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New-York tribune., 1922-05-17
Rally in Eleventh
Gives Browns Game
Over Red Sox, 6 to 5

BOSTON. May16.-Williams's double.
Severeid's single. bad throw to the
rlate by Menosky, and Ellerhe's sac
rifice fly, gave St. Louis two runs in
the eleventh inning and victory over
Roston to-day. 6 to 5.
The Red Sox had tied the game in
the ninth on Leibold's double and
Pratt's single, and they scored one
run in the eleventh on Menosky's
double, Pratt's infield hit and Smiths
single. The score:
New-York tribune., 1922-05-17
Pioneer BOuts TONIGHT

George Ward, the Elizabeth, N. T..
welterweight, will face Italian Jimmy
Kelly, Of the Bronx, in the feature
event Of twelve rounds tonight at the
Pioneer Club. In the eight-round semi
hnal Larry Regan tackles Tommy
Stone. An eight. six and four
rounder complete the card.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-17
.OSTON
prTTGRrRcE
lotan' 45 IL S6 !! o Totals. a. 5 8 SO II 5
'Batted for Marquard IN ninth inning
fBatted for Mattox in seventh innina

- oatteu TOT MorTison IN seventh inning.
Pittsburgh. 400 900 $50 % o-5
?, Two-base hits-Ford, Carey. Cruise
Hone run-Carey. Stolen bases-South-
worth, Nicholson. Sacrihces-Cruise Mar
9uard, Miller Ford t2), Carey. Rigbee Is)
eett {, on bases-Roston. 10; Pittsburgh. IL
Esses on balls--On Marquard, s. off Nor
r,soh ]; of Cooper. .. off Watson
struck out--By Marouard 3: by Cooper
ny Mlllsr. L. Hits-oF Marquard : in 5
6 In {, off Cooper 8 in o: Off Miller. ! IN
iiit by pttcher--By Miller tGooch). Vile
PMehes-Marqusr 60. Passed bali,
~ Neiii, Winning pitcher--Miilsr Losing
pitcher-Cooper. Umpires-Risler and Nc
Cormlck. Time of gane-a:1S
New-York tribune., 1922-05-17
Athletics by Double
Rally Beat White Sox

PHILADELPHIA, May 16.-Philadel-
phia, won Its third straight victory to-
DAY day by beating Chicago. 8 to s, in the
opening game Of the series. The White
Sox led, 4 to 1, until the fifth inning
when the Athletics hammered Robert,
son for five runs and then got three
more in the eighth inning off Hodge,
his successor. The score:
New-York tribune., 1922-05-17

IotaN.. 90 IS 81 is !. Totals a3 t. SO I8
'Batted for Pittinger in eighth inning.
fRatted for Quinn in eighth inning.
st. Louis. ....... ooo oil Oao o2-s
Boston o20 01o 00l o1--5
Two base hIts-WillIar1s ca, Gerber
Dugan Harris, Menosky "a. Lcibold. Sac
rthces-Shocker (G. Gerber, Ellsrbe, Me
nosky. Double plays--Gerber and Ellerbe
p"gan. Pratt and Harris: Pittinger Gun
assstod) Left bases-St. Louis g.
Boston. 10. Bases on balis--Of shocker. G.
Struck out--By shocker. 3; by Karr 2.
Hits-,of Quinn. 10 in innings of Karr,
in 3. Losing pitchef-Karr UmpIres-
Nnilin and Moriarty. Time of zame-2 ;25
New-York tribune., 1922-05-17
Totals. 81 / 8 81 l6 Totals

'Batted for Phillips In fifth inning.
fBatted for Erickson in eighth inning,
Detroit: ............... % 900 J o.
Washington ..........f 100 90 0 o.
Two base hits-Oldham, Cobb ca. Neach
Charity. Stolen base--Blue. Sacrifices
Eeach. Blue. Cobb. Double play-Rtgney.
Clark and Blue Triple play-Harris,
Judge and Peckinpaugh. Left on bases
Detroit. Z; Washington, 3. Bases on balls
OF Phillips. 2; off Brillheart, 1. Struck
out-By Phillips. d. by Erickson. i; by
Oldham. !. Hits-Of Phillips. S in In
nings; of Erickson. in 8; OIL Brillheart,
l in l. Hit by pitcher BY Phillips
(Jones). Losing pitcher-Philips. Um-
es-Hildebrand. Wilson and Connolly
Time of game %
New-York tribune., 1922-05-17
Iersev Police to Rsy

Jersey City's police baseball '.i
will travel 10 Newark to-day tns =
the Newark police team, :. ~ g
Field, Eighth street and M~tsa|
Avenue. 1t will be the opsnisf
in the New Jersey Police lstkA
New-York tribune., 1922-05-17
Bears Defeat Stars in
Game of Manv Tall;es

SYRACUSE, N. Y, May 1s.-Newark
won over the Stars to-day 1S to 10. in
game in which eight pitchers were
used: Winners hitting and Jones,
fielding were the only features.
The score:
New-York tribune., 1922-05-17
Cornell Beats Anlbsra
By Big Rally IN rour1

AMHERST, Mass, May N-can
came from behind in the foskh inn
and defeated Amherst sn nlns Fh
this afternoon By To- I score. n.
score:
New-York tribune., 1922-05-17

Big Fred Toney Suffers Defe,,
In His First Effort Of Soa.
Right Handler Starts Poorly, While virpa r.
Pitches Well and Scores Second v;e,a'0 n's''a
Series Over McCrawmen; Grimes St... d

CHICAGO, May 16.The Giants continued their poic =.
tent with even break on their first swing the
circuit they closed their with tho c,h
defeat thus splitting the four with the Kif ~ NA
quartet The score - u
New-York tribune., 1922-05-17
Hoyt Outpitches Coueleskie
In Close Battle of Tluirlers
Good Work by Rival Moundsmcn Keeps Down Safe.
ties, but Error by Wood Helps Hugmen to Win.
ming Tallies in First; Fine Fielding Features

Waite yt Stan Covccskie all
baseball that found yesterdays
of the little pitching young
Nothing robust than
while the Hucmen
New-York tribune., 1922-05-17
Pza}SP|i}Pa PHaAASS5Hl
The Way of the Pack

'oistersd. q. s. Potent o6ies)

"The evil that men do l;ves after then,,"
While the good Is submerged NTH their dust
Fea0 souls remember tho aoinming bIonO
Compared to the sordid bust
Babe" Ruth s0ilt cling for span or tsuo
To tho packs for rolling cheers,
But Casey unified in pinch one day
And his rides doscn the years.
Ths gdg is old as the dope Is old,
Carved on d Cavudoo b,;ek;
Adam fetL-nnd tho headlines ccn,l
To nsous With endless kick.
Oh, Ruth aud his home smnoks sctu live
While the Babe is IL, his p,.iee
But Casey famed IN pinch one dau
And has name aUilL outlast time.
A good deed rings for a 1ceek or ttuo
And then turns into fuf;
re gro,o stale on tho htp-hoo-rau
But not on the dnuu stuff.
They may cut out boose and nicotine
And curb the coves .Ol.o bet
But as long as tho AnpiI Chorus liues
There's Joy in the old land yet.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-17
Eastern League

Bridgeport, 8; Albany, 2,
Fitchburg, /; Hartford, 0.
New Haven, 10; Waterbury, 7.
Springfield, o; Pittsfeld, 7.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-17

'|'4S ~ 10 10 "a II II Totals. Il 10 1S 81 IL 2
+Bsttd +BBattsa for f bottomlsy in ninth inning.
ibatted Tor Steen in eighth inning
SYRACUSE '''........ 022 400 81 10
u,,In base @ hits-Mooers. Taxgert. steen.
rmsN' rriSne'' ,Wnimer; Barnhardt Baldwin, Webb
Hlley. Ihree-base nits-Nieb bersaU' Wehh
Ssottorniey s, Home runs-Benes wimer'
He0'en leT sessia ssias.srainsrd Keating. Bottom
pla Hcr''ces Isea1i,s ssTaggert. Letter. Double
p'a2 a,2~heating, $. Barnes and Botton,iev
I; .;en on ses-Newark, 6; Syracuse ,'''I1 =
va r'"sea on 5al!s-Of w. Rarnes 4: Off Bald
h'riey =. by Barnhard,, /: by y 1usmnS ms,.,ns
on y sei 10 "a ! YIN. ~ by L. Barnes, His
IN 2-5 off Manner, o in !. Of, Rain nes .
a.; IN 20 tnens ou, in elghth): off Kire% ,
in IN ~ -. on Steen in Il of Barnhardt
pitcherSBy Barnhardt (Bottomley, NV Wn33 *
t Walker sven %inn,nr Pasted Nieeersai
ins pitoher-Kiriey. UmpiresMpphhnn;, Los.
DerE- Time OF garne-3:lo. ana
New-York tribune., 1922-05-17

wo-base hits--Freitag (2). Home run
- i0so. sacrifces-Grsveson. SinEleton
stolen pa ases~--Gonzales. Donelson. Double
ays~-Gonzales. Jones and Onslow: Sin
Eietoh' Coma les and Onslow': Anderson a n d
Chs'oW singleton ard Jones. Lett on
s--Foronio. 3 Jersey City. 5. Hit h>
pitener-by Singleton (zitman) Bases on
pals ga s-oH cellars. ,; off Singleton 3
inpiresDe carpenter and James. Time Of
game :3S ''~ VI
New-York tribune., 1922-05-17
International League
AT ROCHESTER,

AT ROCHESTER,
r. H. e
Reading ......0 22Q % 10 4
Batterles-keenan and Lake; Thorn s
and Clarke.
AT BUFFALO
Baltimore ....04a 0o1 OIL 81 i
Buffalo ......o0 20 OIL oo-s Z 5
Batteries-Bentley and McAvoy: Styles:
Tomlin. Reddy and BengouRh
New-York tribune., 1922-05-17
Zellars Holds Leafs to Four
Hits, but Skeeters Lose, 3 to |
international League
YESTERDAYS RESULTS

yesterdays RESULTS
Toronto, 3; Jersey City, /.
Newark, 13: Syracuse, 10.
Rochester, 7; Reading, ).
Baltimore. IL: Buffalo, 3.
STANDING OF THE CIIJRS
w. l.. Pet. w, Pet.
Bal more 1S 10 .643 Jer. City. l3 10 .A64
Ioronto. iS I .621 Syracuse. - 16 .420
Rochter. 10 12 .571 Rending. IL ~ .4i4
Buffalo. IA Is .483 Newark. Ii l8 .370
GAMES TO-DAY
Jersey City at Toronto (two).
Newark at Syracuse.
Baltimore at Buffalo.
Reading at Rochester.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-17
Totals c9s 6 y l2 ! Total.

Totals ess 6 q IL Totals S3o594l5
'Batted for Covelesllte in ninth inning
New York........... 600 coo OIx-3
Cleveland. .......... % coo o. o.
Sacrifice Fewster Loft on bases-New
YORK, s: Cleveland. @ Eases on baIls--On
Hoyt, 8. off toveIeskie, 8 Struch out-By
1loyt. .; by Coveieskie r Umpires---
owens and Chill, Time OF game--I37
New-York tribune., 1922-05-17

These lines following query: ho will b.
the Bat ame Casey at the Bat twenty-five Years
ago. wn stars then their prime were long forgotten by
the multitude Caseys downfall has decades
long hoc OF stars has forgotten since
oasey mighty Casey advancing But Casey lives
on partly through the partly hroneh IL.
Nv" M % 40 WON Hopper but mainly through its appeal
race at large the crashing downfall Of the height
ms fame There something sustaining cheering In tho thoueb
1na even the great collapse big moments nrov;n, h,+
the gap between the pack and the leader after all
And So 1t Coe.
If all the gear 1oerc playing hoidaus
10 sport scould De tedious to
-sHAKEspEARE
The ball player c1anuors aloud for his pau
because his profession grovs ran;
ana hoa many golfers ,0ho ,conld nlnu
r'.n ~ H9"1-Aearted spirit, If ordered stay
IN the traps and the pits and the buukeys all dov
By some rugged mandate of nu?
,Oe x'o'om certo'n hngs thot ro4gheyoneH
o"' '"ey faoeled ena sport thoy ywentv veyy aveY
Social note Mr. George Herman Ruth the we'll known dlttn+
after prolonged absence will shortly touching fret
ond and third the way round '' ""e "fs'' Sec
In training for his Forthcoming appearance with Harry ~
ruo out that Mr. Tunny will engage services Of
s pners and have them all throw boxing glove. in h;s
direction at tho forgetting to have th. nus
OF gloves start from at least fourteen directions
or IN. IN turning s to the sporting things that caught
ouf eye was 'nls: Mike Finn drops The first or =,
N; r; peo from our pen at least partially directed
NSe fnn and his Little Rock For Mke and ~
uaef were among the main high copy He wac tho
~ an evh h reading signs and the twist
an esash out also of the fairest quarest in the
.na "a'ager VINO sent iris to fr.
no n11ee years ago. predicted that Texan would % h
" ne greatest stars baseball had known And sns.t
was en only Few weeks out unchred hnsh
into w rs"ens Is under way, why not Willard and will
W ae same corra and let them decide Logical Contand.~
n+ th.+ a VI course VIII not agree to arrangement
" "N ' : prevent II from being the best in sight
Nelther Harry Heilman Rogers Hornsby has ont ~
lsAy 'hs spring as they did ago. Then thew hoth
around 400 and remained greater ar+ ~
va Guard led by Speaker and Sister, per.. n h, year
up for his final shot at the peak = e'DD warming
New-York tribune., 1922-05-17
Southern, As.rciat;nn

Chattanooga, 5; Nashville, 8.
Memphis, l.; Mobile, 0.
New Orleans, Z: Little Rock O.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-17
Cheeues Scores IL.

Totals as2rTs rx., -f
'Ran for Kelly IN nl,+h -. Win,
fsstted for SINNERS n s.nnile
Chicago 'HH 'ali.r
Sew York ~. W. A..
~o- bss. bite - Crime. !. " VA
ouhs . harre I. Stolen ~ sslssS
sacrifce- Ma .s. Douhi. s-Eassss.
zsrTy ano Gr!na.s Left ges.
l, rors. . Chicago. 4 Bas. .aas-.s,,
Chssges- - or Ton-7. & sn Ais-o-
chssn,s' 8 VIA piteh--rm.s sr--sy
- iefh ana Sentell. Tins Ess,s
New-York tribune., 1922-05-17
American Association

Louisville, 4; Milwaukee, 2.
Toledo, 10; Minneapolis, 3.
Indianapolis, II; Kansas City, 3.
St. Paul, 6; Columbus, s.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-17

BAEEBAl4L TO-DAY. $3.50 r. NJ, POIl0
Grounds. Yankees vs, clevelands--Advt.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-17
Tc,.,s. s47los7i.c rsas... atis

batt-d TOT " OVe n hIntd iuup
Cornell ...........-.. 900 SN url
Amherst ........ .es 80 Hs+I
Two base hi.-Tone fsres-ten y
Capion. Home rUr-Douglas. Sarrnss
Czpscn. Cowan. kaw. Struck eE-s
Elliott. 9 by Maioney. II. tmp's-A-sl
Time o. game-e.Se
New-York tribune., 1922-05-17

Totals =. % s4so Totals 2ss427 l4l
Batted for Damrau In ninth inning.
IRAN for Wurn in ninth inning.
N'"''o. U v y q Ks
Jersey City..,..... 900 100 q n nI
New-York tribune., 1922-05-17
Standings in Major Leagues

I'D EhDA1 5 RESULTS
New York, 8; Cleveland, o.
Philadelphia, 8; Chicago, 6.
st. Louis, s.; Boston, 5 (Il ins.).
Detroit, 4; Washington. Q.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-17
National League

EoTEKDAY'S RESULTS
1hlcago, 8; New York, 2.
boston. 2; Pittsburgh. 5 az ins.).
fhiladeiphia-St. Louis (rain|.
Other teams not schedu uIad
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-18
The Value of An Artist

whole lot Gee! when the women
folks drop chair front of big piles Rugs they
get excited and squea ooh! just wish could get tha-no
believe this is pretter The trouble is they them ALL
much for having Rugs selected by buyers who have regard
something beside the price
Prices do sell Rugs to the who would
and character evidence But when selections
just cheapy why it? Folks what they want and
they like to make their selections but they like have an
artist to show them all the me-bt those bows
the second floor snuff, and they getting the
business.
Now Its advice pick out your RUGS and
have them ready for home when you begin chunk the
fire By the way few of Andron sitting around in
La Belle Maison They put the finishing that fireplace
Hello! What was it started to say? Never mind SYDNOR
HUNDLEY pays for it, and will drop down and see Mrs
Cook That old Smithed ham, three slices rye bread and
glass of buttermlk fixes fellow up down and rv it and
then come back to S. H. with artistic Rugs etc. ETC. shown
by the artistic boys. C. RS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-18
NEW MEDICAL
POWERS GIVEN
TO ASPIRIN
Pain Relieved Instantly
Cause Ren.edied Rapidly
BY TinglFs Laxo Aspirin

The world OF medicine sc-
knowledges that tho most eeroc-
tive pain stop 10 aspirin-but
pure aspirin alone oftentimes
causes httuloncs or heartburn.
This has caused numbers OF PEG.
pie to fear Il and refrain from
using II, even though they know
II viii nssn almost instAntans-
Qua relief from headaches, colds.
neuralgia and the like.
Now. however. Gomez the new
genuine aspirin setting fear
aside FOR confidence and swift
help. It holds tho pain COM
batting power OF ordinary as
plrn IN fun strength with two
new qualities added.
Five grains OF genuine aspirin
have been combined with = we'll
known disestAnt which teads
to counteracs any discomfort.
Within ten minutes after taxi
ing. tho salicylio aoi6 Is in your
blood. distendinI the oapillariea
and relieving tho congestion and
relaxing the poor. tired nerves.
A gentle laxative has also boon
added. It thoroughly cieanses
the body Of tho poisons which
whom psnt up In tho system Oh
often ara tho cause OF severe
palms and aches
Use TIN6LE'S LAxO AsPIRIN
with the three pointst
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-18
SECOND DISTRICT e.. o. p.
MEETS IN PORTSMOUTH

PORTSMOUTH. VA. Aus. IL
Portsmouth was selected as the meet
ing place OF the Republican conven.
tion for the Second Congressional
District at meeting Yesterday af-
ternoon OF the district committee.
The date of meeting viii be Septcm-
Der II. and the assembly room OF
tn" Law building Will be the place.
Thera will be between MY and
sixty delegates. OF which Norfolk
viii send tYenty four and Ports
mouth will have eleven.
II was announced by r. j. Riley
chairman o, the committee. tina, a
call will be issued within a few days
for the meetings TO be held 10 name
the delegates to the district conven-
ton, as well as the Stae convention
To be held At Roanoke September s
The same number OF delegates will
be chosen for both conventions
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-18
Anusenents
Popular show At Lyric.


otter Viewing the week end bill az
tho Lyric this week, Il IS safe TO say
that II Will prove one OF the most
popular OF the summertime with
the Four Fords a. The main drawing
card. crowd would be assured. but
when four other top!iners are added,
tho management deserves credit
Featuring the Offering Of tho Four
Fcrds IS their dancing. but with them
Is one or the best pian!sts heard
at the Lyric for some time, VIII
liam Guilty. The act OF the Fords
IS prettily staged and a change o,
scene Is shown for each dance. Dane
ing OF the nations together wi,h
some original steps. mark the
feature.
The Melva sisters xylophonis,s.
prove popular with some OF The
newest song offerings Their pro-
gram is pleasing from every side
and after exhaustihE the possibilities
OF the xyiophone. they perform on
bottles.
Agnes Finlay and Charles Uiil
have bliihesome singing and must
cal act. Hin Is a skilled pianist.
and when ne is not ACCOMMODATING
other members Of the cast. he sings
pleasingiy.
Canine intelligence OF the mos,
amazing type is displayed by Don.
the dog actor. who is accompanied by
Yoke. Together they have an enter
tanning number Paul Nolan md
company have clever juggling act
that goes well with those who like
that sort of thing
The usual motion pictures close
me bii j 81 l.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-18

In this section recently. studying the
transportation needs OF our people
with view 10 giving better service
on the Crlsfe!d. Western Shore line.
which has been In operation for some
time The railroad officials nave
promised. It is said. that the line
VIII be operated for at least four
teen months. even II the company
should lose $4,000 in its operation.
G y conference was held wirh repre-
s.ntatiNes OF scverai hundred farm
ers. whose collective ownership OF
land aggregates at least 10000 acres
The conference was brought about
through the joint efforts OF business
men on botn sides OF the bay, the
two county farm bureaus and the
Virginia Farm Bureau Federation.
The latter organization. a short time
ago. sent a representative to Phil
ade!phia aud baltimore to confer
with tho +. *. t. ard boat line Off
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-18
FARM BUREAU NAMES
OFFICERS IN LANCASTER

Especial 20 The Times Dispatchl
HEATHSNlLLE:, VA. Aug 17.-At
spirited meeting recently held at
Lancaster the following officers
for the Lancaster County Farm Blu
rcau were elected Frank Chase,
president: Frank Landlord. chair
man: Willie Currell. secretary and
treasurer.
Branches o. the Organization were
established at Lancaster, klimar-
mock. White Stone, Ottoman and Lit
walton.
The Lottsburg local Of the North
cumberland County Farm Bureau met
al Piedmont schoolhousa recently
and organized with the following Of
hccrs: Il. +. Fisher. chairman: +. y
Moore, secretary treasurer: advisory
board. T. NJ Dobyns, w. NJ Harding.
/. II. Hail; directors. =. T.. Fisher, j.
=. Hughes publicity manager. Slater
Cowart
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-18

Roberts sweetheart into marriage
by threats OF toreclos!ng the home
where she and Roberts r.s.er. Claire.
reside. Helen Howard and Maude
Emery respectively. take the two
roles They are attractive girls
both Frank Clark plays Father
Dolan. parish priest. whose niece
Moya. has concurrent romance with
Conn, the "shauShraun" |, IL an
Interesting nlm. though by no means
ono OF the Coloniars best
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-18

My Wild Irish Rose" is as the
name suggests pay Of IRISH life
Win Irish settings, Irish characters
and largely Irish music Adapted
from Boucicault's "Shaughraun''-
whatever that is--it has plo; hav-
ing TO do with arrest for seditlon.
transportation To Australia cscape
rom shipboard. recapturc. all inter
larded with romance and some hu-
NOR The action is dilatory in part.
though the film gives good value in
respect Of length.
Edward Cecil. az Robert Ffo'Iiott
may be considered the leading char
acter. since /, is he who is arrested
MT the instigation Of Einchelia. a
supposed friend. and transported. the
while kinchella seeks to invcirls
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IN AND OUT or TOWN.


aflss Elizabeth Frnzer has returned
from North Carolina
Miss Amelia Woodward is visiting
Noes Elizabeth Scuny In Shepherds
town W, Va
nnphew. Christian Williams. have re-
turned homo after spending two
Gseka at Virginia Beach.
Mr., and Mrs. Robert : Hudgins
snd their three son, have returned
90 the!r home on Barton Avenue after
Spending nome time ut BucXroc
Behch-
Miss Ellen Goodwin has returned
10 her homo At Buckners after a visit
to Miss Gcace b. Armstrong.
Alias Louise Woodward IS the guest
ot Miss Olivia Jarrett. in Shepherds
town.
Afias Mary Leaver. OF Roanok. is
tho guest OF Mrs. Robert s. IIudgins
OF Barton Avenue
Holt Richardson. who has been Wis.
sing his uncle. Richard Pitcher. In
West Point, has returned 10 his home
on Barton Avenue.
Miss Rosebud Smith. who has been
spending some time in Wendell. y
@. will return 10 her home on I.om-
hardy Street this week
Roger Richardson has returned 10
his homo IN Clarion. Va. after visit
20 his aunt, Mrs. Walker 5 owen. of
Barton Avenue.
Rev. and Mrs c. c. Smith and their
daughter Olivia left last week 70
make their home in Petersburg.
where Mr.. Smith has accepted tho
pastorata OF the West End Baptist
church
Mr.. and Mrs g Allen Rady ana
son. q. Allen Rady, Jr.. have returned
20 their home in North Richmond
Terrace after motor trip TO Luray
and visit 10 relatives At Shores.
Miss Nernis Davis. who has been
the guest OF Mrs. 4. j. Davis. OF 2olO
barton Avenue. has left to spend
some time in Farmville and Bucking-
ham before returning 10 her home at
Evington.
Miss Selma Brown has returned
home from Norfolk after an extended
visit TO Mr.. and Mrs. L. Bluestein.
Miss Helen --Cardoza is visiting
relatives at Brandon on the James
Medium brown hoir looLo hoe, NJ
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-18

WINCHESTER. VA. Aug l6-An-
nouncement was made at i luncheon
Tuesday afternoon at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. William ". Stlckley,
cauclusc, near here. OF the engage
nent OF their daughter. Miss kathryn
Naucluse. near here, OF the engage
Washington, ID. G.. the wedding TO
take place some time this fall.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-18

II liz noticeable that many OF the
new fall models show - marked
preference FOR severely tailored
Hines.
Two Of TIC dresses arc especially
popular one has a high collar
quite UP under the ears II retains
the rudim"nts or the cape that
Haunted 80 gayly las, spring and
!ength"ns its already long skirt b.
IN" addition OF two panels that hang
below the hcm
The othc-, shown in the sketch.
makea excellent ute OF tho new side
d'ape being shown on many after
noon and evening gowns. II has the
new tight sleeve set in small arm
hole and finished with fIaring cum.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-18
Theater Calendar

LYRlC-keith vaudeville.
BIJOC-"Human Hearts" fea-
turing House Peters.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Tai
madge, IN The Primitive Lover"
BLCEBIRD-specta variety
program.
COLONTAL-"My Wild Irish
Rose" Pat O'Malley and Helen
Howard
lSIS-Nirginia Lee and George
Fawcett. In "Destiny's Isle"
ODEON-Mae MURRAY. In "Fan-
ciuat!Un"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-18
Kirkland Grove Meeting Ends.

HEATHSVILLE. VA, Aug IL
Kirkland Grove Baptist camp meet
inS begins Friday. August Is, to con
tinue for ten days.