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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-11-27

day, Marlin; J. E. Phillips, Fort
Worth: II. A. Ellison, Fort Worth;
Judge Seay and wife and family, Dali
las; j. r. Cauthen, Chicago; w. G..
Lowell and wife, Beaumont; R. l..
Nixon, Washington; ]. B. Loggins,
Ennis; Miss Mary Dillon, TT. Worth;
Miss j. Lewis. Fort Worth; w. T.
Johns. Fort Worth; +. d. Corner,
Fort Worth; John C. Wood, Dallas.
For results, advertise in the Light.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-11-27
bURGllR ENTERS CITY
NEAT MARKET SUNDAY
RtFLED CASH REGISTER AND
MADE NAY WITH APPROxI-
MATEIA - IN CHANGE.
Tricd 70 Effcct Entrance nf Ny
cnun's AlArket but Doors We're
Wcdnrd and He Gave
U tho Task.

a burglar broke into the City Meat
market last night and riflod the cash
register, getting about 81 IN small
chnngo. Tho Intruder cut tho screen
II tho back door and then removed q
baf ecross the door and effected an
entrance Nothing other than the
money was missing. according to
Manager Emmett Turman.
Some ono. evidently the same fol-
low, attempted to enter Nycum's mar.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-11-27

Tho band concert advertised for
tonight at Trinity auditorium was
postponed on account of the lecture
by Dr. WInship. which will be held
AT Sims library tonight. The band
boys plan to give a very interesting
program at the University auditorium
Wednesday night.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-11-27

Rev. N. p. Patterson, former
Trinity University student, and now
pastor of the Presbyterian church at
Beatrice. Nebs dropped in on his
friends IN Waxahachio for short Wis
it today. Rev. Patterson had been on
a trip to South Texas and preached
last night at Hutto. He Is delighted
that Nebraska has lined up In the
dry column, and says 1t was a great
victory.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-11-27
THE though" POLICEMAN
OBSOLETE, HE SAYS.

CHICAGO, Nov. 27.-The good
policeman of today is gentleman
suave, polite. and alert to his duty.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-11-27

Officers Harsus and Hamm raided
the dusky gamostera on Sunday night
and managed to pick up some eigh-
teen or twenty at Boyee and north
of town. Charges were filed today
against them.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-11-27

The Waxahnchie Shakespeare club
will meet Tuesday at 2:30 O'Clock,
followed by DR.. Wanamaker's lee
ture at 3:3o o'clock. Tho business
session and deicgatcs' report win be
heard previous to the lecture hour
.
Or. and Mrs. J. II. Snow OF Dallas
motorcd thru from Waco late Sat
urday and were guests Of Rev. and
Mrs. j. Edward johnson in the city
for time.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-11-27

n A. coperson, Dallas; G. b. Mon
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-11-27
Inspecting Sites for Sub Base

Inspecting Sites for Sub Base
LOS ANGELES, Cal, Nov. I
Rear Admiral j. NJ. Helm, head
the commission on naval yards
naval stations, today took U
consideration data assembled yea
day In the inspecting of eight
posed sites for submarine and
ton stations near this city.
Cost little--save much-WaM
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-11-27

Inspector Cornelius F. Casalana
New York police department told
police sergeants OF the Chicago
partment. He urged them to
member that the tough guy" N
man is no longer a success In
larger cities.
"Our business is to serve the
lie, not to bully It," he said.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-10
CHESTERFIELD DAUGHTERS
FAVOR PREPAREDNESS
Members of thupter Vote to Join Mil
lion McmhcrS Womnn's NnN!
League.

The members Of Chesterfield chap
ter. United daughters OF the cunfcd
crac%. on Wednesday, afternoon decided
to join III. Million Members Woman
Navy League. and stand back OF I'rcsi-
dent Wilson in the matter of prepared
HESS.
The meeting was called 10 order in
the parlorS OF the BainbridEr street
lsaptiS: Church. Mrs y. J. Hurt. prcsi-
dent. presided, and. after the routln"
opening 81 the meeting. presented Mrs
m"nd Division. Million Members Wo-
mans Navy League. L. : ~
In hcr opening remarks. Mrs Alien.
who introduced the speaker. stated that,
In" Chesterfield Chapter had never been
prominent In any political m"v",ncr'.
but that rs she understood prcparr.i-
ness ~ had FOR its intent the avoilancc
of war She said she believed the
women OF Chesterfield well Understood
the meaning nr wa. She therefor.
asked them 10 stand back Of Pres dent
Wilson In his program which had for
its ucan'ur the doing away with w..r.
Ia her speech. Mrs. Bowman briefly
outlined the purpose Of hey work and
sh" created such an impression whom
tho work Of The league sh" represented
was understood. that seventeen ~ the
eighteen members present joined She
league
y letter was read rrom ,r" County
school BOARD granting The privi,cr" of
raising the stat" naG ov.r tho iii"h
school at Chester. III" ceremony Will
take plac" ON .>pri! /. n : ocloci; in
the afternoon. and au interesting pro-
gram i heinz: arranged for the occa-
sion
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-10
TORRENS COMPANY FORMED
New Corporation VIII Handle Regis.
trnti6n of Land TITLES Under
New Inv.

The rorrens Land Title ana Regis
uat!ou Corporation was granted :,
charter yesterday hy the stat. Cor
po:ai!"L, the p:ucip.! offices ., Ike
nr" concern TO be located in Richmond.
me company is organized Tor Ia" pur-
pos. g! securing the registration Of
res! -Stat" titles Under Inc TVgrrus
system. Thu papers were presented 10
the commission ry Colonel l.ugen. T.
Mnssic. "a former member Of tn. House
Of Delegates from Richmond. the origi-
nal patron Of the Torrcns land hin. ana
who WAS largely responsible. TOY tn.
passage OF the measure
Tie officers OF the new corporation
are John .. l."sleE. president: W r.
MaSs!c. treasurer. and H. W l,llcrsnn
secretary. Tho officers az. All I;icn.
m"ud business men, ana viii constitute.
tn" board @: directors 81 tn. com
panN.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-10
Praise for War
Relief Association
Letter Of Thanks Recciucd From
British american Fund
in Nep York.

Nc'! @r"ciouS letter al 'ha'tNs Was
received yesterday from the british
American War Relief Fund i'm Ec,y
,
"
PrtS"'h'' "'r'c'e" 10 the secretary oil
the War Relief Association Of Virginia
The letter was as follows.
..y, h., ,,..,i,,, .!
~ 81 ~" >
"oN 30 80 ana ''Nh""''"sc II WIN
many thanks, We ar" extremely CRATE
tul To-! your Splcnuiu donations yotr
,.,
"''' P''N'" IL Is great pleasure 10
receive them W. enjoyed very much
a Visit iron Mrs. Eo!linr, of yoir as
,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-10
QUALITIES AS MARKSMAN
Richmond 10. In Marine Corps Win>
High Praise for Accurate
Shooting.

William j. tiuGlcY. Il son OF George
g ,iurlcN. Richmond, who enlisted n.
the Cuit"d states Marine Corps. Angus,
10, 1919, has qualified as Il nlarllslnan.
according 10 an official bulletin ISSUED
from the headquarters al the corus a,
WASHINGTON.
Gurl"y is now serving tn lii. marine
barracks, navy yard. boston Mass
awaiting orders 10 !.. transferred IN
cNpc"itlonarE duty. pi IA. !n;rIlD,;.n-
ship 81 The young recruit the o,tic..,
bulletins SAYS. 'HouSidcrinr rh. roct
that ;urlcl ~ scarcely more than a re-,
crU!;' his performance ia purmcrv is
'""hc" upon by Marin" Corps officials
as lttt!" snort OF marvellous"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-10
YOUNG MAN IS WANTED
BY ROANOKE AUTHORITIES
Roy HurG"r Arrrs red on thnrvc ~
b"frnudinE Hichmond Hotel.
He settles Account.

Kay burger, tW'nty.onc years old.
Of rouphliccpsic. y y. is being held
at the First rrccina, station as :, fur,.
tive from justice from Roanoke and
on q charge OF fraudulcrtly obtaining
hoard and lodging from the Eirhmnud
iot"l 70 the extent .! 5000 This
Till Mas paid YESTERDAY afternoon,
when EurGcr received money from
relatives in Ecd Hook, y. V. and he
probably Viii lac dismissed on the
chlrG" b" Pol!c" Court to-day
burger WAS arrested al the hotel
yesterday. II. was taken 80 Police
i''adpnar'"rs. nud. while there en-
d"aNor"d =" thr"" away scraps Of a
letter. Dct"ctiv" WHY recovered them.
and, picc!n@ them together found
/ they represented q sales slip from
iImii x Cook. 5li Nelson Street. South.
east Roanoke. for SIXTY bags OF oats.
valued at 'lSo.!5 The oats we're
shipped to ';oodr Va ANA pavmeu;
was 10 have been made on Tuesday by
draft ON the Peoples National Eank.
nadf0rd
'rhe detectives communicated with
Ch!cf c. r Moore. 81 Roanoke. ancr
burger had been arrested. and were
informed that he was wanted there Tor
tho larceny OF tho oa,s
Kurr"r j. said "a nc a native q.
ro:ghl,c"psic y relative i'm Rcd Hook
i"l"rr"rh"d so 10 him Yesterday AZ
t"r"oon. and he used this money "a
+ pay his hotel bill n" refused 10 dis.
"u"s his business with the detectives
,"'d * ignorant of ,h- FAC, tha, no !.
h"ih. held IS fu@I'iyc rrom Roanoke
the locui pvliC" ara Of The opinion
that j. " Nur"cr. who - named on In,
sales Si!r as on" az the. purchasers al
IN" oats has til" slSr. and tina, i, is
De wa" '"i"" ~ p'l"i TN" money I" Eur
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-10
NOW DUNTREATH ROAD
\nmr OF "IIorsrpru" l. Abolished by
Hoard of Supervisors OF Irn
rico County.

THO uIorscpcm Road no lou4er exists
ly action OF THE Board Of Supervisors
Of Nentico County the nam" has been
changed I" "ituntrca;n Road"
This road marks The end Of Nunu-
mon, Avenue ,v'cndci. and skirts
'puntr"ath' tho property az samuel
REGISTER. and runs alou. the boundary
OF Captain .!ohu I.audsir"ct's holnc
Win IN" co-"pc,a,i"u II Nj. Reyes
'c- and Captain l.tndstre"i. INC road
IS hciug greatly improved ~ the SUI
pcrvisor% Tn" r"adwar n;s been
Nid:ncd - FORTY ti,r feet. n"t including
an allowance tor = Sidewalks
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-10
BISHOP BROWN SPEAKS
Opens iinIf-IIOur i.rntcn Services nj
II. Tnui's Episcopal
Church.

Key William Caboli Brown. Hi-nop
toadjut"r of The Diocese Of Virginia,
opened tn" trs' of the half- hou L"ntcu
services At o'clock IL 81. rauls fpis-
c"pal Church Yesterday. III n concise
ana pertinent address on tn" text.
What Seek N.?' he urged the ucccs-
sty for honest introsp"ction. BiShup
Brown Will hc speaker again to-day.
Tie Spcakcr ON Monday viii lie the
Rev. pcnbrok" w Reed. rector OF It.
fauIS church. Petersburg.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-10
viii Address, kuilrOnd tlub.

III" regular meeting Of the N.cn-
moud I:riiro;.a club viii tc hold III
the arucN Of MurphH's Hotel Monday
night at $50 O'Clock. President Gcors"
W. stevens. of tia" theSap "lk" AMI ohio
Halfway Company. aud president vii
Ham II White. of the Richmond, Fred
cric'ishur. aud Potomac Railroad Com
PAM. VIII t." among those ATTENDING;
tho meeting. Tin principal address
will t." delivered by Robert Htrgcss
on "Th. i'rnrcr handling ~ Passenger
Trains"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-10
WILL CONDEMN PROPERTY
city Preparing to Open Park for col.
"rrd People In Old Jnrksnn
Ward.

city Attorney Pollard has begun con 4.
n'mnatioh proceedings 10 acquire land
Tor c"I"rcd park IN old jackson Ward.
ne u"t"Sshr! papers hay" been filed in
The IiuStings court. and commissioners
VIII he appointed by Judge Eichar,lrou
II Is proposed 10 acquire propcr,v
north of Boyd street In tho ,icini.v
OF Kinney, liair isOn and Orange
streets. IN nccordanc" with "a resolution
offered by Aldcrm1n John j., Mitchell
aud passed by tho city Council
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-10

Frank strange the fourteen year
old boy who ran away from his home.
3l4 North Thirty-Si "th Street. on Feb
ruary u, has hcon located ia Danvillc
and his father. j. Il. strange. AN eu2i-
nccr ON the Chesap"akc aMd ohio Rail
way. viii go there for him to-day. The
hoy ran away from his home in q
spirit or adventure. and went to Dan
Vile. where ~ family took him In and
cared for him II is III. third time
he has run away from home.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-10
Fakes Case Under Nd,Isrncnt.

Judge X. carter scott. ui the ciiy
Circuit Court. yesterday heard evidence
h III" suit OF Mrs Rosa ~ Duffy
against George w. Troxlcr and wife
for $il2.sd, ANA took the case under
aGNjs"m"ut
Mrs Duffy claims that thu Troxlcrs
"wr her rent. and she is asking the
count TO s'll the house ana property
at 10" North Twcnty-iitst Street,
Owned by tn" rr"Xl"rs 10 satisfy her
claim
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-10
WIN Sci, v..t I:ua I..t.

Judge /; carter Scott. OF the city
circuit Court, Yesterday authorized the
trustees of I:rond Street Methodist
church L" sell the lot they recently
h"ushi ON the northcas 81 corner Of tho
E"ulcvard and Remington Street. u
thc kiupSlan Land Corporation. foI
sij.o"o. The property waS acquired ~
the trustee from the same Corporatiui
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-10

~ the rcGulur meeting OF L T.. Leo
Camp. "" !. United Confederate Vet
Grams. Tonight will be considered.
among other things. III" question "r
iudorsu.; IA" TillUau hill. now p"ud-
ini: IN th, United states House % Ecp-
r.srutntiv"s. which provides that ;hc
government shnll pav 70 each Coutcd-
crat" soldier $500 and $40 90 month
for ~" Tn" measure * kNowu as
TIous" Resolution "" as
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-10
crnhnm Ironornhly Discharged.

!. ". Gr.,haui. held under a technical
charge OF selling books without Ii
ceus. Was dismissed Wednesday, by
MagiSirat" :. .. tuwan ia III. Bon .\!r
Court The court Ia an effort 10 rich,
,h. wrong gave Graham It certificate
rccitina the facts Of his honorable dis
charge. which was made with"It mis-
taking III. witness stand
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-10

N"-uo NN'". cDinr.U. Mnv .ur.-r,d
.5sI nGht by Policemen sweet and
f"cfs "u :. "harG. %: maintaining =
~ "rd"r!H nous. ~ ENchnn.:c ,,,cv.
'assw '""p"r amd John Il i;rrlcs,on.
FOUND - the house i! tie officers. were
arrested %" , cnaig' 81 dianrdcrly CON.
duo.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-10
NEW BUILDINGS
ARR: NEEDED AZ ONCE

From the nbov" figures" he said.
''onc can readily soc that new school
buildings are needed at once. We have
part time classes, and have dcnicd some
Of the pupils the advantages ot III" Ju-
Nor High school curriculum 10 fore
ing thcs. pupils I" Coutinu" the old
time grade system, as cNp"di"rtS I"
meet III" large increase. III som" IN
stances We even had ~ tiJn some OF
the culorcd children away temporarily.
"of course. the figures given out do
not mean that hftyfoGr more rooms
are accessory or that 'hro. buildings
Of eighteen rooms each should be h"ilt
as some Of the new pupils can he taken
car, Of ia some OF the class rooms that
were not filled I" capacity But new
buildings AZ" th- most vita nee" OF
the school department ~ this moment.
9TH" b,.iiuiurS which lIaN" b"ci nut
VI since 100" have not h"ru construct
ed 10 v.pl.c. old buildings hu; 10 p"o-
vide for .tu iucrcas. IN -urolm"n; In
tina, ,.ar tn. enrolment waS - little
over LOCO. The seating capacity 81
th, schools that year was 1885.
'.Sirce laos the seating capacity mas
increased IL. per cent and tn" en-
rollmcn, has Increased "5.S per cent.
The present seating capacity Of the
schools = 23.s3. and there ar" COZ
pupils applying tor Ties" seats :" that
nearly 900 II som" III the schools
ere no, run on halliday sessions and
othcr "xredicHts adopted would have
20 stand up
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-10
~iN Months in mil

l.o"is Lacy colo: ed. arrested hy De
i"ct!Nes wiltshire and Bryant on =
charge OF stealing TWO suit patterns
from l. l.. Siu"n'an. "nl East Main
street, was sentenced TO sin months i'm
Jail YESTERDAYS. H.. noted an arn.nl
IN the case.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-10

y u Harris "Ns fined $40 ana costs
in The pul!"" court Yesterday on u
charge OF being drum; aId rceklcss!y
driving team through the streets.
Traffic Sergcnu; Rradlc. ana Policeman
Samu"ls arrested him.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-10

Governor stuart on Yesterday issued
r"uuiSition npon the Governor "f H.
Inois 'nr Wade Turner, wanted in
Eu"h,nEham County upon charge o!
seduction. Turner is in Jail in La Sale
COUNTY H.. and will he returned TO
Virginia. i! the papers ar" honorcd. by
I, Y, croushlrr.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-10
LARGE ATTENDANCE At
BABY-WEEk LECTURES
pr. W. u. Graham Tells OF Progress
in Treatment OF Crippled
Children.
WORK or VISITING NURSES
Special Lectures for Culurcd People
to &c Held on Monday-Dr. I'm
nett to Speak To-day on Diseases
of Children.

The l;abN Meek observance. at Syd-
! nor 'iunllry'S store. is attracting
'n"r" and more attention as the week
passes some interesting lectures have
| been Delivered on tho subjects Of baby
| hood and motherhood. and Other Ice
! t"rc" viii bC delivered to-day ON
! Monday the demonstrations will hc
| continued FOR the benefit Of the colorcd
mothers of Richmond. ana the leaders
Of the various coiorcd won:,n's clubs
| Viii be present.
Tho lecture of IN W. 7. Graham.
! delivered on Wednesdays. has caused
considerable comment. pr. Graham az
| a surgeon dcvotcs practically all OF
| his time TO the needs Of crippled chill
| dr"n and there were number OF
! i'tt'c ones present who had received
treatment ut his hands. H. explained
| in detail what their trouble had been
ond showed the corrective methods rm-
! ploycd In each case.
! To-day pr. y. Thomas Emmett. mcd-
| cal director OF the Richmond Public
Childrou in the Medical College Of Nir-
cirn. Will speak urou the diseases. Of
| children. His particular subject will
he ''Tubcrculosis in Infancy and Child
looi.'
nr. Ennion q. William. State Health
Com nissIoncr. will lecture on infant
! saving.
WILL. SPEAK ON WORK
OF VISITING NURSES
Miss Mary Minor, superintendent, Of
! tho Visiting Nurses Association. will
speak az tho work or the nurses in
! nstruCtin- the poorer classes. There
VIII he u demonstration Of NOW to treat
| Il sick child. whether suffering with
| Pneumonia. typhoid fever or other dis
cases. how To give II hath II such 4.
patient and oth"~ attention Will. the
\ bed
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-10
Dove Lodge to Meet.

4 stated communication az Dow,
Lodge. No. ~, y +. ~ y NJ viii be
held IN Masonic Temple tonight. be-
ginning at 80" o'rlock The sublime
dcgr'- Of Master Mason w.lj ne con
fcr-.,!
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-10

Tic NdmIuI-trAIiVc BoArd ycsttrdlN
.tnuourccd The appointment Of !. NJ.
f.e!n"lls. formerly !uachinlst % the
street Clearing Department. 20 the
csitinn OF engineer Of The city dr"dSr,
Fulton The position PAYS $40" a
N,,.r
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-10
Candidates In clutter Imrk.

Candidates FOR Mayor and t"mmon
Council from Ice Ward HAY" accepted
Invitations 20 address the vot"rs Of
,;inier Park at tn. schoolh"u So on Mon
day night ~ o'clock.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-10
| SCHOOL ENROLMENT
BREAKS ALL RECORDS
City Unable to Put Up buildings
Fast Enough for
Demand.
VOW HAVE 3O.521 PUPILS
Part ON tIalf-Timc and With Every
Other EApctiicnt to Make Room,
Sch0OIS Are Yet Unable to Meet
Situation.

The tot;,1 enrolment for tn. second
half session of the Richmond public
schools for til" present term is tho
heaviest ever recorded, being co.,,
which * :. =" more Than last year. AZ.
cordn. 10 the figures given ont hy
superintendent; of Schools Dr / \
9. Chandler yesterday. ~ an index OF
The growth of til. "ity.-it is interesting
to not. that the enrolment in tho
schools IN June 1909. WAS i..Iau. M
compared with "U.527 in iniC. or an in
crease in six and one half years Of
a".N per cent
There are "5.Sal enrolled this year
IN ia" da% schools and i.Ga6 ia the
night schools. The white registration
is ,".G4i and the colored ASH The
total enrolment at this time last year
was :,:%i. or the Increase thcr" is
an addition of only siXtN-threc pupils
i'm tn" night school classes which l"a"cS
day school gain ~ 200
I: these new pupils were distrihui I'D
Nf;y in q rDom. the increase wouid
call for ffty-four new schoo! rooms.
"r three full buildings OF the latest
design OF eighteen rooms each
1871; these new buildings are not AT
hand. that "Xtraordinary demands
have been made ON IN. school depart
mcnt 10 meet this attack or "a dozen
hattalions OF school children into Iii.
field of knowledge. Dr Chandler says
tina, the situation is one which taxed
the strength Of IL" school department
:" the breaking poiut
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-10

Miss Bessie May Dudley will give 4
humorous clocutiou recital at SPRING
field public school tO-niEh, at 3
o'clock.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-10

rr Ennion G. William. State Health
Com missioner. viii lcctTr. on infant
% inc
Perth Amboy evening news., 1916-11-07
MARCH 4 FALLS ON SUNDAY

New President May Take Oath March
8 or March 5.
Washington, Nov. THE next pres
ident Of the United States may choose
either Saturday, March 8, or Monday,
March s, to be sworn into office, ex-
perts Of the Congressional library an
nounced in an opinion to the clerk OF
the house.
Rutherford B. Hayes was sworn In
on Saturday, March 8, 1877, and re-
peated the oath two days later. Zach
ary Taylor waited until Monday,
March s, 1S49, to take oath.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1916-11-07
saxa Menocal Is Re-eIeeted.

New York, Nov. 7.-Sebastian MART,
general manager for America Of La
I.ucha. the Havana newspaper, an
nounces that he has received a cable
message from the director Of the news
paper to the effect that Mario g. Memo
cal has been reelected president of
Cuba "without any question whatever.
"There are some ugly features in ev-
cry business"
"Well, I'll bet photography holds the
record for 'em."-Baltimore American.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1916-11-07
The ROAMING Bee.

According to well known apiarist,
If a bee finds a suitable patch Of flow
ers by following a zigzag course of ex-
ploraion it will seek 1t again by the
same devious route and not in a
straight line from the nest. Thus he
found that certain bees coming to visit
a holl,hock IN nus harden always came
over the wall some twens.v-fve yards
to one side Of the flower instesu of di.
rectly opposite. They were following,
the devious route by which they had
first found the flower.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1916-11-07

A little lot that came to us
at a saving. They are made
Of a good grade of muslin that
will give excellent wear-size
AZ Sc. A real 15c value.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1916-11-07
CHICAGO EXPECTS A RECORD
More Than 100000 Voters Resistsrsd
Polls Close at 4 p. NJ.

Chicago, Nov. 7.-Preparations TOT
the heaviest vote ever cast In any city
in the United States have been made
by election officials here. More than
800, 900 are registered in Chicago alone,
Of whom 100000 are women.
Election judges face the longest task
Chicago polls ever offered. Lists In
many precincts are swollen to 9oo
names by the new yomen voters.
Counting Of the presidential vote
will be delayed until the little bal
lots containing FIVE bond and tax prop
ositions are counted Voting will stop
at 4 p. M, and the count will not be
finished until tomorrow noon, 1t Is
thought
Perth Amboy evening news., 1916-11-07
The Millennium viii Como,

When rulers have learned to sacrifice
personal ambition for the lives and
happiness of their subjects.
When the rich cease to- -extort from
the commup:4-- ..,o necessar1es OF mt.
Wh~patriotism inspires the maker
uI laws and the subject of laws.
When the strong help the weak.
When every ones motto Is, "Do unto
others as you would have others do
unto you"
When history ceases to repeat itself.
Life.