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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-02
Clarence Jackson
Leads In Tourney

Chicago, III, Dec. 2.-De ORC. Of
New York. gained a tie for second
place in the national three-cushiou
billiard Championship tournament
Wednesday by defeating Maupome Of
Milwaukee, so to %, in 50 innings.
De Oro's high run was five.
De ORC now shares second place
with Johnny Layton, each having won
seven and lost two games Clarence
Jackson Of Kansas City leads with
seven victories and one defeat.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-02

slstent gains and he also had the
menace OF the educated toe TO compel
respect from opponents
HorWcen proved his versatility
when he was taken from the
center position and switched to
fullbacss where lie Instantly made
good As n line nlunEer he Is one
of the most consistent ground
gamers we have ever seen and
HIS work on defense Is rs nearly
perfect as Il could be. The fact
that he IS fast for a big fellow,
keeps HIS feet wei, uses excel
lent Judgment In picking holes
and kicks field goals with power
and accuracy gives him the edge
on other fullbacks.
Big Tim Callahan. captain and
guard Of the battered Yale team. viii
live long In the memory OF eastern
football fans It was Callahan's ill-
luck TO captain a losing team two
years in succession, but 10 was no
fault Of his that Yale failed against
her ancient rivals.
Had the Yale team as a whole
played football as Callahan played IL
consistently all season yale would
have been victorious over both
Princeton and Harvard. such was the
excellence Of Big Tins work IN the
line.
No, they viii not forget Tim Gala
han, Lourie, H0rW5en or Buell..
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-02
WILLARD READY
TO BOX CHAMP
AT ANY TIME
Former Titleholder Who De
feated Jack johnson Says He
Is Ready For Dempsey.

Lawrence, kan Dee 2--Afrer rs
tening TO a dispatch from New York
stating he had signed a contract to
meet the winner Of the forthcoming
Dsmpsey-Brennan fight. Jess willard,
former worlds champion heaTyIFe lgtlE
boxer. stated his signature had been
in the hands OF Tex Richard, pro-
moter, for some time but this haq
not been announced penang rece-pt
Of the signatures Of the other par
ties
Il am feeling fine. am in good con
ditfon and expect 10 give ny oppo-
neut a run for his money, Whether ne
be Dempsey or Brennan N lllarl
said. II have been doing q little Light
training lately with Jack kempr OF
Caspar, TTyo., who has been with me
for q number Of years
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-02

Il f. within the power Of the pro-
moters 20 take the battle TO Mex
leo. Cuba or Canada but In the
event OF 4 change the chances are
that Havana would be favored It
is possible that Charles B. COch-
ran who g. interested with Tex
Rlckard and VIVA. A. Brady, might
induce his partners to cross the
Atlnutfc and hold the title event
In dear old "Luuncn.n That is
where the prices could be jumped
without fear OF any great kicks
and che French spirtsmeu would
cross the channel in dr0Fes 10
visit London and back their idol.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-02

st. louis, No., Dec. 2.-The marks
manshlp OF the contestants in the
middle west bowling tournament
picked up Wednesday, although the
leaders we're not disturbed J. FrevVer.
St Louis, led the singles with go.
taking fourth place in the singes
The TOD mark in the doubles was
1ll4, turned IN by ]. Yerkes and G.
RautenberE, OF St Louis.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-02
SPORTSMAN AND
VET" ATHLETE
DIES ENGLAND
William Grenfell. Leading Brit
ISL Athletic Booster Dies
SuddenIv IN London.

London. Ems Dec 2--Bar0n Des-
borough died suddenly Wednesday
night while making q speech at q
dinner at Birmingham, according TO
the London Times.
Baron DeEborough civilian Henry
Grenfell) vas one Of the worlds best
known sportsmen- IN early life he
was a famous oarsman- Later he was
identified with The national In
rercoileEiate EaleeEand with Olympic
games, represenLLGg England at a
meeting OF the International com
mittee in 1871 He was president Of
the Britiz3I olympic council iu 1872
Baron Desbor9ugh was born in 1855
lie served as president OF the London
chamber Of commerce and Of the Brit
ish imperial council OF commerce
Among his exploits were game hunt
ing in many parts Of the world;
sH inning twice across the Niagara
and stroking an eight across the
English channel; he won the Epee
military tournament in 19Q4-06 and
held the puntiug championship OR
three years. He played on the Har-
row eieVen- represented oxford in
the three mile race against cam
bridge in 1875 and rowed on the OK
lord crew against Cambridge in 1877.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-02

Los Angeles, Calf, Dec. 2.--Gavvy'
Cravath has signed a contract here
70 manage the salt Lake City team Of
the Pacific Coast league during the
1871 season. 10 was announced We'd
nesday night by president Lane, Of
the Bees. Cravath was manager OF
the Philadelphia Nationals last sea-
son
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-02

Williams OF Philadelphia; Nicholson.
Barbara. Whitfield and Bighee Of Pitts
burg: Holke and Boeckel OF Boston;
Johnston, Ward and Wheat OF Brook
lyns Terry. Elacz, Hollocher, Hendrix
and Merkls Of Chicago; Neele, Rari-
den, Daubert kopf, Rath and Luoue
OF Cincinnati. and Hornsby and
Clemens Of St. Louis.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-02
TEAM
VCTORS OVER
THE TERRIERS
Johnny Duffy Avoids Shutout
For Cavalry When He Boosts
Fed Goal 4S Yards.

Showing its usual aggressive style
Of attack, the SGD field artillery foot
ball eleven Wednesday afternoon met
and defeated the Seventh cavalry
r5Eimental team az Fort Bliss by the
score Of TO 8. The Terriers avoided
a shutouL. when Johnny Duffy booted
a field goal from the z8 yard line at
one stage Of the game
Bush made the one and only touch
down Of the game. Both eleTens put
up a sCrappy battle, and The result
was in doubt until the last minute OF
the game. so closely was the affair
Contested
The lineups follow;
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-02

Urbana, MS. Dec. Paul Prehen,
wrestling Instructor at the University
Of Illinois and winner OF the inter-
allied middleweight championship. de-
feated Cal Farley. Of Humboldt, Mimi
A. T. II. middleweight champion, in
straight falls here Wednesday night.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-02
STATE NATIONAL BANK

Capital, Surplus a Profits $50. gOG.OG
Interest Paid On Savings Aerounts.
c. R. Morehend, President.
Joseph MnEoffin, Nlce-Presideuf.
C. n. Bassett. Vice President.
George D. Fiory. Vire-President.
r. w MeAfee, Cashier.
G. NJ Nebeker, Assistant Cashier.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-02
TIGER ELEVEN
LEAVES SOON
FOR TUCSON
EI Paso Students Who Clash
With Phoenix High School
For Championship Ready.

Coach Luther Coblentz and his en-
tire Tiger crew are 70 leave Fl Paso
Friday morning fer Tucson, where thu
football eleven Is TO play the Phoenix
high school for the championship Of
the southwest Arrangements for the
game were made wednesday morn
ing
Coach John r. 1rcEale. o. the Ari-
IONA university. is IN charge OF ar
rangements for the game Re VIII
probably referee The contest while
Asa Porter, assistant mentor OF the
varsity eleven. VIII be umpire and
field judge.
Coach Coblentz plans to take along
the entire regular Tiger team, which
has been working daily in anticipa-
ton OF the game
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-02

around star. He q nearly a. good
n defensive player ns he r. on
offeuEe and his work in every big
Princeton game was an outstaud-
ing feature.
Charley Buell.. who halls from
Hartford. Conn. and whose work in
handli-g the forward pass and boot
ing field goals won him recognition
as HarVard's brightest star. has al
ready emblazoned his name In Har-
vard-Yale records. His two field
goals against Yale and the manner in
which he handled the big Crimson
team won him enough glory to last
the average football player life
time
HOrFFeen a Wonder.
Arnold Horween. The Crimson cap
tain, starred in every game played by
Harvard this year as a ground
gamer With owen and Churchill he
Dlowed Up the enemy lines for con-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-02

H. C. OF COLE HIGHER
New York, Nov. 30.-Al the big
golf clubs in this district have in
creased their dues. Some have jumped
200 per cent
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-02

Referee. Cheshire. Eighth cavalry
MAJ. Bergman. Eighth cav
airy. touchdown. Bush. goal from
touchdown Efrlzsev; field goal Duffy
substitutes. Lackev for Michaud
Neager for Barnes. Bush for kfrksey:
Bailey FOR J. Snyder.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-02

Hughey Jennings, as McGraE7' 8
lieutenant, viii help along the rivalry
business quite niftily-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-02

Baseball n Boston. to be enabled %
regain It's pristine glory. requires
some such local Inspiration It may
be . LannE tlouElL-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-12
SUNDAY BLUE LAWS" BILL
| RETURNED TO COMMITTEE
Public Hearing on House Measure
Will Be Hcld This Afternoon
at 4 O'Clock.
OPPOSED BY RURAL DELEGATES
Norfolk Representative Says Amend
mcnt Will BE Made to Satisfy
Country Lcgislators-Givcs Cities
Right OF Control.
opposed BY RURAL DELEGATES

Public. hearing on the Wilcox Bos
chen chen 6iil to ALLOW Gity Councils TO de,
be enforced, Will be held in the House
this afternoon beginning at o'clock.
Following "a spirited debate. the lower
branch. by a vote Of i6 TO 26. yester-
day afternoon voted TO reconsider the
measure. which WAS killed when it
Delegate Garter. OF Hanover. one of
those who voted against the bill last
we woeE nh moved I'd to 2,o1s r.oonsidsr the vote
gross tho measure to it's third read
ing. The motion precipitated flood
OF debate, the rural 7eleEatss arguing
against the measure was led by Dele
gate Bonduan'. of Prince Edward.
Delegate @scsea seacham mkes Of ApIsna hasmo,a CO.
patron of the bill. made an earnest
appeal in its behalf. lie directed at
the one city in Virginia where the
sunday closing law is enforced
Major Gibson. delegate from Gull
OF the bill if its advocates consented
to It's recommitmcnt. To this Mr.. Bos-
chen agreed.
Delegate. Cherry. o: Norfolk. argued
for reconsi Iteration. RE approved the
recommi,al suggestion, stating he was
e9niident .n5in,1 -, The he, committee would SO
relief and, at the same time. remove
all objections on the part Of the coun-
Ky representatives.
Stngc Verbal Tilt.
verbal tilt, such as are becoming =
frequent in The House. between Dele.
gates Cherry and ~arper, OF Rock
ingham was prccipitated when the
latter interposcd:
i submit there is principle at
stake here. AS the bill now stands.
~ throws the gates wide open. We
cannot discuss the bril- on the merits
OF the proposed amendments"
The senior delegate from Norfolk
promptly challenged him with:
DO you mean to f5Sinuate the rep
resentations we have made regardtnc
me me proposed amendments are false -
quick to discIainl any such inten,ion
The bin went to the Committee on
General Laws for amendment.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-12
THOMAS P. BRYAN DIES
PROMINENT YOUNG LAWYER
SUCCUMBS TO PNEUMONIA
Served nv Naval Officer During wnr
ana Was tcttvc fn Richmond's
Civic tGuirr.

Thomas Pinckney Bryan. prominent
Richmond attorney and son OF the late
Joseph and lsobcl Stewart Bryan, died
shortly after l2 o'clock this morning at
his home, 81 South Boulevard Death
resulted from pneumonia. developing z
Z from typhoid fever. with which he was
attacked on December &c. For several
days Mr. Bryans condition had been
considered serious and late last night
ne. suffered q rclupsc from which lie
failed TO recover.
Mr. Bryan was in his thirty eieli; il
was educated in the NoIlcy's School In
, kichmond. the Episcopal High School
u, IN aieHa,ndrin l and entered the Gniver-
a,cadsmlc course and graduating from
the law. department in 1906. Shortly
after returning from the University he
Bryan and Egglcston. a member OF
Which he continued TO be until his
When tho United States declared war
; on Germany. Mr.. Bryan entered the
nayal service and was commissioned a
Lieiit nane-Ion,mander. serving rs first
assistant chief cable censor officer in
Washington. In November of last year
ne received his commission as full com :
Mr.. BRYAN took an active interest in
Sn,r.ic cn,ric anairs being. nrcsidest of the
time, Of his. death. He was also a
member of the WctmoreIand Club. the
Commonwcalth Club, the Country Club
or Virginia and number OF other or
Sanizurions
He Us survived by his widow. who
VAS Miss Helen Hamilton. daughter of
the late Alexander Hamilton. OF Petcrs-
burg and five children. AieNa nder Ham
Helen McGiil Bryan. Norma stews1t
Bryan a nd Thomas Pinckney Bryan. Jr.
ne also leaves four brothers. John
stewart Bryan. DR.. Robert c. BRYAN.
Jonathan Bryan and j. St George
Bryan. He was tho Youngest Of t6c
brothers.
Members of the immediate family
were at his bedside when he died this
morning. Funeral arrangements had
not peen completed this morning but
VIII be announced. TODAY
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-12
SUFFRAGE FIGHT ON TODAY
LEEDY REJECTION BILL ON
SPECIAL HOUSE ORDER
ny Agreement Debate VIII Bc Llmite d
TO Three Hours Divided Bc-
tween Factions.

On motion of Delegate Thomas w.
oziin' OF Lunenburg. patron OF rcsolu-
llon Gaiiing for rejection of tho Su-
san T. ANTHONY suffrage anne ndment.
the Leedy joint resolution rejecting.
the amendment was yesterday made u
special and continuing order for ii
O'Clock this morning in the House.
Debate on the Lccdy resolution win
by agreement, be limited to three
hours, evenly divided between adyo-
Gates and opponents or woman sur
frage. and 1t is expected that pro-
ponents Of tho amendment enfran
chlsing women will know their fate
inefore the usual o'clock adjournment t
Is taken. II is a foregonc conclusion n
that the Anthony amendment will be
decisiyely defeated, say legislators.
Leaders of the ri-surfragist forces
preferred to submit the Lecdy rcsoIu-
tion without debate. Advocates ar
equai suffrage, however, have shown
hostility TO any such suggestion. in :
sisting that they be allowed to spea i,
IN behalf of ratification. They decIare
they won't admit defeat without nut
ting up a fight.
.nrn rne lie Leedy resolution having preccd-
encc e over everything else In the House.
the lower branch is expected to do
nothing. today other than consider tbiC
Particular niece OF legislation. In
anticipation of animated debate and
stormy scenes. visitors arc expected
20 tax tho seating capacity Of the
SdterS OF the House.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-12
DISTRICT ATTORNEY SAYS
PRISONER HAS CONFESSED
Each Is Held in 100000 Bail
Charged With Suspicion
OF Larceny.
DEMAND SHARE IN SPOILS
Chauffeur Is Being Held by New
York Authorities on Belief He Is
Master Mind in Alleged Opera
tionS.
DEMAND SHARE IN sPoI
[py Associated pressl

NEW YORK. Feb. 11.-With five ar
rests in connection with the $1,000. 900
securities theft plot the police claim
to have "nipped in the bud" here, the
district attorneys Office announced
formally today that one of the pris-
oners had confessed TO having taken
part tn stealing more than $1,000. 900
worth OF stocks and bonds from Wall
Street messengers in May and Juno
last year.
All 1--WE were arraiSned and held In
100000 bonds each. charged with sus-
picion of larceny OF s1o7.700 worth of
sccuritics.
Msnp DePuty As Assis,ant ai 9a pis,Tlet Attorney
eiaring that Irving Gluck had made
the Others Tiers in, IN the 10000 ,hefts.
designated by the district attorneys
office as the master mind" in the al
Joseph Giuck. Irving's brother. by rep
resenting himself to be a city dctcc-
tive. according TO the confession an,
a badge and revolver when he called
at the store. of the Gluck boys father
and later demanded a share in the
Spoils of the robberies. which he urge
be continued. according TO Murphy.
cash; ca, ,an,' a 1880 diamond diam ring and an
rested by him on Furey's. first call.
the alleged confession continued. add
ing that Furey told Joseph that a
certain party in Wall Street" had in
formed him of tho Gluck boys opera
tions.
Women Call mt Tou,bs.
Two women, oi,e said to be woman
wrestler and tho wife of Furey. and
the other described as a. French act
ress. both handsomely dressed. went
TO the Tomhs court to see Furey when
he and the othcrs.wcre arraiened. The
parents of the Gluck boys also went
TO, the court, but sarbed poorly.
The5roster OF those arraigned today
Included Joseph and . Irving .c GlneE.
brothers; Herbert and Rudolph Bunora,
also brothers. and Furey. The secur-
ities they, are. alleged to have stolen
include American Tobacco, Missouri
Pacific Railroad. Crucible Stceh Ryan
Petroleum and Aetna Explosive stock.
Harry Wolf. %. Bronx merchant
was locked up tonight at police head
quarters, charged with receiving S20,-
600 worth Of securities. part of $4,000
worth OF bonds stolen from a broker
age firm November l5.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-12
CANDIDACY OF HELME
IS AGAIN UNDER FIRE
At KEWBERRY TRIAL
Effort Made TO Show That
Names Of Petition Signers
We're Forged.
IBv Associatcll press1

GRAND. RAPIDS, aICH.. Feb. H.
The candidacy OF. James w. Helme in
the Democratic Senatorial primary OF
1915 was under fire by the government
at to-day's sessions of the Nebwcrry
elections conspiracy trial.
Starting with questions In an effort
70 show that some signatures to the
tielme nominating petitions. circulated
at the behest of the Truman H. New
berry senatorial campaign committee,
were forged. the assault was switche d
later TO frontal operation
Frank c. Daley, Assistant Attorney
Gcnera read certified copy Of the
report which the Newberry committee
mied with the State in September. I91S.
me report showed receipts and eX-
penditures Of approximat tely sITs, 900.
bomba rdmcnt on the. money issue ne
getting into the record a Quotation
from one defendant that the campaicn
toSt around SS0O.000 and from anot Ter
Inat Ii ne saw on Il table in the ofilcc of
iaui hing. Newberry campaign mana.
yer, a pile OF money that looked like
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-12
GABY DESLYS VICTIM
OFMFEC7ON CAUSED
BYMEZUEKZA ATTACK
SPrdng Into Worlds LimeIiglit
because Of Mfufuafion Dis
played by Former King.

PARIS. Feb. ll.-Gabv Dcslvs- ,ho
French actress and dancer. died today.
tinby Deslys had recently undergone
several operations for an infection of
.ne throat Early in December she
was considered to be in n grave con-
dition and her relatives were sum
moned from America
The name OF Gaby Deslys became
known after former King Manuel. of
tortuEal, displayed his infataation for
ncr' That was ten years or more ago.
IN l9ll. she arrived in America and
made her appearance on the New York
stage: She made 4 second visit to
america in 1915, and returned TO Lon.
don and Paris the following year.
The throa, affection from which the
actress suffered is said to have been
q complication of infiuenza
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-12
PAGES SUCCESSOR NAMED
Robert Underwood johnson Selcc,.J
as Ambassador to

:, WASHINGTON, Feb. 11.-Robert
Underwood Johnson of New York. AN.
tlhor and editor. and one Of Tho
FOUNDERS OF the League TO Enforne
rcace. has been selected by President
succeed Thomas Nelson Page, OF Vir.
GINA. who resigned several months
ago. The President is axpectcd to
t,.,,h;,; nc,n INC nomina'ion to tho Senate
Mr. Johnson was born in Washing
Ton ao,i sixty-seven years ago and was
S%I,ror % or the Century magazine from
duced General Grant to write his
mn, memoirs and set on foot the movement
Wmtc, { resulted in the creation OF the
yosemite National Park ''o
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-12
COMMISSION TO CONSIDER
BIDS FOR HIGHWAY WORK
High Prices Cnusc OGicIal, to C,u CO..,
ference Before Granting
= ras, 70 :

,rLnai consideration OF bids mada fpr
inighwaE Improvement contracts 10 tSc
State Highway. Comm ission will take
place next Tuesday at u special meet
.mS OF the entire commission, which
was called yesterday
because OF the Unexpectedly large in
crease In the cost of road CONSTRUCTION
chi,ed ioT In the bids made. the otfl-
cIais OF Inc commission have hesitate n
70 use their authority to award tho cor
tracts Bu. one bid is said to have
oeen within the approximate estimat 6
SSo So the HIGHWAY Commission. This was
tershnrg and Ritchies store on the Pc
terShung Pike, which was awarded to
other bids ranges somewhat higher
than estimated, and Mt the meeting neSt
iuesday discussion of this point will be
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-12
DEMANDS OF 2 MILLION RAIL MEN PUT UP TO WILSON
ARREST FIVE IN FIVE MILLION DOLLAR THEFT PLOT
VOTE TO PASS CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION BILL
Brows Become Wrinkled AS
Senate Opens Without Prayer

For two consecutive dnys the
Virginia Stntc senate hns opened
Its scssfOns without the customary
ministerial Invocation.
When 1t rns noted Tuesday
morning that the august body con-
fcned without prayer, there WINS
some comment, for not In many
scssiOns has this custom been dc
waited from, there always heIng
present II minister 10 ask Divine
guidance md blessing for the
ScnntOrs.
hut when yesterdays session
started without prayer, there were
n number OF wrfnkIcd brONvs NO
ticcUbic. The veterans of tho Sen
ntc sccmcd 10 stir bit uucasfiy
and cast a"''r:pntory Elnnccs to-
ward the Iobbics. ns IL expecting
n late arriving minister. hut none
r8mc. Neither was any explanation
OF the unusual occurrence offered.
One ErfLzIcd Inwmokcr scratched
his hcnd when 1t WINS apparent
there WINS 20 Nc no Invocation, and
Whispered to- fellow member:
"Iinve VIC reached tho heiEhth of
perfection or fnIIcn beyond hope OF
rcdemptfon."
Ills fellow member. unable 10
nnswer, just wnEEed his heud.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-12
MRS. CUNNING TELLS
PASTOR SHE DID NOT
MEAN TO KILL VICTIM
Frantic Woman Says She Has
Prayed Since Saturday.
For His RecoUery.
fRy Awsociated Press. l

NEWPORT NEWS, VA. Feb. Ii
oh! don't tell me that he is dcad!"
were the words of Mrs. AIittie Jester
Cumming today when pastor dele
gated TO inform her OF her husbands
death visited her in her cell at the
Elizabeth City county Jail. She then
tainted.
Although S. Gordon Cumming. hus-
band from whom the woman was sep
aratcd, died Monday. following wounds
inflicted by Mrs. Cumming on Satur-
day. her condition had been such that
physicians did not deem IL advisable
to inform her, of her husbands death
After she had recovered from her
swoon this morning. Mrs. Cumming
declared that she had prayed since
last Saturday. on which day the shoot
ing occurred. that her husband might
recover. and She insists that she did
not mean to Kill him.
special grand jury will be en-
paneled in Elizabeth City Circuit Court
Saturday morning to present the
indictment against Mrs. Cumming.
charging her with the murder of her
husband
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-12
GOOD ROADS ASSOCIATION
AFTER 10000 MEMBERS
Executive Committee Also Decides ,o
Open Headquarters In Cnp-
ituI City.

Plans 20 Increase the membership
OF the Virginia Good Roads Associa-
tion TO 10000 in the next four months
and to advocate tho completion of the
State highway system as at present
Planned within ten years were made
last night at special meeting Of the
executive committee OF the orGaniZa-
tion at Murphy's Hotel.
Arrangements for establishment Of
a permanent headquarters for the as
soc'atton here. with a paid secretary
In charge. was definitely decided upon
last night.
were C;eneEsi G. {. Vaughan. president
OF the, Good Roads Association; D. r.
i;yiand. secretary; S. l.. Lupton. ]. ~
C.. +. Harrison, w. c. Saunders. c..
OConnor GoolricS and j. Y. Harper.