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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-12
DANIELS INVITED
TO WASHINGTON
Citizens of Cabinet Officers Ma
tive Town Will Give Lunch
con in His Honor.
LSnecial 10 The Tlmcs. Dispntch.l

Especial TO The Times Dispatch.l
Washington. y. G., March ia
telegram from The Chamber of Com
mcrce of this city has been dispatched
tor the Secrctary Of the Navy, Joscphus
Daniels, extending an invitation on be-
half of the Chamber OF Commerce and
the citizens of Washington to visit
his birthplace. The telegram is az
follows:
Hon Joscphus Daniels,
Secretary of tho Navy.
Washington. y. @:
Chamber of Commerce and citizens
of your Little Washington beg To OK
press their pride and appreciation of
an honorcd son. who by his true worth
has been recognized and elevated 10
one OF the most important and distin-
guishod positions in the service of our
great country. May we have Your
presence here at luncheon to be
given in your honor. date TO he your
earliest convcnicncer
(Signed) ."CIAS. A FLYNN.
From present prospects the pro
noscd new Methodist College to lee
erected at Washington Park is q Ger
tainty, and it is understood that the
actual work of construction will com
mcncc some time during the early
summer and the school will be ready
for its first session in tho fall. The
plans of the new college are now
being drawn up by an architect of
Rocky Mount and the first building
will cost approximately $4,000. This
building will have two stories and a
basement, and Will be 12oxGO feet in
size The ,superinterdents Office and
class rooms will be located on the
first floor, and the second floor will
be used for a dormitory. The dining
room will probably be located in the
basement. The front of the building
will he of pressed BRICK and will pre-
sent q very handsome appearance
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-12
Short News Stories rom All Over Virginia

merchants OF Danvi,io In the interest Of pro-
motion OF the Ctys trndo and extensions to
new fields ia now assured. Already thirty
three names have been secured to the agree
mcni whereas. thirty were sufficient to
guarantee the expense OF the trains. The
precise dates of operating these trade build
Ing trains have not yet been determined. but
"a meeting will lie had one night this week
Tor the purpose Of concluding arrangements
ami providing FOR the trip
Secretary William a. Norman. OF the
Commercial Association. To whom chief cred
II is due Tor putting into effect the sug-
Sestion. wax aided yesterday 10y j. NJ See
gar. who rendered valuable service In So
curing the signature of merchants to tho
agreement. Already enough merchants have
signed To insure operating tho special trains
but 1t is expected that many more will come
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-12
Try Alleged Blgnmist saturday.

Because OF the absence Of his attor-
ncy, Albert l.. Clark. who is accused
by the Southside police with bigamy,
was yesterday granted a continuance
until next Saturday morning. when he
Will be arraisned before Justice II. a.
Maurice in Police Court. Part IL.
Pending the preliminary hearing he
is being held without bail.
Additional evidence has been secured
by the police. Both marriage cert:ti-
Gates are in their hands ana Will he
produced as evidence against him.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-12
FRUIT OUTLOOK COOP.
Buds in Many Sections Present upu.u,l,,
ucnltLN .iunnarau No.. 80

= Winchester Va March u-Advices from
fIult growers are TO tine effect that so far
prospects are excellent FOR . good crop this
year Ia the apple neit In Frederick CLARKE
Jefferson berkeley ANA Morgan Counties the
pnuS present AN unusually healthy appcni-
AHce Tor the season. the weather al last
dangerous extent ."
IN thr great mountain pench orchards a;
liailpShlre. Morgan ana Mineral Counties
the trees are loaded with tender bu6s and
they present a healthy appearance With n
snort crop further south. as IS now predict
vu' inc local peach grow crs are likely 10
nave another very profitable year unless.
however me unexpected should happcu i'm
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-12
SQUIRREL HOLDS TROLLEY.
Little Beast Blocks Travel on Busy Wash
ington Avenue.

Washington. ID. G.. March ia gray squir-
rel and II kind hearted motorman yesterday
blocked traffic Tor ten minutes in busy Con-
necticut Avenue. The squirrel found n nut
between the tracks. stopped. dug ~ OUT
and down to eat II. The changing OF
the bell did not move him. ana the motor
man. seeing that the little animal would be
killed. stopped his car and went out to
shoe" him off.
Secretary Of the Interior Lane. Senator
Henry +. Ashurst. Senator John ID. Works
and other statesmen aboard the had 10
walt. Finally. realizing that he had To get
out be captured. the squirrel took fresh
hold his food, scurried across the side
walk ana up the fence incloslng the British
embassy.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-12
HER SOUVENIR MAY KILL.
Girl Visitor In Mine Drills TIL Top Rock
E.I1.

Mt Carmel Pa, March 11.-Miss Bessie
Bradisll. aged twenty-five years, was seri-
ousy injured on the head at the face OF a
breast In drift of the Mid Valley
Coal Company, near here.
Miss Brad!sill wanted piece OF coal she
had mined with her own hands ms n souvc-
mir. and while she was drilling IL loose she
was struck on the head by a fall OF top
rock
She was hurried to the Emergency Hos
pitai. ana later removed to her home where
she lies in serious condition.
The young woman was one OF 81 party OF
three VIII" entered the mine with q guide
Sightseeing
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-12
smnIlnox Sns,,ect.

Especial 10 The Times Dispatch
Lynchburg, Va. March 1.-THE city
has smallpox suspect in a negro who
came here several d;-ys ago from Am
herst County. He was hustled to the
smallpox hospital for the disease to
develop sufficiently for tho city physi-
clan 10 determine whether IL is small
poN or not l.ynchburg has not had
q case for nearly Two years
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-12
o--NEWS OF==o
SOUTH RICHMOND

held this afternoon from Bainbridge
street Baptist Church. Of which she
was a momber since II was founded.
The services will be conducted by Rev.
John w. Kinchclow. Burial VIII be
in Maury Cemetery.
|, Mrs. Bailey was sixty-five years old.
She died Monday afternoon at o'clock
at her. home. dt9 West Fourteenth
Street, after brief illness. Besides
her husband she leaves two children.
Miss Annie Bailey and Lawrence
Bailey
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-12
stop NEGlECTING
YOUR STOMACH
Sfunrt's Dyspepsin Tablets VIII DO
The WORK of the Strongest and
Ucaithlcst stomach and ATord
Instant Relief.

The worst case Of Indigestion is sim
ply neglect 10 give the stomach needed
assistance
When your food does not digest,
when gases form. when YOU experience
mat uncomfortable feeling of fullncss
when the breath is foul. the tongue
coated ana that sour taste is IN the
inouth-take Stuarts Dyspepsia Tab
let and watch how quickly every one
OF these symptoms disapnear
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-12
Kiss srRAINs HOME lies.
int Testimony Shows Due Resistance. and
IIcarts Heal Like Magic.

BloomsburE. Pa. March ll.-It was stu
dark but . I'm the morning when John
iiolderEan. Of Sit. Pleasant township. peep
cd down through an aperture beside tho
stovcpipe hole In the floor OF his upper
room. lie later testified before Justice Lin
vile that he then and There David
Young kissing Mrs. Holdcrman In the ktch-
en- below" lie called to them. and they
parted
Mrs Holderinan wisely got warrant for
Young for kissing her against her wall. and
Young CALAMITY agreed on oath that hers
was the tue version of the ofrcns".
Holderman thercupon foTgivinEIy limited
that the case might be settled" and - was
Young paid the costs. $40, and everybody
seemed happy.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-12
FIGHT OVER DAISY AND VIOLET.
Rival Partisans Among Legislators as TO

Harrisburg, March IA contest is on In
q subcommittee OF the House Commute on
Education over the merits OF the daisy and
the violet rs the prospective official flower
OF Pennsylvania.
The committee was given the bill present
ed 10 make the daisy the official flower and
designate June II Daisy Day" and
sent II for study to subcommittee. COM
posed of Messrs. Jackson Wayne; Post,
Washington and SaVacool Bucks.
Mr. Post suggested the violet SAYING the
daisy more of nuisance than an orna-
inent. and Mr.. Savacoo! lined up with him.
the daisy being ohainpioncd by Mr.. Jackson.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-12
HIS Will ON HIS SHOULDER.
Miner Has II Tataoceh on Him 10 rreyen

Its Loss
l.os Angeles. March n--ProbabIy the odd
est VIII ever drawn by man is that OF Harry
- ohiinan, miner from San Bernardino
tooad IN purple ink on his loft SLENDER
piade. kohiman said he was about TO take
trlp through the troubled regions in Mex
leo aug ne wanted viii that was indie
st ri, his property Is valued at $1,000
Stin unnamed from the tnttooers needle
m, exhibited his VIII to n few friends.
mere arc but fourteen words in the dozen
mont but lawyers state 1t IS perfectly ieSui.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-12
EXTRA Sl7,ooo ron SCHOOLS.
iotal appropriation This Year in Ron
nOkc OF S!:,:,UDO

Roanoke, Va, MArch If me Finance CON,
mittee at tie regular meeting i;,si MIN,
decided 10 recommend 10 Tho Councii a sin
pitlh'n'ary approximation of gl7. ooJ Tor schnol
NY poses rms sum Wax uccassarv Ia ,,,c,.
tne expenses o! The schools OF the city ,rhicl,
m their growth have gone beyond Inc rnr
ulht lcVS dpportioncd
rms sum VII mako total approximation
Tor mo year OF ;iS3 600 for tia schools ~ the
wv. NJ. Suppienenta'y appropriation this
E,hi Is iess than that OF last year NJ icb
OF me money last year Was used in payin.,
ior work on tho new Intermediate schooI
pulloihE mat was not provided for
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-12
EAST wEARIEs cArTAiN BILL.
Ranger Mcdonald. Wilson's Body guard, Go
inr ikalL Ia

Bit Mcdonald. Of Texas. personal body
guard FOR President Wilson during the days
AFTER the Baltimore convention and before
.he election. Is going back to Texas. He
is tired or the effete East. and it's trappings
anu iionrlahes have paled upon him. Cap
DAY.
I'm gong back % Texas he said in
niournful tones. II dor't like these here
rugs yon got around this place. My feet's
Settin tired ana want to plant them In
an acre Of plowcd ground
Captain Bill ia n likely candidate for a
United StatcA mnrah..lahln in ,rnNas
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-12
DrenI.. Arm I'm DrJt.

Caught In IL moving belt, the night
arm OF Martin Green, sixteen years old,
was broken and badly decorated yes
terday morning at II o'clock at the
plant OF the James River Furniture
and Mattress Company The boy was
taken to his home. 3 East Fifth Street
where the broken bone was set by Dr.
r. c. Hill
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-12
20 Install Electric Lights.

Preparations are being made for the
Installation of electric lights in the
courthouse. An electrician from the
city Electrical Department made meas
urcmentS OF the building yesterday
morning to ascertain the needs
The Offices of Clerk DuNal and Ser
geant Saunders are being fitted up
with druggets. The floors have been
bare heretofore. and the carpets mako
q great Improvement. The entry TO
the courtroom will also be fixed up
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-12
rormer sout,,aidcr Dead.

secretary George w. BIahkcnship, OF
Stuart Lodge, No. j41, independent or
der Of odd Fellows. has received a let
ter from Secretary j. w. Thomas of
Zenith Lodge, OF West Virginia. an
nouncing the death in Mcdowell, w
Va, on February IS. of f. i. Ratclfe
Il former resident OF South Richmond
and n member of Stuart Lodge.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-12
Another Candidate Urged.

The latest candidate to be mentioned
for the appointment to the superinten-
dency OF the Chesterfield public schools
is K. p. Tyler, principal OF the Chester
Agricultural High School. Several
trustees from various districts have in
dorsed him for the position, which be
comes vacant on April Is. William g.
owens. of Midlothian, is now filling the
uneXpred term of Or G. NJ. Hazen.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-12
Has Tier Hand Mashed.

While waiting on Il customer yester-
day afternoon At & o'clock. Miss Clara
Holden, stamp clerk ut Manchester sta
ton. had her right hand mashed by a
falling window. Her injuries were
treated by physician. Her fingers
wcro badly bruised and cut, and it will
probably he some days before she re-
sumes her duties.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-12
BED OF Mud LIFE CUSHION.
Babe That Fell Three stories Hadn't One
Bone BrolkeD

Newark. y j.. March Ii-Although she
ielt about thirty feet rom u third -story
window late to-day, Alene Trainer. eighteen
months OLD, escaped without even 4 scratch.
IN ner descent the tot struck ledge over
n window on tho first floor. and 1t threw her
10 one side into bed OF mud
ihe child was taken TO the city Hosrital.
The doctors could ind no broken bones and
her mother took her home
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-12
ANOTHER LIMIT on mArpINs.
New Massachusetts Law Calls for Protection

Boston. March U.-Women OF Massachu-
setts who do not cover points Of their hat
pins with some device that Will protect the
public from injury Will hereafter he liable
to fine OF 500 An act TO this effect was
signed by Governor Foss yesterday The
manner in which tho pins to be rendered
harmless is left to the discretion of the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-12
In Police Court.

Leslie CARRIER who has been before
Justice II. y. Maurice twice within q
week on Il charge Of being drunk, WAS
yesterday given thirty days In the City
Jail.
w. L. Baker. charged with assaulting
Henry Johnson. a colored fish pcddler.
known as Crazy Henry" was fined 50
and costs. y charge OF fighting which
was lodged against the negro was dis
missed when it was shown bv the evi-
dence that he was blameless.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-12
ROOSTER TRAINS ASSURED.
pan'ii'e Business Men to Run Trade r>cmr.

panviie. Va March II The nn.-s,,or :,
booster trims ~ special trade eXcur.ions
over tho Atlantic and Danvllle Rsiiwa,. ana
the panHille and Western Railway by IN.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-12
Odds and Ends From the Wire

In plain purple letter. IT reads: ''AII my
Claims south of Rcd Hin. san Bcrnardluo
County. to j. II. Ctrt.-H. Kohlmaii."
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-12
Mr. Moore Dicn.

Thomas Il. Moore. seventy siN years
old, died yesterday afternoon at 3:3o
o'clock at his home al Twenty seventh
and Semmes Avenue. Woodland
Heights. after short illness, Last
week Mr.. Moore had fall down a
Nieht Of stops. and this is thought to
have had something to, do With his
death.
MIR Moore is survived by his widow
and three children---Mrs. 4. f. Taul-
hober, Mrs Edward Bowen and r. r
Moore. The funeral arrangements have
not been completed.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-12

Funeral of Mrs. Hniicy.
The funeral OF Mrs. Ruth Elizabeth
Bailey, wife OF r. d. Bailey, viii be
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-09-17
FIRST PRACTICE FOR
THE FOOTBALL SQUAD

Thirty candidates for places on the
high school football team were out
last evening at Browning field for
their first workout. Coach Burroughs,
assisted by Karl Adams and r. w.
Fairchild, gave them plenty to do.
At first there was punting and catch
ing practice and then some prelim-
mary instruction in signals was CIV
en-. Later an eleven was made up
and ran through signal practice.
The coach is encouraged both with
the number of men who are trying
to make the team and the quality of
the material he has to work with. The
average weight is greater than it was
last year and there are plenty of ex.
perienced players to form a nucleus
for winning eleven.
King, who played on the team last
year and who will not be on the team
this year because of parental objec
ton, has been appointed trainer.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-09-17
HEAR PRESIDENT
OF STATE LEAGUE
Tri- City Lutherans Enjoy Ad-
dress by Axel Nelson at the
First Church.

Axel Nelson, president of the Luther
league of Illinois, who is touring the
state on his vacation, spoke at the
quarterly meeting of the Tri-City
Luther league at the First Swedish
Lutheran church in this city last night.
There were over 800 present.
Mr.. Nelson's topic covered the ele.
ments which make for success in the
league. He held that the smaller units
in the work should be given first at
tention, for if they are looked after
the results of the general organiza'
ton cannot fail to be satisfactory. A
| fixed purpose toward which all ends
are made to bend should be the aim.
Five churches were represented al
the meeting, the First and Immanue
! Lutheran of Moline, the First ant
Grace Lutheran of Rock Island and
St Paul's of Davenport. August Bris
man, president of the league, presided
Other numbers on the program in
cluded:
Vocal solo-Miss Esther Johnson.
Instrumental trio-HjalmaK Fryxell
Esther Fryxell and Hugo Gibson.
Selection-Male quartet from FRS
church, Rock Island.
Reading-Miss Helen Isaacson.
Piano duet-Esther Fryxell and Min
ME Johnson.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-09-17
RAIN HAS NO EFFECT
ON STREET CARNIVAL

Waterproof tents protect the Brun-
dage shows, which are here this week
under the auspices of King Philip
tribe of Red Men, from the rain and so
the carnival will go on merrily no
matter what the weather. The open
ing was all that had been expected.
The grounds on Fourth avenue be-
tween Seventeenth and Nineteenth
streets were brilliantly lighted and all
of the 20 attractions carried were we'll
patronized. Particular interest was
shown in the Evans -"ten in one
show and in the trained animal arena,
The company carries two electric
lighting plants and military band
Free exhibitions are given every after.
noon and evening. The attractions
are all clean and free from objection
able features.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-09-17
HOLD RICHMOND
PROMISED HELP
Conditional Upon Henry Re-
framing from Pressing Bridge
Mandamus Action.
NOW GOING ON WITH FIGHT
Statement Made at Cambridge Con-
ference That Rock Island county's
Money Is Year Overdue.

That Chairman George H. Richmond
and two other members of the Rock
Island county board paid a visit to
the Henry county supervisors two
years ago and made promises binding
this county to help build a bridge
across PEEK river at Colona was the
statement made by Henry county su-
pervisors at conference held at Cam
bridge Monday.
1t was claimed that the Henry SUI
pervisors were told that if the man
damus suit to compel an appropria'
ton for the bridge were not pressed
by Henry county-that the chairman OF
the Rock Island county board and the
two members who were with him
would see that an appropriation was
passed at the next fall meeting. That
meeting was the one held year ago
SAY THEY WILL WIN.
On the strength of this promise
as well as the altered condition o.
Rock Island county finances since
more revenue is in sight, the Henry
county supervisors say they are con
/ fident they can now win the suit anC
they propose to press it with all posi-
/ BILE speed.
| A. B. Johnson, president, and G. L
Walker, secretary of the East Molin'
Commercial club, attended the meet
/ ing and pledged the aid of their OF
ganization, financial and otherwise, t.
bring about the appropriation of Roc
Island countys half Of the fund TO
the erection of the bridge.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-09-17
BOWLING LEAGUE
IS IN NO DANCER
Meeting to Be Held to Patch Up
Differences of Twin City I.
Members.

There will be no split in the Twin
City Bowling league. At a meeting
to be held at the Eagle alleys in this
city tomorrow evening, it is more than
probable that the trouble threatened
as a result of failure to recognize
the Moline contingent with a fair
share of the offices will be patched
up. Assurances to this ecect are un-
derstood to have been given.
The meeting will be the last one
before the opening of the league sea
up. Assurances TO this effect are IN
beginning of play will be made.
Moline bowlers were to have met
Monday evening to- organize an inde
pendent league in this city, but the
session was not Held because it was
found that the difficulties which threat
ened the Twin-City organization could
be easily removed.
Churchilrs Colts last evening de
feated Vern Thorngren's team three
straight, by a total of 1876 pins.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-09-17
WOMAN is FINED 17F
FOR BOOTLEGGlNG

Beulah Priskos, who operates cof-
fee house on Fifteenth avenue and
Tenth street, East Moline, this morn
in Justice Cartwright's court'was fined
$50 and costs for selling Hquor with
out a license. Her attorney prayed
an appeal to the circuit COURT
The exposure came as result of an
argument which the woman. had last
evening with a patron over the price
of an amber-colored beverage, the man
informing the authorities that she was
bootlegging.
After being fined, Mrs. Priskos had
a warrant sworn out for the arrest of
Chris Mithalakis, one of. her boarders,
whom she charges with the theft of
some $40 belonging to her. After hear.
ing evidence, the case was dismissed.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-09-17
MOLINE'S SECTION OF THE ARGUS
News ugmR

university team, was picked for coach,
Practice will be held three times a
week-on Tuesdays, Thursdays and
Fridays. Ten members of last years
squad will be in line. They are Pea
cock, Duffy, Wright, Ellstrom, Hill,
Coyle, Meersman, Versfuis, Payton,
and R. Young. Soderstrom, former
high school player; Gelman, with the
Haskell Indians for a number OF
years; Majorkurth, formerly with the
West Ends, and Berglund, Shinn,
Fowle, Kip, Holland, Thompson and
e. Young are among the new players