TUSCALOOSA PLAN
FOR BIG CROWDS
TUSCALOOSA, Ala., Nov. 9.—(Spe
cial Leased Wire.)—Tuscaloosa is
preparing for the largest crowd in
its history Saturday on account of the
Alabama-Kentucky football game,
Armistice Day celebration, and home
coming of former students at the
University of Alabama. The Ken
tucky football team will arrive here
early Saturday morning and will be
met at the Alabama Great Southern
depot by a large delegation. It was
announced at the university Friday
that the luncheon to be given the
alumnus at the Tutw'iler hall w’ould
be over half an hour before the ball
game starts, there having been some
misunderstanding about the hour.
The American Legion, disabled World
war veterans, all other veterans’ or
ganizations and Boy Scouts will pa
rade to the University Saturday
morning, headed by the University
band, where the exercises will occur.
The legion part of the program will
be brief and will consist of devotional
exercises and a short talk by Post
Commander Fred Maxwell.
PHILLIPS TO PVT
IN LAST PRACTICE
, Saturday Morning Marks
Final Workout For
Duval Game
—
The Phillips High school football
■ team will get a short workout Sat
| urday morning: at 9:30 o’clock as the
I finishing touch for the game with
I Duval High at Jacksonville Monday,
j The team loaves Sunday afternoon.
Cobches Stilwell and Bagley gave
their proteges a long light practice
Friday afternoon and will put on the
finishing touches this morning in a
one-hour practice. The Crimson and
White machine has been hard at it
all this week and has left no stone
unturned in their preparation for
what looks like the hardest game
that they have gone into in several
seasons.
