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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-10-27
LOOK NORTH
WOODWARD HOMES

LOOK NORTH
WOODWARD HOMES
Beautiful, DurIingams ave, only
$1,000. and only $500 down; l0-ft.
lot. rooms. every convenience.
Make an appointment At once and
look II over; you will be pleased.
BUNGALOW
Lot S0x140; think OF Il, 8 large rooms,
beautiful building with every con-
venience. including fancy shrub
berry, garage and four apartment
chicken house. Price $500. halt
cash. and you get on q good paved
street and nice neighborhood
LOOK EAST SIDE
ssyburn. near Forest, California bum
ealow. rooms. l6.ft- lot. steam
heat. beautiful lawn and shrub
berry; $500. half cash.
LOOK-4-FAMILY FLAT
We also have two 4-family. brick We
noer nat bargains. one on Trum-
bull-ave.. near Boulevard; $4,000.
including Z garages. The other on
Euclid. near John R..st: $4,000;
$500 down.
Ali the above properties are sxcep-
tionally hne and reasonable In price.
Courteous saIesmen are ut your SER
Vice BY calling.
NORRIS
SIT Hammond Bldg. Main ala.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-10-27

NOTICE To DEPOSCIV3T'
From and after Dec. !. 1o1A.
bank will pay interest at the tt
In its Savings Department. uu10
rules and regulations.
FEDERAL STATE BANK OH
TROTT Isl
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-10-27
40 ACRE FARM NORTH OF
DETROIT

100 ACRES. partly improved: will
exchange at $4,000 for smaller
property C. s. Beadle. 4 Mc0raw
bldg. Main 1924.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-10-27
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-04-28
-CABLEGRAMAS-

barde0 eficaZmente la estaci0n de Mel
burg (Prusia OrientaD donde las bonn
bas causaron un n1mero de incendios.
En- los Carpatos ell enemigo parece
haber recibido refuerzos de artillerla
gruesa en- toda la Inca. Durante la no
che del "A al 25 ell enemigo atac6 con
gran violencia en- la region del desfila-
dero de Uzsok, pero sus ataques fueron
rechazados por nuestra infanter1a y con
ell uso de las granadas sufriendO ell enc
migo p6rdidas considerables. En- los
demas sectores no ha habido ningiln
cambio importante. Ell fuego de infan-
terra artiller1a ha sido intense en- al
gunos puntos y ha alternado con en-
cuentros secundarios de los puestos
avanzados.
Paris, 27.-(Ofcial). En- B6lgica dos
ataques alemanes en- Paschendrele y
Brodseinde fueron detenidos por las
tropas inglesas. El enemigo bOmbar-
de6 Ipres con gran vlolenc1a. Nuestras
operaciones siguen SUI curse 10 largo
del Canal de Iser En- Notre Dame de
Lorette rechazamos un ataque aleman.
En- las alturas de Mosa la batalla sigue
desarrollandose. El ataque contra la
trinchera de Calonne senalado en- CO.
municaci6n de aver, fue contrarrestado
por un contra -ataque, siendo, rechazado
ell enemigo que mas tarde atac6 hacia ell
Este en- direction de St.Remis, con ell
prop6sito sin duda de recuperar a
Eparges. Un violento combate, que fue
procedido de un vigoroso bombardeo,
tuvo lugar en- la pendiente esee de di-
cha posici6n, pero ell ataque de los ale
names result6 un fracaso para ellos.
Paris, 27.-En Belgica hemos segul-
do contra-atacando victoriosamente en-
cooperation con nuestros aliados. Los
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-04-28

Paris, 27.-(Ofcial). Sc han recibi-
do detalles amplios de los medios de que
Sc valieron los alemanes para rechazar
nuestra Inca al Norte de Ipres ell jue-
YES pasado, entire el Canal de Iser y la
ruta de Poelcapelle Un hume amarillo
y espeso Sc VIC venir de las trincheras
enemigas. Soplaba a la saxon un fuer-
tie viento norte que hizo llegar este hu-
mo hasta nuestras posiciones de segun-
da Inca, esparciendose por la atmos-
fera un olor asfxiante insoportable,
obligando a nuestras tropas abando-
mar precipitadamente sus poslclones
para salir del aerea viciada. Sinembar-
90 los contra-ataques ejecutados aver
tarde nos permitieron recuperar una
parte del terreno perdido. Nuestra 81
tuaci6n ha quedado nuevamente conso-
lidada y ell movimiento de avance ha
sido resumido en- condolences favora
bles, con la ayuda de las trOpas brita-
nicas y belgas. Ell enemigo ha atacado
nuevamente Eparges y tambien eje-
cut6 un ataque contra la Cabeza de Va
ca en- la foresta de Agreement. Ambos
ataques fueron rechazados. Otros alta
ques del enemigo contra la foresta de
Porroy y ell Reichsackerkopf fueron
contenidos por ell fuego de nuestra ar
tiller1a, con grandes p6rdidas por par
te del enemigo.
Petrogrado, 27.-Durante la noche
del "a al 25 de abril fuerzas alemanas
compuestas de dos companies y un ba-
TALON atacaron repetidas veces nues!
tras posiciones avanzadas entire Hallway
y Ludwinow (Polonia Rusa). EstoS
ataques fueron rechazados sin dificul-
tad. Ell enemigo sc retro finalmente er
desorden. En- la manana del "a una
parte de nuestra escuadrilla aerea bonn
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-04-28

alemanes, que nos atacarOn con dos
cuerpos de ejGrcito, han seguido usan-
do gases asfixiantes durante tOdO ell dia.
Sc pudo comprObar que muchos prOyec-
tiles que no hicieron explosion estaban
cargados del mencionado gas. Nuestras
trOpas han hechO marcados progresses
hacia Ell norte sobre la margen derecha
del Iser Las tropas inglesas, a pesar
del violentO ataque aleman de que Sc
habl0 en- la communication de aver, han
conserVado todas sls posiciones nues-
ira derecha En- Argonne capturamos
una trinchera alemana capturamos dos
ametralladOras E hicimCs algunOs pri-
sioneros. El combate, aunque violentO,
ha sido puramente local Ell enemigo
Sc VIC Obligado atacar con una divi-
sion entera en- un frente de un kil6me-
tro al principle obligaron a nuestra
primera Inca a ceder algt1n terren0
pero mas tarde ejecutamos un contra
ataque recuperando nuevamente esta
posici6n.
Washington, PEI captain Thier-
fielder del crucero aleman Kronprinz
Wilhelm" inform6 aver tarde al Co.
lector de Aduanas de Newportnews que
6l ha decidido internar SUI nav1o er
aguas americans hasta ell fin de la que
IRA.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-04-28
ROBOS EN- HATO REY.

Distinguidos vecinosAae Hato-Rey Sc
quejan de frecuentes robos de gallinas
en- aquellos pintorescos sitios, por falta
de polic1a.
En- noches pasadas asaltaron la ca
sa de nuestro buen amigo don Pedro
Giusti, y Sc lleyaron un buen n1merc
de gallinas.
iAs1 es la cosa? Bueno ser1a que e]
Official de la Detective sehor Quinones
Sc diese una vuelta por esos sitios
a yer 81 mete en- cintura esos desca-
misados, que quieren vivir del pr6jimc
a la 'brava."
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-04-28
Quien no anuncia, no vende

Dicen los Administrators sabios de
la Prensa: fe que tienen razon. Pero
una cosa es ell anuncio de MIR. Charles, y
otra el que dice la verdad, toda la verdad,
y NADIA mas que la verdad. Vease, sino'
la preferencia de los "amateurs' para "Old
Style Lager, la UNICA cerveza de cali
dad sorprendente inimitable: para "Mar-
TIM Rossi', el vermouth mas exquisite de
Torino; el de mayor consume mundial:
para BACARDI, ell ron privilegiado que
compile en- calidad con los mejores Bran
dys; nectar delicioso cuyo consu 10 aumen-
ia considerablemente, para whiskey c Co
ces mo. 1O'' la marca de los Lores. Privi-
legiado whiskey de finisima calidad y..
"amateur3" en- receso: ST recurrimos pc
dir la opinion de las lavanderas de la isla,
icual habra que no prefiera 81 jabon
"BROWN'' genuine de Cadierno, dada su
alta calidad inestimable haratura? Min
guna, absolutamente ninguna
ST 10 que queda dicho no es de gran
beneficio p1blico, no merece la repro
duccion por los demas periodicos puertorri-
quenos, venga quien quiera de1nostrar-
nos 10 contrario.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-04-28
ISLES cierto que
padece usted del
estornaso, h1ga-
do, intestine, etc
I'd rr1isrno pue-
de curarse radi-
caImente.
FIJESE En- ESTA
FOTOCRAFIA

Es el EMINENTE DR..
Taponnier, de Suiza, des-
cubridor del g'orioso Pa
tentizado ''EL TAPO"
Remedio INFALIEIE
de los organos digestivos
Un Tesoro ignorado que
no debe faltar en- el ho-
gar.
Pueden tomarlo, emil la
absolute seguridad del
mas lisonjero exito, hasta
los n:nos en- Ia Iactancia.
ES INOFENSIVO.
Los miilares de perso-
ras q.~o &c han ucade sc
curaron radicalmente, y
elias, por humanidad, 10
recornicndan con insisten
cia q sus an1istades.
Pruebe con un solo
carton de seis boteIlitas,
con instrucciones y pros
pecto, y usted sera el me-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-31
MEXICAN ARMY LEAVES
MUCH MISERY IN WAKE
FIFTY Wen. Women aud Children, Cnmp-
Followers. Are In fitinblc Con-
,lition mt I'cIcn.

FL pASo, TENAS, December 60
FIity men, women and children sol
dicrs ANA camp-followcrs OF the MeMi-
can de tacto army. several OF them dcs-
p"rAtcly ill., were left huddlcd in q,
pathetic group beside the railroad track
to-day when leo CarranHa soldiers
en- route from Sonora State 10 JuarcZ
dciraincd AT Pclca, y. NJ. rclca is six
miles from III raso. United States
military authorities had refused to al
low the troops 10 pass through Texas,
and at Hclca the soldiers crossed tho
International boundary and marched
overland into .Iuarcz.
The soldiers ana camp followers l.r,
behind were said by physicians. VIII,
witnessed tho determining, to he suffer
ing from fever Many arc in a serious
condition. il was said, and those unable
10 continue with The troops were left
l" look after themselves as best they
might
Win the sicl, were left several bodies
OF those who had Succumhcd en- route
cithcr from wounds or from fever.
Th"s" wer" carried across the inter-
national boundary hv tic sick and
buried in shallow graves in tho sand.
one mother. herself dcsDcratclv i'll
was seen digging a little grave for the
body Of her baby on a mound beside
the railroad track
Permission later was obtained from
Genera i j. Pcrshiu=. commandinc Inc
E!.hih Infantry brigade at Fort Miss
TO hriu" tho sick children to Juorcz
by train III" adults. however. were
ictt /" loo taken care OF by The Mcyica n
authorities.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-31
HAWKINS PLAYS IN OLD
FORM AND TAKES LEAD
Pocket billiard Tourney Irt,,rru Dis
irirt az Columbia and Niryiuin
thHmuionS t. llnSr.

IN, nfth block Of the scheduled
600 points match between John :
liawkins. champion ot Virginia. and
Walter Wallace, Tho titl"-holLrr Of the
DISTRICT of Columbia. cudcd in the favor
90 Hawkins al the superior Parlors
last night by the score OF 100 to l.9
NJ WnIiac" had a Head OF fifty three
back u his old time style. and kept
ms opponent at Il StnudStiil during the
resi- OF tic gam" and finished strong
MI tiawhinS uHS defeated such men
- I>ld Long. Kid Levy, NJ. : stewart
and -tampbcil Ills most mcmora BILE
victory was over j. l.. Malone. when.
after uali!n" Il draw shot the length
of lhe table, II" ran S"Ncnty-nvc balls
Ih" match between hawkins and
Wallar" Will continue Tins afternoon
aud night ana viii prohably end New
y oa1's afternoon. The score Of last
night places Hawkins ut onG ana Wal
lar" q, 5&r Ili"h run. Wallace. 81:
Hawkins. 81
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-31
NEW YEAR GR|D|R0N GAME
WASHINGTON STATE AND
BROWN MEET AT PASADENA
Walter EcIrr>aiI VIII Referee the
ENent-firSt TIME tar Enst and
West Have Met,

l.,S,nE\, ,.>I I,,.,,,, ..
Walter Eckcrsail. former all-Americam
quarter back and now - newspaper
man .mnIovoJ in t.hiro,.o m. neon
SrIr,t,L a., f.-n. - -, i''ii ~
hnty-sc', i.n,,, n. ,,,; 80, y" . ~
which viii t,iic ni,rn hn,.n Sn,,,rI.,t
The other o,ii"iIls Vim he Dr "
Smitl, or ~. Iimiya~sit, or uicl,i:.. ~,
un,,i.,. ',,h - ,tr.fi, W - - ~
VcrSiity Of MinnsSota. iieid imda :.' ~
The choice OF the thrc" officials from
h.,unN n, ,,I ,,T i,, ,',''''i , NJ ~.
imnt1u S,;,tn "o",E.. AID Nv, ,.a',' ~, rc
,yS,I S.,t;,,inSl ,,,',L 80" ''"E VI 81
The Er,,oninns held score, p,,r,ice
ans ,firrnnnm ,b, S,,m,d h.i,,.. NM
;hrou.h lis nac,s for nwnr twn ho ms
ON no rrnu,Jy -, no pt i',,, ,j;,.i,
Srhnnl \uEnn,.n ~. v,r.;.y o,,,c'
;hrounh thn Ui",,.'r ain ,~i,h Snn,J vd
precision there wuH rnusid.r;,hIn very
Jagged ynrl; in ia. srri,nntnnn ,Ln,
followed
t'uruhics wrr. ur f..o,,.r, occurrence.
ana ut times th,. PLAYERS seemed lie,
wiIdcr.d wh.n H., more imt,ir,I,
formations were ,ri.d In The sm;shHs
into tn" limo M \nrsiiy men male
i'm. hradwuv. b,it i'm Inc fake nluurcs
on which nnd runs were .Ss,Ved and
forward masses tri.d thcrc wa some
confusion i'm tho rn,,Ils
Coach Robinson believes the eleven
will find itself in Tho scrinlmaue which
is on tho dock.t for to-morrow
The field was AS hard as a brick
noor. and the PLAYERS sustained a few
Ii
nature.
Weeks participatcd in the scriiumage
to-day and clthoi.h a trii,e SLOW made
:: FOOD imnrcssinu an mo coaches who
feared Tor "a time that Ii. might not
he ready Tor hnitl. saturday
Tho Thermometer registered 20 de-
grccs to-day and the heat took it's toll
from the plnvcrS who we're well tagged
out ut tho finish
The plavcrs were the guests OF the
EroINn alumni ON a tv-iivc-milr
auto trim i'm the morning. the route
carryin. the squad through Busch
Gardens 10 Universal CITY. where the
moving mixtures taken Of the Scri!u-
mage vcStc idav were iuspcCtcd. From
Universal city the players went to
Santa Monica Ocean Park ana Venice.
and then back by another route to Los
Angeles. and thence here
Coming through Los Angeles. one of
the autos collitlcd with a trolley ear.
bat no one WAS injured
The Washington state team praCticcd
three. hours this afternoon Coach pictH.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-31
ABERG'S BODY HOLD Too
MUCH FOR Ed. LEWIS
trarro- Ituman thu,uuIon of World
'."t> Decision AFTER Hard Fought
Ilttl,.

MEM YORK. December 3O.-AlcX-
piom Of the world. scored a victory
over Straugl"r Lewis. OF Germany, in
their finish match at the Manhattan
Opera iious" last night after forty
two minutes aud thirty-two seconds of
spirited wrestling. After much hard
work AbcrG managed TO secure a body
hold on Lewis. Lifting him high in
tn" air the champion allowed Lewis to
drop to the floor
Lewis fen hard. his head striking
TIN" mat. lie rolled over in u daZcd
condition, and Ahcre pounccd upon
him. Lewis WAS in Il helpless condi-
ti"n. and IL was an easy task for
Ahcrg TO pin lis shoulders to the mat
The crowd didn't appreciate tho way
in which .\bcrg scored his fall and to
snow it's disapproval booted and Missed
ih" victor and "hccred the loser. After
Referee Rothucr had declared hhcrg
tn" winner, Lewis was carried off the
stage. and IL WAS several minutes be
ore he was revived.
IN 10 the finish tho mon wrcstled
evenly once Lewis looked as if he
had Aherg beaten, but the champion.
with his shoulders almost touching
the noor. broke i.cwis's clutch. 1t
was the first defeat Lewis has suffered
m the tournament.
I'm another match tho Masked Mar
Vel d"Wncd iiclmar johnson. of Brook
Ism. ia thirtN-fOur minutes and twcn-
iN-tour seconds with a hoyy hold.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-31
AUTO SHOW OPENS TO-DAY
GREATEST EXHIBITION
OF PLEASURE MOTOR CARS
More rhun ZOO Vehicles Displayed He
sides the Products of BOZ Makers
of Accessories.

NEW YORK. December 3U.-The six
'ecnth annuai automobile show. which
opens in the Grand, Central Palace to-
morrow afternoon. promises To be tn.
greatest exhibition OF motor cars ever
held.
AS now arranged. the show will opcn
Ut O'Clock in the afternoon. and will
remain open daily thereafter from 10
-. At: TO 1880 T. VI. up TO and inciud-
ms saturday, January s.
According To Manager sam Miles.
'"'fr are eighty seven exhibitors OF
Ini,ini.te ears: Eighty Of them arc
siiowimE saSoiine cars; while seven az"
Sn""lhS electric vehicles. All are
pleasure cars. as no commercial We
hiclcs are shown.
,,: As most of the makers SHOW more
exhibition.
outside Of this. 307 makers of nc
parts - tops, starters. windShield
lamps. tires, rims. clocks. tools: IN fact
cv.rythins that contributes 10 the COM
fort of motoring.
The automobile show, while naturally
popular with the public. is strictly
husin with those identified with the
trade.
Hundreds of out-or-,own visitors
,n,, l,inMs, me hug fact"res in De
ANA other Middle West cities. to . say
nothing Of thousands OF automobile
dealers ana agents from Maine TO Cali
f"rnia ana from Canada To the Gulf.
VIII make - point 10 visit the show
The majority az the exhibitors at tho
show 1ahout 100 all todd viii give
luHchcons or bauqucts during the show
week. as VIII II number of the assuci-
atoms connected with III" industry.
IN" annual banquet &c the National
Ant"mohilc Chamber Of Commerce is
scheduled for Tuesday. January 4. q;
tn" NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. the motor and ac-
".sSory manufacturers tho following
night at the same hotel; the Society OF
Automobile Engineers at tho Plaza on
January >. are the chief ones.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-31
BARGE PICKED UP IN GULF
Adrift since December ~ Nov Heinz
'"""d by Steamship Excelsior
tu Havana

NEW ORLEANS, December 30-'rhc
large city OF san Antonio. which had
heen adrift in the Gulf Of Mexico since
December 20. was picked up to-day 225
miles OF the mouth OF the Mississippi
River by the steamship Excelsior. and
IS being towcd TO Havana ACCORDING. to
wireless message received here to-
DAY by the harGc's owners. All on
board We're reported safe.
Tie Guy of san Antonio. with the
barge Detroit, was torn from the tug
Daniel Willard December 20 OF the
Florida coast While being lowed from
New orleans TO Norfolk. The Detroit
was picked IN last Tuesday by the
steamer Regina and taken with her
crew OF six men to Havana
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-31

Tor their surrender brought a yollcy OF
shots from the cabin
Several Of the whites were wounded
il was said, and the sheriff ana his
men took cover and opened fire on the
cabin. More than 100 shots were fired
in all. Then moro daring members of
III" attacking forces rushed 10 a side
OF the cabin. which was without win
'iows, and applied torch. The flames
drove out Goolsby, his two sons and
another negro, whose name was not
learned.
The negroes rushed from the cabin
door. firing as they ran. and oliver
iiudscth and Samue! Iiilman. members
Of the posse. fell wounded. Goolshv
was shot and killed as he dashed for
safety, and a moment later the un-
Identified negro dropped. The Coolsby
boys escaped through the woods
Iindscth and lIilinan were sen, in an
automobile to Iiudscths home. and the
sheriff sent here for more ammuui-
ton.
ia IN" meantime, others in the posse
had followed the fleeing negroes aud
forced them to take refuge in n cobi,
4 few miles away. The sheriff thcn
had this cabin set on fire. ana he and
ms deputies reported tonight that both
the young negroes were burned Ia dc,rb
when they remained i'm the cabin, ratncr
imam come on: Ia face the guns of thcir
attackers
Both iIudsclh ana iIilman arc cx-
pccted to recover.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-31
PLANS FOR EXTENDING
PROHIBITION TERRITORY
Discussed at Conference OF Party
Leaders Held i'm
Chicago.
Names Of lIanly, Sulzcr. Hobson and
Toss Mentioned in Informal Dis
cuSsiOns of Presidential Nominee
Possibilities.

CHICAGO, December 30-+Vuns for
extending prohibition territory were
discussed to-day at II conference of
Prohibition party leaders summoned
here by the executive committee Of the
national committee Of The party. The
tentatively set by the national COM
mittcc for July /? and -. at Mime
apolis
Informal discussions of presidential
nominee possibilities included the
names of j. Frank IIanly. former Gov
ernor of Indiana: William Sulzcr
former Governor Of New York: Rich
mond i. liobsou. former Congressman
from Alabama. ana Eugene Foss
former Governor OF massachusetts
At preliminary meeting. Frank q;
curtis, OF Jamestown. y. y. said he
hoped Colonel Roosevelt would lac the
candidate Of the Republican party ON
Il prohibition platform.
virgil 6. siinshaw. chairman Of the
national committee. who presided, said
he believed the Prohibition party to
be stronger now than the Progressive
party.
Efforts arc to he made said Mr.
ilinshaw, =" have Il prohibition plank
Incorporated III both the Democratic
and the Republicans party platforms
II these efforts fail. and neither of
the platforms has such II plank. there
Will hc many OBJECTIONS from the old
parties to the prohibition banner"
Among the party leaders present
were: Finley G. Henderson. Cuinber-
land. Md; Daniel Polling. Ohio: Robert
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-31

some Party" which had its premier
in Baltimore during Christmas week.
VIII 90 for few weeks on tour before
it's long run In the Conan Thcatcr in
New York. 1t viii hc seen at the
Academy tonight and tomorrow night
and tomorrow matinee
Among the PRINCIPALS are Walter
Lawrence, Tom Waters. Eddie CARVE.
Gone IuucSka. stella IIoban. Jesse
St"ncr aud May Wallace. backed mp by
Il real singing aud dancing chorus Of
fashion-platc models.
The book is by Mathew otto. while
the tunes ana lyrics are by William
Keith Elliott.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-31
CInssy Nnudr,iIIc n, ,.yrt..

Crowds that overlooked tho I.yric
ihcai"r at each of the three per
iornanccs of the now show ycs;cr-
daN-mamy bcin. turned away-wit-
messed one of the best variety bills
offered here in q long time.
Several OF the acts were OF such
unusual merit and drew such volumes
of APPLAUSE ana laughter that il is
diiicult I" SGT ON" above the other in
FAVOR. The ncw show opened with q
big number ana closed with another
1t was satisfying entertainment,
throughout.
The travcSty on '"rerriblc Tcddy's''
exploits in the jUuGles OF Africa by
Arthur huston and Company. pro
N"kcd gales of laughter. liustou's make
Hp OF the Colonel ana tho savage ON
slaughts he made on villa beasts and
Jungle birds was uproariously funny.
harrington ana Ferry. splightlv
team OF girls. who sing wc!l aud dance
even better. put over a "SiStrr act" in
a dcliciously feminine way. winning
MALT dozen insistcut recalls Then
came Merrill otto nud Company. with
q comical skit entitled wards al the
L. s. A." in which the adventures Of
coupl" Of American tourists abroad
were depicted with unc,uous hlnnor.
An exhibition, both amusing ana re-
narkahle for The Skill and t.ymnasric
prowcss displayed. was given b.
Thurhcr ana Thurbcr. rrotcyuuc
comiqucs. ana rounding out tho biz
came tn" Clipper Comedy Four, ono Of
the best male quartcts seen here
this year
The new motion pictures arc IN to
the Lyrics standard.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-31
TURNER WILL REFEREE
MlllROSE A. A. GAMES
President of a. 4. 4. to MIKE Succ;nI
TRIP To Gotham Tor Januur.
Events.

NEW YORK, December 30.-prcsi-
nynt George T. Turner. Of the A. \. t..
M hakc Il SPECIAL trip from Baltimore
N!lif"Sc a. ~. at Madison Square Car
cen on January 20. Other prominent
weeks. G"org" Y. Browu OF BoStou.
ahn NcorGc i,awlins. OF Philadelphia
ne special mile and a half for the
ikoumaii Nanamakcr trophy promises
!" ne Inc event OF the night Accord
~ 70 announcement, Joiu Ray. Of the
itIlhoiS y. G, the national mile cham
pion. is coming for tn. race. Mike
iIcNAncN. The two-nriic national indoor
vlahrion. IS training for the race with
OF Raw '
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-31

NEW YORK. December 3O-Thc New
York National League club to-day is
sued ITS lHlr training schedule, which
includes the following games: March
ii and -. Dallas Tex; March IS. Cal
weston, Ten; March, 10. Iioustou Tex :
March - ANA -, Detroit Americans In
Dallas TcN.; March 81. Houston. TEX
Aprll !, beaumont. Ten: April = be
irull Americans in Houston. Ten: April
y, Louisiana State University q, Baton
liouE", La; iprsl {. New orleans La
Npril >. Chattanooga, Tenn. April :.
aud To- Now iork Americans on Polo
Grounds April II. Yale ou Polo
Grounds