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For All at q Bargain at Benedict 4
Brintnall.

BrintnaII.
Fifty children's c1oaks in bear skin,
astrachan and plain cloths for S2.75
each.
Twenty-Five misses cloaks in plain
cloth and ~astrachan for $500 each.
Twenty-Five ladies' cloaks in black
and browns for $1,000 each. Best on
earth.
Ladies' long storm fur coats. die
fur boas and muffs at all prices.
Call and see what we can do for you.
in the cloak line before you make your,
purchase.
BENEDICT & BRINTNALL.
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for some time, and during that time
the mother has been caring for her.
The information was filed by DR.. e. w.
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Licensed to We'd.

A. e. Francisco. laborer. aged 33. and
Olsen, aged "a. both OF this
city.
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1E-Az4L
It has been a great effort
on our part during the
past six months to supply
the heavy demand Of our
retail customers for this
popular Havana Cigar.
The factory having now
agreed to ship us a case
Of these cigars every 80
avs,
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day, Thursday and Friday at noon.
The prayer meetings at the various
churches Thursday evening will be i'll
charge of the laymen, under the di-
rection of the association.
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LATE TO CLASSIFY

For Sai4--A 20-acre fruit farm. 7
miles ifos' city. ear Albion. S. e.
Peek. &c last Main.
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A fresh lot of white clover honey.
the finest o eve saw, at Will Mil
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DR.. Cora Williams, diseases of wom-
en- and obstetrics. Office over the FL
deity bank.
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All chronic troubles treated. DR..
lairs. Over 120 East Main.
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Regular dance. Odd Fellows hall.
1N,nvJoy a,,a,inr
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Miss Eta Early, of Liscomb. was In
the city over Sunday as the guest of
Mrs. Emma Weatherly. coming to be
present at the funeral of her friend.
Mrs, e. L.. Belden.
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OBITUARY.
-
Mrs. George w. Timbcrlnl<e.
vTI,a r,,oo, ofennf III,


Especial to The Times-D ispatch.J 4
LOUISA, VA, June Mrs Virginia
Susan Timberlake. wife Of George w.
OF this county. died to-day.
She had been sufferer for number
OF years and had been attended by DR..
FL w. Porter and DR.. Barrett, of this
town.
Mrs. Timberlake Is survived by her
husband and son. H. M. Timber1ake,
and her mother Mrs.tA. NJ. Trce, boz
sides tho following brothers and Sis
tiers: Mrs. L. T.. Annette of Richmond;
Mrs. A. ID. Annette, OF Mineral; Mr.. j.
C. Trice. sergeant oftLouisa;e Mr.. r. p.
Trice, of Louisa. and Mr.. William D.
tTrice, Of Scottsville.
Tho funeral will take place to-mor-
row. Thursday, at 4 o'clock.
AIRS. John w. ,Cringnn.
Mrs. Harriet c.. Cringan died at her
home, i North Third Street. vest erday
a afternoon. Mrs. Cringan was the wife
OF Mr.. John w. CrinEan, a we'll know
business man Of Richmond. who has
for many years been active In Charl-
table, philanthropic and religious work,
In which his wife has been his con-
slant adviser and helper She was q
woman of rare culture and beautiful
Christian character.
The arrangements for the funeral
have not been oncluded.
Julia Rose C0Ebill.
CHESTERFIELD COURTHOUSE,
VA. June l2-Julia Rose Cogblll, the
en-year-old daughter Of Mr.. 8P,gV. Cog
bill, died here to-night2.at O'clock.
She had been Ill several weeks with
pneumonia. .
The funeral arrangements have not
yet been made. .-..-..-.. !. :. 7. IS.
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~ I i
ipital here. Mr.. Johnson had about
completed his degree requirements, and
his wife asked that she might have his
diploma. President 13oatwright made
"a touching speech IN making the appll-
ca ton. and the trustees. by a rising
Svot e, ordered that the sessions honora
of her husband be sent to Mrs. John
son.
/ The trustees and their guests
twenty seven lin number-took lun-
cheon. at D. P. NJ. at the Shenand oah.
where. for an hour. they feasted and
!chatted most happily.t
DR.. Eugene Cook Bingham, acting
professor of. chemistry, was elected
full professor of that chair. Four new
members of the board were elected:
George w. Mechanical, Of Richmond
.JuSSe p. C., Nlchol. Of Prince William
county, Va, and Mr.. Samuel q Page
of AIbenarle county tho latter three
being alumni OF thes college.
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Young Men
With Trades
Are Wanted for the United
States NAVY.

Tho navS> wants Il largo number OF
recruits to man It's vessels. /. Did you
khoW that q bntteshipA Ike the LOUi-
don't Rooscveit and Ills party to the
1sthnus and to Porto Rico, hns n crew
of nearly 500 men, and that almost every
craft and trade Is re presen ted IN her
complement? That she has 30 EXPERT s,s !
number of enlisted men who draw $50
a month, practically clear Of living
expenses? That every enlisted man OF
the Navy must have some knowledge
OF trade or calling?
These menall came into the Navy at
the lower ratings, and advanced step
by step. and better opportunities await
you to-day than existed twenty, ten.
or even five years ago. Only recently
Ing enliated men Of the Navy IS q
month. to begin with their second en- :
.listment. and 49, for each subse1uent
enlistment, this to be In addition to
all pay and extra allowances they
The Navy has gradually extended It's
training system, until now schools are
maintained for practically every bran g;
of the service. 1t has for recruits tne
electrical schools. where men OF good
education and some knowledge Of cleo,
tricity can complete their trade and
learn wireless telcgraphy; the Artiic !, = :
school. where men are trained IN me the
Trades COMPRISING liz w. ~ =
branch on board ship, shipwrighits.
carpenters, plumbers, blacksmit,h7 :!
painters. shipfttters and the IKE; the
Yeoman school, where men are In,
structed in the duties of the clerical
branch of the Navy. stenography, type
writing, penmanship, official corre-
spondance, bookkce ping. keeping
stores. etc; the Hospital Corps, train,
Ing school, where men are instructed
in nursing. mntcria nlcdica, bandag-
Ing. first aid to the injured. ETC.: the
Musicians class, where men are taught
to play band instrument; and the
large training stations where men and
boys are received without any previous
trade and taught the duties Of sea-
.nanshtp. Then for the experienced
mcn-o'-warsmen. there are the Gun
merry class and Torpedo school for the
Seaman branch, and he Machinists
school for the engine room force. AL
these schools ut men for u trade, with
out expense for tools and instruments
I and when man completes a course
he Is sent to sea at an advance In
rating, with increase in pay.
II you nre interested in this and
wish to learn more OF the details. cal
at the Navy Recruiting Office while IN
The Recruiting omcer will BIO a.
Room 25, shafer Building (use Tentf
Street entrance). Richmond, Va. from
JUNE 10th to JUNE o2d, Inclusive
\ opar from Ay4zsfssfO q p.
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@0|I y = TIT'T y 7
EDEATH.
F}tHs

at his parents resi-
dence. 1909 Washington Street, 1t
half-past two o'clock June IL. 1907,
e CHARLES LINlYs ALDRIGE. In the
K fifth year of his age, the oldest son
OF, Linzy and Lotto Aldrlge,
The funeral will take place from
his home at 6 o'clock THIS AF'TI1R-
q NOON. I,
The little crib is cmpty now,
The little clothes laid by;
A mothers hope. fathers JOY
In Deaths cold arm doth. lie.
Another little lamb is gone
To dwell with Him who gave;ef
Another little darling bnbo i}
q Is sheltered In tho grave.
BY his PARENTS. I
GRIN GAN.--pied, at her home, / Nortl,
Third Street ut 3 o'clock, June l2th
5, HARRIET G. CRlNGA1S, Wife Of
John W. CriIgan.
Notice Of funeral in@the evening
papers
lsFEPPARD,--Died. "Wednesday. June
12th,at 1880 p, NJ. at the sresidonce
Of Ills parents, JAVES ALLEN. IN
fant son iof John Wand Daisy g
Sheppard, aged SIX months,
Funeral from parents resi- dence
a12 South Cherry street, THURS
DAY. June l3th, at b:a0eP.5 M,
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WILL SUPERVISE
COLLEGE SPORTS
Trustees Appoint Committee ia
Supervise Athletics Honorary
Degrees Conferred.

Tho board OF trustees OF Richmond
College held two long ssGsions yestor-
tho faculty and students Of the gradu-
ating. class IN the beautiful rNeption
giyeNsan the Thomas Hall.
lsDr.s tn. Simnls saltl DR.. w. M, Parker
We're elected members of the board Of
managers of tho Newport News
Academy, The report from that insti-
tuition showed "A most successful year
and q good enrolment Of students, M
The library committee gave an on
couraging report Of the work In that
department., The library has been
daily crowded With students. the library
nlethod sbaing widely used In the coll
lego curriculum,
The law commit tee reported arrange
nlents for the mex session, tile same
faculty being In Charge. with the
promise of q fine sessions work. Tho
trustees or ganixed ID new colnNS tao to
overlook athletics in the College, and
max q All annual report, as y 81 Ell 9s
The annual appropria tons SG We're
mad pns.,ot tue touch u AaAta
tauesl al tho young SYid dow OF Il. n.
fJohns oR. " l.o recen ", die q in the hos.
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GRADUATES AND PROMOTIONS
List of Those Who Won IIonora In the
Various ClnsAeN, "a

List of Those Who Won Nonora IN the
Various ClnaAeA. IN
President Boatwright. gave out yes
terday the following list of those who
have successfully passed the examina.
tions in the various subjects listed
and are advanced accordingly:
Greek.
Harry NJ. Bowling, James L. Elmore.
William S. Brooke, Dana Terry,
WaltcrlJ. Young.
s. NJ f. LOTHIAN oanMlA' John ! S st!nson,
Algie Y. Maynard. Adolph j. Terry, y
George T. Waite.
Thos. H. Binford. Joseph F. cropp.
Henley ]. Clark, II. B. Jennings, r..
T. Z. Peters.
48 INTRODUCTORY.
Geo. r. Andrews. Joseph II. Gulick.
Chas. B. Arendall, John, B., Hill.
Stiles Fl. Ellyson. Beecher l.. Rhodes.
French,
JUNIOR.
Jeff. ID. Bond Joseph r. Ingram.
Vim. G. Coleman, Oscar B. Ryder,
Julia P. Harrison, Roscoe Spencer.
SENIOR.
Miss T. G. Barnes, VIM. p. NcBain.
MSS Nisar G. Brood G VIM. &. Payne payne, ~
Claude IT. Elsom, Jack Peters,
Lena Gregory. A. w. Robertson.
lChas. 7. Gardner, Sidney A. Slater.
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Z q Il ! =
a Scholarships, In accordance with the
wishes of tho founder, are awarded to
candidates from Maryland, Virginia and
North Carolina who are considered to
be the .smost deserving Of choice be-
cause Of their character and intellec-
tual promise" The following received
the honor:
Fred Allison, OF Virginia ca h.,
Emory and Horny College. 1900.
Raymond Binford, of North Carolina
Is. b., 1carlham, 19OD.
w. II. Brown, OF Virginia g. b..
Richmond. 1aOG).
w. II, Burge, OF Virginia "a. 3D., RAN
delphi Macon. l903).iS
p. ]. Carver, OF Virginia "a. NJ,
Richmond, 1900. Es5
Gentry Cash Of Virginia (Emory
and Henry College, 10o7).
w. y. Clarke, Of Virginia a. b..
Uampden Sidney, 1003)-
w, w. Dawson, OF Virginia Is b..
Virginia Polytechnic Institute, 1909.
L, ]. Desha, OF Virginia (A. r.,
Washington and Lee, 1909.
p s, Fippin. OF Virginia Ga, b..
Richmond, 1900.
p. S, Freeman. OF Virginia "a, b..
Rlchmond 1000,
r. II. GultF Jr,,ot Virginia a. b..
Johns Hopkins. 1000.
John Sllarshal Grasty, OF Virginia
"a. b.. Johns Hopkins. 5000.
p. v. Guthrie, of Nirginia ca. b.,
|Washinton and Lee, 1909,
j, y, IIargrave Of Virginia CAS- H..
ST Stephens, 1900.
j, e. Hodgson, OF Virginia "a, b..
Washington and Lee, 1900.
]. a, Horne, OF North Carolina (A..Is..
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Clarke county, Va; RACHEL Leah Low
cnstefn, Richmond, Va; William Ora T.
tan Payne. Bath county. Va; Samuel
Knox Phillips Richnlon Va: Lemuel
Cleveland Quarlcs. Henrico county, Va;
lAbsalom Willis Robertson Salem, a. !:
Sidney Alexander Slater. King William
county. Va: Dana Terry. Louisiana;
.Adolpi John Terry, Louisiann; Ben5a-
min Harrison Turner Richmond, Va:
Mary Hawes Tyler. Hanover y county,
Va; George Thomas Waite, spot syl--
vania county. Va: John Brockenbor-
ough Woodward, Jr.. Henrico county,
Va: Walter Jorgenson Young, Ken
lucky.
Masters Of Arts-Julia Cay Barnes,
Richmond, Va: thesis:HtA9 Study Of the
Christian Element In the Epic Poem
Beowulf. Julia Peachy Harrison.
iRichmonJ. Va: thesis. "a Study OF The
iFlu!dity OF Liquids Samuel Glad
stone HARDWOOD, Appomattox county,
Wa; thesis: "An Account of Literary
Patronage from 1860 to 1850" Claude
Willard Owen. TENNESSEE; thesis: "a
Comparative Study OF the Philosophy
OF Tennyson and Browning" Hattie
Smith, Richmond. Va: thesis: "a Study
OF Some Of Tennyson's Sources"
The honorary degree Of doctor OF
divinity was conferred on Rev. Charles
n. Herndon, OF Hamilton. Va, and Rev.
]. Lee West, OF Carrollton, Mo-. both OF
whom are aluSnni8of the college.
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I'm 4l1Es DISPATCH. RICHMOND VA THURSDAY 1907
II. IL henderson, Benz. II. Turner, !
Eugene n Luck,

II. II. henderson, Bent III. Turner, II
Eugene II. Luck.
German.
JUNIOR.
S Sn1sb II a 6r,ton epthr 3 & t KnnnInp'
Claude il. E;lsom, b Il. mckinney,
II 4 t. qsYS e "a, YIN, & / :; Payne .
James r. strothcr.
SENIOR
# ;if / s?::$ E; ;s!2' ?&;
SAINT @. liarwood II. +. Wightman;
Kent W Hood, Robert G. WILLIS,
Grades on several other classes have
not been reported by professors)
Spanish.
JUNIOR.
G 1,,as, p A 7; ID, H., + en sssr
David II. Davidson, !. &. ouaries,
JohnlH. Gwa thmey. 3. Ice Rhodes,
0. w. Underwood, Jr.
''''", 7 s"''s'.
John Brockenborough Woodward, Jr.
B.
Claude Tau II. Elsoin. Aubrey {r II. straus,
II. =. George; 30. Benz. r. Turner,
Julia P. Harrison, Aubin 3. Wright.
Eobt G. Ancarrow, Harry 2. snead,
Gay Broaddus. Lily +. Trevyeit.
Vaughan Camp, Chas q. Willis,
a. J. Chewning, Jr.. Robert g. Willis,
Ralph IL Chiffon. u r. Wightman,
Kenley J. Clark, 4, TonE Yeung,
Chas. T. Gardner. Pcyton S. Lewis.
Lena Gregory. Val. Lichtenstein.
Joseph Il. Gulick, r. l.. Lovenstein,
John 3. Fiji. VIM P. McBnin.
T. r. Peters. y. a. Mckinney.
Alfred c. Pohlig, Algie Y. Maynard,
THOMAS il. Smith, Carl D. Miller.
INTRODUCTORY.
Ernest I. Acklss. Geo. s; Harding.
J ~ G K. Bnrch, Geo. ea'S ". sadler.
-. N. Davidson. w. II. Sands. Jr.,
GAY eGsn g. w ea Rfahar 4 s shn%ate jr
Q. w. Underwood, Jr.
chas. ?: Arendall, Val. Lichtenstcin,
James L. Gilmore, Algie y. Maynard,
Julia P: Harrison, =. A.. Mckinney.
Douglas Doug K kidd 5. p. Wightman.
3fsE ANtToHOmS. 8as
Chas. B. Arendall, r. G. Louthan,
Henley J. Clark, T. i. Peters,
e. P. Wightman.
Philosophy.
lula G. Barnes. Stephen D. Martin.
lSNV. L.. Burruss, Jr, Claude w. Owen,
w. 3. F. Cole, Luther J.. Pack,
Robert N. Daniel Eam'l X. Phillips,
Sam'l G.. HARDWOOD, Hattie Smith.
BENZ. c. Jones, BENZ II. Turner,
Elijah NJ Louthan. John B. Woodward
B.
julia G.. Barnes. Stephen D. Martin
| G. II. Goodwin. Hudson a. Mench,
| Elijah NJ. Louthan, Oscar B. Ryder,
Eugene II. Luck, Hattie Smith.
1 a.
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Garnee to Blenner.

Mr. B. A. blenner has purchased the
aut omobile garage OF jenkins Bros, No. sos
West Broad Street 1tswill be operated by
the new order for the purpose of q garage
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.Q|RG|N|ANS GIVEN
HOHORS At HOPKINS N. J.
Many Given B. A. Degree and
Others Secure High
Distinction.
Distinction,

The following students from Virginia.
at Johns Hopkins University were
awarded degrees and scholarships as
In keeping with the work done by them
during the past year. he Vtrglnliinlns
all received B.gA. degrees. The degrees
were awarded as follows:
DOCTORS OF PHILOSOPHY.
Harold Martin Bender. Martinsburg.
W. Va, b. "A, Lafayette College, Eng
fish, sanskrit and German.
Taylor Scott Carter OF Mount Jack
son, va, S. b., Virginia Military In
stitute, physics, physical chemistry and
mathematics.
William West Holland, of Eastville.
Va. B. A.. Central University, chcms-
try. physical chemistry and mineral
Henry Darlington Lancaster, OF.
Richmond, 3. a.. University Of Viz
ginia, French, Spanish and Italian
Albert Harp Licklider, Norfolk, Vas
B. A., Randolph Macon College Eng
| lsh. French and philosophy.
Herbert Cannon Lipscomb, Peters,
burg. B. A.. Randolph Macon College,
Latin, French and Italian
Henry Martin. Brandywine. Va; 3.
A., Richmond College, Latin, Spanish
and French.
Leon FRANKLIN Williams. Gatesvile,
N c., b. a., Trinity College. chemistry,
physical chemistry and mlneralosy.
DOCTORS OF MEDICINE.
Clarence Adair Rhodes. Of Buchanan,
Va, B. a.. Randolph-N1a College,
BACHELORS OF ART.
Rogers Harrison Gait, Of Virginia.
FELLOWSHIPS.
Two virginians received fellowshlps
Robert Campbell, of Lexington, Va,
3. A., Washington and Lee University,
in political science, aud Robert Frank
| lin Cooper, OF Lexington. also q 3. A..
Of Washington and Lee. In Greek.
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Funeral Notice.

funeral Of THOMAS j
JEWETT. who died In Lynchhure
Jmna fifth, will take place THIS
{sAINTERNOON from the l9ntnbridse'
Street Baptist Church, In Manches'
q ter at 4 O'clock a "A
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History.

Benz. c. Jones.
Stephen d. Martin,
Hudson G. MILLER,
VIM. G. Payne,
Luther. il Pack.
! Sam'l X. Phillips,
w. r. L. Smith, Jr.,
Hattie Smith, K
John r. Stinson,
Henry G. Taylor,
Geo. II. Winfrey,
Walter j. Young.
3.
r. Il. Lovenstein,
Eugene H. Luck,
Carl D. Miller,
NJ. w. Montague,
w. r. d. Aioncure,
Walter NJ. Nance,
G. C. Outland, Vi,
Geo. r. Pankey,
w. E. Saunders,
James H. Terry,
Oscar r. Thraves,
John S. Tilman,
Benz. Fl. Turner,
Henry &C. Taylor,
j. 3. Woodward. Jr.,
a. Fong Yeung.
:. Young. ~.
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nest L; Ackiss, Algie Y: Maynard.
m. s. Brooke. Alfred c. Pohlig,
p. Dennis. VIM. H. Rogers.
Q. Edmondson. Alfred T. Smith,
enry U. Ebel. Geo. w. Sadler,
II. George, Sd, A.. L. Shumate,
NJ M S. hughes, chas aS &. Wifi v flfae'
20. s. Harding. Addison G. Willis.
biology.
Z. Boyle: Jr, Luther j. Pack,
~ Broaddus VIM. G.. Payne. Ii
m. S. Brooke, Oscar B. Ryder,
j. Chewning. Jr,W. r, L. Smith. Jr,
oyd B. Clark. John T. Stinson,
!. B. q. Cole. Aubrey II. Straus,
II. Henderson, Dana Terry,
nnta, w. Hood. Adolph j. Terry.
I'm X. Hutton. BENZ. IT. Turner.
udson "A. A1ench, George T. Waite.
ri D. Miller. Geo. H. Winfrey.
easant NJ. Mills. Aubln B. Wright.
English bible professor Gaincs).
NEST L; Ackiss, p. w. Robertson,
30; R. Andrews, Jason ELI Rowe,
'cher B. Bass. Geo. w, Sadler,
lmondo Relfort, a. i. shumate,
!dson s. Burch. e. r. Stringfellow,
m. G. Coleman, j. L. Stringfellow,
'hn w. De ecker, James II. Terry. Z.
.seph n Gulick, VIM, M. THOMPSON
Ichard j. Howard, Benz. H. Turner &
,ornton Zones. Addison G.a.Wiliis,
G. Louthan, Chas. G. Willis, 4
G.. Outland. A. Fong Young.
English Bible professor SVhitaitt).
hos. II. Binford. John b. Hill,
y p. jennings. Jr,. Geo. r. Pankey,
Beecher L. Rhodes.
English Bible Professor IIarris).
AIRY NJ Bowling, Roger w. Grant.
obert bowling, S Elijah NJ. Louthan,
lmes S. Cobb, Algie Y. MAYNARD
ebert N. Daniel, TIE. Peters. Z
/. D. Davidson, Jack Peters.
o. Edmondson, L. C., Quurlcs.
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Nv. D. Anderson,
II. NJ. Bowling,
Geo. W. Blake,
VIM. P. Brooke.
Claude NJ. Cole,
Clay S. Cole.
Thos. C.'Campbell,
Joseph f. Crop.
L. L. Chamblin, Jr.
Floyd 3. Clark,
Stiles II. El1yson. !
r. Gwathrney. Jr.,
"A. 7. Grim tn,
P. NJ. Hundley. 8
John H. Jones,
Bertha G. Knapp.
Walter J
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JEFF. D. Bond.
James S. Cobb,
VIM G. Coleman,
Jos. P. Crens shaw,
Joseph i. Crop,
Frank P. Davis,
Claude II. Elsom,
iChas. T. Gardner,
II. H. George, Sd,
IS. D. Gooch.
C. II. Goodwin,
John 3D. Hill,
VIM S, Hughes.
~ Geo, II.
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The Recruiting omcer. will BIO at
Room 25, shafer Building (use Tenth
JUNE 10th to JUNE c2d, Inclusive
ONCE open from Az to {. ?, n.
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IL .
lChas. 3. Arendall,
Matte i. Brown,
j. S. Blunt. Jr..
Nv. L. Burruss. Jr.,
Leila G.. Betty,
Emily d. Blake,
"A. j. CheWntng. Jr.
Frank P. Davis,
James L. Gilmore,
II. 3. Gillian.
John Il. Hutton,
Joseph r. ingram,
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Stephen D. Martin,
Hudson "A. Mench,
Oscar B. Ryder,
Hattie Smith.

& VI
p. NJ. Hundlcy,
Sydney J. Lodge,
George r. Nance,
L. c. Quarles,
B. Lee Rhodes,
Oscar B. Ryder,
w. r. L. Smith. Ir.
Roscoe Spencer,
Aubrey II. Straus.
ISL. Stringfell0W,
Adolph ]. Terry.
Mary II. Tyler,
George T. Waite.
Winfrey- .-e..,ilIg
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-13

The long and faithful services OF
Or. Ryland. In many trying crises and
1hany times of financial difficulties,
received their Just acknowledge ,nent,
and the ovation DR.. Ryland received
from board, faculty and students at
the close OF his remarks showed his
position in the hearts OF all the col
lege community y.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-01-24
FLINT ARROW AND MOUNDS
NOT MADE BY THE INDIANS
Sioux Doctor Says Redskins Bought Heads for Darts and
That Wind Buded the Elevations Ascnbed
to Warriors.


ST. LOUIS, Jan. 2A-That the Indian
mounds throughout the western part Of
the central States were not made by
Indians, as believed By many historians
and archae0lOgists, but by the acton
OF the wind. and that no Indian of the
last 800 years ever made a fiint-head ar
row. Is the statement OF Dr. Charles A.
Eastman. full-bl0oded Sioux Indian.
who was educated in the East, and who
is now engaged BY the Government in
South Dakota ia giving more euphonious
and respectable names 20 the Indians
than the wicked ones many OF them
have been claiming for years.
He advances the theory which goes Ear
toward proving the accuracy Of his claim
and says that in all the years OF his
early life, which was lived among the
wild tribes OF the West. did ne ever hear
a word used which wouiu indicate a
nint-head arrow. Neither has he ever
seen nor heard OF any Indian who ever
knew Of one Of his kind making an ar
row from flint rock The Sioux have no
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-01-24
STATUE CONTEST
STIRS indiana
Friends of Former Presidens.
Harrison and Gen. Wal
lace Line Up.

Indiana politicians IN the State. and ID
Washington as wen. are much inter-
ested In the question of whether OK
President Benjamin Harrison or Cen
Lew Wallace shah have a place u
statHary iau alongside Of oliver II.
Morton, tfe great war governor OF the
State
A delegation OF prominent politicians
from indianapolis have been .n 81 asli-
iugtOu for several days eauF4ssius tle
departments for signatures OF Indiana
people 10 "a memorial 70 be presented 90
the State Legislature this Wcek asking
that s. allace be- selected tne sub
Ject Tor Inc next statue.
About 500 names were secured, -ucll4-
ing ten members Of the Indiana Con
gressiouai delegation. Comptroilef trace
wen and other prominent HOOs-eEites-
Vice President Fairbanks is also favor
able 10 Wallace, although ice Ola not
sign the petition.
The contest has already taken on "A
political aspect as the adhcrenls OF tae
old Harrison and Ores -slu regimes al
lined uD GA one side OF the other. the
Gresham people who could never see
anvthing g8od iu Harrison, supporting,
as rule the idea OF having wallace
10 represent The state ln the Hail OF
Fame.
While Harrison has the weight OF haF-
ing served as President Ola AIS siae, ne
Is Handicapped by the fact tla- Ae was
moi native born. his birthplace Dr-l8
ohio. whereas General Wallace was q
native OF the state