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The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-11-12
VanH Ready For Struggle
 With Virginia
By JOE HATCHER

Nashville, November II. = Special. )-Following a 0-to-0 tie game with the strong Uni versity of Georgia team at Charlottesville last Saturday the University of Virginia is due in Nashville Friday for heir last setto with the Com
 modores for years to come. Both teams have an e1en break in victories since their opening of rela- tions 12 years past, and Saturdays game will be the rubber game of the have agreed to suspend relations. due i to the great distance between the two schools and the more favorable offers from other southern schools.
 NEW TEAMS ON SCHEDULE Vanderbilt's schedule for the 1921 season will neither include Tech nor Virginia, but the Universities of Texas and Georgia will doubtless be subsci- tuted in their respective places. Ala bama comes to Nashville next season
 
 held in Birmingham. The Tennessee game will be given a later date with Kentucky State, coming towards the opening of the season. The Texas game will be the greatest added feature Ito the Vandy schedule, since Wander ] bilt has more alumni in Texas than in 'any other southern state and draws larger portion of students from the Lone Star state than any other college. The offer is the largest ever given southern football team, and the game will be played during the Texas State fair at Austin. The University of Georgia is fast, jumping along toward the top rungs of the south, and the game will be of more interest n this section than the Virginia melee.
 Vanderbilt came out of the Alabama game in excellent shape, and will be able to open her strongest lineup against the Old Dominion outfit Tn an effort to chalk up the deciding victory. Virginia boasts of a wonderful defen- sive outfit this season, as demonstrated by their tie battle with the powerful Georgians, who had only week ,eeo.e conquered the Auburn team. Only a week previous the Virginians held Harvard's scoring machine to three touchdowns and single field goal
 Vanderbilt's team of youngsters are Just now reaching a point where they are able to give out their best brand of football, and their excellent showing against Alabama, whom they think de- served only tie, has done much to put pep into the work Doe" Kuhn, the brilliant star of the Alabama game, has won his place in the backfield, and
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-11-12

Burney quarterback, hasn't so much fat
 on his carcas, but he is literally a streak of greased tightening. He skirts the ends like the veteran that he is, and carries the pigskin for long gains. Jim Baty is another old Birmingham Southern College man who will be prob ably be seen at quarter today. He has called signals on other occasions this season and has done remarkably well. Mike Norton is another one who goes to make up a trio of stellar men for the field generalship. At the halfback po- stions will no doubt be seen Captain Eddie Lewis and Brinskelle. Much has already been said about the aforemen- toned player because of his remarkable bunting and he is sure to be big ace for the Methodists today, when it comes to this special feature of the game. BrinSkelle is short Stocky fellow, built for speed and at the same time possess ing a head full of that knowledge re- quired of the man at this position. Mil Ter has undisputed claim to the full back position and when the spectators see him in action they will no doubt re- call his work against Spring Hill when he made his spectacular run for the winning touchdown. Another feat like this in the fracas with the Moccasins will serve to place his name for years on the tongues of the future knowledge seek ers'' of rmingham-Southern.
 The Panther line that the boys from Chattanooga fear so much is in the best of condition and will put up stone wall defense if the opinion of the fol- lowers of the Gold and Black is to be considered. And it Is well that these seven men should be feared, for they average about 175 pounds, and boast of an All-Southern mentioned man at cen ter. Propst will begin to direct the at tack today and from all evidence he will be like a hot coal in the hands of Coach Williams bunch.
 | Coach Brown is not forgetting his af- fair with Howard Saturday week and he will no doubt endeavor to save as much O. his best material for this fracas as he can.
 George Watkins has been selected to umpire the game. and Bill Streit to act as referee. The game will begin prompt ly at 2:30 D. m., and will be played on the Birmingham-Southe campus in Munger Bowl.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-11-12
Moccasins To Play Panther EleUen Today
PRonABLE LINE-UPs
Fly JOHN E. HOLMES

T he Birmingham-Southern Partners went through their last workout yesterday after noon preparatory to meeting Coach Sike Williams Moe casins from Chattanooga.
 Realizing what his bunch is up against, Coach Charlie has been drilling the line thoroughly, leaving the backfield mostly to Ginks Gillem, Sewanee ex-star. Coach Williams is also an old Sewanee man and it .is understood that he is teaching his men mostly the plays used by his Alma-mater. Therefore, it looks as if the skill of the two last-named coaches will indeed be given 8 test to- day.
 The Tennesseans have a much lighter bunch than the locals, but Coach "Sike' seems to think that this will not be such a big obstacle for his 'bantamweights.' ? His swift backfield is sure to prove a big dose for the Partners, but they can also boast of a swift bunch behind the lines as well as heavy one. "Tanlac"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-11-12

will open with Berry Hill, Latham and Wade behind the line. Nicely and Goar will patrol the Hanks against Vir- ginians powerful ends. Early may be in condition to start at center.
 The Georgia coaches made a detour back by Nashville following the Vir- ginia game with the Virginia dope and plays which the Vanderbilt team has been drilling against all week. The
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-11-12

Commodores will for the first time this season use a very unique shift being modelled something according to the Heisman style with variations. The overhead method of attack will doubt less play strong part, as the virgin- ians are reported notably weak in smashing attempt passes.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-11-12
Silk Production Suspended

Tokio. November 10.-Production of silk has been suspended for three months by the Silk Manufacturers union There has been general de- pression in the industry for some time, and the Yokohama Silk exchange closed October 27, when prices fell below the minimum fixed by the buying syndi- cate
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-11-12
Oil Prnsnectors Busy

Tuscaloosa. November 1t.--(Special) A large party of surveyors have built a camp near Windham Sring in the northern part of the county. seeking oil veins. It is not known here who are backing the enterprise, the matter hav- ing been kept ouiet
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CABINET MAX ERS AND
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wANTED-HELP.
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wANTED-HELp.
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Evening star., 1920-02-11

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YOUNG REAL ESTATE FIRM has the opI,or-
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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-28
PAGlNA DE LAS DAMAS
Ell CUIDADO DE
LOS OJOS

Lima Cavalier, habla de Ia impor-
tancia que tiene ell cuidado de los ojos,
amenaza dos de los grandes enemlgos:
eI cansancio y el polvo.
Para evita- 10 primero prohibe en-
absolute Ia lectura con ulz artificial,
Y. en- caminos de hero y para 10 Sc
gundo, aconseja que Sc laven dos We
ces al ola con aqua de rosas.
Recommends tambien que durante el
Gia sc dejen reposar los oJos, cerran-
dolos de vez en- cuando, para evltar
su continue tension Y deSgaste.
En- fin, senala algunos detalles i'm
portantes, que toda mujer debe tencr
en- cuenta.
No comais demasiado.
No os mordais los labios.
No leafs en- una habitacion nal a
lumbraGa.
No os baneis en- una habitacion
fria.
No os quedeis varios dias sucesivos
sin salir.
No adquIraIs "a &c encor
var los hombros.
No hagais gestos al hablar.
No dejeis de lavaros los pies todas
las noches.
No Levels IN hombro mas alto que
el otro.
No Levels los zapatos, los guantes,
Y el corSe demasiado apretados.
No salgais Embellishments despues
de haberos lavado Ia cara
No o!videls que la salud es la base
de Ia belleza.
Esto recomienda Lima Cavalier, y
este hacen hoy en- dia muchas mujeres
deseosaS de conservar ST. saiud y su
hermosura, Y, verdaderamente, 81 a
tan poca costa Sc logran ambas cosas,
bora es de que todas sc aprendan de
memoria, estas sencillas maximas y
las pongan en- practica cuanto antes.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-28
Pr NJ 4 : RA

Huyeron hacia Ell monte las nebll-
mas; Sc aciaro el cle!o; r~ecooraron 81
vos los pajaros; brotaron hOjas de
los secoS trCNcoS; la orlSa, tlola J
suave como n Garcia, deshojo 0
sus leves dedos las primeras rosas,
y entire los fulgores radiantes de IN
sol esplendoroso, aparecio la prime
ra bandada de golondrinas.....
:Quien 10 duda? Estamos "a en-
p~rimavera. Y no es precise que 10
olga Ell calendario. La apagada chi
menea, Ia poetica bata de muselina,
ell balloon alberto, elperfume que SUI
be del jardin, el gorjeo de los gorrio-
nes en Ell alero..... TODD 10 dice, to-
do 10 murnura, TODD 10 canta.
Como Ell viejo hurano del cuento
que huge hacia el fondo del bosque,
cargando cor su haz de paloS secos,
Isl ell invierno ha huido. Sc llevo con-
sligo las ramas sin hojas. los nidos
~destrozados, los pajarillos muertoS..
FL viento heladQ lie acampanaba en-
ST. peregrinaci6n, aullando lugubre-
mente, como aullan los lobos por la
noche en- las desoladas llanuras en-
Yueltas en- ~sombra...... Y los dos,
Ell viejo hurano Y el viento lncle-
mente, companeroS lnSeparaoleS, lie
les amigos, caminaron Y caminaron
sin descanso hasta i~nternarse en- ca
vernas desconocidas Y lejanas. Los
! arboles Que dejaban atras sonrelan
con invisibles sonrisas~de inteligen-
cia; las fuentes cobraban esperanza
| de d~estorcer suS chorros congelados.
Y Ia endurecida terra que hollaban
con los pies, latia, palpitaba en- un
intimo estremecimiento, sonado va
con Ia suave gramla que, cuando los
ca minantes e%stuvleron leJos, orctara
POGO q POGO aterciopelado las qule-
bras Y bordando los ~SurcoS.....
\ todos esos anhelos no murnlura-
dos en- palabras, pero hondamente
Sentidos, Sc han r~ealizado.....
La endurecida TERRA del llano es
una esmeralda; Ia fuente sc deshact
en- perlas cristalinas cartando en- e
bosque Ia canci6n de Ia cumplida es
peranza: Y ell arbol, tembloroso
murmursnte, es immense dosel gu
presto sombra a los ~enamoradoS
mientras en- la alta copa IN pajar'
dichoSo pone sus ojos en- e. cielo !
| trina el himno glorioso en la ventu
ra."..
Ha llegado IA pr;mavera. J !;
brisa. c&lidad Y perfumaGa. nos llam'
hacia el campo. TEMPO es "a d.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-28
Ell PODER De
LOS OJOS

Las miradas de las mujeres, Sc pa
recen a ciertos rodajes tranquilos en-
Ia ~apariencia, pero formidables.
Pasamos a su lado todos los dlas,
ouieta. impunemente, Y sin ~sospechar
NADIA.
Llega I'm momento en- que hasta nos
olvidamos de que aquello esta ALI.
De pronto. nos sentimos ~sobrecogl-
dos: TODD acab6.
La rueda nos detiene; IA mirada nos
la preso.
Nos ha preso. no importa por dom
de, nj como; por una parte de nueS-
tro pensamlento, que vagaoa sln Cd
jeto; por una distraction cue hemos
tenido. estamos ~perdldos.
Pasaremos completamente por toda
Ia maquina, Sc apodera de nosotros
In encadenamiento de fuerzas mis-
teriosas V en- vano luchamos: no hay
socorro humane possible.
yamos q caer de ~engranaje en- en-
cranaje, de augusta en- augusta, de
tortura en- tortura, nosotroS, nuestra
imagination, nuestra fortuna, nuestro
porvenir. nuestra alma, Y segun que
nos hallemos en- poder de n criatu-
"a malvada o de noble coraz6n, no SAL
drernos de eSsa eSpantosa maquina, ST.
no desfigurados por Ia verguenza o
transfigurados por Ia passion.
Victor Hugo.