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BUSINESS SERVICE
Business services Umeru I'D

ASBESTOS rlPE COVERING See to II at
once that your pipes covered irnInc-
dlatcly. 30 tina you VIII not be incon-
EehicECcd when cold weather sets In. Iy
covering your pip,s you save from 50 Ia
10 30 per cent on your coal biIis and
have "a uniformly warm house all The Time.
Give us a call and lot US explain to you
In detail the advantages Of having your
pipeu covered. Southern Asbestos Co. Ram
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MONEY ioan", 20 hOusck.cpcrs u legal
lnterts standard Credit CumyIIy. - ;
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Dogs, Cats. Pets.
Poultry and Supplies

MORE EGGS AND THE REASON WHY
summer irNNlng IL II extreme ltnpo-f :
anc'' BECAUSE upOn i; depends Your sum
'n.' 'SEs - wei a. eggs ana profits NJ \
Msht'', fGEiua Chicken chowd,r t.I
Win luTina scratch feed rivca rcsuIrs
a. your dealer. N Loo. puund n.gE tnb
. !-"-i '"uhu Packages, or lra;Igr A IJs.-
Ten distributors. i2Os East Cary street
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Wuntcd-To Rent
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE



Narmn and land for Sale S3
AMELIA County imurovch farm OF over
seven room "w-ll!nS. tenant houses to-
located ttuu. AK miles from railroad st,,,
ION aud ono r"i.c from gnurch and school
s." Ghnriv. j.. Mmahrinund. E1om, a., XXI. II.
l!Son liniidsus. 4ichmond. Va
FAkMS. We have grc,, many small and
e bargain "giccs: l.. =. Branch. 81
stock grass irncs dairy ,rFs' al" G'" aSa,s ~
a en OF n %'b ISL u nSar rnrSa1 sG5
State Any Of these farms. II Hourh, at a.,
"nt %a gel 'Y!yH Touch VIII US hrns.
d!nteiy 6 !. * II. l. ID. noon SOL EAST
rOE SALE real bargain in anlrndit
ESneT1 purnose farm - about lis ..ores
,iiui rGnd. ihcr. arc "a /" "a ncr"s "Ir',r,
N Gnr stat" ~ fyrIiiit eni ready tor
d! t'!.g "ei' isn,,G IN! cross fenced With
,,nhas i6r '& nmh", "a" N :" IS /" ST M
a"nn Land i nyarIy irEeI ana line for
''tghin, ~ lyinr mellow dark E.ay
protuco. an kinds uf crops; saiisiaclorv
- M hgst 81 farmers having IA stones
plrny orrhprh Tor family use: ten or
~ frame xii ,ials mscesa .. Tor ' farm
~ ,.""H s'N.inMm tW",tiorN franz
a.arins trees nns s%c iar SHADE shade in WITH VIII.
.n'! many other walnut trcaS over q. .,cr
N"U oi nm, water ~ yard: lHrp" poultry
!"t and hoS ir, with catilc ami poultry
proof Wiz, ALSO iIrgc hnt luL NJ soy, RAJ
acres. hlca'H FREQ n"wlnr snrinE water
ever Ulutc "nd s'Inde frr cattle only
nrst-CI"ss hnEd-hed puh!in road. III
- .er Is ancrlnCo, only sG0"n, WITH easy
terms n sold 81 urvt 20 dHVs Worth
Si"."O" Tho rrasnn for selling ihc uvvncr
4, Widnwrr, hrcHNng ur hrus"k"erinc.
May consider mari pt value Ire Richmond
rcsideuiin! i'r"p"rty. J. - EcN N72 Rich
me@d VI thons Boulevard i+.i
Fi.ASrArioNS-Sc several large plantations
In Essex ana Cn!r"!c- ccuntlrs at very
Ii'racti.c gr!C"s Sec u. for nartCularS
Pollard y 3hgHy. Richmond. Va.
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Service MISUNDERSTANDING Is
RADIATOR REPAIRING.

Jackets sucoessfuiy repaired by a. L.
Fleming. the man that knows how MadI.
son 6?96. Around tho corner at 6io West
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Oct IN line with the hundreds Of s,t!s-
nod cusiomors who have hren tempted 10
inN'sl !baic ihIS money saving Opnurtunity.
sauHsH,tIon - certain under our positive
guarantee.
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LOAN ON your iaiiu or real e.tat, ia
Mhhi yni need O. orEc r.. Craiyiu-I
y CO. hJ2 East Main Street.
CITIZENS LOAN SOCIETY
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REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
Apartments and Flats

GRACE ST. r. ll5--Fir-t floor apartment.
. rooms. bath. back porch reception
ha!t. iu:ni Gse III front poT"n aud ward
u'un'r detached house. unusually large
rooms; steam hcat electric a-nts. ,,u.
it3nS% "rIh Tor injueciion 10 y. NJ. until
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several large plantations
In Essex ana Cn!r"9c- Ccuntl.s at very
a. .arti.c yr!c"s See q. 70! particulars.
| rlibrl y 3dEny. Richmond. Va.
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BUSINESS SERVICE

AUTOS HIRED. $3.50, 81. 90 and So 90 neI
hour. Daniels. boulevard 2a7 and 81 OF
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REAL ESTATE FOR SIZE
Farms and Land for Sale q
ro wm0M INNS MNY c0N,.L:nN- -

ID WIIuN IIiIS My CONCf.NN.
TAKE NOTICE.
TOT N.l"-pa!Sr farms. stock farms, graz
ihE ANTS. river farms. Colonial homes.
tnutlIl, Farms. truck farms. tobacco farms
",on',i .anas. At real bargain nriccs
"a better time to fudge the quality and
icrh'iiy 81 these soils - when tho crops
ALFNED MEiI. < COMPANY
n.."'u9ils. q. -.- ~ North Eighth 81.
lib AcRES- Farm OF iTa acrr, located
" S"rnIl7c County. Va: 100 acres in
ffu..Na,t.99nn;, r"ina .n,!c- IN timber: good
ihfth ohIihnEs Including \ resi,i, nee Oh
= rnnnsi wri,e for Catalogue and othsr
Ih,"Fin"tion l. ii Mills, bowling Gre. n.
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AUTOMOBILES
Automobiles for Snlo

DODGE. 1890.
S'fdn. almost now: 2OG, reduction IN
nuick buyer 10 not miss this bargain in
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Help Wantcd-Alaie =

n 4 Il H-wRnt.d. nrs,-cI..s, .yb.,.
b"Tn.r TO suarhnteo aui 81 per e.nt
over $50. hall l4y on 20 wo.s At,!r, :
Shop. D"i"Gsburr Va -
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NOTICE OF FIRST MEETING OF
CREDITORS.

In the matter OF No. 2574.
ROBERT l.. PRICE, In -@3
Bankrupt. tDanSruptcy,s
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hUCTIONS--LECALS
Legal Notices

rLEASE take notice that r. Edw,1
,or HanShan on June 1870. sold my In.
nrs % This city. Edwin Nanrh an -
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Situations Wan,cti-icn,a,e ar

NURSE desires position attending An in
yaii: Madison :G5-J. 90
ciiEE-Weiued. by tcach,r OF OK
p.ricnc.. position in sixth or seventh
rT"Gc" o' nigh school. reference Al
Hress .ieher." i,"N .3G. Chase CIi.. Va.
WANTED. position as companion secre-
thry. h"uH"kc"pcr. GoN 81, Elkwood.
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situations Wnntcl-,inle 81

FARM ENPERT--A graduate OF ara Italian
"s.!eG!iura! school. - y.nrs Of axe.
sc'NF 4 permanent position. cNpgrt I'm,
..rTyihing concerning modern agrlcui-
tEE'. Spccial study on the t-onsior;na-
."r "i milk. Moderate expectations
VIII" 70: further Information. N Enst
btgad street Richmond. Va.
AAS Al present employed by large sun
Iiy mouse. desires position In n,:iCc
~ 81 s!d" y la2. car" Times pispatch
TRAVELLING SALESMAN Wanted posi-
, - Nnh a. lg1E"linE sa.csman In states q.
NTSlnia ana North Carolina. Seven wears
"Nu' fence dS salesman FREEZER wholesale.
-F.'trN mousse. references EXCHANGED,
AhhfHs, !. 80, car Times DISPATCH.
YOUNG CoLORED MAJ wants position
80 Porter or yarI man: private Residence
.A---..- ~ Ea.. cLay Paul Nack
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MERCHANDISE
iiuuSC.luld Goods

~ NEE lEHE Colonial bedroom suit uusr-
.r'b ""N holisild. size. HAil"v Fur
MUIR. GO. linS Ep-s Main street.
F'.h st I:thNS Eliza iiaTdWsrc CONF
H'H% az West hr"ad S'rcct
j. 'ff' llIIC-cNIUS to change OF plans
.i a Monument hVcnuF nome. the owner
t.t tt i,ryti t1rgsIu several b"autt-
l"l 'hH .sH. hp Do rockers arl pitIu. ., W
s.'H' aug - ths hesJ uuaiiiy mshoEsuy
HvI ga peri a.. condition. IL Interested,
d. .llfr.- = y HpN 80. city
MAlloEASl ddVruettr aui hot bias:
%. noe. ON ~ SECOND moor. IL south
NNueGANG s-pi-rc Co!uniri bri-on,,,
'iii NliH l,d cross SIX np-s ulUttr,Hs.
NI.A u.-' "''"4 Springs. a. good az new
rH" White enamel Sgudr. roA. bod Min
- rings In."' hone Madison i25s
EEFiyGEIINToE Tor sale. automatic
+'t"atid. ,"mbir"d with water cUuicr.
~ .'.,nyi uhnu rs good as new.
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CORSET FILTER

wanted ON" with experience dcsi-oI;
hhSrrn'ahent position Apu!y 20 supcrlnl,m.
J. -. MOsnY X co
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IIcIp-Aialc or Female

HELL WANTED funhc Employment;
ltGr"au Room ,. c.ty IInll
WANTED. co;O-cd man or wo,,sr 20,
"a!icF ~ virginia Beach cottage. Good
t,nfE =" right party. = IL" care Times
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PEYTON r. TURNER,
Hotel Richmond,
Richmond, Va.

hAiOkkES wHn'el. C"loreh lahorcrs:
American Glass Works. Hospital and MIL
Strcrls. Ki.hmonh, "a.
LEARN ncCoun:ancy. The high,s, pa!I
profession In tn" World Fer uforr:l,-
lion, address q as. care Times Dispa tch.
MAN-Want"d. fi.st-class soda AID front
knI man; r MAN no .HlYSGSTnNgn I" riGh;
st. care Times Dsnatch.
sIOr aid think how :ilany hundreds of
ada
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business Services Offcred rs

ATinlEf', t9 so cIotn-lnsd mela, weather
about "; Montague Manufaeturius ~ Con- NJ
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Jrwcir, and Watches


hlAMoNp ensAgsm,nt rings !-s.0o up.
A"E.sa iitcss. 6Z3 Vest Nr"td street,
buy. sell or "1cnancs or .cInaun' or
OLD Eu.d TO SCI. exchange. bring II
20 ! o. Allen 4 Co.. jewellers. Four;.en;n
"rI lin Styr"tS.
D1%'r WEAR your diamonds n unat trac-
Jewellers. tl- EAST Main street. uar:y tho
i"rGt 81 a1E suust ,omulrtv Stock at uf,t.-
nuHH. white No'J aud fancy. now style dih-
uHuh u."uutluEs IN he City. w puy soil
.st.St siNls>. GA gold ANA oliver ALWAYS
PRICE quality. service. Ne save YOU
M@eyN IN ,,eNerE nHrSMapc Burton 5.
schh,A,ES .i;;..c"Iy,sg,i !. m.s .hipm.nt OF
Machinery ami Tools 81
MAGui%EEl-W Ouv and sell maehln.cy
ratrE igtI .iue ~ shaftIuS. hangers an
n4!."rs !anhiuond JunA and Ptpc COM
nsns ,n. Erg"r Ay"run. Eaniotnh 1913.
Wam'cd-'ro iIuy 60
fEA THEIRS Spot cash pniI tor feathers
amt antiques Madison t1oi.
f'..;E W"n'ga; i-'iraw"r letter aIe. Phon-
FuH%"ruhE Hest cash rrsccs paid Tor
tuTs. al. Issu.Oluh l:ls
TIH>iTuHE pianos hruschpid goods
bought, sold AMI "Nchau=rt. Andrrson's.
hinHi street az lsrst. Madison 1851
rs.ces ptil Madison 1905.
w! Buy deskr oT,ce furniture ana safes.
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HERE IS A REAL
OPPORTUNITY
For live, wide-awake men
who know the farm ma
chinery business, or who
are now in similar work,
but desire to change. We
want you to lock at the full
page ad on Page 124, Sat
urday Evening Post, July
18th, and read the adver-
tisement. We want deal
ers and statesmen to hlndle
this tractor in Virginia.
A 1lGrncc
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FINANCIAL
Business Opportunities

COAL COAI.l COAL, We nav ..ooI
.'!Hs mine IL: sac; reason 70. srl!.ns
uwh"FS not IN position To civ. prrson.,i
I.in.,,.ln " '.''SS ON'o IL Ho"d!s"T.
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4. HOUR service on Fords. Universal
Motor Co. 1912 West BROAD Street.
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FINANCIAL
business Opportunities
Money To Loan

PARTNER Wanted. PARTNER wnh auto
tor good. raging business Adde'S 4
81. ctrc Times - .spalch.
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Nthtii-it HEl.riNG.
BARGAIN PRICES

Enormous quantity hirh-gradc friction
sui!hrr h1!t!nE. Especially Gcslgncd Tor
igth- To l0-p!y; used but little and Tor
all HG"ciita! purposes as good as n.M
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touchdowns in the last period of play and taking a 35-yard pass to Tennessee's four-yard line in the closing minutes of the first half, the whistle preventing the ball from being carried over from the one-foot line.
 Vanderbilt outpayed the Tennessee team in three of the four quarters. Keep ing the ball in Tennessee territory for the full first half and redeeming lost ground in the last quarter for Tennes sees good offensive work in the third stanza. The volunteers played hard and were repeatedly penalized for roughing, holding and offside play, Nicholson being ordered out of the game in the third quarter.
 The Vanderbilt backs were unable to gain through the Tennessee line or around the Hanks. only in the open style could they push over the touch downs. Latham and Floyd were the only Vandy backs able to dent the Vol. forwards during the entire game, with exception of Hendricks great open field work in the last moments of play.
 Tn an early exchange of points Wander
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1 pilt gained steadily, due chiefly to Floyd's great returns, ranging from 10 to 30 yards. "Seotty Neil punted out of bounds on Tennessee's 14-yard line. The ball went over, and Floyd ran 9 yards before being nipped by Hatcher Floyd immediately ripped four off right tackle and Latham reeled 20 yards to the left for first down on Tennessee's 29-yard line. Nicely threw a pass to Pink Wade over the line 2S yards and the first touchdown was over. Latham kicked goal.
 Vic Campbell, former Mississippi A. and M. star, and Blair, former Alabama half, were doing good offensive work for the Vols this period. until Campbell was in- jured and retired in favor of Holt Joe Campbell, the Tennessee offensive star for the entire game, here started series of long runs and plungeS. which carried the ball to Vanderblt's 35-yard line on which point Baker intercepted Tor ward pass. Neil kincked only 9 yards, but Berryhil evened the play by return
 ing Hatchers trial for 9 yards to the Tennessee 45-yard line. Latham plunged off tackle for eight yards and Wade made first down with four more. Berryhill netted only one yard around end. but Nicely tossed a long pass to Hendricks for 20 yards gain, "Gink' being downed on the four-yard line. A penalty for holding netted two yards, and "Plnk Wade carried the ball to the one-foot line when the half was called and the big opportunity lost.
 For the opening of the last quarter the Commodores started the offensive work that swept the Tennessee team into defeat. Latham intercepted pass on his 5O-yard line. Nicholson was removed from the game for roughing and the Vols were penalized 90 yards. Nicely tossed pass 9 yards to Hendricks, who crossed the goal line on nice run.
 Hendricks broke Tennesses's last at- tempt to rally by intercepting Tennes- see pass and racing f5 yards past the entire team for the final touchdown of the game Neil kicking goal.
 The lineup follows:
 Vanderbilt, Neil, left end; Buckner, left tackle; Hendricks, left guard; Hill. cen CT; Bailey. right guard; McCyllough Holmes, right tackle; Baker. right end Nicely, right halfback; Floyd. left half: Wade. fullback; Latham. quarterback.
 Tennessee. Jaynes left end; Sloan, lef- tackle; Robson, left guard; Bradford tackle: Robinson. left guard; Hatcher (captain), right tackle; Lane, right end R. Campbell, right halfback; V. Camp |
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-10-10
7eck Swan1ps the
 Dauidson ELeuen

Atlanta, October 9.--In fighting trim from their two early games. the Georgia Tech football team was turned loose on Davidson here today and ploughed it's way through for nine touchdowns, which with a field goal made the total score St to o.
 The weather was little warm for foot ball, but the North Carolinians fought grifnly, and held down the score in the hnal period when Tech subs were put in. Davidson was badly crippled by five reg ulars beng unavle to play, and Right End Miley hurt his shoulder during the game and had to retire. Davidson made only four first downs and never threat ened while the Tech back field, aided by better work than usual from it's line, was able to gain almost at will. Lineup: Davidson-B Briggs, left end; Hammett. left tackle; Romefeldt, leg guard; Brady, center: Lefar, right guard; $. M Davis, right tackle; Miley, right end; Douglas, quarterback; McFadden, left halfback; N. Shepard, right halfback Massey, rull- back.
 Georgia Tech-John Staton, left end; Fincher, left tackle; Lebey, left guard; Amis, center: Oscar Davis. right guard Albert Staton, right tackle; Ratterman, right end,~~ McDonough, quarterback; Flowers, left halfback; Marron, right halfback; Harlan, fullback.
 Score by periods: Davidson 0, 0, o, co. Georgia Tech ', &, 2S. 3-66.
 Summary: Georgia. Tech scoring: Touchdowns, McDonough, Harlan 2, Bar ron 4, Ratterman, Lebey. Field goal, Scar brough l out of two tries. Goals from touchdowns, F'incher , out of 5. Flowers out of 1, A. Staton 3 out of 3.
 Substitutions: Davidson, Irwin for Mley, Dansler for N. Shepard, Douglas for Briggs, G. Shepard for Douglas, N. Shepard for Dansler, Sizer for N. Shep- ard, Walker for McFadden, Carter for Hammett Summers for Romefeldt, Fields for Lefar, Hamer for S. M. Davis. Geor- gia Tech: Granger for-Ratterman, Ratter- man for Granger, Mckee for Fincher, Hunt for Flowers, J. Mcintyre for Rat terman, Giaver for Harlan, Oates for Barron, Johnson for Amis, Rushing for Hunt, Doyal for J. Mcintyre. Lyman for A. Staton, H. Mcintyre for Lebey, Scar brough for McDonough. Mayer for j.. Staton, Berry for O. Davis.
 Referee, Coles of Clemson. Umpire, Guy Stolenwerck of Johns Hopkins. Head 1inesman, A. StollenwerclS of Johns Hop- kins Periods, 15 minutes each.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-10-10
Pur pie Tigers :. Have Easy Time
 WithOpponents
By c. w. UNDEawooD

Sewanee, Tenn, October o. | Especial. .)-Smashing the line and circling the ends, with a forward pass now and then, Sewanee battered her way to a 54-to-0 victory over George town, of Kentucky, today on Undiscovered field and under a broiling sun.
 The entire Sewaree backfield had no difficulty in advancing the ball, and With the exception of the first quarter the Tiger line was adamant against the attacks of the Georgetown backs.
 In the first quarter, the Purple Tigers secured the ball on tumble and car red 1t to Georgetown's one-yard line, only to lose it on downs
 Thereafter the Tigers were seldom held. and all the play was in Georgetown ter ritory.
 Council scored the first touchdown at the opening of the second quarter
 Captain Coughlan added another after Harper had returned a Georgetown punt p yards to the l5-yard line. In the third quarter, three more touchdownS were made, Coughlan accounting for two andl Smith, substituting at fulback making the third. Three more touchdowns were made in the fourth quarter. smith, liar per and Lindawood carrying the balL across the line.
 Harper kicked six goals out of eigsst attempts. The snowing of the Tigers was 100 per cent better than las week in all departments of the game. 'fs
 Captain Coughian pulled off number of good gains around the ends while K Council at tullbacls. went through the line with the force of a pile driven Harper showed good form in returning puuts, bringing the ball Q yards at one time. His forward passing was also good. he and Miller negotiating one pass for 30 yards. SAidmore, at tackle. played a iamup game, as did ElaG cn the other side of the line
 The lineup follows
 Sewanee: Conway right end; Stidnora right tackle: Satterlee rioht guard: St- vers. center: Stoney. let guard: Elan. left tackle; H. Council left end: lTarner. quarter: Coughlaps right haf: Payne left half; K. Council fuilbac<
 Georgetown: Porter. r'~h' en1: w. F. Jones, right tackle: Tunnel rigit guard: Stevenson. center Roster left guard: J. E. Jones. lef' tGnkle: Forwood left end; Cloar auarterbac'- Dean. right half: Adams. left half: Blakewelf, full- back
 Substitutes Fc~ Sev.sneo. Litton for Satterlee. Oakes for Fl. Council Miller for Conway, Cook for Harper, Linda wood for Coushlan. McCrory for Payne. Smith for K Council. Long for Smith. For Georgetown. Pollard for Adams, TrUnnell for Rosca
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-10-10
BANK RUN INVERTED
Old Spartanburg Bank Has Narrow
 Escape From Closing ,
By Assocla.


 Spartanburg, s. C.. October 9-Follow-z ing statement by the state bank exL- aminer that the bank was absolutely sol vent, a run which started on the Bank of Spartanburg yesterday was halted to- [ day and the bank did business as usual The bank examiners statement said he had requested the resignation of John R.- Cannon as vice president and member Of the board of directors and that the resie-c 7 nation has been accepted by the other df- < rectors.
 committe representing all the othef banks of the city declared that, after full examination of the banks affairs, thers-- was no danger to deposit for further cred-E itors. The bank is one of the oices. n the city and has total revenues of more than S3 0O0 oOO .e
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CENTER RUNS WILD
 OVER THE BULLDOGS

Danyilic, Ky, October 9-(Spe- eiaL)-Centcr Colleges cbampiOn- ship football eleven fairly romped on the Howard College Bulldogs of Bir- minGham here today, sailing through to 20-to-O victory over the smaller team.
 The Bulldogs were outweighcd many pounds. and although their backs fairly tore at the Center line. were unable to gain at all. On the other hand. superior weight. ex- perience and skill enabled the Gen. terisfs to score almost at will.
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HENNESSY INJURED
With Victory Won, He Is Thrown
 From Horse In Polo Game
By Associated Press

Louisville, October 9.--With the victory won and only few minutes to play, Lieut. Col. F. B. C'Spike) Hennessy, Camp Jackson, South Carolina. was thrown from his pony and dragged across the field late this afternoon dur ing a polo game with the Camp Knox team. The officers head struck the side boards of the field and he was rendered unconscious. Physicians said his inju- ries are serious, but whether the skull was fractured had not been ascertained.
 Colonel dennesy's home is in St. Louis
 The JacSson team won, F to O, and cinched the pool championship of the Fifth army corps area.
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bell, left half; Blair. fullback Evans, quarterback.
 Substitution: For Vanderbilt, Heller for Buckner, Moss for Bailey Nixon for Neeiy, Berryhill for Floyd, Kuhn for Latham, Thomas for wade. For Tennes- see. Doak for Sloan, Hurley for Doak Holt for V. Campbell, Smith for Blair Deitzen for Evans, Nicholson for Lane.
 Touchdowns, Wade, Hendricks ?.
 Goal after touchdowns, Latham, Neil
 Referee, Finley (Virginia).
 Umpire, Stret (Auburn)
 Head Linesman Fisher (PennSYIYanial
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QUARANTINE ORDERED
State of Florida Quarantined Against
 Freight From Pensacola

Jacksonville, Fla, October 9.-The Flor ida state board of health in session here today, ordered a rigid quarantine agalns, shipment of all freight from Pensacola unless it comes from rat-proof ware houses.
 The action was taken following the re- ceipt of authorization from the United States public health service, and was or dered to prevent any possible spread of bubonic plague from Pensacola to other points.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-10-10
PRESSMEN END MEET
Took President Berry From Monday
 to Thursday to Finish Speech
By Associated Press

Knoxville, Tenn, October o.--'rhe twenty eighth convention of the International iressmen and Assistants Union of North America adjourned today at the Pressmen' g nome to meet again in June, 1929.
 Huch was done behalf of the trade union movement by the more than three hundred delegates attending from all parts or the United States and Canada.
 President George l.. Berry began his speech in defense of his policies Monday afternoon He did not finish until Thurs day. The climax of the convention came that night when resolution indorsng the present administration was passed with but one dissenting voice. The convention ap- proved the political policy of the American Federation of Labor. but refused to in dorse Governor Cox for the presidency.