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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-11-12

getting down and mailing the Lobe
runner whenever forced to punt.
Gerpheide and Mann starred in
the Lobo backfield. Sganzini was
ripping through the Cadets for
short gains until knocked out in
the first quarter, Hernandez, who
replaced him, played a good de-
fensive game and spilled many
Cadet plays.
Godfrey was the Cadet star. Be
sides his 95-yard run, he contribut-
ed several good gains and seldom
| failed to gain when given the ball.
McQuarter, the Cadet captain and
fullback, also played a stellar
game. Robinson and Mckinney,
the Cadet ends, were bulwarks on
the defense.
Varsity Seldom In Danger.
Outside of the one touchdown,
which was deserved though Lobo
negligence was q contributing fac
tor, the Varsity goal was not
threatened throughout the game,
Twice the Varsity had the ball
within the Cadets 20-yard line ana
IUbSL VI lilt pay ilib Nuo III wv
Cadet territory or within the 40
yard lines.
Neither team made a first down
In the first quarter. The Varsity
had it made once but a penalty in
terfered. In the second quarter the
Lobos made first down three times
to one for the Cadets which came
thpoupb n forward paSS
In the third quarter the Varsity
made five first downs to two for
the Cadets, but intercepted passes
at critical moments nullified the
Varsity gains. In the final quar-
ter the Lobos made four more first
downs, giving them a total of II
during the game to three for the
Cadets. Fumbles at critical points
and the Cadets penchant for in
terCepting passes at the psyche
logical moment, kept the game
fairly even throughout, despite
superior Lobo gains.
Even In Passing Game.
The summary of the game shows
that the Lobos gained 220 yards
from scrimmage against 3S for the
Cadets. The Lobos were thrown
six times for a total loss IL yards
and the Cadets three for a loss OF
IA yards.
Each team completed two passes,
the Lobos for rs yards and the
Cadets for "a yards. The Lobos in
tercepted one pass and the Cadets
three.
The matter OF fumbles was again
important. Each team lost the ball
twice on fumbles but one of the
Varsity fumbles was within the
coward line Of the foe. Roswelfs
fumbles were in midfield where the
error did no immediate damage.
The analysis of the game shows
that the Varsity outplayed the Wis
itors by a wide margin in the mat
ter of yardage gained. But it also
shows that the varsity lacked
punch at critical periods of the
game.
Poor Play Explained.
Members of the team explained
that a substitution in the second
quarter was partly responsible Tor
the Roswell touchdown. Sganzini
had been playing anchor man when
the Varsity punted. when Sganzini
was knocked out and Hernandez
was substituted, Mann neglected TO
remind the halfback to play back.
Consequently after the kickoff the
whole Varsity team rushed into the
play, including Hernandez, who
should have been playing back for.
Just such an emergency as devel-
oped.
Following is the lineup:
x-,re.ity Roswell.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-11-12

MRS. LAURA RARICK, Of
ava Peoria, ILL.,, who says she
believes she is the happiest
woman on earth since Tanlac
so completely restored her
health. Regains so pounds
which she lost during u period
of i'll health which lasted
eleven long years.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-11-12
DEEDS OF YANKEE FEARLESSNESS
MADE KNOWN when DECORATIONS
/. ARE GIVEN TO WARRIORS OF Sea

Tales of Heroism and Self-Sacrifice Unsur-
passed in Any Stage of Worlds History Are
Told in Giving $500 Tokens of Recognition
to Officers and Men of the Navy and the
Marine Corps.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-11-12

SubstitutionS: varsity - w.
Hernandez for Sganzini, Calkins
for Hesselden; Roswell-Uhli for
Spence. Officials: O'Laughlin,
New Mexico School of Mines, ref
cree; Osborne, Y. NJ. C. A.. umpire'
Doctor Harris, head linesman;
Green, Y. NJ. C. A.. timekeeper.
First Quarter.
Greenleaf kicked off 40 yards.
MCQuarter ran the ball back to
the Cadets 35-yard line and fun
bled. the Varsity recovering. Hes
seldom made two yards through the
line. Gerpheide lost yard on an
attempted end run. Cadets inter-
cepted a forward pass, Mann to
Gerpheide. McQuarter punted to
the Lobo 35-yard line and Mann
was downed without gain. Gerp-
heide hit the line for three yards.
Sganzini went through the same
hole for four yards. Mann failed
to gain on an end run. Mann
Roswelrs ball. Godfrey made q
yard through the line. Hinkle
made n yard. Hinkle lost five
yards on an end run. McQuarter
kicked Is yards and the Cadets
were penalized for interference anc
it was the Varsity's ball in the CEN
ter OF the field. Sganzini made
four yards. Hesseldon made a
yard on delayed pass. Mann
skirted the end for four yards.
Gerpheide made it first down but
the Varsity was penalized for off
side and the ball went to Roswell
in the center of the field. A for
ward pass was incomplete. God
frey bucked the line for two yards.
McQuarter made three yards off
tackle. A double pass, Hinkle to
Godfrey gained only yard and t
was the Varsity's ball. A tumble
was recovered with yard loss.
Hesseldon made yard. Sganzini
fumbled and it was Roswells ball.
Godfrey made two yards through
the line. McQuarter failed to gain,
McQuarter's punt was low and
Mann recovered and raced rs
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-11-12
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Right Away
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y You will soon notice a change for
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New Britain herald., 1920-12-06
5000 XMAS SEALS
 TO BE SOLD HERE
Campaign for Distribution of
 Stamps Is Now Under way

s5,000 worth of Christmas seals will within the next two weeks if the plans of the local board of managers of the Tuberculosis Relief society are carried out with success. The cheery little greetings or affixing to your mail and Christmes gifts will be offered for sale at every possible vantage spot. The school. children will be entrusted with 35O.000 of them, there is already under way a campaign of selling by mail solicitation and she usual pro cedure at the post office will be fol- lowed when a number of local young ladies will offer them from a booth.
 Miss Flora Humphrey and Mrs. J. IT. Robinson have charge of the mail campaign. They have sent to various people in the city 1.sO0 letters, each containing a dollars worth of the seals. The response to these letters has already been gratifying, and it is expected that it will be more so. Miss Ventlie F. Logan. tuberculosis nurse. will direct the activities of the 1000 school children who are expected to aid in the campaign. In this connec- ton 1t is we'll to mention that an edu-
 
 at the same time. School teachers, when giving out the seals. will in- struct the children in the purposes for which they are planned. incidentally in giving them general rules in the prevention of the spread of the white plague" The Boy Scouts will take an active part in the sale. handling the stamps and placing the posters which will be used to urge the buying of the stamps.
 The results fem the sale. inasfar as New Britain Is concerned. twill beneni local organizations carrying on the light for fresh air and plenty of it. and the care Of the individuals who havo beqome infected with the dis ease. S5 per cent Of the proceeds will be used in New Britain. the other Is going to the State Tuberculosis Com mission and the National association. One of the institutions maintained by the local organization is the Fresh Air Camp, as conducted last year in BurI- ington. It spends considerable funds in missionary work" among those who have a tubercular tendency and the actual care of the i'll takes a great deal of time.
 The primary purpose is preventa- tive. although care Is also represented. ''The people of this city are we'll aware of the efficient handling of funds in the past, they realize the need of the work and there is no doubt but that they will respond heartily to our ap- peal" said Dr. J. S. Irwin, president of the New Britain Tuberculosis Re- lief society today.
New Britain herald., 1920-12-06
ARGENTINA LIKELY
 TO LEAVE LEAGUE
This Action Forecast by Repre-
 sentative at Geneva

Gen neva, Dec. 6, (By Associated the covenant of the League of Ma tions, rejection of which caused the delegation of that country to leave the assembly on Saturday morning, had been referred by the assembly for consideration at its next meeting Honorio Pueyrredon, head of the Ar gentina mission, told the Associated Press today that his delegation would leave for Paris on Wednesday or Thursday.
 Pueyrredon's Statement.
 ''Today's decision of the assembly finally settles the, question for Argen- tina,'' he said "I shall make a few calls, give several lunches and leave for home the middle of the week. was willing to consent to the post ponement of all Argentinas amend ments except those regarding the admission of all states and the cleo tion of the four elective members of the council, but the assembly has seen fit to resort to a technicality of pro- cedure in a matter vital to the life of the league. I am sure American public opinion is with us in this mat ter and I have already received in dication of this in a cablegram from chicago."s
 May Withdrawn Entirely.
 Senor Pueyrredop intimated the withdrawal of Argentina from the assembly might be followed shortly by formal announcement of that country's intention to retire from the league itself.
 Consideration of an amendment to the covenant of the League of Ma tions which would eliminate Article x has been postponed by the assem- bly, of the League of Nations until the next meeting. This amendment which was proposed by c. J. Doherty, a member of the Canadian delega- tion, has been referred to a commit tee which has been instructed to sub init a report when the assembly holds its next session.
New Britain herald., 1920-12-06

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near the kings palace converging on that square by all streets and worked themselves into a perfect frenzy waving flags of all natons, olive branches and paintings and photo graphs of Constantine.
 large part of the crowd was com posed of women who clamored for permission to vote. As they marched along they chanted madly:
 Constantine has promised us the vote."
 A demonstration was made in favor of Princess Anastasia, and a handsome woman gowned in pale yellow satin appeared on the balcony above the famous cafe De Bresil. While the people applauded she clapped her hands and cried:
 Constantine is coming back"
 Long live the dollar Princess" was the answering shout.
New Britain herald., 1920-12-06
GZY ITEMS

Dec. Victor Records at Morans'. --Advt.
 Mems t4.oo Parker shirts s2.45 at Besse e-Leland's.-Advt.
 The regular monthly meeting of Isabella Circle. Daughters of Isabella. will take place tonight at 8 o'clock. There will be election of officers for the ensuing year.
 Tonight, Foresters' fair at Bardeck's. --advt.
 Get a Sellers Kitchen Cabinet I2 piece. aluminium set given away free. Home Furnishing Co.,. K. R. Arcade.-advt.
 Margaret w. Hepp has opened her new Beauty Shop in The Professional Bldg. West Main St.. Tel. 1746-advt.
 Rough dry washing at cents a pound beginning Dec. 13. Union Laun- dry & Dry Cleaning Co.-advt.
 Removal sale at Besse-Leland's --advt.
 At the meeting of Thusnelda lodge. O. D. IT. S. tomorrow evening, com petition for a s5 gold piece will be held.
 <victrolas. at Morans' of course. -advt
 Herbert Bates has accepted a posi- ton as manager of one QfSthe Econ omy Grocery stores in this city.
 Open Monday nights until p. m., Besse-Leland s.-Advt.
New Britain herald., 1920-12-06
CONSTANTINE SURE
 CHOICE OF PEOPLE
Greek PlebiSCite Seems Over.
 Whelmingly for Him

Athens, Dec. 6.-(By the Associat- ed Press)-Returns from the plebi- scite held throughout Greece yester- day which was to decide whether the Greek people would recall former King Constantine to the throne made vacant by the death of his son, King Alexander, appear to indicate an overwhelming majority in favor of Constantine resuming power as king.
 The vote is being conducted as a matter of formality, for the plebiscite was considered farcicaE in this city and in the country at large. Reports for the nation generally already in dicate a majority of 500,000 in favor of return of Constantine and claims are made that the entire electorate of S00,000 voted for him. Definite re- turns from Piraeus show 13,000 in favor of Constantine and only 800 against him.
 The wild scenes which marked the departure of former Premier Veni- zeIos of November IT were again enacted last evening in celebration of the plebfscite. A crowd of 100000 gathered in Place de la Constitution,
New Britain herald., 1920-12-06
More investigations.

Continuance of several old and the launching of several new congression- al investigations also are planned. The senate committee Investigating housing conditions and the house body inquiring into shipping board affairs are to be continued, according to pres ent plans. The senate committee, headed by Senator Kenyon, of Iowa, which has been investigating political campaign contributions and activi- ties, is expected to file its report soon. The senate privileges and elections committees inquiry into the New berry-Ford senatorial election contest, in Michigan also is pending. but is not expected to have concluded until after disposition of Senator New berry's appeal to the supreme court from his conviction of violating the election laws.
 Hundreds of nominations, including many recess appointments, are to be sent to the senate soon by President Wilson, but republican leaders de- clare privately that there is little chance of confirmation of many of the appointments Officers nominat- ed will hold over and function, but with the virtually certain prospect of having successors appointed by the new republican president and con- f1rmed by the next senate.
 The session which began today was the third of the sixty-sixth congress. The first, the special session con- vened May 19 and adjourned Nov. 19, 1919 and the second, convening Dec. l adjourned last June before the national political conventions.
New Britain herald., 1920-12-06

Dublin.-British forces have arrest ed Arthur Griffith, Sim Fein found CT. and acting president of the Irish republic" and Prof. John MacNeil, founder of the Irish Volunteers
New Britain herald., 1920-12-06
BY CORA MOORE
Jew York's Fashion Authority

New York-In "The Bronze Lady" are some beautiful gowns of lace. One is of a soft shadow lace, dyed dove gray, and made up in Empire effect over a foundation of oyster-white chiffon. The front panel and corsage are of silver lace having a deep net top and a fine pattern.
 Two bands of old-silver ribbon with ornaments of silver, studded with briIliants. hold the dress in a trifle, accentuating the Empire effect.
New Britain herald., 1920-12-06
ELKS' MEMORIAL EXERCISES.

Peter McCann, a past exalted ruler of Chelsea, Mass, lodge of Elks, de- livered an eloquent address at the memorial exercises of New Britain lodge, B. P. o E., last night. The af~ fair was public event, and was large ly attended. The program opened with an organ number by William H. Bishop. The officers of the lodge con- ducted the altar service, and Mrs. Howard E. Horton sang several selec- tions. ..-
New Britain herald., 1920-12-06
Baltimore Federals
 Lose to Big Leaguers

Washington. Dec. 6.--The District court Of ppeals today rcvesed the re- cent judgment for S264.O00 granted by the District supreme court against the ma ior baseball leagues in favor of the Baltimore federal league club which claimed a violation of the antitrust laws. by tho use of the reserve clause" n the players contracts.
New Britain herald., 1920-12-06

however. to expedite action at the new session.
 Bills to aid agriculturists. limit inn migration and make a congressional re-apportionment are among those to be taken up early this session. The house census committee already has begun work on a tentative re-appor- tionment bill and the house immigra- ton committee on a measure to re- strict immigration.
New Britain herald., 1920-12-06
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New Britain herald., 1920-12-06
SPEAKS AT BRISTOL.

Postmaster William F. Delaney, past exalted ruler of New Britain lodgo of Elks, delivered the memorial address at the exercises of Bristol lodge, B. P. O. E., last evening.
New Britain herald., 1920-12-06
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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-06-16

herske af noget. Dersom Tobak-
ken nu like behersker denne ell
Ter hin Mand, hvad er det da,
SON behersker dem, og SON vi
skal frigores fra Beherskelse af
Der er visit saa like ret meget,
som like de fleSte Mennesker
med ligesaa stor Rel kan sige
ON, at det Dor henlegges under
Begrebet yAdiafora.' Tror Il
Sc ogsaa /. Kor. 10. Kap. 20-24
Vers. Mon Diet like Dor tenkes
over af troende og ansvarsfulde
Mennesker iblandt os2
bet er blevet mig fortalt, at
jeg like er den eneste, som s0r-
ger over at Sc de unge falde fra
i Ugudelighed og Vantro, og at
der spbrges overall ON, hyorfor
Vi starr saa uformaaende Og
m~agteslose Overfor dette store
Spergsmaal. Jeg tror, der er me-
get, som er Aarsag deri, men
mon like wort Liv i Sammenlig-
ming med 0venanf9rte og andet
saadant i Tale saavel SON / Van
del err blandt de fornemmeste
Hindringer for Velsignelse i Ar
bejdet for Guds RIGGS Sag, like
bare blandt unge men ogSaa
blandt de pldre7 For en- It'd 81
den talte jeg med en- Yngline
ON Dams o.s.v. og bley syaret
10, du og Presten og enkelte
andre taller mod Dams o. $. d.,
men hvad Fare og hvad o d t
er der da egentlig i det? Def
CIR hverken | eller PrgSten no.
gen rigtig Forklaring ON. Tai
like bare mod Diet, men Wis o>
det syndige, def onde o. farlige
j det fremfor saameget, som er
almindelig blandt ale endog de
troende." Ynglingen havde
unagtelig Ret, og ieg blew sat
fast. Hvad Wide vel mine Fore
stillinger veje? Han saa intet
ondt i saadant, men mente, at
Diet burde legges ind under Be,
grebet ,,Adiafora," med ligesaa
stor Ret SON Tobakken. Andre
kan tenke det samme ON andre
Onder 0. 5. f. Tenk deroverl
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-06-16

Naar disse LINER leases, er
Flensborgs Skabne afgjort
hyert Fald i forste Instans, mem
lig den internationale Kommis-
sions Indstilling til Diet OVERSIZE
Rad j Paris. Denne Indstilline
er som bekendt blevet udsat,
indtil der we'd Valgene er skabt
Klarhed otter Diet danske Folks
Opfattelse af Diet slesyigske
Spergsmaal, hvilket after for
trinsvis vii sige: hvorvidt Diet
danske Folk har Mod nok til at
wise Flensborgs trofaste Dansk-
he'd Genkerlighed.
Det selesvigske Spergsmaal er
nemlig blevet til Diet flensborgske
Sp9rgsmaal, og derived er Van
skelighederne we'd diets Lssnine
tiltaget j en- overordentlig Grad.
Deraf fslger ogsaa, at sely den
NEST upartiske og fordomsfri Be.
handling af Sagen umulig kan
stille ale tilfreds, thi da der
RAIDER en- bel Serie hoist for
skellige Anskuelser ON den,
kan man like undgaa at t9rne
mod j Diet mindste en- af dem,
undtagen nan slet ingen Interes,
Sc har for Flensborgs Skebne.
Og en- saadan Ligegladhed vii
vel ingen Dansk af noget Parti
vere bekendt, endsige forlange
den Slags Neutralitet af nogen
Mand.
vi vii derfor gerne give en-
Oyersigt over Hovedtrekkene !
den Kamp, der siden Krigens
Oph9r har staaet ON FlensDorg,
og Diet saa meget hellere, som
Flensborgproblemet altid for os
har veret rent sagligt, medens
Diet fra Yderfl6jene ov~ervejende
err druknet j Folelsesmomenter,
nemlig Ill den enc Side overdre-
vent Tyskerhad, som like behe-
yer at felge j Helene paa K@r.
lighed til Danskheden, og paa
den anden Side Angst og Skrek
for F9lgerne af en- modig Be-
kendelse til Flensborgs tusindaa-
rige Danskhed.
Ulykken err, at kun ganske faa
i Moderlandet har haft Mod til
at Sc neutrality-suspicious. sim
pelthen som ct Spergsmaal ON
sand Meteorological og maadehol-
den Oprejsning for den Uret, der