Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-11-23
REHEARSING SONGS.
Midshipmen Practicing For Army
Navy Foot Ball Game At
Princeton Dec. ?.
SOME CHANGES.

princeton Dec. 2.
SOME CHANGES.
There have been some changes in
the songs to be sung by the brigade OF
midshipmen at the Army Navy foot
rail game at Princeton, n. j.. on De-
center . 1t would rot be bad idea
for Annapolitans who contemplate
attending the game making themselves
familiar with these songs so that they
may show their Joy aud appreciation
of me teams efforts by joining the
bi{ea6e in the songs. The cheer
leader Is Midshipman l.. NJ. Atkins
of the first class The songs are as
follows:
RED. White and Blue.
We've come to play West Point foot
ball
And whether we lose or win
Well stick right close 20 the Army
oar friends through thick aud thin
Our team is strong and steady
And so Is West Points too
The Army and Navy forever
Three cheers for the red, white and
blue.
"Give Nv Regards to West Point. =
Tune Give My Regards 10 Broad
way. Z"
Give my regards to West Point
Tell them we'll win today
Well show them now that Navy Blue
and Gold
Can heat their Army Grey
Now send your backs right through
them
Just gain few yards more
\
That they can never score.
BLACK andGold and Army Grey.
Tune" Rufus Rastus JohnsonBrown.
Black and Gold and Army Grey
The Navy team now heads your way
What you goin to say
How you goin' to play
Go feed your mule on oats and IL \ :
You know, we know Well take your
dough
Put your team right out in. the snow
Black and Gold and Army Grey
What you going to do this Navy day +?
"Army-Shame On You. -
Tune" Rastus Johnson Shame On
You.
Army Army shame on you
Can't you gain yard or two
You NAV fool Us now aud then
But you're not in the class with Navy
men
we know what were talking about
We will put your team TO rout
And when it's over we will shout
S Fl A NJ e on You
Yankee Doodle Middies. -
Tune" Yankee Doodle Dandie.
We are Yankee Doodle Middies
Oar home is on the ocean Wave
When we meet those Yankee West
Point boys
Wen show them how to behave
We will in this game of football
A game the Army cannot play
10 the tune of Yankee Doodle
Back to Dixie with our Doodle
For this you know is Navy day.
army Mule.
Tune-"Tammany.
Army mule, Army mule,
You eau kick aud balk and bray
But football you cannot play
Army mule, Army mule,
Haw- he, haw he, haw.he, haw.he
Army mule.
n -Four M Yell.
Navy Navy Nayyl'
N-N.N-N
A-A-A-A
V-V-N-N
Y-Y-Y-Y
Navy Navy!l Navy!l!
Hooray Yell.
HOoray Hooray Hooray
u. S. N, A.
Navy Navy Nayyll
Sireen Yell.
Hoo 90 co. Rah
Hoo 90 90. Rah
Hoo 90 90 Rah
Navy
Nine Rahs.
Rsh Rah Rah!
Rah Rah Rahl
Rah Rah Rah
Navy.
Eight Rah Yell.
Neyy! Navy Navy
Rah Rah Rah Rah
Rah Rah Rah Rah
Navy.
Touch Down Yell.
Rah Rah this way.
Football we play.
y, S. N. A.
Rah Rah Rah
Right through we break
Touch downs we make.
We leave our wake,
Rail, rah, rah.
Ah-hali West Point!
For Relief of tuberculosis.
Mr.. II Writ Steele, of Baltimore.
executive secretary of the Federated
Charities, was in Annapolis today in
The interest of starting an Annapolis
branch of the Maryland Association
for the prevention and relief Of tuber
culosis.
Al association will be organized
here early in January.
Chapped Hands.
Wash yonr hands with warm water. drs
With a towel and apply Chamberlain's salye
Just before going 70 bed, and a speedy cure is
certain This salve IS also uneoualed for
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