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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-20
INJURY PROVES FATAL
Franklin q. Bnrrcws, Superintendent Of
National Cemetery, Dies mt
His H0ne.

Franklin S. Rarrnws. seventy four
years Of age. died yesterday in his
home at tie National Cemetery, Seven
Pines. from an injury t.. his skull,
which he received when he fell from an
automobile several days ago Mr.. Bar.
rows was superintendent of the Gene
terry at the time OF his Ceath. He was
at one time member Of the Seventy
second New York Regiment in the War
Between the States
Mr.. Barrows was born at Rush. Mon
roe County. New York. and was promi-
ncnt in numerous fr.,ternal orders of
this city. lie came to Richmond
thirteen years ago to take Charge of
the National Cemetery, and held that
position until his death.
Funeral services will be held this
afternoon from The home at O'Clock.
Rev. c. Fl. Smith will conduct the SER
vices. The burial will be in the Ma
tional Cemetery.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-20
LATONIA RESULTS

,d Frs; l.. rnce-six furlonss-words o. Wis
xerdant ie tMerysC. Sc - and s. a. s.c woG
i - ii5 tslinkl. s.. third. limo.
fasheh! Bonnie Lassie. ExshsSi T G Tnsp
wood Girl: Marasmus Pctrograd also ran
Second.Fve and = halt iuriomgs-i.ady
w uH9FI rt 10; tc,sSH9'ry sss .S ana
second: Pretty Baby. III tiiunD' ,itS ,h iisI'
nney; Miss Bonero,, Dirty Face. Sa1anamy,
Par!or Maid and Eastern Princess also ran.
other substituted)
.7::io: s,.io and s.. Won: W i, Dasney. @f ia
tkclsayl. $500 and $3.50. second: Parrish.
iol Iwiilisl. s.. third. Time. l:ii % Chick;
s ka5Hiay y M Lucky pay Srea. Gun. TYPO
$50. $3.50 and 32:76.. won: warsaw. i6S
SiXs i0t p. (pisssns'. sstOY third: Tins
Substitute Nile and a Observation-Disclosures
ing: loi tkcderis). 1870, $3.50 and $50. won;
Lse s'TnS i9I GrnurbS5} tll59 and ;S
third; Time l:5i IS Ask Her. Tito. Ninety
safety First. Clark NJ: Herbert Temple and
DIR; Carmen also ran.
100 (DonahucJ. $40 and So, second; Hem
lock. io7 Connolly. $40. third. Time
las 3-5. DR.. Nslson, Niles Finten. Mono;
Rhymcr also ran.
Sexen,h-Miie and Observation-Disclosures tn; tn n
Cheeks; iO2 tGrnbSrl, IS and sac; SECOND
Iii. Gainer Executor. Toddline. Dude and
HARDWOOD also
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-20
SPEAKERS ARE SCARCE
Only Seven Men Agree to Take 10
Stump to Boost Democratic
CampaIISa,

Contrary TO expectation the Demo
cratic party faces a dcarth in speakers
Tor the now gradually warming cam
raiSn. With the election less than
three weeks distant. the Central Com
mittee can muster only seven speakers.
II was hoped that two score would
have offered their services before this
time. Not one OF the candidates de-
feated in tho August primaries has Of
fered his services Il is said. and all
legislative nominees are keeping under
cover.
Westmoreland Davis will speak at
Bristol tonight. and at Abingdon Mon
day and at Giles Courthouse Tuesday
Governor Stuart will speak at Law
rcnccville Tuesday. Congressman H.
u. Flood has several engagements and
will accompany Wcstmoreland Davis
all next week. Christopher l.. Garnett
will speak at Gloucester November 4;
Colonel George l.. Browning at Flu
wanna Monday; G.. Walter Mapp at
Salem. and John r. Saunders at Farm
vile. Friday. Mr.. saunders will also
speak in Prince Edward Saturday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-20
ADJUSTMENTS
y HNFs N'OUfhN1 ADDS
TO SPICE OF .r<ATISKA-

The musical comedy, "Katinka," a
liammcrstein production. was present
ed at the Academy of Music las; even
ing in very creditable fashion. The
audience was small. but reasonably en-
thusiastic. Tuneful music, good
chorus. able principals. pretty scenes
ana costumes, and remarkably good
imitator characterized as The Walk
ing Music Storey, combined 20 make
out an exceptionally good performance
From first 10 last. the work OF the
chorus merited praise; GOOD voices. with
splendid soprano section. and male
voices of excellent quality. served to
make the chorus singing one of tho
hest features of the play. This was
noticeable in the esveral finales, and in
the "Katinka" selection. given by Ivan
and the male chorus. in the first act.
Much of the solo work fell to the lot
OF Eve Lynn. In the title role, and she
sustained II admirably, even though
some OF her tones displayed imma-
turity. yet her charming manner and
her grace OF person easily atoned for
my deficiencies OF voice. Such n light
opeEa prima donna as she one might
go far TO surpnss. John Roberts. in
the role Of Ivan. disclosed n tenor voice
OF light but agreeable quality; the
duet. "Rackety Coo" sung by Katinka
and Ivan, was one OF the most attrac-
tive features Of the evening and the
recurring solo parts OF Miss Lynn TO
the same melody were much enjoyed
The white doves introduced in th!A
scene were pretty touch of sentiment.
Howard Langford. as the helpful
American, Thnddeus T. Hopper. made
the most OF his part and delivered his
wittictsms with ,cleN erness: the librct-
list has given him some unusually
humorous remarks. but one suspects
that he adds something to them from
his own store OF fun. Paul Veron. as
Boris, displayed big bass voice Of
true Russian quality. and domino ted
the selections in which he sang. Clara
Palmer as Mrs. Hopper. contributed
greatly by her dancing and singing
numbers. while her selection "I Want
to Marry Male Quartet" in which
she was aided ty Harmony four"
was one Of the best numbers Mr..
hopper's retoindcr. with four OF the
ladies' from the chorus. was amusing,
though somewhat a,nateurish.
Decidedly tho best feature Of the
play was the appearance in various
limitations of Mr.. Robins as HALL He
initiated with the voice everything
from Il parrot to n hand organ. includ-
ing concertina. Hawaiian guitar. cor
net and clarinet combined, with sundry
hE-plays such as extracting n large
white hand from the interior Of his
GUITAR and bowling with il in 1.-THE con-
rentional manner. to uproariously an
Piause He likewise carried rea,
green parrot about with him, but in
sisted on doing all the parrot talk
himself. The dancing Of Miss Vincent
ana Mr. Novac was good in both the
RUSSIAN and Turkish modes.
me play was we'll staged; the Turk
Is. ISM care scene was especially Isetty.
ne orchestra also was an important
a"Jhnct and was well-baIanced Or
E""i-a'lon Comment on the play would
nc incomplete " The chorus wore not
o',''neh-e cd on its appearance, as
" ~" SINGING. J. G.. II.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-20
CRIPPLED INDIANS PLAY
YELLOW JACKETS TO-DAY
Loss of Lassiter and Foster Will be
Felt An Initial Battle
mt Home.

WILLIAMSBURG. VA. October 49,
Although they start their first home
contest OF the Eastern Virginia Inter-
collegiate Association handicapped by
Lasstter leaving school and Foster be-
ing on the crippled list, the Indians
are confident that they shall take a
scalp in tomorrow afternoons con-
flict with neutrality-suspicious..
Since the game with the Spiders
Coach Young has made every effort TO
whip his men in shape for Saturdays
possible condition. but the loss of Las
weaken the team Chisholm will re-
place Foster, while Fry will take Las
siter's place at half-back.
The scrimmages of tho week have
been light and no injuries have re-
suited. although little Birmingham is
at Lexington some weeks ago; but this
will hardly keep the little fellow out
of the battle.
This afternoon the eleven was put
through light and snappy signal drill.
while Coach Young gave a blackboard
training before the game.
In to-morrows contest the Indians
are expecting the Jackets to give them
the hottest Kind of fight, as the Jack
cts have always had the reputation OF
being lighters Of the first class. The
Indians. with all their handicaps. will
probably enter the game as follows:
guards; Close and Stout. tackles: Chs
holm and Clark. ends. Fry and Fen
tress. halfbacks; Brooks. quarterback.
and Birmingham. fullback.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-20
FOR COLORED MEN
Plans Completed for Parade Preceding
Departure Tor Camp
Lee,

Plans for the demonstration to he
staged In celebration OF the departure
Of Richmond's ira; increment of coll
ored selected men were completed last
night. when tae various organizations
working on the matter determined the
line Of march, the number of divisions,
and the time of beginning the parade.
The time Of beginning the parade has
been set for o'clock evening before
the mems departure. and the various
divisions will assemble at The Arm
strong School in time to start at that
hbur.
The parade will re in four divisions.
three OF them headed by bands. The
first vision headed by a detachment
of police. i'll be formed Of the chief
marshal and staff, the Red Cross nd
risory board of the colorod chapter.
Spanish war veterans. Uniformed Rank
OF Knights OF Pythias. and the selected
men Of the first draft division The
second viii be formed of beneficial
clubs. societies ana ORGANIZATIONS: tho
third Of the Co:"red Red Cross Branch.
United States War Veterans Auxiliary
and other organ cations. and the fourth
OF school children and their teachers.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-20
MARSHALLlTES TO-DAY PLAY
WOODBERRY FOREST ELEVEN
Injury Prevents Captain Riggs Making
Trip to OranEc-Lnrgc Squad
Leaves Early To-day.

The football eleven Of John Marshall
High School will play it's hrst game
OF the season away from home this
afternoon. when it tackles the Wood
berry Forest team at Orange. The con-
test promises to be close all the way
through. as reports indicate that tho
teams are about evenly matched. The
Woodbury. boys held Fishburne to a
l+-to-l4 tie game on last Saturday,
and enter to-day's game chucked full
Of confidence. John Marshall has won
the only game played this year, and
they too are confident of vici Dry.
Captain Riggs. one OF the main cogs
In the Aarshallites back field. will not
make the trip today. as ne is suffer
ing from an injury to his foot and
VIII have to stay confined to his home
RIGGS Is one OF the most unlucky play
crs on the Marshallites' roster 4 few
days prior to nearly every game he
gets hur; and is laid up for several
days.
The team will leave on the s.ao
o'clock train this morning, and will
return home some time tomorrow
night. The following men will make
the trip:
Coach Munce, Manager Eanes; North
crn, quarter back: Core, half back:
stuart. half bacH; watkins. full back
Jones. back: Todd, end; Quarles. tackle:
Crutchhcld. guard: II. Smith. tackle:
naile: end; Hun. guard; Beeson. end,
and Clark. crd.
An acting captain for Riggs will be
appointed by Coach Munce
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-20
Hair Harsh and Brittle,
or Excessively Oily?

Frequent applications of Parco Re-
sorso-the wonderfully efficacious pre-
paration for the head and scnIp-will
soften and beautify In appearance. I'm
excelled for dandruff. itching scalp.
falling hair and all diseases Of the hair
and scalp. Stimulates the growth and
keeps hair In best of condition, thus
preserving the beauty and healthfuI
condition OF head and scalp for years
Try soc bottle to-day-note tho won
derful results few applications will
produce. Sold and recommended in
Richmond at the following reliable
drug stores: Paragon Pharmacy. Hord's
Drug Store. T. a. Miller Co, Washing
ton & Early uwo stores). l.. T. Wright
Drug Co, Burnett's Drug Store, Allen
Avenue Pharmacy, Farley's Pharmacy.
Kern's Pharmacy and ono store In each
town.-AdlV., ....
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-20
BENEDICTINE TEAM OPENS
SEASON WITH A VICTORY
Eleven Triumphs Over McGuIre'n Uni
Fcrsity school In Well-Playcd
COntent-ScOre, IL to D.

Eenedictne Military College inau-
Eurated its football season yesterday
afternoon by defeating the McCuire's
University School eleven at Byrd Park
by the score Of IA to in a game that
was highly interesting from start to
finish
The teams fought hard for every inch
IN the frst half of tho game. hut, in the
Closing periods the Cadets opened up n
variety OF plays that completely baf-
nea their opponents with the result
Ihht Bencdict!ne made two touch
Downs anu scored it's first shut-out OF
the season. Bauer and Kclliher have
the honor of being the first Cadets to
register points for their team this sea-
SON.
Dyke klevesahl. who Is coaching the
soldier boys. was very much pleased
at the showing that the team made. and
Is confident that this will not be the
only victory this year. The bows have
the school spirit. and arc not defeated
until the last minute Of play. The
school faculty also Is behind the team
and. with its cooperation, the bows
have taken a new lease on life and
athletics at Benedictine are boominp
klevesahl. Bauer. Hefling and DOYLE
did the best work for Benedictine ves-
terday, while Leach and Purcell pui I'm
n great game for the defeated team
benedictine has a fine schedule of
games arranged and Is endeayorinr r.
secure contests with Maury, OF Nor
loik. Blackstone. Petersburg and Wa.
very; In addition to these game there
VIII be the usual local prep games.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-20
LIBERTY LOAN BOOTHS
HAVE SECURED $4,000
Women Making Great Drive for Sub
scriptions In Local depart
mcnf

Chairmen of the four Liberty loan
booths submitting reports last night
to The Times Dispatch showed total
for the five days in which the booths
have hecin in operation Of $4,000. or
this amount the booth at Miller &
Rhoads. OF which Mrs. George j. Seay
is chairman, has a otal OF S76,450. The
Woman's Club OF Ginter Park manned
this booth yesterday. and the Common
wealth Chapter, Daughters OF the
American Revolution, will be in charge
to-day. Mrs. a. J. Montague was chair
man OF the booth at Thalhimcr's yes
terday, which took in $ll,35o. The
booth at Cohen's, 5000. and mat at
Mosby's $4,000. Miller &c Rhoads's booth
led with $1,000 1t is confidently ex-
pectcd that when the store closes this
afternoon, the subscriptions at thi,
booth alone for the week will reach the
100000 mark.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-20
HOLD CONFERENCE HERE
amps Community Recreation OF.
hcinl" Seek to Mobilize All
Resources.

TO further tho work OF the War
lamp community Recreation Seryicc
CHARLES j. Weller. OF Washington and
~. ~ atkinson. OF Petersburg. met
mere Yesterday in conference with {,
~. Winfrey, chairman Of the Richroond
commission on Training Camp Activ-
tiles.
Earlier in the day Mr.. Atkinson nd
resscd the state Council Of Defense
ne brought the members a personal in.
Vi'atioh 10 attend the national confer
ence on war camp community recrno.
ioh service to he held in Washington
next tuesday at the New Willard uo-
tel. MIR. Atkinson has recently come IN
petersburg from Chattanooga. where
ne was enSaged in similar work.
Slr Weller Is known in Richmond
through his work with the Recreation
Congress held hero several years ago
ny the playground and Recreation As-
ISOLATION OF America, of which he "a
secretary. 1t is to this association thai
the responsibility of constructive ser-
vice In tho war camp communities ms
bcen delegated. The association seeks
10 mobilize social and recrcationnI re-
sources of all communities near train
ing camps to provide club houses. home
hospitality. accommodations and activ-
tiles for leisure hours for soldiers of,
duty. w
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-20
SPIDERS MEET TIGERS
HERE THIS AFTERNOON
Elevens Primed for Second Champ.
fonship Clash OF Local Season.
Boulevard Field, $3.50 Il. NJ.
MILLER CERTAIN TO PLAY
RichpIond College Backfield Star
About Recovered From Recent In
juries-Determinede Upon Victory.
Good Game Expected.

Richmond College and Iiampden-
Sidney will clash at Boulevard Field
this afternoon at 3:l5 o'clock in a
football game that will have n distinct
bearing on the 1917 championship of
the Eastern Virginia intercollegiate
Athletic Association. The winner OF
this afternoons contest will have de-
cided advantage over the other contes-
tants.
Coach Dohson has been working the
loca! collegians overtime in an cf-
fort to get them in condition for the
fracas to-day. and, from all reports. tho
Spiders will make "A much better show
Ing against the Tigers than they did
last Saturday when they faced Will
liam and Mary. The training that tho
proved their playing wonderfully. and
they have worked with more smooth
ness than they have exhibited here
Word from the Richmond College
that Tom Miller would be in the line
Ter has recovered from his injury, and
no is expected 10 show the dash and
speed that has caused him to be one
Of the most feared men to opposing
elevens. The return of Tom has caused
the hopes of the Spiders TO rise about
100 per cent. and followers Of the Red
dollar that Richmond College will
down the Tigers to-day.
Coach Dobson is very optimistic
over the Spiders winning the game to-
day and bases his confidence on the
fact that there is a wealth of reserve
material on the squad in event some
OF the regulars are hurt. The show
ing of the first and second teams has
been very encouraging to the coach and
followers of the Spiders.
Chatham Training School will play
the Spiders second team on Monday
afternoon at Stadium Field. and. when
some one yelled. oh you. Chatham"
at the second team yesterday they went
at the regulars With ar, rush. 49,.
Hampden- Sidney eleven has been dub
bed. will journey TO Richmond to-day
confident OF victory, and will enter
the battle with their hearts set on
carrying Off the honors. For the past
College has been the sole topic OF dis
cussion on the Hampde Sidney cam
pus, and the entire student body is
pulling" for victory over them. 1t Is
said that large number Of rooters will
accompany the team TO Richmond, and
some lively roofing is promised.
Should the visiting aggregation win |
to-days game they will have 4 de- |
cided advantage over the Spiders In |
that the next contest against the local !
team will be played in Farmville and
the Tigers are not in the habit Of be-
ing defeated on their home grounds.
The lineup Of the teams is only a
matter OF conjecture at this time, and
neither coach is willing to give any
definite decision at this time for some /
display unusual form and beat one OF |
the veterans out Of a berth. 1t is safe
to say, however. that both colleges will |
be represented by their strongest pos (
sible combinations.
a probable lineup Of the teams fol-