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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-08-18
PROGRAM OUT FOR
MP. CONFERENCE
Rev. L. E. Oldaker of Fair
mont Will Preach Open
ing Sermon.

The program for the annual confer.
euce OF The Methodist Protestant
Church OF West Virginia, which meets
at Grafton on August % and CON
tinues in session for several days, has
been issued and is as follows.
Wednesday Evening.
.:3O p. NJ. sermon by Rev. l.. Z.
Oidaker. OF Fairmont; address OF well
come. by Hon Fred Graham. mayor OF
Grafton: response by Rev. ". H.
Hart. president OF the conference; an.
pouncements, benediction.
Thursday Morning.
! $50 A. ~, devotional services. led
By Rev. 7. J. Hickel: 9 a. NJ. business
session; 1850 A. NJ. conference ser
mon. by Rev ]. p. TurkeIson: com
munion, in charge OF Rev. l. W.
Morrison.
THURSDAY Afternoon Session.
1880 p. NJ, devotional services, led
by Rev. NJ Steele; business session;
. P. NJ. election Of officers and sta
tioning committee.
THURSDAY Night Session.
7::30 p. NJ, devotional services. led
BY Rev. S. j. Satterfield; addresses;
S O'Clock Ministerial education" Geo
r. Brown. D. D.: $50 Colleges" a.
F. Hess. Phi. D.. president Of Adrian
College, Seminary" Prof. W. IL.
Hodges; 8 7. NJ. Publishing Inter
ests.' Chas. Reiner, Jr.. agent in Bal
ttmore.
Friday Morning Session.
$50. devotional services, led by
Rev. J. Payne; . o'clock, business ses'
sion.
Friday Afternoon Session.
/ 1870 devotional services, led by Rev.
F. 7. Kelley; P NJ, meeting OF the
electoral college.
Friday Night Session.
7:3O. devotional services, led by
Rev. J. y. Holt: 8 p. NJ, address by
/ DR.. c. E. Wilbur. editor OF Sunday
School literature: S:45, address by
( Dr.. Lyman I. Davis. president OF Gen
eral Conference: 9.i5. address by DR..
Fred c. Klein. secretary'treasurer OF
: the Board Of Foreign Mission.
! Saturday Morning Session.
$50 A. NJ, devotional services. led
by Rev. G. H. Snyder; A. NJ, bust
ness sessions, alternating with meet
ings of the ELECTORAL college.
Saturday Afternoon Session.
! 1870 P. NJ, devotional services. led
by Rev. H. S McCulty; . P. NJ. bust
ness session.
Saturday Night Session.
1880 P. NJ, devotional services. led
by Rev. ]. !. Vincent; 5 P. NJ, bust.
ness session.
Sunday Afternoon.
2:3O P. NJ. memorial services; ad'
dresses by Rev. B. Stout and D. II. Da'
Wis, D. D.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-08-18

Florence Dagmar. whose dimp!es
have captured the hearts OF thousands
OF screen adherents. is one of the
youngest celebrities in the movie
game.
Prior to her affi,iation with the
Lasky forces, she was playing IN
stock in Sau Francisco. The LasKF
company was on the Lookout for a
particular type OF blond beauty. Miss
DagEar happened 10 be in Los An
geles at the time, and one OF the
Lasky prominents saw her on the
street and recognized in her the eX'
act typ eot beauty they were seeking
Immediately means were taken 10
find out who the golden-haired l1-year'
old was, with the result that the Las
ky management offered Miss Dagmaf
splendid position which she &C
cepted.
This is one instance Of where the
movies" went to hunt the actress
Miss Dagmar's best work has been
done in The Country Boy The
Clue" The Puppet Crown" a2d The
Circus Man"
Aside from her work, Miss Flor
ence's biggest love is the water.
Swimming is a delightful diversion TO
her. But she does object strenuously
20 what she calls the extreme bath
ing suits of the season"
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-08-18

]. H. Abbott left yesterday for Par
kersburg to attend the county fair.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-08-18
Mrs. Maria Raymond
Leaves Hospital

A message received here from Mrs.
Maria HAMMOND. who was operated on
for the removal Of a cataract from
her eye, is to the effect that the pa
tient is doing nicely and has gone
to her cottage at the park from the
sanitarium where the operation was
performed. The operation was per-
formed by famed specialist OF Wash
;ncton. d. {. When the final cataract
is removed and the bardage taken
from the eye. according 10 the special,
list, Mrs Raymond will so Ia7 have
recovered her sight as to be able to
read. The operation was entirely sue.
cessful and Mrs. Raymond, despite
her age. stood the operation splendid.
IL
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-08-18
MANNINGTON NEWS

III Denver, Col. after visiting for
some time with the formers mother,
Mrs Leila NJ. koen. here.
Edward VoiGht who was B. & O.
telegrapher here while D. S. Jones
was on vacation. leaves for Wheeling
tomorrow.
Frank Dysart. Of Martinsburg. is
visiting friends here.
Dayton A. Rymer was in Fairmout
on business Tuesday.
Arley Conway will leave September
1st for a two months visit In the
west. attending the San Francisco
Exposition.
Ray W. Beams and family returned
yesterday from a visit at ClarkSburg
and Salem.
G. W. Matthews was in Glover Gap
on business Tuesday
Mr.. and Mrs Geo. G. Herbert left
today for Cambridge Springs. Pa, for
an extended visit.
Miss Genevieve Jones. OF Mounds
vile. arrived here today for a visit
with relatives.
Morgan Hamilton, Of Fairmont, was
visiting relatives here this week.
The condition OF Mrs. ]. y. Ham
beck. who is dangerously i'll at her
home on Warrington avenue, is not
improved.
Maynard Thistlewaite left Tuesday
for a visit with his parents at
Brownsville, Pa.
Ashley L. Thomas. of Metz, was in
the city Tuesday on business.
Miss Thelma Barrett left Tuesday
for visit with reatievs in Bellaire,
Ohio.
Mrs. P. D. Kapsalis and children
left yesterday for their home in
Rochester. Pa. after a visit with Mrs.
Ivy Sharp.
J. E. Steene. of Mt. Clare. Harrison
county is the guest of friends here.
N. P. Brady, of Folsom. was visiting
his family here first Of the week.
Miss Norma Phillips is spending a
few days with friends at Glover Gap.
J. B, Dotts. Of Underwood, was here
on business Tuesday.
Messrs. William G. Cunningham.
Henry Elig and R. B. Clarke. OF
Wheeling, were here on business this
week
Miss Carrie Miller has returned to
her home in Clarksburg after visit
with her sister here.
Mrs. w. H. Freeland, of Glover
Gap. was visiting here this week
Mrs. William Root and son, Of Nc
Keesport. Pa. are visiting at the
home Of Jacob Warren.
d. C. Drake. OF Columbus. O., was
a business visitor here Tuesday.
A. L. Taylor. Of Clarksburg. IS
spending few days with friends here.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. W. Vance and chill
dren, Eugene and John. left yesterday
for an extended visit to relatives at
Buckhannon and French Creek
Messrs. II. G. Marsh, H. w. Bever-
lin. A. F. Studt and S. A. Helmbold,
all OF Pittsburgh. we're here on bust
ness first of the week.
A. B. Scott. OF Moundsville, was
here yesterday on business.
Mrs. V. f. Smith and guests, Mr..
and Mrs. Anderson and Miss Marie
Weld we're visiting In Fairmont yes
terday.
John W. King. OF Parkersburg was
visiting friends here Tuesday.
B. F. Conway. OF Blacksmith, Is the
guest Of friends here.
DR.. 0. C. Bradley, Of Wadestown,
was In the city yesterday.
Miss Tocie Moore will leave Thurs
day for San Francisco, Cal, to attend
the Panama Exposition.
c. H. Black, Of Wheeling. was here
yesterday on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elwood Davis spent
the weekend in Fairmont with
friends.
Kinsey Thomas, Of Glover Gap, was
here yesterday on business.
Mrs. F. " Ruckman. OF Providence
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-08-18
INEAN1 CHILD DEAD.

Frank. the infant son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Prenkeics, of Grant
Town. died Tuesday evening. The
body will be Inferred on Thursday
morning by Undertaken Jones. Ser
vices will be held at the Italian Cath
Ollie church at 10 o'clock.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-08-18

Mrs. F. v. Ruckman, OF Providence
KY. formerly Miss Grace Sweeney. Of
this city, is the guest Of her mother
Mrs. Lulu B Sweeney. OF Highland
Park.-Wheeling News.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-08-18
Warrington Man
Dies in Hospital

William Melvin. aged % years, died
Yesterday at Cook Hospital after an
illness from tuberculosis. He had
been a patient there for severa!
weeks. having come from his home
at Mannington for treatment.
He is survived by his wife and a
brother, who resides in California.
The body was prepared for burial by
Undertaken Musgrave and sons and
was taken to Warrington last even
ing. where funeral services will be
held on Wednesday from the Pres
byterian church at 2 O'Clock.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-15
TECHS MAY MAR RECORD
THEY HOPE TO AGAIN CROSS
GOAL LINE OF GENERALS
Virginia Polytechnic Institute Team
VIII Buck Washington und
Lee TO-MOrrOw.
Especial to The Times-Dispatch.l

LEXINGTON VA. October 14.-will
Virginia Polytechnic Institute repeat
the performance of 1914. in crossing
the Washington and Lee goal line
winch has not been crossed this sea-
son? This IS one question that the fol-
lowers OF the Generals are asking
When the Techs crossed the General
goal line III 1914, II WAS tragedy for
the followers of the Generals, who had
rolled up $50 points against the first
hve eievcns encountered. The Generals
opened the season by trouncing Mar
shall College. "a to o. Morris Harvey
College was defeated by fifty-cight
points. while II was held scorclcss
Georgetown University was beaten. 10
to o, while Wake Forest lost, ~ to O.
- When the Generals encountered the
Iechs. they We're chesty lot and as
held to a to 6 score. The situation
was so mcnacing that Jiggs Donahuc
me captain. discarded clutches and
hobbled through the second half
-, mus far during the 1915 campaign.
Washington and Lee has not had It's
goal crossed by an opposing combina-
ton. Davidson was downcd. II TO o.
IN the initial clash. while West Vir-
Einia Wesleyan lost. 90 TO o. Last
Sa'urday the Generals registered a
There is little chance for the Cen
erals to be ovcrconiidcnt in the battle
with v j, !. Saturday: for Coach Ell
COCK has impressed the strength of
Varsity squad Assistan, Coach Jiggs
iponahue who viewed the game In
Blackshurg Saturday. between V +
ana Randolph Macon. asserted that
Icch was much stronger than in 1914
ana that the eleven was fast, aggrcs-
sive and dangerous.
The first scrimmagn OF the week was
Il gruelling affair. While the Varsity
scored two touChdowns against the III
Tie Generals in fifteen minutes of light
ing. the second eleven was able 10
penetrate the Varsity line for several
trst downs. Ramoy, Moore and Graz
nam were especially strong for IN.
scrubs; while Paxton and Till made
ScNcral strong gains. For the VARSITY
l0nng. Swcctland. Barrett and Sor-
rciis. composing the backneld, effected
S'Ntfai Scintillatiug runs, but funlblns
we're costly. Shultz and Pi"rotti we're
'hc strongest Varsity Forwards
Coach Eicock was not pleased win
nc showing of Varsity. but Assistant
,oach iConahuc. directing the scrubs
WIS luhii"nt. The matter OF capabic
SHubSttutcs no longer bothcrs Coach
rlSoSk' TOT ne has corps of wonderful
second string men for any position
, washington and Lee is Con'dcvt Inn,
'. /. viii he beaten. ana i'm ordcr
20 =. convince the football team that tho
!oIIo"crS are behind H. two inass-u.ct
HES nave been scheduled preceding
me game" Tho entire squad viii iour-
heE To Roanoke Saturday. with tho
ram. Last year the Generals cXpsct.
ed TO humble V. +. l. by ,hirty nni,,e
nnt inns year Il is Il different tale TO
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-15
SPIDERS TO MEET CADETS
RICHMOND COLLEGE TEAM
TO LEAVE FOR LEXINGTON
Dobson Working Men IInrd for Game
Carter Shifted to Ilnc-SunfOrd
Playing Full.

The Richmond College Spiders leave
ms ms afternoon mt o'clock for Lev;
meet the Virginia Military Institute
in their annual game of football.
The Spiders OH Saturday suffered one
been administered to n Richmond Col
lege team. at the hands OF Virginia.
and the walloping has served its pur-
pose to give Coach Dobson n line on
the weak spots.
The team will therefore enter the
game on Saturday in better shape than
on any previous occasion this year.
Last year the Cadets beat the Sptd =
crs In the last few minutes OF play
by the score of 10 to o. and with all
endeavor 10 retaliate for the defeat
Saturday. V. NJ. l. is reported to be
in good trim. and looking for an easy
In anticipation of 4 fierce struggle.
Coach Dobson has been working hard
this week TO overcome some of the
so apparent In the Virginia game Each
day the men have been put through
the most gruellinE scrimmagcs. Coach
pobson and Assistant Coach Barnett
nave been playing on the Scrubs. and
the work they gave the varsity to do
caused them TO he glad when it was
over.
Another change was made in the
backtield this week. Carter. who has
been playing full back has been shift
needed. and Sanford has replaced him.
The work of Sanford has been the sub.
Iect OF much favorable comment. and
he is looked upon as being n valuablo
man With the addition OF Pon and
Mac Cosby. both Of whom have been
suiterinG from, injuries. TO the back :
held during the week. considera bic
speed has been added. and the Spidcr
secondary defense strengthened With
inc rounding of these men into form
me prospects for good backfcld Is
very bright. Coach Dobson is not sure
mat Cosby Will he seen in the line-up
-" ON S3turdaY. but in all probability he
VIII he PLAYED part Of the game
Manager Boyd will take on tho trim
TO lexington eighteen men. Those who
III go as announccd by Coach Dob
Son loilow: Ends. Privott. AIilbourna
5r9adduS and Whittet: tackles Robins
1nh durham; guards. Mcneil Captain
conurh and ToombS: centers Gov and
IIhepnerd; quarter, Roden: half backs,
Nu,yk, wicker. Cosby Blankenship and
Miller; full back, Sanford. ''''
Inc Scrubs will play the Church
Hi!i Athletic Club on Stadium Eie,T
pected. "P Is eN-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-15
PREPARE FOR BASKETBALL
iHn"hhurgers VIII Have strong Tenn
- nrdinnl Athletic Club Arrany-
ing strong Schedule.

LN NCliHtItG. VA. October - -
Iha' the !ynchhurg lovers Of the win
worth IN the way Of saappy basket
ha.l games during the coming season
Is predicted by Manager a H. Wool
ridge. At q recent meeting Of the
cardinal Athletic club Mr.. Woodbridge
was unanimously elected as manager
OF IN" basketball department for the
coming season. He states that he is
confident that lie has the material to
turn out winning team. the person
nci Of the qunt being tho same as has
paved undor TIA" auspices OF the
hrn"hhurg y NJ G. y. FOR the past Sow
era! E"arS. ana incidentally il will he
recalled That they dclivsrsd the goods
70 me tune Of tn" South Atlantic
chamDionship last season The man
ar"r IS already in correspondence with
some Of tho strongest a&grcgations in
nEE'hhurG and other cities among
Nom HrIng III" University OF Virginia.
Washington and Lee. y & NJ. OF car
"l!nt Trinity College. Norfolk Y N
hi..w Athlete club Koanok" Y. NJ
g. ~ Greensboro Y. VI. 6. ~. Washing
,"n q g. Central Y. NJ 9. \. Dur
university. University Of West Vir-
GINA: Catholic University, Wake For
..' niNc'Siiy. Roanoke College West
y Iftlnia Wesleyan, V. T. l.. V NJ T. cic
Ncaotiutious are also under wav ui,L
~" CITY auihoritic" for the use Of m.
ivy Auditorium, in which to stage tho
EIlNt$ oil greater Importance A rcgu-
laitnu game can be staged ,hcrc maj.
-, '"i"i" comfortably. The Cardinal
:. '"!tNe Gun is rapidly growing, both
I'D strength aud numbers. and il is
he - ,h.t TINS organization will
~" r'Id ~ athletics, in all of ia
''"'''"'1' IN tho near future.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-15
The FINN WINS ANOTHER
''"'c horse Easily Cops ElIicott
Cit! Handicap on Laurel
Track,

=, l;At REL. MD. October l4-H G.
taller fia Lien backs in-and- outer. The Finn.
cap worth Sl,i50 net. to the winner
~ a. L l.; nr fark to-day, In his previous
start me Finn shouldercd III pounds
I!iu WIS easily beaten by Gaiucr To-
day he picked up 1913 pounds and paIo
MS Classy Held look like selling pll,crs.
pole, but went 10 the outside .,,L a. -, :,
over his fold Distant shore was
second and Trial by Jury third. The
latter quit in tho stretch
WIZARD Rcdwcll put over his daily
winner. To-day X was Eddi. r a.,
20 J. important was pla,-od for \
Good thin@ IN this race bat was novcr
q serious contender. and finished out
side OF the money "'
- reward Mcbride to-day sold George
SmltA 10 John Sanford at rcDortCd
pilcc OF $4,000. George smith was
nurchascd as yearling for Sao0. and
since ms career began "a car ago h"
mas proved 10 he the best two-ycar- o Id
in the country
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-15
RACE MEET AT LEXINGTON
COMES TO CLOSE TO-DAY
Ross II I:nsy Victor In PRINCIPAL Event
neutrality-suspicious. NOIo Equuls
Own Record.

LEXINGTON, KY, October l4.-Ross
-. was an easy victor In the 2:04 ,rot.
the principal event OF the next TO last
day Of the Grand Circuit meeting here
day, beating Margaret Druicn.
ANticn won the ZIP trot in straight
heats - -
The first division of the o:lo mace
went TO six heats before Hal Names
was awarded the vic-ory. taking the
last three heats.
The second division went over un
III tomorrow, after May Direct had
won IN" opening heat and Patrick NJ,
mo second. II was intended TO finish
inc meeting to-day, but failure to
complete this event carried the meet
ing over until tomorrow
l1etcr Nolo equallcd his own time
2:42-in an effort to heat it to-day.
fetcr Belmont made a new season
record for two-ycar- trottinE colts.
when he went Il mile against time in
..o3 IL ana Sad Thoughts made a
new season mark for three year old
pacing niles by pacing Il mile against
iimo in 2:0s l-2
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-15
SWAMPS ACADEMY ELEVEN
INQUIRIES HOLDS MARATHON
ON BROAD STREET GRIDlRON
Orange ind blue Line Fails to Hold
Charging Hucks-Winners Tied
for Top Place.
McGuirc's University School defeated

McGuirc's University School defeated
the Richmond Academy football team
Yesterday afternoon at Broad Street
Park, by the score of IS to O. The
Baptists were literally swept off their
feet by the rushing attacl; of their
heavier opponents.
From the start of the game until
the finish the Red and Black bows
plunged through tho Orange and Blue
me FOR great gains. Time and time
down the field. and crossed the goal
limo six times.
The work of the whole McQuirc's
team deserves special mention. but that
OF Schioss. captain and half back. and
Gresham at quarter. stands out promi-
nently Schloss no, only made two
gamer of the Red and Black. ingram
also made two touchdowns, and han
died inc team in fine style.
Aai,hough his charges lost yesterday
coach Ancarrow. of the Academy is
not discouraged in the least, and will
make the boys fight all the harder In
tneir next game. The back field GER
but 1t was the line of the Orange and
Blue which failed to come up 10 cx-
pectations of the followers of the
McGuircs by winning yesterday tied
T Wl.h fl inc John Marshail High School
same time kept the record OF not hay-
ing It's goal line crossed this year
Inc lineup and summary follows:
, Mc!iuireS. Positions. Academy.
iiorSicS. left end ..... .Cutchins
Newell go. left tackle James
j. HASKELL. left guard Denoon
j. Haskell. $50. center " pi.,uS
richardson. right guard 500. Parrish
Leach ...... right tackle ......G Grant
MaFEc. ....... right end 800. StnllinEs
t'rcSham. quarter back ..... kuyk
lngram.... left half back 80. Binford
Schloss. right half back Parrish
Powers. full back ..... Spencer
summary: Scorc-McGuirc's, IS;
Academy. o.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. .; Ingram. .:
lowers. !: Maryc. !. Goals from
SubStituiionS: Mcclure s-Rueger
for j. Haskell Chalkicy for j. Haskell
Academy--Hughes for Cutchns Ref
eree-Hughcs, '. l.. l. tmpireS-Milcs
Davidson Head lincsmnD-Scoies
Richmond College
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-15
IT'S CR|D|RON SPORT NOW
VIRGINIA FOOTBALL SQUAD
READY FOR HARVARD GAME
Team Leaves Mt Noon To-Day for
CnmbridEe-EiEhtec Players VIII
lie Taken ON Trip.
CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA. DC,

CIIARLOTTESNILLE VA. October
li.--Nirsinias football team leaves
here At noon tomorrow for Cambridge.
Mass. where on Saturday II will line
up against Harvard. Eighteen play
crs will be taken on the trip AS fol-
lows: S,illwcll and Ward. ends: Moore
and George Wayne Anderson. tackles:
Captain Harris Coleman aid Thurman.
guards: Tom Coleman, center: Berke-
ley. quarter back: rippett and Luck,
half backs.
ro-days workout was cut short by
a slippery cridiron. The men reported
half hour earlier than usual. and
were back in the gymnasium by .
O'Clock Following the daily signal
drill, the varsity lined up to practice
kicltoffS. receiving kickoffs, and going
down under punts In tho pun,ing
practice Thurman gave very clever
exhibition. his spirals averaging forty
five yards. Tippett. the former Johns
Hopkins player, also showed up we'll
in this department. The team is be-
lieved TO be very evenly balanced.
The second string of backs, however.
is very light. but fast. BoatwriSht
and Luck were not taken on the Yale
trip. The latter is guard on the basket
ball quini. and this week has shown
some OF the form he displayed while
at Vanderbilt as a sub for Hardage
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-15
acific Coast Trip
Abandoned by Clubs

PIIILtDELPIIIi, October H.
me rrnpnsch trip to the Vncinc
sohSt OF the worlds champion Red
SoN md the Philadelphia National
ienEue pcnnnnt winners WINS cnn-
ceied to-dHy by Robert II. McROy,
Commission.
inability 10 come 10 an agreement
on hnancial arrangement was the
cuuse of the abandonment OF the
trip. The Philadelphia players, ex-
cept Pitcher Chalmers and Ont
fielder Whitfield, who had Other
plans, nErccd to go, hut the noston
tenn WINS unwilling to mike the
tourney unlcnS given n guarantee
ana expenses.
The Philadelphia plnyers' nhnre OF
the worlds series money WINS prr
twenty-f four pnrtn. Each or 1I,.
twenfy-thrce men eligible tn pnr
tlclpnte In the series received 81
4DZ.S3. The twenty-fOurth shnre
was divided between Trniner Mike
Dec md several Others.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-15
BLUES AND YELLOW JACKETS
TO MEET HERE TOMORROW
In Past Randolph Macon !Ins Rolled
Up High scores Against
SoIujprs

Tomorrow the o'>veu representing
tho klShmond Light Infantry Blues
Will clash with the college that has al
ways, trimmed them, and by pretty
the honor OF rolling up the largest
score on the Soldiers that has ever
been registered on them since football
WAS Instituted at the sixth street Arm
DRY. That score was made in 1913.
when the. hoys from Ashland came
down with a heavy team. and showed
the Blues under, = to o. Last year
the result was more even. the teams
being evenly matched.
Whether history will repeat itself
VIII be proven tomorrow mt Broad
street Park when the N-thodis;s. with
the strongest line OF years. will make
their initial appearance OF tho season.
That lin. OF Randolph Macon's made
a liza for fame during the game with
no University Of Virginia. when 1t
hclG the wcck-latcr conqucrors OF
A4!e 10 twenty points. 1nasmuch as
Richmond College was defeated by fifty
points moro than this score football
palm TO Randolph Macon before the
championship games are started
While the Blues lost To Richmond
to!lc2" they played Il good game. and
tney hope to capture tn" game rith
the yellow Jackets
The state Fair and other attractions
nave played havoc with the H!ghtl"
Charley WORD is shown, M spl,n-
dtdly IN his new position = :ullbacf,
and much Will bc expected OF him.
CiSsell tGe star end. Viii journey 1.rc
TO participate IN Tho melee" ne being
IN south Carolina 1T present.
Altogether. the prospects Of tn.
Blues arc much brighter than ,ll"y
"eT" at tho same time last year.