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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-22
ADJUSTMENTS
Notable Concert ro-NIuht

tnnrr the direction Of w. Huber;
i;"tta iw" OF the most DISTINGUISHED
nr'is's of tho d;.y will appear in Joint
'ecttnl ut the City auditorium ,o.ni-h,.
.Nhha case. soprano Of the Mctropolit:,u
o"era. aad Rudolph CinmZ. one OF the
most progressive ana highly regarded
hianists OF the decade Air. GAM
riaEch mere several seasons AGO win
the New York Philharmonic Orchestra
wheh his fine and musiciauly performs.
ahcc met with warmest approval Miss
'"Sc. however, has never sung in Rich
mond' though she was engaged to APP
pen! at the last May Festival
MISS Ease is notable example Of
taat rare class OF sin.crS-ihosc who
arc no; only convincing. in opera. but
delightful IN concert. some idea OF Inc
variety and quality To be expected az
ht' may he gained from ;hc program,
arranged. which Includes Surh widely
6iHr"cnt numbers rs tho Mad scene"
aria from 'i.ucia': tho aria ANA re-
citative from Handlers ''Ihco,Ior::": ,ht
great "Dep'Ns IL Jour aria. from Cha
pcniicrS Louise and - nunhcr Of
songs OF tub:nstcin. Rcmberg, SInl:nv
rue. Schumann. Horodine. brahms and
.hroSS' Ihc last-namcd. Charles Gil
gross: inc to"n will be fortunate
t""nEn 10 near as accompanies,
MI. Gan" Will open tho conccr; Mi;h
Mncpowolrs famous Sonata l:ro!c:,'.
he VIII also pla: II Chopin Sroua. and
number composed of five pieces bv
o;her composers including ono of his
own.
u is Quite certain that no conc.yt ,,r
hner quality will be Offered in Hich.
mond this season than tina; scheduled
for Tonight. II {;
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-22
REQUESTED NO EUlOGY
NOR BIOGRAPHY OF HER
VIII oi MOIl, Elii0tt ScnwclL Make, n
Number az Dcuucsts To Hein-
lives and Friends,

WhSIIINGToN. Novcmber 2I--in the
will OF Molly Elliot; Scawon. the mn
thorcss. filed for probate in the SUI
rrcmc court Of the District of Colum
hia. she requests that hcr funeral be
as simple as dcccncy will permit and
that mo "ulogy be pronounced over
me ANA that no biography OF inc 10
published" Mis-: Scawcll dicd here
November II.
tn" viii. which - dated february. 10,
1919. was filed by Attorney W. II. Den
mis- and he is banned executor and tris.
toe. There arc several changes In the
viii. which were made ".rly this Year.
William Henry Dennis. G.orGc Au-
:uSt:nc Washington. Cf New York city:
MarEcry r"ppcrcll IIibbs. OF Washing
ton, and Carol du Iiois COSBY. OF irook-
linc. Mass, Toddaughtcrs cr Miss Sea
well. and sara NJ. Gcmmill. Of rhila-
delphi;l. arc hequcathcd Sl.5oo each. aud
53.non ii left for tho education Of John
Tyler Scawcll, OF Newport News Va
son of Il half-ncphew. and Al. moo to Vic
tor +. q; Scawcl1 of san Francisco
The will directs that an annuity.
enough. 20 mako comfortable" is
given 70 Maria Louisa Sctwcll "a half
sister. Of Gloucester County. Va, and
$500 is Lett to Ellen ScawcI. :, cousin.
III Norfolk. Na Marian l.. iiilby. -
former secretary to Miss Scawcll, and
May l.. Stubbs arc each given $500.
Katherine Ech:n is given s25o.
Nellie and Isabel Scdglcy. or Wash
tncou. friends Of Miss Scawfll are
:iveu painting and photograph %;
harl"ttc torday aud Elsie :ScawelI ~
Norfolk, Va: Charlotte J. Dcnni. and
sara NJ. I.inmil. Of this city. are given
personal effects
|; il directed that the executor usS
AIS Judgment in suitably rewardiue
al servants and secretaries After all
II ;hc bccucsts are paid. tho rest OF the
estate is To be given 10 the Sisters of
charity Of the Roman Catholic church
oi Virginia. 20 be expended as me-
mortal I" Henrietta Seawell and
Frances l:lizuucih Scaw"ll. sister aud
mother Of Miss Scaweil. with the pro-
v'1!on that certain relics Of 'hc de-
'Ca5cd he preserved. and That the
prayers OF the sisters tie offered In bc-
Ialf 81 the three Scuwcl!e and Henry
q. Kemp. :. cousin uc Miss Scawcll.
The will directs tina; III. executor
spnfcr with Daniel Frnhman. q: New
York city. az To the disposal Of any
OiayS or dramati, rights left by Miss
Scawcll
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-22
TECHS HAVE NO ILLUSION
hcais1r That Hest Work * Necessary
~ Drfcnt tntcts-Much Expected
ct Gregory and Younger.

BLACK SEtI:G. VA. November ei.-
In View OF the iGrt that the V l.. L.
y VI. !. game is abou; ton days OF no
practice was held on Monday and
We're given plays ana formations by
Bob Denny. who has been scouting
III" Y. NJ. |. team. They will work on
these plays from now until Thanks
GNiNE. ana VIII use them against the
NaISit! IN the 4crimmaEeS.
MI men came out OF the game with
Roanoke College in good shape with
the cNce0tion OF Lancaster. who SuS-
tanned hn"iher SLIGHT injury To his
ankl" I'll" rest which is being given
'h" men - expected - do chem u
Erea; deal "f good. rs it Will "elicvc
although tho work Of the team
against Roanoke college was not
above rcproacl. the men showed up
fairly well. Gardner displayed great
line and in tearing of end runs Mel.
son painted true To form. getting off
high. sizzling spirals with great orsc
lancaster got INTO the game. AFT o.
LAYING. been an the injured list for til"
IL - few ""rkS lie showed -oo,.
form. ana looms large as one OF the
incn who viii be used against V. NJ. !.
Gregory and Younger. at ends kcut
~" R"nnol" College backs from pull
ing OF cnd runs. ard as this i ono
90! '. VI l.G strong departments. their
work viii he Of great value 10 TIE
Techs WHOM they meet
on account OF tho showing that V
NJ. / MAJ" against Virginia. V t. l.
has ~" Illusions about the Kind OF
%"me which she will have to play in
ode :" win ont ON Thank GIVING
ya N% tie, s'7 reS M' , nr irri"en I IG de-"
South
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-22
VIRGINIA AT PRACTICE
BEHIND CLOSED GATES
Final Scrimmnr~ of season Scheduled
To-Dny-lnjnrcd Players I>rpt out.
Tenn Believed Greatly Improved.

Especial TO The Times dispatch
CHARLOTTESVILLE IA. Nov.m-
Der ol.-.tftcr a laGy Monday OF rest
and recupera;ion. Head Coach Evans
Today inauEuratcd hard campaign
or preparing for NirSina's final game
of the season with North Carolina or
Thanksgiving Day. Echind closed
gates. he sen: the varsity PLAYERS
through a stiff practice. which lasted
until the stars came out
Following: SnaDpy signal drill. all
OF the mon took n crack M the tHCkliu2
dummy. Then came the clash with
the scrub team. in which tho regulars
showed some Improvement over sat
urday's exhibition. The forwards
charged with more precision. and only
once did any Of the scrub backs re-
turn tho ball for any material dis
tance.
All or the regulars were in Uniform
,o-dny save Coleman and Churchman.
In the sct-;o with the scrubs Thur
man. Ward and White were kept out
OF the scTimmage. Despite his Injured
knee. WagcnkniEht drove the team
Very acccptably
The final scrilnnapc OF the season
IL scheduled for Tomorrow. when the
varsity Ines w against the freshman
eleven. which leaves here Friday Tor
chapel Hin 10 tackle The Tarhe.! first
year team. tuder Coach Tom Cole
man. IN" freshics arc now in superb
shape. and they are apt ia give the
regulars all TN" work out they are
looking tor Secret practice viii he
the ordev "i tn" day for the remainder
Cf the veci
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-22
Dick Harvey Down
With Peri,onitiis

special tn The rimr-- Ills putch.I
u\MIDfN- V A.. \oNrnr-
her :i.-Dici> Harvey. star halls hnrk
aud drop-kiri.rr al the Tiger eleven.
II dnnSrrousi. i'll with prritOniti>.
Inst Wcrk he suffered aftRck ot
appendicitis. iuf was in rundi-
tiou To- hr Operated ON. Saturday
hr VIVA moved from tus,iin. Hail ia
the home al President Graham. and
nr. Charles VI. tiatk, cu,lcrr ply
Sicimn. il In constant Attendance
upon him.
trained nurse was secured q few
hours after tiHrNc! became - i'll.
ana everything. possible IL being
done tO bring him ever the crisis.
with the Whole college romnunitH
Htled with anxiety for the sick one.
football practice for thi> week will
he conducted under II big handicap.
md mo man on the nrid will ne
deeper touched than Coach charles
\. Brrnicr. whose concern TOR his
men IL almost patcrnai prrn,irn-
lions for the game with IiandSluh-
Macon I'm Rirhnunl Ibis Saturday
are Snin. ahead. hut the men can
not turn loose with the abandon
they would were the eleventh NAN
with them.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-22
BOWIE RESULTS

tLyko,. ;l0-u siso and $40. Won: Suicrnaj
w i'rumpt. $40 ant >a.lp. second: Gold
honh IL" g. Williams. $3.50 third rim.
II, - whitney nvlic Ii"r-,otch. Lazy
hob, Hu'hnnk Glory H,nc SpinStc:. che
S"fG%,nd-Si> tgr'ones-Amuigam los
iR"blns"nl. SEQ, $3.50 and $50 Wen.
lianoNtn. III tBujWvlb. $500 AND :! 80 see
Mnd broohlNu loN tIayucsp. >&.ir third
rim. ~ Gloom! Gus rphelin w. Bon
thiT4- MI Ind : .i>i.em,h rrcds John-
Mind". II" ,Nnril. SI..ir and sIlu. second:
FlnHl"c. u" tiouri"yi. slS.lu. third Time.
kHk" on F"noii"nHtr" ais" ran.
Fourth Seven furlungS-- uaulcri, llG .Rui.
Wei ~. Sow. $40 ANA :" Wuit. M.r-C Euur..
Ito CFroNi'-l. 500 aud $3.50 second: iIc.
wHSs'. M biayn"sl. $3.50, third Time.
ran. '
',,! l.,i seenaa ::yy.nY .ysrGs Gres,iney.
70 'tiayn.s' $50 and $50, second Hand.
iGli; icc ,iIohins"m'. :? 80. tli.rd Time i:i>
Hgki"i Mlu'r"cl. Nala". Gibraltar ,ui
St\iiihm,Nil" anil ;urong puudrcary III
tStiii" Baker, 100 tRohnSonr. - 30 ana $, 90
,,youd. High tide. l"a Giuyuos,. $.iO.
lhird Time. l:a5 -. rcaoock RUNWAY.
va. Aron ana Nauni, McDrc also r.n
S"vcnth-Mi. and seventy yarG~-Solliccl or
N t;!"ins"n),' >i.!o. Siip and $3.50. won:
'!tH Field. IL, cruinp,. sis 30 nnd - ~
..r:'nh"' iiHrnrrd i"5 'coiiiu-'. $3.50. third.
Aii"ra.''t y Houn" To-" tud Sky riot
a $50
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-22
MEX|CANS MAKE EFFORT
TO GAIN MORE TIME
Representatives Offcr COuntcr-Suy.
gestiOnS When Terms
Arc Offered.
AMERICAS PLAN LAID DOWN
Troops viii BE Withdrawn in Sixty
0r Ninety Days, II In That Time
Cnrranza Has Shown Ability to
Prevent Raids.
iBy Associated I.rcss. !


ATLANTIC CITY. n. ]. November
2l.-W Whether TIA. long conferences Of
inc Mexican american joint commits
3i"n viii end with an amicablc adjust
incnt Of the problems faced BIS Mexico
anh til" Cui,cd states or by Il dis
agreement which may result In more
serious differences depended io-nish:
upon General chrrauza's representa-
;ivcs.
The AWcric;,u commissioners placed
before the McTic1ns to-day Il plan in.
volv!nc the withdrawal Of the Ameri-
can troop from Mexico and the future
protection OF life and property along
TN" oorder. The McXicanS have offered
:; rev counter suggestions to gain FUR
Their time.
That the close OF tho conference will
not come much before tho end Of III.
week was indicated upon the departure
tonight or Or. J. r. Mott. one OF the
american commissioners. tor Clcve-
land. lie expected to return late on
Thursday and bc prescn, at the meet
ing OF the commissioners on Friday.
LUIS CABRERA LEAVES
ron pHILADELpuIA
Inc dephrturc OF LUIS Cabrera for
ih'iaheiphia 'o-niGh, was more OF =
puzzle than was the going of Or. Mott
Mr.. cabrera went withou: advising tho
american commissioners of his intcn
tion. and it was only after he had lef,
''lat u Was said by one of the attaches
OF the Mexican commission, that n.
h's" zone TO consult Rafael Nieto sub
secretary Of finance. who came ia ,be
.Ihitcd states several DAYS ago regard
INK changes III tho mining DEGREES
iher. was prevalent here an opiuiou
'itt he might also receive through NJ,
Nic'o fresh Indications Of what General
'arranza desired him and bIs col.
leagues 10 do
Mr. ,'nlr.,.,
would be back in the morning
secretary OF the interior Lane ana
MS cciiea"ues faced the Mexican rem.
''S'h'"uNcS to-day rTd In terms that
appeared to admi; Of little debate AMI.
mute" the American propo-,,ion
~ INSISTED that the rights Of all for
.'phers IN Mexico. American or o,hcr
wise. must be respected
HoHDI:R rO nj: POLICIp
by TWO ARMIES
Ih"ef nc terms OF tho program tic
American troops will he uithdr,y,
"I'h'n sixty or ninety days II In that
'nc General Carranza has deuon.,r.t
cd his ability TO proven, r;,,ds ~ ,i,at,
vicinity. This conditional yi,bdr,,..,
is t" be followed By the poltcJnr oi
inc border 10. the two armies. but there
VIII be no Joint action. The American
arm! VIII DO its work on It's own side
an" the Mexican "rmy viii be expected
- '"''' disturbances south OF the
international boundary arc not ear
Red INTO the United states
In cas" raiders cross the border INFO
inc United states. the American .oN-
"rnIncnt - prepared to pursue Them
INTO Mexico. No restrictions will h.
acc"p,ed rs TO Tn" size os the force
ana no limit To tho Heid of operations
viii hc recognized.
The opinion was expressed here 10.
night that the Mcxicans ar. internos
ing suggestions 81 notifications To de-
~ nnai action until they can commu.
ricaie more fully with their govern
meut.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-22
vi RRtI.L BtDL1 INJURED AND
NAY NO! PLAY NEWT StTiRDN

W EST rcIE'r. y. y. November 81 -
The Army varsity and scrub clcvcns
to-day engaged in one OF the most
SPIRITED scrinmaGcs Of the year. and
Mnrrcll. substitute quarter oack. was
huIi so that /; : douoiful that he will
10 able 10 play IL til. Navy game AT
New York ON Saturday
Butlcr played tackle to-day. and wiIl
10" ~ the game on Saturday. Vidal
VINO appeared for tho first Time since
tn" Springfield contest kicked u field
S"al. and Olphaut made his usual
touchdown. Stencil aud kjlburn we're
used to pilot the rcServc-strine men
the lighting spirit was in evidence
throughout the practice
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-22
CADETS TURN ATTENTION
TO THANKSGIVING DAY GAME
'ortcn WORKS. I"r Perfection OF I'luy.
Va re "cd Against Techs ut Ron-
h"kc-DcrtSrhcS Praised.
Especial to The Times. ui*pa,chl

Special 10 The Times. pispa;chl
REMINGTON. VA. November ol.--it
IS sat" 10 say that NirSlaia's triumph
over \" NJ. /. on Saturday was due To
the individual work OF her veteran
stars. The Cadets played wonderful
football ,hroushout the whole game.
and made nice work OF the ambulance
"rlNer. Thurman, VINO played the first
parl oi ihr game III the back iicld in
S.''u OF ~ guard. where lie truly
stars The we'll known speed of the
mlttarN aggregation and their lighting
quantities were not sufficient to over
COM ne weight and experience OF
IN The contest saturday. Jl;crtSchey
upncid his previous good record. and
a""cI I" ms chances for berth on
The ALL Southern eleven to he picked
AFTER thc season ends. lie has prob
ably the best record Of any PLAYER ON
the south Atlantic Coast. and has been
iu=
On Monday tn" coaches at V. NJ. l..
nesam Ia earnest tho real cnor, for
place in Roanoke with the Virginia
rolytrchmic Institute, The Tech. hav"
mao Il very prosperous season. and the
battle with them "ill he the crown
ing effort Of the year FOR the Len
lnSionitns. What advantage the mon
from Rlnckshurs have in weight Is
,arI NJ ns,i ,mp!E by the Virginia Mill
table spirit. Lovers OF tho sport will
iind in Roanoke on Turkey Day all
That they could ask in the way Of good.
clean. straight football
to.ch Gortou Will devote The iutcr-
N"ninS tim" between now and that
date ia pcrfectinc his mon in the va
riouS formations. and will look out for
it"S thht develop III tho machine.
coach Ahcll will give his entire at
icution 20 the live to make UP The
deficiency in weight The fact that
sac has very icw varsity men disabled
makes V. NJ. Is ou:look ver" h3irht
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-22
ON TO. RICHMOND is CRY
ON CHAPEL HILL CAMPUS
North Carolina players showed I'M
proreIncnt In Suturdn! VRttic. md
Are Confident ~ Defeating I. "
Especial 10 The rimcs hi p.;ca.l
"a 4 ISI..l nm y - \,yruk,v

Especial 10 The rimcs -DiSp.;ch.l
CHAPEL. NIL. y. G. November u.
With no other opponent TO meet be-
fore Virginia OF Thanksgiving Day.
the University OF North Carolina foot
ball team has ahead OF u now only
eight days for the tinal irainins. NJ
ready the cry 'pn to itchm"nd Is
beginning 20 ring around the campus
fh" fact THAI this may he the las;
Virginia Carolina game /" he played
in Richmond makes the gam" this
year stiil more imp"rtar,
Tho Eiue and White showed much
promise in SATURDAYS game Win Fur
man. The South Caroiinans at times.
especially in the third quarter. put np
game fight and three times held The
rarhccls for downs. They were un-
under way, and were forced during the
greatcr part of the game TO play on
the defense Carolina's jacklins WAS
surcr than any ii has shown This sea
son. and the ability OF the second
string backs To reel of several long
runs was most striking only q few
forward passes were attempted by
either side, but straight football WAC
the rule.
Tho reserve power OF the North
even TO those who have followed the
practices closely. JCnnettc. ut quarter.
and Coleman. IN Folger's berth. both
played an aggressive AND fast game.
',eHiic''c l"'NlllS was OF u u'Sn o.
der, and twice he prevented touch
downs by furman. Coleman carried
the ball we'll, pumtcd we'll and made
consistent gains.
Love played u fine game At end. get
ting down under the punts with great
speed. and ;acklinE with precision
Ramsay played his usual good same
Currie played center in place of cap
tain Tandy and right well did he hold
down tho job. FolEer aud Tcuucnt
did not go in until the fourth quarter.
when tho score stood 50 10 ~ But
'Rill' soon gave an account uf him
self and twice ran through the Fur
man team for touchdowus. apparently
without much effort. Carolina used
in all twenty mine men.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-22

THOROUGHBREDS BURNED
zinc Fine Animals Crc,nutcd when
stable ifnrnS ut Eouic Trnck
Origin of Blaze Unknown

COW H. MD, November 2l-I'ire of
- unknown origin broke out at the
Bowie Race Track shortly after moan
to-day, ana as Il result nine thorough
hrcds were burned to death. The
Horses which were burned to ashes
included some OF the best horses at
IN" course. They we're Yellowstone,
cor. !cen. King bon. Trimming Shot,
CHELSEA, lioutlc'S Haby Ballcundc
FATHER Riley and Joylalid
" iiAih fifteen minutes aftc" the fire
h'"k" out the buildings occupied by
INC horses wcrc im ashes
ia" nine horses were valued ap-
pr"%!mateiE at about $4,000 While
II - not known how tho fire originated
~ ~ believed that an oil stove was
upset ion some manner
Tie races were run - usual
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-22
The Ballet ItuaSc.

Among the bnllcts announced fn..
presentation by DE Diayhilcm's Ballet
i'"SSe next Monday uiGil: is 'rr.ucc
iSo'' which IL ,ypicaily Russian. IN
'heSc wild native dances we arc intro
duced to the music OF The second act
Oh 'orodinc'S opera. which the Metro
poii'nn Opera Company produced in it's
complete form. While the dances have
u" special significance. they are superb
~ narharic. The fiery performance is
intended To delight and distrac: The
Slavic Prince Igor who .!;horrh :,
prisoner Of the Khan iionchak. chief
o. IL nomadic tribe. is treated with ali
respect. in the hope tina, he will con-
Sch' not only to u lasting peace with
,he ioIortsi. who are ruled by the
.e"' Nhaik but also ~ tho union OF
INC ChtcfS lr-lutiful ,lnicItnr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-22
SEVERAL CHANGES PROBABLE
IN HARVARD FOR VALE GAME

CAMBRIDGE. MASS. November ~ -
\ long, hard Workout was given me
Harvard football squad jo-day in prcp-
Yale.
Cane wa. a. tackle u place Of
Swce'scr and showed up so veil tina,
!, IS thought no viii start against
Yale. bhjuucN and brewer relieved
Harie and Coolidge at end during the
~crimmage Another substitution was
Minot for liOrw crn, at lull back In
event az iiorwc"n's leaving tho game.
81 : expected Miun' viii reul;,c. Nm,
because OF his pUuting
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-22
WHICH on: or FOUR
YARDS SrIII. \ni.GInE-,

The admiral said Secretary Daniels
had not Yet Cc"ided which Of the rou1
yards-Norfoih. Boston Philadelphia
and Observation-Disclosures FOR capital
ship construction. wcr" To he equipped
out Of the st,o9o,oo0 fund appropriated
last year. Complete studies have been
MAD" OF all Iour plants. he added. and
therc VIII be n" delay with construc-
ton work when the secretary decides
admiral strauss said rapid progress
was being made III completing the
naNy's supply Of anchored mines along
til" lines mapped out by tn general
board. When the appropriation asked
for this year had been expended he
said. thor" Will he enough mines ON
hand To provide against any cm.r-
Ecn"y. the estimates of the number
required having been based on lessons
taken from tn" Europcan war.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-22
New 1ufl,Iin- for Icucr.

-. l.. e. Levy. chicf Health officer,
ANA building Inspector Eutlcr were
Yesterday Instructed ny the Admins
;rai.Ne hoard TO have plans prepared
for u two-room Building for the use OF
';cor.;cas fioga,. Jlaliis, til" Greek
lcpe:. now isolated near Pine Camp.
The structure vii! cost about 5000. The
paticm; is now housed in "a shanty.
which does not provide adequate shell
ter In cold weather
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-22

SIHmI"N TIaguc. oI $40 D-rutur Sirc,t.
south Etcuu"ud. reported TO the 20
hcH Yesterday thai some one had en-
tered MS homo through the front vim
dow and had stolen $40 from his
trousers pocket The trousers wrr.
found ct TIA" front .at,. ,vicrc they
iad been dropped by the I,urrlur
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-22
That Mutt and JEFF Shuy

Mu't ami JEFF ana all the res, OF the
characters tina; no cartoon series eve;
Saw continue to delight packed bo,x..
az the Bijou. There ism; u grain or
sense III the whole AFFAIR. from hcsin.
ann" /" end. but there isn't supDosed 40
&c. indeed. If there were any uttennt
a. SERIOUSNESS. none Of ii would be
.Hm"H "hd an audienc> would have a
light 10 complain.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-22

.,vnold Hall, Of 29O0 East leigh
Street. was called TO tn. door Of his
home last night and kno"kcd on the
head by TWO unknown men. lie was
not seriously injured. suffering. only Il
scalp wound. which was treated by IA
Detective Sergeant .itkiu-
son was not able To learn the identity
Of the uen
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-22
'NE MAN DEFEATS NATHANIEL
BAtOS'S BASKETBALL 0I'INr

On az he hard"s; fought bnskctb.u
80 81 tnr season In tho East End Gram
h."r S'h"oi League played vcstnrdty
H H between nuiatE representing Fair
Eu ,r,t "tni Nathaniel BACON schools Thc
rt'iri.iount team WAS victorious by ih. sror,
81 10 i; O'N"al. ief, forward t"r Fair
mount. defeated Nathaniel Bacon "a. a..
IIe"reo moro points THAI. tho Ea,hauirI
i'"r"n ''hm "o'nh!l"d Three field goals and
noon. The score: N "i''''
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-22

may have the benefit OF "numhcrcd'
players 10 aid them i'm following: the
plays. The Navy is willing to n,lmbcr
It's players: West Point upparcntly is
not.
Whether the two get togethcr'' he
tween now and Saturday remains to
be seen. The Navy coaches s:ilI are
working on formation and signal
drills. aud taking no chances Of in
juricS OF any sort.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-22
Position
WAY iMBt:R PLAYERS FOR
BIG ttDHT-MIDDN RATTLE:

ANNAPOLIS. MD. November I'll
The spectators in New York on next
NaturdnN OF the Army and NAVY battle /