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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-01-06
NEW YORK MECCA
FOR CAR MAKERS
BIG CITY SHOWS SIGNS OF IN
NASION OF EXHIBITORS OF
AUTOMOBILES

NEW YORK. Jan. 5.~-The Madi-
son Square Garden and Grand Cen
trail Palace automobile shows haven't
begun officially, TO be cure. fer one
IL due 10 open tomorrow night and
the other not until the middle OF
next week. but they really have start
ed In way. The trains from De-
troll and other automobile centres.
which got into town today. brought
all sorts of folks connected with the
factories. The hotels are fiiling up
with motor folks, because, although
the city Is supposed to he able to ap-
serb a convention and think nothing
of II, the automobile contingent Is
something more than a convention. 1t
is an invasion.
For instance, the Hudson Company
sent no less than twenty folks to the
city to be ready against the start
Ing OF thing tomorrow night. the
II t4tisef-i .af,s " Aes.tisd-e3 Ell.
Broadwell the vice. president. met
With number II dealers from the
neighboring district. including the Of
fcials Of the a. Elliott Kanney Com
pany, the local distributors. h. c.
Morse, general sales manager. and G.
6. W.Bningham. advertising manager
were others In the party. Ii in
Guided also r. ID. Stubs. =. II. Jack
sou, w. W. Garrison. j. y. Hill, O.
W Morgan. j. j. Boglarsky, +. A.
Conway. l. j Robinson, Southern
district sales manager; j. S. Draper.
dfstrtc: sai..s Hftttaeer: jean Bcnih,
Walter Bomb. central district sales
manager, l.. V. Smith, Richard Ba
con, Jr., Western district tales man
ager. j A. OFT, manager foreign de-
pArtment; T.. A. Stricken and +. O.
Patterson. Southwestern district sales
manager.
The Huptu obtie contingent. with j,
Walter Drake and Frank J. Mooney
at the head, came on To make ready
TO welcome the members Of the world
touring party, who came In on the
Lpsitania, with their tiny car which
has been around the world. They
were met by II. J. koehler, who rep
resents the car In this district.
Lee Anderson. OF the Chalmers w
c. Barry. Jr.. If the Seiden. ami
George N, Davis. Of the Pierce Ar
row. were some others who got to
town yesterday The packard Com
pany will have delegation OF about
forty men in town for the show. Ev
cry train from the VAST ~ bringing
along those who are Interested In
the forthcoming shows.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-01-06
MAY BE FIGHT OVER
CHARLESTON RACING

CHARLESTON. 8. c.. Jan. s.--An
expression of sentiment for racing
here was CLEANED this afternoon when
q petition signed by two-thirds Of
Charleston's property holders and
business men was presented to the
eight members OF the State Legis-
iature from this county at the annual
meeting held in the Chamber OF Com
merce preceding the departure Of the
Legislators, to assume their duties at
the piteI- In Columbia ----------
There was also an anti-petition
presented. requesting legislation to
prevent racing TIE anti petition
compared weakly AZ against the
strong arguments offered by the many
solid and influential business men
why the Legislature should enact no
hostile laws against the racing Among
the speaKern FOR the racins We're
Captain f. w. Wagner. w. N. Bird,
H. Wiiiensky and othsra
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-01-06
BASEBALL NOTES OF
VIRGINIA LEAGUE

Professional baseball games are 70
be charged license taxes II the pro-
gram Of the State Tax Commission
In enacted into law. il tho announce
ment made Another blow at the VIZ
ginia League.
Raley is coming back To the Viz
sinia League eScleims Mr.. Miiey. OF
tynchburE. Raley? Really
Manager ShafIer buys an interest III
the Norfolk club, sass - new item.
from whom7
Local handwriting expert crittcises
Manager Steve Griffin's penmanship.
Possibly Steve o.srsraifea and Is
troubled with Charley Horse,
Atlanta gets Dutch Rereiie and Iron
Hogue. ono is "a pitcher or promise
and the other II promising pitcher.
Shortstop Newton. late Of Yazoo
City. has been sold to che Roanoke
club by Mobile. Newton, OF Roa-
hoke. certainly sounds n little more
iasssy than Newton. OF Tazoo.
President Williams IL pleased at the
raise In drafting prices. So is MIR.
Wilkinson. Of LyBeaeurg. and a few
others.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-01-06

William pinwiddie, of New York,
who is an energetic, enterprising and
altogether enthusiastic crusader
against noise, unnecessary noise, is
promoting campaign for the sup
preston at HE automobile ffeise nth
sance. He evidently has not heard OF
the traffic regulations Of Richmond,
for he Is circula rtzing the new Chi
cago ordinance as q model for all
cities TO follow.
The Richmond ordinance. which Is
almost the same as the Louisville,
KY, ordinance. rs fully eaeaf 10 the
Chicago law--although il has 4 little
more legal verbiage---as a ccmpari-
son Will show.
Richmond's ordinance on antI-noise
reads,
Richmond Regulations
Section IL. All bicycles, motor hicy-
cles, automobiles and all other riding
machines and horseless vehicles upon
the streets shall have attached there
Ia gong. bell, horn or other ade-
Grate signal In good working order.
to be approved by the Chief of Po-
lice. and of proper size and charac-
ter sufficient to give warning OF the
approach of such vehicles to pcdes-
trians and to riders and drivers OF
other vehicles and TO persons enter
ing or leaving the street ears. aud
zach gongs. bells. horns and other
signals sha.. rot o. soGnao3. except
when necessary to give warning, pro-
vided that NJ such gong, bell, horn
or other signal shall produce n sound
unusually loud. annoying or OF dis
tressing character or such al VIII
Brighten pedestrians or animals. or
extreme noise, as sirens" or similar
instruments that produce unusually
loud annoying or distressing sounds.
provided that provision OF this sec
ton shall not apply to public amhu-
lances. vehicles belonging TO the FIRE
m, police departments of the lily of
Richmond, or vehicles Belonging to
public service corporations required
t. respond TO alarms of Are or other
emergency calls
Section II. No person operating a
self propelled vehicle shall permit
the motors OF same to operate in such
II manner as TO visibly emit an I'M
duly great amount of steam, smoke
. 81 pr31snsas Ia .lss,tssskst fstn .sffSiis ass4
haust pipes or openings.
Section Is. No person operating a
self propelled vehicle shall permit
rho pipes, "mufflers." or other de-
vices to emit sounds OF exhaust In a
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-01-06
TWELVE CLUBS IN
CENTRAL LEAGUE

CINCINNATI. Jan. B.---Whiie the
big iesguers were doing all In their
power to make baseball history, the
minors took hand IN the history,
nA4kstnyx.r st.hefEsssgtxass = z asygs ceassat
k@agiie held meeting and decided
upon i9-c.nh- circuit next
season. The league will consist OF
Fort Wayne. Wheeling. South Bend.
Zanesville Dayton. Terre Haute ana
Grand Rapids. OF the league Of last
year, while Springfield. o.. OF the
Ohio State League, will enter in
place Of Evansville Ind. Besides
these eight teams Akron, O.. Youngs-
town. O.. Canton. O.. and Erie, Pa.
Of the Ohio and Pennsylvania League.
witt toin with the Central League.
This VIII leave Mansfield, OF the
Ohio Pennsylvania League. by itself.
but II Is said that II viii be taken
care of before the season opens
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-01-06
WOULD TRADE CLARKE FOR
JACK KNIGHT or YANkS

NEW YORK. Jan. 5.--Frank Far
rell. boss of the Highlanders. has had
a severe shock, but with the aid OF
restorativcs survived It. Robert
Hedges. owner OF the st. Louis Browns.
wrote to Farrell and offered to trade
Justin Clarke, the catcher. for Jack
knight. As soon az Farrell came to
he staroered to the typewriter and
clicked en- the following reply: Your
offer does not appeal to me-"
There's only one player on the
Browns I'd take" remarked Farrell.
land that's Shotten. the outfielder."
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-01-06
VIRGINIA LAMENTS
OVER TRACK TEAM
'sien Stow Coming Out and
Fail 10 lake interest
in Their Work
SO POP lANNiGAN.
TRAINER, DECLARES
Hard Schedule Ahead ana
Boston is After Relay
Team 10 Run There
February 10

tspecial "a The Richmond Nirsiaianp
4uAki.tyI 4 rs ii.l>t>. VA, Jan, y
~-~ wan tyt B.-luntNg II the HuoCf
track season oIus a month away, ana
wt.ll Jasl isur i.tttr men bath IN
ebisesC 20 form The nuCtc~s oi 10"
fe.a5n. the prospects al present fVr
st8tGeSslul ELAALn axe lLiA4 in4E-tt any
thing bat lrlAht
tisginfa Track schedule this year
Is ere II tAn longest afaa most ifl1-
purlAnt ever upnerlaken ov the team.
-Four Dig indoor meels are already as
sused AND there are prospects tor sey-
erai Others. At these iueets Virginia
vial compete against the teams II tins
iargest Northern universities.
Plans are being formulated nj pres
ent 10 send Il relay team 10 the i'os-
ten a. 4, indoor meet on February
/, 10 run a triangular relay against
Male ana Harvard. Virginia @ill also
meei Cornell in a reiov at the Rcn-
mond meet on February ~.
Meet !. Washington.
Strenuous efforts are being made 10
PREF are the team for the George Wash
tngton meet on February TO- wnen
ssnington and Lee and Carolina VIII
meet Virginia IN the preliminaries for
III. southern relay championship, Pop
IanuigAn is very peSsimieftc about
the situation. bat rs working hard with
ms limited material. He SAID today
in reference TO The situation.
The prospects are worse than have
ever seen them at Virginia, at this
time of the year. The new men are
slow In coming out, and they do not
seem a. take the right Interest In
the work. ! would like 10 aee every
man who ever ran or who thinks he
can be taught TO run come out this at
ternoon."
Three Stars Missing.
OF last years relay team. Boyle.
Berkeley. md WHiiersteiu aro missing
and their places will have TO be hiIed
by new men. Captain Told il out
every day. and VIII run last on the
Felaw ns usual. Cookies work all year
has been very good. and he will prob
.fta+i Lewis -.4ti
Briggs are showing up well and viii
make a try for positions. Boyies rns1E-
nation from the team was bad blow
as Ii deprived the team OF the SER
vices of one of the best quarter -mllers.
Below Is the schedule for the In
door season as far az II has been COM
pleted:
Richmond meet and relay race with
Cornell February "a.
Georgetown games on March :. and
relay race against Georgetown,
In addition to these meets Virginia
has been asked 10 send Il relay 10
Boston, Mass. tn compete aFatnst Yale
and Harvard on February 10. Wheth-
or or not the invitation viii be ac-
cepted depends upon the prospects at
the time.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-01-06
ATLANTIC GARDEN
is THING OF PAST

NEW YORK. Jan 5.--Tha final
curtain has been rung down on the
Bowery's old Atlantic Garden. Dusty,
time worn objects. some Of them dat
ing back to the time when Bill
Kramer, nfty-rour years ago. opened
the garden as place Of resort for
the then growing German population
OF downtown New York, went under
the auctioneer's hammer yesterday
and to-day.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-01-06
VARSITY MANAGER
VICTIM OF DISCIPLINE

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 5.--Jau,es
Bodley, the we'll known runner has
been oussed sas tAe.. manager scf the
basketball team OF the University OF
Pennsylvania by the faculty commit
tee because he played Pearson, for
ward. in the recent game against St.
Johns College.
From the explanation given Pearson
had more than two conditions. and
undergraduates at the University of
Pennsylvania are forbidden to partici.
pate In arttfetftsf II. they Nave more
than two corsitttons.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-01-06
No rurf Wa. IL IN Kentucky.

NEW YORK, Jan. 5.--Matt Vim.
WIN is u'.ruatcd II tie new Lou =
vile Jockey Club as well as the Juarex
Jockey Club. said on flying visit to
this city that there would be no turf
war In Kentucky. A disagreement
over dates had been reported a. likely
to lead to dissension. Mr. VIM
stated that perfectly amicable ar
rangement had been reached and that
tomorrow the Kentucky Racing Com
mission would announce the ix-
lures for the season. Mr.. VIM left
for Louisville, where he II sure Of q
successful meeting this year.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-01-06
Annual Dinner OF Engineers.

The annual dinner of the Society Of
Automobile Engineers win be held on
the evening Of January 10 at the
Hotel Aston. New York. II IL ex-
nected that 900 or more engineers
Will he present. The committee In
charge of the dinner is made up OF
r. M. swettsnd. Herman r. Curt1
Thomas J, Fay, Howard r. Conn. r.
J. Newman and Coker r. Clarkson.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-01-06
MAN OF TWENTY-FIVE.
MAKES GOLF RECORD

NEW YORK, Jan. SIT Is the
birthday custom OF. J. Elihu Butts. one
Of the Joidesi.. most popular and most
.esicus members OF the Dyker Meadow
Golf Club. 10 play = round OF that
.ootirse. just before Christmas and a
feE days after completing his seven
sy-fifth year, Mr.. Butts scored over
&lae Writer green of tire byker club in
~ strokes. eclipsingS all his previous
A1TtAdAy rsoortis.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-01-06
oArrt-cAZAZzA RECEIVES
CONTRACT FOR THREE YEARS

NEW YORK, Jan. 6.--The Metro.
politan Opera Company has renewed
for three seasons the contracts with
Giulio Gatti- Casazza- the general man
ager.- and Maestro Arturo Fescanfnf.
Chairman Otto n. Kahn Of the board
Of directors made public this decis.
ion today,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-01-06
Ten Eyk's Rowing Partner Dead.

WORCHESTER. MASS, Jan. So
Charles n. Lewis. s. years old. one
time rowing partner Of Edward Han.
Ion Ten Eyck, died yesterday in the
city hospital from ulcer Of the stcm.
ach. lewis career a. . sculler and
Eyck Of several New England, Amer
lean. Canadian and International
championships and paired with Ten
Syck hew ~ invinc1hls h double
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-01-06

Although Harry Herrick and Ray
Earroun are not shown in the above
picture the quartet that appears are
rightly called speed kings. Already
they are planning extensive can't
paigns for 1912. Tho four drivers
shown are Frank Witt. in r. NJ. f..
winner of the Tiedman trophy Qeftl,
and David Bruce Brown, in Fiat win
ner of the Grand Prize race: below are
Ralph Milford. who won tho Wander
bilt cup In Lozier car 0efD. and
Hugh Hughes, In Mercer car. winner
of Savannah trophy race. ..
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-01-06

Section Is. No person operating
self propelled vehicle shall permit
rho pipes, "mufflers." or other de-
vices to emit sounds OF exhaust in a
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Oranseilentlnms Me5ertragHnsel

CHARTS U. Sgben an George g.
Sgben, Got 10 in 5oiepb 6cnanoer's
linterabtbeiluns; 81.
Jennie 6. WiIIer an Maipb 8. Qeips
comb uno Rap 6. Jeniins, 133 Jub
an Der 4orbieix Der WalIep Boob; 81.
1bsr.id Safer, per Sberiff, an bie
Dorrn GoIbbloti MeoItp Co., Cots 80
unb 73 In Robert Droipn's llnterab-
tbeiluns; ferner Cots z. s, 8, 10. IL.
IL. 13, Ia, 15, 16, IL unb is IN Jobr
s. GoFer's unterdbtbtilulg; fsrner
Got So in Callers erfter abbition;
$3.50.
Gun SO. Wlo[on, Gretntor. an Mn'
ME 6. MeDleetiu, 38 Sub an btr DIT
feite Der 9igbIonD Apenus; 81.
q. ). Rat an bic German M. ..
Wifiion Sosietn, 20 Bel 100 Uub an
|ber Weftisite b.r Mace Gtrnbs, r0rb'
lid BON Canal; 81.
Die Msiropo!iiaH Nenltn 90. on bia
Cincinnati, lebdnpn &: northern ct
fsubobns Geieuf9dfi, einsn 3rnft 2dn1
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rutis bon bem ganqliier 5uriid, Der
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senbdnbis efniee 3eilen auf Dos pa
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ben 5reunoen leien lieB, oe es biIliss
ten, unb enbIid, bus Shreibtn nit
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fiegelte unb apreFirts.
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6err piel rubiger ouf. ais er fih nie=
berseiebt, anb iagte nit Ianter
Gimme.
so, ineine Ssrrsn, bds ipdre raid
9enug beenbigt uno nun iperbe ih bic
fen Brief Ielbit ouf Die qoit traeen.
bamit ih iiber feline 8eioreune fiber
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in fbrem 3inmer isin, uno bort tperbt
th Sic treffen, fpbalo it bon msinem
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SD glaubte Wunoer !pas id, ssbuen 3u
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IN Min Greet 3oipnIhip; $55. 900.
Hntberine OinIer an Die Wetterer
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Der leioenben Menfhbeit nimmt Or.
6ilsbee eine berDorragsnbs Stellunq
elm. 8iels Sauienbe, ipel4e bur9 Die
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tpelfx in alien ienen Der3tpsifelt.n ssdts
len alIein nod 9eilung bra6e, ipor
aber eben Or. Silsbee's 4ratefis -
aus ben beiten Mebitamsnten 9eraes
ftellte tpeihe Stubl5dpftsn, fpelte an
benz Gib bts leiDens in ben R0rper
eingefiibrt iperben. proben frsi Ders
fnnbt bon g. HeuftaeDtsr & Co., 9or
1916. NsiD Yort. b,s
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Die Gtrpbblie ntrben
fbeurer. Dos tommsnne Jriibiabr
bsbrcbt uns nit elmer psftntlinengr4
bobung btr preils fir Gtrobbiite. Rad
ben pom ensliTHen 6onbsisminiftts
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ginfubr BON Girpbgdle1t nnb anbe.
rem Usnttri0iien ssetniibtr bem Sabre
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Abgtiebsn BON ber Durh Biz 9inefiIMe
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fltAt, bos BON ben U<reiEigttn Gtdns
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bspor3ugt ipirb, ipeiftn bsmaufoloe ble
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Gttietrung pon 10 biS - pyeseut
nuf.