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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-19
DOUBLE CARD TO
Be OFFERED FANS
NEXT SATURDAY
Burns to Meet Maupus, and Con
Albright Returns to Tackle
Collins.
BY "REFEREE."

A double card will be offered
the wrestling fans Saturday
night, when Frank Burns will
meet at AL Maupus. Of Baltimore,
and Con Albright will go against
Billy Collins. All four of the
middlcweights are anxious to get
another try at the champion, Joe
Turner. and the promoters have
planned these engagements as
sort OF elimination tourney, the
final winner to be given one more
chance for the belt.
Burns has no excuses to offer
for losing to Turner, but he feels
that he can best Maupus. Col
Inns and Albright are both we'll
known here, and their ability is
recognized Albright is the man
who struck SO persistently to
Turner's trail, only to lose when
the two got together. AS an ex-
hibition, these two bouts could
hardly be improved upon.
While there may not be the unusual
interest caused by Burns spectacular
arrival. there Is the interest born of
n desire TO watch four clean-iimbed
and healthy athletes try conclusions
with each other. Connie Albright may
always be depended upon to give AZ
good account Of himself. Collins has
wrestled Turner on numerous occa-
sions. and. though he has been re-
turned loser in these engagements, he
thinks that he is n far better man now
than he was when no met the cham
pion before.
Maupas and Burns Will go to the mat
first. the bout beginning promptly at
$50 o'clock. Ii will be n finish go,
pest two out OF three falls. and as soon
as this has been concluded Collins and
Albright will go to the mat. Tickets
the Academy OF Music Wednesday.
seats Is certain II for no other rea-
son than to witness nm exhibition by
four OF the best middleweight wrest :.
lers in the game to-day.
BY the way, Joe Turner has lost his
training partner. Tho partner in this
particular case is black bear. II any
one should find the bear, he can secure
reward by returning 1t to Turner or
notifying him at Madison 6O79 Turn
crs home Is now on the Broad Street
Road.
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WHERE THEY PLAY MONDAY.
Richmond nt Newport News.
Norfolk Mt Petersburg.
Roanoke at Portsmouth.
BY GUS MALBERT.

y certain Mr.. Nolan, who had
been especially groomed Tor the
purpose, stepped to the hosting
hill yesterday afternoon in order
t. humiliatc our Colts before the
choice home crowd OF the season.
Mr.. Nolan works for Colonel
Heinrich Chesterfield Busch, who
lives iii Cincinnati, but makes his
wages leading Petersburg ball
clubs TO pcnnan,s.
Unfortunately for Colonel
Busch, Mr.. Nolan, who is I'M
doubtcdly a very good pitcher,
lett everything that he possesses
at home, save a glove. Against
the battle fleet that Raymond
Ryan sent into the engagement,
the glove proved rather poor pro-
lection. In fact, it might be said
that Mr.. Nolan was far more
vulnerable than anything we have
witnessed since the training pc
Rod began. The result brought
Richmond eleven TALES as
against four for our most cher
ished enemies.
When the season began some
three days ago, it was predicted
that Mr.. Nolan would hurl the
first pellet for Petersburg. In
stead, Colonel Busch shuffled the
cards and pulled out Bob Austin.
Friday the word again was pass
cd that Demon Nolan would be
selected 10 humiliate Richmond.
However, Colonel Busch once
lCaM in,lcL or, ,i,l,l I'd % \
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WORDS DOUBLE
HELPS VIRGINIA
First Blood Drawn by Orange
and Blue in Carolina
Series.

Durham. y. c., April 1S.-yirgfnia
won the first game of the series here
this afternoon. score to 0. Cannon
pitched for Virginia, and had the game
his way throughout the entire nine in :
nlnGs. Williams. Cardinals pitcher.
was wild and walked many VIrginians''
Both teams feldcd we'll, allowing only
one error each; White obtained a
three- Dagger, with two outs in the
sixth inning. scoring on single TO
right field by Word.
Long. for Carolina, was the only
other player to get an extra base hit.
his being for two sacks. Ltchfielder'
lett helder for Carolina, played n star
outiield. taking every chance. many
or which were hard. Shields, for Caro-
ma, was the star fielder OF the con-
TEST. getting two groundcrs that ap-
pcared impossible. Word. for Virginia.
played n fine game at first. and OBJ
tanned two hits, leading tho battle for
Virginia.
;, Only once during tho game did Caro-
una nave an opportunity to score This
came in the sixth. when ono runner
rt;,n, second. The game was ex-
citinG from the start, although Vir-
Gihia led In every department. Gam
mon was the particular star OF the
game Virginia and Carolina play Mt
greensboro Monday. This evening a
Dig Alumni dance was given at Lake
wood Park. Two hundred couples were
IN attendance. The ball teams were
me guests OF honor, with members OF
both faculties. The score:
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MONSTER CROWD
WILL SEE GAME
IN WASHINGTON
Richmond Fans In Large Num-
bers to Visit Washington
on Thursday.

When the train leaves Richmond
Thursday for Washington to witness
the opening game between the Sena-
tors and the Red Sox the largest ex-
curslon evor run out OF Richmond over
the Richmond. fredericksburg and Po-
tomac. or any other road. for that
matter. Will be on its way to the ma
TONS capitol. Never has interest beon
SO Intense IN a baseball game. Since
the victorious onslaught OF tho Climb
ers upon tho citadel Of their enemies
during the recent trip. Richmond fans
have grown well-nigh frantic. Aided
TO this Is the fact that either Walter
Johnson or Joe Boehling will pitch tho
game. with a possibility that Yancey
Wyatt Ayers will jump in at tho last
moment.
Gran1stand tickets for tho game ara
Tow on ralo at many prominent places,
Willie personal canvass will bo made
tomorrow. 1t is hoped that ali who
contemplate going will make their in
tention known early. for on opening
day In Washington every ticket Is at
premium. and while Clarke Griffith
mas been good enough to send 100
tickets hero to BIO disposed OF. he agreed
TO 40 this only on the condition that
they would be returned so that he
could dispose CT them to the hundreds
who Will be turned away.
somehow or other, Richmond people,
or that portion Of tho Richmond peo-
(COntin,Ied on Third poraN
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ENTIRE SERIES
WON BY BUILDERS
Roanoke Loses Last Game
Though Only After Chal-
longing in Eighth.

Newport News. Va, April 1s.-New
port News made clean sweep OF the
series with Roanoke to-day. winning,
u TO T. though the visitors made 4 bid
for the game In the eighth. when they
drove Pierce from the box. Crothcrs
stopped the rally.
Mullin was hit hard by tho Ship
builders in the first. third and sixth
rounds, four singles. two doubles and a
triple being punched in those innings
with sacrifice hits and stolen bases.
The fclding. batting and base running
of Gondolh and the batting of McCabe.
with n circus catch by Mills. were the
outstanding features. Three thousand
people saw the game. Score:
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Spiders Will Play
Trinity To-Morrow

Hichmond College Will meet Trim
fty College, of North Carolina, to-
morrow afternoon at the local ball
yard. The visiting tenn IN regard
ell ms one of the strongest In this
section. and the Spiders realize that
they will have their work mapped
out to win. Coach DObson has
practically decided to send Duval
against the Tarhecls. The Enmo
Will begin at o'clock.
Flanagan will he saved by the
coach to tackle William aud Mary
I'm the first championship struggle
OF the season Wednesday,, while
Robertson. n tlrst-ycar man, will be
Sent against Hampden-Siduey ON
Saturday.
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st. Louis. April 1S.-By punching hits
in tho sixth inning. st. Louis won the
third game of the series with tho In
dianapolis Federals to-day, to q Tho
first two scores OF tho inning were
made by Simon and Crandall. when
Bridwell singled. Brldwell went to
second when Kauff missed tho ball.
and scored on Boucher's single.
Score by innings: II. II. F..
st. Louis 900 OF 3 OK 10 1
Indianapolis IL 300 O Ga /
Batteries: Crandall and Simon: Null
lin and Rariden.
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Colts Leave for
Newport News

The Colts leave tomorrow morn
ing for Newport News, where they
begin six-Game series with the
Shipbuildcrs. three by the seaside
and the Inst three here at home.
In the opening encounter Manager
Ryan announces TINT he will use
either Shipe or SmalIwood, depend
Ing upon which of the two shows
the most during the wnrminG-up
practice. a pleasing bit of infor-
mntion is that Charlie Strain is
rapidly rounding into shape, and
that he will he rcndy for nctlyc
work within n few days.
One of the really depiornb1c fea-
lures of the schedule adopted by
the mngnates is shown in the dis
position OF the games this week.
Richmond plays Newport News NIL
week, Petersburg plays Norfolk NIL
week, and Portsmouth plays Roam
oke all week. As the dnys go by
other weaknesses will be discov-
cred.
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GUNDOAT COCHRAN
MAKES HIS DEBUT
Wins His Own Game by Making
Home Run in Fifth Inning
Against Pirates.

Portsmouth. Va, April 1S.-Norfolls
made II three straights from Ports
mouth this afternoon. to l. "Gunboat"
cochran. Norfolk's navy recruit pitcher.
won his own game In the NTH inning
when he lifted the second home run OF
the season over the fence
Portsmouth scored its only count in
the seventh, when Howedell connected
and scored on Collins's single.
Cochran had the best of the pitching
argument with Schwartjc. holding the
Pirates TO five hits. while the Tars
hammered Tannehills pitcher for nine
safeties. The score:
oil
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M CURES BEATEN
BY BLACKSTONE
Local Prep School Defeated in
Fast Game by Academy
Squad.

Blackstone. Va, April ls-In ny Far tn.
fastest game Of the season Blackstone
CURES team from Richmond by the score
OF 10 l. The game was we'll played
throughout. and was enjoyed by large
crowd. The only came In the FIRST
two innings. each team scoring one run in
the first round. In the second Bassett. with
the bases crowded. lifted one far beyond the
reach OF the LETT fielder FOR three bases
which cinched the game for the home team.
The cfatures OF the game were the superb
pitching and fielding OF Captain CLANCY,
the catching of Ballard and Bassett's three
base drive with the bases full. For Me-
Cures the helding OF Newell and the
batting of Craven and Bergman were well
worth mention. The score:
lrsf< Ann
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New York. April ls.-The BROOKLYN
Superbas defeated the Giants, 8 to s.
here this afternoon, outplaying them
from all angles and smuggling Christy
Mathewson's offerings all over the lot
The veteran hurlcr was knocked out
Of the box In the seventh frame, when
the score was 4 tie at four all. The
Dodgers pursued no watchful- waiting
policy. but piled UP two tallics In the
first inning. The Giants rallied, but
the determination OF Robbie's men to
continue TO lead the league was firm
enough 70 carry them forward The
Supcrbas Were simply unbeatable The
score:
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SOPHOMORES LAND
|NTERCLASS MEET

Lexington, Va. April 1S.-The an
nual interclass track meet at Wash
ington and Lee University was won to-
day by tho Sophomores. due mainly to
the great work OF Shultz. the star foot
ball tackle who scored 81 points for
his class, getting three first places
and two seconds. Secley tailed L
points for tho Freshmen, and was sec
ord highest individual point winner.
Summary: Sophomores.' AZ; Fresh
men, AZ; Seriors, 10; Juniors, 9.
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Summary: Two-baso hits--Waltcrs,
Smith. Mills Three base hits-Krepps.
Stolen bases-Gondolf (2), Smith. Sac
rifice hits-krepps (2). Beixcll, WEIGH
err. Double plays-Gondolf to Krepps
10 Carnes; Gondolf to Matthews to
Carnes to Matthews. Struck out-By
Pierce, 3; by Mullin, 3. Bases on balls
OF Pierce. 3; off Crothers, L; off Null
lin. g Hits-Or Pierce. 5, and 4 runs
in 26 times at bat in z 20 innings.
Left on bases-Newport News. 4: Roa-
noke, 8. First base on errors-Ncw-
port News. 3: Roanoke, g. Umpircs
Tone and Norcum. Time OF game, .
hours.
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JOHN MARSHALL
LANDS VICTORY

Fork Union. Va, April 1s.-John
Marshall High School defeated the
Fork Union Academy hero to-day by
the score OF to after n very ex-
citing game. Tho locals started n
batting rally in tho ninth with n homo
run by Cadet Pofr, but It came too
late. The Richmonders scored In the
first and held n lead during the game.
The game was marked by some sensa-
tional fielding by both sides. John
Marshall used three pitchers In the
game.
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WEST VIRGINIA
DEFEATS NAVY

Annapolis. Nd. April 1S.--Tho Uni
versity OF West Virginia won from tho
Naval Academy this afternoon by
to 2. Smiths timely hitting was tho
main factor In the visitors triumph.
Tho score by innings: II. III. IL.
u. OF V.........2 90 10o1--4 ,
Naval Academy o 0o10O--3 6
Batteries: Barron and Fiddler; VIM
son and Hicks.
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Summary: Stolen baSes-COOk, Tan
nehill Collins, Alexander. base
hits-Howedell. Hart, Stein and Pressly.
Homo runS--Cochran. Double PLAYS
Stein to McMahon. Struck out-by
Schwartje. 4; by Cochran. A. Base on
balls-off Schwartje, tStein): Off
Cochran. (Neatherton. Cook and Col
lins). Wild Enthusiastically Left
on bases-Portsmouth. 4; Norfolk, s.
Time OF game hours. Umpircs--
Kclly and McTcagMc
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annapolis, Md. Pennsylvania's oarsmen
made a clean sweep when their varsity and
freshman ciEhts met tho Midshipmon hero
to-day. The Pennsylvania varsity boat came
across tho line two lengths ahead OF tho
Navy she'll Tho freshmen race was won
by about q third OF O boat length.
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Totals 80 3271l /
"Batted for Hardlson In ninth.
fBattcd for Williams in ninth.
Virginia,

Sum,norv. - ;rn,o -. - "
Three base hits-White. Sacrifice hits
Sticklcy: Base on balls-oR Cannon.
o; Off Williams. &. Struck out--bv
Cannon. 3; by Williams, 6. Stolen
bases-Whitc. Double plays-Shieids
to *. Bailey. to Hardison; Stickley To
paschall. to word Left on bases
Carolina, 2; Virginia. 10. First base on
crrors-one each. Time, two hours
umpires. McManus and DR.. Atkins. At
tendance, $500.
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New York, April 1s.-The Yankees
progress pcnnantwards, hitherto un-
,npeded, was stopped to-day by Wash
ington and Walter Johnson, chiefly
the latter. The star hurler held the
Chanccmcn to four hits and one run,
while his teammates gathered in four
tallies. the final score being 4 to The
locals lineup had TO be changed on
account OF Williams and Cook being
on the sick list. Caldwell and Gill
hoolcy took their places at first and
right field. respectively. The score:
New York. wesbI,rtnn
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New York.

Totals -: . u 10 Totals ..3s III "a /.
'na,;ed for MGIhewson in eighth.
tBat;eJ for Fletcher In ninth.
Score by innings: r.
New York Observation-Disclosures i!oloi Ia
Brooklyn .......................2 90 . o IS
Summary: Errors-Fletch.- (c), Doyle,
Merkle. CutshaN (2). Two-hase hits-Doyle
Mathewson. Wheat. Three-base hits--Aiille!
CONTINUED on Third PageO
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Take Lead In First.

Kansas City, Mo-. April 1s.--S!ngles
by Zeider and Beck, triple by Twill
Ing and n single by Wlckland gave
Chicago three runs In tho first inning
to day, q lead tho Kansas City locals
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FEDERAL LEAGUE
WELL UNDER WAY
St. Louis, Chicago, Buffalo and
Brooklyn Win Out in Yes
terday's Contests.
CLOSE SCORES MARK GAMES
Big Crowds Follow Independents
and Cheer Their Favorites
to Victory.
ICLOSE SCORES MARK GAMES
Federal League Results

YESTERDAYS SCORES.
Chicago, o, Kansas City, 2.
Indianapolis, 81 ST. Louis, 4.
Brooklyn. 4, Pittsburgh, 3.
Buffalo, &; baltimore, 2.
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Summary: Three-base hit-Bassett. Two
J base hits-Craven. Bruce. First base on balls
of Hammond. 2. Struck out-By CLANCY,
4; by Hammond. 6. Hit by pitcher-Hard-
| away. Newell. Passed ball--Craven Co. UNI
pre. Robertson.
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.Batted for Heating in eighth.
Score by Innings: r.
Washington .................3 q o q o.
new YORK. .'.;:.......::....:..o 90 . OIL
summary: Error-Mc Bride. Two Ia Sc hit
Shanks. Sacrifice hit-Waish. Sacrifice NY
Morgan: Double plays-Johnson 10 Mcbride
20 Gandil; Mcbride TO Morgan TO Gandll.
Lea on Observation-Disclosures. 4: New York s.
Hts-On Heating. In 4 inninss. First base
on balls-On Heating. g. off johnson 4; off
Warhop !. Struck out-By Heating S: by
Johnson. !. Wild pitch-Johnson (e). Pass
Continued on Third Pagc)
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STANDING OF TEAMS.

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
Chicago at Nansns City.
Indianapolis at ST Louis.
WHERE THEY PLAY MONDAY.
Chicago nt st. Louis.
Indianapolis Mt Kansas City.
Brooklyn mt baltimore.
Buffalo mt Pittsburgh.
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WALTER JOHNSON
STOPS YANKEES
Allows Chanccnen Just Four
Hits, Which Yield Ono
Lone Tally.
WILLIAMS. AND COOK SICK
Caldwell and Gilhooley Forced
Into Lineup to Take Place
OF Regulars.
WILLIAMS. AND COOK SICK
American League Results

Yesterdays SCORES.
st. Louis. 3; Chicago, 5.
Cleveland, ,, Detroit, 8.
Washington, 4; New York, I.
Philadelphia. o; Boston. 1.
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MATHEWSON HARD
HIT BY SUPERbAS
Brooklyn Shows Little Mercy to
Veteran, Driving Him
From Mound.
DODGERS SCORE IN FIRST
Play No Watching or Waiting
Game, but Wade Into
Christy's Offerings.
DODGERS SCORE IN FIRST
National League Results

YESTERDAYS SCORES.
boston, 81 Philadelphia, g.
New York, o. Brooklyn, q.
Plttsburgh. 81 Cincinnati, s.
Chicngo, ., St. Louis, 8.
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WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY.
st. Louis mt Chicago.
Cleveland Mt Detroit.
WHERE THEY PLAY MONDAY.
st. Louis mt Chicago.
Cleveland mt Detroit.
Washington Mt New York.
Philadelphia at Boston
e Games)
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Virginia League Results

YESTERDAYS SCORES.
richmond. III Petersburg, {.
Norfolf, =: Portsmouth, ].
Newport News, q, Ronnokc, 4,
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COLTS SLAM BALL
TO ALL CORNERS.
WINNING EASILY
Nolan, Pitching for Pc
tersburg, Tapped for
Fourteen Bingles.
II A RRY GRIFFIN
SHOWS REAL CLASS

Veteran Hurler Makes His Initial
Bow Under Splendid Condi-
tions-Lefty Snyder Has
Perfect Batting Average,
With Four Hits Out
of as Many Tries.
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STANDING OF TEAMS.

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
Pittsburgh mt Cincinnati.
Chicago ut ST. Louis.
WHERE THEY PLAY MONDAY.
boston Mt Philadelphia.
New York mt Brooklyn.
Pittsburgh mt Cincinnati.
Chicago Mt St. Louis.
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Continued on Third PageO
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Totals rs 81 10 Totals 81 7Tl4
Batted for Heating in eighth.
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Continued on Third Page.)
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-10-07
BROWNS TRIM CARDINALS
IN CITY SERIES OPENER

St. Louis. Mo-. Oct. IA timely sin
gle by Derrill Pratt in the third inning
with runners on second and third and
two out gave the Browns a to l
victory over the Cardinals yesterday
in the first game of the fall series.
The American leaguers got only five
hits during the contest. while their
rivals gathered eight, but Carl Well
man proved extremely steady in the
pinches and did not allow any runs IN
til the ninth inning.
Bill Doak. who had a record of nine
teen victories and six defeats in the
National league, pitched a brilliant
game for his side. but he brought
about his own defeat when he missed
a hunt by Weilman with one out in the
third. Doak followed by passing Shot
ton, an infield out by Austin advanced
the two runners, and then Pratt drove
a single to right field which scored the
two runs.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-10-07
ARMY AND NAVY OFFICERS
DO NOT REACH AGREEMENT

Washington, Oct. The athletic
associations at Annapolis and West
Point must reach a prompt agreement
if there is TO be an army-navy football
game this year
a conference yesterday between Sec
rotary Daniels and Lieutenant Com
mander Fairfield of the naval acad-
envy failed to bring about an under
standing, and both the navy man and
Colonel Wilcox, representing West
Point, were personally notified that
the war and navy departments had
made their last effort to find a solu-
ton for the disagreement as to the
site of the game.
Both. Secretary Garrison and Secre-
tary Daniels washed their hands of the
matter since the naval academy re-
jected their proposal for a 10-year
agreement.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-10-07
G>k,e,@1fe|lz|
AT THE ILLINOIS.

Ruth st. Denis, famed over both
continents as an interpreter of the
dances of the orient, made her first
appearance before a Rock Island audi
ence at the Illinois theatre last night,
furnishing the attraction for the for
NAL opening of the season. Miss st.
Denis was assisted by several artists
OF high standing in the school of
teTpsichore and the result of their
joint efforts was performance of rare
finish and beauty. Miss st. Denis
gave five numbers, each different from
the other, but all offered in the atmos-
phere of the orient. the dancer in three
of her presentations lending reality 10
the pictures by the presence of several
native Hindus. While Miss ST Denis
is conceded to be performer who has
attained her fame by her superior art,
yet.the lions share of the favor of the
audience last night went TO her associ-
ates, Hilda Boyer and Ted Shawn win
ming particular favor with their work.
A good play, we'll acted and of COM
mandinS interest to all sorts of people,
VIII often tell things that need telling
but which the average employer, par
ent, teacher, pastor or friend cannot or
VIII not tell to those most in need OF
the information. The Under Dog
the new four act drama, which comes
TO the Illinois Saturday, matinee and
night. is described as play of intense
human interest. in which brilliant dia-
logue. rushing climaxes, scintiIlant hui
NOR and exquisite pathos combine to
make an essentially fine evenings en-
tertainment. The great mental and
moral lesson of this play is deftly WOW
en- in fabric of beautiful, clean and
thrilling story in which honest love
and unseltish generosity triumph. But
the lesson is there, strong without
preaching and unacceptable without OBJ
truding itself. The Under Dog" will
make you laugh, perhaps weep, but it
viii also make you think and whether
you be young or old. man or a wo-
man. boy or girl. this strangely cap
tivating story will please while il edi-
fies you to the end that you will have
new and brighter view of your duty
towards others in the great scheme
of making your own life happy In II
the young viii see and hear that which
their parents ought to tell and show