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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-02
MIOD|ES WILL
TAKE TRIP TO n. Y.
GRANTED UNUSUAL PRIVILEGES
AND WILL RE ENTERTAIN.
ED IN NEW YORK.

ANNAPOLIS. MD. Dec. THE
members of the Naval Academy foot
ball team. the sietors of last satur-
day III the game against the Army
lads, viii he the guests of the Gradu-
ates' Association in New York fer pa TT
Of Saturday and Sunday. This In d
privilege such as no miHshipman. or
set Of midshipmen, have received III
the memory Of the oldest officer.
The trip is a special token of APP
probation Of the magnificent work Of
the team on Saturday. Col Robert
privilege OF accepting the invitation
VI. Thompson WAS the prime mover
from the New York emf. Whit. the
vas secured largely through the ef-
forts of Commander r. f. Coontz,
eommandant of midshipfnen
The midshipmen who'd viii take the
trip are. Wright, clay, Loftin. Doug
las. Merring. Hamilton, Elmer.
Waems, Brown, t;iiehrtst, Soweli, Dal-
ton and Rodes. Seven substitute
who VIII also go are Vet to be se-
ieeted. The officers who will be In
the party are Lieutenant Frank u.
Rerfien, head coach OF the team
lienienant-Gnmm ander Harris Ian
ing, officer In charge al athletics:
Pref. Paul J. Dashieil. Lieutenant
Commander Earl T.. Jessup. l.ieuten-
SIT Fred II. Poteet Lieutenant James
+, I>aHnon and Ensign Jonas II. IN
gram.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-02
NONE WILL LOAF ON
PRESIDENT TAYLOR
BOSTON OWNER SAYS SIIIRKERS
WILL. BE TRADER In \
HURRY.

BOSTON. MASS, Ier. "A big
change IL due to the conduct of the
bail players who sign Red Sox con
tracts for 1911 and ensuing years. The
easy-going way in whien some OF the
Red Sox players handed themselves
on and off the ball fieli last summer
Will not be tolerated by President
Taylor in future
President John l. said to-day: Il
certainly intend to raake u few
changes before another season. Dis
cipline IL to prevail In the years
since ! con rolled this club We have
followed q policy OF trusting implicit
ly In the bail players. allowing them
to conduct thems Ives off the Tall field
as they saw fit, and relying UPON them
to do their share of the work on the
ball field. Last seasons results show
ed the fallacy OF thar system.
On the ball field, enc of the big
things am going to Insist upon this
coming season Is the running out of
hits. The pitchers hava been the chief
offenders in this respect for tho past
two seasons. Time and again have
the patrons at my bail park been
obliged to see twirIers loaf to first
base on hard hit balls that might he
hits II the proper speed We're shown
When pitcher has been working
in hard game and comes to bat in
the seventh or eighth inning with
two men out and no one on. I will
have no fault to find If he takes 1t
easy on batted hall that is an ap-
parent out. because he has fis work
to keep up in the box Otherwise |
shall expect and insis. that pitchers
run out batted balls.
Another thing I will not stand for
fs constant lodging of turns in the
box that some pitchers got away with
last season. There were more sore
armed pitchers on my team when we
hit Detroit or Philadelphia last season
than there are clowns in a three-rins
circus, but every time we HIT Wash
ington or 81. Louis these sure arms
were wonderfully strong and we'll.
There will be no loating by ball
players in my employ next summer.
and those who find that they must
loaf will be allowed to GO and do
their loafiing with other clubs"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-02
FOSTER SUGGESTS
THREE NEW RULES
YALE FOOTBALL COACH WANTS
-
FORWARD PASS ABOLISHED
AND OTHER CHANGES.

NEW YORK. Dec. THE abolition
OF the forward pass over the line OF
Rcrimmage. reduction Of the distance
to be gained in four down from ten
TO seven yards. and allowing the run
ner to tack on 10 another player in
hitting the line. are three football
changes that George Foster Sanford,
the imam who built Yale'a wonderful
defense this year" believes would
greatly help the game. Sanford 10 In
New York to-day preparing to snil for
Europe. Sanford says the rules CONS
mittee has plenty of work to do be-
fore they reach the desired proper
tioIA
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-02
BECK WILL BOSS
jANITORS NOW
CITY HALL SWEEPS PLACED IN.
DER BUILDING INSPECTORS
CONTROL BY COMMITTEE

After many weary months OF strifs
and wrangling, Building Inspector
Beck has at last been vested with
the hiring and firing duty as regards
! the Janitons III the City Hall Tla
5anitors may not Ike this: they haga
not seemed to relish the idea for 10
These many moons, during which Mr.
Beck has insisted on having charge
of them, bnt they VIII probably well
come the news that their pay mas
.tean increased SIS month. Here
after they Will receive $50 8 month
instead or ss5.
The end os the wordy war cam.
THURSDAY night when subcommittee
OF the council committee on buildings
and ground. headed by Alderman At
kfnsoR, made its report The report
recommended that MIR. Beck he given
me duty Of employing. governing ana
discharsing the tanitors and that tho
sweeps pay ha boosted
With the exception of MessIs Don
Leavy and Batkins. all the committee
voted for the report. Mr.. Don Levy
was opposed 10 making the inapec-
tor larger than the committee" and
Mr. Eatkins resisted the boost In pay,
because he thought the janitors should
De nIred by the day and paid only
Ter the days on which they worked
instead of being enumerated Ivy tho
months for thirty days. service, whe-
thef they 3abored or not.
Recommendation was also made
that "A Keeper OF Washington SQUARE.
whose salary should he $55 q month,
was also made. Instructions wera
given the city engineer to advertise
for proposals for the boat and re-
ffeshment privileges ut william Byrd
Park next wear
city Engineer Rolling suggested
that the city purchase the four acres
~ land adjoining William Byrd Park
for $4,000. The playground commit
tee recommended that the plan to
purchase the property on North Tenth
street be dropped because the price
nad risen SIS per foot since ii b.
came noised about that the city want
cd to buy the land.
A subcommittee was appointed to
report on the ndvisability OF INSTALL
ing municipal telephone exchange
In the City Hall. Mr.. Bowman max.
ing the motion and stating that n
would be convenience and q say.
ing as well.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-02

PLAYERS SHIFTED;
TEAMS B0.lsTEREO
BoNLERS' IINE-GPs III sREtNG-
ED so As To MANI BNtE
MORE fAF>

By shifting The vario&e }aaf,f~ aHi
thus making all teams I'll 1.fqF-Ej-
naately the same strength tgs. IL
ciaIs of The Eiehmaaa Eessl3ss
League affected Reorganization.
Thursday.
The officers elected AZ tia 20 .1fas4Hss
OF the league four weeSs sgs 3ltf
remain at the head IF tB- -,ez MIA
zion. which II ARMY established az.a
seems due for long ana Interesting
hke IN the capital city
A nsw schedule Was arsaBsse -
as - allow each team ~ nta8 ~
least ene gafne during 4 e.es
Tae new schedule viii ~ tses-
ration beginning neat MQnaaz u4Nlf+
when the Times Dispatch te.ffT5 i5s5ty-5s
tile Plumbers N the Nt@uH tf
ins ALLEYS.
The following are TIE elat5 rs4Fs
scented tn the league AMI ft.ctt ata-
iiJs-ups:
T1mss- Dispato h--Whjtmai5 s t8in
Bate. Beck. Btxhy. fsarrut.- G{al5 A=r.
Emsrae erS-~t2uinn. eaHtsia. Wt4-
f.ams, s'arela, Cosby, Iandles a4f,ti-
tagne.
American Locomotive Works Bsx~
ter, captain. kennedy. Gla2e Gala
CHER. o,Brian. sweeney
Meat Paekers-~furrie. captain
Bell Rose, Gum, bowling. Hocka-
day,
Jewelers-splilng. captain: SITTER
lin, Williams, RAies, Martin, BeeI.
Plumbers Booker, captain. Biain,
Roy. Delaney. Cook. Langhorne.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-02
NAVY WILL BUILD
4 BIC STADIUM
WILL BE OF STEEL AND ACCOM-
NODATE TEN THOUSAND
PERSONS.

ANNAPOLIS. MI. Der. LII WIS
announced at the Naval Academy FRI
day that plans had been selected aud
1 work Ii la immediate contem piatjon
for the erection Of a stadium. which
VIII accommodate ten thousand peo-
pie.
Active negotiations for this work
mas been opened by the executive
rommittee of the Navy Athletic AS
eociaiion, and onls a short time Will,
A. h said. elapse before the workinen
begin erecting the big am phtheater,
which Viii bs uf steel and Will cost
In the neighhorhood of s22 200.
The necessary funds fer the stad-
inm, which II To lie located on the
new parade ground. at the opposite
end of the academy enclosure from
where previous contests have been
held. are to he raised by popular
Subscription among the 2.500 mem
beers Of the Navy Athletic Assoeia-
fiun.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-02
'OA|LEY REELECTED
To CAPTAIN c. j.
GEORGETOWN AGAIN CHOOSES
PLUCkY AND STAR LEADER
OF WINNING IIEvIN.

WASHINGTON. =. G., Dec 49,
Vincent Daley was re elected TO the
captalncy Of the GeorsetoHt faotbat,
team at Il meeting OF the vGe msn
Thursday evening. His eho4ce Was
unanimous, the nomination be,ing
made by Cunnih. seconded by Fec
nan, anu naaae a unanimous vote OF.
Walsli's motion. The reelected can
tain has played three Years ON the
team. His position il left guard.
paileys illness Ter he leadership
WAS atfested during the mas, ran ~
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-02
WINSTON ELECTED
CAPTAIN Of \. c,
STAR TAR HEEL BACK HONORF.D
BY FOOTBALL TEAM MATES.
BASKETBALL PLANNED.

Especial 10 The Richmond Nirginian J
CHAPEL HILL. n G, Dec. AT
a meeting OF the foothaP team We'd
nesday night r. w. Winston .Ir., was
elected captain of the 1.ll team. VIM
ston has Played at end and quarter
for two years. He Ia a member Of the
Ieta Psi fraternity and viii graduate
next year.
The varsity monogram has been
awarded to Gaines, Abe, neths. Young,
Parker and Applewaite. The veteran
star Went 10 Brown, Carrot. Thomp-
son, Nenab,e, Winston Belk, Porter.
Rutiinf j Millet. Spain hour and Nc
Lean.
The faculty committee has definitely
decided to establish basketball as a
varsity sport at the University Nat J.
tartmeli. one time worlds profess
sional champion over .20 yards. and
coach Of the track team last year, Will
train the men. A limited schedule
Will be- arranged with the different coll
loges OF the State.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-02
ElEVENS READY
FOR HARD GAME
FIRST REGIMENT AND TIGERS
To BATTLE FOR LOCAL
H0NoKs SATURDAY.

All players nn their mettle and ,la-
fefmintd To Win this deciding game.
the First Regiment and Tigers eletenS
are ready for a grueiling struggle AT
Rroad street Park at $50 O'Clock
Saturday AFTERNOON.
This Is the last game Of purely To-
cal interest To be played on the West
End gridiron and should attract a
great many persons Interested In the
manly sport IF football The st Vim
cent Academy and Norfolk. Biues to
BE played on December 10. will also
attract "a good crowd, because of the
large purse TO he played for. but
neither ot the teams are local, and
the game should not be any better
pntronized than the First Regiment
Tigers contest
Manager Cousins said he hoped to
score a victory over thu doughty
Tigers IN this third trial. and if ne
did not, then the ferocious felines
might We'll claim the championship.
Our game with the strong and
fast Fortress Monroe eleven was most
encouraging. and showed what our
line and backs could do when they
went M against the best the army in
this section could produce" said
Manager Cousins. Il know the Tigers
ara SiAH& ana 90 not HDtd mem al
all cheapiy. but | believe they will
kuoA they have been in game when
the final whistle il blown.
The Tigers are confident Of COP
ping the large end of the score In
view of the victory over. the soldiers
1T the beginning of the season and
a tie game with them later,
The following will be the lineup
ut the teams Saturday,
First Eegim ent~~I'anider, West. left
end; Gregory. left tackle; Guy, Me
Brown, left guard. Holiday, seaX.
center. Wilson, right guard, Eugg,
right tackle. canider. Quaries, right
end: Gresham, Herbert, quarterback.
Caulder, left half back; Van PETIT,
right half back: Blunt, Paine full
back
Tigers--Mornhy left end: Deppy.
Taylor. left tackle: Parsons. Cosby,
left guard Teefev. center: Carr. right
guard; Tyler, Haziett, right tackle:
Wheat. RICH, end: Mcfarland. quar-
ierbaek; Word. left half back. Par
SONS, right half back; Baine. Lutz,
full back.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-02
SYRACUSE DROPPED
FROM SCHEDULE
ILLINOIS FooTBALLERs HOPE To
TAKE ON MICHIGAN AND
MINNESOTA ELEvENS.

CHAMPAIGN, ILL. Dec. Illinois
NJ year hopes tp replace Syracuse
GA IFS football schedule by either Min
h"sota or Wisconsin. Director George
Hui has confirmed the report that
The Fasteners would not be played.
tie also has stated that he favors
games with Minnesota and Michigan.
big game for the annual fall home
coming ~ required, and Minnesota
would fill the bill. This fall 5000 peo-
ple sae the Chicago Illinois game. and
II is predicted that 10000 would turn
out To greet the tiophers With Min
nesota and Illinois scheduled the ,n-
fortunate controversy over the confer-
ence banner would likely be eIimi-
mated. The Illinois VIII invade Mar
shall field next fall, and games with
Purdue. Northwestern and Indiana
probably Will l.. played
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-02
JUNIOR ORDER GIVES
FLAG TO SCHOOL
PUBLIC SCHOOL AT RoMANcoKE
HAS PUPILS or FIVE IA.
TIONAITTyES
ESPECIAL to The Richmond VIr1inianA

Especial to The Richmond ylrginian.
WEST POINT. Va, De@. On
Tuesday. Noven1 ber 20. at 8 o'clock In
the afternoon. Fidelity Council. No.
hs, Junior Order United American Me-
ehanics, OF West Point raised a flar
over the public schonlhouse at Ro-o
mancoke, Va. The members. Of tho
order, accompanied by interested men
and women, left here on the lao
o'clock train In the afternoon, Thu
committee IN charge wc~ composed Of
Messrs. J. Fl. Coxzins, Is T.. Kirby and
J. w. Owens. Mr.. j. w Owens made
the address OF the occasion Miss Bes-
sic Num-, daughter OF DIR. w. C., Nunn-
Of West Point. has charge of this
school, which IL especially interesting.
from the fact that her pupils repre-.
Gent i've nationalitics. and some az
them cannot speak one word OF Enc.
lish. English or not, they sang with
a vim My Country. IT'S OF Thee.s
The Star Spangied Bai.rer'' and .sTha
Flag Song" The nag was given TO thu
winds by Miss Rosa D.,risch. ana an
enthusiastic crowd looked upon Ola
Glory az she waved over the Roman
coke school.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-02
Mr.. BRUSH IS NOW
A STluO-PATTER
PRESIDENT or GIANTS 10 OPTiM-
lsTIc AS TO PROSPECTS OF
TEAM IN 1911.

NEW YORK. Dec 2--The latest adj
dition to the ranks OF the stand pat
tiers II John T Brush. owner OF the
New York Giants who is to-day en-
route to san Antonio. Texas. to spend
the winter. Aboard his train Brush
let 1t be known e was very we'll sat-
istied with the LII outlook for the
Giants, Regardless Of whether any
new stars are faund In the training
season.
Brush thinks that the Giants, who
finished second asst season. Will be
much stronger neAt year. due to their
long association together, and that
they viii be allie to give the cham
pion Cubs or any Of the other aspir-
ants for first honors a finish tight.
Brush will stay In Texas until his
team goes to Marlin Springs for Its
spring training
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-02

the big black. who are assisting him
In getting off some II the weight he
has picked up of late. are wearing
broad smiles. Since his return from
the East johnson has teen pounding
the boulevards near his home, but as
IL has been three days since he saw
either Of his autorn ebiss he IL begin
ming to get homesiek for the cushs
Ions.
johnson has nearly driven the
freight agents here insane in his en-
deavors I oget word from the ma
chimes. but his handlers hope they will
not turn UP for month.
Nanny" Johnson said to-day she
was beginning to wish the cars would
show up. as she fears Jack will buy
another one.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-02
FALLS 500 FEET
ESCAPE INJURY
TWO OCCUPANTS or AEROPLANE,
WHICH PLUNGED TO EARTH
ONLY SLIGHTLY JARRED.

PARIS. Dec. Two men to-day
fell 500 fet In an aeroplane and es-
capped serious injury.
Jordan. the aviator. with M. Fay
as a passenger. was just beginning a
flight to Brussels and return when the
accident occurred. The aeroplane was
cirCling over the aviation field at Issy
when the engine stopped and the ma
chine plunged with great speed to the
earth. Spectators turned aside. hor-
rified, expecting two men to be crush
ed to death. Turning. they saw the
two aviators rise out Of the wreckage.
almost uninjured.
NJ. Jordan was entered in the COM
petition for the quickt st round trip
flight with a passenger between Paris
and Brussels. for witch a prize of
$4,000 has been offered.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-02
HARVARD AND PENN
To PLAY AGAIN
WILL RESUME ATHLETIC RElA.
TONS WITH BASEBALL GAME
NEXT SPRING.

CAMBRIDGE MASS. Dec. 1.-THE
fact that Harvard is to play only one
baseball game with Princeton mex,
spring, and that game in Princeton o.,
May 20, VIII deprive students here OF
one big game, but In all probability
the absence Of this battle will be made
up for by one here with PENNSYLVANIA
Hardware Pennsylvania baseball
game Is on the cards, and If arrane-
al. as now seems likely. win DO TIM
iirst diamond tussle between the Grim
son and the Red and BIue since athletic
relations Were broken off several wears
ago
There has been some Interchange Of
ideas among alumni Of the two insti.
tttions on the subject. and IL can be
SAID positively that Harvard liz will
Ing.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-02
WILLIE HOPPE AMAz[s
BILLIARD FOLLOWERS
WIZARD WITH CUE SHOWS Elk.
TRAORDiNARy CLASS WITH
THE worries.

NEW YORK, Dee lives and
Ghaefer ia their palnisst days never
Md anything OF young Willie Hoppe
IN the Judgment of those who saw the
latter make an average pf 80 Sis last
night In his 81 championship match
with George Slosson. Hoppe gave the
best exhibition ever seen ia New York.
which means that he played better
than he ever did before. and critics are
about ready IL acclaim min the great
Est hilliardlsf the game has ever had
Hoppe leads Slosson 500 10 2oT and
l locks To have a cineh on the match.
which will close tonight with a sec
nnd block OF 500 points
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-02
Richmond and Pelersbur, Electric Railway

Cars leave Manehesfss. seventh and Perry
stIests, for Psaersbuig:
ss6:46, -, 7, 8. 1910 r. A.
400 r. N. fos Chsssss. 1890, midn,shs 10.
Car lsavs fsssesburg. foot Sycamore street. esr
5:is, Gas, ss7:iB, s7:sS, s:3s. Gas, slo:s5
1888 A. NJ. l2:35, sl:36s ass. 3:3S, ss:3a. $50
6:35. s7:a5. a:3a. a:3S. slO:lQ. t1s40 r. H.
CaFriss baggage ~ sxp9eq61
ssIimttsd. ssseDs NsndASu - ApisaSys.
RiehaonA s.Ts 3T a
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-02
Auto Tourists Headed Here.

HACkENSACE-. n. j., Dec 2--Dr.
Charles q. Perciyal, associate editor
of the Health Magazine, and Montague
Roberts. winner Of the New York to
Paris automobile race. reached here
Friday on their proposed 100000 mile
automobile trip, coming from Maine.
Their mileage since they left Detroit
IL I6,7s4. The automobile left here for
Newark. Trenton. Philadelphia and
washington. The automobiiists have
q letter for President Taft.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-02
Southern Railway
TRAINS LEAVE RrcuMoNn

IL
N. B.--Folsowns schedule figures publi,h~s
Information and not guaranteed:
6i0 A. M.--Daily--Looal for Charlotte Dr.,
ham and Raleigh. ~
1913 A. M.--Daily--Limitsd--ro all ,o;n.
South- Drawing Room Buffet Sleeping Car :,
Memphis, VIA Asheviile and Chattanooga
800 +, Nix. Sunday Local tos Durham an
intermediates stntions -
600 p MIR. sunday--~Ksysvilie Local.
nAS M .--Daiiy-~Lmted. Tor all point
South. Pullman rrady $50 P Al
YORK RIVER LINE.
40 P. M.--Ex. sun.--To West Pr. cocr.o&,,.
for Baltimore Mon. Wed and Fri
. 500 A. M.-Ex. Sun and 2:i5 r. M.--Mon.
We'd. and Fsl---Loeai TO Wca. Point
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND
From the South: ltyo A. NJ sos r. NJ. dai,v
400 r. NJ. S~A'
From West Point. $50 a. NJ. daily; IL .ssA IA
Wed. and FRI; % P. NJ, Ex. Sun -
92n Fast Main Street Phone Madison Ak
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-02
FIGHT FANS SEE A
RATTL|NG BOUT
TERRY MARTIN. OF PHlLLiE,
PEsTs YOUNG PERRoN IN
FAST MILL

FALL RIVER. MASS. Dec. Flight
fans to-day called the twelve-rou
boxing match at the Colonial Club last
night, In which Terry Martin. OF Phil
adelphia, put 1t on Young Perron, a
rafting good bout. Martins clean
punshes and around cleeernesx OFF,
set perron's wild rushes.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-02
Tufts May Abolish Football

MEDfDRD. MASS. Dec. 2.--Football
may be abolished at Tufts College. ow
Ing to Inadequate financial support by
the alumni. For the past three years
the game has been a losing venture
Professor Harry G. Chase, chairman
Of the. athletic advisory board, favors
dropping the sport The question OF
doing away with the game viii be
at the next meeting OF the
board
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-02
Chesapeake & Ohio RAILWAY

goo A. DaiIy--FAst trains 70 Old Point
40, ?. Newport News and Norfolk
1:f0 A. Daily. Local to NewJo,f News
500 P--Daily. Local TO Old Point.
200 z. Daily--Louisvlie aud Cincinnati
IL 100 p. Pullman.
Gas P.--Daily- St. Lous-Chicsgo Special.
pnllmans
$50 A--Daiiy--Ch Charlottesville Week days.
Hinton.
5:i5 P.--Weck days. Local 70 Oo,dousyiIla
1000 A.-Daily. Lynchbu,g, Ink. G Forge
$40 P.-Week days. To Lynchbu,s
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND
Local from East-S.25 A. NJ, 7.50P w.
Through uoua East--ll.35 A. M, 0.33 p. NJ
7.20 r. NJ.
Through--7s0 90 A. M. 2:46 p. M.
James Rivet Linz 1875 4. NJ. 6.i5P NJ
sDAily except Sunday
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-02

Al eyou reading "The Circular stair
case" now being published In serial
form exclusively In The Richmond Vir-
Rinian? If YOU have missed the OPEN
ing chapters, send us your vubscripr
tion and we will send you free OF
charge the instailrnents you have miss-
ed
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-02

Midsh' pnnan to Coach Navy 1uint.
ANNAPOLIS, ND, Dec. 2--F>or the
firff time since basketball has been
pia yed at the Naval Academy, the team
VIII be coached by graduate this sea
SON lie ~ Midshinnan b. o. wits.
Nho was captain OF tire team last sen !
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-02

4 FOR SALE IN THE RICHMOND
vly0tn1on Want Ads. will brine ,yop
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-02

son. and who Is the only man lost to
the team by graduation. W. l.. Lush,
who has coached the team with much
success for two seasons. has signed
70 coach both the basketball and base.
ball teams Of Yale
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-02

NEW YORK, Dec. The ue@
euN,fiars staop yacht saghta, own.
I'd te Mr tteary Z Waftl, y r. y.
q arrived AT Norfolk Ma, on Thanks
giving das. and after a bricf stay
there left for Morehead City n e.
From Morehead City she will make
Charleston and then st. Augustine.
whore she is bound with orders to
await the arrival Of her owner MIR
Ward viii cruise all winter in South
ern water with the Sagitta and in
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-02

tends to fish much OF the time, of
which sport he Is very fond
Reports rcCetted 1JX Mr. Ward from
his skipper are gratifying. The run
20 the southwark is heing made out
side, and some bad weather has been
experienced bur the sloop behaved
handsomely, proof that she will be a
thoroughly able and satisfactory craft.
Mr.. Ward expects .hat with the
rooinY and seaWorthy SaRitta he viii
pass one of the pleasantest of the
many winters that he has spent cruis-
ing In the waters of the South
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-02

A mans appearance always depends very largely on
bis toggery. The Tie, the Shirt, the Collar, the
Cuffs the Gloves4n fact all his Haberdnshery must
''be just right" to mark well groomed man.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-02

We have Underwear for the men, boys, young men
and little men,--you can get it light. medium and
heavy weghts-Union Suits also.