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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-26
KOsNEIL-CARRIZOZo nm IINE.


points Sc per mile. Baggage carried up "a
us pounds Fifty pounds free Excess al
1c uar pound
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-26

BLACK RANGE auto stage and express line,
passenger service leaving Engle and Chlor-
ice- daily except Sunday at G a. n for Ele-
phant Butte. Cuchillo. willow Springs and
Fairview. Through fare one way. IS; lu-er<
mediate points. I0c per mile Baggage ca "A
ried so pounds free. excess . cents -
pound
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-26

AsOotf EA-As-AA1AnU1OhDO passenger ana
express line Automobiles leave Alamogordol
az $50 p m Westbound automobile leaves
Roswell for Alamo Eordo at 9 900 a. m Arrive
at Alcrnogordo al AIS 2. stops are made
az the following points Plcacho. Einnies
houco, san Fa-rlcio. Glen Coe, " bite NJ
Inn Mescaleru. Bent. Tularosa- La Luz
Through fare one way $40 intermediate 4
points Sc per mile. Twenty-Five pounds
baggage carried free. Excess 1c per poun
Alamogordo Garage. A1arogordo. y. n.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-26

WEGO-Bl ENa VISTA auto mail Irc-
Every day except Sunday Fare one way,
Sis. G. c. Marshall. Proprietor
MARFA-FORT DAVIS auto mall line leaves
Fort Davis daily and Sundays a m
Leaves Maria p. m One way s1-50s round
trip s4-oo- G. W Davis, Prop
BUENA VESTA-GRAND FALLS auto mail
line Leaves Bueua Vista a. m Leaves
Grand Falls i D. Fare one way S1oe
G.. %. Humble. Proprietor
BIG SPRINGS. Lamesa. Tex. Auto Linz
leaves Big Springs daily except sunday ~
$50 a H., arriving Lamcsa via Soash and
Sparenberg. at J. noon. returning 20 Bis
Springs same day az m $3.50 one WaJs
$500 round trip Cordil * smith. P-3ps =,
Big Springs. Tex
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-26

LORDSBUR TYRONE. SILVER CITY
auto. leaves Lordsburg daily ! p m. via
Tyrone leaves Silver City daily s g. n. via
Tyrone Through fare one way IS: round
trip So Silver City 70 Tyrone one way
$500 round trip SS.o0- Scott Garage. Lords
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-26

Gen. G. A. Custer.
Capt Tom Custer.
Capt. G.. W. Yates.
Capt. Miles keough-
Lieut.. Cook, adjutant-
Lieut.. James l.. Porter
Lieut.. James Calhoun.
Lieut.. Jack Sturgis.
Lieut. harrington.
Lieut. Reilly
Lieut. Mcintosh
Lieut. Hodson.
Lieut. Crittenden.
DR.. Lord
DIT. De Wolf
The menace. [volume] (Aurora, Mo.) 1911-1920, 1916-11-11
ROMAN LAW AND0RDER
IN OHIO AND OREGON
Rome's Psroehisl Graduates Raise
Hubbub 10 Prevent Mrs. Slsttsry
Answering Romanist IN Dtblte
as Mad Been Arranged
P0PES TEACH INTOLERANCE
Bulmsn Again Violently Opposed
and Arrested, But Roman leslot
Is Indicted by Jury

Thh ~ssA IN eur regular shrsnisls q
sthieitions u Roman criminal taviessnssa.
- have 70 rspou tee oassa eeth sn-
amplss 81 he's Rene s ds@inaisd " ~
hG.sus pFslseiss and hsu tfus % BET his.
toy and the uttsTaaess 81 the present
pep, and hs prsdsessssr. her -faithful
] .ss ln..i.Isss. 5 r.s:. y x: ~ sf sIssi. Ss SsS,:
In vasiaG tAsir -ar assinst frsedsm 81
speseh and asssnbly.
TAs sass In Cisv,land. oAis vlvldiy
.As-s ths .a..i q paroehiAl trainins. N
sssis@Si isT iss. srSsr sas tSs ssssl
rtnha - ethsra. Ths case In Oregon
snphssisss the truth 81 the ed adaGs.
-Lhs master. lhs nan.-
Pope Bsnsdiet . year are this .enth
thPlaysd unrslsntinG rsliGious Preisdios
sne ossnsl,. la'slsrsse. ~ Fseals,.ly Dc,
ths Bsptisi, hsthodist. Prsshytsrisn. sad
Lsthsran ekarrkss In Rene 81 "thisvsa.-
Tiara" and -smissariss of Satan" And
ns~ us hnd the sane spirit 81 katrsd 81
fr.s r.lisisss s,.sS.''sH ,:,s 2; ,sPr..s.s :; hs
koaan Cathslis Gunman-s faithfui ssn
81 the church In the western oonnsn-
wealth.
II matters net vhsthsr vs turn 10 kls-
tory. 10 the lives and uttsranoss Of the
Popea, or examine the actions of NELLY
a.ssiT,.; hnises S, ~ 0s,s=sa. .s snd -, A.,
Romanists WE WILL SIR THE SANE
SPIRIT or IMPLACABLE HATRED TO
THE CARDINAL PRINCIPLES OF LIB.
ERAL DEMOCRACY. fREEDoM OF
sPEESH ,ySS,A PHyESS kSp 10 AsskMsIf' sslssssH an
STATE. lIbsrty of rsllElous diseusslen,
and free non-ssetArian sdacation adyissd
and oppressed at every turn vhsre Rome
Or her children are In evidence.
The menace. [volume] (Aurora, Mo.) 1911-1920, 1916-11-11
OUR GREAT PRE-ELEcTIoN NUMBER

heartily Ioonidr
a tdworkw hhhuh asinuhed
q the uhavehi
thar
d
sds
6 %
The menace. [volume] (Aurora, Mo.) 1911-1920, 1916-11-11

S il Of intolerance, a part Of
" the Roman Catholic parochial
training that where this schooling
obtains, the uniform record Of Rome
as shown BY history and advised by
all the popes is in evidence in acts
Of criminal lawlessness, and eXhibi-
tions Of contempt for the funda-
mental guarantees of our FEEDER.
AL CONSTITUTION.
From before the days Of the Coun-
Gil Of Constance when the great
German divine, John Huss, was
burned to death in spite of the safe
conduct that had been given him,
down through the dark and bloody
days Of the Reformation, through
the awful night Of Spanish Inquisi-
tion-when Rome changed the
music Of laughter and happiness
throughout Catholic Europe into the
shrieks Of the tortured, the cries Of
the dying, and the means Of be-
reaved widows and daughters Of the
papal victims, down past the mas
sacre of st. Bartholomew TO the
present hour: the record Of Rome
phenerer and WhereUer she possessed
the powcr is a consistent record OF
rar TO The death on freedom Of re-
hgiOuS discussion, freedom Of speech,
press, and assembly.
At every step, Rome's unreason.
ing religious prejudice and impla.
cable intolerance has darkened his
tory in sract proportion as she has
had the poTer 10 stay the march OF
progress, freedom, and enlightened
Civilization.
Rome Never Changes
Nor has this supreme incarnation
OF the anti-Christ changed with the
fight Of centuries, a fact which the
last pope and the present infalliblC
head Of the Roman hierarchy have
made perfectly clear.
A short time before the death OF
Plus Y, the Spanish government
passed a law permitting the Protes.
tant or non-Catholic churches OF
Spain TO "post notices of services
and bear the customary outward
signs of houses of worship" This
pitifully small concession to the
spirit Of advancing civilization 50
aroused the indignation of pope
Plus Y that he made a vehement
protest, every phrase Of which ex-
pressed RELIGIOUS PREJUDICE
Of a most virulent type. He" said
the Rev. William Sullivan, formerly
@ professor in the Roman Catholic
House of Studies, fairly startled
the rorld By The manner in which
he shoUed his hostility 10 his ldT. y
Yet that is but one, and by no
means the most striking exhibition
Of the religious prejudice and in
tolerance Of Plus Y.
One year ago this month at the
birthday reception given him by the
Society for the Preservation Of the
Faith, Pope Benedict XIV denounced
the American divines and scholars
Who represent the Baptist, Method
ist Presbyterian, and Lutheran
The menace. [volume] (Aurora, Mo.) 1911-1920, 1916-11-11

Our public schools are for the eduea-
ton Of Ameries The popes parish
schools are for tAs trsizias Of Papists.
The menace. [volume] (Aurora, Mo.) 1911-1920, 1916-11-11

strong is religious prejudice
10 and 50 essentially is the spir-
81 it Of intolerance, a part Of
. the Roman Catholic parochial
The menace. [volume] (Aurora, Mo.) 1911-1920, 1916-11-11

Continued on Page 2, Col. 81
The Washington times., 1916-08-03
M'L0UGH[|N QUITS
IF He GAINS TITLE
Coast Crack and Former Ma
tionaI Champion Will For
sake Game Forever.

Los ANGELES. Aug. 2-Maurice Nc
Loughlin. the California Comet, who
has won two national tennis champion
ships and a score of other titles on the
grass courts. left yesterday for his in
vasion Of the East. The famous tennis
star will stop at Lake Tahoe and San
Francisco before starting for Chica go
where he. with Ward Dawson as a
partner, will battle In the Western
doubles championships which begin on
August 10.
Mclaughlin says he Is In fine trim
and will give good account of himself
in all Of his matches. In the Chicago
tournament he will be opposed by play-
ers who have earned worldwide fame.
After. the Chicago tournament Nc
Loughlin and Dawson will start for New
York. There they will take part in the
Southampton tourney and the national
championships at Forest Hills. He and
Dawson will compete in the singles ns
well as the doubles In the national toar-
nament.
Before departure NcLoughlin declsr red
that n he succeeds in winning the ma
tional title he will forsake the game
forever
The Washington times., 1916-08-03
WASHINGTON MARKET
HAS A BRISK DAY

DESPITE the fact that attendance was
small. trading at today's session of the
Washington Stock Exchange was bet
ter than for several days past. Mer-
stock traded in. and was bid up from
lt9 20 lj0iI. sales, uggregating e. shares.
being recroded as 1904. 16oas. and 160h
The stock closed with 1905 bid and lG0ia
asked.
A quotation lot of Washington Gas
stock sold at 75i,. which is the same as
the last previous sale. and an odd lot
of ten shares changed hands at 1oh.
Other stock sales included fifteen shnres
of Capital Traction ut S5a., one share
OF Railway common M 81. and ten
shares OF East Washington Savings
Bank at IL. This last wns the hrst
sale OF this stock in several months.
Bond sales included E.oo0 City and
Suburban SIS at l02iI. $500 worth Of
Railway IS at S24 to se%. and $l.0o
Capital Traction 5 at 106.
The Washington times., 1916-08-03
SPORTS OFFICIALS
TO GET TOGETHER
TO DISCUSS RULES
Football and Basketball Men
= Will Hold Interpretation
Meetings This Fall.
BY BRYAN MORSE.

Football and basketball players. Of
icials. and coaches will be gathered to-
gether some time this fall for interpre-
tation meetings on rules. according to
several prominent men connected with
athletics here.
The fact that there is little change In
either the football or basketball codes
for the coming season has led to q gen
eral demand for an Interpretation meet
Ing at which the various phases " the
rules can be freely discussed.
G. Edward Beckett. physical director
Of the Y. NJ. c. A.. 10 at work on the
basketball situation at present and has
called . meeting Of all basketball play.
ers. officials, and coaches to be be held
tobsr E.
It 10 expected that Georgetown Uni
versity will take the lead In football and
some time early In September In order
to thoroughly ground those interested
In the rules of the game.
The official Interpretation meeting fcr
football officials will take place In New
York the first week in September. A,
that time several Washington officials
will be on hand and II 10 proposed tc
have the Washington meeting after the
New York gathering.
There was no football meeting last
fered somewhat by diversified opinions
A Yet-together basketball meeting &C.
compltshcd a deal toward strengthening
the floor game here. There were two
meetings. one for scholastic basketball
coaches and apother combined meeting
for college and scholastic coaches anc
officials which war in the nature of ar
Interpretation meeting. This years ses
sions are expected to go tar TOWARD
making for a better conception of coach,
Ing and enforcing the rules In botf
branches Of sport.
the Departmental Tennis League ract
appears to be as close as ever. Asid,
from the fight for first place. three
teams. War. Navy, and Treasury being
In the running. Commissioners. Com
merce and Interior are out for tn,
fourth position.
Interior and Commissioners Jammet
through four out Of five wins yester
day. and the Commissioners have
chance to increase their wins today b,
meeting the Postoffice team.
The standing Of the league to date 4
ps follows:
The Washington times., 1916-08-03
Brown) defeated q. p. o. CTarbox-c child

Brown defeated q. p. o. CTarbox-Chiid-
ress), O., 81.
Team s-Commissioners (Paxton-R Rams
delD defeated q. p. o. (Goubeau-Bray-
toni, 90. 60. 60.
Team 4-Commissioners (Morse-TIart)
defeated G. p. o. Heisler-Schwartx)
Go, Go
Team s. Commissioners Finckel.
Whyte) defeated @. p. o. (Reinohl-Ha-
ger). 6-3, G-2.
INTERIOR. 4: SMITHSONIAN. 1.
Team l-smithsonian H. w. Dorsey
Tolman) defeated Interior (Beadle'
Brown, 60, Ga.
Team 2-Interior (Greene-Clift) de-
feated Smithsonian IN. Dorsey-True)
Team s-Interior (Manock- -Padgeto lie.
fented Smithsonian IN. Dorsey-True)
I6-3, 6-3.
Team 4--Interior (Eppelheimer- Hand
ley) defeated Smithsonion bryant But
mani. 2-6. 50. g..
Team B-Interior (Stone- -Holliger) de
feated Smithsonian (Ahlenfeld-M Mitman)
-. e@. Ga
The Washington times., 1916-08-03
MOTOR STOCKS Low
ON \. Y. MARKET
By Goldberg

NEW YORK. Aug. 3.-Motor stocks
exchange today. while irregular price
changes were registered elsewhere In
the list.
Maxwell Motors was down IN. WHY'S
Overland and Studebaker were on v
each.
studebaker was he most active stock
of the morning. selling down to to Ii,
and later making fractional recoveries.
willys-Overland's low was 50%. Trad.
Ing was not heavy.
The Washington times., 1916-08-03
Real Estate Transfers.

Hillbrook-otway B. zantzinser ct uk. 70
Louise z. Caddick. lot IS. square SOFT. Ce
tstamps 80 cents).
925 Twelfth street northwest-Algernon g.
Gardiner ct al, trustees, TO Mary Il. Lyd-
dane. part original lot T. square 81. 5000.
Sixteenth Street Hishlands-Holmes Central
Realty SorporsMon s,,s ,," 20 Hattie * *; Poynt0n.
Chichester-Horatio n. Tsplin ct ux. to
Thomas r. and Mary A. Queen, lot Is,
block !. $40.
Chevy Chase Heishts-chevy Chase Land
Company to Edith II. Mackenzie, lots I
and :, square 1885. $40 tstamps s.. S0).
ard l. williams ct ux. and Samuel D.
Rogers 10 wilkins Rogers Milling Compaue,
lac. part lots 70 and 90. square iiC, &lo
tstanms $50.
The Washington times., 1916-08-03
Today'S Sales.

City and Suburban 5's, N,O0oqlo2h,
81 ,00OGl02h, a., ., ooo<aoo,,
5000 S29s, s5O0aS29s, S5O0qS2ss.
:. Capital Traction, 15QS5h.
Washington Railway common. 1852.
Washington Gas Light, l0Q76b, ESQ
T5h -
Mergenthaler Linotype, lOql60h. ga
l6Oss, 6ul6ol4, 6qlSOh. 4ql6Ols. ioQl6oss. II
East Washington Savings Bank. 10@l2
After Call-Capital Traction Sc. u.0O(
Ql06.
Mergenthaler Linotype. 1AGaSoN.
The Washington times., 1916-08-03
Wholesale Produce Market

EGGs-Nsarby. fresh. a0esc per doz.:
Southern. &c per dos.
cHEEsE-Nsw YoSt. new. Iso per H.; aAt.
sic per b.: process, 2sc per ID
LIVE POULTRY-Hens. lsc per ID:
live turkeys. 90 per h.: chickens. U6no
per ID. .
LIVE STocK-veal calves, test. ie0iio
per lb: heavy. S@Shc per lb.; fat sheep.
Nh0Sc per ID. sprinE lAmbs. 10QloMc psr ID.
The Washington times., 1916-08-03
Three Winners Decided
In Amateur Leagues
Catholic Church, East Washington Sunday School,
and Terminal R. R. Y M. c. A. Have Declared
Upon Teams to nter Post-Series.

Half the winners in the amateur
leagues have been decided and tomor-
rows meeting Of the Amateur Baseball
Association at Spalding's store at s
p. m. win find the league presidents
anxious to learn the division Of the win
ners into sections for the city series
which viii probably start August II.
Holy Name has been declared winner
Of the Catholic Church League. South
ern Auditors In the Terminal Railroad
Washington Sunday School League.
In the Rosedale League the Rosedale
team and the Gibraltars will fight 1t out
for the title. Steel Plant and Bureau
sn e The settle IN sne
League a triple tie may be registered
for the title In the second half Of the
series.
ment League has ordered a game to be
played on Saturday at 2 p. m. on the
east diamond of the White Lot. between
the Treasury and Marine Corps teams.
the be aecd wsnsr Sf the ysSc
series and the league championship.
having already annexed the title In the
first series.
In the event of Marine success. how
same number OF defeats as have Ma
rines and Agriculture. The two latter
teams have a postponed game when
would have to be played, and the win,
ner Of that game would then be tied
with Treasury for second series honors.
necessitating a three-game play-off.
Treasury took another game by for
| felt yesterday, the Commissioners fall
Ing to put In an appearance.
Perry. Machinists. left gardener. tied
UP the count yesterday against Bureau
when he knocked a circuit drive IN the
seventh inning. the last frame OF the
This is the second tie game this week
as Steel Plant and Machinists battled
to a 4 to I tie Monday. Yesterday
game will have to be played over again
Friday.
One Of the features of St. Aloysiui
annual excursion was the ball game
played between Holy Name and st
| Aloysius. which the former won to D
As Holy Name will rspresent, u It's as,re,' isHGH,
OF getting all the practice that can b'
gotten before the tapping OF the c'f'
The game at Marshall Hall was 4, IN
Holy Name club some very good bat
ting practice. Johns. the Holy Name
| receiver, was the star willower OF th'
game, getting three hits out OF foul
trips to the plate.
The East Washington Sunday Schoo
League closed yesterday with Kelle
winning the bunting. Keller also VOL
a ball game from Second Baptist by
| s-to-6 score. Rector, the Keller hurler
twirled an exceptional game. although
touched up for ten hits, he struck ou
| eleven and passed but one man.
The record of the Keller team Is
good one. Up to two or three weeks ag
this team had not lost game. but s,pc
then has been defeated twice. The clu'
now stands with nine victories and tw,
defeats to It's credit. This is a gram
average Of .slS. The team ha
pionship during the entire season, as II
nearest rival. Fifth. has only an aver
age OF .b56, having won Ave out Of tn
nine games played.
The Washington times., 1916-08-03

Southern Auditors will meet the CO.
lumbia A. G. In a practice game to-
morrow at the Union station grounds.
In about a week the post-season series
start and Manager Tripplet Is not
of them going stale. Jimmy" DAILY will
probably do the mound duty for the
Auditors while Burns will don the
mask. Columbia's batteries have moi
been given out yet.
The Washington times., 1916-08-03
Of Course.

"They say that iron enters largely
into the composition of the human
system"
'T suppose that's why a man loses
his temper when he gets hot."-Nsw
York World.
The Washington times., 1916-08-03

The East VS.. West matches tomorrow
at the West Side Tennis Club, New
York city, will find Maurice McLough-
lin absent Plenty of competition will be
offered. however.
The Eastern team will consist of Fred
erick B. Alexander. w. M. Washburn,
and Karl Behr. Of New York city;
George M. Church. Tenany. N, j.; Nath-
aniel w. Miles, Boston. Mass, and r.
Norris Williams. I'd. Philadelphia, The
Western players will be William NJ.
Johnston. national singles champion, OF
San Francisco. CAL; Ward Dawson,
Los Angeles. Cal, and Clarence J. Crit
I'm. w. r. Davis, II, v. d. Johns, r. L.
Murray. and Roland Roberts. all of San
Francisco. Cal.
The order Of play follows: Friday
August I, D. M. Griffin VS.. Church
Murray vs.. Niles OF Washburn $3.50 %
M, Davis VS.. Behr: p. M, Johnston
VS.. williams. Saturday, 1880 p. M, VIII.
liams and Church vs.. Davis and Muir.
ray; 2:S0 p. M. Roberts VS.. Pell, Wash.
burn or Niles; p. M, Alexander and
Rehr VS.. Johnston and Griffin.
Commissioners defeated Government
Printing Office and Interior won from
Smithsonian in the Departmental Tenni,
League yesterday. both by the sam,
SCORE, 4 to l.--Summaries:
COMMISSIONERS 4; q. p. o.. I.
Team l-G. p. o. (Buckingham Tisdel
defeated Commissioners CMcNulty-Mc
cNthran). ~. Ga.
ksam a. Commissioners paxton
The Washington times., 1916-08-03

place of J. II. II. A. and the board of
directors will taken action In reference
to forfeit yumes.
A committee will also be appointed to
work out all details In reference to the
.nter-cIty series. in which the Washing
ton Amateur League will take part.
The clubs play Friday al follows:
s. 3. C.. G.. will play Truxton A. c..
at Diamond No. l. Monument
Grounds.
Manhattan A. c. will line up
against Regent A. c., at Seventeenth
and Decatur street southeast.
Royal A. c. will play Raoen A. c.,
at Fifth and Florida avenue north
east.
Cherrydaie, Jrs.. will play Belve-
dere A. c.. at Cherrydale.
The Washington Amateur League
played its fourth, game yesterday. and
the race is as clofe yfs possible. Truxtor
and s. 8. c. c. betna tied for first place
with both haviR4 -four wins and nc
losses. They meet Friday.
The games resulted yesterday as fol
s. s. C. c.. Q: Royai A. CO.
Truxton A. c., II; .Cherrydaie Jrs., g.
Manhattan. 0; J II. II. A. o., o ifor,
feited).
poned.
The Washington times., 1916-08-03
LOCAL AND N. Y. FINANCIAL NEWS
New York Stocks.

All transactions in stocks are on the basis
Of dollars and fractions thereof.
Quotations furnished BY w. B. Hibbs
Co.. members Of New York Stock Exchange.
Hibbs Building.
The Washington times., 1916-08-03
Useless Work.

Mistress-Did you water the rubber
plant. Mary?
New Maid-why. no mum, I thought
Il was waterproof.-Boston Transcript.
The Washington times., 1916-08-03

LAKE. the Blue Ridge lady aud the but.
termilk. money Is something that Jack
Rockerfeller aint got nothing else but.
The Washington times., 1916-08-03

Columbia University Is suing for a strip
OF ground eleven inches wide. Looks as n
they intended TO run the ends this fall.
The Washington times., 1916-08-03

Sure, zoe call him Jack. We're Just rs
Chumny as King George and the
Kaiser.
The Washington times., 1916-08-03

The Washington Amateur League will
hold nm Important meeting tonight,
which will re held at 42 Ninth street
northwest at s p. m. sharp.
All protests must be settled and the
Belyedere A. c. will be taken into the
League in the place Of Fraternity A. G.
Raoen A. c. will also be given the
The Washington times., 1916-08-03

The Capital CITY Amateur League
played its fourth game and a good
the Iroquois A. c. II to 3. Today's game
vii! be Dixie A. c. VS.. National 4. {.
Mt Fifth and Florida avenue, at $50
p. m.
The Washington times., 1916-08-03

You ,co,ld be surprised " pou ldmped
Barney OIddeId hanging up a neD speed
record on roller skates. but Uhdtta bort
BIN Carrtoan Who Is toinning a pennant
toithout iris Spedkerf
Copyright 1915. by the Press Publishing Co. }
The Washington times., 1916-08-03

Navy will get a chance to open up on
War tomorrow as the Postoffice team
will be played. Labor-State Is meeting
the Aggies In the regularly scheduled
matches.