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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-11-22
Great Big Value
Offered at Bijou.

When the first announcement vas
made that Richmond was TO be the
first city of its size in the United
States to have the superphoto dramas
OF the Triangle Film Corporation.
Richmond took a deep and satisfied
breath When il was further an
nounced that Richmond was to have
q permanent symphony orchestra OF
fifteen as its very own at the Bijou.
the home OF Triangle plays, Richmond
offered collective applause. for Of all
things on earth Richmond wanted an
orchestra commensura bic with the
Importance OF the loving pub
lie. But not even Richmond could
have imagined that it was to have
both of these things a one and the
same place and for one and the same
price. Either Is an attraction in
itself. but both tosether--it was al
most too good TO be true.
You will see il all at the Biiou to-
night when the Triangle plays have
their premier in Richmond.
You Will see Raymond Hitchcock
and Mabel Normand in My Valet" !;
Douglas Fairbanks and Seera Owen
In The Lamb" and Dustin Farnum
with Enid Marley in The Iron
Strain''-three master Triangle plays
played and produced by masters. a
three-hour entertainment. all for the
same admission.
No matinee will be held today for
obvious reasons: there were too many
preparations 10 be made but on each
succeeding Monday and on each day
thereafter. maiinees will be held
daily. beginning at ISIS o'clock. The
night performances will commence at
s o'clock A fifteen-piece orchestra,
every possible effect in motion pictures.
and three complete plays, all for the
one admission.
"Everywomsn." Today and Tuesday.
II would seem a difficult task to
devise theatrical and musical per-
Torrance to please all classes of peo-
pie. the hardened theatergoer. the tired
business, man; the young girl who
must not be shocked and whose aniuse
ment food must be wholesome and
and the man who cannot read and
write; the person who wants light
and color and the CLINT of rounded
limbs. and the staid individual who
seeks instruction and inspiration in
his entertainment. Perhaps the per-
son who has come nearest to satisfy
ing all these varied phases of humanity
was Walter Browne. the lamented au-
thor of the dramatic spectacle. EVERY
woman" which viii be disclosed by
Henry w. Savage at the Academy to-
night and Tuesday and Tuesday natl
nee.
Mr.. Browne was an actor and singer
and had performed in all classes of
entertainments in all parts of the
world. He had been an opera singer
In London. where he was n member of
the original cast of Gilbert & Suln-
vans Patience" He had been con-
cert singer In South Africa, where
he toured in musical rnonologues.
speaking End singing in Dutch and
English. He had sung In grand opera
In Rio Janerio and other capitals OF
South America and in India he had
played leading comedy roles before
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-11-22
COACHES TO =
MAKE NO STATEMENT 8
UNTIL THANKSGIVING
Tarheel Football Directors Hope to Spring Surprise Vr
ginia Opponents Backfeld Men Expected to Prove
Stronghold of Visiting Eleven Here Turkey Day

hazard gains OF one or two players.
Has Fast BackfieId.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-05

FLEET us alleviate human suffering and preserve
Iife---not help to destroy it,.

We ask the American people, therefore, in the name
humanity and true spirit of neutrality to do everything
their power as individuals and collectively Nation to nu
ence the manufacturers and women in the United States
gagged in the manufacture of powder and bullets for any
If the warning countries of the world to end this manufacture
the selling and the shipping of such materials
We appeal you and every reader, to help us
brohers abroad from further destruction Let Americans
rise with courage and decision to responsibility.
FIRST we must stop the wholesale manufacture Of
ammunition for profit and thus end participation
the
THEM we can insist that Europe heed our demand for
peace. STOP YOUR WORK ON POWDER, SE1RAPNEL
AND CANNON
Make your will felt thr ough resolutions of soG.
cites bv appeal to your local press by action your churches
bv letters to your representatives in public office.
Our participation must stop now and then our infu
ence for justice and righteousness HELP END HE WAR
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-05
The following is the resolution signed by the publishers
authorizing this appeal to the AMERICAN PEOPLE:

"We the publishers of the undersigned newspapers, authorize
appeal the American people, industries and women not to
manufacture sell ship POWDER hrapne shot of kind or
description of the warning nations of Europe Japan
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-05

result of receiving thousands OF letters cables and
messages through various heartboken
peal from the people of our mother countries
A - we the undersigned and publishers have concluded to
place this appeal American people behalf OF our readers
readers of vitality affected almost without
exception this disastrous conflict OF the European nations n
children relatives live in she
countries This that the American people whole not
vitality affected readers closely linked through the bonds
of blood relationship with the peoples countries plunged the
DEPTHS of babar Each mail with its OF the pful
nroqes of the and bitter anguish to the hearts
of people.
The pleas millions of widowed mothers the appeals OF the
children and orphans and the OF the starving thousands
Of Europe directed to U.S. Justify believe making this appeal
the name of humanity and justice.
WYE appeal to the American people, to the
wv high minded and courageous American
press, and to the American manufacturer
of powder, shrapnel and cartridges, and we
appeal to the workmen engaged IN the pla fas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-05

use bv the nations at war; to Immediately cease
making powder, shrapnel and cartridges destined
to destroy our brothers, widow our sisters and
mothers and orphan their children as well as
destroy forever the priceless possessions handed
down by our ancestors.
We appeal particularly the American manufacturers and the
oen engaged manufacturing of these articles 10 suspend
once the powder and bullets which beng made Tor
the cruel purpose of mutatng and destroying humanity
appeal individually the workmen OF such factories even at
the sacrifice being unab opposed
being employed for the of manufacturing ammunition 10 SHAT
lives of their blood relatives
THE honor of the American people, the integ-
rity of the Nation, the standing OF our
manufacturers and the patriotism and
manhood of the workmen, demand that the
entire world be shown, once and forever, that
money soaked with the blood of humanity cannot
purchase these qualities.
has been voluntarily the shape of small contributions by
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-05

The cost this advertisement has been voluntarily in tn
by sense humanity and justice and patriotic desire not hav
loss of life destruction of property.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-04-08

Gin geriiner gtatt
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uns aaidbrti6 als erites 5rihltHgss
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mem S6iiBengraben BET Ratpa In
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fer bat ole peite aeiie gut iiberitans
ben unb fi6It iia offsubar unter ben
berdubsrten tlimatifdeu gsrbdItuiTtn
lehr pohl.
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itets ben ibrigen, obgIsi6 es dll6e.
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benz @irts6aus nab 9auIe tommt
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feiner 8rau empfangen pirb. ,Nlsin
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ba, lpenn es fdldgt."
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5tepe eintrnt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-04-08
9er nrlaab.

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ts germ odt Gage llrtnub bnbtn. ct
gebt alio gu ieinem Chef 9inein unb
bittet 6drum.
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fagt q bann. y5sBt Idreiben Gie's
faibsr as, piden g einen Gtempel
b'rauf, unb briugen 5ie's mir bsnn
berein!!"
Gdbelbein tut, nie befohlen. Del
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mertIam oas ielbRoittierte 1rIaubgs
gelud oura uao fagt bann: r8as
TT olIes reht l96n, lieber Sdbelbein,
aber i9 lam Sbntu ben urlaub
nidt geben !. es lit au bel 5u
tuu i'm GeFddft!"
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lin5 iprnm: oQieb' 2tutt6en, in9e mir,
Barut1 nEuntt man iein 2Oidpneier2"
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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-10-31
LITTLE GIRL is
SERIOUSLY BURNED

Especial 10 The Richmond Nrginian.)
Freezing, Va, Oct. 3o.-The seven
year-old daughter of George Flem-
ing was seriously burned while being
left in the house alone. The father
saw his little daughter run out into
the yard with her clothes in a b'aze.
bur before he could hurry to her aid
practically all her clothing was harmed
of! her body.
The younger 1.imrods are looking
for the possum nightly MIR O. Pos
sum must be availa BILE for there are
seven OF him" in one pen. on Brush
Creek where he is being fed for
table use later on.
Waiter f. Beverly. who is with
the Robbins Printing Company, of
Rocky Mount, Is out to spend a few
days with home folks, and Incident
ally, to cast his vote in the county
election,
Corn is being gathered in this sec
ten and the yield is reported fairly
good though hardly up to that Of
last year. TIE increased corn acreage,
| however, will about even no the total
production of last year
William r. Store, clerk of the board
of school trustees of Clintwood Dis
trict, is visiting the schools III this
immediate section. He reports the
! schools as progressing satisfactorily
/ Fleetwood Hanover and family, OF
! Cfaneco, w Va, who have been visit
! inC relatives at and around Freezing
| have returned home.