The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-08-18
FINE PROGRAM FOR
LOUISA CONFERENCE
woMEN's PRoHfBITIOS LEAGUE
OF AMERICA HAS WORKERS ,
MEETING.
SESSION BEGINS TO-DAY
WILL CONTINUE THROUGH ToMoR-
GARLAND POLLARD AMONG
SPEAKERS TODAY.

An attractive program has been
arranged for two-days' workers
conference of the Women's Prohibit
ton League OF America, which will
be held at Louisa Courth@uBe. today
and tomorrow
The opening session VIII be at
0s30 o'clock this morning An after
noon session will be al o'clock and
an evening session al O'Clock. To-
morrow's sessions will beglr>at 0 A.
NJ. p. NJ, and p NJ, The pro-
gram Is as follows:
Tuesday Morning.
10. 30~-Devotional exercises Rev.
C. T Thrift: address OF welcome on
behalf of the church Rev &. 7.
Thrift, address OF welcome on behalf
OF Fhe churches, Rev Walter c. Hoy;
address OF welcome Oh behalf OF the
leagues OF the county, Mr.. ]. y.
Walker; response. Mrs. w r. Burrell.,
of Richmond. Va roll call, respond
with motto of local league, address,
Rev. w. O. bearing. recitation. Col
lege Oil Cans" Miss Wilmer Sizer;
solo. Mrs. a. w. jennings paper,
our League" Miss Louise Dlckin-
son; music by the choir; paper. Our
Children" Mrs. John Lindsay; report
of the treasurer; reports Of field sec
retaries. Miss Pearl Young, Rev. Z.
l.. Copley, Mr. Manhood Hardy. Rev,
s. l.. Flournoy; address, Mr.. s. c.
Adams; adjournment.
Afternoon Session.
Meeting OF the board Of direc-
tors: S--devotional exercises, Rev. c,
&. Davis; minutes Of the morning ses-
sion; minutes Of the meeting Of the
board of directors: paper. "A Young
Woman's Vision" Miss Myrtle WIKI
inson music by the choir, address.
OBJECTIONS TO Statewide Prohibition
Refuted." Rev. r W. Osborne, paper.
How Shall We Win the Young Wo-
men o. Miss Maude Amos; solo. Miss
Gettle; 81 alton. THE Christian Young
Men of America" Master Joe Sydnor;
music by the choir paper, What IS
Mightier than the Sword >" Mrs
Luthur Dickinson music by the
choir: adjournment.
Evening session.
8-Devotional exercises. Rev. Mr.
Mccoy; music by the choir; address,
Hon. John Garland Pollard. attorney
general of Virginia, address. Rev. f.
J. Richardson. The carteantst. music
by the choir. adjournment
"Wednesday Morning.
10-Devotienal eHercies. Mrs NJ. e.
/ Strother. minutes ef the afternoon
session; address. prohibition on Land
ana sea, MT AfIfSG Il. w ats sA-
engineer e. $. navy music by the
choir. paper. "a Power Which the
Saloon Cannot Utilize" Mr., Aubrey
h. coHman; Solo. recitation,
Rescued. Mrs Ruth Gillespie
i Daniel; paper. Mr. ", r. Burrell,
music ny the choir; paper, THE Wo-
! mans Prohibition League OF
+ America Mrs s. II. Campbell; solo;
paper, MI Geo. $. Ellyson, music
/ by the choir. al 15urnment-
Afternoon Session.
Injecting 81 the board of direc-
tors: 3--deyotonal exercises; minutes
Of the morning session; paper. Inn
portance of Distributing Prohibition
( Literature, Professor NJ. ]. Powell;
reports from local leagues, two min
utes each recitation; music by the
choir; paper Tomorrow, or Septem-
her %. 19t4" Mrs Eva PoindeXters
solo. paper. Alcohol as Medicine,
+ rs IT Necessary9' Mrs. w. + Wood
ward open parliament. After the
Victory September %, What Next?
led by Rev c. n Campbell; music by
choir. adjourn ment.
Evening Session.
s--DeV0tional exercises music by
choir, address The Battle That is
/ Upon Is" Rev w Ashbury Christian.
y D. adjournment.