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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-09
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1910 Run4 S1.2il. average 1891
Shipmcn,. 70. t55. s1crpgc 5o.32i.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-09

BUY WAR sAvINGa STAMPS
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-09-28
La manufacture del azucar

Ell arte de la manufacture de azil
car obedece leyes tan precisas como
las matematicas que no pneden enga-
harse nj sngafarnos 81 las centrales
Sc concretaran todas a establecer ri IL
rosamente el plan traxado por los 70
nocimientos que nos ofrecen la quimic a
a2ucarera moderna, no adolescerian e
las irregularidades y quebrantos que Sc
advierten en- muchas factorias de es e
ordeny nj Sc alterarfa ell resultado
rendimiento relative al valor de la ma
terra prima reconocida por el anali-
sis. Pero todavia desgraciadamente en-
Puerto Rico los centralistas, por quie
mes Sc originan esas irregularidades
no han llegado estudiar tar. impor-
tante question de fondo que directamen
te afecta sus intereses, porque sin de-
tenerse a meditar un POGO poder juz
gar el intrincado importante profile
ma de esta ciencia, entregan las rien
das de direction mando en- manos
de hombres sin credenciaies de esos es
tudios, y ha de sorprendernos yer un
ingeniero mecanico un doctor en- le-
yes, cuando no 10 sea un ciudadano
cualquiera, con ell atrevido nombre de
Superinterdente, mientras Ell quimico
la entidad cientifca, ocupa puesto Sc
cundario, y aha, encerrado como un re
eluido en- el laboratorio del estudio,
analiza y LENA un report para la of
Gina del Administrator, mientras. ell or
den de manufacturaci6n v ell resulta-
do sean los de MARIA. e
Por ESQ no es extrafio yer como un
superintendent ingeniero mecanico o
doctor en- leyes, invadiendo disposicio
mes Y atribuciones tecnicas quimicas,
amenaza con desposeer de su puesto
ur operator del calentador por adj
cionarle al aparato vapor directo que
por alcanzar la temperature convenien
te tuvo que usar, nj tampoco es sor-
prendente yer como un Superintendent
te irgeniero mecanico 'comete la igno
rancia el atrevimiento de reducir y
cerrar la llave de la generadora de va
por que surte los tachos, al vacio,
sin consular nj prevenir los azuca-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-09-28

Caguas, setiembre 1920.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-09-28
Finca en- Venta
CAFE Y FRUTos MEMORIES

Terrenos SIN qiVGl, como 10 ates-
tigua la calidad de sus frutos cul-
tivos. 81 cuerdas por plano, en- el
barrio Capaes, Adiuntas. Cafe de su-
perior ca idad; frutcs memories, de
gran tamafio v en- gran abundancia,
tales como platanos, guineos de cla-
ses distintas, chinas. toronias. name
yes, piiias, aguacate, limones dulces,
anones, yautias, tayotes, apios, etc.
Abundancia de yerba de guinea. Tres
pastos excelentes. cercados de alam-
bre para Guido de animales. Magni-
tico sitio para hortalizas crianza de
aves, cerdos etc.
Casa de maquinaria v correderas
de construction nueva: almacen, gla
Gil. casa de vivienda. Aqua muy pura
abundante traida en- tuberia para
todos los usos. Sitio e1trGordinariG-
mente sGlabre. A cuatro Kilometres
de Adiuntas en- la carretera que con-
duce Lares. Hay un ki.ometro de
distancia desde los establecimientos
a dicha carretera, por camino de ca
rro. Por otro punto, desde la colindan
cia la carretera hay solo 200 me-
trOs.
Para informes dirfiase a don Ra-
mon Conde. de Adiuntas. P. r. advt.
sA-%<
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-09-28
NJ. SUAREZ
"SASTRE"
0raduadO de The New York
cuthing School.

Confeccion artistica mode
ma do toda clase de traie dc ca
baIleros para todas las torma.
humans.
San Juan. p. r.
ALLEN 16.
AdVt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-09-28
EsooBAs

En- el 'Departamento de Agricul-
tura" hemos visto unas muestras de
las escobas que fabrican los senores
"P. Toledo CO.., de Santurce. Esta
es una nueva industria que ofrece ser
fioreciente, dadn su novedad y amplia
esfera de accion.
De los EstaGos Unidos Sc importa
Ell material milo con que son fabri
ca1as. La mano de obra Sc hace aqui,
pudiendoTe notar que quedan. como
las mt jores que Sc importan del ex-
tranjcro
FL Departamento de Agricultural"
estudia el asunto para yer 81 el mi
llo de que Sc hacen dichas escobas
Sc culti~l aqui, pues Sc produce.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-09-28
Exclusive de MEDAL FILM CO., INC.

reros, exponiendolos trastornos con-
siderables.
Esas y otras causas que seria exten
so ennmerar, son las razones que tene
mos para considerar que no es possible
levar a cabo una labor ehciente en- la
manufacturaci0n, pues como consecuen
cia l6gica de esta question, las mieles
finales que pudieran quedar rsducidas
a un agotamiento entire los 81 y $780,.
resultan de 80 y S3 grades de pureza,
10 que representaria en- valor de su-
crosa no agotada la insigriicante =
despreciable suma de veinticmco mil
d6lares mas o menos para una central
Que elabora cincuenta mil sacos de azn
Ger raz6n de diez d6lares el quintal.
81 la mission de un quimiCo assume
una gran responsibilities en- ell rendi-
miento, que no Sc lie exija 81 Sc les
tan sus facultades. Porque miertras
no este una factoria azucarera bajo Ell
control absolute del qnimico, y mien-
tras desde el ingeniero hasta ell centri
-fugador no obedezcan sus mandates,
no hay que esperar resultadO efciente
nj caben responsibilities en- nadie.
conste, que no tratamos de de-
fender nj atacar determinadas persona
lidades, sino combatiInos los errores de
los centralistas como los culpables de
que Sc tergiverse el orden y sea un
contra sentido la acci6n facultativa
de quimicos v azucsreros; pero 81 por
una err6nea Interpretation, alguien
le mortifcare nuestra franqueza v gus
tase refutar nuestras manifestations,
nos hallara dispuestos para rectifcar-
las.
PEDRO A CHIESA
Ca0uaS Catianhro 1o00
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-09-28
clNTAs. FLORES ARTIFICIAL
LES. JuouETES. coRONAS.
EFEcToS PARA CHRISTMAS

Somos los UNIcoS que ven-
demos ciNTAS directamente de
MANuFAcTUREROS. NUE. S :
TRoS PREclOS son fiios. listed
compfa eonociendo el precio a
que 10 hace. SIN QUE Sc le au-
rnente un solo centavo del pre-
co que na compTado.
SOLO TARDAMOS clNcO Sc
MANAS en- servir Ia mercancia.
Nuestro Muestrario es el mas
eKtenso J variado en la lsla. Re-
eibimos los precios SEMANAL-
MENTE. Antes dc comprar cual-
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.uNanas.

Duenos de Ford no caste su dine
ro pagando caro- por Sparks corrientes
y porcelanas Compre ell Spark que lie
traera buena suerte, ell Spark de la
herradura. Solamente lie cuesta 60 CEN
tavos y la porcelana extra por 20 cen
tavos. Mamie su orden por un jusgo
hoy. Precios especiales para distribuido
res en- todos los pueblos. Dirijase a
LOUIS FRIEDBERG y co. Sol 141,
San Juan. P. r. Advt.
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quiera de estos articulos, PIDA
YER nuestro muestrario y COMO
Ger nuestros precios. PlAZOS
convenientes a comerciantes de
buenas referencias. SERVINGS
cualquier pedido por pequeho
que sea.
Todo objeto de ornamentaci6n
10 tenemos. Visite nuestras Off
cinas, Tetuan 81 altos, o telefo-
no TOO, San Juan. p. r.
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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-09-28
LA PRENSA DE CUBA ATACA Al
TENor LAzARo, LLAMANDoLo
"DEsPREcIATIvo" E
"INGRATO'

Con motive de unas declaraciones
que hizo ell gran tenor Hip6lito nAza
ro uE Representative del diario ga
Prenss'', dc Nueya York, er lar cuales
neg6 que su joven esposa es cubana,
hasta Sc olvid6 de la Habana. don
de ciment6 su reputation y gan6 la
fama que lie llevara despues Norte
America, los peri6dicos de aquella ciu-
dad lIaman ingrato al celebre ter.ots
que entire ctras manifestations, hizo
las siguientes:
LA cANARIA Y Ell cANARIO
--.Hace mucho tempo que Sc ha ca
SAD ustedP
En- este mismo mes hace tres aiios.
Me hacia falta; pOrque mien ras fui
soltero, a pesar de 10 mucho quo ga
naba, siemprc andaba empeiado. Nc SC
rfan.- He tenido que psdir muchas We
ces dinero prestado los amigos. Hoy
mi vida no puede ser mas feliz nj or
6enada. Tengo una hijita que adore.
-Ssu sefora es cubana?- lie dice
Ar.echc.
/ No; que ha ha de ser; Mi mujer
es espafOla, canaria, 70 canario" i"
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-09-28

EN- SIETE ACTOS.

La mpae ebazo de los NETES DE LA JSTICIA"
de los honns
sembbntes hronm d. damora lms-
horror
en- losmjp nes @%
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-05-20
ANNOUNCEMENT.
TO THE PUBLIC,


expect to have pasteurzing plant operation by Mon
day May oath Anyone wishing Pastenrzed milk call
Phone 1909.
I'm putting this plant in order the public with e
best OF milk at the lowest possible
A word about Pasteuri2ed milk and
II has been demonstrated that pastcurzed milk
nvalids and infants without injury digestion.
1t is we'll known fact that in the olden mankind nsed
nearly all foods in unprpared After learning The
advantages of cooking food would think back
old way of eapg II will be the with pasteuriacd milk
after using FOR will milk without being Pas
teurized if they able to obtain it.
Although | great deal Of expense putting in this
plant expect milk at very little higher price than
prevailing will have schedule of prices in the few
days Hoping oban good patronage will be my every aim
to in the best possible Respectfully,
j. /. DANIEL
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-05-20

GRAFTON of labor, or any other labor
organization. this board deplores the
attempt to organize the teachers OF
Oklahoma int oany organization to
be affiliated with the American Fed
GRAFTON of Labor" the resolution
runs. Membership in the American
Federation of Teachers. II persisted
in, will result in teachers losing
their position school officials say
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-05-20
MARRIAGE PERMITS.

Marriage licenses were issued yes
terday by Mrs. Edna n. Watkins
court clcrk, to-
Harry e. Mclean. age 2S of St
Louis, Mo-, and Miss Nela Hill. age
Is. of Chickasha.
Enoch M. Robinson. age "a, of
Alex, and Miss Gertrude Bradley, age
10, of Bradley.
The McLean-Hill ceremony was
performed yesterday afternoon in the
court clerks office, with Rev. c. b.
James, pastor of the First Christian
church, officiating.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-05-20
Buriesque at
College, Big Hit

Five hundred people were present
in tae Oklahoma College for Wo
men auditorium last night when the
annual faculty buresque was pre-.
sented by the student body
"Teachers Wise and Otherwise, .
was presented in two one-act plays.
Every member of the faculty was
burlesqued in several different
scenes-in the class room, in their
homes, in faculty conferences, etc.
That the burlesque last night was
one CT the most successful ever pre-
sented at the Oklahoma College for
Women was the statement made
this morning at the college.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-05-20
Pay of Recruiters
Is Boosted by, Bill

Men in charge of the local army
and navy recruiting stations will be
benefited by the passage by con.
gress OF the Kelley-Wadswor bill,
t was stated this morning. The
bill was signed by President Wilson
yesterday, according to a telegram
received today at the navy recruit
gin station here.
The bill increases the pay of first
class privates and all higher ranks
in tae army twenty per cent. All
men in the navy will receive thirty
nine per cent salary increases.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-05-20
May BE Director of
Athletics Of G.. III. s.

Arthur j. ("Dutch') Strauss, all
southwestern fullback. and member
of the Phillips university squad in
1919, may be director of athletics
in the Chickasha high school next
year, T. T. Montgomery, city super
intendent, has announced.
Strauss has made application for
the position which has not yet been
filled. He will be in Chickasha Sat
urday to confer with City Superin-
tendent Montgomery relative to the
position.
At Phillips university, Strauss
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-05-20
AFTER ERz5ERGER

Berlin. An unsuccessful attempt
on the life of Matthias Erzberger
former vice chancellor and minister
of finance, was made at Ensling
near Stuttgart,
An unknown man threw a bomb
in the assembly hall where Er2ber.
ger was speaking Erzberger was
not injured.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-05-20
ADVISE TEACHERS NOT TO JOIN

Oklahoma City. Olqla--Teachers
in city schools are advised not TO
enter any organization affiliated
with the American Federation OF
Labor, or any other labor organiza.
ticn, in a resolution passed by the
beard Of education, which will be
sent to teachers. Without intend.
ing to condemn the American Fed.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-05-20
DUNcAN's LATEST.

Duncan, May 20.-Because Of the
shortage Of business houses and the
increase of new business firms here,
restaurant man ha partitioned off
the rear of n blacksmith shep and
serves meals to the accompaniment
of the anvils clang.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-05-20

played football under Johnnie
Maultsbech, for two years all-Amer-
icans half-back. Before coming to
Phillips university at Enid, Strauss
played college football in Michigan.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-05-20
pies Cured IN 8 to IA DAYS

Druggists refund money if PAZO OINTMENT fails
70 cure Itching, Blind, Bleeding Protruding Piles
Instantly relieves Itching Piles, and you can Eel
restu sleep utter the first application. Price 6Oc
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-05-20
DENVER SHOWS GROWTH

BY United Press.
Washington, May 2O.--The census
bureau announced today that the
population OF Denver, Colo, is $50.
1859, an increase OF 1928, or ten per
cent.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-05-20

Miss Lorraine Raibourn, teacher in
the Amber schools, is visiting her
parents in Chickasha. She expects
to attend summer school in one of
the state normals.
II. l.. Reynolds has returned to his
home in Vernon, Texas, after spend
ing several days here visiting at the
home of City Clerk and Mrs. Curley
Reynolds.
j. T. Norton, business manager
of the Nowata Star, is attending
the Elks convention.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-05-20
Dersonnl
\ Mention.

N1RuClOn
,inllIlnIlNIlIAIllllHllIpuIIIuunuIIIIIhII
il. c. Baker, formerly of this city
now Of Walters, IS attending the
Elks convention aere today
Look. paid in Full'' Kozy today
NJ
Mr.. and Mrs. Rex Bynum and son
Jack of Lawton are visitors in
Chlckasha today.
For your service car, call Rock
Island News Stand, phone COS. We
will appreciate your patronage. 17.tf
Paid in Full" a big special at
traction with an all-star cast Kozy
today
Virginia Wahce OF Rush Springs
Money to Lend long time loans
preferred. real estate security Thorn
as J. oNeill, county Judge.
Bill Bailey, of Waurika, formerly
of this city, is visiting friends in the
city today.
i svlsitlng friends in Chickasha to.
day
Mrs. S. c. Durbn and small daugh-
ter, Martha, are visiting friends and
relatives in Great Bend, Kan.
Priscilla Dean and Dorothy Phil |
lips in paid in Full" Kozy today. |
Get your exercise and your trans
portation at the same time. Buy a
bicycle at Yates Bicycle shop 1913
South 3rd street. 1S-3t
Hills.' Sugg today,
Matinee tomorrow at 2:30-four
big acts of vaudeville. Sugg thea
ter.
DR.. III. G. ANTLH--oft1ce 30 First
National Bank bldg. Phones: Office,
$50: residence 81. 11-22-3Ot
Edgar Bronson and Norris Mich
OILS, publishers of the FL Reno Amer
lean, were among the visitors at the
Elks convention today.
Shows begin at 7:15 and 8 o'clock
tl the Sugg tonight.
DR.. Martha Bledsoe. residence
phone changed from 7l2 to 377 Of
fit phone 712. 1916
o Bill Heart of the Hills" is
certainly some picture, featuring
, Mary Pickford. Sugg tonight.
James T. Abney of Altus, member
Of the mouse of representatives.
Seventh Oklahoma legislature, was
visitor in Chickasha today.
Mr.. Herbert Kicker has opening
for few more piano pupils. Sum-
mer term starts Monday, May 23rd.
Phone 973. 19-3t
Mr. and Mrs. Carter DeHaven in
"One Dollar Down." a Capitol com =
edy. Sugg tonight
Mrs. j. A. Zuzack was visitor
in Oklahoma City yesterday. She
attended Rev Billy Sundays meet
ing last night
Little Bette Lee Smith will sing
again tonight at the Sugg. Don't
miss hearing her.
Mr.. ami Mrs. NJ G. Reynolds visit
ell friends in Alex yesterday after
noon
Mrs E. W. Young attended Rev.
Billy Sundays meeting in Oklaho
ma City last night.
Mrs II. u. McAninch was Wis
iicr in Oklahoma City yesterday
She attended the Billy Sunday meet
ing last night
MIR. and Mrs Lonnie Raibourn of
Selling, Okla, are visiting at the
home of Mr.. Raibourn's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. N. Raibourn, 629 Kan
The Washington times., 1920-12-26
FAST RICHMOND ELEVEN
DUE HERE new YEAR DAY

Richmonds crack football eleven.
the Richmond A. c., which is made
up of former college stars from
Dixie. faces the Knickerbocker a. g.
eleven in game New Year DaY at
American League Park. which is IN
settle the much discussed champion
ship OF the South Atlantic section.
The Richmond men say they have
the best independent eleven south of
the Mason and Dixon line. The
Knockers point to their engagement
with the Rex Club OF recent date.
The Richmond men defeated the Rex
men by 20 to o three weeks ago, AMI
think they have it all over the
knickers.
Former University OF Virginia, WV
ginia Polytechnic institute, Virginia
Military Institute, William and Mary,
Hampton Sidney, Washington and
Lee and Alabama players who have
made football history while in col
leEe are listed with the Richmond
PLAYERS.
The Washington times., 1920-12-26
MOHAWK PLAYERS PLAY
WITH METROPOLITAN men
Fast District Eleven Expects
Win Over AII-StarS.

Mohawk A. c. players expect 20
furnish plenty of thrills today when
they tackle the all-star Metropolitan
4. c. eleven at Union League Park
in a benefit for the family of J. =.
Daily, the player who died from in
juries received playing football this
fall.
As far as the Nets are concerned
ii will be the final battle of the year
for them. They have won nine games
without being scored upon this sea-
son. While the Nets are said to be
loaded up for the battle, the Mohawks
will stick to the lineup which earned
for them the 40 pound title.
The Mohawks have a large follow
ing. Early in the season the no
Founders challenged the Rex eleven
and were prevented from playing only
by the staging of the Rex-Navy and
the ReX-Dreadnaugh games. The
Mctropolitans are said to have oJr-,
tanned the services of several sta =
collected from various teams in he
city. E
The Washington times., 1920-12-26
TITLE BOUTS FOR
NETWORK PROGRAM
Benny Leonard First Champion
to Defend His Crown
in Ring.
By JACK NEIOCk.

NEW YORK, Dec. 26.-Boxing is
due to get off to a flying start in the
way of championship battles during
the first three months of the new
year.
Benny Leonard. champion light
weight, will be the first titleholder
to defend his laurels in 1921. when he
meets Richie Mitchell in a fifteen
round decision bout at Madison Square
Garden, January II.
Jack BIitton will take on his old
time rival, Ted Lewis, in twenty
round title bout in London in mid
February, and on March II Jack
Dempsey will give big Jess willard
chance to win back the crown
wrested from him at Toledo.
These bouts are all set. but between
now and the date of the Dempsey
Willard battle it is quite possible that
Joe Lynch. new king of the bantams
will defend his crown for the first
time in the same ring in which he
won it.
lynch is taking a well-earned yaca-
ton, but is to be abbreviated. and
as there are plenty OF good boys in
the 11S-pound class, the little West
Slider will not have to pine for action.
In all probability the winner of the
Jack Sharkey-Pal Moore fifteen-round
bout at Madison Square, Garden next
Wednesday, December 90 Will be the
first to face Lynch. Tex Richard has
such a bout in mind and plans to
sch edule Lynch again unless he can
persuade Johnny Wilson, the coy
holder of the middleweight crown,
to come out of hiding and defend his
laurels.
Another champion will be seen in
action early in January when Jimmy
Wilde. flyweight king, Will take on
Pete Herman in a twcnty-round bout
at Albert Hall, Londan. Hermann is
on the way to England now for tn. s
bout. accompanied by Bat Levinsky,
who will meet Bombardicr Wells in
fifteen-round semi-windup to the
Wilde-Herman battle. In London this
bout is being advertised as a cham
pionship affair. despite the uncrowning
Of Herman by Joe Lynch, the English
promoter, RUDE WEIGH, claiming that
the bantam title was not involved in
the Lynch-Herman bout because the
men weighed in in the afternoon and
entered the ring at "catch weights"
When Britton and Lewis face each
other in February, the winner of the
LevinsISy-Wolls battle will be seen in
action in a semi-windup, with Bill
Brennan on one end of the bout. In
addition to these bouts there are
others in the making that will keep
fstic fans supplied with entertain
ment and food for speculation. And
with the big DcmpscN-Carpcntier
battle in the offing, boxing is looking
! ahead towards its most prosperous
| and interesting year.
The Washington times., 1920-12-26
YANKEES MAKE BID FOR
FLOOR GAME WITH NAVY

The Congress Heights Yankees
with a record of nine straight wins,
are seeking a game with the United
States Naval Academy team at An
napolis, Md. for December 20.
The Middies are without a game
for that date. Local college teams
were offered the engagement, but are
in no condition to play in the mid
week battle on account Of the holiday
session. The Middies are all over
their holiday tomorrow, and Coach
Lush is DESTROYS of staging a contest.
The Congress Heights Yankees
have wired down to Manager Walker
OF the Middies. for the game. and
will probably be given the engage
ment. The District lads play fine
brand of basketball and are expecting
to give the Navy n stiff workout.
The Washington times., 1920-12-26
SAYSHUNDREDMAY
Be HIS Il MARK
Babe Ruth Arrives From Cuba
and Will Go Hunting in
North Woods.

NEW YORK, Dec. 26.-Ill make
seventy-five or perhaps hundred
home runs next season." Babe Ruth,
king of swatting the ball, predicted
today. upon returning from Cuba
where he has been since the baseball
season closed. His 1920 record was
ffty-fo homers.
Ruth came from the island region
richer by some 100000, having ap-
peared in the Antilles under contract
of $1,000 game.
I'm in fine condition right now"
said Ruth. I'm going to stay that
way until the new season opens. This
year 1T was midseason before l
struck my hitting stride"
Ruth will lspend the next few
months in the northern woods hunt
ing.
The Washington times., 1920-12-26
NAVAL ACADEMY'S PROGRAM
FOR WRESTLING ATTRACTS
HUGE MOB OF CANDIDATES
By HUGH F. RILEY.

ANNAPOLIS Naval Academy is getting ready to
the winter sports with the same
There big squads out for boxing
gymnastics and fencing These
the lines which purely winter sports basketball forming
Of activities Usually
branches until after the Christmas holiday
all OF these
haveb I'd at work weeks
Naval Academy along these lines reached it's
mdshipmen did not lose contest to
of
On SATURDAY. February
work. the Academy
that and all six the Others establishing record
afternoon, something that not
heved any other college accomplished
fencng place the
in Intercollegiate
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the colleges accorded of the
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wrestling through victories. including
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