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New-York tribune., 1920-12-06
kinsella Wins at Squash

HARTFORD. Conn, Dec. s. Walter
Kinsella, Of New York, professional
squash tennis champion, defeated Rob
crt Cahill. a locnl professional, here
this afternoon In two-gnmc tourna-
ment which featured the dedication Of
two courts at tho University Club.
Cahill was allowed a handicap Of 8
POINTS. Tho score in the first match
~ns 15-13, l2-l5, 1916. The second
session was much easier for tho cham
plon. tho result being 15-13 and
1S-1o
New-York tribune., 1920-12-06
Ira Rodgers to Coach

MORGANTOWN. W. Va, Dec. B.
Ira +. Rodgers, famous mountaineer
athlete, was elected late last night to
coach the West Virginia University
baseball team for 1921, succeeding
kemper Shelton. Rodgers led ali
m mountainecr teams in football, basket
Dali and baseball, both as player and
captain, but has never played profess
sional baseball or football. He was AS
sIstant coach at football here during
the season just ended and ia extremely
popular with the undergraduates
New-York tribune., 1920-12-06
Pierce and Papin in Draw

MONTREAL, Dec. 8. Harry Pierce.
Of Syracuse and Georges Papin. light
weight champion of France. fought =
ion-round draw hero tonight M tho
Montrcal Amateur Athletic Association.
Willie kohler, Of New York knocked
out Young Rabino. Albany lishtwe ght,
match
New-York tribune., 1920-12-06
Hawthorne" Mt fOrdI,am

Hawthorne Of the L. S. A. ro-
mantle farce in four acts, viii be- pre-
scnted for the benefit OF the Fordham
University Athletic Association in the
University Auditorium, Tooth Street
and Third Avenue, tonight, and Tues
day, Wednesday and Thursday nights.
Tonight han been dosiFnsted a. tn q
Knights Of Columbus night
New-York tribune., 1920-12-06
ThOrpe's Eleven in Tie

NEW HAVEN, Dec 5.--Nethcr Tom
Thorpc's Canton Bull Dogs nor the
Washington Glee Club. Of New Haven.
was able 10 score to-day in their foot
ball game - Weiss Park before 5000
spectators. Jack Nagle, end of the
Glecs. apolled the only scoring chance
of the visitors, when he blocked
Guyon's attempted placement goal
from the 30-yard line.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-06
Boston College Gets Second
Place With Pittsburgh Third
Penn State Drops From High Pinnacle of Last Year
to 18th Position-DartmouihP Placed Above Syra-
cuse Despite Outcome of Game Between Them
By Ray Mccarthy

Trouble with always SO wrote noted poet or
the nicely for
To-day ranking of the Eastern football
and help solve the problems of the
world put the the hope that be
Of interest of football and those interested
cnlnre tics
New-York tribune., 1920-12-06
Job for Hinchnan

TOlEDO. Dec. b.-Harry Hinchman.
OF Toledo, who for eighteen years has
played second base on various teams Of
different leagues, has been signed to
manage the Chambersburg team Of the
Blue Ridge League in 1921.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-06
DALEY Brothers Fail
To Daily at the Trans

The Daley brothers won both prizes
at the traps of the Larchmont Yacht
Club yesterday. Lawrence c. Daley
was the high scratch gunner. with a
card OF SS out of possible 100 targets.
The high handicap prize went to +. NJ.
Daley after a shoot-of against R. H.
Stevens and J. II. Browne All had
full scores Of 100 targets in the FIRST
time at the traps.
nn ccnrnr.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-06
Match for Jack Britton

DES MONIES, Iowa, Dec. 5-lsck
Britton, of New York, weltcrwels !
champion Of the world, was matched
to box ten rounds with John NJ
Inchous, Of St. Paul, here on December
IT, it was announced to-day.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-06

Yale Mon Upbroi<Is Football
Regime Existing at NetU Houen
Says Sons of Old Eli Are Demanding, "To He'll
With Wonderful Defeats; Give Us Wonder
full Nictorics': Predicts Change Is Coming

When Yale this by Boston College several
supporters Immediately the
Harvard both took old Eli
Soma Ygra
sadly
not this in nc rood Old days"
New-York tribune., 1920-12-06
Z.abludofsky Is Victor
In Harlem Road Run

Peter zIabludofsky, of the Morning
road race of the Harlem Athletic
League yesterday afternoon from
field Of fifteen runners "zabhy," as
he is known in athletic circles, also
accounted for the fast time prize. ne
Cotiating the four and three quarter
mile course in 25:57
The winner was allotted a handicap
Of l.45 and actually outran tho virtual
scratch man, R. Moorehead, Of the
Alpha Club. !. McDougal. St
Christopher Club athlete, finished sec
ond his mark Of three minutes being
too much for Moorehead who broke
the tape in fifth position.
The summary of the first ten to
finish follows:
Han Actual
Position. Name and club cap. time.
1-Peter Zabludotsky, Morn
2--I. McDoogall. st. CHRIS
tophor club. h.........-.. 90 81 :2e
3-V Miller. Harhrook Tteishts
&C Thompson. ST. Chris
S-R. Moorehead Alpha club. f.l5 2f.o
e--M Tea. Glencoo \. C......l.3o 2s;2t
w. Gladding. Glencoe \. c.S.30 -s:47
sc McCa-ren, Morninr-ide
y N.......".... -..-.-7 an ~ -
a--W. Cohen. Morninrsldc A. CO. $3.50
lo--J. Lehman. Morningsde
~. 200 13.1I
New-York tribune., 1920-12-06

ANNAPOLIS. Nd, Dec 5.-Prince-
ton and the Annapolis Midshipmen vii
clash on the gridiron Of farragu'
Field at the Naval Academy on October
IS next The two institutions entered
into n two-year agreement lat yea
for alternate matches and during 'ne
late season the Niddies went to lung .o-
town and We're defeated 4 10 o. No
date for next years game Was all ths,
remained 70 be settled.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-06
ROGERS PEET COMPANY
Navy Eleven Seeks
Extra Big Game
For Next Season
srec'qr corrc7pordcncc Of The 7r,sur.

Srec'GY Corrcrpordorrr Of The Tribur.
ANNAPOLIS, Nd. Dec. While n.
Naval Academy authorities have not
been notified of the unwillnCncss of
the University Of Pennsylvania IN
begin a home and home series Of foot
ball games with it, the fact has been
published in the newspapers, and an
other big opponent viii be sought on
the same basis. The series would be-
gin next year with the Navy PLAYING
on the home grounds of its opponents,
as Princeton plays at Annapolis next
season.
Yale, Penn State and the University
of Pittsburgh have been mentioned ss
probable opponents, while Harvard and
Ohio State are possibilities though
generally regarded As too far from
Annapolis a game between any of
these and the Navy would be big A.
traction. both at Annapolis and tho
home grounds of the midsh ipmen's op-
ponents.
The Naval Academy viii seek 10 ar
range games for next year with all Of
its opponents of the present season,
excepting University OF South Caro-
lima, the list including North Carolina
State Lafayette, Bucknell, Western
Reserve and Georgetown.
Besides Princeton. which will play al
Annapolis late in October, there will
still be room for another big game
and the Army contest Will, as usual,
end the season.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-06
Robins Soccer Team Victor
After a Thrilling Battle
The Linc-Tp

Eobins rr' Dock CO. New Tork fn>
Fruzuili ............s; .... r,lirhar-
Fa.o ....D p r 1.-ell,-
rr@Nnife .--... l.. =. ........ .'silfllan
Eeard=r-orr- .. Z ~ 7ievcrtl ~. :
,.,af',a ........ Il ......... Hus' ard
,unchore ........ ~ II ............. Herd
~ ~ Ne,- ....--. o. r ........... NicDnn- Id
furch ...... ........l r. ....-..........- RAll
EHt.14r ........C ... Hardy
Frsl0' J.. ......... Mac'stn
irvine ....... ........N l.. ........... Blolch
E9feree-l sohofold Iinesmen-Cor-
riEan and Carter. tioal-1rvno. Robins
pry Dock Time Halves OF forty fil e
lMlnNies
New-York tribune., 1920-12-06

George T. Pcregrin wants us to add
the name of Fitzpatrick, Of Boston
College, TO the list of fine punters this
season. Fitzpatrick does rank with AS
plundh. Brewer and Scheerer Per%
grin. like many others, is in hopes an
Eastern Conference or two VIII he or
g&nlzed some day.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-13

Los sombreros ~cuhiertos por COM
pleto de flores, figuran entire 10 mas
saliente que SO observa en- este as
pcto de la moda- Tambien Sc llevan
los somhreros de tut, de e~ncaje, de
organdl Y aquellos formados por ORR
ginales combinaciones de cintas.
IVONNE.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-13
FL PERSONALISNO EN- LAS
REVOLUCIONES
niena do Ia Pag. 81

salimos los dos como candidates. Es
70 secidI6 ell resultado de Is election,
na-o no me- arrepentf de 10 que hice.
Antes de que Sc verificaran las cleo
clones secundariaS en- 1871. mo di1o
81 seTor Madero: "Hasa I'd. que sns
partidarios den sus votos a Pho Su2-
rez V tendra listed un buen puesto en-
la Administration. No. le conteste,
~porqus mis- ~partidarios diran. Y con
sobrada raz6n. que el vote del pueblo
no es una mercancia que Sc puede
zanzibar por alsuna comodidad'.
Faso estas r~ecordaciones, no para
sstisfacer una vanidad u no tengo,
sino para que los CUE me conocen'
Sc expliquen el por que de mis- arhcn-
los a1reriores- 70 rasono soore IDEAS
v no sobre hombres; y 81 estos salem
Imaltrechos. ESQ es question de IA 10
-ica cue no es Unconditional como hoy
Sc acostumbra ser.
Los hombres del nuevo regimen Sc
han co!ocado (no los he puesto yo) freh
te nj sisuiente dileGna: o aceptan II
Constitution de 81 q todavfa aver pro
c1anabar nuchos, v entonceS pueden
Sar los lOc +A -
ticjpaci6n en- el cuartelazo; o aceptan
n de- 1917. Y en- este case. ninguno
DO clos puede ocupar lesalmente Ia
Presidential de IA Rep0bl;ca- I'm ei
primer case mi opinion personal es
que desde luesn deben ponerse en-
prac;ica las resormas fundamentaIes'
noruue tengo Ia conviction de que ma
die nus a Ia revoluci6n para conse-
mir 81 divorcio y otras frivolidades
nor ell estilo. FL pueblo fue a IA re-
yoIuci6n porque era, y es todaEla' nc
TINA de una injusticia ironica' espe-
cialmen.e en- eI tsrreno economlco:
nuas 81 todos los dlas oimos declr que
Mexico es IN pats de ex~traordinarlas
riouezas. apenas h2bra pueblo en- e.
nundo que viva en- condolences tan
uiserables como el de nusstro pals. nj
que cuents con el nGmero de anal
tahetas con que contamos ncsotroS-
En- 81 segundo case: es decir, 81 Sc
acepta Ia Constitution de Querstaro,
con 81 agregado el Plan de Aqua
Prieta, de los que no soy p~artidario
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-13
Ia PALABRA De FRANClA..
viene de Ia pas. 8.

NlelS tc 10 pas "
es ell de los negocios en- que esta in
teresado el seEor Hugo SHINES.
IN o~rganizador reputado,
como ell General Ludendorff, ei Sc
nor SHINES parece tener IN sistema
economico suyo. En- lugar de dedl-
carse a disminuir Ia circulation de!
panel moreda Y a hacer bajar los
~precios, Ie vende 10 mas caro- possible
al consumidor Y evita el pagarles
salaries demasiado elevados q ST.
personal: "Su metodo, dice aun ei
senior Georges Bernhard, es exacta-
mente Ell misnlo que ha puesto eE
practica e. gobierno del Reich" con
IA aprobaci6n de la SoZialdemocra-
cia alemana. Pero este metodo, Que
ha dado tan buenos resultados en
algunos puntos, no dejara de pro
ducir, a Ia larga, Ia ruina total de IA
vida economical de A~lemania'. 20
nina realmente ell senior SHINES que
Alemania no debe inquletarSe por
ell cambio nj por el credito nj por el
pago de sus deudas, en- ~consecuen-
cia? Sc Gesearia a~clarar este punto
antes de tomar los boletos para Spa.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-13

porGue no resuelven la situacion: es
Indispensable que dicha Constitution
Sc cumpla oil pie de Ia letra porque
es II ley; es necesario ~ va no sc
den mas limos al pueblo, para que
tenga c~onf!anza en- los hombres que
10 gobiernan, para que todos uEidos
hagamos un tltimo y grande esfuerzo
salvar al pats de los grandes peli-
eros que los amenazan, sabiendo que
.cada uuo en- su esfera curnple reh-
Ciosa V sinceramente con Su deoer;
nero ST en- vez de esta honrada, fran
ca V leal ammonia, comenzamos por
I~engaharnos unos a otros Y. soore TO-
do, 81 son los hombres del goblerno
Quienes no cumplen Ia ley, Sque pue-
de exigirse o esperarse de los que son
r~obernados? Y en- Ell caso concrete
de que se-trata, Ique resultara 81 ma
hama un partido polTtico pide Ia nu-
.lidad de las elecciones. fundandose ma
.da menos en- Ia ley fundamental del
pals? iQus harfa Ia Supreme Corte
81 ella es. como debe ser. el implaca-
BILE guardian de nuestras institucio-
.neso Cuales pueden ser las conse-
cuerctaS reSpecto 4 ID eSt1OIiLudu "S
los gobiernos futuros? Y Gcua!es, en-
1ltino resultado. las c"onsecuenclas
para e. PATS? Es cierto que yo no soy
.aGmirador de Ia Constitution de 1917;
nero r~econozco 0 tOda sinceridad
que entire 10 bueno que tiene. figura en-
primer lugar Ia fraction sepuma del
articulo ochenta y dos.
Va ven pues, sehores ultrapersona-
risras como nuestros criterios son fun
damentalnente distintos: clos TO pleA
san mas que en- los hombres y olvidan
comDletamente Ia ley; mientras que
yo. no me ocYpo de los hoTnbres sine
para YER 81 sus actos o asptrac!ones
estdn de acuerdo o no con los cano-
mes de esa LEY.
DR.. F. VAzQUEZ GOMEZ.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-13

n. V. S.-Rains, Utah.-Lo que
debe hacer es dirigirse q Ia casa que
nos indica, en- ingles, manifest&ndole
u cen tai fecha lie hizo Ia remission
de tai cantidad de dinero para IN TO-
n6grafo, ell cual no ha llegado a su
poder, Y que este no ha llegado a su
poder, por 10 cual suplica que Sc 10
remitan inmediatan-ente, de acuerdo
o 10 que ofrecen en- su anunclo.
Esta carta debera II certificada,
con acuse de recibo, para que tenga
la seguridad de que lego a su destl-
no v deberaa dejar copia de ella. 81
le ~contestan, obrara de acuerdo o
10 que lie digan, y en- case de que no
obtenga contestacion Sc dirigira al
Inspector postal correspondence Gu
va direction lie propOrcionaran en- Ia
oficina de Correos de esa poblacion
exponiendole su Queja y enviandole:
uno de los anuncios que 10 indujeron
a hacer Ell pedido; Ia fecha, ndmero
Y valor del giro en- que haya hecho Ia
remission del d%inero; Ia copia de SUI
carta; Y Ell acuse de recibo. Il refe-
rido Inspector Sc encargara de hacerJ
las indagaciones del case y lie dara al
conocer ell resultado de ella
Tambien puede seguir otro CANT
no: poner el asunto en- mano de un
abogado, pero 81 Sc trata de I'M can
tidad pequeha, creemos preferable e.
L lie indicamos antes.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-13
- VARIEDADES =
TU HlJO SERA 10 QUE TU QUE
RAS QUE SEA

Generalmente I'm hiio es gran
flor de esperanZa- Nacida en- In tie
IRA del Amor. Al calor do santos
bescS. .
T'embloroso Y fraGil. en- su cuna
palpita como una estrella en- ell Gle
10. FL cielo tuyo, madrecita, y el de
tn horlbre.
Sc duerme. Pareca que juega a
cerrar los ojos. Mfralo Y piensa:
De aquf a unos amos. esos ojos
ienrojeceran de indignation ante
una infamia? iSeran frfos, fijos, vi
driosos, hechos para contar plata?
;Mlraran indiferentes7 o los nubla-
"a siempre una lagrima de dolor?
7 esa boquita que te hace I'm subli-
me cosquilleo Ell ell seno cuando to
absorbe su vida. J~lanzara maldicio-
nes mite Ia infamia o murmurara en-
voz baja y medrosa?
Una manita cerrada Ia sacado por
ell agujero de la paholeta rota. Tn
puho que parece un capullo de rosa.
,Se alzara csc puho a~menazador
ante IN tirano7 20 Sc tendera supli-
cante. larga y humilde esq mano.
como una lengua de perro, siempre
dispuesta q lamer?
Piensa madreCita: tn hijo sera 10
que quieras. Rebelde. Bueno. AltiVo.
o Cobarde, Servil. Malo.. Sera 10 CUE
lie inculques con IA leche de tus pc
chos. Con los besos de til boca- Con
las caric:as de tus manos. Con tus
palabras. Y hasta con los cantos mis-
mos con que le haces dormir.
Sera 10 que quieras. To puedes
mas que Ia sociedad entera sobre tn
hijo.
Empieza por no castigarlo. II cas-
tigo lie acostumbra a tener agacha-
da la espalda. FL momento que ten
gas ~desocupado. en- veg de If a char
lar con Ia vecina con til
hijo.
Hasta uue puedas enseiarle en- III
casa, no lie mandes a Ia escuela.
Las maestras lenas de preferenclas,
patri0teras, huecas, que cortan los
mejores impulses a III hijo y lie sa-
can la personalidad.
Fs mejor que le ensehes "a 10 que
sepas. Pero ~enseharles con amor.
Una madre que enseha q leer a su
hiio. cs doblemente madre.
Procura no iritarte ante 81. Ha-
blale siempre con tu o mas suare;
asi cuando lie mueras le quedara a
tn hijo el recuerdo de tn VOC como
una Garcia que lie acompafara micn
tras viva.
-Madrccita: tn hijo sera como
quieras....
Herminia BRUMANO
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-13

las conferencias de Niagara Falls, Sc
"a una revelation, Quizas dolorosa,
para muchos.
Ell mismo dfa 10 Sc recibio por los
diplomaticos mediadores la nota de
Carranza participando que Sc hula
ban en- canine para c]oncurrir a las
conferencia los delegados constitucio-
naiistas, llevando plenas instructed
mes. D!chos delegados fueron D. Fer
nando Iglesias Calder0n, d. Luis Ca
brera y D. Jose Vasconcelos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-13
LIMPlEZA De ROPEROS.

Antes de guardian la ropa de in
ricrno, nuestras lectoras deben tener
buen cuidado de limpiar perfecta-
mente los armarios roperos: ell des-
cuidar esta operaci6n es n de las
princlpales causas de que Ia ropa Sc
apolille. Esta limpieza Sc hace con
aqua en- la que Sc haya puesto unas
EGtas dc acido carbGniCo y un POGO
de ~tyementina. Convene lavar per-
tectamente las tab!as n por una,
= tambiGn Ia par,e superior del ar
mario y los tableros de las puer-
tas. Cuando TODD estA seco. puede
ronerse un POGO de malta en- las rem
diias. V los resultados seran todavla
meiOrcS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-13
TITLES.
LOS PERCkLES LAVADOs

Cuando ell color do ciertos perca-
les. o de otras telas de condolences
parecidas, Sc ha modificado Y des-
compuesto en- parte por el lavado;
pero sobre TODD. por Ia accion de
los jabones y de las lejfas. puede,
en- muchos casos, reproducirse o re-
Cenerarse, bahando II tela con Zumo
de limon debilitado cen aqua Y cola
ST el color de Ia tela Sc halla
discriminate, ell 2rocedtmiento no tie
ne APPLICATION.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-13

Entire los adornos Sc d~istinguen, a
mas de los innumerables plegados'
los Lordados m~arroqufes o rumanos'
en- vivos dolores; Y sobre TODD, CO.
mo nota de alta noevdad, los ador
nos de paja, IL cual habiendo aoan
donado cast todos los sombreros, Sc
dedica a Ia o~rnamentac!6n de los
trajes, pues son incontables los Dor
dados en- paja brillante, como las
guirnaldas de flores de "raphia" y
los galoncillos de "tagal' que dan
un sello originalisimo a muchas "toi-
lcttes" Veraniegas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-13
PARA ALEJER LAS RATAS

Para alejar definitivamente a las
ratas de los graneros, almacenes de
harina Y otros lugares que molesten
particularmente, basta o dejar
en- los locales que tienen
costumbre de invadir, algunas ANA
dc menta ~silvestre, teniendo cuidado
de renovarIas cuando Sc 'marchiten.
Ell olor, sin duda- da el resultado
~apctecido.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-13
MANERA DE ALEJAR A LOS
MOSCOS

Tn procedimiento muy simple :
Il sin embargo es radical para des-
mebarazarse Y preseIvarse de las pi-
caduras de los moscos. consists en-
]colocar en- la camara que Sc desea
preservar. una linterna ~encendida
cuyos cristales estaran untados con
mieg o !iga 10 mas diafana que sea
Dostble; los insectos, atrafdos por Ia
luz. Sc pegaran Y quedaran muertos
en- el CRYSTAL de Ia linterna.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-13
lo)-
PAPEL

Sc toman I2 parties de resina Y sc
ponen en- 10 de aceite de l!naza her
vido de consistencia muy espesa,
despues Sc agregan I parties de miel
Y l de g!icerina Y o este Sc urtan
las hojas de papel Y Sc delan secar.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-13
NOTAS DE LA mOOA

La gran capa no ha perdido su bo-
ga: para Ia noche es muy amplia'
cast ~veneciana, con su cuello Y su
nerito de teIa suave o de plumas'
Para Ia tarde, y acompahando a ira
les de alta elegancia. Sc ven capas
bellfsims de "chautilly" o de muse
lima de soda, que tambien pueden
uevarse como adorno y no como abri
On on las calidas noches e~stiva'es.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-13

Las telas tavoritas en- esta esta-
ci6n son ell ''pongee," el tafeta Y ell
.fourlard:' pero sobre todas elias supe
ra ell organdf liso o floreado' en- CO.
lores claros y alegres, de una deli
ciosa frcscura j~uvenil.
Arizona republican., 1920-08-19
STATE |S SOON TO
 START THE PAVING
 IF GRAND AVENUE

GLENDALE, Aug. 18-According to the Glendale News today, assurance has been given by the state highway department that a start toward the paving of Grand avenue will be made in a very short time. The work, ac- cording to the state engineer. Thomas Maddock, will be undertaken with funds derived from the states 25 per cent fund, matched by part of the federal aid recently approved for this important thoroughfare.
 While it is announced that there is not sufficient money obtainable from this source to pave the entire dis tance between Phoenix and Glendale it is hoped to make start and that the work can be augmented with ad- ditional funds later obtained from the county's 75 per cent fund, or some other source.
 AS soon as it had become definitely apparent that the Glendale district could not hope to obtain cooperation from the county highway commission toward the paving of Grand avenue from Glendale to Phoenix, interested taxpayers of the district. it is report ed. turned to other sources for aid with the result that it is now defi- nitely announced by the state high way department that not only will a start be made toward paving Grand avenue, but that if the town of Glen dale will pave that portion of the ave- nue extending through the city limits, to connect up with the states work, half the expense of this work would be borne by the federal government out of federal aid funds.
 1t is expected that through the town council and the Commercial club the matter of paving Grand avenue through the town will be taken up in the near future.
 Goes To Iron Springs
 E. E. Jack. well known rancher of the Alhambra district, accompanied by his family, has gone to Iron Springs for the remainder of the summer.
 La Verne Shaw Buried
 Funeral services for LaVerne Shaw, 12-year- son of MT. and Mrs. w. D. Shaw, were held at the First Baptist church. interment being in Glendale cemetery. The lad succumbed to a se- were cold from which fatal complica- the family in this district extend their sympathies to the bereaved parents
 Motor To Roosevelt
 MT. and Mrs. John w. Trowbridge and daughter, Virginia, and MT. and Mrs Clyde Schwartz and daughter made up a motor party which depart ed recently for Lake Roosevelt, where they expect to spend week in recrea- ton.
 III With Malaria
 Mrs. J. F. Kelley, a recently arrived Kentuckian. is i'll with malaria, con tracted before coming here. The at tending physician reports her recover ing and it is expected that the local climate will soon overcome the disease.
 Here From Miami
 MT. and Mrs J. ". Taylor and daughters, June and Margaret, are here from Miami as guests of MT. and Mrs c. E. Graham, residing on East Glendale avenue.
 Ball Game Thursday
 The Glendale Greys and the Peoria ball team will once more cross bats tomorrow afternoon at o'clock, at the local high school grounds. Peoria has secured a new battery and first baseman and hopes to put up a better exhibition against the locals than in the three former games when they have been signally defeated.
Arizona republican., 1920-08-19
Our Regular Stock Of Womaem's High
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That skirts be sold at Half Price is sort of eighth merchandising wonder. Really, it is amazing!
 Here's way these skirts originally purchased Our buyer in New York maker had just finished his tailor by the way after the heart of women who His skirts panstakingly donefinished beautifully These charming skirts left He sold them great price concession They the sort proud to We offer them you for quick disposal at exactly half the selling price Selling starts at 83O o'clock this ing That's all -(Second Floor)
Arizona republican., 1920-08-19
METAL MESH BAGS
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Gold and platinum mesh bags are replacing the beaded bags in Paris Some of the handsomest styles show designs of contrasting metals, such as strands of platinum woven into a gold mesh bag.