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DECRETASE PoR LA ASAMELEA
LEGISLATIVE DE PUERTO RICO

0AA@01<A AAAVA A<i 0LbAO Is1IO
Articulo I.-Qucdan segregados dc Ia
Jurisdiction dc Ponce los barrios Playa,
San Anton Bucana con los mismos II
mites que cada uno ticne en- la actua-
lidad, Y Sc constituyc con los mislnos I'M
municipio scparado de segunda clasc,
que sc denominara Nuevo Ponce, con
su capitalidad en- el poblado d. la Pla,
va.
Articulo U.-Dentro de los treinta
dias subsiguientes a la aprobaci0n dc
csta Ley, cl Gobcrnador, con el -.
sentiiniento del Senado de Puerto Il &c,
nombrara un alcaldc un concejo mu
nicipal dc sicte miembros para d: no
municipio, quienes dcsempenaran sas
cafgOs hasta que sus sucesores ha, m
sido legalmente clegidos en- las cleccio-
nes mniicipales subsiguientes la apro-
baci0n dc esta ley, 0 Sc nombrascn, Sc
gun Sc dispone por la ley, hubicren
tomando possession dc sus cargos. Dicho al
calde y micmbros del conccio munici.
pal, deberan reunir todas las condicio,
ncs que prescribe la ley Municipal, y
serdn nombrados del partido politico
que obtuvo Ia mayoria en- las lltimas
eleccioncs generates.
Articulo III.-Dcntro del mismo ter
mino dc treinta dias-a la aprobaci6n
de csta ley, ell Comisionado de Instruc-
ci0n rombrara una Junta Escolar com
puesta de tres miembros del partido
dc 10 nayoria, seg1n Sc expresan en- ell
artfculo anterior, y que reunan los re-
quisitos establccidos por la Ley Es-
collar; los cuales miembros desempeha-
ran sus funciones hasta que hayan ST.
do legalmente elegidos posesionados
los que han dc sustituirles por election
en- las proximsa elecciones generates 0,
de otro nodo, fueren nombrados Y to.
men possession de acuerdo con la Ley.
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Ainpliando Ia cxtcnsa informaci,1,
publicadh en- Ell MUNDo hace pocos
dfas, ha sido prcscntado en- cl Scnado
cl siguicntc proyccto dc ley:
Para segregar dc Ia Jurisdiction dc
Ponce los barrios de Playa, Saq Anton,
y Bueana constituir cl municipio de
Nucvo Ponce.
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AUSTRIA CONSTITUTE OTRO GOBIfRsD
Es PRoBABLE oUI 20 ~
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comson para concertar las bases De-
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desastre econ6mico
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uzga nsprado por Ebert pssidente Ropdhica ae1s0s
cIemenoeau estA decidido ! que sKIIan .aa.-----
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periodistas.
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ESPANA MANTESDRA 81 "STATI Or0"


PARIS, ts-Rcpresentanies a. - podefs. s.sses
entire los que fguaban c mascal Foeh esnsrsl H.e IS
vaderon hoy n frontora aIemana para copra5sf r
las condolences para Fl arrnsicio
shos Reprussptansa lsaafop bastias saszas aeEpi =
Maguncia colona
Al regesar manifestation qtte ~ qtca - pfoaue.do
mortal apanamento Us ciudades del Rhn ts - tH n
todas las condolences del aunqao aths ad
por las dicutades quo tropissa.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-08-15
SEASON FOR FLOWERS
WILL Open TOMORROW

The opening hunting season unAae
the Federal Migratory treaty cot r
Virginia on black bellied and golAG1
blowers, great lesser yellow legu -
gins August Is to November 30th.
lag limits in one day fifteen Ia tho
aggregate OF all kinds: on sora Sop
tember 1st to November 30th bar
limit nifty in one day. and on doves
September LIST 10 Deceh Der 18th,
bag limit twenty 1--WE In one day.
A penalty OF not over $500 Or ina-
prisonnient for not more than stx
months, or both in the discretion of
the court can be imposed ana under
the new regulations Of the bureau Is
biological survey is in charge Of ~
forcing the Federal Migratory Diras
treaty act. s1The Federal game wardan
force operating in Virginia II greatly
increased and q person violating tho
regulations will BE- lucky II he escapes
falling in the clutches OF 4 Federal
warden. The state game wardan
force has been instructed BY IT,
state game department to assist -
Federal wardens IN this work.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-08-15
PITCHER CARL MAYS IS
RE|AS1ATED BY BOARD
President Han johnson and Others
win he Unable to Interfere With
Playing.
.By Univer.ai service.l


New York. Aug. 14.---Carl Mays. the
right-handed pitcher Of the New York
Yankees. who was suspended in
definitely by Ban Johnson. president
OF the American league, after his
transfer from the Boston Red Sox, was
reinstated this afternoon at meet
ing at the Hotel Biltmore by the board
of directors of the league.
Only three OF the directors. consti-
tuting a majority OF the board, were
present, they being: Colonel Jacob
Tuppert. part owner of the Yankees:
Charles Comiskey. owner Of the Chi
caEo White Sox. and Harry Fraxee, OF
the Boston Red Sox. James Dunn. OF
the Cleveland Indians, did not appear.
Not only was Mays reinstated but
Pan Johnson and any future presi-
dent OF the American league is pro-
kibited by the decision OF the board,
from taking any similar action with
regard to any other player without =
hearing OF the player.
Ban johnson Is directed by the board
OF directors to give a full and detailed
announcement Of the money 'ccnsti-
tuting the sinking fund Of the league
and where the cash Ia at present.
Ban johnson refused to attend to-
days meeting OF the board Of direc-
tors, denying the boards right to re-
view his action. and declaring that any
action taken on the votes OF Rupert
and Frazee il void because these gem
tlemen are biased because OF their In
Il rest In the matter.
An injunction was granted In De-
troit today by Judge Arthur Webster.
Ct Wayne county. enjoining President
Frank Navin, owner Of the Detroit IT,
gers; Manager jennings. the umpires
and President Fan Johnson. OF the
American league. from interfering
with the playing Of Carl w Mays.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-08-15

oled. Daughton scored and Hill
seeing second uncovered, made a sue
cessful dash to tho midway station.
Poole counted on Pays long sacrifice
fly to left. Abbott walked and Bender
went out on an infield ball
A safety and a hit batsman put
two on for the Builders In the sixth
but the chief pulled out in fine style,
ending the frame by striking out
Crossley.
Abbott's passed ball allowed the
Builders to garner their run in the
seventh. With Strain on third base
Abbott let one get through and
Charlie scampered across with the
count. Pay doubled in Richmond
half of the same frame. as a starter.
He stole third and counted when
Gooch tried to get him at third and
threw wild. Bender singled and the
chief went to- third when Baker put
safety into right field. The chief
crossed with the second and last run
OF the game on Browns sacrifice ny.
The score:
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-08-15
TURNER DOWAED TWICE
BY NEW YORK mailman

Winning the hrst ana last fails,
Gene Westergard. though pushed hard
at times by the Washington grappler.
won out over Joe Turner last night
before a capacity audience at the
Broad Athletic arena on West Broad
street.
westergard took the first fall IN
twenty-four minutes. pinning Turner'S
shoulders to the mat with I crotch
hold. Turner came back strong and
cowned the New Yorker in eighteen
minutes with q body scissors ana an
arm lock. The hnal and deciding fall
went to Westergard In twenty-one
lock.
The match was one OF the best seeu
IL Richmond since the opening OF the
West End arena. and the crowd wxs
enc Of the largest that has ever 81.
tended an open-air match here.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-08-15
luled away by his teammates.

/ hauled away by his teammates
Then IL fell his turn to go to bal
right away and Ernie Quigley me,
him coming from the bench and es-
corted him all the way to the plate
uttering soothing words. Snyder did
not continue the debate while Luque
was at bat. The Cuban was safe or
Fletcher's error and presently a
base on balls to Bressler and a hi
hatsman filled the sacks.
Rath popped to Fletcher and Dau-
bert forced Luque at the plate where
he found Snyder waited with some
thing on the pill. Groh flied to
Kauff
On the Giants side of the third
matters became what you might cal
acute after KaufY famed. Luque hit
Zim with a pitched ball and he went
to third when Snyder singled. Big
! Frank was evidently all set for a
"beaner" as his bat flew out toward
the box as he whacked at the ball.
Benton hit TO Luaue who tagged
the Cnrolinian with some force al
Rube t-otted toward first. Benton
promptly swung around and headed
for Luque. with his old port Upper
pulled away back
II was at first thought that Rube
was going to Letter go and knock
Luque clear back to Havana. but
probably he couldn't get the punch
uncorked. II was caught somewhere
down around his shoes.
Forthwith all hands rushed out on
tho field and surrounded the boys
just as Ruhe was commencing to tire
"A little from holding that punch.
Everybody gave everybody else a
some conversation. Johnny Evers
sitting in the press box. stirred un-
easily.
Wonder II anybody can get in -"
Arthur Fletcher led RUDE back tc
the Giant bench One would just al
soon expect Sir Harr,- Frazee acting as
protector 10 Louis Mann.
rye Burns gazed all around seek
advisory and nnalIy encountered
; my smith coming out of the Reds
coop.
Yah" said George. Yah, yah
said Jimmy
Big old rumpus all right.
After lot of people had had .hei'
say, Ernie ouigieg had his, He gave
Benton the air. but he permitted Luau'
to remain. This was distinctly favor
ing the Giants.
They got one run as Luaue was stab
| hing Benton with the ball. and anoth'
er after that
Crowd 'raxzed" Ludue as he returned
TO the bench at the close of the In
r.ng and the Cuban made graceful re-
Spouse by putting his thumb TO hi'
rose and waggiing his fingers.
The old retort courteous, you know
Immediately An empty mop bottle
erup,ed from the stand back Of thirt
and hit the ground in front of The
RED coop.
A special cop grappled the bottle
HEAVIER and hustled him under tbs
stand.
For the benefit OF Wild viii Pehe
Ion. the enraged Cincinnatian. who
was prevented from getting out or
the field only by the wire screen II
the front OF the press COOP, IL may bs
stated here that IL is believed thu
fend WAS duly executed.
Moran removed Luque after that. ant
things became too peaceful for an,
use.
Guess that row will keep the state
,, mena down tomorrow.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-08-15
Chief Bender Declines Offer
to Join Cincinnati Reds Now;
Goes At End Of Present Season
Pat Moran Manager Of National League Leaders, Sends Seoul
Mccain to Richmond in Effort Induce Richmond Manager
to Join Club Satisfied with Berth in Richmond

BY
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In
American In basehans mythical
going He
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CHIEF
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Manager Bender declared last night that perfectly satisfied with his
Wilson rceAse
to
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-08-15
FORMER MACK CATCHER
|NHER|TS A FORTUNE
BY Universal service.

New York, Aug. 14.-Pete Noonan.
OF Los Angeles, former star catcher
OF the Philadelphia Athletics, has just
inherited fortune estimated at 4
million dollars, according. to Frank
Flynn, a r. OF G. secretary, who has
returned from overseas service.
Soonan Is a X. of G. secretary at
present and was last seen in ireland
by Flynn, just after lawyers had no.
titled Pete Of his good fortune. Secre-
tary Flynn does not know from
whom Noonan received the million,
but he believes 1t Is from a relative in
the United States
Noonan. with Andy Coakley, old
time major league star. Is expe sted
TO return very shortly from Ireland,
where he was in charge Of the ath-
1etics work Of the K. OF c.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-08-15
PETERSBURG DIVIDES
WITH SUFFOLK RUBES
Junglecrs Get Opener. to 2. By
Coolers Come Back Strong in
Second Game.

Especial to The Richmond virginian.)
Petersburg. Va. Aug. 14.-Pe,ers-
burg and Suffolk divided the first
double bill of the series today, the
visitors winning the first game. 2 to 2.
and the home club the second. 3 to 2.
Gullman worked in both games for
the Rubes. Petersburg got off to a
two-run lead in the opener. but Lari-
sey blew in the fourth frame. the
visitors driving out three singles and
three doubles for five runs. Clarke re-
lieved Larisey in the sixth and his
wildness gave the visitors four runs
on one hit.
Unglauh was more than a match
for Gullman in the night cap. and
but for errors by Hitler and Neon
nell in the fourth inning. he would
have held the Rubes scoreless. The
Coolers earned their three runs off
Gullnan by timely hitting.
The box score.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-08-15

Cam, Munich, Mcconnell, Cashon.
Sacrifice hits-Crow, Oldring. Hitler
f2); Groety. Parker (2). Stolen bases
Black. Wild pitch Gul1man.
Struck out--by Gullman. 2: Unglaub.
Z. Base on balls-off Gullman, s:
Unglaub, 1. Left on bases-Suffolk.
5; Petersburg, 10. Time Of game
1880. Umpire-McGrew.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-08-15
NATIONAL


Results Yesterday.
New York. 2; Cincinnati, 1--(four-
teen innings. first game).
New York. 3. Cincinnati, B.
tsecond game).
Chicago, 2; Brooklyn, o-tnrst
camel.
Brooklyn. 1; Chicago. o-(second
game).
st. Louis, 4, Philadelphia. 2--(hrst
game).
st. Louis, 6; Philadelphia, s.
fsecond game).
Pittsburg- Boston, rain.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-08-15

Lexington, KY, will commemorate
the death OF the saloon by remodel
Ing > noted thirst parlor and gam
bling emporium and converting It into
q Presbyterian church. II they select
the right kind Of man az pastor they
can make II the double -dryesx spot Ia
the United 6tates- Houston Post.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-08-15

Summary: Two-base hits--Tyde-
man. Pay. Stolen bases-Baker. q;
Poole. Hill. 2: Pay. Sacrifice hits
Brown, Moran. Sacrifice hies-Pay.
Brown. Double plays-Bender to
Brown to Pay. Hit by pitched ball
Gooch by Bender. Left on bases
Richmond. 8; Newport News, s. First
base on error--Richmond. l. Bases on
halls-on Bender, /: Harris. Struck
cut-by Bender. s; by Harris, 4. Wild
pitch--Harris. Passed ball-Abbott.
Time OF game-1:5o Umpires-
LaRogue and Mcnamara.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-08-15
INTERNATIONAL.

Rochester, =: Reading. 1.
First game; Binghamton. 8: Bal
ttMore. II.
Second game: BinEhamton. 3; Bal
timore, 8.
BuAfalo- Newark, wet grounds.
Torohto-Jsrsev City. wet ground&
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-08-15

Cameo To-day.
Newport News at Richmond.
Portsmouth at Norfolk.
Suffolk at Petersburg.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-08-15
VIRGINIA
Results Yesterday

Richmond. s; Newport News. I.
Norfolk, s; Portsmouth, O.
Suffolk. 9; Petersburg, 2-(frst
game).
Petersburg. s.; Suffolk. 2-(second
camel
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-08-15

Summary: Two-base hits-Whar-
ton. Kramer. Gullman. Oldring Sacrt-
nee hits-McCann. Munich cay: Nc
Connell. A. Mcconnell. Parker. Stolen
bases-Black f2). Passed balls-Mc-
Conneil (2l. Wild pitches-Gullman
t2). Hit by pitched ball--Black and
Kramer; by Clarke; by Clarke
aPrker. Double plays-LAriseys to
Groety to Cashon: Groety to Hitler:
Blackwell to Groety. Left on bases-
Suffolk. Z; Petersburg, s. Innings
pitched by LArissy. s: nine hits and
ave runs. Base on balls-off Cult
man. :; Larisey. l; Clarke, 3. Struck
out-by Gullman. 3: Larisey. 8:
Clarke, 4. Time of Eame-1:45. ym-
pire-McGrew.
Second Game.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-08-15
AMERICAN
Results Yesterday.

Cleveland, 4: Washington, 8.
Boston, Is; Chicago, s.
st. Louis. g.; Philadelphia. /.
New York, 5; Detroit. 4-tfifteen
innings1.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-08-15
/. Score by Innings,


Washington ut Cleveland.
Philadelphia at st. Louis
Score by Innings.
At Cleveland r.. H. e.
Washington !. .001 100 1oo-3 I. 2
Cleveland 200 900 lOl--4 s /
Observation-Disclosures and Charity.
Picinich: Jasper. Uhle and O'Neill.
Thomas.
At Chicago r. HE.
Boston ..o27 co1 5oo-is 20 l
Chicago :. 900 OIL oo3-- s 10 .
Batteries-Rusieil, Schang. Me-
Neill: Cicottee, Kerr. Sullivan and
Scalk.
Philadelphia 200 100 ooo--l I i
ST. Louis ..... 1l3 00l o0x--S IL /
Batteries--NAylor and Perkins,
McAvoy: GalliA and SEVERED.
At Detroit: r. H. n
New York
oio ool ooi 600 ool--4 Is /
Batteries-Mays. Shawkey. No.
Eridge and Ruei; Boland. Ayers and
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-08-15

Al New YORK y. h. e.
Cincinnati
900 Dol 900 900 oo--i o
New York
600 olo 900 600 ol-a o
Batteries--Ring and Wingo; Toney
and Mccarthy.
Second game.
At New York n. H. E.
Cincinnati ..... 900 900 1923 10
New York 242 600 l0x-9 IL 8
Batteries-Bresler, LuQue, Corner,
Shrieber and Rariden: Benton.
Douglas and Snyder.
First Game.
At BROOKLYN: r. H. E.
Chicago ;. -. 900 o1o 1902 6 o
Brooklyn -, =. 900 900 1000 I 2
Observation-Disclosures and Killifer:
Smith and Miller.
Second Game.
At RrookIyn- r. H. e.
Chicago \. -. 900 600 900
Brooklyn !. 200 O10 0Ox--l 5 -
Enthusiastically. Carter and Kill.
fer; Galore and Kruger.
First Game.
At Philadelphia r. H. E.
st. Louis -. 900 004 o00-4 IL 2
Philadelphia 900 900 10l-2 s 1
Batteries-Doak and Clemons;
Packard and Adams.
Second Game
At Philadelphia. 3. II. y.
St Louis 700 al o2o--s 10 o
Philadelphia 100 02o 0o0-3 6
Battertes--May. Ames and Dilhoe-
fer; Smith and Tragesser.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-08-15
Standing Of Clubs.

Games Today.
Boston at Chicago.
New York at Detroit.
Warrington ut Cleveland.
Philadelphia at st. Louis
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-08-15

GAmeA Today.
Cincinnati at New York-(two
games).
ST. Louis at Philadelphia.
Chicago at Brooklyn.
Pittsburg at Boston.
Score by Innings.
First Game.
At New York r. H. E.
Cincinnati
Evening journal., 1919-09-17
And such win Re Life-Maybc.

Sir oliver Lodge has been talking
with a spirit again. And the spirit has
told him a lot OF interesting things.
F'rinstancc:
When one departs This life minus
tooth there's a perfectly eood tooth
waiting for him beyond. same with
a missing eyebrow, leg or arm.
But
when somebody Is blown 10 pieces,
it takes some time FOR the spent body
TO complete itself. 10 dissipates a GER
tain amount Of substances which is
undoubtedly etheric, and 70 has 10 be
concentrated again. II they get burnt
by accident. II they know about IL on
This side. they detach the spirit ilrst.
When we call spirit doctor comes
around and helps. But bodies should
not be burnt on purpose. We have
terrible trouble sometimes over people
who are crcmated too soon, they
shouldn't be-
That is The information from "Fcda,"
a spirit. via Sir %. Lodge.
Feda also informs ms that children
do not grow mp there.
THAT is comforting for the parents,
observes Captain Rupert Hughes, but
rather rough on the children"
Also but don't tell this 20 The Anti
Tobacco Leaguers)-they have cigars
therel
"A chap came over the other day
who would have cigar. asserts The
spiritual Feda. And the spirits manu-
factured what looked muchly like a
cigar But when he smoked IT," Frda
informs us. "he didn't think so much Of
10 ; he had four altogether. and now he
d0sn't look at one" 1T was made out
OF essences, ethers and gases. Feda
says.
Prince. giant central Park, New York.
sea lion. seized Antonio Durango. yes
terday, spanked him, ducked him. kick
Evening journal., 1919-09-17

for those unable TO take water any
other way.
The drinking water wagons are pro-
vided with small faucets for flling
glasses Pitchers and sieins can be
fllled. too The faucet is turned Just
like The ancient barkcep used 10 10
when somebody yelled. Draw onew
Life Is like this in Boston, 70 seems
Murders galore. rohberies here and
there. holdups as common as autumn
colds, and the authorities chase out
and capture "a crap players
In a three hours battle with a mon
ster horse mackercl on the beach at
Highlands. y. j., Conrad Anderson and
Charles Wardell won. Their skin was
carried three miles by the nsh inils
effort TO get free OF the line Mister
Mackerol weighed s57 pounds. Yep.
they finally landed him In the boat.
Tommy. did you say your prayers
before going to bcd?"
Yes. ma"
-hfs NNu tNt tiAA NNNIl Ill n hurry
well, ] didn't say The whole prayer.
ma. got tired Of using one over and
over again. just said. Lord. you re-
member what ! told You last nigal.
Amen '-Birmingham Age-Herald.
Cupid used 10 shoot with a bow and
arrow, hut life is entirely different in
Eld0rado.
ELDORiDO, Kas-M Garland. who
was shot about three weeks ago by
Florence Neeley. obtained a lisence 10
marry the girl today.
The silk hat is coming back into
style in England, and last years hat is
coming back over here.
II YOU believe there are more wealthy
people today than there used 10 be
YOU forgt that touching hit Of song en-
titled "They Serve Ham and Eggs
Three Times a Day"
In Kansas City, Mo. they still cling
TO that motheaten idea that a wife
should obey her husband. Judge E>k.
POrterneld, OF X. c., sentenced Mrs.
Gerald Bray 10 a term in the indus
trial school because she disobeyed her
husband
An apple tree bearing p kinds Of ap-
Evening journal., 1919-09-17

Prince, giant central Park, New York.
sea lion. seized Antonio Durango. yes
terday spanked him, ducked him. kick
Evening journal., 1919-09-17
FRENCH NOTABLEs ARE
HELD IN WINE FRAUDS.

PARIS, Sept. iI-Wme frauds in
France have nelied operators about
S7OOOOO0 10 is estimated The frauds be-
gan with the sale or a spanish cargo of
400 barrels Of wine wrecked OF the
spanish coast and sold in Paris under
altered labels. in spite of French pro-
hihition Of foreign wine imports Fred
eric Franck-PuauX. director general or
the Ivry docks at Paris, and former as
sisiant chief OF army food control, and
Count parrault de Jotemps, a French
have been arrested
Evening journal., 1919-09-17

FOR Harvard University. The university
wants sii,0o0.0o0
so long as the ianltors OF our coli
lege halls and the scrubwomen OF the
Libraries set larger salaries than pro-
iessors, just so long shall we be in dan
ger Of seeing our universities become
second rate schools OF advanced educa-
ton" no said.
THE remedy for this condition is not
lowering the pay OF the janliors and
scrubwomen, but raising those Of our
teachers"
Evening journal., 1919-09-17
JANIT0RS PAY HIGHER
THAN THE. PROFESSORS

NEW YORK. Sept Il United Press
College professors are worse paid than
kniiOrs and scrubwomen in the same
Institutions. charges Gardner b. Perry
OF Albany, a Harvard graduate who Is
chairman OF the Eastern New York
endowment committee 90 raise funds
Evening journal., 1919-09-17

An apple tree bearing % kinds of op-
Evening journal., 1919-09-17

pies and six varieties OF pears has been
produced by Henry Flaier. after years
OF experimenting. Grating did #. But
not the wind Of grating that.is bcins
done by fruit dealers which makes it
well nigh impossible for Mrs. House
wife TO get one kind OF apple to can.
Evening journal., 1919-09-17

Did you know that II every person in
The world took a two weeks vacation
at the same time everybody'd starve, no
baseball game. and you'd get farther
from home than you could wslk2
Evening journal., 1919-09-17
IL You're Very Dry. Try.

The War Department offers for sale
80 drinking water wagons and Il sprink-
Ter wagons.
The sprinkler wagons have a 450-
Gallon capacity, and a Gould hand pump