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The daily sentinel., 1914-07-28
AVERT STRIKE? BEGIN AIRD0ME
$4,000 Worth OF
Betterments for
the Majestic


.XVIoRK was commenced thi'
M morning under the direction
w of S. Il. Winterburn on the
new Majestic airdome on the corner
of Sixth ard Main, where for siA
weeks or more the popular play
house will have temporary quarters
AS soon as the pictures ready to be
displayed in the mammoth tented
enclosure the carpenters will com
mence work on the Majestic build,
ing.
The new Majestic which will re-
open somewhere about September 10,
will have capacity of 500 people,
or twice the seating accommodations
of any other western Colorado picture
house.
The ascendancy of the moving
picture over the legitimate drama
will be marked by the destruction
of the old Majestic stage, which has
been the scene of so many excellent
vaudeville productions. The movie
curtain will be hung against the wall
of the building.
New chairs which will be modern
and comfortable to degree will be
installed and splendid illumination
will be afforded both inside and out
in the new playhouse.
One of the new departures in ven
tillation will be applied in the new
theater when monster blower-fan
viii force the air for the building
through 4 sheet Of falling water,
cooling it to from ten to fifteen de-
grees. This plan has been tried out
successfully in several places. A
miniature cataract will fall over an
aperture through which the forced
air comes and the result will be cool,
sweet breeze through the building at
all times.
The room formerly occupied by the
Douce; Music store will become
part of the lobby. The old Black
stone quarters. will become the Of
flee OF Manager Wilson and the
Swanson Film exchange. The Ma
jestic store will be unchanged.
Much of the plans announced sew
eral weeks ago for new and ornate
front have been discarded in order
to make the necessary improvements
to meet the requirements of the pro-
posed building ordinance.
The big tent roof for the Airdome
has been secured from the Sells
Floto shows in Denver. A board
side wall will be erected at once.
Manager Wilson, who is now the
largest individual stockholder in the
Majestic enterprise, expects to have
everything ship-shape by the middle
of September and will again occupy
the popular playhouse.
The daily sentinel., 1914-07-28

less ready to back up the Austrian
demand is considered here as the
most dangerous statement of the dip
lcmatic exchanges so far as the peace
of Europe is concerned.
Englishmen at the foreign offices
refuse to express any sort of opinion
as to whether or not further efforts
will be made to stop the extension
of bloodshed. No better knowledge
is extant on the attitude of England
toward the situation in case efforts
are made to draw other powers into
the war
The daily sentinel., 1914-07-28

an unfavorable reply to the British
proposal for conference of am
bassadors here in an endeayor to
bring a settlement of the Austro-
Servian difficulty.
Germany declares that it considers
Grey's suggestion well meant and
good in principle, but is not feasible
In practice and impossible to carry
out. Germany makes counter pro-
Dosal that the NEGOTIATIONS for peace
be conducted between the cabineets
instead of by conference.
The daily sentinel., 1914-07-28
new POST0FFICE ORDER
IBy Associated Press. ]

washington, D. G., July 2S.-
Postmasters will not be permitted to
urge persons to accept C. o. d. and.
insured packages nor to act as agents
for the senders of such packages. An
order to this effect was issued by the
postoffice department today.
The daily sentinel., 1914-07-28
WHEAT RISES.
GBy Associated Press. !

Chicago. July 2S.-An immense ex-
pansion in the trade OF wheat fol-
lowed the announcement of the Off
cial declaration of war Wild fluc-
tuations ensued. The rise was soon
up to S9A, or 6 Y above the mini
mum value at the opening.
fresh bulge near the close sent
wheat to 81, or cents above the low
point OF the day. The final close
was 92A.
The daily sentinel., 1914-07-28
WOULD INCLUDE MANY
BILLS IN PROGRAM
GBy Associated Press. ]

Washington, ID. c., July 2S-
Western senators want to include in
the congressional program of this
session a general dam bill. radium
bill, Alaskan coal lands bill and a
geneI al mineral leasing bill, and they
will ask for Democratic caucus next
week on the subject.
Other Democrats Will urge post
ponement.
The daily sentinel., 1914-07-28
AustrlansPut
ownFlagon
Steamer
is ACT Of WAR

MISE Seryia, July 2S.-LBy AS
N sociated Press. THE Servian
steamer Deligrad & Morava
was seized today at Orsova on the
Danube by Austrians. The Servian
colors were hauled down and the
Austrian flag hoisted. The passen-
gers we're detained.
The daily sentinel., 1914-07-28
FUMIGATE MANY VESSELS
LBy Associated Press. ]

New Orleans, La, July 2S.-The
United States tug Neptune was fitted
with fumigating apparatus today,
and began fight against the bubonic
plague by fumigating vessels. Two
more recent cases of the plague
were reported today. bringing the
total to sixteen.
The daily sentinel., 1914-07-28
IBy Associated Press. ]

lBy Associated Press.
Vienna, July 2S.-Militiaerische
ilndschua reports active movements
both Servian and Montenegrin
iOops which are close touch at
r1ooi, near the frontier of Servia.
London, July 2S.-IBy specia
'erespondenceI The utmost con-
tfn is being demonstrated in the
NIelgn office TO insure the localiza-
uea OF the Austro-Servian conflict.
hopes Of complete peace are no long
aeld and the situation facing the
neutral powers is to prevent other
natons from being drawn into the
var.
hFeece and Montenegro, as was ex-
Ec'ed, have Immediately sided with
he serbs and will be ready to face
Whplete demolition rather than per-
a' me emperor to gain a foothold
ID balkan territory.
russia, II there is any question
aOOut Invasion for annexation, will
Immediately moboliZe her forces
scloSs the frontier and oppose the
4us'rians. An unconfirmed report
I4s been printed today in several
LONDON papers that Austria has
sheh her word to the imperial gov
a1nent ,,in in st. ePtersburg that she
WI not attempt to seize any Servian
NJ Is,'lvDry. II this is true it may prove
Ig @iution OF the difficulties.
# enless Russia calls upon her al
ays -, 70 assist her in repelling the
alsulans, Italy and France will
Mslooably ~ not be drawn into the con-
Jug. ,s.t but the refusal Of Germany to
,a.er , Sir Edward Grey's peace CON
,..suee ,..e torebodes active assistance
n'm mat government to the Austri-
attack, Won Bethmann-Holl-
Statement that while the Serv-
IA Ill',matum u had not been refer
u u MIN, Germany was neverthe-
The daily sentinel., 1914-07-28
PETROLEUM Is LOWERED
GBy Associated Press. ]

Pittsburg, Pa, July 2S.-Another
5 cents was clipped from the price
on the principal grades of crude oil
at the opening market today. The
new prices are:
Pennsylvania crude, s1.65.
Mercer black and Newcastle, S1.22.
Corning and Rafland, unchanged.
Seven cents was taken off Cabell,
making it SIPS.
Somerset, 81.
The daily sentinel., 1914-07-28

Charles f. Ross, Ollie E. Bannis-
ter and Fred f. Weaver returned last
evening from Minturn and Echo
lakes. where they enjoyed a splen-
did fishing trip. They caught
enjoyed the outing.
The daily sentinel., 1914-07-28
BELGIAN BANKER SENTENCED
[By Aesociated Press. /

l''F %NSNONiANch itoosI
Brussels, July 2S.-Nestor Will
mart, banker and sportsman. was
sentenced today to ten years i'm
prisonment and fined $500 on the
charge OF swindling the public out
of S3,40O,000 by overtaxing shares
in the Client Terneussen railway in
1912.
The daily sentinel., 1914-07-28

Rev. E. G. Lane returned this
morning from Glenwood and wishes
it announced that he will be able to
be with his congregation on tomor-
row evening at the regular weekly
( prayer meeting.
The daily sentinel., 1914-07-28
THOMAS WANTS QUARTERS
AS SOUVENIRS OF CANAL
IBy Associated Press. I

Washington. d. c.. July 2S.-
The senate banking and currency
committee considered today bill
by Senator Thomas of Colorado pro-
viding for the coinage of quarter
commemorate the completion of the
Panama canal and the one
hundredth anniversary of peace be-
tween English speaking people. The
bill was offered by request.
The daily sentinel., 1914-07-28
NEW MACHINE IN
RAILWAY SHOPS

frst ,1ef y, i, powerful machine. the
Ia Seon y. us kind on the Western Slope.
tspartrvnla,ln installed in the blacksmith
caled = eut al the local shops. 1t is
III centrifugal steel cutter.
is. device is a rapidly whirlinq
st ,ara. rnlen fairly eats into the fin
tie nIipeFed Hsilsd steel. 1t is valued in
'' A'lshOorhood of 5000. 'eu III
J. W a., !. Van Horn and wife and
ilne Hns fiahis and wife are enjoying
sboys Sag SS,snlhg trip on the Lake Fork
nunbsr Saninero. y, They sent down q
ef OF fine trout last eyeninq d
The daily sentinel., 1914-07-28

Mrs. c. A. Bradford, wife of c. A.
Bradford of the Palmer & Bradford
tailoring establishment, is expected
home tomorrow from six weeks
trip to Boulder where she visited her
parents.
The daily sentinel., 1914-07-28

VIENNA, July 2S.-GBy Associ-
" ated Press. In the note
V which contained the formal
declaration OF war sent by Austria
md Hungary to Seryia today, the
lormer governments stated that the
seryian reply had been unsatisfactory
md that the resort to arms was nee
ssary to Safeguard our rights"
The declaration was unexpected in
plte Of the critical situation, be-
agse 1t was anticipated that time
'ould be given to other powers to ex-
Fess their position in the matter.
The daily sentinel., 1914-07-28

Mr.. and Mrs. Matt Casio of the
unaweep canon mining district are
in the city today visiting friends.
Mrs. Casio was formerly Miss Mabel
johnson of this city.
The daily sentinel., 1914-07-28
F||ROPE TREMBLES AS
ARMIES PREPARE FOR
CONFLICT OF POWERS

Montenegrns and Servans Mobilize Meet Austrian In
vason--Wheat Market Rises War Clouds Settle Over
-Unconfirmed Report Says Russia Has Declared
War But Better Dispatch Brings News That Gar May
Remain Neutral if Servian Territory is not Seized
The daily sentinel., 1914-07-28
GERMANY REFUSES.

LBy Associated Press.
Berlin Germany, July 2S.-The
German government today returned
The daily sentinel., 1914-07-28

VIENNA, July 28-By Associated PressOfficial notification
declaration of war was sent to Serva today by the Aus
hian and Hungarian governments
The daily sentinel., 1914-07-28
THE WEATHER

= ritb local showers
NBch ooub o..s.br or Wednesday.
The daily sentinel., 1914-07-28

yUyORK was commenced this
M morning under the direction
N of 6 Il Winterhnrn ON the
The daily sentinel., 1914-07-28

,-,.;Is on Page Five
The Washington herald., 1914-06-21
EDDIE FOY HAS BOUGHT
FAMILY A CAR-NATI0N
Says He Wanted Small Automobile
that Would Garry More
than Two.

No person on the American continent
enjoys children any better than Eddie
Foy. The comedian has laughed his way
into the hearts OF thousands Of thcater-
goers by the quaintness of his humor.
and as for the children ne has won them
over completely. II is because he loves
them and because he has seven rollick-
ing youngsters at home. He made them
completely happy the other day when he
took them and their mother down town
and purchased q Car-Nation for the FAM
ily's use. That IT is big enough even for
his numerous progeny is evident from the
illustration.
'T wanted a car for Mrs. Foy and the
children to use. and after I had seen
them all chose the Car-Nation." said
Mr.. Foy. TT came down to a question
Of whether the purchase would be q big
car or d little car, and after I had in
CURED around q bit found all my
friends were buying small cars. i asked
them why. and they said II was for two
reasons. The light cars do the work ex-
pected exactly as well as the big auto
mobiles. and the cost Of their mainten-
ance and operation Is far less They told
me the day OF the small car had arrived.
THAT limited the field considerably.
and ! looked over the small cars. picked
the Car-Nation. In the first place.
was a small car. would carry more than
two persons. Then I wanted q car that
would be easy and safe for my wife and
The Washington herald., 1914-06-21
NEW MACHINE APPEARS
ALONG AUTOMOBILE ROW
Lightweight Cyeleear. Combining
Style and Comfort. Is Certain
to Meet Approval.

A lightweight cyclecar Of stylish ap-
pearance and great comfort has made
its appearance along automobile row.
This Is Americas first completely equip
per four-wheel light car. With special
features and latest style equipment. such
as the mechanical starter. electric lights
and horn. interchangeable wire wheels
and the .friction-chain type Of transmits
sion. It is an exceptional car at the
price
The engine il four cylinder. cast en-
bloc. Thermo Syphon water-cooled, of
about 14-horsepower. The car Is driven
from the left hand side with one hand
lever for all speeds: four forward and
reverse. It has the roadster type body,
special stream line effect with seating
capacity for two. side by side. and door
on the right hand side. There Is q large
parcel compartment In the rear which
will easily accommodate 800 pounds Of
luggage.
The Trumbull Cyclecar is built with
the European style hood and through
out Is Of the stocky. strong build. suit
able for service of any kind. yet II Is
of a pleasing appearance that will i'm
mediately meet with the approval Of the
most critical.
The Washington herald., 1914-06-21

committee viii have to decide whether
the run 10 to be Of one or more dayB
duration. decide upon the destination. and
make partial arrangements for checking
stations and controls. Road conditions
must be taken into consideration. and q
running schedule adopted which an ordin-
ary rider may reasonably be expected to
follow. While no definite plans for the
run have been advanced. II Is generally
understood among club members that the
run n to be one which rider Of ordinary
ability may enter with some hope of I'm
ishing with q score that VIII entitle him
to . prize.
The committee In charge Is expected to
report at the meeting Of the club next
Wednesday night. Definite plans for the
hill climb are expected. and at least q
tentative program for the endurance run
Is TO be presented for consideration
Members who are In possession of. road
Information or who have suggestions to
offer In regard to the run have been re-
quested to place their information at the
disposal Of the committee. .-......s
Threatening weather conditions. last
The Washington herald., 1914-06-21

At its meeting last Wednesday night
the National Capital Motorcycle Club ap-
pointed q committee which is TO arrange
details for the endurance runs and hill
climb that VIII be promoted by the club
in the near future. The committee con-
sists Of W. F. Throop. P. N. Moulden. and
Tommy Dedge. and win recommend to
the club at its next meeting details for
both contests.
The hin climb having been, postponed
from February 2 because Of unfavorable
weather conditions On that date. wiz be
the first to be held Arrangements have
been made for the use of MAYORS hin.
Anaeostia. which presents the best con-
ditions for such contest to be found
near the city. The original plans includ-
ed the use Of the F. A. n. formula, which
takes into consideration weight of ma
chine and rider and piston displacement
as wen as elapsed time, and 1t is prob
able that system viii be followed. The
prizes win be IN the form OF various arttr
eles Of value to motorcyclists which have
been secured for the purpose.
The endurance run VIII present many
more difaculties than the hfu climb. The
The Washington herald., 1914-06-21


sunday caused q postponsment Of the
National CAPITAL Clubs scheduled run to
Landsdowne. Md. many OF the riders not
caring to venture out Of the city. The
club has been invited to take part IN a
secret run TO an unknown destination to-
DAY. A run OF not more than thirty-fve
miles is promised. over good roads ana
with good dinner assured at the des-
tnation- The party win leave the club
rooms At 10 o'clock. and return at their
pleasure during the afternoon.
A. A. Schultz is the FIRST washington
rider to express discrimination to ao-
cept the invitation OF the New York
trade magazine to attend the motor
cycle rally AZ Saratoga Springs. N. T.,
July 3. 4. and s. Mr.. Schultz will carry q
tandem passenger on his Excelsior, Ieav-
ing this city on July for the l12-mile
ride to the New York resort. Other MEM
bers Of the National Capital Club are
making an effort to arrange their vaca-
tions so as to accompany Mr.. Schultz on
the trip. Plans for the. rally at Saratoga
include motorcycle races on the track. q
free banquet to all visiting riders. and
many interesting side trips TO historical
points in New York State.
The hard knocks that a motorcycle will
stand without serious injury Il illustraf-
ed by an incident that occurred in Rock
Creek Park recently. A member Of the
National Capital Club was operating q
sidecar outfit in the park. and while trav-
cling at q fast rate up one Of the wind
ing roadways was momentarily blinded
by the lamps Of an approaching automo-
bile The motor of the sidegear collided
with the fence along the roadside. giving
- -
shaking up and slightly bending the han
dlebar and front fork OF the motorcycle.
but the outfit came back to the city un-
der its own power and was but little dam
aged. Investigation the next day dis
closed park workmen setting up two new
fence posts that had. as they supposed.
been broken by an automobile.
The Washington herald., 1914-06-21

older children to drive. In the Car-Na-
tion I found these wants satisfied. The
Car-Nation carries four without crowd
ing. II Is simple to operate, and Is one
Of the easiest riding cars ever rode In.
The gasoline consumption Of my car
Is Insignificant With all its seats hIled
IL does from thirty to thirty-nye miles on
q gallon Of gasoline right along. Because
Of its light weight the tire depreciation
Is inconsidersble. / am mighty well
pleased with my purchase"
The Washington herald., 1914-06-21
CYCLISTS WILL co UP
TO PEN MAR TODAY
Start Is to Be Made from 424 Ninth
Street at $50 O'clock.

At Its meeting last Wednesday evening
Messrs. Robert Willis. N. W. strasbau.
and J. Mel. Seabrook were appointed as
a committee 10 make arrangements for
an economy test and secret time run to
be held June q The secret time run viii
be held Immediately following the econ
omy test, which will be held at a place
near Washington After the test the
riders will journey to Baltimore. Ridge
vile, and thence back to this city. The
affair will be run on 2 point system, SINH
lar to athletic field events. and the holder
Of the highest number OF points In both
events will be awarded first prize. The
committee will appoint judges and check
ers for the event and win select the
prizes, of which there will be three. all
valuable accessories for the motorcycle.
After the meeting the boys took q ride
to Glen Echo. where they INDUCED in the
different amusements- -
Today the colors Of the Washington
The Washington herald., 1914-06-21
MILITIA TRANSPORTATION BIDS.

The common carriers to Norfolk and
Virginia Beach are preparing bids on the
transportation OF the District Gusrdsmen
to the camp which win be pitched near
the famous summer resort on August !. II
a reasonable rate can be obtained It Is
practically assured that the troops will
90 to Virginia Beach for their summer
outing. but the question Of transportation
Is still unsolved-
The Washington herald., 1914-06-21

Motorcycle Club win be carried TO Pen
Mar. There will be about seventeen In
the party. and the start will be made
from "a Ninth street northwest at $50
q. m Arrangements have been made for
dinner at the Buena Vista Hotel
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