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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-04-11
S Q c / E T Y
GxSA ax~,~arn Mat. E.auor Madison 1s3a

! Miss Elsie T. Clark. of this city. rs
visiting at the Pocahontas cottage,
Virginia Beach.
Mrs r. w. Luck returned to her
huzne in Barton Heights after visit
in Washington.
. Me. and Mrs Robert Atwater. OF
this city, have gone TO New Y6rk city
to make their home In the future.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Mayfield, OF
Georgia are coming to Richmond to-
day to make their future home at 5l2
Mouteire avenue, Barton Heights.
J. Iamison, of this city. has takea
a cottage on Twenty second street.
Virginia Beach, for the summer sea-
son.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. D. Vass have re-
turned to their home at White Sui
phur Springs, West Va, after a visit
with Mr. and Mrs ]. n. Cottreil. on
Miller avenue.
w. +. Flynn, OF this city. is a guest
al the Driftwood cottage, Virginia
Beach.
to her home in this city after visiting
relatives In Fredericksburg.
Hollywood Association
The Hollywood Memorial associa-
ton will meet in the Young Woman's
Christian association this morning at
il O'Clock. A large attendance is re-
quested by the president.
Women's Council
The Business Womcns council will
hold their monday meeting today
from IL TO 2 O'Clock. Miss Kinney
will start the Tabernacle Bible les
son today. She says: TRY and come
as IL will be interesting TO all"
Jarrett Enjoys Recital.
Miss Nellie G.. Payne, music in
strHctor at the Jarrett High school,
and her pupils gave one of the most
interesting musical events of the Year
In the school auditorium on Monday
April eth, beginning at o'clock, The
auditorium was filed with relatives
and friends of the youthful perform
ers. who won much praise. The fol-
lowing program was rendered:
Mtnuet in q s....,..... BcthoVen
Lucy Partridge and Minna Brown
Happy Childhood ....... Martin
Sarah Person
Laura Mitchell
Learning To Waltz ..........M issa
Evelyn Kitchens and Louise Bate
Snownakes .....,....... Eckhardt
Louise Crowder
In the Attic ............Sp aulding
Field Bate and Prof. Titus w.
Beasley
Vocal: "A Perfect Day"
Carrie Jacobs Bond
E,sta Kitchens
. March Milftaire ..... Streabi,og
Lucy Horne and Gertrude Bate
Little Fairy March 49,. .Streabbog
Fanny b. Mitchell and Daisy Crisp
At The Denny Brook Fair E. Scott
John Bate Crowder
Vocal: "Smarty" Won TilZer
Gertrude Bate and Frank Bailey
Bright Eyes -. Sister OF ST. Joseph
Harwood owen
Vocal: I'm Starlight" ......K King
Susan Brown
Under the Mistletoe Englernann
Ethel Hale and Estelle Prince
Martha .Flotow
Marie Griffin aud Elliott Miller
Cuins Amman ,.-...,.. Rossini
Susan and Emma Brown
Butterfly .Grieg
John Bate Crowder
Chorus: Americas Message"
High School pupils
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-04-11
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LIVER LAZY
TAKE A CAL0TAB
IAderful How Young and
ergetic You Feel After
hing This Delightful
1lsealess Calomel

s30u have not tried Caiotabs you
delightful surprise awaiting
L The wonderful liver cleansing
SfH1tein- purifying properties OF
yH4l may now he enjoyed without
)1ghteEt unpleasantness, for Gallo
5SFA caionel with the liver bene-
IA and the sting taken cut. A
~ bedtime with 4 swallow 81
that's ALL No taste. no nausea
<1 nor the slightest unpleasant
Meets. You wake up in the
ng feeling fine. sYour liver is
your system IN purified, your
II hearty, Eat what YOU wish.
reer. and no risk of salvation.
H time you feel lazy. mean
blue or discouraged give your
ncrough cleansing with 4 Gale
3Ay are SO delightful and efec-
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h. thr price as a guarantee that
~ deiighted,
1lr sfproIection,. CaIotabs are
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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-04-11
id-StoIllach Ruins
Health Of Millions

Besides those painful attacks Of in
digestion; that awful bloated, lumpy
feeling after eating and downright
stomach misery that you who have
experienced it know 80 well; besides
Disgusting belching, food-repeating,
sour stomach and distressing heartburn
besides all this, ACID STOMACH
undermines the health and saps the
strength OF millions.
Ifyou don't get rid of those stomach
miseries there Is no telling where your
stomach troubles will end, for it is .
well known scientific fact that many
serious ailments have their start in an
acid-stomach.
Start now-this very day-tog get riG of
yourstomach miseries. Take EATONIC
tho wonderful remedy that absorbs
the excess acid from the stomach and
brings INSTANT relief. You simply
have no idea how much better, stronger
and brighter you feel at once. II drives
out all the gas and bloat, puts An inn
mediates stop 10 belching and heartburn,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-04-11

In addition to the dinner party at
Jefferson hotel on Saturday even
IN honor OF the Earl and Countess
Reading who will spend the week
rs the guests of Mr. and Mrs.
I'M Kerr Branch. several additional
4reetsng affairs have been planned.
and Mrs. Branch Will entertain
3NnGheon Sunday afternoon in their
ms.
mnday afternoon at S O'Clock Com
knier and Mrs. George Cole Scott
41 have the Earl and Countess of
fading as their guests q : tea at BAD
hannon. their home on the James
eer.
Aliss Effie Branch has issued invita-
1fS for 4 diner party for twenty
0r guests at $50 O'Clock Sunday
waning.
Monday afternoon at / o'clock
6tn pfroller of the Currency and Mrs.
Dhu Ekcfton Williams will entertain
ii buffet luncheon at Paxton" on
ke Cary street road after which the
EU4Mts of honor will return to WASH
egton.
sa Reception This Afternoon.
#S3 his afternoon the board of advis-
IE9 OF the Bureau of Vocation for
0men will entertain ut a reception
h0nor Of the delegates to the corr
I4lSE&4NAt VI t4tt ' II Si5iid w oiittti - fVi-
kHs and schools. The affair will be
Ia In the reception rooms OF the
Enfession' Woman's building follow
the English conference.
Of the afternoon will be.
Margaret kuyk, Professor Susan
E Tough. Mrs. G. Harvey Clarke,
M Thomas S. Wheelwright. Miss
x14y Smith. Mrs. Charles +. Lee,
IA May Ii Keller. Mrs. A, +. Cook.
= ~ b. n. Munford. Mrs, Barker. Mrs.
Sxr1es s. Bosher, Mrs r G, Gordon,
- Helen Baker, Mrs, D. r. Ander-
Miss Helen D. Christian, Mrs c.
6uchanan. Miss Anna Nj. Peterson,
~. N Boatwright, Mrs. !. X.
~f1nan. Mrs. s. T. Clover, Mrs. e.
Winston, Mrs. L, r. DashieH, Mrs.
sE. Gaines, Mrs. W. s. Mcneil, Miss
<kton Ryland. Mrs. Claiming Ward.
- Emily Hamilton Welch and Miss
M Enaifher.
Benefit Card Party.
IN afternoon a bridge party for
benefit of the Council OF Jewish
G.nen will be held in the home OF
Leon Walerstein. 2222 Monu
t avenue from three to six o clock.
&<aes may still be reserved up 10 the
OF the games.
Story Telling Hour.
- Hattie Belle Gresham will give
tory telling hour in the Barton
hts school this afternoon at 4
pck. This is especially for child
ALTHOUGH IL VIII please grown~ups
psll
Personals.
4 rH Charles Bosher returned 10 her |
~ in the Kenilworth apartments
nesday evening after "a short visit |
1ew York city.
s ~ Brent Witt has as her guest. |
Mary Stuart Cocks, of Hollins |
-. and Mrs. s. G. Mitchell Of Della |
~ college, have arrived in Rich |
N Tor the weekend.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-04-11
ToDAYs SHOW CALENDAR.

Academy. evening only--Henry
w. Savage's Have a Heart"
Lyric, matinee and evening
Vaudeville and pictures.
Odeon--Wallace Reid in alias
Mike Morgan"
Coloniai--Peggy Hyland in THE
Rebellious Bride"
Savoy formerly New)--Con-
stance Talmadge in "A Pair Of Silk
Stockings"
Bijou--Mary Pickford in Cap
tain Kidd, Jr.''
Victor--Fanny Ward in Com
mon Cl4y&i
= 33Ss;2sasreE FsseilA pct; Marry"
Blueoird--Anti Stewart in From
Headquarters"
New Broadway--AnitaS Stewart In
"A Midnight Romance"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-04-11
HIGH GLASS PROGRAM
PLEASES LYRIC PATRONS

In bill that is in due accord with
the entertainment furnished by the
management of the Lyric, the show
for the last half of the week, opened
yesterday with the honors of the bill
about evenly divided Jack Stern
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-04-11

ends stomach suffering and MAKES n
cool, sweet, comfortable and strong.
There can b no further excuse fos
you to allow. acid-stomAch 10 wreck
your health-pile up misery upon mis.
cry until you get to the point where You
feel down and out and that life has lost
all its joys. Remember, Just - acid.
mouth ruins teeth, 90 acid-stomacb
ruins health.
Take EATONIC. It's good, Just lflks
q bit Of candy and makes tho stomacA
feel fine. You can then eet the thing
you like and, what II more, even
mouthful you eat will count IN creating
power and energy. You'll ieel 30 muci
better-have punch and pep-the power
and will to do things and get results,
and your stomach misery viii be gone,
Take our advice. Get . big boz Oh
EATONIC from your druggist today.
It costs 90 little. II IL fails 10 remove
your stomach distress, be viii refund
your money. That Is guaranteed; you
are to be satisfied or money refunded.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-04-11

writer's cramp may affect either
the wrist or the stomach.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-04-11

THE BOOMERANG.-
Iouiszita Valentine. the charming
The evening world., 1919-01-09
THE BOUNDARY LINE.
, PEAkING at a dinner. Senator

~ PEAkING at a dinner. Senator
y J. Hamilton Lewis OF Illinois
referred 10 the trouble that
some property holders occasionally
have in establishing boundary lines,
and told the following story:
Two women acauaintances chanosd
10 meet on a shopping expedition.
and after conversing for some time
the talk turned to domestic affairs.
II hear" said one OF the women.
that all your husbands hair came
out when he was sick some time
ago. Is that true?"
"Yes." answered the second. with a
reflective sigh. "IIe hasn't a single
hair left on his head, and the doctor
says IL may be quite a long time he.
fore II comes in again"
"Just think OF It" sympathetically
returned the FIRST. Files IN the
summer and cold weather IN the
winter. Isn't il awful?"
yes" admitted the second, but
that isn't what bothers him the most
Every time he washes his face ne
has to keep his hat on IN order {,
knew where To stop. p."-Philadelphia
Telegraph.
The evening world., 1919-01-09
HOW IuEschER RESTS.

Mark A. Lucscher Manager of the
Hippodromc. having had no rest for q
long time was ordered by his boss
Charles Dillingham;. TO go away for a
few DAYS. lie left yesterday FOR At
lantic City.
TIN gong 20 stay TIL Monday" ne
said lust before departing for tn,
train. while I'm away I'm not go-
ing 10 think Of the llippodromc. and
I'm not going TO look at news
paper"
Last night Harold Conway. press
representative of tho big theatre, re
celvcd a 800 word telegram giving
him Instructions on various matters.
II was from Mr. Lucschcr. An hour
later Mir. LueScher called him on the
telephone.
And listcn-w wen bet you a pair OF
Eingham pajamas Mr.. Lucschcr ls
reading this delicious littlo story
right now.
The evening world., 1919-01-09
PLENTY OF ouARRELs.

A MoNG the applicants tor en-
~ ployment in the service OF a
Jersey household there once
came big, husky Irish girl named
Rosalic.
What was your reason for leav-
ing your last place, Rosal!e," asked
the mistress during the course OF e1-
animation.
Il couldn't stand the way the mas
ter and the mistress used to quarrel,
mum" was the reply OF Rosalic.
Dear! dear" exclaimed the lady,
Did they quarrel all the tlmc?"
"All the time, mum" repeated Ro.
sale "and mum, when II wasn't me
and MN II was me and her. Youths
Companion.
The evening world., 1919-01-09
The Days Good Stones

became converted at a revival and
urged the other TO follow in his foot
steps.
You ought to Join. Jake" said the
converted one. "You don't know how
helpful and comforting II is TO be a
member OF the church"
i know. Bill" admitted Jake,
thoughtfully. "an' would like to Join,
but don't see how | can"
why not7" persisted tho FIRST.
What is to prevent you?"
Wen, It's Jes' this way, Bill" de-
clared Jake. There has got TO be
somebody in the firm TO weigh this
here Philadelphia Telegraph.
The evening world., 1919-01-09
WYNN REPORTED ILL.

Something is the matter with Ed
Wynn. His wife tclephoned Arthur
H3mmerstein from the Wynn home
at Great Neck yesterday that the
comedian was III and could not ap-
pear in "Some Time" Rt the Casino
yesterday afternoon. Mr.. Hammer
stein was forced to call or the natl
nee. Last night Bert HAnlon went
on and played the Wynn role very
well. Mr Hsmmerstein. 1t is re-
ported, sent "A physician 10 examine
Mr.. WYNN.
The evening world., 1919-01-09

Samuel Shipmdn. one OF the al.
thors OF East II West was ap.
preached by well dressed man Sat.
uiday afternoon, who said he had
come to New York and spent all his
money having high old umc. III.
baggage was being hold at "a Broad
way llotcl and he was very much w
against It, Could Mr.. Shiptnan lc'
him have q few dollars 10 get "a
Baltimore on? He'd send II back
Mr.. Sh.pman. loaded down with roy
altics, could. The man was given
the ten and the address Of Just plain
s. Shlpman. Eve hours later Mi
Shipman saw the fellow coming oui
OF the Astor Theatre. where "IG1sl T.
arm.
We'll" said the playwright later
"Tll get part Of that ten back In roy
alties. anyway"
The evening world., 1919-01-09
TO STAGE SCANDAL" !"

Walter Hast. who produced The
Little Brother" will put IN rehearsal
soon Cosmo llamIltons latest play.
Scandal" Charles Cherry and fran-
cine Larrlmore will have the prnci-
oal roles. The play will be seen at a
Schubert theatre early In February
The evening world., 1919-01-09
OBSERVATIONS,

h4s ,,,no 90 nm ma a. Ian NO.
in Brooklyn.
Patient at Bellevue Is puzEling the
doctors because his head 10 swelled
lic isn't an aotor.
N Mabel Gilman Corey ever wears
that $4,000 sable coat up Fifth Ave
nue. IL will be at the head OF a pa.
'nde.
The cost OF living has gone up II
per cent. in four years, and yet Frank
vcIltyTe, comedian. hasn't lost any
srSeight.
The report that William Jennings
RIyan will go into vaudeville and
The evening world., 1919-01-09
THEY SEEK sgcLusloN.

Harry Tierney, composer: Jane,
Montgomery. librettlst. and Joe Nc.
Carthy, lyric writer. have left town
TO complete musical comedy. tho
book OF which has been turned out
10y MI Montgomery. They will visit
Atlantic CITY and French Lick
Springs, both OF which places arc
running over with IDEAS and things
The evening world., 1919-01-09
FUTURE BLISS.

IT Wo out-State monument deal
ers CHANGED TO meet on tho
rear platform OF a street car,
and they were soon talking s1op.
After they had discussed designs
and inscriptions for several blocks,
one OF the dealers happened T. no
tice that negro passenger was lis
teninB TO the conversation with ap.
parent interest,
Turning to the negro. the dealer
asked:
You seem TO be interested in tomb .
stones What do you want on your
gravc?"
say boss" replied the negro. "I
don't want none OF them stone
markers, when | die | want 'en
TO plant watermelon vine on my
grave and then let the glorious luiaa
soak through. h."-Indianapolis News.
MIGHT WEAKEN THE FIRM.
1.-TWO brothers once ran a store in
a small Western town. where
they had qlste large trade in
gooa On barter. One of the brothers
The evening world., 1919-01-09
cAuI WITH WALKER.

George Gaul will be In stuart
Nalkcr's company whom II opcno at
the Punch and Judy Theatre next
Wednesday evening. Mr.. Glul was
recently IN Florence Nnsh's Rem
nant" company.
The evening world., 1919-01-09
acLImAx- ATTIRE COMEDY.

"The Climax" with Eleanor Painter
In the stellar role, will be presented
by the Messrs Shubort at the Comedy
Theatre next Thursday evening.
The evening world., 1919-01-09

IN ''''''''N '''U' ~ TTdTINI
that had submitted TO odIous
oppression on the part OF Germany.
This neutral nation" he said,
values it's honor no more highly than
Gobsa Golde vdlues his domestic
happiness.
As Gobsa in his picture gallery
slipped his attcr-dinncr hqucur and
puned on his great black Havana, the
butler rushed in, spluttcring:
On Mr., Code, poor Mr.. Golde
I'm SO sorry! Your lovely girl wife
mas eloped with the chauffeur"
Gopsa blew fragrant cloud to-
ward the frescoed ceiling.
oh, we'll he said.she wasn't much
vi = chauffeur '"--Washington star
The evening world., 1919-01-09

II T 10 announced by tho Board Of
Directors Of the Rialto and
< Rlvoli Theatres that Hugo
Riesenfcld has been selected TO sue.
coed Samuel l.. Rothljfol as Man
aging Director OF these two houses.
He will take charge Feb. /. Al pres
ent MIR. Riesenfeld is musical director
for the two theatres. lie will con-
tinue in close touch with the musical
phases Of the entertainments and viii
occasionally conduct the orchestras.
The policies Of the Rialto and Rivoli
will remain unchanged. Mr.. Roth
apfers new activities will take him
into another field Of motion picture
esdeavor.
The evening world., 1919-01-09
About Plays and Players
TOUCHING sHIPMaN.
BY BIDE DUDLEY

that he wants $4,000 a week is half
right anyway.
The evening world., 1919-01-09
GOSSIP.


Joe Click has returned from a tour
with Leave II to Jane"
Julia Bruins has been engaged 90
appear in a ncw Shubcrt production.
Lee kugcl has engaged Kathleen
Mcdonnell for the leading role In n
new play called THE Net"
Donald Brian, who was out OF the
cast " The Girl Behind tho Gun"
Tuesday because OF cold. In back
again.
Marion Coaklcv will nc seen IN u
leading role In "CappY Kicks" at the
MorNsco Theatre Monday
Tho 20Oth performance OF "Frierdly
Enemies" Will he given at the llud-
son Theatre tonight.
The Strand will present n condensed
vcrsion Of I'll Trovatorc" next wenl
In connection with ita usual pro
gramme.
David Relasco's comedy "Daddics"
will reach It's ljOth performance ~
the Lyccum Theatre tonight.
The Society OF Automotive Engi-
neers has reserved all the tables for
the Century Midnight Whi1" for
Thursday night. February g.
Men IN uniform will attend two free
performances Sunday night. Ono will
he Nothing But Lies" at the Long
aero Theatre, and the other "The
GENTLE wife" nj the Vanderbilt.
Sailor Rube Marduard and n dozen
other sailors. recently returned from
foreign waters. are in vaudeville
They are hcadliners at Moss's Flat
bush Theatre.
Charles X. Harris points with pride
10 the fact that Sophie Tucker, TriNie
Friganza, Mae West. Lydia Barry
and half a dozen other well known
vaudeville singers are using his song
Everybody Shimmies Now"
When "Cappy Ricks' opens at tho
Morosco Theatre Monday night Helen
Lowell will have tho role OF Aunt
Nancy Bartlett. Oliver Morosco also
reports he has engaged Ernest Truex
and mustBche for the new comedy,
PLEASE Get Married"
A THOUGHT FOR TO-DAY.
Every time there Is a birth or A
marriage In the families OF his rela
tives. Heck Tobin OF Rutherford. N. J.,
has TO get drunk and. gosh. how he
breads ~!
FooLisHMENT.
rirl from White Plains said on. day!
!, deals With tho ocsAn
hut I've got not ion
The darn things TOO deep. In q vN.-
FROM THE CHESTNUT TREE.
How long should a stylish girls
skirt be-"
81 don't know. Oscar"
"A little over two feet"
The evening world., 1919-01-09
FOOljSHMENT

rirl from White plsin said one day:
IN writing very fine play;
deab with the ocran
hut I've Got = mott ion
The darn things too deep. In q uy-
The evening world., 1919-01-09
A THOUGHT FOR TO-DAY.

Every time there is birth or a
marriage in the families OF his rela %
tives. Heck Tobin OF rutherford. N. J..
has to get drunk and. gosh. how he
breads II!
The evening world., 1919-01-09
LIGHTLY VALUED.

u REPRESENTATIVE RAINEY was
IN condemning neutral nation
that had submitted to odIous
The evening world., 1919-01-09
FROM THE CHESTNUT TREE.

How long should a stylish girls
skirt be-"
81 don't know. Oscar"
"A little over two feet"
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1919-09-11

The feasibility of organizing a fair
association at Plattevile is being dis
cussed
Mr.. and Mrs George Hartley are be-
reaved by the loss of their little two
year old daughter, who died Monday
night of cholera infantum.
Miss Laura Argall, aged % years.
died at the home of her father, James
Argall, in this city, August Both.
The unusual number of exhibits and
the great rush of people are taxing the
energies of the officers and the capacity
of the grounds at the fair now going
on. 1t is to Mineral Point the people
look for the fair of Southwestern Wis
consin and this year, as usual, their an
ticipations are being fully anticipated.
In its extended history, the Iowa
County Agricultural Society has had
few, if any, more creditabe and sue
cessful fairs than that held at Dodge
vile last week.
Fennimore Times = Highland not only
has the oldest house and is the oldest
town in Iowa county, but has one of
the oldest churches in the state. It's
German Catholic church is the first
Catholic church built in Wisconsin west
of Madison. When it was first estab-
lished, its minister used to make regu-
lar trips . Madison to preach
Mrs. James Matthews, an old and es-
teemed lady Of Waldwick, died at the
home of her daughter. Mrs. Proctor. in
this city, September 4th.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1919-09-11

We learn from City Superintendent,
r. d. Pulford, Esq. that our public
schools will open about the first OF
October, under the charge of Alexander
Wilson, Esq, as principal The new
building for the high school will be
ready for occupation and the other
rooms put in good condition. The graded
system will be adopted. A normal de-
partment will also be instituted in con
nection with the higher department.
From what we can learn of the farm.
ers of this section, we shall not have
more than half a crop of corn.
We learn from report that friend
Maloney has received a premium of $50
at the state fair at Freeport for his
handsome case of minerals.
On Sunday evening, Mr.. James Hos
kins of this city, having become tired
of this worlds cares, made an attempt
to put an end to his existence by mean,
of hanging. He was discovered and cut
down in season to prevent the full &C
complishment of his design
The Iowa county bond suit has agar
been laid over so another term of Court
on account of the absence of leading
counsel on the part of the plaintiff.
Galena Advertiser We recently
made trip to Mineral Point and wer,
glad to see so much stir among business
men and confidence in the future. Mer
chants already feel the influence of tn,
grain movements and all channels o
trade are resuming more healthy con
dition. Mineral Point has improved il
appearance and we noticed some new
blocks of stores and fine dwellings, re
Gently completed and in process o
building. The railroad furnishes cas-,
and rapid communication with the east
The zinc furnace for the smelling o
zinc ore, is the first and only one bull
in the mines and is now in successful
operation.