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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-05
ALL CHURCHES IN CITY TO
HOLD Revival SERVICES
Simultaneous Meetings VIII u,
Conducted Entire Week BE-
ginning, March 20.

i.Na"EcHghi services under the aus
pieces os the m"n's Hiblc clnsscs nt.
,he 9uhbay schools OF Richmond viii
., hc!' simultaneously in all the
'nui'h's IN TINS city every might of
tie week beginning sunday mini
M!rch 20. ana ending March -
'"'Sttrt' ana IN some OF tho churches
nt""'piN many Of them. the meet
ihGf may he continued longer.
m'H ''h'''r program WA. decided
"r"n al an enthusiastic meeting nf
representatives of th;rty-fiyc mems
nm" Glasses held in tho So~ouJ I.,n
tiS' thurch last niwli'. Fully 900
ntSln"sS men from churches and Sun
W'N schools of all denominations ~;
tended the meeting ana /, y,v ..,iI
by those who attended Ina, :, h,s
nH.u many n day since IL meeting y:s
h'.h ~ 'his city with 50 much
Sniitu Ai f"rN"r and enthusiasm
ing ;h" representatives Of thosc mihic
Glasses iaN" now n"!I to ro,gtIor .
N''''S OF "Nant"iicnl meetings and
r"N"ftS from the classes and tbo
cEur"h"S wcr" called for. All nr 10
thirty-uvo classes repr.scn;"d wrrn
tep"rt'd rs being ynthuSiasticoIly ir
favor az the movement and the pas
ints ana official bnnrds Of IN the
churches represented have irdnrt,j 4,
AMI VIII tax" part in il.
general executives committed
WIN br' DOUGLAS :. Freeman as
'HHlihHn, ana composer Of nn,. rr,nIu-
hrr from each of tho Riblc classes.
Was appointed to arrange all details
ard perfect plans FOR the Inontiu.:
~ March This COMMITTEE. which VIII
Dee "JlnpnsoG az forty or more NOM
hers. VIII hold Il 'iucct!ug Stone time
r'Nt week lay out the work and ae-
sign IL 10 suhcomn!tlccs and th"y
VIII SGT 10 work as soon ns possible.
'iuwrv"r. tho plan that has been
really adopted ig for evangelical or
revival meetings 10 u" hold in all OF
ih" churches each nigh. Of ,h" week
n"EifnnE sunday March 20 ANA -:
the same hour. each church coudut 4
irg ITS meeting In such wax as .h.
pastor or tho lHynlcn NAV dc.,n
proper. and nil 20 have th" single
lurNn'" Of bringing mon ana woIna.:
HNnc' ihc irnu"nCc of tho gospel ,.,:I
hIIuGluC about e veal i,iIrtany 70
tlF3 ln Richmond all over Rlch-
J, s known already tia, IN soma
uf the clurchc9 tho lnymcn-,ncin-
hers of tho BID" c}asscs-will lead
tH" services. ard lu others Inc min
isi"rS win lead. and tn an the Sorv-
'',N W'i Dee conducted hy home folks
ln "AecuuF" committee. which
WI organic early nrNi week. was
empowered 20 cal a genera! meeting
"i the representatives OF tho classes
az any time the oomwl'tc" may deem
lNnr.r. but IL rs To" ynn,ra1 untlor-
s'undluE that the cuinmlitr. now
mas the entire movement ia hand.
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News of Fifty Years Ago

tFrom the Richmond Dispatch. Feb 5 fS7i)
\ telegram received here yesterday an
aounccs the death New Orleans Of Major
Washington /" Riddles, member Of the SEN
ate OF Virginia from NanscmOnd County
Tho scholars OF tho Centenary Methodist
Sunday School have been orpanizcd into n
"Childrcns Aid Society FOR the purpose OF
promoting the benevolent enterprises Of the
church.
The Supreme Court Of Appeals in a decision
handed down yesterday grants George Cha
ho"n and Johnson H. sands new trials.
Tho Washington correspondent Of the New
York Times says the negro. Long made n
test oath in which he 'cvcrlastingly ku-
kluXed the Kings English"
The bill to repeal the test oath has passed
both houses and in leading Republican circles
IN Washington il is considered certain that the
President will Sign it.
iIerschcl V. Johnson. Of Georgia. is Ia argue
cotton ease in Washington next week the
decision of which carries cases involving SEQ
100000
Jules Favre has appealed to Emperor Will
liam to hurry M supplies for raris The
Emperor Immediately ordered 5000 600 of ra-
lions and 1900 cattle 20 be sent into Paris '.
y proposition by which the Pennsylvania
Railroad homes to gain foothoid In Virginia
against the Richmond Freder!cksburs and
Potomac Railroad is soon TO be sprung in tho
Legislature.
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tnId Feet.
1T ones socks wet Il ia difficult Il, li.cn
the feet warm under all circumstances Nud
Whlic rrcspiration is harbingcr and "a sign
of good health. /; is not at all necessary 10
40 all ones perspring through the feet. Nor
is tncre any danger invo!vcd in the arti-
hcial prevention OF pcrspiration Of the feet
or Of any other limited area of the body.
therefore tn" FIRST step in the treatment of
cold feet is the treatment Of excessive per-
sp'ration Of the feet. and that is :, simple
matter.
There are two absolutely safe ana effective
ways To overcome excessive sweating of the
feet. The first consists of generous dust
ihg inside ihe shoes and inside the toe 81 the
stockings with powdered alum each day for
several days. without washing the fro, o..
~ they must be washed then WASTING them
win cold water only. The second method
Calls Tor the use OF formallclydc solu. ion.
Inns Is sold In standard strength OF IN
per cent under the name OF FOrrualin or
Liquor Formaldehydc one o,iur. diluted
with hvc ounces OF water. makes a solution
OF about the right strength, and this is to
be applied To the toes. the Soi.s ana between
thc toes only. by means of a brush =
wisp OF cotton II should he kent OF tn"
fingers, 1t may he applied once each alternate
day for three or four times. ana repeated
after several weeks If required. As formaldo-
hyde is a poison none should be LEI; about
the house.
The wearing of round carriers which inn.
fede free circulation. that falls dignity which
keeps feet always on the nnpr. whereas they
should be frequently in the mir. ana the en-
hnrrassment OF circulation caused by corso's
which are not mt all u;ht-ntting. are com
mon factors Of cold feet which suggest tnclr
own remedies.
FREAK narrow. pointed. foot-constrjCtiuU
shoes, chippy style. so much affected by such
birds or either sex, unnaturaily contribute to-
GOODNESS OF the feet and to childhlain or FROST
bite.
Wool or silk stockings. not cotton. should
be worn by persons with cold feet. But #
comfort and health are to he enjoyed I'm the
fullest possible degree. then the underwear
should he about the same weight and texture
ms the stockings. I advise lightweight ma
tcrials for stockings and underwear. for all
persons whose time is passed chiefly indoors
In the winter; and wool or wool-silk or all
SILK material of n knitted character like THAI
of stockings.
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Miss Z! =. =. Lyuchuurp The
iiEhi OF the moon rs due entirely tr
reflection OF TIA" liuhi ot tn, sum ana
the different phases OF tn, moon tn
iis position in relation to the position
Of tn" earth and tn, san When
face al the moon is Illuminated. IN,
iIc greater portion is tIru.I from
thr earth and only delicate crescent
appears 10 u. At tho fist uuagtcr
in",:I ua. lnh a. the 18th day tho
moon rca 1's = point in the heavens
directly aur"sit" To that which the
sun occupies Sh, is ;heu I'm OPPOSE
'i"it and The whole Of the ilium med
:u"'Hc" turned toward US. and w.,
nay" Iu.! moon From opposition
iic moon passes on ia her orbit.
SFAuuHily decreasing in size. Tho
ccl!psc Is caused by the passing Of
the moon in Tho shadow of The earth.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-05
TWIN BEDS" DECLARED
TO BE BEST IN YEARS
show This Season, Soon to Bc Seem
Here. * IL Laughing Land

Twin Pods" Salisbury Field and
Margaret Mayos. laughing landslide.
viii be the Offering AT the Strand
Theatre for three nights and a matt
noe. starting Monday night. to renew
the highly satisfactory impression OF
It's last seasons visit to this city.
Theatrical records attest that
TWIN f:t-cs'' is one or the emphatic
standing hits. 1t Is n jovial roliicklnr
comedy frOlic. with a crowded apart
mcnt house as it's scene. the com
plcXitics Of life shared too closely
with the ncighbors as the frame
work for IT'S action, and an intensely
amusing group Of people as its 2or-
trait gallery.
Its lines flash with fresh wit and
new coined slang. ana its merit of
clean wholcsomencss shines bcnignly
over character. lines and situations.
An entire new and elaborate produc-
ton has been provided for this sea
sons tour. and an exceptional COM
pany for it's Interpretation. among
who are Dorothy Dunn, Francis Wi.
liams, June Floodas. Georgia Burdcll
Augusta Aramini, Godfrey Matthews
and William Weston.
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The Poets Corner
I'm "If.- hut NOT krn,Inr..

II we could see ourselves "a others
see us
And YET preserve our self-respcct
ana pride.
while bn hitting healthful sense Of
from hurt and wild desire to run
If We could hear to hear the neigh
horS stalking
The way they do when we arc not
around
And smile, and still scrcncly keen on
walking
As though We were not straight
20! prison bound;
IS We could for moment be
permitted
To know how oft each one of us
AnG learn OF crimes we've probably
committed,
According rid,yGei,. to the gossip of our
II we could realize how few about ma
TO Islander turn an unbclicving ear
And are not ready with the rest to
fout us.
Nor pause to doubt tho very worst
they hear:
II unrcscn.ful OF the degradation.
with patience and with confidence
sublime.
We wait the all sufficient vindica-
We know is sure to come in Gods
good time;
II all the while pcrsistcntly were
seeking
To do our enemies what good we
can,
And In our turn refrain from evil
speaking,
Georgia White. in Springfield
(Vt.) Reporter.
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HARDING HAS GOOD RUN
DURING DAY WITH BOAT
Illus Game OF Golf
with Rcploglc, lrclinShuy-
sen and Dunno.
[By NeSOclntnI prcss.

PALM BEACH. Fla. FEB. After
hve-horr stop at Palm Beach Pres
idcnt-Eicc, IlariinE's houseboat, Vic
toria. headed up the Indian River
this afternoon for Il virtually unin-
trrruptcd run to ST. Augustine. where
,h" pr"s!dcnt-cicct VIII spend most
Of February.
wit: her arrival here. tho Vie
,oria had passed the worst part of
her course M the coast. and her
skinnsr said he looked for, no more
delayed III" hoa, during the past two
dnyS " h" has good luck. she prob
ably viii reach Daytona or Ormond
sunday and pail into 81 Augustine
complete the trip by rail have been
laid atidc temporarily. ana Mr.. Hard
ing hn" arranged to have his nrst
app"!ntm"nts at 81. augustine put
Nic'pi.a T.. not equipped for runnin;;
az night, bar probably will make no
STOPS during dag l!ght until She
reaches p'yiona. Mr.. Harding hopes
play golf on Monday morning
The Prcsidon.-,loct Irf, the house
boat several miles below Palm Beach
this morning and came up to the ho-
tel pier her" on the Sea Robin. a
speed boht belonging To j. Leonard
Repl"Ile the steel maguatc. lie held
an informal reception on the hotel
y"randa, and then went cut In :. chill,
Of golf with Mr. RcploGlc. Senator
frcling huyscn. owner ~ the Victoria.
and Peter Finley Dunno, the author.
Later. tn" party had luncheon at tho
cottage of J. T. Frazier. Of Chicago,
friend Of senator FrclInEhuysen.
During Ar lInrhIug's stop her" IL
became known that. although hi de-
Clincd to attend tho charity bail to
be given in Washington Al Inaugural
ton time. he has obtained Permission
for tho famous Mann" Hand. known
ns The Presidents own" 10 furnish
the music. In fCnu'et was sent to
WaGhinrtuu several DAYS age. and an
irVu.CEC"n"o has been received from
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feeling OF Indignation at the partisan eff
forts TO cast reflection on the men OF the
overseas forces who went ahead and did
things. no doubt he was influenced by
Shakespearcs observation of the effective
ness under certain conditions Of Il mouth
filling oath"
BE that it may. his vehement denun-
citation OF the motives which have largely
insp PRED the direction the numerous inves-
legations authorized by Congress have taken
fairly reflects the sense of public indig-
nation at the whole procedure. AS. Mr.
Dawes says. the public sees in the manner
in which these Investigations are being con-
Quoted Il partisan attempt to blackcn the
name of the whole American army because
of the blunderS OF Il few; whereas. the COM
mittces could serve more useful public
purpose by turning the seurchlight upon the
waste of billions OF government dollars
r!gh' under their nose. In the latter part
oil his statement he touched the sore spot
III the conduct of the war The American
people are not unaware that mistakes oc-
CURED at the front. but they we're mistakes
that were natural and inscparablc from the
haste with which the numerous problems
that had TO he solved in order to prevent
needless sacrifice of life had to be car
ried out. They are willing to forget these
achievements chat glorify the record of the
army III despite Of them. But not so as
10 the incXcusablc waste that characterized
The reckless expenditure of billions of the
pubic money at home Here, both graft
ana prontccring were rampant, and if the
committees are really sincere in their de-
sire 10 conduct ali honest inquiry to- un-
cover frauds porpetrated upon the govern
heni there are numerous leads. which if
followed up with persistcn, purpose would
produce the rocking disclosures that lie at
the foundation OF this waste and for tho
robnke and punishment Of which the people
clnmor.
In coniemninl the partisan character Of
these Investigations, General Dawes frank
~ forcwarned the committee that thew
Ncnld get nowhere. The public wanted the
true facts revealed without regard to the
politics OF those whose regulations would
suii"r under the glare Of an honest search
light The American people owe the wit
ness debt of gratitude for the ungloved
way in which he delivered his testimony
ana told the committee few things that
needed TO be called to its attention.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-05

ADDRESS ALL COMM n
ICNTIOSS Ia The Times
Dispatch md not 10 in
di,i,lual>.
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FRIDAY. FEBRUARY /. 1871.
"CowaI1lS" in business

lard times is the cry OF the COW
4 ard. y pessimist is worse than Il
Hun In such crisp phrases, Bishop James
Atkins. of the Methodist Episcopal Church.
speaking at Memphis, laid his finger on the
sorest spot in Americas financial and in
dustrial system. 1t is the psychological
condition into which the nation has permit
tea itself to drift. following the shcll-shock
of war that is the greatest bar TO a COM
piete recovery of the national health. That
condition is passing, but not so rapidly
it would if there were fewer cries of hard
times" fewer Huns" in the business world
and among citizens generally. Once tina:
&cry is forgotten. There will be no hard
mines, and when the pessimss arc driven
to cover. they surely will DC, America
CITce mere will come into its business stride
Richmond has its "cowards,' in common
with every city in Virginia and every other
State. Business men are afraid to strike
aout in the coed, old-fashioNCd methods OF
before the war. when competition was the
life OF trade Manufactul ers are fearful of
betting their wheels revolving to their ca
pacity lest they find no ready markets for
heir products. Citizens are afraid of their
khadows, and hoard their dollars lest some
merchant charge them excessive prices for
The things they really need. There is too
much general distrust too much fear OF
Striking out boldly for the resumption OF
business as W. knew it before tho period
pr iniiatlon too much waiting for some one
else 10 adopt the in'iiaiiYe.
business is suffering. from fear of it's owl,
Shadow. That shadow must be dispclle,l
ht is passing slowly, but much remains 10
be done Prices generally are bac!, down
10 normal. but merchants cannot continue
10 do business if customers will no, buy
FToo many OF their former customers are
: waiting for further price rccessions. rcccs-
sions that are not justified and viii no,
come The time 10 buy is here and nov; no
foolish buying OF course. but sane buyiny
for the replenishing of those necessities
{ which were sacrificed during the era of
high prices Such a resumption OF sane
buying will go far toward completing recoy-
cry from business depression With such
resumption OF activity lhcre viii como
IA ~ Ia. In trad
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Nccnn,tructrd n,,h;,

T.. 7. ~, banvilie.-Rubics have
been produced artincialy with great
practice TO FUSE together small frar-
mcniS of the natural stone. ana gems
cut from such material were known
rs reconstructed rubics. This process
forming artificial rubica They are.
of course. OF much less value tin,n a
natural stoac. but il would he i'm
possible Ia state with amy cXaciness
how much th"y are worth. \ dealer
IN precious stones would estimate or.
FOR YOU.
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Cinema Programs
glove" Attracts Attention.

what do YOU think the man In the
ease. Natali"'S sweetheart, said ard
bid when he returned from South
america. whittier he had gone 10
amass IL fortune TO lay AZ Natailc's
This Is the story and tho problem.
briefly. OF Love" Louis Joseph
Nannc's scenario, which J. Parker
Read Jr.. has mad. into AN Asso-
.iHtsd Producers phOtodrama. To DC
shown AZ the Isis Thontcr again to-
duy. with Louis" Glau'n In tho role
81 Natalie storm. James kirkwood as
tile man and Joseph kiirDur az tn"
tcmptcr. Wesley kugClcs directed IL.
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RARE MUSICAL FESTIVAL
AT JEFFERSON TONIGHT
Srrmnn Il. smith Presents "rhc
Harp Vocal Ensemble" Ia
'Bcnrfit Performance.

ShormNn Il Smith vii present
'irhc iiarp Vocal Ensemble" AT the
Jefferson Hotel Auditorium tonight
IN" Cathedral Boys School The harp
trio is composed Of Miss Sclll. Aim
mcr. soln harpist; Miss Ethci thinner
ana Miss Louise Harris. nll there OF
whom arc considered finished artists
MISS Clara Garlock, with a glorious
cnHtralt"n voice. fingS There VIII
he harp duets with pianos
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-05
MINI.lruKE ALMANAC.
Theater Calendar

STRAND Minstrcls OF trcn
Temple. Myntic shrine.
AttD:1if-krith vaudeville.
Observation-Disclosures. In "Hiilions."
ttEHIItD-"iiuot" Gibsnn, in
"i<i,Anrno."
uitDtDwNS = "rnssion." with
I'm NcIrf.
iSiS--Iouisc Cinun. In ";.uSr.''
LNUiG-C. %. dr Miles '.l'nr-
biLdrn Fruit"
GDEUN-MnrJoric Dnw md House
Peters, In "Thc Great Redrrmrr.''
KEN-,Inrk lioNic and Mnrtn
sails. In "Thuntrrhnit Jnck.''
NitTolt-"l'nty" Arhuckic. I'm
~ country Hero"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-05
IN NII-Star Cast.

"Torbialon Fruit" which has been
deliberately filmed with ali OF tn"
Cecil! r. De Mile artistry. presents a
practically ail-Star cast Of favoritcs.
Agnes Ayers. Clarence Burton. Thco-
durc Roberts, kathlYn Williams,
interpreting the leading roles II
VIII he shown At the Lyric Thcatcr
again today. 'iiustcr' kcaicn has
created a riot Of mir;h IN Neigh
yors." which is the supplemental fca
turc
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E,purrn,c Dawes. ENplr,I,es.

WASiiiNGTpN. Feb 4-Stric, con-
sorsh!p w!li be exercised on tho Of
fetal prints OF testimony of CHARLES
O. Dawes before Il congressional war
hrcStigHtirg Coum!ttc" This week
All "hclls." "damns" and stronger ut
i"ranccs, Including even tho frequent
"h"ll marias" used by General P"rsh-
inr's former supply chief 10 express
MS feelings ndeluatcly Will be
Knocked out. That was agreed on
when III" argument started so Mir
Dawes as he asked to he called. let
'cr go regardless"
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Dawes With Ills Gloves or

ID AIRING the too liberal use OF profan-
- ity, the public will be disposed TO com.
mend the vigorous way In which Charles G.
Dawes, former brigadier-gcncral IN charge
#of supply procurement in France. inter
$larded criticism OF congressional methods nc
Investigating the conduct Of the war with
his testimony concerning the expenditures
4 for the work OF the arm! az the front How
ever, in his use of profanity to express his
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-05
Information Bureau

fuurir!cr regarding almost AMY
trrir. cNrrr:lni: on legal ;inu .urtI-
cal subjects. are answered free. ~
Hll !E.E .'r> -" answered ui-crti,
by pr!'rnHl letter. srif-nIlrr>srl
'.iHTnrcI cnyriupr * rruu!srI ,n-
dress rae ;im"S-hi"auiCii iu:urtlm-
t.rs. .TTcru. Hirlit:iOuL!. lu.
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"I>icI,nron" Mt nIurbir,I.

.hnrthcr VARIETY program VIII r.
seen at the B!uchird today. tn" rca.
tar" will be "iicliaroo." starring
'IIDut" Gibson and Gertrude Ohm
stead. In addition To this there Will
hc u good Gomez. nd Il Mutt and
IcT Gloom chaser
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Probe Charges Against ship omccr.

MOBILE. ALA. Feb. i.--An inquiry
into charges against l.. A. oliver
nrst mate Of tho steamer Federal
was h""un here today by tho officials
OF the United states Shipping Board.
captain II: y. Won rlufgk master 0t
tn" vessel being til" complainant.
ana alleging that oliver was r"spon
Sibi" FOR the escape o: two OF nIno
stoWaways brought to Mobile by tho
vessel from Antwerp Eclgfuiu