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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-28
Racquet News

Ensry ilss. for tn. eitr tsnni. meet
to 10 staged 1T tho tisteeh eias
s>.a. close Juiy a A isrs. isst 81
is@~i tsnnis star. have reft.t~v~si fev
the ru~~t ssd ssns ken eenpesisssa
" expected
Msym- Mcdonald. ~ho has bean play
ing In the California state championships
during the past week. mar rstnFn 50 Sc
a,sis In time TO enter the city meet
The first round 81 the city session will
70, under wsy Jelly :, Ths rsEuisr Ilst %
svsnss viii feature the tourney.
Elmer Gvfffes. hrvther Of the ss-
mess Peek srtffsn. California s~s
star. 10 . seattle Waiter. lie plays
er.eklns rood g.ms 81 ,~asi. hiss-
self. He wsiispsd Nsns~ii saith In
. pr~<tiee session 81 the f1rt.eh club
recently. Smith ~ep In their se~~ad
engagement rse rubber hes sss s-~@
played off. crtff~n msy enter the
city mert.
ms fnisni Empire tourney starts ~
Spokane wednesday.
King. hsnnt been dsing much rtayinr this
year. attic he may round into eonaitios
for the stats play.
The oreusn STATE tesrr~y win sss
ander wsy In rsvtisnd on Jelly IA
Tse washington state session w,n star.
on the Firiecs club courts on August IL
Many aouth.rn stars ar. planning On
entering tn. state tourney here, accord
ing 10 reports from the aouth. Roland
Igaterts. IN. Fan franchise star. may
make the trip North this year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-28

Bob Wshrsurhsh IL now the pnsrrr-5r
81 the beautiful silver cup donated ny
Csrstens Eariss for his winning Of The
Resttis Tennis clubs meas singles title
Any player winning II three times will
own the cup.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-28

A few Of them stick TO their or1e.
inai convictions Many haven't been
able to satisfy their own mind They
want to see moro Of the big bQnD-
before they pick.
Not Worried
Critics and fans are doing an shs
Specializing. Jess willard and Jack
Dempsey are not worrying.
Never were two ring gladiators
more confident OF the outcome.
I'm at my best" willard told me
today. I'm a better boxer, I know
more about defense: I'm In better
condition"
But. Jess. no fight IL won untfi it
Is over" we said what II you
should loser
"Tu W1n"-J0O
IF lose TO Jack Dempsey, IN
wish had never seen q boxing
glove" said the champion a. ho
threw off his expression Of calm
ness: I'm not worrying about this
fight; I'll win II easily enough"
The champion IL much bigger than
Dempsey. but his confidence isn't .
bit more voluminous than that Per
meating the camp Of the challenges.
I'm sure III win Jack repeated,
~ has told me. I'm confident the
heavyweight championship WIN cone
TO me on the Fourth"
Jacks smile spoke much icrdeP
than his words. He's not dreading
the fatefui day.
Jack Ncxt Champ
There are those undecided yet. a
leaning slightly to Willard. who eu(
phatically declare that Jack Demt
scy will be the next champion. wheth.
er he wins July or not. They fig-
ure he's far superior to any one else
outside the champion, and that WI
lard will either be whipped or retire
within the next two years.
Jack himself says that even should
he be unable to whip willard now,
he'll certainly cop II later.
Life Ii roseate for Dempsey. Bar.
ring accidents and the slight posi-
bility that n man rs good will b
developed in the next year or two.
II certainly looks as IL the youngster
would arrive. Maybe not on the
Fourth. but surely later.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-28
WHERE CLUBS

FIAff NENT WEth
Salt Lake and Sacramento viii
go on the road again NEXT week.
Salt Lake plays the Vernon tt
gers at Los angeles and Sac
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-28

The Northwest tennis ehs-ps~o-
shifs will h. staged in rs~sm. In the
first part Of August. with the beys'
tourney eeinG scheduled for Portland.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-28
S0l0NS WAll0P ANGELS;
BILL PERTlCA BLOWS UP

SACRAMENTO. june 2s.--Biow.
ing up in IN. second frame. BIN Per.
tea was raped for seven hits in the
second chapter and the soIons won
the third game Of the series from
the Angels. Ffttery stopped the SO.
Ions rush but the seraphs couldn't
overcome the home clubs lead.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-28

.ons cot wh~n ~tnrtrr run sssrcd
s.uastsd for Eiiiatf In ninth
s.susttcd Tor n Agieti 10 ninth
....psn ssf Mite In nin,h
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-28

AMERICAN LKAGUE
ST. LOUIS. June ss.-- r. II. n
Shoako 1890. .---------.
OF LOUIS
BATTERIES: cicotts and Schaik: Well
man and SEVERED.
DETROIT. June A. n. II. Il.
S'eveisno .-.....---..
Detroit ...-....... o
batteries; Bagby. Uhie, Phillips ana
oNeiii: Thomas. pauss and Ainsmith.
NEW YORK. June .s-Boston-N.w
York postponed: rain
PHILADELPHIA. June .s-washirr-
ton Philadelphia postponed; wet rrounda
NATIONAL LEAGUE
PrT-rsBuRG. June a. r. " N
cincinnati s.....--....-..-. IL
tlttHouik ..-.....---
Batteries: Fisher. Luaue and Winwo:
Carlson. Mayer and Schmidt
CHICAGO. June a. r. N
81 Louis ..-.......... --.-. 1.
Chlcego ...-.. ............. II
batteries: Bolden, Sherdel Ame. ana
Snyder; Bailey. Douglas and oFArrelI -
-
BOSTON. June ,s--Hew Ycrk-Do&
postponed. wet groundA
BRooKr.YN. June n-Phnsa.s>n>.
Broekiyn no game: nevcd aAeA/
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-28
SPORT
SALAD

Perhaps the Toledo hotel men
are responsible for the delay In
naming . referee. Soon ~ tho
man Is picked, the other 80 can
ditiatcs will 60 homo
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-28

ramcnto invadcs the Ray City In
play Oakland Los Angeles
tackles Portland In tho Rose
City.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-28

proportion Of tho small amour, OF
birds here now.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-28
Major League
Scoreboard
NATIONAL LEAGUE
AMERICAN LEAGUE

AMERICAN LEAGUE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-28

Msym- Mcdonald. ~hs has b~sn play
inx In the California state championship,
during the past week. mar rutaFn 30 80
attis In time 70 enter the city meet
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-27
CLIFTON FORGE
TSpecial to The Times-Dis,,t.,

[Special to The Times Dispatch.I
CLIFTON FORGE. VA, April &C.
Mrs Il. ]. kappes. of Richmond. is
spsnding some time with Mrs. Il. G..
Payne.
Mrs; Edith swoope, of Lynchburg,
who has been visiting her brother,
w; t. Bruhey. has left for her home.
former resident OF this place. was
n visitor hero for few days.
Miss Dreams Chambers, OF near
Washington. spent Easter with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. T.. G. Chambers
Mrs. II. III. Markli and daughter. Miss
Lewis. have returned from Washing
ton. where they spent Easter.
Gordon Miller, who has recently re-
ceired his discharge from the army
spent several weeks with his family
here, and has left for Richmond. where
pc Will resume his former position
with bank.
B. T. Alexander. OF Richmond is the
guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. l.. B. Thomas.
w. G.. Mathews spent several days in
Richmond this week on business.
j. K. Cardy has returned to the city
after n business and pleasure trim to
West Virginia.
Miss Helen woolfarth has returned
TO the city, after spending Easter with
her grandmother, Mrs. T. c. McCraw.
in Lynchburg.
Mrs. Emma Ware and Miss Doris
Mahaney are visiting relatives in Sill.
YER Grove, Ky.
F. s. Marley, Of Chicago, Is spcnd-
ing few days in the city
Captain G. n. RuclSer, Of this city.
has just returned from France, and is
still being treated in the hospital in
New York.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-27
Anecdotes of
Famous People
Kea,e's Fearful Grimaces
Frightened Members of
HIS Company.

A suggestion was once made to
Sydney Smith that he should sit fer
his portrait to Landseer, tho great
animal painter. His reply was. "Is
thy servant dog that he should do
this thing" On another occasion the
G binlniier had rem to The witty
love Of humor VI" il must he an ,c f0o of
e ne iheaters." The manassrs. f re.
frse Hsry Hie s sh ssna
missions to ST. Paui's." ~ ~ "
When Charles Kean was playing the
part Of Richard III. his fearful grim
aces almost frightened the other actors
out out or thetr wits. One night a new
who .awoke Richard. When asked tie "Who
1, ,so tG eae with he t ssoud have taken up
lord. The Village cock hath thrica pro-
ella aimed the hour of morn" But Kean's
facial iat co copntoTtions threw, the sentinel
forgot most of his words, s Lar H: n
The village cocl!" lie repeated this
said. Then why on earth don't you
crow?" the audience was convulsed
with laughter.
Here is the story told by Sir Herbert
Tree In reference to the many curious
applications for empoyment he re-
coiVed: II received n letter informing
me that the writer was house decora-
tor by trade, but that. as circumstances
over WHICH he had no conrol had re-
he would be glad 10 take part in my
next production. He added that he
had strong latest for the literary
drama. OF which indeed ne had several
samples on hand. The letter concluded
thus: To prove 70 you that I am not
lacking In dramatic instinct ino,ose
turn" Underlined in red ink I road
these words: THE prisoner. who de
MED the assault, conducted his own
case, and defended himself In some
what dramatic manner!"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-27
:5PR|hG MUSIC FESTIVAL
OPENS TOMORROW NIGHT
tAnnnai Feast of Harmony o
"Wednesday Club Presents ALL
80 Az erican Stars.
BUT ONE HEARD HERE BEFORE
Organization Expresses Appreciation
OF Services Of Volunteer Conductor
and Accompanies, w. Kirk Math-
!: ews and Miss Jean Trigg.

3 The opening concert Of the Wednes-
Mday Clubs musical festival will be
cgiven tomorrow, ''oratorio night" In
Sthe City Auditorium at s:l5 o'clock
B before an audience which has reserved
T,seats for the performance weeks in
: advance.
!: Florence Hinkle, Arthur Middleton
I. and Arthur Hackett will sing the lead
~ ing parts in Haydn's Creation" as
sisted by the Metropolitan Orchestra
and the Wednesday Club chorus of 200
$ members. under the leadership OF w.
Z Kirk Mathews
Parts one and two OF the oratorio
arc to be presented, emitting part
Sthree in order that the concert may
not last more than two hours and a
quarter. We'd stay at the Auditorium
from S o'clock until breakfast if we
gave the whole oratorio." said Mr..
Mathews yesterday land as the first
and SECOND parts contain the whole
story of the sacred opera. we thought
best to leave out the alst part"
Musicians of the city who arc famil-
lar with the progress, of the Wednes-
day Club chorus at rchearsals arc en-
phatic in their statements that most
be given by the local oratorio society
monday night, and that Richmond has
eTeTy FeaSon to b. proud Of the work
among its members The prominent
choir singers and soloistS OF the city.
Presents Tokens of Appreciation,
At final rehearsal yesterday. be-
fore It's meeting with the Metropolitan
Orchestra and the visiting stars Mon
day morning, the Wednesday Club pre-
scented MIR Mathews and Miss Jean
TrigE each with a handsome piece of
silver.
John G. Corley. president of the club,
made the presentations to Mr.. Mathews
and Miss Trigg, both of whom have
volunteered their services this year as
+ conductor and accompanist, respeo-
! lively Mr. Corley. in expressing his
deep appreciation of their work re-
called the fact that rather than let
the growth of the Wednesday Club he
hampered by financial straits incident
to the war, they had at the beginning
OF what promised to be a hard season
offered their own efforts toward maxi
ing II more successful than ever
That the club is bringing ite twenty
sixth season TO a brilliant close is due
! largely, he said. to the devotion OF it's
volunteer conductor and accompanied
I; The support OF a large contributing
: membership, whose subscriptions 10
tiaT toward securing the heavy eX-
penses undertaken by the Wednesday
. Club in bringing singers of the first
rank to Richmond for the annual
/. spring music festival is also. accord
{ ing to Mr.. Corley, another reason for
!! the high quality OF the concerts Of
Z fered this year. A group OF public
s spirited subscribers OF large means.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-27

for Brandy. Va, where she Will visit
Miss Julia Phillips spent the week..
enc at her home near Arlington.
Miss Lucy. T. Clark and Armistcad
GORDON. OF Charlottesville, were week.
end guests at Thomas Whitehead's.
MISS Zelda Garland has returned
from a visit to her sister. Mrs. Sam
Wilson, in LynchburE.
Julian Ware was the weekend guest
OF friends near Arlington.
BIT; and Mrs II. NJ. Taliaferro. Sr.,
OF Lynchburg, arc spending the week
thompson VOORHEES,. off Vlcksburs,
MISS. Is the guest of his mother, Mrs.
+. +. VOORHEES,.
Miss Harriet Evans has returned
from Washington, where she visited
MT and Mrs. Marshall Morgan.
MRS. q. w. Dearborn has returned
from a months visit to her daughter.
MIS-. Howard *. McKinnon.
MRS. II. 5, PeNton and children loft
Wedn esday for Texas. where they will
spend some time with Mrs. peyton's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. S. Floyd.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-27
AMHERST
[Special TO 2

Especial to Tho Times Dispatch
AMHERST. VA. April 26.-Nrs.
James Craig Hunter, of Richmond. is
the guest of her father, Thomas White
head. at Mountain View"
Miss Mary Whitehead has returned
from q visit to her aunt, Mrs Theo-
Sinia.
Gordon J. Dearborn, OF the u. 8. 8.
Wisconsin, now stationed at Norfolk,
visited his relatives here last week
Mr.. and Mrs. II. l. Page, who have
been spending some weeks at their
country home, returned to Norfolk
Friday.
Mrs. ]. r. Goodwin and little Phoeba
Parker Goodwin are guests OF Mrs.
Rating in Centreville, Md.
c. L. Scott was the Weekend guest
OF Mr.. and Mrs. j. r Everett in Rich
Il. NJ. Coffcy. OF Charlotte, N. C..
near Amherst.
Miss Caroline Harrison left Saturday
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-27
His Salvation,

'Crtck! Crack! Crash"
Tho skaters turned and fed But
one less fortunate than the rest was
oVertaken by the widening crack
threw up his arms and fell in with a
hearty splaeh.
Help! He's drowning.-
At last ladder was procured.
cautiously approaching the pool, which
was ornamen by the luclless mans
head and shoulders, the park keeper
placed the ladder in position and com
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-27
meets the dcficit remaining after the
subscription list Is closed.
ALA m Fican STAR to Gao~

| subscription list is closed.
All AmeHcnn Stars to Sing.
most celebrated artists now singing
In the United States. are arriving in
the city today and tomorrow to take
part IN tho concerts Monday and Tues
Sc striking coincidence that every
one of the singers is an American by
birth, although Rosa Ponseile is OF
musical education was secured in this
country. 1t is considered a most for
tnnate circumstance that the Wednes-
gay s;s,s club has has been able to SECURE
Roberts. Arthur Eackett, Forrest La
mont and Arthur Middleton, who owe
TO training secured on this side OF
the Atlantic. rather than in the Ger
man music centers so long considered
indispensable by American singers.
the war, enjoyed the reputation as the
Mecca Of musicians, and officers OF the
Wednesday Club say that they have
week six of the foremost successes
OF the concert and opera stage there.
Hut One Heard Before In Richmond.
been heard in Richmond. Ponsclle.
Hackett and Lamont have just burst
into fame as members OF the Metro
Arthur Middleton, the foremost basso
cantante now in the oratorio field. has
tho distinction of appearing thirty
five times in his.first season as a mem
her of the Metropolitan Opera Com
pany.
The Metropolitan Opera House or
chestra will figure prominently in the
programs for both concerts, under the
leadership of Richard Hageman. Rosa
Ponselle, Emma Roberts and Forrest
will be the stars for the
artists concert on Tuesday. the pro-
gram for which Is as follows:
ARTIST NIGHT.
Tuesday Evening An5ll 90 s;iS O'clock
Miss Emma Roberts. contraito.
The Meirorolitan onera House Orchestra
Mr.. Richard Hageman. conductor,
!. Leonore Overture No. S..... Beethoven |
9. 20 Patria Mia" from Aida. -. Verdi
>. che :, {sa5a EaTldse." t{ giPe.
Miss NINA Roberts
4. fiesta Adorata." from "Bchome."..r
s. Due. from Mr. EGTTsss rtemont' .verd.
Miss Ef fNFfER sTH rs Lamont
Z. 'p..msr sulr ali rOssc' from ''TroEa.
0 Milis; Rosa penr;seilie., -. 's'4
o. Miss Emma Roberts.
3. 'Elucevan 10 STEELE" from '"ToSca".;
Mr.. Forrest Lamont
TO- "Un bel di vedrcmo"'. ....... Puccini
:, Mech. M S,ss Rosa ponselle ,,.ov,,v
= oichc..ira. ''N0 sN'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-27
Out of Order.

The village was all aeoE. Flosse
Flatfeet was marrying William Giles.
The church was crowded. Flossie,
looking as pale as her somewhat high
ly-colored cOuntenance would allow,
bore up until the plain gold ring was
safely on her finger. and then. over
come, burst into tears.
The villagers were touched, but not
anxioue. All girls cry at weddings.
Then suddenly William Giles screw
ed up his face and broke into howls
Tears poured down his face and drip
ped off his whskers.
What's up? Hush, man. those
nearest him urged. But Giles con-
tinued to howl and at last burst out:
Lot me be! feels wuss an 'er
baout IL"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-27

menced to creep along 1t.
Come In bit closer" no shouted.
II can't SWIM" answered tho Inn
promntu bather.
"But you're only up to, your waist.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-27

man." said tho park keeper. "You
amt got no need to swim. Walk!"
walk be bowed" replied the other.
This water Is eight feet deep
EtEht feet hccnm cXcla frnad tho
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FoH SALE lab laCs sefgo suit.
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NOTICES
New State
University F1OslitaI

go East l3th st. OkIahoms City, Okla
'rctoted IN connection With University
q oklnbomp School NJ Medicine, open
Aus 1918. Sick people too poor 10
pay a doctor treated and operated on
by specialists for 80 par week No OK.
IN charges Free ambulance, Address
state University Hospital 500 East ls,h
H.. oklahoma City, OhM,
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BUSINESS OpPORTUNirlIS
OUT or CITY

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town OF 5000 population: one otheo
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SEEDS PLANTS AND TREES

ENERHHARlNG strawberry plan,s.
takdale Nursery, X. No. .. Box ~,
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ruR sALE-TWo thousand cords q
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ArmY GOODS For Sale

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good town VIII not consider any old
run down stock. II YOU are intcFsstcd
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NOTICES.
TRUCKS, team work, all
kinds moving. Wal
rorA hfNTh

sfN W. u We
CLEANING. pressing aud dying esp.r,
alteration work Walnut 1871.
LADIES' aud srnilomcp'h suits refined .
expert alteration, Crystal Cleaners,
walnut llpl
FURS RIMODtIEb, also ladies' and
mems suits rrpcri w0rkma nshlp
Vhnek. Tailor turricr l05 y, Harvey.
Wnuu, 1919
TO WHOM n may concern; my prop
orlj, located l2ls West lst street.
Oklahoma citp. rhla is un the market
SILVA u, lludginh For further tn
formation call 40 EaH, 9Th OF phone
Walnut sij2
iOTlCE 10 roni estate men, my prop.
cry ~ otf The mtrErl ". ] Murphy.
NOTICE 10 all rcm c-tat. agents tho
property at 2l1 Ems, sth street 10
taken of The market hi, day FfpnCea
u Nichnrdbon
IrBLlC BALE at 900 4 Robinson
TUESDAY and Wednesday ~ ns,t
week