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The Washington times., 1913-10-12
VIRGINIA TEAM IS
BEST IN FIVE YEARS
Former Captain Todd Claims
Orange and Blue Equals
Team That Defeated G. U.

CHARLOTTESVILLE Va, Oct. l2--
The University of Virginia will start
its hard games beginning next Saturday
with V. N. |. leading toward the final
contests which are expected to land the
title in the South Atlantic division for
the Orange and Blue.
After yesterdays rather easy victory
by % to over the Hampden-S Sidney
College team, it is no secret and an
opinion share by all Virginia followers
who have seen the team in action, that
''Hev" Csrters bunch Of men fill the
bill better than any team since. Kemp"
fancey's eleven the last year to beat
Georgetown. The team has played con-
sistent football in each contest SO far,
never letting Up for a second.
As former Capt "Hardie" Todd ex-
claimed after yesterdays fray. Il have
never seen n Virginia or any other
team with so much spirit and pep
Todd's remarks are particularly inter-
esting when the work of last year is
considered. Then the team looked fully
as strong on paper, but not only fell
down in the important contests. but al
so in games they should have conquered
with ease.
Warren's methods are radical
change from the formerly employed sys-
tenn. The Virginia pilot gives but one
or two hard scrimmages a week for
the varsity, with the result that by a
sdtut udy' inns ilne-uD IL crazy ana
tingling all over TO get against an op-
ponent Results thus far have proved
two things under this arrangemenT
first, that there is more life In the play
and second. that there have been
minimum Of injuries.
In all proba abi!ity a good substitute
backtield can ne formed with Coleman.
Flanagan, Speer. and Randolph. but
a second string line is not there. Pri-
marily, there is no weight outside the
regulars
Georgetown and aVnderbilt are feared
most on this account, because it is
these games that will give the forwards
their most severe test. II Warren and
Warner cannot develop more linesmen.
the games will be a gamble purely and
simply on the endurance of the inner
Qintet.
The Washington times., 1913-10-12
VICTORY FOR PENN
GIVES TEAM HOPE

PHILADELPHIA Oct. I2-Wfth a 20
to 0 defeat Of Swartnmore to its credit
today. Pennsylvania feels hopeful for
the approaching struggles with the
stronger teams it has scheduled. The
Garnet eleven permitted two touch
dowrs. goal from field and one from
placement. " mIi" the Red and Blue team
held its opponents at bay throughout.
N,!iE"r PENNSYLVANIA nor SHarthnore
attempt difficult plays. The forward
DIS' me. Fitr little success on ever
attempt - bOIh "unftucd their attack
1" simple tactics. Penn scored once in
Tia" second period. Bolger carried the
'f'll across again within a few minutes
altcr tho kickoff il the second half.
--ater Marshall md Carter kicked goals
from field and placement.
The Washington times., 1913-10-12
TomorTow's Bowling.

Westminster Lea9ue-Blues vs..
Greens. Reds vs.. Whites, at Pal
ace alleys.
Southern Clerks League-Audi.
tors VS.. Freight, nj Palace aI.
Ieys.
Colonial League-Pioneers VS.. Vir.
ginians, at Palace alleys
Departmental Tenpiu League
Navy VS.. Bureau. at Palace al.
Ieys.
Arcade League-ImperiaIs VS.. I'M
manuels. AT Arcade alleys.
Commercial LeagHe-RudoIph 4
West vs.. General Baking Com
pany. at Palace alleys.
The Washington times., 1913-10-12
NAVY PLAYED ROUGH,
OP|NE R|LLTOPPERS
Blue and Gray Coaches De-
scribe Game as "AWfuI' in
Every Sense.
EXPECTED TO BE DEFEATED
Did Not Look for Such Rough
Tactics as Were Employed
by Service Eleven.
EXPECTED TO BE DEFEATED
Rough? Very Rough.

The rough tactics employed by the
Navy team in defeating George
town by % to 0 yesterday leads
the Blue and Gray authorities to
call OF athletic relations with
the Navy. Morisrty has sixteen
stitches i'm bis scalp today,
Harry Costello is nursing a
broken nose, McSulty has a bad
ly twisted leg. LawIors. eyes
are nearly closed and the faces
of nearly every man on the team
look rs though the players had
been i'm a prizefight.
The Washington times., 1913-10-12
Lafayette Downed
By YaIe's Eleven

EEW HAVEN, Conn. oct. show
iI.G return to form which giaddened
the hearts OF nearly 500 students who
sat cheering through tne game in spite
OF the driZzling rain OF the afternoon,
the Yale football eleven came back yes
ttrday and defeated Lafayette by the
score Of q TO O. This conuing only a
week after the holding OF Yale to a no.
score tie by Maine was unexpected. and
more than anything else showed the ad
vantage OF having Howard Jones sbso-
Lutte boss Of the coaching.
The Washington times., 1913-10-12
Punch Lacking in
CorneII's OHense

ITHACA. y. Y, Oct 12.-Coach Al
>narp's Cornell team lacks the punch.
This Is adn!itted today by the followers
Of the red team who watched the Indi-
ans win . 20 'vi4ei. Cornell had the ball
within striking distai.ce OF the Indians
goal on three different occasions.
Guyun scored ii The first period for
u Warner's team after a series of brilliant
pl.nRes by Calac and Larvie. This was
the oaly score made by the Indians and
Cornell in the second quarter with the
bail on the 1-yard line failed 10 carry
IL across.
The Washington times., 1913-10-12
Jack Regarty Takes in
Georgetown-Navy Game

Jack Hearty, last years captain of
The G""rActo Nn eleven. who is coaCn-
uS the North Carolina A. and VI.
eleven this Year, took Il look at the
NaNN-Geor2ctown game yesterday to
get some idea II the strength of the
Blue and Gray team. Hegartys eleven
meets Georgetown on October %. at
Raleigh.
The Carolina coach is in town today
ana expects TO leave for Raleigh to-
night. He and Frank Gargan, coach
Of the Georgetown eleven are talking
over the officials for the game at fia-
leigh two weeks hence
The Washington times., 1913-10-12
St. Johns Eleven Is
Stopped at Lexington

LEXINGTON, Oct. Est Johns
vas unable to use its forward pass
aSainst Washington and Lee and the
Lexingtouians won from the Annap-
oils eleven by l" to .. In the first and
fourth periods st. Johns held Wash
ington and Lee, but in the second ard
third sessions the locals. Friend and
EakeI. went across the visitors line
for tOGchdowns. Will" Young Kicked
goal once. Dorohue is credited with
two drop kicks
The Washington times., 1913-10-12
Slime Shoots Well.

A. 3. Stine distinguished himself in
the weekly matches at the Analos'an
Gun Club when he killed 81 OF the 100
targets at which he shot. Lieutenant
Baum was second best with 50 targets
to his credit. The walk-up event was
won by A. V. Parson who piucked a
out Of possible 30 birds,
The Washington times., 1913-10-12
Virginia Medicos No
Match for Carolina

RALEIGH. Oct. 12.-NrSinia Medical
College feli before the fast team of
Carolina A and NJ, the latter winning
by IL to T. 4 heavy~1ield made the play
slower than it might have been under
better neld conditions.
The Washington times., 1913-10-12
Cardinals Ahead.

ALEXANDRIA, Va, Oct. 12.-The
Cardinals have their eyes on the title
held by the Vigilants today after hav-
ing defeated the Company B team OF
Washington Barracks by 80 to O. The
game was little more than a workout
for the Alexandria team.
The Washington times., 1913-10-12
COLUMBIA TOURNEY
DRAWS MANY CRACKS
Prominent Golfers to Take Part
in Event on October %.
Hurley Wins.
BY "CLEEK."

Tie Columbia Country Club golf
tournament set for October 3, at which
time the Harry Wardman trophy will
be put up for competition, is progress
ing nicely. according to those in charge.
and the golfers Of Washington will find
fhe cracks of the country down for the
event
DR.. Walter Harlan has heard from a
number of those who gave their ten
tative acceptance of the invitation eX-
tended at Shawnee and Brookline, and
will announce the entry list later
1t is confidently expected that Fran
els Ouimet, national open champion.
and Jerome ID. Trav ers, open amateur
champion, will be here. Such stars as
Pyne, Fownes. Douglas, White, Wat
sen, Byers. Perrine, Whittemore, and
possibly Anderson, are expected to take
part in the tournament
tournament are: First sixteen, Harlow
Hurley, Columbia; second sixteen, Al
pheus Winter. Columbia; third sixteen.
Lee Crandall, Bannockburn; fourth
sixteen, A. II. Mccormick. Washing
ton Country Club. c. c. Van Leer, Co
while Allan Lard and A. S. MattinSly
tied for the low gross score medal.
The Bannockburn tournament was
farewell affair. and the members of
the club are being complimented on the
success or the tournament. The new
links near Cabin John will be used IN
future.
For the third time this season the
eyes of the golfing world Will be
fixed on happenings in this country
The eighteenth renewal of the ma
tional tvomen's championship tourna-
ment will start at the Wilmington
Country Club tomorrow with prac-
tically all OF the best women golfers
in the world in competition.
Miss Margaret Curtis, three times
winner and present titlehOlder, Miss
Muriel Dodd, Miss GLADYS Ravencroft.
and Miss Mabel Harrison. the three
eXponents from Great Britain will
compete with the State and sectional
champions in this country.
Mrs. Charles L. Frailey and Miss L.
f. Lacey with Mrs. Ornsby Mccain
mon, are the Washington golfers to
take part at Wilmington.
The Washington times., 1913-10-12
Eastern Wins.

Eastern High School football PLAYERS
are adding another victory to their
string today, having defeated the Man
assas High School team at Manassas
yesterday by L to O.
The Washington times., 1913-10-12

The BannocSburn tournament was a
farewell affair. and the members Of
the club are being complimented ON the
success OF the tournament. The ne"
links near Cabin John will be used IN
future.
The Washington times., 1913-10-12

Hare just received and opened
up for Mondays selling nine
cases OF IN. S. NJ" Suits and
OpercOdtS of that uHra-tashion-
able type in cut and fabric de-
mdnded these days by young men
and men young in years.
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MnlinDigang

Bon nGdJiter Node an trldleint
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fr1a Gefrifpff bas bifliglte 1iaff in
gan5e1t GtaatenAr $1.5O i'm
HOraHs per Snjr.
Die GdlriftItitans.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1913-10-02
Nei0lati1ncn
Nngenomnlen ailf Ssr britten ssah.
res GDnDentipn in glberbern,
2. o. am rs. Sept. 1913.

Ser 0elitlh arlerifdniifhe GtaatSl
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3Deia 0es oelitld, aaertfaniief,sr
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9all0 iialo ii llilferet fortI(britf fIifen
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Ntnerluiblte Seante.

/. gise 9rdiioent: Carl GIe
irlent, SnDn;
q. gi6e Br1fioent: Seinrih 5nnl
1lier, 1lanoreait;
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Gurefn;
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5ionr Sails;
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Sortforo.
Srt Der ft1hiter Gonpention
sylnnoreoli, Wsoobn GoltntD.
GeIegat 5iir oiesidbrigen aonpen'
tion In ct. louis: WnIter sen.
nader, Mberbseit.
GDnDentiDns 8erid)t.
W1breno mir iii fi1diter Summer
ben BergniigungsteiI nebit interei.
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c)er mar Der gerld]f Des Gpfltitees be-
sii9Iid Der Snbresbotihaft oes
Observation-Disclosures.
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Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1913-10-02

Merchants who do not
advertise in 4 German pa
per, do not deserve the
German trade.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-03-13

Six-room modern bungalow, full cement basement, =
laundry trays fireplace; the large we'll
arranged; complete set of fine roll rim plumbing,
large bath pantry and lots of large closets.
This bungalow cost S2250 to build Two level lots
In lawn 25x13o IT, each, 2Ofoot alley the street is
graded cement walks, sewer water and gas; the gas
Is piped to the kitchen all ready for use; blocks
from car and paved street. blocks from High
school, and only 12-mnute ride to postoffice.
This home has been leased for two years. The lease
expired March LIST. The lives California,
and she has instructed me to sell this fine home for
$2.4b0. If you want to buy fine home at a bargain
and can pay down $1,000 cash, balance to suit call
at 408 Perkins building
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-03-13


Bungalow n lots right total cost nclud-
Ing improvements, $4,000. east win
sell for $4,000 $3.50 down. balance like rent per
cent 80 -' 4 -
room cottase on lots large barn chicken houses fruit
Groom bungalow, South av worth $4,000: win sell
for $s00 $500 down. balance month"; including interest
Lots, Park and 54th IA and paid
$z0 down. $40 month only interest
$1IO0 North End marine view lot quick SALE 1850
+ cash. ~ = 49, - 49,
and Adams. III II 49, 80
al n. p. cAmPBErL co o.us.~... MS
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1913-06-14
A DAY.

The man sets ont with q hope
a. clear as the breath Of the morn
ing whose fresh vigor makes riot
in bis veins. At tiptoe, and like a
bloodsd race horse, he enters and
goes down the course. Through
all the speeding hours he puts
forth strength in action, surmount-
ing tho fatigue of MONDAY aud
looking at tho days end that will
bring peace. Slowly he wearlsss
under the burden bearing, his Gag
erness falling to less buoyant
levels. Then At evening be re-
turns, we'll wsaried and content,
to the sweetness of his homo, and
6uds renewal. 1t is tho dwelling
place of love untroublsd by bis
failures. Golfers Weekly.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1913-06-14
ULCERS and SKIN TROUBLES

II you are suffering with all old, run
ming or fever sores. ulcers, bOils. eczema
or other skin troubles. get box Of Buck
Ien's Arnica Salve aud you will get re-
lief promptly. Mrs. Bruce Jones. of Biz
mingham. Ala. suffered All ugly ulcer
for nine months and Bucklen's Arnica
Salvc cured her in two weeks. Will help
you. Only Zoe. Recommended by all
druggists.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1913-06-14
DIR. Stephens Reelected.

Notwithstanding tho rumors Mon
day started by publication in a
Now Orleans paper that Dr.. Step
hens was to be removed, when the
Board of Trustee came to tho slec-
ton Of a president, no opposition
developed aud he was reelected
unanimously. This is very salts
factory to the people of this town
and parish. for DR.. Stephens has
done a good work here taking the
Inauguration OF the school under
very difficult conditions and bull
ding it up from q grammsr school
curriculum to tho splendid insti-
tuition it 10 today, and DR.. Step
hens himself under the burden OF
responsibility has grown in force
and character with the school,
identifying himself with the school,
and its purposes and the commu-
nifty and he is now better aud more
able than ever to be it's directing
head. The Board has done vol
in retaining DR.. Stephens. be de-
serves it and the people here wan
ted it.-Lafsystte Advertiser.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1913-06-14
Hot Race for Justice.

Breaux Bridge, La, June T.
Two original Good Government
mon are running a hot race for
justice of the peace of the Fourth
Ward. They are sx-Representa-
tive Adolphe Thibodeaux and De-
putty Sheriff w. F. Kirscbsnheu-
ter. The ring has sworn hands
off. Tho vacancy was caused by
the removal to Arnaudville of Ex-
Mayor r. L. Morrow.