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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-02-02

Santu Fe, y. NJ. Feb. THE leg
islatiNe committee of the New Mex
ico Bankers association II In session
IN santa Fc today for the special
purpose OF consulting with the bank
ing committees of the two houses of
the assembly upon a new general
banking law which 1t II hoped may
be enacted during The present session.
Portions Of the law which will bo
proposed, probably as a senate COM
mittee measure, were offered at the
last legislative session, and passed the
enate only to meet the fate Of many
other important bills. hat of burial
In the c1pacious pockets Of the house
managers. Better luck IN hoped tor
the bin now IN preparation
Among the bankers here are u u
Jones. president of the First National
bank Of Tucumcari president of the
committee. G. y. blackwell. presi'
dent 81 the First National bank oi
Ration: j. NJ Cunningham, president
of the san Miguel National bank col
East Las Vegas. ana j. y Herndon.
president Of the state National BANK
Of Albuquerque
The legislature will have offered II
I'd bllt providinl for the creation II .
sepnratc office OF state bank exam
,ncr. the duties OF bank examiner be-
inr now coupled with those uf th'
travelling auditor
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-02-02
TRY A HERALD WANT AID

The most wonderful thtEg N The world
II love expressed IA the helpless infant
And among those aids and comforts for
expectant mothers Is the well known
"Aiother's Friend
This Il an external application 20
enable The abdominal muscles to become
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undue pain from tho strain upca corda
and iigamcnis.
IL almost every settled community are
women vino have enioyed the blessing Of
this famous remedial and helpful embro-
Gallon. Their daughters have grQSu up
~ learn % is splendid assistance,
Applied as directed upon those muscles
involved Il soathsa tho huo netw Ri Of
nerves with whlch all tho muscles 0rs
supplied. Thus a ertut share "a the pains
40 much dreaded may b. avoided and tho
period Of expectancy passed thevveh Ia
ease n c%orafort.
Anything thle adds 40 much comfort
must be- counted as n blessing indeed.
IN a little book sent by mail much use
ful i~nformatinn Is eieen 10 lnexresleucei
mothers. IL tells how % use Mothers
Friend'' and how % avoid caklng breasts.
Get a bqtlle today and wtito ~ BOOK 10
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AAHME
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-02-02
State Chairman Follows Call
For Committee Gathering
With Invitation to Party
Men Throughout State.
A OF THE R
TO BE THE MAIN TOPIC
Active Democrats All Over
New Mexico Asked to Par
tioipate in Get Together
Gathering on the Thirteenth
Estate Capital bureau
(of Evening Herald.
t3f DE Vargas Hotel.

Las Cruces. n NJ. Feb. Follow
lng h eau issued Saturday by D..
H. Paxton. chairman Of the state
Democratic committee. for a meeting
Of the committee In Santa Re on sat
urday, February ~, Mr.. Paxton to-
day mailed to active Democrats In all
parts of New Mexico an urgent invi-
tation 60 40 Ia santa p on h 18th
and participate In the conference.
which Is TO be made a s"et-together
meeting In the widest sense OF the
term. The Invitation to Democrats
10 Join In the committee meeting was
carried In o letter mailed today,
which follows:
Las Cruces. y. NJ, Jan. 80.
Dear Sir a meeting Of the Demo-
cratic state central committee has
been called 20 be held at santa Fe.
N. NJ, on Saturday. February 10.
1915, al 10 O'Clock q M. to consider
the STATE of the party.
The condition Of the party organ-
izatiOn In the state and the various
q parts thereof demands immediate ana
thorough consideration. IL W. are To
do anything for New Mexico IN the
future. existing differences must be
threshcd out and ~reconciled or obvi-
atcd in some manner
An Democrats Interested In the
party welfare and NuL IN particular
are urged 20 attend and participate
IN this ~get-together meeting We are
an Democrats. and u is our right and
duty 10 be- heard In party councils
uCh as this.
! respectfully insist upon your at
tendance n assistance. and request
that you induce others t. come.
! am very truly yours,
J. n. PAXTON.
w. State Chairman
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-02-02
MANY MINE WORKERS
FACE MURDER CHARGE
IN COURTS

walsonhurg. Colo, Feb seven
members ~ the United Mine Worker
OF America are IN the count, IAN here.
having been arrested ON grand Jury
bench warrants, charging murder on
one or more counts growing out "i
the strike disorders la the Walsen-
burg district prior tu the arrival oi
the federal troops last April the
men In custody are charles Wo"tton'
Arthur wootton. Mike Savago James
O'NeiI and Garfield Miller, strikers
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-02-02
BANKERS WILL URGE
NEW GENERAL
BANK STATUTE
Legislative Committee of the
State Bankers Association in
Santa Fe to Consult With
Banking Committees.

Estate Capital Burcau
tOf Evening Herald.
t5I DE Vargas Hotel
santa lc, y. NJ. Icb. 2.-Thc
legislative committee OF the state
bankers association this morning
placed their approval upon a hill
which II to Ic introduced Ia the
legislature az once. constituting
practically u rewriting of the
banking laws at the state.
The bill in essential details l.
the same ~ that PASSED nv the
scntc at the last session hut
which failed Ia pass the house.
u will he introduced probably
this afternoon on Tomorrow.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-02-02

ANY skin itching r. "a temper tester.
The more you scratch the worse u
itches. Doan's Ointment Is FOR piles.
eczema-any skin Itching. zoe AZ all
drug stores.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-02-02

Tho DAYS Of making brick by hand
are No more. ELECTRICITY Is now *
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-28

list Church vs.. Richmond College. at
Howitzcrs
Friday Dcccmbcr l7--Barto
Heights vs.. McCiill Union, nj lIowitzcrs'
Thursday, January 6--Sccond Bap-
list Church w. Mc,:ill Union, at How
tiers.
Friday. January 7-Harton Heights
vs.. Richmond College. at Grays
Thursday. January l3--Second Bap-
tist Church vs. Barton Heights. at
iiowitzers
Frida% January li-Rich,nond col
lesc vs.. McGi.l Union. at Grays'.
Saturday. January 22-S3cond lsao-
tist Church "a. Richmond College. at
Grays'.
saturday. January 22-Barto
Heights vs.. McGill Union. at Mc(;ills'
city Lcnguc.
saturday. December Merchants
National Bank ~. Y. NJ. II. A.. at Me
Giis'
Monday. December G--Eiishland Park
vs.. Y. NJ {. 4. at y. NJ G., a. ,' a. ="
Tuesday. December 7-IIirhIard
Park vs.. Y. NJ. II. a.. AT McGilis'.
Saturday, December ll-Merchants'
National Bank vs. Y. NJ. G. a.. a: Nc
ellis
Monday. December Highland
Parh rs. Merchants National Bank, at
y. NJ G. A.
Monday December l3--r. N H. A.
VIZ. y. NJ {. ~. at Y. NJ. &. ~
Friday. January T-AIcrchants' Ma
uonai Bank w Y. NJ. II. A.. at How
tiers.
Monday. January lo--Iiighland Park
VS. Y. NJ. H. A.. At Y. NJ {. \.
Monday, January I0--Mcrchants' Ma
i"nal Bank rs. Y. NJ. G.. y. At Y NJ
G. ~
SATURDAY.. January 2"-iIish!aud
.hrk VS.. Merchants National Bank, a,
Blues.
Saiurda:. January oc--Y. VI. c. \. vs..
Y. NJ H. ~, at Blues.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-28

- oh'ihned from First Page. Section ~
perry going. and the players of both
teams Kept their footing in II re.narka-
bi" manner
While the play was Of the usual hard
character that marks the Hnnua! meet
in% of the two service clcvcns il was
extremely clean throughout, ana the
pest OF feeling prevailed among The
players
The victory OF the Soldiers to-day
WAS the third consecutive one in aa
many years and pat West Point in the
lead III the series which began in 1890.
since that year twenty games HAY.
been played between tn" two acade -
mics. and the count stands to-ni-ht
ten games 10 nine in favor OF the
Cadets with ono match-that Of 1906. a
tic The lineup:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-28
THIS TEAM is EASY TO PICK
,Con,irued from FRS, Page

The former is a long. ran2y player OF
enormous strength and agility. lie
stops anything aimed at his position,
and opens UP regular subway holes for
the backs. Ramsey on Gohblcr Day.
won his spurs. lis getting Town under
punts was the prctticst work seen here
IN years. while he was worth two men
otherwise on the defense
II. Coleman. Of Virginia. and Barron.
Of Georgetown. are pair %; guards
worthy Of any machine. The former
piiotcd Virginia over the rough places
in the hardest schedule Il Southern
team has had in years. lie WAS under
every play, and handled his man III
every game in which he started. Bar.
ron is Il veteran OF Eour years cN-
pcrience with the Hilltopi,ers> ana is
the peer Of any lincsman turned out
by the Blue and Gold in years.
Many persons would like to see
Tandy, the brilliant Tarhccl ccutcr. yet
recognition at center. but his work
this season was below that Of previous
years. Ills Kicking helped Carolina,
but on such team this feature
would NOT be necessary. Brown did
not show up to any great advantage
in any Of In" big games. except against
Vanderbilt picrotti. who il given the
place. not only did hi: full share in
every game he started. hut against
Cornell he earned his mark In that
game. according to all accounts. H.
handled Cool. the all-Amcricau choice,
without difficulty. lie played all over
him. PicTotti Is u veteran griddcr.
and his passing. as we'll as defensive
work, was great.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-28

when they promise that the silver
trophy that represents the champion
snip VIII adorn the case that contains
'heir numerous symbols of athletic
prCwess.
The election OF Il captain for the i?lG
Team was not held last night as was
announced. Some of the men ar. prob
ABBY not eligible TO vote, for none OK
ccp, Inc mcn that have earned their
letter ny participating in the recuire,;
number of games can vote There
WAS not sufficient time TO go over rho
RECORDS TO see that ell who may be
ehtltleu to cast his ballot ~as not
overlooked or neglected
The announcement was made tl,ot tbo
ie''"er LOT next year would be- elected
tuesday Of this week
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-28
BATTLE TO SCORELESS TIE
Ccoa,inuod from First ragc.,

coatinuod from First PagcD
Jackets again puntcd across the goal.
Cosby circlcd left end for eleven
Yards. Sanford hit the RICH, side OF
the line for another six. Five yards
we're deducted for onside. Wickc,
made first down with an eight-yart
skirt Of right end. Sanford twice In
succession for six wards Robins was
injured and replaced by Mcneil Cosby
started III" up-hcld march with n
'.N".N"rd gain. and added four more.
tumble lost one yard and Then an
aerial flip failed. giving the Ashland
crs the ball on their furry yard line
fos', OH double pass. got twelve
yards. ana scott, on triple pass
added six yards. A.l,ass Lancaster TO
scott. got twcmtN-ihreo Yards Yos,
got five yards through center Privott
stopped Richardson Yost made il frs,
down, with eight yards to 80 and one
minut" t" play. The first play 90,
four yards. Captain Coburn saved tn"
day bS crashing through the line. when
u" nailed Lancaster for Il seven yard
loss. The quarter ended without
score, but the Jackets we've within good
striking distance Of the goal.
The Spiders Kicked off in the second
half cogbill got the ball and ran it
back twenty yards 10 tho fOr;y-yar,i
mark. Yost took five on an end run.
and til" Spiders got the bali on a FUN
bic
sanford hit the line 10: eleven yards
and Cosby SKINNED tackle for i've
yards. Wicker lost the distance on an
attempted end rum The Jackets
N""ar"d forward pass Richmond
kicked hui Was offsidc. They kicked
md one OF their own men rcll on the
paii. after, IL seemed To the spectators
that a iackc, had touched the bali.
Trc spiders were pcnaIizcd however
Randolph Macon pUntcd. aud .iac Cos
hN brought II back thirty yards
! through the Jacket team. The Spiders
then had the ball on the twenty. i've.
yard line.
ron and Wicker made six Yards on
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-28
Football Season Claims
Toll Of Sixteen Lives
Fhtniitics Were Confined Chiefly 10
EiSFcn" Without Rcni SyHtcm
Oh PhyAicUl Training.

CHiCAGo. November .S.-i'Uot-
I'M. ci"imcd sixteen lives during the
today. Last year the totnl ,yns nn..
less: Not u single death ,yns re-
corded IN amy Enmc I'm which the
p,nEers were known to he trained
physfcally, ms we'll us mentniIy fnr
the severe test,
In most cnses those who lost their
HScs were members of hfgI, ncIiOOls.
semipro and prairie clevcns, ,ybrrr
there liz little or no system of DI,y.
steal training. In the yeuE'. TOT,
four players were nfteen yenrs nf
aSc or under, one being only eleven
years old. -Four Uc them were ,,,I~.
seventeen years old. while tho others
ranged Ga twcnty-onc. yenra. Only
three had college affiliations. and In,
one of these cRScN It WINS snfd TINT
nm unnecessary tackle killed the
player.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-28
BASKETBALL SEASON NEXT
FEDERATION COMMITTEE is
THROUGH WITH ITS TASK
ADOPTS Playing Rules and Arranycs
Schedules for -Four Leagues
Under Its Control.

Frank IT, Rowe. chairman OF the cent
! mi'tee appointed hy the Richmond
Amateur Athletic Federation, to ar
:ai::c ienGuca and schedules for the
local basketball season. has completed
The task ana forwarded the recon- .
mNndation of tile committee to the fed
Grafton officials
The recommendations follow:
We recommend that the rules as
adopted by rules committee rcure-
setting the Young Mems Christian Asso-
citation. Amateur Athletic Union and
National Collegiate Athletic Associations
he adopted. with the exception OF Eulc
=. section ,. and that that section be
amended TO read "a player may leave
ia" game during the first half of TIA"
game and rc-cntc! the game in the see
on" half but II player may not be taken
out during the first half and allowed To
rc-"itcr during the same half nor NAV
h, lac taken out durim" the second half
ana allowed TO play later in the see
ono half
That every organization be REQUIRED
10 pay thciI dues I'm advance to tho
treasurer. j. :. liaw, First National
Rauk, before December p 1915 That
every club must register all mon who
are 10 play with them on or before Fri
day December 3, 1915, and that no
m;ih VINO IL not registered be allowed
To play until registered
NO player 10 compete with his team
IN amy post season, championship or
TIC "1mcS, unless he has been rc,;stcrc1
on or before December u, 1917. and
mas played in. at least, "a part Of too
i"aGuc games.
The icarucs TO all start on Friday
i'etSmh"r ; 1915, and close on Sa,ur
dty, January 30. 1915.
mat q small admission fee he CHARGED
FOR games.
Schedules Of the teams playing in
ia" basketball leagues under rho
. lti''m"nd Amateur Athletic Fedora.
ton. season l9lJ-lG
Federation League.
Friday, December }. lnl5-Blues rs.
'hurch iiill Athletic Club. at blues
.\rmory.
saturday. December 1. I9l5-uowit
5ers VS.. FairnIount y. G., at lIowit
GERS Armory.
fr'day' December 10 Blues vs.. Fair
mount y. a.. at ;uus'
H",nrdMy; December l"--Eucs VS.
'hufch iIill y. G., ut HowiiZcrs'
Thursday. December lG--EairInount
vs.. church iiili y. c.. n; fiowitzcrs'
FRIDAY. December 1T--Blucs VS. How
i'H"r". at I:lucs'.
rhursdaE. january &. loi6--slucs
~. church Hill y. c., at I!owitzcrs..
fr.H"N. January '-Fairmount ~ g..
V. 'iowiizers. 1t Blues.
Thursday. January l3-Fairmount A
c.. vs.. Hlucs. at IIowitzcrs'
Friday. January li-Church Hill A.
Z" vs., h"witAers. at Elues
Wednesday. January l9-Blucs vs.
H"wiiZars. at liowitzcrs'.
FRIDAY, January Paramount VS..
Church IIill y. c.. at Blues.
Military League:
saturday. December 1, lal5-Blucs
vs.. Signal Corps, :it Grays' Armorv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-28

two plays and Sanford made first
down. Cosby chcwcd off three yards.
and l'on got the same on Il center play.
Wicker made ii n scant first down
eight yards from the goal The Spid-
ers were pcnalizcd fifteen yards Wicker
came back ten OH and end run. Dun
ham. on II tackle around. got i've. and
Cosby brought tho ball to thu, three
yard l'nc where the Spiders had to
surrender II to the Ashlandcrs The
Jackets kicked to tie forty-hvc-yard
line.
Cosby started the next parade with
Il three yard gain. and big Cater got
three more. Tho Spiders failed to ma Ike
the necessary distance and again Ran
doip!- Macon took the ball. Rodcn got
toSbill for a loss on an end sweep.
Randolph Macon puntcd immediately
at the start OF the final period The
ball went 10 the college fvrty-tivc-
yard line. Cosby split tackl. FOR five.
ana Durham sna'chsd away eight more;
Cosby again hit tackle for three, ana
then circicd left end for eight yards
Sandford got four. but thu Jackets
stopped Cosby. Wicker was thrown for
= siN-yard loss by Christian. y for
ward pass was hzzled and Randolph
Macon took the ball twenty-sc
yards from their goal. Tho Spiders
threw coED:ll for II loss. AMI Lancaster
fumblcd and recovered. Co:hIll made
four yards around left end ana tn"
Jackets We're forced to kick The ba
was out Of bounds in tho center Of the
field.
The Jackets stopped the frs, try.
Pitt, who replaced pof. gained two
yards through center Wicker got OF
his first complete PASS TO Pitt for four
yards II WAS 50 low the receiver fell
in his tracks. The Spiders i,icked TO
witnir three yards of the goal. ami
randolph Macon puutcd. Richmond
College then had the bali on the thirty
yard line.
Wicker dropped the nrs, pass but
recovered it without loss. Cosby was
downcd f"r II ivc-yard loss by tease
ley. Wicker unsucceSSfully PASSED TO
Cosby. Another Hip failed. ana it was
the Jackets bail.
The Jackets tried two plays with a
two yard gain From n pivot formation
Gost took the bali through the line
for seven yards. Lancaster made first
down. fns; puncturcd the line for
seven yards. The Spiders spilled the
next attempt and ruined II forward
pass. Richmond drew Il penalty OF half
the distanc" 10 their goal. putting thu
Jackets twenty yards from tho limo.
placement kicked failed. ana the
game ended without a score.
The l.nr-lu
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-28

The bush Leagues and the iudcpcnd-
cnts continue 10 come in with strike
out records that ar" unusual The
latest reported Is said To- have been
made by pitcher named BroWSn, who
working Tor III" Allison. y. NJ team
against the Fort Defiance. AriZ. Indian
school team. struck out twcnty-two
men in nine innings and did not give u
pass or hit At bat*nan. Ii is THIS con
trail that lnaEos his performance really
remarkable.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-28
Cleanse The Blood
Danish Rheumatism

elnedy

we'll il
Who ,clcyc
II
u u the ldlhad
to
"puory
q ma srcmcd
u do he'd the bondfe
and with the
s.
IN s. at once
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-28

George Mor!artys release by Detroit.
II Is said. was at his own request He
plans TO manage II minor league team
but VIII not be definite in saying
where: IT Is known. however. that had
me Mike nn-Dctroit deal gone
through for the Atlanta Southern
League club. Moriarty would have been
Installed as playing manager, with Finn
looking after the business end.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-28

ban has been put on the Whoeliut.
territory until IL pays old oblira,ions
and the city viii not be In buschni,
next year unless II pays up \ CON
cession WAS made last spring, tim.
nclhg given to pay old accounts, but
the season went along with no pay
m.nts and the baseball authorities lost
patience. II also is announced that
Arch l;cilly has resigned as manager of
the Wheeling team.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-28

christy Mathcwson. according tn In.
NV "rk specialist who thinks he can
ny MIN up, iS suffering from "A CON,
plant similar to that which laid Nan
fucker out last spring. The medir.,i
men call ii subdcitoil- bursitis Lis,
what ii IL. ordinary bail PLAYERS do M,
know. but both Matty and Rnctcr
Know That II hurts like blazes. ana
mat AN arm afflicted with It is no good
at all -" 9''''
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-28
SOLDIERS SEEM MORE
NMriiiBIn;s THAN SALOONS

o,i,n.~, a. ''''"N
~. ,,.1, -, '' inc points for
and WILMA, .,''''' Do'h to"ehdowms
do,.,. ~ o"'S from touch
Jus "'S' Gam" against
,,,...,i,, ~" army cadet is not
w. .,i,o, I''''' ".S "'s' year AH"in*t
,,n,,..a ""' u. 'hr"c years AZ
"S '"'"'i "* an all
-, '"' w" ears
"a. -'".'s S'"i't" =" !iNe lat" and
~" '.o' "H" unlIi long "ftcr tho c'cc-
''c 't"iS h'"nE the IT. tracks were
f'o" 'h- 'hI"u3i ~" maze
'' NV" army football squad
'"'h' on inc S"prN Neid and ran through
signals in n damp, dispiritcd manner.
and soon afterwards the Army su,d.,,.
came SWINGING INTO tl,,. cn,i,.,,,., -,
hind .bei- HIND r,,iy $780,,
real cr,r,s5..s "r ''o''e
,no rri1t,o upon
VIVA 'h'""Gh lew cNo-
'"'''''S "'''- ''''" nae" 'nI" tn" section
OF '"e t'"f" h"1'ad ri"nt ncld
A"i'ii't' i's. years star Of the Amy
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-28
LINEUP or TEAMS
~ tRMS-\tSY GAVE

Triton tor Rcdticld, Knight for Jones'
Goodman for McI,wau. Holmes for
Mcacham, Parker for WcNdud TuiIv
for Ncyland Mitchell for Ford Uogc
for Coffin: Navy. ElodGctt for Von
lIcinibcrE. jackson for Johnson. Miles
for Davis, Orr for Miles Touchdowns-
Oliphant, .. Goals from touchdowns-
Oliphant. .. Rcfcrce-W. s i.angford
Trinity. Umpirc-Fred w Murphy,
Brown. Field judge. 4. Evans, Will
liams. Head linesman-Carl s Mar
shall. Harvard. Time of periods-Fif-
teen minutes
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-28
PRESIDENT WAS NEUTRAL
ARMY OFFICERS OF FUTURE
DEFEAT SHIP COMMANDERS
WiiNon stands Barchca.Icd ia Rain
While Bind Plays star SpnnEIcd
Banucr-Ni;dhic. Dow ned.
ny DAMON nUNYoN.

DN DAMON HUNNON.
NEW YORK. November 27.-Way up
yonder ut the outer edge of Harlem. on
up beyond the tcnemcnts 10 where the
Polo Grounds sprawl between the
odorous old river and the cliffs. 81 band
suddenly strucK up The Star SparSlcd
Banner" this afternoon.
lain was falling at the moment, II
was cold rain. 1t WAS a steady. in
sistcnt rain II came in strigh, lines
from the clouds |; was II winterish
rain. and penetrating. and it beat down
upon the heads o! some T. 900 people
II was a rain TO guard aSains, with
wraps and shelter. but the instant the
stratus OF The star Spaneled banner"
lifted into the mu,:Gy air the $4,000
people rose 20 their feet and at icas;
half the crowd barred their brows to
tho drizzliuI rain. rha' was the mas
culinc haif-gri2aled ola army and
navy officers. and government officials
and miliionaires ana plain citizens.
anu tho like--thc men Of the crowd
And The FIRST man 10 remove his hat
was Woodrow Wilson. President OF the
United states. II was = tile hat. one
Of the few tile hats in the :Sscmblage.
Steruly neutral. as always lie. stood
with the rain falling upon his thinning
gray locks and N" stood. too. until the
hand had ceased Beside him stood
the lady WHO - presently 10 be the
first lady OF tho land, Mrs Norman Gait,
OVERLOADED YOU NGSTERs
on norm SIDES or FIELD
behind the commander III chief OF
the army and the navy rose Il tier Of
black ovcrcoItcd lads, who Will one
day boss the wHr%hip$ that go down
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-28

Rich. COL Position. R-M
l'riNott. ...... left end ..... .thristian
Durham. left tackl" ..... Iiopkin
Coburn. left guard 800. Morton
Cox. .......... center -. .Scntt. Il. &.
carter. ..... right guard -. iica Scl"y
Eobnns...... right tackle 80. iludnoll
Rodcn.. ....... right end Scott. w. Il.
Wicker. quarter back ..I.anCaStrr
i'off ...... lc:t half back ....... Y"st
Cosby. ri.;h, half hack .Corbili
Sanford. ... full back Richardson
summary: Substitutions--Iit for
f"n. MrNe!! for Robins. Roscniurc for
RcasClcy, Norman for Rosfnburg.
officials: Hughes. V. Il. L.. referee;
Witt. V. VI. J., umpire. Time of periods
Fifteen minutes.