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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-19
TEAM
TO MEET TULSA
Chickasha, Undefeated in
Conference, Here
Tomorrow.

CHICtASHN, Okla. Nov. is
Tho big Ten" conference cham -
pionship title now rcsJs with Chick
asha and MuskoRCr I.ansou ID.
Mitchell local high seRgoi principal
Mitchell points out that every con-
ference team. save Tho Chickasha
and Muskogee aggrogatlous, have
been defeated in conference games.
Sapulpa, El Reno Enid, Oknulgee,
McAle"cr. Shawnee, and Guthrie
were eliminated from the race by
games played carly In the season.
Coach Grccr's men. who were de-
featud 16 to- in an early season
game, we're put ont Of the running
when they met defeat AT Muskogec
on Arntlsticc day
Tulsa high school received "a set
back at the hands Of the capitol
.If. lads ana uro booked for n hard
game with Harry Faulkner's Musko-
gcc machine turkey day
Play Guthrie Thursday
"Dutch" strauss outfit has played
two strong central conference
teams and were victors IN both con
tests. oklahoma city and Enid are
the two teams conquered by the
ChiCkashan" who are booked for
wo or more big Ten coutests-
~i'u ne fighting Tulsans and the
down hearted Guthrie high team.
nat tho latter contest wili be an
easy victory for the Straussmcn Ii
the belief here.
Should the locals be successful In
the game at Tulsa Saturday, Prin-
cipal Mitchell declares. "A post-seu-
son game with Faulkncr's team
would be necessary to decide the
championship on the other hands,
Jhould the oil city lads bc victorious
the scholastic classic OF the weak.
and should Muskugoo finish the
season undcfoated, the CYeerh and
'''''n clad "ridsi"rs WOulh be the
undispute "Big Ten" cha mpions.
WIN Chlcka"ha, bearing only one
conference defeat the unquestioned
second, according ~ Mitchell.
Tae physical condition of strauss
team is giving the Former Phillips
university star some worry. He ls
expecting the mo-" hot.y contested
game OF the season when his CO.
horts meet the Tulas team next sat
urday.
Three regulars were out OF the
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-19

T0ddy's Grid Games


state Collegiate
Kendall college vs.. Phillips
university at Enid.
state Scholastic.
Sauu.pi VS. shawnee at Si-
pu|pa
AlNa at Helena.
IdWtnn at Ardmurc.
Bnrt'osvillc at Caucy. Kan.
shamrock at Bristow.
chandler at Sand Springs.
carnegie at Hinton.
liartshuruc at Cualgatc.
Dewey at Ramona.
FAIRFAX at NeWkirk.
Ioltry at Nash.
l'ohd Creek AZ Garbcr
Granite at Suyre.
lttInesscy at Marshall.
llenryetts at Okmulgc..
Henryetta az Oimulgcc.
Frederick At Hobart.
kingfishor at FairIlcw
Lamont at Wellington. kan.
LhWton at Wauril,u.
Kingston at AadiiI
Wilson at Marietta.
Lindsay at MARROW.
Mountain View al AItus.
norman at pouoa Cit,
Perry at saltwater.
Shamruck az Bris,u,t.
L1Wton at Walters.
seminole at Npumka
NOVA hauo tt Woodward.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-19
"MtIIlN" CONFIDENT
or HiNMtKER FIGHT

. Np'tlaI To tho world.
ENID. Nov. Is.-W!th every man
on his squad in good shape except
shelton and Hutchinson. dependable
backs Johnny Maulbetsch, coach Of
Phillips Haymakers, predicts a hard
luSsir for the Kendall college eleven
here Friday when the Two teams
meet 10 fight for the state cham
plouship.
Aduibctsch is working every man
" MS lineup in one of the stff"st
Teeks ot practice they have had
sine" IN" season opened and Is Ccr-
la'n that the Haymakers ne sends
IN against the Kendall eleven Friday
VIII Ugh, 90 the last ditch FOR state
supremacy.
Though the Haymakcrs have lost
'out straight gamts, counting the
,hr'. 30 Texas in which they We're
lah1. tpped by loss OF some Of
NOR best men through eligibility
rulings aud further BY lack ~ sub
"l. u',St the Hasmakers have not
4Nt lighting, Arkansas beat Phil
UPS last week dcdSively by straight
,P9'nt.D but the Phillips team that
l'aSH' Arkansas showed no yrstlgc
'F NAlt pt the team that startedst ne
N.'r here so successfully. WIN
r..- every game until they went tu
The old time vim and fight seems
~ nave CONT back TO the men this
we li one can Judge from the way
LLrE work in daily practice" Maui
o'N'. Do said today. II Kendall beats
ts ..r} viii have TO fight for H.
H' concluded.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-19
.OKMULGEE GRIDS
PLAY HENRIETTA
Bunard's Men Meet OPP
position Today at
Okmulgee.

Special j1 uue wcflf
OkMuIHFE. okla. Soy IS.-
Coach uarnards classy Okmulrcs
high a,huUJ football eleven mcols
tho formidable Ilonryclta gridstcre
Friday on tho local rcid, This a
one of The most important games ~
the season fof tho OkmulEcc pig
skin rhnsers llrnrS "ttI. only a
few milcs from Okmulgcc. ~ send
lpr % large delegation ~ football
ioti"Wcrs To tomorrow game 60 aid
their team 20 victory.
Improved spirit iu The OkmulRee
high school ln recent weeks has been
reelected hv the play nf barnard
eleven, which has shown steady im
proved play recently.
Larry Daley sports editor or the
Tulsa Daily Wuud. will referee Frl-
days game.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-19
Muskogee Grids Play
Pryor in Preparation
For Tulsa High Tilt

MUSK OGEE. Nov lS.--Pryor
high will be the Muskos"c high
football teams opponent here this
Friday instead OF Checotah and
Haskell highs. The change from
the double bill TO the single con-
test was made by Coach Harry
Haulkner. who decided that one
game would bt enough 10 condi-
ton the locals for the Thauksgiv-
ing day tilt with Tulsa.
Pryor has defeated Claremorc,
Vlnita. Wagner ana other teams
this season and Is expected to
furnish stiff opposition for the
bows who have the state title al
most in sight. The Muskogee
eleven is I'm fine shape for the con-
test. Every player will be put
through the battle 10 prepare for
the Turkey Day clash In he OIL
city.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-19
CENTRAL MEETS S. W.
Wcnihcrford Normal Eleven Clashes
WITH brunyc and iiluc To-day
at Edmond.

Special 90 the world
EDMOND. Nov. rs. Central nor
mai viii meet the southwestern
normal football team ON Wnntland
field Friday afternoon. The time
since the return to Edmond from
the game at Alva has boon spent
IN - poriod Of hard scriin mHgcs and
track work tO put the entire team
on itA toeH for the game this week
end, which In tho last game ~ the
season at home. Tit unc rnmnlniuR
game on thn schedule tO be played
on Turkey Day at Enid
Tho unexpected defeat of Avn
the wok before viii tend -
inBull u spirit ~ fight In the bronze
and blue gridsiers which has been
somewhat latent since The easy
game here three weeks ago against
the East Contralitos, The Weather
furd Normal aggregation VIII ronsc ..
quentlv meet "A harder going team
than has been expected
The hard game Jt Ava ia In part
rcnpuusiblc FOR TIA" expected nh.
s"ucr uf John Williamson. stellar
7 Central halfback. who entered the
! Ranger game in perhaps tho worst
/ pf condition ana who Coach Mycr.
| viii depend largely upon in the phil
/ HIS game, provided that he Is al
/ lowed "a rest this week. Miller. who
has been consistent ground gaincr,
| thla being his first year out of high
school athletics, viii In all probable
! lty bo used 10 n largo extent IN the
game today. The possibility Of Rhifi .
! Ing liafer. quarter, To the other half
| back position IN all probability VIII
/ take tho form of a fact. Kimball.
| roCTult quarter, viii pilot the team
L In tI.v.t oh nj -
BatlAfugtory
Pcrdue speedy alternate halfback.
VIII probably play that position n
he plays la tho game today n wHl
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-19

pnmcd for battle. with the state
collegiate titlo at stake Kendall col
iege and Phillips university football
eleyers today meet AT Alton stadium
40 Enid u Is this game that these
two only uubeaten teams In the title
race have been pointed for since IL
became apparent that they were the
class Of tho oklahoma conference.
Coaches Francis schmidt and Johnny
Maubetsch OF Kendall and Phillips
respectively have planned and
drilled weeks for today's game.
There will be no alibi for either
team. Though Kendall is without
the services of Captain witty. CEN
Tor, and Phillips Of shelton, haifhaCk.
these positions are filled arceptably
by other mcn--and injuries in foot
ball are all part OF the game.
Varied Attacks likely.
1, would not surprise close follow
Crs of both elevens to set "A battle of
straight football in the first period
or two develop into an open game.
Phillips greatest strength lies in its
line, with Kurtz and owen, the latter
shifted from guard TO tackle today,
as the bulwarks. Kendall also has a
TO- midable squad of forwards.
Therefore, the probability that each
team may find itself unable TO gain
yarddgo by the use Ot straight foot
ball and will resort to the open
game, Is likely.
kendalls backs are fast aud shlf,y.
In reccrt games they have shown
poor Interference and team play but
this defect is expected TO have been
remcdied during this weeks prdc-
tico.
Martins Kicking Factor.
u tine game resolves itself into a
20 push % man over for a touchdown.
close battle. with neither eleven able
then one Of kcndalls greatest scur-
ing aces. Shine" Martin, will h.
called upon. Martins toe has twice
given Kendall college victory In
close games, his goals from place
Wont in The Asgie and Central CON
Tests breaking what would have been
ties. So 300 expecting TO beat Phillips
today Kendall enthusiasts take into
great consideration the kicking OF
The Kendall star.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-19
WOULD PLAY CENTER TEAM

, LITTLE ROCK, Nov. 18.--Nego-
tiations for football game next
YEARS between Center colicle OF Key
lucky and the University ~ Arkan-
sas nave been opened by the man
ager OF the praying Colonels" and
II a date mutually agreeable can be
decided upon the gam" viii be on
the schedules Of the two institutions.
university authorities here stated
today. II arranged tho game viii be
played at Memphis, probably carly
In the season.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-19
Austin EieUen Defeats
Southern Mefh0dists

DALLAS. Nov ls--Thc brilliant
int"rfcr~hco running Of the Austin
colog" bHck together with The
broken fold running OF Jones' and
Morchart completely domprallzed
southern Methodist uniyorslty 81
eleven In this afternoons game, and
Austin emerged from the contest
with the big end pf ~ 10 o score.
:. NJ. T.. won ia" scheduled game
with the kanRaroOH last ycnr by
the game grOra
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-19

cur. Not only are uullpluIslllbS I"
be settled but a very important mat
ter Of selecting all.stttc clvNer~ VII
he practically decided iu the final
two weeks of play az tine hard games
such as are To hc played this weck
and next determine a football play
er's real value.
Kendall college Of Tulsa and
Phillips university of Enid today
engage ip the states most iupot-
that battle when they clash at Enid
Phillips and Kendall are the only
unbcatCn eleven. I'm the state col
lcgintc conference and the winner
of their game will he the 1920
champion. Phillips has lost four
southwestern conference games
while Kendall has won all of thc
nine games played To date. Phil
lipa met leading teams of the
southwest, however. while with
the exception Of three games.
kcnIall plnyrd sctuM.
-
The University of oklahoma.
playing its first year in the Missouri
Valley conference and the only un-
defeated aggregation in the race for
that honor, Saturday mgets the
kansas Aggies at Nurman Kansas,
beaten last saturday by oklahoma,
trimmed the Kansas Agglos three
weeks ago ~ a victory tor the Soon
crs Is forecast
=
Jim plNirc'~ Oklahoma tggics,
who hnNC yet 10 win this sea-
son showed fight la their Sooncr
game last week that Indicates they
may he able To- uuit winners In at
least one of their two remaining
games. saturday they meet the
Haskell Indians NJ Kansas city.
TIE redskins have Il formidable
eleven AMI tough game l. in
store. for Pixies charges.
Interest OF followers OF state
scholastic football is conferred on Sa-
pulpa and Tulsa ,gridiron when
those elevens meet two splendid
teams. Sapulpa plays shawnee nj
Sapulpa and Tulsa tomorrow clashes
with Chickashn at Tulsa. sapulpa
and shawnee are leading contcnd"rs
for second place IN the state race
while Chickasha. with Muskogee Is
the 0nly unheaten team In the Okh
homa high school conference. De
feat for any Of the four elcvens will
seriously affect their chances for
second place in either state or con-
ference play
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-19

game with Ardmoro high school last
Friday. They were; Green. center;
Gam, guard. and Captain Adams,
quarterback. white. crack half
lck, X nursing injuries and may
% out OF the game. VT ig probable
hat -four regulars will bc on the
side-linc Saturday. Contemplating
his condition. Strauss rs working hIr
S'rond Hring men overtime in an
attempt TO fll the gaps IN the
event that all regulars are able to
play. Strauss viii start the follow
ls lineup:
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-19
HarUard Students See
Crimson Grids Practice

CAMBRIDGE. Mass. Nov ls.-
Tho Harvard student body saw their
varsity eleven In GCtiou today in Ma"
stadium IN the last practice before
the team leaves for Sew Haven.
where the game with Yale viii be
played saturday
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-19

IDUISNlLLE, ~. Nov. D.
Louis " Knapp, 80. wcn known az
an umpire I'm minor baseball leagues
is dead here today lie broke a
blood vessel during a coughing spell
Knaun had ump.rod i'm The American
association, a the Western, The Cen
tral the Three Eye and Kansas
leagues.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-19
DEMPSEY TO BOX BRENNAN
"'oNhs step Is Rounds Dee. -, Al
Madison Squarc Garden.

INV YORK, Nov IS -- Jack
- 'tt,.'psty worlds heavyH eight
ian plon, will defend his title I'm n
sh!'ago's challenger. at Madison
't-aIe Garden on December "a.
D. This will be the first contest for
y-F'ey TO be decided I'm New
s,0 state under the walker law,
l.,h was made possible bY thr
ZION taken by the state boxing
MISSION here today during
'''.'Ng with the license committee
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-19
Unbeaten Conference Elevens
Clash for Collegiate Honors
ENhILY099n5,I| u
k5OpE pqdp1S9

Games iu which
state and inter-
state title ave i'm.
yolNcd or are at
stake are scllcd
ulDd this week
tu oklahoma col
lcuiato football.
Mith only this
W g. g. Is "a % Il
Il b AN X Sc iviug
games remaining
on gram uu
schedules, many
interesting dcNcl-
Opmtuts win uC-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-19
In The Grid Camps

tpLtMBtF. ohio. Nuv. u.s.
phln's line probably will be- shifted
somewhat Tor tho game with Illinois.
Trott Wns used ~ right tackle yes.
terday ana Wolrke at rirht guard
The team viii take itr final work
out on the homc field this afternoon
MArtsON, WIS, Nov ~ The
badgers have ended Hrrimmago for
the season aud will Indulge in only
light signal drills until the Chicago
game
ANN ARHOR. Mich. Nov. is
Coach NuSt'H squad left today for
Minneapolis and viii work out TO-.
morrow on tho Minnesota grid iron
liocausc OF the alippcry condition of
the field, no rsgulats took part In
the final rcrlmmngc OF the home
grounds
tRBANA, m, NoW Is.--Tho mini
may bo without the services pf Cap
tain Drpler, star renter whom II
tights ohio FOR the championship
saturday. Dcplcr injured hls shout
der In Hcrlmmagc yesterday. But
Illinois viii make use of Rniph
FletchcrH 10" VI occasion offers. IL
Indicated by tho time Fletcher n
'spendlns In bootlng practice field
Voals
: NOTHE DAME, md.. Nov. is.--
Sotro Dame grid Warriors put In tho
/ finnl NrrimmHEe this afternoon and
/ VIII leave tomorrow Tor chicago to
lhwait the game with NorthWcstcrn
| More than 1000 students viii ac.
/ company the team
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-19

4 Chinese university has collected
10 varieties NJ gIlk worm eggs for
US" In connection with courE" I'm
P"ricuiturc. believed 20 be the most
complete collection ever made.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-19

kicking may play am important
part in todays Kendall Phillips
game. and II 80. Kendall college has
a man who can be depended upon to
make three points from placement
or boot goals after touchdown, No
is shine Martin, crack lcft tackle,
whose play has been one ~ tho k"n-
DAN features in previous games this
SeasOn.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-19
THE TURF
AT ROWE.
Results lest~rda,

So htHuHs Yesterday
flrtt race. - fuTlUugs RustIar ,tobp.
som first MoAuinE Face fAror, go"
"m OF 'afthpmnu. tMycrsi third Time
~ 70 Lady Granite. Clara Frances.
-, rfl'hd i1t. 'orncla e.. Gaudy. Tctt.
''esay"N'' k'homa, Caprosc also ran.
u1,',onu rae" milc--Ion IIumma.
.shuttirRenl ftst. sporting Rlood IIohn.
som second; Dolly G.. tMoourv, tbird.
,lme 80. Hard Guess. Curren, Evonts.
Duo dc Moruy also ran
Ihird race. mile and 90 yards-Nfv n,ar
tMcAioel first, sandy Real. uRobinsnpi
seSohl' Bln Bang, CMoone,l thin. Time
I,o- t-b' Lord Hamilton, Herd Girl. Ralco
also Tauy 10 '''
,pl,,,,,, aourln race cE furlouss-Jadda.
,hhttwelb first, .TicklIsh ,JohnsonI sce.
ono Dry Moon. tWcinorJ thIfd Tir,e
:sa, Fruit Cake. Mock Orange, Cnss.
80 ger, IahIeau Dclloniur, Drum
"Ihi, Legal Tender. also ran.
rum race, mil" aud 20 yardv o,lu,,.
bine tNeA'eel first; Mistress poly lar.
VS. second Sster Emblem. 1tuople)
tnlfd' Time 80. Joan Of Are. viva Me
"e". Dorothy's Pet. also ran.
iwaora Soa,n race, mile and siNtc'ntli siests
'Moon"yl first. Deck Mate J,hrvsn,
second Naukeag tiTuopleh third Time
l.bf' Nauooviv Discord. Runscraft Al
There, Sir Jack, also ran.
seventh race mile and quart. Court
fu"l 'l'ancaSterl first. AmCricta RnE
Mooney second. RInkavous I.a nasj
! lh'rd. Time 2ls t-t. Airgrette Thls,ls
Queen. also ran.
Entries To-day.
First race. 5A furlongs. Morrie Rsrnes
~, hrisrnna llt Parhelien. III. An.
nettes sister ili. Eastward Princess. fjI
Marjorie NJ. IA; Pansy. IA; curt. iiI,
hhlnestonc ne Minnie Fiaurs, 1ll
staunch. ilt: Actress. lit
Second race on furlongs Crimson
Rambler, io.; Lady Granne, loi. Charsy
BOY, lO4; Folly, 1bf. Black Ton 1Ot:
Kings Belle 1903; Fading star los, rutt.
Third race, one mile Tuscan Ma don.
"; Master Jack, 9s; Sadie y l01. Fly
Phper, l0H: Lady Boverick ioi. wilton
Meter. 1l0; Elmer Johnson no. Sir Clar-
euce. no. Nonus. 10. Sorfords choice.
Rose. li4.
Fourth race, six furlon@ -suuroso. io5.
Lonely le7, Head ONr Heels, iO7;
Tapping, ltO. onice. i0s. Amacksssiu,
49, Marry Feast ils Joe Jor il3. NAL
volie. ia; Phliliplc. IA. Sammy Kelly,
il3i Trusty, it6. The belgian no. Turf
lls; hTdiie 10; Nancy Ann. lO-, Littls
Msudie, l0s; Hopeful, ii?.
Fifih race, mile and % yards Ballet
Dancer. iO3; Cock O'The Roost l02. clean
Gone, io9; PASTORAL Swain. lOG. War CRY.
lO6i Wood Violet 100. veteran. 90, Tom
McTsggart. 100.
Sixth race. mile and siHtoenth-Galn
Dc Cause, l05, st Gormaiu, 100; Marie
Autolnette, 1903; Frank Monroe, l09 sans
Peur H., l0s. Summer Sigh. Ii4: Albert
A.. iit Lord Herbert ili; King John,
Seventh race mile and slxtoenth-Pf.
Io2; Aurum, lO6: Kebo. lo6, Lo Dinesurs
lOs; Fairly. Ies: Sentimental 10, Re
gresss. ilC; stir Up. lt6
weather cloudy,track heavy.
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Football Results

Dallas -- Austin college AZ.
''u'hern Methodist university Y.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-08-19
RICHMOND THEATRE

It is not often that a motion PIC
ture has in its cast two recognized
stars. In Hawthorne of the U. 5.
A." the film attraction at the Rlch-
mond Theatre today, the role OF the
hero is played by Wallace Re!d'
while Lila Lee appears in the chlef
feminine part. As if this pair OF
favorites were not enough, the rest
of the company has been selected
exclusively from prominence screen
players. Theodore Roberts plays
the role of United States Senator
and Harrison Ford. who has been
leading man for Marguerite Clark
and other feminine stars. is Wallace
Reid's partner in adventure. Iuiiy
Marshall, Edwin Stevens, Charles
Ogle and Guy Oliver also appear
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-08-19
FENCE ELECTROCUTES is
SEVEN BOY

Waynesboro,. Pa, Aug. 19.-Vernon
Weaver; 7-year-old son of Bruce
Weaver, near Sm!thsburg, was instant
ly killed Monday evening when ne
came into contact with wire fence
that had become charged when the
high tension wire which carries the
current from Security to Waynesboro
was broken down and fell across the
fence, along the State road.
A limb from an old willow tree
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-08-19

4 70 .
claimed by three wives, is the lead
ing spirit of the picture and there
are as many corking explorations
of lunches on this picture as there
are reasons for bachelordom. You'll!
get real action from the start to
Che finish Of this laugh-maker and
Matt Moore shows to great advant
age in the part Of the poor young
man, who is shunted from one wife
to anotaer, while he is really mar
ried to very charming young lady
with whom he is very much in love.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-08-19
cox AND HARDING TO CROSS
VERBS AT OHIO. STATE FAIR

Columbus, Ohio, Aug. 19.-Gov.
James VI. Cox and Senator Warren
G. Harding will speak from the same
platform at the Ohio State Fair here
August 81. at was announced today.
Invitations were extended to both
Presidential candidates some time ago
Gov. Cox accepted today. Senator
Harding previously had accepted, ac-
cording to Charles f. Morris, private
secretary to Gov. Cox.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-08-19
z!EEEs,.
It s 4 ~ ( ss
ssINGoMAR THEATRE
3, D. ~ SO

"a Man of Honor" a Screen Clas-
sizes, Inc, production, with Harold
Lockwood in the leading role, will
be the feature at the Ingomar The
atre today.
The picture. based on Henry Kit
chell Webster's novel, is one OF vivid
romance and gripping adventure
which will stir the imagination as
we'll as the heart.
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which stands at the Old Creamery
crossroads, on the State road, was
shattered during the heavy electrical
storm that passed over that section
Monday evening and fell across the
high tension wire, breaking it down
and causing it to come in contact with
the fence. 1t is not known whether the
boy attempted to climb the fence or
merely touched it in passing.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-08-19
GREAT PICTURE COMING

Edgar Franklin's greatest of great
earthquakes, Don't Ever Marry,
the story that recently appeared IN
a widely read popular priced maya
zines, will be the attraction at the
Richmond Theatre, beginning tomor-
row afternoon and continuing over
Saturday afternoon and evening.
A newly-made husband, who is
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Aeei6n: coBRo DE DoLAREs.

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sea,aa demandada en- este case.
Por la presente Sc notifca a I'd.
que Sc ha presentado en- la oicina del
secretario de Ia Corte Municipal de
San Juan, P. R. la demanda del actor
antag citado en- la cual Sc solieita de
la Corte que en- su dia v, previos los
tramites legales, dicte una sentencia
en- contra de I'd, demandada, por la
cansddad de $465.6O (Cuatrocientos Sc
senta cinco dolares, con sesenta CEN
tavosy importe pagos adelantados,
por el demandante, de impuestos de
Aduanas y de alquiler de una habita-
cion para el allnacenage de material
escenico, mas las costas Y gastos ORR
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