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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-21
CITY JEWELLERS
MAY GET FARMS
NEAR Il PAsO

ICY MORNING JOURNAL SPECIAL ttseep WHEEL
Chicago. Feb. 20. - City dweliers,
tired of trying to wrest satisfactory
living from Chicago, Will be gwen
chance to go back to the soil py tne
United states government, according
IN an announcement today by Albert
q. Leonard, settlement agent OF inc
land reclamation office here.
Mr.. Leonard stated he had accepted
the proposals of owners of l6s,oOo
acres of land near IGl Paso, Tex, %
furnish homes to a large NUMBER ..
families. The first experiment woulu
be made with forty famllles M.
Leonard said. Forty parcels OF elsnS
acres each viii be set aside for settle-
ment. The government agent Woulu
select that number of families ana tAe
government would build his home on
| the land and dig irrigation channels
and wells. ,a
For the settlers part, they would
/ have to supply horse or NIUE ana
| the necessary agricultural impie-
ments. ~.
one-half the yield of the land for
several seasons would be accepted N
full satisfaction of the purchase
price, Mr.. Leonard said. -,
IF necessary the government VIII
ADVANCE the money to buy imple-
ments," said Mr.. Leonard IL is
| rare opportunity This land VIII De
worth s5Ge an acre within three years.
zone Chinese with one acre loon
$1,000 out of it in a single ce'ery
crop last year. ,.a1
''The El Paso region Is lrrigateo
and has an ideal truck and trult 81,
mate. Three crops can ne IaiSou
there each year. If the experlineh'
proves successful other similar settis'
ments will be made. Each Dig cl's
i can supply a quota Of unemployed
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-21
AUSTRIA MEANS
To RAISE A BIG
CROP OF WHEAT
Every Available Acre Of Ground
Is TO Be Utilized for Support
of Population During the
War.

tsS aosslNo JOURNAL srsessl lessHo wiari
Vienna (via London, Feb. 20, S;2O
p. m. 1.-THE appeal issued to farmers
Thursday by the Austrian minister Of
agriculture in which he urged them
not TO leave single plot of ground
anywhere uncultivated. was followed
today by a peremptory decree by the
Austrian government to land owners
TO SOW at once every available part
OF their ground with spring wheat
Where necessary, local authorities
are empowered by the decree to pro-
vide labor for this work and to re-
cover from the sale of crops the eN-
penditure incurred. Failure to COM
ply with the edict is punishable by
heavy fines or imprisonment.
The minister of agriculture was
quoted as saying in his appeal Thurs
day:
peace depends more than ever
upon the work in the fields this
spring. The power of the army and
the security Of the state are eondi-
tional upon the productiveness OF
agriculture"
The question OF food supplies In
Austria Hungary is daily becoming
more acute according to recent news
/ dispatches and the government has
confiscated all stores of grain. The
shortage of fodder for cattle is great
~ increasing the gravity OF the sitn-
| alton
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-21
hardware Men TO Meet.

Roswell. y. NJ, Feb. 2O.-The Ease
ern New Mexico and Panhandle Assoc
citation of fIardware Men will meet IN
Roswell the middle OF next May IN an
nual convention. While the official
program has not been announced, IL
has been decided that Rev. Charles
ID. Darling. pastor Of the First Pres
byterian church of this city. will de-
liver the opening address. J. S, Lea,
mavor. will make the welcome adj
dress II is expected that more than
100 hardware men will he Roswell :
puests during the week. The travel
inc men of this territory will give q
barbecue to the visiting hardware
men during the event.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-21
prc,arinr Great White Way.

Roswell n. NJ, Feb. 20.-The poles
have arrived for the boulevard light
ing system on Third street, and are
being installed. These are ornamen-
tai poles with a three-lamp cluster,
and eight TO a block will be Installed
four on each side of the street from
PENNSYLVANIA TO Grand avenue, along
Third street. Both sides of Main
street from First TO Fifth streets, and
on Second street from Main to Penn
sylvania avenue will also have the
great white way. The property own
ers of property abutting along these
streets are installing the lights and
then. when finished, give them to the
city. which contracts to maintain ana
paw for he lighting.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-21
FACES As FAIR
As AN ORCHID
Are Possible When Stuarts Calcium
Waters Are Used After Meals TO
Clean Up Skin Eruptions
And Discoiorations.

When a face Is covered with blotch-
es, liver spots, pimples, blackheads,
etc, Stuarts Calcium Waters will act
like some magical charm. However
there is nothing magical about them.
They are natures own way of cleans
ing the human blood and preventing
it from filling the surface of the body
the skin--with pimples and little
skin eruptions.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-21
SUGGESTS CONCESSIONS
BY AUSTRIA TO ITALY

Rome, Feb. 90 (9:S0 p. m,)-The
Frankfurter zeitung, in a leading ar
ticle today, suggests that Austrla
should make territorial concessions
TO Italy TO insure the latter neutral-
ity. according to the Amsterdam cor
respondent of Reuters Telegram COM
pany. i,
The article suggests the holding of
a conference by Germany, Austria
and Italy TO discuss their grievances
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-21

Roswell, n. NJ, Feb, 2O.-Chafies
de Bremond, commander OF battery
A, has received official notice from
the state department that the annual
federal inspection of the Organizes
militia of New Mexico will be made
nv Officers of the United States army
a. Roswell on February %. Quite a
number of recruits have been added to
fine roll of Roswelrs crack battery
and il is expected that the battery
will get the Al favorable mention II
has received for the past two years
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-21
MUST BE AMERICAN
CITIZENS, SAYS JUDGE

Chicago, Feb. 20.-"No man can
serve two masters declared Judge
Clarence n. Goodwin, of the superior
court today, addressing fifty-fve for
eigners seeking their final nautraliza-
ton papers. you are to have no
other allegiance than that 10 the
United states, and no mental reser-
vation when you take the oath OF
loyalty. The United States wants nc
citizens with divided allegiance. Tn.
less you have come with heart anc
mind single in devotion to the United
states, you have not come in gooc
faith
Most of the candidates for citizen
ship were natives of Germany. Rus
STA and Austria Hungary.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-21
R0SWEL[ JUDGE
IS PLEASED WITH
BURSUM' 5 CHANGE
Granville A, Richardson Finds
in Recent Views Of Repub-
Iican Leader Endorsement
Of Democratic Policies,
,,,,e,.l eosssspo~osses 70 @osasa ioosa.u

.,,,,t rosRrsPonpGhce TO MORNING joUsasll
Roswell. n. NJ. Feb eo.---Judge G.
richardson being asked for his
oninion Of MIR. Bursum's Interview
unfinished under date of February
n in an Albuquerque newspaper.
said
81 have read the interview re-
eorred 20, with a very great deal of
interest. I know Mr.. Bursum very
we'll He is n capable man. and | am
,,or, alad TO see him at last taking
he democratic view of government--
,hat Is. greater measure of local
self.eoyernment, a disposition TO en-
dorse home rule of the people.
mink this is a great gain to the peo-
ple Of New Mexico,
Democratic Theory.
~ notice that Mr. Bursum says
that he assumes a county salary bill
h going 10 be disposed of by the leg
islature. also notice that he says
mai the matter of fixing county sal
ariee should never be brought before
he legislative assembly, and that II
has no place there. The democrats
beld that view in the constitutional
convention. many of them, and an
,icinated what the troubles would be
IN the legislature We insisted on
Tho constitutional convention fixing
cnnnty officers salaries in that in
strnment. and then leaving il TO some
iocal authority to fix the number Of
deputies and their compensation,
where it is necessary 20 have depu-
lies. but Mr. Bursum, at that time,
much TO my surprise. was very much
opposed TO that constitutional proNi-
sion He always led the opposition to
the democratic view of progressive
government Some of MS commended at
that time that the convention was in
n better position TO arrive at Just
and proper salary than any leeisla-
ture could possibly be, and that the
delegates in the convention would
come nearer doing justice to the tax
payesr and the officials.
stood With Stand-patters.
yet. MIR. Bursum, thought at that
time with other of his stand-pat
friends. that it would be legislation,
and il was not proper TO have pro-
vision fixing salaries in the constitu-
ton. although in the later constitu-
tons of the western states, that pro-
vision does appear. If that had been
done. seven months of the Legislature
Of New Mexico would not have been
wasted i'm a fruitless effort to deter
mine what the county officials should
receive for the labors performed IN
their offices, and further in justice
TO those officers, they would have
known at the time of their election
exactly what they were to receive Tor
the performance of their duties. TINS
new proposition of MT. Bufsum p
maj is coming to the idea of great
er measure of home rule, may be
helpful to the people of New Mexico
THE democrats insisted upon the
initiative and referendum, upon q
county attorney rather than distrlcl
attorney upon a county court WIN
certain civil and criminal jurisdic-
tons. and doing away with the pro-
bate court, and giving the county
court. SO established, probate Juris-
diction. We favored a different cor
poration commission article, ana 9
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-21
different article with reference
taxation.
Mr.. BurSum Has Forgotten.

inherent article with reference to-
taxation.
Mr. Bursum Has Forgotten.
MT Bursnm seems ms say, to for
get these matters much as the re-
publicans hope that the people will
forget the matter of unseating mem
bers OF the legislature, who We're
elected By the honest voters Of the
various legislative districts The views
of Mr. Bursum expressed in this in
terview Is hopeful sign in New
Mexico and his conversion TO opposite
views from those which he held SO
long and enforced so strongly in the
constitutional convention, is an adj
vance in the stand-pat thought, and.
among the leaders Of the republican
party. much desired. but, considering
all things, Unexpectedly attained.
can attribute this only, in "A man
like Mr. Bursum. as the result of
some good thinking. He has been
among the people since the funda-
mental law of New Mexico was form
ulated and he has been looking from
the outside towards the inside Then.
he was looking from the convention
| hail, outside ! really feel good about
this
Extends Congratulations.
II want to extend to Mr.. Bursum
warm hand Of fellowship in his
ascension TO the ranks OF those who
/ believe In a government Of the people
for the people. and by the people,
and not a government by the bosses
Many more should follow his foot
steps, and il would result in a bet
ter legislation and better fundament'
al principles of government In New
| Mexico. Il is concession made t
the democrats that their CONVENTIONS
lin the convention in the formation Of
our constitution were RIGHT, and tina
the republican leaders. who dominant
ed shat convention, were wrong. !
will take us possibly a quarter OF
century to trim up the constitution
by proper amendment to place 1t upoi
an equal footing with the advanced
fundamental laws Of the western
states.
in conclusion. let me say, Lest n
forget, Mr.. Bursum should renal
at santa Fe and endeavor TO con
vert other members of the thir'
house to system of laws. whereof
the people may have the creates
measure Of -govrnmnt.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-16
RICHMOND BEATS NORFOLK
HERMITAGE CLUB WINS
CONSOLATION PRIZE,
Locni Golf Club Loses to Second Tc,r,
IN scmihnnis on Chevy Chusc
Links.
Especial to The Times Disn,tcb :,

Especial to The Times DISPATCH
WASHINGTON. D. c., October ~
me hermitage Golf Club. OF Rich-
mond' by defeating the Norfolk r:oi,
Ciub. with score of 8 to 3. won tho
hrst consolation prize offered at tho
ahhuai tournament Of the Middle Al
iahtic states Golf Association. played
ut the Columbia links this af,ernoo,
The Columbia Golf CLUB won tho
match when il defeated Chevy Chase
to /. S"asc'
: The Rchmondcrs' lost the second
lcaih match seminal to Chevy Chase
thlS morning by TO |. their Lore
score being made after Il hard fight hy
j. III. Belvin. W
Kelvin in Long Match
Hahlhcl l)aiZcll. OF the Chevy Chase
,iub created interest by defeating
lanes y. donaldson. the Middle Al.
l"htic states champion. Next in in
terest was the aging OF James Far
ron: OF the NVrfolis club, whose match
win iiclNin, Of the ierrnitaye was
the longest OF the day, as befor" q
winner could be declared the golfers
went to the twcnty-Grst hole. Barron
hnally landing the match.
Inc results OF the H.rmitare-Chevv
match were:
hermitage Golf Club-wiliam Wal.
lace, %: w. W. Neal. o: NJ Peek. o: i
II. Bclvin. / !. s. Jones g. Total !
chevy thasc-SamucI DaIzcll |. Il
~. ELLIS. |: Wolcott Tuckerman |:
Reeve Lewis. o. Morvcn Thompson. L.
Total, 4.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-16
CAROLINA LEAVES HOME TO
TACKLE HILLTOP WARRIORS
fnrhrri Pinned for Annual Cum.
NE"ihst Georgetown ut Wash
inEtnm In-DnN

DURHAM. y =. Octnber !, 60
ilna's football squad twentv-tv,o
sti"n%. left Durham Tonight for
Washington. where, ON Tomorrow. II
ile"tS 'c"r@tt"wn on the Sridiron.
nam made the trip with the agar.sa-
ton.
Iicad Coach Dogcie T"enchard am
n"uircd IN" following authoritative
lineup: Hnmcwood. right end. WRIGHT
l"ri end: Jones. T., right tackle: Ram
soy. left tackle: rayloe. j.. right
guard: Cromwell. icf; guard: Tandy.
center. Long. quarter back. Reid
full back Captain Tayloe. rieht h,ir.
Townsend. LETT half
Scrimmages have been held every
DAY during the week with the cXcep-
ton Of to-day. Light signal drilI was
the "rGcr Of this afternoons final pr.c
uc" b"G%ie Trcnchard did not ac-
company the squad on its Northern
trip.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-16
Harvard Coaches Satisfied.

CAMBRIDGE MASS. October IL
me the Harvard coaches arc in
ciIn"d to believe that the Crimson is
IN FOR Il hammerins tomorrow i'm the
contest with Virginia. they seem con
hHeht that their offensive and defon-
slNe play viii have enough on the
SneeHN c"n4nerors OF Yale to bring
nome the bacon. Unless driven 10 i,
harvard VIII make no effort to score
'hrou2h formations that are helm.
pr,ctIc,d for the Princeton contest.
IN close contest. Captain Mah,n.
whitney and Robinson are drop-kicl;
"rs VINO may bring victory Harvard
The Crimson rush line. defcnsive,v.
ms been 50 far loose aud uncertain,
The forwards fail To follow up their
an,,;mi charges or daily too long
aE"'hSt their opponents Another
'ault Is lack OF agGrcssivcncss The
coaches. however. have worked them
h"rd this week IN an cndcavor TO round
me defense into something worth
Dragging about, and to-morrow's game
VIII SHOW just how effective have been
their efforts N ~
Inc lineup tomorrow follows:
Ends. Soucy and Hart: tackles. II
CurilS and Gamer; guards. Dadinun
ana coW"n: center. Taylor: quarter
Whitney. ''''
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-16
LOCAL ANIMALS Do WELL
RICHMOND HORSES SHOW
SPEED AT RACE MEETING
Pauline TIiidn Runs Fast Hrut. hut
Goes Lnmc-l."ru>t Hug Wins
TrOttinS Event.

Pauline Hida, a chestnut mare. own
cd and driven by :. T. Earring Of E!ch
mond, made the mile in the first hca,
OF tho 2:l2 pace at the state Far
tracks yesterday afternoon in 30, 81,
and because OF lan"ncSS WAS drawn.
Gentry Dictator. owned Icy the Edge
Hill Stock Farm. Shawsville. Va. aud
driven by Homer Jautson. was second
in the first heat and ia the second
nerless and Eertram Mckinney cnme
i'm one and two In tho third heat
l\ittie Eannerless again won with
son sent the brown goidmu in q VIM
iler IN the fourth heat. and licrtram
mckinney, who had surut himself. did
not enter the hfth. Gentry Dictator
,acc without kittjo E9unorlcss, caus-
tns him to extend himself
r. Earns. driyins Loc".' Bug,
from field of eight Southern star,
bay Gcidiug, owned 10y w l.. Bass.
az Richmond, was fou"th. third aud
second in the heats and captured sec
reldirc. owned 10y .. r Finncy. Of
onanCock, Va, finished third. second
ana nth and took ,hrd money. with
Frince r. owned ana driven by j. w.
1ioll. sevcnty-iive years old, Of Whch;,-
rreasue. Va. winning fourth money
Five Stnrt in Stcrplrchasr.
There were five starters IN tn" King
Corn stecnicchaso. all the horses maxi
jns The jumps without falls. Atma.
"wned by \ u nulnmey, won: -Four
~ Baltimore. Md. was second and
louie Love owned hy Louis Mcl(.
N.-ry man: third.
lon went against the 2:25l-f record
81 pacing and trottiuG. and each won.
Devil Hal pacing tn. mile in 2:22 i.
1iapena pacing the course i'm 80 tia,
"nd Cuby Dillon trotting the mile in
:lsi-c
Results
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-16

In The Merry Widow" in which he
made his biz success Donald Brian ras
proclaimed Ia" most popular matinee
iaNoiit- on the American stage In
The Voice i'm the Fog" a perturbation
Of Harold Mac,;rath's novel. which is
the attraction at the Little Th.ater
again to-day, h. seems To have become
one OF the most popular iaNorit"s OF
the screen. and has tested the capacity
oil the house at nearly every perform
Nuc-. The Noic" in the Fog" is one
OF the most delightful screen dramas
seen here in Il long time. Donald Brian
Is SUPPORTED by am excellent cast. and
the PHOTOGRAPHIC and scenic effects can
best bc described as faul,l.sS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-16
Co1.I:NIN ".
ADJUSTMENTS
LAUGHS PILE AND TOPPIE.
AND HOI SE linI.I,S ,In

like Baby Nine" by Marrare,
Mayo, Twin Beds" by Margaret MAYO
and Salisbury Field. isn't the prettiest
farce in the world but like ii again. il
is certainly one OF the funniest. There
Is httle of wit. to distinguish it: its
comedy is almost wholly that of situ-
alton. put what does one expect OF a
farce: If ii makes houseful laugh. It
mas accomplished its purpose.
80 iar as the. audience at the Acad-
envy Of Music last night was concerned
II more than fulfilled its purnose After
the first act, which was introductory
and explanatory ana slow. there was a
chuckle. laugh OF q guraw every
second or two. and AS the laugh situa
tions piled UP in a topping heap th.
house rocked in sympathy
1t would be useless to follow the in
volutions, cOnvolutions. ORGANIZATIONS
and combinations of the pl,:: besides
1t would spoil the enjoyment OF those
who Will see one OF the two perform
ances to-day There is Il young man.
VII" has young wife: there is an
Italian tenor. who has u Jealous and
wise wife, and there is another youn:.
man, who takes unto himself a bride.
They all come TO live in one aoartncu,
house. the rooms in which are fur
nishcd and papc!cd in like fashion. The
Italian tenor gets himself Solscd
tumbles into the wrong apartment and
tumbles into twin bed that isn't his.
while the iirSt young husband is at a
late party. Then tn" morning comes
everybody Is innocent, but scared, and
there YOU are,
There arc only seven in tho cast. and
the company NOW playing Richmond is
competent. for the most part. The
bright light Of the organization is An
toinette Rochtc. a woman about the
size Of the Statu" OF Liberty. with the
figure OF Mrs. Venus herself. Besides
thcS" Items Of equipment, she possesses
comedy method that should have
made her a star lour ago. The part OF
the singers VIE is fat. bat she makes
II immense.
Louis Alberni. very evidently an l,al-
ian. is also amusing as the singer. Ills
drunk scene is ahsurdly ovcrdouc. but
the whole thing is absurd. 50 tho scene
goes with whoop OF jOy Wyrl"y
Birch and Mary Barry. the newly wcds.
have little to do. but do that little well.
and the servant Of less stafford is
satisfactory.
The leading straight part That Of
the young wife, is played by Iaiua
curZon. whose artificial doIlyness was
individually and forccfully effective
with last nights audience. Opposite
her Is William Lewis NOl;c, whose
light comedy is neither light nor
comic.
1t matters very little about these,
however: the farce il almost actor
could max" Infringing Up Father
funny.
Twin Beds" goes Skating along over
the ice. but it doesn't break through.
and il will make YOU laugh.
lvU;. lag Gordon.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-16
BIG RACING MEET ENDS
WY .nirh ANNUAL Races at Lexington
'i",r With One LEFTOVER
Event.

LEXINGTON. ky. Ocioh.r Try.
!-'hiLd annual meeting OF the Ken
,uchy Horse Breeders Association
S.oSen Today with the finish of the
rifu over from yesterday. Nav Direct
HihnihG INC third heat and the race
second neat having CONT to Patrick
-" boieoh Direct, started by Geers to
s nus pacing mark OF 200 a.
Etawah. also driven hv c
,hs ' rni, 10 beat 2:o3 Ii. and trot,cd
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-16
Nrilludi.t- Nlntk I.n,d
BLACKSTONE SCORES MUCH

BLACKSTONE -. October J..
the Lawrenceville High schoo! in f"n,i
bah to-day. winning by Il scor.. Of -,
TO o. Lawrenccvillc wa coupl.t.Iy
outclassed, and at no stage OF ~.
game had a look In, failing TO ,n.,itc
hrst down during the contest. 10
name the stars for BlacksioH, Womb
hc TO give a lineup OF the team T.,
coob led tho scoring with -four toucn.
downs TO his credit. while Guy plny"d
I" great game in the line Meredith
played best for Lawrenceyille
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-16
GRID BATTLES TO-DAY
I.orni.
hIH'S ". Randolph Macon.
Sf:tfr

Iorni.
Blues ". Eandoiph- Macon.
state.
richmond -. & NJ. /. AZ Licking.
William and Mary VS. Uampdcn- sid
ny. at iiampdcu- sidney
Washington ana Lee IS Y T. o.,
koauoiic. - ~
i'"Iiia. At Harvard
i'"nnSy lvania. At NAVY
Lafayette. at Princeton
colgate. ~ Army
ii"cEucll. at Cornell.
Springfield. at Yale
Vermont at Dartmouth
North Carolina. al Gcor-e,ovn
Amherst, at Trinity.
,"r!!sI", at rittSburgh
N'l.amS. at Brown
''e'i ISbUre, at Penn stat.
SWainnur-, at Ersinus
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-16
Neff to Quit Diamond

Washington. American Icnrue
UNITY lnncldcr VIII Go into
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Stnr.
CIIARLOIrESNIL VA. Octo-
Der i1.-DouElnss Mem. utility innn
on the Nationals. who hns bern
spending several days ut the Uni
,rrSit! with his brother. DIR. Nrn,
has gone To Winst0n-Sulem to Visit
ms sister. He expresses his inten-
tibn ot giving up professional bnIf
ana going into business. lie will
probably join nm engineering corps
IN PENNSYLVANIA next month Mem
Joined nsliinEton while n student
ut the University of Nirginin, hny-
ing attracted the attention Of
Clarke Griffith while the NATIONAL.
were training here.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-16
Georgetown Ends Practice.

w ASHI NOTION. October lJ.-F'inal
DI"Ctl"" FOR tO-mOrrow'S game with
IN" University of North Carolina was
hclh to-day by Georgctown's gridiran
PLAYERS. with. the result that Manager
on decided TO use practically the
sam" combination against the visitors
that defeated the Navy.
georgetown supporters expect vic
tory after hard battle. Interest in
the contest runs high. as defeat would
seriously affect ccorsctown's chance to
win the South Atlantic championship.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-16

cary Field here this afternoon. Ellis.
me Academy left half, got away for
lhirIF-hNe yards and touchdown on
reiaEcd pass in the last part OF tho
nrst period. Somers kicked goal BY
Il series OF end runs ana forward
passes hampton carried the ball in the
third quarter to the fvc-vard limo ",
james crossing the goal on the fourth
attempi. Cooke kicked goal Hamp-
Ton played q fast snappy game while
the work OF the heavier Academy
eleven was somewhat Iis,lcss