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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-10-22
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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-10-22
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SHsen GGrermnngcl. Otter at Ser
! mango aar bar Dpret tolt o. fire.
net ON SPrermaugel - or0enflig
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mel0t iig 60 aniegere.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-10-22
9pOsfalO. aunitmaleren. Nrofe.

9eosfalO. aunitmuleren. Erofes.
ior 6arI lbomien er 8reoag 4fteu
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Afoeling al Den 2etteriteoife Sore.
MING, ior 6oreningen ofSremti0en1
.oa Tor &o0ererforeuingen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-10-22

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IoulNON oAA - -. ~ @IIo
ON OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES oeO
9ammelier@ for Den meOicinife Dot
torgroo. st tulrigt AUDITORIUM,
naUnlig monge tpmoelige QteOici-
mere, bar mg0t.
Som fprite Opponent er officlo
in0oenote groie3ior anuO 8ontop-
pfoan, at Truies lite meo mere
9eitemtbeo bapOe ongioet SIospltnt-
tet for operation % anDtit II be
itemt 9ebonolng, men ihttteOe meo
at NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ionl meget O9r-
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Stocf6olm pilOe Ifenfe en- Gum til
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peOi; men ielo ON BET fife ifete,
oiloe ban i 6oert 6ol0 onite, At 9rg-
les meo 0eto moatte arbeioe Up0ere
paa bette Smruuoe.
@rof. Slomonn uotalte JON 0p-
ponent er ol0itorio I'm 8leoe oper,
at Arbeioet par fritiit BET oar TIM
go0t, uaar uOgen itoppeOe 6arten
Tor ait bet M.
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foriGnlt / ben 0anife 2itteratur %
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net.
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rer VI. 6illereo. ) en- 9llOer Al -
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/ 1902 neoiotte liz iom praftiieren-
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6rf. g}ein5aro bar oeo 5ioen al
me me0ieinife 5tuo er % pripate
9rafiis ogiaa iaaet 6io til at pare
tage iociale Sutepesier. D}eo 8pg
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aampen MOO Den loobe 'fptte0e lti9.
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unOer aft 0ette bar 6rofen hem.
9ar0 en0oioere oareta9et ct embe0e
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RET fnpttet til 9rofesior SIomanns
ortopp0i fe alin.f. 5oor DUN bar
bentet Q1oterialet I'll Den 4fbapo-
ling bun forOoreoe.
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lie fUin0eli3e 9uge, Der erbuerUer
Zig Ooftorgru0cn.
ct. S6omas. %lancrne aebeu-
5aUn > Gftober. Set Oeitfuoiite
aompugni m~eOoeler, at Der aft er
tegnet 2lftier til ct 9ele6 al 5.224-
600 str. "a bette 9elo6 life er ii.
itrptfel At til 0pfDloelie al aonces
ions 50roringerne. fnoer aonces
fionsbaoerne oct urigtigt at 6eboloe
a%oncesiionen % oeroeO iorbinore
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4oncesi tons6aoerne bar imi0lerti0
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ct Selifab meo uoehuffen0e oonif
8apital meo oct 6ornaol f~orelgbigt
at u0iere u00D6ninQ % aajanlPa
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-10-22

statesmen - To manage
branch in each county. Our
goods sold to farmers. Big de-
mand. Only investment required
is for team, wagon, and can
yassing case No experience nee
essary. Free course in salesman
ship. The Halter Proprietary Co.,
Blair, Nebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-10-22

me og itirre grublef0e no 40 Bin.
0ltet.
alm 10 @ange ON Qiaaneoea iaar
2Iiberti 9eieg al i'm Seiter.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-10-22

itaaenoe Silbil9um. i0et ban Den
Gag 6or peret anint iom 9oitmeiter
/ 9erfring / 30 Aar. ETA piot erin.
ores Ct oct fife itet ier. At en- @oit.
meter bar leoet 4 % iamme &on.
tor i 30 Mar. o. oct oil iiffert al.
orig ife / 8rentioen. 8oitmeiter
lbeiIl cr me9et ai6oDot Al 9pens
% 9megnens 9eboere.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-10-22

alberti. Otter bOoO ~8off. 0gbl.~
e~rforer ira 900 ailoe, ifrfoer al.
bertis Sel6reo goOt fremao. San
fpfier mi BELT aoot o. fommrr liz
ipnligt. San fan itoa 9ime qfter Il.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-10-22

aartOflerne. Sf6nt oi e9entlig M
gen rigtig aartoffeliommer bar BAIT,
er 0ptagningen al aartoflerne oog
M ! iul6 Sang, ifriper en- We00eler
til Belle 9lmts 6olfbI." 3 Better.
egnen er aortofIerne iproeles gooe
oa iri iOr Spg0omme. goa 0eu
lere0e Sor6 0erimo6 er Ser life ioa
foa at aartoflerne 0ngre6et af Sfim.
mel % oct menes / 9nminoefig6e0,
at aortOflerne / gor bill faa banffe-
ligt De0 at 6ol0e iiq / dltferne.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-10-22
10 npe Sraftater.

0unif SroftoteIffab
II ognuer.
SpIges I / Batter poo 100 9rof.
tutcr bper iaaleOes iorteret, at boer
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5raftatpafte 0r. . 25 Cts.
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Retto.Bortofrit
9lue Observation-Disclosures fremtioige
Runre oil ppre at fnn Dos os pnd
iomme 8ilfodr.
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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-10-22

5 Sonuar og Gebrlor opertereoe ni 81 lnn6bun6ne 96ger mo
belt 4 gofter, oe efer Oct itore antnI 8siqtnger, iom itrsnurte-
be mo. bar ri oou til at lutte, at man gan os ret Dor Podtono
ON, at bonfte Bigger fife er opre. 0u bar ri Nat os til Opgaue t
bente, at bette life blot e9Iosr ~ufrobumone men o9aa irobunSne
BIGGER. Derfor fsIgen6e SiIbub:
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-10-22
Sslnnoif Sittcratnrinmfnno.

Sslnnoit Sitterntnrlnmfnno. y
advertisements. Der er BIZ
intte asbenbonn. bar oprettet ct
mt SeIffob a1et islanoifc 2ittera.
/ aebenbaDa@. 5amilm.
bets 6ounaal er at its.te % pirfe ior
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at uoaOc Plore % pa1re Sfriitef
.Oeorsren0e SsIauos 0iitorie % ia.
tur. 2iterntlu o. %iociale 6or6olo
a%nleoningen til oct me Se.ifo6s
StifteIie er. At De- slauoife litterp
re Selifa6s fs6enboDuife Afoclima
i 6ior bIeU flottet til 9eptiapif, e.
Ter at oct beuDeo Toe 9lar bar
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ming til 5remme al ben me islam.
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9rOnnina Mararetbcs 3pOsOaa.

Stohhlhg MhF9feIpee 2DDSOa9.
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a 900 Aarsoa1en Tor 9rounia9
Diargret5e5 3so. oeu Is. Oftober.
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fil0e 6sjlfole, % eu0oioere Saug o.
pasien0e til Seilgbeoen.
0ronHiHg Q5araret6es Sarfofag. 6ois
4eitanration pfl oGre ful0enot II
Den 3iO, oil blipe taget / 2jeipn.
Oaaen %illitter meo en- 5eitmpooag
aultusminiiter Appel bar lo0et
al fonme, og li9ele0es er 5ormanoen
ior oauff 6iitorfif 6eilesforen ng.
Der omiatter iamtIige 2an6ct5 6i.
Samf1mo. @roiesior Sans
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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-10-22

SjGlbent Snbilrnm. Ssnoog B..
6. os. funoe Boitnleiter, aaptain
/ Serning feire ct ret enc
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-04-02
MONTREAL BEATS
VIRGINIA VARSITY
SUBSTITUTE rTTCHERs COUNT
N DOWNFALL OF cHARLorrEs.
WILLIE PLAYERS.

Especial to The Richmond virginian.)
CHARLoTTESv WILLIE, VA, April !.
--vir9fnja used three SUBSTITUTE
pitchers today and Montreal scored
an easy victory In the'hrst game OF 2
series Of three. Goodhue pitched nve
innings and was very unsteady. cam
mon succeeded him for part OF an
inning, but after giving a base on
balls he allowed two home runs IN
succession. and Grant was called IN
to relieve him.
Todd, freshman. started the sew.
epth, but az once crowded the bases
and allowed one run. Rtxey struck
out ons man In an effort to stem the
tide. but Douglass error caused two
more runs.
Finlay and NeH were not In the
game. and their, places were nHed
with little success by Gooch and Phil
fps. Heavy Carter. the 22b-pound
football center. Alled the backstop
position creditabiy in one inning. and
bids fair to be a good alternate Tor
Finlay.
Hewitt and Lille each made sensa-
tional catches, and Rixey starred a.
a pinch hitter al usual. With . man
on third he hit the bail as far AZ II
has ever travelled in center field. but
was called out at the plate on . Gloss
decision.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-04-02

NoLAxD CnALKLEy nmL1 "a
OFT M sAs0fsa 1o1ls
RUN IN 1STns
WOE OF PITCHER M
HE rs COMPELLED TO r.
AFTER II INNINGS AND oLo4
HANGS HEAVY IN GLAZE q
OFFICE CANT. Il

The husky warriors repfe14M
the Claim ONCE team Of the e.
peake and Ohio, who twice 6e0
the Chesapeake and Ohio scrue4
week. met defeat at their h4n4
a close and exciting foufteon-4n
contest yesterday afternoon.
The scrubs werc greatly stxs0|
ened by the appearance In then
up Of Witt Hicks and Dick 00G
two semi-professional playerA 49,
work was watched with much T.
est.
The absence Of the Claim a.
hard-hftting left fielder figured ~
ly in their defeat.
Roland Chalkiey's seusnk1M
catching was a feature. He taG
Ham Arnall at the plate three ~
Webb Gee, who lost his reputS
as a pitcher, came back. and onR4
lowed eleven hits in the fourteAm
nings.
Wog, on the other side, was IN
nineteen bingies and was too wea1I
finish. He retired in tho twel4E1I
favor of John Taylor.
Ham Arnalrs homer would T.
broken up the game In the thiFteal
but he was called out for cut
third base.
As dark clouds hung over the Z
at $3.50. the roofing was intenee, i
the umpire couldn't be heard. ~
Taylor. who was now In the b01sss
the Claim boys appeared excitA
Roland Chalkley wiped the potSl
ton from hts brow, aud the nQ1l]
ball thrown was just what IN
wanted. He took one Of thcoe 4
Arnali steps and second latee
pill was sailing down the race ~
II was an easy homer and ~
this remarkable game.
The Claim Once men couldn't n
TIE that they were defeated,
gloom hangs over their canaps
large crowd will accompany tn q
up, to Carfefzvtlis next week. Il
Below IL the txbuiated score: D
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-04-02
REM|NGTOMS TAKE
LAST Of SERIES
WIN ALL THREE CANES WITH
NEWPORT TEAM on MEN,.
PORT ALLEYS.

On the Newport alleys last night
the Newports wound up their season
in the Richmond Bowling Associa-
ton by losing the series to the Rem
ingtons.
Captain Smith gave beautiful ex-
hibition Of spare bowling. making
some very difIicult ones. among them
the S-l0 spare. which brought forth
rounds Of applause from the large
crowd OF spectators present.
The leadership In the Richmond
Bowling Association liz being holly
fought for. and though the Reming-
tons seem to have II cinched. their
series with the Times-Dispatch will
decide the question.
Cosby captured both high total and
high score. with Captain Smith a
close second.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-04-02
BICBIE BRIGHT STAR
NORFOLK GAME

Especial to The Richmond Virginian)
NORFOLK. VA. April 1.---Nerfolk's
string of young pitchers were unable
to hold down the slugSers of the
Boston Nationals strong team, hence
the visitors won easily. Is to 4. stan
ley Bigbie was the star OF the game
for the Tars. playing a great game
and securing single and double.
sending runners across the plate.
Newark plays here Tuesday and Wed.
nesday.
Score by innings:
Norfolk ..........o000lo?ol -
Boston ..........4 90 1000 x--l3
Batteries: Hess, Weaver and Cow
dy; Joyce. wrights. Woods and
CowAn and Lebr,in.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-04-02

build good roads all over the county.
diligently and caring for the roads
after they had been built.
Now" he said, we are going to
demonstrate to our neopIc that ws
can build a good road and keep Il In
shape. We are, II Mr.. Anderson's
plan ID adopted ~ l. truAt 1t q Will
be-
Mr.. Brockett h witty.
Mr.. Brockett. who today was put
into nomination for mayor Of Alex
andria, lsvittily said that roads were
not to be built by moral support, such
as promised by Mr.. Jones' his fellow
citizen. Mr.. Brockett allowed 1t took
money.
Next he paid a left hand compii-
ment to Washington. reminding Presi-
dent Oyster that Alexandria had
been trying 20 obtain the co-opera-
ton Of Washington for a number
OF years to build q road between
Washington and Alexandra, ana
never had been successful. He init
mated that II the road was built. a.
he expected II would be shortly. It
would be due solely TO the efforts OF
Alexandria. He promised more than
the moral support Of Alexandria, but
that city.
Al Alexandria. at the Richmond
meeting, had pledged itself to take
care Of the road In Fairfax county.
Mr.. Belvin. later on. called attention
| to this fact. and suggested that II
Alexandria wanted the road 20 get
to Washington by way of Alexandra,
and not by the way OF Falls Church
| II would be well for Alexandria to
| make good Its promises, given through
| Taylor Burke.
Former President William r. GUIDE.
| Of tho Washington Chamber Of Com
J, merce. who IL a former Lynchburg
man. indorsed the proposition. and
| talked about the good roads he had
| seen in Europe. hundreds and hum
dreds Of miles OF them. He urged
| the necessity OF maintenance.
Warns Washington Men.
Which closed the speech making. al
! though President Darlington warned
| the Washington gentlemen that II
! they wanted to get into the movement
they had better not delay. President
Oyster promised to lay the matter
before the board of directors. We'd
/ nesday and the meeting adjourned.
Samuel Cohen. In Ms haste to get
| away. took q taxt5cab for the Union
station and caught the O'Clock train.
The other members who could not find
taxis stayed for luncheon. and visited
the Press Club at Z o'clock In the
evening. where they shook the hand
OF Governor Judson Harmon. Of Ohio
who was honortng the newspaper
men with q call.
| Business Manager ". T. Dabney, J.
/ Thomas Palmatory. Walter II. Adams
and Robert B. Airport. OF tho Cham.
/ Der OF Commerce vera annognfAA &.
committee to bring Westminster
delegation to the meeting Of the board
OF directors OF the association ID
| Richmond tomorrow. They wert
forced to accept the appointment un.
der protest. as no one but Mr.. Dab
ner could be found willing to stay
in Washington overnight
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-04-02

PINEHuNST. n. c.. April 1T.
4. Mcnamara. . Boston pfpfessional,
today detsAted Charles EvauA r.. nj
Edeewa4er. III. 144 10 14S In the
thirty-six hole open event II the
twelfth annual amateur golf cham
pionship. II was . pretty contAa4
throughout. N
oswaId Kirkby. Of Englewood. wea
second among the amateurs With ia,
while n. J. Topping. Of Connecttcut,
scored 1855 ana walter J. Travis ls1,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-04-02
RAIN, MORE RAIN,
AND A MURRAIN

INDIANAPOLIS. April Tho rain
was coming down In torrents when
the New York Highlandcrs arrived
here today, and 1t continued tonight,
greatly decreasing the chances OF .
game tomorrow with the indianapolis
team. Cam. q left-handed pitcher
from St Mary's College. Of Caliior-
MIA. 10 expected to report here. The
invalid list OF the Highlanders 10 di.
minishing. and all will b. on duty
within a day nr fxn
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-04-02
WORLDS CHAMPIONS
LOSE TO PHILLIP

PHILADELPHIA. April IL
Philadelphia Nationals again htanSi
thu World,s Champions today als
to 3 game. featured by light hl1<
6eaton. . right handler xroa n
Northwest. held the Athietic6 =
to four hits In ave innings. aa45
ono hit was made. or Ale1ando8
t~irled In the last dve innings IN
Pitched tho entire game for tlka
letica He was hit safely OmtjE
times, burt icss the game 5I5
Wtidne6s, : 's. s1s 'S75
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-04-02
Boys Play scrappy Cause.

4 very fast and snappy game "a
was played on Todd's Htll yeG&al5
afternoon between the TwetkyF
Street Sluggers and the Twenty~u
Street boys. The features OF the r.
was the pitching OF r. Meyer and
fielding Cf Undertake and McG1
The score by innings: n. r
Twentith st o o 201 l 0 o e.
Slugers 1870 90 0 o o 0-l &
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-04-02
Bits About Boston
National Players

Vincent Campbell. the great center
nelder of the Boston Braves In
generally acknowledged TO be the
heeteet man in the big league. He Is
said to have done 100 yards In even
time.
There are ten players on the Bos-
ton Nationals whose aggregate height
Is 81 fact and they have a com.
posite batting average chose to 500.
National League in 1911 there were
tive In the Boston Club.
Dr. Miller. the Braves" right
neiaer, Is the most consistent hitter
In the National League, not even ex.
cepting "Honus" Wagner himself. He
oats left handed. but hits left hand
pitchers AS well as right handlers. APP
parentiy they all look alike to him.
Hickory" Jackson. the wiry Texan
ranger. who guards left field, led the
National League in hitting for the
number OF games played. Kirke. who
went to Boston from New Orleans
near the close OF last season. had a
higher average than jackson. hu. did
not take part in 30 many games.
In recent game in Augusta, Jack
son drove u ball far over the left
fisid fence and half way across the
adjoining street. 1t was the longest
hit ever made on the Augusta grounds.
so said the local fans. and the first
time ball had ever been hit fair
over the left field fence.
Manager Killing, OF the Braves" al
catcher. was the pivot around which
the great Chicago team that won the
championship for several years in
Succession. revolved. Baseball IL not
Kings only accomplishment. He has
held the open pool championship OF
the world, and though he has given
up competitive play. the players man
age to tnyeigic him, Into = game al-
most every evening ut their hotel
during the trip. He 10 also q fne
three-cushion carrom billiard player,
one to take his measure.
Old ICY" Young. OF the Braves. -
has pitched more winning games OF
ball than any pitcher that ever played
the game. His victories to date NUM-
Der considerably more than ave hun
dred. and he evidently intends to add
largely TO the list the coming eeason,
Already no sappsArS TO b the best
man In the Braves corps Of pitch
era.
billie" Jones. the diminutive extra
fielder. who spends his winters moose
hunting In Maine. has thus far been
leading the team In batting. and ID
giving CAmpbeli q close run for the
base running honorv.
President Ward claims that the
pitching stan Of tho Braves. which
last year was weak. u now one OF
the strongest in the league. Tyler
Donnelly. PerduA Hogy. Young and
McTiEue. make = ssxtstts OF the very
best.
.'Hank" Gowdy. six feet two and
one-half inches. u the original pep
per boy" With Qowdy and Jos wal
on the coaching lines. there b sure
| to be- some music.
Bin Sweeney. who has finally come
TO tsrms with his club on : three.
year contract. has no superior - I
second baseman anywhere. He IL
moreover. hard ana scientific bats.
man and knows how 20 run when hs
gets on base.
.Buat Out a. TlssP hne-Up.
DETROIT, April l.--Manager Hugh
Jennings OF the Detroit Americans
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-04-02

where he win get his health together
and Try to form himself up.
Griffin has signed another pitcher,
showing his determination to do all In
his power to strengthen that end Of
the club. This new ones name 10 Me-
Mahon, and he halls from Washing
ton. Sounds Familiarity pleasant.
Here 10 the tabloid story Of the
same:
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-04-02

Sam ]. Curtis and company OF dve
people, headlining this weeks hill a.
the Lubth Theatre proved big hit
yesterday. They are offering the orig
inal school act written by Charles
Smith. The musA i%by Curtis him
self. Curtis 10 4 popular song writer
OF considerable fame, he composed
the song hit Baby Rose" and quite .
number Of other successes equally an
popular.
"a Session at schoor II teeming
with the quaint humor OF childhood
days. The asrangsment II catchy. and
the songs are pretty ard well sung.
Bob" Warren 10 q hne mcnologiat.
full Of witty sayings. He keep every
body laughing.
One Of the most thrilling exhibitions
Of aerial equilibrium ever offered in
this city IL being done by Deyorc and
Franklin. Franklin piles chairs upon
tables until his feet touch the cell
Ing when he does q hand balance,
such q stunt u seldom seen In vaude-
willie. Miss Devore II q remarkably
stronE woman. she handled two hun
bred and Nifty pound weights an II
they were mere plAythinKs.
Three reels Of very hiGh class mo-
tiOn pictures are projected during ths
performances. The pictures are free
from ANYTHING offensive. and are
really cdifying a. well ~ entertaining
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-04-02

Summary; EARNED CORRESPONDENCE.
s: Virginia. 2. Base on balls-~Or
Ga.mmon, 2; Goodhue. 8. Todd. 2.
Struck out--By Lecklaire, Z; by
Smith. 2. Two base hits-Carter. Gan
dill. Three base hit--Rixey. Home
runs--Tatress. Connolly Time Of
ganse-2 hours. Emplrc--CarrolL
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-04-02
"McFaddcu's Flats" at Bijou.

I1CE 2OU6,u tANS at DpgVMs
While there IL nothing in "McFad-
denis Flats which would tend to ele-
vate, the large house last night
found lot OF laughs and appeared
to pass a pleasant evening. The piece
Der OF times since 1t first appeared.
and 1t has been presented by both
worse and better companies.
The show Is not one for serious
consideration. 1t Is intended. as the
manager says, Cor foolish moments
only. And a. this il April Fools week.
that statement by tho manager must
be taken for its full face value.
There Is nothing startling in the
three acts. The first shows the under
side OF New York. the second gives
a glimpse of the Metropolitan tower.
and the third Il said to be q class
room in a female college In the
suburbs OF New York--probably
Hackensack---on a gloomy day..
During the progress OF the piece
several members Of the company es-
say TO sing, and II must be said that
the chorus Riris are we'll worth look
ing at, they are really good to gaze
upon.
Jerry ID. Sullivan and Lew Wiener.
the grotesque midgets, as the Yellow
Kids, created some amusement BY
their antics. while Sullivan presented
a contart.on act. which was of some
class.
.McFadden's Flats" is a good time
killer for those who wish to kill IT.
1t will spread no glooms. and may
bring a smile or two to tho face OF
tho most confirmed crouch. All this
week at the Bijou. II. q. 1.