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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-08-04
READY TO
DISTRIBUTE SUGAR

Detailed instructions are expected
today from the sugar equalization
board at New York regarding the
shipment of ten carloads Of sugar for
distribution among the citizens OF
Richmond. A telegram was received
yesterday by Mayor George Ainsiie
informing him that a letter Of instruc-
tons would follow. The letter had
not been received last night and is
expected on the mornings mail.
All arrangements have to be made
through the mayor, but the sugar
will be turned over to the Taka-Kola.
company for distribution. Clyde w.
Saunders. president OF the company.
announced last night that elaborate
plans were under way to insure the
equal distribution of every pound OF
the precious commodity at absolute
cost price to be governed plus the
exact cost OF handling the large con-
signment.
Every precaution will be taken to
prevent any one from obtaining an
unfair portion. Regulations govern
ing the distribution will be published
within the next few days and all Gus
toners will be compelled to comply
with the rules, In order to facilitate
the movement Of the shipment. small
packages will be done away with and
the goods packed in several size pack
ages. ranging from 81 UP.
Housewives who have been exert
ing themselves to obtain enough sugar
TO do their summer preserving will
welcome his opportunity to lay in
a supply SUFFICIENT for their purposes.
= e consignment will be about $685.
900. Mr.. Saunders having already ar
ranged with a local b.-nk for a draft
which has been forwarded to the New
York board.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-08-04
FameSS Kills
$1,000 Yearly

Fat 10 fatal to health and personality. II
2 estimssed that over $1,000 persons have
Asd Zach yS.. u The past decade long be
fleets Of excessive fairness. Any overstout
aan Or woman il earring unhealthy sdi-
,osisy Ia u pressing !asainst and ~injuring
;it;a css,ns Of the body: The heart. that
rested In numerous eases there are dan.
ferrous gatherings Of paeked-i / fat around IN.
hroas. stomach. liver and other delicate
Through o~verstoutness tho anicsed DOR.
ION while apparently we'll is liable 10 nerv-
susness, neurssthsnis, physical or eut al
,ollapss and other disordsr,. for obesity Is
unstroke, ctc.. are frequent eauses of pre-.
natnrs death. Fat persons arc particularly
nctims Of accidents and are more liable
han healthy. slender persons 70 death from
nnnsnaa, pneumonia and other severe
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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-08-04
c. ( D. lNhUG1RA1ES
No ACCIDENT WEEK

Preparatory to the inauguration of
NO Accident Week" August 18th to
31st. inclusive. on the c. 4 O. railroad
lines. the general safety committee of
that road in charge of this work Is
holding safety rallies at important
places along the line in order to in
tcrest and instruct employees in safe
methods of performing their duties.
A grand safety rally will be held
in the auditorium of the railroad Y.
NJ. c.. A. or Tuesday, August 9Th, at
s +. NJ. at w!lich officers and en-
pioyes and members of their families
are expected TO be present n a cord
ial invitation is also extended to minis
ters. city officials. newspaper men n
others Interested, to give the support
# their presence in the efforts being
made by the committee to MAXI No
Accident Week" an accomplished fact.
l.. G.. Bentley. general safety agent a.
f. Duffy. manager safety section. ltaii-
road administration of Washington,
and Chas. w. Gregg. regional super
visor Of the ~Pocahontas region, are
expected to be present and make al
dresses. The moving picture hini'
THE House that Jack Built will he
shown.
The members of tho general safety
committee under whose direction TINS
work Is being undertaken are:
J. h. Parrish. general manager; Z,
r. Goodwin, assistant to general man
ager: E. w. Grice, manager purchases.
stores and safety; +. l. Capeil, cniel
engineer: w. l.. Booth. superintendent
of transportation; C. c. Walker as
sistant superintendent OF ~ransporta-
ton: r. II. Snead, manager express
traffic: w. S. Bronson, general claims
attorney; II. l.. Durham. general claim
agent: c. Fl. Terrell, assistant supertn-
tendent OF motive power: l.. G.. Bent
lev. genera safety agent, all of Rich
n1ond; l.. T.. Allen, superintendent
maintenance of way, Huntington, w.
Va. and w. S, Greene, general nre
inspector, Newport News. Va.
Similar meetings will be held at
Clifton Forge. Va. August 9Th: Hin
ton, w. Va, the 7th: Logan, w. Va,
he sth: Huntington, W. Va. the 9Th:
Ashland. Ky. the 18th; Russell. Ky,
The 18th. Covington. Ky, the 18th. and
Peru. Ind, the 14th.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-08-04

seed and then trusts to Providence to
do the rest.
We arise to ask Director Myers If
somebody ticks n postage stamp, is he
taking a slam at Uncle Sam?
Our landlord is painting our front
stoop. Look out for the For Sale
sign. Goodness knows it needed it bad
enough.
We are always thinking about some
thing good to eat. Why do we have to
pay ten cents per slice for apple pie?
It Is reported that the apple crop is
Q bumper. g.
What's the use eating anyway when
you have your health? AS we have
often said. you might catch indigestion
or the toothaehe.
Join the shirt waist club and save
your coat for next winter.
Just like an emery politician, Captain
Morgan Mills kept the best thing to
spring at the last minute.
Jimmie cannon also sprung a good
one. When he said things cost just
as much in the wild and wooHy as
they do in this finest city on earth.
show us that fellow that fixed the
minimum prices during the war.
We haven't fought nothing tn
SUMMER. so what care u.s.
We offered these paragraphs to the
editor for his column. but he thought
they were too good for the last page.
Do your Christmas %chopping early.
Now get ready for the state fair
You don't have to pay no war tax to
get in.
when we come to a three-em dash,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-08-04
FIGHT OVER
PARKING ORDINANCE
Amending Resolution Recommended
for Adoption Probably Be Taken
Up at Council Meeting To-
night.

Indications are hat the fight be-
gun in the ordinance committee over
the proposed amendment to the
parking ordinance will be continued
at the meeting OF the coun-
Gil tonight. The amending resolu-
ton was recommended to the coun-
Gil for adoption by the close vote of
. to 4, after hours of hot debate be-
tween Director William F. Myers and
supporters of the measure.
Director Myers anticipated the
vote of the committee but was in no
wise dismayed, reserving his forces
for the final argument before the
common council tonight. The police
department is solidly opposed to the
amendment on the grounds that it
removes restrictions from a highly
undesirable element which Is found
among the law-abiding business men
who are conducting legitimate for
hire" automobile establishments.
Attorney Jesse Duke expressed
confidence last night in the success of
the measure, saying hat sentiment
among the councilmen seemed to
favor the resolution. He declared
h a the police had not a leg to stand
on. as they were not supposed to is
sue licenses to men conducting an i'm
AA~ % NiA AtdA tHC pIlfl~
lege OF revoking such licenses at any
time.
The most important bit Of new leg
islation to be offered will be a resolu-
ton drafted by Edgar B. English.
councilman from Clay ward, appoint
ing a committee to investigate the
real source of prevailing high prices
and fixing the blame. II the prices
contain more than a legitimate profit.
Tho resolution 10 ctrnnH az tha $500
iteer and will contain drastic clauses
providing for the trial by grand fury
OF any man or combination of men
who, in the opinion OF the commit
tee. are wiifully contributing to the
soaring II. c. OF L.
From a standpoint of general in
terest, no resolution has been intro
duced In years which will rival the
appeal OF the n which will be given
Clerk Mcdowell tonight. Citizens
are already discussing. the measure
and v%enturing opinions as to the prob
ability OF any ~appreciable benefit to
the consumer in the near future.
So far as'is known, no bills calling
for large appropriations will be in
troduced tonight. Mayor Ainslie dis
cussed a needed bond issue at a ape
cial meeting OF the finance committee
on July 20. but NO action was taken
on the matter at that time and no
meeting Of the committee has been
held since that date. The needs
enumerated by the mayor for general
improvements will total several mil
lions of dollars.
The ordinance empowering the adj
visory board to close certain streets
OF the city Mt certain hours of the
day or night to he used for NUM-
cipal Fairgrounds will come up from
the ordinance committee. recon-
niended for adoption. The ordinance
will probably be amended by some
member 10 substitute the director OF
public safety for the advisory board,
ar this Is said to be one OF his func-
tons,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-08-04
PICNIC OF SACRED
HEART CATHEDRAL

The a!i-day picnic and outing which
Will be given at Forest Hill park to-
morrow by Sacred Heart cathedral
promises to be one OF the biggest
church events of its kind of the season.
The committees having in charge the
arrangements for the day will operate
dancing at bath II picnic pavilion
and the regular park dancing pavilion
in order to take care Of he large
crowds OF dancers who will take advan-
tage Of this feature of the picnic.
4 special dinner will be served by
n committee of ladies. and refresh
ments OF all kinds viii be dispensed
all day.
The committees viii also have charge
of the usual amusements. tickets being
sold on the grounds during the day.
Games. races and other athletic events
viii he conducted under the auspices
Of the cathedral school authorities, and
prizes will be given to the winners.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-08-04
Aeroplane Makers
Certain of Future,
Despite No orde1|

London. Aug. 3.--The Britt.
ac1onautical trade, apart from 49,
| letion Of war contracts, II In eH
of suspended animation, said aI91
ing authority yesterday. Several 4
prominent during the war
an order among them for = com44M1
cial aeroplane. Only one OF the g.
Germs that discussed the situatiCMNS
pressed satisfaction with It's Pr
business in commercial atfG54a43
throughout the trade, however, IT,
il no word OF pessimisrn. sM@AS
The truth Is thai there II a. yM8
true commercial aeroplane. When
type has been developed n the
fdence OF the public won nueNA
VIII follow. In the meanttme.e
strurtors are bent on expertnaAy
hoping for government contractoeM
are filling the few orders they nM
secured for seaside Joy riding
planes and for tuition. ManufactuS
generally are most hopeful about
traIia and the Domintons.
1T will be all right In two yS444
said one contractor. We have
order for a commercial aerQp1m
ut VIC are going ahead with th1M
dustrx because we have faith 1Ma4
Experimental costs are appalling
it requires more pluck and c0044
10 20 ahead now than before the
when aircraft building was
thusiast'3 hobby" as
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-08-04
THE WEEKLY JAZZ
Blue Pencilled by the Man About Town.

This paper will come out. ain or
slime.
A mar wearing a Panama suit OF
two years e. vintage and a derby hat
reminds us of spring in the lap of win
ter.
It's as bad as a man wearing a Prince
Albert coat and a straw hat.
We have seen both.
What is a profiteer. do you ask?
He is the man who charges ten cents
for a ham sandwich. that used to sell
fer five cents in fore the war times.
when the old United States Is the
greatest ~hog-raising country in the
world.
He is also the man who charges
twelve cents a pound for sugar when
there amt no war going on.
And, likewise. he is the man who
charges ten cents for an egg, even
when they are selling at fifty cents a
dozen.
There are Some others. also.
Why should we pay ten cents 2 quart
tor buttermilk2
Can anyone answer Please stand up.
How can a man sell a necktie now
at seventy-nve cents, that he charged
s. for a month ago. and get by with il?
He has to pay more rent. we opine.
We put these little stars in between
these brilliant scintiliations to give US
time TO think up the next one.
Good scheme. amt it, Not copy
righted.
Come on all of us and less pay six
cents car fare. q
Governor Davis has a right to ask for
seif-protection. amt 1t? Look at his
hands and you will see tina he is a
farmer. One of the kind that sows his
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-08-04
THOUSANDS GATHER
At FLYING FIELD
Army Planes Furnish Thrills to Sunday
Crowd with stunt and Formation
Flying.

More than 5000 spectators risked stin
necks at the flying field in Ginter Park
yesterday to watch the FIVE army planes
sail over Richmond in battle formation
and then go their several ways in the
doing of every risky stunt known to
the craft.
The program was cnlivened by Lieu
tenants. A. Leazar and II. u. Draper.
recently discharged from the service.
who have their Gold Eagle" at the
field engaged in giving hrst-fight ex-
perience to R~ichmonders who crave
thrills. The plane. a new n just out
OF the Curtis factory and similar in
construction to the army planes at the
field, was kept busy all afternoon
frightening and delighting adventure
some visitors.
Lieutenants Wilson. Potter. Seln,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-08-04

stsnson ana Rockies. II
army craft. delivered en{Ilt
talks to men interested ~ fNk
graphic branch OF the services
teal demonstration Of axst1f
tcgraphy was furnished when
pictures were taken OF tho ntG1&&
r alton from the leading pIanesSM
The army air squadron will =
until Thursday or Friday. when
take wing for Fredericksburg, TN
stop on the tour TO stimulates f9&S
ing for the branch Of the servtc&sa3&sS
The p~roprietors of the Gold 49,
furnish fifteen minutes Of AtTn1@
flying for SIS and twenty rliNNeea2
stunt" flying for SIS. Novicey 1t6s5
advised to take the stunt Hight ~
Lieutenant Leazar is well knows
Richmond for his record breaking as1
made in May. when he flew he fG&Es
seven miles from Langley hei6sN
Richmond In forty-two minutes
fight was made In the Black Bats
pride Of Langley field. The 60
Ea Gle. viii remain in RichmonA
another week.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-08-04

es,dence phone: Randolph s4l4-w.

Misses Gladys, Bessie and Blanche
billiard, of Highland park. will leave
the city Monday for a summer So
journ at Greenwood.
Miss Virginia Shelly. Of Libby ter
race, has returned from a visit to
Norfolk, Hampton and Virginia
Bach.
Miss Florence Hughes, Of Libby ter
race, Is visiting at Gloucester Point,
ana her sister Madeline is on a visit
at ?ontiack, Mich.
Miss Clara Collins, Of Church Hill.
Las returned from a visit to Ernporia.
Miss Ruth Clark, of Church Hill.
is visiting in North Carolina.
Mrs. Sallie Timberlake has returned
&c her home at Niagara Falls, after
those of her husband. T. L. Timber
lake, of this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. c.. Bickers. of
Church Hill, has returned from a
trip to Cincinnati and Louisville.
Mrs. Julius r. Jones, Of 2400 East
Cay street. has returned from Mount
Regis.
w. M. Bickers, Jr,. and family, of
2400 East Clay street, and Ray Car
ter and wife. of Jefferson park. are
summering at Goshen, Va.
Mrs. Crowder. of Highland park.
has returned from 4 two weeks visit
to her daughter, Mrs. T. f. Bickers,
in Washington.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-08-04
WAGE VAR HEXD on
NY LADY nicotine

Chicago. Aug. :.--Mias Anna Cor
don. president of the w. C.. T. u, d
mitted today that her organization. Is
conducting "A campaign for an amend
ment to the constitution to prohibit
the manufacture and sale of tobacco.
For nearly forty years" said Miss
Gordon, the National Woman's Chris
tf@n Temperance union has been con-
Quoting an educational campaign
AGAINST alcohol and all narcotic poi
sons, including tobacco. This cam
paign being conducted in the public
schools. h Sunday schools and
through the circulation of literature.
Our organization is now conducting
n campaign for an amendment to
tho rational constitution prohibiting
the manufacture and sale of tobacco"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-08-04
PRINCE OF WALES MADE
BARRISTFcR IN 10 MINUTES

London, Aug. 3.-The Prince Of
Wales, who Is soon to visit the
United States. Is now a full-fiedged
barrister. He is entitled to prac-
tice in any court Of England.
1t required the properly consti-
tuted officials exactly ten minutes
to convert the prince into q bar
rister.
There was considerable laugh
ter when. in answering questions,
the prince described his father as
having mo occupation"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-08-04
Prohibition Note.

Subscriber-What, the heck do you
e by putting out your paper with
half the space white?
Editor. Punkville Weekiy-Some
one pinched my sheers.
Subscriber-Well, you could use a
knife to clip with. couldn't you?
'Editor-Yes. but the devil drank
the mucilage to see II it had any kick
in II.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-08-04
His Cellar tho Pest.

Book AGENT have here, sir. the
six best sellers
Old Soak-Don't care a whoop. I've
got the best seller in town, an itIl
last me all my life.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-08-04

Pcrshing ns Full" General
Washington. Aug. 3.-Won't the
country's dry people constantly u
Pershing's arrest as n FUR general?
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-08-04
Attractive House Parties.

Among the attractive mouse pai-
lies. this week, is that which Mr. ana
Mrs, r. T. Adams, OF 1882 Monument
venue is giving for their
Miss Emma Adams. at their couhtry
home near Lexington, Va. Members
IF the set of So
,iety will be among the guest. besides
several schoolmates of Miss danfs
Many delightful functions are nelhE
planned for the visitors n a nioss
Enjoyable time is anticipated ior ,hose
who attend.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-08-04
PERSONAL MENTION

IIAhNNs>yIN AL NJ
Mr.. and Mrs. withers Miller are
spending this week with their mother,
Mrs. Polk Miller, at Ron Air.
Miss Eleanor Allen. OF this city. is
the guest Of Mrs. Chas. NJ. Allen. at
her home in Kenbridge.
Miss Virginia Tyler, who has been
visiting friends In Staunton, has re-
turned to her home in this city.
Mrs O. Fl. Russell. OF North Tenth
street, has e the recent guest OF
Mrs, D. NJ. Burgess. at her home
In Highland park.
Mrs. NJ. w. Newton is the guest OF
Mrs. Carter, on Fourqurcan lane.
Robert r. Buford. of Lawrence
willie, who was operated on several
days ago at st. Luke's hospital, Is
Improving.
Mrs. Agnes p. Holland. of Raleigh.
N. c.. Is visiting her sister. Mrs. w.
NJ. Bickers. OF this city.
Miss Annie Stage lett the city Satur-
day night for a two weeks visit to
White Sulphur Springs.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-08-04
Delightful Social.

Mr., and Mrs. John Burlington. Of
si2 North Twenty-first street. gave
a delightful social on Friday evening
In honor Of MI. Buriinghof's niece,
Miss Ethel Wellington, of Phiiadei-
phia. Miss Ida Lee Allen rendered
artistic piano selections and ,eadings:
Vas wcllington's charming vocal So
los werr heartily applautied, n
OF. ers who contributed materially 10
tn, enjoyment Of the occasion ny
their musical talent were Misses Maria
Kelley. Carrie Cumher, Minnie Dur
ham. Bessie Tyler. Ruth Singleton,
Avis de Preto. Other guests were
Nr. and Mrs. j. Henry. Mr.. and Mrs.
w Taylor. Mr.. n Mrs. Austin. Mr..
and Mrs. w. NJ Bickers. Messrs. Henry
J. Eeck. Jr., G.. l.. Burnett, T. VII
liams. Lee Singleton. and G.. Connell.
Choice refreshments were served m
the evening was heartily enjoyed by
the c%ongenial company.
Miss Wellington returned to her
Philadelphia home saturday morning,
accompanied by the cordial good
vishes OF the coterie OF friends her
attractive personality won during her
visit to our city.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-08-04
Gard C,ub Entertained.

AhUN >tAo
Mrs. A. r. Gordon entertained the
Card club and a few other irienus
delightfully."- at her suburban mons
At Louisa Thursday. Tables for Twelve
PLAYERS were arranged on the VIC
plaza, where a beautiful view OF ,ne
country for miles around is obtainanie
and where you gather n passing
breezes, SO sought after these Wy
days. At the close OF the games az
licious refreshments Of salads, sano-
wtches. stuffed tomatoes, ano ice veg
were served, and prizes awaroeo.
Mrs. Owens, Of Atlanta. Ga, winning
ar., nrize a white evening Gan. and
Mrs. Eunn wiley, OF Atlanta. Ca
second prize, a choice flower DOW,
Besides regular members. guests for
the afternoon were: Mrs. Owens n
Mrs. Wiley, Of Atlanta: Mrs. Boggs'
OF Utah and Washington. Miss keehe'
Miss McCue and Miss Crank. OF Lou
lisa: Mrs. W. C. Bibb. and MISS ine%
Goodwin. OF Richmond. and MRS Bow
les. Of University OF Kentucky. VINO
assisted Mrs. Gordon in receiving ana
yerving.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-08-04
Observation-Disclosures.

A quiet wedding was celebrated
Friday evening at the home OF the
brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs Wifiiam
Harmon, 1903 Oakwood avenue wneh
their daughter. Mabel Hamilton be
came the bride of Sergeant William
Frederick Woodward Mr.. n MIS-.
Woodward will reside on oakwood
avenue. with the parents of the bride.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-08-04
T1pton-Tompkins Nuptials.

The hospitable home OF Mr.. ana
Mrs. w. D. Tompkins, OF Carroll
county. was the scene x a pre'ly
wedding Wednesday. When thelF
daughter. Miss Alpha Heath Johnson
became the bride of DIR. James lip
ION. Of Dublin. Pulaski county, WIN
Rev. George Draper as n ceienfah.,
rha bride is a very handsome n
cromnljshe Young woman and the
hr.derroom who has Just returned
from service overseas. is the son or
Mr. and Mrs. Walter s. Upton. Of the
same county After an extended wed.
ding tour through the north. pr. ana
Mrs. Upton will make their honae at
Dubiin.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-08-04

when we. come to a three-em dash.
that is all. H. r.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-08-04

Mrs. Crowder. of Highland park.
has returned from 4 two weeks visit
TO her daughter, Mrs. T. f. Bickers,
in Washington.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-08-04

w. M. Bickers, Jr,. and family, of
2400 East Clay street, and Ray Car
ter and wife, of Jefferson park. arc
summering at Goshen, Va.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-08-04

Mrs. Julius r. Jones. OF 2400 East
Cay street. has returned from Mount
Regis.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-12-15
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
FOR SALE

FOR SALE
Possession in 80 DAYS
l41 sylvan terrace, 3-story bk.;
an imp. .,......; :,.......... 1000
1871 Park street, 21A story bk.;
. all imp. .........: :.......... $500
~ n. 10th street, 2-story bk.;
all imp. .:.......... $500
l2l4 n. 10th street, 3-story bk.;
al imp. ....:..........:: 80. 5000
l4O6 Herr street 2-story blk; all
22S 5. goth street, 21a story
frame; all imp. ...... ..35O
White Hall and Regina streets:
S-stofy DIX all imp. ...... $500
See My List
CHARLES DAVIES
1549 State Street
Real state and Fire Insurance
peII 4Io-h Dial 1880
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-12-15
continued in Next columnl
Bargains in
Low Priced Properties

Nos. 2724-2726272S-21SO JeheT-
son St; four 3-story frame a"ell-
ings: s rooms and bath eachi gas
light; newly painted. Price Si''oo
parl