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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-28
KE|TH's NOVELTIES ON ].
ACADEMY's NEW BILL
clayton Kennedy and Matte Roo
ncy, Regular Vaudcvillians,"
Feature Attraction.

clayton Kennedy and Malta
Rooney. who bill themselves regular
fhndeviilihns.' will have n conspIcu-
Gus pincc on tho new bill, which
comes To B. +. Keith's Academy Tho
aver Tor tho week lend. commencing
with the matinee performances todnv
MISS Rooney. of this team, is tho
daughter OF Amcrica's most famon.
rough Irish comedian. tho Into pat
Rooney. Nr. Kennedy liz a former
'o""ihs comedian of the legitimate
comedy stage. They nre presenting
an ACT That has scored heavily In the
metropolitan cities Mis-. Ronn.y..
uancinS In notable feature OF tIn
act. y" 'h'
Elliott and West. novelty entertain
crs, omen the new show They have
surprises. VIM!
biiiy rogers. comedian. singer and
uHhccr, liz going II alone on the bill
re mas an amusing monologut. and
,.nsSI; se'erai songs OF his own COM
EosItIoh, which have Won succpss
Lorraine Howard aud vcrna SadIcr
VIII be seen In IA travcsty called
WeddinY Bellies" They are n Jolly
pair OF condolences Both sing nn1
dance. They have n line OF fast and
funny pRttcr that never fails To nrn'
woke gales OF laughter.
, ,loh!hH the bill will come Van and
emerson fashion-nl:tc OF the attn
ls'lc world. They are all round
physical culture cxponents Tho ex-
hlbitioh they give embraces yymnas
tic. acrobatic and cquiiibrlstic fents.
tests or physical strength. agility and
endurance! Their performances is re-
nlarhapic Tor the ncatncEs and nrtis-
tic nnish given to every stunt thnv
essay NV
with the now vaudeville attroc.
tonS VIII come new and Interesting
motion picture displays.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-28
Health Talks by DR.. Brady
Copyright. National Newspaper Servicc)
\ strns.burg Goose,

communication from L. T.:
was Interested In your account OF the doc
Tor who diagnosed cold in the head" In n
strange language in three children thus in
curing the wrnth OF the mother who be-
iieved tho nvc-dollur fee should have paid for
something more dangerous and tho doctor
SUBSEQUENT lament that. he had not charged
nine dollars instead of i've
But started to write Won about roy eecs
1 remember that yon advised somebody that
cooked eggs arc more easily digcstcd than
raw. But that Is only n hint Are raw eggs
less easily diGestcd than the general run of
FOODS! Does beating them into eggnog i'm
prove their diEestibiity? THE answer is
Yes to 10th Iuestions-Dr. Brady.l
Tubcrcle bacili picked up n year ago
anu put me in bed. or course l have lost
wcight-my legs are thin from lack OF use
put my race looks good ever, due, I
suppose. TO tho exercise my jaws get in mas
ticating what consider abundance OF food
general diet. Most people have an idea that
iunger' should stun himself l have man
aged TO Keep both my appetite and my bowels
In good. workable. alarmed condit ion
mainly. as | believe. because | have refused
10 he StrassbnrS goose, and have declined
To try this, that and the other thing recon-
mended by my friends for "fattening" pur-
poses.
At the sanatorium. however. | have noticed
the popularity of cSgnogs. and when my own
physician suggested them decided to write
you about raw eggs. My doctors only con-
ccrn Is that he believed should 20 heavier
on heterogeneous foods anditake some nourish-
inent between meals. / eat most anything
and quit when appetite is satisfied
I'm glad you have to read this Instead OF
l. am writing while lying on my bust
ness Yours truly T. r.
~ StrassburS goose suffers from fatty in
nitration and degeneration OF the liver and
lot all know. also of the lights. lie may
DC hne goose considered from one point OF
Wow. but he Isn't lonG-Iivcd bird
The era of forced feeding for tuberculosis
has passed. The present aim OF the physician
who Is competent to treat lung tuberculosis
is not to fattcn the patient but to see that
inc patient receives fairly liberal and va
riod ration, with no particular emphasis on
any particular item which is presumed to be
very nonrishing. In some circumstances the
doctor may prescribe raw eggs or other spe-
clal items to meet conditions of the indi-
vdual case II would DO n mistake for a
patient to indulge in large quantities of any
such thing merely because some incompetent
haVlScr imagincs there is strength" to be
gained thereby. Cooked eggs are moro COM
pietely diEested and assmIlated as a rule
than raw eggs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-28
RUSSIAN ORCHESTRA
WILL APPEAR TONIGHT
Tickets to Hear Famous Musicians
at City Auditorium Sell
ing ItlpidIY.

After 6 o'clock this afternoon all
tickets for the Russian Symphony
orchestra which have been left un-
sold Will be placed on sale at the box
office at the City Auditorium. where
the concert Will take place tonight
mt $3.50 O'Clock. II lis true that most
OF the hest locations have bcen taken.
Tut there are enough desirable seats
LEFT to accommodate most Of the late
corners. and Robert Smith, the local
manager. thinks he Will lie able to
take care OF all who want 10 attend
Throughout today the box office Will
be mt the Sticm Piano Company where
II has hcen all the time. and doubt
less there will be n steady stream
of purchasers for all classes OF
tickets School children are avail
ing themselves OF the opportunity
OF occupying seats on the platform,
which have been placed within their
reach for "a nominal price. They are
particularly interested owing To the
fact that two OF the Tachaikowski
numbers on the program are included
IN the musical memory contest now
Icing conducted in the schools
Modest Altschulcr. conductor of the
orchestra. Is one of the foremost or
Ch"Stra leaders in the world and that
Richmond should hear his players is
regarded as peculiarly fortunate.
especially as tho season is so near
it's end. He will give Il wide variety
81 compositions. and IL is thought that
all tastes viii be delighted with tho
program Jacob Altschulcr. brother
of the conductor, is violin soloist and
manager OF the orchestra.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-28
RAILROAD OFFICIALS TO
ATTEND sNEAD FUNERAL
Manager OF Mail and EXPRESS Traffic
OF Chesapeake and Ohio to BE
Buried mt Is O'Clock.

Funeral services for X. II. Sncad
manager OF the mail ana express
traffic of the Chesapeake and Ohio
Railway and formerly express exam
liner of the Interstate Commerce Com
mission. will be held at 5 O'Clock this
afternoon from Benefits Undertake
ing establishment. The services will
be conducted by the Masonic order,
OF which Mr.. Sncad was Il member.
Mr. Snead died suddenly of heart
disease in the Pennsylvania Hotel
New York City, Monday. lie il sur
vivcd by his wife and two daughters,
Mrs. Charles S. Schermerhorn, and
MISS Virginia Snead.
Pallbcarcrs are az follows:
Honorary-W. j. IIarahan. C. t..
Graham. s. II. Whitaker, G. B. Wall.
J. Il. Parrish. II. j. Wickham. Henry
Taylor, Jr.. John a. Hancock, w. s.
bronson, John y. Hancock T.. w.
Grice. J. =. Nelson. II. \. Jel!ison. d.
b. Hotchkiss, J. Il. Gould. i. w.
o'Mara. w. j.. Bruce, Il. r. Goodwin.
J. w. Lowmastcr. j. ID. Potts. ID. A.
Bronstcin. l.. G. BENTLEY, II. NJ.
Thomas. y. w. Noklcy, {. T. Gra-
ham, w. II. Harris. 4. c. I,caricIS.
Charles y. I.utz, j. Wilson Howell. IT.
S. Gardin. w. c. Wishart. II. NJ. Nell
son.
". Is. weaver. Dan Mayer, c. c.
Mickey and NJ. II. Spiccr.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-28
Forcisn-Born Resident OF Richmond
Wants the Sunday Blue
LAWS Uphold.

10 the Editor of The Times Dispat CHI !:
Sill read with much surprise to.
oaS the letter of MIR. y. q. Nardini
purporting TO be an answer to tho
commemorative Attorneys state
meht on THO Sunday blue laws. Mr.
Nardini evidently does not like tho
sunday blue laws. and wants Mr..
wise to use his influence with tho
next Legislature III his official ca
racity TO bring about better, more
specific and more Intelligent Sunday
laws. He also quotes a Mr. Aiaz-
zina as follows: "A law that does not
represent, the will Of tho people will
soon die" AS n foreign born resi-
dent Of the city OF Richmond. / would
suggest that before MIR. Wise uses
ms influence to change the Sunday
blue laws that the question be sub
United 10 the citizens of Richmond.
ana we Will all see without II doubt
what Is the Will OF tho people
mere is no use OF trying TO force on
the law abiding citizens OF Richmond
any OF the customs OF Central or
southern Europe. What would tho
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-28

ice that will both increase efficiency and
reduce It's costs. Departmental heads
have set about that task with n degree OF
intention. In this program the elimination
of duplicated service is n feature of no
small Importance. Under the harhuxard
method of OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES this
evil has grown to large proportions but
when the new budget system is adopted.
much of that waste viii; be avoided. In the
meantime, by cooperating departmental
heads can accomplish many reforms by way
of reducing the expenses of government.
There are 100000 positions under the
Federal civil service. of which women are
filling 200 900. More than 700 kinds OF
service are open to women with salaries
ranging from 5000 to $4,000 In this con-
nection. Mrs. Helen Gardner, one of the
civil service commissioners, makes some
observations in respect to women employed
i'll this service that furnishes interesting
reading. She says that women have not
shown much desire to gain advancement in
the service. They seem to be satisfied TO
stay in jobs that pay salaries that are high
er than they received when they were on
pay rolls in private employment. They
have realized that Uncle Sam is an easy
boss. Al least, he has been in the past. But
there are HOW indications that the civil serv-
ice may come in for revision under the new
administration that will bring it to state
of efficiency approxmatng private employ
mcnt
unquestionably, all army of 100000 is n
prodigiouS number for peace time, and the
new administration seems to realize that
fact. and there arc intimations that it pro-
poses to apply the rigid test of necessity
with heavy reductions on the pay roll.
There are 10000 civil service Jobs in the
Federal departments in the District of CO.
lumbia alone. and it is encouraging to tax
payers that departmental heads have evil
denced an intention to begin the work Of
elimination there.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-28
Voice Of the People on Topics Of the Day|

Inhabitants or n city in sunny italy
say TO q minority Of Americans Iiv-
inS In their city who chafed und or
tho laws OF that city? Mr. Nnrdini
KNOWS they would be told tho stcanl-
ship lines are still running to Amer
ica. and would be glad 10 transport
any who wcrc satisfied with their
surroundings and had tho cash to
pay their passage.
Ii the Sunday blue laws are to be
amended. let them be abolished en-
tircly and open. up all the stores and
not few confectionery stores on
inc side streets which hope TO take
adVantagc of the fact that most of
inc larger stores arc closed, and par
ticularly those operated by Ameri-
ems who wish to observe the Sab
Just. ''''
Why should the Italian residents of
inns city tnkc. MIR. wIsc's statement
SO hard7 There is n large number of
other people In this city who nre
Ioreign,born who do not take offensc
1T Mr. Wise's statement
The writer does not know MIR. Wise
personally, but Mr.. Wise is a public
otiicial sworn to uphold the laws OF
thls american city. and MS such Is
competed TO carry out the letter and
spirit or the laws. and II he does not.
then the citizens of Richmond Will
see 10 IL that some one will DO elected
TO tho position who will do 80
j. S. CIRCUMSTANCES.
Richmond, Va, April "a, 1871
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-28
GERALDINE FARRAR TO
CONE HERE TOMORROW
One of the Largest Crowds of Sea-
Sun Expected to- Greet
Great Singer.

Geraldine Farrar. the great Metro
politan Opera House star. will appear
IN Richmond tomorrow night in what
promises to be one of the seasons
most successful concerts The con-
cert Will begin in the City Auditorium
promptly at $3.50 o'clock Tickets
can be obtained up to q O'Clock to-
morrow evening at the Coricy Com
pany. after which they can be Sc
cured at the auditorium box office
II Requests for reservations arc being
received from every section OF Vir-
ginia and the sale to Richmond's
music lovers has heen large. In spite
OF this. however. announcement is
made at the Corlcy Company that
there are many good seats LEFT
reports reaching this city state
mat Miss Farrar is experiencing one
of the most successful seasons OF ncr
career. She has appeared in all OF
the large cities of the North this
year ana has been greeted by capacity
houses. She is especially popular In
Richmond ami the welcome TO be ac-
corded here Is expected to rival that
given the l'aulist Choir upon it's re-
cent visit here.
Miss Farrar is one of tho leading
prima donnas in America and she has
appeared with most ali of the noted
singers: among them being Enr!co
Caruso.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-28
Urges Extended "OwI Scryicep 10
AID l"Own-Your-Iiome
Campaign"

10 the Editor of The Times Dispatch.
o,Snr nile tho city fathers and
1tner organizations ars worrying over
I'M, Inc n nossn, conditions and preaching
e.S., calling attention to tho mnY,v
t snnarp Is around the city in which
would like to call attention to one Of
me reasons why the average wage
Garner does not care to invosl i'm these
sections , and feel sure that tho city
mas lost not few good citizens WIN
aid not settle here for tho rensnn
t bn'noa .he S did not cnro 10 Invest i'm
ter midnight without having to waik
az mere Is nm owl service to only two
OF inc eleven suburbs around tho civ
--Forcst I'M and barton ifeightsS-
not counting Byrd Park and Fulton.
NOW thnt the transportation COM
pany wants Il new franchise. IL would
be nice time for these organIzatIona
20 remind the city fathers OF This
TACT. and l am sure that should thesn
SECTIONS Ect n better night service
that we would be going n long way
In relieving tho housing condition.
II. +. pATRAM.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-28
FRESH-AIR CAMP FOR
CHILDREN AT CHESTER

= frcsh-air camp for children will
be established in ChcStcrtcld Count
for children this summer. The camp
viii he under the auspices OF the Sal
walton Army and will cost approxi-
matcly $4,000.
The site will be Il tract of twenty
acres of land on the Petersburg Turn
pike. near Chester. where IN previous
years the army has operated 4 much
smaller camp. The new camp will
be equipped with swimming pool.
Commander Garland expects to ar
range for a series of tcn-day camps
during the summer months, each
camp to take fifty children.
Major H. -. Bale, divisional officer
for the Salvation Army in this state.
will he in the city tomorrow and is
expected to place his stamp OF APP
prevail on the project.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-28
News Of Fifty Years Ago

[From the Richmond Dispatch April 49, 1871
Governor Walker yesterday refused pardons
to sixteen convicts who had had applications
for mercy laid before him.
Professor w. J. Davis formerly of the Uni
versity OF st. Petersburg, and once a COM
panion OF DR.. Livingstone. has arrived in the
city, and will give course of Autographed
and geographical lectures here.
Goxer1n,r Walker visited the pententiary
yesterday, making n thorough examination of
the buildings and inspecting the work shop s.
Rev. Moses p. Hoge ID. D.. will deliver the
annual address before the graduating class
OF the Union Theological Seminary on May TO-
A. a. Allen has qualified as town assessor
for the town of Manchester, and will enter
upon the discharge of his duties today.
Married. on the 25th instant. at the ca
thedra by Rt. Rev. Bishop McGill, Robert
Emmett English. son of Captain william Eng
lish. to Madaiene Augustine. daughter of Jo-
scph Augustine. all of this city.
The prcsbytery of West Hanover met at
Gordonsvilic yesterday. Rev. G. W. Lcyburn
was elected moderator. and Judge wilkins
and r. d. Irving. clerks.
A grand Odd Fellows celebration took placs
In Washington day before yesterday at which
the 'colored element" was, absent.
Hon. James NJ. Mason. formerly United
States Senator from Virginia. is critically III
in Washington
The past two nights have been unseasonabIy
cool In this section. and the Indications are
that tonight Will be even colder than IL was
last night.
All the railroads running out from Paris
have been cut by the government troops and
q complete baricade has been established.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-28
WOMEN'S AUXILIARY TO
DISCUSS "POPPY DAY.

plhns for the observance of Penny
discussed this morning at n meeting
OF the WomaD's Auxiliary OF the Rich,
mona Post. american Legion. to he
he,u at IL o'clock In Bclvidcrc Hall.
Poppy Day an annual event as
means OF reminding the nation that
thousands OF Americans laid down
their lives In defense OF American,
ideals.
state hdjutant Price said yesterday
mat he was particularly anxious that
me pubic not regard the sale ns a
drive for funds. II the sale liz pr8fi,-
hbie the money realized viii be placed
IN disabled veterans relief fund.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-28
C0MM0NER WILL GIVE
LECTURES AT SEMINARY

:, william Jennings Bryan will de-
liver series OF lectures NJ Union
sical seminary. beginning Oc-
20. which will be the tenth Of n
series delivered from year to year on
me James Sprunt Foundation. The
meme r OF She series will be I'm Ills
image different lectures will deal
WIN subjects. such as the origin Of
man. the Inspiration OF the Scrip-
lures, the dicty OF Christ and the
larger life.
The Sprunt Foundation WINS oat,h-
,ishcd in 1911 by lanes Sprunt. or
wilmington. y. c.. and han been tho
means OF bringing some notable men
TO Richmond $3.50 i'eH
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-28
MINIATURE ALMANAC
Theater Calendar

CITY AUDITORIUM
symphony Orchestra. Modist Ait
schulcr conducting
Squads East" pre-
sentcd by Richmond Post, Amerl-
can Legion.
ACAD vaudeville.
BIJOU-Nio!a Dana. in Puppets
OF Fate"
ISlS--lIousc Peters and Jane
Novak, in "IGobei"
LfRlc-Mae Murray. in ''Thc
Gilded LILY"
ODEOS-"Eaat Lynne"
VICTOR - Edmund Cobb, In
Wolves OF the Street"
liEN-Art Accord. in The Call OF
the West; comedies added.
Blu EBIRD-Louisc Lovely, in
while the Devil Laughs"
BROAD WAI-Alildrcd Harris, In
"'rhr Woman In the lIouHe."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-28
SEEN ON THE SIDE
ny HENRY EDwAnD WARMER
There In No Place.


mere is no place beneath the sun
go restful rs the only one
ihat sooths my troubled spirits, when
ieaHe the haunts of frctful men:
ihere is no calm retreat that holds
us EIues. It's crimsons and it's colds,
us MUGS and fragrances, so rare
Ihat gods seem brewing nectars there
1t sets within wooded frame
Hard by stream with fish as .game
AS ever struck the lure. ut play
On tides of any summers day.
And when weary of the linc
lhere is the wood of tree and vino
Ana ray-shot carpets spread for me,
Violets and anacmonc
NO diva ever sang such notes
AS burst from myriad swelling throats
OF feathercd songsters. differing high
Or crossing my untroubled sky.
NO yellow heap Of gold could pay
For that free concert every day
No treasured horde could buy one hue
That strcaks my treasured garden through.
And when my time has come. when Fate
Calls me to pass that Mystic Gate,
When human voices fade. and seem
To linger only in dream .
Let them who love raise the shade
SO that unllinching, unafrad,
My parting gaze may meet the skies
That smile on Warlcc's Paradise!
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-28
NAVAL AIDS TO go WITH
>DAvIS TO NEWPORT NEWS

LIEUTENANT Commander a. c. Sim
ton. Jr. and Ensign Thomas Kiyri-
CHAN. communication officer of naval
smb-district r. received orders ycster.
day to report to Governor Wcstmore.
land Davis as his naval aides on tho
tomorrow to Norfolk 10 meet Tho
Eagle Boat 0. now on its way from
Providence. II. l.. to Richmond. to
become the training ship OF the naval
reserve of this district.
Governor Davis, together with some
members of his staff and the naval
aides. will leave Richmond, tomorrow
afternoon at 4:1o o'clock for Ncwport
News whcrc they will board tho
Commodore Maury. and will, meet tho
Eagle Boat when X arrives In ITamD-
ton Roads. The vessel Is due in
Richmond. Sunday. City officials will
also take the trip down the river To
meet the ship.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-28
SHOW "MY IRISH ROSE"
AGAIN AT M'GlLL HALL

Following it's successful prcsenta-
ton last Thursday night. NV Irist,
Rose" produced at the McC;iIi Anal.
torium by the Catholic Thenter
I.caEne. will again be shown mt rho
auditorium on May 10. for the bcne-
III OF 81. JoScph's Alumni
The play Will be presented under
the direction OF Misses Marie Lehny
and Nora Houston. and Will include
the same cast that presented il To
packed mouse last week. 1t has
becn pronounced one of the most
successful amateur shows in Rich
mond. and Is shown by q newIv
formed organization "S
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-28
SPECIAL PERFORMANCE
FOR CRIPPLED KIDDIES

a special performance by members
of the Rubin and Cherry Shows. in
Guiding the band, Will be given this
afternoon at the Crippicd Children's
sters there.
ARRANGEMENTS for this exhibition
were made by HITLER, press agent
Tor the shows as well as owner Of
clude special exhibitions Of ali kinds
for the Riddles. u'9
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-28
MAY FESTIVAL SALES
SHOWING AN INCREASE

subscriptions TO the May festival
e'00 con Of the Wednesday Club arc
at this time. according 10 firuras
made public yesterday. There arc
now 260 subscribers. while last year
there were over $50. 49,"
AIihouSh the advance sales do not
approach those OF last season there
has been marked increase I'm the
past few days and tho Wednesday
cub expects to have a full house for
the concerts
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-28
I,niIcrs I.nrth.

Mrs #. j.. b.. Richmond.--Fu
earth Is an earth so-called because of
It's use formerly by fullers or bleach
ers of cloth to absorb The grease and
oil collected by tho cloth while being
licate Of aluminun:, grreuish in color
generally. though sometimes blush,
white or even brown. II Is found In
the oolithic or 5urassic series OF
rocks; that is, In the third OF the five
divisions into which biologists di-
vide the earth's crust. The ma xiVum
depth of deposit of fullers earth
Is 400 feet. 1t is not found In this
country In commercial quantities.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-28
INFORMATION BUREAU

InuuiricS regarding alm0at my
topic, excepting ON legal md medical
subjects, nrc answered free. As NIL
Inquiries nrc answered directly by
personal letter. "a scf-ndu resscn'
stamped envelope is required. All
dress The 'EimeS-DiSpafch lnfOrmn-
ti0n bureau, nlchmond, Va.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-28
IDS.

Mrs. G. Il. L. assured
My little boy, years old, complained OF
pains. | asked him what was the matter.
and he said: Mamma. dot a tummy ache in
my knce"''
Someone who doesn't sign his name ALSO
You ought tu-prnt this about my little
boy, years old. a caterpillar crawling on
the sidewalk attracted his attention. In great
excitement he shouted: % Daddy. look, Heres
Il worm Yif fur coat ON "