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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-12-27
DAUGHTER RECEIVES STAR
INTENDED FOR ANOTHER
Special to Tho Times Dispatch, I.

CharlottesVllle, Va, December 26,-
Reuben Holly, eighty-tive years of age,
"a native of Greene county, yesterday
cut and seriously wounded his favorite
statement made by the old man, he
was attacked in his own home by his
son-in-law Leonard Hoy. Tho son-in-
law became angered at Holly and
grabbed at the latter's throat As he
did so, Holly drew his pocketknife and
slashed at his assailant. Hoy's wife,
who had just entered the room, jump
ed between the two. received the knife
wound. severe stab Just below the
right breast In Police Court this
morning the old man broke down and
cried as he told of the affair, II would
rather have taken my own life" he
said, ethan to have harmed my daugh-
ter"
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Carnegie Promises $50.

Especial to The -Dispatch.l
Charlottesville. Va, December o.
At the close of the morning service at
the High Street Baptist Church yes
terday the pastor, DR.. Henry w Bat
Tie, announced that Andrew Carnegie
had offered to contribute the sum
of s7so toward new. organ for the
church, provided the congregation
raised similar amount. The congre-
cation at once adopted resolution
piedging Itself to meet the conditions
laid down by Mr.. Carnegie
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Drinking Bout Fatal.

tSpeClaI TO The TlmeS-DlSpatchl
Nashville, y. c., December 26.-Ies-
terday, near Castalia, this county Joe
Dickens shot and perhaps fatally
wounded David Braswell. Both are
white men about twenty one years
old, and were at the home of Ed Hol'
lingsworth for dinner. Braswell was
shot in the head. Dickens was lodged
in Jail last night, but was released
to-day as witnesses testified the
shooting was an accident Both We're
drinking.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-12-27
Little hoy nun Over.
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ISpeclMI to TIC TImas- I1lspuIuH.I
Heathsville Va, December 26.-The
five year-old son OF Silas Whitaker,
Il well known farmer OF Salt Pond.
in the lower part of northumberland
county was run over and seriously
hurt by horse and buggy driven by
a drunken negro The hoy had his,
upper front teeth knocked out and his
arm broken In three places, and Internal
injuries Indicted, the extent OF which
ia not yet known
The horse was going at Nbreasnecls
speed, ana the child, besides being
over by the Wheels OF tho buggy,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-12-27
FATAL CRAP GAME
NEAR PETERSBURG
George Sherman Is Shot and
Killed by Willis
Rose.
RIOT STARTS IN STREET
Blacks Exchange
Many Shots Before Quoted
by Police.
The Times-D Dispatch Bureau.
100 North Sycamore street,
patnrsh1lrn Va nnn1 d.

- t's ipttsLllDCE
During the progress OF a negro crap
game in which they were engaged near
Davills in Dnwiddie county yester-
day, Willis Rose shot and mortally
wounded George Sherman, who sub
sequently died OF his injuries Rose is
about twenty years old, and is the son
of Eliza Rose very worthy colored
woman of this city. He cultivated his
mothers farm near Davills Sherman
the victim of the shooting, was a mar.
ried man, and leaves a widow and
seven children.
The details of tho affair beyond the
bare fact of the quarrel over the game
the fatal shooting and the flight and
pursuit of the murderer. are not known
here. Rose is said to have been drunk.
On Saturday night he stabbed and
severely wounded John Broadly, for
which he was not arrested. He also
threatened to kill j. Y Fox, mer-
chant, near Davills who because of his
condition, had refused to lend him a
horse, Sunday morning he went to
Sherman's house and, asked the latter
to accompany him to Fox's Store, and
on the way found crap game in
progress. 1t was here that Sherman
was killed. Rose has not yet been cap
tured, but most likely Will be.
An Orderly Christmas.
Universal respect was given Christ
mas Day Sunday, and the observance
was altogether quiet and orderly.
Large congregations attended services
at the churches, where fine music was
rendered and sermons especially APP
propriate TO the day and the great
event II commentaries were preached.
Last night Appomattox commandery,
Knights Templar, attended divine SER
vice in Washington Street NJ. f..
Church. special sermon being de-
livered by the pastor, Rev. Or. George
L, Booker.
The day was so unusually quiet that
not single arrest was made for dis
orderly conduct. To-day the celebra-
ton was quite elaborate, though still
orderly. An of the saloons were closed
and business generally suspended. The
use of fireworks in the main business
streets was strictly prohibited by the
police. and young America could only
be heard from on the side streets and
in their yards. No accidents were re-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-12-27
AIsop-sin,,,,s,

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spotsylyania. Va, December 26.-
John j. Alsop, of Curlew, and Miss
Leslie Simms, of this county, We're
married at the residence of the brides
parents. near Post Oak, in this coun-
ty, yesterday by Rev. c. II. Samuels
of the Baptist Church. Mr., and Mrs
Alsop will reside In Spotsylvania
county,
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Alsop-Pritchctt.

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Spotsylvanta, Va, December 26.--
Julia Pritchett, of Sunlight We're mar
rled at tho residence of the BRIDES
parents, in this county, to-day by Rev.
S. M. Johnson, of the Methodist
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pritchctt-Cnrter.

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Spotsylyania, Va, December &c.
Horace c. Pritchett and Miss Capitola
Carter, both of Spotsylvanin county,
We're married in Washington on sun
day. and have returned to the coun-
ty, where they will reside,
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John n. 0DeM Dead.

o'Dell a retired banker Of Chicago
and formerly president of$the Amerl-
can Bankers Association, died here
to-day Since his marriage a year
ago Mr.. o'Dell had resided at Boulder,
Col, He was ilety eight years old.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-12-27

Churchill Gibson, of Alexandria. is
the guest of his father, Rt. Rev. Rob-
ert A. Gibson, on Park Avenue.
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Walker--HnrYey.

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Heathsville, Va, December 26.--Miss
| Nellie Monroe Harvey, of Westmoreland,
and Ndwin Stanley Walker, Of Mont
rose, Westmoreland county, We're mar
| ried to-day, ~ a. ~ jS9 III
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Riotous Ncgroes Arrestcd.

happy one to people of all classes.
Riotous Negroes Arrested.
Two gangs of young negroes, most
of whom had been drinking to some
extent and a number of whom car
ried pistols, collected about noon to-
Harrison Streets, and after dares and
challenges opened fire on each other.
The scepe grew widely disorderly, and
as the balls flew about much excite
ment was caused in the nelghborhood.
Some forty or nfty shots We're fired.
and people on the streets had To
dodge into places of safety, and balls
went through windows and struck
houses and fences in the vicinity. a
squad of police, consisting of De-
tectives Heela and E.anes and officers
Titmus and Steward, were hurriedly
sent to the scene to suppress the dis
order, and they arrested several OF
the parties. Among these We're Joe
Crowder, who had been shot through
the jaw: John Johnson, through whose
clothes four balls had been shot with
out injuring his person, and John
Knox, said to have been one of the
most active participants in the shoot
ing
When Knox was arrested his parents
and sisters strenuously sought to take
him away from the officers, who had
cuers. Nearly the whole Knox family
We're arrested for interfering with the
officers. a number of the rioters We're
caught and will appear in the Police
Court Tomorrow.
Mind Tiger Raided.
The police yesterday raded the
pressing club establishment of Joe
Smith, colored, on Gill Street, and ar
rested the proprietor for selling Liquor
on Sunday and without a license 1t
was found that Smith kept kind of
bar in the rear of the pressing room
from which he dispensed liquors to
customers on the quiet. A quantity
OF whiskey and gin was seized, and
the proof of violation of the law was
so clear that Smith made no denial of
selling, but rather admitted It.
Personal and otherwise.
The Sir knights of Appomattov Com
lnandery, No. 6, met in their asylum at
noon to-day, offered toast to the
most worthy grand master, and re-
oeived the response thereto. Lun-
made to several individual toasts
Fire this morning partially destroy
ed the dwelling in Rose Alley occupied
by Sarah Robinson, colored.
A black mare with white hind feet.
belonging to George Brown, a colored
farmer of Prince George county.
which had been left tied near the New
Market, was stolen Saturday night.
and nothing has yet been heard from
her.
Commissioner of Revenue Gerow. of
Namozine District, Dinwiddie county.
who was expecting Il visit from his
son, w, A, Gerow, of Norfolk, was
called to the latter city last evening
by a telegram announcing the latter's
Illness of appendicitis, and left on
the first train.
Governor and Mrs. William Hodges
Mann spent yesterday in Petersburg
as the guests of Mrs. Mann's mother.
Mrs. Donnan, on South Market Street
In a great many instances employees
in the city We're generously remember
ed at Christmas in various ways by
employers, in appreciation of faithful
services during the year.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-12-27

Mr.. and Mrs, Wilkins, OF Riverton.
Va, are spending the holidays at the
Mount Vernon, on East Franklin
Street
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-12-27

Pendleton .Boatwright, who has been
the guest of friends here. has returned
to Portsmouth.
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ported. Generous charities We're be-
slowed on the needy; the orphans Were
and handsomely treated at
the Elks' Home, and the day seemed a
happy one to people of all classes.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-12-27

A. Langstan Johnston, Jr, has re-
turned to his home in Schenectady, af-
ter brief visit to relatives in Rich
mond.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-12-27

Frederick Valentine is spending the
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
+. S. Valentine. at 900 Park Avenue
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-12-27

Monte Burr, of this city, has been
the guest of his mother. Mrs. 7. p.
Williams, in Danville, for the past
Weekend
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-12-27

Miss Mary McNair, of staunton, is
visiting friends in Richmond, Williams
burg and Newport News.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-12-27

Mrs. Andrew Pettigrew, of stanton,
Va, is visiting relatives in this city
for several days.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-12-27

DR.. and Mrs Truman A. Parker and
children. of Leesburg, are the guests of
relatives IN this city.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-12-27

Nj and Mrs. l.. T. Robertson, of New
York. are the guests OF j. A. Briggs
at 1919 West Grace street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-12-27

Miss Bella Smith. of Brunswick. Nc.
IS visiting Mrs. stephen Ellison here.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-12-27

Mr. and Mrs. Henry Myer, formerly
of this city. but now of Baltimore,
have been registered at the Jefferson
Hotel.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-01-31
Gordonsville

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GORDONSyILLE. VA, Jan. si.---
Mrs and Miss Holloway. of New York.
are visitors at the home OF Mrs. Vif-
ginfa Osborne, near town.
b. Il. Jeffries. Jr.. of Charlottes-
Vile, was in the city last week on
business.
w a. Faber has returned to Roa-
noke, after spending several days thia
week with his parents in the city.
Miss Lula Bernard. after spending
the past week with Miss Edna Faber,
has returned to her home In Rich
mond.
Lucius Wombwell. OF Richmond, Ia
a visitor at the home of N. A. Lin
ney.
w. r. and J. NJ. Holiday left
Monday for Alexandria, after spend
Ing the past month with their mother.
Mrs. j. III. Hume. ,,,.4.e:sft'
DIR. Magruder. OF Charlottesville
was on professional visit here this
week.
Harris Davenport was recent guest
Of his mother In Richmond.
EF. Faber has returned from q
visit to- friends at Shenandoah.
Mrs Dora Robertson. Of Clifton
Forge, Is guest Of Mrs Bette Nc
Alexander.
w. l.. Davenport left Wednesday
to accept position with the Chesa-
peake and Ohio at Gladstone.
Or. r. II. Sergeant is visiting his
son. Frank Sergeant at Pendleton.
Mrs. E.. w. williams has returned
from a visit to relatives in Nelson
county.
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Williamsburg

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WILLIAMSBURG, VA, Jan. al
Mr.. w A. Montgomery gave an at
tractive tea on Thursday afternoon
from 3 to o'clock. Mrs. Montgom-
cry, attired In an old rose messaline.
was assisted In receiving her guests
by Mrs William G. Jones and Mrs.
Hugh 9. Bird, while Mrs Van +. Gar
rett presided at the punch howl. Miss
Virginia frreity and Ats4e Msssts lar
bara Montgomery, Cora Garrett ana
Rehecca Bird served refreshments.
Miss Giliie Wilburn is the guest of
Mira. George A. Hankins-
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Lightfoot
spent few days with friends in To-
ano this week.
Mrs. lack Durfey returned Mon
day from a visit to Mrs, Frank OAR
ling In Hampton.
Mira. II. M Hughes. Of Norfolk.
spent Sunday here with Misses Cora
and Esselle Smith.
James Slater, of Washington, is
here To VISIT his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. l.. Slater,
r. l.. GilIand, of Whitestone, Mimi.
has been the guest of F. j. Ross
the past week.
Miss Kathryn Geddy has returned
from q visit to Miss Mary Davie, near
Petersburg,
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. j. Tettley, of Red
Rank, N. j.. have been visiting Mr..
and Mrs. J. v. Morris the past week.
Mrs. III, p. Cole entertained at a
tea Wednesday evening.
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Abingdon

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ABINGDON, VA. Jan. 31.--Mrr w
Pierce Withers. who has been here on
visit TO his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
q. p. Wfthers, for two weeks, left ON
Saturday for his home at Gulfport.
Miss
Mrs. r.. r. brady, who has been con-
fined to her room with an attack Of
nervous prostration since her visit to
her sister Mrs Richardson, In Rich
mond, before Christmas, IL very much
Improved and II able TO leave her
room.
Mrs. Clarence Penn and daughter,
Miss Kathleen, who have spent the
past threa months In Abingdon, at
the home OF her father. Capt James
L. white. left for her home at Los
Angeles. Cal. this week. They were
accompanied by Miss Gay White. who
viii spend some time In California.
Mr.. and Mrs. r.. g. Findlay and his
m8ther 60 this week to make their
home ut WytheviIie Mr.. Findlay. who
In In the service Of the M. & ", n. r..
has been transferred thithcr from In
Eleside. w. Va,
w. r. MinEea has returned FROM d
business trip 70 New York.
Mesarx. r. w, Bell and Irby Hunt
apens several days OF this week at
Lebanon on business intent.
3 Nyss Pearl rcpr. teacher OF the
fcafth srads II the public school, has
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been suffering Ill this week with IN
attack OF muscular Rheumatism. Miss
.rhyfxa Fslgstc II acting Az her sup
ply.
Miss Mamie Gibson, OF Pulaski, II
spending some time In Abingdon Ut
the home of Judge q. G. Pofterfcid.
- The beautiful hesa4e u Judge ana
Mrs. r.. N. Page was opened to rev
friends on Monday evening wh<u th''s
celebrated the birthday OF ~ charnn-
Ing chateIaine with an eight
dinner
The new building. an annex to
StonewalI jackson Institute, 10 ms
ished, and adds materially to the con-
venience. comfort, and beauty Of the
Institution. This school, famous for
long throughout southwest Virginia.
liz making marked strides In educa-
tional advancement, and 10 more than
holding her own a. q decided factor
In the culture and intellectual life Of
Abingdon.
On Tuesday evening of February
Governor Robert Glenn, OF North Car
DINA, will deliver a lecture In the
auditorium of Stonewali Jackson In
stitnte under the auspices of that In.
stltution. Governor Glenn has devoted
his whole time to the cause Of mis-
sions since retiring from once with
occasional lectures. He In man OF
varied experiences, wide culture, and Q
most delightful speaker.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-01-31
Ashland

tspecia, to The Richmond virgtniAn.)
ASHLAND, VA, Jan. 3l.--Mrs.
Malcolm p. Hart gave an enjoyable
bridge whilst partys@at her home this
evening. Among the ladies' present
were; Mrs. G. Il. Potts. Mrs. q. R. sgd
nor, Mrs. James Cox, Mira, Tate r..
Chenery. Mrs, James Hunter, Mrs
Henry Carter, Mrs James Chenery.
Miss Annie Macon Potts. Mtss Lois
Richardson and Miss Annie Laurie
Haynes, OF Richmond, and Miss Lou
Redd
The Ladies' Aid Society OF Duncan
Memorial. Methodist Church are pre-
pairing III give an entertainment en-
titled "Thc Family Album" III the
towE auditorium early In February.
The condition Of Miss gaHnIs HO83a,
whe has been sick during the past
month. lis very much improved.
Miss Lois Richardson and Aisq An.
ME Laurie Haynes, % Richmond 80
whiting Misn Annie Macon P0tlG
Misa Bossle GafaSnons of IN
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Oxford

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OXFORD, n. c.. Jan. 3l.---Mr. and
Mrs j. e Cannady entertained Il num-
her OF their friends al their home on
Williamsburg street Tuesday evening
in honor Of their guests. Misses Ruby
and Hazel Shanev. of Lynehburg, Va,
and Miss Morris OF Danvers, va.
On Thursday evening Major and
Mrs. p. n. Montgomery entertained at
cards In honor Of Miss Morris. OF
nanyers, Va, ard the Misses Slauer
OF I.ynchburg Hearts were played.
after which refreshments of cakes.
ices and nfinte were served.
Mrs. II. @. Cooper has left for
Norfolk, Va, to visit her son. Mid
shipnan III. @. Cooper. who will leave
Saturday on the steamer Louisiana for
a cruise OF several months.
DIR. Robert Hicks. OF Warrenten. Va.
arrived in Oxford Tuesday, havipg
been called to the bedside of his sis J
ter. Mrs. III. y. I.anier. who recexyed
serious injury from falling Saturday.
Sotwithstanding her advanced age,
Mrs. Lanier Is getting along allNight
&c far
Mr.. II. l.. I.ani,is. of Leanington.
Canada, lie the guest Of his parents on
Homer Heights.
~ MAFtfiJ Fereu&e Is tlStftuS
friends In Norfolk. Va.
Mrs. +. NJ cnrrin and daughter.
Mrs. r.. g. I4Assirer. spent the week In
Richmond with Mr.. w. ID. Curtin.
K Miss Mildred Taylor, OF Wilson. IA
visiting relatives in Oxford. and will
remain here for some urne
Mrs. r.. r. white and Mrs j. III.
Hprner have returned home. after q
visit "a friends In RAieigh. 58~.
Mtss Susie Hines, sitter having been
here for some weeks az the guest of
Miss Irene Hines. has returned to her
horne Ia Milton. N c.
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Keysville
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KEYSv1LLE. VA. Jan. sI.--The
home of Mr.. and Mrs. James Dixon
was the scene Wednesday afternoon
of a pretty marriage. when their
daughter. Miss Myrtle, was welded
to David f. Gliston. The parior was
decorated in ferns, running cedar and
holly Rev. J. w. III. Dyches. u. D.. Of
the Baptist Church. was the officiating
clergyman.
Following were the attendants: Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Lee Drislsill, MIR. and
Mrs. Herbert Eggleston. Miss Grace
Dixon and Deward Morton. Miss Bes-
sic Townsend and Clifford Dixon. A
reception was held Wednesday night
at the home of 3. A. Egsiesten, father
of the groom.
Mrs. Charles r. Morton, OF Brazil.
relict of Rev. Charles r. Morton, mis-
sionary to Brazil. and two children
are visiting in~the home Of J. Flood
Morton.
w. S. Morton has moved with hts
family to near Petersburg. where he
will have charge OF dairy farm.
Benjamin Taylor, of Washington.
and Lee University. and Charles Greg
DRY. Of Lynchburg. were recent guests
of the Misses Lecky.
NJ. F1ournoy McGehee. who has
been quite sick. Is convalescent.
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Buena Vista

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BuENA VISTA. VA. Jan. 31.--Miss
Lois Emhrie, of Hollins Institute. u
at home for several days.
Mrs Carver, of Harrisonburg. and
Mrs. w. r. Vest, of Buchanan, are the
guests of their father. Mr.. J. NJ.
HeHkle.
Mrs Carrie J. White. of Shelbonrn.
VT, Is the guest of her brother. Mr..
E. l.. Embrie.
Mrs Josephine Robey, who has
been spending the past few months
in Thurmont. w. Va, Is home.
w. II. Shirley and ]. A. Stuart are
spending a few days In Roanoke, at
tending a meeting OF the State Execu-
tive Committee Of Christian En-
deavor.
Miss Mae Burton han been elected
as a delegate to the Tenth District
teachers meeting to be held In Staun-
ton February nth and l2th.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-01-31
WALTER CAMP
WRITES LAMBETH:
Makes Suggestions for Rules-Says
Thinning Defensive Lines
Invites Mass Play.
VIRGINIA NEEDS COACH
William c. Cloth and Kemper W.
Yancey, Former Captains
Being Considered.

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CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA, Jan. 81.
The question Of a football coach at
the University Of Virginia has hardly
been considered AZ yet by the ad.
visory board OF the General Athletic
Association and II IL probable that
no action Will be taken In the matter
until some time In March. The men
mott prominently .,, mentioned o,s.s fer the
per W. .Yancsy. Charles d. Crawford
and J. b. NAPLES, The two FIRST
named have captAined Virginia
clevens. while Crawford and NAPLES
have rendered valuable assistance In
coaching the teams Of the past two
years. following their four years IN
the game. Both were brilliant half
abilities. Last fail Cloth was head
coach ut the Virgins Military In
stitute. At the close Of the seaaof,
No returned TO Charlottesville to re-
sumo the practice OF his profession
law. He II associated with Judge
Il. +. N. Duke, II.
Anent the meeting OF the Inter-
collektate Rule Committee In New
York this weak for the purpose 81
considering changes IN the rules gov.
erning the game Of football, Mr.
ing latter 70 Or. w. A. Lambeth. Of
the Universlty OF virGinis. ! member
Of the Rules COMMITTEES:
Tho result of last aeA1ou'u play
has demonstrated concluetsely the
truth Of my statement that thinning
the defensive iino ok the ncrttMmAxe.
atther through tear az tho forward
pAss Or by arbitrAFily taking away the
backs. win AiwAys invite mAss Play.
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Bowling Green
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BOWLING GREEN. VA, Jan. s1.----
Mrs. George +. Burt and daughter.
who have been visiting at the home
of DIR. w l.. Broaddus, expect to re-
turn to their home II: Waverly Sat-
urday.
Mrs. james #. Richards entertain-
ed Thursday afternoon from to 6 In
honor Of Mesdamas wv. w. Greene
and ]. c. Lynes. both gucsts Of the
Lawn Hotel.
Dr. and Mrs. Charles III. Hyland. Of
Richmond. are the guests OF the FAM
lily Of DIR. w. l.. Broaddus.
Mrs. w w. Wright, Jr.. II New
York, who has been visiting the fam
iiy of MFR. w. w. Wright, left for her
home Tuesday. accompanied by her
sister, Mrs. Julian Lake. who Will be
her guest for several weeks.
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Scottsville

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SCOTTSvILLE. VA, Jan. a.
Misses s. N. Staples and L. X. Davis
are visiting at i70o Park Avenue
Richmond.
Mrs. b. u. Harrison. of North yal-
ley Street. Is visiting friends and rel
ativcs In Roanoke.
Captain and Mrs. J. l.. Pitts and
Miss Clara Fits have returned from
visit to Richmond.
r. ]. Wade. OF Richmond, was In
town this week.
James Eolatcr, OF Richmond, was q
visitor 10 our town this week.