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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-18

Bank of Richmond. bearing per cent
interest. to the credit of the Treasurer
of Virginia.
The new primary law merely pro-
vides that the fees. amounting to per
cent of the first years salary, shall be
paid to the treasurer, without stating
what disposition shall be made of them
The Attorney-General ruled that the
amount must be held as special fund.
although. comments Treasurer Har-
man. II tried to pay this money into
the State Treasury
1t is to be supposed that. under the
same ruling. money paid to city treas
urers as entrance fees. such as by the
Administrative Board candidates in
Richmond last year, would also be held
as a special sum- There were four
contests for congressional nominations
in Virginia last year. the candidates
paying 1875 each.
Where Money Came From.
The report shows the sources of
revenue. From automobile license tax
the sum of ISL ass 80 was received. all
of this going to the good roads fund
There was collected in capitation taxes
last year the sum of s426. $50 95; in receipts
from clerks of courts, $i5s ,9ls.12; in
Corporation Commission fees, s.4s-I2; ;
from dispensaries, sl5.29i; III income
taxes, sis4 6S5.72; in liquor licenses.
s509, O35 a. in licenses other than liquor,
scot, $50 IA; oyster fund. 81 .l03 81 personal
property tax for support of govern
rnent. 1854. 100 a: personality tax for
schools. sIoo, Oss55: personally tax for
pensions. $50. isi25; from hire of con-
victs. si27 .0o3. s.;
The conscience fund for the year
amounted to $50. sent anonymously to
the auditor in $40 bills from one in
dividual Railroads paid for franchise
tax, ssh ,5s5.H: for. government tax,
s235, sol IS; for schools. sii9.043-7s; for
pensions, s5s,3l922. Real estate tax for
support of government was $s7s eco 80 ::
for schools, s470. 7li.60. for pensions.
S22l, 81 90. The United States school
fund was $50 CO.,
During the year the receipts in the
general fund amounted to 1902 .9s2.o4
and the disbursements TO S.i9s .ss5 81.
leaving a nominal balance of SPA 1862.
The total nominal balance in the
treasury TO the credit of all funds,
including literary. interest on DEBT.
sinking fund. Miller fund and retired
teachers fund, was $50 50.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-18
LANv|LLE'S CASE
STIRS UP. FUSS
University of Pennsylvania and
A. A. u. at Loggerheads Over
Swimmers Standing.

PHILADELPHIA January 1.-The posi-
ton taken by Pennsylvania that Louis
Sanville is eligible to represent tbs
university in swimming meets with
other college teams may lead to
disagreement with the A. A u The
Atlantic ai Ca ASSOCIATION has found that
and md is. therefore, not eligible to swim
5 by an the en national BODY. according to
I Gustayus T. Kirby.
The a. A u ra preferred saS rhars Ss
was declared a professional. as it was
claimed he had accepted remuneration
/ for giving swimming lessons at Haver-
The Pennsylvania faculty committees
after reviewing the case. was OF tho
opinion that the charge of professional
their opinion, Sanville had not over
stepped the mark. SO. far as Penn
sylvania is concerned, Sanville's anna
The registration COMMITTEES OF the
A. A u. held a meeting yesterday 20
consider PENIS action and at its close
Chairman Allen Cox gave out a state
ment in which Pennsylvania is called 70
account for its liberal Interpretation OF
amateur standards
The IntercOlle Giate Amateur AbnleLlo
Association has a friendly alliance with
the A. A. u, but the bonds between the
two bodies do not go so far as to re-
spect suspensions and the colleges havs
always managed their own affairs fr-
respective of the A. A L. For some
time relations were very much straineds
and now it looks as II further. trouble
were brewing in which the athlete who
desires 20 compete outside OF college
ranks gets the worst of it.
The statement of the registration
committee follows:
THE decision of the faculty athletic
committee of the University OF Penn
sylvania regarding the amateur stand-
ing of l.. +. Sanville. a student and q
mernbe of the swimming team. came
before the notice of the registration
committee to-day.
The action of the registration COM
mittee of the Middle Atlantic AsSo-
citation was not taken hastily or with
out extensive investigation. as the
faculty committee asserts, but only AZ
ter several hearings. at which Mr.. sam
vile was present and permitted to bring
any witnesses he desired.
THE testimony of the only witness
produced by Mr.. Sanville showed con-
clusively that he had violated the rules
of the American Athletic Union and
the intercollegiate Association of Anna
teur Athletics of America.
The liberal Interpretation OF the
standards of amateur1sm. as laid down
by the faculty com mittee will doubles
produce a very bad effect upon the stu
dent body of the university, and may
mislead many of its competing ath-
Ieree -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-18
Tmmpet as Love-Token.

Newport News, Va, january H.-Ai
a token Of the friendship that exists
between the two fire companies. and
in appreciation of the courtesy extended
them while in this city last Septem Der,
the Goodwill Fire Company. of York.
pa, last night presented Rescue Engine
and Truck Company, NO. i. OF TINS
CITY. with handsome trumpet. The
Trumpet was presented by a COMMITTEES
from the York company, which was In
the city Wednesday night as the guests
OF the local company. The committee
consisted of Messrs- Leader, Eich and
Sprangler, of the York company.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-18
BUREAU OF MARKETS
MAY BE ESTABLISHED
Senator Hoke Smiths Bill Fa-
vored Unanimously by
Committee.
Especial to The Times-Dispatch.)

Special TO The mes-Dlspatcn.)
Washington. January 1.-The House
Committee on Agriculture to-day agreed
10 report favorably the bill OF Senator
Hoke Smith, of Georgia, for the creation
Of q bureau of markets in the Depart
uent of Agriculture. The vote on the
bill was unanimous
1t is learned that Representative
Lever. while favoring the bill. was not
entirely satisfied that its provisions
were broad enough TO give authority
for the work which he thought neces-
sary TO be done in order 20 carry out the
purposes Of those who have suggested
this additional piece Of machinery for
the enlightment and benefit of the
farmers In addition, il is his idea that
on account OF the crowded condition of
the House calendar. it would be i'm
possible to pass the bill even with the
favorable and unanimous report OF the
Committee on Agriculture Hence, II
is understood that Mr. Lever offered
in the committee an amendment TO the
AGRICULTURAL appropriation bill which
must pass Congress, carrying an appro-
priation of $4,000 to become available
July /. 1918. for the purpose OF giving
the Secretary of Agriculture the au-
thority and the money with which TO
begin the work contemplated in the
measure. which suggests the creation OF
a bureau OF markets In that depart
ment. This amendment was adopted.
Mr.. Lever believes il 10 be the begin
ming of a movement which ultimately
will 90 far toward the solution or the
yexed problems of the high cost OF
living: providing. as 1t will. the ma
chinerp by which the producer an
consumer are brought closer to eether
and furnishing means by which the
estimated annual loss, on account OF
bad marketing. of 81. $50, 900 coo. can be
saved to the American people
P. II. McG-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-18
HID IN PIANO BOX.
But Police Capture Prowler and He
Gets Three Months Sentence.

Alexandria, Va, January H-Hiding
in a piano box in the back yard OF the
residence of DR.. E. A. German, city
health officer, the police late last night
found Lewis Elliott, thirty years old. OF
Norfolk. Attracted by prowier in the
yard the physician fred random shot
from his window. and the intruder then
hid in the box Aftervard the police
surrounded the place and captured
Elliott. He was He was in court to-day
sent to Jail for three months. although
he made vain plea for suspension Of
sentence.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-18
Short News Stories From All Over Virginia

ants, Misses Frances Mackey, of Rock
bridge County Miss Elizabeth Strayer.
Of Harrisonburg Miss Edith Suter. OF
Dayton: Miss Katherine Hotel, OF
Woodstock: Miss Pattie Fuller OF
West Point: Miss Neville Dogan, OF
Manassas Miss Eva Steger. of Pulaski
Miss Katherine Selby, of Orange Coun-
~: Miss Mary Settle, of RIPARIAN
mock; Miss Freida johnson. of Lou
doun, and Miss Carolyn Ruan, of Bed
ford City.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-18
NEW HEALTH RULES.
Public school Buildings Must be Dfsin-
fected Once q Month.

Bristol Va, January 1.-THE Bristo!,
Tenn authorities have adopted a new
health rule with reference to the public
schools. The laws now require that all
pu bic school buildings. during the
session, shall be thoroughly disinfected
at least once month, but oftener If
deemed advisable. It is believed that
this will be worth much in preventing
the spread of contagious. such as often
interfere with the progress of the
schools.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-18
Victim of Parcel Post.

Bedford City, Va. January E.-H:
E. Bays, one Of Bedford Citys mail
carriers. whose full name of Henry
Everett was recently changed by act
usually has so many packages tied to
him when he leaves the post-office that
his friends take him for man who Is
gathering up trousseau- The other
ed by the parcels post as Mr.. Bays, but
both Mr.. Miller and Mr.. Dennis are
keenly apprehensive that rough time
is coming and fear the worst.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-18
LECTURE By DIR. JORDAN.


Special 20 The Times- Dispatch1 -
Charlottesville. Va. January INT
HUNTINGTON Wilson. OF Washington ID Z.
endowed q lcctureship ~ the University OF
Virginfa last fall on the general subject OF
"Fueenicz.~ President Alderman appointed
DR. n. y. Jordan. professor OF histology ana
emSrvoiogy az the university. TO lecture on
this fouadatiou- DIR. Jordan sddrr~scd
large audience in Madison Han "wednesday
nfrht HIS theme vas. ~Eugeuics: Its Data
Scope and Promise
milton In this country and abroad forhis re-
searches In the great field Of eugcnics- he
spoke With the authority OF the scientist Who
hss deIvcd deep into the subject he has chosen.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-18
PRIMARY MONEY
IN SPECIAL Fund
Not Placed in State Treasury
Conscience Fund Last
Year Was $50.

From the annual report o. state
Treasurer Asher W. Hartman. just 81
sued. 70 10 learned tina; the fees paid BY
candidates for office IN primary cleo
tons DO not 80 into the treasury. but
are held as a special fund. subject 20
the action. OF tho General Assembly.
This fund amounts nov to r.575. which
is on deposit IN the Planters National
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-18
UNPRECEDENTED WEATHER
Bird Appear. Flowers in Bloom, and
PeoDIe Live in Open-

Harrisonburg- Va. January H.-This
part OF the Valley of Virginia is expert
encins Unprecedented weather for Janu-
airy. Blue birds and robins have ap-
peared. In the county yesterday a
huge moccasin snake ventured from his
winter quarters and was quickly dis
matched. Near Massanetts Springs
dandelions are in bloom Windows are
left open al night and people are
sitting out on their porches.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-18
Why Suffer
With Your Eyes,

I II you have biurring, dizziness, neut
talsia, headache. spots before the eyeef
vinking, trembling spells. catarecs4
burning and smartiag OF the eyes. vart4
Gus nervous and brain affections. on!
falling not only positive injury to me
sight. but untold misery, call tmmsdt4
etely.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-18
SUIT FOR $4,000 DAMAGES
FOR ALLEGED FALSE ARREST
ec;al to The Dispatch.)

Especial to The Times Dispatch)
Bristol Va. January Nv. J. Harris.
Washington County stock dealer. mas fiieo
suit here against p. A. Ford. neighborirg
farmer. seeking $1,000 damages for alleged
false arrest following trouble between the
two over a horse trade
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-18
ELOPERs WE'D AT BRISTOL.
Former Washington and Lee Student an
Jaiier's Adopted Daughter Are Married

Especial to The Times Dispatch
Lexington. Va. January i7--Miss Rosa M:
Jackson. the l7-year-old adopted daughter OF
Jailer John A. Jackson, eloped last evening
with William Stuart Snow, OF Alexandria ior
two years a student at Washington and Lee
University and a telegram received TINS
afternoon announced their marriage to-day AZ
Bristol The bride was member OF the
younger set and was quite pretty and at
trsctive.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-18
100000 FIRE IN B RISTOL.
Saloon and Lodging House Destroyed-In-
mates Have Narrow Escape

Especial 90 The Times DispatchJ
Bristol. Va. January i7---ln q fire here early
this morning which resulted in $4,000 loss
the Louis Totz Companys saloon and
lodging house were Quilted Several persons
In the lodging house had a narrow escape
having hurried down the stairway through
dense smoke in their night clothes Others
escaped to the roof through skynght ane
were rescued by the firemen-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-18
FAMILY REUNION.
MFR. and Mrs Brewers Children All Pres

crt,
Danyille. Va. January i7.-John B. Brewer
and his wife are very happy. bee suse all Of
their children and grandchildren are with
them. and are enjoying a family reunion.
This is the 6rst time. Mr.. Brewer said. that
he had had all Of his children together in a
great many years. and that 1t Is very seldom
that they all happen 70 be here At one time.
Mrs DR. Slower. OF South Boston. and Mrs.
Hs.Il. OF Wilmington. ". C.. arrived to-day.
and Mrs +. p. Todd. Of wake Forest " c.
arrived here Tuesday
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-18

Tho hearing Of George Cerant. the
negro collector accused OF rObbing his
Employer. NJ. d. Bloom. proprietor
OF the Elba Meat Market. was con-
tinued YESTERDAY morning IN Police
Court until next Friday.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-18
Marriage License.

A marriage license was issued yes
ferdzv in the clerks Office OF the Hust-
inrs Court TO Claude W. Brecdlove and
Carrie b. Mcanlcy-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-18
FARMyILLEs BIG DAY.
New School and Public Library to Be Opened
on Tuesday.

Farmville. Va. January T.-Next Tues
day. January q. win be a red letter day in
Farmvilie, since it will be the occasion Of the
formal opening of two much-needed institu-
tionS-a new public school and . public
library
Much interest Is being manifested by the
peopIe in the exercises of the occasion. espe-
ciaify IN abe book shower. Many public spir-
tied citizens have indicated their Intention
OF donating valuable sets OF books Scott.
Dickens Macauley. Poe and other standard
authors are represented in the donations.
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-24
rn.lI....l D.. ,s. lsls.lsn :s. I'D
NOTICE

Scaled bids will b. received fog a..
construction of the i.as tnIrias snIn'
" Court iious~. until . o'siaA a. "a
JaaaaFy -. 1911. b, ih- Hoard al
cos,nsy coms.is4ipnss. .f Las Nnin,ai
coaaiy. Colo. al ,heis office. sagss .
Nsia asd Carz,sni Streets. Trinidad
Colorado. according tn plans and
sescifi-Asioas "a fii~ Nith !. II, sn1
". N. Rspp COMPANY. zrrh.isrss
MAsaats nniiaiaF. Trinidad. roi.
~ above dale ana hanr all hiis vii.
b. puhiisiy .p~n.a sni i-si alnrf
All ai.A tn h. marked NH "'
Caur, It.a.S''. aud a.i.ls.ss-ri IY ~.
undersigned. Tho i.asFi reserves I'll,
siEh' 4. reject .ny and oil hiia -"
= iiarisn. 'hnism.n.
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-24
DeIaAm HA1. MNls
: NE 'U'eollltt
eCssssessa 49, oaaD ~


Whefest. thcsr Nia;asloas Of enn.
tract have become - no,nstnus!y dc.
fiaa, sad ~oasiaucd that the mcmb~s.
ship Of this Association have tic.
p,-s'i, md do,csmira;iy notisie !:
It's Executive Hoard. that unicss thi.
coadaci ceased ~ once they wou,,i
withdraw from this Association an
tho Srosiad that II waA useless to ron.
tract with BODY that absolutely r..
fused 10 carry oa, their contract sni
With NO pct.on sufficicniiy In con.
troll OF the Minc Workers io enforce
The Performance of the same. m IT
THEREFORE, Rp.sOt.vED:
That the Operators enter . ,iso..
aus prossAi axa,nst tho line Of con.
duct hCrcinbcfarr mentioned. sni
demand Of Patrick Gtiday. President
and the Executive Hoard Of the MInr
workcsH of this District. an inmsd.
late cessation Of the coaduet hcreiu-
before secitcd. and thst they strictly
enforce on the part Of tho Nine
Workers their covenants containo..
In said contract, and In event Of ih'
failure to cease such conduct within
the next ten days. that the President
and Secretary Of the Operation Asso.
cIation shall cali special meeting nj:
the members thereof for tho purpose
Of conducting the final dissolution Of
It's Association on the specific ground
that Il Is useless to enter into con-
tract obligations with a body tha,
sscadfastiy refuses to fuifiii the same
and which M offiela, apparently rs
powcr to enforce. %.
Yours truly.
80 " n. ROBERTS,
Secretary.
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-24
.unPIReS GLAD WHEN
LYNCH QUITS NATIONAL

Tho attachment Of tin~are to
Thomas j. Lynch. late prcbidenf Of
the National League Of baseball and
Turmoil. probably pleased no ono
more than lin, Johusaonc and bricx
Owens, umpires. AES ~ tso xau:e
reason. Both hate Lynch With . b..
tcrness firei In tho belief that the
National league PRECEDENT wasn't
square with them. Now they're re-
ioicing In his passing. Johnstouc
announced last winter thst he was
through "a n National lea guc umpire
n Lynch was elected. Lynch got
the job. and Johnstone a4Aned with
ChivtnEton. biz Jim made friends
in the Association. Sometimes blind.
hut always calling them ns hr saw
tho, Johnstone won the respect OF
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-24

Ritehis's failure to meet Tommy
Aasphy IL the scheduled 20 round
hstiie 10 saa Graasisro. "a 3
with hooks sst Tor I'd kosstehy.
firsl saeker Of the ~. Louis cayAia.
Az. II spRaass 'thst Ncv Yesk Is Nte-
~ 10 participate in . three snrasred
deal. The Phiiiies are also asslous
"a secure kosey. arhuyies Dslttou.
presiAsnt Of the Cards. wants 10 dIs.
pose Of kosetehy 10 asy club wiilifG
10 asake an aavsatAs~ons trade vlth
. first elaaa ousfIslAes iayolvN4 q
81. Leais's .sad. -
iisF!ea Toamy Murphy u disep-
pnisisA haeoNse Willie RisehIs failed
n meet HIN. asd II aov eisinias the
title ~ default aaa rsaArlseo
AsvsaaDes 0sn vitasa.ed the opss-
alton upon Riishie's nos~. and crit
les eaasider that no one With A.
o4ses Al shossht uadsr his hsnnei
would for aus misute consider that
Richie ssn ans Of match with AuS.
phy. . asa vAass rs,iss VAS far BE-
los kts. rsr-
Paohey AepsrisaA has declined
Wilt thssks an offer Ia m~@, Jimmy
c,shSy. soe the vslter~siRht cham
pisaaAip Of tho world. cissisy re-
eealiy blsv iasa La. Angeles sad
after - iaik aish Psomos%s 'Nrcarsy
asaoasesd thss hs ~oaid do las
pausas risxssds saA bs, 81. ana that
he eos,ld defeat tho Windy city cham
Inn. NrfssiAsA declares that he 10
hnS . t~o1aimsie wsii.rseisht ard
viii Dol hos asy oa- In that s!si.-
ioa.
ttatsiiax xslAaa. ,-t~sas light
weight. - soinG IN get divorce,
Nelson sasiis thst possibly his ~ss-
and himself ass . uisosisd ,ais asd
declared that he ~eaid nad . way TO
mike Shiasa right for them. ~. Sifc
Sho vss FAY kiae. sas,ooats'. ~.
.~asly issns,d . statement tass she In
ssudcd askiax for separation.
That The Federal league ~iii -s,er
Hs~ toss City. 10 = report so~ ussk.
tss tho rousds In ~a.i-rs baseball
ris-i-s. Edward ilsnina aad tlsass
tsaidaas who arc hrhiad she Haiti.
ssns~ i'~durst league s~nm. !ssasi a
sissrm-at Tn sh1 effect that shss~
~. sosm canash In N~~ YORK. for
ssosAer major iesRu~ s.sm.
lark NsAuitft~. retired nad un.
d~:x~ss~i .ish,xeikhi champion. has
ssiicd fos t:afopr where he has o..
ragged sor ~ ~shibi,sna tour. At
eaeh elsr~ uhssc he exhibits MrAu-
ilsss wl,i m~~t = insai hover. H-
voa the sbisd andispa,ed rhsuspIoa.
ship from Harry Oiimns- of chisasa
0oSr lAaa 90 yeAes n3o.
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-24
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING

Tie regular annual m-rsinz .f ,as
Harhhnlacr4 "f the ini-rna,ioha'
stat" Hank "f Trinidad. Colorado.
viii h" held al it, banking rooms IL
Trinidad. Colorado. on Monday. Jan
usry 9Th. 1911. a, the honr q! three.
;hir'y o'clock In tho afternoon to'
the election 81 dltcv,ors for the ca.
suing ycar AMI for tho Transaction -
such other business as may properly
como before said ncc,in=.
Dated this iih d.y nj Dcccmhe :
\. II. iai!.
The tn,cfnat tionsi stat" Hank.
tot VIM. q. ricstcd. Cashier.
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-24
ADVERTISED LETTER LIST.

List of lcttrrx Advertised nt Tt'nl
dad. Colo. week ending Dec. ::
1919. u MOI called for by Jan.
they will he sent 10 tho dead lott"
,ffirc.
Abcyia. Mn. Aerlina n
Isobnk. Andrnyc.
Gomoz. 1.uts.
Camp. Roy!tc.
Gallcaos. Rcli.y.
.aiicers. Tiodori,o =
Garcia. Miss MarRri'a
Garcia. Mnry"ri'a
Goayaics. Ruth.
Gon,ales. Do.ctro.
Gon,aica. Miguel
Gonzales. Pauvelio.
i.uccro. Juan.
Lcyha. Felipe
Nacgor. AnEr.
Martinez. Miss Sofia.
Nurna. Charles.
Ocanna. Mrs. Eniaba
Pr1rrnho. Msa Mary.
Rcs,,. Comic.
REID. h.. 90
Ilobinson. Mrs. 6. NJ
RoaS. MlsA Nellie.
shea. Mrs. n. J
Smith. II. +.
Sueu,a. Mrs. Proira.
Sanchez. Tomas,
Succzavblsx, nill.
Saiux. Frank.
Saiazar. Fernando.
SpcTry. Lizzie.
smith. Miss Deli.
Taylor. Mrs Jennie.
Thomas, Willie.
Trujilio. Mostcs
Wade. Miss Lucy.
WeinMcr, Mrs CEas.
Wells. Miss Leila.
Whitfield, ]. W.
n your letter IL in the above liz
please state 40 when YOU call.
ID. n. FINCH, p. NJ.