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HAVANA RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-Five and one-baIf
furlongs: Incinerator, 104 (Fletcher).
2 to !, to 5 and 2 to 5. Major Fiske,
los (Armstrong), 6 to S and to S;
steve, LA (Connors), 6 to S. Time:
:G 4-5. Queen Gaffney. DrusilIa, Gu
ba. and Leen Rack also ran.
SECOND RACE-five and one-bslf
furlongs: Little One, I12 (Brown). 4 to
j. even and l to .; Leona p IO7
(Haump), 5 to 2 and TO s; He's A
Bear. 106 (Atkinson), / to 2. Time !:
Los. Plain Heather, Director James
and Sentry also ran.
THIRD RACE-Six furlongs: Laura
Miller. Ill CHileman), 5 to 2, even. and
to 2; Top Rung. 113 (Barnes). even.
and 1 to ?; Sophie X, Ill (Gargan), 6
TO 8. Time: lib. Laura X, Glider,
Vandabelle. Magic Mirror, Baccarat,
Venetian Boy and Native Soil also
ran.
FOURTH RACE - Six furIongs:
Dainty Lady. los (Mountain), to s,
TO 2 and l to 4: Ell Coronel. no
tGardier), z to 5 and to 10; Noyim,
ll3 tGargan), to s. Time, 1:12 2-5.
Miss Eileen. Brer Fox, Clip Ponte-
tract, Theodore Fair. The Snob and
Shasta also ran.
FIFTH RACE-Mile and 20 yards
Chassonette End. 106 (Collins), 5 to ,,
even and l to 2: Our Maid. 30
(Woods). to 5 and 4 to s; Rockaree,
81 (HunD, to 8. Time, I:44 As. Snow
hill, Daymon. Mudsill. Duke of Shelby
also ran.
SIXTH RACE-Mile and fifty yards:
Chillum. 10S tCarmody). to 2, even
and to 9; Sea Prince. % (weiner),
2 to and z to 10; Royalty, Lib (Col-
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Bondage has been given a long. care
full prep. and understand that she Is
to be turned loose. This looks like a
horse race all round. IL Chief comes
to life they should send a few "over
the road War Mask is good and Is
almost sure of a strong New Orleans
play. This should help the price about
Sands of Pleasure.
In the opening spasm the Whitney,
Greentree entry should find little diff
Guilty in bringing home the. grapes.
Either one can win.
In the closing dash l have taken
Courceles. This bird has been in the
old brine tank for quite some time.
Tab the ting action closely, and the
moment the wise dough appears hop
aboard and get yours while the get
ting is good. Ye' wekkum.
Best Bet-Legacy.
Best OF the Dny-Bolster.
Best Take-a-Chance Bet - Tick
lish.
Best Farley Sands OF Pleasure,
TicklIsh, Arrow Head n Pince.
NEW ORLEANS SELECTIONS.
First Race Whitney-Greentree
entry, Joe Tag. Queen of Trumps.
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BURNS TO CRAPPLE
TURNER ON THURSDAY

Frank Burns. the Flint. Mich, grap-
pier. who subdued Zeke Smith. 4
speedy middle-weight at the New
Folly Theater last night, in e5 min
utes, will have a hard road to travel
as Joe Turner. the local middle
weight, wired a challenge to the win
ner of last nights contest from Jack
soEviIle. Fla.
Turner has fallen before the holds
OF the Michigan mailman, but he feels
that he can pin his conqueror's
shoulders TO the mat IL given another
chance
To satisfy the challenger. and to
give the lovers of the mat game a
New Folly Theater has arranged to
New Folly Theater. has arranged TO
bring these men together next Thurs
day night in a finished match for a
purse Of 500 under the agreement OF
winner take all.
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One day they received tele-
gram from an out-of town club. 1t
came over the wire and was dated
Covington, KY, offering them 81
as a battery to come over to that
city and play with the Shamrocks.
Every kid in the city must have
known of this magnificent offer, for
when the two started over the
bridge from Cincinnati to Newport
they gave them a hearty farewell.
Walked to Hall Game.
You see." said Nick. I'VE did
not have the money in advance
so we had to walk in order to earn
the money. then when we did get
it we could not see our way clear
to spend the money foolishly by
paying street car fare SO we walked
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WITH THE
aveee 2RsEs
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yards: Dioscoride. los kelsey, II
to 10. to 5, out: fodder. 100
(StackD, ) to l. 6 to 5; George Wash
ington. 103 (Pierce), , to |. Time
1850 2-5. ]. c. Stone! Counterbal-
ance, Midia and Hackamore also
ran.
SIXTH RACE - Mile and one
eightha Goldcrest Boy, los (Rich-
creek), to 1, to 10. TO 3; Sasin.
113 (Buton). to 5. to 4: Ornery.
LOG (ColtilettD, I to 5. Time: :5S
fiat. Sky Pilot, Frank Mattox. Blue
Bannock, Poilu, Mayor Calvin and
Caballo also ran.
SEVENTH RACE--Mile and one
eighth: Waterproof. 113 tSmith). 3
to l. even, l to 2; Lorena Moss. 106
(Ericksen), 3 to !. s to 5; Bombast
113 (Burke). to 5. Time-2:OO fiat
LutheS Al Pierce, Semper Stalwart
Ben Hampson and Willigap also
ran.
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Scholastic Chatter

Tech will journey TO Manassas to-
day Tech will probably use the
second team against the Virginians,
as Business defeated them in the
early season by a large score.
As rumor will have IL, IL is un-
derstood that Coach Brunner OF the
Central swimmers will accept the
position as swimming coach Of the
Catholic University swimmers. He
will probably accept the position
late this year.
Central basketeers made a new
record for the 1920 scholastic bas-
ket-ball season by registering IS
points in yesterdays game against
the crippled Business quint.
Business called of the contest
with the Navy Plebs that was to
be played this afternoon in the
Plebs' gym.
Baseball practice at Eastern has
got under way. Many new play
ers reported to the coach for trial
on THE varsity team. O'Conner,
Myers. Prender. Briggs and Davis
are the veterans.
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rs BUSINESS GEORGETOWN TRIMS EIKINS-PRINCETON WINS
Business Quint
Proves Easy for
Central Tossers

Central had an easy time in de-
feating the crippled Business tas-
Refers yesterday afternoon, IS to
TO- In the Catholic University gym,
Business started of with a rush
when williams Gagged a long shot
from the middle of the court and
Meany counted two more from the
l5-foot line before the Blue and
white quint could register a sim
gle point 1t looked as though
Business was going to hand the
mount Pleasanters a trimming.
Lemon started the Blue and
White lads OF. and later registered
basket from the middle of tie
moor. putting them only one pciat
from the Stenographers. After the
quarter intermission Hillman, of
Central, started the bombardment,
getting two goals from difficult an
giles. and Lemon counted two more.
getting through the Business de-
Tense. The half ended Is tot. The
summary:
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NEW ORLEANS ENTRIES.

FIRST RACE-Three furlongs: a.
COintreau. 100: AIeatraz. 40: Queen of
/ Trumps. III; John $. Reardon. 1l3;
Miss Dora, ll3; a-Peerage. llS; Ma
chine Gunner. los. a-Whitney and
iGreentree entry.
SECOND RACE-Six furlongs: Bull
let Proof. leO: Simpleton, III; Arrow
head. III: Who Cares. lis; Golden
Dawn. les; Bally Bell. 104; Yapha nix
i1O4: Westwood, 1O4: Jean Bullant, lOl;
Ace of Trumps. 10i.
THIRD RACE-Six furlongs: Char
lie Leydecker, los; Luck 3, Jos; Ma
hony, 1o6: TickIish, 10; Lively, 1Oi;
Marie Miller, 103; Osgood. lO2: Discus
sion. Zoe: Manoeuvre, 1G2: Sweeping
Glance, 81.
FOURTH RACE-MiIe and one-six-
teenth: Bondage. Ill; Sands of Pleas
ure, liz; Chief. Ill; Warmask. lbs;
Courtship. los; Omond, 1O6
FIFTH RACE-Mile and 20 yards
Warsaw, 103: Mt. Rose Ind. lO3; Op-
portunity, l03; Wadsworth's Last, lGI;
Rainbow Girl, SO: Cerinus, IS; Bolster.
lG; Matinee Idol. 107; Fleer, 81; My
Dear. SO; st. Germaine, S.
SIXTH RACE-Mile and one-six-
teenth: Christie, 113; Bertodana, ll3:
Trentino, ll3: Rufus Riley. 1l3: Water
war. Ill; Handful. Ill: DR.. Creigler.
los; Blue Thistle, los: w. II. Buckner,
Jos; Toadstool. 1o6; Sentimental. 1NI:
Sophie Gatewood. 1o2; Napthalius, 1Ol !;
Bethel Hill, IS. Also eligible: Verify.
lOl; Blue Bannock. los; Rapid Stride.
80; Little String, 11S.
SEVENTH RACE-Mile and one
sixteenth: Red Start. 113; Chick Bark
ley. Ill; Courcelles, 100: Scourgeman n.
los; James F. Cummings. los: Racon-
teuse, los; Sharp Practice, lQ6; Tom
Brooks, 106; Flapper. 1G3; Miss Ster-
ling. 10S; Marie Rappold. 1O3; Juanita
Srd. 10S: Geo. Muehlback, 1O1: Messal-
lance. 1ol. Also eligible: Lady Eileen,
W; Tit for Tat, 106; Lorena Moss. 1O9;
Lottery, 113.
Apprentice allowance.
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JACK M'CARRON TO
MEET URAINE AGAIN

Mike Uraine, the fighting cop. will
take another chance on Jack McCar-
ron. OF Philadelphia. at Harrisburg.
P;... Wednesday night
1t will be remembered that last
spring. 1t was McCarron who put a
sudden stop TO Uraine's winning cam
paign when he won a ten-round de-
cision over Washington's own, at AL
lentown. Pa. However. Mike has been
training hard for revenge and IL con-
fidence will help matters, the decision
will be reversed this time.
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AFTER LIGHTWEIGHT
BOUT FOR HANLON

Harry Egan. brother of Kid Eean,
foImer champion of the South. has
al sumed the role of manager.
Harry has returned from New York
with speedy fighter by the name OF
Jimmie Hanlon, vino Is mixing mits
in the l35 pound class. II is the desire
OF the new manager to put his charge
against some good fighter this weight.
Anyone wishing to get in touch with
him can do so by addressing him at
io7 Missouri avenue northwest.
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PRINCETON TOSSERS
PLAYS CATHOLICU.
in BROOKLAND GYM

Princeton's basketball quint will
play the Catholic University five at
the Brookland gym tonight. Play is
scheduled to start at o'clock.
Although the Yigers are rated as a
fast aggregation, Coach Rice's charges
hope to make a creditable showing
against the visitors. Victory is not
looked fo- even by the most hopeful
but a hard. close contest will be salts
factory. as the home team has had
strenuous workouts in the last few
days.
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EDDIE PURYEAR TO
HAVE BUSY CAMPAIGN

Unless the plans of his manager, f.
[. Buckley. miscarry, Earl Puryeat,
the crack Western bantam. will be a
very busy indiy idual between now and
the close of the winter boxing cam
paign of 1890.
Puryear has left Baltimore for Tren-
ton. where he will combat with John
ny Buff. Jerseys bantam, who recent
ly beat Jack Sharkey.
Immediately after his CLASH with
Buff. Puryear will return to Balti-
more for his coming twelve-round de-
cision mill with Pal Moore, conquer
Of of the champions of two European
countries. Jimmy Wilde, of England,
and Eugene Cirque. of France. which
takes place Friday. February 90
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Get The Herald Schedule

Fans. don't miss The Sunday
Herald IL you want the best Base
cali Schedule ever printed. 1t was
compiled by George l.. Moreland
and every fan will want IL. You
can see at a glance just where
The Nationals will splay every day.
1t also shows all the open dates. g
Of them. You can follow the team
every day by securing The Her
AIDS Special Schedule. The figures
will appear but once. so get busy
and order your paper today.
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Davis and Elkins
Tossers Are Easy
For Hilltop Five

Georgetown added another eas
victory 20 their long string las
night when they took Davis and ri
kins' basket-ball quint at Ryan
gym. IS TO ~.
The Hilltoppers showed the usus
dash at the start but let up as In
game progressed. The visitors wer
IN no way dangerous opponent
They were outpassed at all time
during the game and in both halve
they resorted TO shots from NOR
than half the distance OF the foos
In the second half Coach O'Rne
put his second string players int
the game Summary:
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Princeton Quint
Takes Measure of
Fast Hopkins Five

Baltimore, Nd. Feb. 10. - Tn,
Princeton University basketball
tossers kept up their brilliant worI
Of this road trip by defeating IN.
Johns Hopkins University quint, 3.
TO IL. The Medicos put up a grea
game for the first few minutes o,
plav. but the Tiger machine got int,
working order shortly after the IN
PERMISSION and easily romped in wttl
the battle.
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lands WTTHDRAWS
IN CHAIRMAN RACE

Chicago. H., Feb. Is. - Major and
minor leagues will meet again tomor-
row to iron out details of their con-
ference. There was no election of a
chairman OF the National Commission.
but another candidate was eliminated
when Judge lands called at the Office
of President Johnson asking the Amer
lean League executive to kindly draw
the blue pencil through his name.
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CITY COLLEGE FIVE
LOSES TO BUSINESS

The strong Baltimore City College
basketball quint suffered their first
defeat of the season at the hands of
the Western High School five of this
city. in the Bows ''Y" gym. yester-
day afternoon, 81 to 25.
The first half ended II to l2 in
favor Of the Red and White auint.
aud this lead was practically held
throughout the contest. The all
round team work OF the boys from
across the creek featured the en-
easement. while Travers. of the
baltimore lads. made some wonder
ful shots from the middle of the
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Second Rnce Arrowhead, BalIy-
bell. Bullet Proof.
Third Race Tickllsh, Osgood,
Charlie Lydecker.
Fourth Race IS sands Of Pleasure,
Bondage, Chief.
Fifth Rnee-BoIster, Opportunity,
Matinee Idol.
sixth Rnce-Rufus Riley. Handful,
WATERMAN.
seventh Race - CourceIies. Tom
Brooks, Junn.ta HI.
Best Bet-Bolstcr.
HAVANA SELECTIONS.
First Race Vie MunoE, Painter,
Little Pointer.
Second Rnce Prince Bonero,
Robert l.. Owen, Lillian q.
Third Race-Encorc. Trophy, Sur
get.
Fourth Race Currency, Skeer-
face. All AgIow.
Fifth Rnce-Foster Embry, John
Jr., Arthur Middleton.
sixth Race - Legacy, Duke Ruiz.
O'MaIIey.
seventh Racc-BucknaiI, saliva
teIle, Bill HunIey.
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Joe Stecher Wins.

Boston. Feb. l3.-Joe Stecher.
words wrestling champion. success
fully defended his title against wla-
6ek ZbyszkO. tee Polish < . Zee =
caught Zbyszko in his famous scis-
sors hold after an hour 81 minutes
and ~ seconds.
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oLLYERs, J, !! !C!Qt2rN1ENKz4E q
SPoRIork KINGS &F
tAll rIgh.. reserved By coIlyer.s News Bureau,

tan rights reserved by coliyer's News Bureau)
Gumbo This is the Characterization of the
going down New Orleans way today
Fact OF the matter, it will take pretty sturdy
trick to negotiate the track-ony those with pro-
nounced mud running proclivtics which ever
that is.
The one best bet of the day appears to be
Bolster which copped the big prize of the meet
ing. Foxy Buck" has him tuned to concert pitch
and the word has been passed Enough said
look upon Wadsworth's Last as one of those, acci-
dent horses whenever he wins a heat such he
did few weeks back Fair platter, that's all.
The general impression was that Osgood should
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Championship to Ross.

adelaide. South Australia. Feb. r.
Norman Ross. of San Francisco. won
the lOO-yard swimming cham ionship
of Australia here today. defeating F.
p. Beaurspaire. the Australian cham
pion. Ross time was 81 S-J seconds
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G o u ! q commanu
their own price.
That was don't
laugh) Is cents
each. although as
Nick states. he
always made his
catcher cough up
Is cents TO him
and permitted the
catcher to keep
10 cents, which
was perfectly sat
isfactory to both.
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Gnff Sure George McBnde
Will be in Line for 1920
By GEORGE L. MoRELAND.

President Griffith returned home
Yesterday, very well pleased with the
Outcome of everything accomplished
Mt Chicago. Why shouldn't he? They
granted him about everything he re-
quested.
Griff at once piled into his work.
and the first thing he found was a
contract from Val Picinich. the
catcher
There were several letters from
Payers still awaiting to be opened. so
the fans will likely hear of more con-
tracts by Sunday.
Il had a long talk with Charity az
Chicago" said Griff. land he is to let
me know in a couple OF days what he
intends doing-play ball or go into
business; and speaking about the lat
ter. did you ever know of h9r play
er having an offer to start in --'ness
except from February 1st until the
opening of the season? Seems remark
Fble that they have eleven months to
decide that very important question.
bat it always bobs at about the time
contracts are to be signed"
JuggIed Ball.
me rule that was not announced.
but which was adopted, was In refer
ence to a juggled ball. The instant
ball touches the hands of any player.
instead of as soon as ball is caught,
the runner may leave a bag for ad-
vancement. This does not sound very
important when seen in print, but IT
will stop a lot of arguments about
juggling the ball after it was sup
posed to have been caught. Under
the new rule a baserunner can start
instantly the ball hits a players
bands.
Asked what he thought Mcbride
would do about reporting. Griff stated
that he did not worry about the cap
tain. He will be along in time.
-. The report sent from Chi 'ago
that Bobby Roth was going tn II I
Springs to train was a liite r!e-
mature. Bob will leave Ch Gag"
next week and be on hCn1 At TIA
pa when Altr0ck and Ma tn =
rive. Griffith aSv's~' tNe It'll o.
~ stay swav from Hot Springs. as
Re thCueht r IL neeiGd' a re after
the touch of hu.
Harper HoIdout.
Word has just reached WasfinE-
ton that Harry Harper IL a hold
'ul- Ett sdNS W. " VI u ENRh at
terms offered. Probably re 'nte Is
doubling capacity of his truck bus
ness
There is going to be lot of fun
the coming season over the new
rule regarding pitch-Out'. TIE e
is going to be many a pitche- take
. healthy crack at some h. er
whom he does not want to hit t e
ball and as he cannot walk them
after this he will bean them.
Did anyone evC- stop to t"irk
what would ta2pen II n catr. er
moved out Cf tie e trfe X
3f er Waiter JDl nson hPd ct go
a ia ore? Why, the ball would
he against the srandstard befo
the receiver could get near the bal.
You can bet that there will net be
many men passed from now on,
under the new rule. even II
catcher must not step out of tn
h. X rntl after the p Ter lots go
tf tie ball.
And there are going t. be r any
= ore SO en- la es a'sC. unGer the
rev rule, for a catcher Ta1rct step
cut for a pitch-Out "A order to
catch a bascrunner when he sets
sail for the next base.
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Rivals Clash Tonight.

The mettle of the Aloysius Club bas-
ket-ball tossers will be severely test
cd tonight when they meet the Peck
Stars at the GonZaga gym. The game
will be called at p. m. sharp.
The Washington herald., 1920-02-14

=. .bStitutions-Iiroyes for Conard: Posner
for Copeland; Klein for Hoffman. Goals
from hOOr-NOrdlinger "a. JenerieS I5l
Conard 81. Burke t2I. Trayers (5D. Mathews
I'D. Hoffman. PaDetti- Goals from fouls
BIrke. Jereries ~. Hoffman C5D. Referee
Mr.. Apple trech). Time Of quarters-Ten
minutes each.
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substitutions-walker for HIllman: Dey
for Wood: Cummings for y. Newby: Walker
for Williams. Goals from hoor-Iemon 4),
Hillman t2), ID. Newly (2l, r. Newby,
Williams t2). Goals from fouls-Lemon Is
out of ID. Meany % out OF 81. Referee
schlosser. Umpire-Deering. Time Of per-
iods-Eight minutes each.
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Tod Sloan Sold.

Chicago. Feb. l2-Tod Sloan Of tn.
Columbus American Association or
was sold 10 Memphis OF the SoutheIl
League.
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have beaten Minute Man last time.
that Dave Gideon and select buster
than bird the books throughout
country Tksh mistakes this top notche
Sands of Pleasure given
of his slight pull
The Washington herald., 1920-02-14

lrns), to 10. Time i:4S as. Homan.
Red Williams. Will Soon and Yeng-
hee also ran.
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Letter for Joe Turner.

There is letter in care of the Sport
ing Editor for Joe Turner, the local
riddle-weight wrestler
The Washington herald., 1920-02-14

substitutions-Csrney for ZaxzaIla; Cou-i
lin for Fees; Swift for Dudack: sullivan Z,
Longshack; Brown for Perry GoaIs frm
noor-zaEzalla fsl. Fees fsl. O'r-uneu. ~
daek t2D. Louden lD. Perry t2D. Yofun
Coughhn, Longshaek t2l. Goals RON fsgI.
Fees 90, COughlin. Perry ca. Brown ~
kefere~-Mr. schlO~Ser lGeorretOwnl. Tin
OF halves-Twenty minutes each
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Nick and his catcher were made
all kinds of fiatering offers. They
The Washington herald., 1920-02-14
Belmont Five Beaten

The Epiphany basketball quIn
defeated the fast Belmonts las
night in the Epiphany gym. 20 20 81
Summary:
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substituttons- for Degmsn
Goals from the hoOr-Gfl t4, Degman
lavish t3l, Boyd Nl. Plummer 90. Fritl
patrick t6l, Duny t4). HolbrOok CsD. Tyler
Collins. Goals frCm fOuls-DuFy (2l. beg
man. Cruickshanks. Time Of halveE-Twep
U minutes each. Referee-Mr. Haas.
The Washington herald., 1920-02-14

Apprentice allowance claimed.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-10-15
DINNER PARTY AT THE
COLLINS HOME.

The past week has been an especial
" pleasant one for Mrs. o. G.. Rifles.
at the home of her son and daughter
in-law. Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. Collins.
Her three daughters, Mrs. Elizabeth
Coker of San Francisco, Mrs. j. r.
Wells OF Jacksonville, and Mrs. A. II.
Woods OF Valdosta, came to Pensacola
for a family Reunion. Another son
and daughter n-law, Mr.. and Mrs.
Roger Collins live here. Wednesday
evening Mr.. and Mrs J. II. Collins
entertained with a dinner party in
Mrs. Riles' honor, at their beautiful
home on W. Gonzalez-st.
The dining room was prettily deco
rated in southern cmilax and coral
vine Maiden hair fern was inter-
twined in the chains of chandelier
and from the end of 1t hung a large
wicker basket filled with coral vine
and fern. The dining room table was
exquisite In its appointments. Doilies
over pink were used, carrying out the
pink color scheme. A large cake with
seventy-one tiny pink candles CEN
tered the table and at each end of
the table cut glass vases held coral
vine. Small cut glass empire baskets
with pink maline bows were at each
place filled with nuts and candies.
Covers were laid for eight and a de-
licious four course dinner was served.
After dinner musicians played all
the old-fashioned airs and favorites
of Mrs. Rifles.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-10-15
INTEREST GROWS
IN TENT MEETING.
Large Audience Hears Evangelist
Preach on the Subject OF Judg-
ment Day.

One OF the largest congregations yet
present heard Evangelist Farrar last
night at the Gospel tent when he
preached on the subject of the Judg-
ment Day. He will preach tonight on
the subject How to be saved The
usual afternoon service at 3 o'clock
will be held and the cottage prayer
meetings will be held at o'clock. The
song service tonight VIII begin at I Is
and the preaching service viii begin
at Z 30 o'clock.
Last night the preacher stressed the
fact that everyone must face judy
ment and that we must be ready for
the day. as no one knows the time
they will be called before the court of
Judgment. He compared the scene of
Judgment Day to the courts and said
that God was the supreme Judge, and
Jesus Christi was the active judge.
We will be judged in the presence of
the angels and saints, declared the
preacher, and the acts Of our life on
earth Will live after we have passed
to the court of judgment.
Mrs. Farrar sings special numbers at
each meeting and last night read pass
ages from the Bible bearing on the
subject Of the evangelist's sermon.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-10-15
SHOWER FOR DOMESTIC
SCIENCE DEPARTMENT.

1T has been yearly custom of the
High School Domestic Science De-
partment to have a shower for the
department. Yesterday afternoon a
shower was given and the faculty and
all Domestic Science pupils were in
yited. Many useful kitchen utensils
were added to the equipment. After
the shower the department. served
fruit salad, sandwiches and ice tea,
prepared by them.
Miss Helen Carter and Miss Beth
Walton are in charge of the depart
ment and the class numbers one hum
dred girls.