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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-10-04
LOST ON FLUKES
Washburn Made a Great Show
ing Against Nebraska.
Sawdust Field Was Too Much
for Sons of Ichabod.


A blocked punt and a tumble cost
Washburn her first football game of
the season again Indian" Shulte's
Lincoln. The final score was. Nebras-
ka IA, Washburn Q.
The Cornhuskers' sawdust field.
coupled with hot day, worked a dis
advantage to washburn. who had few
er substitutes to shoot in than Ne
braska.
On the first Kickoff Washburn got
the ball on her own 40-yard line fol-
lowing an exchange of punts- Coach
Ream's Instructions were Score in the
first quarter and get the advantage"
And the boys nearly did it,. the backs
| sma shing thru for three first downs to
| essary punch to carry the ball over
| wasn't there. The quarter was Sindis-
putably Washburns, tho.
| In the second period, the Cornhusk-
ers made their first score. following
| blocked Washburn punt. Quarterback
| Newman-pnade the touchdown.
| Nebraska made her second touch
| down in the third quarter. when stew
| ems. Washbdrn quarterback. fumbled
punt. Swanson. Husker back. recov-
| cred on Washburn's 15-yard line and
| Doyle and Moore carried the ball over.
| Captain Day kicked both goals.
Gloss to Nebraska Goal.
| In this period Washburn forced her
way to within nine yards of the Ne
braska goal, Gage carrying the ball,
but again lacked the needed steam %
push it across.
The last quarter, like the first, was
washburn's. The Ichabods took the
offensive and marched to within ten
yards of the enemy's goal. Palmatier
picked up a tumble and raced for the
| Nebraska line, but was so choked up
with sawdust that his speed slackened
and he was thrown from behind.
| Nebraska had sixty men on the sine-
lines and kept rushing in fresh subs to
offset the sawdust.
| Victory in Disguise.
washburn regards the Nebraska
game as a victory altho she was on
the short end of the final score. But
to hold the big Huskers to a IA to 0
score is no mean accomplishment, and
to be able to say that they lost on
flukes removes almost all of the sting
of defeat.
Prepare for X. U.
The Ichabods came thru the game
without serious injuries. altho all. OF
Them were bruised. Two sustained
sprained ankles but will be in shape
when the whistle blows for the KAN
sas game next Saturday. The men
Will De put thTu sIlllAlS PtdStiSe US-
hind closed gates this week for the
Lawrence game, Coach Ream said to-
day. r-ss71
II never saw one man lay down at
Lincoln" was the. coach's tribute to
his men today. They all fought every
minute and are eager now to get at
kansas"
| The center of the Washburn line
was a stone wall, with Rusty" Coss-
Imam. the big guard, as the. outstand-
ling star.
| Washburn showed her superiority
over Nebraska in the aerial game,
completing three out of six passes.
Iwhile the Huskers didn't connect up
with one. A Shuttle team never was
istrong ON passes. .
ma Ie1I.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-10-04
See the change in ten days
See and feel it act
AN statements abbropcd b. ontlloritie
Now we combat it

Pepsodent brings Eve desired effects. Some are
instant, all quick. very short test will prove
a revelation.
One ingredient is pepsn. Another multiplies the
starch dgestant in the saliva, to digest starch de-
posts that cling It also multples the alalinity of
the saliva. neutralize the acids which tooth
decay
Two factors directly attack the film One of them
keeps the teeth so highly polished that film cannot
easily adhere. With every application 1t eombats
the teeths great enemies as nothing else has done
Send the coupon for To-Day Tube. Note how
clean the teeth feel after using. Mark the absence
of the viscous film. See how teeth whten the
f,rn-coats disappear Let this test show you, for
your own sake, what clean teeth really mean.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-10-04

p Harlow Hurley in his match with w v
Crow shot 80 for the first 9,whieh equals
the course record made by Arthur Bone
brake. Salina Country Club. professional.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-10-04

c. H.. (Petel Middleton shot 15s for 50
holes, Sunday.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-10-04
CITY GOLF CHAMPIONSHIP
&C. A. ANDERSON, Directory

&C. A. ANDERSON, DIRECTORY
The following sixteen players surviv-
ing the first round are paired: 81
Percy Whitaker vs. Z. G. Whitaker.
V. p. HiHhouse VS. +. n. Cooper. :
/. W. Felix VS. J. II. Cody.
W. II. Bird vs. w. L; Bailey.
c. II. Middleton VS.. j. =. Conwell.
]. A Grow We. F. W. Griggs.
Sunday Results:
+. Whitaker, unattached, eliminated E. c,
Whitaker, shawnee. 5 and =.
DR.. W. Hobart. Country-Club. eliminated
D.. W; stqdIard, Shawnee ; and :;
j. II. Cody. Shawnee. and g..
w. l.. HALEY. Shawnee, eliminated w. f.
Bird, shawnee, and 5.
c. II. Middleton. Shawnee, eliminated J.
l. F. WEE v. Grisss. Country 9iub. eliminated
]. A. Crow. Shawnee. and 5.
First round elimination tnot reported be-
W. Harley = crdn aF sSaT eSsntFy anS ao
DIR. G. II. Allen, Country club. eliminated
T. ID. Nuss. Shawnee. 3 and ..
+. Il. Cooper. Shawnee. eliminated II. B.
McGrath. shawnee. and 4
7. II. Cody, shawnee. eliminated f.
Sumey. Shawnee. and 8.
nr. W. Hobart. Country Club. eliminated
NJ. Ahlstrom unattached, and .
W. L. Bailey. Shawnee, eliminated W.
L. Stins0n. shawnee, up.
c. H. Middleton. Shawnee, eliminated
]. n. Stewart. Shawnee. I and 3.
T.. c. Whitaker, shawnee eliminated J.
c. Wilson Country Club and 6.
y Harlow Hurley in his match with W. V.
Crow shot 80 for the first 9.whieh equals
the course record made by zrthur Bone-
brake. Salina Country Club, professional.
c. II. (Petel Middleton shot 15s for so
holes Sunday,
An Idea of the class of golf being shown
in this tournament is from the entry list
the state champion, two eX-state cham
ton. also the runner-up in that event.
runner-up in a past TraAs- Mississippi, also
the runner-np in a past state champion
ship. as well as the champions OF the two
clubs here, are entered
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-10-04

st. Louis. Oct. Am entry of more than
Middle West Bowling tournament to ne
held November 10 to December inclusive
Games will be played from O'Clock in the
morning until midnight every day, with
the exception of Saturdays and Sundays
when play will begin at Z a. m. The time
for the tournament. it was said. is long
enough 10 allow 800 five-men teams, ca
doubles and 1900 singles to bowl.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-10-04

Eustice except his home community here
for all the wrestling bouts IN which he has
engaged nave been staged in Junction City.
Eustiee is a farmer and has refused to
give up his agricultural pursuits for the
wrestling mat, He has met wrest1ers ~
national and International note mere with
out defeat
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-10-04
IN TINE SQUARED RING

Detroit, Oct 4.-Detroit's indoor boxing
al Sporting club will put on four contests
featured by a ten Nround bout between
Jabez White and Joe Lynch, bantam
weights.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-10-04
. kan.an to Meet Jo. s.eeher.

Junction City. Kan, Oct. ALLAN Eus-
tice, the. Kansas wrestler who will meet
Joe Stecber, the champion, mere October
II, is. little known outside~his own state.
In fact Kansas has heard but little %,
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-03-26
Sutilezas del Oriente

Una de las costumbres mas CO.
rrientes entire los aficionados al cine
en- el Imperio del Sol Naciente, es la
de bautizar sus actores favoritos
con un sobrenombre o apodo que cali
fica sus cualidades defectos. Asi
tenemos, por ejemplo, que a Eddie
Polo los hijos del pals de los crisan-
temos lie llaman Samourai, que signi-
flea "superhombre". A la hermosa
Maria Nc Laren la conocen por Ma
koume, la de los "ojos tristes". A la
eminente actriz Dorothy Phillips, la
llaman Kireonna, que quiere decir
"amable sefora". Al popular Harry
Carey (Cayena) los japoneses 10, dis
tinguen con el nombre de Ma-tashi-
croko, que equivale "el hombre del
revolver.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-03-26

ai'.a q rsnas = ausnlru.aa pus
"a uinac...
Thuaa n.ra. - nos aniola ena esIla
HtfJ1i1l.ie, -
nnilam fsx. cue come ios CrosnA.
srbe seicccionnr. coniFnt6 , paw6 h
friolssa ds etoa.oso. q Theaa nsra.
para qae tsia intefprpiaIa q pAprl
a. -Saloms-. en- "a preducci6n DEL mis-.
mo nonbrc. , ambos prodartor y ac-
lria, han aloankaeo Il sfiunfo mas
rFnnde cue jamks sohaEzn.
M caato aprokimado Dc In extraor-
dinaria pelscula. se cAlcula an
81 .2oo. Gee.
Cinco mil perzonas han trabajad0
On estA portentosa obra De arte.
Fox nos prcsenta al vieio Jerusa-
item. reconEtrnido en- todo 81 esplen-
dor hist6rico.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-03-26


Canada, en- 1898; Y a la edad de cinco
amos tomo parte en-, escenas teatra-
les de diversas companies canadenses.
Inicioi su carrera cinematografica con
I"Biogtaph", bajo la direction del macs
tro Gfiftith,,y despues de. un corto re-
greso a las ttablas,,v ,,vOlyio al lienzo con
Famous Players " despues paso a
Actualmente esta con
gArtistas Unidos'', despues de haber
hecho alg1naS cintas para ell "Pri-
Imer Circuitog Es pequenita, ligera,
y9de bello, rizado pelo rubio. Tiene
los ojos azules. 9 Sus principales ext
tos en- la pantalla son, hasta ahora,
|por orden de merito, "Stela Maris",
FfRebeca la de Granja Sol', LA Po-
bre iRica" y "Papa Zancas Largas".
rs, sin discussion, una de las prime
ras estrellas del cinematografo moder7
no.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-03-26

Nos rsopaalamos eisitar q nueeo
laenl. a. Ia tAllt DFHa. aendr n Isl.
srrsAi Fllm Co." hh establccias re-
cionirneuie sun chcinas = nproveehar
h of,ortunidad para arfanrnrle. a -
Manager -. Pcdrs GonE4lcz. aigan
pecreto de- intrges. rslasiurado rnn q
actual movimicnto cinematogrkhco.y
Dcsae luoro. to1o hajo promcsa De
guardian ahsoluta rcsesIa. pero con IA
frsne intonci6n de coutArsclo tod0.
a mis- bnenos lcctorcs.
,Asi es Ia genie de IL prensa.
Pero. =, Al passr frente al cnartel
general. de Ia Liberty Film Co." sen
timos IN siibidO. y, como el eco de
una vOz muy apsSada que repetia
inintcrTnmpidamente nuestro nombre.
iAh. ERA Segurola. el "cubiche"
mas simpatico que ha dcsembarcadO
en- San Juanl
Este "cubiche', Manager de Ia Lii
berty Film Co." tiene una manera
muy original de pedir cualquier CO.
sa..
...Y 10 consigue que es 10 mejor.
Aunque parezca paradojico, su ori-
ginalidad consiste, en- que no pide ma
da, nj sugiere, nj discute, nj Sc pone
grave, nj rie... iSOnrie!
Y con una sOnrisa...
Asf nos desvio de nuestro carlino
nos habl6 de muchas cocas dc Gran
interes para el. pero, nos proper
cion6 material para una information,
como las que exige nuestro Director,
"buena y mas.
Estrenos de la Liberty Film Co."
Theda Bara, me encanta por 10 de-
finido que es su tipo.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-03-26
La Elena IIIngIesa

4 Todos sabemos que los ingleses Sc
rfen Hinteriormente". La '.fema'. "
Ell Spleen, son proverbiales en- los hi
jos de la rubia Albion. Y, sin em-
barge, hay que yer a los felnaticos
britanicos reirse a borbotones, como
dicen en- "La Viejecita", al contein-
plar en- la pantalla cinematografca
las monadas del gracioso orangutan
Joe Martin en- las comedias de la mar
ce CENTURY. Es fama que Joe es
el mejor actor comico que "posa" an
tie la camara cinematografica y es-el
mas NAL retribufdo de cuantos hacen
chistes. Su mend es 10 mas frugal
que jamas Sc ha pressntado un CO.
mieo por mas de Ia legua que sea,
pqes consiste en- un platano y unas
cuantas frutas secas.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-03-26

einco actos la Candente Arena.
Cine RialtO.-"El Altar del Honor
" ell segundo episode de LA Huella
del Horror
Cine Monte CarlO.-El episodio Z
de la Mano de la Venganza" y "Hu-
milde Prosapia".
Cine Real.-"Lasca" y la segunda
aventura de Mary Walcamp.
Cine Puerto RicO.-"El Derecho a
la Felicidad".
Cine Imperial.-La segunda fun
ci6n de Paco Salas y GEL Aldeano".
Cine Norma.-"Un Joven Modelo"
y la Enfermera Casquivana".
Cine Habana.-Una c6mica y "Dis-
paro Misterioso".
TeatrO-cine Rivoli, (Rio Piedras).
Ell episodio de ''El Peligro de un
secreto" y LA Algeria de la Aldea".
TeatrO-cine NuevO. eRfO Piedras).
-"El Enemigo del Matrimonio" ' la
sexta aventura de Mary Walcamp.
Teatro-c Cine Beliosraph, tcataAo).
-"Paquita Pimienta" y una comica.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-03-26

- - L = IA -
Hay mujeres que son bellas, pero
sin tipo defnido de belleza, cue las
haga peligrosas.
La belleza de Theda Bara es peli
grosa, porque, adennas de IA coTree-
cion de sus curvas y Ia perfection de
sus faceiones, tiene un tipo perfeeta-
mente defnido, en- el que Sc adivina
todo 10 pasional que es. ..
Quizas en- America no. Sc encuen-
tire otra actriz que pueda interpreter
con mas perfection el papel de .Salo-
me-, aquella augusta beldad, cuyo re-
cuerdo atraves, de los amos, inspirase,
exaltase, al genial dramaturgo ingles,
Oscar Wilde.
La mirada de Theda Bara, produce
un escalofrio. una rara sensaci6n que
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-03-26
El PaIacio del CinematografO

y = =
Leepos en- un peri6dico espanol;
"Hace algunes neses quedo consti-
tufda en- Barcelona una Sociedad ano-
nina con un capital suscrito de dos
,millones de pesetas para Ia construc-
cion de IN grandioso teatro-cine, que
por su luio y comfort constituyera
el verdadero Palacio del Cinematogra-
70.
Actualmente Sc ha firmado va Ia
escritura de adqpisicion de un solar
situado en- Ia calle de Cortes, entire
la Rarnbla de Catalina y Ia caIle de
Balmes en- IN million cincuenta mil
pesetas".
No hay duda que los catalanes sa-
ben hacer las cosas 'sben fets".
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-03-26
EsPECTACULos PARA HOY

Teatro-Cine Tres Banderas.-"E Gel
Surco de las Carretas" y "Conspira-
dores Burlados".
Cine Luna. Gel InfortunadoD, dra-
ma en- 5 actos y una comica titulada
Una Boda a cien Kilometres, en- 2
actos.
Manana, el segundo episodio "De
Atado y Amordazado" y la Camden
te Arena.
Teatro-Cine Victory Garden.--El
segundo episodio de aAtado v Amor
dazado", acompaflado del drama en-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-03-26
Nuestra Secciorl
de Ciiinees

Cualquier detalle de information
de interes general que puedan fa-
ciIitar las Empresas CinematOgra-
Rcas Cines y Alquiladores- s-sera
recibida con mucha complacencia
por la "SECCION DEL TEATRO
Y CINES" de Ell IMPARCAL Ia
que le dara especial atenci6I, en-.
benefcio del pdbIico y de los infor-
madores. Sc entiende que recIa-
mos y anuncios deberan ser trata-
dos con esta Administration, pues
esa information es gratis a bene-
ficio de nuestro piblicO.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-03-26

nos contiene yaliosa information cir
lematografca, no solo de Espaiia, 81
40, que tambien de otros paises- No
hay duda que los cinennatografstas
aspanoles y los afcionados al mas mo-
derno de hos espectaculos de- aquel
2ais.. estan ide ,iplacemesg con ila i'm
oortahte mejoral implantada. entel pro-
yresista rotativo nsadriieilo. "El SoP
S. un recluta que entraG en- slas filas
.ie la cinematografia; recluta al que,
oor su importancia, biei puede dar-
sele desde liego el grado de- general.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-03-26
OtrO EstrenO Fox"
(Sangre y OrO)

Tom Mix, va es ventajosamente CO.
nocido por los admiradores del Cine.
Ell agil Cowboy, que vence todos
los obstaculos por dificiles que sean,
descendiendo por pelones peligrosos,
saltando zanjas a todo correr de su
eaballo, repartiendo puietazos que
dan miedo, y demas hazaias que pa
recen impossible de realizar; cada vez
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-03-26

conforman con dar proyeeciones dos
o tres veces porf semana. Barcelona
va a Ia eabeza dellmoyimiento cine7
matografico espaiol, pues posee trein-
ta.y cinco salones, mientras que Ma
drid, la capital, cuenta solamente lquin-
ce establecimientosz de este genera.
I (De lie Panorama. de Montreal
Canada). - a0i' - seita'21 g
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-03-26

El sehor Lloveras Soler, nos ha in
vitado que visitemos el amplio local
de su cine, en- el que ha introducido
nuevas mejoras. Asi 10 haremOs in
formaremos con amplitud a nuestros
lectores.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-03-26
Sc independiza

4sf III 81 M t. ~ - !, - i t,-
Annette Kellerman, despues de re-
presentar en- "I.a hija de los doses, !,
y en- otros espectaculos, ha organiza-
do una compania prodnctora en- Ia
que ella fgnra como directora.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-03-26
Un Nueyo RecIuta

aEl SOl", de Madrid, uno de los
diaribs de mayor circulation y aca-
so Ell peri6dico montado mas la mos
derna de Espafia, acaba de inaugurar
una Secci6n dedicada la Cinemato-
grafia. El iiltimo nimero de, "El
SoIp que ha llegado a nuestras ma
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-03-26
Barcelona i Ia CaBeza

Existeh en- Espaha cerca de quiz
nientos salones y teatros, dedicados
a proyecciones cinematograficas. De
ellos solamente doscientos abren sus
puertas diariamente. Los denas Sc
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-03-26
Clausura del capitol"

Ell nuevo teatro capitol" que Sc
abrio haee pocos meses al publico y
costo varios millones, no sescostea y
la empresa, desde Ell sprimero de mario
no volvera exhibir peliculas.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-03-26

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. eAAAESDN1S-sSANAesSsFkAs4GAg
que aparece en- el lienzo, sunla mas v
mas admiradores.
Muy prohto lie veremos en- el emo
cionante drama, de escenas fnteresan-
tisimas: "Sangre y Oro', donde Tom
Mix, hace verdadero alarde de sus con-
diciones de atleta y actor.
New York quiere ell primer puesto
Muy pronto Nueva York reempla-
zara a los Angeles, California, como
centro de las galerias fotografcas en-
America.
Nuevo triunfO
Mary Pickford k9 causado gran
sensation en- "Pollyanna" la mejor pc
lfcula que ha hecho en- toda su carrera.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-03-26
Eddie Polo en- Paris y Madrid

Este popular atleta, protagonista de
varias pelfculas en- series, entire las q.
|sobresalen Libertad herencia fatal,
La moneda rota, La hija del circo, Ill
timanente La tentaci6n del circOs esta
hacienda las delicias de los aieionados
al cine en- Francia Y Espafa, pues es-
ia Ultima pelicula en- serie, conocida
EN- esos pafses con el tftulo de Ell rey
del circo, esta siendo proyectada en-
los principales salones y teatros de
|sus ciudades mas importantes.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-03-26
Biografias Cortas

Mary PiekfOrd.-Nacio en- Toronto,
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-03-26

La Famous Players-Lasky Gorpo-
ration, ha comprado los derechos de
propiedad artfstica de la novela "Afro
dita', de Pierre Louys.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-05-02

Conduct Elections" Thursday eve
ming at 1:30 the last business meet
ing Of the season will be held. follow
ed by 9 reception. to which members
and thslr friends are invited.
Ladies' Cooperative improvement
Society Of Silver Spring has elected
the following officers: Miss A. Har-
vice president: Mrs. Kerigan. second
vice president; Mrs. X. .Magee. treas
| urer; Mrs. Postal. recording secre-
| tary; Mrs Turton. corresponding Sec
rotary: Mrs. Warren. parliamentar-
ian; The association Is planning to
I build community clubhouse costing
approximately $1,000. and has also
Just finished the installation OF six
more electric lights. which now makes
| twenty. three lights throughout tho park
membsrs are preparing to aid the vol
| unteer dre department in its mammoth
carnival to be given July $40.
Wednesday with Mrs. C. d. Glass
Mrs: NJ. =. Granger read paper. The
Rights Of Italy" and Mrs. C. f. Will
lard gave Sketch of the Queen"
The Monday Friendship Club met
at the home Of Mrs. D. r. Thomas.
! 1922 Shepard street. The club is to
meet at the Southeast Community
Center at the Tyler School the sec
ond Wednesday in May to sew and
! make garments for the children OF
| the settlement. The monthly check
toward the milk bill of Friendship House
was paid.
The John Hall Chapter, ID. 4. r..
closed it's meetings for the season
| Tuesday evening at the home Of the
vice regent, Miss Gertrude Wood
bury. Eleven new members have
, been added during the year. The
chapter has contributed to the Amer
ianization work, Edith Cavell monu-
! ment fund. patriotic education, and
presented flag to Troop IA of the
Boy Scouts.
Individual members have given
much Of their time and service to
the diet kitchen at Walter Reed Hos
pital. and furnished Jam and deli
cacies for the patients. Picture scrap
books for the babies at the Children's
Hospital are being prepared. Two
knitted quilts have been made by one
member who is eighty-eig years Of
age, one of which has been sent to
Poland. The regent, Miss Ethelwyn
B. Hall. gave brief report of the D.
A. r. Congress. and officers were
elected.
Federal City Chapter, ID. A. r.. held
Its annual meeting Tuesday evening
at the home of Mrs. Clyde NJ. Hamblin,
when the following officers were elect
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-05-02
PAY TOO MUCH FOR MEALS.
Ohio Auditor Holds Expenses Of
Judges Down to IS q Day.

COLUMBUS. Ohio, May Regard
to $3.50 per Day for meals is too
much for even a Judge to pay. state
Auditor Donahey has ruled in disap-
proving expense accounts of two
Cleveland appellate judges.
The accounts had been presented by
Judges Willis yickery and r. $. Dun
lap as part Of their expenses while
holding court in Akron.
Donahey wrote them that they
would be limited TO IS q day for meals
and lodging the same as is allowed
other state officials"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-05-02
FRANCE HITS AT q. 8. AUTOS.
Dealers in American Products See
Business Wiped Out.

PARIS. May 1.-Dealers In Ameri-
can automobiles believe their business
in France will be completely wiped
out by the governmental decree issued
on Wednesday. forbidding importation
for an indefinite time Of all GLASSES
Weighing less than $500 Kilograms
$500 pounds). Under the ruling OF
the government only the heaviest Of
trucks can be admitted to France from
foreign countries.
the unfavorable state Of foreign ex-
change. sales Of American cars have
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ORDER FREIGHT EMBARGoEs.
Railroads Striving to Break Second
Strike Of Employees.

BUFFALO, N: T.. May i.-Raiiroads
affected by the second walheut Of
switchmen and yard conductors today
continued their efforts to break The
strike. The New. York Central an
nounced that practically normal con-
ditions existed In the central yards.
Freight embarsoes were In effect on
all roads except the New York Cen
trail.
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the Cosmos Club Friday at II am.
arranged. The final meeting Of the
board Of directors for the season was
held Thursday at the home Of Its
president. Mrs. Lyman B. Swormstedt
The French section leader Mrs
John L. Van Echaick. announced that
they would resume meetings In
November:
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shown an encouraging increase In
Franee. Nearly all the American au-
tomobfle firms have branches in this
city. and managers say nothing re-
mains. apparently. but to close up
shop, as all they can do is to MAIN
tain service and make repairs on cars
already sold.
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Canadian Governor Returning.

LONDON. May THE Duke Of
Devonshire. govern1r general Of
Canada. and the Duchess or Devon
shire. who came to London for the
marriage OF their daughter, Lady
Dorothy Cavendish, to Capt Harold
Macmillan. last month. left London
this morning for Liverpool. There
they will board the steamer for the
return to Canada