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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-07-29
Inglaterra Y Francia pactaran con los b0Ishevikis
Los patriOtas de Irlanda atacan un tren rnilitar
La COmiSi6n de la
huGIga dGSpidG al
LiCenCiadO Molina

Una nutrida Manifestation de mari
nos fue aver iespedir al muelle MI
nero l al Licdo Molina St Remy quien
EMBARGO para los Estados Unidos en- ell
vapor "Coamo'i
La manifestation parti6 desde las
ofcinas del conocido abogado, bajando
por la calle de Ia Fortaleza hasta ell
muellc.
En- primer termino, marchaba Ell Sc
nor Molina, quien levaba entire sus ma
nos un hermoso ramiilete de flores. Una
orquesta amenizaba la manifestation,
tocando pleas de mdsica criola
AL llegar al muelle los manifestan
tes, hizo uso de La palabra ell festeja-
do, quien dio las eracias a todos por la
demostraci6n de simpatia de que era
objeto. varias veces fue aplaudido
orador, que ternino 81 discurso invi-
tando a todos sus oyentes para que
Sc diera tres vivas al sefior Aybar. La
multitud aclam6 al lider obrero repeti-
das veces.
Al embarcar el senor Molina, varios
de los iniciadorss lie volvieron a fell
citar lie dieron las gracias por la
buena y desinteresada defensa que an
te la corte Federal hizo el de los IL
ders obreros acusados de violaci6n la
ley Lever, durante Ell periodo de la
pasada huelga.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-07-29
LOS PLENIPOTENCIARIOS ARR
BAN A LAS COSTAS DE ESPANA

SAN SEBASTIAN. julio Is
Han llegado va a esta poblaci6n to
dos los iefes de Estado Y represen-
tantes de los diferentes paises de
Europa America, que constituyen
el consejo de la "Sociedad de las Ma
Clones, quienes Sc reuniran el dia
30 en- el palacio de la Diputaci6n
provincial.
Terminada la conferencia de Ia
"Sociedad de las Naciones", los Re-
yes de Espana, don Alfonso Y dona
Victoria, Sc dirigiran a Marruecos,
donde visitaran la zona de Espana
y las ultimas posiciones que ha con-
quistado ALI el ejercito, dirigido por
"a. general Fernandez sSilvestre. n
aals saae y
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-07-29
GRAN BALE EN- Ell UNION CLUE
Ell ALFONSO XIII Y LA CoMPA
MA DEL LARA.

Algunos artistas de la Compaiia del
Lara" mcstraron aver sus deseos de
estar aqui a la llegada del Alfonso
XIII De estar nosotros en- San Juan
mos dijo uno de ellos-contribuiriamos
al recibimiento, dando en- honor de los
marinos una function de gala en- al tea
tro.
Los del lara, como Sc sabe, en-
barcaran hacia ell dia seis de agosto
para Espaha. Tan distinguidos artis;as,
no podran yer realizados sus deseos,
pues precisamente cuando neguei ell AL
fonso XIII San Juan, va ellos esta-
ran cerca del regazo de la Madre Patria
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Ell sENADo Y LA cAMARA

Tan pronto como circulo Ell NUN
DO dando cuenta del cablegraIa que
anuncia la vista del "Alfonso XIII
Sc pusieron en- movimiento todas las so
ciedades organizaciones culturales de
San Juan, con ell fin do asociarse 4 los
homenaies que Sc rendiran los marinos
del acorazado espalol
La Camara ell Senado no han que
rido ser los ultimos EN- ese movimiento
fraternal elocuente. Don Antonio r.
Barcel6, presidente del senado, ha ci-
tado una reunion, que Sc celebrara hoy
Ell su oficina, a la que asistiran el Pre-
sidente de la Camara de Representatives.
Y otras distinguidas personalidades, para
acordar los festejos que lie tributaran
ambos cuerpos legislativos los marinos
de Espafia
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-07-29
Una COntGrGnCia pdbIiCa
. en- Ia LOgia t8OSOfiCa

Ell viernes, 80 del actual, las 8
y media de la noche Sc dara una con
ferencia pdblica ilustrada, en- ell salon
de la Logia Teosofca r. Cordero 100
altos, Ell la cual Sc veran los cuer-
pos suprafisicos tales como aparecen
la vista de los videntes, asi como
las forma-pensamientos
Sc invita- al p1blico.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-07-29
LIcDo. AGUsTN FONT

Desde aver Sc halla en- San Juan
nuestro distinguido amigo, Licdo. Agus
tin Font, Fiscal de la Corte de Pom
ce. FL senior Font goza en- esta ciudad
de merecida simpatia por su inteligen
cia y dotes personales.
Damos al quito amigo, nuestra mas
sincera bienvenida.
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PARA Ell CAMPO

Han salido para ell campo, en- donde
pasaran una breve temporada, la dis
tinguida sonora zoraida P. de Arruza,
su bella hija Maria Luisa nuestra
buena Y simpatica amiguita Maria TIE
resa Almiroty.
Les deseamos grata excursion vera
MEGA, y que pronto regresen al seno de
nuestra sociedad, en- donde gozan de
muchas simpatias
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-07-29
Ell CAUDILLO TURCO
HA CAIDO PRISIONERO

CONsTANTINOPLA. julio 28.--
Jafar Tayar, generalisimo del ejer-
cito de la Sublime Puerta que com
bate contra los griegos, ha sido he
cho prisionero de guerra en- el curse
de la Ultima dcrrota sufrida por los
otomanos.
Los griegos contin1an su avance
extendiendose como una ola por ell
norte de Turquia.
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$4,000 para ell '!nS-
titutO POIit6CniCO'

Ell acaudalado hacendado de Yauco
dor Arturo Lluberas ha donado la can
tidad de cinco mil do,ares para Ell ''Ins
tituto Politecnico'', de San German.
Sc espera que otros flantropos del
pals imiten la actitud del seior Llu
beras, que aplaudimos en- 10 mucho q.
merece.
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LOS FESTEJOS A LOS ma
RINOS DEL ALFONSO XIII"
I'm "Ts Deum" en- Ia CatedraI,--LO que dice 0I
gObeTnadOT BGnediCtO.- lima gran paTada mi
IitaT en- ell MOrrO.- Los WteTanOS de Ia guerra

p6sito, Sc celebrara en- los terrenos del
Campo del Morro una gran parada, con
la asistencia de todas las fuerzas mi
itares de la Isla. Para este homemade
SCI cuenta con ell concurso dc los miem-
bros de la "Guardia Nacional'' de
los veteranos de la guerra europea.
Probablemente algunas Compaiias del
Pegimiento Sc trasladaran al muelle,
para escoltar dcsde ALI los marinos
espafoles.
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UN TREN DE SOLDADOS
EN- PELIGRO DE VOLAR

LONDONDERRY, julio 28.-- Tn
trcn que conducia un considerable
numero de tropas, que iban con des-
tino sofocar la insurreccion en- al
gunas poblaciones del sur de Irlan-
da, ha sido atacado por los patrio-
tas, quienes Sc propusieron volarle
con dinamita.
Los des6rdenes continuan, cada ve2
con mayor gravedad, en- distintos
puntos del territorio.
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coM1s1oNEs DE LA IsLA

Los Centres sociales de Ponce, Maya
guez, Arecibo, Humacao, Guayama, Ca
guas, ETC., han manifestado sus deseos
de enviar delegaciones para ell acto del
recibimiento.
Ell Comisionado de Servicio Publco
de San Juan dirigira los h2bitan'ss
de la ciudad una alocucion, que circu-
lara ell dia anterior la llegada del ACC
razado
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PANCHO VILLA CONTINUA
TRAICIONANDO Ell GOBIERNO

CIUDAD MEXICO, julio 28.- Las
autoridades que obedecen al general
Huerta, presidente provisional de la
Republica, han comprobado, asi 10
declara ofcialmente el Gobierno, que
el bandido Pancho Villa procede de
sacuerd0 con las -hstrucciones cue re
cibe del jefe militar de Nuevo Leon.
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Ell "RESOLUTE" HA VENCIDO
A SU FUERTE COMPETITOR

SANDY HOOK, julio Is Fl
yate ''Resolute' gano la quinta re-
gata, que era la final, quedando, de
este modo la copa de America" en-
os Estados Undos.
Mr.. Thomas Upton, propietario
del yate Shamrock "" ha atribui-
do la derrota de su buque un acci-
dente.
Mr.. Emmons, propietario del Re
solute", invite a sus amigos un
banquete, para celebrar la victoria,
el cual Sc verifcara esta noche.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-07-29
LAS MUJERES DE ESPANA
EN- FAVOR DEL DIVORCIO

MADRID, julio .2S.- La marque
sa de Ter ha dirigido una solicitud
al Gobierno, pidiendole que, en- nom
bre de las mujeres espanolas, RIA
como ley la cla1sula que fue apro
bada en- la convention de La Haya,
estableciendo el divorcio en- toda la
nacion.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-07-29
DON WENCEsLAo BoRDA

Esta tarde embarcara para los Es-
tados Unidos el distinguido caballero
senior don Wenceslao Borda quien dis
fruta de mercedes afectcs en- los circu-
los financieros sociales de San Juan.
Ell senior Borda permaneceHa algu
nos meses en- Ell Norte.
LIE deseamos muy fehz viaje.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-07-29
OTRO NUEVO CASO
DE PESTE BUBONICA

CIUDAD MEXICO, julio Is Las
autoridades han registrado un nuevo
case de peste bub6nica, debido a 10
cual Sc ha procedido destruir por
el fuego varias casas, para extinguir
la epidemia.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-07-29
MIRADA RETRCsPEcTIvA

Hoy, 20 de julio, Sc cumplen seis amos
que los aus;riacos dieron principle q
las hostilidades con Serbia, bombardean
do Belgrade, la capital.
Y Sc cunplen dos amos que ell ejerci-
to de los Estados Unidos rechazo la G. Tar
dia prusiana, al sur de Sergy
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LUIS BRAU GONZALEZ

Hemos tenido Ell gusto de saludar
a este distinguido amigo, de Afiasco,
quien en- union de su gentil esposa, do
ma Julia ortega de Brau, Sc encuentra
en- San Juan.
Gratas impresiones deseamos los dis
tinguidos amigos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-07-29
6oUIEN DIsPARo?

Aver, en- la Marina, oy6se un disparo,
que a pesar de las investigaciones hechas
por la policia, no Sc pudo averiguar de
donde procedia.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-07-29
LOS MONARCAS BELGAS
FMBARCARAN PRONTO

RIO DE JANEIRO, julio 28.-
Ell crucero Sac Paulo" zarp6 esta
tarde con direction a Amberes, don
de recogera a los Reyes de Belgica,
Alberto e Isabel, con el prop6sito dc
conducirles al Brasil donde seran
recibidos en- triunfo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-07-29

FL gobernador INFERNO senior Bene-
dicto, en- su propio nombre y en- ell del
Gobierno que representa- sc apresta a
rendir suntuosos homenajes a los ma
rinos del acorazado "Alfonso XIII.
va Sc ha acordado celebrar una recep-
ci6n en- la Fortaleza la tarde de la lie
gada de los marinos; un bale de So
ciedad, la misma noche, que sc llevara
a efecto en- Ell ''Casino de Puerto Ri
CO., y un banquete EN- uno de los hote-
les do la ciudad. claro esta que estos no
nores-nos dijo ell senior Benedicto-es-
tan sujetos a cambios y alteraciones,
pues todo depende de los dias que pCr
manezca aqui ell buque. Dado que ell
ALFONSO XIII prorrogue su perma-
nencta, va entonces Sc organization,
ademas de los acordados, nuevos festi-
wales, tales como un paseo por la ca
rre'e central Y una iira campestre
Hay otros proyectos-agrego ell senior
Benedicso-que pensGmos realizar th
honor de los bizarros nsarinos de la
nacion progenitora .Pero solamente es-
pero saber la fecha exacta de la nega-
da DEF acorazado y los dias que estara
entire nosotros
UNA GRAN PARADA MILITAR EN-
Ell MoRRo.--vETERANoS DE LA
GUERRA, GUARDIA NACIoNAL Y
soLDADos DEL REGIMIENTo
FL cOronel Jarvis, del Regimiento de
Puerto Rico, tributara tambien grandes
homenaies al acorazado Alfonso XIII.
FL dis inguido militar desea rendir es-
plendidos honores a los marinos de la
Madro Patria. Respondiendo tai pro
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Ell "cAsINo EsPANoL"

En- los salones del "Casino Espanol''
Sc ofrecera un bale de gala a la oicia-
lidad del buque espafiol Todas las So
ciedades espafolas de la Isla tributaran
grandes honores a la tripulaci6n del
accrazado, y entire ellos, fguran excur-
stones, jiras, recepciones, comidas, hai-
les, etc.
Las autoridades corporaciones del
pals Sc disponen ,iguall.snte, a rendir
honores a la ohcialidad y tripulacion
del "Alfonso XIII"
GRAN BALE EN- Ell UNION CLUB
FL "Uni6n Club iniciativas de
los sehores Miranda, santini y Lee, de
cidi6 dar un gran baile los marinos
del ALFONSO XIII donde Sc confun
diran, unidas fraternalmen.e, las ban
deras espafiolas y norte-americanas.
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FL ilustrisimo obispo, Jones ha queri
do tambien asociarse los grandes ho-
menaies que sc haran los m:arinos del
acorazado "Alfonso XIII, y al efec-
to, ha acordado celebrar ell la Catedral
un solemne TIE DEUM, que Sc verifca-
ra al siguiente dia de haber desembar-
cado los marines.
10 QUE DICE Ell GoBERNADoR
BENEDICT
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-11-15
.EARLHAM IS ON EDGE
FOR her LAST GAME;
TO OPPOSE FRANKLIN

Earlham's football squad will enter
on their last week Of practice Monday
evening with their eyes fixed on the
concluding game of the year, the con-
test with Franklin college at Franklin
rext Saturday afternoon. The Quakers
expect this to be a real battle and no
pains will be spared by either side to
put their strongest lineup on the field
Tor the contest.
Coaches Move and Higgins expect
heir proteges to make good showing
in the coming game but will not pre-
dict a victory. The students are not
conservative in their opinions.
The annual battle with Franklin is
looked on by both schools as being a
crucial one and the rivalry has been
intensified during the past year when
Earlham defeated the Franklin team.
strongest aggregations in the state.
The Baptists are planning come
back this year and the Quakers will
have to put a scrapping. well-condi-
toned team on the field il they expect
to score win.
Carter In Game.
Al Carter, quarterback. who was out
of the last game because of broken
u,
ing the squad. This will add speed to
the backfield which was lacking in
the Kalamazoo game. Captain Hall.
who played through the last game with
a broken finger. will be in good condi-
ton for Franklin and can PROBABLY
play the style Of game that has MADE
him feared over the state as tackle
Chambers and Pennington have not
been up to form since the Butter game
but after the two weeks lay OF they
should come back strong and make
good in their last game for Earlham:
lookout and Nicholson, ends, and
Johnson, guard Fan be depended on 10
take care of Iemselves.
Bookout's playing in Saturdays con-
test will no doubt have great bearing
on his chances for state honors. he
is recognized over Hoosierdom as one
of the best ends on the grldlron toda!'
although not noted for his speed ne Is
one of the best ends on any team
around the loop.
eeasley, Center, Out.
One severe loss has been occasion
cd hv the team that will be hard to
replace for Saturdays game. Beasley'
center. will be out with broken arm.
Tho style of game played by the
Ouakers REQUIRES the center to Kno"
almost as mucn about the plays as the
quarterback. and to fill this vacancy
viii require considerable time. Russell,
former Richmond high school player
is the sub.center He may be used al
though he is rather light for the posi-
lion. Gordon, last years captain VINO
has been out Of the game because OF
injuries. may be rushed into TINS
vacancy. e.. oo-
The scrap Saturday will be TOT sec
ond place in the I. c. A. L. bu',el ias
the top rung cinched by her oelea' u
Franklin and Earlham.
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DECATUR IS VICTOR
BY FLUKE TOUCHDOWN

DECATUR, Ind. Nov. IS. - Rich
mond high school was defeated by
Decatur IS to 7 here Saturday after
noon. A fluke touchdown by Decatur
at the opening Of the game unsettled
the Richmond eleven during the open
ing half but the visitors came back
and played real football in the last
half, Outscoring Decatur . to g. The
first half ended 20 to 0, in favor OF
Decatur.
Decatur scored their first touch
down on the kickoff at the beginning
of the game. Decatur kicked off, Zut-
termeister touching the ball but be-
ing unable to catch it, the oval rolled
over the line and was captured by a
Decatur player for touchdown. This
play seemingly shot the whole Red
and White team to pieces.
Richmond used the forward pass
with telling effect during their often
sive work. Five passes were success
fully completed, the visitors making
first down in nearly every pass. Clark
and Calkins were the stars for the
Richmond squad, breaking through on
offense and defense in great style.
Plow Richmond Line.
The running of H Miller and Bait
cell of Decatur featured the game.
These two youngsters took it upon
themselves to pillow through the Rich
mond line for material gains practic-
ally at will during the opening SEES
sions.
After his teammates had carried the
ball to the half yard mark, Zutter-
meister took the ball over the line
for the touchdown, Davis kicked the
goal with ease. This is the second
touchdown scored this season by the
high school.
Wall was substituted for McMahan
and Nolan was given a chance at end
in place of Nulligan late in the con-
test. Richmond lined up as follows:
Jennings, right end: Davis. right
tackle; McMahan, right guard: Mat
tox. center; Green, left guard ;Calkins,
left tackle: Mulligan, left end; Tut
termeister, quarterback; Lehman.
right half; Clark, right half; Loehr,
full back.
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CARELESS of the success Of these
teams against other colleges dur
ing the football season. the game
is one of the BIGGEST events of
the spot because Of the intense
rivalry between the schools. The
Officials are planning wooden ad-
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-11-15
FOOTBALL SEASON
REACHES CLIMAX IN
INDIANA THIS WEEK

INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. 15.-The foot
ball season in Indiana will reach its
climax next Saturday, with the Pun.
due-Indiana game at Lafayette, and
the Wabash-DePauw contest here as
the foremost attractions. There are
some Thanksgiving day games on the
schedules, but following the contests
set for next Saturday, the champions
will all be known.
The sport program for the day in
cludes the following gridiron games:
Indiana and Purdue at Lafayette
othI W@'"Sn and DeFs0~ at 'A0'an"'-
Notre Dame and Northwestern at
Evanston.
Chicago Y. NJ. C. A. college AMI
Butler. at Indianapolis.
Earlham and Franklin at Franklin
The Purdue-Indiana game will be
the usual intense struggle between the
elevens of the two state institutions.
The records for the season will be for
gotten when the two teams go on the
field for what they regard as the
most important contest of the year
The same spirit will prevail on the
gridiron here when Wabash and De,
Pauw clash. The annual game be
tween these teams brings out the best
football of which the players are
capable
Fans Look Forward.
. Thousands of fans are looking for
ward to these two games, and the
fans are not limited to the students
or ex-students of the colleges, but
include thousands who never attend ed
a higher educational institution but
who have turned to football as one of
the few sports which professionaiisn n,
and gambling have not tainted.
Notre Dame will be engaged in its
third game with big Ten team next
Saturday. Having played Indiana and
Purdue, the two Hoosier representa-
tives in the western conference, the
Catholic collegians will take on North
western at Evanston. In view OF
Notre Danes remarkable record
throughout the season the chances for
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the edge with

ditions 20 the top rim of the bowl
and along the bottom part to
take care of the ~rowd this sea-
son. Under the new arrange.
n1ent 70 900 persons will see tho
game. Over 100000 requests for
seats have been received by the
athletic officials.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-11-15
Inquiry Into Reprisals
Thought ImDracticable

10y ASSOCIATED IreSS}
DUBLIN, Nov. 15.-In official cir
cles here the suggestion of Lord Rob
ert Cecil, Viscount Grey of Fallodon,
and Herbert H. Asquith, former Brit
ish premier, that there must be a
public inquiry into the reprisals and
Irish military administration gener-
ally, is regarded here as impracticable.
1t is said that it would be like trying
commander in face, of the, enemy.
No inquiry would be complete which
did not include the men III highest
authority. They would either have
to repudiate their subordinates or ad-
nit responsibility Inquiry, it is ura-
ed, is impossible while the fight lasts.
If the government yielded to the
demand for inquiry in the form called
for. it would mean the resignation of
some of the highest officers. 1t is
expected that day will be given for
a debate in parliament on the whole
situation and that the government
will face division in which it will
be supported by all the stalwarts of
the Unionist party, perhaps with S:r
Edward Carson, and even by most Of
the Liberal Coalitionists.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-11-15
Cuts, Burns
aamlln'S Wizard OIL q 6afO First
Aid Treatm0nt

How often Iockjaw, blood poi
soning, the loss of an arm or leg.
or sometimes even life itself, re-
suits from the neglect of burn or
little cutl Hamlin's Wizard Oil Is
safe and effective first aid treat
nent. 1t is a powerful antiseptic
and promptly applied to wounds of
this kind will lessen the danger of
blood poisoning. Keep it handy.
Wizard OH Is good dependabte prep
aration to have IN the medicine chest
sor first aid when the doctor may be far
away. 1t Is soothing and healing and
quickly drives out pain and inf1amma-
ton in cases of sprains, bruises, cuts.
burns. bites and stings. Just as reliable
too for stiY neck sore feet. cold sores,
canker sores. earache ami toothache.
Generous size bottle Sc.
If you are troubled with constipation
or sick headache try HasmIin's Wizard
Liver Whips. Just pleasant little pink
pills At druggists ter soc. Guaranteed
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-11-15

More persons than many tkriv-
ing cities boast of will congre-
gate in the massive concrete
Yale bowl" at New Haven,
Conn.,, Nov. 20 to witness the an
nual gidiron contest between the
Yale and Harvard e!evens. Re-
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-11-15
Cambridge High School
Faces Heavv Schedule

CAMBRIDGE CITY. Ind, Nov Is
The local high school has signed up
a heavy basketball schedule for the
1920-21 season. The Cambridge City
team is being rated high in this sec
ton and hopes to make good record
with the following teams:
Nov. 12-Losantville at Community
Hall.
Nov. 17-Connersville here.
Nov. 19-Centerville, there
Dec. 3-Lewisville, here
Dec. 10-Carthage. there.
Dec. 15-Open date
Dec. 17-Mooreland, there.
Dec. 24-Open date
Jan. 7-Hagerstown, there.
Jan. 14-Carthage here
Jan. 21-Losantville. there
Jan. 29-Mooreland here
Feb. 9-Connersville. there.
Feb. 14-Hagerstown, here.
Feb. 26-Rushville, here.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-11-15
Football Results y

INDIANA
Notre Dame. 10; Indiana, 10.
Rutler. 35; Rose Poly, Z.
state Normal. 81; Hanover, =
he PAW Reserves, 1903; Merom col
lege. 0.
VALPARAISO, IA; Morningside, o.
BIG TEN
Wisconsin,, IA; Illinois, >.
Michigan, IA: Chicago, o..
Northwestern, IA; Purdue, 0.
Iowa, %; Minnesota, I.
WEST
Marietta college, %; Cincinnati, U.
Wittenberg, AZ; Otterbein, 0.
Wooster, IA; Akron, 0.
Oberlin. %; Case, 0.
KENYON, II; Western Reserve, IA.
Kansas, 20; Nebraska, 20
Colorado, I: Colorado Mines, y.
Oklahoma, SO; Oklahoma Aggies, 0
Grinnell, 81; Simpson, 0.
Oberlin, %; Case, 0.
Miami, ID; Mt. Union, ..
EAST
Princeton, 90; Yale, 0,
Harvard, 81; Brown, O..
Dartmouth, "A: Penn. Z.
Army, 90: Bowdoin, 0.
Pittsburgh. Z; Washington and JET
ferson. 0.
Penn State, Z; Lehigh, Z.
West Virginia, II; Rutgers, o.
Navy, So: South Carolina, o.
Cornell, "a: Columbia, Z.
Maryland, 10: Syracuse, I,
Boston college, 81; TUFTS. Q.
Fordham, 40; George Washington D.
Holy Cross, &c; Colby. 0.
Yale freshmen, %; Harvard FRESH
men, 3.
Johns Hopkins. Al: st. Johns, ..
Dickinson, Z; Haverford. Z.
Swarthmore, e.; Delaware, Q.
Williams, so; Wesleyan, IA.
Amherst, IA; Trinity, O.
SOUTH
Centre, 40; Kentucky State, 0.
Georgia Tech, So; Georgetown. s.
Auburn, II; Washington and Lee, o.
Virginia, Z; Vanderbilt, I.
Davidson. Z: North Carolina, 0.
Tennessee, 20; Sewanee, 0.