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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-03-26
Be FAITHFUL TO HOME,
SAYS Or. J. |. VANCE
Prominent Minister Declares Homo
Represents Ninety Per Cent of
the Inspiration of Life.

4 : 4
" - ''' 900 N' u.s.
re" ana Single. TO be falthiui 70 the!f
homes, which he declared were the
sweetest hest and dearcs, snots ON
a,h 49, ~ -,
'' Va M ''N''''' T. ''''' -
NashViIle' Tenn yesterday afternoon
spoke to a mems meeting at the ibric
theatcr on THE Pun OF Home" The
building was crowded 70 the doors, and
he eloquent speaker held his audience
by the force of his statements. and the
appeal OF his message DR.. Vance il
ir the city during the simultaneous
cvangelistic caupaign and he will hold
number Of meetings during the week
The home represents ninety per
cent Of the inspiration of life: IL Is
the motive power Of our work" de-
clared Or Vance II love abounds
in the home, there ia no place like tt
i becomes the most sacred spot on
earth. boiler than the church. and an
institution older than the church. Home
stands for father, mother. husband and
wife. son and daughter and the dear
est and best ties OF life"
DR. Vance told his audience that
God has sanctified the home by thu
marriage vow. and that the relations
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-03-26
|OR. WILSON PRtle
HIS FAREWELL SCI
Retiring Pastor OF Grnce-6ey
fist Church, Going to KnOxvl
Followed BY Expressions Z
High Esteem.
Before a congregation that

Before a congregation that
his church. DR. Lloyd T.
preached his farewell sermon
Grace-Street Baptist church 49,
He took for his subject "Ob11
and drew from, the lesson Of e.
fore Agrippa n theme which
plicable to all the walks 0Ga
through all the ages that haS[
tervened since the time of his ANe
DR. Wilson's resignation AZ r.
of the Grace Street church taiS~
feet April /. ana he VIII then a.
charge of the Broadway h
church. in Knoxville, Tenn.
church is said to be one OF the
promising in the South, and 4
several calls to DR. Wilson befeSl
accepted. There he will have TN
of an assistant pastor Of his eli
besides "a woman social workers.
congregation there Is compooo0
many OF the leading citizens IA
progressive Tennessee city. AnA
are enthusiastic in their welc0M1
the retiring Richmond pastor.
Immediately following DR.. WI
sermon yesterday morning, IL Wk1
nounced that special meeting e
Grnce-Street church will be held
week TO define the policy *
church in the future, and to deter
what their attitude will be hencQl
towards their pastor. II wa
stated that the church had place
Wilson at disadvantage durl62
passionate, and were determinedl
some definite policy to gove31
actions of the congregation u
future
Universal expressions of regYG2
lowed the announcement that
Wilson was to leave, and yesf4x&
number of the members of HIM.
sresatton spoke in the highest
OF their pastor. stating that he
ne greatly missed and that hts
would he filed only with the efSS
difficulty. He is generally fe
throughout the city as one 81 al
rnond's ablest ministers. and IL
felt that Knoxville. is to be corr
lated on securing his services.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-03-26
ACADEMY OF MEDICINE
AND SURGERY TO

Dr.. H. A Bullock and DIR VI
Glll will submit their repor<6
Asses at the regular meeting n
Academy OF Medicine and Gnr
which will be held IN the chansll
Commerce building Tuesday nil
$50 o'clock. Or. A. L. HerrfnG
talk on The Affect OF Cook4n
Starch Cells and will demoI
his subject with lantern slide9
N. o. Burke will also talk. HlG
ject will be announced later.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-03-26
KILLS HIMSELF AFTER
he PAYS ALL CLAIMS

New York. March 25.---Leavlng let
ters stating that he had closed deal
which provided for the payment of ali
claims against him. David William
DALEY killed himself in his apartments
At the Hotel Vanderbilt today, a bul-
10, entering his right temple.
Daley was the proprietor OF large
grocery store IN Detroit. with a branch
IN Reading. Pa He came here last
Tuesday and teoh apartments at the
Vanderbilt where be held series OF
conferences with creditors. Today he
received no visitors He spent the
carly morning writing letters
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-03-26
MAYOR CALLS MEETING
ON CAMP SITUATION
At Noon Tomorrow in Attempt
to Relieve situation.

To make a final effort to bring the
state mobilization camp to Richmond.
Mayor George Ainslie has called
committee of business men of the city
to confer with him at noon today
at the Business Mems club. The IL
rance committee of council has de-
clined to recommend the appropriation
OF the funds necessary to put Sherwood
bark in condition for use by the SOL
Tiers. and business men, realizing the
benefits that would accrue TO Rich
rnond on account of the camp. have
considered the matter and are ready
10 support the mayor.
Acknowledgement Sale has tel
sgraphed the Eastern department, ASK
ing them to send military engineer
to Richmond at once in order that he
might look over the available sites,
and make selection. The adjutant-
general does not want money appro-
priated and spent for sites that would
not be acceptable to the government
1t was stated yesterday that city
officials who had objected to the fur
Their spending OF money for a camp
site, after $4,000 was expended last
year, had overlooked the fact that the
sreater amount OF this money had been
used for the fair grounds, which can
not be used for the camp for the rea-
son that the fair association expect
20 hold their annual exhibit on there
IN October II WAS further pointed out
hat the state could not put the troops
within the fair grounds, and then ne
compelled to move them in order that
the fair might be held. Otherwise the
grounds could, perhaps, bt used.
Petersburg Active.
OF = /. iuIs A tFI@FrtiTe q
enort to get the camp, and its business
peopie are leaving no stone unturned
~ making their offer attractive TIL"
location at Petersburg has been de
Jared by military experts 10 be ideal
Tor a camp site
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-03-26
DEATHS,

ILAZEBROOK.-Die suddenly at
the home of his son-in law. G. Wal
ton Saunders. in Hanover county.
Va. Saturday. March "a. at 10 i. NJ
ROBERT MOSCOW GLAZEBROOk.
in the seyenty-etghth year Of his
age
Ne served all through the War Be
tween the States in Otey battery. be .
ing promoted to sergeant on the field
of battle for bravery. He is survived
by his wife. Ida Sutton Glazebrcok.
two daughters. Mrs, c. walton Saun
ders and Mrs W. w. Huntley, also
several grandchildren. one brother
and several sisters.
Pallbearers:i Active-Thomas. r.
Thompson. william RueGer. A. Lee
Thaw, George w. Libby. Col b. O.
lanes George NJ. Noting, Carlton
Mccarthy. c. Ham Reed Honorary
~-Rolfe L. Glover. Isaac Davenport
John r. Anderson. Gordon Wallace.
Services at the grave in Hollywood
on arrival of Chesapeake and Ohin
train. THIS tMonday) AFTERNOON.
Al 1915 O'Clock. Please onrit flowers.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-03-26
DR.. MILLER SPEAKS
AT CITY AUDITORIUM

-four thousand people gathered At
the City Auditorium YESTERDAY after
noon TO celebrate the anniversary Of
IN. knights OF tXthlas. coicTcu, Dr.
Kelly Miller. dean of Howard uni
versity, Washington. was the speaker
Of the occasion, and was introduced
},N John Mitchell. Jr., who presided
The subject OF pr Miller's address
VAS The Race and National Patriot
sm"
During his remarks ne stated that
iF President Wilson calls Toy men the
negro cry would he, Send me, send
nae" Music for the celebration was
furnished by the choir of the S-.tAsffa
Baptist church. and hv the sabbath
tilec club directed by Joseph
Matthews.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-03-26
OBITUARY
Robert VI, Glaxebvook

Funeral services for Robert Moscow
Glaze brook. scven:y-eight years old.
who died Saturday night in the home
of his son-in-law, e. walton Saunders
IN Hanover county. will be held at the
grave in Hollywood cemetery 1T IL
o'clock this afternoon Deceased -
survived by hts widow two daughters.
Mrs. [. Walton Saunders and Mrs w
W. Huntley. and also by several grand
children. one brother ard several SIS
tors He served through the Civil war
and was made a sergeant on the Held
Of battle for bravery,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-03-26
COLONEL MARGETTS TO
SPEAK HERE TONIGHT

The Salvation Army has arranged
to have a special revival meeting at
their hail, 40 North Seventh street,
at s:15 o'clock tonight. Colonel j. f,
Margetts of New York city. Will con-
duct q hslf-hour song service and old
time meeting. Some good, old fash
ion songs and plenty OF music viii be
heard All the local Salvation Army
workers will take part In this service.
Colonel Margetts Will be the speaker
and the meeting is open to the public.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-03-26

New York March 2J.--Governor
Grumbaueh. q Pennsylvania, today no.
tded District Attorney Swar that the
governor would hear argument on the
application for the extradition Of Harry
X Thaw O.. Friday The hearing VIII
te held in The offices 81 the attorney
general AZ Philadelphia.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-03-26
NAV WHO GAVE NAME TO
G0T'HAM's TE>DERLoGN DIES.

New York March s5--\ew York lost
The man who gave the tenderloin"
It's name and the police department
-.,44---,,f IT. picturesque characters.
n the death here today Of Former Po-
lies Inspector A :, Williams. known
MS the "cluhbcr." Williams q giant
II statue. gained fame ana promotion
half century ago ny tanning some
o. the most dangerous districts OF the
city Then he was transferred to the
sae theatrical district
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-03-26

SMERICAN SHIP WAS
CONyOYED WHEN SUM

Berlin tvia TuckertonD, March %.
..ttentlon has been called here To tho
fact that the American tanker Healtpn,
sunk on March u by a submarine, Was
apparently conveyed by English tor
pedo boats. The only lifeboat that is
reported TO have reached the Dutch
coast was brought in by torpedo boat
which certainly was British.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-03-26

Frederjckshutg. Va. March 2s--lt
was mistakenly announced here on
Wednesday that Rev. J. +. stump had
Cled suddenly AT his home. az Easton,
nd. A telegram had been received here
Ivy MT e J Marshall to that effect and
. was supposed 10 be correct,
II developed Thursday morning. how
Yer. that some error in the transmits
sion OF message had been made. the
name OF Mr. stump being given instead
Of that Of Mrs stump, Mfr stump il
etill alive and well. but has lost hts life
partner,
Mrs. stump. who WAS a resident ~
fredericksburg for the four lears while
her husband was pastor Of The Meth
odtst church. made many friends here
md renewed these acquaintance and
made other friends during her visit 81
tsyo weeks in Frederick shurE In Feb
ruary while Mr.. stump was assisting
Rev. Mr.. Hawk in a revival at the
Methodist church, News Of her death
will be shock to her many friends IN
this city and section.
Mrs. Annie \ Elizabeth stump hse
reached the age Of sixty-four years, Her
death came suddenly "Wednesday al tho
home of William r. t.ednum. Al Eas'
te.t.-s.a -
Mrs. stump had been apparently IN
good health and attended a social AT
the church TUESDAY night Wednesday
morning she walked over TO the Hotel
Norris for breakfast. After returning
to their rooms she complained OF feel
tnp III and went to he'd. A doctor was
summoned. but she died shortly after
Ne arrived. She is survived by her hus-
rand and three sons, Her remains were
taken to her native nome. Gerardtown.
" Va, for burial
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-03-26

pr p T.. May, Il prominent ply ssCiaav
and former treasurer or Louisa coun-
IS. i very III A. his home ~ Trevii-
iars IA
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-03-26
JtP~ NEGOTIATE FOR
RUSSIAN RECOGNITION

Toxic March e5.--Japan is negotiat-
ing with Great Britain and France with
"egard TO recognition Of the new Rus
sian government.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-03-26
f.. Vance Ysakiey.

f.. Vance Yeakiey.
Winchester. Va. March 25.--E.
Vance Yeakley. fortv-two years old.
died here Friday, day or two after
being brought from his mountain
camp at Good. W. Va, where he had
been living in the open for several
years fighting against tuberculosis.
lie was for some time a locomotive
engineer on the Baltimore and Ohio
and Cumberland Valley railroads. He
leaves Ave brothers and two sisters.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-03-26
Looking into Future.

AS look out there In the future
have the following visions Relative
TO state regulation I see a pueriis
people void Of self government and
purely mechanical In reference 70
oman suffrage | see contingency
asither feminine rSr masculine contest
ang with men creating harder lot for
both. our neutrality has become the
curse Of Meroz 70 our country. while
Harak's army OF israeiites were bearing
ne strain of a desperate conflict with
the Cananites, Merox sal with folded
~rH2s watching tho issue, II a
case of neutrality. This people had
done nothing for the israelites or Cam
all. Meroa was q 'strsgetic point 1t
guarded the pass through which the
swing Cananites must escape. II was
IN the power OF Meroz to render the
foe helpless and terminate the war We
claim to be inactive and neutral W.
the United States occupied the stragetIc
point In the European war. We guard
The pass OF progress Of this war We
Fan quickly make an end OF It, Tie
president in an open letter to the worii
has said IN the name OF humanity this
war ought end. II We believe this, and
We do. why don't the United States US
her effective weapon--embargo-~to
bring about this contamination? The
future historian will lay the prolonga-
ton of this war 10 American responsi
oiiity. In future parliament OF nations
as the result OF the course we are nov
pursuing. whether we wish to or not
We Will lend our hands In perpetuatfnC
war rather than arbitration as the oni Y
method to secure peace. The nations
ef the earth will continue to flght and
the dove OF peace war frightened will
cnfs be permitted to light tong enough
to rest her weary pinion. before an
other flight. unless the nations OF the
earth break up their affairs 70 the war
god and kneel In repentance and faith
before the Great Arbiter. Christ Jesus.
our Lord"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-03-26
PETERSBURG PASTOR SAYS
WE SHOULD END CONFLICT

this war and bring IL to an end by
using the big stick. in that we have
threatened the fighters of Europe with
our entering into the war. 1t is impos-
chile to obtain peace on such tactics
as We are now beginning to understand.
IN 1914 We affirmed that the staid poll
Icy of this country WAS that 1t had
never been a military camp and that
we had always defended ourselves with
the great host of American citizens IA
miliar with arms. but now we are ad-
vocating preparedness Not that we are
going on the war path. but with 1t we
are going to secure our own and force
the peace OF the world We will never
rse our preparedness To fight, but just
shake IL I'm the face Of the world arl
demand peace and here viii be peace.
This method Of peace ~ neither var or
arbitration. bur simply bullrlsn. The
utility Of this course viii be seen In
1. failure
Apology Commercia Ism.
Another newly coined Amerieauism
is what we call an apology for our
commercalism. our CONNER Realism is
practically soulless and murderous. For
money we will furnish supplies to keep
up world war. sell American peace,
sacrifce morals. purchase the rights
Of our fellowmen, sport with the neces-
stiles OF life. Cypress the widow and
starve the orphan. then grow philan-
thropic by taking a collection to aile-
viate this stupe crime. We call
the war relief work I'm Belgium HUI
rlanity, when II is conscience money to
atone for our sins in furnishing the
maintenance and engines OF death TO
work this misery
For the high cost of living that la
olnching the American people with
need and hunger az they have never
taired before. produced by our failure
20 place an embargo on foodstufTs. all
OFFER the apology OF Investigations cost
ing s40o,6oJ, aud appropriations to feed.
We brow beat this question. All sorts
OF excuses are given as a reason of
the high cost Of living. but the right
one. The secretary OF agriculture sp d
the other day our living problem was
due 70 American waste. He said our
waste vas sT00, 400. 600 annually and
even went into details showing the
per cent OF certain things we vast
twenty per cent Of Irish potatoes was
thrown away. lie could tell us al!
this. bur he did not know where the
food was which was plentiful. or who's
hands II was in, or by what offiCia
manipulation il was being distributed.
Coming 10 the real truth OF the case.
the great need abroad with a high price
has created a demand for our food sup
ply and III filing this demand the
tendency has been to lessen our food
supply and this condition has created
an opportunity for the food vultures TO
boost prices. The only remedy is an
embargo. why hasn't an nlbsrso been
placed OF toodstuT9 II is because the
wishes Of two little groups have been
respected. One is group OF American
SPECTATORS and the other is that OF
English lords, The wishes OF these
must be satisfied If the great masses OF
the faithful ana Industrious American
people suffer and our country is
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-03-26
Ambe.maor,u, "p~na shin

Toxic. March 2h.-It was Officially
announced today that the Japanese
cruiser Azurna has been selected to
take the body of the late American
ambassador to Japan Nj Guthrie
home
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-03-26

Another novelty in Amercanism is
our mediation and peace method. We
have throughout the European fraN
GENERATED one side and ipcriminated
the other We sought to discourage
The Washington herald., 1917-03-27
The To1Un Crier
The Di.trtct of columbia Federatiol

The District of Columbia Federation
u Women's Clubs will meet at the
Jew Ebbitt this evening at o'clock.
The North Capitol and lexington
Citizens Association will meet in the
Matthew G. Emery School Building,
lincoln road and Randolph place, this
yening at s o'clock.
The CambrIan Society will meet at
typographical Temple, 423 G street
northwest, this evening at o'clock.
E. Ward Davies will give a short
idress. D. E. Roberts, of Baltimore,
IiIl give a report on the Allied War
Ifrerers' bazaar. recently held in Bal
more.
The Military Service Legion win
et in the Board of Trade rooms
afternoon at 4:3o o'clock to plan
+ future activities.
Fhe Lyceum Dramatic Club, of Alex
dria, Va, will produce Professor
pp." in Lyceum Hall. on Tuesday and
Wednesday evenings, April 10.
Rev. DIR. J. HennIng NeIms will
reach at the evening Lenten service
4 All Souls Memorial Church tomor-
W at o'clock.
The hftIeth anniversary of Kit Car
IN Post, No. 2, G. A. r, will be
Id tomorrow evening at p. m.
The Washington herald., 1917-03-27
IDVICE FOR WOMEN ONLY
CBy DIR. N. B. COOK

(By DIR. N. b. COOK)
has been said by the late DR.. S.
T Mitchell, in his book, entitled
EAR and Tear, or Hints for the
erworked," that multitudes of our
ng girls are merely pretty to look
or not that; that their destiny is
!. shawl and the sofa, neuralgia.
ak backs, and the varied forms of
steria-that domestic demon which
5 produced untold discomfort in
4 ny household, and, l am almost
ady to say, as much unhappiness as
| husbands dram"
How is it best to maintain the health
the young girl just growing into
5manhood, or to prepare the Young
4 ,ther for the advent Of a new mem
er in the household? In the first
ltace, girls as rule do not get enough
|Fesh air, and should be taught to take
gorous exercise daily in the outdoor
I. They should take a cold shower
tepid bath every day to keep the
feS of the skin open, so that their
I'm will breathe as well as their lungs,
md sleep well covered up in bed with
e window open, winter and summer.
Ito build up and invigorate their
manly organs, / know of nothing
ter than that old tried remedy made
of roots which the first Ameri-
used years before our race in
o1ted this country, extracted from
dy Slipper root, Cohosh and Uni
IN root, Golden Seal and Oregon
rape root. with glycerin. 1t was first
'Itroduced in ready-to-use form BY
Dr.. Pierce nearly fifty years ago, and
las since been sold in larger quanti-
ies every year all over the United
states. 1t is known as Doctor Pierce's
[avorite Prescription. and can be OBJ
aimed at almost all drug stores. If
lie tablets are not obtainable at the
Learest store you can easily obtain
Aem through the mail by sending SIoo
the Invalids' Hotel. Buffalo, N. Y,
I'd you can get free medical advice
Is well from a specialist by addressing
|,oetor Pierce-Ady Y
The Washington herald., 1917-03-27
EFRAGISTS "PEEVED'
BY RUSSIAN VICTORY
1t See Why Women Get Vote There
but Not Here.

rim determination fills the National
mans Party since the recent cables
m Russia announce that preliminary
Pc toward giving full political rights to
Psian women have already been taken
the provisional government. If actual
IN Russia does not block the en-
chisenent of Russian women. then.
ne opinion OF the National WomaD's
w. neither strained International re-
pms nor war itself should serve as an
use for longer delaying the national
ranchisement OF American women.
iss Anne Martin, of Nevada, national
chairman of the Woman's Party and
nrman of the legislative committee,
telegraphed all the State chairmen
"a the State legislative chairmen of the
'rganzatton to ask the President to in
;lude the Federal suffrage amendment in
1is legislative program.
The lobby committee, consisting of
MRS. ellison Gardner. Mrs George Odell.
Mrs. Abby Scott Baker, Mrs. Alvin Bar
Der, Mrs. William Kent, and Mrs. Charles
Edward Russell. under the direction of
he chairman. Miss Maud Younger. of
Ialifornia, is meeting each of the eighty
line new members of Congress as soon as
oossible after his arrival in Washington.
special effort Is being made to urge the
Independents" to support the amend
nent.
The Washington herald., 1917-03-27
store CLERKS PLAN
Home DEFENSE BODY
Will Ask for Army Officer to Drill
Companies.

Department stores here, headed by
-ansburg & Bro, will organize an army
eserve for defensive purposes. according
, an announcement made yesterday by
| lenry Lansburgh.
Walter f. Holmes, a lieutenant in the
4 Inior Order of the Sons OF Veterans,
rmediately qualified as an organizer and
men were enrolled before the store
osed last night.
With the cooperation of the other de-
trtment stores. several companies will
organized and Mr.. IansbYrgh will for
lally requistion the War Department for
k,en.
The reserve corps will take in boys who
re debarred by their youth from joining
e regular army or the District guard,
I well as men who are too old to join
ther the army or navy.
Committees will visit the other depart
mt stores and invite their co-opera-
/. 1t is planned to hold a meeting
hin a few days and begin the work
assigning recruits to companies, so
1T the drilling may begin within few
'eks.
a large number OF the older employees
II Lansburgh & Bro. have already sig
fed their intention of joining the Home
uard.- which it is proposed to organize
br defensive purposes, and the same
5Dirit Of patriotism aninates employees OF
4 re other department stores, according to
be department heads.