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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-23
AM u Sc NJ E NTS
Those Understanding Chinese.

SO many persons-including men who
nave been in tn" show business f"r
ycars--have openly expressed their
conviction that there is some trick
connected with the amazing hair
swinging feats performed by the Chi
nese-with Anna Held a few years
ago. and, even more remarkably. by
two Of Long Tack Sans troupe At the
Lyric Theater-that the sleuth in
charge OF this column took it upon him
self yesterday to make q full investi-
cation.
There is no trick: the men are sus-
pended only by their hair. 1t is i'm
possible to avoid the PERSONAL saw
and examined the mems heads mo-
mcnt or two before they hooked the
ropes into the loops Of the queues and
made the same close examination the
secret-if an opcn explanation may be
called secret;-lies in the fact that
the performers gather. or arrange.
their hair so carefully and so skill
fully that the strain is distributed
equally all over their heads.
Long Tack Sam-who is, incidentally.
one of the cieverest acrobats. come
dians and all-round actors that the
vaudeville stage possesses, and who is.
also Incidentally. a very delightful per-
son to talk to--cNpiains that it takes
about an hour 10 arrange the hair In
He says--and this is corroborated by
the men themsclves-that IL doesn't
hurt them at all. When he was asked
IL il wouldn't be extremely painful il
the strain came unduly upon any one
part OF the mems scaips. he replied
that II would doubtless tear the scalp
Itself But" he added, throwing
sidciight on the perfection Of Oriental
acrohatics Il never saw man fix his
hair wrong"
We are hardly accustomed to think OF
Chinese as not being quite as human
as ours.lves-in Our Occidental arro-
gance-and Long Tack Sam and his
point OF view came as sort OF shock.
ut least a happy surprise. In the hrst
place, he speaks colloquia! English.
even slangy English. or rather Ameri-
can. For. though his home * in Lon
don. where he has n big tea shop ne
uses our phrases, certainly of the show
shop. and his sense OF humor is quite
like ours. For example. I asked him II
the clown in his act was a conventional
clown of the Chinese theater. He re-
piled in tn. affirmative. and then
asked how old I supposed he was.
Remembering the clowns agility in his
Juggling. ! guessed nifty. Mr.. Sam. as
he was introduced. said, He is over
seventy" Then. grinninG from car TO
ear. he added. He got letter from
his father the other day" and This he
swore to.
Again-by way of proving his com
mon humanity-he ran away from home
when he was n little shaver. to follow
n European circus. Now he owns big
act with all It's properties, which in
clude thousands of dollars worth Of
gorgeous costumes and hangings. The
working clothes of his performers are
of thick, heavy and often embroidered
silk.
still manifesting his humanitv-a IL
tie bit OF a girl came BY his dressing
room door and peeped in. all clad in
silk. ] said. That. isn't the child that
tumbled yesterday, is .t?' "Oh, no."
he replied. ~ never let those kids
work two days in succession, ex ,cpt my
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-23
MANY CARS QUALIFY
Twenty-FOur VIII Start in sNO-Niile
Auto Derby I'm Chicago.

CHICAGO. June 22-Twenty-fo four
cars qualified to-day for the 5OO.mile
automobile derby, which will open the
new Chicago speedway Saturday. Par
Elephants in the elimination of trials
which closed to-day were compelled TO
make ~ least cighty-nve miles an
hour. Dario Resta's mark OF llOlo
miles an hour remained untouched
but eight cars hung up marks OF bet
ter than 100 miles an hour
Following in the Official order in
which the first ten cars Will start and
their average miles per hour in the
elimination trials:
Resta, ll0.l0; Howard Wilcox, 1O4
10: Gil Anderson, l04.60; Earl Cooper
1850; William Carlson. 1920: Ed
Rickenba cher. 1903. Rob Burman. 10f:
Ed Van Racllo. 100.SG: c. Porpora to
os.65, and Louis Chevrolet. $3.50
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-23
FUNERAL HELD, BUT
lNTERMENT is DEFERRED
Coroner. Taylor Performs Autopsy ON
body of Arn,istcnd Wnlker-po-
lice Investigate Shooting.

The burial of Armistead Walker, who
his son Russell. did not take place yes
terday afternoon. although the funeral
was held in the First African. Church
where hundreds of negroes gathered
ana from which many OF them started
Tor Evergreen Cemetery. where the in
terment was to have taken place
AT the direction Of Coroner Taylor
tho burial was postponed in order to
allow him TO perform AN autopsy for
the purpose of securing the bullet
which caused Walkers death The
operation was performed last night
ana the body VIII he buried this morn
ing. The coroner's jury will hold its
inquest at In o'clock to-day, and the
preliminary hearing OF the son in the
Police Court is scheduled TO take place
also.
Rumors TO the effect that Walker and
his son auarrcled shortly before the
fatal shooting in the home at 10 East
Leigh: the report that both men had
borrowed revolvcrs early that night,
ana the fact that Detect i've ScrgnantS
Wiltshire and Bailey were able to find
but one pistol led to the action taken
by the coroner ia delaying the burial
II was thought advisa BILE to det er,n inc
II the bullet which caused Walkers
death was actually fired from the pistol
found in the house and the one which
contained one exploded shell.
The police are continuing their in
Vcstigauon Of the killing. and would
give out but little last night concern
ing their progress. II was animated
however. that postponement of the
inquest and the resulting Police Court
hearing would he asked for to-day IN
order that they might be given more
time for the inquiry.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-23
DROPS DEAD AT CLUB
james T.. shell. CoIored. Dies Following
SnceElnE Spell.

James r.. Shell. AS West Duval
street. secretary OF the Richmond In
dustrial Club. no. /. and one of the
pest known negroes in the city. dropped
dead at his table during a meeting of
the club last night Shell was taken
win a violent snecHing spell just prior
To falling from his chair. He died
"ithin Few minutes after he had
sunk to the floor OF the clubrooms
Oil North Third Street
Coroner Taylor was notified and will
view the body this morning at the
undertaking rooms OF a. D. Price. to
which 1t was removed No arrange
inents Tor the funeral had been made
last night 1t is probable that the
industrial Club and the Old Dominion
knights OF l'ythias. No. S, of which he
was also i member. will take part in
the funeral
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-23

Mr.. Berthelci has undoubtcdly nil
'ne puiis-cyc this time. in a manner
OF speaking: his selection of Rallies
IN" It's performance by Mr Arnold and
IN" other members OF tn" Riiou stock
COMPANY have not only met with the
unanimous. even enthusiastic. approval
OF the dramatic revicwcrs-which
""eSn matter such a horrible iot-but
nave also struck SHARPLY the chord OF
popular favor. Last nights audience
az IN" Rjou proved that.
Monday nights house is frequently
ia'He because of the natural curiosity
OF IN" regular patrons OF the house or
81 the company, who want to see their
i"N"rites in new parts: Tuesdays audi
"nc"s are composed or those who want
10 see the play and the performance.
Mr.. Arnold is of course. the star of
kafes.' The play makes him that
hut his own fine acting fully measures
up to the opportunities provided him
In the play. II ne never does anything
else worth while in Richmond-which
is inconceivable-his performance in
this play Will make him long remem-
hcred others. however, contribute to
the general success of the weeks Of
fering Mr. Curtis is notably good in
the part Of Craw shay. The thug: MIR.
Hassett handles the important role of
Captain bedford with sufficient outward
stolidity: Miss Crawford returns TO the
cast in q small part, which she plays
altogether acceptably; Mr.. Hcrthclet.
Miss Fitzroy anu Mr.. Riddell are all. Of
course. more than capable. and Miss
Perry makes the unpleasant role Of
Mrs. Vidal stand out for other reasons
than the unpleasantness of the part
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-23
MINIATURES ALMANAC.
WILL MEET THIS WEEK
InNestlRnting Committees Formulating
REPORT on Police Conditions

Effort will he made to have meet
ing OF the Council committee Investigate
ING the Police Department held some
DAY this week. when, IL is probable.
the report of the committee will he
formulated and adopted for presenta-
tion 10 the City Council
colonel Barton II. Grundy, chairman
OF the committee, is DESTROYS of hav
ing all members Of the committee pres-
emf. H. "averly Melton is the only
member now absent from the city. and
he is expected back in time for a
meeting TO be held this week.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-23
MEETS AT OLD POINT
Tobacco Association Of United Stntc.
Faces Important Problems.

The ffteenth annual convention of
the Tobacco Association of the United
states will be held at Old Point. June
2i26. inclusive. Addresses will be
made by William lncle, of the Fed
erai Reserve Bank OF Richmond: H.
Williamson. of Darlington, S. c., and
Il. II. Smith.
In view Of the European war and
its effect on the tobacco industry
freight rates and insurance. the meet
ing Will be one of the most important
ever held. y large attendance is ex-
pected from Virginia, North and South
Carolina, kentucky. Ohio. West Vir-
ginia and all the tobacco-growing
States.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-23
At the Strand.

John Mason, in the famous old drama.
Jim the penman." Will he seen for
the last time Tonight AT TIE Strand
Mr.. Mason has long been recognized as
an actor of fine attachments, 2al his
screen performance only enhances "A
reputation already high. For the last
half OF the week. beginning tomorrow,
Manager SHIELD announces wha- is said
to be one Of the most thrilling and
spectacular photop!ays of the day ~.
Arab" with Edgar SclwyiI, it's author
as it's star EXtraordinary scenes. In
Guiding caravans and Bcdouins photo
graphcd in the Great Desert feature
this feature. II is understood that Mr.
Selwyn made journey through this
country before he set about writing
the play from which the photodrama
is adapted. and that Cecil de Mile. the
director-!n -cnief of the I.asky company,
accompanied him. so that there is every
reason to expect remarkable pic
ture.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-23
Cuts Liquor From Dining Cars.

The Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
company will discontinue on June 30
the sale of intoxicants on all its din
ing ana buffet cars. The licenses under
winch these cars operate will expire
on July |. and renewal will not be
sought Tn" railroad operates through
large dry territory. and contin-
uance OF the sale OF liquors on the cars
would probably result. 1t is said. in
financial failure. Virginia VIII be num-
hered within year among the dry
States
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-23
General Weather Conditions.

WASHINGTON. June 22-The shower
conditions over the Northeast States
Will pass away Wednesday and fair
weather may be expected in that re-
Rlon during the next three or four
days. TIE temperatures continue alb
normally high in the East Gulf States
the maximum OF lQ2 was recorded
Tuesday at New Orleans The temper
allure will rise slowly in the south
Elsewhere generally fair weather Will
continue.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-23

singer: II might hurt them-thcy are
so little"
his singer ia probably three years
on Yesterday she stood "a The en-
trance entirely alone. Ynd rushel on
Nnch her ti'nr came without Il word
from any one, sang her two songs and
rounded or a:;ain--to 20 into crs,"sie.
WIN ittir Toy OF abuu; five over
l. very tired i:i;lc white Hover whic,
one standirr Icy. had promisr,! TO xiv,
TT aitcr ne turn. No wonder thry.
"a ~ 'hc every Kingdom.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-23
Al the Colonial,

The Coloniars big feature for TO day
and tomorrow is notable for two rea-
sons: the subject is "Wormwood."
that lurid tale OF the terrors Of alb
sinthe. by Marie Coreiii and The cast
chosen for its presentation is of un-
common strength. Conspicuous in the
company that enacted the drama before
the camera are: John Sanpoiis, who
plays the role Of the absinthcur: Ethel
Kaufman, the eiChteen-ycar- star
whose work In Children OF the Ghetto
viii be remembered; Charles Arthur.
Philip Hahn, Edgar Davenport. Ste
phcn Grattan. Lillian Dilworth. Bertha
Brundage and Frank de Vernon
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-23
Rain S,op. Tennis Tourn.v

ORANGE. y j. June 22.-Rain seri-
ously intcrfered with the Middle At
lantaiv States tennis tournament to-
day, ct Mountain Station In the sec
ond round OF the singles. II " Ralch
scored an upset b: beating &. +. Wat
son. ,ir.. f-l 80, dcfauted The storm
terminated the match. W /. Pate
conber 60. 81 r. p Larned defeat
% Hugh Tailan; former Hnrva rd
cha -npiOn. Go "a I'm the third round
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-23

on Monday at his home near E,,,.-
ton. He had been III for months ~
Dudley was member os the Rant,
Church. and he is survived by ono sns.
Ambrose Dudley. who resides ne,r
Evington.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-23
Mnny Homcrs for Hon,,..

PITTSBURGH. PA. June 22.-The
nome run made by Hans Wagner. the
pittsburgh Nationals veteran short
STOP. In the second inning OF the tEir-
teen-inning contest with Philadciph
az Forbes's Held yesterday was the one
brought his total number Of hits TO
3.l3i. Wagner made his nrst home
iun in the Major League while with
- Louis. OF the National League. in
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-23
With the Amateurs
by TUCK

Coach Van Vliet is working his
sharges overtime every evening now in
tan on Saturday. The Northerners come
well touted, and the Virginia Boat Club
order TO win one of the best crews in
years will represent Richmond, how
ever, and coach is not worrying over
the outcome.
Although Coach Van Nliet has prac-
tically chosen the eight which will row
against Washington. he has announced
that his choice is not permanent. and
may be subject to change up TO the last
minute before the race. Alan Hart,
who has been showing good form on
the river this season. was given q try
out in the varsity shell this week.
rowing in the position of Jim" Wheat.
the men are working hard to retain
their jobs. as the competition is keen.
Brown, Fulton's speedy shortstop. is
not only fielding his position cleanly
but Is also swatting the horsehde His
percentage is around the 400 mark
Horace Wright s.has good right
depended to bring across n run with
In an eleven inning fracas, First Ma
Saturday. The Suburbanites were one
with dh 70 os down. rom " Me rnns SSt
out nome run, Tying up the game, and
helped materially in sending two runs
across in the latter part of the eleventh.
Miller certainly has his batting togs
on. Out of five trips to the plate on
Saturday he gathered n single double
triple and homer. Some cloutinE, oh?
HThe fast-fying artillcrymen took a
fall out of the league leaders on Sat
urday. They trounced Highland Park
severely and were never in danger
Archie Powell. the Howitzers' standby.
was in good form.
BILLY Hays bump of curiosity was
the cause of the Church Hill Athletic
Club losing to Cobb. Billy was In
tensely DESTROYS of seeing what kind
Of n ball the Cobhs mound artist was
tanning his teammates with. and des-
pite the umpire's vigorous objections he
against his will. Umpire Roy Was
obliged to forfeit the game to Cobb
Fuller seems to have the other twirl-
ers in the City League completely out
classed. Venus caused eighteen men
to retire on strikes Saturday, record
in4Federation baseball this year
That Planters aggregation In the
Athletic League Is a hard proposition
tofbeat these days Those boys are
\ putting up corking good game.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-23
south Atlantic Lenru.

At Albany: Albany, S: Charleston. 4
AT Jacksonville: Jacksonville, 4; Au-
gusta, 3.
AT Columbus: Columbus. 6: savan-
nah, 3.
At Macon: Macon, s: Columbia. {
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-23
DEATHS IN VIRGINIA
Mrs. Perro,y Sites.

Especial to The Times Dispatch
LYNCH BURG, VA. June oa-Airs
Perrow Sites. aged eighteen years. died
this morning at the Lynchburg Hos
pital. The body will be taken to-mor-
| row to Amherst County for burial
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-23
suspectcd Of Stealing

William Christian, colored was ar
rested by Policeman Shipp last night
on charge of being suspicious
character. suspected of stealing a dia-
mord ring from West Virginia" The
mystery of the unusual warrant will he
solved in the Police Court to-day.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-23
At Railroad Y. VI. &. A.

The Railroad Y. NJ. G. y. gave an
interesting entertainment last night
the feature of which was the singing
OF Miss Adricnne Euyk, Mrs. Robert
Hudgins. DR.. Maurice Eoblenzer and
Austin w. MartenStein, and reading by
Miss Kate Fuller .AShby. Refresh
mentS were served
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-23
NIrs. Alice Sn,itl,

Especial to The Tires Dispatch
PETERSBURG. VA. June 22-AIrs.
Alice Smith. wife OF James r. Smith.
OF Dinwiddie County. died at the
Petersburg Hospital tonight after an
illness OF several days
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-23
Fed. Release -vro Veterans.

IiTTSBtRGli. June "o.-rrerihcut
I. W. G"!nner Of the Pittsburgh Fed
eral League Ra s"ball club. announced
today he had released unconditional-
" Edward Holly and Hugh Bradley
infelders. Mr.. Gwinner said HOLLY
and Bradley. former players in the
Major League. had been released. They
refused to go To the Colonial League
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-23
nr.cnm VIII. yo,re .,r

Especial to The Times Dispatchl
BltACESBCRG. VA, June 2o-Bascom
Wills Young. Jr.. son of Bascom Wills
and Katherine Nc i.mery Young. died
on Monday. aged sixteen months
Burial was on Wednesday
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-23
To-Day and Tonight
in Richmond

Park COncert-KcxSuIcI,'s Munich
pay HIND, Capitol Square, 4 o'clock.
thnmher or Commerce, directors
meeting. & O'Clock.
BiIou-BiIOu stock Compnuy, In
"ttn Hes" SitO.
Lyric-POpulnr vaudeville md
pictures; matinee, 3;3O; might. 7i45
md 0:tS.
StrHuu-PnrDmOunt pictures; con-
tinuOus pcrfOr nnncc, ~ noon 10 II.
Standardization pictures, contin-
nous performance. II morning to II
night.
Naturalization pictures; continu-
Ous performance.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-23
Over NIGHT to Baltimore

Via York River and Chesapeake Ray.
y most desirable route. Only $3.50 one
way, St and $3.50 round trip Fast
steamer train service effective June IS.
1915. Inquire G07 East Main Street.
relative Atlantic City and Niagara Falls
excursion fares
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-23
Rocky Mount.

- ~" b" innirrs. r.
Petersburg .0 0 q ! @ . q q IL
HDcky Mount . & o -
Summary: Rurs-S!mmons Busch Long
btInctt Gocaetrcc ~, Edwards. Gray. Par-
hdIe. App.+gatc. Lon nus.s-Prt"rS-
DHrc ,. Roc Ky Mount. :. Stolen hsses- Busch.
Spshv.F '."ose'r:e. Graz and rirch. Sncri-
H," hi's-SpcnccT ana Edwards. Sacrifice -
fray Two base hits-I.ong spencer. ,p-
P''sat. Doyle Home rur-C,ray struck az.
-"y Rice, }; bv Anplegntc. . Base on balls
on nc" !! on Apologize. : Time ~ came
80. Umpire, BiEbic. Attendance. ,O"n
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-23

Al ATLANTA: Atlanta. - Birmingha M,
At New Orleans: New Orleans. o.:
Mobile. 3
At Nashville. Nashville, !: Little
Rock. 2 90 inNinEs).
Memphis Chattarooga not sched-
lIlcI
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-23
Cruelty 70 MuIs

LOUIS freeman. colored. wa sarrest-
ed by Policemen Mitchell and n
Gary, yesterday, on a charge OF cruelty
10 mule The man will be given a
hearing In the Police Court this morn
ing. 49, -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-23

Newport Neus..........o o q o o U Ga
Norfolk ..............! o o q q
summary: Runs-Steirbrenner. Foilcy
Mace stolen has-s-Steinbrenner and Thrash. .
or. Sacrifice hits-Stcinbrenner and Cicye-
Land. Struck out--by Notz. >; by Rar;on
Base on hali'-oh Voltz. I: on Barton
Hii BY p!tcher-Da wson. Wild pitch-voltz
Passed bail-Hasson. Left y bfi, bases-New
port News. S: Norfofk.r's' Time of game
$40. tmpires. Cullen and MCGOWAN.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-23
THE WEATHER
Locni Tcmprruturc ,r.t-rdny.

u noon temperature. ...... So
i. NJ. temperature. .......... IS
- vi. temperature. ...... 81
MANI temperature to Il. NJ So
Minimum temperature to !. NJ. ~
Mean temperature " 1S
Normal temperature . 10
Excess in temperature yesterday. o
Deficiency in temperature \since
March ..:....., .......... 2o6
Accumulat deficiency in temper
allure since January I........ 81
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William nu.iIsr

Especial 20 The Times Dispatch
LfNCflBURG. VA, June 22-William
Dudley. aged seventy-one years. n we'll
known Campbell County farmer, died
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SPOR
1T STRIKES ME
By Tim Patch

News that Neal Ball had been hand
ed his unconditional release was not
unexpected. The surprise has been
AS he did.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-23

There is no questioning the fact
that Bali was once Il grand ball play
"r. but blind man could see that he
had slowed up and that IT was an i'm
possibility for him to get back into
old form again.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-23
Local itninfntl.

ka!nfail last twcnty-four hours Non
pehciency in rainfall since March
.............. 80
Accumulated deficiency in rainfall
since January I
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-23

The Virginia I.eague magmates have
wiscl" abolished the higher class
player rule. which restricted clubs to
five men who have been above class
at one time Or other The rule
necessarily caused trouble when the
clubs strengthened after tn. big
lea cues had finished cutting down. To
have kept II in force would have low
cred the caliber Of baseball on the
circuit which would have been the
source Of much dissatisfaction to the
fans. who are now enjoying great ex-
hibit!ons
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-23

Local Conservation mt 3 p. NJ. Yexterdny.
Temperature. 81; humidity. II: wind
direction northwest; wind. velocity. - !;
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-23

Toronto has lost scrappy agrees
Sivc player I'm Roach who has cast
In his lot with the Buffcds II is to
he hoped that the errnut one will see
tho error Of his way and come crawl
ing back in,o the fold
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-23
DEATHS.
roo LATE TO CLASSIFY

l.EFT in hired Dodge car in front OF
Jefferson Hotel last night. a walking
STICK. thauiier will confer favor by
returning to y. =. Tanner, care chesa-
peake and Potomac Telephone Co
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-23

The Climbers again meet the Gravs
to-day and then come In for n long
siege on the home pastures. Every
club in the League will be seen in aC-
zion befor" the Climbers start North
again
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VIRGINIA LEAGUE
Petersburg.

Continued from Eighth Page
dropped It in the fan that followed the