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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-08-30
RICHMOND THEATRE

"a Mans Fight" at the Rich
mcnd Theatre tonight has been pro
nounccd one OF the strongest star
ring vehicles provided for Dustin
Fa1tum to Safe, q testimony &c
which Mr.. Farnum himself has sub
scribed 1t presents this big screen
and stage star in novel and nota-
bic role in which he lays aside for
the nonce his ofttime garb of cow
boy and is seen in business suit and
evening dress.
Dustin Farnum brings his viri!e
personality with a new and keener
zest to the novelty of a role which
his versatility and: long training on
the stage enable him to make stand
out with a prominence beyond any
characterization he has attempted
in the past.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-08-30
THEATRES
INGOMAR THEATRE

Because a minister sought out a
fallen girl, rescued her and took her
to her parents, into his choir and
his home, his congregation deserted
his chuch. This is one of the pow
erful scenes in Evelyn Nesbit's lat
est William Fox phctoplay "Thou
Shalt Not" which will be shown at
the 'Ingomar Theatre tonight.
1t is play of heart and home, of
tremendous strength, Of a tragedy
taken from real LIFE.
Evelyn Nesbit is seen as young.
innocent choir singer, who is led as
tray by a man under promise Of
marriage. He lures her into shame.
only to desert her. The picture re-
veals the pathetic helplcssness of
young innocence held in the clutches
of mans selfish and brutal pow
Ell. It reveals a mother's sorrow, q
fathers .-mistakes, and teaches a
powerful, lasting lesson.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-08-30

Calmly pressing 3 revolver 10 his
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-08-30
TEACH RURAL MINISTERS
Presbyterian Board Plans Course
Must he Pastors as Well as
Preachers.

Philadelphia, Aug. 30.-rhe Pres
,byterian Board Of Home Missions is
planning The re-education of country
clergymen, TO enable them 10 cope
with postwar problems. As part
of the programme to enable It's min
listers to keep up with the times, ne
board plans TO spend $4,000 for the
re-education Of ministers III 1920 ana
$25,O0O each year for a special gradu-
ate course Of study for the mos:
promising rural pastors.
The boards announcement says:
':The demand upon pastor in {
small community is far beyond what
he has been prepared to meet. He
has been taught TO preach, study thu
R:ible, teach and visit his people ]!
their homes, but he is called on now
to lead the community in work 70
better roads, consolidation Of schools
reform movements, financia! drive
and recreational problems. He Is
called on to be pastor, not preach
er only.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-08-30
4. sN{3RK ERS Walk OUT,
Poitsvite Men building Ice Cream
::Factory:. Charge Lanch Time
backed.

Postsvil1e, Pa, Aug. 3O.-Ih's
city'siSoddest strike went into effect
Yesterday when thirty man engaged
in busG.ng an ice cream factory
struck because the free near-bser
whiS was served to then. every day
was scut off.
Tas; factory is being erected for the
Yunsaing Brewing Company, and It
mas sbeen the custom Of: that firm
heretofore to supply al employees
with free beer. The men also clam
.hef were docked for taking ten ma'-
utes, for lunch,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-08-30
AVIATOR FINED So
Farmers Family and Stock Scared
Ry Plane, AfGirms Prosecutor.

By Plane, Af1lrmS Prosecutor
Kansas City, No., Aug. 3O.--On
a charge Of flying his ainpiane with
in ten feet of the roof Of farmer
house, Charles H Levy was fined SO
and costs for d:sturging the peace.
in justice court al Dodson. No, yes
terday.
The complainant, Fred HOenan,an
4 farmer, living near a local aEla-
ton field, asserted that the aviato'
had scared lis family and fr!ghtc"c@
his stock, while it was admitted That
no law on the statutes covered II.
case. Justice Isl" Farmer declared
that it was his opinion the avia.o;
had disturbed the peace of the farm
er and his family Levy stated y
would appeal the case.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-08-30

police suspect some visitors at nc
gallery last Sunday and have the3
names. ~ a
The picture is probably that paint,
ed by FRANCESCA Francia in the ar
re5'.5 Fart Of the fifteenth century.
showing a three-quarter figure ct
the Madonna holding q child in her
arms and 81. Francis at the right,
holding IL cross, with q LANDSCAPE
background
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-08-30
DEATH lad TO BOLOGNA
Father. Neither and Three Others
Critically III Fro..l. Ptomainc
Poisoning.

Wilkes Barre. Pa. Aug. 800
logna Which was the main item Ct
an evening meal at the acme Of Mr.
and Mrs. Oven O'Goy!c, Park aye
nue. Mal,by, Thursday night, is SAID
20 i.ave caused the death YESTERDAY;
Of John o'Boylo, four years.
Mother and father and three other
children are seriously III. al suffering
from acute ptomaine poisoning. The
bologna was purchased from 4
nearby butcher shop after Mr.
O'Boy!e had found thai meat prices
ware too high for his purse.
SOLDIER SHOOTS SELF
AS CROWD LOCKS ON,
Calmly PRESSING > revolver 10 his
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-08-30
MADONNA STOLEN.
PHdso.: Pasted in Frame to Hide
SrHeft-BeIogna iSolice Have

I, " Clue.
Bologna, Italy, Aug. 3O.--pr
Francias masterpiece, THE Ma
donna and Child" has been stolel
sFoal the Academia di Belle At.
and co!ored photograph has been
Substituted for it. i-ne photograph
.as pasted III the frame TO conceal
the theft. This masterpiece dates
oacl. to the fifteenth century. The
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-04
AONPFW|VF' WANT
FULL LOAF Of BREAD

nc housewives. through the va =
nous ieagues and associations. will
poiNoh the ordinance committee OF
me city council at its next lneefin,,
'.F me PASSAGE Of measure fixing
sixteen ounces az the uniform weight
lot loaNes OF broad and recurring
R"rs 70 wrap their product. Rep
reSentafives 81 woman's associations
nave complied a list of weights now
h"lhE used which ranges from 10 15-
o ounces 10 I s ounces.
several bakeries in the civ now
sci bread both wrapped and unwrap-
ned and tho scale of weights is re-
markably irregular. some OF the un-
wrapped being heavier than the
wrapped, while other bakers nut un
a heavier wrapped loaf than I'M
wrapped
The associations represented in
the movement for uniform loaf
ard the number % mem bers are az
Follows: Renters and Consumers
league, 1900 members; Social Serv-
ice federation, $4,000 members.
housewives league, 500 members;
Equal Suffrage league, 5000 mem
hers; Federation OF Mothers clubs
and Parent Teachers associa ton /
200 members. Other organizations
viii be added 70 the list before thu
meeting Of the committee. which is
on the third Thursday in November
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-04
CALOTADS IRE
BEST FOR COLDS
AND INFLUENZA
Doctors Now Prescribe Gallo
tabs, the Purified Calomel
Tablets That Are Maui
sealess, Safe and Sure.

Doctors are warning the public
hat simple colds and mild cases Of
influenza often lead to pneumonia
and other serious complications
They say that every cold should re-
ceive Immediate attention and that
the first step in the treatment is TO
make sure that the liver is active.
For this purpose Calotabs, the per
fected, nausealess calomel tablets are
the surest best and most agreeable
laxative,
one Calotab at bed time with a
swallow of >ter-that's all, no
salts. no nausea. and no upsetting
of the digestion and appetite. Next
morning your cold has vanished,
your liver is active. your system Is
purified and refreshed and you are
feeling fine with a hearty appetite
for breakfast Eat what you please
mo danger
For your protection. Calotabs are
sold only in original sealed pack !
ages. price thirty-flve cents, All
druggists recommend and guarantee
Calotabs and are authorized to re-
fund the price IL you are not de-
lighted with them.--(Adv.l
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-04

night from the finance COMMITTEES
to the board of aldermen, providing
for the purchase OF the distributing
system OF the Henrico County Gas
company at a consideration of $175,-
COO. The director of public utfli-
ties is directed TO make the pur-
chase The money will he borrow
ed until a bond issue can be floated
TO take care of it. Under the rules,
the ordinance was laid on the table.
4 resolution was passed by both
branches making Tuesday, Novem-
hcr II. a holiday, in order that tho
entire city may join in the celebra-
ton incident to the anniversary Of
the signing of the armistice.
The common council passed a
resolution from the finance com-
mittee appropriaung $3.50 toward
the entertainment of the Virginia
State Teachers association which
meets here during Thanksgiving
Wesk for it's annual convention.
Resolutions placing on the super
animated ligt Sergeant James II.
k"fso and Detective Thomas J
Wren Of the police department. A
resolution recommended by Mayor
Ai1s'ie, providing $l5,I34 for the
paving of Hun street. between
lWedth ana Nineteenth streets.
WIS referred 70 the finance commits
toe
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-04

presentation of the always difficult
'Paciiacci'' prologue, followed by an
encore, There's n Road"
All of the singers were in excel
lcnt voice Their appearance here
In the first important concert OF
the season sets a high mark for
those which are to follow, and no.
body who was fortunate enough to
be present last night is likely to
forget no matter how long he may
live. the satisfying but too brief
evening in which so many deser-
vedly famous singers were heard in
this Observation-Disclosures city
one. other thing he is not likely
to focgct That is. the acoompanist
whom nobody noticed at first Erin
Ballard a BLACK -%uwned slip or n
girl with reddish halr. blue eyes and
A firm chin. Seiertfl ing to the
last degree though she had to ap-
pear with every number, she sup
ported the singers with almost I'M
canny skill. precision and under
standing Only once, and then for
an encore. did she read her notes.
The rest Of the time the music rack
was bare. the pianist keeping her
eyes on the singers. And when the
singers came hack after the last
big uumbcr. they brought her along
right IN the middle Of the row. led
her up 10 the front and then fell
back, while the audience knowing
that the concert was over, paused
to give her a round of applause that
for warmth aud heartincss had not
been surpassed all evening.
The concert was marked by an un-
usually large attendance of promi-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-04
The Billy sunday organization

The Billy Sunday organization
will be used in looking after the
comfort of the thousn ads who viii
hear DR.. Morgan. Committe head
quarters are located a. Y. NJ. c. A.
building. room 201.
Rev. Russell Cecil is chairman or
the committee and s. X. Mckee
secretary. 1t is understood that the
reservation plan will be used in
order that students from different
institutions may attend in a body,
hut the reservations must be made
IL advance. at headquarters.
Or. Norgan's lectures in Phila
ncinhia " Gro held in bethany (John
WanawalScr's) Presbyterian church.
In Atlanta the building was not
large enough to hold the crowds.
rr.any people being turned away.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-04
TERRIF YIl4G DlSCOMEORTS
FROM SKIN DISEASES

yor canno: find blood remedy
thai approaches S, S. s. for real
efficiency. 6. 6, s, has been on the
make; for fifty years, daring
which time it has been giving un,-
form satisfaction for all disorG@ts
for which il is recommended II
you want prompt relief. you can
rely upon 5. s. s. FOR expert at-
vice . 10 The treatment OF your
own individual Gaze, write to-day
70 Chief III edieal Adviser, Swift
SoeciAc Co. Dept. II. Atlanta, Ga
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-04
Itching and Burning rruptions
Torture Victims.

II your skin seems abiaze With
the fiery, burning and itching Of
Ecxeu)a, real and lasting relief can
only come s7cE1 treatment that
goes below he surface - that
reaches down 10 the very source
Of the trouble. Sk;n-d.eea IS come
frorH d;sorde:ed condition Of the
blood, and search lar and near,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-04


fglsrp In a lsa q ;,tgFggfs wf>4st3fster't
iBfaVor Of reservations as Vrll
SIS some sentiment IN favor OF
rejecting 1t altogether Unless
a com promise between these di-
Verse views can he rtas hcd the
treaty cannot b" ratified Sena-
tors say We can amend these
reservations which have been
5. proposed h&1a majority stf,.+ha
committee Vet the senator
from Mae@ac h1l~otts has inform
"a mo and he's informed others
That hc had the votes 10 hold
this resolution Of ratification IN
its present form II that is true
the treaty is certain TO toe dc
fcatcr.
Senator Pittman charged Senate
Lodge with attempting To deprive
senator's who want ratification
without reservations Of an oppor
tuuity OF voting their convictions
Senator Lodge replied that he wa
Wiling TO Elvt the friends ~ n,
treaty every opportunity. but VIVA
he greatly desired was "a vote "a
sool. as possible
I'll is true the senator wants
vote. bat h. wants il in way lba
i'm 10 defeat the treaty
cralar Iittuan re;ortcd
senator Lodge answered that h
bad dona everything he could g.
hr5ne tte treaty To a vote and that
sa far as NJ was informed. Tho adup
ttau at }ns committee reservation
would not mcaH defeat of the treaty
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-04

Mercer, the community (Billy Sun
Gay) chorus choir will sing each
night.
The lectures VIII bsgin promptly
at 8:1j, Tonight's subject win be
one of the most important of the
whole series-'-The Value of the
Bible In the Life OF the alton"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-04
BRILLIANT Singers


Continued from Page OneA
Aida and Laazari Messrs. Kings
ton and Chalmers.
ARIA Lieti Sienor, from "Ugo-
notti" ..--. .......-- Meyerbecr
Nine Lazzari.
3--Aria Chegetida mamma. from
La Boheme" ........... Puccin.
Mr. Kingston
4-Aris IN bel di1. from Madam
Butterfly ................. Puccini
Nine. Aida.
Aria Prologue from "PaeliaG-
ci" ........,.... .....~.. LeoncaYallo
Mr. Chalmers,
G--Duet. from La Boheme'
..........,....,... Puccini
Nine Aida and Mr. Kingston.
duet. from La Favorita." Act III
..................... Donizetti
Nine Lazzari and MT Chalmers,
S--Quartet: Bella Flglia DELI Amor,
from "Rigoletto" Act ".
Mime Aida and L.azzarL Messrs.
Kingston and Chalmers,
Encores were deman ded and given
for all the numbers exceT~ the quar-
tets NJ iss Lazzari gave zone Road
Leads 70 London" ripping sea
chanty which afforded her oppor-
tunity for displaying her maCnifl-
cent contralto. She sang always
with the utmost ease ana grace Mr.
Kingston. whose tenor voice is
weu-nigh fawicss and whose man
ner Is engaging and lively, delighted
the crowd with a tender love lyric
Dearest, Our Day is Over" Mime
Aloa gave III No one Ever Marrics
&C. with an appearance OF naivete
which set the audience laughing as
it applauded. Mr.. Chalmers, al
ready favorably known in Richmond.
won new laurels by his masterfui
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-04

srtions, while her funcl grew red
hot.
When the distance between tbs
shtns had been reduced about a
,u.e the order was given TO switch
on ,hc saarchlirht The great white
streak shot across the sea until II
ac:tiod on the mysterious craft
in large letters across her stern ran
the legend, Turritella, London.
~ believe have beeh fooled
after all, said the caT tain to him
SCH ne searGH az IL. 5''s" yea u
" parry SioFttli''E on ~ poa'' -
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minutes lA'er the east SHY uesa u u
~ s'N' l9.nIy AZ llis', CAUSING q
IN" - i'aiI HE't "Hei ne -. ~
the sea---a mere glimmer in which
htJ"et7 appeared without shape
Put or inns gloom there arose sue a
babel q sound as brought Us q u
70 inc snip slde- lAmly we ceHlH
0lSCern two boats ono on me port
,''' ia ~ - 80 ~,
-. ,s},,.i i ~ =" 49,, -. w.,
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.,..S ~ I'M d ''' u 'N''''N ''"h
MY <,l.....- e..-, ,,.- CIT.
'''"'9 4'''" ''''' amp
Just rs we came abeam or the
stranEe snip we saw a cloud az
smoke shoot w from her, "hlef
was ioiioWeh by the heaFY thuu on
an explosion Next moment th'fe
caIne another heaNy ihud' anu We
"a" 'hae t!e luFriteha was Deg
ll'hR 70 SINK by inc heaa' We
@tHeo PaH' heF ana poEa 20 81
tIN a. "u''u her hl d pSpe'lluI az
'o1 ahlPs "ll'.n ca
may al sHSu' ~, -
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- NO s,rra,cl.ad ~ e.. 80,
baa.,, w raa}i,o.1 ~ e.',
10 understand the larrtIarn T,ho,
~, $500 ~, Wv ''il'-, H,' 4he>
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-04


would be. then. that the strike would
continue in effect rs it now exists
each Individual minor remaining
away from work. deprived Of any di-
rcction or financial benefits from
union hcaduuarte~s
PFRSv ASTON. NOT FORCE.
SO. it appears from this standpoint
that tho chief interest Of the COal
consuming public must be conferred
in tho efforts nov being made 70
rcrsuade. rather than force union
ofScials II was understood that
Lea ders in the east have heen tenta-
tive advances. any Of which may
bring results
Samuel Gonpcrs, president of the
American Federation Of Labor and
Warren S Stone. grand chief OF tn"
brotherhood or Locomotive Engi-
noHrs. were reported 70 have tele-
craphed Lewis Offering aid in ar
ranrinp comnromise settlement.
President Wilson again TODAY re-
newed his proposition 10 tho minors
md operators to submit their diff
ferences to tribunal named nv him
News DISPATCHES from Washington
reDorted that Secretary Of Labor
Wilson had telncraphed M Lewis
urging once more that the nrcSf-
dents rIan be accented The minors
chief. however refused 10 admit re
CENT Of this message.
TnciTonta1f,- il v.,s eats that Sar-
,.o+,~,. v~iisr, T. 80 ,,o-,,,, -,-i+l,
~ -. So
I Workers md now. as cabinet morn
Ao~ has come out sanctionins the
/ altItuHo OF inc government, WhIcb
miners believe Is drastic,
Mrs Lewis returned % INDIANAPOLIS
I today from his home at Springfield
N During his absence stacks OF
kilograms had accumulated on hi
desk.
II can't talk about tho strike" he
said because of the Injunction s.
let there be no moaning at the bar
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-04

7 IL" captain aa1 the navigator
won't IN to the bridge where they
were presently Joined by the first
lieutenant The moon was nearly
fan. casting a white track across
t.e dark hiuo carpet Of the sea. It
was tae Kind Of might tina, brings
hack memories OF a Thames regatta
Of Ionnrluc in a woll-cyshioned
punt. ana listening to a good band
III connect such y night with COR
man raIdcrs. guns mines and tor
l,Fd.o4 wa a,Iita ifuuossihIa. tho
whole sattirer was entirely WRONG
.srha raysir~ioUg shin was now
Two n,irf@ Off oar mort bow and
about thrto Mules ahead \ thick
yeH.r.a of smoke pnuring from her
tvtrf. .t.rrretrd that sha was in
hurry or. at all events. was not
disposed 10 ne epeiable with us Ne
hIJ been aWbliug along comtor-
taav ST eight Knots. The order was
given - increase to ten. The shut
-eg II aur signal lamp began to rat
Ties
What ship is that?
Claimed I.ritiSh Rcr-isty-v
........,...... ~, -.
-. - -,
az ~ q -
"ltuFItrl}a was the hciated reply
what nationality? We asked
promptly.
no " - ,...=.,=.,.
Wa. T.s5 s.zs Question
~ F T. came the answer.
AZ. hurtel pg The name in
Ttar5f#s at~t bur without suere.s
kfa Won sure Won have rot his
13ra Tnt sjera=rsne AK h!m
assam
What J.. ,.our ns.o,.. o.. asked the
} rsrEt.a1 s,rr3ffr4a This tina The
.41s.f#rtotts stranger .ynaudcd vnIiI-
sr{5Trft.lta r o1siof, y,ttns for
aur5ff.a. .,dr.ir.,tt. pa.-f 2ai4 far. or
3,.~s
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/ ,.4.,. .,...fIl., ~ n cro firne
y-,,h ~ 4, a|13 On. - and -, an
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-04

junction At the same time he viii
be asked to issue mandate direct
ing the union officials to rescind tho
strike order and call the men back
70 work.
1t is supposed that time would be
given, If the mandate were granted
to carry an appeal to the higher
courts In such case 4 month might
Ella psc before action on the appeal
could be taken. Tho chief result
would be. then. that the strike would
continue in effect as it now exists
each individual minor remaining
away from work. deprived Of any di-
rcction or financial benefits from
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-04
MORGAN LECTURES

Continued from Page one. )
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-20

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