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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-04-25
American.

To-day. Norma Talmadge, in chill
dren in the House; tomorrow. owen
Moore. in "Piccadilly Jim: Tuesday.
Pauline Frederick in THE Loves of
Lefty: Wednesday, Elsie Janis, in "A
Regular Girl; Thursday. Constance
.TaImadge in Two Weeks. Friday.
Dorothy Dalton. in BLACK is White,
and Saturday. "Everyw oman"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-04-25

Chesborough
The production which Vitagraph
has given this classic of vivid emo
tions and stirring action is one of
magnitude.
Minor films of the finest quality and
q musical program by the orchestra
will complete the bill.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-04-25

The last three days of the week
Taylor Holmes. stage and screen star
will be featured in a Loew- Metro
adaptation of The Very Idea"
charming stage comedy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-04-25
RIALTO.

Norma Talmadge's latest p&oto.,
play will be presented at Moore s
Rialto Theater today and ali week.
under the title, 1.-THE Woman Gives
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-04-25

film features are additional attrac-
lions.
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STRAND.
ADJUSTMENTS.

Allan Dwan's production. THE Luck
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1920-05-20

Those present at The Dreamland last
Friday saw Marie Morrisey walk onto the
stage. They saw her take her positionneXt
to beautiful cabinet. They saw her lips
give voice to the opening lines Of 'Dost
Thou Know That Sweetest Land?" Then
suddenly her lips were still---but the song
kept flowing on
How came this? They were hearing
Miss Morrisey's voice, yet Miss Morrisey
was not singing. The entire audience
gasped as it slowly realized that it had been
unable to distinguish between Miss MOI
risey's voice and the RECREATION Of
that voice by the New Edison.
This was the daring test undertaken
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1920-05-20
Last Fridays audience mystiied
ainIy to detect difference between voice of famO
and RECREATION by EdisOn's new phOnOgra

Friday night at the Dreamland by Thomas
A. Edison. He sought to prove that no
difference exists between the voice of the
living artist and it's RECREATION by the
New Edison. The musically cultured of
Ontario were invited to pass judgment
No test could have been more exacting
Miss Morrisey made comparison after
comparison. The mystifed audience tried
vainly to catch difference between the
original rendition and it's RECREATION
by the New Edison. No one could tell one
from the other.
1t was a triumph whole and complete
for the New Edison.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-11
From Other Viewpoints
Go To the Hoophyte, sir Erie.
DS ALFRED ID. WILLIAMS,

Sir Eric Geddes British ambassador. he
came popular throughout this country from
the day he arrived lie gave the impression
which everybody absorbed, OF quiet common
sense, good nature. honesty. frankness and alb
sence of swank. Yet his Memorial Day adj
dress, widely published was in pcssirnis ic
tone to which thoughtful and forcseeing
americans do not respond lie sees in present
world conditions nothing hut trouble and dan
ger. In the individual life. with its routine
Of eating, sleeping and producing children
We sees little worth while.
Go 10 the ant, thou sluggard,' says Solo
mon. Go 10 the zoophyte. Sir Eric. consider it's
ways and deeds and hc wise "Zoophyte" is
the dictionary name of the living atom that
builds the coral. Countless trillions Of IL have
lived and wrought a few days or minutes each
their world n foot or of water in Southern
seas Particle by particle, through many
centuries they have huilt beauty and utility
'ar-stretchins groves of brilliant color. great
protective reefs, ISLANDS md continents
Considering himself and his life as isolated
things. the greatest man cannot credit him
self with having done much. Taking himself
AS part OF an inconceivably immense purpose
extending from before tE- beginning TO long
after tile ending of timcc. as We know It, and
hcyond All OF the universe we can see or
imagine, the humbiest man or woman who
has lived decently well may know tho salts
faction OF achievement The smallest thing
done TO make the world or mankind Just a 1T
tie better. brighter and happier Is a particle
or the structure the consummation of which
We may know no more than the zoophyte OF
hty thousand years ago knew OF tho Islands
IL was helnns Build on which cities stand.
or Eric h!inscli mas opportunity such as
rarely is accorded any man OF contributing a
very large particle, as our PARTICLES go. Great
britain and the United States arc the master
powers or the world. Circumstances have
made us so, regardless OF question OF the SUI
rer!ority OF the breed Working together
with common sense applied, conscience alert
and faith awake. We c:n reorganize mankln
co. sound foundations. avert years OF disaster
and misery from humanity. direct into good
courses the events of coming centuries. Much
mutual patience nnd confidence are needed &c
assure tho oo.opsra N OF tho real honesty
and high intent of t4S real people OF tho tw
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-11
A Daily Once-Over
Don't Underestimate the Other Fellow.
BY j. j. MUNDY.

When you reach point where you think
YOU cannot he caught mapping, you too
cunning. then you are ripe FOR picking by
Sonc really clever person.
The mort successful you have been in your
n,an!pula,ion the more likely you are TO at
tract as your conqucrors men women who
are far your superiors in shrewdness
The more hoastful you become the greater
Your chance of being vctimized.
You are nothing but moiding clay In the
hands of the right
You can he twisted and turned as you have
twisted and turacd others Of less business
acumcn thaa yourself.
The fact that YOU dispute this statement is
strong evidence that you have just the ex-
altcd opinion ~ yourself which is easiest to
handle by really shrewd man,
That you have pulled of big deals is
Just the reason why you meat for man
more clever than you are-if it is worth while
tor him 10 down YOU.
The ones you worsted were really small fry
In comparison To tho big ones. You are small
Fry 10 the man higher up.
Your pleasure Gained from inflated opin-
ion o. yourself is short lived.
FRONTS is the ono who is most successful
profits by it.-Copyright 1920
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-11
Health Talks by DR.. Brady
Save the wrnpper-IT.
Sunburn, Tan nnu Frccklcs.
tCopyrIgnt, lSzv. ~ SerSlCe.I

Cave dwclcrs setting out vacation
hhou.u reihcn'""r t""' sdn"tnt IS " powerful
sun contains itt,, i,,p,m,.,'i AM, can .ndu!c
i'..Keu skin Is 10 De- exposed 10 direct sun :
exposure to perhaps nvc m!nuics tnrtr times
" uay at iirst ai" sradu.'sy incFoaso oaoh
'nts "lI pre'c.!t dis?srceaU!c sunDurn ana
;em adopted in institutions such as tina, At
r r,r3s ~, ~ Were tnnEreHos,s OF
fully by exposure Of the Douy TO the sun
those VINO i'Me to acquire deep coai OF tan
Whose Snin 10 paie from cong ca'e-dwe11ihS
Tnerc ~ nothing healthtul about a coat OF
tan Itself: tut ."e.e is sreat heat illness
st!mu,amt OF the mood making glands and
structures Of the no,n iner. is generally
10 per cert Increase IN the amount q
nenos hin ana req eorpusees present IN tn"
s So H.y a small part OF tho "o"' to erect
Th0s, with uutanmcd skins who are ncccs-
lot by snis"rIIE Ine eAposeu .a,c ANA u..nds
this; II 1t IS case OF Intense exposure.
'rs anr Af is not nan from burns by fire
sr rom ts ssna"s an4 rs IS d, S, be sa a3 in
ness without bistering). TcqHires mereI;
some freshly prepared cold cream or zine
be caretuliy preserved. to be punetursd with
fluid remains watery and Gear. j: possible
II !S better to leave the simple b!iStcrs, cover
ed with layer OF talcum other powder.
:, layer OF gGuze or muslin and u thick pad
of cotton anu baaddge. II bil-terS are opened,
then the raw surface should be covered with
spread of zine px.de or hosic acid o!ntnicnt
any other soothing ungucnt on muslin or
Eiuze, and padded with cotton and banda gcd.
II oiled waXed paper oiled SILK is avail
able, it should he applied over the spread OF
ointment TO prevent the sonking of the grease
through tlc DRESSING
Freckles usually disappear within a few
weeks after exposure ceases. II they persist.
they may DC removed by various applications
which peel the skin. though the freckles
likely to return again and again even after
such treatment. This ointment may be
piled To the freckles only, not to the whole
skin. each night until pcelinE occurs
A,nnoniated mercury 81 grains
Bismuth subnitrate 40 grains
l.anoiin NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. drains
fetro!"tuin .......... Grams
Ammcniated mercury is caustic and poison
Gus and should be used sparingiy.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-11
MINIATURE ALMANAC.
ADVERTISERS ELECT NEW
ORGANIZATION OFFICIAL
Indianapolis Convention Makes An
nuni Awards for Sprcinl Work
by Publicity Men.
tBy Associated u,

INDIANAroLS. IND. June 10
Charles a. Otis. o. Cleveland was
unanimously elected president. and
Park ;. Florca. OF Indipuanolis was
reelected secretary manager, At the
closing session VI Ga, .--.-cg.,.t ...,-
nuni convention OF the Assoc. at.d
Advertising clubs OF the World here
lat" today
The, baltimore Truth Trophy.
awarded annually for the most dcn-
mite and practical work in promoting
truth ia advertising, Mas awarded
10 the Cleveland Advertising club.
Toledo was second. Milwaukee, third
and Portland fourth. The trophy Is
large silver emblem and was held
IN Indianapolis during the past year.
The Los Angeles WOmhuH club
trophy. silver vase, nGe awarded
the Chicago Woman's club. as being
the !irst In assisting IN. government
and stimulating the interest o! WON
en- In advertising. The DArcy cup,
for the best work in organizing new
clubs. Went 10 Des Molncs and the
Dallas Club WIS awarded the trophy
Tor having the largest percentage Of
women members present
The resolutions adopted opposed
any tax on advertising and urged
support OF the Department OF Agr!-
culture. The convention ratified the
action OF awarding the 1921 meeting
to Atlanta. Ga.
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The Weather
Forccasti Virginia

Forccnsti Virginia.
Probably fur Friday
and Saturday: modcr-
ntcly warm.
North CnrolIn,,-Inlr
Friday nnd probably
Saturday.
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makes PLEA FOR JUSTICE
FOR EVERY WAGE FARMER
Mrs. Joscphus Daniels Urges Laws
Guaranteeing Living Wages and
Conditions for All PcO,,lc.
lhy Ass0ciatel prcsa. /

GENEVA. June l0.-L;tws guaran-
tecins living wage for all tulicrs.
equal nay for all equal work. uboli.
lion or swcatshops. ana child labor
i"tisintion were outlined by Mrs.
Joscphus Daniels, delegate from In,
United states. today to tho Internn-
tional WonaD's Suffrage Conference.
as measures appealing to tho women
OF the world.
alrs Daniels conveyed IT, the dele
gates the fluctuations OF President
Wilson and mis- confident belief that
cnfranchlscd women will bring fresh
and spiritual ideas 10 aid in tho
solution OF pressing world problems
what women did in war hustcn.d
the comforting OF the bulIo,," do.
cl"red Mrs Daniels. "In our coun-
Try the day OF agitation for cnfran-
chihcm"nt has passed Tho hour has
come when wc must prove by deeds
mat we ACCEPT our new duties with
sense OF our obligation To measure
UP 10 our new and high mission
AS We 20 Into the political
trenches let us cndcavor to be az in
ti"pld. aim as straight aud keep our
merry" Is steady AK our brothers in
thor grim battles, As voters No
must make or find "a way to carry
help and comfort to those who 1.-Two
in want or In perrin
irobiculs yet TO he solved Mrs
Daniels said. included abolition OF
the double standard of tn. sexes, aid
Tor mother. education of all children.
old age pensions. and the guarantees
OF sanitation and free hospitals.
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A Touch Of Life
Deceived.
ny SIDEL.IGItT HENRY.

After brcathiessly awaiting Fame. ii came
TO us one recent day. We received "a letter
asking for our photograph!
You don't know how II thrills TO be asked
for your photograph. maybe. The sensation is
indescribable. We sent 1t, in deep apprecia-
ton of the affection conveyed by the request
But we have been thrown down. Yestcr-
day we saw ourselves made into II hnlf-tunc
reproduction In hair ton!c advert Use mcnt |.
We were labeled Before Taking" But the
humiliation was somewhat relieved by the fac;
that After" was none other than our good
friend and we!l-known piano player. lgnace
padere wski,
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The Poets Corner
Many Sorrows.

Beautiful She was TO look upon
Ana beautiful TO know,
And all who knew her lover her.
There was none to whom she was not
tender,
Compassionate in her word or her
There was none of whom she did not
think we'll.
In quiet room. my head upon her
often have l heard her heart beat.
Often have I listened to the voice of
her heart.
And its speech was the speech of
many sorrows.
But of her own sorrows she smoke
not:
She spoke only of the grief that coma
10 her for healing; oo''a
And her speech was silence
Murmur OF wind,
Mute spaces of sky
These were her caresscs and her heal-
And with silence and wind and skv
she is now one.--
Not separate.
She lis gone.
Remember her II you will,
For me she is still everywhere
And never 10 bo forgotten!
out OF the dawn
The fringed lashes OF blue gentians
mr. widen to her eyes;
Through the hot day
me shadow of her presence revolvcs
As the cool finger on the sun-dial;
Ia the afternoon
Shaken light burns in the memory
OF her hair;
And Mt evening
All my thoughts go huttering, gray
winged, after her,
And ! am come back to my Mother
lay ssannat.o Marks, In the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-11
News of Fifty Years Ago
(From Richmond Dispatch, June II. 1870

All % the government property at Camp
Grant will l,e sold next Monday by order Of
would seem TO indicate that the government
has AT last reached the conclusion that Vir-
siniR ~ properly reconstructed and no longer
requires = United States military camp within
its borders.
Major ]. w Kelly. of fredericksburg has
suftici' ntly recovered from his injuries sus-
seat in the House OF Delegates and this he
did on yesterday.
The treasurer of the Relief Committee yes
tsrday received a check for $1,000 contrib.
sufferers from the Caption disaster.
The congregation OF the Sycamore dis
ciplesl Church, whose house OF worship WAS
OF the House of Notwithstanding bought tho
Streets mes side of the lat. pa pean) met
charsh ednee Several eo con mites" @ W ' ap
ns foows James Wotd 0" eorgs Hnse
John H. Cary; Robert Cartwright, George T..
Stacey and William Lyme.
~ MSr rH In this dso city hs oh Of June
Mrs. Armada Wendell, both late Of Germany. No
cards
a terrific Storm ragged last night and is still
age has been done TO telegraph lines. almost
entirely cutting off our usual teieGraphic dis
patches Damage is also reported to the rail-
roads northward,
The President has approved the bill in
craasinE the emoluments OF United States
marshals who have to he employed in taking
tho census.
Lodge, No. II. a. f. s. a. NJ, the following
were elected TO serve tho lodge for the en-
craison senior warden; i. >: panfs!th junior
Wardeni Ed Mccarthy treasurer; solomon b
.sa saif seS.
ards; James e. Riddick, tuer. y. 80 q leS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-11
MRS. Gait RESIGNS POST
AS HEAD or SUFFRAGlSTS
Women Protest Tier Withdrawal,
hut Decision Appears 10 III
Final.

III! NNsUClUt"1 I'F'St-
GENEVA. SWITZERLAND. Juno
10. Mrs. CARR" Chapman Gait re-
signed the presidency OF tho lntcrna-
ttunal Woman SUFFRAGE Alliance at
the session OF that body held this
afternoon She delivered II syrnpa-
thetio speech. saying that. though
she felt Xix" IL mother to all nftrr
sixteen years as president of the al
!iNnCr, her are and her diminished
energies compelled her to relinuuish
tn" task. which, In her opinion re-
CURED younger woman.
The delegates, Oh proposal Of Il
Br!tiSn delegate, pfOtcBtrd against
Mrs Cats withdrawal and begged
her To reconsider her judgment Her
dceii.on, however. appears 10 hu final.
but VIII y" made absolute tomorrow
London was chosen as the pcrma-
ncnt seat OF the International Woman
Suffrage Alliance.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-11
Is II Libby Prison-t

To the Editor OF The Times Dispatch:
Sir,-I notice :. story in this mornings paper
IN regard TO Libby Prison and the Coliseum ut
Chicago. | lived in Chicago when this
built and il is my impression that only the
Wabash Avenue walls We're the ioriprr LIBBY
Prison walls and that the architecture
possibly slightly altered
TEiS mUcn il which can be verified by
any OF the newspaper men of that time.
When being constructed the original door
way or entr. nee was uSed--in the arch over
the doorway was the name ''l..hLy Prison In
slender Gothic lettering. Ono niSht--aiter the
steel work on the roof was almost ccmplcte Ell
the construct! lon. without wlrnlng fell which
so injured the old entrance that another had
to be built and on the new entrance the words
Libby Prison were omitted.
was one block away. State Street. when
the iron work fell! and heard the crash.
have seen the original doorway--and give
this for what ii may be worth TO those who
are interested in the final disposition of the
famous old Hotel" w. y. DANIEL.
Nashville. Tenn. June .. 1920.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-11
Kichmond's New University

D lCHMOND now becomes the seat of n
~ university which, great even on the day
of its birth, promises as the years go by TO
occupy an evcr-ncreasng sphere of useful
ness that will number it among the coun-
try's foremost institutions Of learning. The
University of Richmond, umalgamation un-
der one name and one charter OF Rich
mond College Westhampton College and
Richmond Law College. enters upon this
new era Of development under circumstances
so auspicious that its active workers and
tens of thousands OF friends throughout the
nation are confident il will reach heights OF
which even its far-sighted founders did not
dream
Richmond College. its old and cherished
name, now lost in that OF the university, has
most honorable history. For lightweight
years II has served to spread the light OF
education and train young men for their
various vocatons in life. Its influence has
radiated afar and hundreds of sterling cit
liens in many caliings trace their success
directly 10 the strong foundation OF char
actcr and knowledge they were enabled TO
lay in the Richmond school 1t passed
through the War Between the States. and
while It's roll was depleted and its treasury
exhausted in The struggle. II survived glori
cusiy. Again IL was struck hard blow in
the world war, and again it gave freely OF
its young men and suffered financially; but
today il is stronger than ever before with
a plant second 10 few in the entire country.
Westhampton College, the womcns school,
is more modern growth. but it, TOO, has
succeeded in achieving a high place in tho
educational field, and while il has been
coordinate to the mems college. 1t now
becomes an integral part of the new uni
yersty, and womans equal ranking in the
institution is sgnalized by The election OF
TWO women TO the board OF trustees
Richmond welcomes tho new university
II has been proud Of the separate insttu-
lions, which now are inseparably bound
together, and with strong civic support and
the backing OF a powerful and enthusiastic
church, there is no reason why il should
not he made the leading UNCONVENTIONAL
: university OF the South
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-11
ANTI-TUBERCULAR SERUM
SAFE TO USE ON INFANTS
Vaccinnicd With Preparation
Perfected by DIR. tappin.
ny DIt. RAI'PIN,

bf DIR. KAIPIS,
inventor Of the hnti-Tuhcr culnr
Serum.
PARIS. Juno lot Is possible 10
Vhccinate II fcw-mon,hs-old infant
against tuberculosis. thereby taking
II great step In preserving tho race
against the Terrible disease. which
Is ravnSlnE tha world more than ever
since the close OF the war
since 1909 | have been expert
mcnting with anti-tubcrcuiar vac.
cin"s. | finally arrived NJ fornu-
liz which Ia perfectly innocuous. while
having nnti-tIbcrcular buClili or re-
markablo power treated by fluorin
and sodium.
Hitherto experiments oa guinea
pigs. dogs. horses and cows have
shown the possibility OF rendering
the animals immune 10 viruicnt tu-
bcrculosiS by injections OF this serum.
owing 10 tho harnlossncss OF the
vaccine. | urgently advise nnit-tu-
bcrcular vaccination FOR human
beings. especially for infants.
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REPUBLICAN PLATFORM
SILENT ON IRISH QUESTION
PInnks Recognising ncphhIIc Twice
frrsrnfrd to Subco ipItittrc, Ench
Time Going Down In Defeat.
tBy Associated iT-

CHICAGO, June I0.-Thc Republi-
can platform omitted all reference
20 Ireland. Planks proposed by
sh SympathiZers were lost before
the resolutions subcommittee and
not pressed in the fun committee or
convention.
The irish cause twice went down
to defeat before the subcommittee.
y plank proposed by Frank p. Walsh.
said to have been sponsored by
Eamonn de Valera, calling for recog-
milton of the Irish republic" was
rejected by the subcommittee, mem
bers stated. without dissent. Louis
l.. Coolidge, Of Massachusetts. then
offered another plank OF more mod
crate tone. but IL was lost on tie
vote, TO 4, according 10 reports
from the committee.
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s"--,..c Cur, az .nrc,,.

WYTHEVILLE. VA. June 10
Proceedings In the Supreme Court OF
appeals today: PcChin ct ais VS.
Porterficld argued bv +. r Hutton for
appellee. and w, s. Punge for an
n%liin,' "nh submitted; Mumpowcr. 9:
bell for appellant and j.. r. Hutton
Tor appellee. and submitted.
Next cases to be called: Head Pins
conn Mct'ormick Company, VS. City
Of Rristol; Roberts VS. Scyphcrs: Os-
borne VS.. GillcnwantcrS; Claiborne
81 als. vs.; Camilla Redash Coal Co;
Clinchhcld Coal Corporation ~
Couch Charles ct ais ys. Charles.
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countries. to put aside the pcttiness the mean
Eesses. the mischie fmaking and viCiousncss
'nat thrust themselves always in the path OF
STRONG righteousness moving onward, and to
90 this titanic work waiting ut our hands. Sir
Erie is In position to help powerfully with
thal III he succeeds, even in measure. In
hetpinS weld The, best purposes and impulses
'ou the labors the two peoples. he n.ny
Know. when his time to die comes. that he has
uone 1uii part in tho mysterious. awful
oulIdtnE Tor which all OF wcrc born.
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GEORGE w. PERKINS HAS
BAD NERVOUS BREAKDOWN
Son of New York Bnnker md Hull
M0oscr Snys Commitment
May &c NcccnSury.
my Universal Service ]


NEW YORK, June l0.--Gcorge w.
Perkins son, George W. Perkins. Jr,
denied cmpha,!ca!ly tonight a report
that his father. under treatment IN
the Stamford Hall Sanatoriun. STAN
ford, Conn. is in violent condition.
Father is thars solely FOR treat
mcnt for nervous collapse" said
the son. II his condition should
get worse 1t might be necessary 10
have "A temporary commitment.
either self-sOmmi;mcnt or hy order
~ the court, but do not see any
reason for il al present"