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Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1919-03-15
No Tightwad, Anyhow.

No Tightwad, Anyhow.
II shouldn't marry young man
Of his type, If We're YOU"
why not?"
They say he's gone through tw,
fortunes already"
What of that7 ! should think It
very nice to be married to. a man who
Is such liberal spender"
z gentle laxative at least once a week. such a.
DOCTOR P1erce's Pleasant Pellets. Adv.
determine moral action; and moral
action leads to necessary, law.
SANDER gains no love.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1919-03-15

There is no rhyme for silver, but 1t
iingles with gold very nicely
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1919-03-15
The wav of IL

Madam, your husband footed the
BILL There. | knew he'd kick
about it,"
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1919-03-15
RECIPE FOR GRAY HAIR.

10 halt mt OF water add OF Bay Rum
a small box OF Barbo Compound, and y
or. of glycerine. ANY druggist can put this
up or YOU can mix Il at home at very lit
tie cost Full directions for making ant
use come in each box OF Barbo Compound
II will gradually darken streaked, tadeo
gray hair, and make it soft and glossy. II
will not color the scalp is not sticky O.
greasy, and does not rub off.-Adv.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1919-03-15

over IL 600 lbs. per year. his the far breed.
having -xha scale. quality and quiet tsmeeran,en nj,
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1919-03-15

SANDER gains no love.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-05-18
Nos. l and 3 Disabled, but Appear .,
Be Within Safe Distance Of Haven,
No. Has Crew Taken on Board
u. S. Patrol, While Ships Stand By
to Rush to Aid Of No. 3 When Fog
Arises.
World Electrified at Successful elimination 81
Exploit of Intrepid American Aviators.
PRESIDENT IS PLEASED,

Paris, May 17News of the arrival of NC4 at the Azores
conveyed to President Wilson and members of the Ae
peace delegation this evening 1t clearly evident
the president greatly pleased at the Of the Of
the American fiers, but he made no comment.
Bulletins announcing the arrival of NC4 to oil
the American camps in France and also headquarters OF
the army OF occupation on the Rhine.
DANIELS DELIGHTED.
New York. MAY IT." Perfectly delighted s#
Supremacy satisfied ss#
Secretary of the Navy Daniels let those exclamationI
escape from him today when he learned upon returning from
Europe that the seapne NC had succeeded in reaching
Azores in the blazing of trail across the
is the less wonderful because it is what Anal
expected of the brave dauness of great
he added
The secretary who home aboard the steam ship
Mount Vernon, decried suggestion Of navy luck
There is such thing navy luck he l:lared THE
flight has been successful because of the painstng work
preparation for it.
We have been working up to the flight for two and
other projects within its spheres Of activities what tho
navy has done due to perfect system of operation
Armed with the latest bulletins regarding the NC and s.
Secretary Daniels left Immediately for Washington
GREAT STUFF" SAYS ROOSEVELT
Washington, May 17.-"Great stuff.
This the smiling comment Of Assistant Secretary Of the
Navy Roosevelt this afternoon the successful flight Of tho
NC He said however that he would not make statement
until all three planes were reported landed
Mr. Roosevelt who has been acting secretary the
the absence Of Josephus Daniels has been charge
fight from its inception
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-05-18
Mayor of Louvain Speaks
at the City Auditorium

the city, hey wanted 70 make their
contributions before leaving
Chair man Lee announced last night
that the state OF Virginia organiza-
ton was ali ready for the signal to
got
chairm~n have been named In every
district and reports received late Sat
uriay night Indicated thai every or
SANITATION is confident OF the success
the cause merits
Aaxnr George Ainslie. Of Rich
mond. Saturday sent to headquarters
IN endorsement OF the movement He
reviews the work done by the Saliva
ton Army at home as we'll as In the
war zone and commend the public 10
give the drive every support possible.
Chairman J. r. Taylor. of tho city
committee. has arranged for meet
ing of the manufacturers to be held
quarters. He also announces that
luncheons will he held daily at /
o'clock at the Business Mems club.
Mrs. J. 81 George Bryan. chairman
of the women workers has completed
all arrangements for the climb by
Harry Ga-diue- Mondav nj 1890
o'clock. Gardiner Fl known through
ont the world as the original Human
Fly" and will walk up and back
down the walls OF the Richmond no.
tel, promptly At the time act
Fully 5gonn dourhnuts will he sold
in Richmond next Thursday when
"poughnut Day viii be observed
Mrs. Bryan has arranged for the To-
cation OF booths in various parts Of
the city and here Salvation ARMY
workers VIII offer the douehnuts to
the general public The proceeds will
be turned over to the campaign fund
Mrs BRYAN has asked all those who
are to take part in the "Douchnut
Day" event 20 call "Wednesday at the
city headquarters and obtain their
supplies.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-05-18

All arrangements have been com
pleted for the opening OF the home
service drive of he Salvation Army,
May q to 81 The drive viii get un-
der way In Richmond today with
mass meeting Al the City Auditorium
when DIR Albert Nerrinxe, mayor Of
Louvain Belgium, AT the time OF the
Prussian invasion, will be the speaker
DIR. Nerrinxc was professor OF the Uni
versity of Louvain prior 70 coming to
the United States AZ th~ xpaciaas rep-.
resentative of the Belgian people. He
comes To Richmond to ten frst-hand
~ the horrors and indignitics suffered
by his people during the trying early
DAYS Of the war.
Dir Nerrinxc arrived In the city yes
terday evening and is being enter
tanned al the home OF Mr.. and Mrs
l.anEbourna Williams, 500 Fran kiln
street
added to this, arrangements have
been completed for the Fortress Mon
roe hand which wilt take part in the
sunday afternoon program at the City
i. Auditorium. following AT 80 in the
evening with a sacred concert at the
Richmond hotel
The community chorus Of several
hundred voices will also he on the
sunday afternoon program, Veterans
who saw service overseas, also will
give the people their personal ex-
reriences and tell Of the work done by
The Salvation Army for the boys At
the front.
Chairman TavIor Of the city COM
n,i,tee announced last night that all
was in readiness ser the signal to be-
gin tho actual drive for the funds
Monday The reports received from
Various city districts indicate that
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-05-18
Fund For Street
Work Exhausted

Director Of Public Works Boiling
lost no time in getting busy after the
mayor approved The budget In about
an hour he had practically exhausted
the amount of money appropriated
for street improvements. The sum
for that purpose in the budget was
practically negligible,
But" said Director Boiling, there
was enough TO patch up two very
sore spots on the citN,s iay-out--that
around first market along Seven
tenth street, and the paving on
North Second street, both of which
have been under consideration for a
long time and which demanded the
attention OF the department.. Just as
soon as the funds were In sight
Contracts for this work have been
awarded and the streets, 1t is be-
lieved will he in presentable CON
dition very soon
the Seventeenth street improvements.
For many months the deplorable con-
dition around the market has been the
cause OF much complaint.
Director Boiling Is naturally tn
favor OF the proposed bond issue for
permanent street improvements. He
Is chatting in the traces to begin at
once work on the vast improvements
which his department has under con-
temptation.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-05-18

DELEGATES WAX WROTH

Paris. May 1.-THE Irish American
delegation. headed by Frank Walsh,
has returned to Paris in very angry
mood over the, failure OF Premier
Lloyd-George's promise to receive
them.
This afternoon Mr.. Walsh presented
demand at Secretary of State Lam
sings ONCE here that the United
States peace delegation insist that the
British governments grant safe con-
duct to President De Valera, Count
Plunkeu and GrifIiths. Irish republi-
can delegates. to proceed to Paris to
present the case of the Irish republic
TO the peace conference.
Unless this safe conduct Is granted.
the Irish-AmerieaR triumvirate de-
clare people of tho Irish race In the
United States will precipate 4 series
OF nationwide meetings. demanding
that President Wilson force such
action.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-05-18

operates tho Academy, and a strin &
of moving picture houses In Rich
mond, aud many other cities in the
south, who WAS then In the metrop-
oils, is said to have closed the final
arrangements for q new Keith house
in Richmond. MIR. Wells was not
in Richmond Yesterday. when news OF
the intentions OF the Keith interests
was received. having left Friday even
ing for Atlanta. Harry Bernstein.
manager OF the Colonial when seen
by VirEinian man declared he knew
nothing about the proposed deal
Some weeks ago 1t was announced
that the Colonial theatrical land
mark in this city, would be torn down
prepatory to erection of A. commod
ious moving picture palace designed
to accommodate ALSO people. AT
that time it was stated that the new
theater would boast mezzanine floor.
retiring rooms for ladies and gentle
men and smoking room for the lat
ter. Other up-to. date appointments
1t was announced were to be pro-
vided. and neither expense nor pains
1t was said. would be spared to make
the new temple of the motion picture
the peer of anything of the kind south
OF New York city. Demolition Of the
present Colonial was to have been
begun in April
In the event that present plans OF
the Keith interests are consumm ated
and real ''hig time" vaudeville OF the
highest calibre II brought to Rich
mond. 1t will mean that such variety
stars as Eva Targuay, Sophie Tucker,
Marguerite sylvia. Eva Shirley. Van
and Schenck. Johnny Dooley and a
host OF theirs may be brought to Rich
mond. IN {.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-05-18
On Eve Of Salvation
Army Drive Sends
Message to People.
CAMPAIGN STARTS
Churches of All Creeds
Throughout the Land
Devote I line I oday in
Helping Work.

on the eve Of the cam raden for the
salvation Armv's Home Service fund
State Director w Mcdonald Lee gives
out the following:
To-day throughout Virginia all sects
ana creeds and shades OF opinion are
echoing voice-'Inasmuch AS ve ala
II unto ono If the least of these -"
This wonderful. observation-disclosures
a!leled and without a criticixry,-~fss
made the drive" for the salvation
Army Home Service fund a pleasure
and not drive, to all who are en-
gagged IN It.
The more my co-worknrs have ron.
ih'o n the more enthusiastic they
have become: because everyone seena
10 feel thar the Salvation Army peo-
pie deserve substantial. trib1lte from
4 grateful America
II is being given them by tn use out
side Of the g. y ranks, and almost
without their help or asking thatthey
may be enabled 70 do stfif better and
greater weTl, hness rste f4srYqt Thar, ever
before.
1t II the '7east" Of all the national
drives, and rroha hly the last. hut who
VIII say, when deeds are recountea
among the workers for the urliff Of
humanity
Time was when they were stoned
and imprisoned. hut that day has
passed. and TODAY the president OF the
United States delights to do then,
honor; Marshal Foch and General
FershtnE ard General Omar Bundv
take pleasure In PAVING tribute to the
nnosienta'ioas hand that follows the
leadership or that noble woman
Esangeline 9ooth---a woman that can
command millions when needed. hut
whose adornment In the satisfaction
Of duty wen done and not a price o.
1ewairy To hedeck her dramatic FORM.
Over the top has become popular
as wei MS common. It il no new thing
Tor Americans, and Eirginians
10 GO over The top. That they will do
II again this time Handsomely We arc
assured, That This is the easiest and
sweetest Of all drives is the verdict of
those often in the harness
responses come spontaneously and
voluntarily, Willing workers and
volunteers from the ranks OF our
women, returned soldiers and sailors
ana the men IN every walk IF life
warrant the conclusion that virginia's
quota Of $500. a0a will ha more than
subscribed probably doubled
The cities of Virginia have promised
thelr quotas. with a proha b&siyv of
more. which even the farthest coun-
Ties have become equally enthused,
Fha ''doughhoys' st home and those
writing homo tel5 of tho deeds Of tho
salvation men and lassins. Not one
OF them would have tho foikes at
nome fail In helnjng their cause.
Already more than five thousand
dollars have poured into campaign
headquarters though the drive was
not set to begin until tomorrow.
Today throughout the country we
hnd that churches and other bodies
intend TO start the good work going,
ON this holy sabbath DAY,
That the short campaign. OF a
weeks nrenaration and a weeks COL
iectinc Will demonstrate the rrari
'ude ot America and prove a huge
success for this deserving people there
is not the shadow Of doubt.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-05-18

shows an ever increasing total for
the years work and the ever changing
grand total has been mounting steadily
into the millions.
This announcement comes Just be-
fore the opening Of the Salvation
SfS,ooo.0oo which opens May 10 to
last one week.
1t was thirty nine years ago that
the Salvation Army gained its first
convert In the United States The
story OF that conversion is a tale the
veteran members OF the army delight
in spinning. The convert died about
fifteen years ago in the service of the
Salvation Army and was buried in the
uniform he had worn for years. 1t
liz doubtful If. in the long experience
OF the army. more hopeless problem
was ever presented than that OF this
one man. 1t is doubtful IL a more
earnest and sincere worker ever wore
the Salvation Army uniform.
The first convert was Ash Barrel
Jimmie" Kemp and the scene OF his
conversion was a dive on the Bowery,
in New York city. where the first band
OF Salvation Army lassies to arrive in
this country were holding their meet
ings.
Kemp was figure on the Bowery
tuoSd Eoou NiN ulyS WncH 10
stand ont from his fellow derilects a
man had to be mired deeper in the
dregs than they. Kemps one con-
trolling ambition was to drink all the
third-rail' whiskey in New York.
He was not having much success, al
though his efforts and persistence put
him. and kept him, in the gutter. His
meals---on the rare occasions when
he afe--were gather from refuse and
ash barrels Because OF this he gained
the name Of Ash Barrel Jimmie"
On the night OF his conversion,
Jimmie was just recovering from one
Of his sprees. Still hah intoxicated
he stumbled along the wind swept
Bowery. Although it was winter and
bitterly cold he was without an over
coat. Noticing barrel on the curb
he went over to search for a scrap
OF food Unsteady on his feet he lost
his balance and fell into the barrel.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-05-18
PROCLAMATION.
To the People Of Richmond:

. =
Having rendered exceptional,
fearless and unselfish service In
the cause Of humanity A. home as
well as on the battlefields OF
France In the world war, during
the week OF May 10 to 20, tho Sal
vation Army VIII ask the people 81
Richmond ana OF virginia Tor sup.
port N ur ion'c ScTs"n Funo
camia'Isn. ms .""u VIII uo " NJ
I"r s Ivrnri,r anu nnm.nI.x., l "a
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-05-18
Report on Temperance
Urges All Members to
Fight to Finish for
Worldwide Prohibi-
ton.
Birmingham Is to Be the Seat
Of the New Educational
Board, With DR.. w. J. Nc
Glothlin AS Secretary-Con-
vention to Adjourn Tonight.

Especial to The Richmond Nirginian1
Atlanta. Ga. May 1.-THE Southern
Baptist convention train although
carrying tho biggest crowd IN its his
tory. and moving on the biggest
schedule ever Introduced, hss been
moving on schedule tune since it
started last Tuesday and wall reach
its destination Sunday night
BY staying late tonight, the con
vention finished up The matters which
had been put on the program for
Monday, and the business session VIII
come to an end tonight. ana the CON
venuon will adjourn to meet IN Wash
ington city in May, 1870.
On Sunday the pulpits OF all de-
norelzeassen 50 will ka, hl21sst by visiting
Baptist ministers.
The annual sermon before the
woman's missionary union, will be
pres ched In the First Baptist church
on sunday. GTsittbr-tf ri
Texas
Al today's session. the convention
accepted the recommendation Of
Birmingham as the seat Of the new
education board. which was created
Friday and elected DR.. W. ]. Nc
Glethlin as the secretary. The board
is composed of one member from each
state, and eighteen local members.
DR.. ]. w. Canlmaek. of Richmond
represents Virginia on the new
board
The convention under the report on
temperance. went on record as
strongly enforcing the law. in regard
TO violators of the prohibition laws.
as well AZ in all other matters effect
ing the we'll being OF the convention.
~
to fight to the finish for world wide
prohibition
The principal matter before The CON
vantion today. was he general discus
sion ef foreign lnis<nons DR.. ]. f
Love. secretary of tn board who has
been on a tour of the mission fields
IN China and Japan has returned
and addressed The convention on the
religious needs Of the far east Mis-
sionaries from every foreign field. ad-
dressed
The convention tho report 81 The
committee on federated movements
and on the government ruling on
religions work is tho camps was read
ana adopted today.
DR., VI. Ashbv Jones. Of Ponce ne
Leon Avenue church Atlanta. made
dignitjcd protest against the report
ne othFFet mat fne report did In
justice 10 the Y w c. A.. and also
expressed the conviction that the
convention should function in the
fields Of missionary educational and
benevolent enterprises as stated in it's
constitution. and not in the field of
MAKING statements about creeds.
The enrolment Of delegates. has
gone beyond 400. which Is one hund
red per cent over any previous year.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-05-18
UP TO THE PEOPLE
SAYS yORWAERTS

Berlin. May 1.-THE vorwaerts
continues its campaign tor ref
erndum of the German people on
the peace terms.
Richard Barth, the socialist
leader, writing in the paper. says
that the German peace delegation
should accept the victors brutal
dictation the government will fall
and anarchy will be certain. The
refusal to sign. he adds. would
perhaps stir wave of enthusiasm
but starvation would be the conse-
Quence. the people holding the
government responsible for the
situation.
The only solution as regards a
decision. he concludes, is in the
hands of the people.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-05-18
MISSING GOVERNOR
AND HIS BRIDE

Washington. May 17-where Is
Governor General Harrison and his
youthful bride?
Mrs. Burton Harrison, mother
OF me gov nor-g erai of
the Philippines received word to-
day that they would come on for a
brief visit prior to their departure for
the Philippines on June IL"
We ourselves do not know when
they will arrive" said Mrs. Harrison's
secretary. But 1t will not be before
sometime during the coming week.
While Mrs. Harrison plans a series OF
she will naturally
defer to the wishes OF her daughter
n-law''
Where was the message from >"
was asked
oh. that is a secret" was the
smiling response, Why can't the
papers let them alone on their honey
moon %
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-05-18
President Wilson to Stand
Firm On His Original Prop
osltion.
DANGER OF BREAK OVER
Mass Meetings to Be Held All
Over Germany Today to Dis
cuss the Peace Treaty Like,
" to Lead to Discord.

Paris, May 17--Memhers If the
Italian peace delegation admitted to-
night that italy has given. UP hope of
obtaining control of Fiu;ne and has
decided to accep, the suggestion that
il be made a free CITY under Jurisdlc-
tor s0f The league of nations. '''' 's
Officials declared tonight that this
vas undoubtedly the greatest victory
won by President Wilson since the
beginning of the negotiations,
Hnweyer.-dESpite- rha-fact that-th lie
Italians have announced thereseJNes as
satisfied with the suggest III that
E1ume be made a free city, the Big
-Four" has not yet accepted the plan.
President Wilson, 1t is understood,
is insisting that he will not recede
from his position unless the Jugo-
Slavs agree TO the compromise; other
wise he is for awarding the port TO
them.
II is expected that further efforts
are under way to have the agreement
cem pie ted by Monday
The conferees are agreed that to-
night the greatest danger Of an abso-
late break has been passed with the
bAGkv&Iowh on the ItxfiAns ALI that 4
necessary now lis to reach agreements
satisfactory tn the other interests.
The question Of the disposition OF the
minority religious subjects of Mnrkey
anu tHN NAdf ENpuDfiCs IL 1ufnltI ediF
the hardest Of the remaining probe ms.
No decision was reached on this sub
iSct today and the discussion is to be
renewed Monday
The Mohammedans are determined to
push further their demands for pro-
lection.
Paris, May .1,--"Impossible." Ger
menys announcement on the peace
terms. re-echoes loudly over the week
end in Berlin. More mass meetings
and demonstrate tons Of protest have
been arranged for tomorrow while sub
committees OF the peace conference
here continue their deliberations on
the official objections made by Count
Won RrockdorT~ Eantzau, German for
eign minister and chief Tcuton dele
gate.
The Rig Four today considered
some reports from these suhcommit-
tees Tonight President Wilson at
tended a theatrical performance by
the troopers.
Unofficial forecasts of what Ger
many will propose at the end of her
fifteen days period ~ grace as sub.
stitute fer the allies terms continue
TO reach here. A dispatch from Ber-
lin this evening. giving a rurported
forecast Of Germany's response SAYS
the contemporaries will include an
insistence. upon President Wilson's
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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-05-18
Mayor Ainslie Urges Everybody to
"Come Across" for this Most Worthy
of All Great Worthy Causes.
Distinguished Belgian to Speak on Work Of Sal
vationists in Wretched Fields of Flanders, and
Military Band to Accompany Community
Chorus at City Auditorium this Afternoon.
MAYOR AINSLIE'S TRIBUTE.

1.-THE people of Richmond will respond generously to
the appeal Of the Salvation Army Most of just being
introduced this organization but those who have been in
need Of its mnistrations have known many years 1t
the organization taking part in the world that the
most critical have failed to criticize is the organza
ton that the most Indifferent have loudly praised.
lit will continue its great home service work whether
gets the money asks It know how
coed and thrive its sacrifices But greater ability
will be insured by the of this campaign and
heartily commend it to the generous instincts of
people,