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s1ISa for Three

Roi Cooper Meerue. than whom there
IS no more popular playwright in
for Three" which Selw.yn and com
pany are 10 present at the strand to-
morrow and THURSDAY ".rca for
Three is comedy in three acts IT
Is staged in lavish fashion by Selwyn
ana company, who are fast establish
ing the reputation Of presenting the
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ADJUSTMENTS
..shc,. n Good I.cllomv I. HI.

'ooo TG!o" ~; c.,
with S"sT bang 0 last f Sn 1T sAs Sans
and prettier girls and ono can well
understand why New York locked 10
see IL for 40 long. The three acts
move along at a wniZzing pace. with
something Funny. pretty. tuncful or un-
a pleasure TO see such q Mctropol!tan
production. for il is the New York pro-
ductioii intact.
The plot has to do with the love affairs
o: "JacGueline Fay" and Robert Nc
Lane, and many are their troubles
"Jacquciinc" is played by Ivy Sawyer,
who Is sweetcr and more charming
than ever. Her dancing is dainty and
finished, though her siging is charm
ing as well. Joseph SantIcy, VINO
plays Robert" Is. as always, finished
an his acting and dancing. and ever
pleasing. His impcrsouation Of "pep!-
no." the young girl, ghould make Julian
The show is filled with truly pretty
girls, girls who can stand a closeup
view and who can sing and dance as
well. Dorothy Maynard. us ltav!nia
Lee is bright and full OF life and
charm. She has very pretty and
weli-traincd voice, and danced with
grace and skill. as we'll as helping the
Of comedy. Robert Higgins, as Ches-
ter Pollard, should De mentioned. for
IL is quite masterpiece. Scott Welsh
also deserves a good share OF pra Use,
fo7 he is very funny sailor boy,
whose personality and very, good
Billy Hopkins.
The hit OF the evening was the Dun
can Sisters, two young girls who have
pleased New York audiences for sew
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most elaborate productions OF any
theatrical firm. One thing which has
playwright. is his ability TO be ini;nit-
ably funny without in any way shock
the situat!ons he is able to &c" create.
and his dialogue. brilliant as it is,
merely helps to carry forward the ac-
Tea for Three" Is comedy spark
ling in its clevcrness, IL is true. Best
Of all. however. !; Is an Intensely
4ratnatic story told in Mr.. MeSrue's
best Styl.
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Urge Ending of Strike.

BERLIN. Jan. 12..-The government
has issued a manifesto urgently cali
ing upon tho striking railwaymen to
resume work Immediately. pointing
qucnc"s Of the strike on $4,000 war
prisoners whom your action on the
threshold Of the homeland is shut
tinS out from wife and family"
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RALEIGH, y. -. Jan. l2.-Churchill
toolcy, under death sentence on being
conyicted Of an alleged attack upon
a nttie girl. near Smithncld, John
son COUNTY IS 10 die in the electric
today announcing he would not com
mute tn. sentence TO lie Imprisonment
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LONDON. Jan. I2--The Prince OF
WAIcs VIII probably leave England for
Australia aUout the middle OF March
on board the battleship Rcnown. 1t IL
bciieTed he Viii 30 b. the way OF
the Panama Canal.
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,.er;!n.la~. Dir. and Mrs Charlie, Semi Nc.

Weigh DIT ana Mfs' CHARLES Semi Nc
uu Miss y Marion shr.yer. of nal,imors Is tho
Gresham Court APARTMENTS.
Captain George Chandler Coz OF Phila-
:ues! Of Mrs W. ~ lines Of o re, wsa Sne
Tor tho Weekend
Mss May ,5 Of stuar, hs
Wilson Stewart wod1in.: in Petcrsbure
T.. Miss Margaretta r,tzhuGh. OF CALIFORNIA.
Ginter Par ~ Wv summary avenue
relatives in New York
Ms,as Ai SIs. and Emma Hs1hsriaand OF
time In 81. Augustine. Fla.
WOMEN'S MEETINGS.
, Tha afternoon from to c o'clock at st:
hear th Miss Es esgs1 Of ase n Mss
nurse Of international reputation.
IP2orSihc,a fIyno Madis9n Ch4p,er. y, s;
dav at 1880 O'Clock.
ThsFe vim be es,nr Of The nish9na
tIis aitern9on a. 80 U'clocx at i6Y East
Franklin street.
There will be 4 meeting OF the board OF
managers 81 the Virginia Home for Incur
at the home.
AssoeIation "I Vii hoid Us r? regular nesting
tonight at s:l5 O'Clock in the Murphy iio,.i
annex.
MARRIAGE LICENSE
Lewis W, wingAeld t.D., Richmond.
Nai.da Thacher t2D Richmond.
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Lyric Bill 1Ins Merit.

n bin OF unusual merit is offered hv
the Lyric for the first half of THIS
we .IIy 1t started of with sherw:n
SIDES doing some new and unique
stunts on her bicycle. She oxcellod in
both, but her graceful riding and diff
nary. " " Va
Murphy and Barrett. two black-face
coiiineGiahs. IN funny turn called. ~
IA Episode, gave good impersona-
ton OF the darky: calling forth much
merriment from the audience.
Their Wedding Day" a sketch with
arthur Plckens and company, proved
quite hilarious. Lots OF complications.
such as mixed-up husbands and wives,
caused general merrincnt
Florence Merritt and Gladys Bride
wei put over splendid bit of sing
inE and comedy. They sang and PLAYED
melodious!y and were, what Is rare in
vaudeville. different from the usual
run.
Closing the performance was jug
giing Jamborce" by BEDFORD ard Win
chester: This was a little bit OF evcrv-
thing, Juggling, comedy, slight Of han
and more comedy, ali OF which vas
good.
There were photoplays At the open
ing OF tue performances as usual
ID II
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IN AND OUT or TOWN.

Miss Ellie Branch has left for New York
winter season " ''
Mrs Newton McV"ich has returned 10
son III Now York with hcr SON and ca,Ich :
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eral seasons, and who arc now add
lnI TO their triumphs on tho road.
Ihc? arc clever in more ways than one
but cannot be described except as che
only Duncan Sisters. in IL highly en-
PERTAINING act only possible Dy thcm-
serves. In these days Of theatrical
SaneheSS thcS come as bolt from tho
D!uei cieNcT. versatile, tuncful and
hiiari9usiy amusing. one enjoys every
second they are the stage "Shc's;
Il Good Fellow" could he PRAISED In
,,tnniicly, and II deserves IL All. 1t is
Broauway transported 20 Richmond.
ana Broadway's best at that.
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There will be meeting OF the board OF
managers Of The Virginia Home for Incur
abies on "Wednesday morning at IL o'clock
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-13

There will he meeting OF the Richmond
committee OF The National Civic Federation
THIS afternoon a. $50 o'clock at l07 East
IRA lin
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-13

The Woman's Auxiliary of the Uor!tzer
Association VIII hold It's regular meeting
tonight at s:l5 O'Clock in the Murphy Hotel
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The regular monthly meeting of the
Dorothca Payne Madison Chapter. y, .
L. s.. Daughters Of Isl2. Will b. held In
the Jefferson Hotel. Room $50. on Thurs
uay "A 40 O'Clock
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-16
The Prep Grid Outlook
NO. WEST SEATTLE

er brother Of 'Out" West. the form.
er aiiaround athlete nj IN. Yves,
Eide school. Olson In a product Of
last years scrubs. and might make
good pivo, man II he goes In for
" seriously.
Big Fhii Fraser In a practical
cinch for fulihack.
The principal conienders for the
two haif,,ack positions are Captain
Johnny Byorr. Jim bradford and
igcrt Watson. fByerr IN having M.
ito difficulty with his scholastic
work. and has not been turning out
no far this season.
For ends. Coach Murphy has Roy
osternan. "swcic" iiermanson and
younEster by the name Of Ontario.
oa,eriuarU in Murphy'n opinion. In
one Of tho best ends In the city.
There are three young hunkiea
who look hest for the tackle sob.
Grant shRrer. last years baseball
man. Ralph T-iR and Kenny Eyk.
arc all on, for tho important line
iob.
Mac" Macdonald. Harold Kin.
dred and Polly Parrot, represent the
best that are out for the guard 20.
sitionn.
At center Dug Bonamy II the
only real prospect developed so far
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MACK FAVORS
-NINE-CAME
TITLE SERIES

Although Connie Mack hasn't n
lookin for anything but the cellar
championship. rtill he likes to talk
abou, the world series which the
other clubs viii stage this fall. lie
nayH
Il favor the nine game series. II
gives everyone a chance 90 sc~ the
two champions Of both leagues In
action. Then nine garnes II a great
er test Of a clubs strength than
seven. As for my prospects. I've
about got my team made up for
next year. l need a first hasrma n
who can hit a little better. Both
Shibe and myself wer. pretty keen
about this fellow Frank Brewer.
but they didn't give us n chance TO
bid. Money would have been no
object He would have just about
filled up the hole In my club. The
Athletics will be factor next year
They are young fellows and have
learned much this summer. A to
winning the pennant next yeaG I
wouldn't want TO say that. but when
I've got ball club that Is In the
race enjoy myself. wish | was
just starting the season now with
the team as II stands. Wed give
them all a run for their money"
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BY l.. II. BLANCHARD

NEW YORK, Sept 1.-THE posi-.
.bility OF taking a terrific beating
while their hands are tied tightly
behind their backs haunted the two
leaders Of the major leagues today.
Both Brooklyn and the New York
Yankees have fewer games TO play
than their nearest rivals. That
means unless they finish their sched.
uIes with the pennant sewed up they
49, Ne auhject 10 the humiliation Of
seeing their rivals squirt belatediy to
the tape to grab off victory.
Despite that danger Brooklyn
looked safer than heretofore. The
Dodgers squeaked thru the last
game yesterday with the Cubs. win.
ming. TO 0. An even break for the
Dodgers In the remaining IL games
would compel the Cincinnati Reds to
take IS out OF IS games
The Giants would have to grab IS
out Of IT.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-16

For,y.thrce candidates are on, for
positions on Coach Murphy'H Yves,
Seattle high school football team.
Murphy states that many moro
would 10 out II there was enough
equipment.
A. II il. many % the youngsters
arc gu, equipped with old flannel
ahlr,a as Jerseys and a pair Of biz
brothers pants instead Of tho usual
PADDED football trousers.
Despite this disadvantage. there In
more real spirit displayed a, West
Seattle than al any other high
school.
Coach Murphy does not predict
any championship with tho material
he has on hand. but thinks that no
will b. ahlo to give some OF the
heavier teams good run for their
money.
Tho quarterback JOB at Went Sc.
attic Ia being fought out between
young Harry West. Al Olson and
Bob Law. Harry West Ia the young.
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Hife, Druxinn,an
Box DrasD in Extra
Bout at Arena ShosU

There were only five bouts
billed at the Arena last night.
but Nate Druxinman and Clay
Hite put on an extra attraction
In the lobby OF the Arena just
after the T'ravie Davis-ti Harry
Casey performance. that went
one round to a draw.
II seems as II Nate plans 20
break into the promoting game
here. and he had filed for "a date
on the ssth with the boxing
eommlssior-thc same date that
Hite was planning TO show. The
boxing commission. according 10
Druxinman's letter from them
gave the date TO tho cigar sales
man.
At any ratio they evidently
tried to settle IL In the approved
fashion OF the stone age. but II
ended In n draw. IL Clay and
Nate could be Induced 20 head
line some show In the future In
a return so. there would UNI
doubtedly be packed house on
hand.
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@ssBl
(GnfEB63|

Yesterdays hero Tom Grisn,h. Brook
Ign On. o. the most spectacular catches
In the history Of Effects field robsed
oFarreli. Of the Cuba. Of a possible
homer. and thresisnsd Cub rally col
lacse1.
BaEty gained revenge for the Indians
~ holding the Aaosmsn to three hlts.
and WANING. 10 10 o.
Orirnr's triple CAV. pittssurg the first
game % coubl. header with the Braves.
TO l. Hoike. Brave first saeter. broke
up the second with a triple In the nth.
winning for the Braves. q to 1.
Loque struck out nine Phliiies vhfls
the Reds pers winning. TO :.
shsrrod Smith had the better luck IN
a pitchers battle with speed Martin, and
the Robins took the last game from the
Cubs. 1 to o.
Wsiirasn. Brown pitcher. led his team .
mates at the bat with four hits in their
ls-to-s victory over the Red Son.
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TRAMBTTAS
AND TuLMAN
BOX DRAW

PORTLAND. Sept is.--rn a siam
bang io-round 80 at the Milwaukee
arena last night. Alex Trambl,as OF
Portland and Johnny Ttliman OF
Minneapolis divided honora. the
event being pronounced a draw.
Each battler went to tho mat In
the tenth round. bu, quickly re
gained his feet
Fnnkio Murphy. Denver weitcr-
weight. was given the decision after
seven rounds OF inaetion and one
round OF mixing with Franki. Jones
Of San Francisco.
Baby Blue OF San Francisco and
BABE" Herman. the Sacramento
bantam. fought a six-round draw.
Blue was the aggressor.
Johnny Ffske. fcatherwcight Of
Rock Island. III. hattied his way To
a ssx-round decision over Neil Elm.
norman OF Portland.
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game with boils. One never
realized what swell ball
Stumpf was really playing I'M
til Harrigan swung into ac-
ton. The youngster was evil
IDENTIFY a bit nervous under
fire for the first time before
the home folks and his debut
was wretched.
During the afternoons play he
booted two chances and his slow
work on "a grounder In the firth was
converted into hit and finally two
runs came over as the result OF the
play. AN clean hits followed. And
then he had n chance 10 complete a
double play In the Third. but he
threw the bali away His other boot
was when he kicked Haugher's
grounder In the same frame. He
made one nice catch. his stab OF
Byiers ny in the seventh being high
ctnas
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-
TWO DRAWS
ATOAKLAND

OAKLAND. Sept. 1s.--Action a
plenty was seen at the mitt show
here last night, which was featured
by fast draws between Jimmy Dun.
dee and Young Carmen and between
George Shade and George Egan of
Boston.
Joe Coffcy proved too fast for
Joe Leopold The mixup staged by
Bobby Ertle and Al Walker was
called draw. but many thought the
latter was entitled to the verdict.
Togo Koriayama and Kid Romeo
boxed a draw.
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LEADERS FACE ordeal.
IN MAJOR RACES

The American league race con
tinued hot. The Yankees. having
won three more games than Cleve
land. their nearest rival. were in a
good tactical position. The Yankees
have IL more games in which e
cinch the pennant. Cleveland has ! I
more In which to cut down the
Yankee hopes. The White sox have
but IA more games to play.
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WslIy Hood. Salt Lake ouffieidew.
played his first game ~ . ISee here
yesterday, and looked mighty good.
He's . good hitter. fields In big
league fashion, and h fast. His work
ON usrrigsn's fly, which he SHARED
on the dad run. and his throw 10
first. nippinG ZsDiock off that bag.
wss . beautifui piece Of work. ~ bas
he singled once and walked twice.
sait Lake presented another new sus-
fielder In young Hanger. who worked IN
left field. He didn't have so very much
90 do. but looked pretty good He bats
left handed and takes a nice cut At the
ball
RED" Baldwin. VINO worked behind the
log yesterday. pulled one Of the beat
plays Of the afternoon when he picked
Krug off second for the third out IN the
fourth frame. krug walked and with two
away Hood walked. too. but as Hood was
around second and Baldwin snapped the
onion down TO Harrigan. who eliminated
krug.
Ole Anderson, who umpired behlnA
the plate. h the raspberry - IN svhl-
tr~for. The. plsyers cbewed the fse
with him all afternoon. He wants -
snsp into more action N he expeets -
be . Ccast league umpire next yeas.
The grsss was very slippery and some
Of the boys had hard time standing up
Eddie xuiiigan ma6e . pretty ono
handed stab OF zamlock's grounder down
the third base line In the seventh. but
he was out Of position and couldn't throw
30 first In time to head off the magt-
elan. and tho chance went a. . hit
Ernie Johns0n slapped out the snly
estrn base bingie Of the mattnee
wheu he knocked the pill far Int
left center fer three bases h the
fifth
A double BIN will be played today. with
the first game getting under way II Lac.
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BOWLERS TO
START SEASON

Twelve teams will jump off in the
city bowling league tonight on the
Ideal. Orpheum and Elks' alleys.
Eight teams get under way in the
Commercial league September 20.
and the Gasoline league. composed Of
teams along automobile row, will
open October L
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DODGERS VS..
REDS TODAY

NEW YORK Sept. l6.-Nationa1
league interest and particularly that
OF Brooklyn and Cincinnati fandom.
centercd on the Dodgers Reds three
game series which opens here today.
BY making a clean sweep Of the
series. Cincinnati can reduce the
lead OF the Robins to two full games
and once more jump into the fray
as n real contender.
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- - ~~~ssstots s'f >'~
conner. Little Joe kept his
left stuck in Flores face thru
out and the Tiger" couldn't
land his right effectively once
during the whole four rounds.
German took the lead right from
the start. boxing carefully and TAX.
tng dead aim several times with
hooks to the body that never missed
their mark. He made Flores miss
oevc1l wild swings
German led In the first. second
and fourth rounds.
The third round. Flores best. was
even. The Filipino managed to sting
lee with his left couple OF times a,
Tie start OF this session. but Joe
nnon evcned II up by working on
T1orcs' body.
FLORES GOT
WORST or 1T
Flores had a had habit OF leaning
~ against the ropes. and every time
that he did this stunt and started a
punch at Joe while rebounding from
che ropes he was met by straight
Nm right on the chin.
The bout didn't have the spcctacu-
hr features of the first 20 and was
rather disappointing.
Trnvie Davis. tho Coast weiter.
weight champion. handed Harry ca.
sey. local miller. the worst beating
that any ringrnan has received In Sc.
attic for some time. Davis hit Casey
With everything but tho boxing com.
mission. but couldn't put him out
TYavie sailed rights and iefts at
Harry 10 fast that Casey mus, have
thought Davis had a million gloves
n his hands.
Casey was given a tremendous ovn-
ton for his game showing when he
1eft the ring. because II was one OF
The earnest demonstrations we've
ever seen in n local ring.
CASEY SCORES
KNOCKDOWN
Casey had one moment Of triumph
I'm the second round--when he
0oored Davis in q series OF wild
Dwfngs--but that was the only time
the floor about dozen times In all
and Davis knocked him clear across
the ring that many times II was a
very uneven match. as Casey never
had q chance.
II Davis was out Of condition, he
fooled the packed house Of ring bugs
last night He did look a bit heavy
and must have outwcighed Casey by
1t least ten pounds.
Travie showed the effects Of his
long Iayoff. as he missed a lot OF
punches last night that he never
should have. altho C1sey probably
knows that he landed often enough.
II the Everett boy attends to busi.
ness. he stands In line for a match
with Johnny Tillman here soon
I4ANGFORD AND
PETE DRAW
Young Sam Langford. the colored
nghtie, shaded Frank Pete, the local
133-pounder. in four fast rounds.
Langford led on aggressiveness. and
he really landed more blows. Referee
9chacht called II draw.
Young Jack Dempsey. the Pualiup
heavyweight. and Glenn Zukowsky,
Of Tacoma put up a swell draw. OF
the two. Dempsey looks the better
prospect. He's a tough bird. as he
took enough punishment in the last
round to knock over the Smith build.
ing. He wobbled badly a couple OF
times In this round, but refused 10
Eve. He scored a clean knockdown
y the first round. which was the
only edge either had during the mill.
Kid Biddle, Los Angeles light
weight. won the call over Mickey
Harmon. OF Winslow, when he hit
him too many times in the tumny
In the last round.
The Arena was packed 10 the
guards last night. In anticipation OF
another whirlwind fight between Cor.
man and Flores that never material.
lied.
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sHan for Zafnioch in seventh.
fIiatted for Erhorr In eighth
Score By Innings
salt Lake ......... -
Seattle .......... oooooo o--i
Summary struck oui-By bchorr !.
hY cullop l. Bases on baiis--On Sehorf
&. OFF Sweeney 1. off Culiop 2 Three
base hi;--Johnson. Double play--Hood
TO Ehesiy. Sacrifice hlts--Eheeiy. Hyisr.
bsIi 49, ZamIoch. Innings pitched - by
sehorr .. runs Z. hits Z. at bat 20. Runs
responsible fof-sehorr 2. Sweeney 0. cul-
Top I. Charge defeat TO Schorr. Time Of
game 90 Lmpires-Anderson and
MeCfes.
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Unless the Angels ascent is
checked and the Rainicrs spank the
ambitious Bees In the remaining
games OF their series. mex, week will
find the three teams battling for top
place on the home stretch OF the
pennant race.
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scoring cuIlop. Krug famed.
Ernie Schorr pitched pretty good
ball with the exception Of the fifth.
when the visitors punched hits. In
fact they only hit safely In one
other inning. the third. when cullop
beat out a hunt.