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Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-05-24
HOUSE ADOPTED
FRANK RESOLUTION
Gibson Bill Up In the Senate With
Only Two Absent-No
Action Today.
rBy Associated Press J

Austin. Tex. May 2i.-The House
adopted today by a vote Of II to ~
the resolution asking for eommutation
OF the sentence OF Leo NJ. Frank
The House also passed the Dayton
Congressional redistrictng bill.
The Senate considered the Gibson
bill with only two absentees They
spent all the morning discussing the
resolution. Senator Harley is requlr.
ing Senators 10 disclose any relation
they may have with the insurance
companies The Senate recessed un.
Ill the afternoon with this resolution
pending.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-05-24
GERMANY SAYS WAR.

ihN Associated kress
Rome. May 2i.-s~iss adViees 81
tina, Germany has declared war on
Italy.
II is reported there are three-avsr.
ters o. million men concentrated
on the Austrian side Of the frontier
and that two-,hirds Of them are Ger.
mans.
Small troop clashes and raids on
the Italian soas, by small sauadrons
Of iereplanes and oestroyers were the
only actions announced. Tire casual
les were light.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-05-24
PRESIDENT WANTS
MORE TRADE SHIPS
Says n Private Capital 10 Not Invest.
ed the Government Mus,
Undertake H.
tBy Associated Press. !

Washington. May o. - President
Wilson. in opening the Pan-American
financial conference today. advocated
more ships FOR the South American
trade routes. lie announced " pri.
yate capital cannot soon establish
these ships, the government must IN.
dertake to do so. Tie said Americans
were not trying to make use OF one
another. but are trying TO be useful
to one another. lie said handsome
rivalry is good FOR the Nation.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-05-24
SECRET AGENTS
PROBE ELECTION
Federal Court Looking Into Last Fall
General Election in South
Texas.

Corpus Christi. Tex. May 2i-li
was learned today that Federal
agents have been investigating n
South Texas counties In regard 70 last
falls general election. Federal judge
Burns charged the grand jury to re
turn bills 1, they found that any two
persons had conspired together dur
ing tie election. From Nueces Coun
~ nearly hundred witnesses we're
summoned to appear before the Fed
eral grand jury.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-05-24
SENIOR EXERCISES
OF ALLEN ACADEMY
Presentation OF Diplomas and Debate
on Timely Subject at the
Colonial Tonight.

The senior class exercises Of Allen
Academy will take place at the
Colonial Theatre at o'clock tonight.
The following program will be
rendered:
Invocation. Rev. c. II. Storey.
The Rice Institute" Rice Spiller.
Mexico" julius Paez.
Debate on the literacy test for i'm
migrants Affirmative. Talmage Nc
liver and Dahn Kahn; negative. Roy
Miller and George Dorman.
Awarding Of diplomas and presen-
tatlon OF medals.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-05-24

meeting regardless OF the fact wether
they did or did not take stock in the
new enterprise. Go to the meeting
and encourage those who are takins
chance in the development OF the
city and community.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-05-24
Russian Statement.

Petrograd. May %. - (Ofaciall -
The Aust:o-German forces in Galacia
have assumed the defensive. The
Russians. who are now counter at.
lacking. made slight progress on the
lower San. ~
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-05-24
ENTHUSIASM srllL HIGH.

lhf Associated fre-@
Rome, May 2i.-Enthusiastie war
demonstrations still continue through.
out Italy. Most Of the members Of
the Chamber Of Deputies rave volun.
teered for service.
In several cities women are running
the street cars owing to the srea,
numbers Of workmen Of all oeeups
tions who are now In the army.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-05-24
Austrian Diploma, Resigned,

u NTTV"TNTTT T-TE-E-
Paris. May 2i-The resignation o,
Baron Burian. Austrian Foreign Min.
lister. who conducted the Italian negc.
tiations. is announced by Rome dis.
patches Count Tisza, the Hungnri,
Premier. Il is reported. will succeed
Burian.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-05-24
Turkish Statement.

Constantinople. May 2i.-(oihcial)
The British and French attacks
yesterday on Seddul Bahr at the en-.
trance to the Dardanelles. were re
pulsed and the allies left 1000 dead
on the field.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-05-24

Mrs. Bilton-That Mrs links is al.
ways very well dressed. while her
husband always looks shabby.
Billion Well. she dresses according
TO fashion. and he according to his
means Judge.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-05-24
Swiss Are Wateh'ul.

tBy Associated Press
Basel, Switzerland. May 2i.-swit'
zerland is sending heavy reinforce
men,s in the south OF Switzerland 10
prevent the Italian residents from
sending filibustering expeditions into
Austria
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-05-24
ITALIAN COAST somsARoEo.

lhY Associated Press
Paris, May -. - (ofheiaI) - An
Italian War Office communication an.
neunees thst Austrian wsrships today
attacked the Italian eeas, along the
Aoriatie. The Austrian ships were
forced to withdraw after a short can
ronade.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-05-24

Maud-pon't you think there are
Just as good fish in the sea as ever
we're caught?
Marle-I don't know. But they are
smarter. anyway Boston Transcript.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-05-24
HALY'S FORMAL DECLARA TON ISSUED
IN WAR WITH AUSTRIA
AND H0S!T|L|T|ES OPEN

The Declaration Was Issued Sunday and Ambas
adors and Other Diplomats Departed for
Their Homes-Austrians Opened Hostilites
by Aeroplane Attacks on Many Northern
and Eastern Italian Cities-Rome Reports
Aeroplanes Driven Off-Austrian Warship
Attacked Italian Coast on Adriatic, but With.
drew After Short Cannonade- Germany Has
on Austrian Side of Border-War Enthusi.
asm Still High in Italy-A Russian Cruiser
Reported Sunk With 500 on Board Turks
Claim Allies Were Defeated Have
Landing Force of 10000 on the DardanelIes.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-05-24
RUSSIAN CRUISER SUNK.

Berlin. May 24.-An Overseas News
Agency dispatch says:
According 10 a 5uehares, dispaten.
the Russian srmored cruiser Wintelei.
mon was sunk with i.4oo men on
board In the Black Sea-"
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-05-24
French Statement.


Paris. May a. - (Othciall 49, The
Germans used asphyXiating gases yes.
terday in Belgium previous to attack.
Ing the French. but the French re-.
pulsed the attack.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-05-24
FORT WORTH HAS
TERRIBLE TRAGEDY
tBy Associated Press.l

Fort Worth. Tex. May &C. "
Fowler today killed his wife and him
sci, because she was seeking a d.
vorce.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-05-24
Bombs on Paris.

tBy Associated Press.
Paris. May a. - A Taube dropped
several bombs here today. None was
injured.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-05-24
LARGE LANDING Force.

Constantinople. May 2i.-The Brit.
ish and French landing forces at the
DardanelIes now number 10000
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-05-24
No Effect on Wheat.
Try Associated Press I

Chicago. ILL.,. May 2i.-The whea,
market was unaffected by the Italian
war declaration.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-05-24

, Originally 10000 we're landed. but re-
Gently reiniorcements arrived.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-05-24
COTTON MARKET
NOT AFFECTED

NY Associated Prcssl
New York. May 2i-ltaly's declara.
tion OF war showed practically no et
sect on the cotton market
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-14
READY FOR BASKETBALL
WASHINGTON AND LEE HAS
LONG SCHEDULE THIS YEAR
Will Play RichmOnd College at lex
inStOn--fakes Tour Ending In
Nrw York.

s! LEXINGTON, VA. November 10
The Anal Anal draft Of the Wasshington ~, and
Mama Manaagsr John 4: Harrison. Of Hen
eight Will be played on the home Moor
and seven away, from home, six of the
,hfoas S0p tho a eGns P sSruar ON trip
with TIE w Spe" IN w't
VIII tic CITY College o Of New %" York. is
New York. Februnr$ IS. In addition
game with Trinity, College OF Durham.
sity. Doth OF which will probably be
played In Lexington If arranged for
Basketball practice has not begun;
Of a toum will represent the Generals
in the 1918 season. Only two of tho
foF pny This year. but |i t%o SUB substi t11
who won thei' monoRrams last year
y w . srs np 1s rsFSa5s from VINO las,
now suffering from an injured shoulder
rWs,HiGi i In the game with virginia
Iierotti. center on the football team.
BOTH OF these men played atNeuard last
who arc in school this year are Ding
Wall and Bailey. Seeley. forward on
m nj ,S ot ra las; y"n! Is il school, by,
have the floor OF the new Doremus
Memorial Gymnasium,. shoh is prac.i-
the games scheduled for Lcxingto viii
be played on tina, noor. whici Is per.
haps the best in the South.
Practically every team or importanr.
in tho South Atlantic division is repre-
scntcd on tho Washington and Leo
bask tbull schedule for 1915. which Is
considered ono Of the beat arranged
here in years. The complete schcdule
as II stands ut present liz:
January -.llampdcu- Sidney at Len
inEton.
January E--tuiversity OF West Viz
pti.ta at Lexington.
January ii-tieorSc Washington
University IT Lexington.
January 2,-Richnon6 college at
jam1ary 2e-Roanoke college Al,
Lexington.
February 5-unircrsuy OF virginia
at IynchhurG.
February it--tnivcrsity of North
'arolina at Lexington.
February tsWest virEinin IVES.
leNan NJ Lexington
February lS-North Carolina 4. & NJ.
February u Navy ~ Annapolis
February 22--Catholic I'niveisit, al
Washington.
February o3--Swarthmorc College q,
Swarthmorc, PA.
February 2t--Sctou Hall College =,
East Orange. y. J.
;, February 70 Manhattan college >,
February 2a-cI,y college az New
York at New York
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-14
CHRIsTlANsBURG WINS
High Scho0, Football Team Defeats
Salem Athletic Club by Ono Touch
dow u-fsamc Was FnAt.

Gil RISTIANSBURC;, VA. November
l3.-ln the closest and hardest fought
game ever played In Christiansburg the
local high school defeated salem \. G.
to-day. TO The game was played
fact, the contest was remarkably free
from fumhles.
Salem won the toss and chose to re-
ceirc. At the start the visitors began
q march up the field with the ball. and
J.. nce:ncd that they would surely score
The Christiarsburg defense stiffencd OH
downs After this their goal WAS not
,,nLsalcncd any more until about the
,ant minute OF play. when Burch on n
nlockcu etron-kick advanced the ball to
tnr ttveFard limo. From tho middle
OF the first quarter Christiansburr High
,ook IN" Offensive and by shor, stead,
T ~ carried the ball M the field. At
me cnd of the half they were within
ten yards of their opponents goal aud
going strongly
'hristiansburE resumed offensive
n,ni ING az inc beginning OF the second
hhit ana by means OF forward passes
and line plunGcs uns able "a .end
Nc'klc across for It's touchdown IN he
'ast quarter I. cassell kicked goal,
lhn salem backfeld played good
the failure OF its line to hold the chris
tian.bure forwards. WHO broke IN ,nany
plays b,tor" they could get started
For Ghristian.burs Hish. Weikle ana
St,n were particularly good on Tie
offensive. otherwise tho team as
wholc played line Consistent ball II,
spite Of The very threatening weather
the game wah witnessed by tho largest
CROWD ever soon at an athletic contrut
in rhristiansburE. aud in view of IN.
spirited hard fought game every ono
VAS more than satisfied
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-14
+ Football Results
OF Local interest.

~ Richmond V. NJ 4. i: ,lcm,ou
At FarmVillo--I1 Hampton Sidney. II:
tiichmond College s.
AZ williamsburg Ra iidolph- Macon
II: william and Mary, T.
AT tolumbia--Eirginia. IL: Soutt
Carolina. o.
AZ Winston Salem--Carolina. a.,
Davidson. g.
AT Ithaca-Cornell. Al; Washington
and Lee. Il.
At Washingto n--Ceorg ~
North Carolina AgSics ..
Al Wake Fores,--Wake Forest. -:
ia llaudct. e.
\, Morsantown. W. va.-umivcrsitv
o, mes' n,rsin'a: 10; Virginia Poly
~ Now Havcn--yal" n: Prince
ton. =
4, cambridec--H Harvard. Is: brown. :.
y, Philadelphia --university Of Penn
Sylvania. o: Michigan. o.
~ West Point Army, -, Matue. o.
~ AnnapoliS-Navy, IS, Colby, ~
At MISUNDERSTANDING. Is, col.
gate. O.
At New York Rutgers. Is: All
stars. T.
AZ Pittshureh--ri,tsbu Is; Car
ncgie Tech. 0.
Al Hanovcr-Dartmouth, %: BATES n
AZ Easton--Pcnn state. ~ Iafay-
cite. 5.
At Carlislc-Carlisic. 20: Dickin-
son. "a.
Al harrisburg RuckneIl. Ii: c;euys.
burg. :.
At swarthrnorc - villanova. 10:
Swarthmore. q.
At New York-Fordham, Z. Rhode
Island state. o.
~ New York--WesIeyan. 81: New
York University, q.
At observation-disclosures Academy.
30; Williston. o.
At verford-IIaverford. "A, Johns
Hopkins. 10
At Bowdoin-Tufts. "a: Bowdoin. Q.
At Lancaster--Franklin and Mar
shall. 20: Ursinus, Is.
At ENeter-ENetcr, 81 Andoyer =
At Beverly-Bcverly. II; Lawrence. 6.
At South Bethlehenl-Lehigh 80:
, Lebanon Valley. ..
At Cambridge-Yaie Freshman. 90:
, Harvard Freshman. IA.
AZ ciarksburs : Washington and
Jeff. /: West Virginia Wesleyan 3
Al Worcester--Ncw hampshire State,
20: Worcester Tech. o.
AT ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS University,
3; MuhlenberG. o.
! Western Results.
At Observation-Disclosures IA: North
/ western. 8.
At neapolis-AInnesota. 20: Chi
! cago. =.
I At Crbana-Illinois. Il: wisconsin. 3.
At LcNington--kentuck {. Pur-
due. 0.
At Columbus-ohio State .5 ober-
lin. o.
~ awrence-Nebras ska. 80: Kan
sas. D.
At observation-disclosures 80: Union, O.
Al Iowa City--Ames. 1t: Iowa o.
~ Green --Detauw. II: Rose
+ Folly. 6.
AT ST. .ouis-Washinston 10: 81
( Louis University, :.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-14
LOCAL BASKETBALL SEASON
WILL OPEN ON DECEMBER
Four Leagues VIII Start Seas,
Some Strong CUNTS Are Get
ting Into Shape Now.

At meeting OF the executive cor
mittce of the Richmond Amate
Athletic Federation the chairm;,
Frank III. Rowe. announced that d
Federation basketball season Won
open on December 3. The schedule n
been worked out and will soon berea,
for publication.
There we're certain eligibility rul
drawn by the committee: Any tea
not paying its dues by December
Shall be declared ineligible and w
GRAFTON. All clubs with less than Il
will pay 50. while those clubs wi
! more than 100 members will pay
The dues for the 1215-1816 season a
due row and can be sent to John
Haw. care CT First National Bank.
There arc at present four organic
leagues and they VIII in all probabill
be composed Of tho following teams
Richmond Lcaeuc---IIowitzers, r.,
mount Athletic Club. Blues and C,hur
lin Athletic Club.
Military I.eaguc-McGill. Infant,
Artillery. Grays.
Federation Lcasue-siGnal Cor,
Highland Park. Knights of Columb
and y. NJ. III. a.
Athletic League Nation
Bank. Barton Heights, Benedict
College and Second Baptist.
The leagues this season find sol
new teams. among them the Sign
Corps. Merchants National Bank Sc
ond Baptist knights OF Columbus a
Y. NJ. u. \. The Signal Corps bunch
expected TO cause trouble for I
others As II Is composed Of men TIL
IN former years played for collie
uuiuts.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-14
WALTER u. c.JoaGEn") ELCocK.

LEXINGTON. Va November t3.---it
logger Elcock forsakes the er'iiron hc
VIII do 90 IL face of great ,esti-
moniai Upon III. lapel or virtually
every follower ~ the Washington and
Ice eleven there rests 4 tibbon. upon
which it imprinted "Eicouk Tor 1915
For a week. tho students have worn
these stream"rs to Impress the fact
upon their idol and conch--Waltcr b.
Elcook-that they want him To return
TO direct the Generals again
Tie WASHINGTON and Ice coach has
made wonderful record with the
Generals. In two years. previous to
tho Cornell game, h. has not received
= beaten team from the scene OF ,ilt
TIL" las, defeat received by the Gen
erals was on Thanksgiving. 1913. when
North Carolina ~ ~ NJ. ,riumpned
Il Ia q.
Eicock ~ man or radisn, per
soUtliiT, and he has the absolute con
adcrcc Of every man und"r linn he.
ginning il 1914 l." started carer
that has given him the reputation Of
being an unbeatable mentor Each oi
the nine teams opposing Washinsto
ana Lee in 1915 suffered . reversal
only two touchdo"us were scored
against the Generals, who compiled 3l3
points.
phrirg tho present campaign. seven
com binattous have been opposed and
the Generals remain unGcfeated al
though iudana registered a ~ tie.
The Washington ana Lee eleven nas
scored los points to its uppoucuts' six.
4 Ia vie" Of his wonderful record. tn.
students made II plain Ia hi;u that
they wanted him to RETURN. ON IN.
date Of the battle with EoHnokc col
/ lcgc. the student body gave ono nf tho
srcntcst Demonstrations THAT LeX;ug
7 ton has ever seen y gold headed
cane. funds for which were subscribed
| 10y the students, MAS presented TO him.
So impressed by the ovation Elcock
announced that he would return next
year, II II were within his power.
| In addition he asserted that he would
never coach amy other college eleven.
Elcock is graduate OF the Dart
mouth College system. He PLAYED
| tackle for the New hampshire Green
combination and WAS an All-American
| tackle. After four years OF training
ON the Gridiron he served as assistant
coach To the head mentor Kavanaugh
: Following this service. he was offered
/ the position Of head coach at Brown,
! Ohio. Wesleyan, and several Other col
I leges. lie rejected all OF these offers
! to come 10 Washington and Lee
Few followers OF the game can ap-
| preciate what FIcock has faced and
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-14

overcome. At the beginning OF the
1915 season, seven Of the 1914 combi-
nation failed to return. He was forced
to build over team, but lie proved
himself capable of the task. as his
record will attest.
Elcock. AS developer Of players,
has an enviablc record. In Captain
Shultz. Half Backs Sweetland and Bar
rett. Center Al Pierotti. Tackle Ignico
and End lizard, he declares that he mas
siN gridironists who could land posi-
tiois OH any eleven In the country.
But as the result OF his optimisti c
statement. the supporters of the Gen
erals feel assured that Washington and
Lee viii be prominent In the realm
OF the pigskin again In 1915.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-14
DEFEAT CAROLINA ACG|ES
GEORGETOWN PILES UP BIG
SCORE ON DOWNHOMERS
d'nn,~ Featured Nv tnnecrsspry RouSh-
nos" by Roth TeRms-Acrla,
Attack wins Struggle.

tSI,rNGTON November Ia
,;ourrci"nu overwhelmed The North
carolina Arri"s, nf Raleigh. ou tho
Hilltop to-day. - Ia n IL :. football
game marred hy frequent penalties for
infractiou "t tho rules and unncres-
s;ary rou2hucss. Epth teams wero
about equal Offenders. and "ach had
- player banish"d Right Guard Young,
Of \. aud Nj. and Left Half Rack
Mcnamara, of tho HilI Toppcrs.
Tlay IN the first period favored the
AoGics. but i'll tho second George
towns smashing attack against iac-
ltlcS and ends told. aud Right Half
Back WALL scored touchdown. In
tho last half the locals added AN
aerial attack 10 this line smashing.
tie Carolinians were helpless when
they got the bail.
Right End torcoran scored tin" see
und touchdown Oh tw.nty-yHrd sprint
after catching 81 long pass from ell
JOY. Lciehty added another tn straigh
football. aud the last ono. III tho tinal
period. cam" when tusack duplicat cd
corcoran's feat 81 pass from Gilroy.
RiddiCi WAS easily the AgEics' star.
frequently tearing MP tho Georgetown
line. but the other backs did not sup
port him consistently. Wallis ground
gaining featured for Georgetown.
Lineup and summary:
Georgetown. IS: 4. and y. q.
GEORGETOWN. Position. \. aud NJ,
cusack ...... left end McDouaal
Ward ....... ief, tackle. Weathers
Nahum. go. left guard. Kirkpatrick
Barron ,captp RICH, guard. Young
ot'onror right tackle. Winston
, tcapi.,
Maloucy quarter back ......... Rice
Giiroy $50. left half back sullivan
Wall. ...... right half back Eiddick
l.ciGhty ...... fun back ....... I:onncr
Lax inIc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-14
Pirnples and Skin Eruptions
Danger Signs of Bad Blood
1t May Mean Eczema, Scrofula--The
First Sign Of Inherited Blood Disease


through the blood
he
tain relief
is
the bloodp
phys sluggish
crEup
take s. y WON'T
drusg and
S. Co,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-14
NAVY HAS TROUBLE
Niddics Forced TO Extend Themselv
to Win From CoIby-SUb for
Captain stars.

ANNAPOLIS, MD, November 13.-1
Navy football team was forced TO .
tend 'hemhelves 10 the utmost TO "
from Colby College to-day. % to IL.
Craig. who succeeded Miles. the Ma
captain. IN the first period. fgur
largely in the victory. Iiia si1ty-ya
rum for tho second Touchdown feature
CawlcS did the best offensive work I
colby. scoring touchdown and kic
iug tho two goals
The viritor< were slightly outweighs
but Navy Was weak In tho line and 81
showed The mead Of better tsckling.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-14
SPIDER SCRUBS LOSE
Chatham Training school Takes Meas
ure Of Local Col1eEinns-WilI
pIny Fork Union Here.

CHATHAM. Va, November l3.-Rich-
mond College scrubs went down to de-
feat this afternoon before the strong
Chatham Training school eleven by
peared about evenly matched, but at
critical times Richmond could not de-
Nclop the necessary punch to push the
calls in the second and third periods.
but the FIRST and fourth quarters were
clearly. the locals; The feature Of the
Johnson. Bishop Wagscrncr and Al
derson. For Richmond the playing OF
Metcalf and simpson deserves special
mention. WaERcruer. for the locals.
was tho bright star Of the game Dur
inE the THANKSGIVING week Chatham
viii PLAY Fork Union at Richmond.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-14
auint. Win Dnuhle-iicader.

ATINDNTA. w, NOVcmDcr I3.-The
double win over the CUNTS OF Ilanil-
ton. when the girls of Arvonia defeat
Of Aryoria administered the same dose
10 tho bows OF Hamilton. The score
OF tie girls game vas u 10 4. and
that in the boys game Is to T. Both
Of the games were for the champion :
ship between the two towns.