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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-21

Guiding the city of Chicago, is 2i05.233. This
lcsts es to the rest vi tnt state OF Illinois q
population of a. 2,i3, 3bs. The difference IN favor
az the rest of the state over Cook count. Is
only SIS. t25. About This condition, the Illinois
Issue well SAYS;
The recent report OF the Census Bureau
gives Illinois Il population of 5.63S.5sI lives.
az tnis number 2505.@5$ tive in Cook county.
which Includes the city of Chicago, leaving to
tho al the state 5.233.35S. The excess of
the balance 0t the state over Cook county a.,
fh'fetntp. only SIS, i2a. The relative proper
hco OF Chicago The rest the State in
population set forth in these silent figures pre-
Sc nts tn the State of Illinois the most astound-
ing moral problem the STATE has ever confront
ca. and tie further TACT that il viii continue To
grow IN relative proportion unt the rural pop
uiauon viii shortly become a political uoncn-
tty and the oity's population viii rule ahse-
MtcI$t With the reappuntncnt of the Ic+tS-
iat1Ne districts according To population. IL wit
rfAGteaitS throw the control ut the entire State
in the hands Of the city ot Chicago and VIII
absolutely throw IT into the hands Of Chicago
PEORIA Springfield and East st. Louis There
IS need Of statesmen at Springfield this winter
The STATE Of Illinois needs tho city Of Chicago
with its mighty throbbine outne rrial life. 5Ihe
city ot chicago needs the great State Hi
apiS with its more thoroughly digestcd and ar
simulated American citizenship 10 add "a"
strength al the moral fiber. The biggest 4sse
ton concerning the welfare of each and hntn
is whether no those mighty problems shall
81 solved by the sober Thought of staicsmen
with the greatness Of the whole state in WIN
ct Whegher they shall he solved hy the sttiaan
politician, whose greatest ambition il the per-
can lie said ana who Is willing 10 sink EVERY
thing ctse-=the ship 81 state itsefz-n order
thqt men MAY hay. the right to drink whisbey
over q bar aHd that the carnival of crime pro-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-21
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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-21
Help the Negroes Help Themselves.

Editor richmond Virgtnhn-Sir
II viii certainly hc lttIe less than criminal Il
the city OF Richmond denies the request oG the
better class Of negroes chat the saloon shall
not nc abolished in their midst We nave on
thousands of occasions Told the men OF the
other race to stand Tor sobriety taw and order
IL VIII be 4 shame for The city not to hetp
them to help themselves. Liquor II the Negro ~
worst onemX; ii iE his undoing, phHsitallN. imam
eialty mentally, morally. The removal OF IL
quor from Southern communities entirely would
t4t s1eateSt plcsslHg That c@uan tetdi the
e"lored ruan. judged by all We can sec, We
should have to conclude that without liquor thu
rant1ffy than IL dpes at present.
II Is To the interest ot the white race to
remove from them every stumbling pl9ek Their
ability to work, their Intelligence. their obcdi-
encc the law are all essential to the general
progress ut Southcru societJ, Negroes dehaUch-
ed by liquor are a menace; sober, ia'F-ahldinS
industrious negroes essential element IN
the Development al a greater South Liquor,
however, uses 1no uanGQsp o} oiS@u ig9A oul
INSTITUTIONS. to rctard our progress. ana To COM
Hieafe problems. Ii we cannot DO our
whole duty and for the sake of both White and
eolored remove liquor entirely from cur midst
common sense. common justice, self interest
demand that the government of the etty OF
Richmond II deaf car to all arguments
which would lead to the rejection of the good
ne4ro,s plea fer the protection OF hia people
Fh. best white and the best co(ufed men
unite IN requesting that the proposed saloon
III jackson Ward be not established. AL honor
10 the two thousand intelligent, progressive ne
erotss that protest against being made the VIC
Tins OF this blow At their attempt To elevate
their people. What abput the city authorities?
WIN they on n terhnicality discourage the best
element 81 eolered men aud dehaufh "a" rest
u. x. ANDERSON.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-21
CANADIAN BORDER
BEING WATCHED
UNCLE SAM GUARDING LINE TO
OlTWIT SNUGGLEI3S WHO
HAVE TAKEN NEW ROUTE.

ALEXANDRIA BAY. n. y, Dec
af.---In pursuance of thu govern
ment's plans to end smuggling along
the Canadians borders orders were
issued, to-day to all of the customs
inspectors To make their exanina-
ton OF the goods of all persons cross
ing from Canada more minute. Dur
ing the last three weeks inspectors
here and ut Ogdensbure have held
up 100 persons ana have confiscated
goods upon which an attempt was
made IT, evade duty. They arc OPP
Grating in conjunction with the Cana
dian customs officials,
The usual plan of border smugglers
Of buying new clothes in Canada and
then wea ring them across the line Is
being watched carefully. Women in
apectors are now on duty at the va
rious stations to watch women tour
lists, because Of the report that the
dressmakers are now bringing their
samples from Paris to Canada, and
then having them worn over into the
United States by female assistants.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-21
ATHLETICS AND WEAK Hr.rrs.

AHe have several times taken occasion 10 eoun.
caution in connection with The canor
4nst the brutality OF football and other siren
ppOrta when founded on the fart OF death
Incident attending their indulgence. As W
- pointed out. sport Is the moro beneficial
E& n rough when il Is engaged In by persons
HQlcaily able to meet its demands. SO, fatali-
m football arc in many instances due. not 81
- 10 the character OF the game as the physi.
nnpreparedness Of those who participate i'll
|21 point is the case Of Il North Carolina stu
INAirectly from basket call basketball is an
E1oor game. which has tho call is a clean.
p1eoOIne and non-inturious sport. 4 needs
Neser, much physical exertion and cndur
without the spectacular features OF foot
it still requires strength, Quickness. and
10 AIl stamina. So far rs broken bones and
81Eed heads concerned, its accidents are
But the Wake Forest student had weak
III He played. and he died. The unusual
oAds Of the exercise robbed him OF the pow
$Mk resistance or recuDeraiiOH. He was Sacrl
= ~ game which be should never have been
Dtfted to play.
&6re II a phase OF education which games
ksUaniy sort meet better than anything else
4evised That ia the education in manli-
in selfreliance. and In patriotic purpose.
Ia only contest founded on strength and
lng qualities can supply. But there is pc,
Il duty In connection with this sort Of edu-
W which institutions are negligent 10 avoid
IA the duty Of physical preparation and
o3ogical caution. Violence is one mans
gs1and another's poison. To permit
~ 70 engage In any game calling for great
sef 4 physical sort Ii scarcely less than
~ neglect. when permission is granted
ccmpetent examination and advice OF
k stature
kA1r 4 In football basketball. or merely
~ rope. the student with weak heart
& - made 10 sit on the side lines and
p fas - the strain upon his lungs viii
m - make noise
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-21
II nt,is WILLIAMS On STATEWIDE,
PROHIBITION

Judge Martin Williams Is one Of tho Demo
cratic leaders OF. Southwestern Virginia. II is
of interest 10 note that he takes the same posi-
tion that has been taken BY Speaker Byrd and
Congressman Glass, that tic people III Virginia
have the right to vote On the question a. state
wide prohibition. Judge Williams uses no I'M.
certain language in declaring his position.
The great question before the Democratic parts
to-day is whether it will allow The liquor people
through the registrars 70 pad The registration
books with iliiterate negroes
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-21
Our Systematic Deception Of the Hen.

We make doubt that when the crmnolo-
etst OF the future discovers the hidden spring
OF all the sharp practice and chicanery which
marked the twentieth century he will iind II
IN the deception practced upon the great
American hen. 1t Is impossible for Il whole
people 10 spend its time king awake q nights
thinking up some way TO bambooze confding
puilet without finally weakening the moral fiber
81 the entire race.
\ nation which In its salad days began placing
SIN other eggs from them under false pretenses,
might hRve expected the ultimate disclosure of
sugar scandals and insurance orgies.
citizen In the Commonwealth made famous
~ wooden nutmpgs is shamelessly hoasting of
his la1est contrivancc fer imposing upon the pa
ueut bariyard fowl. lie has screened off a space
~ ballroom dimensions in his greenhouse. W here
dozen hens are held captive. The temperature
j. warm, ana the flowers blooming in abund-
ance. Even the uost Intelligent and sophisti-
4Ated hen would naturally suppose that spring
tad come. The dollhouse leuncrN is turning out
d"zeh eggs dag, just when the Christmas de
maud Is liNelicst and most profitable.
OF course ii viii cause great confusion among
The hens when they find that spring has come
twice III the same year but the deplnrabIe aspxt
ot the ease is the effect OF such duplicty
on the great body OF the people. II threatens to
tends 10 make us. but advertise us as Il nation
Of sharpers.
The American hen has contributed her part to-
ward the uphuilding of this country. We should
IL frank with her in Observation-Disclosures Times.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-21
PI Mt BANQUET
\ DELIGITTF1-L AFFAIR

Members If II Mu Fraternity in
this citS and delegates representing
chapters from Pennsylvania. Virginia,
Kentucky, South Carolina aud Georgia
enjoyed delightful banquet at tbs
cammonwc alth Club on Saturday
nisht last
ri Mu fraternity. starting Hs It
Local organization al the University Of
Virginia. has grown into a fraternity
OF national Importance, and has far
It's object the establishment of this
Honor SYSTEM" IN medical colleges.
Among the Richmond alumni preY-
cnt were. hrs, 4. t. Gray, Penle. ST.
George Grinnan. J. 4. White. Gree
Baughman. Garrett Nelson. Il. +.
Tueket. l. Z. Price. W A. Sheppard
Carl Blackwell. Foxes. Luck. l.. L.
Wigs, NJ, =. Rucker. r II. Hundiay.
W. ~ craig and J. Fulmer fright
and Messrs Welsh. 1'lass. T'owe.
Foxes and Hyrd.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-21


believe thoroughly in the Independent spirit
Of girls. Many girls not forced into the
/ business world to earn their living, but have a
disposition to make their own spending money,
ana especially in large family OF girls where
there Is enough to keep them all employed
home.
A girl who has disposition to be NJ and
doing all the while soon gets tired of the social
world and wants something that is al real In
terest To the mind as well as beneficial to the
body.
A thorough business girl and eHe Nho takes
interest In her work and does her best from
employer and he should feel that she is worth
something to his business. A business girl Is a
splendid specimen Of modern girlhood. he Is
self Prospecting. capable. intelligent and indus
tfious and should be respected and admired b.
every
The fact that she 10 a bookkeeper or Jerk or
holds any other position does not lessen or de-
tract from her womanlness. Her experience
and business life leads her to be methodical
and teaches her the value OF money After
earning 1t she does not use II wastefully. and IL
work and really likes il she VIII do 1t to the
best Of her ability and il possible her
employer time. expense and trouble; Tins max
ing her moro valuable.
have often heard the remark especially
from the opposite sex. that business girl Is
not a domestic girl, as she knows nothing OF
household duties. such sewing, cooking or
house keeping That is not true Of every girl.
fer can s&e one example, but the writer won't
mention the name, you may guess
OF course, don't pretend TO say that all
girls who in business arc thoroughly ae-
Gualnfed with household affairs, for there are
not oven their daily duties.
The business Girl. from my own experience,
by no means has an easy road to travel, for
sometimes she finds herself In very embnrrass-
ing positions bur dignity and patience usually
win the race. ,
think the day is fast approaching when
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-21
SEWS1 NOTES AND PERSONALS
FROM GREEN HAY

Special to Tire Richmond Eirginiaa
GREEN BAY, VA. Dec. ei--Mrs.
Rehecca Price is very III at her home
here
Mrs. Frank Kaufman, who uas
taken with fever last MAY. has re-
turned from the hospital In Rich
mena
Rev +. w Berry. pastor Of the
Christian church here, Is expecting
his son. Earle. and bride from Raiti-
more this Week. II is needless In say
that Christmas cheer viii prevail.
Professor y. Parker Richardson In
looking toward with pleasant autici-
raiians 10 Christmas Week, as he ex-
poets to have ali Of his children ard
grandchildren with him.
Mrs. Hatcher Clark continues 10 hs
e1flifR SICK
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-21
TIE ELn CROSS srsMp.

A correspondent writes rs TO urge the sale Of
the Red Cross stamp. AS she points out, if is
only necessary that livery business man make II
"a rule during the holiday season TO purchase ana
use these inexpensive tokens for the fund
against tuberculosis 10 be- sweied and masnfed.
II III this way the purchase OF one stamp may he
induced, this space has served it's purpose
Tire Red Gross. stamp has the great power OF
being little thing an inexpensive thing It's
strength Is in its multitude and ia the ease With
which it is put in motion. In a way II is like the
termination III million minds Of new thought
OF II high ideal. individually unimpressive its
mass OF influence is alpowerful dust as the
difnsed weight Of human conviction finally re-
suits in an irresistible impulse. SO these little
stamps may prove ia the end the conqueror OF
age-long plague,
Nothing could be more appropriate to the
Christmas season than the Red Cross stamp
lis genesis is Chrstlike lis philosophy is love
It's intention is the ending OF suffering Out OF
these things grow he cheer II carries the bright
ness il disseminates. tho good that it does like
a multitude Of smiles in snow storm
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-21
A Worder CITY.

i'uhheat ion Of the full figures ri the nations
increase Of population, an unprecedented growth
u single decade af more than 100000 souls
has not detracted from Interest In the develop
ment ef New York CITY and it's suburban COM
mauities, The growth az this metropolitan region
remains one of the most remarkable features OF
the count.
Greater New York itself the political New
PENNSYLVANIA has eaualed his growth. All lili-
nois gained less than two-thirds much; Ohio
not hair.
Metropolitan New York The World has defined
as Including Nassau and Nestehester coDntes.
and Bergen. passae, Hudson Essex and Union
counties in New Jersey. A part ef the popula-
ton OF THIS wider region il rural In character
fecause "f distance from railways, bat II is well
defined as political divisions permit, I includes
close to ',ooo,00o people. and has grown IN ten
wears about 00oan0. say as rnuch as the ter
combined States ~ Missouri. Kentucky, Tonnes
sec, North Carolina. South Carolina Virginia
West Virginia, Mississippi Maryland and Florida
Committing New York includes. besides the
netrapolitaa area thus defined. considerable see-
nans Of suffolk. Putnam. Dutchess, RosklaHd
and Orange counties IF Fairfield county. Conn.
and Of five or six other New Jersey counties.
This added area, not accurately de6nahle,
siderable part cf whose adult mon are daily DENT
zens Of New York. contains half million or
more souls ard has made an increase equal to
Itahs. In summer the tributary area Is even
wider.
The great population belt Or the United states
comparatively narrow "trip connecting Boston
and Washinetnn OF which New York is almost
the exact center. has probably gained in popula
tiun. upon less than half of Nirginas
addition Alabama. Georgia, Louisiana and Ar
kansaa--fourteen great States In all
Nearly sixth NJ the local population oF the
country and than one nth Of its decennia
growth lie dense within this little strip, fact
whose political and social consequences are r4o-
mentous to the naton.~Ncw York World
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-21
Charles Jones.

Especial To- TIE klehmoud Virsinlan.A
HrATHSNILLE. IA. Dec. "a
Mr.. Charles Jones. son OF Mr.. Law
son Jones. al Avalon, NorthaTner-
land county. died 81 heart failure at
Goan, this county. SUNDAY evening at
80 O'Clock,
Mr.. Jones had just returned from
Baltimore. Md. whore he Was mar
riea tn Miss Eva Fisher, Of Avalon.
this county. on FriGn.. He COM
planned Of being sick while In Bal
timore. ard his condition grew wrosr
while on the steamer dArins the night
on arriving al Cnan wharf early sun
day morning he was too III u he car
ricd to his home. His funeral wa-
heid from the home OF hts brother
Mr. Edwin Jones. in Ealrfields, on
Tuesday afternoon. Rev. II =. i}rts-
coil, of the Baptist church, conduct
ing the service
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-21
PEOPLES FORUM
Another View of the Increased and Disprot,or.
tionate Growth of Cities.

Editor Richmond Eirginian~-s;ir:
The last census reveals that practically every
where thu increase ii population In t5nr tttics
Is out Of proportion to the increase In rural
sections This has been matter of general
comment by the press Ana it does not prom, :
ise the best things for the future. Bur the
principal reason assigned why such a condition
Is nnfortunat" Is largely material one--that
the people must te tea and that IL the cities
are crowded and the farms fursaken il will
soon be- II question Of bread and meat: Of no
adequate Supply OF the foodstun$ absolutely
necessary - existence
There Ia. however another phase OF tho sub
leet witch ought n receive careful attention
and that II in reference 70 Tho domination Of n
States affairs by large city or Il few smaller
ones the liquor question. Take Chicago, fof
example; The population Of Cook county ip
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-21
MUNICIPALITIES VOLUNTARY h.NE-
CATION.

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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-21
FIRE DESTROYS FURNITURE
PLANT.
Crarer Furniture Factory Burns, En-
triIina a Loss CT $500, 900.

GREENS BsEo. y. =, Dec 2l~~The
large plant If the Craner Furniture
Cosspanv. together with storage, fin
ishing ard shipping -roosn. dry kilns
aud 2d0.eeo feet ~ lumber. were de-
stroyed hy a IRE OF unknown origin at
Thonasviiie Monday night. The less
Is estimated al s20o.o with about
eue-thlrd Of thu, rum covered by in
surance. Tic factory made speciality
Of chairs and tables and was owned
~ stuart " Gramrr, Of Charlotte ].
Il Crauer ard John Myrea. of Thomas
Wills. ana the Whiting Company. Of
Wilton. Mass The company employ
ed zoe a1er. ard rull 900 of this num-
her VIII BE- thrown out of employment
for several months
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-21
This Was Fin. D;oIon.ex

Here ~ story about diplomatic negro
waiter also about two well known Kansas men
who by the names of Smith and Jones'
just tell the yarn
Smith and Jones look much alike md arc FREE
quently taken for each other. One uav Smith
in certain big hotel thousand miles
from Kansas City and went into the dnin z room
for dinner. The negro waiter busly brushed OFF
the crumbs and said why how is you Mr.
Jones. how is you? Is glad to see you I hasn Z
you since I waited on YOUR table when
YOU all used to have little game up stairs
I'm afraid you are mistaken said Smith
very quickly. MY name isn't Jones You have
the wrong man."
huff said; nuH said. sn,ed the negro with
much bowling and scraping. "Ah knows ali right
when to keep nah mouf shet; ah knows all right
Mr. Jones. KANSAS City Journal
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-21
George W. Dogcrt.

CARTERsN VA. Dec. n.
George W. lsoog"rt. one of the old
ext citizens of this county. died at has
home, "MorNens,' near Cartersy'lic
Monday afternoon. shortly before s
o clock.
Shortly before coming t. this coun-
T." he was married 10 Miss Bernie
Miehaels. who with one son. Geor=e
a Bogert. and three daughters. Mrs
u. f. Whitiock, ana Misses Lille and
Bernie Bogert. all living near Car
tersville, survive htrn. lie also leaves
a sister. Mrs. Robinson. who made
her home with him
He Viii be buried to-day from his
home in the family cemetery near his
home.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-21
ARCHBISHOP M'EVAY.
is ON DEATH BED

TORONTO, ONT. Dec. 21--Arc,.
bishop MeEyay. the head of tho Pc.
man Catholic church in Toronto I.
heieFed To be on his death bed. An
oiliclais statement issued TODAY saw,
that In spite of prayers and medical
attention ne is not improved and ia
resigned to the will Of God.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-21
BANK BUYS CLERKS
OFFICE SITE FOR NEW HOME

Especial tn The Richmond Nirginian)
EMPORIA, VA. Dec. 11.--The COR
iler lot on Main and Park streets. be-
longing 20 the county and on which
the clerks office now stands, was SOLD
at auction Monday 10 the Farmers
and Merchants Bank for $4,000. There
will lie a handsome new bank building
erected on this lot In the near future
which viii be Il permanent home for
the Farmers and Merchants Bank.
The clerks Office will be moved to
some other spot on the court -house
lot
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-21
E,ngi,1e on n "Te.,t -

There was quite a how-out al Union Station
tast night.
Though the affair entirely irlproptu every
in the neigh borhood soon aware that
something was doing. and many got In on" the
proceedings
1t happened this way: An engineer on a
switching locomotive at the Pullman wards
pulled his whistle rope Just Ike Casey Jones
did. The whistle responded In ear-splittng
manner. and continued respond long after
the engineer had let GO the cord
The valve the whistle mad tripped and
there nothing to do but walt for the steam
pressure to become exhausted. The locomotive
had considerable lung power for II was unr!f
hour and half had passed and all the neigh
borhood awakened that, with a final death
shrek, the siren quieted down.
When it was learned the disturbance was a
locomotive on foot folk went back to their
shirn Washington Herald
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-21
Miss Gcorgianna Reyonlds.

Especial to The Richmond Nlrginian.}
HEATHSVILLE, VA. Dec. 2l-
Miss Georgianna Reynolds, sister Of
Mr. Holland Reynolds. Of Coan. this
county. died OF tuberculosis at the
home Of her brother on Friday night,
after a lingering illness. Her funeral
was held from Smithland baptist
church. near Hcathsviiie, on Sunday
afternoon interment being made In
tho church cemetery. Rec. Mr.. Ha-
bel conducted the service.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-21
Mrs. Lizzie 4. White.

Especial to The Richmond Nirgtniano
DiLLWYN. VA. Dec. cl.--Mrs
Lizzie A. White. wife of MIR. William
II. White, 81 Gold Hin, this county
died at her husbands residence
Thursday morning, December 4, at g
o'clock She was a member of the
Presbyterian church FOR over a
year Mrs. White was a sufferer from
consumption. and during the time was
never known to murnur She leaves
husband and four children to mourn
their less.