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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-29
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-29
~ AND OUT OF TOWN.

Miss Mary Michau1. OF Powhatan
county. Is the CUES, OF Mrs Beverley
Randolph Wexford, on Monument Ave
nue..
Mrs Sparks Melton. Of Norfolk. is
spending some time with relatives in
this city.
Judge ". A Moncure has been the
recent guest of Judge and Mrs. z. G.
Moncurs. in Bowling Green.
C;reenhow Johnston, Of this city, at
tended the launching OF the Mississippi
In Newport News last Thursday.
Mrs. j. q. Broaddus. Of Bowling
Green. has been the guest OF Miss An
ME White here for short stay.
Miss Carrie Pickett Moore has re-
turned from visit 10 friends In Fred
crick sburg.
Mrs. J. l.. White. Miss White and !.
a.. White have returned to Richmond.
after spending a few days in Caroline
County.
Mrs. Charles c. Johnson and her two
sons. Of Richmond. are visiting Mrs.
.Iohnsons brother, Winder X. Harris.
in Newport News.
Clifford Haines. of Richmond, Is
spending some time at his home in
Bowling Green.
Mrs. r. Marvin Harris and her sma n
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-29
SECOND PAN AMERICAN
CONFERENCE MAY BE HELD
ConEress Asked for sSO.HOO TO Enter
tain Nations Delegates
Next Fall,

WASHINGTON. January 2s.-Plans
are maturing for q proposed second
Pan American financial conference to
lie held here.
The mex, conference. in which the
hireteNn other nations OF tie American
l,"nispher. viii he asked 80 participa c
again, IS the: did two years ago at a
great gathering III Washiuctum. Will
le held in tho .ali Of this Year. If Con-
cfesH consents 10 authorize Secretary
of he Trea;Cr" McAdoo 10 invite the
participation OF the l.otin- Am. rican
countries An appropriation OF $4,000
has hccn asked IF Congress for the en-
,crtainment Of the delegates who will
again be ;he guests of the Cnitcd
states. and III. Senate has ,hc anlrc-
pr!a;ion as an it.T, on the Gioiomntic
and consular bill.
Such conference would I've a Srea:
thing for all the American nations.
JOHN Barret., dircctorSeneral of the
ran American LUTON. said la, night,
and II is gcs:itIS to he hoped that it
will take plaC1.''
The first Pan American financial cor
ference was held here two years ago.
gathering in the Hall OF the America 8
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-29
ADJUSTMENTS
Grim,h'. "Intolernnce, Tonight.


Not since The Birth OF Nation
startled the ihcater world has there
been offered such sensation IS ~ af-
forded by -. W. Griflth's intolerance,
which will enter upon it's three days
engagement at the Academy tonight
AT SIZE o'clock. That Griffith has du
Dlirated the success OF The Birth of
a Nation" is now an established fact,
and the consensus of opinion is en-
Enthusiastically in support of the asscr
tion that his last is not only his great
est production, but the most stupen-
dous the world. perhaps will sec in
many years. The marvel of Babylon.
Win its glitter and pomp; the cere-
monies OF the priests, the orgies Of
the court, and finally the destruction
Of Belshazzar's capital by the hosts OF
Cyrus. are not in the usual nature Of
motion picture presentations at all.
but more like the INSTALLATION Of a
marvellous imagination.
II is known that the single set which
disclosses part of Babylon is a mile
in length. And not only In magnifi-
cence of Its setting is this picture spec
tacle unique; the production tells four
stories. each one a complete and his
torical narrative. and none related to
any other. save in the spirit which. in
this spectacle. makes war upon in
tolerance. The religious hatreds Of
Babylon bring about the destruction Of
that city. The persecution and racial
hatrcds in Judea supply the second
narrative. The prosecutions OF the
Middle Ages provides the third and
the fourth shows the results of in
tolerance working in the present day
10 the danger of personal liberty and
the pursuit of happiness. These four
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-29
NEWS OF ASHLAND
Especial TO The Times

t5pccia! 10 The Times Dispatch
ASHLAND. VA. January 2s.-Miss
Anne Pcndlcton. OF Cuckoo. was the
recent guest of Mr.. and Mrs Charles
X. Pendleton.
Mrs. Mary c. Walker is spendinr
some time in Richmond with relati
Miss Helen French. Of New York. 10
the guest OF Misses Agnes and Lillian
Wright.
Richard Carr. Of Chicago. is visiting
his n!othor. Mrs. AS. Carr
The Sigma Phi Epsilon Fraternity
gave an oyster roast on Thursday even
ing AT their chapter house. on Railroad
Avenue. Tho guests included tho
younger set in town.
Tho Young Womans Literary Club
mot on Thursday afternoon in the home
Of Mrs. James u Hunter BUSINESS
"f much Importance was transacted.
Tho election Of officers for the coming
Year resulted follows: president
Miss Mary Goodwin, secretary. Miss
Marguerite Wlghtman: treasurer. Mrs
James Hunter. Al tho conclusion OF the
program the hostess served refresh
ments.
Bishop W. G. Brown. bishor-coa,iiu-
tor OF Wig lnia. will lecture before
the Womans Club on Tuesday after.
noon n; 3:i5 in the parish house on
"Christian Missions in South America -
The guests Of the afternoon will he tho
! members OF the Young Womans Lit
erary Club and the Junior Literary
Club
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-29
circu. Act Headline. lyric. n,,I.

ON the new bill at the Lyric to-day
rs widely known circus act. the
spectacular equestrian exhibition of
the buttons. In stage dressing Of
heavy velvet curtains. Mr. Dutton and
his two assistants execute number
OF fcats of bareback riding The horses
are white. and white dog adds to
the picture. Mr.. buttons assistants
are two young women in ballet COS
tune. ~ the Party" q Juvenile
musical revue. viii bc presented nv :,
company Of seven children, several of
whom received their stage training in
the New York Chldrcn's Theater pro
auctions. All are singers and dancers
o'her acts listed are: the Sherlock
sisters singers and with Hawaiian
speciality: BESSIE Lester imporsou.tinr
celebrities of the dramatic and musical
world and rom lattcr Dunn. the fun
oioGist and singer Of comedy character
songs New movies will be supnlicd
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-29
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-29

at the conclusion Of the European war.
From time 20 time there have been re-
ports OF the activity OF the European
governments in efforts to retain the
trade OF Latin America they held be-
fore the war began.
Conferences of the allied govern
ments have been held in Paris on this
subject and the Teutonc allies now
nave commissions at work in Latin
America. endeavoring TO maintain Cor
manic prestige there in business and
finance. SO that the desira biiity OF an.
other pan-An erican financial confer
"nce in Washington. 1T is said. has ia.
iuraily developed itself as a result OF
world events. particularly in cornec-
ton with the constant agitation In this
country for industrial efficiency ana
preparedness evidenced in such meas
ures as tho Webb bill. now before the
senate. which would permit the combi-
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-29

stories arc told simultaneously. and
the skill with which ono episode is
stopped At the moment OF "A climax and
the vision is taken to another epoch
in history provides a new sensation
OF suspension in theatrical construc.
ton.
There Will be maunccs on Tuesday
and Wednesday. and special attention
Is called to the fact that the after
noon performances will begin prompt
Is AT 2:l5 and those at night promptly
at Sis. Those who come late will
miss important scenes.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-29
For Immediate
Wear
$500
" ELOURS, twccds and
StlIn1,ino pcnli,c,

Y ELouRs, tweods and
stunning poplins
in most fashionable
shades and Rejecting
the current style ten
denotes a ecu t G V.
Swagger coats repre-
senting the utmost Of
value, essentially Kauf-
mannworthy.
Swagger poplin mod
els in navy, gold or
French blue, arc half
lined with fancy Jap
patterned silks. Large
novelty pockets and
belts with stitching to
match. $1,000.
Tailored velours coats
in the new Tagorc green,
raglan sleeves and belt
ed front; stitched i'll
navy. $1,000.
Stylish tweed coats
for travel or motoring;
belted and with large
collars and SlaShed
pockets. The gray and
green color combina-
tons in these tweeds arc
notably attractive. %l5.
T l-cs-1T
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-29
"Hnn. uud Fritz Mt tn. strand.

Gus Hiil's musical comedy. Hans
und Fritz" will be the strands at
traction throughout tho whole of the
week. with the usual matinccs on
Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday The
piece Is built about the cartoons OF
r. Dirks. who also evolved the Kat
1cn1ammer Kids. Mr.. Hin is the pro-
ducer OF bringing Up Father Mutt
and jeff. Happy Hooligan" and other
offerings
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-29
WO>IEN'S MEETINGS.

The annual meeting of tho Confed-
'rut" Memorial Literary Society Will
h' held Wednesday, morning. at IL
O'Clock when reports Of officers chair
men and vice regents Will be read.
The treasurer will receive dues
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-29

'her" NIL Ice an important called
meeting 81 Tho ST JOINS Circle OF
King : daughters this afternoon at
o'clock with Mrs T. l.. TAYLOR. o713
East Broad street. Arrangements for
the circles cntcr;ainmcnt TO he given
al The John Marshall High School. In
February. viii he completed
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-29

son. r Marvin Harris. Jr.. Of Orange
arc in Richmond for q stay OF several
weeks
Mrs r T.. Banks has returned to her
HON" In Gordonsvillc. after short
stay ~ this city.
Miss Ruth Calls. Of Richmond. is
visiting her aunt. Mrs w G. Binford
IN NeWport NeMs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-29

Tine annual meeting OF Eiahmond
'hapfer. United Daughters OF the Con-
federac%. for the election OF officers
VIII he hold this mornin" AT II o'clock
in Lee camp Hall
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-29

There VIII he a meeting Of the Mary
Thomas Auxiliary TO the Virginia Home
10Y lncurableS to-day al !" noon, with
MISS Margaret String fellow, 2ls West
Franklin Street
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-29

OF the Pan-American Union Building
for the opening session. which was at
tended by President Wilson and all the
high officials Of the Washington GOV
eminent The l.atin-Amcrican coun-
/ 'rieS sent some Of heir most distin :
suishcd men 10 Washington TO take
par;. among them Secretaries CT the
TREASURY OF Ministers or Finance. Sec.
rctnrics OF state, as we'll as big bust
ness 'n"h. sucl, as samuel Hale Pear
son. ri Argentina. who has been char
acterized as The J. Picrpont Morgan
OF Argsptina." Frank a Eando,lin
president Of the National City Bank az
New York: MIR. Farrell. rresid.n, of
inc United States Stee, Corporation.
ana Tome OF the Other biggest business
ana ma hclal men OF tho United States
came 20 Washington. remaining lore
for whole week in an cfror, 10 brine
ahoht closer relationship between
INC Latin American countries and tho
United states. made dcsirapl by b,si-
ness and financial conditions as n re-
SUIT Of the European war
AL that conference some Of the great
os' state entcrtGi nments even seer
W''hin the memory OF the preser., and
N" previous generation took place
Mr.. RYAN, then Secretary of state
W.. McAdoo. secretary OF the Treasury
anu othcrS gave themselves IN al,nrs,
completely TO the work and entertain
'nent OF the conference
DELEGATES ARE ENTERTAINED
DURING STAY IN WASHINGTON
\ great state banquet was given a,
the Pan-American Union. There were
White House receptions. the presiden-
,Ial yacht Mayhower. with the Marine
Hand aboard. was detailed 10 take the
hisl inSuished visitors to Mount Vernon,
an" friendly feeling was brought,
about between Latin Americans and
citizens OF the United States which
made Tor much closer understanding
IMAM mad ever existed before between
the different peoples
Financiers and big commercial men
of the United States met in group sec.
lions in hotel suites. for heart-to- heart
business talks with Latin Americans.
and many Important development pro-
jects and financial underwritings we're
Matched Of benefit to all counties
concerned
Out OF the first conference grew the
international High Commission OF the
Americas. which met at Bucnos Avres
last year. in sort of second confer
encc so that the proposed conference
for this year will really be, in effect.
third conference.
Those who are familiar with the
plans for the coming conference said
las; nigh, that II i, is carried out il will
be Of the greatest assistance TO Latin
Americans a s we'll as citizens of the
United States in solving the problems
all OF the American countries must face
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-01-31
THE BOXING GAME
CHOKING To DEATH
GOVERNOR WHITMAN MAY Ash
For REPEAL or PRESCENT
NEW YORK LAWS.
Greed and Loose Methods of Pro
meters Said IA &c Cause Of
Loss III Interest In
Boxing t.i1ae.

NEW YORK. jan. Al. Develop
nuafs Of the past twensy-foar hours
Fad the boxing game IN New York,
as conducted under the present
laws. staggering and hanging %
tie ropes today
Governor Whitman discussed e
With the charges hroasht against
Frank Meacke, chairman Of the
state boxing commission. and re-
veiafions which we're made In tessi-
IRONY and stirred by the death IL
Albany Of Stephen s. Mcdonald. i
boxer, is said 10 have declared he
would ask tor tie teneal az the box
Ing law. The decision the governor
II said to have reached was . result
Of carefal Investigation Of sae ele-
rlents cit the control Of a large part
al boxing In New York; City. He
II said to have declared that unde-
sirahles have the inside track In
operating fight clubs, II boxing
dies in New York safe the promo
ters would hare only themselves to
hfame. Their greed and loose meth
eds Of conducting fights have easis-
cd free predictions 70 be made !
long time ago thas the golden goose
vas being slowly checked to death.
Boxers OF ability when In the Ne's
s1k ring have been prone to stall
and dance through the ten ROUNDS
permitted hy law, coming out viii
only newspaper vertilets against
item, owing 70 decisions under the
safe laws.
The New York laws have been
cited IN other states to such an ex-
tent that II is almost impossible
sw to find large centers where
losing bouts to 4 decision sill he
tttsd. Contestants III clean.
aasl fight are hard to find
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-01-31
NAN NAY re SENT To PRS
ON EsiEN IL Nj CREME ~
PROVED AGAINST HIN

TOLEDO, O.. Ian. 81 Police
and tie courts Of Toledo are eafofe-
ing city ordinance that permits
The Hning or imprisonment OF . man
though no specific offeasa e pfoHe1l
against him,
clyde Arnold. %. arrested an sns-
pieion Of taking part IN s hoidap
~as found gailtg Of being q ''kneea
tbie and tined Ss5 aud costs. Nv
dence on which Arnold was convicted
WIS that he rad previously been ar
rested i've times fer theft
Police Judge Austin today DE-
Tended the ordinance. Others Dc.
elarea t unconstitutional.
at IL act ghe purpose Of this O.
dlnaaee te pe5sec9te anyone, SAD
Jadge Austin. a mans u8ede O.
living must ba considered. II he
has 10 apparent means of support
and lives ia the underworld. and sus
picioa Of theft points his way, eger
ia detectives are Unable 70 get th'
eoqds On him. he should be con
yicted."
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-01-31
iEgsItAN FARMERS LIVE
SIssk NORTH MILLIONS
sst3TiE THAN A YEAR 400.

NJ Jan slI.iFe-
- lry.-@ -,n-aIsS AND sss> -
he Arsars1nn ~ z .s.Is 9Th 70
him toaay as result oil RS high
cost 81 living II per cent more
tisan it was worth one year age.
according To reeens estimates BY the
1znited states bureau Oh animal In
Sustry.
livestock valued Ut ss.uz0.s1os-
p0o tha beginning Of iast year, i
nfsw estimated 10 be worth s6.tS5s-
80 stan increase Of s6s4,3sos-
aao.
Fer his cattle the farmer, this
vanser. viii receive 5gss s2s5 nprs
pag head than ne resolved Less YIN
te-. Likewise lor RS sheep he
vii receive sfs1 pr head more
rs legs vii bring him 1888 more
per Lee.
Service animals horses AMI
males are Ncrga to him today. re-
spec s1s4 and s449 more
iiasa twelve months ago.
Even tie loWlT mileh COW il
g~astas eniaanced In falae 70 lei
cNner. befla ~ to her market price
and her valas IS producer.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-01-31
WORLD CHAMPION
WALKER IS HERE
WILL GIVE DEMONSTRATIONS or
WALKING BEFORE SCHOOL
CHILDREN.
A. G. Iightfoot Is Brother ~ Former
Attorney General Jewel Y.
Ligiltfoot uf This
S1aff

Claiming that he Is the champion
walker or the World. oass demonstrate
lag his ability 10 make good that
.eIairn By letting tise sporting editor
feel or his rigid muscle. a. e. Light
Ena., brother Of former Attorney
General Jewel r. Lightfoof. blew
into the DailF Light office today and
said: Here 1 am champion walker
OF the world. Lock me over and tell
me What yon shink about me.
JasE then LightGoos reaehed out
an arm aud gripped tie air His
steel baud muscles almost saasaketi,
and We were ready "a believe HIN
champion or the prize ring
Mr.. T.;ghtfoot has recently CONF
pleted d little jaunt around the
world. covering d distance OF AL
ESQ miles on foot. It took hFrn three
and y half years to do tins stunt. but
made an average Of s5 miles per
day when on board ships he COW
eTad this tiistanee. Tie 1onfnes WAS
begun at Jacksonville. Fla. and was
completed at Sherman. lie wore ont
81 PAIRS Of shoes and incidentally
consumed H4.o0a soft drinks.
ssaea oaasaietiag the long walk
he decided 10 make walking life
work and is now es1lpiog as expert
demonstration for q big saos,Seefn.
He teaches the correct method ~
y alking and tie proper III Of shoes.
He wali while here demonstrate his
ability to wala At sne rate Of Is
miles ~ hour. he Ii gifted With an
easY change of pace and can walk
IS, Ia. IL Il aud even | 1 rallies an
hour Witli ali ease.
Being g perfect specimen Of phys
leal ability he can easily convince
his hearers tisat wa}1ag q the Fats
ess athleti2 eSel isa IN tie world.
He Il spending RS tire eT sizas
s.Ad inssrGefiag walking classes.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-01-31
AUTO DRIVER SCORED
THREE SUCCESSIVE: HIT5
Rim 0gER ONE MAY THREE
T1aIEs BEs CHE fiis C0IIl9
sxsOp Ills sACTG4If3 z3EI.E.

DALLAS, Tex, Jan 2i.- Ed Col
grove hung up worlds record fer
hits with an automobile when h suU
over w r. aIarehaaan. aged So Three
times without missing The bump
incident 10 the first hit caused Col
grove 70 back up TO see what he had
struck and backed ever Marchmaa' Z
PROSTATE form. Colsrove did nos
not see ANYTHING and started ahead.
scoring the third Bit Fortunate for
Marchman the engine stalled thea.
Merchman wanted to lick Colgrofe
but the police interered and too2 the
latter to the station
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-01-31
CLOSING ARGUMENT II
The 5PAANELL CASE
SLAYER or Has MITE aAD N
AksaY OFFICER NAV SOON
KNOW HIS FATE.
The Argument ia the Murder Trial
OF Henry j. SPANIEL b. Being
Ciosed---Case viii Soon
go to the Jury.

SAN ANGELO. Texas, Jan. 81
L. a. Dale, counsel for state, viii
eiose the argument Ia the trial az
Harry J. SPANIEL. charged with ihe
murder Of his wife and Mai. NJ. c.
nattler at alpine, tonight The
case VIII 80 Immediately to she
jury and a verdict Il expected to-
morrow morning.
danles Arthur Thomas. district at
toraey spoke 10 the jury for Two
hours during the morning session
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-01-31
BRITISH LOST HEAVILY
MONTH Qf JANUARY
OVER YNE1.sF THOUSAND OFF,
GERS AND MEN WIRE Kilt
I'D DURING PAST MONTH.

LONDON. jar. az. England losi
t2,51A Officers and Haeia during tue
month Of aJnuary, according 70 the
total announcement Of the ofEiaial
casualty lst. Full figures OF killed
wounded and missing show 4la Oil
GERS and 1885 men Killed. Sla Of
Iicers and iT.f8a men Wounded. No
Officers. and 2,92S men missing.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-01-31

fainiy made ae 8 well woman. I am
a2ie 70 fl0 my house work and am so
nl,appy as never expected to go around
tse way ! 80 again and ! want Others
g krow what ] Lydia K l'inkham's Veg.
etAb!e Compound has done FOR me 81
-~N1fa. j0alE GOPHER, 1868 Harrison
ave. Paramount, Cincinnati, Ohio.
40 woman suffering from any form -
laaals Troubles should lose hone untsi
che has Pisen LYDIA /, Fiakhani' ) VeVe.
able Compound a fair trial.
rms famous remedy. the maaieina.
'agredlents of which are d rived from
sh9les roots and herbs. has for forts
sears proved 20 he s most gAluahle tonic
aaa iasigofatos Of tbs female orgAaisln.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-01-31
S~~ece e~e@S o .
WAR FEARED BETWEEN
RACING CIRCUITS.

. TOLEDO, o. Jan. 81 Own =
= ers Of tracks in the Ohio circuit 9
, viii meet here today 70 consider .
= actian regarding the war be 9
= tween that circuit and what is .
= know as to Erie circuit. Fear >
= Of action by the Erie division. 9
. which plans opposing dates. >
. prompted the call. .
. a a A d . ~ . &, 4, q A A e. a a.