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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-17
Do UNTO OTHERS
AS YOU'D EDONEB BY
Al Least. Mrs. Oncta Bethel.
50: Partan Street, This CITY.
Has That En,iahIc View
OF Things.

NrS E"the! says that Inc. relief has
heeh :" great ,hat She desires to SAY
something in rraisc Of The mcdicire
Nh''n hcipcd her She Is also anxious
10 Acip "thcrs as She was helped. Mrs.
hctheiS own statement follows:
II have suffered for scy.r,I y.,,
Win consultation. Sick headaches ana
,"i"|incSS My appetite was vcr, moor
ANA lost flesh CONSTANTS /, was :,
great effort 10 walk across the room.
ana neVer accomplished this feat
W''h"nt becoming Very Dizzy and helm
less |, seems 70 the | was forever
taxing some sort OF medicine for con
SITUATION. ana things were getting
monotouOus.
Running ia the loca! papers 7
read mum Der Of testimonials of per-
sons who had taken Tanlac, and thcv
al seemed to praise II In the hiShcg,
degree. noticed several cases that
were almost exactly like mine. so 7
thought l'h try the rev medicine My
relief. after taking just one bottle Of
ranlac. has been so great ,ha, :,m
ANXIOUS 10 recommend this excellent
remedy. II Is Zine; and, due 20 TanlaC
! am feeling better than have 70.
y"arS. am very thankful 10 the
p"opl" who made their cases public
:or II was through them that | was
lead I" use this Wonderful preparation:
and. TO make up for the uncqua led
GOOD they have done ne, an! Goinc.
to make my case public in the hope
that l. i'm turn. NAV be the means OF
h.lpir" some one else know that
Taniac j. tho very medicine for any
on" who needs buulding up. and should
they he suffering ~ vas, they
should not hesitate 10 rive it a trial
Personally. cannot say too much III
praise oil this Master OF Disease"
Tauiac, The Premier Preparations
of which Mrs. Bcthcl speaks so highly
is now sal" in Richmond. Va, at
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-17
Safety or Convenience
BIZ William Brady, III. D.
Every six months. or at least

Every six months. or at least every
year. every adnl, should Undergo a
complete physical examination i'm all
respects as rigid as tho most pains
taking life iTsurauc" test. This is a
boost for the family doctor of course
Bui u II We're thu custom. instead Of
the exception. the standard of public
health would be SO much higher there
would be 50 mucl! less sickness. that
the poor doctor would come on, on
the short end OF tho bargain after all.
We quote from g letter written by
q reader:
live far from The city ola q rural
route. but set The paper every day
and | cut out and save AL YOUR arii-
C!eS 1t is hard 10 yet a doctor to
come where 10 car line passes haudy
by. Ten days ago suffered "a sever.
attack of collie soon after a hearty
dinner. The cramps continued mor.
or less Up l" tho present though
abatinp I'm severity. am now eating
only broths and liquids since day
before Yesterday, The kidney function
Is extremely scanty, though no pain. /
would also like 10 know II = slight
irritating discharge indicates any So
riou> trouble. am forty-ninc and
passing through the change g: life. I
HAY" mad fine health, am rather stout
and ford. the mother al three children
,npw grown up) Please lcr mo Know
what E"H think, as soon as possible"
In rradm. IN" mca-er history the
woman Offers sc think sometime" Xix"
this
p,oiuaiue poisoning: No. more like
J.! gladstone collie 81 maybe renal
utiduey stouch collie. cr--cuuccr, YES.
stout hord, picture o. health. mother
OF several childrcN--CanCcr. Just The
typo. Irritating discharge cancer.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-17
Medals Awdrded
for Loyal Service
President Harrison Presents
Them to III Employees Of
Southern RoiilOay.
Special to The Times Dispatch. !

ALEXANDRIA. VA. March 10
handsome bronze medals for loyalty"
were presented by FairfaX Harrison.
president Of ia" Southern Railway
Company. 10 ~ employees of the
Washington division at "a meeting hold
to-day at odd Fellows Hall
President Harrison mad. !, spcech i'm
which II" said tha, this was one of IN.
most interesting moments of his life.
Out % i1.0on employees. l.7sS have
served the road more than a Quarter
OF a century. and ,hirty-four more
than half u century
President Harrison shook tho hand
of G. w. Han, !, blacksmith. OF ,hi.
city. VIII" has been In service for The
past hrty-"iGht consecutive wears All
employees III the service more ,b,,,
twenty live years were given ,ncduls
President liarrison said III. giyir,. az
the medals was an expression Of scn,i
!n"nt. AMI he added. "'rhanil ,;oi b.ro
IN vac south w believe in sentiment =,
lie urged All of those receiving medals
20 wear them throughout life. and AT
Their death to have their children k.en
'h"n as heirioorns An address was
niAh" nN captain w. Il. SmItncrs one
OF IN" veteran conductors on the line
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-17
Why Girls Aren Graceful
Blu 4n!o,neNc Donnciig

Grace Is d'st.uc,ly an e,cmeu, o.
charm Therefore YOU cs.' AFFORD To
necicc, YOU. fSure ard ALLOW yourself
10 get clumsy and ueavy You cant
afford either 20 lct rse!' ,cmo'u 50
Thin that you lock rawbonea ana awk-
ward. The amount of flesh sou 'l"ye
or YOU haven't COT has everything TO
DO with the grace Or your nsUre.
il is a mistake 70 th!uE that plump
1curc must necessarily hc U2 graceful
Far frorl It. Tier Is uothius rro''ier
than The prcttily rounded plumpness ot
youth BLt there's The r4u' You
mustn't lie, yourself weigh poHu1
more than the preitill rounded rri.r-
ness Of youth VIII an occasional rare
exception where The ieudcuc' TO flesh Is
.iuc TO IN abnormal ConditioH o: 'rr
spituitary ard thyroid secretlora 10
woman need let herself weigh none
,han the standard weight prescribed
for her height and age.
port VA; until YOU have raAau OIL
twenty extra pounds before you nopIu
TO worry abou, losing YOUR sraccfu'
.iincs. Find out ,o-day what you
should be ard begin 1T once 10 wnr!,
10 get down TO that measUremcr;
How? By diet and c%e;cisc.
Diet ism, the bugahoo ,ou thing j.,
is at all There arc certain number
of food calorics necessary for the dny :
work. You can AZ your FIRST meal ca,
sroCd containing caioIi.s enough FOR
tho whole days eating. For instance.
~ your breakfast were TO consist o.
say, nn..half grapefruit, oatmeal. or
amy other cereal with. ricn cream and
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-17

SEND YOU my formula for hair-curling
huid' If you vii! send m" q stamped
"ddr' s-ed envelope.
hlti\ Good exercises tor developing
TIA" arms are sweeping. lifting weights,
swinging Indian clubs. and using dumb.
bells chest weights arc also excel.
lent for developing the arms. The
weights should he fairly light at first.
n"ginnins with perhaps two and one
Aalt pounds and gradually increasing
NnN' hve pounds are used. Face the
chest weights. grasp the hands firmly.
and hold arms straight ont in front
OF Tie cnost stand with your heels
nearly 'osr,her and far enough away
from the weights to raise them a little
distance from the ''oor. Draw the two
handles 10 The chest and almost under
Tile aimpits letting the elbows ana
shoulders 20 we'll back. then extend
he arms. Repeat ;'n times. Practice
this exercise faithfully twice a dag.
Jnn!e-1he color canno, be restored
10 gray hair The roots Of the hair ar,
!mbedded u Ia" hair :olliclcs. and
cannot II" reached ny any fluids an.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-17
DENTISTS OF rIitEI: CITIES
FORM ASSOCIATION
Isr"cial to The Times Dispatch !

~ &c iIi'cS- i)lSiiI
'.iNClIlitEG. VA, March iG.-Ti.c
dentists of Lynchhura. DanviHc and
i.""h"he nave organized an aSS"cia =
ttoh 10 y" known as the Intcr-city Den
til Association. the object Of which is;
tn" mutual protection OF the Profession
III ines" cities Tie officers chosen
i"r tic first year arc: President. Dr.. =
y. Jones. Of LynchburE: vice-prcsi-
cents " T.. l. Potter, of Roanoke: pr.
T.. ttarDer. Of Danvillc. and pr X.
w. Williams. of Lynchburr: secretary
treasurer .pr. Richard Booth Of Lynch =
burg. and executive committee Dr. y.
Il. Phelps. Of Lynchburr: Or T. H.
Clark. OF Roanoke. and DIR. Il. VI vii
liamS. Of bauvilic.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-17

fl,crc arc fetching bats and bon
nets in poke effects and plain sailor
shapes for the little maids. These
pretty hats are of straw. flowers
ribbon and lace, and when they do
not drop bccominSly. they are turned
NJ at one side or Ht the back. Some
IT them boast high flowcr-pot crowns,
while others are almost CroWnlesS.
The fascinating hat pictured * OF
Panama with a confederation edge.
Two punches OF roses for trimming
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-17
liihcrnInna M nun,,nrt

NhENANDiiA, VA. March i6-ticn-
nihc Shhmrocks from Ireland were
worn Tonight by members OF A!cXan-
"rta Division No. /. Ancient order ~
'iipcrnians. ai the annual banquet OF
that organization i'm observance OF 81
l'atfIcl's Day. The speakers were
LE"&" VI ). Doyle, of Washin=toM; Rev.
Joseph j. Kelly and William Desmond
NJ. ! Mcfarland was toastmastcr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-17
III itG DOCTOR BURNED
ny GASOLINE. I:NPIu>Iu'


Especial TO The Times Dispatch
~ \'!iBtEi. VA, March lf-ipI -.
J.. Watkins. of Hustburg. Is suffering
from severe burns Sustained While he
was h!'InG His automobile tank with
gasoline. some OF the gas spilled
against the headlight. causing an OK
plosion. nr. Watkins attemuted 10
throw the bucket away. hi, his cloth
ic caught fire ana he was badly burn
"d about the face and bands
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-17
Questions and Answers.

The Red Glover Tea Theory Re.
Gently | read an article by u well
Known writer recommending red clover
tc; for cancer What is Your opinion
Would IL De Injurious in amy way?
Answ cr--lc the "wcll-knowu" writer
were as good Il doctor as she is poet
she would never pcrpctrate such an
ide". Red clover tea is harmless in
itself. hut IT will not cure or help can
Ger.
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continued from thurSuHN.)
Did YOU join your mother and Mrs,
Page after the Show" interrupted
Lansdon warnin.ly; and with start
Amy brought herself back from her
"reminiscences ami turned 30 him with
a smile.
That was the big idea" She SAID.
But II hit the rocks ror when Mary
and l hustled into our glad raas and
started for tho door we bumped square
~ into the stage manager and Nj. FOL
lock-the latter all done up 10 Kill, even
to top hat. oh, Miss Page sings
out Ecky Chats the managerl Heres
gentleman from Your home town
that wants TO take YOU out 20 supper
and see YOU home in buzz wagon
he laughed hastily as he spoke. and
I could feel Mary'S hand so cold as
ice as she grabbed mine ana says. J
have no desire TO take supper with Mr.
Pollock either now or ~ any other
time come, Amy But that made old
Ecky sore, for there's uuthn" that's
so good for Il show in his estimation
rs 10 have "a few OF the top-hat;ed
crowd take the girls out 20 supper SO
lie began TO roar like q bull! and shouts
What's this? Arc Nou crazy Hu,
Poliocll interrupted him-thcrc was Il
quick business OF being hurt 20 the
heart: tho misunderstood soul--aud tho
chivalr? stunt was pulled Oft without =
break. Then lie says, Miss Page ig
hulte within her rights. do not wish
an unwilling Cue Perhaps my mo-
mont of renewing her acquaintance
was lnoprortunc. ana he stalks away
TOY an the world like the heavy in the
'n.'" ~ h"t "'" 'cNN was UP ~ tho
~" u. nc-"h rowing Mary f"r
nc ,"'" 'e'' me poor "pe, tnat II
$50 - "cn"' HUI het '"irn'' mat
,,,,,; ~" n"ue"' ~ your
,n;,n,.s ,,I ~ ~" 10 your al
,e,t Won ~ o.,.'o N'''h 'nt:
borsn Two ,,G, 80, 'u' q NJ
show -, 80" ." '''A
.piJ Miss l,ap, a,.vr..i.t.
NO 7 thni shr vas .., ,-;.i
and old Eek ,iir,,jr, I'm.
meant consent told 10 =. ..,, -,
I'LL he brouvh, Mr. Pollock baci, ~,
minute his hank ~. .,,raI
Mary III, r,, ,o CO..,
ye didn't bova "a nv 49,, 80 H.
i.ancdou cam, il, ond vSo ho,. :. 81.
him We di6u., b,va ,f,,o -, ,ou ~,
yha, had bn,,cn,d i,.,nro ,,d ~,
came bocl, Viii, NJ. p,iinc,. .,, ,I,|.
10th s,onD.j .ro-. ,,,,.,, - s NJ,
I.nnrdon win -, ~, - ~, ~
lock draws ou, Va, So ,ir;. AZ,
parr &c No.. sn i,,rors vI 80
,nnds cho.s ., o,.,, ,a,.:,,a
..nnjco .o,.o,,.j,nd, n No., ''
,nuI, INV. i,,c,'i,d i- ,,
,,..,. .nr NJ, ~
ana .,r,h hin, W. ,ro No.. .Mo,,,;,,r
-b.. I,o,d 49,. ,'I'
ned kin MIN nId J-ci,,. 4, L.a,r,,.
afraid OF :. nsl,. and began 10 nollor
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-17

IINF''I"T 10 TIC TlmcS- DlspatCn
tiii'NDi:tPIttA, pA.. March l.-Mr
and Mrs John NJ. iiowi.. Of Mount
oak frince George County, Maryland.
daughter. Cornclia Ma.rudcr IN T.ict
ar" S"uthall Grant. Of l'hiladclphia
Mr. Grant Is a son Of Admiral am.
Mrs. A'hert Weston Grant. L. $. Navy.
ne wedding will take place in tho
fall
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-17

piled To tho scalp. You might. how.
ever prevent The hair from bccominr
moro gray by taking :, course OF scalu
treatments. The grayncss OF the hal,
is due To loss OF pigment The scnlr
massage stimulates The circulation and
promotes a rropcr flow of blood TO the
roots OF the hair and gives them mouy.
ishiu"nt
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-17

oats gur Man or Households arr.
horse food Can man digest them"
-NnSw"r-Saiarcl Johnson said oats
are food f"r horses IN England and
men in Scotland" And where" asked
Il Scoichman. will YOU find such horses
as they have in England or such men
Is they have In Sro;land""
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-17
Woman and Home

sugar, bacon and cc.,s three pieces OF
buucrcd toast, and Il cup or two OF
coffee wch i'm cream and sugar. YOU
NH prsiii nearly consume enough
Galleries or food units; necessary for The
daN. II TO dinner ut night you ca:
TAT meat, potatoes in quantity. salad
with rich oil dressing, and dessert made
Win 'n'ik, on pastry. again YOU hnv"
gore over Tic allotted food unita.
1t ia Your duty first. then to learn
Tor Eonrseif what foods are fat-pro-
nncihg ana what arc not. Foods can
DC nourishinS without being rat-pro.
ducinS. Then cut down on your fat.
producing dict, ana 20 in for regular
daily exercise.
II your raw houcdueSs is responsible
for your lack OF grace. eat fat-pru-
ducing foods. Massage your face and
neck with II good skin food. Give your
self plenty OF rest. And exercise daily.
too. so that AN appetite FOR tissue
building foods will he excited
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-17

The !ipuor Nabit-W-ill u currcspon-
hcht who cpnrcsScs to being in the
lhrati Of IN" liaUur habit send mo =,
STAMPED. addressed envelope" have
- monograph Upcn the subject
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-17

FLORENCE IA mixture Of oatmeal
ana bran can be used instead OF soap
II is an excellent cleanser and will
mako the skin soft ana Whit" Take
equal part. Of oatmeal AND bran and
put about three or four tables spoons in
little checs-cloth bags about i've OF
six inches square. Place a bag III tn.
water and when it becomes milky use
the Dag as you would u wash cloth
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-17
An,oinct,c Dounc,u,,, Answers.

Mrs. Peggy P.-,iray hair mus; he
treated with great care in order to pre-
serve its silrery Wilderness L, should
never DC wet. except when II is sham
po"cd | suggest for this reason that
YOU use crirnping pins instead OF kid
curriers'. You can make your hair prc.-
y and wavy. ana thus avoid The use
OF water. When Won shampoo YOUR
hair add q few drops OF blucing 20
the rinse water.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-17

Mrs - J. T.. II. T.. If you viii send
Il stamped, addressed Envelope. I shall
II" glad 10 let YOU have Il private reply
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-17

Agnes I'll can't Just gather from
YOUR letter why YOU should be taken
as being older than YOU really are Ia
II because Your clothes arc TOO ma
tuTc-lookirE.' NoUr hair not arranged
in youthful way, or because Won are
too subducd in your ways" I should
wear my hair in Il braid down my
hac't II ! were YOU. as YOU are only
fifteen. You can make your hair pref
- ana wavy by using Il hair-curling
nuid and then comb it back loosely
holding il in place with side combs
Wear simple. girliSh dresses. and do
not attempt any Of the exaggerated
styles OF couture. think onc-picce
dresses arc more youthful than shirt
waists and skirts. | shall be glad to
The Detroit times., 1916-10-31
Dillon and Levinsky Are
The Busy Swat Swappers

rg 100 'hr eat who're fne. i,sa fo
decision 'urouutr rr.
ORR o' ai7 aa-Ie -FosG .a
0a'"-' record D,or Dillon has
.r 81. Giving nam af.irR aver
-E' NJ .l' 'h.i' I'.nsfrr has acon
.-rr.' '' remain .na'rH 0.t 81.
n' NJ rs s'are $50 as.-
-a g' only -lf
The Detroit times., 1916-10-31
Scout Says YOstmen
WI. Beat Cornell
and Pennsy
~ - ..NrRMEnRoRN. LR.

bl JAMES ScHERnERHORN, JR.
NNN tRHoR Mich. oct al
Wei. beat both Buincll and Penn !"
t..'H.' IS. ~,ut Coa,l. Brute"
iou,g. Yesterday afternoon. just A..
"p returned from a trip 70 Phila.
l..paa
cornell VIII b. IN, harder game
o. tH' TWO. Aut Pennsylvania will
aFe a 0ue frm when they yplay us
SO, IS They have come back m
tpf style and .t they yhad exhibited
gu' sort OF football intelligence sat
nr!ay would have held Pitt to a 20
ID score Cornell went bal al Har.
ward bu, will be ready for US.
our defense lived up TO my ct.
pecuuons 40 line is supposed 20
hold lk" a stone wall IN mid field.
bar when ihey can stop The charges
ot their opponents within the 20
yard line. ss they tell me our line
a.i agaiut syracuse, they arr play
lax football That is the principle
upon which Harvard builds it's lines.
aud they have achieved fame for
themselves by this system. | look
Tor our line 10 do wonders with the
TWO weeks finishing they get.
Penn has a mighty good defense
q good man IN Born altho he look.
ed bad lsst week but they showed
very poor Judgment IN picking plays.
With iltt interCepting every pass
rary attempted. their line would
hold Penn would sst ths ball and
right away they would try another
pass only 20 have II intercepted.
Penn played very close defensive
game to stop P.u's running attack,
and so VIlt worked TWO easy passes
one for a touch down Penn showed
material bHf played it poorly
We vil have good running At
tack hy Not IS and The ability Of
ouy open play Is easily apparent,
Penn 7ili HHI .LamseIye- up against
"a ~ prppn- ion and We nave the
tar ro win. am sure
EnsG r.n.s came p, Michigan fans
,a-rorla. ALSO Nhc0 sharpe appear
Oh .1 H-' and raa rouad the field
'ta#H .ay trace x q Imp II this
In. reeds. ae aii pr into the
..-. lai,aa,h position 20 once. for
1H' declare, han 80 be the fastest
mlu 1a .aa squad Another fast
nan aI.h SPARKS ard With fwo such
h.r. tr' lorer. as smith and
Nau.., Rill tve Michigan Ifs great
,.' hf.H 10 Wgu' year, sharpe
ti I.aa.'.- got a the Washing
t.u -IG. Sa day.
The Detroit times., 1916-10-31

also y..Ha . a.re a GOOD f.
i1V
K.t r.,sre. .-. .r .. e-,trs'
narrAr.slt,. coa.ir Save ns
money About O. wear az. Sew N.-.
Tan, gave t,ae0r ~. a.u h- ...
aeA-. pleur had .egsof.aa iaf..a.
auA 'h, Receipts would ra' ha.-
.-.a enough ,1r dey p...s.ra
'l. n'l days
r,.aaas records are oH ~ =ae-
examples
Uhere Mas Joe Cans rae Haa
more Wh.rlnt~l H.a t.at - t..
a.'y l''cr losing battle ~l'a 'a.
while plague Cans earned thoe
sands in tho ring
AMI here sas Terry N>Gavern
Terrible Terry. they called hu
King ~ tea,he-aelE who IS r."
.n Il New NerN insane asH.-m. a
ybys.e4l wreck. without mgreE 'r
friends
And Young GuTo who came FROM
Australia Vi-h every hog. M hcrum
..s IghtV, ghr champ .l ~ ran
00-,t. e -treas - lightning 20 .t.
ing WITH .ha aes ~ 'Ehtr.rt
speed and power G-.~a a-- -eag
oea-et a"er .orE "Trip 20 'a.
teI'hs ard IS asking aims
Ana George pyou fha gr'strf'
fsatb4rUr Fb- o. them al 0au cI.l
p poverty and Star.ef He'eac.t aut
q score az Others
joe WGco., ana $50 ..r.r sto-lt
pa. A.. morn o.. s.. ....t..a r.rr -s r.
The Detroit times., 1916-10-31
TWO MORE STATES
MAY HAVE BOXING

OMAHA %eb Oct ~ Two new
states Wa, 1e addoa 20 ,he boxing
rap This winter n Nebraska and
Iowa boxing fans can interest enough
at 't.'r state lawmakers.
Private club ms'chc arc now 81
IoH.d 10 both states but tho imita
uuu are go street that The highest
class uf n7trlers cannot he secured
The aght for 2 boxing bill IN No.
hra 'ks 0.ll Dc od hy Conc Melqdy.
Omaha hacker and member 81 tho
Log siaiuro. who has tried for a dec
ode To have the state legalizc box.
INK
lu Iowa hoV'ng has No ont and
out champion, hut there T. said 20
u" strong sentiment FOR leealizinE
tho sport iu The larger cities
rrintinE-thc plain reat kind--thst
The Detroit times., 1916-10-31
BUCK HERZOG PLANS
KENNEL or HUNTERS

Pa rs bunting dogs on hts
D.uratn ranch vl' occupy Buck
H.rrers time during The winter
months
Buck ls am cnfhualastic hunter
and hs plans starring a kennel of
'.H famous tE.-apoak hunters
rated among the most intelligent
bird d1g- % the world
'a r-'I g-e tho $1,000 bonus.
rec"i, "d when he joined tbs
Giants I1 Dis neW venture.
The Detroit times., 1916-10-31

70 vas good fellow when he
he coin
rra' tells ne story - Joe Wal
%. u--haps 'he worlds greatest
e-VelKS- IN HE time. Who s!lp-
q INTO NeS York 'ew DAYS ago
srok-- ON an Aus-Ta,ian liner
0eun!.ess dcRn and olt Jagged,
er.sLl sEI-e he made as he cross
q ne gsng plank ard made his
sav % ne places be used 20 haunt
rs q popular hero.
Wa,co', 'h- Par1adoes Demon. "
made thousands o, dollars ID his
wears ~ 'he ring lack 10 the nine
les 5u, h. couldn't stand prosper.
Try.
u-nk. vouar. dtoe-thsy draw
The .ie'ure o, ri- t1vrsau h. rad
The Detroit times., 1916-10-31

Hardly a BIC Week

II n There
prominence in country shouldn't be pfnad ..r s
danger barring
- Of
ot old But fs gta
with motors
games picking and surprises Will a Do received
grace
The Detroit times., 1916-10-31
The Biz Three Loaf.

III HARVARD will Virginia.
~ o B.,
/ n Thurman IS
- and Harvard TN.
,nth FrcDch
ountr f.....
Z
Cornell defeated. 10
The Detroit times., 1916-10-31

will romp with Washington university mex IL
IA whe oOdles of
to facee Washington The lneEs5
toni the mid-w and hfcarA Nt'-
divve
and Dobie's fourteenth
washington / the
another Is
able fame by Brown Pasadena
in the areb bette
The Detroit times., 1916-10-31
The Demon BalI-Toters.

YHF-N OF the scored 81 Joints ss
vA/ SATURDAY and Gtroy OF 9re[s ~ s .- -.s
afternoons pssSintotag -a--
ed GHToy rlkAt o-t
prominent goal smugglers Right behind mem IS
mouth These bac class hJ Eerlsel'e7
is is the the 3rPoh az .-7 @
euphancaay arnons 'l"-v ls.-.
The Detroit times., 1916-10-31

~ YoTRE = football team deemed na'0''
III factor scored upon TINS
l n defended goal 'n"s
BILE to preve Among ffe-'
Brown and Vande 4 O thar Nore Dame
'front.' today Next tathols
and wi McEwan the battle 'front.' .A'
to blaze a the western goa
The Detroit times., 1916-10-31

fifft hnr2i'a ,-frrif- outff g. the
resri' - '.e gforr Warner ~,stey
of "0nohtlE. Warner has de,oanst-ot-
- ffrf 20 'uu FFFriap star gridirrs
am"nE the pairfrr~- - wrI ~.
among TIE red uirn
The Detroit times., 1916-10-31

Down at Annapolis the Na'y yil Wa.1ngfoa . D.
OF the southern
could d s aa- o.
will loom the 81
win be the 90 l..
smashing
be ne l
n % Hr
,
Every S s.
Right
And Ohphant tho
and McEvan whose only rival for 'h job
Peck Pittsburgh viii
se for either o the teams and should make New fo
fuske
will
who the wallop that
= Harold
81 YER. n-HArod
4; }Asd hast a. q
The Detroit times., 1916-10-31

WIN e itonyp ~-rrE w~ar'nr
~ God knirkerhockrf fnf r1rE N"-
'puber sporting rri4t-ststrh not
~ this otd Grid game r0nIlur to ans.
The Detroit times., 1916-10-31
But Mlchixan's % IS

But Mchzans s Washington and i.l . 90.
different pumage reports be believed There -e
feather the
nev does able 20 develop an -.1sI.
Edmunds is
wanted o foe o0 that day anu oe.a-.' a
bII-
to o. That the No-'hFes'erTs lsI-- '
Draw
The Detroit times., 1916-10-31
The Three Big Games.

lOt Of Imagination o e.
VI be skirusliC4.
enthusiasm Dartmouth win ai
be- valuable any establishing Michigan standing
which They pia1cd "a .cOe-- nc
all