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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-31
LOS PRECIoS DE AzUCAR EN-
LONDRES

Un cablegrama de Londres trae una
lista de los precios revisados del azu
car los cuales fueron puestos en- vi
gor ell dia tres de noviembre. Los
aztcares de cubos en- panes Sc ven
den al por mayor a razon de 70 chilli
nes por quintal de 112 libras. Ponien-
do ell equivalente del chelin en- "a cen
tavos, vienen ser SIPS por las 112
hbras.
Los cristales, el terror, el molido y
ell granulado, asi como ell cristalizado
de tienda de las Antillas, los cristales
amarillos Y ell azncar blanco, Sc ven
den al por mayor a sesentiseis chelines,
Y al por menor, a ocho peniques. sea
16 centavos la libra. Los cristales par
dos y crudos de cana. los azilcares
himedos moscabados, Sc venden al por
mayor a So chelines y tres peniques y
al por menor, 1874, Is IL centavos
la libra.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-31
DESDE SAN GERMAN

Deseando complacer al publico acer
ca de una information que aparecio en-
FL Inparcial' que trataba de Ia es-
cuela de Antonia Martinez nos per-
sonamos Ell la oficina de don JOAQUIN
Cordova ,empleado del negociado del
Interior y encargado de dicha obra, y
la pregunta ''GQue hay de este asun-
to? nos contesto muy aten+o, como en-
otras ocasiones 10 ha hecho, cada vez
que hemos soliCitado alguna informa-
cion para la prensa
Nos dice: "Por indication del Ar
quited:o del I'epartamento ent'reme
del articulo, sunque en- Ell fondo essen
cia NADIA dice, pues Segiin mi opinion,
hay en- la trama dos entidades ell que
contribuyo a dar los informes, "Ka-
toko", que frmo
''Deseo manifestarles que dicha obra
estuvo a subasta piblica por varios
dias, y tan suave era, tanta cantidad
Sc presupuso que nadie Sc hizo car
go del muerto. y que al no salir en-
San German esos que armonizan, que
velan por los intereses locales, que Sc
ocupan de la casa vecina desatendien
do Ia suya, ell Departamento del Inte-
rior ordeno que Sc hiciese por admi.
nistracion puss la Junta EscOlar nece-
sitaba ese edifcio.
mi oticina esta alberta Ell la ca
lie de Ramas'', contigua al correo
y yo estoy dispuesto a dar "Kata-
to" = la persona personas intsre-
sadas. todos los informes relacionados
con Ell asunto de "Antonia Martinez ;
Espero, pues que algun interess-
do solicite informes, para decir GQue
hay Ell este asunto?
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-31

Segdn nos informan personas nega
das de Mayaguez, la casa Sanchez
Morales y Co.. ha regalado 80 fono-
grafos con ell fin de que sean enviados
a las escuelas rurales de aquel distri
to. Esto significa un gran ejemplo y
una provechosa idea, pues sabemos que
en- los campos los ninos no tienen min
guna clase de distraction, por DIR ell
fonografo, Sc aplicarian mas assist
tirian con mas regularidad las classes.
Sin reservas aplaudimos tan patrio-
tico proceder de los sefores Sanchez
Morales y COY, creemos que tan
brillante proposito sea secundado en-
esta ciudad.
Ell CORRESPoNSAL.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-31
CUESTIoNES OBRERAS

Santiago Iglesias, con una comision
integrada por los lideres del movimien-
to obrero. saldra ell viaje de propa gan
da, segln informes visitara Hormi-
gueros Lajas, Cabo Roio. Acui Ell San
German celebrara I'm mass -mitin.
Celebrose un mitin obrero frente a
la casa Acadia hablando Luis Perez Y
Jose r. Quihones Estuvo muy concu-
rrido.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-31
Ey f7XER
h..sL<.~L,AA A@&

F1lt1 Dc vigor, percza, anem.a dccai.
mieuto son los resuiiados dr slngre I'M
para I'd. uecesira inmedatamrnte M to
n!co fucrt, edcal que de a ,u cucrpo
sangre pura y roIa. II Edriy d. Lcoad,d,
fdro Ia S0rgyc hari sangre pura ic da
"a yGor y amino. Su accion cfectiva
eXpulsa dc su sistcma todas las materias
vcncnosas y devuelye nueva vida a su
cucrpo. 81 I'd no ha tornado Elixir
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-31
Ell TEATRO SOL

Don J. " ouifones nos proporciono
el programa para Ia semana proxima:
Ell microbes, Amor Y Fango" en-
cinco parties, por Stuart Holmes una
comica; ell jueves, "Maciste", "Te-
iiendo la Trama'', La Puerta de la
Muerte' I'm drama EN- dos reels; Ell
sabado, Entire dos Fuegos,'' EN- cin
co parties, por Dustin Farnum y una
comica.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-31
Los CHINOS EN- CUBA
(De nuestro Corresponsal en- la Habana

(De nuestro Corresponsal EN- la Habana)
La colonia china de Cuba. es mas
numeroSa que la de los Estados Uni.
dos Desde la soberania espaiiola los
chinos han abundado ell este pals. Los
chinos fueron traidos con ell propositc
de trabajar en- la agricultural y en- las
industrias. Despues que Cuba logro Ia
hbertad, los chinos buscaron un radio
mas amplio para desarrollar sus acti
vidades.
Ell asiatico Sc caracteriza por su Ia
boriosidad, honradez y economia En-
las r2laciones sociales son corteses y
simpaticos.
En- silencio, pero con la fuerza AFRO
lladora de un torrente impetuoso. los
asiaticos residences en- Cuba nevan a
csbo una intensa campana de boy
cott'' contra los productos de proce-
dencia iaponesa. Els una campana d.
rigida con notabilisimo entusiasmo y
una constancis que hace pensar en- un
gran exito.
Los chinos tienen sus doctores y sus
establecimientos propios ALI venden
las medicinas vegetables, que, como es
sabido, es la base autentica de la far
macopea.
ARTURO MORALES.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-31

En- la carretera central, el automo
vii de A Bustamante, guisdo por el
mismo, choco con un coche de don Fe-
lix Castro. Como consecuencia, rasuto
ell coche totalmente destrozado. ell
automovil con algunos desperfectos de
poca importancia. Investigate ell asrln-
to, Sc ha llegado- la conclusion de
que no hubo culpa
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-31
DESDE PONCE
DICIEMBRE 20

En- la madrugada de hoy Sc desarro-
llo un incendio en- ell poblado de la
Playa, que cause la alarma consiguien-
te. Ell Quartet de la Policia nos sunni
nistra Ia siguiente information:
En- la madrugada de hoy, como a
las tres, en- la calle Virtud, del pobla-
do de la Playa. en- la casa comercial
de "Gracia Co. S. en- CO., Sc decla
70 un incendio en- la planta, que pudo
ser ser localizado por los bomberos de
aquel poblado.
El sargento Ramon Rentas, de ser
vicio en- La Playa, en- union de los guar
dias Pedro Diaz Vale Evangelista
Medina, dio principle a las pesquisas
encontrando ell ell plafon de la casa va
rios sscos impregnados con gas.
lei Fiscal del Distrito acompafado
del sargen+o Domingo Beniamino. sa-
lilo para Ell sitio del suceso, ordenan-
do ell arresto de E'euterio Garcia, y
senalandole una fanza de mil dolares
lei cafetin estaba asegurado en-
81, 500 en- 1.-THE Palatin Insurance Co ;,
de Londres, La casa es de do1a Con.
cepcion Molina de Lugo, residente en-
la calle de Salvador Brau, de San Juan
La eXistencia del cafetin estan valo
radas en- $500, habiendo alcanzado las
perdidaS a S25
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-31
MoVTMIENTC EScoLAR

Para recibir ell nuevo ano Sc ofre-
ce el siguiente cambio de profesores:
la sehorita A Quiiones Irizarry, Car
mits Porrata, Eufemia Barea Edel-
mira Guzman, iran la "Antonia Mar
tinez"; Ana Quifiones Isabel Porra-
ia iran al ''Teatro Viejo" " la sefo-
ra Carmen G. Mejias ira al local del
centro espiritista.
Durante la semana pasada, don Au-
relic Garcia Yanguas, comisionado de
instruction, visito las escuelas rurales
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-31
iOJO!

Sc VENDE BARATO todo el Mobi
,iario del RESTAURANT COLO.
NAL. Aproveche In oportunidad
antes que le copen. Dirijase la Srta
Julia Reyes, San Francisco 81. Ad.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-31
DE LEONARD

para 10 SdHgrc, compre una botelia inme-
diatamene. Este excc!entc purlhcaIor es
cdcaz en- casos dc reuratismo, gotta, ca
tarro, ulceras, escroiula'. Stills todas las
demas enicrmedadcs de Ia sangrc. II
Ehriy d. Leonard para Ia Sangye cs un
rcstaurador poderoso, fortltca los organos
CieestiyoS. q ccrebro y sistena nervoso y
rcgulariza el funcionamiento de los rno-
mes del hlgado Pruebe una botclla de
este magniico EG%W
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-31

Ell Fiscal ha ordenado ell arresto de
Juan Ruiz, a quien acusa de violacion
lie flo una fianza para permanecer en-
libertad provisional hasta que Sc cele-
bre ell juicio.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-31
DE VIAJE

salieron para San Juan, con obje-
to de asiStir a la Asamblea Conjun-
ia: Mr.. j u McGuirre, inspector de
Escuelas; J. M Zapata, syudante y
representative; Licdo. A. Garcia Yam
el professor A. E. Sepulveda, represen-
tante por la Association.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-31
JUNTA EXAMINADORA DE
FARMACIA
CoNVoCAToRIA DE
EXAMINES.

En- cumpimicnto de 10 diSpucS-
to por la Ley, en- la Scgumda quin
ccua del mes de cucro de mil no.
vccientoS vcinte, daran principle
los cXamcneS de Farmacia. en- 81
local que ocupa la .Iunta, calIe de
Allen no 3, Palacio Rojo. para
aquclloS que deSecn revalidar sus
tftuIos dc FarmacGuticoS Y para
los que. cstando debidamcnte ma
tricuIadoS, quieran eXaminarSe de
algtmas o de t0das las aSignatu
raN que comprendcn la carrera
Las solicitudeS Seran admitidaS
hasta eI dia ounce de cnero de
mil noyccientoS vemtc
Cualquier information que Sc
dcscare, podra obtenerSe del >enor
Tomas Vera Riera por escrito, o
perSOnalmente en- la Oficina.
Juan PLANELAS,
Sccrctario .Jumta EXaminado-
ra de Farmacia. San Juan, p r..
Diciembrc %. 1919. AdVt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-31
CONFERENCIA PUBLICA.

Sc celebro Ell la plaza por Luis T
Fajardo. Cuando ell conferencista esta
ba desarrollando ell tema a satisfaction
publica, varios mozalbetes lanzaron
bombas pestidentes. que terminaron de
una manera desagradable tan culta con
ferencia.
va hemos sentido ell efecto de es-
tos 'quimicos en- la iglesia, teatro
y demas sitios publicos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-31
NO1AS De RINCON

Hemos tenido el gusto de saludar
las distinguidas senoritas Sofia Y
Pepita Villanueva Georgina Ma
riani, asi como tambien a los jovenes
Ramon Font Jr., Teodoro Villanue-
va, Pedro R. Vargas, Eladio Seda Y
Floribal Acosta, talentosos estudian-
tes que han venido a pasar aqui va
caciOnes de Navidad.
Para Mayaguez Sc despidieron hoy
las belias Senoritas Catalina Vazquez
: Paquita Ciena, professors rurales
dc Punta Y Ensenada, respectiva-
mente, que van pasar las vaca
clones al lado de sus familias.
FL martes Sc constituyo aqui el tri
bunal de Anasco, resolviendo los Ca
SOS que habia pendientes.
FL nino Monserrate Melendez, que
cometi0 dos graves delitos, por es-
calamiento en- primero Y segundo
grades, fue sentenciado en- Aguadi-
LA a un ano de carcel Y cuatro meses,
reSpectivamente.
Ines Cruz fue sentenciado a dias
de carcel por alterar el orden.
IRIS
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-31
REPARACIoN DE GALES

Con permiso de Mefstofeles', pc
riodico local. informaremos que don
Alexandra Gregory, inspector de obras
Publicas, esta dirigiendo la reparacion
de la calle de "Esperanza cerca de
la estacion.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-31

La policia ha presentado denuncia
contra Carmelo Gonzalez. por infrac-
cion la ley de AUTOMOBILES, contra
Luis Moreno, por alterar ell orden pu-
blico.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-31

Mientras Sc celebraba anoche una
function en- el teatro "Delicias'', ell
nifio Angel Gomez tuvo la desgracia de
caerse del paraiso, recibiendo varias
contusiones
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-31

ss vende papel psriodiOo v1sJo {
6 200 Qu1ntAl.
DtriJa sus psdidos . EEL MUNnO'
Advt.
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PARQUE EN- LA PLAZUELA

Continlan progresando los trabaios
que Sc realizan per don j. Cordova,
empleado del Interior
Ell CORRESPONSAL.
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FRANCISCO SOTO GRAs

Particips su regreso de los Estados
Unidos. Advt.
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oJEDA.-sAN JOSE No. 6. TEL. s55.
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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-10-26

Oklahoma Surprises All
Gridiron Fans By Playing \
Nebraska to a Z to z Tie

Open Game of Sooners Bewilders Sornhuskers Who
Spend Too Much Time Watching What the South
erners Are Going to Spring Next; Oklahoma Coach
Claims Game Is Victory.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-10-26
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Might fights decisions.
writes book.
New law makes Maine dryer than Impossible drink
than that
Frost makes it late talk about the league of nations The
farmers mufs
Food pohteers licked hold until the first
snow balls is harvested.
Yggs who wipe payro liable put cmp college
foot ball teams.
Tony Biddle and Gutzon Bosm bu ing monaire boxing
club to put boxing within earshot of the work m
Willie Hoppe is one boy wonder who holds his age we'll
The modern ball
game has changed mostly in the style of hair
Having COPIED the Pat Moran
winter About December the Cincinnati will
Put monkey glands pianoa
she will be able to beat PaderewisN with her feet
About time for Jeanette fighting His straight
Scientists have been sessonfour being to de-
eide whether Little Joe is point only a number
Yale graduate coaches beginning
Haven Busy whipping the shape for whipping gadu-
coach He's
you're reaching for a Ford mandrake. '
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-10-26
BY FRANCIS OUIMET.

When one looks back some IS
years ago and notes the rapid
changes in golf in this country one
is usually impressed with the great
increase in numbers playing and the
splendid improvement in play. In
the latter instance this improvement
is not confined entirely to our crack
golfers but is most noticeable with
the mass of players on every links.
In fact, it is this latter class which
produces the former. But other
points than increased popularity
and improved skill usually are ovct
looked.
To my mind golf, more than any
other game Americans have taken
up and become proficient in, is by
far the best outdoor game for youth
to learn. This is because it the one
game that a man can follow through
life without overtaxing his strength
and physical powers. Now there Is
no other game | can think ~ wl''cf
quite does this( tennis. perhaps, but
, tennis is rarely played by men past
m;ddle-life, whereas golf is rather
common pastime for fathers and
even grandfathers, who find in it an
ideal recreation for the late years
we all hope to enjoy.
Perhaps | am wrong in this con-
clusion but it does seem to me that
no other game can match golf in
this respect and that no other game
can give one quite the enjoyment
and healthful outdoor exercise all
through life that this ancient pas
time of the Scots contains in its re-
quirements. And as we consider
these features it does seem that our
schools and colleges would do a
remarkably fine piece of work if
they devoted more attention to a
sport like golf than to-. other
branches of athletics.
Track Man Prefers Golf.
One seeks examples to prove his
point and l often find them to sup
port this contention in so far as it
applies to college sports. Every
now and then. indeed quite often, l
will meet a former college athletic
star, man who has been wonder
fully proficient at foot ball or track
or base ball, who tells me he regrets
he did not give more attention to
games like golf and tennis when i'll
college cts fine to be on the eleven
or the nine or to be the champion
hurdlcr OF sprnter when in college"
they tell me, but when you buckle
down to life as it is you miss pile
of good fun and sport by not being
good at some game that is popular
The other day | met new golf
tug-one of the greatest Jumpers
track athletics ever knew. DO yo,!
know he" he said, I'D give any
thing if l had spent the time / gave
to learning how to jump to learn
ing golf. l have competed-in track
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-10-26
IOuimet Claims Golf Best
of All American Sports
Sanest Game for Men of All Ages-Gives Spice of
Competition Regardless of Age, Weight, Physi-
cal Proportions or Previous Condition-Cites
College Stars Who Regret Time Lost.

games for number Of years; I'm
far too old for that, but if ! could
only play golf well right now Id be
happy" !.
From all / can learn rom men Of
this type-I mean by that the athle-
tic type, the fellows who have been
clean sports and played the game
well-they miss the zest Of COM
petition and the exhilaration of
being outdoors. matching their skill
and wits against other men more
than those of us who never were
stars in athletics. They miss the
game more than they care to tell.
1t may be that the "old grad" comes
back to see the varsity, not because
of his college spirit, but because II
carries him back to the days when
he was ''in the game"
About 10 years ago. Princeton
had crack base ball pitcher. Base
ball is big game at the institutions
AVID that particular pitcher was one
Of tho best. A New York repor.er
who knew hir,. once wrote that this
fellow wanted to pay golf but tina
lie Just had to pitch because the col
lege thought he ought to.
Sanest American Sport.
As it was he missed perfecting
himself in game he loved and as a
result he has never hit any high
spots in golf. He had everything 10
make a star golfer but his sport
days were limited to his four col
lege years. He had been out OF col.
lege some eight or nine years and
has not followed any game. Here IS
one OF many cases where Z fellow
sacrifice a life time of sport and
healthful exercise for few years
of college glory. This may be all
well and fine, but facts speak pretty
plainly to the contrary.
What handicaps the average ath-
lete is the fact that nearly all of his
time is taken up with practice and
games during the years which he
could learn to play corking good
game of golf If the, athlete doesn't
play game we'll ee loses his inter
est in it. Hence there are few
vastly stars VINO every get IdI III
golf.
All this talk about physical fitness
is a fine thing but it will only be
brought about by the spice of COM
petition and golf gives that spice to
its devotees, regardless of age,
physical proportions or previous
condition. It's grand old game, full
of enjoyment for all, and about the
sanest sport for men of every age
that America ever ran across. That
is the most impressive point about
it, the one that is outstanding above
all others, as l look back over the
past Is years of American golf.
Copyright, 1919. Sol Metzgero
(From The Metzger Newspaper
Service. Union College, Science
| tady, N. "
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-10-26
Northwestern Ragged Work
Costly and CHICAGO Wins

Chicago, Oct. 25.-Chicago estab-
lished itself in the Western confer
ence championship race by burying
the crippled Northwestern team un-
der Al to 0 score. The game drew
$4,000 spectators.
The Northwestern eleven, weak
ened through the loss of players in
Jured in the game with Wisconsin a
week ago, was outclassed and did
not threaten to score until near the
close of the game. The fumblng
and ragged team work of North
western was costly. ....
Graham, the Chicago quarterback,
played spectacular game, scoring
a field goal and a touchdown.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-10-26
Amateur Foot Ball Teams
Nav Form Local Association
Manager Lynch, of Nonpareils, Suggests Organization
Similar to Base Ball Body, Leading Team to Play
Elevens From Other Cities at Close of Season.

cessful, as the out-of-town teams dc
not care to play here.
If Omaha was in the Northwest
association the local followers OF
the grid sport would no doubt see
some lively tussles. If present plan.
are successful local followers will III
the near future see the Marine Ath,
letic club of Minneapolis in action
here with the Nonpareils, according
to Manager Lynch. !.
1t has been said that an amateur
foot ball association could not be
launched here, as it would not be
paying proposition. This was also
the case when it was at first sug.
gested that an amateur base ball as.
ISOLATION would not be a success,
until the Omaha Amateur Base Ball
association was formed in 1914 by .
committee of newspaper Sport
writer's. The amateur base ball as.
ISOLATION has been in the field ever
since. and, although the first year il
Had hard shedding, it gradually be-
came stronger, and the season just
closed has been one of the greatest
in the history OF amateur base ball
This will also be true if an amateur
foot ball association is formed.
Open Season Today.
The Nonpareils, city and all-statc
champions for the past three years,
will inaugurate their 1919 season at
Rourke park this afternoon at 3 BY
clashing with the Fontenelles. "A
lively tussle is looked for, as both
teams are evenly matched and CON;
siderable rivalry exists between
them. Both elevens are in the bes,
OF shape and are composed of star
PLAYERS.
The Nonpareils were scheduled te
meet the Fort Omaha soldier eleves
today, but the game was cancelled
by the Fort Omaha management on
account Of the players not being in
condition. However, the soldiers
will meet the Nonpareils next Sum
day afternoon at Rourke park.
Any amateur foot ball team al
ready organized or who expect to
organize in the near future are urged
to send in their names to the writer
care of The Bee office, or to phone
Harvey 2l07. Also all local teams
Ill favor of forming an association
are requested by the writer to send
IN their. names to The Bee sports
department.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-10-26
BY WILLIAM o. BLOZIES.

Interest in amateur foot ball, for
some unknown reason, this year is
lacking, and with the season already
we'll on its way, only few teams
have made their appearance on the
gridlron.
There is plenty of good foot ball
material in Omaha and nearby
towns for Is or more teams. ANA
teur foot ball can no doubt be Or
ganized on the same basis as anna
teur base ball, if the right kind Of
backing is forthcoming and interest
is taken.
Omaha has a number of clubs
for instance, the Omaha Athletic,
Commercial and Rotary clubs,
which should take an active part in
this branch Of athletics. By having
crack foot ball teams representing
these organizations, amateur foot
ball would be put on the map in
Omaha, and the winners of the city
could meet with the eastern and
western amateur teams in series
of games for the national title.
Associations Formed.
In practically every big city in
the country foot ball associations,
the same as amateur base ball asso-
Citations, are formed and a series OF
games are played between the local
teams for the city championship and
then the winners arrange game
or series of games for the supreme
honors of the country.
Minneapolis, ST. Paul, Duluth,
Des Moines, Kansas City and sew
eral other cities are represented in
what is called the Northwest Anna
teur Foot Ball association. Omaha,
according to word received recently
by Phil Lynch, manager Of the Non
pareil foot ball team of this city, has
chance to join this body.
Manager Lynch announced yes
terday that he is working hard on
plan to form local association
and have Omaha enter the North
west association. ut would be the
only way amateur foot ball i'll
Omaha could be made a success,
according to Lynch and number
of well-known foot ball followers.
So let's get busy, amateur foot
ball players and supporters. and
form local association and put
Omaha in the same class as the
other cities.
Arranging Games Here.
Manager Lynch also announced
that he has been trying hard to ar
range schedule with Nebraska and
Iowa towns for games to be played
here, but thus far has been unsuc.