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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-05-05
CHILDREN PERFORM
HEALTH CHORES DAILY

Miss Mary Il. Frayse.'. field direc-
tor of tho Virginia tuberculosis As
Sc ciation, has returned to Richmond
from trip to Southwest Virginia in
the interest of the modern health
crusade. Crusaders enrolled fer the
String term ir Cambria, Christians
burg, Radford Wytheyille, Marion
and Abingdon. Successful crusaIes
have been conducted at Roanoke and
Salem. Bristol is in the midst of a
fine crusade. This means that the
children in the elementary schools Of
the towns named ara ordering their
lives according to the best hygienic
principles in or3er to earn degrees
in health knighthood with buttons
ard badges.
The modern health crusade Is a
plan for getting children to perform
eleven health chores each day Theee
chores are health fundamentals often
more honored IN the breach than in
the observance The basic princip,e
o. the modern health crusade is right
health habits to be formed at time
Wnen habit formation is easiest
The crusade is meeting with inter-
est from pupils, teachers and parents
Virginia's slogan is 100 per cent en-
rollment of Virginia children for
modern health crusade next year
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-05-05
TO CANVASS CITY
FOR IVAkOTA FUND

Committees to canvass the city in
the iutcrtrt of he $4,000 fund to be
rIised III Virginia for the development
OF th" tNokota Farms as a refuge AMI
sanatorium for errlng young women
We're appointed at meeting held in
tn" auditorium of the chamber of
com e,ct The amount aoltted to tie
raised in Richmond is Sic, 900.
NJ tn eraI canvass of the city Is
p!1nnci but these interested n the
+ ovement will be invited to con-
tribute- The -iatlonal Florence Crit
tenden Mission. which owns tn prop
ofty has offcre l'tr turn II over to the
state, together with a fund of $4,000
pi ovlded the citizens OF Virginia raise
like amount fer improvements, and
fer an endowment fund for the insti-
trtion.
Among those taking part in the
meeting yesterday were: Rt. Rev.
William Caben Brown, Rev DR.. Rus
sell Il Bowie. DR.. L. NJ. Calisch. f..
NJ Crutchfield, Rev. DR. J. J. sGravatt.
Rev. DIR. G. w. Mcdaniel Rev. DR..
F r.. McFaden, John NJ Miller, Jr.,
C. B. Richardson. W. II. Schwarz-
schil6, Wakes Scott, Rev. Dr. j. j.
Chrerer, Rt. Rev. D. J. O'Connell and
others. T NJ. Darlington presided,
and addresses were made by Mrs.
Kate Waller Ba' rett head OF the Ma
tional Florence Crittenden Mission;
Dir w. A. BrumfIeld. director of the
state bureau OF social hygiene, and
others.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-05-05
Personal MENTION

MT and Mrs. Robert wlnfree. Of
the Randolph Macon Woman's col
lge. Lynchburg. are the guests OF
Rev. and Mrs, Fred r. Chenault, in
Grove avenue. for brief visit
Mrs Powhatan Breeder, Jr., ia the
guest OF her father. MIR. Potter. In
Denver, Col
Miss Annie V. Mann. OF Petersburg.
was the guest OF friends here yes
terday,
Mrs. Rosco NJ. White. has returned
10 her home in West avenue. after a
visit 70 Suffolk and Portsmouth.
Mrs. NJ. H. Tatum, Of North Adams
street, left yesterday. 10 visit her
daughter, Mrs. r. &. Jones al Clay
Vile.
Mrs. NJ Ssweu and little son,
Herndon Sewell. of Baltimore. are the
guests OF the formers mother. Mrs.
a S. Herndon, on Miller avenue.
Mrs. Elvin Lyon and little son.
John u Lyon. Of the Blackstone
academy. Blackstone. and Mrs. J. r.
Mcqueen, OF Memphis, Tenn, sister
of Mrs, Lyon, who have been spend
ing the past week here. returned to
their home yesterday.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-05-05
MAJ Day at Settlement House

The Neighborhood Settlement at
Nineteenth and Broad streets, con-
dducted by the Richmond section,
Council OF Jewish Women of Ameri-
"a. is filing a much needed want in
.ha+ section Of the city and ali per
sons interested in social and philan~
thrcric work will have the opportuni-
tv &C observe the results of tanning,
given the children who attend the set
Element at the Nay Day program to
be held next Wednesday. May 12, be
ginning at o'clcc OK the afternoon and
continuing until o'cock.
The chairman OF the home is Mrs.
Pauline Thaihimer: secretary Mrs.
Pspfel Levy; treasurer Mrs. H. s.
BirSwanger The board of directors
is composed of the following: Mes
dan-es r. Livingstone, s. c. Mayer,
Il J. Myers. Jr.. n. l. Stern, I. r.
stan. con Wallerstein and Daniel
Wh.tlock
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-05-05
PORTRAIT Of KEITH
PRESENTED TO COURT

Warrenton. Va, May "A portrait
of Judge James Keith, of the supreme
court Of appeals OF Virginia. was pre-
scented to the court of Fauquier
&C unity al a special session. The por
trait vas painted by Miss Nandlvere,
OF Philadelphia and was presented by
the Keith family Judge Fletcher
presided, and Colonel Grenvllle
Gaines, as president of the Warrenton
bar. with some oppropriate remar KS
introduced the Fcn. William l.. Mar
bury. of Baltimore. who made the
presentation speech.
Mr.. Ma rbury was we'll qualified for
this. for though a native of Maryland.
he Is a descendant Of the Marshalls
Of Fauquier had been intimately as
scciated with Judge Keith profession
ally and personally, and has all his
life been familiar with this COM
munity. his mothers old home.
Mr.. Marhury's address was an elo-
o,ent tribute 70 Judge Keith, from
one who understands as a lawyer the
supreme Importance of integrity and
impartiaIity in a judge. Respect for
TIE court and confidence in its de-
c.sion, he said is the only basis or
liberty and sound government. and its
foundation is character. He congrat-
ulated this county on the honor OF
having produced John Marshall ana
Judge Keith, I worthy successor VINO
did an inestimatle public service IN
carrying on tho tradition of the Viz
ginia bench ana maintaining the high
str ndard set by Marshall. lie said
that President TAFT though OF diff
ferent political narty, wished to place
Judge Keith there he deserved to be,
in the supreme court of the United
States.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-05-05
aRatnhoyv shower"

An unusually attractive affair OF
yesterday, was miscellaneous Rain
Vow shower given from TO O'Clock
w Mrs r. Vernon Gregory, Of 2q22-
\ Park avenue. in honor Of Miss
Doris Mildred Baker. whose marriage
axes place tomorrow evening All
throughout the rooms spring flowers
md rit hons In rIue. pink and yellow
we're used as a decoration. Rainoows
Of ribbon were run through the
rooms and the gifts were tied at the
ends Nosegays of colored candies
tied with ribbons and containing for
tunes. were given to the guests as
,avors and prizes were given the
rue~ts guessing the nearest mum Der
Of yards OF ribton in the rainbows
Among those present were. Miss RITA
Baker, Miss Lucy Moore Willis Miss
Calia Spencer. Miss Martha Cisby,
Miss Clarice Bib. Miss Florence
Ncisier Miss Ruth Peet Miss Mary
Lakeland. Miss Florence Hey. Miss
Marjorie Ross. Miss Emma Cosby
Miss Irene Cels'nger. Miss Lillian
Kendall. Miss Mary Huxter, Miss Ann
Fletcher. Miss Marion King. Miss
=rinda Dietz, Mesdames W. Henry
Bah er. Fred Dahney. /. e. VICES,
I2scrh Ray. Fl A. Bullock. Edward
H,tz. Roy Jonca and Warren Wal
hal
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-05-05
Jewish RELIEF FUND
TO SOCIETY OF FRIENDS

New York, May 4-One hundred
thousand dollars from American
Jewish relief funds has just been con-
tributed to the Society of Friends for
the relief of children in Germany, sui
fering from malnutrition, the joint
distribution committee announced to-
day.
The Society of Friends operates on
4 Hon-sectarian basis the percentage
of Jewish children fed being small,
but the Joint distribution committee
made the contribution, it announced,
because of the vital need of relief
measures for the children Of Ger
many The Ff.ends have ~program
of furnishing $4,000, 900 meals to 600-
900 children for the 100 days from
March l to July 10.
German children are seriously
suffering from the cumulative priva-
tions of al least five years. Mortality
is very far in excess Of the normal
and tuberculosis and other sicknesses
resulting from under nourishment
have increased to an alarming ex-
tend. "Dr. Julius Goldman, European
director general for the -oint distribu-
ton &C mmittee, reported to the Amer
lean Jewish relief committee, whose
funds are disbu~sed by the joint dis
tributton com mlttee.
In addition to the 100000 con-
Irritation to the Society of Friends.
the committee has sent DR.. Goldman
$4,000 for children's relief in Ger
many and s. 600 for the next six
months fer recenstructiye aid for war
refugees from Eastern Europe. DF.
Goldman estimates there are between
10000 and An coo Jewish refugees
crowded into the largest German
cities. whose deplorable condition
makes the present economic plight in
Germany that much worse.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-05-05
POSLAM EAGER
To BETTER YOUR
SKINS CONDITION

1t isn't the quantity of any remedy
you put on your skin to heal the dis
orders il rs the $rIfAIlfFY tirat' worfs
the desired results, and in quality
Poslam excels. Satisfaction from its
use comes because its healing powers
are concentrated and just little does
so much.
Try this, Spread Poslam over that
itching skin affection at night Then
dismiss the trouble from your mind.
Sleep seunaiy and, next morning, an .
anime the skin and see just what Pos
lam has done.
Sold everywhere. For free sample
write to Emergency Laboratories. 243'
West Forty-seventh street, New York
city
And Posiam Soap, being medicated
with Poslam will benefit your skin
while used daily for toilet and bath
Adv.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-05-05
Council OF jewish Women Eject
Officers

At a meeting of the Council OF
Jewish Juniors this week Mrs, Leon
waHrrstein retired from Office. after
servin~ two years as president. Mrs.
Syivs n Livingston was elected to sue
coed Mrs. wallerstein. Mrs f A.
Ezekiel was elected first vice president
and Mrs NJ. II. Asher second vice.
president
Other officers were chosen as fol-
ows: Mrs, Sam Rendheim, treasurer;
Mrs. J. Fl. Jonessoff. corresponding
secretary; Mrs. NJ. r. Binswanger, re-
sording secretary; Mrs Charles Straus
auditor; Mrs Ralph Levine. Mrs. Hen
ry Oher dorfer, Mrs. Robert svcle
and Mrs. D. Whitlock, new directors.
Mrs Wallerstein's services as presi-
dent were highly. commended
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-05-05
LOCAL PHARMACISTS
ATTEND Conventions

What will prove very likely the
most unique eight days in the annals
OF pharmaceutical progress begins
with the assem- bling in Washington
TO-DAY the annual gathering Of the Ma
tional ISOLATION of Boords of Phar-
macy. composed OF delegates from the
boards of pharmacy Of all the states
Of the Union; the gathering of the
American Conference OF Colleges Of
Pharmacy Faculties: and on Friday
the meeting of the American Phar-
maceutical Association.
This latter gathering adjourns on
Monday Of next week, and is followed
on Tuesday By the tenth decennial
convention for the revision of the
United States pharmacC poeia, mark
ing the century milestone in the use
fulness of the book that has been
termed the pharmacists Bible.
w F. Rudd, dean of the school Of
pharmacy of the Medical College OF
Virginia. goes to the annual gather
ing as the honored president OF the
Conference of Faculties OF Schools Of
Pharmacy, and also as a delegate to
the L. s. T. convention from his
school.
A. /. /. Whine. secretary of the
Board of Pharmacy Of Virginia, goes
as a delegate from his board TO the
meeting of the y, 4. b. p, and also
as a delegate 20 the u s. p. conven-
ton from the Virginia Pharmaceut-
ical Association
other delegates from this latter or
ganization IL the L. S. p. conyen-
ton are r a. Miller. Of this city. and
]. w Williamson, of Harrisonhurc
alternates. G. ". Walker and r A.
Brueh. this city. and Harry Orchard.
Lynchhurg.
A large number Of Virginians will
attend the meeting Of the American
Pharmaceutical Association, the men,
tcrship in this state in the national
organization being among those in
the forefront numerically.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-05-05
Virginia Bar Association

A number of smart functions are
being Planned in honor OF the mem
hers of the State Bar association.
which meets he-e next week, as has
beer their usual custom the past few
years. At 7 o'clock next Tuesday
evening. May Il. large reception
will he given at the Country club OF
Virginia when a buffet supper will be
served and dancing will be INDUCED
In from S to IL o'clock.
The meeting will bring many prom
;nent lawyers and their wives from
various parts OF Virginia and each
year a great deal of entertaining is
done in their honor. Alexander IL
Sands, Colonel ] o h n
Cutchings and Fohert n. Pollard
compose the committee on arrange
nents.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-05-05
LONDON ATONEs For
ITS RowDYIsN

London, May 3.--Laurette Taylor
scored veritable triumph tonight with
her presentation Of the American play
"A Night in Rome" at the Garrick
Theater. There was not the slightest
hint to recall what happened to the
same actress in the same play last
Thursday. when an organized demon
stration of hoodlumism broke up rhs
show,
United States Ambassador John w.
Davis and Mrs. Davis David Belasco,
Lady Colefax. Lady Wynham. Olga
Nethersole, the Dolly Sisters. Graham
White and Mrs, White, the Duke OF
Rutland. and Early Latham were few
Of the notables present.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-05-05
LIGHT OPERA COMPANY
FOR RICHMOND

Opera Club arc in progress on Its nrst
production. The Hermit of Hawaii,
two-act comic opera written and
composed by Arthur A. Penn.
The club is made up entirely or
local talent. j. is planned to make
1t a permanent organization for the
purpose OF presenting several light
orcras and musical comedies per sea-
son in the Academy or Strand. Those
interested In Joining the organization
may apply at III East Broad street. j
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-05-05
WoTnan's Home Study.

The annual meeting of the High
land Springs Woman's study viii be
held this afternoon in the home of
Mrs. Letitia Spangler Reports will
he made and officers will be elected
tor the coming year. Hostesses will
be; Mrs betitia Spangler, Mrs. Mollie
Jones. Mrs. Grace Fowler and Miss
lzOra DeWoif
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-05-05
DR.. Robins Saws:

relieve cuts. bruises. burns and
ibrasions instantly. Can use 1t for a
myriad of ailments. Positively guaran-
eed. Full directions with each bottle.
On sale at all druggists or 200 East
Marshall.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-05-05
ANNOUNCEMENT
Turubul,--Carrnichael

Mrs Charles c. Carmichael, of
Fredericksburg, announces the en-
yagement and approaching marriage
Of her daughter. Mary Spottswood.
20 Rev. Martin Ryerson Turnbull, ~of
Richwond. Tn, marriage will take
place early in June. Miss Car
michael is a fromer member OF the
faculty Of ths Mary Baldwin semi
nary at Stauntcn and Mr.. Hurnbull
was formerly pastor OF the Messy
CrteF Presbyte; ian church and Is ,n2w
a member of the Assembly Training
school faculty.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-05-05
Mrs. RuTIofk F.utPrTairla

Or saturday afternoon, Mrs. Fl. 4.
Bullock vas hostess at n lovely tea
n Miller and Ihoades tea room, in
aonor OF Miss Baker. Covers wet
aid Fer ten guests and the rccorations
consisted of baskets Of pink and white
lowers in the center Of table. with
fascs OF the same flowers at each
md
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-05-05
Howitzcrs' BAH

The FIRST OF the two dances to be
given by the Howitzers' association
takes place Saturday evening in the
Blues armory. All arrangements
have been made by the Womans aux
Iliary to make this a most enjoyable
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-05-05
MARRIAGE LICENSES

John Bradshaw and Marie Briggs.
Jacob Jones and Gertrude Wikin-
son.
Hugh +. Goodman and Annie Irving.
Robert Woodson and Minnie Taylor.
Benjamin Walker Wyche. Jr., and
Margaret Van Lew Omohundro.
James Sothown Cough and Reba
Kathryn Hill
Irving Greenherg and Lena Hor-
witz
George Zartarian and Lula Wade.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-05-05
George Zartarian and Lula Wade.


ON Sunday afternoon the Fedora
ton of Mothers clubs and Parent
Teacher associations served refresh
ments to the cripple children and
soldiers in the Memorial hospital.
The ladies' served in the wards in
which they were especially interested.
Cards for Mothers day were dis
trihutcd to those who wished tben,
The 'c6mn,ittee in charge were Mrs
G. T. Reynolds, chairman: Mrs
Craig, Mrs. George Browning and
Mrs. John f. Singleton.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-05-05

The regular business meeting OF the
BUSINESS Womans council, will be
held tomorrow evening in the audi
torium of the 7 W. c. A. from 6 TO 8
O'Clock. All members are asked TO
be present as important business will
be discussed
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-05-05
Pfners-..--.Rak@

A marriage to be celebrated to-
morrow evening at half past O'CLOCK
Is that of Miss Doris Mildred BAKER,
daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. w. Henry
Baker. of 1917 Lamb avenue, Barton
Heights. to Robert Elmo Piper. for
merry Of North Carolina
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-05-05
Tag Day,

At the meeting Of tho Fedora ton
OF Mothers clubs and Parent Teach
ers association ON Monday. afternoon.
plans for Tag day to be held on Sat-
urday. were discussed. All those
who were not present are urged to
call Mrs. George Browning Madison
71SaW and take stations The
money is to he used for child welfare
work at Forest Hill fresh air camp
and the colored camps just beyond
Forest Hill. Mrs. r. f. Hudson Is
president OF the association.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-05-05

occasion. The proceeds are to be used
by this historic Organization in equip
ping quarters in the new HowItzer
arrnOry,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-05-05
MEETINGS

The faculty lecture scheduled for
Thursday night. May 6. at College
hall, has been indefinitely postponed,
because OF the near approach Of the
examinations.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-05-05
SOUTHSIDE

4 III sentence of IS months and
a fine of See was imposed upon
John Williams and Charles Hague,
Arthur Mack Brown and Raymond
Jenkins. We're each fined $500 and
given six months in jail for aiding
and sbctting IN the escape of four
of the inmates of the Virginia Home
and Industrial school at Bon Air, by
Magistrate r. S, Vincent at Midlo-
THAN. Chesterfield county. william NJ.
Justis was employed by the institu
ton to aid in the prosecution. The
four girls left the school April 10.
and camped out in the woods near
Forest Hill two nights in camp.
They were at once returned to the
school as soon as their capture Ey
the police. Neither OF the girls We're
more than eighteen years of age and
it was drought the repentance of
one a girl OF thirteen, who returned
to the school that the clue of the
whereabouts OF the others were sus-
pected According 10 the testimo-
NY the men sent word to the girls
they would meet them with the prop
err outfit for their escape. Maynard
Vaughan. a fifth defendant In the case
was sent to the Laurel Industrial
school for boys for reformation. The
men were admitted to bail for the
sum Of $1,000.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-05-05

THE Corner Drug Store" will be
presented next Friday night at Sis
O'Clock in the auditorium of the Balm
bridge Junior high school, under the
auspices of the stockton Street Bap-
fist church Miss Louise Jones has
directed the rehearsals and the cast
includes Mrs. r. f. Johnson Misses
irene Andrews, Annie Robinson. Anne
Rose Rowland, Addie Clements, Eve
lvn SHARP, Josie Brocf5well, Sadie
Clements. Maude Mansfield. Rachel
Lum, Louise Giss, Thelma Fowlkes,
Theodore Walthal Horace Jones, Joe
Cournow. Carlton Crump, Frank
Jones. n. l. McIndoe. Clyde Wright,
Marvin Farmer. Walter Clements,
scott Mcneil, Charles Vawter and
large chorus.
Evening star., 1920-01-12
k|LMARNOCK OFF TO ACT
FOR BRITAIN At Berlin

LONDON, January 12.-Lord Kill
marnock left London today to act
as British diplomatic representative
in Berlin
His departure marks an important
step in the re-establishment of diplo-
matte relations between Great Britain
and Germany, which will be effected
almost Immediately Consuls and con-
suls general will be appointed shortly
by the two governments. Germany
will be first represented here by a
charge daffaires, but it is believed
the rank will soon be- raised to that
of minister, instead of ambassador, as
formerly.
PARIS. January 12.-The Spanish
ambassador at Berlin, who has been
representing the interests of France
at the German capital, notified the
German government yesterday that
France had taken action for the re-
sumption of diplomatic relations with
Germany. Frances charge d'affaires
will probably leave Paris for Berlin
on January Is.
Germany has not yet given notice
of the nomination of. Baron Kurt Won
Lersner, head of the German mission
in Paris, as the German charge at
the French capital, nor of the nomina-
ton of any one else. Meanwhile
Baron. Won Lersner remains as the
provisional charge. 1t was said in
German delegation circles today that
Germany might refrain for the pres
ent from naming charge.
Evening star., 1920-01-12
PRIESTS SEND LOYAL
EXPRESSIONS TO VATICAN

ROME, January 10.-A semi-official
communication, issued by the Vatican
today, states that the priests who pro-
claimed a national church in Bohemia
ipdependent from that at Rome num-
her only 12O, while the remainder of
the clergy there who remained faith
fnl to ecclesiastical discipline have
sent to the holy see declaration of
LOYALTY and a protest against the ac-
ton of the seeding priests.
1t is announced that severe meas
ures are about to be taken against the
nriests and that If they do not repent
they will be considered outside the
church.
A wireless dispatch from Prague Fri
day announced that the Society of Re-
formists Priests of Prague, by vote
of 40 to 66, decided on separation from
the Vatican and upon formation of a
Czechoslovak national church. AdVices
from Innsbruck last October said that
Papal Arch bishop Ikordae had excom-
municated a number of Catholic Czech
priests because of their marriage in
spite of vows of celibacy. 1t was
added that f1fty-one priests had mar
ried while continuing to exercise their
churchly duties. They were said to be
supported by the population generally,
which prepared petition to the Pope
to abolish the law prescribing cellbacy
for priests so far as it concerned
Czechoslovakia.