In the midst of South Boston, a committee composed of Judge U. S. Barksdale, Benjamin Watkins Leigh, H. U. M. Watkins, Colonel Samuel L. Adams, and M. H. Booker, represented the bar of Halifax County, representing the lodge of Ala.ions of South Boston, were H. W. Woodall, S. A. Crews, and P. H. Johnson. Others present from Halifax included Granville Craddock, clerk of the Circuit Court; County Treasurer Thomas A. Webb, Tucker C. Watkins, Moseley, and A. R. Faulkner. A delegation from Acca Temple, Mystic Shrine, of Richmond, also attended Mr. Stebbins, who was forty-two years old, was one of the best-known lawyers in his section of the State, being a member of the firm of Stebbins & Settle. He served in the State Legislature in 1908, 1910, and 1912, was Major of South Boston for one term having declined renomination, and was president of the board of trustees of Hampden-Sidney College. He was a prominent Mason and an official of the Presbyterian Church. Mr. Stebbins was a graduate of Hampden-Sidney and received his legal education at the University of Virginia. He was unmarried. How They Stand Today American League RESULTS IN ST. LOUIS. Cleveland, 1; Detroit  Clinic, It: SI. Louis.

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STANDING OF? 1.1 H?.
Won. 1.??l. Pet.
Chicago x -
Huston fi.?">"
New York * 3.571
Cleveland A f>.50(1
St. Louis I?!.HM?
Washington S 5 Xn
Philadelphia '? -.I'!'*
Detroit?<?.???
WHITK THE YEASTS PLAY.
I * It i I n <1 <? 11 in Washington.
New York at Boston.
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RESOLUTIONS YESTERDAY. 