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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-13
some DOTTY DATA
ABOUT YESTERDAY
Calendar Registered I2-I2-12-It
Won't Come Again for
Hundred Years.

Here is a choice morsel for those
who love dotty data. Yesterday was
the twelfth day Of the twelfth montA
of the twelfth year of the twentieth
century. The blonde typist-thcy are
always blonde in fancy and fiction
wrote il still more graphically, thus
l2-12-12.
The melancholy thing about it al
is that in all probability NJ person
alive to-day Will ever live to see the
combination again. Not until De-
cernber L. 20ie 100 years from yes
terday. will the world write l2-l@-l2
at the head Of its letters. And in 100
years there may be an altogether DIFF
ferent system Of notation. a siwplified
order Of numerals. perhaps bearing tho
same relation TO the Arabic system
that Esperanto bears 10 French
But there Will be other combina-
tions just as good. ON January j. -nol.
those OF the present generation Who
are alive viii be able 10 write ILL,
which, while not as imposing = 3 trip
let OF dozens. will serve tac same ar
tisric end That will DE cishty-eiSht
years from yesterday For eleven
years succeeding that far-removcd
date the calendar VIII once each
twelvemonth nave similar combina -
ton Thus or February - -vV-- II Will
be go. on March .. 2co2. So. etc-.
and so on every year until pecemb Der
l.. cO12. when I2-l2-i2 VIII rcincar 10
nate yesterdays triplct-
II the ngure ficnd was alive on De
cember =. 1912. hc missed = great
! chance. on that day alone. ia all re-
! corded hist ,ry. did the calendar reg
3 istcr four twciv,s ia succession THAI
was some three years before Magma
. Charta and 1fs years after the Nor
man Conquest. ~ ls who runs mas
read. Iong before dotty data was "a lad
and centuries before Cations wopdea
F type made possible the nutty news
4 rauer.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-13
HOOKWORM CASES
FOUND IN GROVES
About 5000 Persons Examined
for Disease in Four Weeks
in Caroline.

All records for the state have oeeh
smashed by tho rush OF patiehtS 10 e"'
Caroline County Free Hookworm us
,,.rssrv during the first four weeks OF
ire ooorati in. Nothing but the dash
FOR the hospital after the battle can
compare with IL. For the four weeAS
inst closed the dispensary mas
ceived and examined free OF cost dn
average Of 20r patients a day. max
a total Of $500 people OF Caroi'he &c
have been examined Tor the p'eSe
4 the enervating hOokworIn-
While the report OF the dlspeHsaly a.
rrst Glance would indicate wlcc-
e,,~c,d pr.sence OF the disease IN Car
oli,c a. a matter Of fact the NUMBER
81 infected patients in the totai 81
amfned is exceedingly low Oniy
tween twenty and twenty-five OF 800
lea ',erscns examined so far IN Caro-
line have proven to be victims OF -.
disease Thcy were all given 'H''"S
date treatment. -
,vhu. the daily average has pee"
600 AZ many IS 49, patients nave pr
scnt.d themselves for exam Ton -
a single day. Previous TO the , -.
breaking day last week the re.oIu -,
one days examinations an 49,,
- fas Tho quickness with Whie"
- .,eo,rc Of Caroline are rcSpondlns
=. 80. 70. ,riccs 81 the dispcnsaTy y
- srratifying to the state Depart
mn, Of Health. while the low pcrcer.
-, - Injections found is source OF
co1erasuiation to the county
Tn. caroline Free Hook~ 1rm Dis
popsarv was established through me
ro-ooerafion Of the Rockefeller HOOK
49,, Commission. tho state DepaIt-
mont Of Health and the Board 49,
p.rvlSors Of Caroline COUNTY
80. 4. -of che drst county in the state
=. ,-oat by the generosity u the
tr,,..v -,r-, Conmissi Caroline has
=. Tar exhibited the most coroiai
s,irit Of cooperation Of any county
rbe work tn Caroline has been under
the management Of Dr. X = Miller, -
So STATE Department Of Health
assisted by l. ". Hcrscy and a .
Chencry. -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-13
TWO VIEWS TAKEN
OF GUILTY" PLEA
Aliens Optimistic; Prosecution
Thinks Last Respite Cover
nor's Answer for Clemency.

Not one word of comment did Gov
ernor Mann have Ito make yesterday
in regard TO the sudden termination
II the cases against Sidna Allen ana
Wesley Edwards in Wytheville We'd
resSav afternoon While the impress
sion prevails that the compromise was
not effected without the consent ana
knowledge Of the Governor, the chlel
executive will preserve his determlna-
ton not TO discuss the case in any way
until he has given out his answer 70
the appeals for clemency FOR Claude
Allen
While the Silen sympatnizers and
supporters are rejoicing in the result
If the trial as a breakdown of the
Commonwealth case against the muir
s.rers Of Ju6ge Massie. the states at
torneys are disposed to regard the plea
Of guilty as a confession Of plot TO
shoot up the court
The three lawyers engaged by the
Allen supporters 10 ferret out new evil
dence-Richard L. Byrd, Harry NJ
Smith. Jr. and Hiram S,nitn-afe
working assb5uously - their task and
saying but little for publication. II Is
realized that something more than
cumulative evidence must be produced
20 secure an order for a retrial OF
Claude and Floyd Allen from the Su-
prene Court. which has already re-
fusec writ Of error for these men
pointblank-
TIE news Of the respite until Janu-
ar y was carried 20 the cordcmned
men in the perlteutiary by their re-
usious advisers and Immediately pro-
duced cheering effect upon them. &c
cording TO Euar1s. II the news o'
the termination ~ the trials Of Sidns
and Wesley touched auy hidden chor'
q the coudemneI mems spirit. ~ was
no. evidenced 90 visitors ycstcrda;
The action q the twe ID t-ial o
pleading guilty was .imm'f by tn'
respite handed ou; p tic GoVernor-
To T.osd and Claude. according q
tie peniten;iarF authorities. tire se'
ono respite appears aa indication tha
-Fei~ lives are 20 bc spared. 30 tn
-,~fs~--.tio- l. a-rc1-s the reverse
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-13
NEW INSURANCE BUILDING
CoIored Concern VIII Erect Three
story Structure on Second street.

4 committee from the American
Beneficial Insurance Company, one OF
the best known colored financial in
stitutions OF the city. is considering
plans for the erection Of a new build
ing on the site which the company now
occupies at sI3 North Second street
The decision to erect the structure
was reached At recent meeting OF the
directors
The building will probably cost
about $50. 900 and will be three stories
high. In addition to providing quar-
tiers for the insurance company, il Will
have a number Of offices which viii be
rented 20 coIorcd people 81 the city
The American Beneficial Insurance
Company is an Industrial insurance
concern doing a large business among
the coIored people Of Richmond IT.,
president Is Wesley r Graham.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-13
OYSTER EXPERTS TO MEET
VIII Assemble Here TbursdaE to COM
mare Finding on Potomac Bi'aiNes.

The second meetin gof the Mary Iahu-
virginia oyster Commission, which IL
conducting the investigation into the
alleged pollution of the Potomac RiV-
or oysters will be held in ticnmono
THURSDAY. December 10, instead or on
Tuesday, as first announced. on thal
dav the six commissioners, represent
inr the states of Maryland and VIZ
ginia and the Bureau of Chemistrs'
United states Department OF Agricu4-
ture. VIII come together 20 compare
their individual analyses of the secon-
set Of water and oyster samples taken
from the Potomac River December :
and {.
The deliberations OF the commission
VIII take place in the courtroom Oh
the state Corporation Commission, un-
less that room is TO be used by the
CORPORATION Commission. The business
will he transacted in executive session
and nothing will be given out foT pup
Ication The commissioners nave
agreed not to divulge the nature OF
their findings until the final report OF
the investigation. covering four sep
arate and distinct analyses, Is READY
to be submitted
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-13
OFFICERS ELECTED
IT. Joha's Lodge, No. 80. A. F. and y
VI. Holds Annual Election.

At its regular communication, held
on Tuesday night in the Masonic
Temple. -. Johns Lodge. No 90 a
+. and y VI elected the following
officers for the ensuing year:
worshipful master, James a Pam
plin. senior warden J. J. Mattern'
lunior warden. G. l. Jeffries: treas
ur.r. James &. Bowman; secretary.
oscar r. Adams: senior deacon, ". :
iipscomb. junior deacon. c. w MOT
,is. cbaplains. II. c. Osterbind and c.
II Sneider: Masonic Home. c. T. Shep-
herd. Masonic relief board. e. ]. Wood
Masonic class. G. " Morris. tileT- W
!. LYMAN. steward. \. ". Baker
chairman stewards committee. y L.
Thomas and \ T. Barsoot. trustees
p 4. Anderson. o. g. Quaries and j.
Lee Davis
4 pas;rnasters' jewei was presented
% william shelly Gill. the retiring
worshipfgl master
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-13
CHAUFFEUR FREED
wr. Elicit said Tie Was victim Of tn
svofdnbIe Accident

william Poindexter. the negro chaut-
feur employed b. James =. Mc'oinn.
Of The Hanover was acquitted yes
;erday morning in Police Court OF a
charge OF running over and Seriously
snjuring John :. Elicit. vice-prcsidcnt
Of the National state and city Bank.
at Eleventh and Main streets. on No
vcmDcr ?.
Mr I.Iiett said ;hat he did not W
tend 10 prosecute PoinscAier. pecaVs
bc aid n was an unavoidable acct
dent Mrs. McComb. who was In the
car Al the time. testified that Ar 81
LETT appeared somewhat confused a.
he was crossing the street. She said
he barely escaped being hit by street
car. Her machine was moving SLOW
". There being nothing criminal ~
the case. Justice CrutchncAd immeD-
tell freed Poiu1cxtcr.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-13
AFTER FLIMFlAMMER
Police Seek White Man who II Wof1s
ing Old Swfndle.

The police yesterday began search
for a fimfammer who swindled two
drug stores OF box OF candy and
s. in currency. J. II. Grant, who con
Hucts a drug store at Seventh and
Broad Streets. and T. A Harrison. a
druggist of 1l9 East Canal Street re-
ported yesterday that they had beer
made victims by man who telc2hored
to have a box OF candy and change fol
50 sent 10 a certain address In each
case where the colored porter delivered
the candy he was met at the front
door BY young white man, who took
the candy and change and then dis
appeared.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-13
MILK is PURE
Charge Against Richmond Dairy Dis
missed In Police Court.

\ charge against tho Richmond
Dairy Company. Inc. Of selling i'm
pure milk was dismissed yesterday
morning iu Police Court. Dairy In
spectcr T = Strauch testified that this
concc-n distributed $4,000 bottles OF
milk daily. and that II was 10 be ex-
pecFs,- that OCCASIONALLY a bottle which
is not clean Wiz hc found. lie added
that o., method 90 tho Richmond
Dairy iu handling milk was iiawless.
In disuissil- The ease. Justice Crutch-
feld sail that - therc was ;he Hight
sst douht that impure milk was be-
ing distributed IN the city be would be
guick % act
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-13
more MONEY FOR
JAMESRIvER WORK
House Committee Will Hear
Richmond Petition for IN
creased Appropriation.
CHAMBER TO PRESENT CLAIM
VIII Ask for Time to Bring Dele
CATION of 200 or 800 to
Washington.

CONGRESSMAN John Lamb teleSraphed
Secretary r. A. Dunlop. of the Cham-
her of Commerce. yesterday aiterHooH
that he had perfected arrangements
with Chairman Sparkman, OF the House
Rivers and Harbors Committee, Tor
hearing delegation from this CITY
relative 10 securing an Increased APP
nropriation for the development OF
lanes River. The message stated that
the House committee would near
delegation from the Chamber OF COM
-merce either to-day or tomorrow.
The agitation for an increased APP
nropriation has been carried on for
some time by the chamber. and It was
honed that notice of the hearing would
be given sufficiently in advance TO en-
able the chamber to take committee
of 900 or 900 from this city TO present
Richmond's claims. Yesterdays BRIEF
notification left no time to carry out
this plan.
VIII Ask for Another Date.
Secretary Dunlop left last night for
Washington. and will appear before
the House committee to-day. He VIII
make an effort to secure the postpone
ment of the hearing it is proposed 10
give to the Richmond delegation IN
order 70 give the chamber time TO
h
of local business men to Washington
should he find II impossible to secure
a postpohement he will present Ricn-
mond's claim TO the committee to-day
or tomorrow.
This wears estimate provides only
$4,000 for the maintenance OF present
work on the James River. ana II mas
beeu recognized for long time thal
such an amount is not suff1cient Tor
the purposes needed. The James III.
er work holds an important place l."
the governments waterway imp oN
ment plans. and the commercial Tic VI
Richmond is intimately Dependent upon
il 1t is proposed 10 have the appro-
priation increased to 100000 or more.
Appropriation Bill Rendy
The appropriations bill is now prac
tically Complete and VIII be pIesei.'-
cd TO the House at an early date Inc
fact that this bill is always among
tho first to be considered and passeu
makes il necessary for the city 10 ac'
promptly. If it hopes 10 secure t"e ao-
ditional appropriation
chairman Sparkman. speaking OF
the matter yesterday TO the "ash-ns
.ton correspondent of The Times DIS
match. said: 1t would not be posslple
fo,. rs To have a delegation OF Ilcn-
,nonI business men before us at TINS
,,,1e. were il not for the fact thaI
we promised Captain Lamb some tiIiie
ocn that we would hear them, ana We
e,-el that we should hold 10 our oollga-
ION. OF course. l do not know what
we car do about this matter until VIC
know what is wanted
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-13
RECITAL ON NEW ORGAN
Memorial Instrument IN - jam. Fpiscopai
Church ed last Wight.

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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-13

Henry Wilson. alias Louis walton
ooiorc1. was held Cor ;ne grand jury
-esterfar -no.nirz in Police court on
three charges q loIseh-'ak inE lic j.
accused ot cnterinr the building =
~ 7ermlr4f War o1se. Inc. 500 S~t
e-teer.h street. ard stealing a Qrarti-
g. ~ Colf. lad 49, sugar.
r T. Arfersar. r"iHr'i. was sent 81
fell for si,tt dars .or petit l1rDcny.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-13
BROAD ROCK CASE
IN CIRCUIT COURT
Clarence B. Wood, John M. Rhea
and Luther w. Williams Reopen
Fight Against Prison Sentence.

The United States Circuit Court OF
Appeals Will be asked to-day by Az
torneys /. O. Wendenburg and George
\. Hanson to set aside verdict or
the District Court sentencing Clarence
b. Wood. John N. Rhea and Luther W.
Williams to prison terms and fines for
alleged violations Of the internal rev.
enue laws Assistant District Attor-
ney Robert II. Tally will represent the
government and ask that the sentence
OF the lower court be sustained.
Argument in the case VIII begin al
10 o'clock this morning, ard VIII cen
tire chiefly about number OF eNcep-
tions noted by the defense In the
course of the trial In many respects
the case was the most sensational eNe'
tried in the local United States Dis
trict Court.
on April the grand jury returned
q true bill against Wood. Rhea, Will
liams and several others who were
later exonerated charging them In siH- :
teen counts with grave violations OF
the revenue laws. 1t was charged
among other things, that WOOD, as
owner and Rhea and Williams. as
manager and beer-runner respective
~. Of the Broad Rock Distilling Com
pauv. OF Chesterfield County, Illegal
~ carried on the business Of disullers.
bv evading the government tax on
distilled spirits and making false en-
tries in the books required 10 be kept
bv law
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-13
Sent On From Police Court.

Robert Nettles. colored. was held for
the grand jury yesterday morning IN
Police Court on a charge OF felonious-
ly assaultlng John Kessies. also col
ored.
Herbert Clifton and Alexande- Tin
gle were fined 500 and costs each for
assaulting r o. Davenport.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-13
Book Suggestions for
Women

The Cry in the Wilderness, by
Mary Z. Waller .....-..... Sl.oV
The Garden OF Dreams, by I. v.
The Lady and Sada San, by
Frances Little ............Si .oo
Pictures Of Polly, by Mary X.
Courtney Observation-Disclosures. .Sl.OU
Romance Of Bill Goat Hill, by
Alice Hogan Rice. .sl.|o
The Sanctuary. by Maud How
a-d Patterson E.Z5
The Wind Before the Dawn, by
d. II. Manger .........--.- -sl.oo
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-13

Attorneys for the defense rest 'nuch
Of their hope for q reversal % the YER
diet upon the fact that Wood has al
ready been runl shed once on the charge
~ conducting a distiliery in an Illicit
manner by the conhscation OF mis- plant
as the result OF the in rem proceed
ings against the Broad Rock DistilHnS
F,ompanv. which resulted in a victory
for Tho government. To infict an ao-
ditional sentence. they claim. Is vlo-
lation OF the Constitution. wnich 10.
bids the placing 90 any one IN JEOPARDY
NOR. than once for the same orense-
Failing favorable decision by the
Circuit Court. it is claimed. the case
will be taken 10 the supreme Cout' >,
The United states on the constitutional
noint should the Circuit Court ma
the lower court 10 have been IN error
,he case will b. sent back for retrlaA
The argument, it IS eNpectes VIII con
sumo all day. IN opinion Is not eN-
led before the next term of the
Circuit Court IN February
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-13
Charges Of Bribery.

In the trial OF the case II was
brought out b. the government tha'
Wood had authorized the payment 70
The government storekeeper-gauEer o;
SO for each barrel OF spirits lie per
mitted to go b. untaxpan. note
hook introduced in evidence by Ethel
bert EImore the prosecutions star
witness and cne-time bookkeeper OF
the distillery. contained entries claimed
TO be a record OF the Illicit transactions
with the gauger.
on June i a jury irf the United
States District Court found the defen-
dants guilty on two o; the sixteen
counts. and on July 70 Judge Edmund
waddiu Jr sentenced Clarence B.
Wood and John NJ Rhea 10 serve e!gh-
teen months IN the Federal prison at
Atlanta and 20 pay each fine OF 5000
Luther W Williams was given like
fine and twelve months In prison
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-13
Books of the Christina
Spirit
Books of Universal Appeal

Cease Firing, Mary Johnson. s1.4O
The Long Roll, Mary Johnson. sl.4O
Man in Lonely Land, Kate
Langley Bosher ........... sl.oo
Mary Cary, Kate Langley
Miss Gibbie Cault, Kate Langley !,
Bosher ................. .Si.Zo
Scuffles, Sallie Nelson Robins. $l.0O
The Unknown Quantity, Henry
The Harvester, Gene StrattOn
Porter ........ Sl.3o
Basement.
New-York tribune., 1912-03-17
BASKETBALL MEETING QUIET
Only Routine Business Taken UP
by League Delegates.

The meeting of the intercollegiate Bas-
ketball League in the office of Ralph Nor
gan, of Pennsylvania, secretary OF the
league, yesterday noon, was not as excit-
ing as had been anticipated, for the only
business that came up was routine. Jack
Moakley's statement that basketball was
on the decline was mentioned. but there
was no discussion, and not a word was
said about the charge which Sternbers, the
Cornell coach, made openly against Harry
Fisher, of Columbia, to the effect that the
league was only a personfcation of Fish
er's ideas in basketball. These topics may
be taken up at the next meeting Of the
leaf at the end Of the month, but II is
doubtful.
Columbia received for the second time
the j. T. Hoppe trophy cup for winning the
championship, and it will remain on Morn
jngside Heights for another year. Column
bia needs to win only one more champion
ship in order to get the cup outright, for by
the deed Of gift II goes TO the team winning
il three times. The James f. Sullivan
banner was also awarded TO
Columbia, and the association appropriated
money sufficient to meet the cost of in
diyidual medals for the members Of the
Columbia five.
The discussion over next years schedule
took up a great deal Of the time. but the
schedule was drawn up only tentatively.
and has to be submitted To the faculties of
the respective institutions before 1t can be
made public. No applications for member
ship were received.
New-York tribune., 1912-03-17
MORE TROUBLE FOR WHITE
United States League May Re-
woke His Franchise.

The promoters Of the outlaw United
States League held another lively session
last night. The chief order of business
was the advisabiity of keeping New York
I'm the circuit The Western members or
the circuit have become dissatisfied with
the New York situation, and have asked
Charlie White TO show what he has done
toward putting a club in the metropolis.
White SAYS he has a lease or piece or
ground in upper Manhattan, but that he
could not get a clear title to the land. as
one of the owners woman. refused TO
lease her parcel He says the other lana
owners are only too willing 10 give him
n lease on their property. White has
asked that he be given until IL o'clock
noon. Monday TO produce his lease.
President Whitman said that with one
execution all of the promoters were will
ing to wait for White until tomorrow
Whitman would not say who il was that
refused to give White any none time. II
is believed that the protest against White
comes from j. s Murphy, of Cleveland.
Murphy said last night that no matter
what happens he would leave on the mid
night train for Cleveland
William Niesen. who has the Chicago
franchise i'm the Columbian League, was
said to he on the ground with request
that he he admitted into the United states
League. His application is favorably re-
ceived by a number of the delegates. par
ticularly the Western contingent. who
think that Chicago would make far bet
ter balanced Western division team than
Reading.
Whitman said that had 1t not been for
the trouble with White a vote would hsve
been taken last night whether to retain
Reading. ''Sure, they're even trying 10
throw me out of the league" said Wit
man. And after I organized the. whole
thing. And after they would throw Read
ing out. the next one they would be after
is Landgraf.
Whitman says the league is considering
making every team put up bond for
S., 900 to show that they are in good faith
This is aimed directly at White, and II ne
puts up a bond the league will be glad 10
let him stay in.
New-York tribune., 1912-03-17
GERSCHAL FIRST AGAIN
Schoolboy Skater Wins Rousing
Quarter Mile Race.

Stanley Gerschal. OF Public School 1s6,
defeated John Howard. son Of Tom How
ard. coach OF the Wanderers hockey team,
I'm the one-Quarter mile handicap junior
race at the st. Nicholas Rink yesterday
II was the most spirited and stubbornly
fought event this season. With twenty
wards allowance on GerschaI, who had
thirty yards, Howard led the big field until
the turn for home. when Gerschal crept up
bssids him, and then It was a duel to the
tape Gerschal's experience in rounding
tho sharp corners won him the victory. Ar
thur Gerschai, brother of the victor. who
was on scratch, skated well and fast to
overtake tho youngsters. but found that
thew had too much speed. The winners
time was o:4s ~
with a handicap Of eighty yards In the
ba,r.noile senior race. Michael Walter. a
.tr,d.nt OF De Witt Clinton High School,
had an easy task in winning.
The summaries follow:
Quarter mile run cunior ss handiesplnwon by by
Stanley 1oSn %Sr'o Howard. p. s. 1853, Brooklyn DO
yarddS' ssenpd; Arthur Gerschal. r g. 1876. Tho
yaraD' fscTsteb) third. Time 0:t6$.
Bronx ~ run (senior; handicap)-Won by
..iaSasI walter, De Witt Clinton H. g. GO
asdsI. 1crank Spiegelberger, Hamilton institute
fs1rafnhI. second: Arthur Willismson, Montciair
81 e. (2o YARDS. third Time. I'oon