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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-21
No Longer Any Doubt
Especial to The Tlmcs-Dispatch.I

Especial to The Timcs-Dispatcb.I
Pittsburgh, March 20.--There liz no
longer any doubts about the curn-
tive effects of the "Friedmann tu-
bercuIosis serum" said DR.. Austin
-. Held. the South Side physician
who was the first practitioners to use
the cure In this country to-day.
"Since returned from berlin, over
sin weeks ago, with the serum
which I secured from DIR. Piorkow-
ski, have been making exhaustive
tests on tubcrcuInr patients In
every stage OF the disease. i have
also sent the serum to several hum
dred physicians, who inquired for II,
and cnn gladly say now that my
fOndest hopes have been realized.
The serum will cure tuberculosis,
there can he no further doubt of
that.
"The results secured I'm some
cnses arc simply astounding. Not
only am speaking from my own eI-
perience, but from the experience of
physicians to whom have sent the
serum. Their reports show TINT the
treatment hns not only arrested the
disense. but that the building UP
process began almost Immediately,
following the first signs of I'M
prOvemcnt.
al nm now sending serum aE fast
as receive IT TO physicians through
out the country. Much OF II I nm
sending to California, Colorado and
the other Southwestern States.
From the physicians In thone States
j am receiving glowing reports of
the results attained by tho use OF
the serum"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-21
DINNER FOR Will SON
Il. VI. Crutchheid Entertains Vicc-rr..idcot
of EuuitubI,

Vice President Geursc p. wilson q, "a.
Tqui'a nle llf" Assurance Socicty of sew
iorA. Was m" guest OF honor az . dt,.,r.
gwen i.st night At the Commonwealth CG,b
~ l.. ~ 'Tutchheid. general agent III tEe
COMPANY "a Virginia. Mr. Crutrnfeia r,
s,oeo at toasi master presenuue fusinea.
Manager F" r. Dabnoy, 81 the Chambst =.
Mr.. Wilson. ' 4'-E
The Vice president - the Equitabl. s,ot.
OF inc hieh opinion held .,y officer ~.
directors OF the company with regard -,
scundness Of businefs conditions IN Virripts
anc particularly In Richmond ss eyiI.l'
ot this o"nhdencc he pointed 10 Tho sii NJ,
W9 int IN" Equitable Assiirance society h. A.,
Invested in this state. The lstgcst emil I"
yestmen; In Virginia, he said wa. ioe5, H.
Richmond. where II lent $4,000 r., ~ ,
cen, TO company with which Ia 80 w.
erecting tkyscraper '' 'I
The l!st OF guests Included " T Dabuey
r. II. Smith. Il. l.. Gordon. T. n Irns
Nathan Bushnell. Jr.. #. W chef n ~
Croaton. r ~ Crutchfcld. Richard For
Gregory. 7; l.. Hubbard. T. II Ienry. i
Hal Moore. Jr.. Il. O. Peerau .rr n ~
Teat;s. r. 7. Jones and r. p Goodwin
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-21
CURRENCY REFORM
ALMOST CERTAIN
AT EXTRA SESSION
CONTINUED from First Page


Thcy arranged to see the President
before the Cabinet meeting to-morrow
George +. Larnonte, State Banking
and Insurance Commissioners In New
Jersey, saw the President for II short
time to-day. lie Is being mentioned
Tor Comptroller OF the Currency. and
IL Is reported that while the President
Is DESTROYS OF appointing him. he did
not want New Jersey to lose his sorry.
Ices as yet
AZ the White House to-day It was
said the reported declaration OF.
charles w. Eliot. president emeritus
or Harvard. that he would decline a
automatic appointment II ono were
oHered' did not come from Dr.. Eliot
IN view OF this. 1t WAS said he now
Is foremost under consideration for
the court OF St James
Oncr to Mott
John X. Mott. OF MontcIair, ~ J..
II Is said to-day. has been offered the
appointment OF minister to China Mr..
Mott is Y. VI. c. A. official who b,a
been identified with tho missionnry
movement. especially in the Far East.
IL was intimatcd at the White House
to-day that with the selection OF n
minister to China. formal recognition
OF the republic might be announced
by the United States
president Wilson devoted part OF
the day TO considering the question
or citizenship for Porto Rico and in
dependence for the Philippines
The President declined AN invitation
To speak before the Associated Advcr-
Using Club OF America at Baltimore
next June. asserting that he would
not make any speeches for the next
SIN months outside OF Washington.
Thomas Herndon to-day pinned the
badge OF the American Cross OF Honor
OF the President
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-21

bill until it is introduced q,
ana authoritatively made public"
Mr. Underwood was weary whon ho
i, work tonight. after mnny
hours study of the coming Underwon',
oni, statistical experts had been clos.
nv Mi,n MN. hEuring on the revenue
' ~, and a maze OF figures
iuh passed In review before 1hen,
Meantine the Individual members nr
.ne democratic majority were b,,sied
WIN tariff details. and a subcommitl
zee was WORKING. considering admins.
.,atiFe ana income tax provisions n,
the coming Underwood bill Thn 81
2ority VIII not meet again until nee,
iuesnay. but tho Individual consIder,
tion or tariff plans viii continue
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-21

three street railway franchise ordinances
prepared by the City Attorney under drcc-
uon oi the committee. were reported for
adoption They inclndc the Fulton Hill and
Nor,h Thiriy-ifth street extensions of the
and the Broad Street and West Street ey-
tesion Of the Virginia hallway and Power
company, west OF the Boulevard. The com
mlttee MAD before voted the matters and
iett me papers To the city Attorney TO put
IN order. The only change made in his
uFaits OF the ordinances 10 limit the
tlinc In each case by requiring work 10 he
bc2un within three months from the final
approval Of the franchises, and TO he com
pleted IN nine lnonths thereafter
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-21
Post onercd to Fine

tHpecial TO The Times Dispatch
washington. March 20-IIe,r,,
Burchard Fine. former dean Of tb.
FACULTY at Princeton University. who
is now abroad. has been offered the
post or ambassador to Germany. and
II is understood hero that he vii, ar
cept. II Is understood that spme ON
s s,na announcement concerning this
appointment will be made q, RI,
white House during tho present
week p'esehs
Professor Fine has a wide reput,-
ZION In the literary world and b,s
friendship with President Wilson 60 ~ 4.
iohs standing. lie is n member OF the
american mathematical Society. ana
mo american Philosophical Society.
ils native home is at Chambersburr,
"a. and he graduated from Princeton
The post at Berlin ranks th,r, :,
point or Importance. The dinlon,,t,
representatives OF this country in Ber
~. IN curing recent years have been
ohnrIeinagne Tower. David Jane Hill
and John Leishman
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-21
III. u. Emhrcy.
DEATHS

ENSRIGHT.1Died. March 20, at e:,o
NJ, 1T the residence of her son-in
law. Thomas NJ. Landers, 20i6 Han.
over Avenue. MARY ENRIGHT. reIict
OF Thomas EnriGht She leaves to
mourn their loss one daughter. Mrs
Thomas NJ. Landcrs. and two sons
John II. and Michael a. Enright
Funeral will take place SATIJR
DAY MORNING at 1890 from Sacrnd
Heart Cathedral. Intorment Mount
Calvary Cemetery.
March Goth. with
pneumonia ARTHUR G. Johnson.
Funeral notice later.
NJ ATfIEWS.--Dicd. Mt the residence os
her parents. James 3. and Bridget p
Mathews. 525 Church Steret, AL len
MARIE MATHEWS, in the twcntn,
second year of her age She leavcs
besides her father and mother. four
brothers and three sisters to mourn
their loss.
Funeral from Sacred Heart ca.
thodral THIS tFriday) AFTERNOON
at o'clock. Friends and acuuaints
anccs Invited to attend.
Newport News papers please COM
HARD ENBURGH--Died, at his roat.
dence. 2519 East Grace, at loan %
NJ. J. D.. IIARDENBURGH.
Funeral from tho residence THIS
(Friday) AFTERNOON at 8 O'clock
Interment in RiverNew.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-21
BUILDING PERMITS
Erection of MANY Ncw Brick Residences i.


EpIl1inr and repair permits were issued
Nes'ero~y ana issl night az folIoWr:
- Iandei. 10 erect three-story brick
store ~ a Triangular 10, on the IVES; side
~ bfoch ANenle between Broad and Mar
snail streets 10 cost t2eS5
Hare e. Brown 10 erect TWO detached
hrich dwellings. --27-.s-9 Monument Avenue
Mrs. Lucy r Murray. TO cree, two semi
staehed brick dwellings on the south side q,
Grove avenue bstveen Robinson and MuI-
betry Streets. 10 cost so TO-
~ :" Bow" 10 erect trick store, 81! East
]. trec Easter 10 erect brick dwelling
loit Hickory street, to cost $3.50
Patrick H-nry Council. SO l.. Junior Or
der Uniied American Mechanics 10 erect a
store and hall On tic north side % Louis
lshh stree between Williamsburg Avenue
am tiFhth street. to cost $500
Virginia Consirucuon Company TO erect
brick dwelling OF the north side Of Coi,,.E
street between 81. John and -. PAM Streets
Virginia Construction Company 70 erect
~" pr'.N dwellings IN same block as aboye.
y Dorset 10 repair frame dwelling 5,,
,"esi Icntn street. South Elchmoud to COZ,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-21
ROWDY IN THEATRE
J. w. wilson :Arrested for pisorderIy e,

J. w wilson arrested Tor DisOrderIy Con-
duct In Colonial
j. ". Wilson. white nfty-on years old.
was arrested last night for creating dis
order in the Colonial Theatre. The warrant
sworn out by Edward p Lyons mana
ger OF tile theatre. 1t Is charged that VIII
son made himself objectionable in the thea
tire. and after being refunded his entrance
money and requested TO leave continued to
loitcr around the lobby OF the building and
disturb the patrons. Ills viii be heard
In Police Court this morning.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-21

a tahIet IN memory OF MAYOR lanes II.
Capcrs for many years chairman OF the
City School Board, unveiled yesterday
morning at the John Marshall High School
in the presence Of large number OF people,
teachers and pupils. Chairman f.. &. Ebel.
of the City School Board, presided. and the
address made by Major Sol CutchinH
a lifelong friend OF Major Capers. The tablet
was unveiled by william Robertson Capers.
a grandson OF Major Gamers.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-21
ueId as ChIcken Thieves.

Leon Nocl aud Ernest Goodman both
white. were arrested last night on war
rant charging them with having entered
and pillsged the henhousc OF Aionza Eckles;
OF 100 Taylor street: on the night of March
IL. They are alleged TO have departed with
fowls.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-21
Charxe Daylight Rnrrl.rr

Ernest Henderson. rolored. sixteen yesr.
Old. charged with entering in the daytime
too two vacant houses at l0< and loo North
Linden street. the property Of ~ w Rove
a. Son, and stealing quantity Of water a, .
turef. Was arrestsd yesterday afternoon and
locked up In tho Second Police Station.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-21
Letter to
DIR. Kilmer & Co.,
Bin9hamton, N. Y
Prove What Swamp-Rooi Will Do For You

Prove What Swamp-Root Will Do For You
Send TO DIR. kilmer & Co, Bingham
ton. n. Y. for sample bottle. 1t will
convince any one. You will also re-
ceive booklet of valuable informa-
ton telling all about tho Kidneys and
bladder. When writing be sure and
mention the Richmond Daily Times
Dispatch. Regular fifty-cent and one
dollar size bottles for sale at all drug
storeS.-Advertiscme
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-21
OBITUARY
Mrs. sonhronin Hicks.

Especial to The Times bjsna,c,
pbr"rI.p III III va. March 20-Afrs So
widow OF f'i IKE, sevGnty-three years Old.
81 ST. O'clock at her home in RAIL-
N Hne Is survived by six children.
Especial to The es.b1sn.,o
Hampton.. Va, March oo-Nrrs e.I,,,
~ ~ M,org,nn. eighty-thrce years old ' ~
niece. Mrs f psI.d at the home OF her
venue here to-day. Mrs. Mnrpan 80, ~
aered a raj! few days ago. with ~.
suited in her death to-,iav. Thn NJ re-
VIII he taken To Clarksvilic ,n,,o uo'iH
,,t NOR for burial She is survived I h,.
CAPTAIN Andrew GRAVEYARD
keysville. Va. March 90
fhorew Crawford died at his home
mere yesterday morning after an IN
cSh or several years. He was a Can
vusta'c soldier. and In his eighty
nun year. lie leaves a wife ana
NV chi!aren His remains were in
tefred In the family buryinp cro,ra
Ash Camp Baptist Church Bay w
nam Pearson CONDUCTING tbo f,,,o,
services 'e '"''c' al
John Alexander Burp
Especial To The Times Dlsnatch,
b'ydton. Va, March 2o.-John A,ax
rnuer BGgS died at his home ne.-
",'iiS. IN this county. last Tuesday
hho was buried yesterday in tho ccr,e,
terry OF Rehoboth Methods, Churc,
Which he was member. Mr. R,,er
""s useful man In his family ana
immunity He leaves widow Mrs
arric Goode Bugo and several
prothcrs and sisters He was son
OF inc late Richard Bugg. Of th,s
u"''' ana was about sixty years or
William j. Stokes
Lancaster. Va, March 2o.-U,,,.
"'ohes. well-known and highly 90
.ec,leu CITIZEN OF this county died hero
.SteiuaE evening Mt the home OF his
nnt, - II. Davenport. in the sew
ehty ninth wear of his age About tue
years ago he suffered a stroke ~ m
raiysis. from which lie never recov
cren. lie was n gallant soldier in tbe
Ss,oiienerate Army. serving from First
~ d ,iassas 10 Appomattox. To the day
ms death he cherished the greatest
aIIniration and reverence for Stono
"aii jackson. in whose command he
served After the war he became
successful merchant and farmer. and
paouapy no man ever lived in this
section who dispensed charity with a
more liberal hand or did more to helm
young men start in life He was .
Metnodis and Democrat, and he
nved and died n bachelor. He is SIR.
NlVed by one sister. Mrs. Mary Daye,-
port, and by number OF nephews ana
hieces In Lancaster and Northumber
iahd' He was buried with military
honors by his comrades of Lawson
ia III Camp OF Confederate Veterans. OF
winch he had been n devoted member
since its organization.
III. IL. Emhrcy.
Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
Frederick sburg Va, March 2O-H
H. Gmbrey. well-known citizen OF
Culpeper County. died suddenly at tho
nome OF his brother. Edward Embrev
OF heart trouble. aged sixty-two years.
re was FOUND lying across his bed i'm
his room. Mr.. Embrey had never n,,r
RED. lie is survived by one sister ana
Two brothers. Il. j. Embrey of this
city. is a nephew
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-21
THE WEATHER
Forecast: Virginia and North CarO-
iina-Itnin Friday; Saturday ycnernIIv
mir and colder.


J siuperht 60
Humidity SG
~ ~ ~ -uItctioH ........... r..
Weather ............. iu.ap
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-21
Eliot Urged 10 Accent.

Especial TO The Times Dispatchl
Washington, March 20-Dr. Charles
William Eliot president emeritus OF
Harvard University, Is being urged
bassador ship TO the Court of st.
James, which was declined by Richard
Olney, of Boston. 1t can only he said
that DR. Eliot has not definitely de-
clined to accept the post.
This information does not come di-
rect from the White House, but is
known 10 represent the facts of the
situation. President Wilson and his
assistants refused positively to discuss
the matter because OF the cmbarass-
ing position in which the admnistra-
ton will he placed IL two men should
decline To accept this most important
diplomatic position at the disposal or
tho government.
Although tho President had both
} Mr.. Olney and Dr. Eliot in mind from
the beginning. 1t is said the place was
first offered to DIR. Eliot. That dis
tinguished man acknowledged the
honor paid him In most gracious
way. but urged that If Mr.. Olncy
would accept he would prefer not to
go abroad to live.
Since MIR. Olney's announcement that
he could not accept the appointment
President Wilson is unde rst God to have
written again urging Dr. Eliot to re-
consider his first indefinite decision.
Wants Judgment Withheld.
Washington. March 20.-Democratic
Leader Underwood tonight asked that
the country withhold judgment on the
tariff revision bill until it is pre-
scented to the House and made public
by the authority of it's trainers. All
along he has insisted. rs chairman OF
the Ways and Means Committee, upon
absolute secrecy regarding tho meas
ure. He said tonight:
Since the Ways and Means Com
mittee commenced it's work of rcvis-
ion of the present tariff laws, 1 have
stopped work tonight. after many
press, but recently have read in the
papers so many misleading statements
about the work of the Ways and
Means Committee and so many asser-
lions of fact which are not fact rs
to what the committee has done con-
corning the various paragraphs and
schedules of the bill that I feel that
1t is fair to the public to say that prac-
tically every stateIpent that have
read in reference to the rates OF duty
that would be imposed on the articles
enumerated in the proposed new tar
III bill Is ABSOLUTELY misleading and
most of them entirely wrong. hope
that the country will not PREJUDICE the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-21
THREE FRANCHISES

"""''"' Ntipnlatc. that WORK Must ~.
KIN IN Three Nunth.
- = meeting ~ = sutIl,, ri,,
I"HhtN Committee CA street A ~.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-21

These are 1T for spring.
The form fitting, skirted
overcoat-special for young
men; rough fabric, button
through, patch pockets,
Scotch mixtures.
Price, $28.
The other in formal cut"
Oxford and dark cloths, silk
or serge lined.
Prices, SIS to $50.
Nothing better for the
price can be produced.
Nothing superior in style
found in New York.
Though clothing is the
handspring of our bust
ness
Our other branches get
just as much care as though
we had nothing else to do!
Custom made shirts, for
instance.
We gathered abroad many
of the choicest fabrics pro-
duced for this spring.
For dress, business and
sporting shirts.
Novelties in Scotch mad
ras, cheviots, English and
French silks, batiste rave,
pique, silk mixtures, silk
crepe, Viyella and feather
weight taffeta flannels.
$3.50 to $3.50 for guaran-
teed fits.
Like silk?
Here are beautiful silky
half-hose that are advertis-
ing us Widely-at 25c.
All shades and sizes.
Like dash?
Get your spring hat here.
Dunlap
Henry Heath
Stetson and
Berry Specials from all
over the world.
GEE:5n& B., 1<e<
saaEsssss+s.''--sA
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-21
WINfA1THE ALMANAC.

March Il, 1913.
HIGH TIDE:
Morning 1853
Evening .4:3S
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-21

Like silk?
Here are beautiful silky
half-hose that are advertis-
ing us widely-at 25c.
All shades and sizes.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-04-06
UNCLE JARVIS TRIP

though we haven't met for some
time"
Gray had vaulted into the car and
now beckoned his passengers. Comp
ton. speechiess with amaZement.
started toward the balloon. Elsie
rose to her feet but Uncle Jarvis did
not move. His face was ghastly. He
gazed at the huge sphere swaying In
the breeze, at the fraii rocking car.
Il can't do H." he muttered, Il
can't"
The amusement in his nfece's eyes
gave place to pity. MY uncle is not
we'll. shall not allow him to try
positively. to the aeronaut. Perhaps
some OF his friends would like 10 go
Din our place"
Immediately two OF Uncle Jarvis
sporting companions climbed into the
car but Compton did not follow.
Ready now cried Gray. The
feet, then f7oated northeast till Ii WAS
but a speck IN the sky.
when the balloon was at safe
distance Uncle Jaryiss color returned.
but he WAS much subdued He looks ed
at his niece almost gratefully ~ he
said You're better sport than I
thought. Elsie III make nay will IN
your favor ! swear it,
Elsie,s lips curved in a triumphant
smile, but not because OF Uncle Jar
vis,s handsome offer. she had see,.
her the crowd. surging toward the
gate. separated the two from Uncle
Jarvis In voice fun OF feeling.
Compton murmured: 20 Eisie. have
repented our broken engagement in
dust and ashes. Could you--wouif
YOU take me back agatnT'
Eisie's whispered. Yes Richard"
was lost In the noise of the crowd.
but IL satisfied Compton.
After a hlissful moment Elsie fe1t
that explanations were due. and told
the story of Uncle Jarvis's Will.
Well remarked the Innocent
Compton. If YOU had To satisfy Ii
sporty uncle ii was lucky YOU hap
pened on a balloon ascenston that
was supposed TO write np
Happened" she cried. Han
pened' Why do you suppose I ever
dared to think Of such thing as ii
balloon ASCENSION II was because.
read IN the paper that yeu were to be
there
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-04-06
NOT BRITISH ONLY.

The Manchester (England) Guardian gives &C
count of humorous incident which occurred in
moving picture show IN that city, illustra-
tive Of the ignorance of the people Of Ameri-
can history and suggests that for educational
purposes explanatory lectures should accom-
pany cinenatograph performances. Here is the
story:
At a recent cinema show i'm Manchester there
Was a. series OF nne films Illustrating the Amer
fCau civil war. Besides men there were couple
az well dressed girls. who obviously be-
logged and bewldered
y wonder who they are i heard say.
They look like English suggested the other;
perhaps it's the Boer war" The slouchcd hats
H5fr hg. The. Confederates supported this theory.
'f3,4t who the men with postmens caps?'
4U-rtd the girl next to me took pity on her
and explained that they We're the Federal troops
and taaL the ones with siouch hats We're the
NoufcdeTRtes.
Thank YOU she sadd. but what is the war;"
The American civil war; North vs. South" She
Turned 10 her companion and said: ITS the
North Americans fighting the South Amer-
cans but they're not aayages. said her
@lepd ] tried again
1ta the North American civil war Of fifty
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-04-06
TEACH RESPECT FOR LAW.

T'Ae T4rgimiaa docs not number itself among
thosa who believer profess 20 blueve-that
minirters. Of the gospel should confne themselves
entirely to abstract discussions Of religious
cfeeds ana theories or solely TO the interpreta-
ton Of the teachings of The Blble. but in all
earnestness and with no disposition TO censure
anyone. it ventures to suggest that in discussions
Of crime ana lie criminal Law Of the State some
a THE minister Of Richmond and the State are
attaching the problem from the wrong end,
INSTEAD OF assaiiins the laws OF the Common
wealth. they should bend their efforts toward
inoElcating in the hearts Of the youth of the
church more respect for law, more respect Tor
suthority. more respect for the fundamental
feashings Of morality.
rae Vly9inian heleyes in q church militant
sat II does not believe militaney to be the whole
duty Of the church. 1t was not characteristic
Of lis founder, who man Of peace. wbo
won By preaching and living. Go We into en-
the World and preach" be told his followers
mo aaan who ever llyed could hurl dennuciatian
as he. bal his ways were ways Of peace and
sentences Not BIZ driving ard fighting, bat
Nj leading and pleading, he prcpagated his COS
I'll. And be opened his mouth and taught