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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-26
The Voice Of the People
4 Political Eorccant.

ro the Editor OF The Times Dispatch:
Sir,-Should tho campaign OF Ncrdun result
in defeat for Germany, IL Is highly probable
that the Kaiser will for terms OF peace.
No difference what terms arc agreed upon. there
VIII be many minor points that Will have to be
adjusted by misunderstood nations. 1t cannot be
denied that the United States holds the most
prominent position in the list OF neutral pow
and is most likely to he called into reausi-
ton. Granting this to be true, in all probabil-
ity this contingency will arise some period
during our approaching presidential campaign
during the next presidential term. AS far
can be seen. there appears TO he little doubt
but that our German American popula ton has
been drawn much closer to their Kaiser and
Fatherland. and will be more inclined to fol-
low suggestions from the German government
y word from that source throw the Ger
nan-American vote 10 either political party
in the coming carpa gu that viii promise the
greatest Friendship Germany in this court
of arbitration. is we'll keep these
ters before us. because the Kaiser il not asleep
ALFRED e. rAI.MEE
t'rhanna. Va. March 10.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-26
rhnnk. From Zionist Council,

no the Editor OF Tho Times Dispatch:
Sir,--It is with n sense Of deep appreciation
or your edit orials bearing on Jewish questions
taat this letter is written It is an extreme
where a kind word for the Jews rewarded
with deportation Siberia to read the frank.
manly expressions such subjects pertaining
10 tho future OF tho Jews. The Times Dispa tch
has followed policy in regard to the Jewish
people which brings honor and gladucss to the
editors and it's readers. The Jews Of this coun-
try feel that history has placed upon tho broad
sion Of rightnp the wrongs Of all smaller
tionalitics. and especially tho wrongs commit
ted against tho Jewish people. Being the
greatest enlightened Christian country. the
United states. through it's able representatives
in all lands haa at all times sided with the
oppressed Jews everywhere. True to your
s"rtiou. tho congress movement of the Jews q
war sufferers, this is we'll done by the va
-ious special relief committees. Tho main ob
jcct Of tho congress to he convened at n near
date Washington. y. e. tthe New York
Philadelphia meetings being only confercnccs>.
u formulate demands for the recognition Of
the Jews n people and the return OF rales-
- the home OF the Jews. or course this
Holy Land. but II does mean that repetition
cf massacrcs aud prosecutions against the Jews
shall he excused, "those occurrences being in
affairs of country, where another coun-
try has right to interfere" Permit me TO
thank Won in tho of local Zionist or
c;amizaton. feel that. with the aid OF
such fair mi n1ed. thorough American Ideas as
sought by the jewish congress.
LAZARUS KARI. Al n.
richmond March 81
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-26
SEEN ON THE SIDE
Forget ,EmI


Troubles follow us through life.
Troubles great and troubles silly.
Every day, with troubles rife.
Would display them. willy nilly.
They Will worry you to death
II you're weak enough to let 'cm.
So. If YOU would save your breath.
Just forget en-.
troubles Turk in corners dark.
Come. too. when the sun is shining;
Why OF you they'll make q mark
II YOU yield and start rcptninc.
Yet they have monkey trait
Initiate examples set en-
Give them this to emulate:
Just forget en-
That's tho only thing to do
II you'd Danish melancholy.
That's the one real chance for you
To keep happy and keep Jolly.
All your troubles will take wing:
You'll not have cen TO regret en-.
II you'll take the tip bring
And forget 'em.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-26

For The eraftcr
e" You yourself
Arc much condemned to have an itching palm
Julius Caesar iv. g.
For the builder:
with busy hammers closing rivets up.
give dreadful note Of PREPARATION"
- Henry V. ". tProL).
For all of
For must watch. while some must sleep
So the world away"
Hamlet. Iii. .
For the unlucliy:
When SORROWS come. they come not single spies
But in battalions."
Hamlet iv. S.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-26
Weakness OF Air Fleet

CRITICISMS of tho air service OF the
" United states Army appear to have been
justified fully by tho performances OF the
aircraft that accompany the punitive eXpedi-
ton into Mexico. According to reports, they
have shown themselves inca pable OF with
standing atmospheric disturbances several OF
them have become lost. no adequate means
Of repairing them has been provided and
of the European powers
The aoroplane is an American invention.
It's military utility was manifest even to the
l'Smsr. II should have been developed for
use in the american army 10 the limi, OF
possibility Little or nothing, evidently, has
reen done The expedition TO punsh Villa
may have further utility in making plain to
the country its own military weakness
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-26
Is Win n Formal "Isncm,.,a

CREATOR LEWlS'S resolution. branding
~ such Americans as may furnish funds or
suppl!cs 10 villa as guilty Of actual treason. !"
may have been wisely conceived 10 nee,
question that might readily arise. Under
the Constitution. treason against the United
States consists only in levying war against
them, or adhering to their enemies, giving
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-26

The Raleigh News and Observer says: urhcro
Us much discussion by the OF the state
concerning tho action OF Governor I.rai- in
Soihinutms the death son,cmco of Ida Bail Mar.
ron ana samuel T. ChrSty to Imprisonment for
IRE ~ hard labor. AS vet tho daily PAL crs Of
we state alone have been heard from. the
"cekitcs not yet having had opportuuity 10
express Themselves There is mlngiinE of
praise ana condemnation for tho Governor in
lie editorials thus far noted AT this Office
mere are strong expressions both sides of
me question. perhaps the strongest condcmna-
;ron OF ne acton OF Governor Craig being found
IN INC Raleigh Times. and the highest COM
imendation i'm the Winston Salem Journal il
6einE matter of noto that tho crime for which
ldd Bali Warren and =. r. Chrlsy were founI
SuiftF WAS committed in Winston Salem"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-26
llurChtS and Publicity

| y Expressing his qualification that the press
l of Richmond had given so much snara IN
Inc great campaign for the advancement of
he Kings Business, DR.. William H. Main
stressed one OF the most potent means OF
broadening and strengthening the usefulness
OF the churches publicity In it's effort 10
supply the public with news. the secular press
iuliy realizes that announcement and accounts
OF religious services and other matters per.
tanning TO the churches must he included
within its scope. Ncws. narrowed down.
means the truth concerning things that The
public wants TO read about, And IN TO its
capacity. tho press aims TO publish news
about The churches a. well AS news about
other ana secular Influences and events
Announcements teachings and statements
from the pulpit reach congregations: publica-
Non of them reaches communities Com
munitics on tho other hand. want tho bencf,
Of them, and II is the business of the news
papers 10 publish them, so far as possible.
In this day, the yelled secrecy that once sur-
rounded religious Influences is recognized as
actively harmful lcisurey discussion and
us consequent transmission Of thought
cleaned from pulpit and in meeting are AL
most gone The world hasn't time for them
Men learn what they can read and CRASH
quickly, and much Of this is supplied 10 then,
by the newspapers. All movements how
ever instinct with truth and life, must he
given impetus. There is no more uuckeninr
force than publicity
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-26
Gossip From Down Home"

, ~ ''ui ''f'H i'"raih SAYS we do
~ see Hihci! CAMPAIGN money dumped into North
Carolina If The Republicans have more ,mnmn,
ihan they know what O do with thcv ,,n,,,i
lii,tu,a!iN spend IT where they thought il womiJ
Says the Weldon News: -Four hundred dolIr.
every hour and three lives each week ,rh,t j..
nc prlc: North raroina PAYS for fires that may
sioncr James Il. Young rink Of IL. E,'r
hundred dollars per hour, So55i per dav 81 200
400 per year" 49, '''''''-
umn .ifr"n1isholo MScord introduces a column
is that is bong used as an cxnmnlo i,H 1 ,Io
newspapers OF the state has Ions, been kmown
w suspect inoS, every person in town knows
for he sake Of keeping romcmbranccs fresh r.
nothing more The 'firccnahoro spirit may hc
summed M in The word hustle ~ w
quoting the Wilmington star as saying. "Nor,b
Carolina needs All inhux Of people IN dcvcI looping
her vast resources tho Faycttcville Observer
"hhcrNoH; North Carolina needs iunuN %
pe"p'c WITH money, and after that tho money.
get ~" moncyod fellows FIRST Wc have plenty
~ muscle nov &" do all The work that "a initial
In SiSht Is able to pay for"
Tho Wilmington Dispatch says: THE rain
bow, having proven It's supremacy over In.
sr round, hog as Il weather prosnosticator. both
n"ck Of ~" woods. now flies along tho iisir
hawk 10 place his reputation as 4 prophet In
nc ,bhlanTe Fishermen report obs"rvine the
rrcsAgta Inc "nh Of bad weather: that winter
VIII soon hc but memory"
The Chatham Record says: 'Thc 'guyaacutus
Wild animal. witch did 30 much r.. ",a,,.
around here and in the township. seems to liz So
disappeared, Az nothing has been hourJ from,
him in tho lac, few days Mr. Cicero Farrell,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-26

orator TO Steno--This report you've typcd Of
the speech am to make is not as dictated it
You haven't put in the Laughter" and An
plause' and Hear, Hear" that ] gave YOU
But put them in the other speech YOU
dictated and the report has gone to the papers
you told TO rush it,
Great Scott. you've got your notes OF nv
funeral Grafton and my banquet Grafton mixed"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-26

We trouble ourselves too often about things
which do not trouble
Many theories are like hoboes
Many are towards who have no conscience
There is thing in the sports favor: h.
always owns UP to his losses
II man can't depend upon himself he can't
expect others to depend upon him
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-26
Chats With Virginia. Editors

That old fable concerning sour cranes 4, p. .
produced in the Basic Twin City Times as tol :
lows: ''Easic has lots OF things to be proud of
not the least Of which is that Du Pont will not
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-26

The woman who wears dresses with a thou
sand buttons and hooks is always the one who
COMPLAINS of tho disappearance OF the fasteners
her husbands shirts
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-26

urchin--l come TO borry something, but
can't think what i; is
The MANGO back and ask your ia Their.
Him: N'Ny. Nav does all of his thinking
so she saws"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-26
His Own Fault.

'pr Curcm says he is disguised MI his
patients are perfectly Well"
In that event he has only himself 10 blame
1T Is evident That he has been neclcctinS his
practice
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-26

Doc. what's good for this bruise:"
Ointment. Two dollars"
DO you rub il in"
Haven't done so?"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-26

Ciordonsviilc Is beginning get in the lime
light somewhat. The Gordonsvillc Gazette. a
real nice little paper, says: Between the alarm
clock, the door bell and the telephone life il
jus, one dinsdong after another" And now
and then the IRE bell has word or two to say
in Gordonsville. and the fred-chiclen peddlcrs
talk all the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-26

of course" says the Chase City Progress
the age we are living In is "a bit faster than
mat INA or log Years ago but that's no excuse for
autonobIles running at breakneck speed up and
down the main thoroughfare Of :, live town"
And Chase City is nothing like as thickly set
tied Richmond.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-26

Say, adj. what is i practical joker?"
y practical joker. my son, is Impractical |
lunatic, who Is at large because OF lack OF
due diligence on the part of the authorities"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-26
All In Best.

All In Best. i:
All is best. though We oft doubt,
What the nnsearchablA dispora
or highest Wisdom brings about.
And ever best found In the close.
CIT he seems TO hide His face
Eut unexpectedly returns,
And TO His faithful champion hath IN
place
Bore witness sloriously.
Milton.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-26

who lives cas-; OF the town. shot Il. tho thing
iw,ce' and thinks he hit It, as it wen, of yol-
1t As being OF a grayish color. long heavy BODY
and buShy tail" 20 $500 oeus
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-26

The Times Dispatch says: The $50 600 paint
ms OF The Battle OF Gettysburg can't mud 4
peg 10 hang on III New York city" What's the
matter with Richmond: She can put /, where
most OF the folks can take a look at it.--South
Boston News
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-26

~ think of giving that boy of min. =. st.,
in business"
'1f lie is anything like my boy. yourl hav
10 push him"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-26
ASH Came Out In the Nn.h.

DO YOU do laundry work by the dozen or
the piece"
Fey the piece
THAT suits me. have niece OF shirt
that the last washshop sent back"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-26

II 1t l. jus, the same TO the Agricultural
department IN Washington Tho public will
not care to be hoodwinked with aunouuco-
uonia about crop prospects And the
prophets who have any notions about peaches
had better keep company with tho ground
hog for the next eight or ten weeks before
they chirp
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-26
To-Day. BEST Hand.pichcd .,oL

Mrs Chatter seems TO be quite cony,rs,
tionalist."
Yes. She has three cars TO bras about and
SIX servants TO complain of'--New York Time :
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-26

They say that cholera has arrived in the
Balkan states But what chance };,s -,
epidemic against inc sort of war that is hoinr
waged in Europe?
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-26

" the opening OF the Panama Canal IL
song to be anything Ike the opening Of the
brand OF ethereal mildness which ig the pocra
aIiss tor spring. tho people Of this latitude
VIII ask 10 be shown
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-26

ilj admirers put nails into wooden
the ot Non lirpit2, but The Kaiser drove
iron into the old aduiral's soul
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-26

lr the Weather Bureau has any regard for
its reputation. TO say nothing about the frigid
feelings of the public. it will promptly take
notice that the sun has crossed the line and
is heading this way. unless the alnianacs have
got tho Weather Bureau habit
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-26

mere vas man in our town
50 mean il almost hurt:
lie always fell the stairway dowu
70 keep his shoes from hurt
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-26

In addition to It's other troubles Mexico
Is TO have a presidential campaign and
election
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-26

tELEPHONE; Randolph l. Private Branch Exchange
! connecting with ali departments
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-26

Bishop Qrhyle says rcdhalrcd girls are the
Shh OF Inc earth That's white horse on
somebody.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-26

the spring poet in the following There is
great tendency the part OF city para
Eraphers--city fellows. mind you-,o consider
TINS open season on spring poets and TO crack
Jokes Al their expense to the determination OF
the species To all these luckless inmates Of
city editorial offices we extend standing invi
tation to visit old Louisa OF these
inas when the mocknS birds singing and
the robins are building their nests"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-26
Queries and Answers
Mexico.

Mexico
Please state tho population Of Mexico, and
how many armed mon the country has
POSTMASTER.
t;rhmmnt icnI.
Is this sentence good grammar. 81 am twice
old YOU were when was cirhtoen''r
THOMAS II. CEOWDER.
Confederate Veterans.
How may set the names of two Confcdcratcs
who belonged TO the Tenth Virginia.
MRS. " +. g.
Write or phone Coonel BidKood. the custodian
ing, Richmond, Va.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-26

5fGBLIsHED every day In the at 10 South 1cnth
street Richmond. Va, by the Times Dispatch Pub.
iehinp Co, Inc. Charles l.. HasLrock Editor and
AanakcE
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-26

aid and comfort TO them" In effect. Villa
is AN enemy of this country, but. as price
has been set on his head by this country and
az he has been officially outlawcd by Mexico.
il may we'll be doubted if he is such enemy
as is contemplated by the Constitution.
" then. as Is now Suspected. there are
sinister Influences cmana,ing from this couu-
try connected with Villas murdcrous CNpcdi-
ton into the United states. aud il those who
wicld tha, influence should be discovered and
brought TO trial. the question would al once
he put-shal they he tried for treason? AS
pointed out. they could not he convicted OH
that charge. unless Villa is an enemy Of this
country. Congress. however. has the right.
not 10 override tho Constitution. but to point
its application. il may declare that Villa is
AN enemy of the United States.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-26

our troopers in Mexico are giving the Jack
rabbits a rest from the Nillista shooters
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-26

IPECIAI ADVERTISING REPRESENTATIVES,: Ins-
Ing, New York: Mutual Life nnidinS. Phiadelphia,
Peoples Gar building, Chicago.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-26

ADDRESS ALI. COMMUNICATIONS Tho Times
Dispatch nnd to indy idua1s.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-26

!hcrc Is nothing strange about a san
francisco man selling mythical Mexican
mine, except that he waited until he was
dying before he did it.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-26

The NcwNort News Press says: 'If Mrs Ida
Fall Warren had been tried by Virginia jury.
she would have been sentenced to life inprison-
mcnt. and saved the Governor the necessity OF
commut,nc SO long as the Law gives the jury
discretion. no woman Will ever he sentenced to
death in Virginia. The Press editor is mapping
lie has forgotten Margaret lashlcy. at Danville
who hung. and that Hampton who
was clectrocutcd. True. they negroes
but they were women, all the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-29
DR|GGS SAVES TIGERS
DARTMOUTH NEARLY WINS
WITH GOAL FROM FIELD
Fult ,tari> lnt"rr~pt. forward Pas,
and SprinSs t'ist,-titc lar,.s FOR
Onl! 1Ou"hd0wn ut Gang.
NV .Nasoci,.,ri rrcas.

iHy Associated Press.
PltNtETO%, X. j., October 2$.---l.d-
die Ori%gm i, the hero g. ;hc i'riocs.-
ton football camp Tonight. l.! later
hfty-iiVc yards for Il touciI,ioMn. Il.
enabled ;hc TIGERS to defeat Tic Dart
mouth eleven t;iis afternoon oy *corv
of 10 5. l:ero.c briggs mad: his sen
Dartmouth. had kicked 81 placcmcnt
goal from the field, netting his team
three POINTS. dartmouth displayed ii
moro Siiapu. end versatile attack than
brilliant piece OF individual work the
Tigers would not likely have scored.
Time and again Dartmouth bcwildcred
rrinUo:on with thrilling forward
but several were worked FOR nice
sain:.
In addiction to scoring a ;ouc!idown
for Princeton. briggs also did some
Zine pur;irG. pmi: once did TIC fail
TO !lick OFT az danaer IL an cmcrsencS
az his spir"is twisted on; ~ hoduds
ru i'IiucotoE's t:rnnt. -scYc'iyaid iip".
but The Tigers stiifcurd The defense
ana Wa.drd Off Dartmouth score
DOUBTLESS prevented Princeton from
scoring again in the iourtl, period.
With The ball directly in front OF The
:oa!-posts OH Darrmouth's eight yard
called Tor y forward rnss. 'rtbbott
could lave dropncI q goa! ~ this STAGE
-: TIA. game had he been called on
The bali fell in iii, zone for a touch :
bttcit. ana ;in excellent chance had been
lost.
The dag was ideal for football and
:. crowd OF some 1900 turned out to
sea the contest. a largo delegation oi
dartmouth rooters was on lan,i to en-
courage the visiting team. The line
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-29
FINE BREAKS AT TRAP


- J71 tI-7T.T 5r1IT 81 11N pull II.
W.'"cG' "H: ot.cc - y" when til" trap
woujG be .p.in-. WIS un OF thc fca-
torres % ;l.c .f;"yi"cH. 80 !.nnn III che
I'ca ;ad 'rc. ehpt ~ thse ty'c before.
i 'v's az 1reI u'et"h = ~~ery member
80 tEn club a -"od St"nGju@, experts
ui,t anatoUr. aud wien i:iclmoud's
clay ii;ti. ,,.ncri. Gmgrr H. S,orr.
ran w2u5y-fOu! gu. % twcU;y-i;"c. hit
'... n.rd Tho ,e"E"t y" e. led 70 Ircti;.
Io won bands down. The whole club
.l.'h"r1i him r!th CONGRATULATIONS.
Tnis ';iad - "ho"tinc was tnn: rs mcw
I" Shorty Il was 10 the amateurs
;,ri il" was placed several yards FUR
llcr 'ro,l IN" traps than they.
;s'ord =. Lewis. ~ .tt@icn. Pa. con
.,a,ed With She i,l?on,s. ana who Is
Nonresident member. was present ana
~vratula."d t.ir club highly on til"
i.at,l'.in.N' showing, il made. II" Sni,l
'fcri. w"re "ory ,ow cities Of iEo size
.' '.ionwuHI 'h.s; could b":s, ~ q het
.cr r.nh a:l -llr silver loving cups
so' aI u -h' '.uals. which 'r-:c DO
-atious. hn" rf iha' Richmond 'lri tha
'-'-" ~ -ui.' which c"rrr "jt: r'rtcl
r,.-,. =
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-29
REVISE SCHEDULES FOR
SCHOOL BASKETBALL TEAMS
Dircrtnr tones Finds 1t Necessary &c
EcHrganiHe Leagues when Several
titrS Are Forced 10 withdraw.

l.. r Jones. director Of athletics III
;he public schools of this city, has
found it necessary TO revise his baS-
kctbsll schedule Tor this season. owing
to III" wiihdyi, wal OF several of the
teams Tho schedule Tor the next
week viii b. ;ts follows:
az League toi'cr IL. Nicholson vs.. Madi-
.oi,. Nicholson, Paramount vs. Barton
iitiTh,o at Eair'a3un'. November 8. liioh-
Aud rar!; vs. Ma olson. At Highland pari;.
5B 'W">; :nd, l.cnru.--octchcr 81 Ran .
dorii 49, Cary. at tnndorh; Clty Normal
~. h"S, ~ CITY Nrrnol November .. N&.Ii-
son ~. i:and"irii. al Madison.
"B ,f"St End i.naEu..-ucto brr -, Spring .
field ~. Nathaniel {scom at Natharicl
Hac"n. Novcinbc: ,. Jefferson We. Sp::
.ield. ~ Springfield: Fairnount vy. Ma
th.ntci E..c"n. at Fairuouut
'B tN"r, 1stGel l-cngu"- uci"hcr i. Bar
ton Heights W. IIi.-hlsn al I'arI at Barton.
itcah;S, November ). Highland Gart -.
Har'"u Heights. at Highland lark.