davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-11-07

TWH eTArF 0r TEkAF
County of Nuefcs
fH iffuf uf Hn hlHH nsfouitUn b.
Fura nnt of thr iiaafaAia g.sHfH
Count ~ Wiuemfnn Countf nu 3af
faA Hf tffiahrg. A. A. 1913 Nt fnr Ciaff
ihefrnf lu fhD faHn af a. NJ lhfffil
frlam lf N WhairF ha 1886, and Ga
mr at aN0fff ulr0ifl snd AriitHff
! wiz proceed lu sth fn cash within
fHt huuff rfcafflhri nF ian faf hhff
Nrr Hnics Un $50 nH Tueaiiss in
December s u 1915 d heiHH fnr llh
das ~ said mpnfh before tne court
House dpnf ~ sala Nureta 'Dunis. in
iHs ,itF ~ Cegraa christi ihe failnW 4.
ine HFs fihsd property f1t wifi finaf.
80 900 Nurrse DnuniF IeAse
iofH fafF fll and fft go ie iiidQh
I've ffl 500 the Hhannoa Addition ~
tft r8iE q Corpus tmlau. hueas.a
Counts Tftaa. al appears FINN Ufflalai
mHp uDR nn llt nna ef ff'Dfd ln ihe
8fNre ~ ne County Clefk ~ hnfaes
County TaaH i0 Whifh MAP REFER
enra b. here made fat better deaerip-
tian
iseied nu. os fhs tlsi day ~ NuYtm-
hef iaia af q afinrh 81 ~ aH taf
rfHpsHt nf Is ~ WhAfff. ia satisf
IS ilaameHt 4inaanslas ia ssase or
fafm ~ r. y. Isffeii snd sll oosia ~
soit
Given andsr my hard. tuia eih daY ~
Hoffmhaf a ~ ffif
a. Wmufir
aArriff Nurces County Teaaa
fn NNNaN ntIIAAY ttuufF
fhdNefllasmtnu
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-11-07
ARr spCciAlrtrs

Tus WESTERN ART SPECIALITY
'p mapNmrinfsru and mpaffefr ~
Az aud tweiucss taiensHrs lnne,
Nguert Hifna 4l0ifnfe bna uihef mfh
rfa8e HdfrttHina apeenNiea dcsifsf
i0 HHcuf9 fHr iht ssaahh NJ 1850 p nnl'
tied number uf felallp hnd cutWeiie
mrn wha moan rasiHfeH and iaaatsa
ability a. rali on henhn ana "a .lsilA
ClaH hHaiuvaa embellishments ulth nUr
new uar neaineha gap ~ u is &
iinf with msflt ani Wuftia ef inr hfsf
efforts Hf tHr mmt napahic aaiesfntn.
iinsui aHmQrn.afifn ~ fnt fifff men.
fHr mfilD9NlfH i1draa TOO western
Arf fperslf rnr knmaY CO.. $50
4t
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-11-07
RATES.
lc Per Word
the first issue,
lie thereafter
DISPLAY
ADVER TISIN G.

open fla rate per inca per column
eide. akc
sam. suiidsys.
Standing display advert semcnts
Upon rate peg inch per month. uoo
Reading Netlo.s
rure readiBs matter each Insertion
PER Vine. zoe.
Locals per line. each Insertion. ifc
Contracts Cor larse amounts os al
vsTtising space On Application at this
srfico
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-11-07
Rare Opportunities

100 acrea nl Hopd BLACK iand q.
milcs ir0m town near Corpus CHRISTI
far $3.50 aa acre
Noed Doe ~ business disuIei tiino.
uy mfraiing f'ea ulli bnng go pcf cent
Zoo feai ioi neaeh Hotel Addlii..n.
lagealu.
chotee lsfs ou itfman AL, somA
frlnt I-e hHirh from hay. nfst time on
fnn martt t}sf them Too hafrain
FouoERoH a CHAPMAN.
AnN $50 CNHuhffai
~ 4
fun FAfl-.rnr irde fuf oaina cot
tarp rnI im EIGHT muDir nafh 0f Geo
lor uf HHHinees afNinn gn hrt0h Nni-
ut ttiaeee Address John S. WnHf
Mlafhan. p.sHH s.G
FDU HAfE Dht4p ra raom hou.r
tfi hfae IHf at lnas Marguerite go
1876 $3.50 hr fllQN Tart caah bale
laof uanfhA liiHnr ss3 ~ see Mike
lH'yeia 1908 MaNppute st Adf.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-11-07
Typewriter txehAnge.

Corpus Chris Tsps~r,sr usehsnus
The Sow sntul rhf iSrn CufaHa
typewriter Tine usiiau Addlna Ma-
chime nehuiii ard fetana naHh ifpe.
writer's rhnne isa $50 starr street
AVS No
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-11-07

Avoid headache. impurities
Of tia Blood, constipation by
taking = cup Of GRAaD
MAS EA. Best laxative
for children. Pleasant to
take swccsen and take 40
an ordinary tea. Package %
cents.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-11-07

WANTED oUiHf,si tH la Naafs $50
wants iob in hota eg hgafdlns house
uf wnrs of ans hini Address sis
Waco sd Kfi
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-11-07

HOTEL WINgNA Reduced rates on
rooms Tor she winter Also Z rauus 90
tho lnwcr floor for lirht housekeeping
s31 ChaphFgai S. SCR
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-11-07

MONEN ru InAN Ssee t0 a. ll.,n ou
eand seemiiS. ANDY Rnht ~ sAt.
ioa. ffA
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-11-07

thfftttH ifsihf fhh hntNhi"l
No ffpW sau hHioHiu ...... 90 pm
80 npm han Aninnio - ffqe m
i.eaFee fof haH Antonio
30. Z fUf Han haiuaio ioi scam
So. ! fof Han fuiuniu - . 30 d Ia.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-11-07

""H fN'h"Hf" HNo f7fHNRNN i@A"
hfrsafn fgnfos-
San AntpFio snd Houston : Jt b. m
aaa Aeipaio ana Houston ssbs .. ~
Leaves for
San Anionio ane Houston TOO a. ~
Haa An'eHio ana fpaksfn l2s.s .. ~.
Var Anlonia ara lleassqn leta9 .. ~
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-11-07


..---.a--s.-----.--- .-.----s.--.sss- -.----.---
rnE RENr -1.oi bax1s faeinr Hroaa
WY Sdtnhit fuF nursery SO similar
business Aprls Mars r. l1iasim
mnns 80 Nrsauits street sfl
as.---a.aasa..s-aa-
N1R RENT -roo modern rom
houses ans one reem rtolc ifg
FOR RENT fur t~o mouths. osm
picie ans modern Furnished apart
meats 80 fhe Chapman Apafimsnt
House Three rsans and bath wilh
sass cleclric hrhtr ana phone TERMS
tN suit SO chudren. AppN at apart
intent nutnarr one ar phone enc gis
FoR EENT Two htse oannr,tinc
ronms southeast eNfntaFe .lthrs fnr
nishei uF uafmnishea 80 children df.
sirri. Tii y broadway. Phone ift
Sos
nor RENT Ome iar, Southeast reom
with kliphrrrtie. Also ONE southeast
tcdrpem ana mesicrn convenience
CLOSE Boz on ihe iluff go Huffai0
rhune 1850 sos
F0R REST CIose Dag. heusokctpinr
and sleeping apartments at 9l9 Mos
quite Phone $50 -alN
roR RENT Apartment ernupd floor
ga Born Apartment House. Modern
and room1 on paved street and street
car Tire Arph Mra E 4 Born tg1t
3 broadway Phone i1a Adv.fss
ruR RENT Furnished -.raon house
"a halls bathroom front and back
uofchos sli modern DHlcaon 1afd rl.
win roma for foom to q months lf
Nuu want GO oofv homt sea thls. le0a
efh So Phone abe $500
FOR RENT WIN iease n,cs, furnish
ed 7-room. modern home to rrllaulr
people without email children. ono
muck from bay Address ftl Care
Caller Alt.Ttg
FOR RENT Nice t-room Furnished
cottaec we'll located GA North Beach }
W. fiitman Eureka Laundry $3.50
.-------.-.-.... .-...--....---------
FOR RENT iarre dwelling 90 \
RroadWny modern i'honr n. 81. saw.
age. ~. Uao)
For HicN'r room cottage on bath
inF beach and cai line new place. Al
modern conycnienacs. Apply Caller
~
roR NENr iArre front room nlceN
furnished with neun.sunr unth IIot
water and sii convenience Desirable
io,auon. Apph iios Mesquite or r6nno
2s6. tssei
FOR RENT ucd room fufnisb,d or
unflrnirhcd n,wiY parcrcd Hnd reuu-
fatod fiot niba Apply iii rNipr
street. Naa
FOR RENT Modern apartments for
liRht housekeeping i1lt ChHraffsi st
Phone ela. Ads.TtI
ron RENT s.room houso or hra,b
between Epworth and Ncaeh uais'
an conycniencos Barnes a ChaInbefa
Phone CSC. Street Number ela Chartr
raj NAll
foR Ri,NT i-room nnfurulehcd cei
taee. el,Ho in. on soufh ilun nent
tn soft Permanent parties sie chanaf
raj street c7oO
roR REST une fte-room hauso All
mulern Convenience lhano ul1
gt7.
----------.s--..a'-.sa- --aa-...-.....-
FOU UENT conc e.room apartment
completely Furnished faf hossekerr-
iur aRs stowe southeast ca unenrr
Very reasonable 1904 Moaaufc sg2
sHHaaHs=
HOTEL wINgNA Reduced rnies Oh
raufrfa Tor che winter A lao : f....ff.. l.fl
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-11-07

N1E RisNr -J.oi bQNlt faelnr rroaa
way satnhit fur nursery uf amiiaf
business Aprls NarN r. l1lasim
mons So Nes4uits street sfl
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-11-07
Miscellaneous.

EXTRA GOOD Sunday dinnsr ss,
5s7 n. Broadway. --s4a.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-06-03
BRILLIANT DANCE SPECTACLE
AT LYRIC THEATER TODAY

Several of the most massive an ar
tistically brilliant vaudeville +efttfa4tfa rigs
of the season are included In the
Theater for the latter half OF the
week, commencing with the matinee
performance at $40 this afternoon.
Mile. Maryon Eadie, a youthful
but skilful interpreter of lyric and
classic dances and n corps de ballet,
under the direction OF the weil-known
composer, Hans S. Lime, will present
a series of seven new dances. Mile.
Vadie returned last year from some
years abroad. where she studied under
u. G.. MacLennen, London, and O..
Holzer. Bremen, both past masters in
the terpsfchorean art and whose only
American pupil she was. MIR. Linnes
offering of lyric dances comprise num-
bers never danced in America and
are all set to classic music
Other big features include the.
Swain-Astmann Trio. lightning COM
edy acrobats. known as the Bump
Fiendst': Aubrey and Rich, two stage
beauties, who sing, dance and offer
series of specialties; Walter Walters,
and his troupe of singing, dancing
marionettes, giving marvellous ex-
hihition of the ventriloquical art, and
Long and Coulter. hlackface trouha-
dours, who have a ludicrously funny
act
New war pictures and some amusing
farce films will form the motion pic
ture supplement TO the new show.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-06-03
UNION UNIVERSITY FINALS.
Hon. Martin A. Knapp Addresses
Graduating Glass.

In spite Of the very Indictment
weather. the commencement exercises
for 1915 of the Virginia Union Uni
versity We're witnessed by large
crowd last night in the University
Chapel. Six men received degrees
for the completion of the Bachelor
Of Arts course; three for the Boche-
Tor of Divinity; on for the Bachelor
of Theology. and three were awarded
diplomas from the Theological de-
partment
Each year two prizes--a first and
second--are awarded to those seniors
OF the college or theological depart
ments who present the best and sec
ond best essay on "Eelf-Help." The
Robert s. Simmons Prize Fund
founded by Rev. James B. Simmons,
makes this offer possible The first
prize of $14 was awarded An Atkin-
son. the second. of 81. was awarded
to B. Y. Thompson. and an additional
prize was given to n. p. Ayerinde.
The address to the graduating
class was most eioquentIy delivered
by Hon. Martin a. Knapp. Judge of
the United States Circuit Court of
Appeals.
Addresses were made as follows:
The Gospel of Work" Hugh Alex
ander Rogers.
The Aftermath of War" Jason
Clifton Grant, Jr.
"A Plea for a Trained Ministry"
Garfield Roland Malloy.
The Passing of Glass Hatred. :"
Robert Beecher Taylor. ir.
The Democracy of Socialism" An
drew Warren Adkins,
The Need of College Men in Rural
Life" Chester Arthur Lindsay.
THE Ideal Missionary" Nathaniel
David Oyerinde.
Presentation of diplomas was made
by pr. George Rice Hovey. president
of Virginia Union University.
The degree Of Bachelor OF Arts was
bestowed in the following; Andrew
Warren Adkins, Roxbury: George
Walker Buckner. Charlottesville:
Jason Clifton Grant. Jr.. Fredericks-
burg: Chester Arthur Lindsay, Pile;
Robert Beecher Taylor. Jr.. Rich
Kremiin.
The degree Of Bachelor OF Divinity
was bestowed upon these; Garfield
Roland MaIloy. Society Hill s. c.:
David 0verinde, Osbomo-
shaw, Africa; Hugh Alexander
ROGERS, Monroe. La,
The degree Of Bachelor of Theology
was given William Herbert Gray.
Richmond
The GLOWING received diplomas
from the theological departments:
James Fleming Garnett. Richmond:
George washington King. Warren
Plains: Hamilton Haskfns OVERLY, |
+ 4 A
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-06-03
coRREcrs ERRONEOUS REPORT.
Secretary Mcsdoo rssnes Public State
Hnent

! Washington, June s.--Secretary Nc
lAdoo complained today that the press
reports concerning the treason for
the return of his daughter Miss Nora
| Me.Adoo. from Europe, where she had
been acting as volunteer war nurse.
T. were incorrect and this afternoon he
issued statement regarding the mat
ter:
A cable from Paris is published In
some morning papers to the effect that
Miss Mona McAdon, my daughter, and
Miss Katherine Brstton. of Washing
ton, who have been nursing for some
time in the American ambulance hos
pital in Paris. are leaving because
they are not pleased with their ex-
Iperiencess This untrue statement does
these young ladies and the managers
OF the American ambulance hospital a
cruel Injustice. and | beg the press
of this country to do me the favor of
correcting ii
These young ladies'. with the great
est nnselfishness. courage and deyo-
ton, and inspired solely by a noble
purpose TO do what they could I'd al
ieviare human SUFFERING. went to Paris
and have been nursing poor mangled
soldiers for several months They
courtesy and consideration by the
hospital authorities and are most
grateful for the opportunity gfven
them to serve They have nothing bur
admiration for the wonderful work
being dome by tie American ann b,i-,
lance hospital. They have no COM
plants TO make, but only praise to
give to the noble men and women
who are doing such splendid service
TO humanity In the American hospital
In Paris.
Ny daughter gives up her work
and returns to America with great
reluctance. and only because I feel
that she Is not equal to the continued
mental and physical strain which nurs-
ihgS entails. Hoth she and / are most
grateful to the French people and
the managers Of the American amhu-
lance hospital Tor the courtesy and
gssf5ss extended 80 gen rons5y and,
unstintedIy to her and Miss BrittenS
during their stay tn France. = ~
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-06-03
HIGHLAND PARK.

Mrs. Il. H Poindexter. of Frederick s
Hall. Va. Is the guest Of her daughter,
Mrs Anderson Davis, of Second Ave-
nue.
Rev, C. Q. futile. pastor will preach
the annual sermon before the Woman s
Missionary Soriete OF the Methodist
Church next Sunday morning at II
O'Clock Members OF the society will
ACT AS collectors for the special offer
ing.
Mrs. ". 8 stevens, Miss Margaret
Lee Austin and Mr.. A. Il. Fasser. a
Confederate veteran. of Smithfield, y.
G.. are reunion guests OF Mr. and
Mrs J. Edgar Stevens OF Fourth Ave
nue..
Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Bahlke,
Miss Marguerite Bahlke and Master
George Bahike. of Baltimore Md.
are guests OF Mrs Ada bowman. of
1911 First Avenue.
Mrs. f. X. odell and tittie son, Fred
Burgess of South Boston. Mrs and
Mrs. H c, Burgess. of Strashurg. are
visiting MIR, and Mrs ID. NJ. Burgess.
Mrs. C. r. Bahb and little daughter,
Katherine, of E1cIin. Southampton
County. who were guests OF Mrs. Bur-
CESS. left Wednesday morning to visit
relatives al their former home at
ScottsviIie Va.
Invitations have been received TO
the wedding of Miss Lucy Christian
and Keeling Sisson. which lakes place
June 2. In the Northside Baptist
Church.
j +. Temuieman, Miss D. f. Tenn
piemaR. Of Laws. Va, and l.. A. Mel
son. Of Fauquier County. are visiting
Mr. and Mrs. IA. w. Templeman. Of
$40 First Avenue
Mr. and Mrs. Peyton &. Quaries. who
were married in Washington. May IL,
have returned and will be 81 home
after June 10 at AIS Third Avenue.
Or Paul Redd spent Saturday and
Sunday M Churchland. Norfolk Coun-,
~. visiting his brother. DIR. James T.
Redd
Mrs. Arthpr orrin has returned
from Petersburg where she was the
t,aest OF friends.
Mrs. Patrick Henry Fontaine. OF
n C.. IT the guesa OF her
SON and daughter. John w. Fontaine
and Mrs. A. T.. smith
r. l. Tuck, of Bnshy Woods. Hall
fax County. Ii visiting his daughter.
Mrs. A. r, Buckley.
.'ghildrens Day" was observed last
Sunday at Mizpah Presbyterian
An attractive program was
MT. Mary iIoneStx IyHuaH ana MES.
Tmrie Of Chevy Chase Washington.
b. c., are reunion guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. r. Gray and Mrs Fannie Van
Horn
The regular meeting Of Unity w.
C.. T. Z. Tor this week was cancelled
IN account Of the reunion. The fol-
lowing delegates and aiternates were
appointed Mrs Burgess. Mrs. Good
win. Mrs. Tslfer. Mrs. A. q, QuafieE. 4
Mrs. M. p Haines. Mrs. ]. J.. White,
Mrs. n j. Quarles. Mrs. j.. @. Carter.
Mrs. Schneider. Mrs. Meredith and
Miss Ellen Smith.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-06-03
Gossip

Their prevented all matches scheduled
Tuesday and Wednesday, and may
mean that the Old Dominion turney
Will not be completed until next Mon
day. Things started off Monday in a
most suspicious manner, the opening
round being run off in short order II
the rain holds UP matches will he
played both this morning and in the
afternoon.
Theodore Roosevelt PelI, Of New
York, who is recognized as The cham
pion racketer of the Old Dominion,
will arrive in Richmond today To de-
fend his title. Just who will be the
challenger is still a matter of con-
lecture. but it is expected to be either
{. Y. Smith. of Atlanta; c. NJ. Bull,
Jr.. of New York, or Or. Nat Thornton,
Of Atlanta. Mr. Smith is the Southern
champion. while DIR. Thornton former
~ held the honors. The remainder of
the matches at the Country Club are
expected to be exceedingly interest
ing.
The West End Gun Club will hold
It's second monthly silver loving cup
shoot Saturday afternoon and will be
open to all members. The shoot is
expected to be lively one.
The East End Gun Club will hold
its weekly shoot this afternoon at
lakewood AT the present time r.
Fl. Pollard. better known as shorty"
is leading. He has carried off the
honors In every shoot this season. save
one
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-06-03
~
VIRGINIA hoy Strands
{. s.,-s..s.". SECOND AT ASaPoLIs

Baltimore. Md. June 2.-The June
week exercises at the naval academy.
Annapolis began Tuesday and the
members Of the graduating class are
the main participants OF the first
ten men In the graduating class,
Lynde n Mccormick. of Rerryvilie,
va. stands second. Ffe N 10 be grad
uated with the star. rank. having
obtained So per cent or better. as q
drilling Iddhy afr urIniandedf the first
battalion of midshipmen, and they
made ai1 excellent showing
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-06-03
Richmond Virginians Are Anxious to
Get Back Into Game After Brief Rest

eelled anything of It's kind he has
ever witnessed.
Rube Meadows Is expected to arrive
in Richmond today, bat he will prob
amy not be seen In action until FRI
day or Saturday. Rube has been
pitching great ball for the Mount st.
Joseph College outfit and he should
prove a mainstay in the box for the
Firginians.
Dutch Hoffman has certainly hit
slump. 1t was but short while
ago that he was driving the globule
to the most remote corners of the lot
and was hitting almost at q 500 clip
but while on the road he hit the to-
boggan. getting only two safe wal
Tops out of twenty-six trips to the rub
Der
+, W. Bruce. the Chester boy, who
made such a great record with V. r
l., has not been able TO get into the
Washington lineup yet. He is said
10 have signed with Cleveland before
placing his cognomen To one of Grit
hths contracts, and the matter Is
now before the national commission
1t matters not which team he is award
ed to he will probably NOT warm the
bench long. for he is a good fielder
and natural hitter and is expected
to he used regularly in the outer
garden.
Rain again played havoc with the
tennis matches at the Country Club
OF Virginia yesterday The bad wea-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-06-03
At the Theaters
TOLsToI STORY DRAWS
CROWDS TO COLONIAL

Another motion picture production
of one of Count Leo Totstoi's stir
ring novels drew large crowds to the
Colonial yesterday with the probable
tiles OF larger ones To witness the
films today.
"A Woman's Resurrection is the
name of the film. and it is taken from
TN Resurrection" of the noted Rus
sian writer. Along the lines of most
of Tolstois novels 1t deals with the
most serious side of life. Toistoi's
writings shocked Russia, the car and
many noblemen and churchmen Of his
day. 1t was the kind of stories--and
they have been proven possible. some
of them true-~-like "Resurrection"
that briught a literary awakening
to the men in power in Russia. The
purpose of Tolstois novel is clearly
brought out In the pictures at the
Colonial. The disgraceful manner of
dispensing justice III Russia. the cruel
treatment of the prisoners, the arbi-
trary powers given high army officials
are made clear.
Erward J. Rose, a master OF dra-
matte art. and Betty hansen. along
with william j. Kelly form an able
leading cast for the unusually large
number of people used in the film.
The genral settings JfE.
Some of the scenes are deserving of
more praise.
To those who enjoy the frank. cruel,
stirring soul Of Tolstoi's tragedies we
would recommend seeing the pictures
Young pople would enjoy the news
pictorial much better.
Don't Miss "Onicer $780," Bijou.
Everybody is going to the BiJou
these days. No wonder, for the ex-
ceIient Bi1ou Stock Company. in se-
lecting the Conan and Harris play
Officer 666," for this weeks attrac-
ton, selected just what the doctor or
dered in the way OF an afternoon or
evenings's real fun. 1t is a play that
a person sees. then gets up theater
party togo and see it again. There
will be an extra matinee tomorrow
at. $50, with the usual matinee on
Saturday The Great Idea" is Mr..
Berthelet's selection for next week.
While q big hit in New York. this
will be the first presentation in Rich
mond.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-06-03
0OWD TOO MUCH FOR
ROCHESTER OUTFIT
Montreal Pitcher Holds Hustiers In
Pincffcs and Wins BY
e-i Score

ESPECIAL 10 The Richmond ytrEiniau1
Rochester. y. y, June 2,---Dowd's
pitching WAS TOO much for Rochester
To-Day and Montreal made IL three out
ri fnur wins, the tscore being 10 ~
Hersche. Hho shat ont the Rovals on
Memorial Dag morning. was touched
np freely. the visitors punching their
hits
The aaenrn =
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-06-03
HOLD MONTHLY SHOOT
FOR SILVER TROPHY

Next Saturday afternoon at $3.50
O'Clock the West End Gun Club
will hold its second monthly shoot
for the silver loving cup. All
members of the club arc eligible
to compete for the trophy. This
match will he interesting from
start to finish and large number
of the members are expected to-
be ON hand at the sound of the
gong.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-06-03
BROOKL YIN SJlPERBAS
TWICE BEAT PHILLIES'
Wilbert Robinsons Otft Takes Double Header From Pen
nant Aspiring Quakers Giants and Braves Play
to Tie While Cardinals Win From Reds.

New York, June 2 Brooklyn pre-.
vailed against Thule and the PhiiIies
from ? O'Clock today noon on, and
before shutdown had established a tie
with the Quakers and the Braves for
second rating in the National League
standing The achievement was the
result of two Victories in a doubles
header. Jack Coombs stopped Rixey
and lineup by 10 in the first.
sherrnd smith prevailed over Baum
gartner and Demaree 4 to in the
second
Score by innings r. H. r.
Philadelphia =. 020 600 COO ) 3
Brooklyn ~ 002 81 0a"~-7 10 1
Batteries; Rixey Lineup and KiI-
lifer. Adams: Coombs and Miller TIM
pires, KLEIN and Emslie.
Second game
Score by innings: r.. II. r..
Philadelphia 600 0oo 1908 9
Brooklyn ......t0t t01 00*~-4 = 2
Batteries: BaHmgartner and Burns;
Smith and McCarty. Empires. Klein
and Emslie.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-06-03

Summary: Two-base hits--F-tynn.
Whitman. Hersche. Three base hits
]. Smith Sacrifice hits--Holden.
Dnsslin Furteii Stolen .hases--w White
man. Flynn, Howley. Double play
Fnrteli 10 Nash To Flynn Hfft BY
pitched bails--By David tClemenkl
ny Hersche q. Smithl. Rasc on
halls-~Off Dowd / or Hersche. g.
Struck nuf--Ra Hersche. 2. by powd.
4, Umpires, Hart and Brown. Time
1s0,