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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-14

rs an Oxford bound with black silk
braid The coat faStens with three
buttons set near the waist line at tn.
end Of the tapering notchcd revercs
attached 10 manniSh collar. Above
the right RIP pocket is another one for
change. and the sleeves are simply
straight. y plain skirt has a belt
fastened through tunnels OF silk cloth
at normal waist line
Spring coats have no definite length.
but seven cighths or full-lcugth coats
bircctoire. Barrel Moycn AZ. CT
feet or simple, straight lines have ac-
CURED a chic most essential in outer
garments. There is no definite waist
line: in fact. OH some Goa is the waist
line has apparently taken French leave
'rhe Barrel effect and Hndoo coat. with
the bottom suggesting the baESy ,rous-
crs of Oriental suits are also rccciv-
ing adoption.
y conservative Goa, Is made with
considerable fare IN the skirt section
the upper portion outlining the figure
sometimes with a beltcd sash Large
pockets of novel cut arc prominent
feature. For sport and street coats
wool NclourS OF light weight again
dominate. Serge. Earba rdincS. lin.
twills and novelty checks are used
while wool and silk jersey Is very dc
sirablc for sport garments.
y burella cloth coat either Jade
green, tan or rose. has pointed barrel
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-14
WILL GIVE INSTRUCTION
IN SOCIAL ECONOMY
ionrd Of View Schnut Gocs over I'Inns
"i 1ommittcrs-FinnI reports
Expected Neat Week.

general meeting OF the board OF
the Richmond School OF Social Econo-
my was held yesterday afternoon al
inc Office or the secretary at the build :
ihs OF the Presbyterian committee Of
publication.
The plans arc III tho hands OF !. com
mlttce composed Of Rev. II. y. Z. Mac
lachian. -. H.. Vaughn Gary and H.
v, Dunsford, who viii make II final re-
port 10 the executive committee carly
next week. Or. Orc L. Hatcher. gen
cral director Of tho school. has just
returned from New York. whcr" She
has been studying tho methods Of tho
New York School of Philanthropy
She Will apply her newly acquired
knowledge to tho conduct Of tn. Rich
noud school.
y committee on general plans COM
posed of v. u. puusf"rd. Ecy. L. H.
Sch"rcr. Jr.. and I;cv. f.. T. McFad"n.
u, -, has started publicity campaign
~ an effort TO got the plans Of the
school We'll hcfose the public in nd-
vance Of tho opening or the session in
October.
Practically every social institution in
Richmond iucimdiu. the colleges. state
aud city Health Departments. state
Board Of Charities. Associated Chart
ties. Nurses settlement. Y. VI. e. A.
and Juvenile Court ar. cooperating 10
make tho Richmond school of :sociui
Economy thc b.st in the south
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-14
LLOYD GEORGE MAY WIN
Believed Premier will &c AbIr 10 Carr,
New Indian Cotton Duties
into Effect.
~ Associated Press !

.LoNDuN, March I5.--Tnc belief pre-
vailed III parliamentary Hobbies to-
night that the government would be
successful IL carrying the new indian
cotton duties Premier Lloyd I;corge
has supported !. Austen Chamberlain.
Secretary for India. in king a firm
stand on the question
on the other hand. the I.anca shire
members. after meeting 1T the House
OF Commons tonight. decided 10 move
an amendment To tho government mo-
ton Tor tomorrow. regulating the
imposition Of the duties. unless a coun-
tcrNaii!ng excise duty Was imposed.
While the Premier succeeded in inn )
pressing tho deputation representing
Tho l.ancas hirc cotton interests. urg
tho government policy a war inca
sure. the real factor in bringing about
probable arrangement is general re-
luctancc TO prccipitatc a general cleo
ton. 1t is sad that this reluctance
has decided cN-PrcIuicr .ASuuith aud
his followers "a do nothin. that might
place the government III an cmhnrrass-
IA. osition. The attitude Of til. Na-
tlonaliSts j. SIM uncertain. but il is
believed that they will abstain from
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AER0NAUT|C STATIONS
TO Be PLACED ON COAST
ihey VIII Have Seaplanes for Pa
troll Duty and Serve as Basis
for Scout Boats.
STRATEGIC AREAS COVERED
There Will BE Eight OF These Sta
tons Distributed Along Atlantic
aud Gulf-No Provision Made for
Protection ON Pacific.
Thy Associated Pres.

BY Associated Press
WASHINGTON March ia joint
army-navy board is studying the At
iantic and Gulf Caosts preparatory to
INC establishment .of eight acronautic
stations which. besides having two
oirlRiblcs and six or eight scnplanes
each for aerial patrol work. probably
Niil serve as bases for the new lI0-foot
coast scout boats 81 which tho navy
VIII order more than 100 in few
days.
sixteen diririhlcs and a sufficient
number Of seapianes already have been
contracted FOR. and officers and men
Tor the air service are being selected
10 he sent TO the station at Pensacola
Fla, for training. \ school dirigi blc
Tor the station Is about ready for de-
livery.
The eight stations Will be distributed
along the coasts To cover strategic
areas to be determined by tn" board
Each will require officers and forty
men.
The only station site already def
nitcly selected is that nj Coco Solo
near Colon. Canal Zone. for which an
appropriation of $1,000 0O0 to cs,ab-
lish join, aviation and submarine
base was asked Of the last Congress
The project is expected to 20 through
at tho coming special session. Funds
for the other stations viii also be
asked at that time; bur the department,
has emergency appropriations sufi-
Gent 10 begin the work at once. The
dirigibl"s are 10 be delivered within
four months.
At present no stations for tho Pacific
Coast arc being prepared.
Tho Immediate plans require tho
training within the next four months
Of fifty officers and 80 mon at Pen
.acola in handling diriribles. Crows
for the scaplanes are already under
training. hut their nun her will have to
be Increased largely without delay
In providing boats 70 aid in :hc task
OF guarding the coasts. navy experts
would prcfc,' standard type 1907
steel boat for patrol and submarine
chasing work. but in the interest OF
speedy construction has determined on
the llo-footcrs with wooden hulls
Later orders viii he placed for some
small submarine chasers ranging from
MY 10 ciEhty-fvc feet in length
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-14
The COMEBACK

The Come back" man was really
never down-ani- out. His weakened
condition bccauS. of ovcr-work. lack
Of exercise, impgupcr eating and liN-
ing. demands stimuia ton 10 satisfy the
cry Tor a health swing appetite and
the refreshing sleep essential TO
strength GOLD MEDAL. HARLEM oil
Capsules. the National i;encdy Of iiol-
land. viii do the work. They are Won
dcrful. Three OF these capsules each
day Will put n man on his feet before
he knows ii: whether his trouble
comes from uric acid poisoning. the
kidneys. gravel or stone IN the blad-
der. stomach dcrangemcnt or other all
mcnts that bcfail the oNcr-zca lous
American. Don't wait until YOU are
entirely down-and-ou but take them
to-day. Your druggist viii gladly re-
fund your money If they do not help
YOU. zoe, soc and sl.o0 per box. Ac-
cept no substitutes. Look for the name
GOLD MEDAL on every box. They arc
pure. original imported Haarlem Oil
Ia pSulss.--Ady.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-14
MAY BREAK SILENCE
Gerard Only Wait, Permission 10 Tell
About Conditions in
GERMANY,

SAVANNAH. GA. March l3-Jamcs
W. Gerard. former ambassador 10 Ger
many. passed through here early to-
night with Mrs. Gerard and a party
OF Americans returning from Berlin to
Washington. The am IA ssadors trip
through Florida and Georri:, cities to-
day vas married by series OF p.tri-
otc Demonstrations and noisy ova,ionS
in his honor.
:, ps%tona carly III tho dan winter
tourists crowded about tho train aud
a hand played America" The same
demonstration Was repeated at ST .lu-
rustine. where ch.uncey II, Uepew. AN
old acquaintance. Was ono Of those to
greet Mr.. Gerard. Again ~ Jackson.
willie and at many smaller cities along
the route tho ambassadors party was
heartily welcomed
Mr.. Gerard left here tonight. going
through Charleston aud up the Allan
tic coast. lie will reach Washing ton
on Wednesday, afternoon. lie said to-
day at Jacksonville that If he got p.r-
mission at Washington hc would break
his long silence on conditions IN GER
many. He first reached American soil
Al Key West on Monday. having come
from Spain by way OF Havana.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-14
SYSTEM BREAKS DOWN
DIR. Helm Tells People What Germany
Is Facing Through Failure
Fond.

TIE HAGUE via Londonp. March
I5.-.tfter tho debate in the Prussian
House OF Deputies. March s. on The
food crisis. Dr.. Helm. leader Of III"
Hawaiian peasant party. published an
article concerning the situation. from
which the Norwaerts prints the follow
ing extracts:
1t is high time that the facts, which
mp to the present are known 10 hut
few OF the uninitiated. should he pub
lshed. II is better to tell tho people
the truth souarely than TO continue IL
work on system which has hopeicssly
broken down through its own faults.
We must hold out 1:o days longer until
the ncW crops; hut even il tomorrow
brought hunger peace We would he
unable for months to get pound more
of bread grain owing TO tho lack OF
tonnage and the worlds crop failure.
This must he told tho people square
~, and the ruthless measures must he
borne. whether they affect peasants
and town jewellers not only in Bavaria
and South Germany, but also the Prus-
sian agrarians.
DIR. Helm then attacks the shortcom-
inCs OF the Prussians agrarans. in
stancing their failure 10 observe the
ordinance TO surrender the barley crop
OF 1916, which he says has not yet been
done.
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Double Funeral Held.

WINCHESTER. VA. March 49,
Gcath itself did not long separate Jacob
H. tinker and his wife. Mrs. Rachel
Rinkc.. aged residents OF Wadcsvillc
Clarke County. She died OF pneumonia
on Saturday. and yesterday tho hus-
band died ct tho same disease without
knowing OF the death OF his wife. They
were married over sixty years ago. and
had reared a large family Of children.
\ double funeral was held to-day from
he PreSbStcria Church in WiuchcS-
ter Rev. j. H. Lacy. -. H. officiating
and burial was i'll Mount Hebron Gene
tory. They leave five. au2i.tcrs-Mrs.
Joseph Payne and Mrs Frank L. Fore
man. MartinShurg. W. Va: Mrs pavit,
Pi'zcr. Inwood. w. Va. Mrs. John vi.
FiShpaw. Clarke County. Va and Miss
Nalhc Rinkcr. at home
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Fanatic Attempts
to Kill GoUernor
Forces Way Into Offices and
Flotuishcs Rcuolucr in Face
Of Chief ExccutiUc.

OLYMPIA. WASH. March l3-Gov-
crnor Ernest Lister Was threatened
with death by an unidentified man who
boltcd into the Governors Office AT the
state Capitol this afternoon with n
drawn revolver. Tho Governor escaped
through II side door ana ran into the
Auditors Office
For more than an hour tho fanatic
who refused TO give his name. ter
rorized the Capitol. lie was finally
persuaded 10 give up his pistol and
come out OF tho room where he had
barricadcd himself
The man entered through the Office
OF the Governors secretary Irwin
SlcIhaus. He drew his revolver from
bhE and brushed past SieEhaus. en-
tered TIL" Governors room and flour
ishcd til. revolver at Governor Lister,
VINO was sitting at his desk
Governor Lister lodged and nc,i
Tho fanatic locked The door Of tho Of
noe. general alarm MAS sent out.
Police argued for an hour before tho
man would surrender Aside from
asking the police not to shoot him. he
would not talk
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-14
STRONG FEELING FOR
PlEATS is NOTICEABLE
skirts VIII lie Longer with Trndcnc,
to Make Them Narrower nj
the BOttom.

on can judge the sort Of a person
one is by her attire. for Il woman IL
known rs much by her dress as by
the company she seeks or by her man
ner OF speech. Fair fcmiiiity does not
meckly follow the mercury OF fash
ION or don Il style because IL is labeled
Paris" IL IL is not suited TO her age
and type. but CLEANS from the now
Widespread fashion Information what
VIII mos. become her. for as one phil
osopher has expressed il. "rhc serene
knowledge Of being we'll dressed *
better than "a good conscience"
The designs taken from tho old
modes arc delightful when combined
with modern notifications. but deliver
US from those which are revived after
a brief, not yet forgotten period and
arc frequently ridiculous. There is
completely of simplicity and charm
All their own in the styles taken from
tho Dircctoirc. Ancient Greece. and
Moyen Age new presented. Russia.
China and Japan also add their quota.
The silhouette is barrel shaped. roll
ling pin. or following the natural fig
ure lines. The stout stili want to be
slender and the slender. more slender.
The modern woman dcvot"s Il c0nsid
cradle portion of her time TO acquir-
ing "a suitable sports wardrobe. and
there is riot OF colors to choose from
silk jerseys. tussah silks. khaki kcol,
printed silks. jerseys arc prc-cmincnt
for sports wear.
Tai!lcurs Of all descriptions will OBJ
tain tho straight line. Skirts will he
longer and there is a tendency toward
making them narrower Il. the bottom.
There is strong feeling for pleats
hoth IN jackets and skirts. introduced
IN fetching ways. sleeves will be long
With some preference given 10 kimono
cHccts. Neutral shades arc best for
street "car-tans. various shades OF
gray and blue-always blue-are in
Guided III this category.
inc !arGc armholcs featured in
spring suits arc noted in Il blue and
white checked cheviot suit which has
mp length Jacket and skirt in the new
me OF the june Tonncau" with n
panel on each side, buttoncd TO Il tab
that turns up from tho bottom OF
the skirt, The Jacket has the panel
buttoned to tho pocket Collars and
cuffs are OF white cloth embroi,lcrod
IN steel beads in Roumanian design.
Another novelty short jacket suit is
straight cut.with upturncd hem. hcav-
ily embroidered III contrasting color.
\ low yoke extends to tho hip line OF
the plcated skirt. This model dcvcl-
embroidery. buttons all tho way down
the front. unlike many Of the little
jackets which are buttonlcss
Easily described is jersey sport
suit. consisting OF smart beltcd coat.
barrel skirt gorcd to the knees only.
coarse tailored stitching and tucked
panels AT the side fronts OF the Goa,
compris. the trimming.
The tailor made girl is with MS
again. and she wears medium long til
jacket of straight lines or semiitted,
with plain skirt. often in her iavoritc
shade of blue or gray, and has !, choice
Of serge gabardincs. twills, mannish
mixtures. etc
Charming. but yet severely tailored.
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pockets and fttcd back TO tho waist
limo. II is beltcd just across the front.
and has Il deep collar embroidered
with SILK intersperscd with silver
Separate skirts have come into their
own again, barrel shaped shirts skirts
Introducing pleats. those with Grccian
drapery. ARE all scheduled Washable
satinS are splendid for sDnrts wear
There IS a riot of color in the skirts.
plaids. checks. stripes. disk designs
give startling evidence that they have
arrived.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-14

IRON hHh Receiving Orders.
Greater and greater grows puhlir
interest IN tho new remedy, Iront1ed
aw-Paw. Druggists say they never
nod such a demand for a now .remedy.
People who have been unable to retain
any solids in their stomachs now de-
clare that they can cat a hearty meal
without any discomfort. The most
marvellous effect OF Ironized Paw-Paw
is Its wonderful curative mower upon
the nerves. No better remedy was7
ever compounded for the blood and
liver il makes good rich blood which
IN turn strengthens and vitalizes tho
whole nervous system.
Everywhere you go some one can
he found who has been benefited, by
It's use or knows OF a friend who has
found the desired relief: all are prais-
ing IT. and each expresses surnrjss
that cures of the most stubborn case.
OF indigestion. nervousness. and sleep-
icssncss could be brought about 40
speedily.
Yes. this remedy has caught tb.
town. Druggists arc busy answering
questions about this now and wondcr-
tul remedy. Can be had at II A.
Miller :: also TrHSlc's. Grants, Polk.
Millcr's Tarrant's, Childrey's, Liz
Ectt $. Grecnwalds. Chiefs and others.
Ilcadquartcrs for South Rfchmonds
Washington & Early's; Petersburr.
MORRISON the Drug Man: HopeweiI,
Georges. 80
lronizcd Paw-raw sold at-.I. Mail
orders promptly attended to. FormuI.
on every bottlc.-Ady :.
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Victor Allen Vow q Merchant

ISp"tla! 70 The Times Dispatch
'ANNit.IE. VA, March l3-Ntctor
Aiicn, who's" participation in the Hills
vile shooting several years ago
brought him into prominence. has set
tied down as merchant at BarksdaIe
IN Halifax County. about twelve miles
from banville. Allen. who is, perhaps
hftH-hF" years OF age. came TO Dan
Nitl. a few days ago aud purcha sed
q quantity OF supplies for his new
store.
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Make. GIN 10 uo,n,,.,

WINCHESTER. w. March, l3.-Mr..
Henry l.. Gilpin, of Baltimore and
"Scaleby Manor" Clarke County. Va.
VIII cree, and equip AT her own ex-
pcnse large childrens depa -tment at
TIA. Winchester Memorial Hospital. ac-
cordine 10 an announcement mad, To-
day by DR.. Hunter II. MCGUIRE presi-
dent of tn" hospital. The cos, will be
about $4,000. Mrs. Gilpin.s gi., was
made voluntarily
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I.nnd Rlr ConIrnct.

Especial 10 The Times Dispatch.]
LfNCHBURG. VA. March 13.--John
+. Pettyjohn & Co. Lynchburg con-
tractors, have been unofflcially noti-
fed that they are the lowest bidders
for the contract for the construction
Of a now freight warehouse for the
Norfolk and Western Railway in Roa-
noke, the approximate cost Of which
Is to be Sl75.OO0.
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.H|LLsv|LLE SHOOTING
FIVE YEARS AGO TO-DAY
Carroll County TRACED Cause OF
Death OF Three Court
Officers.
CREATED MUCH EXCITEMENT
No Formal Application Has Been
Made to Governor Stuart for Par.
don OF Members of Allen Clan Now
In State Prison.

Eve years ago to-day. in the little
mountain village Of HiliSville. Carroll
county. occurred tho courthouse trag-
Guy which caused the death of three
court officers. member Of the jury
ana young girl spectator. and brought
about the legal execution of two mem
bcrs Of the Allen family and the i'm
prtsonmcnt for long terms OF four other
members Of the elan.
II was shortly before noon that Rich
momd first heard OF the shooting at
The other end Of tho state. Within "a
Few hours special train was speed
!hr from here. carrying officers. dcicc-
bEcS ana newspaper men to the scene
u ia" most frightful crime against
'aw aud order that had been COM
Immediately following the War BE
t""cn til" states y Timcs-D Dispatch
staff man. Alexander Forward. now
secretary To Governor Stuart. was
aboard tho train. and figured later in
the sensational man hunts around
Fancy Cap.
In III" courthouse shooting there
w"r" killed circuit Judge Thornton l..
Ma.Sic. communicating Attorney w.
NJ. Foster. sheriff webb. Juryman Au-
snstn: Fowler and young girl who
had just left the witness stand and
Was watching the proceedings. Floyd
Allen was being tried for A minor Of
Tense. The. sensational trials that fol-
ioWcd the shooting finally fixed the
main gull; on Floyd Alien and his SON
Claude. both Of whom died in the cleo
trio chair AZ tho State Penitcntiary.
ALL. PRINCIPALS BOUNDED
Up AND SENTENCED
After a chase that led detectives
halfway across tho continent, all of
tho principals in the shooting were
rounded up and sentenced. In the pen
itentiary now are Sidna Alien serving
"a thirty-nvc- ycar term: Friel Allen
serving eighteen years: Wesley Ed
wards. serving twcnty-scvcn wears.
and Sidna Edwards. serving fifteen
years.
More than . year ago Wesley Ed
wards suffered a breakdown in health,
aud was sent To tho state Farm His
mother purchased a small place near
tho farm in order that she might he
near her son. and Was permittcd TO
soc him frequently. He has since re-
covered, and is again in the peniten-
tiary.
Governor Stuart has received letters
from All the men asking executive
clcmcncy, but. although u powerful
campaign WAS conducted 10 prevent the
execution of the Aliens who went TO
their death. there has been no formal
outside intervention in behalf Of the
imprisoned mon during the present ad-
miMiStratinn.
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blair Is Acquitted.

y. NJ. Blair, real estate dealer
charged in a warrant issued by L. NJ.
Holt with getting note for 1925 from
him Illegally. was acquitted in Police
Court yesterday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-14
Headache depression
FROM KIDNEY DISORDERS

Headaches and depression may be
due to several causes. Perhaps yours
mystifcs you? May be kidney and
bladder disorders is the cause? If so.
YOU surely want relief and restoration.
Indiscretions in eating and drinking
bring on such troubles very gradually.
somctimes-at other times quickly
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-14
1;ETy1Ii;J|I1l[3I.'I3I3E

will hiring the desired henent If such
symptoms are present as these: IF the
secretion that passes Is highly coiored,
strong OF odor. insufficient or too CO.
nious. followed by pain, burning. irri-
tation smarting, etc. II chiils or fever
come and go. II the head aches, the
eyes burn and general discomfort and
nervousness besiege you.
ARE NEEDED By YOU
Not secret, not new, just right and
true Sold by all druggists.-Adv.
Evening journal., 1917-03-26
RECEIVERS SALE.


PECEIVER' 5 SALE OF REAL ESTATE
IL BY virtue Of an order Of the Chancel-
lor will be exposed to sale az public auc-
tion, on Saturday, March 81, 1917, az 10
o clock A. NJ. az the County Court House,
in the city OF Wilmington, the following de-
scribed real estate Of the Real Estate Trust
Company to-wit:
All those two lots OF land, situate in
the city Of Wilmington and bounded and
described as follows to-wit:
No. situate in the city Of Viii
mington, State Of Delaware, on the north
side Of Gordon street extended. and the
east side Of Lamotte street, having
frontage Of seventy-hve feet on Lamotte
street aud extending that width
along said side OF Gordon street ex-
tended one hundred and two feet.
No. Situate in the city OF viii
mington. state Of Delaware, having
frontage on the westerly side OF Lamotte
street, seventy-fve feet south Of Twenty
third street, Of sixty-fye feet and five
inches. and extending that width west
erly two hundred and twenty-seven feet
TERMS OF SALE.
The purchaser shall pay 70 the receiver at
the time OF sale, twenty-five per cent. Of tho
purchase money, and pay the balance Of the
purchase money as directed by the court, At
the return Of sale and upon confirmation
thereof The receiver will make return Of
the sale on Wednesday, the fourth day Of
April, A. y. 1917 at 10 o. clock in the fore
noon Attendance will he given by
SECURITY TRUST AND SAFE
DEPOSIT COMPANY,
Reoeiver Of Real Estate Trust Company. OF
Benjamin Nields. Esq. its solicitor.
At the same time and place. there will also
be offered the following:
All that lot Of land. with two-story brick
dwelling thereon. known rs No. SIS Monroe
street. Lot 10 feet by 80 feet. inches,
moro or less. Terms made known at sale.
SECURITY TRUST AND SAFE
DEPOSIT CO. Executor.
mari Z. 20. 20, "a. .26,2S,30.