davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-11-12
WAR NEWS
AUSTRIA
AN ALLY
fall OUT

PETRooRAp. Nov. IA
Bitter dissenslons between the
German commanders In the
eaat and Gen. Dankl. tho Aus
trlan soldier In charge Of tho
Teutonle line In the extreme
west, were reported today.
German and Austrian off
GERS whom the Russians have
captured show 30 much AMI
mostly toward one another
that II has been found neces-
sary 20 eonflne them srpa.
rately.
The Austrians declare the Ger
mans habitually assign tho former
10 the worst places on the fighting
line. and treat them with studied
contempt.
Danki Was declared 10 have reach,
I'd point where h. refused TO co,
operate with tho German forces.
II In still insisted by Russian mil.
ltary men that tho German crown
prince led tho recent unsuccessful
feutonic advance on Warsaw, aud
L was said TO be due 90 his failure
10 hold the outer limo that placed
he wings In such a prccarious SIT.
iaiion that the whole line was com.
lelled 10 retreat prccipitatoly.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-11-12
CURE YOUR COLD
IN A few HOURS
and FEEL FINE
Relief comes instantly.

RSuet cutueS iuHtbuttys
A dose taken every two houn n
I'll three doses are taken VII al
grippe misery and break up I y
we're cold either In the head, eAnL
body or limbs.
II promptly opens clogged.sp ~
trils and air passages In the hssl
stops nasty discharges or nose m
ming. relieves sick headache, dub
ness. feverishness. sore thruot
sneexing. soreness and stiffheoA
Don't stay stuffed-up. Quit ~
ing and snuffling, Ease yoaf thseb
bing head, Nothing else b ~
world gives such prompt rslisf y
"Pape's Cold Compound, Wild
costs only Is cents ct any dry
store. II acts without asuistanc4
tastes nice. causes no inconvet
fence. Be sure you get the genuine
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-11-12
IDENTIFIED AS
BANK BANDIT

Operatives Of the Burns' De-
teotise agency In this city
started today . search for the
5000 or 5000 gold still mise
Ing from the $4,000 stolen
from the sedro.w ooIey bank.
They believe II 10 buried Just
north Of Seattle.
Fifteen inmates OF tho Skagit
county jail at Mt Vernon were
lined up Wednesday afternoon and
Cashier John Goddell. OF the First
National bank. sedro-wooley. in.
s'anuy picked Haig Kaxansais. the
man arrested here Tuesday, As one
OF the bandits who forced him 20
give up the money. Oct II.
Karannais has lost his bravado
OF Tuesday. lie looks coved and
nervous.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-11-12
TO RELEASE INNES

BAN ANTONIO. Tex. Nov. IA
Unable to establish as a fact that
Mra Eioise Nelms Dennis and her
sister. Miss beatrice Nelma. have
been murdered. District Attorney
Linden has moved for the quashing
OF the charges OF murder against
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor r. innes. re-
Gently brought here from Oregon
20 face trial.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-11-12
SURVIVORS OF
EMDEN SEIZE
SHIP; ESCAPE

MELBOURNE. Australia. Nov.
12.--Three officers and 40 mon
from the German cruiser Emdcn.
which tho warship Sydney de-
stroyed on the cocos island shore.
in the Indian ocean. are at large In
the open sea In a schooner which
they commandeered on the island.
This was announced by the min
lister OF defense today.
These made up the landing party
which had already destroyed the
Cocos island wireless station be-
fore the sydney attacked tho EN-.
den.
Seeing their cruiser destroyed.
they escaped instead OF surrender
ing. taking with them two months
supplies. four Maxim guns. and
quantity OF small arms and ammu.
milton.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-11-12
7777777777777aa
CHOSE ANOTHER way

Joseph Fsderbnrh. 81. a German.
attempted TO hang himself 10 hts
apartment nj SOC Columbia st,
Wednesday night. because phyaicai
disabilities prevented him from an.
hwering a summons 10 arms from
tho Fatheriand. He was taken 10
the city hospital and later re.
leased
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-11-12
IMSULTED PASTOR
At THEIR WEDDING,
HIS Wife CHARGES

Among other things, Friend
Husband had no sense Of pro-
portion or fitness Of things,
complained Mrs. lutltIa B.
Weise In the divorce trial be-
fore Judge Smith Wednesday.
While attending . wedding,
she declared, her husband.
Engelbreoht Welse. president
and manager Of the Wslse
Packing Co.. startled every one
with the remark that the OIL
chatting minister was ~ "bio .
liar ~ any Of them"
Mrs. Weise was granted the
divorce on grounds Of cruelty,
and 5000 sIImony.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-11-12
Whether you do the washing for big
family or for just the two of you, it is a

hard piece OF Work.
Imagine having no hard rubbing to
do, no hot fire to keep up, no steaming
boiler to add to the heat of your kitchen
Wouldn't that make washday seem al.
most pleasant?
II you use Fels-Naptha Soap, you
know that all this is true. Fels-Naptha
Soap, used the Fels.Naptha way, means
less work and more leisure for you. Il
means that all cleaning you dO-washing
dishes, washing clothes, cleaning paint
or Notwithstanding about house.
cleaning can be done in cool or lukewarm
water, with half the effort it used to
take.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-11-12
REPORT VICTORIES

PETROGRAD. Nov. livery
whcrc along the German. Austrian
and rurklsh fronts the Russians
were continuing their successes 10
day. tho war office officially an.
nounced.
our troops have approached the
eastern outlets of tho MaEour lakes
IN East Prussia" said the state
ment. "and In fighting In the
Goldau. Mlawa and Goidau districts
they have been victorious. Our On.
crgctic advance In GRiicia still pro.
crosses"
on the Russo Turkish frontier. II
was said. Turkish attempt 60 turn
the Russian flank had failed. and
that Russian troops had occupied
the entire Allasebkert valley.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-11-12
WHO HIT FIRST?

Nobody loves a short. thin man.
Peter sAiaun IL one. He was
charged with beating his wife while
drunk and disorderly. lie denied IL
"she hit ME--ovcr the head with
a stick until I'm full OF Jumps" he
said. feeling his head. tendcrly.
she can beat me II she likes." he
added. she weighs 200 pounds,-
Thirty days" said Judge Gordon.
chnckilng.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-11-12
Anty Drudge Loves TO See
People Happy

A~sy Dvudoe-"why. my deap. was that your
pretty voice heard NJ came alongf am
no glad that you have time TO practice your
music; so many young brides let II 20 after
they get married"
Ars Just~ed-"well. Anty Drudge. TO tell the
truth. after had done my washing the old
fashioned way for = few weeks. Just after
was married. I tired and out
with the heat hadn't the heart 10 practice
But since use FslsNaptha Soap for all my
housework I &c, through 10 that feel
happy enough to sing"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-11-12
Ger MAN s.
Ii S E S
TERRIBLE


PARIS. Nov. is.-Desperate fight
Ing between the Germans aud the
allies continued today from tho Bel
gian coast through Dixmudo to the
River lSs,
Though the Germans have taken
Dlxmude. tho allies control the
country about II.
Tho kaiaer's forces were striving
furlously 20 continue their move
ment from the town along the Yser's
left bank,
Also they were making frantic at
tempts 10 drive the allies from LON
baertxyde which they captured
Wednesday. There has been no
fieroer fighting during tho war. On
both sides the losses were appalling
Tho ferocity and strength OF the
German attempt 10 reach Dunkirk
by way OF the nixmude region con
vineed the allies commanders that
the kaiser had concentrated rein
forcements In that area and was
making his supreme effort 10 set TO
the French coast.
In taking Dixmude Il was said the
Germans losses were almost unbe'
lleyable.
British warships Off the Belgian
coast were again aiding III. allies.
shelling the Germans extreme right
murdcrously.
Tho Bordeaux war offices official
report says the fighting front II
practically unchanged. Tho state
ment referred. In sterso,ypst
phrase. TO alternate Withdrawals
and advances.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-11-12
PRAY TO STOP WAR

A prayer for the cessation Of the
European war was offered by the
delegates attending the meeting OF
the Seattle Presbyterian Minis.
ters' association Wednesday night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-11-12
Thief DROPS PURSE

a purse-snatcher grabbed a
handbag from Miss Mary Walset,
2236 Sixth av., at Sixth and Lenora,
early Wednesday night. but drop.
ped II In his flight before he could
remove the contents.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-11-12
PLEADS POKER

John Whitney. you are charged
with gambling. What's your plea ?"
City Attorney Van Ruff.
In police court Thursday
Poker" replied Whitney.
But evidence was conflicting and
no Was released.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-11-12
OFF WITH SASSIETY

LONDON, Nov. t2.-Amer.
lean women probably Will have
no social entertainment In Lon.
don this winter because 90
many British homes are In
mourning. West End women's
tailoring and millinery shops
have secured extra help to fill
orders for mourning clothes and
bonnets, and such orders are
given the preference over all
others.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-11-12

Guard OF Washington for IL H.,
NAL period from April I. lslG h
March 81. 1917. viii amount ;
S2s2.225. according to the ssunss
OF Adjt- Gen. Maurice Thompooa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-11-12
USES LEG As A BANK

PARIS, Nov. i2.-Three 20
franc gold pieces have been re-
moved from the leg OF Private
5oIssey. A spIeee OF shrapnel
pierced the pocket Of another
soldier who had tho coins and
who wss marching In front OF
6oissey. The proJeetlIe and the
three coins then penetrated
Bolssey. who, before he was hit,
didn't have a cent on him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-11-12
NAB TURKISH CRAFT

LONDON. Nov. f2.--After escsp
Ing tho allies fleet off tho Dardan.
clIcs and running the strait In safe
~. a Turkish torpedo boat has been
captured by British and French
warships off Tedos. according 20 a
message received here from Athens
today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-11-12
BREAK REBELLION

CAPE TOWN. Nov. 1.-THE
Bcyer%Dewet Bocr rebellion was
believed today to be practically
broken.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-11-22
TWO DEEP RUN HUNTERS
ESCAPE INJURY IN FALLS
DIR. j. a. White ind w. Isrskine Rufor,l
Hit the Earth When Their Horses
Failed to Glenn the Jumps.

During the course of the Deep Run
Hounds weekly drag yesterday after
noon, DR.. j. a. White. the only active
rider Of the original Deep Run Hunt.
and w. Erskine Buford were thrown
from their mounts, but escaped injury.
Despite the raw wind II large field of
enthusiastic riders greeted the NJ. T..
H., and promptly at 3:5a o'clock the
hounds were led forward for the first
cast which was near Yellow Tavern.
The course was thence to Squire Oar
racotts, to Valentines to Ruthland, to
Il check at Green Dale" In negotiat-
ing fence I'm Darracott's, DIR. White
came to grief. but pluckily remounted
and finished we'll up in front
After .lcaving Green Dale the cast
was near, Hierholyer's. and the course
followed through to Burche's. TO Broad
Street Road, to Patillo's. After a rest.
tho hounds were thrown In at Horse
Pen Road. and followed the drag
through the broom sage fields Ia Cap
Richmond College. to Bryant's. 60 Stone
hurst, and thence to n stirring finish
at tho Country Club of Virginia. In
going over the last jump ut the Club.
w. Erskine Buford was heavily thrown,
but fortunately escaped injury.
Those riding We're: Fred S. Campbell,
acting as NJ. +. H.. on McEantic; Harry
G. Beattie, Jr, whip on Miss Quinn: T..
ID. Harris, on Leesburg; Miss Fannie
Crenshaw, on Her Grace: Miss Wartield
on Quaker; Miss Campbell. on Lady:
Wilbur Sydnor, on Baby; w. q. Young,
on High Ball; John y. Branch. on Flat
foot; DIR. White, on Rob Roy. and Ers-
kline Buford, on Erin
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-11-22
RICHMOND TIMES DISPATCH: SUNDAY NOVEMBER g. 1914

rail and stiT plank boards. The going
WAS ideal and just cool enough to give
snap to the gait.
After the check at Sleepy Hollow the
to "Lal'ourchc." where the riders cast
again and ran to 4 rapid finish lust
irside the Eeswlck Hunt Club Show
ring grounds. having run over Bel
mont and Greenview Farms.
This last half was quite fast and on
~ by sheer good luck did we escape n
serious accident In some inexplicablc
way, tue mount OF the NJ +. H.. Sidney
Holloway. became cntangled with Il
rail. through mistep. perhaps. and
on his side with ir. Holloways's leg
under him. DIR. Thurman, on Irish Citi-
zen, was next the master and when he
went down so unexpectedly, with great
horse to the side sufficiently to jump
clear OF the PROSTATE horse and rider.
The horse rose immediate and Mr.. Hol-
loway was soon on his feet and in tho
saddle and off again with no real dam
Those following the hounds wore
Sidney Holloway. NJ. +. H.. on ANDY
Percy Payne, on "Dr. BILE" DIR. r. i.
Thurman, on Irish Citizen:'' Or. Will
cox. on ."Buckthornc;" Miss nertn
on Half and Half" Mrs. Pitts on Tat
GALL Julian Morris, on Playmate
Mrs. Julian Morris, on Lady Sanford
Mrs. Il. III. Joslln, on Princess" Il. II.
Joslin. on Sky Rocket" and Harry
Mann, on 'Scalawag."
After the drag the riders and a large
company OF invited guests, repaired to
the Club House. where q breakfast was
served. AS stated. seldom has the
club had a better run or n more en-
Saturday Ernie Money will give Hunt
Breakfast.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-11-22
BASKETBALL FIVE TO
PLAY NORFOLK Y. M. C. A.

WEST RALElGH, n. C.. November 81.
DALEY. OF the Agricultural
and Mechanical College basketball
tenm has announced thai lie has signed
up tor game with the Central Young
Mems Christian Association of Norfolk
TO be played Thanksgiving night in
Norfolk.
The team has been prncticing every
niSht lately In preparation for this
The team will he composed of the
regulars OF last yenr's team who are
back in college, with the exception OF
Van Brocklin, who will play on the
football team against Washington and
Lee that day. and the substitute OF the
last years team.
The majority OF the students at
Agricultural and Mechanical will be in
Norfolk that day for the football gnme,
and Il good crowd is expected at tho
basketball game.
The team will probably be composed
OF Captain Mason. right forward; Dowd,
right forward; Farmer, right guard !;
Duckett or Hartman, left guard, and
Lindsay, centre.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-11-22
BASKETBALL ATTRACTING
ATTENTION AT WAKE FOREST
Inst Yenr's Championship Five LikcI!
to Pluy Together AEnin-Wili Take
Trip Through south.

WAKE FOREST. November aI.-
Basketball will soon begin here in ear
nest. Judging from the interest al
played so far. and the number of men
that are likely candidates for the team.
Wake Forest will he we'll represented
on the floor this winter.
OF last years championship team.
Billings, Hall, Holding and Hemsley are
guard, Is AZ Carolina, but has an
nounced his intention. OF returning to
Wake Forest after Christmas. Beam
who was on the team two years ago,
is again in college.
The forwards will be well taken care
of, and there is likely to be u lively
fight for the positions. for there are
three candidates that are far above the
average. Hall and Holding arc ac-
wards in the state: and they each have
siXty-nve field goals to their credit for
last years work. Beam is one of the
fastest men that has ever been OF the
at goal shooting. All three, of these
men arc too good NOT to be in the
game. and worry probably one OF the
three Viii be Shifted to centre. Tyncr,
uation. aud some one will have 10 be
found TO MI his place.
Billings, captain OF the team last
year. will have to he reckoncd with &C.
fore the guard positions are filled.
team considerably. for he is undoubt-
eddy one OF the best guards that has
ever played for Wake Forest. Hens
ley, OF last years team, will also put
up /, strong eight for u berth some
Manager Carrick is AT work on his
schedule, and games will he arranged
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-11-22
are going after only the biggest attractions.
| the project looks highly promising.

Army May lie Rated First.
n the Army can beat the Navy decisive
iy in their annual Rriiirnn battle next Sat
urIay. IL stands = good chamcc OF being
by large number Of experts. The army t.
the only football team nf major magnitude
In the East. which has not been either beaten
or tied Every one Of It's games has resulted
~ Sssner: Nis'Sry !, beat Stevens q to
Cross. ~ 10 o: vnlsnova. u to o; Nu,re Dame
:, TO- . @n Main" Is TO- The easy game
tian Association Is calculated to put the
cnnH,S IL lust The nroner condition for
II Is safe I" guess that Matter Camp
NJ, YIN pick at iens, one Army man for his
back. oliphant; centru. AicEwam: quarter
back. Pritchard. and end. Merria,.
big Three Badly Scared.
The big thrce-Tale. Harvard and Prince
have been badly SCARED this year. Har-
yard was tied by Penn State. - to 10; Prince
was beaten by Washington and Jefferson
l3 to :.
In s eon,rnr! to these high and mighty rulers
and One or the other Win ieeisively enough ,nh
Stevens MSsieyan II s S%n
Rensselaer,. New York University and Hamii,
total of Is to Is The big three arc sun.
posed posed to , play In their own class Thus with
every game 1t surely deserves IA full meas
Princeton Lacks Tenaclty.
The PRINCIPAL reason FOR the sorry show
ing oi the Tigers In season that began
with expectations OF beating both Enr
ward and Yale Is declared by followers OF
the team to he Il lack OF tcnurity in stick
Ing to the program originally mapped out
Early In the year The Princeton coaches
institrted Il campaign OF open play, teach
wide open lineup. yard or more between
each two OF the men on the forward line
TINS worked like charm in the early mari
OF the season. and was me only method by
which princeton could gain any ground
game, Then the departure came The
coaches decided not to adhere Ia their orig :
mel idea and changed back to old fash :
i9ned football reserving the open styie OF
plays simply ms a last resort In the flnal
sane with Yale Inst week. these very omen
PLAYS were e the only ones that gained any
the Tiger rally Just falling short Of c,,h
Ing UP TO the Blue " 'N
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-11-22
BASKETBALL
IowITzERs. 81, MEDtcos :,

HOWITXERS. ~; MEDICOS. 49,
In the first game of the season the
iowitzers basketball team defeated the
strong Medical College five BY the score
81 to 13.
The game was holly contested
throughout the defensive work of the
Mcdico guards being especially good.
The first half ended, to 3. nut in
the last half the Arttllerymen dis
- points. For the Medicoes the work
or the guards and OF Mclean. at for
ward, were the features. while for the
were the chief scorers. The lineup =,
and summary Is rs follows:
ward a' SIcJ aniiese -, left FOR
centre; Amuck and Rnnsome. left
sp Hc,y,, Ksnng r Hsm gu, guard fd
wlstle, right forward; Metcalf centre;
Rowe and Lawrence. left guard Eel
vey, right guard.
llege. 10. Goais from ncld--McLean (3).
Mancos. Holding. Bill CD. Felvey as,
Lawrence. Metcalf tD. Goals FROM foul
halves. 10 minutes.
C. II. 4, G.. IL; HowITzERs. aND. o.
In Il preliminary game the uowitzcrs' sec
Spa 'fa cs r TO Che chu T m
cnncr,y plnyed best for HowI,zcrs second.
me lineup:
Z. II. 4. u. Position Artillery
QuarIcs. ..........lcft forward. Anderson
Thackcr. right forward. .McC,ancrty
Murdock. centre .............. tav War
tMcCurdy)
a. Bcll.............lett guard. .MncFnrlund
hsy; :;.;;;::.;::. right guard piycreuS
9: Goals from ne!d--1'hackor go, ouarles tsl
Goals from fouls-Quaries to) Referee
Newman. Times Of halves. 10 minutes.
AT GRAYs' ARMORY.
ClusS ID opened at Grays' ArUory. SIGNAL
Corps forfeited to Regiment account OF
lack OF players.
l'arton Heights aud Mctiili second started
NJ 500. and. although the game one
sided; was fast and snappy.
Richardson and Mares starred for Barton
Heights. while Mahoney and l.. brand were
tho stars for Mctiil Tho lInc-up:
II. IL. Position. Mcliiil End
ltichErdson........left forward ......... Marin
Mares. ........risht forward. Brand
Grcgory...... guard.........2ach aria s
Sack .............right guard. .Seay
summary: score. Barton Heights, 90 Me-
Gnu o Substitutions-- Mahonny for Zachn :
rias. Ross for Seay. Goals from field Rich
9rdS"n Co. Mares O.. Ilaw ts!. Goals from.
halves. Is minutcs
Infantry. Position McCill
kaHs ..............lc f; forward. Nickel
Steei ..........right forward......... Gerring
Eusiseti. ........ieri g'tsrd. .F!negau
Nahprli .....:;...rixht guard ............. Ross
summary: Scor---Mct;ili. Is: infantry H.
Suhstituttons-Puiler Tor Rusliell. Munrurc
Tor knss Word for steel. Kelly for Masci
@. Word o.. Nickel tSi, FineEan t3. Ger.
ring ~. Goals from foul-Nickcl tD Ref
cree. Ryan. Time OF halves. H. minutes
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-11-22

Despite the weather Of the past week
the schools have had their teams the field
ready tor the gam" az $3.50 o'clock. There
Is great Interest In the leagues, and the
nd Paramount played "a very exciting basket
ball game. the ChimhuEuza lads Winning II
To &. bellevue just did ahead OF
Nicholson. ! 10 .. both teams playlug a
grand game. rhe 8c!l"vuc lads also took
Two OF the three voii~yhan games from the
Fulton hoys
Tho teams which finish frs; aud second
in each league viii play Tor the champi
ship two ont OF three games. The sar,e
with the teams finishing third and fourth
This Weeks Schedule.
Monday Bclcv.'" vs.. Springfield.
Tuesday Fai.I.i. ant Jefferson
Wednesday -Chimhorazo W Sicho!son.
Tennis Tournament.
Tho semi'nals OF the tennis touruamcu,
field played yesterday inorninE Fair
cloth Won from Reid. G-i. l0.i2, I. House DC
tcatei Clements. 80 and h-S Rouse anu
f"ircioth will meet IN finals. ihreo out OF
NVc sets, next Saturday.
Highland Springs Defeated.
The Highland Springs High School visited
tho Tairm"nnt Athletic Association at the
Church civic Association field. and played
hh sEe;bHll yesterday evening, The Fair
mount sids won. q 20 ~ I.ine-up; IIen-
forrnrL- -. SpanE!er. cenire: Smith and
lIiHn. guards. FaIrm"lnt -ihomas aud
1cudl.ton. forwards. Watts. centre: FcIVcy
Green ami Patterson guards. Time OF
halves. y minutes. Tinckcoper. Williams;
r-terce. Tousey.
'rnis Is the Grs, year out for the suburban
mating up their schedule and viii likely
meet most OF the prep schoo, teams ia ana
AROUND Richmond.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-11-22
the trips. Il number joining the squad

the trips. Il number Joining the squad
yesterday.
Long signal drills and tacklinR the
dummy with other elementary forms
OF practice has characterized the work
for the varsity so far this week. aud
there vii; be but one more scrimmage
before Thanksgiving.
Harris. left end. has joined the squad.
and is In good condition. All of the
men with the exception OF Holding.
who is nursing u sore ankle. ure In
good shape. Holding is expected to be
out BY tho first OF the week.
The coach and team were much
pleased over tho showing they made
against Carolina last Saturday. and
they have gone into tho practice this
week with plenty of pep.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-11-22
NAVY SUBS GIVE URslNUs
"A GOOD TRIMMING, SO TO 2

* ANNAPOLIS, November A,.--wi,h team,
composed largely OF substitutes and scrubs
the Navy won from Ursipus. IS to . hero
to-day. Tho game therefore can afford no
basix for computation OF tho Navy elcven's
reni strength. Failing was tho only regular
who started In tho buckdcld. and Ito played
for only Il short period. ~
In the first few minutes Ursinus made sub
stantial gains through tho Navy line. but
Failing and Alexander soon struck then
gait The ball was then rushed down the
Held almost without halt. Vail crossed
tho line. but missed goal. 4