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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-04-04
SOUTH DAKOTA HAS
STARTED CAMPAIGN
sfYsa.~mu9h wawk rs neiA8f - DrB
ssase W8H ne FSoue sfsefa f&feTa-
tmra wfm ~ g8&ateft@tes1

nItehaH Al n. April IA verT
thsruumH fsnu#igm far 8tHfewAHs prn-
hIHlN8n has been started ln tha state
- thn Ans1 -Baioon League THE orr
ssaH lHs ftan mfN hMHa 4@ah tna s
ready gv#rwhetmfnE s#ufiFnanf tar n
8Fy State. as Indicated hv tha action
az every raliziaus body a0d ere con-
sautlon ~ ire STATE Boosters and
sniI6ssm
large force az msfseru hsva been
pue into Tbs ne'a ard There aFa now
n8 fewer thau dnxHn organizations
ard 80 many unaneial agents a1 work.
ard BY JaiY ths taFe ta azDacted
% number ftg 0F SIXTY msn ta Rd-
8ltlua "a THESE organizers. Bns 8r*
Being m8aa ~ NetHs UH H1y R
tire leading rnn pa xnsrs Hf ms oa -
uan into saufH DAKOTA fa~ taa last
twa months &c tua asmgnf gu
fg lH expected that more hHa 49,
600 600 pieces ~ literature wH pc
aaeA lr 81 state during the ra RI gat xn.
ana tnst Thousands - .araa posters
mfit oecaBg fhe 8ilhae rf# ~ sa@
state
VETS mass nda elssh a
h }u znoWu that tAH ~t forces ere
preparing - rnlea = huge aash fand
fer the pHr eone ~ Haadla1 ras malls
with uaf#f@nFRveufafians am vail ga for
cerrmnf{nH r7tea Furthermore tUa
formation has recently aowe - fha
state dry leader Indicating 1h8t the
liquor interests arN planning 20 een-
ter tha Efforts ~ kea vna5a liquor
teaff3r Of thH Nerf emevt on @oaft
Dakota for the coming eau7untsn ab8
e tn 0a{d fhaf fhe faaa awaits be fa~
sha South DAKOTA weH HEat fa IH the
neigh horhnoH of 81 48a HaH
fin ORDER &o overcome tH# Influence
- fh@ vast smnBnE ~ @sauas aa ae3
ne conducting sEstenafIr eampaisn
~ aHura .aH a4 ths sarte slaaa effect
ing thorough organization he every
aHa ~ TIE sINtg-ffT@ counties anH -
Gee voting precincts of tha state if
h4s been decided ~ sbs HvyH tnaf a
Gard ~ sfzE enc mgl be ueedaa t7r
fHr 0rr campaign. and 9laua wsrs im
Haea5ste1T 'aEH spf orRnntziTw a state
wt8e financial canvass. wi7a ths v3ew
90 raising sata amount A numb@r OF
cities nnt counties nRvs already re-
ported more thar their share - the
apporNcnme towards the fan8
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-04-04
BIBLE CLASS nfN
HEAR tHPR|leHtn


usras. aslah. Al gvu i've iaew
bace apou ire pelgseav ~ n~vsSs
uas with disgust Bot fhe ssme wfis
come whan 4 uasv aee gf mea eiiR
rse 8ack abou taa alenAoiiega 8f sa@
sx-Hant age wffh Iaathfn9 for aaf pew
earfad apoasi s&s ard asiloesasa sesfs
seafr8ftbn said f1Y James Ei9aarinHs
ham af Mam Yor9 A. the STATS Hfbis
r2ama a aaocfRt8on roaesnst@n fn w9Tw@
rect Presbyterian f'aurc@
rr Epssnwham resigned as r@g-
fox ~ me wealthv g Paafs NpAe-
eaual rhwraa lr Syracuse. ~ e. sr
tHa8 a@ might H@gote 63s @atafs tisfs@
- ze wa~ an &h@ {8aaae tr4gf1a.
tHTne mar y ari1fu& home ta8 low
SCR ~ ms harmful effects - sieo-
ha3" ke continued RE@rt8u#tefT Mea
Fa4nu to battle war@ primes with
strong aFtHk Tu fh@ pFneeas wns
a1eshal has basn gxahfab@a sn ftls
srsn aas - nHzsla- Germany. EFane@
aaa wanHan8 PREY sous fe uaaafnS
tnts prohibition aef many tests wsf@ 4
sanaa E4E83arw sens rseaB8Hmd ~
Shoot at uafe After 4rfasing 81
z3asa ~ mHs ale sbeF ware e@aaaraA
e. saoot awaia aud s. @s# found tnas
tHa.r efficiency had fallen off sa p@x
cent
f4~arHmanf officials rvb as fas
gessoa FOR fHa Jack ~ spld@uatns IN
fas camps - the iargH nations 49,
saaf the s5aenta ~ alcohol
~. ts.s4 - ~ ai--s.~.4 ~, 4.sas
1900. $500 -f... rmvfm~s f. -
So. hnur4 - e.Na sets sgaHaat Aha4~
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,t-,-.f ..aes stte. ana asatM
.6~-. 80. fs-,. ,rs,sysfn, ~ rsAvga-
~ 49,. ,.~gsla 81 s{m,saIn ~
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-s va. .e,,.. s@4,sv.s t,aoe avsr.s
s H. "a a+.s. 90 .--4s aR tnmae sswma
t. 1900. lss.-8gtl,,,v ..ssa4 n14 "a, 49,
-sss-. ... ,-...fa So q svv nasgNe
"a .t.... zs-fsstg. =
..f.-.sl.- ~ sNn swa~4
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-04-04
THE BLIND WHO CAN SEE

can hear the rumble of The trains
III hhe disfancr--sthe machinery ~ the
day u beginning O. grind. The whls-
Elts 8i5N tire mIiame8 s2ffle their
wagons through the street.-the dogs
bark Thr street ears essnw ard ihe
voices Of mer 8nd women pass ne
on their way 20 mgrk
Bur goa canuot see those ehjngs
he iitgle girl interrupted again. wtth
pity 70 her face.
That's Il you'fe wrong ard be
smiled aaa5n Those arr lua1 the
VERY things 7 A. see When fhe pass
srby knocks against ire in tie street
ard SOME Kind bard heips we across
busy CORNER. wheu ilfie children
stop and chatter wfeh wn / can see
nothing hat love ira the world
never know that there are any shad-
owa. except when they are read 70
nae from the newaespers, because
d. not want 10 think az the people
s{ the world as cross and cfuel and
ankiud 90 each other Z done have
10 see their scowis and their frowns
even though I do overhear their
ugly word am blind Z can ss-
cape the uHatlracriv- moods which
provoke ghsir auHes
"Aud then I have music--tAs soul
Of the voice. the cello. the vtoiin, the
ofchrwra-all these are mine mine
and ( ara king among men.
So never again shah cali the
blind men blind hat IN my heart Of
hearts SHALL ] always think a them
A. the bilsd who can really see.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-04-04
ASKS W0NEH'S AID
AGAINST CABARETS
Minister says Mast Paas n1g Furbld-
alna singing aoa Dancing VA
sBsa Cafes

~ Eoula. No, Aprf ca must
see "a IL thas thls hnl 70 passed b.
tha BOARD 81 Aldermen. 80 far a. vuH
have influences. said Rev pr John
T. Brands. addressing q side yea
company ~ wouasn ~ th@ First Chris
tfsn Church He w@s referring 20 o.
proposed bail f0r ths sWpprH##lcu af
singing ara sanc3nR in emfaa The wfo-
men 10 whom he spoke were quite
unused tu political rnatfevs being
members af tha Christian woman 8
Raara ~ missions Of the fifth district
a bout SEQ wnrn present
Dr Brandt told his hearers that ST
tbn conferences q ministers with Ex-
else Com missioner Rnmsey ths ameH-
ffan bad ha@n asked az to wh@ther
az excise license had beer granted
be four clubs ma med H8maeg re-
ggfsa fhat 40 ons nf these four had
license.
.Ars pet drinking was founa n
svnrg ore ~ th@en oa sunday a 8
rar Fran83
Ha declared that many elabH w@fe
operated only FOR ths Saturday night
And Sunday trade. often earr}fnE
this on without license
~we aava in g. T.ohts 800 es~
ICONS sa3a Or Brandt and X YOU
count She cafes wherein they RaH ll-
auor. ard fha clabhou@es. that VIII
make sn additional 500 The cafe ~
often pat It's nsxf 70 the saloon 90
draw n4ore custom,
"ona af olr investigators bought
ginger ale TO drink and bottled liquor
- take home When as had drunk
ak glasses he said that his insides
marn Re burned thmt ae could ret ib-
s1lwat "a anY longer Rna h@ bad tU
&c home
y fust sometimes felt whsn we
we're going around thaf slant
pmnt fhe Lord Ga know wss there
In rns CAFE there ware Ffxt5 es5men
who 7 3a8Red -he3oNKe8 eo ere under
wor2d
Dr Brandt aeeased 1aass 8en
Clark ef tna NFA@a4na Caart ~ fa&-
are t8 eaaxisG na6ra ki4 assss8e case
eaf III twenty fIs said gh#g patrol
utsn had sata IN was asessMa - take
cases To th5s eemrt IS ~aH fheg &y8
nes a esw3tn@ est
Two ef ire srNatssk KMmbI}n8
houses az thB r{fy E}v Brandt sAla
are situated within feur squares v9
the church az DeIFaAr and psndlatob
A avenues A }arga gambling center
exists alao ia the parish uf she Ham
uton-A wenme Christian CswnFeh
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-04-04
,arpaHrpMAN NORTHERN DEAD.
Asyssse Appendicitis Ent1s f4fe sc xoanE
North CaExaslasan

Annapolis Md April a Alashlp~
man Phillip T.nm@aen Northern. 5r..
az 8nowden. NJ c. mem eer &c tho
Greet u8@ms. afaA SATURDAY. RA&hk AT tAn
aTARaB Hn@nzeHt NeNs fst30gnE SCI 1Ea
GRAFTON eor q chronic attack Of aspen
ftcitiz. performed a Tess DAYS ago.
PerltomltIa developed am8 fastened his
death Toe young ntdds had haea &il.
ina Tor souse time but delayed tns op-
Grafton until IL was too late Tae hos
plial surgeons worked herole@slS fH an
effort to SAVE him
Young Northern death waa pseN-
hargy saA occurring a. tt asa in
1ltta more than tWo mohths af the
safe az hits graduation rvous tha Naval
Academy Ha was a very proficient
student standing among the first Forts
az mis- elass Whteh has a me8n hsr-
shtp OF nearly see he @as ehe sou
Of T. T. NosthcrH 81 snowdeu. snd
ygas appointed 60 the Academy from
North Carolina emtertnS In the sprsns
ef 1919
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-04-04
SAGE TEA KEEPS
YOUR HAIR DARK
WmEN aa11ED wpEYa SULPHUR III
BRINGS RAQM FaA AUAQttE
AND ABUNDANCE

Gray hAie. n8WevSF handsome. 8e~
aatsa advancing aga. We All know ths
ADVANTAGES aK Youthfu3 appaA aatles.
9aur halls II geuf ehANM Ag sNAa -
ar mara tire fMG@ Wh@n u gAas@,
tapna ssMx ana locks dFy Wlsgs @na
HcrMzgY fuat $ feW applications ak
ssass Ta@ Ana Sulphag enhances ~
appearance haRar@ag08d
poay STAY srAyt LsavA yeun8i
nathss prepare tAa fanlo At hnma az
aef frem ans afus atare 500 bottle
ag #Nywtha saAa And Sulphur essa
pauud thousands as eesNM eaaan-
mmna thaH ready e. ase py@e@fa tiHn,
because ii aArhsas tha hAir beautifully
ana removes aamaFwN stops @saip
itching asa falling hair besides NO
eas cas- possibly fell ~ u AAgk@n@
~ naturally Aaa sx@alg xpN metssem
sponge ag sNFs hEsma wtth ~. afaM
la9 this thFvaMh th4 hair taxing aW@
sssaAii stgaaa As tiMN. Hy maeaia@
Eha MF@v nAAs Aiaapp@asas agtak ga
BkhNY MpplisMgtaw at tWn. gss m@taFaA
essle4 IL restored anA Il becomes tetpA.
ta@ay anA ilsatRNna. a@a you @nN@mF
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-04-04

~ wv aFEa4t9s Hts "
10 look ugoo lhs beautiful
ghtnes a this word Of
ours" we cry a. ths blind 60 hob
bling along. feeling fhcis var with
their canes stumbling often and
sometimes falling
MOT 70 know vbsu che skies are
blue and fhs white clouds g6 sailing
byt7 cries onc. Never 70 know that
ahs wild flowers ars biotsomins yell
low and scarlet oa the greece hillsr
cries another
ITO think Of nos being able 70 Fes
ths ocean when Il breaks against thu
rocks and throws ta mantijia Of
foauing wh5se lace over ths shoreT
lsments ehe third
what a man be woman m8st miss
who cannot see 8bc lttIe children
romplug a. their play, from another
and how lonely thu blind vust
be wheu they cannot ser the faces
of those they lovri~ IS tbe cry that
came from my own heart
These are the thfuzp we talked Of
Is we stood iu a little gronp looking
pitfully upon bliad mar who was
sdging aear us. listening wftb the
keen. sharp ears Of the blind
fYou are uisgakrr--we car see.
he interrupted us and the smile or
A 8. a 4g.
the other made rs feel as e he knew
ns and could read che coataslon SO
our glaacss.
I'VE ace with our Ears snd oar
hearts. he continued aud there are
many umes we blind who talk among
ourselves regret that YOU MHo have
your sight cannot hear the voices Of
the world ard Of nature IS @e can
hear them
We drew around aim in . circle
ard listened az he told as of the
rompsusat1ons rae lord has given
those destined 10 SO through lie
shut away from the co1oF Of the
world
Il can s5t On shs grass in the sun
light be tel8 MS and car hear thc
songs 81 ghe insects the bees and the
birds a. they CIRCLE around and ighE
Ga the. flowers AID branches near me
SO ong have ! listened to them
seem " know the }tttle things they
are saEings "a each ether and tails
with gheh8, neveT feeling lonely be
cause l know they are there and will
always understand rae
The wind has somg nc r. soughs
through the trees~the night has is
songs and abe day has It's songs
Bai I thought Il vas always night
20 you interrupted one Of the liz
sle girls who was listening 60 hin,
eager eyed.
The old man smiled apon her. and
laughed as merttiy as cid men always
iaagh when they ara talking TO lis
tie one,
THE aighs Is moee silent be sn
Enpfe5 her 8Hd hef s aet
ing echoes OF thousands 88 footsteps
Then the night smells differently
from the day Cool bFeexes from che
ssA Come. aad. hSe = good house
keeper. they sweep oag the duf of the
4ty's day-the smoke. the SCOT and
the CRIME Sometimes shey carry the
perfume vt the green hills with them
e8 iust hegorc the dawn comes
smea .hs fragrant countyv tn Ehe
hen sae etxy awakens~4t yawns F.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-04-04
CANADA HOW ALMOST
WHOLLY PROHIBITION
0a3v THREE Provinces Now sr8f Fa8-
tssrs---E ocat option PREV slis Even
TFsasFse

Ottawa AnriI s~=Ganata Is nearly
prohibition today Ontario t. the
latest proTinca Or join Manitoba. AL
nArfa. eamk 81 shsN-aa Nova @eattA and
pr8nca Edwmf8 Island lu tha dry
ranks
The onlY provinces where liquor
may be- obtained are 4aa0@c. British
Columbia ana %e# Brunswick and
they ara partly under local temper
AnCa legislation
British Columbia VIII take pro
ADDITION plen@sclt@ some tita@ fn
April which Ia REGARDED as certain 30
make th@ provinces ne license An
absolute prtshbuitiOn Measure has been
promised tn New 8TunswscE
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-04-04
LEAGUES LEADERS
HOLD CONFERENCE


vyaaatnMton. n G. AprN aThe
executive COMMITTEES o8 ans Anti 80
foan Is~amue ~ America hsld ar lnl-
aortant rmsennE at heAaQaa rt@gs hers
vasgera&v at whfeh kh@ legislative
situation. wfth respect az tbs s@vSrH&
Nro htniEgaa measures now pending
before Congress ard th@ situation
generally throughout the United
sgAtas WITH respect 20 the fsnt be
rs made gu the several States I'm tna
interest af nation @l8e erphtnitiea
@sre discussed
Those attending the conferences
Werw DE- e 4 BAKER xenerAi so-
psr4ntaaaent ana M IA Ehsrrsugtan-
general manager * fa@ Raetishin& ins
ksr@8tS, ~ esSwrviita oAgo AAs II, q
D1nwiaat@. at tAk@ city mau0nai toa
laiAtfvo agant OR N J Maare, Of
philadelphia. aakp@aa aisndank ~ th0
Anga ~saiaea League " N@HmmY3Yaaaa
pr gamea Cannon, 3x., 90 Richmond
Va. superintendent u th@ Aati 80
loan .aa6us az Narstuia; pr HI r
Carrie. Nashville. ps@asaeat Of th@ Anr
IA eam ia0a League aH Tsnae@aa@s ar
A Barton. ~ KaMilaa sapsf3at@n~
Asne ae ths ABtl +ssa&oen League Of
sraMMs HAm@@ A Waite st caium tse.
superintendent 81 the Amga saloon
League 1T ohio. w1itiam Ii Aaaar-
soas ef N@ss eFks superintendent az
tha Antt ssataaA League 81 New
Yoek Rsswsfar{eN Hasdick ef FttSh
burg Aa@@ and A. . Aexoasa pF
IssNinAton tl
ru nguwiaAss. @ha &tsa s@pfg
aeafs ths National &ntef CinaFah r@m
psgane@ FsaaTatten. the S&eeA Temp
lara sna ether AtIses temperance sr~
xanl2atiosgs. made khs following statv
uaeat c@neernihs tas action 20 the
8aaae Judiciary u@mMitt@@
agAs action et te@ HOUSE oemmst
1as cw the judiciary "a paafp0ntna
sftheu} 8ake TIA rational prohibition
amendment ie@ves tha question: ~
eha Rammltts@ a@n take ap ear asas3s
lusgaa aaNt we~A as al sps either
tiaas whteh gns ggamaAa At tha Ameaa
meat SnAaY consider pppaFRWne Ii II
weA knawu thAt Eha pFah sts@ lon
resolution has e Substantial amd ~
Hsbta mt8iNgity III tne HOUSE e0ms
aagifee. ana Il u cot likely ehAt aaY
action wtils Re taken as na action
bae thus faF heea g&keR that IA in
tended 90 he a@sarmsiaaA ca kha ehAt
pHe@F@sa ef khAm fight
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-04-04
STUDENTS rurfAarN sF"lAr
mias seasssA Rupasn Mas
tsa tsas tuesday.

MaaaaaViile. W Va Apsa kA
strike az the sfaasna@ 81 tbs hta p
sanaaG hega - threatened Tuesday an
4aaa she nsaultx retnstasa@ three t@s
nlasa aud ono sophomore. " aa wara
suspended last week u hon the ssae
saats refused TO So Is school hueAuNe
th@ nn4miRW sessions were advanced
frarA ta ssg0 o'clock
Az maasm@wgiug attended ~ more
fhAa 500 pupils. resolutions we're
adopted submitting an ni4lnAatam to
kha Faculty declaring that unless the
fhur students wwra rslnstmtaa ~ T-s@M-
Aav A #sstka w@ml& - sailed
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-04-04
BEaGA CO.'S BR&x
X'sssaAxessse@ NssesssS VITA AssNa NNxe
Aeaaa- AANnkAM3AM Arw 1sN.EAAaassi

3aFA, tsa ApF4 4 fret = ave
geafa NMns N@MeA IS she temperance
Fares# ~ Xark D@aaty pelFA borough
nAa gene arr Is = aegtstah handed
8owm ~ 2uaBes WAGNER ana fo@a
tha renewal ~ pAalss ~ AeGaAghs
hmtm application for liaaar tseeRsa
eof ere Aetai Auditorium At psis#
was refused
court Ter its FmilnA hak the remon~
asrAnens against tha itaAaAa Whtan
wag@ haara an k~nraaTg laat iu
9iaasA allegations Of violation az tha
liquor laws ard that a liauoF license
at khe ether hotel tn the Borough
was Knocked out a year mNe- a
esmp@rMnn@ hotei wa. erected IN the
aer0&awh wsvsEml YearS age
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-04-04

Mobile Ala. April several Ders.
sons we're tsiursd ID homes aaa >
school building demolished aaa nAAey
cattle ktllea when a cyclone ss9apz oy@H
Yeli8w Pine Ala. early sunday 1@@
damage 48 estimated as $50 500
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-04-04

Lsea . Id zsaa az shs sMSs& p@wMAsF y@s1nM
men la waAnsnmtoa. and both be- add
Mias Parker havw q aanAb@r 81 frtouds
$50 thla city
sa@ssis@s
Tas general meeting Of sha As@o-
auah For thA rra@sryaftpn as VIZ
sgafA Asuqagn@s sill rs As.a rats
maernims a. AZ cloes sn gha 3ahn
Afarwhall Houae All uAeaae@es are
aaagaa ~ agx@na
T'hs regular neetnK er k.ss cnap.
ter. II Il. C.. wsn 30 hala in Les
Camp HAL gais snoraiag at a'cAoe&.
Ths r@walar enonthly mssfGnw sa ta@
RfAneh a. Altss AuSan&ry 60 tha VIZ
gaia Mann far En3urah1@@ vii be
held this marm&nM as III o+etoeA at
Mafnhps antaA All @@sae sra ar@
urged 10 ne pr@@aat
The WamAns Missionary society
Auxiliary Ma g. x aroAa stress Msth.
a8ast Church, w4h hola Ito rawalag
monthly meeting tn the ahuroa pArior.
thim Afteraaaa az aa8 o'ctoaA
The regular quarterly asstaax ok
the AulHaa Almanac Ntll sAAs phase
fhls Mgx@rnasn as o'clock m tns
Il IA & A Mise Raahsi Wst@ou.
memoir ag tha HeHtaa faculty viii
ap@ak ans fs0 afthn1&aa@ - as-
shred
rh@ regular mouts1y meeting Of
ghe Coanelt ot J@wtsh Wosa@a viii
~ held thAa afternoon AZ q aAtNa@ In
ghe sabbath school og reRnpI@ b@Sa
AhApah Dr Stewart " HtenmenS
College vii sp~&k on MasAf Alien
zoe. Nna = pt@as aa1a will ss stsem
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-04-04

@laa M1isabath Montgomery ana
Mis@ M@a@n MONTGOMERY havH re-
faFusd from q Wait ts friends lu NaF-
folk
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-04-04

MFH = n Batteries has returned 70
her henna bare. after vfsff 70 h@F
sister Mrs Frank W MaGailo89n.
nAAr Nsrfelk
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-04-04
FL. ssl.s'vs" i I.vaoasars AZ Hlass'-

Mrs , s. Gentry. ~ Af'Aufs. Ca,
he's FstuFusd 10 her houa after .
visit 70 Ms q. T. nmiiag on Pax
Awsn0e4
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-04-04
Anewara b Corretponaents.

Ara " 3 F-If picssss me very
mach 70 kno~ YOU are making
scrap book oil these little articles
which nf5te ia al good faith "a
you
Irene F ard Bertha Fl Some az
tresses have personal maids who help
them dress and make np, bat / have
always made Dp nay o@u face fog che
screen. simply ase grease paint
AID a little shading around the eycA
s M T-Thank yoa very uuch for
your suggestions. witch you call
Little Pjecruats" for me 90 supply
the 6liinR have pat them m my
ledger and YOU shall sec that I will
write upon the subjects you outlined.
I always appreciate and arm glad to
get letters like yours
i K-Unhappny arr aos a ma
ssciau. although / DO struggle with a
piano and have always iouged to
siag
Mrs Admrer-It IL very seldom
that actresses are forced TO tnks
chances wsifh their lives. and them
are newer compelled 30 DO SO exceps
Of their evsu yoligiou, e&auoe add
viae you about leaving home and
going to work at e stadio. You would
have to begin as an extra girl and
would nlake not more than 81 50 10
s. 90 a day without any picture sx-
peFseaee.
S N. Tot coarse a ncw girl nc
abe stidsa Is aot mzde faA af BY ths
4ha aaAA# -gha 88&s aaa4ssAynN
foolish 70 attract attention. TO herself.
think the slogan OF mosg Of the
gsfls IA Kindness To- the newcomer
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-04-04
EaarVr assaas'@ AAaFvss@a


4iasews~sNwa fnsaFaaAgw Messa Dead,
AtAtwaWkMN wis. April WiiFurd
M rMfton siAts aims years ola. pE@si
aang &c the Northwestern National
lnaunance Company, aled AZ hiA home
hers yesterday after = sheFs iilna@@
AEs Petten mMs horn in Evansville,
N IT. lie had been connected with
ems Insurance eosnp@ny cor forty Eeazw.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-04-04
SOCIETY.
WITH THE
FASHIONABLE BELT

This PaRkswn for this Design Be-
sid@a Allowing fos All Seams,
Gives the True Bas&Ing Line
and shows Diagrams For
Cutting and Making.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-04-04
MAJOR R. ". HUNTER
GOES TO HIS REWARD


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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-04-04
wTsHaagsas Drives

AaF ana Mrs. John Driver af aaoT
oya Avenue, announc@ the marriage
their daughter Isabel, 60 Sen larnia
oaaph Williams. th@ ceremony sa&vlns
taken place LAST Wednesday tn Fl
1850. Texas After an gtAnslw8
W esgera tour. Ne and Atra Williams
a % ba ~ horne IN DuauaRne. aria
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-04-04

social Types or sra sapeaee =
T4ms@ wSll be tns sah3acs ag Mis@ C4r8s
L. MMschagsa i@19ur@ il th@ palm eeaFt
ef sA@ jefferson Hotel at . @ elaoE pB
w Wednesday Meesrneou. 1aah yaes p
teaewre - wtv@m 81 e0sn@eE1BB Nsth-
fA@ Ass@kaasp@&8a pageant &@& tM&
~ hssc 10 cordially tnwftsa 20 aktaaa
Mr@ william Il Cppp@a ha1nner Is
Chairman eg the eouamlttas fn charge
aawa. sally N4@aman Robins wsH give a
r8adEaK fToHa he's latest book M4f
A@san, before tbo gnemb@g@ * th@
9s8ngsS Park Woman fiaN. on Yves
d aA&sme ag1mrmoun III a. a8aeS
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-04-04

Mr. ana Mrs FIRED Lewis. of tals
etty4 formerly ef Blrmtng h@m, Eng
saH8 hARe announced fhe engagement
at approaching marriage of tnsle
8AKhlss. Ela8e Frances 10 Robert K
S. lfllanA aiH0 II Richmond T73sa
weaalng sill be celebrated GA THURS
asy April a5 ard wgH Re an Interest
4MN affair az Easter week Mr. Wi.
LIARS il a son eg Azr and Mrs M
r WtitamA and beth ne ana Miss
t.awis are widely and prominently res
hmk@A
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-04-04

Afrs I5iNnmans ag nhlgaaaiphsa. has
h@an chs guest ef MI and Mrs
Tmom@a Nelson Garter foF . 3ew aAsw
street
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-04-04

Miae Marie vvn taena gaAnAan has re-
tagn@a u kAa mAAg. axtee . vssAa ~
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-04-04

na4 lm 2sa az she sN Sss p@waaaF y0wn8
men ta waansnmton. and both Be add
Mias Parker hav~ aanb@r 81 friouaa
5n tnha adks
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-04-04
W sss slryA,

rh@ w@adiug az Miaa Henrietta
HsA@n Shapiro 20 nr Maartca II
S@tsa viii 20 so3Ssn n4s@d tbia sveatH@
e. s'se ecaroA So tae ssr Ala#ea Maa7
e@ff0EM Synagogue 1r AEa8vSd IL
wtii 8fftci@ts. ana the Invitations ara
tnnoxsasA
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-04-04

Mrs III 8 Spencer. "a Mo@aaAws ana
het daughter, Mrs Charles TAnusRRnm.
o. Aem9hia. remn. agv sire aweAfA 81
s53 eef
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-04-04

The marriage ~ @iaa Norma NJ
anatSh. daughter OF 8r and AKrs Roe
ar9 M Smith and J EWford klTtlsY.
also % Richmond viii 90 quietly eels-
hraAsa this morning a. Ill o'clock A.
the home ~ the sriae's parsntm RopH
West MRan Street Tamre 8tll be no
fscsptaon ara Mr. Rrtiev and bride
wtIl lssAva irnna asfi8sssy for w@dding
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