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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-11-26
VIRGINIA CAROLINA STRUGGLE BEST
WITNESSED IN RICHMOND IN YEARS
Formidable Showing Caroinans Against Orange and Blue
Surprises Even Most Ardent Supporters of Old Dominion
and Tarheel Elevens-Fully $4,000 People See White and
Blue Gridiron Outfit Drop Game Charlottesville Outfit
Bv Score of IA to 0.

information But estimates place the
crowd at something approximati1G
Zoo Howe'er that he. Broad Street
Park held just as many people as could
be cramnled, rammed and automobiied
into it's confines. Find the dimensions
of the park, then find the dimensions
of a man. divide the dimensions of the
park by the dimensions of a man and
you1i have the attendance to the most
infinitesimal fraction OF man-and
eReaehe was there,
Ii this were anything but football
story. about this far down in the
column there might be som ething
about the fur-betrimmed beauties
who laughed at jostles and looked
glorious even while wondering what
1t all was for anyway. But this is a
football story and SO let's content our-
selves with multiplying this time, null
tiplyng the prettiest girl In the world
by about 5,000-and she was there.
There wasn't a great deal Of yelling.
There was too much surprise sprung.
Carolina had wee bit Of band that
wore itself out early in the game blow
ing fond blasts, not far what Corolina
did. but for what Virginia didn't do:
blasted itself, as it were. Virginia
had another band, over on her side OF
the field. the north side but no ona
VAS ilittiSSlSd III iiiG tdiitf nv -NGf
the band itself. They were all too en-
crossed in watching that Carolina
eleven hold Virginia at bay
F1vc-Year Agreement Ended.
Somebody said that Governor Stuart
was looking for Governor Locke Craig.
but 1t couldn't be verified. Nor can
anyone definitely say what Governor
Stuart would have said to Governor
Craig had he found him, since North
Carolina is aridly dry. But what
Governor Craig would have said to
Governor Stuart has already been
written.
This game ended the five-year agree
ment betwees, the two universities for
Thanksgiving game. 1t would border
on crime for them not to renew the
contract in view of the magnificent
article of football produced for the
hungry Thousands yesterday-a crime.
nothing more or less
Scoreiess First Half.
For one complete half Virginia
could make no apprecable dent In
fCoptip,aN ~, C@jffh Pa 90
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-11-26

London Nov. s5.-The Copenhagen
correspondent OF the Daily Mail
quotes the Turkish legation in Berlin
as stating that direct communication
between Berlin and Constantinople
will be reopened today The railroad
bridge between Seniin and Belgrade.
which the GerhiAns blew up, has been
repaired. according to the announce
ment.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-11-26
MEXICAN SOLDIERS HAVE
SKIRHISH WITH AMERICANS

Nogalez. Ariz. Nov 25-Fffty-
eight Mexican soldiers. crossing into
the United States at Harrison Branch,
east Of here. fired on six American
troopers OF the Tenth Cavalry today
Twenty-Five other troopers. Of the
Tenth Cavalry, who were on reserve
post opened fire on the Mexicans. kill
Ing q number. according to report.
and bringing one wounded prisones
into camp.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-11-26
CAN HAVE BUT ONE END If
ALLIES KEEP THEIR HEADS

London, Nov. 25.-Colonel Reping-
ton. the military critic of the Times
endorses the quiet confidence express
ed by Mr.. Bonar Law the other day
regarding the outlook for the war.
which the writer declares can have
only one end--a victory for the Allies
n correct principles OF strategy are
followed.
II hope and believe that the British
war council will not again act con-
trary TO the advice Of the general
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-11-26
GUARANTEE RESTORATION
OF ALL GREEK TERRITORY

Athena Nov. 25.--It il understood
that the Allies will occupy the port Of
EA1onfca indefinitely a. a military
base, but guarantees have been given
Greece that all her territory will be
restored to her intAst at the close OF
the war.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-11-26
BY GUS T.tLBERT.

As Governor Locke Craig, of the
sovereign State OF North Carolina.
might have said to Governor Henry
Carter Stuart. of the sovereign State
OF Virginia, had Governor Locke Craig
been numbered among those attends 1T
upon that little affair yesterday after
noon I'm which the two universities OF
the above referred to sovereign states
we're vitality tnterested--as he might
have said.
I'VE sure had something up our
sleeves for you"
And Governor Locke Craig, being
wise in this day and sereration. would
have shrieked an earfuN.
That Ia 10 0 score, which are the
exact figures by which Virginia won its
annual football clash. looks nowhere
so small this morning as in the camp
Of Virginia. Likewise be ii recorded
here and now that Governor Loc';e
Craig was about the only North Caro-
linian OF prominence who was in at
tendance.
Two Touchdowns Shy.
Lapsing back tn that e &c 0 score,
Virginia, conservativeiy. fell two
touchdowns short of what was expect
ed from the eleven that whipped Yale,
scared fair Harvard into half-frenzy
and sent Vanderbilt back to Nashville
sun covering and afraid. North Caro-
lima sure had something up her sleeve
this time. and no question. Just two
measly touchdowns. both after the
most gruelling effort Virginia has put
forth in any of her struggles this sea
son was the best Doctor Harry Var
ners we'll oiled machine could accom-
plish--one In the third and the other
in the final period OF play,
1t was no empty, armless sleeve that
Dogeie Trenchard brought to Rich
mond this time, But sleeve n!led
with the stoutest defense any Caro-
lima eleven has shown within the past
ten years The Chapel Hill horde is
not now celebrating a beakless de-
Genial with victory nut Carolina may
we'll celebrate holding the very best
eleven Virginia has had in years 10
two hard-earned, muscle bought
tot,chdowns. If there be such a thing
as moral victory. it is Carolina $ today.
Guessing at (rOWd.
There were no turnstiles at Broa
Street Park turnstiles being mechan-
teal contrivances that give accurate
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-11-26
PROVISION FOR SCHOOLS
W0EFUlLY INADEQUATE
house Ii Appears Straight and
Narrow Path Thereto
PRESIDENT VOOLFOLK IN
TALK DEPLORES CONDITIONS
Urges Teachers and Parents and Local
Associations to Use Influence For
Better School Legislation and ST.
500, 900 Appropriation Next Year.

That the public school in Nir-
ginia is something akin to the
almshousc. and that Iii the school
now IL not the substitute for the
almshouse II appears tn be- the
straight and narrow path thereto
were assertions made last night in
John Marshall High School audi
torium by President Agar Wool
folk Of the State Teachers Assoc
citation I'm his annual address 10 the
educational conference now In
session here. MIR. Voolfolk. I'm
making these declarations. was re-
ferring to the n,iscrably in
adequate manner I'm which school
teachers are paid for active service
and I'm which they are provided
Tor in retirement pensions after
they have spent their lives in the
service of educating the States
coming citizens.
Mr.. Voolfolk pointed to the facts
hat the average pay OF teachers Is low
md that when they are retired their
,ensions at this time amount to % Il
'ents a day. He declared new schoo
egislation is necessary. that there
hould be amendments to the com
sutsory education statute or new
statute should be drawn making com
,ulsory education Statewide in Its ef'
ect. that there should be other legis
alton making greater educational ad-
in Virginia and Fastening
he day that the shame of Hitter acy'
hall have passed. Mr. WooltoIh
urged parent associations to become
more active urged local associations
o map out definite yearly policy
md 10 work diligently TO carry il out
md urged all 10 get together and 70
their influence toward scenr-
ne an appropriation Of million and
half needed for education in this
state
Ter Capita Cost Less Than SIS.
His report showed thar the average
chool year in Virginia is now seven
better than formerly, and he
insisted that IL should be longer, The
annual per capita expenditure for edu-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-11-26
Cut IN TIE Face.

Slim Pendleton, colored, was siashed
bver the face last night by May Ben
nett. colored. DIR. Doggett treated
Slim. and the First Police Station has
May as a guest.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-11-26
RUSSIANS MOBILIZE
AGAINST BULGARIA
Italian Front-Austrians
May Retire. .

London, Nov 25.--Dispatches from
several sources today deal with Rus
sian concentration against Bulgaria,
expressing the belief that the Rus
sian troops are ready to move The
correspondent of the Telegraph at
Salonica. under date of November "a
states taat the Gear personally tele-
graphed General Pas!tch, promising
that Russian troops will enter Bulga-
ria in "A week. The correspondent
states the strength OF the Russians
as varying from q quarter million TO
million men. This estimate embraces
the troops at Ismail and Renio on the
Danube. where transports are said to
be constantly arriving.
Rome, NOV. s5.--Austria' s urgent APP
peals for German aid on the Italian
front are still unheeded. Germany
has reasons for refusing to aid her
ally in this quarter. The necessary
troops are not available, and Germany
in not al war with Italy. rs result
Of Germanys position. it is possible
that the Austrtans VIII be compelled
10 retire and give mp the desperate
resistance which they have been tn
tcrposing to the italian advance.
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rcr C,apita Cost LES 1'han sla.

school year in Virginia is now seven
months, better than formerly. and he
insisted that IL should be longer The
annual per capita expenditure for edu-
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Have yOu something r.
sell? The tirginiap's Want
Adj Columns will lind "
ready buyer. Call Mad.
1883.
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In each Issue Of The
VirRinian there Is some
thing advertised that you
may want. Read the
advertisements regularly
each day.
The Cordova daily times., 1915-12-04

ATHENS, Dec 4.-Thousands of Serbian refugees are crossing the Greek frontier and pouring into the this side of the border At Fona thousand have arrived after tramping through the deep from Monasr All the buildings in Forna crowded with the refugees and tc town, being ma there not half enough buildings available to shelter all the people. Hnrdeds of men and sleeping outside although the weather is bitterly cold, sheltered from the wind in all sorts of ways and trying to be comfortable possible despite the hardshps they are undergoing Feeding the refugees presents problem fully serious that of housing them and many young children dying from lack of food while the babies unable live under the rgors of the march from Monastr without proper food and warmth.
The Cordova daily times., 1915-12-04
UNCLE SAM TO PUNISH ALL OFFENDERS
INTERFERENCE WITH OUR COMMERCE MUST END

WASHINGTON, Dec 4.-President Wilson has deter nkaed take prompt and decisive action against all whose sympates with the foreign begerents has caused them to violate the laws of this country and excessive and extreme being proposed for those concerned in the de stuctOn of the American munOn factories MT Wilson will stop the rank and file of the workers in these unlawful ac but will request the removal of all persons in the dpo mac corps of country who have been in the least manner connected with these outrages The President will
 ground the basis of whether such have hampered will hamper if allowed to remain the best terests of the United States Captain Von Nube the Aus
The Cordova daily times., 1915-12-04
WHOLESALE INDICTMENT OF LABOR LEADERS

CHICAGO Dec. A bomb shell thrown into Illinois labor circles yesterday when the state grand jury returned dctments against fortyseven of the leading labor uonis of the Most of the indicted officials and mem bers of the building trades unions of Chicago which has but recently concluded strike which tied up the entire building industry of this secon and forced hundreds of thousands of in allied empoymens out of work The indictments all based alleged graft which the labor leaders secured from the employing builders during this strike Among the oenses exortion conspiracy and malicious
 mischief and is further alleged that the indicted col ected half million dollars graft from the employers to bring the strike to an end
The Cordova daily times., 1915-12-04
SOUTH AFRICA TO HAVE NATIONAL UNIVERSITY

CAPETOWN, Dec. 4-The project for great national South African university in fair way to be
 zed More than $00000 bequess has for time been awaiting the agreement of boards questions of site and policy It has been settled that the institution will have it's headquarters Cecil Rhodes old tae Groote Schuur The existing South African college will the neucus the university The necessary legs ave approval for the project will be pushed through the preaching session of parliament.
The Cordova daily times., 1915-12-04
AMERICAN RELIEF COMMITTEE NEEDS SUPPLIES

ROME, Dec. 4-The American relief committee which has clearing house in Rome, under American management for the distribution of supplies those in distress account of the war; reports conditions growing constantly espec iay the winter approaches Lewis Iddngs, former tary of the American embassy in Rome, who Is acting chairman of the executive committee of the American Relief says that both food and hospital supplies of every kind needed badly especially antoxin and artificial legs and At the present time there l3OOO persons in need of these substitutes for lost members.
The Cordova daily times., 1915-12-04
Situation In Serbia Is Announced As Greatly Improved

LONDON, Dec. 4-Both the northern and southern Ser bian armies have made successful movements and safely established in Albania large body of Serbs evident y from Monasr has reached the frontier camp Gievge the Greek frontier Serbia In England the feeling the Serbian situation is much improved and the newspapers commenting enthusiastically the outlook It is expected that the Russian invasion of Bulgaria will crystalline, and that with both sides of the Balkans subject of attack that the Bulgians and Von Mackensen will have attend to than they take of.
The Cordova daily times., 1915-12-04
CHINA INSISTS UPON HAVING AN EMPEROR

PEKIN, Dec 4.--Pans for the enthronement of Yuan Sh Ka emperor proceeding fast despite the joint quest made by Russia England and Japan that the matter delayed for the present. until the situation the Europe had cleared Chna first reply to this request in
 mated that the suggestion of the allies would be followed but despite this everything is proceeding if postpone contemplated and the diplomatic representatives of the allies preparing another joint note to China on the subject
The Cordova daily times., 1915-12-04
VIENNA TREATS 1NTERNED ALLIES LENIENTLY

VIENNA Austria, Dec. 1.-The Viennese proud ot the that they have dealt lenently with the English, French and Russians in the capital Only suspicious charac have been inerned and the "enemy aens at large in the city there far freedom than Berlin and most other cities The visitor from Berlin for instance surprised to find that language may be spoken the telephone Nothing but German permitted III Der lin and even mispronuncation of German word may be followed by polite but firm request from the telephone ator Spea German please The second offense means a severed connection.
The Cordova daily times., 1915-12-04

PEKTNG, Dec 4.-Dr Charles K. Edmunds president of the Canton Christian College is about to complete magnetic survey of China, which the Carnegie Foundation of Washing tOn G. authorized him make several years ago Dr. Ed munds expects the preliminary be completed by next May This will embrace not only China, but all of Eastern Asia When the work is completed there will be point III this section of the world than hundred and fifty miles from station where magnetic conditions have not been
The Cordova daily times., 1915-12-04
RoUMAN1A COMMANDERS ALL STEAMERS IN PORT

BUCHAREST Dec. 4.-The Roumanian military authori- ties have announced that all steamers barges tugs and other water craft anchored in Romnanian por whether owned by foreign Roumanan concerns will be commandeered by the Monday the interest of the national defense
The Cordova daily times., 1915-12-04

TOKYO, Dec 4Matsuzo Nagai, formerly consul general San Francisco, has been appointed private secretary to Baron Ish the minister for foreign affairs Before ing consul San Francisco Mr. Naga of the retares at the Japanese embassy at Washington He is thoroughly familiar with conditions in the United States, and the best English scholars in Japan The post of retary the minister of the most important at the foreign office
The Cordova daily times., 1915-12-04
HAEpHEsr1A LIKEIY DESTROYED BY EARTHQUAKE

ATHENS Dec. "A muated statue of Eros, discovered by French troops the of trench digging exercises
 the island of Lemnos to be find of great archaeo logical importance The statue uncovered the site of ancient of Haephesa which boasted 6OOOO n habans the condition of the statue said to give elusive evidence that the city destroyed by terrible earthquake and by invader had heretofore been thought likely.
The Cordova daily times., 1915-12-04
JAPAN ADOPTS NOVEL SANITARY MEASURE.

OSAKA Japan, Dec. As of encouraging sani- taton and the prevention of disease the city health depart engaged well known actor to produce act comedy whose story and plot designed to nst fear of epidemic.
 The authorities will buy tickets the play, and they will be distributed by policemen the hotels and restaurants and places where there special need of sanitary equip
The Cordova daily times., 1915-12-04
FoRp,s PEACE EXPEDITION IS oN THE WAY.

NEW YORK Dec. 4.-The Norwegian steamer King Os- which Henry Ford has chartered to the members peace expedition to Europe will sail from here today bound for Europe where the first stop will be made in Nor way The peace expedition will likely receive frosty
 ton the British, who stubbony determined to fight until decisive conflict has been waged but Ford refuses to express any dscoagement and he will through with his pans remain the job until peace finally secured
The Cordova daily times., 1915-12-04

LONDON, Dec. 4.-The British army in Mesopotamia, which for days has been in sight of Bagdad and apparently had the city within its grasp has been forced to retreat The office announced officially today that the troops under General Townshend retreang in the direction of Tee mar
The Cordova daily times., 1915-12-04

BERLIN Dec 4-The war office officially announced day that very little activity evident in Serbia, and with the exception of the pursuit of various struggling bands of Serbs into the mountains nothing of importance occurred yesterday Scattered attachments keeping up guerilla warfare against the AusroGean forces but they being vigorously pursued and yesterday thousand of these free lance Serbs were captured.
The Cordova daily times., 1915-12-04
GREECE WILL D1sARM rEUToN SOLDIERS

LONDON Dec. 1.-The progress of the negotiations with Greece progressing favoraby to the allies despite the of reprisa from the Central Powers Greece has granted the allies absolute control of all the railroads Mace dona, and given them full charge of several ports in the Aegean Sea Greece has also promised that all soldiers of the Central Powers entering Greece will be dsaed and in termed.
The Cordova daily times., 1915-12-04

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec A federal warrant has been sued charging Baron Von Brinken cavalry captain in the German army, with attempting to destroy The specific charged against Von Brnken known but they believed to be connected with the placing of bombs and other explosives ships bearing cargoes for the allies
 Von Bnken has yet been under arrest his
The Cordova daily times., 1915-12-04

LONDON Dec. 4-The office has received official advces from Mesopotama regard to the fighting during the march Bagdad and the total British losses set at 400 The river boats which used by the British in their a vance set fire by Turkish shells and have been abandoned.
The Cordova daily times., 1915-12-04
OLD CHINESE BOOK PRINTED FROM BLOCKS.

CAMBRIDGE Eng- Dec. 1.-The Cambridge University
 Library has just acquired from graduate in China volume containing the complete works of the poetsatesman Lii ung Yuan The work dated 167 and is printed from blocks It the earliest printed book the library being thiryseven years earlier than any book previously preserved there
The Cordova daily times., 1915-12-04

NEW YORK; Dec. 4.-Sentence passed today the Sour officials of the Hamburg American linc who tcted yesterday in the federal court her of defraudng the United States by issuing false manests Dr. Karl Buenz the managing director, George Kotter and Adolf Dacmester each sentenced year and half in the federal penenary at Atlanta. The Hamburg American Steamship Company fined dollar. All four defendants ad ned to bail pending the suing out of writs of
The Cordova daily times., 1915-12-04

ran consul general at New York well other consus throughout the United States and certain officials of the Austrian and German embassies at Washington under suspicion, and they being investigated by the federal cret service.
The Cordova daily times., 1915-12-04

this country is being investigated The captain claims mmun ity from arrest the ground that he is connected with the German diplomatic service.