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The Cairo bulletin., 1913-03-28

There have been good many pre-
cocioas Toys in history. but few o.
them got an ea}lieg staTi towards
fame than Sir Francis Bacon. who
spen; he latter pa. OF the siNt7enth
century in prying into TIE sealed
vaults OF knowledge with a orowbar.
and dislod2ing wisdom ID great
CHUNKS for the heneat of pcsierity,
Raeoa was born in comfortable
circumstances in 1861. and twe, We
wears latc- was finishing MP his AMI
verslty course in Cambridge "A
fourteen he was 4 lawyer. and a.
ffteen he was member az an en-
haa y to Fraaee Al q be WAS 4
member OF parliament. s9d the same
year ne wrote n l9as letter OF ad-
wee ic Queen Elizabeth. setting he's
,traieht en- almost peryta'ns fion
love 10 religion. a
From thar time Bacon advised ef-
aryone in England, He was cen
siderable o. standpaster. and man
m inaurgent with new scheme Tor
the ame.ioratlon of mankind, ran
into Bacons reverberating nine-sSl-
Tabled advice aud retired. covered
with cou;ns.ons Bacon usually
managed TO attach himself to a court
fayolite. ami in this manner accounts
uatea . pension. II rich wife and
Other pleasant souvenirs, hat he
finally guessed wrong and fell In
with the Duke af Buckingham. AZ
his time he wat udge and when
buckingham mounted The sRids Ba-
con was tried for taking presents
from parties before h S court, HI
was Archbolded by lhe government
and had to pay huge fine in addi-
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-03-28
tcopyrigh, 1912 by &c ,rre Mathew Adams

Persons ara reported to have
drowned in the sutmerging of the
St. Clair fats, q summer resort 4
few m les from this city. Miles o.
tracks have been washed away and
telegfsnhic and telephone eommun-
icatioh has been cut off At Fair
haven and Algonic, according TO Il
report ten people have also been
drowtsadd! ana i is i, teaEed that many
Ilhbfe haye RGqp, LOST in the foods
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-03-28

with the prisoner yesterday NJ Police
Headquarters even before the in
quest was held.
/, What kind OF a police department
has Cairos Does anyone know, Is
II maintained for the purpose OF
protecting the citizens against the
attacks OF murderers. there's and
othe- undesira0les. or is it main
tanned To make conditions easier
for law breakersl Recent develop
meats leave rs In doubt as 10 just
why Cairo has police department
Following the shooting of We'd
nseday Night the police should have
arrested every important witness
and he d them for the eoroner's in
guest. An eaat should have been
made 10 prevent them from franz
ing up defense for the prisoner
and this should have been accom-
pllshed even If found necessary to
use force.
The Bulletin does not charge the
police department with playing
fayoriier. because al tha; ID has
heard relative 10 This case has come
Il is indirectly. bat The Bulletin
does say ;'iat the police department
had better rot try 10 make things
easy for slavers and their friends
because the people will not stand for
1t. Those good old free and-easy
days are over.
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-03-28

tlon.
This made na,on disgus,ed VIII
politics. and he took ~ literature
and philosophy in his latter years.
HeSihvented . new and improved
system cf reasoning. wrote a. largo
Inuuser of tremendously learned es-
says, which are now used Erins ipa.ly
as ssaat vca. and finally tried II in
ven q ro'hod Of preserving fowls
by stating iaem with satw Whla
doing this he cana,J cold and died,
and the Invention of cold storage
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-03-28
Saw YOU Tears. Padaeah T!

Pity cairo! 4 nCod OF IS.
the gauge now reading 80 and
the food Yet to come Way DO
men build towns in swamgsg
Paduoah News Democrat
Save your tears. dear sob brother
because you may need them for tht
folks at home. " cairo suffers halt
as much damage from the ilocd as
Paducah already has suffered, then
the time win have arrived TO weep
The people OF Caiso. thank goodness
are not az the hco1worm va.iey
They are just ''liye" enough TO take
cars of So or even Go feet OF water
Without any assistance from ora
agnaminous sister vi lage; taeras
core We say. friend. save you tears
until next sumner and then sprinkle
the streets with them. As for your
question relative to the building OF
towns in swamps we beg to refel
you to Chicago aad in return for
this little fayor we ask you Il
answer the sdestion why did mer
BALD Padarah in "hogwallows2"
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-03-28

Enthusiastically clever story in
1.-THE Bomb" To Please Mother, :"
a stnry Of Paris, b. +. Berkeley smith
"The Dancer in Scarlet a dramatic
ltilc sketeha by clara Chapline
Thomas; The Waite butterfly"
Jackson Gregory. aud "a Moments
Halt the continuation OF The
Woman With a Past series, by Anna
Alice CAapin. conc lrte What Is one
OF the bes. iS3aeg Ainslet's'has eeer
published ~ + !
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-03-28

Red Book.
An atmosphere Of spring seems 10
permeate the pages othe April Red
Eook Magazine. The Issue beg La
with two exceptionally strong stogs
les, but frcm there on almost ali the
contributions are in rather whim-
sieally humorous vein. One of the
Two strong leaders is, by Freder k
r. BeeAdolt, who, with James Hop
per, wrote the successful convict
serial, "9009." He returns to the
! setting OF a prison for the back
ground OF Jimmy r ley's Turn, :"
which is, In many ways, the best
short story he has ever done, Wiz
ginia. the other leader, IL an un-
usual story by that clever new writ
er, Ida NJ. Evans. tHis Mother" by
Minnie Barbour Adams, has touch
of sentiment In its telling. "Signor
Buster,H by Mary INLAY Taylor; The
Seaf-Face Company BY Harris
Dickson: "Zelba.' by Freeman Til
den; The Glastonbury Scandal. ("
By +. Nesbit; and IAN Enemy Of the
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-03-28

II is said that an effort is being
made to send every Important wit
ness to Wednesday nights shooting
scrape cut OF town, SO that they viii
not be placed in the unpleasant
position Of having to testify against
The slayer II also is said that a
certain white man has taken an un-
usual interest in the case and was
permitted TO hold several interviews
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-03-28
N YOUR FRECKLESs
Need Attention in February ard
March or Face May Stay
Covered.

Now is the time to take cFeeiGl
care Of the complexion il you wish
ii 10 look well the rest. Of the year.
The February and March winds nave
strong tendency to bring out
freckles that may stay all Summer
unless removest Now is thc time to
use otiiine do s strength.
!, This prescription Tor iae. removal
Ct freckles is the discover of an
eminent skin specialist, and is 50
uniformly successfuf that It r sold
by Paul e Schulz e Sons under guar.
antec 10 refund the money if it fails.
Get an ornee of othine double
strength, and even a few apphca-
tioh should show q wonderful i'm
proyement, seme Of the smaller
.,frrcRles even vanish M entirely
Adyt
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-03-28

we are authorized to announce
the candidacy of Charles Meshew,
for election as Police Magistrate
subject to the approval OF the vot-
ers at the regular city election to
be held Tuesday, April Is, 1913.
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-03-28

We are authorized to announce
the candidacy of Charles A, Koch er
for election as Police Magistrate,
subject TO the approval of the voters
at the regular city election TO be
held Tuesday, April is. 1913.
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-03-28

We are authorized to announce
the cahdidacy Of James A. Cox for
election as Police Magistrate, subject
to the approval of the voters at the
regular city election ODE held Tues
day. April IL. 1913.
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-03-28
Fair Comparlson.

10 you mean to say that you com.
pare yourself to Shakespeare" "Why
not?' inquired the manager Of the
Ciothesline Burlesaue company.
Shakespeare had pretty much my ex,.
perience. The critics roasted hin,
and the authorities were always
threatening 90 close his show,
Washington Star.
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-03-28

People-Pro TEN. 10y clifford S.
Raymond. all are told with a lieht
touch Other contributors 70 this
issue are: Lieut. Hugh Johnson,
Norvai Richardson, Louis Y. DeFoe.
Jchn Barton Oxford, James Oliver
curwcod, Edwin l.. Sabin. George
yanx Bacon and Richard Barker
shelton
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-03-28

fODdfIA.
The frs, april number of The
Popalsr Magazine opens with long
novel by Holman pay. called sand
Lot ked Il is . story Of deep-sea
diving. and narrates the adventures
Of men who so in quest of treasure
buried in sand on the floor of the
ocean. Robert Welles n tehie's
striking novelette,. The Collins
Treasure House. is an uncommon
tale Of the looting of q bank vault
in one of New Yorks skyscrapers
.lt Is Il picturesque as wen as n
dramatic narrative. Emerson Hugh
thats breezily about certain COW
puncher who tried his best "a boost
aa anti-h 2rse-thlef society Ia
Peter b Kyne's vivid military story
."pr eeipal and Interest" the tom
mander OF b Troop. t. S Cavalry,
settlss a l9ag- landing debt. thoagh
Fit costs him his life II is a grip
ping story Roy Norton can always
be relied upon 10 tell an entertain
ms story: and in his yarn in this
issue Of The Popular he has one of
the best bits of fiction we have seen
for a long time He tells of stow
away who turns mp in Alaska and in
fredaees himself to the miners as a
prince How the rough follows be-
have toward royalty makes very
amusing story. Arthur II. Reeve
,narrates anether mystery -ihiS time
an ocenlt SOLVED by his we'll
known scientific detective. Craig
kennedy Zane Grey has big. ro-
mantle stary of the Southwest Mayn
IClew Uiarnett tells sea story An
.inei tieni il the Balkan War IS relat-
ed by ponal Hamilton lIaInes Geo.
Howard. secret agent
Frank Condor contributes a funny
story CT con men The cover is
from 4 painting by Harvey + Dunn.
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-03-28

We are authorized TO announce
the candidacy of George Wilson for
election as Police Magistrate sub
1ect to the approval OF the voters at
the regular city ection to be hell
Tuesday. April is, l9lS.<
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-03-28
ANNOUNCEMENT.

We are authorized to announce
the candidacy OF A. j. Ross. for
election al Police Magistrate, sub
feet to the approval Of the voters at
the regular city election to be held
Tuesday. April Is. 1913.
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-03-28

poultry was thus fortunately post
p1ned Tor over 2o0 years.
Bacon was considered very wise
In his day. hut is not one of oar
best sellers any more, even among
philosophers. Sone people think he
did, he disguised his style in a very
successful manner.
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-03-28

We are authorized to announce the
candidacy of Horace A. Harmon for
the office of Police Magistrate sub
1eet to the approval OF the foters at
he regular city election on April Is,
1918.
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-03-28

when the attention Of The Bull
letin ia called to any misstatement
Of fact or to any error concerning
any man or thing, corrections Will
cheerfuIly be made.)
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-03-28

We are authorized to announce
the candidacy OF NJ. Lutz for the Of
fee oil. Police, Magistrate, subject to
the regular city election Of Tuesday.
April Is, 1914.
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-03-28

ieet IN question.
The responsibility Of The teacher
Is sreat
This Profession Is The greateat
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-03-28

Have one or two rooms suitable
for storage of household goods at
reasonable rate. Call Bell phone
293.--Advt 3-l7-tf
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-03-28

II is strange that u requires a
shooting scrape to uncover a
gambling game in Cairo
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-03-28
Ainsiee's.


The April A.nslee' opens with a
fascinating novelette, by Kate Trim
bic Sharher II is called "Cnildrcn
Of the sun. Under its cdopening
charm lies an obvious sermon a
dccio sends his patients thoae I'M
der death sentence from oyerwork---
to a beautiful, sunny hilltop home,
to spend their last days in absolute
remuneration OF worldly ambitions,
Thu brinfs together roterie. Of
lleyer. diverse. and yifally interest
ing people. A dramatic love story
rona through the tale OF q golden
thread. From the flrstb introduction
to the hero, the reader teeis he his
net as ignohle as appearances would
indicate. And he isn't
A story by r. w Hornung, the
creator Of .Raffles, is in this mum
Der. II is Jailed THE Voice OF tha
{ ChaTrer a thrilling. graphic tale
OF Australia. with an intensely dr.
Innate climax Joseph Ernest begin
IN this issue brilliant series OF
aviation stories. with Jules Lacroix,
courageous, sentimental. amiably
Iecnceited. as the hero Tho scene '6f
this first tale IS France. the heroine
an American girl. whose father
gives. the title TO it. "Thc Episode 81
the Disappearing Finaneier
Seldom has n writer shown more
! insight into the heart c. a small boy
fthan does Helen Baker Parker in
His New Day. John Fleming
Wilson contributes another Of his
gripping sea romances called "The
Womn Who Was Born Lover a
charming little story OF San Fran
cisco Chinatown Is Peach Blossom
ofthe-Tiny-Feet, by Katthe'tno
/ Taylor Craig.
/ A tale with gypsy strain Is
ALLEN Blood by Louise Rice. Fla
lVia Rosser writes an eloquent, fanci-
] I'll story called Whose Diggeth d
Pitt" Edgar Saltns contributes a
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-03-28

NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS.
If you fail to receive your
paper by z a. m. on week
DAYS and s q m. on Sundays,
telephone to The Bulletin Of.
fee. No. sc. either phone and
one Will be sent TO you BY
special messenger.
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-03-28
LITERARY NOTES.
Red BOOB

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The Cairo bulletin., 1913-03-28
10 DROWN IN DETROIT
RESORT. IS REPORT.

iyait. Mich. March q Ten
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-26
ENVER BY
JUVENILE FAVORIT F.
Many Regard Product of Brookdale Farm Home of
three Futurity Winners, as Likely Winner
of 81 900 Stake Event

, mile-L II. Ashes Hoffman. w. p. Aus
,ln's b. II. Judge AIonck (5) H G.. Bed
wells CHI. h. Prince Ahmed Ca) and
Spohn, y. h. Bears b. Ii. El orc ta)
and Schaller and Tactics. c. Bills chill
! 80, +. +. Browns CHI h. Merry Lad
,5) and b. h. Nolthorpe (5). William
Cormodys h. {. Futurity 90. ]. T. Car
ney S CHI h. j. w. Kent ta). \. Il. Da-
visS b. .. Bad News H. 90, James Fits
simmonss b. Z Sandhill 90, Martin
Foley's CHI. e. Dynamo t3) and Setback
and Lewis. Lewis Garth's EXton, j. w.
fledrck's br. h. Lawton Virgins (al.
Samuel Louis's Effendi. ~ Malone's ch.
| II. Carlton @. 90, William Martins CHI.
E The Rump Cd, r. !. Mller's Aviator,
Fred Musantes b. +. Votes (3), +. j.
( Eon's br. 4. John Furlong co, Quincy
STABLES ch. h. Everett CO.. Thomas +.
Ityan's br. T. Nelly Agnes go. br. g.
I;ockfsh CD and ch. z Daingerheld
%, Albert Simon's Palanquin. Woods
Stockton's Chryseis. j. o. Talbot's b. 4.
Republican CD and Henpeck and Mo-
nocacy. r. \. Tyson's Spellbound y. G.
Weston's br. <. Garry tD and Brynary.
II +. Whitne:'s Discovery and J. NJ.
Zimmers Gardenia.
| Monticello Hotel handicap of sl,500-
! for three-year olds and over, one mile
and u siXteenth-W. y. Austin's Judge
Monck, H. G. Bedwel's br. e. Locheil
! t5) and Prince Ahmed. +. t. Brown s
Merry Lad and Nolthorpe. John Burt
scheel's b. L. FlabberGast go, Thomas
Collinss CHI. c. Bourbon Beau 90. y. Is
} Davis's oh. G. Nash Cash t3). j. w. He
bricks Lawton Virgins, Mrs. l.. ~
Livingston's br. {. Talecarrier Cd and
| h. T. Pandorina 90. a. Malone's Carlton
c.. William Martins The Rump, n.
Meises br. C. Warhorn 90. r. |. Miller's
Aviator, +. ]. Pons h. e. Judge Wright
[ go and John Furlong. Quincy Stables
Everett. Thomas +. Ryan's Rockfish.
j. O. Talbots b. e. Jawbone ti) and
Republican, and Harry Payne Whit
neys Discovery.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-26
NINTH INNING
RALLY FEATURES
Especial to TIL. rim..-pl.patch.I

Durham. n. Co. March 25.-After Lafayette
had takeu Trinity into camp here this after.
noon to the tunk OF to l. the Methodists
came back in a powerful rally in the ninth
inning. scoring three runs. teing the score.
ana making the winning run In the tenth,
the contest finally ending to in Trinity'a
favor.
The game was one Of the prettiest of the
season and had many features. Fitzgerald
puvhcd good game all the way through.
striking out nine men, three of which cains
IN rapid succession In the ninth inning. The
rally by the locals In the last two innings
Was some OF the finest college ball seen on
ne local dlapond in great while. Up to
that time Trinity had scored hut single
rum. spence singled To right and Thompson
nit to short for n single. Spence advanced
TO second and went to third on error at
second Kone a freshman. who had never
heen In college game before. batted for.
Adams and hit to centre for two bases.
scoring Spence and Thompson. White Was
a hunt to the pitcher advancing Rome to
third and White to second Maddox hit a,
nigh ny to right and out scoring Rome
ana al lncing White 10 third. Edgerton
natted Tor Fitzgerald. and was out on a.
hunt TO pitcher. In the tenth Anderson was
hit by the pitcher and went to second on a
punt 10 the pitcher by Spence, who was safe
When the pitcher threw to first Anderson
stole third. and scored By 'rhompsnn's
MT TO deep centre. giving Trinity the game
Score by Innings: n II r,
Trinity ...............o o q q q n Ak
Lafayeite ..........,..0 o10oO2loo-, S \
Batteries-Trinity Fitzgerald. knight and
struck ont-By FitzeEarld. .: by Forshep i;
by kanipe. l. First base on balls-On Fitz-
gerald. /: OF Forshee, l. Time OF game a:io
Umpire, Wild Biz Donovan.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-26
ADMIT LEAGUE
TO PROTECTION

At meeting of the Amateur Baseball
Commission held last night the application
OF the old Dominion League to be classed
AS IA was tabled. The Commercial
League composed Of the following teams,
was granted prot action Kline Motor kar
Company. Simon Syclc. Eagle Paper COM
pany. Shocmakers. Armour " co. and Hen
rico Pets. The president OF the league il
j. IL. Floyd. The league Will he in class D.
The application OF G. T.. Cummins for re
lease from the Southern Rell. az the Capt.
tai City League. was rejected. A letter from
the secretary OF the n. \. a +. was received
and discussed. but action was deferred un-
Ill a subsequent meeting or the commission.
The next meeting OF the commission Will
he held In the Rational state and city Bank
Frda- night at o'clock AT this meeting
plans for opening day exercises VIII be dis
cussed.
Those present at the meeting last night
Julien hin. John S Harwood, Minitree
Folkes. George II. Black. Mr. rmberake.
r. j. Crowdcr T. White a. Notman ..Ir.,
and John Il. Hooper. secretary OF the cbm-
mission.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-26
GEORGETOWN IS
SWAMPED BY YALE

Washington. March 25.-Yale. Il; George
town, l.
That's the way the score stood when the
alleged baseball game played here to-day by
the two varsity teams over.
Errors were responsible for more than
half of the runs scored by the Bulldog nine.
Clean walIops to all corners of the field by
the Yale sluGecrs tells all that remains 10
be told OF the cruel story.
Georgetown used three pitchers-Lynch.
Fienli and Henerman--'Big Hef" doing
the best work. Poor support by his team
mates during the last Of the seven innings
he pitched. however spoiled his good show :
ing in the earlier innings.
iaies inheld worked with machine Xix e
precision. Georgetown's catcher could not
locate second and ten bases were stolen on
him.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-26
NATIONALS TAKE
LAST OF SERIES
Especial to The Times-Dlspatch. J

CharIottesvllle. Va, March To-
Washington defeated Virginia to-
day. II to 2. in the fifth game Of a
series of FIVE, and Will break camp to-
morrow and leave for the capital
waiter Johnson twirled two innings.
ana held the colleNans hitless Boeh-
nhS nnlshed the contest. and was
round Tor four hits. including n
douhlo by Green. Virginia tried out
y freshman named Anderson, who was
iahded on for ten hits in three in
nlnEs, Morgan. Shanks and Ainsmith
getting triples. James another young
stcr. Jared much better. The collegians
Nirsinia's centre fielder made a spec
tacuiar catch of Il low line drive.
doubling LaDortc al second. The score
iuc
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-26
AUTO RACE MEET
TO Be HELD SOON

Another automobile race meet Will be held
inNRichmond at the State Fair Grounds some
time IN May. This much was decided Mt a
ton. held yesterday and committee com,
posed OF r.. b. Airport. chairman r. F.
kaehier and Ashhy Jones, appointed To
make arrangements for the meet
At the meeting yesterday the association
elected Its board OF directors for the yes,
naming w '. Davis, OF the International
Harvester Company. chairman. with these
associates: l.. NJ. Foster OF the Foster Mo-
tor Company: b. a. Bienner. Il. F. kaehler
Of the kaehler Mo.er Company: H. NJ
smith OF W. &. Smith s. Co. Ashby Jones
OF The Jones Motor Company, and r. "a
Ailport' OF the Eastern motor Sales Com
pany. '''
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-26
Pitchers Down s,,ceters.

Especial tabIe 10 The Tlmes-Dispatch)
Hamilton. Bermuda, March 2j.-Ray keat-
ing and George Mcconnell, Yankee slab
artists. beat the Jersey Shelters to-day TO
|. The remainder OF the Yankees team also
played.
The pitching az the two Yankees was the
finest specimens OF the twirlng art ever
seen on the island. Heating toiei for five
innings and held the Jersey team to one
hit. He did pass man. Mcconnell al
lowed his only hit IN the ninth. Errors by
Derrick and Cree gave the minor leaguers
their only tally
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-26

Fienli, 3; off Heffernan, 10. Struck out
BY Fienli, 3: by Scott, s. Three base
hits Riddell, Burdette. Two-base
hits-Blossom. Pumelly. Sacrifice hits
blossom. stolen basses-Blossom
(2), Reilly, Cornish (2). Burdette 90.
Scott. Double plays-Davis to Con-
nelly to NJ. Mulcahy. Umpire--Mr
Hughes. Time. 2:15.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-26
Kunkle Pitches
Hitless Game

ChnrlrstOn, y. G., March c5.-In an
cxbtbitton game here to-day he
tween the Newark International
League club md the Charleston
south Atlantic League team, Pitch
err kunklc, of the visitors, who
pitched the full nine innings, held
the iocni team hitless md won his
game by the score of to q. Not
Charleston player reached third
bnse He struck out seven, walked
two and hit batter. This fs
hunkic's first year In professional
baseball.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-26
Giants sl,,,,o,,t.

Beaumont. Tex. March 25.-Aithough the
Giants shutout the locals to-day the game
Was not easy for them az the to score
would indicate. The scoring was done early
IN The game. but when Pcaster pitching
for Beaumont. came in. the Giants were
powerless. game has been arranged with
the New orleans team. OF the Southern
Inhgma. q Thursday.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-26
CATHOLICS LOSE
IN CLOSE BATTLE

McGuire's University School defeated
Benedictine College yesterday In one
OF the prettiest games of the season,
to 2. Errors on the part OF the Cath
olics in tho second inning Melted two
runs for McGuire's. and ultimately the
game. Both pitchers performed ad-
Tnirably. allowing but I'VE hits. The
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-26
Dr. a. Ainhon,o Smith 10 Lecture.

Dr. Charles Alphonso .imith. professor oi
literature at the University OF Virginia will
deliver q lecture nj the John Marshall High
School auditorium Friday night on the topic.
What Literature Can DO FOR YOU the lee
ture being the last Of the University EXten-
sion Course OF winter lectures.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-26

Chicago March 25-Jimmy Archer the
holdou, catcher OF the Cubs. this evening
signed a four year contract. The terms were
not made public. Archer will leave Chica go
ard join the Cubs at Louisville.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-26
uenring pnstnnncd.

The inquiry into telephone service in Rich
mond. set for tonight has been postponed
by Chairman Vonderlehr OF the special COM
mittee because OF absence from the city OF
members Of the committee
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-26
Rnin Stnns Gnme.

Louisville. March 2a.-To-day's game be
tween the Athletics and Colonels post =
poned because OF rain. The Athletics may
he unable To leave for indianapolis to-mor-
row because OF numerous washouts.