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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-03
VIRGINIA LEAGUE ADOPTS
PLAYING SCHEDULE FOR YEAR
Directors Bnr Opiiunni Contracts nnd
VIII Oppose Rni>e OF rnrty
Tickets Rates.

Directors of the virginia League last
nitht agreed upon "A ll5-Iamc schedule
for the approaching season. adoDtod a
resolution barring optional contracts
and decided that they will appear be
fore the state Corporation Commits
sion here to-day To oppose the petition
of the railroads Tor the adjustment of
the BLOCK" or party tickets.
The schedule. which will be an
nounCod shortly. according To President
bradley, opens on April % The games
for that day will h" play"! n Norfolk.
Petersburg and Newport %cws.
Representatives OF several clubs
were delayed In reaching Nurphy's
Hotel whore the m"ctin. was held.
and the body did not begin It's session
until late. However. only about a
couple OF hours were consumed in
tranSHctinC the business. and the con-
clavc adjourned before II O'Clock.
No consideration of the war qucs-
ton WAS taken. although IL" streets
outside the hotel were ringing with
The cries of newShoyS. President Erad-
ley announced after the meeting that
the matter had not been discussed :nd
iha; the schedule would be played I'M :
I'll actual war conditions might ncces-
state an interruption. All of those
present at the meeting reported rapid
progress being n'',dc in their cities and
expressed the belief in y successful
season.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-03
ELON SQUAD WORKS HARD
Couch Sending Players Through Grill
Ing Practice In Preparation for
Initial Contest Easter Monduy
Especial to The Times-Dispatch

lSpcclti 10 Inc llineS- Dispatch.
ELoN COLLEGE. y. c.. April -
Coach Johnson has been putting the
varsity baseball squad through some
Srilling practice for the past two
weeks. and while there are many nm
pericctionS. the team is being rounded
INTO splendid shape on the whole.
Coach" is OF the opinion that he has
the material and expects to have the
team ready for the opening college
game with Davidson Easter Monday.
The game is to bc played in Cone Park
Greensboro.
Captain Maxwell. at his position on
second. iS showing his usual speed and
pep. Purcell Will do the receiving
again this year. while Hughes, "a new
conner. Is showing up well. AT first
Tanks and Holiday are coutcmding
Scawcil is hitting hard ana fielding in
style. Nance is doing good worl; at
the hot corner. While Murphy. Watson
and Check are playing good ball
IN the outiicld. Foglcnan and Rags
dale. last years regulars. still shine
whii" Jones. Mclean and E,ujH are
showing up well. Simpson. Grimes and
Cray are making bids for regular po-
SitIons. The pitching force viii be
composed of Lefty Sorrels StiteIcr
ana WINSTON. Reid is also pitching
good ball
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-03
BOWIE RESULTS

irst race lou: furlongs rippi,y vii.
Th"t,, Ii ,Rohins"nb. Si50. 500. sgGo. hrs,
i.hhi ,hVoh"r III tAmhros"p. Sal0 - 10
ihird. Time, 0.i1 -. Diriro rrndu,.r i,,Ii
.EinEston Junsuata III AiustraI also ran,
T"'onu SIN furlor Es-.Ocran Prince III
,,,tiiayIGri, STe. $i'o. Si:,o. first; Dar,wurth.
run iMsrtnnAn. IL or &. Wa,rsy. SIZE.
1hirG TIM" IL: 10. Ada ANN" Lad:
London. Div"n. Edna Kcnn, Eovai ~,
100 hcd'cld o'HaEau. Bricklcy M.l,h,r,
humiliation. Shadr"ch, Iaror BOY, From,
rhird-hvo and one-ha,t frrlonrs- r,r,,,
N""" 10 "a. toIiinsl, so, $500. S9Sn rrsi.
~. M" Morning. li6 Rohinsoul $50,
NV second: tn" Decision. Io7 tAmbrosoI'
"din i.ucill" T.. Warsaw, Iiauh.rk .rrsc
az Steel, Cleaning. Skilcs' Knob also ran
r%ui' h.s.r"n fuIlongs- Kowcssa, M az
inat!.i siz%p $50 $500, FIRST Indian chant.
.1 'N; M,D"rIuoit. $3.50, s. 80. second. XII,
~, ~" 'hohinSont. $40. third Tine i:2f
N',t"ekS Roy GalawHy. beancov Wood
Gt t"r', rue "S Steel. Rnoncs. Woodward
hlf;h mile RS. O light ne ,schar,-
20. .i'irH, ,fn llm. Soc. $3.50 ;rst. D:-,urnrr.
'.I.,n, ,5 iH,"'n 80. $3.50 second. In
- 10 Woiga iIldas B,uih"r iiar,,""d''
Nu<ting Ifrase Carlton q: V.lns ala r ,,'
T,rrIn",,ii 81, E@'T'E lHEatnd, -. Or Mc-
Ni@nnd o3 ZIP X a siS ssrSn1 I n@4:
~ Ih,munE star rcnrl Miss Krutcr,
70. H'IGn,n-"'i!e and seventy ynrds-Buelcr.
% ,Tapn, sd. ,ltr,Gf '""g rin, sta, Eir4
If"rr"ss,v" luguita Ngrn. Ataioy. l'ryjni
i'''' Jahoi Ahara Fonctlonairo also RAM
'flcd.
.A'sla,y. norcl also ran.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-03
TECH TRACK TEAM HAS
STRENUOUS WORK AHEAD
Field Day brings Fnirly Good Rccords
but v. l.. ]. Ilns Only Few Men
Of Rcnl Promise.
Especial to The Times Dispatch. ]

= BLACKSBURG. VA. April Since the
spring examinations at the Virginia,
Polytechnic Institute the track squad
has been putting in as much time az
possible in preparation for the field
meets which opened Saturday with the
annual Field Day. when fairly good
performances were recorded There
remains but short time in which to
prepare for the meet with Penn state.
for which Coach Sanboru Will have
to order strenuous work. and at the
same time nurse his men along with
care.
Closely following this meet. V. NJ. l.
will be taken on in dual competition
make Good showing In these early
meets, for they viii carry much weight
as to the future success OF the team
There seems to be a supcra bundanc
of material such AS II is. bit no stars
have yet put in AN appearance
Wharton. now working with the
baseball squad. occasionally takes a
lap or two around the track. He il
by far the best runner seen here in
years. His Wonderful stride promises
fore the season closes. other new
men in college who glvc promise are
Stone. i:crncr, Wongcr. Pierce and
Eufard. stone made excellent time in
ON him for the first time last Thurs
day.
Bonner comes to the institution with
the reputation of helm" an excellent
mole Vaultcr. ON the Basketball court
he proved to hc Very fast and will no
shot and discus men have been given
short workouts each day, and the
applicants for the running events have
been given starts and =; fcw trial heats
and no one has been allowed 10 exert
himself
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-03
.VIRG|N|ANs PLAY TO-DAY
DUPLEX TEAM SCHEDULED
TO BATTLE PROFESSIONALS
gitnck Ethel Arrives and Appears In
Good Shnpc-Clcmcns Writes An
sA other Note To Uitly.
Hack Eibci has arrived.

re- Hack Ethel has arrived.
The first bascman reached Richmond
sabout noon yesterday and reported i'm
|8mediately TO SILLY Smith lie romped
Mabout bit Yesterday afternoon "a, the
& William Byrd Park training camp. and
Sappeared TO Nc in excellent shape lie
5is about ten pounds heavier than last
sFseason and reports that he has been
4 working out regularly at home for
+ more than II week. He is ready to step
Elm and do heavy service at once
- Another note, this time Il telegram.
B has been received from Clemens. He
ANNOUNCES that he will arrive certainly
snby Thursday. and that he will he ready
,sto start work at once.
~ Vines the youuGstcr released several
,Sdays ago by Eilly Smith. is discovered
&to have signed Il contract with Griffin.
I'm the Georgia Alabama League. and
& has been ordered by Secretary Farrell
ssto report there. After his release here.
che signed with Petersburg. and that
#club also has been notified that 1T can
I not use the player.
Is The NirEinians were given regular
ework-outs at the new training camp
sat two sessions yesterday. All of them
Freport they like the grounds better
Sthan those at WosthamptonA and md
Sthem much more convenient to reach
"A hard workout will be given them
this morning before they stack up
against the Duplex team. of the Com
mercial League, at o'clock this af
Stternoon.
Manager Lowry has been printing
& his players in the hope OF securing a
game with tho professionals. and pre-
,sdicts he Will he able to furnish them
Y some good practice. lie has requested
!. all members of his team. among wham
& arc several of the best amateurs in the
y city, TO be on the field at o'clock for
8practice.
doc" Waldbraucr probably will
estart on the mound with Rex Tignor
working behind the bat. The rest Of
The lineup viii he as follows: Duke
shortstop: Bob Raur. first base: Bcalc
Gsecond base: pat Monroe. third base:
8 Morgan. left field: Smithcrs, center
field; Bransford, right field; shirt"
s Blanton, Coulter or Sandcrson may as
4sist in the pitching department..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-03
TREDEGAR WORKS WILL
SOON RESUME WORK
Expected to Re Placed la Oprrnt Ion
for Manufacture of Munitions for
United states.

Plans are being completed by which
The plant Of the TrcdcGar Iron Works
VIII be placed in operation for the
MANUFACTURES of munitions for the
United states government. ii WAS learn
cd last night on excellent authority.
All efforts TO conirm this report. how
ever. were without results. Officers
OF the TredcSar Company said that il
was the policy Of the company to make
no statements to the press.
when workmcn were discharged sew
Graz Gays ago II was merely for the
purpose of making an Inventory. il
was stated. of the stock and equip
mcnt of the plant. The company has;
practically completed a large order for
the EritiSh government and is now un-
d"rSt"od 10 be preparing for additional
orders for the Federal government.
IN" workmcn were told to secure en- :
p'"ym"nt in Richmond for Il few DAYS.
III possible. but not to leave this city,
as they would he wanted shortly
y number Of workin"n have had thIir
record investigated. both as to their
nationality aud To the length Of time
they have been employed at the plant
They arc also being Predetermined
these pictures being used. IL tx nm :
d"rst"od for passes which arc To he
issued when operations are resumed
at the plant
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-03
CAROLINA TEAM LOSES
Wake Forest Noses out Intycr.ity
Nine ny Effective Use az Stick.
Sacrifice Fly Wins Gnmc.
cCial to The Times Dispatch.

lSpctlai 10 ne 11fncS- DiSpatC h.
Chapel. Hill. y. -, April 2-Wnlio
Forest madc effective use of the. stick
IN the game with Carolina here TODAY
ana mad" three runs before Power:
could settle down. Two hits and
iertNS error in the fourth gave the
visitors two more. Duncan scored i'm
me tenth on Cox sacrifice ny. When
Carolina punched hits in the seventh.
Ellis yielded To Franks. who held the
home team till the finish. The game
was vel played and full Of sensational
baseball.
Score by innings r. II T.
wax" Forest. ! . q q o o l--i 10 :.
Carolina ...... u u q /. u :, :.
u, Batteries: taroiina-r"wcl aud Bennett:
" axe F"rest-t:lliS. Franks and vaaser
J." o-hhS" hits-Pow"ll. stewart Icryctt
LONE runs.i'arnes, Duncan. Thre".base
MT on tti 10y Els tN.riSb Stolen
bases stewart 90. Barnes Sacrifice NJ
h% r,S S,TH'k "n,mny r"Mei .. by Ellis. 3;
MS FRANKS. Umpire, Pearson.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-03
CONDITION UNCHANGED
city Nu"rnc! poIinrd Reported !,
Critical Condition at st. I:IiZ-
nbrth's Hospital.

The condition OF City Attorney H. Il.
i"I!afd' VINO underwent serious Oh
GRAFTON last week at ST Eliaah.th' :
Hospital, was last night reported to
be unchanged
la order I" pr"y"u; an accumulation
OF business In the office OF The ciiy'S
leEai adviser. Councilman Morgan H.
NILS offered resolution at last nights
meeting OF the Common council which
would permit MIR Pollard TO nam. =,
substitute 10 S"rN" until h.. has Suf-
hcicntIy recovered TO return to his
duties. TIL" measure. which expresses
the sorrow OF the Council a, tn. civ.
Attorneys illness. was referred 10 tho
Finance Committee
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-03
DURHAM TROUNCES TRINITY
hrhGucrs Have Everything own w,,
an" round College HurIcr> Hard.
hrliy Gets Homer.

~ RHAM \. G., April 3.-licavv
m.uS 'HE ~ nNc innings of to-day's
game enabled the Durham Rulls to
'r"unr" Trinity by Il 20-to-; score.
from the opening frame. in which
'h' builS touched Lamb for three hits
ana TWO runs. the lcaGucrs had every
ming thcir way. \ total OF sixtccr
mus We're piled up by the Durham
Ihc home rum Of Kelly over the
ccnt"r-iicld fence and tho cyc,lIcn,
p'ltnlhr OF all three twrlcrS featured
Tor durham. Ears long three Dagger
10 rlEht center and the fielding oi
lures. '''
- Score 10y innings: y n =,
Trinity ... q - n n % a a -, ~. J.:
Durham : ~ " a - 80 =.
batteries lamh and smith. Foreman
Elliott, BENNETT and Rove
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-03

MAY CANCEL TENNIS DATES
L. y L.. y. 4. Executive COMMITTEES
'N"h authority to Call on Tour
nimcnt In tusc OF Wnr.
i'y Associated Press. ]

NEW YORK, April 2-The question
81 'hh'ciihE the 1917 tennis tourna-
n"ht schedule in case of war has hncn
delegated by the National Lawn Tennis
Association, II has been announced
/" ne executive committee of the or
"ui"a''"h' The completed schedule
contains more than 200 ,ournnmcnt
dates ranging from n few days TO two
weeks II viii he issued for publica
tioh shortly. Should cancellation no
come necessary every club viii he so
notified. " ~
~ executive committee through
President George I AIDE has rcn,,c., ~,
the clubs of the association to CO.
"nerat" with the national body in an
'hort 10 secure the Immediate enact
sorry military training bill
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-03
WILLIAM FOX TAKES
FIRST GAME FROM RANDOLPH

William F'oN was victorious over tho
Randolph school nine yesterday after
noon at Byrd Park by tn. score Of IL
To !. The game Was - trce-hitting
contest for the Fox team. and was fea-
turcd hy the pitching % Johnson for
the Foxes" The contest was called
OF NJ the end Of the NTH inning bv
consent of both sides:
Score 10y innings: r.
FoN ...... F. q = ,i;
Randolph ....-...... a IL
batteries. FoN. Johnson and RUcirhou
R1Hdoph. cabi" AMI Levy.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-03
BARTON HEICIIT. DEFEATED
by RLti'NIR stiIuUi. IIANI,Us

Runner defeated ,hc Barton Heights
team in the FIRST scheduled game ~: tic
noon by he score oi - 10 {. tn. con-
test was loosely played. and % nuipb.r
OF errors were mad. hy both teams
game TO som" extent. at ttrr.s III.
boys showed flashes OF real form, aud
several double plays w-rc I4ucd on
Lawson ana StHrnan figured Iu one.
while Elliott and Sturnau Corir1lr,.,i
the other. II kobertsou made a good
catch in center nclG
n Score by innings "a
Runner ....-.......l o. !. 10 o. q.
Barton Heights ~ 2 % 3 81 ID ID D. Il
Battcrics: Barton I!tigiI.s J.a,,Is n,l
3 Dudley. kurnet. HoUa4uy and Richardson,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-03
MENINGITIS PATIENTS
ESCAPE FROM VIRGINIA
I:ludinl: Health officers. Nine Pcrnons
Flc" From Sn1udn Into IinItimorc. =
Not Yet Located There.
Especial to Tho Tirncs-Dispatch.

l'p"tiai 10 inc lllncS-DiSpatch.J
BALTIMORE. MD. April 2.-I;ludinc
health officials of Suluda. Va. nino
persons living in II district said to
be infected with spinal meningitis,
boarded the steamer Rappahannocis
last week ut Saluda and landed in
Baltimore.
hr. John j.. Hogan, charged with tho
duty of protecting Baltimore from con-
taSiouS diseases. was notified on Fri :
day 10y Saluda health officials OF tho
departur" Of the people for Baltimore
and lie Immediately got in touch with
Marshal of Police Carter. The Saluda
officials stated. however. that tho ar
tual escape occurred two days prior
TO the notification. so the persons had
already landed here at the time of
notification. The police have not vet
located the people.
Meningitis is said to be prevalent
in Saluda. but it is not yet an chi
dcnic.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-03
INDIANS ARE VICTORIOUS
Dcfcnt Stnunt"n Miiitnr. Academy by
Heavy Hitting aud Lively Base
Turning.
q i.Lc Tiiilcs. ni.nntch

S'rAU NToN.. "a. Arril William
and Mary, by smuggling the ball at viii!
and running wild on the bases de-
feated stanton Military Academy here
this afternoon. II 80 |. HcddriCk for
the Indians, pitched ;ir-tighi ban
throughout. allowing one iIT; and Civ
ing one baSc or balls. only three
Cadets reached the initial sack John
sons error in the third frame gave
sReagon a life. Lawlor Went into the
box FOR stanton in the sixth inning
and kept the visitors hits scattered
thereafter.
Score by innings: Il.
w. & NJ. ... ..% > " I. - q q u q.
$. NJ. 4 ...... / - 10 . d 70 - q a
Batteries: " ~ NJ. fioddrick and Close
S. NJ. A.. SnIel,! l.aAlnr ..i.N ElnMrrfY
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-03
broken and lost three teeth, while the
latter had a bad cash cut In his face,
requiring several stitches
PARAMOUNT ASSOCIATION
TABLES AKEKS'S resign ALTON

Members OF the Paramount Athletic
Association last night refused 10 ac-
ccpt the resignation OF y T.. NkcrS
as manager OF the Paramount team. in
IN" Commercial League. and the paper
was tabled for one month. as .NNcrs
plans TO go to Philadelphia for an cX-
tended stay. In the meantime, Z. g.
Harper VIII take charge Of IN" team.
as he is the assistant manager
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-03
BREAKS COAL RECORDS
Chesapeake aud ohio Durmus 5Oo..
Tons at Newport News
In March.

All previous records for coal-dump-
inss were broken by the Chesapeake
and Ohio hallway Company during In.
month of March. wncn a total OF 500. =
- TONS were dumped over the piers
OF the railroad company Il. Nawncrt
News. The best previous record w1s
made in August. 1915. when iG7.li7
tons Were dumped
The chesapeake" and Ohio loaded :,
totai OF 2.2ii656 tons Of coal and
cox" on IT'S lines during March. IN
creaSinr 332,l51, tons over the month
OF February, according to figures made
public yesterday 1T the general Offices
in This city.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-03
Stealing fraternity PIN.

Frederick J. Watkins. a clcrk .ish-
teen years old was arrested last nigh,
by District Detective buny on IA.
charge OF stealing two fraternity pins
from T.. T.. Duval several DAYS AFRO
lie is charged on another warrant win
stealing a pair of tortoise shell cve-
glasses from u : Dcvcrs, Of SIS East
Grac" street.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-03
VIII Entertain unilrnud Men

The Council Committee Oh Advertise
ing and Entcrprscs last nigh; recon-
mcndcd for adoption u resolution .to
appropriate $40 for the entertainments
OF delegates who viii he in Richmond
next month TO attend the Joint con
rcntlon Of The Eoil"rmakcrs' .Associa-
tion ana the Association Of hallway
supply Men. About 500 railroad men
are expected To h. attracted here by
this meeting.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-03

IUIhIs. n I" :, TO I TOtHIS. 81 II = II q
Syur" by Innings: X
Richmond College - o : o o Ia
Seminary ~ :. u a - a.
summary; i;un.- Aiiiier, Lrean -.
t">Nt"N CD. Northern. Pitt. ENland 90.
iuttryi. kuEi:: kimhr"ush. Fainter. BOYD
- :. i"EES fhnrr 90. Tw"-basc hits
-, Hh"pp"rSpu. Maryland. Northern Carr
Tire hhso hit Northern. Hom. run
NuEh SnCr!hc" hitS--RosNcll Bngss An
d'iS"H. i'!ii. stolen hascs-- boswell. Shcp-
person NnNd. rharr LiEram Hylnnd
n"H"iry. rnyt- Northern Ninnssistc,p Hits
OH hlmhroE't. 3 In innings. of Stein
E!nr3I ia !" innings HH:cs on balls-by
hliubronEh }. 10y Sirmhardi. s. by Nulcr-
son . i'ntt"rs hiI-by Kiinhrolirh '1I'narri
~ AmIsrsrn 'Cr"sslcyl struck ou,-by
Nlhir"hEn. /. bN St"inharIt, - bv An
d"rson. Passed hnils-l!ogrs 81, n,
u. SEES Richmond College, . Seminary O.
Iliuc "i game, hour ana 30 minutes
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-03
GENERALS PLAY CAROLYN,
Az DANNHI.E. OS MONDAY


lHN'VlaT 10 Tho Timcs- DiSuotch
bANNll.i.E. VA. Auril ~ n
ellsworth. manager Of the Washing
ron and Lee baseball team, was in
n'hh'lH" recently making arrange
nicntS for the game which ,,iii
plhNcd her" ON Easter Monday hct w.rn
mat university aud the University nf
Nofth carolina. lie said that tho Njr
for Il good season. and that foi,r ,,,,r,n,
VIII u" played this week one with
Amherst two with I.chiSh ANA onn
WITH I.nfaNctto w ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-03
TEAM STARTS UNJ>
AT PETERS, re TRAINING t\Np

Z PETERSBt re-, W. April The
Toronto International baseball team ia
In PETERSBURG now ana began training
FOR. the season al the local mark y,s-
Stsraay WhiIc here The Canadians
Swili play three exhibition games VAN
the local team. most Of whose mem
'bers have reported for practice
On Thursday tho Boston nationals
and New York Americans VIII! arrive
in Petersburg from the South, and WIN
splay at the local PARK. This IL tho only
appearance OF these Two teams In VIZ
sginia.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-03
FISIBIRNE ACADEMY DEFEATS
VIRGINIA FRESHMEN. = Ia {

Special To The Times Dispatch
CHAlt. pTTESNIII.E. VA. April g
IN" tlShburnc Academy nine defeated
the virginia freshmen here to-,iay =
70 !. The visitors w.r" BANKED up to
tn" seventh. but landed on I!eukle in
tn" maj innings. In going after a lily
TWO tiShhurne players, Robinson. ecu
ter fielder. and SnedcGar. ShortStop
cOll!dcd. The former had his nose
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-03
l'Ine Over Church Dnnr.

over the doorway Of the Unitarian
Church now floats an Americas Cau nv
direction of til" trustees as an evidence
OF th" patriotism Of the congregations
Rev. Frank Pratt is pastor Of the
church
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-03
Mr. Do,,nr,nu Ia, ,.rcnrb.

R"v. j. Y. bowman. rector Of All
Saints Episcopal Church. will preach al,
S:i5 o'clock this evening at Emmanuel
Church on Wilmer Avenue.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-03

At tn" top Of the Lyrics cNccllcn,
nh for tn" irst half Of the week i,
I"mptati"n'--a thirty-minutc musical
comedy. which deals cl.vcr!v with a
subject fun OF p"rilnuS pcssibilit:"s
Th"r" ar" lines which are heavily
laden witt papri-. and not for tl.
nrudcs. liunors ar. divided between
G"orr" ham"r"l. who is the man that
- tempted: Myrtle Vail. who PLAYS IN.
woman that ,cmpts MIN. and Edward
Hume. wh" j. an eccentric comedian OF
decided ability : chorus 81 six arr.
c"msly in rae" ana nrur.
TN" hill runs like this
Won cello \ non pjan.s. WHO
beats the orienials q, their ,rick %
manipulating harriet with their feet.
- The Iurkiu iiris T'Ho young
women Win highly entertaining
piano and singing act
Nahl" Johnson. y woman Win
a d"cp resonant voice. whose ven,rilo-
4uist Offering IS by far the hes, tina,
tn" Lyric has Seen in many mnu,is
r.! -a'r.nC" and Edwards IN "rne
New Pension ofice"-a comedy sketch
of military flavor winch shutt!cs swift.
~ aud c"nfusirGiy from the mock
heroic To the farcical and bach arain.
George Damcr"i and Company. in
"Trmptution.'
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NtODBERHl FORREST DEFEATS
JEFFERSON SCHOOL. EASILY

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ORANGE. VA. April @-W oodhcrrv
forcSi defeated jefferson school az
charlottesville to-day in a weird .,,".
OF baseball. score. - To s.
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ADJUSTMENTS


The theme OF "E.Npcricncc" which
William Elliott. +. Ray Comstock and
Norris GeSt viii present at the Acad-
envy for AN entire week. beginning
Easter Monday afternoon. April q
with other matinc"S "Wednesday and
saturday. - tn" "vcr-ncw story. vet
as old as tn" world itself for "Ex-
pcricncc" is tn. vivid story OF Youth
ms temptations, pleasures. hopes ann
hit"ns. tragedies. r"vcrscs and sue
S"sscS-all Of YOUTHS inpulsivc pas
s!ons ana moods 'Enp"riencc" is an
intensely human story and never lays
IN interest. the critics say. and is 80
faS"inatingly unfoided That one en-
joys IN" pleasures OF anticipation to
IA" fullest "Nt"nt. awaiting each
scenes surprise. There is a delight
mi musical accompaniment through
ont IN" play. and the latest songs are
heard, and the newest dances riyen
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Zoo many cooks spoil the
broth. When Time and Ma
ture are maxim VEL VET,
no use anybody else
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