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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-09-25
Says There's Nothing Like Howard's
Buttermilk Cream for Beautifying
The Complexion


The old-time application Of Butter
milk and Cream to whiten and pre-
serve the skin and remove harsh little
vrtnklcs and ugly s~ailowness II
rrandmother's recipe and woman
fhroughouE. the country arc again
using It to ensure q beautiful complex
ion ana sn6*-white hands and arms
ButtormfAk. however. Is not always
o~btainablc. but q specialist has ct last
perfected. q method OF concentrating
buttcrmtk ana combining II with 9
perfect cream, which o can buy In
snali quantities ready to use at any
arst class drug store by simply asking
for .Howard's" ButtermiK Cream.
No mattyf-whether you are troubled
With wrinkles, hard little lines around
the mouth n eyes, coarse. sailow,
fadsd looking skin. or simply rough
nee and re4ness caused BY wind and
sun. you will md that All these trials
anickly ldiUspear with the use OF this
StAstMshtcn11 beauty recire brought
&%&%%53% EzG##SH%8Es S4A%%
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-09-25
ToDAY,s BEAUTY TALK

You can enjoy = delightful sham
200 with very little effort and Tor q
very trifing. cost. II you get from your
-,yc4x. 4 raekage of canthrox and
1issOlve a feaspoonful ina cur OF no.
vater., This makes a full cup Oh
shampoo liquid-enough so II Is easy
Ia apply it to all the hair instead OF
inst the top Of the head. -Four sham
BOO is now ready. Just pour q little
Il I tinfc4 ON the scalp and hair until
hoth Are entirely covered by the
daintily perfumed preparation that
thoroughly dissolves and removes
every bit .of. dandrun, excess OIL AND
dirt. After rinsiug. the hair dries
quickly with,n fiuffiness that makes y
,seern heavier than 1t is, and takes on
4 rich luster and q softness that makes
arranging II q pleasure.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-09-25
JOIN STEWART BRYAN
At FORMAL OPENING


John Stewart Bryan win be the
principal sneaker ut the formal open
ing cxorctscnaof Richmond and West.
hampton colleges in tho Richmond
college auditorium tomorrow morning
at II o'clock. Tho meeting Will of
Totally usher In the ci~ghty-seventh
session OF the college for men
Besides the address by Mr.. Bryan
therc viii 10 speeches by President =.
w. BoatwrtgAt. Rev. George T. Waite,
pastor Of the Barton Heights apt
church. Dean n. =. Gainos, OF Rion-
mond college and a member OF 'b@
faculty Of cnch OF ths colleges.
Dr. James q. Randall. former MS
torian OF the United States 6nippihs
Board. who Was recently elected pro-
feesor OF history In Richmond college,
win speak ID tho representative OF the
institution for non and DR..
Beggs, OF Wasthamp ton college. MISS
Beggs is head OF the Latin departnent
ct Westhanabton college. coming mere
for the drst time this session aItof
having taught at several large univef-
stiles. She - a doctor Of phAosopnS
Of Yale university. Rev. George waite
VIII speak Cor the religious interests
Of the city
The students OF the two colleges WIZ
attend in asbody and will occupy spe-
cial reserved sections. A nnnioer OF
invitations have been sent TO patrons
and friends OF the tuti 10 AT
tend the exercises.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-09-25
Obituary
Wul.nu, q, Mccarrhy.

Frerai services for William a. Nc
Corthy, secretary Of the Virginia Fire
and Marine insurance company, who
died Wednesday at Riverton. Warren
county. were conducted yesterday af-
terroar IN E~o!lywood, the-Eews Or. W.
G.. James. pastor of Grovc-Avenue
Baptist church and the Rev. DR.. Hugh
D. c. Maclachlan. pastor OF Seventh
Street Christian church, officiating.
Mfr. Mccarthy was OF Rich
5faond's best known and most highly
Esteemed citizens. Besides a widow.
who vas Miss Louie Holiday. OF
Louisa, he is survived by one daugh-
ter, Mrs. Agnes Carson, wife OF w. E.
Carson. OF Rsverton: one son, Frank
j. Mccarthy and III brother, Captain
Carlton Mccarthy a former mayor of
this city.
Mrs. Joseph Gould.
Funeral services FOR Mrs. Margaret
4. Gould. about e!ghty-four years old,
who died Tuesday evening at $50
O'Clock IN her home, 1926 Grove ave
n'le, will be conducted this afternoon
~ $50 O'Clock in the home. The
burial will be, in HOLLYWOOD. Mrs..
Gould was the widow Of Joseph Gould.
She was a native OF Pennsylvania She
ls survived by three daughters, Mfrs.
" ~ oNGGllCyt Oh AyI~ctUSpCED. ~ ~,
Mrs. Ida c. Gould and Miss Margare;
NJ. Gould, of Richmond. and two son
i. B. Gould, Of Huntington, W. Va.
erd John r. Gould. Of this city.
John e. Taylor
Funeral services for John e, Taylor,
seventy-three years old. former mayor
OF Manchester ara for a long time Law
PARTNER of Governor W~estnaoreland
Davis, were conducted yesterday at
ternoon in Hollyw God. The hody ar
rived here at / o'clock from New
York where Mr.. Taylor died Monday,
hts demise following a long Illness.
The ~obsequies were conducted BY
the Rev. Arthur p. Gray, Jr.. rector
OF the church OF the Good Shepherd,
.l'orest Hill. Following are the names
OF Mr.. Taylor's nophews who acted.as
pallbearers:. Ingram Taylor. J. Taylor
Robertson, George Tompkins. Ahen
! aylor. Alexander Robertson, Reid
lor.
Mr.. Taylor was a son of the late Or.
Samuel and Mrs. Sarah Catherine
Taylor. He was born In the old Taylor
home in Manchester. Gle attended
Turner's school for boys and later
went to the Virginia Military insti-
tute, where he wat d student when the
.Csdct corps there went forth to battle
In the war between the states. He
was with the cadets in the battel OF
Pew Market.
Later he attended the University of
y irginia. where he graduated. having
X ompleted the Academic course there.
He then became a law student Al
Richmond college. After graduating
In law he practiced his profession IN
this city and later went TO New York.
whore he became Mr.. Davis partner.
Tie was associated with Mr.. Davis for
about twenty-five years,
Mr.. Taylor is survived by his sister.
Mrs. John c. Robertson, CT. Forest
Hill.
Mrs. Constance crowder.
Mrs. Constance Crowder. 2235 Ia
venable street. was found dead in her
bed Tuesday night about 1880 o'clock
by her. son. She was hfty- nine years
cid. Corner Whitfield. after an examt-
nation. deemed an inquest unneces-
Esry, It being Avtdent that she died, OF
natural cauae9
Funeral services viii ber held this
~e9terncon At 4 o'clock from the rAsi-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-09-25
PRESIDENT SMITH At
LEE CAMP FRIDAY

Or. Henry Louis Smith. president OF
Washington ana Lee university. will
speak In Lee Camp hall tomorrow night
at s o'clock on behalf of the cam
raign In the South to raise 800. 900
as a permanent endowment for a chair
of engineering to be established at the
university az a memorial to General
Robert 4. Lee.
The effort to raise the money will
be in the hands OF a committee OF
Confederate veterans. OF which the
Richmond members are General w. 3.
Freeman and Captain John Lamb.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-09-25
DAUGHTERS TO
ENTERTAIN VETERANS

Veterans OF the Ice Camp Soldiers
Eome, will be entertained at Ran
dclph hall at 4.30 o'clock. Friday af-
ternoon by the Richmond Chapter.
United Daughters Of confcderacy. the
occasion being the annual i~ce-crea-
tate.
A musical. program will be rendered
by Grandchiidrons' chapter No. /.
and tho members OF this chapter, u.s.
sisted by the ladics of.the L. D. c., will
.servc the veterans at supper. All
members of the u. D. c. are expected
IL be present.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-09-25
MURDER MYSTERY
NAY Be UNRAvtltD

Charlottesville, va. Sept. "a
That the mystery surrounding me
crath of Emmett Early Wood. son OF
waiter D. Wood. Of this city, VINO vas
murdered m washington a. :
r.vht NAV be removed within the
r.xt ,wenty-four hours was indicated
hy a dispatch received here TO-DAY
from. washington police.
Harry starr. a. friend OF the muir
cered youth. and Margaret James,
80. arrest,.d in Cincinnati yesterday
ana are being brought back 70 Wash
fnrton by Detective Fred Cornwall,
whi,e sha police do not intimate
that the. mai and woman are spon-
Rble for the Death 'of
xn,r oId eoda dispenser. they stated
today thai a.number of questions Will
rave to be answered The couple are
said TO have left Washington I'M
r.ediatcly after the brutal murder wa
discovered
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-09-25
TWENTY YEARS IN PEN
TOR CRIMINAL ASSAULT

Abart Riggs has been convicted IL
the Henrico Circuit Court Of criminal
assault upon a young girl and given
twenty years az hard labor in the stare
penitertiary. Riggs lives ear Bloom
iEgdale farm. in Hcnrico county. The
arrest wa made a few weeks & by
Sheriff w Webb Sydnor.
Anna Ware Chain will be tried to-
day in connection with this ~offense.
Other arrests will follow. IT was an
.uEuncA5s l2sf .nighf .a
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-09-25

Uniting in mantiase, Miss Lena h
Huffman ard L. n. Click, Of Niche
Tnord. Il the presence of 4 .lArgd
humber OF relatives and friends Of
the couple, Rev. ". E. Abrar34. o.
Stanton BAPTIST church performed
the ceremony. Immediately after the
service, Mr.. and Mrs. Click left for :
y edding trip to washington ana pnila-
delphia, after which. they will make
their home in this city,
PERSONAL MENTION
NJ. and Mrs. j.. NJ. Neddis, Of
louisville, Ky, are the guest OF tho
letters parents, Mr.. and Mrs. James
r. Pace, Of Grove avenue.
Mrs Kenneth Neville aud ,ittls
son. william, OF Portsmouth, have re-
turned to their home. after speeding
sometime in this city as the gueSt oS
Mrs, r. Fl. Trants at h Hanover
Rev. and Mrs. Malcolm Eorrnent1
ere visiting their parents on East
Broad street.
Miss Blanche Delaney, Of Grove ave.
nue., has left for Rollins college, where
she Will be a student the coming ses-
SON.
Mrs. Charles L. chappeil, Will re-
turn to her home or Stuart av4nuu
the latter part of this week, from
II visit to relatives in Charlotte
county.
Mrs. Frank Reid ana daughter.
! Miss Marie. of Atlanta Ga. are tho
suests. OF Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Eichberg.
Ecf Patterson yen
Mrs Nunnaliy. wife OF Lieutenant
~. J.. NunnalIy. T.. S. N, who Il
visiting her parents. Congressman ana
Mrs. A. j. Montague at their Grows
avenue home will remain here
through October.
Miss Mary Mordecai, OF Grove Ave-
LIE, has returned from a visit to relAS
ltives in Baltimore.
Unity ". c. r. L. will hold 4 faeet-
ii.g, IN the public. school Of Hignl4nd
Park this afternoon at 8 o'clock, II
tl4e interest OF the social purity work
loi the. ~. &C. r. u III
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-09-25
ARMY GAS Masks FOR
FIRE DEPARTMENT

Army gas masks will be used In the
near future by nremen OF the Rich
mond department in fighting flames
from which there Is much smoke, ac-
cording TO a statement yesterday by
Chief Jovnes. He already has made
arrangements with the war depart
rnent-
The chief got the idea upon the re-
turn of his son from France,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-09-25
WEDDINGS. .
G.

st. Pauls Episcopal church wa
the.scere of a quiet wedding yester-
aays morning at 10 O'Clock. The con
tracing parties, Icing Miss k1th
etine Louise chaEee, daughter offMr.
.nd Mrs Charles Clarence chafee. o.
Chattanooga, Tenn. and ? Karl 3.
Zint. OF Detroit. Mich. son OF NJ. and
Mrs. Randolph zinr Of New T?rk.
The ceremony was performed BY Rev,
w. Russell Bowie, p. D., rector Of St,
Paul's church and the wedding music
was played by r. Harrington Harker
che brides only attendant was, her
s.cter. Miss Highland Chafee. Fol
lowing the ceremony. ar informal re
caption was held At the home OF Mr..
and Mrs. Bryce 3. Smith, b-other.in-
law and sister OF the bride. 3os
Colonial avenue. Nr. and Mrs Zint
left later in the day for a weddins
trip 10 Cleveland, ana Cary, Ohio.
cut-of-town guest present. were. M,
Randolph Zint. father of the bride
groom; Mr.. and Mrs. Charles chafee,
parents of the bride. and Mrs. r. c.
dhlen. OF Dayton. Fla.
cNcg-Hufs:an.
At the residence of the brides
parents, Mr., and Mrs. 3. r, Huffman,
Thompson street. Staunton, a
Wedding ceremony was. performed
TUESDAY morning at $50 O'clock,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-09-25
Work On Rrfdren.

Indications now are that the rein
forced concrete bridges in course OF
construction across the belt line tracks
at Monument, Grove and Patterson ave
MUGS, ana Broad street, will be con
pletedf by January /. Many Of the
forn1s already have been placed and
the pouring Of the concrete will be.
gin In a few days.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-09-25
Dabney I.os~s suit.

John Dabney. Jr, lost his suit In the
law and equity court against w. H.
Gregory when he sought damages In
the sum OF IS, 300 for alleged false ar
rest. Dabney claimed prosecution by
Gregory had been the result OF malice.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-09-25

Rev. w. A. Hall. pastor OF Porter
Street Presbyterian church. As attend
ing the fall cession of the East Han
over Presbytery. which is now heins
held at Bon Air. Mr.. Hal Will re
turn to his Porter-Street home TN;
evening.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-09-25
Mrs.. w. e.

MIRA ". e. woodneld died al nar
home 21i5" Floyd avenue Fgestesuas
oral viii be at 4 o'clock
afternoon from the residence n the
bur,a! will be In R!verview cemetery
she was formerly Miss Louise stout
ana besides her husband. leaves EEL
father. John H. Stout. sister Mrs =
i. NcLelland, and three pro,hers
Iandrum D,sEil,iana J. n Charles n
stout
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-09-25

Friday afternoon at 4 o'clock, the
woman's Foreign Missionary society,
ofs the Second Presbyterian church
and the Ladies' Benevolent society
will hold a memorial service for Mrs.
Margaret Blair Cannon, who was a
loved and honored member. For a
number OF years, Mrs. Cannon vas
president Of the Missionary society,
death occurred last May.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-09-25
Missing Boys

George A. Fletcher, fifteen yoars
old, of 31l South Meadow street, and
Ecnnie Cuttings. sixteen years old of
Goa East Thirty-second street, who
were reported missing from their
homes yesterday, had not beer located
by the police at a late hour last night.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-09-25

Mr.. ard Mrs, F. q White and
daughter, Miss Marv Frances White,
Who have been visiting relatives u
! the Blue Ridge mountains. have re-
turned to their home on the Peters
burg turnpike,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-09-25
wh,skey Case 70 jury.

-,reea on separate counts with
a.virv wh,skey or his person Tor
purposes OF sale and with storing
wh,.key OF HE premises, James
rbornas. cotered. 1925 wallace street.
waived examination In police eour.
YESTERDAY and WAS sent on TO th7
grand airy.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-09-25
couaitton Not serious.

The condition or Virginia Fnrgus-
con wac reported much improved ae
the Virginia hospital last might. Inc
woman. who lives at S19-R u
Second street, stopped a bullet nreo
from a revolver with her teeth THO
shooting Us said to have been cone ~
ssr..ar Massey. colorad. The bullet
has not vet. been located ana Ia
thought to have lodged In her lower
tar
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-09-25
Or. rerueyhouxh Returns.

c.,.. Veterinarian J. G. Ferney-
Aan~h has returned to his home IN tAls
city after vacation OF ssve.al
months. during which hts health
rrsa,ly. Improved Or, Ferneynonsn
viii rem an : IN Richmond until De
cember when re wfl leave Tor MS
farm In Chesterfield county
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-09-25

Many a.uman seems dead TO tne
world when he $ buried. in
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-09-25
peez.rtiou This Evening.

Rev. and Mrs. Malcolm NorEent,
Missionaries under appointment oy
the Christian wor.ar's board OF ms
SONS for work in South America,
vii, be given a reception at the Third
Christian church this evening al 5
o'clock. A large attendance from all
the Christian churches in the city Is
expected.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-09-25

The 1rst fall meeting Of the James
River garden club. viii be held at
"Meadowb-ook", the home of Mrs.
Thomas J~effress at 4 O'Clock nexl
wednesday afternoon. October arst.
Mrs. Malvern Patterson, will have a
Riot car leave from the Iours
Wouaan's Christian association at 3
II. NJ. As a full attendance is de-
sired. all members with cars. are re-
,ouested to communicate with those
who have none.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-09-25

Judge Ernest H. Wells. In the hust-
ings court. Part III, is hearing the
case Of Richard H. Curtis, who is
sueing Linwood S. Jones for sl2 ,eoo
The plaintiff is being represented by
James w. Gordon. while c. V. Mere
iith and E. M. Long we're represent
ing the defendant.
The sun., 1919-08-26
TORONTO CLOSING.
COFFEE MARKET.

Weakness displayed In the Brazil mar
kets. coupled with An easier local spot
situation. caused a sharp break In coffee
futures yesterday. with call prices so to
50 points below the closing figures on
Friday. Santos futures sent special ca
bles to this market throughout the day
showing the close there $50 to 1000 refs
lower. or over cent a pound DECLINE
Local trade interests were aggressive
sellers throughout the day and prices
worked lower, closing at net losses of
65 to 1O3 points.
Prominent operators who until recently
were actively engaged on the bull side
expressed the opinion that prices were
too low. but showed no disposition to
take hold on the buying side in face of
the weakness in Brazil. Firm offers
were very irregular and cost and freight
prices were lower. The local spot mar
ket was dull and lower. Rio rs declining
to 205Ac., compared with 81 NC. ON Fri
day. The decline in futures here shows
a slump of about Ave cents from the high
point in June. when December touched
24c. There was no sign of frost In Sac
Paulo. temperatures being normal for
this season of the year, although four Of
The sun., 1919-08-26
COTTON FUTURES
DULL AND STEADY
Prices Advance Slightly, Due
to Support From Local and
Liverpool Interests.
TRADE INCLINEs TO WAIT
Undertone Is Firm at End,
With Prices Showing Net
Rise of 35 to 40 Points.

The cotton market was yesterday
dull and steady affair for the most part,
with prices going a little higher on local
and Liverpool support. Movements
either way, however. were not decided.
The trade as whole again was In
clined to wait. Among the bullish fac
tors were the first of this weeks crop
of private condition reports, which are
usually studied with considerable In
terest, as they foretell to some degree
what the Government figures will be.
The Jay report made the condition as
Of August IS cal per cent. of normal.
The commercial Appeal of Memphis
gave out the bullish figure of 62.6. Those
reports while unfavorable, did not pro-
mote any broad demand.
1t may have been that they had been
discounted by the many private wires
as to the spread of insect activity re-
ceived during the CURRENT month, The
unsettled, rainy weather that was again
indicated on the weather map was also
a bullish factor precipitation being 1.66
at Thomasville and 1.64 at New Orleans.
Clearer conditions prevailed in Texas,
however. The latter fact no doubt con-
tributed to bearish sentiment.
Liverpool cables became decidedly bet
ter than due at our opening and the
contract market there held we'll during
later business. The market for the ac-
tual. however, was dull, sales of only 5000
being reported. Ring feeling here was
yesterday somewhat better, although still
bearish. Many people in the business
were of the opinion that trade demand
should appear shortly, and further ru-
rnors regarding foreign trade financing
were heard. The improvement in sterling
was favorably commented upon.
The undertone was firm at the OPEN
ing and remained In that state through
bout the session. First sales were 22
to 33 points up from Saturdays final
bids, with the closing of the day seeing
prices at about the same net advance
35 to 40 points UP. Business after the
opSning soon became slow, and a sharp
reaction to near the closing levels OF
the previous session was followed by a
better market all over the list. Wall
Street did little on both sides, profess
SIGNALS being about the most prominent.
There was some pressure from New Or
leans.
Later trading brought few new de-
velopments to light, export clearances for
the day being rather encouraging. nearly
$4,000 bales being cleared from various
ports to Great Britain and the Continent.
At times there were hurries of selling,
reported labor troubles in Carolina mills
being the cause of one of them during
the afternoon. Enough buying, how
ever, was usually present TO take values
higher again. The market under
current was steady at tho hnish, with
trade sentiment improved.
The sun., 1919-08-26
PRICES ADVANCE
/ IN CURB MARKET
offerings Diminish After First
Hour and Shorts Seek
!. to Cover.
sINCLA1Rs ARE FEATURE
other Independent Oils Are In
yGoOd Demand-Industrials
\ Are Erratic.

{ Following a steady opening. prices for
iprb securities reacted yesterday slightly,
due to the absence OF outside buying or
iers. which generally accumulate over
the week end, but around the end of the
prtt hour offerings became scarce, and
ward easily. The main feature of tho
trading was the renewea buying of the
Rinclaid issues, both of which advanced
more than two points Nothing new de-
veloped In the consolida ton Of the three
hinclair companies and there was no
Eews to account for the steady manner
in which they moved forward.
Several other independent oils were
also in good demand. They included
Brazos Oil, Simms Petroleum and Mid
vest Refining. 1t is expected that ap-
piicetion to list Brazos OIL on the Stock
Exchange will be made soon. Early de-
velopments of importance are expected
by the BraZos concern, which Is drilling
six wells in Stephens county. Texas. Pro-
ducers and Refiners was fractionally
higher. due to the announcement that
that company had brought in well with
I production of 1880 when only ten feet
in the sand.
Z Price movements In the industrial list
we're more erratic. but several shares
moved forward under heavy buying. as
IN the case of Coca-Cola. General AS
phat was slightly higher. and good de-
Inand for New York Shipbuilding sent
the price of that stock four points higher
American Shipping, after heaviness,
rallied fractionally. Tobacco and chemi
eal shares were irregular. but a firm UNI
dertone was shown again in rubber and
tire stocks.
J Little interest was attached to the
dealings in the mining and bond groups.
I Total sales and range of prices follow !: