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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-29
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HARRY SHAW COPS
JustiheS Faith Of His Bnckcr, b
Scoring Cleverly-wns Pushed
Close by Couuette.

YoNkERs. n: y. July 2s.--Harry
season, was AN odds-on choice for the
Dunwoodie handicap at h Empire
faith OF his packers by scoring clev-
erly. He was put hard to in the last
outgamed the speedy mare. co1uette
raced "A pretty race after creating
trouble at the barrier. She delayed
the getaway by her tactics. and kicked
the jockey. was unseated.
Fair Count. which ran second in the
NTH race. was disqualified for caus-
ing a mix-up. Bank rolls Of the form
players received a severe jolt with the
defeats of Monocacy and Little Dip
per: both top-heavy favorites;
lonEs-Ed Roche. lo5 tFairbrother).'
to ), | to 4. out, won: Gladiola. l02
tAinE), to ]. 3 to ;, out, second
storm Nymph, lo2, Or. Hoffman,, . TO
trude Marie also ran.
Second race-mile-Jesse, Jr, III
oLeaver). 10 J.; | TO 3. u won;
TO =. out. second: Song of Salley. liz
tDoyle). IL to /. 3 to 2. I TO 10. third.
Time. l:43l-5. Salon. Monmouth,
Mary Es,cile and Colonel Holloway
Third race-about six furlongs-
Steliarina. lo5 tLapaille). 90 to /. :
TO is to 5. won; Little Dipper. 1o5
ond; Flag Dag. los tBall), S 10 .. .
I" ;. out. third. Time. I'LL 2-5. Sal
Vanity, Ietlar and Benjamin ran.
Fourth race-mile-Iarry shaw. l2G
nLoftus). IL TO 90. ! TO j. out. won.
Coquctte. l2n tt'airbrother). ) TO !. 5
TO .. 3 TO ., second; ~.Aldebayan. III
rurquharp: : to /. even. . TO ;. third.
Time. 1:4l 3-5. Gunbearer and Sasin.
Fifth race-mile and seventy yards
-pockichoo. ITO N.apaille), &c to ).
even, ! 10 3. won Gleipner. ITO CN1ink),
= ~ go
Sahaleen. ITO Caplin). s TO /, 2 TO
/, , TO 8, third. Time, l:+7 As. Sat
urn and Fair Count also ran.
sixth receive MISUNDERSTANDING
Cray. 100 ~.fTapiin). . to 30. out. won;
The Baroness, lC5 C~Urquhart). 4 to l.
even. 2 TO :. second; Lantana, Zoe
Lyke). s to /. s to .. . TO ;, third.
Time, 1902 as. Marble Head. Stall
wart Van and Ida Mac also ran.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-29
HAWTHORNE RESULTS

First race-mile and seventy yards
lFellowman, 112 IL. GaugeD. : TO 1. 2
ito ], / TO .. won; Water Proof, lie
second; orotund, ITO q. calver). 3 to
ti. 3 to 5. l to 4, third. Time. l:47 as
luke Mac. S~mugsler, Louise Pal. Lady
flowers, James Dockery, Wild Bear
land Catherine Turner
~.ones-Sedan, l12 Of. Murphy, 3 to ).
TO I, out, won; Sleeper, ll2 wv. An
@iressl. . 70 /, 3 to >, out, second; Me-
ia, 100 fMack), 30 to !. 10 TO l.. 4 to
Hsalzora, Ell Rey, Jovial and Signorette
Third race-six furlongs-Biddy, 1o2
l(T. W~iiliams), 10 to !. 6 to l, 8 to /.
to ., onyt. second; Rapids. 1O2 CIV.
AIoag), Z to 1, . to /, even. third. Time.
rs. Jim Wakely, Mikiful 4. and
Thistle Greene ran. Dancing Sun and
tNilton Campbell left at post.
Fourth race--mile and one sixteenth
IL tByrne). . to 2. even,
TO ., won: star Of Love. 100 Oh.
Gstearns). 3 to l., { to ., l to .. sec
a,nd; Olga star iiS OR. Guy>. 5 to l.
a@;rover Hughes, Floral Park and 30
also ran.
Fifth receive and one-half fur
ongs-Bluegrass Belle; III tClaver,,
lstearns). II to >. { to S, out. second;
lIustify. o. (Hoag), Z to l.. . to /. 1
10 5. third. Time, 1903. Tuck. Nee
ogene, Fight Fair, Velvet and Oak
Wood Boy also ran.
l3iIlows, 102 CIV. Hoag), S to 5, 3 to 5,
I,ut, won; Baby Lynch, 105 on.
I~stearnes), 10 to /, 6 to 1. 3 to +. sec.
md; queen re- 7. a ! fo !, 100 tS1rs O.. r Gray; y
injury and Lady w%orthineton also ran.
little Bigger fell.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-29
TY COBB MUST SLUG
EITHER JACKSON OR IRIS
SPEAKER MAY BEAT HIM
WIN Two Men to Buck for American
LchGue H.Onors. Mighty Georgian
Hun Hard Outlook.

NEW YORK. July 2s.-Ty Cobb is
S~Ghironted with the mighticst task OF
iols batting Championship OF the
ameFican League. The chances seem
70 be against him for the FIRST time
since he flashed into view as a ciouting
Iphenom.
In most OF the other years. Ty led
Ine parade at this time Of the summer.
~ had a little velvet 80 TO speak.
nns ne hasn't any now. In the by
stump and continue TO rule. even
IhouEh his margin dwindled In the
neant!ne: But now he is something
s!ose to 40 points behind the leading
speaker-a terrible gap
But what counts largest against Ty
Is the fact that he must overhaul two
men TO reach the crest-Speaker and
Jackson. Both arc laundering along.
sifai after midscason. All that was
necehsary TO win the championship was
Tor him 10 beat out that one man.
NOW he must beat two. Its much
easier. you know. 70 win a two-horse
race than IL is 10 win a threc-entry
Speaker may slump-so may Jack
SON but T., is unlikely that both will
90 any violent Stun ping. But even
u they should, isn't it Just as likely
mat Tyrus VIII slip, too II either
jackson or Speaker bump into a hat
ting vacuum they have enoug vel
VET 10 protect them for "a reasonable
time from being overtakcp ny Tyrus.
Bvt the fery Georgian must race at
~hreakneck speed from now on until
the hnish line Is crossed. He dare not
slump II he does. his nance OF lead
Ing the American League for the tenth
successive year viii go rlimmering.
And ever hould re slip along at a
Whirlw!nd rate, isn't II just as possible
tor either Jackson or Spcakcr-or both
Ito meet the challenge, match Cobb
hit for hit. and thus. with the lead
they now have. beat him TO the
croTn?
Unless Obj hits from now on at
the most terrific clip in his career. X
seems unlikely that The oHicial returns
will show him elected 10 tho champion
ships once for the tenth successive
time, unless Speaker and Jackson skid
!rglOriouslN
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-29
APPEAL FOR EASEMENT
ABANDONED BY DEFENSE
Court Informed Two Days Ago That
No Action WINS Under Con-
temptation.

LONDON, July 2s.-when the Court
of Criminal Appeal met to-day TO hear
a possible application i'll behalf of
Roger Easement, who was sentenced
TO death for treason in connection with
the recent Dublin uprising, II was
found tina the defense had abandoned
any contemplated action.
1t was disclosed, however, that some
body connected with the defense had
informed the Kings coroner of a wish
to reopen argument of a point aban-
doned by Alexander Sullivan, Case
ment's counsel, in the appeal court
when questioning Lord Readings in
tcrpretation Of the law in his sum-
ming up, on the ground that MIR. Sui
Ivan had no authority to withdraw
the point mentioned.
Justice Darling said il could hardly
be alleged with anything approaching
plausihility that Mr.. sullivan had not
authority TO do what he did, and he
added that despite Mr.. S%ullivan's ac-
ton the court had considered the point
and if it had thought ii necessary IL
would have called on the Attorney
General to answer it. The court came
livan-that there was nothing in the
point.
Arthur Powell. who had been engar-
ed TO argue the appeal in the House
OF Lords if the Attorney-General's fla
had been obtained. said the prisoners
counsel never had intended to make
the application and that the court had
been so Informed two days ago.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-29
GRAND CIRCUIT CLOSES
Performance OF joan. Hay Marc. Driy-
en- by NrDcritt. II Feature
of Inst Day.

DETROIT, MICH, July 2s.-The per-
Torrance o! Joan. a bay mare. driven
feature. of the concluding days card
o. the local Grand Circuit meeting to-
DAY She GOT the decision In the head
liner BY winning the FIRST two heats.
third. even after a bad break at the
Grst turn. Recovering herself. she let
out i tremendous burst ot speed and
overlook the held a. the half. only 70
break again in the stretch and hnish
last Guy Nella and Lucille Spier nm
ished this mile 80 close together that
tad been run; About thirty yards
from the finish Joan put on another
squirt and crossed a length ahead of
Lucille. In the second heat the field
10 wF!l Into the stretch. with Mirth-
!u! in front aud Joan second. Joan
repeated her spur, and won by two
There we're three other events on
the getaway card Leila Patchon cap
tur.a the 2'o5 pace by taking two
The 81? tro, Went 20 Donna clay in
tommy Murphys Alta WOOD took
aF so5 nop psye' !" :4s a'o M5Gns9isses;v mrs.
Leila Patchen, blk. M. by
Dams Brother Csnowp. .....l i ?
Don Densmore, y II, hy Pref
'HsF = D 'AAlh HHH H 81 o. o. q. TO-
camelia. Joe Patchen H.. General!
Todd and John Malcolm also ran. Time.
.o5. 2:O5 Ia. 2:073-i.
2.i2 ,rot, The Grotto': purse. $1,000
tthree heats).
Donna clay, b. M, by Don
CValenUne) / !
Esperanza. b. IN. CDurfe~) 49,. > > /
Worthy Prince, b. II. tCox).... 3 .
Vako, Rrescia. san Felipe and George
y Patterson also ran. Time. 2:o6 l-2,
2;O7 3-4.
200 pace, The Rotary Club: purse,
81. 200 Nhree heats.
Alta Wood, gr m, by Allen
wood CMurPhyl ............ i >
Bingen Pointer. b. h, by King
Birgen Snow ,....,, / 5
Hal Leaf, br. h, by Hal Billiard
L I%rssS seymour. Kate mckinney, Polly
Ann, Rondalin. Dictor. Hazel Arm
strong and Pat Carmody also ran.
2:os trot. The Palestine: purse,
three heats).
Joan. D. m, by Directum Spier
CMcDevitD .......,....... ! 1 >
Guy Nella, br. m, by Guy AN
worthy tSnow) ...........
lucille Spier, b. n. III. F!en-
Wirthful and Omar also ran. Time.
zoos IA. 2:0s IA, 2:o7.
To beat o:l6 t%rotting:
Patrina. blk. M. Nv. 4. Collins). won.
Time, 2:l3l-4.
F. w, Carr. b. h. by Central G..
lOa-r). won. Time. 2;2o1-4.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-29
APPAM DECISION AWAITED
Lavyers Throughout Country Interest,"
ed In Ruling to lie Mnde
TO-Dny.

NORFOLK. VA, July 2S.-Admiraity
lawyers throughout the country, it was
declared here to-day. are waiting with
interest the decision of Judge Edmund
Waddill in the Appam libel cases, to
be rendered In the Federal Circuit
Court Tomorrow morning at 1880. 1t
also is recognized that this decision.
no matter which side II favors will be
the beginning of the fight for the
possession of the Elder-Dempster liner.
brought into Newport News on Feb
ruary by a German prize crew, as
an appeal to the United States SUI
preme Court is a foregone conclusion.
Judge Waddill has not intimated
what his decision will be. 1t is said
to he a ~voluminous Of fully
10000 words, and covering every phase
of the case.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-29
Escape From stnte Hospital.

Three negro inmates OF the Central
state Hospital made their escape yes
terday. but two were recaptured. The
third one. Ashton shelton. under in
dictment for murder in this city. Is
still at large.
Ashton is under indictment for the
murder {" -eonR Tong, Il Chinese. some
weeks ago. With him were indicted
his brother. Lewis Shelton. and a ne
srn named Hoby T%hornhill. These
TWO were arrested, and Thornhili this
week was convicted and sentenced to
the penitentiary for eight years. Tho
case against Lewis Ashton wa con-
tinucd until September. Ashton Shel.
ton escaped and has been searched for
by the police 1t now seems that for
some weeks he has been confined i'm
the Central State Hospital on a com
mitment from Lexington. Va. His con-
nection with the murder Of Leonv TONG
was unknown to the hospital authori
ties, and his commitment TO that instl-
tuition was unknown to the police here
IL is reported that the fugitive was
seen TO board a w~estbound Norfolk and
western train. and kilograms have been
sent out for his arrest.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-29
GARR|s FALLS FROM
@SEcOND-EL00R WINDOW
Locomotive Works Employee Is Seri-
ously Injured at Ninth and
Broad Streets.
POLICE ARE INVESTIGATING
Not Yet Determined Whether He Fell
From the Window, Jumped or Was
Pushed Out-Taken to Virginia
Hospital.

u. Is. Garris. a u man, TWEEN
tS-three or twenty-five years old, who
is registered at the Richmond branch
OF the American Locomotive Works as
No. 1853. where he had worked one
day. fell from a ndo in the Smith
deal Building. Ninth and Broad Streets.
Yesterday afternoon at 8 o'clock. and
was taken in an unconscious condi-
ton to the Virginia Hospital.
Pete Maetz, 4 cook In a nearby
restaurant. heard the thud Of the fall
while ne was preparing some dishes
for customers. He RAJ out and discov-
cred Garris's body in the alley In the
rear Of the building. The police were
notified. and Policemen Waters and
Miller were rushed to the scene. They
notified the Virginia Hospital. and
cared for the body OF the unconscious
man until the arrival OF the ambu-
lance.
Detective Robert l." Bryant. who
was on duty at headquarters at the
time and Detective Sergeant John f.
Willy were informed OF the accident,
and last night it was stated that they
had procured but little Information
about the man. Their investigation
showed that the accident was seen by
no one. and il could not he learned
whether Garris fell from the window.
jumped or was pushed out.
BELIEVED THAT HIS
SKULL ~ FRACTURED
The fall vas from the second story
OF the building. Garris was uncon-
scious when he was picked up. 1t Is
believed that his skull was fractured.
though when his head was shaved by
the examining DOCTORS, there was
found no mark Of bruise or indenta-
ton.
Detective-Sergeant willy and Ser
geant Bryant conducted n thorough
investigation. They learned that Gar
ris had worked only one day at the
Locomotive Works, and that he had
been boarding at sac North Eighth
Street. Papers found In his pocket
showed that he had money i'm a bank.
Garris has gray eyes and black hair.
Why or h he was doing in the
building the officers had not learned
last night. In his fall he struck and
bent three wires and knocked down
81 bucket used for the carriage of re-
fuse. Investigation disclosed that he
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-29
NEW LYNCHBURG COMPANY
Military Organization VIII Hold Its
First Drill on Monday
Evening.

Especial to The Timcs-Dispatch.1
LYNCHBUtG, VA, July 2S.-The
fourth military in L%ynchburg,
which has not yet been named, has
been organized with the following ohl-
GERS: Captain. Luther Is. LeGrand: first
lieutenant. Charles H. Rucker second
lieutenant. j. Albert Jones. The first
drill will be held at the city armory
on next Monday night. The officers
OF the company formerly were identi-
fed with the Home Guard. Company +.
First Virginia Regiment, now at
Brownsville, Tex.
The other new command, Of which F.
r. Narney has been elected captain,
is to be Identified with the volunteer
coast guard service.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-29
TO SALVAGE SUNKEN CARGO
Goods On Steamer Mcridns, Which
Went Down. Said to BE
Worth 81 200, 900.

NEWPORT NEWS, VA, July IS
Captain George D. Stillson, command
ing an expedition Of three tugs. left
here this afternoon for the Virginia
Capes, whore an attempt will be made
to salvage the $1,000. 900 cargo of the
sunken steamer Meridas.
captain Stillson said he would be
away about ten days, and during this
time Will send divers down to ascer-
tain the condition of the wreck.
The tugs then will return to this
port and he fitted out for work of
salVaginG the cargo. In the expedi-
ton arc the tugs Beckwith, Titania
ana Fearlcss! Captain Stillson is
working for the company which in.
sured the Meridas's cargo. The Meri-
das was rammed and sunk about Az
teen miles off the capes four years ago.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-29
NARROW ESCAPE IN AUTO
Two Men Leap just In Time, When
Locomotive Crashes Into
Machine,
Especial to The Times-Dispatch.1

MISREPRESENTATION.
DANVILLE. VA, July S.-Haerard
and suffering from shock, l.. a. Tucker
and B. +. Hefinger arrived in Dan.
Vile this morning after a miraculous
escape from death at n level crossinv
about a mile from Stokesland. where
they leaped from their stalled auto
mobile Just as a freight n a
bend in the tracks. Neither OF the
men was hurt, but their narrow escana
is emphasized by the finding OF Tuck
er's hat on the pilot of the locomo-
tive.
The men were returning to the civ
from Reidsville in a low raging car
seating two. The crossing is a dan
gerous one. Neither Tucker nor Hef-
finger was aware of the proximity Of
the train.
AS the car was crossing the lines.
the dustpan struck a tie, stopping the
machine. AT that instant they heard
the train and a glance showed IL al
most upon them. Both leaped for safe
ty, leaving the motor running. The
racer was tossed forty feet by tho
pilot OF the locomotive and nothing
but twisted debris was found. though
the glass Of tho lanterns was not
smashed.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-29
Christian I:ndeuvor Union.

y meeting OF representatives from
the christian k.ndeavor societies in the
city was held last night In the Second
presbyterian Church for the purpose OF
CONSIDERING the question of %forning
a christian Endeavor union. w. J.
buchanan presided. and Miss Rogers
was chosen secretary. There was
strong sentiment in favor OF forming
a union. and after discussion. II was
decided TO appoint a committee on or
eahization to report TO a meeting of
me young people TO be held on next
Thursday evening.
rms committee consists Of Mr..
ro"lkes' or the Third Presbyterian
Church; I. ID. Sanford. OF the Second
Presbyterian Church, and L. L. vii
kerson. OF the Washington street
Christian Church.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-29
INVESTIGATING ROBBERIEs
Burglar Of Expert Variety Enters Sew
erni Stores on East Broad
Street,

Detective-Sergeant Wiltshire is busy
Investigating several robberies on
East Broad Street. The thief is evil
IDENTIFY an expert, for he has left no
clue. How he has gained entrance to
buildings is not known, but 1t is
known that he has robbed safes and
gotten away apparently without any
difficulty.
The stores entered are w. ID. Moses
& Co. l03 East Broad street; the Cor
ley Company. Incorporated. 2l3 East
Broad Street: Fl. w. Rountree, 3l3
East Broad Street; NJ. Creighton, 1l3
East Broad Street. and Whitlock's Mil
linerS Company, 3l5 East Broad
Street.
Sergeant Wiltshire said last night
that he had no clue as to the identity
or methods of the burglars.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-29
TWO VALUABLE HORSES
KILLED BY LIGHTNING
Struck While Standing Near Buffer
wood Church, in Upper Din
widdle County.
RoBBER GETS TWELVE YEARS
Escape Of Negroes From State Hos
pital Brings to Light Fact That
Man Wanted on Charge of Murder
Was Inmate There.

Especial 10 The Times-Dispatch.1
PETERSBURG. VA. July aS.-While
services were being held on Wednesday
afternoon at Buferwood Church, In up
per Dinwiddie County. 81 violent thun-
derstorm came up. n lightning struck
a tall pine tree near the building and,
descending. instantly killed two fine
horses standing under the tree and
shocked. but, fortunately, did not other
wise injure, two young men who were
sitting in a top buggy TO which one
Of the horses was hitched.
One OF the animals belonged to r.. n.
Dickerson and the other to VI. w. Whit
more, and both were valuable. The
loud crash OF and the effect
or the lightning caused much excite
ment at the Meeting.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-29
south HI Takes Four Straight.

SOUTH HILL, VA, July 2s.-After
losing three straight games 10 South
Hill, La wrcncevillc came here ycster-
day determined to get revenge. but
forgot 10 Eure that South Hi was
equally determined 10 add one TO their
long string of victories.
a~wrencevilic started the scoring in
the first inning on two clean hits. add
ing two more in the fourth before
South Hi could get a man around.
IN the NTH. with two men on. r. Tuck
er tripled to left. scoring both. This
Just started the fireworks for South
liill, for they erencd the count in the
seventh, and the eighth was n merry
Eo-round AT Mercdith's expense. South
Hill landing III him for six hits and
five runs, putting the game on ice.
the anul score being : TO 4.
Woodfn pitched good ball after the
Fourth inning. Siaskins and Mere
dith starred at the bat, each getting
three hits.
Score by innings r. H.. f..
La wrcncevillc 1no2lnnoO- 10 .
south Hill ~. oooo20l5.-s IL ?
Batteries: 1.awrenceville Meredith
and Young South Htl!-Woodhn and
lila
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-29
WILL BRING LEVIN BACK
Arrested In Chicago on Charge Of
Failure TO Support Hin
wife and Child.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Louis r. Kellam
viii be sent 10 Chicago to bring back
Joseph Levin. wanted here on a charge
of falling 10 support his wife and child,
who live al 3l7 East Cary Street. Ex-
tradition papers we're requested OF the
Governor by Commemorative Attorney
Wise.
a telegram received Ivy Chief of Po.
lice Werner from Detective Chief
Charles s.. Larkin. OF Chicago. stated
that Levin was under arrest and was
willing to return without extradition
papers. The papers were asked for,
however. rs a p~recaution.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-29
POLICE JANITOR ARRESTED
Suspected OF Murder Of John brown,
Reported ns Having Died
Suddenly on Street,

Zen Timberlake. a colorcd janitor
employed at the First Police Station.
was arrested yesterday morning when
he came to work OH n charge OF being
suspected of the murder of John Brown,
colored, who was reported n few DAYS
ago as having died suddenly at the
corner OF Eighteenth and Franklin
Streets.
hi arrest was made by Detective
Bertucci, Detective Duff and Police
ma Akers. Timberlakc denied hav-
ing mistreated Brown, saying tina he
found hin on the street in an intoxi-
Gated condition.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-29
BIBLE STUDENTS BUSY
Many Topics discussed Mt Sessions
of international
Association.

NORFOLK, VA. July 2s.-To-day's
sessions of the International Bible
Students Association we're devoted TO
discussion OF Peace" The Unity OF
the Church" and to what is known as
Bible study classes. "Brethren, Dwell
Together in Unity was one OF the
principal themes OF the day. Rev. II.
II. Barber making the feature address.
Announcement was made thai PrcSi-
dent Russell, of Brooklyn, general
leader of the association, would arrive
tomorrow, taking part in the program
of Saturday and Sunday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-29
ADJUSTMENTS
,Il,, shnttuck and Mt.. Lorrie ToEethcr.

Jean L.owrie, whose sudden indispo-
stttou prevented her from appearing
with Truly Shattuck in their skit at
the Lyric OIL Thursday, recovered ufa
ciently 10 go Oh yesterday, with the
result thar the team OF Shattuck and
lowrie scored a veritable knockout.
The act Is called Moments in Musical
Conlcdy,' and well deserves the name,
for, with Truly Shatiuck. prima donna,
and Jean Lowrie. real comedienne, the
turn contains nippy excerpts from most
Of What is worth while in musical
comedy. Moments in Musical Comedy
is a clever bit OF foolery, presented by
two u~ncommonly clever women.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-29
IMMATURE
DEFER ADJOURNMENT DATE
September q Now Reing Considered ny
Administration Lenders M Time
for TO Quit.

WASHINGTON. July 2s.-September
Q is the date now being considered By
administration leaders for adjournment
of Congress. All hope of getting
through by August 10, the date fixed
by the Democratic Senate caucus. has
been abandoned, in view of the decision
TO take up the child-labor bill. Sena-
tor Kern, the Democratic leader, said
tonight tho Senate probably would
begin night sessions in the near future
to speed UP the Legislative program.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-29
News Notes Of Interest.

On Wednesday at the home of the
brides brother, w. -. Parrish. Miss
Allie Parrish. daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. e. Parrish, of Bedford City
and <. H.. Barnard, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. A. Barnard. of Altavista. Va,
were married by Rev. l.. 7. Hit.
Jesse Newcomb. a well-known Boil
ingbrook Street merchant. i'm aliehtinR
from his automobile yesterday. badly
sprained an ankle. He was attended
by Or. J. B. Halligan.
j. w. Jackson, of Prince George