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The evening world., 1915-01-27

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The evening world., 1915-01-27

Miss Dressier measured for quail
ity and not necessarily for quantity
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end make believe wives are all mixed
up In . hopeless tangle. But It's lots
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her enthusiastic audience Mas Dress.
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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-04-02
SPORTS Athletics Play Richmond Team Here This Afternoon SPORI&
lnterclass Meet
Begins Today at
Richmond College

The first.interclass track meet to be
held at Richmond College Is scheduled
to start this afternoon at 4:30 o'clock.
Owing to the large number OF events
ana entries and in order not to over
work the men who have entered in sew
eral events, Manager Leslie and Coach
Dobson have decided to have the
jumping events this afternoon and the
running events tomorrow afternoon
As most of the entries are from the
freshmen and sophomore classes and
as these two classes seem to have the
best material, the meet promises to be
nip and tuck affair between the first
and second year men. However the
two upper classes realize they are up
against 1t, and il the lower classmen
don't watch sharp, they will have some
of their laurels snatched from them
The meet viii be free to all, the
srandstand seats being at the disposal
of the public. Much rivalry exists be-
tween the four teams and hot scrap
Is sure to be Witnessed by all who
attend
The list of events and entries for
today are as folloks:
Shotput; Juniors--Satterneld and
Durham. reshmen--Craig and Woody
Hammer Throw; warinner,
Durham and Bahike. Freshmen
W oonS- SpectGI--Hutchtnson
Pole Vault: Juniors-Bahlke So
phomores-~Rennie Freshmen--Miller
and Craig.
High Jump: ~en!ors--Raney. Juniors
--Clopton. Durham Sacterfie!d, WARM
ner and Fore. Sophornores---Renn
Freshmen-Goode. Craig. Woody, Brit
ton, Miller, Tyson and Turner
Running Broad Jump: Juniors--Sat-
terheld, Fore and Durham. Sophotuores
Ross. Sutherland and Rennie. Rresh-
men-Tyson.
The law students are classified &C
cording to the year in which they
graduate, but their scores will be kept
separate
The winners Of today's events, aud
the events and entries for Saturday
Will be published In tomorrow paper.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-04-02
CITY MAKES MERRY
ON ALL FOOLS DAY
Many Franks Were Played asd Even
Victims Were Gaod-Humored at
Their Own Expense.

Notwithstanding the warning and
admonition given the public by The
Nirginian yesterday. hundreds of we'll
meaning and dignihed citizens weis In
noeent victims of the practical Joker.
The usual license permitted on April
Fools Day was taken advantage of
by the youth and old age of the city.
and the citizen with frivolous thoughts
proved no respeetor of persons
Canards ran rampant, while telephone
calls and fake messages. not to say
explosive cigars and red pepper candy
answered their purposes, and answered
them well.
Innocent people. overlooking the fact
that the LIST of April liz a day set aside
for the entertainment OF IAN Fools"
were sent scampering all over the city
on false errands, while tempting look
Ing packages were examined to find
that after all there is some Joy In
being light hearted enough to enjoy
a laugh. even though ii might be upon
ones self.
A bright young newspaper man con-
ceived the brilliant idea OF starting a
report that pugilist Johnson had been
knocked down and swatted good and
hard by pug Willard, and this report
ran from Horse Pen Road to far be
yond Fulton Hill, and from Chicka-
hominy swamp TO Maury Cemetery.
No fights over the merry MAX ing
have been recorded The man with the
laugh on himself. laughed as heartily
as the man who put up the job. and
! IL may be safe to say that the man
who got the worst OF II yesterday. will
get the best OF It on April 1. 1916.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-04-02
HAND AND CARTS MEN
WIDELY DISTRIBUTED
Few of the Older Employees Are Thrown
Quietly should Provide For Men
Grown Old in Its Work.

With the dissolution of the hands
and carts force of the city Engineer (
Department yesterday about seventy =
Eve men change their location on the
city payroll. while a few Of them will
he out OF work entirely. II is hoped
by the Administrative Board that the
city Council may find a way to piacs
these old employees on the pension list.
They have served the city the better
bart of their lives. and are now OFT
the retired list" with nothing coming
in for maintenance.
Among those on the retired list" Is
Carl Illis, who was the first man in
charge OF the dog pound when 1t WAS
established about fifteen years ago.
Through his conduct of that depart =
ment, the dog tax income arose from
comparatively nothing 10 several thou
sand dollars annually Mr., Iilis has
been in bad health for some time. and
is still far from well. Others equally
as faithful are on the list. and II is
the earnest wish Of the members of
the Administrative Board that some
thing may be done toward Offering
relief 10 them and their families
Many of this men formerly in the
carts and hands force have been given
places in the street Cleaning Depart
ment the park force, the cemetery
force, and other departments.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-04-02
Union University to
Play Hampton Outfit

Next Monday will indeed be a gala
day for the colored people of Rich
mond and vicinity. Manager Buckner
has arranged two games for the loyal
fans of Richmond. The first game will
be between the mines OF the tfenrico
Industrial High School and Navy Hin
school, respectively. Both Of these
teams are well matched and a close
contest Is expected. Those interested
in the future diamond artists of coiored
baseball in Richmond will be highly
entertained by witnessing this con-
test
At 7. M promptly. Union will
essay a victory over the team from the
Tidewater section. That Hampton has
but IL is also fact that Union has
i squad strong If not stronger.
Reviewing the lineup for Union. one
viii notice that the team ia entirely
composed OF old regulars. with the
exception of shortstop. Beecher Tay-
Tor Is an old knight of the wind pad
He was inaugurated into this Office
four years ago, and served until last
Year when he was shifted to third.
Captain Daniel has held down the key
stone bag for two seasons. and has
never made treaty of peace with an
error yet.
This is Halls second season at the Of
flee in left garden, He is fast and
sure as fielder, and Is very promis-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-04-02
MOUNT. ST. JOSEPH IS
DONINED BY RICHMOND
Rube Meadows Performs Well In Box Against Richmond
For His Wldness In Early Innings, and Manager
Dunn Is Very Well Satisfied.

matte star was seen. captivated the
large audiences yesterday afternoon
and last night as no offering by a
sketch company probably in the his
tory Of vaudeville in Richmond has
done.
Twenty Odd Years." the work of
Tom Barry. is q model of sketch writ
ing. The story it tells is complete. It
mas plaus!bility. The scenes and sit
uations are ingeniousiy devised.
Framed In adequate scenic investi-
ture and acted by the cleverest come
dian ever aeen here in a short order"
play, the offering of Harry Beresford
& Company alone suffices to distin-
guish the new bill at the Lyric as one
Of the most meritorious Manager Rex
has yet presented.
Mr. Beresford Is an old favorite with
Richmond playgoers. In many nota-
BILE productions at the Academy OF
Music he has demonstrated his won
derful art as O character actor. His
success in vaudeville, with this gem
of piayiet, in which he Is given full
scope for display of his capacity for
moving his audience to laughter and
tears alternately. is altogether the
8, raj ana logical thing. No admirer
of the favorite eccentric character
comedian can afford to miss Harry
Beresford in Twenty Odd Years.
He Is at his best.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-04-02
Barracks Expect
to Take Trophy
Again This Year

With the opening OF spring the
Baraca team. otherwise known as
"Courtney's Pets" and winners in Attn
letic League OF II. a. A. F.. has begun
training and hopes TO repeat last years
record.
OF the 1914 team, Captain Rennie Pol
lard. Erutehfield. Cosby and Tyler have
reported to Manager irving and with
the new material on hand should have
little trouble ia getting winning
combination. Among those signed are
Puetts and Clark. of Wesley: Hob
good. former Carolina player: Wit
iington. OF Davidson: Harper. of Emory
and Henry; Maucon, of Randolph Ma
con, and Hester and Fuqua, who have
also seen service in the Carolinas
In June the team will be strengthened
by the return of John Harrison OF
Washington and Lee Ned Vaughan
Lloyd. of V. T. J.. and Dick Crowly,
OF University of Virginia. all stars of
last year. Gouldman. OF " T. l.. viii
probably report at the same time.
The Athletic League is expected 10
be much faster this year. as Church
Hill and the Props will have teams
entered and the taiIenders of 1914
dropped. The tSaraca's however. are
confident of repeating. The other
teams also report added strength
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-04-02
play OF Mystery at Colonial.

4 powerful drama of mystery, en-
titled Judge Not viii be the offer
Ing at the Colonial Theater for the
last two days of the week. conmenc-
Ing with the matinee this afternoon.
George kleine. who has given To the
motion picture world such successes
as Quo Sadis," Julius Caesar" ''Du
Barry" and others Is responsible for
the production of Judge Not" The
feature is in four parts
In addition TO the big feature. also
will be shown a two-part picture, en-
titled The Island of Terror which
is described as a thriller, and viii
complete the program Tor the last
two days OF the week.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-04-02
and Mary
Baseball Team In
Good Condition

Williamsburg, Va, April 1.-The fol-
lowers of the Orange and Blue are ex-
tremely gratifed at the showing made
by the team in the first two contests.
After dsposing of the Howitzers in a
5-3 victory for the locals. they dupli-
Gated the stunt last Friday against the
Newport News Shipbuilders in to
IL victory. While the scores were not
sided. they were decisive and in
dictate that the material at hand is good,
and, when properly lined up for the
championship series. that the team will
be. out in the race for the baseball
trophy in the Eastern Virginia Inter
collegiate Athletic Associate
No material changes have been made
in the team with the exception of be
himer who did the receiving in the
second game, and is promising to give
Bob Combs a hustle for the regular
position. Heflin who was temporarily
placed on short, is making good.
Against the leagues he grabbed them
all and garnered three safe swats
Yesterday afternoon the regular gam
between the College and Academy was
played and the College trimmed tho
Junior lads. II to :. Garuett and James
were on the firing line for the College
while Spencer hurled them over for the
Academy.
Score: He.
W. & NJ. College. II )
W. & NJ. Academy ............ ) !
Batteries; For CuIleFe-~Garnett and
Hehmer. and James and Combs For
Aeademv--Cariand. Spencer. Ellis and
Neblett.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-04-02
Bljuu Offers Novel; Play.

Dainty Grayce Scott and her clever
associate players continue to COM
fortably fill the popular Rijou at every
performance this week. ''Thorns and
Orange blossoms is Il four-act
comedy drama from the book Of the
well known Bertha M. Clay. Both
ISIS Scott and Jack Warner have
parts especially suited to their &C
knowiedged talents The other well
known members of the Grayce Scott
9 eek Company have congeniai roles.
With the performance tonight and
two performances tomorrow, after
noon and night, will conclude the en-
IA cement Of "Thorns and Orange
blossoms ''Rebecco, of sunnybrook
Farm" Is Manager DE witt Newing' s.
offering at the Bitou next week. open
ing with n special Easter Monday
matinee. for which there seem to be a
heavy demand for seats.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-04-02
ATHLETICS ARE HERE
FOR COUPLE OF GAlME
Nap Laoe Who Is Playing the Keystone Station This Yer
For Connie Mack s Team Together With Other Prom
nent Players VIII Be Seen In Action

ing with the stick. Home Run JeoHx
ms is coping them in over In rtG6E5
He had the honor of hitting them ever
time up last season. One Huke In az
midway has the peculiar ability III
throw accurately from almost any pG%
sition nothing can come too difncuI1S
for him to handle in his territory; MI
backing up other players adds a VALVES
bic asset to the team. Old Relian1Nl
Dayton, in the garden spot, is starring
as OF old He is also very efficten&s
with the wagon tongue. Few pitch1x11
can boast of having sent him over tn&R
strtkeout pathway. The keeper extras
ordinary of the initial sack, q. Tay1ox@
fields with ease and is one Of thX
coolest men on the team. He has fmg~1
proved greatly with the ash. Just VII
Will finally land the position of shorts
stop is stilf to be seen. The three
candidates. Duckwilder, Lawton aa0a
Kirby, seem to be in q neck and neo1f]
race for that Office.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-04-02

= Although he failed to pitch the
Mount st. Joseph College outfit to a
victory over Manager Jack Dunn's
Virginians yesterday afternoon, RUDE
Meadows, despite the fact that at
times during the early part of the
game he was unable to locate the
subber. lived up to the reputation
that had preceded him here. The
game resulted In a score OF TO s,
fAvoring the Richmond Ints. the col
lsgians gnrnering their sextet Of tall
Hes with the assistance of seven costly
niBcues by the locals at critical mo-
~ments during the conflict.
Rube was anxious to make a good
showing against his boss, and 1t made
him q bit nervous. Despite the fact
that he issued ten free transportation.
he made nine OF them whit wildly
pf1d then preceded to the water buck
ct Seven hts were gArnered by the
foce1s. while tho Maryland coilegians
were able to connect safely only three
times, once every three innings. AS
his name would indicate, Meadows
tosse.- 'em over to batters with his
left handle and this youngster had an
assortment OF curves that break to
perfection. So well does Manager
Dunn like tho youngster that he de-
eiared last night he would not trade
MIN Tor either shaw OF Harry Harper
of the Washington Senators, and that
Ii saying a whole lot for the young
harlcr.
Get Early Start.
- Richmond started scoring in the
very first frame when Long walked,
Berger was hit on the arm. young
Dunn received a free pass. and KEEL
4osg sent n hit into right field that
2core the two first named Dunnie
scored when RUDE uncorked wild
throw. Two more were annexed In
the third after Dunn and Ball had
been walked and Breckenridge wal
Hoped one To the left garden, send
ing both Of them across the rubber.
One more was added In the flfth and
still another In the seventh. The
Maryianders scored in the fourth
axth. eighth and ninth frames.
Russell. Andrews ard HoTecker
worked three inning each and each
allowed one hit. Andrews was bit
Wild while errors galore we're made
while ne was performing, the results
being the scoring OF "a quartet Of runs
In three innings off of him.
= The taba,ated score follows;
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-04-02
Virginia Techs
Are Victorious
Over the Tigers

Especial to The Richmond Virginian.)
Blacksburg, Va, April 1.-The V. p. I.
baseball team defeated the fast Hamp-
den-S Sidney team here today, to o. In
the last half of the first inning Could
mans three7bagger, base on balls and
two errors resulted In three runs for
the Techs After this Nininger set
tied down and kept his hits well scat
tered, pitching himself out of several
bad holes. He was well supported after
the ascension in the first. Bibb occu
pied the mound for the Techs and had
n all his own way, striking out fifteen
men and allowing one hit.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-04-02

Lonnie Crouch is laid up at his
home in Highland Springs as the re-
suit OF an accident suffered yesterda y
when he fsil from scaffold on Sta
ton b postofiice, on which he was at
work painting the structure. The fall
was for a distance of about twenty
five feet and his back was injured.
DR. William II. Parker rendered medl-
cal attention and caused Mr.. Crouch
to be removed to his home.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-04-02

Headed by Cornelius McGillicuddy.
called Connie Mack for short the Phila-
deiphia Athletics, whose defeat at the
hands of the Boston Braves last Octo-
Der in the worlds championships Sc
ries was the biggest surprise that has
been sprung in the baseball world for
many years, win be here early today
for a game this afternoon with the
Richmond Nirginians. Among those
who are expected to be seen In action
are Napoleon Lajoie, the big French
man. who was sold by the Cleveland
Maps TO the Athletics few months
ago, and Schang, who is recognized as
one of the best catchers In the world.
Another well known catcher who Will
be with the squad. is Ira Thomas who,
by the way. was developed and sold by
Manager Jack Dunn. Ira played for
Providence when that team was man
aged by Dunn. who piloted the outfit to
the international League pennant in
1915. Thomas was sold by Dunn TO
the New York Americans, who turned
him over to Detroit afterwards. Later
the Tigers disposed OF him to the Athle-
ties, and he has been catching for the
Mackmen ever since. He Is one of
many that have been developed by
the local pilot.
ShawkeY 20 pitch.
Shawkey will probably be seen in
the box this afternoon for the Athletics
while schang viii doubtless do the re-
ceiving. Shawkey IL one of Mack s.
youngsters, but as tho result OF the
disposal of Eddie Plank and Chief BEN
der during the past few months, he liz
expected to be one Of the nainstays
in the box this season for the Phila-
delphia OUTFIT. Morrisette, Jarman or
Russell will oppose the big iesguers,
while either Schaufe or Hasson will
wear the pads,
This is gon, to be good game and
a large crowd OF people are expected
to be present at the park this after
noon Manager Dunn says that de
spite the fact that his team IS not GO
ing AT lively gate ut the present
time, he expects TO get one of the two
games from the American Ieaguers.
Hoffman, the new outAeider, reported
last night and will DO seen In the out
field this afternoon.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-04-02
Clothing and Money Taken.

On complaint of Tony and Anthony
Molle. Sergeant Shoemaker last night
locked up at the First Police sta
ton Nick Macaiay, who says he Is a
Russian. The Molles' say that Maca-
lay stole s4a and suit of clothes
worth SIT from them.