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The daily Alaskan., 1917-04-14
COLDS AFFECT THE KIDNEYS
 
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 -@ DOss your back Sens ana become weak?
 are urinary passases irregular and disErssSiRS7
 '' These syu4Dtouna arc oauaR to sus- pect kidney wea1rR@s.
 ~WSAksnsd kidaSyS he@d quick, help. .''Doaa's Kidney P1llh ara e0eciai ly prsparad for wRakSR66 EidneyB.
 Graceful people rscOnmsnd them. .williRm' c. Ruasall, rAttrsd far mar, gsE Valencia s., San Francisco Cal. Gtys: Many colds and days of long horTs and strsininG work eauseda my tidAeyB to give IRs lot 'pG tFUEbla.s Rzt1s Besm8d tQ settle h th -mail-Os my Sad6 and tAe suf6ar5aES IigEdnre8 gGs terrible. suffsr1ng IrlUnduTe8 'gwas atsrTtbie. BTeFT bit ec8 sWsTGpEtk EI5ma and my kidHeyU. aetA8s too UftaR3 annoy thyme at .6tRht.s DOaR's , Kidney P5lls, asts8 se, a et1ats 'tQ my kid Easyraaa HnEsfang great bnettt." % ,PEices Soc, Ut 'Sl87 dsAiers. Don't Eiwpiy eaEk for Q ;lCtdaay remedy Fs4 D0Rn'B Kidney P PillS-+tbs same tasts Br. RrsssB hads Fostqr &il- lbuYH Coz PrOps.7 SsuataaoS ,N. '.
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The daily Alaskan., 1917-04-14
PRESBYTERIAN n8URC#

Sunday morning at=1t+ the staEs mon subject Is: AFRELIGIoNN WITHOUT A CROSS; s&sd in tAEa evening at 8 the subteC& is: F1iHlYY TRAGEDY OF RELTGB0US IN- DIFFERENCE. aGuStS by sEh4s Younc WomeH's Choir sRf 'AaSth services. Sunday sShooI 12:l6. The public is cordially sfnrated to all tke services.
 l.. HI. FeaeeNgs, 1aIBteF.
The daily Alaskan., 1917-04-14
MINED GOODS 10
 a TAKR SHARP RAISE

Seattle, April 14-Adyancs in' 4formation received bE Seattle re- .tan srOeers is to the effect that .tinnsd fruits sandf vegetables of all kinds ara to be 50 per cent higher Fsr the fell delivery of 1917. Many Wholesalers nave a already revised thsir lprices 9oe gba Is16apackk up sto2thosa figuTes.. F6gthe soaring aprieAs OE tinf is zNssigned' tha causes sNoE ths1mzrEea advance,
The daily Alaskan., 1917-04-14
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 9 TDatSatsHyDGhdFaG GSEuas. ~ There are many mes who wear their ,hata practically all the time when awake, and are lhlessed with apheayy shook of hair; yet # the scRlps Of these same men once became infested with dandruft germs, the pardsiteS would multiply all ths quicker. for. lack of air- Baldness would ensus az the Aaal result New hro's, Hsrpictde kills these germs and stimulates unhealthy hair to abundant growth. HerpfSide iB pleasant hair
 dressing yas wAllsHS ( GfSAndruT cure and contains not an AtoHi Of Injurious sub
 utnnee. Sold by leading drrHgists. Send
 iOc. fnt stamps for 5SmpEo to Ths HOTpi
 sl6S CO. Detroit Mich
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The daily Alaskan., 1917-04-14

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The daily Alaskan., 1917-04-14
SYSTEM AND PRINTING

Don't put 1t off, but order your printing now which You will need when you put 1n your new system. The Daily Alaskan job department Is peter equipped than ever to do your work. PTtees right and work promptly executed. If.
The daily Alaskan., 1917-04-14
CHRISTIAN BGRNon

Christian Science BeEgtess &tl bs held Sunday evening at7sSU p'elceE in the Alaskan Building. .s Subject - ARB s1Ns LTET s AND DEATH REALg
 The public tB Welsgan& ,aa Sunday School I9 Q'&lOck. H
The daily Alaskan., 1917-04-14
CHURCH NOTES.
ST, MARKS OATRo1aq CHURCH

gGFag Rcly Communion ats8s9B a. ms A Mass and Instruction 10; 30 s,s- mb Sunday School 2:30p.:m. 5 Evening Service 7:3S o'clock n1 Everybody js Ordis1l sAyiGRd-
 Fr. P, H, %eGl, iS. @'
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-12-07

eli, zatwardzeniu, b0lu glowy, bez
sennosci, nerw6wosci, ogolnemu
os}abieniu, j innych przypad-
kach zaburzcn zo}adka poznacie
~nieoceniona wartosc tego le-
karstwa. W aptekach. - Trinera
i Trinera Lagodziciel
kaszlu powinien stale znajdowac
sic Waszej domowcj apiece.
Pierwsze 2 tych lckarstw jest ME
zr0wnane PREY reumatyzmie, neu
ralgii. bolach W krzyzu, zwichnie-
ciu, opuchnieciu it'd. drugie lekar
stwo skutkuje szybko IA zaziebic
ME i kaszel, bronchitis, astme, o.
chrypniecic it'd. w aptekach. =
Jos. Triner wiclkowyr0bca le-
karstw. 133333-1343 S. Ashland av.
Chicago. III.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-12-07
P0zEGNANlE POL
SKICHREKRUT0W
=:
81 0chotnikow do polskiej
armn uhonorowanych ma spe-'
cyalnem naboze1stwie.
Skauci marynarscy maszero-
wall 3 rek1utami = odjad4
pewno W lynn .tygodniu.

Duluth, Mlnn. = Trzydziesci
!; siedem rekrut6w, gotowych do.
wyjazdu do Niagara, Ont, ably
sic tam przy}aczyc do Polskiej Ma.
rodowej Armii maszerowalo oneg
daj rano z ofisu re''rutacyjnego
wzd}uz s~z6stej ve.zachodnio i Su.
perior utica do polskicgo katolic-
kiego koScio}a sw. Piotra i Paw}a,
ma zachodniej stronie miasta,przy
kt6rym Wiel. ks. Franciszek T.
Szulc jest proboszczcm.
Tutejsi skauci m%arynarscy, pod
dowodztwem %szerzanta F. J. Buck
postepowali ma czele pochodu z
muzyka skfadajaca sic u cz}onkoW
iskautowych, korpusu czwartegp
rcgimcntu Minnesockicj GwardXi
maszcrujaca ably oddac honor MO
wynn rckrutom. :
Pc naboztnstwie rckruci zfozX.-
Ii ~przysiege ma posfuszcnstwo Ola
'choragwi i odcbrali b@ogos}awicn
|stwo. Wicl. ks. proboszcz FrtSzulc
pochwalii mezczyzn "a ich patryo-
tyzm. %zgfoszenia sic ma wezwanie
do novel Polskicj Armii. CzFon-:.
kowie narodowej gwardyi i skan
eli z}ozyli military hold podczas
nabozcnstwa.
10 .otrzymaniu b}ogosfawicn>t--
wa mezczyzni maszcrowali T. pow
rotten IA stacye rckrutacyjna, z
kad sic ~rozcSzli.
kapitan Jan WalczynSki. kt6ry
nadz0r, mad micjscowym off,
sem acknowledgment ME vie do
k}adnic ktorcgo dnia rckruci wy
.jada do Ontario, W kaZdym razic
rekruci btda tn zatrzymani tax
dlugo. al otrzymaja za%wiadomic-
MIA, IL rekruci Z Ontario Sd goto-
wi do odjazdu "a morze.
Praca rckrutacyjna tymczasem
bedzic prowadzona dalej i kapi--
tan Walczynski powiada, i spo--
dziewa sic poslac przynajmniej
p~iedziesiat ch}opa do Ontario, Ka
NADIA zanim nadejdzie wezwanie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-12-07

'storis. Byf tam jeszczc drewnia--
ny oltarz. ma kt6rym ksiaze Apo
.stol6w sprawowai Sw. tajemnicc i
|funkcye p%apieskic, uroczysty
chrzest ma WieIkanoc, swiecenia
|biskup6w i kap1an06w i odbieranie
|Slub0w dzicwictwa. Tymoteusz,je
den z synow Pudcnsa, zbudowa}
W tym domu }aznie publiczne, ably
wfaSnic chrzeScijanie mogli bcz
sciagniecia ma siebic podcjrzenia
|tutaj sic zgromadzac.
Dnic, W kt6rych zwykle papiez
|odbiera} Sluby dziewictwa by} W
starozytnym KoSciclc: dzien sw.
|Trzech kr0li, w ielkanoc i dzicn
Sw. Piotra i Paw}a. Cecylia pro-
si}a usilnie. ably ia W dzien sw.
|Trzech Kroli obleczono W zas}one
dziewictwa, dowiedzia}a sic b.
Wien, re ojciec jej chce ia wydac
"a maj, chciala vice publicznie i
uroczyScie, q jak n%ajpredzej, W
obliczu Boga, duchowienstwa i
wiernych zlozyc te sluby, kt6re W
cichosci scrca swego dawno juz
!Bogu uczyni}a.
Poswiecone Bogu dziewice mia
}y swe osobne miejsce honorowe
W poblizu o}tarza. tn W poSrod
mich widzimy dwie podesz}e sta
ruszki, Pudencyanne i Praksede,
cork senatora Pudensa, przewod
niczacc tego swietego zgromadze-
mia; ilez juz one przyje}y W gro
no swoje! ilez Z posr6d tego gro
ma poszlo z palma meczenstwa do
lnieba!
(Iiag daisy nastapi.)
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-12-07
Cxuie sic dobrze i SLIME obecnie

Czuje sic dobrze i SLIME obecnie
. MOI MAJ" pisze PAM Franci
Ska Dolezalova z Denver, Colo,
= "cierpia} przez dugi czas ma
dolegliwosci zo}adkowe, gdy "a
m6wi}am pr6bna paczke ORA. Pho
ira Gomozo. Obecnic, pc uzyciu
tego lekarstwa, czuje on sic tax
SLIME i zdrowo, jak sic czu} wte-
dy gdy zamieszkiwalismy jeszcze
W starym kraju.' Lekarstwo, do
kt6rego sic tn odnosimy, jest sta
rym, przez czas wypr6bowanym
preparation ziofowym, kt6ry uzy-
ska1 swiatowa renome dzieki
swym potegom leczniczym. Me
MONA je nabyc W aptekach, lecz
lest ono dostawianem wprost z la
boratoryum do ludzi przez lokal-
nych agent6w. Pe}ne szczeg6}y So
Z przyjemno$cia udzielane przez
DR.. Peter Fahrney & Sons Co., 49,
% So. Hoyne Ave, Chicago, III.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-12-07
- JAKIEGO


Niektore lckarstwa pomagaja
tylko czasami, niektore powoli, a
lie lekarstwo .jakiego Wy pragnie
Gle musi bye take, kt6re pomaga
pewnie, zawsze i szybko. Prey "a
burzeniach zo}adkowych tylko
Trinera Amerykanski Elixir Corr
kiego Wilma, niedy ME zawiedzie
waszych oczekiwan. Usuwa wszel
.kie szkodliwe czesci z w%netrznosci
zo}adck czysto, poma-
ga trawieniu, a umozliwia odpie-
rajacej silc przyrody odzyskae
stan normalny. Prey niestrawnos
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-12-07
SWAT
Madro$c Przedwieczna
0powiadanie hisoryczne zczas6w
panowania cesarza N. Aureliusza.
(Ciag dalszy.)
vi.
\arZCcZOna,

trcvlia cicszy}a sic niczmicrnie
%z;niana, jaka sic odby}a 4 Korne-
la. modIi}a sic tel goraco, ably
wraz"nia, ktdre nS nicj wywar}y
.Fl"ndyla, jcj m~eczcnStWO i po--
:rZrby, ME zatarly W Kornclii roz
r.Ywki i zajrcia Swiatowc.
Wrazrnia to jrdnak bXly zbyt
slime. OpatrznoSc przy}aczy}a do
innyrh okoIiczloSri. modlitwa me
r."nnirv nj" mia}a zoStac. beZoWO
r,a. Podr1z .jrj mcZa dotkne}a ia
H'rhoko. ale mu>iaia nastapic, a.
~ zrrwa|v sic ostatnic wezly la
r..arr .jH l. >wiatcm; pragneia do-i
radry / powirrnika, ME miala nj
!*rgo, tyIko %Ju>tyna, kt6ry Villas
u" go poznaI prawde; przcz ME
- poznaia Ptolomcusza, kt0ry
Vraz l. Ju,1ynrm micli bye Il wolf
lioz"j jrj przrwodnikami ia dro-
,.r do zbawicnia wiodaccj !.
Cd poyrZrhu Blandyny widyWa
Il: sic kornrIia Il trcylia dose cze
so i mirdzy oirna krcwncmi "a
Wiaza| sic StoSunck S%crdccznej
urzvjazni Crrylia byla wprawdzic'
1uarznir mlodSza co do lat, doro-
"a hyla .jcdnak i dojrza}a co do
WARY i zycia chrzcSci jahskicgo,
prucza> ydy k"rnclia pod tym
vzyltdrm uwaza}a sic "a dziccko,
"a uczcnnicc. w duszy kornelii
m,dzily sic nicraz rozmaitc wat
uIiwoSci ! zarzuty. Cccylia zas, ku
niemalrmu jcj podziwicniu, umia
Ia ,jc zawSzc kilku prostcmi s}owa
Nj zbic i usunac.
By|o to juz pod konicc roku,
xdy raz Cccylia wbicg}a Z RADIOS
ia do pokoju kornelii, wo}ajac:
ricsz sic re NINA. "a osm dni dosta
a: zaslont, kt1ra mnic ia zawszc
z moim Oblubiciiccm polaczy!
y Oblubicnccm? - Zapyta}a
udziwiona kornclia - tvs mi
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-12-07

Najzdrowsza, odbudowujaca me
dycyna lagodnie usmierza watro-
be i wnetrznosci, pomaga trawie--
niu, zaostrza apetyt, sprowadza O.
rzezwiajacy sen. Hollister' Ro--
cky Mountain herbata jest natu--
ralnem dobrem. Leczy lecz ME
szkodzi. W apiece Brown'a Ogl.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-12-07

ami s16wkiem o tenn ME wspom-
nia}a? Me }adnie to z twojej str,
ny! Kt6z to ten szczeSliwy?
- Wyrobilam ola ciebie pozwt
lenic m6wi}a Cecylia dalej, ME
zwazajac ma zapytanic - zebyS
!ty mog}a bye obecna PREY tel urt
czystosci.
- Nadzwyczaj }askaw twoj Of
ciec - odrzckfa Kornelia. marsz.
czac mimowoli czolo - ze miiie.
twojej krcwncj, raczyt udziclit
pozwolepia takiego!
= Moi ojciec - rzek}a Cccy-.
lila i naglc zastanowifa sie.-Przc
cicz on Q.tem nic. ME vie, on jesz
exc ia :bardzo przywiazany do
swych bog6w, gniewa}by sic ma
wet okropnic, gdyby So o :em do
wicdzia}! x
- ZaczynaSz bye coraz wiece.j
zagadkowa! *n
- Przcbacz rzek}a Cecylia
zastanowiwszy sic chwile - zc Z
iradoSci zapomniafam, il nic wicsz
mic 0 tenn b}ogiem po}aczcniu, kt6
re II mas chrzcScijan wiazc kocha-
jacc Szczcrzc SERGE Najgodnic.j-
Sym mi}oSci. JuZ cd dawna scrcc
mole n%alcza}o wy}acznic do Be-
"a, Slubowalam to Jcmu; tcraz
pubIicznic i uroczyScic kleczac
nrzcd o}tarzcm mann Nh je oddac
ziozyc Stub wicczncgo dzicwictwa,
ably sic 4 Bogicm i Panem moim
zaSlubic.
kornclia zdziwiona coraz VIE
ccj zapytala:
- Vice ty ME cheese wyjSc "a
maz wcalc? Ty, jcdyna dzicdzicz
ka. Nicjcdcn 4 naSzych miodych
patrycyuSzow :juz zwrocil uwage
ma cicbic: wien nawct O jcdnym
znam go, ktorcgo ojcicc dla cic
bic IA mcza wybral Czy ME wicsz.,
ca "a wladze dale ojcom prawo
rzymskie wzgledcm c0rek?
Anio} Bozy strzedz mnic be-
dzic odrzckfa Cecylia L zapa--
lem. . O tax Ty Boski MOI Oblu
bicncze bedzicsz czuwai mad TEN,
ably i cia}o i dusza moja nieSkazi-
telnemi zostaly. Twa Ewangelic
nosze W mem sercu, a duSza moja
goreje ogniem nicbieskim
Guys ty jednak pomySla}a,
zastanowila sic mad TEN, lie wtedy
musi sic wydac, les chrzescijanka.
= SZermicrZe ChryStusa. unika
jac dziel cicmnoSci, uzbrojcni SO
bronia SwiatfoSci. CzyZ moe bye
wiekSzc %szczeScie, jak Z wicnccm
dziewictwa zlaczyc paine meczcn
|ska?
Jestem jakby SLEEPY odpo-
wicdziala kornelia, kt6ra podob-
nej odpowiedzi ME spodziewa}a
Isle wcalc - ktory co dopiero
wzrok odzyska. Ca}y nowy SWAT
sic ola niego otwiera; blask sion
lea, przepych i roznosc barw i po-
lstaci nieznanych. obcych, ola
kt6rych okrcSlenia i pojecia mu
|dotad brakowa}o. kiedyz tie two
lie zaslubiny?
w dzien Objawhnia sic Pan
skicgo. Jest to pamiatka dnia, W
ktorym w}adzcy dalekiego
Wschodu przybyli do Betleem i
zlozyli Diary krolowi niebios. W
dniu t.ym zdzia}a} Pan Sw6j pier
wszy cud. zamieniajac wode W wi
no ia wesclu W Kanie Galilejs--
kim. Dlugo. dlugo, droga moja
przyjaci6}ko tesknifam "a tym
idniem, W kt6rym mi MOI Boski 0
blubienicc poda kiclich winaSwej
miioSci. ksiazeta niebios pospie--
sza z}ozyc Slubne podarki, a cho-
ry Aniol6w zanuca piesn weselna.
kornelia milczac, patrzy}a i pa
trzyla ia Cecylie, ma obliczu jej
by} odb}ysk raju. jasnia}a bo-
WIEN, jakims nadziemskim bias
klein.
Papieze zamieszkiwali podow-
czas pa}ac, W kt6rym niegdys Sc
nator Pudens podejmowaf swiete-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-12-07

Jezeli zoladck chory, macie zap
chanie, jad1o ME smakuje, apetyt
znika, c%zujecie ~ocieza}osc, teposc
umyslu, wnetrznosci ME pracuja,
watroba odretwiala, nerki ME pra
cuja dobrze, ME mozesz sypiac, je-
stes zupelnie zrujnowany = po--
trzebujecie Hollister'a Rocky
Mountain herbaty. To wszystko.
w apiece Brown'a a. Og}.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-02-17
BY JACK NEIOCK.

Newark, ". j.. Feb. 16.--The In
ternational league met here today and
approved the schedule for the sea-
son of 1917, including the arrange
ment for the inter-league series which
Is to be played with the American
association. The regular season in the
International league will open on
Aprtt II, and will consist of a h.
game series The inter league series
is to open August I. and the two
leagues will play an inter-league Sc
ries of forty eight games
Features OF the meeting, aside from
the adopting of the schedule, included
the sale of Dave Sheen by Providence
to the Cincinnati club. Shean, who
managed Providence last season. will
play second base for the Reds. The
Providence club has been on the mar
ket for some months. but President
w. II. Draper announced that a con-
tinuance OF the lease on the grounds
had been secured and that the club
will continue operations as in the past
with prospects of winning team.
The league adopted resolution
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-02-17
EVERY ACRE CAN Be
MADE TO Do DOUBLE
Apostle of Good Farning Tells Viz
ginia Farmers Way to Even
.-------.~s Greater Prosperity

by the careful handling of soil
improvement crops. every acre of land
under cultivation in the state of Vir-
ginia can be made to produce double
its present yield" declared II. S. Coe,
assistant agronomist OF the United
States department of agriculture. to
hundreds of interested Virginia farm
ers who flocked to the better farm
ing meetings being held along the
iines' of the Chesapeake & Ohio rail-
way this week Mr.. Goes addresses
were features OF the meetings held
Wednesday at Big Island and Lexing-
ton.
The better farming train furnished
gratis by the Chesapeake & Ohio and
run under the joint direction Of X. T.
Crawley, industrial agent OF the rail-
way. and j. J. Owen. director of insti-
tute work for the Virginia state de-
partment of agriculture. continued to
be q great drawing card and success
full meetings have been the rule. Other
speakers being featured at the meet
ing are B. C. Moomaw. Jr.. D. NJ.
Blankenship and Frank r. Wilson
Particularly pointed were the decla-
rations of Mr.. Coe which were de-
voted to, the question Of soil Improve
ment In Virginia. 1t was pointed out
that the present poor condition of the
Virginia soils Is due to the continued
cropping with SUCH crops as corn. to-
bacco and grain over a period Of many
years The speaker declared that
these crops have utilized gradually the
supply Of fertilizers and bumus N
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-02-17
Iheaters
EVAN WILLIAMS TO SING
IN RICHMOND TUESDAY

titvslled only by Mccormack, Evan
Williams OF the famous tenor voice,
will hc heard at the city Auditorium
rue~tlaN night at S:30 O'Clock Those
who have heard hts voice on the disc
and those who have heard Of his
reputation as an operatiC az well as
popular singer, arc eagerly awaiting
his coming.
His greatest asset. next 10 the
sweetness and warmth OF his voice, -
his clear enumeration, which enables
his hearers Ia follow each word.
His program for Tuesday night viii
range from operate selections TO the
popular ballads and songs of today
Folk songs are his favorites and his
program * arranged 10 include many
" these.
Evan Williams comes To Richmond
rom recital IN Aeoliau hall. New
York, which was highly praised by
The leading New York dailies>
The ticket sale is being conducted
by Waiter y. Moses q Co, loS East
Broad street.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-02-17
Everywhere
INTERNATIONAL OPENS
EARLIER THAN USUAL
Curtain Will Be Hosted April IT This Year and Inter League
Series With American Association Begins August 7.
Dave Shean Is Sold to Cincinnati Club

approving Captain Illusions plan for
military training for the ball players.
and President Ed. Barrow announced
that the league will attempt to play
out the schedule, even in the case OF
war with Germany.
The league appointed a new board
Of directors. which includes the presi-
dents of the Buffalo. Rochester. To-
reffto,- Providence and Richmond
clubs. No action was taken with re-
gard to developments pertaining to
the Players fraternity.
President Barrow announced that
his plan, presented to the national
commission, which provides that ma
jor league clubs shall draft only play
ers who have had at least two years
experience with class IA clubs, has
bright chance of going through.
The inter-ieague series, 1t Is be-
lieved, will be an innovation more
than worth while, for the fans OF
the International league and the
American association have never be-
fore been given an opportunity to see
the clubs of the rival class IA leagues
In action on their home lots.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-02-17
NV Home Town Girl. =

The u lndreds OF theatergoers who
saw John Hyams and Leila Mcintyre
in their great success The Girl OF
My Drt ans" Will scarcely believe IT
possible that the stars could find a
more pleasing attraction in which to
appear or one more suited to their
peculiar talents. Yet, a,llowing ~
tour of the larger cities last season,
It has been unanimously declared by
critics that the new musical comedy
hy Frank Steamers. My Home Town
Girl" in which they are now appear
ing e tie lettrr OF the two and
shows the co-stars at their best. and
The piccc has met with tremendous
suoc2sg since its opening.
"My Home Town Girl" is produced
BY. Perry j. Kelly. who has provided
costly scenic establishment. eiabor-
ate costumes and notable New York
cast 10 assist his wcil-kTown stars.
A real plot, interspersed' with new.
catchy music and genuine hunor, al
lows not a dull moment In tire per-
Torrance. Weli-known performers IN
the cast are Hennette Lee. Alma
Youlin, Maude Beatty Doris Vernon,
Clarice Grey, Roy Purvlance. Maurice
Darcy and John Hall. A large chorus
Of pretty girls and the company's own
symphony orchestra are other inter-
esting features. MY Homo Town
Girl comes to the Academy Monday
and Tuesday, and Tuesday matinee.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-02-17
GENERALS PREPARING
FOR TENNESSEE Five
Washington and Lees Big Home BIAS
ketban Game VIII BE With
Fast "Nol" Outfit

Lexington. Va, Feb. 16.--Follow-s
Ing the precedent set in football b.
having big home game" at LEX,
ington, the Washington and Lee ban.s
ketball management has made plans
to have the contest to be played here
on February 81 with University Uf9
Tennessee the big home game" ok
the basketball season. Coming on the
night after the presentation OF The
fancy dress ball. which alumni and
visitors from nearly every section 0f
the country attend annually, the en-s
gagement with the Volunteers besides.
offering what Is expected to be a hard
fought game, offers a propitious timo
for making the social features follows
ing the contest successful.
This will be the first time that the
Generals have ever met the Volume
, teers In any kind OF athletic encoun.s
ter and 1t Is hoped to make their visit
to Lexington as pleasant as possible.
An informal hop will be given In
Doremus Memorial gymnasium imme-
diately following the game and 1t will
bring to close the midwinter dances
given at the university.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-02-17

Washington. Feb. Ie.--Georgetown
university is to hold it's annual indoor
track and field meet tomorrow night.
The fifty-yard novice. the first event
on the program. will be started at 1880.
and following that the competitions are
to be run or as fast as practicable. The
best athletes in the South Atlantic sec
tion are entered In the various classics.
Virginia. WASHINGTON and Lee, Mary
land state. Johns Hopkins, Georgetown.
Catholic university and George Wash
ington having men In practically all
the events. The clubs and schools also
are TO be we'll represented
with the exception OF the hurdles,
there are many entries In all the con-
tests The two scholastic races are
well filled and so are those in when
the South Atlantic intercollegiate Attn
letic association colleges are meeting
to determine the championship Of their
organization. The open events always
number big fields.
The matching OF relays ~ always
more or less an uncertain proposition.
It Is difficult to foretell whether or
not two teams are going to run close.
and series of we'll matched events
Is n matter more or less of luck.
Many Good Races.
Here are the races to he run tomor
row night:
Southern Boys club VS.. Hartford A.
C: Baltimore Polytechnic institute ks.
University school and Episcopal high
school; Carroll institute VS.. Baltimore
A. A, and Washington Swimming club:
Chevy Chase VS.. Hartford A. c.. vs..
Western high school; Baltimore Poly
technic institute VS.. Southern Boys
club: Tome institute VS.. Episcopal high
school: Delta Theta Phi VIZ. Delta Phi;
Western high school VS.. Baltimore
Polytechnic institute: Episcopal high
school vs. Western high school; WASH
tngton Gas Light company VS. Wash
ington Electric Railway company vs..
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone
Co; Potomac Boat club VS. wash
inxton Canoe club; George Washing
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-02-17
league Will Open April l7Spds Meet Jackets Crucial Battle Tonie
WASHINGTON AND I[f
NOT IN RELAY RAG
While Generals WIN Not Opp
Georgetown In This Event, Nine 81
VIII Be Entered. $3.50

Lexington, Va, Feb. 6.--AlthouG1
Washington and Lee Cancelled uGs
schedule relay race with GeorgetoSEx
in the latter's indoor games at waxlS4s
ington on Saturday, the Generals WIN
enter nine men In the individuG1
events. The team accompanied ~
Coach Forrest Fletcher and Managots
j. b. Giadney. left for WashingtOn3
this evening.
The men and events in which they
Will compete follow: Hallman, pole
vault; Henke, 50-yard dash, open.
South Atlantic: Cromwell, 50-yard IOW@
hurdles. 50-yard dash. open, South
Atlantic, hop, step and jump: Kievs,
ian, 5o-yard low hurdles, ,50-yGr1z
dash, open. South Atlantic. hop, stepg
and jump. 440-yari dash: Robbtna
50-yard novice. half mile, South Az.
lanuc. McNitt, open mile: Johnson
shotput, South Atlantic: Powell. So
yard novice, 6o0-yard novice: Gled~
ney. 5O-yard open. 40-yard open.
The track team Is considered ona1
OF the best that ever represented the
university and it is felt that 1t hA1
better than fair chance to carry
away It's share of the honors at wasla-
| ington.