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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-19

NEW YORK, Dec. ls.--Word was
received by the Acre club of America
that the Aero Club oil Spain and the
Aero club al Holland had joined with
the Acre CO % France aud the
Royal Aero club uf the United King
dom in protesting against the award
Of the $40. 900 prize 70 John u. Moi
SAINT for winning the statute of Lib
erty fight during the international avn
alton tournament held at Belmont
Park during the closing dass Of oc-
t9ber.
II VAS also announced that the In
ternatlonai Aeronautic Federation,
with which the protests have been
lodged. has called special meeting
for January IL. taii. az which the
protests VII he considered and st
which also rules Will be revised Tor
tks- next contest for thu Coupe Inter
nati1uaic d'Aviation. which VIII te
held in England next year. as the cup
il now held hv the Royal Aero Club
ef toe United Kingdom. having been
won by one Of lis representatives at
the Belmont PARK meet. My. Claude
Ora tra me- " h1te
special meeting ~ the board OF
gas ernors q the s@ra Club q Amer
lea viii he held. at which tie course
IL be pursued IN upholdiug The award
and the question nf the Club's repre-
sentattan At the meeting af the Fed
Grafton viii he considered,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-19
G1AHAME- FALLS
BUT ESCAPES INJURY
.AEROPIANE PLUNGlSS KAPIDLA
10 EARTH AND Is TOTALLY
WRECKED.

DOVER. Eng. Dec. is.--Claude
Graham White. the English aviator
who recently won the International
aviation cup at Belmont Park, had a
narrow escape from serious INJURY
sunday.
Ills machine was wrecked AID he
VAS badly cut about the face.
4 large number of aNtatofs have
been waiting here for the past fort
night to compete for the prize Of
sz0.ooe offered by Baron DE Forest
Ger the longest flight across the Eng
fish channel in 1910. the flight To be
made 10y an Engiisaman in an Eng
Iish-haiit machine.
tsrahame- White yesterday morning
assembled for u trial Hight IN a strong
wind His machine began tn rock
and he WIS unable to restore. its equi-
librium. It turned over, plunged To
the earth aud was completely wreck
ed
Tne aviator fortunately fell "A little
tn cite side. It was thought at first
that he had suffered eoncussion of
the brain, az he was unconscious hut
he seon recovered consciousness. and
il was found that he had received
nothing More than some had cuts
about the face III Is expected that
he Will be about again within "A week
Grahame- White had descended. To
within loo feet of the ground, when
his machine began 10 waver. His
actual fall prohabl did not exceed
10 ieet
He has ordered another bipIane of
The Wright type from Bristol and will
make another attempt TO win the
prize.
A second competitor for the prize.
Sopwith, Jared better than Grahama-
White. He left East Church, Shep-
pey Island, at Sis O'Clock in the
morning. crossed from Dover 10 Ca
lats ard descended at Beaumont, Bel
GUM,
Sopwth completed his flight Of 1T4
miles just under three and one-half
hours. This Is the first time that a
British made aeroplane has crossed
the channel. and, in addition. ii is a
record flight for distance under the
conditions provided. No tugs or other
craft followed the aviator on his flight
from Dover to Calais and no other
precautions We're taken against ac-
cident.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-19
BOWLING STARS TO ROLL
FIVE SPECIAL GAMES
ON NEWPORT ALLEYS
Best Men in League Form Picked Teams and Promising
Matches Are Arranged-Prize Offered in Head Pin
Tournament Friday Night

strong and composed of ALL star bowl
ers.
The special matches will he brought
to close Friday night with head pin
tournament for Prize. Some fine
sport should be Witnessed when the
star bewlers ef the leasue roll eff their
sleeves aud GO to DeagiHg and Clout-
ing the head pin.
With four teams tied fer first place
i'm the league il Is easy to see that
when the regular HeDes arc resumed
there win be some fnst aud furieuS
bowling. Another lncidstion of the
high article Of bowling NiiCh is being
offered Ia the league or che Newport
Alleys is seen in the Individual stand
irg Of the players. whitman, the lead
Ing bowler, has IN average of 1872. and
Quinn. second In tie standing. is trail
Ing him close with ISL More than n
dozen men in the league are batting
the blocks al a clip above 100. Baxter
has Shaled l45l chunks of timber off
their balance since the league was TT
organized ban he ha+ hoWied IN three
more games than Whitman, and al
though he has 36s more pins TO his
credit than the leader has he is not
at the top.
Following is the nd1 idua record
and team standing III the league:
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-19
HORNS Of THE HUNTER
IS HEARD ON The HILL
DEEP run HUNT CLUB ENJOYS
FAST AND EXHILERATING
DRAG.

With the ground frozen sound and
solid so AS to insure sure footedness
and the hounds lit the most splendid
trim, members OF the Deep Run Hunt
Club raced over the fields In the vi
entity of Ginter Park and the Coun-
try Club at q most celebrating and
exciting pace Saturday. Every mo-
meut Of the drag was interesting and
enjoyable. and when it ended the
hunters declared II 10 have been the
best ever
store, on the Brook turnpike. There
one OF the largest number OF riders
who have participated In q run this
year were awaiting Huntsman Thorn
ton and the yelping and anxious pack
Cast at Ginter Park. the hounds ran
through Gor6on'A Bruce'A Kellys.
Grants, McDonald's. past yellow Tav-
ern and then halted. After a rest
OF five minutes the hunters started
again. going on past Squire Darra-
cots and Lakeside. The total dis
lance covered was about seven milea
There was no grief nor any other
'narrinS incidents. although some OF
the less reckless hunters oualled be-
Those riding wsrs Hrntsmen
Thornton, on 0randss: W. o. YOUNG.
NJ. F. H.. on Overland: James W.
Graves whip. on Highsptrs: p. d.
Harris. whip. on 0ateo: 4iso Elsie
Lindsay. on Rob Roy: Mn Warhsld
Crenshaw. on The ouAker: ]. G. MI
Ter. on Westchester: J. A. White. on
Iron Prince: r. :. Campbell. ON Pow
hatan: Arches Anderson. on Chorus
Girl: j. r. =. Anderson. on Ra1Adin.
and J. - BRANCH On ISApcsA
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-19

the probability of Richmond getting
the next meeting OF the National Au
.omohiie Association.
Samuel Atkinson. manager Of the
Richmond Hotel, will tell the auto
lists all about his attendance at the
meeting Of the A. A. A. in New York
and what the prospects are for the
capital city getting the big meeting
which would bring the foremost
horseless vehicle sportsmen here.
The Capital TO Capital Highway"
project has been under way more
than u year now. and advocates OF
this modern thoroushfare to connect
Virginias principal city with the ma
tons capital believe the time has
arrived for something definite to be
done. Automobiles III Washington
and Richmond are most enthusiastic
over the project. and II is believed
that something tangible and In for
ward direction will be done Monday
night.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-19
EBBETTs IS SORE
OVER TREATMENT
At LYNCH HAND
WAS DROPPED FROM .sCIIE-
DULE COMMITTEE FOR
PROPOSING ieS G AME
SEASON, ------------


NEW YORK, december IA
Charles II. Ebhetts. president Of the
BROOKLYN baseball team, vno con-
slaers himself enc of the best little
schedule-makers in the business, Is in
none too genial a frame OF mind
these days because he was left off the
schedule committee at the National
League meeting last week. He Is
convinced that he was dropped from
this committee after having served on
1t for many years. because OF his
activity last year in behalf OF a season
of 16s games. And il is this that
rifles the Brooklyn Iragnate.
II worked out les game schedule
merely In obedience to the wishes OF
the other magnates.' he said to-day.
Il got the finest collection of roasts
ever handed to a magnate for my
efforts. But eventually the major
leagues will play 1Gs games II they
don't get together trnt scnenle
supposed TO be fathered by Gerry
Herman after having each organiza-
ton play liz games ana then start
ar inter-league merry-go-round. As
far AZ | can learn the Hermann
scheme would mean Ire games q
season.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-19
TRUSTEES SALE
OF
REAL AND PERSONAL PROPERTY


BY virtue Of q certain deed OF trust
dated January IL. 1909. executed by
j. S. Morris and A. III. Morris. his
wife. conveying certain real and per-
sonai property therein described to
secure nvs certain notes, as we'll an
advances, In certain deed of trust set
forth. default having been made In
the payment OF tho said notes as pro-
vided. and being requested SO to do
by tho notehoiders. the undersigned
trustee Will on Saturday. 81 day Of
December. 1910. beginning st nine
o'clock A. N. sell on the premises
miles northwest Of Jetsrevilie. Amelia
county.-Aa,, sha following described
real and personal property to-wit
tFirst.} All tho standing timber
six inches and above across the stump
on 64b acres OF land In Amelia coun-
", Va. Leigh district. known as the
John Robinson" land; ample time
for cutting being given:
tSecond.> Eighty-four acres OF land
In Leigh District. Amelia county. Va.
known as the Mary A. Watkins tract
and about three-fourths Of a mile
from Jetersviile.
cows and the increase from said COWS
for the past two years: some of these
cows are registered. or entitled to
repatriation.
tFourth.) Also five large saw mill
mules with the harness. collars.
brides. etc.
tFifth.) Lastly. one No. Lane saw
mill with all the fixtures and APP
pitances. one 18Th. r. Farquhar en-
CINE and boiler tmounted); two two
horse wagons. two log trucks, belts.
etc.. etc,
The terms OF this sale will be cash
sufhcient to pay the Indebtedness OF
e3.7kO.00. and the euot Of executing
this deed Of trust and the terms for
The residue. u any. win - announced
ON the date Of the aAso.
II ths sals does not taks place on
the above data from any cause II win
BE- continued By announcing . future
day on this data. ana without furthsR
advertisement BY Agpsoaasnt o. The
GrantoFS an 1sed q truGl
I. y. 1URNBM
Trustee
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-19
F.rman Al,nos, Wins Cup.

ETAMPES. FRANCE. Dec. 10
Henry FarmaN competing for the
Miehelin cup. made remarkable
aight of eight hours and IS minute.
Sunday. Owing to fierce wind hts
progress was slow and he covered
only 4sa kilometHrs CAST miles,.
against 466 kilometers made by Maui
rice Tabuteau on October 2s in a SIM
liar competition.
Farman. deceived by the applause
Of the spectators. believed that he
had beaten the distance record and
descended. He was greatly diaap-
pointed to flnd that he had not equal
ed the former record.
Tabuteau occupied six hours in his
night for the Michelin cup. which Is
awarded annually to the aviator max
ing the longest sustained flight within
tho year. \ premium OF $4,000 goes
to the winner.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-19

owing to the fact that many msf7l-
bers - the regular league teams viii
have Ia work late this week. will he
busy with their shopping in the even-
ings. or return to their homes in other
cities. there will 30 no official games
on tho Newport Alleys.
Lovers Of the music of falling WOOD.
however. will not want for entertain
inent. as II series of games which
should prove as diverting and interest
ing as the regular Richmond Bowling
League contests has been arranged, and
there should bf some stellar block
tapping every night except Saturday.
Monday night teams styling them
selves the Americans and Nationals
Will meet. The Americans compose a
team which looks about the strongest
that could he picked in the entire state
and they should roll up wonderfully
high score. The Nationals, too, are
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-19
NJ FARlANO WILL
FIGHT GOODMAN
AFTER HOLIDAYS
pACkEY's MATCH WITH ATTfLL
WOULDN'T STRIFE AND HE
CO.'S AFTER .AtnE.n pu,a-
LISTIC SIIpHTTE.

Nt.S YORK, 19ec fe.--Packcy Me
Farlaud. the Chicago lightweight, who
came here :. few DAYS ago ia the hope
II ciineh!ng "A match with Abs A.teh
Mil pre- ba bly, fight Jack Goodman the
promising New York lightweight, iBl-
m@3iateiy after the holidays. Mcf'ar-
land proposed tc@i,ilS Gibson, Of the
FairTnont Athletic Club. to match him
with some good boxer when the Attell
match fell through Gibson put the
proposition up t. Goodman. who ac-
ceptod YESTERDAY, but Mcfarland had
returned 10 Chicago, and 1t was i'm
possible 10 secure his signature To a
contract, II is believed Mcfarland
will sign.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-19
|LYNCHBURG HAS
FAST INDOOR FIVE
HILL CITY Y. M. c. A. BASKET
BALL TEAMS LOOKS BETTER
THAN EVER-TO PLAY
HERE.

LYNCHBERG. VA. Dee. fs.--What
local Y. NJ G. A athletes believe is the
strongest basketball team in the state
will play the Richmond Y. NJ. {. A.
in the capital city about January 10.
The 1871 team is composed in the
main of members of last years shifty
indoor aggregation, which met defeai
but once, and that was 1T the hands
of the strong Virginia Polytechnic IN
stituto quintet. The members of this
season's five are: r. *. Mencfee, 7. ].
Onterdinger, Gray Johnson, y l..
Campbell, {. II. Jamis"n ana John w.
James.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-19
DAILY WILL PLAY
De ORC FOR TITLE
worries FOR HIGH HONOR
AND BIG MONEY.

NEW YORK, December 19.--The
three cushion billiard title will be the
prize fought for this. we,rk In a match
between Alfred DeOro, the title
holder. and John Daily. The men will
play three blocks OF fifty points each
on Tuesday. Wednesday and Thurs
day nights. ut Doyle's Academy. II
DeOro ID In form. cue experts pick
him to win easily. DAILY, however. has
heen practicinE much, of late than the
been practicing much moro Of late
than the, champion. The match will
be for the Lambert trophy, a diamond
emblem worth $1,000, 1900 wager
and the entire gate receipts.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-19
BR|TONs TO SCRAP
FOR LARGE PURSE
IN CARDIFF ARENA
FREDDIE WELSH AND JEM DRIS.
COLL WILL BATTLE TUESDAY
NIGHT FOR st2.5oo-WEIsh
LOOKS BEST TO
TALENT.

LONDON. Dee. 19.--F'reddle Welsh,
the lightweight champion of England.
IL favarit. for his 20-round fight with
Jem DriscoIl the British featherweight
champion, 10 be decided in Cardiff.
Wales. Tomorrow night. The men
fight for "a purse of $l2,50o. the weight
being 1872 pounds rlngside. Although
Welsh had to train hard to make the
weight. re is down to 1S2, but at that
ne will outweigh Driseoil hy or 5
pounds.
Driscoll has backed himself literally
II he wins he expects 70 visit America
and camp ON Abe At.elrs trail Welsh
too. may go to America prepared TO
meet either Wolgast or Moran
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-19
SPECIAL GAMES THIS WEEK,

Monday nieht-Amerieans W.
Nationals.
Americans Whitman {cap-
tain), Gallagher. Baxter. Quinn,
O'Brien, Glaze.
Nationsls-Roy Captain. Bell,
Blair, Kennedy, Sweeney, Bixby.
Tuesday nights - Whitman's
Pets VS.. All Stars.
Wednesday night - two man
team.
Thursday night - Times- Dis
patch VS.. Railroad Young Mems
Christian Association.
Friday night--Head pin tour
nanaent. open to all bowlers in
the Richmond Bowling Associa
ton. Big prize offered.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-19

This dscs not mean. however, that
he Will not be on the job right along,
for he will. Sullivan Win make his
headquarters In New ork until the
beginning of spring, and while in the
metropolis win keep his eye peeled
Tor any likely looking players who
drift into the big burg-apd they all
usually hit there sometime during
the winter.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-19

While in New Yorw last week
Owner Bradley signed an outhelder
named Witt. "a New Jersey lad, re-
ported to be there with the tight grip
when tho ball comes his way. anu
some pumpkins with the sniIaian.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-19
CubaI,s Tnke TWO.

HAVANA, December 19.-The Phil
adelphia American League baseball
team was defeated twice Sunday by
Cuban nine. Almendares won the
first game by the score OF 7 to s. ana
HaysuA took the second to 2.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-19
CEDRIC GOES DOWN;
TWELVE LIVES LOST

LONDON. Dec. 1.-THE swedish
sGene, seaport os Sweden.
Twelve persons were drowned. IN
ciuding al the officers. With The. ex-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-19

Owner Bradley said Monday that
he would send To Manager sullivan
this week list of the players signed
and those on whom ne has had his
ege for n season or SO, The list Will
contain - description OF each player,
his disposition. batting activities. field
Ing achievements and dependa biIitr.
From this Manager ~uiIivan Will b.
able to get A good idea OF what has
been done toward forming the 1911
team. and also get in touch with tho
men signed.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-19

Witt makes the firth player Owner
Bradley has signed thus far. The
others are Lodge. Boyee, Maths and
White, all promising youngsters who
come highly recommended and who
are expected by the Richmond mag
nate to deliver the sterling article.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-19
MANAGER Sullivan Will Report Here March -Other Sports
"AS l SEE 1T"
BY HECK.

James Sullivan, who will manage
the Richmond baseball team in 1911,
Will report here on March l, accord
ing to Owner Bradley.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-19

c@ptien OF the captain.
The Cedric. which wns
LOO tons was roai-iaden. 81
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-19
HELP.

n ron DEs1RHt 4 STENocRAFHnH
SRc SisSs:ssa vTsisias want zav1
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-19

Shortly after January l owner
BRADLEY and Manager sullivan will
send out contracts 70. members Of tho
1910 team---or such OF them "a are
wanted. and who are willing to play
Tor SI.2ne year. snc league salary
limit.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-19

President Williams and Owner Brad
icy VIII go to Norfolk several days af-
ter Christmas and talk baseball with
Messrs. omohuadro. Cnnsalso and
Hecht. Of the Crew.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-19

Mr. Bradley said Monday that he did
not know just now how many ~ the
old bdys would come hack. but he was
certain that VERMONT. Dobscn and Ia
ker---and a fine trio II Is, too-~would
be among those present.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-19
Es,a Hl..Ixr,

FOX MENT IN x1 I1If
virginia want ad1.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-19
AUT0|STS WILL
DISCUSS SUBJECTS
Of IMPORTANCE
X. A. G. MEMBERS TO GATHER Al
RICHMOND HOTEL MONDAY
NIGHT AND TALK ABOUT
PROPOSED NEW HIGH
WAY To WASHING

Although several matters Of impor-
of the Richmond Automobile Club at
the Richmond Hotel Monday night al
s o'clock. chief among them will be
the Capital TO Capital Highway"
from Washington to Richmond. and
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-19

nc or 10 reason far believing il veali
not
However. he WIN he III a better posi-
ton to state tia facts after h. has
visited Norfolk. From the WAY Ar
Bradley sees II l1nw. however Nurfoik's
baseball magn9tes would he losing
money or throWing Il away # th"y aid
not come into the league. Thes have
formed corporation ard haze. gotten
together th.. finances for the team and
they have got IL be In some league.
which they can get Is the Virginia
League an this Is the only protected
league In the old Dominion
From tho way Mr. Bradley talked
Monday he is evidently If opinion that
s.ynchhurg viii lac dropped from the
League ard Portsmouth given the fran
eaise
This would he a happy arrangement.
and several other rlab owners beside
Mr.. Bradley believe /, should be made
because of the poor attendance at the
games III the Iiill City last season.
All the new. rich. black loan deemed
necessary Ia nurture and fasfer Xef-
dant soddine on the ioesi bali ward has
been sprinkIed oNev the lot Is Land
ecaper Schenek. of the Neu YnrI,
American League team, AHA his assist
ants AZ soon ~ the weather permits
tile oyercoat Il turf VIII it plt oA Size
gward.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-19

Owner Bradle% says there IL every
reason for believing the Norfolk einb
win be In the leagtse next Year and lit
Nc or 10 reason faF believing il wsald
not
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1910-10-28

who has soured on the world. And
yet we are never suffered to go as
tray as to his real worth. Under the
crust shoulders the spark of genial
good nature. "Mr Dodson invests
the part of Sir John Cotswold with
a delightfully."- comic irascibility and
with considerable pathos. 1t is a fine
role, and there is nothing better on
the stage today than the actors in
depreciation, says the New York
Evening Journal. This is Mr. Dodson
second season in the role and his
second visit to Toledo. Jew and Gen
tile will surely enjoy visit to THE
House Next Door" at the Valentine
Theatre, Tuesday, November 1st
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1910-10-28
VALENTINE THEATRE.
Attractions at the Valentine Theatre,
Toledo, Week of October 31st.

Too much praise cannot be as
cribed to "The House Next Door" as
play of merit. But more than this,
the impersonation of ]. E. Dodson as
the irascible, rabid Jew-hater, is a
Characterization that is absolutely
perfect. Intrinsically Sir John is a
peevish, fault-finding, quarrelsome
hypochondriac. By what conjury
does he hold our interest and chain
our sympathy? Ordinarily we would
grow impatient with such a man. His
wife, his son and his daughter suffer
from his petulant ebulitions Of tenn
per. The whole household is awed
by bis petty tyranny. He is man
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1910-10-28

TOLEDO. BOWLING GREEN &
SOUTHERN TRACTION co.
THE ToLEDo-DAYToN LINE.
Limited Trains Leave Manmee sta.
tion North.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1910-10-28
Forced To Leave Home.

Every year large number of poor
sufferers whose lungs are sore and
racked with coughs are urged to go
to another climate. But this is cost
ly and not always sure. There's a
better way. Let DR.. Kings New Dis
coyery cure you at home. "It cured
me of lung trouble" writes w. R.
Nelson, of Calamine, Ark, when all
else failed and I gained AT pounds in
weight. Its surely the King of all
cough and lung cures" Thousands
owe their lives and health to it. It's
positively guaranteed for Coughs,
Colds, LaGrippe, Asthma, Croup-all
Throat and Lung troubles. soc and
$1.O0. Trial bottle free at @. p.
Champney's. IA "A
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1910-10-28
ENTERTAINMENT COURSE.
Continued from First Page.)

ters of Eve; which of these would
you like BEST to hear. He has
been on the lecture platform eight
years and has delivered nearly 1900
lectures and there has been never
ONE WORD of adverse criticism.
Fourth comes-The Lyceum ORA
matte Co. This will be a STRONG
AND UP-TO-DATE NOVEL attrac-
tion, entirely NEW on the Lyceum
platform. Each individual in the
company could furnish an entire
evenings program.
You will laugh and you will sigh
You will shout and you will cry
You will slap and you will roar
If you hear these artists four.
You can't afford to miss this mirth
provoking entertainment.
Last comes-The LeBarge Musical
Co. John A. LeBarge is the best
yet, he is an artist on the mandolin
and the banjo; plays also the violin,
the broom fiddle, the xylophone and
other instruments. Ethel Gunner
LeBarge is a pianist who has no su-
perior in Lyceum work. She is q
contralto of pleasing voice and charm
ing manners.
Together these two will give vocal
duets and solos with violin obligato
and piano accompaniment.
If you have read this announce
ment carefully We know that you will
wonder how it is possible to get such
rare talent in course and yet have
to pay only $10O for a season ticket.
We feel like urging the public to
make this great effort of P. H. S. a
pronounced success. Be ready when
solicited to say YES and to say it
PROMPTLY. Students are busy peo.
pie.