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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-01
BY RUEFIN & SLOAN,
lteal Estate AuctiUn.ers
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
Nos. 3O!2 and 3O14
East Main Street

IN execution Of Il certain deed Of
corued Ia the clerks office Of the Chan
Gerry Court o! the city of Richmond in
-. -. rs "a. j. SO. 70 the uiidcrs igIi.d
trustee, 10 secure the pnyinen; Of Ger
lain money therein named. defaul, hav-
ing been made ia the payment Of the
said de6t. ana being required 80 TO do
iny me beneficiary. | shall sell a, pub
TIC auction. OH the premises, on
THURSDAY, OCTOBER :. 1915.
at $50 o'clock f. NJ
tho real estate described in the said
deed as fol.uws All tina, certain .yt.
piece or pare 81 land, with tn. ln,-
prorencnts 'h.gcon. known As Nos
3ol2 and 3uiI East Main street, lying
and being in IN. CITY OF Richmond. W.
and described as follows: commcncin.
1T point on the north line Of Main
street l22 feet east OF Th!rti.th street
thence running In ar castcriy direction
along the north line OF Main Stree, aud
fronting thereon ~ feet. more or less
thence extending back northwa,dly h..
twccn parallel lines s. Feet inches
TERMS: Enough cash TO detray the
expenses OF executing this trust ana
TO discharge two notes, on" for $3.50
with Interest thereon from November
20. 1915. and the other for 5000, with
interest thereon from November -.
1915.
JOHN SLOAN.
Trustee
RUFF1N Il SLOAN Auc,ionecrs.
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Public Auction

COMMENCING at 1880 \ NJ. Tuesday,
1c,pber 3. ". Viii sell - head OF cat
t.c, Horses, Colts and Hogs. lot OF Farm
Nachinery. etc. on The premises about
Que mile from Rawlings Siding. on the
i!oEdton piank koad formerly owned
y the lat" W. X. MckruneyD. IN iiruns-
wirk County! Va.
SPOTTiSWOuDE STOCK FARM,
J x Beck. y. Il. Bryant. Proprietors
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-01

FOR S.ALI.-Real Estate.

FOR SALE.-Real Estate.
fVh sale tae,o:y. site. Richard street, near
slSs Gkye",sSni ,is e. Wa ,ss I;thlI
Mr..s4nA aitIo.> sl4E..
"EAuTiFCL lot in College Terrace.
a'I Ko A0Gn, aeEss fronting on EaEs
Northampton S College property Price. a.
budnr fhens iGa d5n
VALUABLE Jacksonville modern business
,nsoh.rty FOR sal. at sacrifice by client.
ths, 20 50 years, Reasonsbis terms
bai!ns, JaS& &.si h'0E Fs Mutual Life
4 elick 'S bSyef s' o@ne stt'1 M
a s:ss 1 sri s sasl YER" s1 [aSte
i'eld. EleSSn,h ard i"4 Bank '''''" \ o'''S"'
forcf warin sSS Aadrc. i0F ss %, s S,is
han, .hanf, for rental property. i 81 care
s : ii s asi Sf!aa5,n = s,f 90;
K!chmonG. Va.
CITY PROPERTY.
asdsra ~ fce 0l ssr qack f0s sis
GROVE Avenue dwelling in 1000 block de-
10 ctei: rooms al! modern convcnicnces.
nA ,,1,. cour, ,NorsA n,chmond,. s
$50 e''
GlNTER Park lot in best location OH Som
mary Avenue. south OF Seminary build
:ns- See US Tor price and terms this
TWO acres OF land on. car line az Lake
side, near Hermitage Golf Club. Price FOR
immediate sale. Si.t1n.
sSa;od ' Prize ss S Wif sx Chang no" foT
little country place OF even value.
FARMS FOR SALE
FLOUR mill in town OF 1000 people. Cost
sl2,Wg: 51-barrci capaciiy All iaar hinurv
power. Owner In hard place. Price $3.50.
te-acre farm near Ashland. dwelling Of 6
rooms, III first GLASS condition. About 10
acres in cultivation Price. $500.
100 acres: 50 acres in cultivation Large
orchard: good spring: never failing branch
SiN-rOOm dwelling, large oak trees; west ~
richmond. Price. saa".
houses; good orchard; located in Powhatan.
county Price. sl5 per acre. VIII exchange
for smaller farm nearer city!
50 acres ncar Glen Allen: old dwelling;
Der Large spring Price. $500.
j. a. CONNOLLY a. co,
Madison "i6l- Madison 3G52
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FOR sALE-Real Estate.

rOh ohLf-neal Estate.
sig cash and balance monthly Will buy a
ely. Price 1870 Der foot. Owner. Il y.
II rark brick ins, c.,%nplct.d: hoi-wattr s"a,
rcompictcd. ia,rohc heat Price. $3.50
Terms easy
N h.s e,. r;xo nSm so,, wes, nna
rpsSss, lie "Ha, " frice N .i.:50 ~ every
JACKSON Ward na,s to exchange for Yves,
End ground. what have you to rn"..:
I.oLLAKD y HAGBY. INC.
WILL. exchange well-sccurcd note OF $500
NoT,hside 'p pFef Fer aGa piy ~ r 49,.
Dispatch
80 chance like this around Richmond:
city, good fo S's s@bd%ison G i9s East Sa
Main Street. Second Floor.
s',1S9 buys new 7-room brick modern home
at once Address rs. care rims "st D sis.
sr fa9ap 10 i Susie sae o" city Tery
desirable + 40s. care fines: Dispatch
M NSl,o Ss 50 is ss Cam sns II anpv S
i isw car sr,a. Lines arxe new Jehooi huiidNs
Ircsa D. T.. o. bon 545.
' ansh no, ip SD HTlanh r"rH Gheg if
FOR sale. 7-roun house. Modern iinprov.-
mont. Phone Boul.vard .5S9-J
hsF i, S' ,a soo so Sro%m house and good
S mon; sc , 3 ssrc hs Is pssH '"
foi: salo. 100000 feet of good. large. :,ne
Kcmond S Aad hS I;'' ios. care Times
Nohi ,H, blG 3El! ?.,! ZONE
lnE r"reh, iarpb" heat. kitchen cabinet.
i.mI H. ;%e''isd 4? ~ Griffin Avsnpe rark
I.!,i franklin street. Ihone Randolnh .li7.
N.\%IED. to exchange some good building
lot. Church IiiIp for home il West End
te s., II; ~ iazi"wood. $oi East last Frank
IN Sit@.t. Ph"ne Kandoiuh :li7.
H &3hr5 5Sr 8 4n t2H ShI;H-
%@5T II: IL l Gar . .iPs n sr~sii f r..s
''r" 10 run h"e years
SIUAhT Ayenus ana Cleveland street, oni,
HntiEVlRo Observation-Disclosures ana thor.
aa,dwood floors. large. optn iireplace. hot.
o, I mSa, baths toilets. GaraEe and
WIZ take building lots in pavment.
~ the best streets where values az" en-
Pfias szeo 0' @ir s eTahan ls'~ ga
yer cent basis FOR smaller property or b,iiid.
feet Of land near Otkwood C.,nc:cry p,
Vs., pcf iort. VIII exchange FOR Eoi.lc IN
"ese End costing around 5000.
-; fesi IN sbu,h north Of Broad street a,
CIV prop"r% and pay cash
bKi ,.d store 81. In Vest End Robinson street.
terms. 1880 S''P'' EASY
81. NORTON G. THALHiMER
NN.ttlonaI Bank EGr.. Second Floor
TX SAL. or rent. new 7-rnOin 1,y.IjirI- 1,.-. :
M..op - on Petersburg car line. Iarg,. lot.
.h." 80 ncr annun. Price $500 Term.
;:,n' cha'niit"n d Campbell. Eleventh and
p, ,Wpopl.AED HEIGHTS HOMES
!ilHDS>oME room dwelling, SLATE ronf clor
;ii. lighted. handsome cabine, rn.i,,,cI.
"tiHti!olt; decorated and in Icrf.ct rnr,ii'
~, ia, ,"',nusn"u,. beautiful lawn and now.rs.
81 ~ ivnNHG % feet on So-foOt avenue
SEvEN. ROOM dwcl!inr.' NJ" bath no, ,.,, .o,.,
N"l'r., electric lighted. har,,isor.Iv doc,
iot fronting 81 feet: in , soma ,.,
49,! iorest III gar. Price. 81 800
w lots fronting c. feet on Sa,nn,o .y,
s, T"si 'I,Tscn TMirts'h and Thirty. f.rst
-,n,ni ,~ i,i,., Si':p. or will trad" for small
FDkEsT hili l,Arit Annex hom. Ia, ~. to,,
!Fpil' 10y 80 fc-t deep: uriv.t he'd. g.
~, ~ iruil' tf1r"s and flowers lur:.n -
. nnu uoGitiT yard: dwelling Of : Inrrn
si.,' ,"0 small rooms. cicctric lighted I'rics
HAMILTON & CAMrBELI.
--- tLnLenth and HUI St--rt.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-01
AUTOMOBILE AT AUCTION.
We VIII sell
TO-NI1RRlW MnNnAN

ACTOMOEILE At AUCTION.
We Will sell
TOMORROW. MONDAY.
at our saiesrooms. GiG East Broad
street,
AT 1890 o'clock =. NJ.
Model B % 6-cylindcr. 5-passcnSer
Buick touring car, light and self
starter. IN rirst-class condition and fully
equipped.
Pullman. s-cyiinGer. s-passenger
touring car, In first-class condition. In
Guiding selfstart!ng and lighting sys-
tenn
Roth of these cars have been over
hauled ana are ~ nrst-ciass condi-
ton. Of good appearance and guar
anteed.
Full demonstration at time OF sale.
TERMS: Cash.
VIRGINIA AUCTION co.
.Auctiouccrs.
GEO. V. OLIVER,
Salesman.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-01

3t5 cash and balance monthly will buy /,
lO-foot corner lot on Park Avenue In tn.
city. Price SlI.O Der foot. Owner. l. -.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-01

$50 acres; $50 under fence: zoo in cultivation;
in-room dwelling, Il barns. three tenant
houses; good orchard; located in Powhatan
County. PRICE. Sl5 per acre. VIII exchange
for sMhllcr Inrm ncat.r city.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-01
FOR SALE-Rea, Estate

SIoP paving r"nt-huy your home Good
n,ro"m dwelling isoo block Beverly Street.
water and Eas. 1860. Small cash u,yin.nt
oni"nce monthly. r. I'll. care Tinvs-Dis.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-01

GROVE Avenue dwelling in 300 block, de
Us ctri; " ROOMS. al! modern convenience
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-01
REAL ESTATE. FOR SALE.
NORTON q. THALHIMEE.
Madison so.

y" - End. en- car line. new G-rooT1 bticl:
'h't "''f- neat. large DranoiitlC base
!'.ht ir.c" :sD. Terms $3~l cash. hal.
a'n"" 20 run nyc years
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-01

CITY PROPERTY
HANOVER Avenue .;Jrl block ro.rns
thoroughly modern. Price Tor quick sale.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-01

BhTfERi Court tNorth Richmond).
ronms, hot-watcr heat. 1V-toOt lot. Price
$500
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-01

NEW Groom brick homo. West End lust
completed. latrobc heat. Price. $3.50
Terms
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-01

100 acres: 80 acres in cultivation. Large
orchard good spring: never failing branch
sin room dwelling, large oak trees; ives, ~
fI, h!uonl. Price, s55pi.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-01

IF n"i hY Monduv. VIII sacrifice very
NaIutb!" lots In West End for small cusn
payihents. VII, make good terms ON bal
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-01

~ sou want "A bargain here It TX. Hirh'and
PARK brick lust completed. hot water ..at
larrc LOT. Price s. 800. -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-01

j a, CONNOLLY q co.
seventh and Franklin Streets.
Ii!uhmonG Va.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-01

-'Do i.tN Atp ho,ne--Brand- and thor
hardwood floors large. open fircui:tce hor
1 mn,vr heat. Z baths. toilets. garage and
W Yr c"hFentsnccs. Price very reasonable
WI take hnillinE lots in navmcnI.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-01

=; tect Of land near O;.kwood Cemetery p,
SIC per foot. viii exchange ;or FORM O.,
West End. costing around s. or, ''
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-01

- acres near Glen Allen: old dwelling;
silently Of frui, trees. Considerable tim.
Der Large spring. Price. $500.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-01

GlNTER Park lot in best location OH Som
mary Avenue. south OF Seminary build
:rs- See US Tor price and terms thi:
on.! ana others
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-01

~ iRAi. located aUar,mcnt house. on one
81 me BEST streets where values ar. on :
hhhc Ing, oniT few blocks from Jefferson
iivt.L Price. sE!n VIII exchange on 3
!w cent basis FOR smaller property or b,iiid :
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-01

NV G;roon: homo. West End ho,.water
heat. hardwood floors. Modern IN every
respect BE uuick. Price. si..5O
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-01

TWO acres OF land on car line at Lake
side, near Hermitage Golf Club. Price for
immediate sale. si.53a.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-01

ite-acre farm near Ashland. dwelling Of 6
rooms. IN first GLASS condition. About 10
in cultivation Price. $500
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-01

-; Zee, IN sliburb north Of Broad street a,
~, ~ ~ ioo'' VIII exchange for improved
'!ts property and pay cash
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-01

TWO lots adjoining t;iutrr Park will EN-
NAME Tor rental property. Il III, care
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-01

= AkT Avenue ana Cleveland Street only
90 i'.f ."oI. Easy teens.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-05-12
BIRTHDAYSTODAY

Hon. Henry Cabot Lodge. the historian
senator from Massachusetts. who Is com
pleting hi> twenty-third consecutive years
service in the upper house of congress. l.
Go wears old today. a veteran Of the po-
htical field. a forceful speaker, q favorite
both with the old line republicans and the
progressive element AZ the party. IN ex-
ceilcnt JUDGE VT candidates. platforms and
political chance~-he IN bound IT, play an
important role in the Chicago convention
next month. He makes i clea~ that only
the strongest man III the party has amy
chance of victory Nd the polls next autumn
and he will he one of the Leaders for nn.+v.
Senator Lodge was born IN Boston. Mav
u. 1850. He was educated at Harvard
md was admitted ~ the bar III Boston in
1876. Literature and politics claimed his
attention. however. and the law lost y
muster mind. lie edited the North Ameri-
can Review after leaving college, and be-
gan Hi long laborS IN historical writings.
He found time ~ lecture at Harvard Or
american history His political career
began in 1850 when he wa elected Ia the
MIS-. chB~ett~ EOU~e oi representatives.
IN 1857 he was sent to congress. whore h.
served three terms in the lower house be-
fore entering the senate IN lSa3. Ills
present term expires next March. and IT
~ expected that he viii ~ returned for
another tx year term.
Dr. Frank Crane. noted preacher-iour-
I%nali~t. So wears old today.
Hon. William Alden Smith, United States
senator from Michigan, 81 wears old today.
George II. Noodbcrry, noted American
author and editor. ~ years old today.
Judge Fenton ". Booth 81 The United
States court " claims, At today.
DR.. Rufus w. Miller. leader of thc Re
formed Church ia America. - today.
Hon. Robert l.. Henry. congressman
from Texas. - years Old today.
Sir Glenholme Fulconhridee. chief jus
tice, kings bench. Canada. 40 today.
Robert VI. Montgomery. presiding nudge.
United States court Of customs appeals. s.
years Old today.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-05-12
The Country is Prosperous.

An increase Of IL per cent in volume
Of business An increase of II per cent in
untitled orders. 4 decrease of failures and
q 80 per cent decrease Of liabilities ~
compared with 1914. This j. good news
sent out BY q middle west reserve bank.
The best Of the news j. that il i matched
in other districts from which reports Of
good and growing business have been re-
ceived. Tn country l. prosperous and
the prosperity l. no longer m~onopolzed
by a few masters Of finance and business.
but j. distributed among corporations big
and little. merchants. manufacturers and
wage earner>. The increasing volume of
profitable business 4 accompanied by bet
ter wage for more Il earners. The
foundation OF prosperity l. >olid.-Orange
Leader.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-05-12
ln.'ings.

a PHOTOGRAPHER can't make a
homely woman look Daiutiful might Just
~ well get . job on the section gang or
driving q hack.
The colonel i about the best advertise
ment the dental professor ever had.
In Detroit the other day tn irate wife
sued another woman for $1,000 for
alternating the affections Of her %ianitor
husband being the first and only ease on
record whore ANYBODY was willing to adj
mt they ever had amy love for Il %ianitor.
Spring having been officially announced.
we he'd intended writing q new spring
poem. but we didn't have the nerve. The
last time we attempted au lode to beau
tifnl spring a Teller heavcd Il brick mt ns
and It was two weeks before we ever cot
ont Of the hospital, and we're afraid the
blow might w fatal 70 father this time
Brooklyn Eagle.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-05-12
TODAY IN HISTORY

l62l-Fr~t wedding III the Plymouth
colony took place, uniting Edward
Winslow and Susanna White.
l7s9-Tammany Society was formed in
New York.
lS09-Napoleon captured Vienna, the
capital citv Of Austria.
iS20-Birthday Of Florence Nightingale.
heroine Of the Crimea. known Us The
greatest nurse i'll history. She died
in 1910.
lS70-Provinoe Of Manitoba formed.
lSH-Wo'ncn admitted e degrees by the
lS94-Torpcdo boat Eri-~sou. first war
vessel built in inland waters . was
launched AT Dubuque. Iowa.
l9l4-Prcraier A~quith pledges govern
mcnt I'd amend home rule bill II
measure becomes u law.
19li-Popular elections Of United State
senators provided in bill passed by
the United States senate.
l9l5-Thc War: Bryce commission rc-
ported on German atrocities ii Bel
GUM. French retain new positions
north Of ArraS, IN face of heavy fire.
Au~trlans cross the River San and
claim Russians IN rout. British bat
tleship Goliath torpedocd aud sunk Nh
DardanelleS, 800 lives lost. British
submarine penetratcs the strait, and
sinks three Turkish ships. General
Boiha captures Windhock. capital WI
German Southwest Africa. DR.. Dem
burg "scnt home sailed with British
safe conduct.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-05-12

In one Of our local elUrciIcS. last
SUNDAY. oh. that had wings like Il
dove" was sung by the soprano, ana
.Oh. that | had wings. sang the con
tralio and even the tenor andbas> Iolh-
ed in the longing for wings like 4 dove.
The music was finely rendered. hut
while listening To il. and afterwards
tn the words Of the pastor. n h. prayed
that he might IL borne On the pihlonS
Of afith.-the writer cGuldn ot help
thinking. irrcScrcntly perhaps. but re
levantly nevertheless. of the countless
variety of birds wings and feathers
worn by members of the congregation
that morning in church. And not onN
were wings and feathers USED. but even
birds themselves.
Poor birds. They locked aS Il they
would like 10 Fly away and he ut rest.
Celia Thaxter. with her intense love TOR
birds. wrote. God gave Us these cNqui-
site creatures for delight and Solace.
and we suffer them 10 he slain by thou
sands for our adornment. 4 bit of rib
hon. or a banch Of flowers. or any of
the endless variety Of materials used by
the milliner, would answer every pur
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-05-12
Military Obligation.

The obligation 81 military service III
case Of need rests upon all male citizens
of the United States. II is out Of our
power - raise or not raise our boys 70 be
soldiers. II j. IN our power 70 say whether.
when the call comes. they viii be prepared
for intelligent service or be sent forth un-
trained and mere food for powder" With
the question Of preparedness before the
nation the eyes 81 Uncle Sam are on Tex
a~ aud the attendance 1t our civilian
training camp can not fail to have an eff
feet. good or bad. OH northern aud eastern
opinion.-Au~tin Statesman.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-05-12
THEOA BARA D!SLIKES BE!NGCALLED VAMPIRE WOMAN

eyes have the cruel cunning " Lucrctia
B"rgia. till now the worlds ~wirkcdcSt
woman. her mouth j. the mouth III the
sinister. scheming pclilah. and her
hands are those Of the b~Ioad-bathiur
Elizabeth Bathory. who slaughtered
young girls that she might battle in their
life blood and 20 retain her beauty.
Tel me. do | look a. wicked a. I'm
mat? of course. this particular critic
may have been giving the impression she
formed If me on the screen. but how y
the general public to know thar these
are not my real attrihutcS.-thnsc Of INV
daily life? On the screen / try 10 show
now attractive sin may be. how very
beautiful. 20 that one must ever b. oa
the lookout to recognize evil i'll disguise.
VIVA. j. my reward, Because I am
q screen home wreckcr and in my work
are only blasted lives and stunned
careers. / am detested. People seem to
forget that | am only an actress and
that an actress should never show her
real self to her audiences else She ceases
To be an actress.
"Why.-why do people do me the in
justice % think me really wickedy-'
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-05-12
lust Plain Dog Show" is Some Event.

PHILADELPHIA. May l2.-The hest
dog owned by 2 newsboy, the best one that
z colored resident can bring forth. the
best owned by q team driver. and the
cla~>Ie~t that police officers. fircmen. post
men and sailors can show will ~ ihq modal
winners "a the Just Plain Dog Show Ia
oe held tomorrow. The smallest. the
whltest. the blacklist. the ugliest. the best
trick dog-all will win distinction. ~
CARELESS Of pedigree. There i. surely no
hlghbrow IN this show. which il becoming
an annual affair in Philadelphia.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-05-12

WE'RE PROUD OF OUR NEWS
SERVICE.

The Herald still maintains IT. claim Of
publishing the largest press report III any
paper published south 1T San Antonio. Ii
does not employ two services which neccs-
sarlly must cover the same ground. and
which, as perhaps i- not unnatural, often
send out conflicting and contradictory re-
ports of the same event. The condition
caused bv the employment Of the services
Of two afternoon or ~ two morning pres
reports must necessarily result either in
the duplication Of news -toric--whollv
unnecessary and causing wonderrnent on
the part 81 reader. a. to why such should
be- donc-or else III the publication ~ con
Trajectory stories uf the Same events.
leaving readers TO wonder which. if either.
is correct. When We rcad in orr esteemed
morning contemporary that 4 thing ~ 30
and IN the next item that ID i- not -. which
very frequently happens. We are reminded
of the old darby saying: you pays vo'
money. and you takes 70 choice" II
other words. YOU may believe whichever
IL suits YOU "a believe.
The Herald publishes the most compre-
hcnsivc and extensive single news report
received by any paper south of san An
tonic or west of Houston by the standard
news gathering association IF the United
States, the Associated Pres. We can only
say Mat We are frankly and unfcigucdly
proud Of our splendid news service.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-05-12
Then Smile Awhile
Why Mail Was Glow.

A new post office was Established at a
snail village far ont Wen and the office
of postmaster was bestosed on a native
of the soil. After a while complaints were
made that no mail was sent out from the
new office. So an Inspector was sent to
inquire into the matter.
The postmaster pointed 10 q big and
nearly empty mail bag hanging in a cor
ner and said:
why. ! amt sent it out because the bag
amt nowhere nigh full vet"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-05-12

For the ayowed purpose of correcting
the impression which She believes the
10 hundreds Of thousands. Miss Rara
star Of the Wilma Fox production.
"Destruction. and known Ia millions
as the vampire woman of the silent
stage. is about to launch . newspaper
campaign the cost III whirh will run III
L. the hundreds Of dollars. Miss Rara
takes exception TO such phrases a.. the
woman with the most beautifully wicked
face in al the world the Ishmaeit.
Of femininity.' tho torpedo of domes-
ITCHY when linkcl with her name She
denies their applicability in that onnec-
ton.
Even If ii takes every penny ~ the
money which / nave earned. saws Miss
Bara. Il am willing 70 spend ID if Nv "a
doing ! can alter the publir'S opinion
of me. How would You like t. be called
a vampire woman and de>piscd III al
of YOUR sex if yoI were really and truly
the exact opposite Of that type? At first
didn I mind the appellation. but now
| do mind il very much.
Why. IN Of the critics who inter
viewed me most recently said: Her hair
Is like the serpent locks Of Medusa. her
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-05-12
With Other Editors
Never Tried Christianity.

\ professor ~ = New York college says
what the world needs j. u new religion.
Here, We wager. i . rev theory Of mans
origin which " itching to be sprung. But
we DO not agree with the learned gentle
man right from the start. What the
world needs II q people who will live up
have. IN this connection one recalls the
famous rcioinder of Edward Everett Hale
% the question Is Christianity a fail
ure!" Dr.. Hale replied Il don't know;
II has never been tricd."-El Paso Times.