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New-York tribune., 1919-05-08
Golf Gossip

The first monthly handicap of the
season at the North Hampstead Country
Club was played on Saturday and was
won by DR.. l.. "A. Newman, with a score
Of S1-16-65, and r. A. Faskel finished
second with 93-l8-75.
Alexander Ogilvie, arrived this
city yesterday from Aug =. Ga,
where he has been teaching inter,
and will resume his position h the
Westhampton Country Club, where he
has been the professional for the last
three years He says the club has an
exceptionally fine 1S-hole course of
$500 yards, that compares favorably
with any on Long Island.
morning at the Deal Golf and Country
Club course, did II in the afternoon.
which is new record for ihe revised
course. The card:
Ss'..., iS''.... : Z - F.. : s-ss s-ss-7l
The weekend medal play handicap at
by Arthur De Young with score Of
os-is-7l, and NJ. Hess had best gross
of 81.
Many of the clubs in the Metropoli-
tan district have heavy spring and fall
schedules, but nave little or nothing
Ia the competitive line between July
and Se7tembcr !.
Opening % the competitive season at
the Snackamaxon Country Club May 10
WA Dc marked by an open handicap
Tor men, 18 holes medal play, two-ball
eor:est. Player to drive two balls at
sacn zee. select best lie, and continue
10 pay ootn balls until holed out.
The formal opening Of the Hunting
to7 Cols and Narire Club is announced
,sr Saturday, May IT. The finishing
touches arc being put on the outer
n'ra holes this week; by Saturday
1a 'irks arc expected 70 be in ex-
en'ient condition, and will reflect credit
eh .ae green's committee.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-08
Weather Report


WASHINGTON. May THE storm, tbat
o'e1 tne upper Mississippi Valley Tues.
1"y h'e.t moved rapidly eastward to the St.
""iehee valley. and another disturbance
covers the Southwest. During the last twe,.
'S-4our hours these disturbance, caused rain.
over virtually HI districts cast oS .ha f>ocl,,
LOU" 'ains' except In Tho extreme unoer
n'ssiss'ppi and middle Missouri va]lavs
.'eaVy local rains fell in parts of Louisiana
.eAas' Georgia, Oklahoma and North Caro-
Hla' 1hunderstorms occurred at n nunrbor
Vi points in the south Atlantic and cu,f
states, Tennessee and Arkansas
The temperature has risen somewb., :,
the middle Atlantic states and the North
west put readings remain considerably below
lne normal in the upper lake region. the
Miss1ssippi Valley, the west Gulf states and
the plains states.
=" 'he New England states the weather
VIII be fair Thursday and Friday. r, tho
niuo'e Atlantic states. the upper Ohio Va11av
""0 'ne lake region fair weather Thursday
VIII be followed by threatening we,+h.r
with probably showers on Friday ~ t,o
lower Ohio Valley. Tennessee and a., ,.s
f'.iahO'c and east Gulf states the weather
VIII remain unsettled and showery Thursday
and Friday
NO decided temperature changes are indi-
Gated ior the eastern half of the country.
forecasts for Special Districts.-Eastern
New York and Southern New England. fair
to-day and probably Tomorrow
Eastern Pennsylvania, New JERSEY and
D!1eiaware' partly cloudy to-day; Tomorrow
threatening. probably followed by rain: mod
crate temperature.
Western New York, fair to-day and prob
ably Tomorrow moderate Temperature.
Local Official Record-The following o..
fetal record shows temperatures during tho
last twenty-four hours. in comparison with
the corresponding date of last year:
. 1913. 1919; 1918 1919.
"a: a. m:: m::.. q q 44s sp. NJ. 81 s s
% a. m.:. 70 48 9 p. M. Ii SO
u noon. II 5ll0 p. m. 70 50
Highest go degrees Cat 7:45 p. m.1 low
est, 80 !at a. n.y. average, SO average
same GATE last year, "a average same date
1or thirty-three years, S.
Humidity
8 a. No.. S6 p. m -. 96 l8 .. m %
barometer Readings
8 a. m. .So'l7 L p. m. .3o.04 p. m. 30. .95
Local Forecast.-Fair to-day and probably
tomorrow; moderate west shifting to north
winds.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-08
Moore Chosen Captain

CAMBRIDGE, Mass, May 7.-Will-
lam Moore, the fastest sprinter at
Harvard this year and who won both
tho dashes for the Crimson against M.
I. T. in the dual games last Saturday.
was elected captain of the varsity
track team to-day. He prepared at
Andover and lives in Gloucester, Mass.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-03-01
SAYS SOUTHERN RWY.
D|SREGARDED LAW

State Labor Commissioners John
Hfrschberg yesterday took a hand in
b difficulties resulting in he delay
In the customary semi-monthly dis
trfbution of salaries among the work
men at the Southside shops Of the
Southern railway. In o telegram to
Walker d. Hines, director-general OF
~ 800 AK ~ m:'1Rss seszya.y e Tsss
was disregarding the state law which
paid twice a month. The text of the
wire follows:
Southern railroad, with general Of
Gees Washington and Richmond. Va,
disregarding state law as to payment
of their employees semi-monthfy.
Have the above railroad carry into
fun force and effect the law govern
ing the semi-monthly pay
While no little dissatisfaction was
shown among the several hundred
workmen at the Southside yards De
caus Of the delay in the arrival OF
pay checks for the scrnf-monthly dis
bursement of salaries, It was dehnitely
Indicated yesterday that h difficulty
Wuuld be adjusted wfrhou turner
krcubie. A healthy Increase IN the
work Of the auditors department is
assigned as being responsible for the
delay.
Commissioner Hfrschberg a yes
friday afternoon that he had no com
rnent to make further than to say that
DE Law required that employees be
paid eemt-monthly and that he pur-
ppsed to see that It Is lived mp to.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-03-01
COMMISSION MUST AWAIT
PRESIDENTS RETURN

Senators Martin and Swanson, 10
whom letters were sen asking th@t
an appointment be made with the
president to receive a delegation from
Virginia in connection with the invl-
tation to come here to attend the
celebration Of ,the tercentenary of
the first legislative assembly in
gram 10 coioHei 5onn ~. ~ ias,as1S
secretary. Of the commission in which
they explain why 1t would not be
feasible for the president to receive
the commission prior to his return To
the peace conference:
We saw the president today about
making an appointment for a com
mittee to extend him an invitation TO
the celebration of the three hum
dredth anniversary OF the first law
making body which assembled on the
western hemisphere. The president
expects to return to Europe imme-
diateiy after March 4. and, as every
minute of his time between now and
then will be otherwise occupied, he
regrets hat he cannot make an ap-
pointment to see the committee be-
fore he leaves this country. He will
endeavor to do so upon his return to
the United States. He greatly appre-
ciates the desire Of the commission to
extend this invitation to him"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-03-01
BUSINESS WOMEN'S
COUNCIL ORGANIZED

Nearly 500 business women Of
Richmond attended the organization
meeting of the Business Women's
Council of the Y. w. c. A of Rich
mond last Thursday at the Y. w. c.
A A constitution was adopted and
plans were laid for active work in
the city. The council was started
through the efforts of Mrs. William
Asher. of the Sunday party. and is a
branch of national organization.
Miss Esther Mann served as chair
man pro tenn and Miss Verna Jack
son as secretary. Officers will be
elected at the meeting mex Thursday
evening, when a supper will be
served to members and visitors. Tho
purpose OF the council is ito pro-
mote h spirit Of friendliness help
fitness and responsibility for other
girls among all the business women
Of the city. and to associate them in
personal loyalty to Jesus Christ" The
slogan Is Others" Social meetings
will be held every Thursday, with a
business meeting the first Thursday
In zach month.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-03-01
DAVID B. CAIN IN ILL
HEALTH, IS PARD0N{D

That David r. Cain, who is serving
a sentence OF three years in the PEN
itentiary for the murder of Captain
Charles NJ. Collier. his s~on-in-iaw.
had been granted a pardon is the an
nouncement emanat1ng Yesterday
from the office OF Governor West
moreland Davis. The pardoIAvas is
sued on recommendation I. Her
sll7y lnSz,rs', J "es,,n.
and 1lssv. 81 E. Maatin, Of the state
hoard of charities and corrections.
The testimony Of Drs. rryan and
Mann vas to the effect maj Cain
WIS suffering from active tuberCu -
losis' and that his liberation was i'm
uerative of his life was to Re saved.
DR.. Bryan stated hat he believed
further Incarceration will terminate
his life in six months"
Cain, who is fifty years old, be-
came Infatuated when dispositions
were being taken IN a case for divorce
which Captain Collier had instituted
against Gains daughter and drew a
revolver and snot Collier dead. Col
lier vas a member of the Virginia
Pilots association.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-03-01
BUSINESS MEN OF ST. PAU
CHURCH HAVE LENQ

On Monday. the men Of O.
VIII meet at the Business MAfk
for the first of a series OF IT,
luncheo-s. Frederick E. Nol&a
president of the Mene &zDoCla1.
the church.
On Sunday morning. At n A6
the Rev. W. Russell Bowls, j.
rector Of st. Paul's chuFU
preach on "Americass Uut0I
Task To-day" and at the ~
service at s o'clock on. Ihe
OF a Fighting Man"
At the evening service 0kGE~
be continued the practice beGN
Sundays ago which hAs grUa1
creased the participation Of IL
congregation in the soFvfca.
o'clock The choir goes into tho
opposite the chancel, wh0Fo
voices can best lift mp tho m
the congregation. and then
minutes are sung familiar hYU
ten minutes past eight tho Gnol
down from the gallery and 0q
the center aisle in the pr0co
and so into the chancol for fM4z
ing of the service proper.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-03-01
MANY RUSH TO PAY
THEIR INCOME TAXES

The Office Of Internal Revenue Col
lector Moncure. in the Federal build
Ing. IL being literally swamped by those
who wish to avoid penalty for failure
to file their income tax returns before
March IL.
The influx Of business men, members
of corporations and just plain folks be-
gan Monday and PROMISES to continue,
when the time limit expires
9 Penalty FOR nature TO file tse re-
turns on or before the fifteenth of the
month Is from $1,000 to $40, 900 for
icorporations and $50 to $1,000 for IN
dfvtduals.
In view Of what is said to be the dire
need of the government for meeting
an issue of $500, 900 900 worth of treas
ury certificates of Indebtedness on
March Is. which must be met by reve-
nue. from income taxes, which is said
to be the only source from which rev.
enue for this purpose is to be obtained,
an extension after the fifteenth Will not
l--cannot-be granted.
However, Commissioner of Revenue
Roper has come to the relief of cor
porations and others who find that IT
LIS a physical impossibility, on account
OF having TO take inventory. or for
other causeA to file their complete
returns. under which estimate the
taxpayer, corporation or Individual,
win be permitted to pay one-fourth Of
the estimated amount on March Is.
He will then be given thirty days
longer IN which TO nie complete re-
turns. showing the actual amount OF
taxes due.
Forms On which returns of those
whose incomes are less than $1,000 arc
the only ones that have been eent out
to data Those for $1,000 and over
win go out early the coming week.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-03-01
BOY SCOUT ACTIVTxu
.LAaE3

Last night Deputy Comu1nI
Buchroeder inspected Troop -
Jones scoutmaster. Deputy
missioner Ragiand tnspeoto1
63. G.. l.. S~t+erwhfto scoutsnaG
A 8. Macfarlane. Of W.
Salem. visited Richmond end
troop, No. I, Friday.
The executive has mefdea 81
7, rs and 40 that next WEEK.
turn for Inspection.
Troop - Is considering 49,
ing place.
d. g. Matthews n ssSvang
stationary period preparatory
coming scout1naster Of TrooD n
"Unc" Jones has bought .
expects to move about tho m1G
March
The boys OF Troop Il, Wul&
ton. report an Increase IN -
ship.
Mcnunen. Methodist win 49,
a troop
Troop ~ has been without . r
for some time.
Troop So IS tust abouk to -
new troop on the Souths3de.
rs LASI BSue OF
special Rotary club edition. -
cal executive has invited u
Rotary club to sponsor tha oe1~
ton OF twenty-five new tree
Richmond. He has tho assuSNn
Rotarian Harold BloombefG
dent oF the Rotary club. that a.
he undertaken.
Scout Commissioner d. W. T.
and Executive Weaver left -
night to attend the PffladefphlmS
ference Of scout commisstOn119
executives for the eastern dtv11I1
he third district. Executive ~
will remain in Phf1adelphiA u
evening. when he WIN ad0xu
Scoutmasters association 0f IT,
m the subject "Scouting2M
Not Negative"
Deputy Commissioner Wa11W~1
the southeastern district h
confined to his home for tha pa1
days with influenza
Troop No. . celebrated H. -
birthday last night with . a.
pull"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-03-01
s O Gle 7 7
Freda Meredith Diet. Editor. Phone: Madison 1928

HARDWOOD Mrs Robert Powers, Mrs,
Stuart Michsux, Mrs Stewart Huna,
Mra C. c. B~arksdaie, Mrs. Stewart
Jones. Mrx James Branch Cabell, Mrs.
Archer Jones, MIR Clifford Caperton.
Misses Boykin, Harris. Kitty valen-
tine, Wilmer, Gene Heck, Williams,
Captain James D. Patton, Lieutenant
Berry. Allen Bond and j. u. Duval.
Mother Goose Parry.
Children at Forest Hill are inter
ested In a Mother Goose party which
o'clock In the Sunday school room OF
the Church Of the Good Shepherd.
The Mary OF Bethany society is In
charge OF the entertainment
Rhodcs@Oxrnfram.
Miss Marion Siegel Oxenham and
Wilbur Rhodes were married IN
Washington Thursday. They viii
rake their home at . South Pine
street on their return to this city az
ter a wedding trip.
Approaching Wedding.
MI. and Mrs Samuel T. Binns OF
Glen Echo Park. have announced the
approa ching wedding of their daugh-
ter. Elsie Lee, to Norman Luther
Flippen. the ceremony to be cele-
Tuesday of the coming week
IN the home of the brides aunt Mrs.
]. w; ,Btnns, 1890 East Marshall
street.
Hutson-Bagby.
The wedding OF Miss Grace Darling
Bagby and Frank Hutson was quietly
celebrated Thursday morning in the
cambridge Baptist church parsonage.
the Rev. westfall performing the
ceremony. Mr.. and Mrs. Hutson are
spending their honeymoon in the
north.
Indoor Street Fair.
An indoor street fair viii be held
in the Randolph-Talcott school build
ing. 2o5 North Lomtary street, this
afternoon and evening. From 4 to 6
o'clock children VIII be entertained
with games and refreshments will be
served. from $50 to 1890 O'Clock
there VIII be dancing for the boys and
girls. The entertainment is under
the auspices OF several Sunday school
classes of All Saints church. Unique
decorations will be used and several
novel features introduced. Those
assisting in the fair are Misses Har-
riet Randolph Talcott, Emily Royal,
Grace Rollins. Catherine Robinson.
Virginia Rehman. Jennie Hughes.
Dorothy Kohler,. Virginia Lorraine.
Mesdames r. R. Lassiter, E. C. Up
shur. D.. L. Bibb. Mr.. r. A. Ander-
son, Mr.. II. McC. thornton
At Officers Dance.
The weekly officers dance win take
place at the University club this even
ing at Sis o'clock. These dances are
given under the auspices of the war
camp community service TO enable the
visiting officers and their wives to
meet the people OF Richmond, He
turning Richmond officers and their
wives are invited to assist in e~t nd
ing hospitality to the visitors by at
tending. Miss Mary r. Baughman is
chairman and will be assisted by a
number of young girls and their chap
erones.
Reading ut Sweet Briar.
Miss Lou Belle Catesbv Jones left
last evening for Sweet Briar college.
where she Is to give a reading today
from Lord Dunsany's dramas, ex-
cerpts from THE Lost Silk Hat" The
Golden Doom" and TENTS of the
Arabs
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-03-01
CLOSE FOR
SUNDAY SERVICES

Sunday morning the following
churches will close and their ngr
cation Will attend the auditorium
service: Second Presbyterian. Pine
Street Baptigt- IAurel-Street Metho-
dist, Barton Heights Baptist Over
brook Presbyterian.
No previous announcement having
been made, il has been arranged for
members of these congregations to get
tickets from their pastors or at the
Sunday headquarters IN The central Y.
NJ. G. A. building. Tickets win be
givna out IN limited numbers to other
pastors desiring them and to nlen and
women calling for them at head
quarters.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-03-01
TWO DAYS. ACTlVu|||||
AT CENTRAL Im|||

All workers EnA sscru1nS,n
7. NJ c. A, viii assist IN IL
at the auditorium Sunday, -
viii be no mems meeting - t
citation building.
The boys Sunday afternOG
viii meet in the associations
auditorium. For the past III
soldiers and sailors have boo0ax
INF in tie auditorium. and M
ss2-s. 1SAx.-1 xrNX
day night. While the beds hAtN5
removed from the asfsfatSrSH1H1t1
chairs put back in place fos n
Use. provision has been made lnSJ
parts of the building for Unclo
boys, and they will be takas1 CT
as usual.
Rev, Hugh Fitzpatrick, wA1
Just returned from France, whG|
has been a ~Y" secretary WI
to the boys Stanley II. BodtnG
be In charge of the meeting.
will open with an iIlustrxto1
service.
There has been no let up ~
vision for taking care Of soIdfGtS
sailors. Everything Is expecto1N
in shape tonight to handle an
apply.
Arrangements have boen
whereby the freewiH offeg1n0
Billy Sunday taken In the "
churches may be sont tn1os
quarters Sunday between twDavUa
and midnight. It II hoped ~
far as possible, each church N
port as early a. possible a4Am
morning service. and fmmed1Uoo1
Ter the night service, ~ the -
tee desires to have = compass |
ment by midnight
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-03-01

A card party win be given in the
home OF Mra Luther Moon. 23:o West
Grace street, on Monday afternoon,
March 10, to which all interested are
invited The party h given by q
group of prominent women for The
benefit OF the SheItering Arms free
hospital which is In need OF funds al
this time Tables may be reserved BY
telephouihg Mrs Moon There WIN
be attractive prizes for each table
Golden Wedding
MI. and Mrs. John r. r. Vaughan.
OF Cologne. Va win celebrate their
golden wedding anniversary on Thurs
day, March 6, in their hospitabIe
home. "BeIIemont- Mr.. and Mrs.
Vaughan were married at 'TIackley.-
near Cologne. Mrs Vaughan was be-
fore her marriage Miss Anna Chris
tan Fnrfnholt Mr.. Vaughan was
Justice OF the peace in the county for
eight years; deputy treasurer for
eight years. and treasurer for sixteen
years. Invitations for the anniver-
sary reception from . 10 s O'Clock
have been issued to their friends
They VIII have with them their fve
children: Clarence Vaughan. r. Wood
ston Vaughan. w. C. Vaughan, II
PurneH Vaughan. B. Linwood
1uElau. MIS- SuiiStN <. 1VySQAk
and MIS-. MarcelIine Dunton.
Schofeld-Fcryuson
Miss Mary Ferguson, the daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. George Oscar Ferru-
son. Of Leesburg. Va. Was quietly
married on Saturday afternoon last to
Joseph King Schof1e,d. Of New York,
the wedding taking place at the home
OF the brides parents. in ~Ieesburg
and the ceremony being performed BY
the Rev. Robert ". Brooktng, OF Ham
ilton, Va
The bride o q gown of midnight
blue satin III Georgette crepe and
was unattended. The bridegroom had
AS his best mar Walter Philip Flick
EFT. OF New York. Miss Ferguson was
given IN marriage by her father. I'M
buffet luncheon was scrved
Among the eout-of-town guests were
Mrs. George o. Ferguson. Jr.. of Ham
iiton. N. Y: Miss Llah Schoheld, OF
Pennacock. N. H: Mr.. and Mrs. wal
ter Pickett, Of New York city: Wal
ter F.. Ferguson, Of Williamsburg,
Va. all OF whom vert Also guests at
the Ferguson home during the week,
Mardi (7ras Ban.
This evening society VIII meet In
masquerade at the Mardi 9ras BAH
in the Jefferson hotel ballroom at
$3.50 O'Clock. Fancy costumes and
dominoes are to be worn by all dane
ers, and many people win look on at
the froIic from the gallery. Tables
viii be on the stage ear the orches-
tra- as well as around the sides OF
the room. Lemonade WIN be served
IN the foyer, and candy will be at a
booth in the han. The Work Girls
club, an organization that helps the
Belle BRYAN Day nursery and indi-
vtduai c%hildren's charity Is in
charge of the BAH. Many prominent
people have taken tables for the we
ming. and they include Mrs. st. George
Bryan. Mrs. j. Scott Parrish. Mrs.
Garrett Noel. Mrs. Cole Scott, Mrs G.
F. Sauer, Mrs. ]. Stewart Bryan, Mrs
8. T. Morgan. Mrs. Fl. Goodwin Boy
Kin, Mrs, F. d. Barksdale. Mrs, E. G.
Leigh, Mrs. John K. Branch, Mrs. r.,
r.. English, Mrs. J. Edward Martin,
Mn- Sidney Buford. Mrs. c. v. Mere
dith, Mrs. r. r. Trimble. Mrs. Henry
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-03-01
HIGHLAND SPRING w. C. T. q.

Earnest Workers ". C. T. o. OBJ
served Francis willard Memorial day,
at the NJ. E church In Highlan'
Springs Sunday night. Papers re
lattng to the use Of the memorial
fund the past year. were given by
members, and the pastor, Rev. Mol
lart gave an address, on the needs,
and methods OF working the Ameri-
~canization department of the W. c.
r. u, The coming yea Members
of the Childrens Temperance union
were commended for good service In
securing members. and distributing
literature. Each w. C. T. o.. of the
United States ts asked TO contribute
$2.Oo or more to the missionary fund.
which at present. is use for alien
neighbors- The Earnest Workers re-
port that the Highland Springs people
moro than doubled the, set amount
Mrs. Rich, corresponding secretary is
moving to Richmond, and Mrs. Annie
Davies, Rec Sec, Is moving from the
locality. The regular meeting OF the
Earnest Workers was held Tuesday.
Members who can do sewing for
soldiers. or other relief, r asked to
confer with Mrs. Nance. The next
m Getting will be a birthday party on
March IL
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-03-01
Obituary
Or. Julian W. Sloan

IN funeral Of DIR. Julian w. Sloan.
Euwty years old who died "Wednesday
morning In hts home 1913 Grove ave-
nue will be held from he residence
Hhds afternoon at 8 O'Clock the
burial Will be tn Riverview cemetery.
Or. Sloan wifi be buried with Masonic
Nunors. Dove Lodge No. 81 A r. n
A. NJ. officiating.
Pallbearers will be as
Act1ve-ulian Gum, Kirk Mat
kfscws, Charles Drtnard. Pelham
Esackford, H. N. Catiin, r. b Grubbs.
md w. r. Carr. Ho~porary-DT. Kari
Blackwell, DR.. Howard Urbach. Dr.
Axustead L. Wexford, In. p. l. Hills
man. DIR. l.. b. Batkins, O. Taylor
HIn, James Drfnard, Gregory Porter.
III. r. Rndd and John Mordccaa-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-03-01
All Traces of Scrofula
Cleansed from the Blood

for removing the last trace of Scrofula
and other blood taints, and there is no
case thai 1t does not prom pity reach.
S. S. s. will thoroughly cleanse and
remove every disease germ that infests
the blood and give you new life and
vigor. 1t liz sold by all druggists and
you should get = bottle and begin its
use today. Write q. complete history
Of your case, and you can obtain ex-
pert medical advice free by address,
ing Medical Director, 10 Swift Labora-
tory. Atlanta Ca.-(Advl