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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-07-20
ARMY GAINS 1,276 MEN
Still Needs 32,5.0 Recruits to Bring
IL Up to Desired Strength
OF 1873 sos,

WASHINGTON. July 1s.-The reEu-
lar army gained 1876 men in the re-
cruiting statement issued from the
war Department to-day. The army
has gained since April l5l.3l9 men.
1t still needs 32.57s men to attain the
desired number. lS3,saS men
Dropping off was noted in several
big States New York fell to 15s men.
from daily average of over 200 The
State is still below the set number by
1891 men.
The brunt of the recruiting is borne
by the States which have already filled
up. Pennsylvania was the second
largest quota to fill. and has held the
record each day for the entire country
for several days. She sent 2l4 men
yesterday. giving the State an excess
OF 1854 men. other states which have
not achieved the set mark are making
renewed efforts. From turning in
blank report one day, South Carolina
had eight recruits to her credit. Texas
secured forty-one men, increasing the
daily average slightly. The District
OF Columbia turned in six mon, doub-
ling its contribution. There was
noticeable gain in several Southern
States. Alabama sent thirty-hve men
Georgia sent thirty-two; Kentucky
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-07-20
WINDSOR RESULTS

First-:asS fp5lonssIPilssn; le7 tcails;;
net. 81 }je6cotti. $3.50, third. Time
I:22 LIS. Jack Snipe,. Nellie c., Carrie
ko.;se. Lynett, FTasseulo Magic Mirror and
k sfsssSyf isssSsisayT s AHf5isa ~
los ILouder). $3.50. third. Time. l:os l.5
Gypsy. Queen. Planet, Redltta ". Blue
Paradise and SINCERITY also ran.
Third sig furlongs - Loneiand. los
Malone. los (Harrington), 1920. $3.50, sec
sRdi l hf%pte Emp pams s
broom. Old Pop Isabelle H. Rex Gaisty
Miss Fox. Tartarsan. Britannia. Akeldama
Silkbird and J. W. Huniey also ran.
tRieej. 81, $40. $3.50. first; No Manager
19s s sSila SeTeH ms nsS rs
Leo SkolneX and Good Counsel also ran.
{fsSsS, WE HEX sssS sr;s Bsa;s, =
Widow Bedotte. FIeetbsIle, Broomcorn and
Cardome also ran.
nT 5psaosa. S .sso ssS ..s
irst: Reno. 10 !RfceJ, $3.50. 1920. second
a Black Ss 1Fs sass an. so nH Ss6
500 and y.ssei Interest s.s Ha lss
ena priss ~ ssi:kseas s.. d shis sS ri me.
rose Julisttsy and Reouirana also ran! 800
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-07-20
WOMEN SWIMMERS GIVE
DEMONSTRATION AT 'Y' POOL
Mermnidn Show Proficiency In Aqun-
Ties Mt y. w. &. A. Tonight and
Saturday Afternoon

Swimmers at the Young womens
Christian Association who have been
receiving instruction in the use OF the
various swimming strokes and in fancy
diving Will give d demonstration OF
their prowess tonight at the associa-
ton pool. the demonstration TO begin
at o'clock.
All women OF the city have been in
Tited 10 attend and an afternoon
demonstration will be given Satur-
day At 1880 o'clock for those unable
10 attend At night.
diversified program has been ar
ranged and should be Of unusual in
terest All OF the various styles Of
swimming Will be demonstrated. be-
ginning with the breast stroke and
ending with the Australian crawl
stroke. A series OF fancy dives will
be one Of the features OF the demon
stration. Methods of life-saving and
resurcitation by both girls and women
also vii! be shown.
Among those who will take part In
the program are: Mrs. r. V. Gregory
swimming instructor; Mrs. Joseph Ray,
assistant; Misses Rita Baker. Isabel
Fuller. Lucy Moore Willis. Janet Swan,
Elizabeth Christian, Trice. Louise VIII
mer, Virginia Foster. Meena Middei-
dorfer. Virginia Gown. Virginia Davis.
Garnett Todd. Jean Francis and Mary
Virginia Craig.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-07-20
CHANCERY COURT DEEDS.

". ]. Gilman c, ux. to w. Chester
Evans. trustee. 70 3-4x14o feet west
line OF Sheppard Street $50 feet south
OF Kensington Avenue; also "a 1-6xeS
feet south line OF Y6-foot alley, l40 feet
south OF Kensington Avenue. July IL.
1917; 1920
Henry S. Wallerstein ct ux. to Chew
ming & Boxley. trustees. 2SXl20 feet
west limo OF Twentieth Street. 81 feet
south of Broad Street. July IA. 1917;
Brown. trustee. 60xl20 feet east line
Of Harrison Street, SO feet north Of
wallace street. July is. 1917; $3.50.
y. H. Baker ct ux. TO Pollard Y lag
by, inc, trustee. 10 feet 1912 inch IS
33 feet l0l- inches south of Baker
street. July is. 1917: SLIGO.
Sherman Garrett to Sitterding &
Boxley, trustees. 42xS2i-2 feet north
line of Duval Street. 1923 feet cast Of
st. James street. July II. 1917: s.. o0O.
Sherman Garrett TO Sitterding & Box-
ley trustees, 42XS2 IL feet north line
OF Duval Street, l23 feet east of St
James street. July II, 1917; S4F9.
w. IL. CLrrie ct al. to Frank d.
Epps ct al. trustees. % feet 41-2
incnes by us l-s feet east line of ROB-
inson Street. i35 feet south of Ken
sinston Avenue. July l6. 1917; Sl.1s0.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-07-20
CHANCERY TRANSFERS.

julien Gum ct ux TO w. ]. Gilman.
~ l-2xl40 feet west line OF Sheppard
Street. $50 feet south OF kensington
Avenue: also "a l-6xoS feet south line
OF III. foot alley. l403-i feet south
OF kensinSton Avenue. July IL, 1917;
,aN. 1850; $40.
Virginia Trust Company, executor to
G. Il. Fitzwilscn. 60xl2O feet north OF
wallace street. July G. 1915 $4,000
Land Investment Corporation to A.
g. Curran. lots IL. -. Is. II. l9, 81 and
70. block D: Chamberlayne Court. July
Is. 1917: $1.I3i.3a
Mrs. \. r.. Mccoy TO George w Gay.
Jr.. 80 7-l2xI5 feet north line OF l.
street. IL 7-l2 feet east Of Twenty
eighth Street. July II. 1917; tax. Sl.20;
$40.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-07-20
CHARTERS ISSUED.

Charters were issued by the State
Coiporatton' Commission yesterday as
Charles Hall. Jr.. Corporation. Nor
ton; coal business; capital. $1,000.
Charles Hail. Jr., president: Ollie Din
gus. secretary. both of Norton
To!er Furniture Company. Inc Rich
mend: furniture business; capital, $40 :
oCc. j. A. Clarke. president: T. l.
Clint"ood Coal Corporation Clint
wood coal business: capital. so5. 600.
w. w. Presley. president: " b.
French. secretary, both of Clirtwood
Foreign corporations domestica ted:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-07-20

seventeen. and Missouri. forty-three.
Western States maintained them
selves creditably. California sent in
thirty-eisht men. although already
filled up; Illinois. likewise ffllcd. got
hfty-hve: Indiana. thIrty-seven. and
Washington. thirty-seven.
Massachusetts IS included in the
states nearing the full quota. This
State needs sixty-four men, and may
DO filled Tomorrow.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-07-20
Montreal.

Totais....31 9 SAN TotaIs....s6 II II 81 II
Bentley batted for Mcclellan In ninth.
Score by innings: r.
Montreal ............. 0 % 2 o Iii
summary: Errors-Barber. Shannon. Stat.
terry. Two.bass hits-Shannon Damrau.
Mccauiey. Sinttery to).. Home runs-Zim-
norman. Gather. Stolen bases--Fewster,
Williams. Moran Zimmerman, Holden.
Sacrifice hits-Howlev. Moran. Sacrifice Av
-Gerner. Hits-oK Hill. in 31-s innings;
on Newton. 4 In 1913 innings. Struck ont
Inv Hill. !: bv Mcclellan: l. Bases on balls
on Gerner. 5. Wild nitch-MccielIan. Passed
ball-Howley. Left on bases-Baltir,ore. 4;
Montreal. ~ Double plav-Damrau TO Nc.
cauley. Time. 1:bo. Umpires. Freeman and
Hart.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-07-20
CuANcER1 RELEASE DEEDS.

Henry a. Sampson. trustee. to p. F.
Williams. lot OF land and improvements
known as ais ard 3lSl-2 Baker
Street. July IS. 1917: 1880.
w. L. Todd. trustee. to VI. L. Cit
tendcn. 2jX?7 feet south line OF JAG
quelin Street, 1872 feet west Of Wash
ineton Street. March 81, 1917; 1921 SO.
Eagoy g. Digs, trustees. to Mrs. C.
F. Miohaels, 81 l-2x90 teet west line Of
Of ) Street. July II. 1917; sl.24o.
Edward H. Brown, trustee. to Laura
T. Woodward ct al, 24xl50 feet north
line OF Beverly Street. 80 feet east
Of Carter Street July Is. 1917; Sl45o
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-07-20
RICHMOND TIMES DISPATCH: Friday, JULY 20. 1917

International Agricultural Corpora
ton. New York corporation. with a
Gapital stock of s3s.000o00. w. T
Daughtrey. statutory agent. Norfolk.
air Reduction Sales Company. 4 Tel
aware corporation. with a capital stock
agent. Richmond
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-07-20
BIRDS DROP ANOTHER

MONTREAL. July I9-The ROYALS
made II four out of five from, the Bal
timore Birds here to-day by taking
the hnal game OF the series by score
OF II to 2. The game was an easy
victory for the local forces. thcy col
Letting seventeen hits off the trio Of
Baltimore beavers, while Corner gave
only Nva Safeties. The score:
BaltimnHc. MnnfrenI
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-07-20
MAltnIAGE LICENSES.

The following marriage licenses were
issued yesterday BY the clerk Of the
denote aRe):
Lawrence wilkerson t23). AIbemarlo
county. and Lille Perkine Sims t21!.
Lindor c. Wright (23) and Martha
L. Phillips t23). city.
Maria Moriconi t23) and Jennie
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-07-20
BUILDING PERMITS.

The following permits were issued
EeSterdo! by the Building Inspector:
pr Stuart Mcclure. to repair brick
cost $500.
Gordon Wallace TO renair briet
dwelling. $40 West Grace Stro.t. ~
cost So3S SN' w
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-07-20
BEARS AND HUSTLERS SPLIT

RICHEST Err. July 1s.-fn double
header day. Newark won the first
game. TO (. and dropped the second
affair. TO 3. SchepEer's wild throw
lost tor Rochester in the opener while
Ha5s'r mun and BlackweIrs wildn"ss
turned the tables against Newark in
The second. Tho scores:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-07-20

Rochester ....... 0 q q o o.
Summary: Errors-Haas Brandeli Schep-
nr-. Stolen bases-Farren. Callahan Rod.
Etaue.. Scnweitzer First base on error
Rochester. Left on bates-Rochcstcr, 9;
Newark = First base on bails-on Causey
;: OF wik!nson. J: on McGraw. 3: off Small
wood. Struck out-by McGraw. 4: by
smsllwood, !; by Causey. wild pitch
WNk!nron: Cnpires. Bedford and Mcbride
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-07-20
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.

a petition for bankruptcy was fled
Yesterday in (thc United States Dis
Richmond. listing his liabilities a.
3l.342.S9 and his assets as $50.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-07-20
THIERICHENs STANDS MUTE
Court Directs Plea OF Not Guilty he
Entered on Chnrkes Against
German Omcer

German Omcer.
PHILADELPHIA. July le.-Captain
Max V. Thierichcns. former com
mander OF the German seq raider
Prinz Eitcl Friedrich. stood mute in
the Federal Court here to-day when
called upon to plead to indictments
charging him with smuggling and vio-
lating the Mann act. The court d.
rected plea Of not guilty be entered.
He will be tried in September. THE
richens refused to plead. on advice Of
counsel. who said he wanted to pre-
serve certain rights for the prisoner
under international law.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-07-20
American A.rocia,to,,.

Al Indianapolis = INDIANAPOLIS. g.:
Kansas City. 0.
Al I-ouisville-Louisville 4: Mnwau-
AZ columbus-Columbus 4; ST. Paul.
At Toledc--Toledo. 5; Minneapolis. 4
thrst game). Toledo. s: Minneapolis, 9
(second game).
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-07-20
MUSINGS TRUST DEEDS.

Hcnly II. Hall ct ux. to Richeson g
Crutchtleid. trustees. lots 16 and IT.
block So Woodland Heights. July II.
II: II. Walden ct ais. to EIlyson G.
Chfisi ian, trustees, parcel Of land
known as Buck Hill. July 6. 1917;
SlN.OGU
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-07-20
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
Continued from Eighth Page

and the Leafs beat the Grays. TO /.
ihnelder Frank Truesdalc. purchased
from Baltimore. played for Toronto.
manager I.aioie was at hrst base. Gra-
nam having quit the team The score:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-07-20

90 nuInWaIy ETTors-HIenosKy: Lavan. TWO
base hits-Johnson. Judge Three-ba base hit
nnSsler Sacrifee hits-Austn. jacobson.
rassed bali-Atnsmith Stolen base-Foster.
WHO pitches-Johnson. !: Sothoron. /. Bases
on balls-on johnson. .: OF sothoron. I.
Struck out-by So,horon. 8. by Johnson. 2.
iI.clt, on bascs-St. Louis. 5: Washington. 3.
Iime. l:35 Cmpires. Hildebrand and Evans.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-07-20

n,
schultz Two-hase h,ts-Laio ic. Bisckburne
McTigue. Bases balis--or WARRIOR. 9: of
schultz. 5. Struck out-by WARRIOR, . by
Schu!tz. J. Stolen baseE-TrueHdale. White
man ~. Thompson. Massey Sacrifice hits
~: oeron. Thompson. Thomas. Lctt on
pass-Toronto. 6: Providence. s. EMPIRES
y Brien and Mu!lin. Time. 20
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-07-20

Newark ............... fS
Summary; Eri;oors.Fu!ier, Haas srandeli'
hits-younR. Fuller. Three-base hit-Haas,
Sacrifice hits-Callshan. Rodrinuez Double
pIav-Fisher and Rodriguez. First haso
e.rors-Ncw York. ]: Rochester. q Left on
hases-Rochrster 3; Newark, S. First base
on balis--of I.otZ. !: OF EnZrnann. 3, Struck
ou,-bv Enzr1ann. 4: bv Lott. s. Passed ball
Wendell Empires. Mcbride and Bedford.
Time l:t5.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-07-20
.SPOR 7 S
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Continued from Eighth

New York. 2. Left on bases-Dctroit. 8;
i,%"". York. 8. Struck out-by Dauss. 3.
UU"uoie playk-Dauss. Bush and Hcilnian;
\, W alters. Pipp and Peckinpaugh Passed
I'll Nunamaker. Time. 1850. Umpires. Nc.
Nofmick. NalIIn and Owens
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-07-20
JOHNSON AGAIN BEATEN

ST. LOUIS. July lo.-St. Louis our,h
,,u h'ts on Johnson to-day and beat
Washington. to 9 The score
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-07-20
SECOND GAME.

Totals. . 2tl Totais.2s 8 p ],
Rated for Blackwell in ninth.
TBatted for Enzmann in ninth
IRAN for Lewis tE ninth.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-07-20
Real Estate Summary

Chnncery transfers -. .Sl3,334.34
Chnncery trust deeds. 13.S00.00
HustlnGs trust deeds. 13,t32.00
Chnncery release deeds. 1.00I.5N
z building pernilts ..... 7J5.OD
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-07-20
FIRST GAME.

Totals....33 s?7 Totah ( % Il
Batted for W!!k!nson In third.
-Eatcd for McGraw In eighth
:Hated for SandbcrE IN eighth.
IBatted for Causey In ninth
nv In n
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-07-20

purity are unqualifiedly
guaranteed.
Kovar is good for grow
ing children and old per-
sons because it has a mild
tonic effect. And everyone
young and old-enjoys
drinking it.
Kovar is now sold everywhere
in hotels, restaurants, soda
fountains, cigar stores, grocery
stores, drug stores, etc. 1t comes
in distinctive bottles-1Oc a bot
tie and in cases.
Try Kovar to-day.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-02-05
AIDS TEMPERANCE.

paris.-Necd of the government for
100000 gallons of alcohol per day i'll the
manufacture of high explosives, it is
said, has had a. more effective influ-
cnce on the alcohol question in France
than the efforts of temperance adyo-
Gates. The consumption of alcohol for
this purpose il it continues long at the
present rate, will amount to 12,500.00O
gallons more than France produced be-
fore the war. The government has al
ready bought 17.500,00O gallons abroad.
Alcohol serves as dissolvant in the
manufacture of the powder used as j
propulsive explosive in the largest 90
iber guns. 6N,@
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-02-05
HEAVY PENSION BURDEN.

London.--When the new British PEN
sions minister, G. N. Barnes, unfolds
his new pensions scheme 1t will be
found that it win cost the country not
less than 50,00O,00O pounds a year. ,Ac-
cording to Mr.. Barnes forecast Of his
there win be a minimum of one
pound a week to widows of soldiers
who are unable to do any wage earn
ing work. while adequate sums will be
paid to disfisured and crippled. men,
Irrespective OF their ability TO return IL
active civilian life. e7s.zz5F w. s''S' 8
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-02-05
|ausIERoLE QUICK
Relief! NO BLISTER!
= Soothes and Relieves Like q
Mustard Plaster Without ss
: the Burn oT Sting

Musterole is a clean, white ointment.
maze with the Oil of mustard. 1t does all
lne work OF the old-fashioned mustard
piaster--does It better and docs not bills
Ter. lou DO not have to bother withsa
cloth. You simply rub it on-and usually
the pain is gone! -
Many doctors and nurses use Muster
oie and recommend it to their patients.
] lhey will gladly tell you what relief il
eyes from sore throat, bronchitis, Group,
sun neck. asthma, neuralgia, congestion
pleurisy, rheumatism, lumbaqo. pains
ana aches OF the back or joints, sprains,
sore muscles, bruises, chiiblains, frosted
teet, colds of the chest lit often pre-
Vents pneumonia). - r.,
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-02-05
Bills ARE ALLOWED
Commissioners List Claims
Against Public Account
for Last Period.

The following claims against the va
fious funds for the month OF Decem-
her were allowed and warrants or
slercd drawn for the several amounts:
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-03-09

av., arrested on street. Held for OBJ
servation. Says she is member OF
Hanish sun cult.
Clinton Avery, attendant Chicago
State Hospital for Insane, on trial in
connection with death Of L. w. Nol,
Mrs. Myrtle B. Dobie, 1903 sheri-
dan I'd, wants separation from Ralph
R. Dobie, mgr. American Auto msur-
ance Co. Cruelty charged.
Harry H. Russian, 1909 Webster
av., photographer, fined SIS and
costs on complaint of Adele Hughes,
actress.
Mrs. GeneVieVe Love wants divorce
from Albert Love. Cruelty charged.
Jos. Cairo, dogcatcher, arrested
respectable girl on false charge.
Fired. -
Harry lister, horse dealer, 1910 W.
Lake, wants divorce from May Cor
nell lister. Infdelity charged. Named
las. Swindford and one Thomas" .
Mrs. Harry Hanchett, 5231 S:
MaDlewood av., suicide. Hanged self
Adam Metz, baker, 1923 EIston,
sued for divorce by Margaret Metz.
InfdeHty. MARY" servant GIRL
named.
Stephen Zorro, 1916 Wentworth av.,
charged with abduction Of Minnie
Mitroyic, 2312 Wentworth av., freed
when he agreed to marry girl
Jas. Casey, policeman Chicago aV.
station, discharged for fourishing
GUN and threatening to kill Italians.
Burglars got $4,000 goods from
sideman Wooden Co., 1130 S. Hal
sted.
Mrs. Mae Bennett Jones wants an
lulment of marriage to VIM. D.
ZONES. Says they remarked within
year of divorces.
Hazel Meyers, "a, nurse, and Geo.
Maynard convicted of highway rob
berry.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-03-09
on NE DAY CONCERNING {

Commercial Natl bank, married to
Mrs. Mira Root TeYis in New Or
leans.
Atty Frank F. Farnun, Jr., 1889
Warren av., son of ev-State Sen.
Farnum, tried suicide in Hotel Reed.
Poison. May recover. Love affair.
Albert Peterson, Geo. Nickel and
VIM. Crowley, paroled from Pontiac,
said to have confessed 10 recent rob-
berries.
Myra Singer, 13, coIored, 1854 Lac
fayette av., accidentally killed when
Fred Singer, IL, 1922 S. La Sale,
fired at bird.
Jacob Marzwa, 5, 4e46 g. PauIina,
burned to death in fire at home.
John F. Miller and wife, 5346 S.
Troy, hurt when auto hit machine Of
G. W. McInerney, Oak Park.
Supposed "BIack Hand" fire dam
aged bldg. of Tony Calascibetta, 224
W. 23d pL Had received threatening
letters.
Fire damaged Edw. Hines Lumber
Co. yards, Harrison and Kilbourne.
Neil Hough, 10, Oak Park, missing
for three weeks, found in Windsor,
Can.
Burglar shot by police in ocono-
mowCc, Wis.
Police stopped show at German
theater, Bush Temple. No license.
ForestViIIe school kids eager to
setart "city garden"
Bit Howard and Gus Englehardt,
alleged members Of auto thieves
trust, found guilty Of receiving stolen
car. Face long sentence.
DR.. Herman Berry, 4345 Grand
blvd, will celebrate Tooth birthday
tomorrow.
Building Trades Council to vote on
Union Station terms.
Chinese burglar robbed and beat
Tony Batari, 1900 Fulton. $40 taken.
Mrs. Mary Mackay, artist, wants
divorce from VIM. Geo. Mackav
The Washington times., 1917-05-06

tentious Of anything yet offered by the
Ringing Brothers. It was built by q
corps OF dramatists. including men
prominent In the hippodromes OF Europe
men who have been obliged to trans
fer their talents to this country because
Of the great war.
Entire Story Told.
The fairyland story has been preserved
in Its entirety. One sees the great val
ley Of the gnomes and fairies. the streets
Of the magic city. the palace OF the
king, the home OF Cinderella" the
grand ball room in which the maid OF
the chimney corner loses the glass slip
per. the throne room where the ladies
Of the kingdom contest for the royal
favor and many other scenes incidental
to the well-known tale.
These various scenes are peopled by
a cast numbering more than a thousand
characters. The costumes are in keep
ing with the splendid subject, and vehi-
cles. horses and trappings are Of a type
especially built or selected. The light
ing and mechanical effects surpass those
OF Wagnerian production. Most beau
tiful OF the many scenes Is that In which
the entire fairy band numbering hum
dreds Of woodland sprites give their
The Washington times., 1917-05-06
BABIES M0NEY-GETTERS
Make Mute Appeals For Funds for
Mission Home,

There are dozen conceited young
sters in Washington today. They are
members OF the baby show. being con-
Quoted by the Florence Crittenton Hope
and Help Mission. in the window of
the Julius Lansburgh's Furniture and
Carpet Store. at sl2 Ninth street north
west.
When those in charge arrived at the
place OF exhibit yesterday they
found a check for 1900 awaiting them.
Since 1t Is the purpose OF the babies to
induce passersby to give something to
the support OF the home. they consider
their work today has an auspIcious be-
ginning.
The check IL drawn on the Farmers
Savings Bank OF Colo, Iowa. and is
signed by NJ. r Mccoy. the cashier. It
is made payable to Ella D. Shaw, one
OF the workers for the home.
The baby show. used as a concrete
illustration OF the work OF the home,
makes a mute appeal TO passersby for
funds to continue the work OF the home
during the remainder OF the year.
The Washington times., 1917-05-06

wonderful Dance OF the Flowers" The
fairyland atmosphere has been pre-
served throughout. even to the hand
some paintings which adorn the man,
moth curtain that falls and rises before
the great stage.
Stage IL BrobdlnEnngian.
The stage itself is by far the largest
ever constructed. F1fty-two mechanics
are required to move the scenery and
operate the mechanical devices during
the progress Of the dramatic action. The
costumes total almost 5000 and are as
beautiful as the name Cinderella"
would suggest.
While "Cindelella" is the feature OF
this seasons Ringing program. it is
followed by fully two hours Of remark
able circus acts. Approximately 400 ar
lists take part in the arenic numbers.
the great majority Of whom are entirely
new to American audiences. A trained
animal exhibition Is introduced during
the course Of the main tent program.
specially arranged for the enjoyment OF
the little folks. 1t includes an unusual
number Of trained bears. monkeys, dogs.
Shetland ponies. birds. cats. seals, and
other creatures dear to the hearts Of
the young.