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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-25
H0WITzERS REORGANIzING
Nrc Fnkcn to Recruit New md
va hcmhers of Richmoud Nm
tonni Guard Unit

:, Steps in the REORGANIZATION ~ .ho
noWltHers' Association were taken ,.st
M HEil a. an cnthusiastie meeting a.
c,iise,..S several Of the old guarG'' rc
s s.TlS ,F recruIt the battery to fuli
Those who re-cnlisted IN thc h.,
10y 10y ana who VIII conduct spccisl
future are Colonel Wur:am # MJ nGa r
,,a,chtenanis = g Pollard & H. Pav-
,1,, G. II NcCuriy. Screams
6Nan, ! +. Seav. W w Barnes II
Hcnd'eton; Bugler g J. Cowarjj- ~
Fr,,Nate J. II Gasser AUG
ne new armory which IS n 10 ,ho
!!arfes and handsomest IN the Sovf%
a fld!nE hall. stable tina; wiz .r
S@nTnodate nifty horses, gymnasnin,.
:" mining pool and baths OF &c..
deSSScrt7tion. besides drIIi hail ,yhirf
WI accommodate a battalion
IT the last meeting the two r,,ido,e
~n n-G" rr |@rS carried by the battery
Sntcia meeting viii re held next F.
-Tco,,,,t oi Ihs committee. and q
nn. ,hundred, and Eleventh Field Nr
ap O'Clock ~ the arnory az
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-25
RICHMOND EPlSCOPALIANS
DISCUSS PLANS FOR DRIVE
WITS. y. r. osEood md Miss Sn,Iic
Dean sprnk nj St Pnul's Parish
House Meeting.

Added impetus was given the move
ment for nation-wide spiritual AWAKEN
l9S IN which the Episcopal Churches
OF Richmond are taking a pr6n,innni
part al a well-atiended convocation
or church members held yostcrd. y
eFnninG in St paul's Parish Housn
ne purpoee Of the meeting was for
StTucilon 70 leaders OF study ciaseoe
70 pc conducted in connection yrith
nc nation wide campaign. The s,caL,I
cSs were Mrs. =. =. OsEood Of l.1,
manuel Church. and Mss Sanio Dean
.. the - Psuls congregation 'Tbssn
women nave just returned from De
troll, Mich. whore ,hev at.nn1n5 -
sessions OF tho EpiScopal Ciena-st 60,
Nsnlnn. and took par, In Inc CO -snc
o, meetings hold there for lns,-ur;ioI
% leade-s and speakers IN ,hc ca,r
"a q "hldh the church has inalie-n-
N oncn5nr the convocs.o, Mic
Lucy Gibson the presiding oficn,
called attention to the fast ina. ono
year ago the women OF RiIhmond Md
met az - Paul's In 9-ana-atinn 70
faN"ni IN the midst o. the unrsr,ai,
.SS o. terrifying war i'm which man.
81 thcir men folk were engaged ~,
tHe war had brought about 6iffa-en,
NJ "Po!nt az lie, and tho purpose ~
,he prrsen, effort o. the church va
10 meet these changed conditions
MIS- oscood and Miss Dean win az
"ssEs ClaSscs Tor instruction at Frnd
cF.ckSonrE on October 9S a, Ara,...
ora OF, October %. al BcrrvviiI. ~
..gn'r ~ and at Charlot,csville di,rin-
the WteE Of November -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-25
GIVES REASON FOR UNREST
IN AMERICAN INDUSTRIES
Frank J. O'Rricn. Of Rn!timorc Ad-
dresses u richmond Advertisers
Club on Labor Question.

In IN address. before the Richmond
Advertisers club Yesterday afternoon
It the Business Mems Cub Frank J.
Q'Erien attributed tho causes OF the
industrial unrest OF tho present time
10 70, the al 2t' n.gdo e. Gmn,ioTSrs vent
prevailed in every business
lIumanizine tho treatment OF en-
Nloyccs in order TO secure tho greatest
possible efficiency Was the advice ot
Nj ,o'Bricn, who is efficiency engineer
81 the American Can Comma ny, or Bal
tlmore, In the course of his address
Mr. o'Bricn gave examples Of tho
how tho treatment. OF the employee
which he advocated would cut down
tho cost OF production.
G. w. Page was named as director
OF the club 10 succeed r. 8 Whitaker
who resigned on account OF moving to
Pittsburgh.
Co-oncrat'on with the civic Asso
citation in its efforts TO get + ichmondcrs
70 register as. voters before Deem
hcr I was decided upon by tho club
NJ. s. Knight, w NJ Anderson. W. y.
Danzcnha ke., G. l.. Bearsley and c. w.
Page we're named as committee to
take up this work
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-25
PLAN FOR RAISING $4,000
"n"r! association Ia Ask for S,,,,
>cr'p'i"n nj $4,000 from L. ID. {.
Members.

~ It's Snccia meeting Yesterday
morning the Matthew Nontaine MaurI.
assoc 1850, '@iion decided upon prrliminary
nlanS Tor raising $4,000 to be arpIjnd
70 me erection 81 4 monument in RiCh
mond 10 Nircinia's greatest ecienfjs,
AIRS. Norman y Randolph, was chosen
20 r,pTesemt tho orcauizatiou ncxt
VIII appear before tho United Daur-b
,Srs Of the Confcderacy and ASK for
The general convention has aIrnady.
some on record in favor or MAXIM
MaEry the neYt southern figure 10 he
viii he asked to build The pccicstaj ~
me proposed monument the idea being
70 have tho nlinth as & distinctly Con
fedcrarc fca ture
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-25
STORE LOOTED BY THIEVES
joseph kIawarslsy, .5on ,c,,
HFnort. Ios. of Wntche, ana
Other Good

-ji.osepn - iawansky reported - ~.
,toIe :ocated a ESQ Vo~nsgfTiEo @. his
s sma he's II. M, ,,ott -Eelye goa aiiea
or clothing Among the a.,
}clothinG reported ~ rlissfnr arc -.
100 pairs Or socks, scveral pairs y,
Eer7<Is, siN shirts, 'our ties ~
OF collars some soar, pins and ,6.
other Fr-all articles 'N "'af'F
Ihat the rohhery was planned IN "a
vance ano carried out carefully lie ~
Sri!er Of the police who arc said ~
have .everI clues on which tbev 80
row WORKING Entry 70 thy huflain
'was GAINED by forcing a door
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-25
DELEGATES ARE NAMED
FOR j. D. c. convention
Mrs. Norman v. Randolph To Heal
Party Of Women Going 10
Tampa.
PLAN NEW BUILDING HERR,
Memorial Structure May BE Erected
To Veterans Of World War-Viv-
ginia Division Would Care FOR L.,
Tomb.
Ian NEW BUILDING HERR;


MRS; norman " randolph will head
nc "sIeSatlon OF daughters OF the
onlnI'r"LN from inc Richmond chap
W Muo haN' heeh named To repre-
T.m, Inc V.'PtSr ~ IN. general con-
Nnl,"h a. tampa which begins
, 0Ng,,lu -. 'ther delegates who
".iN\peTt !" attend the convention from
me N'chmohd charter are:
i h1@,rpCd.G M,si S"ir Archer
-, ~ H. i'''n''h- ,,Nnn'rsgn ,,,,
Mrs y \ Bicnncr Mr. p = Wbii%
NJ :, ,,s,,Ii,sS shall
kins Mrs Wsli,cc Saw,
Nj. Charles 7. Nor doris
Man. ,, Mr~ & = Clarke
W-s " "a W.. 'haroS Wat
Mr. ] T. Bsi,ors NJ rJ,,.,r,, x,
Mrs Edward rc-kir- oils
son Mis-, ila,hcrfn .
Mt Walter Chris evans
>,.'n e,a-o, D,., Mr1 ,iordor WliEht
icv N"'S '' ""o' MMah1 NHn.TMtlno
u. ,,
''''' "'"'"r'"''
NTS Is: \ Rlcnner gave report
ot The stanton convention At tho
weekly meeting OF Richmond chapter,
United Daughters Of tho ContcdcracN.
".SCnSs'ns The movement which Was
started TO erect froProot building
N Richmond as memorial to The
NV I''' ''' 'iH N'N llt INC NoIlN
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-25

SthSc, wishes 70 state that 10 is NOT Inc
:! w Arnold, who was roccntly arrested on
TO conform, with tho change 81 time 81;
i'hcssroaItc SSc,2Sk 'omGrrow morning;
leave tonight at 1880 instead Of q 80 +, Il
>, WIT, of error in The case of the estate
southern Railroad was refused ycs,crd,, IN
inc SqnTcmc Court Of Virginia. Lawrence
relative Ia his death. II was brought here
from tho Norfolk County circuit Court
Tag Day rccc;pts from the Ecue Bryan
Day Nursery amounted this year to S.6OO'
Members Of The hoard % managers y
for tho financial suprort given them IN
the people OF Richmond
mona yesterday Tor Reading Ia. ' wher r' he
Will take Into custody and bring back How =
ara K9 h, s'l%9rGd,, E%ss wanted here
not believed that he VIII hEht cxtradition
Msor for N r.. 9 S.4o %ns SrS s'1 nso
here on visit to his old homo and ,yvs,cr-
Ssy me- wss =, y,st0r T. e.. 'hg c;y Hall Whgrg
Martin for many wears chairman n
The Ci,N, nomqpcraiic Committcc. lie was
ont post in Porto Rico
Richmond alumni. Of the Virginia Military
., ne wcstnorcisnd club, Members OF tic
3anr T Tac Be II s NssSrd al d e. Snis
Coloncl 7 o Smith. wee president arc n
tivo coninittcc. Tthcv Viii address The Rich
mo1d alumni tonight At tho WestmorCla nd
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-25
Investigate seed Inv.

representatives from N. To,
hrlment ~ Agriculture arrival 49,
{y'"i.lc-daN 10 get Information from no
NirEiniN S'aeo pep7rtmen, or AZ ~
ru,."re ana immigration on TIE seed
(. IA 1orce IN Virginia Scve-.I
'atch arc pr"parinC 10 pass lngislt.
ION IN reSa-d 10 seeds CornmissiorSr
Eoins:r sisted yesterday. ana ara asl
srs .'rslnIa 70 direci them Not long
Ntn Teprese ntativc Of the ONO M
paTiment OF Agriculture visitoG az,
'in'nn ara was shown through tho sccd
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-25
Today and Tonight
in Richmond

West End Gun Club holds tournn-
mcnt shoot mt ..
Richmond College meetS Uamp-
den Sidney In championship scrte.
football game NJ boulevard Field
nj :.
Union Theological Seminary
eleven plays Barton Heights tenn
ut byrd Pnrk Mt =.
Farewell dance 10 he given nj
Army and navy Club. seventh md
Franklin Streets, Mt S.3o.
Lyric--Nnuderillr. =, =, 0:3o.
Strnnd-I,ymnn Iiovc's trnycloruc
motion pictures MT 2:3O and SEQ.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-25
Carriers Knit
Underwear
For Women

We show both union suits and separate
garments in cotton, one-third wool, one
half wool, so per cent wool (called all
wool by some) and silk-and-wool
Union Suits, regular sizes. $3.50 to $3.50
Union Suits, extra sizes S1.75 to $500
Vests and Pants, regular
Vests and Pants, extra sizes, S1.25 to $3.50
Corset Covers, high neck and long
sleeves; also Dutch neck and elbow
sleeves, or high neck with elbow sleeves
Regular sizes, S1.00: extra sizes, S1.25.
Wool Corset Covers, high neck and
long sleeves, regular sizes $3.50; extra
sizes, S2.75.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-25
Carriers Knit
Underwear
For Children

We have Children's Union Suits, one
half wool, white, for girls; also in one
half wool, gray, for boys. Children's
separate Vests and Pants in one-half
wool-one OF the most popular and most
wanted weights
Chldren's Union Suits, $500. 1925 and
$3.50.
Boys Gray Union Suits, $3.50 and 1915.
Children'S Vests and Pants, SI.OO. SI.25
and S1.50.
Infants Shirts, in cotton. at soc.
Infants Half-WOOl Shirts at soc.
Infants so Per Cent Wool Shirts at
S1.G0.
Infants Silk-and- DOL Shirts at S1.OO
to S1.G5.
Baby Bands in haif-wool and silk-and-
wool, i5c and Csc.
Second Floor-East.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-25
rive Delegate. Attend.

Resides Miss Lewis there were pros
ent Miss Trina BinswauEor and Mrs
y y ; Meyer. OF the Neirhhorhood
House group Of Jewish workers; Miss
charlotte Whiting. Of tho Unity Club.
IN Fulton; Miss + l. XanzinEcr Of the
'. w. G. y. and Eortram Bloch. of
tho Young Mems Hebrew Association.
These five directors. REPRESENTING
their respective ORGANIZATIONS. agreed
10 organize dramatic club among
tho members OF their organizations and
to further foster tho enthusiasm for
community drama Each organization
Viii present in December = onc-act
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-25
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF

J w. Arnold. OF tho Richmond Tcs- o.
once, wishes TO state THAI 10 is NOT tho
!, w. Arnold who was recently arrested on
The charge Of bootceginE
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-25
COMMUNITY DRAMATIC
LEAGUE FORMED HERE
rive Richmond Organizations Pre-.
pare TO Foster Amateur The
ntricals This Winter.
MEETING OF REPRESENTATIVES,
Delegates From Ncighborhood House.
the Unity Club, Y. w. G. A.,
Nurses Settlement and Y. NJ. II. \.
Work Out Program for Shows.

Following a plan worked out bv Rcr
Tram bloch. of the Young Mems He
Drew Association, the Richmond Com
MNnitN Theater League has been or
canned with a nucleus OF five repro
work in Richmond
inc i've cooperating organizations.
which Will try out the plan within the
noNJ Two months. are the Neighbor-
MOOD ItoGSe. the Unity club tho Y. W.
y. the Nurses Settlement and the
Young Mems Hebrew Association
directors OF the activities Of thesc
nNc cooperating agencies met las,
night for a conference at the HON.
Or Miss Louise y. Lewis. at sos West
FRANKLIN street who is head of the
work OF the NurScS Settlements
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-25
FUND FOR AID OF FAMILY
NEARING HALFWAY MARK
Contributions Yesterday for Mother
and Four Babies BrnEs
Total to ST..

With tho contribution yesterday OF
500 TO The Times Dispatch relief fund
for case No. tho poor woman and
her four Chjldreu-onc-thir ~ the
5000, which is the goal set for the
fund, was completed.
AS winter approached the expenses
Of tho household generally increase.
but in the case Of this poor woman.
whose sole source Of income is the
little she car make by ncedlcwork and
by baking bread and pastries for
noiEhhors, the cos; OF providing food.
clothing and fuel for her loved ones,
became too great for her.
For this reason, and because IL IS
desired 10 give these children a
chance 10 attend school and secure as
much education as possible II was
decided 10 raise $500 through The
Times Dispatch relief FUND for them
Generous Richmondcrs and sys-
pathetic persons from all over the
state have contributed Loyalty and in
tho first three days the fund has hccn
open for contributions. SO has been
received Il is hopcd that within a
week all OF the $500 will have been
contributed and the fund can be
turned over 10 officials in charge of
tho relief work
Contributions received Yesterday
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-25

TO conform, with tho change ~ time :.
iHCtiNo AZ O'Clock tomorrow morning
chesapeake and Ohio train No Il Mi
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-25
vii, Give Pubic SHOW.

Immediately following the produc-
ton Of the five playlets the entire five
viii he presented at a biz community
meeting. 10 which the whole or Rich
moud viii he invited
Judges will decide which OF tho five
organizations aid the best work as
shown in tho play produced by that
organization. and a prize donated by
some spirited citizen will bc
awarded. probably a silver Gun. 4
friendly spirit Of rivalry and compe-
tition viii thus no fostercd. with The
hopcd for result that community dra-
mates VIII he encouraged and that
cher organizations Will fall in line
with the movement.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-18
CHAPTER NxvI
by sflt>YA RUDINA

Famous New York Artists Model
A model never knows In whai
form abe In destined 20 appear In
the finished work OF the artist.
I found this out when asked &c
pose by a japanese artist. one Of
those who took my address when
went to tho Penguin party.
lie wanted TO paint my portal,
h. said. but when he was finished
though I could rccorrnix. my features
In the painting. instead OF myself j
saw pretty Japanese girl lie IN
sssnted my syor. raised my ehe~k
bones and turned me into = jar
girl unconsciousiy and quite cffoc.
lively.
He had made IN. a japanese Just
as the Venetian painters Of the Re
Nuisance when they painted Biblical
subjects clothed their characters IN
Venetian costumes % their own peri.
Cd. Even a famous Engiiah painter
who Is alive today. Brangwyn. 10 his
~Crucifixion- has background OF a
Roman acaucduct and grouped
around tho crusa arc workncn drr@a.
ed as the ordinary British worknnn
OF today. with leather thongs below
the knees.
posed In Fucccswion for men Of
many nauonailties. OF the p~nruins.
but the most interesting experience
was request In the late spring of
that yelr To pcec In the open air. for
painter who was interested IN
painting sunlight effects upon my fg
ure which II Il impossible TO do In
the ordinary studio.
There is not much posing in tho
open air in this country. though I'm
France. and particularly the small
Islands along the Brittany coast the
artists all summer long have their
models pose in the open air.
My artist wanted 10 paint the flr.
ure against natural background Of
trees and stream.
IL was an interesting experience
TO me He had 10 work NJ n very
fast pace because all the time thesun
was moving and changing tho ahapes
and shadows and lights. We went 20
Bear mountain up the Hudson. and
ne put up for me a small tent as n
dressing room. lie had permission
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-18
PLAN DIRECT CABLE
TO BRAZIL FROM u. S.

NEW YORK, June is.--ArranEe-
ments for direct cable service be-
tween the United States and Brazil.
ana thence along tho entire eastern
coast OF South America. have been
entered into between the Western
Union Telegraph Company and the
western Telegraph Company Of
Great Britain.
Laying OF 5,2oo miles Of now cable.
which may be accomplished within
six months. will connect Miami. Fla.
with Belem, Brazil. by way OF Bar
BADGES, the termini OF the new line
meeting the Western Union system
at Miami and the coastal cables OF
the British company extending from
BeIem TO Rio Janoiro. Buenos Aires
and the principal cities OF South
America
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-18
TROUBLES COST
HUNDREDS, EUCLID
D. CURD STATES
viii Praise Tanlac as Long
rs He Lives-It Restored
His Health

During the last twenty years
have spent hundreds of dollars for
medicine hoping TO find something
tina, would overcome my troubles.
but I didn't have any success IN
I'll got hold OF Tanlac." said
Euclid -. Curd. well known en-
ploye OF the Model Laundry. and
who lives at 1890 Fourth Ave.
West Seattle.
when I commenced taking Tan
lac" ne continued. Il had just been
told that my case was hopeless.
and that IN a very short time my
troubles would get the best OF me.
My kidneys were In very bad con-
dition. and had n heavy. aching
pain in the small OF my back all
the time. didn't dare stoop over
very far, for when went 10
straightcn up the pain would al
most XIII me. had to get up at
all hours OF the night. and this TO.
gether with being very nervous.
kept me from getting very much
sleep. would have severe head
aches. too, and had a tired. draRgy
feeling all the time. had suffer
cd so much pain. and was so com
pletcly rundown that ! actually
looked like an old man. Then my
appetite went back on mo. and In
very short time I commenced TO
have stomach trouble. and finally
got to where I had 10 cut out
meats and all other heavy things
20 eat.
II had read good deal about
Tanlac, and the good Il was doing
so many people that / decided 20
give IL n trial myself. Well. sir. |
commenced TO get better right
from tho start. and now since TAX
ing ten bottles Of Tanlac am as
sound and we'll as | ever was In
my life. never lose a minute
from my work, and when get
home at night l don't have that
tired, worn out feeling like I did.
When | go to bed now. | Just
stretch out and sleep all night
long just like I did when ! was a
boy. have actually gained TWEEN.
~ pounds In the last two months.
NV bhfhH III NY bh'h iaNt 'tabcu
altogether. and I am never bother
cd with having 10 get up at night.
have n fine appetite. and am not
afraid to tackle anything that is
put before mo at mealtime. Why.
actually ate n big supper OF cab
bage and ham last night and II
didn't hurt me at all. The head
aches have gone, too. and in fact
Tanlac has simply knocked my
troubles out altogether. tell you.
! am strong for Tanlac. and I Will
praise II the longest day ] live for
the great good II has done me"
Tanlac is sold In Seattle by Bartoil
Drug Stores under the personal d.
recton OF special Tanlao represen.
Observation-Disclosures
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-18
Ex-C0P is SAID TO HAVE
HELD UP MAN FOR BOOZE

PORTLAND. June ia federal
warrant has been issued for the ar
rest OF !. l.. Adcox. charged with
violation Of the internal revenue act.
while playing game OF "thimble.
thimbie. who's got the whisky" with
A. l. Long. former Portland police
man. now held in the county jail on
a charge OF impcrSonating an officer.
Adcox- says that Long held him up
near The Dalles and appropriated IS
cases OF whisky. Long is said TO
have admitted he took the whisky.
but denies that he in any way Inn
pcrsonatcd an officer.
Probably others viii be involved in
the trouble. Il was announced today
at the United States attorneys Of
flee. and an Investigation will be
conducted into what seems 10 he n
general plot TO intercept the contra
hand shipments
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-18
MORE, BETTER BEER,
BRITISH BREWERS CRY

Especial 90 Tho star by -. r A.
LONDON. June iS-Bri;inh brew
srr are urging tho immediate re-
fnoval os restrictions on brewing
They want 70 make moro and better
beer. they declare. Under the defense
u tho realm act the output and tho
quality were reduced for the dura-
ton OF the war but the brewers de-
clare the pubic IL no longer In
danger. and the realm no longer sub
jcct 20 attack.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-18
LEMON JUICE
FOR FRECKLES
Cirlsl Make beauty lotion
for a few cents-Try IL!

saueczc tho juice OF two iemvns
into a bottle containing three ounces
OF orchard white. shake well and
you have a quarter pint OF the best
freckle and tan lotion. and com.
plexion beauuficr. at very. very
small cost
Your grocer has tho lemons and
any drug store cr toilet counter will
supply three ounces o. orchard white
for n few cents. Massage this gweet.
ly fragrant lotion into the face.
neck. arms and hands each day and
see how freckles and blemishes dis.
appear and how clear. soft and
rosy-white the ukin becomes. Yos IL
is harmless and never irritates.