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Washington Journal., 1912-07-13

Ole inteniioe Site ser letten Ga
sc bat bier lomobI, pie aud IN anoe-
rem Srten bereits' mon9cs Opfer ge-
forOert. @eionoers aus Oen @roB-
itdoten oes Oltens treffen Nadri6ter
iiber Oie idlimnlen 6oIgen ser Sisc
Elm. giele Yerionen iperOen gum
Selbltmoro getriebeu. Sn Yittsbura
muBten oiele6abrifcn gei6loHeu iper-
ben. Ser am Mittpo1 bier nieoer-
gegangene 9fegen bate menigltens
onrd Die Nadt 2inoerung aur Sol,
&c. Nm Gonnerltag iebte ieoo9 Die
Site mieoer BON lleuem elm.
Washington Journal., 1912-07-13
uSriOn : @ciansOercin.

Der vgriou : @eiongperein" belt
am Sonntag @lbeno in leiuem Stub.
bauie, 1905 6 StraBe, 9ireftoren.
@eriammluna ob, bel peIber ale ge.
amten anipeieuo tporen. Ole gerid.
te oes 6inan5lefretGrs @. M. Stebert
uno Oes &oriibers oes Sausfomites,
Socob gruegger. ultroeu entgegen-
9enommen. @benio Der geriht oes
Serrn Senrp @aBmann. 8orliter
oes OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Sn gr-
%llongeliing pidtioer, our @eroffent-
libung tuerter @eid6fte CAB man Iib
fir cine @eile @r8dbIumgen iiber oie
abentcter beim SdngerfeIt in 9bi-
laoelpbia bin. glue Eeilnebmer an
Dem 6eite tparen bon oes 2obes iiber
Die freunolihe gebanolung, meld)e
Den bieiigen Sdugern leitens Der 6eIt-
geber SIT tell pliroe.
Washington Journal., 1912-07-13
General &%eriammlnng
Oes n8ermania ManncrdUr",
Dir. SEER 8rof. S. G6riitioni.

9(m pe%rgaltgenen Spnntag, Ben 6.
SulI fono Die Notwithstanding
un0 bic iabrIi1e 8eamtenma6l oes
obigen @ereins ltatt. Ser 8rGi. S.
&eiff fiibrte 0en @oriib 9as @roto-
fol- Der IeBten @eriammlung Duroe
bonn Sefret1r, Serrn 8. @ener ber-
leien, nebit BEN eingelaufenen &orre-
i%pon0en3en, poraltf 3nblltng Der
@eitrdge erfolgte. Gas @eranltal-
tlingsfomite eritattete ieiren 9eri9i
iiber Sic leBten G%orfommnilie 9ie
8~eriammlilng fnBte Sen e%inItimmigen
8ei6luB, Dem Quartierma1er s. SO.
Selbig, Dem Gerpalter Ser 9ummel-
faiie, Serrn 8i3e-8rdi. SD. 6auoer,
Iopie Dem &omite, beltebeuo ans Den
9erren Sreo. alte, &arl GltBler, un1
&errn @ebl fir oas 70 nor3iig-
li9e arrangement uno 0ie 10 CLAN,
3eno nerlaufenen Gage oes Singer
feltes, ben 9anf Der @%erlammlltna
aus5uipre6erl.
3u &eoiioren Der Bidder tpliroeu
Die Serren &arl Braun &arl @uBler
uno Soffman ernannt. 3lt @egen-
repi1oren Die 6erren SEQ. Meper,
Sbeo. 2erd, unO altg. Braun.
Na6 Gerleiung Der Statuten mur-
De our @obl Ser 8eanlten geidritten,
Die folgenoes @rgebnis bate:
S. &eift @rdiioent.
Sc. Braun, &i8e-8rGiioent.
SEQ. Seboltian forr. Sefretdr.
S. SO. Selbig, Sdabmeiiter.
8et. Mattern gibliotbefar.
Wear Der, 6a6nelttrGger.
Geo. Meper, Solicitor.
8. GobIer, Gruitees.
5. 8. Selbig, 8elegat gum @ai,
Ienbaus.
aarl GuBler, s(uo. Braun uno 6r
@bnert ais 0elegoten gum 9elttider
Gentralberbalo.
SEER Erof. Gbriitiani wlroe fiji
elm meiteres Sabr gum G6orltiter oes
8ereins ernannt.
Washington Journal., 1912-07-13

Gin ionOerbares aniinnen miro
bon poIitiiden 9eitern an 8raIioent
Gait geiteGt: @r ioa tldmli6 orf Iei-
ne Ganoioatur ols @rdlioentIhofts-
canoioat oer3iAten, ga boraussufeben
lit, oaB Die republifanii6e 9ortei
nit ibm ais Spite Oes Sidets i'm
ndditen Nopember nidt getpinnen
fam. 9aiielbe 9tniinnen foa aud
an Sol. Hooiepelt geltelt meroen.
8eiOe &anoioaten 6a6el1 oaf oieIe
g~orIteaungen ieood tau6e Obren.
Washington Journal., 1912-07-13
sdlrcfIidc gInttat.

Sn Baltimore bat iid am Samltae
cine ihredlide @luttat obgeipielt.
hilbert S. @atterlon. EN- 49idbriger
Strobnittner, bat Ben 2~3-idbrigen
Sun1es @amberqer eritodetL nel1er
ole @bre Ieines Gnters retten moIte,
inOem er Den 9atterion Der 81 intim
init Der 6rou 8amberger, Ole Mutter
BON 5 ainoern lit. pcrfebrte, BON
2eBterer meereiBen mollte. 8atter-
Jon lit perboftet.
Washington Journal., 1912-07-13
Sic eccfrani6cit!

Der u2inculn" Iiegt sur Sobrt be
reit,
0urditreift ben 05ean melt mo brei.
Gin SouoeOruf, elm letter @ruB,
lln0 i6on an @orO iebt man Oen Sub
@eidpiiter, gltern. 9rdutigam,
grout,
Som Sal1Oe rufen ale lailt;
>: 3 id0ne Belt, 0 iefge 3eit,
9ebiit' Sud Soft Dor Secfranf-
belt. >:
9es 0}ittogs, menn man reidt Oel
Slid,
Hildt ihou Der cine aus bonn 1iiA,
Ser nnoere, penn oas &oaitbeef nobt.
Ser brittle enOli6 beiin Salot.
uno fornnt man baum uohber an
9ed,
fino't man BORT oeu gon5en Or.
i: 3 b0ie Belt, 0 ihlimme Belt,
SD gloub', id bab Die Seefronf-
belt. >:
limo wer iid in Sic Sole 5pGngt,
Der liebt, mte bort elm N6pf6en
bdngt,
@epllbt b~liBiou6er uno 10 fem,
Nls fam OaS @iien BORT binein;
9aS int es aud, bod nber ponn2
gta6oem'S gefout, neridlucft uno
Damn ~
): . boie 3eit, . i6limme 3cit,
Sa, ia, idl bob Die Seefranf-
belt. =:
0o9 lit oic @ciic oann am @n0',
elmer crit oen nuoern fenlt,
@enn Suit nu0 @iB un0 6r0blid-
felt
Sid madt III ieOem &er5en brett,
Guft mailder boil gepunOerunq
lout,
NAL I'M 6eiit 3uriidgeidout:
=: ne ld0ne 3eit, he ierge 3eit,
8ar's bod troB aller Seefranf-
belt. =:
Washington Journal., 1912-07-13

Sans gcniitlid ioBcil por etli6eu
Sogen Die 6reunOe 0es inGuropa iit,
uuf6altenoen @errn S. Starr I'M tiib.
len 8oetentpinfel 0es @oibinaton
SGngerbum0es, ais pl6Blid ~ Sein.
rid Seine ser 3fpeite wollte geraOe
cine 00e ailf Den abtpeienoen 6reuno
pom Stopel loiien ~ Elm urbeimlid-
es groilien mo Nou;ben entitono,
ulO, ais iid Oic @eieIihait BON III
rem 5dreden erbult bate, folgenOe
Orobtloie Nahri6t bon ibreul 6reumo
Carr einiief:
Washington Journal., 1912-07-13

Die 8epobner bon SDottspile,
M0., pnroen Dor etlidenSa ourd
oas 8orbanoenfein zines toaieiniol-
lenoen @un0es in ni1t gelinbe Auf-
regltng beriett. gs bat iid ieood Der
ausgeltelt, oaB Ser Suno, Der einc
Sub Oes Mil9bdnoIers Serrn &oo-
cliffe gebiiien bette, nidt an Der
Eoawut itarb, ionoern an einem
anoden erltidte.
Washington Journal., 1912-07-13

Gtwas MitIeio ideint oenn nm
Ter @ettermann bod nit oen 9iir-
germ unierer Staot al babenb oie
Ser Sommerfrii1e entbebren miiiien.
@ad faum unertrGgli6 beiBen ga
gen am Mittpo1 ipie and am Dom
neritag ldidt err gbenos obfiiblenoc
'@eUitter NIT 9fegen. 0aourd MUIR
Dc Die Atmoipb6re bod ettpos ertrGg-
Iider, ia gegen Oie friiben @orgen.
ltitnoen Doro es Iogar fiibl. glber
Den lleber3ieber bat man nod midi
pom uOnfeI~ gu boIen notig gebobt
Washington Journal., 1912-07-13
Ger Observation-Disclosures llnte

Der oeutid-amerifanii6e llnter-
itiiBungsoerein belt am Mittmofl
glbcnO I'M 8eriammllmgSIofal, Sp
8aBmonn, 1877 Z. StraBe, g. @.
feline regelmSBige g%eriammIung M.
fer 8oriib oes Serrn Geo. Nleper.
0as 9(bleben oes Serrn Seamiltb
murOe eemeloet uno iein @noenfen
our6 @rbeben BON Den Siben geebrt.
Serr @mil Spabn, Goriiser ocs Ser.
gniigungsfomites. beriAtete, Dab cine
@rfurlion na6 Wlaribaa Saa am Is.
NugiIit a%rrangiert, in gorbereitung
iei. Bur 0edung Der 9eitrGee fir
Die iiingiten SooesfdQe mur0e ole Gr.
6ebung bon 3mei Gooestboleru be.
idloiieu.
Washington Journal., 1912-07-13

@er bate oas geoa6tl Sebt tritt
elm neutrality-suspicious. nit
Der 8%ebauptung berbor, Dab BON Den
6rallen Der Miaionenftdote gbicago.
Yaris, 2onoon Berlin uno 0emgorf
Die gbicogoer S66nen Die fleinIten
6iiBe boben unO Die gtem Dorfer Die
gr0Bten. llnO ga lit lett Sobren iiber
Gbica9oer groBe 6iiBe geipottelt nor.
0en!
Washington Journal., 1912-07-13
TIMER Sberbiiraermeiiter Gnuu $.
&MOOlpb geebrt.

Sin 9omite, beltebenO Gus Dem
@rdiioenten mo Dem Sefretdr oes
Seiienoormitdoter ltnterftiitnnqs-
bereins, Die @erreu 9ouis Bauer uuo
Sobn Meininger, eridienen ON Mfou-
tag, Den s. Suli i'm 0iitriftsgebdiloe
uno iibergaben Serrn Gommiiidr
Washington Journal., 1912-07-13

Cine Deuti9lanoreiie angetreter
bat @err Geo. 9. Brandt nebit Sc
mablin bon $50. 927 q StraBe, g
SO. 9as Gbepaar lit bon Baltimore
abgefobren unO eeoenft ldngere 3eii
in 9ertI6lanO 81 perpeiIen. MuBel
gdirnberg wollen iie aii6 Miinden
DRESDEN 9eip3ig, Berlin rno anoe.
rem @auptitdOten ibren 8eiud abitat.
ten.
Washington Journal., 1912-07-13

Ole 3eitiingen uno Moga5inC
lino boil guten &ot6s fir ben Sars.
batter, ME er in ben teuren 3eiter
nit einem fleitien @ebolt custom.
men uno nod @elo 3ariidlegen fam.
3umeilt miro Der Rot gegeben, IN
Der beiBen Sobres5eit fem Sleii6 81
eiien, neil es ungeiuno Iei. @ut
oenft man, un0 gebt NIT 9egeiiter.
ing an oas @infoufen bon @emiiie
Natiirli6 Inn mts5ufin0en, oos @e.
miiie ebenfaas teuer lit.
Washington Journal., 1912-07-13

Die SGIfte Der Suialien unierer
Srrenanitalten ioaen 6remogeborenc
fem, n miro bon einigen Aer5ten be
bauptet. @iiroe fir Den 6aa, oob
Dies nabr lit, Die @inpouoerungsbe-
borOe oieaeidt Die 6roae beonttpor.
ten, wie 0ieie &eute i~iberbaupt ms
2an0 famen9
Washington Journal., 1912-07-13

Ole @eteronen oes ipauiIden
&rieges botten am 9%onnerltag Abeno
in u2oefflers SIM" an glaoensbure
&oao cine &eunion. Dab eS babel
redt fameraoidaftlid suginq. l6Bt
iid oenfen. Ser INNER fioele grnft
feb es ielbitoeritdnoli9 nidt an Dem
9eIten feblen, moour1 OieStimmung
6elonoers geboben murOe.
Washington Journal., 1912-07-13

@ltf Sims 6arm babeu morgen,
Sonntag, ole S6maben ibr Dies.
idbriges Sommerpifuif. lluO penn
Die S6muben etpas beranItalten
miros INNER gut. 50 fam man lid
alio morgen amiiiieren, uno iduG.
beln, Dab es 10 cine 9trt bat.
Washington Journal., 1912-07-13

8rou Sulia 2ouiie 2ong0on
9arber, 8itttpe oes pcrit. 9lspbolt.
Wagnaten am5i 2oren5o Barber, i'll
am Somltag 9lbeno auf einem 3ugc
BON Seem yorf nad bier plotli1 ge.
Itorben. sic ipurOe am Mittmod.
alf Dem Dat Sill 6rieobofe beeroigt
Washington Journal., 1912-07-13

q M Sonntag nuroe auf Dem Ob-
Ierpotoriim Der Georgetown timber
Iitdt nit DEM Seismogropben i9tDere
@robeben per3eihnet, Ole, 10 miro an
genommen, in AIasfa itattfonoen. Die
GrIdiitterung mar oermoBeu Itnrf,
Dab ole Haoel Tim 50 Miuimeter bar
rierte.
Washington Journal., 1912-07-13

Gin OtIabomaer glr3t be3eidnet
oas aiiiien ais Oos amerifaniide gto-
tienallaiter. Sroboem lit es INNER
nod populdrer, ais oas grobe @atio-
nolipiel, mas befauutlid ettpos bei-
BEN mill.
Washington Journal., 1912-07-13

Rad AuSiaeen oes @eprdieutau-
ten Sbarp BON &erltudD miro
Dos 9lbgeor0netenbous bis Gnoe 5.
Sc. nit Ieiren 9lrbeitcn fertig merOen
ullo Iid pertagen tonneu.
Washington Journal., 1912-07-13

Dem amerifaniiden 2oniul bon
SermoiiQo, Sonora, Merifo, weroen
ourb oos &rie9soepartement llnber-
3iielid 80 arng : S0rgenien ; Sc
mebre uno 10000 &unoen Mluiti-
on gum Sdube gegen &ebellen-9a3-
5ias 5ugeitellt.
Washington Journal., 1912-07-13

S m lebten Sabre limo in Ben Ser.
Staten 10 piele neue S6ulbduier er.
baut moroer, Dab man fir ieoen Saq
Elm nelies S6ulbals rehnen fam.
Nidt meniser ais $3,000,000 muroC
an gaufolten Oerausgabt.
Washington Journal., 1912-07-13

81 II ben 6olgen BON l~lnperOaulid-
felt itarb am Somntag ploBlid s. s.
Glodep, elm Angelteuter in Der @oit-
office, Station 9.
Washington Journal., 1912-07-13

Sci Ben olompiiden SpieIen,
oie wGbreno Ser p~erfloIienen ISOLDE
in Stodbolm in S6peoen ltnttfan=
oet1, baben Die Amerifaner oiele lido
ne @rfolge 81 ber5ei9nen.
Washington Journal., 1912-07-13

Ter o@ermania Club" belt am
Mittpod 9lbeno inn geriommlungs-
Total, 1928 s Strobe feline regeImG-
Bige monotlihe @ei1dftsperiamm-
lltug ab, in melder olBer &outine
@eiddften nidts bon 8eoeutllng err
leoigt mur0e.
Washington Journal., 1912-07-13

Am Sonntag brad @rnit 8oof.
rem, % Sabre alt, beim Sauden I'M
Eotomac in Der NGbe bon &patts
bile, iein @enid. Seine &ameraocn
fonnten MIR nod feline 2eibe ans
llfer bringen.
Washington Journal., 1912-07-13

@abreno oes Monats Sunni lit
I'M Giitrift our9 Seuer ELM S6aoen
bon $t4,947 entitanoen, Dem cine
@erii6erungsiumme bon $597,096
gegeniiber1tebt.
Washington Journal., 1912-07-13

Inter oea ainoern Der Staot
lit Der S%tid6uiten in leiht epioemiid-
er 6orm ous9ebroden. Set Anfang
oes MonatS lino nobe5u 400 6aIle
Don Stidbulten Dem @eiuiobeitsam-
te gemeloet moroen.
Washington Journal., 1912-07-13

Ole 6arlner in Marplano baben
ibre @rnte beenoet, uno lit Der
@ei6enertrog elmer Der gr5Bten Ieit
Subren. Mande 6arnIer baben be-
reits nit 9relben begonnen. Die
Qualitdt Der Srudt lift iebr fem.
Washington Journal., 1912-07-13

@igentIi6 ioaten mir ItoI5
iein auf unieren geruf. 8rdiiOent
Gait begonn feline Garriere ais Sour
naIiit uno Sol. &ooieoelt idIieBt lei-
ne aarriere ais Sournaliit ab.
1eioer 6ringen es ale Soitrnaliiten
nidt 10 meit, aud ipenn lie es peroie-
men. ooer nod 10 n0tig baben.
Washington Journal., 1912-07-13

Gas 8efinoen oes Mariueiefre-
fairs Meper bat iid ioweit gebeliert,
DaB er Dor einigen Saoen einen See
ausflllg unternebmen fonnte.
Washington Journal., 1912-07-13

II m oas 0~berfommauoo iiber sic
Mann0per an Der atlantii9en &iiite
SIT leiten, bat ii6 Gontre : Montreal
Siterbaus, Gommanoant Der sSlotte,
auf Ieinem Slaggi6iff n@aibiugton"
nod Sampton &oaos begeben.
Washington Journal., 1912-07-13

&ur3O Dor 6ormenidlilB ging uus
BON unlerem 6reuno Otto Souiiaint,
Der iid 8ltr 3eit in Berlin oufbielt,
cine SPECIAL : Gorreiponoena 5r, in
@eitalt mebrerer @erltner 3eitungen
Washington Journal., 1912-07-13
Die @eOaftiOu

m Montag @6enO bielten Die 81.
reftoren oes columbia EurnOerein'
ibre regelmaBige @%eriammlung ab.
Washington Journal., 1912-07-13

Ole International Bible Sta.
Dents AIiociation oobier bat cine STE.
lolittion angenomuien, nonad Die
Amiabme zines nboaii9en Geuers"
unO uS6mefelpfubIs" bermorfen
miro. Die @eiitliden i'm guuoe fol-
len aufgeforoert meroen, oil%5ugeben,
in melder @eile iie Die 2ebre fiber
Die S0ae glouben bepeiien 81 f0nnen
Washington Journal., 1912-07-13

az aOfIt& T&medt unb oui
OetOmm. ~Ihini&@ unO -DiGmsal..
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-30
BASKETBALL IS
STRENUOUS GAME
Trinity Wrought Up Over Inter
Class Contests for School
Trophy.

Durham. n. C. November ss.-Ry
taking to-n!ght's game Of basket ball
the sophomores pushed themselves
within one game of being champions OF
Trinity to-day. The second year men
defeated the juniors by the score OF
IA to 3. siler, for the Sophs. was
easily the star of the game. scoring
ten of fourteen points for his team,
ana throwing two field and six foul
goals.
Two games were played. the other
between seniors and freshmen. the frst
year men making the best exhloation
OF the game they have shown. ana
defeating their opponents by score 80
10 II. Adams. for Freshmen. threw
eight field goals. and Ferrell three.
White starred for the seniors. throw
ing four field goals and one foul. Har-
dee threw four fouls. and Ratchne
1nrse field goals. Two more games are
to he played BY each team during sea-
SON, and Sophomores will have to take
emily one more to win college cham
pionship.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-30

Louis pisorow, the wizard OF the aa-
tomobile race course, is the man re-
s,onsihle for a new record for the
mile track at the Virginia state Fa',
Grounds. having yesterday. in the maj
mile of a ten-r1ile handicap race, COW
cred the distance in one minute ana
one second, nat A record OF los 10
Nas made on the same track by Barney
Gldheld three years ago.
Yesterdays races were auspcsous
in that they marked the raising of the
"ou,law'' ban sgains, the Virginia
State Fair Grounds track, the various
events being held under the auspices
of the Richmond Automobile Club. by
the sanction and under the rules OF
the American Automobile Association.
The track was heavy. due to the
snow of the day previous. but yester-
days racing and the work of force
Of men early this morning will place
II in excellent condition for to-days
races which begin at ESQ o'clock The
new track record may not stand
throughout to-day. because the offer
iIg OF a special purse of $3.50 by the
city Of Richmond 20 be contested for
by the winners of events during the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-30
'HERMITAGE Wins
FROM VIRGINIA
University Golfers Defeated by
Locals on Course Covered
With Snow.

In the golf match between the Uni
versity Of Virginia and the Hermitage
Golf Club, played yesterday or the
local links. the Hermitage team won
by the score OF points to g.. Results;
r. H. Meade won from Alexander
Macdonald. tcaptain>. 3 points to 0.
Dr.. 8. B. Noon. (captaiu). lost to H.
Taylor Compton. 3 points to 0.
w c. Locker won from Eppa Rixey,
Jr.. points to 9. ..
Ralph Neale won from r. II. Bal
this. 3 points to 0.
Murray Mcclure WOE from j. Henry
Bruins by default.
The Nassau system OF scoring was
used, one point going to winner Of
first round, one point for second round
and one point for game.
The match between Locker and
Rixey WAS very close being all squar e
at the turn, and also at the eighteenth
hole which was won by long putt
by Locker. Their total scores differed
by only one stroke.
Rixey is one of the longest drivers
seen on the local links this year.
a match game Of golf in the snow
was something unusual for local
golfers, and the medal scores suffered
from the condition of the fair green
1t is expected that another match
between the two clubs may be ar
ranged in the spring.
A large number of golfers will con-
test to-day in Hermitage mems handi-
cap.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-30
HAMPTON SCHOOL
ASKS FOR GAME
Disputes Claim Of Championship
Made by Lynchburg
High.
fsp.cial 70 Tho Times-Dispatch. ]


Lynehburg. Va. November 2s.-Dis-
putting the claim that the Richmond
Lynchhurg football game here We'd
nesday disposed OF the Virginia high
school football championship. the
Hampton High School has asked the
local eleven for a game either In
Lynchburg or Hampton for the cham.
ptonstip. Owing to the tact ,hat tho
local squad has broken training, and
that there seems to be no doubt about
Wednesdays game effectually dtspos-
ing Of the championship. the game has
been declined
This Is the FIRST time in the history
OF the game that the State champion
ship has been settled In Virginia
Lynchburg defeated everything in this
section of the State that could make a
claim, and Richmond held uudisputed
sway in the Tidewatef section. having
defeated Norfolk. which eleven In turn
beat Hampton.
The local eleven next year will be
considerably stronger. il is believed.
than 1t was In the season Just closed.
Many Of the best players will be back.
while the subs give promise OF
STRENGTHENING the eleven not little
over the strong team which has just
disposed Of the championship by de-
feating the Richmond eleven.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-30
SOLDIERS READY
FOR FINAL CLASH
Norfolk and Richmond Blues
Will Close Gridiron Season
This Afternoon.

Ire second annual football game between
the Norfolk Blues and the Ricnmono o.Ses
will De played at Broad street fSIk I'M
Afternoon. The game will start at ::s0 GieeS
,harp Last years game vas won by Nor
Folk, the score being q to ?, and the party
OF roo,ers which will accompany tne team
Warranty for . repeti,io, Of the victory: On
the other hand, the admirers o! the hAch.
mond Blue. will be there by hundreds ans
Will cheer the nome boys on 10 sfctoy'
The Norfolk team Will arrive over the NeT-
folk and Western Railway 1t n:>e O'Clock to-
da, aud will repair to the H;ueC Armo0.
where dinner will BE- served. The players
who will probably be seen in action TOT
Norfolk are: ferries. ~ sensre. esr0er
" T. l. player: Williamson. at Ttsas guard.
formerly OF ". A. c.; Warden. at left guard:
wsss a; lea guard; s,h ..,si aos.r s1 y
University % Virginia. left tackle: Quee1'
st=d may also be seen At left tackle; Pierce.
let end: Ironmonger or Graves, et nges
end; Vaughan. formerly OF " p. J.. At Quas-
ter: Jane. Barry. captain. formerly Of Wiz.
GINA at right half: Feuerssein. formerly Of
" & l.. a, LEFT half. while Wemple. Hodg-
scn. formerly Of " +. T., and Pes'e. Will be
- the backaeId-
tn. suts.,itutes for Norfolk will be Hes
derson. Jordan, Smith. Dsrden and silvse-
ter
OnGcia.. for the game VIII be wsEfesd.
o. Virginia. referee. Barn. OF SeosSesowh,
urn p,re. ana witt. Of v. y. Z. iinesman.
Both teams are tn splendid condition. AID
this. the maj game OF sEc SeSS@us PsVUssSeo
10 Re one OF ieh hardest fought at Broad
stree; Ia x Ia many Gsy2
In. ioc..I eleven 10 in hshtine ccnd'tica for
;o-dav's ccnric;. The men took thsar ansi
practice Thanksgiving morning and refire1
a. al early hour last night in order TO be
refreshed and ready for their foes ~hen the
y a.s-Ie blow. this afternoon. The 'olk
;.4ia 10 thought TO be slightly Aeavfe. ban
the Richmond team. but the fcrsiS no. to
overcome weight by Gce.nees OF 200; and
e.f,nes. in psssfne TIE bsN.
The Blues Band VIII furnish music for to-
days game o; the PARK. II you ven; to en-
.oy tie !ivs.ieR game OF the seasee. attend
~. game.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-30
VIRGINIA WILL
NOT PLAY GAME
faint of Professionalism Keeps
Washington and Lee Out
side Amateur Ranks.

washiagton and Lee University, at
ter completing q most successful foot
ball season, lie making claim to the
championship of the South Atlantic
division There are just two teams
who can dispute this claim-George-
town, the real champion. and Virginia,
logically second choice, though de-
feated earlier in the season by Y. N.
I. In order to dispose Of one Of the
rival claimants. Washington and Lee,
On Thanksgiving Day. wired Carving
ton williams. president Of the General
Athletic Association Of the University
Of virginia for q game on December !.
The answer. as might have been ex-
pected, was in the negative Not only
did washington and Lee want the
game, but asked that IT be played any
where but at Charlottesville
II there was ever . time when VIZ
einia should not play Washington and
Lee University. IL 10 THE season Con-
fessedly playing on the eleven men
who have played professional baseball.
washington and Lee has lost any claim
II might have had to consideration
from purely and strictly amateur teams
The university properly turned down
the request and declined to play the
game on December Z or ~ any other
time
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-30
ARMY AND NAVY
TEAMS RESTING
Speculators Get Hold Of Tickets
for To-Day's Big Event
in Philadelphia

Philadelphia. November 2s.-Both tie Army
and Navy football teams rested quietly at
their hotels here Tonight while thousands
q. their supporters crowded the Hobbies de-
scrtbine their relative merits and chances.
Men prominent in all branches Of the gov
ernment service are here to attend the game.
tn. seating capacity Of Franklin Field has
been increased several thousand. making
the scarcity OF tickets less marked than 10
former years
However, speculators tonight were oher-
ing tickets at prices ranging from IS to SIS.
Captain Philip Mathews. OF the Army
Athletic Association. and other officers made
an Investigation. but failed % ind any OF
the Arrays allotment n the hand Of the
speculators He declared most OF those OF.
tered for sale are part Of tire Penssyivaais
allotment The Cnivesofty Of PenasyivaWss
authorities admit that sVms Of thosI ailot-
ted to holders Of associa ton books have oeen
offered publicly for sale. and are preparing
. list Of these found guilty OF ceiling she!E
tickets. The list will be submitted TO the
u.iyerss,y's epmmittee for aceioo-
Both the Army and the Navy teams prse-
tioed to-day on Franklin Field The Navy
ssusd devoted themselves to running through
signsM
Besting has been rather light. with stDght
odds In favor Of the Army.