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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-11-29
GIVE NAVY CREDIT
FOR STOPPING FRENCH

WEST POINT. II. III, Nov. 29 The
defeated Army eleven returned TO the
post at noon yesterday. There was
lan absence Of the usual demonstra-
ton at the wharf upon its arrival.
The corps of cadets however. met the
men at the mess hall, where there
Was a rally. A few rounds Of cheers
ronght to 4 close the Army's foot
fall season for 1920 The general
feeling in the Army's camp is that the
soldiers fought better fight than
hey were expected TO dash.
Full credit is given to the Navy for
its effectiveness i'll stopping French.
something no other eleven has been
able to do this season. AS there is
not expected to be any graduation
here next June the Army will likely
retain all the members Of this sea-
sons squad.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-11-29
WOULD CREATE FEDER4i
BOARD OF IMNIGR ttl0
nsy The As.een.ted Pres ],

WASHINGTON p ( =
Senator sterling of south l)9aa1a.
henui3itatn nicnber Of the f4e III
pligfatiou Ganaittee. aQnenac c
las that he would introduce y th
next session of ensresa 3iH erea
ing . Federal Immigration N,anl vii
l39Ser over all questions iatiig
liili isratiol end ineiiitn@
lee tae RaGaaer al inil 4l.lats
be admitted 70 the eountry lAa sel
ator declared that II was nj ry
Limit the number Of imnaHranls
this country for tWo rea on frs
the need 10 continue Amer All labC
on 4 high standard and, eand.
aiaff more restrictions Gliti Il
rednai element new eainine IN
tilis e0unfYy
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-11-29
Capital Office Mecca For
Football Fans When News
Of Big Game Was Announced

tack and marched down into Arm
territory. time for the period beinl
called when they had the ball OF
Army's 27-yard mark
That was the stepping Stone o vic
foryii for Immediately after tiae fourtl
period opened, the Navy batterinf
ram. piled into the Cadets aud III three
plass, they had crossed tlla goal lin
OF the foe The announcement tha
Koehler had scored a touchdown Of
a. criss-cross play was greeted by {
deafening roar OF cheers and this
was followed hy demonstration
equally AZ great when Hing kickes
goal From then on. there wa cheer
ing galore, and when the fIal an
ouneement that the game va over
a Wild shout went forth.
Meanwhile the story OF ne battl
vas being put into type on u I.ins
+ type machines IN the Caaital offic
ard less than half an hour lttar II
game was over the paper rarrging Il
/ complete story Of the gruellirs battl
with Illustrations Of some Of The pla
ers and sidelight stories, Nas on Il
:. sfreets and in the hands 81 eagerl
/ awaiting readers.
The management of the Eyenin
Capital is not only gratffal TOR Il
felicitations that have becn exlende
but wishes TO extend a fcW words
appreciation Of the promp service
the Associated Press. in teiabinatic
aitil the Chesapeake ard lotoma
Telephone Company. The terN of T
game was teiegraphed from the Pc
I Grounds to the Baltimore office Of Il
Associated Press, and tnen laycd I
tha Evening CAPITAL otsy tho tele
pacea Ths.s pes cs 80 .ghtss
hs-e. = 20 ss-T-e 80 go !
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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-11-29
METHODIST LADIES AID
TO MEET WEDNESDAY

There will be an important meet
ing of the Ladies Aid Society Of the
First Methodist Episcopal Church.
Immediately after the nidweek sery-
ice and study class on Wednesday
evening III the lecture room AT lis
time the ladies' are requested to bring
their contributions for the sale to be
held on Tuesday. December q Nfer
articles useful and attractive will be
offered 10 sale in the church lecture
room.
A supper viii lie served on next
Tuesday night in connection with thc
Christmas sale All ladies interested
are urged to bring articles that they
may be assembled aud properly
marked for the sale, after the classes
on Wednesday evening
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-11-29
NAVY SNAPPER BACK
TO LEAD ELEVEN
NEXT YEAR

The members of the Naval
Academy football team have
named Emery T.. Larsen. of
Minnea polls. Mimi. captain OF
the team for next year.
This Involves change Of
custom al the academy il hay-
ing heen usual TO delay The
lection for two weeks or more
after the Army game The
election was made an the
train coming to annapolis.
Larsen has played regularly on
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-11-29
MANY FRENCH WARSH|pS' 5
ARE SENT TO GREECE

TOULAN, FRANCE. Nov " Tie
French battleship Lorraine left
here for Piareus. Greece. today. The
cruiser Ernest Renan departed for
he same destination last night while
he armored Waldeek- -Rosseau.
vhich has been at constantinople ar
lived al piraeus Friday. One more
lattJeship, 3 cruisers and several tor
nedo boats have been ordered q
praeUs and the French will have a
formidable squadron in that port on
December s. the day on which the
nIeAicite on the return Of former
Sing Constantine viii take place.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-11-29
Q .
OPERATED UPON AT
EMERGENCY HOSPITAL

Mrs. W. p. Brereton. Sr., Of south
gate avenue Murray Hill, Is 4 p9ticn'
it he Emergency Hospital where she
yas operated upon on Friday hst To-
paendicitis
AIRS, Rrereton Is said II be doing
aieelv anti made 4 good recovery IRON
he ane sthtt!e Her host of trend
hope for a speedy recovery ard he,
early return among them. AIRS. Brero
IONS home is the scene Of many s9cia
gatherings. and she ALWAYS dispense
hospitality with a generous hand
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-11-29
Death OF Infant

John Robert Downcs, infant son OF
ir. and Mrs. Thomas J. Downes, 289
fifth street. Easfport, died this morn
ng. Death VAS due 70 whoopns
.ough. The baby was a little over
our months. The funeral will tdko
lace On Wednesday,
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-11-29
Receiving Congratulations

Mr ard .Irs Lemuel Kenrerly Tays
9. ~ .2ge their hSns With Mrs..
ay,5-s .-.c!!s aud aunt NJ. and Ass-
.ha.les Liliag1ause3. Vest street are
e15.Y.ag cosg.atulg@io1s On t.ss s.gs4
IT : d3ug2tsy, ooy3 ysssssasT
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-11-29
CLUB WOMEN WANT
BETTER MOVIES

Several handrt thousaa lalt
nloreans desirc better mos III
Nonans Civic League Is the latr
show its interest and il c.til IL auc
good iii forming pubic aiani HI
that legendary Individual knew VA
better tp write the songs RAJ her tla
the laMs II = npAllln
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-11-29
|USY PROGRAM Of
WINTER ATHLETIC
FOR NIDSHIPNEN
kctbail Games List
Hee More Dates Will
I IS Expected
TO Be Played De-
WRESTLING
OTHER SPORTS


SO 1870 football
~ ao ntdshipmen
arm their
en Of winter
es. including
king. gYmnas
stling, and tie
tile busiest in
VA school both
number of con
nilt heen entirely
II thgtf fle bas-
@i h.tYe g hiesl am
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-11-29
ST. ANNE'S OPENS
PREACHING MISSION
Local Movement Is Part OF Ma.
ton wide Campaign And Viii
Last A Week
REV. H. B. LEE, MISSIONER


Answering the call far recDnse-
Grated service. which was sounded
Yesterday from the pulpits Of Protes-
tant Episcopal churches throughout
he country. and which call will be
reiterated through the present week,
in the preaching mission Of the Ma
tion-wide Campaign which is being
held In every community where this
church has a congregation, an in
terested congregation assembled in ST.
Annes last evening
The preacher was the Rev. Henry
B. Lee, Missioner, who will conduct
lie services during this week. nightly
ali st. Anne's at 4 so. with children II
service Wednesday afternoon at $3.50.
Friday will be a day for special con-
secration, fasting and prayer.
Instruction Service
The Service last night consisted Of
Greed and PRAYERS, Hymns, Instruc-
ton, and Sermon The instruction
during the week will be systematic
presentation Of the Church catechism.
Last evening the speaker dWelt upon
the opening questions, concerning the
name given in Baptism and the
sponsors who have undertaken simple
personal duties in the church Of
Christ. The name OF baptized per-
son is d constant reminder that Gods
(Coniinued on Page 81
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-11-29
NOTABLE WORDS OF
MAYFLOWER COMPACT,
THEME OF sermon

lii ST. Anne,s Church yesterday
morning. the rector, Rev Il. D john
son, D. d.. spoke upon theme ap
ropriate to the anniversary OF the
9nding of the Pilgrims upon the
.hores Of America.
The Mayflower Compact
The rector used the opening words
ST the NARROWER Compact as bis text
IN the Name Of God Amen He
said in part
These were notable words. Their
1tteraaee would make any occasion
striking: their use BY any company
gathered together in order to begin 2
new work thrilling thing. 4 group
who met III such spirit, and in that
spirit fashioned now institutions, is
entitled TO constant remembrance.
we do not feel bound to praise tlle
Pilgrim Fathers extrayagantly. nor tG
refuse them our praise because theS
wandered far from The Ways of the
historic Church Of England. We would
strive first TO understand. and then t
use what NJ have learned in the con
ditiona Of today
The Pilgrims vsre thc-a vhc lest
...s..- E-gs.sa h1.ss ana wer. aEs. :,
EI5.lzri ard tta- &c Ar--9T..e12- = c-5s.
e s1.y5 1o5 - C1ur-h &C gs-11 80
(Continuee on Page 50
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-11-29

tContinueG On Page 81
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-02
DRAW WILL
BE MORAL
WIN FOR
MISKE
BENTON uAnpoR. Mich. Sc,

BENTON HARBoR. Mich. Sept.
z.-Benton Harbor's~ population. II
taken today by the census bureau.
would rank the high place among
the lesser cities OF the country. The
city has swollen with the addition OF
hundreds OF fight fans. the first
large arrivals OF those who viii see
Champion Jack Dempsey in the first
defense OF his crown here Monday.
with tho fans preparing for their
part In the game set for Labor Day.
the two fighters. Dempsey and his
challenger. Billy Miskc. were near
the peak OF their form. Both put in
hard sessions yesterday. probably
their last chance to extend them
selves. IL was expected the work.
outs today would be nothing more
than n looscning OF muscles.
Ii ia evident there will be no de.
oisIon. should the fight go 10 rounds
Dempsey remained heavy favoritc
TO win and even In Miske's camp
there appeared no real belief that
the challenger can put the champion
out. A good showing against Demp
sey would be n moral victory for
Miske, and iO.round draw would be
reason for wild celebration by his
frienda
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-02
BIG NET
MEET
NARROWS
TO STARS

FOREST HILLS. n. y. Sept. a.
The national tennis championship
tournament had narrowed down to-
day to real stars. as the contest went
into the fourth round
Wallace r. Johnson and Roland
Roberts and Watson washburn and
Charles s. Garland were 10 meet at
D. IN. In the first feature matches OF
the day.
w. T. Tiidcn III II matched against
Vincent Richards at 2:45 p. m. and at
4 .. m. William NJ. Johnston, the
champion. meets Richard Norris VII.
liams Jr.
William Johnston and Norris WI.
liams, who meet today. played bril-.
liant tennis Wednesday. Johnston
defeated Niles OF Boston 81, $40.
rs. SO. and Williams eliminated Da-
Wis. the Coast star. 40. Ga. 81. s.2.
william Tilden won over Sam
Hardy. Davis cup captain, by a as.
SO, 60. SO count Vincent Richards.
the young Yonkers star. who meets
Tilden today. defeated Jostis OF St
Louis 90. 81. 6-i.
Other winners "wednesday were
Roland Roberts, Watson. Washburn.
Gamer and Wcstbrook
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-02
WE WIN
3-2 AND
LOSE
40

LOS ANGELES. Sept z.--seattle
and Vernon broke even In the double
bill that pried the lid of Of one OF
the most vital series OF the season
here Wednesday.
The visitors grabbed the frs; melee
by a 3.to.2 count after 10 gruelling
innings. and lost tho second by a
a.to.0 tally when Ray Francis. the
youthful Seattle Bouthpaw. couldn't
md tho plate. The second battle
went ak cantoes when II was called
on account Of darkness.
Seattle counted single runs in the
FIRST and second frame when they
punched hits on BIN Piercy's deiiv-
cry. with n pair Of Tiger runners
on the paths Tommy Long was sent
in TO pinch hit for Piercy In the sec.
ond frame and singled. scoring both
men and tying the count
Then Art Fromme went 10 the
mound for the home boys and pitched
thrilling battle with Bob Ceary.
who went the route for the invaders
until the 18Th.
Seattle finally broke thru In the
isth. Murphy doubled with one down
and Eldrcd and Kenworthy walked.
Murphy was caught at the plate on
Cunningham infield roller and
s,umpf knocked in what proved TO
be the winning run by bingiing thru
the inicid. Adams forced Stumpf at
second. ending the rally.
The second game was all Vernon
because Francis. on the Hill for the
visitors. couldn't ind the plate. The
Tigers only nicked his delivery for a
pair OF blows. but they both came
in the third frame punched with a
mock Of walks that counted four runs
for tho home boys. The game only
went ak innings because OF darkness
Dell. who hurled for the Essick tribe.
was lnvincibls.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-02
Leonard Will Be
Busy Ring Worker

Lightweight Champion Benny
Leonard. who has made more coin
out Of the fight game perhaps than
any other presentday champion.
stands In line to make a pile Of kale
again this winter as soon as the New
York boxing season opens with It's
15-round bouts.
There will be plenty OF opposition
for the champion. with a bout with
Lew Tender as the piece de resist
ance OF the season.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-02
Wills Still in
Foreground

In spite OF the talk OF Carpenter
being the next opponent for D-mp-
sey, II the dope pans out all right
Harry Wills. the big black boy who
hAa stepped into the front rank OF
heavyweight chaiiengers, will be In
the foreground as the chief contend.
e. for the worlds heavyweight title.
While there may be talk about
Dempsey not risking his title with
coiored miller. II Dempsey ticks
both Miskc and Carpenter there
WON'T be mucn opposition lief, In the
heavywcight ranks: Wills will be the
only real obstruction In Dempsey's
Path
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-02

Were not urging wIils.Dcmpsey
match. because Of the stigma that
Jack johnson has cast on all coiored
fighters. but there's no denying the
fact that Wills can fight and that
he Is a contender for Dempscy's
title.
II Dempsey and Wills ever do nee,
II will be tho biggest attraction In
the world in the ring game with tn.
possible exception OF a Carpenter
Dempsey go. Hut Mt that critics
who have seen both Wills and Car.
pentier in action figure Wills as the
better man.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-02

II the local fight promoters raise
The price Of admission when the win
ter boxing season opens In the Crys-
tai Pool the Seattle fans are entitled
to . better line Of ring fare than has
been dishcd out in the past The
extra dollar expected TO be piastered
on the reserved seat section should
enable the promoters to give us
some real competition
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-02
Harper Shows Value
Of Outdoor Training

While indoor training for boxers In
essential for the development OF
Judgment Of distance. boxing and
such, II takes real outdoor work to
put the ringnen In real condition.
This Is best illustrated locally In the
difference that outdoor training has
made in Bob Harper. the best Of the
local lightweights.
Bob, who Is still youngster. was
doing too much work In the gym
nasium and strength that should
have been conserved for the actual
work in the ring was being wasted
on too much work with the bag and
dummy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-02
Raise in Ring Prices
Must Mean Better Shows

Main event bouts Of any class are
hard to get on the Coast right now.
but with tho summer season ut an
end things should pick up In the
boxing game. II Seattle promoters
can get in a working agreement with
Portland. Tacoma and San Francisco
some good miIlers ought TO be seen
In action here.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-02
GORMAN AND
FLORES MEET

Spanish lightweight. will meet Mar.
carlo Flores in the main event at the
Arena next Wednesday night.
Flores is the Filipino miller who
made a big hit with local fans by his
quick X. o. OF Eddie Jackson. Seattle
lightie. here recently.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-02
Mill Team Claims
City Ball Title

Stimson Mills. ono Of the
strongest sssnipro squads In So
attic. IL laying claim Ia the city
senior baseball championship. Tho
mill team has won Is games and
lost three this year. all ~ tho
three defeats being registered by
outside teams.
Any Seattle teams eoutcsting
this claim will be accommodated
by the stimson Mills for n game
to settle II by calling Manager
10y Van MARIN nj Ballard I.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-02

Harper took up swimming. base
ball and other outdoor recreation
during the past few months and he
has filled out remarkably. lie
showed more strength in his recent
bout with Muff Bronson than he
ever has before.
Bob always was n clever Kid with
his mitts. but he never had tho real
strength needed to bring a boxer 10
tho top OF the heap. He is fas,
reaching the top Of his form and he
should be in line for some good
matches here during the coming sea.
son.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-02

Willie Jackson. Joe BENJAMIN.
Johnny Dundee. Eddie F'itzsimmons.
the Mitchell boys and frankie Gala
han are all In line for a mectina
with the little Hebrew. Fitzsfmmons
Is signed to meet the champion later
in the month.
Leonard's weight may start a big
controversy altho Billy Gibson, his
manager. claims that Leonard will
make l35 pounds any time Leon.
ards weight for the Charley White
TIFF was reported To be LIZ nninda
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-02
CARPENTER MAY
BE SINCERE IN
HIS CONTRACT TO
FIGHT LEVINSKY

THE announcement that Gorgeous Georges Carpen-
tier. the king Of European glove artists. will sail
for the United States Saturday must be taken to mean
that the Frenchman is sincere in his contract with Pro-
m0ter Jack Curley to box Battling Levinsky In
America October IL.
With Dempsey fighting Mske Monday. the an
nouncement carries great deal Of weight in fstic
circles turnout the country The reason Is this: III
Dempsey knocks off Miske and Carpenter beats Levin
sky, nothing stop bout between the French
champion and Daredevil Jack.
OF a win for either Miske or Levinsky would
Be out of order and the fistic program would be in
beautiful But neither Miske nor Levinsky are
given much Of chance to spill the DOPE
One thing is certain in that Levinsky will be good
test for Carpenter. II the French champion can't beat
the "Batter" he hasn't any right to claim bout with
Dempsey because Jack the Giant Killer stopped Levin.
sky in three rounds when they met couple Of
years ago.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-02
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Eddie shannon. the California light
weight. who looked pretty good In all
~ his fights here. including y draw
with Charley white, tho Chicago
Iightie. is now preparing for q come
hack, according to reports from Port
land. shannon was married recently,
and married life evidently played
havoc with his work In the ring. as
he was promptly licked by Joe BEN
jamin. and then poor old Mun Bron-
son came along and kicked his head
eff.
Joe German and Bud Ridley win prob
land winter season within the next few
maker for the Portland boxing eommis-
sion.
Beatsis fans get an awfu1 Kick cot Of
~Cunboat' Smith wanting q bout with
Jack Dempsey. The last tins Smith took
the count from Dempsey he expressed
himself as mover being willing to take
Chances Of being killed by getting In the
same ring with Jack. But few wins
ever the third-rsters In the East has evil
IDENTIFY made smiih go wrong above tho
collar button ana he wants another trial
with me champion. BOY. page the
Gtfetchsr- bearers
Fred Fulton, tho Minnesota pIaA-
eevev, who took the count from Harry
W1ils, Will never M champion of the
void beesase his ne~ye fails him
~gnAnst esstatn flghtarss hat ~ y
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-02

FTAiAsr .------~ v w
vernon ............. 900 -
summary sacriflce hits--Chadbourne.
Desormer. Struck out--By Dell :. by
Francis 4 Bases on bails-off Francis
q Runs responsible for-Francis 4. Dou-
bile play Mitchell TO Mueller. Umpircs
Holmes and Casey.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-02
REEVES WINS
OVER BARRIEAU

OAKLAND. Cal, Sept. a. Jack
Reeves won from Frank Barrieau In
the feature bout OF the show here
last night. Reeves scored two
knockdowns in the final round.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-02
BORTON STARTS
ISLANDER SUIT

Los ANGELES. Sept. William
Essick. manager OF the Vernon Coast
league team. was made defendant in
a Islander suit for $4,000 filed yes
terday afternoon by w. Baker
r'Babe'1 Borton. discharged first
bascman OF the Tigers.
The complaint. the outgrowth Of
the alleged Vernon team "slush
fund" cites the statement attributed
to Essick. Il reiterate that Borton's
charges are a mass of lies" as being
false and untrue and issued for tho
purpose of exposing Borfon to
hatred. contempt and ridicule.-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-02
LEACH AND
WILLIS DRAW

SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. John
ny Leach. Los Angeles lightweight,
and Tommy willis. OF Oakland.
fought "A fast draw here last night.
Racehorse Roberts beat Al Delmar.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-02

Cincinnati 6. Boston 8.
Fittshurg 4. New York 2.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-02

IL looks IKE setup for Benny Lam
ard when the champion lightweight boxes
Tommy Sheppard. the English ohampio-,
In the East Tuesday. Sheppard il the
same fellow who took a licking from
Beinie Schumsn In Portland In a 10
round 80 recently.
hoy Mccormick. the English nvht
heavyweight champion, who fought sew
srai times on the Coast last year. IL now
under tho management OF Billy Gibson
who looks after tho business Of Light
weight Champion Benny Leonard.
Bob Marin, A. ". y. heavyw~lsbt
champion. will bor Frank Moran, III.
PittsiurE miller. In Madison square
garden September r.
George Lee. the Sacramento bantam
boses Psto Herman. worlds champion, Is
rounds In New Orleans tonight.
Pete Herman leaves soon for roudon
~here he will box Jimmy wilde, fly.
weight king. 20 rounds se Dtember "a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-02

The platinum rubles Of Russia.
which originally represented 81
worth OF metal. are now valued at
s54.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-02

st. Louis has in the Sunset nm golf
course one OF tho finest In this country.
II has membership OF $50 active and
800 associate members
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-02

Canada soccer fans expect q Scot
tbsh International III" TO visit them
merit spring. and an English III" In
1872. " tour tiie Dominica.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-02

In New Zealand driver Of trott~r.
must register their coicrs and are not
permitted to appear on the track
without wearing them.