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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-02
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tHPeciai TO The Times Dispatch
iiARRISoNBUIsG. VA. October -
AZ StonclciSh Inn. on East Market,
street. last nigh, at 7:3o o'clock. Miss
Margaret Read Pcalc. daughter or Mr.
ana Mrs. John Il .pealc, or Harrison.
burg. and Robert Toombs Wright. Jr.
oi CHATTANOOGA. Tenn. were married by
h"v -. +. Wilson, u. D., OF the Presby-
terrain Church. The groom is an at
torney OF Chattanooga. Tenn. and a
native OF Georgia. lie is "A nephew Of
Seaborn Wright. a temperance orator
81 national reputation. Ills grand
.aih"r was Judge A. Il. wright. or
Rome. Ga The brides father is n
former deputy county treasurer o,
Rockingham
The maid % honor was Miss Mary
Heath. of Port Gibson. Miss. and the
best man was Edmund Wright. OF Chat
tanooen Among the guests present
were Colonel and Mrs. seldom A. Day.
OF the United States Army. Washing
ton: Sharp Williams. Of Miss.ssippi:
Miss Dorothy Robertson. or Ports
mouth; Miss Lucy Lyme. of Orange:
Misses Straus, Bell. Rawlins and Zig
gins. Of Mary Baldwin Seminary, Staun-
ton. OF which the bride is a graduate.
Miss Rosrlie Sprinkcl. OF Harrison
burg, was at tho piano
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-02
TWO GOVERNORS MEET
At MECKLENBURC FAIR
Stuart, OF Virginia, and Craig. of
North Carolina, Greet Thousands
Of People ut Chase City.
ADDRESSES MADE BY BOTH
Chief Executives OF Sister States.
With Members OF Their Stats and
Military Escort, Head Parade
From Station to Fair Ground.

CHASE CITY. VA. October The
Governors OF Virginia and North Caro-
lima met at the Mccklenburg Fair here
to-day. They were greeted by an au-
dfencc variously estimated at from
5000 to 10000 people. Governor Henry
Y. stuart. accompanied by members OF
his staff, and Go .ernor Locke Craig, Of
North Carolina. with his attendants.
came to Chase City early this morning
ny special trains. The two Governors,
escorted by tho Mccklcnburg Guards.
the Oxford Military Company, the iii
rcctors Of the fair association and III,
Town Council. paradcd to tho fair
grounds and spent tho morning view
ing tho exhibits. The two executives
ana their Staffs. with a committee from
the fair association. and the Chamber
OF commerce, were rendered IL formal
reception and luncheon at the Gregory
Hotel, after which they again journey
ed 10 the fair grounds and addresses
the largest audience. ever gathered IA
M"ck1enbarg. Both Governors were
eloquent
After formal Introduction by Mayor
J. W. Jefries and a hearty welcome 10y
President 7. T.. Roberts, Governor
stuart voiced his hearty appreciate ion
of the welcome rendered and the honor
OF entertaining the chief executive OF
sister state. For half hour Gov
ernor stuart held his audience At
hS NaAtu tiONueHt ana thef Win
bits OF huinor brought down the audi
encc with applause. Governor Stuart
introduced Governor Craig. With the
large crowd Keyed up to high pitch.
Governor Craig assembled the platform.
and for nearly an hour carried his
hearers with him. Not once did Inter
est wane. save for an interruption Ivy
an aeroplane flight Il am not afraid"
said Governor Craig, when the air
ships ny over mo I should he were
In Europe. We arc at peace with the
world" Later he paid Il high tribute
70 the people Of the South. saying the
whole country was looking 10 us az
never before.
Both Governors were highly pleased
with the reception accorded them and
with tho exhibits In the various depart
ments. the magnificent AGRICULTURAL ex-
hihits. considering the drought being
nv short of marvellous
Governor Stuart. accompanied BY r.
Il. simpson. general superintendent OF
the Southern Railway, left soon after
the exercises on a special train for
Richmond. while Governor Craig took
supper at the Gregory Hotel and left
In a special car accompanied by the
oxford Military Company.
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Conway Chichester. The parade was
divided into three divisions, mounted
men, veterans on foot and veterans in
vehicles. Tho parade, headed by brass
rand, moved at IL o'clock, reaching the
fair grounds Ut $50. All OF tho vet
Grams and their horses were given free
admission TO the fair. Arriving on the
grounds the limo broke and tho vetcr
aus mingled in tho crowd and visited
inc exhibits until 1 o'clock when they
shthered ut their reservation where the
women OF the city. Daughters OF the
Ccntcdcracy. had prepared a dinner
which was served to all Of the voter
a d, and their guests free Judgei John
!. Goodrich presided at the dinner and
y number OF veterans made impromptu
talks.
iLs Order OF :lks OF this city elected
VIC following delegates to represent the
,oose at the state Convention in Peters
nurE: III. Lewis Wallace. T. c. Ninde
t. r. Smith. G.. w. Helm. s. S. Kauf.
man, j. IL. Biscoe. ]. Il. woody. Sidnev
,iunter, John l.. kodgers and I. II. Mid
dlcton. - '''"
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NEWS OF ASHLAND
Especial to Tho Timcs-Dispatch. !

Special to The Times Dispatch
ASHLAND, VA, October IA joint
picnic WAS given ut Hanover Courthouse
on "Wednesday by the Farmers Union
nnd Woodmcn Of the World. Il. Nor.
gan Shepherd and 4. T.. Thornhill ad
dressed the Farmers Union on subjects
Of great interest. After a dinner con-
S.sting of brunswick stew. etc. I; tour
i.umcnt WAS held.
AIiss Rhca Scott. Of Itarrisonburg. was
the guest this week OF Mrs. Nat Lam
caster
Or. j. Thomson Booth. who has been
visiting friends here, lett ON Wclnes-
day 10 resume his work with the state
li."ith Department.
Key. and Mrs. brooks. Of Manassas.
and Marion Fisher. Of AlcNaudria. were
here on Wednesday, 10 attend the fun
erai of Miss Mamie Jacobs.
MIR. and Mrs. j. Jordan L.eakc returned
!" Richmond this week after having
spent the summer in the home Of Mrs.
lara GrundN.
bridge party on Tuesday morning at
tho Henry Clay Inn. Two tables played
md Miss Lou tcdd made highest scorc.
Al. and Mrs Hewitt are leaving on
Thursday and viii spend the winter at
Forest nm.
:ng friends here. Mr.. rrichard left to
day for Johns Hopkins, baltimore, to
study medicine.
Mesdamcs Miller. OF Hamilton. VA.
and Cooke - i.uckctt OF Rockville
Nd, are guests Of Mrs. ]. c.. hughes.
Mrs. IFill Carter aud Miss Lou Rcdd
have returned from Il visit to Captain
Williams titzhurh ut trbannn.
Miss ircyson IioofnaYlc. of Wake
field. spent the Weekend with her par
cnts, Mr.. and Mrs. J. 4. IIoofnaglc.
Mrs. BERNARD boswell and Miss Ammo
boswell, are visiting In Atlanta. Ga.
Mrs. j. a. Rddick has gone to Har-
risonburg 10 spend several weeks.
Mrs. Charles Marlborough Pendlcton
was tho recent guest OF relatives in
Fredericksburg.
Miss Christine Cooke was hostess ut
= beautiful card party on Tuesday af-
ternoon in honor of Mrs. landon Bcrli-
ley. of panvillc. Two tables of bridge
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Endorsement Not p.r, Of VIII.

IN The opinion of lawcrs an Inter
esting legal decision was made yestcr-
day In Hustings Court. Part III.
jury decided In the suit of the Virginia
trust Company. trustees for the heirs.
against y. d. Shotwcll. that an indorse-
mcnt or n negotiable note OF April /
1908. dated June 5. 1909, was not a
part 81 the last will and testament
or The deceased, which was admitted
to probate Oh October 90, 1919. An an
pea. from the verdict was taken. The
case has already been IN the courts
some time. and IL is expected that IL
VIII lie taken higher
The suit OF X W. Walker against the
Atlantic Coast Line and th. Norfolk
ana Western Railways. which was to
nave been heard to-day and Tomorrow
mas been compro!nised and dismissed
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-02
THOUSANDS OF PEOPLE
VISIT WISE COUNTY FAIR
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Special TO The 1imes- Dispatch.1
WISE, VA. October 1.-The first Wise
county fair opened its gates to the
public on Tuesday and 5000 people
passed through tho gates. The Wise
county school fair and annual teachers
meeting was held at the high school
building ut the same time. About 1900
school children were present and formed
III line and marched to the fair grounds
The large farm products building was
He'd with exhibits. The attractive dis
play OF fruit was the cause Of much
comment by people who had seen much
larger fairs but who claimed TO have
never seen any better exhibit Of fruit
4 fino display of corn. grasses, pota-
t,cs. cabbage anil the many other prod
acts Of tho farm occupied half of tho
capacious building. The live stock de-
partmont was also we'll represented
sIany nnc horses Of all types and cattle
and hogs and sheep occupied the long
row OF stalls prepared for them.
There was u baby show, balloon ascen-
sion. bicycle racing, motor cycle. Ii slow
mule race. fast horse racing and a base
ball game and many other attractions.
Walter Hash, Ed Wears. Sam Ramsey,
Dave Miller and Dave Jesse were among
those who exhibited fne fruit.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-02
CAR IS TURNED OVER
AND OCCUPANTS HURT.
Especial to The Tines-Disnatch,

Especial to The Times Dispatchl
FREDERICKSBURG. VA. October |.
AT late hour last night C. IL. Mont
gomcry. DR.. Il. Dorsey Cole, Jr and
Harvey Snellings were out riding in
Spotsylvania County in an automobile.
In meeting buggy which was driven
by a colored man, the automobile ran
into 1t and was turned over. DIR. Coles
skull was fractured. Mr.. Montgomery
suffered n dislocation of the shoulder
ana his ego was severely cut. Mr..
Snellings jumped out and was only
slightly hurt DR.. Cole and Mr. Mont
gomery were caught under the car Mr..
Snellings raised tho car sufficiently TO
set them out and then went to nearby
residence and phoned to Fredericks-
burg for DR.. T.. c. Pratt and DIR. C. Ma
son Smith who went out in an automo-
bile and rushed the injured men to the
Mary Washington Hospital here The
colored man was only sligltly hurt. The
automobile was not badly damaged but
too buggy was broken UP.
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REUNION OF VETERANS
GREAT FEATURE OF FAIR,
special to The Times Dispatch.J

Special TO The Times Dispatch
FREDERICKSBURCi. VA, October |.
This was tho last day OF the Fredcr
icksburg Fair, large crowd was again
en- the grounds. The distinguishing
feature OF the day was tho Confederate
Reunion In which veterans. not only
from Fredericksburg, but from all tho
counties, were invited to
participate. The rendezvous OF the
veterans was at the courthouse In
fredericksburg where the parade was
formed under command OF Captain Dan
NJ. Lee, chief marshal. assisted by the
following assistant marshals: Lieuten-
ant Hugh Adie, r. NJ. Joncs, n. C. L.
Moncure. Jr, r. Innia Taylor. Lawrence
Jones, r. 7. Taylor. 'Jr., +. w. Payne.
Frank Fitzhugh. John Pollard, Captain,
c T. Smith, Il. II. Coghiil, a. F.. Rose ].
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Chamberx-.Pferce.

ARVoNIA. VA. October - beau
uiui marriage was soicmnized In the
.irvonia Presbyterian Church on Tus.
day night. when Miss Minnie sails
Fierce became the bride of Walter
Chambers. both being residents OF Ar
vonia.
Miss Margaret Pierce, cousin OF the
bride was maid OF honor, and Roy
chambers. OF Lynchburg. brother of
the groom, was best man Little Nisses
catherine Thomas and Virginia pierce
we're the flower girls. Louis Pierce,
brother OF the bride. and Richard
Evans acted as ushers. The ceremony
vas performed by Rev. John J. Spencer.
81 bucklngham Courthouse, grand :
father OF tho bride. Miss Eleanor y
Morgan presided at the organ
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-02
SWANSbORO CIVIC LEAGUE
RE0RCAN|zEs FOR SESSION
Mrs. J. q. Loving Made President.
Want Better Equipment for
Fairgrounds.
ALLEGED BURGLAR CAPTURED
Interesting Decision in Hastings
Court In Will Case-Walker Dam.
nge Suit Against Two Railroads
is Compromised and Dismissed.

The Swnnsboro School and Civic
League held It's first meeting OF the
year yesterday afternoon In the Swans
boro School, and reorganized for tho
coming session. Mrs. J. G.. Loving was
erected president: Mrs. ID. G. Hooker.
vice-president, and Mrs. u. A. Nunnally,
secretary treasurer.
Plans wcre discussed TO secure more
equipment for the Swansboro play
grounds. which were installed last
year. A <und for this purpose was
raised at an entertainment given Just
before the close OF school. and this will
he augmented this fall.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-02
DIVISION OF MARkETISG
RECEIVES APPROPRyS

RALEIGH. y. c.. October 1.-The State
board OF Agriculture. in special session
to-day, voted an appropriation OF 81 900
for the cooperative marketing divi-
sion, this being the outcome OF the
hEht by DR.. Clarence Poo and others
Tor an appropriation OF $4,000 to sup
picment $1,000 appropriation made
by the Farmers Union.
The Board OF Agriculture specified
IN resolutions that a special commit
tee, consisting OF Governor Craig. Com
missioner w. a. Graham. DIR. r. w.
kilgore and Professor w r. Camp. Of
the division of marketing, have i'm
mediate supervision of the expenditure
or the funds, and cooperate with a
committee from the Farmers Union
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-02
Wedding Annouucemcnt,.

Fisher Collier has issued invita- :
toms TO the marriage OF his sister, Miss
Estelie dc Lagnel Collier. 10 William
iiassell Burton. OF this city. On We'd
nesday evening. October II, at s:3O
o'clock. In the FRS, Baptist Church.
Petersburg.
Mrs. Annie Leighton PEBBLES an.
nounce" the approaching marriage OF
her daughter. Mary Blanche, to the
liey. Arthur Linwood Stevenson. to
take plac, on Wednesday. October ~.
~ the residence Of the brides mother.
on the historic Fort Fisher farm. IN
binwidd!e county. near pctersburE.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-02
PETERSBURG
State ASSOCIATION
OF ELkS IS IN SESSION
Delegates From Every Lodge in Vir-
ginia Present ut Meeting In
Petersburg.
ROYAL ENTERTAINMENT GIVEN
Address OF Welcome Delivered by II.
7. Wilson, Responded to by T. {.
ConIon. OF Charlottesville-Onl-
GERS VIII BE Elected To-Day.
Especial 10 Tho Times-Dispatch. ]


PETERSBURG. VA. October 1.-The
State Association OF the II. T.. Q. EIks
Is in session In the Lyric Theatre here,
with delegations attending from all the
cities III the State. The opening SEES
sion was devoted In the main TO greet
fnBs and addresses OF welcome and
response. Pleasant words OF greeting
and welcome TO the city were spoken
By Major benjamin Harrison, exalted
ruler OF Petersburg Lodge, and Mayor
I;ohert Cabaniss. Tho formal address
of welcome OH behalf of the local t,lks
was delivered by II. r. Wilson. To
which President 7. c. Conlon, of Char
lpttesviilc. president Of the association
ihadc Response. The speeches were Of
very cordial character Many men
Of prominence in tn. order arc attend
ing the meeting III the association
business session followed the pre-
liihihury ceremonies. being held with
crossed doors Reports Of committees
on credentials ana presidents report
ana TIC reports of the treasurer and
sccrcturT. were submitted and adopted
we've lodges. located in the various
cities OF the state. are represented at
INC meeting. The election OF officers
ior the ensuing year will take place
transacted cannot DO made public
INC present officers of tho associa-
''oh' All OF whom are present arc:
president. J. q. Conlon, Charlottes.
Niii" Va: first vicc-prcsidcnt w. r
hhush. Petersburg. Va: second vice.
president. Michael Ward. Newport
News. Va; third vice president. ]. r.
rnrker. Portsmouth, Va; secretary
mn Godscy. Petersburg, Va: trca..rer
>. h l8liley. Richmond; chapl,ir. REV.
~. Carpenter. AlcXand.'c, va; ser
Scnnt alarms. 7. l.. Roger. 5r. Nor
folk, Va
Among the prominent members Of
inc order In attendance upon the con
Nchtton arc Past State President Fred
tiarper of Lynchburg: Pact state
PRESIDENT j. Anderson Chisholm. OF
mar iottesvillc. Va: Pact State Presi.
uent Chnries :. Johnson, Of Roanokc
"a: Charles J.. MoYby atipcrintondcpt
OF the National Elks' Home al I,edforl
,ity. Va: liulce Glenn Il prominent
lawyer Of stanton; J. i. Rogers II
OF Norfolk. Va. sergeant at-arms and
'ohn u. Eliley. of Richmond. state
treasurer OF the association.
Notes Of the Meeting
During the recess to-day, tho yisi,
ing delegates were served with buret
luncheon at the Elks Home To-mor
row afternoon they will be taken Ia
me tair grounds and treated to A din
her OF brunswick stew. barbecues and
othcr subatantials and delicacics 4
flch open-air entertainment has been
arranged for their amusement Tho
local Elias sra giving their brethren a
fine time.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-02
General News Notes.

Misses Alice and Eva Hulick OF
Lewis on, Ill, are in the city to spend
the winter with friends.
The work of double tracking the
Norfolk and Western railway between
Petersburg and Norfolk is expected TO
he completed by the first OF the year,
The capacity OF the road is taxed to
meet its traffic.
The buy bale" of cotton move
mcnt is under way in Petersburg. 4
number of merchants are displaying
1T their stores bales bought at 10 cents
!. pound.
The mother OF the Il. +. Lee Public
school VIII be entertained tomorrow
afternoon IT the school by the
NIothcrs' Club.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-02
Gregory-Cainc.
Specialize Tho Times-pi.

Especial 10 Tho Times Dispatch.l
LYNcIiBURG. VA, October i
Henry L. Gregory. % Norfolk, and Mrs.
Nettic Lily Game. Of this city. were
yesterday afternoon at the
residence OF Or. L. Il. Norman. the
ceremony being performed by Or. Wal
lace 1. Palmer. pactor of Westminster
l,rcsbyterian Church. Mr.. and Mrs
Gregory Will reside in Lynchburg
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-02
Increase I'm Receipts.

\ SUBSTANTIAL Increase Is shown in
the report OF the receipts for South
'iichmond during September. as sub
United yesterday by Deputy Treasurer
" W. Bronaugh, Jr.. to Treasurer
James q. race. The collections are as
follows: collected by J. p. Robinson for
II. L. Hulce. s394.63; for T. c. Wnlford.
sl02.so; Maury Cemetery, s2io; Mt
Olivet. $50: fines. Police Court, Part H.
s2t6.50: Hastings Court. Part H., se4.3o:
water rent. si00.6i; gas. s44s.52; 5 per
cent penalty, $3.50: total. sl,674.55
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and one OF cuchrc were played Mrs.
l'erklcy made the highest bridge score
ana Mrs. Morris won the cuchrc prize
nose playing were: McSdames John
ADDISON, Jarrett Sydnor. Frank Wright
>. ADDISON. Jr., Landon Bcrkicy, Miss
lou Redd. Miss pcaohy Fleet. Mesdamcs
James Macgill. George Morris Ruthcr-
ford. Fleet and James Harrison
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-02

TIC report OF The chief OF police for
tAe month OF September shows total
u arrests for all causes OF OPS The
principal causes We're: assaults. twenty
SIX: intoNication, nincty-hvc: fclonies.
thirtccn;. larceny. twenty: INSIDE
sncanors. twenty; tresspass, five: vio-
Iations OF city ordinances. thirty-nine;
lugitivcs from Justice. four.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-02
CONDUCTOR is MURDERED;
PROBABLY VICTIM OF TRAMP
Iiulict-itiidic,i Rody OF Captain John
Smithson, of southern hallway, 81
Found Reside Tracks.

Especial to The Times Dispatch.
BRISTOL. VA. October believed
10 have been assassinatcd BY a tramp.
the body OF Captain John Smithson. n
popular passenger train conductor or
the southern Hallway. Was .ouud be-
sidc the track near Mcrcistown. TENN.
early this morning. SmithSon Was
seen leaving his train at o'clock this
morning To receive orders. When he
did not call at the operators window.
search WAS made. and his body found.
Two bullet holes In his body and his
battered lantern beside him indicated
= struggle. Officials Of the railway inn
mediately wired orders to arrest all
tromps found on trains. and the arrest
OF several such persons followed.
Smithson was we'll known here and in
Knoxville
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Died In .yuIl.

Joe Knox. negro, convicted of
houscbrcaking at the present term OF
Tho llustinSs Court, and given n SEN
nee Of two years in the penitentiary,
lied III the city Jail last night. \
roronc-'s jury to-day decided that
death was caused by cardiac dropsy
Knox, with eight other negroes, con
,icted at this term of the court. was
waiting transfer TO the pen!tentiary.
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capture AI,ercd ,,,r.,.r

Grant Tribe. coiorcd, VAS arrested
by Detective G. 7. rinslcy yesterday
afternoon on the charge Of breaking
into the barber chop of John Richard
son. 80 Hull Street. and stealing one
pair OF trousers. valued at So the
property OF James Richardson. The
ntsr" VIII be given hearing before
Justice Maurice this morning in Police
Court, Part H.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-02
Sauycr-Iiolden.

Mr-and Mrs. James Holden of South
hichmond' announce the marriage of
their daughter. Miss Clara Scott Hold.
en-. &c, Nathaniel Sawyer. of ChesterfleId
County. the ceremony having taken
place on Wednesday evening at Belle
meade" Chesterfield County. Miss
Holden. who was stamp clerk ut the
,Manchester postal station. is we'll
known on the Southside
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-02

Especial TO The Times Dispatch.)
LfNCHBCRG, VA, October Wal
ter -. Wood and Miss Bessie Mildred
brcwry. both OF Lynchburg. were mar
ricd on Tuesday night u, the parsonage
OF College Hill Baptist Church, the pas
tor, Rev. W. y. Ayres. officiating
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ChiIdrcH-HnfIer

LYNCHBURG. VA, October
Enzie NJ. Childrey and Miss Ivy Eliza
beth Butler, both OF Lynchburg. were
married on Wednesday by John Han
non. pastor OF West End Methodist
Church.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-02
10 Develop Gravel Lands.

The AppomattoX Land and Gravel
(, 'ornpany chartered this week by the
state Corporation Commission. has op-
lions on lands on Swift Creek, in ches-
icrficid County, near this city. on which
there are immense deposits of gravel
Very convenient to water transpoi ia
tion. This gravel is OF the size suit
able Tor use in concrete work. und is
in great demand throughout the
country.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-11-22
Purdue Orient. Indiana

LAFAYETTE. lNb..' November ei--Pu,due
won from Indiana to-day. IS 10 70. SUPERB
GRITTY ~ line smashing ana skir;ing tile ends
brought victory. Pnltse, Purdue'n Quarter
back. drop kicked IA Eoai iron, the forty
tyo,yard line. Both teams failed at forward
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-11-22
ARMY WINDS UP HOME
SEASON BY WINNING GAME

WEST POINT. y. u. November 81
season to-day with q IS to & victory
over Springfield Training School Tho
gridiron was 5quas' miro and this fact
game. The army coach used tho varsi-
" men sparingly. fearing to risk in
jury ut this time
In the second quarter Il forward pass
Pritchard to Seyland. put the ball on
the visitors Vineyard mark. and Van
Lcet went over. Parker blocked n
punt. Prickctt. falling on tho ball. COT
fin took II over the line in tho next
play and Benedict Kicked goal.
Shablnger. for Springfield, electrl-
fed the crowd In the last quarter by
yards for u touchdown. The try for
goal failed.