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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-21
BABY FOUND ON DOORSTEP
NAMED FOR THE PRESIDENT
small Nnif Vow rat Virginia Hospital
ltns Crib Next to- rhnt of
..JUhn Madison"

10 the lusty wells OF John Madison
have been added those of Woodrow
Wilson" Throughout tho day and tho
night. what il described as Two OK
cclicn, examples OF inrantilc human
'ty,' make known their wants. and
send nurses OF the Virginia Hospital
scurrNing TO do their bidding Wood
row Wilson" is the younger OF the
two. and is also the last to arrive at
the hospital lie was found by w j.
Minor Oh his doorstep. at SOL East
Leigh street. late Saturday night. ac-
rording t. the report made To tho po-
lice. Mr.. Minor was ono OF tho most
surprised OF mon when he walked M
on the step and half stumbled oyer
the basket there Vt FIRST Ito thought
some Eroc"r's hoy had LEFT tho basket.
but the idea was quickly dispollod
when II" touched IT, "Woodrow" knew
IT was not tho touch OF a woman. aud
walled Just as Ire now walls at the
hospital.
Mr.. Minor carried The basket and its
bit OF humanit" Into tho house. and no
tihcd the Second Police Station Ser
Seant Tyler received the informatiou
and told Minor not to worry at all
and That he might have tho child IT he
wished Minor didn't wish it. and said
40 in no uncertain terms Bcyclc
Policeman Reid WAS then dispatched to
get the infant ana take II To the hos
pital.
According to the police and tho
nurses ut tho hospital, there was alb
solutciy no mark OF identification on
the clothes or the basket In which
woodrow" was found All were new
and spotlcssly clean
John Madison" as has been said. ia
the older. John" is now thirteen
months or age. and has been an inmate
or the hospital for nearly a year Ac-
cording 10 reports. he is 4 jolly good
fellow. and the two little waits of nm
known lineage and distinguished names
are expected to be the best OF friends
John was found on a doorstep at :.
house on East Marshall street on.
cold morning during the early part or
last winter.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-21
FIRE DESTROYS PEANUT
PLANT IN SUFFOLK
Loss IL S5o.ooo. While I.5 r-orie Arc
Thrown out 81 Work--ScrOnd
iiin/c in Year.

Special 10 The Times Dispatch
SUFFOLK, NA, September 20.-Fifty
thousand dollars was tho disastrous iira
loss in SUFFOLK tonight, when at 5
o clock flames broke out in the man.
moth hVe- story brick peanut factory
OF the John King Peanut Company, the
great cleaner being a total loss. Only
the most heroic work ON the part Of
the nremen. who three times had TO
come down from the smoking roof OF
the adjoining four story storage ware
house. saved that and the Holland Lee
storage warehouse nearby. The John
King Company. burned out one year
ago, bought the Columbian Peanut
tompanys plant Tor $4,000. and began
operations there eleven months ago.
During the past two months several
thousands of dollars worth Of new ,na-
chincrN were inatallrd, and on Sutur-
day hundreds Of bags Of Spanish nuts
were moved over TO ;ho fact"ry from
the Warehouse. he origin OF the fire
- unknown, and II is ouiy about half
covered With inSur"ucc. IL means that
q" people are thrown ont Of employ
mcnt and IN" loss Of ; .u0D,o0u worth
Of business Tor the coming year.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-21
DIR. THOMAS FIVX-HUGT
ESCAPES FROM BERLIN

CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA, September
CDR: Thomas fitz Hugh. OF the
chair Of Latin in tho University OF Nir-
GINA, reached Charlottesville to-day
from Berlin. where he had been spend
ing the summer with his Wife lie had
been n,aroOned in the German capital
ever since tho beginning OF the war,
and his return At this date was some :
what uneNpectcd 1t was not believed
he could make his escape before the
instructor G.. y. Steger has also
reached the university from abroad
lie left Berlin September = for Rottcr-
dam aud took passage from that port
on the Holland American liner Siaaton-
dam. which. in order 90 avoid cruisers,
took tho northern route. The vessel
was In close proximity to iccbergs on
several occasions
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-21
A. & M. WILL CELEBRATE
ITS 18TH ANNIVERSARY
Elaboration Preparations Made for oh
~crNuncc on October I. aud :t-Dis-
tinEuishcd Orators to speak.

WEST ltAl.llrIi, =. g, september
history or the North Carolina Agricul
turAi and Mechanical College viii be
celebrated ON October |, and 3. when
the tweuty-hfth anniversary OF the
founding OF THIS Institution viii be
commemorate Elaborate preparations
last sprlng The committee that. has in
Charge the program has been hard a.
work nrransinS Tor the events. The
program IL a. follows.
on Thursday, october !. the e1er
n rHllsn ii.n =. r. n. presided over
ON i'rida,. october =. a, o'clock in
ne morn'ns. ,he reunions of the
,ske place. Each Of the Glssso, has has
selected II chairman, vino viii prepare
ING program for his class.
~ 1850 o'clock the members OF the
literary and technical societies viii
organizations. the Y. NJ. {. y. ana the
"o@l''ss! %a"s 5cen s Sc 'Sdi0~'"s
ON nnsrifful.,urs, Q, schaub, chair
g. Williams. \; Z. Cohoon, j. Z. colt.
". T.. Kirkpatrick ana Cerodc Il. Ross.
orators. ON chemistry. Dr. }. r, Biz
rotary; Or. q. ;. Fraps, Il, .. Mem
borne, Garland Jones. W. ~. Mcln,ire.
orators. Ciyii engineering. H. -. Boniia
chairman; u. T.. Eagle, secretary; &. NJ
'rit"hctt. W. u. Faucet, T.. II. Barn
hart ana j u. Sprinkle, orators. Me
chha ";,s cnsineering. j. |. Rlount
Is. iollAday, &. NJ. Hughes. Sterling
Graydon and T.. l. BAILEY. orators
Electrical engineering. Bedford Brown
chairman; e; q. Marlborough. secretary
y: Il: Stnnscl. Il: ;. l.yin. II. -. Cochran,
W. .. Knox and =. Il. Whitehurst, ora
tors. TcNtii" engineering, j. II. Shu-
iori, chairman; l.. Il. Gilbert, secretary;
" H. Harris. w. i. McIeudon aud J. s.
stroud orators.
At - o'clock a general meeting OF
III. alumni wiii be held in puilvn iiail,
followed 10y = dinner. over which o.
Man Gardner viii presidc AS toastmas-
ter. NJ T.. NJ. the cadets of the col
ltSc Viii give an exhibition drill for
The benefit OF the visitors. AT T. NJ
there viii be tea in honor OF the
women.
The events OF the nigh, viii be held
in 'ullen Han. and viii be presided
The speakers for this occasion will he
Professor !. l.. kenealy. Professor ]. L.
ch4m6eriain, Professor W. r. Massey
and EX- presiden; George L. Winston.
Following this Will come the anniver-
Sury reception.
On saturday the anniversary excr-
cises nroner Will take place. Three .eN-
Wis. X. r. Glenn and w. W. Kitchen
viii deliver addresses. AZ will also
iIosephus Daniels. Secretary OF the
the University OF Cincinnati Or H.
II. Inn VIII close the exercises.
~ l.. NJ. there Will be reunion OF
all the old \. * NJ athletic stars. and
there VIII also be . football game at
/ y. NJ. with Wake Forest college.
Ihat night at NJ there will be
dance given 10y the (raternities In
honor of tho alumni Of the college
Twcnt%-hve years aso. when A. e. NJ
opened its doors. there were scVcnty-
Two students upon the roll. and to-day
ultN of seNcnty-two has grown from a
beginning of eight.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-21
BOTH SIDES VERY ACTIVE
IN CULPEPER COUNTY
udiration~ Point Ia Close Rcsmlt in
Election on Tuesday Si<l, Syn
fenced tor Murder.
Spccial oThc Tunes pispaich. ]

Hulpepcr IA. september 2o.-As the
Inn" draws near for the election the
hEht Tor and aGainst prohibition grow
hotter IN this county, and each side is
putting forth its tull strength IN worh
an" arSum"ut During IN" past wee i
l;cN. i. i. u. iiull. "a mission worker of
the Episcopal Church iii tue sluns Of
ihiiad"lphia, has peci giving series
of temperance. lectures in every church
OF that denominations ~ the county,
closing with Il lecture in St. stephen :
her" on Wednesday might. i,r. stuart.
q Methodist evangelist. made am adj
dress for temperance on the courthouse
grecn on Friday evening and in the
Methodist Church that night. To-day
every minister in Culp.1cr preached a
SPECIAL temperance sermon, and this
auspices Of tho Anti-Saloon League
was held in tho auditorium OF the Bap
list Church. The vets side. however.
nay been EQUALLY active; stirring ar
m.nt lave been written in tic local
newspapers. and much literature bear
ing on the subject has been distributed
an over the county. 1t is thought that
tho election ia TINS county viii be eX-
tremcly close.
\, the residence Of the Rev. K. =.
!.lmpkiu last SUNDAY Miss Ethel HIT
81 Niewtown. was married 10 John r.
'ii,', Of the same place; ana at the
Of the bride married .Nidridee HIT. the
Groom's brother. Both couples viii
make their home at Vicwtown.
y protractcd meeting. which has been
held an through the wcels AT the Novum
BAPTIST Church. in Madison county. in
which the pastor % tue church. Rev.
Mir. Carter, was assisted lay Or. johnson.
Of the Nenablc street BHptis; Church,
Of Richmond. has just come TO - close.
with Twenty-Five members added TO the
churCE IS Il result Of the meeting. Ser
vice. were held twice = day on every
day but Friday, when all day" service,
with AN oid-tashioncd basketdi,lncr
served during the noon intcrmission.
WAS held.
!. 9. F'oltz lifelong citizen OF Gull
pepper County. died at his home near
town last week and was buried in Fair
View Cemetery. lie is survived by his
wife, one son ana one daughter
9. u. Sisk was tried in the Madison
Court before judge Fishburnc this
week, the trial lasting from Wedncs-
day until late Saturday evening, when
accused OF tie murder OF w. II. bod
son last October. and the case was set
for trial several mouths before this
but owing TO the sensational ESCAPE OF
where he was then confined, ii WAS
necessarily postponed. Several months
ago he was recapturcd in the Blue
Ridge Mountains, anu rus since been in
INK. Representing the accused were
Gr!mSlcY Z Miller OF culpcpcr; George
l.. Browning. OF Orange. and viii \
Cook. OF Madison. The COMMUNICATING
the prosecution by W. T. kcysey. Com
mouwcaith's attorney OF Page COUNTY
aud Chapman * Avcrill. OF Madison
The jury brought in a verdict OF guilty
hNcd the penalty at seventeen years in
the penitcntiary. I'm appeal was taken
by his attorneys, and the prisoner was
rcnanded TO the charlottesville iait
clause while he awaits the action Of the
supreme Court in the matter.
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Golf
ennis
Shooting
STEEPLECHASING WILL BE
FEATURE AT LAUREL
Continued from Fourth Paye.)


Jumpers Of the year. Willie Allen. tho
reading cross. country rider Of last sca-
son. Is still with Colonel parr. Alien
Is biz favorite with Marylauders. who.
'% ~ rule. support his mounts.
The stccplcchase course At Laurel
i"rh ~ now QUO Of the finest In the
country. Though il Was safe last fall
~ - more 40 now. Among tho first
lhproNenn"nts TO be made by Manager
NJ j. Winn WAS to haze the hill at the
mead of the stretch removed This VIII
"nablo the crowd 10 have an unob-
Sir,fctcd view OF races at all iimcs
Noi - single stump can be seen on the
iuhcll, where there were many trees
wh"u Laurel I'ariS nrst became u mile
roursH Nothing will be left undono
+" promote atccplechusiug on the same.
hiEh piano aB ia" sport Oh the Nat is
conducted ~ VIII be reca He'd that last
i"ll there was not fali in NV" con
S'"utiVc raccs. witch Touchcs for tho
safety Of tho ccurE"
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which 10 collect my thoughts before Il
transaction must be handled. The head
quarters Of the American relief commit
lee is q busy place. So IN the American
embassy. where am writing this let
ter.
There arc signs OF war OH almost
every hand. Soldiers are drilling in tho
parks 1t IL a frequent occurrence TO
see them leaving ~ trainloads or
marching in the streets.
I'VE saw som" evidences Of war whom
We reached harbor at Falmouth from
The Hague. Two large German mer-
chantmen. taken as prizes. were quiet
Is riding at anchor IN the bay. Ono Of
these. a large German ship. was the
one of which YOU real In the papers az
having tried TO land arms and ammuui-
tion IN Mexico durn.; 80 recent invest
mcnt Of Vera Cruz.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-21
WOMAN CHARGED WITH
ILLICIT SALE OF BEER
Arrested on Lighter In Jame. Utyer
by Police of Southsid~

Anchored just OF Rockets. at the
wharf on the south side Of the James
river was one OF those unwicldly
cralt known TO watermen as a lighter
Yesterday n stream of negro men were
seen 10 row out 10 the boat and al
ways on returning were observed 10
wipe their mouths with q satisfied
grin. An investigation disclosed the
reason.
On tho lighter was Elizabeth NorE-
gins, colorcd. twenty-nine years old.
and with her was several crates OF
beer. Precinct Detective c. r Tinsley
and Patrolman j. g. Westcott, who
comprised the boarding party, found
the woman busily dispensing her wares.
Liquor and woman were taken to the
Third Police Station. where she Is
charged with selling ardent spirlts
without license.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-21
ASKS UNIQUE PRIVILEGE
Mrs. Matilda ZoIl Wants Ashes to Re.
pose In Sons Grave Mt Arlington.

WASHINGTON. September c0.-Ma-
ti!da |oii, Of this city. has asked for
the privilege OF having her ashes placed
in tho grave or her son, the late Pri-
Nate Frank ION. OF the One Hundred
and Forty-third Company OF Coast Ar
tiilery. who Is buried at Arlington
Cemetery. Mrs. Zoll does not care TO
have her name appear upon the tomb
stone, nor does she ask for any cere-
monies, but after her death she wishes
20 he crcmated and have her ashes
placed quietly in = niche or urn In
her sons grave.
As simple as this request may ap-
pear. coming from a loving mother
the officers who have charge OF the
cemetery have no authority under the
law 10 grant II. The wives of soldiers
arc the only relatives entitled To be
inferred In national cemeteries
The matter viii be brough, 10 the
attention Of tho Secretary OF War and
it Is probable that he viii issue a spe-
cial order in behalf OF Mrs Zoll
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-21
POLICE SEARCH FOR BOYS
WHO STOLE AUTOMOBILE
.pr. {. &. ColrinUu'S Car Taken From
IN Front of Theatre md Run luto
iIcurico tOunty.

Neither the police OF the city nor
those OF iicnrico County We're able last
night 10 locate the boys who stole DR..
.r g. Colcmans automobile from in
front OF the Academy OF Music Satur-
,IaN night aud who ran into a farmer
an tho River Road during the carly
t,rt ~ The night. The search is being
continued. aud II is probable that they
t,iil bc dealt with severely should they
lee unprecedented.
Deputy sheriff Webb Sydnor OF Hen
rlco county made the first report of
Tho theft To the Richmond police Sat
urday night. when he reported having
recovered the automobile. Dr. Cole
man. who was attending performance
at the academy, did not know his ma
chine had been stolen until he was IN
formed 10y Detective Sergeant Wilt
shire lie at once identified the license
number as that OF his ear, aud upon
investigation discovered that his ma
chine WAS missing.
sheriff Sydnor, in reporting tho mat
trr to the police. said that lie was at
trartcd by the peculiar manner in
which the machine was being driven
10y tic BOYS. and that he called TO them
tr stop. Instead Of doing so, however.
thcy jumped fron the machine and ran.
M the darkness ,huy escaped. They
lett the machine while it was running
ana without putting on the brakes
lh" car proceeded along tho road until
Ia plunged into u team ahead. The
buggy was knocked aside and slightly
damaged. The car changed its course
after hitting the buggy. and plunged
INTO u ditch on the side of tho road
where II stopped.
Sheriff Sydnor pursued tho boys. OF
whom he secured n fairly good descrip-
ZION. but they separated. and both cs-
caped In the underbrush which lined
The road. nr. Coleman's machine was
not damaged TO any great extent, and
was brought back to Richmond yes
'crnaN.
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THINKS GIRL UNDER ARREST
Is WOMAN he RESCUED
fntrOinnn smith Awaits Identification
Of Prisoner thnr.rd Nith Forging
SrNrrnI SmmII Ihc,.h

Detective SERGEANT Fred Nrcngcl vcs.
tccday afternoon left for Charlotte. \
g. TO bring back to this cltv lillian
iFeul"v. alias l.aula Whittallor. alias
Mrs. Rculo Harris. alias Lilv Owens
alias lilv Harris. WHO WAS arrested
In tina; citv ~ the request of tho local
Police Department on a Warrant clnri..
inn her with forgery and obtaining
money under false prctcnscs from soy
clal local merchants II is prnb,bic
that tho detectives with his prisoner
viii return 40 Richmond Wednesday,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-21
No HARD TIMES uEFLEC'rIsD
IN UNIVERSITY ItOSTEV

HARLOTTESVILLE, VA. Sentenher
20. spite Of tho conditions of the
cotton and tobacco crops III the South.
there ~ healthy increase IN the ell, :
OF Virginia. When the registration
books closed yesterday afternoon "a
total OF ST? had enrolled, gain Of
thirty seven over the CORE Spoudinr
day OF last year. AT first i, was be.
licvcd there. would he "a falling Oft in
the professional departments, hut the
figures show an increase. IL is not too
much TO say that an enrolment Of $50
students may. be counted on, with cX-
celIent possibilities o. reaching the
sion.
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IUOec vino cithor have a NIs'-Nand
huowl,Ig" OF The nuo work being done
hy the Lucille In Verne Company 81
ihc Empire Theatre this season. or who
.,r" familiar WITH the high reputation
ut Florence ltobcrt,. Hs an emotional
tctrras, VIII certainly not fail 10 see
'I>za this week at the uptown house.
Miss Eobcrts IS more widely known TO
thc public Of the West than In this
section Of the country, but her great
ability SO GENEROUSLY recognized by all
connected with tho theatrical rrofcs-
SION everywhere IN the United states.
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WRECK VICTIM WILL NE
hurled At ABINGDON
Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
Nl,hnN ~ MI

ISPcc,al 10 me lhcs-pispatch.l
ABlNGpON, VA. September 2O.-The
remains of Captain Johu y. Preston,
who was KILLED in wreck on Friday
night on the Queen and Crescent Rail
road at Livingstone. Ala. arrived to-
night at o'clocl., and the funeral will
take place on Monday morning from
bell. with whom he was coming TO
make his home. Captain Preston was
scNcnty-two years old, and a native of
this place, hut for many years had
made his homo in Texas. IIc is sur
viYcd by two sisters. Mrs. Robert A.
Preston. OF Abingdon. ana AIra. Lizzie
Keyherne. OF Manassas
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"I.cp on, Icar,- Conc, hack.

tNerN theatre gocr who missed Peg
" N'N Heart Last season. ana WHO re-
Elttt"d ~ rcjoiccs that this delicious
comedy Will be seen again AT the
NoadcinN Of Music this week, with Irac-
'icdilY the same east that gave IL so
charming " performance last NoVem Dor
reg AMI her ittic dog, Michael viii
tpr"ar on Thursday. Friday and SHtur-
hHf. "iih Saturday matinee
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ncl,nont,s Itncc- Seized.

NEW YORK. September 2o.-Ausust
belmont learned to-day that five Of his
valuable thoroughbrcds ia France have
been seized by the French army. The
horses were Noluvcntc, Ravali, Dra-
inatist. King Cadc and Bavard III.
They had won SEQ, 900 this year on
the French turf
The horses were taken at Chantilly
In the absence of their trainer. K. Car
ter. an Englishrnan The French sol
diers also TOOK all the saddles and
bridlcs
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Tho large clientele OF tho Grayce
scott Company IL awaiting with impati-
rncc an opportunity 20 witness Us IL.
Noritc star IA the role uf the widow
iu "Wildnrc. which was created hy
Lillian Russ"l II VIII he equally in.
t"restiug Is watch he witt Ncwing In
Tho part ot the jockey, which Viii give
him his nrst b,r chance OF tho season.
The opening performance OF "Wildiire'
go th" Colonial Tonight viii doubtless
hc Attended by Il capacity audience
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-21
n,,,,u Promise. ,s,od show,

Nccurdjne to all accounts. The city
-norte." tho Eijuus burlcsquc Offering
tor thc week.. VIII prove TO ~ tar and
aWay the best production sent 10 that
house siucc the Inauguration % its new
r.lcv |, IL Understood that the com
p,uy includes not only pretty girls, and
lott ct them, but several genuine
Comedians.
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Inion Station nobbcL.

lSperiaI 70 Tic Times- pigiatch.
SUFFOLK, VA, September .O.,--At
noon to day, while tho force nj the
Seaboard Air Limo and Virginian Rail
way union station were ut lunch, UNI
known persons forced the station door,
and, breaking the locks on tho ticket
drawer and locks on the safe, got away
with about 5l95 In money. The tickle s
wero not disturbed. No arrests have
heen made.
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Featuring Frank Milton ana the De
Long sisters, who arc new 10 Rich
noud. in "a comedy Skit called Twenty
Minutes Lay-Ovcr at Alfalfa Junction
the lyrics bill for the urst part OF this
week is said to h. unusually strong In
other acts as we'll Ana the Hearst
Scug Ncws Pictorial always abounds
LII IMtcEtst.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-21
SEf,ONn GNNII
Totifs Is 81 10 Totals q
'patted Tor oldhani in hfth.

iButcd for hcyrod, in seventh.
Score hy nniuEs. II
pctro!t -............-.-.....i % l..
Boston ............-... y -
summary: Error~- Bush, Mckee. Oldham
~. Ianvrln. Lewis. THo-base hits COBB
MORTALITY. kavanaugh. Three base hit
CABINET Sacr!ncr hit. viz. Janyrin. stolen
Or3"e Bush Wat. Cobb. Hooper. IrN!.
sneaker Doubl" play Vcach TO Mckee
hnses On o.il>-on Oldham. ! OF Reynolds
of Mood. /. MA pitch-WooG. Bsit-
oldham. Time. 100. Empires. DIneen and
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SPORTS
Aquatiics
Baseball
Racing
WALTER JOHNSON SAVES
GAME FOR SENATORS

Continued From Fourth ragc)
was called on account OF darkness nj
the emu OF thc seventh inning.
Cobb got a triple. two doubles and
three singles. Scores.
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ADJUSTMENTS

Co'onini-t.rnycc scott 'ompan,. in
.Wiidnrr.'
Enpirr--Lurilic In Verne tou,n,u,
in '.IRIR.'
'r"-'"puinr vaudeville. matinee
and night
Hijcu--"ihc CITY Spori>''
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rnoninIrIoN RALLY

CITY Auditorium. Tonight Hon. Carlton
Mccarthy Wi! preside. and Rev. George W.
Mcdaniel -. d. VIII make the address on
'Richmond's DUTY" All cordially invited
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'urn"onh 10, with Field n,u,,r,,,

''re OF tho features Of Al q; Fields
Nlhstrcl show. which wli nc socn at
nc AcadcnA 90 Music ou Tucsda, and
cdn'sda'. with Wednesday, matinee,
huiI"S"u" on npd"rn dances pre-
N"h''" bN Denny - Ryan. l;ut til. fca-
iur" Of tho fcltur"-tu Richmond audi
'i'rh D. ia" fact that benny p'Ityau
'9 l'ennS Ncil. the boy WHO walked
" ~ "''h 80 many prizes on amateur
HlE'tts ~ TIA" Colonial II year or two
ago that th" management was com
amateur
Denny has received a uumbcr 81 ia
N"Iholo notices for his work win Al.
~ ilcti, ANA seems 10 he ou the high
i'Hu 10 success 49, Il big time minstrel.