Virginia Eleven Prepares for V P I On Foreign Field
Virginia football Coach Earle Neale leads a battered squad of 26 players who depart for Roanoke to spend the night before facing Virginia Polytechnic Institute in Blacksburg in the season finale. The probable lineup remains the same as last week against Georgia with Abner at left end and Captain Jill at left guard, among others, as the team drills in defensive tactics ahead of the trip.
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Virginia
Roanoke
Blacksburg
Virginia Polytechnic Institute
Earle Neale
V_ Po. I
Georgia
Abner
Diffy
Jill
Reynolds
Mackall
Hayman
Darby
Ead
Diffey
Maphis
Cuddy
Frost
Laird
Virginians Seek Breakthrough Against Tech Defense on Miles Field
Until late this afternoon they will have no drill time before facing Tech on Miles field tomorrow. Virginia has devoted days to offensive practice since Monday hoping to break through Tech's stiff defense for a large enough score to secure a victory, a feat achieved this season only by North Carolina State.
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Miles
Virginians
Carolina State
Tech
Trinity Girls Top Asheboro Cagers In Fast 26 17 Win
Trinity high school girls won their second game of the season defeating Asheboro 26 to 17 yesterday afternoon at Asheboro. One substitution occurred, as Wilson relieved Moore for Asheboro in the second quarter. Crawford led Asheboro with nine points, while Trinity’s Cagle scored 20 and Nina Boulding added six. The contest remained fast and hard throughout.
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Trinity High School
Asheboro
Wilson
Moore
Crawford
Cagle
Trinity Cagers
Death of Dean W. H. Emerson at Georgia Tech
Atlanta November 14 Dean W H Emerson of the Georgia School of Technology died suddenly at his home. He joined the faculty in 1888 after being elected by the first board of trustees and is survived by his widow and two sons Cherry Emerson of Atlanta and Austin H Emerson of North Carolina.
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Atlanta
W. H. Emerson
Georgia School of Technology
Cherry Emerson
Austin H Emerson
North Carolina
Trinity Reacts with High Hopes After Wake Forest Loss
Durham November 14 Trinity College students recovered from a 6 to 0 defeat by Wake Forest. Cheerleaders led the campus in yells and the college song Trinity. Dean Wannamaker urged resilience, insisting athletics still matter and the pep remains despite the setback.
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Trinity College
Blue Devils
Wake Forest
Trinity
London
Demon Deacons
Methodist College
Carolina
W. H. Wannamaker
Lutherans To Meet In Gastonia Monday
North Carolina and Virginia Lutheran leaders gather in Gastonia for the 121st annual Synod of North Carolina convention. The event runs Monday through Thursday with about 200 pastors and delegates attending. The synod has funded Lenoir College and Mt Pleasant Collegiate Institute projects and co-owns the Lutheran Theological Seminary in Columbia and several church institutions.
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United Lutheran Church
North Carolina
Virginia
Synod of North Carolina
Synod
Lenoir College
Hickory
Mt. Pleasant
Southern Synods
Lutheran Theological Seminary
Columbia
S. C
Lutheran Orphans Home
Salem
Lowman’s Home For the
White Rock
First Indian to Grow Mustache It Is Claimed
Sheriff-elect Dick Croft of Glacier county Montana, a Blackfoot Indian, is the first Indian elected to this office and the only Indian ever to grow a mustache. His election on November 4 followed full suffrage for Indians in the United States. Croft, from Browning, Montana, supports law and order and favors liberal pool room recreation for Indians.
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Washington
Dick Croff
Glacier County
Montana
United States
Croft
Glacier National Park Reservation
Browning
Parisian Women Embrace Hair Swept High Trend
Parisian women have introduced a fashionable hairstyle with hair swept up six or more inches from the forehead creating a striking high look. The trend highlights bold volume and refined silhouette as a modern chic statement.
Roberts Appointed to A A A Touring Board
GREENSBORO November 14 C W Roberts vice president of the Carolina Motor club was notified yesterday of his appointment on the Touring Board of the American Automobiles association This is a signal recognition of motor club activity in the south and particularly to the Carolina Motor club of which Mr Roberts is the active head He says North Carolina has reason to be proud and notes AA A publications highlighting the state</s>
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C. Woberts
Carolina Motor Club
American Automobiles Association
South
Roberts
Chicago
North Carolina
Mr. Roberts
Old North
The
American Motorist
A.A. A
Florida
Automobile Tags Are A Profitable Business
Secretary of State Everett awards a 304000 tag contract for 1925 at under 10 cents each and plans to sell to owners from 12.50 upward, with price varying by horsepower. Western Display and Manufacturing of St Paul won the bid for 360000 private plates, 30000 trucks, 12000 dealers plates and 2000 motorcycle plates.
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Raleigh
Everett
Western Display and Manufacturing Company
St. Paul
Minn
Pates
Master Forger Arrested In Miami Extradition Fight
Lieutenant William H. Harkins, called a master forger by police nationwide, was arrested in Miami on Wednesday and vows to fight extradition. Telegrams arrive from Fort Worth Salt Lake City Nashville and Charleston requesting his transfer for forgeries and related crimes. A Fort Worth sheriff’s wire says he is wanted for breaking jail.
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Fla
William H. Harkins
Fort Worth
Texas
Salt Lake City
Utah
Nashville
In North Africa grasshoppers eaten raw and fried
In North Africa natives collect large numbers of grasshoppers for food, eaten raw or cooked by boiling or frying. The aborigines of Australia also eat moths as part of their diet.
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North Africa
Australia
Armistice Day Honor For Elsie Janis In Missouri
Elsie Janis known as the Sweetheart of the AEF rejoined veterans in Excelsior Springs Mo to mark Armistice Day and the sixth anniversary of hostilities end. Delegations from Missouri Kansas veterans groups joined her in a Kansas City area car caravan for the parade and hospital dedication. Her visit prompted plans for her participation with veterans of foreign wars and she expressed pride in joining the comrades.
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Elsie Janis
A. EE. F
H. H. McCluer
Missouri
Kansas
Kansas City
U. S.S. Veterans’ Bureau Hospital No.99
Henry G. Lawson
Warner Karling
Miss Janis
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Members of Mexican Chamber Injured in Shooting
Two Mexican deputies were seriously wounded in a shooting in Mexico City. Louis Morones, a leading labor figure, was shot in the stomach and Leopoldo Guerrero was shot twice in the chest. General Jose Maria Sanchez had demanded Morones retract charges, prompting tempers to flare before shots rang out.
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Mexico City
Mexican Chamber of Deputies
Louis Morones
Mexico
Leopoldo Guerrero
Zacatecas
Jose Maria Sanchez
Puebla
Morones
Sanchez
Leather care tip for suede and velour surfaces
Slight grease marks and wear signs on suede velours felt and other soft materials fade from rubbing with a clean piece of chamois leather. The method removes surface grease and restores appearance without harsh chemicals.
Cactus Imported From Mexico Reaches Europe in 1700
A cactus species was brought from Mexico to Europe in the year 1700 marking an early movement of ornamental plants between continents. The event underscores historical plant exchange and botanical interest in Europe during the 18th century.
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Mexico
Europe
Corridor Firing Erupts as Deputies Move to Street
After an extended adjournment, deputies crowded the corridor and spilled into the street. The shooting grew general with an estimated 200 plus shots fired before authorities restored order. No further details on injuries or suspects were provided.
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Ately
New York Toy Maker Unveils Poem Singing Doll
A New York toy maker introduced a doll that can recite poems and sing current songs, drawing attention to its modern features and entertainment appeal.
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New York
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