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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-06-08

tor, George Melford and the rest of
the cast went to the camp, and OBJ
tanned the enthusiastic cooperation Of
officers and soldiers in making the
scenes. The Luke comedy is also
added
Gorgeous sets. embracing scenes in
a New York cafe, mountain views.
and beautiful interiors of fashion
able home, are features of "Old Wives
for New" the superb photoplay.
which Is to be tho attraction at Odeon
theatre. Wednesday. Cecil b. De
Mile directed this picture with great
skill and careful attention to detail.
The novel from which Jeanne Mac
pherson constructed the scenario was
written by David Graham Phillips.
The story is one which searches into
the souls Of mon and women and
shows the inner workings Of mind and
conscience in an unusual tangle of cir
cumstances.
Thursday only Alice Brady win be
presented in The Red Head" one of
the most delightful pictures ever
presented here. Friday only Florence
Reed in Her Code of Honor" and
the Mack Sennett stars in Loves
False Faces" wifi be shown while the
same comedy and Ethel Clayton in
''vicky Van" make up the bill Satur-
day.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-06-08
(axir1ova On Isis 4.-.
Ss
Screen Full Week

| |sss NAximoya, the distinguished Rus
X1an star will be the feature in the
0werfui Metro saper-featarc,. The
I'd Lantern" at the Isis Theater. all
mis- week. In II she is seen in a dual
ole, which gives her opportunity for
s<1Ae most powerful Characterization
III her brilliant career.
The two roles which she enacts are
- widely different as the poles--one
sAw that of the Eurasian girl Mahlee.
aA1d the other Blanche. her English
hall -sister.
The story tells of the life OF this
s4olf-cast girl. who, both in a coffin
M6op In the Chinese quarter Of pekin.
III 1t the death of her grandmo ther.
1ken to the Christian Mission and
Wrought up amidst European sur
standings. The conflicting blood
which surge in her veins causes her
d AnGionate restlessness feels the
1Uxc 81 China. the mysterious and
passionate land OF her mother, but the
a1mhAritance OF her English father. the
f6oA1a and intellect Of the west are
sntt0ng within her and she is like n
hill In the hands of Fate--fung from
s0n4 extreme to the other.
How she becomes the powerful War
Maiden OF China--the Goddess of the
Nod Lanterns shown in this play of
E0kDAi AaUiE dtiu happenings
where all the mysticisms and gorge
0a1eness of the vivid east is woven into
y powerful and fascinating drama
The lure OF the Purple Forbidden
sC1ty--the customs and superstitions of
0ocfet Climatic gorgeous pageantry
md pomp which surrounds the Orient
With golden glamour is shown with
a 4ouch OF magic which brings ro-
Jkamce to life.
The production is one OF clever ar
4f0Gry with a star of rare genius who
1DAbly supported by such noted play
- ~ Darrell Foss. Noah Berry, Frank
EGnrTier. Winter Hall, Mrs. McWade,
IN1KGfnia Ross, Edward j. Connolly.
Amy Van Ness, Harry Mann, William
lEMgie Eye, Yukio 40 Yamo. The pro-
1NEfion was directed by Albert Capei-
11Sl and produced under the personal
pery1sion of Maxwell karger. direc-
41~keneral.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-06-08
Wallace Reid Be
Seen at Bijou

Double bills will be shown daily at
the Bijou this week, two splendid
features being booked for each day.
Tomorrow and Tuesday Wallace Reid
will be seen IN You Are Fired" a
dandy polarization OF one of the
famous O. Henry stories. in which the
star is surrounded BY an all-star
cast of famous players II Is the
simple story OF boy and girl affair
that rings go true, and Is so fun or
lfe-like realism. that abounds in
reHaeay thai just ties you up. and
pathos and suspense that grips yeH,
of~Wallace Reds personality yet
screened.
Vivian Martins new photoplay An
Innocent Adventures" at the BiJou
Wednesday and Thursday is said to
be one of the best if not the best
story ever provided for that dainty
and popular Paramount star, and she
has taken full advantage OF this fact
to make It one of the best pictures
she has ever appeared in. Clara 6.
Kennedy conceived the story and the
support headed by Lloyd Hughes Is
enlinently satisfactory. Theodore
Roberts. Edythe Chapman. Jane
Wolff and Spottiswoode Aitken are
In the cast.
The rather unique role OF "Chilo-
wee Bill" a good hearted hobo--a
role that always finds sympathy with
an AUDIENCES ably portrayed by
Tom p. Bates. pioneer character man.
with a long record OF stage and screen
experience to his credit This part
supplies HILARIOUS comedy vein to the
picture and is said to be quite n fea.
ture of the production. A. Bray picto-
graph is added.
Leonce Perret, In The Unknown
Love which will be shown at the
Bijou theatre on Tuesday and Satur-
day, as a Pathe special has realized
a big emotional and artistic ideal in
the star. Dolores Cassinell. a gifted
actress. over whose beauty eminent
artists have gone into raptures In her
he has a parsonage that f1lls to per-
lection all Of his dreams OF romance,
and In T.. X. Lincoln. who fully
measures UP to the strong. masculine
requirements of the story young
leading man who realizes all Of the
tremendous heart interest. Mr. Per-
ret Is both the author and the direc-
tor of the story. and how the com
bination worked Is shown to splendid
advantage In the harmony OF action
and that attention to minute detail,
which make for perfection. He has
esta blished a high mark. for the play
and the persons in II express art In
It's purest sense--art, beauty and feel
ing A. Christie comedy is the added
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-06-08
Virginia Pearson
Returns to Victor

At the Victor this week will bs
provided q split bill, with main fea-
lures allowing three days each and =
new Mack Sennett comedy creation
entitled mo Mother 10 Guide Him,
starring Den Turpin, Myrtle Lind and
Charles Lynn, with the famous Son
nett beauties, as the added feature all
the week. Tomorrow, Tuesday and
Wednesday, brings II. B. Warner In
The Man who Turned White" a vivid
perturbation of one of the great
novels OF the day. being a story Of the
great Sahara Desert with its noiseless
band OF Arabs. Wcven through the
mase OF thrilling situations is be-
witchdnv romance in which the ador-
able Barbara Castleton plays opposite
Mr., Warner.
Miss Virginia Pearson, whose vel
brown eyes have played havoc in
the past win screen heroes and
screen villains. now heads her own
producing organization, Wig n a
Pearson photoplays. Inc.
The first Offering of this new or
ganization is The Bishops Elmer
aids" a tive-act dramatic materpiece
founded upon Captain Houghton
Townieys novel OF English society
life. featuring Miss Pearson In the
stellar role, and will be presented at
and Saturday for its initial showing
in this city.
The Bishops Eneralds" Is an IN
tenselF dramatic story of English So
ciety life. depicting struggle be-
tween Lady Hester Cardew the
second wife OF the Bishop of Ripley,
and her first husband, long thought
dead, but who ra-appears as an In
ternationaI crook with intent to steal
the Bishops priceless emeralds.
The photodrama shows the intense
mental struggle Of this woman whose
soul is tortured ard wrung between
sense of duty to her reverend husband
and the terrible scandal in which she
would be involved were her former
husband to deuounce her as biga-
mist. The tense action of this photo
play gives Miss Pearson n tremendous
scope for full display of her marvel
Gus emotional and histrionic powers,
and she embraces every opportunity
with consumma,e skill,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-06-08

q r ~ only scale that
!! osfs rsaEht q our
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-06-08

B e you hnd trouble with yoar mink
thsse days. don't come 70 the hasty
eonOluston that all. the fault hiss with
~ dairy company. but start an In
vestigAtion a. to the way It = handled
n the home" u the advice OF Chief
Health Ofiicer, Chichester. Through
Improper caro- Of this important
household commodity. much disease
= spread. and people cannot take too
many precautions with 1t. especially
during the summer months, when
germs are on the rampage.
In letter received at the depart
ment of health yesterday from the
Dairy Division OF the United States
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-06-08
Fredericlx
Comes 10 Colonial

Rowland could not under
~ Ho1en. his wife, devoted all
EG ~ entertaining She had be-
0oeod With even the most cx-
nnt Of social events that was
ind he wanted her to take
TIT 81 "a interest in the big
u outHde Of her little one. When
Etonity Knocked at the door In
No raos Of John Sterling. minis
~ readily grAsped 1t. He would
xl6ute generously TO Sterl.ng's
31n, he said, providing that he
" 4f4ing) would cneeavcr to awaken
Wffe'a hner senssbilities. Would
& oflinx accept the proposition? He
4UeA to and then there developed a
III Of most amazing dramatic
21Dltjons These are skilfully set
WN Ia kitty Goraon's latest picture.
Ea Inythings of Passion, y which comes
a% 4l1e Colonial tomorrow and Tues
ny without doubt it is one of the
- exsravaTantly dramatic pictures
|AG which this noted star has appeared
- besides awarding h6r role in
sSA3ch her capabilities are brought out
n their fullest extent 1t affords her
10 wear some amazing
SGeo4s1ons Of fashion Miss Gordon re-
s4o1vee her support from Mahlon Ham
sH4on as the husband and from w.
s1Wson Butt as the minister.
SaHs Al q special added feature new
" ktn0grana News, the fastest News
snntytct In the world will he shown.
sSsss w ednesday and Thursday will
&etnE . smashing double hit with
&2nifne Frederick as the star in her
i n1nst a,d most delightful screen sue
1.-THE Fear Woman" and dandy
10y Psetogra ph, one Of the most in
nfA&tinr features OF the Kind on any
Gteen, as the extra attraction.
ssssssA story which is said 10 have a spe-
N&oa appeal to musicians, and pArticu-
HxxIy TO these who have written the
Eics or music for songs and have had
N44fculty getting them published, VIII
- told in q motion picture Friday and
saturday. at the Colonial Theatre
3Ae production is William Fox
Ana, entitled Words and Music
~ in which two new stars. Albert
M and Elmer Fair. are featured.
sss The actors are seen in the roles.
mpectiyeiy. of composer and singer,
80 the action deals with their strug
~ to achieve success. The boy has
6itten an opera, part Of which is
|4<olen. and the difficulties he encoun-
- In establishing his claim tn au
%10SShip are not overcome until the
IND OF the picture In dramatic
rene showing the first night Of the
IN eensers about a music publishers
4ootio In famous Tin Pan Alley. The
1Ay IL said to be typicaily American
1fong IN heart interest and well flaw
1ted with comedy and stirring action
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-06-08
MILLER { RHOADS
ADD TO HOLDINGS

with the object Of erecting another
4A4ge annex to their store, Miller a
AOads have purchased at a cost OF
$3.50 600, all the remain
~ property the north side of Grace
zkaet west of their present addition
~ Sixth street. 1t was announced yes
sE4Ay. The new structure vii! be at
net six stories high. and viii accom-
1Mp0Ate the tremendous increase in
S4nme OF business that has recently
0Woioped. When completed, the i'm
J1evement will make Miller g. Rhoads
&mA Of the largest and progressive de-
lImE4ment stores in the South
~ IA addition TO the Grace street prop
Nw&y, which fronts 1914 feet on Grace
N&1et and 157 feet on Fifth street, the
- has purchased the property at
III and 21S North Sixth street This
1880 the store an unbroken frontage
III Sixth street. The deal was made
FnNgh Pollard & Rsgby, real estate
onta.
E xAe transaction places a new value
% NJ the city's downtown residential
9p4a As retail shopping thoroughfare,
II Is understood that q number OF
I'll stores are contemplating locat-
"a On Grace street
9r, Rhoads stated that all DEPART
~Mts located In the Grace street store
LII dcne remarkably heavy volume
oDiness during the two years since
fAH erected. The sales OF merchan-
~ Atspiayed In the show windows on
street Ii a proof OF the fact that
merAasing number OF pedestrians
rotor cars are using this thorough
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-06-08
11an NclA-stcp Elix1,e

New Orleans. June Ga btpiane fcr!
tho Atlantic night = being built By ths
Flat company. which built = mAchinv'
that made succemful night from Tuss
rim to Naples and = NONSTOP flixhf
from Turin to London; according IA.
= formal announcement made herd
tonight. US e II 81 y
The machine Is to be equipped with
q 700 horse power motor and an aIi-
metal fuselage containing SO galfona
Of gasoline. The plan b to make tie
night In one jump at speed OF 1lE
miles an hour, no ships being sta-
TONED along the route.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-06-08

4At cx Il = h, = y Y n q
Ens paAnins NJ Hizk Il nsclss1azt
llkpcatng milk unnaos1 - III u 80
TatluxA = ks1p milk cold ~ 70 time
~ using. q Nj.
Exposurs III ml1k u niss. IS
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-06-08
NORMAL SCHOOL BOARD


Governor Davis yesterday named
Miss Belle Webb. Of Prince George
county, to f1ll the vacancy on the vfr-
ginia Normal school board, eau by
the resignation Of Oscar Il She Ike.
She is from the Fourth CONF ,eHel
district, and Is the second sf.-
pointed by Governor Davin oeAe,
being Mrs. John P. McCor & Eas,
Radford. who was nannn The state
board of charities ant vcttonS.
II there Is nothing In = man h
Is not on the visiting list Of pppor-
tunity.
The moro bread tho balxex maxna
the more he kneads.
Sympathy 10 tho connectin< NH
between joy and sorrow.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-06-08

10y red il made from the Indian
r. - plant.
- spiders have poison fangs. but
1870 dangerous to human beings.
6So4tttAn at the Radium Hos
1tew York. II woman---Mrs.
1 Dewey F1aher.
MT pfUmtsed that Helen Keller,
noux blind ana deaf woman, Ii
oAr ~ he '.movies''
18th Berkshire. Mass, mer-
W1Ae has bean in business for
pA1n Ats clerks every night.
agY ! u now legal holiday In
nta n The Union.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-05-24
FOR SALE
&iIA,0O0 CAMPBELL COUNTY vfR
GINA BONDS.


The undersigned will receive sealed
proposals at the clerks office of Camp
bell county. Virginia. at Rustburg, Vir-
g,nia, until IL o'clock noon. June ?.
1919, for the purchase Of all or any part
of $4,000 of Campbell county coupon
bends. to be Issued for road Improve
ment in Failing River Magisterial dis
trict, under and in accordance with an
act OF the general assembly or Virginia.
as approved March Is. lsl2. amended
by acts approved March II. 1915. and
March ., 1915: said bonds to be issued
II. denominations OF 800. or ANY null
tiple thereof ~ the purchaser or pur-
chxsers may prefer. to bear date July
l. 1919. and interest At per cent per
annum. payable semt.annually tho frst
days or January and July OF each year
at tho office Of the treasurer Of Camp
bell county. Virginia. In New York
funds. and to be non-taxable In Camp
ball county for county or local pur-
poses.
A certified check. payable to the un-
dersigned, will be required with all
bids Of per cent Of the amount OF
said bid.
said bonds to be Issued to run
To run for thirty-four years with
tho privilege Of redemption At par and
interest after twenty years upon call.
The right IL reserved to reject any
ana All BIDS mot satisfactory TO this
Any Information desired win be fur-
nishsd upon application to the UNDER
signed.
Board OF Supervisors Of Campbell
County. Va. Rustburg. Va
" Me- - 1Ats
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-05-24
JUST KEEP HUMPING.

How do you manage to keep your
work UP all the timee Everybody
else is just Aamned with things that
need doih3. ard they tust can't keep
their heads above water. How 60 you
do it?"
A smile ont II heart that is bigger
than the smile.
"Oh. / lust keep humpin', and
don't stof 70 think hue."
Aha, old man of the farm There
you have given us a lift. The hum
pin y is all right: hofv can anybody
help it in saese DAYS? But that thing
of not thinking biue--that Is Sc
cret we all oaght to learn. Fer moth
ing otsn shunt us off on the side track
of defeat f we keep the thoughts OF
our hearts nta rosy hue This thing
of freting al scoldins all the time
of seeing "boogers" where there are
none. of abusing everybody and hay
ing no other program of life thar
to tar and feather the government
this is what breaks the back and
brings white hairs to the head sooner
than any other thing we can do.
X is death to the soldier boy TO get
blue and lonesome. Keep him CHEEKY
and his life Is safe. He will endure
all kinds Of hardships, no wounds can
kill him. as 1org as ne thinks white,
IT Is the blue that strikes him down
in his tracks. The same thing II
true with those of us who are left
behind TO hold un the back end OF
the big load as it creeps up the hill
to peace. Hump we must: keep from
thinking blue we ought, for nothing
we can do will help to win more
surely
But how can we do IL Things do
come thick and fast and hard? Have
you forgotten that true old word
"Out OF the heart man speaketh ?"
Yes, and thinketh, too. The heart
tells the story Now. cid man.. 1t is
for you ami nae to guard our hearts
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-05-24
kaAar S4rqart Tor Ce~tererY. celebroeior~

Summer furs are no novelty TO
these smiling young persons frsm
Kafsirland, who are shown featuring
the expensive leorard-skin and ether
valuable fur costumes. Long before
wearing furs ia the hottest weather
became vogue, these derizens OF the
Dark Continent and their progeni-
tors were shielding themselves from
the suns fierce rays with pelts which
would cost hundreds Of dollars In
any first class furrier's place. The
Smilers are the Kafir Singing Boys.
obtained For the Methodist Centenary
Celebration at Columbus. O., June %
TO July IL, as part OF the exposi-
tions's African exhibit OF what the
Methodist missionaries have do1e for
the far off peoples of the world.
These boys represent FIVE African
tribes speaking different languages
and demonstrating the possibilities
bound up in the young life Of that
continent They sing in three
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-05-24
AUCTION SALE.
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE OF VAL
UABLE TIMBER

Acting under and pursuant to the
terms OF certain deed OF trust to me
az trustee. dated the 14th day of Sep
tember, 1917. and recorded in the
clerks office of the circuit court OF
Henrico county. Va. in deed book
AHA. at page lie. default having been
made in the payment Of the debt
thereby secured, and being requested
SO to do by the beneflciaries thereuh-
der, I will sell at auction at the dwell
ing house on the premises on
SATURDAY. MAY -. 1910.
Mt O'clock r. NJ.
all the standing and growing trees.
every kind, size, and description now
located on that certain tract or par
eel OF land lying and being In Brook
land MaEisterial district. Henrico
county Virginia. lying Immediately on
the Chickahominy river near Wilkin-
sons Bridge. and containing 425 acres.
more or less. and particularly described
in said deed Of trust: being the same
timber conveyed to r. C.. Adams and
II. r. Frederick from Walter James. C.
&. Hanes, and n. r. watkins ana their
wives by deed dated September ~, 1917,
Of record In said clerks office. and the
said tract OF land being the same land
conveyed to the said James. Hanes
and watkins from r. Pollard Cardoxo
by deed dated April 4. 1914. recorded
In deed book 3oe-A. page 1t1.
The purchaser viii take said timber
subject to the conditions. limitations
restrictions. powers and privileges
, contained In said deed from said James.
Hanes and watkins ana their wives
to the said r. c. Adams and ID. II. Fred
erick, among which are the following
The purchaser shall have until Septem-
her IA, 1890. to cut and remove the
timber, ana with the further privilege
OF an extension Of ono or two years,
At his option. by pairing six per cent
interest ON the sum OF $4,000 for the
time desired.
The trustee II Informed that this
tract will cut about two and one half
million feet OF lumber. and In addi-
tion large quantities OF cord wood and
pulp wood. The tract ID located about
ave miles from Richmond and about
one and one.hAlf miles from Ellerson
Station on the c. q o. r. r.
TERMS: Cash.
HAsKINs HoBsoN. Trustee.
May 20. 1919.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-05-24
COLEMAN Is BACK: GETS
FIFTY MORE ARMY TRIN

tseorge r Coleman, state highNl
commissioner, has returned KfS
WASHINGTON. Where he attended
initial meeting of the cosau1ikl
created 10 cooperate with the bur-
of public roads in administering
federal aid road act General Plans
he followed We're discussed. bull IA
tails were not gone into.
While in Washington. CornmiaaaQa
Coleman obtained fifty nddftiuI
United States army trucks 10 DC a.
on the several maintenance Jobs n.
being undertaken by the state,
United States government has adv1A
the state highway ofnmissioner'xd
flee that it is prepared TO ship i07E
the original 100 trucks apportioA
to Virginia. sSss;
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-05-24
HERE IS ONE THING THAT
IS ABSOLUTELY IMPOSSlnl

the scat OF the trouble. and id n
system of the cause OF the disease
5. 5. S. is one blood remedy I'm
has for more than fifty years ~
giving relief to even the most ~
grayated and stubborn cases
Rheumatism. 1t clcanses and pu15|
hes the blood by routing out y
traces of disease. The experiesiE
OF others who have taken s. s
will convince you that i
promptly reach your case. You ~
obtain this valuable remedy Il "
drug store. u
A valuable book on Rheumatism ~
its treatment, together with Nx14
medical advice about your oNn e
vidual case, will be sent ahsol11
free Write today to Medical Dp4
ment, Swift Specific Co. m 3N
Laboratory, Atlanta. G.. ss5
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-05-24

languages, present war scenes, VT
ding scenes, demonstrate the posv4
Of the witch doctors. sing IN
marching songs in their native Nsg
and also sing in pure English. The|
were trained by J. IL. Balmtf
noted English traveller, explorer ~
authority on South Africa, Fsito2
Of the Royal Geographical Soei4k1
He brought them Hto the uaitss!
States. ss
African huts forming kraal INN
been constructed in the Africa bum
ing at the Centenary CelebtatieA y
the appropriate setting for III
groups Of native Christians and N
hibits brought from that great ~
tinent. The Africans range fF0
the black men OF the Congo U ll
white natives of Northern AftN
and the scenic effects range fr61
Jungle huts to replicas OF the pfS
tentious edifces left by The ancie1
Romans
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-05-24
Rheumatism Has Never Been
Cured by Liniments or Lotions,
and Never VIII BE.

You never knew of Rheumatism
that most painful source OF suffering
being cured BY liniments, lotions
or other external applications. And
YOU will never see anything but tenn
porary relief afforded by such make
shifts.
But why be satisfied with tempo
rary relief from the pangs OF pain
which are sure to return with in
creased severity, when there is per-
manent relief within your reach 7
Science has proven that Rheuma-
tism is' disordered condition OF the
blood How then, can satisfactory
results be expected from any treat
.neut that does not reach The blood
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-05-24

we'll, lest these dark tides sweep ~ 4
our feet. Let's keep steady. IN!
give room aniy to good. brave, str0y
thoughts, thoughts that will makAA
better fr,vr and -~.efsft-sf, tef4a issat-lS6l
and courage ard happiness into n
hearts of those about US" ~!
humpin'. but dent think blue.---EsS
Vincent, in I arm Life.