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Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1920-03-24
To the Electors of Villas County

Notice hereby National Delegate Election be held
election the county OF
Via day April D. 1920, which the officers named
candidates for each office to be
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1920-03-24
Sample
Official Ballot
Election of Delegates to National Conyen
REPUBLICAN PARTY

To for person whose name is printed the ballot nh
X in the after the OF the for whom
entitled vote for for president and
president of the United States for four degas
district delegates to the party national convention
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1920-03-24
Sample
Official Ballot
Election of Delegates to National Convention
PROHIBITION PARTY

printed the ballot make
the the whom desire TO
president and
United and
district delegates the national convention
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-11

mic Mack's Kid OUTFIT will eo nowhere
this year. but Connie has become al
most truculent in his predictions for
1921.
McCraw's pitchers arc bound TO
keep him well UP in the National
of your Uncle Wilbcrt Robinson's
Brooklyn outfit. Tho Cincinnati
Reds arc picked to repeat BY great
many baseball people. but it is no,
young club. and younger clubs are
generally tho two and thrce-t!mr
winners. However, it seems impos-
sible for IL club that WAS as good
Nj Moran's OUTFIT I'm 1919 to go very
far back in Il single season.
McGraw has good catGhers and
corking outncld. His infield may bs
considered weak In one or two spots
by some. hut the spring training mas
not made those weaknesses Giarinc-
~ apparent, if. indeed. they exist.
lie will not be far away at tho I'm
ish. One OF his old time character
!stlc trades and he would be a very
close contender.
Chicago has great pitching
strength. one great catcher and two
great inaeidcrs 1t has Il fast, left
handed outhcld. bu; the club does
not strike one as Sui'icicntly well
balanced. However. Alexander and
Vaughn bring UP lot Of balance
when they are stepping good. In
fact. the more we think OF IL the
more we admire our nerve for icay-
ing tho club out OF the first three
contenders o! the National League.
81; Louis has a lot OF bail player
that the other managers in the
league would give their riSh; eyes
for. The Pittsburgh club. under
George Gibson. will! be the surprise
club Of the National League. i: there
arc 10 DC any surprises this season.
wooden Shoes" Crnvath's Phil,ies
are not apt 10 figure. and the Bos-
ton Braves are likely to bc about az
close in their races az the Boston
Red Sox In the American League.
The real winners this season ought
TO be the club owners. They antici-
pate year of exceptional prosper
| ity. and with prohibition and sun
| day baseball and one thing and an
other. their expectations are apt to
! he realized. The dope argues close
/ races in both leagues. and close
/ races get the money.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-11
BOWIE ENTRIES

, First rare--four furlonCs-Dora. III
Eye Opener. ia: Hepeat. lls: Aunt Ds1s:
ii2: aorninEfaee. 10: Mary Ersy. loE:
.Opt!mism. l03.
Sue iSsona De Fa Guis". 20 rropsEands i:G;
G cn;,asr1ii lis: White HaSen: ils: Sandy @se:
s.:o fly yCs M nTSE Mas eIfh chalenss
lie. Dominican. ies Captain Evans iS o
Ii oGoSa" casey i.o Gs. MASK
100.
cr rn,fa I rs: Klneiins IT,. liz: Es5n-,s
liz: Marmite. III: nrookland: ITO: Early
Morn. 10. Gas Mask. no: Jusn!ta IL.
ITO: Deckhand. los: pe.rless One. los
Transp.ro. 1905. Eligible Mystic Folly.
no: AiErette. lo5: courceiles. ITO: Cen
Fourth rac.-scven Observation-Disclosures
sun. Tia: Clean Gone. ia: Tippo. Sahlb.
ia: Brother MacL-an. l0s: Veteran. los {.
Lively. los. Widow Bedot,c. l03.
Fif,h racc-Ini!c-,--star Realm. ia:
los S" Frank monroe. los: E;.ah- loo
Romeo. lo6; The Lamb. IS: Pas,ora. sc;
Ny Dear. 90: American Boy. 81: Peccare.
81
IIackamore. 1902. Pcccan;. 90: Dorcas. io4
Mistress Polly. 100: Hope. os: Gain De
Cause. IS.
seventh race-mI,c AMI seventy Yards.
R a"Hn :. I ic7 charles Francis. ioo77::
Frcnchy. ZOE; Shor, Change. os L. nleuet.
q: R"h:r- Ma Br-ena, 90: CAPTAIN Hodge.
hage. Io2: AIcx Gctz. Io5; Say When. as
Little Ed o.: John j. Casey 81: Pas De
chance i"I: Sir John FerEne. loi.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-11
RECEIVE CONDITIONS FOR
BRITISH OPEN GOLF MEET
Championship Will BE Played at
Murficld, Scotland, Tuesday,
June g.
7 30 hssociatcd rvcss.I

NEW YORK. April iO..-Local golf
authorities have received copies OF
INC conditions governing the British
open and amateur golf champion
SHIPS Of 1920 which were adopted at
recent meeting of the championship
committee held at St Andrews SCOT
land. AZ the United States will be
represented by amateur and profess
Sional players in these contests. some
Of the announcements made will be
OF interest TO America nGolfers.
II was unanimously decided that
the amateur championship be played
by holes. at Muiriield. Scotland. COM
cmncinE on Tuesday. juno S. the
championship trophy and four medals
being the prizes. The entrance fee
Of Euineas must accompany each
entry. and all competitors must enter
through tho secretaries Of their re-
spectivc clubs All entries must
ship committee not later than Satur-
day, May %.
II there arc more than l2S entrants,
the committee ha sarranGed TO have
elimination rounds by holes. played
over links adjacent to the champion
ship course at Muir6cld. on Thursday
and Friday, juno 3 and t. or both. IN
order 10 reduce The number of players
to l2S. AT the conclusion of the elm
ination play Il fresh draw Is 10 be
made. The entire competition shall
he played BY holes, in accordance
with the rules OF golf and the spc-
cial rules for match play as approved
by the Royal and Ancient Club. in
accordance with tho local rules of the
club over whose course the round is
played.
Each match shall consist Of ono
round of eighteen holes. except that
the hnal shall be thirty-siX- hole
match. To he played on separate
day. In the event of a halved match.
in any round. the competitors shall
continue to play until one or the
other shall have gained hole. when
the match shall be considered won.
The winner of the tournament shall
bo the champion amateur golfer for
the year. and the trophy shall be held
for that year b. the club from which
the winner shall have entered. The
winner shall receive Il gold medal: :,
silver medal will he awarded to tho
runncr-up. and each of the other
semiflnaiists will be presented with
a bronze medal.
The competition for tho Champion
ship Challenge Trophy, open to all
golfers, Will be played over the links
OF the Royal CinQue Ports Club
Deal. England. on June 80 and July /
and tries. IL any. will be played of
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-11
SIR AUCKLAND GEDOES
LEAVES FOR AMERICA
New Ambassador to L. =. Expresses
His Appreciation to British
Prehn on Departure.
IRy Negoclntcd Fress. ]


LONDON. April 1o.-Sir Auckland
Gcddes. the new British ambassador
= the United states, feft this morn
ing for Liverpool. where he VIII
board tho steamer for his voyage TO
America. There was large gather
Ing at the Euston Station to SEQ him
off. among the number being Am
bassador John w. Davis and Mrs.
Davis, and Andrew Donar Law.
IN message to the press. Sir
Auckland told of his appreciation oil
,be manner in which the BRUSH
nress had helped him since his APP
pointmcnt. 80, ..s an. .,
the most important, perhaps the mos.
Important engine. whereby mutual
r,spect and understanding between
the british and American people can
/ :. maintained and developed ana
whereby their relations can be Kept
free from misconceptions. In the AZ ,
variable tone of the British press
sre every indication that / may re
card il is a powerful ally in my et-
forts 10 promote international I'M
Outstanding"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-11
HART SELECTS WATSON
T0LEAD TRAPSH00TERS
ANsocla tIon Secretary Alxo Issues
List of rroniixipS Men for


N. d. Hart, secretary o. the Vir-
ginia Trapshooters Association. has
aakcd DIR. r. c. Watson. OF Roanoke.
Va. to captain the hve-men State
team which Virginia will enter in
the Southern Zone S,ate-team
matches. to be shot az the Southern
Zone Handicap in Washington. ID. c..
May 2Ol22
The secretary called DR.. watson's
attention TO the following men, from
whom the team may he picked
W. ID. Runneis. l.. w. TuuenbarEcr. j.
". Todd. Stnunton Gun Club.
G. d. Stickley. Or. l.. HansbarEcr Front
81. j. q. Richards. DR.. e. c. Watson.
MEG. sinton. Colonel F. V. Berger.
Hampton Roads Gun Club.
h. e. Gunthe., +. W. PRcini. ]. ". NC
Comb. Lieutenant Com mnndcr T. H. Hoi'
IHcuienan nj Comma nder II. c. Laird. Nor
' Dr. r. H. Hroekwen. E G. ch.lkiey.
John Il. swartwout. II: d. Hart. J. II.
Jr.. West End Gun Club. -.
AS TO which men DR.. Watson VIII
use. will be left to his judgment. His
final selection will be governed
largely by the form these men are
In when they reach Washington.
They will work hard between now
and the Handicap to be in tip-top
condition. II Is thus practically as
sured that Virginia will have n team
which will give the teams from the
other States in the Southern Zone a
nice race for this coveted honor.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-11
CAPTURE AND ESCAPE OF
MAJOR BURR REPORTED
Military Attnchc Was PnSscugcr on
Train DynamIted by Rebels,
md WINS Kidnapped.
my Associated Press.l


WASHINGTON, April lo.-Prirate
advices from Mexico CITY. today said
Major Edgar w. Burr. military at
tache OF the American embassy. was
kidnapped by the rebels who attacked
the train ut Tres Mnrias. almost
within slight of McNxlco city. March
IS, and was being carried away TO
be held for ransom when he escaped
10y rusc and made his way back
4, the railroad station. He returned
safely 70 Mexico City with Mrs.
.surr. DR.. Florence Halle and Mr..
Siurd. also Americans. who were pas
cn.ers on the train.
Inquiry at the State Department
disclosed that tho capture and sub
s,quent escape of Major Burr were
reported in the Official message, a
ar, Of which was made public by
the department April .. The rebels.
after dynamiting the train. lined up
the passengers, made certain OF
tai or Burr's identity and carried him
an. leaving the others unmolested.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-11
HISTORIC BOAT HOUSE ~ ~ !.
IN DAMAGED CONDITIONS
Picturesque Landmark Is CnntSh,
porary With Birth OF ROW..
ir,n M af Pm.

PHILADELPHIA. April 1o;--Thsa.. ], IL;
historic college boathouse. on:s theHs'.,S,.'.s
hanks of the Schuylkil River, cRpsTh,
no longer be used by the University tyrsjfI'
of Pennsylvania oarsmen because oribhtNyt
Its damaged condition. % ',rif 'ethpsj
Since 1872. it has been picturesHt2 p
quc landmark. 1t is contemporaries ro
with the birth of rowing at the, uni- s.7,tzS.
Hcrsity. nd, itts,,i ,tf,j ~;
Time has laid heavy hand on 5Re, ,r.,ffc,s
ancient structure. according to Uni-< ~
rersity of Pennsylvania rowing nu-,,3'-
thorities. For the last five years. it '',sEl
has struggled against the ravagesiu OF itp5 u
the elements. but this winter j tffe'SSi'ii,iP
storms caused a portion OF its wars as1t5
to collapse. ,*i lo.pusri
Repairing is out of the Questiou.s, !stta
since the whole wall Ia shaIey., AND .ea i,5
stones have fallen the inside, .hi,.-
causing considerable damage to the, 800
shells and Dargcs stored there Tor n 49,
the winter months. s'i '''i't''''e;;sN9
The college boat club was GAM -,isii
ICED as part OF the Schuylkill navy. r.aniS
and the boathouse was built n short,a.His.
time after. Captain" soln omttlnro,.si1
who has guarded the University .ofbusls
Pennsylvania shells for twenty.nve d5r,S
years, looks upon the structure, n8 n = -
ghost OF the past -. y
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-11
oA ~ H u Il ~ ,i,Ik ;aaaai
,Atnpss

on July .. Two qualifying rpun6s. h%l .S,8
will take place on Juno 10 and 7S; hSt.+..s,iS, II
which seventy-two OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
and more IL there ties for
enty-sccond place. ere TO BIO qualif.dn, - ~;
by the Professional Golfers Assosih -, go
ton. In addition eight amatuefs dr. rtni, ~
to be qualified for competition by1ht - 49, 70
championship committee. All Thus -, $3.50
vino qualify shall be allowed to pr3t"s 80
ticc on the Cirque Ports Ciuba lfhlM ,,,,tss IS
June rs. Is and "a. -1''1sh . wv, +, SIS
All entries. with entrance fees ". ,,.,.-..&&
two pounds for amateur anu OF ".. ~
pound for professionals, must rears. ,s.s Ok
tho secretary of the champions q -, ., 5s
committee not later than June s. i'fhio.
prizes. amounting TO f275 and subIe;St - q,
TO any alterations nccessited By fie5t ~, ,sss
shall be divided AZ follows: frst. tfs6,.nSs-t55
Champion Cold Medal, value f25 ahd 49, =
as in money ii a professional IL 1tRt E.t,tI,?s
winner second. fio: third, II" -
seventh .nd eighth. 81; 10 shilling = ~
each. and t5 each for ninthT' an afti1 !, d.
tenth places. ,I,ifn.a. :,F,sr.sa
The open competition shall % =. :t ssrS
played by strokes (medai play), atG:,s,..Sgs
cortlinG TO the rules OF Goft as ap q. ..,,s q
proved by the Royal and Ancient aaI1A
club Any competitor who is no. -;
present at the first teeing groundul,,Si.ft,s
when his name ie called SHAH pg fS;-,-Ss-s
disqualified. All disputes shalf hs ", .Is3.nS
settled by the Green CommitteG OF; 80
tho club over whose course the rounHH ,-l5,as
IS ulaycd and it's decision shall, ". 49,
final. q fooH.s ,S5
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-11

TO. diamond. Byrd Park:
Anr!i Io--P.nn Mutual w. X. OF c.
April ii--P.nn Mutual W. Newton
April ,2,.-renn Mutual vs.. blues
May TX. 4. vh. Penn Mutual.
siay Six: OF &. vs.. Blues.
May TX. Of c. vs.. Newton Wood
Nay 2.-Penn Mutual VI. *. OF c.
May :.-renn Mutual vs. Newton
June Penn Mu,ua, w. Blues
June l.--k. of G. vs.. Penn Mutual.
June is--K. OF T.. vs. Blues.
June Six. OF G.. vs.. Newton Wood
ward.
July le-Penn Mutual VS.. *. OF c.
July iI-Penn Mutual We. Newton
" ooJward.
Iuly :i--Penn Mu,ua, VS.. Blues.
July Six of e. w Penn Mutual.
Angus; *: Of G, vs.. Blues. w.,
Giass diamond. Byrd Park:
April l0--Sc~ton Woodward VS.. Blues.
April l1-k. of e. w. Blues.
April .<-Ne~ton Woodward vs h OF c.
May i--Biues rs. Newton woodward:
May Newton Woodward VS. Penn Au-
May ls-Biu.s vs. Penn Mutual
May 2.-Scwton Woodward W.. Bluep.
May 2s--niu.s ys: Is. OF &.
Juno Newton Woodward va r.. o. e.
June f2--S-wton Woodward We. Blues
June Is-Sewton Woodward Va. Penn
iuns .e--niu.s vi. Penn Mutual;
JuIy Io-niu.r vs.. Newton Woodward.
Juiy lT-I,iu-a vr X. OF &.
july 1i-Sewion woodward VS. blues.
+. August Newton Woodward va Penn
August li--Blue. We. Penn Mutual.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-11
DANVlLLE HIGH DEFEATED
noanokc High school Win the Firs,
Game of the


DANVlLLE, VA, April 10.-Roan-
oke High School administered IL Sc
we're defeat to the local high school
baseball team in the first game Of
the season here this afternoon. The
score was is 20 /. The visitors
brought home eight runs In the first
inning and the fielding errors on the
part OF The locals contributed to their
defeat. The new baseball ground
was formally opened with the game
this afternoon. Mayor Harry Wooding
throwing the first ball.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-11
SPORTS

two hits during the FIVE innings that
he worked. These were made b.
uooch and Abbott. The other binglc
credited TO the Colts was made by
Gooch in The eighth innins.
EMcWhorter. Kirchcr and Bacon did
the pitching for Richmond and each
worked three innings. Tho showing
OF the last two was better than that
OF McWhorter. MIRO. however, has
had little or no practice and dis
showing was eXcusabic.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-11
PLAYED THIRTY GAMES
Miss Florence Baiiin Has Hnrd
Rond to naTel TO Uphold
Record

PINEHERST ~ c.. April l0---In the
woncn's sinEica aud mems doubles of the
North and south championship ,1urna,
the West Side Club. had 10 so thirty
games with Mrs. DcfoITest Candee before
winning her match In the womrn's singles
Miss Phyllis Walsh. of philadelphia. had
harf work winning from Miss May Baliin.
Alfred II. Chaplin. Jr.. md Richard Rouse.
~ Sprinrhelf were nut out OF th.. mems
doubles by S:Gmund Spathe OF University
s5SSh's lna Il h.,s sns5, OF Gre,n
favoriics came through the days ordeal
without any particular difficulty
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-11
WEBB INJURIES FINGER
Akron Club Player Out OF tame i"f
Month Due to Acci-


TENN. April 1o.-Bln
-; N "a, tnrmer Baron star. was los, 10 tne
sroa for MON ers sna ON his 1h ie9t hnnd
day. wh nron ."e rhe accident occurred IN
ns SIKH %n.nE w s1isa I to es SsS''
ing t"r an second the throw atriklns
wlTb On the tip OF the finger. Inc o'"e
,ras pushed through the sNlh.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-11
KLINE GOES TO FLORIDA
Former Illinois Track and Football
Conch Gets New
nirth.

GAINESVILIlE, FLA. April ln-w. G:
Kline. former Illinois track and football
star. and who Goa cAed the Ncbra ska Yves
cyan eleven to ave state CHAMPIONSHIPS
he basket Eve To seven. ard the ball
-"sn to five in seven wears. has hnen
sir-'d TO coac!, the University OF Florida
football. baskctha.l. track and baseball
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-11

kiu=an's Icr!n!t,, -
promises 10 be a fast.
are w!,li-'E to clash with
In the city. Their first
Street branch resulted In
lIc-mitaSe. For dates
o.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-11
SnGnik Sells A1unch.

CHARLOTTE. ~ c., April I0.-The
Charlotte South Atlantic League baseball
club today purchased First Bascman
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-11
l'hilRdelniIla,
Totals ..32 1914 Total, 40 I6 "a ~
sDut on iHfleld fly in NTH inninx
ScnEA lIN Ina -

e. Out On IniIeld fiy In nfth inning.
PHILADELPHIA .............. 20 ooi 30 LID
iii, nIuH d.1 Hnhs I,, Snith ~ bra.
-: Walker: Mar',n; Errors.sHaker. Ar
Walker 90, Welsh. Two base hi,s-nra.
iii Thr2e-0ase hits Burrnss. Stoisn
hahes-Brnzill. Mccain. Sacr,ncc hits
McCann. Double plays-Thomas 10 Braziii
stuart tunae1isteu): pas..II bslls-A bt,ott
Hlt by pitched ball--hy Kircher, ] tiIur-
-ussD., Lett on bss.s-Ricnmond. 6; fhii-
ndephis- ~, First base on errors-Itich-
~ Mewhart.r. J: on Dacon. i; OF Mar.
IN. niits1oT McWhar,er. In In:
Martha. In inninss. Struck ou.-by
81 same-i hour IS minutes. Umpire-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-11
BASEBALL CHALLENGE
i[:nEnn's lIcrr.fta:r Offer TO Clash
With hrv Richmond

We organized what
going too ~. aud
any blSen7ii mine
game with Cary
q i-I score. favor
phone boulevard
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-11
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-11
Schedule of Old
Dominion League

30. diamond. Byrd Park:
April lV--PcEn Mutual w. X. OF c.
April iI--P.nn Mutual w. Newton
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-27
FINE FOR BUILDING UP THE
SYSTEM AFTER COLDS
OK THE FLU.

OF All known drugs. Creosots is rec.
pEnized ~ the medical fraternity as ths
greatest healing agency for the treat,
nont 81 chronic coughs and colds ant
other forms o. throat and lung
troubles. Creomuision contains IN ad
Hilton % oreoHote other healing eie
nents which soothe ard heal the IN.
famed melnbra ne eana stop the irri.
lation and Inflammation while ths
sreosots goes or q the stomach. q
fbsorbed into the blood attacks thf
scat OF the trouble and destroys the
germs that lead 70 consumption.
Creomulsion il guaranteed Safisfae.
.ory In tbe treatment ~ chronic
coughs ard colds. bronchial asthma
catarrhal bronchitis and ether forms
y throat and iuag diseases. and i
excellent for buii5ins UP the systea
after colts or the ia Increases appe
ite and BODY weight Ask your drug.
~1aG.--tAAvA
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-27
Army and Navy Settle Title
MAnnuaL Battle at NeU York

foreign Ca any other field 81 Ameri-
can football
TIE huge rectangular blocks Of ca
Diet gray and the sailor blue. where
tbe rival academy cheering squads are
located GA opposite sides ~ the field
supply a color scheme not matched
ia any football stadium n the coun-
try
There is in addition. marked dlf-
ference Ia the appearance ~ the spec
tators rs n whole Field boxes and
mrandstauda are flockca with the gold
braided and starred uniforms 90 dis.
tlnEulaheu naval officers sitting shout.
der tO-slouldef with generals. col.
onols and captains ~ the army. IN
the mere drnb uniform ~ the civil
ian may be- seen high officials from
Washington diplomatic circles while
fighting in the BACKGROUND 81 the
scene may be found thousands Of
plain football enthusiasts who never
miss the opportunity 80 witness tho
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-27
MATINEE AT THE BIO
TENT TO-DAY 800 .. M.

The Ed. c. Mutt Comedy Players
have been breaking records from an
attendance point ~ view with Polly
anna" the great glad play by Eleanor
Porter. and everyone of the many
patrons who have witnessed II. pro
nounced Il 3 great play. The final
performance of this clever comedy ~
today at the matinee at three b. IN,
and tonight at eight fifteen. New high
class vaudeville Is introduced between
acts and in case OF cool weather the
big tent IL well heated by gas stoves.
Commencing Monday and for the first
three days OF next week. Mr.. Mutt
will offer for the first time here. Our
New Minister" a pastoral comedy I'm
four acts. This II one Of the plays
he used IN his regular repertoire while
on tour the past mummsF. aud one
that he always used a. a feature play.
and was considered one % the best
I'm the repertoire of fourteen plays
New high class vaudeville viii be tn
troduced between acts Seats are on
sale az the news stand IN the lobby
OF the Brent Bldg. ten a. m. 20 six
p. m. daily
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-27
1890 Records % Teams

oct 3o-Army. II. NotrC Dame. =.
Nov. army. Ga Lebanon Val
ley D.
Nov ts-Army. 90. B0wdoin. s
OCT. Navy. 2 North Carolina. fa
oct. Navy. II. Ietfay cite. :.
Oct t6-Navy. 2. Buckneu, 2.
Oct. 28-Navy. o; Princeton. IA
Oct 3o-Navy. ~ Western Re-
serve. O.
Nov. 6-Navy. 2i Georgetown
Nov. t3--Navy. e. South Caro-
lima
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-27
ODDS Are " 20 70 on Nav Nith Both
Sides Confident
To- Assoelassd prssa.l

New York. Nov 2e-Amid u stage
netting unique and different from any
other football game 81 the year the
Army and Navy elevens win play their
annual Eridiron contest at the Polo
Grounds here tomorrow afternoon.
other inter varsity football struggles
ba1 draw Ereater ATTENDANCE 90 spec
tatnFa or b. surrounded with greater
tradition and classic atmosphere but
none approaches tho battle 81 the clev-
ems from the United states naval and
military academies Cor martial pomp
and spiendoE
the archiuE West Point cadets
and the Annapolis ilddler headed By
hlarinK bauda TIE ARMY Mule and the
Navy Goat preaent q picture entirely