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he Wherefore

7a1er was regarded as great ba+sn,a,,
because ne managed to pole 18 home ,.r7rs
L.nlshlng second in this respect 10 rtaoti,s.
D-raVath, OF the PhiIIies. His. case was an
'.,., L'luSu5i one. as we can racan no other
.'..gief'L Or p bail player batting below g5o
blows The Cubs aret-eaolrar r,.,,, .'.'St
o. go only % points below r,ba.,I,,.
1Iuiien OF the Yanks who bv nanv NO..
s@led 2. trif'e weak with The club 1rprIo1
''eao 9a1ef Honetchv and others e1nros,,,
~ ne hlshIF prevalent with safe blows
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Although the subject doesn't interest rs
nd ut times even causes. poignant suffer
R1g' We feel called upon to mention the
Ieer turns and twists Of the sDrfzhtlv
one.
For. example. if the average fanatic was
Fked to mention the three best hitting
H'st basenen Of the game he would rrob-
ply reel off the names of lrcInnfs. Dan
rt and Safer in succession. Yet # -
opens that among the sixteen. first base
|en OF the major leagues. the gentleman
|7o finished fifteenth in batting was none
per than vic Safer. The only first
eSer he beat at bat was MolIwftz. Of the
|ds who worked in less than so games
among the regulars. Safer, regarded az
Of the best hitters I'm the ea,ne On
|ed last as far IS first baslne aIlotroa,,t
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y 9SIilNGT0N March I8 1'echnlca sa
school Springfield Mass won tie Hg
,.oL rido olampionshp tn class q =
~ fIalnent ronducted Dy the war Department.
1'.e after announced to-day ss
ms earn was Fictorious III every one q #
rlls .n7Fe aes shot fbe winner in class ~
oe letermnod until two postponed HaIs
ffe 2een fred J'1is VIII be done HeSt -
- class The Curtis Hieh Scfooi q 4.s
S1Loh u won wffn ogden Dtaa ~"
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ew Discovery

70 80TTT0n 8IT Drro-,gr7 49,
honor or dtscoverfnee aor, 1'Es I'm me
Eane Bin calls it the sa1one RaII-2-,t,, * t5e
ne day of miracles is passed >,
l,.- lures modern oracle pfff1e M
oIeFeiand club won 81 games last or oe
9V5 man ta is fairly reDIo4a af+,.
lulILe's get none Of them over corr.
.,iatl.. 't21oa The 5ali park or approach fbe
1919 9ll Donovan hasn't = Iaff
nandef on the squad i8i1-
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- ~ wa IU0 gIFn- TE.IIH cha-E 1NF11I
95ost handlers 0f tccoQaN Hs
sb.es s2,oa soan5 advice ~ He
0r5sins China o he doaeaa 4itlas
1ireol attention Il M ~ Is tlat fkaa,
Ioe Wot,S ct training r Weed
oovars5 2 9oyS ln the nofninSs9 aes.
rubber Mis- 5reailsa sG niles s5soup.as591!sss .s9s
r+,...i,.,t1, ..1,sI op The channioa rlbdos
comes r6re sft1- ifttG Pas punchmn sees he
some re5i zn5TIi pms, is,i blt o{s gbs N bad
Dunn and fhea 4 ~ ~ Wrestling oos
mhase gf Nh,, I 4a|. There Ms Is M
Is q u.atrI, Felahder s trains "a isi
@ fiu - newer held on t9ins aas
against time has M 3ealhst time tAas
any one. because -, ~ Eject at IL. Aassh
effort ut a given go o,tefl a tbrs sfagIl
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JUNIOR z MEET TODAY
About I50 Youngsters Enter Brdoa,
o1alnplol1shina 1T Wast Ri,a,nh

'"fIoT track and field athletes al ttbo paIa.
a@l oJi@- z. NJ. c. A. district are to- engsrs- !
nc annual championships at the West Bfarra
I. A g A. this afternoon. All of the Isnas
Z M e. A.'s are entered.
,,,, a. 'iLiclal compilation Of the points at ta
''''gE l indoor cl1aInpiou8hiDs Of HE n II 6
a., n'h',tp& nat West Branch winner 81 tl9
~ - 1t'{ta.Il9i9 9hahps, scored ~ points instead
81 80 .entral has ~ instead 9f 48 and Penn.
'Yi's1"'a X. r. z. VI. g. a. lg not t6
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Why Not2

Shakespeare often hit the bottle.
Bft77tS t0dS Always on the stake
Pouring liquor do5O9, his throttle.
Foe l0aS ptokied night and du7l-
80. Yo1t hjdF l0as Vtiion5s 10ar err
TGhe the list across the tUay
Ind the same 9Dds not q fug err.
GotdSH1tth neVer had q cent,
Shelley Jumped his board ana iadgjn0,
Homer neUer paid his rent
Up and dot0't The hjgha0ay lodging;
Same old bunch across the slope,
Little cOi7e-baI GG7yle 10 6Io10 If
Seems 20 me from all this dope,
7, too, o1tght to be poet
Boston--Jact Johnson has. been knocked
out and ON more than one. occasion. Can't
recall that Laugtord ever suffered the
EE O.
Mexico finally decided that it had an
he native fighting 1t could handle wftbour
importing any outside talent to add TO
Ehe merry turmoil.
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AccordinE 10 Bill Donovan. VIM has
-lc'Ieo 5- ooth. duel staged between The
80 .r.-j y. lI1S 5I laelr best ana the Mackmen
20 a draw as fate could stage it. vvEico
.s IaIr enough as an answer TO the 91ar[[
,,lli y men insists ON popping uD every now
nen The standing Of the clubs in me
,--I-I.'1 1--loDean league is finally aomDlered
llFSey viii be a bad ninth ln an eight
oohnson and Willard. we see. are IL. hat
lle IN havana. We sincerely hone md
l.,,'S' 10 unseemlv hitch develops to M
p. ms engagement and thus wreck orr
our autumn as we'll -
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~,,-,,'ztt tIouGIaS wants to- rnafnT rs,
T[s 24t5l T2[4stt51lL.st0n against Jimmy Mrrnb1 Tsaag
Ll5-gE. Danny Ferguson or anv attsr lg lsas.
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The Alien

~ cailsa him alien him 10ho kne0
- re 10 bind r0tthin one home
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PRINCETON REGULARS
WILL WITNESS GAME

Princeton, ", J., Oct. 29--Prince-
ton viii present a greatly weakened
lineup against Williams tomorrow
because of the absence OF five regulars
Captain Click, Mclean, Tibbott,
Highly and Brown. These players
will make use OF the opportunity thus
afforded to witness the Harvard
Pennsylvania State game at Boston.
The Tigers do not expect a hard game
with Williams. hut believe that low
score VIII result because of the alb
sence of such a great number of regu-
lars.
After a period of signal drills the
first and second varsity elevens lined
up to. try oNt plays with respect to
positions Of the individuals and no
scrimmaEe was attempted.
The probable lineup for tomorrow g
game will be. Lamhertot,. left end:
Parisette. left tackle, N0urse. left
guard: Gennert, center; Hogg, right
guard; Halsey right tackle; Wilson,
right end :-Ames, quarterback Driggs,
left halfback. Shea, right halfback:
Law, fullback.
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Spiders and Tigers Battle Broad Street Park This Afternoon Virginia Meets Ca
HARVARD IN TRIM f(R
PENN STATE COLLEGE

Cambridge, Mass. Oct. 2s.-After
the weeks hard drive In secret prac-
tice the Harvard team had compare
lively light work this afternoon. The
regulars were out all afternoon work
Ing on smoothness for their attack
and getting little experience against
Pennsylvania State rushing tacticts.
The line has received a lot OF in
dividual coaching this week and to-
day showed a real life on attack.
The center combination has been
greatly improved by putting Taylor
at guard instead of Cowan. The line
up will be Soucy, left end: Bigelow,
left tackle; Taylor. left guard: Wal
lace, center; Daman. right guard;
Parson. right tackle; Harte. right end
Wilcox, quarterback; King, left half
back Enwright, right haifback; Ma
han, fullback.
The Pennsylvania State College
team arrived in Boston this morning
and went to Auborndale, where it
practiced late in the afternoon, not
going TO the stadium at all. The
Pennsylvania appear TO be in good
trim and bank on their attack to do
things tomorrow.
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Scholastics Will
Play Church Hill
This Afternoon

A game that is attracting consider
able attention from the football fol-
lowers in Richmond is the contest this
afternoon at Byrd Park between the
Church Hill Athletic Club and the
Scholastics. News came last nlSht
from the opposing camps that the
elevers are in the pink of condition Tor
the set-to. and the game today shouio
be interesting from start to finish.
Coach Hedgepeth, of the Scholastic,
has taught his proteges many new
plays recently, and the youngsters are
fast perfecting them. There are four
men on the West End squad from
whom great things are expected. they
being Moltz. Remine. Rarsone ara
Gee. Moltz and Gee are backfield men,
while Remine and Ransone play guard
and end, respectively.
Under the supervision of Ned
Lloyd, a member of the V. F..
/. squad last season, the East End
lads have been developed into one
Virginia. His proteges are expected
to put up great fight for the honors
this afternoon. For the Church Hitl
eleven much is expected of Captain
Stutz. Parker, Hay and Turner.
Moltz, who has been playing all the
season with Church Hill, jumped a
few days ago to the Scholastics. ana
az result of this inopportune hop
the East Enders have been forced to
change their signals, and practice new
plays for todays contest.
The game Is expected to be a hotly-
contested affair from start to finish
and neither team is looking for a
walkover.
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SQUAD
READY FOR LAFAYETTE

Philadelphia, Oct. 2s.--The Penn
syivania coaches showed the complete
change they made in thej- system
by giving the Quaker team only half
hour signal drill as final preparation
for the Lafayette game tomorrow.
A very few weeks ago they gave the
men scrimmage on Fridays.
An unexpected thing happened In
the signal drill. when Berry was taken
out after the first ten minutes and
Bell substituted In his place. Whether
this means that Bell will start in
place OF Berry or not the coaches
would not say.
A good example of the renewed con-
fidence OF the undergraduates in the
team was given this evening when
the largest mass meeting OF the year
was held in the dormitory triangle
Head Field Coach Dickson spoke OF
the teams remarkable showing
against Pittsburg last Saturday and
his confidence OF a successful sea
son. despite the poor start.
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Virginia Techs
to Play Cornell
in Ithaca I Today

Ithaca. n. Y, Oct 2e.--CorneIl will
play Virginia Polytechnic institute
tomorrow in a game that was sched-
uled as u fairly easy contest between
the Harvard and Michigan contests,
bur judged by. the statements made
by Dan Reed tonight, the Ithacans are
not looking forward to an easy con-
test. The visiting tea m is AS heavy as
Cornell and while there tx no doubt
here as to the outcome, the ithacans
are not looking forward 10 a soft
contest. DIR. Sharpe left here this
evening to look over the Michigan
team in it's contest with Syracuse to-
morrow and Dan Reed will nave
charge Of the Cornell bunch.
The Ithacans did little today except
hold a signal practice this evening
in the baseball cage, The regular Cor
nell team will he in the lineup to-
morrow.
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OLD ELI EXPECTS WIN
OVER COLGATE TEAM

New Haven. Conn. Oct. 29.~-colgats
Will meet the best Yale has In the way
of football material tomorrow Yale
supporters are not Sanguine over the
situation. If change by the coaches
can bring a changed result in game
the Blue has chance for this week,
the Eli players had n virtually quiet
practice as against the week of hard
work prior to the Washington and
Jefferson game The eleven will so
into the game fresh and with a bet
ter knowledge OF football for there
has been lot of hard work this week,
despite the lack of scrimnaga.
The Yale lineup will be: Left end.
Moseley. left tackle, Baldridge: left
guard. Kent; center. White; right
guard, ]. Sheldon; right tackle. Way,
right end. Wiedeman; quarterback,
Wilson: left halfback, Waite right
halfback, Higginhotham: fullback,
Scovil.
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FULLBACk CALVIN MAY
BE BARRED FROM TEAM

Minneapolis, Mimi, Oct. 2s--Pro-
fessor James Paige, acting in private
capacity. has submitted information
to the Wisconsin authorities that Gal
vim. fuIlhack on the Wisconsin eleven.
played professional ball at Glendave.
Mont. last summer. Paige said his
action was in no sense protest OF
the player.
Asked as to Calvin and also as 10
Simpson. Wisconsin guard. said 10
have received money for coaching a
Wisconsin High school, and Scanlon.
Chicago guard said to have coacneu
Hyde Park High school for money
Professor Paige said:
.Ofnciaiiy. | have offered no evil
dence. bat in a private capacity l
have submitted such information as
I have to the college"
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birth OF A NA1|ON"
CLOSES HERE TONIGHT


THE Birth OF a Nation" the big
GrifYith spectacle which has rolled up
phenomenal receipts at the Academy
OF Music this week, will say farewell
to Richmond with today's perform
ances at 10 A. NJ. and 2:30 and S:15
p. NJ While the advance sale for all
three performances indicates capacity
audiences. there are still some good
seats to be had at the boxofiice.
So tremendous has been the at
tendance during the engagement OF
.sThe Bikth OF a Nation" that the
Wells interests. are now trying to ar
range return engagement a little
later. Thus far they have received no
announcement, however. When 1t is
considered that the company now at
the Academy Is the only one on tour
In the South and that the spectacle
has not been presented in any OF the
important cities below Norfolk. one
can form an idea OF the dimculty OF
obtaining return or extended engage
Ipents from the producers.
II should ALSO be borne in mind that
the Griffith spectacle Is beyond the
reach of the smaller houses MT.
Grifiith has stated emphatically that
he will allow It to be shown only In
first-class theaters at prices regularly
charged In those playhouses. As those
who have seen it can understand.
facilities for presenting 1t with full
orchestra accompaniment and stage
effects are lacking in the smaller
houses An orchestra OF thirty 10 play
ing the accompaniment at the
Academy, and the production 10 ex-
actly the same an In being shown IN
New York, Chicago. Boston. Philadel-
phia and other large cities.
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E0UESTR|ENXE TELLS
OF WORKMANSHIP
Only Sensible Way to Ride Horse
back Ia Astride.

Listen, you ladies who are horse
women and prefer to ride . side
saddle. to Miss Victoria Davenport,
an expert equestrienne, whs Will ap-
pear here Wednesday. November 8,
with the Barnum & Bailey Circus.
Miss Davenport says the side-saddle is
all wrong and that the only safe. sen
sible and comfortable way for a wo-
man to ride is astride horse.
False modesty instigated the side
saddle, and comfort. grace and free
dom condemn it." said Miss Daven-
port. The long, equestrienne skirt
necessary for wear with the side-sad-
die is = dangerous thing. II the
horse falls. 1t In impossible for the
rider to protect herself, while It ID
generally an easy matter with a d.
vided skirt to free herself from the
cross-saddle Of . fallen HORSE
Tho circus comes here in new dress
and trappings and with performance
for the greater part new. A gorgeous
pageant, descriptive Of Lalla Rookh's
departure from Delhi IL one Of the
new things promised, and for some
three hours there win be incessant
activity splashed all over three rings,
four stages ana q Quarter-mlle track,
making up 4 bill that It Is confidently
said would make old r. T. b, himself
turn green with envy were he ia
wander into the show which bears his
1A0Q 600Nye KID II ~ ~ n. .sssais n,
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When the Richmond College Spiders
and Hampden- Sidney Tigers clash this
afternoon at 3 o'clock In Broad-Street
Park In their initial engagement of
the season. local gridiron followers
will see a rare exhibition of the fall
pastime. Both elevens realize the i'm
portance OF the encounter and the OPP
posing outfits will display all they
have.
Rumor had It yesterday morning
that the contest would be staged at
the Westhampton Stadium. but the
Richmond College authorities denied
this and seemed to be at loss as to
just who spread such report broad
cast All of the championship battles
In which Richmond College participates
at home will be staged at Broad Street
Park, this being regarded by the visit
ing elevens as neutral grounds
The Hampden- Sidney squad arrived
in Richmond late yesterday afternoon
and went Immediately to westtampton.
The visiting players were met at the
car by large percentage OF the stu
dent body and given rousing well
come. Last night the Tigers were
entertained by the Spiders at West
hampton. This courtesy will be re-
turned by the Tigers when the local
collegians play in Farmville This
ifiGTcIs EotS To SnOW tnHI 1neGR la no
feeling between the opposing players
except on the football field. Before
and after the setto they are the best
of friends. but In the football game
both sides are gu. tn win and they
have no apologies to offer for stepping
In each others faces
Spiders Are In Trim.
Coach Frank Dobson has been work
ing hard over his team. and despite
the warm weather during the past
week. the players have been displaying
great form. The team will be crippled
to certain extent by the recent In
1uries sustained by Privott. end, and
Robbins, right tackle. 1t Is known
fact that Privott will not be seen In
the lineup, while 1t is hardly probable
that Robins will be able to play. Either
Whittet or Broaddus will take Prfvott's
place on the end, while Christian Cox
may be shifted from center to tackle.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-10-30
Generals Tackle
Virginia Quint in
the Hill City

Lexington, Va Oct. 29.--The home
schedule lor basketball for the 1915
season, as announced by Ma...-'-
John l.. Harrison, is the best that has
been offered IN years. Eight teams
will be met by the General quint on
the floor of the new Doremus Me-
mortal Gymnasium between January
Z and February IS. The University
of Virginia will be met in Lynch
burg the evening of February 5.
A number of new teams are on the
schedule for the coming season and
some good games may be looked for.
University of West Virginia, Rich
mond College. Roanoke College ana
Hampden- Sidney College are the new
teams on the home schedule. while
the teams which played here last
year will be West Virginia Wesleyan,
George Washington University. North
Carolina A. and NJ. of North Caro-
lima.
While the schedule for the North
ern trip, which will be February 81
26. has been arranged practically by
Manager Harrison, 1t has not yet been
approved by the faculty committee on
athletics and cannot be announced.
That portion Of the schedule which
has been approved by the committee
constitutes the home schedule and
the Virginia game in LynchbLrg. 1t
Is:
Friday. January 7--Hampden-Si Sid
ney College, in Lexington.
Friday, January 14--University OF
West Virginia, in Lexington.
Monday, January II - George
University In Lexington.
Friday. January 81 -- Richmond
College, in Lexington.
Saturday, January 29-Roanoke
College, In Lexington.
Saturday, February university Of
Virginia, I'm Lynchburg.
Friday. February 11-University of
North Carolina. in Lexington.
Wednesday, Februay l6---West Vir-
ginia Wesleyan. in Lexington
Friday. February 1s--A. and NJ,
of oNrth Carolina. In Lexington.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-10-30
THREE REGULARS OUT
DARTMOUTH LINEUP

Hanover. N H.. Oct ce.--Dart-
mouth will line up against the strong
Amherst team today with three OF her
regulars out of the game. 1t is doubt
full whether the absence of the men,
Captain McAutiffe, Baxter and Nc
DcnouEh, will make any difference in
the playing power OF the team. Cap
tain McAuliffe. who was sent back TO
the second team, failed today 20 re-
gain his old place tn the line. Worth
ington. who will substitute McDonough
at quarter. is improving fast and has
the nrst call over Holbrook. Gle,
who replaces Baxter. Is the hero OF
the Princeton game. The squad is
composed OF twenty-eight men and
left here this afternoon for North
ampton. where 1t will put up at the
Plymouth Inn.
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Yellow Jackets
Expect Victory
Over the Indians

Ashland. Oct. 29.--The game here
this afternoon between the Randolph
Macon Yellow Jackets and the Will
liam and Mary Indians is expected to
be an interesting affair. Although the
Indians have not been making such
a good showing this season, they can
pc counted upon to put up a plucky
FIGHT against the local collegians. and
good game should be the result.
Coach Reiss has been working hard
over his proteges this week and he
believes that they will easily win from
the visitors. although he has caution
ed his men not to go into the contest
expecting a walkover
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-10-30
SPIDERS AND TIGERS
PINNED FOR BATTIl
Both Coach Dobson Of Richmond College and Bsrnisr,
Hampden- Sidney, Are Expecting Hard cams-1n
thusiasts Will See Rare Exhibition Of Football.

Chris Is good line man and ~ IA
expected to give good account Of 49,
self in tn. new position.
Coach Bernier has been putting 4l4s
charges through a strenuous Co.
paign In preparation for their elmM4
with the Spiders. The men hive boe1s
working hard this week and hAvs puea
more pep" into their work than ~
any time this season They have hat
scrimmage each day since Mon
day.
No AIibI to OAer.
The men are not seeking an alfbt
for their poor showing against Ran
dolph Macon Tney simply hal an on
day and put up the poorest game that
has been played by a Tiger team In
years They felt that they deserved
their defeat and, while attempting no
excuse for past failure. they ara de-
termined to make every effort to re-
deem themselves when they meet the
Spiders.
A game full OF snap with plenty N
real football may then BE- expacteds
While the men well know that Coach
Dobson has q strong and aggressive
squad. and while they expect . vary
hard game. they are hoping to carry
of the big end of the score.
Thurman, the younsster, who played
SUCH spectacular game at quarter
back last season for the Presby taYiAnn.
will doubtless be seen at his old posi-
ton this afternoon. He has not boem
In condition before this week. but ~
declared yesterday afternoon that ~
felt at At as the proverbial fidd1e.
BuEg, who is punter OF soma -
pute. will probably be placed In half
back. He has been running the team|
In the other games.
Neither coach il anticipating q walk 4
over: both are expecting \ hard bat
tie. This contest will doubtless prov D
one OF the best of the season.
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Resume opcn-Air Meetings.

The Equal Suffrage League of Viz
ginia will hold its regular Saturday
night open-air meeting tonight on the
corner of Fourth and Broad Streets
at SIS o'clock. The speakers tonight
will be: Mrs r, b. Valentine, Miss
Mary Higgins, Miss Adele Clark, Miss
Nora Houston, and Miss Mae Schaill
These open-air meetings will con-
tinue until further notice. even after
ings have been resumed, which Will
the regular Thursday afternoon meet
be this week.
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Richmond Firm Gets Job.

Chase City. Va. Oct 2S.--The Lfsy
Council at called meeting Wednes-
day night rescipded its order In
structing committee of the Council
20 employ 4 Norfolk concern to audit
the accounts OF the city ami install m
accounting system and instructed the
committee to employ Richmond
firm. which II expected to begin the
work next week The cost Of the
sn5adlt NftlI ~ 81 %.
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Da, Nursey In Operation.

The Day Nursery now esta biished
at $40 Nicholson Street, has been
splendidiy and comfortably furnished
by public donations.
Tho executive committee of this in
stitution wishes to thank all who have
so generously contributed.
Fred. FL. CARRIER chairman. Flor
ence Hilman, secretary.
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Gets One Cent yerdict.

Chase City. Va. Oct. 2s.--The bury
in the case Of Cogbill Va. Wilker1on. Il
wherein the plaintiff was suing tor
Islander awarded a verdict of one conG
In favor OF the plaintiff In Mecklom-
burg Circuit Court.
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ence Hiinan. secretary.