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Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1919-05-05
BUDAPEST IN
STATE OF PANIC


BERLIN. May 5.-Newspaper dis
patches received Sunday say that
pndanest is the scene of the greatest
mamie. Recent statements of Be.a'
kun. Soviet foreign minister I'D to
compIete disappearance of order The
minister himself is reported to have
bas a narrow escape from violence al
q meeting of the soldiers and work
srs, council Red Guards are patrol
;rr the streets threatening the b'ur-
Gnuise
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VILLA MOVING
ON CHIHUAHUA
wsSISSiaItt,ead saSS1IeeIated d PressI

"ASHlNGToN, D. c., May o
n' nu''ces from the border and Mexico
wy reflect a serious situation IN
I'''nern Mexico, where Villa forces
We threatening Chihuahua City. It
VIZ, reported that Torreon will be
'''as next objective.
americans in Chihuahua City are
o, lpOi'eu to have been endeavoring to
IAN IAN passage to FL Paso, as they
40, I Tue garrison may join Villa. Gen
n "' U eguese has been ordered from
a., iahpieo oil fields to assist Gen.
= ~, castro. His departure was said
NC, cave Tampico entirely at the dis
''''' OF Palaez, the rebel leader.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1919-05-05
FORTY MILLION ISSUE
OF HIGHWAY BONDS

SACRAMENTO, May 5.--The gov
ernor has issued a proclamation call
ing a special election for July l, at
which the proposed forty million dol
lar state highway bond issue will be
submitted to the voters.
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Rol sHEWKt GuN6oATs
REPULsED BY ALLIES

'"S "SSReCH&%GEL, May 5.-A Bolshe-
viii rotiIIa on the Ovina again at
tackled the allied positions near Nago
Friday and was driven or oy 'ne
allied land batteries which OUT
ronged the enemy weapons.
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MEN FOR EUROPE.

'Uv NsS0rIHtcd rrP~sl
NEW YORK, May One thou
sand men of the first contingent of
10000 troops volunteering to relieve
an equal number of doughboys with
the American army of occupation in
Germany. will sail on the transport
Agamemnon tomorrow, the emharka-
tion authorities at Hoboken an
nounced today
EIGHTEEN YEAR OLD GIRL
CHARGED WITH MURDER
-. '->n~IateG tTcERl
SEATTLE, Wash, May 5.-A crowd
thronged the court house today at
the opening of the trial of Miss Ruth
Garrison, aged IS, charged with the
murder of Mrs. Grace Storrs
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1919-05-05
WAR MINISTER
KILLED BY FALL

COPENHAGEN, May 5.-General
Milan Stefanik, Czecho- -Sloyak minis
ter of war was killed near Wajnor,
Hungary, Sunday, when an airplane
he was riding in, fell Two Italian
officers with him were killed
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...-A&-~.~..-~.~.e.""~~"-
BELGIUM WILL SIGN
THE TREATY OF PEACE


D lhy Associated Press .
y BRU SSELS, May 5.--It is an =
= nounced that the Belgian gov =
= ernment has decided to sign the
y treaty of peace which was dis =
. cussed by the Crown council =
= night.
. . = = = . = . = =
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CRASH IN CORN
OVER IMPORTS
oRy Associated PressI

CHICAGO. ILL.,, May Corn broke
10 tol2 cents on announcement that
the Grain corporation had arranged
for the importation of moderate
amount Of Canadian wheat
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nv Associated PreSsl
PARIS, May 5.-French newspapers
today say. 1T is certain that the
peace treaty will be solemn,y handed
to Count Won Brockdorff.Rentzau, the
German foreign minister, by Premier
Clemenceau at Versailles Thursday
afternoon. The first five chapters
will deal with the preamble covering
German frontiers and territory, Ger
man colonies and military naval and
aerial regulations The sixth VIII
define the status of prisoners. the
seventh concerns responsibilities Of
the former emperor and other Ger
mans for The war. The eighth and
ninth cover reparation, and the final
clauses. The next five include eco
Monies ports. railroads and water
communications. international labor
legislation guarantees and general
clauses dealing with ratification
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BAKER COMES BACK
WITH THE DoUeHBoYs

NFSs,s associated Preaal
W.. YORK, May 5.-Secretary of
W., BAKER arrived on the George
sraa rangton today with more than
members Of the SIND division.
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hN Associated PresAI
PARIS, May THAT Premier Or.
lando and Baron Sonnino Italian for
eign m mister will leave Rome for
Paris tonight is officially announced
In the meantime Marquis Imperial.
Italian ambassador at London. has
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FINAL ACT
IN WORLDS
WAR DRAMA

PARIS. May 81 have done
Amy best and think it good ,
= peace" Premier Clemenceau de- .
: clared 10 the editor Of the Fig =
= aro last night
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PARIS, May 5.-The time for pre-
sentng the peace treaty to Germany
was set today for 2;t5 o'clock Wed
nesday afternoon.
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IiN NESOriniFd rreasI
PARIS. May 3. The 4
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. Tonight and Tuesday fair; =
. rgbt 10 heavy frost in morning =
= %> = = =
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Silver, today.-$1 .O1 1-2c; a year ago, SO 1.2c

METAL QUOTATIONS
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-08
SHOOK WITH
Nervousness
A Lady Was Flat on Her Back
With Terrible Spells, But
Her Husband Got Car
dui - And Now
She 10 Grateful.

Mckinney, Texas - Mrs. Mary
Stephenson, Of this place. states
>"About a year and . half ago was
down in bed for six weeks, not able
to sit up. ] was flat on my back
and had terrible spells. Why, il
looked like | would die. At times |
didn't know anything. I would get
nervous. couldn't bear anyone to
talk TO mel would just jerk and
shook with nervousness across
my back was so sore and aohed me
oil the time. | would have q dirry
feeling. My limbs aehed me and l
would get numb and feel 20 weak,
| said to my husband I knew
Csrdui was good and believed ! had
best try it,
He got me a bottle Of Cardui, and
when had only taken one-half bot
lie Of Cardui | felt stronger. l took
q half dozen bottles altogether. then
In two week, after I began taking !
was up, in three weeks was doing
my work. praise Cardui for l be-
ileve it saved my life and I am grate-
iul."
For over % years CarduI has been
helping weak, sick women back to
health and strength. Try H. (Adv)
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-08
TROOPS
DEMAND SPEEDY
DEM0B|L|zA1|0N
Demonstration Is Staged in
Front Of War Office,

LONDON. Tuciday. Jan, Sob
tier, on rc'ing 20 delay in tho de-
NJ b,lplon of the British armies en-
g1"ed IN further demonstrations to-
d'y The vicinity of the war Office
WIS iuy7lcd by lorfies filled witt
= e1 and by marching soldiers They
e. from the Shoreham camp ManY
of ''c1i were on leave from Salonih
,arI objected 10 going back
On the sides Of the lofrie, were
b.""cr, felding zee, Move On"
"We WON the War" "GN Us our
Tirie,s. " "Ge, On With II. Lloyd
George" and other similar sentiments
The men were generally well behaved
and treated the matter humofously,
although TREY refused 10 di'per'e until
a dcpu,a,ion was sent hy officials who
assured them that NiSoount Milner,
secretary OF state for war, and Gen
Sir William Robertson were then IN
conicferrc ou the grievances advanced
by the soldiers.
One Of the chief causes on di,sa,i'-
faction /, the belief held by number'
m the troops that they are to be sen,
10 Russia. This will be dispelled by
the of cial statement issued at the
war office today. saying that there !,
not the slightest intention Of dispatch
iny new forces 20 Russia.
Premier llovd George returned 10
london from Wales today and - eN-
pected 20 hiring abou, the elimination
OF some OF the complicated iorma'i.
ties which have hindered the rapid
demobliyalon Of those men who can
he spared before the treaty Of peace
4, signed
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-08
LONDON EXCHANGE
BARS ALIEN FOES

LONDON. Tuesday. Jan 7. via
Montreal The London stock eS.
sJ>,ngc has passed a rule under which
no member shall without special per
mission Of the committee, employ in
any capacity any person Of German,
Austria hungarian, Bulgarian OF
Turkish birth or any former member
who ha, been expelled and whose ap-
plica,ion Tor reelection has been re-
iected
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-08

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The great number Of unsolicited 10,
iimonials on Ale at he PinkAam Lat
orAtory, many Of which are from Elm
to time published By psrnlssion, ~
proof Of the value Of Lydia =. Pink
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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-08
.ROLlA WELLS QUITS
FEDERAL BANK BOARD

ST. LOUIS. No. Jan. 8-Ro'la
Wells. governor of the federal re-
serve bank OF ST. Louis, and OF the
Eighth federal reserve district, today
confirmed the report that he had re-
signed his position and salA that he
had been notified that his successor
would be selected soon.
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How He Felt.

How DO you feel on getting over
the grip"
Like 2-year-old"
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Journal.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-08

. year. l had
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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-08

The German government, recently
recalled Heinrich Won Eekhafdt. Ger
man minister 10 Mexico since l9lS
Notice was sen, TO him first through
the Mexican embassy a, Washington
II wa, disregarded. Later notice wa,
sen, direct to him. Won Eckhardt
figured in the Zimmerman disclosures
IN 1917. lie has been the leader IN
anti. American propaganda and new,
Of his recall is not unweleome in the
United States.
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The Washington times., 1919-12-26
NAVY LADS FLOCK
T0F[0O2 GAMES
More Than Three Hundred Mid
shipmen Now Playing Basket
bali at Annapolis.

ANNAPOLIS, Nd. Dec 2o.-More
than three hundred midshipmen are
playing basketball here this winter.
The sport has taken an unprecedented
boom and IL drawing unusually we'll.
Practically every member Of the
Naval Academy Is taking up some
one Of the many forms Of athletics
offered here and the floor game Is
attracting more than Its usual quota.
The inter-class series Is in full
swing and promises to be hotly
contested affair. Many prominent
players not out for the varsity team
are on the inter-class teams and these
players may be 'plucked" At any time
for varsity material
The Navy team has made . rather
poor showing this year. Byerly has
been the only player showing up to
the usual Navy standard.
Coach Billy Lush expects to have
his charges in good shape 70 the
remainder Of the schedule and has
put in q deal Of time with the team
lately. Princeton is expected next
Wednesday and the Stevens Institute
team on January 8.
The Washington times., 1919-12-26
GALLAUDET PLAYS
HARTFOrDS|LENTS
Kendall Green Players Meet
Team of Deaf Mutes in
Charge of Rockwell.

Gal'audet. College win siege a ho'i-
day game tomorrow night at Kenaall
Green when Rockwelrs Silent Five
from Hartford, Conn. is taken on
The Kendall Lreeners will have
Downes. Wilson. Bouchard. La Fon.
taine and Baynes on the floor Lit.
tie isknown OF the strength Of the
visiting five.
-"o "-ed 70 be tho all.
around star Of the Gallaudet C,i.
n.ai.s t..at his team
is one of the best in the country. All
OF the players are deaf mutes. Rock-
well claims his center will not only
give Downes an unu.ual battle, but
will outscore the Gallaudet star.
The contest il the one of. lport.
ance here during the HOLIDAYS. -.
January 3 Gallaudet will play the
War Risk team viii h Is being coach.
ed by Johnny Bleier.
The Washington times., 1919-12-26
JOHNNY DUNDEE THINKS
HE MAY GET TIE TITLE
Scotch Wop" Believes Champion
Can Be Outboxed Over
Long Route.

NEW YORK. Dec 2d-Johnny Dun
dee intends to carry Benny Leonard
AZ such q fast clip In their twenty
round bout at New Haven on January
16 that he will make the champions q
head swim. according to the plan Of
battle the little Italian has mapped
out for himself.
Although Dundee held Leonard
even In their nrst few bouts. he sd-
mits he was a bit outclassed In tho
last engagement This was owing to
the fact that he was anxious to beat
Leonard so far off that he would
force him into a long contest to a de-
cision. He carried the fight to the
champion In his eagerness to sore.
which was playing into the hands Of
the title holder.
Leonard will not be the same con-
f'dent fellow In this bout" said Dun
dee at Stillman's. where he is work
ing out for the 60. HE has never
gone the route and like myself and
every other boxer stepping the long
journey for the first time he will ~
worried for fear that he may tire
In the closing rounds ] will take
good care that he does not land a
finishing punch early in the bout, an I
II l can get him oast the twelfth
round I have every confidence that I
will get the decision. ! have DO \eJ
ten bouts over the twenty-rou' d
route and like that distance better
than a short one. That Is where I
have the edge on Leonard"
The Washington times., 1919-12-26
BENJAMIN, DEFEATED, 10
GO HOME TO CALIFORNIA

PHILADELPHIA. Dec. 26.-Jce
yelling. Chicago. won a newspaper
decision over Joe BENJAMIN, Cali Or
mia lightweight. in q slow six-rs d i
bout here yesterday. Benny Leonarl
was in Benja Minis corner. This was
his second defeat wi hin q few days
nn1 Billy Gibson. his manager. lie
cided to send him back to Ca ifornia
unit: the cold weather abates.
Other results In the city were
Johnny Murray. New York. defea .cd
joey Fox. British featherw Ugh.
Eddie Fitxsimmons. New York. won
from Young Joe Borrell, Phi ade,.
phia; Bill Brennan. Chicago. defe ted
The Washington times., 1919-12-26
ALUMNI TEAMS OPPOSE
HIGH SCROoL LADS NOW

Since Western and Eastern alumni
teams had no trouble In trimming
the high school teams in games re-
Gently. the former business and Tech
players are looking forward with
considerable interest to ,rouncing the
teams representing these schools.
At Business OF Saturday the Rusi-
ness alumni team, which will be
made up OF the Wise boys, Towbes,
Schafrer. Fegan. Bernstein. and one
or two others will tackle the Ste
nographers.
Techs former basketers will tackle
the Tech lads at the Y. NJ. c. A. gym
nasium on Saturday night. too. Good
games are in prospect.
The Washington times., 1919-12-26
LOOKING EN- OVER
LOUIS A. DOU G HER

Sherry Magee his entire time to presidenng
tie National League this from the
from Cincinnati that this outdr has reached
~ end Of his major Lacquer Pat Moran has asked for
waivers Sherry doubtless slowed
to such extent that longer compete with the
sers rushing tie front in what easily the fastest national
The world
doubtful major league ball player numbers friends
the writing fraternity than this
sailed Sherry No
ut the annual meetings New York Indeed might easily
have considered Sherry writer. He
talking and quite much drinking and with
With tie shades of oblivion about enveop
frem who with frequently
xuaintanchp could steadfa
@ lack propinquy Keep Sherry
lang
The Washington times., 1919-12-26
SWnlMINC TEAMS WILL
NOW BEGIN TO SPLASH

Immediately after the holidays the
their dual meets. Yale. which won the
intercollegiate title last year. Is plan
ming on another championship but
wil' have to figure on keener compe-
tition. Columbia, which defeated. c
c. N. Y. SO decisively recently. Prince
ton and Penn can be counted on to
i've the Blue plenty of splashes when
the signal comes for tho dive into
the pool
In New England, Amherst, with the
veteran Prof. Nelligan on the job
viii, of course. be a nong the top
rotchers. Others who should make a
good showing this year in aquatics
are the Navy, Wesleyan, Williams
and NJ I. T.
The Washington times., 1919-12-26
LONDON ElKDY
T0LAND BIG BOUT
Cochran, British hrsmstr, ~
ives On Tral q laek oeao.
ssys Signature

NEW FORK. De A-anunm
issas1 sp strssgiy tsAAy - - 49,
abls sesss ~ the eesesss1 Veraes
cAampieashtp bstvesa Jssk oumosnu
asa 0ssrgss Carpsss3ss.
CAAriss T. CochrAa. DNg3ioA 49,
meter and theatrical 0Ag0neA =
hers - talk business wsth Lso0pouV,
having Arrived CArtstaas Day - -
AauretaniA he ~ p0r&s thai ~ hes
Carpentier's stgnaturs 10 a A1roe-
mont 10 aght fer him ~ aay ti0s -
any place curing the ssx ysas as6 .
Cschraa wants 70 stas~ tAs boul N
Lendea- He po,sts cut tAaa DS>ttsh
sotl orst Of ALI 10 ssu.ral 49, that
he can stAgs the BIG svsst tAes~
without interfsrsac>- Ne Asats1 ~
him fer . oght In Lon1ea eo1y. oayine
where-
cechran has a,rsaay slPs~sG SooA-
ooe fer the match asu - 1eeline1 -
day to say whether ~ set ~ WOul1
Be willing to 20 higher - secure
Demposy's servsosA. rhs su0 ofRoe~1
By the Britlshes 10 net foe Oo0eooy
Aiena. but Ter casDsssasr's sAasS -
we'll =
n An willing - sffes . suaseAnssal
sum for tie carpentier- Ds0psoV heut
In Leadon TO . referees aectotOa,s ~
sasl me matter hev sig tAa oroaA
may be, the capacity IN - tnasa u
the contest 10 STAGED thsrs-s
Cochraa expect - eo0A1o nogU .
few day2 after which - plAao - -
West 70 talk with De0oosy ao1 ~
manager. Jack KsaruA -
The Washington times., 1919-12-26
YANKEES TAKE
ON WESTERNS ATHLETES

Yankee sbasketbail piaysn Of )ths
Y. -. c. A.ars expecting easy bsrk.
ing tonight In facing the western
High quintst The Yankee play~r~
are rated ~ enc OF the strongest IL
dependent teams II the city.
: Ray CAtlin. sam ooiomoa, M
ScnAffer. J. oaubsr and Harvey las s~y
make up the z. ~ c. A. team. vAi:h
= compossd Of former high sshoei
RtarA
Tonights gane u Aus 70 stsvt st
7:3o p. a. Earl Fuller viii refee~e
Western VIM probably have Altea ~
In the ltne-un
The Washington times., 1919-12-26
ADOPTS GOLF TEAM.

Wesleyan has Joined the ranks Of
colleges In recognizing golf a. a
minor sport. An informal team. or
,anized last spring, has been adopted
by the college body and put under the
control Of the athletic council A
budget of $500 was also authorised.
More than nifty students will report
for the team in the spring.
The Washington times., 1919-12-26
MAY FOLLOW EXAMPLE.

The National League having gone
on record as desiring a nine game
worlds series, II is likely that the
American will follow its example,
Last autumn c. A. Comiskey was for
remaining at seven, chiefly beca"se it
Was custom and plans had MT been
altered before the championship Sea-
son began
The Washington times., 1919-12-26
GYM is REPAIRED.

Georgetown University student. will
ind Ryan gymnasium quite to their
liking when they return after the
holidays. Several charges are being
made in the building. -hich Is being
repaired during the recess.
The Washington times., 1919-12-26
WHAT'S TIE MATTER?

What's the matter with George
Stallings' head? Greatly in need Of
capable outfelders. the Braves man
ager has released to Akron Jim
Thorpe. thou~h the In6i"n h't for
1926 last year. Few players are hang
ing around with 1926 l." " I
that doesn't seem to bother Stallinss
apy
The Washington times., 1919-12-26
ADVERTlSES FOR MEN.

The Beaumont club of the Texas
League Is advertising for ball pl- y
ers who are free agents. With 90
many new leagues starting up the
impending season and Industrial out
hts clamoring for talent players are
in great demand
The Washington times., 1919-12-26
DAVEY CAN'T WAIT.

CHICAGO. Dec. 26.-when I, comes
to taking time by the fore'ock. Dave
Robertson, Cubs outfie'der. Is in 4
class by himself. In letter to Pre-
tom Vesck. o. the "uhs. Robertson
announces that he already has begun
rail- ing for the 1920 Ca~pai at
his home In Norfolk. Va. r bertson t.
believed to be The first ball player -
begin training before ChristmaA
The Washington times., 1919-12-26
THREE CAPTAINS NUkr.

Thrse high school eaptaa1n tavs
been pretty much under the Reothos
this yeaS. Dick Newly. Cen<rAfs
injected foeI DAAie AlteGuQa e
western. y stin iinptn6 arssad = .
bed aakiA -..fs .--s, 3.
The Washington times., 1919-12-26
ENTRIES CLOSE TO-DAY.

Entries for the District pocket
billiards championship tourney,
booked to start Monday hight At the
Grand Central close tonight. All bona
fide residents Of the District are elig-
ible to- enter.
The Washington times., 1919-12-26
BEZDEK is MENTIONED.

Hugo Bezdek is mentioned among
the possible can"'dates for manager
of the Cardinals. He is college
man and as such should appeal to
President Branch Hickey. who 90 es
on higher education among athletes
The Washington times., 1919-12-26
FLOORS ARE SCARCE,

Basketball floors are unusually
scarce. The few floors available are
used overtime Epiphany gymnasium
is literally crowded. The Noel
House, Peck Chapel. Ingram Menor
ial Gym. Rosedale Gym. and 9th, r
gymnasiums are in demand.
The Washington times., 1919-12-26
"kno, her Place . SIeep''

q N-Rixht Down rown-
C4eaa Bed. Shower Bath. Etc.
All Camf9Pts
0eeaa Heat-Eicetrie Lightn
Mea Only. 7Se. Day sP Night.
y. e. Ger. sth. at .G" NV,
~. ,. LUklNS, MKT.
Oennk0A eo6 now 0PKX
The Washington times., 1919-12-26
STARTS JANUARY H..

High school freshmen win start
OF their basketball campaign IN eu-
larly scheduled games on January Ia
meets Central
The Washington times., 1919-12-26

Sailor Petroskey. California: Harry
Carlson, Boston, shaded Johnny ~.
Pittsburgh. and Hughiss Hutchinson.
Philadelphia. drew with Jimmy walk
er. Illinois.
The Washington times., 1919-12-26
MIKE DOOLAN QUITS.

Mike Doolan. for years the Ma
tional Leagues most brilliant neid-
ing shorts'op has retire from the
diamond to practice dentistry. He
was with the Baltimore Orioles last
season
The Washington times., 1919-12-26
DATES soon OUT.

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The Washington times., 1919-12-26
Here Are Champions
for 1919.

Here are the college champions
in the East in all branches Of
sport during 1919:
The Washington times., 1919-12-26
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