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The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-05-02

Y the Nash.
Vile Vols Thursday matinee
at Russwood, the Chicks OF
Chief Cyrus hurdled over
the heads Of the Vols and
New Orleans Pelicans and
landed In third place Of the
Southern league standing.
Two consecutive victories
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-05-02
WESTERN LEAGUE.
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
AZ CARS ENTERED.

INDIANAPOLIS, May 2.--Forty-two
cars had been entered In the 500-mile
Liberty sweepstakes at the %Indianap-
oils speedway, May 81, when entries
closed at midnight last night
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-05-02
'Batted for Bennett In ninth.
MEMPHIS

Summary: Two-base hlt.Ellam. Stol-
en- bases-Walsh and Cook, Sacrifice hit
Meyer, Sacrifice fly-High. Double
plays-Cook to Conway to Griffin; Con-
way to Cook to Griffin. Wild pitch
Bennett. Bases on balls-Off Canavan
|, off Bennett s, Struck out--By Cana
van 2, by Bennett 3. Time-l:45. I'm
pires-Brennan and Collins.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-05-02
COLLEGE BASEBALL.

AT Athens, Ga: University of Geor-
gia' :; Mercer university. Z.
At Anderson. S. c.: Erskine, 6: Glenn
son.. l.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-05-02

SOUTHERN LEAGUE.
At Little Rock h He
Chattanooga % 2 0 10000 % s |
Little Rock Il 0 02003' IS 20 4
Lehman and Higgins; karr n Brot-
At Birmingham RHE
birmingham 20 l / 0 0 2-5 II q
Johnson, Ellis and Coleman, Ballmer
| and Peters.
At Atlanta R.H.E
New Orleans, 4 o 100000 -l s {
Weaver, Young and Kitchens; Adams
and Neiderkorn,
AMERICAN LEAGUE,
AT Boston R.H.E
New York ,.,,o2oooo1o4-7 .
Boston ,,...,.l 0 5000 0 % . I
MosridEe, Quinn and Ruel; Mays and
Schang.
At Cleveland R.HE
Detroit ,~-"'S2oiIno0l- IS y
Boland and Stanage; Coveleskie, Enz,
mann, Phillips and O'Neill, Nunamaker
Other amt rained out,
NATIONAL LEAGUE,
At st, Louis r. HE
Cincinnati ,.o4Oo1oo1o -s 10 ]
81, LOUIS ,,,,,u v z ! D y y O~-S IL
Eller and Rariden: Sherdei, Goodwin
Tuero and Snyder, Clemens.
Other games rained ut.
| =
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Louisville II, Kansas City Z.
other games rsined out,
-
TEXAS LEAGUE
Beaumont 8, San Antonio l.
Shreveport 2, Waco 3.
Dallas 4. Fort Worth ..
Houston 4, Galveston 2.
WESTERN LEAGUE.
nes Moiues h Wichita I.
Omaha I, Tulsa O.
Joplin s, Sioux City &.
Oklahoma City I, st, Joseph ..
=
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
All m rained out.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-05-02

- AatN otRh - NhN fNAt'tFh
OF his infield. Errors were committed
BY Manager ELAN, Meyer and Moran
which placed Pablo in an unenviable
position and made it impossible for
him TO keep the plate intact. Bennett
pitched a very creditable game, hold
ing the Tribe to five scattered hits.
Hugh CanavaA was on the mound for
Memphis was touched for 10 safe
ties. one a double by Manager ELAN.
Great fielding behind Canavan saved
him at several stages, The final score
was 6 to 2.
The Vols started after Caravan in
the first inning. Manager ELAN shoot
ing a single TO short as a starter, Meyer
advanced Roy with a sacrifice. Tex
Mcdonald hit a hopper toward the
pitcher, and both Jack Lewis and Can
avian went after it, Lewis leaving third
base uncovered. Had Lewis remained
on third. Eham could have been ex-.
tinguished, as Caravan had the ball
IN plenty of time TO nail the Vol man
ager, BY the time that Caravan turned
TO throw to first Mcdonald was al
ready there and all hands were safe.
Dick Kaufman. a hard and dangerous
hitter, was unable to connect and
whitfield. Burke hoisted to Carroll and
the threatening round was over.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-05-02

Today's Game-hodqes' Field. 5 pm.
Wet grounds necessitated postpone
mcnt OF the Thursday game OF the
Win-Wish league.
Players Of both clubs are urged to
be on hand at the usual time today.
az the Wisharts are confident OF even
ing up the league standing.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-05-02

singled to center, Walsh taking third.
High hit a hopper to Meyer, who fun
bled, Walsh coming in.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-05-02

AMERICAN LEAGUE.
st. Louis at Chicago.
New York at Boston.
Detroit at Cleveland.
Washington at Philadelphia.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-05-02

NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Boston at Brooklyn.
Philadelphia at New York.
Chicago at Pittsburgh.
Cincinnati at st. Louis.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-05-02
VOL ERRORS GIVE
CHICKS OPENER
OF SERIES
Paul Bennett outpitches Hugh
Caravan, But Tribe Sup
ports Pitcher Better.
BY o

ALL a young
right pitcher. draw
ing his salary from the
Nashville Vols, made a val
iant effort TO defeat the
Chicks Thursday at Russ
wood, and undoubtedly
would have succeeded had
e. mot bahn for the Rollanae
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-05-02
MHERE THEY PLAY,
Il8AA&Ax,tF

SOUTHERN LEAGUE.
Nashville at Memphis.
Mobile at Birmingham.
Chattanooga at Little Rock.
New Orleans at Atlanta.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-05-02

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Milwaukee at Columbus.
st. Paul at Toledo.
Minneapolis at Indianapolis.
Kansas City at Louisville.
TEXAS LEAGUE.
Dallas at Fort Worth.
Waco at Shreveport.
Beaumont at San Antonio.
Galveston at Houston.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-02-21
WOUNDED SOLDIERS WRITE
ThANkS TO RICHMOND

Thanks to the people Of Richmond
for the entertainment afforded them
during their short stay at Westhamp-
ION hospital Is expressed by the
wounded men who left Monday In a
letter written 20 the local Red Cross:
February II, 1919.
To the Red Cross:
We. as rrivates OF the A. r.. r.. wish
to thank the people of Richmond for
their courteous and generous treat
ment. II not only surpassed all our
expectations. but has proven to us
what q fine people we fought for.
May yoar services to us and our
"A appreciation to you bc< always a Nv
ing memorial to us all of those who
made the supreme sacrifice that va all
might live happy and free life
We thank you all. once again.
through the Red Cross. also the boys
II the detachment who so kindly
g'epped aside that we might enjoy to
the fullest extern. the privileges 30
long denied us. God bless you all, Us
our tribute to you.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-02-21
COLLEGE ASSOCIATION
MEET HERE TODAY

Tho Association Of Virginia Col
leges win hold It's fourth annual meet.
Ing at the Jefferson hotel today and
tomorrow. The first session will be-
gan at ii o'clock this morning. at
which time Governor Davis has been
invited to make an address OF well
come. The meeting is always more
or less informal and consists OF dis
cussion OF number of timely topics.
-4x ~ "a -.4z I r. G3- "A
Pendleton Of the general star, on the
subject OF the new "Reserve OfncerS
Training Corps" Colonel Pendieton
has seen twelve months service on
the western front with the Twenty
sixth division from Chateau Thierry
to the Argonne.
This evening at s o'clock Colonel
w. O. Owen. of the department of In
terror, Will give q lecture on the Use
of the Film as Teaching 1nstru-
tive films for this purpose. Colonel
Owen has recently spoken at the
University OF Pennsylvania and at
Washington University, St Louis. and
from both OF these institutions most
favorable reports of his address have
been received.
Teachers in Richmond and the
public generally are invited.
There will be an address this morn
ing by T. S. Settle, of the playground
and recreation association of America
on the need OF universal physical
education, and also AN address by
DR.. j. Tnglis. of Harvard University.
director OF the survey being con-
Quoted by the Virginia education COM
mission, explaining the aims aud pur-
poses Of the survey.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-02-21
SOLDIERS CROWDED OFT
or SHOW nv CIVILIANS

Indignation was expressed by the
company Of the Riviera Girls" when
its members entered the Red Cross
house at westhamptcn last Sunday
evening. ut the crowd OF civilians In
tho audience and the many soldiers
who could not get In because OF them.
They, at first, hes.tated about acting
before civilians when they had offered
their entertainment to the wounded
men Because this has occurred at
numerous entertainments in the past
the Red Cross officials at the hospital
have issued the following rules to
civilians which win be strictly up
held:
No children will be admitted; any
soldser 'slnsr ,kx,nr hiA W family ,pf
friends; eoldleSs IN uniform ahh ndrb~s
Iii unifvr7n Wit Se admitted; civilians
will not be admitted until after the
performance has started.
Those taking part in any perform
ance can gain access to the building
by applying to Karl r.. Johnson. asso-
ciate field director, or c. c. Pinckney,
field director. American Red Cross,
Camp Lee.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-02-21
ERNEST LONG AND
JETER JONES HOME
ISestenanf JsAa Carlton. Jr, Returns
VITA Y. n. G. A. workers Fr"m
Fraaee-&1Asmas Bryan Sends
Greetings.

Ernest Long and letter Jones, who
went to Franco last summer with the
group Of Y. NJ c. A workers recruited
By John Garland Pollard returned 70
their homes in Richmond yesterday.
~ .xn Sr.e... ;-- -s-tys
tor. Jr., Ernest Long was In Paris
when President Wilson arrived ana
rode through the streets. He tells OF
the cheering reception that met the
president on every side. Mr.. Long
was at LAnueviiie when the armistice
was signed and although he missed the
roar Of guns from across tho river no
states no did not know that the dghs-
Ing had ceased until November IL.
Word from DR.. McGuirs's unit was
brought By Mr.. Long who said II was
one Of the best equipped that left
America He went into the wonderful
citadel at verdun in
which $4,000 troops and $500 head of
cattle may be CHARTERED.
Jster Jones brought = word OF
says he knows It was q
word Of greeting although he could
only 5uoGs BY action ~ the ocean
bfeessa drowned the sound o m
Thomas p. Bryan. who was on the
docks At Brcst and called to him as the
ship WAS pulling out
Mr.. Jones was frst president Of tho
Trowel and Triangle club In Paris, or
ganised by the Masons among the Y.
n c. A. workera There were 1900
OF the club at the time Mr.
Tones WAS its president
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-02-21
KNIGHTS Of COLUMBUS
CONFER THIRD DEGREE

Every part OF the country will be
represented by delegates to the cere-
aonial session attending comforting
Of the third degree of The knights OF
Co!umbUs. which will be held I'm this
clty tomorrow and sunday In ex-
cess OF one hundred candidates will
receive the degree. In view OF The
large number. the ciass has been divi &.
ded ipto two divisipn--one sQI, which
WIN be> fnIIlRted rornprrow.ftAv Ssss%r
Sunday WcH aaewa rsssas~rs OF the
order from the ststes of New York
and New Jersey Will be in attendance.
A number OF the candidates TO be In
it!ated are officers and prtvates from
Camp Lee. All previous records for
increase of membership on Richmond
have been broken this year.
The exercises viii take place In the
OF Columbus hall, at Eighth
and Grace streets, and will begin a.
4 O'Clock tomorrow afternoon and at
2:Se Sunday afternoon. Members.
resident or visiting, will not be ad-
tnitted after the scheduled how. Can
ifdates will be required to report one
hour in advance OF the hour set for
each ceremonial session
"Wednesday next, February 70, the
Richmond council OF the order will
celebrate It's twentieth anniversary
with an entertainIne and in ormal
dance at the home at $40 L. NJ Mem
oers of the local council and their
ady friends only have been invited.
4 collation. will be served.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-02-21
PURE uhADu[IERAIEp
(Continued from Page One

Then the evangelist got back on
the subject Of punishment for earthly
sin.
Punishment In this world has no
redemption effect, nor has hell. Hell
u no college where people learn the
things they rejected In life, hell is no
training school where graduates get
QUILTED with = pair Of golden wings
In which to fly over to heaven. He'll
In . place of remorse, where memory
torturee and where the inmates may
always look across the cnbridgeabla
chAsm and see the joy heaven.
It IL the insane asylum OF the universe
whore fools remember their sins for
ever.
Tho man who breaches no hell"
continued Sunday. "Is fool. I know
that love Is the proper incentive to
[rfghteousness. but take away the eIe-
mont Of fear and you have removed
10 barrier which viii loose a torrent
Of iniQuity and corruption upon the
world. ] am not afraid to say the
word he'll. because I realixe that AL
though the word is barred from
polite society. the place itself Is not
barred. and. my friends. believc. me,
tho place Il much worse than the
word! say that there is a he'll, and
my authority Is the word OF God
written right here IN his book"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-02-21
SUNDAY CALLS
CONTINUED from Page One. }

draw the fAngs from n rattlesnake by
sticking a clothespin through his tail
so repentance. friends, is much
deeper than merely fearing the conse-
Quences Of Gin. Repentance IS not
fear; 1t II the outcrop OF a natural
desire every nan has to turn around
and do right for good and ALL"
Repentance Not Sorrow.
Az no severed the connection be-
tween fear and repentance Billy Sun
day also eliminated remorse from the
meaning Of the word. and the cause
Of its contamination Repentance is
not feeling sorry that you have done
wrong. Every maj or woman who
ever did wrong felt sorry for 1t If they
have good sense. The man who feels
cory for 1t yet keeps on in his sin
doesn't repent. Repentance is more
than feeling sorry. repentance is Civ
ing UP the whole thing and asking
Gcd to forgive you that you ever did"
"And God has told you you are
doing wrong" the evangelist conctud-
ed "All can say to you liz. Repent.
Repent! Repent! There IL only one
way out. You cannot state terms to
God commands all men to repent--all
men. everywhere"
8Sventy-f1ve men responded to the
0vangeIists invitation as the service
was finished. They came forward
with a smile on their faces and a set
Jaw, and Billy Sunday gave them all
a vtgoroua handmade and a pat on
the back. complimenting them with a
smile on the 81 rtsmanlikc way they
advanced to take up The battle OF
Irtghteousncss
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-02-21

benediction on the assembly. A letter
from the popo to Cardinal Gibbons
which Archbishop Ceretti brought to
this country last fall was read by
Bishop Shahan.
At . gresk midday dinner In grad
yates hall Of the Catholic university.
attended BY moro than 500 prelAtes
and notsbles laymen. Archbishop Ce-
retti paid tribute to Cardinal Gibbons.
He also paid tribute to tho work of
the Pxpal See durfnsv tho war. Hts
eminence. william CARDINAL OConnoli,
Archbishop of Boston, his eminence.
Louis Cardinal Begin, archbishop CT
Ottawa; his excelNncy. Archbishop
Bon1Ano. pApAl deIegatei his grace.
Archbishop Glennon. Of St Louis. and
Bishop Shahan. who presided. also paid
tribute to Cardinal Gibbons.
Among the Visiting "prelatsa waa
Bishop O'Connsil. Of Richmond. and
among high officers OF the government
were Supreme Judstice McKenna and
Admiral Capps, Rear Admiral samuel
MCGOWAN ana Senator Ashurst, Of Arr
sOnA
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-02-21
E. TREATMENT THAT
y KNO( Ks RHEUMATISM
Dox FREE TO ANY SUFFERER.

~ Dox FREE TO ANY SUFFERER.
- Syracuse. N. T.. a treatment tor
G1A4lnm has been found that hum
|&1D 0e users say is wonder, re-
311nG cases that seem little short of
Dn II the very worst cases seen to
1o1ish wonders even after other
NM1eo have failed eatirely. It
Sn TO neutraiize the uric acid and
~ oAtt deposits in TIE blood, driving
E81nQ poisonous clogging waste from
3% Dyw4em. Sereness. pain. stiffness,
~ 11ng just seem TO melt away aud
~ treatment erst introduced by
NDlano IL go good that it's owner
oo every body that suffers from
na&tssn or who has a friend SO
1oA. 10 get free Use pack age from
~ prove just VIVA; IL will do in
w GAae before a penny il spent
De1Ano says. ITO prove thar the
- treatment viii positively over
1Aeumatism. no matter how se-
otn6born or long standing the
- ever after all other treat
have failed, will. IL you have
pFcvtously used the trtatrne nj
YOu = fun size Csc package free
~ will 3ust cut out this notice and
tt with your name and address
- 10 heip pay postage and dis
- expense to me personally"
noiano. ies7-A. Wood building,
! can send only che
~ m addTess.--Ady.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-02-21
P0SLAM FORCES
A|LING SKIN
To IMPROVE

TO be rid Of an unsightly skin trou-
Ste assures increased pride, comfort.
satisfaction. II your suffering from
eczema's distress has been intense, you
are entitled TO real relief, the relief
that Poslaan can bring you quickly. 1t
makes the work OF healing short and
pleasant. 4 little goes a long way and
does a great deal, the skin responds so
quickly. Itching irritation stops. PIN
pies and rashes go. and. best of all.
Poslam will not, can not, harm.
Sold everywhere. For free sample
write to Emergency Laboratories, 243
West Attn St, New York City
Poslam Scan is the tonic soap for
the skin and will freshen and beautify
your mplexion.--(adv.1
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-02-21
wEROfT POLICE CORFsL
YOUTHS WANTED uEISIs

n A0coeding to Information received
- from Detroit by the local police
,GDaftmcnt, the officers OF that city
49, In custody several young men.
zko Il IL believed, committed series
a 9Obbertes In this city some time
k Fpur young men. who gave as
1T names as Frank Rappee, alias
- Jones, Percy Bailey, alias Rob-
SI@Ef1egs, Lowell Reaching, alias
tMak Smith. and Roy Bailey. have
I0ou arrested tn the Michigan city. IL
30mtd that Rpy Bailey has confessed
1T he and several companions COM
Mttted six robber les In this city.
JUhn Burns and Robert Bailey,
mated by tbs police here. arc being
ght by the Detroit police. II 10
1Dved that most OF the ieweirJ-
<Nnn In this csty has been disposed
blt the Detroit. police have recov-
80 Z Waltham watch. opal ring and
Sar pieces OF jewe1ry believed 20 be
- property CT Richmond people
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-02-21
|R||||IFR TO HELP
fTURl|Ke SOLDIERS

~ q The Richmond virginian.l
~11e. va. Feb. 3o--Pians to pro-
WUrk tor returning soidiers and
16&x ChcAter as an advan hgeous
In for large Industrial plants,
W. made II a large meeting of the
- Meas league Of Chester, Va.
upoday evening Harry L. Snead.
Nswly elected president. of the
N ~, tfssn~~ -S.isus
u empioyment OF soldiers ana
- On their discharge from ser
Nare reported hy a special com
800 and accepted. and the commit
nppoirsted to formulate plans for
4ns new industries for Chester.
e ~ report
III c1tixens In Chester arc 70 be
- by the league 10 provide as
10y work as possible for returning
hy having repairs made on their
&tt1angs, streets and Sidewalks, ana
! having trees set out They are 20
>nSked to list the work hey have to
- out with the secretary OF the
|ngno stating the Kind or work. ap-
kGx1ninte duration. and wages. re
S1D1ng men are TO be asked 30 state
D stature cs the work they IAN per
- and wages they expect Ihc
nlnA In to act as clearing mousse
Dns are TO be urged by he league
advertise for help.
Y 0rertissng will be the main feature
IT. boosting OF Chester TO encolr-
N new industries C0lzens hav-
Y laAd suited for the location OF
Victories are 10 be asked by the Bus
- Mems league 20 advertise Vt
10y and TO offer r. for sale as
pnnb'e prices.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-02-21

Judge r. Carter Scott, OF the city
)tcntt court, has finished the trial
: the fory-ti.e convlcts under in
frtmcnt for second and third Of
Dn9es and attempts to escape.
konky were tried for the latter of
Inoo and twenty FIVE were arraiyUed
70 being 10 the penitentiary for "A
61nnd OF third time for the same Of
nA Two sentences Of eight years
(fA given by the court. but no life
I1neonccs. because a new law provide 5
1n3 Instead of "a life sentence for a
11H4 cnhviction the matter IS left 10
~ 1ocrcfion OF the court. Grace Dil-
~. 4 cciored giri. was transferred
10 insane asylum at Petersburg.
&eSIg judged creZy by the court.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-02-21

Funeral servicos for James n Chop
ton. sixty-hve years old. will be CON-
Quoted this morning from st. James
Episcopal church at IL o'clock. Mr..
Clopton died "Wednesday afternoon At
Stuart Circle hospital az a result Of
injuries sustained in an accident at
Monument and Allen avenues Sunday
night He 10 survived by his widow.
who was Miss Carrie Archer. and one
son, Harvie Archer Clopton.
Palibeaners will be as follows: G.
Harvey Clarke. Richard Carter. J. q.
Saunders, ID. L Pulliam, DIR. w. b.
Robinson, Alfred Green and Claiborne
watkins.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-02-21

Thomas VI. stovaI'. who died We'd
nesday night In his homo. 1sl3A First
avenue. Highland Park. will be buried
In lakewood cemetery this afternoon.
Funeral services will be from the home
this afternoon at o'clock. Mr.. Sto-
vail was one Of tho most widely known
business men of this city. He 10 snP-
vived by the following children: Mira.
Shepherd Morris. Mrs. MarcelIus e.
Wright, Mrs. Peli 8. Rogers and Misses
Della. Elsie and, Gladys, and one son.
Harold Stovall. all Of this city. Mr..
StovaiI was prominent In lodge circleA
being q member Of the Royal Arcanum
90 the United Commercial Travellers.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-02-21
d RICHMOND WOMAN
TO VISIT SONS GRAVE

when she heard that tho grave OF
son. Captain William Sinkier Man
-. OF the American expeditionary
Ht0aA had been located noar Nerdun.
III Richard l. Manning, formerly
E1oe Leila 3. Meredith. Of this ctty.
Needed to take the trip overseas to
hit H. Her home Is In umbia. s..
!. aud she Is the wife of Ex-Governor
Ennning. Of South Carolina. who is to
0ufnpany her on the trip. They will
M from New York next week Mrs
Manning IL the sister of Charles V and
|yyndham r. Meredith. of this city,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-02-21
Pcssce Watch for Burglar.

n Unrch ID being made by The local
$50 Tor q rather hasty burglar. who
ood Z trunk containing sis3 and
R11o1 10 touch any OF 1t. The rob
- was committed in the home Of
GG Thomas r. Duke. retired Metho-
~ pastor, Tia Montrose avenue. The
- Or thieves escaped with somes
4ng Hrs nifty dollars. after knnSacie
- The house and scattering jewelry
~en9 the door In several rooma Evil
uk1y the BURGLARS were after
6nonay. but they passed UP the chance
D ~ the big wad-"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-02-21
GOOD SNOW AT LYRIC

| The management OF the Lyric the
ster are to be congratulated on the
| bill that they presented for the last
half Of the week. beginning with yes
tsrdays matinee To say that Il was
Ia good show would be PORTING Il mi1A.
finale, is Drumming full of Joy and
fun.
Earl and Sunshine, in a character
presentation entitled, To-day and Yes
terday," opened the bill. after the
usual music and pictures The songs
of today brought much applause. bot
the old fashioned songs of yesterday
brought the house down.
Lew Pistol and o. II. Cushing, we'll
e - ~. :, ss-. f'ar~ shf sca-
entitled The Stranded Minstrels."
brought applause from the audience.
Herbert Denton. assisted by Flor
ence Hacket, In AN act entitled
"Poughkeepsie." In which a travelling
man has his usual troubles with his
friend. wife, proved to be well rem
dered and was very pleasing to the
audience
Keller Mack and Anna Earl, In "A
Letter of Introduction" was also vory
pleasing to the audience. and their
little act. though brief, was well put
over.
Last but not least came Miss Bill
lie Richmond, IN the Cabaret De
Luxe assisted by the Imperial jazz
Bard. who gave a glimpse Of real
cabaret" Several weli-knOwn mod
ern selections by the Jazz band, which
is by far ,he best that has ever been
here. as well as the singing Of Miss
Billie Richmond. who has an unusual
splendid voice. topped one OF the best
programs that local theater-goers have
seen In the Lyric for almost a decade.
TOM