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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-17
SAYS ACID STOMACH
CAUSES INDIGESTION
Excess OF hydrOchl0ric acid
SOurS the food and
forms gases.

I"dises;ed food DELAYED in the
stomach decays. or rather, fcrments
the same as food left in the oDon air.
SAYS noted authority. He also tells
us that indigestion is caused By hvper-
acidity, meaning there is an excess OF
hydrochloric acid ia the stomach.
which prevents complete digestion and
starts food fermentation. Thus every
thing eaten sours in the stomach much
like Garbargc sours in n can, formin Z.
acrid fluids and gases, which initiate
the stomach like toy balloon Then
We feel heavy, lumpy misery in the
chest. we bclch up gas. We cructatc
sour food or have heartburn, natulence.
water brash or nausea.
lie tells MS to lay aside all digestive
aids and instead, get from any phar-
iidcy four ounces Of Jad Salts and take
"a tablespoonful in q glass OF water be-
fore breakfast and drink while il is
riferTeScing, ana, furthermore. to con-
tihue this for n week. While rclIe E
follows the first dose, IL is important
10 ncutralize the acidity. remove tho
aS-ma king mass, start the liver, slim
ulate the kidneys and thus promote a
nee flow Of pure digestive juices.
lad Salts il Inexpensive and is made
from the acid Of grapes and lemon
juice. combined with lithia ana sodium
phosphate. This harmless salts is
used by thousands Of people for stom-
ach trouble with excellent results.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-17
Woman and Home
Ethical
Talks

, ranies cancer of tho breast. The cx-
PLANTATION is pressure upon Il branch
of the first intercostal nerve on the
affected side by enlarged lymph nodes
IN the arm-pt. through which the
nerve passes ana Is pressed upon by the
nodes.
y sense of construction, or some
tunes lightning pains at Il certain
level OF the trunk may accompany
locomotor ataXia-the intercostal nerve
roots being involved In the degenera-
tive process.
y cold hand, n blow. or other slim
uiaton OF the abdomen causes muscu-
lar contraction, u reflex defensive func-
tion acting through the interCostal
nerves. Rigidity or hardness of the
abdominal wall over an inflamed APP
pendiN, for instance. ~ another reflex
defensive act on the part OF the i'm
tercostal nerves and their sympathetic
nerve connections.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-17
WELI-k NOWN RESIDENT
OF FAIRMOI SI-u,-Ru

OF the residents Of Fairmount one
of the p""uiar suburbs OF Richmond
probably none enjoy Il wider popularity
than John w. Southworth. OF 2Ooa Y
Street, distributor for one o. the large
drug concerns OF the city
Attacked by violent vertigocs. Mr.
Southworth sought The advice of Charles
Lincoln Smith. In recent Interview
he said:
For about a year had been hav-
ing ve'tirocs that 1T times made me
i'll. When they would come on thcv
would PROSTATE me. | had neuralgia
half the time. Doctors tried various
ways to relieve me, but none seemed
10 do me much good. Tho vcrtigoes
kept on coming back. every time 4,
little more severe until I was desperate
took wha, seemed 10 me 20 he enough
medicine TO stock - ordinary dru.
store. \ rcighbor advia- me TO con
suit Charles Lincoln Smith that maybe
II might be my eyes that caused my
trouble.
Well sine" lie used his method and
prescription glasses on me I have no,
mad vertigo or been bothered In aur
other way Win nay eyes My head IL
clear 4, all times nov ana feel like
a different person. Charles LincoI,,
Smith is all right. Personally iic is
one OF thu finest men I ever met. ana
his method certainly d!d tn. work for
me
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-17
IntercostaI Neuralgia
BIZ William Brady. NJ. D.

Intercostal neuralgia running around
tn" chest from the spine, and send
ing Scnsory branches Ia the skin Of
tn. back. sides and front OF iii" torso
arc twclv" pairs Of nerves, called in
t"rcostal nerves Gntcr. between; costal.
rihsb because they arc between the
ribs. These intcrcostal nerves are
dishonest, or At least much misunucr-
stood.
For Instance the sixth and seventh
pairs supply the skin over the pit Of
the stomach and when they hurt YOU
are positive YOU have stomach ache
H. such spinal diseases ns Potts dis
ease tuberculosis OF the Vyrtcbrac)
the child is likely to suffer with
stomach ache, when in reality IL.
stomach IS innocent. In simple neural
eio OF the same pairs tho patient. us
nalIy woman, declares she has
stomach trouble and generally takes
trcatm"u, for the stomach
y more frequent situation % inter
"os'al neuralgia is in the fourth or
rfia intercos,al n.rve. and FOR some
reason - have never fathomcG. j. is
usually N" l"'t nerve, 50 that the
victim IS positive she has neural
sia OF the heart or heart disease"
III" twelfth par join with lumbar
nerves 10 supply the Skin over The
lowest region OF In" abdomen ana
many doludcd victim OF neuralgia
or prcSsur" upon these nerves con
Sldr's himself subj"c, 10 intestinal
in"lr"Siion," or maNliup appciidicitis
II - probably alon= the right twelfth
!Ntei'"s'al nerve that the pain Or pl..u-
''ss or pneumonia IS referred in those.
"cc"Slona9 eases whore The doctor HOY.
'rS ,hvca'cHingly between Immediate
I"ericrence and discretionary delay
ana hlcsses his ethrs next da, wr.o
V"" symptoms % appendicitis" prove
TO ne due 10 pneumonia or plouriay
Gun "st'opathic friends have sorn.-
ihIhE literally at thcir ngertire here.
W" nave never tried it, Out we sus-
heNi ostoopathic uauipulntions would
'G'n'noiish great deal for troubles
"' the !ric:costgl nerves
ram dowi tive arm often accom-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-17
Useful
Hints
Little Bobbie' S Pa
He Ciucs Some Visitors a Fcr Per
sonal Revelations.
by william 4. Kirk

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NIT, Nistcr a. Nissns Chester of
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ming hoam 20 dinner. bat wen ne
did git hoau he seemed awful Elao
20 500 ", ,,bcs.e,s ~, roald them :,
''pou' \ queen w. ''htS'
Whatever YOU see here in my hum
bel lttel hoan IS yures. ~, scd All
cxc.n, my vie. cudden, 81, along
without tho daT!'"s' S"e IS me app'
" my eye. Ia sed, n appels is Grand
fruit Then IA kissed Ma. Tic was
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-17
TO.DAY'S BEAUTY TALK

You can make a delightful sham
poo with very little effort and for
very trininS cost if YOU get from
your druggist package OF can
fhroN and dissolve - teaSpoonful in
cup Of hot water Your shampoo
IL now ready. Just pour q little at
time on the scalp and rub brisk ly.
This creates AN abundance of thick,
white lathcr that thoroughly dis
solves and removes all dandruff, cx :
cess oil and dirt. After rinsins, the
hair dries quickly, with a dizziness
that makes it seem heavier than il
ia and takes on rich lustcr and a
softncss that make arranging it a
pleasure.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-17
RESULTS ARE
WHAT COUNT
1t Is by What He Accompanies
That the Man of To- Day Is
Regarded as a Success.

1t is the results which have bcep
achieved by Charles Lincoln Smith I'm
the correction OF defects OF tho eve
That have won for him the intcrna-
tional reputation which he now on
joys.
by means OF system which he
discovered almost II quarter OF cen
fury ago and which he has steadily
advanced 10 perfection, this remark
able Rcfractionist has been able to
bring TO hundreds and thousands OF
people the untold delight which como
to those who have had the cicarness
of their vision restored through his
iMstrMmeMtality.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-17

dye for your hair. suggest Your going
10 good hairdressc~.
Bunions arc the result Of erca,
pressure and friction on the Joint. most
frequently the large one on tho great
toe. The joint should be relieved OF
all pressure. II possible loose slip
per should be worn to allow the toes
20 spread. then take & piece % ad-
hesiye plaster and handage the great
toe, bringing & into lis natural posi-
;iov. This viii relieve tho inhamma-
ton, and the buniou Will gradually
disappear. You car also paint tho bun
ion with lotion Of two drains each
~ cerbolic acid. tinctuYe OF iodine and
glycer:n Apply This lotion with a
cam sl's-hair brush every DAY. The
bunion can be protected with kid
disk. Walking p!ceon-Ioed often re-
;ieves the condition Wearing stock
inGs a half size longer TRAN tho foot
will Keep the feet from crampnS. |
shall he glad "a send YOU my formula
FOR corns, II YOU will send me a
stamped addressed envelope.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-17
THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY
FORMS WAR RELIEF BRANCH
wen and Women Of 1hur.b
immunity nj AIc,andrin Join
state ASSOCIATIONS

III" Latest branch D.. ~. w., p,
!ie' Association 81 Virginia 10 h. ~,
S"h'|ea on, % Richmond Is on. ius,
-. az" ~ ~" Episcopal Theological
mary az 'I"Eand:in, Which starts
WIN an "n"r@"t., !acnt5.rs,,i, ar
prominent men ana y.o,r.o ~
community TIE oft o-s Of The hr,,,cr
ar" as i"!.o"- president. Mrg <
WILLIS ric"- ar"siGnu.s Mrs ,u..,s
.""i"f" ME- w = Rollins ana Mrs
w. " H"fI. SECRETARY. Mis-. " g,
i'e'l ana treasured. Miss Mary Worth
~" recently rrzauiz"d branch
al ldrwNiil" "u!ou has .'r.,G,. .,,,
''tI generous @.s'S 10 the head
quarters h"ro - D." forwarded 10 ,Lc
war zone. has elected tn" FOLLOWING. ON.
'.'S. president Hev. W Il; Proctor.
t.,"- presidents. Dr. J. +. tornor
M"E"r BARROW. Judge Crut.. Judge G;
). 'iuntl"%, W. ". Watkins. Professor
NhItlhs, Mrs G. Rure Walker
T,'V' L. W. Noel. Mrs. V Warden.
Ms j. K spencer Mrs. ". r Graham.
MIS- Jennie Tahb; secretary. Miss
Elizabeth sutherland and treasurer
Y. Warden w.
recent contributions haze been re-.
''lN'd from several out .of-town irdi-
NI"ua's' among these being Mrs Gruhb
'i Glen Allen: Bishop G.. W. pctcrkin
- t"rkefshurs W. Va: Mrs. NJ. T..
h'lIhaNcn ana Miss Jones. OF Lynch
M"fE. Mrs pupuy. OF Worsham: Miss
nIc;on, "f lexington; Miss Nancy
'hNi"r' OF TroVilian; Mrs. NJ. L Nickel
son aHd Mrs. II. NJ Randolph. cas-
sauna Mrs Joseph *. Irving. OF How
hr"f'l!lc; Mrs. NcCrcgor. OF Alton. and
Mr. g NJ Sorrcl, OF Washington.
nc 10Y Trinity Church branch Of
, VA" hospital supplies committee has
sent in quantity Of flannel binders
h"a\ binders, congresses. sings, frac.
I i"rc pillows and drains
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-17
ROTARIASS WILL. PERFORM
.STl' NTS" FOR CHARITY

Especial TO The Times Dispatch
ROANOKE VA. February lG.-The
local organization OF the National Ro-
tary Club is planning u vaudeville per-
formancc 10 be staged on Friday night
for the benefit OF charity. The city )
leading and most prominent business
men have been assigned 10 interesting
and co.nica. roles. Among those who
Will participate Is Judge Waller r.
staples. JUDGE Staples will assume IN.
part of 'Prologucr" Joseph Turner,
manager or Hollins College. has been
assigned the duties Of ring master"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-17

sounds Like Gujt.r--couid nervous
ness and Il rapid heart in Il girl of four
teen years bc caused by a goiterr If
the Soitcr cannot hc cured by medical
treatment how long should one wait
before having Il operated on
Answcr--Np Yes. 90 Complete rest
Tin bcd) should be tried. and medical
treatment for at least three months
before even considering surgery. UNI
less the patient fails.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-17
HOW TRANEI. URINGS
PEOPLE TOGETyIER

Let me give YOU an example
was born in Albomarle County. whore
my rather was born. and his father
neiore MIN ! was Il provincial baby
MY tastes were derived from WIN, 7
sa" OF the life around me: tho rocks
me mis-, III" fields. the trees ana the
little restricted community about mo
II heard Of foreign countries mn, =,
my nina placed them in the same
Grass AS Inc romantic cities and lands
OF The Arabian Nights. Japan 20 me-
was dream, just as the other lands
that were in books
h"t my daughter of to-day t. ..
cosmopolitan baby. despite the fart
mat hcr daddy was provincial. \ s,ory
VIII Illustrate. When loft for Janau
my daughter said, BE sure To L,'inr
me nome q kimono from Japan Sh.
was a cosmopolitan. Her tastes wrrc
"rncd by the children Of japan
And so the tastes of our childr.,
arc being affected by the customs ,,f
olhcf lands. If would transform,
the countries which have been brouph,
'i"s" I" US ny transportation and In.
genius OF American business. We mus,
cIcVa'" these countries to our level
!! We 30 not give China the broa,icn-
ing inilnence of our civilization. ,h.n
h'ha VIII drag us down to tile level
of China
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-17

made by the acts OF tho Genera, Az
semblF. approved April 2. 1902. is here
by adopted; but u rcapportionment NAV
DC made in the year 1900, and shall
be made In tho year 1912. ana ever.
tenth year thereafter" The mando,,.
OF the Constitution as to a reapportlon-
mcnt In 1872 has not been observer
though attention was called !,v Gov,
ernor Stuart i'm his message to tn. mai.
ter
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-17
VIII Discuss Pageant pIan,.

iuos" Interested in the Shakespeare
pageant +" he held early in May on
INC c"'!osc grounds Of Richmond Col
'cEc "t Wcsthampton will meet this
AFTERNOON al o'clock in the Cham
"cr OF commerce 10 discuss plans and
to erect organization. John stewart
i'rNan viii act Az chairman Eishop
DENNIS J, o'conu.ll, Rev. w. r. Bowie,
j. D.; Fey. ~ u. g. Maclachlan ana
others viii talk.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-17

Cray In NIL tones promises TO be ex-
cr"dihEly popular this spring. An mt
trncft'c afternoon frock of silvrr-Eruy
tnnctn. with wide bordering bands OF
seal. is lovely gown built on distinc-
tive lines Tho collar of the sailor W.
ricty' looking ~ though il should lay
down, contradicts Itself and rises high
under tho chin. merely fastened In front
with "a Senl-coVcrcd hutton. Then the
body of the dress Is very full and IL
gathered In and corded to give IL n
little shnpc-iust II little. Even tho
sleeves carry out this itieu, and all urc
hOricrrd with the seal
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-17
RICHMOND SEEKS LARGER
SHARE IN STATE AFFAIRS
F"'ier Resolution Calls on Richmond
Delegation to Push Reds
trictinE Bill.
LAW NOW UNFAIR no CITIES
On Basis of Population Richmond Is
Entitled to ut Least Seven Seats I'm
House and Three in Scnatc-p,v.
One-SiNth OF Taxes.

Pressure will be brought tn hon,
upon Richmond's delegation I'm both
prahche" or the General Assembly 10
zee that the section of the State con
attu''"n providing for the apportion
hieit OF The Commonwealth into som,
torial and House districts every ion
Years is enforced. y resolution urrin;,
the Richmond delegation to use i,s
.cN"rts TO this end was adoptcd ~,
motion OF Alderman Fuller. on rucsany
hisnt a; the meeting OF the Roord M
Nldermcn.
Yesterday. vicc-Preslden, eva. =,
Ratciine, acting in the absence from
the city OF President r. Lee Peters
ISSUED call Tor special meetin. Of
the Common Council. to be held To-
morrow night al S o'clock 10 coucu-
In this resolution.
me passage of resolution IN tn.
Legislature for the enforcement of mi.
section of the Constitution Is -c,;nr.,e
by city officials i. Imperative. il Rich
nond hopes to have The representation
In governing affairs OF the state "a
which she is entitled.
on POPULATION BASIS
RICHMOND HAS GOOD CLAIM
TN basis o: population. duo TO The
annexation OF Manchester in 1910 and
the annexation or other territory in
Chesterfield and Henrico Counties in
1907 and 1914. Richmond Is entitled
10 larger delegation in the General
Assembly than she now has. which is
TWO In the Senate and five in the House.
1t is figured that there are 1000, 600
people in Virginia. TO each 10000
people there Is supposed to be one
Delegate. On this basis, Richmond,
with population of 10000. du. to
annexation and normal incrcase. feels
,nnt she !s entitled to ut leas, seven
Delegates.
The section OF the Constitution to
winch tho Puller resolution refers reads
az follows:
The npportionment of III. state
INTO senatorial and House districts.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-17
Rencff Entertainment.

Harold Rraucr, who STYLES himself
the handcuff king" will give an on
ierlainmcnt Tomorrow night in the
Paramount Town Hall tor the hcneft Of
the bench fund of the f'airniount Ave
nue. Methodist Church He viii be as
sisted by w. y. Prucit. an exponent OF
blackface comedy magic. The enter
tainmont Will begin at S:lJ O'Clock
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-17
ADJUSTMENTS
All Stars in "rhc New Henrietta"

lust like a happy family" is the
manner in which William II. Crane re-
ters to himself and his four associate
stars, Thomas W. Ross. NaClyn Ar
buckle. Amelia Bingham and Edith
Taliafcrro. engaged III the prescutaiio ion
OF Tho New Henrietta" scheduled for
production ut the Academy Of Music
tomorrow and Saturday evenings, with
u matinee performance ON SATURDAY.
The veteran actor hy reason of his
age and experience. is accorded the
post of homer by his fellow PLAYER. and
II" Is rejoicing over tho good fortune
winch drew together such evenly tenn
ptred stage celebrities. II have never.
experienced the sensation" said Mr.
frame recently, but have read and
heard so much about professional
jealousy among people OF the stage.
mat at times have been half-t"mpteG
10 bcleNe some of the Yarns In the
course OF my career on the stage have
encountered fellow professionals who
"tr" cross and bad tempered, and these
functions We're ofttim.s attributed to
lea iouSN. Those dear old uoss-covcred
stories about some great actor or
actress threatening 10 quit The com
banY because the audience seemed to
favor less famous player of the east.
are suited only for the joke department,
nowadays II has becu my experience
mat t!e men and women near the ton
or at the top of my profession, ar,
generally conSidcrHtc, Sympathctic and
APpFcCiatNe towards those who are
struggling for recognition"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-17
Questions and Answers.

Dieting and CAS- omitted sugars
ana starches from my diet FOR three
months. hut il did not stop gas-forma-
ton. why?
Answcr-IIow did YOU know it was
starchcs' Gas may he duo To many
ailments outside Of the digestive svS-
TEN.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-17
HHODES'S GREAT WORK
FOR ANGLO-SANOS RACE,

lie told tho story OF Cecil Rhodes
me poor English boy. who became rich
IN South Africa. and who de"oted his
money TO the principle that the Anglo
SAXON race is the savior Of the world
Rhodes, the speaker said. gave the
scholarships TO oxford for this reason
lie speaker traced the history OF the
saxon people from the time that they
were sold as slaves in the Roman mar
ket place, and, because of their fair hair
ana blue eyes, Gregory said: surely
thesc are not Angles, they are angels"
lie said that the spirit Of aloofncss OF
the American people is similar TO the
aioofness of the Jewish people Our
desire to remain out Of I;uropea, quar-
rels and events is evidenced h. the
Monroe Doctrine.
Carrying tho analogy still further.
the speaker said. that the Israclites
made their flight out Of Egypt, and
settled in Judea. So. too. are the
Americans immigrants from other
lands. We are Dutch. English Irish,
German. Russian and other bloods Of
Europe. he further explained. and the
result % this melting pot Of races will
be peculiar and separate people just
as the Hebrews have remained pecu-
liar and separate
1T Is from this great diversified
race tho speaker said, In concluding.
that will first save America and then
viii save the world We have accom-
plished big things already when we
have built the canal and made this
country great. But there is still great
cr work before us. We mus, STAMP
social evil. clean up the tcneinen,s. do
away with child labor, and we hope to
do all this with the aid of the Aineri-
can businessman and the churches"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-17
Worry Dangerous astime
Blu .Anto,neuc DonnclRg

All women don't worry Tor pastime,
but there are q surprising number OF
women who seem never TO be happy
unless they are worrying ABOUT some
thing. II such could isolate themselves
entirely from the rest % humanity the
rest OF humanity wouldn't care il they
did worry but the bad part Of worry
ing Is that the wo:rer worries others
with her worries. Rarely docs a wor-
rier keep her worries 20 herself.
\ lot OF really wcll-meaniuE women
are Offenders III this regard Perhaps
il never occurs to woman whom sh"
starts telling her worries TO he- neigh
bor that IL is nothing more or less than
selfishness. Everyhody has tInublo Is
enough OF his own without the in
nict!on Of the.I ighFor's worries Mex,
time YOU age tempted think of this,
or. FOR a better word OF advice, next
time YOU are tempted 20 unload Your
worries, instead tell the listener a
CHEEKY tai. and see what becomes Of
your worries Your neighbor probAb-
~ viii think OF something cherry to
tell yen In turn, and before YOU know
IL you Will be having a real good tim"
with mar worry u Your mental
outfit
one Thing 10 remember Is tina, the
more YOU cultivate The art Of worry
ing the better YOU VIII be able TO do
Z. You can arrive at such a pitch Of
excellence that YOU can extract as
much misery rom grease spot ON
the kitchen floor as al !ucxpert wor-
rier can from the failure OF It hank
IN which his HES savings have htaI
deposited
Hurry IS responsible 'or lo' ~ the
worlds worry. Things done Lurr,edIv
"tll leave worries iu their train. This
is especially true oi sensitive persons.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-17
Lyric NIid,vcek Change.

''''N ''ih"cth thtnSt.
Fhrcc standard American acts and
Two GOOD Expectations are promised
ioE tie Latter half OF the week AT IN.
Lyric, beginning with the matinee o,r-
!o'inahCo to-day. Among the former
Is the Colonial Quintet q musical act
framed In a Colonial setting with an
""p''ate costumes. The men and
women OF tie quintet are both yocaijsts
'i'S Observation-Disclosures. The entertain
u!.h' they provide IS a tabloid musical
me program embracing wide range
81 vocal ana Instrumental music with
= ne" 10 pleasing the tutorcd and me
u"'ut"r"d ear alike. The Sartey
hFo'hers, aerial.sts. are comparativcly
new 20 America and some of th.jr
a"trHouS stunts aloft have never been
"np!icaied here. r!sano and Bingham
'"ffneT 'aVorit"s OF the English VA
rieteS' promise good laughing act
ne man ANA tho woman OF tn. team
".e singers dancers ana character inn
PcrSonators. J. 6. Nugcnt &. % vii,
present tn" codcuv sketch. Tho Ne,j
!'onnd, Win special scenery. costumes
ana ehects. ana BiSsett and Scott ore
pIosr;'ihin"H I"E Il daicing novelty with
comedy INTERPRETATIONS. which comxs
niGhi% commended. The new v,ndc-
me OH WI be supplemented with ~.
usual fresh insralmemt Of war me-
lures some comedy films ana an as
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