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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1912-10-24

Yes have. Nam" he answered
soberly. taking her hand. Il Want a
public announcement of our engage
ment in tomorrow mornings papers"
But why! You know the one con
cession, the only one have ever made
to my mothers hostility to you, is
that our engagement shall be kept Sc
ere until We are ready TO marry We
must play fair"
II will We are ready now"
Mans voice broke into a ripple of
laughter
"Oh. are We? | didn't know it"
Yes. that's what | came to tell
you Stuart went on. catching her
spirit Of fun and pressing her hand
i've arranged Il little trip to the coun
try tomorrow. and I'm going to con
vince you before we return. Make
the announcement tonight. dear. On
my honor | promise to convince you
tomorrow that we are ready. I've an
argument that never fails-an argu
ment NO woman can resist"
Not tonight. jim" was the laughing
reply
Cant you trust me when | tell you
that I've discovered something today
that makes it necessary? | have seen
Mr.. Bivens."
Nan leaped to her feet, her face
flushed. her voice ringing with tri.
umph.
And you did what | asked you. Oh,
you're a darling! Why did you tease
me so last night? You accepted his
offer?"
I'm sorry to disappoint you. dear,
but did not"
The girl dropped into her seat, with
a sigh, while he Went on:
"Bivens further confided In me the
fact that he is hopelessly and desper-
ately in love with you"
flash of anger mantled Mans
cheeks
THAT will do, jim" she said in quiet
cold tones. Your joke has gone far
enough"
Joke. Do you think | could joke on
such a subject"
ners of the full lips
IL never dreamed he was so easy
Still smiling dreamily Nan crossed her
hands over her knees and studied the
pattern in the rug. ignoring the pres
ence of her lover.
Lets not joke. Nan. It's too seri
GUS"
Serious! | fail to see it,"
Cant you see that we must at once
announce our engagements"
The girls lips curled with the faint
est suggestion of sarcasm
Il don't see it at all. You may be a
good lawyer, but | fail to follow your
logic
Stuart rose, with a gesture OF anger
Come 10 the point Nan. Let's not
beat the devil around the stump any
longer You know as well as | do that
you've been trying 10 frt with this lit
tie insect. You know in your heart OF
hearts you despise Bivens."
"On the contrary. | vastly admire
him The man who can enter with his
handicap this big heartless city and
successfully smash the giants who Oh
pose tim is not an insect Id rather
call him a hero All women admire
success
Its disgusting
Nan fixed her dark eyes on Stuart
How dare you use such word ts
meF"
Because it's true. and you know il. "
True or false. you can't say it'-sh'
rose deliberateiy-"yo may go now"
Forgive me dear" Stuart STAN
mered In a queer. muffied voice. IL
didn't mean 70 hurt you. / was mad
with Jealousy"
You may CO." was the hard. even
answer
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1912-10-24
Where Ignorance Is Bliss.

1o in the vale of years beneath
A grsy troop are seen,
The painful family of Death.
More hideous than their queen.
This racks the Joints, this fires the VEINS
That every laboring sinew strains.
These in the deeper vitals rage.
Lo poverty to fill the band
That numbs the soul with icy hand
And slow consuming age!
To each his sufferings All are men.
Condemned alike to groan,
The tender for another's pain
The unfeelug for his own,
Yet, ah, why should they know their fate
Since sorrow never comes too late
And happiness too swiftly flies?
Thought would destroy their paradise
No more. Where ignorance is bliss
lis folly to be wise.
Thomas Gray.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1912-10-24

Loose my hands, you devil"
One evening | had Just got the
words out of my mouth when kid in
the top seat piped: Kick him on the
shins, you chump! Your feet amt
ted
1T broke up the audience. and 1t
pretty near broke up the actors."-
Milwaukee Journal.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1912-10-24

PIeaSo Settle

All accounts due me must be settled
by Nov. list, after that date they will be
placed for collection.
JOSEPH SrENDEBACH.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1912-10-24

upSeltlng Il show
in which he was
playing.
We were do
ing stock said
the actor. land
had put on a
h e Il V V III e O.
drama. | was
the hero. and in
one scene sew
eral villainS
caught me and
bound my hands
to my sides. |
had to squirm
and wriggle and
m O 4 II. oh. il
only my hands
were free"
IT h e u t h e
chief conspirator
would snap his
fingers in my
fac e. Il Il d |
would hiss be
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1912-10-24
Babies Pictures

Yes, we do take babies pictures, 49,
lots of them,-so bring them in and
have their pictures taken before it gets
cold weather. LINDsEY's ART STUDIO.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1912-10-24
- The
Scrap Book
Embarrassing Advice.

Speaking OF bad boys. prominent
actor tells a story of how wicked
youth in the gallery once came near
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1912-10-24
He Knew the Signs.

Bob Hull, the champion story teller
of Savannah, had occasion lately to
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-02-05
ALL Baseball Calendar
Prepared for Fame by Diamond Sharp

them hack
farming Or
wouId
Glowing
noto ID good.
cellar chs
10 the ershp oil
to sscond
the
scruS Other
two o.
- NOR of wordS serea
Novem
Bark
don't
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-02-05
GAI.DRN TO ENTER
NEW A. A. A. TOUR

BOSTON, Feb. Accommodating on
the action Of ths American Aytomo-
bile Association In voting to discon-
tinue the tours for the Glidden trophy
and to substitute an A. A. A trophy.
Charles J. andden. doner Of the
trophy bearing his name. said to-
night:
II have no personal feelin cover the
action Of the American Automobile
Association In voting To discontinue
the Giiddent ours The 0hdden
trophy haA- seen service for eight
years, and has done the good work
for which II was intended wish
the association the utmost success In
the new program. and shall do ali !
can to assist. In accordance with
that purpose l sent to Chairman Bach
elder tonight the following telegram:
PLEASE ACCEPT my personal en-.
for the 1919 tour 70 compete for the
new trophy. WIN drive my own car.
new trophy. WIN drive my own
car.s"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-02-05
TRAINER LANNIGAN
PICKS RELAY TEAM

CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA. Feb. 9.
Trainer LAnnigan. Of the unisvrstty
OF Virginia track team. has named
Fite. Briggs. Guy and Captain Todd
as the personnel OF the relay team
that win meet Washington and Lee
In mile race In the George Wash
ington University indoor track carni-
val next saturday night
The men have been improving
daily. and Pop" confidently expects
them to dispose Of their rivals for
State honors In handy fashion.
Some surprise was expressed here
because Wiley Cooke was not put on
the team. This was explained when
II Was announced that he had been
entered In both the half and quarter
mile races. LAnnigan ngures that he
viii not need the big fellow In order
to win from Washington and Lee. and
hopes to see him spring I few SUR
prises In the races In which he has
been entered. Cooke will not be abis
to chow HIS best form indoors. but
unless he To- bexed at the start should
place In both racos. He ID rather tall
OF statHA. ana may expefaeAee Z HI
tie difBculty in rounding the turns
should he get on to poor start.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-02-05

inc % far a. possible. all differeucee
Of opinion ~ 10 nss lOrn1 Wnscn THESE
SevetAi n,eitivftAis siaUuid taAs.
~ lille ln.s klOpOsAi u \ psace me-
moriaA ruau 10 untMsly. unIeiAted ia
any other memorial plan now p~nuinS.
It's adoption Esisht prove the means Of
t,afmUnf1ing tne contlctink ptnSis for
Inc Lincvln A,emoriai ny making the
LAncotn Memorial structxe auvOcatsd
by tho fins Arts IonhmissiOn Inc
Washingten terminus u bUth tho LIN
coin Aaeinostal road 20 IsstySbdrG and
the Peace AeiEoflai road 70 Richmond
thus securing combined memortal
which wosiiu be the admiration Of ths
world.
historic Embellishments.
.~The architectural embellishments
which might be added from time ~
time along the roadways Of such q
combined memorial, would stand for
the best thoughts and aspirations OF
our united nation. They could be
made OF historic import. From the
visual existence OF such structures
smbiematic In their nature-would
spring a deeper patriotism brtngtn9
the reople Into closer and closer hAr-
mony az the years rolled by.
THE combination OF usefulness with
beauty would, In itself. exempllfy the
very natures Of those greatest Of men
In the hearts Of their cUuntrymen--
washington, Lincoln, Lea, Grant Such
a hishway--Gettysbu Washington.
Arlington, Mount Vernon. Richmond
would stand forever az the tie which
now and forevermore unites the South
with the North"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-02-05
GOOD ROADS RALLY
IN fkED . RlGkSBUR6

President Preston BeiSdn. Of the
riTgiAlA astAte AutomUpile Associa-
ton has been invited 70 make an al
dress ~ the redArtCkabury rally
for, good roads. Washlnxtor's btrtn-
dAy. In writing Of the meeting ssc-
rotary Kinhblux Of the kredsrtcks-
b0rx, Motor Club. says.
THE object u TO stimulate inter
es< In road improvements and h-'-s
together the neople OF this vicinity
In one great united effort 10 build q
highway : between kichmond and
Washington VIA Fredericksburg.
which seems the natural route - .
connecting link Of the projected trunk
Tine from North TO South.
Representatives from the counties.
towns. cities. State and national gov
eminent are expected to b present
and we feel that the motoring public
should he Kiven strong representation
and II influence exeTted to the ut
Nnoa<"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-02-05

late slaaSe. ana u report back TO the
ssneraa comntttes, v. after DONG tnIs
They would recommend further
uaAnGes-
1hs COMMITTEES u - follows ana
meets joanLiy:
lneercoliegiate Committse--A. a.
etaxw. VIZ lac. Chicago: Joseph ".
beaAnam. VI. CosnslI; Percy ~
HAuxhton. 80, Harvard: Paul DasnieL
"a. yohns Hopkanx, Navy: Carl VA.
liasna We. Pennsylvania: Parke n.
Laws. 80, Princeton: waiter camp
80. kAle.
National Collegiate Committee--v.
W. Cooper, -. Army: r. ~ HAIL.
-. DArtIMouth: James a. Babbitt. -.
Yale Haverford: .. G. Williams. %.
Iowa; II. L. Williams. 81, Yale Minne-
sofa: C. w. Savage. %. Oberhq; w.
L. Durey. vanderbilt
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-02-05
STAR QUARTET SETS
NEW WORLDS MARX

BUFFALO,. N. T.. Fsb. AT The
Sixty -iif1h Regiment A. a. games. the
irish American A. G, relay team of
New York-compossd Of Archer. 0ts-
sixE. Kivtat. ana Rossnbergsr-deeeat-
"a the Alma 4. c.. Of Buffalo. = =
hab-mile relay. the time Il ynjnnte
80 IL stcrazsxJ cx1& SfysG y isx4 xot16ex
indoor record.
Iater the sam4 team dsfAated the
Toronto Y. ~. G. a. 10 4 mile rolay,
tho time a minutes ~ - seeondsJ
treskins the asmcry record Tor this
distance.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-02-05
TRINITY CVRRWH
CHRISTIAN COL

(Speelai % The RichrnOnd w.
DURHAM. N. c.. Fshs ~
nnAssiaAA ma unintorsaa3Ae
'iSor1 i1el nlSht 1I9nixy s1t1s9 T
"a Away with the SaeeeeeQI ~
from vir9inia ChFiattAn Coe1
score at the end u1 the a441
Wns 90 10 .. The vinst0F1 l
tloally no chance 70 sAOW T.
eoujd do. ana oarlv IN ~ ~
Tsinity llvo abAndoned oa1U1a
dsfsnntwe and worked - =
biz eeoro. N
Par The virsin'ans CApea19
did the heGt work. but thosA W
the Whela. showed tark
ana kAanas wes,lke ssE.
s~ored ~ points j0net S
twelve goal potnts h - III
The lineup waD a. fol14M
Trinity. P0e1t1oM.
JONES', Brinn left forward M
Croweli right forward
fWhitA)
Moore. Cherry. center
Hedrtck -. left guard N
Houston .nsht sussx
Rsferee. Bfinn. s;|l H.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-02-05


Thursday MISREPRESENTATION Con-
cert :.
All kinds Of acts AZ we'll ~ min
strel SNOW have been announced
Tor the society vaudeville blil NJ tns
Academy. but close scrutiny fAala
10 reveai that masterpiece, "rne Trial
OF Muse kbony,' by Blanchard
orbes. IN wnicn John J. crutcnneto
and tiaibert Pollock have starred tor
many seasons.
Ot,s N. Alfriend IL to the front
with I'M return OF Mona LisA. "
i sketch Of the tmpressionlst scnooi.
Mona Lisa n sAid TO tie 4 lady OF
doubtful past, but undoubted future.
t1er smile - ~ mysterious As tnAt
OF the Mother OF the kamily wnsn
+ ather brings his pay home. SATURDAY
night
SPACE forbids 4 detailed account Of
the bill. but il viii be paid in fun
Tuesday and "Wednesday nights.
A n1uts, Notorious critic declares
that aAude Adams has N much right
To play ''Chantecler" as the pet puiiet
who. with the assurance that Gomez
from escaping the axe for many
seaS0nA raes to crow from the top
Of The hidden.
Bernhardt and Rejane are to be
seen In moving pictures. That how
ever 10 much 70 be preferred TO
hearing Mary Garden In canned yer.
sion Of .6aiomsA" Camille" and
Madame Eans-Cene'' are the playa
ssiscted for ths aim productions.
yUyssow rnrknw> n rshes y~tor = nav
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-02-05
F|ls
NON Than
JOHN HErDLuA Gsvns -
Or ASCEHr AxD slo1 r.
0A1um sg!sS
FLAG RACES CIQ
WORLDS SERIES 0n1ASln
cRxTTvn 10 WIN AND 0l
ON sESCn skEEP vrsz n
RAMS Or 10 sGAnsE \;

NEW YORK, Feb. A~-1en
der, secretary Of the Nata0na1
- ct the opinion that she
c0nxry baliplayef put up =
game than his prsrecessor st.
thirty years ago. Aeydier I'm
presSnt-day player has more
tive 70 win than the old.0m1
also believes the game u fa1e4
snAn Il over waA
Baseball has improved NJ
faster than Il was twenty yeAEo
Hoydler says. ''lt simply -
young ballptAyers was hmite0-
every small city has : ball tel Y
the big leagues Get the PICK
Thousands Of minor league perte q!
There were NO paid scouts n g.
days. OF ccur1s. there wetN
wnen q manager would BE til
to 4 promising yOungStsrs 6As
could not AFFORD 70 hire men
other purpose than % roaM
ocean to ocean searching Tor
talent. .&ss
.Ths modern ballpiaysr also III
put up q faster game thsn IT,
Of . quarter Of century aSo
there was not q benchful ~ 1880
ready TO take the veteran . ~ ~
first align OF . sloW-up. Ev0e4se
now there are mart playor1
They will lcss their jobs. Atl
TAX Z small army Of fecrute4
Southern training campo. -
crafts are young ana asnoet1e
their main dealra IN life - -
the big leagues Every .seaoe9
ss ~.s ...s 49, s,s.ssiss
tno osu AZ
'ne' 90
49,. -. 49,
sae ~ - ssSSs 4
sIAtu. 49, ~ ~x 49, ~. 20
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w.-A ~. .s.,,rn 800 s,.csi.~N = ~sss1 ~
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Su0 49, u. ~ y. &c i;I'3
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4 s 80 - SsSr.,s
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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-02-05
HOT SPRINGS HAS
WARM BALL TEAM
MAKE.UP INCLUDES STARS OF
NATIONAL AND AMERICAN
LEAGUES.

HOT SPRINGS. ARK. Feb. 1.-THE
makeup of the Hot Springs baseball
team has been determined. The
roster includes:
Pitchers-Rucker {fsrooklyn Ma
tionaisJ. Alexander and Moore (Phila-
deiphia Nationally. Adams and Cam
natz GETTYSBURG Nationally. and Wood
Boston AmertcAnal a. sss
catchers--Docin philadelphia Ma
tionals). and Gibson lPittsburg M
tiohals).
First bass-paubsft tBrookiyn Ma.
tionaIs).
Second hase-Knahs philadelphia
Nationalist.
Third bA.s-Lobsrt tPhiiadslphia
Nationally.
\ shortstop-wagnsr ePitnburg Ma
ticnAls).
Extra inflelders Hyrns tPtttsburs
Naticnaisl and DooiAa tPhilaAslphia
Nationally.
Ian itieid3 Massa trlfIadeiphiA IA.
contsr asld spsaGsr <Boston
Risns a.id-wAs.1 tsroes,ys Na-
4 Extra outAsidefs LAWS {Bouton
Am&SicAnsl and Paskart tFhiladsl-
pAiA Nationally.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-02-05
C. C. A. Notes

The Chimboraso School TRACK team.
under the directions OF Captain An
derson, spent m hour at the G. =.
A gymnasium Saturday evening
training for the Blucs-0Diders' meet.
Tho team d composed Of Anderson.
Luck. bearS and Wade. The Work
ycsterday evening was IN practicing
starts Tor the aasfaes, relay work ana
finalIy the squad wound up by run.
ming a mills. Director Tousey, OF the
e. G. A. gymnasium. was grsatik
pleased with the work Of the boys.
who seem intent on making q good
showing In the meet Ii the weather
In o. All favorable next week the boys
will put In = good deal OF outdoor
work to Ect their wind and muscles
In shspe.
Basketbatl NJ c. c. A.
The kenior and Junior Bask etbxll
leagues Of the c. c. A. Is affordtng q
lot Of interesting sport for both the
players and the large number OF spec
tAtofe who Attsnd the games. The
EAmee Saturday night were the besi
played 70 Tar in the series. The
scores. F1uvan' ms, -; PowhatAns.
a.: Hanovers. IA: Henricos. ~.
Standing Of teams: Each team hAs
won one and lost ona s. Err
The Junior Glass League games ara
played on Monday and Thursday
nights Last weeks scores were ~
toilowE Tigers, IL: Lions. 103 Wild
rnka, Ii: LeopArds. Is: Lions. Z: Loop
ardS =: Tigers. IL; Wildcats. ~.
Sanding OF Teams.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-02-05
Good Roads-Baseball-F Football Other Sporting News
RULES FOR NEW FOOTBALL


I NEW YoKK. Rob. l.-This u Whist
No done w ths football rules com-
mittss u the snnuai needing hsrs:
Fisld shSfssnsd from iit Yards -
100 yards,
hour downs. to b. permitted to
gain ten yArds.
Forwar0 rass to - leeal 70 .
point ten yGrus over the goal lins.
Onstuo KICK eliminated.
1Msnty-yard svrae AUOlished.
Kick-off to b. from . point sixty
yards from defending tsams goai
After ! tsashback the bali to b
put into play g = point twenty ysrds
Value Of . touchdown tncraAsAd
from ave points to six points.
Position Of nSld judge abolished.
1efoeeonine q R3e16
The shortening OF the playing feld
was radical departure fsosn time
honored theory thAt playing distances
were 70 well ba6ncod ~ not to re-
qutre any alteration Of the gridaron.
Prior "a tn assembling Of the COM
mittee sugxestiona which embraced 4
change In the area OF the gridiron
had been frowned upon n . depar-
turs from custom and Established
standard. The adoption Of = shorter
grtdtron for the season to come IN.
dtcAtos = disposition on the part OF
the members Of he committee to
nye yards from center TO score upon
tho defending side Il too much OF q
tax unon the Attack, conceeaion TO
the stand which has baAn taken that
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-02-05

NOW QUEEN OF SONG
MYSTERY. ATTACHED TO WOMAN
.TAU0Hr NJ GOD TO SING.
WHO WILL APPEAR SOON
IN RICHMOND.

- -" : -. 4.
s 49, AZ. " ncnmono reoIuy ~. =.
I.s Ivy Auui.oIium' = .me 49,
singer since Adeiina Patti said net
last fayeweil. She y = "divay end
Wnon tnat " ssdo 81 snSof g. ..
AM Win vac IeaA quecns -
AcCo!cln1 70 tu oAnOsn'
conslocI AuIe 90 IN autnoI'ty.
IetraAxinl certh'niy DesonBs AnIouss
tae aisaA Tor Wnen y WAS AnnouuCeo
tnat sno would sing mere o!oeIs 49,
sent py wire ana py specAai osiassrys
letters Tor seAtA
Mrs Mary Pace 0rcner. who hss
charge Of the arrangements. ~.
that the advance sale has broken Al
records In Richmond theatrical cif-
cies From Sweetbrinr IN Lyncnour4
and Ao!lins In Roanokc. from Gfsens-
boTo. ". e.. from Bristol ana DINER
cities and towns far away In the nsck
Of the woods hAve come orders -
hold seats What u more 70 the point,
money at the rate OF " per se&t
has been sent along.
All of which ts very pleasing 20
Mrs Groner. who announces that be-
ginning today Richmond Will have a
chance to buy seats Tor the Tetra1xint
concert They Will be on vale g
the Coriey Company. from ths time
the do0ip open In tins morning until
they close on the night OF the con-
cert
OF course all Richmond knoWs
who Totrassini II, .. en- II she -
the most mysterious SINGER before the
public. She II the queen OF song
today. even as Faustina was In her
day. and MaIibran. Soutas. Gerster.
Jenny Lind and Patti IN their q. :.
Nr. Sxnborn writes learuedly Of the
dtsas, some OF whom could not spell
THAR own namea. They ara fewer
than. they used 10 Be, the art 81 song
has fallen on evil days. but one We
have now. and we doubt whether any
oe the gior:l - line y more ms
terious than Louisa TstraSasni
A mystery Nine. TetIaxxini - ana
she villa probably remain such. Never
thsless. = good deal has been written
ehout her In this country. . good deal
which has ignored even the fAeu
that are obtainabie. sand much o. =
not without Inc snspiGtOn Of more. ~
tese prejudice. Amss TetrA1xint 2
not 'schic.'- sh4 y not = fashs0na bic
prtma 1enSA WhAthars eAe - - ~
teyliean8 anlAs af5eg3tSa eEyl1ss ~
wheltpar uhe = Just N tmh1ctis StnS-'
ing w tbs uTnre ~ Goa alone ~
what she n. th0ae thai MsttA most
about har arc not N = position g
know positively. for she - an ItahAns
and operate ttaliAns, with rare eA-
csptionA are about e asaai.ole 40, 70.
- 4 pkylArk s4ng.ug IN high heaven.
II has been necessary - study her
art across the footllghts. New foTk
= stil mustcAlly . German caty.
scarcely more alive 10 the spirit 81
Italian muasC Than OF French.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-02-05
CITY Auditorium.

Continuous vaudeville, afternoo
anu nixn
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-02-05
sijsu.
Colonial.

Tho White slave" all tn. week.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-02-05
AT the Theatres
Sociay Vasd<sius -Ofhe, Bits and
q Listjs N. - and Gossip Of Mat
tvs IhSolyscoJ

\ Academy.
\ Tuesday and "wednesday nishtS--
6octeY xaudevilla ana Minstrel SHOW.
for the bennett Of the Belle Bryan
Day Nursery.
Friday. saturday and Saturday
matinee George Evans and hts Honey
hoy MinStreis
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-02-05

vaudeville ana moving pictures.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-02-05

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