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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-11-11

IIABANA, noviembre 11.-Si-
cue su curse la crisis financiera
acentnandose el rumOr de que la
moratoria sera prorrogada des-
pu6s del primero de diciembre.
El azticar sigue bajando, Y los
(hacendados y colonos Sc reuniran
thoy para considerar una oferta
Me compra de cincnenta 0 Gien
mil t0neladas, tratando de adqui-
rir eI mejor precio possible. La
opinion que preyalece entire los fl
nancierOs es que sc hace necesa-
rio vender grandes existencias de
la zafra pasada para eyitar mas
baios precios cuando la pr0xima
cosecha esta en- production.
HABANA, 14.-"Ea Havana
Electric Railway ha hecho la
denuncia de no haber recibido un
paquete certificado salido de New
York ell ell mes de octubre ell die
26. La baliia conteniendo el pa
quote Sc sabe que lego la Ha-
bsna, pero el paquete que, confe,
mia eie,t nil tlhlalS Ra aparea
La policfa secreta, los inspecto-
res postales y Ell juez, trabajan
activamente para descubrir quie
nes puedan ser los culpables del
robo.
MADRID, 11.-Centenares de
emigrantes dispuestos embar-
car por ell puerto de La Corufla.
queianse de las. injustifcadas de
moras, de los vejamenes y de la
exploitation que -segdn ellos-
vienen sufriendo en- dicha ciu-
dad mientras esperan ell barco
que ha de conducirles a Cuba.
Dicen que ALI les quitan sus aho
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-11-11

Por una mayorfa sumamente
aplastante, jamas vista en- anterio-
res perfodos dictionaries america
nos, Warren G.. Harding salio cleo
to Presidente y Calvin Coolidge,
Vice presidente, de los Estados
Unidods.
La suina considerable de votos
femeninos que fue aiiadida este
afio al electorado, di0 por resulta.
do este aumento en- favor de Hard
ing sobre su contrincante demo
crata, James M. Cox, GobernadOr
de Ohio.
El estado de New York, por
ejemplo, Sc decide por Harding
con una mayoria de mas de un mi
lion de votos; Pennsylvania por
una pluraridad igual; Illinois, por
=
800, 600; OhioJ ell suelo native de
ambos candidates., republican, y
democratic, di6 al primero. 400, 900
sufragios mas que los obtenidos
por Ell tiltimo.
A media noche, Ell dfa de las
elecciones, va Sc anunciaba Ia pro
babilidad de que Harding obtu-
viera 313 votos electorales, cicrtos,
contra 152 favor de Cox, sin con-
tar otros tantes estados cuya cleo
zion adn era descohoeida, perQ que
81 sest ba IN ulN .sa tfADlica-
nos.
Harding, ademas de los esiatlos
conocidos esa hora, barrie, segiln
las noticias, con su contrineantc
en- todO ell Norte, en- la mayor par
te del Oeeste, y cruzando las IL
meas de Mason a Dixon Sc Hevaba
a West Virginia y pesiblemente a
Missouri.
Cox triunfaba en- los estados res
tantes de la frontera, situados EN-
ell s6lido Sur. Harding, pues, OBJ
tuvo una mayorfa sin precedentes
en- la historic de los Estados Uni
dos. Maine, por ejemplo, que segdn
las profecfas, serla barrido por los
republicanos con una pluraridad
de 10000 votos, 10 gan0 Harding
por muchos miles de votos sobre
los anunciados en- esa suma. Cali
fornia, que Wilson Sc llev6 en-
1916, por una exigua mayorfa, Sc
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-11-11
uvAs EsPANoLAs

Por 81 yapor Antonio Lopez, aca-
bamos de recibir:
Uvas de Malaga en- barrilles de 20
ldlos.
Pasas de Malaga en- caiitas de s y
10 kiIos.
HigOs extra secos On caiitas de !
ldlos.
Aceite de DIVA; sardinas de varias
classes y Pescados.
Solicite precios .
r. P. SoBRINO y HERAGANo.
p. o. Box, ass Cristo No. 8.
San Juan, p. r.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-11-11
Para DGSigRaI Siti0

El Director de Sanidad Insular
DR.. A. Ruiz Soler, ha invitado a
los Sres. J. NJ. Lomba, Consul de
Espafia; Dionisio Trigo, Presi-
dente de la Casa de Espala, y a
nuestro Companero, sr. Perez
Losada, para visitar ell Sanatorio
anti-tuberculoso y escoger el sitio
en- donde va levantarse la Ca
seta que dona la Comision de fes-
tejos del Alfonso XIII, cuya
construction Sc hara seguidamen-
te.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-11-11
A LOS ExpoRTADoREs

La goIeta portuguese "AREoSA",
iondeada On puerto, admite carga, pa
ra Barcelona, Valencia Alicante; So
lamente. para unc, de los puertos de
las citadas ciudades.
Para infOrmes:
J. M. LoMBA,
Advt. Consul de Portugal.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-11-11
DON JOSE AGUIRRE

De los Estados Unidos ha regresa.
do esta manana en- el vapor "Mo.
hawk, nuestro estimado amigo don
Jose Aguirre, socio de la firma Coz
mercial Hernaiz, Targa y Co., quien
fue al Norte hacer compras impor-
tantes para sus establecimientos en-
San Jtar, y la isla.
Rnviamos al amigo Agairre un sa-
ludo muy cordial.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-11-11

Advt.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-11-11
las 0ELECaONES En- ESIADOS UNIDOS
Harding YeRGe su eORdgaB Cox pOr una gganCa n8yOia
HUulg IUOU Du UUUuHU Qua put uHu 5l5unUDOu MuUIN
Ell Estado de Pennsylvania por 1000 900 de votos
Illinois por 800 OOO Ohiopo 400 OOO Todo el Norte
de Ia Naci6n Sc decide por elPartdo Republicano. .
Ell soido Sur fue desmembrado completamente

dentes de esta election, fue, la con
quista de importantes ciudades de-
mocratas, por el Partido ARepubli-
cano. En- Boston, donde el yoto de
los irlandeses siempre le daba la
supremacfa a los democratas, en-
esta vez la victoria fle de los re-
publicanos, por 10000 de mayorfa.
La propaganda de los democratas
en- favor de la Liga de las Nacio-
nes, ha sido la causa del desastre.
Pero New York, la ciudad de
New York, todavia ha llenade mas.
de sorpresea a los ayezados las
cosas de la politica americana. So
10 dos veces fue conquistada por
los republicanos en- pasadas epo-
cas-. Cuando Mckinley, que Sc la
llev0 Ell 1896, y cuando Taft, en-
1908; pero en- esta ocasi0n la ma
yoria con que fu6 conquistada por
Harding ha sido aplastante: $50
mil yotos.
La ciudad de Buffalo tambien
Sc decidi6 por Harding con una
pluraridad de 46,247 votos!
Y asf sucesivamente en- otras ciu
dades de igual importancia, que
hasta hoy habfan sido centros pro
bados de los democratas naciona-
les, los republicanos han barrido
con elias, de una manera misterio-
sa.
Muehas causas y concausas sc
atribuyen esta derrota janlas
igualada, para los correligionarios
de Wilson, en- los Estados Unidos.
Todavia no Sc han estudiado dete.
nidamente; perO estan en- la con-
ciencia de todos los americanos.
Son las mismas que, aunque 10
sea la comparaci6n oportuna, mo-
tivaron la derrota de los republi-
canos en- Puerto Rico: causas su-
ietas al mandate imperative de un
pueblo que We sus aspiraeiones, sus
ideales, su personalidad, amenaza-
dos, mutilados, mancillados, por
un partido politico, que los COM
bate decidida y cruelmente, sin
mas l6gica para justificar sus pro-
cedimientos, que la emanada del
logro de una ambici6n y del deseo
de ir al poder y desde ALI mandar,
sin~orden nj concerto.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-11-11

Sc HA EXTRAv1ADo: Una pulse
ra de reloj entire la calle San Francis,
co, Fortaleza y, Marina. FL que La de.
vuelva la Srta. Emma Pacheco, Go
oicina Panzardi, sera gratifcado.
Advt.:
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-11-11
EN- HUELGA

Veinte y cuatro peones de la
central 'Machete", de Guayama,
Sc han declarado en- huelga, soli-
citando menos horas de trabajo.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-11-11
Los hacendados y colonos Gu
banos So reunen hoy para
vender az1car de IA pasada
zafra

Los rumoreS de que la mOTdtOrld pOdrd
ser prOrroqddd en- Cuba. MGjiCO exl-
ie de todOS los gODl6rnOS un trdtO
igudl Y sin0 no ddmite el reConOCl-
niento. Una manifestation para Ce-
lebrar Ell terCer dniVerSdTiO del Soviet
en- Rusid. hd sidO prOhibidd en- Espdfld
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-17
ssY'' Quintet
and Elks to
Mix Tonight
Star Cage League Teams
Swing Into Action

star league basketball teams will
9et under way in the second half of
the season In earnest this week. The
y. ~ c. A. five will take on the Eits
IN the Elks' club gym tonight Both
teams walked off with their first
games In the second half. and the
W1nner viii lead It's section The
game sfArts at p. m.
The r. win take the door with
Counts and Allen at forwards. Wood
q eeuter and Stock and Reynolds AT
Gmxdn
yho Eiks are much improved team
~ ADDITION Of Schubert at forward
unAkes = big difference In the scoring
ah1lty OF the antirrcd herd. lie
works well wsfh Moss. who has been
the heavy SCORER for the Eiks most
- The season.
AZ the knights OF Columbus hall.
ecnssrow night. the Knights win
p1Ay their firSt game Of the second
half a ths s<sAson. when they take
= IL brewster five. The Knights
- their first defeat Of the season
wnnn they wene downed By tho Mac
Do00nll- Southu-tck 1--WE. In ths semi.
11nn1S. last week.. The Knights have
: U1ghty finc chance for ths city
heoors. and arr starting cut on their
ennpaign Wed ncsday.
They have flr from . waik away
W1eh the Brewsster team n the cigar
eeuBo men bring out their strongest
nuonp- The Hrewstsrs win line up
~ The Rich brothers ~ forwards.
Mon1ey AZ esrpter md 1uilnch and
Ee1ehner. guAtds.
Ihs KnightA WIN take the floor
Wlth THAR regular lineup. Classic
WI opsn at cssnter. Logan and Pow
~ as forwaufs and Mooney and
Noo11es At guards.
In the first game. Wednesday
u1ght, the sU" Community five viii
oxgue with thu Rainier Post crew.
IN teams have strong uncupa. and
QDeehsr good cAms will BE- In order.
H. tut gets under way At .. m
~ ne second game starts an hour
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-17
LETTERS DUE
AT DEMPSEY
JURY HEARING

SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. iT.--when
the federal grand Jury met again to-
day. tho prob- into the war record
VI Jack Dempsey was resumed.
Certified copies OF the now famous
Stacker" letters, which Mira Maxine
Dempsey announced would provo her
husband q ''draft dodE-r~ were 20 h.
presented. the district attorneys Of
nee announced
The grand Jury. II was believed.
would end tho Dempsey investigation
today. Neither Dempsey nor his
manager. Jack KearnA. win be called
i-for~ IN. jury. u IL understood,
The Investigation thus far has con
cernrd i,s-is largely with the am
dAsit sworn 90 by Mrs DEMPSEY. *
oncrating Jack. soms sensational
disclosures regarding this are prom
inrd
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-17
Standing of Prep
Basketball Teams

Lincoln faces one Of the acid tests
OF the local high school cage season
when the failspiitters invade the
Queen Anne gym TO take on the
ouays. The hill squad bowed To
Lincoln In the Lincoln gym. but the
Queen Ammo team In n home door
winner and Lincoln has . mighty
sweet Job outlined for this AFTER
noon. Tho hiii team gave the
Broadway five real hattie when
they met. broadway winning 1870.
II Lincoln wins the Norfhcnderr
will still be In the race for a chance
with a tie with Broadway. Tho Lin.
coin squad iost It's first game Of the
season TO Broadway by q two point
margin Both teams have won every
game since.
lincoln win taks the floor with
NOLAN and Pickering At forwards.
Hcrkcth center and Savage and
Folk guards. Queen Anne win lire
up with Douglas and Ripley at for
wards. Moody center and Mccarthy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-17
Racing King
Crowned at
Hockey Tilt

Kings aren't very popumr ~
general rple these dayn but the
king OF tho Seattle leo raoory viii
10 crowned at III. Arena Wednes-
dry night when the six star speed.
era OF Seattle skim over the Ice
In tho finals OF Tho Star Ice
racing championships.
Clint Far. Elmer Ratt-rberr. Ike
Staples. J. T. Towey. T.. J. Dona-
hue. y. Raby are the boys who
face tho wire. This sextet showed
n lot Of class in winning their
heats
The Star racing cup win b. pro
scented 10 tho winner OF the went
at tho press box The event viii
he run off between the first and
second periods OF tho Victoria So
attic hockey TIT
Tho big race win b. II iaps
around the Arena All OF the pre-
liminary races have been eight
laps.
The raccrn must report nj the
Arena Mt 7;3o for tickets and num-
bers and final Instructions
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-17
Oldham, Meusel, Percy
and Fourier Haze Best
Chance of Winning Jobs
Lyle Bigbee Is Seattles Representative Sent to Big
Time; Kamm to Have Trial With Pittsburg; Other
Sporting Gossip.
BY LEO III. LASSEN

Ten 1919 Coast league bali tossers will have chance TO
show their in the big circuits this Lyle Bgbee.
Seattle hurer RED" Oldham. Portland Finger Paddy Sig
n Beaver second sacker Bob Meuse Vernon third base
"Rowdy" Elliott Oakland catcher; Louie Guisto Oak
first sacker Jack Fourier. Los Angeles initial pillow
guardian: Willie Kamm, San Francisco third baseman Bill
Percy, Sacramento hurer and Babe Pnel third sacker
viii show their in big league training this
spring.
OF this bunch Oldham Meuse Fournier and Percy have
the best chance of sticking All but Meuse of this
been before Oldham had trial with Detroit Fourner
Yanks.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-17
BOXERS WILL
WEIGH IN AT
1874 RNCSDE

Eddie shannon and Bob Harper.
who meet for tho coast lightweight
crown Friday at tho Crystal Pool.
viii weigh In at iss pounds rtng.
side.
This bout n the best lightweight
card In this section now. Robert
has never dropped fight hut
haan', taken on the rugged hatfi~rs
that ahannon has n,rrd with. The
visitor will be the toughest mortal
the local hoy has ever tackled.
In the serni.windup Che, Noff win
have his chance 20 show Seattle
fans his wares after being away
for nearly a year. He will 70 on
with Pete Mitchie. the rugged Port
land miller,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-17
VANDERBILT CLAIMING
SOUTHERN CAGE TITLE

The e. I. A. A. baskcffail cham
pionship for 1880 IL claimed by
vAndsrbiit university. The quintet
holds decisive victories over the pre-
mier basket fives OF the South.
Georgia Tech and Georgia university
are among the teams vanquished.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-17
ELLIOTT MUST
PLAY BALL.

Elliott who goes TO tho Brooklyn
DodgcrS. has also been up before
But Elliott vtIi have to take n lot
better care Of himself and pay strict
er attention to baseball II he expects
to break In as q major league catcher
again.
Louie Guisto. Oak first acker.
goes to Cleveland. He can hit and
field. but won't have much chance
OF humping Harris off OF the initial
bag IN the Indian infieid Chances
are that Guisto will b. back with
Oakland again next year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-17
Young Hector to
Box Frank Farmer

Young HortoF. who took .
beating from Oscar Koch here .
weeis or no ago. will have his
chance 20 start back up the Lad
der again Thursday when he
tackles Frank Farmer. the kA-
powSin logger. ovrs In Tacoma
IL IL 10 be . sir round mix The
fir~t bout between the big fel-
lows ended in . draw.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-17
REM WILL NOT JOIN
YANK OLYMPIC TEAM

Eddie REM. champion walker Of
tho Nov York Athletic club. win not
take part in the olympic rnmes a,
Antwerp merit summer. lie was a
member OF the 1919 team at Stock.
holm. hu, failed Co scor- any points
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-17
LOCAL SQUAD
TAKES LEAD
IN ICE RACE


VANCOUVER. y. c.. Feb. f7~-se-
attic slipped back into the lead in the
Coast puck raos herr last night.
when The team waIloped the vancou-
yer septet. . 70 z
Tho goaiiea. Holmes and Fowler.
played fins hockey. They were
showcred with shots, but only . total
Of five slipped thru the nets.
Tho Vancouver squad played a
four-man defense most OF the game,
which held the score down
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-17

Columbia university fencing team.
two-ttne winners Of the inter-collegi-
ate championship. has mapped out a
big schedule. Tho chart includes 10
meets.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-17
PLAN NEw I.EAGU.

Emporsa. Fiorcno. and Newton
all Kansas towns WIN be organized
into a baseball league this spring.
They plan TO play two games a week
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-17

First period: i--s~atfis Foysson from
Walker. T.is
Second period: f--sesttie. Tob4n. s:4s
Third period: 5--eesttie. Foyston from
Rowe, 1900. <--vancouyer. Harris from
Taylor i;st S-vancouver. Harris from
Skinner. o.21.
Psnaities-Nons
Hubstitutfoua- Mona
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-17
ny CMARI.EN DRYnEN

Being now we'll advanced In this
series OF Nuts apd. In word. DO
coming prey 10 those morore rem
iniscenccs which tend 10 lower ones
morale and etrdlc an erstwhilo
sunny disposition. We set about In
this issue to discourse on IN. irri-
descent capcrn OF Rubc waddcll
Every fourth day. N not otherwise
engaged. Kube appeared from mo-
where In particular 10 strike out IL
or i6 ahiv~rinx guys with his left
handed stuff. after which he drifted
back into tho void whence no came
either to fish along the Jersey
shore. 20 tend tar gratultousiy. or
90 save horses and total strangers
from the flames In some large city.
Philadelphia preferred
There be thos. who claim waddeil
was "a reincarnated fire horse. via;
he had the physique and speed of a
horse. but lacked tn. staid mental.
lily OF tho settled equine. Ifis per.
scnal appearance worried him not n
tall. The back % his coat generally
was scorchoS and scared from lean
ing nonchaiantiy against live wires.
and there were times when soap
failed 10 make any kind Of . hi, with
Rube.
EAR on
GONG
In his more sedate moments the
great southpaw hung around fire
houses with his ear 20 the gong. ON
tho road he demanded n front room
80 as TO be up and going befor. tho
changing apparatus was out OF hear
Ing. II there were no horses TO be
led biindfolicd from the burning iiv'
cry stable. and II there waa a d1arth
OF impcrieicd inmates In the blazing
tenement. Rubc kidnapped an limo
cen, bys,anacr. dragged him up the
hack stairs and slid. with tho pro
testing fire victim. down n ladder In
front 10 the huKras of tho multitude.
Take Il from us. Rubs was a hero
off the ball field as well N on
Sometimes. when In need Of - our
hero showed up at the ball park out
Of his turn and Connie Mack gave
him q bill of thai rank fished out Of
tho managerial wntch--nevcr more.
mover iess-and Rube went away
satisfied. II the 81. 81 and IS bills
Rub. acquired by the quick touch
method were PASTED end 90 end they
would b~ls the earth with . bright
green equator. But who careaf No
body: Rubs was worth every cent
-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-17

Oldham goes hack to Detroit for
another chanc-. Fournicr goes TO tho
ST. Louis Cardinals. and Pirrcy re.
turns TO tho Yanks. Meusci Eoes Ia
the Yanks. too.
Mcusel Is the b~s, prospect rulnr
up from the Coast league this year
Tho big fellow has played but one
year In the minors. and has shown
that he Is big league timber. lie can
hit. throw. run and field. In fact. he
can do all tho work required In the
diamond game. and do IL nights well.
Chances are that tho Yanks wi
make a third bascman out of him II
~Homcrun" Baker insists on quit,
ting. He may fit into tho outficid
He would make a fino running mate
for BABE Ruth II he plays the kind
OF bali sho showed in tho Coast
lcasue last year. and IL Isn't such a
jump from the Coast circuit TO the
big show.
OLDHAM SHOULD
STICK
Oldham should stick. The big red
headed psrtsider pitched some mighty
sweet baseball for the Portland
Beavers last summer. and the Ore
won squad didn't amount 20 much as
q baseball team iass SEASON And
Red also swings a wicked mace
and fits In nicely az q pinch hitter
Bill Percy. the Sacramento RICH,
handler. also heavcd AN cxrcii~n, ar
tici. Of ball during tn. past season,
and II no st.adies down a bit he may
hang on to a big league job.
Jack Fournier IL a veteran Of two
campaigns In the big shows He hi,
big league pitching when he Was up
beforc. his fielding costing him his
job In the majors But Jack In q
much better fielder now. And NJ may
fool the wise ones and hold on to =
big league position.
OTHER PLAYERS
HAVE SLIM CHANCE
The others players going up hAvs
only mediocre chances Of making
good Bigbce GOES to tho Athletics
He's n big. strong fellow. who looks nd
good as times last year. but he vii
hAvs 10 = ,ay Shs game moro n h
wants TO stick sigiin goes 20 De
troit It's doubtful N no can hit hard
enough for the majors.
Pineiii Ii fast lie gets a trial With
the Tigers. too. But it's doubtful II
he can hit hard enough either for a
major Lacquer. He hit for about -:&d
In this league. which means about
200 In the big show.
While kaznm. tho boy wonder oi
the Scala goes 10 the Pfffx6urs
Pirates Willie IL . bear IN tho field
Ing line ~ the hot corner. bu, can
hit worth hoiiering about ffs car
stand another season or - In tn,
mInura
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-17

poor. NANCY beasts. bcrct OF pep
and living only for a chance 10 die
Of old age. With n strip OF n~ar-
leopard skin across his naked chest
tho trainer shoocd the animals I'm
rhcumauo hops across the out
stretched legs of tho patient In the
chair. wher-at Ruhe rouc 20 n hitting
posture and shot the lions dead with
toy pistol that snapped paper caps
After that the barber. also Brother
iEgl.. gave the hero a clean shave
for the good OF the order.
Combine the intellect and the art
OF tho average barber and No have
q Human Vacuum Cleaner as will AZ
u boon to that portion Of society too
proud 90 cut It's own hair,
Tho carnival ended In n drawing
Tor an automobile for tho most popu.
lar Brother iExi~. Huh- felt the
need OF g. on account that evening
and. being unable Go locate Connie
Mack. tho ArtleMs athlete Insisted on
pulling the slips In the lottery. stand.
huge glax. giobo filled with folded
squares OF paper. each bearing tho
nams OF n brother frgic. our hero
wns Instructed To draw three slips In
-uccsvuion and the third was 10 be
the winner.
PICKS
SLIPS
Very freely and above board. with
the thumb and forefinTer Of tho right
hand. Rute picked tho frs, two slips
which proved TO bc John Smith and
Fred Jones. 40 far 20 good. Then
from behind his hack. where he had
kept u all the time. Rube drew his
Into tho bottom OF tho howl. with.
drew tho fist and opened q. erpos-
inE TO the Brother ixxies a ~rinki~d.
dirty. swcaty slip Of paper totally un.
like tho Others
In a solemn hush and In . min.
of tho winner Brother fnadorc Carp
ITS = fraIne-apF' howicd the
Brother fEgios. Where's fExy'
! A sisGhs rustfing At the nesrvxs
away Of Brother Carp. minus nm
automobile and .. In rvsi money. A.
for our hero hs looked 20 utterly
simple and free from guile that the
Brother fxKles rcfruincd from cnus.
tic discourse In his immediate vicini.
~. b~ssdes. Mr. waddaii weighed 20
poundy--snostiy bona.
Copyright 1880. By the BeIi syndi.
cate. fneJ
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-17
ATLANTA PANS LOYAL

Atlanta led all other cities In the
Southern lcagiis In attendance last
season with n total Of 1876. 900. This
was 80. 900 more fans than Memphis.
which was second in popularity. at
trac,cd thru the turnstiies.