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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-09-08
FL porvenir de las Ligas
Agrlcolas de Puerto Rico

REGLAMENTo PARA Ell GoBIERNo
Y DIRECTION DE LA FEDERACION
DE LIGAS AGRICOLAS DE PUERTO
RICO, APROBADo EN- AsANBLEA
CELEBRADA Ell Ola 80 DE AGOSTo
DEL PRESENTE ANO
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-09-08
"PAPELETAs FAMosAs"

Box 416. San Juan. PR A
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-05-05
BICICLETA GRATIS

No,ses fila, es realidad. Preguntele
al nino Federico Torres Jr., San
Francisco 20, San Juan, quien Sc ga
no una hace pocos dias. Els de- la
marca P. & S. la mas acreditada en-
81 pals, .a,ie pvehas "a. casa Pietranto1
nj & SOLO, de San Juan a $45 (para'
I'd. es GRATIS). 81 la quiere escri-
ba hoy mismo en- esta forma - The
Mail Order Co., San German, Sefo-
res-Yo quiero ganarme la Bicicleta
GRATIS que I'd. ofrecen en- su anun-
clio (indique el nombre de este perio-
dico). Sin compromise ninguno para
mi, deseo que me expliquen 10 que de-
bd hacer para ganarmela. (Escriba
con letra clara su nombre, apellido y
direccion). Advt.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-05-05
La Iribuna del P1blico|
Logia Unioniy Amparo No. IA

seguir mn mismo destino en- la historic
de los hlimanos acOntecimientos, sc di-
r.gen las miradas por la situaci6n que
oc,pal Y el papel que estan liamados
descmpeiiar en- ambos hemisferios.
De manera que, serfa un pas0 ini-
cial que darfamos hacia el equilibrio
de intereses que bambolean al impul.
so de los egoismos, hacia un inter-
cambiO de ideas v aspiraciones que es-
trecharan v fortalecieran mas los la
zos dc Characterization de las regio.
nes latinO-americanas.
Las insignes figuras de Hostos de
Betances fuer0n yidentes del porvenir.
Elias no sonaban; vefan la realidad.
81 nosotros Puertorriquehos, Gu
banos Y Dorninicanos, por desyfos de
la historic de la vida, Y por conve-
niencias que rompen con las inmuta-
bles leyes naturales, s0mOs iinpOten-
tes para realizar aquello para 10 que
nos cre6 la naturaleza, debem0s unir-
nos mas6nicamente para harmonizar
caros ,intereses morale dando asf el
primer paso hacia la hermosa conjun-
ci6n espiritual de todos los pueblos de
America.
Unamonos, ST, en- estrecho lazo fra
ternal, Puertorriquehos, Dominicanos
v CubanOs, llevando cabo un Con.
greso Mas6nico Interantillano, para
euya realization propongo Sc tomen
los acuerdos siguientes
10. Que por La Muy Respectable
Gran Logia Soberana de Puerto, Sc
acuerde celebrar un Congreso Mas6ni-
co Interantillano, que tendra lagar en-
la Ciudad de San Juan de Puerto Ri
co Ell fecha que Sc indique.
20. Que Sc nombre ma Comisi6n
que estudie y redacte las bases sobre
que ha de descansar la celebration de
dichO acto. ifssfaf}l e.'.s ttA&f at
3d. Que una vez redactadas v apro-
badas la ISL bases leorrespohdi,:hte
nuestra Gran Logia comuhique este
acuerdo las Grandes Logias 0 POten-
cias Mas6nicas de Cuba Santo Do
mingo, legalmente recQnocidas, Sc
las invite para que nombren sus repre-.
sentaciones, procurando. 81 es possible,
que haya: una dele ci6n: A5oE oada
Logia. ~ ''''- " Y S. 'l''
40. Que Sc nombren las comisiones
necesarias para organizar los actos
pdblicos priyados que ell honor a
nuestros hermanos, celebre la AIaso-
nerfa Puerterriquefa,
Caguas, RI r. sabril 4. 1920.
Fra ternalmente,
s. SANCHIDRIAN,
&c % M =
Ten. Mhestro.
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sanaias
dotacion Ia aparatos instrumental
mas eputadas prescrpcones medico
higena suacionComoddad emeado ser
auaiva de odenCuerpo med1co dente
en el
ppos mecos de Socedad
Departarnentos especales para Senoras 3
DR. D. Barrero
tard laboables Reconocmeno $lO00-eon
su simple $780, l lsEs.t
opeacones epecae luz de ae hRlro
hdoeapicoS Fuguacon preoS
equitatvamente convencionales. e&
CONSULTORIO-Ra Cordeo No 122San juan Puerto Rico
necesarios Aten
Socdad de las horas de consuas
glarda de desde las de mahana de
la tarde ..
General SanatoioParada IIato Rey de tade
laborabes.
Director Consultorio: Manuel Quevedo Baez. #
Observation-Disclosures, de la tarde los da hbo
rablesy de IL a IL de la los dias fesivo s44
cirueia General: DR. Don Rafael Veez Lopez K8
ConutaEn a Consutorio de tarde los das aborables F..
y Sabados. 3s5.8g saJ1I
Espalista Nariz oidos Gaganta;
! Jmenez .ss.4 g=~l9
Consutorio tarde aborab1es
Ell Sanatorio parculares, de dias laboab
Medicos internos Sanaoo DR. Rivera AponeDr Ruiz
Nazaro-rCirugia Dena-D ID. Lorenzo r. Noa. sTEk@
Conta ODonel No 10 (Plazuea Colon, das
gab6rahles
Enrique Fernando Jose Ducheny Don
Hias Ca
dad Nurses Ttulada de copea aptud practca
experiencia ssEssf4GH F
ndmero pagan mes teniendo
eeco aendidos cdalquiera de Estaeceno
entar d ultimo recbo cohrado.
Presidential Apartado Tesorera Apartado 2o1
6 San Juan, P. R. Juan p r.
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ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK
(Fundado 1920.
A Commercial Bank in Commercial Center
N UrEV YORK

Corresponsales Ell todos los paises del
.mundo.- Gra postal Q telegraficamente
sobre las principales plazas de Europa
America.-Se hace cargo de cobros, re-
mesas, depositos. - Cuentas corrientes.
Expide cartas de credito y eiecuta
toda clase de transacciones de banca CO.
mercial
Solicita Correspondence.
Atlantic National Bank, Por Gable:
Por Correo: .m- ..,m,.,..,-
257 Broadway.
New York City. New York.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-05-05
rANNUNzIo pEsMIENTE LA NO
TICIA DE LA EXPEDITION T.

Fiume,- abril. Gabrielle d'Annunzio
neg6 hoy veracidad las noticias que
han circulado dando cuenta. de que Sc
proponfa llevar cabo un movimiento
por el Norte de Fiume para apoderarse
del ferrocarril que conduce a Trieste Y
Lubins.
mo Sc ha planeado expedition algu-
ma por nosotros desde la de Zara", dijo
d'Annunzio. mo han ocurrido deser-
clones en- nuestras filas y tampoco in
cidentes entire los legionarios."
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-05-05
JJll6uiellto
Gadurrl
para las
EsrupC CiOlleS

I Es sorprendente el yer con que prom
Situd el Unguento Cadunl quita y ci-
datriza las erupciones de la piel. No
ifl1porta cuales sean los remedies que
h$ya usado sin obtener bene6cio, no
tiene porque desanimarse, pues e1
Ungi1ento Cadum es distinto todos
los >demas remedies. Hace cesar la
picakon irstantan eamente yempieza a
Scicatrizar con la primera aplicacion.
Las Intermediates mas obstinadas de
la piel, como los granos, iilceras,
erupciones, lastimaduras, eczema, ur-
ticari3, cortaduras, quemaduras, al
morranas de picazon, etc, Sc a1ivian
prontamente con el Ungiiento Cadum,
una preparation francesa hecha en-
America de la formula original.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-05-05

1870 DE REBAJA, EN- TRAJES Y
ZAPAT0S, "La Ciudad Condal''.
RODRIGUEZ HNOS.,
.'s' Cruz No. 8, Tel. 26O,
San Juan, Puerto Rico.
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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-05-05
CANAAN Los DEL "EsPANA"

CARTAGENA, abril 13. En- las re-
gatas verificadas en- este puerto ha ga
nado Ia copa donada por ell Rey Alton
so. el bote tripulado por marineros
del buque de guerra, "Espafia'', sien-
do aclamado el bote al pasar por la
boya de sehales. 4as regatas que
daron miy lucidas.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-05-05
El secretario que suscribe: !:


El SecretGriO que snscribe:
CERTIFICA: que esta Respectable
Logia Union Y Amparo'' ndmero A,
constituida en- los valles de Caguas,
P. r., en- session extraordinaria cele.
brada en- la noche, de aver, hizo suyo
el anterior proyecto y. por unanimi-
dad, acord6 remitir copia del mismo
la Muy Respectable Gran Logia So
berana de Puerto Rico y a, las Logias
de Ia obediencia, para que sea estu-
diadoi y discutido en- la spr6xima. Sc.
sion trimestral. fsv
Caguas, PR, 3 de abril de 1920 !.
GABRIEL DE SANTIAGO,
Secretdrio. Il
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-05-05
EARMACIAs.

POdemOs ecOnOmizar dinerO los
farmaceuticos proporciOnandoles bonn
bas y depositos para ell despacho de
alcohol, aceites, trementina, glicerina,
etc. BESIDE 5 hasta so galones de ca
pacidad.
LUCAS BLANCO & CO.,
San Juan, Puerto Rico.
Advt.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-05-05

LOS MEJoREs casimires dri-
les de hiIo ingleses Sc acaban de reci-
bir en- la Villa de Madrid.
$3.50 Advt.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-05-05
pRoYEcTo,
Tales dc Cagnas, P. r.

Para Ia ceiebraci6a de m CvagrcsO
Mas6nico inte,ahtillanO que Sc &C.
leJrard ca Ia ciudad dc san .ndR
dc Puerto Rico.
Cavalier County farmers press. (Langdon, N.D.) 1920-1921, 1920-08-19
WEAVER

MIR. Nels Petersnn and family are
here and will make an extended visit
with his sister Mrs. Fred Shadal.
Miss Martha Sable returned Satur.
day to her home at Nekoma after
completing a successful term at
Pheronical school here.
A large number of friend. and
nelghbors we're entertained at lns
Tevdt home Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs S. A. Myrand .p.ns
Sunday at Hannah.
Mr.. and4Mrs. a. j.. Weaver .ent4,-
tanned Mr.. and Mrs John Scbrapp
and their daughter Mrs. Ray Irons
from Starkweather Sunday
Mrs. Gilbert Skadal has purchased
a new John Deere binder.
Mr.. John Nelson purchased a ne
Deering binder last week.
Mics Dina Hognestaa who ia az
sssting with the work at Alfred
Lindseth spent Sunday at Devils Lake
Cavalier County farmers press. (Langdon, N.D.) 1920-1921, 1920-08-19
Additional Short Local

Ole 3. Bcrstad was a Hannah bust
ness visitor here Friday.
Mrs. Rassman aud daughter, Kath-
leen returned Friday to Osnabrock
after spending part of the week at
the Kirkham home.
The last installment OF the list Of
awards in the educational department
Of the county fair have space on an.
other page Of this i.sue.
Frank x. Belanger and Ed. Lee
Brun returned IN Friday from their
trip by auto across the line to Winni-
peg and other points ia Manitoba.
Mrs. Andy A, Wilson ard the
children returned Friday from a visit
of part of the week with the Diebels
and friends Of the family ut Milton.
Cavalier County farmers press. (Langdon, N.D.) 1920-1921, 1920-08-19

Ia: Mrs. Mundy and daughter Of
Sioux Falls, S. OAK, Mr.. and Mrs,
F. j. Whitehouse and Parker
Whitehouse.
M. and Mrs. Oscar johnson enter
tanned Sunday for dinner. Mr.. and
Mrs. Hjlmer Lundquist and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. John johnson and
family and Mr.. and Mrs. Gust John.
son and family.
Mrs. Mundy and daughter, irene.
left for their home at Sioux Falls
S. Dak.. last Tuesday after visiting
with relatives.
E. H. Whitehouse and wife left
for their home in Sask., Canada last
Tuesday after visiting with Mr.. and
Mrs. Whitehouse for some time.
Monday, August 18th, a number
of neighbors and friends gathered at
the Fred Heimbecker home for a
farewell party in honor of Mr.. and
Mrs. E. H. Whitehouse, who left
for Canada Tuesday. The following
people were present: Mr.. and Mrs.
Wantz. Mr.. and Mrs. Rollins and
family of Sioux City. Iowa, Mrs.
Mundy and daughter, Irene, of Sioux
Falls, S. OAK, MIR. and Mrs. F. j.
WhitehOuse. Mr.. and Mre W.;,A,.J
son Louis, Mr.. and Mrs. Hugo
Schmidt, Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar John
son and family, Mrs. Ida Boline,
Miss larsen of L%angdon, Parker
Whitehouse and Harrison Heimbecke,
of Langdon. They were presented
with same handsome gifts.
Cavalier County farmers press. (Langdon, N.D.) 1920-1921, 1920-08-19
CORRESPONDENCE
MOSCOW

Mrs. Fred Watchke and children
of Langdon have been visiting with
relatives here the past few days.
MIR. John l.. Peterson took a car
load of stock to the Fargo markets,
returning Thursday.
Mrs. John l.. Peterson and Mrs.
Carl Amoth were business callers at
MAZDA last Friday and also went
berry picking.
Miss Ellen Olson of Dresden spent
a few days the fore part Of the week
visiting here and also attended the
the K. K. Klub meeting.
The choir practiced at the Tom
Amoth home last Saturday evening.
Tee services at our church were
we'll attended last Sunday. Rev.
Dale spoke on the text taken from
the 18th Chapter of ST. Luke, verses
3 to ID. Services we're announced
for Sept. 5th at IL a m. in the
English language.
The Ladies Aid will meet at the
Carl Amoth ttme Thursday, Sept. 2.
Jay Holmes AND sisters, Belva and
lola visited at the Carl Amoth home
Sunday and also attended the organi-
cation meeting Of the Kommunity
Kettle Klub at the school house in
the evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Thorvalson
and family of Wales and Mr.. and
Mrs. John Ronning of Clyde num-
bered among those visiting at Carl
Amoth's home Sunday.
Cavalier County farmers press. (Langdon, N.D.) 1920-1921, 1920-08-19

=E%5HHNaa 0f69sasb .SSg2NHgN
Miss Ruth Green was a south.
bonnd passenger Friday returning to
her home at Milton after a. visit of q
part of the week here with her sis
ter, Mrs. Miles F. Kessler.
Co. Auditor Scott is at Bismarck
this week in attendance at the state
equalization board meeting in the in
%terest Of the tax payers of Cava-
lier county.
Upwards of $500 is stated to have
been netted by the guild society ladies
of the Presbyterian church last week
in the suppers served three evenings
in the U. C. T. Hotel dining room.
Four weeks from today, Thursday,
September 18th, is the opening day
Of the chicken shooting season. Sc.
cure your hunting license nov at
Co. Auditor Scott's office at the
court house.
Jas. Austin went north Friday to
his farm at Hannah from Grand
Forks. He reports the crop and
yield as being about the same as
last fall. but it is likely to be in
ferior in grade.
Il Simon Schefter and family return
ed the latter part Of the week from
their months vacation trip to a mum.
Der of points in the west, including
the home of his brother Druggist
VIM. %Schefter, at Portland, Ore.
The little four year old daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Irwin is still
under medical attendance and for
some months has been suffering from
a tubercular ailment following an
attack of the flu.
Miss Lille Eastop and Miss Cert
rude Fitzpatrick, whose homes are
In theeimmediate vicinity of Osna-
brock will enter Saint Michael's hos.
pital at Grand Forks this fall and
take up a four years course of train
Ing IN nursing,
Frank j. Schwartz has been cor.
fined to his bed for the past two
weeks, or the greater part of the
time since his return to Grand Forks.
His appetite remains good and he lie
in no pain but appears to be los.
ing somewhat in strength.
Robert Padden whose accident in a
runaway was mentioned last week
has been brought to the home in
town from the farm of his brother,
ALT Padden, where the accident hap
pened. It is now feared that Mr..
Padden suffered internal injuries and
his condition since Friday has, been
considered critical.
Cavalier County farmers press. (Langdon, N.D.) 1920-1921, 1920-08-19

Arrangements are being made for
the hum of the threshing machine the
later part of the week as harvest is
pretty we'll completed.
Mr., and Mrs. Ed. Hill and family
spent several days at Elkwood visit
ing friends and picking berries.
A number of our young folks met
at the school house Sunday evening
and organized a club which they
named, Kommunity Kettle Klub. The
aims of the club will be to assist in
organizing social activities in the
neighborhood during the winter month
and arranging for outings and pick
nicking parties to points of interest
during the summer. The officers
elected we're
President-Peter Sundburg
Vice es.-Carl Olmanson
Secretary-Zola Holmes
Treasuer-Lydia Sundburg
Serg't. at Arms-Ole Lien
Three COMMITTEES of three members
each were appointed. Ellen Olsen
Guy Amoth and Carl Olmanson were
appointed on the first committee for
the purpose of drafting a constitution
and by laws. The duties of choosing
an emblem and choosing a motto for
the club was assigned to a second
committee consisting of Belva Holmes
Anna Amoth and George Amoth. Ar
rangements were also made for an
entertainment committee. Thuse ap.
pointed being Belva Holmes, Mabel
Amoth and Peter %Sundburg.
Cavalier County farmers press. (Langdon, N.D.) 1920-1921, 1920-08-19
NORTH DAKOTA

Minot.-A fall tractor show is being
arranged here.
Tansem.-The. postoffice here has
been discontinued.
Harvey.-A Boy Scout organization
will be formed here.
Davenport.-So good is the harvest
that local machinery dealers are sold
out.
Fairdale.-While at work breaking
Carl Ososki was struck and killed by
lightning.
Ellendale.-A forty-foot addition has
EN- eyed the capacity of the local
pc office.
Devils Iake.-The first market day
ever held in this vicinity proved g; de-
cided success.
Bismarck.-Coal costs in the state,
it is estimated, will increase 25 to 60
per cent this year.
Lisbon.-The library circulated last
year 11,061 volumes and quits the year
with a balance of $7O1.99.
Elliott.-The State Grainmen's union
will open a printing plant here for the
publication Of their official organ.
Observation-Disclosures have been
practically completed here in the man.
ufacture Of fibre from American grown
flax.
Devils Lake.-A carload of wool has
been sent to the warehouse of the
State Wool Growers association at
Fargo.
Palermo.-A fifteen-mile section of
the Roosevelt highway will be built
by Mountrail county from Tagus to
this point.
Rugby.-The Pierce County Ship.
pers association has been formed to
look after 1.-THE livestock shipments OF
Its. members.
Regan.-The Rev. Robert HOWE,
pastor Of the Congregational church
for Il number Of years, died of tuber.
cular trouble.
Mandan.-Better city water is prom.
ised after the installation of a pump
throwing 10000 gallons an hour into
the reservoirs.
Calvin.-Ashley Vickstrom, young
son of A. L. Vickstrom, died as a re.
suit of burns sustained when a kero'
sene can exploded.
Dickinson.-Ninety thousand dollars
is available for the proposed building
at the. state normal in Dickinson and
bids have been called for.
Jamestown.-Dr. William A. Bent
ley, aged Is, died here. He was q
veteran of the Civil war and had lived
in North Dakota since 1877.
Cavalier County farmers press. (Langdon, N.D.) 1920-1921, 1920-08-19

On Thursday p. M. Aug. 18th.
over fifty guests responded to invita-
tions issued by MIR. and Mrs. G. L.
Weist, at their home to celebrate the
golden wedding of Mrs. Weists
parents Mr.. and Mrs. ]. F. White
house, The P. M. was spent in
visiting and music until 5 o'clock
when to the wedding march played
by the Misses Mundy and Rollins
grand daughters Of the bride and
groom, the bridal couple, assisted
by the groom's brother and wife Mr..
and Mrs. E. 81. Whitehouse of Sask.
Canada and Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Rice
and Harriet Rollins acting as flower
girl, took their place on the porch
where a beautiful cermony IA con-
Quoted by Rev. F%rankhanper. After
congra tulations. and a short program.
six O'Clock dinner was served in a
large tent by the three daughters and
kind neighbors.
Four children were present. Mrs.
Mundy of Souix Falls, S. Oak; Mrs.
Rollins of Souix City, Ia. and Mrs.
| Weist and Parker Whitehouse of
Alsen. Three sons of la. and s. D.
were unable to attend.
Many beautiful and valuable pres.
ents were presented to the honored
couple.
Cavalier County farmers press. (Langdon, N.D.) 1920-1921, 1920-08-19

Mrs. o. o. Mercer and daughters
Mieses Marian aud Grace Mercer, ar
rived yesterdayfrom Seattle and are
visiting ut the home of her brother,
M. i. Sullivan. Her husband is a
brother Of F. E. B. Mercer, one Of
the founders and old pioneers Of
Laugdon. The party at the Sullivan
home also Includes a neice, Mrs.
Barlow Of Grand Forks.
Cavalier County farmers press. (Langdon, N.D.) 1920-1921, 1920-08-19
GORDON

Mr.. and Mrs. Wantz entertained
Sunday. E. H. W%hitehouse and wife
of Sask Canada; Mr.. and Mrs.
Rollins and family of Sioux City,
Cavalier County farmers press. (Langdon, N.D.) 1920-1921, 1920-08-19

Mrs. liver Brown went to Edmore
Saturday where she some dentist
work done.
Rev. j.. O. DAZZLE of Nekoma spent
Sunday after conducting services here
at the John Berge home.
j. w. Pomeroy and wife autoed up
from Milton on Friday evening and
during a shor.. week end stay were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Nc
Lauchlin. where their daughter, Miss
Beatrice, has been making a couple
of weeks visit with her friend, Miss
Mary MCLAUGHLIN. The Pomeroys since
leaving Langdon have been located in
one of the trade centers of the Cana
dian Northwest, where MIR. Pomeroy
represented the international Harves-
ter Company. but it is understood that
they locate in Fargo this fall. i
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-20
CLEVELAND HERE
TO PLAY MACKS
Guy Morton or Bagby Will Do
HurIing Against Kinney
This Afternoon

Mr.. Iris Speaker and his hopefuls
from Cleveland are billcted in ,Phila-
1elphia for time. They came to wax
fat, speaking in percentage terms. on
our Athletics But the AS have habit
of pulling q worm now and then and
turning suddenly on the foe. This
r" '-hrt his royal tallness. Mr.. Nc
GiHicuddy, plans today at Shibe Park.
Connie didn' { say so this morning, but
IL is likely that Kinney will do the
tossing in the opening game against the
Sixth City boosters. Kinney has been
going we'll recently and should be able
to show something against the American
League advance guard
Big Jim Bagby or Guy Morton will
be turned loose IN the bullpen early this
afternoon and the one that can show
Iris the most stuff will be elected to
earn his salary this afternoon. All OF
the Cleveland pitchers are In pretty fair
shape, according to the left handed
leader. Yesterday Stanley Coveleskie
Polo Grounds. winning five to zero. !
Speaker isn't making any predictions
and never did, but IL is easy to see that
the Indians manager is far from pessi
mistic over the outlook. Thus far nc
Cleveland club has ever won - '--,cri-
can League pennant. Even in the palmy
days of Bill Bradley, Larry Bajoic,
Harry Bay ct ol, they couldn't annex a
flag, but it wouldn't be surprising 70
see them get away with IL this year. Al
any rate they are making a grent show
ing and the club is playing excellent
ball. -W,
Today's game at Shibe Park will be-
gin at. 3 80 o'clock,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-20

United States Lawn Tennis Association
from affiliating with the international
Lawn Tennis Federation. The federn :
tion voted to hold the tournament per
petually at Wimbledon. Naturally. the
United States representatives co,,idn't
see this. They wanted to have n crack
at the tournament themselves on home
turf, consequently they have not Joined
the organization.
It is possible that when the Americans
reach England some agreement may be
reached by which the federation will re :
scind this action and agree to have the
tournament rotate from one country to
another. Although the Americans are
not in the federation, they will be per
mitted to play for the title the tourua :
ment is an open one for ali nations or .
cept the Central Powers which were
aligned against the Entente in the re
cent disturbance abroad.
Not So Easy
1t Is generally believed that the
United States will have very easy time
Of it in the preliminary rounds at Win
bledon in the Davis Cup matches. In
fact. nearly all of the arrangements
made even by Australia have been made
with the virtual concession that this
country would be the challenger. How.
ever. this is not the case.
While 1t does appear that our tear
has the edge, the French. our first op
ponents, have wonderful aggregation
of players and 1t will take the best that
we have to beat them. South Africa
has a good team and Great Britain /,
fairly strong. Canada. too, is wei
equipped with tennis material and vii
give somebody q good battle.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-20

a battle between Dave Bennis's Ger
msntown team and the Nativity nine
pilotcd by Phil BRrgerty.
The game was staged at Chelten eve.
nue. and Magnolia street, aud Nativity
came through with 3 60 victory. A
batting rally in the fourth inning Yield
ed four tsllies TO Nativity. The fray was
featured by the classy pitching of Car
riRan. who held Germantown to three
hits. Both teams played mn crrorlcss
game. A crowd estimated ct more than
1000 witnessed the contest which began
at 5:30 and was over shortly after Z
O'Clock.