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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-20
BOWIE ENTRIES

First race. i've and onc-haIf fur
longs Turbulent. ll2; Virrinius
li". High Commander. ll5. SYLVAN
spring. rs; Quarrel. III: .Iacqu.lin.
J"lan. liz. IiEstcp. ll2. sultan. Il5.
irinc"Ss b.Ouilly, III. setting sun.
10, old Timer. lis. Homcsrre,cb.
L. Also eligible: Pay Dear. IL.
l'orhNar. ~. All American. us.
eureka. liz; The Can. rs; prc,.x;
~ Red Wreath. ll2. Rockhottom
Second race. six and on" half fur.
.".Es- Garfield. ll5; Frank Monroe.
w. N-apan Rollinr. lO@ Fcodor
- J. Rarnum. 10. Ira wilson.
~ h"mm"l 1907; Mid-Ci,y. Ito, Tho
'ccisi"n. 10: N-aFaycu", %. Torch
100. xRuddlcs. li5. Joseph Bran, Io-
N'No Gig !hi":' NJ. J. rcud.rrast Ioh.
Forest Queen. lo7. M.use. 10 Radi,
cal lo' Shooter. lo7. xKirah. loT
Mn" Ciockm"ndrr. 1902 a-pricc and
p'Tool" entry. gu"
MIRA race. six furlongs-c- Woos-
anu ~ ely bv Day. 1902: Advcn-
,nr"SS, l"2: W""dnowcr. 100 non.
lance, lo2; Ii"cltaps. 1l2; a.uo,,i-
'nd" l"2: Marie blanche. 100. An,i.-
'hm To-. d-H"st Love los. "-I,1y
MNr' l"2; Miss Minerva 100: nos,
~ W. also cliE!bis: "A Fclsid.
w h-hustcr. lo4. c-Thcssally. loo
'd-i'"r Dear. lU2. a-RcImnn, .n,rv
"shen entry. c-Whiucy entry
"-Madd"n ana Smith entry. c-L.uis
entry
Fourth race-The Jennings purs.
Ninr mile and sixteenth .rnr,.r
Hlpr"ry Elm. los. Paul Jones,
ll; rrudcry. I03.
ffth race. milr-Car.rnl 10
hm"h"n. il2. Ey Jimmy. i02: Bonus
~, frndcry. lie: rolly Ann. I07.
lr"6'si"us, as: Fair Phantom. IL.
Ihimhl", io7. Sailing Along. rs.
sixth race. mile and seventy Yards
Night K"at. Ill. x-Moco. lON.
N-l"hnny Dundee. Io1: Fcignch Xo,l,
Wv Picnic. III. The Ron can
los. Bravo. l0l. x-Tricks ~
\ Nlinr. los. xMilcs s. 10Y: Grass
less, l03.
seventh rac". mile ana. sixto.,,h
R"ya!lieu. III; Mountain Ros.,I
N-Ret'v j.. 100, p"ckmate lo2
MISS Ely. 20. Eternity. ITO. LORD
h'Ih"ft l"' Anna Galup. lOi
Narhke. l"2: Bullet. HS: X-Tinr.
iinE, 100; N-Natural. loo xKinv,
H"iI"' LOO, Y balance Wheel. To-.
N-'"Hin'a. ga Also eligible Iad's
Low. N-Rou"N Io5, N.A,torncy
Muir, los wclcon\ stranger io5
Miracl" Man. &c
anc" claimed
Weather rl"ar. track fast.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-20
INVITE GRAND LODGE
TO LAY CORNER. STONE

Especial 10 Tho Tin"s- Dispatch
WINCHESTER. Va. Nov. - -Th.
Grand I.odg" ~ Masous IN Virginia
soon IL 10 hc invited 80 oniciare al
tn" laying 81 tho ,orurr- stone OF
Tia. Iiandl"y schools. which ar" hc-
ing erected her" as part OF mo
Iohu iiaudl-y Foundation at cost
ot about S6oU.nou IN" CONVERSIONS
= expected 10 10 laid some time mis-
winter Grand i."dg" officers attend
INK viii h" entertained hy VIM
chester Hiram Lodge. so. ~ n ~
X y NJ. and II - expected
IN" occasion viii Toe ono - tn" noStt
not"wor'hy Masonic gatherings h"re|
in recent years II is also proha bio
TIA" exercises viii hc attended by q
number 90 men ~ unusual promi-
meme" in many branches OF educa-
tioual work,/ incuding government
specialists and representatives Of tn.
General Education Board. Of New
York. under whose direction the
iiand."y School plan was formu-
lated.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-20

'Nht''ltl Ia ! nF Ilin"S ID spa ".
NEW YORK. Nov. l"-With the
registrations OF thoroughbred foals
for the current year virtually com
r!"'"d. there is Il chance 10 estimate
IN" growth of tn" blood stock indus
try in the United states. and at tho
sam" TIM" present a few facts for
IN" consideration Of thos. who have
an tn" past contributed TO conditions
that have made the pcrpctuation Of
ihls most useful type possible
The conclusion after scanning tho
hsur"s for the past fifteen years is
in"viiahl" that II takes Il long. time
:" rebuild an institution which has
t""n 50 ruthlcSsly aSsailcd as was
racing In the period from 1905 to
i"l2. When thoroughbred breeding
was at it's height in 1906 the regis
irati"n "f fpals for the season of
i"".-o7 numbered i,ion. and they
came from practically every state in
the Union. the Dominion of Canada
Mexico. Cuba ana the Hawaiian Is
lands.
Kentucky and California w"r. III,
chief contributors. Their" were indi-
Nidual studs which boosted OF hun
hrcds Of mares. while ono the
Rancho del I'aSn establishment of
James II. iiagEim had more than Zoo
inmates. This was undoubtedly tn,
i"' institution "' us KIND in the
world.
hrG'sfrnt'"" Decreased.
Ths war ~ aggression waEcd in
inns state 10y IN" r"i"rmers. which
''H"'t'" III 'h' p"SS"Ge OF the AZ
NV ~ IA" ',"s'h INC courses
49, ~ JhiIS"ic'loh oi
N"S P''''tc"i'S
49,, r.; 'S'"'' Is '"F 80
aarrod !, ais - Me con-
ma u,d,,ou c,,,oa,, no ~.
Of Mood s,ock nooa,, NV Ir"i ,,I
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-20
STEAMBOAT ENGINEER
HAS UNIQUE RECORD
Covers Nearly 100000 Miles
Since Serving on Bay
Vessel.

Especial to The Times DIspatch.1
CAFE CHARLES. VA. Nov. IL
Philip I. l.cComptc. assistant en-
rin""r on the steamer Potomac. o.
tn" Maryland. Delaware and virginia
Railyaw Co. that plies on tho Chr.a-
p"nh" BAY between Norfolk and Ral-
tlmore. and up tho Rappahannock
NrUr. holds what 10 believed to 10
one ~ III" nost extraordinary rec
"rdS "f service Of any marine cnyi-
n"er uu the Chesapeake Ray. He ha,
c"v"rnd the equivalent OF furty-seven
times around the globe on the Po-
'onac. making an average OF l.ino
miles per week 81" has gone dis
'uc" of nearly I.50p.0OG miles. Enyi-
Moor IcGompt" cats four moal= "A da~
and during his twenty years CON
,iuu"uS service on the boat has
eaten NOR" than 10000 meals In the
Potomac Ills boa, makes an average
81 la5 stops at difcrcu, wharves
week aud during his employment
his boat has made 1850 stops for
freight and passengers.
Engineer i"Cpmptc was born IN
on" uf Ia" servant houses Of tho cas,ls
Haven Mansion In Dorchester Coun-
az" ~ 90 his one ambition was tn
he a marine engineer. He received
his FIRST cmplovmeut az oilcr on thu
Virginia Erutau ON April 10. 1879
year later he went with tho Rock
creek steamboat CO. remaining tour
years, then to tho chesapeake steam
boat co. for three years and On
August 6. l1o3. was mad" assistant
engineer on IN" steamer Potomac
where he is s,ill employed. During
his Arst "lrht years on ~" Potomac
h" n"v'r missod s,N-hour watch
was then "n O. visit mis- family ono
week. after which no worked four
uor" wears wirh"u, missing six
hour watch and during his twenty
years Of continuous service on the
sam" boat he has lost but rhirty-nnn
days All ~ which hav" boon 20 visit
his family and has not lost singh
day ON account ~ sicku"se
Mr. T.""omp'c'- hobbies arc hrs,.
IA" interest tn his family. wife and
four sons. nontn"Ss around his HON"
and boat music and horses His
horn" Is s12 wellington S'roIt.l
Hampton Baltimore. where no VISITS
his fam.ly each Thursday while his
boat IS I'm that port.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-20
BANK BOWtERS TURN
IN EXCELLENT SCORES
Planters National Players Tie
for Individual Marks,
Rolling 267.

The Newport Alleys w"r" the scene
NJ some CLASSY bowling last week
IN IN" opening gam" NJ III" Bank
"rs' League many high scores were
rendered. both for individual and
team work. All teams in tn. league
showed M in III" alleys with fun
quota OF men and played its rcEu-
lar sch"dui" in grand style. Th"r"
was plenty Of excitement from the
tim" tho hrst ball WAS rolled. Tho
Bankers ii"wiing l"aru" has been
organized this season ON much
larger seal" than heretofore.
In tn" hv"-m"n division the
broadway National ard the Federal
k"S"rN" team carried off the hon
ors for tho week. with tire. vic
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-20
PLANT MORE APPLE
ORCHARDS IN VIRGINIA

Special To The Times Dispatch
WINCHESTER. VA. Nov. 10
Large areas of valuable land in sew
erdi Shenandoah Valley counties ana
nearby West Virginia territory are
bcinS planted To apple orchards in
spite OF an almost to,a! crop failure
IN 1871. due to late frosts and freezes
and ais" greatly reduced crop this
year from the same cause t.x
porlenced orchard men have an abid-
ing !aith in the industry's future
in this section Of the state. and lust
now vigorous campaign is being
carried on To emphasize the import
ancc OF growing and packing "A SUI
perior quality OF fruit with a view
OF establishing and maintaining a
high standard for Virginia Valley
apples. State inspection was tried
out here this season for the first
time. and growers whose fruit was
inspected by state agents have ex.
pressed Themselves as well salts
ned with results.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-20
WORK OF NEAR EAST
RELIEF GETS IMPETUS
Five Checks, AERrcGnting sI,3a0, Hc
cci,cd In One Dny From
Underwater Virginia.

Five Checks, aggrcgatinC sI35n
were received from Underwater Nir-
Sinia in one day. according tn an an
nounccment which was made by
state Near East Relief Chairman
oliver j. Sands Of Richmond. yes
terday. The checks included one for
$500. cqualing tho largest gift made
during the year by any individual
ana "a record from a single family
with S55N In three checks, one from
woman and two from men evi.
IDENTIFY in the same family, as evil
denccd by tho signatures on the
checks
These gifts represent the keeping
OF hrc children overseas for an en-.
tire year in Near East Relief or
phanagcs. By request OF some Of
the donors. the names of the givers
are not diVulged
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-20
ARRESTED. IS HELD
IN $4,000 BAIL

Special t" The Times dispatch.
ih N'HBt id;. VA. Nnv. 1,
'"orG" Hurf"rd proprietor of a taxi
H''c mere. who recently purchased
" $1,000" residence in Grace Street
Was arrested here Saturday follow
me rand on mis- hom. bv local
P"llc"' when they found fur,y-six
S"Il"nS Of liquor in tho attic OF en-.
icSld"nce. The police also report
hhdihs numerous containers. which
had' apparently. been used In han
dihS liquor previously.
In tho house the police found q
riil- and Rurford was also charged
WIN having firearms near the hid
den liquor
shortly after being taken to policc
heaHQu"rt"rS Eurford secured bail in
penalty Of $4,000 for appearance i'm
the Police Court next Wednesday for
preliminary trial under the tWo
charges.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-20

II takes time To produce a good
mare. and the ground lost must Of
necessity he gained. An influence
which is Certain I" br helpful is seen
the increasc OF foreign imporia-
ti"nS Of blood stock. Shipments like
that from the French stud OF =. *
Mac"mbcr play their part The
nifty head II comprises carry the best
blood OF Franc" and England in the
veins and they viii br welcomed
addition 10 tn" th"rourhbrcd fami-
lies OF this country. they Will be-
come aSsimilat"d like those from the
Mackard. Withchock. Ecin Buryea
and other Cunsisnmcnis OF recent
years.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-20
Mnsons Confer Degree. Tod,1

Liberals Lodge OF Perfection No.
:. will confer the ineffable degrees.
starting with tho fourth and ending
with the fourteenth. this afternoon
at | o'clock AS tho first ceremony In
the annual reunion Of Scottish Rite
Masons. in the Scottish Rite Tenn
pie. Harrison street aud Park Ave-
nue.. The entire afternoon and
evening wilI he taken up with this
ceremony. Ceremonies tomorrow
afternoon. beginning at o'clock,
will be under the direction Of Peli-
can Chapter. knights Rose Croix.
No. ..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-20
BOWIE SEASON GREAT
REWARD TO HQRSEMEN
Size of Purses Places Track
Among First in
America.
ny O'NrIl SEWER.

BALTIMORE. Nov II Rowe Ia
finishing season of racing on tho
big tracks. which in so far as its re-
ward Ia hors"mcn 80 has been the
greatest In the last fifteen years. as
such "A season should be rounded out.
Moreover III" eleven days session
of tho southern Maryland Agricul-
tural Association that began yrst.r-
day Will hc marked by IN" renewal
two OF $1,000 each overnight
purses viii range upward from 81 200
:" $1,000 l:"wic is now. in every
S"nS", part "fLthc Zig racing show
l'rinco Georges Park has become,
spring and fan the rendezvous Of
our first racing families
Presently. when the new automo-
hiI" highway Of macadam and Go
n"nt connecting Washington and
Annapolis shall hay" h-"n completed
aud connecting spur built 20 Prince
''""rS''.S lark. Bowie Will devotion n
club patronage that viii be as rx-
elusive as that "f the oldest race
courses Of the land.
HOWE Hard fa Reach.
Of ru,.ir,. "a r..,., u,u
from .itL,r ,;,,t;n,r. ~ ,ytt
ton has r.,orI.d inc Observation-Disclosures,
uopuiaritv nj Primer ,;.or.n's r,rr
game. while r,cin, -, I.,,,r.t r,,,
ne" and liavr" d" Grace. which has
always been readily occ,ssihIc n,s
advanced IL, leans and lnunds
IA a sense Eowic's Sl00OO rae. tho
THANKSGIVING handicap. a ruIInn nf
"u. mile and a quarter for thr,.
year odds ana over. that Will he RIM
getaway day as the name Indicates
viii toe . disappointment. The ynIuc
of the ThanN ssiving haudi,un was
raised TOO per cent bv General Man
aE-r James h, n.Ii,,, In ~. h.,,o
tina, TIA. race mi.ht bring to the n"st
ia Il dctcrmiuatiyc strursl. gallant
ENt"rmiua,"r, the winner Of Sa4a.ooO
III STAKES aud purses ana M. dis.
,huc- running chamrinn nr ny. mn,
haIf years OF racing and Primer
James. iuur-ycar-old asrir,nt de-,
vclrp.d mis- SEASON for his crowu
Prince james. UcrorJ ,:o,J
Prince James. the winner of s.ycn
straight races. renewals of tho York
town aud AIu"d,ict handic,ps among
them. and tn. maker OF n unw record
"f I'll fiat. for ono mile ana Gv.,
s.Nf.,nthS nj A,unJu.. ,,,,,o 80
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-20

Theater Calendar

ACADEMY-'The First Year"
LYRIc-K vaudeville.
BlJoC.-''Shcrlock, Holmes"
BLUEBlRD-'C;ra Boy"
BROADW AY-"Troublc."
COLONlAL-"The Cowboy and
the Lady"
lS-"Boomcrang Bll"
ODEON-"lleart'h Haven
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-20
NEBRASKA LEADING
MISSOURI CONFERENCE
IBy Associated Press /

KANSAS CITY. Mo-. Nov. l?-tini-
NerSiiy OF Nebraska's victory over the
Kansas AEEics at Lincoln. u Ia o..
yesterday. leaves the Cornhuskcrs
leading tho Mississippi Valley Com
Terence. Drake. by defeating GrinneII
at Dcs Monies, 81 TO o. also remains
uhbeatcn. Missouri. which played
the only other conference match.
easily defeated Washington at Co.
lumbia. Mo. 2S to o.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-20
DISTANCE RUNNERS
ARE SUSPENDED FROM UNION
Joic Ray. Joe looms and Frank Iooms Are Said to
Have Accepted "Exorbitant Expense Accounts
Action First of Convention

Ray, 1t was shown. accepted on
pcns"s for his wife and child from
IN" clubs which promoted the meet
II" was ordered 10 return !" the ma
tional registration committee tho
amount paid for expenses other than
his own and 10" and Frank I.uomi,
were '""h ordered to return the
amount raid them for expenses
In" INST session Of IN" convention
TO-DAY was devoted to committee
w"rN ana routine business
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-20
fEv Nssnciat.h rrcss

NEW YORK. Nov. u? -loj" RAY.
10" i."omis and Frank I.o"mis, chi
Gag" diStanc" runners. HAY" been
suspended from tho Amateur Ath-
I"tic Union until December I'll on
charges OF accepting "cNorbitant"
"Nr"ns" accounts for participation
u athletic meets held in This city
during the indoor season az la2l-22
II was announced today at the ihir-
'N-f"urth annual convention OF tn.
union.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-20
Penn State Player
Shows Improvement
IRv Assoclatcd rress1

PHILAbELrIIlA. PA. Nov. a
T.. J. EedciNk. right guard of the
Penn State football eleven. who
received a slight Concussioa OF
the brain in the last period OF
yesterdays game with the Uni
versity OF Pennsylvania, was re-
ported To he resting comfortably
at his hotel tonight. Physicians
declared his condition WAS not
serious. Bedcnk was first taken
To the University Hospital. but
was later removed TO tho hotel.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-20

AMHERST, Va. Soy l2-Five
prohibition cases w"r" sen, on to-
IN" grand jury yesterday in Am
horst County Thcs" Viii he in-l
vcsticat"d a. tn" December term OF
the circuit Court Inspector V. O..
Smith and ". + Gregory are very
ac'iv" In running down pruhihition
Niolators In ;he county
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-20
RAGING COMES BACK INTO OWN
AFTER IS YEARS OF REBUILDING
Closing of Courses in loO7 by Agnew Hart Law Beg
CARED Many Men and Women Breeding Blood Stock
thoroughbred Registrations for 1913 Decrease

which in turn was 3O4 in advanc.
of l"2"
Tn" manner Ia which progress has
be"n mad" may best lie told by Civ
ihs IN" nrurcS FOR the entire period
""iw""n l'l3. when racing was re-
Suincd in ihis state, and the pres
cht tim" IN" table appended was
furnished 10y Registrar Andrew Her
kcrt. ~ IN. lnrkcv Clnh
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-20
MEDIOCRE MATERIAL
TURNED INTO CHAMPS
Fighting Spiri, and Not Foot,
ball Genius Brought
Tigers Laurcls.
BROWN SPRINGS SURPRISE:
"nll"rS Harvard In Contest which
Should Have Found Crimson nj II.
Hcst-'"rncll ON Far with Nassau
Team
lLS .InNcnh y. IknEcr..

u! Joseph =. Rogers.
MEM YORK. Nov la-BiM Roper
has clearly demonstrated that it is
tho coach ina, makes tho team
famous. and not vice versa.
The famous Princeton mentor. who
with ordinary material brourn, nj,
Tigers to supreme heights In Fast
cTu football with Victories over Yale
.tnd Harvard. has set a record u,,-
parallcied in modern rridiron his
tory There - Just on. reason for
Irinceton's supremacy Eiu Roper.
hopar represents Germantown.
zen I'm lore Of the r.volunfiCuAry-
GAYS. in the Philadelphia CITY Coun-
'H lie was reared in fighting at
sH"SNiHr" Tho statues OF heroes ~
the days If 1875 stud Germantown
as Youth Roper has cazed At these
"'"iH'S and certainly hc realized
.."t " was American spirit moro
,..'m actual war technique suprom-
ihat brought the original thir-
in states into being
u was lighting spiri, instiIlcd hv
i.'i'r INTO princeton. also town
''i"rN"ScinG with historical rcnown
'.it was responsible for the victory
over Vale
Take coach raised in = town Of
ga" Revolution. coaching a college
am IN Colonial town and Won
ave combination tina, defcs de-.
Roper Is Quaker.
itNon moro Interesting iq IN, FAC,
'."' koper is Quaker. Ecfo-o bo
N'h' !" Princeton 1911 went 10 Wi.
~" Fcnn Charter school in rhiI..
'''phia. II" went 10 quaker ,non,-
.nEs every Wednesdays as par: Of tho
,,.o' .Hrf'eNinm and learned that
NM" IN" orthodox friends have
peaceful! ideals ,n.r. arc mono w.,
neht with srcatcr zeal whcn ,no "mo
castor arises The writer a ,.r,,,
~" @: Penn Charter. nrro bna,,
h'p'r address tho football .oar
'"Hi institution as follows
GU " been laugh, tho hes, foo,
-. "h"Wn Ru, YOU can't he ,surh,
=, ~ E"n'ro lighters you'u Win
hold ana give en- hell" va '"e
II IS presumed that Roncr rodo
JUST Such an address to tho prinrc
'"h team hot"r" tho Yale ha,,l, on,
rushed. but never ou,classca ,,o
I'EFrs Won victory inprcssivo
more as showing real fighting spir,,
IMAM football genius
Mentor RcnI Fighter.
All credit 20 the Princeton n,av.r.
out the creates, cred, ,nus, % -.
INC imam who knows moro ghou,
hsh'' due 20 his rearing and cd,ic,-
non. IMAM probably any other foot
hal! coach in the country
4Flhcet"n.s victory over Nalo. how
go, vas outdonc from a surprise
standpoint ~ Browns 40 do,aa, ~,
Harvard. Browns victory is nvan
more remaraahl" when il, is co,sid.
cred that the Providence PLAYERS com
iet"!N ortrushcd th.ir upronon,s in
"a season game. 1t is aImos,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-20
WAS LIKE VOLCANO
INSIDE HIS HEAD
Relates How the Plant Juice
Has Greatly Relieved His
Catarrhal Trouble.

The power Of this herbal remedy.
rlant juice. In cases of catarrhal
troubles. WAS shown once again re-
Gently in a surprising testimonial
given 10 the Plant Juice Man by Mr..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-20
TO Close Marnhnu.n.

l.fNCiIHURG. VA. Nov. l9.-The
warehouse OF the Tobacco Growers
Association will be closed here from
November % TO December 4, Incl
dent to the Thanksgiving Day hoii-
day
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-20

F;;EbEi;IIkSRrE G w, Soy. "a
I"m shelton. stafford farmer. was
'"hNi"i'd in circuit Court OF stat
i"rd on November - on q charge Of
n" nnidciuring iiuunr and was SEN
''nc"d TO thirty days and nned $50
= jury. The accused pleaded not
guilty.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-20

MaNm" ichru". the cyclonic comedy.
dancer, and her company Of ,azy in
Htrum"ntalis'S. VII" closed their N.w
l"rN engagement only last Sattrda.
hleh' VIII bc crnSnjCuoUSIy To m.
'front.' In tho new SHOW which comes
!" IN" Lyric today FOR tn" nu"rinu
mar 81 IN" week. Mann. Golr,in
needs no Introduction here having
appeared as principal comcdicnn. il,
various musical comedy productions
~ IA" Academy nf Music b.fnr. shn
transferred her fast-nying f.c, and
INFECTIOUS smil" Z" tho vaud.vill.
stage, Sh" promises something u.w
IN eccentric dancing
ON the same bill will lie Rice and
Werner Just bach from "a tour or
IN" European music halls. with a
mac lac" act out Of the conventional
rrch ana Marric Dale. novelty artists
wh" sing and dance. Charles olcott
and Mary Apn. jolly team Of laugh
ma h"rs. and Joe Armstrong; tho
WhlStiing comedian and mimic, who
Is bringing unique vaudeyiIl. Offer.
ing
with tho new vaudeville LII tbor.
VIII hr variegatcd display OF motion
picture exhibits. Including tho l.,c.,
releases OF the rathc News and com.
cdy films
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ErIt, Lribcr Ncrt Week.

Tn" hrst of the Shakcspearcan
rr"taEonists To reach Richmond this
season viii he tho handsome Young
Fritz I.cibcr. who viii v,si, tn.
Academy Of Music mex, Monday.
tuesday and Wednesday. and We'd
n"sday matinee. in rcpcrtorv under
tn" direction Of George Ford MIR
i.c!b"r comes To this city following
tr!umphs in the East and Chicago.
playing 10 more than 100. oo0 In nvc
weeks In New York and In chicago.
TO capacity houses during his stay
~ four weeks Presenting shakes.
near" humanity. naturally and with
out bombast Is said to be reyron
siblc for his big success.
noteworthy company. Including
virginia bronson. olive oliver
Louis Leon Hall John Burke. Rob.
ert strauss. Philip Quin. Harold
Winston, CAROL Kohl. Alma Lind.
Olga Lee. Anthony Andre. f:urio
sumner aud twenty others. supports
m" star
Mr. l."'b"r's local repertoire has
been arranged as follows. Monday
nirht Macbeth Tuesday ui.ht
JuIInS '""Sar Wednesday, matt
n"" Merchant Of Venice. and We'd
h"Sday night Hamlet"
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Anluscmcnts
"Th- FRS, Y-nr" Here.

"Th- First Year" Here.
John Golden. whose prominence
as producing manager has been
gained through the overwhelming
success OF "LiEhtnin'.- which ran
three years In New York. and now
is In its second year in Chicago. and
whose other plays. Three Wise
Fools" Dear Me" Thank T." aud
Turn ia the Right" added album
dainty to his reputation as "a psr-
veyor Of clean American plays hy
an American author, offers an ini-
tial presentation here ~ "rh" First
Year" s"-railcd comic-tragcdy OF
married life. written by Frank
Craven and staged under the per
sonal direction "f Winchell Smith.
TIL" First Year viii doubtless
meet with \ cordial reception At tho
Academy tonight, and AL this week.
with matinecs on wednesday, and
saturday. and already there IS q
keen desire ON the part Of lovers of
wholesome plays. built mainly for
laughing purposes. to got tho CON
hrmati"u ~ the very exceptional
Endorsements rendered ia Sew
York City. where. for Two Years. In
tn" words az Irwin Cobb. tn. hu-
morist YOU had TO inherit tickets. So
inrpossihl" MAS it to secure them
otherwise
In tho splendid company. present
ing The First Year" arc Such
special f.voritcs az Gregory Kelly.
RGth Gordon. John W. RanSGN".
Fanny Rice. Ray l.. Royce. Tom Cody.
Edith Wright, Joseph Garry and
Isabel D'Armond. whose int"rprc-
tauon 81 Mr.. Cravcn's delightful
comedy helps In n" small measure
Z" AFFORD nnc, all-round perform
ancc OF a sCrcaminrly tunnv play