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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-19

THE coming municipal campaign,
from present appearances will be
= many sided affair The union
VIabor party viii be In the fight if the
plains are not altered and il is gen
orally believed that mayor Hammett
viii lead a ticket for reelection Then
the Republicans have virtually decided
10 get into the game for at least a part
Of the offices and it is said that both
". ". Turney and C r. Morehead will
head tickets in the primaries.
p T. L Stewart. formerly Of the po-
lice force, has opened a meat and poul-
try market
Mr. and Mrs W h Burgess are ex-
pected to return from Fulton. No.
within a short time
= Mrs. Wilbur Townsend returned Mon
day from Kansas City. where she has
been visiting her parents.
Mr. and Mrs. A Goodman have re-
turned from a visit TO New York and
several other places in the east
The Rio Grande channel is dry again.
or SO much that IL is no longer a flow
ing stream. but a bed full Of holes.
General manager F E Sawyer. Of the
Elks' street fair, returned this morning
from Albuquerque, where he went to
advertise the local Elks' fair
Albert Wilcox left Wednesday for
New York. where he will continue his
studies at the University Of New York
Mr. Wilcox is an E. Paso high school
graduate
A Schwartz. proprietor Of The Fair.
announces that St Louis people have
purchased an interest in his business
and that they will come in with him
on Jan. l.
The laying of new steel rails on the
Ell Paso and Southwestern line west
Of the city is progressing rapidly and il
is hoped TO have the line completed
within a short time
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-19
Tenement Owners

Are you getting all OF the money
your house should bring2 Ask Lee
Newman I specialize on teuaments.
Phone 1904. 9051k s FL PasO.
ADVERTISEMENT
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-19

porch pillar and her director. Robert
G. Nignola-
William 4 Brady says it came TO his
notice that one Of his stars wore the
same gown in three movies and he
promises vehemently that 1t won't
happen again
Two stars who signed contracts last
week 20 devote themselves exclusively
10 moving pictures for a time are Char
I3tte walker and Frederick Warde-
Warde Cancelled his agements for
lyceum and lecture work for the rest
Of the year TO return TO the studio
Realization that the hest Of the older
productions are better than the average
of the newest releases is responsible
for an increased number Of REVEALS.
George Kline announces his intention
to reissue QUO Nadis" and Julius
Caesar
Al 2. Christie's new picture. ''Bride
nothing more Harry Ham is taking
the juvenile lead. and Billy Rhodes and
Eddie Barry make up a fun loving trio.
Harry says that Al gave them an easy
beginning. 4 pretty marriage scene. but
that he took the bride away from him.
and he has been running over roofs.
sliding down water pipes and passing
through other strenuous adventures 10
regain her Harry hopes that when the
real time comes things viii he a little
more peaceful.
TITLES Night out" featuring Marie
Dressler. promises 10 be a funny film
indeed There are automobile coils
ions. Involuntary housings in the
ocean and "A few things of that kind
in addition TO the humors Of Coney Is
land, where most Of the scenes are
taken.
Marguerite Clark is at work on Miss
George Washington" the story Of a
girl who could NOT tell the truth. Miss
Clark should make a sprightly little
fibber.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-19

4 cure for winter blues. Cerrillos
White Ash and Swastika Coal gives
more heat than any coal mined. South
western Fuel and Feed Co. Phones
53I-4444 double four-double FOUR
Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-19

We get you there ard back. Montana
Auto Service Phones 265-7575 $3.50
per hour-Adv-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-19

Ladies' Refinish your furniture and
floors with sole proof colOred varuish-
20c finishes a large chair. 90c a room
Ask Us about it Lander Lumber Co.
ADV
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-19

The Australians are the greatest
meat eaters in the world.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-19

You had the Segman record Od animal bom Nou consider
the Seign1an record in State Road Finance!
Consider that with the road record of Governor McDon-
aid, and in connection with the following facts:
5H sS @ % state sS oHnss%9 ss 5 road SI5
approved e ssH9 D a1 R About t a a slan as Democratic Stat.
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att % s es s s % s is fs :aos s9 that % s
qz THE aF 70 H s 4 P4ERgS S DT he i
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minister fund balance the treas ~
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o b P En he nnody ReubHan eIbl rand viii
record
gDIm meeting o. tn High
there Governor Mcdonald
o yanSa Engineer aneA Frnh
b b a
sum o OavaI
is subject to lie uLro
n TIES SEW
banks S the a % s-'s The s5 5 @s he .
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20 1t is r OF imo iheD
pr I n ni @uef parpi npwer
Governor Ne&ndn
the sld Mr. Evrna
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not like
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money p in t l6 draw inter- 10 the state
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hire men anoerth
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-19

Louise Huff ran her roadster into
the front porch Of a rural parsonage
the other day. thereby DANA Eiug a
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-19

Marguerite Clark is at work on Miss
George Washington" the story Of a
girl who could not tell the truth Miss
fibber
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-19

William A Brady says il came to his
notice that one Of his stars wore the
same gown in three movies. and he
promises vehemently that 1t won't
happen again"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-19

porch pillar and her director. Robert
G. NiEnola-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-27
GOTCH MAY RETURN
sun Frnncisco Report Says Champion
Wrestler IL Secretly Training for
Next Opponent.

SAN FRANCISCO. CAL. Mnrcn Cd
fatl Wand, prominent member OF
TIE Olympic Clue and n man who takes
q 0"ep interest "a almost every branch
or sport has returned from trip 10
the southern part OF the state. Wand
had a lot OF interesting remarks 10
make about thc situation n sports f..
the South, and particularly in regard
10 Frank Gotch. the holder of the
worlds wrcatline championship.
The Oiympian saw Gotch frequently
during his trip to the South. He saw
him wrestle Dcmctral IN Los Angeles,
ANA later watched tho worlds cham
pion throw three husky grapp'crs il
san Diego. pinn!rE each man twice
and combining the entire performance
20 less than All hour.
Wand says Gotoh IS still the bcs. in
the business. Within the last SVup!c
% weeks the Iowan has improved ila
condition and form SO much that r"w
ne is apparently a. good as whom nc
was throwing the best Of the worlds
wrcsticrs without turning hair.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-27
SIN UIi: ~ FIRE 81
san ANTONIO COT NTRI Ci.tH

special 20 Tho Times Dispatch.
IAN ANTONIO TEN. March, o5---
-iN persons lost tne'r lives earir to-
90" "hcr ne "ouu'ry Clui. WAS de-
stroy-t by fire The dead:
NJ, ara Nrs. James Il Walthali.
JudGe j. T. Wchb and Homer Jones, all
Of san Antonio Mrs. Mace Stewart.
Galveston Ieieu rockrell maid at the
cluh
The tire started IN some rainr stored
ia the basement OF the hrec-story
IRAN" clubhouse About fifteen guests,
ASLEEP in the building, had narrow cs-
carcs. many being forced to Jump from
the second story windows. Mrs Stew
art mad escaped from the burning
building. bat with Homer Jones started
back TO rcscue Judge Webb. whose
hearing vas affected. and who they
feared had not been awakened The
three ware caugh; II the a"nsc smoke
ana weu' &" their death together
James Walthail !oEtN-five Years old.
wa' formcrl, Nttorncy-Gencral Of
'faNa: Ills wifi" was a bride cf twelv,.
months. formerly Miss MARY Caraon.
Of Indianapolis. IND
Judge Wehh was = p.ominen, mem
oer OF TIA, bar.
Mrs. stewart was The wife Of Mace
stewart president OF the Little Guar
'uir Company y: Texas
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-27
ROUND UP CRAPSHOOTERS
thirteen Who Rolled Dice on River
Bunk Ar" Surprised -. snhhath
IInN RnIN.

several cap and Skin games We're
r".dcd by The police yesterday and "a
uWh"r Or white and negro PLAYERS ar
cst"d. Tie police Of The Firs, Dis
r!ci cru"hi thirteen PLAYERS In q crap
zane &C., ia. river bank close 10 tn"
CITY N'H~i and captured a small sum
% "h Three minors found in the
gang ~" given hearing in the
:rv.til" ana Domestic Relations Cour,
Those "ho VIII he urraiSn-d in tho
holi'e t"ur, to-day in this case arc:
William kcrscy. g. l.. Wells. w T.
Myers, w. l.. BUcdcn, W. .. German,
Wallace Wells. y. !. Moore, James Ben
reit, 9. Hampton and Irwin Chambers
]oiicem"n sweet. E.rtucci and Lump
kin made the raid
Sergeant Waymack, with Policemen
1inckman and Bass, early vest lay
morning rn,dcd the house At t0T ,rth
Firth street. and caught eleven .rocs
~ "skin' game The Will he given
4 hc"rim: IT. the Police Court to-day.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-27
CLUB STAYS IN LOWELL
'rh nnd InGrl May Huy Intcrrst in
Eastern League OUTFIT.
Dirkcr Now On

Low ELL. MASS. March @s.-Thc in :
rcsiS or James /. Smith. OF the New.
dford League, were to-day sold TO
nm J.. c"nh"r "a retired merchant OF
is city.
After the transaction was ~omple,es
'"sideni y. + Roach. OF the club,
'tihcd Daniel p. ONcil. the league
'crctary. that tho franchise would
main here. During the connection
smith with the club. there had been
TX or removing II to Fitchburg.
Harry Lord and CLYDE Engel. for
crlv OF the Buffalo Fedcrals, con-
rrcd with Roach to-day about buy
g an interest in the club. but de :
dcd that 1t would be best to consult
resident Dave Fultz, OF the Players
paternity, MS to their status. in view.
their pending action for breach OF
'ntraot against tho Federal League.
hey said they expected to return
tuesday for another conference.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-27
CORNELL COACHES TO STAY
Reed. Sharpe and Cnn Ormnnd WIN
Again Handle Ithaca Eleven
Next Senr.

ITHACA. y. Y. March 2G-Corueu /,
assured or continuation OF her sue
ccssful football coaching system, ac
cord'ng To :n announcement pt Tn.
athletic association to-day IL was
stated mat Dan Reed the great lin.
coach OF the lthacans for the past few
years. had agreed 10 come b,cI, ,or
another iail. Dr. \. l. sharpe the
head coach, signed hve-year contract
last spring. while Ray Van Drunand
Inc cnd coach. attached his signatur.
only Il rev weeks ago to "a two-ycar
agreement These men nave handled
tho Cornell football coaching since Dr.
Sharpe came here four years ago. and
under them last years championships,
team was developed
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-27
TOWNE SEEKS SENATORSHIP
Former NInnesUtian Would Succeed
senator UGormnn, of New
York

NEW YORK, March % Charles y.
Townc. former United States senator
from Minnesota. announced that he
would enter the primaries in New York
for the Democratic nomination to sue
coed Senator James y. O'Gorman.
Mr.. Towne. after serving as /, Rep
resen'atiyc IL Congress from Duluth
from ls95-iso1 was appointed by Gov
crnor Lind in 1900 20 serve two months
Of an uneXpircd term in tho Senate.
In 1907 he commenced the practice OF
lax in New York. and Ia I?D4 was.
elected 10 Congress from this city
Recently he has been supporting Prcs:-
dent Wilson's preparedness program in
speeches throughout the country
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-27


: hardly suhsided when the body WAS
startled 10y ii series III sensational
scenes.
AS the applause WAS slowly subsid-
ing. Socialist iiaase broke forth in un
anticapitalistic and antiwnr speech.
Member lI.asc b.uau by s,atinc that
he spoke for himself aud e, number OF
friends when he stated that he would
vote against the preliminary budget.
Tie was suddenly Interrupted by
Socialist Leader Scheidcmanu. When
permitted 10 resume. Herr laasc said:
"Eurore is marching fas, toward I'm
poverishmcu, ,,ont;nuotio,, nr ~. ,.,,.
ia uouseusic;l ~. Soci,liv,s .,h,o-
war"
.r, ,,,
,,a.,. ,,'.,, 49,, 't'''oe'
,.i1,on rI,. e., ,.i,,'.,,..'Y lay p.'-
- N"e p''
Soci,,,,, n-,u ;, ~,
H..
,,.;,l,, l.
,.,,,,,.., ~ '"e So
iie'r i''tas' 'hen declared.
II only wish TO say that TIA" CAPT
taIistic organization or public economy
has spoken its own death sentence be-
cause It has been unable TO curb the
, fury OF war within It's own realm
The president then addressed TIN.
house. asking whether there was as
scnt that Eaasc continue. y majority
or Tia. house including several Social
lists. answered in the negative.
N,rie,.. tIelt,r.,n uro,ost.d !, r.u.
vera. ,r,i,st lt,,s... sne.ch. N.
nro,.s, mo, with enthusiastic an. Yer-
c,.I .n,,,ova, ,,r,. pun,., q.
tho Sor;,lis,s ,,,,,,,Icd tt.irriri
\, thix Soci',iis, r.,dc, S,h.,ia
NAM, ros. aud stated ,ba, r,,,..n,
enca,h had come ,s s,u.,rise ,1s, I'm.
the Snci.,is,s H.. added ,h,, u. ,.,,
ot,ii,oI 49,. ,,,r. 70 ,ddro,y w., ~,
lia,rc,, 10 d.c,,ro IN. ,h, n,tc-;,,.
~ Tho soci,,is,s ,,o,,i1 yot, fnr ~.
,rclimir,rv h,dp.t Horn sc,.,d.
mann co,c,udod
'"' '''e' M w. ''"' H.
=" an 'm"I''i.S
''' '' ~ 10 "'"' "'ii ~"
49, 49, VI VIC "9 sp'Ne''
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-27
MISSING NEGRO FOUND
N iNtONSCIOl CONDITIONS
lspscinl to The Times Dispatch

ISpeViHI 70 The Times -Dispntrh
SUFFOLK, VA, March .G.-Haviu..
been missing from his home since yes
terd"y afternoon a. , O'Clock. Frank
White, colored, OF Suffolk, was found
this afternoon under Shinglc Creek
trcstic on the Atlantic Coast Line hor-
rhlN hurt and unconscious, and was
CARRIED 10 81. Andrews Hospital
Whcih"r White was struck by a PASS
mE train and hurled torty-uvc feet
below OF whether. he WAS attacked bv
unknown persons and left under the
trsStie Is not known. lie il injured
about The head and back besides many
cuts and bruises. He has not regain.
cd consciousness
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-27
Entered tho Wrong House.

T. &. Perkins, 81 North Twenty .irSi
street, made a mistake lato Satur,iay
night ana entered Il house noar his
Rome IN the belief tlat hc had reached
Die own residence. \ man living in the
louise suddenly heard Perkins and
started for him in the belief that a
nrYiar WAS about. Perkins soon saw
lis mistake and sought safety in flight.
lie iel! uc Il second story back porch
and was badly bruised and cut, al
though no bones were broken. Nrnhu-
lance surgeon Porter treated him ana
he was taken home
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-27
|CH SCHOOL To Be BUSY
|RSHAlLITES TO PLAY
FOUR GAMES THIS WEEK
frh GriHgs Confident That IIln Team
fhl lie Good One-Mcct AEEics
Tomorrow.

e John Marshall High School base.
team will have its hands full thi,
r, the schedule calling for -four
cs Three OF these games viii be
Gu III inns city and one away from
e Tn" Chester. Aggics will be me,
he Mnrshailites on Tuesday after
IN chester. The Aggics' strength
'ot known, but in years previous
nave always given the Marshall
hard fight for first honors.
Wednesday afternoon the Mar.
lites VIII clash with the strong
lures University School nine. The
'c wi'i be played at Broad street
ana hostilitics viii begin a, 4
'ck This game Will he OF more
ordinary interest 70 followers OF
p schools in this city. McGuires
|" II is not in the prep League, mas
scented TO play the Marshalli,cs a
PCS OF three games. II is noticed
the Red ana Black has no, SEIZED
/ games with ANY Of the O,ncr
nc following Afternoon IN. Mar.
Flites will play the Richmond Col.
Spiders Oh Stadium Field. Coach
|'son has had his men out for tho
1 two or three weeks AND they seem
pc IN the best OF condition and are
|ining 10 trouncc their youthful op-
ents. The Blue and White lads
- v{,H. Il
ch and in some instances they have
.ated the Spiders
IN Friday afternoon the Blue and
tie boys will play tho Medical Col.
|e OF Virginia 1T Broad street Park.
|, Medicos have "a team of which v.rv
IL Is known. but II pas, perform
les count for anything they are sure
put up the battle OF their lives
Az Ayers and Doctor Harry Hedge
n are two stars turned out hy IL.
|i!cal college. Ayers Is now iwtrl.
Tor the Washington Club OF the
|erican League, while IIcdgepeth Is
ching the Sinithdenl Business COL
|e ball-tosscrH
oach GriGGs can sec nothing bu, a
Nnpionship In sight for the Mar
+ li,ea ana Is doing all In his lower
pr'nS another silver cup to tho
Grams are showing up TO advantage,
lie Wharton. - member Of the on, i.
u last year. IL doing excellent work
hrst base. Thompson and Lawrence.
0 newcomers. are having the battle
their lives Tor the position Of ars,
Sc
the ono th!nS tina, the coach i. very
II satisfied with is the pitching stan
lie Woodward and Fuller are the
~ veterans at the school AZ prescn,
re are a number Of recruits trying
70. Wilson and Core are showing
particularly we'll ~ practice. pct.
impt tn" veteran catcher Of l,st
'r ~ working hard with the re-.
~ pitchers. aud some OF them ar,
ely 10 develop mao stars boCor" IA.
sou Is over
vi men available. BENNETT. tho only
CT gardener OF las, wear. Is berr
err The hait!. O! lis litc by p.t.-
y. R.%-s. Smith. Hatcher. Sucad and
ompson with these mon 10 pick
m. tn" Marsha!liies are sure 10 nave
outtieli. az al! OF them
snr" hitters ana night fast oi
ust WHO viii pitch the game araius,
cures - not known. although
edward Is slated FOR the joh should
fan Gore or wilson will be called
~ :" take MP the burden. stump.
! wear the pads
'oach smith, OF McGuirc's ms not
iied on his batter for Tho game
nc Sag thar I:ucRcr will do the
ring with Gresham behind The bp,
tlls Is not known d.6,it.r
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-27
NEW WILSON GRANDCHlLD
Daughter Born tU~ Mr.. and Mrs.. Say
VIII &c Named Eleanor
tNSon.

PHILADELPHIA March 2ts-.t daugh-
ter was born 20 Mr.. and Mrs. Francis
SaH're here to-day. She il the second
anddauKhter OF President Wilson
and Will lie named Eleanor Arson
Sayrc for Mrs. Sayre's mother. Mothei
and daughter are doing we'll.
Mrs. Sayre has hecn in this city
visiting her aunt. Mrs. \. W Howe, a
sister Of the President, for several
weeks The President wired his con-
ordinations.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-27
Com.,ock Signs with Tol.,J.

TOLEDO. OHIO. March ia imcs-
sage from Roger Bresnahan at Dawson
Springs. Ky. where the Toledo Ameri-
can Association CLUB is training, says
Ralph tonstock. pitcher. has been
made a member of the team. Bresna-
nan also stated that ne is negotiating
Tor Alex Mccarthy. vino played second
ana third base for the Chicago Cubs
last year.
comstock was wiki Providence last
year aud jumped TO the Feds He is
stili claimed by the Ints.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-27
Norfolk & Western Railwa,

C%l.r A.l.-KAIl. LIN. To NORFOLK
Schedule In effect January 3. 1915.
Leave Byrd street Station. ltir hmonu, ron
NORFOLK: .6:iS a. Nj. 1890 a. A.. 800 =
VI, 'i:yl + II.
FOR LyNCuBuEu AND THE WEST.
.6:l5 A AZ. $3.50 A. NJ. $500 p. ~. .s:2i
T. NJ Lscal To crewe. $3.50 Z. NJ.
Arrive Eichmord from Norfolk: 'll.so 4,
~, '6:A Z. NJ, 300 p. 81. 'il:3o p. 81 Fro
the west: gle i. NJ. .s:37 a. NJ. t2:l9 F. A.
tl:M T. NJ. -6:iT L. NJ. 900 r. 81
DAILY. TDaily except Sunday. .sund.y
only.
" b DEvILi. w. c. s,uNpt.pe
T. n ~. Roanoke. q. p. A.. Roo aol.
c. II B0SLs:Y. ID. T. A. Ttichuonc Va
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-27
Richmond boy In Marine Corn,

JONI j. SIIVa, son OF MI. and Mrs.
irah NJ. silva, 2oi South Laurel Street
as hiIiHhc" ms course g; instructions
IS regular in the United states Ma
ne Corps. and has been transferred
p the marine barracks In the navy
ard at Philadelphia. He enlisted in
re service at the. local recruiting sta
on on September %. 1915
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-27
snAB0AuD AIR LINZ. xA1Iw.y

rho Progressive hallway Of tho SOUTH
SJu,hbound trains scheduled to leave I,irb
mons daily: 1:35 y. NJ. local 20 Norina; "a,
+ VI, si'cpers and coaches TO Jarksonville
Atlanta. EirSlingham; 6:GJ +. NJ through
coaches and hleepers to Jacksomviite: liza
l.. A.. Florida Limited: 1915 a. A. seeper,
10 Atlanta. birmingham. Jacksonville
Tampa and coaches to Jacksonville
North bound trains scheduled TO arrive In
Ricamonu daily: +:20 A. NJ. I:a3 A. NJ s.n
a. NJ. local. $50 A NJ. 5:37 p a.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-27
- S P O r T S g
Music May Soothe
Badger Grid Captain

IT, Az the philosopher suys. music
mum churmn TO sOothc the savage
BREAST Johnny Iaulbetnch. cuptnin
OF the 1919 Michigan grid machine,
should don hfs nioIcskin next fnlI u
"ubdued and pcnce-lovinH VOL
VERNE.
"hauly" has signed articles for n
siN-wceks' course In piano instruc-
ton. and nightly gives the good
f0lk or Ann trbOr an i5nprOnptu
recital.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-27
Richmond & Petersburz
Electric Ry.
CHESAPEAKE e. OHIO nv

Gin. Louisville & West, 600 n .I1.co =
Main Line, Local '5 a. tc D. t5:IS =
Jauu-s Lin 1880 a Ask y
: News, Nix. Old PIT. 50 a. sI2 M a n
Newport News. Local .7:l, a 81 IN -
Trains arrive from MIX. Ill 80 a.. 'a:45 a.,
$50 p n. News. 1855 a, $500 p. From,
West. $3.50 a, '3:ic p. t9:@ a. t1:i0 o..
100 -. daily from Charlottesville eScent
sunday from Thurmond. Jas River, ts:3j
a.. '7:lO .. -DaIly fI3.cent SnrdS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-27
JEWISH PEOPLE SUFFER
FROM SHYLOCK's STIGMA
Shake>peare's Famous Merchant,
Says DIR. Calisch, Has Done Race
irrcparublc Harm.
DELIVERS SCHOLARLY ADDRESS
Lectures at High School Undcr
Auspices OF Young Mems Hebrew
Association on "Thc Jew in Eng
lish Literature"

Speaking under the auspices OF the
Young Mems Hebrew Association in the
auditorium of the John Marshall High
school last night, Or. l.. " Calisch
held tn" close attention Of his audience
Tor more than AN hour with an adj
dress on The Jew in English litcra-
turc.' The lecture was OF the nature
Of resume Of Or. Calisch's book OF
the same name. and it covered that
period of English literature, ana the
part played In it by tho Jews, FROM
the Norman INVASION in 1866. until the
present day.
'Hhe speaker skctched briefly the
landing of tn" Jews wi:h William the
C"nImcror and their history OF Eng
liSh soil. He showed how previous TO
the time OF Elizabeth, the jew in the
Hiblc WAS u great character. while tho
Jew In real life was duspiSed and
sCorued
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-27
HONEYWELL Man Loses watch.

l.. j. Moncurc. of Hopowcll. report
ed to the police last night that ii watch
and cigarette case. both valued AT
SIS, had been stolen from his room at
Il local hotel while he was asleep yes
terGay
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-27
ChnrEcd Mitt .NsAnnIt.

Vincent Williams was arrested YES
erdAy by Policeman Goode OF charS.
OF being disorderly and assaultiu- ".
q. Williams.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-27

ChnrGed with cumming Poiir, Game.
Policemen Tanner and Eddletou YES
lcrdaN arrested Meredith Williamson.
colorcd, on - charge Of CONDUCTING. a
policy game at 500 -, rctcr street