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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-09
Southside

State Manager g. r. Latham, of
the Woodmen Of the World, will be
present this evening at the meeting of
Maple Camp, No. 1859 and will explain
fully the rules governing new laws
and rates. which became effective
January LIST. At the meeting this eve
ming supper will be served and officers
will be installed for the year. Each
member is privileged to bring one
lady friend.
Rev. Thomas Semmea D. D., rector
Of Meade Memorial church Is yet con-
sidering whether or not to accept the
offer to become archdeacon OF the do
cese OF Southern Virginia DIR. Semmes
feels it will be very difficult for him
to sever Iis connection with his con-
gregation. he In now serving. and to
which he Is particularly fond, especi-
ally since they are struggling to build
a new church. beaideso the new work
under Bishop Tucker and Bishop
Thompson win necessitate the care of
thirty counties south OF the James
river, at the same time he would be
responsible for all parishes in his dis
trict, which should at any time be
without a\rector. 1t will also be his
duty to look after scattered individ-
ual members OF the Episcopal church
and establish new missions and
churches wherever the need demanded.
Mrs. Robert II. Hudson, president
Of the Richmond Federation OF Moth
ers clubs and Parent Teachers asso-
citation attended the Mothers club and
Parent Teachers association held at
Grant, Chesterfield county, Tuesday
and delivered an address. OfYicers
were elected for the yearsas follows:
Mrs. N. l. Lippy. president: Mrs. N.
e. Yancey, vice-president: Mrs. r.
Taliaferro. treasurer: MrA A. e. Smell.
inSs. SECRETARY; Miss Helen Mcfsraham,
corresponding secretary. and Miss
Mary Sledd, chairman OF entertain
mentR
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-09
MAUD POWELL vIoLINISr
DIES IN UNIONroWpu

Uniontown, Penn. JAM S.-lfAuda
POWELL the famous vioiinigt an
here last night after an attack e
acute Indigestion. She wAs taken II
while at dinner in q local hotel. pAy4
sicians, who were called immadaA4slJ|
thought she had = fair chance of ri
covery. but word waa SAINT to hsE
husband, In Pittsburg. and he was ~
her bedside when she died.
Madame Powell was on . concee>
tour and had been scheduled to Ap1
pear ut the University club iAsk night
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-09

E II. and Mrs. H.. A. GFeeHherg. OF
s nnvillo. have announced the en-
|a6~nant OF their daughter, Bet.,e'
"a pEs Simon Rosenthai. OF Lyncn-
srB. Miss Greenberg possesses =
nhEn1Rcent voice and Is consincreo
E9na nf panviiie's best stgerS
|lhrWo years she studied Mt the Ran
anoaph-lTAcon institute. panvlie, az
)&G<WArds taking q special cou IA
|&UtcN culture in New York, and is now
|&Aa rpprAno in Epiphany Epfscopai
s2nureh. punvffie. DR.. Rosenthal
EGtudfb6 II Jefferson college, PhIiadei-
snhsA &usi during the war served Win
|2hA medical officers reserve corps
Nth rank Of lieutenant. Al Camp Lee.
3Ae wedding will take place tn the
sAAr4y spring.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-09
He Gets Two Years.

A term OF two years in the peni-
tertiary was given James Green, COL
ored. in hastings court for embexxling
Robert Onley. colored of $50. Green
was given the m6ney by Onley to se-
cure him a case OF whiskey. Green
did not produce the whiskey nor the
money, so Onley had him arrested.
The prisoner claimed that he bought
the whiskey but he was held up and
robbed of it by three soldiers in
Chickahomiuy swamp.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-09

meeting held Tuesday morning. at
the Confederate museum Miss An
derson has served as president eight
years Life members added are: AL
cinda Morgan Robinson. Mrs W.
Samuel GOODWIN, Mrs Henry T.
wfckhann, William Carter Wickham.
George Il. wickhanl. James r. Werth,
Alex w. Wedden. Edgar Allen Poa
and Henry Gcrnsbacker.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-09
ALI~ARouND GOOD
SHOW AT THE LYRIC

Manager Rex Of the Lyric is to be
congratulated on securing such \ bill
as Is being shown the last of the week.
and to say that, any one of the five acts
are headliners would be going too far.
as this is the most evenly balanced bin
that has come this way for a long time.
THE Beauty Vend o r." featuring
George Martin and Charles +. Semen.
that narrow fellow" the -Four Raid
ers," sensational gyrnnasts; Howard
and Sadler, in their comedy "sfnga-
logue, wedding Bells" and Bartholde's
birds make up as good variety as one
would care to see. Pathe News and a
Harold Lloyd comedy precede the regu-
lar show.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-09
RTFORMATORY RUNAwAYS
ARE CAPTURED BY POLICE

Police OF the Southside las. night
captured two runaways from the
Laurel Reform school. They are W
r. Smith. age eighteen years, and
Ramona Roach, aged nineteen years.
They win be returned to the reform
atory.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-09

Members OF the Surry Volunteers,
on being discharged, were told that
they could keep their overcoats on
payment Of / pound. It IL hoped
that they may also be allowed a share
In the next war on paying their en-
trance fee.--London Punch.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-09
WEDDINGS

n The marriage in South Boston ON
"wednesday afternoon Of Miss Helen
aRaavrs to ]. Dudley Woodfin WAS az.
scccasfpn OF interest TO the friends OF
sfhcse young people. both in South
Boston and here, where the groom
has spent the greater part OF his NE
the marriage occurred at the nome
Of the brides father. George Reave@s.
With only the members of the two
immensata families attending. the
cerernony was performed at $40
osclock in the afternoon by Rev.
sfnxry Rcaves uncle Of the bride. as
11Nked by Rev. Mr.. Doane. pastor OF
fhA Baptist church in South Boston
H Glften- Woediin. brother OF the
Frpona, was best man. and the bride
entered the parlor with her father.
After receiving the congratulations
o. those attending the wedding ar.
and Mrs. Wocif1n took the train Tor
;Etchnaond.s They will be guests for
- few days of the groom's parents,
M. and Mrs. s Il. Moo0dn. near Ash
# The bride is q pretty and talented
yUurx lady and a favorite in south
Rcston- society. The groom is asso-
Sctxtea with sis uncle, &c. Hewlett
sla thu. piano and music business IN
South BOSTON, where the couple viii
mako their home.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-09
MISS TAYLOR DIRECTOR
AT WILLIAM AND MARY

Especial to The Richmond Virginian }
Williamsburg, va, Jan. s.-Miss
Bessie u. Taylor. of Onancock, until
recently a teacher in the John Mar
shall high school, Richmond. has ac-
cepted the position of social director
OF women at William and Mary coli
lege, and Is now at the college, having
reached here Immediately after the
Christmas hclidayS.-s. r.. ---,ee - .">.y.f-
Miss Taylor enjoys the distinction
OF being the only woman member Of
the State Educational Commission,
which was created by the Legislature
during the 1913 session. This is one
of the highest educational honors in
the state.
The new social director was a
teacher OF English in the Richmond
high school, bat comes here for adj
ministrative work, being in charge of
the social side of the women stu
dents school life. Miss Bertha Will
der, of Ithaca, N. Y, is physical d.
rector.
Miss Taylor received her training
in the Teachers college, New York
city, where she specialized in Eng
fish.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-09

To render marriage 4 success the
husband must be patient and the wife
a martyr.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-09

1li9 Clarke and Miss Houston at
AteIicr.
This afternoon at S o'clock, at the
satelier. Miss Nora Houston and Miss
Adele Clarke, VIII be at home tn-
formally. All interested in art or
khtng4 artistic are invited to call
Mf8 Anderson Again President.
Mrs Sally Archer Anderson. was
SYe-elected president of the Coufeder-
ste Memorial Literary society. at the
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-09
n. d, G. Ban.

q One Of the most important AFFAIRS
GOT the winter, viii be the annual relief
bali. given by the Richmond chapter
~ the o. u. C., at the Woman's club,
NJanuAry ~. This ball is given each.
*Fear In Aanswer to an appeal from the
kfalief fund committee. of the Virginia
fslvtsion. who's g. special care Is to look
after the bachelor maids of the Con-
s4ederacy. Mrs, Norman V. RAN
Fzaolph, president Of the Richmond
chapter is chairman. with Mrs. J. e.
corley, associate eaairJhan; chairman
S0f rnusic and dancing, Hrs. G.. w. Mac
ne. cards, Mrs. William r. vawter;
RESERVATIONS, Mrs. b. A. Blenner;
ssxIckets, Miss Evans. Refreshments
$6Onststing of cake and punch win be
#nerve<E Tickets for the dance and
cards will be $1.00.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-09
.,Rylanti--Haytios,k.

An interesting out~of town wedding
was celebrated Tuesday evening at
psc1oSk at Christ church. Ridley
Park. Pennsylvania, when Miss Helen
GNrr4gues Haydock. daughter OF
Thomas ogle Haydock, of Pennsyl-
svnufn, BEGAN the bride of Samuel
Peacht.y Ryland, son of Mrs. Charles
Hill Ryland and the late DIR. Kyiahd.
Arf Richmond. Only the immediate
families were present at the cere-
zruory, and after their honeymoon Mr..
and Mrs. Ryla.nd will be established
OF S32 West Grace street
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-09

The man in the moon is the only
chap who seems to thrive on high
ball.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-09

The sunlight OF happiness seldom
falls upon a shady reputation.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-01-23

This is vour last opportunity 10 buy a
Gas Range Al reduced prices during our
Eummagc sale Northern Indiana Gas
& Electric Company 1-20-4t
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-01-23
FLYNN AND REICH
BARRED FROM JERSEY
INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE

TETNT0N ~ 10 Jam 11--Tan "Tor-
BIN" Flyun. Or Eoston and Al Eeich.
Of New York have been barred tenn
porariy from engaging in boNmg ma
tches in New Jersy BY tho state ath-
letic commission il was announced to-
day. Tt was charged that the boxers
staged p .shambattle in Trenton on
Christmas day. FLYNN Is barred tor
ono year and Reich Tor six Months.
Tho commission ordered that the mo-
nev which the fighters were 10 have
received. re turned over IN charity.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-01-23
PARATFINE WOPKs.
STANDING
Standard oil co. Bowling League.

High team game. Switching Dept Se9
High team average. 3 games. Boiler
Shop, So
High individual. single game: wilkin-
son. Switching Dept. ass.
High individual average, 3 games
Aflkc liafish Machine Shon faa
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-01-23

announced. and even the Office boys
had a chance to meet the young di-
recting genius of the railway who
started as an humble assistant in the
law departm ent and was president of
the road at forty-one.
The main waiting room Of the
Windsor Street Station, profusely
and beautifully decorated. was turn
ed into ball room with an orchestra
and a vaudeville show at one end
This great room. $50 by 60 feet.
was all too small TO accommodate
the dancers. and when the last train
had departed, the great concourse.
$50 -eet long and SO feet wide. was
added 10 the dancing space, having
lis own orchestra and moving pic
ture show besides. Messages Of
good will for the New Year from
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-01-23
JACKS MANAGER
ANSWERS CHARGE
OF MRS. DEMPSEY
IINrERNA1IoNAL NENs stsvIeE


CHICAGO. Jan. 23-CharEcs by Mrs
Maxine Dempsey divorced wife OF
Jack Dempsey. the heavyweight cham
rion. that her husband VAS rot eulv
Stacker in the war hut chat ne was
= SO not a bouatide worker in Tire ship
Yards were answered today by jack
kearns the champions mana Ger. The
International News Service received
the following telegram from kearns
Al Los Angeles.
1T is quite probable that tie writ
ing of the letter by the former wife
Of Jack Dempsey from whom he Sc
cured q divorce nearly year age. was
= the behest OF persons who arr in
VOWED in the gigantic and malicious
effort to defame the clean reputation
or Dempsey and TO ruin him ia the
minds OF the public.
The construction ~ her letter
the very wording Of it-makes il very
plain 10 those who know her. that she
mas some one. perhaps with legal
education. dictate the writing OF ID.
Her charges are too absurd 70 merit
any detailed answer beyond this fact
When Jack Dempsey filled out
QUESTIONABLE naming a wife among
his dependents it was necessary for
his wife TO sign it to make the exempt
ION claim official
Jack mailed the document TO his
wife from Chicago sine was living at
that time with Jacks parents in Salt
Lake and was supported TAI him Vith
out threat OF any sort or without any
Influencing she signed the document
stating that Jack was supporting her
IF Mrs. Dempsey has facts which
would convict Jack OF being draft
dodger then in fairness to the public
she should present them- and II she
hasn't and II the facts that ! have
stated are the true ONES then in jus
tice to Jack she should rotraet them
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-01-23

Being lat Home" to $500 people
= a social proposition Of colossal
magnitude. bur President K. W.
Beatty and the Independents and
officers of the Canadian Pacific Rail
way are used TO doing big things.
AID when their New Years ball,
banquet and reception was staged
between P. ". Dec. 81 and A Il
an l. the vast crowd-verv near to
he.nE record-hreaker for ar oc-
as;on of this unbalanced and
5ircd aad saw moving pictures and
audevllle until it was almost sunrise
inc in Montreal The happy $500
were employees Of the company and
they were guests of the officers who
personally financed the affair. "The
president viii be glad 10 shake hands
With anyone present." the program
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-01-23
EMPLOYEES

President Beatty. Lord Shaughnessy
and Vice-President Ogden were
thrown on the screen as well as pic
lures Of the Prince Of Wales great
tour across Canada.
The great throng was banquetted
for four hours, 500 being accommo-
dated at a time in the refreshment
rooms: $4,000 pieces of china we're
hired to supplement the regular serv-
ice and 10000 articles Of wearing ap-
parel were checked and cared for.
The cleverly devised program was
an imitation Of a timetable and was
called the Dance Canada Limited.
Light Fantastic Special C. P. r. No.
1920" IL made a record run during
the hours scheduled and it's two
great destinations were Friendship"
and Inspiration.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-01-23
FIRST ROUND OF
BOWLING LEAGUE
ENDS THIS WEEK
SPECIAL 10 LIE LINES

WHITING. Ind. Jan. 2&-The Tower
Sllls took all three games from tho
Main Once Tuesday nighe Lau and
Hoffman for the Towers did consistent
rolling for their team. This is the last
week Of the first round in Tho Standard
OIL y 4 Bowling League Al Wilknsou's
Great Falls daily tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1895-1921, 1920-09-04
BLACKMA|L EFFORTS
Of | MAN DISCLOSE
WIDESPREAD PLOTS
Clever Device Traps Leader of
Gang Terrorizing Many
Connecticut People.

Bridgeport Conn, Sept 3.-Arrest
of seven men, who. according TO the
authorities, intended to terrorize and
blackmail officials and citizens Of Con
necticut. is announced by the police as
the result Of their inquiry into a bomb
Sunday.
The police account covers the re-
ceipt by Dwight G. Wheeler, head Of
the Acme Shear company. August II, of
letter demanding $4,000 and on Aug
ust 2S Of another demanding $4,000
The money was to be placed at "A desig-
mated spot. and one of the men was
trapped here. Arrest Of the others soon
followed On Monday an expert black
smith was put TO work on the cases. lie
fashioned a box-like contrivance con
tanning a revolver with a hair trigger.
and weight that when moved lighted
red flare On Monday night several
detectives placed the box in position and
hid in the underbrlsh. After midnight
a man approached and tried to move the
box.
There was an explosion and the flare
ignited An officer pressed Il gun
against the mans body and he surrend-
cred. Going to his home, the police say
they found paper similar to that used in
the Wheeler letters.
Great Falls daily tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1895-1921, 1920-09-04
GREAT FALLS MEN
To MEET COY. COX
At HAVRE, SEPT. 8
Democratic Candidate Will Spend
Night Here and Leave for
Helena in Morning.

Mayor Louis Newman. Chairman Dan
Tracy of the Democratic county central
committee. William Cockrill and Harry
Mitchell will go to Havre to meet Gov
ernor Cox September s.
The Democratic candidate for presi-
dent will reach Havre at , o'clock We'd
nesday afternoon and viii speak there
for 25 minutes. He will arrive in Great
Falls at 7:15 the same evening and re-
main in this city until s o'clock Thurs
day morning Arriving at Helena at
IL 10 o'clock, he will speak at noon and
leave at 40 for Butte. to reach there
at 40 At ) o'clock Thursday after
noon he will go to Anaconda to spend
half an hour there and get back in Butte
at 40
Governor Cox ~ travelling in a special
car on the regular trains He is accom-
panied by a party which includes rep
resentatives of a number Of big eastern
newspapers and news services for which
the Great Falls committee has been
asked to supply seven automobiles for
any movement the governor may make
about the city One representative of
the Cascade county reception committee
will ride in the same car with the can
didate
Governor Cox will speak from the
south balcony Of the court house or in
the Masonic temple if bad weather com
pels it.
Great Falls daily tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1895-1921, 1920-09-04
GOVERNOR SENDS
COLBY DATA ON
SUFFRAGE VOTING

Nashville. Tenn, Sept. 3.-At the re-
quest of the house Of representatives
Governor Roberts forward to Secretary
Of State Colby a certified copy of the
journal Of that body Of last Tuesday
when the attempt was made to rescind
its previous action in ratfying the fed
eral suffrage amendment
In transmitting the papers the COVER
nor merely attached a statement that"the
attached paper is a full. true and cor
rect copy or transcript of all entries ap-
pearing on the journal Of Tuesday and
that the clerk had authority to make and
certify to the correctness of the trans
cript which was sent.
Transmission Of the journal to Wash
ington was not regarded by suffragists
as affecting the validity Of the procla-
nation previously issued by Secretary
Colby Of the ratification of the 10Th
amendment. They pointed out that
Governor Roberts did not certify what
action the house had taken or as to the
legality or effect but merely that the
papers attached to his certification We're
a correct copy Of the journal on the day
mentioned therein.
The anti ratificationists, however,
were juhilant because they Interpreted
the sending of the statement of the
houses action to Secretary Colby as
meaning that this record would become A
part of the evidence that is to be used
in the courts to overthrow the validity
Of the suffrage amendments ratification
by Tennessee.
Great Falls daily tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1895-1921, 1920-09-04

Chief Justice Smyth. Of the district of
Columbia court Of appeals. denied the
petition of suffrage opponents as repre-
sented in the American Constitutional
league for certification Of the case to
the United States supreme court without
waiting for decision by the appellate
tribunal.
The chief justice held that he lacked
authority to certify under a decision of
the United States supreme court which
held that such certification could not be
made only where the decision If the
local appellate tribunal was final. As
there is a constitutional question involv-
ed in the suffrage case there would be
a right of appeal from a decision Of the
court Of appeals to the United States
supreme court.
Counsel for the ant-suffragists, how
ever, have not abandoned hope Of getting
the case into the highest court in the
land before election day and when the
court Of appeals conyenes. on October
4. it will enter a motion to advance
the case on the calendar and probably
request that their contention be ever
ruled in order that they may appeal at
once to the United States supreme court.
Great Falls daily tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1895-1921, 1920-09-04


Addressing a crowd from H street
booth, where members Of the American
legion were soliciting funds for home
for their local post. the Republican
nominee declared be was willing TO do
anything short of surrendering the ma
tion's Independence to attain world con
cord. lie maintained that acceptance
of the League Of Nations as it was writ
ten, however would involve a sacrifice
of nationality which no friend Of peace
should advocate.
"Outlaw War"
II want to show my gratitude to
these mon in an effective way" he said,
turning to the former service men, "by
seeing that neither they nor their sons
shall ever be called 70 the battle front
again. I'm not sure that | am in com
nete accord with others as to the
means but il I can speak the conscience
of America we'll lead the world to out
law war.
Cooperate With Veterans
II believe that every American ought
to do everything he can to show his
gratitude to the young men of America
who went out TO defend American rights
and independence in the world war.
You and I locally can show that graft
tude by aiding in their enterprises. and
by supporting such efforts as these men
are making to house their organization
in a suitable home.
But | want to do more. | want to
show my gratitude in an effective way
by seeing neither they nor their sons
nor their sons sons shall ever be called
to the battle front again.
i've been having some interesting eX
periences recently. A great many peo-
pie have been coming to Marion for one
Great Falls daily tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1895-1921, 1920-09-04
PRESIDENT SILENT
ON TREATIES UNDER
MARINE TRADE ACT
Time Limit for Notifying of
Revocation Passes With
out Statement.

Washington, Sept. 3,-Expiration at
midnight Of the 80 day period allowed
the president by the new merchant mar
inc act to give notice Of the intention
of the United States to revoke certain
clauses of commercial treaties brought
no official announcement from the exec
utive department of the government.
State department officials, whose
study Of commercial treaties TO which
the United States is a signatory, has re-
vealed that about % such pacts contra
rene the merchant marine act, declined
10 say whether any decision had been
reached or any action taken. Intimation
came from one high official, however
that the matter had gone to the White
House
Great Falls daily tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1895-1921, 1920-09-04
INDUSTRIAL COURT
AMENDMENT RAPED
BY SAMUEL GOMPERS
Nebraska's Proposal to Add
Labor Dispute Settlement
Clause Meets Disfayor.

Washington. Sept 3,-An attack on a
proposed amendment TO the Nebraska
state constitution, which would authorize
the setting up of an industrial commits
sion to pass on controversies between
employers and employees was made FRI
day by President Samuel Gompers of the
American Federation of Labor The pro-
posal is to be voted on in Nebraska on
September 81
Mr. Gompcrs, writing 10 Secretary
Coffee of the Nebraska state federation
Of labor, said:
1T will not only hamper the normal
activities of labor but of the farmers.
In fact it will react on the whole peo-
Pile Such provision in the constitution
would not be in the interests of the peo-
pie but for the ACKNOWLEDGMENT of the
few They hide behind the expression
the DubIc welfare"