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Evening journal., 1915-04-20

are open. although shells are drop
ping Al times into the market places,
where the people hagGle for bargains.
"One marvels that there can be
such solidarity. In the countries
whose troops | saw the highest and
lowest are bearing the common task
Of fighting for their highest ideals.
Men who were great in science. the
arts. business. are manning batteries
and using their great abilities to
make this year OF science and OF
artillery. The single man is a slight
factor his works bear inc brunt Of
the conflict" 4,
The health of the mon in the
trenches. Mr. Beveridge said. is bet
ter than at any previous time during
peace.
This is especially true in the fac
tory worker he added. II saw rcd
checks and staunch frames every
where in both countries and in neither
OF them is the use of alcoholic drinks
permitted. | believe that the one
great change which this war will
bring will. be in the mode of life.
Regular meals, out of door exercise
and freedom from the soul narrowing
drudgery of routine are reniaking
these men.
1T is their splendid courage, their
high devotion, which challenges the
humble admiration of the beholder
He is convinced that. after all, be-
meath the surface there is no such
thing as cowardice."
One of the greatest surprises he
had Mr. Bevcridge said, was his dis
! covery OF the obscurity of Bernhardi
: in Germany He had regarded him
as the reflection of the military spirit
of Germany. but an exhaustive in
( quiry disclosed the fact that but sis
| thousand Of his works in all were
ever published and many OF thos'
had never been sold The Socialist
/ leader the labor leader and some of tn,
greatest educators in Germany whom
he questioned. he added had never
leard of Bernhard. He said tha
in Germany 100000 men had vOlun
toered for service in the war
1T is a war of the peoples" he said
Tho mightiest and most inconceiv
able of conflicts. Let us pray that w
will be ready spiritually to meet thi
great changes which Will follow it,
Evening journal., 1915-04-20
Dandruffy Heads
Become Hairless

IL you want plenty of thick. beauti-
full. glossy. silky hair. do by all means
get rid Of dandruff. for il will starvc
your hair and ruin il il you don't
Il doesn't do much good to try 10
brush or wash it out. The only sure
way to get ri. OF dsndrun Is 10 dis
sclve IL. then you destroy il entirely.
To do this. get about four ounces of
ordinary liquid arvon; apply IT at
night when retiring; use enough 10
moiston the scalp and rub il in gently
With the finger tips
BY morning. most il not all. OF your
dandruff will he gone, and three or
four more applications will complete
~ dissolve and entirely destroy every
single sign and trace. of Il.
You viii ind. TOO, that all itching
and digging Of the scalp viii stop. aud
your ~ Jock and feel p hundred
timci You csn ect lipuld arvnn
- al =, store r. IS i-cNhcn5irc
and rl ,pccs g. aii you 7viil nce'L
no ho~ mucn dandrun you
have simple remedy never falls.
Evening journal., 1915-04-20
GEMS OF THOUGHT
Imagination is the air Of mind.-Bailey

Andbmduph Is the ait OF mlnu-hdllcY.
.--.-.-.
When fair occasion calls. It's fatal to delay
Iucan.
.-.-s-.
man used to vicissitudcs is not easily detected
Samuel Johnson.
The chapter Of accidents is the longest CHAPTER in
the book.-Souihey
t---.--.f
Blessed influence OF one true loving soul on an
other.--Goorge Eliot
.-.-.-.
ulda Queen of Denmark
Religion is tho best armor in the world but the
poorest ooak.-John Bunyan
.--.-.--.
Wonder is the feeling Of philosopher ana phil
osophy begins in vondcr.-Plaio
:--.-:--..
Practice IN life what you pray for and God viii give
II to YOU more ahundantly -puscy
Delight th, sell also IN the Lord and Hs shall give
thee the desires OF thine heart--Fsalms x11ui.4
Evening journal., 1915-04-20

William Jennings Bryan has fallen wonderfully in
Democratic estimation since he became Secretary OF
State In President Wilson's Cabinet and yet there are
few persons who cruel TO assert that he
would like 10 be the Democratic candidate for President
in 1916 Surely he has not lost the last shred OF po-
1itical shrevdness,
Evening journal., 1915-04-20
TUESDAY APR. 20. 1915
FOR A BRIGHTER AND BETTER CITY.

~ HROUGH the initiative and enterprise OF the Della
Paint Club. the week beginning April %
has been specified for ceanine-up and paintng-up VIII
mington. The movement appeals strongly to public
frasor Those who cleanup paint-up their proper
tics that week will be doing something for the city
OF Wilmington. They will be assisting In making IL
better brighter and more heathful city in which
to live.
This cleanup and pant-up campaign depends upon
individual cooperation for its success. " each man
and each woman and each child of discretionary age,
viii do his her little bit in this projected work the
aggregate accomplishment in city Of 100000 nhabi-
tants will be stupendous Let not that fact be lost
sight Of by readers
All rubbish that has accumulated should be removed
and placed in receptaces and bundles il may be
taken away and destroyed
The work of cleaning up the houses. cellars and
yards should not be attended by lierng up the side
walks and streets 'my than may he unavoidable
In getting rid OF the matter back the building
lines.
After the cleanup, paint whatever may need paint
and plant shrubs, flowers and seeds wherever they
will assist IN the making Of city beautiful
An exponent OF the cleanup and palnt-up
paign asks If it doesn't make something in you ache
when YOU pass building residence business prop
erty. that looks like II had wtathered the blasts and
reflected the suns Of nifty neetng seasons?
There splotches and hotches all it, the shin
giles pieces of the roofing often curl up at the end
like crank reiormers halri neglect seems 10 nave
covered with frayod and taitered mantle; the
doors sag. and the windows wink at you with bleary
Indifference. And people live in and try TO do busi-
in such structures. No live in them; II
is not living; il rs existing and very poor sort OF
existence at that. No do business in such
place Such building reminds one Of a ragged beg
gar seeking for job. little work little energy
little paint will transform one Of these places into
habiation ht for human dwelling, make the former
decreptudc and decay gre place 10 inviting brightness
in the OF business house.
CLEANUP and paini-up. Paint destroys millions of
germs that infest wood Paint is one of the enemies
with whom the doctor has 10 contend. Paint is the
doctors rival. and it should be used literally by Will
mnetonians during clean-Up and Pant-Up Week.
If Great Britain and France had any doubt regard
Evening journal., 1915-04-20

Many peoples lives have been en-
tirely altered sor the better through
the use of the Wants. for they have
helped them in a hundred ways to
success.-Adv.
Evening journal., 1915-04-20

Washington Is growing very rapidly. In due time it
probably will blossom inoa city of the first class Be
tween 1910 and 1914 its growth has been particularly
marked Former President William II. Taft is respon-
sibe for the assertion that IL that of growth per-
slst the nations capital will have 100000 inhabitants
by the year 2O0O It may be that something OF for
uitous will in the meantime to beat even
that estimate and enable the city to reach the 100000
mark long before the present century closes.
Evening journal., 1915-04-20

Democratic candidates i'm the June election in this
city this year will be sacrihcia offerings. n is
Republican year. That has been demonstrated re-
peatody i'm other cities this Spring as, for instance
Chicago and St Louis.
Evening journal., 1915-04-20

One OF the msrvels Of the times is'that least two
members of our Levy Court have not long ere this
stepped on their own tongues
Evening journal., 1915-04-20

II is estimated that eighteen months of the European
war will cost $4,000 100000 Someone should give
an intelligent estimate Of the number years it will
take for posterity to dig its way from beneath that
burden of debt
Evening journal., 1915-04-20

1T is far better never TO make promise wrote
Colonel Roosevelt recently. That assertion is strongly
out Of harmony with his political and official record
Il may he based upon his own bitter experience IN
making promises and breaking them.
Evening journal., 1915-04-20

If Great Britain and France had any doubt regard
ing the lasting fidelity OF Russia TO the cause of the
allies. they would have given TO that country
credit for $25ooOOo00 in the repayment of which Rus
sis will $i25OooCOo worth Of wheat that be
delivered until the Dardanees and a Bosporus have
been forced and safe outlet from the Black Sea
proYlded
Evening journal., 1915-04-20
AMERICA CANNOT ESCAPE EFFECT
OF GREAT WAR, SAYS Mr.. BEVERIDGE
Hnn

FROM the New York HeraldD
Evening journal., 1915-04-20

Very truly yours,
HENRY c. DOWNWARD.
Wilmington. Del, April II, 1915.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-03-02
DIVIDES WITH EMPLOYEES.
Yonkers, New York. Firm Pays Out
Its Eighth Bonus.

Yonkers, n. u. March 1.-The
eighth bonus. amounting to $65 900.
was distributed among about three
thousand OF Its employees today by
the Alexander Smith & Sons Carpet
Company. Employees who have been
In the company's service for ten years
received ten per cent of their earn
ings for the six months ending De-
cember 81. 1914. and employees who
are Of five years standing received
five per cent of their earnings for the
same period.
In giving out this money the COM
pany is following a profit-sharing pol
icy established in the fall of 1911.
since which time a semi-annual benus
has been given. AllNtold 1t has dis
tributed $537.000 in this way.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-03-02
NO TRUTH IN REPORT
OF BERNSTORFFvS RECALL

New York, March 1.---Dr. Bernard
Dernburg, who has been credited with
being the Germans Emperor's person
al representative here. said today that
the report that Ambassador Won
Bernstorn vas to be recalled because
of the fraudulent passport case, and
other difficulties, was ridiculous. In
his rooms at the Ritz Carlton he re-
marked:
THE story h part of a deliberate
attempt OF English agents to discredit
prominent Germans in America. As
far as ] am concerned the whole
thing is bunk"
The report named Baron Trautler
as Won Bernstorrs successor. DR..
pernherg Was represented as holding
divergent views from the Ambassa-
dor. $50 @
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-03-02
YESTERDAYS DEVELOPMENTS
IN FIGHT ON DISEASE

Among developments yesterday I'm
the fight against possible spread Of
the fatal foot and mouth disease
ares
Reinforcement Of the county po-
lice Of Henrico by the addition Of =
score OF special police. named by
Judge scott, to guard the quaran-
tined area.
The addition Of veterinarians and
meat inspectors OF the Federal gov
ernment to the staG of DR.. Marshall.
Of the Bureau Of Animal Industry,
in charge Of the governments in
terest here, and enlargement Of
force under state Veterinarian Fer
neyhouEh.
Appropriation ny City Council of
$1,000 ~ nm emergency fund for the
safeguarding of Richmond miIk
supply.
Securing contractor for making
excavation necessary for the bury
Ing Of the Infected cattle ON the
Miller Farm, to be ktlle dthis morn
Ing.
Warning by Health Board to far
naers Of surrounding section to con-
ane all anImaIs and watch closely
for nrst signs Of the disease.
Health Departments order to all
Richmond dairies 10 pasteurise all
milk delivered to consumers i'm
.Richm0nd.
Extension by Governor ftuart of
quarantine against other states no
~ to embrace state Of Kansas and
to Include In list Of things barred
entry into Virginia, beet pulp and
bags and other containers for stock
feed.
Argument before Judge scott In
City Circuit Court ON states petition
for injunction aEninst all railroads
operating In the state, argument
continued 10 today.
Closing by city of Mayo Bridge
ana Free Bridge to cattle, sheep and
other ruminants.
Order by Henrico supervisors that
all dogs running loose In county
shall be shot.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-03-02
VIRGINIA c. D. ?.
PLANNING PARTY
ORGAN At ROANOKE

Especial to The Richmond Eirginian.)
Roanoke. Va, March Acting on
the suggestion of Chairman c. b.
Slemp, chairman OF the State Repub-
lican, Committee. Secretary George l..
Hart. of Roanoke. has issued a cali
for meeting Of the State Executive
Committee at Hotel Roanoke at 1
o'clock Saturday morning, March 6.
Republican leaders rom all over
the State will be on hand. including
National Committeeman Alvah II.
Martin, of Norfolk. and State Chair
man c.. Bascom Slemp. member ~
Congress from the Ninth District.
While the meeting is called for the
Executive Committee. 1t Is pretty gen.
orally understood that good party
men, whether committeeman OF not.
are expected to be present and par
ticipate in important discussions. as
this is the first meeting of the com
mittee In more than year.
The Republicans will take up and
consider party matters generally and
lay plans for the legislative cam
paign this fall. There seems to be
4 growing sentiment among Repub-
licans OF Virginia that the time has
come for something more than a
chase after patronage and unusua.
Iarty activity is looked for during the
present year.
Probably one OF the most import
ant matters that may come before the
committee Is the proposed establish
ment OF a Republican daily newspa-
per to present party principles not
only to the regulars of the Southwest.
but all over the State. II such a pa
per Is decided upon It may be pub
lished in Roanoke. The Republicans.
It is said. regard this as the logical
point from which the G. O. p. fol-
lowing can be reached.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-03-02
VIRGINIA HAlES.
MORGAN TO COURT
Acknowledgement ASKS INJUyC-
TION TO RESTRAIN ANY TRANS
FER OF MORGAN WILL.
WRONGFUL POSSESSION
NEW YORK BANKER HAS NO LAW
Full TITLE TO PAPER, STATE
DECLARES. AND ASKS IN
EQUITY ITS RETURN.
WRONGFUL POSSESSION

Especial to The Richmond virginian. }
Washington. March John Gar
land Pollard, Acknowledgement Of the
state of Virginia. and John s. Bar
bour. of counsel for complainant. to-
day aled pstiticn In tina Supxcnas
Court OF the United States for leave
to make motion for an injunction
against J. Pierpont Morgan. OF New
York. to restrain him from disposinE
wife Of the first President OF the
United States. until the court may
order the defendant to deliver the
viii to the oratrix.
The brief filed In support of the
petition sets out that June FL. 1902.
The Will was admitted to probate be-
fore the County Court OF Fairfax
County, whereby the will became the
property OF the Commonwealth of
Virginia and a public record thereof.
1t is commended that the will Is a
chattel which has such special ex-
traord!nary, uncommon and unique
value" that it cannot be replaced by
means of money. and Is not suscep-
tible of being compensated for by
any practicable or uncertain measure
OF damages.
4 Imminent OF Title.
1t Is commended further that the will
Is a imminent Of title, under which
large and valuable real and personal
estates located within the Common
wealth of Virginia have been dis
posed of. The brief contends that
the will was wrongfully and ille-
galiy distracted from the possession
Of the defendant. who. 1t is contended,
has not acquired. either In law or
equity, any title to the will. 1t is
alleged that although the defendant
has been duly requested so to do. he
refuses to deliver TO the oratrix the
document in question, and asserts his
a bsouite right therto.
Remedy Only In Equity.
The brief concludes as follows:
"Inasmuch therefore. as your ora
trix is remediless in the premises.
save in a court of equity. she prays
,.lat the said John Pierpont Morgan
30 made a party defendant to this
bill and be required to answer the
same, an answer under oath being
waived: that this court may order
said defendant to deliver said docu-
ment to yolr oratrix. and, pending a
decree to that effect. that he be en-
Joined and restrained from disposing
thereof and removing the same be-
yond the Jurisdiction OF this court
or that he be required to place the
same in some appropriate custody to
await the said Anal Judgment OF this
court. and that your oratrix be grant
ed such other and further relief. gen.
eraf and speeial, as In the premises
may seem meet"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-03-02
GERMANY ACCEPTS PROPOSALS
WITH .FEW NOTIFICATIONS

Berlin, March 1.--Germany has acc
copied with few notifications ths
American proposals looking to m0di<
fication of the war zone" campaign
and to the removal by the allies o.
the embargo on food for Germany. The
reply to the American note suKKest4
that. In accordance with the principlA4
Of international law. the importattoA
should be permitted. not only for focd-
stuffs, but also Of such raw matefiAle
as are necessary for the peaceful civte'
liam population. *
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-03-02
Considers There Is No Form Of
Economic Pressure to Which
1t Is Not Entitled to Resort
Has Not Rejected
America S Proposal
Army as Well as Navy Now
Moving to Attack on Con-
stantinople-ohips Rapidly
Reducing Forts

London, March f. Great
Britain dccreed today I'm behalf
of herself and her ailies tine
compicte prom bitlon OF food 70
Germany, and all other trade Of =,
Whatever nature with Germany
or her ally. Austria.
The decision to bar the oceans
to ali commerce with the TeutOnic
allies WAS made public In the
House of Commons by Herbert
Henry AsQuith, the prime minis
ter, who, after an arzaiKnneDt
OF Gernany's war zone warfare
as piracy and piilage." declared:
There Is no form OF economic
pressure whereto we do not con-
slider ourselves entitled to resort
I'VE do not propose to assasat-
nate neutral seamen or destroy
neutral ships" the prime minister
continued. "If neutrals suffer In.
convcnicnccs the allies will rc-
Eret IL. but neutrals should re-
member that this phase Of the
war was not initiated by Us"
Mr.. Asquith declared to be untrue
the statements sHs.nating from 0cr~
many that Great britain had rAjectstl
the American suE1eStipxas looking "a =
modification Of the present method1
OF marine warfare. Those proposnla.
by the allies.
NO judicial niceties" will be per-
mitted TO strangle the measures Ut re-
prisals to be enforced by the allies.
the prime minister declared lie said
that the prohibition OF trade with
Germany was to be absolute. oven ves-
sells bound to or from neutral ports
being subject to seizure IL they carry
shipments bound to or from Ger
many.
Send Army to Constantinople.
Mr.. Asquith also disclosed In this
epoch making address the fact. that
the allies have sent an expeditionary
army to Turkey to cooperate with
the combined fleets in their CAM
paign to capture Constantinople. This
had been done. he added. without
weakening the battle line in France
or Belgium. The joint action in this
respect. he said. served to illustrate
the close accord among the Allies.
The great fleet now banerins at
the forts in the Dardanelles had been
formed, said the prime minister, with
out withdrawing vessels from tina
frand fleet. which Is protecting tho
shores of Great Britain and France.
BatterinS Down Defenscs.
The allied fleets have silenced Fort
Dardanos and Fort Namazieh. and
rardanes and Fort Namazieh, and
have arrived at Chanak, fifteen miles
frem the entrance to the straits. The
Observation-Disclosures and dreadnaughta
OF Great Britain and France are bat
terng down Fort Kilid Bahr with
the terrific fire of their great guns
today, while forces from the reserve
fleets have taken possession OF both
shores of the Dardaneiles as far N
the ruins of Fort Dardanos.
Turkeys campaign measures for
aggression against Russia and Eng
land have been completely aban-
doned as the result OF the success Of
the fleets In forcing their way through
the Dardanelles. Troops are now
being withdrawn from the Caucasus
for defense. and the forces In tho
Sinai Peninsula, which had been
under orders to invade Egypt. hays
been ordered to march to the north.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-03-02
STATE COURT HEARS
LIQUOR CASE TODAY
APPEAL OF r. c. TAYLOR, APP
PEALED FROM ACCoMAC. ON
ToDAY's DOCKET.
UNLAWFUL DELIVERY
TAYLOR IN DEFENSE. DECLARES
MAN WHO HAS SKIPPED vIcT1-
MIzED HrM--oTHER CASES MAY
BE REACHED.
UNLAWFUL DELIVERY

The State Supreme Court OF Ap-
peals, converting this morning for the
first day OF the March term. will have
before 1t argument In the case of r..
c. Taylof against the Commonwealth
/ OF Virginia. Thee court also viii prob
ably reach argument In the cases OF
the Eastern Motor Sales Corporation
against the Apperson Lee Motor Conn
pany. inc. and of the Norfolk and
Western Railway against A. C. Allen
& Sons.
First among the members Of the
court to reach Richmond for the term
was Judge Kelley. OF Bristol, who ar
rived in the city yesterday morning
Judges Harrison. of Staunton. Witt, of
Martinsville, and Cardweli. OF Han
over, will be here when court opens
this morning. Judge Keith will pre-
side.
Considerable interest centers in tho
case of Taylor against the Common
wealth. the case involving conviction
on two indictment In watch Taylor
was charged with the unlawful de-
livery of ardent spirit to other than
the bona fide consignce. The case Is
up on appeal from the Circuit Court
of Accomac County, In which judg-
ment against Taylor was given on two
indictments, December Is. 1918.
Says He was 'Victimizcd.
Taylor, who was agent for the Bal
timore, Chesapeake and Atlantic Rail-
way transportation concern operat-
ing by both steamers and railway
lines between Baltimore and points in
the eastern portion OF the State, was
charged with delivering liquor ship
ments from Baltimore to several per-
sons.
In his appeal from the lower court.
Taylor submits that the trial OF his
case developed that a man named
Hart got the liquor from Baltimore
and secretly sold 1t at Keller, that
Hart used different names In order
ing the liquor and that he sent to the
railway station for II written orders
purportin~ to come from persons in
whose name the liquor was Consigned.
TAYLOR, in defense, declares that he
was as greatly victimized by Hart.
/ who has since skipped the country"
as was the community. He says the
written orders were presented to him
by men having wagons and doing a
hauling business from Boggs' wharf
and that he delivered the goods to
them on the orders presented. in good
faith.
Taylor is represented by Jeffries &
Jeffries. OF Norfolk while the argu-
ment for the Commonwealth will be
by Assistant Attorney-General c. B.
Garrett.
Other Cases Today. -.
The argument In the case of the
Eastern Motor Sales Corporation
against the Apperson Lee Motor Com
pany, inc, will be by Boulware &
Wallace. Of Richmond. for appellant.
and by F. g. Pollard, of Richmond.
and Coleman, Easley & Coleman, of
Lynchburg. for appellee.
In the case OF the Norfolk and West
ern against Allen. which will probably
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-03-02
GERMANS WORKED UP
ITALIAN DISTURBANCES

Rome. March 1.-The Ides Nazion-
ale says the Government has collecf-
ed evidence which shows that the
riots at Milan, Bologna and Reggie
Emilia. and the strike ar Naples. were
organized by German agents who
have been systematically paving the
Socialists and Camorrists The ring
leaders have been arrested and con-
fessed Thus the police have obtains
ed sufficient evidence that provoke 9
diplomatic incident whenever 1t shah
be necessary.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-03-02
SAY WILL TREAT BULGARIA
WELL IF 1T Is GOOD

bucharest, Via Rome. March lit Is
reported that Baron Sonnino. the Ital-
ian minister of oreign affairs. has as
sured NJ Ghenadieff. the former Bull
garian minister OF foreign affairs, that
Bulgaria. aspirations would be real.
tack Servia. and kept up her friendly
relations with RumGniA
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-03-02
JUDGE WHITE TO SIT
IN BRUNSWICK COURT

Judge B. D. White. OF Norfolk, hAs
been designated by Governor Stuart y
sit In the Circuit Court Of Brunswick
County on MARCH + IN q scase N vllq4
Judge j. +. West has certified y wea14
Re Improper tor him To preaidA. s