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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-01
BENNY KAUFF HAS EQUAL
FRANK GILHOOLEY PLAYS
AS GOOD AS FED FIELDER
Former Bfson Iina nettcr Record In
Pnst Five fcnrs Than PuTcd-
Up Jumper.

RECORDS show that Frank Gilhooley,
the cX-Bison, who has been shared up
by the Yankees, has done more than
Bchny kaun during five years of their
professional baseball careers. Gil
hooley is a former International League
player. You all know about Mr.. Benny
kaun.
Larry Sutton, ex- Brooklyn scout. has
discovered some interesting: statistics
IN regard to the relative merits of the
same kauT and Gilhooley. The dope
shows that Gilhoolcy really has Il bet
ter record than Kaun. says the New
York Mail. lie has made more runs,
moro hits. more stolen bases. more put :
outs and more assists. and leads in
everything but the batting averages.
The difference in the hitting marks is
only Il few points
Both boys have been in the spot
hight for tho same number OF years.
l>aun is supposed to have a better arm,
nut II he has tho records fail to show
IT. Until last season Gilhoolcy had
moro assists every year than did Kauff,
and there was Il reason for his failure
to beat Kauff in 1915. lie played in
fewer games.
Scout Sutton is OF tho opinion that
for the great player he is. because of
tho fact that he keeps in the back
ground. The old gum shoe expert
holds that Gilhooley is the more in
telliGent of the pair, and that time
Will prove what he predicts to be true
Just to show his opinion has weight
behind 1t, the scout went TO tho trouble
OF digging up the record shown In the
accompanying table. which gives all
of the dope in 4 nutshell.
IF Gilhoolcy would throw out his
chest and talk as kauT does" says
Sutton, The would not be in the back
ground now, but he is a quiet young
man. works hard for his team, and
while he has not a wonderful arm
the days of throwing men out at the
plate arc pretty nearly gone. Lots of
outtieldcrs with wonderful wings do
not compare with fellows who know
what to do with the ball when they
get it."
The following statistics show the
rNf -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-01
DUE TO NATURAL CAUSES
Coroner's Jury Finds No Evidence Of
Foul Play I'm Grimslcy's
Dcn(h.

The sudden death Of William VI.
Irimslcy. the William and Mary stu
dent. who was taken to Virginia Hos
pital Friday afternoon and who died
mere that night OF a hemorrhagc OF
'he brain, was due to natural causes.
according to verdict returned bv a
coroners jury yesterday. No evidence
was introduced to show that Gri,ns-
ley had been struck on the head with
shndoaE, and II Is thought that
the bursting OF the blood vessel posi-
blE was the result OF a blow Grimslcy
sustained some years ago
Grimslcy. who was a personal friend
OF Governor Stuart. was in Richmond
IN connection with business for the
William and Mary Monthly. of which
publication he was business manager
II" was visiting commercial houses in
tho downtown section when no was
taken ill.,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-01
CRENSHAW PROTESTS
Chairman Saunders Defends Action Of
City Democratic Committee Derlnr-
Ing Sent Nucnnt.

l." q. Crenshaw. member Of the
CITY Democratic Committee. protested
yesterday against the action of that
hody In declaring his seat vacant on
the alleged grounds that no had moved
from Madison Ward. Mr.. Crenshaw
said that he had not moved from the
ward. and that the action OF the com
mittce was illegal.
Chairman Clyde W. Saunders stated
that II member from Madison Ward had
reported that he had personal knowl-
edge that Mr.. Crenshaw had moved
from the ward, and that. after mo-
ton TO that effect had been adopted.
the chair had no alternative but to
declare Mr.. Crenshaws seat vacant
MT. Saunders said that the committee
was the judge OF its membership
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-01
FILES ANNUAL REPORT
Spring Street Home Cares for Sixty
Six Gfrls-POsitions Found
for Fifteen.

The annual report OF the Spring
street House was issued yesterday,
showing that siXty-siX girls were given
refuge during the year 1915. Positions
were found for fifteen. Two were cx-
amined for feeble mindedness, and,
failing to pass the Binet test wero
placed in institutions.
Tho young women in the homo are
given individual instruction according
to temperament and disposition in rug
weaving. sowing, house work, garden
Ing. canning Of fruit, and other out
door work in summer. training in the
care OF children.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-01
TWO SMALL FIRES
THREATEN HOPEWElL
Both Arc I;.tinguisI,cd by Dcpnrtm.,.
before Serious Damage
In Done.
tSpecial to The Times Dispatch1

lSpecinl TO The Times Dispatch.1
iioPEWELL. VA, January 3l.-iriro
about O'Clock this morning In I, ian,
restaurant on West Poythrcss' street
conducted by l.. Il. Rodgers practicall,.
destroyed tho structure and It's con
tents, ana two adjoining buildings yoro
damaged before the flames were cx
ting uiShed by the lIopcweu Eirn no
partmcnt The damage was about s3oo
The muddy condition Of the streo,.
delayed the arrival OF the combin.tior
chemical and hose wagon. and Hone
well was again threatened with :, ,is
astrous fire. The tent and woodn,
structures were quick to catch mi
the iiamcs were gaining Il good head
way when the water from two or three
hose lines was turned on
Fire about II o'clock last night nr,c
tical!y destroyed gasoline and oil
storage house owned by the Eppes
Water Company, and Threatened th,,
destruction or tho pumping station
which furnishes the city's water sun
ply. The usual large number OF shots
were tred by the earliest arrivals al
ooth hrcs In order TO sound an alarm
The captain OF the Danvilio comoanv
now doing police duty in Hopcwell. was
awakened from his sleep by the re-
ports, and thinking that gun-nEhters
wcrc In battle. he ordered the call TO
arms to be sounded. The entire com
pany was assembled. prepared for any
emergency. He allowed the men to re-
tire to their tents when he learned
that the shots were only fred to sound
alarm.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-01
Arrested at Hone,YclI.

Edward Decost was arrested yester-
day in Hopewell and brought to Rich
mond last night for safe keeping by
United States Marshal Saunders charE-
cd with deserving his wife and three
children in West Virginia city. He
VIII be held In the Iicnrico County iail
pending advices from them
Marshal Saunders found the man in
the outskirts of Hopewell living In 4,
tent with another woman and her
three children. Her husband identified
the woman az his wife. She was not
arrested.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-01

rs SEg COZ ana one-half furlongs-
i, !" won; Lady Millrcd. lc5 O.. Me
inSEurt' 10 ]. TO and 3 70 .. sec
ondi Panhandle. lis CHobinson). 10 to !.
49," ana 70 J third. Time, 100 Is,
E'!eN' S"v"nir. Nachcl Worth. Scrvin
Sn3rI Ha!iot, Busy Joe. Alfadir, Tito
ann tlium!nator also ran.
Ihird ~ six furlonSs - China. III
Nahd'Sen), 2 TO /. 6 to and 10 :.
won Aneon. 10 Officially. 3 TO to /
,,Lhio.'S,rn",rl to /. even and to 2.
,lnlfa Time. 1:1G. Ring. Best Bib and
! Nther, ii!oudc md Pcrthrock ccr
vicncc. Wild Rose. Miss Daniels .nd
Lady Powers also ran
f"nrih - mile - Goldcres, Rov ia
hrderis). 3 to |. 6 TO md to Z won.
Mary II, 90 Louder), 3 to l. 10 !
"anl even. second; Rifle shooter. 1oG
W,iaihcrD. 20 .. even and 10 .. mira
S,'nr Pcrci, Skcer Face. Ask Ma and
Maulss"h also ran
th-S'X MISUNDERSTANDING. los Ckn-
G"rlSl 10 3. : to 10 aud to 2. won.
i'uhicon ~. Ill (Andcrson). 10 to
~" ana to l. second: Dcn's Brother,
Ivy ,Harn"rp. 80 TO !. 10 to and : IN !
r!rI Time. 1:1G. Scrappcr, Miss
N.lefS. 10" u. Dick Dcadwood Sorc
math Modesto BOY, Aristocrnt and lin
haS"y also ran. "''''
, H!Nth . mile md sixteenth - Arrico
he2u; III tHohinsonJ. IL 70 | q - !
Sn" I" ]. won Counterpart. lIG (Vvor
''i,l 70 ]. even and 10 500
I'M f.oNa! Meteor, ia (Encrncr,
20 ., !! TO 10 and to 2 ,hird Timo
~. York Lnd. cliff Stream. GorrnrL
'''' 'h ana hartworth MISC ran
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-01
Accn Temple Patrol Reorganized.

The Acca Temple Patrol was reor-
gnnzcd at meeting in the Masonic
Temple last night, Harold Il. Weisiger
being elected president. George l..
Street, vice-president, and James T.
IIill, secretary and treasurer. The cleo
tion Of the officers was held mt a gen
eral Eet-tOgcther meeting that the OBJ
jccts Of the association might he fur
thcrcd A campaign for new members
will shortly he inauguratcd.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-01
BRAVES MAY GET KONETCHY
Descrtion of schmidt Makes New First
Bn>cman NrcrSSary-HoSton
After Fed Star.

BOSTON, January Silt is reported
that the Braves are after I'd Konc,chv,
and IL Is believed that they viii ..t
him. The failure OF Stallincs 10 do
ANYTHING 1T CINCINNATI proved dlsap-
pointing 10 the !OCul owners OF the
Braves, and II is known that something
must be done 10 fiji W. the can caused
by the dcs"rtiou Of Butch Schmidt
Schmidt declared he leill attend 10 his
business I'm Baltimore ana L., tho ~,
tional pastim" get along without his
aid, and th- only remedy seems To Toe
TO get a jew first hascnan Kon.rchy
and Boston fans would welcome him.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-01
ADJUSTMENTS
nr nrldcsv nnd Some vnu,leyI,,,.


Lots Of people have taken WAR
Brides" Marion Craig Wentworth.s
one-act play, quite seriously ms "a
powerful appeal for universal peace. -
When II was published in one of tho
popular magazines. II caused no little
comment. on account of its propa-
ganda. In word, this propaganda is
that. in order to make peace certain
and war impossible women should sion
bringing into the world potential sol
dicrs. AS has been said, lots of peo-
pie took II seriously. Among these
was the clever emotional actress, ALA
NazimOva, who regarded il very So
riouSly--as money making promo
sition. Therefore. she produced II her
self. playing the propagandistic role.
Now IL comes to us. at the Lyric
Thcator. with Il capable young woman.
sara Riala, in the NaZilnova part 1t
is quite likely that another lot of
people Will take II seriously. Certainly
number took IL so seriously ycstcr-
day afternoon that they walked out on
IL. Nor are they to be blamed; at
best. War Brides" is library play:
1t Is to be read. not TO be acted. 1t
IL tnlky. theoretical. high flown md
slow of action. Miss Biala, alone OF the
cast. gives a good performance, anil
as has been iteratcd and reiterated.
seriously But it doesn't belong in
vaudeville.
All the rest of tho Lyrics bill! for
the first half of the week is vaudcvillr
and most OF II Is some vaudeville kcit
and DcMont, who arc established f,-
voritcs here, open the bill with tho
clever blend OF comedy. acrobaticy ard
eccentric dancing. Belle Ruthland, AN
attractive young woman. follows with
songs and n few formal steps Miss
Ru;hland's voice is far better than tina,
OF the average vaudeville Singing
coincidence but in spite OF that she
scored decided hit with tho over
flowing audience OF yesterday after
noon.
Cole. Russell and Davis. two men
and a woman, offer q pattcr skit called
"A Cafe Episode" which Is n bit out
of the beaten path and altogether anus
ing. McGowan and Gordon, also known
here. provide diversion Of various
sorts. which is too thinly spread In
spots. Tho act would be bettercd By
being shortened. even If that necess!-
tated the cutting out OF one OF Miss
GordonS costume changes.
Then the vaudeville show ends, and
War Brides" is presented
Douglas Gordon
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-01
hrrested in Lyncbburr

Detective Gordon Smith returned
from Lynchburg yesterday with Will
liam Garbctt Raymond Kuhn and
harry Valentine. who were arrested
there ut the request OF the local no
lie" on charge OF breaking into tho
house OF Benjamin Baumgartncr and
stealing his motorcycle. The boys are
said to have ridden the machine to
frcdericksburg. and to have abandoned
~ therc. returning 10 Richmond bv
train and then proceeding 10 Lynch
burg. where they were arrested The
machine was recovered
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-01
Throckm Wins SincIes,

PINEIlUKST, =. @. Janunry 81
Harold ThrocknortOn. OF Elizabeth. y.
j.. defeated j. ID. f.. Jones. Agawam
Hunt Club. ID. SO. G-3. 1911, g.. In
the mems singles finals of the mid
winter tennis tournament here to-day.
Miss Alberta Weber, OF the Shelter
Island Country Club. won the womcn's
singles
Throckmorton and Miss Florence BAL
In. New York, won the mixed doubles
nna!S. and the woIncn'S doubles finals
were won by Mrs. w. Chaplin. OF Spring
,"ld. Ill. and Miss Fay Neil. of Colum-
bus. O.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-01
RYDER PROUD OF RECORD
""Es lie Hns Wnn IGI out OF the -,
H"crs iir Has Run--is
Trainer, Ton

nDsTVN.. Ianunry 3l-Jack Rydor
Ilr't.'iN OF New York, and for a nun.
.etc Association. has "a record OF u.L;nl,
,.' i"e.s Immensely proud In ia races
r,ahIlhG from q hundred ward dash 70 -
.iV'-,HiIe run. he has finished victor Ici
\"t only Is be II star performer b;,,
III, put II" is also a trainer Of ah;Ii,v
ne mas produced a number Of p,in,orsy
,h9 halpin. pfinra and others attcsi,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-01
ESCAPES AGAIN
l.. II. Pnris Gets Away From Enstern
stnte Hospital While Inmates Are
mt Supper.

Il. b. Paris. the man who escaped
from surgeon at the CITY Hall by
leaping into Shockoe Creek on the way
10 Main Street Station. where he was
TO have been turned over to officials of
inc Eastern State Hospital for the In
sane and who was recapturcd later and
sent To tho institution. escaped from
there last night while other inmates
were ut supper. The report was tclc-
phoncd TO police headquarters last
night and the local police requested TO
keep n lookout for the man.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-01

EA!.Ebili. y C., January 2i.-Chorlcs
KAISER local wrestler. threw I.ouie La
,';H ~ handicap boat to-uI;h, in
pnt l.troau 10 thc-In twice yyi,,in an
hoHr m" irst iali came Within thirty.
I%G' minutes with body and hond
mgi,n No second was Within thirteen
,H'nH'r WIN the body ana scig.ors
h"lG .ohn Anderson. OF Oklahoma
t.,n l Raiser 10 best two out OF
IhToe bout, catnh-as-catnh.o al.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-01
SMITHDEAL QUINT BEATS
PARAMOUNT IN LAST HALF
Pcnpushcrs Come From Rcnr md Win
by Decisive Scorc-Nholc Team
showed Improvement.

The Smithdcal BUSINESS College quint
demonstrated last night that II could
ball. when 1t defeated tho strong Fair
mount five by the score OF 81 to %.
The game was played on tho scholas-
ties floor. and was witnessed by 4
large crowd Of enthusiastic rooters.
Not only did the pcnpuShcrS defeat
the East Finders. but they showed that
never say die spirit. After the Fair
mount boys had played rings around
them in the FIRST half they started q
rally, and before the Church IIill hoys
could realize what had happened they
We're defeated, and that by decisive
score.
Thackcr. center for Fairmount.
played :, star game throuShout. Pen
dlcton, at guard. also showed up to
great advantage, and shot all of tho
goals from foul for his team. Green
running mate Ia Pcudleton. played n
good defensive game and managed to
cage three goals.
TO name a star on the business Col
lc.-e would do an injustice Ia tho whole
team, as all OF them played stellar
ball. Mcbride and Watts, both for
wards. howe, or scored between them
twenty eight OF the points made by
their team. Cheatwood put UP a good
game at guard nv did Grant at center.
The work of IIinklc was also of high
order.
The students Of smthdcal have
taken a great interest in athletics of
late. and they should be able to turn
out some winning teams In other
branches OF sport.
The score:
Paramount. Position Smithdcal.
Barnett. -. left forward Watts
Gibson...... right forward Mcbride
Thackcr. ....... center Grant
Green. left guard ...... .iiinkle
pcndleton... right guard .Chcatw6od
Scorc-Smithdcal go Paramount 22.
Suhstitutions - Andrews for Gibson,
Felvey for Barnett. Goals from field
Gibson, rhackcr 90, rendlcton go.
Green go, FclYcy. Mcbride go. watts
90. Grant. Chcatwood. Goals from
foml-Cirant. rcndlcton 90. Referee.
Anderson 0IowitZcrs). Time Of halves
Twenty minutes.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-01

,,.II'N.NI 'WN, ". VA. .Tnnuary 81
"a 'S,G ,"hin. Of YOUNGSTOWN. Ohio,
"" montgomery Mcintyre, Of Ncw
"iArtlHSHille. W Va were to-ri,.b,
yyn!"S.n az Joint football coaches Of thc
vest Nir"inla University for inlc rho
Wo'o assistants 10 Coach sol
N...If'r in@i scnacn Under tho nov;
a.EfnnFem"ni they viii have iotnt nn.
'n"riiy ana r"sronsib!l!ty. 81"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-01
BOY RUN OVER BY ENGINE
Wheels Pass Over His Legs just Below
characterization Is
SCrioua

Lloyd Butts, fourtcen-ye ar-oid ne
gro boy. living at 2i8 West Twenty
second Street was run over by a shift
ing engine in the Manchester yards Of
the Atlantic Coast Line Railway yos-
tordhy afternoon and severely injured.
The engine wheels pissed over his legs
Just below the knees. The boy was
taken to the Retreat for the Sick.
where nc was reported MS being in n
serious condition last night.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-01
Lee Chapter Meets To-Dnr

An important meeting of Lee Chan
ter, United Daughters Of the Confcd-
cracy, will be held this morning at IL
o'clock. A full attendance is desired,
as officers are to be elected.
Mrs. y. j. Montague arrived from
Washington late yesterday afternoon
and will be present
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-01

Fielder Jones last week swung the
AK on two former IIiGhlandcrs. Bobby
Vaughan. the infcldcr. and Chester
IfoT, the pitcher Vaughan. IIon ana
Allan So,horon. another pitcher. were
turned over to tho Portland club Of the
Pacific Coast League.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-01
MISREPRESENTATION Concert.

'ro-nipht az the City Auditorium the
Boston ScXtct will give an cntertain-
ncnt under the auspices of the Barnca-
philathca Union OF Richmond. Tho
union has urged tho music loving pub
lie to com" and be It's guests for tho
evening. The concert is free The fsos-
ton Scxtct club rs an organization
OF mua!cnl talent well known through
out tho United States and 0nnnda. and
tho program will doubtless provo M
intereatipg ono,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-01

HAVANA. CUBA, January 3l.-Prcsi-
dent Mcnocai and Mayor Frcyrc, Of
Havana. have agreed upon Il mcssa c
TO Congress and tho City Council urg
Ing that tho Olympic games he brought
to havana In 1920. Meanwhile they are
inviting Baron dc Coubcrtin. president
OF the games. to visit Havana.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-01

MADISON, WIS, January 31.-Dr
Paul Wilmington. OF Harvard. was to-
day elected coach OF the 1916 Univcr-
sity Of Wisconsin football team ut IL
special meeting Of the board OF Ngcnts
at salary of $4,000.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-01
NEW ORLEANS RESULTS

First racc-threc and onn.b,1r CO.
longs -'opportunity, III CAndress,.
. 10 :, TO , ana TO 10. won: silver
ScH#e - (Ambroscl. 3 TO l. TO ) and
dcrEasil, to !. 10 / and even tbirl
i.imr AZ - Lady Ward, The Duke,
hemun=, Lady L"noa, Bird Lore. Wall
street and Daddy Longlcgs also ran.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-01

The KatseFs Pets won two out of
three games on the Palace runs last
night in the Palace League. The Deaf
10 clean up, breaking the league record
with 92l their first game, but losing
the two last by larger score. Painter
rolled high score. PIP. and d. Schroeder,
the baby OF the league. best average.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-01
stnlllnrs Sign. Long Cnntrnct.

BOSTON. January 31.--ricorgc IT.
Stallinps has signed n contract with tho
n"W owners OF the Boston Nationals to
manage the team for i've years. 1t was
announced to-iieht. His salary liz be-
Iicvcd TO approximate 100000 n year.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-01

NEW YORK, January al-Tno No,y
|HnrE National League club auuouncnI
tonight IL had released Pltrnrr F,oI
Herbert TO the Toronto club ~ ia
international League. Herbert playnl
with Toronto last season ana ,vts
given ii short trial by the Giants iast
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-01
THE ALLEYS

The Operators team captured two
out of the three games from the En-
drawers. in the Times dispatch League,
last night on the Newport alleys
Goodc was high man. with lG9. while
Rose carried off the honors for the
Engravcrs's five.
The schedule tonight on the New
port alleys follows:
=. Times Dispatch Lcaguc-Admcn vs.
StcreotyperS.
Commercial League--Chesap eake and
Ohio VS.. Richmond Dairy.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-01
The following statistics show the
york of the two Outfielders:

Gilhooley leads in runs, hits, stolen
bases, sacrifice hits, putouts and as
sists. He has two more errors than
kaun in the five years. Also has III
more putouts and ffty-two more as
sists than the Fed Flyer.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-01
Carter mikes i.o, sco-o

y PINEHURST y c.. January ~ --.
{P,hilip Garter. Metropolitan junior
%hurat in sc to-day. playing IN "A four
Seo,ne with Eugene Logan. IIcrhor,
iLagerblade and James wilson Par on
yG1is course is ~. and the former record
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-01
September Morn" n mn,

september Morn" n musical ana
dancing frivolity which had long
run at tho LaSalle Opera House. in
chicago. is billed for Saturday, matinee
ana night. Ii is said that the piece is
"a typical fun show. with an claboratelv
costumcd and graceful. spirited chorus
or Eood-lookinG girls. who lend n gen
eral swing to the whole performance.
Dancing by individuals and chorus Is
expected to prove the principal feature
OF this tnnGoing outburst Of entertain
ment for the tired business man.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-01

Neil O'Brien, at the head Of his own
show for the fourth season. Will be
seen at the Academy on Thursday.
matinee ana night. Features OF this
seasons show. which, IL is said is all
new include two new sketches by Mr..
ohrich-l )arktown's Bravest Fight
ING mo Faincs and The Penny Ar
Choe. prominent In the company are
i-uuie ltoSs' Eddie Ma2!cr. 'Lasscs
White, Pete Detzcl. Casper Nowak.
| David Morris. James Barardi. Leslie
Kerry. Jonathan Haw and George J..
i'eduzzi. In passing. II may be noted
that Mr.. OBrien is one OF the few real
| i'nitators Of the negro on the stage
minstrel or any other.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-01
Al the Academy This Week

For tonight only the management
announces Max Gable and Jennie
Goldstctn and their Yiddish company.
in "a Girl Of the Streets" under the
management OF Edwin y. Relkin. The
play is described as having moral
and decided punch. The agent "ahcac
or the show writes the following
IT'S worth while 10 see and watch
Miss Jennie Goldstein in the most
dramatic moments through the whole
play. especially in the third act where
shc pleads with her stcpmother--she
WHIPS with real tcars--somcthing which
trcsscs."