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New-York tribune., 1912-01-14
BIG SESSION IMPENDING;
MINISTERS UNPREPARED
Asuuith and Colleagues Scat
tered Over the Continent in
Search of Health.
TO TIGHTEN CLOSURES GRIP
Home Rule, Welsh Disestablish-
ment and Manhood Suffrage
All To Be Pushed Through
Before August.
rRv Cable 10 The tribune !

London. Jan. 13.-The Prime Minister
is not likely to return from the Medlter-
ranean until the Kings arrival from the
East. This means that no meeting OF
the Cabinet will be held until week De-
fore the opening OF the Parliamentary
session. in which Home Rule, the dls-
establishment Of the Church in Wales
and a manhood suffrage measure are eA-
pected to be passed into law.
Cabinet councils formerly began early
I'm November. and ministers had cor
porate knowledge of legislative projects
long before the bills were introduced
Ministers are now, however. scattered
over the Continent in quest OF heaIth
and recreation. and the series OF great
measures is left for the crowded hours
Of the next exhausting session.
All that is known in advance is the
necessity for tightening the screws OF
the guiIotine. The important contro-
versial bills must be sent up to the House
of Lords a month before the end Uf the
session in order to come within the
range of the Parliament act, and the
closure must have a largely increased
grip II highly contentious measures like
Home Rule. disestablishment in Wales
and suffrage with or without woman
rider can reach the Lords month, be-
fore grouse day." August l..
Liberal apologists in explaining the
lack Of preparation for the session as
sumo that an adjournment from mid
summer to october is inevitable. ana tnat
ministers must have a prolonged winter
holiday in order to recover their breath
and force the pace for another twelve
month.
FOREIGN Secretary Busy.
Sir Edward Grey, however, cannot
have 4 vacation. Even II Russian de-
signs upon Mongolia are grossly exag-
gerated, the partition of Persia seems
foregone conclusion. strenuous as the
protests may be against the Anglo-Rus-
sian agreement when Radicals and i'm
perialists hold an Indignation meeting
in the London Opera House next Mon
day. There is also increased pressure
on the Radical side against the entente
diplomacy which involves a ruinous
rivalry with Germany in costly arma-
ments.
Winston Churchill is scamped in his
holiday like Sir Edward Grey, for he has
volunteered for the thankless task OF
converting Ulster to Home Rule and to
refuting the famous Belfast speeches OF
his father, Lord Randolph.
Mr.. Lloyd George is more fortunate
since no great work has been assigned
to him, and he has left Sir Robert 10
rant one Of the cleverest organizers in
the kingdom. in charge of the insurance
act. The commissioners are armed with
more sweeping powers than were ever
conferred upon any public body by act OF
Parliament, and they have six months in
which to set up the mechanism and ex-
plain by circulars and otherwise the op-
Grafton of the highly complex system.
II any man can save the insurance act
1t is the astute chairman Of the COM
mission, who has a wonderful t:ain for
detail and an inexhaustible supply OF
energy.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-02-26
CHALLENGES
FOR DAVIS TROPHY

NEW YORK, Feb. 25.-The follow
Ing cable sent to Secretary Hicks Of
the Austraiasian Tennis Association
at Sydney:
United States challenges Davis cup.
'.NRENN, President"
II was voted at the annual meet
ing of the United States National
Lawn Tennis Association, February y.
to challenge for the Davis cup for
1912, provided. In the Judgment OF the
executive committee. a team could be
mustered to properly represent this
country.
AT this early date" said Presi-
dent Wrenn. ''it lis impossible To. tell
whether Ouch a team can be formed.
but since the regulations governing
Davis, cup competitions require that
all challenges must be received not
later than the first Monday in March.
today's formal challenge was dispatch
ed, so that we may De in position TO
send team later. II that Is possible
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-02-26
VIRGINIA CANCELS
BASKETBALL TRIP

Especial to The Richmond virginian.)
DURHAM, y. c., Feb. 25.--Manager
J. A. Rand, OF the Trinity basket
ball team, has received a telegram
from the University of Virginia stat
ing that that Institution has Cancelled
its entire Southern trip. which action
will knock out two games with Trim
ity. 1t was announced only two weeks
ago that Trinity's Northern trip into
Virginia and the District of Columbia
had been cancelled on account Of the
action of the Catholic University call
ing off two games which had been
scheduled with Trinity. and because
two of Trinity's best players could
not go on the trip. That would have
crippled entire team so that 1t could
not have put even a creditable show
ing.
The action Of the University of Nir-
ginia In canceIling her two games
which were to have been played on
the local floor on March l and 2
means that there will be no more
games on the local floor this season,
for these two were the last on the
schedule. Trinity has gone through
the whole season SO far. playing six
games on the home floor, without
losing single contest, and that Is
ever made by Trinity basketball
team.
supposed to be about the best record
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-02-26
RICHMOND'S YEAR TO WIN
Takes Honors in League War Griffin Has Signed Crack
Team and Pennant Already in
SIGHT
Sight

and a spiked tail concealed about MIN
somewhere-all of which Is said to
bear q striking resemblance to Rtch-
mond gentleman named Sands-the
constitution proved to be q real base
ball agreement, copied boldly and
bodily from the constitution OF the
Central League, OF which DIR. Carson
of famous memory. 10 president.
Agreement ON OiuOs.
As for the one-year limit for New
port News and Portsmouth and five
years for the other clubs. that solemn
pledge created smile, for no club
can be dropped unless 1t falls TO
live up to its obligations and wishes
to get out.
The salary of the president was
placed at $500. and u. r.. Woodall
was confirmed in his seat as record
ing secretary, the magnates voting
Mr.. Woodail travelling expenses ms
we'll as a nominal salary. The travel
ing expenses were added. II Is said.
In admiration of the trip he took
to Auburn, n. Y, to lay the minutes
of the Norfolk meeting before Sec
rotary Farrell.
President Bland, Of the Portsmouth
Club, has opened negotiations with
Perry Lipe to manage the naval Of
fans decide upon as the name for
their club. MIR. Lipe Is well known
to Virginia fans. He landed two
pennants fer Richmond before he
went further South and he will be
given a great welcome along the cir
cult.
Jack Grim Delighted.
- Manager-Jack- Grim of Newport
News, IL the most delighted man In
Class c baseball He has another
tnam@to -managa,- neW@leaEne
town where the people want real
baseball and where clever. ensr-
getic manager will receive support
Mr. Grim will proceed to show them
that John McGraw and Connie Mack
are not the only ones
Which is reminder that Manager
Steve Griffin has been heard from
plete list of his players to date, with
the additional news that he has dis
posed of Pitcher Nancy Hanks te
Hattiesburg. Miss, not Miss Hatties-
burg. OF the old players Grifiin has
Dobson, Baker, McCabe, Wallace
Charles, Lucia and verbout on his
roster For first base he has Raley and
Dobson: for second. Griffin: third
Baker and Graf: outfielders. Flour
noy, Coates. Charles, Wallace. Nc
Cabe: catchers. Thackera, Hinton
Lucia; pitchers. Muster. Lennhod.
Dreaming, Gorsch and verbout. Man
ager Griffin says he expects TO sign
few more TStchers and that he win
report here the middle OF March. The
men viii report March 2s. so that
one month from today the members
Of the Richmond baseball club may
be seen at practice in old Broad Street
Park.
Pennant? Sure. Nothing else!
Isn't Steve Griffin manager And
isn't this Richmond's year to win
Hasn't Richmond won the preiimi-
nary battles
Well, then,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-02-26
SAYS new LEAGUE
HAS NOT FAILED
vicE.PREsIoENT OF RicHMoei1
CLUB DISCUSSES REPORT ON
U. s. CIRCUIT.

Vice. President Leroy Brown, at -
Richmond club of the United 6ta41D
league truptruttrnify rfrrrtc1 tfler--ef(.
port from New York that the 49,
baseball organization had gone t1
way OF all other leagues not reo00x
nized by organized baseball.
There Is no truth in it." said ~
Brown, last night, I'VE ara GQ1lNx
ahead building our stadium. and -
will have one of the best ba0eoMM
plants Richmond ever saw. Tho Un1tN4
States League is firmly Establishes
All reports to the contrary are HaAE0.
~ sent out to discredit the orRautSl1~
ticn.
President Landgraf. of the Richmc04
club. will be in town tomorrow. I'll
he will be able to set all such repcr0
at rest"
The New York report wis to IL
effect that the Brooklyn and New 4Oex
teams had withdrawn from the Unle@0
States League. In answer to IN -
curry the International News ServtNe
said last night:
THE men having the Brooklyn -
New York franchises were ready e
quit a week ago. Up here the sportink
men doubt that these men ever aefl~
ously entertained the proposition.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-02-26
Bob Ellers Disqualification Virginia league News
TALK ABOUT ELLER CASE
Disqualification of Georgetown Athlete in Richmond Meet
Is Iheme Among Local Amateurs-Wore
Concealed Spikes

ington CHamiin. Flemming, Keats
Valaer}. Time. 3:i7.
High Jump. schoiasiic--Won by
Curtis. Tome. feet s inches; second,
Anderson. w. F. s.; third. Galloway
b. c. C. (Anderson won second place
on the toss-up).
One mile coIiegiate--Wo by q. G,
Bacon, i. C. c.. second, T. Thom
w. and L.; third. w. s. Rumbaugh
L. OF Va. Time, 4:29,
Mutt and JEFF relay. 1000 yards
Won by Richmond Light Infantry
Blues; second. Richmond College
Time, 1905.
Relay race, intermediate; 1.oec
yards-won by Richmond College
Aeros; second, Invincibie Athletic
Club. Time. 2:il.
Relay race, one miIe--~Won b!
Richmond College second team; sec.
ond, Fork Union Military Academy
Time, 1854.
440-yard Standardization by T, T.
Spear, e. II. s.: second, j. II. Cron,
ley, E. Fl. s.; third, G. I. Bean, ID
G. c. Time, s:57.
Relay race. one mile---Won by IRE
mont Athletic Club Stokes, Mahoney
Sienz. RAWLINGS; second. George
town Reserves tEiler, McGrath
Golden, Hurley. Time. so.
Relay race, one miie--Won by
Richmond Light Infantry Blues. Sec
ond. Fifth Regiment, Maryland
Time. $40.
44o-yard collegiate--Won by 7. II
Todd. Z. of Va. second. w. Cooke
n. of Va; third, F. Davis, G. u. Time
0:56.
Shotput--Won by Eiler. G. U: sec.
ond, Blanchard. L. of va. Distance
~ feet inches.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-02-26
UCE-PREs|OENT SHERMAN
H0h0Rs 'tABBY" Street
WRITES CATCHER LETTER RE-
GREETING HE WILL NOT PLAY
WITH NATIONALS.

WILLIAMSPORT, Pa. Feb. Is
Charlie ("Gabby') STREET, who has
agreed to catch for the New York
Highlanders, during the coming sea-
son, has received a letter from Vice.
President Sherman. which he appre-
ciates very much. The Vice Presi-
dent is an ardent baseball fan, ana
street is one OF his favorites.
The following il u copy of the letter:
The Vice. Presidents Chamber,
Washington, February 10, 1912.
My Dear MIR. Street:
l cannot refrain from writing you
line to cxpreAs my regret that you
are not to be on the washington
diamond this summer. and / know IN
giving voice to my personal sent
ment I ain speaking for large num-
Der of Washington fans. who nave
come out only to believe IN you as an
efficient. reliable and honest BAH play
or. butt as an agreeable gentleman.
both on and off the bali field. our re-
sret is somewhat tempered py the
hone that the chance which you are
tn make Is one which will be IN your
interest. II will be many gay pc
fore YOU fail to receive a most cord,ai
welcome when you revisit the wash
ington diamond.
~ Very truly yours. -
]. s. SHERMAN.
Mr.. Charles Street,
washington Baseball Club, Washins-
y
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-02-26
Y. N. C. A. QUINTET
BACK, VICTORIOUS
LOCAL. BASKETBALL TEAM GIVES
FINE EXHIBITION IN WASH.
INGTON GAME.

The Richmond Y. NJ. c. A, basket
ball team Is back from Washington
delighted MitA-the -FietarY-es,-r-
national capital five. The game was
fast and close, the Richmond boys
winning II to 81.
Says a Washington writer:
Both teams was about evenly
matched. and the defensive playing
of each team was nearly the same.
The visitors main strength was in
shooting for goals, nearly every
basket being OF the difficult sort The
local Young Mems Christian Associa-
tion had more chances to score than
did the visitors, but II could not To-
cate the baskets, many easy shots
being wild
Richmonds passing was unusually
good, while the local five made many
slip-ups the 1atter's team work being
away off color at times. The visitors
played the same article of ball all
through the contest, and only toward
the end of the game did they appear
to be getting weak.
The first half was the best session
for the visitors. and when the period
ended the five from Richmond had
q fair lead over the locals, the score
being Is to =. with the Regulars
Oh the Snort emu.
Walk was easily the best player of
either side, the lanky center of the
Regulars scoring ten goals from the
floor and five free losses. for total
OF twenty-five points. Besides this
he played a good defensive game.
Miller and Mckay also played well
for the local team.
For Richmond, Lawrence and
Twining did the best work. The for
mer scored eighteen Of his team s
forty -one points, and the latter six
teen. Lawrence had six goals from
the floor and like number from
free losses, Twining made eight
goals from the floor. all of which
were from difficult angles. Thorn
ton played the best defensive game
for the visitors. The lineup and
summary follow:
Y. NJ. c. A. Regs. Rich. Y. NJ. c. A.
Positions.
Hall $3.50. left forward Lawrence
(Miller,
Frazier right forward .Twining
Walk center Thornton
Allwlne -. left guard $50. Wells
McGay right guard Steele
Goals from the foor--Hall t2),
Walk tol. Allwine, Mckay. Miller
t2). Lawrence tsl. Twinins 81.
Thornton ca, Steele. Goals from
free tosses-Vaik t5l. Lawrence tsl.
Richmond was awarded one point on
account Of Y. NJ. c. A. player foul
ing Richmond player when the
latter was trying for goal Referee
Mr.. Reithard. Scorer--Mr
Mchaels. Timers-Messrs. Tenny
and Long. Time of halves-20 min
utes.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-02-26
COACH HARTMAN
GOES TO ENGLAND

NEW HAVEN. CONN, Feb. 25.-
Extreme secrecy Is maintained by the
Yale rowing officials as to the details
OF the; ssip IA Eaginnd Of. william
Averill Hartman, son OF the late Ed
ward II. Hartman, who has sailed
for England on a rowing mission.
Hartman Is the freshman crew coach
and he left America on Thursday to
spend two or three weeks In Oxford
and Cambridge at the time OF their
annual race.
Captain Romeyn. Of the Yale crew.
declined to talk concerning Harri-
mans trip. saying that it was not an
'aiflcial affair. He progressed ignor-
snce OF it's details.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-02-26
OLYMPIC MEN BEAT
WORLDS RECORDS

SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. 25.--For-
est smithson. of the Los Angeles Ath-
letic Club, established a new indoor
record for the 75-yard low hurdles
here Last night AT an 0lympic Club
meet. making the distance In sf-s
seconds the worlds outdoor record.
Ralph Rose, of the Olympic Club.
Established a new indoor record when
he hurled the 16-pound shot SO feet
2 inches. beating his own mark. Con
Walsh made good his boast that he
would regain his former record with
the t56-pound weight by hitting his
target at distance Of Is feet 3 Ia
inches
=. Fhe meet was held to help xdefray
the expenses OF The United. States
teams TO the Olympic games at Stock
holm. and a substantial fund was
realized.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-02-26
PETERSBURG CLUB
GETS NEW PITCHER

LAUREL. Md. Feb. 25.-If the
Southern and Virginia leagues keep
ON drawing the star pitchers OF the
various clubs around this vicinity.
they will be compelled to seek pitch
ers from other sections
Souder. the star twirler Of the home
team for the past three years. has
been made an offer with club In
the South which he lis considering.
while Brunsman. who has been pitch
ing splendid ball for Ellicott City. will
90 with Petersburg In May, and Har-
~ Warner, the star slab artist for
the Savage club. will 70 to Atlanta.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-02-26
NAMED TO PRESIDE
OVER CITY COURTS

Governor Mann has named JudGa5
George s. Shackeiford, Of the MANN
Judicial District. to preside over 49,
City Circuit Court of Richmond I'll
place Of Judge r. Carter Scott u1t3E
completion Of the present term. JudGM
Scotts physicians having deemed III
best for him to take a prolonged -
as a result OF a recent attack o. c0mS9
geStion.
Judge Shackelford Is expected t~l
assume his duties here today, II ofno&
business does not prevent.
Judge Beverly r. Crump, o3 ~
Law and Equity Court. IL handhnm r.
brsy term of his own and givtHD ~
attention possible to the HeM1ew
County Circuit Court, over 41kf
Judge Scott also presfdes. s's
Governor Mann has appoeN1o
Judge Bennett T. Gordon. ~ 9SG|
Twety-ninth Judicial Circuit, 70 h&14
a special term Of the Cumbe&a9N
County Circuit Court, beginning 1
ruary 90. Mn
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-02-26
At the Empire.

Wherever vaudeville r. one Of the
chief forms OF amusement no more
popular players have ever appeared
than Mr.. and Mira VIM. Robyns. The
new weeks bill at the Empire. ouen-
ing today. will include new and re-
markedly amusing comedy sketch to
be offered by this sterling pair Of per-
formers.
! A feature will be supplied by the
Dufiin- Decay troup OF acrobats and
equilibrists. johnny Hoey and Jean
nette Moxar. a clever light comedian
and dashing soubrette from the mu-
meal comedy field. viii add quarter
of IN hour OF joy to the bill.
John +. Clarke, cxtem~oraneous
comedian and singer, offer3 4 novelty
and Sam Aihurtts. comedy tugyler Of
the style OF w. G. Fields and Jam Har-
rigan, Will add an amusing number.
New motion picture plays will COM
niete stronx b." three performances
Of which Will be given each day. the
matinees starting. each day At o'clock
and the nisht performances at 7:a0
and 3 o'clock.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-02-26
GIANTS WILL PLAY
ATHLETICS IN SOUTH

SAN ANTONIO. TEN. Feb. 25-
A spring series between the Giants
and Athletics is virtually assured.
Manager McGraw, of the Giants. and
Connie Mack. of the Athletics. met
here today. and as both expressed
themselves in favor of having their
teams meet again, there Is every pros
poet Of the arrangements being per-
fected in the near future. The CON
tests will hardly take on the i'm
portance OF another worlds series,
because the full strength of neither
team Will he brought out. Both man
ayers consider thAt would be too great
a risk.
The games will be played In San
Antonio on dates TO be mutually
agreed on later.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-02-26
Al the ColinaI.

One of the brightest features
vaudeville has ever brou~ht 10 this
CITY Noodles" FaKafi, returns 10 the
Colonial Tor the week starting today.
Three years ago this boy Pagan came
to this city and staged an act. sur
rounded with sensational features
through lectures Mt the public schools.
at the theaters and on the streets.
Pagan Is the king OF newsboys, d
title legitimatelv won. His experiences,
that tell of nothing wherein the word
fail ever figured are like romance.
In addition to his talks to young peo-
pie. for the good Of future generations,
he also offers a talking and sin Pin
act that has been pronounced high
class in the most popular theaters Of
this country.
Another feature will be the rousing
comedy skit to be offered by four pop
ular stock PLAYERS. the whittier-Ince
Company offering "Dr. Smart's Dilem-
ma Silveno and company are TO
give another novelty, an amusing ex-
hibition OF shadowgraphy and music.
His new Improvement the CALAMITY
graph, great FUN maker. New mo-
tior picture and young Garrett will be
features.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-02-26
SPEND HONEYMOON
In THE CITY JAIL

Simon Traverx. the erstwhtle neer0I
fanitor of the First police station
and who carried the bass drum ~
the Blues band until Its dissoiuuons
exhibited great deal OF cunning ~
getting married following his arreek
fer violating the Byrd law ~ tn
hopes that the One John would -
lenient with benedict.
Simon's sang froid when he 49,
peared in Police Court Saturday, -
ceived a severe jolt. however, when
the Justice gave him a honeym0ou
trip Of sixty days in Jail. $1O0 nm
and $500 security for twelve months
Simon was arrested at his horns,
on Seventeenth street by poficemGn5
who found quantity of beer An0
whiskey. also marked quarter
which had been rendered in paymene
for liquor. ~
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-02-26
GEORGETOWN FOOTBALL TEAM
CANCELS ST. LOUIS GAME

WASHINGTON, Feb. o5.-It was
announced at Georgetown yesterday,
that the football game whAh had
been arranged with ST., Louis Univer-
sity for next fall, to be played IT
st. Louis on election day. had beea
Cancelled by the Local management.
The Georgetown faculty is strongly
ol~Losed to such long trip.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-02-26
ENGLAND SENDS CHALLENGES
FOR MOTOR BOAT TROPHY

NEW YORK, Feb, es,--The Motor
Boat Club OF Amerh has receives :
letter from the sec&aIhry OF the Royal
Motar Yacfir Club on England for
mally challenging America for this
years races for the British !nterna-
tional trophy
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-02-26
PROF. POTTER WILL
- GIVE ORGAN RECITAL

AN organ recital on the
Martin Parish Memorial Or945
Lei h Street Baptist church Wtu
given Monday night At Sis G81
by Ben J. Potter. II. r. O. a
Potter will be assisted by the N
of the Monumental church 4A4A
excellent program has been elf3
for the occasion. The reclfq1
be given under the ausptceo e n
Dorcas Society OF tbs ehurE
eli are invited to attend.
Offering will be taken. st
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-02-26
RELIEVES BROTHER NEGRO
OF GOLD WATCH AND ~

Held up at the point Of revolver
by Negro who told him to cle-
vate his hands In true Western style,
r. H. Tyler, Of 1901 Decatur street,
South Richmond. was robbed by 4
second negro of n. gold watch and
81. The hold-up occurred about 3
o'clock Saturday night nj Railroad
and Broad streets.
In reporting the AFFAIR 10 the Eirat
police station. Tyler said II Wa1 "
derk ~ eaml1 noe a1xe ~ axI1laseSS
Is 81 s||s|s 3 B. u o
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-02-26
JAMESTOWN
SPRING RACING DATES

NEW YORK. Feb. 2s.--At the
injecting OF the stewards of the Jockey
Club license was granted TO the
Jamestown Jockey Club to hold a
spring race meeting from April 1 to
two days before the opening of racing
of the Maryland Jockey Club at Ptm-
lice. 8 ss,4.. 49,,
/ It was resolved that the associations
holding race meetings during the year
1912 under license from the Jockey
Club be warned that any dates grant
ed shall not be construed as extending
meeting for racing as a State or
county fair or horse show.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-02-26

SYDNEY. AUSTRALIA, Feb. &c.
Jimmy .Clabby. the American pugi-
list and Australian middleWeixht
champion. fought 4 drawn battle to-
day with peHe Smith. the Australians
boxSx Aud fcrtnss ~ lssss4Gts
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-02-26

= Blanche Ring did "a tremendous
business for her three performances
here at the Academy. She deserved
1t. too. for the company gave . capt.
tai entertainment in capital style.
THE Wall Street Girl Ii evidently
just what the doctor ordered for the
tired business man.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-02-26
.Aliss Jimmy Valentine"

Atlas Jimmy Valentine" at popu-
lar prices Is sure to attract great
crowds at the Bijou this week. Ii Is
the same company that recently
played at tho Academy.