davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Gilpin observer., 1920-04-01

Two xmas OF prophet j have met
upon my Journey here below
Two kinds! And am free to bet
Both kinds you also chance to know
one kind keeps still before events
And later says. Il told you %
l must admit l am too dense
To see why he keeps lying so.
The other kind blurts out his say,
And when the day is past and gone
He hides. IL things don't go his way,
And keeps as still as Coal OIL John.
Two kinds of prophet-each no good
Both you and I have always known;
Two kinds of prophet and we should
BE scared II neither pulled bone"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-16
FEDERAL AGENTS SEIZE
- MEXICAN CUSTOM FUNDS
Get SI,0.ota Deposited la rr>as
nssLN d! M"r-no. tnrrsnna
d, GoN~rninrnt UHirini.

I, III. "ASo, TENAS. May ia..- Seizure
of Si5o.ooo deposited ut LAREDO. TOMAS.
ny Garcia Moreno. ca;ranxu customs
collector 1t Nucvn Laredo. Tamau!s-
las. and at Sl60.ono. ais, formerly be-
longing to the carranx. Gov.rnmcnt
az prescott In - bank ut ..rowmsvilr
Texas. has been madc by rnitrd
states department az Justice AGENTS
Scnor de ocd announced. General
Francisco tnSio k"brlo. former car
'snza commander In ;hr stat. OF
M"r";ns. has issued q mtnifcsia in
McAic" city. declaring that his rc:.
SON for joining the revolution was
IN orirc received by him from the.
tarraa=a government to Kill General
'lraro Ohrcson. candidate for rrcsi-
dent az the republic. Senior de Oon
said. IN his s!ght from Mexico civ,
.\prii Is. General Oregon WAS COM
pcl:sd 20 pass through Morctss. and
ichclo had been ordered to inter-
ccpi .ud stay the fugitive. il was
Claimed.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-16
G-r,rs, u.nue, Dt-su-. Captured.

G-rerai Manuel Df-su-s Captured.
been cartur"d wer. confirmed We'd.
rcsd.y 10y Il wireless dispatch from
|na1.lai.rn, given out by oorcson
iSa,s castro. s,a,ins Thai presn.%
together NiIh his stsn and General
Srnas,i"n Alisndc is imprisoned,
G"ae,al E"nian, n lIiil With strous
rolun,n :" "anturc picEuez. Other
statements made by iiher1l r-votu
u stat soins or near San Marcos.
safe III rurhla. between the column
guarding ;h~ "'~s'd-utial trains aud
revolutionary forces.
Onr- cons Headquarters announced
t!,a. vr"missirn had been given Cen
sral Guadalupe Sanchez to allow Con
crsl t.udido .>rui'ar 10 pass ,hrous \
revolutionary lines 10 confer Wiz
President C,rrsnas with The view Of
aro dir. NOR" hlooGSheG. General
AEnii." later u Surrendc..
VITA forces under General SanCi -
opposing assaults by Genera Fran
cisco M"rrn;a. VINO i' s't.mrt'ns ="
cu; w.y through toward Vcr.. cruz
revoln,!onavy fn"'"s under icner-.l
III" ohic', Of attacking Ca'ranza
to-ces from Tho rear. Heavy "a sm,l-
rcs arc rcr"rted IN Gs""rAl Mnr.
snis,S four assaults in ~, a." y,ci r,
vino. with safe corduct for Presi-
Dent Carranza AVID lis official FAM
lily. is also IN roui" from FucblS to-
ward tho scene OF lighting.
Sere1ty-Gvc members Of The M
'iona' Senate and ,.hamnrr IF Deputies
ar" hnldinI frequent meetings with
- Wow 10 SOWING the problem OF
cSi,:ng au extraordinary session -
.he Assembly 10 a"poir' provisional
President
Cea.ral antonio vn,s,.al is ~.
ra-ertiy III. leading candidate 81"
Ccnxa'ts s,a,r,i tSyan interview 80,
Nilla"raI was acceptable. Will" iesd
iaS him.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-16

army or navy. Arguments We're adj
NinceS that accepting pay from :nc
list principle Of the absolute separa.
,lon o. the church snd state. but the
report which provides for . the en-
trance 81 baptist preachers Into the
service WAS approved.
i'ed;.atn.y services ON the site OF
Ia" church to he erected here as /,
national Baptist Memorial [" Hefgl>
pNS Liberty were attended by tina
'r-SS,n.c,H .h.S afternoon Secrrr
;Sry Of ~" Navy ~ yicls headed the
i>t of speakers which Included DR.
tSmpr"N. president az IN, conNcn-
zion. and ~ Mct;ioih,in.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-16
[sDYlERIANs MEET
N S1XT|ETH SESSION
piheSn General As,en,6l. viii
l{Ofyenr at Charlotte on
II 4 Thursday, May 2n.

Sk lBg Associates Press
y 4. MaN - TuH
Ssist4 Genera assembly .: the
4thcY preshy,rri,n Church VIII
cok linn, fYr. az least week
Es,ssGMsssnr"or " to i" Gc;a III
AriOt4c. ~ tn. last l>tt Rev.
Scph IL. Wilson, father NC Pf."iu"nt
9son.s Maaa-iat1ld glrtk.
2ht G. Nk11f!StssGmbly Wa Ice ci',ru
,ord$ SEJrs retiring r"drrator.
p wei tStEI the cp"nlr- srr.n"l
4 preside fietl the election Of h's
She presc 5ss -,.d clerk q, NV =
Law OF Sartaushurs : -. and
erb,ancHEaerk Is Rev !. u. Is.
OF Disco. TeShs. d; mas hcrn Su-.-
tod Shat tbs assembly this year i've
AVN c,s the SGnd..y school ASSEM-
u ana II seems certain tht' NJ in
psf % The. Sunday school .,si otn"r
sk far tfdpt people ot the .',ur,n
lSreSc i've marked considerations"
smonss the most Important cues
rs to- come iN' nrnr VIII Uommsill
ser sttentiou than the rcgN:i ~
confnittce Of con inference on close.
a3t!oIE with olSr rr,,OSicr':,n
,noilrr ont>t.ndirF feature wi'l
of lie relation Of
tsssemhiHfto .h' in;crcHurch world
Semsnt. r--.-
tthers matters Of special inpor.
ce Will br.1hc reports nj seven i'm
tan I'D tnt1rim committees. the re-
e of2 the PIE byt'ries Of tho pro-
led ctanSc.in 'r"prcScNia.inp 10 ,hr
tmbh: thS, Spcrt oi rIrsbytcri~
lchinS thei'lropos rotation ~
krs and dShtnu~ in activ- service.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-16
FORMER GERMAN KAISER
LEAVES FOR DO0RN HOME
Count iiohenHoti-rn Evidently Glad io
Leave Won Hentinck
IlNSnllaIIiH
lny.Associutcd Press.

lHr,ASsociu tel Press
tMEHoNGEN. May la.---Thc former
Kaiser LETT here today for hts new
hong At Doom.
immediately behind the driver sat
cncrdl Won den Berg and Countess
Won Keller. the staunch friend OF
former Empress, the former Emperor
an" Empress occupied back seats
Count follcnzolicrn. proudly Greet
and apparently clad at the prospect
o. nnail! Ending rest In his own home
after being forced 10 remain the guest
ot Won o"a;incH family year ana u
half.
Us the party passed there were NO
cheers and no signs either OF dsap-
provsl Or sympathy on the part o: ,hc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-16
SOVIET LEADERS ISSUE
ORDER OF MARTIAL LAW
decree WIN Tend "a hinder Re~ump-
ti"" Of Industrial Life. u u
Declared.
nv Associa,cL rrcs> l

MOSCOW. May ia decree issued
hN the central executive committee.
dated May IL. proclaims martial law
in tho provinces of central and north
ern Russia and ArchanEcl. Tho de-
cree Is signed by kalinin and Lcninc.
The inevitable Interruption OF tho
development OF pcacc-t!mr industries
through concentration upon the g.
fort to produce war material. II is
pointed out here will tend indcnn-
i'"!y 10 postpone the execution O.
mans for the resumption OF importa-
tons ana "Nportat!ons on a large
scale
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-16
. "-7-"-----7----
PRESIDENTS
ADDRESS DRAWS
! FIRE OF BAPTlSTS
. I:rolM t,IIst N.r..t

FROM FiJSt i"c'.'
|hufa!turc ana sale or aiyOho'ic
ors yand drugs. Particularly pro-
|ition o: the cultivation CT poppy
! the manufacIurc ana sale O.
alm " India Tor oth"r than med
! pifposos.'
cp!es were ordered sent 10 Zap
missionaries In Iraia. Tie lion.
bait MADAM Mohon Maiav!ys. pres
pt 81 tho An-Iud.a Temperance
ference. Delhi. Ind; TO thc Vice
OF india. Secretary OF state :or
la at London. and the Anglo
ian temperance Association. Eng
q. Such support !, The move
IT 70 prohibit tic drug trsfir in
ia was urged by Tsrakna,h Das.
A. ior India. who Charged ;he
eish Z government fcs,crci TN,
nm Trade in India by advancin.
icy Gree Of Interest 10 tho poppy
wer$ y
$r. Is. Y. Mullins, Of Louisville.
prfsidcnt az tho southern ZAP
Seminary. discussed TIC need FOR
re teachers. workers and prcach-
TO .sprrad the ideals o. Chris.
hity.y
Meet NeIi ia ChattusuOgs.
Fac detc OF the 1927 meeting OF III.
1tbcrt Baptist Convention WAS I'D
Fed from "Wednesday. alay IL. TO
RrsdaS. May L.. At Chat,anoo:s,
Pr. II l.. Wipburn. o! Arkadtlphla.
T.. was chosen 10 preach the 1921
|yenuon st,iiion, with Dr. r: ".
Pw, Of Memphis. Tenn. a. alter
,eiesrsm OF lorna! greeting
% tl,e Northern Baptist ccuvcn-
. extending its hest wishes 70.
sesssIl deliberations. was read TO
conjen,ion
York. o. ;ir 'Bsptis. Bible Ins;l.
at New nf!Ians and tie plans t,r
future we-c described by PRO.
Fors col the institute.
|-ofcssc- r. + Nalo1. IL, ro--:-n
Sus Se teacnt-- told 0, the rr!.sl
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-16

wholesale murders. according to
Berlin dispatch TO the Exchange Tcle-
Herr Won Gracfc. conservative mem
her OF the RcichstaS. So. pt Z = y
Tho diepntch says Won Graefe has
meetings Of communists are bcins
held regularly In MccklenbprS. and
that the question whether land own
whether their wives and ehiidrsn
should met II like fate IL being dis
cusscd. lie maintains that there Ia
no doubt MccklenburE will be tho
scene OF frlshtful slaughter u.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-16

CHICAGO. !Iay IJ.-A lsrEs rari
Of ;6ce.oe? worth of iiauor ari.cd az
evidence b. government agents has
houded warehouse. Iysryv MAGE. col
ector NJ Internal rC""nu'. SpiI %
DAY y force ~ auGitc-< "-s sent
=, ,hc warehouse 10 check accounts
an effort 20 trace TIC iirunT. To
mount q" tho watts could 80 u"
determined. Nr. Ms.er said. Gr'i an
!r"en'orN rad be-u 'naI'.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-16

states iac!l!;tes -. preparing men
aid wa.ncm - carr ;Hc baptist faith
to France .nj lti!y Ia The tongue
er those countries The proximity
OF The institute 20 Genital and South
AM"y,C,. iir s.ii. offers wonderful
orpov,Wntty - cducat" Snauish
sNc.hin: missionaries 10Y work in
thc southern :spUblics
tIn tho recommendation O. ihr com
mi,tee isine the s.3.uoo.olc .und n
permanent commission 80 carry on
She work .: III. quad WAS appointod.
'rac members arc. ~. l.. l.. : ar
borough. chairman. Texas; nr. George
W Trust;, Texas: DR. George w Nc.
Daniel. Virginia: D.. Alien Fort. Ten.
ncsSsc. u. NJ. J.. Dodl. Louisiana:
Or. c. W. Dan!el, Georgia: Dr.. L. g.
Brou.h;on. Tennessee. and al board
secretaries. State secretaries, and ,hc
prcsidcn; and tho secretaries .: the
Nomcn's missionary union.
Convention FaciIitir. .Peot.
Displcasu:c a. The convention fscili-
ties sffnrdci BY W.sh!ngtCn Was 70
corded b the m:ssra=crs in .n. pas
SAG" % resolution asking cons-cs:
;r!ct o! Cuiumjis 10 III rNidc : coz
v.ntion hsr IN "u- capital city ado
ruatc in s;-~ ard design 20 tho needs
O.! SUCH building
i;"r:gira,tcr ~ messengers today
cach"i S::@ and great diss7i",!a;-
Trut has hs.u eSrefi"nred By those
who have been UnIbl" % .ct into
tho hail ~ Tho vari ,Is 'rrc,!n fs. Mi
mcrous ovcriiow meetings have hcen
necessary - aCCpmmodttr the mes
scnscrs and tho crowd o, visitors es-
t.uatci by convention officials 80
number gao'h.r &.C09.
Reading o. TIC report on Chspla!7>
provoked 'iv'iv discussion ,!iis
afternoon - % The 0-orri.,y OF "a
Baptist mst,is'Nr receiving pay iron,
Tho government az a Ch;.o.ai, in the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-16
'r~ OF tic l.lberAl revSiutionory

Ut OF UiV IHbttNI rcNUIutionNrN
movement.
Generals Obrce1n and Gonzales
were am0uG those present u tho
mcctlnE ilucrta raa selected to
summons Congress as leader OF the
Liberal rcvoluilonisis. Those pros
cnt a; thc meeting pledged them
selves I" accept the iHtcrim President
regardless III his political beliefs.
Gcn"al ohrcson was selected as
commander Of the Liberal icvulu-
t!onis;s IN The Federal district.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-16
HUERTA CALLED UPON TO
SUMMON MEXICAN CONGRESS

IMN N..rc..t.I rrc...l

MENIco CITY. Nay i2.--Govcrnor
Il" :. uuerta MAS called upon To.
summons The National Congress to
name al interim rres!dcn; ", y
meeting held a: the national palace
;on'sh,. attended by numerous lead
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-16

today. tiis s.Vd there was promise
mat the oouhtry's future activities
MoHiu, 'rsaeiisSenp,noua aud powerful
ArRep,tnef eSchanSe." la said. lis
at II preiniupI every where We do Iusi-
ness. u - =
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-16
GERMAN PREDICTS SECOND
REIGN OF "RED" TERRISM

Membrr or peirhstag Declares Conn
rnunists nrc Planning Fresh Out
break la MrrlSI~nbutg.
LONDON. Atay lJ.---Gcrnian COM
rccti"n which may be attended by
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-16
ARGENTINE PRESIDENT
TELLS OF PROSPERITY
Declares South American Republic l.
Detained for BiE Place In
World Commerce.

I'UFNOS NINES. May lI--'' Nyi,.n-
experiencing ~ reritshls rcbir;l,." said
President iricpycn In his message to
con2"c-s. read at the opening session
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-16
METHODIST CONFERENCE
NAMES FOUR BISHOPS
Announce mrui or SrtrrtIon, Made IA,
convention at Ibrs iuimr..
"A l,skN

y I0WN.
DIES MONIES, IOWA. MAY Ia
thre" bishops OI tao Methods: f.pis-
tnpai Church wcr" cl.rlcd today
IheN are pr. Fred A.. Fisher of Alun.
vtc. mt. ". u. Waldorf. Ctcvuiai,d.
oaio. anu th"rioS Il. Locke. Los Al
gees, 'a.. Announcement OF their
'i"otloh WAS made tunIEnt at til"
general conferences.
i'r. l.. l.rney. %: Boston University.
WAS elected Il nishuN. His vote was
ai". The number necessary FOR cleo
ton iN A3T.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-16
Says OccuHism
Has Big Future
Sn' Officer Lodgc Pleased
WITH Progress OF Re
search IN L. S.

MEM YORK Ma! 10 SIR Oliver
Lodge >"t."d bach 10 Eng md "n
Kite r"l;ic today with Lady Lodge
Nilrcd. II. said. iht p-N.hicH' rc-
e-arsh IA thr United S;a;Se has =
eres: future.
Summarizing his IMPRESSIONS n!tr-
= three 'u"ntbS' ;yur a. the country,
In. fr',.>A S.Nan: said:
II H-N" been dc,U+ imNrrsI" hy
mo vide spread int"rcS; IA psvChical
research ~ tA.S country. especially
hE t5s thorough Study that $" many
irsr'e orc ivvrt;ur "a :h!s subject.
"Tircushouc my ton:. VAS a.
nvoariled BY mru and womcn In aocS;
~ Information regarding th- life he.
Nc''..
i also received hundreds a. .rt-
tiers Tie sincerity and obvious earn
~Stnr-s OF t'lcs" INQUIRIES was pro-
foundry imPr> s>!vs
"i'syChIr., rv:-. Oh N this COUNTRY
GD.anti-iiy has great future.
tn convinced tA9t a. thr result "a
t'lN mcS:tss Tia. is oc.us mad. N
n. s;nGy OF spi",t rhcncmras by
eminent m"r inv"sttcs:"rs ;:,at
-v.ntUaNN so = valuable knowledge
VII l." given &" .hr word"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-16

lc,r-'H payment; snWr progress to
w.rss F.. restoration or rommunica-
non Lines in Mexico Mas reported
today
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-16

inhaLh:Ets. who have learned to re-
gard the former monarch simply as
an additional sources OF Income.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-10-25
Is KAUFMAN GOING?

There is also a report current that
all is not satisfactory between the
Atlanta officials and Dick Kaufman,
and that Kaufman will not be at
the helm when the Dixie major gets
going next season.
Kaufman had good ball club this
season, and Charley Frank, who is
the guiding spirit OF the organiza-
ton, expected his Crackers to win a
flag. and when they failed to cash
in. it is understood that Frank was
very much disappointed. That it was
Kuffman's fault was the belief OF
Frank, which is the reason that an
other leader is desired
Kaufman played good ball on first
base for the Atlantans, but was un-
able to get his pitching staff in shape
to come through ahead of the Trav-
elers and Pels.
It was reported in baseball circles
that Roy ELAN was in line for the
Atlanta managerial berth, but moth
ing definite has been available as
vet
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-10-25
AGREE ON TERMS
FOR HEAVY MILL
-
Match Between Dempsey and
Carpenter Virtually
Assured.

NEW YORK. oct 25.-Terms for
a boxing bout for the worlds heavy
weight championship between Jack
Dempsey, the title holder and
Georges Carpenter, the French pugi-
list, have been virtually agreed upon.
Jack Kearns, the champions mana
ger announced yesterday. Kearns said
final conference" Of interested
parties would be held on Tuesday or
Wednesday and added he was con-
fident the agreement would be signed
before Carpenter leaves the United
States a week from next Saturday.
1t was reported the bout would he
held in the United States, probably
in Madison Square Garden, New
York, and that the date would be
either in January or June, 1921.
Kearns said the mateh had been
virtually assured by series of con-
ferences held here within the past
few days, attended by himself. Fran
co.'s Descamps, Carpenters mana
ger; Tex Richard the Madison
Square Garden promoter; William A.
Brady, theatrical producer. and
Charles h. Cochran, English sport
ing promoter.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-10-25
SOUTHERN GOLF
TOURNEY BEGINS
Dixie's Feminine Golfing Stars
Start Competition in
New Orleans.

NEW ORLEANS. La. oct. 20
Seventy-siX Southern women will
compete for honors in the Southern
women's championship golf tOurna-
ment which opened at the New Or
leans Country club today. The 80
players turning in the best scores
in the qualifying rounds on Monday
will compete in the finals.
The parings for the qualifying
rounds were mad" last night and
some unusually close matches are eN-
peCtcd in the preliminariCs. Play wilt
continue throughout 'he week, the
final contest being sChe dUied Tor sat.
urday afternoon.
4 feature Of the tournament will
be baby flight" "ICn 20 players
who have never played in az iS-holc
championship tournament before.
Miss AleXa Stirling. the Atlanta
champion. has declined 20 enter The
contest, she being quoted as saying
that iR ViCW Of the fact that she
has won the title throc times she WiII
not Aga'N compete FOR the honor.
JUNCTION CITY. Kan. tIct. s5--
The sun Towers, representing tho
school at FoTt Riley, Nan.
army central department yesterday
by defeating the team representing
the School OF Fire, Fort sin, okla
II to ;. This was the final lame
81 the Fort Riley tournament and
one Of the fastest ever played at
the post
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-10-25
SATURDAYS RESULTS
OF FOOTBALL GAMES

At Memphie-M. U. s. IS. C. B. c. O.
At Memphis U. 10. Normal 0.
At Birmingham-Auburn &c. Wander
blt 6.
At Knoxville-Tennesse &c, Glenn
At Observation-Disclosures "a. How
ard 0.
At Atlanta-Georgia O.. oglethorpe 3.
At Baton Rouge-Miss. Aggies H.
At New orleans-Tulane 80, Missis-
sippi 0.
At Lexington, Va.-w. & L. 40. Roam
At Chattanoosa-Ch U. 20,
Mercer 0.
At ainesvllle-Florida Il, Souther.
land 0.
At Greenville-Furman IT, Wake For.
rest O..
Az Durham, N. c.-Ttinity 7. Emory
At Charleston, S. C.-Citadel 10, wof.
ford 0.
At Lynchburg -Hampden- Snyder II,
Lynchburg College 0.
At Dallas-Arkansas 6, Souther Meth
At Clinton-Mississipp College 8,
Ouachita ,(ArkO 0.
At Conway-Hendrix o, Little Rock
College 0.
At Georgetown, Ky.-Georgetown .,
Kentucky Wesleyan 6.
At Lexington, Ky.--Kentucky 6, Sc
At Mobile-Mississipp Normal II,
Springhill 2.
University O.
At Demorest-Piedmon College %,
North Georgia Aggies 0.
At neutrality-suspicious. Poly 7, Ma
ryland State 0,
At Williamsburg-William and Mary
"a. Union Theological Seminary D.
Harvard Al Centre IA
Pittsburgh 10, Georgia Tech 3.
Yale "a. West Virginia 0.
Army %, Tufts 6.
Princeton IA. Navy 0.
V. NJ. l. 81, Penn Z.
Cornell AZ, Colgate 6.
Syracuse 10, Dartmouth 0:
Hamilton IA, New York 10.
wesleyan 10, Columbia o.
Bucknell 40, Muhlenburg O.,
Penn. State 1903, Lebanon Valley 7.
Williams So, Trinity 0.
Brown IA. Springfield 0.
Amherst 35, Union o..
Franklin and Marshall a. Roches-
ter 0.
Dickinson 6, Ursinus Z.
w, and j. IA. Lehigh o.;
Swarthmore Al, Johns Hopkins 0.
Virginia 7, Rutgers 0.
Oberlin 0, Wooster 10. -.
Haverford IA, Delaware O.
Wabash 30, Rose Poly 0.
Rice 10, Southwestern 0.
Kansas Aggics 8, Creighton 0.
Colo. College 81. Denver o.
Oregon Aggies 3, Washington u
Oregon 10. Idaho Z.
Missouri 10. Drake Z.
Oklahoma "a. Washington U. Il.
Marquette as, West. Normal 7,
Montana "a. Montana Yves. o.
st. Louis 81 Missouri Mines u
mn Grant u
Kansas 7, Ames o..
Carnegie Tech 81. Cincinnati Is.
Ohio State 10, Wisconsin 7.
Chicago 10, Iowa o..
Illinois 7, Michigan 6.
Nebraska 20. South Dakota 0.
Butler 10, Earlham Z.
Notre Dame %, Valparaiso 3.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-10-25
GOLDEN TORNADO
BOWS TO PAINTERS
Pittsburgh Rallies in Final
Period and Defeats
Georgia Tech.

PITTSBURGH. oct. 90 Georgia
Tech, the golden tornado from tho
South, went down to defeat before
the University of Pittsburgh football
team at Forbes field here Saturday,
10 to 3. 1t was one of the hardest
fought games ever played here and
the contest was long drawn out due
to the fact that numerous players
were injured, none seriously. Pitt
used nine substitutes during the
struggle while Tech was forced to
replace six men.
The first period was scorcless hut
was featured 10y the driving attack
Of the visitors and their ability 10
make first downs. Flowers and Bar.
ron circled 'hc PANTHER ends Sor
gains AZ Will but the Tornado could
not put the ball across.
In th" second pertod Tech used
NSir shift play % advantage and
finally advanced the bali - ths Is
yard line, from which poiNs Flowers
dropped a perfect klck ONeE ~" posts
for a Yield goal, Tech completed
three forward passes during this
period
Flowers ana BARRON wepe Che Tech
stars While Davies, stein. Hewitt and
McCracken played e. ETeat game for
the panthers.
Score ny periods:
Pittsburgh ........,,O o OIc-fO
Tech OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 3 0 O. :
rerh score, Goal from field, Flow
eFs Pittsburgh scoring: Touchdown
Hewitt Dsub for Anderson.l Goal
from touchdown Davies. Goal from
field, Davies. Referee, SiCCarty,
Germantown academy Umpire. Mot
fit. Princeton. Head linesman, Rush
Prime PtOn
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-10-25
ARE REAL BANTAMS.

Donley and Watson are real ban
tams and will make 116 pounds at
3 o'clock Monday afternoon. The
winner of Monday nights mill will
make the same figure for Pal Moore
next Monday night.
Both Donley and Watson have
shown during the past week that
they are real bantam headliners, and
when they climb through the ropes
Monday night it is expected that
fight fans will see whirlwind mill
from the opening round to the final
chapter has been unreeled.
1t will be a battle between an
Fastener and Southerner, as DON
ley halls from New Jersey, while
Watson is a native of Louisiana,
They are down for eight rounds, and
Billy Hack will pick the winner,
Another eight-rounder on the card
will be a bout between Gene Marti-
nelli and Young Britton, a pair of
local WALLPAPERS, who are around the
welterweight poundage.
Britton. who is young brother of
keystone Jack Britton, has been in
ton Of the keystone who says he
is sure to knock Martinelli out be-
fore the distance has been Travelled.
Martinelli has also been working.
and says he has no fear in meeting
BrttOn. who is comparative young
ster in the ring game.
There will be a good set of pre-
liminaries and a battle royal.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-10-25
COLEMAN LET OUT.

Bob Coleman, veteran catcher, was
notified by the club management III
Mobile that hi Horviocs would no
longer be desired, and he announced
that he was through with the game,
going to his home and entering into
the grocery business. which he es-
tablishcd some time ago.
Coleman had hard proposition to
buck in Mobile, and was unable TO
get results that we're expected Of
him by the Mobile officials, who are
new in baseball, and who are in
Clined to expect too much without
going strong enough along financial
lines.
No successor to Coleman has been
named AZ yet, but ii has been rumor-
ed that Roy ELAN, late deposed man
ager of the Nashville Volunteers, will
be given the post. ELAN Is at his
home in ConshohoCken, Pa, and has
not made anything public as yet
relative to the matter.
Roy intends playing ball wherever
he lands as a manager and as ii is
understood that Mobile officials de-
sire a playing manager, 1t lends color
to the report that Roy is under con-
SideratiOn,