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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-20
WILL HAVE OLD STARS
Washington nnd I.U
"'" Tor Coming season Looks
Good ON Paper
FASIIINC:TOv NJ,

WASHINGTON. PENN Arcu.. n
m inventory of the Wasbir7.,nr 80
HoH lootndII material for the con,
u. season shows that Conch bawid
N.o' lo"' VINO returned recently frn,t
80 -i,H s.' zee as Il captain in tho quar-
.iinNt'' CORPS Will have a uurirue
-! veterans that almos: ins,Ircs on, ~
i,id -, tleNcnS the institution has
ne line shows a complete So, If oid
MN ior every position with so;un s,Irl
~. No,eIhhs, while az least two srars
tny ~, leain--thc prev agcrc
Sal."n--arc coming hack
f"r the end positions Norrnu. ,,r,
nave captain Carroll regarded &C ~
h!I American Calibcr, Wickcrsbt a. pI
played on tho Twcnty-.irhth III, " ~
eleven in the y. T. T. scfi,S il, I!,, ,n,o,r
Jack Eovi!l veteran or Two yn,rs:
'Abericnce. just returned from France
ana AKIN. sophomore rcrrui, ~ -
showed great promise on TN v,r,i,,"
team year ago '''''
no! the center Morrow VIII have o..
yahdIuatcS two vatcranS-Shiclds wrn
P!dFcd on the 1917 team. and who VA
among Inc first Americans 10 90 ~
FRANCE. ana Stcrck, who filled in 4, vetr
ago ana VINO vas picked by Bob Nav
"r,l as ms all Eastern center
hi%lcy, just out Of The navy is 70
recently an artillery Lieutenant. and
carrying 200 pounds is here for fmii
bAck IhiS leaves but two back GclI
places entirely open. and a number ~
men VINO played q year ago. and VIM
showed promise. arc returning for ibcsn
as Wei as Il number of ruurh-tou,cd
preparatory school stars
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-20
NEW BUCKNELL COACH
. I. W. u. Reynolds. Former Sxr,c
"."r' 'hEnSrd n. iicnd In-
Strucior for Three Years

lEWISBuRG Penn Angus, %
'ucHnells Athletic Committee
nounces Inc enlightenment II q " -
Reynolds. field coach al syracuse fI.r
ne las' TWO years. as head rnacb ~
Tor 'he next three years Uc III
nave complet" charge OF EIrk,,li''s
arlHiTon squad, and will summon ;hc
Gandinaies for practice on Sant.rhn,
opens re-
Although there we're dozen an,,i.
ccants for the position. Reynolds Vas
the unanimous choice Of the athIn.tc
cfomIn!ttee The selection VA; based
iiarge!y on the Endorsement Of E5H
i1o!!enbdck. Syrac8Sc'S fo-rc- ,,
nall mentor HellonhacE rcco,n,ne,,,te =
Reynolds ae one 81 m" forc,nosr ~
ponents Of the sport in the Eas, LA
ting him Win the success n ,ha 60.
cuse teams OF N" last three Years
Reynolds cones TO Ruckn.Ii u,i,h
zen years experience as a College foo,'
ball coach Following his era5Ya,'o'r
from syracuse ~ 1909 Ee dcvnin,,nd
strong elevcns al Hcbar, colIrpc 60.
I'VE years and a; Hamilton ColIcro ~
three years. He served as Ne.d ro...b
AZ syracuse In 1917 ana Lass sn,sn,
reynolds wac varsity end dun" ~
FOUR years Of his college course
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-20
Mike ODowd Acts
Like a Prin7a Donna
Middleaceight C h a M p
GiUes Shoav Of Temper
When Rival Iltrudes.

is funny iGtn nuEa as Kid Erosa Sss
Won't 10 remark. You never can telel
phiegmaiic, rugged Michaelis O'Dowd
champion midd!eweight. who's been
through the war and everything with
up and do but develop himself a severe
attack OF temperament! Just like a
prima donna,
And all because his hated rival. Jack
Briiton. tried TO usurp the stars dress
!nG-room. IL came about in this way:
Nike had been training at Billy
going along smoothly, when suddenly
Dan Morgan, manager OF I3ritton. an
for Jacks training. and he'd have 10
slop over into Grupp's in the after
noon.
Mike didn't say anything at the time,
the other day he learned tina, he'd
have to hustle through his gym work
IN order TO make way for Rritton."
Came Near Cracking Him.
second. tell the tale:
Nike is a hsh;er. and he hates to
thing was lovely at Grupp's hut Mike
was worried over the fact that Brltton
matter of fact, there was n Slight
run-in between ODowd and Dan Nor
gan, and Mike came near busting Dan
IN the nose.
%Eri't2n s,enped into tho bteach.
bout would come off right there in
/ Grupp's withou; any gate receipts
. And YOU know how unnourishinc that
/ would have been from a financial
I standpoint, Dan is n hot headed fell
/ low. and he'd just AS soon tackle a
/ guy whether he's the worlds cham
/ pion or just plain bum. So Paddy
Mullins sent Mike to AnderSon's at
Lakewood. where owen Moran used
! 20 get in shape for his boats
I And there Miguel will finish IN his
/ training without Interruption
oD"wd Near Weight Now
. Nike is near the weight now" sai
! SOD Armstrong. who is supervising
I 1Dowds preparation for the bout WITH
4 bFItton. ~ want to send him into ih.
Z ring at his very best. and this Viii be
at los pounds.
When he gets into the ring with
/ hritton 1t Will take only one good
Wiaat"p 10 win the bout. Mixes hit
+ .liE harder right now than ever be-
lore IN MS lif" II Britton can take
~, i"hchcS ana remain on his feet,
ing 10 ne
Triton, put in some hard ticks YES
icrday afternoon. battcrinE his SPAR
ring partners unmcrcifully lack used
niE gloves, hut he put ali he had INTO
ms punches. and his two sparr,n:.
FARMERS had TO take turns. altcrna;im.s
rouhd by round with him
pave MaCkay reports that IN. 6rs,
gay advance sale showed n biz rueb
Tor tickets. Billy Gibson disnosed nf
more than $1,000 worth nv { o'ciocL
yesterday afternoon
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ATHLETES REPORT SEPT. Is
YALE FOOTBALL MEN TO
START SEASON OCTOBER q
DIR. Al Shprpc. Now Director. VIII Take
ChorEc OF Candidates and whip
Them Into shape.

NEW HAVEN. CONN. August 10
orders FOR the Male iootoail CandldatcS
to rcpor, September II at Yale Field
have just been issued, and squad of
about nifty PLAYERS is expected then. To
be Increased wncn the fall term OF
college opens. The opening game viii
bc played with the Springfield \. NJ.
{. a College october
Or. Al sharpe. Males new athletic
director. Will finish his duties a; Cor
nell this week and VIII report =; Yale
ing staff IS expected about the same
time. including former .Hcai Coach
Jack owsley. ~. BILLY Bull, the per
manent Yale back field coach: DR.. Mr.
thur Brides. line coach. and George
Moselcy. who was end rush in 1916.
To Have Permanent Quarters.
For the frs; time tho team Will have
pornaneni quarters. as the proposed
High street. affurding reading rooms.
Eddie Morjarty. formerly manager OF
e local supply house. and known TO
Vale men the world over for thirty
years has been made manager.
The material is regarded as fully as
strong as that Of 1915. the last in
report: Captain Tim Callahan, center:
carter Gait. guard, Chester La Roche.
quarter back. Joe Neville. half hack:
Jim Braden. fun back. and Babe Alien.
end rush. Tho FIRST four named We're
regulars and the TWO latter played in
par; OF the final games o: the season.
Excellent Material on Hand.
From the classes entered since Yale
last had an intercollegiate team some
excellent material viii be available.
Herbert kemptou. the former Exeter
captain and freshman quarter back in
1916. Will probably go to half back
Another player of the same eleven.
rhorne Murphy. will be fast candi-
date for the back Held He is a son OF
the late Mike Murphy. and plays short
step at baseball. He is an unusually
clever drop kicker.
OF the 1872 freshman players who
Will return Hammll and Acosta. line
men: French and Lay. half backs and
Williams. center, are promising. Will
liams is son OF DR. Harry L. Will
lams, the University of Minnesota
coach Eddie Eagan, the winner of
the amateur boxing tournament in
Paris. may be a candidate
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-20
YOUTHFUL TENNIS STARS
ARE LOOMING UP Rapid Y
CONTINUED from Eighth Pacc)

TCoNtIhUed fEom ElEhth PaCcO
Brooklyn, is the metropolitan Junior
champion, and has been a strong con
tender for national honors for two
seasons Cecil Donaldson holds the
BROOKLYN junior title and is also a
oIcer men can afford to hold cheaplv.
Among the young stars who have
Tisen during the curren, season are
Jerry Lange, fourteen years old; Teddy
lie GROSS and Harry Brunic. not Ia
speak OF Steve SchleSinEer. Bernstein
ana other boys who have done well in
iouFnament play, Abraham Bassford
THIS season. but won the indoor scn;n,
cha nplonship of the Seventh Ret.
ment Tennis Club and was las, vear
IunnerIup 10 Richards for the national
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-20

cap. $4,000 added. thrcc-year-oldsa and
over, one mile and 4 furionE.
No entrance fee will be charged In
any OF these races, but there will be
Il starting fec of 500 in each. The
Hartford and Potomac handicaps will
CLOSE on september S, the Eastern
Shore on September Is. and the Havre
dc Grace on September -. The Hartford
handicap will be run on September IL
inc Potomac on September 3. the East
ern shore on September 90 and the
Havrc dc Grace handicap >on September
Mr. Mclcnnan is already at work on
MS overnight program and he will
frame his races with an idea of bring
ing to the post at various distances
the best horses OF their several classes
available. Special encouragement will
be given TO distance runners The
purses will be Graded according to the
quality of the horses they will seek TO
attract The minimum purse, how
ever. will be $1,000.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-20
PIRATES, 5; PHILLIES, d
(Ry Associntcd rrnss \

IT Tt lEI,PHIA. AUGUST. le-Pitfs-
Philadelphia today hv hitting Mo,I
TWS oppor,uncIy in the closing ;nnjnrs
ne n score was, 10 = p .
me locals Knocked Adams ont Of
.ne p4N IN the second inning. hut CAL
son checked them \ pass to CO.,
a sacrihce and Barbare's double No.,
me game In the eighth. won
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To Promote Amateur no,inr

ne Bronxdale 4. &. Will enter tho
u'id OF clubs promoting amateur hoy.
inS tournaments during Inc conn.,,
season tournament has bc.n
scheduled for September 25 and 81 in
"hlcn bouts viii he held a, fv.
M,,c'En,s INC classes are: ITO, l25.
100. 50 and 1853 hounds
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-20
ohio. GRID sch.d,,.

ATHENS. August Is-Eiph, par.e
have been arranged for ohio I-T,n'cr
sitys football! schedule this fan. Thu
mrs, game Viii he played WIN Mus
kingum here october
oct Musk.ngum At home.
Oct ll-Atron AT Akron
oct -Heidlebcrg at home.
oct Kenyon AT Gambler
Nov. Ohio Wesleyan al Delaware
Nov. BALDWIN, wallace AT home
NoN' "ftcnhcrg at Springfield
NOV 22-Dcnison at home.
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Nhces Again poAtnnncd.

7 - NHh'''aIcd Frcss
foCGlIkEEPSIE. y. Y. Aupuat IA
On account OF heavy irack dr..
10 thc recent rains the Grand Circiii,
races were again postponed today.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
Boston.

Continued from Eighth pase1
p f'st iTaS Si. H?yt vas nil hard. es-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-20
NATIONAL LEAGUE
CONTINUED from Eirh,

- CONTINUED from Eighth Pagc)
on naSss--St. Louis. : Roston. . Baso -,
b" Sb cS2aheeTF =: keating. {. Struck out
--Sherdc!. .: Heating "a" p''c"cs
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HOTELS AND RESORTS
Mt. Elliott Springs Hotel

Will be open for guests June, 1919. In
heart OF Blue Ridge Mountains. De-
lshtful climate. ON main line Of c. &
o. Ky. Numerous amuscments Five
mineral springs. old Virginia COOKING
MRS. j. T.. PORTER,
Mt. Elliott, yn
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hiIade1pl,ia
Totals 50 50 Totals j..

Su M ~ ma 0 0 d
SSsninl1!. haroare. l.uderus H"mseI" 2SatirI
Double plays@SopSE5sn rinGe htiw..sou,hwerth
i RI; !" IGT:y TO Waited i,e.i on MI
ha iisor PhIaGephia. RS
ou,Ehy'H ~ In Carlson. in : S SS-on
- Ata-o III y, Meadows, : Wild ni;,h
i'"seS'er. Winning pitcherIt"nriso, oa'!-
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AUTOMOBILES

Automobiles for Sale. II
ARMSTRONG MOTOR co
1913 West broad. Phone boulevard ,Spf
commonwealth IourinE Cars and On,iJ.
IrMEhH
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ELECTIONS AND MEETINGS.
AID WEsTERN RAILWAY q


The Annual Meeting of the Stockholders
OF the Norfolk and Western Railway Com
pany will be held at the principal once OF
the Company in tho City of Roanoke, Eir-
gnia. on Thursday. the 10th day OF April.
1912 at ! 0 o'clock A. NJ, to elect Directors,
to elect Independent auditors to audit tine
books and accounts OF the Company at ths
close of the hscal year. to consider the
annual report OF the Directors for tho
fiscal year which ended December 3lst.
1918, to ratify and approve all action
OF the Directors set forth In such Annual
Report and In tho minutes of the CompanN.
20 vote upon proposal TO purchase, O.
lease and otherwise acquire the railroad.
property and frsnchises OF the Virginia.
Carolina Railway Company and the ra ilroad,
property and franchises of the New River
HoIston and Western Railroad Company
upon such terms as the Board OF Directors
any such acquisition. and to transact such
other business as may properly come bs-
fore the meeting.
The Board Of Directors has called
Special Meeting Of the Stockholders OF the
Company to be held at the same time and
place to consider and act upon the follow.
ing special proposals. VIZ:
% \ proposal to increase the Common
stock OF the Company by One Hundred
Million Dollars $500, 900 0o0i, so that
the total Capital stock shall be Two Hun
dred and Seventy-thTee Million DO lars
CS?ia 900, oo0I; consisting Of Two. Hundred
and Fifty Million Dollars $3.50. 600. O00)
OF Common stock aud Twenty-'hree Mil
lion. Dollars Cs23 900. o0o) Of Adjustment
Preferred stock. all divided into shares OF
the par value Of One Hundred Dollars
each; and
o2l \ propose, TO modify and limit tire
at an Annual and Special Meeting held
October I'm. 1906, authorizing an issue
81 33tooo.ooo OF Convertible 1o-95 wear
Four Per Cent. Gold Bonds. 80 that such
resolution shall not apply TO the unissued
remainder o. 3s43l.OoO 81 such bonds
Per Cent, Gold Bonds shall be revoked;
-, ,.-o-.z., a.. .,-, -, .,
The sun., 1919-03-10
Foreign Credits Dema ~ d.

There is the most urgent need OF ex-
tending additional credits to foreign
countries with which our business men
hope to extend trade. The foreign eN-
change situation Is so abnormal as a
consequence OF phenomenal interna-
tlonal trade balance that It viii be i'm
possible for many foreign buyers to en-
large business with this country unless
adequate credit facilities be provided.
start has been made with extending
the $4,000 600 acceptance credit TO
Belgium. But this is only a beginning
and with the record export excess OF
$40 900 900 in January there Is press
ing need for adopting comprehensive
programme OF foreign credit extensions
1t is idle to talk about taking full ad-
vantage OF our foreign trade opportunity
II we decline to provide credit facilities
without which 1t will be impossible for
foreign customers to make payments in
the United States The banks must get
together and agree upon a general form
OF credit relief. II this Is not done i'm
mediately Congress will have to grant
relief through authorization OF soma
form of Government advance.
Preliminary arrangements to float the
Victory Liberty Loan show that the
various committees are alive to the
necessity OF placing the bonds and notes
with genuine investors Exact details
OF the plan must await announcement OF
terms to be named by the Government.
The market Is being prepared for the
offering. which will be highly successful
provided canvasslng committees put
forth that energy displayed during the
last previous offering. The loan must
be placed with genuine investors. how
ever. rather than with the banks. The
The sun., 1919-03-10

sustained revival in speculative trad
ing carried stock market prices last
week to the highest level OF the year
and reflected n strong undertope, which
was effective In broadening the outside
support. The demonstration was the
most impressive that has been witnessed
since hostilltes ceased and showed that
the market was gaining new supporters
as a consequence of the growing belief
that business was better that producers
and Government officials were formulat-
Ing a programme for a prompt read
tustment Of commodity prices to a level
at which the public would buy and that
notwithstanding the failure Of Congress
to provide the s750,000,o0o revolving
fund for the railroads the transporta-
ton industry would not be permitted to
suffer for lack of funds to cover out
lays for needed equipment and con-
struction work.
The sun., 1919-03-10
KELLY SPRINGFIELD TlRE COMpANY

A Quarterly dividend OF one dollar and
my cents 6O) per share on the six Pc =
vent. Preferred stock of this Company Ia =
been declared, payable April l. 1919 70
stockholders OF record at tho close OF bus..
ness March II. 1919.
?. a, SEAMAN. Secretary
New York March 4 1918
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outside
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AMERICAN CAN RI

ausrterly dividend of one and thr..-
Preferred stock OF this Company, psvahis
Aprl lst 1919. 20 Stockholders Of record
At the close of business March 18th. 1915
mailed,
RI. IsMoN. Secretary a Treasurer,
The sun., 1919-03-10
FINANCIAL NEWS AND
THE MARKET SITUATION
ny WILLIAM JUsTUs BoIEs.

time Is near at hand when the banks
will have ample use for whatever funds
they have to lend. since business recov-
cry has been sufficiently pronounced to
show that corporation and mercantile
demands for accommodation are likely to
become a controlling factor in the money
market as soon as the Government loan
has been 1oated.
The sun., 1919-03-10
Founded 1903
The Merchants National Bank
Of The City Of New York

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that a
Special Meeting OF the Stockholders OF tn.
bove Bank will be held at It's Offices. -
Wall Street, Borough OF Manhattan New
York City, March 81, 1919. at 1900 O'Clock
Noon. for the purpose OF acting upon
propositions TO alter the par value of tbs
capital stock from $50 per share 10 500
per share; 20 increase the capital stock
from 100000, represented b. 20 900
shares. each Of the par valuo - $50, TO
100000. TO be represented by so 900
shares. each OF the par value OF 800: to
elect three directors 10 fH vacancies in this
Board, and to transact such other buaI.
ness as may come before the meeting.
BY order Of the Board OF Dlrectors
o. y. PAINTER, Cashier.
Dated New York, February 2sth, 1919
The sun., 1919-03-10
TO THE HOLDERS or
MEXICAN PETROLEUM COMPANY,
LTD. OF DELAWARE.
First Lien and Refunding sinking Fund
Gold Bonds. dated October 1. 1911.
I'D

SeTteA "A, ana
Notice is hereby given, as provided In
Artiie V Of the Deed OF Trust dated Octo-
Der /. l91i, made by the Mexican Petro-
leum Company. Ltd. of Delaware, to tho
Standard Trust Company OF New York,
Trustee, Guaranty Trust Company OF New
York Trustee. successor, thai all Of the
above bonds now outstanding have been
called for redemption by the Sinking Fund,
and will be paid on and after April /. 1919,
at one hundred and five per cent I05ee)
Of par and accrued interest, upon presents-
ton at the Trust Department of the under
signed, 40 Broadway, New York City
Alter April !, 1919, interest on these bonds
will cease Bonds should have coupons
due April |, 1919 and subsequent attached.
Bonds also may be presented for pay
ment at the Office OF the undersigned, 81
Lombard Street. London, L. c., England
The privilege Of converting the above bonds
into stock OF the Company ceases on March
GUARANTY TRUST COMPANY OF NEW
YORK,
by CHARLES II sABGN, President.
Dated JsHuary rs. 1919.
The sun., 1919-03-10
BY order OF the Board OF Managers
w. Fl. DAVIES. Trea surer.
Aiii..Chaimers ManufacturInE Company

The Board Of Directors has declared d!vi-
dends OF ono and Three quarters Per Cent.
for quarter ending March 81. 1919, and
Three quarters Per Cent on account accu-
mulated dividends on the preferred stock
Of this Company, PAYABLE Apri. Is, 1913, 10
preferrcd stockholders OF record At the
close Of business March n, 1919. Checks
for such dividends will be mailed to pre-
fNrred stockholders and to holders OF vot-
ing trust certificates tor preferred stock re-
naming uneVchanG"d Of record March 81
1919 Transfer hooks will not be closed.
H. WOODLAND, Secretary and Treasurer
The sun., 1919-03-10
DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.
CUBA CANE SUGAR CORPORATION

PREFERRED STOCK DIVIDEND
quarterly dividend OF 3l.76 per shar.
has this day been declared upon the Pre-.
ferred stock OF this Corporation for IN,
quarter ending March slst, 1919, payable
April LIST, 1879, 10 stockholders OF record
at the close Of business March 18th I9Ia
". T KROYER. TreaSnrsr
The sun., 1919-03-10
DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST,
+ DELAwARE q HUDsoN CoMPANY.

New York, February ?6, 1919.
quarterly dividend OF TWO AND ONE
QUARTER t?Ll PER CENT. on the cap
ital stock of this Company in favor Of
stockholders OF record at the close o;
business to-day has been declared, payable
al the once Of this Company, 81 Nassau
Street, In this City, on March 90 1919,
provided that before said date there shall
have been received from the United states
Ge-ernment a s@ll sufficient IN the opLsk N
OF the President, with other available
funds, to pay the same, and payable at a
later date when. and ~ such sum shall
be received.
BY order OF the Board OF Managers
II nANrTEG
The sun., 1919-03-10
Railroads and Labor.

The railroads will receive sufficient
assistance from banking sources to
enable the Railroad Administration to
release large orders for rails, cars and
equipment 1t Is not clear just how
that assistance will be provided. but
indications are that bankers will JOIN
In a syndicate undertaking II Admins
tration officials seek their cooperation.
Although tho railroad outlook is con-
fused by uncertainties attending effort
TO restore roads to owners, indications
are that the industry is in for better
times The chances are that the roads
will DO provided for amply and that
public sentiment will not tolerate 2. re-
sort to restrictions forced On companies
by Federal and State authorities be-
fore the crisis,
Under the new order OF things the
Federal Government will exercise
greater influence in promoting upbuild-
Ing OF the great industry along intelli-
gent lines.
The sun., 1919-03-10
LACKiWNNNN STEEL COMPANY
NOTICE OF DIVIDEND On COMMON

The Road Of Directors Of IarkaVanua
steel COMPANY at meeting held Febru-
ary 81 1912 declared out ~ surplus net
earnings u quarterly dividend Of 1ue and
one ha!t ner VShl, l = e on me oNAsta nd
able March 81, 1919 to Stockholders Of
record at the close Of business March 10,
1919.
Checks VII hc mailed
} p. ulGGGNSON, Treasurer.
March /, 1919.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1919-12-17

Gray hair, however handsome, de-
notes advancing age. We all know
the advantages of a youthful appear
ance. Your hair is your charm. 1t
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1919-12-17
KATE" NEXT PLAY
FOR DRAMA CLUB

"Cousin Kate a sprightly comedy
in three acts by H. H. Davies, is to
be presented by the Drama Club of
Moscow or Tuesday evening December
16 at Guild Hall. This brilliant and
witty play centers around the efforts
of Cousin Kate to recover the missing
bridegroom for her cousin Amy. The
scene of the play is laind in
England, and over a period of but
five hours.
The cast is we'll chosen and includes
Mrs. Ryan as Mrs. Spencer, the help
less mother; Kenneth House as Bob
by Spencer, the equally helpless son,
Nora Ashton as Amy Spencer, most
helpless of all as she has lost her
only bridegroom; Mrs. Bridge as Nora,
Oscar Weaver as the Reverend James
Bartlett, and Mr.. Cushman as Heath
Desmand.
The club promises a rollicking eve
ming to all who care to sink twenty
five cents in an ocean of good fun.