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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-16
At the T'heaters
The fsaaa n,a anal

GOA mHy miss d great many things
In the SHOW Hue iu the course OF 4
season. bat as friend to friend, aan't
miss HnMes new program repruduc.
ing h0W t'Rcle Sam Accomplished
that 3ioe,p0e, coo 1ab down III Pen,
ANA Is " hat q dramAtle critic II ma
iional Tepate sage OF this reproduction
y hlcn Nit Howe will present the
Academy t0nighE and Friday and fc,
day matinee The nlm IL replate viii,
sensational and wonderful spensA as
the nust tremendous project Of The
human faee,
M IN 4 reproduction which every
American as an American, shaala
n8t miss seeing Yellowstone nara -e-
that vast ARENA carved ~ nature IN
the heAFt M the Rocky mountatns
" here numerous geysara are the con.
tending glAdiatars les another Dig
EsRtara 10 he presented
ramhle Through the rnian ~ Pam
POLL. reproduced IN natures awm e0loga
tfnparts vivid Impressions III the hayee
hy IRE historic earthquake cen
fafiss aao Wood furaing ana de.
nar@llnK clocks al salint Claude. Ma.
pies symphonies az the Aea. amt d
ride through the Montana canvan and
oyef tbs Cascade mountains IN Oregan
oa this Chieago, Milwaakea ana 81
t@nl's olYpsAn@ ar@ only y faw os
gh@ many ether features.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-16

After a comedian or star has be-
come famous ard popular IL is always
Interesting 10 read of his beginning.
Ia The case Of Al Raymond. Of Ray
mond and C'averiy. who are appearing
at Keith's Lyric this week his going
on the stage was in a way forced upon
him. as during his hoyhood days the
desire to entertain those about him
was SO keen that hs lost every posi-
ton he ever had and was always dis
missed with this remark IF you
want to be an actor. why don I yon
90 upon the stage YOU never allow
anyone about you here tn do any work
while you are cutting up"
This happened two or three times
to young Raymond. until finally when
Blonmingdale. the big department
store owner in New York. discharged
him for giving an impromptu vaude-
vile show on the top floor 10 a group
Of cash girls, he decided 10 carry out
the advice OF HIS erstwhiie employers
and "go upon the stage.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-16
OF Interest.

change has heen made In the
plans Of the wedding on Saturday Of
Congressman Henry - Flood and Miss
Anna V. Portuer. The acceptance %
invitations 20 the wedding. which Ia
20 he held at MI Souls church. v ash
lngtou. and the reception were more
numerous than the rooms at the High
lands apartments would accommodate
comfortably. and the governing hoard
cf the American union. hearing
Of this offered the use of tho beauti-
ful Pan American building, which has
ample space. This WAS done hy the
board Of governors as compliment
TO Congressman Flood. who is chair
man Of the house foreign affairs eom-
mlttees
Mr. John Barrett. president II the
Fan American union was named as
one Of the ushers some weeks ago.
II lis expected thar between 500 and
ZOO persons will attend the reception,
which begins Immediate after The
wedding at sac r. NJ
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-16
Gibl'y kennoa

0a8nltsz ~ ufaR EZRA otvazsua
mFaInst e BAGS ground of palms fefns
@n8 Trailing GRATED SIS
Stsbbens Episcopal eUarch Bt q
ee8aaA lass evening for tha marriage
~ Miss Haete fsterteH kerHea
danEh3er ST. en8 Ajrs william ne
srWr hsHnen af arwnaa @aH A4-
tar eouufg - O~ IA rol8 58mes Gfbe
nv - Fit'sfan, fa- Tho tHr Mart n
Johnston Rss the azlie.ate.nE minis
ter
The tviae tered she rhancb with
her father. " whom sGs eas grge9
away. and sore gawn % evnbroia
erred satin trimmed SRI Iarn aEd
pearl Tier long tUIe veil MAJ
eaught with srraYs IF orange h4aa=
SONS and aha carried q aaewer he1-
auat os lfUas az fac va+iey ard nr-
chlaa Mrs JaHea Btnr1ra Dr.. a&-
tended Ter a@ter as usa ron - honor.
ard were pink cTspe Ge chino and
carried stn& szS~etpeHs
T1r. ,WE3iau a }<euuen Jr., 'ef
Nashville, Tenn. brother Of ae bride
w@a hest fuAu TIC gFhers were
Mhssrs W g. T#rpIa, AR, Walter
Johnston. - Ngw York; Mr. Stanley
Root. q Philadelphia and sir. Claf~
rnce Reed IF Philadelphia Little
Misses Eleanor Binfard ~ West
hampton, ard EUfh 1<eun9n #f NOT
folk. nteces ~ the bride. wearing
dainty froeka - wafte mail and lace
we're the ribbon bearers
A reception followed she ceremony
at 1he Country c}uh 70 which orlg
shA immediate families and a few
friends were Invited Ir etihhy 8aH
hss brsde left Immediately after tBa
reception Tor a wedding journey. and
after May Int. viii he at horne az
8f3 wyoming avenue.
Tire Wedding guests from distance
Included f4r and Mrs II. r.. Gibh9t
wilkes Barre. Pa Mr. ard Mrs Wi
laaHn Gfbby. South Orange. " =
Or Beverly Randolph Kennan, Miss
Ruth Rennen. If Norfolk. Nj and
Mrs perctvaI Resell N u Mr. and
Mrs Edgar Gibby Resell Y D. Mr.
Saanley Rect Philadelphia MIR
Clarence Reed Philadelphia Mr.
Nafha9 Johnson New York Miss
Helen t3fhhv. Mrs G8bbv af Newark.
n far 8tttjaB1 q RAHHoa, Jrs.
Nashville Tenn H. Hugh 4 Mel
son. Mrs H II Nelson. Charlottes-
willie fir Gibbv is graduate of
princeton aaa she University Of Penn
sylHAn3a
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-16

DR. Byrd Charles walls has re-
turned TO the city, after visit 20
Mrs, Wills parents In Harrisonburg
Mrs Willis, who was formerly Miss
Reba Spite, Will remain in Harrison
burg as the guest or her parents for
two weeks
Mr. James stuart has returned 90
his home Ia Norfolk after spending
several days ln this city
Mrs Thomas z. McAdams. who has
been the guest OF friends in Charlotte.
y. G.. and Pinehurst liz now the guest
az her sister Mrs David Cardwell, of
Greenvtlle. 5, e Mr. MeAdamS has
returned to the city
Mcs. Frank Anthony Wake, Of Nor
folk IS spending "a lew days In Rich.
m0nd
AIR and Mrs Percy Williams. Of
stanton, are spending some time in
the city
air Harry MeCue, Of Chariottes. lille.
~ Visiting relatives in thls city
Miss Helan Smith has returned 10
Richmond after visit 20 her cousin.
Miss slrether la Lynchburs.
Miss lalclle Fieurney has returned
from Alice. Va, where she spent the
Raster holidays
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-16

Ore Of the leading motifs In summer
materials is stripes thsrs are striped
volisa, striped crepes. striped epsnss@s
striped nets and numbariess other
striped fabrics gbat ezra cooi and be-
coming The apange soitings shew q
nairlins stripe Of black or color. Soma
ot the imported cotteus have wtd@
stripe OF white chenille edged with ~
tine AZ black or cofors. and then there
mrs the very popular awning atrtpss-
These awning stripes are nEe3 for both
houses and frscsa and are very effsc-
dive No. s1e6 Illustrates th@ awning
strip. In 81 Afternoon gown; the ma
tsrial In q French printed net and la
priced at TO cents q yard. a twe-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-16

81 This most psular NJ American
actresses returns in "rante" the play
having been made nv Mr. Cham
berR from the wldslY-rnupwn novel
of the same name BY Mrs. Anne Doug
lsa Sedwlrk
Since Miss Barrymore surrendered
the unlmp0rtant roles In which only ~
few seasons ago she won an irnmanse
following. and seriously undert 3ek
plays calling for serious acting ability
ard proved the wisdom Of her move
by her exquisite work in eMid-Chan~
nei. Alice SIT by the fire." and ne
Witness for the defense" she has
never done anything quite as charm
tng or delightful as her '"Tante" In
the role she has met with nothing less
than "a triumph and her characterize
ton has placed her definitely and I'm
medlateiv Ia the front rank Of Ameri-
can actresses whose efforts for the
good of the American tneater are 20
be- taken seriously
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-16
Dinner Dance ss Richmond.

One ~ the most Interesting charity
eyenta given 10 Richmond for some
time IN th@ dinner dance which will
take place this evening in the bali
room ~ the Richmond hotel The
affair IL hmlnw given under tha dirsc+
linn ~ the Kings Daughters for the
benefit ~ the SheitegfBe Arms Free
hospital Many fascinating favors
Will be presented 70 the guests and
three handsome silver cups will he
given for me couple dancing best the
one step and hesitation Mise French
Patton win give an exhibition dane and
AFR Du notr and Miss Nayior. now az
the Richmond hotel, will give an ex-
nl6ltton ~ the new South American
dances Mr. and Mrs. Clarence MIL
hiaeg have also promised 70 dance the
tango.
n will be very brilliant sHai- and
many tables have already been re-
served
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-16
SAGE TEA KEEPS
YOUR HAIR DARK
WHEN atxmn waTM sAArHtA N
BANGS BACK sT@ ANsaMN
ANN ABUNDANCE,

1ray halt ha~ svsf handsome, aeAotsa
aat AAcigK ass We ali Aanw the AdyAar
ta@s ~ youthful appearances. Your
batf ts Ysuf ea&Fm, IL makes or mars
the faes. Avn Il faaeA tatna aras
Ama l@ak4 dgY ~iapt ana ssfAA az,
luak 4 le@ applications ~ ha@a Tea
sna sulphur sahAnees ita appearances
a AaAared faia
uen't stay gray Lock y0unk
hlthaf Rf@Hafa iha toatN ~ home o.
set ff0m aHy dfa& as0ga y 90 cent ees
he az "wyetna sa@s #aa Sulphur HALF
KsmsaY thousands OF felix's recon-
a'essa saia ready tes use prepAfzti en, be-
cause II d@Ekeas tAa hair beautifully
and removes danarmff steps ssAip tteh-
sns and fAilinA hair hs@iaes. ne ene an
nesslels tell. So Il aarhsas 80 naturally
and evenly i eta rm0istan "A sreW@e 0r
s9t nFuAh with 81 drawing this through
thw BAR, taking 0as small strand a. y
time by nnfninx the gray hair dis
AnnsAra~ sStsx sS@sh<s assSsls@AStSss ~
Two, ifs natural c0iov IL restored ans
y becomes thiek. glax4y and lusEFouA
AnA xoa spRsAr@ ysAs@ T9nnm *xASAay
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-16
At the University.

Miss Virginia Robertson. n Dan
Vile who was maid of hoAor 1T
the Ceril-Drake wedding. Nbtcn tcek
place Monday. Is now attending the
Faseer festivities AZ tha 1 University
= Virginia. sire VIII return 90
D4cniat nj Saturaay Among the
Tech mend girls who are retarntAg
salt fday are Misses Sarah Cppenst~
Ble~ Virginia CheNterman. Marina
pu'Ceil, Elizabeth Taylor
Mss Mildred Lee. Nagleome v.
ttt.. Vito Was among tka six pretty
bridesmaids az ths Ce i-DraKa vi d.
d 49, Is NOW the guest II friends AT
t3eNt q Miss Minnis SaAale at
Monte emery. another bridesmaid. IS
Fpe0o'ns several weeks IN Rich mend.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-16
NEW COLLECTOR TAKES
HIS OFFICE THURSDAY

NEWPORT NEWS, VA. April D.
Norman r. Hamilton, recently ap-
pointed collector OF customs uf the
port of Norfolk Newport News VIII
take the oath OF office In Norfolk ON
Thursday morning April 18th ard
viii come 70 this city IN the afternoon.
he has accepted an invitation to the
annual banquet, 10 be held at the War
wick hotel ON Thursday night
MIR Hamilton had an extended con-
versatlon with Secretary OF the Treas
airy McAdoe yesterday preliminary to
the assumption az his new duties,
which. according to the plans OF che
department. viii occur tomorrow He
viii probably visit the Richmond and
Petersburg custom houses NEXT week.
The bond Of Mr. Hamilton. which viii
he tlo0,0 09, WAS executed 10 Wash
ington yesterday
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-16

Th@ younger aoc4ssy set wa@ smt ia
fnli forte - . subscription dance e3w6u
last Monday evening ~ tire ttermiteee
Golf cIub Tha club VAS beautifully
decorated with Southern afn4iag ara
Faster ults@s which formed very
fetching coivs NJ beusa ~ green and
white TINS ehmpefones far the s1ssir
were Mrs III faperN and Mrs
Oscar @winagera Refreshments werm
served ~ O'Clock and thA dancers
made merry until a late hour ThoHs
attending we're Berkeley Cooke. Mics
Marie Cooke. Jack Hurreas Mien
Elizabeth Owen, Osborne Jones'. Mls@
&ickstii Johnston, Robert Gr9neF. Alias
Lucille &@al Felgnef Neala. 1i@s
Elizabeth Kelly. Robert Nas3 Miss
Emily HoKers0n Wytuan CnheGi Miss
riazletlnS Watson, HraNton Valentine,
Msss Katherius Valentine, Tom esres-
ham. Miss Grace Jenkins Garland
syanor, Miss Eilzsbcfh Philips. Bruce
Ferguson, sffsa Louise Wilmer, Tom
Preston Miss G@4en Johnston, Gsear
swinesord, Miss Carroll dinor, James
TAYLOR. Miss Isabel Williams. La@
Rendrs Mccall. New Orleans. Miss
Martha Wall Edward preston. Miss
Margaret Hsrud0n, robert Blanken-
ship " Rs Uorsen Fitzgerald. Arthur
Caperton. n So Rose Caperton. Mari
h.ourou9h Addison. Miss Saliie Gordon
kahbg Miller MsN Katie Branch
Churchill Young. Mfaa Ellen Wallace
Lackert Befnlaa. Mlas Alice Jones.
Wallace Neal. Miss Margaret Miller.
John Gordon Wallaee. Mss Maria
Adkins, The gtaea we're r. XIX
patrick Parrish. Jr, spctlR~ooa Dab
ney Crenshaw. W, L g. Thomas and
Jack Potts
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-16

VILLA ASBLRG, VA. Aprtl 1s--
Professor Ferguson. chairman az the
Peninsula school Fair committee. an
n9unees the program OF the school
tair To- DC held here on Friday, April
@4th The address ~ welcome on tla
part ~ the city Will be made by Mayer
=. w, Warhnrton and BY Dr. Lyon q
Tyier on behalf Of the College ~ VIII
liam and Mary The principal speech
pf the occasion Will ha made by Gov.
ernor Henry II Stuart at 400 =. NJ.
Athletics Will occupy considerable
time on the program. opening with q
baseball game. The committee has u
large list+ az valuable PRICES 10 ha
awrded the successful Contestants Ia
all departments.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-16

1eesgs How ard and Frank Uaansr
#gr.s 81 Mrs. Mary Danner OF Chester
asld, have been spending the holidays
with their mother. Both of them are
attending the State college Of Pennsyl.
yenia. NJ isses Margaret Rapp and
Susie Baker, o. Shenandoah city Va
and Mss Marie Bresee. OF California.
we're guests 1T the TAanner home dur
ing the holidays on Friday a lovely
party was given by Mrs Danner in
honor Of her guests and her sons
Monday most enjoyable launching
party WAS given down the river. and
on Tuesday the Mesara. Danner re-
turned to college.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-16

a musical tea wall be given AT St
PauIs parish house. Sis East Grace
street. Friday afternoon from : te
O'Clock Mrs Robert Blankeaship,
Mrs. Elizabeth b. Bowie. Miss Mary
Ttavers, Mira Beirne Blair, Mrs. Gran
Vile v Valentine Mrs Meade Mann and
Mrs Jonn Farland are tin charge Of
the affair Those who viii render ne
musical program are; Mr. and airs.
Norman Call. Joseph F whlttemcre.
Mrs Clarence =. CABOT, with Louis
Weitzel as the accompanies Mrs May
v Arnaistead Will render @ piano solo
and viii also accom- pany Miss Ma ria
Adkins, who Will play a selection on
the violin. Light refreshments viii
bs served ana the public is cordially
invited to attend
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-16
Married in Washington

An tnteTs~ Ing marriage tcok piac'
yesterday In st MmsRareEs church
washington, y g. nj mon. when Nlgi
Marie Elizabeth Rust. daughter ~ Mr.
end Mira AisoYt Sidney Rust. of thb
f3ty, baeanta fhA bride ~ Mr. Htlllau
fslm n&on, The Rev n Wln@Ata .TicA
mttnR Mr. and Mrs Fuas ara Mlm'
MARY Mcfteafraau. An aunt Of the
groom accompanied tho enupis Il
Washington
After May NJ Mr. and Mrs wianfoF
will be ~ home a. 367 North Tsanty
Hfth street. this city
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-16
SHENANDOAH VALLEY
HAS AUTO-BUS LINE

SHENANDOAH. VA. April ts.--
The Shenandoah VALLEY Transpor alton
company. Strasburg and Winchester.
Va, proposes to conduct an autono-
bile passenger business between the
two points. q distance Of eighteen nile
operating a twenty passe niger machine.
which will be lighted by electricity at
night Car will maFe fwn round trims
daily. Connection with the Cumber-
land Valley railroad will be made al
Winchester The service may he ex-
tended 10 Harpers Ferry twenty-five
miles from Winchester. III G. Harden
NJ O. simpson and r w Shank are
interested
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-16
NEW CHURCH READY
EARL Y IN THE FALL.

STEPHENS CITY. VA. April -
Building operations are being re-
sumed this week on the new house II
worship Of the Methodist Episcopal
chuseh South. al this place. The wprk
was begun last year. but had 10 be-
stopped during the freezing weather.
The brick work Is TO be rushed FRS m
life -
Whom The building Is completed 1t
viii cost about $4,000, exclusive OF
the furniture. and tt will be one of ths
nandson1eSt structures OF the kiad la
tina lower Shenandoah valley. n Nill
be An architectural gem.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-16

piece, gathered tunie 10 feature of
this 6rsss and a gathered guimpa Of
plain white net.
This dr@sa requires for girl Of IL.
sA yaras OF 80 inch material
The panntsrea gown shown GA the
other figured is fashioned of creps IN
which there ~ a fAne lina Of bright
green cellar and trimming sections ara
OF bright green wolfe. and the girAis Ia
green velvet The crocheted buttons
and loops are effective aa trimming,
This dress may he copied in sisa ~
with sN yards OF as inch material.
No. stss--sixes II to Is.
No. xf47~-xixem 81 20 a.
Each pattern Is cents.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-16
Health and Beauty Aids
~ MRS. MAE MARTINI

Dolly When my scalp is itchy use
a scalp and hair tonic whteh can be
made at homa for little cost by add
ing one ounce aulnEolW get from y9ar
drug storel to oae7half pint alcohol
then one half pint water This gives
Sou fun pint 81 very superior
touie- Rubbing a iltsie into the Eeaip
twice a week quickly ami permanently
eellaves irritation. overcomea aandrun
and corraets faulty condition Of tina
SCALP, The continued use OF uuinaoln
toHic restores the former lustrs ana
suft nnn to faded. "stringy" hair and
insures an abundant and beautiful
growth.
Worried aefA Is harmless and
highly satisfactory way &c hanlah sa~
nsrauoWs hairs MaN@ s. pasta With "a
little powdered delatens ana water.
spread an hairy suFfacs and In Two
at three minutes fah on. wash the skin
and II will ee iers sgnoeth aud hairless.
Have package Of delatona handy
~nd you can keep y9aF akia free from
ugiy haiFs.
Frances whea year eyes smart and
sehe. try thss harmless ana vets -
eeilsns eysrsvmeaf Into aae pint ~
clear water pat aaa ounce eeY stas
Dropping two or thFe@ drops Of thts
ia sach eye relieves smart strain or
aeha IL also atrvaatheus tired muscles
and hsntshea xr@palatsd LETS Gsins I'll
ressoFes ths yuuthful spAsAls and -
preston TO aull iistisss 81 ea
Miserable Hers ~ a simple faf
maia fer relief feem oyag fstaesm and
a aenolne ssah Feaaser Into enc and
one half psntR hot waiter dissolve four
ounces nafnotis. aAkw az this uae
Tablespoonful three tiFaea = day, This
pAgnetta treatment IA gradual and las
tive im Ets action and Toes nst require
dieting aF vigorous exercising When
the weight is sufficiently s~Naoea tha
aanre wlli ne piumr ana tho akin
smooth aud steaF
Mad Here IA a very nne lotion
tor cleansing Ana heauttfyinR the skin
Dissolve faur ounces spMFmAx tfrnnl
your dfaEatgn Id anss bali nlnt mtieA
hagel or hot water and add two taA@
xpoanfnis glycerine, Apply Ia face.
naek and arna and rnb lightly until ii
yaniaheS This n snxtxible and I'm
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-16

the Augustine Harwood wedding
which takes place Tuesday. April
z1st. Captain and Mrs, William q
Harvey, az Washington. will arrfve
Monday for the wedding ana WsH re
the guests OF Mr. and Mrs, Charles
Nhtiock Harwood
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-16
Aslas Johnston SO sie&A

Mlss Nay Johnston aho ia the
8uuH ST friends in tas eitY will
npva6 tH the Students Aed faculty ~
Rb hWand college an woman aUf
ffa&e fp4 evvaiNg az sJs aelock
lp il3e aiif8e ehApNl Mrs. r 81
Valentine Will ALSO ba present aad
2akp paH IA the meeting The PUp
kao ts er8i4iiy invited.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-16
Important Meetings,

The ladies joint committee Of the
StonsNall jackson Monument assscia
tion will meet this morning at 1880
o clock in Lee Camp hall
meeting Of the board Of man
ayers of the Shelterlng Arms Free
hospital Will be held today AZ noon
In the hospital Members are request
ed 20 attend. as important business is
10 be discussed
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-16

This weeks attraction at the niiou
is making a great success as played
by the Grayce Scott players II ls
one OF David Belasco's greatest plays
Next week, the Grayce Scott play
ers will produce the weil~known play.
The Bachelors Romance"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-16

parts an exquisite tint and velvety
eluaoLAnees 10 tbs skin The use IN
this spurmaa lotion ~ill remove tina
CITY saiiowt unhealthy guler and ada
"A touch Of retined elegance 10 taa aain.
test complexion
Mrs, a. n Rs No woman @ha prises
her hair viii ass seap. witch. because
~ its very nature makes tia hAir
stf@aky. brittle and uamanagaahla. TRY
eanthraA just dissolve ~ teaspoon fn4I
in = cup " hat water and ruh hrlskly
as yoo pour IL on the hair ana scalp.
This makes an abundance Of rteh
cleansing iAther that In very saoshinx
~ tender itchy scalpH Ftiasinx leave.
tha scalp Immediately clean. and saaA
strand of hair will be moft. alslrnnAsYy
aud fuii Of health. CAnshrox shampoos
afs splendid for correcting unnatural
conditions esesasive otltnuss. aFynaas
or peseuss daaag1H
julia The pimpis. hlotehy condition
~ Yaur akin a due 10 accumulated
possene Tabs the following odd faah
tened bleed cleanser ana body buiiasf
Ana this uamlA hsiinssa viii vanish
Toto enc hair pius aieuhal pat oHA uunua
karasue twhieh SON gsf fr0gn the drag
sterel ard one hair sapfni sugar then
add hef water 90 make a fuli quart 4
Tablespoonful three times day liz Ia.
deae 4hls laasa aats Kantiy on ahs
organs az elimination ana thus In
eeaRsas ysuF appetite sid assists Yea Ia
set the falt sfgsagth giving vaius az
Saur food and tones tbs entire ssafeu.
and fartias~ II As ainst disease
Mrs jack WrlnRias and asa iln.s
are easily removed with aiauuMa8a
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-16
Ethel garr,saor,

Preceded by NEST pleasing news ~
heF triumph tn n@w camcay ny G.
Haaaan Chambers, IN which sha las
heen cr0wding the Eppire theatre Ia
Nrw York for the past three m Anths,
Ml@a Ethel Barrymore In 20 coTaa 10
thf Academy VI Music tho evenings
ok Monday and TUESDAY. Apral IA and
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-16

70 @Atafn sstssaT g@TsFn 81
inssymtsd MI ostt sa5s eogrpon ana
enclose is esnts IN stamps or coin
Be sure to state numbor Of pattern
and niR@, measuring cy@g the fullest
part af the bus& Address Pattern
6Npasfgn snx~ care Richmond VIZ
wfnfar
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-16
aas@s uf Miss iiarweosi.

MICS Alma AlennaGl. III NArfnlA. iE
tne guest az Mics Marie HARDWOOD ~
b~F hnus ln Norsh fsofnhmrdx street
She WILL TenaAAR la the elty until afseg
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-16

parts an exquisite tint and veivety
erunotaneRs 20 tbs skin, The use IN
this spurmaa lotion will remove tina
oily. sailow, unhealthy eoler and add
touch Of refned elegance 20 the Aain.
test complexion.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-01-26

~ =. o. A. AGoantaln Meme.
Mountain air and eld-fashionsd cook.
nc tor 'convaiescent men 10 . now 90
t1vesy Announced By the West Side Z.
y Q. A. The association has . farm
- - aorUe at Kingston. N. T.. on
peeeh the new Undertaking win be
le1nched. Il h planned to put . prac-
~ farmer IN charge. Secretary WAL
~ Dick says that The clty hospitals
0so "gsnsfally ovsrseowded and - q
seouat men ere turned away before they
~ strong enough to 90 hack 70 work,
ThN Uountain home win lay the fOun.
0Al1Ua foe the future.