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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-07-06
Kireblidbe Uaaeridbtsn.
4euernannte Biih1fe.

Ser 81. Sdter erndnrte tolgenoe
8iI60fe: Rier. Dan. Solep gum BIZ
i6of bon 8aQarat (Iuitrnlien) Wfigr.
Sean 0omascene, 8. M. Gap, alim
9ii6of bon Sort gictoria (Sep6eaess
Srieln), Rier. s. 9. ge. De 8uebriant
gum apoltolii6en @ifar in Canton
(gbina), Ni9r. gbangeltite, 8. W.
Gap, 5um apoitoIii6en @itar bon
Nrabteu.
Mlte s6peitrr ppn slutp set6btet.
0ubuoue, Soma, 90. Suni.-
S6ipeIter Raria @tuifreo (Srancts
O'@orman) cine Sniaiiin bcs bteit>
gen Nutterbauies Der garmher3tgen
Shpeitern, tpurbe Siensta9 Gbeno I'M
6ofe bieIer Qnitalt bon einem Iuto
il6erfabren unb erlag ibren 8erlebnnz
gen seitern Na6mittag. Ste mar 80
Sabre alt unb taub, 10 baB lie oas
Guto tpabri6eiuIi6 nitt eebort bat.
Srbuaue, Soma. - (Spe5ials 8or>
rcI~ponbens.) Ser bohip'ite Serr 8is
i6of Shpebnh o Ga groNe. Wis..
berbrutte am nergan9enen Samsta9
einige 3eit bier in Subuaue, auf ieiner
0urtreiie mad aieIer, 8is., mo er am
Senntae in Der 9emeiroe oeS bottp.
Srn. @reioelbineer bic fl. Sirmuns
rert6eiIfe. am Ra6mittag fam Der
bottp'ite Serr pieoer mad Subuelie
suriid' unb 6ielt iih BET Srn. Sic.
Conner auf, I'm ii6 ant Uepnta9
Rorgen nadb SidepbiGe, 8is., gu be-
geben, tpo er Die III. Sirmun8 ipenSete.
salem, 9. 9af.-(Spe5ials &orrez
iponoen5.) Bonn 80. SUM- big gum 2.
S,uli tpurbe in Der bieiisen ct.
@ariens @emeiube bns 4o>itiinDi9e
@ebet abgebalten. - Sim IS. Sunt
murbe bier Die Brtmi3 bes hofip. Srn.
g. 81. S6eier eefeiert. Ser iun8e
8rieIter bat feline Stubieu I'M Sole
p6inum, Columbus, Sbip, 9emn6t uno
lpurbe bort am ~. SUM pom sod
ip'iten 9iifof Sames Sartlep bon
Columbus Sum Srieiter eetpeibt.
2u1emburs, Soma. = (Spe5ial>
&orreIponben5.) Im %. Sum- feierte
Der am II. Stunt in ct. Srancis, Bis.,
getpeibte bofip. Serr 8m. 9pesinser
feline erite bl. ReiNe. Rep, s. 8.
SberbroedIin8 aiIiitierte babel. als
Siatpn funsiertc Der bo6n. Charles
8pesinser, elm 8ruber bes Birmingham
ten uno als Subbiafon ber boftp.
Better Sriebmann. Geremonienmeiiter
mar Der bo6tp. 8. S6ub uno bic Seit>
preoiet tpuroe eebalter bonn bodp.
tSrn., Sobn Sriebmann. Gntpeienb
tparen dn bic finf5is SrieIter, Die Iae
am gmpfane i'm Shulbauie nno am
Seiteiien, mas bernoh i'm Seime bes
8rimisianten aufsetiiht tuurbe, tbeils
nabmen. Ser iun9e Rrieiter 1T ala
aiiiitent mad ct. 2ucas. Soma. ers
nannt pprben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-07-06
&pnsert inn Union Yarf.

Ser Subuquer Sdneerbuno tpirb
am nG6iteu Sonntag %. Suli)
Ibenbs inr linton Rart etu &pn5ert
gebcn unb 5tpar inter 2eitun8 bes
Serrn Yrofefiors Otto. auber benz
IGnnertor tpirb aud Der @enlii6te
Gbor mtttpirfen. ferner bas Yrof.
Sbrpeber'i6e Srdeiter uro cine Gns
5abl Srbuquer Soloiiten. Sas
Scuti6tbum Der ShliiHelitabt lit
ipe5iea al bieiem &on5ert eingelnben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-07-06
suIanae Der Wprrath samert.-Nel

Splanse Der gorratb bauert.-Neue
pluto Hoab Raps, Snibenformat,
pauerbaft %gcbunben, Der foI9enoen
Staaten gu pertaufen: Soma, Suinois,
Risconiin, Nebrasfd unO Siio@9 afota.
SpeSiaIpreis MIR 10 Gents, in Silber
ODER @rieimarfen. S~r9enbtpelhe brei
fir % Gents. Gatbulic Irintins Gu.,
Dubuque, Sotpa. bd
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-07-06

= Sic Soipa'er Electromagnetic I'M
Camp Sobee bate bis Wiontng Nors
gen nod feline Naridorbre erbnIten.
bn Die dr6tlife llnterluduns unb Die
Nusmnitcrhng nod nid,t bcenbiat ipar.
Yon ben TAT Subuarern ipurbeu 16
entlaiien, ba lie nid)t Die p~orgeidries
beue @robc uno aorpcr'hipcre Eatten.
- Sarms SDpotbeten All ~pertauieu
burd Sran5 8. 8cibe & s o.,
8. Stod i'm 8anfs unb S%uiurauces
@ebdube. lleber 35 Sabre Srfabyung.
- g. Wjl9tng. oeutider Gbnoiat
unb Notor. Banf II. S%niuranee 0Ibg
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-07-06
Mhtumg, Gatboltfen!

8uie @elesenbeit. berbeiiertc- 5armen int
NeeensiirteI nube Staot uno airhe, 5u err
perben. Ydno eienet iib beitens fir 8eiretoe,
aorr, 3iebJudt uno WiIhpiribihdtt. suss
'aesei6uete Gruien. SiinfSig Dleilen bon
Ssnper. 8uie Giienbabn nno SGnoitraben'
geouemIihfeitcu. Shreibt an
5. q. antgbt,
8or 302, &Iheri. Colo.
Heiereu5: 9ep. u. s. &arfin, reiioicreu'
Der Biarrer.
geim S6rei6en crtudbue man bieies 9Iatt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-07-06
gerihiebcues.

8aibineton, 9. G.-Senator
Stone reiebte cine Heiolution Elm, in
ipel1er Der Yrdiipent NM grtbeiluns
ndberer Iusfuuit pariiber eriud)t tpirb,
oh llnterbanolungen be5ii9lid zines
Sanbetspertrases nit ben Nliierten
i'm 8an8e ieien.
@ abingto II, >. 6. - 9as
6aus .beniQtgte $27,536.00O gum
8auf bon 8affeu unb anberem
&riessmaterinI.
@ abingtou Il, 3. 6. = Sbne
Sebatte nabm Der Senat Die Yeniionss
8etpiui9un9s s@orld9e bon S15S, 000,s
900 on.
8aibin9ton >. 6. - Ser
Scnat nabm Den &onferen3s 8eriht
5ur 8epiqisuns o $S5, 0O0 900 fir
ben Ban gutter 2anbitraBen in Den
ndbiten fiinf Subren an.
CONDO zSer iapaniihe CANT
pier .Soietip Waru" unb bic italie>
niltben 9ampfer CLARA" unb .Npenz
tino" puroen bon Saufbooteu beg
ientt unb Der boqdnoiife Sampfer
,8aalitrpom" itranoete. Sic Wannz
idaft bes leeteren purbs gerettet.
8aibinston, 3. 6. 9as
io9enaunte e aplor 2 y it e m" fir
Irbeitcr in Den gunbes> Sdiifsbaus
bofen lit bonn Heprdientanteubau5 nit
1877 gegen 115 peripprfen iporben.
@oibingtou II. 8. G.-Sn 81
Sefunoen nabm Der Senat cine
0rin9lihfeits 9erpilieung bon $780,
100000 fir Die Norine nnb bas Seer
an. Weitere 100000, 600 puroen
am 90. Slni pom MilitGrfonlite oes
Senats fir Die Irmce beipiui9t. Sns
folee Der merifaniid)en Gage peroen
lpabrideinlit auberbem nod penigs
items $4O,000.0 600 fir militdriihe
3pede geforbert.
Seulab, q. Sat.-Giue polc
Wili5fompanie, beitebenb ans lauter
Seutihen, ut bier 9ebilbet iporoeu.
Nne Ritelicber bcs Seutitcn 9unocs
baben lid, ODER ibrc SGbue CUR Der
fiisune geitelt unb Die aompanie miro
Dem Yrdiibentcu ibre 9ienite anbietcu,
iobalb lie or9aniiiert lit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-07-06

in 8rieftpediel 5u treteu. Bbotos
graphic I'M eriten Brief ertpiiniht.
Werbe ielbe 5uriidididen, tpenn nift
3ufrieben. @breiiiere: R.%2.-217,
bieies BIatt. 7,6,a
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-07-06

Su %perfamfen. - GerbeWerte go
Ider Sarn,, brei Neilen bon 2ipers
more, Slumbplbt County, Solpa. 2ipers
more liegt an Der ". & ct. g. unb on
Der Iod Sslano GiIenbabn, bot fatbo>
liife unh proteitantilte airfen unb
cine atfrecitierte 8otibu!e. Sarm lit
nebenbei MIR IA @eilen bon ct.
Soiepb, nelhes einen Store. beutitc
fatboliiSe Stride unb S6ipeiterne
ihulc Sat. Sir Ndberes ihreibt an
=. 5. 9line, Gsent fir Den NatlaB
o Setter Slime, Houte /, 8obe,
Soma. 7,20,a
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-07-06
Sana Gnuntn. Minneinta.

trodenes 0etoelano uuo 8ieic; out einses
admit. @uies neues Saus. 5rame. Stau, file.
benoes gSafier bps eagpe .9atr. etpGs sntes
SoI8lano. Nu StnateiirdBe. Ia Wetlen bon
Iifter airbe mno 9farrituler. s6oncs Seim
iiir iatbolif6e Samilte. Greis $4,000. $4,000
baur; Reit an mdsiger geoinauu9en. Moore
9auo Co., @asle Seho, y'inn.
Beim S6reiben erlpdbne man bieies gIait. :
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-07-06
Mufsepabt!

@initeu sic cine SarTt 81 falitelt III elmer
8eaenb. no ous 9auo 10 gut 1T. pic c. farm
g~eianoen prroen fam, no iib cine
pruhtooue airbe uno S6pciterrttnlc mo
cine orobe @eMeinoe 6eftnoei. Saq5 Sic
nift &aes finoen, fpie in bebaupte, ipcroc i6
Sbrc Neifetoiten beBdb!en. Beferen5:. Sygcno
cine gani In Gberoiee 9onnip.
3. 3. Collins,
Wlarcl@, Soma.
Weim Ghreiben eripabne man oieies WIaIl.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-07-06
2ebreriteQe aejuht!

Gin eria9rener 2cbrer nno Sreuniit futt
pafienoe Qsbreritele In elmer iuiboli'den Sc
nlctnoe seer 2iitrifi'S buie. II. 9.-216,
btefeS Blati.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-07-06
gu %berfaniem.

1900 sldcr beionocrS Suies Dtinneicta
grairielano, $50 bis $50 per &der, Siniac
!gleilen bon SlGot uno iG:DoIiifer airbe eni'
Seihic 3a9lnngSsNeo,n9nn9en S6relbt
an Sieenibimer:
j. NJ. FRENZEL,
450 Fuller Ave, st. Paul, MINI.
gsim saretben erlpdbue ulau sisies SIati.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-07-06

8eiuht.-@in 2ebrer fir cine
2anbgcmeiube in 8anias. 3eueniIie
perlanst. Ian 9ebe 2obn an. Nbreis
liere: y. &.-21O, oieies 8latt. 7,6,a
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-07-06

Sm perfaufen.-@ine Der beiteu $40
Ndcr Carmen III Suttinion County,
g.. Snf. Sdpnes, rolises 2ano., gang
eingc3aunt, quite @ebduoe. cine Ieile
bon fatboliihcr Stride unb Shule.
"a Wteile bon Siitrift : Shule. p
Neile bon Nnrft. Sir ndbere Iuss
tunit ihrei6e an Bog s., Yarfston,
z. Sat 7.20,a
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-07-06

Stelenaeiudl. = g%rfabrene fatbos
liife 2ebrerin iuht IniteIluns. Ioreis
iiere: Z. G.-213, pieles Ylatt. 713,d
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-07-06

8ilb bes 81. 3aters, 10 BEL 20 Boil
groB (paiienbe 8roBe gum Ginrabs
mem, III REDEEM Sarbenbrud mad
Der neilen Sleoerapb@ Wetbooe, porto
irei lnb gut berpadt fir nIr % 9ts.
%perianpt. Seidcfiet ems fir guer
.Seiml Tau abreiiiere: Catholic
printing Co., Dubuque. ga. 2,17.ba
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-07-06

@abinston II. >. 6. = 9al
Saus .bepilltgte $27,536.00O gun
&auf bon 8affeu uno nnberen
&riessmaterinI.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-07-06

0eiuft. - aatboliiter Seutihz
Imeritaner, % bis 80 Sabre ait. fir
cine Sarm iiir ben Reit Der Suiion.
WuB @riabrlin9 in Sarnarbeit boben
inb gut NIT Yierben %um3useben pers
iteben. Wau ihreibc %ioiort. Nic
Wicolai, Milnor. u. Sat. 7,6,a
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-07-06

9entihe Satbolifcn! - gerbeHerte
Sarmen bel STRIDE mnb Shipeiternz
idule 81 bertauien. Beseu Ndberem
ipenbet gud] ar 9beo. Shmis, Bone
iteel, 9. Saf. Hefcren5: Hep. ". q.
SeinSmann. 7,20,a
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-07-06

@ abinstou, 3. 6. = Sbne
Sebatte nabm Der Senat Die Seniionss
Sepiai9un9s s@orld9e bon 1858 ,000,s
600 an.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-07-06

WsGofen seiudt fir ~al9emeine
!SnlIsarbeit nui Sarm. &eihte SteIe.
Ibreiiiere: ". W.-225, bieies 9latt.
n 7.6,o
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-07-06

effort seiuht: Gin superldiliser
Sarmarbciter. WRan sebe perlau9ten
2obn an. Noreiiiere: Gbas. Seim,
Selepue. Soma. 713,a
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-07-06

Griter Slim frei eitipidelt. Yrints
3 Gents. 8ramer, Dor. 81. ct.
Marps, &anias. 7,20,u
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-07-06

Stelengeiud. = &utboliide Game
iud,t SteQe ais 2ebrerin in Sodihule
ober Ifabemie. @riubrung in nelleren
Spraden unb engIiih. Ipreiiiere:
3. M.-224, bieie5 glatt. 7,13,a
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-07-06

8nibinston. >. 6. - Ser
Senat nabm Den &onferenss 8eriht
5ur 8epiQisuns bon $S5, 900 fir
ben Ban gutter 2anbitraBen in Den
ndfiten fiinf Sabren an.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-07-06

Sie
II Der Md
II 5tpeibui
Y felbit |
II fonte ID
IWpnatd
'Ireitihat
1 Sunrn,d
Ibie Gni
IrHituns
.Ibaber
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I3rnppei
lpflesun|
lbIeiben.
l0enera4
| Sie 8
.Inah so
lantt belt
lrebe gel
lei uuo
lbie Som
Northern light., 1916-03-01

the herd was beginning. Here and there collieS darted with herGers running to and fro, and ina remarka- bly, short time the herd that had been leisurely feeding i'll scatterd squads was rounded up and i'll position,
 LASSOING WILD BULLS
 Tie re fan be5l whel seventeen experts with tie lcsso wet into tie herd to lasso wild bulls. Thirty mi..rtes wee given each morning for this contest Only hornless bulls were to be taken and no catch was co :nted unless the man with tie lasso put his hand upon the bull To the IL. i..tilted cat>hilg wild bulls might seem al elsy thing to do, but on all si6es the up-aised horns of hundreds of deer moving rapidly. mace it quite difficult to drop the lasso Cow" upon the sleaking bull croucli,.g 2 along at Ire nendous rate. So wi.y are they that when the lasso Whiris thru the ai- that tie bull will le P far ahead or shy o.f to the right or left il o-der to do !ge what it fe ITS
 During tie first thirty minutes Oliver succeeded 1 i lassoi. g two a;.d four others llssoedo .e each. T esd,;y Oliver caught two more 1nd Tho mas came tip with two. Wed,. .esday Oliver succeeded in catching four ard Thomas ore, which with ole Caugl t Monday mace Thomas total of four and Oliver winning first prize with q total of eight
 SHOOTING CONTEST
 Tn this land, where much depends
 T. I.
Northern light., 1916-03-01
HAiF MILE PITCHING RACE

Six tries. 'I>he deer were lined up at starting place where elch deer was tie1 ,uul,arl essed, by a halter to the sled with driver standing by his siCe. At a given signal by Supt. Johnson every man threw the harness ol the deer g:asped tile reins and was of with scarcely a good bye But not ali got of the slme instant, for d few made mis g'abs. The above race was declared closed when they returned to starting place, but not until tie deer WIS unharnessed and hitched by halter to the sled Carl made best time which was 5 min, 2S sec. Lewis making it in 4 min. sec.
Northern light., 1916-03-01
SHOOTING CONTEST

Tn this land, where much depends upon the art of fine shooting, this is one the features of the fair
 Monday morning came clear and cloudless and just cold enough to mike it interesting. There was but little atmospheric movement At ten o'clo K the Rifle shooting contest be-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-10-07
'CAROU|NIANS PLAY
PRINCETON TIGERS
With Strengthened Eleven, Down
Homers Believe They Will
Make Good Showing.

(Special>to The Richmond Virginian.)
Chapel Hill. Oct. S.---The University
OF North Carolina football squad has
left for it's game with Princeton Sat-
urday. The squad will be composed
of twenty men. exclusive OF coach
es and managers. All of the first
string men will be In the lineup,
and in good condition.
J. C. Tayloe, who II was thought
would not be able to play on account
of excessive work. will I'LL his usual
place in the line. The Wake Forest
game last Saturday showed, certain
defects in the offensive which the
coaches have been trying to remedy
during the past week. The men have
been drilled especially in getting off
and following up punts, the forward
pass, and end runs. These depart
ments of play have been essentially
strengthened since Saturday, and the
team is now physically At for the
struggle with the strong Princeton
eleven. AS this is the first game
away from home, and with the team
that has the best chances for win
year. the coaches are making every
possible.
The one year rule. which is in its
first year at Carolina. makes 1t neces-
sary for the varsity to use only stae44
men as were available last year, and
also gives the freshmen much
stronger team than ever before. Con-
sequently 1t was no great surprise
when the freshmen held the varsity
to a six-to-six tie in thirty minutes
of play yesterday. Several freshme en-
are showing up well in the scrim-
mage, which augurs we'll for next
year, when they will be able to play
on the varsity.
From now on the varsity will have
as opponents in scrimmage the fresh
men, this being deemed the best meth
cd of training for both squads. Sc
cret practice will be held for the last
two workouts before the departure
of the team. The probable lineup
for the Princeton game will be: Tan
dy, center; Ingram and Grimes.
guards; Ramsay and Tay1oe, tackles:
Proctor and Love. ends; Johnson.
quarter; Bethany and Fitzsimmons.
halves, and Folger. fullback.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-10-07
National Flaas.

II the question were asked which
country's national Tag had been long
est In use the answer would b either
the dragon banner of China or the
chrysanthemum flag Of Japan. The
former has been used from . very
early period, and the latter Is ~ old
a. the present dynasty In japan, which
u the most ancient In the world.
Among European national nags that
Of Denmark, white St Georges cross
on a red ground. Is the most ancient
having been In use since 1919. No
other flag has existed without change
for anything like the Same period as
Z national emblem. although there arc
royal standards that are older.
The Spanish colors date only from
17S5, and Great Britain's Tag In its
present form WEE first flown nfter tho
union with Ireland in 1901. The stars
and stripes Of the United States was
first planned and ordered by Washing
ton Of an upholsteror In Philadelphia
and formally adopted on June IA. 1777.
London Spectator.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-10-07
MARSHAILITES BATTLE.
SPIDER SECOND TEAM
Game Will Be Staged This Afternoon Broad Street Park
Beginning at $3.50 o. lock-John Marshall Stars
Out of Game Owing to Injuries

Considerable interest Is being mani
tested in tho game to be played this
afternoon at Broad Street Park be-
tween John Marshall High School and
tho second Richmond College eleven.
This game will be called promptly at
$3.50 O'Clock, with Robert Miles serv-
ing ~ referee.
Tho MArshallttes will face the coll
leG1Ans from Westhampton this after
noon with Z badly crippled team.
Johnny Core, who 10 captain Of the
team, and who runs tho team from
quarterback. IL out with 4 bad leg,
and there II hardly . probability Of
him even being able to got into uni
form today. Ollie Devine, another Of
the High Schools m4instaye, who
plays hAlfback. il also out with an In
Jury, ana there 10 no chance Of him
getting into the melee. III. Smith,
who has been playing guard, 10 also
on the injured list. and no will also
b missing from the lineup.
Northern. . brother OF Mort North
srn, who played with the Mcclure
Unaverdty School for several seasons,
will. I'm all probability. take Cores
place q quarter. willis "a. Smith will
douotlsss play rAght ha1fbaok for
one Of the backneld positions in to-
days game, sustained an injury this
week that will alec keep him out Of
the oontAgk with Captain Core ana
Dsvlne out of the hne-uv Il WIN leave
only tWo spGnlAFs - tho baokaeld,
kAsy being Tho1hpeon. a fullbacA. ana
11Gg No 1Iays AAlf Ilartdge, who
- a ay1ng 4: esnA
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-10-07
Football Games
Today

Virginia vs.. Yale, at New Haven.
Washington and Lee VS.. Army. at
West Point.
Carolina vs. Princeton. at Prince
ton.
Georgetown VS.. Navy. at Annapolis,
Richmond College VS.. Catholic Uni
versity. at Washington.
Randolph Macon VS.. Union Theolog-
zeal Seminary. at Ashland.
Hampden- Sidney vs. v. p. l.. at
Biacksburg
william and Mary vs.. v. NJ l.. at
Lexington.
N c. A. and M vs.. Davidson, a.
Charlotte.
Vanderbilt VS.. TransyivaniA-at
Nashville.
South Carolina vs. Newberry. at Co
lumbia.
Alabama VS.. Southern, at Tusca-
loosa.
Auburn We. sewans. at Birming-
ham.
sewanee VS.. s. p. u at sewanee.
Georgia Tech VS.. CUMBERLAND, at At
ianta.
wake Forest VS.. Guilford. at Wake
Forest
Tennessee va, Maryviiie. At Knox
VILE
Mississippi VS., Jonesboro. At Oxford.
Georgia VS.. Clemson. at Anderson.
s. c.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-10-07
Randolph-Macon
Plays Seminary
This Afternoon

Especial to The Richmond Virginian.)
Ashland, Va, Oct. 6.-The Yellow
Jackets will battle the Union Theo-
logical Seminary eleven here this af-
ternoon. AS a result of several in
juries sustained in the game last
Saturday with Washington and Lee
and in the scrimmages this week, the
Jackets are In very poor condition to
meet the Preachers today.
Though handicapped by the loss Of
Piker Hughes. the Preachers have a
formidable lineup and the game this
afternoon 10 expected to be a hotly
contested affair. Last Saturday the
William and Mary Indians won from
the Seminary by a 7 to score, and
the dopesters will have a chance to
get a line on the local team and the
Williamsburgers after today's game.
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Tigers Expecting
Hard Game With
4 Tarheel Eleven

Princeton, N. j., Oct give min
utes of scrimmage was all that Coach
John Rush allowed his Tiger charges
this afternoon. The weather was
rather sultry, and consequently there
was q little let-up on the usual hard
practice. A hard game In expected
with the North Carolina team on Sat
urday. but there probably viii be q
light scrimmage tomorrow IN view Of
the short period OF real work today.
The same lineup which started the
Holy Cross game last Saturday was
In against the second team today.
with the Single exception Of Amss,
who was ut quarterback In place Of
Eddy. These two look like the two
best bets for this position. but there
IL little to choose between them. and
Haas 10 running . close third in the
race for Frank Clicks Job.
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| Despite the fact that several are on
the injured list, the Marshallites are
boiling over with optimism and be-
lieve that they will present lineup
this afternoon sufficiently strong to
give the collegians a hard run for the
honors-f
IAttle news has been emanating
from Westhampton as to the pros
poets of Richmond Colleges second
team. but 1t 10 known fact that they
will have strong lineup in today's
game. There arc several former pre-
paratory school players on Ahe team,
and they should be able to make
things interesting for tho Marshallites
throughout the contest
The collegians have not yet decided
op their lineup for the game, there
being q number Of good men on hand
There 10 a probability Of about fifteen
getting into the contest against tho
High School aggregation.
The Marshallites win lineup a.
follows:
Hale. left end; Hunter, left tackle;
Taylor. left guard Dugan. center:
Eldr1dge. right guard; Terry. right
tackle: Anderson, right end: North
Smith. right half. and Thompsom, full
back.
The game win be called promptly at
$3.50 o'clock and record-brsakinx
crowd - expected to be on hand 70
witness the hoottlities. Most az the
students from the Westhamptoa m
et4eut4on VIII be there TO do = 6tk1o
gAh.rAh4ng for their boys. while tn
|1fASuhalfitee win b out On usa1aA
~ OonAo0 should ~ 3 go04&0o;
snefl IN
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-10-07
WHITE S0X V|CTORS
OVER CHICAGO CUBS

. Chicago, Oct 6--Prendergast was
the target for some healthy smuggling
by the White sox this afternoon and
the attack Melted the Americans three
runs. while Claude williams held the
Cubs scoreless. Jackson led the slug
ging for the Sox, with three two
baggers, and Weaver assisted with q
triple. The National Leaguers were
outplayed throughout the contest
Score by innings: r. II. e.
Nationals 200 600 1000 s 2
Americans ..011 col 0o"--3 0
Batteries: Prendergast. Mcconnell
and Wilson; c. Williams and Schalk
Umpfres, Htfdebrarfd- plate; By
ron, On bases; Evans, right field:
Ortiz, left field.