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9renet al oisie acknowledgements
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ipr0eligt, at oct fuube life ppre fort
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men. 2uittrpffet ira aanonerne for.
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risc uGffer gGnaitelie.
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er opcrppIoenOe lnoo 0enne a9ita.
tion, iom betru9te@ ION en- 6are ior
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lIoen arigeu ~begpnote.
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re iocialiitlife. Ilberole o. fonierpa.
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S0rttRiies paa stoe 4.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-06

in Europe. for. although Americans
like 20 feel that thcr are sunicinntly
rroCrcssiv" to take hold OF and use
20 the full new discoveries. inventions
and processes. yet the European muni
CAPABILITIES and hospitals have been buy
ing and utilizing most OF tho radium
produced. When tho war began. there
fore. causing European money to Gov
INTO other channels. tn" demand for
r'dium fell on so greatly that there
w's practically no market for radium
or uranium ores in tho carly part OF
'ol' aud very little market during any
nart OF the wear
AZ result of the collapse Of tho
r''ium market. mining or radiurn
bearing ores. except for smch work as
was necessary To hold claims WAS
nr"riy stopped. Through the efforts
OF IN" exports OF tho United States Em-
rcau OF Mines a process has been dc :
vclopcd b. which radium has been pro
dnccd At a cost OF S3I.J99 Il gram The
PRINCIPAL fields OF tho radiun- hearing
ores arc in Colorado and Utah
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-06
September Morn y

With - cast Of ordinary ability a.
"ancctS. singers. or comedy -uailrrs.
september Morn" which dimmcd :,i
"tHcrWiS. perfectly good aud hrigh.
February day at the A"idciny at Music
yesterday. might be almost - musical
comedy ~ It WAS presented Yesterday
however. all the principals together
Giu not display enough real talent 10
MAX" iirst-ciass vaudeville act. ana
tn" Performance" bore a strong-vcr,
Observation-Disclosures TO the common %
-ard.n variety of burlcSquc. a. shown
ON the family time
When the principals were not nm
tn" stage. tn" chorus Eut along nicely
enough in its shabby coStuncry. hut
the leading comedian. hyphcnatcI
American of tho most ;ircsomc brand
remained on Tho stage for hours arG
hours at = tim" aud rarely gave IN"
Two or three chorus mon VINO shower
clcr"rncss an opportunity. ono ut
ihcs" chorus mon had few seconds
- himself NOW and then. which h.
turned into bright intcrludes.
cthcr features were several ensemble
numbers, presumabiy devised by t'ranii
Tannchiil Jr. who pm, on tho original
SHOW comedy quartet. arranged by
tor ana al! the orchestra carried by tn.
curtain Of one Of the woman p-inCi.
pals. and an enlarged chrome OF sep
icuher Morn" They covered that up.
however. In the first act and suhsttut-
cd. in the last act. a living model. And
that Grabbed "Septcmber Morn" as a
work Of art.
Douglas Gordon
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-06
FAMOUS COMEDY REVIVED
WITIf REAL AIL-STtR CAST

'f spccia! interest 10 thcaiergocrs
~ the announcement tina, The New
h"n'ictta. with its very real ;tll-stnr
cast viii be presented at tn" Academy
OF !us.c cu Frlday and Saturday OF
next week. February IS and -. with
matinee SATURDAY.
V II Crane Wa always q pivotal
character in thc delicious FUN o: nron-
son Howard The Henrietta" ana in
INC ne" Version. which means thar
Wucholl smith and Victor Mapcs have
given !, the easy running gear and
speech OF 1915 model OF life. tho
distinguished and beloved comedian Is
SIM tho "cntrai figure of tho cxhllara..
ing story.
Berthe, the Lamb. The twin promoter
o; the flooding fGIh i interpreted by
Thomas " Ross. than whom the stage
has rarely had Il better light comedian
In til" same cast arc Maclyn Ar
buckle. Amelia Bingham and Edith
Taliarerro-al stars az dramatic reg
ister--who have achieved fame by the
.Nactug wOrk - honorable stage ca.
rccrs
Win such q nucleus OF strong per.
,oualittes, almost amy play might we'll
L.. expected 20 satisfy. and with tho
added s'imulaul OF = PLAY Of the spirit
texture and purpose OF The New Hen
r!etta" the resul' Of complete pleasure
does not call for glasses nr reflection
10 cNplain.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-06
REVEALS OF OLD PLAYS
Managers and Distinguished
tctors In Last Few ScuSnns
Present Earlier Successes.

speaking OF The New Henrietta
brings 10 mind the many rcvivals OF
sterling old plays that have Lately
s:raced and restored interest iu the
s. thea'ol 4 Celebrated Case"
"piplomacy." Rosemary The Nuc
tioueer.' "Trilby" ami The New Hen.
rictta' wcr" among the moving events
OF tho last few dramatic seasons, and
brought The greatest profits !" such
managers - Frohmun, iirla.co and
Brooks.
William Glctt. blanche Bates.
Marie poro, otis skinner Nat Goodwin,
Helen Marc Auu Nurdock. Robert
Wiwic.;. Frederick H., Evilerile, t:lita
Pructo: o,is, Johu Drew. David War
field. WiltoM Laciiaye Burr Mcintosh.
Leo Ditrichst"!u. Brandon lyman. Rosc
Coghlau. ". II. crane Thomas w Ross.
MacIYu .\ybuci,le. Nmelia Bingham and
Edith Taliafcrro we're among the ac-
tors OF fame iIcuti;iod with these re-
vlva!s. Maud" Adams also gave spe-
cial performances o. her earlier sue
cess. Quality street
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-06

Leader Mann. tho COMMITTEE, viii hay,
fourteen members. Representative
WinGo. ot Kansas. was tentatively,
added :" the Democratic list, 3,
Mr.. Humphreys announced that -
schcm" OF action under which the Mis-.
slsSippi River Hood troubles would b.
handled would hc one Of the first mat
t"rS considered ana h. believed that
1t would work out "a plan that would
adsduateiy present TO the House a solu-
ton Of the problem that has been be-
fore Congress so many years
There WAS considerable opposition
before the Ways and Means Committee
to the dominance of Southern mem
hcrs. Northern Representatives. con
tending that the Northern Democrats
were not adequately represented. Tn.
tentative nature Of MIR. Wingo's srloc.
ton was due TO this opposition and i,
is possible that the three vacancies
Including; that tcntativclH Tiled by Mr.
WinEo. may he given TO Northern mem
b"rS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-06
RADIUM OUTPUT LAST YEAR
IN u. S. ONLY SIX GRAMS
lr Metal WINS .tEniiahIc. nIorc Ihnu
SH,n0n.0th 81 Pound Would nc
Price Asked.

WASHINGTON. February More
than S".oo".""n pound would hc the
price asked for ra'iium Were that quau.
tity of the valuable metal available and
10" sale at one time. Late in 1918
there was sold in this country one and
onc-tcnth grams OF radium ,clcmcnD
at the rate of Sl2o.DoO II gram. accord
inG 10 - report issued to-day BY tho
United states Geological survey. The
eutir" output of the United States las,
year, however. was only six grams or
about l-16 OF a pound avoirdupois The
European war caused q great slump
in the production OF radiun. as in 1914
there were 22.3 grams produced
The United States has tho largest
known radium- clearing deposits TN the
world says tho Geological survey
but the market for radium is mostly
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-06
join McCuRN<Ck TO SINt.
~ CONCEPT EEnRI AIRY Is

Under tn" local management OF w.
IL Belts the noted Irish American
tcuo". John Mccormack, viii make his
appearance in Richmond for the second
ZINC on February -. When he Will be
heard in concert in the Guy Audi
'orium. Reviewing n rcccn, concert.
tho critic % the Chicago Evening Post
said:
John Mccormack is nov q national
Institution. lie has sonlcihim" which
appeals to the public with a charm
that is irresistible. In my experience
have not found tina; auy man makes
Il great popular success and maintains
his position wear after year. except
he have something OF real value Ia
give 10 the people. The public may
not lie deeply Vcrsed iu the subtlctics
of high art. but il responds 10 The
human qualities. and these arc the only
vital things after all If John McCor-
mack had been born four centuries
ago. before there was AN art Of song
or the SOM; classics had been in
vented. he would have sung just as
nc sings to-day. and would have found
the good folks OF the time OF blur
King Hal as ready to follow after
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-06
RUN RECORDS BROKEN
'Ihc birth of n Nation" Passes highest
Mnri> In New lnrk-Othcr
Long Runs.

u. ". Gricith's spectacle. THE Birth
o: Nation. mas closed al tho Liberty
Theatcr the most remarkable ram ever
known in tho history Of the American
drama. Tuc prOductiU:, WAS present ed
ia New YORK for 500 consecutive per
f"rmd1"., 20 gross attendance of
$4,000 p"prl" James M"tca!fc the
critic Of Life. estimates from these .ie-
urcS ;ha, ono ia every four Of the ava IL
abb" th"Ht"i'gocrs Of the mctrOpoiis
saw Grii'th'S masterpiece" before i,s
New Nor- run ended
The former record ~ tn. Ncw YORK.
stage wa hold ny Hoyts - Trip 10
Chinatown which ended a ran Of $50
pcrformanccs ia August 1873. I'!io. to
that. Henry T.. DiNcy. in "Adonis." held
the record for sii performances TIL.
nearest modern approach 20 this Was
IN" record % l.aurct-e Taylor IN "Pcg
- Ny 'i"ari. which ran for 500 per-
f0rHauc"s i'm !"l2-i4.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-06

February .. While the program for
tn" concert has not hccu announced. it
U.s. evident from glance at other pro-
grams presented by these noted col
"r"d musicians that tho concert cu
Wednesday night VIII hr Of unusual IN
t"rcsi
From reviews published in such
papers "S tho Springfield T;rpuhiivau
ana tho BOSTON Globe. IL i apparent
'hHt Maud cuncy Hare is not only :,
gifted pianist, but Il student Of music
.tul Of composition. Her thesis ON
'NtriCau aud Negro Folk Music has
been most favorably commented on
whN" her studies OF that great negro
musician. Colcrid-r-Ta ylor. ami his
york are considered Of high value
William H. Richardson i described
as having rcSoyaut voice Of wide
rang" and a. giving an Intelligent
Interpretation OF selections that run tho
@'uut froiu the folk songs OF tho plan.
ihti"ns to the gems OF the classics"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-06
MIC CITY FOlR TOPS Bil.i
Ar I.NUIC FOR FIRST HALE

That vaudeville Is drawing upon tho
resources OF every branch az the en-
tcrtainncnt stage is again eXcmpliiicd
in tic diversity OF attractions announce
cd for this week At tho Lyric. Tho
Big City Four quartet OF vOcalists
each OF whom gained his experience
and the higher and broader knowledge
Of music under masters. serves a. an
illustration.
Fred G; Rover. The first tenor. comes
from the concert stage and is - pro-
tcCc and pupil uf dudley Euck. the
composer. Rover is familiar with the
standard cratorics and occasionally. by
request puts vaudeville out OF mind and
delights congregations in churches OF
the cities he is visiting with Com
fort Ye" from iIandcls Messiah: IT
With All Your Hearts" from Men
dclssohn's Elijah" or something simi-
lar Mr.. Eatcs. second tenor. played
oppositc Viola Allen in Twelfth Night
and is familiar with Sha kcspcarcan
roles James T.. Emerson. tho com cdian
of The Rig City -Four. comes from the
lyccum stage. but his rich baritone Was
Grs, heard in minstrclsy. before he was
taken from Al q. Field by lyCcum
manager The basso. Arthur ID. Wood
was for several seasons with Henry W.
SaNagc's grand opera organizations
with Orvillc Harold he was doing a
singing turn ~ liammcrstcin's Thcater.
Nov York. when Oscar IIammerstrin
handed him over TO Savage. The quar-
LET proyidcs good comedy as well as
good music in the vaudeville act in
which tho four arc appearing.
\ real novelty in tho form nf Il girl
and.sonc tabloid is promised In the
act Of the GolfnE Girls. There are
nine singers dancers and nll-round en-
tcrtaincrs in the organization, and
the act is said TO he handsomely stag
cd. The girls give Il number OF special
ties and their performance Is equivalent
to a complete variety show.
Helen Ncola Will be seen in di-
versifcd act She Is a singer and
dancer. hut speciaiZes as contortion-
list. Harry Lester Mason, on the same
bill. is u monoloSist. lie is also q
character impersonator. and he repre-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-06
'TIIE ETERNAL. MAGDAIENt."
To- MOIiiiNM All III ESD 4 L

IN order that the public may obtain
rather clear conception Of tho plo,
or Tic Eternal MaSdalcue." which viii
oe seen at the Academy of Music to-
morrow aud Tuesday. with Tuesday
mstincc. tho greater part OF tho
agents description of this much
'aiked-of play is printed in his own
words. While the title Of the piece
Indicates tn" general nature Of tho
principal character. tho theme is pretty
wcll outlined In tho following.
The theme OF the play is old
as history. NJ ono time OF another il
has been discussed by thinking men
ana women tho world over. The prob
lem II presents is the problem OF Rich.
mond quite much as Of New York,
OF Chicago, On London. Of Berlin. or
as II was Tho problem OF ancient Rome
and Carthage
yet. old as II -. l:ohcrt McI.auShli
has found a new treatment OF his sub
jcct that is certain 9" rcawakcn all tho
old discussion ANA star, IL OF again
an"". For II ~ Just as much prob
lem to-day as II was 1000 Years ago
10 determine exactly what the attitude
az those no have avoided sin should
PC towards those or thor fellows who
have not been so fortunate
The Eternal Masdalcnc' tells OF
the citizens Of an American city who
nave sought q solution 10 the problem.
Thor motives nave been honest and
thor Intentions the best. hu, they.
Ike many others before them and
probably Ike man% others wno "ill
como after them viewed the problem
only from tho standpoint Of themselves
That thosc upon whom they were about
10 pass Judgment might hc quite as
human might have rights which they
never considered they gave no thought
TO awaken them TO their own uuttu.ss
10 pass judgment on their fellows. II
Is necessary 10 strike blow after blow
AT their own seIfcomplaccncy.
Tho Eternal Magdalcnn' is - play
OF great dramatic appeal Tho action
ia rapid and tho blows IL deals ,hosc
~ hSsatls fall with trip-hammcr force
The characters arc finely drawn and
call 10! acting OF the highest quality
Sci~yn e. Co. who are tho producers
nj The Eternal MaSdclcnc. have as
Hured II ~ adequate presentation by
Assem- bling a cast OF remarkable excel
lcncc. Headed by Clara Joel. who has
made herself ono OF RiChromd's IA
vori'c actresses rs hcr remarkable in
corporations OF another difficult, role
IL includes WILSON Reynolds. Helene
Rapport. Gcorg" Wright Jr Helen
Judson ana = number OF others aimoS,
AS Vol known in Tho theatrical world
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-06
NOBODY iIOME:" A\>Ot need
E'DR TWO PERFORMANCES

Nobod! iium', John L. SIocun's
MUSICAL coined! hii. comes TO the Ncad-
cnS Of Muse Wednesday. matinee ana
nigh, The oook j. the collaboration
OF Ga! Bolton ana Paul Rubcns Will.
the music IS from tho pen Of Jerom.
Kern. MI thrc, lave h.' OH :. new
idea, aud arc collccting large royalties
thereby. NUbOa! Home ran Tor a.
mos, an entire season last year At tl.e
Princess ana Maxine Elliot, Theu-ors
~ Manhattan and wen; over - Ros-
ton TINS season Tor "a Uric. visit. oU;
was compelled to ROMAN three months.
'Nohods Home could DE PLACED wiki
or without music. The story is So well
'dcnncd, ANA sun bc q success. 1t is
claimed. The lausht.r IS said 20 star,
TWO minutes after the curtain rises.
and docs not cease tor four hours.
The story Is wound around the adv"u-
lures OF Freddie poppie, Il north
country Enslishman. who comes TO
america ~ search Of his Amcr!can!zed
brother. who has become q society
dancer
Frcddic Is apparently an empty
headed creature thence Nobody
IIomc'D. aud gets Himself and every
body els" Into trouble hy his bluudcrS
He cannot get hotel accommodations
TO SUIT. ana ,ccert. TN" offer ~ au
actress 10 use her apartment Will. sh.
is away. tnconsciously ne creates :,
scandal. ana the clever way in which
lie cMtricat-s himself forms The basis
for ono OF tho best musica! comedy
stories seen on the stage ia years
Mr. SloruIn has provided = east Of
cNtrnordnary quality with many
broadway tavo'itcs, including Percivai
Knight who created the principal role
in tho original London production Ioc
Barnett; who is the very incarnation
OF musical comedy spirit; Mabel Withce.
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nov ~ BITTEN ny car
AND RABIES GERMS tRE I.OI>u
ISpccialto Tho Times III.

TNP"rla7 10 Tho Hines DispNtch
iAIiiiSONiUItCi. VA. February -
Joan G"chcnour, fvc-ycar-olL son OF
w y Goch"uour. Of Penn Laird Rock
inSh"m County. was bitten four days
ago by y pet cat with which he wa,
playing. I'll" head Of the eat WAS son,
Z" the National Eurcau OF Auimal In =
Yesterday a telegram calnc STATING
that germs OF rabies were found. This
morning Mr. Gochcnrur left Harrison =
hurg for Washington with tho little
boy. who win l." treated AZ The PAS
tcur Institute. I'll" cat sank its teeth
deep into the flesh ~ tho child. \ local
physician cautcrizcd til" wound at
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MIN. Cor tAc charm OF his songs rs
ar" TIA" pcopl" Of to-day. lie owes az
Inuo. {" nature and as little 10 ,ullI-
walton Us modern man we'll may. IT
* not merely that his voice Is b":tutifmi
~ quality. hut the human element Of
appeal speaks straight 10 people. and
'n"N respond without caring .wo pins
what his place in the art world Mas
Doe. There may nc men who can sing
schubert better. but this il an academic
question Of about AK much interest 80
whether or not the circle eau nc
squared
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NEW HOUSE COMMITTEE
TO STUDY FLOOD CONTROL
Nh democrats Already chosen for
Membership: Three Others aud 81,
Republicans to 10 Named

WASHINGTON. February ,-Ecrre.
*entativc@ Humphreys. Of mississippi:
Garrett. Tennessee: Russell Missouri:
Mr'."mor". Texas: Wilson. Louisiana
and N'ns"n. Georgia. were selected to-
DAY by tho Ways and Means Committee
democrats for membership on tho new
i'ouS" Committee on Flood Control
Mr. Humphreys Will bc chairman.
ihrec moro democrats arc to be chosen.
with six Republicans to be chosen nv
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rnugh, Win the Chickens.

hcury DAVIS. cologed. was sent IN
20 the grand jury from The Police
CONT Yesterday on q charge Of steal
iuG twenty chickens from i y Enos
lNoN Creighton Road. Policemen sweet
ana Ecriucci arrested DAVIS early sat.
urday morning. while ne "as ON his
WAY home with sis hcadlcss chick en-"
ia his ba.
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INTERESTING CONCERT
Maud tunc! Hare and W :ii,au ~. Rich
ar'iSon.. Noted I"lor"d Nu>icinn~.
at True RrfurnicrS' Hail.

Maud Quincy Haze pianist. aMd MIL
liam II. Richardson. baritone, Viii APP
pear in join, recital 1T the True Ec-
formers Hall on Wednesday night.
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The Weekly Calendar
ACADI:Ny an. ,,;SI,.

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Eternal MnEjnicnc.''
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body Home,