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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-04

inson, ief, Saturday for Arlington.
Mrs. G. II. Henley. of Lynchburg,
was the guest or Mrs. +. i. VOORHEES,
last week. and attended the WALES
Scott wedding.
Mr.. and Mrs. George In Fcvre. of
the University of Missouri. were
Weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Il.
X Evans.
Charles L.. Ellis was in Richmond
last wcck-cnd on business.
Mr.. and Mrs Roy Lockctt and Roy
l.ockctt Jr., ief, sunday for Licking
ton 10 visit MIR Locke;t's father. who
has been quite III.
Rev. l.. G. Caldwell. OF Union Thco-
logical Seminary. Richmond. was the
guest of Rev. J. y. Thomas at the
Mansc last sunday.
Miss Mary Whitehead. who has been
the guest of her sister. Mrs. Craig
Hunter. IN Washington. is at Noun
tain View" for the summer.
Mrs. Smith and children OF Newark.
y. j.. are guests OF Mrs. ~ E Strobe
at Kenmore"
spent Monday with T.. L. Ev;, ,s.
Mrs, e. l." salmon and children of
Madison Courthouse. are visiting
friends near here.
Mrs. Graves and Miss Marion Graves
left "Wednesday for New York where
they VIII spend several months with
relatives.
MISS lncllna iSphlnSnn went TO
Newport News Tuesday to visit rcla-
tivcs.
Miss Gladys Taliafcrro lief. for
Washington Tuesday where she will
engage in playground work during
the summer.
Clarence Cox. who has hcen spend
ing months vacation at his home
here. lcf, "Wednesday for Hagcrs-
town. where he has accepted Il posi-
t!on
Miss Hubbard has returned to For
est after visiting her sister. Miss
Louisa Hubbard at the home OF Mrs
w L. Brodic.
Misses Frances and Erma White
arc guests OF their sister. Mrs. f.
lIirGinbothan, ut Goodies.
Miss Mary Walker Scott. who has
been visiting at &. l.. SCOTS. left
"Wednesday for West Virginia
Mrs &. H. Cunningham has gone
to Washington to visit her daughter,
Miss Jane Cunningham.
Misses Helen and Sarah Joyncr on
Sunday returned To Washington after
spending several days in Amherst.
Tuesday night Miss Ruth Cunning
ham gave 4 delightful party in honor
OF her sunday school class and a few
friends.
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On, Universal service,

LONDON. July a-RcbclIion has
broken out In Wumrn'S cinbs in
London aud threatens to result In
the closing down of many m them.
The cause Of all the trouble il the
GTaSouning of Mayfair women
with what they call Puritan rules.
The! wopt stand for u. they say,
and destinations are pouring In
Ia the secretaries.
One exclusive club has started
turning on tho electric lirht> ut
the main ut 1880 ever. evening.
forcing members Ia iisht them-
selves 10 bed with taliow candles.
Another establishment has Two
elderly members On its vino COM
mittcc who never take wine and
who declare they viii make the
riuh dry
third Weli-known club allows
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CROCKETT SPRINGS

Especial to The Times
r, CKockETr STRINGS. July 3
marks the ending Of tho first month nh
or tho season NJ this resort for rho
year 1870. Names that appear upon
ne, ne register are: Misses Hilder
KIoanokc; 9: ). Lacy. Houston, Tex:
W. +. Eberhart. Chattanooga. Tenn:
n n g. Mumdy w II. Trent. Roanoke:
N hrsnsal Ii I,ano Sanford Thorpe. NJ.
Lynch burg: MIR: and Mrs. +. r. Har-
,iss. Christiansburg: j. w. Hurt. r..
T.. Moseby. Miss Elizabeth Moscby.
Among the most recent arrivals are
pr and Mrs. e. NJ. Iiibbct,. OF Nash
vile. Tenn.
Mrs X. McDoro, OF Charleston. s
g. is with her daughter and son
Mrs. Ernest @. Baldwin ana Mrs
iirroert a. Davies and her three chill
nreni OF Roanokc, are occupying ono
al ths cottages on tho hill. Mrs
Mary Couibourn. of Roanoke. is viii,
her daughters. Mcsdnmcs Baldwin
and Davies.
Miss Charlotte BarnweI. or ,,oa.
noke. who nsu.llY makes Crockett
Springs her headquarters for the
summer arrived a few days ago FOR
the season
Other habitucs Of this rcsor, oro
Misses Bertha and Grace Leeds. OF
Sew Orleans. Miss Bertha Lccds arr
rived on Friday after Il visit TO her
Trend, Mrs. a. Reid Ncnablc. In Rich.
nohd MISS Grace Leeds Joined her
cousin At the springs on Saturday.
=. Anderson, OF Atlanta. Ga liz
mere Tor visit OF some length
VI. V II. oliver, OF Norfolk. who
spent come time here last season. hn<
returned to enjoy tho curative waters
Of the springs.
Mr.. and Mrs j .Tabbour. of Roa-
hoke. and their son. Michel Jabbour
m"torcd here sunday for visit OF
few days.
Among those who motorcd here for
ninncr sunday were Or. GIN. = J.
ill. Miss Elizabeth GlIl and Mis-,
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ACCOMAC

tSrccial TO The Times D!snatch)
AcCOMAC. VA, July a.-Miss lem
nj" Fletcher is entertaining Miss
Katherine Tucker. Of Norfolk
Miss Frances Fletcher has returned
70 her home, after visiting friends in
PENNSYLVANIA.
Miss lucille Widceon. OF Eastvtllc
spent several days this week in the
home OF John u. Grant. Jr
Mr.. and Mrs Edwin Malson. II
Wilmington. Del. spent last weeg-
end with Mr.. and Mrs. l. 7 Malson.
Miss Olive Powell has returned
from visit TO friends in Carrolton
Miss Eta Wise has returned from
a three weeks visit TO Orlando, Fla
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AMHERST

AMHERST VA. July a-H !. rage,
VINO has been visiting a. his county
estate "Dniwich Farm" has returned
to Norfolk
MSS Eth"l Glhcr, Is the guest Of
~ and MIS- Walter G.!ber; In Roam
Misses Margaret and Grace Ware
a'" Tho guests u their cousin. Miss
MIA Ware, IN Roarotc
JIAan Ware and Rohn-, Murrord
were N lovington las; week on bust
ness
Miss Olga Hill. ~ Washington. n.
~as inc guest last week of Mrs.
Or q Ecar,ott. n. Shlnman.
s7.nt IN. week end a. his home here
MLss !tnda MAYS who has hnan
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Horrors! Women S Clubs Limit Gambling,
Towels, Liquors and Smokers Outfits

each of its nrubcrs one rough
cotton towel q week IL also chains
the matches Ia the >mok!ns-rOom
tables.
bridge stakes are being cut
down to ~ cents hundred; men
guests are not allowed In WU-
mems reception rooms after i:3o,
and are requested to leave by the
hall pnrtcr> IL they ONrrsta! the
regulation hour. and elevators arc
not rum after 10 u. VI. should nny
member give u card party In her
bedroom she Is spicd on through
the kryhuic and reported 10 the
committee for expulsion.
"W"mcn have to be kept In or
der" il the explanation of the lady
secretaries. III some of cur mcm-
hers were allowed tn run the club
according to their own Ideas. the
pnlicc Wouldn't tolerate onr cNis-
trucc for week..
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here. and also made II motoring trip
TO the l.uray Cavcrns.
Miss Margaret McNcrry, Of brad
dock. Pa. and Michael Hollywood. Of
NICK ecSrort. Pa. have been the
guests OF the Rev. John McNcrry.
MISS Edith Spencer. OF Newark.
Del. is the guest OF Miss Ruth Guycr
Mrs. II. Clay krcbs has returned
from Philadelphia and Washington.
accompanied by her dauchtcrin-l law,
Mrs l.. Clay krcbs. q; the former
city.
John c. Rooms. FIRST assistant post
master general. spent the wcik end
Mt the home OF his father in law,
George W. IIaddoX
Misses May and carrie Stickles. Of
Baltimore. have hcCn visiting rcla-
tives in town
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard q. Copcn-
haNcr. of Detroit. axe visiting rcla
tiNcS hCrc.
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poppses. There were four tables a;
which auction bridge were PLAYED
After tho game q salad course was
served 10y the hostess. assisted by
Miss Jane WINS Rawlings Those
playing We're McsdancS Norton Will
son. ! \. owen. W. ;. SeEar. William
and iiuSSc!l Meredith. Il \. Lewis W
l. iicar;w.ll. Henry Heartweu. Frank
.'avis. Coleman Wn!tlovk Herbert
Ncartwcl. stuart Jones. Misses rat
tie Prince Turnhull. Lille pcrciyai
and Lizzie Turnbull The guests Of
honor We're presented with guest
prizes while Mrs. Herbert Heartwtll
won the i'riac for the highest score
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-04
Eskimo Dance, Latest Fad in London,
lsSponsored by Sir Ernest Shackleton

"IhrS certainty nrc more grace
tui thnn mnny civilized ballroom
dances" declares Sir Ernest. "rhc
more convenient number thun two.
and ID II extremely rnrc 10 nrr
them dancing I'm couples.
Ihr Eskimo hop In the gem of
nll their foIi>-dnnrra. II In danced
In the snow. mud usuniIy ends In
ground. ~ timrR they scpnrntc.
nnd Eyrntc ON NIL fonrs."
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my Universal Scr,icc.I

LONDON, july 3.-I.0ndon ball
rooms are experimenting with the
newest dnnce cruxc-thc Eskimo
hop.
The Ounce Is explained 10y Sir
Ernest ShnckIcton, Who Is lcctur-
ing IN London. ana ut II private
photopiny exhibition given recent
~ he showed a remarkable film
OF Eskim" fOlk-dunrcs. DRncing
Instructors in the audlrn de-
cinrcd the shop" suitable for the
modern ballroom.
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grocer observed that his hos,
cun,"h r, was bi. runled over
Ing and pleasant II thing . bn ia
,niandly living liz getting cheaper.
ior instance. IA year ago those eggs
"ouin nave cost you Il penny more.
year ago, replied tho CUSTOMER
when these eggs were fresh thcv
would have been worth more"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-04

Fannie Lou Gill. of Roanoke. and II.
y. Mayen and wife. of Roanoke.
Ernest G. Baldwin and Herbert A.
Davies were week end visitors. They
returned to Roanoke Sunday evening.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-04

guest of Professor and Mrs. CLAYTON
,MiiiiainS. OF Washington and Lee
University. Lexington
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WOODSTOCK

Especial 10 The Times Dispatch.
WOODSTOCK. VA. July 3-Dr
Charles \. Wnndcr, of the faculty OF
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-23
THOMAS DEC. III II HEADS
THE POTOMAC DIVISION

OF interest TO the $50 1000 members
In Maryland, Virginia, West Virginia
ana the District OF Coiun1pia was the
appointment Oh Thomas Ruth. of Bal
uuaore, as manager OF the Potomac
division, American Red Cross.
This important post has been vacant
since January 2s.I9l9 at which tInse
Colonel William Cary Sanger resigned.
II the meantime Keith Spaulding and
David h. Brown ortielaIAd as 4Iung
managers. Henry White. former am
bassador to Francs, was the Artt man
ager and predecessor OF Colonel Sanger
reiinquishlng the position to 20 over
seak as a mem Der Of the peace con-
ference,
Mr.. Ruth was educated In the pub
lie and private schools of Baltimore
and received the degrees OF A. 3. and
Phi. 3 al Johns Hopkins university
He has been engaged in active teach
ing for more than ten years, having
held. among other positions. that OF
master. in latin at the Gilman country
school for boys, Baltimore, lso9-l9l0.
instructor in classics at Princeton
from l9l2-l9i5, lecturer in Latin at
Bryn Mawr college. 1916-1917 and
headnaaster of ST. Pau1's school for
boys, Baltimore. from 1917 until
April. 1918.
In the spring Of 1918 Mr. Ruth
entered the army. commissioned as q
drst lieutenant and assigned TO duty
with the military intelligence division
OF the general staff. He rose TO the
rank OF major before his discharge
October first. 1919. With the excep-
ton OF two weeks spent at the port OF
EN- bar ka tation at Hoboken, n. j., ne
was stationed in Washington through
cut his army service. He was apou.
to sail for France when the arrnis-
tice was declared.
When Mr. Ruth entered upon his
new duties, he was accorded hearty
welcome by his directors and associate
directors. He stated that for the pres
emit the policies Of the adminGtra-
ton would continue and paid trib-
ute to the work accomplished By Mr..
Brown, who Will remain in this or
ganization as associate manager The
Potomac division com prises la7 chap
tsrA
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-23
OH. LOOK:

The unrivallsd Dolly Sisters ara an
nounced by r. Ray Conastock ana
Morris Cost, as the starr in the 4flAr-
~ musical cosneds "oh Look" These
twin twinkling stars begin at the
Strand Friday and Saturday and Sat
urday matinee,
The hook Of "oh. Look. is bv
James Montgomery, the lyrics bv
rnse ph Mccarthy and tho music BY
Harry Carroll. The production Ii
staged by Robert Miltor ana Edward
Royce. ...
The Dolly Sisters come here dire
from an enge garment season Ia New
ynfs ea ~ es.rsss HI III e liss14 " s.Sayas
IA Phiiacelphia, ard months In
Hostnn ooh Look !. sa.d to Be a
worth successor ot those trneful
musical comedies Nobody Home \
Very Good Eddse" oh, Boy
!. LAays IL 70 Jane, ana soh Lady.
Lay for which r. Ray comstock
ara Norris Gest have bAAn rApsonst-
be and thsir productions ate -
roEu!ar that they arc, the MOI vel
Come of MI musical comedy oherfnxn
ana oh. Lock. u said to b. the most
ceHEhtful OF these auccAsseA
The story ct ss0h. Look" II about 4
sold nssa% This Sky Rocket. in
which ssunS Gtephsn Baird has
Placed his Gond4Ance ana alt Ma
ii7snss appafpntiys Aftar many "a.
! t IN = ~ q Il ! Z - 3 lzls RI
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-23
THE STATUS OF WOMAN
SUFFRAGE IN VIRGINIA

The present status OF woman suf-
frage in Virginia will be outlined
briefly at suffrage headquarters
Fourth and Franklin streets, roaaorrow
afternoon. at $50 o'clock by Miss
Adele Clark. legislative chair nan n
the Equal Suffrage league Of uginia
Miss Clark will discuss the woman
suffrage bills presented to ts~ 1920
session of the general assembly of
Virginia giving the form of woman
Suffrage called for by each one, It's
PATRONS, and its fate in either or both
house OF the general Assem- BIZ. The
program for next Tuesday has been
planned as a preface to the course in
citizenship which If 70 sfolibw IL ~
SUBSEQUENT Tuesdays at su1rare
Il headquarters
Hon- r Holman Willis. Of Roanoke.
Democratic floor leader OF the house,
and Hon. r a. Anderson. Repnblica n
aoor leader Hith &ererAi other friends
of woman suffrage expect to be present
AT suffrage headquarters on Tuesaay.
and 70 sneak. eri3ny On the entrance
OF Virginia women into the full du-
lies OF citizenship
Mrs. Charles G.. Eoshe-. acting rress-
tent OF the Richmond league, win be
chairman OF the afternoon The meet
ing viii be open 10 the public
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-23
Iheaters
FLOFIo

II vas bound TO ccrae.
Elo-Fio. which will come as cor
set demoasrator a. the Strand today
rnattrsa and night and Tuesdaw night
rlas penetrated to the inneruios cir
cles 1T the rnodistss shors ana the
rlodei so eloouentiy eYnbodied by
Miss Marian Mason Who plays the
-itl~ role in this charming musical
rla-', IN thA recipient of attentions
which are causing tina; little LADY
corsi5 "a Ole ctncern. b. telenh ona,
by telegraph and in person, Miss Ma
sor - ott-s .nrrortuned 10 endorse
the creations OF corsetiers and other
piss lend far&e and figure TO fhAir
exploitation. Propositions without
end ard OF vsrinE in rortance pour
in upon her fror, r3adarnes. Made
raoiselies manicgres ard oti,ar mis-
tressee and masters whose lives are
dedicated to the mission Of perform
divine Miss Mason is simply aghast
corset manufacturers and sAlsspeopie
existing in the narrow confines Of
America
One enthusiast evan offered to
embrace the idea of the play and az
hihit Miss. Mason In his Fifth Avenue
saor window In practically the same
out At she wears 80 ncnchAlantly on
the stage, but IL a corset OF his own
make. For this service he was pre-
rared to pay a figure as robuxtly
proportioned as the models own, and
he, also promised police protection
presenting altogether most attrac-
tive offAr, but one which the prima
donna was obliged TO reject
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-23
AT FUNERAL
Of RAYMOND MCGEE

Colonel G. Percy Halves, president
Of the Howit.ers association, has
called meeting OF the EIor1tzArs'
association at Union Station MAthp-
dist church. tomorrow afternoon 1T
$3.50 o'clock, TO attend the funeral
OF Private Raymond MCGEE. ana re-
quests all ex--nenabers OF the lllth
Field Artillery to unite with them
in paying this respect TO the remains
OF Private McGee ISL
Mr.. Niece left Richmond with
the Honit-srs at the beginning ri the
late war and contracted the dlas-
niutv WHICH caused his dsath in
France. Until about ten dAss agb.
he was . patient, in the base hospital
At Fort Mcpherson. Ga He WAS
Transferred FROM there 10 the Mtmc-
rial hospital In this city where he
died Yesterday morning at o'clock.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-23
LAUGHTER AND THRILLS
IN LYRICS NEE, SHOW

Pasture. on the new bill v.hich
comes to the Lyric today op4s1ins the
week, are Albert Parry & CO. In tie
new Keith big tine laughing hit.
RENO and Return" The piece ID
said TO be hilAriously tuany ira
vesty on the divorce law Of Nevada.
Albert Parry, principal com nd!an, 10
the former musical star who appear
ed In several big preductionn In the
last several seasons he IL now al,
esta blished favorite OF the variety
stage.
On the same bill will b. Hank
Brown. finger, dancer and comedian
with his company.
Brown is a favorite in Richmond.
Heretofore he has been only in com
edy productions appearing at the
Academy Of Music.
Nit Collins, the Speaker Of tn Z,
HOUSE Is returning after an abee nee
OF Two wears, with new nrnolosue
ana lot Of original song his and a
few eccentric dance steps
Lowe, Exams and Stella a trio If
speciAIt- artists. Will contribute q Va.
riety OF laughter provoking rum rsr s.
Thoy have an act original with th.
trio.
Further widening Of The range OF
amuserent tho new BIN affc-ds Will
come the I& FolAs who havp 4 SEN
sauonal exhibition deetgned 10 pro-
ducs shocks and thrills THY esssv
many daring featx The La volas
are versatile acrcbats, svmns.t* wire
walkers and edutlibrikts Their Az
hibitlon - spectacular thrtughoul
New movies supplement the vaude-'
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-23
THE LITTLE SHEPHERD OF
KINGDOM COME

Chad, NeIiSSv. MarEayet, Big Joel
Turner. Dawn Dillon. squire Middle
ton, Lttle Tad Duior. Major Hutord,
Miss Lucy, Nathan Charry and other
characters In the story by John Fox,
Jr, The Little shepherd OF King
dom Come" which Is seen in life al
the Strand Wednesday and Thursday
ard Thursday matinee
The cornpang that is representing
this Sidney Toier adoption OF one ct
the greatest OF best sellers" In
eludes some notable rlayers In the
role OF Chad. that manly iittie fell
low. who, when his country needed
him went TO the front To save the
Union y in the capable hands OF
George Simpson, remembered for his
able work In "PoIlyanna Dorothy
Dunn who Is this MAli.ssy was with
MAudc Adams in Peter Pan" play
ing for two saasons. the role OF Wen
dy, Thes th.re ii the beautiful Fa7'
Brennan . prize wilmer In motion
picture beauty contests James lie v
needy snd Ralph Macdonald are also
OF importance in the cast. A, hand
some stage invesutur. presents
scenes in the valley OF Kinxdcm
Come at Eagle Enob in the noun
tairs, and in The mforta BILE home
Of Major Nuford
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-23
AUTOMOBILES PART IN
HIGHWAY IMPROVEMENT

Automobiles have proved an In
rortant part in the highway improve
rnent work which is now going on in
many OF the states. This 10 ex
planned says J. A. Kline, chairman
of the Richmond show committee, as
due 70 The fact that through the au-
toraobile the business people Of the
tections in their cars They have
found muddy and impossible roads.
They recognized the futiiity OF the
farmer trying TO cciae to the city TO
buy over such highways and through
persistent educational methods they
have brought the agyiculturaLsts 10 a
full realization that poor roads are a
liability that Axacts more from their
teams and consequently more liz taken
from this xranary Ia the way ct feed
for the ANIMALS There also Is less 70
bring to thu market &c turn into cash.
a much needed article .ever though
the farmer Is generally supposed to
raise, on his Land I'll that he required
for home comforts and consurn prion
Through the educational process
the farmer has been taught the value
Of better highways and he has Dee n
taught that = larger load can be
hauled the same distance when TIE
roads are improved. This education
subsequently resulted in the farmer
making demand for better high
way1, and today we have thousands
Of miles OF oNttAr roads and the cam
paign 10 just beginning.
Viewing the proposition from
~arious angles It Is readily seen that
the Auooroblle has proven 4 big fac
tor In the better highway movement
rhsch this year calls for the ezpendi-
turs Of Millions OF dollarA"
Mr.. Kline Also announced that
,s,ane for the Richmond shox- have
bean completed and, there vii! be
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. offered when the
doors OF Gray's ar.S CRY swing open a
weak from today to show the latest in
motor construction az well as in ac-
oeaecrie4- The COMMITTEES has ar
ranged for Z cabaret show and an Or
'chestra has been obtained, to provide
rs music for the dancing after the
show.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-23
STEWARDSHIP DAY
IN THE CHUReI

"stewardship Aeknow oAknkA
DAY" was observed In Ali shA~ NiEs $
nond churches YESTERDAY raYsicip4&4s
ing IN ths TnterGhurch World 1fANs n
n1ent Pastors In Pr4ebyrArtA{Ia
Methodist, Christian and 6x1kx
churches spoke upon tbs hoIv h464<1
ef Tfvin~ ri ones SELF ana rAsos1FeEs
70 rut the church on A plata buaIn11Es
basis OF raising furds 10 meet IN
needs OF the denorin5 tons. sassssa
1t was pointed cut that Gods oNU9s
crship of e1e's life. labor and p6e141y
sions Is recognized by the chrtetiaA,
steward. who cknewledges his stew
ardship in setting aside. first Of ALI M
definite porncn q hts income 101..
Gcds Use ssssS5
Some pastors pointed out that -t&Nss
average fanil5'. church estimates sknw
sat aside for amusement and autoynp-
hiles teq times as much AZ ID g4EN9
to churches or charities It WAS ufyy !
by Pastors that church m Arnbsrs MT
the contributions on budget h4gip
81 thar TIE church would not be cone
stantly asking for money, this Sunday
for benevolenc.s. the Sunday follow
ing for foreign missions. this sunday
for the pastors salary. a week l4t1
for home missions. 50 on and % ~,
Sunday after Sunday. {. ~ M
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-23
k|WAN|AAS TO EAT AND
DANCE THE HOURS AWAY

The K.wanis club having returned
from the district meeting AZ vii
m!ngton. Del. sand ready 70 engage
In typical meeting al s,3s o'clock
tonight at the Business Mems club.
After the iunchAon tonight the club
viii Eroeeed To the hall at lls west
Broad street, where dancing will be
INDUCED ia to tho hearts content
Tier will be the silent booster TO-
night, and Captain Lewis Adair will
speak on My Experiences in a Sub
Chaser
Members are expected 70 notify the
ladies' Of the dance so that 'autor,o-
hilcs and street cars may. be ordered
in time. SO