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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-08-08
obregon and Trevino Confer.

The Carranza agency here is in re-
ceipt of telegraphic advices from
Nuevo Laredo repeating a telegram
from Monterey, which said:
Gen. Alvaro Obregon left last night
for Victoria and Tampico. after a long
Continued on Second Page)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-08-08
WEATHER

Fair today and probably Monday.
moderately warm gentle windA
Tempsrature past twenty-four houF0s
High. 81. at I pm. yesterday; low. IS, at
4 am. yesterday.
For full report see page 3.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-08-08

Continued on Second Page.l
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-09-14
Battle for Riga Raging
Fiercely and Germans
Aggressive
SLAVS WIN IN
GALICIA FIGHT
Steadily Driving Back
Austrians, Says
COmmunique

PETROGRAp Sept 49, -Evacua-
rion Of wilma wul follow tAe cutylas
OF the wilma Petr5graG railway. So
was semi-oHlciauy admitted today
The Germans have reached fHe
railway midway between Wilma aId
Dvinsk. severiug the raj communal.
cation between the Russian forces
concentrated about these TWO cen.
ters. one German army is pressing
eastward north OF wilma and another
is moving eastward from the region
OF Orany. Retirement from this
dangerous salient probably Will Hc
necessary within 10 DAYS
The battle southeast os Riga IS
daily growing more furious G"u
Won Beseler has been reinforced 5y
Won Hindenburg and is making
every effort 20 shatter The RUssa u
front on the DwiHa from Dviusk 90
within 30 miles of Riga The Ger
mans are renewing their attempt Go
cross the Dwiua near Linden under
a curtain OF terrific artillery FIRE
The Teuton army moving on
Dvinsk from the southwest has ad
vanced five miles along the Vliko-
mir-rd. This was officially admitted
today. but r. was stated that the
assaults upon Dyinsk from the west
have been fruitless.
Violent engagements are proceed.
Ing on every sector from The region
east OF Grodno 20 the Galicsan from
tier. but without important result
In the Tarnopol district the ears
troops continue 10 drive back the
Germans. taking prisoners and ma
chine guns. IN the extreme south
east the Austrians have suffered
heavily IN attempts 20 stem the Rus.
sian advance by counter ATTACKS.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-09-14
POWDER NEARLY
COSTS BOYS EYES

Stanley Dery l5-yearoid son ~
arthur Der. ~ So 7ll Maoomb-
sr. was badly burned about t1e
face While manufacturing war mG-
aln5ns" with other boys. a. N-
comb-st and NcDougal ave, Mon
Day afternoon. and it was "a fr 2
thought that Tho boy would lose hl-
sight Hs be- much better. Tues
day. and % is believed that Ria eyre
are not permanently injured.
Roy King. 70 years old Twin
rear the corner where the
don't occurred. vas demon train
-o crowd ~ young lods how 'N.
made shells GunpowdeT was 80
into n plcce OF zas pipe and
ea- berdiuK over the shell 3u.
10 exploded.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-09-14

plant taat would greatly emtaTrass
tte aIuluistfauou So they tssgrd
me order. banning policemen trou
a,. saloons. and g.v.ag tae rlsa' 10
watch The saloons gamblers seso-.t
and everything .fa. goes w.t.
v .deoFeu town 90 frne lance.
squad e. nine uel.
And aa' f'ar quad N#H H1. csc
reat=d 90 probe roo deeply afa '.t.
omen conditions secs Ni..rf
irE
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-09-14
DE DANSE
TO SHOW AUTOS

Ia Nc Palais ds Danse, WednD.
day evening. p tabloid apicWot
chow vill Do held 10 connection "i'a
t.e dancing tlo Arrangement asHr
ing fh epenfeie 'hat 1919 mod
NJ Packard Cadillac Buick rI'
mors. Paige Detroit s'1iehakor
NsKvell saxon Ford and Mud
cars Fli &c. displayed Tho car-
vlu De parked ln the promouad.
and .al'emer Nlli be on hand 20 eK
plain thaIr mrrts a program &C.
special dances uln Do given ar
automobile .oUFerirs % all kinds
VIII be- given away.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-09-14
DOWNEY SAYS
HE'LL TAKE
COMMAND

would Ike TO see someone else ~
command
"But as 10 my record while or
the squad. / am proud Of what ve
have accomplished 10 the last SIX
months We have made a record
never before approached. Twenty.
eight panders have been sent mp.
through our efforts, g drug fends
have been sent up.
"The fines that we have collected
from disorderlies. mostly women.
who have been taken TO court on
warrants, by Us. have averaged bet
ter than 81 200 a month for tnc six
months, and one month they
reached $500, The police record
show what we have accomplished
and / feel thar We have done won.
derfully well with a squad ot nine
men"
Detective Black refused 70 ex-
press any opinion when asked what
he thought OF the policy that placed
entire control OF an disorderly re-
sorts, saloons. questionable rooming
houses. women Of the streets, and
all gambling. in the hands OF a
squad Of nine men. in city ap.
preaching the million population
mark.
His only reply was I'VE have
worked hard. and have made what
would consider a fine record
Asked pointblank II Il were not
true that he could Immediately con-
troll the entire vice situation. 81 hc
we're given men enough. and discre-
tionary powers. without limitations
he finally said "Yos. 81 could be
done"
An old police Officer not IN any
way connected with the vice detail
declared that the men OF tho depart
ment are almost q unit I'm the BELIEF
that the free lance" squod was 5e
Ing made tho football ~ the admin.
istration heads. IN their EFFORT ga
get out from und.r" tho resron "a
bility FOR the wide open town. and
the bad vice condition. which hayr
been tho sou5o Of widespread com
plant
"Here We have a force 90 1900
police officers said fhis man
whose namc. for manifest reasons
cannot be- used Every officer CD
tho force has Instruction 90 Ieay.
the control ~ vice. saloons and
gambling ~ the free lance egf
which consists o. nine men Patr1f
men who try 90 take hand 81
Watching saloons or dlsorderly 70
sorts burn their fingers fo Hsc "a
department term. and ara liable ta
severe punishment
'Tko order keeping sU policemen
out az saloonA was not "a re- Ilt 90
ans moral wave ~ temperance for
the department hri was dodge 60
prevent pvlico officers f0m doing
police duty as Gar az tho saloons
are concerned
"Thc administration heals. .1
workinf oui their saloon policy. do
not care for any interference by
some bun headed policeman who
might make an arres, or com
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-09-14
PLEA WINS
NEW CLERK
FOR COURT
Continued from PaE- onep


-e' member ~ t.c committee.
voiced t.r need NJ an extra CLERK
aa said re- spoke
experience u tae
e
E police CONT budget
said nrar1rs have
r5' changed greatly IT. police court
r. Che a teF uas'a ard 'a.s
matter r-- -c-..-gsacy
AID Ha ARID .1a-a vtu bring
FL l'r..et rerc- -..4ey clz8t
s-t me matter r 30 fought ont
tr E.- ~ me council Noah
r -d srt clerk
5r ffsa heads NC
v service ELIGIBLE Bar for the
position.
Controller r-gs- ,atat 'rat from
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-09-14
CITY BABES
AHEAD OF
"RURALS'


place They were '1ro'at .'-Tsa.
P1r'. no $50 "arer-aFe "f,
Ethel F.-s.. Snatch Na ~ wan
-Clrarsve. -t Lar. June a.Est
$500 900 Mclean ave- Frs'
went to kathryn H..-''-a--
Start7aare and second 'e
7 Hertz 80 o. hHrlzrs'
There Ta- some lively cc-~r..
r10 among r-e baby bows f-'~
90 g months o't ~ cafes over
10000 F.;'h. - course .Hl-t t.-
contest no Detroit Highland rsre
and Nyn9aotte there 5s.ns 7o
tries from f-y arrs cay t
state outside OF pf.rc a
h.Sa.F11 Park Tad was awarded
fra blaze RIBBON 1a
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ave. la otar te '.af-r'
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NO. 3'- Safria-7-aF. a- ta.A
Linton. No IS Nc.mo1'-aFs
Or 'he cay Boys es'"e'a t'o
wears and .s months ai @2.'1
Harry Moore
ave. was pronounced tae most pr
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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-09-14

The wards nisy have their Hrook
Tyn Federal club riny - ntEht WHr
be ~ rould ne a iittis better 20 fheF
couidB't be seen quite 80 piaiuiyt
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-09-14

htE Increase g. fhr -uFpit 90 rns
u being recorded "a various rftfcs 49,
Tom jones travels over the ruuutrt
managing the nnatrs of Jesa ~Naitiard.
Wild west show performer.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-09
CORNELL is NEXT ON LIST
WASHINGTON AND LEE TO
PLAY EASTERN CHAMPIONS
VIII Go 10 Ithacn on ThurSdny-For-
ward PASSES VIII he Used
Extensively.

LEXINGTON VA, November s.
Having withheld three regulars from
The last championship game, Coach FL
cock had II strong eleven to begin the
week of training prior TO the Cornell
struggle Saturday. Swcctiand. Shultz
and Dinswall did not offer battle with
t0anok" College, ana Will be in prime
shape for the champions of the East.
Coach ElCock inaucUratcd tho train
ing for Cornell by delivering a forccfuI
talk about the strength that Cornell
Possesses. lie inspired his hcnchmcu
VINO stated that they We're going to
trouucc the New Workers. Following
the talk the Generals limbered UP, ana
then went through fast signal drill
In preparation for Cornell several
new plays viii bc given the Generals
AS washington ANA Lee has mad. :,
"oNdcFiu! record on forward passing
The coaches Will present a varicgatcd
assortment Of aerial shoots. Barrett
and BaSley practiccd the forward
Cy Young and Yanccy. two crippled
members OF the squad. appeared in uni
FORM for the first time i'm several weeks
aud are getting in shape TO rc-cntcr
able to oppose Corncn. Yauccy may
be used rs a substitute in the back
neId.
The coaches have presented the facts
IN r"gnrd to the attack that Cornell
VIII offer and have devoted some time
10 prevent Barrett aud Shivcrick from
surprising the Generals with their off
tacNi" plays. The Generals will leave
on Thursday for Ithaca.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-09
GUERNSEY GOES TO FULL
EOk HAIEi,RI.D ELI ,IIE AZ

NEW HAVEN. CONN, November s.
otto Guernsey went TO full back and
Claude BLACK to left guard to-day. re-
placing Nal ScoVil and Dick Kent i'm
the Yale football lineup Scovil may
enter Saturdays game, but his injured
thumb was so painful that he was kept
from the hours signal rehearsal.
church, who surprised the coaches by
his defensive play at left end, retained
the place. although the veteran Hig-
simhotham returned to practice.
The Yale coaches have decided upon
only two days of scrmmaging this
week, "a short bout being ordered for
Tomorrow. ana the longest practice OF
the week for "Wednesday. Three posi-
bi!it!cs, LEFT end. left tackle and quar-
ter back, will not be decided until late
this week. Tom Shcvlin to-day lee
turcd the players on their mistakes in
Saturdays game and explained his
Minnesota shift, or which Yalc's attack
Will be based against Princeton.
Yale men have been unable to cover
the Princeton money, which is already
here, freely offered at odds of five to
three against Yale. Yale has declined,
TO follow Princeton's lead in number
ing the players during the games
against princeton and Harvard. much
TO the disappointment of the home
crowd. The Yale coaches feel that
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-09
NOT AFRAID OF BRUNO|ANs
HARVARD REGULARS WILL
NOT START AGAINST BROWN
stars VIII Watch Ynlc PIay-EII Makes
Shiff-flScrs Get Mig
Reception.

go CAMBRIDGE. MASS, November s.
IN" varsity football players, who bore
tho hruut OF saturdays bitterly fought
struggle with the Tigers, were warned
d0-Hay 10 Keep away from the stadium.
l.ht:. were, now ever two men who as
sisted AT the Strengthening OF the Tigers
who showed up for work, and were
sprouts as the remainder Of the varsity
squad. Wcatherhcad played end for IL
snort time ON saturday and Mckinlocls
subbcd for King in the last two min
utes OF play. Both OF these men scrim-
mayed with team Is against team G,
the tuSsio ending in Il sCorclcss tic
The practice opened with black
board talk, with tho Brown formations
being gwen the most attention. The
game with the Brunoians for at least
two sea- sons has given Coach IIaughton
an opportunity to start his substitutes
ana take the regular players or at
least n part OF them. TO watch Yale
meet Princeton. Browns victory over
Yale on saturday has caused a differ
cnce OF opinion AS to whether IL would
he wise to take the regular team TO
New Haven on Saturday or only take
along several of the players. Some OF
the coaches think that the Crimson's
excess football baggage can take care
OF the Brown team, and consequently
All the varsity eleven could in safety
take III Saturdays game in the bowl.
AT amy rate, team generously
sprinklcd with substitutes will face the
Providence collcgians. and included in
the onlookcrs at the Yalc:Frinccton
game will be Captain Eddie Mahan,
Quarter Back Don Watson. Tackle Joe
Gilman, and probably Center Don Wal
lace and Half Back Dick King.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-09
wearing tho numbers allows opposing
players to break up an attack readily.
TIGERS MET RY HAND
on RETURN TO CA MpJ-S

PRINCETON. y. j.. November S.--The
Princeton football team received n
rousing reception to-day. Almost tho
entire UNDERGRADUATE body turned out
In II parade TO the station and met the
team upon their return from Atlantic
C!ty at 1910. Cheer after cheer was
given as the depressed team left the
train. and Wild cry OF praise greeted
Speedy Rush. Testimonial to Rush
was genpine. Regardless OF the de-
feat BY Harvard. the undergraduates
realize that their coach has nodded
together team which has displayed
more knowledge. training and ability
than any eleven in recent years. and
they believe that Princeton now has a
football team. which, with proper sup
port, Will lead tho championships An
hour after the team arrived Rush had
them on the field TO commence the last
drive before the Yale game. All the
regulars reported excepting Dr!gEs and
Gennert. The former was excused but
the latter has not fully recovered from
the slight injury which he received
saturday. There was no Scrimiuagc
for the varsity, and their hardest work
was an hours signal drill. The second
team held severe scrimmage with
the scrubs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-09
Amateur Athletics
80. BY PREP &c..

rake glance at the football stars
on the Richmond College eleven, and
1t can BE- seen that most OF these same
men at one time played for some one
Of the elcvcns in the prep school
league. Richmond Academy leads in
the number, having five, Tom Miller,
GOODWIN kuyk, Bob Whittet. Eddie
RodGn and Tiny Wicker. John Mar
snail stands next, with three, Bert
N"n!ilS, Mac Cosby ana Hugo Blank
chShip
Interest in prep circles is centered
on the game that is TO hc PLAYED TO-
morrow afternoon 1T Broad Street Park
between John Marshall High School
ana ana iici!mond Academy: Although, the
thah theIr opponents, they are expect
ca 10 put up II stim fight. The Mar
snaIiiies Will be handicapped 10y the
absence OF Lew StrinEcr, star quarter
back.
The game tomorrow afternoon is the
nat OF the prep school series. unless
that large crowd will attend. Win
One one cMception. the teams in the prep
finish.
more rentlcmanly bunch OF pir
skin chasers than those that journcyed
from Norfolk TO Richmond to plav The
ioc'I hiEh school eleven. had never be-
iofe been seen on a Richmond grid
iron. The Tars played 3; perfectly
clean game throughout, and the Mar
shallites look forward with pleasure
TO the game which is likely TO he
played with them next season.
Manager Terry. OF the John Mar
shall basket ;osscrs. is cudcavoring TO
arrange Il game with the Maury iIiph
school He is willing to play either
in !ichmond or Norfolk
With the return TO school Of C'aptain
plSsio Hargrovc, Punk PcndIcton,
Booster l:hmig and Venus Fuller, the
ohiE position on the basketball team
mat VIII be filled by a new man is that
o. center. Turner Bethel. now mt
Washington and Lee, played this posi
lion last year. Manager Terry is slated
ior IN" position, although at this time
mothinG definite can he determined
me new men, who will try for posi-
tlohS arc: Jennings, Hatcher ana a
number of others.
Unlike the basketball team tho trocI,
squad VIII be handicapped nv tho los
OF l;ecScn, Hancock and Graham. rwO
OF the letter men that have returned
are Capialn-clcct Anderson and Curt
thompson. Both OF these men are
strong in the long runs. ana I'h0inpsnn
has done little jumping. I:randI. =
speedy hundred man. is counted ON 10
snow up wei! this year, ANA then there
- u possibility of some new men bcint,
developed. Vaughan Gary. Il former
Richmond College star. viii be in
counted on to give the Marshallitcs
just as good team AS he did Inc
year The squad will be called out ns
soon as the football season closes
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-09
BOWLERs FORM CIRCUIT
EIGHT TEAMS OF FIVE MEN
EACH ARE READY TO START
Schedules VIII lie Made md League
starts Next weck-Inyntle
Petersburg TO-Night,

There Will be eight fYe-man teams
IN the Richmond Bowling Association
THIS season. and the schedule calls for
the opening games to be rolled next
week OH the Palace and the Newport
Alleys. on alternating nights. H. NJ.
Mcfarland was named as Il committees
OF one last night to arrange the sched
uic. which Will appear in this paper on
Sunday.
Formation Of the teams was com
pleted at meeting held last night ut
carry one extra man and will elect its
own captain Names and members fol-
low:
Notwithstanding. Bell. Lehman.
Ovcrman. Sutterlin and Williams.
Noldes Tip Tops-Whitman Brown,
Day. Blekers. Jennings and Nolan;
Tyler. Rowscy and Cook.
Newports-Bailcy. Hoen, Phipps, T.
Gordon. Farrer and Blair.
Wades tcam-Wadc, Alright. Cosby.
Nctherw God, liurch and Woody
Superiors--Dcasy. Rudd. Wallace, Nc
Farland, Thorpe and substitute to DO
named.
Newspaper tcam--IIarpcr. Tillery,
Bcardsiey. Burnctte. IIclfcrt and Lati-
Iner.
Davis Plumbing Co.-Davis, Smith.
Dunkle. Hicks. Richardson and Adams.
President Samuel y. Williams. Of the
Richmond Bowling Association, Will get
IN action with the jewelers. later in
the season, due to the fact that no
sustained while crankinE a car How
ever, he has taken the reins OF office
and Will see that the association has
smooth sailing.
Secretary Goctz calls especial attcn-
ton to tho rule adopted last week re-
Earding postponed games Whom n
game is postponed. the rules specify
! that 1t must be rolled of within two
weeks. If the captains cannot agree
on n night for the postponed game to
DC rolled. then a coin shall be tossed.
captains Of tho eight teams will pay
the entrance fee the first night tho
teams appear on the alleys In regu-
lar game The members are 10 pay so
cents annual dues
Tonight VIII be n gala night on tho
van Diem Alleys in Petersburg. 7, will
be the formal opening OF the alleys in
HEc man exhibition. and five Rich
inond bowlers VIII 20 against the best
IN PETERSBURG. Richmond will be rep
resented by the members OF the news
paper fraternity Messrs Goode. Hell
icrt. Buruette, Harper and I.atimcr
while Colonel Burgess will head the
tockatc City aggregation. II is prob
ab!c that nifty or more Richmonders
VIII 70 over and witness the exhibition
whit Whitman, manager OF the New
port Alleys viii go to Petersburg with
the bowlcrs Tonight and make ar
ranEements for tn. Petersburg PLAYERS
20 participate In the tournament being
planned for the Newport Alleys
WIiITfE1"S wHIMS WIN
FROM STATIONERY LADS
The Whittets Whims took two out OF
three games from tn. Virginia sta
uonerE team last night on the Palace
/ runs bowman was high score and
nigh average for the Virginia hovs.
while Mallory was high man for Whit,
tets Whims.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-09
WlTHDRAWS SPRING MAID
zen White VIII Keep Fast Mare aud
Put Her ON Zig Cir

Ben White has Withdrawn the fast
pacing mare. Spring Maid. from The Old
,G"IE safe ana expects To enter her in
IN" biG stakes on the Grand Circuit
next season.
Ben also will keep his sterling three
N""f-"ld tiotier. Carpathia. who trottcd
a milg over the North Randall track
IN D." -. with sixty days training.
anu trinc" lngomar. that half-milc
,i"tH bear eat of a year ago. Prince
Wei! as several other promising young
.iers' ana H." will not be raced fur
II'r re VII soon be brought to
'I,Nclhnd Tor breeding PURPOSES
Letue Lee ANA Queen Ahbcss. who
are owned by Ben White. viii he sold
q, tne Sew YORK sale. as well rs the
Knox, OF Buffalo - -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-09
ALI MEMBERS or VIRGINIA
Stt. tD Otf no l'RtC'IIGI,

'hAfti.bTTESNlll.E VA. November
S.-l!vcYy member of Tho Virw;nin var.
sity eleven who got into action against
Vanderbilt on saturday reported in uni
form to-day. Field Coach Warner, turned
me squad over TO Captain Coleman.
VINO Kept tn" men at practice until !
4" cIocN. Ia tn" signal drill every man
was in his place save Ward. who mas
an injured arm. but followed til" squad
up an" Town the gridiron. Coach Var
itr spent the afternoon in inStructiilg
lne nm" men on team Il, ana The fresh
.n"h eleven in the art OF breaking
ini"ugh. whii" Rice Warren busted
H'uStil IN giving team 6 the plays uSc1
~ 'hr University Of south Carolina
lhcsc VIII he tried out against tho
varsity until Friday night, when the
squad leaves tor Columbia
y lively half hour scrimna%n boz
'"e"n team y ana tie freshman eleven
concluded tho days work Team H.
WH''h included half Il dozen players
VINO VIII bc taken TO CoIumbia' un,,o-
iiHtod one touchdown. Rhodes carving
IN" bail across. The freshman squad
h'So developed a punch. Given the BAH
ON the twcniE-yard line, they twice
succeeded in rushing IL over lis GOAL
chris Ecnct, OF Columbia. who AS
S'Ni'I IN PREPARING Virginia for Van
horhiit d"claros that South Carolina
mas "A very strong team this year. II
. Is understood. however. mat ono mr.
NOR" stars Of the Palmetto team viii
y" "n' "i ihr lineup against Virginia
In" FRESHMAN team which has not
! nech score" on this season. will 20 10
Ahnapois on Wednesday, to tackle the
/ My I!"h's. Tho youngsters have q
clever quarter back In WarcnLnia,bt
| "i West Philadelphia High. and a
staring drop kicker in White who has
/ landed three iield goals this season.
puIhs n iull in practice This after
noon. u half dozen members Of Tho
! varsity eleven recalled the fact that
ihey mad played their last game on
hi!"h@,h I,i"ld The list includes Cap
Jh"k ltrnwn Moore, White and
l'nhnN berkeley. George Wayne An.
u'i'"lH should he win tn" Rhodes
|'h"iu' emp viii n!so he lost to the
',tm CAPTAIN Coleman graduates in
~ academic department. and Will re-
. ,hii 60 i"f" a professional course hut
{ ~" pH'&"d Four years. Mayer will take
/ nus u'Sr'" III the law Rchool, Moore in
| We medical school and White In tho
academic department.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-09
ARMY SQUAD NOT
DISCOI NAGE:D nN. DEEE AT

WEST POINT, y. Y. November s.
The Cadets We're cased up in their
work this afternoon. The varsity
players who participated in the Cruel
ling struggle with Notre Dame last
Saturday were sent out on "A brisk
nike through the mountains with
Trainer Tuthill. and the coaches and
the balance OF the squad went through
n light practice on the plains. The
Cadets are not I'm the least discour-
aged by Saturdays defeat. Notre Dame
flashed a strong team, and orc that il
was no disgrace to bc beaten by. Iud =
mutt. forward, and Ncyland are bruised
so that they may not be in the rough
work for few days. Otherwise the
team is in good shape and spirits