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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-01
Apprentice allowance claimed.
Weather Gear. track fast.
Hot Spring Entries.
,i'Or Moaday.)

"
purse $500 ne anu 5ae-natf farIo: G.,-:
rSst"Se stamp iooi Re';ioe, 400; i,.ncsss,'
Lucille IL. iiC, Is. y, Jomrs. as. Lev is
Oppcr. us; otto Kahn. lls: r.ngeiberI
de. innaCen, Inc III: pu,rioIjc Sltry. 10
.I.ster McGrath., III,
Second race-ria.Inug. four-ycar odds and
HaSty Cora, lo-: FerseNere. lVi Or. swords.
lv+. Hazel Da.s. loo; fi4netary' 100: f.it4-
:hIeN Getz, loS; Lle-rator. H. Ruvoco. III .
Busy Joe. 10. Also elig ole: Itwia, lU: .
5er.snai@. l",: Brighouse, III.
Up. purse $500. SIX furlones-Juie. los:
~: 'siar isa0{{ let; k.rS,ies club IT,.
Fonrth race claiming; three-yearo
Nudrey X, i6.; Miss Peep. l0=; TASTY
Manei, ly5; b!rSo, ivi: r.AnA nGrke Ia
Ntneear III. iy+; homeMnrH horEd. ~.
up, purse sGo9, nils, and sixteenth-
Tnls,!. Green los MARY Rel.e lCg. Eddie
e, NJ: Gordon Eussei. l!s.
asher, no; Lady WorShia &ton. li2; Mon
Ie"! ~; ReqHniramW, l!i-;. 0,iseso. ~:
Point, lli: Doctor Kendall. ia. Amulet,
ia: Pin Money. ia. Malneur. ia Also
eligible: Crr!sht III. Foxy Grit, IA: Min
Seventh race--claiming. four-year-olds and
Up. purse s.co mile and II sixtccmth---AGe-
tctc. NJ; l-,oHross. ia: lukcmae III;
Eavorite Arucle, Ill; Brown Fav"rite. ~
be: Ta:lciun T.. lli; Abe. IL. I.urIy
Five pound apprentice allowance claimed.
Weather clear, track sloppy.
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A BEAUTY
SKIN BLEACH
Black and White Ointment Re-
moves Freckles, Tan, Wrin-
kles, Heals Risings,
Bumps and Blem-
ishnc
BlenchcH Dark or snliow Skin. Milking
II SOFT. Fair. bright. by Mail, &c.

l3lcnchCH DARK or SnIiOw SKIN, 1lak1nE
II SOFT. Fair. Bright. by Mail, &c.
Apply Black and White Ointment (for
white or colored foIks) as directed on
package. to face. neck. arms or hands.
This beaches dark. saliow or b!otchy
skin, clearing tho skin OF risinEs.
bumps. pimplcs. blackheadsr wrinkles.
tan or Notwithstanding you clear. soft.
fair light, bright complexion. Black
and White Ointment Is eXquis!tcly per-
fumed-is soft. hut not sticky. and IL
superior 10 all other skin whiteners,
rs it heals as well ~ bleaches. Sold
on 4 money back guarantee, only ESQ
tstamps or coin) sent by mail, or II
you send 81 for four boxes Of Black
and Whit" Ointment, csc cake OF
Black and White Soap included free.
Address Plough Chemical Co. Dept 50.
Agents Make m Easy Living
representing us. Apply for territory
and special deal. Black and White
Ointment sold evcrywherc.-Adv.
Memphis. Tenn.
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DUBLIN, GA, March Sl---Manascr
Stallings. OF the Braves and Charley
Herzog, the former captain OF the
Giants, have come to terms. ii was
stated here tonight. Both the Braves
and the Yankees arrived here tonight
for the first game OF their preseason
series. which will be played tomorrow.
Ed. Konetchy, the big first baseman
of the Braves, who Is in charge OF the
clan. was the authority for its state
ment that Eerzos will sign up. Her
zoE. he said. will be in the game to-
morrow.
The manager and player agreed upon
matters and President Haushton will
put on the finishing touches in Au-
gusta Wednesday.
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VERY Good Eddie"

The trouble with most musical
comedies seems 10 be their utter in
ability 10 meet even the commonplace
things OF life on an equal basis. And
Tor this reason the past few seasons
re" Of these attractions have APP
preached the degree OF amusement cN-
pccted OF them by the public. For
De II drama or musical comedy. IL is
the everyday thing that has been dem
oNSlfatsd :is the most attractive on
the stage. one OF the most striking Of
the late productions that has uncquivoc-
ally met the public's favor is Very
Good Eddie the musical comedy when
mas just finished run OF over one
SOHO year in New York. Very Gooc
t.ddi" really stands alone as n nov
eity' not alone In the manner and
maSniiicenc" OF the production on the
stage, bat in the very theme. IT is
OF such stuff that real things are made
anu the theme has not suffered in the
making w cry Good Eddie" Is to APP
pear at the academy on Friday and
Saturday and Saturday matinee.
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OTTAWA. March 3l.--Canada pro-
poses 10 reduce imports from the United
states BY sl5o.0o0,ooO year. II was
learned tonight. This drastic action
Is planned TO correct the existing rate
which the adverse trade balance
against Canada has raised to the al
most proh!bit!ve point OF per cent
for New York funds.
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FORM NEW INTERNATIONAL
LEADERS CLAIM BACK
DEBTS WILL BE PAID
Remnants OF Two Organizations to he
Combined mt Meeting


NEW YORK. March 3l.--Thc new
international League, which WAS born
last week. after the vote to suspend
operations by the club owners OF the
old organization. Will assume definite
a meeting of the four club owners who
have been granted franchises III the
new circuit Will be held here.
At present there seems to he plenty
OF material for an cight-cluh organiza-
ton which will include the three clubs
of the international League, baltimore.
Toronto and Rochester. the nucleus OF
the dcfunct New York State League.
and Jersey City. Up TO date there have
been six applications for membership
received.
The debts of the old international
League will be paid. as we'll the
back salaries due players OF the EufTalo
team, according TO an announcement
made at, the club headquarters here
to-day. The league viii go out OF eN-
istence with no financial obligations
which have not been met. Whatever
funds may be left in the treasury after
settling up the accounts OF the old cir
cult. il is understood. Will he divided
between the Providence, Montreal and
Richmond clubs which viii! not become
members OF tho new league.
Charter members OF the new Inter
national League: Baltimore. Toronto,
Rochester and Jersey City.
Cities which have applied for fran
chises: Syracuse. Scranton, Wilkes
Barre, Binghamton, Gilmore and Buff
falo.
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BASEBALL RESULTS
San Antonio. Texas (cxhihItionl

a; San Antonio. Texas texhibition):
Score. r. H. r..
New York, National. .....7 ! 3
San Antonio, Texas. ............1 10 5
Batteries: sallee. Barnes and Nc
Carly. Rariden; Harper, Piedorn and
Gibson. Anderson.
At Fort Worth, Texas exhibition:
Score r. II. L.
Fort Worth. Texas. ........I 10 o
ST. Louis, National. .......5 6 0
Batteries: Whitaker. Perrit,. Leo
and Woodall; Doak, Sherrell and Ben
SON.
At New Orleans (exhibition):
Score. R.HE
Cleveland. American ...........5 10 o
New Orleans. Southern. 3
Batteries: Martin. Brown and ONeil:
Bailey, Philips and Kitchens, Peters.
jAt Memphis, Tenn. (exh!bition):
~ Score. T. II. Z.
Memphis, Southern ...........ls 20 4
Park Field Aviators. ........ } . 5
Batteries; Tnweatt and Hargrave,
Flahcrty; French and Little
Al Jacksonville, Fla. exhibition:
First Eame-score. L. II. l..
Philadelphia, American .......S . .
Camp Johnston ..............4 9
Batteries: Perry Gregg and Nc
Avoy; Harper Sipple and Reher.
Second eame--soore. RH.E.
Camp Johnston ACKNOWLEDGMENT 6 9
Pittsburgh, National. ..........3 e .
Batteries: Daley and Rehcr. Coop
er; Carlson and Blackwell.
IT Little Rock. Ark. (exhibition):
Score. Il. II. T.
Boston, American ............7 10 o
BROOKLYN National ,........4 :
Batteries: Mays, Jaynes. Bush and
Aenew, Schang; Chcny. Grimes and
Miller, KreUger
At Shreveport, La (exhibition):
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NEW YORK. March 3l.-War's gray
shadow shrouded the celebration of
Easter In New York. Churches were
thronged with worshipers, but there
was little Of the joyousness which in
other years has attended the end OF
the penitential season In every mind
there seemed to BIO the realization that
the roar OF the guns in Picardy had
made OF Holy Week Calvary for half
the world.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-01

MADRID, Saturday. March Gotten
large transatlantic steamships have
Cancelled their saii!ngs for America. and
arc lying idlc in various harbors OF
Spain on account OF the submarine men
ace. Thousands Of tons OF freight are
lying on the docks a. Cadiz. barcelona
and Corunna awaiting cargo space
Heavy losses are being sustained in
CcnseQuencc.
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Important News
QUICKLY Told
EUcnts From Various Sources
Reduced to Minimum
Space.
IBy Associated rre.a.l

WITH THE BRITISH ARMY IN
fiNNCE. March 31.-Sunday morning
the British were holding tho whole OF
their long line with strength. They
had smashed numerous heavy German
attacks at various points and success
fully taken the initiative on several
sectors.
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AMERICAN NAVY READY,
Says SECRETARY DANIELS
Dcstroycrs Are Busy Conveying Sol
dicrs and Supplies to Fighting
Line in France.
PREPARATION DUE TO BENSON
Navy Chief OF Operations Corrc-
spends to Army Chief OF Stall.
Has Many and Intricate Duties to
Perform.

WASHINGTON, March 3l.-"The fleet
is ready for a fight or II frolic"--Rear
Admiral Robley ID. Evans to Prcaiden,
Theodore Roosevelt mt the time the
Atlantic fleet went around the world.
The navy is cleared for action. 1t
Will accept any task Germany may
present to it."-Secretary of tho Navy
Josephus Daniels.
between the time the above scnti-
mcnts were uttered much has happened.
To-day America Is at war. The navy is
moving the army overseas to it's place
on the fighting line In France. Its de-
stroyers are conveying the men. ma
terials and supplies which will win
in tho present WARRIOR this war win
be won; II will not be draw.
1t is to-day potent, tangible fight
ing force whose worth already Is APP
parent. And to one individual more
than any one else Is this due He IS
the titular head OF the service, but
his name seldom appears In print lie
shuns publicity. Questioned as TO his
plans or achievements. he has little
to say. But o-duy-almos, year
since the United States entered the
war--it is possible TO review some or
tho resuli3 which the people ought 20
know.
The individual in question is Ad-
miral William S, Benson. His Official
title is chief of naval operations lie
Is the active directing head Of the
service. All OF it's activities pivo.
around his office Through his hands
pass all plans Of onense and defense.
That the feet Is ready At home and
abroad for anything Germany may
plan is due TO the fact that for nearly
year now Admiral BENSON has toiled
early and late. Sundays and holidays.
4, his task OF getting ready tor war.
The post OF chief OF operations was
created by Secretary Daniels on March
3. 1915. 1t corresponds in great
measure TO the pos, of chief OF ;hc
army general STAFF. Admiral Henson,
then In Philadelphia, was summoned
to take the job lie has been at IL
ever since and his record OF achieve
ment Will keep him there for the war
period. He brought 10 his task ex-
perienccs gained in sea service In every
quarter OF the world and as chief 0!
the biggest land stations In the ser
vice. Here are few OF his ,nulti!old
duties:
Director OF the Naval War College.
Director OF naval intelligence.
Director or the ONCE OF gunnery e1-
crcises and engineering performances.
Director OF the Naval Communica-
,ion Service.
Director OF the Naval Aeronau.ic
Service and all other branches Of the
navy concerned directly in its military
efficiency
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Death of M-x. william G. cnmp.

Mrs. Wiliam g. Camp died AT her
residence, @5oi Monument Avenue. at
l3o o'clock this morning She Is sur
vivcd by her husband and three daurh-
'ers Mrs. 9. e Matthews and Miss
Margaret Camp. hoth or Richmond. and
Mrs. Ii,tlcton DAVE. OF Ronnnke
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-01

Tho soldiers who make IN klepfcrs
Camp Lee baseball team Will not hc
ahlc TO get away this morning to play
the game sch edulcd with the Battle
Axes OF Richmond, and in consequence
the two mines viii cross bats only once
to -dny--at the International Park at 4
O'clock.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-01

NEW YORK. March Sl.--A vigorous
campaign against crooked business men
who arc said TO have reaped fortunes
through illegal trade practices will be
launched tomorrow by the invcstiga-
ton and credit department OF the In
dustrial Association OF Credit Men ac-
cordinG to c. f.. Brown Snyder. chair
man OF the committee.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-01

First race-two- year-olu maiden. mrs,
5000, four furlongs-Aiaaony. lIi. rhe 80,
cam Spring, iii; Old Bili Bsnder .'i III; ca
Jer. IL. $50
Sss@gd raeesa i thrce-year-olds and
!ongs---.C. A.. Johnson. 1l3: Pharoah. ito.
The Busybody. los; Frcda Johnson los !;
Spec,er. To-; Lord Herbert ~: :ILttIG
io2; Low Degree ji.npJ, 81: .NnNiSty To-
Also eiiSihls: Dairose, 81: 'froErcssiyc. Ioa
aver Pirate. lo5: wiley. les; Jerry Jr
Thrd rac.-Eclipsc purse. threc-year-oid,
ana upward. purse s7ao. nve nnd one -i.a.i
beach. ,lc6;, Dan io4: Howard Weller, igs
Mary Maud (umpD. %; Tea Cad,iy liz
Murphy; 100 Indian Chant, Ice. Roliin
iatrd' loi: Joseph 4. Murphy. IS; Cobalt
Fourth racc-Bowic Inaugural handicap.
thTee-yeM- oids and upward. purse $3.50.
~: Fn5te:s0id, ll0: .water Lady. i9S !.
Charlie lcydccker IS: kentucky Boy - ;
So lsidore. 10: woodstonc. II3. Woodward
70: judge WinSt,id, 1ui; Producer liEp.l,
Fifth race--selling, three-year-olds ana
upward. purse $3.50. one n,iic-oboius. liz.
IVs: MAUD Bacon. e6 "
sixth race-cia!ming. fcu--year- odds ana
E"rds-l.uiher: li3: Arbitrator. 1903. -SiiI
Bird. lo2; Yodcling. 10; SAY, i01: Golden
Bantam; IS; All Smiles, ITO; 'Dciina. 100 :.
seventh r',ce-cla!m!ng. four -year-oids
and upward. purse. ST.o. ono mIic-Jabot.
TX: k%;TSsr iIa; Monomoy. log: .b'autltui
RtchaTd LanEdon. 100; .rranby Ii'np.l. iO7 !;
.koyal Interest ioI; 'Jessic c.. loo: Pc
\, iaaa lie: partworth, lo.: Glory Bell.
'kilmer, ioa.
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Startling Hun
Plots Revealed
Spy Describes Her Complete De-
feat in Ter Dealings Win
CdriOf,zG.
ny COUNTESS VON SCsIAUMEEUG
Copyright, 1915, by the International
News Bureau. lnc.D

These revelations arc made by Ccun-
tess Won SchaunUeEr. who MAS engaged
IN the Kaiser y secret diplomatic service.
.Ac papers giving these confessions were
ahStrSCIeu from her attaChe case BY an
enemy VINO followed her to Bern. THIS
titled laG.'s beauty and high social po-
sIiou. and her command OF money,
iIude her valuable AID to the kaiscr's
schemes OF peaceful penetration before
tns war.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-01

KANSAS CITY. March 3l.-Easter
Sunday brought no disorders and no
progress toward settlement OF the gem
eral strike OF union labor In Kansas
City, called last Wednesday in sup
port OF striking laundry employees
Limited service was maintained on the
street system. cars being guarded by
policemen. National Guardsmen pa
trollcd the lines in motor cars
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-01
BOWIE RACES BEGIN
SEVEN EVENTS SLATED
FOR OPENER MONDAY
Eleven Entries Made for Handicap aud
uauberk Is Assigned Top
Wcirht

BALTIMORE, MD. March 31.--With
the Bowie inaugural handicap rs the
feG turc, there are seven wcll-nlled
races down for decision on tho opening
day Tomorrow q; the Prince Georges
county track.
There are eleven entries for the
handicap AID l!auberk is assigned the
top weight OF le2 pounds. with ST. Isa-
dorc carrying second high poundagc.
with ll5 bondage. Fittcrgold, and
Water Lady are among the other en-
trantS.
The racing will get under way with
mo running OF an event for maiden
wo-year-olds Mt four furlongs.
lhcre arc 50 many horses already
At the track that it is almost impossible
to Shelter them. and more viii, 20 ont
each day on the Bcunng special.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-01

WASHINGTON. March 31.-Washing-
ton was thrilled to-day by the news
chat American soldiers actually are on
their way TO the fighting lines to take
their places beside their hard-pressed
British and French allies
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-01
BENSON ISSUES ALL
ORDERS AND NEGOTIATIONS

A fairly good Job for man sixty
two years old who has had more than
a quarter Of a century Of actual sea
service behind him. All OF the stra-
;egical and tactical matters Of the
service are his TO handle. lie issues
all orders and regulations concerning
ships OF every class and is the mill
tary advisor OF the secretary.
In 1883. Admiral BENSON was mem
Der of the Greedy relief expedition.
Later he was inspector OF material for
the FIRST modern vessel which evolu-
tion!zed into the White Squadron. lie
has served as instructor OF seaman
ship, naval architecture and tactics at
the Naval Academy: has been chief Of
staff OF the Pacific feet His last sea
command was the superb -eadnousht
Utah.
While It Is Impossible 10 tell all that
he has accomplished for military rea-
sons, It is violating no secret to make
the broad statement that the clean
hill of health" gwen tho navy by tho
House Naval Affairs Committee was
due entirely to the WORK OF Admiral
benson and the young men-he believes
in the maxim Of young men for the
hard work Of war-he has surrounded
himsel. with.
And the admiral himself can out
work any OF the youngsters at any
time. Later 1t will be possible to give
details OF this Job well done" but to-
day all that can be said Is watch the
navy from now on as you have In the
past"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-01

He spoke truly this time. He was
4 poor, ignorant peasant. He was an
nlitevate. i had known all about it..
And that was jus: exactly what had
wished that he would admit TO me. !
had made preparations for that very
eN.3ency.
was about to produce the copy that
l had prepared beforehand. when 4
new idea came to me. said: "lioly
Father. Will YOU dictate TO me what
ever inspiration you have received from
the spirits on this subject. aud | will
write down yoi:c words? You can sign
II and dlSpDlch /: 10 The Car,
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HAVANA RESULTS

rive pound apprentice allowance claim
Weather clear, track sloppy.
Valdez daily prospector., 1918-01-09
MOKGAN'S MAXIM

At this particular time. when hold CTS as securities in the United States have witnessed values rapidly melting away. it is a good thing to recall the remark once made by J. P. Morgan. father of the present head of the banking house of J. P. Morgan X Co. Some one had come to him complain ing of hard times, how stocks had de- clined, and how the country generally was going to the bOw-wOws." when the noted banker interrupted him. saying: The man who is a bear on the United States will go brOke." In other words, it is unwise to become too pessimistic. particularly when the worst is probably past.-Christian Science Monitor.
Valdez daily prospector., 1918-01-09
GREAT CANAL IS PLANNED
Forth and Clyde Waterway Has Been Under Consideration by British
 for Several Years.

There has bcpn vaguely before the public for some years great scheme the Forth and Clyde canai--writes cnrrcsIond, nt of the. London Times. Germany did not declare war until the kiel canal was completed. There can be nV question that it---tiuring these last three years-wP had been able to move ships quickly and safely from one side of Scotland tO the other 1t would hnvp been to our benefit. That benefit will always obtain. but I am not now talking of mere transit. but of new town planning N"ssibilitirs--a calcu- lated incentive to expansion for those who wish ,o live under the most mod ern conditions. unl,ampered by what we now consider the mistakes of the past.
 Seven years ago the government where 1t pIensrd and acquire the land on either side of 1t for develop mpnt. Let them now consider taking their courage in both hands and them selves driving acrnSs Scotland canal for ocean going ships. Along it's banks there would arise during lis rOnstr,'c- ton roads and rails and power sta tiOns. together with the houses of the men making all these. Later would follow the factories. and We should eventually have a Iinral state garden city, seaport. manufacturing. residen- ttsl. up-to-dat- and unrongesrible. It would be u governmental experiment. in spreading tn. people for their ad- vantage.
Valdez daily prospector., 1918-01-09
Submarines Lifeboat.

For a lOny time attempts have been made to evolve some sensible Scheme for permitting a crew to estApe when q submarine sinks. gets cnanared ID net. or for some reason becomes un- manaepnhlp while under water. An Invention that has lately been protect ed by pnt-l,tS Is described tn Popular Mechanics. It is . lifeboat and, m reality, a small auxiliary submarine that normally is held ip . coneaxe' seat constructed In the top pert of he'iaExt craft. Wat~r-tight hatchways are pro yided in each of the vessels, 70 that ac' cess from one to the other of them is possible. It Ia intended to O6er sale retreat for snune thirty persons. E'ee' tric and gasoline motors would proper 1t and give 1t a radius of action eec' mated at about 6OO miles In the event of accident. members of the crew would 4nte- the Nfeboat. close the hatchways. free the small craft by un' screw,nx two large hoats that anchos it to the larger one. and rise to the surface.
Valdez daily prospector., 1918-01-09
PRIME MINISTER'S DAY OFF
Out Badger Just as . HolI. day Pastime.

The picturesque account which has been given of prime minister's agri cultural act;rIn,.s on the Sussex fnr,n on the OccaSinn of his recent vacation is probably suggestive onI, of the yer sat displayed by him in the matter of .ay mnking.
 Mir. Lloyd Geotge has been eve; known to dig out Il badSer says Lon don Tit-I;its. In the vestihule Of hi official residence may be seen a mag nificent stuffed specimen which h,' hei4'c,l to bring to the surface some the same county.
 It Is doubtful, indeed. whether, px- cppt in the matter of arbOriculture pursuits, the present prime minister has derived Il precedent from any of his prcdecessorS. The nearest al,- proach. perhaps. Is Mir. BalfOur. who goes In for farming at his Scottish home at Whittingehame, where some splendid cattle have been turned out.
 The late Lord Salisbury found his principal source of recreation away from the cares of office In his labOra- tory At Hatfield house, where he fol- lowed the peculiar bent of his family In scientific and electrical pursuits.
 Sir Henry Campbell -Bannerman who wns ah OnInivOrOus reader, was never so happy as when staying at his beloved Dover; Mr. Asquith Is credited with a passion for novel reading; Lord Rosrhrry, whose literary tastes are well known. spends most of his time between MentnOre and his Scottish seat; while IT, Gladstone. when not at Dollls hill. enjoyed a sex trip or sO- jOnrn at some eust coast resort.