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Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1915-08-18
ExtravaQance.

We'll. my DEAR" said the head OF
the family 'ubilantly. Il closed the
deal for the new house today. had
the title searched and found 1t perfect
ly clear. II cost me hundred dollars
for the search but"
Now isn't that a perfect shame!"
interrupted his better half. "All that
money wasted for nothing"
Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1915-08-18
Couldn't DO II.

II want you" said the fair society
leader, ito give me plain opinion
about my latest photograph"
Madam" said the gallant cavalier,
bowing, ito speak in plain terms Of
that portrait would IL, impossibe,"
Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1915-08-18
A Difference.

Angelina-And SO you love me with
all your heart? Would you die for
me?
Edwin-No. dear.
Angelina-You wouldn't die for mer
Edwin-No; mine is an undyins af-
fection.
Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1915-08-18

The trouble about looking up to 9th.
er people is that 1t encourages them
to look down on us.
Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1915-08-18

Time is money. yet lots OF people
with plenty Of time on their hands
will strike you for a loan.
Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1915-08-18
Beautiful Neutrality.

The Venus Of Milo explained
IAN endeavor to be neutral" she
said; arms are munitions of war"
Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1915-08-18

What is worth doing at all is worth
doing we'll unless you are going to
make fool Of yourself
Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1915-08-18

All things come to him who waits
but he is generally dead by the time
they reach him.
Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1915-08-18
Fame.

Fame is nothing mere or less than
disinfected notoriety.
Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1915-08-18

All men are born ignorant and some
never get over 1t.
Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1915-08-18

Art at best turns out a poor coun.
terfeit of nature.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-23
SnccinI 11ntch Tn-NIrht.
EXTON WINS FOR GARTH; is
THEN SOLD TO E. B. MLEAN
Extra Race Pulled on ut WnrrcntOn
BccnuSe WeldSiiip Han out
of the Course Saturday.

WARRENTON, VA, November 22.--
The controversy arising at the close of
saturdays big race meet as 10 the
respective merits between ENton, the
winner Of the big stecplechase. and
Wcldship, who ran out of the course.
eliminated to-day in race over the
same course. the respective owners,
William Garth and Temple Gwathmcy.
placing bet of $1,000 each on their
horses
ENton again carried Off the colors
and won easily. The race on the HAT
between Garths Emerald Gem. ridden
by Lewis Garth, and Gwnthmcy's Kohi-
Meta. ridden by Dion Kerr. was won by
the latter. The third event WAS II stccplc-
chase between Racebrookc. owned by
Mrs. Sidney l.. Josephthnl, and Atm;l.
owned Ivy Il. II. Dulaney, the latter win
ming easily.
In view OF the fact that to-day
meet had not been advertised, the at
tendance was beyond all expectations.
ON" incident Of note was the announce
mcnt OF the purchase Of ENton by T.. II.
Mclean. The great racer Will remain
in TIN" hands of MIR Garth, who Will
race him for Mclean.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-23
ELECTION RETURNS
Hoard uf Cnnyasscrs Finds Ballots for
Suffrage amendments From
Carroll County.

IN" returns from the general cleo
tion OF November = were cauvaSs"d
yesterday by tn" state Board OF Can
vasscrS, ana certificates were issued to
the successful candidates. The board
met in the Office of Secretary of the
Commonwealth Il. o. James.
In every instance the results OF the
election a. previously announced were
confirmed by tn" official canvass. No
contest was fled. The one incident
breaking Tho dullncss and tcdum Of
The canvass Was the discovery that the
SuiTra@.stS of Carroll County had voted
:or an! against tn" proposed amcnd-
mcnts To iii" Constitution of Virginia.
obviously "nd"r misrepresentation. as
the amendments haV" not been sub
mitt"d To the people. The separate bal
lot on the amendments was printed
and given to the voters. however. by
til" Carol! County Electoral Board
The certified returns show that there
have been elected to the House Of Dele
gates sixteen Republicans and one In
d"pcndeut. while four Republican can
d!dat"s were elected TO the Senate ana
One independents
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-23
BROKER DEMURRER
OVERRUlED BY COURT
Harrison AntinnrcOtic Law Held to BE
Revenue Act and No Interference
With Stntc Police Powers.

Efforts of counsel for Dr. Boyce d.
Hrookcr, indicted under the Harrison
autinarcotic act for prescribing habit
forming drugs. to have the law de-
cla'rcd unconstitutional met with fail
urc yesterday in the United states Dis
trict Court, when Judge Edmund Wad-
dill, Jr., ovcrrulcd the demurrer 10 the
indictment. This means that tho
second trial of the accused physician
will begin December /. The first re-
suited III 4 hung jury.
In the second demurrer TO the
ErooIcr indictment. Attorneys ID. G.
- i'lahcrtE and William NJ Justis, Jr.,
took the position that the Harrison act,
in attempting TO regulate public morals
ana the practice of physicians, is an
invasion Of the polio" power Of State.
and is, therefore, AN ovcrstcppinE of
constitutional limitations. Judge Wad-
ain held that the law is revenue
act and that the Federal government
is entirely within it's rights in making
such restrictions and regulations as
viii insure it's proper enforcement.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-23
VARSITY PRACTICE SECRET
WARMER SENDS HIS MEN
THROUGH TWO-HOUR DRILL
"J'u"L" Mayer I,a"> on i.iur Again md
Entire SOUND l. Free at Injuries.
All Seats sold

CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA. November
22.-Nitp iUla had to-day her Last work
out, save o', before tho North Carolina
game, under the watCh'ul eye of Head
Coach Warmer and his assistants. For
the first tiiuc this season the praCtic"
Cluded ironr Lambeth Field. The after
noon'S work lasted tu!ly two hours.
Throughout ia" players seemed Keyed
up TO the hs-ur~t pitch. TIL" mon ar"
in excellent Shape ANA with the last
day OF hard work over all chances of
having 'uyhody h.rt ont of tn" Strlis,-
Eic with injuries has been eliminated.
'Euci' May"r, aftcv an ahScuc" NJ sew
crju days, lis back ia harness again
after tho careful attention Of Trainer
IanniGan. After the daily puntuG driil,
Il Ions phantom practice was ordered.
With the varsity walking through its
plays and Team { demonstrating the
defonso that North Carolina will uroh-
ably use This sort Of work has Il
double ADVANTAGE. the men set a good
drill i'm signals ud lind ont where they
will likely m'yt tine defense of tn"
opponents. Tho forwards were instruct
cd i'm breaking through on kicks IT'D
rctt. White and Nt'llweil dld IN" punt,
ius. hut did not ShuW up 10 their usual
form tO-day. Thurman did not "uGaG"
in the Kicking practice FOR fear OF in
iUriug his side IN" varsity also had
good practice iu building NJ Il defense
to stop forward passes.
The last ut the several hundred re-
served seats sent here for sale We're
disposed "f carly this morning, indI-
eating Il much larger attendance from
The university tEiS year than usual
Thu Virginia squad which leaves here
at noon "Wednesday VIII 20 direct to
the country club. whcr. ia Will remain
Until just before the game
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-23
INSlDERS" REAP HARVEST
Favour, ut .D to ., Wins the Junior
Consolation Purse at
Bowie.

BOWIE RACE TRACK, Md Novem
her 22-Whcn Favour won the Junior
Consolation purse to-day ut 90 to ?
Il real killing was pulled off. and many
OF the insiders" rcapcd u harvest. Very
little money showed at the track for
tho Albright flly, but commissions We're
placed in New York, Cincinnati. Phila
delphia and other cities, not by wire
but the coin of the realm" was placed
personally by commissioners sent from
here for that purpose.
Richard Carmans Startling was IN
odls-on favoritc, but when IL came Ia
racing. Favour just galloped to win
with plenty TO spare whlic dancer So'
second and Startling third.
The feature of the program. the ter
miual purse, was won by Emil Herr $
Apar;,. who easily disposed of his field
to win by two lengths from Between
Is and Black Coffee.
lem captured the closing number
heating Clffhavcn, who WAS heavily
played, while StonchenGe was second
and Sir William Johnson third. Jcm
was bid up $1,000 and retained by his
owner.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-23
TWENTY-FIVE GENERALS IN
SHAPE FOR AGGlE BATTLE
Coach It-"rl> Tells scrubs They Are
thc .t.amrsi" u" Has Ever.
IniIr al.

LEXINGTON. VA. November ~
With the selection OF the gr!dironsts
who viii bo taken To- Norfolk to BATH"
with the North Carolina Aerics ON
THANKSGIVING Day. Coach Elcock dis
Blended tho other members Of tn" Wash
iu-ton and Lee squad this afternoon.
TNrcuty-two Generals viii depart to-
morrow afternoon for TIA" scene of tilt.
.prcc.diu. the signal practice that
concluded the afternoons practice, an
npunccmcut was made that III" fol
lowinC would constitute the squad
Captain Shult1. IGnico. picroiti. l'arri-
son. iznrd, Hethel, piu@wau. Bryan.
Moore. EagloY Barrett. Sw""tland, S"r-
rells. WadSw"rth, Young. raN1"u. Till.
Gardner Eamcy. r'aiu, cromwell and
shore Coach Elcocl addressed Il few
words of appreciation to the scrubs.
ASSERTING that il was "th" earnest gang
that N. HAD ever coached.
Unless plans are switched. EaElyy,
Tho 13o-pound quarter. will begin the
vc,mc At quarter. although there * 81
possibility that Young Will rrli"v" him.
'nhc Generals ar. in good condition. and
CNpert To he i'm fine trim by Thanks
iSiviug pay, following tn" two. DAYS
stay at Virginia Beach prior n'.the
battle
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-23
Catarrh Bio Cd Disease
S. S. S. Drives IL From Your System

H'oausc Catarrh affects the nose
and throat, causing sores in tho nos
tr.is, sioppaSc OF air-passagcs and
Eath"rhG in the throat. il has been
common practice to treat Catarrh by
lotions washes and sprays applied to
'h'"' parts. This mode OF treatment
t. entirely wrong IL cannot give per-
m1h"u' relief ana il ia liable TO irri-
'hi' and ag.rnvatc the trouble Ca
lnrh cannot u" trincd with. If al
lowed 80 ran on II VIII disease the
Bronchial tubes. settle "n the lungs,
IA" St.much--ndccd. II Is a very Sc
rl"uS disease. Don't treat IL locally.
n" fact that II causes headaches IL
proof that il is caused by impure and
dis"aHcd blood. Tho ono treatment
that han proved effective In tho treat
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-23

work that has been mapped out bv
Coach Dobson.
with all Of the men who played I'm
tue Spidcrs-Indians game Saturday In
good condition, means that tho beg,
team that the Spiders can get together
VIII face the Yellow jackets Saturday,
barring. of course. Injuries that might
come this week in the scrinmages that
will be held daily.
Tho team, did not do any real worIr
yesterday. but Coach Dobson sent tho
men through II long signal drill and
exercises that will take the stiffness
out OF them.
Starting this afternoon. the Spider.
VIII be driven hard until the whistlo
Is down Tor The game. Several new
plays and new formations Will be ,.ivc,,
which arc calculated to keep the yell
low jackets ever on tn" alert To ru,hor,
The scrubs" will play the 4lnrl
stone Academy team at Stadium Field
Thursday morning.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-23
SPIDERS WILL FIGHT TO
RETAIN SECOND PLACE
Local GrIIiron Warriors VIII Also Try
to Defeat Yellow jackets for
Second Time In Year.


When the Richmond College Spiders
and the Randolph Macon Yellow Jackets
, meet at Broad Street Park Saturday
the last chapter of the championship
series will he written. The game Will
mark the second meeting Of these teams
this year, ana though the champion
snip of the association was decided
last Saturday when the Tigers took :,
fall out of the Yellow Jackets. this does
not dampcn the ardor of the men com
posing tho two teams, nor does il ere
ne ne any less enthusiasm over the game
man is usually manifested when these
TWO teams meet.
70 win Saturday means much for tho
I = Tor not only the outcome will
,cntcu TO rcpose In the second place
| nut the Spiders have greater incen-
o I'VE: ana that is to break precedents
! OF previous years. and win over the
leiiow Jackets twice in one year
carctul perusal OF the records dis
u ,m"'is me tact that not for great
anic 10 accomplish their present am
pltloh, whereas. the yellow Jackets
point TO the year of 1911. when Rich :
inond college had the scorclcss won
dcrs' as the year OF their greatest
achievement, winning both games of
that year.
TO atone for that. the Spiders viii
set about their work with the grim
determination TO be on the same foot
ins Win tne Yellow Jackets. and make
the game saturday the second win over
tn" Jackets this Year.
The irst encounter this year resulted
In a win for the Spiders after one OF
tn" greatest exhibitions OF the college
game that has been played at the loca
park this year. and with that memoir
able battle still fresh in the minds Of
the sporting public. nothing clsc liz to
be expected but a football classic.
The injured mon OF the Spiders arc
coming around nicely, and ali Of them,
with the exception of Mcneil. will at
sometime this week be in the hard
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-23

WEST I'OINT, :. Y, November o.
The presence OF Ncyland and Rcdiicld
ut the end positions this afternoon.
when the Army lined up for a workout
was pleasing to followers OF the
soldiers team. Ncyland's injured leg
has improved to such an extent that
ii is now thought probable he will
start against Navy. The coaches drove
the men through forty minutes OF
rough work, and their splendid physi-
cal condition Will permit of n; lea t
two more scrimmaEcS before the
eleven goes away Friday. y defensive
drill against Navy formations fea-
turcd the drill The scrubs were un.
able TO gain consistently with the
Navy plays.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-23

mont OF catarrh Is 8. 8. s.; 1t is tho
greatest blood purifier and blood tonic
known. II relieves the cause OF Ca
thrrh by tho process OF renourish ing
tho blood. renewing Its strength and
vigor, giving new life TO the red blood
corpusclcs, and stimulating the flow so
that II has the vitality to throw off
the poison and germs from the system.
II Is literally blood bath. You quickly
feel results. Headaches disappear, the
gathering in the throat stops. the nos
trils hcaI--bcforc you hardly realize
ii YOU arc well. =. =. s. is natural
blood tonic and has proven effective
In the treatment Of, all blood uffec-
lions. EcZcma, letters. rash. scrofula.
Get =. =. $. at your druggists. If you
ncod special advice write tho s. 8. $.
CO., Atlanta, Go.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-23

ANNAPOLIS, MD. November oa.-
Inc inai week of preparation Cor the
N .iinE game on saturday was begun
Academy this afternoon. Practice will
be secret tomorrow and Wednesday.
work on the local field.
Head Coach lnEraham has found IL
necessary to run the chance Of ini,Ir-
ing his players in hard scrimrnages
as the Irregular work Of most of his
iin"men has made a choice Impossible
unless they are tested by some hard
playing. The back fold combination
OF Craig. WcStphal. Davis and Mar
TIN Is almost certain to start the Army
game, but Vail has been showing up
well, ana VIII be first substitute for
any OF the back-held men except
Craig
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-23
CORNELL OFF TO PLAY PENN
TREMENDOUS SEND-OFF
GIVEN BY STUDENT BODY
captain finrrcu Says Penn VIII I,n,,x
IN IN Neni tnttIc-Nnvy
In Secret prnctfcc

ITHACA. n. v, November go N
than 1000 students gave tho ,,.,nan
football eleven Il tremendous sonJ,m
Tonight as II left Ithaca for Atl,ntic
City and philadelphia, on its wo, 10
play Pennsylvania on Thursday ni,r
parade and mass-mectinr nj tho eta,
tion were staged. Captain Rurrc,t
said that the team WAS not ovcrcou-
hdeht. and that Pennsylvania Womb
know that She was i'm "A real bnttIc
Thursday.
The men taken on the trip were:
Ends, shelton, Ecklcy, Rycrson and
lander; tackles, Jameson. Gillics Jew
Stt ana WclleS; guards. Anderson Mil
!cr, AchcaSc, snyder aud Tilicy: CEN
ttcrs, Cool ;tud Brown: quarter backs
Barrett and Shock: half backs. Col,
ms; Shiverick. Benedict. Hoffman and
Schiitchtcr; full back, Mueller.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-23
Favor Preparedness.

The First Regiment Association iicld
Its monthly meeting last ui-;ht In the
Arm"rY. with Captain {. y. Crawford
presiding. General j. Thompson Brown
was tn" speaker Of the evening Iie
delivered strong and Interesting ad-
dress on the administrations advocacy
OF military preparedness in contra It
With the paciiiCist program favored by
w. j. Eryan. lie was earnestly in
favor Of the policy being followed by
President Wilson.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-23
THE ALLEYS

THANKSGIVING week promises to be
thc busiest ono of the season for the
bowlers. as nearly all the leagues in
the city not engaged in the regular
scheduled games have arranged Spe-
cial matches. The Commercial League,
witch opened the season on the New :
port Alleys last Friday night has
made Il great record. and IL Is now
rnnorcd that the league Will be in
creased from four to eight teams. Tho
ilaineS. Jones " Cadbury team, which
made such an excellent showing in
the opening series last week will again
try and duplicate the trick Tonight.
when they battle the Chesapeake and
OHIO aggregation under tho Membership
OF Captain w. II. I.owery.
The Chesapeake and Ohio team is
composed of w. IL. Lowcry, captain:
T. Gum. l.ockett. Lingo. Derby. Will
lialns and Johnson The Haincs.
Jones Il Cadbury lineup is Barrett.
Cartain: Mckcrson, Lacy, Hewlett.
bergman.
The game will start promptly at
$50 o'clock.
Special Match Tonight.
The Times Dispatch League has ar
ranged Il special match between two
hvc-Mcn teams To take place Tonight
on the Newpor; Alleys. Great rivalry
exists among them, and II hot battle
- expected.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-23

LOS ANGELES, CAL, November %.
John IL. Farrell. secretary of the
National Association Of professional
Baseball! Leagues, announced here to-
day that he would visit the California
cities to investigate reports that play
"rs under the national agreement were
appcarinc with members of the Fed
"ral League in California, wiki winter
L., ..nn CinbS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-23
ARMY AER0S AT WACO
six Machines. Flying From Fort sill.
oi>ia.. {" SAN .tntOniu, Touch Earth
at Irregular Intervals,

WACO. TEN. November 22.-Thc six
a"r"riau"s comprising the United
states Nero Squadron. dying from Fort
S'!i' Okla, 10 san Antonio. came to
carth at irregular intervals here to-
day. completing safely their ninety
mile Night from Fort Worth.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-23

Richmond has a musical reputation
In China. Walter -. Moses e Co, of
IS city, received a check for $40 yes
tcrday drawn on the lIongkong and
Shanghai Banking Company, in pay
ncnt for Il musical instrument sold to
Il man in that city.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-23

The Richmond Real Estate Exchange
yesterday appointed Il committee to
cooperate with the committee Of the
General Assembly in selecting "a site
For the proposed state office building
No decided action was taken by tho
exchange in the matter
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-23
"Stronrhcar." well Played ut Strand.

college spirit. with its attendant
cridiron thrills. permeatcs the strand
Thcatcr this week whcr" Graycc Scott
and h.r company offer "Stronghcart.
The air. due to a brral>aEc in the heat
ing plant, carried out the football at
moSphcrc of the play. Otherwise the
audience thoroughly enjoyed the first
NIGHTS pert ormanC".
The play selected by Manager Dewitt
Newing for his Thank SgiVinE week of
ferinc, has been done many times be-
fore in Richmond, and its plot is we'll
known to thcatcrGoorS. hu; il must be
said that Miss Scott ana her associate s
succeed i'll giving aS convincing a per-
formanCc as could he Expected. Every
role Was filled. to tn" satisfaction of the
audience, and, best OF ALL the entire
cast was letter perfect
Miss scott. according to her admirers.
did not have enough To do although the
followers OF Mir. Warner were highly
pleased with his fat part which mo-
nopoliHcd. Dewitt Ncwiug and Miss
Wright. however. ''hoGGcd" thc spot
light. In TACT, they stole I'll" whole
show. TIN former CAV" another OF his
inmitablc college boy exhibitions ana
his work carried til. performances over
any incipicut rough spots.
"StronghCart' is Il college drama,
with the interior OF the clubhouse dur
ing the progress Of Il, football game as
its big scene. Mr. Crad,iock, as the
football coach, gave good demonstra :
ton OF what is popularity supposed to
take place between coach and players
between halves. Later rs slack Eagle
the Indian messenger sent 10 bring the
young chief back TO his tribe, MIR.
Craddock was particularly effective. Mr.
'.y"ns, as Frank Nelson, ANA MIR.
Charles, as Dick Livingston. were hap.
ply cast, as were other members OF
the company particularly MIR. Priest =
land, as Thorn, The dark sheep OF the
foctball-coilcEian fold. Ills work i'm
MS un;hankiul role vas excellent, and
die much TO make Tho plot seem real
~ Such Il feat was possible"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-23

Torrance, divided among three en-
| EagemcutS, at the Academy last night.
And "Evcrywoman' pleased because
the appeal of 'Evcrywomau" will re-
main Just so Iona: as humans remain
mortalS. Walter Browne. the author.
didn't live TO sec this particular child
of his brain staged. but, over ON the
other side, in Spiri;iand, Walter
Browne must be rcapiuS the reward
due him for this lcgacy
The pursuit Of lf:VCrywoman after
love; her fall before the Establishments
of Wealth; the loss OF her Nominations.
Nouth Beauty ANA MOdcSty: the con-
Stancy and insiStcncy of Conscience;
the lure of fLttcry, and the final vic
tory of Truth and King Love. form Il
story already known. can hoy Time
has recorded il all. aud Passion ilauuts
the tattcrcd tincry OF ENcrywoman.
while Bluff and stuff have furnished
Puff with all the data for his story.
Thus the chronicle has hccu forctold.
Suffice il. thcr. to add that Henry ".
Savage has sent for this seasons pre-
$"ntation OF "Evcryw conan" a company
of actors very nearly If not quite UP
to the standard OF his previous orEani-
zations. which. TO those who know the
savage standard of excellence Is some
thing more than ordinary praise
Though lacking the NolumiuouS voice
Of previous Nobody's George Sydcuham
offers an Interpretation positive in its
effectiveness. and his reading is in it
self thing OF JOY. Edna Porter has
been seen here before in the name part,
and has received commentator for her
effort Hazel O'Bricn, Helen Moli-
nicuX ana Frances simpson, as Youth.
Beauty and Modesty. respectively, form
"a Good-lookinr and ample Trio. Lillian
Durkiu Dresses and sings rs one might
imagine Conscience would dress and
sing. Florence Gerald was 4 convinc-
,,hi1 il, r.
!. Mccarthy. as the producers. Bluff
and stuff. repeated former successes.
If there was Il W.T. member ii was
Harry Vernon. AS King Love.
But what's the use? "Evcrywoman'
is worthy the patronage Of those who
have not seen it, aud tho company now
presenting il Will not Cause tho second
visitor to hc displcaSed. "Evcrywo-
man" is here again to-day. matinee and
night
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-23
.Every>voman" sun Appeals.

With quito rs much enthusiasm and
) with almost equal emphasis, Every
I woman" appeared for the eleventh per-