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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-31
coNrEHENoAopAr ON
CT PRISON CONTRACT

4 committee nm ~. ,t,r oo,,,,
and Sheriff eleC, r ,,i.u., ,,.I,'
C"I''e' '.''" Non in an effort ~
Oh on the price the
oners kept IN th,u,,,. ar
Tho CITY has rynI ,.,...
ton from Mr.. g. nrTDr,n" 900
trsc; FOR sl.Sou prcar the ,,o,tbIy
Emit 10 be 100 dal,.I,t i,,.I
." VFTTTE IETT OT! ~ OVnr ian oNJ :,
IS sal! the city Of. c,v,>. 81. -
opening OF the clty-Lbnns. g., .,'
To meet tho s!tuat!
Heretofore the I'll, ,,
county's Golfers so ~ ',. ~.
,,!, Sa.t. and not on L
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Y. NJ. c. A. Open House
On New Years Day
Mig Event Of the Year VIII BE AsAo
Observation-Disclosures W1n
Attend.

4, .on.n house" vii! he held for
,hc benefit Of the members OF tho
Wheeling y. VI. c. 4. on New Year
aav. as has been the usual custom TOT
the pss, few years. fne program.
hps bean arranged tcr tomorrow ana
eyerythinR Is set for III" biggest event
a. the New Year Members Will be
nermi,tAd 70 bring their PARENTS or Al
Last one friend Win thcM..
I'm the morning the Juniors VIII <"
through their usual class exercises.
consisting Of 4 swim in the " pool
and gymnaStic work. The doors VII
n. thrown open at o'clock sharp foF
the younger memoerh
A, noon the pool room. bowling Al
leys. reading room. gymnasium. an'
lobby will be wide open 10 every Nom
Der and all friends and parents OF those
who belong TO the association. From
noon hour until o'clock theS" various
rooms will b. open and N use.
The Junior members Will not b" per
ro,tted to use the bowling alleys or the
pool room, although the small billiard
tables will be open ~ the younger se'.
Each Intermediate and Senior mem
ber's time will be limited on tn" bowl
inS or pool playing. rs everything will
be free OF charge.
GOOD BasketbAll Ghue.
In the afternoon a. o'clock. INC
Wheeling Colieg!anS will m"ct the
White Elephant basketball! five OF Nc
Mecher on thA'"Y'' door and thts event
Will prove the feature attraction Of III"
afternoon. This contest Will be played
as q prel !m.nary 70 the M!dge,-NRrictia
AFFAIR. as the latter teams have secured
the use OF the floor for the afternoon
and Will furnish tho main event OF n"
day.
4 large number OF basketball follow
ers and fans are expected 10 crowd tn"
~" gym 20 standing room. and many
Of the members viii be forced to cor
tinue IN the bowling alleys and tho
pool rooms. instead 81 witnessing the
big games for the afternoon.
ayrnnastio Exhibition.
At o'clock a gymrastlc exhibition.
which will include regular gym work
and exercises. stunts Of various kinds,
and a shor; drill will b" given by the
members. The boys in this part OF the
program are under the supervision OF
Professor and Athletic Instructor Eek
strorn who has arranged lively work
out for the boys who are taking part
IN this exhibition.
The boys Will go through their regu-
lar class work. and the parents vii!
Eet an idea OF tho benefit their sons
are receiving from the gym exercises
they have been taking since becoming
members Of the association. Among
thesa vii, be both Junior and Inter
mediate members.
Informal Social Evening.
An informal social evening VIII he
spent by all Of those present. and an
! elaborate program has baHn arranged
for the closing 81 tho New Year card"
Everyone r. invited to attend this part
Of the program.
Moving pictures. consisting ~ n
comedy and an educational Aim. Will
be shown BY q local company. Follow
ing the showing Of the pictures every
thing wit! be closed until the usual
opening OF the association on Monday
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n TROUBLE
at and lnemci-
me of Sore,
on Feet

For reS
ness, we custom and cleanli-
day long. r feet in leather all
hurt and rlcr they swell and
But the miserable.
wonders vi,of attention works
how hne YOU Do this and see
battle them ri; before retiring,
gets the porcscr and dry--that
Pina-don't ben, apply krew-
won't blister. to rub 1t init
the soreness hdning, note that
the caIlous pll, driven out and
ure Of the shoed so the press-
twinge. cause a single
krew- Pima IS
hold ointment otrated house
such as Oil Of PINE remedies
oils in a petrolcuher volatile
preventative and A powerful
is absolutely harm agent that
medicine chest for p it in the
Of cold, soyc throaef in cases
coughs and whoopiis, Group,
lame back, bruises stiffness,
burns, cuts, etc. SOC bruises,
your druggist S. iars--at
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late residence, No. SO South Broadway
Str"at. island. will be held the funeral
services for Mrs. Maud Spooner- Becker.
who died Monday morning at 8 o'clock
At the North Wheeling hospital. follow
:mg fonr days illness attributed i
pneumonia. pr. Jacob Nottingham. rec
tor OF So. Luko's 2. Il. church. will Of
hriato. lnterment will be made II Pc-
n.nsula cemetery.
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ERSk|NE RITES
At WEST ALEX.
HIGHLY ESTEEMED WHEELING
LAWYER EXPIRES AT WASH
INGToN AFTER LONG
ILLNESS.
HAD BEEN IN FAILING HEALTH
FOR FIVE YEARS-NATrVE OF
WASHINGTON COUNTY.

, ~ an early hour ,h~ morning. def,
MT" word had not h""u received b
Wh"c!ing relatives and friends aS to tn
hour OF the arrival Of the body OF IN
Hon. William Erskrr. promiren
: wheeling attorney. vii" expired Thurs
DAY morning nj Washington. II. G. Tn
| III tho time Of the hnGv's arrival l. as
ccFtalned, funeral arrangements Canno
I've made. Tn" services Will he held IL
the Frosty erinn church at Wr1, Alex
andnr. Ia. and intcrncni Will be- mad,
IN IN" West Alexander ccmet"rv
Ar. ErSkine had been In falling health
:or hN" wears. and Immediately afLoI
| casting his vote ut che general election
November " last. NJ went with Mrs
Ersktn" /" IN" Tacoma Park Sant'Rrium
Washington. i. =. He continued 10
! grow weaker. however. until the end
! cam" Yesterday morning.
News OF the death OF Mr.. Erskin" wa =
: received Will universal sorrow through
/ out tn" Wheeling valley. He was not
only capable lawyer but q man OF the
: MOST sterling character and Christian
, disposition. ana endowed tn" high regard
an hrm friendship Of a host "f ac-
urIlntAnCtS.
~ lie was, rh' scnror member OF the
wheeling law firm Of ErSk!nC. Palmer
X cur. with offIceS In In" Wheeling
Steel Corporal lion building. and unit! III
hnaith INTERVIEWED. Was active in the
practice OF has profession. He was held
IN such eStctm that on two ucca slons he
vas seriously considered for i plHC.. OF
hiEh trust on Cur of tn court benches
hu' declined 10 permit his friends IL
'hyu>; The mcri'"d honor uron him.
Mr Lrskint was born in Washington
county. Pa. near West Alexanccr. on
Msrrh IS. and was Im his Goth year at
the time OF his death. His home being
ne"r ia" i"nnsJ lvania- West Virk!n!a
'"n In n" public *,h""iS ~. washing
ION county. IA. and UhI" county. ".
Va. In 1865 he graduated from Wcst
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-31
Policy 6OTicSa.

This AFTERNOON at the family residence
at Sherrard VIII be held the funeral ser.
vices Cor lh!l NJ. Pellcy, prominent and
aged resident OF Marshall county. WIN
died Wednesday afternoon, following a
brief illness attributed to complications
Rev. II. \. Riddle, former pastor of Tie
Allen Grove Presbyterian church, a..
sisted by Rev. &. W. voEle. present
pastor, will conduct the services. In.
termcnt will be made in Sand Hill cemsf
terry.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-31

adopted resolutions d"pivr'ng he death
OF Captain Lisby and expressing the
sympathy Of the lodge 10 Mrs. Lisby in
her hcrca Nemfnt. a committee coInpos-
Cd OF Harry l.. MaI'es. George r. swift
and stuart Falck was APPOINTED 10 Of
hc;Nly represent Black Prime" lodge a,
Tho funeral. and all mcmasrs who can
81" So mr." urged {" att"nc ;:ie funeral!
Similar acton probably will be taken
by the other lodges Of the city. either in
special meetings or through orders OF
their officers. as soon rs rnc details OF
the funeral arrangements arc completed
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-31
Funeral OF Mrs. Alvira Long.

In IN" Methodist Episcopal church n
-. t'alr"Til!", ohio. OH New Years day.
"h!rh would hay" been the iTth ami
r"rsarv II her birth, had Sho lived. viii
b, h'.d IN" funeral services for Mrs Al
v!rl Long. widow az John Long. whose
death occurred in hospital her. du"
10 pneumonia. Rsv. Clark Cooper WI.
conduct the services. lnt"rmrut Will
be made IN lnlon cemetery Mrs. Long
had resided ia ST Cla!rsviIIe for ffte"n
months, moNinE Crom her old home on
the C2dH pike. whore she lived fer
many years. William Jackson. Of ST.
Cla!rsvllc. and John Jackson, Of
Uhrichsvill", Ohio. brothers, are tho sur
vivinE near relatives.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-31
USED KNIFE or GIRL.
John Bright Taken 70 Pittsburgh &C
Answer Serious Charge.

Detectives william Daley. o. the
Pittsburgh detective bureau. returned
% tho Smoky City yesterday afternoon
.ak!uE With him John Bright. arrested
here several days ago on y charge OF
feloniously cutting Pearl Woods. said
20 have been a former local resident.
Bright was arrested by the city TO
Ice. and did no! fight eNtrad!t!on. II
IS said Bright and the girl were mar
rIed severaNmonths ago and ina quarre!
several days ago. ne severely wounded
her with r knife.
BUY WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
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Barrett Funeral.

Funeral services for Cornelius Bar
rett, who died Wednesday at the Ohio
Valley General hospital from injuries
rec"ivsd Wednesday morning. Will be
hold Saturday afternoon at O'Clock
NJ his late residence at Stop 9, West
Wheeling. on the Bellaire lina. Rev.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-31
sToRX VISITS .,~-

The Stork paid two 49,.
Wheeling hospital last ~'e NJ ,, "a
being about 10 O'Clock. Us nc 'In.
FOR Mr.. and Mrs. J, J. ns o'S ooF
wood. and the second 80, "t mS
leaving biz baby dauG fn,t NJ 80 On,;
Mrs. Charles Dunlay, Of 49,, MI """
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-31
STEUBENvE

SteubenvilIe. o. Dec. 30 -
BeethRm. the next Sprakcf.M, ~. H.
House OF Represeutativ"SmH Nni"
hero today that ReprcSeni"
81. Carpenter. If jefferson nary
been selected rs charm ma"
finance committee of tho - '"c
This IS the most important HVus''
o. tho lower house. and thG.lIlSte
ship II more sousht after thar "ia'-
position. Tho naming Of Rep "tnr'
Carpenter for this position i;'',F"
here as an honor to him antrur" I
ton OF Jefferson county. 'S"''
Children Get Pony.
Following Il Christmas CHn,
scented here last night by "a ir".
forty children from the pythiR "L ;
at Springfield, Ohio. Stcuben Ld'r
/. Knights of Pythias. made the.
sters a gift Of Il pony, which g 4,
shipped to the home. About riEh' :
ago the lUca! order presented IL
Gren with a pony, and II hcCamr ;.
mvor!te at the home. and th-r, !.
deep sorrow when Il died recently
children VIII repeat the Cantata
tonight.
Story ptscreditsd.
The story told here yesterday
young man giving his name as Roy,
thcn Shaffor, aged. - years. 10 Tho
feet that he was here seeking b
and that he must marry quick IN q
tO gain possession or vast forum
ST. Paul. MINI, was d!scrrd!tcd to
when message was received from
paul that no person OF that nams
known there and no record Of him {
he found. Shaffcr was has'eged
telephone calls last night. but Eav'
his room IN hotel here later and c
4 III ~,
ma was still in the city. Sharrel
Is learned. received several calls
INK the evening from Wheeling par
Burned Haystaok-
Eleven boys. ranging In years
seven to eleven. were arrested nj v
ton today. charged with setting tir
four hay stacks on the Robinson Br
ers' farm. east Of Weirton. The
admitted firing the stacks just for
fun Of seeing them burn. Parent
the youngsters secured their rel
from custody by paying the damage
To Dust Pigs.
During the war citizens OF the VII
of M!ngo Junction were encourage
the raising OF pigs within the Cor
ate limits and scores OF back =
were turned In;o pig farms. Now.
ever. the state health department.
!ng on protests from other citizens,
ordered that the pigs and pig pens 7
40, and has instructed village otti'
10 prosecute AL Vlnlators.
Hngag emsnt Announced.
The engagement Of Miss Eliza
kline Cranmer. popular schoo. t"a
Of This city, TO Inr. Carl foehrlhH
Pittsburgh. pa. was announced Il
pr.,t.ly lappointcd social event 1T
home Of pr Ncttie Ersk!ne here
n.gn:. No date hnS been announced
tho marriage.
Golden wedding.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eli Elswick ceIehr
their golden wedding at their home
today. Il family dinner being served
covers laid for twenty-nind Su
Among those III attendance was
Grandill Terrell. OF Levi, W. VI.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-31

Al G, FIELDS MINISTRIES COME TODAY
FOR 18TH ANNUAL ENGAGEMENT

Fields Ministries -: tho 'our; IAeS'r1
and capacity houses IS the outlook.
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! j. F. Morton, pastor OF the West Wheel
ing N. <. church. will oftic!ste. Inter
ment will be made In Peninsula GENE.
terry.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-31

Services This Afternoon
This afternoon at . O'clock. az he
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-31
homemade Remedy
Stops coashs Quickly

The best cough Es@caas you sv@
n..d A family eupoty saslr and
auickty made. saTes about y.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-05-05
STOP HEADACHE
REMOVE CAUSE
four Money Back While You
Wait at the Counter if Aspi-
ronal Elixer Does Not Relieve
in Two Minutes-Absolutely
Safe.

You can save half an hour or more OF
Eaiache pain by taking the new Aspi-
|pnal Elixir instead of the slow acting
lblets that have to wait so long to be
Egested and absorbed. Aspironal being
|quid acts almost instantly and is pre-
bred by the doctors for the reason that
is not dangerous to the heart.
The next time you have headache 60
your nearest drug store, hand the
|erk half dollar for bottle Of Aspi-
Enial and tell him to serve you two
aspoonsful in a little water. With
|our watch in your hand count off two
kinutes and call for your money back
! per manufacturers guarantee, If you
as't feel your headache fading away
Eithin the time limit.
Doctors recommend and druggists
Elarantee Aspirona1 because they know
acts so much quicker without the
|lghtest danger to the heart and be-
huse il removes the cause of bilious and
lick headaches by its gentle action on
DE liver Aspironal corrects biliousness
md constipation thereby preventing the
'eturn of your headache next day. All
druggists invite and expect you to try
Aspironal, so don't be bashful. Every
body is doing it. Same guarantees APP
Eles to colds. coughs and neuralgia
Adv
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-05-05
DELEGATES TO NATIONAL
DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION

Frank Harris, Ocala. state at large
Frank Clark. Gainesville, state at
large.
]. E. Bowdoin, Arcadia, state-at-
large.
Pat Murphy, Jacksonville, state-at-
large.
~. f. Alexander, DeLand, state-at-
large.
A. w. Gilchrist, Punta Gorda, state
at-large.
John T. Bush, Wauchula. state-at-
large.
T. J. Appleyard. Tallahassee, state
at large.
John A. Graham, Bradentown, first
congressional district.
William Wilson. Panama City,
third congressional district.
Thomas A. Yon, Tallahassee, third
congressional district.
E. NJ. Collins. Quincy, third congress
sional district.
w. H. Milton, Mariana, third con-
gressiona1 district.
Montcalm Broward, Jacksonville,
fourth congressional district.
]. E. T. Bowden, Jacksonville,
fourth congressional district.
Arthur Y. Milan, Jacksonville,
fourth congressional district.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-05-05
SALE OF EXCESS
SHIP STORES
BY THE NAVY

"A supply of miscellaneous shin stores
which are In excess of the required stock
at the Y. 8. Naval Air Station, Pensacola
Fla. is to be sold by sealed proposals BY
the Board Of Survey. Appraisal and Sale,
Naval Yard, Charleston. IS. c.. Bids on
the sale will be opened at the office Of
the Board of Sale at II a. M. Wednes-
day, May -, 1920.
These supplies consist mainly Of Toilet
Soaps. Shaving Soaps, Shaving Cream,
Denial Gream,. Talcum Powder Shaving
POWDER. Tooth Brushes, Bottles Witch
hazel Razor Strops, Fountain Pen Ink,
Lead Pencils, Writing Tablets, etc These
articles are all new and are being sold
simply on account of being in excess of
the required needs of the Pensacola Air
Station. They are of standard makes.
Samples of any of these articles can be
examined at the office of the Senior
Member, Board Of Survey Appraisal and
Sale, Navy Yard, Charleston. S. c., or
upon application to Che Commanding
Officer. Naval Air Station Pensacola,
Fla.
If interested in this sale, write at once
to the address below for further infor-
nation, and forms for submitting bids. To
receive consideration, bids must be in
the office of the Board of Sale not later
than II a. m. May 18th.
GEO. NJ STACKHOUsE,
Commander, sc. USN., Senior Member
Board of Survey, Appraisal and Sale,
Navy Yard, Charleston, S. G.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-05-05
|IC AUDIENCE
| At MINS7RELS
. Al oyslus SOCIETY TO PRE-
srNT REPEAT PERFORMANCE
EVENING.

capacity audience is expected at
Garden Theatre on Thursday night
.jtness the repetition of the 18th
mail minstrel and musical entertain
~ of the Holy Name and st. Alloy
: Society, which was such huge
cess artistically and financially,
Ann presented last week.
committees from the four organi-
.ions for whose benefit the enter
t,nment is being repeated, met last
..ning at the knights of Columbus
n N arrange for the distribution and
Il of the tickets, and were much en-
Iused.
thursdays performance is expected
sprpass the first showing Of this
[instrel, many little flaws not appar-
IN IN the audience having been cor
[.,ed and revised by the directors,
[Aich together with earnest and steady
[.,aarsals, will make of the program
u equal to any of the professional
[instrels which have appeared here in
he past.
The latest songs, jokes and dances
lin be heard and seen, and the pick
h local talent has been selected for
IL evenings enjoyment.
Amongst the late songs will be I'm
Fid About Moonshine," "Ch," Loves
Bosary," Il Used to Call Her Baby"
Give Me Your Love-" "Oh LaWdy,"
mats the Way That I've Missed YOU"
lis Nobody's Business But My Own"
That Kid From Madrid Il Know
Tbat 1t Means to Be Lonesome
Wedding Day Peggy
Alone at Twilight" and
thers.
The House of Frivolity, that after
lece of riotous fun, will again be put
h. during the action of which the
,utty Opera Company will present the
-avesty on Uncle Toms Cabin, with
William Blumer starring as Little
va" George Oliver as Simon Legrae.
le cruel slave owner" and Vincent
runo as Uncle Tom Frank Bond as
vile. Fifi," will again give his famous
gyptian Dance, and as a finale.
essrs. Gerald Quina, John Frenkel,
enj. Jones and Vincent Bruno, will
ne the Nutty Opera Gems, the bur-
soues on selections from Rigoletto,
10 Bohemian Girl, II Trovatore and
lrmen.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-05-05
C0RONER'S JURY TO
MEET THIS MORNING

The c0roner's jury viii be convened
|his morning to finish the investiga-
EDn of the death Of Miss Nina In
Eaham, the young girl who died sud-
|enly here last week. At the time OF
|ae death of the girl the jury was con-
|ened by Judge Johnson, but follow
ms the hearing last week the jury was
|diourned until this morning.
The medicine found in the room of
|le girl has been analysed and found
2 be nom poisonous. This informa-
|0n will be presented to the jury this
forning. The stomach Of the girl was
Fever sent to Jacksonville to be in
(tstigated for traces Of poison. 1t not
fsng thought possible that she was
(oisoned
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NOTICE TO DRIVERS OF
TAXIS AND AUTO
TRUCKS FOR HIRE.

On March 1st Ordinance No.
. was passed and became a
Jaw. 1t is entitled can Ordin-
|ance to Regulate Vehicles Kept
|er Hire on the Streets of PEN
(acola." 1t fixes the rates that
faall be charged for carrying
Passengers and baggage, and it
fequlres that you shall take out
Special Drivers license, and
|astructs you how this license
faall be obtained, and that you
flali wear a certain badge.
our failure to procure this Ii
sase and wear this badge sub
sets You to arrest and to GER
sin penalties prescribed by the
H. salnance. This badge is issued
The comptroller on presen-
H., s'lon to him of proper applica-
%a accompanied by bond, and
y y City Treasurer's receipt for
i. Post yourself by getting a
Ky of the Ordinance from the
'nce Station or City Clerk.
j. O. WALKER,
COMPTROLLER.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-05-05
MARSTON POST TO
VOTE ON BONUS ACT

Ihe Frank Marston post, American
Legion held a rousing meeting at the
Army Navy club last night and the
membership drive was officially
launched following discussion at the
meeting. About rs new members were
elected to membership last night.
meeting will be held Friday night
TO take vote upon the endorsing of
the soldiers bonus recently considered
by Congress. Only bona fide paid up
members will be allowed to vote on
the question.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-05-05
80

Buttermilk, however. is net always
obtainable. but specialist has at last
perfected a method of concentrating
buttermiIk AVID combining it with a per-
feet cream, which you can buy in small
quantities ready to use at d Alemberte' s
pharmacy or any first, class drug store
by simply asking for ''Howards' Butter
milk Cream.
There is no. secret about it nor is
there any doubt about the RESULT e
just common ordinary buttermilk in the
form of wonderful cream, gently mas
saged with the finger tips around the
corners of the eyes and mouth. Howard
Bros, Chemical Co, Buffalo. N. ADV.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-05-05
Advises Ordinary
BulterIniIk for Wrinkles
and Enlarged Pores


The old time ap-
plication of But
t e Xix a n d
Cream to whiten
and preserve the
skin and remove
harsh little wrin-
kles and ugly SAL
lowness is grand
white hands and
mothers g c Up e
q n d w o m e n
throughout t h Q
country are again
using 1T to ensure
a beautiful COM
plexion and snow
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-05-05
"A u BURN AGAIN
DEFEATS FLORIDA

Tallahassee, May Auburn again
defeated Florida today, the score be-
ing 2 to 0. The second game Of a sched-
uled double header was prevented by
rain which started in the last inning
of the first game.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-05-05
PENSACOLA YACHT CLUB
HOLDS MEETING TONIGHT

The Pensacola Yacht Club will hold
itssregular meeting and supper tonight.
The Pensacola club is making plans
for great summer.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-05-05
SAND KEY PAssiNGs.

Sand Key, May 4.-Passed east, 4th
Oil of New Jersey; west.
(Br.): Shinbu Maru.
(Jap.); 4th-Iris. Qt.); Ampetco. Good
speed, Sun Lake, Ellijay, Sharon.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-07-22

1kis eFening 1t South Side park
s6a &eIts Bottles and; the Grocers
M II q little contest to
If6 Caii make the most runs
,iseyen titlfgs on hand, 1t would
IA sthe Bottles have the best
6ll3nce 10 win but you never can
tellI what IS going to happen In a
Ealll eano ct South Side park, espe-
ciilly "a d city league contest
IN tie last Two games the Owens
Bottle have, cracked badly and the
Ci6cers nre perfectly willing TO
X have Them crack again tonight.
HSrold may be On the mound for
: M ct6cers and he may not. 0s-
bornB or Kittle will likely get this
sliiiiali Job for The Bottles. aHonus"
sWagner viii be on the bench coach,
ihes again. sNagnerswfll make them
nay fast tonight, as It Is lodge
Enight and the esteemed old timer
MO helps the Owens organization
never misses 8 meeting Of the lodge
q possible.
r. From an Indications the game
shSuia besa good one and a large
number o. fans will likely be on
kaad root fcr;their fayorites.
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