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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-11-26
A. & NJ. Confident
of Winning From
Washington &Lee
TEAM LEAVES RALEIGH FOR
SUFFOLK ID SPLENDID
CONDITION.

Especial to The Richmond Virginian.)
RALEIGH, N. c., Nov, 25.--The A.
and NJ. football team that is TO play
Washington and Lee at Norfolk
Thursday, left Raleigh tonight for
Suffolk, where they will spend We'd
nesday and go through signal prac-
tice in the afternoon. going on TO Nor
folk Thursday morning.
It's a strong team, and one that Is
confident OF victory. In Riddick field
at the A. and NJ. college here today
the varsity went through the rnal
touches in preparation for the game
Thursday. and never before during
the season have the men showed bet
ter form. Monday lengthy signal
practice was held, and the various
new plays perfected. The whole team
played in machinelike form and
every member was In the best OF
spirits Coach Green expressed the
greatest satisfaction in the way the
men are working, as every man on
the team Is in good condition, ana
should put up the best game or the
season against the generals Thurs
day.
Another lengthy signal drill was
held this afternoon. and the squad
that will leave Raleigh tonight over
the Seaboard for Suffolk is twenty odd
strong
A mass meeting of the students was
held in Pullen hall tonight just be-
fore the team departed. after which
the student body escorted the team
to the depot to cheer them on. Nearly
every student in college will leave
on the student special Wednesday
night arriving in Norfolk Thursday
morning.
Tonight the lineup OF the A ano
NJ. college was officially given out for
the first time, just before the squad OF
twenty left for Suffolk. II follows:
Left end, McDougal; left tackle
HURT: left guard. G.. II. Anthony; CEN
ter. Plyier; right guard, MeHenryi
right tackle, winston; right end, Fer
derber, quarterback, Van Brockl1n'
! right halfback, Riddick: left haif-
back, Sullivan; fulLback, Tenney.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-11-26
Fight Saturday for
Runner Up Place
in Prep" League
BENEDfCTINE COLLEGE AND
HIGH SCHOOL TO END
SEASON.

The final game of the 1918 football
season will be played Saturday after
noon at $3.50 O'Clock in Broad-Stre
park between John Marshall high
school and Benedictine college. Both
teams have been going strong for the
past three weeks. and the game In ex-
pected 10 be one of the most hotly
contested staged in the park this sea-
son.
This game will count in the stand
ing OF the teams in the Preparatory
School league and If John Marshall
wins 1t viii mean second honors, Nc
Cures University school having won
the championship. on the other hand
If Benediotine boys are victorious,
they, together with John Marshall and
Richmond academy. will occupy sec
ond place.
Although the Cadets have suffered
one defeat this year at the hands oil
the public school boys the team has
( been strengthened recently. and ex'
/ pect TO put up a hard fight.
/ Benedictine college will leave to-
morrow morning for Hampton. 1t viii
play the strong team representing tbs
+ high school of that place.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-11-26
Jamestown Results

First Race: Selling: Five and One
half Furlongs-El Mahdi, 1os (Ward,
won; Castara, III (Shuttinger), second;
Beau Pre-, III tButwelD. third. Time,
1908 as. Behest, Sunamit, Woodsie,
Laura, Harvest Queen. No Manager,
also ran.
second Race: Hurdle Handicap;
About Two Miles--Siosett, TAI tAllen1.
won, Ragusa, 1s4 (Dupee), second;
Clan Alpine. IsO (kermath). third.
Time 4:0i 30. Bronte, Orderly Nat,
Race Brook. also ran.
Third Race: Selling Handicap; Six
Furlongs--Executor, 10s tButwei),
won; Song of Valley, 80 (Ford), sec
ond; Supreme. 80 (Sumter). third.
Time. 1:l5 suwanee Perthrock,
Yodeiing, Flask. Ray Of Light. and
Harebell also ran. Hareben finished
second but was disqualified.
Fourth Race: Atlantic Hotel Handi-
( cap: Mile-Progressive 81 (Ward),
won: Guy Fisher Iii tButwelD, sec
! ond Tartar. 105 (WoiD. third Time
li:4o is. Sickle. water Welles, and
| PerthshiFe. also ran.
| Fifth Race: Selling: Six Furlongz-
Warbler 10 tBurlingamel, won; Royal
| Meteor, III tMcCahey), second; Arran
/ los Aounsberry), third. Time, lis
| 4-5. Assessor. Napier, Duquesne, Joe
knight Lace, First Tromp also ran.
Sixth Race: Selling; Mile and Sew
enty Yards-Jim Cafrrey ZOE tNick-
( laus). won: Captain Elliott. 1e1 (Mc-
/ Taggart1. second. Billy Baker, 10f
fButwelD, third. Time. 1:4s As
Gerard. l.. NJ. Eckert. Star Ashland
! Delicious. Horace e. Battery, Prince
| Floral. ROYAL Prince, Molsant, Hermis
| Jr., also ran.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-11-26
FROM THE VIEWPOINT
OF THE PRESS AGENT
Colonial.


The quintet OF vaudeville acts at the
Colonial the first half this week round
out a genuinely enjoyable perform
ance. The Gordon Brothers and their
boxing Kangaroo feature the bill with
a comedy boxing act.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Thomas in a
laughable little farce proved one OF
the most enjoyable features of the
new bill. The distinctively different
comedy methods Of Mr.. Thomas won
him instant favor. and his droll
humor kept the audience laughing
during tn entire Of their act.
The Purcella Brothers offer sing
ing and dancing act that is destined to
go higher than the popular priced
vaudeville theaters.
The three Muckie Macs, in a series
Of songs and dances OF their native
land, won much favor They conclude
. with a selection upon bagpipes which
is a feature of their act
The Harringtons, in a comedy re-
voiving ladder act, opened the show
and did very well in that position
They offer some old stunts in a new
way that won them liberal applause
last night
The motion pictures are good, and
complete a bill that can be recon-
mended for cleanliness and good
humor.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-11-26
SERIOUS ACCIDENT
To v. AND |. TEAM

LEXINGTON, VA, Nov 25.--The
White and Blue team was seriously II
not permanently crippled fer the re-
mainder of the season by the injuries
sustained by Shultz and Captain Miles.
Both of the giant forwards were
forced to leave the gridiroh before
the scrimmage Friday was half over,
While they were able to go unalded
to the gym yet their injuries are
such that the coaches of the White
and Blue squad fear that they will
not be able to enter the Thanksgiving
contest against A. and NJ, at Norfolk
This is by far the most serious &C
cident that has befallen the White
and Blue squad this season.
Coach Dowdy says he hopes that
the men will be in good shape again
before the end of the week, but that
he is going TO develop Bryan IND
/ Neblett to fill the positions IL tt be-
/ comes necessary TO do so.
! Donahue is fast recovering from his
| injuries and 1t Is thought by the
! coaches that his shoulder will be 1T
good condition and that he will be
able TO get into the game next Thurs.
/ day Beuhring has reached his Ole
! form asain and he will be a terror tt
the "Aggies' line. Young Is also
very much improved and the coaches
are looking for him to do great work
| in the coming contest
The squad came out of the Wesi
Virginia game unscathed The coach
es are very much pleased with thf
showing which the Generals made
against the heavy West Virginias, th'
1 White and Biuc line playing sensa
/ tfonal football. The particular star
II, the yafrfs- al EeFfelS.- unless Tia
4 dope goes wrong. will be Beuhring
4 Miller and Young
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-11-26
Peg o. My Heart.

A play which does not depend upon
the seriousness of any one theme,
with no mention of any greae political
question, no crooks" and without the
inevitable triangle or any of the deep
er problems of sex and still one of
the seasons S!sgast hits -is Peg o.
My Heart" which come TO Academy
tonight and tomorrow matinee and
night.
In this comedy j. Marley Manners
has written story OF young girl
the daughter Of an aristocratic Eng
lish mother and an unsuccessful Irish
socialist Her mother has died at
her birth and her father has reared
her. Pegs uncle, who never has for
given his sister for marrying against
his wishes. relents and makes Peg his
heiress, allowing an income CT thou
sand pounds a year to any r, spectacle
family which will undertake her edu-
cation. The Chichesters. who had ex-
pected to inherit this fortune. accept
the charge. al they are In need of
money to keep up appearances. They
are proud, affected. surface living
family. and Peg is made very unhappy
They are blind to her goodness of
character and do not give the af
lection her nature Graves. She strikes
up friendship with an Englishman,
Knofn. Whlie ne IL noptSflah, stae
knows simply as Jerry. Peg saves
the daughter OF the family from an
elopment with a married man and
after an outburst In which her Irish
! temper has full sway. she Is about to
leave their house. when she learns
/ that Sir Gerald, or Jerry, is her Legal
| guardian and anxious TO be her hus-
/ band as WE'LL and so she stays
| Blanche Hall has the title role OF
/ Peg, with Lionel Glenister. Vivian Gil
I bert, r. Jerome LAWYER. Ruth Cart
Hand, Alma Chester and Gabrielle
!! Gelinas, in other parts
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-11-26

RALEIGH. N. c.. Nov. 25.--Coach
Trenchard, of Chapel Hill Caroline
varsity football team. who was here
yesterday, is in fine frame of mind,
Judging by his statements. over the
football game to be played in Rich
mond Thursday.
why" said he, Eve are not con-
ceding anything and there are plenty
of our men betting even money Vir-
ginia will not make thirty points, and
its one To three Carolina WINS, one to
six Virginia will not score.
We know Virginia has the heavier
team, but they will this year meet
the most agile and wiry set of Tarheel
artists they have ever seen on a grid
iron.
Our special" he continued. will
leave for Richmond "Wednesday
morning, carrying 500 students be-
sides the players, and thousands VIII
go TO see the game from the various
towns of North Carolina, and every
one of them 'rooter
The eleven has been definitely set
tied, except In three positions to-wif
Fullback. right haifback and quarter
back.
The Carolina Line-Cp.
Following il the official announce
ment of Carolina lineup. an given
out today by Coach Trenchard:
Right End--~H
Right Tacie--A hernnthy {captalhl J.
Right Guard~-Foust'e.
Center--Tandy.
Left Guard~Cowell.
Left Tack Ramsey.
left End-~Huske.
0uartarhGek-lioyd or 3Ien---
LIFT Halfbs ck--Tayloe
Right HalfhaCk- Brunette or Full
Ter.
FHunhaek--Parker or Erwin.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-11-26
RICHMOND TO HELP
ENTERTAIN AUTOlSTS

The advertising committee or the
city council last night appropriated
$3.50 toward entertaining the delegates
here next week in attendance upon the
Automobile associations convention.
1t is believed there will be at least a
thousand strangers in town.
The sum of $500 was recommended
toward the entertainment OF the Hor-
tieultural society when II meets the
week of January sfst.
4 representative of the Richmond
Rowling association reminded the com
mittee that at the proper time the
sum of $3.50 would be requested to heir
entertain visitors from Washington and
Baltimore and from the various Wiz
ginia cities upon the occasion OF the
annual intercity tournament and con-
yention, which will be held here dur
ing the month of February.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-11-26
The BiIou.

If you want to meet Sammy Lane
and know all about her sweet love,
her thrilling life among those good
and bad folk OF the Ozarks--if you
want to know about the man who
would not fight for her, and also
about the man who risked his life for
her dear soul---if you want to know
about Sammys father. Jim Lane, the
old Bald Knobber. Uncle Ike, the
postmaster at the forks. with his "Ba
Thundas," "Preachin' Bin. "A-sayin
things as good as David Harum,
Wash Gibbs" and the old ''Shep.
herd''-and all the rest of the people
who lived among the hills. you car
find II all In The Shepherd of ths
Hills" the dramatization Of Harold
Bell Wrights novel. which opens a
the Bijou next week.
The dramatixation was made b,
Mr.. Wright with the assistance o.
Fishery w. Reynolds. 1t is said TO bs
even more interesting than the stor,
In book form.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-11-26
MIDNIGHT RIDE
ENDS m WEDDING

STAUNTON, VA, Nov. 25.--John
". Woodson and Miss India r. Carter
Of Harrisonburg. motored to Staunton
shortly after midnight, Saturday
morning, caught an eastbound Chesa :
! lake and Ohio train, reaching Wash
ington at about 8 o'clock, and were
married in that city before noon by
Rev. II. T.. Brundage. They returned
to Harrisonburg Sunday afternoon.
The couple took no one into their
confidence until late Friday night.
when young Woodson ordered an
automobile from a Harrisonburg liv-
cry. When the chauffeur returned
from Staunton, he lat the secret out
Woodson's age was given in Wash
ington as twenty one, and that OF his
bride as eighteen. He Is a son OF
Town Assessor r.. Lee Woodson.
member of the Woodson-Aibert COM
pany.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-11-26
N0STR|[S AND HEAD STOPPED UP
FROM COLD? TRY MY CATARRH BALM

at any drug store. This sweet, fr~s
grant balm dissolves by the heat o. ens
nostrils: penetrates and heals the MsS
famed, swollen membrane which HnA9
the nose. head and throat: clears tn
air passages; stops nasty discharges
and a feeling of cleansing. soothing
relief comes Immediately.
Don't lay awake tonight strugghn3
for breath, with head stuffed; nc
triis closed, hawking and DioWlnM4
.Catarrh or a cold, with Its runnt1zm
nose. foul mucous dropping into tl4
throat. and raw dryness u dtstx
Ing but truly needlesa IN Il
Put your faith 3uat
-Ely's Cream Haim'' aad yvnt ct
|cassrrh ~ snreiy disap l!l.l
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-11-26
Richmond College Awarded Football Champion
SPIDERS AWARDED
|. GAME AND PROTEST
Of GAME REFUSED.
RESOLUTION GIVES CHAMPIONSHIP
SON AND VOTE SECRET.

The committee of the Virginia In.
tercollegiate Athletic association last
night In executive session upheld the
decision Of referee witt regarding the
protested game between Richmond coll
lege and william and Mary at Will
liamsburg last Saturday and awarded
the game to the Spiders. With 1t went
the championship cup for the pres
ent season.
In giving their decision, after tins
hearing of exhaustive evidence from
adherents OF each college. the COM
mittee's resolution making the award
said that while they were of the opin-
ion that the Richmond college team
should be awarded the game. NO rea-
son was given for their decision. y
being settled amongst themselves that
| this as we'll as the vote by wnich
I the resolution was adopted would be
/ kept secret. However. 1t Is understood
/ that the vote by which the measure
was carried was a three to two.
! Coach Dobson stated the position OF
/ the Spiders when he was called by
declaring that had there been for
NAL protest made at the time wnen
/ the decision WAS rendered then tne
William and Mary protest would have
! been justified and the committee have
had power to act in the matter. he
claimed that as no such protest was
made to the referee bythecaptain OF
that team when the decision was made
and that the game as was proceeded
with the decision made by the referee
should be accepted as final.
! william and Mary held that the de-
cistou rendered by the head linesman
should have been final, whether he was
in the position generally accorded him
and that the statement OF the umpire
had no bearing whatsoever on the mat
ter.
In support of the stands taken by
each faction. there was quite an amount
of evidence produced. Many witnesses
were called including both referes
witt and Head Linesman Goodwin. and
the coaches of either team, ana VIII
liam and Mary introduced numoet
of affidavits substantiating their claims
for protest. The session lasted foi
nearly four hours before the commit
tee went into executive session, and
REQUIRED about three-quarters OF an
other hour for them to draw UP AND
j adant- F-sssalationS-----
The decision rendered settles all dis
pute AS to the right Of the Spiders e
!; the 1913 football championship, ant
they will be awarded the silver lovinf
cup. Members Of the committee ant
the coaches of each team were unani
r nous in regretting the incident ant
{ felt that the chief fault Of the en-
tire matter lay In the fact that NOR
! experienced officials were not used. ans
J that the crowd serEed over the melt
, as to make their work more dimcul
than is, ordinarily the case.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-11-26
STATE CHARTERS
NEW ENTER PRlSES

The following charters were grant
ed yesterday by the State corporation
com mission
Harris and KlafT, inc. Danville. Va;
$4,000. Nathan klah, president;
Nose Harris, Secretary--hoth Dan
Vile.
Amendment TO charter OF Lynch
burg Creamery company, Inc, Lynch"
burg Va. increasing capital from
sIs. 1000 to sac. 900.
Gunston Hall, inc, Alexandria. Va,
sis, 900: Elizabeth III. Mason, prest-
dent; Richard " Mason, secretary
both Of Washington, ID. G.
Merger: Red Land Power corpora
ton into and with charlottesville and
Albemarle Railway company, Char
lottesville. Va: 500, 1000.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-11-26
HOLD BALL MONEY
TILL REPORT Is MADE

Although the committee on ways
and means, appointed by the presi-
dent of the Newport News base ball
Climb at a recent meeting with the OBJ
iect of devising some way to finance
the baseball club next year, Is doing
everything In its power to raise the
necessary money, 1t Is at deadlock
and the members say that until the
report of last years funds and dis
hursements is made public, not one
cent of the money can be raised
Another thing that is hindering them,
they say. is the failure OF ne mem
hers of the committee to attend the
meetings.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-11-26

Joker comedy at Superior theater
today.
Jake MdA AsHeF
Mike ..............., Harry MCCOY
DIR. Crutch ........... BOD vernon
The Girl ........... Louise Faxenda
DIR. Crutch starts out to deliver
some artificial limbs. He distributes
them all with the exception Of two.
Comink to the stream he decides to
Ash for awhile. and, buying tackle. he
seats himself on the bridge with the
legs beside him.
Jake and Mike are fishing in row.
boat. They catch all manner OF queer
things and quarrel violently. A girl
comes and takes q seat by the doctor.
She hicks up one OF the artificial legs
and allows 1t to dangle by her own.
Jake and Mike. rowing under the
bridge observe It; Mike reaches for 1t
and girl and all come flying into the
water. Jake rows away disguised as
Mike jumps in the water to rescue
her.
The doctor leaves with the remain
ing limb and Ia pursued by Jake and
three policemen who imagine he IL
carrying a real leg. Following some
real excitement and an eventfui chase
in which every one meets various diff
ficulties, the parties come together
and explanations are made.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-11-26
All VIZ. linen to
SeeV NJ. l.Came

PLACKSBURG Nov. 25.--Prac-
ticaIly. the whole cadet corps, num-
her of members of the faculty ana
goodiy portion OF the community VIII
go to Roanoke next Thursday on
special train for the THANKSGIVING
football game with Virgins Military
institute Regular class duties VIII be
rea,,mad Friday morning. when every
student mnst report for duty, and the
german club ~ the institute VIII give
its annual Thanksgiving dance FRIDAY
night at o'clock.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-11-26
HOLD BAZAAR FOR
ST. JAMES CHURCH

The Ladies' Aid society and the
Home Missionary society of st. James
Methodist church. Church Hill, are
arranging for fine bazaar at 2bos
East Broad street, beginning next
Monday night.
The ladies of the church ask all the
friends OF the congregation 70 take
advantage OF the opportunity OF
spending = fsw hours socially. and q
the same time helping the various
socisttes of the church. "
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-11-26
ST. ANDREWS WINS
OVER YOUNG GIANTS

ST Andrews Christian ASSOCIATION
second football team was victorious
yesterday afternoon over the strong
Giant aggregation, the score being 10
to g. The features of the game was
the playing of Walden, Stansbury. c..
Owen, Tiller. Reddin and Bourne. for
St Andrews, and the stellar work of
the Giants backfield.
The St. Andrews team challenges
any. team IN the city averaging ITO
pounds Telephone Madison 2512-L
for games.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-11-26
Instantly Clears Air Passages; You
Breathe Freely; Duh Headache
Goes: Nasty Catarrhal Discharge
Stops.

Get a small bottle anyway, Just 70
try it--Apply little in the nos'riis
and instantly your ciogged nose ana
stopped-up air passages of the mead
viii open; you will breathe freely /,
dullness and headache disappear. by
morning. the catarrh, cold -neac
or catarrhal sore throat will be gone.
End such misery now! Get the
small bottle ox .Ely's Cream HAHN
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-11-26
CAROLINA COMING
WITH BLOOD IN EYE
AND FIGHTING TRIM
TARHEEIS CONCEDE NOTHING
TO VIRGINIA IN THANKS
GIVING GAME.
Sfon In Petersburg.

Stop In PeteFsbuTy.
RALEIGH. N. q, Nov. U.s.
The North Carolina university
team expects to spend Wednes-
day night In Petersburg. stop
ping over there instead of going
through from Chapel Hill, where
the team starts tomorrow and
arriving In Richmond Thursday
morning.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-11-26
Madame Cadski
Hopes to Have Her
"VeryOwn' Home

Mrs Johanna Gadski, who always
seems most happy TO return to our
country, where this year she Will
probably captivate the audiences be-
fore which she appears. will be seen
here tomorrow night at the City audi
torium In one of the most comprehen~
sive programs ever prepared for re-
cital. She will be assisted by Edwin
Schneider. an accompanist OF vast
reputation.
The many Americans who have
been entertained by Nine. Gadski In
her home in Berlin Will be interested
to hear that she has just purchased
property in the fashionable suburb
there called Grunewald, where she
hopes TO realize the dream OF her life
/ by building her very own" villa 10
which she will transfer her many
treasures accumulated in her years
( Of travelling in many lands.
! Grunewald contains the homes OF
many great artists Nine. GadsRt s
/ friend and sister-artist. Lille Leh-
mann, will be close neighbor,
! Mime Gadski's ambition for many
years has been TO have such home
where she and her family can exercise
/ the hospitality that one and all de-
light in: also she wishes always To
have with her two or three talented
young girls whom she Will assist In
their artistic studies. II was under
her wise guidance that Mabel Riegel-
man has made such decided success
as n member OF the Chicago Grand
Opera company
Madame Gadskis program here fol-
lows:
Nine Johanna Gadski.- aonrano4-
| Edwin Schneider al the plano
pRnERAM
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-11-26
Jake and Mike Go Fishing.

Joker comedy at Superior theater
today.
Caat
Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1913-01-16
Drives OFF a Terror.

The chief, execItioner of dsath in
the winter and spring months is
pneumonia. Its advance agents are
colds and grip. In any attack ny one
Of these maladies 70 time should he
lost IN taking the best medicine OBJ
tainabIe to drive it off. Countless
thoueant's have found this to be DR.,
Kings New Discovery. "My hus
band believes it has kept him from
having pneumonia three or four
times" writes Mrs. George Place,
Rawsonville, VT. "and for coughs,
colds and cronp we have ever
foun its equal" Guaranteed fol
all bronchial affections. Price scots,
and $500. Trial bottles free at all
druggists,