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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-31
CAHALL CONTINUES WORK +,
LEHIGH STAR HAS CHANCE
TO LEAD IN DROP-KICKlNG
Parke Davis Calls Him "ForemOst
Ficld-t:ual Nnn Who VIII Tread
Griutron This FALL

SOUTH BETliLEliEM. IA. October
3o.-With the Penn state Lafayette
and Washington and Jefferson games
looming up ii becomes manifest that
the best scoring asset Of LeniSh is W.
{. cahall. the brilliant quarterback.
who was chosen by number of cX-
pcrts as an All-Amcrica back last year.
cahall is. according to l'arke IL
! Davis rrincctons representative on
the Football Rules Committee the
foremost field goal man who Will tread
the gridiron this fail" In an article
in the current st. Nicholas. Mr.. Davis
tells of the l. och kickrr's exploits.
! Last fall he led all OF the ucld goal
men of the country. In the total num-
Der Of goals scored. These We're ten.
kicked from. varying distances and
angles. against powerful teams. and all
from drop kicks"
Thus far this season Cahall has
kicked four goals. including two OF
twenty-five and thirty yards against
Yale. These goals were Il necessary
factor in LehiEh's scoring: ii has not
been the policy to have Cahlll dror-
kick against weak teams simply to
achieve II record.
An example of what the Lehigh star
can do was furnished in the midwcek
practice last "Wednesday. The Brown
and White scrub eleven. which the
varsity finds more formidable than
some OF the regular college opponents
met THIS fall, made vigorous GuOrtS to
block the kicks. But with the varsity
men shielding him, Cahall sent the
ball across the bar sixteen out of
twenty times In consecutive plays. at
distances ranging from twenty-five to
thirty eight yards.
That the leading drop-kickers are
generous craft. not jealousy guard
ing the secret of their skill, is evil
denced by the way in which Captain
Brick!ey. of Harvard. and PaZetti. Lee
highs 1918 captain, and All-America
quarter, instructed Cahall. and Cahall
is now transmitting the art to others.
Rrickley, who is warm friend of
Coach Tom" Ready. OF LehiEh, spent
some days at LchiEh in the spring Of
1914 giving Cahall points from his
own book of experience. Later pazctU.
who had brilliant field goal record
In 1913. helped the good work along.
Now. in similar kindly fashion, Ca
hall is taking under tutelage two
promising LchiEh sccond-string backs.
one of these Is Heuer. the former
Philadelphia Northeast High School
student. who already has excellent
ability as puntcr. Another pupil is
the baseball star. Twomblcy, former
ly of the Medford, Mass, High school,
and an interscholastic quarter. From
the manner in which these players are
acquiring the technic Of the drop kick
this difficult art will continue to
flourish.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-31
DEMOCRATS IN FAVOR
OF EARLY CONVENTION
Second Week tn June Discussed nv
Probable Date OF the
Gathering,

WASHINGTON. October Gothic
Democratic National Convention next
year will be held in advance of the
Republican convention unless the Re
publichns shall set an unusually early
date for their convention. The plans
of the party in power are revealed
through call for Il meeting OF the
Democratic National Committee here
Tuesday. December Z, to fix the time
and place of the Democratic conven-
ton. Only yesterday a call went out
for Il meeting of the Republican Ma
tional Committee here Tuesday. De-
Cembcr IA.
AS soon as the Republican date was
made public the Democratic managers
fixed on q date one week earlier for
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-31
TURKEY WE'LL SATISFIED
WITH PROGRESS OF WAR
All Going We'll With Its trms-NoN
l'"r'sccH Successful Expedition
Into ESNnt.

Especial Cable to The Tim"s- Disra,ch.l
BERN. October 3o.--Euvcr Hey
the Turkish War Minister. assured III.
Turkish Parliament that all was going
well with tn, Turkish arms in Il speech
delivered shortly after the rcasscm-
bling OF that body. Ills sprovh nc
cowir= to tho accounts which have
reached here. was constantly inter
ruptcd 10y outbursis OF applause. which
became IvHtcainG when he declared
that ,he expedition TO Erypt had re-
suited in eth. firm conviction that an
cNved:tion AGAINST Egypt is possible"
amt that it VIII be crowned with com
p'v'" success Last years 'prrlini-
Nary Egyptian expeditions he noted,
Mas successful to the cN,,u, tnn, the
Turkish troops had occupied and con-
Nn"e to occupy territory IN tho yicia-
Ity o.! the SHez Caral. which Is REGARDED
as Indispensable 'cr the future opera
uunS
Tho total numbor of troops thus far
reeruled 10y Turkey. declared Envei
H-., exceeds 4.up1. 900
iHv speech hcran with u reference to
"a" work pi reconstruction carried on
10y Turkey after the loss of urcs,iro
III Her last previous war
After the last war he said. (which
'"H J." a loss Of territory and 20 an
attack ON oar dignity. The War Min
tstrH followed the example a, Ihn o,,,",.
departments !n WORKING for The re
b!itH II the tath-r!aud, by cudruyn,
IhS 10 assemble the scattered portions
a. the army Events followed I'm an
unexpected way tn. general war
hr"Ne out when ii had lcas, been fore
Sect n" @c"=raphicdl position of our
country ana The old relations with oir
neishbors. whose attitude MIN, in.
i""Hr" us, obliged w. to hc ON nur
Sua!d. willis; III" lack OF tn,.,-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-31
TRINITY QU|NT WORKING
CAPTAIN MARTIN HAS BIG
SQUAD OF BASKETBAllERS
Ihirt, Candidates Report for Meth"-
dist Team mud Prospects
Look Good.

DURHAM. y. G.. October 20.-Cap-
tain l.. X. Martin. OF the Trinity
basket dali team. recently issued n call
for all candidates who wish to try-out
this year for the varsity basketball II
team. and Judging from the thirty or
more candidates who responded. Trinity
viii pat out n hrst-ratc team.
Although Captain Martin and Andcr-
SON. last years forward. are the only
men Of last years team who are back
in college this year. the showing made
10y new and old PLAYERS justitiss Cap
tain Martin in expressing u very opti-
nstic view OF the prospects, At this
early date IL is impossible TO tell Just
who Will make places Oh the first
team. but the following men seem
likely candidates.
Captain Martin. who won much dis
tiuctiou last year at guard. will doubt
less win back his old place on this
years team l.illcy. who for the past
two years has been playing class
basket ball. viii be in the race for the
other guard. BESIDES these two men,
Swan. captain OF tn" sophomore team:
Patton. captain Of the senior team. and
legrand. captain of the Junior team.
are putting up a hot race for guard.
At forwards. Anderson. OF last year,
team. Is showing Very much improve
m'n, .ud from all appearances will
win one OF the forwards. Nash Lee
grand. who was formerly a forward on
the Y. VI &. ~ team ut Raleigh is
another likcly candidate for for
ward Nation. who has been playing
four years on his class team. will
doubtless make somebody work hard
10 heat him out Of one of the forwa I'd
positions.
Then At center there are several
candidates making an excellent show
ing. Darlington, N-Center and star Of
the Durham Y NJ. {. A. team. seems
most likely 10 be Trinity's center this
year. while working against him are
Cochran. center for the present sopho-
more team and bunting. for three
years center FOR the present senior
team.
/; was n great disappointment 70 the
whole student body TO learn that Hol-
combe. of State distinction az the
star forward OF the Durham Y. NJ. Q. \.
has left college. Captain Martin was
counting heavily upon IIolcomhe. and
, his loss viii prove serious blow to
the team this year.
Manager Secrest is at present at
work on a schedule for this year. hut
is not yet able 70 give out any definite
or tentative one He is planning to
tax" III" usua! trip through Western
North Carolina just previous to the
Christmas HOLIDAYS. and the usual trim
through Virginia sometime during
February \ definite schedule will
doubtless Ice announced IN a few DAYS
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FIND STOLEN CAR
Automobile of Il. ID. Airport In Located
ut Prentiss and I'ulllnm
Streets.

Policeman l.. 4. Latham last night
found II. Il. AllportS Chandler auto
mobile. which was stolen several
nights ago, and for which !; reward
of $40 had been offered If Il recovery
was effected. and AN additional re-
ward of $50 for the arrest and con-
viction of the thief. standing near.
fr"niiSS and I'ulliam Streets.
The machine is thought TO have been
driven to thai point and left there a
short time before il was found by the
policeman. 1t was not damaged and
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-31
CAROLINA ACC|ES V|CTORs
MlDDlES OUTPLAYED FOR
FIRST HALF OF CONTEST
Visitors Hung Up TWO TouchIowns.
Hut Navy Could Not l<iclS Goals
Needed to Tie.

ANNAPOLIS. MD. october 3o.--No'th
Carolina Agricultural and Mcchanical
College defeated Navy u to l.. Dur
mE the arst two periods. when they
did all thcil scoring. the Agries
showed marked superiority t. the Mid
dies in defensive and offensive work.
Straight football wuu the visitors first
Touchdown The second score in ;h.
second period was made When Bonner
recovered tEe ball after WcStpha! FOR
Navy. had tUmhlcd an ArElc punt on
his own twenty live yard lln" Ihe
mum Of the punt ont for the nrst goal
vented NAVY from tying the score.
Secretary OF the Navy Daniels and
Mrs. Daniels witnessed the game. Tnc
lineup.
Ncuwcrthy ..lett end. Anthony
Ward left taci,le. $50 WeI,rcrS
kcrcher. ..... loft guard Mcpougall
Go9d>te'n ..... center ........ Davis
smith -.... right guard. ...... Young
Gilman 4sh; tackle Winston
liodgc,,. right END .Stgfcrt
Miles quarter back ........ Rice
Mar,in..... .Iet, half back sullivan
WeStphal sisht half back Bonner
Won iicimhurg fun back ....... Ecdd:ck
summary. Touchdowus- Rice. Bon
n"r Martin '2b, Goals from touch
misunderstanding 90. Referee. Dennis.
Pennsylvania. Umpire. Adlcr. Sywancc.
Field judge. Whcatlcy. Annapolis
Head lucsman Stollcnwcrck Johns
Hopkins Ttmc Of periods - minutes
each Score 10y periods: \ y NJ. :. :,
-, n--li. Mayo. D. :. G-l2
smith, Davis for Wcs,phal. Westphal
FOR Davis. l.uth for Won Hcimhurr,
MuiliniX for Luth. CRAIG for MulIiuiI
Mullins fer Craig. Vail for Mullir,x
NCac for Young.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-31

Although oUtWcichcd, Hampton High
school showed better training than
their opponents ana defeated IN.
strong Maury High school. of Norfolk
II Hampton yesterday afternoon. : to q.
\ forward pass In first quarter gave the
CTahbers victory. Both teams played
well, tn" contest was hard-foucht. and
the result was big surprise TO even
The most ardent supporters OF the
Hmm III or-t-r-s
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affairs better managed Fl,

the future.
don't understand how any one can
contemplate without humiliation our
Failure to support Serbia In time al
though hone we shall be able to give
hcr some support even now, or other
DEBATED efforts to buy the help OF
Greece by an offer of part Of our own
possessions"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-31
Nntty May Retire.

NEW YORK, October 3O.-ChristS
Mathcwson. the Giants veteran pitch.
er. announced to-day that he would
retire from the diamond next season
II he found himself unable to dclive,
slightly from the pain in his shoulder
and neck, and. If il bars him from
playing. he will accept the offer from
Harvard to coach the Crimson pitch,
ers.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-31
Arrested for StcnIinp Ne,,i

Bruce stewart and Clarence I!rnoEs
n"tA r"!or.d, were arrested by Police.
men i"rtucci and Duffy last nigh, on
Il charge of stealing copper. iron and
st"e! from I'll" Chesapeake and Ohio
Hallway Company
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-31

apparently had not been run n great
deal since II was stolen. The police
said early this morning that they had
no clue to tho person who had stolen
the machine. or who had left 1t on
he street where II was found.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-01-12
Stomach Troubles
Due to Acidity +.

~ ~Sb> tWbStNI sFttfAtIsT
so-eaiisd stomach TROUBLES. such az
Indigestion. wind and aiomRr h ache
are, IN probably min. cases out %
ten. simply evidence that ferments-
ton IL taking place in IN. food con-
tents OF the stomach. causing tho
formation OF xss and acids. wind
distcnds tho stomach. and causes
that full oppressive feeling some
times known ss heartburn while the
acid irritates and infiames the DELI
cats lining OF the stomach. The trou-
bic Hes entirely In th. fermsnting
food. Such fermentation IN unnat-
ursi. and acid fermentation 10 not
only unnatural. but may Involve
most serious consequences ~ no, cor.
rectrd. To stop or prevent fermenta.
ton ~ the food contents n IN. .,otn-
sch and to neutraliSe the acid. and
render IL bland and harmless a tea
spoonful % hisuratsi masuesia
probably the best and most effective
correct0r Of acid stomach known.
should be taken in a quarter OF n
glass % hot or cold water Inn
m~diaisiy after eating or whenever
wind or scidiiy is felt This stops
the fermentation. and neutraiixes the
actdity In few moments FermentR
ton. Wind and aeidity are dangerous
and unnscssssry. stop or prevent
them by tho use OF a proper antacid.
such as bisurated msgnesis. which
can be obtained from any druggist
and thus enable the stomach 10 do It's
work properly. without being him
dered bf poisonous gases and dan
Esrous scids--M y. P.-Afvertiss-
msnt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-01-12
BOXER WEEPS AS
JURORS D ECIDE.
He IS INNOCENT

Despite the verdict OF coroners
jury absolving Ike Cohen. and 9TH
ers held with him. of blame for the
death of Ludwig Anderson. who
died following boxing contest
with Cohen at the last Pacific Ath-
letic club smoker. the prosecuting
attorneys office may yet bring the
principals to trial.
Anderson's death was caused by
cerebral hemorrhage. due to over
exertion. the jurors decided, and
not by a blow rendered In the ring
What action will be taken hinges
upon conference which is to be
held today between Prosecutor
Lundin and DIR. J. Tate Mason, the
coroner. Mason conducted an
autopsy on the bdy and does not
agree that ptsich was not the
cause OF death.
Cohen was present at the in
quest, but was not called upon.
He broke down. tears streaming
down his face. as witnesses describ-
ed the scenes preceding Ander-
sons lapse into Inconsistencies a
condition In which he stayed until
death.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-01-12
BY cLARissA cHgsLgv

You're ready for another hat, OF
course Every woman wants some
thing natty TO tide over the time TIL
Easter styles arrive.
But II you cant afford 10 buy n
new hat, don't sit Idly at home and
wish for Il TO come drifting down
on snowflake
Why not try your hand at MILL.
neryf
A hat. like house, depends large.
ly on Its foundation. You must
make. frat OF all. a mold OF wire.
IL In the poisc Of tho hat on the
head which In primarily important
In present styles. and to obtain the
correct pois~. your wire frame
should be carefully fitted.
BUY a bolt OF frame wire and
pair OF nipperr
With a tape measure. get the
head size for your hat.
Cut and fasten the wire with the
nlppers. and then bend II 80 that II
Ia little longer than vide.
For the average sire head. and
worn In the prevailing style. tbs ha,
will measure eight inches front 20
back and seven inches across.
Fas,en a wir. iengthwise. mont
TO back: another from side 10 side.
and two moro diagonaliy across to
the foundation wire.
The ends OF all these wires are
left quite long.
As you work with these wires.
run your finger smoothly over each
one to straighten n.
This IL very important IA 4
means OF keeping the shape socu.
rate
BEND back one inch on each wire
This bend starts the crown band
tSce Fig % A second wire IL then
tied around AZ this point.
The wire going around the edge
of the brim OF the hat pictured
measures asa inches. The loose
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-01-12

s. s. Admiral Watson leaves fac
Alaska
Order Of Foresssrs instsIis o.
fIcers.
John =. Flynn seeks s5o.s5o dam.
ages from Stewart a Holmes.
Over 100 members Of Knights Of
Columbus greet Andrew Mack al
the Empress.
Funeral Of MrA Julia King next
Sunday.
w. r. Williams. So. Insurance
broker. dies at his home. 1900 Gath
ave. Monday night.
Catholic Social Bsttermsnt Isseus
organizes club TO discuss social
problems.
Works Of z. N. lIiier. illustrator,
exhibited at library.
Mother Of J. D. Ho7e. banker.
dies In GAINESVILLE. o.
Frederick lsubin suecumbs to
bullet wound inflicted by himself
Monday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-01-12
Life Insurance Companies
They Are Closely Observing Pubic
Health Conditions

An examining physician for one
OF the prominent Life Insurance
Companies made the astonishing
statement that one reason why 90
many applicants for insurance are
rejected is because kidney trouble
is so common to the American peo-
nle. and the large majority of those
whose applications are declined do
not even suspect that they have
the disease.
According TO this II would seem
that a medicine for the kidneys.
possessing real healing and curative
properties. would be blessing to
thousands.
DR.. Kilmer & Co.. Binghamton.
n. Y, who prepare DIR. Kilmers
Swamp-Root. the we'll known kid
ney. liver and bladder remedy. claim
that judging from evidence received
from druggists everywhere. who are
constantly in touch with their Gus
toners. and also indisputable proof
in the form of grateful testimonial
letters from thousands of reliable
citizens. this preparation is remara-
ably successful in sickness caused
by kidney and bladder troubles.
Every interesting statement they
receive regarding Swamp-Root Is
Investigated and no testimonial Is
published unless the party who
sends IL is reported OF good charac-
ter. They have on file many sworn
statements OF recoveries in the most
distressing cases. They state that
DR.. Kilmers Swamp.Root is mild
and gentle In its action and Its heal
ing influence is soon noticed In
most cases.
Swamp.Root is purely an herbal
compound and Dir. Kilmer a Co. adj
wise all readers who feel in need
of such remedy to give II trial
II Is on trial al all drug stores in
bottles OF two sizes-50c and $500.
However, II you wish first to test
this great preparation. send ten
cents TO Or. kilmer & Co., Dept II,
Binghamton, n. Y, for q sample
bottle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-01-12
ELS e WHERE


George Hazard. Tseoma poll
tician. charged with bunco game nj
Juneau.
No Jap ~arshlps coming to ssn
Francisco fair.
Gov. Blesse disbands s. C
militia.
Sophia Ghee. opium queen. ar.
rested as smusgler at New York.
U. s. senate approves appoint
ment OF n. c. Hall to I. G. c.
House committee fsvors creation
OF admiral and yiceadmiral ranks
Naval pIuckIna boards abolition
proposed.
Bud" Mars. aviator, to nrsnufao-
ture air purifiers.
Three new motor ships building
for coast service.
BeIIinghsrn chief captures a.
legged pirates stealing sloop.
Timber Workers. convention
against first aid bill.
Frisco" road TO be reorganIxed
by stock assessment.
Idaho legislature starts probe OF
state officers.
Jap liner reseues 40 persons from,
8. 8. Nile.
Prohibition amendment Intro
duced in Montana legislature.
Schooner Matte WinsIow wreck.
ed on Florida coast.
w. 1. Thompson elected president
Oregon senate. Ben Selling speaker
Frank Lotx, vsder healer" under
arrest at Tacoma. dangerously Ill.
Medical examiners continue ".
cense revocation case of DIR. Fred
Peacock. Seattle.
NJ. L. Ward. GoldendsIe's mayor,
convicted OF $3.50 embezzlement
Cruiser West Virginia TO 90 In
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-01-12

wires are brought up TO NEE, II and
tied as In Fig. ,.
Directly In front che height meas
ures I Inches, af the back bh
inches. NJ the left side II Is 6M
inches. AT the right side "a. inches.
or course. II this brim proves too
high for becomingness. IL can be
made a little narrower.
Where the dents in the brim are
made and this can be done by plac-
INK the frame on the head and fol.
lowing the picture tFs. ~. stay
wires are run up and tied.
The frame proper. made OF rice
net or willow cloth. In formed on
this wire mold. Directions for max.
ing II will be given in the ne,t les
son.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-01-12

old dress that fits well and make
a scalloped girdle OF green paper
to go around the waist and which
will represent the leaves. The
waist Is OF the color OF the flower
which you are going TO be and you
could wear green stockings and
slippers. too. n possible. If not.
the latter. black pumps will do
very we'll
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-01-12
COMMERCIAL CLUB
WILL GIVE BANQUET

A thousand invitations have been
issued by the Seattle Commercial
club for its first banquet Of the
year at the Hotel Butler. January
rs. II. Van Hennseler Chase. OF
the Merchants association Of New
York. will be the principal speaker.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-01-12
HERE and Elsewhere

reserve At Bremerton-
Olympia opsns $4,000 postof.
flee
Crying baby ssvss vinsisno. NJ. j..
family from burning
Seen" Rosails Jones father
leaves si.ft7 $50 estate 20 widow.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-01-12
WILSON WILL VETO
LITERACY TEST BILL

WASHINGTON. Jan. i2.-Presi-
dent Wilson indicated today that
he will veto the Dillingham; immi-
grafton bill, as passed by the house.
and now before the senate because
II contains literacy test
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-01-12

Worried Edith: Send mo
your name and address imme-
diately. 40 | may answer your
letter privately. Nothing will
he made public.
CYNTHIA GREY.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-01-12
WILL SHOW GIRLS
HOW TO BE HAPPY

Ways and means OF showing 10
young girls the necessity OF home
training and its relations to their
domestic happiness we're discussed
at conference held Monday at the
Y. w. G.. A.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-01-12
BEACON HILL CLUB MEETS

The regular monthly meeting of
the Beacon Hin Improvement club
will be held Wednesday night at the
Beacon hill school house. The i'm
provemcnt of Dearborn st. will be
one OF the questions considered.