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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-14
.F0RE|CN-BORN CITIZENS
CAUTIONED BY PRESIDENT
Must Remain Loyal, Even II Not
Pleased With Way Affairs
Are Conducted.
EDUCATORS APPLAUD SPEECH
Points Ia Disturbing Symptoms in
Which Certain Men Think More Of
Lands of Their Birth Than OF
America

WASfiINGTON. July iS.-Prcsidcnt
wilson told citizenship convention
here to-day that the American govern
ment must insist that foreigners be-
coming citizens remain loyal. even il
they arc not pleased with tho way
affairs arc conducted
Loyalty means nothing. he declared.
unless II is coupled with Telf-sacrific
lie added that Americans cannot teach
LOYALTY unless they practice il,
The President discussed the problem
of Am"ricanizing foreiyn-born citizens.
HIS words We're enthusiastically APP
plauded by large gathering Of educa-
tors Interested in the instruction OF
now citizens, meeting here under the
auspices OF the Naturalization Bureau
OF the Labor Department.
Nativc-b born Americans were varied
by III" President to examine them
selves carefully to see whether they
nay" burning in them the true light Of
America which they expect to show To
these foreigners.
MY interest in this movement" he
H"''' - - 'll'h an interest III our
selves as in the people whom VIC wish
10 Americanizc. Unless VIC arc true
Americans. we cannot infect them with
the spiri, OF .imcricanism Unless We
ourselves illustrate tho ideas of jus
tice and freedom. we can teach moth
ing TO those who come to us"
There are just AS many cruel and
hoartlcss men here as in other lands,
he continued. but the object OF Amer
lea should he To put such men in har-
ness and control them.
we have been disturbed recently by
symptoms IN tho body polite" lie
added. which are not healthy. Ger
tain men. not many in number. have
thought more Of the lands of their
birth than OF America They have
even Con" 50 far as to draw apart
in spirit and organization to seek some
special object of their own. Such 4
thing as that is absolutely incompati-
bic with ideas OF loyalty"
Foreign travel was suggested as the
best cure for those inclined to boa st
too much Of the superiority of America
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-14
STORE BROKEN OPEN
AT PROVIDENCE FORGE
Efforts with Bioodhoun,ls TO Trnrc
Robhcrs Arc tnsucccssfuI-Nurh
Goods Heportcd stolen.

Efforts 10 trace the burglars who
broke open store about seven miles
from Providence Forge. in New Kent
County, Wednesdays night and blew
open tho safe. were unsuccessful yes
t.rday. although bl"odhounds from the
state Farm were rushed IL tho scene.
The robbers arc said TO have made way
with several thousand dollars in cash
and merchandise. The large amount
Of goods stolen led local officials. who
were asked TO keep a close watch for
the men. 10 believe that there were
several in the gang.
sheriff w W Sydnor. Of Henrico
County, was advised Of the robbery
carly yesterday morning and requested
to bring bloodhcuuds IIc imm ediately
asked for tho dogs from the state
Farm. ana these we're brought in an
automobile. and sent 10 Providence
Forge on the noon train. II is be
licNod that the men must have used q
wagon 10 carry away the loot. and for
this reason tho county authorities hope
10 he able TO trace them before they
ar" able I" travel any great distance.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-14
PROCREsS|vEs IN REVOLT
ON HUCHEs's ENDORSEMENT
Conference OF Representative Mem
bcrs OF Party Soon to BE Held
In Chicago.
CALLED BY BAINBRlDGE COLBY
Gathering Will BE National in Scope.
Although All States Might Not he
eSentcd-l'rOtests Come From
Every Quarter.

NEW YORK, July ia conference
Of representative Prorrcssivcs from all
parts of the country soon Will be held
in Chicago, il was announced here by
cambridge Colby. to consider the
widespread and bitter revolt within
tho country" against tho action OF
The national committee in Undressing
Charles +. Hughes, tho Republican
nominee for the presidency. The date
viii hc decided upon in - few days.
Mr.. Colby said the conference would
bc national in scope although All
states might not be represented.
Mr. Colby, who placed Theodore
Eooscvclt' in nomination at the Ma
ional Progressive Convention at Chi
caEo. said that he is in receipt of let
ters from every quarter OF the coun-
try protesting against what he charac-
tcrized as the Perkins Finn pro-
gram" This program. lie added. does
not represent the thought or feeling
of the rank and file Of the party
Mr. Colby made public a letter he
had received from John NJ Parker, Of
Louisiana. the Progressive nominee
for Nicc-Prcsidcu,. i'm which Mr. Parker
referred 10 Tho star chamber pro-
ceedinSs OF tho national committee.
adding AN enormous number Of
voters viii never submit 10 such
treatment, and believe that when VIC
consider the million OF women who will
vote this year for tho FRS, time and
The million or wage carncrs who arc
deeply interested in and believe in tho
reforms aud b"ttcrmcnt for tho pco-
pic, for which have stcadfasily
stood. that II we can succeed in calling
81 new convention, preferably on Au-
gust >. the anniversary OF tho birth Of
tho Progressive party, 10 demonstrate
10 tho political bosses our distrust and
20 the people OF the nation our deter
mlnation to continue 10 fight for those
principles for which we have strongly
TODD. VIC Will so stir public sentiment
that Sc may see AN overwhelming wave
az protest against threatening anything
pertaining TO All independent move for
tn" next generation.
II am confident wc could have AN
immense and representative gathering
meet in Chicago. aud believe that an
carn"s, appeal to the progrcssivcs all
over tho country would result i'm state
conventions which would send dele
gates 70 put w complete ticket"
Mr. Parkcrs letter was written be-
fore Mr. colby had called confer
"nCc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-14
Narrowly Escape
Death b.yLightning
Score Of Society Women Near
Caddy Who Is Struck
and Killed.

NEW YORK. July 13.--More than Il
score of society women. including Mrs.
Oscar I.ewisohn. formerly Edna May.
the, actress. narrowly escaped death
from lghtrin:: on the grounds OF n
-"lf course at GrcaJ Neck. l.. ! late
To-day when Felix Jnvnbus. II "adly.
Was strick :ri E!i!cl within u few
feet "t :hem. " tho BODY Of til" caGdy
Was carried ircr The iiclA. III ,h.
women in The party fell un their knees
and prayed.
Mrs i.awisohn and Mrs. &. Iio,i.i,r.!.
wife Of tho president Of the .olc club.
wcrc engaged III an exciting game w';"u
Jacohus, holding the flag. WAS hi, and
fell dead in front of them.
Three other persons wor" killed hy
lightning, much property damage was
caused. and train service was badly
crippled by - violent thunderstorm. &C
co",pancd by Il sixty-milc gale from
vicinity Th" temperature dropre'
s'Scntccn degrees in fifteen minutes.
bringing relief TO thousands OF per
sons who had been swclterinr in in
tense heat for foriy-cight hours
Thousands Of commuters and others.
II was announced Tonight, were m;.-
rooned ON electric trains along the line
III the New York. New ltavcn ana Hart
ford Railroad as far AS bridgeport.
Conn. The high-voltaEc wires were
reported down at several points be
tween Stamford and New York
The Western Union Telegraph Com
p,ny announced Tonight that the
storm had caused much damaS. rloug
it's lines in New York State anl New
England. Long distance telephone was
badly disabled. Officials said they were
unable 20 Gct in communication vita
Norfolk and otler cities in tic South
All wires 10 Chicago were down. tut
the new trans sentimental line was r",
affected.
New York and it's environs were in
The grin Of the heat wave when III"
storm broke. Two persons died in
brooklyn and there were many pros
tratiUl.S.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-14

they Went through several figures and
drills that ELECTED much applause
The Roanoke. Va. delegation had
ono Of the most unique floats in the
parade. 1t Was reproduction of the
now National Home Of the EIks. at
Bedford city. Va. which was dcdi-
Gated last Saturday afternoon. Built
~ AN approximate cost of $4,000. the
model is twenty by forty feet. aud
weighs about so" pounds. 1t re-
CURED five months TO construct the
f'oat. which was drawn by six horses
Tho Roanoke boys had 10 men in uni
form in line, in addition to "a band Of
twenty-five.
Who is that little chap with that
big man." was a question oft repeated
along tho line OF march. THAT little
chap" was no other than Captain
Jack Barnett. OF Danvillc, Va. the
smallest Elk in tho world. who is just
forty-two inches high The big man
was Harry Woods, manager OF the
Hippodrome Thcatcr here
Thomas l. Garrett, of Richmond. is
attending tho convention strictly
against his doctors orders y month
ago he received - severe gu, on the
mead Despite his rhysician's warming
aud his wii"s plca,lincs, Mr. Garrett
said that nothing save death could
Keep him from the big show"
To-day woman from Virginia.
greatly excited, appeared in dctcc-
tive agency here, stating that her huS-
band. WHO Was an Elk. had left home
III his best clothes and With 5000. She
though, his destination might have
been the Baltimore convention. Her
suspicious were correct Al Baltimore
and Eutaw Streets there was a sound
Of loud hurrahinE Surrounded hy a
dozen cornwall Elks. the husband was
doing Il clog dance He wore a stun
ming suit that showed where at least
portion of the money had gone
Guarded 10y his wife, he took the next
train back TO ole Virginny"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-14
First License
Goes to Wilson
Game Department Issues Non
resident Pcrmit---First Resi-
dent License 10 Stuart.

President Wilson has tho honor of
being the first man to receive IL nom
'csidcnt license for hunting In Nir-
sinia. The license was issued to him
IF the Hastings Court. who returned.
with tho license. the statutory fee of
SO. II will not cost the President "a
cent to hunt in the domains Of the
Did Dominion.
The first to receive a resident hunt
er's license Is Governor stuart whose
ticket to hunting preserves in this
state is also complimentary. Major
p. 4. Christian. Il member Of the Board
lbf Aldermen, received the second resi-
lent license.
NJ. -. Hart. Assistant state Game
Comm iSs Toner. stated yesterday that
hunting licenses can be secured from
the clerk Of any circuit or corporation
court Instructions were sent out yes
I tcrday by the game wardcn's office and
the necessary blanks arc now on hand.
Clerk Walter H.. DuNal Of the Illus
tinEs Court. Part II. received ycs;cr-
day AN allotment of blank hunting
licenses. the frs, to he received in the
city. All hunters. under the new game
law as enacted by the last General
Assembly. are required TO have licenses
before they can hunt in the state.
Clerk DuNal announced that licenses
may now be secured upon the proper
application and the payment of the
charges az provided by the law.
Under the provision of tho game law.
which provides for the appointment OF
game wardcnS. any person who has
been bona fidc resident of the state
Tor six months may procure county
hunting license on application to the
clerk of the circuit court or TO the
clerk OF tho corporation court OF any
city in tho state. stating the county III
which he desires 10 hunt his age,
place OF residence, postofficc address.
color. color OF his hair and eyes, and
height. and upon tho payment Of tho
sum Of 81.
state licenses may also be secured in
a like manner upon the payment of So
The law requires a payment OF Slo Tor
a nom resident license, although non
resident land owner is permitted 10
hunt on his own lands without obtain
ing any license. Any nonresident per
sous not a citizen Of the United states
is required 10 pay the sum OF $40 for "a
state license.
The new law provides that 'all own
crs and landlords and members of their
families and tenants and renters re-
siding thereon. with tho consent Of the
land owners. may hunt upon their own
or adjoining lands without license.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-14
ItObcrt j. Walker.

IHpe'laI {" III" TlmcS- Dispat"h
Charlottesville VA, Inv l.:
--Rohrri j. Walker. aged nrty-Si.
years. twice the nominee Of tn. Re-
publican party for Congress from ,,iy
district. l.. dead ~ his hons at NJ.
Jackson. after brief illness ri peri.
touitis. He wis - son OF the la,c SAN.
ucl Walker. who. as a Cunccdcrtt" SOL
hicr. was killed ia the bat;lo IF ,'nau-
celi"rsvilic. lie was born in Sh.uau-
doah County. After ur:,u.a,iu.: rrop'
the law school of the University Of
Virginia he served s"."u Germs as
COMMUNICATIVE attorney f,r ~hcuuu-
doah County. and WAS :, United States
commissioner for many years
Besides his wife. who was Miss
Catherine Ripley, of Red Banks he
leaves one son. Ripley Walker His
3r' Their. SIC late =. :. NnlNc" Tor
'.a"y aus was click "f a.. co:u,y
court nr Shenandoah
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-14
INJUNCTION OF SECRECY
IS LAID BY TAX BOARD
continued from First rngcD

= o.LAl'. 80 ---- !! I. o-l- / - y 81
ISSUE" IN" par announcement fHht II
had declared vacant The oi'icc ~ EN-
~ nor OF Hcco-ar of .hc sixth Cir
,ui; and had ap~ulrtcd as As- c,.lcy,s
,ur,c..or Ne v-.,l,i,. 1-broo o,hor
,i. ,,t ,,,
m -
' ANNOUNCEMENTS WIS
"''H'hp"N'H nv I'd" statement Wh"t'N"r
g.; tho reasons that led tho eoarl to
tax" this drastic action
E.dr,rJ 10 il si,r,ios, terms mis-
,,. .,o,., a., No ,o.r,,
,,.i,t,,, ~ r.. t,a-,. .s,
''P'''"'" ,''"' ''' nc
"""r" /" H'N'hfd - t"N ofncer OF c'Eh'
Years standing. Although week has
passed since the dismissal order. not !.
word has come from any member of
NJ - U,,ri as, ,,js r,,h;oc, rhis
,. ,
- 49, - d'''i - 80
'r"lIN' from taxing rritical inventor!
ot tn" Information that has leaked out
rom various sources, and tho feeling
has bcco,n. general that ;he onus of
/, p-oner cNI,l:,n,,ion ras,s unou tho
.r ,,
MtfH CRITICISM OF
STAFF. TAN BOARD
From those who have all along con-
tended that high state officials having
other important duties to perform. and
elected 10 their offices by the I.cgisla-
lure or by the people. Are not proper
perSons TO hold membership in "A state
Tan Board. endowed with plenary
powers of revision and removal has
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-14
Three Days In the Mountains
So Round Trip
toLynchburg
So Round Trip {" ROunokc.
Train Leaves Itichm"nd iI:O0 4. VI
Tuesday. July Is, Via y. AZ W. Ry

y special fast train OF vestibulcd
coaches Will leave Richmond II \. Nj.
Tuesday July is. over the Norfolk and
western Railway. running through to
LynchburS and Roanoke without
change of cars. Returning, will leave
R"anokc |; 80 l.. NJ and l.ynchbuIg :
r. NJ, on Friday. July II, 1915, thus
allowing three days in The mountains.
This train will stop at Bedford Mont
vale and Blue Ridge but will make no
otner Intermediates stops Round trim
tickets will he sold for this train al
the low rate of.S2 10 Lynchburg and s.
TO Roanoke. opportunity to attend
grand rally and field day celebration.
Woodmen Of the World, Roanolc. Va.
Take ADVANTAGES, For further infor-
nation. apply TO City Passenger and
Ticker. Agent. S3S East Main Street
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-14
DEATHS IN VIRGINIA
.inN..nh Il. ONril.

Joseph Raymond p'Ncii SON az - T.
pN"il died at his purcuts' 'cSilc.,cc
2Jor Hanover Avenue. yesterday AFTER
snort illness. Ills funeral will take
place from ST. Peters Church Satur-
day at IL o'clock. Tho in.er,ucut will
be made ia Mount calvary Cemetery
lie leaves. h.siics his father and ,no,h -.
or. four brothers David T.. \. NJ Den
mis- j.. lr aud Louis l. o'Ncu aud
four sisters. Misses r.ii2ah"th. Narra-
ret. Ida and Bcrnadcttc b'Ncii IL" VAS
q mcmbcr oi Division "" L. Ancient
Order Of iiihcrni1ns. aud OF Dixie Anric.
rratcrnal order al I.arlcs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-14
ELKS HOLD PARADE
IN SWELTERiNG HEAT
Congressman. Including "UncIe Joe"
Cannon. Take Pnrt I'm Big Feature
OF Convention ut Baltimore.
I Special To Tho Times-Dispatch.l

Especial to The Times Dispatch.]
BALTIMORE, MD, July 13.--With
the sun beating down upon tho streets
sending the mercury up until II lowered
above the 90-degree mark. thousands
of IGlks to-day took part In the grand
parade. Although many of them suf-
fered greatly from the heat, they re-
manned In line. Hot weather failed
to keep the public indoors, and all the
streets along the line Of march were
crowded with thousands Of persons,
who chcercd thc marchcrs
big party Of congressman came
over from Washington and marched
Among these was Uncle Joe Cannon.
When he was recognized he was given
loud cheers. and kept doffing his hat
all along the route.
The Richmond and other Virginia boys
made great showing. They marched
spiendidly, and most Of them wore
linen suits and straw hats with purple
bands. In front Of the reviewing stand
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-14
Interfering with women Charged.

j. j. Scruny was arrested by Police
man Warriner yesterday afternoon on
charge Of Interfering with women
on the street. He is said 10 have caught
young woman by the arm. with the
remark, ~ guess ! can walk down In.
street with YOU. Scruny protested
To Policeman Warrinci that he thought
the young woman his sister.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-14
DEATHS.

MANWELI.---Fel asleep ~ hcr.lato rHsi-
den"n So %orth Seventh Street. .Iul, IL
at II =. NJ MRS SARAH MANWEIl wife
II Mr. Willard Maxwell
Fumeral SATURDAY MORNING at 1890
o'clock from Bethlehem lutheran Church.
SIXTH and clay streets
Alexandra. Va. papers please copy.
o'NEIl.-Ded. at his parents residence.
July ~, 1915. 26Ns Hanover Avenue.
eight years. son ~ u. j. and Ida Ryrne
o. Neil.
Funeral from 81. Peters church sATuR-
DAY MORNING at 10 O'Clock. Internent
Mt. Calvary.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-14
Mr-. Morn Il. I'LL.

TSpCciHT 10 The TimvS-biSUlt,
ETEkSBliRt;. VA. July i2-Mrs
/ Flora Il. Hill. widow OF W. t. I!Il.
died at her residence ON east Wash :
ington Street This evening. She had
b""n sick for several weeks. Mrs ain
had been conducting Il school for voice
culture. and was for a number OF Gears
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-14
Injured In ItunnNHilN.

William II. Crowdcr. who was injured
yesterday when hurled from an An
heuser Husch Company wagon. follow
ing a collision between II and the run
away team of the W. II. Harris Gro
Gerry Company. was reported as being
in a precariouS condition at Memorial
Hospital last night II was thought
possible that his skull had been frac-
tured. but this had not hecn definitely
determined last night.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-14

the leading soprano OF ST Paul's Church
choir. She is survived by five children
w. Il. IIill! OF New York city: A. NJ
mn, Of st Louis: Mrs NJ. A. Temple
and Miss Ami" w. iiill. Of PETERSBURG:
and Mrs. Thomas Fcnncr Of Prince
GcnrEr County.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-14

Special to The 'rin,cS- Dispatch
lNN'llBtiIG. VA July - vii
liam e. Lloyd. aged about fifty one Of
i.yn"hburg's hcst-lu"wn capitalists.
died suddenly here late to-day OF heart
trouble.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-14

may be accustomed among tho beasts OF
The field and the fowls % the air by
an eclipse Of the sun hut imam has
learned that the sDtd"w iu. Of either
of the lunimlrics IS OF no more rortcnt
than the coming of rain.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-14

T. II. Booker. who was operated on
for Appendicitis at st. Lukes Hospital
on Wednesday, is reported as inprov-
ing
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-14
RAILROAD AND AUTOMOBILE TIME TABLES


All trains arrive and depart froEn Union
arrivals and departures given In e Faso or
mountain standard time
SANTA Re
For Albuquerque Denver. Chicago. Les
AuEeles-No- SIS Tvs $50 a. M NO. $40
AZ p. m
Prom Albuquerque Denver. I.oz Angeles
Chicago-No- SOS arvs- 10 a. m-s No SD
AZ 6-55 p m
FL PASO & SOUTHWESTERN.
western Division.l
For Arizona and California-9So- Tvs
2-55 p M: No IT 7-45 p m
From Arizona and Cailforula-No- s arvs-
Z a. m, No. az 1880 p
Eastern Divlsion)
For kansas City. 81 Louis and Chicago-
No Tvs 1913 p M. No. az A. p M
For Tucumcari-No. s Tvs 1850 a. m
From Chicago. s. Louis and Kansas city
No arvs- $50 a. m, No at z-40 p m
From Tucumcari-No. arvs- s-20 p
For san Antonio. New orleans and wash
ington-No. 101 Tvs S-45 a. M No. 10 AT
From Washington. New Orleans and san
Antcnic-No- arvs- $50 p M. No--lel al
For Arizona and CaHfornia-No. Tvs
5:45 a. m. No al p L.; No lol az
From Arizona and California-No. 10c
arvs $50 a. 10, No. .. az 1850 p m; No
10 a. 20 p m
TENAS & PACIFIC.
For Dallas and s. Louls-Na-- Tvs. $50
a. m; No. at D.
From St Louis and Dallas-'so- arrives
1880 a. m. NO 3 at 1855 D. u-
MEXICAN CENTRAL
No regular schedule-
MEXICO AND NORTH WESTERN.
NO regular schedule.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-14

ON BungaloW-1luudy Heights on West
pun all the modern convenience
II new s550o
ON eottage-Nundy Heights In good
.ition- $500
pom .BgngaloW-corner west Of Cotton
bonn House-New. Montana street, al
looern Improvements bargain.
|on bunEaloW-Hasr Rio Grande- an the
arn iuprurcrue heat sf1so. terms.
j. s. ARIAS with
p RAMSEY REALTY CO., Trust Bldg
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-14
LOTS on ME8IPHIS STREET
.-r.-.- I'll LII 4 I. y Il

We have IS lots on Memphis street in
the midst Of the militia camps All level.
paving paid; S375 each easy terms LEAN-
ELL q SHERMAN. II6 Texas 81, phone 4e26
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-14

CAhEN At ONCE owner Wi sell room
bungalow. just completed. facing east
arge lots; board fence. walks and curb
pax floors throughout, white tile Goors
ath- builtin bookcases shirt waist boxes.
ltiful buffet, medicine cabinet in bath.
hen cabinet full length Of kitchen. with
|ty % bins. cubboards: sink built in with
r white tile drain and splash board The
OF plumbing, electrical fixtures. brass
1wa1E with glass knobs S295O-0o-
- balance terms 70 suit Phone
!. AEents need not applv