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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-07
Extremely Smart
Mckfxmgs

I ITERALLY here are scores and scores
OF the dantiest and newest Collars.
as we'll as Collar and Cuff Sets. scarcely
any of which are priced over soc, 75c or
$1.00.
Rolling piQuc collars. bound in white silk
braid and finished in end effect with but
tons. SOC.
Plain rolling piquc collars. some with narrow
overland In checks. soc
Extra long black and white vest effects. 81 90.
Square collar and cuff sets OF pique, in fancy
embroidered dots and OF fancy patterns. 5Oc
and 500
New white satin cowboy ties. in all colors
also rolling satin collars with fold back. SI.OO.
Organdy vestees in white and colored effects.
500
Long rolling and square sailor styles. in or
CANDY. Some with lace, others hemstitched and
ruIlcd. 50r.
Fetching things in Gcorgettc net real and imi-
tation flct
Main Floor Forward.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-07
The Popularity Of the
Slip-on Coat

"a Upon COATS and Sweaters came i'm as
war measure to save the cloth. But
they have caught the popular fancy for
they arc practical, comfortable and cx-
tremely picturesque. As designed by the
fashion makers, color effects have been Gre
ated in charming taste when worn for
sports or the promenade. One of our lead
crs in these is of black velvetcen. bound in
white Hercules braid, with two pockets and
sash. Unusual value at $3.50.
Others in wool Jersey. priced $1,000 to
$1,000. In vclvetecn to $1,000. In Baronct
Satins and Fantasia Silks at $1,000 and
$500.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-07

The regular monthly meeting OF
Richmond Chapter, United Daughters
OF the Confederacy, will be held in Lee
Camp Hall TUESDAY morning at II
o'clock. instead OF Wednesday, on ac-
count of the sixth district meeting. to
I've held in Petersburg. All commit
tees and persons holding tickets tor
the card party held at the jefferson
arc asked to meet Mrs. J. X. Bowman
Tuesday morning at 1880 o'clock 20
make a report.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-07
MOMEN,s MEETINGS.

So Johns Circle u Kings Daughters
w.irmoct Monday afternoon az / . clock
! at the q. w c. a. scver4! lmportan;
matters vii. come Up tor discussion.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-07
Suits That Bring
Good Luck

\ FORTUNATE find in Subtitle very
thing you wanted at the price you hoped
to pay; and then to wear that Suit until it
becomes an old and wel-tried friend; to wear
it until it is SO old YOU regret to put ii away;
TO get it out from its storeaway place and
wear it again-BECAUS1 YOU LIKE IT
Such we aim shall be the record OF the Spe-
ciaty Shop Suit We have studied Suits; with
your requirements in mind
ripple effects in rricotinc, Gabartline Serge
and Poiret Twill, in tan. gray and navy. Vest
ings, braidngs and smart skirts deserve spc-
clal comment An exceptional collection at
$3.50.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-07

Lee Auxiliary will meet Wednesday
afternoon at ) o'clock at tho Home
for Confederate Women. , East Grace
Street
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-07

The Florence Nightingale Circle Of
the ShcltcrnE Arms Hospital will meet
at the Hermitage Club on Wednesd ay
afternoon at $50 o'clock. MI NOM
bers are urged to attend
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-07

circle No. OF This society will meet
Friday afternoon ut $50 o'clock in the
homo OF Mrs. Isaac DiEEs, lloS Floyd
Avenue.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-07

The Womans Missionary Society OF
Trinity Methodist Church will hold
its regular monthly meeting Monday
afternoon At $50 o'clock AZ the church
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-07

Williams Memorial Circle. Kings
Daughters. will meet AZ 800 East
Franklin Street on Tuesday afternoon
at 4:SV o'clock y full attendance is
requested.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-07
Speaking Of the Ne0
BZouses

rC1NE Us distinguished Blouses,' de-
~ mand the well-drcsscd women of
Richmond with unending insistancc How
we'll we have succeeded may be Judged from
our increased sales-so surprisingly large
that we have been put to it" to keep stocks
UP TO the Kaufman mark. Interesting new
ideas appear daily.
Five dollar selections OF Gcorgctte Crepe tucked.
irilied and net 6chu effects embroidered in beads
Satin roll collars, tailored shirts Crcpcs dc Chine
and IIabutai silks in white and stripes
Finer grades in suit shades, as we'll as in white
and flesh
$50 TO $500
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-07
Dresses at
SI3.Z5

RI WE heralded this offering of forty
l Dresses as a sale event, at the same
time emitting to state HOW MANY
dresses, We might get bigger crowd. but
many would be disappointed Early COM
crs will get the forty dresses, and forty
happy women they will be. These are
Dresses that have sold for $4,000 and are
thoroughly practical in Serges, Taffetas
Foulards and Crepes de Chine. The styles
are button and braid trimmed. and many
Of the models are embroidered in colorcd
beading Exceptional at Sl3.75.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-07

The Womans Society OF Grove Ave
nuc Baptist Church will meet Monday
afternoon at $50 o'clock.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-07
Dresses at
$25

IF YOU ARE NOT ready to choose a
Silk Dress now, and price is con-
sderation. by all means STRAIN A
POINT and look this collection carefully
over. We have assembled styles, color
combinations and qualities which are
quite out of the ordinary at this price.
and we want our particular patrons to
get the best of them. New and beautiful
patterns in Foulards. in straight line and
draped effects OF charming originality.
Organdy collars and cuffs in dainty en-
broidery are fetching.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-07
Olive Drab
Soldier Suits

w soldier even in the piping times of
peace? How much more than ever, then, is
the boy Of to-day a warrior at heart, dream
ing Of worlds to conquer and waiting to be
big as father"
The new Olive Drab Soldier Suits are
made with care to have them very close in
likeness to the real thing.
We have both complete outfits, consisting OF
coat and trousers, hat leggns and knapsack--as
well suits alone.
At the lower prices the cloth is not OF the same
high quality and coats have only two pockets The
better quality suits have four bellows patch mock
cts Bcltcd or unbcltcd pants lace the knees.
$o.0s, &sO8, $500, S5.os.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-07
Net0s of the Latest
Millinery

stI ATE Spring and Early Summer Hat
- styles now we'll decided: in all cx-
cepl me wearing they Il thing of the past"
SAID lhe Kaufman designing chief Just re-
turned from Fifth Avenue. Navy and white
VIII De OF supreme Importance this season
For instance. Navy Georgette combined with
Llserc OF Milan straws are extremely stylish
with large applique flowers or wings i'm SNOW
white
Navy Liserc Hat with a flange of Georg-
etc trimmed in white or burnt ostrich is par
ticularly good Another all Navy Georgettc
mas SASH OF the same beaded edged. This
is large Sailor of youthfully dashing type.
for an older woman there is a navy and white
combination, the high crown entirely of
wheat.
Also, she said. Il have brought superb
showing OF LoShorns, and the new Malnes for
dress especially dancinS) arc most inter
cstinS.
An entirely new showing ready
Monday morning.
- 4 Is - -
&. x::X:::!!ta.lz i; z
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-07

The Cit. Mission viii meet Monday
morning at II o'clock ut the Associat Cd
Charities Office. District visitors are
requested 10 attend.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-07

revision OF the constitution and by
laws. and final arrangements for the
sale of Liberty bonds. y committee from
the circle will have charge Of tho two
booths in the man poSt-oifice Oh Tues
day. Mrs. :. {. Cowardii and Mrs.
Arthur Mann will have charge of the
booths.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-07

The general board OF the ShcltcrinE
Arms Free Hospital will meet at the
hospital Monday morning at IL o'clock.
y called meeting To rcurGanizc The
work of the Branch K. Allen AuXiliary
of the Virginia Home for lncura5lcS
will be held in the parlor OF Murphy =
Hotel Tuesday morning at IL O'Clock.
All members arc urged TO he present.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-07

The regular meeting OF the Ray O
sunshine Circle OF Kings Daughter,
will be held Monda" afternoon at The
usual hour. o'clock, at the residence
OF the viccleadcr. Mrs Irwin H. Will
liamS. 220 North Thirt:'-scConG street
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-07

In tho Service OF the King Circle
Kings Daughters. will meet with Mrs
y {. Chamberlain, 1T 40 North Meadow
Street, Monday afternoon at 1 ociocl>
New-York tribune., 1918-03-02

diatey The War cache,n by W: Doug, e
las Newton; "American Women and the
World War;" by Ida Clyde Clarke; "Ihe
American Year Book" edited by Fran
els G.. Wickware; "Thc Great Sioux
Trail" by Joseph A. Altsheler; "Wheat-
less and Meatless Days. by Pauline
Dunwell Partridge and Hester Martha
Conklin; and "Manual of Military Map
Making and Reading" by Lieutenant
Colonel J. NJ. Hutchinson and Captain
A. j. MacElroy.
Harper G. Bros. will Immediately
publish "a Flying Fighter" by Lieu
tenant E. NJ Roberts, r. +. c.; "The
Road That Led Home" by VIII e. In
gersoll; Long Ever Ago" by Rupert
Hughes; and "Skinner's Big Idea" by
Henry Irving Dodge.
Editions de la Nouvelle Revue, so
Rue Taitbout, Paris, TX, will publish at
the end of February an English trans
lation Of Paul-Louis Hervicrs book,
"Les Nolontaires Americans dams les
Rang Allies" under the title of cam
erican Volunteers with the Allies.'
The John Lane Company will publish
on March 8 "The Father of Soldier"
by ". j. Dawson, author of "Robert
Shenstone," etc, and on March 20 "The
Glory of the Trenches.' by Lieutenant
Coningsby Dawson, who has just re-
turned to London from q visit to the
American front line in France, where
he was sent by the British War Office.
New-York tribune., 1918-03-02
A Novel Of Nature

THE WONDER WOMAN. BY Mac Van Norman
Long. ed BY J; Massey Clement. l2mo.
PIP 81. The Penn Publishing Company
This is another mature" novel. 1t
breathes the spirit of forest and wood
land, Of wide spaces and bright SUM-
shine. 1t is pleasant, optimistic and
cngaginely written, a fanciful story Of
David Dale, fixing men," and Joey, his
adopted son; Of Wanza, a girl pedler
and incipient philosopher, and Haidee,
"the wonder woman"-in many ways
an entertaining and whimsical tale.
But we wonder why, by what rhyme or
unreason, modern authors who seek to
dodge the implication of banalty feel
that in order to gain for their work
the air of being "a bit out Of the ordi-
nary" they must hamper their herones
vi h strange appellations. Not 50 in
real life. Long years ago a very great
writer propounded the conundrum,
"What's in name?" Ne do not be-
lieve Haidee or Wanna is the answer.
We know that in the problem of living
many a plain Susan and Sarah have
suffered sou! struggles unfathomablc
10 any Sabrina or Sibylla. Even Mary
is a name around which has clustered
the most delightful romances: 1t was.
borne by queen whose vivid person
ality has been material for fiction
writer's since the sixteenth century.
No one writing her story, so full Of NJ
tcrest and meaning, could have gained
anything by calling her Mariana. 1t
is unjustifablc cruelty for an author
to punish with such unlovely cog
nomens two otherwise really interest
ing and attractive ladies. 1t antago
uizes the gentle reader at the start.
Those who enjoyed "Freckles" and
books of its general character will find
in this one much to enjoy.
New-York tribune., 1918-03-02
The Madness Of Russia
Illustrated in the Memoirs Of the
Abbot Of Tsaritzin

S.rgei Sfichallovich Trufanofr ulotlor) Illus,
TAted win photographs. Syo. pp. xvi. 1853. The
tsltu.S Company.
The author of this astounding volume
might well adapt the words Of the song
in "The Mikado" to himself and those
of whom he writes: "For you are mad
and | am mad, and all are mad as mad
can be- We have read no other book
Tor years that was so filled from first
to last with abnormalities, monstrosi-
ties, phantasmagoria. The words are
mad. the acts are mad, the motives,
impulses, passions all reek of hysteria
and utter maniacy. And yet-and this
is what sets the gilded dome OF horror
upon the whole abhorrent structure
1t is all instinct with truth; in the
quaint old phrase, a true relation. We
are horritied, revolted and yet con-
vinced. We are looking upon Pande-
monium, and 10! it is Holy Russia.
In that circumstance lies the su-
mere rivalry between the idealist
Iliodor and the pervert Rasputin we
might not greatly concern ourselves;
nor even with the hysterical aberra-
tions of the court. But we must re-
member that these circums tances in
fuenced and controlled those who
ruled Russia; and we can here see, too.
how that was possible, in the readi-
ness OF Russians generally to accept
the most eMravagant professions. A
nation of children, they seem, with all
OF childhood's credulity, imagination
and idealism. With such people all
things are possible; even for Iiodor
70 say of himself: "My success was
due. first, to my convincing and power
New-York tribune., 1918-03-02
Old London

TRAVELS IN LONDON Nv Charles Morley
With recollections by Sir Edward Cook j. 4
SIendcr ard j. +: Collins. With portrait
svo PIP. 2S6. L. i. Dut.on & Co
The travels are in both time and
space. From point to point in London is
often far. From the moments which
made buildings and places historic to
the present is often very far. Mr.. Nor
ley was a man of scholarly tastes, anti
quafian lnclinatlons and contemplatve
mood, and his observations upon va
rlous lnterestlng spots in old London
are delightful in the extreme. The rccol-
lections of him by three of his sur
vlvlng friends, which preface the vol
ume, are also charming reading, and
cause the reader to feel that there was
close bond of personal intimacy be-
tween him and the author
New-York tribune., 1918-03-02
The War

FIRST CALL; By Arthur Guy Empey nlustra:ed
Emo PIP. 800 q. =. Iutnam's Sons
Spirited description and practical instruction
for recruits.
"EN LAIR" BY Lieut. Bert Hall illustrated
from Photographs Emo Do l53 The %rw - *
brary. Inc.
A fascinating account OF military aviation.
TWO WAR YEARS IN CoNsTANTINopLE. y,
DR.. Harry Stuermer. Translated by L. Allen q a
the author. l2mo. pp. xiv. 2o2. The George 4
The true talc Of German who became dis.
gus;ed with Kultur '
TIE GERMAN TERROR IN FRANCE. Rv Arnold
j. Toynbcc. Illustrated from photographs ana
WIZ, WIN MAPS. limo. pp, xii, 30 TIE George X
Doran Company. "
Kultur's deeds OF he'll rccountcl
IN OUR FIRST YEAR OF TIIE WAR Dv woo,
row Wilson: fSno. rp. lG5 Harper & Bros
The Presidents messages and other pubic y.
MILITARY OBSERVATION BALLOONS pr r.,,
J; Widmer Illustrated. l2mo pp. Isl. Ths
D. Van Nostrand Company ' i"e
technical handbook.
TIE DooK or ARTEAiAs 12mo. pp 3. m,o
George II. poran Company. " '' ne
closer satire on the Kaiser and ,ho ~,
Scrip;ufe stsc wv nuns N
TRAVELLING UNDER ORDERS. Rv ,roto, x,.,,
lam =, Dunn limo pp. so. Harper & Hr,s
IciiinE what officers and men should ~,
about equipment for foreign service ''"'' KNOW
THAT At ROOKIE FROM THE 18TH. SQUAD ,v
Iieu'eHant l.. l. Crosby. Illustrated. ,to par 10y
Newspaper cartoons abou, Private Duh,
A WAR NURSES DIARY illustrated ,,r,,
pp ll5. The Macmillan Company i-ho
Sketches from Belgian field hosni,o,
Sasc l2mo. PIP. AZ. University OF S.h,As,s
War time thoughts and specula,ion, ,ro, -.
millennium. 'po'i 'hc
New-York tribune., 1918-03-02
Book News

Z. p. Dutton & Co. will publish carly
this month Miss Alissa Francs "Use
Your Government"
Boni e. Liveright will publish on
March IS "Men in War;" by Andreas
Latzko, an Austrian army officer.
Tie Princeton University Press Will
publish this spring "Wasp Studies
Afeld," by Phil and Nellie Rau; early
Christian Iconography and School of
Ivory Carvers in Provence" by +. Bald
win Smith; and "Crime Prevention" by
Arthur Woods, former Police Commis-
siorcr Of New York City. Other vol
umcs scheduled for early publication
are the third volume CT early Egyp-
tian Records of Travel" by David Pa
ton, and "a Lithuanian chronological
Index" by II. II. Bender.
D. Appleton & Co. will publish imme-
New-York tribune., 1918-03-02
Story Of the ''Mad Monk
Book News and Miscellany
By Willis Fletcher johnson
By Willis Fletcher johnson

full eloquence and, second, to
my absolute humility" The book is a
living picture of the madness of Rus
sla-the madness which made the court
and Church the dupes Of Rasputn and
winch has since made the nation the
dupes of Trotzky and Lenine. What
ever other books one may read about
the Russia of our times, he should
read this one, to see and to understand
the travail of the Russian soul!
New-York tribune., 1918-03-02
"Auri Sacra Eames' -

THE BIOGRAPHY OF A MILLION DOLLAnS
by George kibbe Turner with jllustra,ions Is.
= r. GuGeT. Emo. Up. $50. Little. Brown <
Seldom has the greed of gold been
more graphically and with more vivid
verisimilitude set forth than in
this sIirited and dramatic tale, racy
with the flavor of the work shop and
the counting and embroidered
with touches of domesticity in various
phases and of society" to boot. The
theme IS not unfamiliar, tie contest be-
tween the workman and the inventor on
New-York tribune., 1918-03-02

alysis, which of course would be out Of
place in such a work, the various
characters are made through their own
words and acts to portray Themselves
with startling clearness of definition.
Action, passion, intrigue. suspense, sur
prise, all the essentials Of enthralllng
interest, are here, to hold to the last
line the absorbed and not Improbable
attention of the reader of one OF the
best romances OF industrial and bust
ness life that we have seen in many
a moon
New-York tribune., 1918-03-02
BOOKS AUTHORS: PUBLISHERS NEWS RI VIE WS: COM

the one side and the exploiting capi-
talist on the other, for the profits of
an inventions; but the treatment of it,
in the tirst-pcrson narrative of the
workman himself, is refreshingly
spontaneous and lifelike. Without the
slightest attempt at psychological an
New-York tribune., 1918-03-02
+ ictioll

The autobiography OF lodor
Fiction
THE BROWN RRErHREN ny Patrick MacGm
A spirited cpic of the trenches
THE HUNT BALL MysTERy BY Sir William
Masnay lsmo np S9i - hrSnn9oT re- rno, .o.
THE Return or THE SOLDIER. BY Rebecra
West. With Illustrations by Norman Price.
l4mo' ,. pp lS' 1hs Century Company
An English country romance with tho
for background.
RINCoNErE AND coRTADn.Lo BY Miguel dc
Cc.. Ucryantes Translated by Mafianao j. LORENZO.
Graham Illustrated. limo. PIP. l5e. The -Four
A work which deserves to be better known to
English readers.
THE GOSSIP SHOP. BY J. L. Bucklose 12mo
pp. 3l1. The George II. Doran Company.
whimsical study OF English village life.
TIE KEYS or HEAVEN. by Clara f Laughln.
12mo PIP. Az. George II: poran Company.
A romance Of the Mexican border, Naly and
tho outbreak OF the Great Warn
Miscellaneous
TIE NEW YORK CHARITIES DIRECTORY BY
Lima Lima d. Miller lGmo, pp. Ar. Tho Charity
Tho 1918 edition Of an Invaluable reference
book.
THE MI-HlGHEsr GOES TO JERUSALEM
Translated by Frank Avah Dearborn. Illus
trated. limo. PIP, So The George H. Doran
:Je hires" hilarlously clever s,it.
SIMON, son or MAN. BY John l. Rege, and
john H. Jordan. Illustrated. l2mo. pp y1x
2G9 Sherman. French & Co
scholarly investigation of tho trial and exc
cution Of Jesus.
DIARY OF TUE RUSSIAN REVOLUTION
by James Lam K ho n0Hhans Maa H. illustrated. l2no.
An account OF tho events OF March, 1917 par..
~ from observation. partly from hcnrsay
Poetry
WINGS IN THE NIGHT. By Alice Duer Miller.
l2no, pp AZ. The Century Company
Varied Of serious and tender quality
WRAlTHs AND REALITIES. BY Gale Young
Rice. l2mo pp. lS7. The Century Company.
Poems lyric. narrative and dramatic.
Technical
THE THEORY AND PRACTICE OF SCIENTIFIC
MANAGEMENT, By c. Bertrand Thompson.
$40, PIP. VII. $40. The Houghton MiTlin Company
comprehensive study Of history. methods am
results.
GARDEN STEPS BY Ernest Cobb Illustrated.
l2mo. pp. 226. Silver, Burett & Co.
\ prnctca garden manual.
RAPID FRENCH COURSE by Randall Williams
and Walter Npman. Illustrated. l2mo M 2s5
Il. Z. Duton * Co.
a practical instruction book for school or pr
yatc study.
New-York tribune., 1918-03-02
Books Of the Week
The Latest Volumes Received
and Reviewed
Biography

THE LIFE OF SIR CLEMENTS r. MARKHAM
I'y Admiral Sir Albert II. Markham. Illus
trated. Svo. PIP. 3Si. John Murray. London.
The authoritative biography os the great
plorer.
THE MAD MONK or RUSSIA nIoDoR by
Ssrg NJ. TrufanofS. Illustrated Syo. PIP. xvi,
26}. The Century Company.
The autobiography OF llicdor.
New-York tribune., 1918-03-02
SOCIETY OF TRENDS.

RELIGIOUS SOCIETY OF FRIENDs-Mectings
FOR worship, u m. at pal EQst 18th st. Man
haitian. and ITO Schermcrnorn st. Brooklyn
New-York tribune., 1918-03-02
REFORMED CFURCHOF HARI ,EM

Hamilton Grange SeNH SGNHrNT NNTsTHS2,S AMP f'T TT
8 p. 2 n. ~ Rev John A. Dykstra. Minister.
New-York tribune., 1918-03-02

ASCENSIoN Fifth Ave and Tenth St
Rev Dr: PERCY ST!CkNEY GRANT Rector
LIS Var an Atonoment?' (Rector)
4-Music. Manzoni Requiem. Verdi
S-Torum: john Wills Slaughter Ph D. Tho
Iublic"-'The Russian Ropublic''
New-York tribune., 1918-03-02

rHt MAD MONK OF RUSSIA: TLIoDoR BY
Serge. Nichalloyich Trufanoir (llodor( Illus
trated win photographs. Syo. pp. xvi. 1853. The
tentu.y Company.
New-York tribune., 1918-03-02
Where to Go to Church Tomorrow
PROTESTANT EPI. COPAL

CALVARY CHURCH : 4th Avenue and
- ~ ~ 2lst Street
Services: S. II and s tRector).
$50 p. m.-Organ Recital.
New-York tribune., 1918-03-02
OTHER SERVICES

81 RESCUE SOCIETY.
Old Chinese Theatre.
Wldcawnl'c Gospel Service
Nightly. 10 f.. NJ.
I. j. NOONAN, Supt.
New-York tribune., 1918-03-02

TIE WONDER WOMAN. BY Mac Van Norman
Long. lllustr-: ed BY j. Massey Clement l2mo.
PIP. 37i. The Penn Publishing Company.
Evening journal., 1918-06-24
WRESTLING AT PENNsGRoyE,

A brig crowd Is expected TO journey
over to Pennsgroye this evening TO wit
ness the biggest wrestling show ever
staged around this hemisphere. The
worlds most famous wrestler. Wldaek
Zbysko, can be seen at the Pennsgrove
boxing arena pitted against Ivan Linow.
the Russian Cossack, another giant. who
has proven TO be HIS equal. In the semi
final Tony Smigel. the Keystone favor
ite. will be seen In real action for the
flrst time when he faces Tom Draak. the
Belgian demon, who weighs 40. This
viii give Smigel a real test, and his
worthiness as a good wrestler viii be
shown. He also will prove that he is q
suitable opponent for big John Heracl,
whom he wishes to meet. In the opener
Olen Hackett, who cleans up everything
In and around the city, and who won
the i45-pound tournament and State
championship, Will try to dispose Of
John Barclay In quick fashion.
The matches will be to a finish. two
best out OF three falls.