davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-12-22
M'v,ckER wILL sENTER RACE.


promtNont Ea05o drive CitiRo6 CaHdi
y date Fer Legislative eeat.
Special to Times-Republican,
j. Clarion, Dee. 31.Ira D. Mcvlcker
of Ehsls Grove. has been spending a
few days In this city. While here he
has been feeling around some relative
10 his probable candidacy for repre-
sentative and Il 10 Stated that ASSURE
ances were 20 free Of support that he
decided to enter the race and Will make
proper announcement In due course 81
time He has been very prominent n
farmers. cooperative movements and
win get strong support from the farm
err. q v 4.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-12-22
sti,ln.n Making Roadway.

Special to Times Republican.
Des Moines. Dec. 22.-Speaker Paul
Stillman. Of Jefferson, 10 in the city in
consultation with political and personal
friends. He reports that his campaign
for the nomination 70 congress in the
Tenth is getting along finely and he is
confident.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-12-22
IOWA BANKER RETlREs.

J. Fitxmauries, Of Eagle Grove, Goes 10
California 70 Reside.
Special to Times
Eagle Grove, Dec. 22.-J. Fitzmau-
rice q retired banker and president Of
the Merchants National Bank, has sold
his stock and will leave for Los An
geles. Cal. today. where he will make
his future home. MIR. Fitzmaurice
leaves a host Of friends. He is one Of
the oldest pioneers of Eagle Grove.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-12-22

A Des Moines man had an attack Of
muscular rheumatism in his shoulder.
A friend advised him to 60 to Hot
Springs. That meant an expense Of
$3.50 or more. He sought for quicker
and cheaper way to cure 1t and foun,f
It In Chamberlain's Liniment. Three
days after the first application Of this
lini.nent he was well. For sale by all
dealers.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-12-22
70 Hold short c..r.. :. Emmss. eurs

Special to Times Republican.
Emmetsburg, Dec. 23.-An arrange.
meut has been made whereby the
farmers and business men Of Emmets-
burg viii guarantee tho expense Of .
short course during the farmers in
stitute In February. Frank Iliinsworth
IL president. and George Smith sscrs-
tary OF the organization.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-12-22
WILD colt cRlPplEs FARMER.

Alfred Jewell Has Thro0 HIbs SpIlh'
tsrod BY Hssis Of Animal.
Special to Times Republican.
Sheffield. Dec. 22.--Alfred Jewell -
in serious condition a. result OF a
kick from colt. He was leading the
animal when It kicked him. breaking
three ribs. Mr.. Jewell fell with some
force and his head struck a stone. He
Is in a very serious condition.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-12-22

Settle For Famiy's Dsath.
Special to Times-Republican.
Traer, Dec. 22-Attorneys have set
tied with the Northwestern railroad In
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-12-22
Youl xeRD IS COOP Win US


W 0so't ask you % sign your name
- my 6pocid1ly woe0ed sot0sr blank
~ Oontract. We simply ship yoo IN
49, uDen your REQUEST By lsttsf q
Aypootaa cord Tor you 20 40 - 0avo
ana 4 q r not sa4is0aotosy ~
VI pav hrelgh& both ways. ThesO ere
NJ s6l1Nu 13o0 20 the 6Eoo tr1a1 q ~
g..
49, - Why ~ use 10 LESS GAS
oEN1eD than other makes. Our woa-
Aes4al ihVs11oe has rsvolutioaiDsd 90
1aG1ne o6aetyuctien. We use no Wa1se
Des4aas ~ Gosaing.
GAO9 ON0o. AePo CO.
~ s1o1jn IOWA EAlI0. IOWA.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-15

Appeal and supersedeas. Bond. 5000.
Loyd's Trustees VS.. Commonwealth
ct al. Corporation court of city OF
Lynehburg. Writ OF error and super
sedeas. No bond
William r. Trias Case.
Kidd ct al. US. Virginia Safe Deposit
and Trust Corporation. Corporation
court of city of Alexandria. Appeal
and supersedeas. Bond $4,000.
United States vs.. William r. Trigg
Co. Chancery court of city of Rich
mond. Appeal and supersedeas. No
bond.
Interstate Fire Insurance Co. vs..
McFan Circuit court of Wise county,
Appeal and supersedeas. Bond $1,000,
Keys Planning Mil Co. VS.. Kirk
bridge. Appeal, bond. $3.50
Virginia and Kentucky Railway TO,
VS. Ould Circuit court Of Wise
county. Appeal and supersedeas. BOND.
$4,000.
C1inchfeld Coal Corporation. VS.. os-
bornes administrator. Circuit court
of Wise county. Writ of error and
supersedeas. Bond. $4,000.
Colonial Coal and Coke Co. VS..
Wises administrator Circuit court OF
Wise county, Writ or error and su-
persedeas. Bond $4,000.
Matheny ct ais. VS.. Matheny. Cir
cult court of Highland county. Appeal
Bond, $500.
Lee vs.. Lee. Circuit court OF Rock
ingham county Appeal Bond. 500.
Nalz VS.. Goodykoontz. Circuit court
of Amherst county. Writ OF error and
supersedeas. Bond. $4,000
Mcdonald VS.. Rothgeb. Circuit court
% ri Of a
supersedeas, Bond, 5000.
Kemp W. Mcclure, Circuit ceurr
of Rockingham county. Appeal, Bono,
500.
Silling VS.. Todd. trustee. Circuit
court of Augusta county. Appeal and
supersedeas. Bond, $500,
Walter VS.. Whitacre ct ais. Circuit
court OF Frederick county. Appeal
Bond. $500.
city Of Lynchburg vs. Mitchell Cir
cult court Of Amherst county. Writ
of error and supersedeas. Bond, $4,000,
I.eftwich ct ais. vs.. Fairly Circuit
court of C;rayson county. Appeal
Bond. s2oo.
JeTries vs., Commonwealth. Corpor-
alton court OF city of Roanoke. Writ
OF error and supersedeas Bond. 500.
Law ct ais. w. Board OF supervisors,
Circuit court OF Franklin county,
Writ Of error refused.
Erps ct al. VS.. Becker Co. Circuit
county or Nottoway county. Writ or
error refused.
Morriss vs., Whitman. Circuit court
Of Nottcway county. Writ OF error
refused.
Wickham and Northrop. receivers.
vs. Woody. Law and equity court OF
city OF Richmond. Writ of error re-
fused.
Hatton rs. Norfolk and Western
Railway Company Circuit court OF
Norfolk county. Writ OF error re-
fused.
Fox ct al vs. London Assurance
Corporation Circuit Court or Page
county Writ of error refused
Whites administrator ct ais. VS..
Powers. Circuit Court OF Caroline
county. Appeal refused
Imperial Motor Car Company VS..
Gordon Motor Car Company. Law
land Equity Court Of city Of Rich
mond. Appeal refused
Washington, Alexandria and Mt
Vernon Railway Company We. Waugh
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-15
ENERGY AND DETERMINE
TON WILL SECURE
FINE PRIZES
Continued from First Page }

The Nirginian before the expiration
date as printed thereon. Many OF
your friends pay for The Nirglniau
ny the week or month Get them to
pay you in advance for six months.
year or longer, and thus secure "a
large numb Of votes for you. Papers
VIII be delivered to them just as al
present ny matt carrier, 9r agent. as
the case may be Have you any
friends who are not regular sub
scribers to The Nirgtnian il so get
them 10 Join our permanent list ana
get them 10 pay their subscriptions
in advance. Perhaps some of your
friends DO not take The Nirginian OF
any other paper. ShoY them the
advantages of Tine Nirgiuiau and get
them h. give Nou their subscriptions.
Remember that organization is a
great help, call meeting of hair
q dozen Of your friends and tell them
secure one Of these valuable awards,
and that you need their assistance,
Get each one 10 promise 10 devote a
few minutes Of their time daily to-
wards that end Get each one II
promise 10 see at least three of their
friends in YOUR behalf and secure
their votes, and subscriptions ir pos
Sihle--in other words, start an end
less friendship for the purpose OF Sc
curing votes and subscriptions If
your friends refuse or make any oh
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-15

an. Circuit Court OF Alexandria
county. Writ of error refused.
Jenreys. Hester & Company Inc,
Mecklenburg county Appeal refused.
Ramey vs.. Commonwealth. Circuit
Court of Buchanan county. Writ of
error refused.
Chestnut Lum Der Company vs. Glib
son Corporation. Circuit Court OF
Alexandria county. Writ of error re-
fused.
Lauer & Harper Company, Inc, vs.
Cohen ct ais. Chancery Court Of
city Of Richmond. Appeal refused.
Porter vs.. Ritter ct ais. Circuit
Court OF Tazewell county. Appeal
refused.
Interstate Fire Insurance COMPANY
vs. MeFall. Circuit Court Of Wise
county. Appeal and supersedeas.
Bond, $1,000.
Nets vs., Exchange Lumber Conn
pany ct ais Circuit Court of Roa-
Inoke county. Appeal refused.
I.awford VS. 1.awford Corporation
Court Of city OF staunton. Appeal
refused
Lexington Pool Company VS. Mucy.
Circuit Court Of Rockbr,dge county.
Appeal refused.
TAYLOR vs. Williamson y Law and
Equity Court of city Of Richmond
Writ OF error refused
Clyce ct al vs. Stone. Circuit Court
Of Washington county. Appeal re-
fused
Kiser. administrator. W. Mnncv.
Circuit Court of Wise county Ap-
peal refused.
Enlor VS. Burns ct ais. CORPORA.
tion Court OF city Of Bristol. Appeal
refused.
Dennis VS.. Williams Circuit conr,
of Giles county. Writ of error re-
fused
spahr ct ais vs. spahr Circuit
Court 81 Washington county. Ar
peal refused
Dineus w Davidson IT ais Cir
cult Court Of Scott county Appeal
refused
Petitions for rehearlng%
Marhory ct ais vs. Jones g, 4's
Circuit Court of city of Alexandria.
Rehearing refused
Arrninius Chemical Camoauy -
Whites administrators. Circuit Corr.
81 Louisa county Rehearing re-
fused
Ratchelder ct ais VS.. Randoiph'v.
Circuit Court OF Norfolk county. Re-
hearing refused
Wells vs. Iagorio ct ais Cirenit
Court OF city OF Norfolk Rehearing
refused
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-15
VIRGINIA LEAGUE
NOW IN SESSION
CITY SOLONS GATHER IN AN
NIAL MEETING AND DIS
CTSS MANY MATTERS.
Special to The Richmond virgtnian)

Especial to The Richmond Nirginian)
CAFE CHARLES, VA, Sept. Ii
The members OF the League of Viz
ginia municipalities, about sixty in
number. arrived in Cape Charles this
morning from Norfolk on board the
steamer Pennsylvania.
The address OF welcome was made
by Hon. John T, Daniels, Mayor OF
the town. A response on behalf Of
the municipalities was made by Hon
T. II. Wallace. vice president Of the
Board of Aldermen, Norfolk.
At 1915 p. NJ. the members left
for trip to the capes While aboard
the steamer Pennsylvania. subjects
OF interest We're discussed. Brief ad-
dresses were made by Hon. J. q Rid
dick. Mayor of Norfolk; Hon. j. Da
Wis, Mayor of Portsm outh; Hon. Mary
us Jones, Mayor OF Newport News:
Rev. w. c. Foster, Cape Charles,
and Robert Brighton, City Auditor
of Danville.
After returning to Cape Charles the
visitors were driven In autos to the
historic home OF Hon. John S. Wise
at kiptopeake, where they were
greeted by MIR. Wise Part of this
afternoons program was conducted
this evening. At to-night's session r.
+. Steed made an address on behalf
Of the league and introduced the
speakers. XHnfH
DR. Ray K. Flanagan, State SAM
tary Inspector. Department of Health
Richmond. spoke of the health and
sanitation In Virginia cities. He said
in the course OF his speech that life
and health We're a gift OF God and
that the people Of Virginia should
use more diligent efforts IN prevent
ing the cause of disease
DR.. Powhatan s. Schenck. Health
Commissioner of Norfolk, spoke on
the erm-carrying insects and meth
DDS Of their destruction.
Hon, +. A. Sherman. ex-commis-
sioner, city of Cedar Rapids. Iowa,
made lengthy address on the forms
OF government of cities and towns
discussing the manner of taxation and
the Improvement of properties. He
received great applause.
The members expressed great an
probation for the hospitality extend
ed them by the citizens in general
Following each address musical
program was rendered The Casino.
in which the meeting was held. was
filled to its utmost capacity, includ-
ing large number Of ladies'
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-15
AWARD CHILDREN
To THEIR MOTHER
MRS. FLEMING WINS IN HABEAS
CORPUS. PROCEED
INGS.

Especial To The Richmond vlrginian.)
RALEIGH. n. G, Sept. 1.-THE
marital troubles Of the Flemings, Of
Raleigh, We're to-day again aired at
Smithneld, in the Johnson county
Superior Court, before Judge Peebies
tho issue now being the determination
at the case brought by Mrs. Fleming
TOR divorce from bed and board. The
case began yesterday and continued
all day, At ! O'Clock tonight the
ease was again taken up.
\ message from Smithheld late to-
night announces that Mrs. Fleming is
given the custody of her two chill
dren pending the determination of the
suit for divorce. Dr. Fleming, q BROTH
er of their father, has hsd them for
several weeks, according To "A ruling
BY Chief Justice Clark In habeas cor
pus proceedings brought by the moth :
er to secure their recovery. This time
she wins. There Is much sympathy
Tor her and mueh criticism. The di-
Vorce sult VIII he tried later
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-15
The Virginia Home
for Infants,
100 West Clay Street

Phone Mad. 1880. Richmond, Va.
We have several fine b.b'e.
from few weeks to one year ald
which we want adopted by re-
sponsible people. Write o. call
Tor further information.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-15

.--,....x ,,,oir
JectioIls IN sueh slii@'' nc ,','',
- &c ,.fa 80 th.,r froyu vour
ana you shou'i - a., t,aI,r aa-
AtS.. - ~ onsya,y with
slS'an's et.''',''' as ,'n,,r campaign
M" ',,,,,5 ~ pet al Ie1st
N4efe ~ - ,.@tns fveTy, dav and
-. ~. mn vnn get Them. You
-, ga ~ rcall, easv after YOU get
$500 49, -
''1 tt - ,rar,,ses to be good -natured
t,.,.4, ~ h,1lots and While great
,,,,,,bar hav. already picked their ia
,.arttse n "a rather disappointing to
,,s mt there are net more entered
a., qo,,o districts Not only aro We
F,,rrlsl,f,,g thasa urizes free, hut We
are irving tn help you win the one
~ ,.a,,r choice II Won Viii follow
tba as,,ira and Instructions that are
,,ntiiebad daily In The Nlrgiuian, You
.-ti win IN sD{te Of Yourself
&Vbaayer wins our automobile Will
ha nanny In the possession oil IL; in
..t,t,,,-t. NJ .t+fx-t,f tftcsu prizes
,,-{4 no rsoaid many times over for the
ti,ra snen, In getting subscriptions
and votes for The Nirginian. Wo
are Interested in YOU and want To-
,r.+ ,,,,,, 5rtarpstad I'm The Nirginian.
80 on mi and send in the MONT =
,.ttrn EIank fnnnd I'M to-days pa
,,nr
no. the convenience of such can
9,a,+ss and contestants who are not
,tfe ,, emo ia The Xirgfnian office
,,,,,iny the daytInte. the contest de
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-15
The Weather


Sp~cia, Local Data fer Yesterday.
- non temperature .-...... ,....-, 30
3 + Nj. temperature ..--.. .t..-..., bS
Maximum temperature uf to T.
Nj. ..,..,-..,.... '.,.'.,.-t.., ,-.*#--.'-, ~
Minimum temperature MP to 7.
Nj, ..-....-.... -
Mean Temperatures ...'..... ..,.... ~
Normal temperature ...,,t.-,..... ~
Deficiency In temperature to-day. u
Deficiency in temperature ainee
Accumulated excess IN temperature
since January l.....- .....,.... IS
Rainfall last twenty-four hours None
pencioncy N rainfall since March
............ ..... ....... SIS
Accumulated deficiency in rainfall
since January 1.,---.. .,---.-.- 6 81
Local Observation Il. VI. Yesterday.
Temperature ,.-......- ..+..t+.. g.
iImidity .-.,..... ..,.........-.. IS
Wind, direction ......-. .............-.-S :. L.
Wtrd VeloCtjrt OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Weather -,.-....,. .....t+. T'nrtty cloudy
Rainfall last twelve hours ..-... None
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-15
BANKER BROUGHT
BACK FOR TRIAL

Especial 70 The Richmond yirginian.>
BRISTOL. VA, Sept. f4-Melvin
Nheatly, charged with having wreck E
ed the Bank of Limestone, Tennessee,
more than three years ago, has been
captured WheaiIy has just been
brought to Jonesboro from Oklahoma,
where he was arrested after being at
large since the failure OF the bank.
beatty, who was formerly cashier
OF the bank, and who skipped before
the crash. is now making an attempt to
give bond. He is charged with the en-
be2zlement Of money ana with hay
Ing made worthless notes ageregatinC
$4,000, The bank has sitse been re-
organized.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-15
HORSE SERIOUSLY
WOUNDS ITS OWNER

Especial to The Richmond yirginian)
HARR1SONBURG. VA. Sept. IL
News reached here to-day of an un-
usual accident at Goods Mill, Rock
ingham county. While leading two
horses to water. J Il. Moyerhoeffer
was suddenly attacked by one of the
animals. The horse kicked wildly and
frantically about while Mr.. Meyer
hoeffer tried 10 hold him in check
One of the horses feet landed in his
ribs, breaking NIB and tearing It
loose. Another blow seriously bruised
and crushed the mans lung. His in
juries are serious but 1t is thought
that he will recover.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-15

xNames of States which were Re-
publican in 1893. but became Demo-
traItG in 1910.
In 1910 the Democrats carried : /
States. Of which "A have Democratic
governors. while - States now have
a majority Of Democrats in Congress
But It must be noted that although
the stand patfers lost sonie eighty
seats In Congress In the landslide. the
progressives dou hled their represe nta-
sion In the lower House.
Not counting his own state, there
are only Ave States all on the At
lantie seaboard. where President Taft
can expect la make any considerable
recovery, Maine, Massachusetts. Con
necticut. New Jersey and New York.
Hut there are eight states in the mid
die West and far West where the
revolt against the fayne-Aldrieh
tariff the WiekeFsham railroad
policy, Ballingerism and lorimerism
menace the success of any stand-pa
candidate for any Office. These states
are Washington. Oregon. California.
Illinois. Kansas Nebraska, North la
lota and Wisconsin Now, the NUM-
Der OF electoral votes IN the Two
groups is nearly equal and It is to the
Western group that the president ia
burning his energies
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-15
SECRETARY HALL, OF NEWPORT
NEWS Y. M. c, A. RESIGNS

NEWPORT NEWS. VA. Sent. IA
+. NJ. Han, who has TO, about two
years been secretary Of the local
Young Mems Christian Association,
viii resign his wp'k hera 4ext Satur-
day to accent similar position at
Raleigh. \, :" He win he slcccc del
by r. f. Bomboy, OF Borwicl. Pa. VINO
will take charge Of thu work on octo-
Der /. Though Mr. HAIRS term ex-
plres Saturday. he win not leave for
Ralcigh until Sentemher eG
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-15
FATAL ACCIDENT
TO NEGRO BOY

Especial TO The Richmond Virginian3
EMPORIA, VA, Sept. 1+.-Thomas
Robinson, aged eight years, a son OF
Richard Robinson. a respectable col
ored man Of North Emporia was in
stantly killed this evening by pull
ing a frame Of a gasoline engine
down on his head while at play,
breaking his neck
Mr. WYATT Brantley. deputy ser
geant of Emporia, destroyed a moon
shine dlstillery near Clagerville. in
Greenesville county, Tuesday. No one
has been arrested as the owner as
vet.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-15
\ Approaching Marriage.
Special to The Richmond vireini

to The Richmond Nirsinlar \
ABINGDON, VA, Sept l4-An am
nouncement Of interest TO Nirgiuians
was received to-day in the form ~
invitations TO the marriage at Mon
treat y. G.. on Sept. IT Of Miss Annie
Latimer to MIR. Arthur c. Jones. Miss
Latimers home until the past two
wears was In Fredericksburg, aud Mr.
Jones Is the son Of Major and Mrs.
y. II Jones, of Abingdon. He in
graduate of the law school Of the Cni-
Nersity of Virginia, and spent several
years In Charlottesville with the
Niche Publishing Company Mr..
Jones is now located al Gastonia, \.
C., where, he VIII he at home with
his bride after the first Of November
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-15
TAFT MUST HAVE
SIXTY MORE VOTES
MUST RECOVER THIS NUMBER
FROM STATES THAT ARE NOW
DEMOCRATIC.
ABILITY IS QUESTIONED
PRo6EssNE LEADERS DOUBT NJ
HE ,aN EVEN CARRY OHIO.
OTHER STATES ARE
otESTIoNAHIF

WASHINGTON. Sept. l4-Fresi-
dent Taft 10 secure his recollection
must recover not less than Sky cleo
toral votes from States carried by the
Democrats in 1910 without losing any
votes In the progressive States which
then stayed in the Repu hlicaa
column, II II figured out 10y the work
ers at the Progressive Republican
League headquarters here.
Progressive leaders do not think
he can do it. They doubt whether
he can get back ohio. and do not
think he can develop any strength
in the Atlantic coast States. which
left him last Year. while they do be-
leNe he Will meet with losses Of
Western States SO many requests
for literature and speakers have come
from the New England States the
Progressive League Contem plates
opening headquarters in Boston
IastLlection.
The situation developed by the last
election. with the electoral votes
based on the new apportonment Is
shown tn the following table
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-02-18
ANNIVERSARY
OF THECO[ORED
NORMAL SCHOOL
IT WILL BE CELEBRATED ON 2sRD
AND oath, AND THE SLOGAN
WILL BE "eAcK TO THE FARM"

The third anniversary Of the found
ing of the Colored Normal and In
dustrial School will take place In the
city at the school building, North De-
Villier street, the 23rd and Gath inst.
During the day, the public. both
white and colored. is invited to visit
the school and inspect tho work being
carried on, such cooking, sewing and
young mems work.
At night, addresses and talks to COL
ored people will be delivered. Among
the subjects are the following: Agri-
culture, poultry raising. dairying and
truck farming.
Special attention and special stress
will be laid on hog raising. hay Guilt
walton and corn clubs. Speakers have
been secured for each Of these subjects.
Several white men have agreed to be
present and address the gathering.
The school has secured some Of the
best colored men Of Escambfa county
to talk to the race on this occasion.
The slogan Of the anniversary VIII
be Back to the Farm"
Another feature Of this occasion WIN
be talks about the health of the COL
ored people.
Both white and coiored are invited
to be present and witness this OCCASION
q. w. LEWIS.
Principal
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-02-18
LAST PRACTICE
BEFORE GAME
LOCAL eAskETeALL FIVE IN
GOOD SHAPE FOR THE CLASH
WITH BIRMINGHAM TONIGHT.

The local basketball team had its
final workout last night in prepare
ton for tonight's game with Birming-
ham and they are in the pink Of condi-
ton and ready to play the game OF
the season and hope to win. Captain
Morgan and his braves INDUCED only
in light work last night and were eau
toned az to the value Of the combine
ton game in basketball. for the best
results.
The game tonight will start at 3
o'clock and Mr.. WEIGH, of the local z.
M. c. A., will handle the whistle, while
Birmingham man will act AZ umpire.
The visitors will have a new man On
their line-up in the person Of Brooks,
who LETT Birmingham last night and
will join his team on their arrival from
Mobile at 4:10 this afternoon. The
boys from the Smoky City. Will be
met by the locals at the train and will
be driven around the city on q sight
seeing tour in automobiles. The line
up Of the teams WIN likely be as fol-
lowss
Pensacola-Lyte. Morgan or Olsen,
forwards: Leonard. centre; Lurton,
Bell or FickaS. guards.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Strange Of
Estes. forwards: J. Betha or r. Betha,
centre: Brown. Hilty or Greenwood
guards.