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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-23
ny Gus MAI.ulsR1'.

One begins to find GU, the number
Of experts Oh baseball which the city
OF Rlchmond affords along about this
time OF year, advertisements of the
fact that the Youngsters were at work
az tie park was the magnet which
brought out the experts Their talk
is always amusing if<not illuminating.
and j, is great pity that Jimmie sui
ivan isn't able To sit In the stand
WIN them and learn few things
about his players,
some OF the exports can tell Jus,
exactly what kind Of a hitter /, lad is
going to make by the size OF his
shoes: another is able to forctcll what
kind OF Il ball a pitcher Will throw
by the color OF his hair while the eyes
Of seeker after a baseball Job pres
cnt an open book to the authorities
Who arc able 20 learn from them what
position man is going to play. the
names OF his great grandparents, his
nome town and various other matters
Unknown to the great mass OF peo-
pie
Real Comedy.
haze thoroughly enjoyed myself
since Monday by going out to the park,
hiding in some moons picuous corner
and listening to the words OF wisdom
as they flow INCREASINGLY from the lips
OF the knowalls One man who knows
me fairly we'll, but who doesn't know
that I am the fellow who writes this
stuff, told me confidentially that he
didn't think there was chance to get
a ball club OUT OF tho material on hand
Tie said II as though he meant 1t. and
he also said II as If any one differing
from him would be showing the Grass
est kind OF ignorance.
Another fellow who goes 10 the
games regularly for tho pleasure he
gets in seeing the home team lose. had
1t all framed up that Truck" EEan.
who Is going to play first base, was
Tar too green to be OF much value TO
the team. Yc shades Of Father Chad
wick! 1t wouldn't do for me to wake
him UP and tell him that Egan Is one
Of the Oldest and best heads in the
business and was probably playing
ball when my Informant was still In
swaddIinC clothes.
But suppose the bug must have his
say However, 1t is such a loss to the
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he got tho yellow slip yesterday.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-23

eight running tracks In this state. The
a;ggresate value Of the plants made
lows: Belmont Park, $4,000 900: Sleeps
mead Bay. S2.500.0O0: Brooklyn. $1.50O.-
goo; Jamaica, 100000 Brighton Beach
S2.o00.00o; Empire City. $1,000. 900 :
Aqueduct S1,000,000; Saratoga, $1,000. :
900. -
Fully thousand thoroughbrcds viii
he thrown out Of training. and about
10000 persons employed directly or in
directly with the racing game will be
compelled to seek work elsewhere Tho
financial loss from the closing Of the
tracks. rs estimated by racing moi,
n sSG Will be In the neighborhood Of
S20.O00,000 a year. This includes the
loss of interest on the real estate and
other investment. Then it is figured
mat patrons Of racing have been ac-
customed to spend about $4,000 900
annually IN New York City. and large
sums also in Saratoga and Bunslo The
annual expenditures OF the racing as
sociations have generally exceeded ss.-
100000 and the railroads share In the
disbursements has included about ST.
0.o00, spent for fares and freiShts
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-23
is FIRST ON
VIRGINIA'S SCHEDUI r
University Team Rapidly Rounding Into Form
tor Its College Games-Rigler Leaves To-
Rialer Leaves To-Day.
college. but does not expect to Try for

college but does not expect to try for
the team
Rieier Leaves To-day
After coachinE the Virginia team
UP = g point where lie believes tho
players can get along a while without
him, Coach Charles Rigler will leave
for ST Louis tomorrow night 10 UNI
pire the preliminary series between
the National and American League
teams Of that city. Mr.. Riglcr Will
sec president Lynch. Of the National
League while away, and he hopes that
he will be able to return 10 The uni
Versity at an carly date.
The team has lost a good assistant
coach III Harry Spratt. who left la
night for Augusta. Ga, 10 Join the Bog
ton Nationals, with whom he will have
a try out on the spring camping
grounds. Spratt is going after the
position of third base. and his strong
est opponent is IIerzog, who Is consid-
cred by many to be his inferior in the
fielding game.
Spratt led the Virginia League al
the bat last season, tieing with his
inmate. Holland. OF Roanoke, and nc
ought TO make good II he does not
land higher berth, he will be seer
this season With the Roanoke team
BnsketbnIl alonogrnnls.
The General Athletic Association or
the University Of Virginia has award :
cd basketball monograms to the fol :
lowing PLAYERS: Herbert L. Jones, or
OAK Hin. w. Va; William g. Bcrtram.
OF Monticello, Ky; r. Russell Cecil. OF
Kansas City. Mo; ". n. Nef, of Chill
howie; James G. Driver Jr, Of Beaver
Dam; ]. Lille Campbell OF Charlottes-
VILE Robert j. Gill of Seattle, Wash
Epna RiNey Jr.. OF Charlottesville:
charles J. Churchman. Of Stanton;
Edward w. Kearns, Of Taunton. Mass
M monogram remains a large V,
win smaller b on both sides
Richmond Park Heuscd
Inc baseball park In Richmond has
oeen leased by the General Athletic
Associa ion Of the University Of Vir-
ginia for Thanksgiving Day in the
lilrao consecutive years OF 1911. 1912
and 1918. This insures Virginia =
place 10 hold the annual footba II
games, probably ali with North Car
DINA, In those years at Richmond.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-23
AUTOMOBILES
AND + AR NJ Err S
Gather in Louisa to Raise Funds
For Great Public High
Wav.

Many members OF the Richmond
Automobile Club will make the trip to
Louisa Saturday TO attend the good
roads meeting 10 be held at that place.
County supervisors of roads. members
OF the General Assembly, tho Mayors
OF Louisa and Gordonsviilo, and other
prominent citizens Will also be on hand
The plans call for raising sufficient
funds 10 get the road in good conC-
ton before the summer is over Re
ports received Indicate that prospects
arc bright for securing this financial
aid IS the farmers along the propoS cd
route are now thoroughly alive to the
need OF the road and have come to
understand tho object Of the local as
*ociaton, There is not now evident the
former suspicious feeling which was
entertained BY the rural dwellcr to-
ward the auJomobiliSt.
y luncheon Mil be served the visi-
tors 10 Louisa. tho Richmond Automo
bile Club acting as host IT is under
stood that Judge i. " Sims viii preside.
some of the local enthusiasts who Will
attend arc going 10 make the trip III
motor cars, and beicve that they VIII
be able to show positive evidence Of
the need Tor good roads
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-23
MR.. KNOWALL ARRIVES
AT BASEBALL GROUNDS
Hints at Many Things and Gives Expert Opin-
ION on Ball Players Diamond Bad in Spots
Yankees Here Saturday for Three Games

game that some Of them, at least, can't
be convinced that they Should accept
managerial berth With big league
club so as to Improve the game.
Diamond Needs More Dirt.
Leaving tho bug for few minutes,
let's talk about that baseball diamond.
II is in bad condition. You can't get
away from H. Don't take my word
Tor it, but go out aud look it over
Something is needed. ] don't know
what II is. but would venture the asscr-
ton that a few loads of dirt, a steam
roller and a few wcrkmcn might hclp
some
IN short field it is as rough and un-
certain as any piece Of ground have
ever .ecn. Down al second base 1t Is
worse yet, while at third YOU have got
10 Keep guessing every time one is hit
your way. This is tho report made BY.
the men who arc playing al these posi-
lions.
loe Heusler has done all that he
could under the circumstances and il
may be that by continual rolling from
now nntil the beginning OF the season
the diamond may be put In fair comdi-
ION. However, l am not the only
skcptic III this regard owner Bradley
has great confidence in the belief that
the playing days VIII help the work
winch has been done Mayfair
New Workers. Saturday.
The New York Americans. headed by
Arthur irwin, that prince OF scouts and
a il-around good fellow, will be here
Saturday for series Of three games
Dutch itevelle will be with the SQUAD,
and VIII unquestionably work In one.
IL not In two, of the gnmes. Sullivan
doesn't know, or wisely won't tell the
men who are to make his lineup. All
OF the pitchers left ny that time will
&c given q workout. SO will the garr
deners. while thcrc Is but one excess
applicant for the inlleld positions
Sullivan IS doing everything he can
to develop crowd of stickcrs, and is
WORKING on the theory that most OF
the fellows can field some. but need
more than anything else to get their
eye trained to sec the pin when il
comes over For that reason he Is de-
voting most of The time 10 Batting prac-
tice. some OF tho visitors 10 the park
would much prefer TO sec the players
IN n game. but Jimmie Is taking no
chances.
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Especial to The Times Dispatch. !

charlottesville, Va. March .2.--Un-
der the guidance OF Coach Riglcr, Nir.
ginia's baseball squad is rounding into
schedule on Monday when Amherst
comes for two games. Lafayette. Penn
state. Princeton forUham, Pcnnsyl-
vania and other Northern teams will
follow in rapid succession.
The team as a whole is playing good
bail, and the chances Of having u Win
ming nine are becoming brighter each
day Wilmer. who has pitched in such
good form tho past two seasons. is in
splendid trim and Eixey and Grant
OF tho 1910 squad are running him
close seconds. Goodhue and Ciraveley
are showing up best OF the new men,
ana are making a strong bid for
places on the pitching staff Roam,
last years catcher has not forgotten
any of his ability al the position and
is improving in his throwing And
crson is also making good al back
stop
Finley. the football end, is ono OF the
best ali-ronnd players on The field.
and his good arm allows him to play
any inlield or outneld position, and he
is batting ! 600 Ncff Is also anothe,
man who Is making good, and will
prove a good player in the outheld.
carer Blakeney and Douglas, a
trio Of inhclders. playing last year,
are holding down their positions we'll.
though Driver, half back on the
varsity football eleven, is contcndinc
for an inheld position. Driver injccta
much life into his playing.
Captain Hume anu Lille are landing
on the ball lately. and in all proba bill
lily Will exceed their averages Of last
sea SON Among the others promising
outiiclders arc Hewitt Gross. Beck
with. Christian, Baird and Mcclure
all Of whom are showing Improvement
daily.
Bcrtram one OF the promising new
pitchers, is ill., but it is expected that
he Will he out in n few days S. ".
l'onaker, who handled the position OF
shortstop in good style for TWO years
is expected out Monday after his cx-
aminations arc over. w. II. Pearson
catcher on the 1909 team, is back in
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-23
.CATAWBA LOSES
TO WAKE FOREST
Especial 10 The Times-pispatch.l

Wake Forest. y, G., March 22.---1n a
game. III which there was II total of
fourteen runs. eighteen hits ana cigh-
teen errors Wake Forest defeated Cas-
tawba Collage by the score OF to :.
II WAS = slow and lnng -drawn-uut con
test Inc only excitement OF the game
came N Tie first half OF the sixth.
when CatawOa obtained the lead which
Wake Forest quickly ovcrcamc. The
only feature OF tho game was tho
heavy hittinG Of both teams. Turner
Was at hrst for Wake Forest. and he
played tho pcst game for his team.
The same teams play tomorrow.
score by innings r III. r
Cata VIDA o o q q 8 I o--5 s .
Wake Forest 0 o o 0G O. Q N--9 10 8
Batteries: Johnson and Aderholt;
Underwood aud Raddick
SUMMARY: Struck out--by Johnson.
9: ~ Underwood. s. Bases OIL balls
Johnson, . Underwood, l. Hit by
pitehed ball Johnson, O. Three bose
hit Fcspcrmar Two base hits
yount ana Thompson Umpire. Cad
licll.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-23
MONCRIEF OFFERS
SPLENDID SPORT
Big Crowd Witnesses DAYS
Races-Ozana Wins
Feature.
Jauksonvi!lc.

Jackscnvi!lc, fla. March An
other large crowd was at Moncrief 10
witness The splendid program offered
this afternoon. The NIoncrief selling
stakes, at a mile and a sixteenth. was
me feature, t went, TO o1ana: with
J. ON Hayward second. and Herbert
Turner third. Summaries:
Girl g 10 - first, High Brow Is To -
SECOND, Neilo 81 70 y third. Time.
s so - o AranS' SlearWater pay Nay
Maid PLANT and Fred Hull ran.
Second race--three- year-old lilies :
hvc furlonss- Deccncy Go TO p first
Ev'a @ 70 y second, Myr,le Marion @
Girl, quincy Belle, Edna Collins. AL
tadcna, Colma. Bottle Bcrca I'D, Golden
Ruby. Grand Peggy. Eastern Star, Sonr
OF Rocks. Busy Miss and Allen Dale
Queen ran.
and W; mile ana seventy ynrds-D uI e
Of Bridgewatcr @ to 81 first, Hcinc Is
TIm . 1efona Ili 1Ssep 70 3 i srd
Gayotte and Martha ran.
Fourth racc,ho Moncricf selling
stakes; threo-y year Odds and IN; mile
and a sixteenth -oaana q to il first.
Tom Hayward (S TO ~ second, Herbert
Turner C. to 81 third. Time. 46 SIS.
Friend Harry, Console and Bad News
IL. ran.
l'ifth selling, four years ss
Emma Stuart q TO u first.
Ben fomond 6 70 - second. Lord
Wcllcs G 70 y third Time, / "a. Eagle
Bird Eohin. Moll!e s.. Annie Mason
and i'ircW God ran
SiXth iacc--Scliing: three year olds
and up; milo and seventy yards
Oracle (evcnD first. Naughty lad q to
ID second High Range G. TO 81 third.
Timc lIl5 3-J I.impct. Warden, O. X.
Herndon, Lady Esther English esther,
TodS Cottage ran.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-23
NO FURTHER RACING
IN NEW YORK STATE
Sport Will Now Be Confined to Virginia, Ken
lucky and DISQUALIFICATION May Have
Wide Effect on Breeding of Thorough
breds in America,

New York. March 22-The announce
w1 10 of the 9ckey Gn that that hsre
this ;car is the chief topic OF discus
son in sporting circles here too day.
Just what effect the action OF the
Jockey Club will have on thorough
bred racing throughout the country Is
difficult for followers of the sport here
to estimate.
Racing will now be confined to
three States only--K entucky. Virginia
and Maryland Both Louisiana and
California. have recently barred racing,
and Florida will follow suit April /.
j. %. IIaggin the most extensive breed
or Of race horses in tho country, Is
iinding market for his horses in
the Argentine Republic and Europe.
and several other important breeders
will be compiled to do the same or
retire from the breeding Industry
England Will benefit largely from pres
cnt conditions. II. r. Whitney. Jas. r.
Keene. John E. Madden, August Bel :
mont and other owners probably will
send their stables to race for the big
English stakes
The action of the Jockey Club affects
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-23
RICHMOND CoLLlsGIANs
TO PLAY ASHLAND TEAM
Especial to The Times Dispatch.

Ashland. Va, March 391Nluna.er
uart Ashland baseball team. will
NEE, ,ieet Tue strong Richmond Coilcgians
college campus This will be the first
rcal game OH tho local grounds this
season. Hart has had his mon out
or them are in rairly good shape and
should be able TO put up 4 first class
bc as follows: Midycttc shortstop:
athmey, second base; Bonitz catch
er; Swift. third base Captain; White
hurst or Rikcr. rght field: WiChtmun.
left field: Blanton. pitcher: Blakey,
first base: Ieuke. centre field
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-23
Standing OF tbs Clubs.
McGuire's Defeats seminary.

On their o~n diamond the Union Thoolocl
cai Seminary lost 10 McC;uire's yesterday s.
the score OF 10 O. Tho game was fss,
MTonshout. and was characterized by sharn
fielding en- both sides
Hcdntond Tor McGuirea pitched spiendid
game, allowing only nvc hits and striking
out seven men. While Walker for The semi.
nary was somewhnt Wild and was hit when
hits meant runs N
Miller. Paschall, Smith slearns and I,ulch.
or played hest for McGu.re.s while Dodge
Lancaster Lacy and Cannon. OF seminqry
deserve mention. = ~
The score by innings RI
Seminary ............0 6 0 q O0oonC
McGuire'S ..............o o0eooot-i : o
struck ou,-By Redmond 4 bv waiver
Base on balls-On Redmond /. of WaIxcy
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-23
VIRGINIA DEFEATS
TOME IN LIGHT
HITTING CONTEST
Wilmer Pitches With Great
stcadiness for Eight Innings,
Score rs II to Q.
,Special "a 'rhe Times pispatch /

Char! Va. March ao-In a
light hitting contest, Virginia defeated
aIpme institute TO day, ! : TO O. Wilmer
tWlrled fer eight innings with great
kteadiness not issuing single pass
,rsiMle, IN the ninth. famed Wccms.
salmon who WAS in the box for tho
HiarNla nders. was wild though AT times
nc tWirlcd good ball. IN two innings
nc retired the Nirsinans on strikes
WeGns, Al backs,op gayo him poor
support Adair q third put up a star
game
Virginia ncldcd in excellent form.
feature plays being pulled off BY Lille
end Noff. the former catching Adair a I
;he home plate, and the latter acquiring
IN fast double MAY.
Captain Hnmc opened the third in
ming with three Dagger. which
seemed 70 rattle Salmon. seven men
crossing the homo niate in this session
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-23
EXHIBITION GAME
FOR SHOEMAkERS
Fourteen Contests Arranged
With Other Teams Before
Season Opens.
Especial To The Times plspatchl

Lynchburg. Va. March 22.--Anot he :
exhibition game has been added to the
long list provided for the local fans
for lie season, which opens Saturday
with the Virginia Christian college,
The additional game comes IN ali
innovation in LynChburg, Tor q morn
ing game is TO be played with the
Greensboro Carolina Association tea III,
as we'll as an afternoon contest. This
suggestion was made 10 President Will
kinson short time ago by pr j ~.
Anderson. and President Wilkinson
got ~ touch with the Greensboro poo
pie. who took TO the proposition
quickly.
Frank poyle. who played five years
In the Virginia League. three with
Ranville and two with Roanoke. miss
ING only i've games IN as many seasons.
is in charge OF the Greensboro team
and will do his hest 10 take a major
ity of the three games to be pulled off
here with the Shoemakcrs
Wallace. tho local pitcher. who is in
training with the Shoemakcrs. is a
inember Of the Patriots pitching star.
and he Will probably so to Greensboro
next week to join the team.
The full exhibition series for the
Shoemakers IS as follows:
March a5-NirSinia Christian College.
March q, 2S-Philadelphla Nationals
April Fork Union Military Acad-
envy.
April -Phiadelphia Americans.
Apr!l 6-Brooklyn Nationals.
April and S-Boston Nationals.
April 10 and ll-Bunalo, Eastern
League
April IS and l4-Toronto Eastern
Lea que.
april 1a-Greensboro. Eastern Car
DINA
April l7Mornlng and afternoon.
with Greensboro.
Two additional men. Arthur zim-
norman and t. s. Clancy. Joined the
Shoemaker squad this morning. both
OF them coming from their homes in
New York. They went to the Fair
Grounds for the morning practice. and
VIII be several days behind the rest
Of the squad getting into condition.
Young zimmerman, who Is brother
of William Zimmerman. who was given
a trial here last spring. is much larger
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-23
EMERALD ISLE TEAM
WINS BIG RUGBY MATCH
Dcfents Scottish Club in Annual Atb-
leilc Contest by Score OF
#

New York, March 22.-Irishmcn here
have just learned oI~-the victory OF
match between Scotland and ireland
which took place at Iverlcith a few
days ago. On account of the match
thought by many that the Scotchmcn
would come out victorious. but the
Irish team won by a score Of Is to 10.
According to the advices received
were guilty Of a lot OF blundcrs. which
the Irishmcn made good use Of Tho
Irishmen led from the start and at
was S to 8. The irish forwards played
a fierce game, and carried everything
before them. The Scotchnlcn had sew
were wanting a tho critical moment
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-23
{ chalmers
- MOTOR CARS
HAVE GOOD MOTORS

Back of every notwithstanding cha1.
mers motor there arc many thorough
tests OF efficiency. AS each motor come,
from the Assembling Department, i, !,
tested for accuracy under electric powez
Each part must he perfectly assembled,
the whole running smoothly.
After this comcs the mos, imDo,,.,,
test OF all At varying speeds, from
800 to 1900 revolutions, each motor /,
run "a houra under its own power IN
determine to the lbs. degree of csr-
tn1nty that every part works smoothly
and silently. After this the motor /,
hitched 20 a dynamomc,er which makea
the engine carry load equivalent 70 a
touring car with it's full numb of pon-
sengers. Under this strain the n,o,o,
. run an equivalent Of 500 miles.
And finally each motor which pasess
tbs test Is assembled In car and son,
out for 200 mile road tea, in actual
service.
There is Chalmeru motor which
will work right for you and give YOU
the best run for your money" ybu
have ever had from any purchase.
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-23

The axe has fallen and Pitcher Ha,nmcrsiy
is no longer with us.
He got tho yellow slip yesterday.
Elements and Lothrop arrived. but did no
work Elements looks as good as lie was
reported. Lothrop, too.
sure am strong for that fcsow Lodge.
Little soreness developed yesterday as a
resui, OF the work Tuesday.
some OF the boys cut loose l,t,lo TOO
strongly They set pace which kept E "a n
hus,lins but he kept his gait and Is going
to round into FORM naturally
May take him a iit,!e longer than tho rest
Of tho youngsters, bui when he get. there
he VIII be right.
After Saturdays game Will be nlenty O,
time 10 criticize the youngsters and even
then leHiency should influence the c.l,lciaui
shall moi attempt to pick the Richmond
ba seball team. That's sullivan Job and
he'll make good
Hooker has an offer TO manage Gold,hcro
will get a good man. Had hopes that he
might stay in Richmond
Better come on, and get acquainted.
Judge sam Witt met his nRmcsake "Chub-
by Witt yesterday. No relationship has
yet been discovered.
Captain Frank Cunningham WAS on, In
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-23
With Big League Teams in South

Montgomery. Ala. March 2o.-Wi,h
the score 10 in favor OF She rhila-
deiphia Nationals, Monte omery went TO
lat in the ninth inning to-day. Glen
cits. OF the locals hit a home run,
which was followed by a two ba gger
BY smith Pratt then hit what would
have been hons run. had IT been
Needed, and scored smith, winning tho
game.
Score by innings: r. II /,
Montgomery ....l ] 9 o @ / q | 2---S 16 :
Philadelphia -. % . 00ollOl--T IL
Batteries; puggleby Smith Clements
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-23

HISTORIC PARK riSsES.
scene Of Many Turf Classics to Hc
Eurncn NAnr tn l,unIic. N NJ

Memphis Tenn March % What 81
rerarded - tho probablc passin. ~
Mont sonlc1N Park for years tic home
81 Tennessee pcrhics Montgomcry
handicats ard other turf classics Man
rentd YESTERDAY. wien AZ mass meet
ms n the business men resolution
:" rs adppt@d reconlmcndinG THAT tho
CITY Issue bonds sufficient 10 purcnAsc
fhf property for use as q puplic parlt
I.urtman regard this as an Indication
1lat there Will DC no serious effort to
rcsfore racing during the present scs-
Sion ~ the Legislature as had bccn
rcpprtcd
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-23

Warren G. Richards, who entertained
the Hundred Club OF tho Young Mems
Christian Association and their friends
Tuesday night. says tia, Bennett
Springer who Will appear to morrow
night in the association hail is one
Of the best OH the stage. His tricks.
both Oriental and modern. are puzzling.
In the extreme. The entertainment is
being given under the auspices of the
boys department Of the association
but is for all