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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-12
NORTH CAROLINA EDITORS
ASSEMBLE AT DURHAM

Especial to The Times Dispatch.
DURHAM. y. g.. July ll.-With an
informal reception at the Country Club
tonight. the forty-third annual con-
vention Of the North Carolina Press
Association began two-day session
Reservations for thirty editors and
their families already have been made
and additions constantly are being
made to that number President
James H. Cowan. OF the Wilmington
Dispatch. will call the convention to
order at $3.50 o'clock In the morning
In the East Duke Building OF Trinity
College. James H Southgatc. presl
dent of the Chamber Of Commerce. will
make the welcoming speech II. Gait
Braxton. of the Kinston Frce-Press,
Will respond.
The principal address Of Wednesday
Will be that Of General Manager Mel
VILE h. Stone. Of the Associated Press
The luncheon by Trinity College and
the reception by the women of the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-12
ELKS ELECT RIGHTOR
GRAND EXALTED RULER
Ne" Orleans Mnn Dcfeatx Lloyd Max
wen IN Hot COntcst-virEinians
IIuNInK Gnnd lime

BALTIMORE. July Il.-Edward @.
h'Hhtor' OF New orleans. to-day was
elected grand exalted ruler Of the
nehe'oieht and Protective Order OF
h'hs over Lloyd Maxwell, of Marshall
Town iowa, at the annual convention
OF the order IN session here. The con-
test was declared by older members
among the delegates TO have been the
hottest in the history Of the oruani-
zatlon. The vote was: Rightor, eSi:
Nakwe!i. 3Ss. Boston was selected for
next years convention. Other officers
were elected as follows:
Esteemed leading knight Morris
oDe!l. Camden. y. j.: esteemed loyal
knight f. T. lngcrsoll. Seattle, Wash. ::
esteemed occurring knight, James NJ
Shahiey' Oakland. Cal: grand secre-
tary. Fred 6. Robinson. Dubuoue
iowa grand treasurer. Charles a.
Mhlte. Chicago. grand tyler oliver
.iack' Ok AROMA City. Okla: grand
trustee George Locke, Rogers Ark
While the delegates were wrestling
win the election problem. the "wo-
men Elks enjoyed "A luncheon at the
i'Er'c az noon. leaving shortly after
ward for Sightseeing motor trim
through tn" parks, suburbs and Green
Spring Valley.
The first Of the biz snec,acu,o
events WAS the floral automobile ma
rade this evening. Later there was a
prize drill Of uniformed delepations
The Richmond and other Virginia
delegates kept the town filed with
their cheers to-day. They got I'm autos
aud 'rubberneclt' wagons and went
about The city streets singing songs
ana having good time generally. To-
night the Nirsinians We're in the fo-
raj parade. and helped TO make Il a
big success. Their autos were filled
with colored lights and one or the
ears Was made 10 resemble percola.
lheN were given hearty cheers along
the route Of the parade.
Captain Jack" Barnett, OF Danville.
Va" rs IN" smallest Elk here He is
forty-;wo inches tall and even at that
is big brother in his own town,
for his brother Herbert is only thirty
Sin Inches tall. and claims TO be the
smallest man in the world CAPTAIN
Jack is iwenty-six years old and has
been attending Elk reunions for ten
years. The father OF the two mideets
is six feet tall. Captain Jack" in
his auto III the floral parade Tonight
with Colonel James 4. Scott. or
lynchburg was commander OF the sec
"nd division.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-12
FOR CITY.OWNED TERMINAL S
Organization. Whose Purposc Is to Sc
cure Them. l. Formed nj
NOrfOlk.
Especial to The Times dispatch

l'p'''"' !" rue 'tS-i''Sb"tSh'l
NORFOLK. VA, July ia commit
tee OF fftceu business men Of Nor
folk met yesterday at tho Cham
Der Of Commerce and formed per-
mancnt organization, the purpose OF!
which is TO secure for the city the cree
ton Of mun!cipal-uwncd terminals OF
the Bush type In New York. TO be built.
according TO the plan outlined, without
expense 10 the city.
The plan Is to issue bonds to the
amount OF 10000 interest and sink
ing fund charges TO he guaranteed by
the Bush interests, which are to lease
the terminals II the plan he worked
ont IL means that Irving II. Bush. head
Of the enormous terminal at New York,
Viii become actively interested in the
development of Norfolk 4 large in
crease ~ business and, population is
expected to result
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-12
SOUTHERN PUBLISHERS
ELECT THEIR OFFICERS
u. $. Jones, Of the Ashevillc Citizen,
Chosen President at AssO.
citation Meeting.
LONG PROGRAM CARRIED OUT
Russell II. Whitman, In Address,
Advocates Increased Subscription
Rates for Newspapers In South.
u. G. McDuf'e Another Speaker.

ASllEVlTLIG, July i1.-Combining
t"o days program in one. Yesterdays
sessions having been postponed on
account OF delayed members. the
Southern Newspaper Publishers Asso-
citation transacted much business to-
day. and reached the election Of
officers for the ensuing year. The
officers elected arc:
President. II. S. Jones, Ashevillc
Citizen; first vice president, +. q. He'll,
Savannah News: second vice resident,
d. d. Moore. New Orleans Times
P1cayunc: ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Walter
Johnson. Chattanooga News. Exeru-
tive committee: Victor IL. Hanson.
birmingham News: Il. NJ Foster, Nash
vile Banner; c. n. Johnson, Knoxville
Sentinel; James H. Allison. Nashville
Tcnncssean- American: y. J.. Sanford,
knoxville Journal and Tribune; G. J.
Palmer, Houston Post; w. r. Anderson.
Macon Telegranh; W. a. Elliot. Jack.
sonvtHe Times-Union; Robert Latham.
Charleston News and Courier; Elmer
clark. Little Rock Democrat: w. t.
Thomas Roanoke Times; W. B. Sull-
van. Charlotte Observer
The principal address OF the day was
delivered by =. q. McDuhie, president
or the Atlanta Adj Club, who expressed
The opinion that the biggest advertise
Ing opportunity In tho South to-day is
that offered by life insurance, and that
the master minds Of the world in
almost every line OF endeavor at last
have awakened TO the value of adver-
Using.
Russell r. Whitman. managing direc-
tor OF the audit bureau or circulation.
discussed THE Wherefore of the Audit
Bureau OF Circulation and What II
Has Accomplished" He advocated In
creased subscription rates for Southern
newspapers.
The report OF the Advertising COM
mtttee appointed last year showed that
$4,000 had been spent in drawing the
attention of national advertisers tn
the purchasing power Of the South
The report asked for an additional
$4,000 to carry on the work. but action
thereon was postponed until Tomorrow
morning.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-12
IN AND orr or row>.

Mrs. Richard Johnson and family, NJ
Park Avenue. are leaving to-day TO
spend the summer in New England.
Miss Mary Todd has returned 10
Richmond. after a visit TO relatives at
Bear Island. near Taylorsville.
Mrs. Stuart G. Christian. who has
been the guest OF relatives In Ralti-
more. has returned to the city.
Mrs. James &. Martin. who has been
spending some time in Norfolk and at
ocean View. has returned to Richmond.
Miss Octavia Arlington has left for
her home in GrecnvIlle. $. C.. after an
extended stay with relatives In this
city.
Mrs. j. Lee Iioiner and Miss Marie
Eoincg have returned from Virginia
Ecach. after a weeks stay at the Wig
wan Cottage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warrington Wise. Of
West Franklin street are spending sew
cral weeks at Clifton Springs. y. T..
and viii later go to Atlantic City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert n. Corbell and
their small son are visiting relatives
in Gloucester County.
Misses Elizabeth and Fife Carter. Of
Newport News, are visiting relatives
here. en- route for Amelia County.
Mrs, J. d. McCarrick and Miss Anna
Mct afTlck nave returned 10 NOrlOlk,
after brief stay In Richmond.
r. Garnett Tabb has returned to
Richmond. after spending ten days
with his family at the White Sulphur
Springs.
Mrs. K. s. Taliafcrro and Miss Mary
Gray T.liaferro have returned to Nor
folk, after n short stay here.
Bishop Henry ST. George Tucker and
Mrs. Tucker, with their children, OF
Tokyo, Japan, are spending some time
with EisEor and Mrs. Beverley Tucker
II their cottage at Virginia Beach.
Mrs. NJ Fillmore Giikerson, of "IIill-
side" Staunton, is The guest Of Mrs
Richmond Mcrrc, at 1920 Monument
Avenue.
Mrs. Thomas IL. Gillian. who has
been In Richmond for n short stay,
has returned ito Norfolk
Alrs. r. w. B'ssell. of stanton, who
has been the recent guest OF friends
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-12
here, ~ now visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
i'arva.' l.. Wilson at Willoughby Beach.

here, ~ now visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
i'arva< L. Wilson at Willoughby Beach.
Aubrey Young OF this city, has been
In Newpor, News for short stay
this week
Miss 2ebc,ca Bland has left for
Amelia County where she will spend
few DAYS
Mrs Clarence II. Urncr. of this city.
is a guest OF her niece. Mrs. Thomas
+. Sebre'l. Jr.. in HarrisonburE.
Claiborne Carter, OF Ashland, is the
guest o! friends I'm Fredericksburg this
week
Mr.. and Mrs. Joshua Garrison and
folk, after visit to their son,
Dalrymple Garrison, In this city.
Miss blanche Tignor. of Richmond.
in Newport News.
stuart Raglani. OF this city. has been
spending several days with friends at
Virginia Beach.
Mr and Mrs. T. l. 6. Hun and their
small son, nyin HUI, OF Richmond, are
guests OF Airs. HulIs parents, Mr. and
Mrs. =. ~ Rauhof. in IIarrisonburg
John Taylor. Jr is spending .ome
time camping with a party OF friends
in Maine.
Miss Alice Buckner Exan Of Dam
VILE. is stopping ~ 3c2 West Grace
Street
Mrs. Annie F.. Route. OF Tappahan-
mock. is spending some time with
friends a; SIS East Grace street
Leroy r. Exall who IS patient at
the Tucker Sanatorium here. expects TO
leave shortly for the mountains
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-12
House Dresses
SOC, %, $l.OO

Percale Dresses in checks,
stripes and figured pat
terms; collars trimmed
with embroidery and laces;
three-quarter sleeves and
pearl buttons-58c.
Percales and Chambrays of
good quality, In normal or.
high waist line effects:
tn Ire e quarter sleeves;
daintily made-73c.
Dresses in striped and fig
ured lawns and striped
percales; some models
with belts; three-quarter
sleeves; large sailor COLI
lars and cuffs; trimmed in
embroideries, solid colored
bands and pipings. $l.0O.
7-l2-1s.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-12
SELLS INTEREST IN ROAD
W. T.. Ningra Disposes OF Holdings In
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Railway.

BRISTOL. VA. July 1l.-Friends Of
w r.. Mingea. the Abingdon capitalist
announced day that he has sold 10
the Norfolk and Western Railway
company his minority interest in the
Virginia Carolina Railway, tho new
road extending from Abingdon. Va.
INFO the rich mineral and iron belt OF
-Ashe County. y. {.
MiTgea built and owned the road
originally, hut sold control two years
5g". lie is said to have received
1925. 900 for his minority interest. The
road is eighty-three miles long
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-12
FUND NEARLY COMPLETE
As Soon rs Stock liz SubscrIb~d Con-
tractors VIII Start Work
on RHilrond.

The campaign committee of the Rich
mOnd. Kappahannock and Northern
Hallway will hold n meeting ia the
next few days for the purpose OF com =
plotting arrangements for a fiual APP
peal to the citizens Of Richmond for
their assistance in the project
date the committee has raised more
than $4,000 OF the required $50. 900. and
the remainder will he secured In the
next few days. Ii was stated Yesterday.
The contract for the construction OF
the road has been awarded conditions
ally. and the contractors will start
work as soon as the fund is cumpleted
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-12
AT the Movies To-Day

hiJOU-AIne Marsh. la "rhe Wild
GIri ~ the Stcrrus," ulsa u ite1stuue
comedy.
lSlS-Snitlc Fisher and Richard
TraSers, In "rhe Little Shcphvrd Of
HUEKuin Row"
sTHANn-Edna May. In "SnI,a-
lion JOAN"
ODEpS--"'rhe Dune" with uinuche
Sweet.
VICTOR -"Mysterics Of Myra,"J
Heart Weekly mud q comedy.
II w "rhe Fttrt," featuring
Mnrie Wsiramp.
COLONIAL. - Charlie Chaplin, In
"Iie NHRnbOnd."
REA-"The Hidden Face" with
Alexander Gnden aud Iva Shepherd.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-12
GUARD AGAINST DISEASE
Norfolk Taking Precautions 10 Prevent
Outbreaks of InfHntIle Paralysis
by fnsRectIOn,

NORFOLK, VA, July ii.-lncomiuS
passenger steamers are examined by
the CITY Health Department with a
view to preventing any person with in
iantile paralysis, OF any germcarricr,
from entering the city. TO date there
has not been a case of the disease In
the city, aud the health authorities are
adopting preventive measures.
There has been no case OF the disease
In Norfolk since four years ago. when
there were several.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-12
Chnrycd With Shoniinr.

Robert Jackson. colored is now
lodged in lienriCo County Jail on a
charge OF shooting Walter stewart
also colored on the Mechanicsville
Turnpike shortly after O'Clock yes
terday morning. Stewart is in the
Memorial Hospital in critical condi-
ton.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-12
Hair on Limbs
and Under Arms

This method for removing supertluous
hair il totally different from pastes and
rub-on operations. which merely remove
hair from the surface of tho skin. To rob
hhlr on us vitality YOU must use De
attacks hair under the skin, as we'll as
on the skin. limitations OF De Miracie
are as worthless us pastes and ruh-on
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-12
MsIvin on vacation.

Court, will leave the city to-day OF
ten-day vacation. Mr.. Melvin will
go to Baltimore to visit friends. He
has been In the Civil Justice Court
since it's tablishment. aud is now duly
regarded as fun member Of the
city Hall force.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-12
STRIKE is BROKEN
Many Longshoremen Return to work
and PlNres OF Others Are

NEWPORT NEWS. VA. July IL
Chesapeake and Ohio hallway officials
to-day stated that the cnastvisc long
sho"eincu's strike at this point had
been broken completely. Til. strong
Gordon of guards thrown about the
piers when the longshorcmcn quit was
cut down to normal strength to-day
Many of the strikers have returned
To work, while the places Of the others
have been filled with negroes irori
the interior Of the State. The long
hhuremen demanded an Increase III
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-12
NSNNSS@
y SOCIETY &
NN1SS>I,

Mr. and Mrs, John Keene Jones, OF
iarh avenue. announce the en-
Sase'neht ana approaching marriage of
,,, u'"S ntcr' Doris conway TO Carr
,' WI, f'chihs is son OF
'ie''i'hs' also OK inns citt
'"e ""'t''
Among the recent arrivals at the
'rcenbricr White Sulphur Springs arc
Mrs. John u. Potts and Miss Nell Potts.
Mrs. Caskic Harrison and her son.
Henry SSdnor HARRISON, the autho of
". VS. Eyes" "Quced' and Angela
business: Mrs. James Il. Pace. Mrs.
Edward r. Robinson. Wynond Henry
aud hohcr, Cabcll. Mrs. Mary WORKMAN
hnd AIRS. : y. S,cgcr.
Miss Mary Ijawcs. of Nopums,, Az.
me- who has been the sucut ar >i,,
Dor.cu Fitz Gerald at tie co,t.pe or
her parents MIR. and Mrs do Soto ISL,
Gerald. at The White le5, s.,urI,y In
ioiu her parents. Mr.. ana Mrs Horace
IIawcs. I'm their ramp AT Lake. Nnbon.,c
New York.
n,,.,,, ,
Mr' ana MIS- Frederick bernard
N"'c'"i"i' oi 'ii'oh forHc. announce
nv chSash'nci't ana approaching mar
rage or ihcir daughter. Ciarice Merle.
10 H. w ~ ihNt"h' OF silver Grove,
~ me wc"hihg VIII take place In
'"" carry ran
Miss rrrsscy Hon0rcd.
Miss Phoebe prcssev. Of Newpor,
News and Mi.s Virgin, p,c,arL mr.
Atlantic civ. wore yucsts Of hounr
Saturday afternoou when Misc NoiI,.
,ressev entertained a, mn ,,,r,c,iyc
tea at her home. ...rhe Anchorage" ON
the Boulevard near Iiampton
Quantities NJ rowers rose, nrodo,,
Mating were us.a cverywhnr. I,nL
roses and NOTED pIan,s made cnIor
scehcmn of mink and urcen in the mar
Tor. where the Misses presnev aud Miss
packar5 ,nreiy"d nc enes,. an" WIZ, ,o
and rod ro.cs ana whi,o l,l,sv ve.o
usod IN mo lihr,ry .nd ,oiau -.
and p,.,nr,iu,u. =, ~. dtni,, ,,
Those .ssistin ,,i.s pras.e Co. a.,
linirprnou, go. utvs It,rr,a, ~.
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w. 80 49, 80,
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IAN ~, C"''rei'' 'r' MISE fresscS mas
Wv pc ~ ~ nien'''ohu
w" "'S 4" nu'h"e. "a i''eh's mere
"c."rns I" S'"unton.
Mrs ,iaN Hhui'E, ot near stanton
mas returned 10 her home. after spend
ins cr"l n"ss III 'Isl',ne 'rchns
In Richmsnn and Petersburg. Mrs
rs MISS Lucy i'aoneN Jones OF PETERS
nNrs, peioT" hef marriage
>hen"" w cen -th" here.
MES SaIah 'ersoh h"e OF Forts
mouth VINO mas peeh V's'hns reiat'ves
ior seNeF"! weeks IN ''a!Esp"rs' - =:
!sIt Iloay I" ne inc Week -cnh guest OF
MISS Matte i,arden. IN ii'ahiahd fatk'
HchinonH. MISS nee ieit Aohday 10
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freidhof, reported by Sergeant
bradley aud Policeman SamueIs. and
y i. Kennedy, reported by Sergeant
Na!mnck and Chauffeur Cash, were
hncd s2i and costs each i'm the Police
Court Yesterday on charge of sDeed
,Ee automobiles through The strests
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by name and you will avoid disappoint-
ment. Furthermore. YOU will get the
only depilatory that contains binding
guarantee which entities you to your
money II II falls. In 500. $I0O and
800 bottles. at your Dealers, or d.
rect postpaid. in plain wrapper. De
Miracle Chemical Co. Dept. AT. Parl,
Ave. AID l29th ST., New York.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-12

preparations ID c.
cause they lack GER
ia | II ingredients
that DE Mrs Gle
alone contains
which give II the
power to dcvitnliac
hair. Well groonled
women always use
DE Miracle for re-
moving hair from
limbs and un d @ r
arms as we'll as
from fa &C, neck and
arms. Insist on tho
genuine De Miracle
and YOU will get
the host hair re-
mover ever offered
the public. he sure
to buy DE Miracle
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ELITE
STYLES

SET
"It In worthy 0f
t he h iE Il st
pralne." Genuine
magazines of the
highest chnra otcr
cnd0rse only dc
Miracle. RcSvRre
or s0-ca1ied en-
d0rsenients of
bogus RaHlnes
which arc used to
exploit the saIe
OF questionable
depllat0ries,
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Civic League will be the social fea-
lures Of the opening day.