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BOY SCOUTS WILL MEET

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PLANNING FOR DANCE

Members of the Eastern Star are
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The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-12-13
LECEfANNAIRES
LOSE BY 7 TO 0
Over 1900 Grid Fans See ALL
City "Preps" Beat Picked
Legion Team.
M'WH0RTER STAR OF FRAY

More than 1900 gridiron enthusi-
acts who gathered at Chamberlain
Ia Saturday afternoon to witness
&s cattle between the Lefty prep"
seAfs and the picked team from the
American legion lamped one of the
best football contests of the year.
The "preps," thanks to the stellar
performance of McWhorter defeated
the legionnaires to 0, but they met
the stilfest opposition that they ever
hope to face.
The sole score was q touchdown bv
McWhorter after he had captured n
bad pass on the soldiers one-yard
line. He then kicked goal.
The legionnaires put up an exhibit
ton that clearly surprised the
"preps." Springer, Finlay, Evans and
Raulston, at ends, smothered the I t.
ersen brothers and McQuiddy IN a
manner that few college flankers
would have done, and the linemen
stood like stone wall. The 'preps'"
gains We're confined solely to Nc
Whorter's line smashes and forward
passes to Hill and Moore. So excel
lent was the condition of the ex-sol-
diers that Capt. Tolley, Springer,
Taylor and Journay went the entire
route.
The field was practically a sea of
mud. This condition, of course, mill
tated against the "preps," rendering
their superior speed and condition al
most useless nd making the soldiers
superior weight even more advan-
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-12-13
JESS WILLARD AFTER
JACK DEMPSEY'S SCALP

Lawrence. Kan. Dec ia new Jess
Willard-a big blonde giant with a
fighting heart" at last-will face Jack
Dempsey, king of heavyW Fights on
March II of next year.
The former worlds champion who
fell from fame when he crumpled in a
helpless heap at Dempsey's feet in To-
ledo two years ago, is out to win his
title back--but first he wants to lick
Dempsey. Embittered against those
who term him "has been" Willard
will stage his come back" to prove
to the world" he can defeat Dempsey.
WIZARDS size is stunning. I Inter-
viewed at his home here today, he tow
cred above ordinary men like giant,
carrying his 260 pounds and six feet
six inches of stature with an agility that
was surprising. His cheeks are bright
red and his eyes squint from long hours
spent in the open. He is the picture of
health.
I'm going to lick Dempsey this
time" he said. I'm not fighting for
the sport end of the purse | can lick
Dempsey and I'm going to prove it to
the world March II. If l didn't think
I would win l wouldn't have taken the
match.
I'm more confident now than l was
just before our other match. | couldn't
win them all. / won forty-eight fights
in a row and then Dempsey clipped me.
1t was liable to happen any time.
Dempsey was lucky. Any fighter will
be clipped once. This next time it
won't be me. | wasn't careful enough
at Toledo. I learned my lesson. |
know how to fight this boy now and
March II will prove | do"
Jack Hemple, Wizards trainer, is
even more confident than Jess. "Three
weeks will be enough to put him in
shape. Wen stay here for the holidays
and then go east to establish a camp
about Jan. 10. Wizards taking it easy
now. Light boxing. long hours out in
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-12-13
OVER 400 ATTEND BIG
BOY SCOUT INDOOR MEET

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TAD DOESN'T CONCEDE
BRENNAN MUCH CHANCE

NDI ADsJ
New York, Dec. 13--Jack Dempsey
VIII appear In a match Mt Madison
Square Garden tomorrow night for the
first time In his life.
Dempsey In the only heavyweight
champion, with the exception of JEFF
fries and Jack Johnson, who has not
appeared IN Madison Square Garden
All the others, from Sullivan down,
fought and won there Tomorrow night
the champion meets Bill Brennan.
We cant say y at we get an awful
Kick out of the match. Brennan In n
good man. He's Just about Dempsey's
size and Is good boxer, but nb far
as seeking goes. Bill liz ii bit minus.
He has met and won from n number
OF men that Dempsey met, but where
they stuck alone with BIZ, they were
carried out after meeting Dempsey.
Dempsey stopped Brennan few
years ago In six rounds After the
bout Brennan declared broken ankle
FORCED nm to stop. Tomorrow night
n broken Jaw may force him to SKY
the wipe There Ia no betting on the
bout at all. odds are too great IN
Dempsey's favor. They are not even
betting Bill win stay ten rounds, or
even I'VE. I}lll may win with X. O.
Who knows?
Certainly The Athletics might beat
the Cleveland Indians 1--WE I'm row
Sir Barton might mako Man o. War
look as though he had truck hItched
on behind, Thormahlen might ouibat
Babe. Ruth. Sure thing. But would
you bet on it2
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VIRGINIA BASKETBALL
SCHEDULE ANNOUNCED

Charlottesville. Va, Dec. ia
schedule of seventeen games. all but
five of which are to be played at home,
was announced today for the University
of Virginia basketball team by Hume
Taylor manager. The team will play
two additional games, one of which
has been tentatively arranged with
Camp HUMPHREYS for jan %. A date
for Feb. II is open.
Two of last years men are assured
places on the team. They are, Captain
Hatcher, forward, and Hankins, guard.
A big string of candidates, practically
all of whom played on last years first
year team, have turned out for prac-
tice in the Fayerweather gym, and
Pop" Lannigan, coach, is confident
that this years quinete will be consid :
erably faster than the five that played
the 1919-1920 schedule.
The most promising are Darlington
and Oppelman forwards; Hail. Blackford
and Davis, guards and Sexton and Tai
bot, centers. Gary, who played with
V. NJ. l. in 1918, and Edmons of last
years Virginia scrubs. are also show
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BASKETBALL TOURNEY

| Knoxville. Dec. Especial )--East
| Tennessee high schools will hold II
basketball tournament again this year
at Maryville under the direction Of
the Y. NJ. c, A. Porter Turner Of the
"Y," has charge of the event.
Eight leading teams will be picked
from high schools of East Tennessee
to participate. -Four have already been
announced Knoxville High, Central
High of Fountain city. Newport High,
and Tennessee Military institute at
SWcctwater.
The tournament will be held Feb. 20
and 20.
An intercollegiate contest viii prob
ably be played on the opening night
between Maryvile college five and
some other quintet.
The final contest will be on Satur-
day afternoon, Feb. 90. An appro.
pirate trophy will be awarded to the
winner.
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FRANK TROEH BEST SHOT

New York, Dec l3.--Wlth an average
of 1889, Frank Troeh, amateur trap
shooter, Of Vancouver, Washington
leads all other shooters OF the season
on registered targets, the American
Trap Shooting association announced
today. Troeh broke $500 of $3.50 tar.
gets.
Fred Harlow, of Newark, o., was
placed second with an average of .97l1
and Mark Arie, Of Champaign. H., win
ner Of the Olympic world series cham
pionshlp, Mt Antwerp, tied for third
place with c. A. Cunning, of Long
mont, Col Their average was 1851.
Guy Ward, East Alton, H.. led the
Troeh led the field in 1913 and Arlc
in 1919
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-12-13
PRESIDENT OF GEORGIA !
BANK TAKES OWN LIFE
Lewis Baking Company Taken
in Charge by State Bank
ing Department. N

Montozuma, Ga, Dec. 13,-The Geor-
gia state banking department is to-
day In charge Of the Lewis Banking
company here, following the burial OF
Elijah Banks Lewis. former congress-
man from this district and president OF
tho Lewis bank After driving his
partners from his private office late
Friday Lewis sucided by shooting The
bank win remain closed for the pres
cnt while steps are being taken by tho
state banking department for the pro-
lection OF creditors The hank carried
deposits OF $3.50. 900. according to the.
last statement and was capitalized at
500 0e0 with n surplus Of $4,000
Heavy farm loans are outstanding
which as result OF the recent terrific
decline In cotton prices and light
peach crop, are not being taken up as
they become due. statement as TO
the actual condition or the bank is ex-
peCted shortly,
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Baldwin. Of Centenary NJ. u, church
troop, finishing second, and Joe Haskell
and Ralph Brenizer, OF the First Bap-
fist church troop, third place,
The contest In signaling was dis
appointipg, as only two troops sent
teams into the contest, and these
seemed to have not been well trained
for the event The team from Cen
tenary NJ, IL, church troop. Melvin
baldwin, Clyde Weatherford and Dick
Price, won first place, and the team
from First Baptist church troop, Joe
Haskell Dawson Hall and Sidney
Barnes second
The final contest was scouts pace
and was very difficult to be pulled on
on the gymnasium floor as II was a
Kenneth Hildebrand, OF the Central
Presbyterian church troop won first
place; Dewey Long, OF Centenary NJ
H. church troop, second, and Park
Wilson, OF the Highland Park Chris
tian church troop third place,
Prof. +. II. Gum, Prof s, Il. Nelson
and sidney Roscnthal, The first place
in the contest counted 5 points, see
ond place 3 points and third place |
point Troop 20, OF Shinn Memorial
church, received l6 points In the meet,
and therefore came on with the first
prize. Troop o. of Highland Park
Christian church, won second place
with IL points; Troop &, of Centenary
NJ, T., church, south. won third place
with II points; Troop %, Of the Gem
tral Presbyterian church, received II
points and fourth place Troop I, Of
the First Baptist church. received Q
points and nth place, and Troop g.,
II St haul's church, received points
and sixth place,
Complete Summary.
The summary was rs follows;
I, Equipment race was won by Ellis
Acufr, OF Troop 81: Charles Chamber
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NEBRASKA REPLACES
TECH ON PITT CARD

Pittsburgh. Dec. 13.--Two new OPP
ponents, the University of Nebraska
and the University OF Cincinnati are
on tho University of Pittsburgh schod-
ule for next fall, D was announced
here today by Karl T. Davis, grad
unite manager.
The scheduling Of the University Of
Nebraska followed the scyerlng Of re-
lations with Georgia Tech. while Gin
clnnatl Is an added game TO the schcd-
ulc.
The schedule follows; Sept. -, Ge-
nova college, at Beaver Falls: oct. /.
Lafayette college at Enstou; oct 4.
West Virginia university AZ Forbes
field; Oct, II, University Of Cincinnati
Mt Forbes hcld; oct, ~. Syracuse uni
yersty at Forbes field; oct ~, Uni
vcrSity OF Pennsylvania at philndcl-
phia; Nov 3. University u Nebraska
ut Forbes field; Nov. ~. Washington
ana Jefferson college NJ Forbes field;
Nov. ~, Thanksgiving day. Penn
State college at Forbes field
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TiUOi Shoes
AdUanceofFilmS
Photoplay Art Has 0utgroWn
"Movie" SWaddIing Clothes.
Now Fifth Industry.

SO rapidly has the photoplay advanced
as an art that exhibitors with vislor
have begun to place in the larger elite,
OF the United States undroamed of pal
aces that completely upset all ideas OF
photoplay presentation OF few years
ago,
There was time not 40 far in the
past mat moving PICTURES were looked
upon as novelty. Tho term movie
came into being, hut few now refer
to II rs movie, ct to the worlds
greatest actors and actresses as movie
stars. The motion picture Industry,
now ranking the NTH largest in the
world. Is the highest form OF entertain
mcnt To which the twentieth century
can lay claim. II Is the most subtle
and appealing OF the various arts, and
rs II In more impressive than the writ
ten or spoken word II rs demanding
atmosphere commensurate with It's own.
The TlVol thcHtcr in this city and
the Howard In Atlanta, the latter OPEN
ing today are the most forward steps
southern exhibitors have taken. Tho
Tlvoli Is the property of the Tennessee
Enterprises, inc, and the Howard was
erected by the southern Enterprises,
inc Roth thcaters represent vast
expenditure OF money and are the finest
thcatcrs IN the south, and equal TO any
In the United states for elegance and
beauty, And both arc shrIncs to the
pnotonlAN,
Tlvolj a Fine Addition.
with the opening or the TNoli, Chat
tanooganH viii ind themselves in the
true atmosphere Of the drama OF the
sllcnccs. II viii represent the highest
form OF art, literature and music. The
works of the worlds greatest authors
win be vlsuallscd on the Tivolls
screen. The art Of Joseph Urban will
be seen in the magnificent settings.
The word photoplay Is paramount.
The TiVol boasts Of n feature which
no other palatlHl photoplay theater
can claim. The TiNoli lobby will
he tho finest lobby In any thoatcr
Later on II minute description OF this
feature of the thcatcr win he published,
aud within few weeks the public VIII
have an opportunity to witness It.
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STECHER AND DEMPSEY
WILL DEFEND TITLES

New York, Dec 1.-Two worlds
championship matches-wrestlng and
boxng-are on the card for New York
sport enthusiasts on consecutive nights
this week Tonight Joe Stecher. of
Lodge, Neb., will defend his heavy
weight catch as catch-can title against
Ed "Strangler" Lewis Of San Jose Cal,
and tomorrow night, Jack Dempsey.
champion heavyweight boxer, will face
Bill Brennan, of Chicago, in l5-round
match at Madison Square Garden. The
fighters virtually completed their train
ing TODAY
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ASSURES OPERATION
Operators and Miners Sign
Agreement.

Baltimore, Dee. l3.-An agreement
was signed here yesterday by repre-
sentatiNes of the miners and operators
of the upper Potomac and Georges
creek hltumnous coal fields which, Il
IL understood, 'wlll insure the undis-
turbod operation of the mines ami
harmonious relations between opera
tCrs and miners"
II had been reported that the quos-
ton of changing the open shop CON
dttion In the region to It closed shop
basis were involved but local roproson-
tatiNcs OF the operators declared only
local working Conditinos were ut stake.
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GIANTS AFTER REDLEG

New York. Dec. 13.--Conferenccs be-
tween officials of the New York and
Cincinnati National baseball clubs have
led to persistent report of an offer by
the giants of $3.50, 900 and catcher for
the pick of the Red team"-a price
SURPRISING that paid for Babe" Ruth,
the Yankee SugGer. No agreement was
reached in the conference, it was said.
Roush or Groh, both former Giants,
were among the picks" said to have
been mentioned.
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CRIMINAL COURT MEETS

Huntsville, Ala, Dec. l3.-(SpeciaiD
The criminal term Of circuit court
was opened this morning by Judge
Robert c, Brickel There are quite a
number uf criminal cases on the docket,
but there Is only one capital case, that
OF John Townsend, n negro, who Is
charged with murder, Thirteen young
men Of Ryland, o4rged with whites
Gaping and whipping WIN Upton, will
go to trial on Wednesday afternoon
and many witnesses have been sum-
monod both for the state and for the
defense. E. ~
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DISCUSSION OF
SPIRITUAL WELFARE

Bristol, Dec. l3,-tSpecial) --Several
leaders of the Methodist Episcopal
church. south, OF the Holston confer
cnce. viii meet here "Wednesday at the
state street Methodist church, nr,
Anderson president of tho Randolph %
Macon College for Women, is sched-
uled ms one Of the speakers.
Tho day win be devoted 20 the dis
cussion of the development OF spiritual
resources. Tho work 10 hc done In To-
cal churches win also be discussed.
Members OF the conference committee
expected to attend are; w II. Brock,
II. c. stuart, Or. n, NJ. Watson, Or. j,
$. French. q, H. llardwick, Or. |. L.
Martin. l.. c. llnssinger and r. A. Car
ia
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GET VALUABLE LOOT

Metuohon. N. j.. Dec, 13,--The local
office OF the American Railway Express
company, the postoifice and several
cars lying in railroad yards here were
raldod since Saturday night by thieves,
who made Off with valuable loot. Az
box was rlncd and at the postofiicd
more than $4,000 in stamps and coin
was missing,
Discovery OF tho robbery today was
followed by searching Investigations by
federal, railroad and express officials.
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Copyright, 1920, New York Tribune, Inc)
THE ETERNALS

ing up well.
The schedule follows:
Jan. Is, Hampden- Sidney, home; Jan.
10, Richmond college. home; Jan. %,
Camp Humphries Uentatve): Jan. 26,
Johns Hopkins. Richmond; Jan. 81
Citadel, home; Jan. %. Elon, home; Feb
/, North Carolina. home; Feb. 2, Da-
WILSON, home; Feb 8, Navy, Annapolis
Feb .. st. Johns, home; Feb. IL, open;
Feb 16, Wake Forest. home; Feb. H.
Trinity, home; Feb. il, V. NJ. l., home;
Feb 81, Delaware Feb. a. Richmond
college, Richmond; Feb. %, Trinity.
Durham Feb. 26, North Carolina, either
Raleigh or Chapel Hin.
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BEDWELL IMPROVING

Baltimore, Dec. 13-U q. Bedwrr
trainer for Commander J. X l. Ross
stable. who was injured on the Rom
farm near Laurel yesterday when hi1
pony foll ON him. was reported today
TO lc improving
The pony reared and fell backwards
rlnuirr L,4Wcll between the HHG1le
and the ground He suffered internal
injuries and his leg was crushed.
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BRISTOL "Y" WINNER

Bristol. Dec. tSpecal) For The
second time this season. tho fast
Bristol Y. VI. c. a. basketball team
defeated the King college five on tro
local court last Saturday night. the
final score standing Sc 10 20 McNcw.
Toblcr. Fallngcr, SpauldinR and Rcminc
lod In the scoring for tho "Y" nFPropH-
ton Sander played good game Tor
the CpI'rgiunq
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MCCORMICK GOES TO ROME

Rome, Dee. lS.--Count Srorza Italian
foreign minister has been Informed
that United States Senator Medili Nc
Cormlck will arrive In Rome Dec. ~
to continue conversations they began
in London recently relative to Italo-
American relations.
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the air and plenty of road work. He'll
be in real condition March H."
As for the Brennan-Dempsey malch'
Willard wants Dempsey to win so that
his title will be at stake March II.
Il have nothing against Brennan, but
when | meet Dempsey want that tl'le
to go with the victory" said the former
champion. "Of course, Brennan may
clip Dempsey just as it fell my lot at
rTo1a6o -
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CANNEFAX VS.. LAYTON

Chicago, Dec. 13.-Bob Cnunefax. Of
San Francisco. present champion. and
Johnny Layton. OF st. Louis. will meet
here tonight IN n match for the worlds
three cushion billiards championship
The match In the final round Of an
elimination tournament. during which
Layton and Cnnnefax eliminated the
leading three-Cnshion experts Of the
country.
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away on long hill. crashing into q
steel pole, at the end OF three blocks.
The car was splintered into kindiing
wood.
Four persons were Instantly kileds
while two OF the injured died later In
the hospital. Company officials later
said brakepin had broken, rendering
the brakes useless.
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THREE PROBES BEGUN

Kansas city, Mo, Dec, l3-Throe
separate Investigations were started
today into the street car smash. which
took toll OF six lives and twenty
eight injured Inst night The ear. one
of the one-mnn safety" type, ran
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| tageous to them. But, lamp the strug-
gle from any angle you desire. II was
a real football exhibition, and the
fans who witnessed IL were more than
pleased with the afternoons spol:,
The lineup and summary follow:
All Citys Legion.
Moore ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, Springer
Lett End.
Murdaugh .,...,.,,,,,,,.....,. Taylof
Left Tackle.
Nllllalhs 's.'.,..... lIIllllps
Left Guard.
i$y llSH '''sss''.s.'s...s JOulH nay
Center.
+NllSH s.sss.s s..,.s....ssssss IlltNS
Right Guard
w werner NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. west
Right Tackle.
ttlll NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. may
Right End.
PETERSEN ...,..,.,..... '.,...''.. IOlley
Quarterback.
&. Petersen ......,...,,,..,... MClSaac
Left Halfback.
McQuiddy .................... Cornelius
Right Halfback.
MeWhorter ...............,. Remington
Fulback
Substitutions: Preps-Peak, full ana
half Jackson, half; G. Moore, end;
Britton, half; Daniel, end; beaver,
guard; Sutton, guard; Thatcher. guard.
Legion-Carter, half Clendennon, half;
Evans, end; Raulston, end; Vert,
guard. Touchdown cWhorter. Goal
from touchdown-McWho Referee,
Foger, North Carolina. Umpire
Whitaker, Sewanee. Headlinesman--
McAllester Tennessee.
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KEN SCOTT SIGNS UP

Cleveland O., Dec 13--Nen G Scott,
OF Cleveland, coach of the University Of
Alabama football eleven, announced
upon his return here last night that he
has signed to coach the Alabama team
for two more seasons.
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DODGE HEADS CORNELL

Ithaca. n y. DOC ~ Wilson =
Dodge. ~ Cleveland . mn tackle n
tho CorH'n football tcam. ycstcrdag
was elected captain Of the .I12i eleven.
Dodge has been "a member 81 the var
inches In height. he f. said 10 be of6
of The tallest men IN college football
ranks
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MURIEL CIGARS

The gift de luxe for any woman TO
give to amy man. Get box for him
from any dealer. CLANCY Scott Cigar
Co, distrit utora Il Adv)
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WOMAN LOOTER KILLED

London. Doc ia woman lootei
was shot and killed by troops at Cork
ut the tre-swept area. according to a
Central News dispatch from that city.