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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-08-12

state Leagues 20 Cooperate in Effort
to Make II Great Financial
ooM1nrrEEs NOW AT WORK


A most interesting prayer service
was held at the headquarters Of the
Woman's Prohibition LeaYie OF Amer
lea yesterday afternoon, conducted py
Mrs. w. r. SLonSworth.
A number Of ladies were present,
most of them remaining .'or the bust
ness hour following the prayer SER
vice. Mrs. @. w. Jobson presiding.
At the midsummer conference held
at Crystal Hill, In Halifax County,
July 20 xnds -, II was decided to
have q baxaar In Richmond the first
week In Novefnber for the benefit OF
the w. p. l. or A., the leagues In the
State being requested to help In this
by contributions Of fancy work, canned
goods, preserves. jsllies and any good
things to eat that win be saleable.
The chairmen Of the various COM
mittees for this bazaar are as follows:
Mrs. c. c. 6Atterwhite, Mrs. A. M.
Men. Mrs.. \. "A. Black, Mrs. e. I.
Parrish. Mrs J. o. LAughlin, Mrs. /.
Austin and Mrs.. III. T.. Strother.
The recording secretary, Mrs. C. c.
Satterwhite, was instructed to send
letter from the organization to the
State Fair Association requesting that
the same rule OF last year. not al
lowing the sale OF intoxicating LIQUORS
on the grounds be retained this year
that none may be sold. Arrange
ments for the booth at the State Fair
for the distribution of prohibition lit.
erature was also discussed and 1t was
decided to have one as heretofore.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-08-12
TODAY'S BEAUTY
HELPS

Nothing excites more criticism than
a woman with her face all daubed
with face powder In her desire to hide
faulty or an aging skin. Instead
of using powder, which clogs and
enlarges the pores, ii Is far better to
use good face lotion that will inn
prove and permanently benefit the
skin. BY dfssolving four ounces o.
'spurmax in a half pint of hot water
you can make an inexpensive lotion
that will do wonders as skin whitener
and complexion beautifier. II re-
moves all shininess. saliowness and
roughness, and gives the skin .
smooth, veIvety tone. while It does
not rub off easily like powder, nor
does 1t show on the skin.
BY washing the hair with tea-
spoonful of canthrox dissolved In .
cup of hot water, afterward rinsing
thoroughly with clear water. one findA
that II dries quickly and evenly. h un-
streaked. bright, soft and very duffy.
so fluffy. in fact, that 1t looks more
abundant than 1t Is and 30 soft that
arranging II becomes pleasure. This
simple. inexpensive shampoo cleanses
the hair and scalp thoroughly Of All
dandruff ard dirt, and leaves clean.
wholesome feeling. All scalp irritA-
ton will disappear. and the hair win
be brighter and giossier than ever
hefore.---Adv.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-08-12
Powers RESOLUTION
At NEXT MEETING


u = l.
Owing TO the fact that the BOARD
Of Aldermen did not meet Tuesday
night, Alderman Powers who has
been IookinE into the proposed Inn
provements to: Shockoe Creek. and
who IL using his enersies to get both
the Council and Administrative Board
to do something, could not present a
resolution directing the Administers
tive Board to return to Council all
data concerning Inc costs which may
be entaued upon the city In the i'm
provements to Shockoe Greek, from
the Locomotive Works to the river.
4 Mr.. Powers would have the improve
ments start at once. But. this being
impossible. he has in his resolution.
which will be presented to the board
at it, next meeting, or which lay be
presented at the special ~ Ang Of
Common Council on Thursday night.
called upon the Administrative Board
to give figures as to me cost of the
work.
The resolution OF Mr. Powers is de-
'signed to give the city plenty Of op-
portunity 70 proceed with the work.
The statement Of City Auditor Cren-
shaw, that the city II now In hole,
as quoted In an afternoon paper. does
not, according to Alderman Powers.
bear out the situation.
The city IL able and ready to carry
out any bond issue for any improve-
ment necessary" said Mr.. Powers last
night. "The statement OF MT. Cren-
shaw can hardly be understood by the
average citizen. The city Of Rich
mond can stand for any bond issue
which It may be called upon to
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-08-12
WANTED N CAMPBELL
FOR SHOOTING NAN


Governor stuart yesterday issued .
requisitton on Governor Craig. Of
North Carolina. for John 8. Robert
son. who IL wanted In Campbell C0un-
ty for malicious shooting. ]. o. Terry
was the victim. and he claims In me
warrant that Robertson stood In Char
1otte County and shot him across
the line In Campbell County" Rob-
ertson 10 now in Jail Al Roxborc. Per-
son County. and Sheriff r. l. Perrow
has gone after him.
Governor Stuart also honored . re-
qutsitfon yesterday from the Governor
n Illinois for Alva c. Horr. alias
Tenil Horr. wanted In vermiliion
County. that state. for the murder oil
his wife The killing occurred IL
Danvflle Horr was arrested by the
Virginia authorities 1T Hopeweii. and
ID now in Petersburg jail. Officer
w. @. walker. Of Danville. ii here for
the prisoner.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-08-12
DR.. DREW WILL PREACH
AT UNION REVIVAL

Arrangements were made TUESDAY
night between the officers OF the
Thirty first-Street Baptist Church and
Or. Simon r. W. Drew. Of Washing-
ton. D. G.. TO conduct biz union RS
vival. commencing next sunday. Au-
gust rs. 1t me Thirty first -Etreot Bap-
list Church. Church Elm. Il ID un-
derstood that the meeting will con-
tinue about four weeks. to be con-
Quoted under the auspices Of the Ma
tional Colored Evangelistic Alliance
OF America DIR. Drew ID conGdefed
one OF the leading negro evangelist
Ia tho United states. He win be the
principal speaker,
The meetings win be conducted
daily 1t 1850 ana $3.50 r. M. Sundays
u 1870 u. NJ, 1:30 and $50 r. ~
One Of tho main attractions aalde
from tho preaching win b the jubilss
singlng. assistsd By . choir of 100
voices. II 81
Evangelist Drsw win hold HI Pre-
liminaFy meeting TO complete flnal
arrangemef,ts with tho Citixsns' Gem
mittee, Friday. August II. at $3.50 r.
~. q which time Ne will appOint !
canyassinx cominittee on devotional
exercise4 comfnitte on finance. and
coRmittte on new members.
Dr. Drew win preach Sunday *
11s10 II. II.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-08-12
CIVIC REFORM EXPERT
MAY LECTURE here
Secretary Rogers. Of Civic Association
Goes to Norfolk to See DIR.
Upson.

The members OF the Richmoni
Civic Association are taking a lively
interest In the fight now in progress
In Norfolk over the proposed char
ter changes, and Executive Secretary
George w. Rogers will leave for that
city this morning TO confer with the
Norfolkians who are interested in the
campaign. While there Secretary
Rogers will meet DR.. Lent D. Epson.
who has been aiding the Norfolk
Charter Change Committee In ita
work. DR.. Epson until recently waa
director Of the Municipal Research
Bureau, Of Dayton. Ohio. and 10 an cx-
pert in matters pertaining to muni-
cipal government. Mr.. Rogers VIII
endeavor to have DR.. Epson come to
Richmond and deliver q lecture here
under the auspices Of the Civic As
ISOLATION on Civic Reform" The
local association In planning =. num-
Der OF such lectures to be delivered
in the City Auditorium and hopes to
have DR.. Epson to head the list OF
speakerA
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-08-12
SPECIAL GRAND JURY
~ BE- BUSY FRIDAY
Dcspls EAct That Authorities Are
; Alive % sltua<son Il Hopewen.
Qthers Seek Incense.
MANY INDICTMENTS EXPECTED


when the special grand jury en-.
paneIed INV Judge Jesse +. West %
Prince George Circuit Court, to probe
the HONEYWELL situation reconvenes on
Frlday morning 1t 1880 O'Clock,
VIII take up the examination OF VII
En<ssca against Chief Henderson. OF the
1 Hopewefl police force. deposed py
Judge West little more tnan week
-. Who ID alleged to have beer
vs,sitx NJ bribery. or conducting a place
~ ths. ale 81 liquor and Of other
Violations Of the law he was sworn
rrldayss ssssion OF the grand jury
VII 81 bury one. and one at the
c1oae ~ which D large number Of in
dic4ments arc expected. As soon as
the grand Jury Il through with Chief
Honderpon's case. It will take up other
law Violations. the running of disor-
derby ma Immoral resorts, the sale
at Iiauor. the operating of gaming
HOUSE, and other crimes charged
oeainsts the floaters and grafters In
Hopsyell. Nearly two hundred In.
dictments viii be returned.
The Office OF Collector of Internal
Revenue r. c. L. Moncure yesterday
furnished TO the office of the at
t0rney-generAl q certified list of those
who have taken out Federal license
tor this sale Of alcoholic beverages.
40 Indictments Promised.
The list was called for by the State
and county authorities, and 1t con-
taisas the name OF every person who
No raid the license tax to Uncle Sam
FOR the sale Of beverages containing
more than one-han Of one per cent
III alcohol.
II 10 understood that the possession
or internal revenue licenses, or re-
ceipAs Of nature will be considered by
the grand jury ~ prima facie evidence
ar violation Of the law and that In
d1cfment will be returned against
each posseesor OF such license or re-
cospts This alone means about l5o
indictments.
Wntls the grand jury Ia in recess
officers Of the county and OF the State
are investigating stories OF outrages
against the law at Hopeweil and nu-
marcus cases other than those already
cailed to tn attention will be laid be-
tore the Grand jury Friday.
pssptte me fact that prosecution
az laW violations ut Hopeweii II GER
tain. ana despite the Wide publicity
riyen 10 the efforts made by the State
ana county 70 curb the lawiessness OF
The s.munhroom' town. persons VINO
- ont 10 make the dollar while the
making - good are still busy. At ths
offlcs of Collector Moncure yesterday
sHvessl Federal malt retail dealer u
Esnses wsre applied for and issued.
me names Of those to whom licenses
have b<<As glxsn ars subject 20 in-
npecklon ~ State and county officials
ana those authorities win call today
u0om me collectors office for sup
p5omAntaFy Int.
rrssadsnt Oppenheim. Of the Good
0ovssnmSnk League Of Hopeweai, IL
expected to BE- among the witnesses
appearing before the grand jury FRI
day. Il y said he has = number OF
Important disclosures to make. and
sensations greater than any yet hint
"a 1t are likely to ensue.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-08-12
Work N new MARKET
IS NOW N PROGRESS


work ON the new sanitary market
and refriserating plant on Broad
street. between Harrison and Shafer
streets. was started yesterday morn
fuiG. gsssS . .
This win b. one Of the most mod
ern ana Thoroughly equipped market
bdlldings In the United States, and
IL fatal cost, including the lot and
the completed structure. VIII be about
111g.oce.
=. 81. F1orsheim 10 the owner Of
tAe- plant. w. A. Chesterman has
ting up Tho building. and Il II expect
~ December 1E. The building was de-
dVnSd ~ Architect r. +. Barham-
Aixeady large number Of dealers
hax0 flled applications for some Of
the ftfty-two stAlls. and by the time
the market = opened S9r business II
Il thought that yaii o. the stalls viii
~ taken.
ii addition to the usual features
81 modern market, shower baths
for stall proprietors and their en-
rtoyss win be provided In the base-
xnent.
Ths rsfrigsrating plant win enable
the meat. fruit and vegetable dealers
"a protect their food supplies with
cut danger Of loss and damage.
This Will be the first market built
iI the WEST End. and II win mi =
lSmG-1e1t want The promoters Ard
cenl9 ent that large share OF the
1rA4e from that section of the city
90 - supplied from this new market,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-08-12
RABBI MEDvEDOFF
| MAKES STATEMENT


~ 1 g.. - es oses McovsooLI'
1917 = caI Aosos aoHecnorc S0lA.
sosue' Mno 49, $500 g wa.ns
.wosn w = NeWan. lues1Ay'
~. - SonuIuel -. 1wo W1e.s ~ ~.
-. Suscnneiu' " tne kohce Soufs
= N as n.n $500 "a tne Hev. at.
M a. - u.ca nim Mnle ne ~ -
conauct,nk memoIAai services Ior al
motner iast fr.aay AZ seems tnas lAy
memOors are AuOwea % conduct sneee
services but accordlng 70 Rev. Med
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-08-12
suit Ia Entered.

Suit was entered yesterday In
Hastings Court, Part III. by Francis r.
Ewig against C. 8. Trezzert and Edgar
j. Melton. Trespass on the case Ii the
plea, and the sum OF $500 is asked.
Attorneys Gum and Matthews rep
resent the plaintiff.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-08-12
NJ a. b. q. Meeting

The most important meeting OF the
South Richmond w. c. T. u. was held
yesterday in the Central Methodist
Church. Much business was trans
acted at the meeting. which was large
ly attended.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-08-12
CRITICISM WILL MARK
MEETING OF AD CLUB

Analysis is the business tuning
fork that indicates when plans and
suggestions vibrate in harmony with
your bank account" and better be
safe than sorry''-these are hints ap-
pearing in the call of the Richmond
Advertisers Club this week for the
regular Thursday luncheon meeting
which will be had in the rooms of the
Business Mems Club. at 1915 this af-
ternoon.
The meeting. as the call indicates,
is an analysis and criticism meeting.
The meeting this week will have some
good copy" before 1t for criticism.
First, there comes For Good Clothes
a booklet of the O, H. Berry Com
pany. offered by Mr.. Norman; Sec
ond Is the copy of MFR. Cole. of the
Virginia Machine and Well Company
and third Is an envelope insert from
The Young Mems Shop.
|. E. n. Ezekiel. of Ezekiel & Com
pany. wholesale housefurnishings, will
preside. There will be music while
the luncheon is going on, and the
meeting promises to be a most In
teresting one.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-08-12
Ofl1er AraI1serner,I
SERMON AGAINST ATHEISM
FEATURES AT COLONIAL.

when Frederfch PERI -. 49,.
a. the star ~ s.f1y Tr,-r, a. 1890
dramatic prodnction wh,ch ..ov..s
Broadway laef a4asnn q -. $3.50. ca
OF the wonderful drams,sc a..u
ability shown ~ him n osn.- .,,n...
This actor. who n rsrHed ~4sk ~.
greatest 81 Amer1ca n =, -. ~. III ~
field, and Who dceerv@. IN. Ht.stna
tton. made his first annaarsrss =
Richmond yesterday ~ - cc,or,.i
+ might Be added tnat it Vas his
first appearances IN moftcr nsc1rr.~
too, ne not Anyfn~ antsr..S 80 ~
variety OF Dramatic mini r.r..s,..
Perry ID the soIe o. imnuisa ~ .snc:..
snr..T. "eAa. the picture In which he
The chara cter,xatior - -. aa...-
In thA afnEw v,~~S,.~.x = - -
.fudtos s.ritI. the FOX
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-08-12
Interesting Tent Meeting.


Quite a good deal of interest IL be-
ing manifested in series OF tent
meetings. which are being held on
South Randolph Street. conducted by
various church workers living In that
section of the city. The services have
been In progress each night for the
past week. and will probably be con-
tinued through next week. The at
tendance has been large. A different
speaker is present for each service.
The Rev. George w. Kemper. Of the
Hanover-Ayenue Christian Church.
preached on Tuesday night, and the
Rev. ID. w. Jackson, OF the Epworth
Methodist Church. on "wednesday
night. Tonight the speakers will be
Mr.. Jacob Umiauf. The tent Ii located
on the 800 block on South Randolph
Street. not very far from the entrance
to Riverview Cemetery. The public
In cordially invited TO attend the SER
vices. which begin each night at 8
O'Clock
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-08-12
last SAD TRIBUTE
TO n|AETREE F0Lkls
BAR no HoLD MEETING TODAY
Funeral Services VIII BE Held at 4
O'Clock In Broad-strcct Church.
Masonic Rites At Grave.
mrSETREE Fof.xEs.

tBy w. NJ. Btelxerw.D
Hill weII-ordered path he ever tired.
Too proud to stop 20 thrifty fawn-
Ing,
New winged by Angels to His God.
Nay. not woeabyel Goodnight tau
mernfngi
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