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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-01-21
MUCH INTEREST
IN ENTERTAINMENT

Petersburg, Va. Jan. 20.-Much in
terest is being manifested in an en-
tertainment. which Will be given under
the auspices OF the Ladies' Aid Society
of the Old Street Presbyterian Church,
commencing at Sis o'clock tomorrow
evening. There will be no charge for
admission. but silver Offering will be
taken at the. door.
special musical program consisting
of vocal and instrumental music and
recitation. has been compared The
following is a complete program for the
entertainment:
Miss Pauline Won Observation-Disclosures
mental solo-"The Tabieau"
Miss Helen Couch--vocal solo-"I
Hear You Calling Me-"
Miss Caroline Davis--Reoitation-~
Uncle Remus," selection.
Miss Lulie Mc1lwaine-vocal SOLO
MY Laddie,"
Mr. Prince Robinson and Mr. Cyrus
Ridenour-Duet-"Th Hunting Song 4"
Miss Florence Frey--vocal solo-"The
Bob o'Link"
Miss Alberta B6wman-voosl colo
''Minuet. O."
Mrs. Howard Cook-yocai solo--"A
Birthday"
Miss Geraldine Gerald-Recitation
SANS Letter"
Miss Mae smies--vooal solo-"The
Little Pink Rose"
Miss Deahl Walsh--Recitation.
Mr.. Hugh r. Smtth--vocai ssolo--
Absent"
Miss Helen Couch-~vocal soio-"The
Little Gray Home in the West
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-01-21
NEWPORT NEWS
JUSTICE. IS DEAD

Especial to The Richmond Virginian.)
Newport News, Va, Jan. 20.--Police
Justice J. d. q. Brown, aged forty
seven years. the original Of Walter
Kelly's virginia Judge" died at his
homo here this morning of tuberculosis,
after an illness OF many months dura-
ton. The end was calm and peaceful
and was expected by Justice Brown,
who whispered Goodbye" to his life
long friend. D. q. Smith, shortly be-
fore lapsing into Inconsistencies, from
which he never recovered.
The funeral will be held. from the
Newport News Baptist Church at 8
o'clock tomorrow evening. Services
will be conducted by Rev. c. c. Cox
the pastor. Interment will be made in
Greenlawn Cemetery. Although Justice
Brown was member of the local Ma
sonic. Elks and Eagles lodges, the ser
vices will be as simple and unpreten-
tious as possible. that being the de-
sire OF the deceased.
]. d. g. Brown Is survived by his wife
and two sons, Malcolm Brown and
Dudley Brown. the last named of whom
is preparing to attend Annapolis Naval
Academy.
Justice Brown was a native of Han
over County. He came to Newport
News In 1893. He practiced law for
three years and when the city was
Incorporated he was elected police JUS
tice. which position he had held until
his death despite repeated and COM
bined efforts Of certain members of the
City Council to Gust him. He also was
closely allied with both city and State
politicians. His death leaves the police
justice fight here unsettled.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-01-21
TEMPERANCE MEETING
HELD AT AMHERST

Amherst, Va, Jan. 20.-Mrs.
Howard M. Hoge, State president of
the woman's Christian Temperance
Union. visited Amherst last Thursday
night and Friday.
On Thursday night. In the Metho-
dist Church. Mrs Hoge delivered an
address on the work already accom-
plished In the recent Statewide cam
paign and called attention to some
OF the things that Yet remain to be
done. On Friday an institute was
held. at which time Rev. NJ. l.. VIII
liams conducted devotional exercises
and short talks were given by mem
bers OF the local union on how to
make the Union a success, and also
on the best points IN the papers OF
t,ne union. Rev. r. $. Baughan de-
iiyered the address on What Next
In Temperance Work In Virginia?
and Mrs. Hoge spoke briefly on The
Status of the Work for National Con-
sti7a 'onal Prohsbiuoni'
Friday night a medal contest was
heiu III the public school building
in which sevefsal OF the members
OF the Loyal Temperance Legion par
ticipated. The judges, who were Mrs
r. s. Baughan. Miss Minnie Fitzgerald
and Processes q. II. Brown, awarded
the medal TO little Mary Blackwell
Parker
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-01-21
MEET IN NORFOLK TO
PLAN MISSION WORK

Norfolk, Va, Jan. 20.---The preach
ers and lay leaders of the Ports
mouth and Newport News district
representing twenty-seven pastoral
charges and fifty eight churches in
all, will meet at Monumental Meth
odist Church on tomorrow morning
at 1890 O'clock and again at $3.50
r. NJ
DIR. I. N. Potts, the Virginia con-
ference secretary of the board OF
missions, will be present and DIS
cuss plans of work for the year
There will also be mass meet
ing of all the Methodist churches
of the city at =. M. OF the same
day. The public will be welcomed at
the meetings.
The meetings will be of consider
able importance. especially to those
interested in the missionary move
ment. 1t Is expected that the at
tendance viii be quite large. as all
of the fiftH-eight churches fapra-
sented will doubtless have delegates
present at the meetings to enter into
the plans for the years work.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-01-21
BRYAN EXPLAINS
CUTRICHT'S RECALL

Washington. Jan. 2o.--The follow
Ing statement was given out today by
Secretary Bryan with regard 10 the
report concerning John Outright. uh-
Ill recently vice-consul at Cepufs'
Germany, who is alleged to have writ
ten pro-German letters which were
published in a newspaper at Omaha
Neb. MIR. Bryan's stavcment Is In paf'
as follows:
mfr. Outright was vtce-consul at
Coburg and was transferred to Not
tingham, England. After the trans
fer was made the attention of the de-
partment was called to letter writ
ten by Mr.. Outright and published In
the Omaha world Herald. The de-
partment is not informed as TO
whether the letter was written for
publication or intended as a private
communication to a friend. but as II
contained expressions Of opinion ir
regard to the war. MIR. Cutrights APP
pointment TO Nottingham was revoked
and he was recalled"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-01-21
JUDGE CRUTCHf|E[O
IN AGAIN STRICKEN
PICKED UP FROM STREET AND
CARRIED HOME-REPORTED
AS IMPROVING.

Police Justice john J. Crutchfeld,
who was stricken yesterday morning
with an attack of vertigo. the second
within the past few weeks. and who
was found lying unconscious in the
street near his home, by Albert
Michael OF 2G5 North Robinson
Street, was reported as improved last
night. Justice CrutclheId resumed
his place on the bench only a few
days ago. after absence OF ten days
on account of illness.
Yesterday he left his home. 4e2-A
North Robinson Street, about $50
o'clock. A few minutes later Mr..
Michael found him lying upon the
sidewalk unconscious. He picked
Judge CrutchfeId up in his arms and
carried him home. SUNNI ouing mis-
physician DR.. n. w. Bassett. i'm
med.ately. DR.. Bassett declared that
the Judge had sustained another at
tack OF vertigo, and II was highly
probable that he would be confined
TO his horne for several days
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-01-21

MAGNATES EXAMINED
BY COMMISSION

New York, Jan. 20.--Jacob H.
Schiff and August Belmont were ex-
amined today by the United States
commission on industrial relations as
to the causes of the present Industrial
unrest MIR. Belmont named a great
many corporations In which he Is in
| teresred III ne officer or director, but
threw up his hands in dismay when
Chairman Walsh asked II ne could
name tsaose in which he held stock
He admitted that he received no regu-
lar reports as chairman of the board
OF tho .rterporo Rapid Transit Com
ps.ny as 10 t:ae iaaor conditions In
that company. but he declared that
he was not himself ignorant of those
condttseos. Il feel" he said the
responsibility OF knowing In general
wat tina conditions are and OF salts
flying r.iyseaf that they are In the main
IA accordance with nay opinions on
the subject"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-01-21
BIG INCREASE IN
VOTING PRECINCTS
THERE WILL BE 81 PLACES FOR
RICHMOND SOVEREIGNS
@4s
TO VOTE.

II The City Council agrees with the
recommendation OF a special commit
tee On redistricting the city. there
will be thirty-one precincts instead OF
twenty-five. as now exists.
The special committee, with Chair
man Carter C.. Jones in the chair. met
last night and adopted a report an
creasing the number. This increase
came about mainly by annexation The
voters OF the North Side, as well a.
those OF the South Side. are taken
care Of
Clay Ward, which now has fvo pro-
cincts, will, under the new plan. have
seven. The big Fourth precinct has
been cut In half.
Lee Ward will have eight, three OF
them on the North side.
the greatest number of precinct& At
there will be nine--five on the South
was thought that probably the Fourth
and Fifth precincts, on the South
Side, might be consolidated. But It
was shown that the voters Of Wood.
land Heights and Forest Hill should
have one precinct.
Jefferson Ward, with six precincts.
Will have one additional
The chairman was directed to con-
fer with the city Democratic Commit
tee. for the purpose OF agreeing upon
the polling places.
The recommen dation of the COM
mittee will go to Council at its next
meeting.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-01-21
HELP NATURE HOLD
YOUR UATR CHARMS.

rsiuffiness. even color. brilhagce ard
Softuess are tire attributes CT healthy
hair Nature requires eHlv sensible
ciea nl.ness, especially freedom fron,
danGrufr iys exchange for nsir beauty.
You help Nature most when you as
sist her by the best method, to safely
make and keep rartecsly clean,
healthy scalp. In washing the hair
4 ID not advisahl to usa a maEeshift.
but always use q preparation made
for shAmpoo.ng only You can enjoy
the baet that ID known for about three
cents shampoo ny xeftt-g package
OF cAnthrox from ycIr drugyfat: dis
solve teaspoon f,Ii in sap OF hot
w1tsr and your r.en.poo IL ready
After It's use the hair Cries rapidly
with uniform color nand-uE, excess
Of and dizS are dissolved and entirely
dtsAppeAs. you- hair will be 20 fluffy
that 1t vllI lcok much heavier thar
II II. It's lastre and sof.ussss WITH also
delight ycu. whllc the stimulated scalp
gnlnr the health which insures hair
Hxnaxfh aA 64.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-01-21
POSTPONE TRIAL OF
HOWARD'S CASE

Especial to The Richmond yirginian. J
Fredericksburg Va. Jan. 20.--The
case of the Commonwealth VS.. A.
Randolph Howard, late cashier Of the
Conway Gordon and Garnett Ma
uonal Bank. charged with embezzle-
ment of fourteen thousand dollars OF
Masonic funds intrusted to his care
as treasurer. was called in the Cor
poration Court this morning. Judge
Geo, s. Shacklesord. Of Orange. pre-
siding
Al the request OF Hon. c. O'Conor
Gooirick, counsel for Mr.. Howard the
case was postponed until Thursday
at 10 o'clock pending a conference
with the Masonic Nmmittee with
which efforts are being made to eff
fec. settlement. Commonwealth
Attorney w w. Butzner is conduct
Ing the prosecution assisted by Mr..
Lynch Montague, of Richmond.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-01-21
JOHN BULL ON
DANGEROUS GROUND
HAULED DOWN AMERICAN FLAG
ON AMERICAN SHIP--MUST
EXPLAIN.

Washington, Jan. 20-The. United
States has acted promptly to obtain
from Great Britain an explanation of
the hauling down of the American
flag which was flying over the Ameri-
can steamship Greenbrier. The COM
plant of the captain OF the Green
brier. which was received by the State
Department, was almost Immediately
brought to the attention of the British
am bassador here. No request was
made by this government, but the
purpose of the action was clear
enough. 1t was to ascertain what
statement. II any. the British govern
ment cared to make in explanation.
The facts complained of were re-
ported to the department today by
Ambassador Gerard at Berlin, and in
a statement from the Greenbrier. The
principal cause of complaint is that
the United States flag was hauled
down on the Greenbrier while the
British took her into port for exami-
nation.
The Greenbrier was bound to Bre.
men, Germany, with a cargo OF cot
ton, which is not treated by any Of
the belligerents as contraband. The
fact that the cargo consisted of cotton
was certified to by the British consul
at New Orleans
.
of the Greenbrier, states has was t1it-
ed by a British cruiser, which sent
officers aboard to examine his papers.
Several sailors were sent aboard, and
he was ordered to make his course
for Kirkwald. Scotland.
This he proceeded to do, A little
later. he states, he was again halted
and an officer was sent from the
cruiser TO take charge of the nayiga-
ton of the Greenbrier. though Cap
tain Farley objected to this AT tho
same time the American colors were
hauled down and the British flag sub
stituted.
on arrival at Kirkwald. Captain
Farley was told to take his vessel to
Leith, This he refused to do as long
as the British flag was flying on the
Greenbrier. The American flag was
then restored. the vessel went 10 Leith
and after a days delay proceeded to
Bremen without further molestation.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-01-21
TRAIN SPLITS SWITCH;
ENGINEER IS KILLED

Raleigh. N, c., Jan. 2o.-~Engineer
IsT S. stone of Raleigh. was killed
and Fireman Hogan, negro, perhaps
fatally Injured last night at O'Clock
when the engine OF Seaboard train
No 4 split a swith AT Osgood, thir-
ty-six miles south of Raleigh Ex-
press Messenger T. r. Radcliffe and
Is. II. Babcock. both Of Washingt on,
d. c.. were injured about the legs
and arms,
The passengers were shaken up, but
not injured.
The engine turned over. pinning
the engineer beneath. The fireman
Is believed to have jumped. Three
coaches Of train of eleven cars
left the track.
Surgeons were hurried to the scene
frcYn Raleigh and Sanford.
Railroad officials believe the switch
had been tempered with. and blood =
hounds and detectives were rushed
tie osgood from Columbia S, c.. to-
Night.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-01-21
MUST NOT SKATE
ON THE SIDEWALKS

Suffolk, Va. Jan. 20.-Mayor Hol-
laday has issued a warning to small
boys and girls about roller skating on
the sidewalks A few warm days
have brought them out in iocla, and
In sections where policemen are not
numerous the children are having a
picnic, regardless OF Mayor and city
ordinance, which forbids skating on
the sidewalks. 1t was found neces-
sary this morning to send An officer
down on lower Main Street 10 break
up sidewalk skating carnival. The
Mayor says he win warn the children
first, but after that sterner measures
will be taken.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-01-21
OBSERVE WEEK OF PRAYER
IN WEST END BAPTIST CHURCr

Petersburg. Va, Jan 2o.---This weeks
Is being observed by the Woman's Mis-
sionary Society of the West End Bap
tist Church rs week of Prayer" In
the interest of missions. and meetings
have been held each afternoon sine,
last Sunday. Tomorrow afternoon il
the home of Mrs. w. NJ. Rucker, In the
West End. the society will have as It's
principal speakers Mrs. Whane of Lou
isviIle, KY, and Mrs. l. NJ. Roper. the
wife of the pastor of the First Bap-
list Church. Mrs. Whane will speak
on The Training School" which should
prove an interesting subject and the
attendance is expected to be large.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-01-21
NORWEGIAN CRAFT
HIGH ON SHORE

Newport News. Jan. 20.---Evidentiy
losing her way in the fog which has
been lowering on the coast during
the past few days, the Norwegian
steamer Crib. Captain Eide. bound
from Boston to Newport News. went
ashore yesterday morning on the
coast nearo Pope's Island. Va, life
saving station. about twenty miles
south OF Ocean City. Nd. The ves-
sci. which was bound down the coast
light is said to be high up on the
beach
Reports received late yesterday
stated that the steamer was in good
condition ana In no danger. Her
Grew OF twenty men remained on
board. The wreckinw steamer Conn.,
missioner of the Merritt and Chap
man Derrick and Wrecking Cornpa-
ny's feet left New York yesterday
20 go TO her assistance
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-01-21
LYNCHBURG COUPLE
WEEDS BETWEEN DANCES

Lynchburg Va, Jan. -e--~An-
pounceYnent Is made here of the mar
riaxe in Durham, N c.. Saturday
night Of Herbert williams, of THE
city. and Miss Alma Hodge, of Knox
Vile Tenn. the ceremony being per-
formed b, Rev. Or. L. r. l,eyburn'
pastor Of the First Presbyterian
Church. at his study.
Miss Hodge was member or
house party In Durham and satar-
day Mr.. Williams Joined the party.
AT nigsst between dances they walked
out and we're married.
The bride is we'll known mere anu
her marriage TO Mr.. Williams did moi
come as a surprise here. Mt VIII
liams Is secretary OF the WltiIafns-
McKeithan Lumber Company OF thls
city.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-01-21
ITALIANS HELPING
ialXAvykv2A vtAAv UyyO
THEIR C0UhTRIMtA

Chairman Charlie Traneri, Of the
italian Relief Association. said last
night that he had already received
aeveral hundred dollars Tor the relief
of the saf.e.ers from the earthquake.
~ seai very rnach encouraged" said
Mr. Trsheri last light. lat the way
the ,itisens are coming to the relief
of the great number Of sufferers. Most
Of our people have contributed largely
toward the Belgian relief fund. and
IL Ia hard to ask them to make an
other contribution, but they are COM
Ing forward nobly. We are ready
to receive any amount. and every cent
In will be Immediately forwarded to
4Ae &Anssal couamittee- n Nav Xox1r
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-01-21
VISIT CUT SHORT nv THE
SAD MEMS FROM EInnIn A

Petersburg. Va, Jan. Glowing to
the sudden death in Florida of Mrs.
Bankers sister. Captain and Mrs. F.. II
Barker. Of Ebensburg, Pa, who came
to Petersburg last Saturday to parti-
clpate in the celebration OF Lees birth
day yesterday. left Monday afternoon
for Florida to attend the funeral ser
vices.
Captain Barker Is a prominent Union
veteran. but has for some time been
an honorary member OF A. r. Hill Camp.
Confederate Veterans. Both he and
his wife will have the sympathy of a
wide circle OF Petersburg friends in
their bereavement.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-01-21
EVENING IN HISTORY
IS MUCH ENJOYED

Petersburg, Va. Jan. 20.-The clos
Ing exercises in observance of Lees
birthday IN Petersburg yesterday con-
sisted of an Evening In History,
given under the auspices of the local
chapter United Daughters of the Con-
federacy. which proved to be a most
enjoyable occasion for all those who
were in attendance.
A splendid musical program was rem
dered, a feature of which was the rem
dition by Mrs G. Cleveland Wright and
Miss Mary Baxter, of the Spanish
Cavalier"
The principal address Of the even
ing was delivered by J. Gordon Bo-
harmon on the life and character OF
Lee. Following the serving of refresh
ments an enjoyable dance was given
which was participated in by "A large
number of Petersburgs social set.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-01-21

Ia America we have the coin the
crops. the customers and the bust
ness to take care OF all tho expansion
you are capable OF. or ever dreamed
Of in your most ambitious dreams.
The United States n fun Of money.
and confidence is SURF to bring pros
perity to you and yourA II Is a true
saying that success knows no foe but
fear.
DON'T forget that It's your adver-
tinfng man who puts you on the map
Unless you want to fail. don't listen
to any bacxwoodsmen who tells you
that It doesn't pay To advertise n
DOES pay TO advertise. and the men
who are successful today are the men
who realize this fact and practice It.
''Yoar advertising man is = great
factor in putting yeu on the map
''Its . good system to keep telling
people about your goods. whether they
are buying them at the time or not
1t Is even true that they may not buy
them tomorrow, bat they are goins
to buy them ULTIMATELY.
NIX ON "Spsashess.''
'>Csass 10 advertise and your BE-
forgotten.
Keep mp your advsrtistng constant.
b. and consistently. Don't give . big
splash. followed BY . whole bot Of
silence
advertising Ia saiesmAnship. You
send out sslesmsn in a new territory
and you find that they have to dc
q daAl OF missionary work before the
territory becomes profitable. IT.
something like that In starting ad.
yertietng. But use OF Advertising ~
an advance agent breaks the ground
for the salesman in these days Of sue
csasful and profitable business.
MAKE the public want your rooda'
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-01-21
Mrs. Sarah Frances Gnteiy.

Petersburg, Va, Jan. 2o,-Mrs. Sarah
Frances Gately, aged ffty-six years.
wife of w. J. Gately, died about noon
today at the residence on Hinton Street
following an Illness of nine days. Mrs
Gately came to Petersburg from North
Carolina about eleven years ago. since
which time she had endeared herself to
a wide circle of friends, who will re-
greet TO learn OF her death. Besides her
husband, six daughters and one son
survive: Mrs. j. r Roberts, of Dolphin
Mrs. l.. J. Archer, of Disputanta, Mrs.
l.. A Livesay, Mrs. Charles Gay. Miss
Lula NJ. Gately. Miss Mamie Gateiy
and Mr. Fender Gately. all of Peters
burg; also by three sisters, Mrs w. l.
Roberts, of Durham, \. c.: Mrs. John
Fowler OF Storms n. c., and Mrs. John
Meadows. of oxford. n. G..
The funeral will be conducted from
the Second Presbyterian Church at II
o'clock Friday morning. and interment
Will be made In Blandford Cemetery.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-01-21

Norfolk. Va. Jan. GO. j. Hogg,
of Tanipico. Va, failed to appear in
the United States Court yesterday to
answer charge OF shipping con-
saminatei oysters In violation OF the
pure food laws and fine of $50 and
costs vas imposed.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-01-21
Funeral of Mrs. Jane Kidd,

. PetarsbuFgr Aa-rJaa-2 n.-Tha- flu
neral OF Mrs. Jane Kidd. an account OF
whose death has been mentioned in The
Firginian. Will be conducted from the
Second Baptist Church, of which she
had long been a valued member, at IL
O'Clock tomorrow morning, In the alb
sence OF the pastor, Rev. A. r. Love,
of the West End Baptist Church, will
efficiate. Interment Will be made in
Blandford Cemetery. -,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-01-21
Bible Glass Meeting.

Petersburg, Va. Jan. 20.--fnvitations
have been mailed by the Phoenix Bible
Glass of the High street NJ. Il. Church,
to every available member to attend
an entertainment and luncheon to be
given Friday evening In the lecture
room of the church.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-01-21

adopted I
OF both ]
ming that
ditch the
business
though a
that end
day by DO
an even I
ready bee
likelihood
local mes
Introduce
10 expects
duction q
there viii
them and
to their =
Most O
yesterday
county ~
them are
Duke ant
~, ana 9
acted by
and deck
state sur
new bills
raised by
Nv N"s.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-01-21

N. =. this morning Of Mr.. John q.
waymaok. q former resident OF Prince
George County. Mr.. WaymAck was
s<vsnty-ssvsn years Of age and be-
sides three AaughtAH4 ~ q yhan ~
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-01-21

Nlghk,~ which Mile. Paviowa 10 to tn
terpret, II more prstentious than that
originally created for use - q part OF
Faust" n. Ivan Cuisine, who II
leading msmper Of MlA PAylowa.a Or
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-01-21
BIG YEAR FACES
GARMENT TRADE
President Eisendrath Of Asso-
citation Bids Dealers
Advertise.

In an address to the members OF the
Chicago Garment Manufecturers' A.
sociation--rs an annual bus
ineae Of 33e.o0e. ooo--Presads Joseph
l. Eisendrath last night heraided 1915
~ the most prosperous period tnat
the industry has evcr faced. He urged
his fellow manufacturers to advertise,
Advertise, and then Advertise
some moro.
Forget what has gons before and
turn your eyes on the faturs." he
counseied the leaders OF tbs garment
business, who sat " the banquet tables
in the Empire room Of the Grand
Pacific Hotel. Chicago h the COM
Ing style center. and the only hard
times Of the future will be experienced
By the poorly managed concerns.
Plenty Of Trade In q. q A.
while It y true that We shall have
European trade. and equally true that
south American trade u . desirable
prospect. do not forget that right here