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The Hayti herald., 1915-09-16
Charles Carroll Of Carrollton, Maryland
'Father of RELIGIOUS Liberty in America

HISTORY proves, to their eternal
4 L honor, that the Catholics were
the first in America to advocate the
Freedom of all sects to worship at any
shrine they chose to bend a knee. Of
all the cavaliers of Maryland, none
were more noble and none adored
Liberty more than Charles Carroll,
who. with his kinsman, Archbishop
John Carroll, strove for the hereditary
rights of mankind to practice Civil
and Religious Liberty. Carroll was
one Of the richest and most learned
men in the Colonies and when he
proudly affixed his name to our i'm.
mortal Declaration of Independence
he courted the con6scation of his vast
estates. A bystander facetiously re.
marked, as he did so, There goes a
few millions" He was elected to the
National Convention which adopted
the Constitution of the United States,
but illness forbade his attendance.
His cousin, though. Daniel Carroll,
signed our National Law, which for
ever guarantees to Americans Civil,
Religious and Personal Liberty.
The Hayti herald., 1915-09-16

CAROLS manners were easy, afable
and graceful; in all the elegarcies of
polite society few men were his
superiors. His hospitality was nothing
short of royal and he was lifetime
user of light wines and barley brews.
He died in his o5th year, the last
survivor of the signers of the Dec1a>
rationof Observation-Disclosures
upon with reverential regard by rich
and poor alike. Fifty.eight years ago
Anheuser,Busch launched their great
institution and have always brcwed
honest beers-the kind the illus
trious Carroll loved to quaf. Day
byday their famous brewshave grown
in popular favor, until 1900 people
are constantly required to keep pace
with the public demand. Their great
brand BUDWEISER,
because of its quality.
purity, mildness and ex,
quisite flavor, exceeds
the sales of all other
beers by millions of
bottles.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-01-08
BARROW MAY CALL
WHOLE THING OFF

New York Jan. "A man in close
touch with International League Az
fairs declared today that Richmond
and Syracuse are trying to hold up
the big class IA organization before It
will be allowed to establish clubs In
those cities. That is the alleged cause
Of all the de1y in the announcement
OF the expected circuit changes,
According to the informant, Presi-
dent Barrow and his close advisers are
considering the advisability Of calling
OFF the whole thing. which. he says.
will be done unless there is a decided
change In the attitude OF the cities
mentioned within a very short time.
AS the days go by the international
League men have still failed to fall
all over themselves IN mad scramble
to grasp the offers of Richmond and
Syracuse. and In fact seem quite will
Ing to let those towns continue for a
while in posse ssion OF the idea that
they can reap financial harvest while
the league closes 1t fgurative eyes. 1t
is learned on good authority that there
will be no formal meeting OF the In
ternational League until January 20.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-01-08
Howitzers Play
Randolph-Macon
Tomorrow Nigh,
GAME Is EXPECTED TO BE ONE
OF FASTEST STAGED HERE
THIS SEASON.

Saturday night al the Howitzers'
Armory the Howitzers' quint will play
the strong team from Randolph
Macon College, the game beginning
at $50 o'clock. Randoiph-M Macon has
In the past always put a strong team
In the game, and from all accounts
this years team can be relied upon
TO uphold past records.
Captain Shelley Is one OF the fastest
forwards In the Eastern Collegiate
Association. and his work is always
of high class The other members
OF the team, while new men. have
been a hard practice. under Coach
Reiss and will certainly hold up their
positions. y large delegation OF stu
dents Will come with the team and
much spirited cheering will be heard.
The Howitzer team Is composed of
veterans WHO know the game among
these being Captain Metcalf at center.
Bob Bell Lawrence and Entwisle,
forwards: Rowe, F'elvey and McCurdy,
guards The team as whole is one
OF the best in the State. and so far
has clean record. Manager Nc
Carly announces music and dancing
after the game.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-01-08
WONDERFUL HOWE PICTURE
AGAIN ENCHANTS

I The writer Is confessedly Howe
moving picture enthusiast and almost
a fanatic and feels a sense OF guilt
in writing an appreciation Of them
year by year, for fear he might be re-
garded as an advance man for this
most remarkable entertainment. Their
hold upon the public. their fully earn
( ed reputation. leading amusement
seekers to know what they viii get
when they purchase tickets, attracted
the usual large audience to the Acad-
envy last night Amusing. enthrailing,
thrilling educational and interest
4 compelling they represent the last
word In moving pictures, and are to
this form Of entertainment what the
/ lamented Mansfield's acting was to
dramatic art Unusual care in seiec-
ton of subjects has resulted this seasn
/ in a more divertins and diversified
\ program than for several seasons.
There are more subjects and the reels
are shorter, the manager wisely avoid
ing repetition OF as long and techni-
cal d film as the Panama Canal pre-
trip through Greece, which shows a
much wilder and more picturesque
country than the popular mind imag-
ines, an unusual series Of photographs
OF the crystalline precipitation OF mel
! ais and salts from solution Will excite
the interest Of every chemist, novice
or research worker. \ on are then
carried through the marvellously pic
turesque gorGes of Southern France,
+ It's roaring rapids and stately chateaux.
Then without ceremony you accom-
4 pany the conductor to, around and
4 twelve hundred feet straight down
I Into the ever turbulent and aHe-in-
spring NesIv'us with its dense cionds
I OF smoke and boiling lava. and SO
J rea, liz the trip that you experience q
! feeling of relief upon emerging. Then
I to beautiful. Venice. and upon gon-
I lola through it's world famed streets.
I, You float serenely along under the
famed Bridge of signs, and are finally
permitted to witness the island city by
moonlight, a moving picture of unap-
I proachahle beauty that evokes spon-
teneous and universal applause. And
SO on almost ad infinItum. India, with
it's quaint towns and strange scenes,
types OF Arabian peasants and harem
girls, a series of remarkable studies
OF a most winsome baby boy that
keep yon in a continuous roar, open
ins. If flowers anu wonders of the deep.
And speakin. of the latter. did you
eves see "a lsDiax, a comatule, or a
spirograph9 AZ advertisements. there
are the usual connie posed subjects and
the only and ,ninitebie animated car
I toons that are alone worth the ad-
mission fee How these are made Is.
as ever a ,nYstery. And through the
whole entertainhsent there presIdes at
y-ttiifat s<>stit-s of the pia1iufortc, whole
orchestra In one. who can extract
t'ore music Of the kind that tick1es
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-01-08

a copy of the resolution BASED by the
Virginia League. the telegram sent
Wednesday night to President Boat
wright and his reply. Practically
nothing else can be done with refer
ence to the matter until after the
National Commission meets. Follow
ing Is the telegram sent to President
Boatwright after the meeting Wed
nesday night:
j. o. Boatwright, President Virginia
League, Danville, Va:
Richmond business men tonight au-
thorized the organization Of a stock
company. maximum capital 500, 900,
to finance baseball club In the In
ternational League in Richmond.
This orga nization authorized the
undersigned as Chairman to offer Vir-
ginia League $4,000. payable in
thirty days, to surrender the Rich
mond franchise and territory without
restriction Kindly favor me with i'm
mediate reply.
slgned) ALVIN NJ. SMITH.
The reply was received yesterday
afternoon by Mr.. Smith. 1t read:
Alvin Smith. Chairman,
Richmond Va:
have no authority to accept any
proposition other than one made by
Virginia League. Have wired your
telegram to each club owner.
tSignedl j. O. BOATWRIGHT.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-01-08

n. l.. Massey, l.. T Mathews. Victor
Williams. A b. Cousins w. II. Pizzini.
G A. Rady. G. A Saville, James
Peters b. 3. Valentine, W. A. Loving
George Ben Johnston, Leroy b.
Brown. Jr,. William Habliston,
Lawrence + Price.
Alumni Benefit
ON Thursday, January n. the
Alumni Association Of Miss Morris
School will have charge of beneht
performance which will I've given AT
the Little Theater. The officers OF
the association include Miss Katharine
Siuton president: Miss Virginia
Robertson. vice president: Miss Eliza =
beth Taylor. treasurer, Miss Anna
Beattie. secretary. and Miss Marion
Spiccr. corresponding secretary.
Interesting Engagement.
An engagement of interest 10 Viz
Einia society just announced is that
of Mics Eliza Cunningham Harrison,
daughter OF Mr.. and Mr.. Chapman
Leigh Harrison, of Tden. New Kent
County. to Mr.. Calvin Hooker God
dard. son Of Captain and Mrs. Henry
r. Goddard of Baltimore.
Miss Harrison Is prominently con-
nected throughout Virginia
Mr. Goddard is graduate Of
student at the Johns Hopkins MedI-
cal school No date has been set for
the wedding
silver Wedding.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. s. Quarles, Of
2612 Hanover Avenue will celebrate
the twenty fifth anniversary Of their
marriage this evening with an in
formal reception from to II O'Clock.
No formal tnvitatlous have been
issued. but all Of Mr. and Mrs.
Quarles' friends will cali informally,
approaching Weddings.
Mr. and Mrs. George W. FanIconer
have sent out cards for the marriage
nf their daughter Hazel Ross. "a DR.
j. Clinton Dunfurd. of Portsmouth.
the ceremony to take place on We'd
nezday evening, January 90 nj $40
clock, III the home of The brides
parents. SOC North Meadow Street.
After February o Dir, punford and
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-01-08
Rar Association to Meet.

Alexandria. Va. Jan. THE an
nual meeting of the Bar Association
OF the Sixteenth Judicial Circuit OF
Virginia, will be held in the Eiks' Hall
in this city on Saturday at IL o'clock
Officers will be elected for the ensuing
year and a number of matters Of in
terest TO the lawyers OF Northern
Virginia, who are members Of the as
ISOLATION. will be discussed A
luncheon will follow the meeting.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-01-08
East End Quint
Triumphs- Over
Barton Heights
PARAMOUNT FIVE WINS FROM
sUBuRIsANTTES BY SCORE
OF 20 TO T.

Fairmount experienced little trouhls
last night at the Howitzer court In
disposing OF the fast Barton Heights
auint, the score being 20 to I.
The boys from the East End had
the better of the erstwhiie suburban
ties from the start and when the frst
half ended the score stood l2 to 2.
In the final period Barton Heights
showed better form. managing TO
score Ave points to their opponents
twelve. The result of this game comes
as "A big surprise. the Barton Heights
boys having been expected to put up
much better exhibition.
The entire Paramount team display
ed beautiful form. "Dr Punk" PEN
dleton and Watts led the scoring. each
contributing I'VE goals. while Whar-
ton tossed three In the exalted basket.
The work Of Patterson and Ehmig In
guard speaks for itself. only one field
goal being secured by the opposing
forwards. The work OF Gregory. Mar
res and Haw featured for the losing
outfit.
The summary and lineup follow:
Paramount Position. n. II.
Wharton ......R. F.....,.. Mares
Pendleton .....L F.. Richardson
Watts ......... G.. ....... Watson
Gregory ..... r. G. Patterson
Haw .......-. L. G...,.... Ehrntg
Summary score--Fairmount, 30;
Barton Hei yhts. I, Goals--Pendie-
ton, 5; Watts. S: Wharton g. Ehmix,
l. Mares. !. Goals from foul---Haw.
s. Patterson. /. ssubstitutions-Beck
for Haw Haw for Watson: Dunn for
Beck: Stringer for Haw. Referee
Zander tRichmond Grays). Time Of
periods-Twenty minutes
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-01-08
VIRGINIA WEDDINGS.
observation-disclosures

John Shelton. of Passa patanzy, King
George County. and Mrs. Lucreta
Brooks. of Falmouth we're married
Wednesday about noon at the resi-
dence of the Rev. William Jackson. in
this city The groom is totally blind.
ON the rear of the automobile In
which they were riding someone had
inscribed With chalk in large letters.
Just Married" They will reside in
King George County.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-01-08
ADJUSTMENTS

Academy OF Music--Lyman Houe's
Travel Festival
Bijou-Grayce Scott Company pre-
sents "Alias Jimmy Valentine
I4yric-Naudevilie and picture s,
matinee and night.
Colonial--"She Stoops to Conquer
in motion pictures, Continuous.
Standardization pictures.
Observation-Disclosures.
TheatO-pictures.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-01-08
JACK DUNN TO TAKE
BASEBALL MATTER
BEFORE COMMISSION
Owner of Baltimore Orioles Will Attend Meeting in Chicago
This Month of Supreme Conrt of Baseball and Ask
for Richmond's Release From Virginia League

Whether or not the efforts of the
local business men to give the
baseball enthusiasts Of Richmond
a better class of the national
pastime Is to be rewarded will
be decided at the next meeting OF
the National Commission, which
will meet sometime this month I'm
Chicago.
Following a telegram yesterday
afternoon from j. y. Boatwri9ht.
president of the Virginia League,
In which he declared that he had
no authority to accept any pro-
position from the local business
men other than the one made by
the magnat<s at the meeting here
Inst Monday, Alvin NJ. Smith im-
mediately got into communication
with Jack Dunn at his home In
Baltimore. Mr.. Dunn told Mr..
Smith that he had talked with
President Ed. Barrow. of the In
teTnationaI League, over the long
distance telephone and the latter
had suggested that he take the
matter up with the rational Com
mission.
Dunn to Make Fight.
Mir. Dunn asserted that he vii
make a hard fight to bring his Bait
more Orioles TO Richmond, and
Richmond does not secure representa-
ton in the International League
will not be due to the fact that he fa
not exerted every available effort t
bring his Oriole club to this city
The date for the National Com
meeting has not Yet been de
fnitely decided upon, but when tn
Supreme Court of Baseball hold
it's session Jack Dunn says that IN
people here can just depend upon hin
being there. Dunn will take with hin
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-01-08
Tray CALDWELL TO
PLAY WITH YAMKS
COLONEL RUPERT AND CAPTAIN
HOUSTON NOW IN FULL
CONTROL OF CLUB.

New York, Ian. 7.--Colonel Jacob
G. RUPERT, Jr.. and Captain T. l..
Houston, are now in full control OF
the New York American League Club.
The papers were signed today making
the deal binding and rns stock certif-
Gates were turned over TO the new
owners by the attorneys of Frank J.
Farrell and William s. Devery. former
owners. President Ban johnson, Of
the American League. who has spent
more than a month helping engineer
the transaction. broke the news in
plain conversational language.
We'll, she's all ixed up. boys" said
the big leader. The stock has been
transferred, every necessary signature
has been attached to the necessary pa
perr. and I'm going back to Chicago
a much relieved man"
Wants Caldwell Back.
Before Johnson departed he had an
opportunity to congratulate Manager
Wild Bill Donovan on the success of
his effort to wean Pitcher Ray Caid-
well back to the Yankees. Bill re-
turned from Caldweils home at Sala-
manca, N Y. early in the morning.
and proudly waved the contract OF the
slim pitcher in the faces of his en-
ployers and friends. Then, after as
surfing himself that there was no par
ticulsr need of his presence in Goth
am just now, he stuck handful OF
blank contracts in his pocket and
started forth In search of some OF his
players who as yet are unsigned. Ha
took train for Philadelphia. which
will be his temporary base of opera
tions after spending a day or 90 at
home.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-01-08
Step,,ans--Mhite.

Lynchburg. Va, Jan. Miss Car
RTE II, Stephans and Mr.. Percy T.,
White, both OF Campbell County. were
married Tuesday al the home of the
officiating minister. the Rev. p. f.
Arthur of the Methodist Church.
They will live at Harlow, Campbell
County
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-01-08
alligator by Parcel. Post.

Portland, Ore, Jan, "A small
live alligator, sent by parcels post
from New Orleans. is the newest resi-
dent OF the city's roo The reptile
MAS receiNed by Miss -Iiriasne- De
I.ory. a putiic school teacher, who
ssss Il u the city.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-01-08
Observation-Disclosures.

fredericksburg, Va. Jan. -
George r. Hopkins and Miss Annie f.,
Hopkins. of Spotsyivania County. were
married At the Methodist parsonage
at Spotsvlvan!a by the Rev. j. f..
Avery. They Will live al McEenry.
Spotsyiyania County.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-01-08
SOCIETY
TELEPHONES:
Of5its--Mafiison 1919.
Rcsidencc-M . Alison
374f.

his bride will make their their home
in Portsmouth.
MIR and Mrs. Luther, II. jenkins
have sent out cards for the marriage
Of their daughter, Louise Peyton. to
Edward Winsiow Ware. the ceremony
to take place on the evening OF Tues
day. January 10. at $3.50 o'clock, In
the home of the brides parents, 1883
Monument Avenue. After March l.
MIR. Ware and his bride will be at
home in Brookline, Mass.
Furbunh--Sears.
Appomattox. Jan. AT o'clock
Wednesday evening Mise Ola T. Sears
and Lawrence Ellis Furbush were mar
rled here by the brides pastor, Rev.
G. w McElroy. The bride 10 a daugh-
ter Of J. A Sears. Of this place Mr..
aud Mrs Furbush left on the O'Clock
train for q trip to Jacksonville, Fla,
Tampa, St. Augustine and Atlanta. Ga.
ON their return they will reside here
Women's Meetings.
The annual meeting OF the Board
OF Managers Of the Sneltering Arms
Free Hospital will be held on Monday.
January Ii. In the hospital at IL
o'clock. A full attendance is urgeo.
as the election of officers Will take
place.
The Chesterfield Juniors L. d. &.
will hold their regular meeting on
Saturday afternoon at o'clock, in
the parlors of cambridge Street Bap-
list Church, South Richmond.
The Social Service Federation Will
meet this afternoon at llo North
FIFTH street. at O'Clock. All mem
bers are urged 10 come.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Board OF Exchange for Women 3
Work will be held tomorrow at IL
o'clock A full attendance is desired.
The silver Cross Circle Of the
Kings Daughters will meet with Mrs.
+, Il. Hoffman. AIS Boulevard. this
afternoon at 330 o'clock
Rosemary Ssr'iety.
The Rosemary Society held its regu-
lar weekly meeting last Wednesday
evening at the residence OF Miss
Corinne Gutenberg. 2i5 East Main
Street.
Next Wednesday the meeting will
be conducted at the home of the sec
Rotary Miss Susie Clarke. 514 North
Thirtieth Street.
Regular Weekly Dance.
The regular weekly ball of the West
moreland club Will be given this even
ing from $50 TO IL O'clock at sixth
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West Franklin Street. has returned
from 10y h'"hui y WHri si'e -
Nlsltlng hef parents t.i SUING ''''ie'
e
DT. Autnur clayton SiHt'h 'tlt iaot
evening for New York to resume his
duties in the Fulton Street Hospital
theFe'
MISS Ellen aug hat'' u Hiu' - 90.
buF", n - tne hsu9es "V g., ~
some Tune oil MISS HHCiai ilie Dli'eoa'
on fark Avenue
,.-.
John hetth' Oh "Aireito'' mas 60 60.
.
Mr., and Mrs. Avery ana chllafen
! Buck hin.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-01-08
Suffrage League Elects Officers.


The rooms Of the Equal Suffrage
League Of Virginia were filled Yfster~
day afternoon with a representative
and enthusiastic number Of Richmond
women for tho annual election Of Of
ncers for the lea que Reports Of the
years work were read by the chair
men Of the different committees aud
other business attended to. Mrs. r. II.
Valentine president. being Ia the
chair. Interesting talks were made hy
several ladies. each telling Of the
wonderful spirit Of cooperation that
has been manifested among women in
all Classes and conditions to further
this great reform. Mrs Valentine
made an especial appeal Us every
u member 10 come forward now, and
putting aside All differences and
ureferences TO, make this reform come
true, and ca Sc the new slsterhood of
women to become a real live power.
working for the good of mankind
Election Of officers followed and for
the ensuing year will he a. follows:
Mrs. r.. y Valentine, president: Mrs
90 b. Meredith, vice president, Mrs.
Charles O. Rosher. second vice presi
dent Mrs. Sally Nelson Robins third
vfce-president. Miss Nora Houston,
recording secretary, Miss Alice q
Taylor, correspondents secretary; Miss
Grace III. Smithdeai, treasurer, and
Mrs H. n. sampson auditor.
The Executive Committee included
Mrs. r. O. Kidd. Mrs a, X Flanagan.
Miss Marie r L.eahy. Mrs, F L. lob
son. Mrs 8 " Meek Mrs. Walter y.
MAcNeii. Mrs. John Hart M;ss Lou
HeIle G, Jones. Mrs s. NJ Block Mrs
barton H. Wise Mrs Archer Jones.
Mrs. w. W Foster. Miss Lucy Mason.
Mrs. O. Harvey Clarke. Miss Adele
Clarke, Mrs j. TYLER lobson Mrs
Paul ]. Rostrnp, Miss CalIy Rvia nd
Mrs T. e. Gordon. Mrs Milton Mar
cuse. Mrs. G. s. cRae Mrs. f. Mui-
ford Crutch6eld. Mics Garlic Johnston
Mrs Renjaniu Cam sad Mrs II
Truuhart.
Gray~' Bail
The Richmond G;raNs Battalion will
give the second In "a series OF full
dress battalion drills followed Try
dancing on Thursday evening. the
18th of January, Ia The Grsvs'
Armoryl This is ~ Ice one Of tho
largest affairs OF The season. and 500
Invitations will he issued some az the
most important society women have
been asked 10 act ais patroncsses
among whom are the following,
Mesdames Norman y. Randolph
Stuart Cooke, ;! CasNte Cabpll Wood
s0n r. Waddey q T. Boiling Thomas
y hi Mesdams stuart Rowe. Douglas
B FAnderhDpf Alfred Graz Frank II
h Williams. Mead " Suirer. Greer
u AaHEhman. Warren e. Taltor Karl s
4 B1arkweil Elmand Benson. Clarence
& Mfiihiser, Adciphus Blair Ssa nluel
sOhen Christian Clarke, George
Atnnlie. John r. Swariwout, Charles
<srawford, II Stuart tones. John e
44A9eA, s--asst.4Fi I,-r++ 4fi--l p
xsherry. Josepr + Leonard " A.
Ntaek, Hunsd0n Cary, e. c. Chapman.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-01-08

IL ia said that Doris keane, who Is
abroad for her health. will begin her
tour in the spring with Louis Neither
sole as her personal manager.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-01-08

Jack Norworth had the proud satis-
faction OF being commanded" to APP
pear on Christmas Eve before the
Prince of Wales and Sir John French
at Bologne.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-01-08

William A. Brady is to have Il stock
company in Wilmington to play the
Brady productions. Edna Hubbard is
the leading woman of the company.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-01-08

A new musical farce called What's
Going On" h to be produced in Bos-
ton with frances Kennedy. Hughie
Flaherty and Dorothy Webb in the