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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-01-13
FANCY POULTRY
on EXHIBITION
At GREAT SHOW

Everything is In readiness for the
opening OF the poultry show to run all
week, beginning tomorrow, in the big
Chesapeake and Ohio building, sos
East Main street
Several thousand pirds will be on
exhibition, representing the high class
fans isrs Of the State as well as many
fr, IN ether sections.
The managers are to be congratu-
lated upon the success which seems
To Lave crowned their efforts toward
making this show the best since the
organization or the association.
Lovers OF poultry can spend a day
in the show rooms. and enjoy them
selves 10 the fullest. There will he
some of the finest exhibits in fancy
and foreign stock ever seen in Rich
mord.
The attendance from out OF town
promises to be very large, as interest
In psiutrv Ia intense all over the state.
Not cniy viii this be a most COM
piete exhibition Of poultry. but there
and other pet stock.
The doors will be open day and
highs 50 that the visitor may take his
tim. In inspecting the birds.
Special accommodations and COM
forts nave been made for lady patrons
With the exception OF few local
coops, the exhibits are already in their
places. BY tonight all will be on hand
and the Judges will start on their
work tomorrow morning
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-01-13

away to a flying start and was being
picked by many critics as a possible
pennant winner. Some of the players
all but started spending their share of
the big series. The Sox had almost
lost the game thai afternoon through
peculiar play, r.'i as luck would
have 1t a number of the boys we're
discussing the situation, when Cohan
made his debut. AS a result the APP
pIause that greeted him from the Chi
cago boxes was very half hearted. A
few of the youngsters in order TO make
good, started applauding after every
oise else had stopped, making things
worse Callahan was sore and paid
his respects to the team on his return
to the hotel.
The White Sox went from Boston TO
New York. Peters WIS making his
Broadway debut. After dinner he ask
ed one OF the other players If there
was anything on for the evening.
sure" remarked the player ques-
toned, callahan has the tickets.
Bought and Paid For.'
Gee, I'm glad OF that" answered
Peters. Now IL we forget to applaud
at the right time, we won't get roast
es when we get back TO the hotel
Copyright, 1913, by w. @. Evans)
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-01-13
JACK RYAN MAY
COACH VARSITY

HAFN40TTFSNHIAE, VA. Jan. IL.
Virginia - determined to get tne
services Of Jack Ryan for the conn
ing baseball season. At the meet
ing of the executive committee Of
the General Athletic association, held
within the past few DAVIS, motion
was carried 10 this eh~st. vita the
further provision that he be engaged
for the period of seven weeks, there
ty advocating a change in the pres
cur alumni svstem of coaching,
which only permits a professional
coach for tive weeks. The matter
must be rassed on by the board OF
faculty athletic advisers. before Man
ager Mackey viii be allowed to n~so~
tiate authoritativeiy with Ryan.
In ALI probability Ryan has al
ready been approached on the sub
feet with this end In view. II Ia
thought the SUCCESS of the Virginia
,SInrs def,ef.d on whether Manager
Ssr3ffStit brings his big ieagu+fs to
charlottesville and for this reason
the students are pulling hard for
washington tn locate here.
coach will be necessity witn.a
a month that baseball plans may be
unaer way. Trainer Lannigan has
ordered the battery candidates out for
gymnasium ,wCFk MONDAY so fhe lala
hn she'll will then he tnangurated.
Cartain Ed. Finley has heard from
Mnlcoimn Douglass. star shertstop Of
last seasons team, who recently re-
sfsned from the University Of Mary
land The latter stated that he would
not return to Virginia. but had 10
Gated permanently in business with
his father in Baltimore, Douglass.
likewise announced that there was
mo likelihood OF his signing with
professional team.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-01-13
LOCAL. BOWLERS
IN TOURNAMENT

Jake Rowsey and II. w. Mcfarland
have returned from Washington.
Fifty tenpin teams are expect, Il to
take part IN the Washington City
Bowling association tournament which
starts February 10Th on the Palace
alleys, Washington. Baltimore will
send ten teams Five teams are
promised from Richmond. one headed
NV H. w Mcfarland the former
White Sox out8elder. who represent
ed Richmond at the meeting.
1.-THE tournament this year wiii be
one Of the best in the history of the
association" said Vice resident Bob
Jones. 'and All we ask IN the CO.
operation OF the bowling fans OF the
District"
The tournament will start on Feb
ruary 10th instead Of February Sd.
when the entries will close with Sec
Yssasy~ ,aS&xsa assy Fields Il the Palace
alleys, prsstaent Page. ri the asse-
citation, also il confident that the
tourney will be a huge success. and
says that the big pin fans are prom
ised some rare sport
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-01-13

found with liberal enough views on
The subject to .fqther measure shat
would take tte actor out Of the class
If the vagabond and give him the OPP
portunity 10 exercise the franchise. no
Tv7arVrT WHIT THTr OF Jne COUNTY, 1T
happened 10 be In on eisction day.
Mr. Ward and Mr. Vokes. like fnous-
ands Of other well known actors, are
property holders. and when their
work permits, live in real COM
munity. where they ura looked upon
with respect by their iielghbors AMI
fellow citizens.
Il know that II would be great
problem to find q way u enable The
actor 10 vote" said Mr.. Ward. "i3ut
the nation has salS e6 other problems,
and there IL no reason why a sys-
tenn cannot be devised that = Ill en-
able 100,0 honest, reputable citizens
of this country ~ lend their voice
In the selection Of is presidents gov
ernors and mayors / would require
every actor TO register In hts home
town before leaving for the road.
They might supply him with a proper
certificate with description ard
photograph attached, which wout< he
aecHpfeld by the .vusing l!fictrs iff' any
community where he~sl aPpens In find
himself on the flrsr TucSaay in No
vemher. The home preetncr would
scratch the name from the list when
The certificate was issaa1. aud that
would avoid repetition IN the name
being voted by some @trcr person.
'"rhe actor Is quite i fl ster in
modern American life. and there Is
M reason why he ~hoLld li"t' latr n
voice In its government. In fact he
is better able to judge of ~ eandi-
dates or the needs ~ tae county
than the average citizen whose vo-
cation keeDs him IN the one place for
years or q lifetime. The actors work
is an education in itself. Ills travels
make him familiar with every part of
the country. He knows y~h~n crops
are good in Texas ard when The rail-
road tariff Is extortionate an thu Paci-
fic coast. No business on earth feels
70 keenlv the pulse of the country as
does the theater. The playhouse IL
affected by every change Of condi-
ttnn in the welfare of the country,
and the actors on the stage know bet
ter than many Others what would
remedy certain exis e evils. Yet
many thousands OF such people. In
Guiding your humble servant. are net
entitled 10 the privilege Of franchise
because their work calls them from
their frestde.
II am having some blank forms
printed. and I am going to petition
every official and business man In
cverv CITY I visit. then I will per-
soraily take the matter up on be-
half OF my fellow players"
A notable attraction will be pre-
scented by Manager Briggs at the
Academy this week.
''Evervwoman.. the spectacle which
has created q strong impression ON
the minds of. thousands, will have a
four-days run, This great play re-
qitires nearly two hundred people to
make np the cast. ana Henry w. say
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-01-13
MASTER CHESS MEN
IN GREAT CONTEST

NEW YORK. Jan. 1s---with flvd
masters or high International standink3
tapablanca, Marshall, Janowslx11
Chales and Jane, entered la the CONF
ing national chess tournament, there
Is every reason to expect that th8
most successful congress since thd
Cambridge Springs tourney Of lGO4|
Will he held. The presence OF JanoNJ
ski. champion OF France, will b q
particularly pleasing feature OF thiA
event, aas he ia well known and liked
in this country and his original and
brilliant style OF play Is sure to pros
duee games of absorbing interest.
Among this masters beet performances
are First prize at Monte Carlo, 1901.
and at Hanover, 1909; third prix0s
Vienna. 1885; tie for second. London.
1889: third. Monte Carlo. 1909; tie fcas
first, Bremen, 1905: tie for second
ostend. 1906 tie for third. Ostelad.
1907: tie for second, Cambridge
Springs, 1ao4. Eanh. "a drawn match MI
fonr games with I-asser Ia aaia .salss
Paris.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-01-13
HAPPY JACK WARD WOULD
EXERCISE HIS RIGHTS
Richmonds FunMaker Agtate Question of Permitting
Traveller to Vote.fo His Choice Wherever
He May Be ON Election Day

age also carries a symphony orches~
ira to fittjngly present the incideutRs
music. The press agent says Every
woman" embraces spectacle, draMa.
opera, ballet, comedy and meIodrana
That SHOULD satisfy everyone.
The show Ia of such magnincsi1
present successfully In one ntgha
stands.
'Lisping Little Lucy DAILY wtlfl
spread her sunshine over the stage G1
the Bijou Oil week. She will appeas|
In "A Run on the Bank and she will
have as her support those well kr0wlj
comedians Happy Jack Ward anti
Harry Fokes. There will be othernl
Of the many musical comedies the64
entertainers have appeared In this n
probably the best. 1t was one uA
their greatest successes. And the pi1c]
is calculated TO produce many laughA
10 the square minute.
Merry Mary" liz another of the d.
lIghtful little musical conediettaa
which Manager Meanley has gotten Iii
the habit Of presenting his patrons,
and 1t Is said TO be as entertaining 81
any yet seen.
If this thing Keeps up the owners of
the Empire will have to enlarge their
building TO accommodate the crowds.
Between the Races" ut the Colo
Mai, Ia announced as a spectacular
racine act. Manager Lyons will carry
several other high-ciass acts and pic
lures. while Manager Toney. Of In
bins, presents thres girl acts and
some others
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-01-13

played once more at Hoylake, and
The following account Of some recent
improvements on the course kindly
cent us by MFR. Harold Janion, the
secretary OF the Royal Liverpool, will
be OF great interest. We have made
IL new green at the tenth hole on a
plateau. and the old name Of the
bee green is 10 be revived in Its
ia sor. Chained, the hole now meas
ures thirty yards shorter than II does
tn the present green, but as the last
ninety yards are uphill, in playing 1t
will be as long. II not longer, and If
we get a blow from the northwest
at the championship there viii be
more SIS than IS, | anticipate. A nege
tee on the shore side Of this gre IT ta
the Alps will demand a very atsu-
rate shot We have also trads s. "e~
tee to the Telegraph thftf nthl
about twenty-five yards farther hack,
and filled in a portion Of lhe bunker
A new tee has also been made So me
Dun sixteenth
Mr.. Janion kindly adds the follow
ing corrected lengths Of holesc
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-01-13
ON BIG CHASE NOW
/. To MAKE The TEAMS

There is much animation among the
local BOWERS, In anticipation of the
formation OF the intercity league OF
Lowlers, with Richmond, Washington
and baltimore forming the circuit.
ThiE means thai teams represent
ing the three cities will play around
the circuit at Intervals. The first
tc imminent will begin in Washington
on February 10TH
There will be some hustling among
local men to make the five teams to
no TO Washington
The schedule for Palace alleys this
week
Monday-~Aice ys. Palace
"Wednesday -~Firginians vs., Times
Disp~ Itch.
Tr.tay--News Leader VS., Journal.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-01-13
STANDING of Teams.
Nar,e Skssina Dates,

y CHICAGO. jap ,ls.-znates fer Tbs
International ice skating championships
were given out here by President Alien
|. Blanchard. Of the International Skat-
Ing Union Of America.
American Championships tindoor.--
Cleveland. Ohio January 22d and 23d.
International Championship tout
door3---Sarafac Lake, n. Y, January
asth. zsth and aoth.
New England states Championships
tindoor) Boston. Mass. February Sd
and 4th.
International Championships tin
door)---Tovonto, Canada, February
10th.
Canadian Championships {outdoorl
OTTAWA. Ont, Canada, February
18th.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-01-13
'. N. |. QU|NT
VS. Us. GEORGETOWN

WASHINGTON. Jan. ta.-The viz
ginia Military institute basket nalt
quint. which appears here against
Georgetown on the aeth of January.
comes kighly toHtea as world
peatef From reports the cadets
fhase fne sof the strongest CUNTS
that has ever represe nted the school.
and II that is a fact will give The,
Blue and Gray athletes a good rub for
the game Georgetown will be in
prime condition for this game. and
II WIN be well worth the price ux adj,
mission to see these two clash.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-01-13
Slater Takes Finals.

PINEHURsT. N. C.. Jan. i2.--Har*
old slater, Of FOX Hills. won the pres
dents or first division, trophy in the
Anal round in the tenth annual mid
winter golf tournament here. BY defeat
ing Robert Hunter, of the Neehurh
club. up and 2 to play The match
ended On the sixteenth green.
Second division honCrs Went to Haf~
~ c. Fownes. OF Oakmont. j. ID.
Todd or Upper Montclair, was ihe
winner in the third division, and the
Rev. r. A. Cheatham. OF Salisbury,
". C., in the fourth division.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-01-13
PALMATARY ASKS
I'LL To TAKE NOTICE
CHAIRMAN ROOSTER COMMITTEE
IL WORKING TT MUCH EN-
Tlit @IASM OVER AUTO
SHOW.

Chairman j. r. Paimatarp. OF the
booster committee oE the Richmond
Automobile club. who Ia busiiy en-
gagged in boosting the forthcoming
automobile show has sent out q
unique letter to the people nj large.
exploiting The show.
MIR. Palmatary has just been elect
ed to tho board Of public interests.
q municipal body OF more or less
Importance. THIS board awdil meet
on Wednesday night for orga nizatson,
and 1t liz quite likely that Mr. Pal.
matary. in his capacity as a member
OF that board. will offer resolution
looking tn publicity in connection with
the show. which will be given In Feb-
ruary. The chairman's letter, which
is being widely circulated. contains
this.
The president of the Richmond
Automobile club has appointed me
chairman Ct booster committee to
boost the automobile show to be held
IN the Horse show building In Feb
ruary
Il feel 1t necessary to get bury
ana do something TO boost this prop.
osltson. and | want you TO be big
booster in q class by yourself, and
10 start things going. would sug-
gest that you see in person twenty
five automobile owners who have not
been approached by any other menu
Der IF the committee and talk TO him
about this proposition. Tell him the
shew will do Richmond lots of good.
NrEu IT WITT DO something for every
one interested In automobiles. Take
his name ana address and when you
secure twenty-five names mall them
to me. then / will call meeting OF
~ ysxff and Will Try
to frame up something bis.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-01-13
"EVERYWOMEN'' MAKES j
FIRST APPEARANCE HERE
Stupendors Production Comes TO Academy of Music ID
night for Stay of -Four Days-N otable Cast and
Special Orchestral Accompaniment

Patricia ColIinge. who originated
the part OF youth" in Henry w.
A4vage's production OF Every
woman played # in this country for
year and then crossed the ocean
10 recreate the part In the London
Drufy Lane representation of Walter
Brownies spectacular morality play,
has returned to the Unite1 States
to reassume the role and will be a
feature of the performances mere.
1t was Miss Coilinge's New York
success. which impeiled Arthur COL
Inns, managing director Of Drury
Lane. to nersuade Mr .SaYnRe 10 allow
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-01-13

her to join the English company. s1ss
III J., Edon she scored sucn a triumF}
that had she cared 80 chs cUu5k
have accepted any one OF q Gozes
advantageous offers made by othAg
British managers. who had plays witt
parts which they were Sure she cotilt
ilIuminate.
The local engagement OF 'HssFt
woman Is the most pretentious III
the recent history OF the AeadenlsH
The play will be here for four asyk
opening on tonight, and concluding
it's engagement on Thursday. Their
will be matInees on tomorrow ans
Thursday
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-01-13
s-ortina Events Of Week.

Mcnday--Meeting rules committee.
Richmond Amateur Baseball commits
sion. IN Office of Or. Parker.
neutrality-suspicious. of Poultry show.
sos East Main street.
ednesday-Meeting committee on
rules ana bylaws recently organized
at Y. M. c. A.. Is Of lcek.
Saturday, Putting contest for wo-
men, Hermitage qolf club.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-01-13
Golfers Elect Officers.

NEW TORK. Jan i2.--The annual
meeting d the United States Golf as
ISOLATION was held at Sherry's. when
the following officers were elected
without opposition. President. Robert
q watson. National Golf Tdngs OF
America; vice presidents, Milton OAR
gan. Atlanta Athletic club, and Frank
l.. Woodward. Denver Country club;
secretary, John Reid, Jr., St Andrews
Golf club
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-01-13
Total

The above measurements were from
The middle ct the tees To the middle
IF the greens, which gives opportunity
for additional actual length Of play
The dates of the open championship
At Holyoke are June f9th-2 9Th The
0xf0r1-Ca mbTidge match On the same
course comes April sra the British
amateur championship at st. An
drew's Is scheduled for the week Of
Nav 18th: the French amateur Is ~
LeRouMe July srd-5th, and the French
omen at ChaRtitly October 18th and
fAth
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-01-13
Dave AndratIA Coming.

when Eddie F,oy drops into thi~
burg next week, visions Of the famous
old Biiou Musical Comedy company
win float around In the air, for none:
other than Dave Andrada, who was
an energetic member OF that eompany
OF stars, IL in the company surrounds
Ing Mr.. Foy.
Dave Andrada will be remembered
rs one Of the leading singers and
character men I'm the company which
carried such sterling entertainers IN
otis Hariand. John Dunno Little
CHIP, Tony Hart, George Nichois.
johnnie Johnson. Mary Marble, fdn4
Lester, Gertrude Hoffman. Max HoH-
man and the scnre- nf others
Dawes friends VIII give him the
glad hand, Pity Eddie F'oy won't ~
hare oil week.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-01-13
Gotham Boxing Results.

NEW YORK. Jan. Ias-~In ten
rounds OF whirlwind lighting at the
Royale A. c.. In Brooklyn, last night,
Johnny Dundee was given the de.
cision over Willie Jones, Brooklyn
boxer, Neither boy had steam enough
loft to put In knockout blow.
In an event at the Fairmont. Mike
Clancy was too strong for Young
Gloury. and sent him to the mat In
the eighth for the count.
At the sharkey A. e. Paddy Sui
Ivan and Andy CorteK mixed things
for ten rounds. with honors even.
No damage.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-01-13
HARRY HART To
MEET WINNER
WILLIE HOPPE GIVES EXHIBITION
IN WASHINGTON THIS
WEEK.

NEW YORK. Jan, 1c.--Harry Hart,
of Brooklyn, has challenged the win
ner of the pending contest between
Alfredo De ORC and Thomas Hueston
for the pool championship, and has de-
posted with the Brunswick Bake
Collender company the amount re-
CURED to validate such procedure.
DE orc and Hueston will compete the
latter part OF February The cham
pion will practice at Him Fiynns,
while Hueston VIII prepare at Sam
Gruhn's.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-01-13

NEW YORK. jan. 12--Christy
Mathewson. of the New York Chants.
who climbed into major league har-
ness In 1900. today became dean of
the major league pitchers" through
the release to q minor league s.ah
yesterday Of lack" Powell. of the
81. Louis Americans, who bega,. his
biz league career ID 1875.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-01-13
palxer SAYS W.. Fair FIGHT.

NEW YORK, Jan. 12.--Al Palzer,
back In town. said today that Me
Carly whipped me in q fair fight" but
Asserted that II given another chanch
he could wrest the white heavyweight
championship from his conqueror.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-01-13

TIP to date Joe O'Brien has bA4H
suggested for everything but a tols
in Woodrow Wilson's cabinet. In
view Of tho oversight, we hereby a1gs
gest him.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-01-13

The Brooklyn club has asked wal
vers on Tex Erwin and Cincinnati haa
claimed him. Erwin, Bresnahan.
Killing. Clark and Severoid now com
prise the catching staff that Joe TIN
ker hopes to attach to himself joe
team appears little too heavy b.
hind the bat.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-01-13

aden1y-~Everywo
Bfjou-Ward and Nokes in IA Run
on the Bank"
pire-Merry Mary.
Colonial--Between the Races and
other high-eIass acts.
Lnbin--Petite Sisters, and other en-
tertainers
superior-Photopiays,
Both Hap" Ward and Harry rokes,
who will appear at the Bijou theater
for q weeks enga cement, beginning
today. think come of the laws of our
country were made just to add hard
ships 10 members Of the theatrical
profession. Now that 1t is impossible
TO get mail on Sunday, Hap says, the
situation is about THE limit" "And
as for election remarked Hap re
Gently. II would have given s100
bill to be able to have voted al The
last election"
Here. too" declared Harry vokes.
A friend Of the actors was present
and the conversation turned to poli-
ties. Both Ward and Voi1es ium~nted
the fact that the American player.
by the nature Of his calling. was de-
MED the greatest privilege OF q rtrt-
zen--that Of casting his ballot on
election day. Both expressed the
hope that some statesman would be
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-01-13

In twenty-three years De Orc has
ioFt only four pool matches. He has
been beaten several times in tourna-
fnents but has been almost invincible
In matches. His first defeat was ad-
fninistered by Powers, at Hardman
hall, New York. May 8, Q and 10. 1889.
-Four years later Clearwater mastered
him In contest at Pittsburg. Novem-
Der ID, 90, and 4thr In 1925 In a six
nights competition, at $50 balls each
night at Maurice Days, Keogh beat
him. His last defeat In d match took
place AT St Louis. November I6th.
17th and 18th. 1908 when Hueston won
the championship from him.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-01-13

George Sutton, who Will meet WI
ha-n r. Hoppe for the 1872 champion
ship at the Hotel Astor, February sta
wishes TO finish his practice for that
struggle In New York and is trying to
arrange 10 do so. Hoppe is already In
excellent condition fer the match. Ex-
perts who have been watching his
practice AT McGraw's sag he II play-
ing better than ever before. sutton
too is I'm good form and practising
every day.
George +, Slosson ard Koil Yanlada,
will he at Charley Petersons. ST.
Louis, this week. Peterson is conceded
t. be the best fancy shot player in
the country, and the little Oriental viii
have TO indulge III some unusual pyro-
technical work in order to enthuse
Mound City devotees of billiards.
William F. Hoppe win be at the.
eader, Washington. Tuesday ana
Wednesday.