davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1914-08-20
STANTON NEWS.

Mr.. J. d. Atkinson was in Win.
chester Tuesday of this week on
business.
Two young ladies from Irvine are
visiting at the home of Mrs. Mary
Lyle this week.
Miss Sara Hardwick has returned
from Mt. Sterling TO enter the col.
lege this coming year.
Mr.. J. S. Even and his son, Rob
ert, were IN Mt. Sterling Monday
and Tuesday of this week.
Miss Lucille Todd returned for
several weeks visit in Louisville to
attend school at the College this
year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Atkinson,
and daughter, Marion, were visit
ing the Whitts in Clay City last
week.
Mr.. Charley Sparks, of Lee coun.
ty, was heIe last week visiting Mr..
and Mrs. Tom Combs of HsttOn
creek.
Miss Mary Lyle has returned to
her work in Irvine. Her sister Peg
went with her for a visit with her
friends and relatives.
The Creacy and the Lith children
who have been spending their va
caticn with their many friends and
relatives returned to the Masonic
Home at Louisville last Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Linville Blunt, of
heidelberg, are the proud posses.
sors of brand new baby which ar
rived last week. Grandma Blunt
left at once for an inspection
trip.
Rev. ID. q. Combs, of MOrehead,
arrived Tuesday to Negln his revi-
val meeting at theChristian church.
Bro. Combs is too well known to
need anything further said about
him.
Mr.. and Mrs. Withheld, our Sec
ton foreman, have added another
member to their fine family tn s
past week. They seem very par
tial to girls as this is the fifth girl
to arrive with no boys.
Mr.. Clarence Atkinson has L po-
sitiOn as Cashier in one of the
banks at Beattyville and will move
his family there this week to live.
His brother Virgil has secured a
position as clerk in the Richardson
store and he will also move his fam.
lily there in the near future.
Our Circuit Judge j. NJ. Benton
has announced that he will seek re.
nomination for the office he holds
but that he thought it hest to wait
Till next year to begin his cam
paign, as We have just passed
through a strenuous political cam
paign and the people need rest.
Judge Benton says that he needs
all his time and energies for decid. |
ing in trjcate questions of right and
wrong, between htigants in civil
cases, and between the people and
the defendants in criminal prosecu.
tions, and that he cannot perform
that delicate duty with any sort of
to himself or the PEG.
pie he serves il he is harassed and
his mind distracted by an active
contest for office. Let us not make
Judge Benton go through a hard
campaign for this Office but put him
in because we need him as our Cir.
,uit Judge. Let us seek the man
and not the man the office. !
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1914-10-23
PRIDE OF GALLANT NATION

be hard to say which showed the
greater skin In surprising and cap
turing British detachments and aftsr.
ward sludins pursuit. Dc IL Rsy had
more solid achievements TO his credit.
among them Klerksdorp. where Lord
Msthuen. sorely wounded. fell into his
hahds and was released 20 that he
could obtain medical treatment.
All three OF these able soldiers
aided the British In the rsconstruc-
ton Of South Africa. De Ia Rsy vie.
tied India In 1903 to persuade the
Boer prisoners detained at Ahmed.
magyar TO take the oath OF allegiance.
He was returned unopposed to the
hrst Transvaal parliament Of the
union. OF the Boer leaders none had
= more attractive personality. II was
. sine race Of people that could pro
ducc such soldiers and statesmen. and
never was there stronger proof Of the
excellence Of British administration In
our times than the winning Of Botha.
d. ID Rey and De Wet TO the new
order In South Africa. The empire
has known no more loyal citissns.-
New York Sun.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1914-10-23

able array Of prickles. II looks . de-
cidedly dangerous customer. One 10
relieved to learn that its tastes are
exclusively vegetarian.
The vast majority Of tho hymenop-
terra 1.-THE ants. bees. wasps and their
relatives) are comparatively small In
sects. but among the solitary
spSder-killing wasps (Pompilidae) We
nnd some notable exceptions. Some
OF these giants measure two inches or
more from head TO tail. and withai
are exceptionally strong and vigorous
Insects. The largest species are found
In South America. where they deal
death and destruction to the spider
population. Even the formidable
bird-eatinE spider--a grim and hairy
monster with fearsome fangs-is 1t.
tackled and destroyed. II should be
noted that these wasps do not them.
selves eat the spiders that they kill.
but store them away In cunningly con-
trived nests for the benefit Of their
young. Our little Pompilus viaticus
unfortunately II has no popular
name) behaves In precisely the same
way. but naturally chooses spiders
proportionate to It's own size. Even
In this instance. however. the spider
h usually several times heavier than
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1914-10-23

Gen. Jacobus Hendrix dc II Rey.
who was accidentally shot and killed
by johannesburg police. will b.
mourncd by many . British ofhcer
now serving at tho front. Knightly
was . term worthily applied TO Gen.
do II Rey In the Boer war. A
Drawer. sentler. moro magnanimous
soldier never faced an enemy. His
countrymen called him the, lion OF
the western Transvaal. Ensiishmen
said that he was one OF the three
military Eeniuses among the heroic
burghers whose defense OF their coun.
try compelled England 10 put 100000
men In the field. Tho other great
soldiers who won fame In the Boer
war by their brilliant tactics we're
Louis Botha, now premier OF the
Union Of South Africa. and Christian
Rudolf de Wet. who 10 minister Of az.
riculture Of the Orange River colony.
Louis Botha. the youngest OF the
three. born In 1869. commanded the
Beers at the battles Of Colsnso and
spion Kop. and upon the death Of
Petrus Joubert "a soldier and Q gen.
tlsman and . brave and honorable op.
ponent" In the words Of Ladysmith'a
defender. Sir George WhiteD succeed.
"a 10 the command Of the Trans
vaai forces. De Wet and Do ID Roy,
the latter the older. were fighting
mon Of the same type. and II would
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1914-10-23

upon disagreeable one. Every nation.
even your own. has such. But the
chances are that your foreign acQuaint
ancs 10 sincere. honest sympathstie
and . good fellow.
The man on the other side Of the
ocean wouldn't b - different n you
only knew him. Ths trouble 10 thai
you don't You lump lot o. disasrss-
able qualities together and label thsm
By some nl(sonal name and then -
nouncs the natica.
You may not Ike certain govern
msatal policies abroad. Toe uAy
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1914-10-23
Seer MOST ANlMAL,ziNo.

The following utterance concerning
the effects Of beer upon the physical
and moral nature has been made BY
the New York ofYlcers Of the Home
Life Insurance company:
"Of all intoxicating drinks. II 10 the
most animalizing. t<dulls the In
tellectual and moral. and feeds the
sensual and beastly nature. Beyond
all other drinks. II qualities for DELHI.
crate and unprovoked crime. In this
respect It is much worse than dis
titled liquors. A whisky drinker will
commit murder only under the di.
rect excitement Of liquor. . beef
drinker is capable Of doing It in cold
blood. Long observation has assured
US that q large proportion OF muir
ders deliberately planned and exc
cuted without passion or malice. with
no other motive than the acquisition
Of property or money, often Of trifiinl
value, are perpetrated by beer drink
ers."
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1914-10-23
PROTEST OF oeaMAN.AMERicANs

Tho Dakota Evangelical associs'
ton. embracing North and South Da'
kota and a part Of Montana. repre-.
sents about 10000 German-Americans
At its last annual conference this body
In . resolution declaring for national
temperance made this statement:
I'VE German.Americans are not NIL
In favor Of license and personal lib
erty,' but resent the effort that Is be-
ing made by the liquor interests to
create the impression that the Ger
man.Americans are the unanimous
champions Of the liquor traf'ic. We 70
gard such an insinuAtion rs . gross
insult TO . large number Of our best
citizens and emphatically enter pro
est"
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1914-10-23
Dislike FOR WHOLE NATION
Ves,ish essilne which 10 FsSHdst
Generally IN oes's Gxpssssees
With ledtvlevaie.

nasn talk Of dislikine o. hating"
UAcls nations They ''havs no uss Tor"
DReech or Germans or Russians o.
Dn9Dlsh. u h foolish fseling. u you
Anvo hal the fortune 10 gss acquainted
W1eh psrseas of different nationaliltes
- hnvs feund then 1ns anl 1elight.
-. Occasionally sos nay have core
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1914-10-23
"hAs QUIT GOOD AND HARD"

"hAs QUIT GOOD AND HARD"
In the Saturday Evening Post. viii.
lam Allen White recently outlined in
Enthusiastically virile fashion the
situation In Kansas.
The wet and dry issue now rarely
comes into q political contest in Kan.
sas. Formerly. In the days Of the
SOS, the suspicion that q man con.
sorted with the temperance advocates
handicapped q candidate. Now even
the faint suspicion that . man has. q
friend who drinks or . brother-in-law
who IL married to the third cousin Of q
man who kept drug store in the sos
IL q load that few men In politics can
carry successfully. Any man who
wants to win pnakes votes by abusing
the liquor trafhc. It II ~ safe . 20
litical diversion as lighting into the
Turks. and infinitely safer in Kansas
than going after Wall street. for the
great red dragon has some friends. but
no one defends the rum fiend. He ID
paralyzed beyond recovery"
Kansas has quit good and hard" ID
the way Mr.. White summarizes It
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1914-10-23
GREAT FAllAcv.

There never was . greater fallacy
than that community. state or nation
must depend on the liquor traffic for
money 10 pay its running expenses.
The greatest financial stroke the PEG
pie can make 10 TO close every saloon
and thus relieve the taxpayers from
much Of the burden they are now car
rying.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1914-10-23

sally From the Nttehso.
Does this war they're talking %
much about make much din@escs 70
your"
The missus says we've got 70 econ.
omize, 80 we're to have 'Dargarins
with meals in the kitchen"
Doesn't she have II, theR?"
mot her. She says II don't salt her
digestion. But there's noth1a9 wong
with her digestion. We kneW nat.
For a. often a. not We sesA hes up
the margarine and have tho sattsr
ourselves. London Tit-Bits-
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1914-10-23
TIME TO THINK.

Laws have been made striving to
keep men sober on election day. but
what We want h 70 keep tho citisen'
ship Of America sober every day In
The year. 20 that they will have had
full time 70 know what liberty means.
70 know what the welfare Of America
means Archblshop Ireland.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1914-10-23

property object TO iliiberai or reaction
ary traits In the men In control. BuI
u holds true today - II aid In thu
time Of Edmund Burke. that Il II I'm
possible 70 draw an Indictment agsins
. whole people. kansas City Star.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1914-10-23
1fSAuI'llscl5
KaXN1lItS
1&&


DooxG AND oUolNEee.
During the last six months ] have
attended ~ banqusts," says Ebert
Hubbard In Q recent number Of Tho
Philistins. sixteen Of these were
dry and Is were ssmi.arid." At .
banquet given BY the Fitchburg board
Of trade. 500 men present. Instead OF
booze there was . multiplicity Of ap-
pies. The whole apple atmos-
phsre was orderly. systematic. kind
ly. good natured and charged with the
actinic ray Of individuality. With al
Of Il. there was plenty OF laughter.
A man who can not laugh unless he
10 IN the hands Of John Barleycorn. ID
not much Of . man. after all"
Speaking Of another commercial
club he says, mo one would think OF
putting anything into his mouth to
steal away his brains while attending
the Greater Dayton association meet.
ings."
And further: "Ths Az Clubs have
very sensibly set themselves against
J. Barleycon. The I'D clubs stand
for business efficiency. And the idea
Is pretty thoroughly circulated among
nd men that booze and business do
not blend. One thing my banquet
Ing experience has worked out in my
convolutions. and that is this: II is an
absolute fallacy to suppose that .
large number Of men can not get to.
gether and indulge In flow OF soul
without flow Of bowl. There is moth
ing between booze and business that
forms a bond. The two are much bet.
ter separated. Therefore, 1t seems to
me supernuity for any board OF
trade or chamber of commerce to ever
allow Colonel Barleycorn q place ii
their boards. Business stands for hu.
man betterment. All OF which il here
presented with malice towards none
and charity for all"
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1914-10-23
sIlIIns Az RsauInmscss.

80 you object TO your hsncs's 20
ing TO voluntcerS Don't you know
that Lord Kitchener says any Cir,
ought TO b. ashamed 20 love . mai
who does not wear . uniformy"
THAT'S all right. Ny Johnny b
longs TO the church social band"
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1914-10-23
Have One Good Use.

Il suppose. farmer. that - crews
created the havoc with your oern This
year,"
"Gawsh. no! put up or scssearow
dressed in the kind er rig ths women
are wearin' nowadays. and y scared
the daylights out Of 'eD."-Bss>pn
Transcript.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1914-10-23

the wasp itself For these "dwarfs'
Of the insect world are by no means
weaklings. but on the contrary. possess
marvellous muscular force and what
certainly 10 . well-nigh inexhaustibls
fund Of energy.
Probably most insects are stronger.
and more enduring. In proportion to
their size. than any Of the higher AMI
mails. They are always active. and
apparently quite beyond the reach Of
fatigue while life lasts. But ceaseless.
rapid movement imposes serious tar
upon the machinery. Consequently We
flnd that the insect 10 almost always
short-lived. II IL said that the worker
hive bee literally wears herself out.
and dies, after q few weeks Of toll
for the benefit OF the commonwealth
In which she plays this brief part.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1914-10-23

Weeks Break Up-A-cold Tabets
A guaranteed remedy for C.a11 md
La Grippe. Price CSC Of your Sg~Ggist
It's good. Take nothing else.-AGN.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1914-10-23
1llFI1l61l0lQL.
.SDYINXSQlOM
LESSON
(Dy =. o. oELlXERD. Dlssctoe Sunday
6cheol Ccsrss. Moody Dlbls 1nstitutas
LESSON FOR OCTOBER q


JESUS AND JuDAA
LESSON TExT-Nsst s'is-'A 6-ss; ~
GOLDEN TExr-wos unto thss man
through whom the Son Of Man y b..
traysA Matt 1:0 n v.
No literature has more terrible
story than that Of Judas. Matthew
gives 10 perhaps the fullest account
Of his last acts and the part he had In
those final hours Of the suffering and
death Of Jesus.
Mary,s oct Of amounting. BY Jesus
commended. and BY Judas condemned.
caused the latter to fare forth for his
FINAL act Of faithless infamy. Con.
trasted with the odor Of her good deed,
We here have the stencil Of an evil
deed.
I. The Bargain, w. t@-2S. ~ The
Pries, w. t4-fs. Disappointed In his
hopes that Jesus would establish an
earthly kingdom wherein he should
hold . high position, stung by the re.
buke OF w. 1918 (cf. John 12:i-s) and
moved by cupidity. Judas hurries to
sss NJ. ~ s'r,hs. o,nor,ur,tv
$3.50 ,h,.,.h "ho,d,n. th. h.. =
49, 10. 90 80 ~. ~, y. oo,,,a
60, ~. ,,,I.,. r.. s.tim.t.d M.
worth at 80 pieces Of silver about sew.
enteen or nineteen dollars. or the
phsi 81 .,.o ths nronhscv ~ z.ch.r
~ ,,.,oIa u,,. .nrv d,..,,o,D,.a
..s,.,a. 80 ...,,s,,. 49,. I,,a..
-,,h rs,.,,,.s.rs.s IN ~. anal .ct a.
,n,.mv v.r,lv "wh.t:osver a man
.oveth that .bsn hs sIso reap {" Gal
al ~, Ihs pen.Itv. Wv. ,7.2s. A.
=. read the v.riou. accounts of that
t,,,,c LAT n,vht ~. note Tia, be,ns
v.rnsa and sin.,ld from among the
o,h.r 6,.c,nls. m M Via moved Jud.s
~ r.n.r,src. m. con,n,,.cv ..s
MAJ, ss.I-s IA.1s h.d heen con.nm.
m.ssd h.sor. The, last me.t,nr IN the
unner nom.
Must % 0orn AGAIN.
Even ssce csnnot ave W IN ouI
sins. All OF nis snts' nis ne.rness .s
inc son OF ooo' ms AnoWieose, nrs'
nsnoeo. OF tnoso m.r,e'o.s .escn,ns
knowledge alone never saved anyone.
~ - NOT enough even 70 % nemoereo
among tne oisc'pses. .eere must oe :
new crest'on' We must % porn .n'
sohn 81. IN verse y We Ieac me me
maj warning ana Sonn tens " lis:s'l
tnct io.icw,ns tnese soIas % !" 90"
".noeo ou' qu'cAiy
IT, the sssrsys.' w. 1-oo neN
are iour Stages In TINS ep'sooe' W 10
the mouse OF simon u tne amounting o.
Jesus " Mefys w Inc one just con
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1914-10-23

A woman naturally regaPes . pan
as a riddle when he prefers . 80 Of
beer to an ice cream soda.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1914-10-23

DR.. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets 6ezA ~ up
20 years ago. They regulate nd iAsnpats
stomach, liver and bowels. EsgR21ated
tiny granules. Adv.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1914-10-23

From Last Year.
Kathryn-Did she wear . picture
hat?
Kittye-Yes, an old master.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1914-10-23

LESSON rExr-Nsst xas-4 u-ss; q
~
GOLDEN rExT-wos unto thas mas
through whom the Son Of Man b b.
traysd. Matt 8:0 n v.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-09-27
.DR|CIlEI STARTS his
SIEulER WORK EARLY

Cambridge. Sept. 1e.-eix touch
downs. Ave resulting goals. and = goal
from the neld. Melted Harvard's vet
eran football eleven ~ points today
In it, opening game against Bates.
Tho visitors failed 10 score, The show
Ing BY Harvard today was thirty points
better, than = year ago. Coach HAugh-
ton sent two complete teams into thu
game. Captain Brickley's regulars
scoring four touchdowns In the nrst
half. and the substitutes doing the
remainder Of the dAmage In the Sec-
Ond. The regular team had m easy
ltims Of It making huge gains and
stopping the attack OF the Maine col-
!egfaus
Rrickl~Y made Al four Of the touch
downs while. his team was in the
game. ono Of them on Z sensational
run of thirty-fiye yards ana with IN
interference thak had . hate season
finish. Rollins made several clever
runs In the second half. one OF nifty
yards for touchdown. while the
Crimson's Held goal was made BY Me-
ikiintrk, from thu furtysyxrd iires ana
was beauty. = 8oth teNns put on !
lot Of open football. HArdW1ck making
several GOOD rains on hts end over
may, ANA both tealae hAyirx fair naae-
49, With Tho torssars -
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-09-27
SMOKY CITY sQuAl
DEFEATS cqh

ithaca, N. r. Sept 81 In $3.50
case of too much Williamson forA1
Cornell team in the game with 1870
burg today. and though the Ith6c1 2
made a brilliant rally IA the MT IT.
minutes, and carried thu haits m
midfeid to the two-vard line or
lose 1t by foot, they were beaten +
the second time In two years b. 1efT
burg, The score was to !. -
|senting a touchdown by WilliAnnl s
drop-kick by Hastings. and =
kick by Barrett. There Wa hufs
to choose between the two team,
The green Cornell Hne excAeds1a
pectations by hurting Fits hack "a
tically every time And Gall09iy i<
tackle. blocked two punts IN
style. 1 slse5ss9
The Ithacans were weak On k2
down under punts, however. G213
Williamson plenty OF time to etalXt
run backs ranged from twenty Ia
yards. Splendid interferNnca
Hbowied Shelton and OsHearn. nv,
nell ends, out Of the way. jnv1T
gave Williamson go1d AtArt n
time. In this branch of the II
Cornell was cntclas4ed. and B3xTS
good punting was 10 nAnGht, y Y ~
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-09-27
Penn OPENS SEASON
WITH BIG VICTORY

Philadelphia. Sept. 26.-The Univer-
stty OF Pennsylvania football team
opened its season this afternoon at
FrAnhlin fleld. before record-break-
ing crowd. by defeating the Gettysburg
eleven to the tune Of II to o. Penn
sylvanias general playing was NOTHING
t. boast Of. Many of the simplest
Mays miscarried, fumbles were num-
erous, and ont Of eight forward passcs
tried not : single one was compl.ted.
Tho linemen showed the same tend
ency to tackle high that they did last
year, and Irwin fumbled four punts.
lGafrIII. who took hts place. did much
sle4er N svAry way.
Qotty6burgs only redeeming feat
ai1c c3 1ere II low. ana -atire tackitng
1S6 tliA treat alI-Around playing Of
B1po, the left haifback. He made
8A their big gains, and was the main
10y of the defense.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-09-27
|D[U[S AND MED|C0S
BATTLE TO A TIE
sxngzmR swD soonns IN TxE
oenNnRa aA1Gn o. rtxE SEA-
son HnRE.
THE GAME. Is LISTLESS
1 DoNzzb0x - DOMINATED ny FIRE.
oUnNr SUnn1.rs AND sorH
TEAM SNOW ROUGH
EDGEs.
THE GAME IS LlsTLEss

The 1914 football season was in-
augura4sd here yesterday afternoon
at DroaA strsst park when the Medi-
cal ooIlsgs Of virginia and Richmond
A9At IaSAntry Blues gridiron war
riosu battled 70 . standstiil. The con-
tsst wn . listlen affair. being DOM
mated By frequent fumbles. while
both sides showed their raw edges.
On several occasions tho embryo
surgeons carried the ball 10 the ten
yard line, but each time the Blues
llnenen held like stone wall, and
4hey were forced to give up the oval
aAtthar on downs or fumbies. The
Co1Je9ians even went so far as to get
forward pass over the goal line.
bur the runner went on the outside
and the ball went to the Blues
Tho soldiers had very few chances
to show their ability as ground gain
ers. they being kept on the defensive
practically throughout the fracas. Al
most every time they secured the
hall thev were near the goal line and
were forced TO punt.
When the ball was first kicked OF
Il looked a. II the Medicos were des-
tined to secure q touchdown within
the frat few minutes Of play, but af-
AEf OWaAt8 WHY pooA A0A AL u0NA~
nva minutes the Inilitiamen got to-
gether and began to hold the Saw
bones" In check. The coilegians won
the toss and received the ball. On
tho very sirst ball snapped Wilkin-
son, the Medico right nalfback. made
. thirty-yard run. Shortly after this
they got within striking distance OF
he goal and were then forced to give
the ball up to the soldier boys How
ever. they immediately got it back.
the Blues returning kick up the
field. 1t proved to be OF no avail.
for they were again forced to sur
render the pigskin on downs II was
nip and tuck during the remaining
portion OF the nrst ball. the ball be-
5ng In the center OF the field when the
whistle was blown. Again In the sec
Ond half the Medical college eleven
lost number OF. golden opportuni-
ties 70 score ~ the result Of fum-
Nles.
The work Of White and Schenck
was the principal feature OF the
gaineL u White was the only corsis-
font ground gamer for the collegians,
while Hchenck played a hcady fame
~ quarter. Wilktnson's thtrty-yard
run WAa q nice piece OF work. Fer
the Blues. Burke and RuskeH, the
two ends. played stellar games.
FOLLOWING 10 the lineup and SUM
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-09-27
CAROLINA WINS FROM
RICHMOND COLLEGE

Especial to The Richmond virginian.)
Chapel Fill. N. c.. sSept. 5s.-Caro-
lima overwhelmed Richmond college
here this afternoon by the score of II
to 0. outplaying them In every depart
ment OF the game. After the third
innings Carolina substituted scrubs.
The Richmond lads put up q game de-
Tense. but the superior weight and
summer training OF the Carolina squad
gave them arr easy victory. There were
no particular stars. the whole Caro-
lima team playing like clock kork and
working the forward pass effectively.