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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-28
MontagueManu facturin g Co

Millwork. Flooring, Ceiling. Tough.
Dressed Lumber. Surprisingly low in
price. surprisingly high in quality
Carload lots OF small quantities.
Prompt attention.
EIGHT FOOT interior ieclcas fountain.
Marble finished and other fixtures, cheap
1lS care Times Dispatch.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-28
UPHOLSTERY
AUCTION SALES--Future Days
By WILLIAM b. PIzzINI co.
and
HARRISON & BATES,
Auctionecrs.
Commissioners
Auction Sale of

Modern Is [ l G * Store,
With Flat Above, at
Southeast Corner Of
M a in and Addison
(Formerly S traw-
berry, Streets, No.
2221 w e S t M a in
Street; and
The Three 60 Corner
Properties Located at
the Southwest. South
east and Northeast.
Corners Of Ashland
and Lombardy (For-
merly Washington
Streets;
Also the Vacant Lot at
the Southwest Corner
Of Kemper and I.om-
hardy CT orm erl y
Washington Streets.
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTS

WANTED. to trade young fox hound | i-e
years old, unframed. for posSum dog Nd
dress j. T. Golden. Catholic ota,nnnuEc,
Nazareth. y. &.
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SAFES.
MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES.
NV II VA DIN u ]
Good as now at one half price

AWNINGS AWNINGS.
PORCH and store Awnings made to order.
Phone Madison a1s2. ". w. Moseey e
Co. Inc. 2lI North F!rs. Street.
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FOR SALE-Earms

FOR SALE-Farms
CHOICE farm. la acrA.. IS cultivated.
rich land. buildings ordinary; near sta
ton. }.i1o. terms. ". L. Bailey. suffolk
Va.
FOR sale. good 20 acre farm Good seven
room dwelling: orchard; one mile from
Ivy Depot: graded school. churches EA-
celient community. Price. $500 viii
take good automobile part payment w
=. liail. Mediums River. Va.
EXTRAORDINARY opportunity to secure
:, me farm containing elo acres IN
Montgomery county. Md, north OF Wash
inGton. hvc miles from tho u. T. over a
n,scHdam road: 20 to to-ninutc auto ride
from tho city. Large frame dwelling: high
beautiful view Of the surrounding country
II Is commonly known that Montgomery
county ~ the hncst stock ana grain count Y
In Maryland. This farm ia the heat grass.
and wheat farm east or the Blue Ridge
Mountains. and good n. any In ''vir-
GINA valley farm. It's equal for stock
or dairy farm Is not 10 lie had. Because
OF It's accessibility 10 and from the city
~ would make splendid gcntlcma n =
home. Price for quick sale. ti2.5g0 $3.50
per acre.. 1t IL we'll worth 500 per acre
farm 40 close 20 national capt. y l
- a good Investment For fun particulars
phone NJ. tcSt. Joseph =. Iirkle. 2O3 Col
Grad" Building. Washing ton, ID. C.
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BOOKS AM PERIODICALS.

a MISCELLANEOUS lot of books STATISTICAL and
otherwise. worth 500. for sails FOR yio
VIII not be delivered Must be called Tor
First Floor. Times Dispaieo naiiclnx.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-28
FOR SALE-,Iachinery.
VEHICLES FOR SALE.

FOR wagons. go to Richardson Bros. si5
Brook Avenue. printing. repairing and
rubber tire work. Madison 1867.
Full. line Of top bucStcs at reduced prices.
We can suit you in anything in the wagon
limo. Top open. Easy terms. a. Meyers
Sons. 13l East Cary
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2lrhnlon1 Ginlps.Dispatrb
SIXTY sixth YEAR
ADMITTEDLY
THE BEST MEDIUM IN
TIIE SOUTH FOR CLASS
FLIED ADVERTISING.

TELEPHONE YOUR WANTS TO
THE TINES DISPATH
RANDOLPH RANDOLPH
WANT AID. RATES.
DAILY, cents IA line per insertion.
SUNDAY, 10 cents line per insertion.
Minimum space. two lines
II trlephoned or charged at the countc r.
~" minimum Is % cents.
!. The following rates for repeated inscr-
ions arc given. PROVIDED ALI. INSER-
nt1NS ARE USED WITHIN ONE WEEK.
NI!H - CHANGE OF COPY.
RATE PER LINE.
'tNbAl and DAILY Insertions 20 cents.
j DAILY insertions. Is cents.
CONSECUTIVE insertions. 40 cents
Minimum space. two lines.
Basts OF measurement In solid agate. IL
HNes TO tho inch. and six words TO the line.
ne above rates cover all classi "a lions.
--assincation not guaranteed after S p. NJ
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POULTRY AND BIRDS.

POULTRY AND BIRDS.
FOk raie Stereotypers' msts. 1924; nesibls
and tough: just the thing to limo chicken.
at tho once; 20 cents extra for out of town
orders Tor carriage. Address Times Dis.
patch.
FOR spring chickens, cgEr. vegetables,
herbs. call Thompson's Farm. Randolph
1891.
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Chalmers Auto

For sale Chalmers car. five pa ssen-
ger. Sa25. Apply TO II. {. Clarke, lotl
West Broad.
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Regional Bank
Corner

We have for sale. for nonresident
owner. the only corner across the
street. Sec US for n rare bargain.
ELAN &. Ef-SSTES
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HELP Observation-Disclosures.

WASTED. dentist. T.rist"rcd n virginia /,
assoCtatc ~ large medical adS.rtisin. or
rsnlztti"n Y ign. csIo Times Dis pa tch
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-28
ANIMALS rOR SALE.

WANTED. ia soil Maltese kitten and
two Maltese cats. Apply II li6. care
Times dispatch.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-28

WANTED. registered druggist. Good sal.
AIRY 70 sober reliable man Address c. l..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-11-09
THEATRES
GRAND

GRAND
Captain" the wonderful horse
owned and exhibited by Capt. Siys.
bee. again delighted audiences al
the Grand today. This animal IA
able to tell colors, play on musical
instruments. make correct changr.
count. subtract. multiply, etc.
Edith Wilma and company present
the story of judge who. in his
younger days. had been indlscreet.
who was later forced to officiato at
a trial OF the girl with whom he
had been intimate.
Cash Knight and company have n
rube comedy act
Al Turner plays tho xylophonr
Fred ketch IL n ventrilouuist.
William Farnum Is shown i'm the
screen in The End OF the Trail"
PALACE HIP
Little JIM" an entertaining
bear Is the big feature that will
head the new llippodrome Road
Show which opens Thursday at thu
Palace Hip. Other features are:
The Salambos. who offer an cleo.
trical novelty; Vernon and com.
pany. the man who put the 'trill in
yentriloquism"; the Three English
Dancers, In rope and acrobatic dane.
ing, 10" Allen and Bobbie, THE
Golf Girl and the Caddie," and Mar.
ray X. Hill, In monologue. songs and
parodies. The five-part feature pho.
toplay Will he The Discard" fea.
turing Virginia Hammond.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-11-09
CARRANZA'S NIECE
WILL WE'D TODAY

MEXICO CITY, Nov. a.--Senorita
Salinas. niece OF First Chief Car.
rama Is 10 be married here today.
and that. say folks who know. tells
VenuatiRno CarranEa TO the United
Venustlano Carrauza o the United
States two weeks ago. She came
TO buy tho trousseau.
When she visited In San An.
tonic she was with Sonora Aware
OhroRon. wife OF Carranzas war
minister Tho pair we're carefree
and moved about at perfect ease.
Sonora Carranza found tho movie
shows a charm. but spent most of
her time buying. buying. buying.
She confessed. too. that Il wasn't
all for her niece. for Sonora Car.
rama likes "pretties" and likes her
daughters TO have them. Sonora
Carranza's visit 10 tho United
States was the occasion for tho
spread OF many rumors. saying the
/ first chief was to flee Mexico. She
denied them all fatty.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-11-09
Bran Makes Sand Storm
Seem Real at the Met
in "The Garden of Allah"

harked in quick repetition. Filmy
curtains fall into place. Scenic ef'
fects are rushed in and out
Two big machines are rolled into
place. ono Is put into position on
each side--in the wings. They are
big boX-like arrangements. with
pipes. like periscopes. coming out
oi the top and turning toward the
stage
Fans Produce Air Currents
Thru them II blown the bran
preparation which represents sand.
Great fans produce an intricate
system OF air currents. They car
~ the bran out swiftly. II is
caught by an opposing current and
swept in great swirling movements.
The effect r. the same as is pro-
duced by the strong desert winds
that sweep the deserts and toy
with the sand. ms the man-made
currents do with the bran on the
Metropolitan stage.
In the meantime the electricians
are at work producing the varying
degrees OF darkness. which adds TO
the impression OF whirling wind
Almost as suddenly as the sand
storm begins. 4, dies down. at the
word Enough" whispered by the
stage director 20 the electrician.
With few parting whistles OF
the wind the desert becomes peace.
ful-and electric daylight dawns.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-11-09
EASY TO DARKEN
YOUR CRAY HAIR
Try this Brush Sage Tea and Sui.
phur Compound through your
hair, taking one strand at
time

When you darken your hair with
Sage Tea and Sulphur. no one can
tell. because it's done 80 naturally,
so evenly. Preparing this mixture.
though. at home is mussy and trou.
bleBome For 80 cents you can buy at
any drug store the ready to-use
preparation. improved by the addi-
tion Of other Ingredients. called
"Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Com
pound" You Just dampen a
sponge or soft brush with Il
ai1, draw this through your
ham. taking one small strand at a
time. by morning all gray hair
disappears. and. after another ap.
plication or two, your hair becomes
beautifully darkened. glossy and
luxuriant.
Gray. faded hair. though no dis.
grace. IL a sign OF old age, and az
we all desire youthful and at
tractiye appearance. get busy at
once with Wyeth's Sage and Sui.
phur Compound and look years
younger. This ready-to-use prepa-
ration is a delightful toilet reaui.
site and not medicine. II is not
intended for the cure. mitigation or
prevention Of disease.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-11-09
Big TIME PLANNED
FOR HEAD OF EAGLES

Rex b. Goodcell OF San Bernar-
dino. California. grand worthy pres
ident OF the Fraternal Order OF Ea-
giles. will pay Seattle Aeris No. /.
the mother aerie OF Eagledom. an
official visit Friday night.
He will be met at the depot by a
committee in charge OF the ar.
engagements.
At 1880 p. m. the Eagles band.
team and state Aerie club. In uni
form. will meet him at the Wash
ington hotel and escort him to Ea-
giles hall. where the regular meet
ing Of the Aerie and reception TO
the president will take place. A
display OF fireworks viii be given
under the direction OF James De
Marco.
Goedcell will be accompanied by
the band and team to Tacoma Sat
urday night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-11-09
Don't Stay
Gray

Tint your hair 90 tho shade de-
sired with '-Browuatonn This new
preparation 10 far superior 20 any
mixture that contains heuna. sui
phuF. silver. lead % similar prepare
lions
There 10 no danger OF an itching
or poisoned scalp when you use
"firowuaion~" for this Eimple prep
ara,ion positively contains no lead.
mercury. silver. sulphur. sine.
suilins. coal tar products or their
~ into Tho hair and pr~stoi--you our
gray hairs Instantly disappear
your hair ia a beautiful and uniform
color throughout--the ends ar, as
dark a. the balance. and you have
any shade desired. from a light
brown TO black. Iust y moments
touching up" once = month. and no
ono can ever detect 70.
No rubbing or washing oN-no
fading
Prepared in two shades--ono TO
produce golden or medium brown.
tho other. darn brown or black. Two
aizes-2s cents and 81 %.
We will son6 absolutely free, for
a abort time only. sample bottle
- "Brownatone" II YOU will aond US
your name and address, accompanied
10y i0c 20 help pay postage and pack =
Ing No samples at dealers This
offer 10 made for YOU 60 try BROWN
atone" Hair stain, and find for your
self Just how superior u T. TO all
Rn.calied dyes" combs. etc The
Kenton Phsrmacal Co. So Pike st.
Cuvington, Ky.
For sale by the owl Drug Com
pany. - stores on tho Pacific coast.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-11-09
Conscientious Desire
Please

IL ono OF the predominant character
isles OF this office. II has been one
% tho very big reasons for our pho
nomenai growth.
We have Just closed arrangements
TO take In the entire balance 81 tho
floor on which our office. are now
located This will give Us one % the
largest dental offices IN tho North
west. and we assure you that 10 VIII
be one Of tho beat equipped also.
We have just added another to our
staff. a hiFh class. graduate regls-
tered dentist Ho. tho same as every
other operator In this office has his
certificate from the state dental
board hanging right on the wall In
front % his dental chair. IN plain
sight OF all
We uss tho very best % materials
here. Prices are tho lowest. Pain
less dentistry Ruarautsed
You will find ~ distinctly 20 your
advantage 20 come IN and let ono 81
our experts give your teeth thor
ough examination. This won't cost
you a cent nor viii 81 put YOU under
any obligation. lie viii tell you iuNt
what 70 will cost TO put them into
perfect condition. You will probably
he surprised as we'll "a delighted 20
/ find how small tho cost Will be.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-11-09
PERMITS Big DAY
after ELECTION

Election surely had its effects on
the citizens OF the fair city OF Sc.
attic. according TO County BAR.
tender Riordan. Who announced
Thursday that Wednesday. tho day
after election. moro permits were
issued than AT any other time sinco
prohibition.
In all. we lssued permits TO
i.3s3 thirsty and nervous persons.
Riordaa explained. and from ap-
pcarances. this presidential clec-
ton strain is going to assure an.
other good day
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-11-09

TranspIsnting the Sahara
desert 20 Fourth ave. and Uni
verslsy ct. 10 . pretty hard job.
Luther Burbank. even. would
admit that And It's especially
hard when o sand storm has 20
be brought along with H.
But rs being done.
Fifty stage hands. four camels.
two goats. IL Algerians. barrels %
make.bclicve sand and intricate ma
chinery are being used TO accom-.
plish the difficult task at every
performance OF The Garden o, Al.
lah." at the Metropolitan this
week
Seems Wonderful
From the seats in front OF the
stage. the sand storm IL wonder
scene which transplants the spec
tator Into a strange and awesome
atmosphere. II seems like a dream.
Suddenly one is aware that fine
particles are even blowing on, over
the audience.
But II really IS not sand. folks.
It's merely a fine preparation OF
bran That's confidential. but
should be told Just 20 keep any one
from being afraid OF injury to the
eyes.
Takes Lot OF Work
A visit behind the scenes dur.
ing a performance OF The Garden
Of Allah" when the desert sand
storm Is In progress II somewhat
OF a privilege. It's something like
an evening with the man In the
moon. or some other mythical
character in position TO see wha,
makes the world go round.
During the preparation for the
storm scene. dozen directors
dodge back and forth. Orders are
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-11-09
MOTHER WILL TELL
OF NATIONS PARKS

Stephen r. Mather. assistant Sec
rotary OF the interior. in charge of
the national parks. will BIO the
guest OF honor next Monday noon
at the Commercial Club. where he
will speak TO visiting Commercial
Clubs and local societies.
Mather, who has done consider
able for the advancement of tho
park systems. is man OF private
fortune and travels about the coun.
try for the love of II.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-11-09
MEMBERS COUNCIL

The first meeting OF tho mem.
bers' council OF the Seattle Com
merciai Club will take place at
$40 Thursday night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-11-09
"MILLION DOLLAR ALIMONY
QUEEN" MARRIES SOLDIER BOY!

A beautiful woman, called
the million dollar alImony
queen" has married her soldier
boy.
Mrs. Frsen q. Nulsen Ia now
the wife OF captain In the
Missouri militia, and formerly
OF the Austrian army.
Mrs. Nulscn was divorced from l..
II. Reakirt. son of the richest wom-
an In Ohio. and owner of n 5000.
600 estate at Cincinnati. on which
he has private swimming pool
Before her marriage To him she
was Miss Edna Shea. and was
known in Wlnona. Wis. summer
colony. AZ the lady OF the lake "
Her divorced husband settled
si.l00.0 600 on her and her son.
Il wish her all the happiness In
the world" says Reaklt.
Capt. Nulscn. when In the Aus.
TRAN army. was decorated by
Emperor Franz Josef with the Sign
OF honor" His honeymoon viii be
shortened so he can reIoln his rogi.
ment on the Mexican border.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-11-09
L0PSTERS COMING

A party OF nearly 5000 Eastern
Immigrant Holsters soon will leave
Bath, Me, for Seattle, where they
VIII seek homesteads in the lob
ster colony Of the San Juan islands.
This information was CLEANED
from Henry O'Malley. chief OF the
department Of fish culture OF the
.. $. bureau Of fisheries. who is In
Seattle.
The Holsters VIII travel in a prl.
yate car.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-11-09
WOMAN is LEADING
I'M MONTANA RACE

MISSOULA. Mont. Nov. 0.-Miss
Jeanette Rankin. republican candi.
date for congress. led II. b. Mitch.
ell. her democratic opponent. by
60 votes this afternoon when no..
900 ballots had been counted.
There are 10000 more votes to be
tabulated
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-11-09
HANLY IS PLEASED

INDIANAPOLIS. Nov. 81.
Frank Hanly. prohibit'onist candi-
date for president. was evidently
pleased today over tho carly results
from the states whcro tho liquor
question vns an issue. but refused
to mako any statement until thev
ia no question as 10 tho result.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-11-09
SUFFRAGE IS TO
HAVE SCHOOL
FOR ONE week

NEW YORK. Nov. s.--A ma
tlorsl school for suWraais,s
will be opened In Baltimore No.
vember 70 under the direction
Of the Nstlcnsl American Won
an Suffrage association for one
weeks Intensive training. Dur
ING tina, week. suffrauisss from
far ard near will come together
fer training In suffrage history,
argument. parliamentary law.
public speaking. organization
and publicity. under such es-
pert tutors ss Mrs. Carrie Chap
man Gait. president OF the ma
tlonai association. Mrs.. Arthur
Iivermore and Mrs. n. w. VII.
son of the New York state
woman suffrage party, and Mr..
Rose oeyer OF Iowa.
These experienced suffrage
Norrs will put the pupils thru
heir PAGES according To the mos,
campaign methoda. and
sill not only teach lessons and
1.-Two rules. but will also demon.
'tratc their tactics vlth model de-
bates. street meetings and other
concrete forms OF suffrage activity.
rho street meeting will be con.
iucted from decorated automo.
bile. and. with It's surrounding
,rowd and hcckierw. will run true
70 the form OF the average suffrage
meeting IN tho street
Mira Carrie Chapman Gait. who
q conceded TO be tho most expert
'nced suffrage csmpaiEner In the
United states. viii show the snf
IraEists how 20 organize and con.
iuct a local political campaign.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-11-09
Regal Dental Offices

In Every Respect sesttle's Iesdisg
Dentists
1905 Third Ave, y. W. Corner Thisa
and Union
DisgonRiiy across from the Post
office. BE sure to get to the
right Mace
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-11-09

PARIS, Nov. minister OF III.
nance Ribot announced in the
chamber of deputies today that
s2.270 000000 had been subscribed
10 the last loan. OF this. more
than 80 per cent is new money.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-22
COUNTRY CLUB GOLF
Earrings Announced for scmi,,u,,~
Which Wtil lie Played Before
Wednesday,.

c,jfnrS az ~, ,... -, 49,
nina ,.ommi.,"G t"u"tiE !un OF Nir-
match nlay. To- hSt. TTgHma round Of
champion, yesterday nf,nrnn,, ' nr., ~ ~"
l,:,rrowed down nv ~ ,'H f,,,, has now
The s,,nifnn,S ~, 'o"r plINfrS, and
next WcJnesd;,v ,u;,h HsaEsn before
.u;. OF n%t S,,,,t ''S Hills com
The matches Yesterday we're close
the Country ilmh 'i'.''"S' IN g",i ri
'rher, is marc M, icN"r neat
IN the result Of In ,.' "tn,nnry interest
winner viii h,. ,,,.'ri ~, ,,"hi"n'' hS ne
and VIII ~ r,. W. nm","cn 'hc rinb ironhy.
liz. nr,,r,.b ,r',,I,!'''N" !nh winner for
r.irin" i'm ,hn ,,, ,
Wednesday, vii IL. 80, ,, riaSseH I"i
Irirs, .iIt.,., J.. >, flows:
a. rnvlnr !" or%ain plays j.
cali - - M"'haH plays -.
Sn,o,,d ,,;x, !, -.
stewart I",,cs ";o,,r., w, ',hIl ana u
pr. Thon,s II S"",rR" ~ Morgan and
rhird '"'. ~. , -. H'ni"%,
George " S,nvc,,s I'm" mullen and
and +, 81 .r.,Ii.,, v'S' 81, = : clark
Defeated GENT
I'frst sixtcen.lr I :, ~,.,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-22
FORK UNION PLAYS
JEFFERSON SCHOOL
~ Sn !" /" The Times Dispatch.

Spccial 10 The Times pi,n,,
oHh UNION October 2l.IWbnt g..
I'll i" 10 hc one Of the tierccst FOOT
vii H., S't sen al Fork Union
49,, "" ""Ged on the local eritlirou 10
l,'r' W. WHOM the jefferson Schn"I
ION 'h"riot,"svilic. comes here fn,. -
H"ml" with The Cadets '"' :"
mere mas always been /. rrion,Il,.
rival between these Two srhon,u .',,
h.,, iT|une VIII he "a scrappy battle from
+" 'n,n" ,l., Fork Union has not let mp
+, III .., m..m WORK since the victory over
sn"'E itiIh school last Satur,lny.
oco ""rh Harry Grimm Is bending everv
I!"rI 40 Rtt Il team that viii give John
T!sn' : me battle OF their lives.
a"rk 81, November ~. holm Marshal,
uv1ea'ed the Cadets lajt year. and
I 49, man on the Fork tUnion team il
U" wipe out lthat defeat.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-22
EASY VICTORY FOR HARVARD
'iHaSnc''usrti> tgaic> Defeated by
score of % ia h-!nrrcSt Made by
Crimson This season.

cAMiRRlp,;E. MASS. October Ill
Harvard had the easiest game of its
schedule to-day aud defeated th.
massachusetts Ae;;icS. "a to o. The
whole game was played in the farm
crs' territory. ana the Crimson never
had amy difficulty in holding the WISH
tors. harNarl'S score WAS die largest
That has been rolled UP this season. II
S,uld hay" been in tn. nrichborhood
OF sixty points hut for many rumhIcs
Harvard played Il conservative game
a'd uS"G but two forward passes. the
.irs' being Intercepted. hut The second.
IN tn" last period. was the best play al,
the game Il gained twenty-five yards
and paved the way TOR the final touch
Tn" .iaGics were all in during the
last rvrou. The lineup:
:, t"rIar II Position, Appics
e.. coolidge. left end Gray sou
w hccl"r. left tackle :. Harcistcin
naImu left guard. Spnulding
ihIl ~ ..'...... center ....... Roberts
,Inrk '..., right guard ....... Dunn
tHn"r. fright tackle. Eawaru.i
s " ...ir%ay''''',i,IEh,t ena ilay
rkachcr. lcit half back Pond
S,asey right half back Mnynih.tn
torwc"n. ....full back Wc.ks
SnbStitutions: Harvard: Phinney for
Coolidge. Rrewer for 'hinney. Thorn.
TikS ,Hr Wheeler; Dean for pad,nun,
IhoInlike Day for Clark. isatchcI,icr
."r ithrir ihk*cn for t3atchcldcr Gas
''tr"ner Tor robinson FELTON, for Gard
u t,, Mln"i Tor casey, Wilcox for, Miuot
Rurnham for Thatcher, Horne for i,uri..
ham, iitchcocll for Horwccn. Argi"s
.Richardson FOR Day, c. B!nncinrtl
iof EDWARDS, q. l'lanchnrrl for g.
Irianch%rd. iiissinhotham for Roberts
inuchdowns-ta Casey go. Hitchcock 90
! Liens ,Thacher, Goals from touch
80, nS-Hnrwcen go. Gardner. Horne
tefcrtc, Mr. Morris. Of PENNSYLVANIA
nmh!'o. Nj: Fu!tz. Of Brown Head
IiiieSihnii, Mr.. lcnllcton, OF iSowdoin
Time, l2-ininutc periods