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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-28
BELLAIRE
Halloween Franks.

Despite the fact that the night that
the COLLINS hold sway IS a fcw nights
OF. the youngsters are beginning TO
play their pranks which afford q
great deal of Amusement 20 them.
but often causes their object TO break
n OF ia" Ten Commandments Last
evening az the Riverview crossing
the conductor on car 40. ls3 prasped
the handle Of the safety switch and
secured a nice handful OF thick black
grease Tn" handle had been artis-
tically painted with heavy black
grease by the young lads ~ that ST..
entity. This r. quite a dangerous
spor', for the q. g. p. tracks cross
the traction line ~ that point and
might possibly result iu the loss OF
many lives. The matter has been TO-
ported % IN" proper authorities and
the practice viii De- stopped.
Chief Of Police a. : Malone has .r-
%structed tho member OF his force
TO arrest all persons caught disf-ur-
ing properly. -ucl 1s soapiug win
do~s. carrying away steps and gates.
etc. However, uo effort VIII be made
10 stop the innoccu- forms OF amuse.
ment
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-28
Bridgeport Briefs

All tie local police officers were az -.
~ the man who broke into the Wagner
home several weeks a<o.
lranE Braun and wife. ormerly resi-
''itS or this city. now Of Cleveland
we've H'Fe yesterday. calling on friends.
Miss M~.rgafe; Wackcr has returned
AFTER 81 -FOUR weeks visit in Cleveland
d. Mart n went Co. ParkCrshure yes
t"gday ON business.
|'Hn Ireter has returned from n
snort business trip Co Ealt more.
Mrs. 80 4 Butcher. OF Caiarvtiie W.
a. visiting ~ the home OF Mrs.
Wells. iu klrkWood
d o. toA returned YESTERDAY from a
short visit 90 NartfnShurg
Wy llI.-m Fowler LEFT last evening FOR
% short visit ~ Hartford. q
MISS T.. osborne. 90 cleveland. U.s. the
guest nf local relatives for "a Few d1vs.
T. Williams. OF Barton. was here
yesterday on business.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-28

city. has announced his candidacy for
the nomination Tor clerk OF courts on
the Republican ticket at the primary
election next year. Mr.. Kirkpatrick
has been connected with the G ".
Myers and Son undertaking estab-
lshment for a number OF years and
has a host % friends throughout the
county who will make every effort 10
elect him 10 that Office. as be- is we'll
qualified ~ nII The uosLt.on.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-28
Srft Tnrh-

Suit for 10000 DAMAGES against John
Schell. 81 this city. was filed al st
Clairsville Yesterday. hv Attorney n. u
the estate 81 William Ositchell. who wac
KILLED hy SchelIs auto. iu Fellaire. sew
cral months ago. II IS claimed that he
was exceeding tho speed limit in the
city o. Ucll3ire. ~ case Will be watch
81 with interest. ae the coroner claimed
AZ the time Of the accident, that no state
laws had been violated
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-28

TIE Ladies' Ala society Of s.. Johns
German Lutheran church will rlve a
birthday social IN the church Thure11v
evening and the member whose BIRTH
day comes So this month VIII De tho
entertainers A fine program has been
arranged and r~ofieshmentS will be
served The social was 20 have been
given last week hut for some reason was
POSTPONED.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-28
II. Evans
BRIDGEPORT, o..
No Agents Employed.
Commission Meets.

several OF the miners officials from
thiS district viii 60 90 columbus to-mor-
70" 10 he present at the meeting Of the
state Mining Commission. which meets
OF th2t place. Several matters OF Inn
l~"rtance VIII be taken up and the most
important VIII Toe the run of mine Sys-
TEN. several prominent men will take
part Ia th" debate that will be made on
the system.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-28
Special Serviees.

SPECIAL services will Doe held In the
~ ftlls German Lutheran church next
saturday when tine Reformation festival
tII TIE Feast Of Holy Communion Will
De Observed az both the morning and
et'ning services. Tie pastor. Rev.
hi7NSe Will have charge 90 both srrv-
ices. those tn the morning being in Ger
man and TIE evening IN English.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-28
Officials az s. Catr.rn.

NJ Y Ino CIV UffI0-.I- weT. ~ 81
'lurs'ille YESTERDAY. testifylng In the
case az the man that was caught TIA the
act "f rUbbiuE the Wagner home. at
West Wheeling. several months ago. The
man was found guilty ana was given su
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-28
MEETING
OF Ohio County Anti-Tubereulosls
League Held Yesterday-Otheers
and Directors Elected.

The annual meeting OF the Ohio
county AntiTuberculoiss league was
held yesterday afternoon in the head
quarters OF the association At the
loard OF trade building. The meet
ing was called TO order by the presi-
dent at { o'clock. Quite "A large mum
Der of the members were present at
the meeting. The meeting as a
whole was very interesting and in.
structive to the members OF the as.
ISOLATION. as all Of the yearly reports
~ the various departments were read
u accepted by the members OF the
organization. According TO the re-
ports OF the committees the organiza-
ton has made "a wonderful growth In
al departments during the past year
which was very satisfactory 10 the OF.
hcers. Plans for next years work
We're outlined and discussed az the
meeting. but as to what the new work
would be was not made public. One
feature brought out at the meeting
was the buying OF new equipments
for the dispensary for the coming
year.
After the reports OF the committees
had been read and accepted the fol-
lowing directors were elected for the
ensuing year ". 4. Wilson. Robert
Hazlatt. Il. ". Russell. Or. J. +. Burns.
!. F. Bloch. G. b. Cook. Or. f. A. HI
dreth. Dr. Andrew Wilson. DR.. W. II.
McIain. DR.. G. \. Wingerter. DR..
Thurman Gillespy. Henry Bieberson.
G. W. Woods. Miss Agnes Wilson.
Mss Elizabeth Cummings. W. r.
stone. Mrs. !. c.. Hearne. J A. Hess.
Mrs. c. A. Laughlin. Mrs. Edward
Hazlett. II. G.. StfeI. Or. W. 4. era.
craft. ST.. Mrs. W. +. StifeI. DR.. VII.
liam Cruise. DR.. T. L. Drinkard. DR.. G..
". T%ruschcl. DR. J. Gilmore. DIT 5 /.
Jopson. James Dutton. Louis Halter.
Mrs. Louis Hockhcimer and Mrs.
Martha Pryor.
New officers.
The following officers we're elected
by the directors Of the Ohio County
Anti tuberculosis league yesterday 20
serve for the year 1913 and 1914. Rob
'r' iiaz.Dtf. president. II. VI. Russell.
first N.re president. Mrs. J. g..
ll"arno. second vice president: DR.. !.
T. Burns. third vice president. W 4.
Wilson treasurer. and 4. =. Sinks.
secretary
Annual Report.
III" following annual report OF tho
cisreusary for tho year 1912 and 1918
was read and accepted
'.t. ~ rat .rts 90 D-isr,nssry
i' .'. t-ie.tus ......... .tg
Number OFF ....f. ta h.me-. . fs5
NAu''. .t positive cases ...... 81
Referred ta specialists ....
o.. .i 'i t.Nu Institutions. %
N.... ....
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-28
Planning mig c.l.nration-

The residents % Maynard are planning
a big celebration for that town Friday
evening and ~ will be the biggest thing
OF the kind ever given there. There
Viii be parades and red fire galore
several bands have been engaged for tho
evening and everybody - expected TO
have a good time.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-28
Entertain sunday school Glass.

Sunday school taught 10y Mrs Theo
Suodgr1~s. viii be entertained his even
ing ~ the homo 81 Miss Lillian Woods.
Wtst Washington street. and uo
doubt o. large crowd viii Dee present Tho
diversion Of thc evening VIII be- fancy
work and at "a ltfce hour dainty refresh
ulsUts VIII DE a.ryed.
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slight Grievance.

President G. J. Albasin. OF the sub
district miners. went TO the Fort Pitt
an'e that exists At the mine over the
gh"ckweiEhman. a meeting was held
last evening and II was not given out
mine VIII resume this morning.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-28

ed 300 Common Pleas Court Yesterday
morning Lena Hell ". Frank HDIi.
gross neglect. maiden name Geua
hod.ll restored TO plaintiff. Catn.r-
me Mcdonald U.s. Samuel Mcdonald
OIL b"lldiit. wllltul absence. Be.s,.
MA'Alin 81. Adam Au-klln. wiIlruI
absence. samuel A. Iadreway vs. Ida
Is h~l.-,N1y. adultery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-28
To Maynard Thursday.

The members OF the Loyal Legion will
20 10 Maynard Thursday evening 90 as
sist the lodge at that place Ia initiating
a large class OF candidates. The mem
bers vii go out in full Uniform and AT
the close OF the business a banquet viii
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-28

No less than a dozen different Hallow-
zen. parties viii take place IN this City
I rlday evening and some OF them viii
be on an elaborate plan. The Alpha Phi
boys VII! give the urst dance Of the sea-
son Friday evening IN the Elks' hall
and TIE decorations wlI be fine. BENT
fields orchestra. Of Bellalre. will furnish
the music.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-28
Funeral wednesday.

Funeral services over the remains Of
the late william Alexander. OF this city.
who died sunday evening at his home.
viii he held tomorrow afternoon at >
% CLOCK. Friends are requested 70 please
omit flowers. lnterment IN Linwood
cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-28
CandIdnt. for Shenn.

James Freeman. the well known real
estate man OF this city, yesterday an
Mounced himself a. a candidate ON the
Republican ticket Tor sheriff OF Belmont
county There are now four candidates
ia the field. bat the friends q Nr Free
man predict that he Will be a winner.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-28
Mem. MAJ Me.tt.r

\ mass meeting for men viii he hold
In the First ". =. dlurcu Sunday art
ernoou and al men IN the city are in
vited Co attend. The pastor. Rev. Nc
clay. will preach a special sermon on
The Man In the Gap" Special music
has been provided.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-28
-stereopticon Leotnrn.

all OF the Macabecs lodges Boo this NicinI-
y held AT Martins Ferry last week. ar
engagements were completed for a rtcrc-
opticou lecture To- be given IN IN, Union
opera House tu this city. on the evening
OF NoNeub~r Is. Another meeting OF the
committees VIII Doe held ia this city IRA.
day evening Co complete arrangements
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-28
Postpone Council Meeting.

II IL expected that the regular meet
ing OF council 20 be held next Tuesday
evening viii be postponed TIL the follow
ing evening. ON account Of the election
TO be held next Tuesday. The room viii
be usecd for election purposes on that
day.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-28
Hearlng Today.

Winnie Mccain. of Martins Ferry
WHO was arrested sunday lv Constable
hoyles. OF this city. on the charge Of
uihlHS % sp'aTcasY. Will Doe given a
nav" been tried yesterday but was un-
able 90 appear.
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Funeral To-day.
Best Designs in Monument Work

For the best monumental work
Tor I'm designs and reasonable prices.
phone or write for our catalogue TO Sc
lcct from.
We make any design from your "
IDEAS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-28
BIO DOUBLE Snow
OLYMPIC THE hTER

Saturday@A wise Old Elephant" seiig.
Two rsela; The white slave" VitaEnph.
two reels. Others
l0c
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-28

intermediate term IN the p~enitentiary.
me oitense carries With ~ a sentence %
not more than 20 years.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-28

The damage 10 his property was due
20 aditch that had been dug along his
property and not properly ulled IN.
with the result that the house slipped.
Paul and Rudolph Rudlsh have en-
tered suit I'm Common Pleas Court At
ST ClairsVllle against the Wheeling
traction company Tor $1,000 damages
eaCh. they charge that on the nIsrJ
OF september 30 they We're elected
from a street "a At Indian Kun. RMS
cas-" Is the Outsrowth OF the trouble
peiWeen b two foreigners and "A
street car conductor. Il is alleged
that tho men were intoxicated ana
tIltd TO beat UP the conductor. WIN
the result that in addition TO a st!if
me they were given a good beating.
suits were filed IN Common Pleas
Court yesterday morning for xlU.Uul
by ID ID. Dubois. administrator TOR
the estate Of William GetcEel, against
John II. Schell. Of Martins Ferry. On
august b. Getchell was run down and
instantly Killed by an auto driven Dv
semen al Forty second and Noble
streets. Coroner Myers rendered q
verdict abso!ylug ScAell Of ali respon-
sib.lity.
suit was entered in Squire J. W.
MOTTclls court yesterday afternoon by
simon BcAF against Martin Scntck. a
Wen kuOwn coal operator. charging
hlm with libel IL is alleged that ne
men got into an argument and tina:
SCHick used terms that assaulted tla
character OF Behr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-28

Washing Machines. wholesale and
retail Russell Kennedy. representa-.
i've OF the Coficld Motor Washer Co.
repair parts Tor AL kinds motor and
uahd washers. Repair work a special.
y. Old motors made good as new AZ
mail cost All work guaranteed one
10 three years. Estimates free. Both
phones. bridgeport.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-28
BRIDGEPORT
bible Class Meeting.

ne first OF a series OF Bible class
meetings arranged By the Donahey Bible
ctAss OF the kirkwood Presbyterian
cuutch. was held last evening and a large
crowd vas present. The speakerS OF he
evening was Fred q. Bale. attorney and
superintendent OF the ~Anti-Saloon
league. and his subject was Temper
ance. Refreshments were served as the
closing feature OF the meeting.
Funeral To-day.
Funeral services will be held this
afternoon at ? o'clock. over the remains
OF the late Mrs. John Cumbra. who died
at the home OF her son-in-law late sun
Jay evening Services will be held from
the nome at stop 10. on the Barton line
lnternent VIII be made at Linwood Gem
etery.
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for him.
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NJ +. church Of Snadyside will meet
m the home Of Mrs. j.. G.. Gable. on
Main street. Thursday evening Final
arrangements viii be made for the
mystery social 70 % held Friday even.
Ing. October 3lst.
The Kings Bible class OF the First
Reformed church Will meet al the
home Of Mrs. Fred Tiber. on Gravel
Hi Thursday evening OF this week
\ social session will be held. follow.
ing b business meeting. az which a
number Of important matters will be-
discussed.
Arrangements are being made for
The annual dollar" social which Will
b" held by the ladies Of the Second
Presbyterian church In the basement
OF the church. the second week I'm No
vembcr Each lady Will be- required
- earn q dollar in some way and turn
~ into The fund.
Miss Martha DauEherty very pleas.
anfly entertained N. members Of tho
Ladies Cub az her home. in this city
.a-' The evening WAS very
"~uJnFauIy spent 40 various -ocial d.
versions. and az "a ~spasuuahlc hour
delicious r"fres hments Wer, served
This evening. go tho home a. Misses
Mabel Rose 'r-s. on North Noble
street.. % masquerade parts will be
held hr th" members OF the LOYAL
Daughters class OF tho Christian
church Tho home viii Boo ta--efuUv
The Washington herald., 1913-11-04
RACING CARDS FOR TODAY.
PiInlico.

FIRST RACE-Maidcn two-yezr-oidS; Eve and .
half furiongs. Castara lp; Some Kid. lo9; Marti1n.
10; Charies;onizn 10; Indian AToT III: Balfrou.
100; Capt Ben.-ff2; :. b. Maylov. loe; Fuzzy
wuzzy 100: Chornhin los; Transparency. 100; Canto.
IL: Single Stick 100; Chief Magistrate. los; Maxim
Choice IL; stelata 10: Prince Chiffon. IL
SECOND RACE-seFfng: handicap; three-year'
olds and upward: Six furiongs- Perthshire. u
Lace. 100; Water WeIles. l6; Moncrief, M: LADY
Lightning. 8; Nzrier. 100: Gold Gap. 100; Jim L,
"; Rod and Gun, 20; spefibouDd. lo6.
THIRD RACE-ChesSpeeke Handicap: threeyear'
olds; mile and an eighth. Ringing. %; Cherokee
Rose ii. rs: Ambrcse. %: Cadeau. ln; Star Care.
lD; Br5nlimGh, 81; Kevessa, 90; Flying Fatry, l3i
Bsrnegzt, n5; FREDERICK L. l8.
FOURTH RAOE-Orpezs' Handicap: steeple-
chase; fouryear-olds and upward: two miles and a
quarter. LNarzrTS. Ley; Cactus Bud. l5; George
Emo. Is; MAlthie. IL; Foxcraft. 10; shannon
River. ht; o'Bear, Iss
FIFTH RACE-The Walden stakes; twoysar-
olds; one mile. Sir Pilot. no; Addie NJ. le;
Undaunted. ia; Superintendent. 100: stake and
Cap lls: Robert Oliver. lp; 'strombod. lisi LIT
tergold. IL; 'Hapsnny. M; tSpearhead, IL; thu
initiation. 100: Sand Bar. lr2; Amament. no;
Fathom. IL. Holiday. 10: Car Michael. IL Bel
mont entry. fCasssft enfry.
SIXTH RACE-selling; handicap; mares: three-
y,ar-olds and upward; mile AID seTenty ysrdA Slim
Princess %; Jacuuelina. I05; Chemulpo. l4; Bryan
via. %; Big DipRT lM
SEVENTH. RACE-Thrseyesr-ohs and upward
mile. Nouparsn- rS; Tartar. g; Progressive. y;
Dr.. Duenner. 1e; Adams Exrrsas. Ms; 1adOra. l@-
The Washington herald., 1913-11-04
REPENTANT AWARDED
JUMPING FEATURE AT
old PIMLICO TRACK
Astute, Son Of Gold Heels,
Captures Junior Steeple-
chase, but Is Disqualified.

Pimlico. Nd, Nov. s.-Astute. a son OF
the suburban winner. Gold Heels. wor
the Junior steeplechase this afternoon
but was disqualified for paipable foul
committed in the flEal 100 yards Re
pentant, which was awarded FIRST money,
was a heavily played favorite, and In
consequence the judges decision was
greeted with much applause.
August Belmont's colors were carried
to victory by Top Hat, and Mrs. Archi-
bald Barclie won with Holiday.
The play in the iron men fell of ma
teriaIly. and the days handling in the
totalizers fell of thirty-odd thousand
from Saturdays stake" The weather
was clear, but the attendance was Up to
a Monday standard. The summaries:
FIRST RACE-Maidens of all ages: one mile
Top Hat, lis (Buxtonl. SEQ won; Keweesa, II
callahan. $50 second: Aware lis tTroxlerl. 81.
third Time l:ie IS. Turkey in the Straw. Berzs
mont, High Priest SordeIlo. Margaret Meise. War
lock. Malik. Bull Dog. and Brother Folk also ran
SECOND RACE-Two-yearolds; five and one
half furiongs. Holiday. lN tDayiesl. Spso. won
Pmette Blue. Ill CWolfe). $50 second; yalkyrie
Io4 CBurIingznei. $40. third. Time. "a Fit
away Mater Ray o. Light. Hill Stream. FuzzJ
Wuzzy. Perth Rock. Carbureter. Under Cover. Ber
Qunce. and Nigadoo also rau.
THIRD RACE-Sellins; three -year-olds and up
ward; six furionss. Lace. l06 Cward). a.a. won
Black Chief Ile a. wilson,. SIlN. second; Fred
Levy lis CBuxtonl. $50. third Time. I:l4. Home
crest, GolliwoEg Stelc4ife. Dr. r. L. SWaringer
York Lad, Ford Mai. Billy K. Captain Elliott,
Aviator. Geld. Golden. and Anan also ran-
FOURTH RACE-Junior steepiechase; threeyear
olds: two miles. Repentant, lH CTuckeyl. SO
won; syosset, 40 tGand). $50. second; Rhomb
Is CwoIkel. 5000, third. Time. 35e Is AstutS
finished first bat was disqualified for a foul 70
moier fell. Aurihc, Ragus. and Golden Vale alsc
finished
FIFTH RACE-selling; threeyear-olds md up
ward; mile and seventy yards. Pardner. lI5 de
ronde). N&.7o. won; Col AShneade. 10 (Waldrun),
$50. second: DauEerOus Msrch, rs IF. JackSon)
so. third. Time lS5 IS. Sepulveda. Brynary,
Ny Fellow. and Golden Castle also ran.
SIXTH RACE-Selling: threc-year-oIds and up
ward; six furlongs Right Easy. 10 CDeundel,
$0so. Won; Spellbound, lis lBuxtoul. $50. second
Agnier. 10 Cwaldronl. $50. third Time. ia IS.
Warbler Miss Moments. The Squire. Jim l.. Monty
Fox, TOison dor. Double r.. Sun Guide. Dan.
Tille II, and Racing Belle also ran
The Washington herald., 1913-11-04
Lntonia.

FIRST RACE-rvo-year-olds maiden hllies; hy
furionss. Hattie Nc. 100; Moima. 100; ssrene. ZOE
Elizabeth Cockrsn. 100; Relief. 100; Buriingtoi
Bees. 100; Tom Boz. 100; Miss Krutes. 100; Christ
mas Eve. los; Bastante, 100; Irouvood. ns; seAr
lst Oaks loa
Christmas Eve and Scarlet OAKS. ]. B. Rssses
entry.
SECOND RACE-seTine: four-yearosds and up
ward; stx f1riongA Joe Stein. ~; syrinsa. l1
Ethelda. lF. Maharajah. lN; Pay Streak, l0f; ]. B
Robinson. D7; Jungle. lo7; Camel 10; Holman no
Royal Tea, 10; Piurio1s. no; John D. Wakefield
IL
THIRD RACE-senins; three-year-olds: mile ant
seventy yards Over the Sands. l5: Gold Color
lo6; Pixies Peak los: Cordie r., lo5; Little Baker
lo5: Lodona, 1o6; Toy. los; Transport, los; stou
Heart. ns; Beuiah s., 100; Billy Holder. 100; Bill
Baker, loo.
FOURTH RACE-Hardicap; Aree-year-olds anS
upward: nile and ree-eixhts-Sfarshou. IS; Prin
cess Thorpe. 81; Sir Catesby. 100; Any Port, Ni
Just Red. iN; Club. lG: John Furiong. le
FIFTH RACB-Allowances: tEo-yesr-olds; 81,
furiOngS Emerald Cen. 100; Edith W., 100; David
Craig. lc; Graella. los; Water Bass. Ne; BeIloc
H.
SIXTH RACE-seling; hree-yearolds and up
ward nile and seventy yards. L. II. Adair. lD
The Grader. 10; Star Actress lo4; Counterpart,
le; Law Suit. lcg; Milton b., los; souada. loi
High Private. Ia
The Washington herald., 1913-11-04
VIRGINIA OVERRATED,
VERDICT OF FORMER
GEORGETOWN STARS
Hilltoppers Who Have Seen
Orange and Blue in Action
Make This Statement.
ny c. w. SWAN.

Virginia Will send a strong team TO
Washington November Is. for the annual
game with Georgetown, but the team
VIII not be near as strong as reports
from Charlottesville have had II.
Several former Georgetown stars. who
has seen the Virginia team In action. are
not greatly impressed with the showing
OF the Orange and Blue eleven. and say
that Harry Costello will be able to get
away this year as in the past
Playing Vanderbilt Saturday. the Char
iottesville club looked fairly good. but
Vanderbilt was not represented by as
good an eleven as the Carlisle Indians,
Navy. or Jack Hegarty's A. & NJ. team.
II must be remembered that where Vir-
ginia has been playing second rate
elevens, Georgetown has been up against
three Of the best football teams in the
country.
Virginia will go into the game the
fayorite in the betting. Plenty OF vir-
ginia money Is offered now at 10 to 6,
while the lads from Charlottesville are
Offering even money that Virginia will
win by more than IA points. Needless
TO say. plenty Of Georgetown money will
soon be In evidence.
yesterday the Hilltop team was shown
the plays used by Virginia against. Van
derbilt Saturday. Several former Hill-
top stars witnessed the game, and came
back with a good line on the Orange and
Blue team With the few pointers. Glen
Warner, the Indian mentor. was able to
show the Georgetown linesmen, and the
formations used by Virginia, the Hill
toppers' forwards should be able to play
a much better game against Virginia
than they did against Carlisle.