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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-05-14
Las fiIpinaS Y IA uga dc las AaCiOnS

! de todos. >Aquellos paises nunca
han tenido ninguna experiencia'
en- el ejercicio del gobiernO pro
pio. Las Filipinas han estado
seis ahos gobernandose. Nuestro
experimento hecho en- el gobierno
propio ha sido proclamado como
un gran eXito pOr yuestros pro-
pios representatives. Nosotros no
estais Obligados en- NADIA para con
aquellos paises; pero vosotros es-
tuyisteis Y estais obligados en-
mucho con las Islas Filipinas.
Ell pueblo filipino patrocina la
Liga de Naciones, no porquc ten
ga temores de que su independent
dencia pueda ser pronto CONVEX
tida en- III vasallajc pOr otra ma
! ci0n-y este serla prevenido por
Ell estabiecimiento de la Liga-
sino porque el cree que la causa
de la humanidad y de la civiliza-
ci0n sera mejor seryida con la
fnndaci6n de una agencia inter
nacionaI que mida con jushcia
los actos de las naciones crimina-
les G imperialistas Y de acceso al
libre v desmaranado desarrollo
de los pequelos pucblos cumpli-
dorcs de la ley. Los veinte aiios
dc trtelajc americana sobre las
Filipinas, han inculcado en- la
mcntc del pueblo los mas eleva-
dos idcalcs de paz, demOcracia y
gobicrno propio. El pueblo filipi-
no ha aprendido 10 que dejan el
militarismo V los armamcntOs.
En- yez de un gran ejtrcito de sol
dados, que siempre ha sido una
amenaza para la seguridad del
i'gobierno v cl pueblo entire 81, cl
pueblo filipino ha creado un gran
eiGrcito dc profcsoreS. mtdicos y
enfelmcras. para combatir la lg
nOraucia los padccimient0s del
pueblo.
Esta politica tan felizmentc
inaugul'ada por los primcros adj
rninistradorrS americanos, es un
Gxito immense. FL pueblo filipino
no desea otra cosa que continuar
su desalrollo baio el gobicrno de
una repIbiica independents. FL
favorece la Liga de Naciones, por
que Ia Iiga dc Nacioncs promote
al mundo que continne su paclf-
co dcSarrollo econ0mico V pOliti-
| co, sin tpner que recurrir a los
medios dcsastrosos Y costosos de
la guerra.
Pero hay otras razoncs por las
que cl pueblo filipino no puede
sin0 yer con cntusiaSmO ell CSta-
blccimicnto de la Liga de Nacio-
ncs. EXisten ciertas estipulacio-
nes en- la Liga de Nacicnes que
va han sido aplicadas con exitO
en- las Filipinas. Permitascnos de-
cir. para gloria de America, que
ella fuc la primcra naci0n cn apli-
car las teorias de tutelaje ell el
tratamientO de una colOnia; que
ella ha gObcrnado las Filipinas
como un tutor desinteresadO de la
civilization, para la liberacion del
pueblo filipino, no para SUI explo-
taci0n que esas eran sus unicas
miras. El Prcsidcnte Mckinley
solemnemcntc anuncio que AmG-
rica estaba en- Filipinas ''por al
tos dcberes, en- interes de sus ha-
bitantcs Y porla humanidad y la
civilization Este fuG el mismo
ideal que gui6 al PrcSidcnte Will
son en- su politica con las Filipi-
nas-que cl pueblo americana, Co
piando sus propias frascs, no cs
mi siquiera 'socio de los .iilipi-
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Has suplicando un armisticio, ell
Archipelago cntero, sc lleno del
regocijo y el consuelo universal.
Por clio es que los ideales que
han triunfado Ell esta guerra, son
realmente los ideales del pueblo
filipino, grabados extensamente
ell el mapa del mundo.
Los principles de yuestra De
claraci0n de Independence, que
estipulan que los gobiernos de-
ben derivar su justo podel del
consentimiento de sus gobcrna-
dos, fueron reafirmados con cl ST,
criticio de vidas de siete millones
de almas. Determination propia
Y consentimicnto del gobernaio,
Estos fueron los mismcs idealcs
que sicmpre han guiado las aspl-
racioncs politieas del pueblo fill
pino. desdc cl dla en- cue ell Al
mirante Dewey arrib6 a la bahia
de Manila. Determination propia
c0nsentimientO del gobernadG
fueron los mismos principles que
nOSOtrOS inyOcamOS cUandO eXigi-
mos scr oldos en- Paris, durante
cl tratado dc PaZ en- 1893, que
decide la suerte de las Filipinas !;
fucron ellos los miSmos. plinci-
pios que obligaron a los tilipinos
ayenturarsc en- una deSastrosa
v desigual guerra antes que some
terse incOndiciOnalmente la so
berania americana; fueron elloS
los mismos principles que noso-
tros invocamos cuando, venCid0s
en- guerra, tuvimos que apeiar al
esplritu dc iusticia Y perfccta
buena ft del pueblo americana; y
fueron elloS los mismos princi-
pios que triunfaron Ell los paSu
gcs dc Ia Ley Jones, que formal,
mente declaraban el prop0Sito dcl
pueblo de les EStados | nidoS de
reconocer la Independence de las
Filipinas tan pronto como un go.
bierno tiIme pudie}'a establecersc
eli elias.
El pueblo filipino no 2nrde,
.or. 10 tanto, sino mii9,l con inii-
nito resocijo Y gratiird Ia tcrni
nacion de Ia guerra; Y las bI.' Ian
tcs pcrspectiyas que haE pm' ci
establecinliento dc tpa !,iga de
Eaciones que Heyara q un formal
leconocirniento los pii'h.'pios e
ideales que han logrado tan dcci-
silva victoria. Al cnviar una mi
sion especial Il los Estalos nj
dos en- estos mOmeutos--E p!i-
nera en- su clase que ha sido Oil
cialmentG rcconocida por ell Go,
bierno American0s-el pueblo Ii
! lipino tuvo en- su mente ell gigan-
! tesco proposito del rcaiuste del
mundo.
Hoy, cuando los principles de
! justicia y honradez parecc que
estan seguros, el pueblo filipino
Sc asOcia al jdbilo de la humani-
dad, en- Ia expectativa confianza
de que 81 tamhien rccibirl su par
/ te en- los frutos del triunfo de Ia
Dem0cracia. { Como pOdriais yoso
! tfos. ciertamentc, dar vuestro re
conocimientO hi mcnoS vlestro
apoyo Y cooperation la indepen
dencia dc la Chcco SlOyakia. de
/ Polonia, de Ia Jugo- Slayia V de
mas nacionalidades, Y ncgaros a
hacer 10 propio con las Filipinas:
Yo no iutentare hacer compara-
clones entire las condolences dc
aqucllos paises Y las de las Fill
pinas, pero 81 pueden mencional-
Sc aIgunos hechos bien conocidos
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traOrdinario, han crea-
10 est0s muebles de WA
BASH que no tienen RI
val, porque suman a 10
elegante, 10 duradero y
10 practice.
ST quiere usted con-
vencerse de este, visite
la installation de CAM
TERO, FERNANDEZ
& Co., Inc, y encontra-
ra usted ell mejor mode
10 para mOntar su ofici-
ma de tai modO que ella
sea el primer factor de
su negOciO.
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una conquistada Gina.


--Mailana martes Sc reunir;.
la Directiva de la Colonia Espa-
nola con el fin de tratar 81 es po-
sible la celebration de un bale
con la famosa orquesta "Juven-
tud" de Mayagiiez que sali6 en-
excursion por la isla Y llegara
q esta ciudad.
Las autoridades recibieron
information de que en- SUI resi-
den de la calle Toa Baja, inten~
to poner fin a sus dias ingirien-
dose un veneno, cl individuo Fe-
liX Rivera. Ign6ranse los mott
yos que tuvo para Ilcgar a ese
extreme.
La Fiesta dc Graduation de
nuestros escolares sera este ailo
un acto naercccdor de cncornio y
aplauSos. Sc cstan hacienda los
prcparativos y va comenzaron a
circular las invitaciones.
Ell guitarrista mayaGiieza-
=: 4: !: !: !: !: !: 9 !: ; !:
no Francisco Quint1
cuentra de ten1
~ - y : s.
~ susqribase a EIs ,+-.rscIAL
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DELCO-LIGHT
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LOS CONIERCIANTES.

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COMODIDAD.
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la tienda la odcina dep6sio garage, tahona etc
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possible nevar ea qunaues de nm so otro
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competidores servran sns parroquianosI
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panta consume corcne (pcroeo un gallon de gas
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seisc centavos ror kioyntio la corriente producida
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SOUTHERN SCHEDULE
INCLUDES MANY BIG
BATTLES FOR TODAY
Greatest Interest Conferred
on Outcome of the Tech
Vandy Game-Others
on Tap

Atlanta, October 1.-THE first big
game Of the 1919 football season will
be played tomorrow, when Georgia
Tech, premier southern eleven for the
past three years, and Vanderbilt, which
held that title for many years meet on
Grant field here.
The Tech team admittedly is not as
powerful as the eleven of two years ago
that defeated the Commodores, 80 to
o, and earned the title of the Golden
Tornado" Vanderbilt is represented
this year by a much stronger machine
than for several years. Both have
shown up well in early games, but
betting generally gives Tech the odds.
Each team fought hard game a week
ago, and Tech claims to have about
four men, including Judy" Harlan, of
the backfield, and Pup" Phillips CEN
ter, still out, because of injuries. The
Commodores who arrived here this
morning for practice, have been ham
pered during the week by rain
The Vandy backs are expected to give
Techs line. possibly the weakest point
of the Heisman machine, a severe test
tomorrow, and results should indicate
what Tech will follow may expect a
week hence when that line tries to hold
the Pittsburg University rushes.
One football game played today at
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VANDY EXPECTS A
TERRIFIC BATTLE
WITH TECH ELEVEN
Commodores Have Been
Kept From Practice by
II Bad Weather-Tech
L: Formidable

Nashville, October 17.-(Specal DAN
McGugin's Commodore machine, two
dozen strong, left Nashville Thursday
night for the stronghold of the Golden
Tornado at Atlanta, expecting the hard
est game of the season. The Commo-
dores are trained SO far as training goes,
but they have been severely handicapped
during the week through the continued
session of rainy weather much of the
instruction work having been carried on
inside the gymnasium at Vanderbilt
although the Techites are claiming that
Pup Phillips. Judy Harlan and other
stars will be out of the game with in
Juries, and will be unable to throw in
their bulk, looking down the line of
Tech eligibles the Commodores have few
causes for smiles. Such huskies as Ferst,
Fincher, lie Bey, Amis and others, are
rot expected to bring any great amount
Of joy to the visitors from Nashville, and
their presence in the Tech squad war
rants formidable attack.
Taken somewhat aback by the 3-3
tie handed them by Tennessee last Satur-
day the Commodores have been working
at top speed to perfect their play so as to
overcome some of the weak spots which
developed in the first big game of
the season. The muddy field undoubt-
eddy held the Vandy warriors to a dead
lock, as the men of McGugin showed
signs of a terrific attack at the begin
ming of the last half, only to have their
trick plays spoiled by the several inches
of mud and water which covered most
Of the field, and consequently their eff
forts went for naught.
Although credited with having the
greatest assortment of trick plays of
any team in the south, the Commodores
will rely largely upon straight football
TO prove their worth against the Tor
nado. 1t is true that McGugin and the
wizard Fielding Yost, a brother-in-law
of McGugin, evolved a system of play at
the beginning of the season which was
calculated to throw panic into the OPP
position when put into play. but only
a relatively small percentage of this COM
plicated maze of dope has thus far been
worked out with the team. What few
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OF the plays of the trick variety which
are now in use, however are expected to
De OF material value to the Commodores
in the Saturday clash
The beauty about the Techites is that
they VIII have team which has re-
manned practically intact for the past
three years. while the Commodore ma
chine has been riddled by the gods of
war The memory of the famed "Rab-
bit Currey, who lost his life on the
French front while serving as an air
pilot, although having spent his last year
in football before entering the service,
calls to mind the brilliancy of the yandy
machine OF other days. when the team
remained together for years at a time
This year il is different. Although out
with formidable assortment of material
! 1t is team with but comparatively few
veterans, and the lack of practice op-
| portunity has been handicap to team
work since the season began
| But the Commodores have long been
noted for their fighting spirit, and it is
with this spirit that they are going
into the Tech battle.
| The weights are said to be about even,
although it is hard to estimate Just what
| the vaerage will be. Just before the bat
tie it is a wel-known trick of the grid
| to camouflage the weights to the lowest
feasible minimum, and for this reason
| IT is hard to estimate just what the
poundage will be.
| In Josh Cody and Tom Lipscomb, a pair
of all southern tackles. the Commodores
| have a pair of line aces" which COM
/ pare favorablv with the best in the south
| ALI Adams, Westgate, Zerfoss and Neill.
ends McGill, Goar Bailey, Buckner and
Holmes. guards; Early and Sharpe, CEN
ter Berryhill. Lockman, Wade and Rich
ardson, halfback; Latham and Sherman,
quarterback. and Hendrix at fullback
will constitute the majority of the team.
although some likely subs will accom-
pany these men.
| Regardless of the final outcome. Tech
will know she has been in a football
game by the time the Commodores have
adjourned to the dressing room at the
| end of the fray.
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' ANDY SAID To
OUTWEIGH TECH
FOOTBALL GAMES TO
BE PLAYED TODAY

Atlanta-Georgia Tech VS.. Wander
Bilt University.
Athens, Ga.-University of the
South VS.. University of Georgia.
Knoxville. Tenn.--University of
Tennessee VS.. mississippi A. & M.
College.
COlumbia-University of South
Carolina VS.. Davidson College.
Lexington, Va.-Washington & Lee
University VS.. Richmond College.
Chapel Hill, N. C.-University of
North Carolina VS.. Wake Forest Col
lege.
Mobile-spring Hill College VS..
Tulane University.
TuscaIOosa-Univer of Ala
bama VS.. Howard College.
Greenville, S. C.-Furman Univcr-
sity VS.. Presbyterian College of
South Carolina.
Charlottesville, Va.-Uniyersity OF
Virginia VS.. Virginia Military Instf-
tute.
Spartanburg, s. C.-The Citadel VS..
Wofford College.
Richmond. Va.-Randolph- Macon
College VS.. Hampden-SidneyC College.
Washington. ID. C.-Georgetnwn
University VS.. Virginia Polytechnic
Institute,
Ithaca, N. Y.-CornelI VS.. Colgate
Cambridge, Mass.-Harvard VS.,
Brown.
Philadelphia - Pennsylvania VS.,
SwartmOre.
Princeton. N. J.-Princeton VS.,
FOrdham.
West Point, N. Y.-Army VS., mime.
New Haven-Yale VS.. Boston Col
Iege.
Baton Rouge. La.-University of
Mississippi VS.. Louisiana State Uni
versity.
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Vanderbilt and Tech Tie Up Today

tracted wide attention in the south,
especially because of the wonderful
showing that Clemson college continues
to make. The Tigers, who held Geor-
gia Tech. to % to 0 a week ago, held
the strong Auburn eleven to Z to
0 game, and gave indications that the
team is one of the best that Clemson
has had in several years.
While interest in this part of the
south centers largely on the Wander
bilt game tomorrow, there hale dozen
others of more than early season sig
nificance. Vanderbilt's old rival, the
University of the South. takes on the
University of Georgia on the Georgia
campus in contest that promises to
be hard fought and evenly matched.
The University of South Carolina and
Davidson college elevens playing at
Columbia, will furnish another game
we'll worth the admission. In Vir-
Sinia a game of great interest will
be that at Charlottesville. between the
University and Virginia Military insti-
tute
At Baton Rouge. La, the University
of Mississippi and Louisiana State Uni
versity meet in what promises a good
football exhibition
Other games for tomorrow include:
At Knoxville: University of Tennes-
see VS. Mississippi A. & NJ.
At Lexington Washington and Lee
VS.. Richmond College.
At Chapel Hill: University of North
Carolina VS.. Wakeforest
At Mobile: Springhill college VS.. Tu-
lane.
AT Tuscaloosa: University of Alabama
VS.. Howard.
At Greenville. s. C.: Furman VS..
Presbyterian college
At Spartanburg: The Citadel VS.. wof-
ford.
At Rfchmo nd: Randolph Macon VS.
I1ampden Sidney.
At Washington: Virginia Polytechnic
Institute VS.. Georgetown
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SPOR
LOCAI-RY WIRE

him intently. And the next day. to
the surprise of the pugilistic frazer
nifty, he went around and bet some
thing like $4,000 on my chances for vic
tory. taking all the 4 to 1 Sullivan
money that showed at the time
Newells action puzzled the Pittsburg
people One of the sporting experts
of that era said to him:
John. how is 1t tuat you are bet
ting on Corbett when you've been a
Sullivan booster for 10 years?'
Because l saw Sullivan in that ex
hibition the other night, and because
noticed that his legs have gone back
on HIM. He's fighting now on the flat
of his feet-not on his toes. And when
fighter does that it means that his
legs have caved in under him, and that
he's whipped before he steps into the
ring"
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SEEKS PLAN TO
AID The WEAK
Mrs. Martin ALBION Says There Should
Be Way to Tell All Who Suffer
Ill Health of the Wonders of Sui
Ferro-Sol, the Great Body Builder.

So elated Mrs. Martin Albion of Do
than, Ala, over the results she derived from
Sul-Ferro-Sol, she asks if there isn't some
way to tell everybody whose health is bad
of the wonders of this great remedy
Mrs. Albon stated that she had suffered
a general breakdown in health for a long
time. She just sick all over, and no
remedy that she had previously tried seemed
to benefit her at all.
She said further: Before l had finished
taking the first bottle of Sul-Ferro-So1, my
appetite had improved. | was getting back
my color and was gaining in strength and
weight / now feel fine
The symptoms of Mrs. Albon apply to
thousands and many of these thousands are
daily reganing their strength just as this
lady did--through the of Sul-Ferro- Sol
ul-Ferro-Sol is offered a natural Iron
tonic of marked efficiency.
Interesting booklet Road to Health"
upon request The Sul-Ferro-Sol Co., Mont
gomery, Alabama. Desk A.
Sold by Rochester-H Hall Drug Co.. Ensley
the Darlington Pharmacy. Pratt City. and by
all druggists everywhere. Liberal bottles
for 81 .00.--Adv.
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M'GUGIN HAS NO
PRE-GAME ALIBIS

Coach Dan McGugin is offering no
pre-game alibis, but admits that he
has changed the personnel Of his team
somewhat. Holmes has been shifted
from guard to center, while Bailey
and Bucken, new men, are being
played at the guard positions.
Heisman will not uncork any of his
fancy stuff unless it is absolutely
necessary, for Pittsburg scouts will
occupy ringside seats in hopes of
pickins up something which their
team can use against the Jackets next
week. 1t is very probable that Tech
will employ line bucking tactics as far
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-10-18

Worry and overwork cause kidney
trouble, and women suffer equally with
men. Miss Sara Weston. Belvidere Ill,
writes: II could not stoop down and
when / was down / had to crawl up by
a chair. was so lame I suffered agony.
Now I feel like a new person, strong
and better in every way. My general
health is quite improved. ! heartily
recommend Foley Kidney Pills to all
suffering the way / did" They relieve
dizziness, puffiness under the eyes. sore
muscles and joints and rheumatic pains
when caused by. disordered kidneys
Eugene Jacobs Dug Store.
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outcome OF tomorrow s Classic.
= With rumors flying thick and fast
:, regarding the condition of several
(. Tech stars and with heavy field in
= prospect, the dope on the big battle
x is entirely shrouded in mystery to-
night Backers of the Commodore
eleven are asking tremendous odds
and getting them in most cases. The
:. majority of the wagers, however, are
made on a marginal basis, most
Vandy fans eonceding a Tech victory.
+ These same birds, though, are willing
~ Law even r,,one1- on Il Dointe
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Line-Ups Announced
by Two Rival Coaches

Nandy. Tech.
Holmes ............... Amis
Center.
bafiey ....-..... downing
Left Guard.
Right Guard.
Cody tCapt) ............... Webb
Left Tackle.
Lfpscomb Higgins
Right Tackle.
Adams ................ Ffncher
Left End.
ZerfoSs .............. station
Right End.
Latham .............. McDonough
Quarter.
Berryhfll ................. Flowers
Left Half.
tttchorOSon barron
Right Half.
hendricks ................. Gamer
Fulibaek
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The famous Leaning Tower of Pisa
is of pure white Carrara marble IL the
gothic style. Its departure from the per-
pendicular has been variously interpreted
but there is little doubt that it arises
from the softness of the soil on which
it stands and which has given way. Not
wthstanding its threatening appearance,
it has now stood for more than 600 years
without rent or decay
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HEISMAN TALKS ONLY
OF HIS MANY CRIPPLES

After talking to Coaches McGugin
and Heisman about their lineups to-
morrow. the writer is of the opinion
that Vandy has chance to surprise
the Golden Tornado. Coach Heisman
declared that Pup" Phillips, captain
of the team and star tackle, will not
get in the game at all, being out with
badly sprained arm The Teen
coach also stated emphatically that
Judy Harlan. his plunging fullback,
is suffering with a bad case of water
on the knee and may not even be in
shape to play against Pittsburg next
Saturday. shorty GULL, the Tech
quarterback, win also be missing from
the lineup, according to Heisman. The
reader may take this advance dope for
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LAJOIE WENT STALE

Larry I.ajoie was almost as great a
hittet at 40 as at any time in his
prime His eye was almost as good
his judgment of good and pad balis
,,st as splendid. and the muscular
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SPORTS
ny ron MrnAVIn
Georgia Metropolis All Agog
Over Crucial Battle Today
Golden Tornado Rules Favorite Despite Lament of Heis
man Over Crippes-McGugn Not Complaining.
Phillips Hanon and GULL May Not Participate
ny non McnAvIn
by BOB M,DAVID

Atlanta October Especial Here in the Georgia met
ropos windy city of the SOUTH the popuace is
all agog the impending grdron clash between Vandy
and Tech afternoon Hotel corridors restaurants
billiard halls and other habues of pgskn devotee
packed and damned with rabd bugs debating the probable