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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-08-05

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lug ourd Die Staot Iaucnport npr
Iiid)cr lpltroe onrb ben @albiltgtpl
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gromn gab Dor, @aro Dor latlgell.
Ilangen Sabrcn cinnlal geieben 81
haben.
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@romn nienlals in lcillem 2ebelt &C.
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lalnnn, nod ocln 3in1nler int McGlll-
loltgl @cbal1oe fiibren.
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better SIT Gage ~eeforoert SIT baben.
@le %perlautet, iil1o nod mebrere 9o=
p%eilporter uno Ssoma'er NIT ben
isdminolern i'll ge%r6inoung eemeien.
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tltngen lteben bepor. 8ropn, beIIen
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berldieOcntlid 3udtbalstermire per-
biiBi.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-08-05
Zimmerman Steel Norris jett bier
imfurpurirt.

Iie Sllforporationspapiere Ser
Zimmerman Steel Company ml,rbcn
geltern bon Der Nnmaltsfirma 9pl-
finger & @lpd ge6ltd)t. Die Sl1for-
poration perlest Die 2ofalitat ser
irnm bon Gone Gree, Sa., nod Set
tenourf. Mltd 0os Stantafapital Ser
@eiellihaft mltroe bon 100000 fauf
$500, 900 n%mlgeanoert.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-08-05
at fiiuf5cgn Sabrcn 3ndtba1s
pcrnrtGellt.
7aoenportcr, Ser in clinton
Glnbrld) perllbte, Elm riltffaQiger
ger6rcder.

Sobn 9rllbn BON Iapenport, Ser
bier an1 3icnstag SIT frii6cr Morgen-
ltl,lloe perbaftet mllroe, nadyocm CT
anl 9lbello porbcr IN Clinton cillen
gilrbrud III cincnl &leioergel6ait
~auAlefiibrt batte, mllrbe geItern Don
Gihter u. 8. Barter in Clinton SIT
clncm Gefnrnltermtill bon ein bis
Tiinf5ebn Sobreu perl1rtbeilt, Sen er
i'm slnanluia Geiornlatori1n, 5lt per-
bilben fat.
Srotoem Ser jllnge Mal1n crit
5lpall5ia Sobrc alt lit, 10 fat CT bod
Id)on elnell 3ndtbausternlin biltter
lisl. gr muroe i'm Slpril oes Gorja6=
res bon Dem Observation-Disclosures
Martln S. @aOe in Davenport mc=
gen @inbrl1d)s in einen 1Sradtmagelt
(ein Gerge1cn gegen Sic Surocsgele-
te) 5l1 elmer 3lld)tbaltsitrafe Don
einem Sabr ullo chem Gag perllr=
tbeilt. Gr pcrbiibte 11elm Mnrlate oie=
les Gernlils im 8unocs 5udhballs 5t
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.b%egnabigt, nadoem er 5l ei1em fiil1f=
iabrigen Meformtermil1 in Mllanloia
.mcacn gin6rllds in sic Giic1bq6nIta=
ton BON Iessitt, Sa., perl1rtbeilt
|lporbcn mar.
4r @nfnr Qnh4n.,4 0nr:1.x.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-08-05

- Cine boraieIide MltgtpabI Der
Mn6 belten Gapeten fir
ole 3immer ait maBigen 8reiien.
Sobn 81. 8ittmer, 305 @elt 3. Ctr,
9abenport. lsln3.)
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-08-05
5tabt uab Gonntn.
saustas, ben 5. Ansuit
&leiue Staot=M euisfeiten.

Socben iiher alrgclangt so &C.
illnoc glutcael. Nicpe's Ipotbcfe,
103 lpcltI. 3. StraBc. (9ln5.)
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Ncp 9)orf, bic iid Del iDrer Sdape-
tier mo iArem Slater, d. MltauIt y.
Hidtcr, pom oc1 SSalib Stats cini9c
@od]cn 5t @gilld alibiclt. reiitc &C.
lterl la6 ser Mctropple bcs Sltc1s
5llriid.
sri. Sreltc Mcdler bon Soma
Sin, mclhc bier als @oit pom @crrn
llno Sral Sobn Glcrr meilte, reiite
acitcru mie0cr llod} ibrcr @cimatb SUI
rid.
Sri. @lito Sirlml BON Chicago,
81, balt iidl bel Gcfomtten inGoucn=
port 5ll Selnh alli.
Sri. Iloreltce @cigcl Don Ma-
cine, isis, bdlt lih i'm @arlic BON
@errn ltno Nrau 3. 20. Gicsmoe,
go. 1913 lpcitI. Z. StraBe, 5u &C.
iud) allf.
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&prn nlb SSrenc DC Gell r~eiiten nod
Safe @elleOa, @is., ab, 100 tie oen
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nod Milmallfee ltao Gbicagp ab, MO
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lnlo Den Soften Ser Gcrlanolltng Der
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cine IlltontobilfoQiiion altf Ser SIC
gicrlngsbriltfe, Die in cine Sd)lage=
ret allsgeartet mar.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-08-05
SIS pirD luicocr bcik.
thermometer perflcttert lib micoer-
I'M anf 81 @ra0.

@eitern flettcrtc oa5 thermometer
mieoer einmal OUT 81 Grao. @clltc
oilrfte Dos 8ettcr flar m1o fiibler
leln. Ger thermometer tano fiir Sen
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-08-05

Serr Sl1abes miinidt feline
vperiuifrenoen Mlian5et", oesbalb
ml1Bte ales BON Ser Hlatform rum
ter unD fam in Die ugpr".
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-08-05

- &oben sic idor DIb Miiiipn
Bier probirt? @lei1 NIT Dem beiten
importirten 8ter uno empfoblen bon.
oen 9oftore11. Mod ssslanb Brepine
Eoa1pa1r. (ara.)
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-08-05

Ser n9emofrat" liefert @rldz
laden i9nea nnb preistpirbig.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-08-05

Sri. Sreltc M1ed1lcr bon Soma
mclbc bier ais @oit pom &crrlt
lllo 6ral Sobn Gncrr lpeilte, reiite
aciterl mieScr lpod} ibrcr @eimatb SUI
rilri:
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-08-05

- Socben iiher allgclangt so &c
iilnoc @llttcQel. Nicpe's Ipotbefe,
403 lpcltI. 3. Strube. Qln5.)
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-08-05

Sri. @uito Sil1lln BON Chicago,
d., balt lidl bel gcfanltten in Sapcll=
IT 5lt Scllld allf.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-29
High Cost ofLiuing
as Reuenue Source
Proposal for Graduated Tax on
Food in Cold Storage Ware
houses Being Considered.
MASlINGrDN n.rrlnhcr % ~ |

WASlilNGlp\. December 2S-N lax
OH the 'iial, COS, OF living as u
means of realizing the depleted cot
fers or the Federal Treasury WAS taken
under comsi'io RS ion ;o-day by Treas.
CRY Department officials, seeking now
sources or revenue. The proposal
would provid" a graduated tax Oh ar
ticles or food ia cold storage ware
houses throughout. the country, ami
was hr!ilcd by administration leaders
in and on, "f congress as "a new means
OF taxation witch would raise revenue
without arVuSint, popular diSHpproyai.
The suggestion was submitted TO
Secretary OF the Treasury McAduo
and hIs ala wh" are seeking to
frGn> general revenue program 10 10.
laid before Congress soon after the
holidays. Tuc parlous condition of
the Treasury. with The outlook for a
s3O",9oo.p"g deficit during tn. next lis
cal year. has aroused considerable
anxiety among administration lead
crs. SugY cst!"us OF increased liquor
aud beer taxes. and OF consumption
taxes Oh tea Office. sugar and other
accessories lave been received with
ouispok"r disapproral by members OF
the ii"uS" Ways and Means Commit
tee. which must frame new revenue
legislation. They declare that Congress
could not he forced 10 enact measures
present cost OF living conditions.
SO the Treasury experts have turn
"a 20 The cost OF living itself as a
source OF revenue
Various government Investigations
% high food prices have developed
charges th"t tn. "corucrimr" OF food
products iu cOld-storaC" warehouses
has had much 10 do with raising prices
Federal legislation 10 iimit the length
pf time food u.d,.
has been Sugg cstcd. Hut the revenue
experts bcli"v" mat It tax would provo
remedial. AID at III" same time help
out the Treasury.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-29
4O6 BUNDLES ARE
GIVEN TO CHARITY

Continued from First Page G
times ahead of them for n Will. ~hon
ali these clothes get in the hands Of
the Associated Charities." 3
This is tho best haul we ever nad..
and the easiest" declared supcr,ut,n-@
dent James Buchanan. OF the Asyoris9
atcd Charities. last night as he sur.
v"ycd the mountain OF bundles. "Ws
have never got SO much material with
SO little effort before. All VIC have "a
do no" is L" sort out the garments ANA
turn them over to our agents TO be
given TO tho poor. We are very crate.
full 10 Tho Times Dispatch and til" Tirc
Department, which have collected these
things fer us. and To the people ut
Richmond which donated them.
II didn't know there wcrc that many
bundles of clothes In Richmond" ex-
claimed Mrs. Buchanan. Things have
come in very slowly TO US this wMtcr
but this pile Will make up for that. IL
luok ed like the appeals for the Bel
giaus had gathered in all the old
clothes in the city. but Tho Times Dis
patch has found some more
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-29
Z. 4. &. NAY FAKE HAND
~ CtR-SIiORTAGE SITUATION

WASHINGTON December 2S.-Aftcr
III all day hearing, the Interstate Com
ncrre Commission Tonight took under
ad,lscneni the question OF whether 1t
shall seek to solve The car-shorta-e
problem 10y ordering all railroads To
return cars OF other lines to their
owners Immediately upon loading.
Railroad representatives. headed by
". ". Atterbury. vice prcsidcnt OF the
reuusX ivaria. and president OF the
Americans hallway Association, appear
ing III response To 4 summons 10 show
cause why such an order should not
be issued, earnestly urged against this
action They declared that most Of
the roads we're doing their best now to
deal fairly with the public. and argued
that al hard and faS; rule 10y the COM
mission would interfere with opera
TORS aud make the situation worse
Commissioned McChord said tho rail-
roads seemed 80 pay no attention To the
orders Of the railwa! association.
which has adopted various drastic
measures 10 relieve ear shortage. Tho
railroads. he said. mot only have vio-
lated their written and verbal agree
mcnts but they have deliberately been
engaged IN tho pastinc of stealing
ears from each other"
When Mr.. Atterbury objected, saying
that statement could not be accept ed
a. true, Mr.. McChord said he had seen
Il letter from one president stating
that other executives were not going
To heed the orders OF the associations
cnrshor:age committee.
There is no car shortage for normal
traffic. Mr.. .Attcrbuvy insisted. and
there should be no hard, fast order
based on an abnormal situation which.
FOR instance. lCd transferred the Penn
sylvania from q ear credit. or business
originator, to (" distribution system for
other lines originating trahic.''
New Euglaud, the witness said. al
ready had Strengthened out its ira fIic.
and conditions never had been better
there. lie pointed out particularly
what had been accomplished by the
New Haven. All the railroad men
scented danger IN amy commission or
der. because OF the law imposing II $500
fine for violations of Interstate Com
ncrce Commission orders.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-29
PRESENT SESSION NOTABLE
AT UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA
Letter From President Aide rmHn. CALI
ing t'rntion Ia Features. Read
n Alumni Meetings..

HAELpTrESNlLi.E. VA. December
AT the simultaneous christmas
gatherings of alumni Of the University
OF Virginia. held tonight in ffty-two
r'ii'S, " letter was read from T'residcu;
alderman, in which u. enumerated tho
following outstanding characteristics
Of ihc present session of JcNc icons
university:
!. Tho largest student attendance In
IN" history ~ the university. number
ing to-day I.GS3, and after the new
year accessI"ns sure 10 pass the LOO
mark.
:. 4 furtne- elevation Of all stand.
ARDS in the university. putting the Uni
vcrsiiy OF Niraiuia abreast Of the
highest requirements Of American col
!cgea
:, The addition 10 the faculty OF six
full professors and adjunct professors
maxim. the total oh the PROFESSIONAL
staff si~ty-ihrce. an increase Of 80 per
cent III the last decade
!. Tn" erection OF n great Cheinica!
building. comprising all the essentials
nj a perfect chemical laboratory for
tins basic and most vital of modern
sciences
.. The cift Of $3.50, ooO to the presi-
dcrt Of tho university for the use Of
tho institution. thereby enabling the
university 10 rcalis some OF it's most
urgent needs
Il. Increased ability and purpose to
reach and serve advancing democratic
lift OF the people, without. as we'll a.
within. the university walls. testified
30 by the remarkable growth OF such
vcrsity hospital, summer school, de-
partment Of education, school OF eco
nonIc geology, school Of forestry and
university extension service
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-29
Good Act, on Lyrics BiiI.

The Lyric doesn't repeat il! its week
end bill the big time prog rams Of last
week, but II does the nest best thing.
II offers livc acts that az" uniformly
good. With not single cold one TO
take the 30! out Of the sitting.
Goiei. Harris aud Morcv rag their
way straight TO the audiences syn
corntcd heart. and by tho time they
i"t through with their ukclelc num-
bers the crowd i at their mercy.
Wolf and Stewart offer comedy skit
called Two Flats" which is well con-
ccived. contains a good deal Of eff
fcctiyc humor aud gives the ciri Of
the team chance TO Gct in some grace
ful dancing The four Kings. juve-
nile performers, have good songs. but
they can't sing. al Raynos bull ter
ri"rs close the show With a highly
entertaining animal act, aud the aeria
Mitch"ls-mau and womau-opcn with
the familiar nickel plated ladder. Th"
man is a good comedian and his part =
nor needs only 10 oNhibit herself in
tights snouph'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-29
BERTH FOR LYNCH0uRC
MAYOR TO CONSULT FANS
ON BASEBALL SITUATION
Determines 10 tct tftrr Receiving
Letter From Pre- ..i,cni ui NIr-
i;inia League.

i-iN'HBtI;G. VA. Dcccmb." Is
Mayor Jester. who has been inter
"stcd f"r several monIhs III an effort
|" put l.ynchburg back ON The baseball
map, to-day received 81 letter from
ircsideut W T. Bradley OF that cir
ch't. Which gives rise to the hope that
there - - vhnnre TO land the cNtr,.
tfanchis" IN the Virginia League fui
TIE coming srason The Mayor is plan.
hiiiE 10 nave Il meeting Of lovers Of the
NJ. Branlcy's letter under ldviscmeut
til" object OF the conference being 70
aNcertHln whether the fans really want
baseball, ana whether they care 20 be
represented a. the meeting Of the Nir-
tihla LEAGUE TO be held At noon on
January ',t Norfolk
mayor lester expressed the belief
mere. even "a the winter season, 10 ret
backing sufficient ~ maxi. = team go,
ANA h" has no doub; about tho ncco.-
SHrE interest when the time comes for
Il team 10 report
The letter from President Bradley
SHOWS the affairs Of the Niryiria
league are in better shape financially
Ihhh thc| nave been FOR Il long time.
Three Of tho clubs made money last
season on" OF them came throug u
VII! only slight losses. while conditions
ia Norfolk w"r. found 10 he rather il.
Il ci.aoiic condition. but affairs in thu,
city VIII, the president showed be
ai!aiShtercd oui easily.
The Mayor intends to get in touch
Win nten Who "ill get behind the
game here. il tho franchise can bc Sc
cured. and arrange for q rcrrosenia-
iiy" "r two !" l." present ~ tho meet
lNc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-29
MARRIAGE LICENSES

WASHINGTON, December 2S.-Mar-
riagc licenses have been issued 10 tho
following:
Melvcn y. Eurks and Maggie l.. Dow
ncy. bo,n Of i.owmoor. Va.
Alfonso G.. cole ana Minnie NJ. push,
both of LynchburG, VA.
Lawrence A. .>zlin aud sallie Il. Hack,
both Of Petersburg, Va.
Edmond W. Cowies aud Anye r..
priScnll. both of Toamo. Va.
Ecrkl.y 6, Thompson, Of Round i'ill,
Va, ard MarE NJ. Myers, OF Lincoln. Va.
CARY l.. Flip" and ulinc +. Wincfield,
both Of i;ichmnnd. Va.
William H. Bryant and Sianch T..
Fame. both Of SpoIsylvania. Va
Thomas ~ Alien aud lillian NJ. Euf-
I'm, both IL Richmond.
Charles !. Moss, Of Catlet,s, Va, and
Elizabeth T.. Combs Of Staffords store.
Va
ODDS E"Nley and ulive Carter both ~
Milford Va.
Lemon T. Robinson and Anna NJ
Furcusou. both OF Orican, Va
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-29
jUAREz RESULTS

III, u,,", ~, ,mmT's H@big"n - 10 l,'
~ ,Henryl $50 and So. ;;.sccnd ltcsarh;;
lat Bov, YORK lad. ilarucv. Star Eos.
Tinuictm. High St"cot and Mar.Hai Ti=h
man also
s@rond -Four ,,go half furlencs sad
san. q, tWhil"l. $50 So" and gao won {;
br.k land, TO .MenrH,. $: and ;l,o Sc,
I'im". s - Mss Tiprcrary. + L cole.
Lutte Spid.r. Eden Park. Hell 9. aud iiindoo
Role also
rhiT11iaEiyg agsI HalG turlon.g;s. Mcllor.
,osetiN ~ ,,G"rG,"er'. 81" end sIio second
Time. 1905 Mua, Ticker, Montrai, Zolsn
mi Mis- rhilhn ais" ran,
f"ur,h-Si furlungs SNbi!. IL iGarrnlit
81 80. ont ana out won 'hcaiham. i2o GEAR
u"rI. out and oul. a"coud only two starr
rrs. Timc, l;l% 81.
tifth-Fiyo and half furiongs--Ccriain
Point, 10. nlunp. 81. ~ Sa.!o and 81. ven.
n%Tfi u 'm""nrGr' S!to and si@o #eG"nd
rim. l.r7a," clint Tucker. Quiz and I.afty
iier wood also ran.
sixth Sen ,IuriomsS l;rlph H.. los tMo-
iutNrci. q ~. l."o aud Sl&n, won. !!"str"a.
10 ,ii"u,y, - - an. SIC. second: Mar
iuic -. lg' tiiunD. $40. uEirI. 'finln. ~.
Nl'l%. LAD Innocence aud AlilbreI also r,t
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-29
FIVE STEAMERS OVERDUE;
FEARS FOR THEIR SAFETY
f1ny Have Fallen Victims 10 Mysterious
German Raider: of Which Warn
Ing Has bccn Given.

NEW YORK December 2s.--Fivc
British and one Belcian freight steam
ship are long overdue. Not II word
has been hear'! from any OF them. Yet
all lcrt their ports With wireless
equipment 1t il feared that they have
fallen victims 20 tho mysterious Ger
man raider, uf which the British Ad-
migalty has sent warnings. Not one
OF them is less than ten days over
due. This raider is reported to he the
mys;eriousiy missing Lamport "
Holt liner Noltair".
The shipping lists to-day showed
the overdue steamers 10 be the fol-
lowing:
cieorgic, White star liner. which lief,
pool.
Bayreaulx. bound from Cardiff for
Montreal She left the Welsh port ON
November Is.
Haron Baeycms. Belgian. which left
Barry December for New York.
Beigravin. which left London on
November - for New York.
BelIerophon, which left southampton
on November - for Halifax
To this list mus; be added the Vol
taire. But shipping men to-day hGur-
ed that the Noltaire may be carrying
tho crews OF the other iiv. missing
ships. and that those five may he rest
inn on the bottom Of the Atlantic.
Reports from Halifax tell Of search
for the mysterious raider, inspired by
the fear that she was acting as :,
mother ship for fleet of C-boats.
These reports told OF dispaichinS two
French cruisers from Halifax, where
they are acting under orders OF the
British Admiralty, and that these crui
sers were sent out 10 find the Noltaire
or the raider. This strengthened the
belief that the raider and the Vol
tairc arc ono and tic same.
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ADJUSTMENTS
o'nrlrn's MIn,tr-Is Tonight.

Neil O'Bricn ard his MINISTRIES viii
appear Tonight At the Academy OF
MuS!" f"; the iirst Of three perform
anccS. II is promised that everything
~ new FOR the present season, that
there viii not he AN old joke or au
Old Sorg. and that the costumes and
scenery ar. all new and up-,o-dat.
y plcasan, surprise Is promised, the
details of which are not published in
advance. for the ccw tirst part set
ting. but IT il said 10 hc artistic and
one that ~ sufficient TO Startlc the
eye. Assisting Mr. D'Ericn in tho
fun making viii be Eddie ROSS. Las
SEES White, Happy Benwdy, steve Wcr-
her Al Mario. Major %owak, Alien
I<arlr and nthrrS.
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NEW-YEAR PROGRAM
SpeciuI ,F:Ncrci.es at Central \. VI. {. \
To lie Held sunday and
MpudUS.

The Central Young McuS Christian
Association viii have special pro
grams both SUNDAY aud Monday to
celebrate the dying - the old year
and the birth III tho now. Robert NJ.
iioncyman. OF philadclphia. VIII Ice
iure ON Twice Eoru Mcu" at 10
O'Clock SUNDAY night. aud there VIII
be music 10y q negro quartet ana
others M, IIoucymau will speak OH
"rhc Niehtlcss city" To thc boys 90
tic association at o'clock Monday
ancrnocn and to The men and th"ii'
women friends at $50 o'clock TN"
evening There VIII he an inf"rma!
rcceptiou with music and ATHLETIC
contests in tho gymua sium.
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nernhurd,. Farewell ON Mondn..

Positively the last appearance Of The
great sarah Bcrnhardt is announced
for Monday night at the Academy Of
Music, when the world-fameu French
woman Nill appear ia two short plays
ard scene from Camille an" the
Program viii b. further added I" by
tn, presentation OF It bright. short
comedy by Nine. Bcrrhardt's company.
Nine. Hcrnhardt wiz he accompanied
10y her own special company from the
Theatcr Sarah Bcrnhardt Parts. and "a
singular coincidence il that her lead
iny man this season. Jean Angelo.
who received special permission from
the French government Ia make the
tour. j. The son Of the Angcl" who
wa. her leading man when ,lI. first
came TO this country III 1850. Each
play TO be presented Viii he cmbei-
lished By the properties. scenery and
costumes from hcr Paris thcat.r
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-29
O'BOYLE BEATS BOTSFORD
Victor! Causes Surprise IN National
Jnni0r indoor Tennis thampi0n-
ship 1'Ournamcnt-
! tSy Associated Press

NEW YORK, December eS-The vic
tory Of H. Is. oEoyic. Of G;eorgetown
University. Over William Rotsford. CO.
lMnbin provided surprise in tho ma
tional Junior indoor tennis champions
ship tournament here to-day. Other
impOItan, winners rs tho field mar
.owed I" til" round before the semi
iiuals ware:
licudrickson. Amherst. T.. ~. Bensen.
Fordham r. W. liopk ms. Vale.
-Four pairs who reached the semi
finals OF tn" doubles were T. W. Hon
kius and r l.. HOPKINS. Vale; W Bots
ford and X. Is. iiaiurs. columbia; +.
pornh.in aud y. i. Blankaru. phila :
d"lphia. l.. II. liinzou and &. ~ ,.etson,
FurdhHu and New York.