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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-13
MISSIONARY INSTITUTE
tIonal Convention Opens
mt seventh Street Christian Church.

Intcrtlcn ominn tIonnl ConyentiOn Opens
The International missionary Insti-
tute opened it's convention here yester-
day AFTERNOON in the Sunday school
rooms of the Seventh Street Christian
Church. The institute is being held
under the auspices of the Blue Ridge
Fellowship Group of stichmond. Harry
Educational Alovemen, Of the United
States and Canada. is presiding. Mis-
sion study classes will he held each
afternoon. and open parllaments will be
held after these classes. 81
In the open parliament yesterday af-
tcrnoon MIR. Myers spoke on3"Principies
and Methods of missionary Education
in the Sunday SCHOOL, and Miss Branch
Binford on &c eneralt Principles of Mis-
sionaryf Education for Young People,.
Rev. T.. E. Osgood spoke on Special
for Minlsters-M issionar Intercession.'
80. 90. - 81. 80.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-13
Gfore RoJ,J,cd

Mrs. Mary Abraham, OF 22G0 East
Main street yesterday reported to tie
police that her store had been entered
through "a back door and that $40 worth
OF chewing and smoking tobacco
rtolep.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-13
Negro hoy Missing

:. NcEro 10y MfssinE.
Hampton Smith, ten-year- old
negro, was Yesterday reported as miss
ing to the police. He is said to have
been absent from his home since Oc-
tober S.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-13
Marriage License

A marriage licepse was issued yes
terday, in the Hastings Court to Thomas
F. Latta and Annie z, Arvin. !s
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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-07
Reports And Certificates OF
Clerks To Be In Hands of
Governor July IA
lhirty-six Thousands
Have Already Signed
Predictions Of Temperance
Advocates Amply Borne
Out By News From All
Over State

Petitions calling upon the governor
Of the State to call an election on the
question Of Statewide prohibition are
ftui being circulated today In Rich
mand az al some points in the State
These petitions will also ne in circuia-
ZION On Wednesday. The ena bling act
provides that the reports and Ger
tiacates Of clerks are 10 be in the
hands of the governor bt the l+th Of
july and thar within ten days OF
that time, if a sufficient number Of
duly qualified petitioners have ex-
pressed themselves as desiring the
election. the governor g to issue his
proclamation cslIing the September
election. Thus, while petitions may
he legally circulated fer several DAYS
innRer, Sill the leaders Of the tenn
per8n1a cause are not Ia king chances
II delay. and are insisting that Pc
tHIons be filed by the Sth. or at least
by the 10Th 81 this month. AS may
ee readily seen. this IS necessary
move. as the clerks must nave Ger
tain amount Of time te make out ;heir
certificates. after having eya mined the
petitions and for their certificates to
reach he office Of the governor So
petitions will be circulated in Rich
mond on today aud esday
The prediction made by advocates
af the temperance cause as 70 the
l&fee holnoer q pet1tlohefs t1a} &o9ld
be secured are being Amply borne out
aE me ne 81 those NJ, nave Al
feaay put thelr names an 1he papers
y WIS certain iasl MohaaF 'hat more
thaa IN" required eng htfen 'noNsa ha
eriv about half ~ the State. had i een
secured nj that time Every day adj
altlonai ne9res nave oeen coming IN "a
the headqnaFteFs of the Anu-Saioor
league me iea 3e readers are IN
eoitstah nj teiegraph1e cofnfnuh1cauoo
with the}r 'leH'thaHis al over the
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-07
VILLA NOW HOLDS
PURSE STRINGS

r pasa Texas, Jalp s.-The newest
turn IN ths negotiations between
Pancho WA and representatives 81
tie Carrarza vebe3 army In Mexico
hfoEes H}Cn the alleged theft by
agents of y lila NJ several million dol
'4rs wortk ~ Carranza 5 money. villa.
1t Is said, has promised - return the
money.
Fl Pas, police this afternoon re-
ce.ved a telegram from Washington
10 arrest Santiago S. Winfield. charge d
with emtezzlemeHt nj Carranza' =
money Winfield is the agent Of N:l1a.
who is ALI ged TO have secretly slipped
between S. 600 ono ana 5000. oo0
worth If the Carranza money ever tho
river from Il Paso TO 1uarez while
The Carrnrss people we're attempting
- hold Tho money on he American
side Of the border BY Injunction
against tie Wells Fargo Express com
pany
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-07
WANTS ROOSEVELT
IN COLORADO

Oyster Bay n, Y, July 6.--Colonel
Roosevelt viii be asked to take an
active part II the Colorado State carr
paign, where. because OF the recea.
labor troubles. the Progressives hope
10 elect governor. United States
senator ana two representatives TO
congress. Clarence r. Dodge, of Col J.
RADIO Springs. cousin Of Cleveland II.
Dodge and Progressive State chair
man, Is to confer with the colonel in
New Yorw on Wednesday,
f. 2, Contigan, of Denver. is the
Progressive candidate for governor.
He and Chairman Dodge arrived y
New York today and reported to John
McGrath. the colonels political sec
rotary. that hts election is assure /
Costigan is a lawyer. who has repre-
sented the labor organizations for a
number Or years.
Politicians from other States vii
confer with Colonel Roosevelt Wed
nesday. BY the latter part OF tho
week, It is understood, political visl-
tors Will be Escetsed al -SagamorasIItll.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-07
REFUSES To PAY
CLAIM Of HICKS

BY the vote Of : II s. last night.
the common council declined to ac-
cept the recommendation Of the claims
committee that the sum Of s32 ne paid
the Hicks Livery company for car
riages useS at the funeral of Coun CHI
man Harry Huber recently. on the
grounds that the price charged per
hack was In excess Of that fixed by
ordinance.
II was maintained by several coun-
cilmen.-M essrs English and Ratoliffe
notahly--that the city should paw the
claim. as IL was simply q business
proposition, but the ma ior'ty thought
differently and. on motion Of Mr. M
lauf. the claim was rejected and the
price fixed al $3.50 for each carriage
instead of 81. S charged by the livery
men
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-07
WILL TRY DOCTORS
ON UNPR0FESS|0NAL
CONDUCT CHARGES
Academy Of Medicine and Sur
gerry Officers Decline To
Talk Of Wednesday Session

ITO consider the unprofsssional
conduct Of certain members reads the
notice sent out last night FOR called
meeting of the Richmond Academy Of
Medicine and SurgerE, TO be held to-
morrow night at 8 o'clock in the palm
room Of the Westmoreland club No
tices were gent TO all members and a
large attendance in spite Of the vaca-
ton season, Is expected. Tho call was
ordered by Or c. Y. Darlington. pres
ident. YESTERDAY
Who the members charged with TN
professional conduct are or the ma
ture ~ the charges against than is
not stated Officers Of the orRantza-
ton last nteht declined 70 give out
any information for publication CON
corning the alleged unprofesstnnai
conduct. They stated they would saw
nothing concerning the cause u the
call until after the Meeting is held
and the case thoroughly gore into
This attitude Il is understood. Is
taken that injustice might not he done
those against whom the charges Of
unprotessional conduct have been
made
The regular meeting Of the Academy
Of Medicine ard Surgery are held
on TGesday nights and the regular
meeting place Is the auditorium Of
she Chamber Of Commerce. These
meetings however have been sas-
pended during the months Of July and
August,
The cali for meeting during vae8-
ton time will bring ert "a large at
tendance and the charges made will he
given a thorough airing. such other
business as nav property he brought
before the meeting will he considered
THE session promises 10 he one Of the
most interesting held in months.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-07
Stamp of Approval is Placed
Upon Harding. Miller and
Hamlin
Warburg Threatens
To Pull Out of Fight
Protest Against Him From Be-
ginning Very Distasteful To
New York Banker-Jones
Doomed

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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-07
REPLY
EXPECTED SOON

washinwton. July s.-There were IRE
huert infimatlons in the constitution
klist circles here today that Carran1a
kerlv TO the mediaters' invitation 10
bend delegates to Join with the Fuerta
delegates in arranging for provisional
government In Mexico would be re-
keived within two days.
These most strongly In favor Of
tHuer,a accertina the Faediators' inVI-
kation ri that thes have good rea-
Dor ~ eve his answer will be ia
rorable,
Nest positive assertions were made
koday that the differences between
villa and Carranza are in fair way
10 be adjusted
The revolutionist agents seemed con-
kerned most today over the loss of the
hat money printed for Carranz9 but
delivered TO Villas people IN Northern
Mexico.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-07
COMPARISON AND CONTRAST

L.. A. Richmond trouble in Washington the
Chesapeake
and Ohio railroad check for $5o The Evening Journal
O hay The Journal
Attorney Benjamin leave Washing
for /. A Ciucci the Rich
monder accused Of trying make off with 1925 600 check belong
and Ohio scheduled be
preliminary hearing Wednesday
Mr. he Wi III
drunk committing when he
the to Although
of
this for the
of
the bank teller and did realize that making himself liable
o
accidentally Cuccs hands the depot
here be mailed he put in his pocket instead
Here with doors staring him the face and disgrace
family his while
Richmond and themselves
liberty responsibility
which responsible and the distress and
which they
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-07
SPECIAL MEETING ON
TRAFFIC ORDINANCES

The several ordinances amending
the city traffic ordinances SO far az
they relate to the street car company
were sent hack TO the ordinance COM
mittee last night by common council
to he considered by that committee M
special meeting, at which time meh1-
hers of council and others will be
asked 10 appear.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-07
POLICE NOW FEAR
MORE VIOLENCE
FROM ANARCHISTS
AT Loss How To Handle Sit
uation Without Antaganizing
Bombers Into Revengeful
Mood

New York. July 1.-THE young an
archist, Michael Murphy. III whose
possession alone rests the secret Of
saturdays fatal bamb explotou kept
himself we'll hidden from the police
again today The police were pretty
we'll satisfied that they would have
to wait upon Murphy $ pleasure They
spent a. good deal ar time IN nEaring
how 10 handle one OF he most diftt-
cult situation that has ever confront
ed them-~bow 10 take suppresssN We
measures with other anarchists in
such a way that the radicals would
not consider they We're being pick
ed on and attempt TO revenge them :
selves by some acts al violence which
they would not otherwise contem =
plate.
In the forefront OF this situation
stands the proposed funeral and pub
lie dem onstration' over the bodies
of the anarchists in Union square next
Saturday afternoon, The police are
in a quandarv as to what 70 do about
this Commissioner Wood said that
he would not take any action until a
permit for the affair was asked for,
which must be done at least six hours
before the parade the route q
which must be specified.
ftfatti -'sfAN t''N' Nt'ts-F
Alexander Berkmau, who Is making
arrangements fer Saturday. said, on
the other hard. that permit was
NOT necessary, as thv, parade would
be simply a funeral procession. one
thing that NAV interfere with the
arrangements of the anarchists upon
which they had not counted, ts The
power If the board Of health to order
the tnterment OF the bodies not !ater
n irtcr
AS the plan is ~ present, the three
collins will I've horne from the under
taking shop bv SIX members OF the
ana rch!sts' orga nizAti0n. yet 70 be
designated. down Fourteenth street 70
Union square, where they win be
placed upon a ooliaps Bile platform,
which Bcrkman has. Then Will come
the services. at which Berkman. Leon
ard D. Abbott and others Will speak
Afterwa rss, the bodies viii be carried
to Long Island city whore they Will
be cremated and put In urns 20 he
preserved at the F'errer association
offices.
Searching the Wreckagc.
While the hearing OF the eleven
remaining prisoners at Tarrytown was
being postponed until June 20, the
work of further searching the wreck
age Of 1925 Lexington avenue, where
the explosion occurred, was being car
ried on by the police and building de-
partment employees No more bodies
were found. but pieces of flesh and
a hand were discovered, as we'll as
part of a scalp. supposed 10 be that
of Hansen, which had heen blown 10
the roof OF another building 200 feet
away
Fear that Carons relatives nigh,
hinder Berkman's funeral plans by
claiming his body were dispelied to-
day with the arrival here from Fall
River Mass, Of the young anarchists
mother and his sister, Mrs. Caron
told the police that she had given
UP her claim to her sons body az
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-07
CITY MAY SECURE
WILLIAMS ISLAND

The report from the council COM
rittee on utilities that the city at
torney acquire Williams island for
city purposes was referred to the
finance committee last night.
The city wishes this island IN order
to protect more fully ita water supply
and TO make large improvements at
the water plant
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-07
FUNDS IN SIGHT FOR
VICE COMMISSION

Councilman Fuller called from the
table at the council meeting last night
the ordinance appropriating S3,0e0 10
be used by the vice committee recently
appointed by Mayor Ainslie. to look
into the conditions existing in this
city with special reference 70 the segre-
cation district The ordinance was
adopted and now goes 20 the board of
aldermen.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-07
LIGHTNING KILLS
| FARMER AND HORSE

Special to The Richmond Virginian.>
Roanoke, Va. July 6,---W. NJ,
Cook. a prominent Botetourt county
armer, forty years old. was instant
killed by lightning this afternoon
Thile standing with neig hhor under
tree during a shower. Cook s horas
vas also killed The neighbor was
lot hurt Cook had gone into his
cid for tomato plants, and had sought
Rpetter under the tree
Miss Elya Green was severely but
lot seriously stunned when bolt Of
ghAning entered the room In WHICH
he was lying on couch, Several
htldrsn In the room were not in
-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-07
Re-cnacts Murder Scene of
Mrs. Louise Bailey in DR..
Carman Office
Coroner s Inquest
Reveals Nothing
Yesterdays Session More In
teresting For What Was Not
Brought Out Than Amy New
Evidence Adduced

FreeDnr4 Il{tv 6---ba y,,,raar of
M In1Isa f2s,tS,,- No. ,e..4,1e+...4
night bv william ] Burns' Or. ~.
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tl7r,il,,5t~ ,,,,,,s,t
ne f{'eoI3 'sd 9steotiDe TOOK the
ierL OF L'e assassin creeping AZ ahsN
afhpuN lHe heth12cks' ana crawilg,
ISL ~ -. :. eoe "5lao" OF ~.
tarnan once through which Ars.
ia was zaPt Burns operative
P@rsonated Mrs 6aliev ana stood IN
i,f- C7FHdh It tafs d@clor once aaI5,
3FhAh reha1l3ea III her bedroom,
where she SAYS she was when MIS-.
ita lIeN was murdered ana burns de-
teeuVes, IN tf9e antN~Foon OF the ot-
Ihe+. attempted 70 see ana near all
that George tteiqei ana otner Ia
tents who waited there last tues s@lY
haEhi' pave teSt5f'ea TO-
ne tGpfesoctloh oil the cirGil1a-
stances OF me nnTdef was sudden
az Yer ne ii.sa e1ihel TIE evening I'D y
I'IS.l ics @@'oi1'es 2'''l'A ana SAei ~
e'tl0'
Fruftiess Detective Work.
SIX DAYS of ruthless detective cork
ny the local police and two proftless
sessions OF the Coroner's inquest made
1t necessa ~ for District Attorney
Smith to appeal to Mr. Burns. The
criminal expert slipped into town
early tonight and after a short con-
ference with the sheriff and the dis
trtct attorney started alone 10 in
%pect the Carman house and GROUNDS
approaching the house. He was halt
ed ny the policeman on guafd.
but sald me de'ectlVe' am
william j. Burns,
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