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The Caldwell tribune., 1920-12-17

ming the show and much of the sue
cess of the affair may be attributed
to his untiring efforts.
Tonight Slippery. Gulch will con-
clude its weeks entertainment.
Billy Lynch made a splendid bar
tender.
Tonight the Nampa. 9hriners will
sponsor the Legion show and will
furnish all camp "cops," police Judge,
gamblers, bartenders and other neces-
sary officials. The mystic Shrine of
FL Korah will be in force throughout
the evening.
The Caldwell tribune., 1920-12-17
GULCH
MAKES REAL HIT
Enthusiastic Crowds
Mark Progress of Wild
West Show at Junction
City.

Ma ampa.-S eli m has Nampa
shown so much enthusiasm for a
home talent production as it is show
ing for slippery Gulch," the Ameri-
can Legion's six-day entertainment
now running at the Moonbeam dance
hall, If large, good natured crowds
are any creteria. Every night this
week the big hall, wherein is housed
a noisy reproduction of an early day
western mining camp, has been crowd
ed to the limit with care-free thronGs
of pleasure seekers. The former serv-
ice men have done a smashing bust.
ness each performance.
Elks Boost Show.
Tuesday night local Elks took over
the show and made it yield big re-
turns for the legion. The lodge men
filled the various official roles neces-
sary to conduct the camp, furnished
"slickers" for operating the gambling
devices the concessions and the dance
hall. and generally saw to it that there
was something doing every minute.
w. c. Dewey as mayor of Slippery
Gulch, c. c. Reed as chief of police,
and B. L. Johnson as police Judge
gave evidence that they stood with
Calvin Coolidge for law and order.
G.-Harvey Moore at the stud poker
table, Shelley Tuttle at the dice table.
and D. S. Forve at the faro bank
made such fabulous profits for the
house that their games fell under sus-
picion. Demand for Slippery Gulch
currency became so great that the
bank presided over w. G. Adams,
head banker, experienced difficulty
in meeting it.
When it was discovered that few
Elks were not on hand for the festivi-
ties, Chief of Police Reed detailed a
squad of his trusty officers to bring
them in. An automobile was CON-
Wandered and in a short while the
brothers were delivered at
the camp and made to pay heavy fines
in the failure to excuse their absence.
Judge Johnson turned a deaf ear to
all entreaties for lenieucy and handed
out fines of 10000 and 10000. bucks
batting an eye.
Big Dance Last Night.
Dancing was feature of the enter
tainment Thursday night. the noted
Hallowell Concert company of Isl
talented musicians furnishing music
throughout the evening, but the other
features were by no means neglected.
Auxiliary Helps.
Throughout the week the ladies of
he Women's Auxiliary of the Aneri-
:an Legion and members of the Fos-
er Mothers have given splendid sup
bort to the show and have assisted
he Legionnaires in many ways tol
make It a big success. Under the di-
'ection of Mrs. G. w. Lamson, chair
nan of the show committee, from Isl
o 70 women have been present every
light to run the concessions.
Lorne DUTIES, chairman of the
legion entertainment committee, has
AIKEN personal supervision Of run
The Caldwell tribune., 1920-12-17
wEAvER's FOR CLOTHES.

The only tailor shop in Caldwell!
is owned and conducted by Frank
Weaver, for nine years, one of .he
city's> successful business men. Asid.
from. making suits to order, Mr..
Weaver has large cleaning, press
ing and alteration department. A num-
Der of competent employees help to
keep this model establishment on a
flourishing basis as we'll as first class
service and workmanship. Don't for
get to see Mr.. Weaver before having
that new suit made or before you have
the old suit cleaned and pressed to
look like new!
The Caldwell tribune., 1920-12-17
CANYON COPNTY SCHOOL
WARRANT CALL.

Caldwell, Idaho, Dec. 49,
On and after December 9th will
pay on presentation at the office of
the county treasurer, school warrants
drawn as follows:
District No. 81, to and including
warrant No. from AS to 722 of 1920
ISSUE
FERN R. HART,
iOS-lO4c County Treasurer.
The Caldwell tribune., 1920-12-17
ARENA VALLEY

4 4 + \ \ + 4 4 + 4 4 4 y 4 + y p
G. r. Riggs returned from a recent
trip to Nebraska last Wednesday
where he and his brothers of Roswell
were called by the serious illness of
their mother.
Kenneth Imlah returned home last
week from Oregon points where he
has been imployed during the sum-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-12
LA ENTREVlSTA CON DE LA
HUERTA CAUSA SORPRESA....

WASHINGTON, Septiembre TO-
En- los circulos oficiales Sc manifies-
ta alguna sorpresa. a u de las
declaraciones que Sc dice hizo ell Pre-
sdente de la Huerta en- Il entrevista
que les concedio a los ~periodistas ez-
tranjeros, acerca de la question pecro.
lera.
Dicese que ell gobierno americana no
pretende meZclarse en- los asuntos in
ternos de Mexico nj tiene tampoco Ii
intenci6n de violar SUI soberania, pc
70 que 81 quiere que Sc les haga jus
ticia a los ~ciudadanos americanos.
Las declaraciones ultimas de de In
Huerta no Sc consideran c~ompatibles
con las declaraciones hechas por el
previamente hablando de buena vo-
luntad y de lineral!dad, Y tampoco es-
tan de acuerdo con 10 que Obreg6n
expres6 en- su d~iscurso de Febrero de
este ano prometiendo que serian res
petados los derechcs legalmente ad-
quiridos. ell Mexico.
Resumiendo Ia situaci6n, dicese QUO
de la Huerta no ha derogado los de-
cretos de Caranza V que esta es Ia.
principal causa de di:erencias entire
ell gobiern5 mexicano y los intereses
petrolcros.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-12
SERVlCIO DE

Por decreto de II de mayo ultirno,
Sc aument6 a veinte centavos Ell dere-
cho por e. servicio de reembolso y Sc fl
iaron cinco centavos por cada qui-
~nientoS graD,os o Fraction de artfculos
de segUnda clase. Posteriormente V
considerandose en- Ia necesidad de
oar mayores impulses Y facilidades n
Ia labor cultural que d~esaTTollan or ell
pals lag hojas periodfsticas, 81 Eje-
cutivo en- II de JUNO ultimo eXpidi6
otro decreto por Ell cual derogaba 81
cue va Sc IN mencionado. s~ehalAndose
para las ~publicaciones de segunda
clase el porte de tres centavos por
igual cantidad de correspondence.
Sc establecio ell s~ervicio de conduc-
ci6n de correspondence, en las rutas
n~uevas. con una extension de $3.50
Kilometres; suprimifndose por inne-
~cesarias 81 rutas con amplitui de-.
ISIS Kilometres
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-12
F~ERROCARRlL SUO-PAC!FIco

Sc esrudian er Ia act.Ialidad las
"cclamaciones presentadas @ Ia Com
pantd del Ferrocorril Sud-Pactf;co de
Mexico. por danos que le han causado
los movimientos feVolucionarioS: Ia
proposition del sobierno para dotar a
los F~errocarriles Nacionaies de loco
motoraS clectricas. Ia foru,aci5n de un
re=l1nrento general de f~errocaI-iles,
acoadicionaGo 4 las n~eceSidades actua-
les y = los adelantos de Ia industrial de
t~ransportes por f~errocarril: y Sc estu-
dis igualrasntc Ia. rnarera de otorgar
pernisos. a companies o particulares
para implantar e. sisterna de rams
portes de pasajeros Y carga nor auto
camiones. da16oles tcda clase de IA
cilidades Y ?rccurando 81 mejorauien-
20 de los caminos nacionales. como un
iusto impulse que pretende q Ejecu-
two imprimiriss.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-12
tMPllTuO DE A
Was FERREAS

La red ferroviaria del pals ha sido
aumentada en- Sis metros, construi-
dos por Ell F~errocaril de La Capilla a
Chapala: 12o0c de Ia p~rolongacion del
Ferrocarril del Desagiie del Vale ha-
cia Ia Ciudad de Mexico; 2S.100 del
F~erroca-ril del Llano Gzande a IL Ra-
cienda de 'El Salto". Y $500 del "a
nal de Cisnega de los CahaH o al mis-
no Llano Grande, disminuyendo al pro
pio tempo en- ASST metros que CO
responder a Ia longitud de Ia Inca
del FerrocarTil de IXtlahuaca a Mani.
cuyo levantamiento fue auto-izado.
A la fecha- Ia long1sud total de via
en- el pals, alcanza 25.7+7 Kilometres.
5S6 metros, ~inciuyendc Ia longitud de
los ferrocarriles de jurisdiction de los
gobiernos de los Estados, que es de
$40 Kilometres, 3l4 metros.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-12
MATERIAL

En- la actualidad dispouen estos fe-
~rrocarriles para todos srs scrVic'oS,
de BIZ IocomotoraS, 4Ss coches de pa
saieros. express V e~Guipajes, V de -.
1926 carros de carga de todas classes
De propiedad particular corren So
bre las liness del sistena, % locomo-
toras V 2.44S carros de carga. Tam
bien Sc encuentran en- r~eparaci6n en-
los diverSos talleres de la red. 103 loco
r1otoras que pr6ximanente seran ter
minadas para ponerlas al ~servicio. 10
mismo cue 500 locomotoras que espe-
ran material para su repalaci6n.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-12
FERROCARRlL De
TEHUkNTEPEC

La Comisi6n tornado por ingenieros
de esta SecreGaria Y de Ia de Hacienda
= CrSdito Pablico para levantar el in
Tentario detallado de los bienes in
'nuebles, material fijo Y rodante. Y
demas dependencies del Ferroca-ra
NacionaJ de Tehuantepec. comisi6n
aonbrada con motive de la resici5u
del coutratc de s. Pearson 4 Son.
para los eiectoS de la l;quidaci6n de
diCha sociedad, terrnino 81 trabajo de
sus programmes Y Sc Caslad6 al Istro
\ proceder desde luego q su labor.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-12
INSTALaCiOk DE-
ESTACIONES

Fue tern!nada Ia fnstalaci6n dc n
torre radiotelegrafica en- el puerto de
Salina Cruz, OaXaca. que ha qucdado
alberto al servicio pdblico. Fue tras-
ladada Ia estaci6n de Bacochibampo a
la ciudad de Hermosillo, y Sc do prin
cipio a Ia installation de otra en- la
Isla de Mira Madre. Nayarit. Sc tie
ne Ell proyecto Ia installation de esta-
clones neutrality-suspicious. on toias las
capitales de Estado y puertos de am
bos litoraIes, u les pongan on CO.
municaci6n rapida y cunstanth o Ia
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-12
MfORNE DEL PRESDENTE DE- Ia HUERTA IL CONCRESO

y Mayo ultimos. .el restablecimiento de
las comunicaciones Sc lley6 a cabo con
tai rapideZ, que once dias despues de
haber ocupado Ia capital de la Repu-
b!ica las fuerzas revolucionarias. So
10 permanecla i~ncomunicada Ia Ofici-
ia de San Crist6oal las Casas, CHS,
que reingres6 En- Ia Inca el "a del pro-
pic mes, quedando ~practicamente CO.
municada Ia red.
Sc construyeron nuevas lfneas con
IN desarrolIo de 94T.246 metros. En-
esos trabajos estan Includes los que
Sc lleyaron a cabo para ~establecer la
communication entire Mulege y Puri-
sima, en- el Territorio de Ia Baja Ca
iifornia.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-12
CON
CHIHUAHUA

Las comunicaciones en- Ia region Nor
meioradas con la reconstruction de
las lfncas de Ciudad Juarez a ia AS
censi6n, facilitandose o clio ell servi-
clio con ell Estado de Sonora. Sc con-
cluyo IL reconstruction de una lfnea
entire San Luis V Tampicc.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-12
SERV!ciO DE REEMSOLSO

FL Correo Ia seguido su marcia
natural y a pesar de los rltiInos aeon
tecimientoS p~oilticos, las oficinas del
ramo fu~ncionaron en- Su totalidad,
desempenando los servicios c~orrespon-
dientes sin interruption alguna; sin
que Sc r-egistraran no obstante eSas
mismas CIRCUMSTANCES. violaciones nj
perdida de correspondence
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-12
Ciene de Ia IA
~FEREOCARRIL De CAPT.
LA a CHAPALa

Fue alberto a. trafico el F~errocarril
de La Capula a ChapaIa, corriendose
Il primer ren de Inauguration, CT dia
5 de Abrll del presente aao, entire Qua
dalajara Y II pob!acion dc Chapala,
p~reyios arreglos que celebr6 Ia empire
"a con Ia Direction de los Ferroca-
rifles Nacionalss. para el transito de
los trenes de aquel ferrocarril con las
ifneas del antique Central
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-12
ESTACIoNES RADioGRAFlcAs

Sc cuenta en- servicio con 81 estacio-
mes neutrality-suspicious. que efectlan Ia
communication con las enbarcaciones
en- Ell mar y las inte:Sores en- auxilio
de las lineas terrestres. Ell serYicio
cruzado entire dichas estaciones as
cendio a 316 373 mensajcs.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-12
LlQulpAcioN DE AoGUDoS

Al hace-se cargo de la A~dministra-
ci6r actual de las Lineas Nacionales
de Mexico. Sc epconrro con u eXis-
tan cuentas rendientes &c liquidar-
Sc por valor de S2-2s5. 562,54 que han
estado siendo pagados como 10 permit
ten las circunstancias economicas de
Ia empresa V es s~atistactorio a%nunciar
que a la fecha Sc ha ahonado un million
de pesos,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-12
SERViClO POSTAL
INTERNATIONAL

Sc estableci6 Ell Gambia directo ie
correspondence con Austria. Brasil.
China, Jap6n Y SuiZa, qued5 ~rcanudado
el servicio de esos envfos con IA ma
yor parte de los paises de Europa y
algunas regiones de Russia, Y Sc institu-
yo dicha Gambia cnt1e Veracruz Y &c
nova Mexico Y San Luis Missouri Y
en- 10 general, con las oficinas posta-
les norte-americanas por medic de los
F~errocarriles de San Diego y Arizona {:
. Internationally, Y con varios paise4
Sud-AmericanoS por condUcto del ser
vicio chileno Y entire Nuevo Laredo y
Payc Obispo. por Ia I de Nueva
Orleans.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-12

c~onvocatoria para quo Sc preSen-
ten proposiciones para servicio de pa
s~aieroS Y express por este medic dc
~rralSporte: c~onvocatoria que IN pro
ducido irmediatos resultados. pIes Sc
han recibido diversas solicitudes para,
csc servicio. Jas que est&n va en- estu,
do.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-12
lNGRESOS

Los ingresos de los F~errocarviles du-
rante e. periodic que Sc informa, tue
ron de S27.546. 1851.
FL promedio de Kilometres en- explo-
tacion es de 1890.
Sc estA hacienda Ia construction de
la Estact6u Temina! en- Durango.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-12
IlNEA DE SER!STAik
a TuxPAh

Po- ultiro. una Conisi6n &c irge-
nieroS de IA Sscrstaria- est4 :erminan-
60 e. asunto del trazo de Ia prolonga-
ci6n del Fe-ocarril de Hidaigo, entire
Beristain Y en- el puerto de Tuxpam. con
las miras de lograr una pronta via de
comunicactones enue 10 capital de Il
Eep0hlica = IA region pst-olera-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-12

capital de la Rcpublica.
Fin los t~alleres areXos a Ia Direc-
ci6n General continua IA construction
DC material radioteiegrafico.
Continua.)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-12

Atm cuando Ell ~servicio te~lesraficn
sufri6 una interruption como con&e-
cuencia de los acontecimientos politi-
cos d~esarrollados en- los meses de Abril
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-12
SUPPRESSION DE cEkSURA

da toda cIase de censuTa en- Ell Servi-
clio telesrafico interior e International
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-12
SERVlClO AEREO

Con ei objeto de que Mexico no que
de priva6o de los heneficios del ser
v7cio asreo, Sc cSpidio recientemente
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-12
GIROS

Fue reanudado 81 Gambia de glros
postales cen Ai4mania. Inglaterra, No
ruega. Jap6n. Costa Rica, Fl Saliva
dor Y Honduras. y So r~estableci6 el in
de Valores con cast todos
los paises con los que TO existe direc-
to, nor medic de los servicios alernan
G ingies.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-10
II. ID. C.'S MEETING
IN ASHEVILLE

Amhevine. y c.. Nov a-Five hun
afsa delegates from an parts ~ the
country. Representatives 81 the two
2oeai chapters ard townspeople hiied
the seats &c the main fioor 81 the city
auditorium TONIGHT en the occasion %
the opening session % the 9Th gen
eral convention 81 the United Daugh-
ters 90 the Confederacy
The convention opened with impres-
aive ceremonies outside a line %
paess formed pfeeetlng and following
she officers and guests ~ honor and a.
buKie sounded ! fanfare the parade
- = score 81 more beautifully dressed
women passed down the main aisle
ana hareuaea the steps 20 the paat
form oscurtinr the b0nnrees
The audience ruHe Ga the star span
giea Banner and an impressive prayer
was offered ~ bishop tunlua ~ Hor
neF.
Presented BY Mrs Harvey. GOV
Thomas " nickett 81 North Carolina
vas greeted hy q rising audience and
promptly returned the compliment
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-10
COLBY TOVISTT
south AMERICA
See'y Of State TO Act for Wilson
in Capitals of Uruguay
and Brazil.
L. s. s. FLORIDA CHOSEN
Dreadnought VIII Garry Official
Party on Cruise to
Friendly Nations.
g . - u - 8; .; - - . . . - . . o


Washington. Nov. President VII.
son formally announced tonight that
he had directed Sec. Colby Of the stats
department "on my behalf and in ms
stead. 10 visit Brazil and Uruguay In
acknow ledgement of tho recent visits
10 this country OF the presidents OF
those two republics.
IN addition the president said he
wonld be gratifled II Mr.. Colby took
the opportunity also to visit Buenos
Ares in response 10 the recent invita-
ton from the Argentine government
IL has long been my hope that
m'Kht personally return these visits. "
the presidents statement. issued at the
conclusion Of t0day's cabinet meeting,
satn regardlng the recent tours In tals
country of Presidents Brum 81 Uru
quay and pess0a Of brazil, and / can
conceive 81 no worihier object 20
which ! could dedicate my time aAd
strength bat I am prevented from do
Ing so and cannot ioager postpone the
agreeable courtesy ~ their reciprocal
tiou which this country IL strongly de
g,fCus az showing 20 the governments
ana peoples of Brazil aud Uruguay
have. therefore directed the sec
= ttaa ffA @t&&N Nh8 AtkN hN8A&AA AN& III
my stead, Ga visit both Brazil and
[ ruguay and 10 extend 10 the people
of both those countries through their
respective governments. the most cm-
phatir assurances of the esteem AMI
Friendship u the people 81 the United
States and the desire felt In this coun-
try for the strengthening 0f every tie
that binds our respective peoples in
mutual good viii and cordial inter
course.
4 am also much gratitled that II viii
b. possible for the secretary 0f state
taking advantage II his proximity toI
Buenos Aires. 90 accept the very cour-
lCous invitation ~ the Argentine gov
ernment o. visit Buen0s Ares and -
carry 90 the people % the Argentina
confederation the same assurances II
Dur high esteem and deep good VIII
Secretary Daniels announced To-
night that Secretary Colby and his
party would make the trip aboard the
Florida of tbs Atlantic
fleet. The ship was fitted as flag
slip and has extra quarters suitable |
'ar the party The date ~ sailing has
not been announced
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-10
RED HORSEMEN
KILL AMERICAN
Alabama Red Cross Worker I'M
80. Russia Brutally Muir
dered in Raid.
TWO NURSES ALSO DIE
Capt. Fitzpatrick Served Honor.
ably With American Artil-
lery in Rance.

London. Nov. s.-Ckptain Emmett
Fitzpatrick. representative Of the
American Red Cross In South Russia.
and two nurses were bFutaliy killed
during a bolsheViki cavalry raid on
salkovo station. says a sebastopol
dispatch 70 Reuters. iiuaited. tonight
Washington. Nov. e.--nsports reach
ed the state departments that Captain
Emmett Fitzpatrick. Of the American
Red Cross. and &. Atechny ~ thu
Mennonite Relief Society. had been
captured in the soviet advance in
southern Russia. but no mention was
made of the possible death Of either
one.
Kllpatriok. was last seen. the ad-
vices said az Nevo on Oct so Mr
Atechny. who is founder of the Men
MONTE Relief landed az Haibertastadt
Oct. Is.
Fitzpatrick. formerly publisher Of a
country Newspaper. served with the
American army IN France as heuten-
ant OF field artillery ana after the
@rsnis1taa as cht~f sf the supply divi.
sion - tho American sr.@szasasssisasa g
charge from the army IN Parts IN
September. 1919. and became connect
ed as a civilian with the peace COM
mission.
when the commission was dissolved
KiIuatrick Joined the Lithuanian army
as captain along with a tumber ~
other Americans and sas several
months of active service on the Lith-
uanian- Bolsheviki battle frtnt, When
the fghting ended. he askei for his
discharge and returned ta Paris 90
3oin the American Red Cros in 1920.
and was ordered first 20 hpan and
then 10 Russia. According e war de-
partment record kilpatrick.a next of
kin was shown as Lilda NJ Hlpatrick.
his sister. Of Camden. Alabaha
Fitzpatrick was lost seenRt Novo
Alexsiesk on October 80, slipped II
his underelothes iu bitter zet wealth
ar and being led away by 70 cavalry
raiders. said the state deIFtments
oflclal announcement given a before
the London reTsort of the captains
death was received.
"His fate s. consequently ! matter
of grave concern.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-10
WENTzDENIES
DOING WRONG
President Of Natl Coal Assoc
j. Caustic in Reply 90
Senate Committee.

Washington. NoV PLAT denial 0f
certain statements recently "emanat
ms from the United states senate
committee on reconstruction" regard
ing the bituminous coal industry was
made here tonight hy President y n
vents ~ the National Coal associa-
tion
a wholly wronE impression" had
gone 90 THE public through these
statements. Col Wsntr asserted in his
reply. adding that the broad charge
had been made that "the entire in
dustry had been practicinE gross eV-
tortian on the whole American public
tsThp senate committee asserts" be
said that wrong doing has been ad
mitted by n n Wentz. reruveenting
the National Coal association. ~
Com missioner CYlde B Aitehison ~
the Interstate Commerce Commission
and Daniel willard. representing fhe
railroads
"No such admission has been made
hy me nor do I understand that any
sueh admission hae hecn made by
either 81 the others
ESQ an 90 put the matter straight
nm the record I wish 60 deny cmphat
tcafiv that there WAS any wrong aainl
Al any action taken by Representa-
lttve@ 81 the National Coal association
~ me Interstate Commerce Commits
nlon or the American Railroad ahseci
(censlnusd on Psss T~OJ
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-10
CELEBRATION TO
BE BIG EVENT
Holiday Tomorrow TO be Gener.
ally Observed: Road Through
Club Grounds Open.

Light passenger vehicles viii he al
lowed 60 use the road through the
Country Club going and coming from
the celebration st Palmetto Beach
Thursday 4 was announced yester.
day Permission 70 use the road
through the club grounds was aiIoues
20 assist the crowds getting 90 ths
beach with the least Inconvenience on
this special occasion. All trucks. seo
wagons and refreshment wagons must
go 10 the beach over the longer WAY
as only the passenger cars win be al
lowed through the Country club
grounds. Guards viii bee posted al the
gates at the entrance OF the grounds
To enforce the rule
M CARS viii be- permitted "a uavh
within the club grounds nor win per-
mission be granted 10 any one TO ston
within the enclosure. Once entered
through the gate the car must keen
on going. All the drivers are uraaa
to keep strictly on the roads through
the grounds and not tear up the grass
along the side.
The directors Of the club wanted "a
aid IN the Armistiee day celebration
and decided that this would be OF
greater assistance ia making the aav
= success thsan any other one thing
the club could do.
Everything in the city wifi be closed
during the day but the public schools.
All retail merchants giving their
clerks a full holiday and the hanks
closing on account Of the day being
. legal holiday. all city and county
buildings VIII be closed The public
schools alone Of the county instltn-
tions VIII hold regular sessions on
AFmistice day This action was de-
cided upon by the Board ~ Public IN
structlon
stunts viii BE- put on beginning az
10 by the naval air station person
net that win b. new And interesting
even to the rsople of Pensacola. who
are used TO seeing air work some of
the stunts viii be seen for the first
time ~ civilians and for an hour and
a hair work by the dirigiblea and sea
planes will furnish amusement and
20 the visitors
strong athletic program has been
ARA nged, beginning at I O'Clock and
until O'Clock. then the star
boxing bout 81 the day win be pulled
During the afternoon a good fast foot
BAH game between the army and
navy men win be staged