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LODGE NUTICE
MASONIC TEMPLE

MASONIC TEMPLE.
Special communication OF Es-
a Gambia Lodge No. Is, F. & A
AAS NJ, Friday, October 1, at 1880
yH p. NJ. Work in the NJ. NJ. de-
gree. Visiting brothers frater-
nally invited. SAMUEL PASCO.
f. ID. RICHARDS, w. NJ.
Secretary.
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT-Housekeep,n apartment
103 West Gregory St. 7t-1237
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MORTGAGE LOANS

LOANS ON REAL ESTATE.
We lend money on Real Estate in the
city on short notice. Please state IN
application IL you have an Abstract OF
Title to the property.
Call and see US.
THE WATSON AGENCY. mo-.
South Palafox st.
MONEY TO LOAN; ANY AMOUNTS
JUSTIFIED BY VALUE OF PROP
ERTY; ON IMPROVED FARMS, OR
PENSACOLA PROPERTY. a. C. Blink
LEY. ATTORNEY. ROOM 7s3 5LoUNT
BDLG.
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FOR RENT-One small cottage and new
unfurnished cottage near Old Mil Inn.
Apply 422 N. Palafox st. st
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The average depth of the Antartit
Ocean is less than 1000 fathoms.
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FOR SALE-Dwelling Of rooms, bath,
lights, gas, rat-proofed. Lot 40xI0O
feet 21 E. Brainard. Price $500. Small
amount cash and balance in monthly
payments OF $500. r. A. Howard 612
Blount Bldg.
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New and used parts for almost any
make of car. Send old parts TO be
duplicated. Automa bile wrecking Co.,
1874 E. Government-st.
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TRANSFERS. Storage

soRAs TRANSFER co.
PHONE 1f45. OFFICE AND WARE
HOUSE EAST CHASE STREET ALI
KINDS OF HAULING. YOUR RUsi-
NESS SOLICITED.
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FOR SALE-ATule. wagon and harness.
horse and COW. ( hogs. Address Victor
Ciulia, West Pensacola Fla. 1882
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FOR RENT-Rooms to gentlemen, modern.
Phone 24s2. I22 w. Chase. At
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FURNISHED RooM-s2 East Gregory.
Private entrance. Bath. st
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FOR SALE-UncaIled for suits and pants,
Bargains London Woolcn Mills. 166
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COTTAGE HILL.

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FOR SALE--Oak section book cases. APP
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FOR RENT-Two connecting fur
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DANCING

DANCING SCHOOI-Classes. Private
lessons. Also chiidrens classes in aes-
thetic Dancing. 206 West Gregory.
Phone 27S. 1920
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FOR QUICK SALE-t BUICK, LATE
MODEL, EQUIPPED WITH EXTRA
TER. SPOT Lott, RunNpHa soARo
MATS AND A $500 HORN; LOOKS
AND RUNS LIKE NEW; $4,000.
WILL SELL ON EASY TERMS. A BAR
FORD ROADSTER, $4,000. A
REAL BARGAIN For SOME LUCKY
MAN. THREE NEW TIRES. EASY
TERMS. FRIED MOTOR CO., PHONE
465. 2oe NORTH PALAFox ST.
FOR SALE-Gas range and refrigerator.
70S T.. Cervantes-st., or Phone 1920.
FOR SALE-One small victrola, 10 rec
ords. Quick sale, $1,000. ia West
Jackson.
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FOR RENT-Apartment of three large
rooms, ktchenette and private bath.
VIII rent reasonable. Apply q E. Greg
DRY ST., or phone 1194. 1885
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New Orleans.

closse was steady.
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FOR SALE-Cabbage plants. Leading
varieties, rs, 500; $500, 1000; $50
per thousand, 5000 lots. Coden Nurser
les. Coden, Ala. 9S7
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Dressmaking, remodeling, children's
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father.
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FOR SALE-One Rex machine. and one Royal
machine both in good condition. Price
reasonable. Apply Journal Office
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FOR SALE-Gas iron, $3.50; art square,
$500: heater. $780, Singer sewing ma
chine, $1,000; hall strip, $500; table, So 00
two rockers, $500; ice bcx, $500. Apply
223 w. Romano st. 2t-1244
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LOST AND FOUND

.LOST-Wagon nut and roller bearing be-
tween ice plant and Baylen ST. wharf.
Finder please notify Phone So. Reward.
Southern Utilities Company. 1888
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FOR SALE CHEAP-Dodge touring car
1920 model: first class condition Cor
G and Peterson sts, Baskerville. Phoras
23l1-J. &c
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FOR RENT-Unfurnished apartment, all
modern. convenieneeS. Two rooms,
kitchen and reception hall. 322 W. Bel
mont phone 1892.
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Ing. and remained drunk enough to bs
quarrelsome. ! cut his mumed pro.
family short.
That's quite enough Of that. Tin"
] said sharply. and was aware that he
stared back at me. plainly perplexed
BY the change In my tone and manner.
you are an oflicee Of the law: 20 an
]. and 1t 70 about time We were work.
ing together
He managed to release grun laugh.
"You-you d. bum; b.. that's q
good joke-what'r yer givin' me nowr'
1.-THE exact truth: and It will Be
worth your while, my man. to brace up
and listen. am going to give you .
chance to redeem yourself-a last
chance. It will be . nice story to tell
back In st. Louis that Jon helped to
kidnap wealthy young white woman.
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CHAPTER XIII.
Kirby and ! Mest.

kirby and ! Meet.
Sal remained seated behind the bar.
noLding. and 20 soon ~ I felt reason
ably assured that she was without In.
terest In my movements, ! leaned for.
ward and endeavored to arouse Ken.
needy. This WAS BY no means easy Of
accomplishment. and I was compelled
to pinch the fellow rather severely
before he sat up angrily. hurting out
the nrst words which came to his lips :
What the devil"
His half-opened eyes caught my ges.
ture for silence. and ~ stopped IL.
stantly. his lips widely parted.
Meet me outside" I whispered.
warnlnsly. "F,ut b careful about IT,
The slight noise had failed to dis
turb ne woman. and I succeeded In
slipping through the unlatched door
without noting any change 10 her pos.
ture. Tim. now thoroughly awake.
and aware Of something serious In the
aIr, was not long In Joining me with.
out. and I drew him aside into a spot
NJ deeper blackness under the tress.
lie was still indignant over the piaeA.
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kin Git away. without nobody think
In enything bout II. It's a-n easy
money. ter my notion."
I thought swiftly. There were sev.
eral questions I wanted 70 ask but
dare not. II was better to trust to
luck. for I must lull. not arouse sus-
plcion. Thus far the AFFAIR had played
wonderfully Into my hands: II could
maintain my part to the end there
ought to be no reason Why the girl
should not he saved uninjnred
"why. II thet's all got ter do fer
Q hundred dollars" said Gnyly. I'm
yer man. Jack. An how soon Will
Hsby b comm down ter this yer
Dlsos % Bear crickf'
n day q two. I reckon. Soon's
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q few eenh

Magic! Just drop q little Freeooas
on that touchy corn. instantly It stops
aching. then you lift the corn o6 with
the hngersi Truly! No humbug!
Try Freexone! Your druggist sells
Q tiny bottle for few cents, SUFFICIENT
10 rid your feet Of every hard corn.
soft corn. or corn between the toes.
and calluses. without one particle Of
pain, soreness or irritation. Troesooe
10 the discovery Of a noted Cincinnati
genius.-Adv.
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fer drink. His name wus Gaskins,
he'd him up fer mayhem onct. III bet
he's the duck. for he hung round Jacks
place most O. the time. Whatcha want
me ter dot?
ut has seemed to me. Tim" I said
thoughtfully. that the best action for
rs to take will be to let them place the
girl in my hands. Just a. they have
planned to do. That will throw them
entirely of their guard. Once We sue
coed in getting her safely away, and
remain unknown ourselves, therepught
to be very little trouble in straighten-
ing out the whole matter. Ny plan
would be to either ride around the
camp In the night. and then report tbs
whole affair at headquarters, or else
to strike out direct for Fort Armstrong
across country. Do y,u know any
place you can pick up horser'
THAT'S 4 slew ov 'em round yere,"
be admitted. These fellers are most
all hoss-soldiers. I reckon cud cinch
sum sort o critter. Yer want me
s'ong1"
perhaps not. Tim. Your disappear.
ance might cause suspicion. and send
them after US. My plan IL to get away
- quietly as possible. and let them be-
lieve everything Is all right. want
day or two In which to work. before
Rale or Kirby discover We have not
gone to Bear Greek. III met them alone
at the spring down the trail. but shall
want you somewhere near BY. You zee
this IL bound to mean q hight II I am
recognized-likely three against one;
and those men wouldn't hesitate at
murder"
Il reckon not, an II wudnt be their
furst one nuther. Looks ter me like
yer wus takin' 4 big chance. ri bs
thar. though; yer kin bet ON thet, an
ready fer nght er 4 foot race. This
u how ! size It up-if thar amt NO
row. I'm Just ter keep still an low; an
Il fracas starts I'm ter jump in fer
oil I'm worth. 10 thet the program
"Exactly-that's my idea"
"Wal' then, I'm q prayin' It starts; !
"s"s SoSs Vue SHeCA q tnet AA<Uys too
ornary euss
we talked the whole matter over In
detail. having nothing better to do. and
sndeavorins to arrange for every
probability. yet did not remain togeth.
q for long.
I felt nervous, anxious, eager for
action. The time dragged horribly.
What II eomsthing Unforeseen should
occur to change Rals's plan1 Ny God !
Il only knew wnsrs It was they had
eooeeaIed the eir.
TIE two OF ~ explored about tie d.
leat CABIN. out discovered nothing.
There was no light visible In the rear
room. nor any sound Of movement with.
10. The two Window were closed. and
ne door locked. We found . eonvsn-
lent stump In the woods end at down
70 wait where We could see all that
occurred about the cabin.
1t was nearly twelve before even the
sound near at hand Indicated
10 approach Of others. was already
10 an agony Of Suspense. imagining
something might have gone wrong.
when the dull seuming q horses hoofs
'einx led cautiously up the trail to
ny right broke the intense silence.
listened to assure myself. then shook
Tim Into wakefulness. leaving him still
blinking 10 the shaoow OF the stump.
while advanced 10 the direction OF
me spring. saw nothing OF Rale until
% epoke.
That yer. Ho6ettT
Yes: whaf's yer partyf'
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latto cook who tsld him, altheugh,
reckon. be he'd his doubts afoes thet.
] knew she wusn't no niger the fursl
minute I got eyes % hsr--thsy CANT
fool me none on piggers; I wus raised
'moug 'em. But 70 furs the gurl's
Concerned. she doa't know yet tibet
Kirby's found out" He emitted 4
weak laugh. ut sortef skeered jos
ter BE- caught way up ysre In this kin
Try. kidnappin' white gurl. He didn't
know whut the h- ter do till give
him p'inter."
"You were the Que who suggested
marEiager'
"War. sed she eudn't do nuthin'
'gainst him onct he wus married to
bet. thought o thet right away.
Yer 80 this wus how II happened /:
kirby sed he'd like fer ter marry her.
an I sez, why not. thenf Thar's an
Oh bum ov q preacher yers at Yellow
Banks, 4 sorter hanger-on ter one o
them militia companies. what1i do eny
d thing tell him to. got the
goods on him. an he knows r.
"'But she wouldn't marry me- he
says; yer don't know thet suri.'
"Don't IT ] asked sarcastic. Wal.
thar amt no gurl ever I see yet tibet
won't marry . man II the right means
are used. How kin she help herself
Yer leave II ter me-"
"And be consentedr
"He wus d-n glad to, after told
him how It cud BE- done. But Tin
he wudn't 20 In with NJ, an thet's
Why Ne got ter have anuther maA.
Como On ever ter the bar an have q
drink. MofIstt; them ether fsllers are
goip' ter eat now"
The diversion gave me opportunity
for . moments thought. The plan was
. diabolical one. celd-blooded and dss-
pesate. yet I saw 10 certain way Of
serving Eloiss, except By accepting
Rale's OTTER. I did not even know where
abe was concealed. or how I could lay
hands on Kirby. The geaial Rals
pushed out . black bottle and We
drank together.
wal" he said. picking up the con.
versation where It had ended, quite
satisfied with his diplomacy, and wip-
ing bis lips on his sleeve. "What 70
nay, No6ettf Thar's Q hundred dol.
lars In this job."
"whar IL the gurif'
"Oh. I reckon she ain't fur away |;
va kin and her all right. got ter
know bout ysr furst. Are yer gamer
TIN game 'nough, Jack" assuming
q familiarity I THOUGHT he would an.
preciate. only ! don't want'r lamp
inter this yere thing without KNOWN
nuthin' bout II, What In II yer rot
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using your once - Q cloak for the
crime. and. besides that, killing two
men to serve river gambler. Sup.
pose I WAS to tell that sort Of tale to
Governor Clark, and give him the
proofs-where would you landr'
He breathed hard. scarcely able to
articulate. but decidedly sober.
"What-what's that1 Amt you the
fellar thet wus On the boat1 Who
who the devil are yeef'
II am an ofaeer u the army" I said
gravely. determined - impress him
drst Of all. and I worked On that
steamer merely b learn tie facts Ia
this case. I know the whole truth now.
even to your late quarrel with Kirby.
] DO not believe you realized before
what you were doIng-but you do now.
Yoa are guilty Of assisting that con.
temptibls gambler to abduct Bloiss
Beaueaire and are shielding him now
In bio eowardly scheme to compel her
to marry him BY threats and force"
The d.. low.livsd pup-I told
him whut he wus."
Yea, but that doesn't prevsat the
crime. Hes oil you said. ana more.
But calling the man names isn't going
to frighten him. nor ct that girl out
Of bis clutches. What want to know
II. are you ready to help me fight the
fellowf Block his gamer
"Howf What do ye want donef'
''0ive me pledge hrst. and ri tell
you"
ibid you say ye wus an army Offer
cerr'
yes. . Lieutenant; my name 10
Knox"
II never know'd yer"
Probably not. but Joe Kirby does.
! was On the steamer Warrior coming
down when he robbed old Judge Beau.
caire. That was what got mo mixed
up In this affair. Later I was in that
skin you fellows rammed and sunk on
the Illinois. ] know the whole dirty
story. Kennedy. from the very begin.
ming. And now 1t 10 up to you wheth-
er or not tell It to Governor Clark"
II reckon yer must be right" he id.
mittsd helplessly. "Only I quit cold
the minute I caught on ter whut wus
up. never know'd she want no mig.
ger till after We got yere. Sure's yer
live that's true. Only then I didn't
know whut else ter do. 20 ] got bilin'
drunk"
You are willing to work with me,
thenr
Yer kin bet I am; I amt NO
gurl-stealer."
Then listen. Kennedy. Jack Rale
told me exactly what their plans were,
because he needed me to help him.
When you jumped the reservation, be
had to md someone else. and picked
me. They mean to pull of the affair
tonight. Here's the story"
told II to him. exactly Ia the form
II had come to me. interrupted only 10
the recital BY an occasional profans
ejaculation. or some interjected ques-
ton. The deputy appeared sober
enough before had flashed. and fully
Erasped the seriousness Of the situa.
tion.
Now that 10 the way II stacks up"
ended. The girl u to b. taken to this
fellows shack and compelled to marry
Kirby. whether she wants to Of not.
They either intend threatening her. o.
else to actually resort to force-liksly
both. No doubt they can rely on this
renegade preacher In either case"
Jack didn't name no name~.
"No-wHT
Only thar ulster be . bum hanEin'
round the river front In Saint Loues
who he'd preachers papsrs. o. WERE
q lons-tailsd coat. Thar want 10 low.
down game hs vUdax tDke Q Aaal u
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rs Take aabx.s Picture.

Anyone who has tried II knows II 10
d dimcult task to take an indoor pic.
ture Of an active child. By placins
The subject near . sunny window. but
not In the direct sunlight. and with .
sheet axed at one side. high enough
- that It reaches above the subjects
BEAD. good results may b obtained. II
the child sits 90 the door. the sheet
Will be high enough thrown over two
chairs.
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The Pianist.

The Pianist.
"This pianist is charging me enough
for q little music. wonder how h6
figures it-by the note?"
"Dunno. He's making fearful rack
ct"
"1'l say he is. Probably he charges
By the pound."-Judge.
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'0tAy Ia GahaAl.w

Does n pay to continue Your
studieHf Education means q success.
ful and useful life: II pays the indl.
vidual. Education means ef,cisss
workers: II pays the nation. Show
this to your parents and ask them
what they think aheat II. Stay IL
acknowledgements Agricultural c.
~ Nsvs NseeA
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II Romance Of the
BLock Ha,ok Wm

R1k 3IslIslEa{l
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The Fitting Material.

the Fitting Material. .-
did you see where natives In Aus
tralia are tearing down telegraph wires
to make bracelets, earrings and rings?"
II suppose they thought electric Wir-
ing the hest material for curreot fash
IONS"
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HAS NO e.
PAIN NOW
Whas Lyd;a E. PinlEham's
Vegstabje Compound DID
for Mn. WaInec.

onalasaA Wh.-"EvseymanGAIha1
ne6 pais my beek md !ovsr pat q
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hams Vegotah3o Compound I'D oono
6oe othee Womsn end decided b ~ T.
L surely did woodefs To- M. havo
no paine now and ] can Do ny eooDe.
work without any trouble q an
wfll always praise your nnediane - ]
do not bs1isvo thoeeb . DOCTOR that can
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and you may ne thsss facts e . eesd-
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The reason women write such loeteeo
to ths LYDIA Z. pinkham Medicine Co.
and tell thst ftisnds how thy aeo
helped 10 that LYDIA u. Pinkha1s
Vegetable Compound hash9ousht Aealth
and happiness Into thsir lives. Freed
hom t6sk illness thsy want b pees H.
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women that they also may b sstsved
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togod % H ooomed
|9 though ] Ws1d
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suffered TOR . .yo9
and was unit . Do
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While, ] rod IN
advertis!emeat Of
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-14
TIGERS VICTORY NOTABLE,
DECLARES GRID EXPERT
"Blll'' Edwards Says Score Does Not
show How EIevrnS Compare,
Princeton Line Docs Well.

PRINCETON. y. J.. Nov. l3.-Prince
ten won one OF the most notable vic
tories she cvcC put over against her
Blue rival The score. 20 to o, scarce
~ indicates the superiority OF the
Orange and Black players over their
anxious opponents, and ut every poin,
OF play Princeton was easily 90 per
cent better than tho Ellis
fr!nc.ton'S forward passing gam.
Was clcverly executed. but il was
tvid"n, tina; Yale had been carefully
coached in defense against the Tigers.
aerial attack.
The lr'nccton lines seemed 10 have
the charg" oa the Eluc throughout
u" game. Val" had no plays by when
she could advances the ball consist
emily. On 4 number Of occasions
k"lly hrokc through for Il good gain
hu; never passed tn. secondary Ie-
!enS". There was no time during the
game thai IN" rrincetom's sunDortcra
had amy cause for apprehension Of
thr result du" To any threatened al.
vance to:ard3 the Orange ana Black
goal line.
The play was confined almost cx-
ciusivcly u Iale's territory. Tho
onlE time that Princeton was OF :he
defensive was after puntS by Yale
Al such times they were always able
20 rush o. pun; the ball out OF dam
ger. thus causing Eli to play a dc
i"nsivc game almost exclusively.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-14
NEWPORT NEWS HIGH
DOWNS C0URTLAND ELEVEN
Tfd~wnt-r Boys Score II 10 u Victory
Over OppUnents-LUsrrs Play
Hnrd, Hut to No ANnil.

NEWPORT NEWS. VA. Nov. 10
Newpo.. News High School eleven
this afternoon defeated CORTLAND
High. 81 10 O. and only Maury High.
of Norfolk, now stands between the
Locals and the State championship.
Mau-y VIII bc played in Norfolk mex,
Friday.
CORTLAND Put up . stubborn game
today and succeeded in breaking up
the Newport News end runs, hereto
fore e ground gaining feature for the
locals. They could not. however.
stop. the hamm"rine limo clungcs. al
though they played so close 20 the
earth most of the time tina; they
seemed :, par, OF Il;
Tho feature Of the game WAS q SO
yard plunge for a touchdown by
Bradnurn. OF Newport News. The
swift quarter broke through the en-
tire CORTLAND defense. Guiding play
or "f;e: player with a Snake-like
twisting movement; and crossed like
line before he could be stopped
CORTLAND neglected It's one chance
I" win. an aerial ATTACK. until too late
IL The game to properly wort, II.
game were responsible for the
.bhndonmcr: 81 this method %: at
tack.
Thr game was Witnessed hy saw
cra' thousand people. most OF whom
We" numh"d with cold a. 4 rcsu!:
of The ideal football weather.
Ir- l:ne-ur:
CCuriiaa! Position Y News
T.. Gillette left end .Tilghmau
Eealc. ........,.ft tackic.Chr;stianse
VI. HcI. .......lett guard .l.cfkowitch
Saroor ....... center ..... Todd
. Captain
smith. .riGh, tackle 49,. Wilson
". sen. 800. right end: Travis
McL"un ore. quarter h.tc.i. Eraibur,r
Marks left haii .MattinsiI.
fcIpiaiu)
l.. Gillette -. fun tac>. Chewing
right half. S;.nrcttc
Officials: Bobby C;ooch. referee
Nor;hrcp. umpire Councilman. head
l'n"Sman. To"chdCwnS-Ih !;
SradAurn. :. Goals from touchdowus
j. Todd. ..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-14
COLLEGE ELEVENS PLAY
TIE GAME IN HILL CITY
L!nchburg and Roanoke Battle
Ficrccly, but Neither Is Able
Ia Secure Verdict.

LYNCHRURG. VA. Nov. l3-Lynch-
burg College and lsandoirh- Macon
tie IN. one VI the hardest fought and
speeches; games OF the local season
Lynchhurg played somewhat loosely
IN n" first half. this and several
ph-Macon's touchGowns. one In
each of the first two quarters In
The last half Lynchhurg. played IN"
III their I'm" practically AT will.
Randolph Macon scored in the first
quarter when Myers. doing suhs;itu-
,ion punting. kicked out from behind
football enabled Randolph TO carry
the ball over in two downs. In the
second quarter Digs Intercepted 4
down on the next down. After THAI
the, Jackets had no chance to score
and the pail most II the time was III
possession of The hornets.
At the beginning OF the third quar-
ter Randolph- Macon kicked of and
a thirty -iirc-yard drive through cen
,,., by Arnold and pass. Arnold 10
Mills taking the ball the needed
three yards on the next down.
In the same ,aunrscr Arnold was
downod OF ,he kick or the twenty
goal lin. tn. bail was taken bv ;,
Of line r"unlinvs which
neitcd from :wo 10 twelve each down
Hastings i!naily carried the ball
through center for the last three
Yards. In the fourth period Arnold
tried for q goal from placement; on
the thir;y-yard line, but missed.
Early u the second quarter ,ne
JarH"tS were rcnaliZcd live yards r,~
dc'aTins. the game. and when Sur
face t"lA.d back to the referee. ne
was ban!SheJ from thc game
Outstanding features in gaining
ground w.r. seen IN Il thirty-yar,i
ran around ict. end by Randolph.
IL ndolph Macon: Arnoids' two drive.
10: thirty -Hvt. ana another for thirt,
i-ards through Randolph Macon'S
center and Thomas ran for ;w.nt.y
~. Yards
In he hrs: quarter Lyncrhurc All
Eanted the ban iiftynine yards On