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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-04
SOCIALISM TO Be
OFFERED AT YALE
[ Special to The Tires-Dispatch.

tSDeCl1l TO Inc lEleS-DtSnatCh.l
New Haven, Conn, March Sit has
been decided to add socialism to the
curriculum of Yale as one of the cleo
tivcs. The course will be in charge OF
Professor Henry Crosby Emery. pro
lessor of political economy for twelve
years, and for tho past two years chair
man of the Tariff Commission chosen
by President Taft. He Is the son of
Judge Emery, of the Maine Supreme
Court, and Is regarded as a Republican
in politics.
Professor Emery never has shown
any leanings toward socialism, but it
is supposed that at Yale tho subject
will he studied. p.s srfe tradc. protec-
ton. greenbackism or free silver has
been investigated purely eco
nomic subject.
The announcement OF the subject
states that the course OH socialism is
Il study of the legal foundations of the
present economic organization. with an
examination in particular OF socialism
as critical attack oil the legal and
economic structure of society,"
Tt,ie has ciub or socialism. includ-
ing in it's membership about fifty un-
dergraduates.
So FAR as is known here, no specific
course in socialism is known at any
other American university.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-04
WILL NOT APPLY
TO ALL COUNTIES
Compulsory School Attendance
Bill, With Amendments,
Passes House.
BILL FOR BIG BOND ISSUE
$l.ll2,5O0 to Meet Deficit and for
improvements at State
Institutions.
BILL FOR BIG BOND ISSUE
Special to Tho Times. Dispatch. !

Especial To Tho Times Dispatch
Raleigh. y. C.. March 3--After spend
an hour in spirited discussion OF the
measure. the House passed on second
reading this afternoon the committee
substitute bill for compulsory school
attendance. but with an amendment by
Speaker Conner. providing that IL shall
apply to counties only through adop-
ton by the county boards OF educa-
ton. making it's operation optional
with the counties Mr.. Conner in
arguing for this change In the bill
insistcd that there are counties that
are not really ready for such n law,
this being evidenced by numerous
amendments proposed 10 exempt cOun-
tees. Another important amendment
adopted was by Gather, and provides
tina; the fees of the truant officer
must be derived from the payment of
costs in the cases in which there are
convictions for violation OF the law.
Thia is TO safeguard against school
funds going to pay fees of officers.
Numbers of the prominent. members
az both branches Of the Legislature
AFRO absent In washington for the in
auguration, and the general leEisla :
tive grind was on public local bills.
The Senate passed the bill from the
House authorizing the state Depart
mont of Agriculture to take steps to
provide FOR furnishing lime TO farm
crs for agricultural purposes 1T cost.
and use convicts in connection there
with
Bills passed by tho House tonight
included one To amend the charter Of
the Aeheville and East Tennessee
Railroad Company; to incorporate tho
Beaufort Terminal Railroad Company.
. tj0Oo0o corporation. headed by e.
q Duncan and others. for providing
deep sea port facilities at Cape Look
out. bN constructions railroad from
Beaufort TO Lookout and providing
wharvcs. piers and other equipment.
senator Long introduced bills to-
night providing for :, bond issue of
s1.l42.5oO. to meet the existing deficit
aud for permanent improvements AT
the State institutions. as follows:
Dciicit 100000. equippinG new state
building. $4,000; central heating
plants, $4,000; rc-arranging old SUI
promo Cour; Building. $4,000; Nor
canton Hospital. $5c.vo0: Go. isboro
Hospital. $4,000; n & ". -oilcge.
S25.oo0 university, 100000 State
Normal, $4,000 y. & NJ. at Greens
boro yl7,5o6: Appalachian Training
school. $4,000; Cullowhee Institute.
si5.ooo; East Carolina Training
school. $4,000. tuberculosis hospital
10000 new site for school for blind.
$4,000
The Senate made The bill revising
and consolidating the banking laws a
special order for Tuesday night
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-04

No case OF contagious blood poison 10
ever cured until tho last particle OF the
virus has been removed from the circula-
ion. The least faint left in the blood
will, sooner or later. cause fresh out
break OF the trouble, with all its hldeous
and destructive symptoms OF liberated
mouth and throat. copper coored
splotches, falling hair. sores and ulcers.
etc. No other medicine SO surely cures
conta gious blood poison S. S. s. It
goes down into the blood and steadily
and surely drives out every particle OF
the infection. 1t absolutely and perfectly
purifes the blood, and leaves this vital
fluid as fresh, rich and healthy as it was
before the destructive virus Of contagious
blood poison entered tho circulation.
S. S. S. quickly takes effect on the blood.
and gradually the symptoms disappear.
the health is improved. the skin cleared
OF all spots. sores and other blemishes.
the hair stops coming out. the mouth and
throat heal and when s. S. S. has
cleansed the system Of the poison no
trace OF tho disease is left S. S. S.
cures contagious blood poison because 1t
Is the greatest OF all blood purifiers,
tested and proven in hundreds and hum
dreds OF cases all over the country.
You will find S. S. S. for sale In all
drug stores at 800 per bottle. Write to
The Swift Specific Co. l27 Swift Bldg,
Atlanta, Ga. for private medical advice
and a very instructive book on all blood
diseases, sent free. sealed In plain
wrapper.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-04

Especial Cable TO The Times Dispatch
Mexico city. March S.--Prcsident
liuerta at lo'clocll this afternoon los.
the national palace afoot. accompanied
by two aides, TO take luncheon at his
home. This simple and democratic
method of locomotion has not been ia
Norcd by any President OF Mexico for.
"A half-ccntury The President was
soon recognized, and received a ire
mcndous ovation for three hloclxs
when the crowd grew so dense that
he was compelled to call a taXicab to
complete his journey
Colonel Luis Barron left tonight for
San Luis Potosi with :, thousand men
to pursue several bands of rebels that
are still making trouble in that vi
cinity. Colonel Barron reports the
states of Michcacan and tuanajuatn
are now absolutely quiet.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-04
DABNEY DOWN HOME

thember OF Commerce Man to Addr-s.
I Business Men In WnrreDton. y. &.
Business Manager w. T. Dabney, OF
the Chamber Of Commerce. will ad-
dress tho Warrenton IN. c. Chamber
Of Commerce tonight on til. subject
The Value OF Organized Effort in
Extending City's Trade" On March
- MIR. Dabncy viii make a similar adj
dress before the Commercial Club In
Farmville.
Mr.. Oabney's convention getting OK
nloits and his growing reputation as
an authority Ola city business. have
brought him I'm demand as speaker
20 commercial bodies. and he has ap-
reared I'm this capacity recently in
several North Carolina and Virginia
cities. The activity is part OF the
Richmond Chamber OF Commerce OK
tension service, conducted with the
vicw OF further spreading a knowledge
OF Richmond methods ana I;ichmond's
business advantages
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-04
GIRL SUFFRAGETTES

On Thursday afternoon Mt 4 80 O'Clock the
weekly program N Equal Suffrage League
Headquarters Will he presented by Miss
Mary Day Winn and number of YOU'VE
girls forming group E..uwn as ''Daugh-
iers OF the Suffrage League III Virginia"
This Is the first time In the history OF tho
suffrage movement IN Richmond that a
Daughters Day has been projected to
anord the older members of the club and
Interested friends among the Richmond
public an opportunity OF hearing the maiden
speeches Of several OF the Daughters
who Will appear on the platform. tell other
girls why they became sunragists and ad :
vocates OF the suffrage cause. There In
promises TO he very original and entertain
Ing.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-04
LOSS OF FORTUNE
STILL A MYSTERY
Police Unable to Discover What
Became of Sal, 1000 Belong
ing to Mrs. Mills.

Chicago. March 3.-Dcspite the ef-
forts of the police the strange story
told by Mrs. Mabel Mills, forty hvc
years old. wife OF a real estate dealer
in san Antonio. Texas. that she lost
or was robbed Of s4l, 900 after becom-
ing unconscious in Evanston, SUI
burb. last Saturday night, remained
tonight a mystery. No one had been
arrested and none OF the money had
been recovered.
Mrs. Mills told the police to-day that
she became conscious only when she
was being picked up on the porch of
Mrs. A. j, Cooper. to which she had
crawled; whereas Chief of Police Shat
fer, of Evanston said he had good au-
thority for stating that a blow causing
the bruise on the back of the woman
head was not sufficient to have rend-
cred her unconscious. and the physi-
clans at the hospital said Mrs. Mills
could not have lost consciousness from
any other cause.
Mrs. Mills told the police she was in
different about the loss OF the money
and said she wanted TO leave tho city
She announced she might be in St
Louis by Tomorrow. After going
thoroughly into TIE case, Chief Shat
fer said he had no basis on which to
make any arrests.
Il told Mrs. Mills that II appeared to
me unusual that she should have ven
tured to walk along a dark suburban
street with $4,000 in cash in her pack
ct book" said Chief Shaffer
she only repeated her previous story
that she had been to dinner at the home
or Mrs. Stevens friend; that she
was on her way 10 railway station
when. discovering she had left her
ticket and some money at Mrs. stevens
she returned to set what she had left
III was on her way back that she said
she lost the money The woman docs
not insist that she WAS robbed. She
SAYS she became unconscious, and when
revived the money was pone"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-04
CONTRACT SIGNED
Governor Approves Agreement in H., r. & Z.
Tax Compromise,

Before leaving for Washington yesterday
Governor Mann signed the contract drawn
between the Richmond FrederickgburE and
Potomac Railroad and the State OF Virginia
providing for an aincabo adjustment OF
The tax controversy. whereby the railway
PAYS nearly quarter OF million dollara
into the State Treasury. surrcndcrs its pres
ont charter and takes out incorpor5.t ion
papers OF 1t less privileged character. A.,
Caperton BTaxton general counsel for tho
Richmond. Fredericksburg and Potomac
Railroad, called To present the contract. and
tho Governor signed IL after careful read
ing.
MIR. BraNton also secured tho signature
of Judge !. Richard Wingneld OF the State
Corporation Commission yesterday morn
Ing. The remaining members OF the COM
mission were not In the city and Mr. Srax-
ton was forced TO postpone the task of OH
,aining The other necessary signatures un;il
later In the week. Tho contract will he
presented 30 the stockholders OF tho rnit-
way for ratification on Auril
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-04
ALLEGED CHECK-FLASHER

Acting Chief OF Police Mcmahon yesterday
received information that Joseph j. Mills,
wanted here on the charge OF passing a
worthless check for 500. had been arrested
for similar ofrense In New Haven, Conn.
Efforts will be made 10 bring him back here
FOR trial. Mills is alleged to have given
Fritz SitterdiHg, .Tr. Il worthle esq check lust
October II Endorsed by Sitterding and
cashed at Murphy's Hotel When IL was re-
turned the hotel Sitterdng reimbursed
the hotel anu sworc out warrant FOR Mills,
who had left town
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-04
CUBS INDULGE IN
SECRET PRACTICE

Tamra Fla. March s.-Thc Cubs INDUCED
in secret practice this afternoon. Regulars.
and IitnniEans playing tive aud onc-hair
innings behind closed doors. Tho Regulars
won to o.
Rccnus" regular nlnc-iunimE games arr
scheduled for Tuesdays. Thursdays and
Saturdays. at which admission will lac
charged ~ was not deemed proper thar thu,
folks should Tho athletes in action for
nothing. hence tho secrecy.
Charlie Smith started for tho YanntEans
while Harry PHynter did tho honurs for tho
Regulars. Both went three Innings and got
away unscathcd ronoy relieved Payntcr
in tho fourth and escaped unharlued
through sonc cciever folding.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-04
GREATER RICHMOND
BOWLING TOURNEY

Entries continued to pour in fast
Yesterday in all three divisions of the
Greater Richmond Tourney To Secre-
tary Goetz.
Another large entry was received
from Petersburg in the five-man dou-
bles and singles, with the good news
that others Will follow.
The Remington team was the first
hvc-nan team to send In an entry
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-04
Border Patrol Increased.

Douglas. AriZ.. March 3.-Four dead Next
can soldiers and unknown number of wound
eel wcro taken 10 Aqua pricta to-day from
the point on the international border fvo
miles from here, where two troops OF tho
Ninth United states Cavalry fought a thir-
ty-ininutc battle with Mexican regulars yes
terdny. More than 1000 shots we're fired nv
the American troopers. and II is estimated
mat fully as many were fired by tho Next
cans. None of tho Americans was hit
Neither side crossed the line.
Colonel Guifoyle. commanding the Ninth
Cavalry. said to-day he did not anticipate
further trouble. "A precaution. however
the usual border patrol or the ninth cav
airy was increased this morning.
General OJeda, Mexican commander NJ
Aqua Prieta. to-day claimed that tho Amer
lean troopers fired FIRST This Is denied bv
United States Army officers. Lieutenant
Nicholson in command OF the fifteen wh,
first engaged the MeNicans and Captaiu
Armstrong. who commanded Troops ID and
ID when they came To the relief OF the Dn-
troll. said to-day that Il vollcy came from
the Mexican side before the Americans
fred.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-04

or sanction OF tho government, addressed
her lo0o followers to-day al Taoubaya a
suburb " Mexico City. and prevailed upon
them to lay down their arms. The plen pre-
vailed. and tho men offered their services
10 the government The government accept
ca the oncr and cent General Andre Ruiz
Meza To take command OF tho organization
Tho widow will remain with her detachment
OF men, and announces that she will tnSe
part in any campaign which the govern
ment. WAY designate.
Fires Across boundary.
Ell Paso. Tex, March 3.-MeNican soldiers
on patrol duty ON tho Mexican side early
to-day fired "a few shots over tho tntcrna-
tionnl line. The hullntS fell in washing
ton Park. three miles east o: El Paso No
was injured.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-04
VIII Hold Conference.

El Paso. Tex. March 3.--Representa-
ives of the party in power at Mexico
city and chiefs OF various revolution
AIRY factions in Northern Mexico viii
meet here in conference within the
next few days
Vested with powers to head a peace
commission representing Provisional
President Huerta, Ricardo Garcia Gan
ADDS arrived here, tonight He I'M
mediately dispatched kilograms asking
attendance at conference hero to
Pascual Orozco. Jr.. Jose Incz Salazar
Emilio Campo and other generals of
the revolution against the Madero gov
eminent
The conference also Will be attended
by Emilio Nasquez Gomez northern
rebel presidential pretendcr, and Col
onel David de la Fucntc. q Gomez sup
porter II is said prominent politi-
clans from Mexico ity VIII attend.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-04

The State Department OF Agriculture is
preparing for the farmers institute special
train which Is to be run over tho C'hesa-
peake and Ohio Railway from Sabot, on tho
James River Division. to Covington and
down the main line to Hampton, from
March 8 10 March 90 Commissioner G. w.
Koiner and Dr. Ennion q. Williams. state
Health Commissioners. viii accompany the
train. Other speakera Will he w. w. Sproui,
secretary OF the state Board OF Agriculture.
aud Prof. s. H.. Hcigos.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-04

The Administrative Board at the close
OF its business yesterday afternoon adjourn
ed over 10 Tomorrow morning At 10 O'Clock
in order that tho members and clerks as
far they desired. may attend the InauEu-
ration exercises In Washington to-day
Chairman Whittet and Messrs Folltes
Hlrschberg ANA Beck left yesterday after
noon for Washington, with. Clerk Dunford
and Assistant Clerk Fuller. Captain Me-
Garth! and Bookkceper Charles L. Shep-
nerd will hold the fort alone In the offices
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-04

from the big league The Alec. Cook
Printing Go. and Richmond lunch
Will file their applications Wednesday,
night. The individual entry was extra
heavy in all three classes
\ meeting of all bowlers has been,
called at the Newport Alleys for to-
morrow night at $40 o'clock. Rcmem-
Der. all entries close Thursday. March
o. at midnight.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-04
VAN ALIENS MAY RETURN
Orders for Extensive Repairs on Their
Newport Home.

Special 70 The Times Dispatch
Van VINO rccn mtien ';..nos Jhmes !
English home. Rushton Hall. has win
drawn his Newport home. Nakehurst,
from the market. and to-day oraara
were received that extensive repairs.
be made
AR and Mrs Van Allen ana thcir FAM
lily arc expected here in May, ana tho
impression prevails tonight that Mr.
Van Allen may again become n pcrina-
nent resident of Newport
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-04
Three Negroes Fjnc,l s2,.

William Christian, colored. was fned ,?s
ana costs Yesterday morning In Police Court
Tor maintaining a gambling house AT 20
North Twentieth Street
Clarence Archer. colored. was f1ned $2b for
XIII Charles Coxnrt.
George Woodson. colored. who hit Lucy
Smith With hottie. was also fined f25
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-04
Two Council Committees To- Nigh,

The Council Committee on Public Build
ings. Properties and Utilities will meet to-
night at O'clock. The Coincil Committee
on Finance Will meet Tonight at S O'Clock
IN the Office OF the Commissioners of the
Revcnue To asscss license tnNcs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-04
viii Sail for New York.

Havana, March 3.--All the members
OF the Madero family now in Cuba will
sail for New York tomorrow. The
original plan of joining Raoul and
Emilio Madero at San Antonio has been
abandoned.
The family of :rnesto Madero ar
rived here this morning from Vera
Cruz. Julio Madero, 81 hrothor.. of '-She
late President. also arrived from Vera
Cruz to-day. He is i'll. and on account
Of this the Maderos are proceeding to
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-04
Submits to IIucrta Govcrnmcnt.


Mexico City. March 3.--Tho widow Of An.
tonic Limon. who recently raised a forcA
at Cua1imalpn TO avenge the death OF her
husband. has submitted 10 tho Hueria gov
ernment. Sonora Lomon convinced Of the
usclessness Of Attempting to avongo the
killing OF her husband. and also learning
that tho execution was without, knowIodse
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-04
In Serious Disbursement.

FL Paso. Tex. March Developments OF
to-day indicates that General pascuai
Orozco Jr., and General lose lncz Salaznr
are in serious disagreement. Tho projected
peace conference of rebel chicftains IL 70.
ported improbable owing to disinc!inatlo ion
OF Snlazar to meet Orozco.
Despite his declaration in accordancD with
Salazar Of Saturday. General Orozco at his
camp near Ahumada Chihuahua, has since
animated that he had not been in accord
with Salazar since tho rebel defeats about
Ojnasa last September
IL developed to-day that the Disagreement
between the generals OF tho northern rebels
arises out of tho future distribution OF the
public lands and tho estates Of the Madcro
family.
General OrozcO s. declared yesterday hs
would leave the land distribution 20 the
tucrta government. SasaZar recently In
sisted that the government land. lie dis.
tributed at once. an" that the Madero es-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-04
New Colonel Named

Governor Mann yesterday appointed Rob
crt A. Hutchinson. of Manassas. TO his Off
cial stan to succeed Colonel W. C. Waite.
OF Cupeper, resigned. Colonel untrhinson
is n lawyer Of moro than local reputation.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-04
CAPT. RANDOLPH SMITH DEAD

Raleigh Man WAS Designer OF the Com
feucratc Flag. GsB,
Raleigh, y g.. March 3--Captains
Randolph Smith. tho designer OF tho
Confederate fax. died suddenly AZ bisg
homo hero lato to-day Captain Smith
was in his eightioth year
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-04
40 DccIxion in Rate Cn.s,.

washington. March S.--Althouyh5 tina
Supreme Court held a session to-day
1T announced no opinions In tho tri-
,por tant rato cases pending.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-04

percentage, all know some
often,
troubles.
1t good plan to give kind cdent mm
attention and that neglect
frst-hand treatment.
bump remain only bump lead into
something if O at
things that follow bumps there
mention them here.
MOTH in I
a is
hadhe
spraned ankle If Immediately ofttimes causes
pain and confines the house
accidents that happen to all OF
scattered all through the
the result of them.
The best household all these
aches and pansis Noahs Inment, the
Noah's Lnment is antiseptic and healing.
Hundreds of people they
medcnethey sicknever an ache or
Yet the
accidents
Be prepared by having bottle of Noahs
on hand for the emergency Three Sizes 6c soc
bottle of dealer. the genuine Noahs
Noahs Ark on the package which protects in
Ask just plain 'Noahs Eminent" You
make mistake Requires college professor
"Noahs Iinimenand, way 1t ia the
best pain
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-04-16
THE MYSTERY OF THE MISSING
SICK Benefit

There is a vast amount of curious
ity among the employees of the Chi
cago Athletic Association as to just
what has become of their sick benefit.
The members of the club raised
$4,000 Christmas purse for the en-
ployes. One thousand dollars of this
was ordered set aside for sick bene-
fit.
What has become of the $1,000
since is one of LIES little mysteries
to the employees. Several of them
have been sick. One was forced to
lay off six days only last month be-
cluse of sickness. He was locked his
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-04-16

the government inspection of meat
here is such that all the good meat is
sent to Europe and the punk and
diseased meat kept for Chicagoans.
Every once in so often our pride
in that foremost CITIZEN" j. Og Ar
mour, is lowered another couple of
notches.
Kitty Gordon, whose chief claim to
fame is that she has the most beau
tiful back on the stage, is going back
to her hubby, Captain Beresford.
The only thing that bothers us
about Kitty's reputation is who adj
judged her doggone back to be the
most beautiful
BY goIIy, this scrap among the
trust newspaper publishers is max
ing US forget things. .
What the dickens has happened to
the Mccormick Bartzen-Hoyne duel
lo-or triello, or whatever you call it.
Only few weeks ago, these. gents
were demanding the right to call one
another out and shoot one another
full of holes-or prunes-but we
don't recall any blood being shed.
Armour & Co. are going to give a
moving picture show entitled ''The
Romance of a Beefsteak" at their
plant.
Hope they preserve the fiIIum. The
way prices are going up, beefsteaks
are rapidly becoming more romance
than reality. :\~,
$1,000
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