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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-12-07
ACTS
ON NEW LYRIC BILL

Joseph l.. Browning's ridiculous
character sketch would extract
laughs on any kind of a night and
during any kind OF show, but the
rest of the week viii find him work
ing hard to excel in interest the four
other acts on the new bill at the
Lyric.
ON the program are two weH-hn-
lshed acts One is that of the Rev
nolds and Donegan company. Rey-
nolds and Donegan, as well as their
unnamed assistant, performed some
hair-lifting tricks on roller skates.
The other is that OF the Broadway
boys and girls, who dance new
dances, sing old and new songs. and
otherwise caused some fifteen min
utes to vanish unobserved
Dorothy Earle. a pretty lass in
curls, sung several songs. which were
well selected. Remarkable stunts
done with the assistance of few
bags is the act with which
Kelly brothers opened the bill.
R +, d
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-12-07

'MARY'S ANKLE A CTRCUMspECT
WARM WEATHER FARCE

! 'Mary's Ankle is not a naughty
tarce, indeed it's far from it, I'll Is
about as circumspect a warm wealth
| er farce as we have ever seen. Just
why its producers should find 1t neces-
sary to call attention to II by a dis
! play of billboa rd advertising calling
attention TO an alluring display Of
ankle and hosiery Is difficult to un-
derstand- IL has a certain amount OF
gaiety and sprightliness~ 90 It. which
coupled with q. number of adroit situa So
tons for the most part handled with
care, makes 1t very pleasing light
form of evenings entertainment which
does not tax ones mentality to follow
but affords a good many healthy
/ laughs for the tired business mar
who Is anxious TO take his mind OFT
| af his numerous worries OF the pres
ent strenuous time. The chief char
acters brought together for the pur-
pose fof working out the plot are n
doctor. lawyer. and merchant. all
lately from college and anxious to
make living by almost any scheme
that smacks Of legitimacy When
their funds have reached a low ebb,
with no regular prospects of replen-
ishment. they hit upon q. scheme OF
announcing the marriage SO that they
ents, which they can pawn for value
received. When the presents arrive
they all prove to ne lingerie instead
of cut glass and silverware. so they
are left in a predica ment A con
venient method Of disposing of the
loot is presented by the arrival on the
scene in the doctors office of young
lady with a sprained ankle, and
obviously she proves to be a real
Mary Jane Smith. The rest of the
play In concerned with the efforts of
the conspirators oexplain the lingerie
TO Mary Jane. and Mary Jane TO n
wealthy uncle of the doctor. OF
course all ends happily and the final
curtain dtscloses all. aboard a steamer
bound for Bermuda. with nothing TO
do until tomorrow.
Alleine Poe. as Mary, proved a win
some miss with a cha rming and quiet
ly effective method in which she man.
aged her comedy requirements grace
fully.
Bert Leigh, as the doctor, hardly
came up to expectations. seemingly
being III al ease in his part
Edward Butler. as the merchant
chief, was funny In part full Of
IN eaty lines and business. and he got
all possible humor out of IL.
Donald. Mac. Leod, as tho lawyer,
proved too that he is = capable actor
Louise Ss nford, an actress OF the Old
school. who ought to know better
spoiled some of her best scenes as a
iandlady by stumbling
in her lines,
James Hester was y breezy uncle. /
and May Wallace a stunning auntie
Royal Cutter who was q valued mem
Der of the summer stock recently
here, scored in the last act as a funny
English steward And again jilst why !
the MANAGEMENT advertised the ORR
ginal company when not a single |
member OF it played here last night, |
r. tf- RI 10 estttae#rtaaasfe ss4sss- All ?
can be found with the one here. and /
the original company is playing this /
week I'm New York.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-12-07

FAMOUS DANCING SKATERS
ENLIST FOR RED CROSS

An attraction not mentioned in the
printed program Of the big Red Cross
war fund benefit. which win be given
at the Lyric theater this morning at
Ii o'clock, was added last night by
Manager Charles w. Rex, II is the
dancing exhibition TO be given by Rey
nolds and Donegan. who come direct
from the Orpheum circuit TO partici-
pate in this benefit performance. They
present every known figure Of ice
skating and refler SKATING This act
has been featured In the largest vaude
VILE theaters in London. Paris. elias
cow, New York and Chicago I'm the
last two seasons.
Among the amateurs who will ap-
pear on the bill with the professional
acts today are: Miss Ruth Miles. cias-
sic danseuse, Frank A. Cosby & Co.
a burlesQue ON Hamlet
Charlie Smith, hlackface monoIogist.
and Miss Roma Harris. child phe-
nomenon. who will give a dramatic
recital. One price of admission will
be charged for the Red Cross benefit
30 cents. No seats will be reserved.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-12-07

MEDICAL EXPERTS
To HOLD MEETING

Especial TO The Richmond yirginian. J
Petersburg, Dec. 6.--On next Tues
day at the Y. NJ. G, A. the South
aide Medical association will hold it's
annual meeting. This meeting prom
ises TO be Of unusual interest to the
medical profession as wei as 10 the
general public.
The address OF welcome will be de-
livered by Mayor Gillian and on the
program Of addresses are the names
Of so4s1e OF the most dizttn guished sur
seoE~s 81 sss@ csssa3try. aew 1sSsieha1. IL
Camp Lee, Among them are Colonel
II. l., Rhodes, medical corps division
surgeon, Major Stuart Mcclure, DR.
II. q, Williams, state health commits
sioner and president of the Medical
Society Of Virginia.; Major r. Schmit-
ter. NJ. C.. commanding officer of the
base hospital and chairman OF the
section on medicine, Jor W. NJ,
Peple, chief OF the nervous and men
tai unit OF the division and others
Fleshood--Smifh.
Yesterday afternoon at the home
OF MIR, and Mrs, J. q. Adom. sol North
South street, Miss Jessie Irene Smith.
of Brunswick county. was united In
marriage 70 Harvey s. Fieshood. also
OF Brunswick county. The Rev. A. r.
Love, OF the West End Baptict church.
officiated.
The attendants we're Miss Benys
Abernathy. Miss Annie House, Miss
Edith Smith. William Berry and O.
A. Fleshood.
Suffragistg Meet
The frat meeting OF the Equal SUI
frags league or Petersburg was held
yesterday afternoon. Much business
OF Importance was transacted and Pc
titions for circulation among the citi-
zens of this city urging senator's and
congressman 70 support the federal
amendment were prepared Much In
terest In the work to be carried on
by this league this winter was shown
by the ladies present
Veterans Elect OffieerN
The annual meeting Of the A. r. FIN
camp. Confederate Veterans. was held
tonight in the camp hall Business
OF importance was discussed and sew
eral officers were elected.
Smith--Lesley
Yesterday afternoon, at the home
OF Rev. n. w. Moore pastor of the |
Second Baptist church, Miss Bessie
Lee Smith became the bride of Carl |
Lesley, of Reidsviile. N c. Rev. |
Moore officiated.
The couple left Immediately for
and other points North |
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-12-07

] iates that in case he should conquer
{ Robert Fitzsinmons he will accept the
! Police Gazette championship diamond
belt
! Fourth. Il is further agreed that
I George Siier, of Chicago shall be ask
ed to referee the contest,
I Fifth. II Is further agreed that
the winner of the contest shall be
entitled 10 all the purse in addition
/ to the stake money"
/ The matter then was allowed to
rest until the next meeting which We
were to have in Decemb her at which
! time bids were to he received from
promoters who might want to stage
the contest. The bars against pugi-
I listic contests to a finish were still
down In practically all of the states
and we had decided to give the pro-
rnoters as much time an possible to
look around before announcing what
they could offer In the way OF a
purse.
Along in October word was passed
to me by some friends in San Fran
cisco that it would be best not to so
through with the proposed match
with Tom Sharkey I was told that
sharkey. acting under orders from
his handlers wouldn't hight unless
4 knew what that meant. So, after
finding out that this information was
really true, / announced that I would
not fight Sharkey on December 81.
as had been planned.
A few weeks later / met Bob F'ftz-
simmons.
1--WE got a chance 10 fight Sharkey,"
Bob told me II have been promised
pretty purse for this and would
like to- go through with II as need
the money"
We'll. 20 20 IT." I replied, ''Eshar-
key Ia rough sort OF . fighter and
you ought to win from him easily.
But be careful that they don't Job
you as 10 the referee"
"Oh, I'm nou afraid came back
Bob II guess I can beat him all
right even If he has hts own referee,
But. OF course. there is n chance OF
my being beaten What I want 10
know is this In case he beats me
will il affect our match any,"
Not at all / replied. Go ahead
aud fight sharkey If you want to.
F.ven II ne heats You wsff 20 right
a head with our fight. But. don't for
got that 7 warned you To be careful
about who referees If YOU do fight
Shark ey''
So. Bob ana Martin Julian. his
manager arranged things for the
meeting between the Australian and
Tom EhNrkey The bout took place
In the Ne.hani pavilion in San Fran |
cisco on December 9. 1895 and the
Incidents concerning it form. one OF
the most sensational chapters in the |
entire history Of the prize rims.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-12-07

on their bridal tour. They will reside
/ in Reidsvilie. The bride is the daugh-
! ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Grover Smith.
Seymour street. this city, and the
groom Is in the clerical department of
the American Tobacco company.
Gilman--Wyatt
At the home of the officiating min
lister, Rev. A. r. Love, of the West
End Baptist church. on Wednesday
! night, Miss Helena Wyatt, daughter
/ of Mr.. and Mrs. w. Fl. Wyatt, of
Prince George county, was united in
marriage to John Stewart Gilman, of
Richmond The couple left for
Richmond where they will reside.
Paper and Rags Cause Collapse.
The entire second floor. of Eli Eull
& Co., on Old street, collapsed last
tuesday night, due, it is believed to
the tinbers giving away under the
10000 pounds of paper and rags
stored away on the floor. Damage to
the building amounted TO about $500
Rcdman-Dickerson.
Last night, at the home of the OFF,
ciating minister, Rev. A. r. Love, of
the West End Baptist church Miss
Mary Elizabeth Dickerson became the
bride of Charles r. Redman.
The ceremony was witnessed by w.
c. Dickerson. brother of the bride:
@itni les = Gedtusns pFOtHef Oh the
groom, Mrs. Redman, Mr. and Mrs.
W. w. Hopson and c. a. Gerecke.
Mr.. and Mrs. Redman VIII spend the
weekend with Mr.. Redman's brother
in this city and will make their home
at Stony Creek, Va
District Stewards Meet
The annual meeting of the district
stewards Of the Petersburg district.
Virginia Annual conference. was held
in the Washington Street M. r.
church. The meeting was presided
over by Rev. NJ. s. Colonna. the new
presiding elder. One of the most inn
portsnt transactions of the meeting
was the resolution to raise the pre-
siding elders salary to S2,So0 per
year
Among the out-of-town elders pres
emf were s. b. Barham. Jr.. of surry:
c. ID. Warren. South Hill; r NJ Or
gain, Lawrenceville; A. r.. Clary,
Prince George; r. L. Simonson, Ches-
terneid; .. Fl. Gresham. Ivey Memo
rial and3 Chester: /. NJ. Warren, City
Point; J. f. Wilcox. Waverly.
Mrs. Sadie NJ. Wright
Mrs. Sadie Morriss Wright. OF this
city, died yesterday morning at the
Virginia hospital, Richmond, follow
ing a brief Illness. She is survived
by two sisters. Mrs. Kate Upchurch
and Mrs. r. Il. Gates. of this city. |
The remains were brought to this city
yesterday and the funeral was held
at the grave in Blandford cemetery
this afternoon at $50 O'Clock The !
Rev. c. b. Bryan. rector Of Grace |
Episcopal church. efae!atea
Eniists Many Men.
Interest in the organization OF the !
new Lee company OF the Third Viz
ginta regiment is growing each day |
About twenty applications were re- |
ceived last night and today The Off |
cials in charge Of the organization I
state that they are confident that the
necessary 100 men will be secured by
next Wednesday.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-12-07
GUABQAT SMITH
PUNCHES MANAGER

New York. December s.--Pugtiism Ia
rot as dead as doornail In this state
after all. for when former pusilists and
iaeir erstwhile managers disagree. fhe
ex-nEhters do not content themselves
by siapping the others wrists
Anyway. .Gunboar' Smith. according
10 James Buckley, his former manager.
IL sha employment Of ringHids phrase
may be used. busted Buckley la the jaw
80 that Ave stitches had TO be taken in
his caticle. Buckley appointed Magis~
trate Voorhees,. of the Eoney Island po-
lice court, referee. and hs and Gun
boat" Smith fought the arst> round OF
a, lseaI bastl~> M aonrt today.
Buckley claimed. nursing 4 badly
swoilen jaw the while. that Smith
firted with another manager la San
Francisco and that when he sought an
accounting here he wss handed wal
sop In the jaw"
s'Gunboa declared that ne acted In
self-defense and that his former man
a8er must have run against his fat
Buckley. he claimed. circulated yarns
concerning the lighter and Mrs. Gun
boat" and departed with smiths rail-
road ticket, leaving him FIAT.
Magistrate Voorhees, announced, 1T
effect. that 1T Will take him until De
rerher ~ to count ten.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-12-07
George ". TaIcott.

The 4aneral OF George r. TaIcott,
aged thirty five which took place. yes
terday with interment in HOLLYWOOD.
services he4F4E-ftsfti -pscfoc1S IN
the home or his mother, Mrs. Frances
Mason Talcott, f6i0 Park avenue.
The deceased had made his home in
Oklahoma with his family for the
past few years. He is survived by
his mother: his wife. who was Misc
l-iesa Archer, of Richmond: a young
daughter. Mary Archer Talcott: one
brother. y. r, r. Taicott of Blacks
burg: and three sisters. Mrs. Marion
Fisher and Misses Cary and Juliet
Talcott. ALI OF this city He rvss a
nephew Of Colonel r NJ n. TaIcott.
of Richmond
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-12-07
Questions and Answers.

James j. Corbett gladly win an
s"er In this column all questions
pertaining to sports and to body
building which are suitable for
publication In a newspaper. When
the questions call for a personal
reply, and are not intended for
publication, an addressed envelope
with 3 cents in stamps) must be
inciosed.
1t is Mr.. Corbett's hope to make
this department helpful as well as
instructive, and to this end he
cheerfully will give advice on all
health topics that come within the
range of his information and ex-
perfence. Address James j. Cor
eett, care The Richmond Virginian.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-12-07
NORFOLK MAY HAVE
CITY PRISON FARM

Norfolk. Va, Dec. 6.--The orda-
nance looking to the establishment of
city prison farm for Norfolk has
started on its way At the regular
meeting OF the common council last
night the ordinance appropriating
S45, 900 for the purchase of land for
the institution and estimates for
equipment OF the farm OF s5S47 and
s4,270 for its operation for four
months. beginning March /, were
placed on their first reading and re-
ferred to the finance committee.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-12-07
Colonel Nathaniel TnYInr-

One Of the last of the ante-bellum
editors Colonel Nathaniel TAYLOR was
laid to rest in Hollywood yesterday
a fternoon. His body was brought here
from Washington where he died Tues
day in the Ontario apartments He
had lived In the capital for the last
forty years,
Colonel Taylor. aged sixty-nine, was
a. native Elchmonaer, educated
Virginia Military institute and tho
University or Virginia He was edi-
tor OF the old Richmond Enquirer
and served as colonel in the Civil war
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-12-07
RAILROAD BUYS 500 ACRES
OF LAND FOR TERMINAL

The n. vi. r. g. y. railroad has
purchased about 500 acres on Chesa-
lpeake bay near Ocean View. to be
nsed for terminal purposes. OF which
the larger part was acquired from WI.
r.. Garrett. It was cash Transaction,
Nj. Garrett receiving check for
111g,000 for the tract II Is also re-
nofTad that j. L. Miller has sold 10
III x.. r. - N, about Thirty acres
~ sesne vicinity
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-12-07
VAR Tax on season pa..e..

Chicago. December 6.-~Ban Johnson
and Carry Hermann, chairman of the
National Baseball Commission. have
suggested that $s.fs be collected In
advance on each baseball pass for the
season az war tax. in order TO avoid
The confusion of collecting at the gate
for zach game
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-12-07

New York, December s.--rhe damper
nnt ON the boxing game In New York
state has led to flow Of interest to-
wards other sports. The six-day hi
cycle race and the International catch
as-catch can wrestling contest are
showing to full houses nightly.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-12-07

Chicago, December s.-ivy Wingo.
mainstay catcher of the Cincinnati
Reds. viii most likely change for a
bunk with the Cubs. II the conference
now being held between Charles
weeghman and August Herman, pres
ident OF the former club. can make the
step easy. Wingo has often expressed
= desire to go to Chicago.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-12-07

Norfolk, Va. Dec. FIN order that
the government may be able to So
cure the necessary number OF labor
ers on the big projects that are now
under way, Norfolk union, No, q,
Brickiayers, Masons and Plasterers
international union met last night In
Eagles hall and started movement
looking to the registration of every
available man In the organization.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-12-07
Rig Tobacco Boom

Martinsville, Dec e.--Martinsville
is on a big tobacco boom on account
of recent rains, with large breaks at
both warehouses. At one warehouse
$3.50 pounds sold for sl3.830.2s, or
an average of Is IA cents pound.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-12-07
Healand Wins By a Head.

New Orleans. December s.-~Rediaaa
won by a head in drive from Tndo-
lence, the second choice, also heavily
played. Humma repeated again today.
winning the frst race. paying TO l..
Lady London with rs TO l against her
won the second. Beauty Shop and Red
land were favorites to win. Little
Bigger failed to land in the money In
/ he iaet race. much to the disappoint-
ment Of a big crowd OF hackers.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-12-07
To Test Boxfng Inv.

New York, December S.--The Broad
way Sporting club. whose Willingness
10 test out the Frawley laws position
towards club-staged boxing matches
resulted in several OF it's officers being
arrested Ia to have three ten-round
rshts for It's members next Saturday.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-12-07
fonts to He H@rred From Track.

New Orleans. December s.--Touts
and tipeters that have Infested the
track here have found crusader In
Joseph A. Murphy, presiding steward,
who 1t was learned today has taken
measures to bar them from the racing
grounds
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-12-07
Marriage T,fr~uaex

Marriage licenses were issued yestsr-
dsT ny Clerk Walter Christian to the
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-12-07

Editors Note: This is the twenty
sixth chapter of series of articles
eV Jim Corbett which deal with the
career OF Bob Fitxsimmons. Few men
knew Fity as Corbett knew him and
80 these stories reveal some incidents
In the life of F1tEsimmons that never
before have been printed. The next
chapter win appear tomorrow
Bob Fftxsimmons and ] met on
September IL, 1898 In an uptown New
York hotel and without much prelim-
mary framed the articles or agree
meat covering the match which
eventually took place on March II,
1897 In Carson city, Nevada.
The articles read
We, the undersigned James +.
CeTfeett and Robert Fttzsimmons,
hereby agree 10 bog to n finish. ac-
ccrding to the Marquis OF Queens
barry rules for $4,000 q side. before
the club offering the best inducements,
lowing conditions shall govern the
match: =.
First. That AL Smith. or New
York city, with whom we have each
deposited the sum of 5000 shall re
he final stakeholder,
we both agree TO deposit the re-
ufalnder of the stake money with the
final stakeholder thirty days before
fh~ date selected FOR the contest
Second IT is further agreed that
the match shall take place sixty days
from the date of the contest between
j. J Corbett and Thomas. Sharkey,
providing the above named contest
is brought to successful conclusion
before December 81. 1918. Should
thtr contest between J. J, Corhett and
Thomas aharkev be declared off fer
any reason. Corhett hereby binds
himself TO box F',tzsimmons on or be-
fore the FIRST OF March. 1927,
Third James +. Corbett stinu-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-12-07
..Oh. BOY"

oh Boy" the most brilliant and
charming musical comedy seen in
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-12-07

-f+s4+t.Sp4 al s-.---
James K. Hall ard GLADYS L. Gentry.
Isaac Q. Digs and Annie c. Dough-
erty,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-12-07
sCorbett and Fitzsimmons Sign
Final Agreement for Finish Bout
JAMES j. CoRBfTT.
Copyright Feature Syndicate tnc1
By JAMES j. CoRBETT

opyr.sht. ls17. BY King Features syndicate. me-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-06-07

UMARLI. !.
j. p. TE0FIL

Pc dlugiej niewyleczalnej cho-
|robie stwardnienia watroby, po-
zegnal sic tym swiatem we VITO
rex S. p. Teofil Bambenek, z Aber
deem So. Oak, Nieboszczyk, oko}o
diva tygodnie temu przybyl dow
nony W goscine do krewnych, pan
silva Cichanowskich, 526 E. i III.
i tn go smierc zaskoczyla. iona
PAM Leokadya i dzieci: Alfons,
Benjamin i Cecylia byli obecni
przy zgonie S. p. Teofila.
N~ieboszczyk urodzil sic 1890
maja, 1869 r. i liczy1 teraz IS lat.
.Opr6cz zony i dzieci pozostawia
braci: Michala i Francisz-
ka i dwie siostry PAM Antonina
Cichosz i PAM Anna Masygowa. Pc
grzeb s. p. Teofila odbedzie sic
w piatek 9tej godz. z domu
panstwa Cichanowskich do koscio
Ia sw. Stanislawa X. a potem IA
cmentarz Fanny Maryi. Wieczny
odpoczynek race mu dac Panic!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-06-07
WNIOSKI MA
WEGII.

Podania ma dostarczanie ITO
ton prawdziwych Wilmington we
gil, W kawalach, beda przez rekor
dera miejskiego, miassta Winona,
Minnesota, pred 1szym wrzesnia,
1917 przyjmowane: W podaniu
cen musi bye w1aczone wolne do
.stawienie wozami az ma miejsce.
Podania cen beda przedlozone
radzie miejskie a ia p~osiedzeniu
tel ze rady W budynku miejskim
w lokalu majora wspomianego
miasta dnia 4 czerwca, 1917 o 8.
godzinie wieczorem otwarte.
ubiegajacy sic must zawrzec w
przeciagu 10 dni pismienna umo-
we, brzmiaca, re propozycye PREY
Ja1 i wspomiane wegle podlug o.
m0wienia dostawi.
Prawo odrzucenia jednego albo
wszystkich wniosk0w zastrzega
sic.
Winona. % maja 1917.
Geo. w. Hoffman,
rekorder miejski
Winona, Mimi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-06-07
LIBERTY LOAN.

" Sprawic "pozyczki wolnoscio
Wcj', do kt1rcj sckretarz skarbu
". j. MrAdoo povo|uje Gala lud
no>": Hmcrykan>Ka o kt6rcj czytcl
nirv Wioru>a mega znalcSc OBJ
>lrrni"j>zN opis ia innem mirj--
sru. mech kaIdy W tym tygodniu
urlyni 60 moZr. Pro>jmy take
przrrzytac sohie ~o@Io>zonia kup
uir hondoW Wolno>ciowNch 'Li--
brr1N Bonds.'
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-06-07
CHkOPCY ODNIESLI TRYUMF

w przcszly wtorck w tutejszej
Dpcrzc odbyl sic koncert klubu
cIIoralncgo chfopcow z wyzszej
>zkoly "Cotter School, Jako soil
sta baryton wystepowal nasz ro-
lak, pan FranciSzck J. Rosenthal
Z st. Paul, artysta, kt0ry odrazu
zjcdnal sobic przychylnoscc, a kt0-
va sic potcm wzmagala 4 kaZdym
nowym SpicWcm kt6ry W jryo pie
knym glosic rozbrzmicwal.
WszyStkic numcry W konccrcic
hN]y dobrzc ~wykonane i chlopcy
odnicSli zwycie>two urzadzcnia
talk artystycznego koncertu.