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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-09-06
|. HOTTEll MEETS
WITH FATAL ACCIDENT

H~arrisonhurg. Sept. A.-Ctariea !.
Hotel, a well known farmer who
lived near Woodstock. me death al
most instantly yesterday afternoon
about 3 o'clock after being kicked by
a horse, which he was using in assist
ing in the work of filing a silo for
David Hotel.
Details are meage n to how the
accident occurred. II is thought that
in passing the horse Mr.. Hotel brush
ed against 1t and the animal respond
ed. striking h man with both feet. A
physician was Immediately summoned
but the faaa was dead when he ar-
rived.
Mr., Hotel was a son OF the late
Hon. Jacob Hotel and but a few
weeks ago had taken out a policy In
the Shenandoah Life Insurance Gency
He Is survived by his widow and three
children. Miss Helen Hotel, Jacob
Hotel and an infant son, all OF whom
live at the home place.
The funeral arrangements had not
yet BEEN completed last night
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-09-06
Y. M. G. A..

Open from morning to night for the
reception Of members and visitors.
with an average attendance of over
six hundred a day, headquarters for
civic and religious organizations hav-
ing free use of rooms for meetings
IN the building; n~inety-two living
rooms for stranger young men. a hall
of health n recreation for boys and
men; with outdoor athletic grounds,
baths and swimming. with it's religious
meetings and Bible classes, the Rich
faond association. housed in its own
home-.the gift of Richmond's good
citizenship-is a tremendous factor in
the social and religious life of our
city.
When the painters quit tonight. the
Railways of the dormitories will be
finished. and early next week work
will begin in the gymnasium and on
the exterior Woo and iron work OF
the building. BY the end of the
month things will be frightened up
here and there, and in a few weeks
everything throughout the big char
acter factory will be In good shape.
The work of repairs and improve
ments will be so handled as to be OF
the least possible interruption to the
members SO far as the use of the privi-
leges is concerned.
The Bible study group known as the
Fellowship league, which has been
meeting on Wednesday evenings dur
ing the summer, will its reg
uiar meetings on Thursday evenings
next week. The league was organized
fifteen years ago. r.. G.. Hawkins. .Jr..
is the president. and the general sec
rotary its leader.
E, X. Epps, formerly boys secretary
the boys department last Monday,
and will be in charge of the Sunday
Afternoon club at 2:29 p. Nj. d. l..
Buchanan, membership secretary.
known to all the boys, will give a
short talk on Winning the Race"
The boys department rooms. so
beautifully furnished by Miss Helen
Miller Could now Mrs. j. Findlay
Shepard. have been thrown open again
for the regular use of the boys, since
Mr.. Epps's arrival. and from now on
the boys will use the Seventh street
entrance and register. for physical de-
partment privileges at the boys
SodilttI. EVERY DOy IHeInDeT OF Ntne
association is urged to drop in and
shake hands with Mr.. Epps. and to
take his place in the fall program and
help make things liveher than ever in
the boys department.
The officers of the association desire
tn repeat the cordial invitation to SOL
diers and sailors to make themselves
at home in the big building. where
every possible arrangement has been
made for their comfort, and will con-
tinue to be made. as long as there is a
ma In uniform. The big ~" is your
home. Come In and use II.
r. r, Page. formerly night sccre.
.ary at the association. passed through
Richmond yesterday en- QUITE to Elon
college.
The Virginia legislature had at least
two presidents In It's august body, j.
p, Jones. president of the Richmond
Y, NJ. C. A.. in the house, and u. c..
Mathews. president of the Norfolk as
ISOLATION. In the senate.
H. @. johnson. formerly boys' secre-
tary ~ Richmend. & now physical a.
rector - 11shau1NeeH ~.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-09-06
FORMER SOLDIER
SERIOUSLY HURT

Staunton, Va. Sept, AIS the re-
suit uf an accident at h Lawrence
Johnson quarry. near stanton, Wed
nesday. Hugh T. Beagle. was fright
fully injured and is now In "A serious
condition at the Kings Daughters hos
pital. Beagfe who had been a non
commissioned officer In Company A,
.1l6th infantry, and saw considerable
SO rvice In France. was aiding in
blasting at the quarry when caught
by an explosion the force OF which
severely laceratcd his skull N other
" tse injured him, His mother. Mrs.
CorneltA Beagle and two brothers. OF
near Laurel Hin. are with him 1t the
hospital.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-09-06
Richrnond Entertained.

The home of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ Y.
Sutherland. North Garden. was
b scene of a most enjoyable party
saturday evening, Aug, 80. when they
entertained in homo OF their house
ueSt Misses Clara and Margaret
Anderson. Martha Cross, OF Rich
Hmond. and ''TiIlie" Waddell. of Char
~lottesvilIe.
EAHr!Bg md gaTs~s7 were enjoyed
All until the wee hours OF the
morning.
Mrs. Charles Cross presided at the
punch bowl. after which il delight
Eui supper was served
Among those present were: Misses
Cara and Margaret Anderson. Mar
GhA Cross, of Richmond; Title Wad-
4eli, of Charlottesville; Ruth and
Margaret Beaz, Bessie Jones. Eliza
beth Surgeson, of Pittsburgh: Hrs.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-09-06
N1CaHNONDERS ENJOY FALL
SEASON AT NATURAL BRIDGE

FAN visitors continue to arrive a,
the Bridge and many are ALREADY
booked for October, which is a IA
yortte Sn0nth there. AmonE ttlch-
Ynnnders eujoyins these lovely Nn-
xfniA mountains, which are
sent at this season, are Mr.. ana Mrs'
Decatur Axte1l, Adolphus Blair g
.. Blair. r. @. Reynolds. Mr.. and Mrs.
Mason White, DR.. and Mrs. T.. NJ.
George n. White. Mr.. and Mrs
y. d. Hobbs. Mr.. and Mrs.
Rosenro. Miss Frances Rosebro
Aefids NJ. Bishop. MIR, and Mrs b
fo> Roden, Littleton and Julien Ro-
Ger, Wallace Gill. and Mr.. and Mrs.
John r. Anderson, Jr.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-09-06
WEDDINGS
FuIk-,Jaynfson

Quite a pretty marriage was
NpIemnized Tuesday of this week At
fhe home OF Mr.. ]. II. Camper. Salem,
Ma, when his granddaughter. Miss
Eleanor Neale Jamison. became the
bride OF Ernest Linwood Folk. IT.
OF Richmond. Preceding the cere-
mony. Clinton Eley played selections
from Neyin's exquisite bridal music.
changing into the LohengTin wedding
march as the hridal party entered
The bride was gowned in n travelling
suit of dark blue and her flowers were
b ccrsare OF sunset roses. Her only
attendant was Miss Pauline Camper.
while the bridegroom had aS his best
man his brother. John Folk, Of Suf-
folk. The ceremony was performed
by Rev. Thornton Whaling. y. D, OF
Columbia, g. c. Following the cere-
mony. Mr.. and Mrs. Folk left for q
brief wedding "trip North and on their
return wifi make their home in this
city.
The out -of-tewn guests included
Or. and Mrs, Fl. c. Camper.' OF WEIGH,
". Va Miss Vera Tignor. of Ports
mouth, Va: Mr.. n Mrs. +. l. Folk,
and Mr.. John S. Folk. of Suffolk.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-09-06

Marriage licenses were issued today
TO Lawrence Earle Goodall and Mary
Campbell Payne, Edward Meade Eek
and Ruth EVELYN Johnson. william
sherry Hinchman and Mary Kath~
crime Dollard. Joy Beverly Gilbert
and Martha Elizabeth Dougherty.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-09-06
To Hold Kcss.ption.

The Ladies' Aid society of the Holy
Comforter church will hold "A reeep-
ton Friday evening. September IL.
1T 6;3e, in the parish house. compli-
fnentary to the rector and his wife.
Rev and Mrs. W. u. Cox, who have
Just returned from their summer va
cation. Members of the congregation
r Invited to be present,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-09-06
FOR
SHE'S COMING BACK.
AcidStomach
Makes 8 Out Of 10
People Suffer

Doctors declare that more than 70 non.
organic diseases can be traced to Acid
Stomach, Starting with indigestion. heart
burn. beiching. food repeating, .bioat. o u
gassy stomach. the entire system eventually
becomes affected every vital org an suffering
in some degree or other. You see these VIC
tins oil. Acid Stomach everywhere people
who are subject to nerv ouspese. headache.
insomnia. biiiousness~~people who sufYer from
rEeufnatisEn .iumbago .~sciatica and aches and
pains all over the body. 1t 10 safe to say that
about y people out OF 10 sufer 70 ONE extent
from Acid Stomach.
II you suffer from stomach trouble or, even
nyoudo not feel any tomac distress. yet are
weak and ailipg. feel tired and dragged ont,
lack pep" and enthusiasm and know that
something IL wrong although you cannot
locate the exact cause of your troubie-you
naturally q to get back your grip on
health - quickly rs possible. Then take
EAIONiC. the wonderful modern remedy
that brings quick relief from pains Of ipdiges-
ton. belching. gauy bioat. etc. Keep your
efornsch strong. clean and sweet. See how
your general health imprvves-how quickly
the old time VIM .vigor and vitality ONE bscki
Get . big SOC box OF EATONIc from your
druggist today. Is h guaranteed TO please
you. II you are not satianed your drussiss
will refund yokf mO0ay.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-09-06
FROM KING GEORGE

King George County. Va. Sept. g.
Messrs. w. W. Brown and w r.
Ashton have announced themselves
candidates for the King George coun-
ty olerkehip and deputy clerkship, re
spe@tively.
Mrs. James Marshall. of F%auquier.
and her two daughters are guests OF
Mrs. Thomas Lomax Hunter.
Rev p. T. Turner. of near Ashland.
was "a guest last week of his daughter,
Mrs. w. A. Rose.
Or. Joseph Porter, of Key West.
Fla. who has been spending some
time with his daughter. Mrs. W, w.
Meuhtte*. left for home on Monday
Mrs. Frank Britain, who spent the
past several months at Salem. Va, on
account OF her health. has returned to
King George to visit her parents. Hon.
and Mrs, II. r. Gaructt,
Mr.. and Mrs. Forrest r. Tayloe an
nounce the engagement Of their
daughter, Charlotte Kate. to Mr.,
Thomas William Burroughs. of Me
chanicsville. Md, The marriage will
take place the fourth of November.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-09-06
GENERALIZATION.

At 1880 Monday morning a pretty
marriage was solemnized when Miss
Hazel BIanton. daughter of Mrs. Cora
u. BfAnton. became the bride OF Mr..
Henry w. Carter. the Rev. Leland
Powell. of Pine Street Il aptist church,
6~ficiating. Mr.. Carter is one of the
Richmond Grays and has seen service
with the American expedition forces
overseas. He and his bride left i'm
mediately for the North. going to
Washington, Philadelphia. and other
points. On their return they viii live
1T 22f3 Beverly street.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-09-06

Barnes. Winters and Gonsaless
At Boston r. HE.
Philadelphia . 900 Goa ooo-2 S 0
Boston =. .... .022 900 20x-S 8 ~,
At st. Louis r. H. e.
Cincinnati 200 900 1000 s 3
st. Louis ...... 600 600 01x--1 T. 0
Batteries,-Ring and Wingo; Doak
and Clemens.
At Pittsburg- r. II. u
Chicago ...... 900 100 o01-2 s o
Pittsburg -. 00e 900 600 D
Batteries-vaughn and kiliifer;
Carlson and Schmidt.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-09-06
AMERICAN

Results Yesterday.
Boston. Is; Philadelphia, Z.
Detroit, IL; St. Louis, 3.
Chicago. Q. Cleveland. /.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-09-06
Announcements.

Mr.. and Mrs, John Weldon. OF King
George, the engagement n
approaching marriage of their daugh-
ter, Vera, to Stanley Poole. OF Wash
tngton. The wedding will take place
In October.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-09-06

Games Today.
St Louis at Detroit.
Cleveland at Chicago.
New York at Washington.
Boston at Philadelphia.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-09-06

Mt. and Mrs. W. T. Shultz. Of Staun-
ton, the engagement and
approaching marriage Of their sister.
Mrs. Mollie Shultz Lawrence, to John
w. Taylor. of Jarratt- Ma-The we'd
ding takes place in stanton Thurs
day. September IS.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-03-04
MANS VOICE TO CARRY ACROSS ATLANTIC
BEFORE MAN FLIES THAT DISTANCE, BELIEF

W &r1Sssx Hzy-kks1 .esYNzE
win esnrr a.ress the Atlantic ssss n.s % sn o ,shiag
England Will tho immediate
future"
manifesty
directed his
perfscty
realm contaminated He
n
matter Of principle Be solved before the Atlantic
from London to Fokestone.
Marconf the
OF their
That results Justified in beev
question utilized
the will the
forbidden possible
telephone of the British
he added
the accomplished
perfected that subscriber will be able
In n
a believe the
big stride forward toward
il
rapid II constantly overtaki prophet"
the British ierood be considering
H @. be
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-03-04
1000 Crowd Main-Street Station
to Bid Good Bye to Billy Sunday
Evangelist and Party for ST. Augustine,
Campaign Nets Preacher $19Ooo-Probaby Go to $22OOo
Miss Kinney Still Here.

Billy Sunday. with MA" and Bob
Matthews and Homer Rodeheaver.
and Mrs william. Asher and Miss
Grace SAKE, members or his party, left
Richmond at 1870. o'clock yesterday
afternoon for 81. augustine. f'ia. ''
TwSe6 thousand persons damned
Main-Strect station almost to suffoca-
ton to bid goodbye to and catch one
last last fl .,sti glimpse Of the beloved
Billy left the Hotel Richmond
where, for seven weeks, he made his
headquarters while In this city---and
where. for several hours preceding his
departure yesterday. he was besieged
by thousands who. not satisfied with
bidding him adicu At the city audi
tortum Sunday night. flocksd to the
hosiery In droves to again say rood
bye and to shake the preachers hand.
With Ma he was driven In the
same limousine which has taken him
TO the auditorium twice and sone-
times three and four timed almost
daily since Sunday. January -. to the
depot.
The evangelist found. upon arriv-
ing, that hundreds were awaiting him.
With difficulty he and members OF
his party dreaded their way up the
stone steps to the ticket room and
thence up another rurving flight Of
stairs to the waiting room and out
Through the exits TO the station 49,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-03-04
WALL STREET BROKER oFFERsA
THOUSAND DOLLARS TO HEAR WILSON

New York, March 3.<No, I'm sorry they're all gone;
I'm no, no. These were the words repeated ~
long today by extra corps of telephone girls in the
eieesef Abram Eus the usands of applicants for tickets
of admission the meeting which President Wilson and
President Taft speak defense of the league of nations
Metropolitan opera house tomorrow night Some app
inclined be dputatous Some told of relation
ship United States senator's WaStree banker offered
subscribe 900 any charity in exchange for ticket The
answer all the "No I'm sorry There isn't
left!'
appeared holding fast to the hand of little boy.
whom she said she had brought clear from Chicago hear the
president She wept bitterly when informed ticket
to be had
Some 5000 mail applications have been received ton
of which still remained unopened tonight Never this CITY,
it declared has there been such demand for admission to
hear any speak.
It rumored that spectators had in Manner
tickets which being sold from SO
$50 of detectives sent ont to arrest dis
covered selling ticket and workhouse sentences prom
by Assistant District Klroe for any person
victed
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-03-04
sAFTCUARD pRFsrDENT.

SPECIAL arrangements were con-
pleted tonight to safeguard the priest
dent when he arrives at the Pennsyl-
vania station tomorrow night an n
special train. There will be 500 d.
tecttves distributed about the StAtton.
These will form Gordon around tlse
chief executive as he walks u Mn
automobile. En- route 20 the Me<x0v
politan Opera house there Will ~
twenty motorcycle policemen ins1k0&t
OF the presidents Car and twenty 49,
hind. while uniformed officers viii -
thickiy sprinkled along the rorta.
Twelve hundred policemen and dAtec-
tives have been assigned to guard the
president.
President Wilson and ex-Freatdent
Taft will greet one anothed In 81 nj
vate room at the opera house heenk0
facing the audience. The prGet6Gut
will also receive Ia the same r00EQ =
delegation OF twenty Irishmen. -
will urge him TO bring before the
peace conference Ireland's appeal Tor
self sss8
A cohort of the national women'S
party's militant members, with fNll
knowledge that they will probably ~
arrested. revealed tedaysa plan 40 49,
semhie at the door Of the opera hossss
to protest silently, but by the display
OF banners. against tie failure oY MN
suffrage amendment 10 pass congress-
There will be no attempt on our
part to enter the opera house. said
Miss Doris Stevens. legislative chair
man of the party. While the pred
dent ISIS peaking inside we shall hoiA
. meeting In the street and, Il 4 r.
possible to get copy Of his apeech,
we shall burn it,
Another proposed protest 70 rrsa1-
dent wilson In that of = coterle "
labor REPRESENTATIVES. who plan tos
make a demonstration axaInAt thA
continued imprisonment OF ThotAMe
Mooney. The police declared neither
delegation will get Within shouting A..
tance OF the president.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-03-04

With the greatest exhibit Of cars
and a larger attendance than dt any
Of the former shows on the opening
night the third annual automobile
show began last night in the Grays
armory. Over two thousand persons
packed the armory and gazed with
wcnderment upon the display OF We
hicles Practically every make OF
car. both large and small. was eA-
hibited and under the glare Of big are
lights the tastefuily decorated arm
Org and cara presented a picturesque
acene,
Those who have attended and got
ten up similar attractions In this city
announced last night that the show
this year eciipses anything offered the
city before. There Is the largest
number of exhibitors. more cars on
the floor. and a large number OF Ac-
cessory dealerA
From every angie the exhibition
can be declared as being the best yet
offered the public of this city. While
the cars attract az much attention as
the other features the show conf
mittee has provided an evenings pro-
gram In securing the cabaret show
and this provides real entertainment
for the crowd.
All OF the artists are direct from
New York TO say that their singing
and dancing met with the approval OF
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-03-04
Wilson Tells State Executives Of Their
Responsibility in Days Of Reconstruction
Governors of States nd Mayors of Scores of Leading
Industrial Centes of Nation Conference Enlist Powers
With Federal Agencies in Meeting Crisis in Unemployment

ident with an address which r. con-
sidered one OF the most mastery
statements Of an Industrial condition
ever heard In the capital. Through
out the days sessions the various
delegates discussed the address, both
in private conversation and speaking
from the floor.
Mr.. Wilson outlined the weapons
for trade and country has as re-
suit bf the war, sketched the efforts
at Bolsheeism and their failure. and
pretficted for the world in the COM
ing decade its greatest period of In
dustriaf activity. In stating the OBJ
ject OF the conference. however. he
There Is now a surplus of labor.
and the. federal government has re-
leased control Of the finances % that
credits are now available. To me
one great method Of forming . re-
servoir for Buffer employment In to
In its normal Improvement activities
and to have every state and municipal
government do likewise"
Secretary of War Baker caused
prolonged applause by a copcise
statement explaining that all OBJ
stacles have been removed and that
today machinery got under way for
adjusting and making payments on
all army contracts. including the So
called formal and informal contracts.
Millions of dollars will be paid out to
meet these claims he said and will
prove powerful stimulus 70 manu-
fActurers.
Secretary Daniels told OF the navy's
plans, and although he did not evfnce
great hope that the big naval program
rropoSed at this session OF congrNse
would PASS. said that previous APP
propriations will keep the ship yards
busy for many months on warships
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-03-04

washington. March s--Governors
and representatives OF fortyfive states
and mayors OF scores OF the leading
Industrial centers OF the nation gath
cred in the East room OF the white
house today to enlist their powers
with federal agencies in meeting the
crisis In unemployment which the
and a half soldiers threatens.
Although. In opening the three-day
session. President Wilson spoke with
gravity OF the great responsibility
which rests upon the nations execu-
tives In the days OF reconstruction
now dawning, the first days confer
~nce brought. almost unaaimouS re-
ports that conditions are generally
satisfactory and that ZACH state ana
city In confident that all labor re-
leased from the army will be OBJ
served. The president struck the
keynote Of the great conference when
he said.
We arc expressing and viii. be-
lteve, express in the results OF this
conference our consciousness that We
are the servants OF the great silent
mass OF people who constitute the
United States, and that as their SER
wants, 1t Ii our business, and 1t IL our
privilege, to find out how we can best
assist In making their lives what they
wish them to he. giving them the OPP
portunities that they ought to have
assisting by public counsel in the pri-
vate affairs upon which the hap
piness Of man depends"
In closing his short address he
said, in speaking OF the duty OF the
peace delegates to the people or the
world. "If we show we want to serve
any interests but theirs we viii have
become candidates for the most last
Ing dircredit that win ever attach to
men in history"
WILSON'S MASTERLY ADDRESS
Secretary Wilson followed the pres
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-03-04


At every turn Billy found hands
outstretched to grasp hts. Had he
stopped TO shake aiis OF Them, hs
more than probably would have miss
ed hts train So he didn't. attempt
It, For those whose hands he found
II impossible to take he had cherry
greeting and the famous Sunday smile.
POP" TATE WAS THERE
why, heilo!" was tho way he
would greet some one he had come
TO know since he has been here. why.
II there isn't nay friend Samuels.".
lieutenant OF police. and. yes. Pop"
Tate, with whom Billy used to play
ball when the two were members Of
the old Baltimore Orioles" was
there. too. So was Judge William Z.
Rhea, tho state corporation commits
sion, than whom the evangelist
hasn't q stauncher friend In Rich
mond. II anywhere In the country.
Carter N. williams. Jr.. was there. too,
al were hosts and hosts Of others
who were on hand to speed the part
Ing 1uee$.
Biily Left Richmond ~ he came.
with : smiling "Howay do. glad to
SO you.'' Ma" too. wore Z smile.
A. aid Others Of the Sunday party.
Many who. seven weeks ago were out
~ the new Broad Street station ~
-