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The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1915-10-02
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
IL the Sixth Judicial District Court Of
tbs State IT Nevada, Ia and for
lhs County IT Humboldt.

H. The Matter II tbs Estate Of w. II.
Igrqusf, Deceased
Notice IL hsrsby given that II. ".
Duncan has bsss duly appointed aud
qualified, on the 9Th day Of September,
4 ~ 1915, by tbs above named Court,
nc Administrator ~ the estate or w,
a. Fofqaef, late " said County, Is
ceased,
All creditors hayins claims. due or
o. become due, against said estate are
required 70 Me the sans. with the pro
per vouchers attached, with the Clerk
81 said Court. within three months af.
ie, the nsst publication Of this notice.
Dated September y, 1919
~. W. DUNCAN.
Administrator Of the Estate Of w. ".
Forquer. Deceased.
first publication bept, II, ipinL
Last publication Oet, .. 1915,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-01-29
:: International League Is Here to Stay ::
Settle Title On
Howitzer Court
Next Thursday

The third and final game between
the Richmond Howitzers five and the
Paramount Aehletic Club CUNT for
the basketball cham plonship Of this
city will be played next Thursday
night on the Soldiers Court, North
Eighth Street.
The East End boys wanted to play
the game last might. but owing to
the fact that the artillsrymen play in
Ashland tonight and then some of
the players participate in the track
meet Saturday at the Blues Armory,
1t was decided to stage it next Thurs
day night.
The opening contest resulted In a
rs to Is victory for the soldier boys,
but last Monday night the Paramount
basketers managed to nose out q VIC
tory to the tune of rs to II. This
final game il expected TO be one OF the
fastest ever witnessed in Richmond
and both aggregations are expected
to have large number OF followers
present.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-01-29
RUM0R IS DENIED
BY EDWARD BARROW
INTERNATIONAL LEADER DE-
CIAARES LEAGUE WILL CON-
TTNUE OPERATIONS.

New York, Jan. 2s.--Edward G..
Barrow, pref of the International
Baseball League. issued this state
ment tonight:
Please deny for me that the Inter
national League has any intention of
going out OF business now, or at any
other time. The story published in an
evening paper to this effect is absolute
ly untrue and without four dation
The International League Is In the
field to stay. and 1t Ia ridiculous to
intimate that mon like MeCaffery and
Solman, Of Toronto; Chaplin. OF
Rochester; Lychtenhein, ct Montreal;
Stein and Hart, Of Buffalo; Lannin. Of
and Ebbets and Nc
Keeyer, OF Newark, all having thou
sands OF dollars invested, would lay
down after one bad season.
The transfer Of Baltimore to Rich
mond has already been completed,
and II our plans to transfs the Jersey
City club to Cyracuse should fall
through. we have other cities IN view
for the Jerse~ City franchise. Promi-
nent local people in Jersey City have
continue 1t In the International
League.
~ will say further that, rather than
operations we are prepared
to go along six clubs for enc season,
this action however would only be
taken as a last resort"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-01-29
DR.. HAzfN AGAIN
To HEAD R. A. A.F.
FEW CHANGES ARE MADE IN BY
LAWS AT ANNUAL MEETING
OF FEDERATION.

Dr. c. NJ. Hazen, who has occupied
the position o. president of the Rich
mond Amateur Athletic Federation
since its organization. was again hon.
ored last night at the annual meeting
in the Blues Armory. His name was
again offered by the nominating COM
mittes and ne was Immediately unani-
mously elected to fIl the chair for the
ensuing TERM The other officers elect
ed were a. follows:
DR.. william Il Parker. nrst vice.
president; A. b. Cousins, 81 cond vice.
president; John s. Haw, treasurer;
r. A. Hottie. Jr.. secretary; Arthur
Van Buren,, registrar; and Ernest c.
Pollard, publicity agent The follow
ing were selected to serve on the
executive COMMITTEES;
DR.. c. NJ Hazen, Or. william Fl.
Parker. Sheppard Crump. r. A Hotze,
Jr.. Colombo Canepa, w. A. Harris.
Frank II. Rowe. John 4. Haw, A. b.
Cousins. Dean Haw and Ernest c.
Pollard.
Reports from committees showed
that the federation had experienced
q most successful year. The outlook
IoT tIAIS ycAI ScSAA& pAaSaIt u hhhA ever
before.
Very few changes were made In the
bylaws. The amendments to the
original bylaws are az follows:
Section ALLIED Groups-Sroups
of athletes may. without becoming
members, % allied with the federation
for participation and protection in
sports fostercd by the federation.
Section 7-Registration. add to
paragraph Am organization may be
represented in sports only by bona
fids members. In case Of military
this shall mean military
ofYicers and enlisted men from the
same organization.
New paragraph 5-An allied group
shall register it's members for =
particular sport according to rules
by rtle executive committee
for that SPORT: such registration to ex-
ptre at the close of the season fixed
for that sport.
Section xI. paragraph Omit
words by organizations IN member
ship"
Frank 8. Tousey, who made possible
the Richmond Amateur Athletic Fed
Grafton was present at the meeting
for the last time. he having accepted
a position Ia Florida He will leave
Richmond Saturday night.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-01-29
Meet Saturday
Is Expected to
Be Interesting

Much interest is centered on the
track meet between the Blues. Howitz-
ers and Grays, tho three local military
companies, at the Blues Armory to-
morrow night. Representatives of all
of the organizations are practicing
hard, and while the Blues have
been picked to carry off the honors,
there hay be a surprise in store for
them.
II matters not who wins the meet,
it Is going to be hotly contested af-
fair II reports from the opposing
camps are true. The Blues are noted
for their large number of athletes,
while those representing the other
two military organizations are mostly
unknown quantities. but most of them
are showing form.
The Howitzers always work hard
for honors in any thing they go into,
and while the Grays have Just made
their debut into athletic circles this
year, they are expected to give a good
account OF themselves against the
other two contending ORGANIZATIONS.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-01-29
CRACK BOWLING TEAMS
WILL MEET TONIGHT

Tonight on the Palace drives tho
Jewellers and Times Dispatch teams
OF the Richmond Tenpin League will
meet In a series that will practically
decide the cham pionship OF the league.
Running neck and neck throughout
nearly four months. the teams ara
now in a position to put up the hard
est fight of the tournament,
The jewelers. must win three games
to remain IN the place OF honor,
while the Tlmes-Dispatch must win a
like number to dislodge the leaders
Standing wistfully on the outside
ready to take the coveted position IL
the Bromm Baking Company five. the
league race being so close that con-
test lost means possibly third place to
the losers
Both teams are In first class condi-
ton and are about evenly matched
and with the crowd OF rooters for
both squad should make matters
lively at the corner of Broad and
Eighth Streets.
The lineup will be:
Jewelers--BaEley. Williams, Suffer-
lin. Bell Splitting
Times-Dispateh--O Smith,
Scott, Roy. Harnpe.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-01-29

SOCIETY.

formal entertaining done in her
honor
Affairs Today.
Thu usual Friday evening dinner
dance will take place at the West
moreland Club this evening. and n
number Of tables have already been
reserved Decorations for the tables
Will be slender vases of spring flow
ers.
The senior students of the Art Club
will entertain informally the members
OF the club and their friends this
evening at $3.50 o'clock. in the club
room. All members of the club ana
their friends are cordially invited to
attend.
The indoor golf tea will take place
this afternoon, from 3 to 7 O'clock.
in the palm room at the Jefferson.
In Honor of Miss Talbot
Mrs. Clyde Lambert was hostess
yesterday afternoon Mt a beautiful re-
cepuon at her home ON Wayne Az
enue, in Waynesboro, in honor Of Miss
Nellie Tate Talbot. whose marriage.
IN Waynesboro. to William Petty
lionabie event of tomorrow evening.
and will be attended by a number
of Richmond people.
| The receiving hours were from 4
to o'clock. and the whole house
was attractively decorated in spring
flowers Mrs, Robert Latirner Cor
don. of Richmond. assisted the host
ess and the honor guest in receiving.
Annual Meeting of Richmond chap
ter.
/ The annual meeting or the Rich
mond Chapter. United Daughters of
the Confederacy. was held yesterday
morning at IL O'Clock In Lee Camp
Hall. Mrs. Norman V. Randolph. the
president. presiding, The most i'm
4portant feature of the meeting was
the election OF officers for the en-
suing year. ed the nominations and
elections Were both made by infor-
NAL ballot. The following ladies
were chosen: Mrs Norman ". Ran
dolph. president; Mrs. Edgar Taylor.
irst vice. president: Mrs. Peter j.
White, second president: Mrs.
Charles Massie, third Vice president;
Miss Nellie Spence, recording secre-
tary; Mrs. r Watkins, correspond
ing secretary; Mrs, b. A Blenner,
registrar, Mrs. q. W IT. Kern, his
itorian.
1t was decided that the annual So
cial tea given each year TO the mem
bers of the different Confederate or
CARNATIONS In the city. will take place
/ in Lee Camp Hall next week. the day
! to be announced later.
/ Afternoon of japanese Tales.
This afternoon at o'clock in the
auditorium Of the YOUNG Women S
Christian Association fascinating
! program Will he given whoa Miss Lou
! Belle Catesby Jones reads The Tales
! Of japan assisted by Miss Maria
Lee Goodwin. pianiste. Of Ashland,
who will PLAY the music Incidental to
the stories, Patronesses for the after
/ noon include: Mrs. Marv Dewitt
Adams. Mrs. Thomas Adkins. Mrs.
William +. Adkins, Mrs Franklin Az
new, Mrs. John G. Arm stead. Miss
| Kathleen Anderson. Mrs. Charles
Bosher. Mira Robert Blaukenship,
Mrs, George Bryan, Mrs. &. =. CABOT.
Mrs James Branch Cabell, Mrs. Il. p.
Cardoza, Mrs Alfred Cary Mrs.
walter Christian. Mrs. Preston Cooke,
/ Misses Coleman. Mrs. Beverley Crump
Mrs. c, OBJ Cowardin. Mrs. Il. NJ.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-01-29
AUTOMOBILE CLUB
FORMALLY OPENED
INTERESTING PROGRAM FT.A-
TURES OPENING OF ORGANIZA-
TTON'S HEADQUARTERS.

Featured by an interesting musical
program, headquarters OF the Virginia
Automobile Club, which organization
was formed a short while ago was
formally opened last evening During
the evening large number of local
people visited the club rooms, located
at Eighth and Grace Streets, which
were beautifully decorated for the oe-
casion.
Among those who participated in
the program were some of Rich
mond's bes- singers. among them be-
ing Miss Josephine Enright. Mrs.
Howard Bryant and Thomas Royster.
Shepherd Webb presided at the piano.
Tho above mentioned singers need no
Introduction here and it would be
useless to say that the songs they
rendered evoked plaudate galore.
Numerous piano selections were also
rendered by Professor webb The
program was interesting TO say the
least. and every number apparently
thoroughly enjoyed Refreshments
were served at intervals.
Impromptu talks were made by
some OF those connected with the
newly organized club. AMI Just what
the organization expected 10 work was
outlined.
They are planning 10 build hand
some country clubhouse In one OF the
Richmond ruburbs. and In all prob
ability 1t will be patterned after the
Greenwood Inn. which is located at
Riverside. Cal. It is the object of the
club TO improve roads lea ding into
Richmond ane to Ak prominent and
permanent sign posts which will be a
guide to the touring automo biiists.
Another important thing they will
try to do is to prevent the theft OF
automobiles. which has caused the
local police force no end OF trouble
during the past few months. The
purchasing supply station will be To-
Gated at 212 North Eighth Street.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-01-29
THIS SMALL BOY WAS
NEARLY SIX FEET TALL

New York, Jan. 2s.--John Schniile
Ave feet tall. weight ninety-two
pounds. who keeps grocery store
pleaded guilty In the Court of Specia,
Sessions today to employing in his
store a boy under sixteen years Of age
The boy, he said. was George Boelle
Let us see the boy" suggested
Justice Salmon.
There was an upheaval at the back
OF the courtroom. Something began
to unwrap itself and project itself into
the air. 1t was the fifteen-year- old
boy.
George Is five feet. eleven inches
tall. weighs 100 pounds, has a deep
bass voice and long fuzz on his cheeks
and chin. He looks like White
Hope.
In view of Georges physical devei-
opment, and the fact that ne will be
sixteen in a few days, sentence on
SchnIile was suspended.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-01-29
REX COMEDY CIRCUS COMES
TO THE LYRIC THEATER TODAY

The Rex Comedy Circus is at the
Lyric Theater. This is the funniest
as well as the largest animal act in
vaudeville. The exhibits are numerous
and diversified. There Is troupe of
acting dogs, herd OF performing
ponies and o cat convention, to say
nothing OF the animal acrobats. come
dams and dancers. The principal
clown is the meek eyed mule Dynamite.
The circus offers a reward OF s25 in
gold to any man or boy who will ride
Dynamite for the brief space OF one
minute and another SIS cash prize to
any person who will cling for sixty
seconds to the top OF the revolving
tabla on which some OF the amin al
actors perform. The Rex Circus should
appeal strongly to the kiddies. but II
never falls to please the srown-ups.
An attraction OF unusual note will
be seen in Billie Burke's own produc-
ton of AT the >-oodside Inn" n mag
nihoently staged and cleverly acted
comedy. with Lane. OdelI and Inger-
soil playing the principal roles. The
comedy sketch Is one Of the smartest
offered in many years to patrons of
vaudeville.
Among tho foreign acts on the new
bill are: Soretty and Antoinette, Itai-
ian acrobatic fantastiques, and Roseile
and Rosslle, Partisan Intermediates.
who excei as harp and saxophone
soloist, respectively.
Funny Ray Fern, charter monolog-
list, is also on the bill Ray Fern, who
Is known AZ the ruler OF the Nut EN-
pire. has been 4 tremendous hit In the
Keith theaters of the metropolitan
cities OF the country this season. He
is making his first appearance in
Richmond.
New Hearst -Selig war pictures and
the usual complement OF comedy films
make up the motion picture annex.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-01-29
Invitations Issued
to House Dance for
DR.. and Mrs. Bryan
MRS. CLARENCE u. LARUS AND
MRS. JOHN HOBART REED

Mr. ard Mrs, Jonathan Bryan. Of
"Rofhesay" have issued invitations
to a. house dance on the evening of
February s. The affair is given in
honor of DIR and Mrs, Robert E.
Bryan, who have recently returned
from their wedding tour, and the
younger married set is included in the
Invitations
Beautiful Reception.
Mrs. Charles u. IArus and Mrs.
John Hobart Reed entertained yes
terday afternoon. from S to Z o'clock
at a large reception in their residence
in 6fnter Park The decorations for
the affair were unusually attractive,
carrying out scheme OF pink and
gold. Vases and bowls OF jonquils
and snapdragons were used In the
drawing room and living room, and
all the mantels were banked with
ferns and Southern smilax In the
dining room basket OF pink roses
and lilies of the valley was used as
a center for the table, and vases OF
pink blossoms decorated the mantei
and stands, All the lights were
shaded in rose color.
The receiving line included: Mrs
Charles p. IArus. Mrs. John Hobar,
Reed. Mrs Charles u. Larus. Jr.. Mrs
Lewis Griffin Larus. Mrs. Thomas
Cary Johnson. Mrs. William r. Reed
Miss Alice Burwell Reed and Miss
Annie Cleveland Cone. Others as
sisting the hostess in doing the hon.
ors were; Mrs. sheldon OF Norfolk
Miss Baldwin. Mrs, w. NJ. Williams
Mrs. Leslie Reed and Mrs Stanley
Reed. About 400 OF the society SCI
were included in the invitations.
To Visit Here
Miss LetitiR Lowndes. OF Relay Md
and Mrs. w s. Blackford. of Balti'
more. will arrive shortly to spend q
few days al the jefferson. After Mrs
Biackford returns to Baltimore. Miss
Lowndes. who Is sister Of Mrs
Pleasanton Conquest, Jr,. will be the
gues; of Mrs. Conquest and Miss EN-.
ma Conquest in their residence or
the Hermitage Road
Miss Wright Leaving To-day.
Miss Mary Wright, Of Pemberton
who has been the guest OF Miss Anne
Myers. OF 4Qs West Franklin Street
for some time, is leaving today for a
visit to Mrs. w. II. Taylor in Nor
folk. During her stay here Miss
Wright has had a great deal OF in
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-01-29
.owitzer Quint
Battles Jackets
on Ashland Court

Manager Chick" McCarty and his
Richmond Howitzers squad will jour
ney to Ashland tonight to battle the
strong Randolph Macon five for the
second time this season Since their
defeat Monday night at the hands
of the Paramount outfit, the Howitx-
er boys have taken a brace and In
practice have been showing their old
time form.
When the yellow Jackets were In
Richmond few weeks ago they suf.
fered a defeat from the artillerymen,
but they are hoping to give the Sol
diers dose of the same medicine
when they play tonight on their home
court However. Capt. Metcalf says that
his men are In the pink of CO ndition
and he is anticipating another victory
form the collegians.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-01-29
EASTERN COLLEGE
HAS STRONG QU|NT

Especial to The Richmond Virginian.)
Manassas. Va, Jan. 2S-Eastern
College basketball team, numbering
seven players, left this morning on
q three-day trip to different sections
Of the State. which will include games
with Fishbugne Military Academy. at
Waynesboro; Shenandoah Collegiate
Institute, at Fort Defiance; Shenan-
doah Valley Academy, Massanutten
Academy, at Woodstock. ana win
chester High School, and Woodbury.
Forest.
The college In represented by the
strongest quint that has been devel-
oped since the sport was adopted at
the school several years ago, and q
great season In looked forward to,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-01-29
BEST AND CHEAPEST TO HALTT-
MORE.

York River Line to Baltimore Elk
cellent daily except Sunday service.
Leave Richmond $40 r. NJ. steamer
train, connecting at West Point with
new steamers. city Of Richmond" and
city Of Anna polls" arriving Baltimore
following morning o'clock. Only $3.50
one way--Richmond to Baltimore-$4.5o
round trip, limited thirty days: luxu-
RUS staterooms s1.oo and up For de-
tailed information and descriptive mat
ter. etc, communicate with H l.
BISHOP. Division Passenger Agent,
Southern Railway Company. DOT East
Main Street, Richmond. Va
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-01-29
Sues For Divorce.

Suit for divorce was instituted in
tire Law and Equity Court yester-
day by Mrs Madge McCready At
kisson against l.. w. Atkisson. She
alleges desertion. The bill states that
the husband has not been seen for
more than year. Young Atkisson
was we'll known in real estate circles,
but became seriously involved and
finally left town. His present where
abouts 10 unknown here
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-01-29

The Engineering team defeated the
Drafting team yesterday afternoon by
large margin. making n strong stand
at the top Of the Hello boys league.
The Engineering team not only cap
tured first place in the standing col
umn. but also took possession of the
handsome silver trophy donated by
the Palace Alleys The Engineering
team has captured all honors. but the
remaining games of the hrst half of
the schedule will wind UP on Fehru-
AIRY 2.
Every member of each team work
ed hard for victorious stand. but
only to be left below the Engineers In
the standing was their misfortune
Some mighty good scores have been
put up by the Hello boys.
Scores Yesterday afternoon.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-01-29
At the Theaters
TODAY.

Academy of Musto-Yuci1lc Ia
Verne Company presents 1.-THE Talk
err"
Bijou---srayce Scott Company pre-
sents 1.-THE Adventures of Lady
Ursula"
Lyrio--Vaudeville and pictures.
CoioniaL--"Sampson In motion pic
lures.
experimentation pictures.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-01-29

Miss Margaret Drake, who has been
visiting Mrs. Russell Binns in Will
liamsburg, was called home on ac-
count Of tho. Illness uf her sister Misa
Celia Drake, who is now improving,
though unable to see her friends.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-01-29

Mrs. Robert Davy Eaglesfeid. who
has been visiting Mr.. and Mrs Henry
Patteson, at Forest Hill Is now the
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs Haskins Hob
SON at Bon Air
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-01-07
FEW FOLKS HAVE
GRAY HAIR NOW
Druggist Says Ladies Are Using
Recipe Of Sage Tea and
Sulphur.

Hair that loses it's color and llstre,
or when 1t fades, turns gray. dull and
lifeless, is caused by lack of sui.
phur in the hair. Our grandmother
made up a MIXTURE of Sage Tea and
Sulphur to keep her locks dark and
beautiful, and thousands OF women
and men who value that even color,
that beautiful dark shade of hair
which Is so . ttractive, use only this
old-time recipe.
Nowadays we get this famous mix
ture by asking at any drug store for a
5C-cent bottle Of .Wyeth's Sage and
Sulphur Compound" which darkens
the hair SO naturally, so evenly, that
nobody can possibly tell it has been
applied Besides, it takes Off dand-
run. stops scalp itching and falling
hair. You just dampen sponge or
soft brush with 1t and draw this
through your hair, taking one small
strand at a time. BY morning the
gray hair disappears; but what de-
lights the ladies with Wyeth's Sage
and Sulphur Is that, besides beautiful
ly darkening the hair after few ap-
plications, it also brings back the
gloss and lustre and gives it an ap-
pearance of abundance.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-01-07
PENNINGTON.
, >>>>~>>>>>>~>>

Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Beeson left for
their home at Marshalltown. Ia. Mon
day morning, after visit here with
relatives through the holidays.
Sam Merrick is LAID up with an IN
jured leg.
Mrs. p. H. Hawk was brought back
to her home here last wednesday
from tie hospital at KeJknk
Miss Moll;e Miller died here at the
home of>>Mrs. Mary Miller last Thurs
day morning. She was laid to rest
in the Sherman cemetery Saturday
morning. The funeral was held at
the Baptist church. Rev. Alexande
conducting the service.
VI. John Marshal is still improving
At this time,
The seAepie opened here Monday
after three weeks vacation.
Miss Edna Martin visited last week
with relatives in Kcokuk
Mr.. Bun, TuEten was Keokuk bust
ness caller last Thursday.
Mrs. Ray Hcckett and two boys
came home Hast Wednesday from a
visit with her parents through the
holidays, at Hnmeston.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-01-07

i 3
who are attending Gem City business
college at Quincy, visited with home
folks through the holidays.
Mr.. and Mrs. nenry Smiths little
son has been very sick the past week
Oscar Bradley was a Basco goer
Saturday
Mr.. VIM Vogel and family visited
Sunday at Herman Hufendicks' near
Suffer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Hardy and little
son visited New Years night with o.
Bradley and family.
The Union Sunday school east OF
us will not continue Sunday school
any more this winter Will commence
again the first Sunday in April.
The w. c. T. U. held very pleas
ant meeting at the home Of Mrs
John Barnaby Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. Bert Richardson was in War
saw Saturday.