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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-03-19

PARIS, March 1s,--Ddwin S. Montagu,
British Secretary for India. has been
elected chairman OF the financial COM
mission of the Peace Conference The
duties OF this commission are to report
questions relating to currency, national
debts and other financial matters neces-
sary to be included in the peace terms.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-03-19

NEWPORT, r. l., March 1S.-Naval Of
ficers here said to-day that they had
been informed that Admiral William $.
Slns, who is to assume the Presidency
Of the Naval War College here on May
1. would arrive In New York, probably
on April 3. lie will return from Eng
land on the Mauretanta
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-03-19

COPENHAGEN, March 1S.-Esthonian
forces are again masters OF the situation
on the Pskov front, according to an
official statement issued by the Esthon-
ian army headquarters, which says the
Esthonians have launched a powerful
counter attack In that region. In heavy
fighting in the Petchori district, west OF
Pskov, Esthonian and Finnish troops
have captured a number of villages, tho
statement says.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-03-19
BUENoS AYREs PORT OPENS.
Shipping Agents Agree on Ma
tionalization to End Strike.
By the Associated Press.

BUENos AYREs. March 1S.-Transat-
lantic shipping agents have accepted the
Governments decree in Matchmaking the
port and announce that Transatlantic
steamships will be brought In from the
roads tomorrow for loading and I'M
loading. The woEIsmen have agreed to
resume work under the Governments
decree. and II Is hoped to bring about
normal conditions within a few days.
La Rdson announces that neither the
ship owners nor the worlSmen show any
disposition to assist the Government in
solving the port strike situation under
the naturalization decree.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-03-19
VEGETABLE DINNER

The American public cat too
few vegetables. Their salt and
bulk, or "roughage" as some
call it, are most valuable for
digestive troubles.
CHILDS Vegetable Dinners
are prepared for those who
would eat and grow thin" as
well as those who would "eat
and grow fat.
II too fat, cat carrots excellent
for constipation), onions lex
cellent for colds and skin dis
orders) and cabbage excellent
for the blood).
If too thin, cat potatoes (rich
in starch), string beans rich
in protein). beets (rich in
sugar. and turnips "a general
tonic).
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-03-19

Yssr shsies q sny Arss -
TIE sbsvs VEGETABLES do
kuisusiy eeeked and tempt
hsiy served IN ssaerou. por-
sseas eeastituses q xsGs-
sakls Dinnsr 81 CHnLDS.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-10

!os directories del desarrollo economi-
co de Russia, Jos que han creado indus
trias reorganizado las que va exis-
tian Y los que han eXtendidO las ms
tituciones de credito, gracias su
ciencia, su laboriosidad su espiritu
emprendedor muy superiores los
de los rusos Y los de todos los gran
des pueblos europeos.
Russia necesitara a los teutones pa
ra salir de la postracion en- que la
dejara la horrible crisis actual; los
necesitara tanto mas cuanto que los
bolshevistas, no contentos con despo-
jar a los capitalistas, han matado a
los mas de ellos muchos intelec-
tuales, clasificados Por Lenin y Trotz-
ky el odioso Dirichkin como ''bur
gueses", por no ser comunistas. No
sera possible feconstituir las indus
trias sin la coope racion germanica.
Y como Alemania a su vez necesi
ia Russia para proveerse de ciertas
primeras inaterias Y para volver a
colocar articuos elaborados, en- aquel
mercado grandisimo, habra entire las
dos naciones una collaboration econ6-
mica de la cual podra salir una inte-
ligencia po'itisa, preparada pOr la
.parte que los a'emanes tomen en- la
Suppression del bolshevismo. Elirnina-
da Austria Hungria como potencia,
nada impedira al GIGANTE RUSO
Y AL ATLETA PRUSIANO Co
mo di;o Mirabeau entenderse, y
los moveria a unirse su odio comun
Inglaterra. Esta al quitarle a Alema-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-10
Sc ESTABLECE
La RACION DE
Los AzUCARES
Cada habitante de Nueva
York tendra media libra
cada semana

ODE LA PRENSA DE NEW YORK;
El Administrator Federal de Provi.
stones, Arthur Williams, ha manifesto
do que durante las pr6ximas seis u
ocho semanas, cada uno de los habi.
tantes de Nueva York debera confor
marse con la cantidad de media libra
de azicar semanal para sus necesidades
Indica ademas que no existe la me.
nor esperanza de conseguir mas azdcaI
para los depositos de la ciudad hasta
mediados de enero febrero, epoca de
la cosecha.
No hay tampoco indication alguna de
que la situacion azucarera Sc normal
ce aqui antes del afio 1921, y muchos
Green que durante dicho afo la esca.
SEE sera mayor.
Es necesari6 "controlar" la exis-
tencia de azicar durante todo Ell aho
entrante, Y es muy possible que los pre-
clos del articulo SUDAN todavia algu-
nos centavos mas.
Mr.. Williams atribuye la escasez prin.
cipalmente a los fabricantes de dulces
Q indica al publico la necesidad de abs.
tenerse hasta donde sea possible de con
sumir esta clase de articulos.
Sc han recibido muchas quejas de
parte de los consumidores, dice Mr.
Williams, respecto a que los fabrican
tes de dulces, acaparan csntidades de
azlcar por las cuales pagan pre-.
clos exorbitantes.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-10

MIA sus colonias, al quebrantarla CO.
mo Estado maritime Y al cerrarle la
expansion hacia el Sur, la obiiga a
concentrar su esfuerzo en- la Russia
inmensa, con sus riquezas apenas eX-
plotadas con mas millones de hon.
bres bancos que ninguna otra nacion.
La nueva Alemauia sera mas pode-
rosa temible que la que Sc alabo
hace un ano y que sus enemigos no
supieron destruir adenas enterrar,
nj quieren ahora apacar y atraerse.
Con las espaldas guardadas por Ru-
sia, impondra respeto al Oeste euro
peo, jugara con los Estados peque-
nos BALKANICOS fabricados aho-
IA mientras que Russia resguardada
por Alemania amaestrada por ella,
amenazara el poder britanieo en- el
cercano Oriente en- la India.
Hay que contar con estas proba-
bilidades 81 los Aliados no salvan
Russia, hacienda un gran esfuerzo mi
liar, como 10 deseaba Francia; o
ESQ, reconciliarse con Alemania
dejar Russia cocerse en- su propio
jugo. Una politca que consiste en-
descontentar al propio tempo los
dos pueblos mas grandes dc Europa
al uno porque Sc lie veja y al otro
porque no Sc lie sirve en- la medida
necesaria. podra ser profunda Y con-
venir de momento los intereses dc
Inglaterra, dentro de algunos amos
acaso cucste caro- sus autores.
X. Y. u
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-10
DESDE CAROLINA
CONFERENCIA AGRICOLA EN-
CAROLINA

Fuimos siete los misioneros que
ZAS de esta jurisdiction, con rumbo
a la escuela rural No. 20, de la cual
esta encargada la inteligente Y SIM
patica profesora Srta. Esperanza
Cuin. Siete fuimos los gus ibamos a
eXponer nuestras ideas la concu-
rrencia ALI congreeada. Gregorio
Hernandez, comisionado de Servicio
Publico; Licdo. Felix Mas, Eliseo Be-
rrios, Esteban Vargas, Angel Rios
Garlic, Tomas Gonzalez Andino y
Ell que estas lineas escribe.
Aparte de esos caballeros, toma-
ron parte en- el acto la profesora
Srta. Cuin Y a'gunos ninos que asis-
ten la referida escuela.
Es mi opinion que estos actos que
Sc estan realiZando en- la isla cons
tituyen una de las formas mas di-
rcctas para despertar en- las masas
campesinas el amor al estudio Y a
los libros. Con maestros activos y en-
tusiastas como la Srta. Cuin, nues-
TIA is'a va en- direction al progreso,
Y en- no lejano dia tendremos una
gcneracion joven, instruida, prepa-
rada para defender nuestrOs dere-
chos en- todas las formas.
Fra tan grande el entusiasmo que
reinaba en- aquel hermoso acto, que
la noche nos sorprendio la palida
Selenia nos alumbraba, guiandonos
por los empinados y escabrosos ca
minos.
Que Sc repitan estos actos, son
nuestros mas anhelantes deseos.
F. JOglGr Rodriguez.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-10

da municipal, la cual concurrieron
mas de sesenta AUTOMOBILES.
Tambien la respe %able logia Union
Y Amparo", de Caguas. celebro una te-
nida de iniciacion, en- los salones dc la
Gran Logia, de San Juan, en- cuyo acto
Sc pronunc; aron muy expresivos discur-
SOS, siendo, principalmente, muy aplau-
dido, ell del Licenciado Santos Sanchi-
drian, venerable maestro de Ia logia
''Uni6n y Amparo''.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-10
LUc1Dos FEsTIvALEs MAsoNIcos

Muy esplendida concurrida result6
Ia fiesta celebrada en- la respe'Eble 10
gia Faro de Bor'nquen de Lares
Asistieron representations de la Is
la, principalmente de Ponce, San Sc
bastian. Quebradillas, Aguadilla, Areci-
bo San Juan.
Despues del ceremonial, pronunciaron
discursos el doctor Lippit. Ell gran secre
tario senior Torres y Ell Licenciado Luis
Muiioz Morales.
En- una de las escuelas' publ cas- de
la localidad, fue servido un banauete
conclude ell cual veriicose una lucida
parada masonica, amsnisada por la ban
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-10

oJEDA.-sAN JOSE No. 6. TEL. SSS.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-10

rosieion vacante para Calsro sxpesi.
msutadO. T. indispensable aus pusaa
extender haHza , habis TnEits y Espa
mol. soIicitsse por carta aando dssa.
lies de expcrieneia anterior y rsfsrsn
ciss Auditor. Por'o Rico ~ fAEht
and Power Co san Juan
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-10
NO HAY INDULTOS

FL Gobernador ha denegado las
solicitudcs de indultos hechas por los
presos en- libertad baio palabra Diego
Pilot Y Victorio Vazquez asi como
tambifn la de C'audina Cabrera a
favor de su hijo Eiadio Cabrera.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-10
Sc ofrece.

sELLos Envis - s.a en- tsilos as
correo usa bles amerieanos rsclhifA
$50 sellos De todas las parties asl muado
incIuyendo Argentina. Bolivia. calls.
Meiico. etc
Dirijase = G. r. GONZALES. "a
Wilson Ave. santurcs Fssrto nics.
CI oUTERE eompones bisa 81 AUTO.
MovfL IieveIo Al scrsdifaao TIA
- LLER DE REPARACfoNEs" A.
Pedro Flores Dc Larosa. En 81 'Ea
levar del Vale. donds auses sttaba
Fl Cafe 'zaza" rrecios medicos
UNA sRTA. con eouoeimisniss A. ma
quinilla iapnigFafia ~ fsfmhnl deeea
coiocaci6n con susldo msfico pafa en-
pszar ofrcce bucuas rsfer~neiaa Dir
issc = r. r. g.. Piisf 81 Ne q. ssn
three. r. n.
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Sc alquila.

Sc ALoUILA uns habitacion frcsca en-
casa buena de familia. San Jus'o IS.
tercer piso.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-10
Sc vende.

TRUCK FORD de dos toneladas en- muy
buenas condolences. So vende barato. Su
cesores de L. viliamil y Co. San Juan.
P. r..
Sc VENDE un Dodge dos ssien'os en-
muy buen estado. Tiene cinco gomas ca
81 nuevas. Informaran Garage de LagO.
Martin Pehs.-Telefono 356. Santurcc.
Sc vENDE un motor elcctrico un cab
llo una fase o Sc Gambia por uno de dos
caballos. Torrefaccion Yaucono. Salud
80. Ponce.
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BAYAMoE DE PI.AcEMEs

Tn 81 Immediate pass,e ss BsyaBsa
ray nm pussto para vsnta ds pesisdi.
cos en- uno DE- Ios kioskos ss Il plaza
Es un sitio IDEAL , todas horas - 81.
consrara ain IL MUEDo".
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-10-20
BIC DEALS PENDING
|NEASTERN LEAGUE
With Return of Kennedy and
Myers Make-Ups of Teams
Will Be Known
FRIEDMAN WITH CAMDEN

The basketball season gets under way
one week from tonight in this city
when Frank Poth s All Americans open
the cage campaign with the Reading
Bears as opponents. With such short
time TO get in readiness the make up
of but one club is known and that is
the Americans.
But in the next few days just how
the various Quintets are going to line
up will filter through, for Managers
Kennedy. of Camden, and Myers, of De
/ Neri, were in New York yesterday to
have a talk with the Union" mean :
/ ing the boys who show their wares in
Philadelphia and commute from New
York.
And the result of that visit is due to
decide in a large measure how two more
clubs will face the starter. Kennedy
had another confab with Barney Sedran
and Marty Friedman and the opinion
prevails that he has succeeded in induc-
ing this pair to become "Skeeters.
Many Deals Pending
There are so many deals pending that
space will not permit their mentioning.
I bpTHlunlOWH, NhLiuch, iiNutoh anu
/ De Neri figure in them and if certain
players ire signed, it means that some
excess talent will be on the market.
Manager Army" Fitzgerald, of
Germantown, is endeavoring to get q
good line-u for the Suburbanites, de-
spite the fact that he has only had a
week in which to get ready. He was
awarded the privilege of doing business
with Harry Hough, but from all ac-
counts the veteran has decided to cast
his lot with Trenton, and the Jersey
fans are elated.
Every manager is anxious TO make
trades in the hope that by so doing he
will nlease the fans and Mt the same
time get a pennant contender.
McCarter at Plymouth
Germantown misseG good man in
Willie McCarter by only a few days.
The local boy has never received the
recognition he deserves He would have
liked to show in the Eastern, but has
decided to play with Plymouth and,
having signed a contract, will not break
faith with the state leaguers.
When the managers get through
shaking the players in hat there will
be some interesting disclosures and it
will all be for the good of the game
as n change of scenery will be bene-
fit in more cases than one.
In the meantime basketball among
the little fellows goes merrily on and
more leagues will be in existence than
for a long while. The latest to reor-
ganize is the Northeast Church, which
score of years ago was fine success.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-10-20
TOUCHDOWN Ora VEST
SNARTHlNORE ERROR
Results of Saturdays
College Football Games

snai ss?acuss. Sc. q sssI1F:IstatISSIT;h.'s FIttsS%rsh.
Corsts' coipsttons s'' arnsIi, M1shestsr' g. o.
Army: q Name: 9.
Miiiams, MHffG% coiSfe aSG colnmbin, 81 hals o. p
Hoiy % Cross. 'fG' !; Springfield Y. NJ. c.
Tufts. o.: Norwich. :. y
Georgia, Gr, Tech Si go; ,s vanderbilt 9lnis 0.
Lafayette. 4; Haverford, o.
i EshiEn. II c 81? Ssw {; n9S TarN X ASsi.s. & o.
@iIIIn@s &fittEIsSnrF;a 81, Il; col1%SIs' TrslnSs' g.
Albright. $751;. Drexel. o.
Gettysburg. Il; ursinus. o
Bucknell,. "a; Muhlenberg. o.
w. and j., ID; Westm nster. U.
NIassacGusetts AEgies. a7; Worcester
Bowdoin. 4s; Fort Mckinley. o.
Amherst iS; Trinity, /.
New HnmDshire. 10; Vermont. o.
Union, Il; Hobart, o..
Rensselaer,, !; Hamilton, @. n
Stevens, 81; Gonnect,Gut RSads AESiss. ,si.ns 9;
Penn Fresh. 10; Williamson. o.
Exeter, II: Nal6 frebn, Y.
Pitt Fresh. 65; BellefOnte Aggies, o.
Princeton Fresh. 0; MercersburG. U.
Wisconsin. 10; Northwestern. o.
NOtre Dame, 14i Nebraska, Z.
Illinois, o; Iowa. T..
Michigan, 20; Michigan A. O., 0.
Arkansas. 20; Rolla School. D.
Minnesota, 20; Indiana, @.
Oklahoma. IL; Texas, Z.
Chicago 16; Purdue, o.
Drake. 12: Simpson. 10.
Minnesota, eos Indiana, 9.
Wooster, I3; Western Reserye, Z.
Ohio State. 40 Kentucky State. o.
Washington. II; Kansas AEgies, o.
Marquette, SO; Lawrence, o.
Wisconsin. 10; Northwestern. O.
North Dakota. 13; South Dakota, o.
Michigan. &c; Michigan Aggies. 0.
Utah Aggies. 48' Montana, o.
st Louis, O; Lombard, o.
Illinois, o. Iowa, Z.
University Of Detroit. Al; Bethany, 0.
Oberlin, "a; Mount Union. 13.
Franklin, IA; Rose Poly, Z.
University OF California. 81; Occi-
lental, q.
Colorado University. 80; Denver u, Z.
Washington State. 40. Mctnomah, 0.
Fargo Aggies, 81 st. Thomas, o.
Missouri University. Z Ames Aggies, o.
Colorado Aggies, "a; Utah. 81.
Kansas. o; Washburn. o.
Benson, Z; Wittenberg, o.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-10-20
Pitts Rush Line Smothered


the
a
spilled
Hastings De Hart brilliant ofense nothing
De Hart Morrow and Hastings physical shape
would
of
he s of luck.
n a
pulled
field
Hastings, standing his 1yard line
tuchback
after gaining yard That paved the for Syracuse touchdown
trick
it.
n but
a
Martin, who Erwg
we he a
s THAT looks like be hne
doubt
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-10-20
1926, 900 HUNTSMEN

Records Broken as shotsuns Are
Taken of Rack in Pursuit of Game
Harrisburg, Oct. 20.-State Game
Commission officials say that if the
registration Of hunters for licenses
keeps up at the present rate there will
be close to 325, 900 hunters licenses
this year, and the record of 81 900
made last year will be broken.
The bear, blackbird, snipe, rail,
reedbird, raccoon, woodcock and water
fowl seasons are now on, and Monday
will see the opening of the season for
quail, pheasants, grouse and squirrels.
The rabbit season starts with Novem-
ber and wild turkeys may be shot the
half Of November. Deer hunting is al
lowed during the first fifteen days Of
! December. Many of the applicants foI
licenses are returned soldiers.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-10-20
The Hardest Lesson

WHAAT, the hardest thing oobar Tackls
no,, we put this
0 nan to to teach teach an mi nterf
have been noted for their ability pun carry
, But have been only
i s SP99sat Tasi % s's 5 @ rVa 5 o% @ the & ans Of
workd at s S H 0S of Play % but few know how hard he
1t is great trick tackle with your
RUT to spill shoulder, or
yopr body is another matter, requiring ooNty
4 Cheer-Up Tip
E DOPE contemporary, against this season
L for for her annual battles with Yale and Harvard"
s ss = ;s"s;Is: f. S episodes
% % :S Il s Gs1. E5:: i $:js:: ''
"rI to pick slstar football for all time
o ys mi % 60 5 Thorpe Coy t0n but for general
Sdeline Masin,s
ONE lonef destroy the value of fine plays
~ ~
TT dummy too much of his mental
l. attitude.
MANAGERIAL ability so much matter of strategy as it matter
turn
GIVEN the will having nothing WITH sting with
IL or kick with, suppose it does?
have added add little in the of golden glow the
Williams the White sox left handler The worlds series
Caudes
penant the big October show found him oa
oR the field one day
and behind his pitcher hold
sion club Thursday? Why should something
the of 100 per cent consistency?
ONE Of the troubles attacks in mass orma.
~ ons launched in
or doing solitary picket duty "
always
The next loud noise probably breaking In the
genera direction of the =
THE Reds drew $4,000 each for playing
eight required fifteen hours
1888 hour which isn't bad in these shrinking
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-10-20
crlcketers Honor Trophy Winners

New York. Oct 2o.--New York and Phil
adelphia, cricketers united In doing Joint hom-
metropoiitan eleven which for a second time
won the classic Halifax Cup in the intercity
Of Lord Decies acted as toastmaster. and
paid a glowing tribute to the guest of honor.
Cricket Clubs of Philadelphia. spoke in be-
half OF the visitors
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-10-20
Penn Harriers Chosen

Coach Lawson Robertson. of the Univer-
sity Of Pennsylvania track team, has virtu.
runners he will take to Syracuse. N. Y. for
the race there this coming Saturday. They
Bro; Brown. n0If Mitcheii. Cummings. n 81 Downs and
Irwin, Penn, Yale. Harvard. Syracuse Col
gate, Columbia, Cornell. Princeton. Williams
Intention of entering the run.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-10-20

them all stood Lew Little and Lud
Wray.
Wray and Little not only were tow
ers on the defense, but they were i'm
mense aids on the offense. Wray did
more than to open up holes-he gained
ground himself. You may ask how a
center can gain ground. Well, here's
the answer:
On no less than four occasions he
advanced the ball over one chalkline,
and he did it without physical effort.
He used his head. -Four times before
Bert Bell was through calling signals
he snapped the ball when Garnet man
was ofside and thereby gained the s.
yard penalty inflicted on the offender.
A. center who can think on the trigger
like Wray, make holes like Wray and
tackle like Wray is deserving of all
American.
WHERE, aside from Franklin Field,
w can three bold ends such as Heint
Miller, Ray Miller and Bud Hopper be
found on one squad? They slipped all
over the gridiron, made tackles at al
corners, and snatched impossible
forward passes. Heine of course, II
the best OF the trio, but his brother anC
ability.
It was Hopper who recovered the
ball behind the goal line after a Garter
punt. had been blocked by Lew Little
and 1t was Heine Miller who drove tn,
ball through the posts that gave thu
. . extra point. These two plays eveneC
the count, and from that moment OF
there was no dispute about which wal
the better team.
Swarthmore is far from stron,
team; but the Garnet players tough
e all the way and never quit. Captain
o ness. The Mercer men made man,
mistakes, but their greatest came whei
a they scored on Penn. The glory OF IN
G moment meant future rout. a
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-10-20
PIungeS off Tackle Aid Syracuse

fublcl backfeld
~ the
plunge tackle nccd
big
an directed his that
o
ALLOW state he is about the best hback
in the footed
oyerake him the field lie also clever dogcr and
has a faculty of side.stcpp tackIers
backicd
andEr The ball
ito
tackle.
suddenly
tackle easily
nand the
O. He II wonder.
rubbed in point the when they worked
of
but line plunge end interspersed
which successful
o kchcnS
ba ~ hard
seemed Syracuse had three McLarens JackfcLd
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-10-20
MahanoY Shoota Best

HAMBURG. Pa. Oct. 20 - Smashing l12
out OF It's 1913 targets. the Mahanoy CITY
Rod and Gun Club team defeated the Blue
Mountain Trapshooting Clubs representa-
tiyes by margin Of eight breaks in the
initial OF series OF three interclub team
terday
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-10-20
Field Goal Does Business

T.. Coaidale. Pa. Oct. 2o.--Coaldale suffered
the ThOmSss 4; G: s9ussesed through victor
the visitors .fuiiback. kicked pretty dsid
goal from the 4o-yard line for the only
score.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-10-20

INDIVIDUAL WORK IN
BLOCKING IS HARDEST
LESSON FOR PLA YERS
Virtually AH Football Men Agree Most Difficult Job IN
Came Is to Teach Interterer to Put Opponent
Completely Out of Play
IN THE spoRTLIGHr-Ry GRANrLANp RICE

IN THE SPORTLIGHT-BY GRANTLAND RICE
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Old Timers
They turn to another spring
With blend of hope and fear,
As they toonder again If the ancient toing
wa last for another year;
Another year 10Th its dream IN store,
And then in the drift of age
Their names come out of the tuH boz score,
e To fade from the Sporting Page.
They haze serUcd their time at the good old oame
Where their rdW spikes caught the sun;
Where q too base hit meant hours fame
At the call of the hit and runs
Iher knotted ciaws sho,o the old time brand
OF fate aud its sudden raps
OF driUes knocked do,cn toith unoloved hand
In tho thick of a thousand scrops.
They haze Scrved their day aud they knop IL tceH
With the rust stoord and shield,
But they linger on in tho mystic spell
That olings TO The open field;
And they turn to another spring,
With blend of hope and fear,
As they ,conder again il the ancient toing
WtH last for another year.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-10-20
Two Thousand Saw This

3, Pgttstowni Pa Oct: 2o;1tsr!dgspert n
afternoon. Al to o. by Pottstown A, G. IL
the first Sunday afternoon football Eatns
of ths season. Two thousand fans wit
messed tho fray.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-10-20
Sailors OutcIassed

Atlantic City. Oct. 2O.-The Melrose Atb-
lstio clyb, ,n OF ea;y this city moved down the
at inlet Park yesterday. The score was
Al to o.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-10-20
Panthers Sportsmen in Defeat

of
~
Buck" ON
excuses and
sdmitted the bestt
Syracuse has players the Robertson
his of the play and the defense
He of
the principal defense against
I he
Those also played whale of a
His is
he isn't All American selection will
interference spng
him and tackle
COURSE is
"
experiencing
s be
of
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