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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-07-09

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Las conferencias tendran !u.

Las conferencias tendran lu-
gar manana -dijo Villa des-
puts cue Sc celebren 70 podrG
hablar ciaro. Tengo esperanto &c
que TODD Sc arregle satisfactoria-
mente. 10 que han dicho algu.
nos he mis- enenfgcs. no es 1ns
baeaa raz5n para que 70 sea c..
pa5le de 10 que me achac@n.'
CreemOs que con este quiso vi
LA decir que no es ambicioso, 10
que Sc pondraen claro en- las con-
ferencias de Torre6n, 81 Sc deja
obrar con toda iibertad a los con.
ferencistas y no Interviewer las
QtGrtdS nj las amenazas emboza-
das, que desde tempo inmemO-
rial forman la base de nueStra
politica interior, m@todo facil Y
SECURE que todos los leaders apren
den muy pront0.
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Las conferencias rebel.
des.

Las COnferencias Sc han puesto
de moda entire los partidos con-
tendencies de Mexico Y no sera
dificil que el dia menOs pensado
alunciemos a nuestrOs lectores
cue ell jHtcg5rrjmo ZapaJa ha
mandado sus Delegates q ajguna
psrte. Total, que mientras los
conferencistas discuten, como las
liebres de Ia fabuIa, 81 son gal
Cos 0 son pcdencos'' nuestro pals
sigue hundi6ndose moral mate
riaImente, Y Ia poIitica de ''paIos
de ciego' sigue su curse devas-
tador en- freL 6tlca Marcia, s0bre
ruinas y cadaveres.
III vierneS iltimo Ilegaron a
Torre0n los Delegates de Ia divi-
sion rebeide del Noreste, para to-
mar parte en- las pr6Ximas confe-
rencias que van a celebrar ALI
tOdos los PARTICIPATES cabecillas de
Ia caRSa, para arreglar las dife.
reneias surgidas entire Carranza
y Villa. Este dltimo, acompana-
do de su hriiidate estado mayor
de polainas americauas, concu-
rri6 a Ia estaci6n del Ferrocarril
a dar la bienvenida a los delega-
dos carrancistas, enviados por
Pablo GGnzalez.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-07-09

ros, pues los dos o tres coches
con que cuentan, los usan NADIA
mas para personals distingnidas
que pueden pagar altes precios
de pasaje que no estan al alcance
de los pobres.
Cosas y casos de la democracia
o~QutGmpOTanea.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-07-09
Mitad y rnitad.

FL Administrator rcbeldc de
la Adu2na de Laredo, Alfonso c..
VilIarreal, declare el jueves de Ia
semana Ultima, que q partir de esa
focha Ia Aduana aceptaria en- el
Dago de dercchosde imDortaci6n.
"a mieat d. los naqQ5 en- bi..eCe-
.1nstisul.a.alstas Ia o.ram lad
Ell pesos fuerJes de. cuho federal.
Esta MEDIA ha puesro en-
aprietos a los concentrates de
Laredo, debido a Ia escasez de
pesos ~fuertes en- dicha plaza, que
no Sc consiguen ALI nj por IN ojO
de Ia cara, como vuIgarmente Sc
dice.
En- vista Dc esta diicuItad, es
SECURE que los comerciantes de
Laredo seguir&n hacienda uso
para sUs transacciOncs de los DO
lares americanos, Que desde hace
tempo tienen Ia preferencia So
bre todas las monedas federales
rebeldes, U~ltimameHte emitidas
pOr unos y otros.
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"EL SALVAVIDA."

Ecmodio yesetaI coatra Ia TUBERCULOSIS.
hSSiA. EESfEIpS. TUS. afecclorcs palmonaTrs
> lie glz.u bcneicio para los 6rgaHgs rcsPlratorios.
Prcrio: 500 lutr'la, o Tor 500 orc, SIsu Droguis-
To rs ar,ieac yidaIa. a5jgotando So vaior. a i.
ABlZPE Austin 81, san AncyHir. Texas.
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sexvicio de trenes en-
ire Monterrey y
Laredo.

Uno de ~nucstrOs suscriptorcs
nos escribe dici6ndonos que has
ia ell Is del pasado JUNO, qued6
reanudado el servicio lie trenes
entire Monterrey y Laredo, sir
Wiendose de carros de carga en-
Flgar dc cochas para los pasaje
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Efuerta Sc 2 para
salir de Mexico.

BESIDE hace dias ha vueIto a ru-
mUrarse On Washington que
Huerta Sc esta preparando defni-
tiyamente para salir de la RepU-
bIica; pero dicha noticia Sc ha
hecho mas persIstente elluneS de
esta semana. asegur&n1ose Que
G. rercn Pres 10 .ta 81 i'm nah'a
g--1"a p~5E.-o q
vr.. .ea, g.. gaaer g.. Lie. Pedro
Lasuura'7.
Sc asaguraba que ese mismo
dfa, toda la familia V parientes
del Presidente Huerta y algun0s
de sus Generates, habian salido
de Ia ciu4ad dc Mexico en- I'm
tren especial rumbo a Puerto Ne
XicO, dOnde tomaran I'm vapor
para Girijirse a Europa.
Tanto Sc ha dicho sobre la hui-
ia de Huerta, que va nos pare
&c cosa de choteo: no obstante.
damos eSa noticia a nuestros lee
torres, con las reservas necesa-
rias. por habsrla tornado de ur
diario americana. cue como todos
los de su especie estan ansiosOs
porQue Huerta dele ell campo Ii.
bre q las GciiyidddeS de sus pal
sanos, que va Sc mueren de an
sias por. yer triunfantes a los re-
beldes para hacer Su agosto en-
nuestra terra.
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INFORMATION GRATIS.

GRAN MARAVILLA DEL SIGLoi GUA SECRETA DEL, EXtTo. OPERA
CLONES MiSTICAS, MEFAM0RFOSS, HPNoMAGKErIsN0
HLOS MISTERI0S DEL oCULTISM0 REyELADoSH
E9aqib Ge listed naSa para EErou do yagrrm porearb uapte
Sea ID heaHGU tsanado. pthoy sssDa~ porpusa ID Hrosr 40 SC ka nt o. eo.
IasE g-uants que oEro SER veuGdof cImeute. Yano ufE,U5 ~ -
vaara Oasa raves del aEaaa MAS VALE MANA QUE FUERZA
Tdor aaU I'd: PODER AMOR FELICIDAD YSUCESo Taanh unny ouo.t 4.s e,
LcnuaD CunuGNuss cOumgvun ta mHpuzL guaEo pntmdo seo
81 I'd edUea0 a pte no &6n irresponsible oRc mix rae4a -. a. a. =, -.
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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-11-24
SPLENDID EDUCATIONAL
FILM AT THE ACADEMY

Thirty Leagues Under the Sea-" a
pictorial story of the Williamson sub
marine expedition to the West Indies
and one of the most remarkable pieces
Of work ever produced by the camera
man. was shown yesterday afternoon
and last night at the Academy of
Music The exhibition, one Of rare
educational value, of unusual beauty
and gripping in interest throughout,
will be given at matinee and night
today and tomorrow.
The Aim. nearly 1000 feet in length,
shows how the invention of j. Ernest
Williamson and George NJ. Williams
son, sons OF Captain Charles William
son, of Norfolk, Va. made possible the
barring OF the secrets OF the sea by
means OF photography under water
Under water views of coral life, OF
fish. from sponges to sharks: sponge
fishing, perils of deep sea diving and
the exploration of ancient wrecks on
sunken coral reefs are shown. Share
fishing, one of the most dangerous OF
sports, Is also shown. AT the close OF
the final reel comes a life-and death
battle under the water between a
2wimmer and a man-eating shark. In
which the man Is victor.
All the pictures are remarkably
clear. the Williamson invention having
made possible under-sea photography
at distance as great as i15 feet,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-11-24
COMPLETE PLANS TO
RECEIVE GOV. CRAIG
NORTH CAROLINA EXECUTIVE
STAFF WILL WITNESS FOOT
RAIL- GAME.

An old time Tar.,eel greeting will
be rendered Governor Locke Craig
and his twenty four colonies when
they arrive here Thursday morning
to witness the ANNUAL combat be-
tween Virginia and Carolina Thanks
giving Day.
A very enthusiastic meeting was
held last night at the Chamber OF
Commerce. and committees ap-
pointed to look after the ar
rangements for the entertainment
OF the North Carolina execu-
tive. made encouraging reports as
10 how their work was progressing.
More than half the money needed
to properly entertain the distinguish
ed guests has already been subscribe
ed. according to the finance commit
tee chairman, while 1t was shown
that members Of the various commit
tees had left no stone unturned to-
wards making the proper arrange
ments.
When Governor Craig and his stan
arrive at Main-Street Station at 8
A. III. Thursday automobiles will be
waiting for them and they will be
escorted to the y Jefferson Hotel I'M
mediate,y following the big game at
Broad Street Park q reception will
be given In the Jefferson. and every
Car0lin!an and Virginian have been
rendered an invitation to be pres
ent and grasp the anand nf the Wis
'itors from the Old North State.
In the evening theater party will
Be Given, at the Academy OF Music.
Both the Carolina and Virginia foot
hall elevens will also occupy boxes
In the playhouse. The boxes will be
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-11-24
MURDERED MAN IS
EUGENE CRAWLEY

A relative Of the young man who
was stabbed to death on South First
Street several days ago. yesterday Wis
tied the undertaking esta blishment
where the body was lying and identi.
Ned the remains as those OF Eugene
Crawley. Crawley has a brother re-
siding at Centralia. and a sister In law
living at 100 West Thirteenth Street.
South Richmond.
Crawley, in a few minutes after be-
ing stabbed, fell to the street as he
came up First Street from the rail-
road yards and the canal at the foot
OF First Street He lay for some time
before II was discovered that he had
been stabbed. Detective Sergeant
Wiley who Investigated the case,
caused the arrest and detention Of
Joseph Bowman. house painter. Of
sls Ia Beverly Street. man named
johnson, an eye witness Of the AFFAIR.
told the police that Bowman plunged
the knife into the dead man's breast
during a quarrel which took plncs near
the canal. He then threw the knife
into the canal and walked from thu
acens. Crawley started up First street
With the evident intention At securing
1sne@aAAA al4 hslk I'll aftsl G6lng sheqa
saa94x sassE ssea
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-11-24
HARVARD TO LOSE:
GENERAL PLAYERS
MAHAN. STELLAR CRIMS O n
RACKFIELD MAN, WILL PROB
ABLY BE CAPTAIN.

Cambridge. Mass. Nov. a3.-Most Of
the victorious Harvard football players
returned from New York last night.
and today the locker building at
Soldiers Field was a busy place, the
men clearing their lockers, and then
rushing back 10 get into the stride OF
their college work. or the twenty five
players who participated in the Yale
game, no less than fifteen will be
graduated from college next spring.
and most OF the remainder of the
squad have only one year of varsity
football at Cambridge.
Those who will be lost through
graduation include, besides Captain
Brickiey, Tr2psSi, Hardwick. Brad
lee, Logan. blidse, Parson and
Weston. and xgniy regulars who
will be aEaiiat per fail are Par
son, Wallace 8han. the latter
being the likeiiesy Choice for captain.
Weatherhead and Smith. two or the
substitute ends. are 1915 men. as are
other iinemen, wilmington, Atkinson
and Underwood.
From the backheld Harvard loses
Sw.gert. in addition to all the regu-
lars. with the exception of Mahan.
The nucleus for next fall include.
besides Mahan, Parson and Wallace
for the backfield: Mckinlock and
King. Quarterback Watson and Line
men Soucy. Bigelow. c. Coolidge and
r. Curtis.
The men came through the game
In first-class shape. The knee that
Pennock hurt in the match was not
the one he had injured earlier in the
season. Logan's raps on the head did
not amount to anything, and while
Hardwick was battered. he forgot his
troubles long before the game ended.
The Harvard alumni are planning o
monster campaign over Harvard's
greatest Of Yale victories.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-11-24
CLUSTER To PLAY
FORK UNION HERE
FAST PREP AGGREGATIONS WILL.
MEET TOMORROW AT BROAD
STREET PARK.

Especial TO The Richmond Virginian.)
Cluster Springs, Va. Nov. "a
Last Friday night McGuire's Tniyer-
sity School wired Cluster Springs
Academy of the cancellation of the
Thanksgiving game. which was to
he Mayed IN Broad-Street Park We'd
nesday afternoon. This action on
,ne,r part cast a deep gloom over
he student body, as practically the
entire school had arranged to &C
company the team on this trip ana
stay over for the Virginia Carolina
game. Today the management Ar
ranged the game with the strong
Fork Union Military Academy. which
has been making such a good record
under the direction Of Coach Harry
Griffin. and the game will be pulled
eff on Broad Street gridiron Wednes-
day at p M. The officials for the
anne will probably be Mr.. Pharr. OF
Davidson College, and Mr.. Hughes,
Of v p. l., which insures It's proper
handling.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-11-24
LYRIC BILL ONE OF
EXCEPTIONAL MERIT

The Lyric Theater presented another
bill of exceptional qualities yesterday
and brought to Richmond several OF
the most entertaining acts seen here
this season. Just which particular
offering was the most pleasing would
be hard to state, for the audience was
generous in its applause to each and
! apparently thoroughly enjoyed every
minute spent in the theater
The Berrens, in their musical
| novelty, were easily among the mos
popular Of the acts. The male mem
Der is an accomplished pfanoist,
rendering his selections with q sure
ness of touch which Ia a delight. Tho
other member of the team Is a viol!ntst
of considerable ability Each of thu
performers sprung several surprises
during their act. but the supposed wo-
man created the greatest stir at this
close of the performance by appear
ing in the short hair of man. The
offering is an excellent one from a
musical standpoint, and offers enter
tanning surprises.
Craigg and Williams, billed as Ham,
merstein's favorites. also proved Them
selves favorites on the Lyric bill. Tho
country girl impersonation of Miss
Williams was good and provided much
of the comedy of the program
The Gardner Trio presented a series
of society and novelty dances of pure
enjoyment. The dancers are graceful
and their Offering Is made particularly
attractive by Its beautiful costuming
and setting. A number Of new steps.
original with the trio, were introduced
during the act.
Bickenell and Gibney's "A Small
Town John" was a frivolous offering,
which at times became ridiculous. The
act Is well presented; the makeup OF
the male member In bunny and his
partner is most attractive.
Hilton and Roberts rounded out the
vaudeville program with singing and
talking advertisement. which went
we'll. Several new parodies were i'm
troduced as was also a completely new
line OF comedy.
The Hearst-Seiig news review, an
usual. was an entertaining featurs.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-11-24
VIRGINIA WILL HOLD
LAST PRACTICE TODAY
Orange and Blue Squad Will Leave Charlottesville Early
Wednesday Afternoon for Rchmond-W Be Quar-
tered at the Country Club of Virginia.

"A signal drill this afternoon ON
Lambeth Field will mark the close
of Virginia's practice before the
big game here Thanksgiving Day
with the University OF North
Carolina Over two hours yester-
day WAS devoted to . thorough
signal drill. 1t the conclusion of
which some of the former stars,
including Hammond johnson and
Christie Benet, remarked that the
Orange and Blue forces never
looked better.
The virginia sQuad--twenty In
number-wfu leave Charlottes-
willie Wednesday afternoon at
O'Clock for Richmond. The boys
who are expected to again get the
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-11-24
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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-11-24

verdict over their ancient foes
from the Old North State win be
met at the train by number of
the local Alumni Association
members, who will escort them to
the Country Club Of Virginia,
where they will be quartcred dur
ing their stay In Richmond.
The Orange and Blue backfield
men worked yesterday afternoon
on Lambeth Field like a newly
creased machine. All OF the men
have practically recovered from
their injuries and will be ready to
go into the melee i'm their best
form.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-11-24
EAGLES LADIES AUXILIARY
INVITE INSPECTION OF NEST

The Ladies' Auxiliary OF Dixie Ae-
rie. No. 33S, OF Eagles, extend to
the ladies' OF Richmond q cordia. In
vitation to attend the opening Of their
rooms At the Eagles Home. corner
of Third and Marshall Streets, on
3 to 9 r. NJ. The officers Of the aux
Hilary are: President. Mrs.. U'Neii;
tirst vice-president. Mrs. ]. Allen; Sec
0nd vice-president. Mrs. j. A. WArde:
secretary. Miss Kate Berstcin: treas
ur1r. Mrs. EIlA Caesar, Tho Aux
iliof1 NJ Mk1aeo M4o oFGAnlned about
t2 r. ss T. \ X n d! y \! b
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-11-24

though most Of the scenes are near
the EYE" of the camera. The beau
ties OF underwater growth prove q
revelation to the spectators. One OF
the pleasing features of the show Ia
the lecture given by DIR. +. M. Glover.
most interesting speaker. His speech
is clear and distinct, and he Is
possessed of keen humor that com
pells just enough of laughter to make
the show even more entertaining.
Mile. Paviowa.
Dancing il considered the finest
form of exercise extant by Mile, Paw
Iowa, the great Russian artist who
appears here at the Academy Thanks
giving. matinee and night. under the
ocal management OF Mrs. Groner.
Mile. Pavlowa says dancing combine
pleasure and work in such a way that
the hardships are forgotten.
Dancing is excellent for women
and men--no matter what age" said
Mile. Pavlowa recently IN an inter-
view. when You dance you combine
amusement and exercise. In word.
you exercise to rhythmic motion and
obviate all OF the tired feeling which
most people complain of when they
exercise. And likewise, dancing, Ii
not INDUCED in too much, will keep
q suggestion of binding.
Dancing for amusement and dane
ing for a living. are, however. different
matters. Professional dancing exactS
more from it's votaries than any other
calling J know Of 1t Is the only pur-
suit in which the farther one advances
the harder one must work. Profess
sonal dancing is a life of constant
remuneration. A dancer must practice
everlastins4y IL she would keep her
place. But for all that. it is won-
derful to dance. There Is nothing
like 1t. and / would not exchange
places with any other successful ar
list in any other field of endeavor.
Dancing shuts me out from many
pleasures. and pastimes; II regulates
my eating. my sleeping. In fact, my
whole life, but l love 1t none the less.
There liz an exultation from dancing
which cannot be found In anything
else.
Il am sure that my perfect physi-
cal condition. have scarcely known
sick day In my lifts due to my
dancing. To the average person I
recommend dancing as a physical
tonic To the serious minded who
want a great career and who are will
ing to forego many pleasures and lux
uries, I recommend dancing as a. life
work. There is certain compensation
In dancing whether for amusement or
for living"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-11-24
BOARD CANvASSES
VOTE FOR CONGRESS
SLEMP'S OFFICIAL MAJORITY IN
NINTH is 1,18S
VOTES.

The State Board of Canvassers met
at the Capitol yesterday and canvessed
the returns for the congressional cleo
tons held on November and the
vote for vacancies in the State Cen
eral Assembly. The vote by districts
follows:
First District-W. A Jones. 4,292;
T. E. Coleman. eos; Godfrey Kinder,
Second District-E. L. Holland, A.
o39: E. b. Everton. 400; F. L. Ford, AS
Third District--A. ]. Montague, S.
054; II, A. Miller, so; S. G. Weatherly.
1851.
Fourth District-Walter 4. Watson,
ASST; Fred Herzig. lis.
Fifth District-E. w Saunders, g.
5a4; w. G. Fulton. All: C. A. Heer-
mans. 2,771; w. r. Keefe, 244.
Sixth District--Carter Glass, 2,S23;
e S G;nther. 391.
Seventh District-James Hay. 1859
E c. GARRISON, Ss5, w. A. Craw
ford. /.
Eighth District-c. C. Carlin. s.,
S64; J. L. Crupper. 1853: Milton
Fling. 81: J. E. johnson, 1872
Ninth Districl--R. Tate Irvine. a.
1853: c. b. Slemp, 1921; J. L. Rose,
210; b. NJ. Dutton, los.
Tenth District-H. D. Flood. 7,io6:
Nahan Parkins. 1856; George A. Rev
ercomb. 3,124.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-11-24
ALl-AMER|CAN TEAM
PICKED FOR 1914
sEyENTY-FIyE SPORT Serbs Sc
LECT FOOTBALL ELEVEN FOR
VANITY FAIR.


Position. player and college of the
Ail-American football team:
Rtgh, End-Hardwfck. Harvard.
Right Tackle--Bailin, Princeton.
Right Guard--Pennock. Harvard.
Center--DesJardien. Chicago.
Left Guard--Shenk. Princeton.
Left Taekle-Talbott, Yale
Left End~--Merrillat. Army.
Quarterback Cornell.
Left Haifback--Spiegei, Washington
and Jefferson.
Right Haifback-Mahan. Harvard.
Fullback-MRulbetsc Michigan.
This is the real A1l-American foot
ball team for the season OF 1914. pick
ed by seventy Ave sporting writer's
from all sections OF the country.
Vanity Fair, the well-knowu society
and sporting monthly, printed In New
York, has been writing to the sporting
writers around the country to cola bo-
rate In picking an AlI-American that
would be an All American.
From the seventy -five choices made
the players getting the most num-
Der of votes at each position were
chosen In a composite form. and the
above eleven 10 the result of the COM
piiation of the picks of the seventy
Ave sport writer's.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-11-24
AT THE THEATERS

Acadeny--''Thirty Leagues Under
the Sea" Motion pictures.
Empire-Lucille LaNcrne Stock
Company, In "Ann Boyd"
Co OniaI--fsrayce Scott Company,
I'm THE College Widow"
Bijou--Burlesque ''The Gay Wild
ows.'
Lyric-Vaudeville and pictures.
Superior--Moving pictures.
Criticisms of the Colonial, Empire
and Bijou presentations will appear
tomorrow morning.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-11-24

Manager Hank O'Day. OF the Cubs.
wants the world to know that he will
not be deposed. and that he Is plan
ming to run the West Side machine
next season and In 1916.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-11-24
CHRISTMAS TREE COMMITTEE
TO MEET THIS AFTERNOON

Chairman John Hirschberg. Of tho
Municipal Christmas Tree Commit
tee, has called meeting Of the COM
m,ttee and OF all who are interested
in the movemen&, to meet at I O'Clock
this afternoon In the Administrative
Board Room at the City Hall.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-11-24
virginia Will Hold Final Practice Today Football Team Picked
BATTLE SATURDAYFOR
SATTE CHAMPIONSHIP
John Marshall to Play Roanoke High Saturday in Magic
City-Local Boys Face Raleigh Here Wednesday.
McGuire's Team Cancels With Cluster Springs.

artistically decorated with United
States flags, Virginia and North Caro-
lima pennants.
The ,tarolinians residing in this
city are planning to make this a very
joyous occasion, and will do every
thing In their power to show the
guests a good time.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-11-24

football team OF the University OF
Pennsylvania, and Frank A. Hinkey
who holds the same position at Yale,
are men entirely different in their
methods and systems. Brooke Ia re-
garded as easy boss He is mild
and persuasive. always gentlemanly,
and he is well liked. He knows his