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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-11

form said in its report 20 tho last nice;
lns OF The state Bar AssccistioN. 81,
became obvious that unl"ss judicial
procedure Mas speedily reformed hv
the bench and bar II would be dono by
persons more Jealous than competent
"ud possibly luorr selfish Than ra
triutic'
rhe remedy suggested Is 10 give tho
nupreHc Court o: Appcals OF Virginia.
tn power To mako rules Tor tho ,5ynr-
tco OF all tho courts civil and Grim
NAL. and put Them into effect. and re
p"rt ih'n 10 the General Assembly as
cr" isc published BY authority Of Tho
Iourl This means that tho bench amt
bar IL ready for reform. II tho court
docs not do wha, /; should, tho act
may be- repealed. as the commit
tee points uut-lIarrisonburg News
Record.
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Those who are making up lists Of
cligihlcs for the pcmocraticV nom.na-
ton for Congress next year should not
t!il - include the name OF john W.
Chalklcy.
The candidate next year must bc Il
man who -, and las been ia thorough
sympathy ana accord with advanced
Democratic thought IN the state ana
IN the nation. Il should not iind him
self in the position OF cspousing these
PRINCIPLES because they are dominant
1T this time. but because his thinking
and his whole political tendency is IN
that direction
There are Il number of capable, clean
and able men in the Ninth District who
meet these requirements. and the can
dldatc should be chosen from this list.
ChaliIcy is q nnc representative" OF
this type Of candidate. and his name
nilfYu
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Being eliminated from participation
IN elections. he no longer constitutes
an Issue, ana tito excitement and
energy once aroused - ms power
"i vote have disappeared What
u 10 take his place IS not yet
forthcoming When the Negroes pres
cNct vas AN active factor. politics Wns
" t""n element In the lives of all citt-
@ens aud white mon everywhere were
.he.r - register and cast ;heit vote
WITH tho ucgr" absent. and with NO
oth"t Issue apVcuriuc AS q substitute
ipr Ei"l Indifference proWs ,tracc.
tlUudrcds 80 thousands of whitc mon
value g dollar and half more than
th"N value theu votes
White u,il. some rich and SOM"
poor some educated ana some Irno-
AMI. Noluuter.ly surrender ali claims
1" citi%cnahi Many ~ them have not
voted for years. not since the Cousti-
tuition Was adopted Tho privilege OF
participating IN political contests is to
them small and insigninCant II il
cost them but q nickel they would not
take adNautag" OF it,
u THIS condition could stop where
IT Is the situation might not be in
furious and the outlook might not hc
niscouraGinG; but With The vote grow
ing constantly smaller thcr. seems
clos" At hand time when voting in
'remely small class-wh.n tho Office
holder and his friends VIII constitute
the sum total of the registration
when the Legislature Will bc a family
g"thcrinE the courts a mechanical do.
vice. directed from headquarters. and
"fhcch gliding matter Of routine dis
Observation-Disclosures World
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WHAT WASNEWS
FIFTY YEARS AGO
Reprinted from This Newspaper.


The Heel of the Invader.
After Mc"dc's army had crossed AT
! Gcrmaniia and Elys furds thcy sub
! jccted the unfortunate farmers within
/ their lines TO the most inhunian treat
! lnen' Jhey burned the house OF ken-
ben Gordon. SON of General William t.
Gordon. because, as they said. he was
/ AZ. Original secessonist." MI along
l ihc route OF the Yankees, farms have
/ been dpS"loted. houses destroyed and
regrocs taken away.
The Secretary OF War Reports.
Thv report OF the Secretary OF War
WAS issued yesterday He wants those
VIII" have htrgd substitutes 10 n.
brought into the army. lie declares
mat the campaign in Mississippi has
resulted most NisastrouSly. ana il is
uihcult to resist thc impression that
us disasters We're not inevitable.
Congress.
senate: Mr. Hrown. ~ Mississippi.
offered a resolution that tho state OF
The country demands th;.t laws ssculd
. nc passed occurring chat ovory male
Citizeu go INTO the military service, re e.
pt@ins the statute authorizing sub
suluios, empowering the President to
issue proclamation commanding all
Foreigners TO leave tho country within
sixty days or take up arms. levyinE
Iiiect taxes and prohibiting trado in
sold silver, bOnkuotcs ana l. :
Treasury notes during ihe War The
resolution further provides that these
hali hc'war measures, for violations OF
which persons shall be omonable to
nllitHr> courts only.
III" House passed the auti-substi-
tutc law
from Hrmi;s'S Army.
1t is not luowu whether J.tcutcunnt.
General Hardce will remain hernia
ncntIy IN command rhc cnc,ny has
rctrcated from our front toward CHAT
ianooga. laying waste the country in
ats train. General Brcckluuridec has
becn relieved OF command i'm this army
There is much iutemp, rance i'm this
army amons officers. although ollr
correspondent has seen out ono drums,
private
From ices Ar;n,.
y post-oticc has heon established for
The army Iouu j.. trbauk Formerly
ia charge OF Euhaul's Battery ANA
secretary OF tho last Virginia CON
vent}on, is postmaster, 'rcn thousand
letters are scnt through the post-oillce
oa"l day and as man, received 50
that eight clerks are kept busv from
early morn until midmcht
SUNDAY there were services at the
Episcopal church III Orange Jhc Ecy
IN. Wilmer. OF Aluciuaric. proached a
mos, ahle serpon Among his auditors
were Generals * f. Ice. IIu fJtz
Lee and J e. D.; stuart
From the Worth
The fvst session "f tA, Thirty -..2hth
CONGRESS commenced Aloudas d. the
Sennt' the Credentials or several aev-
D. elected Senators wrr. presented
Nh Davis na &C. an oqrnest opposition
- tho admission OF tho Senators from
West Virginia coutc1dine THAT coueti
'"tionaii> 'hcre was no such state
-
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N;hncnlinr Mnnlrl1.

NIIlNIN auUU0rt4 ~ 0OuIriIule.
largely TO four Institutions Of higliri.
education ia, University, virginia
Polytcchnic institute. Virginia Mill
tafy institute. and William and MARY.
VhuSr schools are exclusively Tor NOR.
Women cannot attend thcm. ana
should they aspire t" undertake III"
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Queries andAnswers


Please give me- Tic main points ia
the life OF tn" n.w writer. Cora
'i9 ar ,,... ho, MISS ~. @ A.,
Ca, March II. 1860. tho daueh
tor Of TiUsley Fucker White and
Mary Elizabeth Matthew'S White. was
educated at home, and married Rev.
iundy Howard Harris. February )
ISIS. She began writing for the In
dependcUt' in 1899. wrote "Brasstown
VALLEY Stories' for the American Maya
zine, lHul-", aud contributed TO other
magazines Her best known writinc9
arc The JeSsica Letters, "a Circuit
Riders Vito, iVc's Second Husband
and The Recording Angel Hoy homo
is Nashville, Tenn
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Judicial ucforni .

Ey q change in the wording Of the
law defining the duties OF tho Supreme
Court OF Appeals OF Virginia tho state
Ear Association believes that the
LEGISLATURE may make possible reform
IA Juuicia' procedure in Virginia. \
committee appointed At tho last meet
ing @! lnc asSociati I'm july IL busiIv
engaged III communicating with the
members OF the General Assembly with
view 10 existing their votes for the
measure. The State association an
proved tho plan without Il disscntinl;
vote.
Those &c us VINO arc lay.nem have
was nor now it could he rcmedicd i;ut
al OF Gs who have had business I'm
me courts know that something has
heen radically wrong. 1t was not the
iaul, Of the courts, for thcy We're
bound hand and foot by a curious
sort OF paichwork modification Of an
old system abolished nIty years ago
10y England as archaic. 1t was not the
iault OF the bar, for IT was bound by
statutes which are contradictory.
anu leave 50 many ways of doing one
thinS mat the smartcSt lawyer could
ovcrlook some Of the methods. So
long as the unnecessary tcchnlcalitics
exist. and so long as the opportunities
Tor delays arc ever present lawyers
We're Obliged to consider these things
and use them for their clients
But the public has become very
tired Of il all--statutc piled upon
statute like Pclion upon Ossia As the
committee on judicial procedure re
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\ venerable Minister.

Tho names on the honor roll known
a. supcraunua tee rer. called and thcir
character passed upon. When the name
or W. l. Judkins was called hc said in
part Bishop. before say what ~ In
my heart Ia say 10 my brethren. per
Wit uv to say that cannot rcasonably
expect To meet Win thom again ut an
annual session Of our conference. SIXTY
wears ago | became a member or this
body. Only three members are now
alive of that great number then my
associates. Two hundred ana twenty
have passed 10 their great reward. II
IS hard 10 realize that I ain tho Oldest
member OF this conference. / am now
ei2hty-ilvc years OF age for nfty-t,vo
years ! was in active service, the past
"lHht years a. superanuuatc. have
served all grades OF appointments
iNc years on circuit work thirty -niuc
in stations. eight IN cld.rship. Next
10 my family my affection goes To ms
brethren OF this old Virginia confer
"ncc To the young men OF this body
would Say let your PRAYER be on.
give me souls o. ! die The greatest
JOY OF life IS 10 lead soul TO Christ.
! pray God that YOU may all have a
prosperous ministry. always re-
member the members OF this confer
cncc In my daily prayer May 7 ask
you TO remember me ~ YOU pray. I
have Il happy hope Of meeting YOU and
those who have gone ON before in
heaven. God bless YOU. nay brethren.
ana you, bishop" -Danvillc Methodist
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Suf GENERIC.

Sui Gcneris.
Please tell me wha, sui generis''
means when applied 10 = person.
r. b. K
Tic Latin phrase means ''of his owl,
Kind of her own kind" ''of rs own
kind" and ~ said of thing in class
by itself. which nothing else exactly
resembles
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Mexico.
should like to know why war is III
Mexico. EDWIN JARRETT

snOuIG like 20 KNOW Why wal Is III
Mexico. EDWIN BARRETT.
TO n gentleman OF your age sufi
cient explanation might lie In the Old
a u9 I ,S 1Ggn' roo ,o 'T Az
Mcxicaus are hardly halt-civiiiged, tx
norant, easily aroused TO violence and
guided by leaders about az passionate
hnd as little Intelligent as the body or
the people. Their form of government
apes that OF q republic. and whenever
candidates gather their friends and
make war on the successful candidates
until Somc sort Of peace Is patched un
long enough 40 hold another election.
Immediately after this election theT
so back to fighting again and fight
up 10 the time FOR another election.
after which they return TO tho national
sport of cutting each others threats.
You viii see OF course. that there In
u little run in this explanations But
there is not much Sadly enough II is
about as near To IL real explanation as
any ono could come.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-11

stations Ia Richmonde
G.. W EPPES
The statute empowers the Corpora
ton Commission 10 cause separate ac-
commodations Tor tho races in railway
waitin-: rooms wherever ii seems ~
diciuuS 10 do so. The matter is WHOLLY
on" OF the view taken by that COM
mission
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-11

How could get n list OF the firms
In MARYLAND and i'll the CaroltnaS who
manufacture articles from terra Gotta
W T.. TUCK Err.
Write for il 10 the Secretary of the
commonwealth in each state.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-11

How well a rim2n h0oE ~ Hanover
tAteiins l'n la h.Ns G9uo ycstet-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-11

Isle or BincS.
How should a letter DO addressed
TO reach II post office in the Isle OF
FINES? GLOBE.
Address to the proper Office and on
the line below write isle OF Pines"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-11

Why is no %ttention paid 10 tho
+ race segregation laws In tho railway
- il, ifigIrpnrI"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-11

Does an artist or any school in Rich
mond employ models? G. H. u.
Write to the Richmond Art Club, Bel.
yiderc and Grace Streets, Richmond,
w.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-11

Gu.c-cd January - 100, at Ri,hmond Va.
e. sccona-class matte, uuder ACT OF Congress
March g. 1919
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-25
MARSHON RUNS
AROUND FIELD
Kentucky Horse Captures Feat
urc Race at Charleston in
Spectacular Fashion.

S,.,I.sto, : T. D.cc,o,er g.
MHEsho"' from inc stable oil J. = %
ton. the successful young kentucky
horscmau. won the fourth ana feature
r., q, o1.a,,,, cos,i,o ,o-
-! ga
ing around MS hcId to dcfeat Loan
Shark, the early paccmaker, and Dick
peadWood another kentucky horse.
Cclssta. tho faVor.tc. and star Actress
We're the only other starters
The afternoon was cloudy ana dis
agreeable tut q generous crowd came
out 10 see the sport, which was inter-
estin= and spirited. Results
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tMccahcy>, to j. to j. to 10.
third Time 1873 is celes,a, star
Actress also ran
furlongs-Vile. los CNeauder). : 20 l.,
4 TO 5. l to g. first Premier, los q,
McTagsarp. 70 :. 10 .. out, second :;
Helen NJ % pcrondc). . TO . to T.
TO ., third. Time i:Os ;-5 John
Marrs Tom Toy, Silas Grumr. Or.
Hollis also ran
Sixth race-ali ages, selling. mile and
twenty yards--Billc Baker i07 CDoyle)
10 to .. even. to =. first. PATTY re
second Reno. I07 ,McCahey), 10 to /.
TO !. 10 &. third. Time. 1856 %.
Ruisseau Camel Gerard, l.. VI. Eckert,
Spindle, Fawn. Mad Rivnr also ran.
Entries for To-Morrov.
First race purse $500, three wear
Odds and M. selling, six turlonEs-
'Cameiliu, 100: Berkeley. 1l2: .Bodkirl.
100; 'cynoshure lo7; Agnar. io5;
Plain Ann. i05 Dccrfoot, lo5 Eaton.
1i5; Question Mark, ll2
Second racc-purse $500. ,hree-ycar
olds and NJ, selling, six furlongs-
Batouch, TO-; Frank Hudson. 100: Lee
tourne, lI5; 'l3thelburg. H.. 104; Vol
thorpe ITO. Troy Weight, los Matte
L., 100 Terra Blancc. lo9; inferno
Queen. 100
Third race--purse $500, all ages. sell
ing. five furlongs-hIonocacy, li2: Lady
Lightning. ll5: w w. Clark, IFS; Ruby
Hyams. Ic2; Coy, ll2; Jack Kellogg,
rs; Deposit. lO5.
Fourth race value $4,000 all ages
Christmas handicap. ono mile Sir
John Johnson, 12l; "Ringling, 107.
Dartworth. ILL., John Furlong, III;
Grosvenor. 100: Floral Park. no: Carl =
ton G., los: Wilthite, 100: Charlcstonis.n n.
as; Kalinka, lo+; Prince Hcrmia, III;
l.ochicl. I04 star Actress, 10i; john
p Nixon. 20; Republican. ia; Mono
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CLOSE FINISHES
ON JUAREz TRACK
Biska Noses Out Winner in
Opening Race-Cordie F. Only
Favoritc to Win.

Juaroz Mexico. December eta
vorites Jared badly this afternoon. Cor
die +. in the closing race being til,
only nrst choice TO win.
The san Miguel handicap. the fca-
turc of an excellent card, was won by
Sir F'rctful in Il hard drive from Bounc
Chance. the faNorite.
OSaple scored n hard earned victory
IN the santa clara handicap. Man
gancsc forced the pnce to the strctcl!
turn. where Osaplc moved up, and IN n
sharp drive outgamed the leader and
won by a close margin.
In the opening race. Birl1a. General
Warren and Old Gotch finished heads
apart Only the judges could decide
which horse had won and they gave
tho race TO Birka, with General War
zen. tho favortte second and old
Gotch. third
Results:
Firs, race-six furlones-Birl5a, Io5
Nccny), 4 to !, S TO >. and To .. first
General Warren, 81 tNcNlon). 5 to /,
even. ana to .. second; Old Gotch. los.
third T,mc. 1914 Is. Bertha V. Coli
onol McDougali. Little hit, Woof, Thorn
pc Hare, Carona. Vo Va. Alabama BAN,
George, Durin. Fool o'-Fortune ana
Barbara Lane also ran.
Second race--ono m!le-IAttle March
mont. Il2 G-oftus). . 10 /. to and
out, first Joe Woods, 1O1 (MCMartir).
TO /. 3 TO / and 3 TO :, second: Eye
White, l07 tNeylon). : TO s. TO and
ont. third. Time. 40 SIS. Sadio
Shapiro. Stoncmun. Sen UncaS and
Commcndation also ran.
Third race, six furlorg s--Osaple. 1O5
(Taylo0, to !, to md 10 ..
won: Manganese. 10 tcCintryD. Z TO I,
: 10 and 6 to 3. second. Barney. ia
,Gross). 10 i, 20 l and even, third.
Time, 1913 IS Janiel Sir Harry. Red
path, Milton Roblee, Bling and Edith
". also ran.
Fourth race. san Miguel handicap,
seven furlouEs-Sir Fretful, % cray
lori. 4 70 /, to and l 10 ?, n;st:
Ronno Chance, l05 oNcylon). to .,
even and to 3, second: Bort Getty,
100 tMatthows), 3 to =. / to . ana . - {,
third Time, 1926 80. Transparent,
Voiaday. Jr. and Nicias also ran.
Fifth race. six furlorEs -PRrlor Boy,
ITO (Benton), 10 1. S TO 3 and to +,
first: Barsac. l07 CMatthewsl, : to l,
70 ] and even, second; Macl, II. Eu-
bank 100 CWoods). . TO /. evon ard
TO ., third. Time. Ina lis Seneca.
Goldnnn, Swish and Hardy also ran.
Sixth race. one and one eighth miles
.--Cordio j, 50 lHeylon). 20 g. to .
and 10 s. first; Sugar Lump 1o3
Glin) to !. 10 10 and to :. see
ond: Sir John, 101 Geeny>. to /,
= 10 ! and even. third. Time. 1854.
Marie Coghill, Jack L.axson ana Carl
ton Club also ran
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-25
SOCCER GAME At
BYRD PARK TO-DAY
Richmond Team Will Play Stone
cutters From Southside-Ncw-
port News Coming.

game Of soccer football will be
played NJ Eyrd Park Tins afternoon be
tween the Richmond Soccer Football
Club and the Stonecuttcrs. hardy
body OF Scotchmcn from tho south
side. Tie game viii commence al 3
o'clock. The Richmond team Will bo
chosen on the ground. TO mako aoom
for all those wishing TO play prac-
,ice game will also DO played on tho
opposite side Of tho park
on saturday afternoon the team Sc
!cctcd to plny against Newport News
hero on New Years Day will be tried
out in short practice game. after
which tie anal selection viii be made
The game Oh New Years afternoon is
the first one to be played against the
combined forces Of that sporting town
ana viii undoubtedly to the game or
the season. The Richmond boys are
Keen on winning ana expect To extend
the visitors TO the limit. The two
teams and the players are total strang-
"rs 10 each other. IT is, therefore dir
ncult 10 form an opinion OF others
chance OF being on top ut the finish.
WHAT We do know is, the home team is
going 10 put mp . great game.
1t is Hoped the pUblic viii seize the
opportunity Of seeing Il nrs,-class
game which ii Is not easy to stage
mere under present conditions. The
Richmond Soccer Football Club has
gone 70 considerable expense 10 ar
range this game. and ii Is hoped the
public VIII give them their support on
Sew Years afternoon by attending.
Tie game viii ba played regardless OF
weather conditions and admission VIII
ic free.
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WILSON SPENDS
CHRISTMAS EVE
ON PRIVATE CAR
Continued from First Page


and the train started while the handful
OF spectators waved good by. The days
ride was restful one. The presi-
dent slept during the afternoon and
did no work.
In Atlanta. during the stop. he left
the train with DIR. Grayson. This was
the first time he had left the car since
II started from the capital. although
during the day he had come out on tho
rear platform al many stations ana
shaken hands with hundreds who
crowded around.
The President slept until late this
morning, and was not disturbed by the
crowds that gathered ut many stations
through which his train passed during
the early forenoon. Later, however
as he camo through North and South
Carolina. he appeared several times
on tho car platform and was greeted
by great throngs OF admirers.
"Greatest Living or Dead
You are the greatest American liv
ing or dead" exclaimed an individual
in one OF these crowds: Thank YOU"
smiled the President. Shake hands
with an old Carolina 'clodhopper.'" said
n tall. long haired man wearing high
boots bcspattered with mud.
Certainly" laughed Mr.. Wilson
leaning over the car rail.
Many women brought their babies
TO see the President and Mr.. Wilson
greeted them all Merry Christmas"
happy vacation, frequently was
called out.
Representative Harrison, OF Missis-
sippi. In whose district Pass Christian
Is located. travelled with the presiden-
tial party and conferred during the
day with the President regarding ar
rangements for isolation and quiet dur
ing Mr.. Wilson's vacation.
The President has issued orders
which Will keep him immured and iso-
lated from all avenues OF approach eX-
cept the telegraph wire from the White
House, where Secretary Tumulty is on
guard. He expects the first week al
Pass Christian to be clustered from
all business, and will not attompt to
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-25
CHESS TOURNEY
RESULTS IN TIE
Columbia and YALE Zach Make
61z-First Tic Since
1909 Tourney.

New York. December 2i--Thc third
and sinai ruunG OF tho intercollegiate"
chess tournament ended to-day in ~
tie between Columbia and Vale. This
is Tie second time that Il tic has been
recorded. Yale ticd hayward in l?o9.
To-day's tourney gave the follow
ing results;
Columbia. 5, vs.. Princeton. l. and
Yale. 3 ~ " Harvard, l-2.
Tho final totals are: Columbia, won
- lost . IL; Nalc, IL and
-; priccton. and Il. and Harvard
aud :.
OF tho twenty-five tournaments
which have hecn played. Columbia ana
Harvard have won uno each and
Princeton ana Yale one each.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-25
NAVY DEF EATS
E'SFIVEE, 1913

Annapolis. Md. Dscomhcr ei--Thc
day by !, score Of "a 10 20. The mid
shipmon had things ali their own WAY
in the first period. which ended 90 20
Ana ..or. 0T'.e ""vM III LIZ ncMI Pr .a
Navy ran up twelve. Tho last period
was an exhibition of the best basket
tho plnvinc was deciIedlV agrressiV,.
throughout. there were but few fouls.
Vale lost the game because tho blue
in the first period. and werc dra " II
from their positions. Adams and
Wilkes did the hest work for the NAYS
Whilc Dunn and StoCkpolc eNccllcd
FOR Salo.
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cacy, Ios; Or. Duenner. lo5; shacAlc

ton. 10
Fifth race-purse $500. all ages. Santa
Claus handicap. six turiongs-rarts.
10; Duquesne. 1o5; pr Duenner. loi.
Shacklcton. los; Samuel Il. Meyer l07;
Gordon, l02; T.. II. Adair. 10+; Prince
Itermis. III
Sixth racc-purse s3oo, for three
year -olds and up. selling, ono tnllc
and twenty ynrds--'Mastor Jim. 109;
.Scrxicencc. ll2; Coreops!s. III: 'Out-
Ian. lea; Sir Denrah, III: Big Dippcr,
iot: 'Wiliis. 1c3: 'Kinmundy les; Tom
Holland, III
'Apprentice allowance OF five pounds
claimed.
''Beverwycls stable entry.
'ssTalbott entry.
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Goims 10 rortn nico.

Washington December Ex-senator
shafroth. Of Colorado. chairman OF tho
Committee on Paclnc ISLANDS and Por-
10 Rico. VIII sail for Porto Rico Sat
urd"y 20 sperd tn" holiday recess OF
tho Senate observing conditions on tho
Island. which may DO later tho sub
sect OF Legislation.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-25
AMERICANS ARE
WINNING HONORS

san Francisco. cal. Dccenih.i IA phi
va;e cable received To-Day reports that the
team Of four American athletes visiting the
hnuDOdcs T. sweeping everything before ~.
In lr meet hcld saturday a. invercarrii.
=. Z" Icmpeiton. of the Olympic club, Snn
Francisco. defeated Eeddell. tho champion
OF Australia in tho 10 yards high hurdle,
IN sixteen e"coDdS Hat.
'auEhey. al Ukias. Cal. high school lad,
put N" shot forty-tTO feet four and
half inches eight ana oHc-haf inches better
thnn ~. NeM Z.nlaMd rerord.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-25
FOX HUNTERS TO
MEET NEXT WEEK

l4.s.e City Va. December c4.-Thc
Virginia -Carollna FOX Hunters Asso-
ciation will hold It's first big meet Of
ne season a It's headquarters, the
Little Mecklcuhurs Hotel, this city, be
shining Tuesday morning. December
TO- snd continuing three days.
PRICES pll be offered and many or
~ bcs. pachs a. several States will be
n tho chases. There viii be fox hunt
night,