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The Washington times., 1913-11-19
Navy Has Strongest Defensive
Eleven in Country, Judging
From Scores.

came these scores: Cornell, to 0; Pitts
burgh. 10 II: Penn, to T.. George
town. "a to o: Johns Hopkins. 81 to O..
AMI Dartmouth, % to 10. Few college
elevens can point to such good record.
And the Indians never play on q home
field, always in the home of the enemy.
In this they outshine every opponent
every season.
But-and you can't get around this
but'-there is no class in a victory
considering passing up Carlisle for Cor
nell.
Judging from the seasons scoring, the
Navy has the strongest defense OF the
country. Only one touchdown has been
made against the sailors this season.
wnlie the Middies have scored 2i7 points,
tying the Indians in their total. When
you come 10 picking out strong elevens,
eleVens entitled 10 championships, you
team.
Washington and Jefferson. the team
that virtually defeated Yale, though the
score was to 0, and trampled upon
pittsburgh. l9 to 6, has the highest scor-
ing record OF the season. Bob Folwelr 8
charges have run up 250 points against
all opponents. the high mark being lp)
TO against Grove City.
- oioih the officials VINO
disqualified Olphant. its star running
hafback. for roughing an opponent, for
the failure of the Purple to defeat Illi-
nois Saturday. The game ended with
out score by either side. Oiiphant
slapped Perry Graves, Illinois end. in
the face while all the officials were
watching.
Pete Russell ChicagO's quarterback,
played phenomenal football SATURDAY.
against Minnesota and strengthened his
claims upon the position with the All
American eleven.
Roy Reeves. the Philadelphia footbar u
writer. who saw the Penn Michigan
game. declares Jimmy Craig All-Amer-
lean material, but that Torbet and Gait,
the other Michigan backs, are only
ordinary players.
Football writers all over the country
are still chucking over the funny fig
ure cut by Mayor Fitzgerald. of Bos-
ton. who demanded Saturday morning
that Harvard and Dartmouth meet a
week from next saturday i'm Cambridge
to decide the football championship OF
the United States That night Dart
mouth was a defeated team. And who
ever told Fitzgerald that the football
championship of the United States must
take no thought of those Western
elevens. Minnesota Michigan, Chicago.
and the Michigan Aggies. not to speak
of Notre Dame, Nebraska. and Wis
conSin?
The Washington times., 1913-11-19
DESPITE RECORD ON GRIDIRON CARLISLE
DOES NOT RECEIVE ROPER CREDIT

fourteen first downs against Penn will
get Carlisle nothing in the final sum-
ming up by the experts. Carlisle doesn't
fit. that's all.
The Indian eleven is usually out
weighed by every opponent II meets
after the 1st Jf October. That never
worries the lads, however. They pile
right into all opponents and win by
sheer speed. pluck and persistency. But
for that lone defeat in the rain and
mud at Pittsburgh, Glenn Warmers pu-
pills might easily be considered the best
eleven OF the year. Indeed, by some
reasoning, they may attain to that hon
or yet.
on October Carlisle defeated Lehi2h
q to Z. and then, in rapid succession.
The Washington times., 1913-11-19

OF an entire gridiron season. Dartmouth
failed TO deliver the goods against Car
lisle, but the Indians gain little or no
prestige on that account.
Carlisle scored more touchdowDS
against Dartmouth in one day than
Harvard has IN the last three years.
Princeton Eaincd twelve yards by
straight rushing aaginst Dartmouth
this season. Carlisle travelled more
than 80 yards for its five touchdowns
against the HanOverians. Princeton
gained one first down against Dart
mouth. The Indians gained eight in
the first half and ran away from the
New Hampshire eleven in the second
half. nobody keeping track of them.
they were so many. And yet those
The Washington times., 1913-11-19
TECHLOOKS AHEAD
TOFOOTBALL TITLE
Cenras Defeat of Eastern BY Place Kick Gives the Manual
Trainers All the Better of the Argument-Dark Blue
Plays Well Against Capitol Hill Team

Techs football players smile today believing they have
football championship sewed Cena rather unexpected defeat
Eastern by Dick Rush turning the trick place
kick blasted the aspirations of the Light Blue and White yesterday
and Tech the bulge the played date The remain
Western Business and Tech and Eastern
wins from the Manual Trainers and Western takes
Tech however riding ahead today.
The Washington times., 1913-11-19
Army Eleven Holding
Secret Football Work

WEST POINT, y. y, Nov. Ig. - The
Soldiers are practicing secretly for their
big game with the Navy, and Coach
Daily says that he will put team on
the Polo Grounds able TO take care of
itself. He is inclined TO put salt on
most Of the tales coming from Amnapoli,
about the prowess of the Middies, and
is sure that the Army has a chance TO
win.
only in the use of the forward pass
does the Army eleven seem disappOint-
ing. Even now at this late day the
nCwfansled play cannot seem TO sns-
coed. Coach DAILY Will devote all his
time in the secret practice from now
ill the Navy game in brushing up this
play
The Washington times., 1913-11-19
Rhodes Scholars Are
Barred By New Rules

LONDON, Nov. 19-The university
athletic council at oxford, chagrined by
the repeated success of the American
Rhodes scholars in track and field com
petitions, has adopted two resolutions
which will effectually disqualify Alneri-
cans from future events. No student
more than twenty -four years OF age will
be allowed To compete and residence at
any time III any other university or sim
liar institution disqualifies tn" athlete,
These resolutions go into effect next
October
The Washington times., 1913-11-19

Central upheld tradition and breaks
into the win column today with single
victory. 1t is enough to change the
compssxion of the series and to give
Tech the expectation of another title.
Unless Eastern defeats Tech, and ii is
not likely on the form displayed yester-
day, .Haggy" Ellis will finish out his
first season as a high school coach with
a championship.
The Dark Blue displayed a much i'm
proved brand Of football yesterday
when Coach Doggett's eleven was sur
prised by a stonewall defense and
a spirit that argued at least tie from
the start of the contest The Cen
trail line played exceptionally well
against that of Eastern, gave the packs
proper support and made II possible 10
snatch win In the thlrd quarteI Mhen
Rush neatly slid a place kick between
the goal posts for the necessary polhts
to take the contest.
In the first period Central made
threat to score. Rush ran back
punt twenty yards after Eastern had
been forced 10 kick. The ball was placed
on the 25-yard line. from which point
Macdonald tried place kick. Ihe al,
tempt was blocked. by Lanaha9 IN, anu
Central was forced TO wait until an
other chance presented itself.
The second period ended with no score,
and while Eastern was forcing tne
game into the Central territory, the y
streeters managed to stave off a
touchdown. Fast charging linemen
blocked Eastern's attempts and there
was little chance of Eastern's getting
a touchdown save by lucky ehd run
In tho last quarter Central recov-
sred a kick on Eastern's 25-yard line,
md after two attempts at plugging the
line push was successful in kicking his
goal from placement
After the points had been scored Sest9 aFg
,ral worked desperately to staEe OH
The Eastern attack. II was at TINS
noiut that the Central team displayed
the best football ii has SHOWN IN lLe
series Eastern was unable TO even up
tn count or get within striking distance
- the goal and the win recorded b.
Central not only shoves Eastern out OF
q chance for the title but MAKES the
Tech claim good
Rush adds his name 10 those OF Rod
erts. OF Tech; Roger. of Western. and
Brewer. of the same team. -Four games
out of the eight played have been de
cided by a successful kick from the
field. Central lost two contests IN the
same way and won one.
II is noticeable in substantiation OF
The claim made at the very start of the
series that the rush lines have been
stronger than theTbackffelds The de.
tense demonstrated by both Eastern and
Central yesterday was Tar" stronger
thar the attempts IT rushing the ball.
This has been noticeable in all OF the
games played and no team has shown
consistent scoring ability
Unless Eastern shows something more
than was put up in the line Of offepse
Yesterday, Tech will have no difficulty
IN getting away with the game next
Tuesday The Light Blue and White
failed to show the speed claimed for II
and was unsuccessful in getting its
backfieId UP to the required speed.
In the eight games PLACED Tech has
scored 81 points, Western 20, Eastern
y, Business l9, and Central lG which
iSproOf of the eVenneSS of the teams III
tlnG sarias flliS - Other
The Washington times., 1913-11-19
WaIthour Is Coming.

PARIS, Nov. l9-Bobby WaIthour
sailed yesterday on the kronprrzessin
CeCiIie ior New YORK. where hc is book
ed 10 TAX" part in the biz six-day race
which viii bc held at Madison Square
Gard"a In December. He announced
Just before boarding the boat train
that hc was to ride in the New York
race with Elmer Collins as "a partner
WaIthOur said he would train AT the
Newark velodrome.
The Washington times., 1913-11-19
Hold Meeting Early.

BOSTON, Mass. Nov. l9.-The annual
meeting of the Boston National League
baseball club will hc held on November
u. instead of the usual time in D"cem-
Der. At the meeting there probably viii
be considered an enlargement Of the
grounds ir the south end and new
seating arrangement.
The Washington times., 1913-11-19
Brooke Sends Players
Back to Scrub Eleven

PHILADELPHIA. Pa, Nov. l9-Dis-
satisfied with their poor work, Coach
Brooke has reIegated. Carter, Russell
Griffith, and MCGOWAN from the var
sitv squad to the scrubs. They will stay
there till they can play better football, i"
explained Brooke today.
The Washington times., 1913-11-19

series played in the high school have
the teams been as we'll balanced. Tech
has failed to show any marked su-
periority in its games, and was lucky
to get away with TWO of its contests.
Western was particularly fortunate
in beating Central and Eastern, while
all of the games have been evenly con-
tested with the margin of victory small
One touchdown or a well-pIaced kick
has been the slight edge for the win.
The lineup and summary:
The Washington times., 1913-11-19
ARE OFF
ON WORLDS TOUR
White Sox and Giants Accompanied BY Many Fans Sail For
Japan on First Leg Of Long Journey-Piay in Yoko-
hama December g. and Then in Other Cities.

SEATTLE, Wash, Nov. l9-The worlds for the Ameri-
National Leaguers under today in earnest when tho
big party numbering seventy sailed the Empress of Japan
for Yokohama where exhibition game will be played
December goodzed crowd of fans accompanied the athletes
the wharf adeu They will not touch American sl
again until March when they due to arrive in New York on the
No
The Washington times., 1913-11-19
Richmond Is Leading.

RICHMOND, Va, Nov. I9.-Richmond
ColleGe is leading in the struggle for
the football championship Of eastern
Virginia, and. If successful over Will
lam and Mary next Saturday, VIII
clinch the title. The standing OF the
fnArns.
The Washington times., 1913-11-19
Plays Mt. st. Mary's- Today.

EMMITSBURG. Md, Nov. 1e.-Albright
plays Mt. ST. Mary's here today. The
local eleven hopes to retrieve its defeat
of last Saturday at the hands of Della
ware College by winning from the Penn
sylyaniars
The Washington times., 1913-11-19

HERE isSome fashion
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all fashions are not for all
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However, there are some boot
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everyday need and are correct
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The "Avenue" is one of these.
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The Washington times., 1913-11-19

Substitutions-O. Bassett for Farms
worth, Rice for Berry, Baldwin for
REILLY, REILLY for Baldwin, Elliott for
Bassett, Berry for Rich, Clark for Secor,
SecOr for Clark. Jones for Bassett,
Farnsworth for o. Bassett, Baldwin for
Wood, Gates for Ochstadt Goal from
placenent-Rush. Goal from placement
Missed, Rush %. Referee-Magoffin
Michigan. Tmpire-Land, Navy. Head
lineman - HeCUX, Technical High
School. L.nesmen-Messrs. McCaffrey
and Carey. Time of periods-IO minutes
The Washington times., 1913-11-19
School Standing.

21-WeStern vs.. Busi-
ness, at Vigilants' PARK.
The Washington times., 1913-11-19

the Giants. to o. in sharply played
contest. Jim Scott was invincible In
the pinches, never giving the National
Leaguers chance to score. They
made but seven scattered bingles on his
delivery.
The score: r. II. T.
White Sox . coo 0eo 00o-s 10 o
Batteries - Fromme, Hearn, and
Wingo; Scott and Schalk.
The Washington times., 1913-11-19

Roy Reeves. the Philadelphia football
writer. who saw the Penn-Michigan
game. declares Jimmy Craig All-Amer-
lean material, but that TOrbet and Gait,
the other Michigan backs, are only
ordinary players.
The Washington times., 1913-11-19

Pete Russell Chicago's quarterback.
played phenomenal football Saturday
against Minnesota and strengthened his
claims upon the position with the All
American eleven
The Washington times., 1913-11-19

Unless Eastern shows something more
than was put up in the line OF offepse
Yesterday, Tech will have no difficulty
IN getting away with the game next
Tuesday. The Light Blue and White
failed to show the speed claimed for II
and was unsuccessful in getting its
backfieId up to the required speed.
The Washington times., 1913-11-19

In the eight games PLACED Tech has
scored 81 points, Western 20, Eastern
%, Business 10, and Central lG. which
iSproof of the eveflness of the teams in
the series this season. Al no other
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Dlhi1pnD 3lDtlfeS.

Coast Line Railroad Company,
Office OF the Treasurer.
-, W.Iilllm n ); g Noyem6ef !, 1919;
lantic Coast Line Railroad Company
has declared a dividend OF two and
oneth1H per cent on the preferred
able At the office OF the treasurer,
at Wilmington, y. G.. on and after
November 10, 1913. The transfer
books are closed from the 3lr day
Of October, 1913. 10 November 10th,
both dates inclusive.
JAMES T.. POST.
Tren
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Rertings

- - -
Richmond. Fredericksburg and Po-
tomac and Richmond and Peters
burg Railroad Connection
Company.
Office of the Secretary.
Richmond, Va, October 81. 1913
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
the annual meeting OF the stockh old-
crs Of the Richmond, Frederic ksburC
and Potomac and Richmond and Pc
tcrsburg Railroad Connection Com
pany VIII be held nj it's Office. In tie
city of Richmond. Va. on Monday.
the l!th day of November. 1913, at
ii o'clock y. NJ.
The stock transfer books will he
closed at 3 o'clock p NJ. Monday, No
vcmber 10, 1919. and reopencd at 10
o'clock y. NJ. Tuesday. November IS,
1913. w. ID. DUKE,
Secretary.
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New York. November s.-.Thc statement OF
.ne actual condition of clearing house banks
ana trust companies for the week (Hvo
days. shows that they hold SO ISL 800 re-
serve In excess OF legal requirements This
III AN increase Of slQ.6cS. go last week
The statement follows: Actual condition.
Loans, 81 c02 900: decrease 500 Gj7 COO
Specie. SS2isl2000: Increase. si376Oe0
Legal tenders. {7S.il5. coo: decrease s45f COO
Ne, deposits sl.72s.73s 900; decrease. $780,
Circulation. %i;SS:.o'o; decrease. 10000.
Banks reserve In vault. s357. 1852 00J
s63. 700.
Aggregate cash rcservc sioo.e 900.
SO. Ccs 90.
Trust companies serve with clearing house
S5.Ssc 900. -
summary Of state banks and trust COM
phhies in Greater Ncw YoIk not included in
riN.i rIiIr hnIiSn ~ ~ -,
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Soarn lllantcn

WANTED. EY 4 LADY A 1IDGr
IToit room with board. Grace or
lanNun street Centrally located.
Times Dispatch
WANTED ROOM AND EOARD nv
T0nng, conp,v, ON" child. Ave years:
ffuTmiSSh'9 rooms private family pre-.
i'i Must he refined and reason
%"!S- GIVE "details WHOM .nswtr!ur
= ~, care Times Dispatch. -
NEWLY MARRIED COUPLE DESIRE
,o"tn ana poaFd with refined family:
preferred location, west OF Laurel
ADDRESS + .. care Times Dispatch.
WANTED. RY NEWLY MAPpIFD
couple board and room. with priyat,
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YOUNG MAN DESIRES PERMANENT
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THE ATLANTIC LAND AND
IMPROVEMENT COMPANY.
Office OF tho Secretar

Office OF tho Secretary.
Notice Is hereby given that the regu-
lar annual meeting of the Stockholders
OF The Atlantic Land and Improvement
Company Will be held Mt the office OF
the Company, in the City OF Richmond.
Virginia, on Tuesday. the eighteenth
day or November, 1915, at twelve thirty
o'clock =. NJ. -
II. L. BORDEN.
Secretary.
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4aouItry, }31t5 ami Rior 5turk

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@rftingS
EII.IIA1oNn rI,I,nI,,,l,1,,s;. Il

POTOMAC RAILROAD COMPANY.
Office OF the Secretary.
Richmond. Va. October SO. 1913
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
the annual meeting of tho stockhold-
ers of the Richmond, Fredericksburg
and Potomac Railroad Company will
he held at its office, in the First Ma
tional Bank Building, Richmond. Va.
on Monday the l7th day OF Novcin-
Der, 1913. 1t II o'clock noon.
The stock transfer books will he
closed ut 3 o'clock l.. NJ. Monday. No
vembcr 10. 1913, and reopcned at
10 o'clock A. VI. Tuesday. Novem-
Der IS. 1919.
NORMAN CALL
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GO TO KlRKWOOD'S RESTAURANT.
l2oS East Main, for frst-class quick
hot lunch. All kinds OF steaks
chops and oysters. New manage
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Dfr, Goal ann IQauoh
Suinnncr Boarntn0

Bo7Uc1LBvAn1D INN. ON nAMPTTooII
Roads. Ideal fall and winter ree
sort, Country and seashoro com
bined with city conveniences. First
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Sl3.00-TlITS LOT CONTAINS SOME;
OF the biggest values ever shown.
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NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAI
the annual meeting of the New York
Institute OF Science, Inc. viii he held
at the office OF ). <. l. Paterson
ESD 1908 Mutual Building Rich
inoud. Va. on the 18th day OF NoVcf-
Der 1913. at l.. NJ. for the purpose
OF clcctine directors for the ensuing
year. and for any business that may
properly come before the meeting
at that tiinc.
X. a. MCCORMICK, Secretary
THE NEXT MEETING or THE VIR-
giniR state Board OF Dental Exainin-
crs for the examination OF applicants
will be held In Richmond. Va. No
vembcr IL 1913. commencing at Q
i. NJ. For further Information adj
dress DIR j. l.. STIFF. Secretary
fredericksburg. Va.
q y STATED COMMUNICATIONS
Xxx OF Fratcrnal Lodge, No. %. A
w + & \. NJ. will be held at the
Masonic Temple TOMORROW tNon-
day. ENENING. November TO- at 1880
% clock Work in the degrees
officers and members are urgently
requested TO attend. and members OF
sister lodges and transient brethren
are fraternally invited TO unite with
US.
BY order of the Worsh!pful Master
WM EEINIi elmer,
Secretary.
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Poultry, 4eets anp gtbe stock

FOR SALE. CHEAP. THREE GOOD
refused. 6S6 North Eighth Street.
WANTED. a MALTESE. OR ANGORN.
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ENTRIES CLOSE NOVEMBER 2S FOR
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nj 4oS. West Broad Street. Decem-
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foripation address G.. T.. GUNERNA :.
TOR secretary. Eighth and Grace
Streets, Richmond
FOR SALE, GOOD BAY MARE, OR
exchange. S33 West Cary.
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lavalicrcS shown anywhere.
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VISIBLE MODELS. So PER MONTH:
three months for s., Sent anywhere.
REMINGTON TYPEWRITER COM
PANY. Clio East Main Street Phone
Madison S5I.
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AUCTION SALE

"EH AT#a "a ds ii s%fR!RtI F S
TIoN,. IMMEnlATELY ADJoIHING
SOUTH RICHMOND. AND VERY
NEhN I'VE s Ax5 %H}r AlR H H!Nh
MAIO'S HRIDGE. ON
THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 10, 1919,
commeucing It, 3.3o o'clock z. NJ.
in he foIiowins order,
FIRST. Those splendid lots fronting
2oi feet ON tn" north line OF Morgan
street. between Fourth and Fifth
Streets. by l57 fcot deep. TO an alley g
feet wide being Lots Sos >. 6. : and s.
second Four handsome lots. Nos. s.
9. and $. in Block -. fronting to
Morgan Street between Third and
Fourth streets. ny l5' feet deep.
Third. Tina, very handsome lot, No. 3.
Block so. fronting g. fect ~ the north
west corner OF Third ana Marx Streets,
by l5I, feet to allcy.
Fourth. Lots ai.d (. In Block co,
fronting 1872 feet on rne south limo Of
Lee street b. l57 feet decp TO alley.
Fifth THAT vcry desirable residence
Maury Streets. House contains six C6J
rooms. good outbuildings. all in good
sixth Large thrco-story part brick)
rifth and cambridge Streets. 10, 80 by
l25 feet deep,
MS II II very attractive sale. Tho
vacant lots are particularly so. as thcv
present so many great advantages to
wafchousemcn and misunderstanding. be-
lnt :" near the railroad and Mayo's
fridge They should also be very in
Vlting to the investor and specuiator.
\ mar Of his property is with tho
huctiouc"r who VIII take great pleas
ure I'm showing this property to any
one before day OF sale FERNS viii ba
very liberal, and made known a, sale.
AUGUSTINE ROYAI.L & co,
!Auctionecrs.
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TRANSFERRING. ER'S.
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