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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-10-22
Sheriff Harbergcr
Saves Stew

NEW YORK, Oct. 2I.-Shex1l
Illus hamburger won the dectel0A
Jim Stewart and Gunboat Suatl
Madison square Garden tonISkt
little peacemaker of New York e.
ty got into the ring before the ~
ming of the eighth round arA44
fused to let the bout go on H&sl
sidered IL brutal, inasmuch Al
art had been iioored five tinaMl
seven rounds. ~
They brought stewart into thu
at the close Of the show, ana 4
there was more trouble. Joe Hu
reys announced TINT Jim w1nkG
show his friends hat he Waal
bit hurt. Sheriff hamburger thS
into the ring for the second time
said: 81 have no explanations u IL
I owe no apology to the peopIo
are unfriendiy to decency. 7 a111
sirons OF giving you decent
In this community, and az olHG
will not allow brutality. Stewax11
not only knocked out. but ne M
unfit to fight. I will not be bun
by the management. This Wa
fight, and not boxing, and I I'M
it and I'll stop II again"
Larry Mccoy and Mickey r.
tried for knockout in NIX ~
Larry's optics were in deep
ing at the end. but he won neX
less. clearly outboxing Deyine.
Joe Thomas. Of New Oriear q
lily whipped Willie Beecher.
came Joe Sefger and Eddie ~
Billy jon stopped it in the third
when Seiger seemed to be on th&
Of going out.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-10-22
Fall Three Miles.

BERLIN, Oct. 21.--Hans Gerickc.
the widely known German balloonist.
who fell from the awful height Of
three miles yesterday, when his gas
bag Was struck By lightning. was the
hero Of The 81. Louis balloon race
severed years ago. when he, with his
mate. was carried into the wiads Of
Canada before landing was maae.
winning the international cup.
With Captain Gericke, ~ Bitterfola.'
yesterday, was Lieutenant Stieler. who
was also killed. The two men were
testing q new balloon for. use In the
coming meeting and had reached 4
height Of more thaU 5000 feet. En-
eountering q storm. they were attempt
inG TO ascend Sttii higher To escape
the disturbance when suddenly their
en0rrnpils 9as bag shot IN ~ heiEiat
of something more than iS.090 feet.
where n " pFesumsd II ~ ltypck
~
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-10-22
Season for Roller
Skating Starts Up

The Palace Roller Skating rink
which Is In full swing for the winter
season, viii held its first series of
races Friday night, when Alex Taylor
will race Shipley, OF Baltimore. In a
one-miIe scratch race.
This IL the first time these boys
have been matched. Manager Calls
after seeing Shipley race at Baltimore.
decided TO bring him TO Richmond to
skate.
The Kahn boys viii again be seen in
handicap race. --------~--r---
An innovaffsn this season is the
appearance of Miss Alga Thornley,,
formerly Of Thornley's skating girls.
This young lady has skated since the
age OF six years, and has appeared
In all the leading theaters and roller
Kinks in the United States. Miss
Thornley, will look after the beginners
among the ladies and children,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-10-22
MASONS HERE Il
FOUR DAYS s.
GRAND LODGE, KNIGHTS
LAR, AND MYSTIC sTRxM
TO HOLD FORTH.

During the remainder o. ~
week the city will be inva4o1|
members of the Masonic frAf~
OF every rank. The Grand Lod9e&
ter will assemble today. the
lodge WIN get together torn
and on Thursday the knights
lar will come forth not only n
but to parade.
AT all these meetings leading r.
bers Of the fraternity from Ill
the State will appear, ofiiccfN
be elected and many banQuee1a
be participated in
The Mystic Shrine always ENe4
the spirit of the occasion, ana
ADVANTAGE OF the presence Of -
members. This mysterious botx
hold a meeting on Friday MI
which the notables and th6
from about the State wall ~
eut.
Potenate O'FTaherty 10 AETQ~
to show the visitors come hne
and IL may be that some inn0
may be prevailed upon TO ere
hot sands, just to give AmrM
to the old stagers Of the shT1N11
The Grand Commandery
Templar will give q parade on
day afternoon, The Inc VIII
promptly at Ala o'clock down
to Fifth. to Franklin. to h1cMl
college campus, where DIR
rade and review by the ofAccrn
grand commandery will tAka
+ Right Eminent Grand CommAAM
d. Hotchkiss, the reviewing e.
will be accompanied by the M4
Of hts staff. After the review
I Templars will form in columns
march down Grace street to ~
/ where the parade will disbanAs'
onel Henry NJ. Boykin will -
marshal.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-10-22
corrorat; cns, !. Explain,

Chartered concerns OF the state
which have failed to make their an
nuaa reports Of business TO the State
corporation commission have been
cited to appear before thar body to-
day to show cause why they shetitd
mt b. ansd. The companies 10 an
RIVER are:
The stuart Water COMPANY.
The Ht Paul Normal and industfial
schooi.
The Newport News and York River
TRANSPORTATION company
The Frsdsrirk and Clarke fsisp asAtse
IcouabAnx. n s3.ss
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-10-22
JOHNNY PRIEST WILL PLAY
WITH YANKEES NEXT YEAR

MEN YORK, Oct 2l,--Erank Far
reli. of the New York Americans. has
reserved thirty-four ball players for
next season. The new names includ-
ed in the list are Barry. first base
man: Gaiser and Grenir. or Paddy
Greene a sensational young pitcher
that the Giants were after. His re-
servations also include Hoff. Priest,
Thompson and Davis, who have all
been seen here.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-10-22
Hearing Is Continued.

The preliminary hearing of Andrew
Tray and James Fife, coiored. each
or whom IL heing held on suspicion
Of being tho man who wounded
Lewis Williams. the negro who was
found dead In his cell Sunday morn
ms. was continued IL October s6th
~ f,iatieo f1xtgEa x1DieKd
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-10-22

= William Hodge, in the quaint char
aeter of Daniel VOORHEES, Pike. in
The Man From Home has estab-
lished himself as one of the most
popular stars that has visited Rich
mond I'M years, Ii Ia easy to under
stand why this clever American COM
edy was able to hold the attention
Of the theaterxaers OF New York for
seventy weeks, Chicago for forty
three weeks. Boston for thirty one
weeks. and Philadelphia for nineteen
weeks. Friday night Mr.. Hodge will
start his engagement at the Academy.
The demand for seats has been such
az 10 insure capacity business.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-10-22

1.-THE PINK LADY" WINS
ALL-AROUND SUCCESS

Packed House See Musical Comedy at the Academy"Ihe
Winning Widow" in New Attire Comes to the Bijou.
Child Wonder Appears the Colonial and Quartet Wins
Favor at the Empire
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-10-22
Al the Colonial

Baby Helen, wee mite of a gold
n-haired child, not more than six
years old. garnered the chief honors
OF the new show at the Colonial last
night. In fact. the wonderfut little
girl was such q success that she prac-
ffcally hindereem the rest OF The en-
tertainment proceeding for some lit
tie time. The baby sings four songs
and tells quite as many stories. Par
tiealariy noticeable an the Offering
of this infant prodigy Was her as
tonishing grace and stage presence,
her splendid articulation and beauti-
rul pronunciation There Is little
question that me children will flock
to sea her, and, more than that. the
elder folks are sure to be surprising
ly entertained.
The Yoschino troupe. three foot
jugglers. water jugglers. contortion-
lists and balancers, were we'll appre-
ciated.
Red Ike remarkably amusing
character, looks amusing is rs good
as he, looks. Red Ike" is q sketch
as we'll as a character in the sketch.
The whole piece is different In style
and wonderfully entertain ng. Four
curtain calls were accorded Ed d.
Corsia and his assoc ate players.
Brown and Williams, singing. dane
ing and roller skating comedians, en-
tertained and we're H.caly appreciated.
RUDE Strickland, look ng 10 be sew
en- feet tall, sang. talked. played a
violin and French horn. He Is the
rural type OF comedian to the let
ter and earned prolonged applause
Comedy and dramatic picture plays
completed the bill.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-10-22

NEW HAVEN, CONN, Oct 2l.--
with the exception of Tackle Talbot
every Yale player who faced West
Point Saturday was on the griairon TO-
day, and In uniform. Talbot mad a
recitation scheduled and cut The prac-
tice. The enI..s squad, ineiudlng the
veterans. were in the drill in quick
staring. but were not asked to either
reel off signal plays or scrimmage
Nate Wheeler was given the quar-
terback position today. and the eoacheA
admitted that his running OF tue plays
showed dash. Cornish was in 0ni-
form. but although three quarternaeks
we've tried, he WIS rested, his mus
cl. brSllse has not yet vanished Lotus
succeeded Wheeler, and Dyer replaced
j .afts.%. Ru1nJellN Istnrned ~ the
. ....Yis4sa...si4{a after t1eo weeks Ar
sence aud was one 81 thc best
ground gamers of the afiSrbeoh fpf
the regulars, scoring t14Ghd9Mn
and neatly kicking a goal
"a l-. aG Afla2.J Ice y erG. gel
80 bp Charley White. If, son 0f tsie
veteran referee. He twice broke loose
for end runs. 'dashing thirty yarns ~
his ffrwr and twenty In his second ef-
fpnse. and only being brought down
from behind each time. On each "c
caster the regulars narrowly escaped
being scored upon
Young Whites showing to-day indi-
Gated that ne Will prove possiotf'ty Tor
the ianal games.
Young Walter camp featured after
10 has been called into action lii the
second string bauktteid. His run PACK
of a punt netted forty Yards vain
returning strength he has began 10
,sEht hs4 way hrssSly back toward
regular position r..
Twp touchaowns were scored, Cas-
ties rfpping through left tackle 3of
the frst after ten minutes OF shapls
line crashing in which no Inc e1i.t"
ii~c ,rasbinr in which no long runs
wara registered. Markle kicked goal
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-10-22
At the Empire.

Four large sized fellows. CARRIED in
the picturesque costumes Of the stu
dents or Heidelberg university, sang
their way into the stellar hon0rs of
the new weeks show at the Empire
last night. Especially in the lower
register of the four men is the sing
ing particularly sweet and colorfuI,
and the harmonizing OF the quartet
careful training. Best or all they keep
away from the commonly accepted
popular melodies. devoting their ef-
forts to the higher class ballads. and
operate selections. This seemed to
suit their audiences to a nicely, and
they were accorded many encores.
Aldro and Mitchell, two men. one
wearing a grotesque make- up. showed
exceilen kymnastic work. which Is
done in theSair on a revolving ladder.
They work quickly.
An comedy roller skaters, the Adams
brothers are as good as the best vet
seen in vaudeville In this citr In
addition N wearing eleRant rost times,
singing dancing and tellirG funay'
lknxzes th4E IA6e alas naakt intnEs
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-10-22

esting of all. they tumble good and
plenty TO the manifest enjoyment of
every body.
A black face character and nu-
latto girl character are offered by
Goforth and Doyle in singing and dia-
logue -
Barry and Mildred offer comedy
sketch entitled "Reilly's Mistake AS
the name would indicate. it has an
Irish favor. and those who appreciate
good Irish comedy work Will be sure
to enjoy the excellent work of the male
member.
Pho;oplass. dramatic and education
al, round out the bill
Halton In Mann Play.
Charles Halton, who has made
something of personal hit with
Louis Mann in "Elevating A Hus-
band tqs be seen here Thursday. In a
character actor with series of dia-
lects second in excellence only to
Mr.. Manns. Mr. Haiton has played
Louis Mann's roles in revivals OF vari-
Gus Mann success and understud-
led Eddie Fox In Mr. Hamlet OF
Broadway" playing the Foy role on
a few occasions with marked sue
cess. To retain Mr.. Halfon under
contract Werba e. Luescher, at the
conclusion 81 Mr.. Mann's last sea-
son. immediately placed him in the
cast of The Rose Maid" at the
Globe theater in New York. return
ing him to Mr. Mann's company on
the occasion of the opening of"Eievat-
ing A Husband
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-10-22
wendell hack la Line Up.


CAMBRIDGE, MASS. oet. 2l.--
The varsity candidates We're given ne
scrinlmage this afternoon, but there
WAS plenty of strenuous work during
the secret signal practice, which last
ed until almost twilight Captain
Wendell was back in the lineup and
several new plays Were rehearsed In
authorization Of what is considered the
first hard game OF the ssason. THAI
against Brown for s.ext Saturday.
The coaches who Watched Bruwn Ia
her victorious contest against Penn
sylvania last Saturday brought The
second eleven into the stadium and
showed the varsity candidates. who
stood around wrapped in blankets,
what Brown displayed against the
Quakers.
After this reproduction" of the
game at Providence had been enacted,
the second team was excused and
the varsity lined up for several new
formations, hut no attempt at hard
serinifnage or rushiNg the ball for is
lance was attempted.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-10-22

PHI, An EI- pHIA- Oct 21.==I'enn-
sylyania's varsity football players Were
given light practice at Franklin hei1
this afternoon. most Of them being
so,a and tired from the drubbtns they
received at Browns hands SATURDAY.
one important change was mace
when Minds. vino WAS quarterback IN
freshman team of 1919, was sent pach
10 that position today and MS place
an halfbark taken by Marshall Last
year Minds was quarter on the var
atty, but this year he has been used
A, half on account Of his extra weight
saturdays experience, however, has
taught Coach smith that ne meets d
bandy man at quarter. Coach Smith
contemplate sending Marshall In at
the end position. Young, the left end,
~ In pretty bad shape as result OF
the hard work Ia the Swattnmore ana
Brown games The line may further
be strengthened by Rogers. who VIII
play tackle or guard.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-10-22
Country Club Road.

- The county authorities are repairing
ths road to the Country club. A top
dressing OF tar has been applied TO
a portion of the thoroughfares in the
vicinity of the club and motorists are
travelling this part Of the highway very
gingerly. After rolling over the fresh
tar for q short distance and then tax
ing 70 the dusty highway again gives
the wheels anything but a dainty ap-
pearanee But the cars are as edec-
tive as steam rollers in laying down
the qtfrface
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-10-22
Alec Truck on Trip.

An Alec truck IN goin~ to make n
trip TO Newport News some time this
week. If 1t Begotiates the road in
New Kent county with q load no more
need he. said or written On the acoTe
OF efficiency. Any loaded truck mat
makes that journey will carry It's Ca
paeity over any highway in Virginia
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-10-22
VIII Sell Krit Cars.

E. B. Jones has been appointed spe-
ciai agent for Krit cars by the Alsop
Motor company, the distributors for
Virginia. Mr.. Jones territory w'ti
include West Virginia as well as this
State
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-11-06

aGaIas' IaeuOrrary ~ narrow mar
gina
la Pennsylvania and NichiEan ~
rare uas vrTy eloSP. a1d ghsss tua
states r-PFeE1spd total 81 a. voieu
"a ih- ei-ciUrai coilsEe
Wilson Epgs inrO poster utfh . coa.
biusa Ih-mO-rsfi- HOns- ana sennt-
hphlnd htul.
THIS usaus thas he rtl ~ ahts "a
enac, aay Iaua that ~ nay tksak
nsees-Ary He vii Htsiy ooH hosh
hoosss or ort-r iumeAlsiely after h-
lha she ehssr.
NJ rstuFss TEu1l tie Uartou. States
uo'p saalyaad snd give EEeaf hups.
Ths uEnarTaitr hBdulias Uas Erput
-aouEh - carr nan Slate iekris
SaDuEa
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-11-06

T'hilaaeiPhla-l.lus yreriurss out o,
e-ss ia Pelnsy 'vasla give Tar &.
--1. wHnen. ss.esS Rau.evl,- s2.Sis.
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FrlhSlius cosnty 10 distrsrss ous
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eusaiy give W'Iluua ss';: RoOsrvsn.
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AiiosnA Returns iEdlcass m r.
pshitsn oundi1aiss foq CoaErs.-nan-
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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-11-06
FOR
OAR MEETING

STATE CONFLUENCE WILL OPEN
HERE TOMORROW ASo LAsTs
rHRoUctt FRioAT.
Tao tGilorinE programmes uiH ~
arr-d OF - Iie IiiA nuHani cnafcT
eacs or ~ T,anshiers u ;hs Amer
ssh ~, olsiion 70 b. rid 10 Lhis "a,
tomorrow and Frtduy
Thursaav. NsvSnSsr :.
h1ornsas Ssuoa, iI:S0 q -.
COsieEVHr~ Cnilcd 70 OrApT stat
RsEent
Rituai
Adlreus Of Utl1olP Mr.. - q
SioasIrT. Wlllian Hgmuad ChA0tsF.
nulpCnss Mn, LsWis DTAnaen.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-11-06

eFaiic host o. 'he ua..ou soday. I.nsl
sigh 'hsy had s-naca tss victory asa
p ioSEcsd su, iodag ihey arr loud in
Ersiss Wilson and Marshau have
csrri'El = q he ~ states in fa~ IN
!oh
"a he n-hrrs tarr had run s--ond
aha solEe - ih~-n ser- rroorara
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-11-06
Wilson'S
Vote 1896

ROOsEVGLT LEADS TAFT WITH
~ TO - VOTGS IN TttE ELgc-
ToRAL eoLLEeG
NEW YORK NoN. S.-Rest.-d -
lais n ~ etrrtuEai eullal. e Ios1p
fsh nuEutlg i've WTTtul ~. Runsr-
.vuil IA ~ RlR -
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COUNTY
S DEMOCRATIC
RETuRNs FROn VOURTEEn PRE-
eiScTS CHOW DIo LEAD FoR
oEN9OcRATO.

FourteeH PrerineiS Of NaTiOn o~un
~ s5ous dscIdsd gala for he DINO
uatn The vote ~ tbs coansy tichs,
Of these pr-clncIs vas as fellows:
Fog Sharta.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-11-06

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etiabaltioes strsmment.

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fiihrte nit Redt Den 9sinumsn .os
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Der Shinten III all. unb er FOL
mir uno ben ainoern sinen nelien b.
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Sic i6Iame 1ienf tiaasa.
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llno pern e Sbnsn sinsn sroit sss
pdbrt - i'd min aIein bl,iben -
trsu meinsr aunIt - tr.u mir i.Itfi
- aud iiber msin. aiebs binfpsg
DEM meines Monnes SHUTTER mibis
mid nufnsbmsn - aud Obne bieie
bduslihen sugenbsn, Die Iis 70 iitsr
al.s hoaftelt.
Gittn gaumsiittr."
Grids Baden peritummte. Baa
mar tie bod fur Elm pabrss. sbrIi6sS
MenIdsntino! ga, fs bate r.6t.
ainitlerin mar fie - Bis in ibr
lpdbrbdftiges StrS binsin
foIte lie bleibsn - au4 als
Dsib. 8enn nun fiirdtete sr t,iu,n
1nbsrsn Rsbenbubler m,br oIs ibrt
-. 9amit dbsr riiree e.
lDobl fertig tpsrben. 9snn mas nun
bas bieb: 5rObIidss Sfoffsr
-. 9rieitsr unb grisitsrin am btis
4ltar -. nno al bas an.
bere. SeiIiser Sebaitidn. @ls
mar ibm bern nur sineefdltn, oah
sr ii6 an Iei-.r Muttsr Sdtr5s bdn.
gen polts!.. -. Cine aodin bet1m
II bod Dobl ale Gage. -. aber cine
Jruu2 -.
Gin sroBsr Sorb buntslroter Ros
len ipsdts nnhsrsn Sasts bic jungs
aus ibrem MorgenidIums
ner -. uno lie barg in itummtr
uno Hiibrung ibr bIdF,s an.
Isfiat barinnsn -. uno bi. b.ibees
peinten 4ugsn.