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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-09
BASKETBALL SEASON OPENS
AT ROANOKE COLLEGE

SALEM. VA, January S.-Roanoke
College opens her basketball season
here tonight under favorable circum-
stances.
Every man of last seasons champion
snip team Is again candidate for his
position: In View OF the Quinrs vic
territory last year. Roanoke is hope
ful OF making record this season that
WI, NH place her In the running among
With Virginia. North Carolina, Ag-
ricultural and Mechanical, North ,'nG.
olina. Trinity and Virginia Military IN
stitute on the schedule. the strength
OF the team viii be tested TO the limit
IN order to maintain the record of The
preceding year.
The regular varsity men who are
candidates for positions, are. Captain
Painter centre. l.. II. Bonham. right
guard; r. 7! Duncan, left guard ",
Bunting and Tavenner left forward
In practice Hunting. last years cap
tain. is showing his old-tiine form.
Among new men making a fight for
Umberger and Neff
The schedule:
January S-palevlNe College. a, sa
January l5-cardinai Athletic club.
January i1ambaen sidney, IA, sa
January 25-v.rginia Christian Col.
iege. at Lynchburg.
January 26n,,u,niversity OF Virginia,
January 27-Randolph- Macon. at
: i Is5S;;Ts ss-Hampaen sidney a,
February Trinity. a, Salem
February 5-Emory and Henry, a,
Salem.
Februayy, s-virstnia Christian Col,
chss ss1nar e. NorA csq5ias pa2
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'rO-Duy's Card,

FIRST race-selling. three year olds
aud Gp NV. and one-half furlongs-
lt"lus, %: 'Colors, l0i: .E;hclburg H.,
ln3; 'crisco. lo5: tLuria, Zoe" Tcmpy
duncan. l06; Martin Crisca, los; Phili-
prno. los; Grays' Favorite. 40; Chick
DRY Dick. 10.
seiling. three year Odds and
up. i've aud onc-half furlonEs-Tiura.
-; ]. -. Ilarrcll. lol: .Okoiona, 1903
Hare Ecll. 100: Salvador, 100: Bar
cite. los. l'rospGro Hoy. los: Belle Bird.
los: Nimhus, 10; Anavrl. 10.
Third handicap. three ycur-olds aud
NJ, six furlongs--Dr. Larrick 9S:
pilasau. 100: YOrtvillc, los; Luther,
l'N. Jim EHscy, 10.
Fourth tho Laundrymen's handicap.
three year Odds ana mp. one milc-Chad
Euford. Iol; Incidence. 10l; Undauntcd,
iO$; Altamnha. 1903: Robert Kay, lOi
Polly II, los.
f'iftll selling. four -ycar-olds and up,
one mile and twenty yards-'ToIn Han
cock. lol Ford Mai, lO4; Electric, 1o7
Colonel Cook ib7: Henry iIutchison.
lU9. pctclus. li2
sixth, selling, yearolds and
up. mile and twenty yariS-.El!a
Crane. 1876 Kilt!e. i0G: Jacob Bum.
l"'; 'Hudas Brother, 100: Love Day.
~, Jimmie GIL, lie: Puck. il2
'Apprcuticc allowance claimed.
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Good JOG KEYS AND
DETER HORSES FOR 1915
Wen-Tricd Two-Year-Olds 20 Per-
form Over Circuit-l.ikely to BE
Two Races Daily for Youngsters.
ONE RMIDABLE STABLE
karrick Will Have Charge of the
Parsons and Knapp Strings-For-
mer Recently Purchased -Four
Stars From Kentucky.

NEW YORK. January S-Thcre will
hardly h. a dear,h of good Jockeys to
ilue the thoroughbrcds from the fash
l"nabic stables in the East this year
TWO of the American Jockeys. Dugan
ana LOTUS, who have been riding
9 9n have been engaged to do duty
tpr AUGUST Belmont and w. karrick
,he latter having charge OF the horses
neionslns TO two other Jockey Club
Int ,rsa. IL. X. knapp and Schuyler
great acquisition TO the ranks, which
VIII include Turner. Borel. Butwell
ana lesser lights 1t is also probable
riding abroad will remain here il they
can procure profitable engagements
Many Tried TNo-Ycnr-Olds.
The belmont. Butler. Knapp and Par
sons strings VIII be composed of many
wei tried two-year- which will
employ the time of the stable Jockeys
as there are likely TO be two races for
Youngsters every day Try having such
assured the racing will be improved
rrspecially over the straight courses Al
Belmont Park ana Auucduct.
Last year many of the young
ran so erratically that form was almost
out of the question. This was due as
much TO the Inability of their riders rs
green two-year- olds. Young horses
need expert riders to educate them. aud
IN o Dugan LOTUS and borel the pre-
inier stables Will have the best riding
Little Is known of the two-year- olds
N the belmont stable at this writing
II they are not up to the average it
Will not be the fault of the chairman
of the Jockey Club, who strives al
ways to improve the breed OF the thor
oughbreds. lie will have one good
three ycar-oid in Stromboli.
y formidable stable will be that In
charge of w. karrick. belonging to Mr.
farsonS and Mr.. Knapp. The lot mum
hers about twenty, the majority of
which are two-ycar-olds. Mr.. Parsons
Hns four youngsters karrick bought
for him Il fcw weeks ago in Kentucky
All of them are we'll tried and costly
ana Include one by Knight of the This
tie, two by star Shoot and one by
Peter Ounce BESIDES these Mr. Far
sons has three promising three year
oldS In SharpShootcr, Harmon and Phos-
rhor Mr.. lNnapp's stable is not quite
as large in numbers but hc has what
may prove the best thr1c-ycar-old iilIv
OF the season in kaskaskia. This mare
is a grand locker and has shown eX-
ccilcrt quality on many occasions. If
there is three-year-old as good or
better II Will come from the Butler
. stable.
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ARKANSAS HEAVYWEIGHT
Is ANOTHER WHITE HOPE

T., Wits +, n,ol HOPE ;, is in tpwn. iis name
Hopper is managed by Tommy DAN
forth, The st. Louis middleweight. who
alongside his heavywcisht protege re-
Somebody erred in naming the Arkan-
sas Hopper Ills last name should
The Arkansas giant was n peaceful
and prosperous sawmill owner and
bank director NJ lieher Springs until II
TO knock out eleven husky lumhcriacks
during a fight at country dance.
lie frequently had fights with unruly
at time. and no one ever suspected
that he could put more than one or
two to sleep in rapid succession until
the whole gang "jumped' him at Tho
dance and found out for themselves
After the affair at the country dance
his friends throughout the Arkansas
Jack Johnson TO a bout for the heavy
weight title. So much pressure was
finally brought TO hear on him that
Hopper finally relcntcd and Immediate
Is engaged Danforth as his trainer
Danforth was afraid To tackle the
job at first because he feared Hopper
was too big and clumsy TO oven de-
velop into II professional pugilist \
few practice workouts. however con
WINGED Danforth tina; Hopper is n much
better prospect than he first appeared
When he. began training for puEi-
listic career: two months ago, the AR
kansas white Hope" Weighed $50
pounds. Since that time I've has met and
defeated via the Knockout route five
other ambitious White Hopes" Hop
per now weighs go pounds He is
twenty eight years old. six feet, two
inches in height. and has a reach Of
Sevcnty-ninc inches.
His chest measurement is fortv-seveD
and onc-half inches. and he has a thir-
cn-inch waist. When relaxed his
arm, above the elbow measures six
teen and onc-half inches In circumfcr-
cnce. His forearm measures twelve
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erntlon the entire property, both rail-
way and light and power, with all Of
inc elements affecting or enterinr Into
vaiue ana earning capacity. This the
communication to the Administrative
Board obviously falls to do.
NUMEROUS POWER pIANrs
SENT TO SCRAP HEAP
~ is absurd to speak OF present phy.
Sicai value and Ignore the fact thai ~
property has been built up ,hrn,',.i,
years or development in which nume.
rous power plants have been scranned
anu abandoned and machinery and an.
piahces nave been discarded on nc.
, nou". Oh onsoiescence and the company
mas Deen forced to incur large charges
III order TO keep tho property improyed
up to state of efficiency to rcndrr =,
Sood public service. If only the pres
ent physical value is TO be considered
"mieh theofy the courts have repeat
guy rejected, all of this Is lost: no re-
turn Is allowed upon Investment m.d.
ior the public benefit and Improvement
vi puDilc service, and property thus
created is simply confiscatcd.
IN the statement referred to. Mr.
irafford has only taken into account
nv. me tash depreciation charged off for
inc year 1914, and has not regarded no
charge of $559.3i4.33 made I'm one SIM,
10 depreciation on June 30, 1914 whir,
Was IN addition to other depreciatiotr
aanos set up since July /, 1911. as
nstateu IN the annual report to which
refers, IN making adequate provi-
SION Tor Investments In public service.
property under limited franchise nj.
! io"hnce should be made for amorttza
| non OF the investment during the fran
shise period. II IL entirely different
.on' property perpetually owned. This
important fact seems 70 be oyerIook ed
STATEMENT OF TRAFFORD
II might add numerous other Yacts
showing the utterly nisleaJinrr chs.
hcler or This statement of Mr. Trafrord
~ is suiticIent TO say that this comnanv
Is not earning and has mover earned
more than fair return upon its in
reS'fheht' and if the question arises
this can be demonstrated before tho
Corporation Commission, tho body es-
tablished by law for the Intelligent ana
judicial investigation Of such questions.
removed as far az practical bio from the
realm OF personal politics
1t may not be Improper to add that
II Is unfortunate that at this time.
when II is becoming increasingly diff
cult to secure capital for public ser
rico enterprises; when the remainder of
me country seems TO be recognizina
this fact and disposed to pursuo :,
more liberal policy, when tho need OF
Richmond for a broad and liberal mol
ICY TO meet Its requirements for In
creased development are greater than
ever before. that this company, which
has certainly contributed it's part In
the development of this community.
and is striving to render an ADEQUATE
public service at reasonable rates
should be subjected TO attacks OF this
kind, which show on their face mani
| fcs, want of frankness and accuracy
OF statement. and, coming from an Of
hcial source. tend to discredit not ONLY
the fair spirit, but the intelligence OF
the entire community"
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BARBER DEFEATS TRAVIS
IN GOLF AT PlNEHURST'
Princeton Player nnd Parker w. white
more VIII Contest for Prcsidents
Cup TO-DNy,

PINEHURST. n. c., January S.-w.
\. Barber: OF Princeton. \. j., and Par
club. Brooitlinc. Mass. will meet here
tomorrow for the Presidents cup in
the first division final round of the
twelfth annual midwinter golf tourna-
mcnt.
Barber to-day defeated Walter Ira
Wis, the veteran of the Garden city
club. Long Island. two up and one to
play in the Semi-iinal round White
more previously had qualified for the
final.
In the first division consolation to-
morrow. &. Is. Hudson, of the North
Fork Club. Long Island. will play Rob
ert Hunter OF the Weehurn Club, STAN
ford. Conn, Hudson won to-day from
Harold Slater, of the Fox Hills Club,
Long island. on the inctennth hole
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NEW ORLEANS RESULTS

olis, Ihree furlongsMTom caro-, liz
d'erkins), L TO !, . to !, even. first:
|, even. second: Deliver, 100 ,Goosc),
Ia .. To 10 and / to 3. third. Time,
;35 30. Sands Diamond. Busy Alice.
Marearet O.. ELEVATOR Cleaner. Tom
bingham, also ran.
Sccond-maidcn. three year-olds and
III, SIX furlongs-Joe d. lo4 (Navrang-
toni, 10 l.. 4 to o. . to .. first; Pied
= 10 !, second; For Fair. 104 Conway,
. to ,. even, to ,, third. Time. l:l5 %.
lady Rryn, Belle Buoy, kyrene, Acis.
ter. ! SPY, Father Phelan, also ran.
Thrd-sclling. three-year- olds ana
up; six fnrionsS-iisht Knight. io7
first; Mordecia. l65 (Smyth3, TO /. :
In |, and 4 To :, second: Lucky George,
lo7 tWoods), To /, : TO .. and I to To-,
third. Time. LA ga. old Jordan. Our
ran.
Fonr,h--selllng; three year olds and
np. four furlones-Wley, 100 G.illey).
shall. ii3 Ckcogh to /. > 10 /, even.
second; l.lputro, no CGoldstein). I to .,
i. I" . 10 To-. ihird, Time; l:ls3 %.
l.irla, c2nnock also ran.
Fifth--fiilics aud mares, three-year-
9 9ia , ann up; mii%-'aybsrry Candle.
hrSt K Kate H. 100 70 ,trauh i1 TO to 3
even. / to ., second: Miss Kruter, 1903
,Amhrose), ! 10 /. : to >. 3 to >. third.
Time, 1888. kneclct Goldcrest Girl.
hula Welsh. the husybody, Big Dip
SiX-onc mile and one sixteenth-
Ravcnei, lO3 'rurner. 10 !, to TO-,
TO !, 10 .. to To- second; strife,
Ill tWarrington) 10 TO l. 3 to /, 10
.. third. Time. l:i7 %. Beau Pre-.
Husky Lad, Reno and Bencdictina. also
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Spi,icrs at Practice.


Yesterday afternoon Coach Dobson
ran his basii cthall candidates through
their first practice game of the season.
The opponents OF the Spiders were the
fast 1--WE from John Marshall High
school. The object OF the game was
more for the Improvement in team
ana so no record of the respective
points scored was kept. Both teams
We're much benefited by the work, and
the high school boys showed up very
nicely.
The Spiders have a good size squad
out this year. and the indications are
that there. will be hard tight for
every position on the varsity team that
Will represent Richmond College in the
coming championship games with Ran
D9iph Macon. liampden-Sidney and
All of the last season varsity men
Captain Luebbert. and guards Mitchell
and Sattcriield are showing up very
well in their early work The three
first-string substitutes OF last year all
have an excellent chance for the Var
sity as regulars. Jim Newton. at cen
ire has good deal Of natural advan-
tnse because of his height and weight.
coupled with fair agility. Robins and
Cosby are both fast men and their work
will probably show Improvement over
that Of last season.
y numbei OF the new men are prom
Using. among whom the best seem TO
be Wood, Cox, and Logan. all Of whom
have had some experiences At the game
though Logan is the only one who has
had college experience. Coach DobsOn
has no small task l>forc him if h. hopes
to- turn out a team that can ,iIplicate
last years record Whem the Spiders
fast duint rOmped home with the cham
pianship by winning five Victories and
suffering only one defeat in the whole
championship season.
All the other teams in the intercol-
legiatc League have been In practice.
and this is handicap which the Spid-
ers will have 10 overcome
y practice game will be played with
the Union Theological Seminary some
time next week, the date and place
Will be announced In these columns i'm
the next day or two. Until then the
Spiders will hold regular practice be-
tween the first three squads every ar
'ernoon in the Thomas Art Hall of tho
old college.
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JOHNSON AND WILLARD TO
BOX 1T JUAREZ, MEXICO
bout Will Take Place March g, and
Is Scheduled to Go Forty
Five Rounds.
BIG BLACK TO RECEIVE $40, 600
Wcsterner Leaves To-Day for En-
celsior Springs; Thence TO Eel Paso,
Where lie Will Complete His
Training-EXpccts to Weigh $50.

NEW YORK. january S.--Juarez
Mexico. is the place. March g. is the
date. and the public is the goat
This is about the best summary that
cnt he made in words of one syllable
1l u statement issued Tonight by
i IMnccik Guriey. promotes, of the coming
who Will also he remembered as the
promoter of the last Gotch- IIacken-
schmidt wrestling match in Chicago.
In the statement Curley says that
billy Gibson tried to get the exhibit
ton for Havana, but failing i'm This
demonstrated his real sporting calibre
MS the besk of luck for Juarcz, stat
ing that only death would be able to
Keep him from the ringside.
In his statement CurlcN also refers
10 me eNhibition as the worlds cham
pionship heavyweight match" and de
caires that AT Il meeting of all parties
mold II at the Juarcz race track on
Saturday March .. Jack Johnson was
not present. but any suspicion that he
is lulled by the next paragraph in cur
'ey's announcement, which says: John
sons consent was previously a; hand
called for i'm the articles. Another ST.
expenses"
rncic Snm After johnson.
For such readers as are dependent
solely upon the sporting page of this
newspaper for general news OF am
cause OF Johnson's absence was that
had he really been present in the flesh
some rude hireling of Uncle sam might
also nave attended tho meeting and put
the worlds charlottesville heavy
weight match" on the frit. bv tanning
Jack on the shoulder and dragging him
OF 10 the llooscgow in some annoying
white slave proceedings, concerning
which Uncle sam has Il desire to shut
JohhSon up In Il nice warm prison where
The white hopes can't get at him.
FOR this reason johnson finds the
lubrious than that OF the United states,
Loco
Referring TO Jess willard, Curlcy's
statement SAYS:
willard Stnrts West.
morrow morning. lie will he accom-
panied by his manager Tom Jones. and
several partners. willard will 80 iii
rect TO Excelsior Springs. Mo- where
ne VIII spend a week or ten days. drink
ing the waters and taking the mineral
baths, and then he will go direct to III
laso, where training quarters will
await him"
This reads like the program OF n suf-
tcr"r from rheumatism, and there are
those IN nstiaua, who hint that the
best training Willard could possibly
get Tor three weeks or a month would
he to meet and polish of some of the
lesser white hopes, so tina, he could 90
AGAINST the black bchrmoth with a few
lights under his belt" But C,I,ley
"nd Jones, ct al, are not taking any
chances with Jess. aud the next para
fraph OF the announcement tells why
~ seems that Willard is so thirsty for
The gore of Johnson that ali he can
think OF is getting into immcdiat 10
training Just for that.
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Look mt Tint nnby.
ROTARY CLUB INCORPORATED
Sloan and CnbclI Organize RenI> Estate
aud building Company.

Charters were issued yesterday by
the State Corporation Commission to
three local concerns, among them being
the Richmond Rotary Club. This or
sanitation was not capitalized. T. H.
McAdams Is the president and sam
:. Roscndorf, secretary
For the purpose Of engaging in tho
sales and advertising business, tho Mer-
chants and manufacturers Sales Com
pany, Inc. was chartered with c. H.
Heritage, president and James Il. Shep-
para. Jr, secretary. Its capital Is from
$1,000 TO $4,000.
The Richmond Properties Corpora-
uon, Inc. capitalized at from $4,000
10 $4,000, was chartered for the pur-
pose of engaging in the real estate
ana building business. James r. sloan
- president and Robert c. Cabell
secretary
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Results or New York nou,..

NEW YORK. January S.-Jack La
viGne,, or Cleveland. who substituted
for Johnny Howard in the mai,,7 hoi,t
at the Pioneer Athletic Club to-nirhi
was beaten by George Ashe refcrec
Heley stopping the fight in the seventh
round: when La Niene's eye was cut
and bleeding SC freely that he was un i.
able TO sec.
Packcy Iomcy knocked out WulIo
Russell. OF New Orleans In the sacou1
round Of their bout ut the Long Aero
Athletic Club.
Young Drimmic outpointcd Willie
zones IA Zen rounds at the Vanderbilt
Athietlc CLUB.
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JUAREZ JOCKEYS
DRAW SUSPENSIONS

JtAlttI, January S-The continued
rough riding which has prevailed at
the JunroI track of late has brought
down the official hand and as q result,
suspended for five days each bv me
stewards. The rough work has ho.u
the cause OF most in and out running.
ana II - hoped that the lesson mctcd
out 10 these boys Will he needed hy III.
other boys who are accustomed 10 do
ing this kind of work
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-09
IUAREz RESULTS

~ ulelltstcD, II to /. ! 10 !. 10 10 . ,: y
iirst' Edna H., ll0 CFcency). 20 To /.
to : to !. second: Virginia Field,
third. Time, l02 %. lIimyar l.n,s
N"sta. Planetary. Freezer, Dr. Gajiim''
Jack kittlcr. Obutus, Avonbcar. Ken
worthy, Coming Tower, also ran.
Secomd-nve and onc-half furloprs-.
Black sheep, l07 Hcsanson). 3tol G
to ,, 3 to o. FIRST; Nobby. lOT ,Martin(,
Son 10 70 :: to 5; second; Ferrona,
Time. 1:oS 3-5 Airline. | Saw II. sen.
atoi James. Patriotic. Martenc Chavis
Dr. $, u. Tate. k!dnalson. Rycstraw,
als;, ran '"
Third-onc milc-Thc Cindcr. 10,
1kederis), . to /, TO 10, ana to {.
first; Lady Mint. 10 Dawson. 90 to /
to !. and . To . second; Ponteficate'
los 1JaCkson). to b. 10 :. and TO J.
Dove C"rdic f, G. W kcunon also
,Fonrth-tivc furlonEs- Furiong. 115
'nE,"h' l" TO /. aud even. first
ana even. second, King Worth. liz
!fentryl, 5 10 !. GO ia , and :: Ia =
imird Time, 100 2-5 Thcodoriin. Am
LIN, hes"m, Eathcm, Ruhicon. H.,
Eifin--ii I'VE aud one-hnlf rurlongs-
'oil BOY. ln1 tSmallD, 10 To /. 10
a ,.i, to l. hrst; Choctaw. io7 oMoIcs-
ond; Nlfty. l02 CMcCahc). : to /. 3 10 !
NM NM 10 a. third Time, los 20 Sam
itvckham Tempest. Hazel G., irpin,,I
NiMP, Swedc sam, Tight Boy, also rn,,
H.Mln one mil" Transact. 100 tAlat
tLnr"S)' l" !, even and ! To ., nrs.,
N"iS,tta. 100 tSui'linEJ, 6 to J. To- /
"nu |" - second; spindle. los tKcdc.
Iisl' " 20 !. 10 l. and / to :, third
i, IN, hlueb"ard, l.. II Adair
~ Marchm"nt and Luke Vansamt,
also ran
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ISilbnne the Victor.

TOLDO, January S.-Champion
Kilbane outfought frankie Daley,
lightweight. in ten rounds here to-
night. Daley WAS severely punish ed
while the fcathcrwcight champion left
the ring unsecured. He knew he had
been In z contest, however.
Dalcy's effectiveness was pronounced
in the in-fEhting.
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ALL AMERICAN ATHLETIC
TEAM ANNOUNCED

NEW YORK, January S.-The names
Of twenty club and four college athletes
appear In the all-American Athletic
team for 1914. as selected and an
n4unced day by +: j. Lilies. president
OF the Amateur Athletic Union.
lIanncs kohlemaincn is the only one
nominated for two events The East
obtains the greatest representation
with fifteen names: with the Pacific
second, with six and the Middle West
third with three " -
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RICHMOND LEAGUE
iENPiNS on PALACE Runs.
W. & J.. Dcfcnich.

Len iNIroN.' VA, January. S.-.-Wash-
lnglnH Iuh Leo was defeated tonight
by ~" George Washington University
basketball team b% the score Of "a To
IL TIA" vihiiors displayed better team
work aud passing ihan the Generals,
Hhd were moro accurate at goal ahOot-
!hE. Miles and Young for Washington
duh l.cc, nud johnson and AlmOn for
George Washington were the stars.
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ADJUSTMENTS
Mnude Adams In Am-narrle Program

The combination OF Maude Adams
and Barrie play is alluring enough,
but Il combination OF Maudc Adams and
three Barrie plays is practically ir-
resistiblc. Therefore. on Friday and
Saturday OF next week, the Academy Of
Music will probably be n veritable
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ANDERSON ANSWERS
TRAEFORD'S REPORT

Continued From First pageD
ance to make up The risk of loss in
the original outlay.
NO fair statement on the subject cal
ne made without taking into consid-