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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-17

street: Rev. y. l.. Bcnzc. pastor ouin-
quaSeSlna Sunday. SUNDAY school ut
g:lJ L. III. Chief Service at 1880 L. III.
Special vcspers for the Wheeling dis
trict Luther League II ESQ p. III. 40
evening service. Tuesday evening"
monthly meeting of the Luther I.caEt"
with interesting program. Wednesday,
being the beginning Of Lent. there VIII
be solemn VcSpcrs At 1:4j p. m. The
catcCchtiCal classes Will meet on Wed
ncsday evening 1T : o'clock and on Sat
urday morning.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-17

=, Faults church Elm Grove. j. Logan
.IrE,n. rector There viii bc %rrviCc in
-. ra.r$ church tomorrow. tn" sunday
h.fnrr Lent. 4, o'clock in tic after
II.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-17
MAY DIE OF BURNS
FROM GAS STOVE
Man Used to intense Heat May Be
Fatally injured From Fall Over
Small Gas Stove.

\ man used to while heat most of
his life. John GliSby. Is years I'd. rm-
pluycd at the North Wheeling glass
house. Was removed yesterday from
Il boarding house in Fifteenth street
to the county hospital at Elm Grove,
suffering from burns received We'd
ncsday when he fell over Il small gas
stove in his room.
His wounds. We're dressed al first
by the mIrrOn of the house and they
seemed 70 BE- healing. but yesterday
his right arm back and side were
greatly swollen. and the aged man
was suffering intensely.
1t is feared he inhaled some Of the
flames. and that internal complica-
lions have set in.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-17

Zion Lutheran church. 2llS Market
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-12-28
Gum II Sabr.

Wieoer einllal cntbictct Ole San.
uarllumnler DER 0eutibcn @ousiraI,
in Wfilipnufee, isis, berausgcgebcn,
Den 2eiern einen @rllb Sllul llcltcrl
Sobr, lrno Der iebr Diclleiti0c SrboIt
Der ghlmntcr itellt Den 2cicrn rett
genuBrei6e llnterbaltl,ng in IllSiiht.
9as Seft bietet cine Sillle gutcn Sc.
ieltotfes fir ieoes Wit9lieo Der Saui-
lie. Sn Der Serie Der amcrifaniihcn
Heilebricfc bon @ilbelm 6. Gamble
filbrt urlS Der belicbte 9eriallcr inter
bie Snbianer in Iri5ona uno idilbcrt
bohit intereiiont icine Grlcbniiic.
Serner entbGlt Die 9l,nlmer Elm mei.
tercS &apitcl oll$ Scr @elNi6tc Inlc.
rifos bon 81. Zimmerman, cine glb
bal0lllna iibcr Sic 3rbcrcitlung Der
5clle gum Ecl5luert bon Or. &. Uobc,
llno Die SdiIocrung elmer Sobrt olli
Den 3uferbutberg in 9roiilien.
Nn Gr5Gblltngcn iino ST ncnlrcn:
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-12-28
a y.

9lae uniere Sdulen baben Die
@cibnuhtsfericn al1eetreten Die bis
gum 2. Salllar bauern lpcroen.
SrIs. ScoDig gngelbredt, Clara
@aloedcr unb Hlltb Haaie, lpelte ais
Strocntinnen bas Central @cslepall
College in @arrentcn beilden, To-
men LETTER Sreitag 5uriid um Die
Seiertage bel ibren gltern, oabier, 81
perleben.
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mar lcsten Sreitag bier in 9erufsge,
ifGften.
Gbrilt. Salt uno Gattin bon Wtor-
riion beiu6ten lesten Samsta9 Die
@ltcrn unb Sdlpiegereltern, @m.
Boblnlorm unb @attin loipte anoerc
9erpanote in Der llmgegenO bon
9ap.
Sranf @aloeder unb @rnIt gngel.
bredt befanben iid lesten Sreitag III
@cid1ften in Sernlanr.
Sri. Mnna 9eul begab iid lcetc
ISOLDE nad Botsbam UNI Die @cib.
nadts5eit bel ibren I%ngeb0rigcn SIT
perlpeilen.
Nus l~unicrcr st. YaulS = 8cmeinbc
bnbcn mir einen betriibenoen Sraltcrs
iall 81 bcrittcn. Srebertd @n1. 6.
@rcbc, Sobn bcs Scrrn Conrad
9rcbc bicriclblt, itarb in &onias
an Ser Sungcnent5ilnbung, nadbenn
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llnb Gltcitc ShWciter emma iofort
nad bort, bod fonoen Tie Ben Siren
ridt nlcbr am 2ehcr, err mar aipei
Stltnocn 5ubor g%eitorben.. Sic
Seihe mitroe bon aanias nod
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-12-28


eincn mogli4it abmedslun9sreiden
Gid filbren, uno ba fcmmen grfab.
rllngcn nnoerer Salsiraucn ltcts icbr
aelcgen.
%on groBcm @ert fir ale Witlcicr
crmciicn lih Die Mbteilungen: Grbc.
tcnc NcScpte uub &atidlGge mo
@nlla un0 Serb, mn u,tcrcinanocr
ulIcrlci Grprobtes fir oen !Sausbalt
oiSSutar,ihen. guh Der @rieffoltcn
mo Ole Hubrif: o@cr iltht @erponh,
tc II, @efonltc," tro9en ba5lt bel, oaS
Nlott bcn &cicrn mlcntbcbrlid) 81
MAIDEN.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-12-28

True translation filed with the post.
master at Hermann, Mo-, on Dec
27, 1917, as required by the Act of
October G., 1917. ,
gilbert gh,etmann, @opin Sdl,Ite
1ino Geo. &ebmert begaben iid lebtc
ISOLDE nod 'Sermann I'M betrcffs
@usfiillune bes 9reitionnaires oel1
auntliden 8eratbune . 8oritono sll
&atbe gu aieben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-12-28
Wprriiun n.

SSn Ser nculif abgcbaltenen @abl
Der biciigen 2oge Der W. ". Of ".
ipurocn folgenbe @ean1te fir bas
nGhite Sabr crlpGblt: $. 6. Wertens.
g. g.: @m. $. Ycters, ". o.; Sp.
Nieoerbelmann, g. g.; Geo. 8. @obl.
fling, ShatnciIter; Sero. u. Bcters,
Siibrer; Gbus. godtins u,o George
Ncibbart, @adc; Sanob 0ietrid.
glerf; @ml. Scacnlom IT,, Srant
8allmeper unb s. q. Gn9clngc, Crit
tees. 9ic Ginfiibrung Scr nel,cn Sc
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90. 9e3enlbcr itattfinoen.
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c~rfronft. Soften mir Dob cr bolo
micbcr olli Sem 0onrm icin fam.
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die ourd &ronfhcit on's @ctt gcfeiicIt
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belt ans @ctt aeluicien. @iinifen
boIbige @ciierung.
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bon ct. 2oris 5ltriidacfebrt INN lei.
ner W1ltter, Sral, Carl Sonntog ilbcr
Die Seiertage einen 9eiud) ob5ll-
itatten.
Srau Sbeo. HoIt bon Scrnlurn be.
finoct ii6 icit nlcDrrrrn Ingcn bier
INN ibrc fronfc Mlltter, Srull Srch
2ellenberger 81, berpflc9en.
Mrltin Gberlil1 bon Scrmunn NOR
ant lebten Sienstag bier in @c
idGften.
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gess Burner reiIten letter Sunlstu0
nod 2inn I'M bie Seiertoge lei Sen
Gltern al berleben.
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mar lctte ISOLDE bier sum Wciud ID
rer gltern, Gbrilt. @cbnnepcr mo
@attin.
Q. 6. Reoefer l,no 5amilic BON Ct.
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rigen 5u bertueiIcn.
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Der bieiigcn fotbl. S6ulc, rciItc let.
ten Samstag nod @eitpboIia Inn oie
Seierta9c BET Sc%rluanotcn gu Der.
bringen.
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lbafttgt paren, iino Iebten Montaa
mad @orriion Suriidgefcbrt
llno pcrocn iiber Sen @intcr i'm G(,
fernbaltie %perrueilcn.
Srau Clara 9eattp bon ct. 2ouis
1T geeentpartig bier auf geiud BEL
'brer W1'tter, Srau Gbriit 9oebm.
Irnolo &uebler bon Sefferlon Gitp
felt mebreren Sagen bier gum
fntrn. I,,~ak.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-12-28

n6rull Gritos Sieg," bon @co0u bon
Sdumio; n0ie ScrbilnOctcn, non
2olliie S6ul5c.Nrild. uno Gin mcltc
rcr Nbldultt OcS nit groBcnt NclIoIl
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3cit uno ltinmutngspOllc @c0idtr
limo ebenfalls por9clcbcn. 0lcNumor
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mobl ser neueiten rnO 5luedmGbigltcr
Iorlogen 5l &lciocrn fir Grpadicn'
mo &inbcr, ioluie @cacnitunoe gun
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idppcrcn 3cit ocn 2eiern gefpib mill
fomlncl icin, bcnn jcoc cutie Moir%.
frolt m0htc bel oIlcrS poriomltcit BOD,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-12-28

Oluenspillc gelauot, bon mo lie mad
Dem Sal,ie Scr gltcrn iiberfiibrt lpllr4
sc. an Sonntag, Den %. 9c5enl-
Der, fano ul,ter llngcnlein 9roBenl Sci.
6engefolge Die Sotenfeier ltatt, no
bel 8aitor 6. S. &aaie amtirte, uno
Sen 2eiOtrageuocn Ben Croft hires
@lallbens bradte. Ser Gbor Der Su.
genb lang am @rabe lnb IN Der Sir
die ergreifcnbe 2ieber, inter ibncn
'oas 2icblingslieb bes gnti6lofcncn:
v8ben tbe roll is called up Woilbcr. "
Mit inn perIierten Sic Gltern eincn
trcuer, liebepollen Sobn uno l1nicrc
@emcinoe einen fleibigen &ir6eu,
gdnger, Der fait ME oes Sonntass i'm
@ottes9auie sefeblt. 60 oiirfen mir
oenn boffcn oaB oerieIbe beim groBen
Ipea beiteben miro. @eboren lptr6c
bericlbe am 10. Ipril 1891 unb &c.
itorbcn aln 10. 0e5ember, erreifte
iomit Gin Sitter bon 26 Sabren. s Mo.
nate1 lnb 8 Sagen. Scr Serr obcr
Die treuren 2eiotragenoen.
Gin Stetion SUIT lit INNER fleio.
lam. 3u BADEN in Odsner's &lci.
bcrltorc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-10
PiMLICO RESULTS

frs, racc-siN furiongs--George Starr.
100 ,Nummer,. $3.50. $40. $500 first;
.n"osctcad.- ioi utuw;nl, $40. S3.l0, see
""d: t'arrone, ~ tKobinson,, 81. third.
tliie. I:l& 50. "fineiorc H.. Tumble Ia.
Ar."Gn". killArney. sister Marjorie: sunny
sun also rain. Field.
Sccond--two miies--tiid Bon, 49, Glen
dcison). $3.50. $3.50. $40, first; I3iG -Four.
az taGshl. Si.4o, -. second Hussian Pin
ton, Iaa tWolke). $6.40. third. Time .O6
rnGi, o Day. Brand. Altar Fire ais" ran.
- t;,alkcrJ. saso. $3.50, s2.GO, FIRST Seer
oil. loI ti.angp, $50, 81. second: Copper
MinE. -" 'Atk,nsonI. $3.50, third. Time
Al 20. scousin Dan. <Margaret l.. GIN
ririd. Greetings. Ella Ryan uIso ram
Quincy stable entry.
tBuXton,, Si4.sc, SI56c. se.lo. hrst; 'Eatn-
ryn Gray, ~ tMcAtec), Sa5 80. $3.50. see
oud. Star Finch, 1903 (Schuttingrr,. si.iO
third. Time, l:li Cadillac. i.anglen.
SN,Itt FON Bond. inCoI Top o. th. ave.
-iynet". Thorn Boom also ran 'F'ieId.
Dorninie.u. $3.50, $3.50, 500, nrst; Quie-
.luIc, ~ nsyanl, si5.2o $3.50. SECOND;
TimS. i:ia 40 Eycid, Kate ulen;.. i' rsu
6""ts. indy Smail. High Pass, Julie also ran.
SlSth--Hiile ANA Il uuarter--Judse Wing
field, l0S tiianmicrJ, S-9.3o $3.50. $3.50.
,lTs,; 'vcrmon,,, rs ,,,McTargarD, ;ao0.
$i3ha, thrd. Tile. 2:Os 10. LibyHn
Sands, obluk. kiimcr. t;odcrest hoy. Sky
Pilot. Ask Ma ais" ram bryan cn,ry.
SrveuIh-milc ana a siEteentn-nuily ln5
dyke. $3.50. $500. $3.50. first: Daddy's
choice. lea tSchuttingcrJ, $3.50. 81 second :
l:i7 10 Fountain Fay. Woodward. wise
man. NhiI'Hy also ran.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-10
GEORGETOWN WILL USE
ALL PLAYS AGAINST NAVY
ENendine sends Iiillteppcrs Into Game
To-day With Instructions to
Open Ever! Formation,
Especial ID The Tifnes-pispaich.

Especial to The Times Dispatch
WASHINGTON. D. c., November O.
Whether the Navy Is to continue rum
ming up mountaiiloue scores or George.
towns sadly battered versity eleven, as
Yet undefeated. is to stop Gilmour
Dobie's stone crushers. wifi be decided
Tomorrow at Annapolis when tho an.
nual Sridiron battle between the two
teams Will be played
All official Washington able to get
away from wartime duties, together
with practically the whole student body
of Georgetown University, will make
the short trip over TO Annapolis in
special trains. II will easily be the
most splendid gathering ever wit
Messing Georgetown-N Navy football
game.
Georgetown. picked by the experts
to lose BY an overwhelming score. Is
not predicting victory. but the blue
and gray athletes do say that the Mid
dies will make it no runaway game,
even II they do win. Georgetown Is
prepared to do in the last trenches.
Again Fordham.> Coach Exendint COW
cred up most OF his ground gaining
But tomorrow the team will cut loose
ana be told TO use all II has In an
effort to defeat Dobie's wonderful
Gross. the full back hurt in the
Fordham game. is not expected to
start. but ali the others wifi be in the
lineup. Gross had to have several
stitches taken in his upper lip. and
the wound has not healed sufficentIy to
suit Physical Director O'Reiiiy. Dugan
or Harry Sullivan will replace him.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-10
SPIDERS MEET TIGERS
LOCAL COLLEGE ELEVEN
IN IMPORTANT GAME TO-DAY
victory viii Place Teams an Even
Footing In nRce, While Defeat
VIII Mem Tiger ChnmpIOnship.

Coach Frank NJ. Dobson. Manager
Bowman ana fourteen members of the
Richmond College football squad left
yGsterday afternoon for Farmvtlle,
where they will battle the Hampton
Sidney Tigers this afternoon OH Venc-
bic Field In n contest that will. in a
measure. settle the championship OF
the Eastern Virginia intercollegiate
Athletic Association.
Should the Spiders win this after
noon. the two teams will be tied for
first place with three games won and
one lost while. il they should lose.
tories and 10 defeats to It's credit and
will have to win only one more con-
test 10 have an undisputed claim to the
title.
Richmond College is priined for the
fray this afternoon. and the local team
will fight its utmost In order to gain
victory over their old rivals. The
team got in some hard practice this
week on Stadium Field. and the boys
are In good physical condition.
In order that the Spiders may hive
plenty Of reserve strength the coach
also Will have the second team along.
but they will not leave until this morn
ing The first squad spent a quiet
night i'm Farmville last night. and viii
leave shortly after noon to-day for
Hnmpden- sidney.
The following comprise the varsity
squad: Whittot and Milbourne. ends;
Thomas and Taylor. guards; Sanford
and Dorsey. tackles; Rucker. center;
Pitt. quarter back: Miller. full back
Dickcrson. left half back: Kuyk. right
half back Spencer. Caverly and Kidd.
substitutes.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-10
SOUTHERN GAMES TO-DAY
GcOrgln Tech Meets Observation-Disclosures
md. Vanderbilt Observation-Disclosures
battles University of South.

Special to The Times Dspatch.l
ATLANTA. November 9.-Among the
more important football games sched-
uicd in the South tomorrow. the out
standing contests appear TO he the
meeting between Alabama and Wander
bilt at birmingham, and the Auburn
Davidson clash in Atlanta Georgia
Tech plays its only game of the season
away from home with Tulane in New
Orleans, and the University of Missis-
sippi faces the University OF the South
at Scwanee. Virginia Polytechnic In
stitute meets West Virginia ut Hunt
ington.
Few football critics in the South this
week would hazard Il guess as to the
outcome of the match between Alabama
and Vanderbilt. Coach McGuSim. il is
said. has again made some shifts in
the Commodore lineup with indica-
tions that more formidable Offensive
than was presented in the contest with
Tech here.
The meeting here between Auburn
ana davidson will be the second in the
history of the two institutions. The
TarheclS defeated the I'lainsmcn i'm
their initial game in 1906 by one touch
down. .tuburns creditable showing
ugainS; practically all of its opponents
gives The liainsmen an advantage. Da-
wilson. however, has one of the strong
est schedules Of any Southern eleven.
having played Tech and the Navy and
scored on both.
Washington and Lee Is the choice
over Roanoke i'm the meeting at Lex
ington. while West Virginia Is the fla
voriic against Y. u. /.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-10
FortheMother

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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-10
RERNIER EXPECTS TO GIVE
WEST VIRGINIA WARM GAME
Techs Confident of Winning if Combi-
nation built Around Rodgers
Can Tie I1roken.

Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
BLACKSBuRG. VA. November o.
The student body gave the Poly team a
great scnd-or when they started on
their Journey across the border to give
battles TO the big West Virginia Uni
versity eleven. Just before boarding
the train for Huntington. where the
big battle will be staged Coach Charlie
Bcrnier. of the Techs. gave out the fol-
lowing statement: 1--WE fully realize
the task that is before U.S. and we
know we are to battle the biggest grid
combination in the East; but my boys
will go in with the firm determination
OF putting up the fight Of their lives.
It's going TO be battle royal. and
We horo 10 return with the long end
of tho rcore. | nm depending u lot OH
that husky boy. Book who starred so
against Wake Forrest last Saturday.
IL | can sc, the pep that he showed
against the 'Downhomers' In this West
Virginia game, we are SAFE
RcrniCr'S squad numbered twenty
five. This is somewhat larger than
usual, on account of taking two COM
plete sets of ends and back field men.
With the exception Of Captain Speed
Parrish. who wrenchcd his ankle in
the Wake Forrest game all the squad
is in the pink of condition
The whole West Virginia ofrcnse and
defense is built around one man and
this is the hatteius ram Rodgers. who
holds down the full back position.
Rodgers is a past master at the pig
skin game. and ii is he who directs
the entire play OF the Morgantown ag
Eresation. If Tech can get in and
break up this concentration OF play
early in the game. it will go long
way toward making things easy for
her Rodgers is Il star of the first
magnitude. and has been favorably
spoken. of by numerous sport writer's
this season aus suitable timber for WAL
ter Camps mythical all-Aincricau team.
Graduate Manager Miles has had assur-
for the game. The entire Charleston
chapter has signiicd its intention OF
being present for the game. Jack
Gnss. of Lehirh, will be the referee:
Lanburn, Of Dennison. umpire and
Sampson. of st Adams, will he head
liueSman.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-10
rhe probable lime-up OF the teams
FEW BIG GAMES TO-DAY
ON EASTERN SCHEDULE
" "'shipGtan Hhh IeTrrson Meets I'ftt
Army GrHpDirS tnrltslr-t:rOrgc-
town nj Annapolis.
nv AnTIIl'W STnifN'l

NEW YORK. No mbcr 9.-Rcany
big, games will b" few on to-norrow'a
Fem Dartmouth. the PITTSBURGH Wash
ington and Jefferson. the Army
Carlisle and the Navy-o;eorgciown CON
tests will attract most attention.. In
tho West. the biz game will be the
Michigan Cornell clash ~ Ann Arbor.
'iiie Ohio State W.iSconfin. the Nebras-
ka- Missouri attl .rhe Iowa -South Dn-
liuta contests will draw less interest
The Dartmouth and the Penn teams
looked to be fairly well matched The
big green team under the handling Of
its new coach Fatty Spears has won
al, its games this season. although ii
defeated West Virginia last week with
only field goal made in the final
three minutes Of play. Like All former
erful shens". especially IN the rush
ing game, and, under Spears. has de-
veloped Il brilliant forward passing as
sault. In the line it is both husky
and aggressive
The big Hanover eleven misses This
year the superb coaching of Frank
MANI years. ~" is now in govern
ment war scrvicc Although rated as
one OF the hest coaches in The co,ln-
try. some Kind Of jinx always pursued
OF the games With I'rinceton. which
were always bitterly contested. Fol-
lowers OF football still distinctly re-
member the clash with Princeton. in
which the Tigers won when Dewitt
kicked n field goal which bumped into
the sod several times before il nHally
landed over the cross bar. after a
tortuons fortT-scVcn- yard trip. This
year Dartmouth is hopina; that the link
has departed.
Penn has shown exceptional streneth
this year. She showed lighting at
tack and defense against pittshure h.
which. although IL did no, bring VIC
tory. indicated that the eleven had the
spirit necessary to combat n powerful
eleven. and at least one star in berry
!. whose consistently steady work is like
~ to always produce scores If n
CHESS were To be ha2ardod il would
incline to Penns ability 10 hold the
Dartmouth line and TO produce a va
rieu enough attack 10 shove a man or
drastic rulings OF the field
The Pitt Washington and Jefferson
contest promises TO be bitter. with the
odds in favor OF Glenn Warmers Well
balanced and perfectly trained bunch
4 OF fighters II viii no strange II tho
Z f6rceness of this battle docs not rcsul,
4 In many substitutions, and in some
drastic rulings of the fed
The Army will probably como hacl;
from it's. defeat by Notre Dame win a
! spirit that will ovcrwheIm Carlisle
which is hardly up 10 old standard,
3 this season. The Cadets are alway.
4 strong in adversely The NAVY vii
Z nave a formidable opponent in Georgia.
j town. which Is a steadily i,nprovin,
eleven. but here again the ngitint
( spirit of the Middics is likely :,
I another any dangerous moves b. In,
r unIyerSify
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-10
TIGERS ENPsCT TO REIE:AT
THEIR VICTORY OVER SPIDERS
Especial to The Times Dispatch.

Especial TO The Times -Dispatch.1
FARNlNILiE. November 9.-The III
gers. under the tutelage of Red Bow
ling and Don Warren, newly elected
captain. have been putting In every
ava liable minute In preparing for the
Spiders and followers of the. garnet
and gray. predict that they will repeat
their performance in richmond several
weeks ago and again defeat the Spi-
ders.
All OF the men are in the best OF
condition. with the exception of Kirk
Parrish. who has been trying to cure
an Injury he received in the game
against William and Mary. Parrish
will Ire In the contest to-day. and Is
expected TO play his usual good game.
In addition to the regulars. thore are
several subs that en- BE called upon
II need be. Fleming. Saunders. Me-
Ilhany. ard Bcndurant are all good
second string men, and will be given
chance In event some OF tho regulars
arc injured
The contest with Richmond College
is always q Eala event and alumni and
friends Of HamDden Sidney turn out
in large numbers when the Spiders
come TO town.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-10
zEKE SMITH IS FEATURE
Defeats Archie Holt and sprrs Three
Hounds with woIlStlHer Mt
Elks' Club.

Zeke Smith defeated Policeman
Archie Holt in two straight falls. and
then SPARED three nifty rounds with
Wollstifrer last night at the second
monthly celebration TO be staged by
the social session committee OF the
Elks' Club
The Smith Iolt go was q fast one.
and the boys gave u clever exhibition
that was thoroughly enjoyed by thuse
present. Smith won the initial fail in
twenty-siX minutes with an armand
head hold. The second fall was &C.
cured in fifteen minutes with a crotch
hold.
f'attler Turner. from Petersburg.
had been matched with wollstifrer for
the sparring exhibition. but failed to
put In an appearance. Smith agreeing
TO take his place. This go was brisk
from the very start, and both men
showed considerable ability. No de-
ciSion was rendered.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-10
MINISTER At STOCKHOLM
WITHOUT fSFOU ~ A1,roS

STOCKHOLM. November s.-Ths Ru.-
Sian minister at Stockholm thus far Is
without any Information. official or uu
official. regarding the chhnge in gov
ornment at Petrograd. Ordinary teIe-
graphic and railway communication
Win Russia apparently Is proceeding
as usual
The newspaper. Social Demokraten.
the organ OF Minister OF Finance
BrahtlinG says that the events i'm Rus
sia create q situation OF Fearful
gravity" There now is danger that
Germany shall succeed in winning n
decisive victory oil tho continent and
dictate peace for the neighboring
countries. and then continue tho war
against England, America and japan.
Such development Is no longer I'm
probable"