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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-13
BLUES TEAM TO BATTLE
WITH HAMPDEN-SIDNEY
sun F"otbali Contest Is Looked for
on Ncna5ir Field on Saturdu!
Afternoon.
Special to The Times Dispatch. I

oHAMPDEN-SlDNEY VA. october
H.. .-,Mi'naStr French Carter received
the Richmond Hluc4 which was to as
sure him that the football team would
1 Pc Oh 1,i h.m.. saturday to give battle to
H tnE I1ger: ,, on Eemnhle Field; The
tor Il stiff fight in this. the last game
oS'orc the championship series. Some
inine.up iron, minor Injuries. and Coach
Bcrnicr Will take nc chances with
G lnfss men in the game or Saturday
Erlsp. Allen. tlerzir. John Warren and
tlaTNey VII! lie on the Side-li,i.s. They
walked II long behind Inc varsity yes
Ts vS iou Mb,GGrmo"n' and saw It roll up
battling scrubs The latter were
Acknowledgement by Granam, i;ooisby.
men.
Thurman. the foAy little captain.
Scnotcd forty yards ole time. sixty
*Iuirmed and sidc-Sttppcd his way for
Il third stra ight through the line. the
way beints cleared for Inn. on the start
by IL strong protective rush OF the
forwards. Jim Warren, happy over
"!oMsa lis 'ilow way ,hroush , SsSr lne 5n
off tackles for the other toucl downs
Always a tower OF strength on the de-
,ensiNe. he is SO pei, cent better than
last year in advancing the ball. and
1t Will he difficult to stop him i'm the
coming battles
material. Tiger prospects arc even bet
Yer Win The coming Of great gridiron
star. This is Dave Hnddlc for three
years 4 hackticl man at Blacksburs,
and a winner Of his letters for that
number of years. He mad told some of
ms friends IT lIampden- Sidney during
the summer tina, he was thinking OF
entering the college. bu, no one
thought he really was until he came
70 inatriruiatn several days ago. Al
half yesterday afternoon he did SOM.
pretty work and, with the developing
or his wind. he wili he in condition to
add great strength to the backs. Kirk
Parrish. Il kichmond boy. a product OF
McGu:rcs University school. has been
left end.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-13
ADJUSTMENTS
VERY GOOD I:DDIE'' INCREASES
GANEII OF IIOLIDAN CIOMD

Just AS the farce. Over Night" con-
vuscd holiday maki,g audiences here
some five years aro. come Iulctidc so
VERY Good Eddie" as its musical
comedy version is entitled, added 10
the general raycty Of another nom
working audience last night. when it
was presented for tho first of four
performances at the Academy OF Music.
wisely booked during Fair Week. So
far as the plot-uS!nE Il large word
FOR small purposes involved. The
farce is still Philip Eartholomac's, but
the book has been. of course, more than
rewritten Ivy the author and Guy Boil
ton, while Schuyler Green's lyrics add
10 it's comedy value. and Jerome kcrn's
music is designed To make il Hitting.
As II is presented by the Marbury-
Comstock Company. however. the mu-
sic is of no great Importance. The
augmentation Of the orchestra. braZen-
~ predicted by the agent, consists in
tho addition TO the little house force
OF the leader pianist and the one man
in the company with a real singing
voice is given almost nothing to do
Madison smith. whose fine baritone
was conspicuous in FRITZ Schcns The
Duchess" and other productions. There
are some fifteen song numbers in the
two acts and three scenes into which
The piece is divided, but for the most
part they aren't sung. except by cour-
tcsy.
Leaving tho music out OF the quos-
tion-which is Il pity, for the score is
uncommonly prcity-''Ncry Good Ed
die" provides plenty OF bright enter
tainment, dashed with a spice Of what
frequently threatens. but never quite
bcfalls. Indeed. the audience is more
than once relieved or disappointed. de-
pending upon the point OF view. And
the more important parts are assigned
to capable people though there is n
curious waste of good material mani
tested in the casting. AS has been
said. Madison Smith has no chance to
sing, though he makes the mos, Of his
brief comedy opportunities. Jules
Epaiiiy is an extremely clever charac-
ter comedian. as witness his perform
ancc in adele" for example. but he
- enabled only to make a bit part
stand out. Regina Richards famed. IA
was said at the time. in The Only
Girl" because she had an acting part:
in Very Good Eddie" she can only
look stunning. The part OF the clerk
in the inn makes itself laugh, but far
more would be made Of il by co.
mcdian less "low" in his methods
ON the other hand, Jack Squires
plays the straight role Of Dick Rivers.
the busy friend of bridcgrooms. with
a light touch and AN agreeable man
ner of which an engaging personality
is no small part And Very Good Ed
die" serves to introduce Il Juvenile
hitherto unknown to us
whose work is literally unique. lie is
OF the "dffcrent' type, and with
little toninE down of some of his cX-
aegerations he should go far. His
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-13
RED SOX REPEAT IN Wort D'S SERIES
MISSISSIPPI GUARD TEAM
WINS SOUTHERN H0N0RS
scores t.0i6 Points Out of Possible
i,.O0 at National Rifle Tour
namrnt.

y, ,JACKsoNyItLEy FLA. octobcr p
me mississippi National Guard team
to-day won the Southern championship
at the National Rifle Tournament in
ptngrcss on the Florida range. scoring
i;ol6 points out of possible 1900.
The Georgia National Guard team. with
E1l5 points. finished second. and the
third place. scoring 975 points.
9. While the match was open to all
States and the District OF Columbia.
only those teams affiliated with the
Southern Rifle Association competed
for the trophy offered Ivy the associ-
alton. Thirteen teams participated in
the match. from all sections of the
country. 4 New York National Guard
team. known as the second team. FIN
ished ahead of tho Mississippians with
score of 1887, and thereby captured
first prize money. as all teams. whether
affiliated with the Southern Association
or not. were eligible to compete for tho
cash prizes
The long range team match. tho con-
Guiding event on the Southern pro-
gram. was won by the Georgia Ma
tional Guard team. which scored 679
points out of u possible 500. Missis-
sippi. with 637 points. finished second
and Florida, bird with Gi9 points,
The matches of the National Rifle
Association begin tomorrow.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-13
SOON HAVE HORSES
Department OF f:nst Notifies AdIutnnt
GENERAL that Mounts VIII he
PrONIhch for Trnnnh.

Horses viii be supplied the Signal
Corps OF the Virginia National Guard
as well as to the Field Artillery and
ihe cavalry. Adtutant- General Sale was
h"tihcd yesterday by the Eastern De-
phrtment. The Signal Corps Will re-
cclvc ihirty-two horses. the same num-
Der promised 20 each troop and bat
terry. Information that the larger or
"anizat!ons would receive horses i'm
mediatcly upon their return from Texas
VAS received several days ago The
total number Of mounts now assured
ia" Virginia troops is nearly 800
Richmond Will receive the greater
part Of these horses. as the entire
squadron Of cavalry. one battery of
Field ARTILLERY and tho Signal Corps
arc composed of local men The civ
70 which the horscr arc sent Is OK
pcctcd TO provide stables All other
expense, for forage and care Of the
animals. VIII hc horne by the govern
mcnt
Private r. T.. Hotzc. Jr. % Troop y.
First Squadron Of Cavalry. has been
transferred TO the quartermastcrs
corps.
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GOOD BASKETBALL OUTLOOK
Captain Martin Pleased With the
Prospects ut Trinity
College.

I''H0.I.1' 7" TT T II1Ics'- I7ISUNtUTl.T
TRINITY COLLEGE. DURHAM "
G.. October l2-Captain Martin. OF the
Trinity Basketball team. has expressed
himself as being we'll pleased with
prospects for the coming season. In
the practices thus far last years vet
Grams have shown UP we'll. Captain
Martin. who WAS all-State guard last
Year. Will hold his old position on the
forward last year. has been going
strong against the scrubs.
y years experience on the varsity
makes Patton number one player
and be is expected to look out for one
guard during the coming season.
Swan broke Nsto the ranks last year
and won his ''r." His work has been
somewhat spectacular. and no doubt
will continue to he so. Maycs sub
center for last year, is going strong
against IA promising field OF recruits.
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Shawsvillc. Va; Just So. blk. *, by
Justo. Edward i.atfcrty, Goshen. y. Y;
Charm Mckinney, h. M, hy Mckinney.
K. >. Floyd. Bridgctown. Va; Ernest,
b. H.. by GUNNER. X. :. rloy,, fridge
Vincent. Edge ill! Stock Farm. Shaws-
vile, Va; southern Star, b. -, Ivy
A1iewood. l.anghornc Putncy. Rich
moNd, Va; Nelly McXeUS. hr. m. by Nc
Icus, l,anEhoine Iutncy Richmond,
Va. i,hdy C9rsaSc, b. m. by Lord Rob-
rrts. Frank Thomas. Silver Spring. Md;
worthy. w. L. Miller, Washington. ID.
g.: iiaron. Jr.. b. H., by Virgins Baron,
w; l.. Miller. Washington, i. C.: Rash
blk. H., by rhythmic Bel, W. W. Gill,
I i.anvills. Va; Crystal knight, b. T.. by
VA: FRINGE Woodrow. Ii. H.. by Sidney
I'rincc. Floyd Bros. Birds atown Va;
Tony Woodrow, u. r.. bv Anderson. r.
w Clark, l.ynchburg. Va.
Third racc-ruaning; nonwinners ut
Cherry, Seed, III: Canary ltird. iIa;
jack Hanover. I'll: Miss Edith. Tia;
May Woodhousc. ll3 Narnoc j. y. Jr.'
l2f: BulGar. Ill: DIR. X. l.. Swarcngrr
III Mary Hampton. ii3; Graffn. ll3;
Fourth racc-running: nonwinncrs
twice since October /; six furlongs-
remarkable. lI3; Encore. l27. Toison
Ior. NC: canary Bird. rs: chiffon
TII"aw. rs; Drawn. ll6: Narnoc j. V.
Fifth race stecplcchase; about two
mi!es~l.oulie Love. i49: Collonctie.
~; Whirlwind 1874; Essex. l42: Lizzi,.
Horses f. the harness events called
o'clock sharp.
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SEVERAL ARE CRIPPLED
and Mnrk Will Not he Able
to Play for V. =. I. on
Saturday.
Special 10 Tho Timcs-Disnaich.

FLAG kSBCRG. VA. October ~
Although IL was thought the first part
oi the week that most of the varsity
men who have been injured would he
able TO play In the game with West
Virginia on Saturday. ii is stated to-
day that Lancaster ana Mack hardly
VIII h" in a condition TO play. V. l.. l.
has been peculiarly unfortunate this
year in having many of the best play
crs on the crippled list for great part
Of the time.
on Wednesday afternoon the first
ana probably the last scrimmagc of
the week was held. The varsit: sue
cc"Hcd in scoring three touchdownS
against the. scrubs. but the scrubs also
Succeeded III scoring on tho varsity
Sirin"cr distinguished himself i'm IN
icrccp'!nG forward passes. and Gaines
circi"d 'hc ends with ease. l,cdd sue
cccdcd III smashing the scrubs line
from iimc 10 time Tor good gains Thu
Teen hackhcld is gradually rounding
int" shape. and is expected TO do some
sensational playing before the end OF
the year.
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LAUREL RESULTS

Kti,s, ID, u<issserp. 8, :5 ;IS'"i $50.
Won Ponce de Leon. M or. Troxler)
SH.-u. S2.iJ. second: ChaticrhoX lO7
,baip $:.S0. third. Time: LOS. Lord
Byron, Aimee r.. Kcbo. Moonliphtcr,
t.osiiano. Lady Rowcna and Stalwart
Second racce-stcerlechasc handicap
about two milcs-March Court 40 &C.
$,gmoou: Sf;ao,, 81. sa..o, won: susan H..
Il:accbrook, l5i (\V Hocj. $3.50 thir id
Tine $;i9. Cynosnrc fell Promoter
broke down
per. 100 (Ambrose). $S,lo Si7O. sa4o.
won: Solon. Iii UNcoch). $500. s2OiO
second; broomvalc. los tMctcaiD. s.!
NasMcon, stone Hedge. Costuincr. An,
con. humiliation and Navigator also
5000 added for all Sgss SIX fni i,1%issp,
A. y. Akin, lis Itobinson. $iI,5o. 81.
re ii"n.h $50: sc second Sir M1sar. 40
Sand Marsh. Jack Cobra. Starting. Estru-
can and Kewessa also ran.
Eiith racc-inile and seventy yards
Holiday. log tAmbrosc), $3.50. $500
S"So, won; Trial by Jury. II. o. Nc
TaesarD, $3.50. s4.ac. second: Fac 1903
,Keosm. $40. third Time l:ii 80.
Nyion and Black Broom also ran
sixth race-milc and sixicenth-l.it-
tie England. I13 q. McTaguarl. $500
s2so, S27o. won; Fair Weather lt2
OK 1Ro EWnr. $$4sG ST. r second A,nnha
nought Rosowatcr. Life ana Ash can
also ran.
SGyem ,!a race mile and seventy
S300. won: Juliet. 100 )McTayrarD, sci,
S.S1' second; lloiina. lni CKlecgcr.
$40. third Time: 49, 5-s. Ray
Wood Fair oholus. Greetings and
Piqucttc also ran.
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Marshallites Preparing
for Woodbury. Game

John Marshall HIgh Schools grid
ironistS are being driven AZ top
speed by Coaches BurruSs and
simpson Tor the game ON saturday
afternoon nj trond street Park with
N"odhrrry Forest. The boys. ns
well n~ the conrhcs, nrc anticipating
hard Enmc, and all are working
earnestly To make nv good 81 show
ing ns possible rEuinnt the team
from Orange.
MI the regulars of tho NnrSbnIl-
ties nrc In the best condition now.
ana the prospects of the l0cnI boys
hnnrNtnE the Ennic are bright.
ore. bnEnn, DeVine md Riggs, who
nav" been on the sick list, hnvc nit
gotten we'll nnd are playing up to
their standard
curtis Thompson. who pinya full
bncE for John Marshall. will bcnr
the hru!.t at the kicking tor his
team, nEd ~ he shows the form dis
ria.ed last Saturday, the hncks OF
N""db-rry will find 10 difficult to
~ i"H ont" his fast-iraycIIng spI-
rails.
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WARMER TO AID IN COACHING
VIII Assist In Training Irootbnll .r.,,.
at InivrrsIty Of
NlrSlnIu.

Special to The Times Dispatch.l
HARLOTTESVILL,c. VA G'.,o,
i-.Iiiatry Warner. who coached Vir-
Slnia las, season. has reached the uni
Ncrsity TO aid in printing tho Orange
anu ftiue eleven for the big home game
win Georgia ten days distant "Buck''
Mayer Empty Cook and Hardy Todd
squad this week. Three new faces
were IN the line to-day, Stewart, at
i ,.i, tackle: Squires. at light guard, and
I've. IL tfack man. at right end
Gooch. who tore loose some muscIe.
IN his back Il week ago. Is still absent
rom INC squad. and will hardly get
~ being hlled by Russell. Between the
periods OF Saturdays game with Rich
give the freshman members or ,hn
Irack squad an opportunity to demon
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-13
AxWORTHY STAR WINNER
LOWERS WAGON RECORD
FOR TR0TTlNG STATIONS
'hnmpion OF World Cuts Time From
:;05 Is to 2:U2 :i-i--VoIrn
Close 10 Her Mnrk.

| Lien lNGTON, Ky. October lo-Tco
NNworthy. champion trottinE stallion
OF the world. driven tn Il wagon nv ono
OF his owners, Harry *. Devereaux. OF
cleveland. lowered the wagon record of
20" Ii for trotting stations IN
2:o2 81 on the final day Of the forty.
,rourtn annual meeting of the KENTUCKY
,,ro,unE Horse breeders Association
mark Of 2:oi ~. hut tired i'm the
Si 81 ao after trotting the third quarter
EOS Ii WV '''''e III
:, These two exhibitions featured tho
card b pr;1Eram; the three races on the
Gust Bug took the 2:2o trot. I,ittic
,bc IL, y; tn the 2:lo pace. an sinville.
on Little Frank - and Locust Bug
bm putting him up among the leading
n iir, ,';, of ,hn meeting. Cox leads the
is second with six. ''
In the first heat of the c:1O pace.
back stretch. Crossman. driving Ma l jor
a. pulled up and barely missed the
spill. and Whitehead. driving Hal Lear.
not injured. Hal Leaf finished the mile
without N,nn" -, a driver Al the horses were
third place in the first heat ana VIM
ming second money. in the race
Th9uEh the Official program was
continued to-moirow TO permit horse
men to start thirty horses for records.
S9 1mc MI rr Gmon GeerS Edmnn and
will he shipped to Atlnnta. while
others will go to Rockport. Ohio. for
there. Summarizes:
Purse. $1,000. ''''' '"'ee !" t've'
zoe Dillon. s sre m. fM'ciDonaaidjj: J J J
Aa ,i,,. Constant !na.a: h m: (Grecnl. 3
chimes Roy and Peter Iatchcn also
ran. Time, 2:oS "a. 2:lI 10 2;oo "a
second race. 2:lo pace; three in five
Little Frank Il. " y, by Little
Hal 'i nenf. > b. H. 'wh,ehcadj ! ] J
Lady Venus, hr. m. GstouD.... . ! s
.Maior \. The Deputy Sheriff and
Third race. 2:l2 trot; two in three
Blmyillc, hl<. H.. by Bnjolla Grip
The rroof, b h (Snc ,ccrj. .... ? ,
'vanko. virginia Bnrnette and
American Girl also ran
> ahivi'c .! 40 fourth money Time,
TO beat .:l5 trot,inr-Tacita. (2). CHI.
f.. by atlantis Express ;ioickersonJ.
70 beat 'e:iG Ia uot,inp-Barn,r,
IinG CD. oh. m. hy King Beliini
n .Io ,rs won, Time s:o7 L.;
go, b. e.. b.; Worthy Mckinney tTrav-
ncr>. won. Time, EOS la..
70 beat ?:o7 pacing--Ashlook. CHI. T..
by Ashland \ tCrossmam. won. Time,
ZOOS "a.
~ To e.: h"a 2uo o;lT pasing-The Au! or. H.,
nrts>, won. Time, 2:07 a.,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-13
How Runs of Last
Game Are Scored
brooklyn:


Second fnninS-Cutshnw,t the first
mum ur. walked. Mowrcy sacrificed
him to second, md he went 10 third
when Gnrdncr threw out Olson.
tufHhaw srOrcd n moment later on
u passed bniI by Cndy. One run.
BostOni
Second inninE-I.c.,'is got n lucky
triple tO left. II WINS mn ordinary
single TINT bounded over whent's
hcnd. Lewis scored ON Gardeners
sacrifice hy to Myers. One run.
Thfrd tnninE-Cndy singled to
right. ii0Opcr walked. .JRuyrIn
bounded To Olson, who jugricd the
hnil, killing his chance OF getting
.InnNrin at Hrst. Olson then mnd..
foolish attempt to get IoOncr.
who really had rcnched SECOND,
olson's throw was wild, nnd Cady
scored. willie Hooper went 10 third
md JnnfrIn to SECOND. shorten
singled, scoring Hooper. Two runs.
Fifth innInE-IIoOpcr singled.
Jnn'rin hit to Icft-ecntcr. Myers
rnn Into Wheat und then lrt the
hall full for II twO-bnggcr, scoring
Hooper. One rum.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-13
SPORT
MOTORCYCLE RACES
:pceuS Events VIII He Itun Over
>""rHe az state i'nir Grounds
TO-MOrrow.

beginning at n:30 o.,.Ioc,,
r,V ,i rninS ioul, motorcycle races viii IL.
trha 1 ,,r, me trach at the FAIR Groun,ls'
cbinan 'i race ~ Tor feathcrwcight ma
orc V Inc second Is tor rcs,,lnuis
vi 'ireihia on:y. The third and tnur,h
,rG most notify contested OF The wnoic
ro HmonE those who will enter in.
n nIIGS are Iuck Fuqun. the present
II oiucr OF the rrcoid on me i!..i,.
Ei etchas l trrtk BILLY Gray. Percy
ana I'D. Stark. The latter wrnt ,o,
Mchihond TO San Francisco by moi an an
,r ne Is soldier in the Sirn:l
c Cycle squad formed in the United SIaIns
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-13
Carolina to Meet
Harvard on Saturday

II .N~-N"l,tcN I'rcsl.1
tiAPEL HILL, y. G.. October Io.
-Thr Norti Carolina football suund
consisting of tWcBt!-thrcc regulars
ana substitutes. left here to-day for
Cambridge. where they will n,rct
Harvard ON Saturday. The team
VIII hold sirIul drill on Fridny
afternoon in ROstOn. and leave for
'"iiihridre on Saturday morning,
arriving inst before the t:unr Sry-
trai changes In the lineup have
been mndr since the Princeton con-
Test. ohchcS Campbell and Co,vnn,
inrmrrI! OF Harvard, accom- panied
tho squad.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-13
HhNDOI.PIi-HtC HEATS
RICHMOND t'ILi.E.t:E IN TENNIS
Special to The Times dispatch. !

ASHLAND. VA. October l2--lu a
close and cNcitinG tournament. the
Macon tennis team defeated
l;ichm0ad College this afternoon. Swift
and Newman represented Ran,!Olph-
Macon in both doubles and singles:
l:udd. EaEby. Spiccr and Mack. repre-
Scrtcd l:!chinond College. Scores:
nglcs-Swif;. Il. .. Spiccr l. 4;
Mack. g. 10; Newman. .. S
Doubles swift and Newman, Q, 6;
Itudd and Baghy, 4.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-13
SQUAD WORKING HARD
Fork Union Fonthnii Team Preparing
for Game With LynchburE
High school.

THpNcIaT 20 Tho TlMcS- DiSDa tCfl.
FORK UNION. VA, October 12.--The
football squad NJ Fork Union is work.
ing hard Tor the game with Lynchburg
High school hero on Saturday. The
team is light. but some OF the men are
team include Bravcrnan, the sterling
little quarter back: Hughes, half back !;
Powell and Robinson, ends, and Har-
riSon, guard.
Some OF tho new men who arc show
ing up We'll are VIII and Sam Ham
cock. OF Richmond; BaSwcll. Mcmillan,
sale. Pollock. wilkins. Cook and FIRE.
dcttc.
The squad numbers thirty men, and
Coach Griffin is working them hard.
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Chnrg. nccLIcss Driving.

j. c. Spottswood. a chauffeur was
arrested yesterday by Traffic Officer
bernstein on the charge of running, an
automobile In a reckless manner
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-13
Cnbnrct Mt the Lyric.

>hbnrct nj inc Lyric.
y glimpse of the sort Of entertain
ment which fills New York lobster
palaces every night Is staged at the
Lyric for the latter half Of this week
II is programmed THE Cabaret DE Luxe"
and it is. handsomely mounted. II fur
n!shes an appropriate setting for three
spirited dancers, two girls and Il man
While the latest steps predominant. one
of the girls is good in an exhibition of
toe dancing. The act is dccidedly
strengthened by its own orchestra of
i've pieces, which makes the music
alone worth while for the lovers of the
lighter melodies.
Clara Howard a singing comcd!cnnc.
has good voice aud is Il mimic OF no
mean ability. Her representation o.
Charlie Chaplin at yesterday after
noon's performance was "A lnugh-pro-
duccr which could not have been cx-
cerdcd by the scrc"; scream himself
The remainder Of the bill includes
no act which stands out for in,Iivid-
uaiity. Al Burton & 90. have Il novelty
in the way Of song review. Bernica
Howard aud Jack whit. present n
comedy sketch. The Gadabouts." Flor
cite Is Il Observation-Disclosures girl. whose
performance consists principally Of cx
hinition poses Pictures. rs usual
roun" out tho performance.
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name is Burford Iiampden. and he will
bear watching.
The chorus Is interesting chiefly be-
cause of it's attractive and sometimes
startling cOstuminE. And that fact
suggests the tag: Very Good Eddie
is all comedy and costumes.
Douglas Gordon
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-13
Grid Battle Postponed

The Enme scheduled to be played
yesterday afternoon AT BrOnd Strccr
Pnrk between football cicvcna rep
rrScntinE McGuirr'S L. nir crslty
school anu ItIchm0nd Academy, WIS
postponed until Friday. October 20.
II tx understood TINT the postpone
Incnt WAS nt the consent of the
managers of both clcycns.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-07-02

He saw the authoritative officer
motion the detected girl into the hid
ing place, and as with apparent re-
iuctance she obeyed this mute sig
nal the iron-clawed spy drew back
from the cliff-edge and rejoined his
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-07-02

SsT THOUGHT you had discarded
that theory, Captain Bracket"
- Nfaveo~~ Calaap said tO s11r-
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1916-07-27
Beuna Vista Marsh Fire.

There were so many rumOrs af1Oat
about the marsh fire we had the pleas
ure of a drive out there Monday even
ing. We had heard that Mr. B. G.
Eggert and family had been burned
out and lost everything. On arrival
at the Eggert farm we found every
body happy and busy at their regular
evening work The fire was burning
but it was under control and over two
miles distance from the Eggert home
in a southeasterly direction. At least
a mile and half south OF the Chicago
and Northwestern right of way. The
fire has done some damage to hay but
no buildings burned. The fire was
started probably by some ones care
lessness smoking.
The hay and oat crops in this sec
ton of the country is heavy. Hay
running three tons to the acre while
the oats are so heavy they have lodg-
ed in some places. Everything looks
pretty well in spite of the dry sea-
son.
We are pleased to note that at the
present writing little damage has
been done by the fire east of US and
we believe it is wholly under con-
troll. All wild rumors in circulation
are wholly without cause.