The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-10

TYhA above authorised comment or
w. Mcdonald Lee, National Director
~ me ~am pafgn. In IN fndex OF the
uent4meuf Expressed by those atfend-
ING the conference held here Ia WeN
Market street Methcdfrt church an
nex from = 10 4 o'clock YESTERDAY
Despite de1ayn through IRAN
rehedules, every one Of the dissan-
Rufshed mel from out OF n
Niled 10 b. present wcre on nara
IRA their brief. strong presentation
n rofnts IN the pending movement
- need for 1t and The means OF at-.
tn$ufne the ends snnght- accom
rltshed the oh3ect Of mot only m
ntructfnr the organixation workfns
enr~aa represented ~ the rtNH ana
yxoYvfen rountv ahd district directors
er1s NWt#Sf fnsristn9 tisesA -
ssarhers ana ieadc~-rf utherH
prcrr,,ent arnonr those were: W.
Mrr0nn16 Ire. of Richmond. saffonsI
6irecfnr. J. Sidney Psters, OF kich-
1900 International director: Wayne
- wheeler, Washington, Ecnerai
rnunsel A~rff-snloon eagu of srnFrf-
p. A. Baker, Birmingham. gen
Nrnl superintendent Of tina
kpop leaxie. Of America. r. n. 1he'~
rfnktnn OF weStervHle, ONO secr"-
0~ NJ the NofiQ LF1E Wv &h'f'S -
e,horsyp r, r.. Moore, of W~estervtiie,
ns,ao vtcr- president of World League;
f,rlonel nan Morgan Smith, OF chr
-~ onFciaI lecturer World Prom
k,t1on Movement and commander OF
80 tE,ttayic of Death" on Euro
neen war front Etshor James can"
N chairman Legislative ccrnutttce
~ Anti.Saloon league Of America
md chairman of board of education
and sociai welfare Of 81 f. church,
South.
At night Bishop Cannon and Gen
erai Wheeler spoke to a large auh-
erse at West Market church. IL helnG
special service under hi auspices
IA me woman's Advisory board. Mira
NJ. Fairbanks. director, The day
conference was business all the way
through, Director c. H Mcoane
shovfnr skill and tact In getting del
pwates To ask questions of the dE-
efnguished authorities and In hotofng
Acvn long discussions had n been
" inclined. When the session began
$50 there was great interest IN
ne map of North Carolina dotted
NTH as stars representing that many
tounties with directors land actuafi
u}xanized, but later when State Or
R1ntzer Harvey Hotlerman. read a
kGt9KIafn NEiIt0IeNtHE u" NNP
hose counties and the whole state
vvas covered, the W. stars were at
Aefed with ceremonious enthusiasm
Two of the county stars were red
hearts becau se women are heir H-
Foctnrn
Al this point, Director General
Zee, Of virginia. brought applause
y exclaaminT: I'm from Old Vir-
rinta and I have read from Secretary
f0eophus Daniels . million times.
khaf where North Carolina sits is the
nd Of the table. hut I level re-
Iltped what It meant. or that 1t waS
rue. until ] hnd the state breaking
Ne record for all the Union in or
nutation for this grand aus of
Universal .sobrtety."
Letters OF regret at not hefng pres
at from prominent men. we're re-
pe3vod those from Ex-Governor
Hem and Governor Beckett, especi-
~ being appiauded, and resolutions
M sympathy for Governor Glenn's
Illness adopted.
Expressing complete sympathy with
IN movement, State Federal Pro-
bibitton Director Vanderford sent
EoAn w. Cunningham. Federal
rent, to represent the department.
Director vandcrford had to be In
CHARLESTON. Eoth he and Agent Gun
bingham arr life long proh~ibitiontsta