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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-08-29
CLASH COMES SOON
AFTER WAR is DECLARED

London, Aug. zS-Rumania's de-
cision to throw in her lot with the
quadruple entente coming simulta-
ncously with 1taly's declaration OF
war against Germany was quickly fol-
lowed by clash between Rumanians
and Austrians on Austrian soil.
The Rumanian third army struck
into Transylvania. the rich Austro-
Hungarian province. Immediately
word had been flashed from the war
ministery that hostilities had been de
ciarod Advance guards. came into
contact fifteen miles south OF Her
manstadt, according TO an official
statement reaching here tonight from
vienna Fighting also is going on in
The passes south of Kronstadt.
a statement issued today by the
French officials states that Rumania
has declared war against Germany as
well as Austria This Is not reported
from any other source.
May Decide Greece.
The entry of Rumania into the war
is expected to be the deciding in
huence on the future action OF the
Greeks, King Constantine is reported
tonight to have called a war council
1T Athens
Great demonstrations are being
held throughout Greece in favor Of
the entente, During a tremendous
demonstration of $4,000 Greeks be-
fore his residence. former Premier
Nonizelos, pro-ally leader. delivered a
speech which is accepted as a prac-
teal threat to the King that Greece
must join the entente.
Rumania's decision to make war
was announced at Q O'Clock last night.
bucharest time, but word did not
reach here until early this morning.
II led to tremendous enthusiasm in
London. The opening OF a huge Bat
Ram offensive which will cut the COM
municatton of the Central Empires
with Bulgaria and Turkey. win back
Serbia and Montenegro from the IN
vaders and end once for all the Ger
man dream of a sphere OF influence
from Berlin to Bagdad is confidently
expected.
The Rumanian ministers TO Aus
tria- Hungary and Germany are al
ready on their way home. The rep
resentatives OF the Central Empires
at Bucharest likewise have received
their passports and are leaving the
country. ii Is reported in News Agency
dispatches
Other Declarations Soon.
Easy declarations of war by Ru-
mania against Bulgaria and Turkey
are expected. great Russian army
Is ready to omve through Rumania
and strike at either Hungary or Bul-
earia or both. according TO dispatches
reaching here.
The Rumanian entrance into the
war is regarded here as the greatest
triumph OF the entente diplomacy
since the beginning of the great world
clash. Everywhere the view is taken
that 1t means the elimination OF both
Austria and Bulgaria and probably
Turkey as well from the conflict
The Austrians now find themselves
compelled 10 defend new border al
most as the entire Russian front
Rumania can select the points at
which TO strike at will
Her first invasions OF Austro- Hun
garian soil menace the two principal
cities OF Pennsylvania Herma nstadt
and Kronstadt Both are near the
southern frontier OF Hungary. Her
manstsdt Is about fifteen miles from
the frontier and Kronstadt. Transyl-
vania's greatest commercial center Is
only six miles from the border.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-08-29
CONSTANTINE SUMMONS
WAR COUNCIL At ATHENS

Athens, Aug. IS (vta LON
DOM .--Following news of Ru-
ulania's entrance into the war,
Hing Constantine has called n
war council TO convene here. IT
Is believed that the future action
OF the Kingdom will lc decided at
this meeting.
The incursions OF the bulgarian
into Greece are believed in well-in-
formed circles TO be bringing Greece
apprcciably nearer hostilities. The
popuIace is at fever heat. and num-
crous demonstration Of large pro-
portions are being held IN favor Of
q war on the side Of the entente
These reports reached Athens when n
thronE gathered around the residence
~ former Premier Nenizeios, cheer
ing and calling for an address
The speech Of the former premier
was In the form Of advice 70 the
King II warned the. monarch TO
prepare for possible rupture" and
20 prepare the army for eventualities.
Urging the cheering thousands be-
'oV him 10 send a committee to tho
King. NJ Eenizelos declared the COM
m.ttec should say 70 the monarch.
Your Majesty, YOU were a victim
81 persons who persuaded you there
thought YOU could violate the consti-
tuition.
Elections are necessary, but you
must not use your influence politi-
oaiiy. Tho present government is
necessary You should give the gov
eminent fun authority. You must
show tho entente powers benevolent
neutrality and prepare the army for
q possible rupture Of existing condI-
lions"
The selection Of General Moscho-
poUlos. commander at Saloniki and n
friend Of the entente. as chief OF star
has created most favorable impress
sion az has indeed, the general army
shake-up. which is taken az a pre-
urinary step Of mobilization,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-08-29
BOARD OF ALDERMEN
HOLDS LAST MEETING

The Board of Aldermen will sit In
final session tonight. A few minor
matters of business will be trans
acted, the minutes will be read, and
the board will adjourn sine die.
The new Board Of Aldermen will
meet In caucus Friday night for the
election OF officers. City Clerk August
will call the body to order. Some
member will nominate a temporary
presiding officer. who in all likelihood
will be President w. H. Adams On
motion. he will be elected permanent
presiding officer. and Alderman Jo-
seph u. Powers will be chosen vice.
president. City Clerk August will
than hA aiActAA olaxk Of thu beard.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-08-29
STOCKTON-S STREET CHILDREN
ENJOY BIG TROLLEY RIDE

Children Of the Stockton Street
Baptist Sunday School. riding over all
the trolley lines OF the city. enlivened
various sections OF the city with their
cheers and songs. The cars, well fill
cd, started from Seventh and Perry
Streets shortly after o'clock. and
the trip consumed more than two
hours.
stops were made at Byrd Park and
at Forest Hill.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-08-29
MtNrFtCTTRERS BIDDING
FOR SONNENRERG't DEVICE

Large clothing manufacturers In
New York and Chicago are corre-
spending with Louis SonnenbcrR. a
well-known tailor, at 400 East Mar
shall street, with reference TO the
purchase of his patent on device
recently invented by him for the pro-
lection and the lengthening of the
life Of trousers. The invention 10 q
device which will keep trousers
creased and prevent undue wear. Mr.
Sonnenberg received his patent Au-
gust %
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-08-29
TEXsN STATE BANK
COMMISSIONER SHOT

Dallas, Tex. Aug. 2S.-John s. Pat
terson, State Bank Commissioner. was
shot and fatally wounded this even
Farmers and Merchants state Bank at
league, Texas. Patterson had an
nounced that he would have to close
the bank because Of alleged irregu-
laritles,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-08-29
CZAR'S VENGEANCE ON
SERBS Is BT2I WING


I Paris Aug. IS Transyi van,s, IS for
RumanIa what the Trcntino Is for
Italy, The value OF the Rumauian
army beyond doubt causes great dis
ou.eiudo In vienna and Berlin because
the Austrian flank is laid bare to an
attack by General !ltescu the Ru-
mantan chief OF STAFF
Also. we cannot overlook the event
uaiity Of Russia sending troops across
Rumania from Bessarab ia to punish
he Buleartans for attacking the Serbs
IS the Gar sWore he Mnula 90
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-08-29
British Official Report.

London Aug 2S--NiRht report from
British headquarters In France: Our
long range guns today rred on troops
In transit at different places between
Bapaane and Miraumont The cnemy's
ARTILLERY shelIed our front intermit-
tentiy during the day. more especially
sAetween Pozieres and Thiepval wood
On other parts Of the front artillery
and trench mOrtars were active. es-
Ypeciahy opposite Calonne and Neuve
chappelle, between Anchy and Hohen-
xoflern and also west Of Wytschaete.
One hundred and thirty-hve prisoners
have been captured by US in the past
twenty-four hours on Saturday even
Ing a heavy storm overlook eight OF
our aeroplanes and FIVE have not re-
4urnsd
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-08-29
PAYS $50 REWARD
Mayor of Moorhead. Mimi, Gives This
Amount To Witness In Booze Case.

Moorhead, MINI. Aug, $50. P,
Grandskold. proprietor OF north
bridge ice cream parlor, was found
guilty of violating the liquor laws OF
the city and was fined $50 and costs
by Police Magistrate Wade
This was the first case to be tried
under the new ordinance governing
the liquor law violation in the city, re-
Gently passed by the City Council
Grandskold was arrested by Chief
Malvey.
The witness, a transient who testi-
fled against the defendant, will re-
ceive $50 reward from Mayor j. c.
Vincent, who recently published 6
notice that he would pay such reward
to anyone securing the arrest and
conviction of a liquor law violator
The reward is made personally BY
the Mayor.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-08-29

enemy organizations which had been
reported at the mouth of the Struma
Contrary to the statements made In
the Bulgarian communique OF August
rs, the Serbian troops instead of hav-
ing been routed in the region OF Ku-
kuruz have made an important ad-
vance and repeatedly defeated the
EulRarians
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-08-29

troops, led by some OF the most bril-
Want officers OF Europe. will cooper
zate with the allied armies at Saloniki.
#cfcaning up the southeastern corner OF
I Europe and clarifying the near east
ern problem.
Rumania has chosen the right mo-
ment Her wise diplomacy has en-
abled her to keep the Central En-
pires on n keen edge Of anxiety for
more than al year until her military
and economic problems were COM
pIete
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-08-29
GETS Money from Washington.

Representing twenty-five per cent
Of the revenues received by the gov
eminent from the national forest re-
scTvations located in Virginia, a check
for 81 ,037.2S was received by Cover
nor stuart yesterday from the Treas
airy Department in Washington. The
check covers revenues from the fol-
| lowing reservations:
Massanutten. $3.50; Natural Bridge
$492.70; Potomac. s4S.17; Shenan-
doah, $3.50 ga. White Top, $77,s4. To
taL x1.0372s
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-08-29
BERLIN PLAY MAKES
LIGHT OF BUTTER SHORTAGE

Berlin. Aug. 28.-At the Palace
Theater, near the Zoo, a play entitled
The Most Precious Jewell has prov
ed a great success. The most preci-
Gus Jewell Is half pound OF real
butter mot the awful butter substi-
tute) which two enterprising burglars
are fortunate enough to find when
searching for more gold in the safe
of n millionaire.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-08-29
Negro Held on Two Charpes

Benjamin Fields. colored, was ar
rasted yesterday by Officers Flournoy,
Wuest and A. NJ. Smith, charged with
maintaining gambling house at iii
South Lombardy sStreet. second
warrant was sworn out against the
man. charging him with being a fugi-
tive from justice from Pennsylvania.
where, 1t 10 said. he 10 wanted on q
charge Of assault and ba$tery.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-08-29
TO ATTEMPT RESUMPTION
OF IRISH NEGOTIATIONS

London. Aug. 2s.-Nrong efforts
are to be made during the parlia-
mentary recess for resumption OF ne
gottations for settlement of the Irish
question, according to reports in Irish
political circles 1t Is understood both
the unionist and nationalist leaders
are inclined to regard these efforts
sym pathetioally.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-08-29
BLONDE RABIES MORE
SUSCEPTIBLE TO PLAGUE

Chicago, Aug, 2S.-Fair- haired,
light complexioned babies are more
susceptible to infantile paralysis than
those with dark skin and hair. ac-
cording to DR. Archibald l. Hoyne. a
member of the commission appointed
to investigate the plague In Chicago
OF the nrst thirty cases brought TO
the Cook County Hospital, it was
pointed out today. only one OF the
babies was dark complexioned
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-08-29
SOUTHERN EXPECTED
TO RESTORE. DIVIDEND

At its next meeting. to be held in
Washington on September 8, 1t is ex-
pected that the board of directors Of
the Southern Railway will act on the
matter of restoration of the preferred
stock dividend of per cent. as the
earnings Of the company during the
fiscal year ending June 80 were large.
No payments of dividend on pre-
ferred stock have been made since
1914, when per cent script divi-
dend was allowed
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-08-29
,FsNTTRT AINNENT TONIGHT
FOR BENEFIT OF MISSIONS

For tho benefit OF the mission work
OF the church, tho mems bible class
Of st. Andrews Church will give an
entertainment In the church at 3
O'Clock tonight Refreshments VIII
be served by the younger members Of
the woman's auxiliary and very in
teresfing musical program will be
given
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-08-29
AMERICAN CRAFT RELEASED.
Owners of Cargo In Norfolk Must
Give Bond.

London. Aug. 2S.-The American
fishing schooners Maxine Elliott and
Lizzie Griffin, seized off the coast OF
Iceland last week by a British patrol
boat and taken into Lerwick, Shet-
land Islands. were today ordered re-
leased. The schooners will be per-
mitted to depart on condition that
the owners in Norway of the cargoes
OF fish give bonds to insure their ar
rival at a Norwegian port
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-08-29
Two More Vors Shelvefa

London Aug 2s.-A London FIX
change Telegraph dispatch from Rot
terdam says the German army Gazette
states that Generals Won husky and
Won Bern commanding armies on the
Somme, have been pensioned. The
dispatch adds that this makes fifteen
generals pensioned as a result of tho
S0mme fighting
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-08-29
rRFSGDi. POINCARE,
SiNn~ FFfICIT ATIONS

Paris Aae IS President Poin-
care sent the following message to
King Ferdinand 80 Ramanta. At the
moment when the EImanlan people IS
answering the call % 3ts oppressed
brothers. II enters 'esafutetV upon the
glorious road where PCS The certainty
set realizing it's national aspirations
Il ask your MatestN ~ receive for
tseif and fot lis noble people France g
Narinest CONGRATULATIONS
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-08-29

ri Paris. Aug. 2s.--Feport on opera
Mons in the Balkans
From the StruTna 10 the region OF
81umnica there were artillery en-
Judgements. East 81 the Cerna the
arbians continued their victorious Of
ensive initiated a few DAYS ago and
made some important new progress to-
Wards vertrenin. On the road from
5anica to Ostroyo the Bulgarians after
powerful artillery preparation made
hree attacks against the Serbian posi-
Mons. but were repuised with heavy
3psses. The artillery Are continues
With violence on this sector
GA The Bulgarians have occupied a
nnnaber OF localities which the Greeks
Aad previously abandoned west OF Ka =
ssNAiia.
Sosns English monitors borrbarded
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-08-29

Chicago, Aug, 2s-Former President
william II, Taft. here 10 attend the
convention Of the American Bar Asso-
citation, which opens Wednesday. de-
clared today that Chicago convinced
him lie was out of politics.
i walked four blocks through the
downtown streets and made one pur-
chase In store without any one recog-
mixing me-" the former President aald.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-08-29
Arrested For Speeding

Charged with running his automo-
bile faster than Is allowed by law In
Chesterfield County. J. T. Carter was
arrested yesterday by Detectives Duffy
and Bertucci and turned over to the
Chesterfield County authorities.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-08-29
King Constantine III

London, Aug. 29.-King Constan-
tine, of Greece. is Ill and was OPP
Grated upon this morning, according
to an Athens dispatch to. the Daily
News.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-08-29

Vienna, Aug, u Nipht oMIcIal-
italian thehter: There WAS nerce nRht-
ing on Couriel After an enemy at
tack was broken down under our FIRE
the Italians captured the summit hut
were driven out this morning
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-08-29
Greek Prince i'm London.

London, Aug. 2s--Today's issue of
the Court Circular announces that
Prince Andrew of Greece has arrived
at Windsor Castle.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-08-29

Y Ustrorraa ANa IS Duicial-Situa-
ton unchanged
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-08-29
CONGRESS WILL ACT

Continued From First Page)
The Detroit times., 1916-12-01
Penn State and Cornell
Are Help
less

Many surprising things happened
in the football sames OF rhAnksgiy
.ng day Colgate overwhelmed
ths much heraided Brown eleven
yesterday 2S 20 o. The Brunon
ans we're powerless against the
shif'y driving Maroon attach
7.hIch swept down the neld despite
ankle deep mud md a steady down.
pour 90 rain A. ever department
~ ,le game the brilliant Hamilton
e.eyen outclassed Brown The Ma
oon attack slid on tackle FOR sue
cess,vc Aret downs the Brown lines
men heins easily boxed
The first Colgale touchdown came
v ithn a,e minutes are- the whistle
View ,ariae he game. and from
thea ON Colgate ,ers,stently threat
ened the Brown goal
Anderson Spencer. West and
Hahben who painted for Colgate.
starred fov thc winners. while Htn
Hogses puntiug and the defensive
vork ~ Pollard wss the one re-
:eeu,ng tta,u-e of the Brunonians
paylns
Pollard made some herculesn ef
forts 20 sct away .or Ions runs but
20 rever had chance The line
behind which he had shone AT sea
on crumqled and on scrImmaEe
TO 1as continually -mo'hered.
There wasn't much chance FOR him
TO set avas with long returns -
purts because Colgate dldnt have
20 reut very often and tha footing
was 100 Insecure FOR open field ran
ing Pollard Vas tho star ot The
secondary defense however and
'ha, WAS au 'Lc defense Brorn
lad
on mo totem ,o'e a. the Uuirer
rs ~ Pennsvl.affa a Cornell scalp
-a. rerg Thursday afternoon for
.hc erzf time sIrce 1872 t-ndor
errioas smashing p, lighter team
alsy0z on -olden maryhy Acid
-ra ftrsra~s wr, down 20 defeat
~ toe hands ~ 'he Red and B'ue
teau hy the score % % 20 ? r.
vas ono % rho hardest fought
.-,..., .,.- COOS, ~ phraAsirAta 40.
The Detroit times., 1916-12-01
Three Players 1916 Ameca Nauey and Rhor Second Tea
Colgate, Pennsy and Pitt Winners of Big
Eastern Games Browns Team Is Crushed

spite the size 90 the score and
brought 20 Fraaklm neld its larg.
tst crowd on record barring none
$4,000 persons lining every avoila.
he space
n was the football classic for
Penn and Cornell and one ~ tho
most important struggles or the
east Corners yaunted line fell
ike tissue pape. until the third
period and Shfyrrick after the frst
i've minutes of play could not get
within reach ~ dolne work with
his famous toe
The Detroit times., 1916-12-01

IA alien territory State had hoped
for an advantage in a Wet held be
cause their team was much lighter
than Pitt ON the other hand the
hetty Pittsburgh backs never once
falicred on the slippery ground
In fact long runs featured the
same. Heron ian Is Yards FOR one
touchdown and Hastings 76 for an
other 4 thIrd came as the result
~ forward pass Hastings 10 De
Ilar, Hastings Kicked two goals
rom placement. and McIaren
snagged one touchdown on line
dive
In the west Missouri surprised
The world by beating Kansas by
margin of two iouchdoNns Notre
Dame did The expected and
slammed Nebraska. 90 20 Georgia
Tech virtually CInched the cham
pionship OF the south BY over
Vholming Auburn. bur Tennessee
and Washington and lee also are
rudefcated ia Nc south and will
hare Techs claims
The Detroit times., 1916-12-01
A Marvellous Baekfeld

ME backheld makes this BsteThzzeisk
II We doubt
Il Hastings
them all well There isn't backhd formation
which they could be
proposed Each hit the line Ike caagt f7-art With
pitcher
success and kick in every fashion knoan the
The quarterback OF The thrown ard Pollard q
assigned the pilots
or the Odmers who have
the 1904 nAmercan which
held TO be the most powerful Camp
Harvard and Yale
Fritz s iron He ha been woals
this has ~
turies He deadly
the nifest
ne them His fayorte
uuenty right
vicious Ahho
when in high school was the bes' dropaer
middle west Above all these
capable OF directing the terrific curtain which
with uJlf
uuarerbacks IN the history of Il
The Detroit times., 1916-12-01
AID THINKS HE
MUST BATTLE
WELSH AGAIN

NEW ORLEANS. Dec. Ad-
Wolgast S. demanding another Hznt
vtth Welsh thls morning. Tho oit
var horse from Michigan s all
wrought W because he T0o 80
round bolr from frankie Ra-ssl
here la-r night. Wo.gast was .n good
shape. and ne forced tha aghung
al The way AS usual At icy Russo.
chop ug r.s faoe while ne shook Up
F'rankies tarkey dinner
The Detroit times., 1916-12-01
BULLOCK rs
"a mlcHl0tNs REAL vat

tS> AHBOR Wic-. upr
s'eri1a bullock carctaear
90 Forty Fie'1 Cl1arhue 'Hd
place whore Hicf'r 1u
heroes dye dHrr footbsl' @
don Ann tfanr - unique
character Bullock taS bonn rm
plo5ad ar Ferr F.s1 fr }H
years and in thr o'tan ls f
$40 made fff running rae. f0-
Mirhigan's s'ar 7fr'r'ae lfe ao
'hc man wh0 u.ed t1 mend the
varsity football in 'aa DAYS vh.a
there was lust age ~ tnf leather
oyals in the uhoir unlvrrst-
The Detroit times., 1916-12-01
NAPLETTE CLAIMS
THUMB cHEHPtONs-I .

7v virtue n -3 ro v'cr1r-
over Cass Ciry ThanEsEirl-z cst.
Marlette hiSh school .s claim.
the football championship of te-
Thumb tistric.. Playing chiefly
IN its own district Marje'.f
lmsssed $50 points 90 90 .or r-
opponents This fall
The Detroit times., 1916-12-01
The Honor Men

n ACOMBER Illinois Qaaorhack gIretrg
IVv berth largely "A
Il a fe h not
VI bI tata- .t,.
the team Up plng hostile plays
Duchman fully worthy Of he
Berry of penhsy This little fellow
Macombe
touchdown
best In that position IN the this
the
srapsr Of Georgia Tech The leadng back tho south
of j.
best forward the respects and
Colgate who
and exceen, pun form third team baekd
The Detroit times., 1916-12-01
Wrestling at Avenue

Al.1 Thomas 'he syrian cham
pion wrestler ana Leo Pard, NO. the
italian nildleR eight hope are
scheduled 20 wrestIe A. the Avenue
tb"7ter or Friday evening tec l.
immediately after the regulRr per
formance rha-e is no extra charge
'or This event
rrtntinE--thV ptaia neat kird--thst
o. rtwht-- ffnse- .frh ns ~ -- " r'n $50.
The Detroit times., 1916-12-01
OIiphant and His -

L1PHANT running
i and kicking and saved ne game ey whipped
~ Nore Dame by bis
F . r.-f .-flat .-,
therefore grand oobale
aropkckng his champion
he ball thru broken held and bis
the
there little = ytar. .i
Hastings Is backhed star Of The
hailed Jimmy foofba
games In which Pitt involved declared
back they b1h
he besbaanced backned Of Kase- guns aI
blast Hastings OF the allAmercan
The Detroit times., 1916-12-01

FENHE AnAmerican Beckett ami West o.
tackle developed on me
II Pacific He Is fast and
defense grand % the bali or tae deceptive sok
this oHace and ne lad 'ao has
Ia
pieces yesterday He good kicker from placement and coahs
pride andjo On
The Detroit times., 1916-12-01

q squad FOR 1915 -o ~ f.e r-o0
- moreen than motesr}s
II n football
- - been a seldom
In talent A hundred aAnercans picked
days BY scbs u an o af r'+r r- 1o M r -f
lection s0ll K
picked % he Gne nart of W -ean ana
not "A man
The Detroit times., 1916-12-01

and ou Lpscornb
OF yander middle cody. Of
undoubtedly
alAmercan selections Cod, fell down in The
the word southern ~ thai The
who will lead ard VINO beat Babe
Weyand a tackle third
The Detroit times., 1916-12-01
The Center of the Line

addition
Black ~
fellows efforts
speed the Bulldog
Princeton
defense did
to specialized
$50 0pounders
The Detroit times., 1916-12-01
AUTO RACING
CLAIMS VICTIM

los ANGELES. Dec '-wrt
Res's ue Palma Aiken and foct
~ fAs good ones not entered. Edd."
Eicsen6acter won me l5o-uHe al,o
race ~ the Ascot TRACK yesterday
Cooper aas second and Pllen third
PHOENIX. Arlz Dec mech
aaicisn named Brennan riding rI'1
Armstrong was Instantly Killed here
yesterday when Armstrong racing
car plunged thru The fair grounds
feHce here Thursday afternoon T.s
driver escaped without serious r
lurv