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Hsas. Sire I !. ana party, Ions Island.
Hs.,, Mr.. II, Sew orleans
Hsgop, pavidian NJ q, Washington
Han Russell Detroit.
HALE. Mr., and Mrs, L. chicago,
Hse Etra i: Rochester. y. Y.
H Hsmmsna II r n. P e. San Tsrs
Hamin. James l.. Columbus, ohio.
HImburser. Mr.. snd Mrs. NJ L. Balu.
HARRISON. Mr. and Mrs, r., and family.
Hapri.' Mrs g y. Seattle. wash
Hsrdaway. Elizabeth, Faufman, Ter,
H HarpST' M F.'' NJ $ Psielsto,, cal
harris, j O.. New YORK
H,rris; Ne M,ry d, c. New York
Ha1yey; Nil George Bsn.v,n., III
Haston, Hastings Beatrice New York,
uak,m,l' Me- Me- MiTsarsi;; Frsnklin' Pa
Hsihanay,. Mauds C., Rlissneld, Mitch.
Harside, J. j., sr., san Francisco.
Harris. j. A.. Jr' phiadephia.
Hatneld Albert V, Brooklyn.
Hatned Charles ;, Springfield, Ohio.
Hawkins. Mrs. l. A, san Francisco
Hawkins. Miss $, san Francisco,
Heslsy. Mrs. Ellen New YORK
Hege!er. Miss 10 and Master "" Dan
heidelberg, Mr.. ana Mrs l.. W. shucus
Heise y. $ ca,harine. chicago.
Heumiller p. q, Cleveland, Ohio.
H H:IG 'G N g. an. ssn T yfsne raad'!ph
Henry, NJ. sEd Mr., walter 8, Providence
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roNpoS. Aug. l3.-rhe following Amer
teams have registered with the citizens
committee her. since the original hst
yak cabled
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cullen. Mrs = t.. $tN York
Cumming. Anna. Hun 'inFtuu " Va
Cus'eau. Mrs. 2 biIdetorI. Nc
cutler. r.. BrookEn@ Mas
Ceclv. -. p. New. YORK
chaplin, Marie Z, Sow York
- chaplin Mr. and Mrs. Robert g.. Kew
York
Chapman. Miss II.
Chapman. Miss pod
York
church. Herbert. Philadelphia
Culman, Katharine. Lexington, ~
Clark. Charles o.. chicago
Coddington, Nrs Jefferson
Coddingtou. Emily VI, New lork
Colt. Mrs samuel p. Providence
Coudon. Hathl.. %. Sow York
Cooper Ruth ". northampton, Mas.
Cop.tock. Ruth Nevada.
Gotten. Bruce, Baltimore.
Crawford. l.. l.. NeN YORK
Crosse. Mr. Mar. N-W YORK
Chamberlain. Mr.. James. art 'iitls
dlrEH err Hd-risburg Pa
COalC. Margaret Is. New York
Cochran, aleXiudel -.
Cochran. Mrs. Alexander. and rhauf aur.
ST Louis.
Coweil. Lucy. Boston.
Clark. Mr.. and Mrs Alfred. Syracuse, y. !.
Crane, Priscilla. Westrood. Mass.
Cushman. Eleanor r.. Sew York
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Bahf. }, X, ,Jleynsia"d.
B,inbridgc. f. Warrington
Bstd, EI@4ri L, wita ana ehlldr'n, Read
'nFi pa. CHARLIE, p...ou
Barshart' H. b ana wit,, Austin, TEX
Barrett, Mgs. Augustus. Princeton y. j.
Bs sy" Mrs. T. /. WsIthsm Mass
bsbcock' he Rev. aud Mrs. Y. ~ stark
s ssi:.,. NM tsoh hss b PStd s9s'o'
s:Si5s s:si.f q T. b. 9.'' Hns:..
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Barber, James r. New York
e s1ISshhi 4 Rolf w. PfiSgston. y.
BarKeT Mrs. b J., and Anean'
p P,TSsr Mr. i II D. K MI Chicago
Barke-. Ethel u. Chicago.
s.!Es5, I Ass.2 EEeS,g,.o y '
Rartlet, { David, Boston.
barton Nslle Anderson, south csrolin.
Sssss" Florence. Erie, Pa
8arrs,,' Andrew. rsw Yo-s
R 3aia Buford D. Logis'an.
Gagms,r, M's an9 S%ithr'1 Penn Ghle'ro'
flcke, Katharine New York
Btck. Ellsaoe' -. New N-,E.
Rsck Mrs, Alice e. New York
Beaumont, Thomas ", snI VIE, 'rom-
wei, Conn
Beattie, David Ross, Boston.
geard y. and wife, Atlanta
Pseber, Florence G, ESrecus". - T.
seeosr. Nr, srd Mrs. W. T., Wlliamsport,
p,
Bell FTeatrick r. Phlddelphis
Bennett, Alma. Blackearth, Wis.
Bennett. Z W. and wife Orangeville III
Ptnnet. Mrs. J. II, New York.
herman Mr and Mrs Myer, Boston.
Kerry, Amelia T., Geneva, =. y.
BAslo, Josephine.
Sidile. Edwari W Carlisle. pa
Bldd'r, Mrs T., carlisle, "a.
middle, pr. Clement, Philadelphia
Biillr, \el'ie. Los Anseler.
Sddle, J, G, PNiladolph
Bingham, Ruhc~. Nshevtne, y. G.
bingham, K. ", Louisville. Ky,
nirdsau 4 e.. Philadelphia.
Slylsevf, BESSIE H., Derby conn
Era, Mr. md Mrs. VI " =. Maple y cod
Cunningham " ! New york
. B.ste: Eliza beth, Mamaroneck ~ Y.
Ulster Marie. Mamaroneck. y. '.
LACK burn, NeN York.
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tahlstroin. sers phia. Minneapolis, Mimi.
fals. Captain, snl Mrs p W. c. New
YYrs
EssSs, william Mill. N j. r X .0''
Eit1naurice, r. Chicago.
Eain. Mr.. .,nd Mrs .Aubr.y. Oakland. cal
Farn an, W. chsrlc. and Mrs Rus
Esi,sr, pr snd Mrs ". Z. Brooklyn.
E,rrl,. ". %gl Mrs. HenTy G. No~ York
Elst!. iir. " IT,
tindIty pr :. omaha .Sebrssna
rish': Marie. Berkcle'. Cat
E,,,Scss. J g,rr f. bs,I Detroit
Primo Mis- L.. Washington D c
Fleury, MIR. and daughter. and maid. Au-
'0i fiieN.' 4. C., syracuse, y. Y
Flint, .ryn,hl. y, Andover Mass.
Flint. Thomas, and son. Glen Ridge. N. J.
FS Set td Mts H. Sn sss son. Washington
Foster. J. w. The Plsin. Va.
Fox, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Henry fhils'
Frame, Mr.. and Mrs. James. Newport,
r. /
French, Lydi, c. New York
Freas Howard. New YORK
Friedenhert. J.
Friedenherf. Esther
Friedeuhert, Myron. New York
FTancisci. DIR NJ, Cleveland.
FRIED, Benjamin, New York.
FrOmberg, Aurene.
Fromberg. Carolyn. Brooklyn.
S G5sss Fl sn'' New Lak So G' Utah
Frost Mrs Thomas B., Chelsea Masu.
Fnrnam, Henry W, New Haven, Conn.
FArnhan, Or. Roy /, and wife, New York.
Ficke Il g, and family. Davenport Ia.
Fiu'oy. John. New York.
Finley. William, Cincinnati. Ohio.
FIsischmlnn, Josephine
Fleisrhmaun. Anne. New York,
Fleming, Mrs stephen b.
Fleming JOSEF hine.
Fleming Geraldine. Fort wayne Ind
Fletcher. the Rev. and Mrs. Joseph, wash
ington u. {.
t'ustinF & NJ. Baltimore
FIaspoller. y, II, ana family. New Orleans.
Forsburg. Mrs Charles, Key West, Fla.
Frishmuth Mrs. and Miss. Philadelphia.
Fuhs, Mrs. J., BROOKLYN.
Fuhs. Clara, BROOKLYN.
Fuhs, DR.. Jacob, Brooklyn
Fitzgersld, Annie.
FITZGERALD. Katherine
Fitzgerald. Helen. Troy. y. Y
Foster Carl a. Woburn, Macs
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rilien. Cora. Boston.
Thompson, l.. :.
THOMPSON. Z \. Chicago Height.
Todd. Mrs. Martha, FltSsburg
To1f Mrs. and Miss
To~rey. \, wade, Baltimore.
Iuuis. LUCIA h, New York.
Thompson. Mrs Eugene. Philad.lphis
Upper. Harry
Todd. Rhoda II. New York
Thacker, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas n, SeS
York
Thacker, Elizabeth. New York
Thoma ssou, e., Charlottesville
Thompson, T. s, Brookline. Masy
rhorp. Orville and wife Dallas, res
Tinney, Margaret New orleans
Tinker. Mrs Edward, and maid. s.v
York
Tone. Isabel W. Denison. Tex
Terrence. T. >. Pasadena Cal
Treat, Grace a. Horseheads y
Turner Wllism jay, Philadephia
+ SON. Mrs q. r. n, New York
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NeWhar, DR. and Mrs, Minneapolis MINI.
Newman. u, and vie chicago
Newton. G, Pittsburg.
Nev. Mrs r w and daughter and son
Garrison. Nd.
Nikelin. X P, New York
Nicholas, sarah, Baltimor"
Norris, Mrs. G +. L. Boston.
norton 4 W. and wife, Baltimore
Moves. Laurence G.. 81 Paul MINI.
Neuhans Arthur, New York
Noel Mrs. &. Philadelphia.
Nagler, Louis Detroit, Mich
Naie Albert. Bryn Mawr Pa.
Newell Gertrude, Chicago.
Nichols Mary Louise, IGirmon' ". Va
$lfong Frank a. Denver col
norton. the Rev S A, Noburu, Mass,
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lhrig' =. W. oshkosh, Wis.
Irwin, Leila, Birmingham, Ala
Jackson. Miss Chicago
Jackson. Hazel Philadelphia
Js' kson. Mre. w. II. L. L. Phtlad .lphia.
jackson. Helen, Denver
Ls%Ghson C. + and wife, New York
Iewett Robert r New York.
Johannes. tho Rev C Nokoni. III
John. Rose Margaret. Philadelphia
Johnson. Mrs. 1 w w New York
land.
Johnston. Lorraine Elizabeth. Cleveland.
Jones, Aztec, Texas
Jones, NJ. and Mrs. Edwin r. Manches.
ter y H.
Jones, Mary Franklin. Elizabeth y J
Joseph. Mr. and Mrs Charles
Josephs, Mrs. Jules
Loslin, Grace A, Buffalo. -. 7
Judson, Katherine b, sea tile Wash
Jacobson, r e., Detroit
Jameson. d.. 7. Chalmers and wife
Brooklyn.
James. Jeanette
Jed!icka, Mr.. and Mrs. v and daughter
. Johnson Mr. end Mrg w c. M!nne.po
lis MINI.
Jones. Mrs Morris. Oshkosh wis.
Jones. c. Wade, Oshkosh, Wis
Jones, Or. and Mrs. ". A, MINNEAPOLIS
MINI
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Hss.'h Aaa R5 sa Sey'n 8sIs Iowa
, ,is, Charles. Allentown. pa. o.
Hiblen. J.. II, anu wiie, Chicago.
Hirsch' ~ snd, Mrs William, chicago
H Hood Florence ES9 ~ H Hsl.i% yo,s
Hotchklss Aibsr, r., Oshkosh. WI,
Hourh' lynn Hared. Evsns'oR. vi
How Mr. and Mrs r.. Boston.
Holiday Robert G., New York.
Ho.met' Mr. and Mrs. Burton. Chicago.
HOPPER, LSsIs, uir. aud daughter. Phil.
Hush. Eunico r. Evanston Ill
=, hoNe'. Dr. and Mrs. r. 7. springfield.
hubbs MlsS C. r.
,uinshes, C. h Sorfolk, Va,
huma5on Mrs. ". c., and daughter Pas
HHa antisy IT. III, Rex J. Angola. Ind.
nunkln. Miss NJ. san Francisco.
Hunkin, Miss l., san Francisco
iuiu,chisson' Ms p c, san Francisco.
H,ammil. Mrs; =. NJ. children and maid.
han. warner, Clarksburs. Ia
uiar,zeii; - Thomas Minn.apons.
HSGSnssprnS e. snd and a' %iss ssi s5sson wash
Hagen, Carl. wilmington, Del,
hagemeyer, Mrs. Frank
uAu Herbert H., Cambridge. Mass
hamilton. Allen. and party.
tarahan. Mrs J. T.. Chicago
harris, Martha. Memphis
Harris, Charles. Washington
Hart. Mr.. and Mrs. A. W Boston
netiindn, Miss l. II
son, Missouri
Ham Miss F. Z. Pennsylvania
helnrickse, A. san Francisco
Heller. Maurice, New York
Henry, Louise S. New York
Mass
Herndon. Mrs. J. +, aud son. Austin, Ter.
Heron, Elizabeth Plttsburr
Hess, Hegel, Chicago.
Higgins, Mrs. NJ. ". 10. Angeles
Hitschu. MISC =. Louisiana
HolmeW. Mary A, Hoboken, " J
Horton. Mr.. and Mrs. b J.. Providence.
X. J.
Houston, pr. L, Greenviile. g. G.
hughes, Mrs NJ. $, chicago
Hughes. Miss " S. Chicago
Harrison. Georgia. Caldwell " J
ltendeSe. r., Kansas city
Heynendns, George, San Francisco
Howe, Emma o.. New York
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Packer Launcelot, Washington
Palmer, Harriet. r
Pardee Mr.. and Mrs L A. Los Angeles.
Parkinson, James II. wife and son. Prov''
dence r. l.
Parmelee. Mrs Charles X. Wentworth. III
Parnell. Minnie, Springfield Mass.
Parsons, Phil A, syracuse, y y
Passy A j., Rochester. y.
Pearce. Louise, New York,
Pearson, Nrs Y. II, Bristol, Pa.
Feck, J. I, Oberlin, Ohio.
peck, Florence, Chicago.
Peek Hazel Chicago,
pendleten, =. /. Lexington ~
percy Mary =.
Perkins. Alice ]. q New York
potters. the Rev. william Henri, Boston,
Preyer. Dr. J T.. chicago.
Pickop. william Hotter Philadelphia.
Annie, IL, Boston.
Pokornv, John and wife, New Orleans
PoWleson, Mrs p East Orange. y =
Pratt. r. NJ. Rochester, y,
Paine Miss, Newport y.
Parrish. Grace s, ~. Louis.
passmore ]. T.. Philadelphia
Pepo, Mrs. Chicago
phillips. Alexander. New York civ
Phillips, Mrs. II NJ. New YORK city.
pgctseh, Marie, New York
paltree. JgliA y. New Orleans
Parnsss. Man New York
Paris. Or. W a, New Me%ico
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Wake. fsrrey, Baltimore
Wheeler. Jane
White, L. $. Norfolk. Va.
Whiteside, + A. and family, Esr Tort
Williams, Miss PittshurE
Winstsd Marion, 81 Louie
Wood, Miss Margars;, Brooklyn
Mymond, Miss, Louisville, ny
walter, Gertrude, New York
WnrdalL Ruth A. Tuscola, III
Weinuerg. Mr.. and Mrs. r ans scr cN'
cbSo
Weize. ] -
Wheeler. ralph. Phhadelphis
white, Carrie y oble, Columbus 0Ni"
White, Edna y Coiunlh ph..
Williams. Alex. ii savannah
Ni'us Mr. and MIS-. L, Lonio
Wilson, Nj and Mrs, d 1. Flf'sep's
Wright t. Brooklius, No
Nof Man Chic0go
Nshber. ]. J., Detroit
Vince ,ock, NJ. ". Aad,ssn --'' ana
maids New YORK
whitaker. , I, and wife Ne' -
wise, Frank y chicago
" hita' Mr. and Ms
WhltCpmh. Eu4r'.ue : CEi-sEo
Nelfurmar Louie kaNsar rlfr
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olney. Mrs G. East orange !
Oppenheim the Rev. g.. ". Eay moud, III
orr, Margaret
O'Reiliv, r. j. Cleveland
Old. Levi. Norfolk. Va.
OConuor. Mr. and Mrs. n. i
Orustein, II, New York
Olisie. Mrs.
Oiisic. Katharine. New York
The Prescott daily news., 1914-08-08
WORLD SENDS CONDOLENCE
TO THE PRESIDENT
People OF America and Many in For
eign Lands Grieve as Result of
Death of Mrs. Wilson-Fun-
eral tc BE Monday.

Washington, Aug. Funeral ser
vices for Mrs Woodrow Wilson, wife
of the President, will be held Monday
at the White House at 2 p. m., after
which the body will be taken on a
special train for burial at Rome, Ga.
on Tuesday
Washington, Aug. THE Presi-
dent today sent direct word to the
leaders of the Senate and House and
the heads of the government depart
ments that it is his wish that the
regular business continue and that
the lowering of the flags to half-mast
be the only public recognition of Mrs.
Wilson's death. He is desirous that
Congress continue in session without
interruption.
Funeral announcement was made at
the White House today that the fun
eral services in the White House will
be strictly private.
The Prescott daily news., 1914-08-08
BANK COMMISSIONER DAVIS
ISSUES NEW RULING

Little Rock, Aug. S.-John NJ. Davis
State Bank Commissioner, has issued
the following rule with reference to
the sale of stock by the promoters of
a corporation:
"No person copartnership or COM
pany owning or being possessed of
any of the capital stock of any COM
pany or corporation doing business in
the state of Arkansas, or hereafter
organized or permitted to do bust
ness in Arkansas, and being such own
er or possessor, in consideration of
any patent, lease-hold, new equipment,
device, contrivance, or other thing of
alleged commercial value or practi-
cal utility, or in consideration of mon
ey name or credit lent, given or pro-
missed by way of promoting any COM
pany or association undertaking to
try or prove said alleged commercial
or practical utility, shall sell or offer
for sale any such stock in this state
until said company or association shall
have first tried and proven said al
legged commercial value or practical
utility, and not then unless all the
stock of the company or association
have been decided by the board of di-
rectors that no more stock of said
company or association is to be offered
for sale, and proof of the above must
be filed with this department.
The Prescott daily news., 1914-08-08
UNIVERSITY
SCHOLARSHIPS AWARDED

1t is announced that the two scholar
ships in the University of Arkansas,
offered each year by the Arkansas
Federation of Women's Clubs. have
been awarded for the year 1914-15 to
Clyde Dorr of Jonesboro and Miss
Ruth Klauemier of Cabot. These
scholarships are awarded on the basis
of competitive examinations, open to
only high school graduates of Arkan-
sas, and are given to the boys and
girls making the highest averages
There were seven applicants this year,
five girls and two boys.
The Prescott daily news., 1914-08-08
LITTLE ROCK RAILWAY
ASSESSED AT 81, $50, 900

The State Tax Commission, in con-
junction with the assessor of Pulaski
county, has assessed the real and per-
sonaf property of the Little Rock
Railway and electric Company at ST.
$4,000, the same as the assessment
for last year. The assessment of the
Arkansaw Water Company, of Little
Rock, has been raised from $683,000
to $750,000 Commissioners Gates and
Brown voted for this raise, and Com
missioner Martineau for $1,000,000.
The Prescott daily news., 1914-08-08
COMMISSIONER PAGE URGED
TO ATTEND MEETING

Commissioner Page has received an
urgent telegram from President New
bern of the Association of Agricul-
tural Commissioners requesting him
to be present in Washington Aug. II.
At that time the Association will ap-
pear before the president and the
House Committee on Agriculture, and
urge that the government take steps
to aid the south in the handling of
the cotton crop. Mr.. Page has con-
flicting engagement, but he will make
an effort to go to Washington, as that
is the more important.
Gem-Cool Household Show
The Prescott daily news., 1914-08-08
GOV HEALTH IN SANITARY
EXPERTS MAKE REPORT
!, Work in Southwest Arkansas. Say
rxcellent Progress Being Made in
UalariaI Survey-Biood Ex-
: aminations Later.

Little Rock, Aug. 8.-Government
and Sanitary experts working IN
southeast Arkansas. report excellent
nrooress IA ghe malarial survey, and
Measure. b control malaria in each
communi.c after these Investigations
have been completed Later in the
season blood examinations will be
made TO determine the amount OF NAL
aria in a community with particular
reference to carriers" or individuals
who have malaria parasites in their
jbood practically all the time. These
ocaniers" infect the malaria bearing
MOSQUITOES and are thus responsible
for the continuation of malaria in the
community.
,Drs. Taylor and Molloy, accompan-
led by Dr. Frank b. Young, and DR.,
c. W. Garrison, of the State Board of
Health, last week completed survey
of Elisville, Drew county, Dr. Garrison
also addressed a large audience at Eu-
dora in the interest of the hook-worm
campaign being carried on in the coun-
ty by Dr. T. H. Fly. In discussing
the work DR. Molloy says:
"These Investigations are being
made under the auspices of the State
Board of Health, and it is the purpose
of Drs. Young and Garrison to be
with Us as much as their other duties
will permit Coupled with this inves-
tigation is am educational campaign
for the purpose of arousing popular
interest in public health work, carried
on by the state health officials. T. Off
GERS of the IT, S. Public Health Ser
vice will instruct the people on the
nature source of infection, and means
of eradication of malaria from their
midst
"B'iSsyiie was chosen as the place
In which TO begin this work ON account
of the active interest which the mill
officials there have displayed in the
work. | am confident that splendid
results will he accomplished there, and
confidently expect Blissville to become
a demonstration town.
1T Is the intention of DR.. Won Ez-
dorf, who is in charge of these inves-
legations, to secure a number of towns
IN the state which will make an effort
TO carry out such measures as may
De found necessary, after thorough
health survey has been made, to de-
monstrate the efficiency of anti-malar-
al work. These demonstration towns
Will be given every assistance in the
way OF advice, and where necessary.
pahs will be made and estimates of
.ne cost of such work will be drawn
ior the guidance of the town authori-
ues by } \. LePrince, former chief
The Prescott daily news., 1914-08-08

want to make the records so complete
in the case that the frauds which have
been attempted if they are proven
frauds, will be known to all voters.
The Prescott daily news., 1914-08-08

sanitary Inspector of the Panama
Canal Zone, who is now connected
with the malarial survey of the South.
"The value of such demonstrations
of anti-malarial measures can not be
overestimated, since not only the peo-
pie living in the community affected
by such work would be benefited, but
other communities would be induced
to take active measures to eradicate
malaria from their midst"
The Prescott daily news., 1914-08-08
CELEBRATE ANNIVERSARY OF
CENTRAL FIRE STATION

Little Rock, Aug. S.-The first ami
versary of the opening of Little Rocks
S65,000 central fire station was cele-
brated Friday night with a banquet
spread on the second floor of the
building Mayor Taylor was toast
master, and there were toasts by
members of the council, members of
the fire department, and others.
The Prescott daily news., 1914-08-08

Go to church tomorrow.
The Prescott daily news., 1914-08-08

Gem-Cool Household Show.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-13
Y.M.C.A.
TRIMS SPIDERS FIVE

lynchhurE Va. February 12,-The repre-
sentative LynchburE y. NJ. &. A. basketball
team smothered Richmond College tonight
under q score OF 50 To 10 without extending
itseu during the two periods. the frat OF
which were under y. A. u. rules. and the
second under collegiate ruics. Richmond
College. despite tho big score developed
Good team work md played hard. never let
ting up through the game. Jamerson threw
the star for tho visitors.
with arst-year team Coach Doopon has
developed wonderfully clever team 1t
boasts OF no stars but playe a team game.
In passing the ball II Is better than Zion
College. while Its offensive work would bs
a credit TO n team working together more
than single season. With this five TO build
around for next year. Richmond College
ought TO give the colleges of tho State n
hard run for honors. Because o. the spirit
the colleEians put In the game I, was an
Richmond College comes back here Satur-
day afternoon To meet Virginia Christian
College, and at night the PLAYERS wili sec
tho Virginia Military Institutc-A. d NJ. Coll
ese. OF North Carolina game at the city
auditorium. The lineup:
ynchburE-Jamerson, right fordward;
Shancr. left forward: james centre. Adams
right guard; OnterdinGer. left guard
Richmond college-I.-ubcrt tcaptain). right
Robins right guard: Satteraeld left guard
summary: Field Eoals-Iamerson Gs)
Shaner 90 James 80. on,erdinger 40. Leu.
bert. Brock go. Hcubi. Robins, Goals from
fouls-Shaner t9. Leubcrt "a. Fouls COM
mitted-Lynch burg. s: Richmond College 8.
Referee. Salassa. Lynchburg. Umpire. Mays,
-ynchburs. Time OF halves. twenty minutes
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-13
WOMAN IS ACCUSED
OF NUMBERING SON
Body Is Found Buried Behind
Pigpen, and She Con-
feSScS Killing.

Especial 10 The Times Dispatch
Norfolk. Va, February 12.--Accused
Of numbering hor twenty one year-old
son and burying his body behind n pig
pen. Sarah Dozier. sixty years old.
negress. was held for the grand jury
to-day by Justice Wood, of Norfolk
County.
The alleged crime occurred last July
near Hickory Ground. Men blowing
behind the pig pen to-day dug up the
body.
The woman claims she killed her son
In self-defense. She says she gave the
boy away when he was young. He re-
turned home about year ago and took
away her twclvc-year- Old. daughter.
The daughter returned home. Tie son
came back on July s. and declared he
would take the girl away again lie
picked up an Ak and threatened to kill
any one who intcrfcrcd with him.
The woman says she seized shot
gun and was not conscious OF what she
was doing. 1t was discharged. Her
son staggered out in the yard and died.
She and some neighbors buried the
body the next morning. The mother is
Il cripple.