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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-04-29

Los ANGELES, Cal, April 2s.-
Los Angeles shut out Salt Lake in a
postponed game yesterday, the result
being to 0.
Batteries-Willett and ByIer; Fit
terry and Lapan.
SEATTLE, Wash, April 29.-In a
free hitting game yesterday Oakland
stopped a Seattle rally and won out.
10 to 9.
Batteries-Colwell and Elliott;
Bowman, Cole and Richie.
~ flN
National League Results.
New York 5, Boston 4.
Brooklyn 10, Philadelphia 1.
American League Results.
Boston 6, Washington S.
New York 3, Philadelphia ..
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-07-12
GETTING READY FOR
PRESIDENTS VISIT

Colonel John W. williams. clerk y6f
the house of delegates and keeper OF
the rolls. yesterday received the fol-
lowing telegram from Senator Claude
A. Swanson:
Washington, July II.
Hon. John w. Williams clerk house
o. delegates. Richmond. Va.
Have seen President Wilson per-
sonally and presented to him the. i'm
portsnce and earnest desire that ne
accept the invitation extended by the
general assembly to be nresent at the
celebration of the 30oth anniversary
OF the House OF Burgesses. He Is
fully informed as to the impotsance
OF this. but cannot give definite an
swer until next week as to whether
or not he can accept. If he can do
so. he will gladly he present.
CLAUDE A. SWANSON"
Colonel Williams replied to Senator
Swanson as follows:
Hon. Claude A. Swanson, L. s. SEN
ate. Washington. .. e.
Thanks for your telegram just
received. The commission is rratif,ed
at the possibility Of the PRESIDENT
acceptance and viii await his de-
cision with much interest.
"JNO. w. WILLIAMS"
NeieUTdIiOH OF the tnree nundreQfn
anniversary Of the house OF gurg~sses
the first legislative body to alt In
the new world--will be held in Rich
mond with appropriate exercises In
Capitol square July 30, at which time
X he flnds Il convenient to come &c
Richmond. President Wilson will de-
liver an address In the square.
John HirsthherA state labor com
missioner. who had charge OF decora-
tions during the recent home comins
parAdes. is arranging to have erected
In Capitol square from the Ninth and
Grace streets entrance to the Tenth
street entrance court of honor
Columns used along Broad. Grace and
Franklin streets during the recent
parades already are being erected and
will be repainted, decorated and fes.
tooned with flags.
Colonel Williams spoke Yesterday
in optimistic vein concerning tho
prospective visit tn Richmond of the
president.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-07-12
WILL EXTEND ACTIVITIES
Of KEEP klEAN kLUb

The executive officers and ward
chairmen of the Keep Klean Klub will
cooperate shortly in movement to
spread the membership OF the club TO
every section of the city and to enlist
every household in the ranks Of the
organization.
John Kerr Branch organized the
club and is the president, while W. r.
Dabncy il secretary. Much has al
ready been accomplished towards
perfecting an organization whose
duties will be to bring Richmond up
to the highest standard of sanitation
and cleanliness and to maintain this
standard.
The city has been divided into four
divisions defined by ward lines. W. H
Adams IL chairman of jefferson ward
S. J. Allen of Madison. Julian H.
Hiil. of Lee and T. Gray Haddon, Of
Clay
Memberships will solicited in all
divisions in the coming drive and the
ward chairfnen will engage In com
petition in securing the greatest num-
Der OF new members.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-07-12
ATTORNEY GENERAL
on HOLY JUMPERS

Religious belief constitutes no de-
Tense to prosecution for failure to
furnish medical attendance. accord
Ing to an opinion issued yesterday by
the attorney general. who Was asked
to define the liability of family who
belong to religious sect known as
Holy Jumpers" and who, II is
charged. permitted children to die
with preventabie and durable diseases
because they were taught to believe
that 1t is not right to employ a physi-
clan.
The opinion Of the encouragement.
in part. addressed to W. A. Picker.
registrar of vital statistics. follows:
Acknowledgment Is made Of your
communication OF July In which you
request my opinion on the following
state OF facts:
I'VE have an inquiry from our
local registrar at Martinsville, Va.
enclosing q certificate of death Of a
child with the statement that this
family are Holy Jumpers One OF
their beliefs is that 1t Is not right
to employ a physician.
I'VE have had number Of COM
plants OF children permitted to die
with preventable and durable diseases
without any medical attention and
WITHOUT any means peiHS uS6u 10 pre-.
vent spread Of the disease.
II am enclosing the note which
came with the certificate which kindly
return with your reply. As to what
answer should be given to the local
registrar"
It is provided by Section s7s5c Of
the Code Of Virginia, 1904. SO far as
IL applicable to the question here un-
der consideration, az follows:
Amy person who shall. without Just
cause, desert or wilfully neglect to
provide for the support of his wife
or minor children in destitute or neces-
sitous circumstances, shall be deemed
guilty of q misdemeanor. and shall
be punished by imprisonment in Jail
not exceeding one year
Under similar statutes In other ju-
risdictions, It has been held that the
term support" includes necessary
medical attendance, and that. under
such statute. a parent Is required to
furnish medical treatment in such a
manner and on such occasions as an
ordinarily prudent person. solicitous
for the welfare OF his child. and
anxious 10 promote his recovery.
would provide and that the failure to
furnish such medical attendance,
which results in the death Of the child.
subjects the parent to conviction for
manslaughter. 1t further appears to
be well settled that religious belief OF
a parent Is no excuse for failing to
provide medical attendance to his
child in a prosecution for a violation
OF a statute similar to the Virginia
statute
II suggest that you refer the case in
question, and other cases coming to
your attention to the commemorative
attorney of the county in which the
offense occurred. with the request that
steps he taken for the prosecution Of
the offender"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-07-12
CAMP LEE

Ca.rr Lee, Va, July ll.-Recruit-
ing at Camp Lee is more rapid than
ever before this week. Although only
four days have passed. the total OF
enlistments for tho week far exceed
the to<al OF any other week during
the entirescampaign. The number OF
men enlisted at building 272l, Camp
Lee, up TO yesterday morning. was
1867. The large illuminated dial at
the trolley station Of Twenty-seventh
street. in camp. shows the growth of
this figure from day to day as the
month progresses. 1t would not be q
surpris :, to see the total reach 1900
by this morning at the rate men were
enlisting yesterday.
There is large number of troops
in camp. though only about zoo came
in yesterday. and the mastering once
has enough work to last them three
or four days even ii no more troops
should arrive. In the neighborhood
OF 500 men are handled through this
office daily at present. according to
the estimate OF one OF the officers en-
gagged in the work. An inklinE of
what 1900 men means can be hal IL
one considers that II these men were
placed side by side as skirmish line
they would extend nearly one mile.
That is .mall part Of the army in
deed. however, for nearly 100. 900
men have been enlisted throughout
the army SO far. Ii similarly placed.
they would reach from Camp Lee to
Richmond and back to Camp Lee
again. An army Of $4,000 70 ar
ranged would easily extend from
Camp Lee to Washington and beyond.
While the mastering ONCE Is now
handling 500 men per day. 1t will soon
be enlarged 10 Il daily capacity OF
1000 daily. This has become ncces-
stry due o.tlle ever increasing influx
Of troops. Additional personnel will
be sent to Camp Lee from Camp
Meade and Ft. OSlethorpe as soon as
available. Thirty additional field
clerks will be employed. The present
system will not be altered. except as
to strength OF personnel There are
now three billeting and supply de-
tachments and three more will be or
gani2ed shortly to care for the incom-
ing troops. With six Of these organ
ixations working. the returning men
will be SPEEDILY housed and fed and
less time will elapsAs between their
arrival and discharge. This increase
in the can,ps activity Will more than
likely cau-s similar change In the
recruiting ONCE. though its personnel
may not he increased. 1t will probably
keep going to full capacity from now
on without q break since it will have
. larger fleid. from which to draw
recruits.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-07-12
/. ?. A. PUSHES PROJECT
FOR MEMORIAL STATUE

II congress will nonate site at
Rip Raps. OF Old Point Comfort.
great monument to the victory OF the
United States and allies over the cen
trail powers will shortly be erected
and will be known as the Statue OF
Brotherhood. Plans are now on foot
for the immediate formation OF a
temporary organization to push the
erection Of this monument, and from
present indications work is to begin
within the next few weeks. The
movement was started several days
ago al the pationai convention of the
Travellers Protective association in
New Orleans. and the movement has
gained support in many sections
Now that the movement has been
heartily approved by the T. P. A.. and
Virginia Council Of Defense, as we'll as
many other prominent organizations,
no opposition Is brought before con-
gress as soon as peace matters are
cleared up, and. according to as
surances from the national capital.
those behind the patriotic movement
will not experience any trouble in get
ting the cooperation Of congress.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-07-12
HOLD FREE CLINICS FOR
INFLUENZA SUFFERERS

For the henent Of persons who have
had influenza, two clinics OF free chest
examination will be held next week BY
the Richmond NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. assoc
citation.
Three prominent specialists have Of
feyed their services in the forthcom
ing examinations. and Miss Webb
executive secretary. is expecting bis
iesu!ts.
Clinics will be held Monday. July
u. from 7:S0 TO $3.50 p. NJ. at River
view church on Jacauelin street for
colored people. and on Tuesday. July
Is. al the Settlement House. 1874 West
Cary street. for white people. from
1880 to $3.50 p. M.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-07-12
HALT OPERATIONS UNTIL
s5O0,0l0 IS N HAND

z -
Actual work on the building pro-
gram Of the Hichmond Housing cor
roration will be delayed until $500
900. half Of the maximum stock al
lowed under the charter. has been sub
scribed 10 date and Officers OF the
corporation are engaged at present In
an effort to interest several OF the
large business men of the city In the
project.
The plans OF the corporation are TO
erect number of model houses for
the industrial workers of the city and
to hold them for sale on easy terms
or for rent at an amour, barely
commensurate with the invested capt.
ltal of the company. As soon as the
100000 mark Is reached suitable
sites will be acquired for the demon
strafion of the scheme. which has the
endorsement of the leading authori-
ties on labor and housing conditions
In the United States.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-07-12
MANY PRINTERS tFAvE
FOR OTHER POINTS

OF the seventyhve union printers
who went on q strike here last week,
only thirty-eight are now In Rich
mond. The remainder Of them have
been sent to cities throughout the
country and others are to follow them
within the next day or two Ten will
leave Richmond for Portsmouth and
New York before Monday.
Among those who have left Rich
nond for positions are some of the
best known printers here
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-07-12

Ernest Blackley, Sam Murrill. Lacy
ellis and Erick Leadhetter. four white
youths charged with using without
permission the automobile or ". II.
Sears, LOT North Twenty-ninth street
were given hearing In police court
Yesterday and the cases went over I'M
I'll July Is. All the boys are eighteen
years OF age and all Eive their. occu-
patton az chauffeurs. The stolen car.
Studebaker. was wrecked and
abandoned on the WILLIAMSBURG road.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-07-12
COULDN'T SEE ANOTHER
CONVICTED OF HIS CRIME

Rather than see Richard Washing
ton. his landlord, convicted OF a
charge of which he was innocent
William Williams, who rents quar-
ters in Washington's home at 1io4 St.
John street. confessed in police court
yesterday to owning quantity OF
whiskey which was found by police Of
fcers on the premises. Both are
|colored. The whiskey found and con-
f1scated by the police totalled 1873
pfnts and twelve quartz
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-07-12
Arrested For Theft.

Nick Taylor. young negro resid
ing at ] 500 East Broad street. was ar
rested yesterday by Serreant's TiIier
and Waynlack on a warrant charging
the theft Of one pair shoes. two shirts
and $12 in currency from Henry
Smith. living at 1902 East Broad
street. The warrant charges Taylor
with having entered the home OF
Smith during the day and making off
with the valuahles and money
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-07-12
Ada Assaults Adutrer

Ada Morgan, colored. was fined $40
in hustings court Yesterday for as
sauIt and battery. Ada IL alleged
to have applied amazonian tactics to
dusky admirer who proved to be
inconstant.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-07-12

News was received in the First
police precinct yesterday Of the prob
aole quick return to the force of
Wallace G. Owens, who left his blue
uniform to don khaki. Owens is now
N Belgium. but letter received by
Chief Sherry states that he win sail
at an early date for this country.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-07-12
WEDDINGS
Blanton-Trexlcr.

1AutOI1r-lrExICr.
At the residence OF the n.ue
parents, MIR, and Mrs. ), - .r
- west Richmond, quiet marriage
- celebrated last THURSDAY, when
.+heir daughter. Violet E., became the
hriAe at Dewey W. Blanton, Of Ricn-
4 ,,,ord and q member OF the United
states navy. Rev Frank I. McFaoen'
Is. 8. pastor OF First Presbyterian
church. was the officiating clergyman.
HilI-Dull.
Another interesting marriage OF
Thursday was that of Miss Mildred A..
Dull, daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. n. q:
Dull. OF this city. to Frank II. Hill, OF
Timont. The ceremony was cele-
bratcd in the manse of First Prenpy-
terrain church, with. Rev. Frank -.
McFaden, d. D., as the selebrant. MT.
Hin is popular emplcye in the
auditors ONCE or the r.. F. X r. r.. n.
The couple left on the afternoon
train for an extended wedding Trip.
Hurt-Coleman.
A pretty marriage celebrated IN
Norfolk wednesday afternoon IN tne
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Shirley Carter.
uncle ana aunt OF the bride, was that
Of Miss Rebecca Leigh Coleman TO
william walter Hurt. SON OF the late
william Hurt and Mrs Hurt, OF
Catham Palms. ferns and cut flowers
were used for the decorations ana the
ceremony was performed by Rev. n.
Il. Covington, D. D., rector OF ST.
Paul's church,
The bride was given in marriage
by her uncle. Mr.. Carter. and wore a
gown OF white georgette crepe. ana
her veil OF tu,le was arranged from
coronet OF orange blossoms. She car
ried a shower bouquet OF brides roses
Her ornaments were pearls. which
were heirlooms in the family.
After the ceremony. reception was
Held, and later in the evening. Mr..
and Mrs. Hurt left for a wedding trip
through the Virginia mountains.
Amone the out-of-town guests
present were Mrs William Hurt and
Mrs. Lucy Hurt Martin. of Chatham:
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Fl. Hurt. OF New
York: Mrs w. r. Williams. Mrs. j.
g. Rrockenbrough. OF Richmond: John
Powell, OF Richmond. Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Randolph Harrison. of Wash
ington: Richard NJ. Coleman. of
washtnr.on. and John Powell Cole
man. of Woodside. Pittsylvania
county.
Oficcr< and Teachers Entertained.
The officers and teachers of Grace
Methodist church, were entertained
Thursday evening by the pastor of the
church and the superintendent OF the
Sunday school The entertainment.
which consisted of an automobile
drive from Richmond to Ashland.
proved to be one OF the most delight
full forms of entertaining.
The party stopped at various points
on the way and near kenbridge
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-07-12
Personal Mention.

Personal Mention.
Mrs George Scarborough and two
daughters Misses Dorothy Scarborough
the second and Blossom Scarborough,
Of New York are spending some
time with DIR. and Mrs. George W. Nc
Daniel. at Northampton.
Miss Mary Mcdaniel returned 70
her home at westhampton yesterday
from two weeks stay at Virginia
Beach.
Mrs. ]. D. Hank and children. OF
asia Monument avenue. are spending
the summer at wytheville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Irving Sutherland,
of Hanover avenue. are leaving to-
! night for Detroit. Mich Mr.. Suther-
land is going to attend the meeting
Of the directors OF the Hay and Grain
association.
Mr.. T. A. Compton, Of Blackstone
who has been at Johnston Willis sana-
torium. under the care OF DR.. Graham.
for the past ten days. returned to his
home yesterday. accompanied by his
brother. George Compton.
Miss Mary McCiendon. OF MayneIo
KY. il the guest of Mrs. w, l.. Aus
tin. in Barton Heights.
| Mrs. Edward D. Taylor and Misses
| Elizabeth and Virginia Taylor, Of
Richmond. are the guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Lancaster. in Ashland.
/ Among the Virginia women attend
Ing the convention OF the Federation
iof Business and Professional Woman!
clubs. which meets in St. Louis mex
week. are: Miss Ella Agnew. presi
dent OF the Virginia Federation: DIR
Orie Latham Hatcher, Miss Grac,
Sickles. and Mrs. ]. X. Bowman.
! MIRA Charles Patterson Cardwel
and children. of Hanover county are
guests OF relatives in Stafford county
Bruce Bass and family. visited rela.
tives in Farmville the past week.
! Mrs. Henry Taylor. il expected tc
return to her home here in a few days
after = visit to New York.
|
Byrd Breeder. who recently re-
turned from overseas duty. and ha.
been the guest Of his mother, Mrs
Powhatan Breeder. on Grove avenue
is now passing sometime at Virginia
Beach.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-07-12
DEAR FOL. !

iO WV III Vic W AA0sS4A
liant, Chicago, are now
ng.
These 1.400 women. SOM
whom are married and
mothers of young babies
babies are allowed to go
heir mothers), are 80
Camp Wilsonia. located aIl
ifty miles from Chica1
Lake Michigan in the fs
sand dunes section 81
LLAMA
Where they can battle 1T WIZ
Where they sleep on wide |y|
screened-in porches that are ee
nected with two large Hi
dormitories constructed sSsA
especially for them sss 3S2s
where they can roam through
grounds that are beautiful wftlSS
wonderful foliage and fiows
where they dine on the tat of t
land--eating Wilson Il Co, =
Certified Food Products SSs
where they have a royal rAat
and good time
ALL WITHOUT ONE CENT II
OF EXPENSE TO THEM
SELVES
and, in addition. they receive pnys,
while away sa
This is not charity. It IS mefs
ly. "a mark Of appreciation mi
consideration on the part 4
their employer. Wilson &C
who believes that the l1e
and happiness of its co-vo
ers are essential to their d a1I
to its business. s
The Mutual Service. one M r.
many constructive subsidized
organizations connected NH
Wilson & Co. plans all
year round to help these WI
women workers in every pe1
slhle way, but one of its 9re
est services is arranging ~
details for these summer o1S l
ings.
The talented young womss
GOD BLESS THEM
have charge of the Nut
Service. prefer to do this G
of work to any other I'LL
whole wide world. They
their reward is greater tho
they took positions with < e.
angles to them onl
1t is a great thing for en-
pincss of working wonna1
that young women Of thi
like to do things for fh
ter workers that bring re.
the cheeks of tired n1othet
their babies and gives
chance to see the nax3l
and the starlight and tl
light unobstructed
buildings and narrow st1
to give them a chance
the birds sing and N
the pure air that abo1
Camp Wilsoniato giRG
a chance to dig into ana
in the soil Of God . ccl
Do you wonder that ~
abonnds among the woE
the Wilson 8 Co. IN
tions7
Don't you see how tho
thoughtful conrtesies
uphold the spirit d
that is the bedrock 81
son & Co. success,
there is So much laes
the slogan, & The Win
}. L il n 4 4 Il = Z y
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-07-12
MoonlixYat Dance.

Tuesday evening Of next week. a
moonlight trip and dance has been
arranged for at the Richmond Yacht
club The AFFAIR is given under the
auspices Of the building fund OF the
South Richmond Sacred Heart school
building, and is under the direction
of Mrs. A. j. Scott and Miss Lillian
Joyce. Boats will leave the Old
Dominion wharf at 1880 and s O'Clock.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-07-12

business Woman's Club Held Picnic.
The Business Woman's club of the
Y. w. C. A.. will hold picnic on the
grounds of the Blue Triangle Camp OF
the Y. w. c. A. this afternoon. All
members are requested to notify
Miss Gibbs, chairman Of the supper
committee. a. early az possible Sup
per will be fifty cents. and those at
tending may take the Westhampton
car at Ninth ana Main street at
o'clock and get OF at stop Is, the
camp location.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-07-12
Petersburg
Especial to The Richmond ,irxinian !,

Especial to The Richmond tirginian. }
Petersburg. Va. July 10.---The ais
pints OF whiskNy connscated yester
day by Sheriff Galusha, Of Dinwiddie
county. at Sutherland while u was
being brought to the city In a wagon
of hay. was taken from the farm Of
]. c. Stafford. Three white men who
claimed to be brothers with the nam
OF Brooks we're arrested charged with
having the LIQUOR in their possession.
They We're hailed for their appearance
at the next term of the court. This
Is the second time whiskev has been
found on ssafford's farm within sew
eral months.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-07-12

r~A~ vh~.---- rs~-A ~~~ss@sN~st
rss~-s~-@~,d v~~~-~v S,sN thts rnorrtwx
- ~ h~--> - 80 w~~Ar~-tAr p~ad
- nsw-A ~',~~--A e'~k+ As~. $50
$500 - ~-rr'-'-.s s-o~- wAt~N = =
frwAv.l wi', 49, ~s.ce eaturdny ~
ternoon II i've osclock A NE.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-07-12
S q c. I E T Y
MRs MrNErRET FoLKEs. EDITOR
phone: Randolph 3414-W once fnone: MADISON isss

G. Thomas. c. H. Wilkinson. Hol-
land Wilkinson, Miss Sadie wilkinson,
Mr.. and Mrs. Gray Currfc. Hunter FOX,
Mr. and Mrs. Ross Puett. MISS
Florence Pillow, Mr.. and Mrs. !. Il
Butler, Miss Laura Crowder. Chas ".
Crowtier, Mrs. Jerry Smith, Mrs. Rus
sell Rowlett, Mrs. Lynwood Rowiett'
B. H. Perkins and members OF the
Junior choir. RIa
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-07-12

Recreation grounds for the mem
bers of the y NJ. T.. A. have just been
laid off and are being used on a large
scale. Physical Director Helms will
be in charge of the grounds. and Tues
days and Thursdays will be ladies'
DAYS
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-07-12

Don't you see how the
thoughtful conrtesies
uphold the spirit d
that is the bedrock 81
son & Co. success
there is 50 much IA I r
the slogan, & The viii
protects your table I
Sincerely youI
WILLIAM &, n
$50 / Fifth ! I ! I 4
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-07-12

The Fidelis Glass OF Woodland
Heights Baptist church. will hold
lawn party at the corner Of Twenty
nth and Semmes avenue this even
ing from $50 to o'clock. for the
benefit of the class work. Ice cream
and candy will be sold. The public
10 invited.
The Lamar register., 1919-10-01

ference Is here made:
And you are hereby notified that II
you fail to appear, and to answer the
said complaint as above required. the
said plaintiff Will take judgment
against you by default for the RELIEF
prayed in his complaint herein.
OF the District Court OF Prowers Coun-
", at Lamar. in said County. this 2bth
day OF August, A. d. 1919.
A. l.. DOWNER.
Clerk.
First Pub. Sept. 10. 1913.
Last Pub. Oct s. 1919.