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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-03
BLUES ATHLETIC PLANS
CALL FOR STRONG TEAMS
Milittnmcn VIII Exert Energies I,
Turn Out strong baseball Squad.
VIII Continue Football.

The athletic committee OF the Blues
Is very much enth,iscd over tn" LOYAL
support OF the battalion In athletic
work. and is making extensive plans
for the future.
The track department has finished its
schedule with the exception Of the
meet engineered by the G:ays with the
sanction OF the Richmond Amateur
Athletic Federation on March II. The
members OF The track team are getting
In condition To grab honors in this
meet. and they expect 20 win handily.
Enough material has been turned out
so far to provide for tire. crack-er
jack baseball teams. Lamar ryrce,
who Is general manager 81 the base
ball department. has ISSUED a call for
all players to report on Saturday af
tcrnoon AT the armory To receive their
equipment
The roster of the men who have an
nounced their intention Of signing up
with the soldiers disclOses worlds OF
talent.
In the basketball department local
enthusiasts OF the game can surely en-
pect = five tha; Will aid fair 10 be
state championship Basketball. which
- a rather new sport around the sixth
Street building, is getting better liked
and plans are now under way for the
formation OF several teams for the
summer months The Elucs' team in
1914 was very poor They lost ten
games and won on" On the other hand
this past year they won every game
played cXpcct those two with the How
tiers, VINO, by the way, were the
champions OF Richmond and vicinity
this year
The sport in which the Blues deter
, mine to excel this year is football. An
attractive schedule has been arranged
which calls for several out of-town
trips, and the whole battalion is pull
ing for the best and most successful
football team that the soldiers have
ever turned out. a number of former
college players have Joined the bat
TALON. and with these as Il nucleus, the
coaches engaged will cndcavor to build
heavy scoring machine. The season
-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-03
JUAREZ RESULTS

First race~-seiling. two-year- olds.
four MISREPRESENTATION, loo tMctcalf).
3 20 l, even. to ., first; Schulenburg,
107 tGentry), 4 to !. 3 to =, I to 10.
second; Megaphonc 90 (Garner), 4 to
l. to ., to 10. third. Time, 40 20
Nellie Wcllcs. Sis Mallory. Emily r..
Brooks, flluminator, Lola, Tobacco Box,
also ran.
Second--sclling. four-year odds and
up, one mile-Sonanza, 100 Hapaillc),
to ., out, first: al WormwoOd 1903
tMott, to 3. to ., out, second: Beu-
lah s., ?S U.ouder). to ], IS to D. out,
third. Time. Al %. Toy Bee also
ran.
Third--fve furlongs-Di 100
(Gentry), to ], even, and ] to .,
first: Casaba. ITO (CampbelD. to l,
i to and to :; second; Katherine
to ., third. Time. :o1 So. Smelda,
Joscfina and Serate, also ran
Fourth--Declared on no substitute
Fifth-six furlongs--Judge Gheens,
lO2 (Actom. > to I, 4 to :, and to S,
first; Hard Pail. lO3 tGarner). 6 10 l,
to |, even. second Bob Lynch, los
third. Tfim", i:ii. Paw, Kiva, AUnti tic.
Curl. Thistle i5elln, Osaplc and ray
Streak also ran.
Sixth--one mile--Asa Hcrndon. "a
tGaTncr), 20 l. S to 5 and to &,
first: Colonel McDougall, 100 (McCabc),
s to u. TO 2, out, second: Lady Mint,
lo7 G. Robbins), 6 70 1, . to and
even, third. Thine. 1:t3 As. Petit
Bleu, Tony Koch, Orbiculation and
Mclts, also ran.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-03
SPIDERS PLAY LOONlES
TO DECIDE SECOND PLACE
Finnl RnskctbnII Game on I.ocnI CoI
lcEe Schedule to He Played To-
Night Mt WILLIAMSBURG.

The Spider basketball squad. in full
I"rcc. VIII rescend this afternoon upon
engage In the last championships bas-
kcttall game Of the season with the five
representing William and Mary Col
lcSe. That tho game will he hard
fought is certain, and even more SO
since II VIII b" played nWiiliamsbuyr
In their home town the William and
Mary teams are always hard to beat
and although there is no championship
stakch uEon the outcome of this game,
nevertheless the next best honor--that
OF second place, hinges on the outcome
or to-niShts fray. Each team has lost
two games, and the Spiders have cor
ralcd three. while the Williamsburger s
crs lose tonight the teams will be tied
for second honors In the championship
race. which was just closed on sat
urday night when the Randolph Ma :
con quint slipped one over on the Spid
crs and won the cup. On the other
hand. II the Spiders win Tonight they
;666. having copied four contests and
lost two
Coach Dobson has kept his men hard
at work all of this week In spite of
the fact that ne knows that they have
no chance for the cup. Every man has
been practicing just as hard as though
snip League WAS going to be yet de-
cided by this last game of the season.
C1ach Dobson is successfully imbuing
race IN never finished until the home
stretch Is reached, and some other team
has won. but only when his own team
mas crossed under the last wire no
matter whether it is first, second or
third. The Spiders will present q strong
front, having their regular lineup 10
s i me sane, ana CARRYING with then,
their full corps of substitutes to guard
AGAINST any of the Variety men bccom
Is worked M over the game ana viii
NC ou' IN luil force as we'll as n great
many rnonie from the country round
portcrs Of the orange and black are
puillhE hard Tor repetition of the vic
tory gained last year in williamsburg
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-03
LANNIN INFORMS CASTOR
He BELONGS TO CRAYS
Jersey Youth VIII Join prnyidepcc
Team ut Hot Springs N~,t
Month.
PROVIDENCF y :

PROVl DENCE. K. /, March A!cck
Gsston belongs TO Providence That
catcher now knows where he is at N
doesn't mean, however that Ia. vii!
make Il berth on the Providence. team
the coming season. tinstor joined the
Grays at savannah last year
The doubt that existed ~ III" vouu,
mans mind was SGT at rest by ,vyr.r
Lannin. who notified hu that n.. o..
longed to Providence
Castor was iu Il dilemma ov!rv to
his receiving contracts from bo,b ~.
Providence and ilaverEill teams Ia,
the ensuing season. Naturally b.. l..c-
fers to play with Providence. w.lrt is
step nearer the big !,ay..s. IL, AZ
he had received no official word from
the Haverhill team regarding his ~
lease to tn. international LEAGUE his
understa ndinR was that b. Was sill,
the property Of Haverhill FINALLY h.
was advised to write 70 M lauriu
and ask him 10 stra!phieu oul IN.
tangle.
Castor has jus; received a reply ia
his letter TO MI Lanu!u, TN which h..
states that the Jersey hoy's release hs.
been purchased from HaVcrh!l An
parentiy an error was made in seuiinr
Haverhill contract 10 CASTOR A.
.cording to Mr.. lannin's letter. CASTOR
will report in Hot Springs 'uc latter
part OF March. where he Viii train win
the Grays and make an cNort 10 win a
regular position behind IN" hn-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-03
YALE ROWING AUTHORITIES
ANXIOUS ABOUT MICKAI s
u nnbic Ia Communicate with tun,b
of varsity I,irht-I;un,
Candidates for trrw.

NEW HAVEN. conn March .
VITA spring thinning Tor rhr Vale Uni.
NsitIlE crews du" :" begin tomorrow
captain l'cn"rr". of th. Varsity c!Vii
WAS anxious Tonight bccaus, n. IoG
received 'p word from Guy Niri<aus
ih., Enslisl, coach. who Vas to hnV.
~ IA IRON london ON February 22 IN,
SHll!nE or Ia" steamer or which N,rI,
ais hal engaged uassag" VA. nos,
rohcd for month S.v.,;i III.
Hrnms Yer" sent 20 him IL, London 10
been received %ickai!s .SI",.,,d
..Tl"t VIM fim q new Eurli.h shnIi
tor ~" Varsity ana Enplisli-mndc 49,
nemotti r" sa,d ,o-riEht that The prnc.
i!t" WI! be temporarily I'm cLn,r
.LEut"he |Ia"!nni tno Freshman rn,ri,
mere az" 1856 candidates Tor III, ,,,.',,,,
i Is expected tn; half doz.r sscii.
, ', "' oh '"e WISER Tomorrow AFTER.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-03
lGIBSON SAYS BRONX RIPE
t'FOR INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
Declares He Has 100000 with Which
to ReSin Work on
nnlI Park.

- NEW YORK, March 2-''if i'rosident
FSeceives permission 10 put a club i'm III,
lr,5ronX | VIII guarantee = new ball
| bark 10 he ready ia sixty days" SAID
f'Nl!liam Gih"gn, the ll-lnown pro-
3hloter, yesterday We already hay.
100000 with which To begin work and
re can get twice this sum ii ueccs-
Bsary The Bronx Board OF TRADE is
behind Us. ana our people arr, eager
for the naricnal GAM
With iers"y City and Newark in
International League franchise M or"c
BARROW deserves better treatment l.,
view OF his loyalty 10 orIauiz.h bass
bali. Why not lct nina strengthen Ms
circuit!"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-03
N0rweEinn Skler Is ChnmpIun.

CHICAGO March 2-The worlds
record for ski jumpers has passed from
America to Norway. II was announced
to-day by Akscl III. Hotter. secretary OF
the National Ski Association of Amer
lea Ragnar O!ntvcdi, the Chicago pro-
fcssional. whose jump OF l66 feet at
lron"ood, Mich. established a worlds
record February Is. 1919. was out
jumped by Amble Omundscn. of Chris
tiania. recently when he Jumped III
feet on the Ekcr SCI Club side
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-03
TRAVIS QUALITIES IN
SPRING GOLF TOURNAMENT

PINEIIURST. y. c., March waiter
]. Travis. Garden City. L. l.. with n
the second round. thirty-six hole quail
tication in the eleventh annual spring
golf tournament here to-day. Robert
Hunter, Weeburn Club. Stamford, Conn.
turned in the next best score l6S, and
j. i. Guilford, Intervaie Club, Manches-
ter, y. H., Ill. j. &. Parrish, Jr. Ma
tional Club. New York. and I. S. Robe
son. Oak Hill Club. Rochester. y. Y,
tied with I73.
Match play continues through Sat
urday with thirty six-holc final in
the first di vision.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-03
PhIllies Get Cuban Innclder.

ST PETERSBURG, FLA. March q
twenty seven members OF the I'hila-
dclphia National League baseball team.
headed by Manager Moran. began their
spring training here to-day. The squad
arrived late last night. Siegiie. an
inheider, is expected to arrive from
Havana Wednesday,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-03
Itocl,e VIII ncfcrec.

NEW YORK. March 2.--Rnlv Roche
was to-day agreed upon to act as ref
cree at the Richie " clsh match in
Madison square Garden on March IL.
AftCr heated argument between
Richie and Harry Pollock. Welsh's
MANAGER. Matchmaker Johnson per
suadcd Ritchte To accept the Official
referee OF the garden. Each fighter
has also posted $1,000 for weight and
appearance. the weight being 1856
pounds at o'clock
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-03
O"rooIc Goes BACK to Minors.

GOl;uMBuS, OHIO. March 2.--Marty
oio3le, pitcher, formerly with the
Ilttsburgh Nationals. signed n contract
yesterday TO play with the Columbus
American Association team the coming
season. according TO message from
Sodih Framingham, Mass, where Man
aEer Quinn signed O"roole. He will be
considered part pay for Hinchman and
Gerber, sold to the Pittsburgh club
last fall
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-03
Hot From the Wire


Wil;MlNGrON. DEL, March 2.--Bob
ii.aynSld. g:arlcrback OF the Johns
was fractured i'm n game with Lehirh
~ south Bcthiehem, Pa. October 81,
Hled this morning at his home here. He
week. Prior to that time ne made an
heroic battle for his life lie was
t,,w.nty years old. and was the SON OF
the Atlas Powder Company. and Mrs.
laSfielu
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-03
shuprur Troubled WIN Eyc.

NEW YORK, March 2.-Joe Shugrue,
the Jersey City lightweight pugilist
left for isockaway Beach. to-day, to
stay lev weeks. during which he
viii be treated for trouble with his
eyes. llgaments OF which appear TO
have been strained. ShuErue said
that Doctors Burke and Kraft eve
specialists of FordhaTp University. have
advised an operation. He has been
treated by DR.. Wallace rylc, OF Ter
Sey city.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-03
Dillon outpoInt, NcC.r,hx

NEW YORK. March Jack Dillon
outpointed Tom Mccarthy In ten rounds
AZ INC broadway Sporting Club In
Brooklyn Tonight. Mccarthy, scaling
"a liberal lS2 l-2 pounds. outwcighed
ms opponent by more than ten pounds
Dut the lighter man was the faster and
rolled up Il good Lead.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-03
TO import Engil.h Mares.

LEXINGTON. KY, March 2.-Thor-
ouEhbrcd horsemen from several States
met Yesterday to form company for
the purpose OF buying thoroughbred
mares from England TO import TO this
country for mating with the best sires
or America in order to propagate the
pest blood of the two contries. 4
big breeding plant will be established
here and another in the West
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-03
McGrory n.lonx. to Charlotte.

ClNC1NNATf. March a.-Thc Ma
tional Baseball Commission today
ruled that the Charlotte club OF the
North Carolina League IL entitled TO
the services OF James McGrory, for
the coming season. and that his con-
tract with the Cincinnati National
League club Is void.
McGrory admitted that he signed a
contract with Charlotte nine days prior
10 signing one with Cincinnati, and ex-
planned that he was unaware that Char
lottc was member OF a national agree
ment league
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-03
MIIburn Win. Amnteur BilIInr,l,

PHILADELPHIA, March 2.-E. L..
fented Charles Heddon, Dowagiac.
Mich. 400 to 345 in the second match
or the national amateur class a lS.2
balk line billiard championship tour
nanent. Milburn made high runs OF
hfty-six and ffty-threc. and his av-
eraSe was 1862. Hcddon's high runs
were forty -seven and forty four. and
his average 3g-5l.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-03
JACK JOHNSON WAS MISLEO
CURLY CABLES FROM CUBA

FL. rASO. TEXAS, March 2-Jacle
turicy. promoter of the Johnson WI :
lard bout. originally set for March s.
At Juarca. Mexico. cablcd to-day from
Havana "a. follows:
johnson has been mislcd by pro-
moters here into believing the match
no; as safe as n match here. ! have
had my first interview with Johnson.
He acts friendly. Everything favor
able"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-03
Vale Quint Comes Back.

NEW HAVEN. CONN. March o.-Af-
Ter being outplayed for most OF the
hrst half the Yale basketball team
showed a sudden reversal OF form and
won slow game from Swarthmore
here tonight. ~ to 90.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-03
DOWN. THE ALLEYS

The Cook Printing Company's team
made n clean sweep of the series with
me bunnE team last night on the
Newpnri Alleys. The Cooks set a new
record hy putting up a total of 2.766
IN IN" three games. Miller and Thorpe
We're the stars Of the night. Tho
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-03
Talk About Olympic Game..

BERNE. SWITZERLAND. March g
me olympic games committc. Is To
meet here under the chairinanship OF
the next contest to be held as IL is
now obviously impossible 10 hold the
game In Berlin as Intended
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-03
Dundee Onfpoints Lcon.,d

- NEW YORK, March : -JOhntTy DUn-
dee celebrated his return 20 the .ocal
ring Tonight by ontpointinE Benny
Leonard IN ten fast rounds at the 'riiT-
3ty-fifth Street club. Duudc- forced
the hghting throughout. laualu., cf,cr-
tive blows in practically every rouud
! Neither boxer was damaged AT the md
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-03

Walter H. Gordon, formerly with tho
ColleEians and Barton Heights. was
elected captain of the First National
Bank team, In the Federation League,
yesterday. Gordon will prove Il star
In the senior circuit with good team
behind him.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-03

Those Havana promoters have gone
dippy evidently. Anybody who Is will
ing TO make the trip. apparently. can
count on substantial guarantee, and
many dead one is Struggling up the
Eangpiank of Il Cuban steamer ready
10 do anything or anybody
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-03
rth iirt.oorty,

az ~ Gibbons Beats MrGoOrty.
s HURLEY, WIS, March 2.-Mjk. Gin
hons won over Eddi. McGourty on
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-03

AS fans understood The court ,es,i.
mony. Mrs H"ne Zimmerman in
Formed the judge that her husba nd
treated her like an umpire
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-03

Fred 5. Campbell. master of fox
hounds announces that the Deem Iun
hunt Club VIII hold four meets this
month. The runs will be made on sat
nruaE afternoons. beginning at 3:l5
o'clock. The meeting places in order
are: Lakeside gate. Cary Street Road
and Belt Line, Country Club Kennels
and Country Club kennels
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-03

me lnternati League has dccid-
cu 10 cut Its playing season down from
loo games to 40 games. Manager Dunn
assures the public that Richmond will
get IT'S share of the holiday games when
the schedule is made. as the Canadian
CLUBS have their own special set OF
holidays not celebrated in the land of
the. free $500 ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-03

Walter Johnson is called the human
Gatling gun. That which he hits In
| called the human target That which is
itit after the hit looks like a dough-
nut.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-03

| colonel Rupert, the new owner of
the lanks, Loudly asserts that beer is
Soou Tor athletes. Doubtless the col
| onel would be pleased TO recommend
! the brand 1T comes from his brewery
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-03

Riohnond fans will he pleased to
learn that Neal Ball has been signed
10 play for the Nirginians. Ball will
EreatIy strengthen the iniield, being a
veteran at the game. and Il valuable
man !" have around recruits. Neal is
pest known TO the sporting public by
ms unasslsted triple play several years
ago when he was Il member OF the
Maps.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-11-12
Hotel Arrivals.

Miller lIotel-Murtincz Nillarcal and
Clrmie. Col; Mrs. John Nj. Hrccn.
san Bcnito: q. +. Kidd Jr., Houston. A.
l.. Montgomery. San Bcnlio: \. l.. ManSus,
San Bcnitu. !. q. Prenti~>. SAN Antonio:
VI. Mother~hcad. san Benito: John +.
Lomax. San Benito.
san Carlos-D. M. story. Dallas: T.. =.
Jones, Corpus Christi. Il. 4. Shaw. Kings
vile: X. f.. Roe. kingSville: W. W. Pitt.
Henry kccne. Lvford: Juan III.
MARTINEZ. Laredo: "A. l.. IIcnniecr. Council
Iowa; Il. q. Shirley, Chicago.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-11-12
HONOR ROLL IN
PUBLIC SCHOOL
STUDENTS NUMBERING IS GIVEN
SPECIAL H0N0RS FOR GOOD
WORK IN CLASSES.

The Brownsville public schools today
announced 4 lit Vi thirty-fve honor Stu
dents in the grammar and high school
grades who made above the "a per cent
average for the first six weeks Of the
present school year. The highest average
waS made BY two students in the first
grade, Osbaldo Garcia and Jose Rivera.
each Of whom made an average Of 80 per
cent. The list follows:
Con-uela Deleado. low first, 90; teacher.
Miss Hobbs.
Adelina Leal. low first, 90; teacher. Mis-,
Mullen.
Alberto Bri~eno, low first, 90; teacher.
Mrs.. Putcgnat.
osbaIdo Garcia, low first, %; teacher.
Miss Duffy.
Jose Rivera. low first, 95; teacher, Miss
Burns.
Sebastian Saurez, low first, 93; teacher.
Mis- Nirkens.
santos Gnlvau. flow first, %; teacher.
Miss Hodges.
Maria Garcia. low first, SO; teacher,
Mrs. Yznaga.
Juanita Marin. high first, 90; teacher.
Miss Dougherty.
William seaman. high first, 90: teacher.
Miss Pearcy.
Relueio Medina. low second. 50: teacher.
Miss Rose stowe.
Ruth Bates. low second, IS: teacher.
Mrs. Moore.
E%-peridion NaSquez, low second. S.:
teacher, Mrs. Moore.
Genoveya Nela. high second. 81: teacher.
Miss NeS~cron.
Francisco q. Rivera, high second, So;
teacher, Miss Ray Stowe.
Elisa Rios, low third, %: teacher. Miss
EdenS.
Ramon Beceril. low third, 81; teacher.
Miss Custer.
Teresa. Nclcz, high third, 90; teacher.
Miss Clearwater.
Enriqucta Rivers. Beruicc Ridley. Car
men Guerra. fourth. o.: teacher Mss
Green. >
Bernard Alien. fourth, %; teacher, Miss
CavazOS.
Lizzie Nivier. fifth, 90.7; teacher, Mrs.
Clearwater.
Cervandq Gonzales, fifth, 81: teacher.
Mrs. Hamilton.
James 4. Ru~Scl. low sixth. $40.
Ella Hanson. high sixth. %.
Stella May Bst~ell. seventh. 500.
Vivian A~hheim. Georgia Damcy. eighth.
b.
Orri- Stanley. Henry SHELTON. Ro~ita
Putegnat. ninth. b.
William Mcndcnhall. i plus.
Leon IIiuklev. eleventh. h plus.
Carlos CaStaneda. twelfth. b plus.
Dear Public: we invite YOU,
To attend without fail.
A most interc~tln. afternoon,
.A D...-f ID Als
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-11-12
Epw0rth League PROGRAM.

The Epworth league announces the fol
program for the meeting which will
BE- held at the Methodist church next sun
day afternoon, November II. at : p. m:
header. Mis- Stella Dickinson.
Responsive reading. Psalm -.
song. J)f.
Prayer.
Roll call.
Song. No. %.
Lesson. The Marriage Of Ministers"
l-.Nvhy should Ministers Not Marry, n"
Mrs.. shelton.
2-"Why Should Ministers Marry"
Mr.. Mccormick.
3-.The Married Life 81 John Wesley"
Mis- Mary Wcamer.
4-..Wc~ley'~ Opinion MI the Marriage
of Minister" Mr.. Shelton.
Song. No. l..
Bcnediction.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-11-12
CITY NEWS
Progress in Curb Work-The work

constructing concrete curbing on Tenth
street, west of st. Charles street, j. pro-
crossing under the direction of Charles
TherkildSen. the contractor. This work IL
preliminary to the work Of grading the
street for . good street from the city TO
the freight depot. This work has not been
started, the delay being caused by waiting
for the arrival OF the gravel from Sam
Fordyce. This i expected to reach here
shortly. Unless further rains occur the
work will not he intcrfered with.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-11-12
Many Plant Strawberries

Brownsville people are planting small
patches OF Strawberries, according 10 j. X.
Ax~om. who j. now setting out several
acres in the berry. Plants for these IN
diyiduul berry patches have been furnished
BY Mr.. Ax~om. who says that 4 total Of
about 5000 plants have been put out lately
hy people having vacant plots Of ground.
and they are testing out the. proposition t.
their own satisfaction.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-11-12
At The Movies Today

AT the Dreamland --Thc Fascination oi
the Flrnr ~ Lis j. \ three reel drama.
the story Of which takes place IN IN
imaginary German province. \ peasant
and his wife are working in the fields.
when suddenly She becomes faint. and
he starts to take her home. As they
pass the Duke ~ ~Safoulrig'S home and
estates the woman Is attracted bv the
iris or ileur DO lis and stands fascinated
craving one. The gardener comes out
AMI orders them on. For days and
months she thinks only ~ the flower
and determines to have one. She returns
at night for one. but the gardener tells
her that none hmt those of royal blood
may wear the ilcur dc lis. For hours
the woman sits watching the flower.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-11-12
lnvcstiuate-San Carlos Meal Tickets.
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TuJ TfFFrUf - - ILL., I'm --'
charged with vagrancy IN the corporation
court growing ont e. hi arrest by the po-
lice ~ u result Of charges that H. yio-
lated the liquor laws. was fined $40 and
costs after hi, trial in the court today.
Attorney Oscar Dancy for the defendant
claimed that the case was not IN the iuri~-
diction Of the corporation court, and that
il probably would be appealed to the conn
ty court. Other eases ~ this nature are
scheduled to be tried tomorrow.