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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-13
TO MEET IN WHEELING
Laundry Association Adiourns After n
TyyO-Duy session.


The scm-annual convention Of the
Nirsinia and West Virginia Laundry
mems Association came TO "a close yes
adjourned the session to meet again
at Wheeling w Va. on September .
and 10, 1919. for the third annual con-
vcntion OF that body. Officers for the
coming year viii be elected at Wheel
ing.
Although the program called for an
afternoon session yesterday, Il was
found possible To merge the Two Sos
sions into one. and the afternoon was
spent by the visitors in inspecting the
fine laundric,s OF this city. Practical
demonstrations OF new laundry ma
chincry and the latest short cuts in
the business were the features OF the
clos ng session
Mrs. Laura q. FiXcn save a demon
stration at the Royal Laundry on the
relative merits OF lime and brine as
bleaching agents \ compressed. air
lever. designed to do away with the
heavy pressure levers in vogue gem
orally. was also exhibited in operation.
Under tho head Of 'Inundry
Troubles by the man who has them,
the convention WAS thrown open to
free discussion of ordinary difficulties
of the business. in which cv"rv one
Joined This WAS followed by an open
discussion Of hos to overcome
the troubles :, most interesting
technical papcr. read Ivy ". !. pydic.
Of l'airmouut. ". Va. on the subject.
"a Modern Laundry Wushrooin.'
elected the closest attention from thc
dclCratcs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-13
ARREST BOYS ON
ROBBERY CHARGE
Prisoners Tell How They Held
Up Druggist Smith in South
Pine Street.
CRIME CAREFULLY PLANNED
Two in Custody, and Three
Others Charged With Being
Accessories.

each twenty-five years old. of So1
spring street, were arrested last night
ny Detectives Wiley. Kellam and
drug store of T. W. Smith l3s South
Pine Street, last Saturday night. hold :
ING up the proprietor at the point of
cash register Willie Butler sixteen.
and Waiter Butler. thirteen brothers.
who live at sos Spring Street and
Clarence Freeman. seventeen. of ITO
China street, were held as acces-
sor!eS
Fox, who occasionally works as a
picture-frame maker was arrested
yesterday afternoon by Officer 4. H.
Duke OF the First District. He was
taken TO headquarters, where Captain
OF Detectives Mcmahon for a long
while attempted TO get information
from him. Early last night, In charge
of Detectives Wiley and Krcnglc. he
was taken to tho second station and
locked up on the charge of being Il
suspicious character.
Claims to IInvc Confcsnion.
Detective Krcnglc interviewed him
IN his cell and succeeded in getting a
full confession of the crime of which
he was accused. Fox told the whole
story, and furnished the officer with
the names of those who. he said. help
cd him plan the robbery
He declared that he and johnson
80 ~ W lIo HNIu w MI. 0Illtn.
and that he held the latter at bay
while Johnson lehped over the counter
and took tho contents Of the safe and
register securing about $40 in cash
and almost as much In checks. The
checks. he said were destroyed and
thrown In sewer.
Fox said further that The robbery
had been planned for more than q
week. He said thnt one Of the Butler
boys. who had been employed By
smith. told them that no had S900 in
the drug store. and this led them 10
form the daring plot 10 steal II.
With this Information Detective
krengle sworc out a warrant for tho
arrest OF FoN. the two Buffers. Free
man and Johnson The others were
found ut their homes.
When Johnson reached tho station
house he also confessed TO the crime
suhstantiatinE the story told by Fox
Tho hold-ur, which was one OF the
holdcst of its kind IN local police his
tory. was done In true Wild West
fashion. The Older boys. wearing
masks, entered the store through the
side door. Fox ordered Mr.. Smith not
to make move If hc cared for his
life. while Johnson ran to the front
door locked It and then gathered up
the cash
Mr. smith last night. before Fox
had confessed. almost positively iden-
tined him as the man who held the
revolver.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-13
WANT CHANGE IN
BUILDING CODE
Gilman Ordinance, Approved by
Contractors, Offers to Solve
Trouble.

Anne ndmcnts 10 tho Building Code,
70 provide new method OF appeal
from decisions OF the Building lnspec-
TOR. are proposed IN an ordinance Of
fercd a; a meeting OF the Board of
Aldermen last night by Mr. Gilman,
ana referred to the Committee on or
dtnnnce. Charter and Reform The
amendments are intended in the ma
Jer,a sought 10 be obtained by those
who recently appeared before legis-
!atire coum!ttecs In support of bill.
waicn died on the calendar Of the
to0se. granting the right of appeal
to the Hastings court from decisions
81 the Pol4ce Justice IL cases Of houses
condemned.
The present Building code provides
an 17neal from rulings OF the Build
NE Inspector TO Board II Public
Saitiy. composed Of the Mayor, the
.ii% Engineer and the Chief Of the
Fire Department, all serving on on
$40 Inc Gilman amendment provides
fbr reference TO board composed OF
ITactlcal builders, architects or cuGi-
neeTs. all to he citizens Of Richmond,
9na % be named BY Building lnspec-
testing party apd those TWO TO name
ife third, thus making new board
ui arbitration in each case. The
@ine eEi.I also provides that the
from any decision of the Building In
spector must deposit certified check
for sac the three members Of the pro-
nesed board TO receive SO each for
each case determined
Indor.ca by Builders Exchange.
~ peGGpg -of the Builders EN-
change yesterday afternoon the pro-
posed changes in the code were IN
dorsea by large number OF represent
tsttve contractors. and the patron
Gays ne also understands that the
changes meet NE Views Of real estate
men, who desire prompt aud cffec-
I'VE method % appeal in the event OF
houses condemned and ordered 10 be
20 the present Board OF Public Safety
that all OF It's members are city
ointials; shat the Mayor has no !ech
meal knowledge OF construction, and
wat the city Engineer and Chief OF
lAc Fire Department would frequently
b. available as expert witnesses N
cases II appeal We're they not them
selves members Of the board No ob-
ttetiin- Is raised 10 any OF tho present
members, however and the builders
any on. Of tacm By Building Inspector
seek as his representative on any
hoard OF arbitration that might b6
called. The requirement O. deposit
~ over the costs. 1t IL believed. will
cfsctuallr stop small appeals of dis
~ real standing, and at the same time
a'sprd an ample safeguard 10 the own
rr u Propcriy Such board could
tra-t at once ard render prompt de-
tision thus Meeting objections raised
t3 he e..s!ativc plan OF appeal. which
woIlI avolve long delays. which. II
tc casa " unsafe buildings might
Pc dtngelpas To lifc and limb,
y fu1 hearing viii be given before
-le Commute" on ordinance Charles
ani Reform % an parties At iutorcs'
90 Some 3ate to he Sc: Joy Chairman
l'rai1Gf
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-13
FOR FREE LIBRARY
Committee to Hold Its First Meeting
To-Morrow Night.

Chairman Jacob Umlauf, of the spc-
cial committee of the City Council TO
which was referred the offer Of
Thomas j. Todd 10 make over $1,000
10 the city toward purchasing Il site
FOR a free Pablo library. has called
"a meeting OF the committee for to-
morrow night at o'clock, when all
persons Interested in the establish
ment OF free public library in Rich
mond are invited TO attend Other
members Of the special committee are
II. Il. Pollard. Jr.. and Charles T.. Rich.
ards. from the Common Council. and
Robert G. Eenno!ds and Marx G,ust,
from the Board OF Aldermen. The
committee 70 instructed TO report to
tho Council the advisability of thu
erection OF n free public library, with
an estimate Of the probable cost Of Its
maintenance
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-13

Tho fol5owInc cases were arCutd
YESTERDAY in the Virginia Supreme
Court % Appeals;
lenbn-c ., ais Arsusd ' is John T.
Lamb ana s g. Anderson for appel
ianis, ana bw =. y Ruforl r T Thor.
and IIlll Carter. for anpcllecs. and
Murrrii et ats. " TRADERS ana
Truckers Bank Ct ais. Partly argued
and continued Until TO-DAY.
Next cases TO he called
American locomotive COMPANY. etc +.
VS. Chalklcy. Uawse VS. First nation
al Bank. o Piedmont ". Wa Jackson
Coat ana Coke Company " pnilins
Line e; ais: Seward 4 Roper VS. PhN-
lips Line @, ais.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-13
LECTURES FOR NURSES
First of Series M Memorial Hospital
Friday Night.

The School for Nurses OF tho Me-
mortal Hospital has arranged for q
series of lectures on subjects Of in.
tcrest TO the profession to take place
this and next month. The first will
lake place Friday night at Sis o'clock.
when Miss Lav!nia Dock, registered
nurse. author and lecturer will speak
in the amphitheatrc Of the Memorial
Hospital on tho subject OF The Mod
ern Crusade" This address Will be
under the auspices of the Richmond
Nurses Clubs.
other addresses arc scheduled as
March a2-Dr. T.. c. Levy. on The
Nurses Relation 70 tho Board of
Health and Her Laws"
April i2-Dr Douglass Freeman, on
The Nurses Duty in Time OF Epi-
denies and other Pcrils."
April l9---Dr. Greer BauGhman. on
"The Nurse Of To-Morrow"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-13
TO ADJOURN THIS WEEK
Federal Court Of Appeals VIII Finish
SrEumcnt Docket TO-DAY,

pOthtt O-DAE.
The February term OF the United
states Circui, Court Of Appeals, II is
expected, VIII adjourn the lattcr part
OF this week. as the last Gaze on the
morning when court rcconvcnes at
1880 o'clock
The court yesterday announced and
handed down its opinion in the fol-
lowing case.
No io7e.-Uaitcd Cigarette Machine
Co, appellant rs. II. II. Wright. APP
p.'iee; nnpeni from the Circuit Court
The following cases were submitted
On briefs:
No. loSs-Clnudc w Maxwell. trus-
Tee ct al petitioners W. Kate Nc
tnt on petition for review Of District
court At Philippi w. Va. Cause sub
United on briefs b? .. II. I'm Arnold.
ElkIns ". Va for the petitioners. and
By y. NJ Cunninghaln and a. r. stall
lnGs, Of Elk!ns, W Va, and J. r.
SCOTT, OF Parsons. W Va, for tho re-
appellants, ys. Kate McDanieis. ad,
innistratrix etc, appellee appeal
from the, pistric, cour, a, philippi, W.
ON briefs by ID. H. Hi Arnold y. \.
Bowers and :. T. Spear. OF Eikna. W
Va" for the appellants, and by a. NJ.
Cunning ham and a. l.. S,alltnss, OF
Elkirs W. Va, and j. l.. Scott, OF
Parsons. W. Va. for the appellee
Case In call to-day;
no. i03i.-Thc Spcrry x Hutchinson
Company. appellant vs. Fred o. Blue.
state Tax Commissioner. appellee. ap-
peal from tho District Court AT
Charleston ". Va TO be argued by
T. 6. Townsend. OF Charlcston W Va.
FOR the appellant. and by William g..
Conlcy, Attorncy-Gcncrnl. and Fred
o. Blue. az Charleston, W. Va. FOR tho
appellee
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-13

Surpr!s I'd by Sudden alarm OF me
morse attached 10 Engine Company
80, fel dead Yesterday While at.
tcmpins 10 drag the ncayy engine to
the tlh2e IN the Chesapcako ana Ohio
Hallway SHOPS In Fulton. The nr,
damags Was slight
Va" alarm caluo in lust before
o'clock and is the hrst TO have been
runE in Fulton ~ many months. a.
though tEat company has moro than
once transferred Ertcwn to ala Other
sections OF THO city.
The horse. While valuable was old
ana i. is said that recent 5ad weather
had prevGntcd ihc nsMhl cNoreiElnc
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-13

r Moskovit2. about twcnty-nvc
years old. OF Philadelphia. who is
stopping at the Richmond Hotel. was
arrested Yesterday afternoon by De-
Of peddling jewelry without a license.
lie was taken 80 police headquarters
where nc furnished bond for his ap-
pcarancc this morning in Police Court
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-13
Two .Iuarncn,, by Consent.

Judgment ~ Consent was entered
IN tins Civ Circuit Cou"; YESTERDAY in
the suit OF Delilah II Seal and others
against the city 81 Eichmond. for Si?5.
and In the case Of Horace 9. Seal
against the city of Richrn ond for si5
Tho suits involve damage TO rropertv
nv reason OF the grading Of Louisiana
street Futon. tho street having hccn
ordered graded ~ Tho Council With
ont prior assessment o. damages, as
REQUIRED by law.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-13
store Lcwclry In nank ynult.

NJ of 'ne WatCEos d!nmumd- .Dnd
valuable tewclry OF ilic stock OF ,bc
iswelly firm ~ i.umsdcn & son.
inrr Na- removed Yesterday from rhd
sac at the hagk .: the siorc 10 the
EAAiiH 81 INC national Bank Of VAR
tirih Tor safekc"pins All Of ills
more ya iUahle portion Of the STOCK
was found to ne minjurcd although
SP'ns "ater had found It's way into
tag actsOm Of tho safe.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-13
ncIh Tor Grind Jury.

John Harvey. colorcd. was held for
the grand jury Yesterday morning in
Police Court on three charges Of forg-
cry ils Is accused of signing tho
Mary Harvey for the delivery of a
trunk. from which he is alleged to
have stolen a SUM of money and an
order for So as well as being accused
OF signing the name of Mary Harvey
10 "a check. which he is said to have
attempted 10 use.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-13

w,.ai Began yesterday IN the Law
ara FATTY Court 81 the suit Of
c-aslc- a. Rose & COMPANY against
CHARLES = Friend The ease. inrnlV-
Ing eDnmiss.pus on real estate. viii
prufnnl- 81 80 the ilrv to-day
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-13

Revival services which arc being
conducted at Emmanuel Baptist Church,
Of which liev H. IAtcy Hose is pastor
are attracting large audiences Tn,
services are held at 1 p. NJ and $ f. NJ
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-13

4 marriage license was issued yes
.tcrday in the office of the clerk of the
Hastings Court To Alfred ]. Dowdy
SnH Freddie Ma. Baker.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-13
MAKES GOOD
THIS TINE AS A PROPHET
But Those Forty Days Of Rough Weather End
To-Day, anu the Sun Ought to Shine and
Everybody Ought to Be Happy

into the mint bed. How often mus,
You be reminded OF yuur workc
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-11-17
.C[ARENOON|ANS
BEST ROSWELL
Only Touchdown Made by
Brumley After Seventy.
two Yard Run
SPECIAL 20 Daily News

SPECIAL 20 Daily News
Clarendon, Texas, Nov i6.--ln
the hardest fought game OF the sea
son, Clarendon College defeated the
New Mexico Military Institute here
this afternoon by the score OF I to
2, winning the Panhandle-New Next
co championship.
The battle was marked throughout
by brilliant and spectacular playing.
Brumley of Clarendon scored the
only touchdown of the game in the
first quarter, after sensationai~rdr
for ~ yards.
other features of Clarendon
playing were the line bucks by Cap
tain Morris, the tackling Of Steed
Graves and Blanton. and the end
work OF Hilburn. Clarendon used
the forward pass successfully. de-
spite the high wind.
For the visitors Chosen and VIII
hanson starred.
The teams were about evenly
matched, and an estimated crowd OF
600, the largest OF the season. wit
messed the battle.
Roswell admitted that Clarendon
won by clean, straight fighting
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-11-17
passes failing OF execution.

passes failing OF execution.
The Mallets put up superb game,
but after the first touchdown were
unable TO get past the High School
for any appreciable gain.
The field goals for the Highs were
attempted by Tyler. who failed TO de-
liver.
The game throughout was one OF
the most thrilling ever witnessed
here. Both teams were doubtless
hampered in the matter OF connect
ing with the pigskin, on account OF
the keen air. But both fought game
ly and up TO tie call OF time II was
a coin-ilip az TO the winner.
Harve Crudgington starred for the
Mallets, and each member OF the
winning team did exceptional work.
Rixs Indian-like sprinting promised
touchdown at several stages, but he
was intercepted each time.
For the High School Tyler did the
stellar work. Morgan and others de-
livered the approved article. the
team maintaining its deserved repu-
tatlon as the fastest High School ag.
gregation In the Panhandle.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-11-17
HIGHS LOSE To
HUSKY MALlETS
Clean Fighting Marks Most
Interesting Game
of Season
The Amarillo High School lost the

The Amarillo High School lost the
first game OF the season on the local
gridiron to the hard-hitting Santa Fe
Mallets yesterday afternoon by the
score Of to 0. The contest was
one of the keenest and cleanest OF
the season.
At two stages OF the game the
High school had a touchdown in Its
grasp. only to let the opportunity
slip by seemingly inexplicable
streak OF hard luck.
Outweighed by the Santa Fe team,
the lighter aggregation made up In
pluck, pep and team work for the
deficiency and the opposing teams
were about evenly matched.
The Mallets' touchdown was made
In the second quarter, when big
Harve Crudgington was put across
the line, after a succession OF terri
fic, pile-driving smashes. Rix failed
20 kick goal.
with both teams in sight OF scoring
at various stages OF the battle. One
OF the exciting and thrilling plays OF
the game was In the nature OF long
forward pass from near the center OF
the field to Roquemore on the goal
lire. Nothing prettier has ever been
seen on the local field Roquemore
failed TO hold the elusive and the
chance was lost.
Tyler nabbed beauty during the
third quarter, and came near making
a getaway. He was compelled. how
ever, to Jump for the ball and before
he could recover his feet and run
ming balanced was tacklec.
After that II was a straight case
OF line-bucking and llne-holdIng, at
tempts at fake plays and forward
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-11-17
AND
YALE GAME TIE
Neither Side Able to Make
Touchdown in Remark.
able Battle
By Associated Pres.

Princeton, N. j., Nov l6.-Prince-
ton and Yale played each other TO a
standstill today, neither team being
able to make a touchdown. Score 6
to 6.
Ilobb Baker was the Princeton he
70, making two beautiful field goals.
Flynn kicked goal for Yale and
Pumpelly won undying fame tieing
the score during the last minutes OF
play, with a remarkable field goal
from the fifty yard line.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-11-17
NEW MEXICO AGGIES
WIN CHAMPION SHIi
Special 20 Daily Newa

Special TO Daily Newa
Albuquerque, N. NJ. Nov. l6-The
New Mexico Agricultural College won
the intercollegiate championship oil
New Mexico and Arizona when II de-
feated the University OF New Mexico
this afternoon. by the score of q to
0.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-11-17

Griffin sells Chase a. Sanborn
Coffee. Prompt delivery. 9tfc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-06
Results of College
Baseball Games
TIGERS FEAST ON VERNON
Tally Ten Runs in an Inning in
Defeating Amherst.
IBy Telegraph TO The Tribune.

Princeton. " j.. June "a hitting fest,
coupled with several bad errors. netted the
Tigers ten runs in the fourth inning OF
their annual game with Amherst here this
afternoon. winning by a score OF II to l..
Vernon. the New Enganders star pitcher,
went To pieces in the fourth frame, and
after nine runs had been made retired III
favor Of Whitman.
Greenbaum allowed Amherst only three
hits and shut them out during the seven
innings he pitched. He also had cisht
strike-outs to his credit. The only time ne
was i'm danger was in the first inning. wheh
two singles and a base on balls filled the
bases. with only one out but both vernon
and Williamson proved easy for him.
With the exception of the fourth inning
Amherst PLAYED sensational ball IN the held,
Fits making barehanded eaten OF
Rhoads's drive i'm the seventh frame, "hiie
Burt got an ovation by making one
handed catch over the right hcld renee Oh
Walls foul ball.
The fourth inning was the longest seen IN
Princeton in years. No fewer than nine men
faced Vernon before the first man was re-
tired Six hits. three errors and base Oh
balls accounted for ten runs. The remark
able part of il was that not man was lel'
on base at the end Of the inning Fehdle-
ton, Reed, Parkes and WorthinStoh eac'
batted twice, Worthlngton making the ldS'
cut when he tried TO stretch single lilto q
two Dagger Amherst scored their ioi'
tally I'm the ninth through base on paiiS
and two errors, the only miscues maoe oS
the Tigers.
NH f1lI,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-06
MRS. M'LEAN AFTER CUP
defeats Mrs. Weaver and MISS
Smith at Lawn Tennis.

rho matches Of the women : cup S'"e
&c with a rush yesterday on the
co,r,e NJ the Englewood Fleld ''uo az
r,,,,,ouood y j. Two Of the most ho'ap'e
Iarformera were Mrs. Marshall Mclean
,,.bo was formerly Miss Helen ho'ra"H. '''
,,,to,al champion. and Miss cara N"',
- -, tho west Side Tennis Clup' H"o''
"a O MACE IN the semi-ilnal rouhd'
g., Nfcr can had her place al the TOP Oh
7.ou, Of eighteen competitors. VINO IN
''1,oa Mrs william II. Pouch ana MISS
vvooner Having a bve IN the nrst
49, Nc Mclean began the second Oy
,osao,in, Mrs. S. r. Weaver. OF the ram
cold Country Club, by the score Vi
- ,her arrived at the semi-hnaI by ne-
eating Miss Esther w. Smi'h d'
,',a Tbis was easier than was expected
as the former champion looheu
orocked AT the net by Miss Smiths eNc''-
,,t Hacking. Mrs. Mclean manage" ~
&c her opponent especially III W. H'''''0
set which she won at ioFe'
t,tobt pairs were drawn for the women
Ids I'm which Miss Elizabeth u. Moore
s',trad with Mrs. Weaver and MISS NAh
80, continues to compete with MISS Nu'''
ron as her partner,
The summary follows ..,..
t,,g,e,cood Field club CUP women sinslrs
arst roGnd Mrs J. a. MI. W ,oisr,c Huaer,
Miss Man, hfss Allie Davis. q, 81
's second Marshal! S Ms Esther
Mis-. = F..,at Miss Edith NJ Handy, by deiaul'
M1s ,'" C. T. beard defeated Miss Ssated Ms
fault; MiS' uanLins ID G-1; Miss Ina Alc'
= a ~ hbefeated Miss Gertrude Della Tore u,
M; s gag s Su' msf f$S1''i 'S
g. crs siesmiow II Pouch. 10y default.
NT I6rG Sarshel cdea Miss a'' Car
Miss Estn.fL Miss Leslie Hin. 81. g
Kqtgg 6@ifT Field Club cns single; frs
| ronnGJ ~Gus'seye F. 'o"''''' '''''''' -
Lamb io,,,% round -Gusrsyc =, Touchard derea'S.
f'e'9i.uu, Uosenbsun !. 81; George
| Dr. Nilism, "a walter Rlache. u .. 6-3.
| Shafer p.diopb,es second iound' George g M
Men ,,iiiiam g. Cragin. jr, defeated u i
| T,mes and partner bN u-Ie,lI