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The Washington times., 1919-07-18
KNIcKERBOcKER.

Next Sunday and Monday at Gran
dalrs Knickerbocker Theater will
bring to the screen Zone Thing at =
Time o'Day," in which the role Of
primary Importance is taken by Bert
Lytell and the supporting cast Led
by Eileen Percy.
On Tuesday and wednesday Elsie
Ferguson will be the pictured star In
THE Avalanche" while for the en-
suing two days June Caprice and
Creighton Hale will be co-starred in
celluloid version Of "Oh. Boy" the,
Princess Thcater musical comedy hit.
Saturdays Offering will be Almost
Married" picturing May Allison.
The Washington times., 1919-07-18
RIAIITO.

For next week Moore's Rialto has
selected q powerful story BY Mrs.
Kate Corbaley bearing the pic
turesque and symbolic title-'NGates
of Brass in the hlmization OF which
Frank keenan,, Noted character actor,
plays the leading role.
As, q boreword the author flashes
upon the screen this caption: Some
there be that SIT in darkness, their
hearts bound in iron and their souls
in prison behind gates Of brass!"
Added features OF note, together
with the usual supplementary reels,
will be announced later.
The Washington times., 1919-07-18
PALACE.

Beginning next Sunday, Loew's Pal
ace Will program the first Washing
ton showings Of Vivian Martins latest
photoplay hit, Louisiana" q dainty
and winsome romance OF country
girl. based on the story by Frances
Hodgson Burnett
It brings to the, screen all the charm
and fascinating girlishness that Wv
ian Martin works into her screen sue
cessea For the last three days Of
next week, beginning Thursday,
Dorothy Gish will be seen as the star
Of Nugget Nell,'' her latest COM
sdy.
The Washington times., 1919-07-18
VIOLENT COUGHS
] PAINS IN CHEST
EASIYRELEVED
Declares Daughter, Who Sa!EI
Father Was Cured IN just
Few Days.

Ny father had a bad cold aneI such
n violent cough that we fBscame
alarmed. He complained o. pains
across his chest and felt so W Esak and
III and looked so bad his n lends ad-
vised him to get Earle's 7Hypo-cod.
His appetite was gone. to's, but my
saJxes aIive-it was simply remark
able how quick Earls's. Hypo-Cod
cures his cold. He hasn't the slightest
sign Of a cough now, anil it built him
up strong and well aga n in a hurry.
He has a fine appetite and seems to
feel stronger and far more energetic
ard ambitious now, Fend he often re-
marks how Hypo-Cod has helped him.
I believe il is a me gicine of wonder
mi merit" declared Miss Madeline
SonnsIl. 1916 G St. n. W.. Washing
con, D. {.
FOR THAT s-AOKER COUGH.
For any kind of sore lung. short
ness Of breath. cough. colds, catarrh-
Al or bronchial trouble Earle,s Hypo-
Cod is a grant and quick relief, say
the weak. SOC lungs, banishes cough
and cold and. builds up the whole sys-
TEN.
So many. are contracting serious
tunE affe ctions, tuberculosis, etc,
since the ~.Flu" that either doctor
fingers n else a thorough treatment
underta' cen with Earle's Hypo-Coo.
Thou sands have taken it since the
Flu" End been relieved.
Nots-we prepay genuine Hype-
Cod anywhere, receipt price &L.SO,
plus war tax, 5c-People's Drug
Stores, Washington, D. c.
The Washington times., 1919-07-18
For Dancers


With prize dancing as . weekly
feature at the Central Coliseum,
many expert dancers are seen there
every night The large auditorium
will accommodate 900 couples with
plenty Of room to dance. The auditor
ium is kept at q moderate temperature
at all times
The Washington times., 1919-07-18
PENN GARDENS

The dancing publie's approval is
evidenced by the capacity crowds
nightly thronging the door OF the
Penn GardenG Music by the Thomas
Jardin Orchestra Of ten musicians, to-
gether with the excellent marble and
glass floor just makes one want to
dance. A completely equipped re-
freshment room Is available.
The Washington times., 1919-07-18
Stronger and Better Than Ever,
Thanks to This Wonder
full Tonic.
BUILT HIM UP QUICK.

NY son was terribly weak and
rundown following an attack Of Pneu-
rnonia, and he surely needed a pow
erfuI tenic 70 build him UP. That is
why I sent down TO the drug store
and got two bottles Of Earle's Hypo-
Cod, and the reason I come out and
recommend il like ! do is because it
dfd wonders for that boy Of mine"
emphatically asserted Mrs. RhodR 81.
ireland, one of the wealthy and well
known elderly ladies of Washington,
whose address Is given below.
BUILT HIM RIGHT UP.
eHypo-Cod has done that boy Of
mine q world OF good. Has built him
The Washington times., 1919-07-18
Wanted In Many cities.

His operations along numerous
lines have involved him with the po-
lice in many cities. While Water
bury is wanted in a score OF cities.
Inspector Clifford L. Grant, chief OF
detectives. said today there are no
charges against him here.
The Washington times., 1919-07-18
UsE aYETERAN. EeGa

NEW YORK, July 19.-Isabei Ro-
mer, nineteen, and Jennie SaeanlosiSy,
twenty, we're To explain what II was
today that struck two striksbrsakers
IN q cigar factory The strikebreak-
ers claim IL was veteran eRRs.
The Washington times., 1919-07-18
GARDEN

Moore's Garden. from Sunday,
through Wednesday, win OFFER first
Washington showings Of a picturtza-
ton of Henry Kitchell Webster's
popular novel, "a Man of Honor" in
which the stellar role Is taken By
Harold Lockwood. This is the last
The Washington times., 1919-07-18

swift & Company's sales of Beef In
Washington, D. C, for the week ending
Saturday, July IL, 1919. averaged as fol-
The Washington times., 1919-07-18
At MOUieS Next Week

picture made by Mr.. lockwood ana
is considered BY critics 20 De the Big
gest thing that he ever accomplished
For the last three days OF next
week, beginning Thursday. the Flrst
National Exhibitors Circuit pfesent
Choosing a Wife" a novel story Oh
what happens when, by strange
mistake. q woman thinks for three
years she il engaged to q man wnO
believes himself engaged to another.
The Washington times., 1919-07-18
COLUMBIA.

Upside Down" q topsy-turvy tn
umph Of wit. featuring Taylor
Holmes. will be the main attraction
for the first half Of next week. be-
ginning Sunday, at Loew's Columbia
Theater.
The Holmes comedians have become
famous by reason Of their refreshing
originality, and it is said that Up
side Down" is by far the most bril-
liant Of these noted laugh Aims
The usual array OF clever and en-
tertaining supplementary features
will be added to each daily bill
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-19
ST. PAUl's MEN FOR
NATIONWIDE CAMPAIGN

Unanimous support to the nation
wide Episcopal campaign was plcdg-
cd by tho Mena' association of St.
rauI's church AT the fall meeting
held yesterday ~ the Business Mems
club. Oliver J. Sands campaign man
agcr of the diocese of Virginia. talk
cd On the campaign and stressed the
Importance Of every member giving
= part of his time to make it a com
pleto success.
4 committee nj five was appointed
to cooperate with tho executive com
mittee in the iurtherinG the local
program. r.: NJ Crutchfield was ap-
pointed chairman. The other tour
members are. Thomas r. Scott, Cald-
wetl tIardy. \. Btirnn Blair and j. J.
Hickey.
Members Of the association were
given an opportunity ia soc for me
first time the permanent tablet on
which are inscribed tho names of the
81 ST. pauls men who served in the
army. navy and marines during the
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-19
Ask R|cHM0MDtRS
70 ADOPT ORPHAN

AT iolnt meeting OF the workr1en =
CIRCLE. nrsnc 20. and tho Ia dies Ed
ura,fonal League branch sal, II was
naanimo1sly agreed upon TO raise
a. zoos svear In Richmond for tho
uairtAnsnre of Ave orphans To be
Arough, frcr Eastern Europe, and 10
Ne taken care Of at the Hebrew Ma
tionaI Orphans home
In addition 70 this they have pladE-
cd themselves each ons of the M
members. ~ try and find homo TOR
ono If these waits among th" Hebrew
families oftthe city.
Al mass meeting V evening the
Richmond public will be afforded an
opnortunity to show their interest III
this move to aid the vichmtzed chill
dren of the program stricken coun-
tries.
In addition to an illustrated lecture
an this subject by pr. Morris Clark
ef New York n number of the best
Richmond artists wifi render . must
cal program Among them there viii
he.
Joseph svhitsemore, tenor. Nine.
Betty Gellman Bear, soprano. Miss
sara Fisher. yolinlste, and Shepherd
webb. pianist.
very large gathering Is expected
and il viii he advisa BILE to come early
in order to gain admission. The con
-ert will begin at $50 prompt. There
rilI he no admission charge
The meeting win be in charge ri a
committee consulting of Herbert T,
Ezekiel. DR. Harry Bear. Bertrain
Bloch and Mrs r Wasserstein rabbi
-saiah Marcus will preside.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-19
WILLIAM AND NARY
COLLEGE INSTITUTE

A class of between forty and nifty
men attended the opening class Of the
school OF accnuntancy 1T the Medical
College of Virginia Monday night.
The school in operated under super
vision of William and Mary college
and is one of several night institutions
established in many cities of the state
The personnel of the class which re.
ported last night is an excellent in
dication of the great need thess sch oo,s
are filling Practically all Of the mon
were thirty years Of age or over
mond public. After his address tho
broke IN
Professor Frederick Juchhoff. Phi,
e.. rh. u. Kansas city University, *
In charge of the school OF accoGntancy.
The law school. under Joseph NJ Hurt
Ir.. will hold its opening class to-
night.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-19
WRIT or ERROR GRANTED
IN PERklNS0N CASE.

Such a frivolous thing as satrica
conpa rison seldom leaks into : the
voluu,inous records filed with the
supreme court Of appeals in support
of petitions for writs Of error but
the following Paragraph appeared in
the petition of tho Queens Insurance
company OF America:
IF this was not a mob, then a
lynching bee is but an effort 10 aid
officers in enforcing the law"
This did not appear To he often
sive. but the writ of error and sup
crsatieas was awarded The appeal
was taken from a decision rendered
in the circuit court Of tho city Of
Danvilie awarding Laura f. Perkin-
son $1,000 Tho plaintiff to recover
money on s. 900 fire insurance pol
icy. Her home was injured by fire
on October IL. 1917.
The petitioners based their plea IN
the following grounds:
First that the ds mage was caused
by an expIosicn not preceded or
followed by fire.
Second, that the damage was
caused by fire set cut By order Of
civil authority
Third. that il was caused by a IRE
set out during "a riot
The documenr records the exciting
happenings on tho night of October
IL. when Walter Clark. negro.
killed Policeman McCray and shot
Policeman Lewis and DEPUTY Ser
genat Boisseau. He sought refuge
in his homo and from his ambush
shot three more men, named Perkin-
son. wells and Martin IT being i'm
possible to take him without ad
ditional loss of life, several sticks of
dynamite were thrown into the
house and when this failed 1t was set
on Are. The negro was riddled with
bullets when hc appeared at the
door his clothes in flames
The petitioners maintain rhat tho
policy cannot be collected on as the
damage susta ired was the result Of
one or all OF The three causes men
toned. The comparison in the first
para graph was in support of the con-
teution that the FIRE occurred during
riot.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-19
BUTLER Is GIVEN ONE
YEAR IN PENIIFlNTIARf

Lipwocd Butler. charged with steal
ng an automobile from G, y. From
tuer. was found guilty yesterday IN
hustings court and given one year IN
the penitentiarv. Sentence was sus-
pAndid by Judge David G.. Richard
son until December the first
The case against r. !. Moryine.
charged with violation OF tho pro-
hihition law, was dismissed. This
trial resulted in a hung jury in Octo7
Der.
j. r. Bailey, charged with the
same offense. was recognized for his
arnaerance on December "a
The case against Leo Kidd. who is
charged with stealing car belong
ing to Don Cameron. was continued
to december H. l.. NJ. Seay and J. NJ.
Myers will appear in connection with
this case on December is,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-19
COMPLETE REGIMENT
FOR VIRGINIA GUARD

Despite pessin4istic predictions to
tire contrary. Virginia now has prac~
f,ea}ig an entire regiment Of national
guard in progress of formation The
big program ma pped out By national
guard leaders MAS regarded as TOO
ambitious bv mary who felt confident
that ex-Strviee men would never
again ccnset to don a Uniform, ccr-
tainlv NOT for a few wears. That this
theory was not founded on facts is
evidenced hy the rapid proEress
made III Virginia in the re- orsaniza
tion Of tht old units and the foru1a :.
ton 81 new ones.
Five rifle and one machine gun
cor1panie have heen mustered into
tho Federal service. these units be
ing located In Richmond Lynchhurg,
Roanoke, Petersburg and Cf1srlottes-
willie Companies AZ SUFFOLK. Black
ston. and wrenceviHe have COM
plete1 organization and arc awaiting
inspection before being mustered in.
Tho four conan aniss of rho old
Rlues' hat,aIino are in progress of
orraniza tton and those in charge of
thn work are positive thar the unit
win be froraed within the next
wect or ter DAYS These conrs MES,
with ne headounrter. and supply com
NAMES which viii also he located in
Richmond. will complete the regi-
mont
Thn ,eur,u. ~ xerona regiment
IL aar.aA,s torr,ir~ a,s yin have IS
s,,r,,.>4l deenite shane nv the time ~.
arS. rcr in,er, a. con,nleted snplirs-
t,nns bsv, hnon received hx Ad,u,an,.
General S+ar, for .he ,r~ari1atjor NJ
. roaet a.,i,,or,. ror,n,rxs =. rs,,.r
b,,re scoora co,,nsnr ~ infantry
=. pcsncta a,a comra,v ~ in
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-19
AMERICAN LEGION
FOR LOCAL MILITARY

y.trririaA delegates n the NATIONAL
= convention Of the American Legion
witch met last week at Minneapolis
haze returned home and report that
,ta convention was a marked sue
res Upwards Of three thousaHn
de erstes alternates and guests from
tn several states of Nhe union at
tsrd the, convention and great GU
ar. nv was experienced In Ninnearo-
lis I'm nrnvtdin- hotel accomn1oda-
tiaus for them
-ths convention turned down tfe
extreme nititarists plan for pro
.,f,. "a "Prussianixed' system 81 corn :
nt,,sorv military service and adopted
mid form IT universal training
un-er local authorities. hut IN con
frrn,tty with "A national plan
.hts was recommended to congress
n the convention.
ess voted by tho convention IN
make subscriptions by members 10
ne American Legion Weekly. ~ .
se{.t organ Of the legion. compui-
.fy, This will raise the National
an-s nj ali members to 8 a year,
INC executive committee NJ inc
!. ~rinia hra nch OF the legion VIII
r.ast shortly is atchmond 10 elect p
..,aried state secretary with hesa :
quarters in this city. Permanent
.tate headquarters have already h"eh
Ia htt.hed in the Mutual. building.
Tne legion has upwards tn one hum
ared nnsts in Virginia, with seven
l..ousa nd members.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-19
MASS nEEIlI|g At CITY
AUDITORIUM DEC. z

Plans for a big mass meeting TO
be held at the City Auditorium on
Sunday, night, December 2S, IN CON
nentton !. with the nationwide cam
patxn, arc being perfected by the
COMMITTEES of the Richmond clericus
appointed for that purpose ne ~,
PRINCIPAL speaker OF the evening WI
be Lewis 3. .F'ranklin. director OF the
war loan organizations of the tede'a'
government during the world val
and treasurer of tho board OF mis-"
s,ons Of the Episcopal church.
Mr.. FRANKLIN is also director OF the
every member canvass, the culml-
mating feature of the nation vide
campaign. In addition to Mr.. Frank
lin there will be addresses ny one
or more other prominent churchmeh
of national repute with whom the
committee is comforting;
choir. of seventy voices. com
nosAd 81 members of all the Eplsro-
pal church.
Mr.. Franklin is also director Of the
every member canvass, the cuinli-
mating feature of the nation wide
campaign In addition TO fMr' FRA ms :
lin there will be addresses by one or
more other prominent churchnaen OF
rational repute with whom the COM
n1ittee is comforting.
A choir of seventy voices, com
nnsed of members of all the Ep1sco.
rsl church choirs in the cry VIII
lead the singing on. this occasion,
No services will be held in any OF the
Episcopal churches the night OF ,e-
Gambler %. in order to permit 'hs
members of their congregations TO at
tend the mass meeting
This Is the third big insss hlee'-
inr conducted BY the E.riscopa rs
Of this city in connection Win w
nation wide campaign and will marx
the beginning OF the intensive WORN
Of nreparafion for the every memosf
canvass to take place Oh suhhsS'
December /. The City Auditorium
vas selected for the purpose owing
tn the inconvenience 81 carrying on
overflow meetings al any ct ei'
ohnrhes such as occurred Wh"n
more than 1000 persons were furnHn
auay from Holy Trinity on the oeca-
sion of the address By DR.. Patton ana
H,shop Tucker, and contemporary
raeetins was orga nizcd for them ~
st James.
There are more than s.aaA members
enrolled In the twenty ono churraes
and missions comprising the parish oi
Henrico. aud owing 10 the great IN
,crest aroused In the membership hN
the nation wide campsig ign, ii Is eS
neeted the CAPACITY Of the hig audi
tnrium will be taTed TO accommodate
the attendance At the meeting
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-19
SHALL SALE Or MIX
Be REGULATED?

The ordinance, introduced in city
council at the instance of the Rem
ters' and Consumers Protective asso-
citation, requiring loaves of bread to
be of standard weight and to be
wrapped securely. to exclude germs
and to retain freshness, will be among
the matters to be taken up tomorrow
night by the council committee on
ordinances.
The docket for that meeting fol-
lows:
Ordinances to regulate sale OF
bread in City of Richmond tas TO
weight and to he wrapped
Resolution appointing special
com n,ittee to investigate and report
to council what additional regula-
tons, if any should be made concern
ing the sale price and delivery of
milk In Richmond.
Resolution requesting Richmond
representa- ves in legislature to secure
adoption of resolution providing for
an amendment To take constitution
enabling cities and towns to assess
cost Of street improvements on
abutting property owners.
Ordinance to amend ordinance ar
proved June 8. 1911. in regard TO
fixing numbers of hours to constitute
days work, for certain employees Of
the city of Richmond.
Resolution directing committee on
ordinances to prepare and report to
the council suitable amendments to
the charter of city of Richmond pro-
viding for expiratiA1 Of the terms Of
office Of the directors appointed ny
the mayor and confirmed by the coun
ell on October the first in lieu of
July the first.
Ordinance in regard to comrulsary
connection with city water mains
whore same is a dead end" and the
water is shown TO he unhealthy and
offensive,
Ordinance in regard to public park
ing STA nds for 'for hire" automobiles
Ordinance to authorize director of
publ" works TO issue permits for
@tringing advertising banners, etc.
across streets,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-19
VIRGINIA SUPREME
COURT OF APPEALS

The supreme court yesterday
awarded writs OF error and superse-
IDEAS III the following cases:
H A. Dixon vs.. Robert Dingus.
Appellant was defendant in suit
through n hich Dinsus recovered 81
900 dams ges tor injuries sustained
when he was struck by appellants
automobile. Petitioner sets forth
that he paid 1855 hospital expenses
for the injured. who was under Il
Years If age. ard that he is not per-
n1anentlv injured and that the DANA
Ees are excessive.
Crawford Gordon. Sr., arministra-
tor of Fannie Gordon. deceased, VS..
the Director General of Railroads,
(Southerr Railway company. Pc-
titjorer was forced to pay cost of
action in the trA court after re-
ceivi,,r no award for damages. Fam
ME Gordon was killed by train.
The appeal Of W. RI. Wood from a
verdict entered in the circuit court
ri Lunerhurg county in the suit of
W. n. Wood vs.. Amer Kline. was re-
fused. Wood maintained that the
court was pot justified in offering the
choice of an award of st0t.eS or a
nov trial after the jury had found
q verdict for the pla intiH and fixed
the damage at sI,N4.TT
Proceedings in the suprme court of
appeals tor the das are as follows.
Commander vs. Provident Relief
Assoe ,ation of Washington. d. c.
a"eued ana submitted.
Chesa peake & Potomac Telephone
company rs. Carless, passed.
SCOTS administrators vs.. wilkins,
committee dismissed
Grisgs et Ais We Brown ct ais. part
IS argued and continued
The following cases will he the
newt called.
Landrus W. Tyler
Tcwnsan VS.. Towusen.
Hutchinson ct ais vS. Harrison
Nhitworth vs. Whitworth
ellis by etc, ct ais VS. ellis ct ais
girl is never satisfied until the
right man comes along and says the
right thing at the right time
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-19
REV. CHARLES HlhNIGAN'
ON THE PASSION PLAY

The Little Theatre league met Mon
day night at the jefferson to listen
to an address by Rev. Father Hanni-
gan on the Miracle Play. the Mystery
play and the Passion play. In a mos.
interesting talk Father HanDigsn told
of the Miracle play, how 1t was the
source of educa ton to the public be-
fore there was such thing as the
newspapers, before the time of the
public theatre and tho way In which
II is conducted in one year showing
the creation of the world according T.
the Biblical story, another the period
of Adam and Eve. and so on through
the Bible.
II is the plan of the league to re-
produce this play, and they got Father
Hannigan to tell them about =. SO that
they might better show it to the Rich
mond public. Afte- his address the
speaker answered questions on tn ?
subject so that everybody knew all
about the plays when the meeting
hrope up.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-19
Southside
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

In the case of William CIilllla nd and
r f. Carter in the hustinEs' court
part IL yesterday. each was found
guilty of obtaining SIS and a bicycle
under false pretenses and was given
30 DAYS in Jail by Judge Wells. The
case was continued from November
tth. the defendants having noted an
appeal
Through his attorney, l.. c, Wen
denburg. Villa m G. Luck filed suit
yesterday in the hustings court part
H. against Walter D. Hines, director
general Of railroads. for the sum of
500 200. which it is declared to repre-
sent ds ma es for personal injuries re-
ceived.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-19

Juniper gin has made it's appearance
in the city of Detroit. The kick that
it carries jnstihes its pronounccment
as being some gin.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-19

No snake, frog. toad ar lizard has
even been seen in Newfoundland.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-19
A. ]. Crafts Piano Co.
Piano and Photograph Manufacturers
1890 NORTH SECOND STREET.
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Richmond Va

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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-19

And FhonoeTaIh
The LUDLOW Phonocraph will play all makes of Records
Eye ear Guarantee
No solicitors uThs statement for
protection.
selected will be delivered at held
delivery purchaser It little early to re-
holiday slogan, Let CRAFTS be
early than aeand already
monographs been aside for Christmas
delivery.
Mail Orders receive Mr. personal
loutt Blank and mail it.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-19

war The tablet has I = -
Of those who gave thsir IT. b..
cause. President Fred NoifiM u
sided at tho meeting. which 400
OF the largest yet held.