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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-10-24
MOVIE ACTRESSES
AND THEIR HAIR

Did 1t ever occur - you that every
movie actress you have seen has lovely
hair. while the most popular count
their curls as their chief beauty? In
fact (this is secreO. many are lead
ing ladies just because of their attrac-
tive locks Inquiry among them dis
closes the fact that they bring out all
the natural beauty of their hair by
careful shampooing. not with any
soap or makeshift. but with a simple
mixture which they make up for them
selves by putting teaspoonful of
canthrox (Which they get from the
druggisD, in cup of hot water ami
applying this instead of soap. After
its use their hair dries rapidly with
uniform color. Dandruff. excess oil
and dirt are dissolved and entirely
disa ppear. The hair is so fluffy that
1t looks much heavier than 1t is. It's
lustre and softness is delightful. while
the stimulated scalp gains the health
which insures hair growth.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-10-24
DRINK HOT WATER
BEFORE BREAKFAST
Says you really feel clean, sweet
and fresh inside, and
are seldom i'll.

II you are accustomed to wake up
with a coated tongue. foul breath or
dull, dizzy headache; or, II your
meals sour and turn into gas and
lids, you have a real surprise await
ing you.
Tomorrow morning. Immediately
upon arising, drink q glass Of hot
water with a teaspoonful Of limestone
phosphate in 1t. This IL intended to
first neutralise and then wash out OF
your stomach. liver. kidneys AMI
thirty feet Of intestines all the indi-
sestible waste, po!sonA sour bile and
and purifying the entire alimentary
canal.
Those subject to sick headaches,
backache. bilious attacks. constipation
or any form Of stomach trouble, are
urged to get q quarter pound Of lime
stone phosphate from the drug store
and begin enjoying this morning in
side bath. 1t IL said that men ana
women who try this become enthu-
siastic ana keep It up daily. 1t Is a
olendid health measure for 1t 10
more important to keep clean ana
pure on tho inside than on the out
side, because the skin pores do not
absorb Impurities into the blood.
causing disease, while the bowel pores
do.
The principle Of bathing inside IL
not new. as millions of people prAc-
tice it. Just as hot water and soap
cleanse. purify and freshen the skin,
SO hot water and a easpoo on
full of limestone phosphate act
on the stomach. liver. kidneys and
bowels. Limestone phosphate is an
inexpensive white powder and almost
tast eless.-Adv.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-10-24
TEXAS GIVES WARM
WELCOME TO BLUES

Texas gave a warm welcome to the
Richmond Blues. who arrived at the
concentration camp at Brownsville
yesterday morning at 3:3o o'clock.
They struck the state just when the
fair was In progress, and on their
arrival at Dallas, they were extended
an invitation hy;the fair management
to attend, all admissions being free.
The min TO Tho border was made
without mishap or any untoward hap
rening 70 mar the "Trip. All the boys
are in ihe best 81 health. and are In
high spirits Tn" weather on the bor
der is lilf" that Of early spring.
The sigma Corps. commanded by
captain T. - Conquest. the neld hos
"ttal, Major Bowman, command
ing. and the engineer corps. in com
p .rd Oh taplsir Griffith, arrived at
San Antonio on Sunday. They i'm
lu diatelr went unto camp and are at
tochcd 70 the Tweff'h Division.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-10-24
ANOTHER ALLEN HELD
ON SERIOUS CHARGE

Especial to The Richmond v1rKtnian J
Baltimore, Md, Oct. 23.--william AL
len. of Virginia. cousin of the Allen
boys. involved In the HlIlsvtlle Court
house slaughter. today seriously
slashed Patrick sheehan of New York.
said to be 4 relative of Brooklyn's
Dem ocratic boss, at Mont-Alto. Pa,
Sheehan's face was laid open with the
knife for more than seven inches. He
was also slashed across the abdomen,
and it is feared this cash may result
In his death. Despite his wounds.
Sheehan overpowered his assailant by
beating him over the head with a shoe
Roth were arrested and taken to Cham
bersburg. Pa. in hearse. pressed into
service as police patrol
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-10-24
TRIAL OF MITCHELL IN
FEDERAL COURT TO-DAY

John Mitchell, Jr., editor of the
Richmond Planet, n Colored pupil
cation, who was recently indicted by
Federal grand jury on charge OF
sending objectionable matter through
the mails, will be placed on trial this
afternoon in the United States District
Court. The case is scheduled to open
at 3 o'clock.
The negro editor is charged with
having printed and sent obscene mat
ter through the mails regarding the
case of Policeman Cullinsworth. who
was removed from the Richmond
police force for conduct unbecoming
an officer of the law.
Mitchell has secured Harry NJ.
smith, Jr., to defend him.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-10-24
CARR ANZISTS " ARR
ANBt SHED AND SLAIN

Ell Paso, oct Ia Francisco villa
ambushed a Carranza force under
%x;eneral Carlos Ozuna between san
gSAn6res and santa Ysahel ON Friday
and Inflicted sauguiuary losses on
Afhem. killing 0zuha- according IN adj
Sgices reaching the border today
The bandit chief had laid trap for
1.-THE Carranzistas and they walked into
EN The ambush was located along
1.-THE line OF the Mexican North western
N RAILWAY, and the outlaws posted be
hind rocks along the line. poured a
s4errific fire into the ranks OF the
81 The carranzistas are reported to
kAye been driven In full retreat 80
Esmanta Ysabei and reaching there. did
Ess.ss larry long but fell stili further
Shark to Fresno tho next station to
@Ghihuahus City.
$As General Gonzales. commanding at
*SE6arNx. denies that Ozuna has been
#r1ie4, but despite this the report is
mesully credited in well-informe ed
ees hsra
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-10-24
VETERANS ARE LEAVING
FOR NORFOLK REUNION
Generals Brown and Freeman aua
Their stafs Left eSf~rdRy--
Others go To-day.

Major General j Thompson Brown
commando OF the Army of Northern
Virginia Division. OF the United Com
federate Veterans, and his staff left
YESTERDAY afternoon for Norfolk to at
tend the annual reunion of virginia
Con federate Veterans,
Brigade headquarters were moved
from Richmond In Norfolk Yesterday
afternoon by BriRadier-General w y.
Freemen and his staff
From r, z Lee Camp the past com
manders and other delegates TO the
reunion. and other veterans, sponsors,
sons of Veterans ard a number Of
visitors. will leave Richmond today
A number will not 70 10 Norfolk IN
iii Thursday morning, Thursday being
the big day Of the reurion-the day of
the big parade.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-10-24

but surely onward In their drive
Bapaume.
With Sailly-SaiIlisei as their base
~ French stormed and captured Hill
I'LL, between Sally and Transloy dur
~ the night. Bringing up their guns
- the new vantage point, they maze
pussibie this morning 10 carry out
Qfther minor operations and notable
eokress was made 20 the northeast
Morvai, The French, official state
lint issued tonight states that further
captures of prisoners have been re-
<NoFfed by the troops who yesterday
)xA0vanced northeast of Sally.
German attempts to retrieve lost
aNround south of the Sommc and to
shake loose the British hold north or
sthe river failed. according to Official
Sfeports from the allied commanders
Notable acriai Activity.
The past tweuty-four hours have
been particularly notable for the
aerial activity displayed This morn
ing the Germans bon hava"d Nancy
and Luneville. dropping = number ~
bombs. bnt causing 10 casualties and
slight damage
During The night twoa'y-four
French machines bon harie German
blast furnaces and railway star 'n- ~
the vicinity Of Net Tho lren.h ""r
Tofsire statement SAYS Th'N "''"'''
their objective
offclal statements ooyotlnS the ac-
Invites o. the day fo1o"
Is North Of tho Snwrr minor opera
lions carried cut during the day on
abicd us 10 make uataA5 proErees
northeast OF Norva' Tho number o'
prisoners captured hy 9s yos'ordaF
northeast a. Sa5Ity-SH -ller' has i'm
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-10-24
TRAINING SCHOOLS
RECORD ATTENDANCE
Opens With Largest Attendance In
History of Movement In
Richmond.
MANY HEAR DIR. SANEPEY.
Great Class Hangs Iron His Words.
Interesting Program Is Outlined For
tho Sessions OF Today.

The enrolment in classes and the
attendance upon the sessions OF tho
Training School for Sunday School
and b y. J. L. workers yesterday was
the largest in the history OF the work.
The various departments were attend
cd by largo numbers of workers and
friends. and enthusiasm ran high. on
every hand are heard congratulatory
words concerning the faculty, each of
whom is popular with his students.
Miss lillian s Forbes charmed her
hearers in the class in home de-
partfncnt work. where she discussed
It's pleso s.rd prfnosc Sha is an ex-
perr IN this Department. and is using
her own textbook. The attendance
WAS excellent and the greatest inter
e.t was shown
Mr. Richard r. Vycbe had an
audience If NOR tbsn four hundred
az A.2D. o,ricrz when no tola nf the
f,,,r,},les or star, talItns and Haas
fIITrd trom w. te,I.n,, ,,a ~ tya
etori.- ,;,v.4 80 .o,t,.. ,,oo,,ia A.
M of,cr-e,,,,,.e, -1ass stl,r,, teI,ing
"a. dealt ,,ora g., do+an vim The
tarhninue ~ s,or,. telling
h"@ mss VI F"'F'
ff"ttSsof Johh X Sahpey mas
VIZ, ''H testament ne Sno5ect ~ one
"''h "h'.h ne is Q"i'e IaH'lliAr' oelhk
~ va leS'aif'h' S'nolar OF s'ea
"'i'''3' ne CLASS seemed 10 De deepE
~ tS'ed IN th's advanced courFt'
"" ID rs tlN'h eSpeclaiiN lot ,he pehe-
III OF graduates or the norman course.
ne WORK OF l'r. oafhpey AT q D
IN INC AUDITORIUM OF me f1rst Bap-
.'9' "'' II va ia pa'eo IN oy an
. ''''@Il(e li'a' Hi,fa tne church except
nv Ea''e' re- N'h great splritual
I,'N.Au's H'lh'i'E uhct'oh ana inspiring
-. pS ,e opeite4 up the hrs' uiVisio''
s,., ,' S.p.F % , ,5 sospe,' tIie mrs
, 'g'i, ~" ~ ,ie siea' clasS huis
't''I H'S WI "S anu were oeePlS moved
,,,,h ,,,'nS DE- osi'o.'l "aSe
w t l,Itol'" bipie students mao the
~ r ,,sete o' x senpF'ns uh ger, 50 anle
w" open pipies many
inc th,s canes Games , S,oasm1S are rai9 Nv
lnfsona 'i'e
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Rihie df,dsiors ~ ~ Hor,,at moo',"1
A ,arga nnn,har ,a,,ira ~ 80.
pith ,tow 70 I ox. @Tr,s ,r'o mnrn
more fhon b,,ndrad nthnro oro -,
tending tho claae sar r,ha. 49,,
gain In general way Notvtths+and.
fng the fact that tho text hool, ,Tho
Seven Laws OF Teaching" was taurht
I'm the training school two years 100
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-10-24

s T Shain. ~ 1oh4 North Thirty
sixth Street was cut Gbout the face
last night when an automobile in
which he was riding colllded with an
other machine at Hanover Avenue and
Sycamore Street, The man was taken
10 the Grace Hospital. whore II was
stated last uisht he was no seriously
cut The exact extent Of his injuries
viii not he asecrlaiued until this
morning.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-10-24
(.ARRANZa ARRIVES Al
QUARTZ WITH MUNITIONS

Ell Paso, Tex. oct 23-Ffrst chief
Carranza and his Minister Of War.
sAlyero Ohrerou, have arrived IT
Hcuaretaro w}th train-load OF muu}-
Hons from Mexico CITY. according 10
adyices reaching here 80 reason Is
Assigned for the move. II is added
5fhat Pablo Gonzales. one ~ Car
sranzas leading generals, is 70 take
srcmmand Of Mexico City. He has been
leading an army Ir the state %
Moreios.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-10-24
TO BUILD APARTMENT
HOUSE ON GROVE AVENUE

The Davis Land Company, Incor-
porated. has applied for permit to
build three-story brick apartment
house at ALL Grove Avenue. The
architects are Davis Brothers. Incor-
porated. 25l0 West Main Street. and
the structure Is to cost $4,000.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-10-24
CARRANzA'S AGENT

L--r
DEGREES Of the First Chief. and are TO
be made the law Of Mexico as soon
AZ the Constitutional Convention and
the new Congress Of Mexico is as
sem bled,
The American delegates have heen
IRVING to cola bors1e In lie evolution
Sof some system of revenue which Will
be fair both "a NcNoo and ~ other
acountr!es OF the world
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-10-24
FEDERAL FARM LOAN

Continued from First Page)
around in the courtroom. Petersburg
ers and those supporting the city pre-
dominated. There were more than
200 people from that city and coun-
ties adjacent to it. all OF whom wore
red ribbons on which the name Pc
tersburg was inscribed
The sister city certainly had a rep
resentative delegation looking after it's
interests. and if Petersburg fails to
land one of the banks It certainly can
not be attributed to the lack of inter
est and enthusiasm.
Norfolk Makes An Appeal.
Norfolk was the only other city in
Virginia which made an effort to land
one of the banks. The city was rep
resented by J. II. BROMLEY. Frank II.
Fortlock and G. FL. Hix, while the
BOARD Of Supervisors of Norfolk Coun-
ty sent Thomas Black and c. T.
Shumandine. Arguments Of the Nor
folk delegation were brief. They also
pointed out the advantages OF their
city. telling of the railway companies
operating there, and of tho fourteen
steamship lines. They stated that
Norfolk and adjoining counties are
solidly behind the location of the
bank in Norfolk city.
Richmond Is making no effort to
secure one of the twelve banks to
be established. this city having en-
dorsed Raleigh, n. G. This action on
the part OF Richmond is In the form
of reciprocity, because OF the SPLEEN
did support given Richmond by North
Carolina cities In the fight for the
Federal Reserve Bank
Despite this action on the part of
Richmond. Governor Henry Carter
Stuart through Christopher B. Gar
nett, executive secretary of the State
Tax Board. asked that the bank be
located in Virginia, Mr.. Garnet cited
the large agricultural activity in Vlr-
ginia and requested the location of
one of the banks in the State.
Approved Movement.
Aside from hearing the urgent ap-
peals of Petersburg and Norfolk.
large number of farmers and those
connected with agricultural work in
various capacities were heard re-
gardins the farmers land bank, All
OF them agreed that it Is the greatest
thing for the farmer ever started by
the United State government. and
placed the stamp Of approval on the
movement.
1t will he the making OF Virginia
farmers, they stated. and will serve
as an incentive for them to work
much harder and accomplish more.
Practically every one of those who
spoke. Including some OF the most
"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-10-24

ire OIL virginia. lie described the
tenant farming conditions and said
that he felt the establishment of the
bank Will give those who are now
merely renting places to buy their own
farms.
James Bellwood of Chesterfield
County, who is one of the best known
farmers in the South. also had some
interesting facts to relate to the board.
Mr. Bellwood stated that Virginia won
fourteen gold and silver medals and
four honor banners at the Panama Ex-
position. He said that in his opinion
Virginia can grow larger variety
of farm products than any other state
in the Union
O'Clock yesterday afternoon the
board announced an adjournment. They
viii hold n similar meeting today in
Raleigh, at which time those engaged
In agricultural work in North Caro-
lima will be heard on the subject.
Secretary of the Treasury William
q. McAdoo. who is -officio chairman
of the Federal Farm Loan Board was
detained in Washington and was un-
able TO he present at the meeting. Her
bert Quick, another member of the
board, was also absent. Those who
were present were George w. Nor
ris. farm loan commissioner; Judge
Charles f. Lobdell. Captain w. S. A.
Smith. r, Won Engelken, superinten-
dent of the mint, and Secretary w w.
Flanagan.
Members of the board were guests
of the Chamber of Commerce at lunch
con in the Business Mems Club.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-17

6ou Gcportemeut rcorgo1iliren lllO
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nate cine Bill chL ocn irii6creH
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$3.50 SIT OerlpiIIiacu. SnbbcI mIroc
i'm Gicnitc idper pcrleBt.
Gas @n9r uo6c.
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Gompbea Iieben bclte befonuf acbcIb
oaB nah Dem nd@iicn @IittpoA feinc
Bills me5r eingcrciGt mcrocn oiirfell
mo oaB nad jcuem EoNc fcinc eel
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-17
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Die aIleroings nod nidt 6eItdtiate
9audri9t, oaB Or. gsalter @eIIborn,
Elm prominenter g(r5t aus SeattIe
in Gnalano bon ben britiiAen Wltli.
t1rbeb0roen eridoieu iporoen iet, iIt
1eute an feline 6eiigen 5relnoe ae.
langt. CT. @ell6ort mar mad europa
gefabren, Inn ii6 Dem oeittIden Ro-
tben areu5 an5ui6lieBen. Syr airf.
nall muroe er BON Dem Gampier Der.
ilntergenomnen.
5eitoem bat man ii1 berge6lid he.
niibt, ieinen 9luient6oltsort feI8u-
Itellen unO nunlnebr miro oas
Staots 0epartemeut eriudt weroen,
zen Sail 81 unteriu1en. Sin @ruoer
Oes glr8tes no6nt in ct. Qollis.
Or @. 4. @irm6lirq Gin perl6nli-
der 6reiino bon ct. @ell6orn, iii
Der, uel4er sic obige g}adjrid)t er6al-
ten bat, ood mill CT nidt anqe6ert,
aus pelAer Guellc tic itamnt. 9iS
3itm Gage Scr @er6afhng bon Or
@ell6orn1 10 iogt Or. @armburg 6a-
lbe er BON ibnr 8riefc nno GoItfortcn
erbalten. Scit Dem o Ge3enl6er 6a-
be Ct nidts me1r gebort. Or. @eIl-
born Iu5r an H. )}ooenl6er mad
Geiltidlano ob Gbpo6l cr III airf-
nall periiferte, OnB er ii6 5um oeit-
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britiibeu 9e6oroen bel oem Manne
mi6tige militdriibe 4npierc oeiin-
Den bdtten 9eioc 9lngabeit iperoer
bon ocn 6rclnocn Or. @elIborn'S
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-17

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oifener Ge6otte ii6er 0ie @lotioe be-
itebt, pelbe Der Soltitne Der Gegie-
rltng nelltroleu N}dAten rmo 6eions
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@runoa liegen.
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bon 9etbmom.$olmeg aus oericbie-
oenen @riinoen iid enti6lieBen miro,
cine &e0e 81 bolten lln0 Die &olitif
ali erfldretL nad lpelAer IeiltiG-
lono feline oispdrtige 2tbtbeiltng
geleitet bat, iowie Die GeflerpirfllnG
ouf ieinc innere &olitit.
9ei Der eeeenpGrtigen Stiunutng
elmer 5ettion 0e8 HeibStogeS miro
Die Debotte, mie man erpartet, einige
beiBenoe ilno lnfreunOlicbe 8euer-
fitngcn betreffS Der @er. 5taaten
nit iid bringen ober bic Ebatlohc,
oaB iu8lpiicben 8ebn Gage uo6 9Iuf-
treten Ser ais lmnnittelbore llriade
Der @erei8t6eit geltenoen @orfonun-
niIie beritriden icin weroen miro
pabribeinli6 oa8u oieneu Die 5lr
3eit berridcnoe 8itterfeit pelbe ge-
miiie 9lbgeoronete often flmogebelL
bera65uitimmen.
Ger glusitbuB fir @tittel uno 8ege
Oes preuBii6en 2onotoges bat &C.
ltern nit Der glominiitration einc
9hiseinnnoeriesrng gebabt iiber Die
9efrgniB oes 2anotogeS, bic mueri-
foniiGe lmO onoere 6rageu Ser aus
mGrtieen uno &riegS 4olitif 8it be.
ipre4en.
Der g(b9eoronete Srmer, Der Ser
treter Der GonierbotibelL bert6eioigtc
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uben. Der ouspdrtige @dniter bon
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6it 2laes 5ll beipreAen, mas er be-
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gelegcn6eiten uelde aiBer6olb Der
@onpeten5 0eS &onotages liegcn.
g8oS sic &reiie iagt.
Dic 8eitungen cntbolten icb int
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