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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-06-29
AFTER FIVE YEARS

Cuiy u cotncad~nce. Of course, but
ms whtch could not escape notice. In
NE tact that the ahtecs sunrni sston of
Germany to the hardest peace ~vr-
imposed upon q conquered nation oc-
-urred exactly FIVE yearn to the day.
uter the assassination OF the Aus
rsan arch-duke. Francis Ferdinand,
which Germany hailed with UNI
measured Joy as offering the long
awaited excuse for starting world
var.
Concerning tho murdered arch
luke, observes valued contern porary.
here lad been more speculation than
about any other royalty in Europe,
rhe rest were more CIR less known IN
their propensi1es and possibilities.
Francis Ferdinand was something OF
mystery And he would inherit an
umpire WEl4LA ESHtd hpS Jung 81 pAi
u II had gone on for a century ar
more In the past; when old Francis
Joseph died, said the wise men. some
hing would happen. what that
some thing would be nust depend
argely on the new Emperor; so for
~Ars good part Of tho political fore
sasts of Europe revolved around
Francis Ferdinand. He would break
away from Prussia. he would form q
closer alliance with Prussia. he would
% q man of war, he would be- man
sf peace: be would lip-rslize the ad-
ninistration. he would strengthen the
ocwers of the Crown: he would ally
himself closely with the vatican, and
70 on.
The diary OF Count Czetnin, one of
The bright young men Of the Arch
auke's circle, shows us how constantly
ambitious Austrtans were trying to In
tuenee him to support their Ideas OF
what must be done In country
where Il was evident that something
had to be done very quickly But
what he would have done nobody
knows. His friendship for the Slavs.
which gave strength 10 the wide
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-06-29

spread belief that he would convert
the Dual Monarchy into triple mon
archy. with the Jugo-SlavB at least as
an independent member OF the triad.
had long made him obnoxious to the
Magyar aristocnacy. which WAS un-
willing TO give up its hold on the
Slavs. but on the other hand there
was chance that his norganatic
wife. debarred from the Austrian
throne. might still become Queen OF
Hungary. and II was far from tmpos-
sible that a man SO devoted to his
family and determined TO carry them
up with him would trade IN his ideas
Of Slavic liberation in return for the
elevation of tho Duchess OF Hohen-
berg 10 seat beside hts own
VS. 10 not yet know and may never
kuow~-though already interesting
tales have come out OF Budapest, and
the whole truth may eventually be di-
vuiged--whether tho ASSASSIN who
shot the Archduke and hts wife five
years ago today was merely a. hot
headed Bosnian Serb who feared thai
autonomy within tho empire would
hinder the unincation OF tho Jugo-
Slav race, or member of a grour
secretly inspired by Magyars fearful
OF Francis Ferdinand's Intentions
That II seemed an unparalleled piece
Of good fortune, an incredibly good
pretext 10 tho Germans who were
preparing an attack upon France and
Russia, we DO know Austria-Hun-
gary might have been reformed, after
fashion. by the man who was killed
n Serajevo; but the whole structure
OF the Dual Monarchy was SO thor
oughiy corroded that reform would
not have been OF much use. None OF
the Fpecuiatons as TO what would
happen when Francis Ferdinand came
to the throne had gone to such fan
tastfo lengths as to picture the situa-
ton today. when Austria Hungary has
been broken into pieces in a war be
gun on the pretense OF revenging his
death.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-06-29

10 daily preparing for the future II
he Is wise. ~ well. he IL following the
snggeations OF the government as to
the mode Of preparation, since the
policy that IL most advantageous to
the individual 10 the ono that benefits
tho nation.
Liberty and happiness belong to the
normal man But how many men are
really free7 Free from unmet obii-
cations, free from the worry Of COM
ing old age. free to travel. to change
positions. to own a home? Every one
who has An earning capacity can be
free IN all these particulars Thrift
will furnish the power.
Don't be a savage Look into
your future. Begin saving today.
War Savings Stamps offer gilt edge
Investment bearing per cent In
terest, compounded quarterly and
backed by the wealth OF the richest
nation on earth, the United States OF
America
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-06-29

spaces Tor trees. flower gardens, play
grounds. etc, for the enjoyment OF the
rrownups and babies. The block plan
for the new type apartment, which the
recreation commission Is advocating,
carries with 1t an out-of-doors space
large enough for four tennis courts. No
rules have been worked out. however.
for the use OF these tennis courts by the
neighbors on the block Perhaps block
tenement tennis tournaments in the
days to come may get recognition in
the sporting columns. This is the way
the recreation commission sums up its
survey:
"A careful Study. based on present
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-06-29

nine-year-old, 70 put into action his
innate longing to catch the tasty It'd =
bit. His quick wit suggested a means
OF capture. He grabbed peach bas-
ket and corralled three of the Ash
Not so lucky was the policeman who
tried to catch the four perch in his
hat Eight-year-old Tony Maliano
without any salt whatsoever. caught
the Eighty fish by its tail His mother
fried it In pan. and Tony ate 1t like
a man
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-06-29
evvatsk
| ror Good. n
The Best shops A0vGl
In Its Cnlunn1iA X

costs of reconstruction. has shown I'M
on low cost land with the sams coufsf
room 70 the tenant the present typ4S w.
construction will give smaller rot3S
to the owner, cost him more to opeSSA1
And give the tenant less air. less III
end no play space but the stres< fSS
the children. The new devolOpm&R1
would not only give greatly increane7
light and air to every room but wo6aY
also give sufficient and safe outlSSS
play space for the children. All
this. at the same cost to the tena ~
would give the owner, with less Sc TT
land occupied. better return On ~
money" sssss
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new TYPE FLAT
Continued from Sixth Pase.)

block surveys made under tho direction
OF the housing committee In the recon-
struction commissions quest for In
formation as to living conditions. sani-
tation. air space. rents. etc The law
requires that except for the corner
buildings, which cover a greater part
OF tho ground area, tho courts. or
open inside spaces shall have mini
mum width of six feet from the party
line wherever the courts Of two ad-
Joining buildings are side by side. As
general rule this minimum becomes
the maximum in most tenement struc-
lures and the court therefore is apt to
be twelve feet wide.
BY placing the new type Of building
on the same plot the reconstruction
commission finds that though the re-
suit will be fewer partments--three
and four rooms constitute an apart
ment-enough money will be saved in
the cost of construction and such econ
ctnies can be effected in maintenance
and operation that a return of s per
cent viii be secured on the investment.
The results. it is declared. will be OBJ
tanned from rentals ranging from SIS to
So per room per month.
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Fishing in New York street.

New York. June 2s--Who knows,
maybe fsh get tired Of staying in the
same old waters day after day. Any
way II was a fnny foursome that VEN
tured into the metropolitan waters via
hydraut with which the streets were
being flushed near Manhattan street
These four perch shimmered and wig
gled In the gutter as pasSersby looked
on.
BM It was up 10 Patax BatsA. .
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-06-29

[ Camp. No. Z. meets every Monda,
night at Belvidere hall AIT West MAR
Miss Emily c. Bobbitt. 10 South Har
South Harrison street, record secre
tary.
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Better For Tenant and Builder.

Not only will a builder be better of
than II he tried to make every possible
square foot the law allows count as
renting quarters, but the tenants would
get what all good housing advocates
are urging these days-light and we'll
ventilated rooms. Further than ~that,
the 621s per cent of the land which
goes into courts means in reality open
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-06-29

Camp No. II meets every Thursda,
night at Fraternal hall, 1115 HUI
street Miss Alice Sharp. TIT Decatur
street. record secretary
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-06-29
Ladies Auxiliary

r. q. OF A.
Camp No. 4, meets the frst and third
Monday nights every month at Jr. O.
U. A. NJ. hall. 614 Loueiapa street
Mrs, Alice Washur, 1905 Williamsburg
avenue. record secretary.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-06-29

nations to care for and protect first of
all our own dresides and country. We
believe in holding to those ideals and
principles laid down and practiced by
such men as Washington. Jefferson.
Monroe. Lincoln. Grant, Mckinley,
Roosevelt and tho other illustrious
Americans who put their own country
first
We arc the kind OF Americans that
have and Will always stand for the
principles that will preserve us as a
free people. always with the ideal OF
a broader usefulness made possible by
News.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-06-29

The brothers in Jacksonville. Fla,
have Issued a circular letter setting
forth items concerning the comm e
sessions OF tho national camp to be
held In that city. J. w Wade the
national conductor. Is the chairma n
o. this committee on arrangements for
this meeting, and with his energy put
into an undertaking the sessions will
be success.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-06-29

Washington camp. No. 80. meets
every Thursday night at Jr. o. u. A.
NJ, hail. corner Stuart and Redd
streets, Paramount J, l. Fox, secre-
tary, 1909 North Twenty second
ar
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FRATERN|T|ES

Continued from Seventh Page.)
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-06-29

Washington camp, No. -, meet,
regularly at Highland Springs. c.
II. Galliger, Highland Springs. Va
is the recording secretary.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-06-29

Washington camp, No. So. meeti
every Friday night at Shields Hall
Hull street. J. T. Morrisette, score
tary, 321S Semmes avenue,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-06-29

Washington camp. No. 81, meet.
every Wednesday night at Jr 0. u
A. NJ. hall. corner Main and Seventh
streets. j. e, Hollins. secretary, FAC
South Pine street.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-06-29

Richmond Camps.
Motto: One God. one Bible. one
language. one flag, America for
Americans"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-22
We'll

Tenderfood-Jsn't it greet to be
Wen
First Glass Scout--Yes. Especially
when you're sick.--Boys Life for
October
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-22
TIGERS PREPARED
TO MEET INDIANS

Especial to The Richmond Nrginian)
Hampden-S Sidney. Va. Nov al
The last scrimmage of the year for
Coach Younger's Fingers was held in
Death Valley yesterday when the
varsity and the reserves battled back
and fourth between the gridirou goal
posts for a full hour. The fracas was
indeed a scrappy one with dashinS
drives and tenn cious defense. The
scrimmaEe was featured by the long
runs of the varsity backfield and the
scrubs aerial offensive.
Coach Younger has been very for
tunate this week in having the aid of
an old team-mate of his Hooks"
Moore. OF V. 7, l., an all South At
lantic guard. 10 work with the line
and bring to their attention q num-
Der of points Moore was a brilliant
linesn,an and under his coaching the
Tiger line should arrive. at the
'summum montem" Of condition for
Saturdays battle with William and
Mary.
Both Smith and Hogshead have
shown much Improvement in their
kicking and the toe work of these
two man Is expected 10 help the Gar
net and GRAY team materially in the
game in williamsburg when the
lnulanS ana Tigers Close. t5olH nave
been working hard on their punting
and their long spirals are counted
upon to help check the advance of
the Villa msburg eleven.
Hampton Sidney team leaves for
Richmond Friday afternoon. spend
ing the night In Richmond and reach
ing Williamsburg next day about
noon.
The Tirer coach has not yet given
out any statement as to just who will
start the game but II is more than
probable that the following men will
make this trip: Hogshead F.. Hogs
! head ]. w, Adams, Herzig and Mar
tin constituting the big quintet of the
line with Sands and Lyle as reserves
Rogan. Menefee, Fleming. Pauiette
and Lancaster guarding the ends, and
Captain Jones, Warren. Smith. Bon
ME and Dey in the backfield, with
Manager Williams and Coach Young
ar
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-22
Many Big Games
on Today's Card

OH. boy. This IL going to he
some ilttic day for the pigskin
fans. Right here In Richmond
we will start. Richmond college
and Randolph Macon tie up.
Randolph Macon won her first
dosvncd tho William and Mary
crew. This will gre added i'm
petus To the game. and the Jack
cts will no doubt fight the Spiders
to the last ditch.
At Williamsburg the Indians
aud the -Sidneyites get
together. This game Ia as Inn
t3oriant as the one here The
Tigers and the Spiders arc tied
for first place. and the tic game
last Saturday did not help mat
ters any. II both of them win
today they will undoubtedly play
off n fost-scason game for the
championship. IT one Of them
losss. they're outA luck. The
siopsters have about thrown up
the sponge and set steady until
they hear how the games come
ont and then pipe, II told you
so-
Outside OF the E.. V. I. 4. \.
race there are other interesting
games Yale and Harvard get
together at Cambridge. Yale
has not completely overcome the
defeat handed them last Satur-
dae ny the Princeton Tigers,
white the Harvard team is going
nierrily on its way. Betting
favorS the Harvard eleven. and
IL would not he surprising II
the, walked all over Yale.
At Columbus. Ohio, the Ohio
State university and Illinois
ulas for the championship OF tho
Western big ten conference.
Columbus II football mad. and
word from there indicates that
they could use seats for about
80 400 people.
TIE university of pittsburg
and Carnegie Tech play In Pitts
'sssr, far. tlse championship of, the
cits.~ This game has been long
Western classic. and thousands
OF fans from that end OF the
state turn ont.
Washington and Jefferson
plays the West Virginia Wesley
nm eleven. which Is some 8, rapny
littic team. ard if the Presidents,
win they WIN know they have
been through fight.
The university Of West Virgin
In plays Ohio Wesleyan q, Nor
.ant0vn. There arc number
Of other games In the country.
bit they are OF more or less local
importance. Tins when to-day
ends. pigskfn followers viii have
time to witness only one more
game this year. on Turkey Day.
Richmoud college and William
ami Mary play here.
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FORK UNION PLAYS
BLACKSTONE NOV. 20

Especial to The Richmond yirginian.)
Fork Union, Va, Nov. 20.--Wed-
nesday afternoon. at 3 O'Clock, No
Nember 2s, another football game OF
great interest will be player at Douie-
ward field in Richmond This game
will be between Fork Union military
academy and Blackstone military
academy and will decide the cham
picnshiib between Eastern Virginia
prep-school.
Neither Of these teams have met
defeat this year. The first game
played BY Mac Pitts eleven from
Fork Union was against John Mar
shall high school. which ended in a
tie. with neither team scoring. Later
In the season John Marshall played
blackstone on the latters home
ground and the game stood to 6, in
iIvos of Biac kstone. Probably the
reason this was not a tic game. was
on account Of an error made while
John Marshall was kicking the goal.
The For~ Union boys are being put
through a stiff practice this week,
md they arc doing everything in
thcir power preparing for Wednes-
days game
Mac" Pitt has developed a strong
team, as is shown by the scores made
gainst other teams. In all the games
played by the Fork Union team this
year. they have scored IS points
while their opponents have made only
, points. These IL were made by
two teams. each scoring points. All
other games were shut outs.
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Though the IN doors Of an NltMois
factory weigh more than ton. they
are so well balanced they arr bHer-
ated by hand chain at one 4jd1.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-22
EPISCOPAL SQUAD
UhOERG0ES CHANGE

Especial ,te, THE Ytfcifrfori' Tfrgiflfarl
Lynchburg, Va, Nov. 2l.--The Nir
GINA Episcopal squad has undergone
a radical change since the Randolph
Macon academy game. and II is a very
much revised lineup that will take
| the field against Lynchburg high
school on November 20 Williams.
the aggressive guard whose playing
featured in the Randolph Macon
game has been moved to right half
back. and his work In that position
against the scrubs has been very ef-
fective. Many who have seen this
player in action have compared him
To kemper. a V, Il. $ back Of '1s, IT,
who is now sub on Virginia.
Captain Charles has moved to his
old position at center and Hudneli
is alternating with w. f johnson at
right guard. while Richardson and
Irvine are relied on TO fli the right
tackle position. The other positions
remain the same. but this combina-
ton has proved very effective in its
try-outs and it is hoped it will re-
main so. Coach Crockett now has
charge of the team, as Coach PEN
nington's time Is largely taken up
with general physical dictatorship.
Manager Pierce is compiling his
basketball schedule. having already
arranged games with Woodbury. and
Episcopal High. Several other con-
tests are being arranged
Manager Williamson has started on
the 1890 baseball program and has
already signed Chatham Training
school and expects to close others with
Woodbury.. Episcopal High. Black
stone and Randolph Macon.
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TARHtEL FRESHMEN
VS.. VIRGINIA TO-DAY

tSpecial TO The Richmond virginian.l
University OF North Carolina fresh
men football team left today for
Charlottesville, where Saturday on
Lambeth field they play the big game
of their season with the University
OF Virginia first year team. Coach
Bond is taking twenty-five players
with him. and though the Virginia
Youngsters have made a remarka bio
reeora this year, the Carolina fresh
this game and are confident that their
speedy backtield will show something
OF surprise.
Owing TO the difficulty of finding
opponents the freshmen have played
only four games. They have been
victorious over Chapel Hill high
school, A. and f. freshmen, Dam
Vile high school. and Bingham
school, rolling up big scores against
the latter two. Coach Bond has had
the opportunity of scrimmaging with
the varsity and the scrubs all during
the season and his men have learned
lot or football from their moro
rugged opponents on the varsity field.
Tao fast hackfield of the freshmen,
together with their marked success In
Forward passing, has proved their
biggest asset. In Captain Mcdonald
at quarter and MCGEE, shepherd, And
Green in the backfeld. the youngstsea
have crack scoring quartette which
has more than once been able to sur
prise the varsity. Linney at center.
and Poindexter at guard. are other
likely players. The line-up Saturday
will be Williams, and Shepherd q
ends. Fischel and Manly at tacklAe.
Corhett and Poindexter at guards,
Iinney at center, Mcdonald at quar-.
ter, and Shepherd. Green and MCGEE
in the backheld.
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"Hear that Jones has taken to writ.
ing poetry said q man on the car.
Yes" said the neighbor, reaching up
verse. -
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-22
TRAIN PHYSICALLY
N CzECH0-Sl0vAE

Unless YOU are physically efficisn
you cannot be a good citizen OF tn
Czecho- Slovak republic" That 10 tn
country's national slogan today. and i
Is one which has the backing OF TIL
government. according to word broukt
back by E. j. Wright. who has tus
returned from Prague. after more tina
a years service with the Y. NJ. c. A. II
the Czech republic.
The Y. NJ. C. A. is working han
in glove with the great national ph,
steal training club OF the countr,
known as the "Sokol." This orgAnfxa
ton is the center for the physical up
building Of every young man and we
man of the country. 1t works nnde
government supervision and the gov
eminent is organizing every town an
village OF the country with d "Sokol
expert director in charge.
Wright states that the America
idea OF play and games was not know
in the country when the ~ first wen
there. and that the principal recrea
tfonal and physical diversion was sc
ea,isthenic drill and regulation gym
nastic work. Since the advent OF tn
American "Y" the government OF TN
country has asked the directors OF tn,
organization to combine with tn
"Sokol" clubs and teach American ey
ercise and games, The results alreAd,
attained have been astonishing. an
now schools arc in session every mont
at Prague and al Zlina to teach TIL
"Sokol' instructors various Amerfcs
sports. including baseball. basketball
volIeybaii and relay games. while mas
games and instruction in mass moxfn
is also given.
Officers from every regiment OF tn
army are detailed every second wee
TO attend these schools and learn III.
work. They are then returned to theii
regiments and become instructors Il
the companies of their OUTFITS.
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CHIC STATE READY
FOR ILLINOIS TEAM

Especial to The Richmond Virginian. J
Columbus, Ohio, Nov 20.--Fight-
ing with their backs to the wall in
the most important game OF the day,
n contest which will decide the West
trn conference championship honors
for 1919. the Ohio State eleven will
enter the fray against the Illinois
team tomorrow with the odds against
them. Bob Zuppke's Illinois. con-
querers of FIVE out of six Western
conference fees, who oppose the
Buckeye, are conceded the edge on
the Ohio Staters and will be slight
favorite at game time.
For all that the Scarlet and Gary
eleven turned back Wisconsin which
had previously defeated the Zuppke
eleven, the Illinois are conceded to be
stronger for this critical game than
the Wiloomen. Injuries following
the Michigan game played some
havox with the Ohioans, and fer tho
last two or three weeks Director
Wiice has been minus the services
Of several of his best linemen.
Columbus tonight is football mad
For weeks the fans here have been
preparing for the game, confident in
the Judgment OF Director St John
that the conference honors will be de-
elded IN the Illinois game. There are
10000 more requests for seats than
the stadium can hold. Both teams
had workout on Ohio field today.
the Illinois team arriving in the
morning.
Ohio State will lose four men this
year: captain Chick Harley,
>emecek. Holtkanip and Macdonald.
Harley is an all-American half and
one OF the best players in the con-
ference.
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Today's Grid Schedule

Richmond College VS.. Randolph
Macon on Boulevard field Mt 3
O'Clock.
Hampdcn-Sidncyv VS.. william and
Mary at Williamsburg.
Washington and Lee vs. Gcorges
town at Washington.
V. NJ. L. VS.. Gallaudct at Lextng-
ton
V. p. I. VS.. Emeory and Henry
AT Blac.sburg.
Yale vs.. Harvard at Cambridge.
Army VS.. Springfield ut West
Point.
Columbia vs. New York Univer-
sity at New York.
South Carolina VS.. Florida at
Columbia.
Clemson vs.. Furrnan at Green
Vile.
Tulane w. Louisiana State at
New Orleans
Syracuse VS.. Indiana at Blooms
ington.
Ohio state VS.. Illinois at Column
bus.
Pittsburg w. Carnegie Tech Mt
Pittsburgh
West Virginia W.. Ohio Wesleyan
at Morgantown
Washington and jefferson VS..
West Virginia Wesleyan.