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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-15
w ff THF BAND PLAYED
DIME At INTERNATIONAL
LIVE STOCK EXPOSITION

washington, u. c., Dee When
th@ Hereford bull. Point Comfort XIV
won for The South the grand chan,
lNonshir for the breed at the Inter
rational Live Stock Exposftion az
iNlo many Northern peiplo felt that
me occurrence was a "auls,," which
WaF not likely 10 he repeated often
Hut the record of the International
Lave stock Exposition held AT Chi
cage, November 20 tn December 6
ga Sirated the possibilities of tho
SCUM ms livestock producing sec
l'on IN a remarkable way Nine
grand cham ionships were won hy
prtccers south Of the Ohio River as
follows; Shorthoru bun and COW
hereford bun Aherdeen-Anralq hui
tHfchcron mare, Duroc Jersey boar
land china SOW, and Hampshire
ram and eve
Not an of those animals werc ,t.
tually bred on Southern farm hnt
INC tact that they were shown from,
southern herds ls an illustration Of
me progressive spirit III The Southern
Z feeders, and those which were brod
lr1 raised on Southern farms shou
titaIiy mat tho South can produce ~
pne breeding stock as any other see.
non "f the ccuntry, according Ia liKc-
STOCK specialists I'm the United States
department or Agriculture.
n addition IN the winnings I'm the
Nv sIock Judging, the college iudr-
ing team from the Texas A. and NJ
C"heFe won first In the students iudg
Ing contest
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-15

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1. The Richmond Academy OF Medicine
ana surgery at a Eecting held last
week. adopted the FOLLOWING resolution
relative to the saic OF Red t-ross
Christmas seals.
Whereas, Tho problem Of prcventinx
tuberculosis and cAsfnG for those who
have II and for their dependents Is one
81 tae most serioua and dtricult Ecfor |.
the medical profession, and.
h Whereas. The Riehmond Academy OF
Medicine and surgery. recognizes that
the Richmond Tuberculosis astsoct ii ton
through It's free clinics Waiting muses..
innd for sending patients to sanatorix'
and other activities ID doing i work
hmltcd only by its funds. and,
Whereas The main source Of shes.
FUNDS fs the Red C:rss Christmas seal
SAFE campaign, therefore. be It
resolved I. That the Rfchnon
= eademy Of Medicine ana surgery
neart'iy endorses the Christmas seal
sale. : That the academy urges tbs
people OF Richmond to buy and US
THESE seals, aud 8. That the academy re-
Quests the daily papers 10 publish thss-
resolutions.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-15
BORAH WILL FAVOR
AN INVESTIGATION

Washington. Dee IA Charges TINT
h""eTtu, financial Interests are etfiy.
lbg :" erect compromise on th~
i't'" treaty aad at Iho same. time sFra
n "nirti"ting to prevent tho treaty
Mona becoming an fssu, in The ns.xt
F'Flden'tal campaign were made TO-
biFft By Senator I}orah Pem3bliean
of Idaho
re issued statement in which he
Naia ne was ia fav.r after rhe hoIisa,,
'''~+ oI starting Il congress ional IN
1FS'le 4tlon 70 FAY bare The enormous
proHtS oi these firms He men
uonet J r. Morgan and com
pAny az corporation which disposed
"' VAST sums of Russian bonds In th{s
country, and one which was most anx-
ioHs Tor the ratification ~ the trcaty-
ffrfai sun of raonev, he aad,d
were being spent in WaSninSton m ,nt
me treaty through as the result al
any Kind OF barrier ar trade and 10
t&ert every possible influence e keen
IL away from the 'Baople ir 1aga Son.
"tor Borah's statement said, in mart.
Defeated in the open fjcls Of de.
bate, the real forces which have bncn.
ne financial support OF the night 10
surrender American Independence
nave now retired into scciusion t0 fix
up scheme w which they can.
L Through some, cornDrou,ise cr
trade secure changes in tho reserva
hons SO as 10 get enough votes 10 p,ji
II through regardless OF whether in
'er"sts arc protected or not.
Having put il through in this
way the. same forces hone through
thelr great influence with the leaders
ct hoth political parties and their
control over campaign subscriptions
:" Keep it entirely oat Of the cam.
Palsh az 1925" that The people will
never have a chance to pass unon the
question
Ihis is the proNpm now. II has
neFH thoroughly worked out under
lhF AaYice of their adroit and expo
rf"hced leaders. In the language OF
ono Of the leaders, the thing 10 do is 10
IN NJ the compromise. agree upon
INC deal which will get the votes. then
brlhg thc treaty i'm the senate with Tho
RUE establishing cloture. cut Off do.
nate and push 1t through Then If thov
ran 11rthtr Keep II out Of the plat
FORM and out OF the campaign bv
reason OF their prominence in tho mar
w they will have accomplished their
chtlre purpose. Men have been in
washington during the week Working
on This plan and they feel rather hone.
lAi or tho Outlook -
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-15

may bring to the workers rloi g
trouble than this nation has eTo,'
known. But We shall not see IN
Eritatn anything like the horrors Of
Inc Paris Commune or of the Dol
shevik regime. We shall not come 10
bankruptcy nor to revolution
Aile patriotism, courage, energy and
coulmon sense which carried us
through the ordeal Of the war will
bear us through a social peace III
we give those qualities a chance. But
"ef shall have TO learn 10 pun to-
Cethsr.
The promises made by the british
government during and since tho
war. the comradeship between clnssss
which was established in the time OF
danger, must not he allowed 20 be
forgotten. The slaves must be freed
There are two classes of people IN
me nauoni there are those who care
ard there are those who don't eate q
hang for anything except their per-
sonai greed and gain. on the good
Viii, determination and brains of lie
former class depends the ra.e4iuk
,isfment of the social peace,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-15
Instructions From
Regional Committee
on Coal Modified

Diversion Of coal TO user IN the frst
I five classes Of the priority list will
/ 10 made only afte their applications
! made in the usual way. have been ap-
proved by the regional committee M
Roanoke, a. T. Low master. RlchInon 4
representative ~ thu fuel administra
'IDn said last nigh.
There viii he no interference with
the delivery OF coal which has been
consigned directly by shippers TO con
sumers who have oa hand not more
than two weeks supply,
Consumers in cIaSses y and a. tiaat
is the Industries that have been listed
as non-essoNtiaf VIII still he obliged
10 make thel- Applications in the usua
menner and coal viii be delivered to
them after taking care Of tho require
Wents Of those listed in the first fivs
classes.
3lr, l.owmastcr satr there is a GOOD
supply Of coal in Richmond and he
thinks the situation VIII grow letter
day by day He anticipates no dif.
fcuity and promises that he wifi do the
best he can for all interests here. indt-
cations are that tho factories and the
manufacturing plants Of the CITY will
be supplied with sufficient fucf to con
ttnne oneaation without interruption.
In view Of the fact that restrictions
Fave been lifted, MAYOR Afnsiic ana the
committee of prom rent business mon
who were 10 have gone tt~&ashfnRton
today to discuss tae situation hero
With the fuSf committee of tue Iirrc-
Tor general of railroads. have called off
the trip
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-15
BOULEVARD BAPTIST
CHURCH DEDICATED

boulevard Baptist church begins its
work here under the Passionate of an
es,revE@a$ soldier. ReY. W. r. Nandevcr.
81 Baltimore, who served. in France
stth the Medical corps of the army.
fIs in a young man. less Than twenty
1--WE years old. and already created "A
most favorable impression among
tho&s with whom he Will labor
~1e church. located nj the corner
nj Marshall street and kltamont
AVENUE WIS dedicated yesterday
afternoon. with Rev. George w. Mic
IsrtAl = D. pastor of the First Ban
sfst church. preaching the ,dedicatory
sermon It has about 100 members
and large sunday school. under tho
direction of j. II. Thompson
C b. Arendall, secretary of the
etrhmond Baptist Council presided
and there was Scripture reading by
rho pastor Mr.. Vandever. Prayer
y$as offered ny Rev. George Watt, Of
the Barton Heights church. after
which the keys OF the church were
presented by w. II. Duke, Federal
manager Of the Richmond. Fred
.crichsburg and Potomac railroad.
They were accepted b. } II. Thon r.
ron. Addresses were delivered lay ;.
IT. lawrence. OF the Life Insurance
company of Virginia, and by M Pat
.tAsop, president of the Baptist Coun-
sc4t Of Richmond.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-15
MAN BADLY INJURED
BY DYNAMITE HAST
R"t"rt Himciright. Of Star Tnnncry.
brought to Winchester Hospital
More Dead Than Alive

Strasburg. Va. Dec 14-~As the
result of Il premature explosion of
dynamite, which was being prepared
trr blast on the public road near
Star Tannery Wednesday morning,
f."hert Hfmeiright, OF that place. is
IN Winchester Memorial hospital with
severely laceratcd face and head.
"hhe one eye is completely lost 10
sighf and the other In serious CON
dition,
Mr.. Hinelright was preuarins n
fuse for ignition, having tamped in a
heavy charge Of dynamite with black
powder. 4 high wind had been
tlewing all the morning and as a
lighted match was applied to the end
CT the fuse, the blaze was blown to-
ward the powder and set off the HAS,
while the workman was bending over
T..
'ue 10 his position being such that
he was not directly over the fuse hnt
was leaning forward the full force
q the explosion did not take effect.
however, Mr.. Iiimelright suffered.
cuts ana bruises on his checks. nose.
io'"head and front scaln while one
sy" is totally blind. The other eye
WAS burned and filled with rowder
ana grit. but II liz thought the sight
VIII be saved. Tho unfortunate NV,
vas brought to the Office of DR.. II. r.
n opeWeiL where rcstorativcs were ad-
riiristercd, He was then rushed to
".ncnester and placed in Memorial,
hospital With his head wrapped in
large blanket and with powder
bpfns. dirt and grit spfinkled in this
Hesh from the force of the explosion.
10 say nothing of the outs and bruised
me injured man was suffering intense
PAIN when he left Strasbury Willis
his injuries are severe, II is expected
ne viii eventually recover.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-15

Possibly the last ray of hone
IL now conferred in the possibility
thar the yacht and its conpas,.
are drifting beIplessiy at the
mercy OF the stir wind and higf,
rolling seas.
In the event that the small yeS-
sci II still afioat she new would
De several hundred miles north
of TINS city. as the gulf stream.
into which She. most probably
would have been driven. Is flow
ing a! the rate of FIVE 10 six mites
an hour.
The vessel was captained by
Burton Mank. u Nassau hotel man,
VINO mt one time was prominent i'm
tIs.is and theatrical circles In
New York city and elsewhere I'm
the United States and who for
several years recently had oner-
ated tbcaters In this city.
The search made ny the air
plane of the Aero Limited of New
York lasted for five hours, during
which the islands intervening be-
tween here and Nassau were
combt'd. On the return here. end
ing This afternoon another search
WAS made. The plane carried
four persons. including Gertrude
southern, woman pilot
In spite of the report from the
local weather bureau that strong
northeast winds will prevail TO-
day and tomorrow. a searching
party was made M tonight and
LETT In the teeth of the gale to Join
other vessels In the search
At nine o'ciocl, tonight the cou,-
uiariant of the sc,enth nakal dis
trtct ordered ont "a number OF de-
stroycrs and submarine chasers
and two naval seapianes to aid
privately owned vessels and air
planes which have secured adj
lacent waters for the, past two
DAYS. This information was given
ont here bY the comma ntJant OF
the Miami naval AFR station. Tho
two naval ~cap!oncs will come tit-
tfctly 10 Miami and refueI and
then take wing for the bahamas
they are expected to leave Key
West ut dayhrrak and reach
Miami an hour and n half later.
The Aero Limited at OBS o'clock
tonight announced that IL il vol
unfairly sending ont an additional
atf1aane nj daybreak tomorrow
and that ii wilt carry all the pro-
visions on board that it Is possible
to lift
Two additional boats are now
joihIhg IN ne search or will as
soon a. they reach the Bahama
group. one left here and an
other sailed from Nassau. Roth
1 -SsE.
other supplies,
III Is reported at the weather bu-
rcau that Burton Mank. master of
IN" ii"eanaire. left this port with
OUT consulting the officials OF the
hurean relative to weather oout1f-
tson> ana that other shippers had
Hccn warned againss leaving the
harbor hecai,ss' of the gale. prs.
Vaiiinc OF the coast.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-15
IscH00l' CHILDREN TO BE-
TAUGHT THRIFT LESSONS

Newport News. Va. Dec -
At'hildreu in the schools Of Newport
%t@s viii be given the elements OF
ty ~ u during the week. be
itatie GARY ~. to be known
'r"Uetou, fhe country as thrift
sos, Enf hasizing the Importance
of the program tlTai is 10 I've carried
oat here superintendent OF Schools
y. a. Dutrow last night outlined wfa,
he believed 30 be til, needs OF the
city in q pgTjod 81 national extyava
ganCt-
Briefly. she week w.il nc divided as
follows fot lhe school children.
Saf'rcat January II. The service
pf t77rES ~ community. SUNDAY
The rotation Of money to character.
Monday h. value Of }fe Insurance
% thr Individual has relatives. ;he
home ami Community; "Wednesday.
ne Importance ~ making a VIII
lhUrSfi9r Inc ValEc ~ thrift in yn
0HNif5 f'Hiay aavlsabiilty Of using
Ire budget sNsgvTn IN tne faia.y. wish
sam ''' HHaeeJs for average incomes
Naiar7af- he 2S}h. the economic a mi
'a'r-! ade"HtaEb A. prompt payl-.ent
,f hNie
ih g.7@raio is looked IN .n irSnU .
u '1' minds ~ tho children Inc ram +.
1atHental tGo& or economies. ana fhc /
F"o. authorities believe the rfsi,1ts s.,
Ui.i He manifold
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-15
GRIFFITH AND PARTY
Continued from PAGE One)

-NiiHrt Grey. Mr.. Grifith's repre-
sentative. dated Miami. 5:f5 u.
VI:
Flying boat returned from
NASSAU. Did not sight yacht.
cannot get Nassau by cable all
day. Am clearing another boat
nov foe location where yacht
Grey Duck was reported
tsianed} LEIGH X. SMITH. :"
The reference to 1tac yacht
frrcy bicts" said Mfr. Grey, prob
hhij was made because MIR. CRIT
hfh's party was at first reported
10 nave sailed on that boat and
mat the Gcrey Duck was today
reported "a be pii'.t ON the beach
on one ot the bahama Islands,
AS matter of fact the party,
nunherin1 30 with TN. crew
sailed on the Ro~ando. a Ga-foot
@asoiiite-driven yacht owned by
W. j, Reed. OF Fort I4ausicrrlaic.
Fla. who was one of Mr.. Gririfh's
party
Mr.. Crcs said his alt,rcheu.
Sfons aud those of the other. I'm
sravc~t, while they still cling la
nope lacking positive conRrlna-
non OF th,fr worst fears.
Cable communication having
been interrupted between Miami
AMI Nassau, the navy department
was requested tonight To srel,
news nf the missing party by
wireless u Nassau,
hose can board the boat b.
sides Sfr. t.riiiith.' were: VIII \.
'S,%''i mayor of Fort Gautlcstiaic.
Florida and IA wealthy real estate
ore faicr, his 1B-Ncar-oid daueh-
ter. Marion; Burton Mank. IA Mas
Nau hotel man. Mr.. and Mrs
Elmer Clifton. Jack Lloyd. Mr.
and Mrs, Herbert Sntch, j. H.
aanatng. MIR, and Mira. ID. "
P'tzrr. H. Bitter. T.. StciroS, Carol
p"rirstcr- Robert II. Ncxandcr.
fi"'tnla fattou. &. Nacuuarfric
Porter strong. Edward phiIpitt.
tharlc~ snyder, abraham Ham
burg. Boean u. Biiiing~lcy aud
Matte y, Biliingsicy.
Tue Griffith company had hecu
hfnin@ n picture at Miami, Flor
ida, and had left for Nassau 10
obtain additional scores. \ stiff
gale had been tearing across tho
coast FOR moro than a xeei, and
II Is feared that The Grimm
vacant had motor trouble and WINS
caught IN n storm. II T. under
stood the Yacht had food enough
IA last only - hours and tht.
boat II now overdue four DAYS
With gale blowing among the
bahama Islands aud StiT north
east winds prevailing on the Fgori-
ia coa~t. very little hope remained
Tor The safety of the Griihth party
late tonight
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-15
Girls Have Fads in
Jobs, as In Dress, Say
Vocational Advisors

! 'hicag "" Women In ever.
'e'ISihS * are forsakins
,Ihhh!hE r means of 1.-Two.
1'oou chfcUY SineSs' Thi,
MAS the finding oC IL reau OF Oc.
cnpallons ronfereutt ',Nra 70.
Gently.
/ housekeeping no longel n
most WoInen-at least to rno.
traihed women, said Miss Kat
BAH. vocational fdyisor OF women q.
/ IN" University Of Minnesota. "Fvea
d"Tnni slaves OF fashion. on YES
teaching The usual alternative mas
lost its lure only the less adver,
turous spirits ga in for either Of these
pursuits any more
women in their choice Of occupa-
liohs AS in their clothes. are The same
1obs. Those wilkins fads or crazox
there is such hing as 's,yics' In
run through colleges and Universities
kecently it VAS social service that
canght the college girls eye. Every
girl wanted to he social worker
NOW move yer IL would seem TO be
,oiF business which is attractine
men The girls this sear ali want 70
y" secretaries 10 Wall street mag
'ates They feel that only this com
parallFeiS p"w calling viii give them
iree Play for their originality"
me secretary is alroay ont Of
lafe F'lh my girls" said Miss May T..
, ~ n@S, appointment secretary ut the
l.ferslty of CallfW ais KY eiTls
r. <p!uE iii hcAt yeag Tor industrial
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-15


/ ! resident Lawis and Secretary Treas-
urer Green,
This time, il Is believed there wiz
ing back TO work The operators Al,
though dsnouncinz the plan Of ae.
Hement, are making plans tn rcsuue
opratioos vita great energy Al.
| though they feet they cannot on~raf.
AZ profit on the basis of the sett,s
: menf pian paying re miners A four.
I Teen per cen. increase in wages with
! our Increasing the price of coal shev
seem TO be wiling TO try IL pending
the result OF the Investigation 10 be
made by the proposed tripartite trihu-
The personne, OF the trthuna, ]. So.
feeted 70 be annaaa ed tomorrow A.
forney-t'enesai Palmer. who lust re-
turned Yesterday frcm the Indianaroits
conference. Was busy all day toSaY
catching up with his work which had
tried up during his absence. An AZ
nonneement was made during the arr
sFneon from his Office. that statement
oe no narshaek TIE miners are go
would disclose the personnel ~ tas trf-
hunai, but II was iater decided ,has
No stafemen, wouiS be issued
speculation as 10 who would he
Famed m the commission took wide
range and IL is apparent that the ner-
sonnet IS being kepS profound secret
rs All UNDERGROUND sources OF news
PROGRESSED 10 he In ignorance and de-
e'incd to speculate uoon the csn.cfra
announcement twe
HOOVER MENTIONED.
Fromanent atndrtc ERR names of those
mentioned by "Dslae Runner wa.
Hsrhert Hoover To represent the run.
NC and John /. Lewis. acting prrxf.
dent OF the Mine Workers Of Arssarlra
~ tNf 49,
ton for rcnresen alive OF she opera
tors was extremely vague r. s. Pea
BODY. 81 Chicago. seemed to be the ~
toriie yesterday. hai IL II under.tcaf
that Mr, Peabody has made state.
meni in which ne fatty refuses 10
rave hts name ne.t,oned for the post
As 10 successor 10 the retirinr fuel
administrator pr. Harry A. Garfield. II
seems 10 he taken for granted that M
Feetor-t;f Hines. Of the railroads.
VIII take ever the Powers Of fuel al,
rector However The possibility ts sug-
eested tsat the president Will name nc
nae in view Of the favorable situation
ia the coai industry ,sriess new ~Pisis
arises
Virtually All restrictions have beer
removed. II liz eonteaded and any future
aeTsssarx gntfi the coal sur
Plus ts renlenished, can be handled ev
Voluntary restrictiors on the mart OF
merchants and manufacturers Under
he guidance OF regional directors OF
he railroads
Or. GARFIELD. WHO rad expected to re.
urn 10 WtliiamstnNr. Mass., to re-
sun'e his duties as president Of viii
Jams eoilcRe. was confined to his hotel
'odaf as the result o. heavy cald
Acting President lewis. Of .fhe Mine
workers, today reiterated his predice
ior Of yesterday that Monday would
IND 20 per cent Of the atrikinS miners
saek on the job and thar prod uctlo1
would return to normal as soo1 Az
nine machinery was iimhered UP ana
hose mines which had bean flooded.
Jumped dry.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-15
WIFE OF GENERAL N
ASYLUM FOR INSANE

] Baitimores Nd, bee 14.-~Shacked
mo TOSS OF her reason In 1918 by !.
report that while crnssinu the Atlantic
70 JOIN General Persfing her husband
had gone down when his shin was to-
pedoed, Mrs. Mary Cleveland Band
roitz' wife of Br2adier General fairy
=. BandhoFtz. T. S. a, and near rela
I'VE or the late Psesiden, cleveland
haS peen placed In an asylum for the
insane, II was le3rncd today she
was brought from saniforium near
York, Pennsylvania, on December d To
the sanitorium near this city. ACCOM-
ranied BY her son. Major Cleveland IA.
Eandhoitz. who is ordnance officer al
the Aberdeel proving grounds.
Brigadierssi General Bandhpitz. yrnt-
ever may have been lie fate Of the enin
on which he sailed .sbroad In 1915 was
not lost as reportsj blu: has since
2Nted as american representative on the
1885, tilcd military mission 10 lsun-
&ars.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-15
Personal. MENTION

Miss Elizabeth Diggs spent the
ytek end with friends in. Washing
ton,
TACK G, Walker has ~eplrncd from,
New YORK
Mis-. j. r and Miss GLADYS Palma
tarN have returned from Baltimore.
Miss Virginia Crenshaw 1904 Grow
avenue, student al stuart Hall will
9rriNe here Friday for the Christmas
holidays
Burreii Marsh az the S,aunton
/ Military Academy wili arrive Friday
To spend the Christmas HOLIDAYS with
MS mother, at the Hanover apart
rNents
Andrew q. Briggs, Jr,, who is at
tending school at the Ffshhurne Mill.
ttry Academy. will spend tho HOLIDAYS
with his parents AZ 400 Grove ave-
nue He will arrive In Richmond
ths week
Miss Matte Booker. who sneut
several days last week with relatives,
at 2ooI Floyd avenue, has returned
to her home near Jetcrsyille, Amelia
county
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-15
LONG EXTENSIONS

Continued from Page onc)
TO be 'couched In the most polite terms
possible and contains no hint OF a de-
sire TO hasten Americas decisions In
any way
Whi'e no interference In Russia ~
planned he conferences are said Ia
nave resulted In an agreement to al.
low the anti Bo'shcvist governments
TO purchase equipment In the allied
countries which arc also to lend their
moral sunoort to the forces opposins
the soviet.