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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-21
COACHES GIVE ATTENTION
TO INTERFERENCE WORK
',rI.n'n i:c;sninrs Given Rest. but VIII
u" worked Hard uutii Thanksgiving.
several Men Injured.
Especial 20 The Times Dispatch

HAittOTTESNlI.LE. VA, November
I'm the absence OF Head Coach
frans who WAS called home OH ac
'onh, OF Al business engagement. vir-
S'h'a varsity eleven was excused from
pi"t'ice to-day. However the Lambeth
ri,in Efidiron was the scene of a clash
Tween tho freshmen and scruh
jieNchS. IN nm effort To get the former
~ SShane to meet the freshman team
~ 'ne University OF North Carolina ~,
M'apei it'il on Saturday OF this week
m"tn interest ccntcrs in the Outcome
~, lnS game. :, new f...ure Of ViIrini:.
"mrpIii;t root ball rivalry
ihTee lncnbers Of the varsity eIcv.n
WtIe injured IN Saturdays game vim
NNISlhia Military Institute, coleman
M ana Emssell. each Of whom has :,
.,Ii ~ IN the University Hospital. but
~ 1Fil Tor Practice tomorrow. though
oI course they viii ,be Kent ON nj Ell
scrih'naScs until tho cck-cud "
:. hc, smeir Efforts towards developing
octter interference ana Instructive,
-, ,, niIaffers how to tackle encctivciy'
Enhecihi attention viii be given tEe
s,"n' Wno made Il miserable Showing in
:rrnt,uruhEs game. Despite the fact thut
humans long puuts went hirh .hc
Snds were painfully slow I'm rnt,in.
dowll the field. and time and ap.iS
oer'Sche!. the Cadet star back wa.
permitted TO get away for long runs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-21
Annn Case Here "wednesday.

Under tho local management Of
Hubert Belts. one Of the most interest
ing concerts OF the season will bc
given ~ Tho CITY Auditorium OH Wcr-
nesdaH night when Anna Case the
noted Metropolitan soprano. viii rlake
her nrS; appearance in Richmond with
Rudolph CAM, the distin :uIshcd pinn-
ist. Miss cas-" was To have sung with
tho Wednesday, Club last May. but was
prevented from filling her engagement
50 that her recital is looked forward to
with more than ordinary interest Re-
terr!ng To ono OF Miss Cases New
York appearances. the New York Tri-
bunc--whosc music critic ~ The severe
H. T. krchbiel-said; "Hc: voice is to-
dag one OF the most beautiful natural
organs 70 he heard in tho world OF
opera or concert. Her singing OF the
aria. Angels Ever Bright and Fair
from ilandcis ''Theoiurn," was an OK.
nuisitc accomplishing both in tone
and drlicacy OF nuancc." This a ia IL
may be mentioned. is given pi;. C n tho
program Of Wednesday night
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-21
lRVINGT0N SITE is
CHOSEN FOR LIME PLANT
hohro Accepts Proposition of tnrt.,..
'reeH Guam" tompany-Wih
Grind Mnri for Fertilizer

inc stat" Convict Lime Board voted
yesterday to establish tho new linn.
SrinHinE plant for which provision was
'n"d" hN the last General Assembly. on
site near IrrinSton. upon which ihc,.
~ located q plant formerly uacd as n
fish factory.
inc property il owned By the Carter,
!Fcck Guano Company. &. H. f. uub
bard. Jr.. and w r. James. proprietor.
from whom i, Will be bought by ,h.
state. Their proposition has alrcadv
ocen accepted and tho transfer win
take place as soon ~ the proper pa
pcrs can be prepared
~ Is inc plan OF the state Convict
Limo Hoard 10 proceed as soon as
possible with the installation OF M.
cnintry and 10 have tho plant in opcr.
Won az an earl! date. An appropri,
t'"n OF $4,000 was provided by tho
it't Legislature for the equipment o,
plant 10 bc located IN tn, Tidewatc-
SECTION and 10 be used for the convert
ing o' mari and oyster shells into
lertiiizinS material The plan, IL de
signed 20 perform for the farmers Of
the eastern part of the State tho same
ScrNic" that is given tho farmer. OF
IN" western section by the plant nj
stanton.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-21
ouElaa Gordon.


Tho most spontaneous FUN in the
Lyrics nov bill is supplied by James
Il. Donovan and Marie Lee. whose pat
tor tc"iers always on the brink OF the
imrr"pcr without actually topping
over. ana Whose Irish jigs. songs and
iul!ahios are things OF JOY. ono other
act makes good on it's "stuft"--Fcrry,
the human frog. who hasn't any bones
10 speak Of. and whose spine il plain
India rubber. lie is one o: the best
coni"rtionists that Richmond has seen
i'll many day. and his stunts are
given 81 novel setting.
The ambitious act purports to he Il
beautiful idyl OF Pluck and Love over
coming Fear. IN which he star parta
80" taken by George .tuCe~. -. eight
foo giant who was seen here last oc-
iohcr 1T tho state Eair. and Erucs:
E"nmol. who's" stature is something
over nfis inches Nuper scores by
reason rf his hulk and nothing more
Ronmel and Bert Morrisey have OPP
por'unity for some go d comedy work
AND MAX" use OF II. But The piece IL
hopeiessly dull and idea free. in spite
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-21
hNt tH ron GEIs SHARP Si,El
ON II\ti. CRIMSON pR>,"Ii, +.

-, AMEkIDGE. MASS Noycmbc Co.,.
nc i"sl ,weeh 81 me annual focthal
afternoon wh"n ,oach iiauGntou traced
up AT princeton "u Saturday
4 ION" sCriIHniaGc hctw.cu .ib,. y.,
HIt! hur Substitutes took place Later
~ the stadium. the former winning II
10 3 The varsity lined W ion whIi is
nhei% I" u" is order 81 m" STAR, or
the Val, gam" although Swoctcr nho
was dlSp."ccd hy Gamer al ripGt tackle.
- nor done lighting by amy means
onnef has been on; OF play for sevcral
H.eh. 81" must conc fasl the nest
ic" days 20 land Il regular jon ROBIN.
."ii ais" Vas bach Win the squad and
nIioisG ne ".e+.n 80 his "!d-limc cool
Minot scored the FIRST varsity touch
Gown on F." iong run. Will. ThaCac: Was
showed across fo' tie scconu sror. T.!
i've iushes. after ihiuu,y recovered a
,unbl. on the subs nitccn-ynrd line.
Murr'.s., for team IL. raced eighty yards
Ior touchIo"n after 81 tumble BY on.
oil the variety backs. but the recllaIs
same BACK strong and marched the
length Of the field for ano her touch.
down.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-21
LOCAL BASKETBALL PLANS
FEDERATION WILL HAVE
TWELVE TEAMS IN FIELD
M1nnEcrs Requested ~ ,'ic tupi'ra-
Hons and Player LIST WITH ~crrc-
turS Nnu uurru-!'iUor, Secured.

The first steps toMa-d the oreaniz:'-
,Si9n OF basketball PLAYERS tor "a, ~,
night, whcn representatives of twelve
teams met with \rthu! N"u Hurcn.
s .,n,,,! or The kicnmoMH nnntSnI
Ollie Union. rhc gHthlyiug wUs "u en-
'husiastic ono. ami all sp"ko eucour-
asingly OF tho prospects for the year.
lin ohtainiuS 'I"ors tor the contests
WAS tea'ed In q. measure that trouble
'is being ohii:vr3t,d.
Clubs represented last night were az
follows: hrst division. tai,mount Ath-
Christian Association aud McGiil Cath,
Ollie tiion. Second uiNiaiou: Second
Baptist thUrch, Dung Mems Hebrew
sion: Mctitn r"lh"lic onion SECOND
mount second team aud church Hll
second team. Each of these orpauizn-
lions Will cutcl teams Tor the season
Of tho Y NJ. q. y, ionrrt :. Hcll and
Bernard Patterson were named rs the
10 The tcdoi.,hom at the 'nyetinr 10 i've
holu OH nest Monday night. ~ thut
WIFI l.. MAJ, o. ' me-, sgn,on sGnSan Ute
year completed.
Permission already has been granted
the federation TO- the use ~ I'll, Mcijli
atd il IS Expected thai the y. NJ { \
WI allow teams ,"f the uisamizaiou
INC use OF then loo" ON Monday anu
Friday nights Vi this Is accomplished.
. schedule that win permit every t.ari
playing twice Ns,ck probably will lie
drafted. Negotiations Tor thc use "t
several o;Ncr HOOKS ar, Still iu prog
IesS. but they haE. not ',aChc'l "a sat
isfactory stage.
Secretary Van Buryi, announced las,
night that he would like managers at
amy teams DESIRING TO play with tn"
'fedei",ton organization 40 c"nmuni
cate with hlu at once. =" that thcy
uan be given consideration in the draw
ing W OF tue schedule. 10 ais" ~ de-
shan inrS " hm VIII "''''i i"t Of
the players who VIII compose their .
teams. ana also Sp"Ciiyiug The dates on .
which tho! me-. @!"e"dy h.y, sch,d- .
We'd S;i;.@ with lives outside OF the .
'oderat.on. Al. Van Hureu should lie
" I,'. &C., ~ ,'oon luS. '',E n"ii
tc;nry VAN isurcu. ihysical Di"ctdr q
Nilsson and tnct' aY*i<t.,m,,. prospects
for the iuca! basketball season are .
ago. Cons'de'.,oir pr"crcss has been .
m"He along various liues. and Il now /
rs believed ih;i ;he season VIII b.. a /
success ~, pie -. II" act chat four
OF the old toiuHs vii not lie la thc .
plaNin;. because mus; OF liz. men arc .
ahStnt with tae httN.
should begin during the second week .
In December ana should ran mill tho +
tirsi wcclt Ga February. 'hc regular .
season will lie followed 10y - scrtc. OF (
Eamra between The wiuniu., Terms al
.!ho second ui!d third divisions. nr,i the /
WHINE" % that series then will Wv't F
t('" Victorious Huini OF tho nrs. ujvi-
nionshlp- " - piuhtnic that number .
o. oihc; games viii bc played in u,iGi- /
t {nm, TO ~ y' ,,, nal'eS ~ The
tonc-v and other institutions viii put ;
hvcs In he hcld
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-21
Johnson DOESN'T WORRY
Threatened strike al Iii: I.rn.urrs
Cause" American League President
Little Concern.

c!IltAGo. November 90. trcaiocn,
- i. Johnson. nr tho american League.
- not worried about the threatened
strike" Of ha&chnll PLAYERS nor doe.
n" hclicNe that tho proposed new
baseball commission SET IN morton at
Now Orleans "ill Interfere with the
National comiulssiou. Of which he Is
member.
~ discussing tnc threat of the play
erS No; 90 sign unless their contracts
w"r" Endorsed by tho fraternity niii-
cial$. Mr.. Johnson said the figure;
GlNcl OUT we've misleading.
Instead of unl! twenty live play
els having i"!doNcr contracts i'm ia"
major Leagues" u" said There arc
probably sIStS meu III tho American
l.raGu, Iluu. whose contracts run,
uNv. most season. am not worry !uE
.thnut amy possible strife and neither
irc the uWncrsen our lcaSuc.
"'thc National Commission has IN The
nIs; been able !" haudl- The cases
which have come up ana | thiuk they
viii u" able 20 do g" in tn. future"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-21
Itt tOI.oItIp EiI:,E>
BttK IRbH et'ttI>s.l Ji.Ip

SHe.i"i 10 The Times dispatch
YET EESEl re VA. Nov, iut.r 20
the Y. y !. football term raS returned
nom - annual Western tcip after win
Mug from lyuchur"- Seminary and
college by Tho scur" ni . to %. ANA from
l:oanokc Social 1lGn hy IN, or, &C
In both games lie hos ,.uco.kod :.
.eri"s Of now plays ana q different .tyl.
mat Coach Bacon has u.b'bod iu thcu.
The open. game benz their pr:uripAi
attach Jackson usual rlaytd 4
spectacular game each day. as ala can.
tam Chilcs with Wi,lis. Wood. H,aNis
ana Anderson.
This wech C"acn Hacol. is propaiiu.
for the Howard game tia, lis 10 lie
played "Wednesday. November - ou tho
nome teams campus There a., f.v
injuries. ~. more serious hcm@ 10
Captain chiles Jackson aud NnGSt>osl.
but IL - hop"d That jh.s VIII be Ina In.
BEST OF condition for 'hc coming raui,.
shaw is 10 play iu Hcicrshur@ also uit
rhankasivirr Dag. an i.r.c crowd
as we'll as good game f. looked for
~ the followers Of ,hr rraue ami
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-21
Nc IiOi.SON uI,N'T LOSES
To HIGHLAND itHi,. FIVE.

H'@hiLud r:rls Basketball team yes
;c""y afternoon defeated the Nichol-
son u'Itut hS a Sror" 81 - TO -, i'lip-
r"n az ir"'E.n starriEr with their
Uc"ijN" goal shootinr. Tho lineup.
,.,',I rin;,, ."r
,fiarc,, c..utcr, ic' hlcs loft .uHrd.
Tyson ,t.oydp. right ;,!ard
Nicholson M"\am.r. left forward {.
sharp. ri=hi forward. Tayoclnur;on.
c"ut"r. Nicc, left guard, Johnston. right
guard.
;ubstirution& rcci.han for Johnson,
Goals from field Sharp ~. Throck
morton. Rice 90. johnson. i'lippcu ,5).
bcckStm go. t'lar". tyson, Floyd. rN :
son -, Goals from foUl rhrockmo. =
ton, t'lppcn 80. Flare Tyson.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-21
UNUSUAL BASKETBALL
{ ::H hiir' ~ :i-tu-G score i.:iiu>t
CT. Nurm:ti-- Moss nu, stroud star
- coal shutting.

fhc cary school uvc yrsje;,ity alter
noon >4efeatcJ! Che uC.ui representing
:" 10 % The City %orimai I,i:.,,is wsr,
Unable 10 huh TIC haEkyts uu III, rev
tttcmpts the Opposing guard" aIi"w"d
them chances I" shoot Tor ih"n. whLIv
IN. cary iu|NN.dH ran lict rIor. IN
500! AMI rl!h'st $Irt TIVE roals at vii
Moss made eleven and STROUD five from
the field. The l,uo-up;
Gary Eair. l,rt iorwu,.l: .:j.cud
riEhi forward: Moss center: Nardi .cft
9Gnrd. Nmrl"tm. ii2h; ;.Uord.
city N"ru"' Knott, loft f"rW rrd:
IIrShcS, ;1En' iriwHrd. Johnson. c"n-
ter. Wnl.ams. lr;t a;uird; i'hi,t5s. r,.,ht
sti?"d.
Institutions Gentry for N.urn.i:il.
Mill'r '"" i'hillp ioals from ueid
STROUD -. ft",l 90. Mos, bi,. Conn,
~. Goals from Coal Moss EufrrcC.
l'n,rMOi- lNMMirc. NMmmNMnN.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-21
ROBBERY REPORTED
burglars secure SinU.I5 From uomc of
". q. i.nwmnn, In south
nirhnond

u. G. Lowman, Of lis Edwards Ave-
nue. south Richmond. reported 10 the
police yesterday that "o,noonc had
entered MS home aud stolen goods
valued at sloo.i3. II. said that en-
trance wa" effected through It rear
window.
Tho articles l,s,cd as being stolen
we're gold watch. valued Mt $50; A
vest. with huiic IN the pocket. both
valued "a; $50. pair of gold Gun.
buttons, "aIucd Al ,ii.5o: currcuc>.
So Sm"l! bank containing slja AMI
i FOUNTAIN pen, valued at 3l.au
Thc house was entered some time
during III" early hours of Sunday
morning. There IL no clue 10 the rob-
Der.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-21

Litno EGi; l. Goiur 30 Find You Some
Day ono OF chem has suit OF
auhUfn hair that many II pri,na donna
wou!i give two or three high Cs for.
None Of all this matters much. how
ever. The thing Of real Importance is
that au audience that stretched from
the bass drum 20 the plush rail gloried
in every minute Of it. and that similar
audiences VIII uniouhtcdly echo last
nights roar ring laughter throughout
every one OF Tho eight performances
still 10 como.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-21
vii .iiIHNi n START ;'INaI.
f'HEP.iK tTi0NS ron ARMY GNNIt

.-\NSArOi.lS. Mp.. November % The
hiiM"u, began their nnal wrck Of
preparation for the West Point gam.
thi: All ruC ~. fl"t rticc Vill be con
tInucd here on Tuesday ami Wcdn"S-
day at -nouu and thursday morning.
and r"s ll'cd -! ia" Folio G""unds ia
Now - on FRIDAY. 'ouii"cuc" in Z.
victor, over Tic .Lrny te''n j. =roW
ibG E"' II H. prIc !cIily Suited thai
larry an" insr"m VII begin thc Ar".
:. t,lo n ~" halTcs and that Robert
VIII SOFT q; tUii. Tlc BATH, 20: uu:Ii
.or ha''< is :tili or between Wholchc.
and on.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-21
y w: ;'I.tiE:ItS Held ~
tltt. fpH :,it.NtI. INit TitI.

MEM HAVEN. Novcmh"r %" Yale
look nuiN signal practice To-day in
the baseball cage. t.,pt.ii, Hlac!. :,,d
Fox, the Gu. rdS. and 'all,hau. center,
uid not report. ;hcir place; being u'l"l
lbs I"nncr. Calf aud hutchinson. TIA"
squad came from Atlantic city Ibis
afternoon. .icad Coach Tad Jones said
Tonight that every player Was Ia GOOD
condition.. quarter Back rTHvcrS smith
rri|l r"J"in the eleven jn-nurruW.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-21
EIIm-I,Inmmcd ou, az $50.

Margaret kellam. OF puynl street.
exported TO tho police yesterday th..,
she had been Him Damned out OF $3.50.
negro man worked tho old pocket
book system upon her 10 get her
money. she said
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-21
FlSHRURNE CLAIMS TITLE
itctur3 over Staun,on Niilitnr. i,ai-
envy Gives II Edge Prep hmm
piUnSh ip-Iinrkrr plns> Veil,

WAiNESBoRb. NN. &oyrmbc" %
ti:,hhrrnc Military N.adcm! is tiaiu-
inS the prep championship OF tIv state
as = result of its victor! over SiuUutUn
Military Academy last saturday. The
nn"l score Vas 10 TO :. ami brought
FiShbuIU.'> season 10 =. clos, without
single defeat Iarkcr. the i;',h-
mond boy wh" has been plaviry am tN-
CciIvni game ct left Cud All season for
fishhui ne. i sa'd 10 have contributed
considerable :" TIA" $u"ccs>
The gam. here on Saturday wa. All
tended by i l;i-- crowd. practically
the entire student bodies OF each iusli-
tuition being present. In addition th.r,
wtr" tno hauds. Footing played a
Conspicuous part - tho days sport
The stanton Military AcaGoiuy drew
the south goal and the llick-urt. hut tn"
en- side. Ia 5h, second uuarjer tho
6 on; n,i nfA.ir'n lEm" made '%uyh4"w".
hr:nS M. INC >,"rc a. " a., NC end OF
IN" FIRST haiC
rhc tu.!, QUARTZ" las uN"Vcntful.
hut IN The last quarter Robinson made
s. z touchdown ami : cdc=ar iiClcU IA.
clicked :, goal from Tho nclG, cn,iin >
the game viii = FishhUruc victory al
10 TO : Tho lulc-Ep.
Fishhurnc Military Schr"i Parker.
'eI' ond: Frazer. lvfi Jackie Roam,
Lot guard: j. Martin. center, M;.ddrX
right guard; Robinson, right tackle,
tus,in right end: ncy. uuurtcr back
.idGwrn loft half. johnson. r.Cai half:
Hncrsca 'cs rtaiub fun back
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-21
ADJUSTMENTS
:tr ballet ltU>sr.

to look - il he p!aghilcm'S Eallc:
fnSsc viii appcur before ~ large an
audience -" the .NC&Gcry 81 Mlisjc can,
sea- az contain. y" tie surprise Of
those VIII" doubted. rNuy sign ',uinis
80 = *old-"ut hous' lun~ hofors Monday
u':ili. whcm Tia" hai.c; WIFI be- seen in
whlt - certain {" De :, memorable per
'"I"anc". III addition 20 Niiinsky who
j" the most famous MAJ Iaucc, in tn,
world To-day tho compHny Includes
man! noted aoluist, OF tho Russian
school nov dancing III America :. large
chorus a"d - tuN symphony orchestra.
The orchestra. hy the way WI hc
directed rs l'ic"tv MVnt""ux. "a ais
un&u'Sh"d !r'nrh conductor. VIII" but
lately served his N" IN tho tr"n.hc*
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1916-06-24

Mr.. Zavier Kramer, the consult
ing Engineer to the New Iberia
Board Of Sanitary Sewerage was
here this week 10 conference with
the commissioners, relative to the
status of affairs and the prospects
OF getting the difficulties straight.
ened out. He suggested the re.
turn of all papers held by the sue
cessful bidder in the last sale of
bonds and to close with those who
were awarded the bond issue.
he suggested that he would then
refer the question Of validity of
the bonds to Messrs. Wood &
Oakley, bond attorneys of New
York city, and get their opinion of
the negotlabiIIty OF the bonds.
II they pronounce the bonds good,
an effort will be made to find an
other purchaser tor them. If, on
the other hand, they concur in the
opinion that the Sewerage Board
has not been correctly orga nized,
then all proceedings had will have
70 be nullified, and new start
made.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1916-06-24

The Government annually plants
large quantities Of fish fry in the
streams of the National Forests.
Last year over 1,100, 900 were
planted in Colorado aud Wyoming
alone. This was done to render
the Forests more attractive to the
public by affording good fishing.
Where much of the water is used
for irrigation, unless the bitches
are screened, the trout enter and
are washed out on to the fields
While f1sh are said to make good
fertilizer, officials think that
trout are too expensive to be used
for that purpose.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1916-06-24

Through tickets are beng sold
on the trolley line from this place
to Clarendon Beach, commencing
on Tuesday of this week. Tickets
for the round trip are offered at
81 90 This arrangement has
been made practicable by the co.
operation Of Ernest Morris line of
automobiles between Jeanerette
and the Oharenton Beach. These
tickets are good for through
travel every day from 8 p. M. till
midnight, and on Sundays, all
day.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1916-06-24
NEGRO ESCAPES MOB;
IS ARRESTED HERE,
Crime Seems to Be Friend
ship With Negro Under
Arrest in New Iberia.
Times Picayune.

Times Picayune.
After GLIDING mob of angry citj
zens of New iberia, La, who were
bent on lynching him. Ambrose Page
was arrested here Wednesday night
! on the Temple Roof Garden, Grayier
and Saratoga streets. Detectives Behr-
man, Clifton. Gregson and Poretto.
The negro is held IN the First pre-.
cinct station until the New Iberia Off
GERS come for him
Page told Detective Dantonio that
he had been escorted out of New he.
ria at midnight Thursday by Chief of
Police Broughton and the city mar
sinai. lie said a friend of bis, George
Boutte. another negro. had gotten
into some trouble with white WON.
an, - and was placed under arrest, and
when the residents of New Iberia
heard OF the arrest a number of them
went to the Jail with the intention of
forcing the jail and lyncbing Boutte.
Sheriff Landry said Page, learning oil
the mob's intention, got a horse and |
buggy and managed to get Boutte out
of town.
Page said he had called on Boutte
whlie the latter was in jail, and the
mob, learning he was friend of
Boutte, after being frustrated In the
attempt to get the latter, started to 90
70 the Elks' Club, where Page was
employed, but the chief of police and
he marshal arrived first, and, hurry
ng him into buggy, drove him out
If the city.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1916-06-24
Use The TRAVEL Frs
RA1LwAX0UIDE
-. ea Y q -

An lberiaD, who recently visit
cd Monroe, reports that the "wet.
ness" of the town is even striking
to the notice of one from New
Iberia, which can hardly be con.
sldered q prohibition hamlet.
monroe imposes q license for the
city of $500, and there are TWEEN
ty four establishments in the
town paying the license. This
branch Of business contributes
*36. 900 per annum to the city's
revenues. 1t is not quite clear
how "business" IN such a town
could get dry" enough to pro
duce that condition usually men,
toned as "hard times"
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1916-06-24

Mexico has appealed TO the pow
ers OF Europe for their sympathy
IN this, her hour of great trial and
test OF strength with the United
states Of America Europe is
very busy just now and can hardly
give the petition such considera
ton as would be satisfying to our
Southern nelghbor. 1t might be
good idea for Mexico to prompt
~ amend her petition to the pow
ers: "See that my memory is kept
green" or something as touching
and appropriate.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1916-06-24
Sold By ESTORGE DRUG co.

= Tonight the Masons will cele
brate st. Johns Day in a manner
10 accord with their custom com.
ing down through the centuries
An invitation was extended to the
Grand Masonic Lecturer of this
State, jessie X. Taylor of Rayne,
to be present and to address the
lodge. After the ceremonies be
hind tiled doors, the members will
repair to the banquet hall, where
all MasOns are invited to partici-
pate In a modest spread CONNIE
the occasion.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1916-06-24

The removal from New Iberia of
Mr.. and Mrs. w. ID Henning was
learned with regret by large
number of people of this commu-
nifty. Both Mr.. and Mrs. Hen
ming are highly esteemed and
have made for themselves MANY
personal friends. Mrs Henning
Is at present in Texas and Mr..
Fehnlbg will join her after a
short visit to New Orleans. Aft.
arwhicb, Mr.. HenniDg will enter
Upon his new duties.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1916-06-24

Mr.. Geo M. Zoos was here a
couple Of days this week exhibit
ing the Delco Lighting outfit espe
cially adapted for the farm and
farm home. The Delco System is
a complete electric light and
power plant, which may De install
ed and successfully operated al
most anywhere. Mr.. Zoos was
travelling by auto and in his ma
chine was complete installation
for light and power. He left here
gong north on Tuesday.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1916-06-24

The So VII Traction and Power
90 in conjunction with the Nor
rls Transfer, will operate a JOINT
electric car fand automobile serv
ice from New iberia to Clarendon
Beach resort, every day after 5
P. NJ. and aK ds3 do Sundays.
Round TRIP tickets, +l.OO, will be
sold by conductors ON the cars, or
at the Office.
l.. ii. LEVINSON, Gen'l Mgr.