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The Washington times., 1912-10-15
NAVY.

Commander A. T. LONG. detached Of
nee Naval Intelligence. to command
o'm1 eommsnd Des Moinss, Mis' 70 Navy He'ns" De.
partment, Washington, d. c..
Lieutenant u: b. WIGANT. to Vermont
as navigator.
Lieutenant A. C. WILHELM. 70 duty
Steel and ordnance Company. and
Tredgar. Company. Richmond. va.
Lieutenant WALLACE BERTHOLF.
detached Vioksburg, to South Da-
kota as ordnance officer: ,,so>,
detached ofiee OF Judge Advocate
General, to Mayfiower, as executive
officer and navigator.
Lieutenant w. j. MOSES. detached GAL
weston. to yieks6urg. as executive
Lieutenant w. H. BOOTH. deatched
Baltimore, to Hartford.
Lieutenant II. Z. COOK, detached May
flower; TO Vermont as ordnance
Ensign W. c. BARNES, detached New
Hampshire; to Paulding.
Passed Assistant Surgeon ]. A. RAN
DALI, detached navy recruiting
station. New Orleans, La; to ASH
Passed Assistant Surgeon @. B. WHIT.
MORE, detached navy recruiting
station, Des Moines, Iowa; to navy
recruiting station, Salt Lake City.
Utah.
Passed Assistant Surgeon H. L. KEEL
LIE LEY to naval hospital Washing
Acting Assistant Surgeon q. NJ. NAL.
KIN, detached marine recruiting
station, Pittsbursh, Pa. to navy re.
cruiting station, New Orleans, La.
Acting Assistant Surgeon +. A. HAR.
TUNG. to marine recruiting station
Pittsburgh. Pa.
| Acting Assistant Surgeon r. w. MEN.
DELSON. to navy recruiting sta.
ton, Des Moines, Iowa.
Assistant Naval Constructor w, p
DRULEY, to assistant to inspector
OF electrical materials, Genera
Electric Company, Schenectady
The Washington times., 1912-10-15
Local Progressives
Meet Thursday Night

Progressive party supporters in the
District Of Columbia will gather in Stew
arts Hall, Sixth and d steets nothwest.
Thursday night at s o'clock. There will
be a number Of speeches.
The central committee Of the local
Progressive party met last night and
perfected all arrangements for the meet
ing. While the committee was In ses-
ed assassination Of Col. Theodore
Roosevelt, and message Of coincidence
was sent him. The meeting adjourned
Immediately at the receipt Of the news.
A series OF meetings are planned for
Chevy Chase, Md; Takoma Park. Nd,
and Laurel to be beld within the next
few days
The Washington times., 1912-10-15
Hilles Promises Full .-
Campaign Fund Publicity

National Chairman Hiiles, Of the Re-
publican national committee. has an
nouneed that complete statement Of
all contributions to the Republican
campaign fund will be made public af-
ter October Ii, under the law requiring
publicity of contributions,
Under the law Of 1911, national COM
mittees for the election Of a Preslden-
tial ticket or furtherance OF Con-
gressionai campaign must make public
their contributions not more than fif-
teen days and not less than ten days
before election
The Washington times., 1912-10-15
Army and Navy
ARMY.

Captain BENJAMIN B. HYER. Signal
Corps, from Fort Omaha, Nebr., to
Fort Wood, N. Y. and assume COM
mand Of the latter post.
Captain WILLIAM NJ MORROW
(maJor. Porto Rico Regiment OF In
from,' oc,ober er' & re%SxsS cap,"in ,aeis MoR.
ROW assigned to the Fifth Infan-
try.
First Lieutenant MAXWELL MUIR
RAY. Coast Artillery Corps, from
Sixty-hfth Company and placed on
the unassigned list
The Washington times., 1912-10-15
Girl Bitten by Bulldog.

Attacked by large bulldog thet
was endeavoring TO attack a little lap
dog which she carried In her arms,
Miss Amanda Reuter-. of so5 r street
northeast. was bitten on tho right
arm while in front OF her homo last
evening. The bulldog was with TWO
colored men who were passing at the
time. Miss Reuter- had the wound
The Washington times., 1912-10-15
Seen and Heard

out Of 1t, anyhow-saved me the ex-
pense Of barometer" concluded the
colonel, with a chuckle over his lit
tie joke.
The Washington times., 1912-10-15
Concert Today
By the Fifteenth Cavalry Dsnd. Al
Fort Myer, Va, 4 p. m.

ARTHUR 8. wITCoMB. Director
March. 1.-THE Return OF The Hero"
Sanford
Overture, "Coileen Bawn", Boyer
waita, "Danube waves. ,fvanici
Grand Selection, "The Soul KISS"
LeN
descriptive. "a Hunting seene,"
Bucalosi
Nocturne, monastery Bells"
Klesler
Fantasia, Popular sengs'' (No,
i0 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., ,Lampa
Rag Oddly, Georgia Rag ,Gumble
"The Star-Spangied Banner"
The Washington times., 1912-10-15
MOVEMENTS OF VESSELS.

Arriyed-Nero at Kodiak. Mayfower at
North River Whipple, Hull, Preble,
Stewart, at San Pedro,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-21

After a week of vigorous practice
ball hussxies of the Medical College
Of Virginia, leave tomorrow morning
for Hampden- Sidney. where they play
Ham pden- Sidney college the initial
game of thu season.
Although the squad reporting for
practice have been Of the heavy
weight variety. most Of the men are
green and Coach Krebs says 1t win
be some time before q team can be
hammered into shape that will equal
many of his opponents this fall. as
he has an unusually heavy schedule.
The mon have been slow reporting
for praoetve so far, but Manager MIL
Ter states that from Monday on he
expects three full teams on the field
every day.
The early practice has consisted
mostly of falling on the ball, tack
ling the dummy and using the charg-
ing machine.
The game with Hanpden-SidnAy lis
expected TO be a hard one for the
saw bones Many Of the students as
we'll as a few loyal Richmond sup
porters will accompany the team TO
Hampton Sidney
Last year the Virginia Medicos
beat the Garnett and Gray by a small
score. the game being played in a
pour of rain.
Playing Washington and Lee. A
NJ. and v. p. l., and Wake Forest
will prove a hard quartet for the
Medicos TO handle and will give the
White and Green men some football
experience that should prove valua-
BILE TO them for the future.
A game which should be most In
ieresting TO football fans of Rich
mond will take place October eth,
when NJ. G. V. meets the Richmond
Light Infantry Blues at Lee park.
Last fall this was one of the fastest
and hardest fought games played in
Richmond. the Medioos winning by
the safe margin of IL points OBJ
tanned by kick plays
Among the men reporting for prac-
! lice who played on last years
eleven are: Hardy. fulIbaek; Elder,
captain and half; Johns. halfback
schenok. quarterback; Roblee. tacle;
Foster, end: cofer. center. and Brock :
well. guard
among the new material who ap-
pear promising are: Hedgepeth. Col
hero Hollenbeck. Ayres, Thompson
A monster mass meeting was held
at college last night. cheers were
rehearsed. speeches were made nv
the members of the athletic commit
tee Coach Krebs. and Others. En-.
.nusiasm rings high at the old col
iese and All are working hard that
inns team may make a creditable
showing against thu heavier univer-
sity teams
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-21
i. 6. NJ. Student
Body Also Holds
Football Meeting

A mass meeting was held by the
students in the anphitheater 4 the
University College OF Medicine tn,ay
in regard To tho college football
team.
DIR. Bryan opened the meeting witt,
an address on athleti@s. AMI pre-
rented the tean Of last year with
sweaters containing the L. c. NJ.
Monogram.
The following mec WEIR, awarded
letters: pynum (manage Martin.
Neblett Woodhouse, Bird, Parker,
Sinton, Seymour, Ruff, Futrelle, fp-
harmon and Parramore.
DR.. Murreil then made an addresS,
stating the value Of football In n.edi-
cal colleges and emphasizing the i'm
portance of the support of the rtu-
dent body.
DR.. Mur~e,l said that furthermore
the faculty was backing them and
with the support Of the stndGnt body
they would put out such "a toam as
L. c. NJ would have reason TO be
proud OF.
The students responded literally
and promised enthusiastically their
united support Most of the old men
are back and under the lea da-ship
OF Captain Paramour expect 10
humble their ancient rivals, Medical
College of Virginia, or know the
reason why. The schedule Is as fol-
lows:
September 2sth--Wake Forest. at
Wake Forest.
October 5th-Virginta Military in-
stitute. nj Lexington.
October 12th--Willfan and Merry,
at Williamsburg.
October Isth--Hampden- Sidney, at
Hampden- Sidney.
October 26th--Rfchmond Blues, st
Broad Street pafh,
November 2d-Randolph~ Macon,
at Ashland.
November eth--Pending,
November 2Ist--Medical College of
Virginia at Broad Street Park
Or. Earnhardt closed with a short
talk.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-21
Reilly of Yale
Is w. 81 Coach

LEXINGTON. VA. Sept 90
Manager McWane. OF the Washington
and Lee foS<-t team announces that
Reilly, Yale, 1919, will coach the
team. He will be assisted by eN-Cap-
tain Moomaw and Captain Miller.
With three exceptions last years tea m
will compose this years ,aggrc cation.
Manager Gerow and Captain Moore
have arranged good schedule OF
games for the Virginia Military IN
stitute team Captain Brumage is
coach. and he is being assisted by Rev.
Mr. Randolph. former quarter hack
on Virginia team. and Captains Kin
solving and Poague, former members
of cadet team. Following is the sehe-
dufe.
September 2Sth-Hampden- sidney
college, In Lexington.
October 6fh-university College of
Medicine. in Lexington.
October 12th--Ga ifaucet in Lex
ington.
October 1sth--University of yir-
ginia. in Charlottesville.
October 26th--Western Maryland.
IN Lexington.
November University of Ken
lucky, In Lexington. Ky.
November 9th--St- Johns, IN Lex
ington.
November l6th---R oanoke college.
In Lexington.
November 2Sth fThanksgiving)-
Johns Hopkins, in Baltimore, Md.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-21
Today In Baseball
Ser,terber 2fst.

september &Ist.
IsSS-Briscoe Lord, outfielder OF the
Athletics, born in Upland, Pa.
18s7-Brooklyn annihilated Boston,
22b, scoring a dozen runs of
Kid Nichols in the first inning.
19oo-Bostorf defeated PhiIa delphia
Ito. Dunn pitching for the
Phillies.
Cubs, Tom Hughes
pitching. defeated Boston 10
in IT innings Bill Dfneen was
on the rubber for the Bean
eaters.
1S03--Phillies and C1ncinnatis took
part in six inning slugging
match, the Quaksrs winning,
14-13
1ao7-Fred Merkle, New York Giants.
played his first game in the
National league.
1e10--Athletics and Cleveland played
an eleven inning runless draw.
Coombs pitching against Fan
well.
tef1-Vic Saier, Chicago Cubs. made
home run when the bases
were filled Off Chalmers. Of the
Phillies.
1af1-NeT York Giants stole four
tssn bases IN double header
sgafusr ST flcufs
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-21
NAT GOODWIN WILL BIZ
ABLE TO RESUME WORK

Los ANGELES. CAL. Sept. 20
Nat Goodwin, the eminent comedian,
who has been confined at his home
in Santa Monica for over q month
as the result of injuries received
while attempting to make landing
in small boat in heavy surf. was
indignant today when informed by
q reporter that a letter had been pub
lished in New York. purporting to
have been written by him to friend,
announcing that he WAS manned for
life. and that he would not again
appear on the stage,
Il have absolute assurance from
my DOCTOR" Mr.. Goodwin declared.
that fwilf be able to appear In Eos
Angeles seven weeks from next Mon
day. My doctor tells me that by that
time my fractured thigh will be com
pletely mended. and that will be
able to get about as well as ever. 1t
was a serious fracture, of course, but
there is no question that I will be
all right by the time set by my doc
tor." -l
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-21
World $ Series to
Open October 9TH
Commission Rules

NEyv yap -
onhs sept. 2o---No time
az ~ .os. nsiWeen the closing OF
and h,s,a ases IN the National
~ - .s iean is.asues ana the open
W sue worlds series, Word was
a',. st,su mere yesterday from an
- nc Sourcs that the worlds
dav is year VIII begin on Mon
m, IN
p. 70 On the assumption that the
$50, rs faeo sox ana New York Giants
IN va .T qs.I =, Iespecslxe races The Red
"a nave .heir pennant won
s,Ia rs. MY 20 play out the schsd-
ri, ne 1.snts haven't cinched
- pah' yer ana aren't likely
~ ~ ~ LOT week at the earliest,
~, ~ .ns ehanees OK their losing the
~ 80 aie 50 remove lhat the National
an y, mas nxed on the opening
uase IA case .ne New Aorks and Bos-
~. I'm soaas .ose.ner. concerning which
'A1 rt - n..le uouot.
pos.ohs eiose their champion
s San l Gen IA F Ias on satur-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-21
Standing of Clubs.
Games To-day.
Cincinnati in New York,
St Louis in Philadelphia
Pittshurg in Boston.
Chicago in BROOKLYN
Games To-day.

NEW YORK, Sept. 2o.--Ths Giants
lost the first section OF a douoie ON
with the Reds today, to 2, but an
mayed the second, to i. Rube Mar
uuard blew up in the first inning Oh
the first game and sent four runs
across. He stayed on the mound I'VE
more innings. and was invinciele HaF-
Ter. for the Reds, duplicated the trick
in the third inning OF the second game
,oy,pe The verdict In one round, and
nttching effective ball thereafter. The
sr0res
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-21
MOTORCYCLLSTS START ON
TY-FOUR~HOUR n

BRIGHTON BEACH. l. 4, -
2o.-After one hour OF furious rfd51
the team Of Billy Shields and 0eox
Lockner had covered 202 laps 0F
and one third miles in the ~ INN
motor cycle race, which il being r.
here.
the East, with his partner. Cnax
Spencer was one lap behlnd
flying leaders with an even 81 na11&
Johnny Fox and James McNet1 e
champion of Scotland. were Ia NJ
place with 81 la miles.
Thomas and Veditz had SO NIL q
laps, and wray and yanderburgsSjy
credited with 62
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-21
Standing of Clubs.
Games Today.
Philadelphia in Chicago.
New York in Detroit.
Boston ip Cleveland.
Washington in st. Louis
Games Today.

DETROIT. Sept 20.--Joe WOOD S
string OF sixteen victories was orok-
en- today when the Tigers annexed
their game with the Red So1. 10
4, Wood started out in no-hH shape.
but lost hts nerve in the third. and
walked four men IN succession. Gov
ington was pitching great ball when
he was sent TO the clubhouse in the
fourth for kicking on called balls.
Lake. who replaced him, let Boston 5
four runs through. but frightened up
after that, only two Bostons reaching
first Score
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-21
Cleveland Takes First

CLEVELAND. Sept. 20.--Cleveland
took the first game Of the series from
New York today. 8 TO s. Both kah-
Ter and Thompson were hit hard, the
former being derricked in the seventh,
allowing Lefty James. late Of Toledo,
TO make his American league bow.
Catcher Carischs thumb was split by
faal tip in the sixth inning, and he
@as forced to retire. The score:
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-21

NEWPORT, r. l., Sept. 20.-When
the ladies resumed the playing In the
various tennis matches at the Casino
this morning. the weather was like
"a hot July day. This afternoon the
wind came cool and fall wraps were
needed. The runners up for the day
were The invinciEle Miss Mary
Browne OF California, the Misses
EfeHnura Sears, and Marion fenno.
OF Boston; Mrs. Berger Wallach. the
Mia1es Edna Berger and Margaret
Bunk OF Newport. and Mrs. i. Cor
don lougiax of New .YorxA
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-21

NAmmAry' TWo-base nft--Vea On
Sacrifice hit-Bush. Stolen bases
Cobb, Corridor, Crawford. Bases on
halls-or Wood, &; off Coviugton. /;
OF Lake. ?. Left on bases~-Beston.
T. Detroit. S Struck out-By Wood
hy tNovfHgton, /, by Lake. 2 Dou-
Die piays-krug, Yerkes to Engie.
3; Crawford to f. onslow Passed
BALI. Onsiow Ttme-2;1e I'm
pires~-o f,aughlin and McGreevy, At
teadsnce-2IfS
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-21

8 l-s innings: Off James. 2 In 2 IS.
Two base hits-Johnston. 3; Chase.
Midkiff. ThFee-Aase htt-Chase. Hem
drix. Sserrett Sacrifice hits-~Hen
dirk. Thompson. Sacrifice fiies-Car-
fsch, Lajofe, Chase, Stolen bases
Lefipelt. jackson, Chapman, 2. Bases
on baiis--Off Kahler. 4: Off James. 1;
or thompson, 4. Hit by pitched ball
BY Kahler, l. First base on errors
l. Left on bases-Cleye
land, s: New York. I, Struck out
BY kahler, 81 by Thompson, 3. Dou-
Bile play--Carisch to LaJoie Time,
t2:04. Umpires--Connolly and Hart.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-21

Summary: Home run--DeHore. sac
rifice hit--Ames. Stolen f4ase--tirafit.
First base on error-Cincinnau. !.
Struck out-Ty Ames, 8; by Harter, I,
Bases on balIs-Off Ames. /. off Har-
ter 1. Left on overwhelmingly, g.
Observation-Disclosures and Eason. At
tendance, 10000.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-21

*.RAn for Meyers In the sixth
sRatted for MarquArd in tue slxth.
Crandaif hatted for Devore IN slA.a'
Score by innings
ee00o20 o.
summary Two-base hits beseneF'
Alme ida. Stoieh base7 -
snodgrass. Clarke. Merkie. Fret base
or error-Ctncfnuati Struck Out
gy Marauard. 3: by Crandau. $ ny
Benton, s. Bases on ealis-On iran
dali. /. or Benton. 4 Hit by pt'cneo
halI--By Benton, J. Hits-oG Mar
guard. 4 in innings Left on bases
Cincinnati 9: New YORK D. m
rt~e~-Fason ard Jahastone-- Attend
anr4 600
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-21
krebs Says Football Prospects
Are Only Fair For NJ c. Y. Team

be settled by lot. as viii be the place
Of the seventh game in case each
, club winE three games.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-21
Lose One: Take One.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 2o.--After
losing the first game, 10 4, the Phil
lies came back strong in the second
part of the double bin with the Car
dinals today. and won by to 0. The
Cardinals siamming the bali over the
----
fConffuued on sixth PaENl
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-21
White Snx Yicfnu-s

CHICAGO, Sept. 2o.---The Write
Sox bumped the Senators In the first
game of the set. 8 to /. Cicotte
held the Senator's to eight scattered
swafs, and famed seven of them.
-Four double plays figured IN the
support OF Cicotte. Engle, who start
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-21

National League Games.

Chicago, 3; Brooklyn. 2.
St. Louis, 0; Philadelphia. I first
game)-
st. Louis, o; Philadelphia, (sec-
ond game).
Cincinnati, 4; New York, tnrst
game).
New York. A.; Cincinnati, / SECOND
game).
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-21
Baseball---Autornobae News---General Sports
JOE WOODS WINNING
STREAK is AT AN END
Detroit Tigers Put Great Red Sox Pitcher Out OF Running
for Record-Giants Divide With Reds Marquard Losing
and Ames Wnning-Whte Sox Beat Nationals
American League Games.

AmtsICHH INHEHe UHFHtA
Chicago. 6 Washington. /.
Detroit, 8; Boston.
Cleveland, g.: New York, 8.
Philadelphia st. Louis (called END
first inning, rain)-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-21
Farewell to '.The Angslus.r


An audience practically as large ~
that which Witnessed the opening p14
Torrance saw Nell Twomey's plny s
happiness. The Angelus." with Ha17
riugton Reynolds as Father OBrtN
at the Bijou last night and enJoyo4z
II as heartily as did the flrst nighter9S
The play will be given twice todAy-sa
matinee and highland this Will IT.
/ the last opportunity to see what many
Rtchmonders pronounce one OF snM
most satisfying productions that na4e
been this way since The Rosary.
! feature OF the performances here H.
been the attendance of ciergymen. q
lie. Sargesson. manager of The AnS
geius. has rendered a number Of bo4E
parties to the ministers, and All e.
the clergymen have expressed tho
selves unqualldedly in commendat401
of the play. Mr.. Reynolds tn furue
to hold impromptu receptions evpE29
might for the beneft of his increase
, hosts Of admirers,
The company has been materlAA
strengthened by the addition OF HAITI
Barker, who takes the part OF M
Beverage. Mr. Barker made hin n1~
appearance last night
/ Richmond is the only southern c&95
| that will have the opportunity OF 09G
ing The Angelus'' this season. 49,
company will not take the Southe4
circuit, but jumps from here to No.
York State aud thence West. 81 s@
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-21
"A Fool There Was"


Many theatrical managers give no
thought to what becomes of plays af-
ter they have exhausted their posi-
bilities, but Klaw & Erlanger are a
firm who will never lease a piece OF
" haiF properly anless they are ahso-
llutely convinced that it will be han
died upon the same conservative,
sound and husinessltke basis upon
which they themselves do business
They have leased to Mr. Robert
Campbell the rights for the popular
lpriced houses their sensational sue
cess, "A Fool There Was" in which
Mr.. Robert Hiliiard has been starring
for the past four years, This. in it
self, is a guarantee that the produc-
ltion and company which will be seen
at the Bijou next week Will be hrst
class in every detail.
Mr., Campbell has organized a nota
BILE company including Elsie Jane Will
son, young Australian actress who
has come to America with naagniii-
cent reputation. William j.. Gibson,
who last wear was seen in the role OF
The Virginian" originated by Dustin
Farnum, Bertha Julian. Marion Fred
eric. Mary Brandon, Agatha Frederic,
Rupert Julian. Charles II. E,llWood
Walter r. Woodan. Edward Glare
Frank Faraday. Frederick Nichols,
Charles McHenry. sydney Norcott.
Despite the fact that this engagement
In YlleeInose rsoe@sie ma highest class
Ito be seen IN this theater this winter
there viii be no advance in the regular
scale OF prizes.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-21

! Garden turns her back on her AudteA
! in that gorgeous white frock one
readily imagine that all the ern0Q
she Ia depicting are coming etfas
over the footlights through the
dunn OF the ripping muscles n
delightful expanse OF white bcak-
back almost sings and / would Gu
/ a melodious back SssS5
! ION the other hand. when
! Nethersole turns her back on her 9s
idience IT is fgnratiyely streaming Mt
tears during her biggest enou0@
scenes. / should call hers nobnM
back. In the late Letta Fausrs -
there WAS q happy smile and = che
full dtmple In every ripple. Hers NM
"a laughing back. Eugenie FouGek9N
back. even IL one never saw her -
suggests Paris Boulevarde cafes VII
outdoor tables under dim lights efln
from trees and long cool drinks.
Carriers ba elk conveys every powe1y.
emotion from burning hate to teA1iM
angush All, yes. beautiful backs C9Ns
stitute wonderful asset. There h.
psychology in woman's back a. SAkMS
! " as there Is In her spoken wOro9
I Or her liquid singing vofre. = 81
+ On Iiut nee. sftS4
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-21
Newport Tennis After Women.

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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-21

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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-21
Boston


'Batted for krug in ninth
"'Ratted for Cady in ninth.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-21
Art Of Getttng Publicity.

tcensinued e sixth rssA,
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1912-11-26
FAST FOOT BALL
THANKSGIVING
High Will Line Up Against
Alumni In Final Contest of
Season

A foot ball game that promises to
be interesting is scheduled to take
place on the local gridiron Thanks
giving day afternoon at three o clock.
The contesting teams are the High
School and the High School Alumni.
Considerable comment as to the
outcome of the contest is being aired
by lovers of the game and all seem
to agree that the contest will be the
liveliest seen here this season.
Coach Finley says sthat his pro-
tegee's will have to keep alert and
get as much practice this week as
possible for the old players haven't
quite forgotten the game and are
apt to make it keenly interesting.
Some who have ventured to ex-
press their opinion Of the two teams
seem to think that the Alumni have
the advantage in weight while the
High School team has the advantage
of considerable practice. asThe prob
able line up of the two teams is as
follows: