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FOOTBALL, WITH ACCENT ON By WALLACE GOLDSMITH. War Department Acts on Appeal Bj Texas Congressmen. Battle Feared Near El Paso Federal Troop Trains Blown Up. First Time Blue Ever Was ieaten in Stadium, Won Two Years Running. Close to 50,000 Spectators See Elis Lose to Better Team.

WASHINGTON, Nov 22 the American troops on the Mexnan frontier was a development tocU relating to the Mexican problem. It a- said at the War Department fantry, now at the Presidio, San Francisco, or the 20th Infantry, stationed one or two infantry regiments 146. COPYRIGHT. 1613. BY THE GLOBE NKW8P4PER CO.

freeing one of the cavalry regiments now stationed at that fort for active duty along the international line. The choice will fall upon the 16th In- Continued on the Fourth Injt, TODAYS GLOBE CONTENTS. Page 7. Sheriff Drew files reply to latest habeas corpus In the Thaw case. Capt Chris Christiansen to be captain of tile Vanderbilt syndicate cup defender.

Iage k. Harvard coaches and football players hold a jollification after the game. Page lO. W. L).

Sullivan attributes Harvard victory over Yale to the Crimsons marked superiority in the modern game of football. Page 14. Capt Storer attributes Harvard's success to fact that team carried the fight to Yale; Coach Leo H. Leary calls attention to Crimson's remarkable penalty record. Dr T.

Bull of Yale rates Brickley as football's greatest player. Dudl-y S. I ean says Hirvard was a team of 11 players working as a machine, and that Yale deserves praise. Refeiee Langford tells why he allowed safety against Harvard yesterday. Great crowd at Stadium handled without trouble, even in the hour of Harvard's triumph.

Page 1.1. Carlisle beats Syracuse in a stubborn battle: other college football results. Yale coaches and plavets have no complaints to make and rate Capt Storers eleven as the best Harvard has ever produced. Mayor Fitzgerald and Coacn Ilaugh-ton exchange congratulations over Harvards victory. Harvard students parade after the game.

Page 16. Lawrence mill firemen expect encouragement in strike by enforcement of two laws. Arbitration efforts of State Board falls. Open season on deer ends; some estimates of number killed during week as high as 1400. Hire your help through the Globe.

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is by an a to a BOSTON, SUNDAY IT WAS REAL TODAYS GLOBE CONTENTS. Page lit. Five Michigan copper mines likely to shut down for the Winter. Most of Miss Jessie Wilsons trousseau ready for shipment to Willianistown. Frank C.

Fuller beaten and robbed by highwayman in Reading. W. Cameron' Forbes returns from the Philippines. Page 17. Fall River police warned against expected intimidation of mill operatives I.

W. W. tomorrow. Biggest football crowd in years In Newspaper Row follows game by Globe's bulletin and service. John L.

'Elliot, a wealthy New York engineer, arrested in England on allegations made by two girls said to be his daughters. Bricklayers Union votes to establish old age pension system. Intercolonial Club gives complimentary dinner to John A. Campbell, superintendent of Commonwealth Piers. Accident to south-bound car in Subway causes an hours tleup in traffic at busy time.

Page 48. Mrs Vera Scott, in jail in Los Angeles, says she shot Marshall Field Jr. Everett beats Somerville and wins Suburban League championship. Page 10. Xew York Horse Show closes.

Cornell wins the Intercollegiate crosscountry championship. Page 25. Nathan Straus retires from business devote himself to benevolence. News of the water front. Cable news of the Old World.

Page 20. Real estate transactions. Page 32. Review of the hand tire-engine muster season. The Pearsons in Mexico.

Page 30. Experience of Massachusetts as a builder and operator of railroads. Page 40. The apprentice system of former Lloyd George says Suffrage bill is now impossible. Page 41 Britains new Attorney General is only 40.

Temperance societies of the Nation in combine. Pages 42 43 44 aad 43. Household department. I Was All Run Down But since taking Father Johns Medicine feel myself growing stronger. Mrs Florence Jarvis, Windsor, vt Advt By MELVILLE E.

WEBB JR. Harvards great football eleven smashed tradition into smithereens yesterday. Haughtons splendid machine not only came through with even more decisive football than was expected of it against Yales llth-hour team, but, mercilessly banging its way up: the gridiron, time and again placed the ball within drop-kick dis-. tance. The team having done its work, Charley Brickley was on hand to deliver the punch.

Yesterday the particular solar plexus blow was performed with Charleys already famous right foot, and four goals by drop-kick and one from placement made possible the Crimsons 15-to-5 victory over Yale. Nearly 50,000 persons saw the game. Two Traditions Smashed. Harvard has waited long for such a day to come. Yesterday was the real christening of the Crimsons Stadium.

Five times had the Blue and Crimson teams faced each other within its walls, but never before had the Harvard team been returned the winner. This was one tradition that now is no more. Also, no longer can Yale point to I football history and say: "Well, Har- vard beats us once in a while, hut you will notice that she never comes back to give a double dose. Last year Harvard won by 20 to 0 yes- terday, in a better football game, I the victory was even more decisive, although it may not be shown by the figures. HARVARD YALE O'Brien le re Carter Dana le re Brann Slorer It rt Warren Hitchcock Ig rg Pendleton owen Ig rg Arnold Mills ig Trumbull Martlng Soucy Pennock rg Ig Ketcbum Gilman rt it Talbott It Way Hard nick re le Aim) le Mac I.cinh Logan qb Wilson Freedley qb Bradlee Ihb rhb Knowles Bettle Ihb rhb Mae Leish Willetts Ihb Mahan rhb Ihb Ainsworth THE FOOT.

WHAT AM ARGUMENT ENSUEE WHEN THAT BALL WAS touched ba err TODAYS GLOBE CONTENTS Page 14 Redgauntlet, a famous story condensed to a newspaper page. Page 15 A page of the best things from the Globes exchanges Bric-a-Brac. Page 15 "The Old Home House, by Joseph C. Lincoln: "The Meanness of Rosy. INDEX TO CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS.

Cl sn.l firs Ion Page Agent. Partners, etc 19, 34, 35 Amnaementn 58, 59 Antique. Curio and Colne 22 Apartment and Tenement 19, 29 Auction Sales 22 Automobiles 19, 20, 21 Ballroom, The 22 Billiards and Pool 30 Board and Rooms 19, 29, 30 Business Chances 19, 37, 38 Cash Registers .28 Clothing 30 Detective Agencies 21 Diamonds, Jewelry, ete 22 Dogs, Cats, Pets, etc 23 Dramatic 31 Pressmaking, Millinery, etc 31 Female Help Wanted 19, 36, 37 Financial 22 For Adoption 23 For Sale 22 Furniture, etc 19, 23 Heating and Cooking 19, 37 Horses, Carriages, etc Hotels 19 Houses To Let and Wanted 19, 29 Information 22 Legal Notices 30 Live Stock 21 Lost and Found 19, 37 Machinery and Tools 19, 37 Mail Order Business 22 Male Help Wanted 19, 35, 30 Miscellaneous 22 Money to Loan 37 Motorcycles 21 Music and Musical Instruments 19, 31 Ocean and Coastwise 31 Patents 3 Photographs, Cameras, etc 19, 37 Poultry, Pigeons, etc 19, 30 Proposal 20 Real Estate 19, 26, 27, 28, 29, 30 Real Estate Auctions 28 Real Estate for Exchange 28 Real Estate Mortgages 19, 28 Refrigerators 19 Safes ...22 Sr bools. Colleges, ete 22 Sewing Machines .22 Showcases, Desks, ete 23 Situations Wanted, Female IB, 34 Situations Want'd, Male 19, 34 Storage 23 Stores, Offices, ete 13, 28, 29 Typewriters, ete 22 Trans-Oceanic Lines .....31 Wallpapers 23 anted 28 14 lacs. Liquors, .23 Winter Resort .31 Yachts, Boats, etc 19 3i he nib tr! l3 1 ty- 113 eV ild tli.1t tul! lie ordered immediately to Fort Hits- i.e.u El Paso, for the purpose of TODAYS GLOBE CONTENTS.

Page 1. Har aid beats Vale, 1.1 to in annual pintbal! game, l'-iiekley coring all of trin in's (mints by kicking live field W.u I icji.u meat will send at least one liil.intrt icgiment to El Paso to reinlnrie border troops; battle likely near theie soon I'nge 2. Administration Currencj bill now before Senate. New Hampshire railroad officials ask Fnlted States Supreme Court to restore their passes. Page 4.

Football casualties of the year, 14 killed. lTu in.nired. Inge ti. S. i ome! Hampers reelected president of tie V.

of Ti 'a mi Cutler sues ins IPs Isaittlla T. Barton, for alii aid alien ttion of his wife's affections. le ss of SA'11 fiom tire in clothes Hue at home in Brookline Yesterday close to the record for tta-mtli November: year so far 10 0 1 Irenes in excess for heat. liter, urns in tne British soccer leanni Iu tf 7. T.

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21 MILK STREET BRANCH 124 BOYLSTON STREET KiiEUMAlISM INSTANTLY RELIEVED illNARD NirtfEEvS Brickley fb fb Guernsey Score, Harvard 13, Yale 5. Drop klek goals from field, Brickley 4, Guemsej-. Goal from placement, Brickley. Safety (counting against Harvard) O'Brien. Referee.

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which give a list hta specifics that are not advertised, contain aivi to diet and breathing exercises, whkh if followed will civ health, prosper it happlaeaa. TODAYS GLOBE CONTENTS. Page 46. "Is Municipal Reform Gaining Ground?" Discussion by John A. Sullivan, Prof William Bennett Munro, Rev Charles F.

Dole and Daniel J. Kiley. "Why Should a President Want a Second Term? by Uncle Dudley. The Plain Woman, by Caroline Tlcknor. Page 47.

Political views, reviews and interviews. Uticas fighting judge once a tramp. Townsends letter. Page 48. Mexicos population stationary since 1900.

Page 49. Curing crime by work. Springfields official bell ringer. Page 50. Financial and commercial.

Page 51. Music and musicians. Yachts and yachtsmen. Page 52. Castle Walk heaps of fun, says Elsie Janis.

Fall River to have a municipal market. Page 53. If Uncle Sam should take over the telephone and telegraph lines." Pages 54 aad 55. Table gossip. Page 50.

Military and naval. Two stunning Winter gowns. Page 57. When pantomime was in its palmy days. Womens patriotic organizations.

News from the labor world. Page 58. Attractions at the theatres. Page GO. The mystic orders.

The war day by day 50 years ago. Page 61. Bit of China at home. Princess Sophia, who died of a broken heart. Page 62.

Automobiles, their makers and owners. Page 63. Golfing. Napoleon Lavoies baseball chat. Page 64.

Detection by means of typewritten letters. Murnanes baseball. Page 65. If a woman were Mayor. Among the firemen.

Local lines. Page 66. Wellesley's perfect crew. Brides of the White House. TODAYS GLOBE CONTENTS.

MAGAZINE SECTION. Japan, burdened with enormous taxes and military expenses, is becoming Socialistic, writes Frank G. Carpenter in todays Magazine Section. The passing of the elder statesmen has made many Governmental changes possible and now the p.opulistic masses are fomenting war. The great battle for forest lands is the subject of the Morrow article; railroads and electric companies have need of the product of huge tracts for ties and poles, and are having trouble in meeting these wants.

The Col Roosevelt chapter of a possible autobiography today is about Sagamore Hill, books, child life and play, and is extremely entertaining. Dorothy Perkins company manners is the topic of James Montgomery Flaggs A Girl You Know; be sure to look at it. Mme de Villiers writes from Paris that the latest Winter Coats are in sensational shapes. Fun and fiction for all the family fill several pages. Page 1 Billy the boy artist Viola and Vivian.

Page 2 "Somewhere, Sometime, With You, words and music Everybodys Column Requested songs and poems. Page 3 Naughty Pete. Page 4 Looking on the bright side of life. Page 5 Good jokes and comic cuts Sunday puzzle Bowser's big bargain. Page 6 Old Opie Dilldock's stories Keeping UpWlth.

the Joneses. Page 7 Stories for the young and old-r Boys and girls. Page 8 Kitty and Danny Dorothys doll family. Page 9 "A Girl You Know, by James Montgomery Flagg. Page 10 Chapters of a possible autobiography, by Theodore Roosevelt: At Sagamore Hill, Books, Child Life and Play Secret Service Exploits of Grantham Waldron.

Page 11 Japan becoming Socialistic, by Frank G. Carpenter Great battle for forest lands. Page 12 Mme de Villiers Paris fashions Lanagan, Amateur Detective: Whom the Gods Destroy. Page 13 The Business Adventures of Emma McChesaey; Chickens. ra, er Ali ke or he pw id Five Goats in Seven Tries.

Seven times yesterday did Briclc-ley stand back and assail the Yale Continued on the Elfhth Pace. THE WEATHER. WASHINGTON, Nov 22 Forecast for Southern New England and Eastern New York Increasing cloudiness Sunday, probably local rains at night; Monday fair and somewhat colder; moderate south and southwest winds. For NorthemNew England Increasing cloudiness Sunday, local rains at night or Monday; somewhat colder Monday; moderate south and southwest winds. Local Forecast for Boston and Vicinity Fair Sunday and Monday, somewhat colder Sunday night and Monday; moderate southwest to west w'lnds.

The Temperature at 8 Last Night Albany, 5s; Atlantic City, 6ti; Bismarck, 28; Buffalo, 62; Charleston, 64; Chicago, 54; Des Moines, 48; Eastport, 50; Galveston, 68; Hatteras, 58; Helena. 40; jacksonvUle. 68; Kansas City, 52; Montreal, 58; Nantucket, 54; New Orleans, 68; New York, 60; Philadelphia. 60; Pittsburg 64; Portland, Me, 56; Portland, Or, 50; San Fraficisco, 56; San Diego, 62; St Louis 64; St Paul, 38; Washington, 60. The Temperature Yesterday at Thompsons Spa 3 a m.

49; 6 a 51; 9 a 12 64; 3 69; 6 65; 9 60; 12 mid, 59. Average temperature yesterday, 58 5-6; average one year ago, 50 5-2. The Globes Forecast Monday fair and colder; Tuesday probably fair, moderate westerly winds. Holland system INFs and Injunra are the beet: manv tn liojp.n. fur manv etCompletePrice List Tiny 1st on at.

Boston. Maas. J20 Live Men Wanted Important Nolisj on Page 35 if il.