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Los "ESCUCHAS" ESPANoLES
VAN A INGLATERRA

MADRID, julio 13.--Los exp.orado
res espanoles ("Boy Scouts y, reuni
dos, en- algunos miles en- las cercanias
de esta capital, Sc disponen hacer
la proyectada expedition Inglaterra.
En- Southampton seran recibidos por
ell general Powell, Representatives, del
gobierno ingles y nutrido grupo de ''Es
cuchas'.
En- Londres asistiran a la reunion
magma a los juegos internacionales,
para competir con los ejercitos de "Es
cuchas'' enviados por 26 naciones.
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GRANDIoSo BANQUETE
EN- LA HABANA

HABANA, julio 13-En Ia sala de
recepciones del periodico 'Diario de
la Marina Sc VERTIGO anoche I'M mag
nifico banquete de trescientos cubier
tos EN- honor de los oficiales del acora
zado espaiiol alfonso XIII, surto
en- il bahia
Todo ell gobiern ode Cuba, ell cuerpo
diplonatico ~ las Colonies. espaaolas
tenian representations EN- el grandio
so homemade, que fu6 presid1do por Ell
seior Mariategui Y Carratala, embaja
do ride Espaia.
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sERAN FUSIL4ADos LOS QUE
APoYABAN LA TIRANIA

NUEvA YORK, julio 13.-Informes
ohciales recibidos aqui, dicen que to
dos los Ministries del gobieno derro
cado ell el Peru han sido reducidos a
prisi6n.
Los caudillos triunfadores han soil
citadO que Sc les fusile inmediatamen
te, sin formation de causa, pOr haber
impuesto con las bayonetas, la tirania
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EI C6Ie.bre PAN
ChO Villa CdG pOr
fin en- la ratOn0ra
(Por cable ingles)

CIUDAD MEJICo, julio 13.-El ia
moso bandolero Pancho Villa su hor
da han sido embotellados por el ge
neral Amero en- las cercanias de Ell
Parral.
Esperase que de un momento otro,
caiga Ell temible cabecilla en- el lazo
que habilmente lie fue tendido.
Numerosisisimas tropas del Gobierno
ocupan las crestas de las montallas, pa
ra evitar que pueda huir ell feroz fac
cioso.
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iAvIsol

A los agricultores de tabaco ofrezco
semilla de tabaco en- grano, seleccionada,
de 10 mejor que hay en- su clase, propia
para siembra intemperie y bajo pafio.
Para informes sobre cualesquier canti-
dad. dirijase Antonio Fernandez, Tel
No. /. p. o. Box z, JuncOs, P. R.
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EEL FIGARO" cERRARA

Ell proximo sabado, aniVersa-
rio del nataIicio del insigne pa
triota Luis Muhoz Rivera, la bar
IBERIA "EI Figaro" cerrara a las
IL m. Pedro TrujiIIo GUiI.
AdVt.
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prOtGndia
aS0Star un gOI-
pc a Holland a
(Por caoIe ingIesl

LoNDREs, julio 13.-Belgica inten
70 presentar nuevamente EN- la confe
rencia de Spa sus propositos de con
quista sobre el Limburgo holandes.
Sus proyectos fueron rechazados por
unanimidad, por 10 que existe profun
disimO disgusto en- la nacion querellan
tes.
La Delegation de la Gran Bretafa,
sobre todo, combatio energicamente los
prop6sitos del gobierno de Bruselas, has
"a que los representatives de el simula
ron irse do las sesiones.
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UN ALMIRANTE ESPANOL
fla FALLECIDo
Por Gable Ingles

MADRID, julio 13.-Acaba de .morir
Ell Almirante Flores, ex ministro de NJ
rina. .aI
Ell duelo sera presidido por Ell jefe
del Gabinete, senior Dato, quien tiene
su cargo tambi6n la cartera de Ma
rina, con caracter provisional.
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MALA COSECHA

La cosecha de cafe sera este ano
la mitad de la del anterior.
Sera vendida aproximadamente a
$24.
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Ell FUEGo DEsTRUYE A UN
HERMoso PALACIo

MADRID, julio 13.-El palacio del
Duqus de Bivona ha sido dOstruido por
una conhagracion espantosa
Fueron salvadas valiosisimas colec
clones de libros, recuerdos historicos y
estupendas obras de arte, valoradas en-
varios millones de duros.
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UN RIO DE "CHAMPAGNE"
EMBARGADo EN- FRANcIA

PARIS, Julio 13.-ocho millones de
botellas dc champagne" fueron ven
didas hoy, on publica subasta, EN- csta
ciudad.
Ese immense numero de botellas del
codiciado vino, lie fue embargado por
el Gobierno al baron de Walter, por
violaci6n a las leyes.
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NUEVO SERvICIO DE VAPOREs

Ha sido inaugurado va un nuevo
servicio de vapores entire Vigo, Gu |
ba y Mejico. La Compania pertenece
a la Yankee Mail Line.
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oTRo GoLPE DE EsTADo
EN- Ell PERI

LIMA, julio 13.-El gobierno presi
dido por Jose Gutierrez Guerra ha 81
do derrocado por Ia revolucion, des
pues de un terrible golpe de estado
semejante al que diera Leguia, ex pre-
sidente do la RepIbica.
Juan Bautista Saavedra asumi6 el
poder sostenido por ell ejercito.
The Washington times., 1920-02-09
VATICAN GUSTS
CZECH PRIESTS
Decree Excommunicates Hun
dreds Of Clergy Who Were
Endeavoring 10 Rebel.

ROME, Feb. s.-Heads OF the Cath
Ollie church have taken drastic action
to stop alleged breach OF discipline
among priests In czecho-Sloyakia,
Jugoslavis, and Hungary.
The Holy See formally issued a de-
cree communicating hundreds OF
Czech priests. who are endeavoring 20
rebel against the Roman hierarchy.
The decree created z profound i'm
preston. 1t reminded many observ-
ers OF the famous orders which led
directly to establishment OF the ma
tional churches OF England and Ger
many.
Vatican preiates, explaining the de-
cree. said the movement merely was
one of "indiscipline." The spirit Of
unrest pervading the working classes.
they said, apparently has infected the
Czech clergy. who rebelled against
their bishops. demanding abolition OF
celibacy, to wear civilian clothes. di-
rect election of bishops. and the
spending of revenues OF their churches
as they saw nt
The movement is not marked by
dogmatic controversies. IL was said,
except the Czech demand for substi-
tuition of their native language for
Latin In the church liturgy.
The Washington times., 1920-02-09
SWAMPED
WITH U. S. IMPORTS
Harbors and Docks Choked With
Ships Waiting to Land
Huge Cargoes.

British imports are SO heavy, ware
houses are jammed with freight
docking facilities are hsmpered.' and
Transportation agencies are unequal
10 the task OF rapid clearance. Consul
General Robert r skinner. at Lon
don. today cabled the Commerce De-
partment.
= Forty American vessels arrived at
ports in the United Kingdom last
week. and OF this number twenty-five
cleared, but incoming vessels are
reaching these ports In such great
numbers difficulties in obtaining
berths are encountered. Consul Skin
ner stated.
warehouses are greatly congested
and transportation facilities are un-
equal TO the task OF rapid clearance,
handed warehouses being especially
full" Skinner cabled.
'"rhere are now l06 vessels in the
mort of London. Cardiff and Swansea
report difficulty In, obtaining berths
and delays in coaling: 23i vessels ar
rived at Cardiff during the week and
227 departed. Cardifr reports 13 ves-
sells delayed longer than a week to
secure docks. and others delayed as
high as four weeks awaiting berth
space.
liverpool reports improved condi-
tions, with II vessels awaiting
berths, 8 of which are American. 54
vessels entered and "a cleared Liver
pool last week.
"Greatest difficulties respecting
docking and carg0es are at London,
Cardiff, Swansea and Liverpool. IN
employment among British seamen
still exists"
The Washington times., 1920-02-09
TO URGE D. C. SUFFRAGE.

The District of Columbia State
Equal Suffrage Association has elect
ed the following delegates to attend
the last convention of the National
American Woman Suffrage Associa-
tion which meets in Chicago. Febru-
ary ~ to 13 inclusive: Mrs. Anna "a.
Hendley. Mrs. f. p. Costigan. Mrs.
Frank Hiram Smell, Miss Caroline
Reilly, Mrs. Basil M. Manly. and Miss
Jessie Haver. They will campaign
for votes for Washington
The Washington times., 1920-02-09
CHRISTIANITY'S BENEFITS
LISTED AT G. W. u. FORUM

With it's hope of Immortality
has conferred far greater
benefit on mankind than Confuncian-
ism. the majority of those In attend
ance decided at the first open, forum
of the Agora Society of George Wash
ingtop University held in the chapel
of the university yesterday afternoon.
The Rev. DR.. William A. Haggerty,
pastor of Wesley Metho odist Episcopal
Church, took "Christianity'' for his
topic. while Chu Yang. of the Chinese
Legation. discussed "Confucianism."
The Washington times., 1920-02-09
TkLk eElETsoAs AND WaR. "

-.Nietsehe and the War" was ciS-
cussed BY Prof Edward Richardson.
~ George Washington Unise's 81 y,
and others at a meeting OF the So
elety for Philosophical Inquiry at
the Public Library Saturday after
noon
The Washington times., 1920-02-09
Wholesale Selling
Price of Beef in
Washington

Prices realized on swift a Com
pany's sales OF carcass beef on ship
ments sold out for period shown
below. as publisted in the news
papers. averaged has follows. show
Ing the tendency OF the market;
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Central States.
Western States.

went down to defeat were Chamber
lain Of Oregon. former chairman of the
military committee; Smith of Arizona
who lost to former Representative
Ralph Cameron, and Henderson of Ne
vada, who was defeated by former
Governor eddie.
Among house members whose re-
election was reported definitely was
Representative Volstead of Minnesota,
author of the Volstead prohibition en-
fOrcement and chairman of the house
judiciary committee, a position he is
scheduled to retain. In the house con-
tests, the republican sweep gave Ohio
an almost solid republican delegation
for the first time in its history. In this,
the home state of Senator Harding
and Governor Cox. the republicans
gained and the democrats lost eight
seats In Missouri the republicans
gained another block of eight
President-elect Harding already has
begun fulfilment of his campaign
promise to consult the nations lead
ing minds with regard to a new asso-
citation of nations and he hopes that
by the time of his inauguration next
March he will have laid the ground
work OF a plan benin (Which the SEN
timent of the nation can unite.
\ list of those to be consulted first
has been drawn up. and invitations
are going forward to several to come
to Marion at the conclusion of the
months vacation trip.
Both republicans and democrats are
to present their views in individual
and personal talks with Mr.. Harding
during the winter months, but he does
not contemplate for the present, at
least, any general assemblage of his
advisers for round table discussion.
/ The names of those already invited
have not been made public. but it was
said in announcement from the presi-
dent-elects office Friday that men
and women who have been eminent
in the discussion of our foreign rela'
tons" made up the list.
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Returns Show Election OF
G. O. P. Presidential
Candidates.
REPUBLICANS WILL HAVE
MAJORITY IN CONGRESS
The Sixty-Seventh Congress
Will BE Strongly Republican
on the Basis of Returns of the
Harding Landslide.

Harding and Coolidge were swept
into office ii the presidential election
Tuesday BIZ the greatest landslide in
political annals.
With $4,000, 900 or more Americans
matchmaking in the great and sol
emn" referendum on the league OF ma
tons issue, decreed by President Viii
son. the democratic candidates, Cox
and Roosevelt. champions Of the VIII
son league. were buried beneath an
avalanche of unprecedented pluralities
from coast TO coast.
Late Tuesday night Governor Cox's
newspaper, the Dayton (Ohio) News,
conceded the election of Senator
Harding, tho Democrat candidate. re-
serving comment until later. Half an
hour later Democratic National Chair
man White conceded the defeat OF Cox.
II looks as if Harding had won not
only a plurality bu, tremendous ma
joritv OF the total vote Of the nation
as did Mckinley in 1896 and 1900,
Roosevelt in 1904 and Taft in 1908.
The republicans simply morped up
the country from ocean to ocean.
Harding swept the states of New
York, Illinois, Pennsylvania. Massa-
| chusetts. Ohio. Michigan. Wisconsin,
Iowa and Minnesota by large plurali-
ties.
- Z,
almost overwhelmingly republican on
the basis OF the Harding landslide cleo
/ ton returns.
The senate will be republican by a
good majority.
! dicated also that republicans would
/ control the house of representatives by
big majority.
The senatorial elections blasted com
pletelv all hopes Of the league of ma
tons champions.
| An almost record smashing elector-
al vote for Senator Harding, topping
the 400 mark, and republican MAORI
and $50 in the house. were assured
from virtually complete returns to
| date from Tuesdays elections.
With the democratic strOnghOlds OF
| Oklahoma. Missouri and Tennessee
| definitely swept into the republican
ranks by the party's crushing victory
the Harding Coolidge ticket had 396
votes, exclusive of the four from Mon
tana, where the republican state ticket
was victorious and the presidential
| ticket ahead.
The republican landslide has had
given them fifty-r,ne senate seats, as
against 80 for the democrats, with late
returns. showing the defeat of Senator
Beckham, democrat, Kentucky, by his
republican opponent. Richard j. Ernst
| OF the - senate contests, the republi
cans captured ten from the democrats
| and elected all Is Of their candidates
| Among the democratic senators who
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New England States.
Eastern States.

New York. A. Z Maryland 80. y
Pennsylvania .38 r Delaware -.
New Jersey. IA RI
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liz NEEDED no INTERPRET
Up-to-Dateness Of Chinese ore'
Rather Surprised This Pits
burgh Banker.

a banker Who had visited emma Sr
cral times ou Important tlnaHclaI l' '
SiulS thinks The heather Clllli"
not only Intelligent lat mai ne l'I = :
delicate sense oi humor, as wen "
tells this one on himself:
Il called Oh an important 'nle. .
official Tor a conference ana SuH,+ \
he knew no more Of English tl'all wv
Chinese. | took I'm interpreter wa II,
we arrived at he office OF tue "I. -,
told my business 10 the i"'''f.n ~.
cxppctin2 him t. translate Iu' 80 :,
ment to the Chinantan anu ,"'" III,
peat the reply to me in Eng'lS''' p q,
ever, | had hardly finished 'l'" n,r
to the Interpreter when the '' '' 90,
with a humorous twinkle III w. ss,i,
leaned over and said to me- III m a
EncIjsh: Mr.. Jones, p'eae ri
who is pitching for fl'''''''
wear. Wall Street journal
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ORIGINATED IN DAINTY VERSE
Expression That Is Considered Slight
ly Vulgar Today Traced to
Poet CoWper.

Some Of The crude>t expressions in
the English tongue had their origin
in poetry. and even religious com
mandS. Among these the phrase, ito
90 the whole hog" is IL striking cN-
ample. To-day il is looked upon as
a vulgariSln Yet the words We're OBJ
tanned directly from a poem by Cow
per, whose title is the pretty term,
Love of the World teproved." The
poem is the NerSfying of an Arabian
story that seems we'll founded in fact
Mohammed in giving forth his lats
declared that Il certain part of the pc
should not he eaten but he forgot to
mention just what part it was that
lie thought unclean. His followers, TO
make sure of not violating his com
mandS, debarred the whole pig. As
there We're many. however, who were
dearly fond of pork. they met and
agreed that one would eat the steaks,
one the chops. one the feet and 50 on,
until the whole pig had been eaten,
and thus but one of the feastcrS could
he made to suffer for the sin. As Cow
per says: They thought il hard from
the whole pig to he dcharred.' and
adds: with sopbiStry, their sauce
they sWeeten, till quite from tail to
snOut, lis eaten"
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IF YOUR KIDNEYS
ARE OVER.ACT|vE

Millions OF people-grown folks ana
children alite-are bothered with over
active kidneys either during the day or
at night
II YOU or your child are among those
affected with kidneys acting too free
ly or too often don't wait until some
serious kidney trouble develops but get
a bottle Of Liquid Shu Make from the
drug store today and stop this disorder.
Druggists carry Liquid Shu Make or
will get it for you IN small or large size
bottles, so why not give this medicine a
chance to relieve that overactive kidney
condtion?-Adv.
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ELECTORAL VOTE AND
THE RESULT IN 1915

The total number of electoral votes
is 531. To be elected it is necessary
for a presidential candidate to receive
oG6 votes. Following is a list OF the
states together with the electoral votes
of each.
CThe "R" or the %" indicate wheth-
err the state voted republican or demo-
cratic in 1850
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Each package of diamond Dyes

Each package of diamond Dyes
rcntains directions 81 simple that any
woman can diamond dye worn shabby
skirts. waists. dresses, coats. gloves
stockings sweaters. draperies every
thing. whether wool, silk, linen, cotton
or mixed goods. new, rich fadeleSs col
ors. Have druggist show YOU "Dla-
mond Dyes Color Card.
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Adenuate Defense.

4 RamSgatc man charged with
shooting Il eat denied that he fired at
il The animal is said To have dashed
at the bullet and impalcd himself upon
it-From Punch. London.
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Paradoxicsl Result

"Dil sue succeed in he' ' m,,s
nal,jng>" Yes and yet she 'D'
sweet mess If il.
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Eatarrh

Catarrh is local disease greatly ifl
euaed by constitutional conditions
HALLS CATARRH MEDICINE IS
Tonic and BLOOD Purifier. By ciesnsi!
the blood ana building up the system
HALLS CATARRH MEDICINE restore
normal conditions and allows Nature
do its work.
All Druggists. Circulars free.
+. J. Cheney s; Co. Toledo, Ohio
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OBSERVATIONS

Berlin socialists hnvc about decided
to strike in protest araiust high prices.
ln other words. stop production 20
lower prices that ARE kcpi up hy UNDER
production.
There has been another sharp nd-
vance 800 the price of crude OBJ We
know So WIS coming when John ID.
made that bir Christmas donation
a Philippine commission is coming
90 u8k Independence Hang BE-, can't
they roali1r that pretty phrases are
merely pretty phwsesP
We would think more of Ford IL ho
would eut nui ihls iunua 90 employees
for while ana nrt another spring un-
der the back scat
when Italy says that she Wishes Go
stick 100 her allies she means that SHE
wishes 90 stick Jugo- Siavia without
being criticised
Paris tells ua chat women must wcnr
DE lshionHnlc, That kind oi women
may.
since this is leap Ncar perhaps 81
Wouldu la too immudust fur tho coun
Hv go ten the sonate what it wants
dome
Koreans who clnmor Tor iadcpcnd
eIcD Hro footing with power that de-
lights Go argue with gunpowdor
DRINK 90 mo ouiy with thine cycs
wood alcohol VIII make you blind
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MAURICE HAS CHANGED

THE 0e'c.Y world aud its rc-
frN ihe lothinn world. aro all
hei up ovor ihc arrival in
America az Maurice Maoicrlinck,
th philuophef Blue bird mo-
tif Il ihcv do MOT dominate, will
"a least inspire o considerable
pan of thc spring fashions While
Nueicrlmck Studies English in SCI
elnsion preliminary 20 his Amefi-
rr ion dowagers and butterflies
IS tho very best circles are CRANE
wing up on French Maurice
seems likely go hc the meteor Of
fhc year.
Time was when Maurice Maet-
erliHek oonId not Doe dragged
ffom DIS villa q converted mon-
astery in Normandy Bui that
wo tho Time when, lost in the.
mysicisms of his plays. "pelleas
and Melisandc. or "The Blind,
hc built ap a far richer world of.
his own ihe world of the mind
Ills FIRST wife. who had been Gcor.
Qctte Leblanc Wi actress of COM
siderable note. rescued "The Blue
Bird from the wasiehaskct over
his mild. protcst Il swept him into.
worldwide popularity
And now Maurice Is m America
aornnii4 Sine plaudits of the intel
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-01-11

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,t.,,.'i AK, t.,,.-
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"tiu. al. ..o.a..snsr. win have tol
........ fh.ir nrI.leee ohiocfrd the
nrr.lIrrt
.-ura SMILED he minister Then
tnnt wiH rnahie us Co double tho taxes
nl - uNN uor Muuum
"nut epon hi ID $4,000 year DO won
bc enough fn uHN thc interest uu the
nntiouni debit
20 understand rCnhoi the minister
"lfui wf uofeN start fhe ball rolling
Each times WAGES are Increased. we
double thc taxes and st1rckcepcrs WIZ
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IN MeMoRAN
uInse. s1Ivea.ar nIllerman.

UIYscs 5YIVcbtnr bIttrrman'
~ = biitcimfu VINO died suddenly
ON Sow Years dai nt thc residence q
his wifp's father a. W. X. pnEg about
throo miles west of Corpus ChrisA wns
horr at Liberty. Liberty county Texas,
on March 3, 1850. Ills father T.. a. Bit
tefman, wnF u valiant Confederate spl-
dlor aud took part in tho battles "
rca Ridge. iukh 1orinih u,ii t,ookoui
Mountain. AiIer the Wnr l.. a. hit
trrmau was fcr over thirty wears a.
promileiii aud successful merchant az
hnocpaioWn and built aud operated
one Of the first cotton gins in thia
county.
W. 1908 Ulysses s, Bitterman, la part
uership with his brother Edgar Bitter
nHr, established mercantile business
q cslailen IN asli WIFI hia f+mi's
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-01-11

anl wHr erosainp ihc bridge ih' oth0f
aeF." aald 30 ir.thnAn faad oi taei
ID l3ricn onflen, oi niyf. 'how arc
Pretty uen lmnk ye Brady
sass be-
lnadf says 'i ihti nor h'
Faith he says. 'nnd nayihef b.
miAe Oltrien
AND WIN that We beth looked at
.a.h other ma sure Il ,eas nayther %
Va Al eli~ Amsg.ean Lsslea Meekls'
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-01-11

Now daughter you mustn't Kiss
That young man. Make him behave
himself"
HE won't DO 10 unless { ksas him at
ifequrnt Intervals. Louisville Courier
journal
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-01-11
A EeenomIeal Mothcr.

"lf YOU don't behave better nm send
You to bed without ANY supper"
cure always trying pa save on
the grocery bills ma Boftun Tram
script
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-11-12
n. 600 Want to See eIa Game

Nvr Haven. Conn.,. Nov. 12,-Appl plication
xor tickets to the Yale.Hsrvard football
fame. Noyember 20. have reaehed ot ao0tnt
sbisSI. $4,000. although several more thou
sands will be able to got standing room
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-11-12
INJURIES BREAK Up |
| FOOTBALL TEAM
Haddon Heights High School
Squad Disbands as Hos
N pital List Grows
Scholastic Athletic
Schedule for Today
HIGH SCHOOL LEAGUE

HIGH SCHOOL LEAGUE
Central Hiyh vs.. West Philadelphia at
Houston Field.
at Frankford.
CATHOLIC LEAGUE
West Catholic vs.. Nillanoya at Villa
INTERACADEMIC LEAGUE
Episcopal vs. Penn Charter Mt queen
OTHER GAMES
Friends Central vs.. Germantown Mt
Tabor,
Darby High vs.. Coiiingswood ut Col
llneswood,
Germantown Friends vs.. Wilmington
#. at Germantown.