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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-11-09
JUDITH GOES TO THE FAIR

with one hand, seized the story with the
other, and began to run his eye over It.
what happened"
"Oh, it was great" Judith sank into the
old chair and crushed back among the pa
perS. 49,
\ boy appeared The editor handed him
the plate with an order 10 rush j. Trough,
and the boy flashed out again.
at was simply great" judith repeated;;
The editor was turning page after .se. Il
wrote it on a dining car table. AM The tram
logged so. Can YOU read it," The EDITOR.
taking no notice, read on, and 5,ctched
down headlines:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-11-09
LATOONA Day
Ia 'y.'.n -. ......
UNPARALLELED SUCCESS

ONHAKALLELED d l+t.'
PRESIDENT WOOD, GOVERNORS NIhFF' AN
YEN CHoO RECEIVE WITH LATOONh LADIES
SHAKE HANDS WITH OVER r"'-
DOORS CLOSED on CROWDS Al INEI
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-01-09
TEACHERS To MEET
HERE FRIDAY

Arrangements have been perfected
for the meeting in the chapel OF
William and Mary College tomorrow
morning of the teachers OF the sur
rounding counties. II is thought
most of them will attend. and there
will probably DC thirty or forty on
hand.
Superintendent Coggin. from the
New Kent-Charles City Jamss-City
district, and Superintendent East
wan from the York-Warwick dis
trici. with as many teachers as they
can muster, will arrive on the morn
ing trains. The Williamsburg teach
ers. OF course. will all be in attend
ance. Addresses will probably b
made by Jackson Davis and Thoma
Settle. state supervisors of schools
as we'll as by the superintendents am
professors of the college.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-01-09
new KENT JURY
MAKES REPORT

New Kent Circuit Court. Judge
d. G. Tyler presiding. convened
Tuesday to hear the final report or
a special grand jury which invesh-
gated the returns of merchants pur-
chases upon which they paid license
tax. The jury. of which J. A.
Potts. of Barhamsville, was foreman
and which was composed of repre-
sentative citizens of the county.
made their report Tuesday evening.
II showed that practically every
merchant in the couptY had been
raised from a few hundred TO several
thousand dollars. The total increase
was about $4,000 which Judge
Tyler said was the largest of any
county in his district Foreman
Potts told the court that the jury
was willingly assisted by the mer-
chants in getting the facts and tha'
all readily consented TO the increases
The grand jury also investigated
the report that a minor son OF
member school board was hauling
wood to a public school, which i
contrary to law. The county boarC
of supervisors were requested 4
furnish copies of the paper in which
the reports OF receipts and disburse
ments were printed to all taxpayer
in the county. or print same in
newspaper having a general circuls
ton in the county.
The court in discharging the lur
thanked them for the faithful mann'
in which they had discharged the
duties and said that their actio
would result in far-reaching good,
Attendance upon court was hgh
this being an adjourned session
The board of supervisors held
meeting before court convened ar
transacted routine business. Mar
merchants were present in answer
court summons.
Treasurer George Fisher sold
number of tracts of land delinque
for taxes for 1911. His list was
small one. both as TO numbers a
amount.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-01-09
THIS CAREER Is THANKFUL

Editor The Gazette:
Kindly allow me space IN your
valuable paper to thank the kind
puuons of Rural Route No. l for
their highly valued presents to the
carrier during the Christmas holi-
days.
Judging by the number iof usefu
tokens received. all of the patron.
appreciate. and are satisfied with
my service.
Hoping them all a happy anC
prosperous New Year. l shall mak'
extraordinary efforts to give then
the same satisfactory service.
Respectfully.
James l. Greenhow.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-01-09
SPECIAL MUSICAL
SERVICE AT BRUTON

Another of the musical services
which have become SO popular Will
be held at BrutOn Parish church on
Sunday night next at half past seven
o'clock. The service will be short
and bright and there will be no ser
mon. An organ recital lasting fifteen
minutes will pTecede the service.
beginning at 7:lS. During the ssrv
ice itself emphasis will be laid on
both vocal and instrumental music
and there will DC 20 address. The
programme will be as follows:
Organ recital us. processiona
hymn. violin and organ. evensonG
magificat. nunc dimitts. hymn. VIC
lin and organ. offertory chorus
benedicuon. recessioual hymn.
Time Of service forty-five minutes
All seats free. 1t is hoped that al
who come will keep the idea o
worship in mind and offer a req
sacrifice Of praise and thanksgiy
ing to Almighty God.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-01-09
FARMERS To MEET
in COURTHOUSE

The Business Associations COM
rittee on Farmers Auction. at the
request Of a number of farmer. have
called meeting of the farmers OF
this section at the courthouse at ii
o'clock. Saturday. Jan Is. 70 discuss
such matters as shall come before
the meeting. Il is also expected
that many business men viii make i
a point TO be on hand 10 enter intC
the dicussion.
Market propositions. aud especial
ly the future of the Farmers Auc
ton sales. will De discussed. II any
one has a better plan TO offer il Wi
be heard with pleasure.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-01-09
COUNTY BOARD
HOLDS Meeting

The seni-annual meeting of the
board of supervisors of James City
county was held here Monday, with
James Walden, chairman, of James
town; John A. Barnes. or POwhatan,
and Arthur A. Johnson, Of Stone
house, present. Among those in
attendance upon the meeting were
Sheriff Ware, 4. M. Slauson, w. 5
Kitchens. DR.. T. J. Stubs. A. J
Barnes, and Richard Houge.
The time was taken up with tn,
transaction of routine business. there
being much of it before the board
The semi-annual statement of thr
county treasurer was not ready
owing TO the fact that the sale o
delinquent land was held only tina
day. and the report was incomplete
II will be made to the next meetin
perhaps.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-01-09
DOG SAVES DROWNING WOMAN
Canine pulls Her From NSs JsrSsy
River when Her Canoe 10
Overturned

New brunswick. ~. IA homeless
Newfoundland dog hmped foriornly
through south BoundbrOok a few days
ago. and fingered under the boathoose
on the Raritan river. The dog VA
lying on the pier when Miss Bertha
Thompson put out IN her canoe.
When she was so feet from the pier
she dropped her paddle. and IN trying
% recover Il upset the canoe. The
next instant the dos had plunged oc
tho pier and VAS swimming swiftly
toward her AS shs came up the SEQ
ond time. the animal fastened his
teeth IN her clothes and IN few min
utss had her safely on shore
The dog no longer Is homeless
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-01-09
MEMBER LAW FIRM
ON PACIFIC COAST

Leslie c. Garrett. member OF the
law firm of Henley. Garnet & Hall.
left last Saturday FOR the Pacific
Coast. where he went on an import
ant mission for the firm. II is IN
derstood that the case in which this
we'll known firm is employed that
required the long trip. involves a bic
fortune for Mathews county family.
During Mr.. Garnett's absence
from the Richmond office. Mr..
Henley. the senior member of the
firm. will spend considerable Of hi
time in that city. looking after th'
affairs of the concern there. Mr.
Garrett will be in the west a month
or more.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-01-09
HAS OWN ORGANISE
Frick Employs SkEied Musician
TO Play for Him
salary % $4,000 q Yea 10 psia
Archer Gibson 80 an Hosr's eoss
Each Morning GO hiIIioasirss
100000 lnskrsDaal

New Tork-PiU shs Anrd lot -
Archer 0ibsOa- He rsts t1kooo .
year Tor lingering . ti0o.O organ Al
hour a day and rendsrinE -D~aT1s~
between the classical thundsrtngs An4
groanings % the costly ptpea Alao
he gets q summer homs-yo1'd vtaA
you owned II n yoa Esv t-end
nice. comfortable automobile Archer
works az the aoovernentionsd Rbo-
rioUs task 70 delight the musical s0al
OF Henry Clay Prick znltlmultonaars
Pittsourg steel magnata. whose sun
mer home n az Prsds's sroEzins. near
Beverly Farms. Mas.
Every DAY az two ,. n me phone
rings IN the Gibson house and ne
organist motors over 20 Ia Trtnk
nAnaiOn- Thsrs IN The nasss hau -
silent gruT mons7 giant alta waiting
/ fer his DAILY muaic- While The ntDbie
6nsers Of orEanist Gihsoa MP cat pal
after peal % stuT that dad nsn
vrot0-ths kind tnat Do one co111 80
any merit " while The composer va
alive-HenrY Clay Prick. rAs tips q.
his strong nRSers totnSd. hstsna n
silence.
After a particularly weird sucees
Eton Of crashes AID thundsrs frou
the costly organ Tire uaiIlionairS's sOan
tsnance loses its former oppression o
vraDt interest he leans forward az
easily az the muzic barsts IN q Elc
rtous finishing tiara
Play 'Deariei'- De commando
Then the 100000 organ ssnds fort
the strains OF THAI popular oaiiAc
ladies and gentlemen strains that n
common instalmane EO&s-you-pieas
D house piano used 70 know osfor
every began doing tt
Usually a few rspStitiona Of n
above ballad ara enough 10 allow
( fresh start on the previous heav
= stUn And 90 the hour q mRs'
passes.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-01-09
AUTOS TO CONVICT SELVES
Lea Angeles city Council conaldsrs
PiaeinG Automatic oSstos On
Machines

Los Angeles. Cal - Autonobfis
spseders In Los Angeles VIII oonvict
themselves Y The city eOanen passes
an ordnance recommended By the DO
ice commission.
The commission wants All AutOmo-
oiies equipped with q spsed dstecting
device consisting Of Tires nghtR.
white. green and rsd. When a car IL
going eight miles an hour the white
Vrl show. nfteen miles the green. and
twenty miles. the speed limit. the ri
When a car Is going twenty 20 thirty
miles an hour both the white and
green lights viii appear. and Il Il "a
going more than thirty niles an houl
al three lights viii aAsh the idinEs
% the policeman Oh the corner.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-01-09
TOANO NEWS NOTES

Toano, Va, Jan. 6th.-Miss Bessie
Wynne Marston. who underwent a
very serious operation at the Memo
rial hospital. Richmond, several
weeks ago, is now at her home i'm
proving.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. M. Jennings have
returned from their wedding trip. and
will reside at Toano.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. A. Simpson have
returned to their home in Richmond
after spending several days here.
We are glad to note Miss Jessie
Bell, one of our T. H. S. most po-
pular teachers. who has beer quite
sick. is out again.
Mr.. Rosco Wilkinson has had as
his guest Mr.. Levi Porter. of Mary
land.
Miss Alice Power. of Norfolk,
spent few days with her cousin,
Miss Eta Wilkinson.
Happy New Year to the edito,
and the people in Toano.
Everybody had a good time II
Toano this Christmas. There were
several visiting girls in town. anc
the Toano German Club gave sew
eral dances in their honor.
Those having spent the holiday
out of town have returned to thei
homes.
Misses Matte, Kate Wynne anC
Louise Martin have returned I
Randolph Macon Woman's Colleg
and Richmond College TO resum
their studies.
Miss Bell, of the Toano Hig
School faculty. has been quite sicl
We are glad to have her out again
Miss Vera Early spent the weei
end with her sister, Mrs. Stephenson
Miss May Haley. of Clifton Forg
is spending some time with Mi
Maude Martin.
Mrs. Charley Powers, of Magr
der. is spending a few days wi
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. r.
Gatewood.
Rev. J. (. White is sick at
home here
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-01-09

Mrs. A. R. Tabor. Of Cri6er.
Nc. had been trosbled with SICK
headache tor. about five years. when
she began taxing ChambeSlain's
Tablets. She has taken two boules
OF them and they have eu1ed her.
Sick headache Is caused by q dis
ordered stomach for vhich these
tablets are especially intended. Try
them. get well and stay wei. Sold
by all dealers.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-01-09
MONTHLY STATEMENT OF THE
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS OF
JAMES CITY COUNTY

AT a meeting Of the Board Of
Supervisors Of James City County.
held az the courthouse thereof. in
said County on Monday. January 9th.
A. D. 1913.
Present: ]. B. Walden. Esq.
Chairman; John a Barnes. Esq ,
and A. J. Johnson. Esq.
The following accounts were pre-
sented. examined. allowed and or
dered certified 70 the Treasurer for
payment. as follows. 10 wit:
OUT or DEPOSITUM FUND
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-01-09

Felix Oury. Cincinnati SalosENaa.
Says he Prefers Death q LfV-
Inc Without Money.

Chioaso.--ro Ny Wife; Here -
Sal the money have lsft don't
want 20 live longsr without money.
80 goOd-by. hate % do u. but
cannot bear % live longer under
these oOnditions.-Feiix-
After writing this note FetiH Oury.
a travelling salesman from Cincinnati.
committed suicide BY inhAiing gas In
a hotel az 2O5 south Halsted street
His body was found BY Louis 0liok
another roomer. Letters showed
Oury lived at 34s South Atkinso1
street. Cincinnati he came 60 Chi
cAgo i've days ago.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-01-09

A nrmbeE Of the most promissns
people OF this city have certified -
the fact that A. ID. s. Sold and
Grippe Cure acts ike q charm. Ev-
cry box guaranteed satisfactory. or
money refunded. II ycu i've n the
county let as mail you box. Prcs
2Se. No extra charge for postage.
Jas. II. Stone. Druggist. A. .. 6.
Store.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-01-09
EATS sDs POUNDS OF BEEF
Blo New York Ab1e-naa Wire IN a
Walk IN . Portsrho0es
steak Contest

New York.-NotwithstAndins the
high price OF meat. q local Republiesn
club on an outing on Long Island tn
dulxed IN the costly pastims Of 9
beefsteak eating contest Alderman
Frank ]. Dotzlsr. tipping the scales
a ssi pounds before the contest.
won the event By eating . pounds
OF porterhouss and - rolls and drtak-
lng II cups OF coffee. A close SEQ
ond was Jack Probs. 90 pounds
lighter than the Tictor. who made
away with TIA pounda of meat IL roils
and 10 cups ef sozsa eRi ~ pesaioss
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-01-09
BEAUTIFYING SCHOOL
GROUNDS And BUILDINGS
CONTINUED from page one.

CONTINUED from page one.
equipped for doing efficiently the
work demanded by those who are
interested in il and who look to III
for certain results. The school plant
is one in which every child. man
and women in the community should
be deeply interested. My is il so
often true that the people are not IN
terested? Because no immediate
results are seen from its efforts to
help the people in a practical way.
The school does not touch present
conditions in home aad community
life. Its work should give to the
community more immediate and
tangible results and not until il does
will the people look 70 It as q center
from which emanates really useful
! information.
! The equipment Of ths school plant
is going TO draw the people and their
? children to il. When we have the
y shop with all It's tools for vsriou.
3 kinds Of work where the people car
have the advantage or those things
}. which all cannot afford TO own indi
: vidually and the advantage OF exper
10 information on various problems
re the school will become an interesting
5 center. 1t will touch life then at
J vital point because it will solve ever
day problems.
ne Neat and comfortable building
re with well kept grounds and II
d equipment for doing work neede
b. most by the community is what v
w. mean by beautifying school hous'
Of and grounds. The best aeadem
,at work can be done under an enviroi
r. ment Of this kind. Il IS here ever
no interest is met and encourage
Every child has a chance TO woi
for his home and community. TT
is the school that leads in the prac
cal everyday lie and helps solve G
N problems OF the community.
Let US put more into the schc
plant and We shall get more out
ted il. It should De an industrial cen
OF In which the activity of the CD
ow may be IT ade worth while. Throu
'ur- self activity he grows and we m
ght work TO make him grow in the
ere reeGon which will be worth most
on his community and his state.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-01-09
T. II. Geddy. Clerk

Mrs. Julia Yeakel, mother of Mr..
George Yeakel. Of Magruder. died
last Sunday morning at her home
near Warsaw. Ind. She was 80
years Of age. Her son George. of
Magruder. has been with bis motheE
tog mere than a mouth,
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-01-09

II your children ara subject 70
attacks Of Group. watch for the Grst
symptom. hosrseness- Give Cham.
berlain's Cough Remedy as sooa Is
the child becomes hosrse and the
attack may DC wsrdsd of. For sale
by al. dealers.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-01-09

When you want a reliable medi-
cind for a cough or cold take Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy. It can
always be depended upon and is
pleasant and safe 10 take. For sale
by all dealers.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-01-09

Patrons of the Williamsburg post
office should bear in mind that par
GELS post packages must DC stamped
with official parcels post stamps,
not letter postage. See the post
master or carrier.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-01-09

Persons troubleS with partial
paralysis arc often very much bene-
fited by massaeing the affected
parts thoroughly when applying
Chamberlsin's Liniment. THIS lini
meat also relieves rheumatic pains,
Yer sale by I'll dealers.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-01-09

1t being represented 70 the Board
by A. J. Johnson that ne had mislaid
or had destroyed two Road Orders
drawn on Stonehouse Road District
Fund. one issued Nov. Atm. 1912,
to jim Tayler. for the sum Of Sl.OO
and toe other 70 A. ]. Hall tor the
sum OF S. on on Dec. End. 1912.
Il is the order of this Board that
the Clerk issue DUPLICATE OR
lDERS to each of the said parties for
the amounts named therein.
The Board then adjourned unit
the next regular meeting.
A copy-Teste:
T. r. Geddy. Clerk.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-01-09

What's the difference between a
meat mans wife and BARRIERS wifel
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-01-09
chesapeake & Ohio r y

chesapeake & Ohio x y.
Scenic Rogts TO the West
Effective Nov. %. 1912.
Fast Vesubuled Trains. PSrior Cars %
Richmond. Pullman Sleepsrs % Louis
Vile. Cincinnati. Chicago. ST LoGts-
wEsTBOuND DAILY EzAfNs
Nv. williamsburg lose a. m. and S:.S2
.. m Direct connections for al1
points West. Northwest and south
west
Fas; Trans ios As~pou NsSx. Aoriob 80
GA P0lnt
Lv. Williamsburg s.6s a. m. and ts5S
?. N
loeAis ioF sswpsrt news
Lv. Williamsburg SIS =. m-. 629p. N.
l0sAa ies Ssehmeoa
Lv. Williamsburg sic =. II. eos D. u.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-01-09
ST.
DISTRICT ROAD
FUND

To Thomas Harrod, cutting
trees out OF roads. So
To Ed. Burnett. work on
Edwards Mil Hill. IS
To Manley Woodland. .... BIS
So SO
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-01-09
OUT OF JAMESTOWN

Ut VI J = VIZ W y NI--
TRICT ROAD FUND
To Thomas Harris. cutting
trees out OF roads. .... / 90
To Harvey Burreu. cutting
trees out Of roads .... SO
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-01-09
STONEHOUSE DISTRICT
ROAD FUND

To A J Hall. for driver and
team work on road.
70 hrs at SEE. a so
To l day overseeing work. ! 50
$50 90
To w. A Bangs. 8 hours
team work on road, at
3Sc............. 2 so
To one man loading wagon
8 hrs. at Il lie 900. l %
To one man loading wagon 81
s. 90
The Washington times., 1913-01-20
Virginia Experiencing
Dearth of Track Men

CHARLOTTESVILLE Va, Jan. 90
With the loss of Captain Todd, the Wal
tiers brothers, Toole, and Tex" FELTON,
from the track team, Pop Lanigan, vet
eran trainer of the University of Vir-
ginia. says he is up against II for ma
terial for the team.
Lanigan says that he must develop
practically a new team from the young
sters that remain and can look forward
to but two men from last year as a
start for his relay team. Mickey Guy
and Captain-eIect Cooke are the only
veterans remaining.
Todd's intention TO quit and his en-
forced retirement on account of leaving
school for work, the absence of Toole,
who has accepted a position in New
York, the failure of the three Walters
boys to return. and the non-appearance
of FELTON, after the Christmas holidays
has put Lanigan in a bad way.
With the winter meets close at hand
and a heavy spring schedule outdoors,
including a dual meet with Georgetown
University, Lanigan will have his hands
full getting men out to make up a track
team.
The Washington times., 1913-01-20
Scott Is Advance
Man for Chicago Sox

CHICAGO. Jan. 2o.-"Alfalfa" Jim
Scott, the White Sox Finger. goes to
Paso Robes. Cal, Saturday. acting as
the vanguard Of the Callahan clan at
the training camp for 1919. He is now
at his home in Lander, Wyo.
Scott had a poor season in 1912. being
attacked by rheumatism in the spring
and never getting into shape for his
best work. Just before the campaign
opened he seemed to have more stuff
than any Of the other twiriers, and
Manager Callahan counted on him to
do the bulk of the work from the
Jump. alternating with Big Ed Walsh
In ST. Louis Scott pitched a fifteen
inning no-score tie game and was going
like a house afire when rheumatism
hit him.
Late in the season Callahan suspended
the pitcher. thinking he was not try
ing TO get into shape. This followed
his slaughter at the hands OF Clark
Griffith's gritty kids. Scott didn't even
last one inning against Walter johnson.
The next day he went home to rest.
The Washington times., 1913-01-20
PAUL BLACKSTONE
SOON NTOREPORTFQR
GEORGETOWN TRACK
Former Central High School
HurdIer Expected to Come
Out for Indoor Meets.

Paul Blackstone, the crack hurdler,
who performed for the Central High
School team of this city last winter, is
expected to report to Coach Jimmy Null
ligan this afternoon for his initial work
out of the season. The former Blue and
White timber-topper was Ill with ty-
phoid fever for nearly two months this
fall and consequently will not be able
to report in his best form. but Mullisan
is confident that he will be able to win
several points for the Blue and Gray
squad before the end of the indoor
campaign. With Blackstone in con-
dition the followers Of the West End
team can rest assured that many tai
lies will be registered in the obstacles
races with Captain EIler, Peter Nc
Nulty, and Blackstone wearing the COL
ors of the institution from across Rock
creek in the events.
The Washington times., 1913-01-20
WeIch Is Picked
To Captain Indians

CARLISLE, Pa, Jan. 20-Gustavus
welch. the Chippewa, Indian who has
been occupying the quarterback posi-
tion on the Carlisle eleven for two
years, has been elected captain of the
Indian football team for next fall. His
selection establishes a new record here,
WEIGH being the first one to attain the
captafncy in two years.
The new leader of the aboriginal team
Is one Of the most popular students at
the institution and was the first presi-
dent of the Indian student government
at the school. His football ambitions
date from a boast he made while at
tending as member of the Indian
band, a Pennsylvania-Indian football
contest in Philadelphia in 1910. The In
dams lost, and while was witnessing
the massacre on Franklin Field, Welch
said:
Next year I'm going to get on that
team and therell be another story to
tell"
He made the 1911 team and was
considered one of the best quarter
backs In the country. Last wear he
played the same position. and IL he
had not suffered injuries to his ankle.
would have been considered an All
American candidate. He has made bis
boast of two years ago more than
good.
welch, besides being a football ex-
pert is a track man Of considerable
skill He is twenty years old and is
feet 10 inches tall.