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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-26
LUCERO STATES
REASON WHY HE
REFUSED JOURNAL
Secretary of State Declares
That He Did Not Wish to
Take Any Action That
Would Affect Litigation.

tspFctAL CONSEQUENCES 70 MORNING JOURNAL
Santa Fc, April 25.-Secretary of
state Antonio Lucero yesterday in de-
Ginning to accept from Isidro Armijo,
who had been chief clerk of the SEN
ate what rurportod To be the senate
journal, justified his position in the
following statement:
Believing that the public is enti-
tied 20 a word Of explanation from me
relative TO my action in declining
this morning to accept for filing as
the journals of the proceedings of the
last senate the papers brought to me
hy Mr. Isidro Armijo, ! beg to state
the following
ITO have done other than as | did
in declining to accept for filing at
this late day. the papers that were
brought To me by Mr. Isidro Armiio
this morning as the senate journal,
until il Is proven that they are the
journal Of the proceedings of the sen
ate of the second state legislature,
would have resulted. l fear, in doing
someone an injustice. in view of the
litigation now pending before the
courts Of the state, touching the va
lidity of 1ne of the acts Passed. by the
second state legislature.
Authenticity Disputed.
Persons of Veracity and integrity
including the lieutenant governor OF
the state are asserting that the said
journals Of the senate of the last leg
stature, as written. do not contain
true statement OF the facts rela-
tive Ia some OF the material things
that transpircd during the last hours
Of the senate and in this they seem
Ia he disputed by persons of equal IN
tegfity ana vcracity. This being the
case, the senate journals not having
been filed within the time prescribed
hv the constitution and by the proper
officer ! felt that 1t was my duty, in
the interest of the general public, ia
decline to file the papers brought 70
me by Mr.. Armi1o. as the senate
Journals, until II is proven that they
are senate journals, which can be
done easily by taking the matter into
the courts. In this way. both sides to
the controversy will have an equal
chance and. when the matter is final
" settled, all doubts as to what are
the journals of the proceedings OF the
last senate will have been removed
This is All | am interested in ana this
IS an the public is interested IN, too
NOW III reference TO wv pdt'''
ia the litigation now pending before
the courts in which the journals of
the senate are to play an important
part. | believe they will welcome the
opportunity that ! have given them
10 prove before the proper tribunals
that they are sincere and honest In
their efforts to win out and that they
are in no way trying to hinge their
chances for success on a mere tech
nicality'
Judge NJ. c. Mechem allowed three
days for an appeal and dissolved the
temporary Injunction in the case OF
Harry H. Dorman VS.. w G. Sargent
auditor. involving the payment Of the
salaries OF the travelling auditor and
his assistants. lie sustained the de-
murrer to the complaint
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-26
scnsationaI divorce Suit Filcd.

Santa Fe, April ga sensational
suit for divorce was filed today by
Jose Maria Martinez against his wife,
Abelino Sandoval de Martinez, to
whom he was married by Father Ca
milo Suez at San Juan. The plaintiff
accuses his wife of criminal intimacy
with his 19-year-old nephew and
cruelty that has undermined and inn
paired his health He asks for the
custody of his two children and states
that he is a laborey earning not more
| than $25 month. Judge Nj. G.
Mechem today gave him permission
10 sue as a pauDer.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-26
Sanla Fc Court Notes.

Santa re. April 24.-In the district
court Yesterday in the case of NICK
Nicholichi VS.. Joe Vergolio, Catron &
Catron today brought suit to set aside
as fraudulent a deed the defendant
gave to his wife In a jury trial judg-
meht was given against Nergolio for
$500 and interest besides damages
and costs amounting to $l23.35 Q
farm near Cerrillos being inyoiced.
The complaint alleges that in order
to avoid payment of the judgment
Nergolo transferred the property ia
his wife
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-26
Tnfnya Held in Contempt.

santa Re, April 25.-Jndge NJ. Z
Mechem today held Esquipulo tn
foya in contempt Of court and ordered
him confined to Jail until he PAID
$270 to Cirila Montoya de Tafoya, du,
on judgment which had directed
him to pay $40 month for the sup
port Of his minor child
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-26
ItnrthannI.c Insmrnnce AnthorIzed.

santa re- April a. The corpora
ton commission today in reply To q
reques. 0f the Aetna Insurance com
pany OF Hartford. Conn, to issue
earthquake Insurance, replied that the
New Mexico statute permits the In
surauca against any loss or damage OF
AN kinds Of property by the elements,
including damage by lightning, and
that includes earthquakes.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-26

i Z III u l Z MtdhliCoSi
pain and irregulari-
ties. The pains in
my sides were in
creased by walking
or standing on my
feet and | had such
awful bearing down
feelings, as de-
pressed in spirits
and became thin and
pale with dull, heavy
ewes. | had six doc
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-26

Santa Fe, April ga marriage Ii
cense WAS granted today to F'idel Gar
cia and Gertrudes Lobato, Of Santa
Fe The couple were married by Jus
tice Of the Peace Alberto Garcia.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-26

Big sale of bankrupt stock Of The
Leader starts Thursday April 18th,
at "a. M 500 West Central avenue.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-26
GENTliY,s IfnGs

Fresher. cleaner. better. Every one
.candled rdampod and guaranteed
Sold by lana, MaIoy. Hawkins.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-26
MRS. WILLIAMS
LONG SICKNESS
Yields To Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable
Compound.

Elkhart, Ind. :-"I suffered for four
teen years from organic inflammation,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-01-22
sdm-3Otiscn.

9ln letter. Iontog, benz Is. .. VI
ianocn in Der bieiieeil, oifenalidell
SduIe Die iGbrli6en S~erletalrBen
Itatt. Sdmmtlite Sdiiler, spclde
ole SddiUb : 8riifluwer beltamoeL
wurSen INN eirelp bnlben 8mo pro-
mopiert. SieroirrdJ amiroem Sie
&Iaiien fpieSer errleilt rmo S6iiler
iomobl wie aehrer, iino felt entidloI.
fen joe npoglide Imtrenglllg 6l
madden, INN ollie Sdadarfeit 5it be.
m1Itigets iotpeit Dies Under Den iebi'
gen @erbGItuiiien moedidy 1T.
gltern, tpeIfe 8in6er im id1tdpfiift
tiqen Sitter boben, finS eriisdt Sieiel.
bcr iofort s1ir Sdnple 5it bringe,l 10
oab biefelbem I'M ole betreffenoen
@loIien eintreten fotrreft imtb ben
2ehrerm bubitrds ole 3et fiir ipGbere
aloii Fioation erftnrem
SolaenSes lit DIE 2ifte ser Stii.
Ter, pefd)e 6cn eetpclmdif,m SdNil'
fitriirs becract hobcn:
Glconor &octbemeber. @olbr
Spfats, Guinto geaemrrr, Selmc
Counter, Inma Siehler. Glare
Wlpllcr, Ninan6a %cimanr, Iitlti1
&irdrer, Ibilip @oblt. Sarrp Slide
unS Spner Tobrner.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-01-22
Sat Gner ains @Hrmcr9

8ie meiftcm Sinner hobcr beIea.
te 3litqe, itarfer athcm. Waaet.
meh. Ripsc inter Sen gliger, bIei'
de itnb eelblife Tarbe, nern6s
oerei8t, 3dbnefnirfflcn. @dl5cn I'M
Sdlaf, eieennrtige Srduune, alles
sds beSeiaet, SaB oas @inS @iir.
mer bat. Soft gleid cine SdadJtel
ai6apop @ilrmtobter. SSbtet oil
@iinner, itnS brinat Tie burd sQb'
iiihren aus Dem aSrper. Sn Ganbp-
Sorm i,rs6 Ieidt 5ii nebmen. 25c
hei Gitrem gpothefer. (st6o.)
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-01-22
Berger.

Srul @m. $. Sirotbmloiml >por
mn porieen SonlerStog mlf 9eiald)
BEL Srclutben, I'M Seunu1n.
Der Masfenball meIder an ner'
1otgeren Smstng in SoA's SaIle
itattforb, mar in ic6er @eiic iphr &C.
Iitngeli. 40 MtnSfen lporefl altapeieno
iuto ole folgenbcn gernannnl Erciie:
1, @reis, Ollie t6oi6, SatNidnEl.
aGitfen; 2. 8reis, SEQ. Sfr$ner,
aiitc Gieorrcn; 3. Treis, Sniie 6ocs
Ornament.
Sral Ral0oGf 8oGler lraro Sod&er,
melde iih ieit iedsS @odlel bel
6rm, 8oeger's @IterrA @enrp 5toep.
pel1nann amro @ottin. mrf @ealf be.
fanoen, reiItcn an letten Wontag
nnh ibrem Seim, IN Salisburg, Wo.
Or. 8ogner beforr0 iid adn per-
gongerwll SGnsto9 IN ct. 2oqpi8.
Der Yrcis fir @eise1b IN Berger,
mar aart letteil SGmstag $1,3S per
8lIdel.
Sermunn @ebepobl reiite aan let
ten Smtrptog nod st. 2olis, Inn
Ser &pnpertion Ser @i~ienhpoarerr
Gambler bei5Ipobnen, melde nab
reno oieler ISOLDE sort itattfano.
Gbns. Tatberot, bon Berger, lmS
Sirlils &aIlnreper, BON ct. Sntis.
boben 0os Stoeppelmanr @ebduot
Griiber altg. 9oeger's Iab) 9epaft
tet u,pb balelbit Elm &anolirn9s1@e
Id}dft er6ffipt.
Sol, &atbgeb befnuhet lid, OieIt
ISOLDE in ct. 2ortis, irnt Der &onpen.
tion Der Miiler lar6 @etreibe4Sarpb.
Ter bei3rhpobmem.
SSn eitter &~erIammllnvg Ser 8ani
Of Berger imliroen Die folgenoer
9ireftoren erfpdbIt3 DAN Saio, Sttt
Sdmi6t, Sol. &atbgeb, Bm. 9
Sflafiaper 1,no Sernlnmt 8llmer
Ger @eid1ftsgorg 0ieier 8nnf III
iebr befriebigenb. Die Iftietbe
filter enpfiagen eipe 9ioioenoe Dor
IL 8rose1t fir Dos Snbr 1914.
Die Sarmer in bieier @egen<
treffen iest 8orbereitamrsera INN
iobaIb Dos @etter es geitattet, mil
Dem 9ait BON @onfrete4SiIos 5u be
9iruen.
81. S. Sdeible, Der &eoafiealr De-
Gep &opetr 2eaber. befar6 iih ON
oorigen Oonnerstng bier in Berger.
Sui. @aIImeper bot feline Robel
nebft Smaseerdtb, nod Dem Stoep
pelmamp@ eb6iiSe befor6ert.
Sol. @orbs lit 6iefe 8ohe mad
Rerp Snnen ge5oaern mo err eiar
SteQe Bel Sen Sfredernrbeiteris er
baltc1r bot. Bir ieber nit 8e
aaiterat Dos Sdeioen 6iefer ga,tei
Snnilie.
Die @eIta,sftelIiiug in Ga
Trancisfo, Sod. neId,e artt nGd6tel
90. Sebruar erofHtet miro, 6iirft
audi pom bier al,s piele 8slrd,er an
5iefeft, tueIde idrn lett lire Sor
bereituMpgep fir 6ie Geife treffcn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-01-22
Seiratbs !. ai,snren.

j. f. Hempclmann, Rosebud q
Dena Wehmeyer. Rosebud 2;
VIM. Il. Stcibal, Maiden, Mo. 2,
Henrietta Ruyle. Maiden. Mo. 2!
Frank Dieckgraeff, Owensville q
Sophia Bentlage, Bland q
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-01-22

-@aat. Seters, poat Berger, mar
ON Iesten Samstna bier, in @eldat'
TEN.
-Sruu Geo. Gpaettlp befo1uo lit]
porige @ode, be~illdrspeiie, IN ct.
2ouis.
Spite 9obneper, bon Serger,
befono iid Ietten SormtGg inter hcil
bieiigen Seialdlerl
-6rau Carrie G~an0erfpertelb pon
@ascpnu0e, befanb lid IN lebten
Siel3tng, gcfdIftciaIler, bier M Ncr
Stu0t.
Sri. SFIbo Sholten febrtc am
lesten Somttog, nodl einem pierr1o-
nattiden altfentholt in ct. &oltis,
nadaIolie 5uriid.
Sri. Jtora geliutds, bon Belle
bile, Sis, lit 9e9entpGrtie 5u @dlt
Bel SrIs. @mtla iRto Mtartba alerf
fonie bel iSra1t 6. j. Rippiteir.
SRI. 2oreire 9egenpann rei1tt
ont pergmlgenen Soimtog nod 9ot'
fepnilIe, Sons, 81 Llgerem 8elitdI
BEL ibren Mitldiilerinrren ON Der
Sorit Tarf lnineriitGt.
Som Srisemeier, bon gSapo'
IeoIL Nto, iprnf n1t lesten Sierls'
tog mrf umferer Office Dor lntO er.
nealerte lein Announcement, ioapie audi
Dos ieines Mitbiingers lntO Sreltt'
Ses, Senrp 8egener.
-gnrit Soener, BON Son, fnin on
Iesten 9iensta9 bierlper uiro init i'm
tanleir SSobn 6ritaneper iitlb alssrii
Sepefe; Die letteren beiben r~eiiter
bdnn all oemjelben Soge bon bic,
nod tbrer Seimoth. IN Hapoleon
Mo.
-Gonroo HGbenolI, bon @asco'
naOe, brndte mn 0iensta9 oieIel
ISOLDE cine 2aoapig 8ei5en bienber
nod Der Miible. Spoter erfreiIte n
and, INNS init ieinem prompten SSa1
res 8eiart. Serr Raberar lift lei.
25 Sabren elmer i~urierer Gbonllen
ten. !,
Inter Den 8eiiUdlern Der les
ten Gage, eeidSiftebalber ilro ajSer
neitig, befaitoen iid ole folsenben
Srmnf SpefDals, BON Berger; Ser
Hsor,r @bIert, BON @niebapo; s. 6
aotttpit iirn6 S. 8. Sacp, BON 8latpo
iopie 5ris Biifnuatin, BON Stpens
bile.
Die NitgIie6er Der gtterprii
Nilitorp 8ono bnberr 8orfebrlupgel
getroffen aitr Ibtaltupg zines Weos
feriballs. am Sanstns Den 80. San
mar. Derielbe miro in Der Gonser
SaIle itottfnpoeai atpo ole Srernpo
aipsge5eifneter YPaifif npb cine
froblids p~erIebten Iberpos. ioIlten oi,
fe @eIegenteit beaiiben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-01-22
Bank
pOu gsrmauu, 4ao.
Die Sauf Ger Geuie, ron osr seuttn
uuo fir Sie Geute."
Setne SGiif lid)erer

SIN 3eilnlann's Salle, in Ger.
ger, miro am Samstag, Sen 30itelt
Sorltor, elm MaSfenbaa 1tnttfinoen.
g. Sc. 9oqmlSer bot in ieiiRr
@obnuiu einet Gaelatnp+Seisupba.
rot einriftett Ioiierr l1rb lit NIT Dem
&elultat iebr 5nfrieoen.
-Solis Saberitod lrb ieiate Sc.
bilfen iino eegendpartie beim In.
itreiden irno 5ope5ieren Se$ Stenl.
pei @ebGubes, i'm Rorriion.
-Senrp =. u1u0 Ben SaGfer, non
&oirte Ro. 3, itatteten ufierer Office
am b%ergongeapen Rortng eireir 8e.
iitd ab, behufs @rneiter,apg ibreS
G~boruemefts altf ooS 8olfsblott.
81. s. IufoerSeiSe, bon 8Inno,
mar ont porigen Sreitog, eeidnftse
BOILER, bier IN Der Stobt. SER
ailf6erSeibe lit elmer Der prcmineil.
teiten &auflellte pom @osconnSe
County.
-Som Montog Nieier &ode an
uflb wibreipo Der ndd6ten elf Gage.
tperben 1peiie, ied,s Sabre aIte Sdii.
Ter in Der 8rhn1r+N btbetIung Der
bieiigen, offetIiden Sdaae nnae.
trornfner1.
g8m. SarnSertpirtb, BON Sauiss,
tpelfer am letten Mo1lhng cine So
brng Bei5en our Stat eebund1t bat
te, fprof) tp1brerb ieiapes Siepietns
and, BEL inns Dor. 5ltr grreuer,tng
bes Announcements feirer Snnte,
Srn1i @m. Sarnoermirfb, uuf Dos
8oIfsbIatt.
-&m. s. Corn. Reffe pom Seter
Corn luio Sobar aMrieres iriiberer
Ritbiireers, @m. S. 3orn. iest Ell
8ortfier tinb Wapor BON 8eii
Blaiirs. Soauea Gountp. Iso., ,purSt
fiir5Iids 5iun 8oitmei1ter bon 8ef
Nains errumttt. Serr Corn Ii
eleidfalls Reonfteitr urpb Gi9en
thinner Der ,SdapeIl goarntp go
5ette," elmer DER beiten goinutp Bel
tisiseit bes Stouts. Bir ertbietel
Serrm Corn biernit nnferen col
fegiaIiiden @rrB. tebit @liidspastih
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-01-22
Wotis.

gcindssinmScn iino bon Jet an
bon boIb-orei. bis 4 ltbr. Nodpnit'
tags; ieows Soe. nit Ma,snbmc ocs
|Sonntoo&.
escue Gin sgine 60.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-01

- WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY
Newark ut Baltimore.
Buffalo at BROOKLYN
~ Chicago at Pittsburgh
WniH thrcc games schcdulcd.l
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-01
VIRGINIA IS READY FOR YALE.
FINAL SCRlMMAGE BEFORE
GAME VERY ENCOURAGING
,yarsity May Lose Services of Bnrkcr.
r. His Loss WIN Mean Many Shifts
.ti I'm Tinc md Bnc}Hcl0.

CHARLOTTESVILLE VA. Scptcm-
Der 3o---VirEtnia's final scr.mmage be-
fore the battle with Yale revealed the
best work OF che season. Two touch
downs were scored against the scrubs
In short order, tho first being made by
Sparr and the second by Tippett, who
skirted end for forty yards. The
scrubs were then given the ball for
make little progress. The longest run
was made by RhoaItes. while Mckoy,
formerly OF Davidson and Brown did
splendid work in the line.
1t begins 10 look now as If tho team
will have to do without the services
OF Barker this season. The veteran
for two days. mi 1t is rumored that
he has quit the sqTlad for good. TO give
all of his time 10 his studies Rarkcr's
decision coming right on the eve Of
the teams departure to meet Yale
places the coaches in quite guam
Diary. In an effort to iill up the gap,
George Wayne Anderson was to-day
switched to right tackle. while center
brother Of Captain Coleman Thur
man. the Merccrsburg star. worked NJ
guard, and If the Southerncrs get any
where near Yal-'s Eoal-postS, he will
rs n drop-k ECKER Ward ana Stillwcll
were again tricG out on the ends. AS
they add mucr weight to the line.
they will probably start in Saturdays
to-day. Pace and Tipprtt succeedinc
Mayer and Ed anderson, who was also
given trial at fu!l
Nineteen PLAYERS will he taken 10
New Haven The squad will breakfast
in New York v3,ich will not he reach
ed until SATURDAY morning.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-01
ROCKEFELLER TO SUBMIT
NEW INDUSTRIAL PLAN
lie Declares II TX Brondcr and More
Democratic Thnn
UniOniSm.

DENVER, COL. September 3o.-An
industrial plan which John D. Rookie
Teller, Jr.. characterized "as broader
and more democratic than unionism,"
will be submitted to officers and en-
ployecs of the Colorado Fuel and Iron
Company at Pueblo on Saturday. An
nounccment was made by Mr.. Rookie
fellcr tonight.
In discussing the meeting Mr.. Rookie
Teller declined to make public in adj
vance any details Of the Industrial plan.
lie said. however, that it was in no
sense an attack upon union labor.
at the outset of the late strike in
1872 he said, the company took the
position that every man was entitled
to work on his own terms and condi
tions-that he should he free to join a
union or not. That position. when
stated by me before the congr essional
strike investigation committee in 1914.
was misconstrued In some quarters as
statement that we were lighting Or
ganized labor.
What my statement meant and what
the position of tho company's officers
meant was that we did not think those
OF our employees who did not care to
join a union should be forced to do so.
as would have been the case If we had
signed the contract rendered by the
United Mine Workers OF America. This
Ia the position which 1 always have
maintained"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-01
lf-CifSRiES WAGSER-1l
IniiCldcr, Boston.

Charles IIcinc) Wagner, utility
iniicldcr of the Red SoX. probably
Is the oldest man in point OF service
on either the Boston or the Phila-
u"lph!a club. lie was born in New
York September 2S. 1881. where he
played professionally for SOW
cral years before being tried out
by the Giants rs Il short stop, in
i""i. lie was too green for tho
Giants. however, and was released
TO Columbus. of the American AS
sociation. An injury. however. re-
tarded his usefulness, and for four
years he wandered around. finally
landing with tho Newark club lIc
reached his right form in 1905. at
tractcd the Red SoX owners. and
was purchased by that club. where
n" has been ever since. until last
season. tho regular short stop. Again
an injury set him back, and he gave
way 10 scott. who developed 50 fast
Whgmcr hAS hnd TO SIT ON the hnnch
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-01
BOSTON NOT EXCITED BY
CLlNCHING OF REMNANT
Fans Regarded Outcome ns Settled
Bnrry still Out. hut Carhun-
Gle Nearly Healed.

BOSTON. September SO.-Therc was
only a ripple Of interest in this city
when word came Of Dctroit's defeat
and the CONSEQUENT clinchinE OF the
American League championship by the
Red SoX. TIL" outcome OF the pernan;
race had been regarded as n forcgorc
conclusion since the Tigers were rout-
cd in the last three games OF the SEN
sational seric" here two weeks ago.
The Red SoX players learned Of the
accomplishing OF their desires as
they boarded n train for Washington.
where they play tomorrow. During
the afternoon they had watched the
Philadelphia Nationals. their rivals in
the worlds series competition, which
begins next week. in action against
the Braves.
With the exception Of Captain Bar
ry. the Red Sex will present full
strength in the ~ScmaininS league
games. Barry whose coming from tn,
Athletics in midscason has generally
been regarded as the deciding factor
in Boston's success, was left to MAIN
tain watch or the play OF the Phil.
lies. = carbunc'c which had troubled
him has nearly hc-led.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-01
BOTH TO NUMBER PLAYERS
BLUES AND SPIDERS WILL
boW TO WISHES OF PUBLIC
I.n'.lfn Get Granger Ancarrow for
I,Inc I.''ry shifted TO Full.
"c Looks ImpregnnbIe

r,ors ariSz'in% rain the gridiron war;
were n,pt es,I,nt'nG the Richmond Blues
mit.ht. ~ through their PAGES last
' 1hey showed un splendid and II man man
ni,spiaS nc pep and ginger uncorEe e5
fear for I"t the eo on,co marsrove need not
game with the Spiders. rbi nno roy
eu dark Tor 81 while, when II bcco,ao
Who was seiit ni"raTT that Charley Word,
game with tn. Union Theoiopic,i S ,ne
mary. would probably be out OF tn
c r,iuIbup tomorrow n but last night tho
advent of Eyes Gs,n mere s ndd by tho
year squad and a crackinp go
nhckheld man. Ancarrow is remap Iu
tioH,lI, Fly or end runs and cxcep.
Ihat the Blues will prove alno., i,,
p.cs haple through the line Is the mn
, vJ,S'i cohsehsu: of opinion OF those
soldiers. IL IS very probablc Tho hoam o
lest and best line that they have e~ar
n nnu; mo, exc, S%G"ptinE the famous cham.
i uhorSi mp. team % 1911. At quarter back
ureE hhvc In Bianton and whitner two
nave ever called signals for them.
8. IN me absence OF RUDE Burton, who
ed TO full back last night, and n Ionit.
iiko ne viii make good at this new
I"'.. Sweeney Is n big husky fell
low ana follows his Interference win
great tact and judgment. Rose was
out in war toys last night and will
"e p sen IN ,ctlon tomorrow.
both the management Of tho Rich
mono College squad and the Blues
have agreed TO- have their plavera
numbered This Will prove big helm
TO the many followers OF the game
as II gives one . chance 10 SEQ who's
VINO IN every play instead OF a nero
jumbled mass OF players.
The Soldiers Will have n snnppy ste-
MAJ practice tonight. and Will be dis
missed early so as 10 get plenty OF
sleep Tor the game. 1t is understood
that the entire student body of Rich
nond College vii! be present to cheer
on their team, while the famous Bull
iroE BattalioH. led by Chief Rootcr
George Epps, will be very much ~
evidence.
Foster Witt and Frank Johns Will De
the CHOICE OF uNiCinls.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-01
WASHINGTON AND LEE WILL
PLAY WESLEYAN TOMORROW
West Nirgininns Lcnyc Home EnrIy.
rake strong SOUND Ia I.ynchburE
for Interstate Clnsh

LINcliBJRG. VA September 30
In the final scrimmaEc before the bat
Saturday, the Washington and Lee var
sity eleven made Al nghting stand yes
terday. running through the second
team FOR two touchdowns in rapid So
4ucnce. Young scoring and then Shultz
With light signal drill tomorrow
afternoon tn" Generals viii finish pre-
paratory work.
1t was founS's first scrimmage while
playing quarter back, but the speedy
inspiring confidence. Till operated at
his former position at left half back
The second team fought pluckily to
withstand the onslaught OF the varsity
but failed despite splendid work by
Paxton, Moore and Wadsworth The
Nars!ty's back field made n splendid
showing, especially Sorrclls at full
back.
Washington and Lee will enter tho
game with Wesleyan in splendid con-
dttion, as all OF the regulars are In
fit trim.