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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-14
PENN HOLDS WOLVERINES
SCORELESS. BUT CAN'T WIN
0unkers showed Better uHcnse. but
Lacked In NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
STONED Attack mt Goal.

PHILADELPHIA. November l3:-Ai-
though Penn showed a better onense.
her football team was held 10 q 90 tie
by Michigan this afternoon before Il
5000 crowd. The Quakers had more
drive to their attack. but IL was sadly
lacking in versatility. Between the
twenty five-yard marks Michigan's de-
Tense was unable to stop the plunRlng
OF Derr and Williams; But even this,
the tandem play, could not penetrate
Michipans defense after the hfteen-
ward mark was reached.
Twice during the game the lteu ana
Blue got the ball inside ,Michigan's
twonty.yarf line. Splendid line pluG;g-
ing did it the first time. but a penalty
for off side turned back his advance.
AS a last resort. the Quakers tried a
forward pass over the goal line, but q
Michigan man caught it.
At the end of the third period =
the ball to, Miehigan'ss twenty.tiye-
yard line. The Quahers' line plunSins
made fourteen yards in seven plunges;
With six yards to go, Bell tried goal
from the seventeen-yard mark. but 1t
missed by 4 foot.
Michigan reached the twenty yard
mark just once, rs the result OF some
clever forward passing. but Penna'S
defense stiffened and an attempted run
from Il placed kick formation lost
Michigan tho ball on downs
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YANKs TO KEEP ARRACON'
ANGELS WILL BE ONE OF
MEN TRIED BY NEW YORKS
donovan Relieves Little Cuban VIII Tie
observation-disclosures Did MucI, 10
Develop Him.

Angels Arraeon will he given an OPP
portunity To show his goods on the big
circuit next season. The speedy little
cuban according to statement from
Ne" York, vii! be one Of the Yank ce
regulars. Only twenty-five PLAYERS
will be carried on the roster, and AS
there are forty-sev.n athletes of
greater or lesser renown on the re-
serve liyt, il has been taken for
granted that there will be some pretty
strenuous pruning.
Manager Bill Donovan plans TO take
only thirty-fire on his junketing trip
To Macon and twelve Of the unfortun-
ates arc destined to he sent back 10
the minors without a chance to exhibit
their worth before metropolitan
crowds.
Angels Arragon Will be very much
among those present next spring. He
is the biggest little" man on the
American League circuit. lie was with
III" Richmond Club ali last season ana
made a great record in several posi-
lions. Angels was bought by the
Yankees in 1914 from Long Erauch an,,
ting smashing basehit on his first
appearance al bat.
Angels trained with the Yanks n
Savannah last spring, aud for II time
1t looked as though he might ease him :
self into Roger Pcckinpaugh's berth ut
H., y.
and as he Was not at that time as pro-
ficient i fielder as recliinpaugh he was
farned ont to Richmond Club
Manage" Jack Dunn was given The
younestcr on the understanding tina;
he would use him as q shortstop. bu,
within Il month Dunnie found it neces.
sary to play Angels all over the place
We iilleo every infcld position except
first base at one tiln- OF another and
between spells OF inGcllcr took turns
in the outflcld Even so, his Unfolding
improved and his hitting gained sur
pr!singiy III vigor and limciineSs. II,
Isl games he made lia hits, jotalinr
49, bases In the collection were IL
doubles, 10 triples and brace OF
Il rmers. Ills unofficial batting average
was .2SS.
Though anything bur II tall youth.
Arragon has a pair of arms and shout
ders fit 70" :, heavyweight. lie is han
dica pped to al extent. however. by :,
lack of knowledge of the English Ian
guagc. He can make himself under
stood. but Fill Donovan fears lie may
experience some difficulty Interpreting
the hurried orders he would receive so
often during the course of season IN
the big leagues.
Nevertheless and Notwithstanding
Harry Sparrow expects the young son
of the Antilles to prove himself quite
n ball player next season. We are VIC.
lating no confidence when he says he'll
be an intensely popular young person
with the officials of the club if he has
developed into n big league shortstop
per and hitter.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-14
.BARRETTs WERE TOO MANY
CORNELL CAPTAIN DEFEATS
WASHINGTON AND LEE ALONE
Generals HIVE Ono of Sumo Numc who
Sprints Ninety Yards for Touch
dOwn-Ithacn Surprised.

ITHACA. y. y. November I3--With
the score twenty-one to seven against
them In tho second period. Cornell
came back 1T Washington and Lee
to-day and when the final whistle
blew. led the plucky Nirglnians by
forty to twenty-onc, The game al
though loosely played by Cornell in
the first period. was fu! OF thrills
Washington and Lee got the jump
on the Ithacans in tn. first period.
when Collins fumDlcd the first kick
on and the Generals recovered tho ball
on cornclIS fttcca-yard line. la g!cy
and John Barrett executed two for
ward passes, resulting in a touchdown.
\ few minutes later Cornell, after re-
ceiviug the kick on. rushed the bal!
to Washington ana Lees thirty-yard
line and Captain Earrct; ran thirty
yards Tor tn" tictng score. Washing.
ton aud Lee scored again q few minutes
later when John Barrett. on receiv-
ing The Kickoff, ram ninety Yards for
touchdown, making the score four
teen To seven in favor OF the visitors
Collins tumble Of a pun; in the see
ond period resulted i'll Washington and
Lees rhIrd touchdown. Swc.tlnnd
scored on short end rum. Then Cor
nell woke up. It's back field battered
'''' ~ t'.'A''.'t WI iii' I-tt slilc ana Zap
tain Barrett made TWO touchdoUus
maNin" the score at the end Of tine
first. half twen;y-one 10 twenty in
favor Of the Southcrners
In the third period Washington and
Lee was again helpless against Cap
tain Barrett and ne marched from Cor
nelfs hve-yard line for Il touchdown
using straight football. Ripping the
WASHINGTON and Lee line for lon. gains
in the fourth period, Collins and Bar
reit each scored.
Cool, Cornelrs center. was banishcd
off for rough play and Cornell was
rcnal!zed for half the distance Of the
:icld for this. Captain Barrett, of
Cornell, aud John Jarrett. or Washing.
ton and Lee. were the stars. The Red
and White 2tain scored thiriy-four
points OF Cornells total
summary.
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GOLFERS START TOURNEY
REPRESENTATIVES OF TWO
CLUBS AFTER CITY TITLE
country Club or Virginia and Hermitage
'"if Club Have Men qualified
for Scn,i-IriunIs

Local golfers yesterday finished Tho
qualifying round i'll the city CHAMPION
ship match, which is being PLAYED on
the links or the Country club Of vir-
GINA and the Hermitage ,;olf club
-Four players qualified FOR the semi
hnais. which are 10 bc played during
the hrst half - this week
Those qualifying at the Country
Gun We're Douglas CAN. 81; A. l..
fawse. -, w ". Nculc. So: w. l..
Wood. 81 Tho hermitage reprcsen
ta'iNes a'e NJ. NJ. Mcclure. Sd: William
~. Palmer il, s.; X. r. Meade, s. and
NJ Peck, 81
by draw the first match. which viii
be played the ms, half Of the comma
week. will be n follows:
Country club: Cali vs. Neale. uaws.
". Wood
hermitage Golf Club: McGuir. ~
Palmer. Meade vs.. Peck
The winners in theS,> matches vii,
play tho latter half Of coming wael
ana the survivor at each club will re-
present his club in Il thirty-siy hole,
match TO bc played the following wees.
eighteen holes at each club. the dates
ana orncr al play II clubs TO be mu-
tuanN agreed upon b.. the two men
II the match should he tied at the end
OF thirty-siX holes the players viii
continue 10 play until a hole is won.
and the winner will be champion col-
FER o! Richmond. and in addition will
be given a very handsome silver vase
presented by Colonel James Branch.
an ardent golfer Of both clubs
On Thursday there viii lie an ejcn.
tccn-holc medal handicap tournament.
open 10 All women who are members
Of the Country Club of Virginia.
Prizes viii he given for the low gross
and first and second low net score
turned in.
Those who intend entering this iojr.
naincni should notify Mrs George War.
rent. and should. IL possible. hand in
two scores 10y "Wednesday. so that the
proper handicaps may he arranged
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-14
FIRST DRAG THIS SEASON
DEEP RUN HUNT CLUB HAS
HARD CHASE OF FIRST DAY
Hounds Follow Trail We'll md Pros
snects Are Dright-Dr. White
starts ThirtS-ScSenth lenr.

Club OF Virginia met yesterday after
noon at the Kennels for the first run OF
the season
Tho master Fred S. Campbell had
out sevcn and half couples of excel
lent looking hounds. which did splen-
did work, although the ground was ex-
ccptionally dry.
Az $50 the cast was made along the
nnen fields of Cary street Road. the
hnnIs picking up the i,ail autskly and
tongues. After crossing the street car
tracks. rail fence WAS encountered to
get into Williams's place. Both mount
and rider welcomed a check on the up
per end of Broad Street Road, after sew
eral miles OF heavy galloping stiffencd
by many fences and broad bitches.
The run vas about twelve miles. with
only four checks. and whep the club
grounds were reached the newly made
iohr ioos and half hurdles tested
the heart OF both horse and rider.
mar the pleasure of the evening.
The prospects for hunting this sra
son ~ exceptionally good since the
members arc very enthusiastic and tho
mounts are exceptionally fine animals.
Miss RueScr was the only woman rid :
ing tins * Mig Ruegers first year
IN the hunting field. and she is cordial
~ welcomed b. all.
one rider, who is looked upon with
great admiration is DIR. j. X WHITE.
This is DIR. Whites thirty-scvcnth wear
IN the hunting field. and even to-day
inc icnces never come too high or the
p;,ce too fast for him. Few can equal
him as an ail-around sportsman.
those riding We're:
Fred ;. Campbell. NJ. +. H.. or Lady.
Nicotine: Wilburn b. Sydnor twhip) on
E,thbie; John Aiken Branch (whip) or
iia.n Ru"Ecr on Jack Spratt. DR. j. a.
White or Rob Roy: l.. B. Sydnor on Joe
Mason; Ers kline ,Buford on Leesburg
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-14
WAKE FOREST WINS FROM
GALLAUDET IN LAST GAME
BpDtiSt> F'w.b Hume Season nv De-
fcntinS Washington rcnm-nllIInEs
Played Pretty t.ume al Quarter.

WAKE FOREST. y g.. November 10
Wake Forest defeated Gallaudet with
east to-day, IS 10 &. iii the last game Of
III. season OH the home grounds The
l:aptists scored in ever: quarter. using
the forward pass twice to cross Cal
bucks twice tiallaudets lone score
came in the second quarter when Clas-
sem went through the line for n touch
down.
Gallaudet really played a better game
than the score shows, for 1t had a won
derful drive in it's backficld Classem
fun back. and Marshall, half back
pierced the BAPTIST line again and
again for substantial gains the Bap-
lists cru:nblin@ before their attack
threatened. and only once We're they
able To cross the goal line
The outstanding feature of the game
was the playing of Billings. the Rap-
fist quarter back. He completely out
generated the tiallaudet eleven. and his
work on the offensive was the best Of
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-14
ARMY DEFEATS MAINE
Oiiphant AEnin Stars for West Point
Cndcts-scarcs Seventeen Points
While I'm Game.

WEST POINT. y. Y. November 49,
The Army won from Maine to-day. "a
10 0. in hard-fought game Tho visit
tors proved to he weaker than was OK
pcctcd. and the Army made many sub
stitutions throughout the game.
Oliphant, tho former Purdue star was
again the brilliant performer for the
Cadets. He WAS removed during the
third quarter 10 make room for sub
stttute, bur ut tho time OF his retire
ment, lie had tailed all OF the .army's
points. seventeen, 1T that period of tho
play. tsr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-14
TIE GAME AT ATLANTA
Ccorgin Tech and GeorRin University
Go to Draw on slippery
Field I'm Mud.

ATLANTA, GA. November l3.--On =
slippery field. inches deep III mud, and
il, drzZlirg rain. Georgia and Georgia
Tech played q acorclcss tic here TO
day.
Georgia outplaycd Tech throughout
and the ball was in Techs territory
most Of tho time.
Mother goal was endangered. except
near the end OF the first period, when
Georgia, aided bv Tech fumbles. car
ried the ball 10 Techs eight-yard line,
only TO lose II on q tumble.
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woonherry Eore-, heats Lynchhmrs.

ORANGE. VA. November l3.-Wood
berry Forest defcatcd I.ynchhurg High
School hero to.d day, j. to .. I.ynchhurg
was crippled ana overstrained and
could do little with the Woodbury. de-
Tense. failing TO make 4 single first
down: Long iuns by the Woodbury.
backfeld ran up the score. Jones. in
particular playing 4 brilliant game.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-14
Two Bad Grid Injuries

vAI.DOSTA. GA. November H.
HUFF Bnck Bitch, OF the Columbia
OF the brain, mud Walter Snmucis
had his leg broken with Mercer
University here to-day, in which
Coach j. u. Seiinrs, of Mercer, Also
played. Mercer won, ~ to q.
Bitch is unconscious, and physl-
clans say recovery Is doubtful.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-14
RirrcIe Rnce Ends.

BOSTON. MASS. November 13.---Alf
Grenda, of Tasmania. and Freddie Hill,
of Watertown, Mass. won tho tenth
annual six day bicycle race at the
Boston Arena Tonight. They covered
LAOS miles and one lap. Mcnamara
and Spears we're q close second.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-14
CUNTS GET INTO ACTION
Paramount Athletic C'ui, Defeats High
innd Snrin"s-':irphale Girls
lose by Zig score.

Highland Strings High school and
Paramount Athletic Club opened their
basketball seasons Yesterday at High
land Springs. The boys from Church
Hill were victorious by the score of
"a To >. TIL" game was preceded by "A
game between the Highland SPRINGS
girls and Glendale. with the former
victorious by a large score
Although thc Highland Springs bows
wcr" ou'wci"hcd they played Il nice
game. The game was married By u;,,
necessary roughncsS,
The work OF rcudleton. Barrett and
Quinn was tho feature Of the game.
'rhc lineup:
Gibson ...... left forward Sprancle
Barrett right forward $500. .Giliie
pendleton. .....-. center ..... ,CarNa"ich
Green....... left guard 800. Collins
Patterson, right guard ...... .ouinn
Sco"s-F \ ~. "a; II. : H. s. ..
Suhstitntions-I.ucl Goals from field
--,;ihSon. Barrett pcrdletou ~, Grneu
80. Patterson I?1. cnrvarich. Gillie.
Goals f"om foul-Perdl"ton go Snran-
gle. Referee. Miss Glenda'r. Tim" Of
halves. twenty minutes, Where played.
Highland Springs.
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The lineup

Cornell. Position w and Leg
Sheton .'...... LEFT end ....... Lard
Jameson .... left tackle ..... S"hultH
Miller. ...... left guard $500. Bryan
Cool. ...-..... center Iierotti
Anderson. right guard .. Bethel
Gillies. go. right tackle .lenico
Eckley. right end .... Harrison
{. Barrett. quarter back 80. Ra .ley
Collins. 80. left half back u. Barrett
Shiverick. right half back Sw"ctland
Mueller. ..... fun back .. Sorralls
Scoring by periods
tornciI ......# ........s,. J.: Ito
Washington and Lee. IL . 0-@i
Referee, +. w. Murphy, Brown. TIM
pire. W. a. Okcson, Lehigh. Field
Judge +. II. Giilender. PENNSYLVANIA
Head linesman. J. =. Mccarthy. Ger
mantown Academy. Cornell scoring
Touchdowns-C. Barrett, ; Collins.
Goals from touchdowns- c. Barrett, T.
WASHINGTON and Lee scoring: Touch
downs. Barrett. >: Swectland Goals
from Observation-Disclosures. :. Suhsti-
buttons: Cornell-Zander for shelton.
Eyerson for lander. Zandcr for Eek
ley, Welles for Jameson, snyder for
Miller. Brown for Cool, Carry for
Brown, Tilley for Anderson. Jewett for
Gillies, Schlichter for Collins. Hoffman
for Schlichter. Kleincrt for Mueller.
Washington and I.ee--t:raham for
schultz. SCHULZ. for Graham Moore for
Bryan, Dingwe.i for Moore, Remcy for
Harrison.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-14

DslllullenS: wake F0reSt=-Shaw for
oliver. Mcknight for Powell, Howell
Tor Carter Laneston FOR Mcknight.
Howell for Langston. Turner for IIar-
ris. Mcknight for Elackmond. Rowe for
Witherin2ton. Roblcy for Rowe. cal
laudct- Newman for Rockwell. Martin
for Burns. Rockwell for Newman. Ref
cree. simpson Baylor umpire. McNutt
Agricultural and Mechanical: head
linesman. Cadet. Wake Forest. Time
fifteen minutes quarters.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-14
'CAMECOCKs HALTED MAYER
SOUTH CAROLINA DEFEATED
BY TWO EARLY TOUCHDOWNS
N'rElnin's Star Back kept Well
Cofcrcd-No Scoring Done After
First Eight Minutes.

COLUMBIA. :. c.. November 10
Inc University OF Virginia defeated
the lhiNerSitr Of South Carolina here
this afternoon. - to o, the visitors
scoring two touchdowns in the first
eight minutes of play. one touchdown
ioliowcd poor pass for punt in
south Cnrolina'S territory. Eirgiuia's
other score came through straight
FOOTBALL Mayer. the Virginia star. was
so wei covered durin the game that
he was unable to get started with M
long runs. I'olger did most Of the
Groutd gaining for Carolina getting
away for runs OF twenty eight mo
thirty-ilNe yards. Carolina held Tor
downs or her own Vineyard line in the
third period.
After the FIRST period the ground
gaining was about equal between the
two teams berkeley. L.. Andcrson and
White starred for the visitors. while
the best work for tho home team was
contributed by Folger. Kerr. Laurer
and Surran.
Lineup:
Virginia. Position. South Carolina.
White. left end Squire
Moore left tackle Iaurer
II. Coleman, left guard. Mcmillan
nfowh. ........ center. Porter
Thurman. right guar Sayre
q. anderson right tackle. 80 Gong
Stillwell right end Moore
Berkeley. quarter back Surra,,
Mayer. ....... left half. .. FoIeer
T.. Anderson. right half..H. Going
Sparr. full back Kerr
Time Of quarters IL and IL minutes.
Ohiciais--t>trry (Georgetnwn), referee;
Van Metre. Kentucky state, umpire;
Holland. Clemson. hneman.
Virginia scoiing; Touchdowns
Mayer. SPAR. Goal from touchdown.
Mayer
Subs'itutious Observation-Disclosures for
H. Coleman; H. Coleman for Blakely:
Stuart for Moore: Boatwrigh, for Still
well; Silllwcll for Houtwrislt: poin.
dexter Tor Stillwell; Gooch for Berxe-
ley: T!Dpett for l.. Anderson; Pace for
SPAR: L. Coleman for Thurman. Soutl,
caroline-AIoriison for Sayi: Hampton
for Morrison; Erookcs for Moore: Clark
for Rrookes Crouch for Clark: War
ing Tor Squier. Simrel for III. Going.
Score By quarters:
Virginia .............l3 0 Ola
South Carolina ,.... o o. o
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liopcweil should make money for the
Virginia League. With the throngs Of
men employed there. the attendance
should be big. The shifts are so ar
ranged that thousands OF men are
through work for the day IN time 10
see the entire game.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-14

Richmond College lost to Hampden-
Sidney yesterday and the Tigers have
tidy lead for sectional honors. RAN
doiph- Macon will play tho Tigers in
Lynchburg on Saturday and IL will
BIO some clash. The Spiders still have
Il chance to tie for top honors.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-14

Unicla Is-sflughes. Y. p. T., refcres:
Witt. V. NJ. T.. umpire; Curry. David.
son. field judge. Touchdowns-Thur
man. Rugg and Cosby. Drop kick.
BuSg. Substitutions = Pendicton for
ralmore Rugg for Warren Aylor for
oliver. Mcllhaney for Amick. MiIburne
for Roden. Whittet for Privott. Robins
utes. #a
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-14

Virginia League magnatcs will meet
at Norfolk on Thursday TO take up tho
question of filling the vacancy caused
by the forfeiture OF the Petersburg
franchise last year. Hopewell is max
ing strong bid and may get tie fran
chse.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-14

1t is reported that 200 new stars
had been discovered Wonder II they
couldn't slip few 10 John McGraw
and Connie Mack.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-14

y CORES pendent wants TO know
which is the better player, i.ancast er.
OF Randolph Macon. or Thurman, Of
Buck Mayer
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-14

Washington and Lee really showed
more than did Virginia against Har-
ward. The Crimson, ii is true, did
not cross the Orange and Blue line.
but il must be remembered that tine
Harvard machine was not at its
height at that time. while Cornell Is
at the very apex of its seasons de-
vclopment.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-14

You never can tell, Johnny Ertle.
the new bantam champion, has the
face OF a cherubim but he fights like
the devil.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-14

Those favorins 4 game between Vir-
Sinla and Washington and Lee Will
now begin talking about it again. The
work OF the Generals shows conclu-
sively that Virginia has no right TO
claim the South Atlantic champion
ship while refusing to meet the Lex
iuGtonianS.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-02-28
MEX CHIEF SCARED,
CALLS OFF FIGHT
Commander at Tia Juana Feared Reb-
els Would Cross with Fight
Crowd and Shoot Him.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service. I
SAN DIEGO, Calf, Feb. 27.-The
Babe Picato-Frankie Kirk lightweight
fight scheduled for Sunday at Tia
Juana. Mex, has been called off. The
Mexican commander at the border
town was tolo several thousand per-
sons would flock over to see the bout
and he became frightened for fear
rebels would seek this chance to scat
across armed, overpower his fifty sol
diers, and bump him off. He demand
ed that the promoters use additional
soldiers to guard him.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-02-28
CONGRESS HAS
'4 MUCH TO FINISH
Will Probably Hold Continuous SEES
sion from Tuesday Morning :.
to Thursday Noon.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service
WASHINGTON, Feb. PA seeth-
ing cauldron of legislation-the worst
jam in many years-faced waning
congress tonight
With but three and half days re-
naming, the dying sixty-third congress
faced crush Of business almost I'M
precedented upon this, the last Satur-
day of its life. The extra session
DOGGY still spurred legislators, wear
led by almost two solid years continu-
Gus sessions, to frantic speed today
to clear the decks in a mad eleventh
hour stampede toward adjournment.
Almost every hour today new OBJ
stacles came in the path of adjourn
ment, but leaders declared confident
ly that all necessary business would
be cleaned up and an extra session
avoided.
Not until the last tap of the gavel
next Thursday noon and probably not
even then-will the question of an
extra session be settled, many MEM
bers declared. Both senate and house
enter Monday on the last lap of a
spectacular and grinding finale. Night
sessions have been ordered, possibly
continuous from Tuesday morning till
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-02-28
The Warsaw Gate City
Warsaw, ILL.,, Feb. Is, 1915.

On Tuesday, March o. 200 p M,
the Wythe w. C. T. U. will meet at the
home of Mrs. Eva McMahan.
Samples of what appears to be
gold sand, from bluff farm below
town. have been sent to the director
of the state geological survey at
Urbana, for test and analysis.
One of Warsaw's banks has over
s1,oo0.o0o on deposit; not so bad for
a little town.
Mrs. Mary I. Schaefer has returned
from a spring millinery trip to ST.
Louis.
Mrs. Earl Dennis and son, Creight-
on, of Hamilton. are visiting Mrs
Dennis parents, Mr.. and Mrs T.
Jackson.
Miss Fannie Ehle has returned from
the fashion show, Chicago
Truman Plantz, ST., attended
meeting of fraternal insurance attor-
neys, held in Chicago, the past week.
Miss Mira Robinson of Hamilton,
with her friend, airs. Joy Newman
Ward, from the Pacific coast, visited
cid scenes in Warsaw, Thursday. the
latter not having been here for ov3r.
thirty years.