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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-12-20
Camp Humphreys News

The program at the Liberty thea
ter for Sunday evening, December IS,
will consist in music by the Tenth
Engineer Band, mass singing led by
CAPT. Reginald Whitaker and motion
pictures featuring Marguerite Snow
IL Lavender and Old Lace" Mon
day evening December 70, Lewis S.
Stone in The Golden Snare" Rolin
Comedy and Pathe News. Tuesday
evening, December 20, all-star caste
III The Old Nest" and Fox News.
Wednesday evening, December q,
".Ehe Money Maniac" with an all
star caste and Pathe News. Thurs
day evening, December %, Tom Mix
in After Your Own Heart" comedy
Country Life" and Bray Photograph.
Friday, DECEMBER %, Corrinne Crit
18th in Single Track" comedy "All
Aboard" and Mutt and Jeff. Satur-
day, December q, Clara kimball
Young in straight from Paris" and
comedy Meet Your Wife
The Post School with the exception
of the first grade has been closed
since Tuesday, December IS, owing
70 the illness of the teacher, Mrs.
nobcrt Campbell. She expects to be
2be to resume her duties Monday,
December 10. Mrs Vernon L. An
Gerson is teaching the first grade. 1t
vas al first thought necessary to
crop the children's Christmas play,
but several helpers have volunteered
TO assist so that il will now be carried
out as planned, as a part Of the big
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Richmond, iersaerlleK i,
and Hotanac L. r. 81

II New. York
J:32 q. m. /. - \. G. H. 1880 p. III.
'Washingt ton Richmond
81 Il. NJ. -. "iLocaD ....1l.4i n. m.
Now Yo,'k-Atlanta> JacksonSil!e
H:l2;a. n. -. IS. y. l.) $50 p. III.
New York Florida r.
y:i1 a. ~. ;. :. "a. G. H. =. GIL a. in.
Washington .Freoerickshura:, 80 +, n;
Efo.2G It m..... CLocaD -. 500 a. NJ;
Washington RIcnmona,
zoe y. IL 49,. GEXprcss) ....2.16 p. M
Washington MISUNDERSTANDING = #
z a,-p H.. (IocaD 80. .S.O4, a. m
Kew York Aug usta-F lorldN +.
80 .. IN. --..>t-A. c. Id ..12 05 p m.
Clearinghouse tlanta- Birmingham
~ p m -. IS. ALL III So am.
Washington Richmond
,27 D. re-. 80. tLocaD -. 1872 p. N.
Mex fork-coluubia
s:i2 p. IN. :. ;. IS. y. L. :. 1:1S a. m.
New York-Jacksonville-S Ps:sr5nurg
New York Florida
S.57 D. IN. :. CA. G. ID BIO q. nj.
Kew Work T9r?n-St. Petersburg
,u:D2 D. M. is. y. ID .S:2S "a. N.
* Sundays only.
week days only.
wec!' days on Sundays SIT p. m.
! D. shel.o4s Ticket AgG mt "a Ale IA n
yer. Eicho>nnd. Va
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-12-20
Bonaparte Denies Receiving Offer
of Albania Crown

New York, Dec. 19.-jerome Ma
roleon Bonapartc, Of this city, has
cen offered the throne of Albania,
i. was learned here today, when it
developed that A. j. Chekerevi, Al
lanian high commissioner at Wash
ilgton, has been comforting with MIN.
The throne of Albania has been
vacant since William of Weld sought
refuge in Switzerland at the out
break of the war, in 1914.
Mr.. Bonaparte, however, has de
lied that the crown has been offer
cl him.. Conferences between Mr..
Eonaparte and the Albanian high
commissioner are said to have taken
rlace both in Washington and in this
city.
Efforts are being directed by the
Albanian government to obtain a
ruler who is free from entangle-
r,ents of European politics. After
first directing their attention to Eng
land they came to the United States
for a ruler, it is said. The restora-
son of king to the throne was only
recently authorized gy the Albanian
.arliament.
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Southern Railway System

SOitn. North,
S:.7 am. Memphis Special ....1o:13 II m.
1887 am. WashiIg;On-l aTriSonburg 6:i3 y. m
Iocan
1851 H.. Washing ton BaEYi.le :. 3:lS PA.
tLucall
S:3i AIM. Washing ton-DaDTi!ie =. amman.
(EKprcss)
e:lI an. New York New orleass lD:i; y. III.
o. AIN. Washincton-Harrtsonburs 9:l3 p.Ir
tLOcau
Ill p.m... Birmingham Spccia. ..l2:1S Pm
Az pm. Washington tIarrisonbu.s -1:03 am.
lLOcan
1:"2 pm. ASHTON. Charlottesville 10:as I'm
tLocal)
5:23 pm. Washing ."u-Warrrutun 7:J3 a a.
iLocall
,:ll PM y. T.-Au-HsiG-Asicvi!ie 7:i5 nm,
lo:bi pn.. Observation-Disclosures :. 7:23 A. M
io:ll pm. Chattanooga limited =. 7:2S IN
III" PIE. New IOrs-N"w Or.carg So ~
tBnitrL)
DAILY except Sundays.
y. y. shelton. Ticket Agent. AicxrnG;:., VI
s. E. burgess. by. Pass. Agent.
Washington. -. L.
" NhIoN-NiNh!Nit ;:-aILNA y
90. NOTICE TO TIKI; TJBaiC.
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NOTICE

Alexandria, Va, Dec. 10 1921:
The regular annual meeting OF the
stockholders of the Alexandria Ma
tional Bank, will be held at their
banking house at y noon to l p: m,
on Tuesday, January 10th. 1922,
for the election Of Directors for the
ensuing year and for the transaction
of any other business that might
properly come before the meeting.
Alexandria National Bank.
293-26c. l.. H.: Dudley Cashier.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-12-20

1t has been computed iilat one WHO
possesses a United States s. bank
note could exchange it for Moscow
rubles, secure license to marry,
make an application for divorce,
change his name, change his place OF
residence, change his citizenship and
buy two pounds of butter and have
more than one-fourth CT his stock Of
paper money remaining.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-12-20

Winter schedule OF trains between
Washington, Alexandria and Mt. Yer
non. effective 100 A. NJ, December /,
1921. Daily except Sunday and holi-
days.
i-eav" WASHINGTON for Alexandria
az. crh"n aud intermediate stations:
n. NJ, Goo. 1:lJ', Obs. Goo T:V5, 40,
':15H. 100. 7:@5. IS. 7:3G. 7.IO. 7:50,
5000. $40, S:l5., $50. S:.5. 9:uu., g:l5,
9:S"'. ?:i3, lo:p0t. 1915. 1890. IO:45.
ll:""*. ll:!5, 1880. 1875. 12:0Os noon.
I. ~. 1915. i@:"G>. I2:.5. 100, l:l5,
i:""-. LIS. 2:3o'. a:::1!. 2::r*. 2:i5. 500.
':l.,, 90, $50. 3:5". 4:GO-. I:a5, 40.
~. 80. az. i:"a. 4:%5. $3.50. 4:45.
5:2>, ':%I. 1:l%. $50. 80. G:Gn-. COS.
f.ih. G:i5. GO. Go. Gas. 7:au.. 7:2G
$40. S:0"'. $50. $40 500. $40. $50
Qua, in:2o. 1880. HOO. Ills. ii:25..
1895. l2:!5. 1850.
Mt Vernon trains.
Leave .Al"I"nlrta for Washington
ana intermediate stations i. lr..
100. $50, 600. els. $50. csc. C:i5.
Sac. ZOO. 10. III. .:o5. 7:%5. 40,
1:i2. 1:iJ. $50" 80. S:un. sos. S.IV
S:i1, $50. $50. S:t5. sos. 1:11, G:25,
$50. So. 1910. los. in:4C. 1855.
Nih'~el:@3, 1880. 1l:55.-r. NJ. 1870.
i2:"@. 1850. f2:.,. 40. 10. 1:4". ! 80.
":55. $40 Ills. i:o3. i:"5 - a:in
i:t5. +.52. i:55. 500. sos. :: ia. $50 5:2J.
SO. 80. $50. 5:i5. $50. s:1p. 6.25
G:ia. 7:pp. go. $40. sea, $50. S:in,
400. ego, a:fo. lo:Cc. 1920. 1890. 1885.
il:la. 1l:iD, 1915.
Leave Mt Vernon for Alexandria.
Washington and intermediate stations:
!. NJ, G:15 I:l5. $50. 90. 1e:G0 1870.
1900. 1i:%G 1900 noon: P. NJ. 1890
100. f:%0. Zoo. ESQ, soc. $40. 400,
go. $500 Goo. 1:i5. S:l5. 9:J5. l0:!5
lt:I5. 12:30X.
Leave Alexandria for ITt. Vernon.
daily cXcsnt SUNDAYS ard holidays:
4. n. SIS. Gas. T:i5. sag. 9:3h. 1900.
1890. 11:nc. 1890. 12:na noon. 2. NJ.
1880, 1900. 1:%0. zoo: 2:3n. 800. sac
800. Fac $50 $50. 7:$6. S:a6. ?:3S
1G:3c. 1885.
S-Train runs To Fnur lIil. Run only
Pocket schedule may be obtained at
all ticket Observation-Disclosures
GINA Railway Co.
2S2-5c
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-12-20

HOTEL RAMMEL
SPECIAL SUNDAY DINNER
$100
RaG:shes Celery
Oyster Cocktail
Cherrystonc Oysters CT Half Shell
Chicken Soup Cream OF Asparagus
Roast Chicken with Dressing
Philadelphia Capon
Mashed Potatoes
Green Spinach Dreamed Cauliflower
Candied Sweet Potatoes
Homemade Apple Pie with Cheese
or
Vanilla Ice Cream and Cake
Coffee Tea MIX
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-12-20

'.The bluff, CHEEKY optimism OF
The late Senator Frye" said Lewis
ION divine, could not brook wilmer
Once at dinner here in Lewiston, d
wilmer seated opposite Senator Frye
said dolefully, 81 have only one friend
on earth-my dog why don't you
get another dog? asked Senator
Frve "-Roston Herald.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-12-20
AUCTION SALE

Sale of lot of new plumbing ma
terials, outfit and fittings, pipes. etc,
will be held at Belle Haven Garage
Wednesday, December 2Sth, 1921, at
Twelve O'clock Noon, levied under
Court Order and directed to be sold
at Public Auction.
High Constable, j. L. Greenstrcet.
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NOTICE

All members Of Motor Company
No. 5, are requested to be present
tonight at the regular meeting Of
the company at 7:S0 o'clock. at
which time the officers for the en-
suing year will be elected.
3O1-1c. VIM. Sullivan, Secretary.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-12-20

Beginner (after repeated failure)
Funny game, golf"
Caddie-" 'Tain't meant to be-
Punch (London).
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AUTOMOBILES
NOTICE
Peoples Permanent Building And
NOTICE
Loan Association

A limited number of shares of
stock are offered Tor sale at $1,000
per share; easy terms of payment.
We can use a few sales ladies and
statesmen. Phone 1855 for appoint
ment. 292-26p
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FOR RENT-FRAME HOUSE; SIN
rooms, bath. electric lights. large
yard and garage. c. Il. Lanham and
Co., 107 S. Royal st. 3Vl-lp
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MISCELLANEOUS

AJITO REPAIRING = KEEP YOUR
Ford cars and trucks on the job bI
letting LYONS SERVICE GARAGE
make night repairs at regular prices.
Estimates given on all repairs. III
North Pitt ST.. Phones 945 and SAT.
2S2-tf
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FOR RENT - TWO FURNISHED
rooms for light housekeeping. electric
lights and heat. EOS \. Royal St
30l-1p
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FOR RENT-LARGE DOUBLE FRONT
room, nicely furnished; suitable for
two or three gentlemen. Heat, cleo
trio lights. etc. Call at 200 Prince ST.,
or phone Alex. 740-W. 3W-
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WANTED-TO BUY SUBURBAN OR
city home. state number rooms. size
Of grounds. improvements. lowest
price Must be bargain. Address
Box Is, Gazette Office. 3Ol-3p
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ROOMS FOR RENT

WANTED-A COOK AND LATiNDRESS.
Apply sol N Washington st. 29S-tf
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WANTED - BY WHITE WOMAN
place to do sewing and mendinS and
to assist in house work. Address Box
70 Gazette Office 300-2D
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FOR RENT-ROOMS. ADDRESS Bon
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WANTED-HELP TO ASSIST IN GEN
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WANTED-SINGLE MAN WANTS
furnished room in central part Of city.
Must have modern conveniences. Ad-
dress. Box 100 care Gazette Office.
300-2p
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Winter schedule OF trains between
Washington, Alexandria and Mt. Yer
non, effective 1900 A. NJ, December /,
1921. Daily except Sunday and holi-
lo,-s.
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FOR SALE-ONE LIGHT DELIVERY
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FOR RENT-THREE FURNISHED
first floor rooms suitable for light
housekeeping. Location good. ~"
Cameron st. Reference required. For
terms apply on second 1ioor'
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FOR SALE--CHRISTMAS GARDEN
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FOR SALE-CHRISTMAS TREES
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i"ng Cameron ST., or phone S55-N.
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FOR RENT-SECoND STORY. THREE
rooms and bath; electricity, hot ana
cold water. Strictly private. Ap-
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-17
SPORTS


fearing that the testimony later
might result in his own indictment,
paid $4,000 for the records. which
he has since destroyed.
Tho American League president
started on his trip early last week.
1t took him TO most OF the big base
ball cities. In chch he gathered new
links which will be forged into n
chain of evidence against the men
behind" In the crooked world series
of 1919. In addition to pursuing such
Investigations, Johnson perfecte d
plans to keep known gamblers out
OF tho ball parks in every city In his
circuit.
1t IS said that johnson has compiled
lists OF known gamblers. These lists
VIII be placed In the hands OF detec-
tives acting for the American League,
whose duty 1t will be to tip on those
gamblers that their presence at the
ball park Is undesirable.
Johnson said:
Ever since 1t was found that the
1919 world series was crooked and
that some of the games of 1920 had
n peculiar appearance. the big search
has>been for the gamblers who con-
tafninated tho players. For long
time the real men behind In tho plot
were able to keep themselves COW
cred up. We had our own ideas rs
to who wac who In the real plot, but
we couldn't quite get our hands on
them.
Iias Desired Information.
"Dut, fortunately. during ms trip,
have found and talked to the very
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-17

men who gave me the exact tr,for-i
nation that was needed to mako 3
perfect case against the big gam61ers!,
Several men. In widely scatteredsparts
OF the country. are still to be fiter-
viewed, but ] hope to meet up With
them during tho next two weeks. & 7
have reason to believe they will give,
me all the details that are needed. M
Then. with our case ready, sv6sWtl
try to get quick action on the s3hh,
dicted- men and will produce testi.
tnony which. 1 am confident, Will re.
suit In the Indictment Of the Bo.called.
master minds--of tho men " no,
cleaned up an aggregate or millions
on the world series. E,
1T may bio Interesting to note that
certain gamblers, earlier accused OF
cleaning up on tho Reds in that
series, tried to establish, innocencSt
by showing that they had bet on the
White Sox. I believe one man has
gone SO far as to show cancelled
cheeks in the sum of perhaps S25,O00
or $4,000 to provo that he bot on the
White SoS. And he did-those Checks
showing TINT he bet on the White Sox'
to such an extent are bonafide.
but I have information now to the
effect that While that man bet $4,000
or $4,000 on the White Sox--and
made tho bets himself-tiRt through
gents ho really bet close to $500, 900
on the Reds. The reason he bet the
money on the White Sox was to be
In position to furnish the very alibt.
he is now making in case there ever
was any discovery that the world
series OF 1919 was crooked"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-17
.R0!WERs DIVIDE HONORs
'IN'COL!EgIATE REGATTA.
Pennsylvania Wins Varsity Race,
but Yale Onrsmen Capture
Junior Event.
10000 PERSONS ATTEND
Cheer Wildly When Blue Team
Overconics Lead and Crosses
Finish Limo Ahead In Second
Race-Stnrting Is Delayed.
10000 PERSONS ATTEND
tBy Associated Press.l

DERBY. CONN, April 1G.-Penn-
sylyania defeated Yale In the varsity
crew rnco on tho Housatonic River
late today by n full length. In the
race or the Junior elshts. Yale won
In a hard-fought' contest by half q
length. A crowd estimated at more
Than 10000 persons. saw tho races.
isrom the spectators viewpoint. the
trnlor raco was the moro exciting.
Alter u delay ut the start, owing to
the swcrving Of the shells in the
current. Yale took the waite FIRST In
the varsity race. Tho Blue held the
lead. and at tho three-quartcr mile
MARI, wLy a length ahead. Penn
spurted It'd overlook the Ellis. and
as the &nGlls passed the mile mark.
the Qntkers pulled into the lead.
Clear water showed between tho
shells ~ they croAsed the line. The
time was: Pennsylvania, 1905: Yale.
a South wind slowed UP the crews.
Haideman. No in tho Ynlc boat.
collapsed after the finish. All the
strong. The record ior the Henley
distance. of 5-lG miles on this
course IL 6:20 rs, made by Penn
sylvanla in 1919.
Yale got the jump in the Junior
race. but Pennsylvania pulled up
strong and had lead at the half
vantage. OF n quartcr-length until the
mile, where Yale spurted and got on
even terms. Che time: Yale, 7:1H 1-2;
Pennsylvania, 7:22
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-17
Second OUTDOOR MATCH
HERE TOMORROW NIGHT.
Gardner dnd Metropoulos Have
Been Booked to Furnish Main
Engagement.

"Plnkey" >Gnrdner ana Charles
Metropoulos 'nre to clash tomorrow
IN 4 finish wrestling matcI---the fea-
ture event OF program which will
be introduced by q one-fnll mat ar
suinent between "Zeke" Smith. local
wrestler and promoter, and Jack
MORO. hiShly-touted Italian, who
at present resides In Maine.
This is the second open-air grap-
p pna prGgram OF the season, the hrst
last Tuesday. when Mctropoulos
earned the right to meet Gardner by
throwing Gene Westergaard. 1t is
and "Biliy" wollsiefer that efforts
WIN be made to provide Il headline
mldaleweight show once week for
local mat fans and fannies. the night
TO be favored thus being Monday. 1t
is their plan to bring to Richmond
the best lniddlewsights.in the country
and by Beries of elimination bouts
ASCERTAIN ,s ,na deiiniteE just which one
Included In the tentative list OF
men who will be Induced to como to
Richmond are Johnny Myers. of Chi
claim to the Championship: Ted Thye,
Of Cleveland, who also has voiced
tttular aspirations; Waino Ketonen.
who at present holds the Police Ga
Iiniddlcweight champion, who says he
Is prepared for a comeback, and any
others who think they have chance
to break through the ones named
average weight are a bit heavy for
mlddleweiEhts. and should occasion
arise either can make the limit for
fling at the title. 1t is probable
that the winner tomorrow night will
earn chance to meet Ketonen, for
chance at the Police Gazette belt.
"Zeke" Smith was forced out OF the
game for some time due to badly
M In IA fran tt,,N - .t,,,.x
has healed and he Will demonstrate
tomorrow that he is as good as eyer.
REPORTS indicate that in Morrof Zeke
VIII have an. opponent worthy OF his
steel. and that the one-fall match
Will be bitterly contested.
The advance sale of tickets ia re-
ported ms being the heaviest on record
for an outdoor match in Richmond,
which forecasts n damned arena when
lack Woodail calls the men together
for the first match at $3.50 o'clock.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-17
HAvRE DE GRACE ENTRIES.

fof. o:yenr -oiis; four furiones,. Broom,
ster. ,lio: Briar Bush. 40: .uncertaInty.
lia; Some Btrd, lo7; SLEEVE Conrad. 10:
Second rnce-thc Heller Shelter s,ceple-
chase Handiean: for four ODDS and IN
las: proneho Eagle, 100: Bns, House tparf
ssnt5,) ' 6I rsee Tn:h ,a; Midas parr en-
ssssah la Se ina ina ht' ~, f4f'o Finest
'L!t,ie Maudie. 90: .Muinbo Jumbo. liz:
Lady Luxury. us; sugarmint. ll2; kirah.
al ,Is g. k ieS TIHs:y W Ih
Mys,ls. IS: .orma Reed. los; Sun Rose.
dFsTSSs nphsss fSs
S MnsHy 49, I A1 R:.a 'S a. Rs"ass s
XXI s ;As;a@satss. iiS;s TubSy. Ito: Faaai's,
Fifth race-eiaimingi for four-year,,olds
John. %; rantaiss. ios: sea Sinner. iS9;
Gath. los: Ozark lin. III. 49, ~
Sixth race-claimIng; for three-year-
SS, ard up Gea e sna
!!%. 81, Gqffa!slns; ,l,S; Toss Up. y;
,ss ioi; May E4b. h ST. Yapha han wS es:
Sesen,h raes@ela,!,mns; for three,ysar-
queen, los, Beauty sleep. iol: .Miaise, Jos !;
S agy k iJs s A vfIpa a chIsk
Lady Kathryn, lol: 'sunduria. o6.
saths5, s0uaH ,,ass d 5ss ave nor,,
claimed. tI..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-17
COLLEGE DRAMATIC CLUB
TO PLAY IN THREE CITIES
Nothing But the Truth" Staged
by William and Mary Students,
Goes on Road.

Especial to The .Times.Dispatch.1
WILLIAMSBURG, VA, April 16.-
Following tho successful prescnta-
ton of their annual play here Fri
day, the Dramatic Club OF the Col
lcgc OF William and Mary will give
the same show next week In Smith
neld. Hampton and Cape Charles. on
spectivcly. These three cities were
chosen from the large number that
account of their nearness to Will
liamsburg.
For the 1921 play. the Dramatic
by James Montgomery. famous com.
edy writer. The show has enjoyed
n run OF three years on the Legitimate
stage, and Is being offered for anna
is quite different 'f from me ha Wilder.
mer's Fam" by Oscar Wilde, which
was the Dramatic Clubs offering last
year here md in other cities in the
State. Some Of the members of the
Dramatic Club have shown their
versatility and acting ability by taxi
ing part in both productions.
Those in this years cast are as fol-
lows: J. e. Phillips, Baltimore. Md;
BOSTON. Va; Miss Emily Rice. Char
lotte Courthouse. Va; Miss Norma
Myer,. Detroit. Mich: Miss Helen
Iapnigar. charlottesville. Va; Miss
EuEenia Healen. Hampton, Va, and
Miss Josephine Benschoten, Buckner,
Va.
DR.. Cary F. Jacob. OF the depart
ment OF English. directed this years
production, and to his efforts Is due
much OF the credit for the success
of tho play. He was director Of the
production last year and was for n
number of years director of dramatic
work at the University of Virginia
before coming to William and Mary.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-17
TWO GAMES PLAYED IN
sUNDAY-sCH0OL LEAGUE
lakewood and Branch Memorial Vic
torious I'm Initial Contests.
Rain Stops Games.
EAST END 8. n. LEAGUE.
RESULTS YESTERDAY.
branch Memorial, 4, Fnfrmount, 8.
Lakewood, 2, st. James. 3.

East End Sunday School League
began It's season yesterday when Oak
wood Baptlst and Branch Memorial
were victorious In tho Opening
games. The games did not go the
full length because of rain and wet
grounds.
A beautiful game was played when
Branch Memorial defeated Paramount
Baptist by the score OF 4 to 3. The
game was closely contested and both
teams played mid-senson ball.
In n game which was halted at the
end of the rixth inning because of
rain. st. James Episcopal baseball
nine was defeated by the lakewood
Baptist Sunday School team yester-
day by the score of to 8.
The game was featureless and. ex-
cept for the Six errors made. Ii would
have been steady, evenly played
game.
The score OF yesterdays game fol-
lows:
Score by Innings: r. IT. Z.
ST. James 900 o03-3 4
lakewood .030 31o--7 5
Batteries: Doane and Atkinson;
Goode and Bishop.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-17
"D0C" WALDBAUER SIGNS
WITH INDEPENDENT TEAM

PETERSBURG, April 1e.-Georse
d. Floyd, OF this city. has signed 10
mnnaBc the South Hill team In the
Independent four-club circuit. COM
posed OF Lawrencoviilc. South Hill.
Emporin and BrondnaA Floyd
opened negotiations with the Bristol
club OF tho Appalachian circuit ns
manager. but did not report In view
OF certain circumstances, and later
Signed with the independent team.
He was here today signing up sew
eral promising youngsters and Is
confident OF having winning club
In the small circuit. He has signed
Doc Waldbauer. OF Richmond; Moran
and Keaton. of the SUFFOLK Cats last
year. ana number OF other FASTENERS
well-known TO Virginia League fans.
That this Independent league. which
opens May ]. will stage fast ball
is evidenced by the signing OF Ave
players from last years steel League
by the Lnwrencevillc club 80