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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-09-28
At the 'Theaters

At the moment last season when
the New York stage go reeked with
sex plays, disease dramas and criminal
orgies in dramatic fern, the Roman
Catholic church for t'1e first time
undertook 10 lead It's followers into
the less troubled channels of
Theatrical decency, not by forbidding
them to visit theaters bat by inform
ing ahery1 of other places of amuse
n1eA, where their senses would not be
88hjers go the shock as uncieanliness
TIN undertaking @as the work OF
caY,itnai Far es. and resulted in ile
sw17r3 .atss tEs0n~Ta Of the Catholic
Thea ~@g E3oA-s r-aat White List, which
yoeas3csGcd Jssf twciTe phys regarded
es a. 80 - seer ~ persons within the
.4cueNCe OF lne church. Supl'~-
m as0rt White LISTS. 'Sss1ee more re-
ceni'y. have Materially increased the
5crzed plays Il = worthy of record
; at on'y two were be.I.g shown In
sew York at the time.
Thssc were The Things That
/ Cont" enjoying ar entire seasons
%pa at Williar1 A. Btady's playhouse,
"a peg O. .ay Heart. which, oddly
@eh. was being presented directly
~ Y the street Mt the Cort theater.
A.. entire twelve pieces in the
@tra,.,o NE List AZ Brady was the
arate n 'aree. including Tie eN-
~. We Nay mentioned. and Lit
s,r,rss., and "Bunty Pulls the
The ThissSsrhat Count" some
the New York ,,sr 80 Lay y, ,,'" 80. ..a
,aecepcy" will ,shesss,a "a
Academy tonight. TSss,u ana we1
nesday and "wednesday
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-09-28

may be exaggerated their effect on
the public, which accepts. them, lit
orally. gives them great importance
and certainly will influence the
French troops when the day comes
that they invade Germany.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-09-28

"Charley's Aunt" I'm which the
Grayce scott players Will be seen this
week has not been presented in Rich
nlond for six years, but many local
playgoers retain happy memories OF the
old lady from Brazil. where the nuts
come from"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-09-28

London. Sept. 27.--A dispafc34
Ostend today Sunday says
Zeppelin, passed over BelgfMna
dropping bombs IN Client. Or
was killed and a hospital Aq
At Thiel the gas factory Mal~4
damaged, but no lives were IT.
lost Eight other towns repOe&
ing visited by the airships whtc
ped missiles. The Zeppelin
peared in a eaSterly directions
France s@
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-09-28

Cherry blossoms" opening at the
Bi5ou tonight, Is said TO have the larg
est beauty chorus on the Columbia
Amusement circuit. Ladies are admit
ted free to the Tuesday and Thursday
matinees when accompanied by a male
Esscort Or two ladies may secure seats
Er the price of one admission.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-09-28

No Constant Reader. the hero OF
The Things That Count" coming 10
tho Academy tonight. is not an ac-
countant.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-09-28
CONTINUE TO PUBLISH
TAXES OF BRUTAL ACTS

Paris, Sept. -T.--StOrfes Of fflhugnan
treatment of noncombatants by the
Germans continue to occupy columns
in the French press Although these
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-09-28

Two European acts are included in
ne show at the Lyric the first half of
thE week. They ARE tsndtnoff aud
Lore, novelty entertainers. and Hend-
rika and Padala, who promise a genu
inc SUNRISE
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-09-28
Fail Ia
Cross Danube 81
Save; Serbs Re-

London. Sept. 27.--A dispakca.
Nish, Servia. says that ofllcI9
nouncement has been made tlS1
the several. attempts made IT.
Austrian forces ITO cross the IN
and Save rivers have been ~
with heavy losses. "a
Rome Sept 27.-The bulk
Servians have withdrawn bAy0
Danube which the Austriatl4s
tried in vain to cross. Th0 G
forces operating in Bosnia Ahm1
the idea OF investing 6arAjeNU
is so strongly fortified, that II
possible to storm It. .Aenca i
junction with the MOntenaGr4r
Eervians have now decidetf naNSa
surround the city and cut on III
municationS ss:s n
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-09-28

The Dare Brothers. on the bill at the
Lyric today. have one of the most orig
inal exhibitions II athletic artistry now
before the public.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-09-28
GERMAN AIRSHlP
DROPPING BONN
IN MANY PIN

Paris, Sept. GA German
plane few over this city today,
ped two bombs One OF thena
an old man and wounded q gtrl.s
other bomb did no damage.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-09-28

Petrograd. Sept. 27.-A ~
Zeppelin few over Warsawsthinl
ing (Supday) and dropped two
near me fortress No great q
was done.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-02-04
WINTER SPORTING DOPE FROM EVERYWHERE
Feds May Take Signed Athletes
Cole Back With Yanks.

Federal League magnates are rap
idly reaching the stage where they
will retaliate on the organized clubs
by going after players already under
contract.
When KiIIifer jumped to the PhilIies
President Weeghman of the locals
said he and his associates had no in
tention of going after any players al
ready hooked up by the American or
National.
But now that King Cole has done
a f1ipfop to the Yanks, Weeghman is
becoming peeved, and his statement
regarding this latest desertion hints
at the employment of the same kind
of methods to fight his battles.
'If the major leagues are going to
continue such tactics, we can easily
retaliate," says Weeghman. "The
country is full of big league players
who would welcome the chance to
jump were they not under contract.
If organized forces wish us to change
our course we can easily do so. We
can turn baseball inside out in a min
ute."
This utterance by the president of
the local Feds is not mere piffle. He
really has refrained from going after
men under contract, even when the
players themselves were willing to
take the leap to the Feds.
The case of John DeYoe is a good
illustration Little Josh was signed
by the Philies and then came bar
gaining to the Feds. When Weegh-
man found the player was signed by
the Phils he told him to be on his
way, that he would not tamper with
men who had fixed up the papers.
What course Weeghman would
take now if the same situation pre-
scented itself can be imagined. He
would be mighty liable to take De-
wore, or any other player, whether he
was under contract or not.
Co Innor &C fbaPa is To he a Iaoal
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-02-04
Packey Mcfarland Goes East-Ad
WoIgast Signs for Two Battles.

There is fair chance that the Nc
Farland- Gibbons fight may be off en-
tirely. Packey is on his way to New
York, where he will meet Promoter
Gibson. What the purpose of the visit
is no one but the stockyards light
weight knows. -t.
AID Wolgast will increase his bank
roll as a result of two more battles he
has signed to take part in this month.
The first will be with Tommy Gary
in Cincinnati Feb. Is, and the second
with Johnny Dundee in New York
the latter part of the month.
Ad will get $1,000 for the cincin--
natl bout and $4,000 for his appear
ance in New York Each fight is bill
ed for the ten-round distance.
Dundee should prove worthy OPP
ponent for the Cadillac man. He is
young and aggressive, but may have
to give some weight to Wolgast,
which will handicap him.
Kid Williams, resting in California
after knocking out Eddie Campi, is
hurting def1s at the head of Bantam
Champion Johnny Coulon and MAX
ing it impossible for Coulon to pass
him up without relinquishing the
title.
In his latest proposition Williams
offers the Logan Square man a bonus
of $1,000 for signing articles for a
twenty-round fight, and offers to bet
large snatches of coin on the side,
Sam Harris, manager of Williams,
said that Coulon must accept Viii
liams' challenge in 80 days, or the
challenger would claim the crown.
Mickey Sheridan finished Eddie
Ketchel off in one round at Jackson,
Mich, last night. Ketchel went down
for mine" twice, and was practically
out when the referee halted the mill.
Tell a girl she is a bird and, the
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-02-04

Tell a girl she is a bird and, the
first thing you know she will want to
fly with you.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-22
8n oru6cn 06rcn aclanat.

Sr. \. &. 9aumau Der @roBmeiiicr
ser Srcimoirer in &irgiiuen, in
GcutidlauO gc6orcn. Sat cine
e6rcn6aite SoHiba6u brtcr iid
N}it bereAtigtcm Stol5e f0nncn Die
6rantmrtcr in 9lmcrifa aiif cineu ib-
rer Sonosleute 6imeiicn. IS lit bic
les 0r. y. Sc. @uumon in 6rcoerids-
burg. Ga., Ser BORT in @eih0its. unO
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.8rcimourer~ bon &irainien lmO ais
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Der icuc g9irfiomfcit ais liit9lieo
mo icinc pcri0nIid)eu &or5iigc i6n
(ouIcnOc ocr S6iir5eutrdgcr pcre6-
ren, lit cr o1eiu betanlt. ion0crn aIh
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-22
ainOcrgull.

Ger bonn y@ernania @idnner6or"
uerauitaltetc Goiiiinl-9aa iiir
aiuocr ucriammelt iiber 1000
aleiuc i'm prddtig gcidmiidten
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gar nod Ocr Dali bonn 0@crnanio
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-22

6lear imO @ruppen ollf DER 9ii6uc
fiiQten ole Gon5policn ans unO un-
ter Der 6eudbrten Seitung OeS &rn
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6reuOe mo @laB Dorgegnltelt ba-
ben.
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cnige gan5 ent5iidenOe oOer duBcrlt
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9Soli5ilt nit 6elm mo @unnitniip-
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9inter.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-22

,luUH ". UullVr.
wiiicn Die aIeiucu ic6r iuo6l OoB i6-
ncu etuas oanj 9eiouoercs beoor-
iiebt.
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greiicu pem NON ole 3obl Der ge-
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idmiidten Ghlb6ailie Oes n@crnquia
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ren @eneration" nuf 1000 angiebt
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in Die Enac Der golocnen lSuaeuO,
wenn man Dies hltiae Sreiben, Die
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%ortraacnoe iicb AM Dem @ege 5u
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@olonaiie pereinigte iooanu all oic
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IN 9illiplit-6ormat. ser icine 0ollp
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bot oicier lln5na ir0blicOcr la2en-
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eineu deraOc5n oacrlie6iEl berger
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aepcllt morOen mo 6ulo 6aiten Oie
&lcinen jc0cs cine appctitlid6c 9re-
tel in oeu @oiih1dnO1en mo Sis
crcamc, Goniett mO @iAen Der
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-22


9lacu Die nit oifenen Slugen me oas
rmobrc Sidt Der Sreinarerei" &c.
iebcn baben 6r. =. 81. @oumom lit
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len mo ihloB 6rclmOihaften nit
bcrDorragcnocn N}dlmcrn IT, Sraien.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-22
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525. 9loro-Gutom.StraBe, iabri5ir-
tan 9ruAbGnocr merOen Don Semen
dls elm Scgen 6etrahtet, bic an grii.
heu leiocn. Serr Iler9cbenn 6eiiBt
uiele 8cigniiic uon Sruhfranfen
peldc bobalptcl Dab na1 9enlB-
una oQer on0ercn 9ruhbdnOcr inn
Marft Die icinigcn bic ciiI5igcu iinO,
pclhc Ocm Srdger ioiortiae Sinoc-
rimg unO Comfort bringen @ielc
pon oieicn gc6en an, iic wiirOen tic
nidt iiir Oeu Dpan3igiohen @SrciS ab-
gcbcn. Ncrrn Niergcbcun's @rl1-
bdn0cr iin0 non cminentcu glcr5ten
6ot6 cmpio6lcl porOcu. Iicic ,9ia.
Oifol-9lr lmO iclbit uoiultirborc
9ruAb1noer4 baltcn poiitiu ale
Bride inn %lab o6ne nubcquenc
9iicmcn; tic iinO iaritdr ino oauer-
bait. IS mare fiir ale nit Sriidcu
@cboitctc rat6iont 6ci Serrn Wlcrgc-
bonn Uorgliprccbcn mo ibn 5iI con-
iuliiren Sd0lidb bis z 9(benos.
(5c6S,1 ,25)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-22
On Ircm0cr Wlam im NaMic.

'9'ci ieinCr Scimfc6r in Der 9lodt
pon Srcita1 oui Sonita9 cutocdic
Der 3s Gabrr oltc Stolirncr Sohn
yot5, pon Dir. 222S, Sorutiugoon.
2uc oaB Gin ircmOer Dlonn i'm
@nuic bei Souiia @ciio 81 Seilr5
weiItc Gr par 10 cnp0rt oariibcr,
0aB er 6alOgrciilib purOe mo oic
4ciia nit ciHam Meiicr attafirie. Ter
yarn inn 0olde lodte Ocn };oli5iiicn
Sacob Senior berbei DER yotts per
Gaiiete uno in Oic noroline &olijei.
iiotiou eiiilieierte. @oIi3eirid)ter @rii.
lin peroornerte Den Stalicner 5u $25
@cl0itraie
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-22


Sir MarDlano ln0 Sen Iiitrift
Columbia 6eute tlar lno marmer
mo renlihe @inoc.
Cos gSetter mar geiiern icbr iHon.
Gic b0hite Senpcratur betrug 80
Vro0 im ] ll1r 9lahnittags imO Die
nieorigitc IS @rao I'M 7 llbr Wior.
gems,
sn ocu ii6riaen @etter 9eobo0.
imgs Stotioncn Ocs 9onOes mar Die
iieoriaiic ScuYcrotur. mic folgt
gltlantic Sin IS, 9isnord 6, 9o-
itou ~, 9lifolo 6. G6arIciton 3l,
0bicoao %. @leucluo0 u. Corpus
G6riiii 80. Icnpcr 81, Gciroit 10.
1nuib 6, Goitport , @alpeiiou Is.
@rceu Nop O. DoticraS 81. SABRE o.
ScIeRa 26. Sadionpiac rs. aou'os
Sin 26. auorpiac 2S. Soui2piQe is,
Qlorqnctie s, 9iempbis 32 Nion;9o
mcrp 3S NRontrcal s 9laltudct 26.
9lcu GrlcaHs y2cp Norf 10, Stlas
6omo 3s 4'itts6ur0b II. 9S6ilooel.
pbia rs. 9Scrtlano Wle, 6. Yorilon0,
Gre i6 Siie6cc G 9inlcigb 2l
Solt Sofe Sin AG, 5an 6roncisco
AS ct. 9ouiS 20. St. &oul IS,
Scrortou G Shreveport 36. SpoTane
l0AEampa "a, Ssoibinston IS @in.
nipeB 10.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-22

Niittuud, BEN 4. 9lldrs 1914,
Sarrp'S Smile, 743 @.- -SaltimOrcitr.
Aarte 25c. an Der S6iir biz 10 ll6r
glDcnOS. %cvtfuollc (Siu5cl- uno
Wrnppen.4'reiic.
(6e6r22 ,0lar51N
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-22
An GNincirn.Nlcitanrant bcituhlcn.

56omaS @ooolpin, pon 9lr. $50,
@cit-eombaro. Strobe, meloete gc-
iieril Der @olijei, ooB er Inn $3.50
bcilobleu rporoen iii, Gr Iaate. oaB
cr an 6reitag slbeno elm G6ineicu-
9lcitaurant al Der Cit-6ouettc- Ctr.
bciuc0tc imO iid ehpos 5u ciien be-
iieQtc 9ia@ocni cr lid ocii1rft Bat,
tie, nidte er Gin iino rp6tc III Or
pDcuS 9lrmcn 9lIS cr crrarbtc, cut
0edtr cr, Oab feline Caihcu lccr ipa-
rem.