Army Navy Game Set for Franklin Field on Nov 25
The annual Army Navy football game will be played at Franklin Field in Philadelphia on Saturday November 25. Announcement was authorized by Commander Douglas L Howard secretary treasurer of the Navy Athletic Association. Start work on plans in early part of May but date may shift due to Yale Harvard match.
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Yale
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Harding Opposed To Reduction Of Army Of U S
President Harding favors eventual cuts in naval and land armaments but refuses major reductions now. White House brief says modest cuts within the 150000 army limit may gain approval, provided national safety is not jeopardized. The stance reflects concern over unsettled world conditions and uneven disarmament among nations.
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Reach Agreement on Siberian Question and Fortifications
The article notes a near agreement at the Washington arms talks on the Siberian question with Japan promising withdrawal from Russian territory after a stable government is set up, reaffirming U S policy against territorial aggression. It also mentions a Pacific islands fortification accord on the Bonin Islands not to be fortified. Separate items report Edith's engagement, and the estate of Mrs Elizabeth Tasker Lowndes inventories at 44377307.
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Washington
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Hughes
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Vinol Ad Claims Strong Health Boosting Power
Thousands are urged to avoid substitutes and buy Vinol a tonic labeled to contain cod liver oil vegetable iron beef peptones and glycero phosphate. The ad argues VinolBuilds strength and helps mothers and convalescents with a money back guarantee and notes years of local sales and satisfied users.
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Funeral Time for Pope Benedict XV Set in Rome
Foreign cardinals head to Rome for the conclave to name Benedict XVs successor while preparations unfold at the Vatican. Cardials from Boston and Canada may miss the first ballot. Crowds flood St Peters and basilicas as burial time remains tentatively Wednesday afternoon. Austria and Germany surge in tourist traffic, overtaking Switzerland.
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