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The Prescott daily news., 1915-02-27
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The Prescott daily news., 1915-02-27
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Philadelphia Inquirer.
 A number of the English writers say they have no time for fiction now that the war is on, but lot of them keep right on writing fiction about the war, anyway.
The Prescott daily news., 1915-02-27
IN NEVADA CHANCERY COURT

H. W. Williams ........... Plaintiff.
 VS. Emma R. Williams Defendant. Warming Order. The Defendant Emma R. Williams. is hereby warned to appear in this court within 30 days and answer the complaint of the plaintiff, H. W. Will Hams.
 Given under my hand and seal this te 18th day of February. 1915.
 c. c. Calhoun, 2-25-B Clerk Chancery Court.
The Prescott daily news., 1915-02-27

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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-11
S|X-DAY RACE NEARs END
ELEVEN TEAMS EXPECTED
TO DIVIDE FINAL HONORS
series %: Srrints. Enduring. for Onc
Hour. rrohnhIy VIII Determine
Prize Winners.
l~p.cial 10 Tnc rin,cs-Dls'l

~ '''S''' -
NEW hcRN. December !".--Ncw
York ciry'S annual sleep aunihilutor
the .ix-d.,, lic,.,.I. ~ ~
.
''oSe IN MADISON square Garden To-
morrow night Unless something tn-
furcSc.u occurs ,,,y,, ,.,,,,. ,.n, r,,
'''''' 90 H'''t9 VI Sp''i'NS' ci"ur-
inS on" hour. 10. determine the prize
winners. STARTING. thc final day nf tho
..ri,,J ,.. ,,,
''''@' o''' '"'""''
nation being SiN laps behind the ne!d.
To-dLy was :, dav of events al the
uucndine wl.rl The riders su.ul
themselves ina the carly hours. which
were ,cpl.t. with S,,rinis Two ,.,,n.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-11
GREAT BRITAIN YIELDS
TO u. S. IN HOOKING CASE

WASlII NGToN. December lu.--tir"at
Britain advised The United states yes
tcrday that, in rrspons" to th.. state De-
partIncmI's protest in the ease Of the
steamship locking and other vessels
OF the American Transatlantic Com
panN orders rcquisitioninr the Hook
ing and Gcncscc would he Cancelled
and test cases would hc tried promptly
In Il prize court to dispose Of the
charge that tie company is partly Ger
man owned
Two of the steamers seized by Brit
ish cruisers. the Winu"ha@o and the
Kankakcc. will he released under bond
The Hooking and C;rncscc cases will
Ice made The basis Of the test TO ac-
CELEBRATE disposition of the issue the
cases viii IL" transferred from Halifax
and 81. Lucia to London, thus avoiding
delay by appeals from subordinate
courts.
Notice of Great l;ritain's action came
10 Secretary Lansing through Sir Cecil
Spring Rice. the British ambassador
here. aud Ambassador Rage. AT London.
After the seizure of the Hooking and
Gencscc, it was announced thai they
were TO be rcquisitioncd for the use Of
the British government, without await
in; the outcome OF prize court proceed
inGs. The United States protested
vigorously. insisting that cases in
volving vessels of American registry
he dealt with regularly and without
delay in the prize courts. The Amcri-
can Transatlantic Company has filed
with the state Department afidavits
from its stockholders in an effort to
prove that every share is owned by
citiZcns Of the United States
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-11
ACADEMY IS CONVERTED
INTO BIG DOLLS HOUSE
'"iry Folk OF All Kinds Lend III,
to Belgian Relief
Fund.
SOME WONDERFUL p,x,,~c
ihttic Miss EStcIIc Dennis A.t,,i.
A"iiencc by Her Nrt-Sand Ma,
ami Man in the Moon TAX. p,., :.
comedy OF Toys"

or 'hc benefit o. the Rciginn s,,c
'fr'fS. IN" Academy of Music w.,s co.,
VERT" ilsi night into 4 great. biz. a,.ir.,.
muse ana boy dolls, riri am. .n,,
""nN dolls sang. danced and acted ,Eo,,
pict,'rS' IN what was happil, c;iI,d
y comedy 81 TOYS"
A''honsh j, Was a comedy. +, ,,,.,
"r''"ed through with q IittIr sin,,
80 "n"ui the old Toy Man. III. J,n..t
,er' III" sand Mar. the Frcncl, ,nii ~
""h 'h the Moon and All the ono,
""p,t that childrcn know SO mi.
mattel The story wasn't v.ry n.,y,.
I" l"'i"w but IL didn't need Ia lie 49,
,er[ rev minutes lot of Jnnpin.
n"ckS' or Flower Girls. or rui,j".i
""u'H conc marching. akiuni,,.. 80,
"""r.ns ON ihe stage Then All the
characters would move back ana y.,.,,I
''e Dream Land children
49,, .,oI'.'''."eS. too the bream Lana pco-
p't stood aside ana watched rnir
"Ee couples of grown f."opic rc,I ncn-
pc WI" "n"-Strnpcd ,,nd rox-trott.d
!" 'h'lf Wond"rm"ut rut ,vci. y,I,n
me i"a! p""plo danced. tn.v ,,oy.r
,m'N'd away from Toy l.,ud rho
Mttt 'iWaNs either ia the Toy shop or
ill the Garden iUyf ort,Srgl,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-11
HOPKINS WANTS INDIANS
CLEVELAND CAPITALIST is
EAGER TO PURCHASE CLUB
Active In Amateur baseball Affairs
nnd Has promoted Many other
Hii: Projects.

CLEVELAND ONO. December 10
y tentative offer for the purchase OF
tie Cleveland American baseball club
has been rendered the bankers com
mittce in charge OF the financial af-
fairs OF G. W. Somers. present owner,
by benjamin T.. Hopkins. local capt
taliSt.
Hopkins. who is promoting, the Clcvc-
ianu subway and is chairman of the
Soinmittcc appointed 10y Mayor Baker
TO look after the affairs OF the Cleve
land Amateur Baseball Association. de
clared Tonight that tI,c preliminary,
steps toward his gaining control Of the
Cleveland club have been taken.
However. before the control passes
10 MINI IL number oil important details
must be settled. Hopkins insists upon
several radical changes in the terms
of the sale as proposed by the bankers
committee.
President Byron Bancroft Johnson. of
'he American League: George steele.
representing TIA" bankers committee
ana owner SomcrS held several confer
cnccs to-day and to-ui;ht. and il is
intimated that the deal for the sale
OF the club. either to Hopkins o!. some
one else. WIN lac closed before John
SON leaves for Chicago Tomorrow
one OF the hard knots which the
prospective purchaser and the bank crS
committee viii have TO unr:tvcl is the
status Of the Cleveland .Nmcrican As.
ISOLATION club, also owned by Sumcrs
II has been declared for some time
that the y. y. team VIII be shifted to
Toledo. where IL originally was located
but whether ii VIII h. sold TO Toledo
capitalists OF whether the league will
operate the club is not known
Just what will he done regarding
the players on the y. \. team. WHO
are the property OF the cleveland
American team. is a problem yet UNI
solved.
The bankers committee viii have
TO wrcstlc with the y. y. team prob
lem. SAID SomcrS io-ni9ht. lie as
well as Johnson and steele. declined
10 discuss either the American OF \ \.
club situation
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-11
FOR COAST DEFENSE SYSTEM
Experiments with Gigantic Guns
Mounted on Motor Trucks ar
halfway Cars.

WASH NGTON, II. c., December - ---
Gigantic gums mounted on motor tracks
~ railway ears probably Will he added
TO the cOuniry'S coast defense system
as Il result Of experiments now hciny
made by army ordnance experts 1t
N@s learned to-day that Il srnruic l.;
being worked out contemplating the
,-strnlishm, OF mobile batteries 10
protect stretches of coast line not com :
mandrd 10y the permanent fortiiicaI:uns
built or TO he recommended. Part of
The SS0,O00,o00 expenditure for coast
GcfcnscS included in tie adminisira
iion's program may he devoted to this
work.
The European war has demonstrated
that high power guns can he used ms
mobile weapons such gums rs the Ger
man rty-two-ccntimctcr huwjtzor
having rcvolutionizcd land warfare bv
tho easy reduction OF forts believed
imprcgnablo.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-11
last MINUTE MEN"
RUSH TO JOIN C0L0R5
Desire To Escape Stigma OF Rein"
Forced to Enlist If ConScrip-
ton Is Enforced.
Long LINES WAIT ALI. DAY
New Recruits Draw Heavily Upon
Forces al Banks and in Insurance
and Commercial IIouscS-i,ast Day
of Earl OF Der by's Plan.

LONDON, December lc.-'rae rush to!
last minute men who dcSl'" 10 cS-
cape thc stigma al being i''c"d to
Join IN" culors. if CONSUMPTION should
D" enforced. continued to-day, ,hc last
day but one Of the trial period "f
the Earl of lErbyS recruiting plan.
Lines formed at the recruiting stations
~ carly as ) o'clock this morning and
remained there all day
The announcement thHt there would
b" no extension 81 the lime Limit FOO
the test Of the volunteer system APP
par"ntlN convinced many men "f mill =
tary fitness that TN" Earl %: Decay Was
in earnest The scenes at the recruit
in: bureaus arc entirely different from
those during Secretary J. 'tcnrucr'. re-
gin". II IL nut = case OF inducing men
- enlist by appeals Of recruiting ."r-
=cautS. but rattle" of handling the APP
picants wh" wait patiently ~ long
lines. three OF four abreast in th" cold.
hluslcry Weather. VI Trafalgar square
only Il small crowd az idlers stood
around the base of the impairment To
hear tho fcrvid appeals on hana!f of
King aud country which Scr' 'hciu-;
A /. Hs.s.l .s,afHE
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-11
TALK PROPOSED CHANGES
IN SOUTHERN ATHLETICS
huirs in Southern INTERCOLLEGIATE Attn
lctir Association VIII he Amended
Many SchoUl> Represented

Nh.W ORLEANS December 10
Formal discussion by the delegates Of
proposed changes in the rules Of the
southern intercollegiate Athletic As
ISOLATION was begun here tonight at
III. first open mcctiut; of the organize
ton'+ convention. which will coutinu.
through tomorrow. prauticallr ali
the twenty-four institutions which ul"
m"ia'.erS OF the Southern Iutercollc.- l:,t,
Athletic Association. AND. iii addition,
Auburn. Vanderbilt and Georgia Uni
vcrsitios, which resigned this year. and
Georgia rcciI, when withdrew from the
organization more th"n Year ago,
Was represented at to-nii;hts MEETING
President w. NJ. EiSg$, OF Clemson.
- - College. {: n'i head Of the aS:o-
citation presided and delivered his an
nual address. Among Otncr thimg.; lac
urged q relaxation OF the rules govern
img summer baseball. tho adoption of
4 lat one year rulc Tor football play
crS: tho absolute prohibition of ath :
I.ilc inierCC IrSc with colleges in south
"fn intercollegiate Athletic Associations
territory which are not iuvmbcr.; Of The
"F@:Inization. ana tic requirements of
2 certain standard by teams from Other.
than Southern intercollegiate Athletic.
Association in their contests with
Southern intercollegiate Athletic As
ISOLATION teams
Important amendments TO The rules
proposed are:
NO football PLAYER shall bc eligible
during his first year Of residence at any
coilcS" ~ this association. ANA shall
not l." eligible thereafter unless dur-
ing III" preceding session lac has passcd
on present o" per cent OF his college
wC"k
NO team Of his association shall,
play - non Southern !ntcrcollcpiaic
Athletic Association team resident in
IN" Southern intercollegiate Athletic
Association territory.
NO team shall play amy Southern In
tcrcol!cGihtc Athletic Association tenn
not resident in the Southern Inlcrcol
ieel"tc Athletic Association territory
uhi"S" said team is of one years resi- :
"cns. rule for football PLAYERS In,
rule prohibiting III" use OF prorcssi,n.,I
baseball players ia Games auainst
southern intercollegiate A,nl.,i. a..
Soci:,tion teams"
inc recommendation Of ii, cyc,.u-
i've coihmittc" that no action he tajie,,
IN IN" case OF til" University of Sou,h
,"r"'ih". which admitted recently IA,
~ nad cleht ineligible players who r,r-
t,"'pa'"" IN games this season To which
ma institution WAS Il party was,,don,
Gu II "'as ordered. however. thai ,hc
""'N"iSiiE be adInCniSh"d to exercise
|''''"r diligence in future to sso famuord
us athletic standards
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-11
GIL MAN MADE CAPTAIN
lIarsnrd Selects Honolulu no, ia Lana
GrfddcrS-ls til-N"unh ithi-ir.
ana Plays Tackle

iarvards ncw football captain is In.
Scpb Anterior Gilman, OF Horolul'I
WHO was unanimously elected to-,Ih,
when tho twcnty-four III ON 'h,, ,..,,
met 10 be photographed. GiInnu'e 40.
sitinn is tacklc, and Richard Hart. az
i,hiiadelphl*. III" end whose name vas
also placed ~ nomination, refused N
oppose the big IiaWaii;,r.
Gilman prepared Tor Harvard nt Fx-
cter. II" entered Harvard with can
tain Nahau and several "thcr. -u!, vote
on this yrars team. but aid no, ;ttnnn
college iest year.
China also mas \ good knowledge OF
oarsna nrhIp. track work and swim
ming Gilman IS twenty three YEAR,
old, weirf-s "a and IL more than 81,
feet TAI.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-11
SCHOLARSHIPS WIN
Jmni"r championship series OF &c!
Opens WITH G0uL Garnr--I.oscrs
Lack I'ractirr.

The championship series between the
jUi Tor BOYS Of ,hc city opened last
ri"h' ~ the ScholasticS gymnasium,
when the Junior Scholastics defeated
the Grove Avenue uuint by the score
OF - to S. The onc-Sidcd scof" can ne
"ttrihu, d 10 the fact that the Grove
Avenue lads had had little. if any, pruc-
iicc while the ScnolasticS nave been
putting IN some strenuous work OF
late.
rho game Was featured ~ the great
pia:iu" OF l.. Sisson. VINO shot ten
poals ii"u the hcld The RAISING OF
tuc whole Scholastic team was Of high
ORDER. In Justice ia the losers il must
IL" said that they fought hard all the
time. ard they were just completely
rutclasscd, due to the lack OF prac: ice.
j. :. Position. 6. 4.
Y :Sisson go. left forward. Lad /
Flippeu. right forward Anderson
j.. SiSSoU. Center. Stevens
carroll. ......lcft guard ....... Wills
Ward. ....,. right guard. Sands
Substitutions: Mittlcdoricr for An
dcrson.
Summary: Goaia FROM ncld--Mittlc-
lor!cr, Ladd, stevens, Ward, y. Sisson
90. Carroll 90. F'iippcn 90. X. Sis
sor nO)- Goals from foul-N. Sisson
| Referee. Pollard CBcnedictinc Collcgc)
Time Of halves. 20 minutes.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-11
EAST END GRAMMAR SCHOOL
LEAGUE GETS UNDER WAY
>"""i>"n Defeats pr+y0cutiouuI ,,.,
""nh~r Ir'm~ Fnirmonnt-iInyc
hrEuinr Schedule nr Gimme.

%" East End Grammar Sch.ol ~,
h.'"a!t League GOT under way ycs,r,-
as! afternoon, wiki four teams I'M ac-
non. Frev"catjon ,i8-ll.vu.) III
1919 N"''Nef ana Nicholson. Thcs.
'oUi teams comprise tn. lca.ll. a,L
Warm struggle FOR The p.nnap, is
predicted. IN tn. game q, old E.ll.
a. ffcNocai Qua ~. Nicholson ,bc
i'it"r ""n ont by The close score of :
!" 81. h. Provo boys scored roin,s
h'i"i" the Nicholson boys could ln-
CAV. i"e baskets, but when the la,iar
-. -" tt" 'hey scored enough to win.
t'"th teams guarded well Palmer ~,
me 'rtvos. ruttin= up AN excellent
cN"Ipl'loii ct his position ana cover
ihS ne man AZ all times Glenn. p;ay
NIX AK" Mt him. managed 10 in:vw
me. ioai It takes (. good .uarJ !.
h''" nm /" one goal. Eaton and
"H ne aus" showed up we'll for Inc
t'ona!s Rogers got two goals
,"r !"cE"!son and played a good de.
i"nsiyc game also Lisbon p,rrIsb
ana Luck and Bolt alternative nm II,
" good gam" f"r Nicholson
funi"r walked away with it's gam.
VIA nc Paramount boys, winning. =
!" -. The game was played at Run
Pr school ana as III" next one u.-
Tween ih"s" teams viii l.. at TAR
l"Nn'. The tale then may bc q differ
en- one.
wa" following schedule has been ar
ranged TOR the league for December:
December Fairmount vs. pr.yo-
,at"nai. 81 Paramount. Nicholson vs.
I;ufner. at Nicholson.
december u Fairmount vs. Mich
".N9n. ~ Nicholson. Pr.vocational VS.
!;unuer, ~ i;uMucr
I'cr"tmher u Fairmouni VS. Eunne,.
~ fnirmoun' Nicholson ys prevoca
frnIl. at Nicholson
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-11
MAHAN is SLIGHTED
h"r,nrd Io"tbaII Star nnd ,.nt,i,
"'is Z" Land Grcnt Class Dn,
Honor,

'AMEEibGE MASS December Ia
took place when Captain jsddic N,.i',,,
81 NE Crimson football team. was dc
ic"icd Tor the FIRST marsha!si,ip. VII
captain. captured the honor Nv 80,
row margin. Mahan Was ..hns.n
"nd marshal ana Wells HlaucharI OF
ohcord. manager Of the football tc,,,,
Non the. third mtrShalshfp.
M. nrst marShalship is gencrally
@c@"rn"d 10 The football captain bui il,
wear Charley Bricklcy was srni,,.J al so :.
IN" second marsiaiship n l.. y. krc.
ger. 81 the VARSITY crew. was Chosen
,.n.a treasurer. Don Wallace. football
center, Won the post OF Orato,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-11
HEARING Is DELAYED
Government REQUESTS ro"tponrn,cnt of
Case Acninst i'ar"n Won Hr;ckcn-
man aud Charles 4. trouIc,

SAN FRANCISCO, December 10
Hearings Of charges against Baron
Ge0Cgc Wilhelm Won IiriclScmman and
Charles {. crowley, 81 detective en-
pioEcd 10y thc German conSulatc-gcn-
cral mere. were postponed today until
December II at the governments re-
quest when the two men were ar
rnigncd OF charges of attempting to
destroy commerce with the allies. The
delay WAS asked to await possible :,c-
ton by The Federal grand jury. Both
men are at liberty on bail
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-11
Dustin I,nrnum n, Little.

That popular stage and screen actor.
Dustin falnum, will hc ge"m on the
l.ittlc Thcaicr'S screen again to-di! iu
the fallaA Paramount picture The
gentleman From Indiana" adapted from
l;ootI Tarkinston's enc story of thc
same name. The perturbation follows
loosely the story. in ri! its interest and
appeal, and the production .tscIf stamps
th" l'o1las Picture Company as one OF
The mos; resourceful and competent of
bis producing; concerns
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-11
FINED FOR USING MOTOR
Charles G"rmnn Convicted of ".ioy.
Riding" In automobile belonging
tO Telephone COm-,uny

Charles German. charged with using
All autoinobilc belonging to the Chcsa
Deakc ana Potomac Telephone Com
panH without permission. was fined sou
ana placed under $l00 security in Po-
lice Court Yesterday morning.
German is employed by the company
as wntciman lie took, il Is said
several friends with him on the ride
and wrecked the rar when he crashed
into gate at the entrance OF Mount
Calvary Cemetery. TWO OF his com
panions are said TO have boon hurt
In the accident.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-11
Dent nnck In SnuiL.r

~ l.NNIA. GA. December 10
hi,iiamtr Elliott Dent. formerly win
~, i't r VINO went to tho Pacific Coast
m.iu ,, ,,"iith 10 make good in that circuit
VIII DC back in the Southern next son.
son, INC Chattanooga club having sign
Three years ago Dent w,s .ivcn
League club. ''''
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-11
NnrrnwIy Esrnpcs Dcu,h.

Especial 10 The Times Dispatch
fRlSTOL VA. December lO.-Bcing
man Of athletic experience and OK
erciSing that skill. was all hat saved
y. W. Fisher. physical director OF the
l;risto! /. NJ. {. ~, from instant death
to-day. After his motorcycle was on
the track ut - local Vire inil ana South
western hallway crossing. lie sprang
backward frnm tho moving machine
and second later SAW il smashed to
pieces by an incoming passenger train
from the Tennessee division of the
roau
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-11
Play Big Game Here
" nshtngton ana LEG aud washing
10" una Jefferson Meet In Rich
moW. ON November ~.

WASHINGTON. PA. Deccribcr 10
"hannScr R. VI. Murphy, of the
nshimSfon and Jctrcrsnn College
tootbnl tcnnn, has closed ne.oti,,-
lions Tor football gaines next full
with Vale University at New Hnvcn
ana Washington and Log at Rich
ht0nd, Va. rhc lulc- Washington
nnd Jefferson game will be pIuyc,
ocf0brr Is, and the Washington nnd
I.ce-W ashinS t"n and jefferson l.nn,c
November Is.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-11
0,hcllo scores Hollow Win.

u, fASo. TEN, December 10
otmieiio' an "dds-om favoritc. scored a
nolioW victory over u small field Of
snrlhtcTS IN the handicap. III" stellar
attraction At Juarcz this afternoon.
Rank, winner of the opening event. was
to score. He won withou, much n,fnrt
from ~ large field of two year olds.
me victory of Delaney in the fifth was
very cioSr as he lust managed to hans,
on loEG enough 10 beat OldsmobiIc, m q
fANOritc. by ncrk - -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-11
,Inntrii at Colonial.

Robert T.. Mantcll. one OF the fore
most actors OF the American stage.
viii be seen again to-day ON The
coIoniafs screen in the pho;oplav.
Tile tnfaiihful Wife" He is SUP
ported by lis Wife Gcucvicvc Hamper.
WI" Is siNcn - Inc opportunity in This
picture, but Mr. Mantc!l himself is
the principal attraction others i'm
The cast presenting This stirring pho
t"play arc stuart Holmes. Doris Wool
ridge. Warner GLAND ana Lawrence
White.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-11
Wrestling Challenges

lie" -tiinIcr mud Ralph Wolfe.
Nritrt WciIht mud iiEhtWcinht cham
MONS. respectively. at John Marshall
High school. Issue u challenge for
m.a,rh"> with nil mnt artists OF the
hrhmoud public schools. Chnl-
icnEr> cnn be sent To Thomas Smoot.
mannSer. care at John Marshall
High school.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-11
CORNELL TAKES FLOP
''hhrhhs VIII Not Play Warrington
ana Lee or Virginia Techs NcT

IltAIA. y. Y, December l0.--Thc
:, .".rn"ll tnirersity football schedule for
d"l" anhounc"d Tonight. contains ,hnc
IN ithaca The big games =. usual :.rc
WIN IfhiNard. Michigan and pcnnsyI
MA MA. arn.si. Institute and the
10 ssSch usctts ASvits arc substituted
i"r virginia Polytechnic aud Washing
ton and Lee.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-11
Family stevens. NJ Isis.

Emily stevens, in The Soul Of "a
Woman" is the Offering of the Isis
to-day. II is the second time this
picture play Las been shown in I;ich-
mond. aud f'om the favorable i'm
preston created when il was here be
fore there * reason to believe tLat
tii" Isis VIII do GOOD business to-day
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-11
Claims WORLDS Syimm;ny u,,,

CHICAGO. December iO-A ncw
WbfluS swimming record for The .,iyIy
ROOT plunge is claimed for Craig Hn.I
mon: - 2Sp-pound athlete Of the Uni
NcrsitN OF chicago: His time last night
was - Id seconds 80 W
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-11
smithdcuI ouint want, ;,,,,,..

Smithdcai business College has nut
OUT Il basketball uuint, aud would like
10 arrange games with some Of The
local teams Th2sc desiring games
should communicate with Sol Davidson
Of Smithdcal business COllcrc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-11

Washington and jefferson will play
Washington and Lee here on Noven,-
Der ~ according TO AN official an
houhccment from the former inStitu-
ton. That this game would bc PLAYED
here on the Saturday before Thanks
giving was told ia this paper on sun
DAY. so the announcement is merely :,
Neritcatiru of that exclusive story.