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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-02-06
Barry Gives Bond.

St Louis, Feb. 6.-Colonel Fred
Gardner member OF the military
staff Of Governor Major, and a million
aire. today signed the bond Of J. P.
Berry. a dynamite conspirator in the
federal prison at Leavenworth.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-02-06
Illinois Assembly Demo
Gratis to Meet Next
Monday Night.
ALL ARE TO BE ON HAND
Ratification of Nomination OIL
Colonel Lewis First Thing
Proposed.

Springfield, Ill, Feb Ga formal
cal for a senatorial caucus was is
sued from here today by Chairman
Charles of the democratic state cen
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-02-06
sryee Goes to HAGUE.

London, Feb. 6.-British Ambassa-
cor Bryce OF Washington has been ap
pointed by the British government a
member OF the permanent court OF at.
bitration at the Hague.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-02-06
PearY Under knit.

Washington. Feb. 6.-ReaT Admiral
Poary, the arctic explorer, submitted
70 an operation last night the nature
Of which was not disclosed. The ex-
plorer is reported doing well.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-02-06

Harrisburg, Pa-"Fifty thousand
children under the age of 16 years are
at work in Pennsylvania" Charles II.
Chute reported to the child welfare
conference now in session here. "Of
all children under the age OF 16 in
the United States only IL per cent are
IN school," Mr. Chute said.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-02-06
Shoots Larae American Eaqle.

Sterling, Ill, Feb. Erred Runk
shot the largest American eagle ever
killed in this vicinity at Sheffield yes
terday. 1t measured 10 inches from
tip to tip.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-02-06
Pseudo sishop Sent to Prison.

Kansas City, Feb. 6-Fred s. Clark,
who says he was educated for the min
istry at Kankakee, ILL.,, will have TO
pass seven years in the penitentiary.
because in having spurious check
cashed he represented himself to be
an Episcopal bishop. Sidney G. Part
ridge He was convicted Of forging
the check.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-02-06
open Lincoln HaII MUSEUM.

Champaign, Ill, Feb 6.-The Muse
ON of European Culture in Lincoln
hall. University Of Illinois, was opened
last night when DIR. Kuno Francke,
professor of the history Of German cuI-
ture in Harvard university, spoke on
European Aid to American Citizen
hip"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-02-06
New York Captain, Fear
ing Death, Relieves
His Conscience.
100000 IS GATHERED
SAYS Amount Is Secured in a
Single PreCinCt-CutS With
Higher-upS.

New York, Feb. 6.-Through a re-
markable confession by Captain Walsh
last night, which will be repeated to
the grand jury, indictments will be
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-02-06
FINDS
2 DEAD IN HOME

Lawrence, Mich, Feb. 6.-Dr. A. G.
Six returned from an early morning
sick call today to find his house in
flames and his wife and daughter,
aged 10, fatally burned. The mother
and daughter succumbed within a
few hours.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-02-06
LeuisIature Hears Suffraoet.

jefferson City, Mo, Feb. 6.-The leg,
islature took recess of 30 minutes
today to hear DR.. Anna Shaw address
them on woman's suffrage.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-02-06
-Four Die as Boat Sinks.

New London, Conn, Feb. 6.-DurinS
a gale on Long Island sound last night
the barge Annie r. sank off Bartletts
reef The captain, his wife and two
children perished.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-02-06
FORMER HEAD OF
POLICE is INSANE

Chicago. Feb. 6.-Former Chief Of
Pc!icc George NJ. Shippy. who escaped
from a hospital yesterday was official
iy declared insane today and viii be
sent TO an asylum.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-02-06

St Petersburg Dispatches received
here from Lodz report that crowd OF
roughs invaded the Jewish quarter
there and beat a number of inhabi-
tants. several of whom are believed
to have been fatally injured.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-02-06
The Weather

Forecast Till .. m. Tomorrow for
Rock Island, Davenport, Moline,
and Vicinity.
Generally cloudy tonight and Friday,
warmer tonight with the lowest tenn
peTature about 10 degrees.
Temperature at a. N. 6. Highest
yesterday 13, lowest last night 5.
Velocity OF win at a. n. six miles
per hour.
Precipitation none.
Relative humidity at ?. N. "A, at Z
a N. 81.
i'm. SHERIER, Local Forecaster.
ASTRONOMICAL EVENTS.
From noon today TO noon tomorrowJ
Sun sets SPA. rises T!O5. Evening
stars: Venus, Saturn. Morning stars:
SSturn. Jupiter. Mars
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-02-06

dragged her companion to the shore.
Miss Mylod had disappeared and her
body was discovered an hour later
under the ice in eight feet of water.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-02-06
tral committee. 1t will be held at S


tral committee. 1t will be held at S
Monday night.
Every democrat in the general as
sembly," said Speaker Mckinley today,
will attend the caucus. There may
be some members elected as demo-
Gratis who will not attend, but every
democrat will be present"
FOR STEERING COMMITTEE.
Mckinley said three things are to
be done. Ratify the nomination OF
Colonel J. II. Lewis Next the eau
Gus viii select a candidate for the
short term. After that joint steer
ing committee will be chosen from
le house and senate 10 fight for the
election of two democratic senators.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-02-06

Associated Press
Exclusive Wire
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-28
BENWOOD
Pleaded GUILTY.

, John Victoria. i'.al foreigner. VINO was
indicted Hy tie East grand jury upon "A
charge OF assault IN John T.omls also
OF this CITY. Was uro4gnf before Judge
u e. HfgNey yesterday morning. IN the
circuit co.rt a. N~plUI-NI4le. ana pleaded
guilty. TO the c.afge and was sentenced
20 serve SiNff days 80 &c county pal
u VIII 10 recalled Wat Victoria struck
Thomas N t". fac MI 4 beer bottle
NaHE.IE LIN - l--. Ii .nf. eve.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-28
House s. Hermann
These 3 Rooms

Are elegantly and COM
pletely furniShed-no neceS-
sary article has been over
looked. Quality is para
mount. Service is guaran-
teed, and you make your own
terms as to how YOU want TO
pay the balance. Come and
look at them.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-05-03

strong enough to stand the strain OF
a nine-inning game. His arm is right.
There is much doubt about Overall.
The big Californian is carrying too
much weight, though he has succeed
ed in losing much of the beef he
brought to town. Daily workouts
under a hot sun have brought Overall
to a semblance of his former con-
dition. Evers wants to find out If Jeff
will be able to stand his share of
duty on the Eastern trip, where the
opposition will be strong.
He figures that it will be a good
plan to use Orvie against the Reds,
when, if he is hit hard, the Cubs can
come from behind and pull the game
out.
Lavender or Richie will do the Cub
flinging if Overall is not ready. Jim
Archer, though walking with limp,
viii be behind the bat. A little knead-
ing eased the catcher's prop.
Larry Cheney pitched swell game
yesterday, making the eleventh time
this year the big twirler has graced
the mound in Is games played by
the Cubs. He has made six starts and
is credited with the same number of
wins. In the other games he acted as
relief twirler. Six hits were made by
the Reds and they were spaced into
as many innings. The only real clout
was a triple by Bescher, who scored
when Evers made bad throw.
Mike Mitchell, who was OF his feed
yesterday, will be back in left field
this afternoon. Otis Clymer was lift
ed to let Tommy Leach, a right-hand-
ed batter, face Southpaw Smith.
Babe Borton, first baseman of the
White Sox, is getting to be a daily
pinch hitter. He compiled two blows
against the Tigers yesterday, the first
driving Harry Lord home after the
third baseman tripled, and the other
coming ahead of Easterly's double,
allowing Babe to haul over the win
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-05-03

in the eighth inning when the score
was tied. He slipped a pass to Sam
Crawford with none out. Cobb sin
gled to right, Crawford going to third.
Veach rolled out to Borton, Gamer
famed and Deal flied to Mattick.
SCOTS wildness got him into danger
at other times, but he managed to
pull through, good fielding by Weaver
backing up the pinch hitting.
Callahan is figuring on using
LANCE this afternoon to make it five
straight from the Tigers. jennings
may pitch KlaWitter or House. Ted
Easterly will be kept in the game be-
cause of his double and single yester-
day.
After today's game the Sox and
Tigers come to Chicago for one game
tomorrow. Then the South Siders
take two-day lay-eff, their next OPP
ponents being GTifith's Washington
Nationals, who arrive Wednesday.
Thereafter each Of the Eastern teams
will be met on the home lot, and
Cal hopes to place his team well up
in the race. So far they have played
better ball away from home.
al Demaree, the Chicago boy, is
doing some great pitching for the
Giants. He held Philadelphia to one
run in six innings yesterday and was
then lifted to let a pinch-hitter bat.
The Phillies won the game of Gran
dali. Merkle, Paskert and Knabe
showed strong with the bludgeon.
Jack Miller, the Pittsburgh first
baseman, waIloped single, double
and triple of Griner, winning the
game single-handed Hendrix was
wild, but scattered the Card hits.
Lefty Tyler of Boston outpitched
Allen of Brooklyn, the latter weaken
ing in the ninth inning, when Boston
scored three times on pass, single
and home run.
Chance forced Connie Mack to use
.-nr
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-06
CLIFF SPORT IS
WINNER OF DERBY
Notwithstanding Field Trials
Come to Close After Sue
ceSsful Meet.

Chase CITY. Va. December the virginia .
Carolina field trials came to a close to-dny
after of the best events of It's kind in
The history of the association. Tho winners
OF the derby We're: First, chr sport. owned
by DR. Leigh Huckner. Ronnoke: second.
HuSy. owned by W. y. i.ipscomb Manassas
Va. third. i'airy Bea,t owned 10y w =.
Weeks. Washington. u. G.. fourth tic
Pace. OF lino&vilie Tenn. and Prince Albert
Sue owned by O. +. Iicge. Winst"n-Saiern
y. -.
~ COON AZ the Judges announced tn" derry
decision lunch Tag served, ANA the ir""-foi-
sli stake was started. only ono series vas
run in this stake. Upon arrival at tia"
hotel TIA" Judges announced "a" decision.
First prize went 10 Nhuler NhitcStonc. own
-n by y. T.. Pace. Knoxville Tenn second.
Teresa Whiteston-. owned by &. r.. Whitlock.
OF Richmond. third, RUBY phVi" Jack. OWL
e,l by =. II. Lawson. Durham. y. g. fourth.
Hall t'rlaync, owned by Frank Rely. Phil
udelphi..
Tho club has not d-cidcd whe,h-r % re
turn l" chase city again n"N, year =. i.
Whitlock ,nI J. g. Weller wcr" appointed
a. committee 20 consider grounds FOR the
Sc.,r.
rh- pointer club trials dorby stakes he
gins Tomorrow with drawings a. follows :
First. Tricky Maid second. Charley BOY
third. Medford Eugene; fourth. yuma H"ho-
link: nth. Numas Ready Money. sixth.
Princess seventh. Wlses. eighth. Fairy
Bcau. ninth. fmiough Qual; tenth Ann
-trcngs Da!sN.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-06
SUGGESTS WAY TO
. END TOLLS DISPUTE
Hannis Taylor Would Have
Issue Decided by international
Diplomatic Conference

NN.shingtcn + -, December An
international diplomatic conference as
It means of bringing abou, an amicablc
settlement OF the controversy between
C;rca. Britain and the United states
over the Panama Canal tolls issue was
proposed 10y Iiannis Taylor former
American minister To SPAN. in an ad-
dress at to-nJghts session OF the fourth
conference OF the American society for
judicial settlement of International
Disputes
sir. Taylor did not aetce with
Joseph A. Choate. former ambassador
10 Great britain. vino declared last
night that the United states should re-
peal the tolls clau.c OF tho Panama
Canal act or submit the matter 80 ar
bitra,;on. "i.ithcr mcth"d,' said Nh.
Taylor "at the present time is an alb
sclut. impo.s!uility.'
Professor philip Ero..n. q Princeton
University, discussing Limitations OF
.\,bi.ratiou,'' declared that the great
danger in This courtI! at present "a
thai TOO much il bcinr made OF arbi-
traLicn, Turing the public TO believe
that arbitration is = curc-alI. This,
he said. might lead the country into
sweeping concessions that would ic
ttuwiSc.
Tie proposed international court OF
"rbitral justice should consist of not
more than fifteen members ana should
represent the different nations classi-
lied ia groups in The Judgment OF GOV
cruoI simeon 4; Baldwin, of Connec-
ti"ut.
This plan he proposed as The most
promising solution of the difficulties in
the way OF organizing the tribunal in
his address before the society Tonight.
An attack on the Monroe Doctrine as
u orn-out garment. which should he
cast aside for AN international court.
was made in an address to-day by
William !. Hull Of Swarthmorc. Pa.
Its consequences. present and fu-
turc. are appalling" said MIR sun.
Some of its past applications and the
possibility of its applications in the
future have done more than every
thing else put together TO aienatc
! our ncighbors. The Latin American
fear OF tho new Monroe Doctrine is
greatly rctarding our mutual com
MERGE and causing profound and wide
spread international distrust."
! The society tonight elected DR.
! Charles w. Eliot, OF Cambridge, Mass
president for the ensuing year, and
James Brown Scott, OF Washington
| secretary.
The meeting viii close tomorrow
might.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-06
COUSIN PUSS IS
AN EASY WINNER
Royal Dolly Scores Her Second
Victory. and Panchiapi Wins
Close Race.

Ju;ucZ. Men. December 5.---Cousin
luss. well banded by NanDuscn.
scored her second victory in as many
starts when she defeated u good field
IN the mile handicap At luareZ this
Afternoon The winners time. IS
- was exceptionally fast considering
the nigh wind that prevailed Van
puscn rode his usual waiting race. lie
kept Cousin russ well in the rear un-
I'll after Just Red ana Miuorioso the
p"accmakerS. had raced each other into
exhaustion. 'rh"n he let out few
wraps. and Cousin russ hounlcd for
ward. overhaulcd Irish Gentleman ana
won handily. Irish Gentleman easily
took the place with AImorioso third.
Dynamo ana Birdmau, both faVoritrS.
accounted for their respective races
in clever fashion.
Pnnchiapi. "a TcNaS hlly got :, close
decision over DroIl in the opening race.
while Royal Dolly scored her second
victory AT The meeting when she ram
away from her opponents in the nfth.
results
Firet race-nve furloucs -Panchiari.
l7". NirSchbaum. to !. won: DroIl.
+. lc' NanDusen. to j. second Dr.
EaileN. II: Gross. :" to I. third.
'rimc. 100. Cash Girl. Ya-lIy- Zip.
tus iicin%c, Lucky Ike. Sheffield.
Christmas Eve. Socicty l:ird Ecdondo.
FOOL o. Fortune also ran.
Second racc--siN furlongs Dyuamo.
! 100 tNey!on) even. won; Wcvanokc.
III tLoftusD. . TO .. second: ilass"u,
on, Benton. 10 to /, third. Time, -
80. Kali 1nla. Jewel Of Asia also ran.
Third race = furlonGs-iirdmau,
Ioi 'NcNlonp, even, first: Round Up.
l0i tCiavcr), 40 l. second; My Hucna.
100 (ormcs). : TO /. third Time, ~.
Transact. MALAY. q IS DAVIS. Coos
also ram
Fourth race--miic- -Cousin Pu.s. ~
'Nan Dusen), TO !. first; Irish Gen
tlcinan. 100 CHoffman), to |. second
NIimorioso. l12 CWoodsp, : to l. third.
rilnc LIS 3-5. .Ilmml Gin Noladuy,
III. lust Red. Meadow also ran
Firth race-6 furlongs- ROYAL Dolly,
iloi tNeylonl. !" ], first. Cosgrovc,
liz tEstcp1. to =. second; New Haven.
ITO. second: CIavcr, to . third
Time liz Winifrcd H. Butter
ball. Chilla, Husky Lad Cucl" Zen also
ran.
Sixth race-milc ANA one sixteenth
MISC Mason. los ,AiolcsworthD, 4 to !.
first: kilsetta, 10" tClavor). 8 to /
second; Ursula Emma. lo@ phillips
L. =, third Time. LAS 80. Fricze
Topiand Molscy. Faneuil Hail and
Judge Walton also ran.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-06
HIGHLAND PARK
GIRLS WIN GAME
Defeat Barton Heights Basket
Ball Team g TO 8 Yes
terday Afternoon.

Th- Highland Park nigh school airs hcpt
Ip tn"ir winning streak Yesterday by uc-
tcating Barton Heights nigh "u the latter :
court 10y the score "f L. - y,
IiighlMud fark lcd an the way, hat from
start finish thc gam" was hotiy contested.
Barton Ii-ignis put up tic best game they
ward the end tha' Highland i'ark forged
ahead. du" !" thcir superior team work and
shooting.
'rhc game wa. charactcrlcu BY close
.,uhrdius "r both Sides For Barton Heights
Misses EeainS .,nd Taylor did stellar work
.lous this line while for Highland park
NliHSca Wyatt ami Whitiuck covered to per
lection. Miss cross ird with points scored.
iarin. nine To h"r credit. rhe summary
iulloNS.
Barton iIeiehja- Mis. HARDING. forward:
Miss CoUk. forward; Miss GuVcruat"r. 10, e
Ward. Miss Ashley. sid" c"utr~ Mis-, Shacl,-
"lf"rd. side centre; Miss Str"thrr 'captaiub.
jumping centre, Miss Taylor guard Miss
i..,Ius. guard
highland PARK Miss i!omcn forward. Miss
cross. forward Miss sur,on side ccn,r.
Miss Wilkinson, side c"utre; Miss Bahlkc
,cuptoint, iuWriug ccutr", Miss Wh,tioCk.
.uard. Miss Wyatt guard Miss iioiladay.
roints corea ieor sar!or Heights Field
goals. NIiss Harding 90. Miss Cook o. iouj
goals. Miss Harding -. For Highland
PARK Field goals Miss Howell -, Miss
cross 80. foul goals Miss cross ~. Tim.
~ halves Gttccu minutes. Referee, Miss
Poole. John Marshall Nigh School
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-06
YELLOW JACKETS
QU|NT IS READY
Basketball Season Opens To-
Night With Seminary Boys
as Opponents.

Ashituj Va. December D. rho yellow
Jackets viii open thnr basket ball season
mere tomorrow night whcn they iinc-up
against the Union Theological Seminary
dUint. III" yellow .lnckctS havc been prar-
ti"ing faithfully for the last two wcskP. ana
have developed considerable team work TOR
short :, time. Every afternoon tn" men
ave In the gymnasium Tor two hours work.
and Coach itc!ss i teaching ihc mon 10 pass.
drihbc and shoot. ScrimntIcs are held be
tween first and seCOnd squads.
There are several new men in The line
NJ This wear. four Of last Eears squad
arc missing The new u"u are DOING good
work. and there .re number OF candi-
dates Tor zach position tn" rivalry ~ keen.
This afternoon the uUSt squad had a hard
time defeating the scrubs. 49, boti teams
are pretty evenly matched.
Last wear the yellow Jackets defeated the
pr"shyt eriaus ami expect I" rcpcat to-m0r-
ROW night.
TiIc probable linc-sl, follows: shelley. right
forward: zoe. left forward. Compton. centre :.
Walker. LETT guard; richardson, right guard.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-06
A. & N. ATHLETES
AWARDED HONORS
Monosrams and Stars Giver
Football Players-Basket-
ball Quint Strong.

Raleigh. IS. e. pc,emher At a no. tias
eft tho \. y VI. Athletic Council. held last
night. nficen monographs aud stars wcre
awarded member at thr varsity foot bali
team as follows; MouoYrams 20 T"Yury.
Riddicll sullivan VauBrokln O. : An
thonN. srarry. rordcrh"r. AICDoUGal SCI
t"rt and Winston; stars 10 HURT -. II. An
thonH. Plylcr Cooke and NcIieury.
Now that The football season is over at
tenti"u j. being turned - The approaching
basketball season. which will start tuiiucdi-
ately nftei christmas, hlr-adv large uuiu-
Ger Of men az" iracticing every afternoon
in ne gymnasium. aud tho prospects arc
very bright Tor fast team 20 r"pvescuf
tho Red and White this year. much bette.
ihau THAT of last year. There arr three old
varsity mcu Jack. those being Captain lott
phillips. summer ana Mason These werc
thrrr of the most consistent mon on las,
years team ana with tho addition nf sew
oral ncW ni"n Who Mere prep school
NJ. q. ~ stars last year, thc Techs will hay.
- fast puint any college ia this section
Some OF the nov nen who arc showing NJ
best arc sullivan. Ferderbcr ~ Young, u
NnUnc. Dowd. Nd DoUEul!.
Manager l;e"s viii nav" the schedule ready
Tor publication within the nest week and
b, VIII o." ore OF the best "ter c0ttcu out tot
an \ y NJ. ruiut. iucludinr several games
with every ccllce" in III" STATE aud ir!I
\crtl
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-06
WASHINGTON " TO
PLAY HOW|TzERS
Snappy Basketball Game To
Night on Howitzcrs'
Court.

Tonight when the Washington Y. VI. - \.
ana ii"witIerS clash a. TIA" UoWitLcrs Arm
otN az $50 o'clock. III" Washington men arc
expected to arrive this morning, aud la th-
afternoon viii visit tho urm"ry ana put Ia
a icW minutes 81 practice. which will help
them in getting acquainted with the court
s." a 10 be IN readiness FOR the game to-
light.
The Washington team has not boen heard
from this carly i'm the season but II is high
lN probably that TIC flV" Is fast aud VIII
give the Howitz"rs hard fight II tho
team Is anything Ike that Of tho last two
years II Is one 81 Tho best IN tho South. The
reputation which comes in advance .; the
team Is that a. Is inst as strong any hv,
mat the Washington Young Mem Christian
Association ht,. over supported
Ihr lfowi'z"rs have q very -ironE five this
Year a. dcmcrstratcd IN the game aEaius,
ih" itichmcnd college Thursday night Al
oi th" men have had experience in the game
aud Mctcan, q now man Is proving, 10 be a
star II The iioWitZers play their game q
i"si and -noppy scrimn"se viii bc The re-
sULI.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-06

The >cadcmy Of Music whi ohcr .
tutl lin. OF bug attractions neat week,
beginning with Hille Burke on Mon
DAY night in The Land uf Promise
Miss Burke viii BE- seen again on
Tuesday. matinee and night On We'd
ncsdas nizht, Thursday and Thursday
matinee. the Taiiaferro sisters. Mabel
and Edith. Will appear as co-stars in
Young Wisdom PLAY which has
won big praise Rose Stahl opens her
engagement IN Maggie Pepper on
Friday night. With two performances
on SATURDAY. and il is seen. therefore.
thai The AcademN bookings for tn"
v.cci arc about the best Of the season.
II rcinainS To DO seen how tho pub
lie Will pa,rouizc the theatre ncXt
week. although II is not in doubt as to
tho merit Of these productions. Some
Of the biggest things OF the Year have
come here to fiud hundreds Of empty
seats. but the management is stii de
lcrmincd 20 bring the best hoping
That tho public viii eventually rccoc
uize their high standard and quality.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-06
Siblrx shoe Go
JOHN MARSHALL
BEATS OLD POINT

John 3larshail High School defeated Old
Point 'ollcS" last night 1T basketball q 10
IT, The Ianc vas interesting throuGhout
Lineup aud summary.
forward: Hatcher. right forward. Bethel
centre: iIa,grovc tcartaiul. LETT guard
Cosby, right guard.
old Point Weston Haven. left forward
I"aly 'captain,. right forward, IIos,cr. cen
tire; iioTRan left guard; Pierce. right guard.
TOTAL score: John Marshall High School
=. old Point II. SUBJ: Baker Tor cBthcl:
ihrins for Ii"rsrove: Shcvc Tor COSBY. Fild
goals: Whit" 90. Hatcher 81. Bethei CoI
Cosby uD, Weston Haven go: fuul goals
Hatcher rs. Weston haven go. FoIlF mad"
White 81. Hatcher 60. Bethel a. Iargrov-
90. Cosby o. sheer a.. Weston Haven
60 iiealy ga. iiost"r a., Horgan o..