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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-11-22
DR.. C. ALPHONSO SMITH
PHI BETA KAPPA SPEAKER
Several Alumni VIII bc Initiated lite
Mother Chapter AT William and
MRry College.
Ispeclal to Tho TImes- Dispatch.l

Especial to Tho Tlmes- Dispatch.l
WILLIAMSBURG, VA, November 81.
1t has been announced that the
speaker before the william and Mary.
Chapter OF the Phi Beta Kappa Society
this year will be DIR. g. Alphcnso smith.
Of the University OF Virginia. The
subject of DIR. Smiths address is not
yet known.
~ number Of alumni viii 90 inflated
into thc-society at tho same meeting.
The list of names given out by the
secretary includes William knyunaugii
Doty, OF Kentucky; Robert Bruce Jack
son. kcswich. Va: Charles G. Snow.
;. Z. Freeman. Charming NJ. Hall. VIII
liarnsburE. Va; DR.. Paul Howle, rich
mona; DR. George IL. Booker, Danvillc.
Va: Frederick y. Goodwin, Arhln nd
Edward ,Roanc Wilcox, Norfolk; Cap,
tains John a. Coke. Richmond ana
tcy. L. u. Ths'nas. OF Troy,> Ohio
The annual celebration OF Phi Beta
kappa is Invaluable, held ut William,
and Mary On December ;. unless that
date falls on n SUNDAY.
Inc names ~ the Noraiumni initiates
have not yet been made public us they
arc elected ut q different meeting from
that at which former students are
chosen. AS honorary members arc elect :
ed Only upon grounds OF special liter
AIRY or scientific distinction. The list
of William and Afary's chapter includes
many Of the most distinguished men
In the state. There are no women mem
bcrs through the laws OF the chapter
were recently changed TO admit Of their
election should tho members desire to
Ito so.
Tho officers OF the society for the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-11-22
@TIIE GAY WIDOWS
Is BtJOU'S BUULESQuE

The Gay Widows" vii, spend
Thanksgiving week at the Bijou
Theatre. and promise to add to the
gaisty Of the week.
Tho Gay Widows is an attractions
described as "a whirlwind Of merry
musical ;,bsurdities. entirely new
throughout. sent on the road with
magnificent mountings and company
OF uniform excellence"
The advance notices relate that the
company selected is one of the strong
est ever sent out Of Mex York. and
unusual care has been taken to sec
that tho. costuming as well az the
other necessary details IS strictly in
Keeping with the production.
The musical portion OF the show is
said TO be one OF special merit. no less
than twelve musical numbers being
presented. aside from those sung by
the principals.
Two original comedies, - Hot
Night and Hotel New Point Com
fort" are the vehicles. which will in
troduco the following principals: James
L. Daley, comedian; ELL Armstrong.
trump comedian; Eddie Loyett, tho
Adonls of Terpslchore"; Marie Beau
gardc, prima donna; May Abbott. SOU
brettc, jos Taylor, German comedian.
and others.
One OF the interesting features will
be 4 battalion OF girls decked out In
stunning gowns. "a chorus of pretty
costumes. and the costumes full OF
pretty girls"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-11-22
COLD GONE! HEAD
CLEAR AND NOSE
OPEN---|T'S FINE!
"Pape's, Cold Compound" ends
colds and grippe in h
few hours.

Take "P4pe-s Cold Compound every
two hours unril you have taken three
doses. then all grippe misery goes and
your cold vii! be broken. II promptly
opens NoLr cIoggcd-up nostrils and
the ar passages OF the head; stops
nasty discharge OF nose running; re-
lievcs the headache, duliness, fcyerish-
ness, sore throat, sneezing, soreness
and stiffness.
Don't stay stuiied-up. quit blowing
and aruSlin2. Ease your throbbinE
head--nothinss else in the world gives
such prompt relief as 'Pape's Cold
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at any drug store. II acts without as
sistcnce. tastes nice and causes no in
convenience. Accept no substitute
Advertisement.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-11-22

,endoa the prncoto"-Yoic football game
at Princeton.
burg. ". Va
AIRS; Mrs, u. z. lenrm is visiting relatives In
s Aafs sp ii 95s ' ss % hsS e
In Williamsburg, VA.
Edwin Jordan. of Pittsburgh, Pa, is the
guest of liis parents at 'Rcclusc."
Curry Thomas and uarry Jordan spent
several daya i'll Norfolk this week
Mrs. A.. Il. Masters rs Visiting hcr parents
Mr.. and Mrs. John y. Byrd left ON Tues
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-11-22
The Old Adam,

y long minute elapsed before eitae:
woman moved or spoke.
Transfyed beside A!ans chair.
stshdyins herself with a hand upon it's
back, Judith stared 1T the figure in
the doorway, IN a temper az once dis
cotited and defiant. With this she suf-
tereu e phase OF incredul!ty, WIZ scarAe
,pole to persuade herself that this was
truly Rose who confronted hcr-Rosu
whose sweet and gentle nature had
ever served rs the butt OF Judith'a con-
tempt and ruthless ridiculo.
Here was revolution with a ven
geance. when Rose threatened and
judith shrnnk.
II was as If the women had ex-
changed natures while they slept.
The countenance that Rose showed
rer sister was thundcrcioud rent by
tho lurid lightning OF her angry eyes.
Her posc was tcnee and alert. like the
pose of an animal set to sp-lDg. In
aer hand hung Il revolver, the same
fJud!th's hand sought the holster. at
her hip and found 1t empty) that her
sistcr had Worn and forgotten to re-
move when SHE dropped haif-dead with
fatigue, upon the bed.
And slowly. toward the end of that
long, raute minute, the girls grasp
frightened upon the grip OF tho weapon
and It's muZale lifted.
Rema-king this, cash os her one
time temper quickcncd Judith. or a
sudden. with start she crossed the
floor In single, roiscIcss stride, and
threw herself before her sister
'Wcil?" she demanded hot,y. What
are you waiting for? Nobody's stop
ping you: why don't you shoot?''
The upward movement OF the hand
was checked: the weapon hung level
20 .Jud!th's breast--as level and un-
equivocal as the glance that probcd
her eyes and tho tone OF Roses voice
~ she demanded:
What were you doing thcrc?"
''tf you must know from me what
YOU already know. on the evidence of
%our cyeg--I WIS bidding good-by TO
the man l love--ltissing him without
ais knowledge or consent before leav-
ing him TO you for good and all!''
What do you mean?"
Continued To-ATorrow.)
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-11-22
TWO sPRIGHTLY SHOWS
BILLED AT LYRIC

1
Thanksgiving week will bring 20 the
Lyric Theatre an interesting and d.
Verhihed exhibit OF vaudeville attrac-
tons Two of the most eprightly of
the seasons variety shows arc an.
hounced By Manager Rex.
! notable feature OF the bill for the
F, lrst half OF the weel, liz tho Berrenp,
who supply musical novelty. Violin
ana piano playing form tho founda-
tion for this act. which IL picturesqucl,-
staged and costumcd. Each OF the
team Is an accomplished musician.
whose performance will appeal to the
critical auditor. Equally conspicuous
IL, IN tue new show will be the Gardner
! Trio OF dancers. Their terpsichorear n
rcvela arc said to be quite different
from any OF the all-dancc acts on
/ View this season The repertoire in
cludes the newest ballroom dances and
and every popular form of stage
dancing.
| Ford. Watts and Hayes. three men.
| nave n fast and funny round OF songs,
| dances and acrobatic work Hilton
and Roberts. man and woman, viii be
I seen IN n variety turn. The usua
order Ia reversed, the man being the
straight and the woman the/conled,.
| end Of the team. Craig and Williams.
IN knockabout comedy act, complete
| the bill.
! split headline bill sianallzes the
second half OF tho week, the big Tea
lures being Raymond and Balm In the
f, skit Locked Out" said TO be br!sr-
ling with funny situations and smart
dialogue, and Dyons and Tosco, vo-
caHsts and instrum cntalists. George
Lyons is a. sharpises OF ability. and his
Inartncr. Bob Yosco, IS t, singer whose
voice has won him distinction in
vaudeville. Julieteiia's Dogs come with
4 new ana amusing animal act, which
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-11-22

Mrs. Wiggs OF tho Cabbage Patch' arc
forgotten WHOM the people got to know
Ann Boyd She Is the embodiment OF
al that is good In life. Warning all
the time between tho inherent good
which ever asserts itself. and IL desire
FOR revenge upon the wontun who has
turned her happy married life into an
arid waite OF lonely struggling. the
better part OF her always hobs uo
sersncly and asserts Itself In causing
ncr to pick up n street waif and cd,,-
cate him, IN paying for an operation
whici, Is to save tho life of he bi,terost
enemy and finally In saving inc dau.:h
Tor of this enemy from the machine
tons OF NOT over conBcjcnttous young
lnun.
Miss La Verne makes the part stand
out prominently. and gives IL That
She Is Ann Boyd. Every movement.
every intonation, every voluntary Inn
pulse, portray the woman who has suf
rered and who knows IT, She is the
hniahcd actress who makes ono forget
that she lives In the world OF ,paiSn.
believe, and presents the character so
forcsbiy that IL actually lives"
me public was evidently OF the same
mind. judging from the packed houses
the play drew. and evidently still IS.
since Ann Boyd has boon requested
oitoner than any other play this sea-
son.
Edward Arnold will play Joe BOYD.
and George Wellington Will appear In
the heavy" OF tho women, next, of
course. to Lucille La Verne, will be
OiiTc Blakeney in the inGcnuc role,
whfle Viola Fitzpatrick should score as
Jane Heminway.
Jnmcs 4. Marcua will supply much
or the comedy clement In theLpart
which he created in the original
snubcrt production IN Boston Sedlcy
crown sack Crosby, Robert Lance and
WHium Wade Scott are congenially
cast. The latter having played in the
piece not only here, but In the New
fork production 1T wallack's Theatre
.nst season. Fay Wheeler and Louise
Whitc arc prominently cast. and there
VIII again be all augmented cast to
I'LL the nineteen speaking parts. From
scenic standpoint. Ann Boyd" should
be as attractive AZ 1T is certain to
be from an acting standpoint.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-11-22
CHAPTER cvI.-sorrENEp.


y" that act of sheer sclf-defensc
tEa-Horld was richer for the loss OF
two black-liearted black guards, and
Alan Law might now be considered
safe from further pcrsocuticn-sincc
there now remained not one soul loyal
enough to Seneca Urine to prosecute
his private war of vengeance against
alan. And though that aged mono
maniac had means whereby he might
purchase other scoundrels and corrupt
them to his hidcouB purposes, judith
waa determined that he should never
again have any opportunity so TO do.
Though Alan. ahc knew, would never
lit his hand to hinder her fathers
freedom of action. shc, judith, meant
10 take such steps as nils persecution
called for. II there were any Justice
in the hand--if there were any alien
lists capable OF discriminating between
Trines apparent sanity and his deep.
rooted mania--thcn surely not many
days moro should paEs Into history
without witnessing his consignment to
AN institution for the criminal Insane.
She. Judith, would zee TO that, and
Then Rose and Alan would marry
and live happily ever after.
But what of Judith"
She made small gesture of rcsig-
nation to her destiny What became
OF her no longer rnattcred. 80 that
Alan were made happy in such hap
ptrcss as he coveted.
And nov the thought stirred her
sharply that what was 90 DC dune
ulurt be done quickly. II at all.
And the almost level rays OF the
declining sun, striking In through the
open window, counselcd haste if judith
were TO accomplish her intention OF
leaving this place and finding her
sather again before nightfall.
With the utmost care ahe rose from
The bed. crspt TO tho door OF tho room
tnow recognized the quarters of
;hc torou,nn OF tho hydraulic mining
outfiO ana ont into inc roorr a2ioin-
ing.
And there pulling the door TO gently
behind her, shc paused. and Tor ,nan%
rttnutes stood ~! tenSestrung contcrn
2laiion OF the man she iovcd---Alan
Law. asleep IN q chair beside a table.
ais head p!llowc0 on his folded arms.
This WAS leave taking between them
and lac would nnvcr know.
Ear better sol Judith felt she could
cot trust ncrsnfy to Say farewell TO
hin without breaking down and son,
,essinS the utter wrntchcducss that
threatened 10 overwhelm hor each
tifnc she forced herself 10 face tho
Thought that this parting must be
in;l
Like q thief she stole acrozs the
creaking floor 10 .Aians Side hest
;ated. bent her head to his ana touched
her lips to his cheeS--a caress so light
that he slept OH In ignorance of IT,
Then, as she lifted her head and
stood erect, hoson convulsed with 81
lent sobs. she looked squarcly into
the face Of Rose.
CHAPTER LII.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-11-22
The Trey O'Hearts
se,n.nHc Tale by Louis Joseph v.po..
Copyright. 1874. " Louis Joseph vaaes
SYNOPSIS.

by arrangement with the Universal Rim
S...1 ,:, Company. 4. possible to
Dispstch ar also to SEQ It in pictures y:
nc superior Theatre. Synopsis OF preceding
oisn uacd by Seneca. Trino In the private
"a. %ar OF vengeance. which through tho agency
OF biG daughter Judith u woman of Violent
34ts!ons l!ha hin own he wages usain.,
Aien Law. son OF the man tno~ deal1 who
HSe inIoccntiy Responsible for tho accidcu I.
mich icrt Trlno helpless cripple for life.
Am loves and IS loved b: Rose -Judith's
s"In and double. but in I'll other respects
ass OPPOSITE. judith vows 20 compass Alau'r
4,ati. but Alan savca her iito under dra-
@ina her love. Thcreafte. Judith Is uc-
LATED ~ turn by tho old hatred. the new
PC. and Jealousy OF her sister Rope: che
becomes nlicnutod from her father through
~! 'Siiuro 20 curry out his homlcidal p!ans.
$40 DecauAe OF the ala Bhn has extended
Inn IN iliI flight with Rose from tho VEN
seInce or Frfnc through tho mountain,
.! Western Arizona. Alan. Hose. Barcus and
y1luith uro pursued rclontiesY!y by Trine =
15eniS. two or whom Alan rs forced 80 Kill
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-11-22
SAVE YOUR HAIR! IF FALLING OUT
OR DANDRUFFF rs CENT DANDERINE

Falls out fast y little Dandcrine To-
night--now--anytim surely save
your hair.
Get a 25-cent bottle of knowitons
Danderinc from any drug store or toilet
counter. and after the first application
your hair VIII take Oh that life. lustrc
ana luNurinnce which is so beautiful
It will become wavy and nuffy aud have
the appearance OF abundancc; an in
comparable gloss and soitncsS, but.
Mat will please you most will be after
just few weeks use, when YOU will
actually see q lot of fine. downy hair---
new hair-growing all over the scalp
AdvertiScme
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-11-22
ADJUSTMENTS
(Contlnued. from Elghth Page


things OF Lucille In Verne, but few be-
.i1ycd that so flnialled performance
or I, really great play could be given
,iith so aho-s a time In which to pre-
paro.
Ann Boyd is the typo OF drama
4hich might he called pastoral. but ono
forgets that II IS n play at all, being
entirely occupied with tho men and
women who live their lives OH the
stage. Tho success was spontaneous,
aid was evident from the moment tho
curtain rosc on tho first act, with the
baby eying n line of stockings which
s1o has placed over the hearth in
the hope that Santa Claus might forget
it was juet Thanksgiving and not
Chrlstmas and I'LL them up with good
things.
when tho Shuberts. after reading
the manuscript OF the play written by
Miss La Verne. accepted It and agreed
to produce 1t. with tho author as the.
star. they did q wise thing. Even
.Rebecca OF Sunny Brook Farm and
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-11-22
piIsnn-nrel.ford.

Especial to The Tim -Dispatch
Miss Margery BiEelow Brelsford be-
came tho bride OF james William Handy
Prison, on Tuesday evening. The cerc-
Episcopal church, by the Rev. W. G.
Mcdowell, Jr., rector OF Emmanuel
Church and OF Stuart Hail. where the
bride had been student for n number
Of years.
Mrs. Pilson is the daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Edmund Munger Brels ford, of
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-11-22
APPOMATTox
lspecia! 10 rhc rImes-pispatci.
secretary

especial to The TlIues- DisDatch.I
AfPoMATToA, VA November ai,--Mrs.
j. w. scott. who has y country nome near
here. .cts this Meek for Sew York TO spend
tho winter there
iscv. .. ". hteElroy attended the Baptist
convention In Bristol. lie VIII visit the or
pi,anaSc al Salem or his return.
George Water, oc Michigan. ;las reronti*
moved Ills family here to live. having puT-
Spring.
Archer Pcttyjohn aud Alex. owen. Of
LynchburS. visited Edward Moor. this week.
on Wednesday Nrs. g. w Hunter. repre-
sentinE the Wornan'H Missionary Society OF
tho Liberty Baptist Church. left Tor Fred
eric,tsburs to attend the ur;0n auxiliary Of
tho General BaptiEt Association az Virginia.
While there sho will DO tho guest OF Mr..
VI. O. WILLIS Jr.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-11-22
belgian ue,ier Rand growing.

DANSJLLE, VA. November 20.-The
Belgian Relief Fund, which >hns been
in progress here for the past ten days
Tonight had reached the total Of 81,
COS. The appeal is being generously
met on all hands.
The Rev. j. Cleveland Hall, appointed
by Governor Stuart AS rifth District
Commissioners, is d very busy man. liz
already has u large part o: t're district
organized. and many mon of the couu-
ties In this district have RESPONDED u
the appeal with aincrity and arc AL
le.l,iv WORKING.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-11-22
Ladies! Men! Here's the quick.
est, surest dandruff cure
known.

Thin. brittle, colorless and scragGy
nair Is mute evidence of a neglected
scalp; of dandruff-that awful scurf.
There is nothing so destructive to
the hair as dandrun. 1t robs the hair
OF It's lustre, it's strength and Its very
life: eventually producing ~ fevcrinh-
Tess and itching OF tile scalp. which
ii not rcmedied causes INC hair roots
TO shrink. loosen ;tn:i dic--tl,cn the hair
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-11-22

is said to be q roal novelty. Mario
Kind Scott is u clever singing, eccen-
trio soubretto. and still another novel
act is promised In tile performance of
Ajax and Emily. man and woman, who
have scored heavily In the big time
Keith theatres.
The IIearst-Selig Ncws Review,
featuring recent way pictures, will DO
offered I'm conjunction with each ot
the vaudeville entertainments.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-11-22

Hughes, OF Norfolk. president: Or. John.
l.esshc Hall. OF William and Mary:
vice president: Or. Van h. Garrett. OF
William and Mary, treasurer. and Or.
James SouthaIl Wilson, OF the college,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-11-22
CAPE CHARLES

isnccla; h The Times Disputcl.l
CAPE CHARLES. VA, November si.-Mr
9 9iyp MF' u o. i'ia Iu2 M and pa MGs . mg
bngc. James King and Louie Rcstein at
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-11-22

Palm Beach. Fla. Mr.. Pilson is n mem
Z ber OF the ,s.tuuntoIt bar, and (, member
of the law firm o; Quarles q Pi,son.
and Is known throughout tho state.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-11-22

tho Pjlcidc Coust. -
Mayo, J. J. Burbaso spen. Thursday ~
pniladeipha. ~
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-11-30
Prof. Henri z. Micoleau

Augusta friends of Prof Henri F.
Mieoleau will regret 10 learn OF his
death, notice of which was given in
a telegram received Sunday by Mrs.
Mieoleau at Providence. r. !. Prof.
Micoleau, who was lieutenant in the
French reserves, was called to the
colors the first of September and the
telegram stated that he had been kill
ed in battle in France during that
month. He was about 32 years of age
and the wife and three children sur
vive. Before marriage Mrs. Micoleau
was Miss Elizabeth Whipple of Port
land, a granddaughter of Sylvester
Judd, formerly of Augusta. At the
time Of his return to France Prof.
Micoleau held the position of profess
scr of French in Brown University.
Prof. Micoleau was for a number Of
years located in this city, where he
conducted a school of language I'M
der the Berlitz method in which he
was very successful. and after leaving
Augusta he went to Portland, where
he was for awhile located. He was n
young man of remarkable talent and
ability in his chosen profession and
of type of character which endeared
him to those with whom he had to
do, and his many friends in Augusta
will tender their sympathy to the
members of his family in their be-
reayement.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-11-30
NERVOUS CHILDREN

Children are nervous because they
inherit a tendency to nervousness. be-
cause they overstudy or overwork or
because they are run down physically.
Whatever the cause, nervous chill
dren need careful management. Scold-
ing does no good and most forms of
punishment are harmful. See that the
patient does not overwork or over
study. give good nourishing food, suf-
:icient out door exercise and SAFE
on-alcoholie tonic. DR.. Williams
Pink Pills are the tonic for such cases,
harmless, sugar coated and easy TO
take As the tonic treatment builds
up the child's nervous strength there
will be less demands on your temper,
less temptation to scold. When nerV-
GUS children get IN 'tantrums" put
them to bed, whatever the hour OF the
day. If the paroxysm continues. give
the child warm bath and return II
to bed And persist IN the tonic treat
ment with DR.. williams Pink Pills,
the nourishing food and the exercise.
1t is surprising how many nervous
disorders are corrected by building up
the blood. Even St. Vttus' dance Will
Yield If you are faithful
A book on Nervous Disorders will
be sent free on request by the DR..
williams Medicine Co, Schenectady,
N. Y, If you mention this paper. Your
own druggist sells DR.. Williams Pink
Pills.-Adv.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-11-30
NATIONAL HOME.

Officer Of the day. Capt. Hugh Doyle.
Sergeant John C. Budd has returned
from visit to relatives in Bath.
The remains of the late James Nally
have been sent to Stoughton, Mass. for
burial.
Alexander D. Miller of Waterbury. late
Co. L. 9Th I. S, Inf, was Saturday ad-
mitted to the Home.
Henry H. Goodwin, late Co. x, 9th
Me. Inf, has been granted a discharge
from the Home
Major A. L. Smith. the Branch treasur-
En- has returned to his duties after pass
ing a week with his sisters in Boston
and Scituate.
The remains OF the late Dennis ]. Sui
livan were Saturday sent to Rutland, VT,
for burial.
Letters for the following are advertised
at the Home postoffice for the week end
ing Nov IS: George jeffrey, John Loo
ney. o. f. Stafford. s. E. Tweed and H.
G. Wolstanholme.
Willis H. Cox Of Portland. late sth Co.,
U. s. Signal Corps, was Sunday admitted
to the Branch t.,t sst+
Tibbitts B. Cochrane of Oakland, late
Co. c, LIST Me. Inf, q former member,
has been taken UP T. A. P. awaiting adj
mission.