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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-03-29
ELM CITY DESTROYED.
New Haven Schooner Declared Men. ace to Navigation Off Cape
 HatteraS.

The revenue cutter Onondaga yes- terday destroyed the schooner Elm City, of New Haven, which was wreck ed on the shoals of Cape Hatteras sev- eral days ago. The schooner was a menace to navigation.
 The Elm Citp was one of the oldest of the Armstrong fleet. Capt. Avery of New Haven said last night that she may have been eighty years old.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-03-29
YALE, HARVARD AND
 PRINCETON IN DEBATE
Especial from United Press,

Especial from United Press)
 New Haven, March 29-The fourth annual intercollegiate debate between Yale, Harvard and Princeton will be held tonight. The subject is:
 Resolved, That the United States government should recognize the prin- cipl of monopoly control of industry and should regulate prices in all cases where monopoly has been brought about by the operation of economic laws.''
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-03-29
EASTER AT THE HUB

Spring is rampant at the store of good clothes. So says the advertise ment today of the Hub Clothing Co.,, which you should read. This store is as usual filled with the finest of goods, with the choicest of designs for this seasons wear. The prices are right and everything is arranged for the convenience of the purchaser This is first class store for you to make your selection of Easter cloth- ing
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-03-29

New York-Dared to elope, Miss Mary Beatrice Miller, daughter of the late Peter Miller, tobacco millionaire, and Charles Gilbert Nichols, Jr., wouldn't take the dare and were mar. ried
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-03-29

Sandusky, O.-Totally blind for 5 years. Edward Kennedy, 30, a farmer, had two teeth extracted. Today, he read a newspaper.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-03-29

the Chicago convention replied New If his word is worth anything he will not bolt''
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-10-17

6sstsllt das ~WoehsnhIatt."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-10-17
Die Ssnne ais Subu.

Rannpeiber unb peibH9e Wdnner
Pibt es tift alletn intter ben Wteu-
f6en, ionbern genane 9eobaftirl-
pen hcbeil auh bet ben Iirren, uno
rpur TainertIi4 bel ben Saiistierert.
Bale FOLDER grtartltnget Der De-
I9ie1ter na6gepieien. Gin gsitar-
better bes rSotsuan~ bot ette @ei-
BE BON geiIpielen seinm1neIt, Die oas
bcrtourmen FOLDER @rf6eitumgen
betu $iibnerpoH beseugen. gr baite
Ihor ieIbIt einmaI NIT erpbem Der.
bniieen aui einem SIbnerbof cine
6errne eeieben, bte iih gegcu uIIe an
berer @eiieberten tuie Elm Sabn be-
nahm unb babiir6 eirteu uneaolidl
eomii6en GnbIid geipdbrte. 9ieler
Ball iou ear niht ielteu portontuierl,
namentIid, peun bas SiibnerpoIf erit
boz fl1rsem TeinesSGbns Rrairbt nor.
ben tit. SIT bier aber mebr etne &C.
piHermaben geiitige 8ertrrung gu err
bIiden, 70 foutmeu aud entfpre4enbe
Berfebrtbetten in Der f6rperlihen
Witsftnttung Dor. gtienoIs Sipor
TfeiI,t elm Sobn nit bem 8efieoer
etner $enne beobodtet poroen Su
lptu, baeegen iin6 mebrere Salle bon
bertnen beI6rieben, bic elm p6llig
uidnnIi9esS SeberfIetb enttpideIt batten.
90 piro gIaubtpiirbig bon etner Sen.
ne beri9tet, bic bel elmer oberfln9li'
den getra6tung bon einem itattli-
hen Sabn gar nidt irtterthieoen per.
ben fonnte. Sic beiab iotpobI ben
Rnmu, bic $autIappen urtb bie Spo-
rer, nls aud bic groben, ft6elfornlig
gebogenen Sdpansfeoeru bes $abns.
Gin onberes Ral lit ioear cine uIn'
porbIung am @efie6er etrer $enne
In Der be3eidneten Ri6tung Dabr.
aenommen fporbn. Gin $abn Der
BantamraiIe batte init 5tpei Sennen
eiHe 8eitIang sIiidIid sifaulmenee'
Iebt, Bis er itarb. gad ieirem Gin
J9eiben ifpang iid cine Der $ennen
auf ben oertpaiIten GbroH iuIb bra6te
Is fertig, ipe1tieitens i'm @efieber ben
beritorbenen @begatteu aIlmdbli6
einigermaben Bu errei4en, obgleid
lie beareifIi6ertpeiie auf ben &amnt
,nb bic Sporen perai9ten mubte. gle
Iegte bon bieier 8eit an and fem Elm.
Saes Gi mebr, ionoern bertrieb ibre
8ett ba1nit, bic unberen $euneu 81
Rofferen. Cine iolde Serme NIT
ndrnIidem @efieber 1T aud in aus
aeitopftem Suitanb mrfbetpabrt NOR
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-10-17
Der marpfuniI6e &arbis.

9ie Sa9e @I&Stbos madt beitdr-
biae sSorti6ritte. Der 4uib anfIus
1T bie leste Stiise Der Srau5oien I'M
SttterIanS bon Woguoor gerpeien.
Ra6oem aud bieier BEN Sobn bon
Ra.eI.ainin, @l-Siba, offentlih gum
Sultan profIamiert bat, 1T bas &C.
Iamte SinterIanb benz neuen Sultau
,ugeiaIlen. gs perLautet iibri9ens.
Sok @I@Siba ben Bliirtoerungsoer.
Iuhen In Der Sta6t Wnrafei5 ener'
aid, entgegengetretsn lei. @dbreno
Iein abaIife in bas Sebiet Der He.
bemna aufsebrodeu 1T, itrebt c: zine
Berbin6ung nit benz bon ben Gron'
,oien gefiirhteten 3diant an, Der im
Siioen BON ie5 bebeutenoer GintluB
bot unb oeIIen @erbinouug init Sibn
einen mi6tigen Shrttt 5itr @eDtu'
uind 6es georSens barftellen DilrSe.
Die 9oplIaritGt bes Siba 1T 10 grab,
unb pos gufgebot ber frar3oItihen
Gruppen bisber 70 sering, oaB @l,ee
uno Solgen Der 8etpegung gor nitf
absuieben iinb. SN Der @iitGebore'
nenbeb6lteruna 1T Die lleber5eughnG
berridenS, bob Rarofto BEN 5rarso'
len iiber ben &opf tpadfe. Dieter
lleberSeualng baben bic arabsr in
ibrer biIoerreiden ReOe IN einem
8ehIeIaeTprd6 foIsenbe Srollile
sormulierunq seaebeu: r@ie oicIe
RiirbiIIe tnnnIt on in elmer Sano trn'
aen p" (1ia maroftoniihen Siirbi''r
Tino eimergrose @rempIare) vGinen"
Limb Dern Su 3tpei tragen iuiait?"
,9unu fallen tie mir beioe aus Ner
Sorto." limb Sie Trnnsoien molten
,ebn in elmer Soro tragen!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-10-17
Sonnerftus, IT. 0ftOber 1912.
Sempfratifbe Ssominaticnen.
81 Rational.

Ratipual.
8ar prGFSsni-DOubrSp @iIiOH, BON Ven
Snfsy.
Sir ghs praFssnt-Sbumus 8. wfari9au,
BON Snbiana.
.Staat.
aubitcr @nral 8. 9. Grs6ptu, BON
Spbnstcpn.
Siaais S9asmsiasr - @iOiam 3. srrv,
bon Gbsifsr.
Gpnert6.
gpnsub-W. u. Nt@tnlty, BON Snani0h.
9tstSlatuL
1. Diirift-Sbpmas Wlurpba BON SSsf
Srantpu.
Q. DiIfrift-S. 1. Gabrtussr BON gicrh
Scranton.
8. DiRrift-S. ID. 3sitIr, srn Der Central
Stabt.
4. Difrift-psttr 8. @uusban, BON StIup.
S. DiRrift-Spbn 8, Wanuiru, ppn Gar
bpnhalt.
6. Diihift-pauI @. atsu, bon Ranicm.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-10-17
guube auf elmer id,udbiF@eu Snrs.

auf Der Burg 2angsnou IN Der
gsdbe BON Him. Die idon 1885 er.
pdbnt pirb, 1T iett bas Iange 8ett
urlbeipobnte, pielfad limgebo,ite Ser.
renbaus inmitteu Oes uritteIaIterli.
den Wlalerfranses interchangeable
fporoen. 9abei fanben fid in eirt.
een Rdumen bo6tntereifante aIteWa.
Iereieu bon boberem aIter aIS Der
Id,onen baroden Shldbeden. Der
am Souie ongebrn6te Steiu nit Der
SyabresSabI 1876 Oiirfte oaber eine
Ipdtere Seit iein. GlIe GbbiIbungeu
sei,een iibrieens, pie Der Burg
mart" beri6tet, aitBer nru ftebeubeu
eau cine perihtpuHbene @iebeIponN
nn Der Rorbieite, beren SunbomeHte
iett freigeIegt tpurbet liro ferner
E,irmIpiset bes Serrsnbmdes, bic tn
be uIesten fiiHfste Snbreu berfdDrnt
ben finb.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-10-17
BieliaseHbe 6iHuI
@s Dssssrsa ba Sahi Sa VaassaFAaasa h
ksAAss nus iraassiHasa esssG

hsst9sa nus iraRssiHAsa esssG
tle6sr ben moraIii9eu Dert bes
SoIhotSnrnoteriaIs i'm beitiheu uno
trnns6Ri@ea Seer sebeu, tpie oer Ror.
tRipoubero -Seer uu6 PoIttit- bon
urttttdrii3er Seite miteetetIt pir6,
bic neueiteH 8abIen austuHft bic 70.
s6ea aus Grbebuneen iiber BITE Sob
neutIitht In beibea $eereu i'm Sabre
10t0t1 eaponnen ipurben. Gin
DergIei1 ereibt. bab BITE an5nbI Der
GobnenfIii6tigen in Grantreih ni6t
Inr in eridredeHbeH WeaBe iteigt,
ndbreub iie in 8eutidIanO bon Sabr
su Sabr abnimnt, ionoern bab iie
auh eoHS ungeipobnIid GROCER lit als
in Deiiti6Ionb. Sn Deuti@Ianb foul.
men naH ben neien Geitite1uneen
anf 10000 $eeresnngeboriee i'm
9urhI9nitt 10 SdbnentIiidtiee, In
1anern MIR neun unb IN Sa4ien "a.
Sn Sronfreid baeegeu tomHen f4ou
aif 100 SteIuRgpflibtige anndberno
feds SabnenfIii6tige. b. 3. ouf TO-.
600 faIt 900. Ddbreub niio, IN Pro.
bente umgerehnet, in 9eiitf4Iano
nur 0,18 groaent Der edaulten See
reSangeborigen, in ganeru MIR 0,09
Brosert unb in Sa1ien nitr 0,024
Broaent fabnenfIiidtig peroeu. be-
trGgt Der Pro3entias 6sr Seferteure
i'm fran3oiiiden $eere nube5u iedhs
Broaerttl 0ieie 3abIeu ipre4en cine
auberorbeutIidb oeutlide Sprahe.
8ertpoue S9Iiine Iaiieu ii4 aus ei|
nem 8ereIei9 Der GntpifIing Der
8erbdItniiIe i'm Seuti6eu uAb fran-
o6iif6en Seere oieben. Sn Deiitt4-
lamb bate Die 3abI Der DeIertettre
TN Sabre 1901 nod 1913 WaItn be-
tragen, bann erfolgte Elm itdnbtger
reeeImGbiger 0fiidgans. 1908 mo-.
rem es nod 701, 1904 900, 1905 $50
unS Bis gum Sabre 1909 bntte ii4
bic 8abI bis auf 566 berdeinert. Sait
ebeu iooieI, nur sipei Sdlle peHiger"
664 aIIo, tporeu i'm Snbre 1910. benz
Ietten 9eri6tsiabre, aa beraei4nen.
Bir baben aIIo In 9eiitfaIanb tn 10
syohren einen @iideang ber
| SobnenfIuft i'm faft 20 Protent er.
reiGt. @erabeou eritauuli4 nebmen
fi6 baneben Die fraua6ii4er Sablen.
bertdItniiie aus. Sm Sabre 1908
nareu es nod ynur~ 1908Deierteure,
1905 f6on 1890, 1907 i9on 5000,
oIIo mebr oils bic boppeIte 8ohl oeS
Sa6res 1908, IN mir bier Snbrerl
Damn uber berboppelte iid biefe 8abl
TN ndhIten Sabre nod etrnlal, ous
11,7S2 SabnenfIiihttae bratte, limb
audi oieie 8abI ite1te nod nidt ben
Reforo bar, ioubern iie Duroe bonn
9sabre 1909 nod I'M 5000 Wanu
iibertroffen, 6as bic unerborte 8abl
bon 11,7S2 9eierterren alfoinpeiien
bate. 9ie @riin6e fir bieie unglaub'
lIiden 8uItdrSe irSranfrei4, Die tros
Der i6Grfiten WaBnabuler bisbsr
feline 9(enSerune erfiibren, fino tn er.
Iter 2inie auf bic irnmer mebr nm
lid greifenbe antintiIitnriltii6e agi-
tation auriidtufiibren, arberoem
biirften iie aud 3tpeifeIIos in einem
RonaeI an nationaler uno militdri'
T4er 9eJeiiterimg au iuden ieiu, Der
lin etnein mertmiirbioen @escniab 5it
Der fiiuftIi6 geiteigerten geeeiiterung
Der haubiniItii6en tran5oIii6en
arieasbeter iteEt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-10-17

9as 2eben lit feiu WabI, Oos Die
gdid,tug uns auftrdgt, bumit mir es
aerieben, Ionoern elm 8ienit, bem eS
itns nit better araft Oor5ufteben OBJ
liept. griife ieoer feline gsuttr unh
Beaabltng, unb je beiier es ibm ge'
Iirt9t, iie gum SeiI uno Srounteu bes
8arYen, aIs SciIeu @Iieb er sur @eIt
fam, All oerluenSen, Seito iiherer fpir6
er 3ur i66nen SeeIenriibe geIaugen,
beito peniaer Sdreden bietet ibm Der
Soo.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-10-17

aufbetpobren bon Speiien. Spei.
fen miiiien itets often auf6euabrt
nerSen, neil 6iefeLbeu Sitr9 WaneeI
an 2uft3irtrttt febr ihrea i6uern
(naneEtIid i'm SoEmer). lin Der
unreinieuneen biir9 StalIb cber
Glieeen II. |. M. su bermeiOeu, tnHn
man bic @efdBe NIT iauberm Siiu
ober nit einem DedeI aus biinnem
3rabtgefIeht bebe6en. Refine @b-
mare, Wtil9 II. I. M. bari hneere
8eit (iber Rodt) bfreft am oHsHer
Seniter itebel, neil fie 2uftgeiamad
nrtutmntt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-10-17

8ereoIbete Rnbmen au retntgsH.
Wan lberitreiGt btefelben nrtttcIa
zines ptnieIs ober S@tudmn@sns
NIT @etneffss, peIher BE tbsreirtQ-
tett bonn @oIb Iosspetdt uHb fbm Eel.
nen @LGrS unb feire Gorbe pteber-
gibt unb ipiilt ite NOD Sc RtHii-
ten NIT retnem Eafier ob. MI leiu.
pano bart man Fs ut&t dbtrodner,
Ioabern man miib Fs ID eaIfer mdtsi.
gen Ddrne ieIbit troden perben Ini-
len. Bei bernItetem S&n1tt lHnb
bisie BebGnbIune sinieemaIe .useber.
bolt perbeu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-10-17

Ginisfeit ma6t itart uuo ba tptr
Fart iein miiiien, 10 miiiIen mir aud
einig iein. 8iIbeIm 1.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-10-17

Tan9er i6eitt einen tleinen lin.
meg - uno tritt Iieber in cine Rfiite
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-28
GOOCH WILL START GAME

Ashland Va. November 27.-The
University % VT. nia football squad
arrived n Ashland a. I2.Is o'clock
;Ais afternoon under the care OF
Coaches EII:ott and Warren. Or.
Lambeth and Dr. Holiday and Trainer
Laan.Eaa- Twenty players were IN
the sqy ad- ant every man In gne trim
according % the coaches. Gooch. who
has had several cAiIIs lately. has
knocked them out and will star, In
the game to-Jnorro~. After dinner the
team walked around the town for an
hou-. and at o'clock they raa them
a lively signal practice on the RAN
doIph-Mscoa College aeld. There was
plenty % snap IN both the frst ard
second string men. Quarter Back
Gooch kept the men on the Jump while
he was calling signals. and when Fan
dolpa relieved him with the subs, there
was but slight difference IN the speed
OF the men wood who vas slightly
injured ir IN. Gcorxe;owr game. n en-
tireIy well row. Carter. who jim Thorp
sssd should be named With the AL
Areyicans stars. Ted the sGga5 when
shey took q Et'Ie sprsn; around the
aeld Captain TODD appeared 10 be in
Hrst-cIsss condition. ard vii without
n doubt b Ia the Iirsslisht tomorrow.
All OF the men tgrred IN at s.zo. The
squad will leave for Richmond to-
morrow morning q. O'Clock.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-28

moro confident than these two. We
have the weight on you" shouts vir-
Ga!a, while Carolina stridently re-
plies. I'VE have something up our
sleeves" Take your choice. Pick EN-
Or leave EN- They're going to pa
rade ate. a while. and for sixty min
utes Of actual work will eodeavor to
win your plaud!ts.
Both Institutions Will be represent
ed by a SOLID student body. Each Will
bring along It's own particular band
On the north side OF the field will be
Virginia and her cohorts. On the
south Will bank tho adherents Of the
Blue and White. Each will hurl de-
fance a: the other. and the two
elevens will battle on. end.avoring to
earn the cheers which will be theirs
win or lose.
Everywhere the spirit has caught.
The stores are decorated, no partially
being shown. the Orange and Blue
m'nsIing in glorious peace with
the Blue and White Nations
and maids, hoay heads. and
the caliow thing with jus: suspicion
OF down upon the upper lip. all will
be decorated. The girl behind the rib
bon counter who sells you the yard or
so Of stuff tinted 10 suit your fancy,
and WHO Is gracious enough to pin II
on you. she. TOO, VIII be there pres
emily. Richmond and his wife will at
tend. and. after IT'S a., over. Richmond
md his wife VIII celebrate.
Automobiles will not be allowed n
the ground. There isn't room for the
automobiles and the people, too. so
the automobile must rest outside. Fred
WesteTvc!t the official announcer. who
Will tel! you OF the plays. says that he
IS n good voice. Not a move bu; i1a:
re will tell all about Leave the wO ~
cell a; home. Even II you happen not
10 know the players. there Will be
some one on hand TO supply the lack
OF information.
&c; busy and taks the ars. car. Be
with TIE bunch and watch those feI-
lows mix FOX the honor Of alma mater.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-28
TECHS ON EDGE
FOR TO-DAY SGAlRt
Expect to Make Far Better Show
ing Against Georgetown Than
Predictions Indicate.

Blackburn Va. November IL
Nineteen members Of the footoali
squad OF the Virginia Polytechnic In
stitute, Coach Branch Bocock, Gradu-
ate Manager Lockhards and Assistant
Manager c. 4. Cutchins lett BLACKS
burg Tuesday night for washington
where they will play Georgetown Chi'
versity on Thanksgiving Day. Heao.
quarters during the stay in the capNa'
city will be At the Dewey HOVE
where they will be Joined early Tnu's-
day morning by nearly 400 loyai SUP.
porters from V. p. l. The latter lex
here on a special train at 8 o'clock to-
night BY way Of the Norfolk and West
ern and Baltimore and Ohio Railroads.
and will arrive In Washington earIy
tomorrow morning. returning to col
lege by noon Friday.
The eleven men who will begin the
big game OF the season on George
town Field are the very best products
Of Branch Bocock's coaching, and In
reserve will be eight more almost as
good. During the past two months
two squads have been At work on the
xridiron here nearly every afternoon
ard each man had his chance In the
practice as well as the regular games.
V. p. I. does not really expect to VIE
from Georgetown. but they do expect
10 make a better showing against the
Catholics than the followers OF the
game in Virginia have SO far aceoroeo
them a chance to do The last game
was played here nearly two weeks ago.
and since that dime the weather mas
been almost perfect for pracuce-
Interest among the students In the
trip TO washington has grown rapidly
since tn. frs, call was made. and It
"a likely that two-thirds Of the student
BODY will he there tomorrow after
noon to sound their yeiIs and SONGS
on comparatively strange ground. The
Techs have rot played in Washington
Tor some years. and this game VIII
attract many OF the alumni. who VIII
also be present
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-28
IYNCHBURG NOW is
HIGH SCHOOL CHAMP,
DEFEATING LOCALS
John Marshall Loses After Pluckiest Kind Of!
Battle by Score OF Tt 6-Eagerness t, Win
Costly to ichmonq' Public chool Lads.
Many Penalties Being .fllcted
for Holding

Lynchburg. Va, November Gin
che prettiest high school game Of the
local season the Lynchburg High
School won the State Football Cham
pionship here to-day from the Johh
Marshall High School. Of Richmond. by
q count Of I to s. 4 wonderful yale
rally" in the last quarter saved the
visitors from q shut out. The bri.iian-
CIV in which the locals executed the
forward pass was fatal to the Mar
shallites, though the visitors sxce1ied
the locals in straight line bucks.
On both offensive and defensive. both
teams played wonderful ball for boys
OF their age, and demonstrated the TACT
beyond doubt that the two best htgh
school teams in Virginia were playing
for honors on the gridiron
Neither team scored until the AnaI
quarter. Lynchburg drawing FIRST MOOD
by a forward pass from Nelson Z"
Younger behind the goal bars. Captain
Dillon kicked goal. II WAS on the
kick OF that the Richmond lads DIS
plsyed their wonderful ability 10 come
back, and after four minutes OF hard
play plunginE the lines and sensational
end runs. the pigskin was carried over
the extreme right end Of Lyncheurgs
goal line. The kick out proved the IN
doing Of the Richmond boys. Tor
referee Sampson declared that no gosl
v ould be allowed. and Cosby dropped
the BAH on tho nfteen.yard line from
the punt out.
Lynchturg received the kick with
but four minutes to play. and BY work
ing their forward pass and end runs
ana on exchange OF pun,e. time was
called with the ball on the twenty-ysrd
line of the Marshall labs.
Penalty HelDs aDd Harris.
In tho penalties both teams suffered
equally. and the ofiic;als gave perfect
satisfaction to both teams. In one
penalty the Lynchbufg lads were ser'-
ousIy threatened when Po!ndexter.
s~.r centre for the locals. was taken
from the game. and Maddox was sub
e.ituted in his place. 1t was an IL
legal return. when Poindexter went
back In after two minutes OF play. and
Referee Sampson placed the ball on
Lynchburg's vineyard line. being un-
able to exact the full penalty OF hfteen
yards on account OF nearness to Lynch
burg goal. An o1sIde play by the
visitors prevented their securing
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-28

Turkey Day Too Expensive.
It's the festive Thanksgiving Day.
Turkey Day would De our expression
but that in these ManmoaIordered
times Turkey srnachs too much OF
cpuleace And couldst imagine, Gent
We've. Thanksgiving Day without its
football game
File ont And another he.
In Kankakee, It's The home boys
against the visitors from Scrapoious;
N Kalamazoo. its the Celery Kids
against TIE sugar Beet Terrors. OF
Alma; :a-but what's the use. in
Richmond. it's the University Of V!r-
gia!a against the University OF North
Carolina.
And It has been such these many
days.
What boots It that six long months
OF "makia's" six long months OF
lodging the very-best-girl: six long
months Of telling Dad the expensive
ness OF being
when conscience tw.-s and confession
seems the Only panacea-what boots
u. say we. when the elimination OF
denial and abaegaaon and casual
flirting with the truth bring as their
reward q :-,p to Richmond and
ticket to tie Carolina football game.
Danish care and trouble; exit crimina-
s.ans and determinations. Its holiday
time, and al c:3o o'clock this afternoon
the very biggest. grandest tootoali
game OF the season will be played.
Any car going west, and you're
there
It's. mose than football game-.s's
an event. Even more than hiatt
Al institution Thanksgiving Day
minus the gobbled foul would De
vastly more entertaining and satisfy
ing than Thanksgiving Day minus
CaroI:na-V;rsin!a football game.
The teams haven't a-rived-ye: As
YOU read this they are receiving their
anal cod5Eng and da.nn!ag-pa-con
che phrase. but It's football game
before the actual clash. Virginia is at
Ashland. ard Carolina .s-weU. Caro-
Ina Is hiding
Coaches. friends o: the family.
friends 0. coaches and friends OF
friends OF the family. are telling Just
Row Il should be done. This after
noon the result: o: the many aid vary
ing slices Of advice. along with the
Thanksgiving turkey. may be digest
ed
Never were there football teams
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-28
AD WOLGAST IS
z TO | FAvOR|1t

San Francisco. SovemSer In"
II o,S,s, and Willie Richie rested To-
dsy from active preparations for theiI
THANKSGIVING Day fight. ana oeSotco
Themselves TO the entertainments OF
iong fines Of visitors The day opened
~-,,h the champion still TO savorse
over the local contender. the betting
dds. however. IN no wise representing
,ub.ic sentiment. 70 was declared
pust,ist,c critics. who maintain tnas
I'm, betting odds are not Q correct IN
d,casson Of the merits Of the eehtcrs.
arc At ,os~ TO account Tor them on
anv other basis than the exVsaosuon
~tven by Betting Commissioner Cor
b~st. Who sold woigsst money u ARE
:ces had been given him, While tSe
R,schse supvorters kert under cover.
Referee Jim Grimm. ssser conference
xl,h both fighters. said thee ssrscs So
ncreo~e 20 straight oueeusberry rules
would be insisted upon.
There viii Be no wrestling or nose-
ss~.- 80 0ss0n. Ia $50 the eous
- GeovU<A OVsOgO IL eu9 - - ~.
sJesN rvuaa. I wSu osuvss . Sssssse
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-28
BY GUS MALBERT.
-exreD. ,he fighters.

THEY'RE all here-except the fighters. -
Cooked and prmed for Variations which will be run
. gosJ Street PARK this afternoon while eleven
who have been worked supeve OF physical htnes by
trained endeavor do SAID 100 yos sns
The exact distance record time with nothing
on their minds but psin, the whoknows-a meaning
of course the sophomore the meaning
This time the freshn1an ow-whoan
mind in this instance the junior and last ou by
no means least Colossus OF the Universe the
Clouds this the knowledge
laden all here and they neither freshmen nor
sophornore juniors eniorstheyr Just PLAIN nuter
a enthusiasts arrived the wlds OF Whining
rolling lands OF Lynburg do honor alma mater
and to which WILL from alma mater
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-28
ADVANCE GUARD HERE
FOR BIGGEST EVENT
OF FOOTBALL YEAR
University of Virginia ard University CT Nortf
Carolina D pt puated as Student Bodies
Gather to " illness Annual Thanksgiving
Day Struggle-Wbole City Caught IN
Exc tement of Fray-Game
Begins at 2:30 O'Clock.
Statements Of Coaches and Captains
Begins at 2::3O O'Clock.

Coach Cartmell, Of Carolina
Never have seen or heard Of .
carolina team which WAS more
eager or ready 10 light for q game
than that which will meet Virgins
this afternoon. We are MAKING no
predictions. We simply made NJ
our minds to 20 On the field ana
fight for every ounce of fsht there
In in Us. The best team II going 60
win.
Captain TiIIett, of Carolina-Jusf
watch old Carolina fSht to-day.
Naturally hope to win and the
men feel the same way about II. We
realize that virginia has str0ng
,..m ana all that. but just watch
m 0Rht. Thnt's all.