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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-21
NOT A COMPROMISE
ROVER Company Recon- ended 81 Pole
Rental, which Was Approved.

An examination Of the stenoeraphic tran
eriy n crump. held for the purpose OF deter
mining the rental that shall be paid hy
me cry ana tho Virginia Railway and
Power Company for the Joint use or ench
othars poles, shows that the 81 ~ year rental
suggested BY the power company was The
tor.
In reporting Judge Crumpsa award yester-
dhN The Times Dispatch erroueously
stated that the power company made a plea
Tor rental of 81 year. The comDany ask.
ed for an award OF 81 cross arm-an
amount which was considered reasonable and
proper by Judge crump. The award there
fore, Instead OF being IN the naturc nr !,
compromise ms stated, was distinctly a rec
osnition or the fairness of the power com
panys claim.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-21
PLANNING FIGHT
FOR ARM0R PLANT
Chamber Appoints Committee to
Present Richmond's Claims
to Government.

in order to put Richmond's claim for
the government stel armor- plate fac
tory 10 the front. President T. NJ Car
rington has named twelve members OF
the Chamber OF Commerce as q com :
mittec TO prepare Il statement of the
resources and advantages of this city
as 4 site for the factory. which Will be
presented TO Secretary OF Navy
Josephus Daniels.
The committee. which will meet at
once to draft the document and map
out an active campaign. is composed
OF w. T. Reed, first vicc-preisdent of
the chamber and chairman OF the COM
mittec on business enterprises: L. G.
Laird. second vice president OF the
chamber and chairman of the inland
trade committees w. j. Parrish, chair
man of the committee on manufac-
lures; James r. Gordon. chairman of
the committee on municipal enter
prses; Thomas s. Wheelwright, prcsi-
dent OF the Virginia Railway and
Power Company and vice president Of
the Old Dominion Iron and Nall Works:
S. Dabney Crenshaw. vice-presidcnt
and secretary OF the Virginia Carolina
Chemical Company: John IL. Purcell
president OF the First National Bank
j. g. Freeman, chairman Of the COM
mittee on improvement OF the James
River; Alvin VI. Smith. chairman OF
the committee on mines; George Curry,
superintendent of the American Loco
motive Works: John II. Anderson, Of
the Tredegar Company. Mr.. CARING
ton, at the request OF the members.
was added TO the committee, and made
its chairman.
According to the plans recently an
nounced by the Secretary of the Navy.
the government will shortly erect an
SS,000,000 factory for the manufacture
Of steel armor plate. Many cities have
presented their claims rs the suitable
site for the plant, and Z: spirited con-
test is in progress. The government
will consider nothing but the natural
advantages.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-21
MORE SAFETY ZONES
They VIII BE Placed Mt First. Fifth n
inIIf L.

for the protection OF pedestrians al CON
sestsd traffic points will be placed a, The
southwest corner Of Eighth and Broad
Streets. the northeast corner OF Eif,h and
8road and the northeast corner Of First and
tst"ad. THIS announcement was made yes
tcrday by CHIEF OF Police Werner
the safety zone which was established
some time ago at seventh ant Broad Streets
mas proved Il great success They would
nave been placed At the other points earlier.
except FOR the fact that tho manufacturers
mas been delayed In turning out the. iron
standards from which the ropes arc stretch.
wish Il were practical To establish
SAFETY zones at certain points I'm Main
street said Major Werner. hut owing 10
the narrowness OF that thoroughfare / id
no, believe it would bc a good loe., to do
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-21
Paragraph Pulpit


The better religion which is coming
Will be a deeper religion than the past
has known--a religion which cares less
for tho superficial and unimportant
things. and more for the central yitnl
things: and there fore it will be less
sectarian. The great things that really
touch mems lives. and which lie at the
very heart or religion men do not fight
over. II Is over the twccdlcdums and
tweedledees that they draw swords and
divide up into theological factions
Unitarian Publicity Committee.
fAdyertisemenN
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-21

yesterday to Penny Mack, a. white
man convicted OF murder i'm Giles
county and sentenced to fifteen Years
IN the penitentiary. He had served
more than half OF the term
The Social Service Federation VII,
t moiu It's annual meeting for tho elec.
tiom OF officers at the rcsidcnco RI W.,
., Tyler Jobson. Is South Third Strna,
tnis afternoon at o'clock Plane 60 -.
me winter Will be discussed.
RI. Rev James s. Funston. u u
pishop or the Episcopal Church I'm
iuano. VIII preach at St Jamcs's
church. corner Franklin and Hirn,,
Slrcets. on Sunday morning at III
CLOCK bishop Funston was som.
this city. ~
DR.. w II. Weiss viii speals on "Di-
vine Covenant Mt Sir Moses Montn-
iiore Synagogue Tonight. the servic.
beginning at s O'clock The chiIJre,
OF the Hebrew School will sing.
KEY Randolph H. McKim. ID u ar
.M.,rashinEton. will deliver an address on
Ihe Battle of Gettysburg before can
i"uerhlc Veterans at Lee Camp Hall on
Friday evening, November 2S II was
incorrectly printed Yesterday that liz.
lecture would be given TONIGHT hut il
IS not until next week
W. H. Stagg, assignee. was awarded n
Judgment for 1920 in the civ Circuit
C9urt Yesterday against the south At
iahtic Lire insurance Company
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-21
Meeting Fashioned.

The meeting OF tho United Agricultural
Board. scheduled for yesterday afternoon.
was postponed 10 some date to be fixed to
suit tho convenience OF Governor Elect
Stuart. and DIR. Bradford Knapp. OF the
United States Department of Agriculture.
An invitation was sem to Mr.. Stuart to at
tend yesterdays meeting, but ton late for
him to arrange To do so. Before dctermin-
ing certain steps the board desires to consult
the head OF the incoming administration, so
that tho work now in hand may proceed
with entire harmony.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-21

/, W.. n. Fcnsom was found guilty nv
me iustings Court Jury Yesterday OF
breathing the city's speed laws and
sentenced TO pay Il iine or S25. lie had
appealed from tho Police Court, where
u tine Of 500 was imposed
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-21
GENERAL NEWS NOTES

License to marry was issued ycster-
day by tho clerk OF the Hastings Cent
TO TO Joseph W. Daniel and Lucille T.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-21

Roy Brown was convicted OF house
breaking IN tho Hastings Court yester-
uaN ana sentenced by Judge Richard
tiarN.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-21

Judgement for SIS was entered yester-
LAY III the Law and Equity T.o,rt =,
favor OF Ella Kerscy against Iyev
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-21

i iIvor or Ella kerscy against lvey
Governor Mann left for Norfolk vcs-
,eruaN AFTERNOON. He Will make an adj :
u ',n az q school celebration there to
General Jones. colorcd. WIS nn.d .oo
anu costs Yesterday in Police Court Tor
inalnI3ininE house Mt 903 Williams
Greet which was rcsortcd 10 for tho
purpose OF gambling
marriage license was issued yestcr-
Gay 1y ~ Deputy Clerk Thomas G
iietcher, OF iienrico Circuit Court. to
Joseph Bertram Rose. OF Richmond
ana S,n MISS Lena Pearl Stone. of Hcnrico
Governor Mann granted n pardon
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= OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Cincinnati, 10. OttObsr


gissie Mortin on ggiaiam Se0tt
oiainabam. 30 bel 10 iSuB an Der
gudepe Str. in Der 9luogs God.
lamb, 81.
9llfreb Ul. 5utsr on cobn Wlois
tan. 2 glder 2ano in Sstiior 6. 60
lumbia 9ofpnibip. 81.
Mda1is Woepts an gSilliam Sries
haus. so bsi 175 fub an Der Roroieis
.e Der 9rambIe 4oe., 81.
sSohn Z. Iittnsn an Diliam 8.
9unnit, 45 bel 1864 ssub an Der
glitisiie Der WaIbinaion 4pe. in
WaoiionpilIs. 81.
German 6ensaen. per Sheriff, on
esohn Z. Dittsen. oaiie!be Grunoitiit.
$2275.
Goitb R. 9oiaht on bic 9apis
1airn Rdhinerp Co., 6 SABRE 2eaie
RON 90 bel 300 'Sub on Der QDroieiie
Der gant Ctr, apiihen Yatierion
uno apeRI Sirabe fir eine monai!i.
hs Misthe bon $50.
Benjamin z. 6dbieII an emma &.
Saofell, Skil bon Got 546 in gIs.
mere Snnbieaie llnterabiheiIuna in
Jlprpoon. 81.
CHARTS e. Raibn on MaI 4pfeIs
BERG. s aa4re 2enis auf bas Oruno.
ilid SO. 908 Uine Ctr. Wona.lihs
Wietbe $125.
Ti. bed williomion beaiina una
/ @entilniina 60. an he GLOBE Cper'
J ca Co., la Sabre 2eais oes sfpciisr'
uro 5. Gicdss Der GruHbftiide 30
322, 324 uno 326 perrn Ctr. unf
335, 337 uub 339 go. s. Ctr. Wo'
| natlihe Miisihe SAL.
Eerhert gafIinelli an bic Siabl
Cincinnati, 1heil BON Cots % uni
"a in Z. .. WhteIer's gftats. $50.
3he Hoeblina Reulin 60. an bic
ieIbe, elm so 2SuE srober Strtifen
ganb perbinoeno Trenton NIT sSDlsr
Ape.. 81.
Carrie Reihel an bisielbs. 10 Be
4O8 ssuB reihtno Don Clinton
Springs Npe. Bis Sturais Mrenus
1926.
! sSreberid 4. Druns an bieielbe. &c
bei 1872 sSnb BON Got 121 in ssoftp!
o. Games llnternbtbtiluna in Gair
mount. $4250.
Barbara Uasatr an bieielbe, go b
| 367 sfub In Gettion 20 in Golumbis
aoipnfbip fir GtrnBen3ipedf. $4,000
/ ssobn g. Weht an bieielbe. 1beil
BON Cots 50 unb 36 IN Snufter u
millions 1lntsrobtbeiluna BON Dat
Iep. 81.
i Dtistp 0tuan - bidtibs 2aab ~
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lin Snnbert gegen Gins

5u petten, muB man ieiner Sa6e ieDr
iider iein. 8enn es iih aber Inn cine
@ette bariiber banoelH iollte, lpeldes
Die bette qr3nei eegen Sdmorrboibelr
lit, fam man getroIt Sauieno ODER
nud) 3ebntauieno gegen Gins auf Or.
Sil5bee's beriibmtes 6dmorrboioen.
Scilmittel 9lnnfeiis netten. 2ouienoe
nnb 3ebntnuienoe, ipelde bitrd Dieie
beilfrdftigen Stubl3apihen furirt
moroen iino, beltatigen potter Can't.
bartlett, DOB 9nateiis 2inoerung uno
5eilung bringt, lpo ale anoeren Wit.
tel Der gler5te ilno spotDefer Der.
iagen. Eroben frei bon g. Heultoeo.
ter & Co., goy 1916, 0eip gprt. b,s
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y. ShHeiotr II. 81. uHasiibr 80 4dsr
lano in Ssition 16 in golsrdili
5oipnibip. $1,000.
Wpers y. Cooper an Elmir arauth
u. u. 45 bel lao sSub an Der Oitfeite
Der Duncan aps.. 470 f5ub iiiDlit Der
Gbierpaiorp Qpe., 81.
Bert @. Woormnn an 4rtbur
0ooo. 84 Sub an Der Wei.isiie Der
3anlOr 4oe., 81.
Roid Yr1der an GouiIe 0ibmensr,
Got "A in aouiia Rings llnterab.bei4
lung, 81.
Wlarp g. 6dblep an ssulius 6.
aoer. 30 bel 100 syub an Der CitIei;e
Der baael aDs. in Ror,pooo. 81.
sitnts bon S1muel poaue an Wil.
liam ". 9ioois. 1bsil Don Got IL in
llnierdbibsiluna bon 6. I'D. Star.
buds eftais. 81.
Woranreibo Sirsfel. an Julio Bot.
mann. 20 bel 95 '5ub an Der Vorbieii.
Der bop.ins S.rabs. stpif9en Ban.
miller uno SSresmnn Ctr, 81.
5he Hcrib eolIeoe, 5iu Renlip Go.
IN Col. Yoraf. Got 366 in obi,
soHo II. ssmpropement Comp. llniers
nbtbeilung. 81.
Jieielbe an sscbn Sbcre, Got 1906
IN berfelben llnterabiheiIuns, 81.
1erielbe an 1ernarc Z. Nosbm,
Cots 1104 unb 1105 In berislbsu
lln.srabibsilung. ST..
arihur Grbmln u. 4., an Ebtrdrb
R. Werdel. Got 7 in Gbepberb's
llnterabibeiiuna in Horpooo, 81.
| 6drrp =. GIeaneap u. a., an Qa.
tie I'D. Grant, Got 2l8 in GIsmere
llnierdbtheiluns in Qornoob, 81.
| aaiis go. Crane on ssciepb W.
Oarbner. 90 bel 150 7sub an Der iiio.
Dsltliden Gde Der floral unb gDil.
lioms 4De.. in Vornocb, 81.
| SeiTs M. Stencri an George 90.
Sippe II. o., 50 s5ub an ber Norbs
ieitt Der GcuibDieip ADe.. 81.
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e. mar 0erbit gelpor0enl @oI0ige
Gage. Sange, ilbern ihimmerl,oe
Spinneniaoen gIIeern I'm Sonnea.
id)ein.
lleber 6luren uuo @aIo abBetIaric,
ieIerlide 9iube 5nlpeiIen ltreiit
|uur Gin leiier g9inobailb ourh oie
lpeide, 0urd}ndItlg flare Suit. eInem
abnlmgsihDereu Seben cbnlid).
Us raIIut .mo fIiiiiert Don slatt 5n
glatt, bon 3aim 3u Salm: aloe -
aoel Ger s9lnier forrnIti aoe!"
gioh aber it's 3eit gum 8enieBen.
8oloig and itlmmeri DIE 9raube
ourA5 iattgriine 2aub. lleberna &c.
gen umo 6elerabenoltimmiing in Der
9tatnr.
9lllein Die bei6en Manner, neld'e
Den Doblgep'Ieaien 9illengnrten Iiit.
Iluanoelno ourhihreiien, idlenen iiis
al oieien 3ouber ringsnm teirsn
,Sinn 81 baben.
SaIb un0eouloig riB Serr poa
Gettau, Der BETTER oes grunbitiides,
Dem ipobl in DER &elt nid)ts bobee
aalt els ieiHe GbittuItiireu uuo gla.
Ilnea5udDt, cine gra5ioIe Ranfe oes oon
Der naben Wiauer Ioie nieoerbangen.
ben, bllitrotb gelarbten, lpi!ben &seI.
les berab nno 5erriB lie argerli6 in
ieinen ner0os su9enoen S1noeu.
n's miro nIfts 8ufesl sdj lage CO
oornus - : miro ooh nld,ts 9uies
Srauen Sie mir Denn nidt etfpas
Shariblid uno Nienidentenntn!B 5ll.
Serr 8raiibiaIraib21
rSeltitueritanolif, Serr bon 1ei.
! tau, Deraoc Sic belisen eiiie linbeinl.
lsd CUTE gSitterung. Aber, Do8u oeil
Seuiel umnotbig an bic Sano nialcn.
sd mills Dem arrIen ssnngen MIDI
,puniden. oas or nbernlals cine ent'
idlihung cricbt! Tie Sod,e nit Dit.
raaten bat ibm bod ara mltgeIpIelt,
er lit 10 ieltiam perln0ert, Id) nIod)is
lbebaupten, rei3bar gerDoroen ielioem
Yton tonu MIR BON 9er5en rpiinitei
bab er balo irieolid niio berilbiat IN
ben ebebaien eI,ildiift. Sd bnbe tin
Miioger 1enneDie imnter ganS beIou'
bere SpmpaiDien gebabt. Gerber iuai
Iibm aber peber 5u rntben nod 81 bel
len. Menihen NIT ioId) 1ngliIIh lei'
itblen Gaturen ano pom 10 ioeoler Sc
bensauffniiung fonmen eigeiltlih MI
5nm ridiisen 9nfeinsgenub; lie ha
iden itets mad gbnntcmeii, Die nniel
Ylnnet nun IeiOer nid,t oniSuiDeiieI
UernIag!"
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slber aeraoc oieier aanlpf lit Der

Mher aernoc bieier aanipf lit Der
nothpenoiglte
Sic baben i'm eIan5eno beitanocn.
slaes gittere, Verlebeiloe, mas Sic
mir 5uacfiiot es ipnroe bnnoert-
ind) ourf Sbren grlef aeiiibnt.
Sene id,onen, midi hegliifcnoen
@orie: sd babe lnrcht aethan
per5eibcn Sic mir, legen 3cugnil;
nb bon Der gieiltbcit ,SiIrer Sccle, Der
Nilicnsitdrte Shres Gborafters.
sd min iortan nid)t mebr 'unn.
fcuo lperoen uno ielter icbcn!" iogei!
Sic icrncr.
@obl ,Sbnen aonteile. oaB einc
bcrbc Stl,uoc jcucn 8orloe III sSbncn
crlpcdte.
,ScIt 81 Itcben ipetn 0cS Scbcna
Stiirinc inns itnltoben lcit 5ii lte.
fen, iperu Seib uno Gnttdliihmigtn
Die arnlc Wcniheniecle nit 8eDe nne
3agcn crfilIlcu, 0, inodte einen lcocn
pom inns oieic ninraliIde aroii be-
ldle0en ielnl
Scit unlerer leeten @eeegnuug i'm
Nnriflanle oes 2duterbadld)en
SdIoiies babe if mcnOlth pieI iiber
cine iiir ms beioc gleidD ihner5IitJe
9cgebcubeit nahaeoadt. mid nit
8orrriirien aepeirigt. SoB meine Gin.
| miihung piclleiht bod ilnsart ino
icttlos mar.
SIMMER ober gelangte idl su oc.n
ShI1iic, OaB, mas i'd ipradl, MIR Grf'
rif)ti1en 5reinoesaeiiibIcn iiir Sie.
pcrebrte 8raiin. entiprall iuoJu mid,
- ih aeltebe es ofleu - Sire rair
| OF beluieiene Site, Sielcnslniiroistei!
Iltuo Ibeiluabme bereatiatcn.
Re0cn mir aIio hciltc MD. nlef'r
oorilber, iuer OH ienen Yiiblellisfci'
| Ten Die grobte Sd,uI0 irug. gS iii jn.
QottIOb, nun olles mie6er nusaeaii.
hcn ln0 bofientiidD haIo ncrgelleu.
W1clnc Iiebe, aIie gmati. nad) mel
der Sie poll iparmcn rSnterelies frc.
gen, bclinSs; lid sinn Slid lulcoer N
ita0cQoler 8er,eiiun1.
Gos tIeine Walbeur bat iid al.
Inid)t 10 erbeblih berausaeItelit, lpIe &
! Td 2tniangs befiirdten lieb.
IS 0ebt Oft abnlih nit Dem Men
fhenbcr3en: es orobt 81 beriten I'M
| iur clUig 5u uerltl,umCn; abcr 8ot
! in ielHer Allmadt aleldt Die Sd]aoe:
lmiP0cr aus.
! lR0ttc e& mir rcdt balS perg5nu
icin, ,<hnPu, 0raiin, meine 3ur nelies
&oufrait oes Sones eritanoene Geigr
Iuod CinmaI porpifiibren.
/ ,ScBt bchiite i'd, oas oIte Stiid pI
cine Ni!itcr ibr heterogeneous
Iain0!
! Sum Sdlilb nod cine Site, ipeldp
IrieuCidt iebr nnmaBeno fIlHgt
Iulcin OILS n6relino" Uie Sie mid
lin SSbrem 8ricie ieIbit be3eid,neu
0urite it .pobI lie ous3aiareden Del
IWhItb ilnoen: sd
| &uiieu Sic mir bin ulo tuieo7l
Ieinc 9tadrldlt iiber ihr 'etneres CIR
Iqebeu 3atonnRn, Derebrie aonfteiie
Iih iuiiroe iebr 0lntbar oaiiir fem!
Se0eHiaIIS m0ge ssbnen Die lleber
seugung peroeu, Dab i'd in treueItcr
uuiritngiter 4crehruns BIN nuI
bleIbe
eSSar gang ergeberer
4
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sinen a5aaasianal an Sisbpoint aps.,

einen abauasianal an 5isbpoint sps..
SIS.
Jbs r. II. q. Meber 60. an bic.
ie!be. 2nno fir sinen absaas.anal an
Sisbp ROAD, $500.
0eriruoe Fuaidu an pisieIbe, 1bei!
BON Got ! in ssreberit a0onsr's I'm.
israbiheiluns in 5poe parf llir Siras
ZEN .3ipeds, 81.
Benjamin Wlenerfieln II. u. on 4l'
bert gBolf. 1858 adsr gano in Set.
ton 8 in Green 5efunibip. 81.
Walter y. pops!l. 3ruites, an
ES. 5ennsnboum II. 60, 6 Sabre q.ai.
BON 81 bei SO 5uB al Der SiiIsii.
Der 5. Sirabs. 133 fsub lpeitlih oss
plum Ctr. Wionnilid,e U,isthe, 1926
Waii,r q. pntpeII. 9ruites, an Zen
ntnbaum II. Wlob.. il sSobre aeai,
1uf bic Drunbitide 313. 315 unb 3l7
90. 5. Ctr. Monailihe Wieibs
S1S3.33.
louis 9lueiisin an Gpa 1ennen,
baum ii. u. 20 ssahre aeaie auI 33 s
80 fub an Der RoroTeiie Der perrt
Ctr; l33 Jub BON plum Strob.
Wonailihe Wietbe 500 nit Dor,
reft gum anioui fir $40, 900.
2spi 8. Gnobnin, per Sheriff. az
1be grce!lent 6. u. 3. q. Co.. 81
Bel 132 Iub an Der Rornieiis be
9onIcr Ctr. 25 Huf pom Wool Ctr.
$685.
| 1ls grctIlsnt 6. II. 3. u. Co.. al
ai!iie R. arder. bahsIbe Orunbiiiid
81.
aiiiie ". arner an bic Siobi Gin
einnati. bniTeIbe Grunoftiid. $14O0.
| Qissie syoaurtp. Uormunb Dol
g.arn g. posien. 25 tei $50 IuB al
ser Subtitle Der bumbolot 4pe., q.
ssuB psislin Der 1scRilIan Ctr.
S4Oo.
ssohn 6. Otis an ssulia R. Dbo
nau. Al bel 123 TUB an Der Weitieit
her Msntscmerp Roab. 1O8 i5uI
norbIif Der ssonaibon Ape.. 81.
1 Carrie Gtrimple an 1obin
Strimplc. 80 alder aanb in Gettipl
Il in Winmi 1onnibip. 81.
/ 61rrie GtriHple II. o., an glisa
Beth Wtrrilf u. w., ein unperibeiIiel
| snitreiie In nemitlben Orunbitld. 81
| Wilber g. Mrnolb an ssohn !,
Glottcr II. o.. &c bei lot iyub an BE-
| Rcroieite Der bigblono Mpe., unb Sd
Der Warion ADt. in Horpooo. 81.
/ Wlarp M. Dirr an 0enrp 6ermGnn
SO s5ub an Der Dititiis Der 2etpe
siDe.. $50 1ub n0rDlih Der goIsroil
| MDe.. 81.
i geproe 80. Collins an Qouis q
Bed. 35 BEL 98 1ub an Der Giibfeii
beS MfG place. 696 s5ub iptE
lid ber 0i9blonb MDe.. 81.
i MlaSp OH. ~ Gtexiff. an Sch
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u atHrli@.

aus einem Roman: DifIs slDle blieb
nod Ianes 3tit bee 3aniapisl jpii9ea
ben Qistsubsn.
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Gin bnbides Maiier fir Stiderei
oui Der griI;, arasen ODER Ranihet.
ten einas airoertIeioes lit bier abgc.
bilost.
9ic 9'llmen unS 9Idtter tann
man ioIioe ODER oils gpeIeis MAIDEN.
Sic StengeI nit auBenIinier.
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Tie sSeniter. RetboSe iii pieIleidlt
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-04-04
ASK WILSON FOR
EXPERT ADVICE
Dayton Flood Conditions
Are Still Serious

Washington. April 3.-President wilson
was appealed TO today to lend the ex-
pert advice of the federal government IN
the financial rehabilitation of Dayton o.'
necessitated by the devastating flood.
John H. Patterson, chairman of Day
toms relief committee, telegraphed the
President as follows:
"Dayton's financial interests suggest
you send a representative to DAYTON TO
consult with and advise them of financial
matters
Acting Secretary Williams of the treas
ury department, to whom the qnestion
was referred, asked Mr.. Patterson Tor
prompt report with particulars OF the
subjects upon which the city desires FED
eral advice
The treasury department is closely
watching the financial situation IN the
flooded districts. The sub-treasury at
Cincinnati has practically exhausted its
supply of 81, 50 and IS bills BY dlrec-
tion of acting Secretary Williams $soO.ooo
in small bills will be on the way to Gin
cinnati tomorrow to relieve the stringency.
In the meantime he authorized the as
sstant treasurer there to pay out goio
to meet the pressing demands.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-04-04
HORNADY HEADS
NEWSPAPER CLUB
Annual Meeting Held Last
Night-Reports on Ban
quet Heard

John r. Hornady was reelected pres
ident of the Birmingham Newspaper club,
at the annual meeting last night held
at the Gold Lion tea rooms. Other Off
GERS elected were: W. NJ. Clemens, vice
president; Jack Earle, secretary; Leon
Friedman. treasurer
About 30 members of the club were pres
ent at the meeting, the first order of
business being the reports of various
committees on the recent banquet given
by the club Treasurer Leon Friedman
made report showing the club to be
free of obligations and in a good condi-
ton financially.
1t was decided to have a permanent
home for the club and C. NJ. Stanley,
John R. Hornady and W. NJ. Clemens
were appointed as special committee
to look into the matter and report back
at future meeting.
1t was decided after considerable dis
cussion that owing to the success of the
recent affair the gridron banquet should
be made an annual event. A special in
vitation will be extended to President
Wilson to be present at the next din
ner and a committee was appointed to
go to Washington and present the invi-
tatlon In person ana TO arrange GATE
when 1t will be convenient for the Pres
ident to accept the invitation The COM
mittee chosen to make the trip was Hugh
for his untiring efforts in making the
Clemens.
A resolution was offered rendering a
vote of thanks to Walter w. Blackman
for his untrfing efforts in making the
recent banquet a success. Resolutions
were also adopted thanking all others
who participated in the features of the
banquet for their assistance.
Following a general discussion of topics
of interest to the club the meeting ad-
journed.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-04-04
Charge Cruel Abuse

Washington. April 3.-Charges that Miss
Zelie Emerson, the American militant
suffragette, now in a British prison for
window smashing, has been subjected to
"cruel and unusual treatment are un-
founded. according to a report to the
state department today from Irwin r.
bassy at London.
Mr.. Laughlin personally investigated
the circumstances attending the forcible
feeding of Miss Emerson. He reported
that Mrs r. NJ Emerson, the prisoners
mother, has made no complaint what
ever as to her daughters. treatment, and
has noNcharge to make that the feeding
by a stomach tube has been applied in
manner to cause any discomfort in
serarable from its nature
The embassy has been observing Miss
Emersons case Closely said Laughlin,
and has replied to number of COM
munications from suffrage workers to the
effect that the embassy could take no
official steps in the case unless discrm-
ination to the disadvantage of an Amer
lean citizen could be shown Her treat
ment has not been in any way different
from that accorded British women who
have offended in the same way, unless 1t
be that her case has met with more
leniency.
Since she began hunger strike upon
her Imprisonment she has in common
with British offenders been fed by a
stomach tube, in the presence of physi-
clans and under their direction"