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Letter to Or. kiiFner q Co., 5inghamton, N. v.
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 Send to Dr. Kilmer. O., Bingham, ten. N. r.. for a saIople bottle It Nsill convince anyone. You Will also receive a booklet Of valuable lnfor- nation. telling all about the kidneys and bladder. When writing, be sure and mention The Bisbee Daily Re view Regular fifty-ceut and one-dollar size bottles for sale at all drug stores.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-06-25
cbamberlain's cogic. Cholera an
 Disrrhoea Semecy.

Every family withou, exception should keen this preparation at hand during the hot weather of the simmer months. Chamberlain's Collie. Cholera and Iiarrhoea Remedy is worth many times its cost wheE needed and is almost certain to be needed beior' the summer is over. ft has no superior for the purpose it is intended. Buy
 now. For sale by all dealers. 85f
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-18
CITY ARCHITECT
PLAN REJECTED
Subcommittee Says 1t Is Time to
Stop Multiplying Salaried
Positions.

An ordinance creating the Office Of
City Architect was reported for rejec-
ton by subcommittee of the Com
nittee OH Ordinances last night. Al.
derman Grimes. patron of the ordi-
nance, did not appear, but it was stated
that he hal introduced 1t in the belief
that much could he saved to the csty
by the employment of an architect. as
within the past few years the city
has paid considerable sums in fees
and commissions 10 out side architects
who have planned schoolhouscs ar
mories. markets and other public
buildings.
Admitting all this, the subcommit.
tee held that the work of the city was
variable. as tho city might project
several such buildings mt one time
and then not have occasion for tho
services of an architect for year or
more. Objection was also raised that
public buildings are spccialtics and
That the man who might be entirely
satisfactory rs the designer OF public
schools might have little training in
the planning OF armorics or markets
Inc ordinance rs introduced created
separate city department. provid-
ing for employment of draughtsmen
ana inspectors. making a new depart
mcnt or the city government on a par
with the city Engineer and Building
Inspector. and tho subcommittee was
unanimous in feeling that there was
no demand commensurate with tho
cost involved. AS drafted by MIR
Grimes the resolution WAS "A broad
ono, providing that the City Architect
snail hereafter prepare plans for all
pubic buildings. schoolhouses. bridges
and structures of every character. OBJ
lection was raised that this absolutely
limited the city to one mans ideas
and objection was also raised that the
designing of bridges is distinctly an
engineering problem. in which spe-
cialistS arc usually consulted. and not
usually considered as part of the
business of an architect, however
competent.
With the fixed expenditures of the
city already about equal to its income,
and with strong objection to any in
crease in the city's tax rate. members
OF the subcommittee thought that a
period of economy was inevitable,
when the city would have little ex-
cess funds over and above it's actual
running expenses to invest In public
buildings of any character. and for
that reason that il was not wise at
this time TO increase the salary list
by a staff of draughtsmcn and in
spectors whose services might not be
needed.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-18
FIGHTING TO SAVE I
PORTER CHARLTON
Attorneys Hope to Keep Him
From Being Returned
to Italv.

Washington. March i7.-Thc nrht to
save Porter Charlton from cxtradjt,on
TO Italy 10 face trial for tho murder
OF his wife a Lake Como on their
honeymoon. opened to-day in :he SUI
preme Court, when attorney FOR Charl-
ton iiled their arguments The cour;
VIII hear oral arguments probably ,ha
last OF April. Much OF tho contention
OF Charlton's lawyers is 10 show that
the United states government has no
power, either by treaty or statute To
turn over 20 Il foreign government an
American citizen to answer for an AL
legged crime committed in foreign
country.
One OF the points relied upon by
charlton's counsel. r. Floyd Clarke.
was The failure OF the Italian govern
ment formally to demand oxtradition
of Charlton within forty days OF his
arrest. as required by tho treaty OF
1865. lie declared he made repeated
unsuccessful efforts To procure copies
OF the records of the state Department.
on the case. and that he was not ac-
corded proper treatment The corres-
pondcncc was procured at the judicial
hearings in New Jersey when Charlton
was ordered extredited
The point also was made that tho
New Jersey court erred in not consider
ing insanity as . defense TO the re-
quest for eXtradition
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-18
WHY SUFFER-?
Hrcathe NY ONEI and XIII the Lustb
some CatHrrh Germs.

Just as long ar YOU have catarrh
your nose viii itch. your breath win
hc foul, YOU VIII hawk and Suific ana
sou VIII do other disgusting things
because you can't help yourself Tho
germs OF catarrh have got you in their
power. they are continually and per
slstenuy digging into and Irritating
ihc mucous membrane of Your nose
ana throat They are now maxim,
your life miserable; in time they viii
zap your entire system Of it's energy.
lis strength, its vigor and vitality.
II you do not kill the loathso,ne
germs OF catarrh, their desperate as
aauiis VIII in time undermine Won,
reason, rob Your brain OF its bril
nancy and activity. and leave YOU not
only q physical. but n mental wreck.
This picture Is not overdrawn: Inc
writer mas seen thousands of Just such
cases. He las personally experienced
me demoraEzing results that come
from the ravishing attacks of the nor.
rible catarrh germs, the greatest mes,
OF civilized nations
i But there Is one remedy thar Will
Kill the germs and stop catarrh ann
mat is HYOMEl. the Australian DIR,
air treatment. There may be othe,
remedies. but they are not guarantee
as tragic Drug Co. the druggists, viii
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or money back. Every day YOU aIloy,
these germs TO exist in your svstew
brings you nearer to complete demor.
ali2ation. Tragic Drug Co ana drug
eists everywhere will sell YOU a con-
fpIete IIyUMEi outfit for only 81 m
Ask them about il. 1t is also guaran
ieed for bronchitis. coughs, colds am
croup.--Advertisem
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-18
SAYS OTHERS ARE GUILTY
Harvester Company Alleges Competf-
torn Use Trust" Methods.

Especial TO The Times-Dispatch.1
Omaha. Neb.. March 1.-THE Inter
national Harvester Company to day in
troduccd evidence In its defense to the
government antitrust suit to show that
DDS similar TO those charged by the
government against the defendants.
w. ID. Lowe. an Iowa dealer. testi-
fed that the John Deere P1ow Com
pany. which manufactures binders and
mowers, presented him with contract
which, If he had accepted it. would
have ruined his business and prevented
him from taking on other lines which
We're necessary to his success as a
dealer.
of having had similar trouble with the
international Company.
Attorney Grosvenor. for the govern
ment, brought out during the day that
with one exception the International
Company handled from to 1 90 per
cent of harvesting machinery in the
territory from which witnesses were
called.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-18
Health Back After
Lungs We're Affected

Sufferers from weak lungs or throat
troubles. tho result OF ncElectnE cold or
fever. should Investigate the many reports
OF rccovcrics brought about by tho use of
Eckmans Alternative. If other medicines or
treatments are doing YOU good: don't change;
but IT YOU are not gaining health and
sucnGth at least civo trial to Eckman's
Alternative. Read what the result in
this case:
80 Il Strcot. keysor. W. Va
Gentlemen: was taken sick November.
which fought for about three weeks when
] went 10 bed. The doctor then pronounced
my case az mhlaral fever. grew steadily
worse. Had two consultations held over me.
and tho verdict was that the fever had at
fcctcd my lungs.
My physician had tried most all kinds
of treatment and none did me any good so
he asked my husband IL he objected to him
trying n proprietary medicine. to which my
husband told him 20 try anything he thought
would do me any good. So ] began your
Alternative. ] was In bed from November 20
1905. until February - 1903. To-day lover
three years later I am healthier and
stronger than ever. ! cannot praise Eek
mans Alternative too highly, and | advise all
people with lung trouble TO give it a good
trial"
CSigncd) MRS. H. *. BRILEY.
Ecknans Alternative is effective in Bron-
chitis. hsthmn. Hay Fever. Throat and Lung
troubles and in upbuilding the system. Does
not contain poisons. opiatcs or habit form
Ing drugs. For sale by Tragic Drug Co and
all leading druggists. Ask for booklet of ;cs-
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Philadelphia. Pa, for additional evidence
Advertisement.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-18
number ENROLLED
BREAKS RECORDS
Attendance at University OF Nir-
ginia This Year Reaches
S34 Students.
EXTENSION LECTURE COURSE
One OF Most Successful Academic
Features Ever lnaugu-
rated.
Especial to The Times Dispatch. ]

Special to The Times DiSpatch
Charlottesville, Va, March 17.-Ac-
icording to the annual report OF the
registrar, the total net enrolment OF
students AT the University of Virginia
tup TO February 10 was s31. Since that
htime three new students have entered
1.-THE college so that the total is now S34.
This is an increase in net enrolment
aver the same date last year Of twenty
eight The gross enrolment is dis
ltributed as follows: college. 3S4;. grad
sustc 4S: law. els; medical. 81, and en-
>gineerins, 1ol.
The extension lecture course this
wear has proved 10 be one of the most
successful academic features that the
university has ever inausurated. Every
month since the beginning OF the ses-
sion last September members Of the
faculty have lecturcd at normal and
high schools and before civic and
teachers clubs in various parts Of the
State. The assignment for this month.
most Of the lectures being given on
March IS. is as follows: Farmvillc, DIR.
James Bardin. Fredericksburg. DR.. VIII
liam y. kcpner: Louisa Professor
Charles G. Maphis: Petersburg. Pro-
= y.
Professors Graham Edgar and William
NJ. lIunley; LynchburE. Professor Ma
phs; Richmond, Professor {. Alphonso
Smith. Roanoke. Professor Thomas w.
Page, and Smithfield. Or Bardin.
Professor w. IL Heck. who conducts
this course. has just completed the
second part Of his school Inspection
campaign He has visited many schools
and has talked to the pupils and with
the teachers and parents about school
problems In Orange County q mcdi-
cal inspection has been conducted. with
the aid of Drs llppin and Compton,
of the university. and local dentist.
Tile good results OF this work have
already begun to appear.
The ministers who Will occupy the
pulpit al the university chapel during
this term are IS follows:
March 23-EveiinE service Dr. Ber-
ryinan Green, Theological Seminary.
Alexandria
March So--pr. W. NJ Forrest, Uni
versity.
april 1S-Dr. I Clagett skinner, Sec
ond Baptist Church. Richmond.
April 2I--Dr. Charles H. Dodd Eutaw
Place Baptist Church. Baltimore
May 1I--Dr. oliver uuckel. Assoc
ciated congregational Church, Balti-
more
May ls--Dr H. - G. Maclachlan.
seventh street Christian Church, Rich
mond
Man 25-Dr. ! ilcnry Harms. prcsi-
den, Newherry College. Ncwberry. s. c.
The examinations will close next
saturday. That fact will be celebrated
Saturday night. when tho Phi Delta
I'm coating viii take place in Cabel
Hall This takes the form of a play.
ana is q Jolly beginning of the week of
festivities that characterizes Easter
week. There Will lie "a german on Mon
day, TUESDAY. Wednesday and Thurs
day evenings. Friday night the Easter
social program will close with a con
cert in Cabell Hall. with Miss Bette
Booker. of Covcnt Garden. London.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-18
LATEST CRAZY DANCE
Miss FLORENCE Hcnton, Inventor. CnlIs
II "Pnrcsis Glide"

Especial TO The Times Dispatch
New York March l7.--"The pSresis
Sh1e, IN" very latest dance, arrived
IN New York to-day II is not an Euro
pcdn importation, because the new mix
turc 81 steps did not begin TO glide
through the brain of Miss Florence
ton, its originator, until the steam
or George Washington. which reached
lcr uock to-day. was well on her way
10 the United States Florence is a
dancing girl and she was the life Of
inc voyage, as well as the bone of CON
tentl9n among numerous chappics on
BOARD Florence has red hair and i'm
tara they call her the "suggcstivc
lilt!e devil from the pyramids"
Wasn't that shacking?' piped
fveue. as She is-3< nowm on the STAGE
ana Z, me snip news reporter said that
.o LAYS brought over a new dance"
self and call ii The 'paresis glide
Isn't that a hummer? tried il ~, tha
SHIP ana had them all going mimi,
il viii set New York crazy You lust
glide ana glide. with ali the oihei.
crazy dances mingled, until Won gel
3oftcning OF the brain oh. it's some
dance
Those who witnessed a demonstra-
1,oh aposrdship agreed that the new
dance was well named.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-18
Short News Stories From All Over Virginia

which has already made an enyiablo reputa :
ton as county OF good roads, will add
another i've miles TO her system OF improved
highways. the work upon this latest addi-
ton to start about May |.
The road selected Is known the Dale
vile Amsterdam road and starts at a point
on tho old national highway about mile
north OF Cloverdnle. II Will be macad3m-
lied. after tho most approved plans. with 4
fourteen-f foot roadway. to point where it
intcrsccts tho Troutvile -Fincastle road near
Trinity making a distance of a tribe over
five miles.
The Improvement will be under tho SUI
pervision OF the state. ;A1d convict labor will
be used In the construction work. There
WILL In all probability. be two Convict camps
placed NJ convenient points along the road.
This represents the states construction
to the work. the balance of the cost or
about $4,000 having been raised by private
subscriptions. Tho business men OF Roam
oke have contributed $500 TO this fund, while
the remainder is givcn by citizens residing
along tho road. the latter donations being
mostly In sums OF $500 and $1,000
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-18
MIR. BoxwELL KEEPS LOCKS.
Decides Not to Have Hair Cut AIthour II
DGnnrrilI L. p :.

Decides Not to Have Hair Cut, Although
Democrat Is Elected.
Winchester. Va, March l7.-EdwaYd f. Rox
well OF iloisinGton. Kan. the big and iuyiaI
Nlrglnian. adopted 10y the state OF Kansas
IN 1856 WHO arowed when Bryan was first
deieatcd not TO cut his hair until Demo
cratic President sat In the executive chair
at the White House. has been visiting relu =
uNcs In Winchester and Murtinsburg and
ais" IN Frederick ana Berkeley Counties dur
iI,G the past week.
W nm ne was asked why he had not had
his long hair cut. as originally Intended. Mr.
BoNwei stated that he had simply exercised!
ms right OF changing his mind. He may
nave II cut off before returning TO Kansas
ana men lac may not. The forty four Inches
81 hlTsute adornment Is plated and hidden
IN ms coat so the unusual sight OF such
head-covering will not attract too much no
toriety. ~ "
;, Mf. BoX"ell came East to celebrate tn
Mlisons inauguration. lie then came 10
Nieinia ana West Virginia, first visiting
relatives in Frederick County where he va >
born. ''e WAS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-18
HIGHWAY 70 BE PROMOTED.
Bristol-to- Wise Road Enthusiasts 20 10,

Bristol, Va March ia inec,,nr =, Pc
sen ana Wise County road enthusiasts viii
be held here Thursday. March q, the meet !.
ing TO be held In Bristol (VaD CITY uau
under The auspices OF the Board of Trade
me purpose OF the meeting win be TO
Association. \ number OF letters have hea;y
received from road enthusiasts OF both coun'
TIES and large attendance at the rnee,inr
is antCiuated. ''e'iHs
Thai such highway would prove ot y..t
heneht 10 Bristol well as Wise .rf, %,
sell Counties Is conceded 10y all parties itter-
Gated. several conferences have airea6,.
been held bttween residents ia that section
ana board of Trade Officials. and preIinot
nary plans have been outlined nm m,,r1,,
definite Is being zone pending the holdin1
OF the meeting. ''"'"s
The meeting viii be called to order i'm.
inediateN after the V & 8. W EsiYay
train reaches this city al noon of ina, ~. :! /!
Adjournment vii! shortly afterward he 10.
In order to give tho road peonle racn.a
begin at the afternoon session.
Letters OF Invitation are being son. :,
prominent advocates IN Wise and E"ssai,
Counties by the Board OF Trade. ana .n, .
replies have already been received indie
aroused. "een
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-18
SUNDAY SCHOOL REPORTS.
Figures Show Average Attendance of
I.92I During Month.

me reports from the eight Sunday
schools of the Methodist SUNDAY
school Association Of Petersburg and
vicinity. at the meeting of the asso-
Ettrick School. were Of highly grati-
IylhS nature The figures in the ar
sresate rs reported for the past
month, were: average register. o.34S.
average attendance, 1921: per cent of
aaoaehnahce: 81; money collected
S22642. High Street School leads in
point of enrolment. with an arrreyata
or over 800. The Memorial Church
Hchool, however, was awarded the ban
her Tor the highest per cent of attend
ance-.S9 -while the Matoaca School
was close second. with n per cent Of
90 ne exercises or the meeting were
under the supervision of the EttrIcI,
Schooi' and the address was delivered
Dy MI Anderson, teacher in the Pc
tersburg High School
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-18
GIVES SHAMROCK TEA
Mrs. Wilson Hostess OF Select Party mt
White House.

Especial 10 The Times Dispatch
Washington. March 17.--Afrs. Wood
row Wilson. wife OF the President. gave
shamrock tea at the White House
to select company of specially lin
vited guests to-day Mrs Wilson was
garet and Eleanor Wilson, willie Miss
Isabella Hagner and Miss Helen Wood
row Bones presided at the tea table
Mrs. Wilson wore a handsome gown OF
dark purple brocade. and the Misses
Wilson were charmingly gowned in
pink and blue brocade crepe.
y pleasing innovation was noted in
the fact that each guest was hidden
TO the feast by a personally written
note from Mrs. Wilson.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-18
FUNERAL OF MIR. FRANCIS.
Held From st. Joseph's Catholic
Church Monday Morning.

The funeral OF the late y. j. Francis
TOOK place from ST. Joscph's Catholic
church this morning at IL o'clock. and
n very large assembIagc OF citizens OF
All denominations paid tribute OF re-
spect 10 his memory. The impressive
services were conducted by the pastor.
the Rev. Father O'Farrcll. The orders
OF 81. Patrick, Catholic Knights of
america and Eagles. OF which deceased
was member were largely renro.
scented. The floral designs were many
ana very bcautiful--among them n
large design Of harp made of green
carnations, appropriate to the day az
Wen as to the occasion. contributed
by ST. Patrick's Society. large CON
course OF people followed the BODY to
the grave in st. Joseph's Cemetery
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-18
WANTS LAW REPEALED.
Alexandria County Seeks Free Tuition for
Childrcn In washington Schools

fFcHHHuIia county SOCKS Free Tuition Tor
children I'm Washington Schools
Alexandria, Va March l7-on the ground
that a large proportion of the land In Alex.
andria County is owned by the United states
government and exempt from taxation Vir.
gina senators and Representatives in Con
ffess VIII he urged 10 secure the rcpeal al
me Jaw requiring payment of tuition by tho
school III Washington.
n resolution to this effect drafted by W
i. Hodges county superintendent OF chools
mas been passed by the Board Of Supervisors
anu committee OF fifteen wcIi-known resi-.
the members of Congress.
The county authorities poim, out that In.
area "i Alexandria County is very small ana
much OF It's territory is occupied bv roy.
crnmcnt reservations. such as For, Mycr
ArllnSton. etc. upon which no taxes are
PAID. The school revenues therefore suffer
ana II Is contened that the Federal govern.
ment should meet this loss by Offering edu-
cauohai opportunities 10 the children OF
Alexandria County IN the Wusbinrt or
schools '0'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-18
MONEY FOR CONVENTION.
Norfolk VIII Undertake to Raisc Sun,
of SI5.OtO.

Norfolk. Va. March l7-If the plans OF
the Norfolk Convcntinns' Association are
carried out, $4,000 will be raised for tho en-
tertatnmcnt Of conventions that arc held I'm
Norfolk this year. NJ II meeting of the board
of directors of the association il was agreed
that Slaooo would bc necessary to properly
take care of conventions expected, and the
hotel men present promised To contribute
their proportion.
1t was said that $4,000 was raised last
year by the Conventions Association. and it
was decided In have the officers OF that or
eanization prepare "a statement showing lust
how many people were entertained at con-
vcntions during tho twelve months and how
much II cost per capita to entertain them.
Another meeting VIII be held next Friday
night when tho committees will report.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-18
Times-Dispatch Bureau.
Bollingbrook Street
Telephone 1850.
Petersburg. Va, March II,

TeteFsDurE, va, -NlarCh II.
During q severe wind storm Satur-
day afternoon about 3 o'clock, the resi-
dence, two barns and the stable on the
farm OF J. w. Phillips, in Dinwiddie
County. on the main road between
Petersburg and the county courthouse.
were blown down and wrecked. For
tunately no one was hurt 4 daughter
of AIR Phillips was in the cellar OF the
residence at the time. and was rescued
uninjured from under the debris The
provender in the barns was blown far
and wide. The horse and buggy or "A
neighbor were standing under tho
stable shed The buggy WAS crushed
and the horse knocked down. but not
hurt. Mr.. Phillips's loss is hcnvv
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-18
CHILDREN WHO ARE SICKLY

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Certain relief for Fevershness. Headache.
Bad stomach. Teething Disorders move and
They break up Colds in "a hours. They are
so pleasant to the taste Children like them.
over TO- 600 testimonials. Used by Mothers
for % years. They never fail. Sold by all
Druggists. %. Sample mailed FREE. Adj
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-18
NORMAL WILL opES.
Work Rushing to Have All in Readiness b,

East Radford. Va March 17.-Superintcn
dent Whit returned Saturday from the sixth
District Teachers Convention in Roanoke
Mrs. Slanklin and Miss Bruce. Of the West
Ward School. were also attendants at tho
meeting. Mr.. Whit was made "a vicc-presi-
dent Of the association for Radford
President Mcdonnell, of the Radford Nor
NAL, came from the convention to Radford
ana spent saturday night At the home Of
captain w. r. Baldwin whom he visited in
connection with normal school matters
TN" school VIII open in the fan Work
IL rushing Oh tho administration building
aud l.aBelie Inn is being nut in shape for.
IN" nrst year dormitory. Mr.. Graft ny the
way. has completed the painting a rather
large job
The summer school viii not he opened this
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-18
PASSED WITHOUT DAMAGE.
Flood Water Does Not Reach High
Mark Expected,

The freshet in the Appomattox has
caused no damage. The flood water
did not reach the high point expected
and did not get over the liver banks nj
petersburg. and there was no over
flow \ large part OF the surplus
water was carried off through tho di-
version channel. thus diminishing the
flow into the harbor and preventing
damage there