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nrrn oF DISEASE.

nfFD OF Dlethof.
NON C COMM issloNso ort lStNSr
ssrr.. stanley p Ely yj,e,o%S, eIS"Ss'yM Miami. l
uts s,tto Johu. Petschat, Manger, Pa,
Musician. ZyEnond Jablcnow'h' Phh-
sds'ph'a' r. pe,vArIs.
\ wlnmm BSaks, coyinsion, Va; Henry
4. Bsumsr. Utopia, TsL n.S,,., II HstIos,on.
Bsnilsy, Cleveland, o. ,usoT,ei hMivnc r.on
S.y s. York +,Sn N "a Sy%Gxs SI' xs,oslps ri Port;
;snS. ore: Arthurl Read, Mansnsld Ia;
psN.v, p,ssder pidckton, Ark.i While u.
Ranch. Elizabeth, M; Klnnla Il Wchard-
scr. Peters Landing, Tenn, John henry
ward, weston, W, Va WlnsW ~ ~
sorsn ilarttota cn; os, Gsoas qse InsIanapo, Syss
ia ind Henry G, Medlln, penvlns. va
Tally park, shueualaks MISS r. II
Qtrnuch. Rmffton, q, ,,u,,,-r
DIED FROM ACCIDENT AND OTHER
NOM .coMmissioNlb 9Et,e,nIa p.
ssrst' Charles ;ssFiySTss. Y bSTISs F0'''''"' ~
paLa. "',, ',,sf,cwIeeShs, New Britain.
conn; Fdwsrd W. Hlssin, Merleeoto.
Nass,: Henry ID. Lowery, Virginia, Val
Haroh Pcrrl. Phlladelphla. Pn;
,s wouNpEp, NppEEpp,dsRs. shytHfhi'
Cant, Luc,us NacCiurs Phelps, Erie, ps,
Lsuts. Andrsw M. c, Boyes, Philndel-
mia Pa, Harry u. Edwards, Williams.
town. pa. walter n. Davis, Middletown.
Conn. Eiel H. Myrisnd, Joliet NJ ~.
win n, Spencer. Beaumont Texas; waltef
nr. wiIkinsSurn Pa; Dayton ssckst,,
Greenfield. Tsnn.; pahisl C SewouIs'
W NON. cS'nscmM,ss .ncsocmM,ss,onup OFFICERS
! esrsts. Jim n, lAnderon. Piedmont, y
C.; Ioi n Wesiay Ellis, Fast Jordan, Mich.
George Rinaldi peiroit Mich hqgI ,ls N
Cleveland, O,;vred T, Bushby, Fsirbanks
: 70; Julius cchp. New York Charles =
Franks Coidwsfer, o. Arnold n Kerei
MrNmA, PAT Joseph y. Lewis, Colvyn
-. 0eorss = Mcclellsnd. Elmhur.tNE
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T.. Dean. Flatwood, Tsnr Earl ~. Qua.
loy, Rorbury y 81 WiliAn Mex Fox,
Sl Louis Mo- Fred ". Hlxon, Syracuse.
n ) Wilbur Jl JeifrisH, Cincinnati, o.
DIED or WOUNDS RECEIVED. IN
ACTION
OFFICER.
Second Lout David A>A'edford' Paw
NON. COMMISSIONER OFFICER
'orpI N'-n Vs. Young Coltax, wash
WOUNDED lN ACTION, SEVERELY
COMMISSIONED OFFICERS
NOrpH Joseph " \ Baldwin. Falls
tom Ha stephen BoUcr ChicsEo. lIi.
lyonfrI a Clifford cairo. III John Moe
PRIVATE.
ElHanr PORT Clinton, . Fred W Tcela,
NiuurDunur Wis
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Oklahomana In the list.
Sergeant James c. Wllksrson, Bin.
ger, Killed In action,
Private Flynn 5. Button, Fairfax,
Killed In action.
Private William j. Campbell, Pauls
Vafey, killed In action.
Sergeant Alfred c. Bradley, Shaw.
nee, died Of wounds. o.
prVRts Virgil L. Bailey, Vnlta,
wounded severely.
Private Benjamin r. Hughes, Coal.
gate, wounded severely.
Private David Woodard, Oaks,
wounded severely.
Private John Wesley Lsuel. Chick
asha, wounded severely.
Private Claude Hawkins, Arcadia,
missing In action.
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pnIuArEA

Anton Brambora, chicago, III; BsyBsa
r brown. Freeland, Nd, James 4. poq-
uhuc. Buffalo. ~ r.. Otho 2. HOLLAND.
Middcsss n. c Frederick r. jacobQp,
Rock Island, ~; Henry johnson. ~
Paul. MINI Leo u. Kelly. Port Jsrvts,
n S.; Leonard w Klrchnan. Hamilton.
Texas. samuel 4 Koslner. New York,
~ S Livingstone Latham, Ann Arbor.
NIph Elmer H. Moeker, Cincinnati, o.,
Joseph q Saunders. COlusa Cal
WOU NDED IN ACTION, SLIGHTLY.
PRIVATE.
Wilson N DahOll Rochester, N. Y.
MISSING ~ ACTION.
Frank h.. Bcstcrieldt, Chicago, ~
---W.Aa.---
Senator Johnston Here state Senator
4 H. Johnston ~ Okmulges Ia In Okla
lomr city today on business before soms
N tho state departments
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WOUNDED SLIGHTLY
nCUIFEuC

OFFICERS
Captains Paul n. Cater Cottonwood
Falh, Kan; James A. Wllllamf, rasl-
d"na, cal
NON .coMMissloNEo C OFFICERS
COrpl. Benjamin Shapiro. Revere, Mass
PRIVATES.
Mnlo Obrodevech. Indiana Harbpr Ind :
Mark G Ward. Wichita FnllH TcKsB
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DIED OF WOUNDS
NON COMM ssloNtr OFFICERS.

esrgts. Alfred c. srtd1sy, shawnee
mia John ]. tIagger, Be nkyn, y.
Corpis Toe Albert Demorest, QUINCY,
Mich Andrew Knipper, Glendale ~
willie w. shankle, Rockingham, n =
lustev j Winter. New York. y. v "a
1. Lambert, Munsing, Mich.i T. p WIZ
'~'' PRlvATes.
Charle. W. Barker, Harrisburg. 70,
,,lsIn EArl Jarden, GATHERINGS. Ont heo
sysnson. 10. Angeles, Chi; Anthon, =
usyfaro. Jersey city. n. j.; Orin a Mh-
or. Cartni, m: James G. Norris, Geotg,
own, IA.: Albert ~ Scherlng. NeN i1tN. W,
~, Peter +. schwenkler, Chicago, lu,'
,royer g. Walker, ClAyyillc, " J. liner
r nst.r. New Bloomfield, Mo; Albert ~
aaurhmsu, Ellis. Kan. Emery. lgo, h
ren,a' Nv; Edwin A. Kelly. New fofk
Ny, Clark u. Smith. Galveston lnhM
Andrew stokka, Norway. George hush
iayerhIll Mass: Eugenlc EAbtini. MlShN
srtn' ind Ellsworth X. Davies, Munhhll
pa !. AdoIph Oeldel, New Britain. TOM.
Mst, jacobson. Falrport, o. Chnrls'
Johnson, KAnopolis, KAN Dan " h.nst hhM
nan. Davenport, Ia; Harvey l. henfn
i;ilmaI. Ga, Harold MoS,ni,ul
t-isrhrfield, O.; Harry Daniel bnrS
psadinr. Pa. Paul l. ONO, fltttp1rsl
pa. Rsiph waldo Roberts, Eaton lnd
Iseob M Steiner DuntaDnon, "a
frank wyiIe, Bald Prarie, Texas.
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Ihe complete list
KILLED IN ACTION.

The complete list
KILLED IN ACTION
OFFICERS.
Lleuts Newell c. Barber, Mrdford, orc !,
Lloyd o. Beuton. Baldwin, kan. Albert
". PurchnH, New York. NY
N.coMMIssIoNEp OFFICERS.
Sergts. Edward Allen, Philadelphia "a.
Robert A. Berg, Chicago, H.. winfield
Andrew Jackson, Philadelphia, Ph.
Corpls, Fred NJ. AllsOn, savannah, Ca
Andrew G. Copeman. Kent. wash, John
Aloyslus Green. Brunswick, N. j. - Robert
i, Russell, Pittsburgh Pa; James c. VII.
kerson, elnger, okla,i Earl A. Coyey
Exeter, n. n Benjnnn Perkins. Brook
lyn, n. Y Harry Ludy Denver, Col
Paul l. McLeod, New York y. y. JAMES
w. PeUam Winston Salem. y. c., James
Edward Wilhde. LhgoTe, Md
Mechanics. James T. Robinson. Brook
Ign, y y Ross l.. White, Seagull, n. g..
Wagner Edward Joseph Won, brook
lyn. \ Y. -
John braun, New YORK. y y snn'c,
Brogis. New Britain. Conn, clyde J..
clark. Monroe o.. Alto Cobb Grncyn.
Ala. John Costello, New York, y. y;
glmer j. Ecklund. Thief River Falla,
MINI Wawrzynic Gal. Detroit Mich.
Ludwig Galczyn Erie Pa, John T
llaney Moulirlo. "a. Horace q. hmilsgn,
Watson, la AChileffH karnustn, Tyrone,
Pa. James W Kidd. kcnmare, ~ -,
thriEop I.etoukldis Turkey. Sunley
MakatewicE, WhltehaySn, Pa Maiiaho
Palambl. Italy; Alfred ) Pareuty lhl> ?
George 4 Rodman, Dennir. Cal; John
Dewey Ross. Franklin. Pa .Henuc' y.
Samstad. AtwHter, MINI Carl a. schulz.
gaco, Mont Aucil ~ Spencer, knOWiton.
Ky; Sidney Burnettr. Alert, y. C.; K.u-
hen Broussnrd Yougy'lle, Ia, Alts
CherRn, Benelsyvllb Pa; Edward }.
Crotty. Ehdira, \ " George 4. lafrf'
,louyernsur N " Frederick Finger
Brooklyn. y. v. Joseph Fiore. Newark,
u . Henry e. PIX sherman, \. ID
John u. Hcssley &c.. blanche. " pave
Les. DAnyllr. Va. William W, Lester
Heading. Pa. Harvey 9. Lewis, llelphl'
Miller. Blckncll. Ind Alfred lanrfH. mi
cago. I'M James Rhodes, MononEnheh,
Pa william /. Nubideuu. international
Fails. Minn: Cliffqrd -. Robinson, lai0n.
MINI: Avery & Terry, Brsverd. y, e
Cluy l. Truehloud, Tcrrc Hautc, Ind Milo
y wfltehll. KngsyilS Ia RILEY 4
ArovoO1. Aurora, Mo, Willard Ni'
Chauncey, ". Va: Oscar Paul bcch'
Huntington Pa George BOnesr, Union
Grove. Wis: Thomas Boyle. New YORK
N Y: John =. ,Brosnuhan, Brntueboro.
": Raymond Bfyson, l.Ns"s,eI ns,. v,u,1,, r,
], Campbell, Pauls vslisy, Okla. AleC p
Chapeiie, Ponca. Neb; John Chuk, Los
Angeles, Cal. Jim W. Claiborne, Aber
deer. n D.. Earl Davidson, Ulysses, Neh
John Doucett Lawrence Mass: George
Z. Forman, ir. Chatham, \. VI Lester
Hodges, CLAYTON. Ala. Eldk D. Hughes
Windsor. No, Roy pagobert jacobson
New YORK. Ny: Oe johnson. Gable IN
l. s.ph y. Koelng RhlnslAnd. Mo steph,
"a Iane. Brooklyn. y. y W p
Lynch, New York, n. Y. Glenn Miller
Xsnia. III Loren Ernest PiNley, Detroit
Mich Henry r. Reeves. Greenvlle, = -.
dolph I schwartE. New York, y. y; I'd
rnond Davis Stewart. New Cumberland
40 ~.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-05
IS YOUR BLOOD
SLUGGISH?
Acid Iron Mineral Will Put New Life
Into You-Build Up Your Nun-
Down System.

Thousands Of young men and women,
those who are young in years, but old
in actions and feelings, just drag
themselves around because their sys-
tenn is run down from lack of enough
iron, the one great body building min
eral necessary for a healthy glowing
man or woman.
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those who are unable to get relief
from vegetable compounds should try
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troubles, catarrh OF the stomach, in
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that are sapping their life away 1t
is absolutely free from alcohol and
other injurious drugs, and is guaran-
teed to give satisfaction or your
money will be refunded. Thousands of
testimonials now on file in our Offices.
telling In an emphatic way how Acid
Iron Mineral has helped sick and suf-
fering men and women.
For sale by all druggists and gen.
eral stores or sent postage paid upon
receipt of price-50c and S1.O0 n bottle.
Ferrodine Chemical Corp, Roanoke.
Sa.-Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-05
PRECAUTIONARY MEASURE
ADVOCATED BY FLANAGAN
Health Omccr Ask~d Parents to Send
Children TO School Healthy
DIphthcrin Prevalent.

DR. Roy X. Flanagan. Chief Health
Officer OF the city Health Department,
yesterday cautioned parents who will
send their children TO school when
the session begins TO see that their
colds were treated and sore throats
given proper attention so as to pre-
vent their spread and 10 eliminate
the possibility Of disease development.
The past month vas marked by an
unusually large number OF diphtheria
caScS--seNenteen, and 4 still larger
number of cases of whooping cough
fifty.
During August there were eco deaths.
ii3 white and III colored. Tubercu-
losis. mainly of the lungs. was the
thirteen were Of the colored race.
Twenty-nine cases of typhoid fever
were reported TO the department i've
OF them proving fatal Deaths from
apoplcXy numbered twcnty-oRe: or
game heart disease twenty-five;
EriEhts disease. seventeen; cancer
eleven and whoopinE cough two The
infant death roll reached 10 sixteen
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SOCl E T Y

s oGen absent from Richmond for the
,Ln nirhsr months returned this week to
fnfs"' fHss'f h Ht iFs"a Gee IT,
Of friends ad ps in Se espang II.n party
urn to Richmond to-day. Miss Cecil
SILL W,ad ieave later in the month to re-
iegc, Pa.
hnii for Company Fund.
fo niehmond people will be out in fun
Sat Saturday, evening at $50 O'Clock in the
Trays Armory for the. benefit OF the
Sparrrows Point. Md. .The Governor
srsV Tr ,sns members Of his stan and
has Lscn received from Captain S. King
ny anf hnya Stating that a number OF
TONS Point for the event.
eni, rtJ c% on RS,, is CONFESSED ALMOST
arranged by n committee Of we'll
known Richmond women.
VI interest IIcrc.
M hSel tnSy ryins 5gynes aaaFhtss
Mo bride OF William Olsen at the
Norfolk. The ceremony. which was
i,e1,o by pr; f. e. Steinmetz. OF
Owing to tho recent death OF the
BRIDES uncle. Judge Pitt. the wedding
was very Guie. one. only few
friends being present Miss Vera Hen
ley, cousin OF Mrs. Olsen, was the
maid OF honor. and the brides only
attendant. j. f.. Roberts acted as best
man for the groom. The bride was
given in marriage by her brother, /.
The house was beautifully decorated
With palms. Easter lilies and cathedral
candles. The bride wore white Geor-
sette crepe gown. and the maid OF
honor white crepe dc chine. tho tor
mer carrying a white praycr-book and
the latter white asters.
INN ediately following the ceremony,
". and Mrs. Olsen left for Western
trip.
hcCabe-Bsattte.
aounce the marriage in Washington.
Wednesday. September 4, OF their
daughter. Edmonia Johnston. TO Lieu
tenant James L. McCabe NJ. p. c.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-05
CAPTAIN SMITH NOW MAJOR
Son OF barton Heights Couple Wins
Prominence Through Aviation
Service ct Front.

Captain Bernard L. Smith. United
states Marine Corps. son of Mr.. and
MIS-. George w. Smith. OF Barton
OF >,najor, according 10 an announce
ment III recent issue OF the Army
and Navy Journal. Major Smith, who
rs prominent in naval aviation, and
was assistant naval attache a. the
american embassy in Paris for the
nrst three years OF the European war.
mas Just returned to this country after
several months service in the war zone
He is now spending short time with
his wife. Madame Marguerite sylvia,
1t their country place at Lake Maho-
noc New York. where Nine. Sylvia is
preparing for her appearance in opera
IN New York this fall
Information has also been received
mere that Ernest II. Smith of this city
brother of Major Smith was recently
made an assistant paymaStcr with the
rank OF ensign. in the United States
Naval reserve Force. Paymaster
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Smith has Just completed seven month,
sea duty and is now temporarily sta
toned in New York, City
COMMISSIONER RETURNS
Accompanied by His Wife, Mr.. Kofncr
Spends Delightful Vacation Mt
HuEucnOt Sprin=E.


G. W. Koiner. state Commissioner OF
Agriculture and immigration. is back
at his desk from Il week-end's rest at
Ilugucnot Springs. in Powhatan Coun-
~. lie and Mrs. Koincr were the guests
SATURDAY night OF Mr.. and Mrs. w. X.
Berry, IL the Springs. at an old :
fashioned bean shelling." where all
tho guests helped with a right good
viii in Smelling the beans from the
dried pods for the winters store.
-A:terward. the hostess served melons
to the beam shelters.
Besides Commissioner and Mrs.
koiner. other guests who enjoyed Mr..
and Mrs. Berry's hospitality were Mrs.
Robert Warner, of Richmond; Miss
Elizabeth II. Scott, of Powhatan: Mrs.
l. i. Crew. of South Richmond; Miss
May Palmatory. of Richmond; Miss
Vivian Cosby. of Powhatan: Edward
Scott Of Powhatan: Stanley Crew. of
South Richmond; J. l.. Scott. of Pow
ha;an: Mrs l.. &. Mayer. of Richmond
Miss Frances Gilkeson. of Augusta
County: Miss Helen Bryce. of Chester
field County and Misses Margaret and
EuEenia Berry. of Powhatan.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-05
MEDICAL COLLEGE Will
PROVIDE NEW QUARTERS
Housing Problems Under New Army
Regulations Are Now
Solved.
LIMITED TO 275 STUDENTS
Men in Draft Age Will BE Fed,
Clothed, Housed, Armed, Drilled
and Taught ut Expense OF Gov
ernmcnt.

opening Of the Medical College of Vir-
ginia are practically solved. it was an
nounced yesterday. following several
tee, OF which l.. Il. Morris is chairman
Quarters for the 275 students. TO which
the institution is limited by the Fed
eral government, have been chosen by
the committee. but to avoid the posi-
bility. of any real estate profitecring.
the choice Will not be announced until
the deal Is definitely closed
The limit placed upon the number of
students who will be allowed to ma
triculate this year does not apply to
for technical laboratory work being
done TO any number OF them. 1t is
thought that at least score will take
this course. Not more than forty male
freshmen VIII be allowed to enter, tho
balance of the 275 being limited to men
of the second year and upward.
WILL BE FED. CLOTHED
AND DRILLED BY GOVERNMENT
1t Is estimated that fully $50 of tho
total Will come within the draft and be
physically and otherwise capable of mill
itary duty These will be fed. clothed
housed. armei. drilled and taught at
government expense. They also will
be paid salary of $50 a month. The
Ford lot in Broad street has been
turned over 10 the college BY the city
Tor drilling purposes.
Those who do not qualify for mill
tary service and those over or under
the draft aGe must pay the usual
tuition and provide their own cloth
The college is one of the twenty
nine medical schools In the whole
country certified by the National Coun-
ell Of Defense as being up to the stand
ard in Curriculum, equipment. etc. There
is only one other SO certified in the
Southern States. that being at Atlanta
designated a training station for nurses
completing the higher courses. Eight
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IN AND OUT OF TOWN.

Miss Kathleen Rogerson has returned
10 Richmond after visit to Miss
Bland Cox. who is spending some time
in fiowardsvilic.
Mr. and Mrs. Z. Scott Martin and
their children, Of Farmville. who have
been spending 4 few days in Richmond
are now registered 1T the Waidorf-As-
ior!a, in New York.
Captain Joseph Hurt, u. S. a. was
in Richmond yesterday for Il brief stay.
Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin Cooke and sons
sho have been spending some time
With the formers mother at 2204 Stuart
Avenue, have returned 70 their home
in Cleveland. Ohio.
Lieutenant +. T.. Sinno,t. formerly
Of 2607 West Main Street. has recently
been commits sioned at Camp Zachary
Taylor. KY, and Ia spending a few
days with his parents here.
Misses Ruth and Miriam Vincent will
return tomorrow from stay OF sew
eral weeks at the Rockbr!dsc Inn,
Goshen, Va.
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ADJUSTMENTS
smarter Set" Good.


4 The smarter Set" cannot be accused
l of any lack OF generosity toward its
patrons. 10. ones nrst impression of
the program is thar single evening
would hardly suffice for the entire
performance. There are Two acts, en-
/ bracins eight scenes. the various loca-
itinerary reaches to the North Pole.
thence 10 the pyramids OF Egypt. re-
turning finally to Washington.
throughout the trip, there is no lack
,oi music. dancing, humorous and spicy
comedy, vivid costuminG and much else.
The musical numbers are accom-
panied by pianist, whose ABILITY rs
not TO he dcspIscd. aud - trap drummer.
likewise accomplished. me songs
range from Harry Burieishs compost
lions TO camp meeting songs. for the
most part We'll sung. the company Is
large and. for ITS kind, extremely
ca pable S. II. Whitney, as Professor
Oldham, is not wanting in comedy skill
{and he gave out many clever jests. The
dialogue was largely polysylla bic. be
| ginning. with the announcement Of the
Archaeological" expedition and exhibit
ing throughout every imaginable cX-
emplihcation OF crudi,ion and profund-
| popular with the Smarter Set
by the end of the hrst act. one can
be satisfied that he has had his moneys
worth and anything after that is
heaped on for good measure as 10 the
audience. it may be remarked that the
two galleries we"e darE with faces.
worries. There was abuacsnt oppor-
tunty for laughter and applause and
this vas melted out generously The
completely interesting. j. q. IL.
"charley,s Aunt"
sale at the box office this morning and
Ittei must tt be " confessed that a Visit 10
the academy on Saturday matinee or
Rgh wil mos hnn, and
i you may count to your credit an even
ing Of frankly ungovernatle mirth.
country. Audiences fairly shake with
not To S ' and fo m ae er
Ike small boats in choppy sea
Aua SHOUTS
restraint as viii be in evidence at
fore heard in any theater. From first
TO last, "Charley,s Aunt" is just the
here OF s1 enough e eaSses IN
merriment to give the audience time
for the. little. serious human notes and
THE Soldier Who Came Back"
in Ameriea sn Veil as IN ofher m SiIied
ss fhss who IS brayely but patiently
of welcome to her victorious soldier
boy and his cherished comrades. Such
mother Is Mrs. Wilson, charac-
Ter In the stage story THE Soldier Who
Game Back" that Will be seen under
direction Of A. y. Powers and Elmer
Walters at the Academy Of Music to-
morrow night.
caIutt and JcfY In the wooI,y Vest $.
Grab your wife or best girl i'm one
hand and the price of n couple of seat 8
n the other and hike down to the
academy to-day matinee or night, and
zee Mutt and JEFF in The Wooily
X8West said to be the funniest Mutt
lnd, Jer" show ever offered. 1t is
positively cure for all thoughts Of
Ugh cost o. living. war taxes and
disappear. like mist in the sunshine.
)ne laugh deserves another and hero
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Comedy and sIy.tery MT Lyric.

NeTG ana Uncanny Keats OF m rental
tclepathy arc interpolated by tho Snar-
rocks, Emma and Harry. in tho un-
usual comedy sketch in which they will
be seen on the new bill at the Lyric
the latter half OF the week. commence
ing with the matinee performance to-
day. The act OF the Sharrocks is
classed among the best vaudeville at
fractions OF recent production. The
shit unfolds an amusing story Of two
nomads who follow the county fairs.
on the same bill will be seen the
Great Richard. sensational dancer and
female impcrsonator. Richards * also
Il vocalist OF fine attatnmcnts. Clifford
and Wills IN AT Jasper Junction." Will
contribute a lively comedy sketch. with
vocal and tcrpsichorean accompani-
rnents. The Misses Chalfonie. pretty
and shapely sisters, will offer a gorge
ously dressed and staged dancing ex-
hibition. They are also good singers
and have variegated repertoire.
Kenny and Hollis. old favorites are
returning with new farcical skit. the
greatest laughing hit in which they
have ever appeared. New and inter
cstinG war movies" and the usual
motion picture displays supplement the
vaudeville bill.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-05
Quality OF MIX Imnrovc.

Food Inspector Noble. of the City
Health Department in his report for
OF the milk sold TO the Richmond
public said that ii was of much better
quality than in July. In the latter
when II vas discovered by the depart
ment that the milk was adulterated
and far below the standard. Two
hundred and fifty samples We're tested
last month and found to be improved
in quality to considerable extent
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-05

Omcial notification of the safe ar
rival overseas OF the following Vir-
ginians has been received by relatives
Roger II. Tbs, son of Mrs. Annie f.
Tlbbs. Drewry's Blur.
Samuel NJ. Jaffe. 1917 East Broad
Street. Richmond.
Bernard w. Kelley. son of Mr. and
Mrs. w. II. Kelley, Hopewell
John II. Irving, son of Mrs. ]. Fl. Irv-
ing. CarterSville.
Lieutenant Leigh Budwcll. Black
stone.
Lieutenant John E ponly. son of
Richmond.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-05
BENEDICT RESIGNS
Superintendent of Young Mems Hebrew
Association to Enter News
UuDer Work

George, Benedict, for four years with
the local y. VI. II. y. as superintendent.
has resigned his position 10 take up
newspaper work. He will reside in
Philadelphia, the home of his wife's
parents.
Mr. Benedict recently returned from
trip in the East TO make arrange
ments in New York and philadelphia
for putting on his patriotic play pag-
cant. The Spirit of Mankind" pro-
JulY 4
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-05

Is where you Will get It at reasonable
PRICES You just can't help it Mutt and
record that will live for all time and
when you gee 1t you will know the
comedy. catchy music, side-spiittins
situations. pretty girls and gorgeous
costumes with scenic invcs titurc
you.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-05
Storage House 70 he Erected

The A!bermarle Taper Company,
located on Tredegar Street. yesterday
made application 10 the Building In
spectors office TO erect a two-storied
frame building on their property to
which paper will be made. The es-
timated cost will be $500
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-05

Car-owninS and car-loading COM
pan!es had their innings before the
state Corporation Commission in the
annual tax hearings yesterday. There
was no opposition TO the former as
seSs;rents, and the case rests on the
annual reports of property. Electric
railways. light, heat and power COM
pan.es arc TO be heard to-day.