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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-23
MAKE PLANTERS
MOVE FROM ROCK
Fish Commissioner Decides
OYSTER Grounds Must Be
Free by March IL.

The State Commission of Fisheries,
in session in this city yesterday. re-
fused to further extend the time for re-
movaI of planters who operate on the
natural rock in james River This
finally ends the disputes of many years
standing. for the last stake will now
disappear from the rock on March ii
of this year.
However. in consideration of adverse
circumstances under which the planters
have been laboring. the commission
gave them leave to scrape the bottoms
of their present holdings with one boat
each during the month of February
only. This will about clean up the
bottoms of available oysters.
From time to time those planters who
werc found to have grounds properly
belonging to the natural or public rocks,
have had their time for removal ex-
tended. All are now of save three In
Warwick County--the James River
oyster Corporation. w F. Burcher ana
A Nichaux Their final extension of
eighteen months will expire March IL
They applied yesterday for further
time. but werc refused, after an execu-
tive session of two hours.
Conflicts between inspectors as to
jurisdiction over certain stands for
fishermen were left for settlement TO
/ Commissioner Lee and Secretary Math-
ews-
/ a dispute over title to oyster plant
/ ing grounds now leased as a bathing
beach at Cape Charles was left to Sec
/ rotary Mathews
The following members of the COM
mission were present at tho meeting
which was held at Murphy Hotel
/ Chairman W Mcdonald Lee. OF Ian
caster: Secretary s wilkins Mathews,
/ of Accomac. Senator George b. keezcll,
of Rockingham, and J. L. Tucker, OF
D Amherst.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-23
FORMALLY ARRESTED
Negro Who Was Manned by Train
Under Guard at City Hospital

Corneiius COOK the negro yoHtn
who was run over and mad his right
arm cut OF by freight train while
attempting to leave the city knowing
that warrant had been sworn out for
his arrest on q charge of grand larceny =
and who hid in d ciump Of bushes to
avoid suCSical attention that he might
not no detected. was formally placed
under arrest yesterday by Acting Cap
tain Of Detectives. Bailey. and Patrol
man Schieif Cook Is now "a patient
at the City Hospital. where ne was
removed after he had been found in
hiding BY DR.. J. Fulmer Bright.
Cook was employed a. driver by
r. II. Palmer. grocer of sOi West
Cary Street anu Is alleged to have
collected more than So for goods he
delivered and attempted TO skip with
the cash. II was his plan. ~ II under
stood. 70 leave the city aboard freight
train for Newport News. and was in
me act Of catching one when he fell
and was caugh: under the wheels. He
Is under guard al the hospital.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-23
Paragraph Pulpit
The Spirit of inquiry.

prove ali things. hold fast that ~hic
is good" is a principle fast gaining con
troll in the minds of men. The fact tia
a tradition is ancient no longer renders
sacred. In consequence of this question
are being asked to-day which 10 ou
fathers would seem sscriligious. Not j
the spirit of the iconoclast, but in III
spirit of reverent searchers alter truth
men arc inquiring into the beliefs an
traditions Of the past and are denandin
of them that they show just cause VIII
they should longer be accepted. A
lovers Of truth we welcome this spirit c
inquiry, believing that the truth wi
make us rec."-Cnitarian Publicity Com
mittee.-Advertisement.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-23
PYTHIANS TO BANQUET.
VIII Celebrate Forty-fifth Anniversary
With Elaborate Entertainment.

7 10 fUF -IIIN aUFIINt-I Soy " NC
organization OF Myrtle Lodge. No 5
knights Of Pythias. VIII DC celebrated
tonight with an entertainment and
banquet al Smif ideal Hall. The meet
INK will bc open 20 all Fytniau-. their
wives or guests
Al excellent program has been az
ranged for the entertainment 90 the
.zll.Ets. Music VIII Doc rendered Or the
Mandolin Club while some % Rich
mond be-- known singers viii lend
their presence and voices 60 the ocgd-
sion Severed short addre--ss viii be-
made ~ prominent members o. tao
order.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-23

J. &. Dobbin. superintendent OF the hisn
mond district OF the Metropolitan Liie IN.
Sursnce Company. OF New York was nos, ~
the Richmond Hotel Tuesday night 20 the
agents OF this district In addition 70 ines
there were present a. special guests oro,re,S ,
Supervisor George r. Abbott OF New foIs
and g. " Bahlke. superintendent OF the Lev
district. this state
The dinner included speaking program
which gave opportunity for a number OF napps
talks Resolutions we're adopted oy INC 80 !.
of tho Richmond district setting forth taeii
appreciation Of Mr.. Dobbins ACTIVITIES W
their behalf
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-23
ANCHOR is CAST.
Fraternal Beneficiary Association Cha7
tered in Richmond.

new fraternal beneficiary associ-
alton was launched in Richmond yes
was chartered by the State Corpor-
alton Commission : Gdleski is SUI
preme president: F. w. Lloyd. supreme
vice president T. p. Harris, supreme
secretary William -. West. supreme
treasurer: Dr. Charles V. Darlington.
supreme medical director
The object of the organization is
declared to be to do fraternal beneficial
business, to organize lodges, establish
rituals establish funds for the relief
of mem bers. and to admit to mem ber-
ship those who are physically and soci-
ally acceptable. There Is no capital
stock.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-23
BUILDING PERMITS.
New Dwelling to Be Erected on Grove
Avenue.

Building and repair permits were
issued yesterday as follows
J. II. Baker. to erect detacneo Two
story brick dwelling. 32Is Grave Ave
nue., 10 cost $500.
virginia Carolina Chemical Company.
20 repair frame warehouse. south
side of Cary street between Twenty
first and Twenty-second Streets, to
cost 81. $50.
W r.. Robins. to repair brick
dwelling. 22oe East Broad Street. to
cost 500.
w. ID. Terrell, 70 repair frame
dwelling. SIS North Thirty-fourth Street
TO cost $50
Sitterding- Carneal-Davi Company
70 repair a brick warehouse, 1870 West
Leigh Street. to cost 81 500
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-23
HOWITzERS Don't
WANT TOPARADE
Battery Votes Unanimously
Against Marching at
Wilson Inaugural.
BAD WEATHER RESPONSIBLE
Artillerymen Prefer Trip to
Chattanooga Rather Than
Go to Washington.

BY unanimous vote. the Richmond
Howitzers decided last night to take
no part in the inaugural parade in
Washington on March T. The artillery
men indicated they had no fancy for
standing for hours in the cold and wet
atmosphere which seems necessary
auxiliary TO presidential inaugurations
in this land.
If any trip at all is to be taken. the
Howitzers felt they would prefer TO
attend the annual reunion of the United
Confederate Veterans in Chattanooga
Suggestions along this line were made,
but consideration was postponed 20
the next meeting.
OF course. if the Governor orders the
command to Washington, II VIII GO
since obedience is first with the sol
der. But no one believes the battery
will be forced TO go, especially since
the question of eXpence is serious, and
the Military Board is likely to be
more than glad to release any organ
ization not willing to attend.
Tells of One Parade.
When the question of going TO W ASH
ington was brought up, Captain W. NJ
Myers. the battery commander, said
what he thought of 1T. He has most
distinct recollection, he said. of the sec
ond Mckinley inauguration III 1900.
The battery turned out at clock
in the morning. standing iii d cold ana
steady rain for hours. 1t was o clock
before the Richmond artilierymcn took
their place in the parade. But for com
passionate householders near by. who
took the men into their homes. ana
gave them hot coffee. the suffering
would have been extreme. AS 1t was,
said the captain. he suffered enough TO
forever cure him of the desire to narch
down Pennsylvania Avenue behind d
President or "a whole brigade OF Presi-
dents combined.
His eloquent description Of the horrors
of Washington on inauguration day
was potent. and the men speedily lost
any desire they had to go.
\ member of the battery who was
formerly in the National Guard OF
another State. told "a similar story
adding that military officers generally
are advocating abandonment of taking
part in the parade until such time as
Congress will consent to change the
inaugural date to some time in the year
when weather conditions Will not cause
suffering and death among those who
are in the procession.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-23

Th- bearing - Da~ ~uu JACK e0l. the negro
accused 81 sfsobi1z sam Lee Cbinsnan.
~ss confinued yesterday morning N Police
Court until January -
Eno- smith coiored. 49, fined s. and costs
Tor cruelty working mule
8. Gordon n kay. arcu-ed % giving
rorfhies- rhcrk for . ~ Co. the smith VI core
vehicle Company. Va acquitted
John stone was fined s. and costs for 49,
~suffinr T " hay sifh a sflcE
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-23
SUES CAR COMPANY.
Mrs, Annie Hymes Seeking to Recover
$4,000 for Accident.

Trial began yesterday in the Law
and Equity Court of the suit of Mrs
Annie Hymes against the Virginia Rail
damages are asked in the sum of $4,000.
The evidence was concluded yesterday
afternoon, and the case will be argued
before the jury this morning 1he SUIT
il the result of a street car accident
AZ Ryland and Broad Streets on sun
day night. December 3. 1911. when she
was struck by moving car and serl-
olI-iv injured The street railway com
pany claims that Mrs. Hymes walked
in front of a moving car. and that all
possible efforts were made to avert the
accident.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-23
MEET FINALLY
Gtnter Park Town Officials as let
Have no Serious Work

An Informal meeting OF the tilnter
Park Town Council was held yester :
day afternoon at the Business Men :
Club While the members cined q.
topics Of general interest 10 the budding
municipality were disguised at length.
although no definite action was taken.
Until the town treasurer has com
pleted a list OF the taxable values or the
town property no appropriations Tor
general work will be made Ointer
Park now has complete system OF
water and sewerage. and has many wei
paved streets. A bond issue to cover
other improvements VIII prooaDiy De
doated Tho informal meetings will
continue for some weeks. In the mean
time the Council is open to suggestions.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-23
MURDERER APPEALS.
York County Man Granted Wit o
Error In supreme Court.

Hezekiah Cook, under sentence OF
death in the electric chair for the wuL
der OF Thomas F. Bartiett n VI =
County. was Yesterday granted VIII
OF error by the Supreme Court OF o.
peais. The case viii now 60 OF I'M
docket for argument at the Msrcn
Several items are specified as reasons
for asking a new trial aI.eI -
covered evidence figuring. IL IS ar -
80. ,-e,,-c Cook is charged with having
sssauIted Bartlett with a ciuo ki'hns
him instantly
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-23

Adjutart-fserr-zi sale has received and
scccpted TIRE rel na-ior % second iieufeu-
an- :. l. Deuli~ g Company ?. Fourth In
fantry. - SuTolk An election VII b. bed
within thirty days ~ ri TIE vscsucy
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-23

Harry Fiedasker. sixteen years old. OF !. 4
East Main Street. was slightly hurt last nigh
about q o clock. when be was hit b. IN autcI
mobile owned and operated by o. G. lsregcr:j
Of ,sos Hanover Avenue The accident wal
said TO have been unavoidable Mr. Grcgofl
iook the boy TO q physician for treat ment an
offered to have him removed 10 hospsta
but his condition was not regarded As sertousI
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-23

Governor Mann delivered address last
night before the Board of Trade OF Newark
n J. in that city. He left Richmond early
yesterday morning. and will return to-day
The Governor will speak tomorrow night
at o'clock before the Interstate Young Men
Christian Association. at Greensboro y. G
On the subject: The Association and Chris-
tiau Citizenship.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-23

George Lindsay. for years journal clerk
in the House of Delegate. and now commits
sioner Of the revenue in Norfolk County. was
in Richmond yesterday
Evening journal., 1913-07-23
TERRIBLE BURNING
AND ITCHING
PimpIes on Face and Neck. No Rest
Night or Day, Itching All the
Time, Cuticura Soap and Cuti-
cura Ointment Cured,
afNf3

35 Walnut Ave, Lebanon, Pa. ~ was
troubled with pinplcs mostly IN tho face and
neck. had a terrible burning and itching.
Evening journal., 1913-07-23
FASHIONS AND FADS

Snappy looking sailor hats have white
hemp brims and pulled black velvet
crowns
Colored eyelet batiste is combined
with chiffon and tafeta in the same cos
TUNES.
On some Of the new white voile
dresses for afternoon printed voile is
used oddly ike a bolero. .
The frilly ichu of net continues 70 be
the most charming finish for the simple
linen frocks
Blue and green plaids bid fair 20 be
great favorites Velour checks are am
other novelty for fall.
pleatings of net. tulle and maline 20
be used on summer hats are three TO
five inches wide
summer nightgowns which don't need
ironing are Of cnnkly crepe pink or blue
striped, or all whi.e
Most Of the slashed skirts worn by
American women have the slash but
toned over instead Of open.
Some of the new ilounces are being
cut on the circle Also. they arc made
from pleatings But no matter how
many hounces ;he foundation skirts
viii be marrow.
Some Of the new sashes are double
faced. Some are tasselled or fringod.
and practically all Of them are arranged
wide around the hips and are knotted
at the knees.
The "box back" is feature in the
newest voilc waists, Tho box part is a
s,raight paatron Of printed voilc down
the back the same printed stuff being
repeated in front and in collar and cuffs
The lingerie waist in spite of all that
is said about its going out, is in no such
danger Nothing axes its place. either
for summer or winter. Net blouses arc
even more fashionable than batiste or
liren. aeaE
Evening journal., 1913-07-23
WHY HE DOES 1T.
nr. Howard Gives Reasons for Sell
ing nt HaIf-rriee.

nr. Howard Gives Reasons for Sell
ing Of Helf-Price.
II isn't often that one has faith
enough in their medicines to be will
ing to offer 10 refund the money il It
does not cure, but Or. Howards
specific for the cure of constipation
and dyspepsia is sold on that plan
The DR.. Howard Co., in order TO
set a quick Introductory sale author
lied n. 3. Danforth. TO sell the re-
gular fifty cent bottle of their speci-
fc for half price. 25 cents and al
though they have sold a lot Of IL and
guaranteed every package, not one
has been brought back as unsatis-
factory"
We are still selling the specific at
half price although we cannot tell
how long we shall be able to do so.
Any person who is subject TO con-
stipation. sick headache, dizziness.
liver trouble. indigestion or a gener-
al played out condition, ought to take
advantage Of this opportunity. If the
specific does not cure them, DR..
Howard will refund your money. For
sale by n. B. Danforth, Market and
Second streets.
Evening journal., 1913-07-23
AUTO HITS TREE;
DRIVER ESCAPES
srsoial q THE EVENING JOURNAL.

Special 10 THE EVENING JOURNAL.
LkWES Del. July 23-The second
marriage license taken ont IN Iewes
under the new marriage law was taken
Saturday by Samuel G. Palmer and sat.
lie VI. Kitchens, both OF Lewcs. They
were married at the NJ p. parsonage by
the Rev. ". w. Johnson
state executive meeting of the ".
c. T. L. will be held az Rehoboth on
Thursday. July %
While running at n high rate If speed
in his automobile. Kenneth Myers ran
into tree. Fortunately he was not
hurt
4 large force Of engineers and SURVEY
ors from the United States Engineering
Department At Wilmington. is making
Sa--.ey Of the proposed foutc Of the
Lewes canal.
The gas producing engine ua the FISH.
ing steamer Sussex. Of the Delaware
Fish Oil Company, has been giving the
company much trouble lately. Experts.
upon making an investigation. found the
pines clogeed up with waste. etc. which
kept the gas from the engines.
Evening journal., 1913-07-23

No 4o0a. Skir. Sizes p. p. a. 28
2s. 80 and 32 waist Price OF pattern
IS cents. No 1910 Waist. Sizes. 323l
Sb. 3s, 40. - Price Of pattern IS cents
For sale by Crosby and Hin Company
COS, 607 and 600 Market street.
Evening journal., 1913-07-23
Fashion Hints by May Manton
TWO GOWNS FROM ONE DESIGN.


Who. not accustomed TO studying
such matters, would suppose for an
instant that these two gowns were
evolved from the same foundation; vet
ench. is the fact. In one case, the
blouse is made with a yoke and short
sleeves and is worn over the skirt in
mildly style; in the other, they are
cut 10 the wrists, the blouse IS cut a
little shorter and is drawn up at tho
waist line but, while the changes are
really simple. the effects are widely
different The skirt is made in FIVE
cores and is one of the best possible
models TO launder and, consequently,
II is especially TO be considered for
the washable fabrics that are in de-
mand for midsummer. Linen and
galatea are favorite materials for
making gowns Of either sort but the
patterns can be- put to a great many
uses. The loose blouse is a good
one for wear over the odd skirt used
just as one would a regular Norfolk
or MILDLY. The blouse drawn in at the
waist line can be worn with any odd
skirt Just after the manner Of shirt
waist quite as well as with skirt to
match. In July, the geenral ten
dsncy is toward the use Of cotton and
linen materials but women who are
preparing for camping will like this
gown in khaki or in cotton poplin or
perhaps serge for the nights and
mornings are cool in the mountains
or at the seashore.
For the medium size, the blouse
win require yards Of material 27
2 5-S yards SO or Is yards "A in
ches wide, with 1-2 yard 27 for the
collar and cuffs when made of diff
fsrent material; the skirt 6 IA yards
27, "a yards SO or "A inches wide.
The width of the skirt at the lower
edge is Yards
The May Manton pattern of the
blouse 1866 is cut in sizes from So 10
~ inches waist measure. II will be
mailed to any address by the Fashion
Department of this paper, on receipt
of ten cents for each.
NO. ....,... ........
Size ........... ...................
Name. ........ ....... ..........
Address ...... ...... ...........
The above pattern and other May
Manton Patterns described in THE
EVENING JOURNAL and all the pat
terms made by the May Manton Pat
tern Company can also be obtained
tor 10 cents from
THE SMITH-ZOLLINGER co. {.
Fonrth and Market SIS.
Evening journal., 1913-07-23
BRIDGEVILLE YOUNG
PEOPLE AT REHOBOTH

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
BRIDGEvILLE, Del, July 2S-The
young men of this town are giving
a house party at Rehoboth far two
weeks OCCUPYING the Elder Cottage.
Those present are Misses Lais Ward.
Mary Radclff, Mildred Curry. Lillian
Sudler, .Sallie Harris, Mabel Spence.
Mary Messick, Miss Lynch of Phila-
delphia, Mrs. Lillian Moore. Mace
Allen. Waltan Smith, Warren Newton.
Linden Owens. Russell Short. Alfred
Carey. Bradford Jones and Stanley
Leduman-Mrs. T. c. Curry has re-
turned home from two weeks visit
to friends in reensboro.-Youns
men of the town gave a yachting
party down the Nanticoke river
starting from Seaford on Friday
morning Those in the party are
Misses May Records, Minnie Elliott.
Bessie Rash. Elizabeth Gray, Flor
ence Short Mr.. and Mrs. c. V. Lewis,
Mr. and Mrs. Lean Cannon, Mr.. and
Mrs. Roland Rankin of Hartford.
Conn, Clayton Elliott, c. c. Lewis,
H. W. Cannon. Frederick Records,
Ted Lewis. Harry w. Rawlins and c.
S. Todd.-Misses Anna Nelson, Min
ME Spence. Sallie Sullivan, Anna
Diokerson. A. D. Brewington. Frank
Simpson. Elwood Bennett and Walter
OHarris spent a fortnight at Reho-
both Beach.-Mrs. George Larimore.
Of Wilmington is spending a week
with Mrs. Simeon Tucker-Mr and
Mrs z. Lee Culver spent Monday in
Philsdelphis.--Mr and Mrs. William
l. Gray and family are OCCUPYING the
Rambler Cottage at Rehoboth Beach
| for the remainder Of the season.
Evening journal., 1913-07-23

pimples would open. 10 was all sticky and
was ashamed 10 let anybody soc me.
i used some medicine for several weeks
and instead OF getting better IL was worss.
Then got a jar OF -- and used two Jars
oft that gave no relief Ny mother bought
a jar OF --- and for while n did rood
then the pimples broke out worse than over.
Ono day young lady told nc 70 use Cuti-
cura Soap and Ointment. So got tho
cuticura Soap and Ointment and washed
my face good With hot water and Cuticura
Soap and then dried 10 and used Cutioura
Ointment. Cuticura Soap and Ointment
cured nc in less than i've months. (slsnod)
Otto seahoid. May 5, 1913
Cuticura soap t25c) and Cuticura ONT
ment (5Oc.) arc sold throughout the world
A single set is often sufficient when al else
has failed. Liberal sample Of each mailed
free. with 32-p. skin Book Address post
card cuticura. Dept T. Boston. %
nB-Men who shave and shampoo with Gu
tcura Soap will nndit best fer akin aud scalp.
Evening journal., 1913-07-23

Wealth is definite, positive and reas-
Suring A practical age like the present
measures the prosperity of nation, a
state, a corporation and an individual
by the accumulation of which each is the
possessor. In recent years this nation
has been making tremendous strides to.
ward all that makes for material pros.
perity. The assertion that the United
states is the richest nation in the world
IS no idle boast it is a well-attested
fact So wide is the margin between
our national wealth ana tnat of the
nearest rival, Great Britain. that the
realm of King George is not even a close
second, and France, Germany and Russia
are far outstripped. Tie figures as COM
piled for 1912 and, consequently, the
latest, fairly dazzle even th,-'e who are
accustomed 10 deal with the larger tinan-
cial statements. For a nation not yet a
century and half old, the United
States has an accumulated wealth that
is marvellous The figures of the wealth
of nations as tabulated for 1912 by one
Of the accepted authorities OF this coun-
try follow.