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The Washington herald., 1920-02-13
Wonan's Weakness for Fnlls
Blamed for Rocketing Prices

be reached to standardize the out
put of the factories.
women's committees are being
formed throughout the country to
teach women buyers the art of pur :
chasing only what they need and
exercising self-control when sales
women seek to seduce them with
filmy frocks. Fifty-five women's
clubs in Washington have been in
terested in the project and will
form a nucleus for the campaign
here.
As a starter on the campaign of
education in wearing what common
sense dictates two sets Of maxims
have been compiled. They are:
Dos. 4r
Plan your OUTFIT ahead.
Buy a few well-chosen service
able garments.
Buy clothes appropriate for the
use to which they are to be put.
Judge by quality.
Study your own personality.
Dare to be comfortable.
Be independent.
Keep your clothes in good re-
pair.
Wear clothes as long as possible
Realize that sales" are not ces.
essarily money-saving.
Remember. pressing, cleaning and
airing add years to the life oi
clothes.
Consider upkeep.
Dont's.
Don't choose your clothes at ran
dom
Don't sacrifice quality for guam.
tity.
Don't buy clothes extreme ir
style and color.
Don't think the price mark indi.
Gates the value.
Don't ape fashion magazines.
Don't sacrifice health to style.
Don't try to keep up with tho
Jones'"
Don't let things rip.
Don't impulsively discard good
clothes.
Don't expect great saving from
the bargain counter unless you are
a good judge of values.
Don't neglect giving clothe,
proper care. .
Don't buy clothes that spend hall
their time at the cleaners.
The Washington herald., 1920-02-13
Friday the 18th Brings
Two Death Sentences

This is sentence day in Criminal
Division No. 9. and as il falls on
Friday. the 18th. those prisoners
who will appear before Justice
Stafford are said to be apprehen-
sive of direful results. The death
sentence will he pronounced upon
two-Josephine Berry. cOlored, 90
years of age, and Lewis Randall.
also colored-unless respites are
granted by the court.
Randall was convicted of criminal
assault upon Mrs. Bessie Gleason.
the mother of four children. June 80,
1919. He was prosecuted by Assis-
tant United States Attorney Paul +.
Cromelin. The prisoner has ask ed
for a new trial. 1t is said about ten
other convicted persons will receive
their sentences today.
The Washington herald., 1920-02-13
Delta Chi to Give Banquet.

Georgetown Chapter Of Delta Chi
Fraternity and Delta Chi alumni
will give a banquet and smoker at
Park Hotel February II.
Many members of Congress and the
and judicial branches of
the government are to attend. The
committee is COM
posed of J. Conway o'Donnell. Jo-
seph A. Mari. Ted Atkinson and
George d. Horning.
The Washington herald., 1920-02-13
Mrs. Snow Gets Divorce,
Alimony and Children

Mrs. Mildred Thompson Snow was
granted an absolute divorce yester-
day from Richard w. Snow by Chief
Justice Mccoy of the District Su-
preme Court. Custody of the chill
dren and SIS per month alimony is
awarded Mrs. Snow.
The Washington herald., 1920-02-13
Lenine Men Disturb Greece.

Two hundred men carrying red
flags and shouting ''vive Lenine."
marched through the streets Of
Saloniki in a recent Bolshevik Gem-
onstration. the State Department
was advised yesterday. Leaders
were arrested.
The Washington herald., 1920-02-13
Van Fleet Aids Harding.

Judge Vernon W. Van Fleet, or
South Bend. Ind. has been appointed
director of the campaign of Warren
G. Harding for the Republican Presi-
DENTAL nominee for the State of Indi-
ana. and has already taken up the
work of perfecting an organization.
The Washington herald., 1920-02-13
Engineer Jobs Open.

Examinations for negative cutters
for the United States engineer de-
partment at salary of $l.3S0 a
year will be held March 10. it was
announced yesterday by the Board
of Civil Service Examiners, 305
Southern Building.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-06
JURY IS SELECTED
FOR HATHAWAY case

4 JUS Nha rtCnrsi Coo lhf sIih
u The case NJ lhn k,aie ~ I,1as
w. n, a, llalhhNn, IN lha dlstilel
cfuIi YESTERDAY nilsInOon ileih
away Ia charged With assault ssIih IN
tent ~ commit rohbaf1, iha hasanli
alleadi a. haVf heen mAet upon
james w, llili, proprIeIcr % she sias
Cash urocoly,
Following the enlppnnslInF Of ths
IuIy, the court adjourned uhiii ,
o'clock this morning
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-06
WOMAN NAlliinwi.N -..
kNbrhs iSlriuEs

MIS-. clara II, lIamph,eyh, i'hic
Harrison Mroal, narrowly naoapnd ~
iuly Yesterday morning ~ an altcs
mobile accident ~ hpr home, II u
Onld that Ahn, HumnhtNya hhA cell.
" y meehaOlc nflpr flnhml hal hos
Nir Yomu nul hlnrl 'rhp mechanic
MIA, Humphreys, Nho WAS hltilnk u.
he trent rent, 10 plNbA lhi elvieb,
shu dill ~ hn,l The car aipfltA VIA
u lnlch, rNnnlnp Into q }cAEfnll
upnn whleh carpenters Nafp vufk'
Inc, I'll. Ncaffulilun wpu ieIn NuWp
IN the accident and tile men tn|l,
none " them. pnHialnlng lniuFlnt of
consequences Mira IiunnIIeyf wl,
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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-21
WOMEN OF EnPOR|A
DR.. bRUNF|ELD TO-DAY

Pursuing their campaign OF edu-
cation 10 acquaint the people of Nir-
GINA with the deadly effects and
terrific toll of social diseases. DIR, w.
A. Brumneld and Rev Robert 3. Mel
son, of the bureau Of social hygiene
of the state board OF health, will
speak today before the men and
women of Emporia and on Monday
address high school students of Law
renceviile. Major BrumfieId Is the di-
rector of the bureau. The educational
and religious work IS In charge OF
Mr. Nelson, under the supervision OF
DR.. Brumticld,
Women Of Emporia and surround
ing territory will gather this after
noon at ) o'clock in the main hau at
the fair grounds to hear DR.. Brun
heid deliver his lecture on the social
menace, thought bT medical men TO
be the greatest now facing the coun
try. AT f:30 o'clock, Dr Brumfield
VIII speak 10 the men IN the same
hall AT both meetings he wfll be in
troduced by Mr., Nelson, by whom the
meetings were arranged in his work as
educational director of the bureau.
Colored boys, students at the Epis-
copal school at JawrenceviIle, will be
addressed by DIR. Brumf1eId on Mon
day. He viii also speak to the STU
dents OF the white high school al
l.awrenceville. DR. Rrumheld has
prepared n special lecture for young
people and has been giving II before
boy scout troops in all sections oil
Richmond recently.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-21
TRACTION COMPANY !
EARNINGS INCREASE


Statement of the earnings Of the vir.
ginia Railway and Power company for
the eight months ending February 90,
show an increase OF s745,72s44 over
the corresponding period OF last year
comparison for the two eight months
periods are as follows
Cross earnings, 1890. ss,4s4s9s.44:
1919, &a,4s0.564.s4 increase, 3i,034.-
$3.50 Operating expenses. 1890. 81. :
81. 7ob.5t;s 1919. t3s5s.osess. increase,
s2ss,6ss.1s. Net earnings, 1890, 32,54a.-
1890: 1919. N,Ts7.46s.4s; Increase,
S7f5,72s.44 Other Income, 1920, s107.-
1sl,s2: 1919. s1o25ss.69: increase, 81
sei.ss. Total income. 1890 s2,ss0,3sS
1919, $1,000, o3s1s: increase, s75e,32s. OF.
Taxes. licenses, interest, sinking fund,
etc. 1929. s1.s0s,43sos: 1919. sf.40s.-
5<e,e2; increase. ss6.ssS Net surplus,
1890, Si.l43.s2s.is; 1919. sIaa.4ssl7; in
crease. $ss3,43oo7
The statement for February last
shows gross earnings of $sos,4I527. an
increase of si21.12724. in comparison
with February last year Net earnings.
s321 1871. show an increase of s5g.-
252.sA under similar comparison, and
net surplus si42,476.7S. an increase of
$5s.4s4ss.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-21
bUIID uECTRle
LINE TO Ptn|hsUlAR

M 3he Northern Neck Railway a"S
E1S43r company has fied appiica'a'"
18th me state corporation cor'miss'""
HUH i charter to operate an eiee'Fic H''''
tom fredericksburg TO . poha' On ''aN
4 isppaha nnock river 100 miles d'sSa"A.
Sirertcrs and officers named In Inc ~
n 3fnatton are Willis X. Fewie. pf%ss-
Int. q. D. Harper, vice presiasa,, =,
4flennon secretary, and Oscar me, s5',s !.
II 4. waeteo;t, l.. Lewis Sinith. l'ias
sM rowje. @. u Harper, M Gfehh'''
SfnA r. 3. Eegow. directors.
sB Application FOR the charter was in"oe
bv Sa.car l.. shew make. ~ SuFFs, to' :
9sser counsel for the state CORPORATE"
sSso,nu,ission, who discussing the bset'
AZ aaia that the proTnoters\%ere als-
4neea 10 carry the effort 10 shce g.
the ssanltai is placed at $5tete' WV, Hs
ssrfnrioal Offices will be al Fredef'oA'-
burg .~. INC
the proposed road viii traverse tnV
seountses Of stafford. King oeotee ~
srestmoreland Richmond, Northu''."
and and Lancaster. aud WAL az = "a
rnilway communication with one o. '''s
most fertile and productive sections -
the state
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-21
CONGRESSMAN UPSHAW
THE GEORGIA CYCLONE
AT !. N. c. A. TODAY

r Hon. ". d Upshaw. congressman
from the Fifth district. Georgia. will
speak at the mems meeting. Central
Y. VI. c. A. auditorium, this after
noon at s 80 O'Clock. His subject will
be: Beating Hard Luck, and he OF
all men certainly knows how to speak
ON such q subject,
Thirty-tive years ago the present
brilliant la@rsaaker and nationally
known orator. while ut work on n
farm In Cobb county. Ga, fell from
wagon, and for many months was
unable to leave his bed, and then at
forwards was forced to live in roll
ing chair.
II: was fan says the At
lania G o n & res nj n. I'm which
went down the rosy dreams that
lies that cheered me and the
bright sweet hopes that inspired and
led me ON 80
This accident left him physical
wreck, almost helpless, but despite
his handicaps he educated himself,
and after a while by sheer will power
he was able to write and deliver lee
lures which contributed to the edu
cationai support of more boys and
girls in the South than any single
man Of his time.
AS time went on he was able to
leave his roller chair and use crutches
and now he is forced 10 use onry one.
Thus supported he made his memoir
able race for congress, and 1t was
said ef him that he covered more
ground and covered it faster than all
pf his opponents combined.
He has since attracted nation wild e
attention by the high character of
public and personal service he has
rendered. Mr.. Upshaw Is a man OF
strong Christian character. a natural
orator and q delightful admixture OF
Sam Jones ana Biify Sunday.
What he has to gay about Beating
Hard Luck" tx worth hearing.
The Y. M. c. A. auditorium seats
Only $30. The illustrated song service
will begin promptly at $3.50. All mer
are invited.
Rev, Arthur p. Gay will speak al
the meeting of the boys Sunday af.
ternoon club on: The Flag" The
first pictures will be shown ut c:2o
All boys between ten and sixteen are
Invited
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-21
|sTAlDIAG COMMITTEES
| RETREAT FOR THE SICK

Standing committees appointed yes
terday by the president OF the board
OF managers OF the Retreat for the
Sick for 1920 are as follows:
Finance Mrs John b. Lightfoot,
chairman; Mrs. Thomas McCabe, Sec
rotary: Mrs. J. Pryor Davis, treasurer;
Mrs w. f. Richardson, Mrs. A. I.
straus. Mrs, E. w. Gee, Mrs. G. a.
Brothers, Mrs. J. A. Flippo, Mrs. K.
NJ. billiard. =
Hcuse~-Mrs. Creed Davis, chair
man. Mrs. l.. Nj. Jenkins. Mrs. Henry
WaIlerstein, Mrs Rebecca Hardwicke,
Mrs. RI. w. Rountree, Miss Myrtle
Fox, Mrs. M. c. Doubles.
publicity--Mrs p. j. Kernodie,
chairman; Mrs. Minetree F'olkes, Mrs.
Herbert Lewis, Mrs. B. l.. Hillsman-
Clothing--Mrs. w. n. Holloway,
chairman; Mrs. Addie H1sker, Mrs.
B. r. Draucker. Miss Annie Stewart.
Nurses Home-Mrs. A. L. Henna,
chairman; Mrs. Greed Davis. MRS. X.
L. Kern, Mrs. J. r. Fourquean. Mrs-
Leroy Lee, Miss Rosa Block.
Investigating-Mrs. s. M. Lam KIN,
chairman: w. r.. Trainham. Mrs, w.
+. Rex, Mrs. Samuel Rosendorf, MIS-
b. II. Thompson. Mrs. T. a. Strader,
Mrs. G. A. Brothers.
Floral--Mrs. Callie Temple, chair
man; Mrs J. NJ Waller. Mrs. n. T.
Brown, Mrs. Meade Spicer. Miss
Norma Stewart
Yard--Mrs. John B. Lightfoot.
chairman: Mrs. c. S. Gillette, Mrs.
Lewis Straus, Mrs. Thomas Bowles,
Miss Norma Stewart.
Childrens Ward--Mrs. Charles T.
Norman. chairman; Mrs. Fleet Kirk,
Mrs. p. E.. Pragg, Mrs. Carter Snow,
Mrs. John 3. Mordecai and all cot
holders.
Memorial Ward--Mrs. r Powell
Dunn. chairman; Mrs. w. +. Rich
ardson. Mrs. j. Lee Davis, Miss Eliza
! beth Baldwin, Miss Anna Stewart
Building committee-Mrs. John B.
LightfooI chairman; Mrs. Thomas
| McCabe. secretary; Mrs. j. Pryor
Davis, treasurer; Mrs. A. l. Straus,
/ Mrs. A, l.. Henna. Mrs. S. NJ. Bishop,
Miss Mary Norwood
Ways and Means-Mrs. j. O. Scott
chairman; Mrs. Leroy Lee, assistant
chairman. Mrs. Fred Hodges, Mrs. J.
Branch Cabell, Mrs. Paul Howle, Mrs.
George Gibson. Mrs. Duke Putney,
Mrs. ]. L. Shepherd, Mrs f. r. Moi
! felt. Mrs. J. Lee koiner. Mrs. A. l..
| Straus, Mrs. II. w Rountree. Mrs
! Meade Spicer, Mrs. D. W. F.. Pragg,
Mrs. S. y. Bishop. Mrs. Thomas
| Bowles Mrs. Lewis Straus, Mrs c. r,
Norman. Mrs. /. Lichtenstein. Mrs. j.
Lee Davis, Mrs. n, T.. Ennet, Miss
| Rosa Block.
Custodians for this funa-Mrs. ]
| Pryor Davis and Mrs. Thomas Me
Cabe.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-21
FIRST CLASS SCOUTS
TAKE SPECIAL TESTS

| Only ffrst-class scouts can, take the
special tests for which merit badges
are awarded. Scout Executive Charles
l. Weaver announced, after receiy-
ing official communication from the
national headquarters Of the scouts
that the statement in the latest hand
book that second class scouts could
qualify for the honors was an error in
printing. After this handbook was
received here several weeks ago, 1t
was said that the tests would also be
open TO second class scouts and some
took advantage OF tho supposed new
ruling and prepared their work and
| passed. it.
TO save the Richmond second class
| scouts who took merit badge tests
| from disappointment. the scout exc
cutive and the advisory board have
decided that these tests viii be allow
! ed to count and that the badges will
| be awarded when the first class tesr
| is passed. The merit badge faculty
| is being revised and new appoint
| ments will be announced In a short
while from scout headquarters Each
examiner is an expert In the subjects
for which merit badge tests are given.
j Scout Executive Weaver is urging
all troops which have not completed
their dental examination to do 1t
without delay. Scoutmaster C. r.
Peason has volunteered to send a dem
| tist to examine the teeth of the
youngsters In any troops which has
not been visited. Most OF the exami-
nations have been made.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-21
METHODIST WOMEN
TO MEET WEDNESDAY,
CENTENARY CHURCH

The Association of Methodist
Women for Social Service will hold
a united prayer service at Centenary
Methodist church Wednesday at $40
r. NJ
The purpose OF this meeting is to
pray for the success OF the evangeiis-
Tic campaign now in progress IN All
the Methodist churches OF the city, a
part. OF the Centenary plan FOR the
fngathering Of million souls for
Methodism, Easter Sunday to be the
great Harvest time
Mrs. Reginald n. Potts will preside
q the meeting on "Wednesday Mrs.
Collins Denny will conduct the de-
votional services and Mrs. J. f. Carey
viii have charge OF the music,
Topics for discussion Some Essen
tails to q Successful Evangelistic
Campaign: The Presence OF the
Holy Spirit "Consecration;" Pray
er" and Personal Responsibility.
have been assigned Mrs II. T.. Mich
aels, Mrs. w. HI. Melville. Mrs. r.. G..
Gillum and Mrs. w B. Newil.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-21
ORDERS ENcAMPnEAT
VIRGINIA MILITIA

Adjntant General 10 Lane Stern Is
in receipt of orders from the war de
partment directing the holding OF the
regular summer encampmcnt for the
state militia. General stern favors
Ocean View rife range as the site for
the camp. and has applied to the de-
partment- for the use OF the property.
The course of instruction will extend
over period of fifteen days.
Organization of the First provisional
regiment. Virginia militia, Is now under
way. Fifteen infantry companies. three
batteries of artillery. four companies
coast artillery, two troops OF cavalry,
and one ambulance company will be
employed in making this command
There are TO be schools for the training
Of officers prior to the encampment