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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-25
"Beck's" Amen Corner
BY "BECK.S


THANKSGIVING = day Is always
one Of the biggest sport holidays
of the year. Today, however, q
Championship ring battle IS missing
for the first time in several years.
There are some big football games
IN the east and several important
spsrt events for the FL Paso fans.
DOLBY WAUGH viii have to make
q good showing at Shreveport
this afternoon against Joe Mandot
OF admit that he can beat only ''has-
beens" like Battling Nelson and Ad
WoIgast.
RONT overlook "EI Pas0 Auto
L mobile Week II the joy Of stow
ing away the turkey, cranberries and
minoe pie.
KANSAS CITY Ieaguers are back
~ again and efforts are now being
made to arrange a ball game at Rio
Grande park on Sunday afternoon
The contest between the Leaguers
and the 10th infantry when the
tourists were on their way to the
coast is still remembered
So
GAM M'VEY has again gained a de-
70 cision over Sam Langford and It
Is fast becoming evident that the
big smoke from Boston IS no longer
the terror for the big men that he
was a couple Of years ago
II N. HATCHER is anxious TO hear
from some brave young couple
who will consent to be married on a
truck during the automobile parade
On Friday evening, Dec 3. The
ceremony viii be performed by
justice ]. J. Murphy and the wed
ding present VIII be $50 worth Of
furniture.
CRONICKER made good in his
game against "Duteh" Nagle's
professionals q couple Of weeks ago
and now he IS to have a chance to
tackle the Kansas City Leaguers.
IF he can deliver the goods again on
Sunday, he VIII join Graham and
Wilson in the professional ranks next
year.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-25
CLANCY KNOCKS OUT
REYNOLDS, SECOND ROUND

Baltimore. Nd, Nov. 25.-Bobby Rey-
nolds, Of Philadelphia, who last week
stayed out q six round bout with feath-
erWeight champion Kilbane. was
knocked out by George Clancy, Of Bal
umore. in second round of a sched-
uled 10 round bout here Wednesday
night
Reynolds was knocked down twice
for count Of nine in the first round
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-25

AvOudale Brand Oats is what makes
them better. AvOndale Oats are put up
in a paraffine-lined, moisture proof and
alright packages Absolutely sanitary
and free from bugs and weeviL-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-25
JOHNSON AND BOB YORK
FIGHT 20 Round DRAW

Pueblo, Colo. Nov. 25.-Eddie John
son and Bob York fought 20 round
draw here Wednesday night. In the
opinion Of a majority Of the spectators
Johnson had the better Of the bout The
men are middleWeights
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-25
DEATH WAS ACCTDFNTAT-

4 verdict OF accidentaI death was
rendered by coroner J. N Deaver fol-
lowing the death of Eduardo Viuegas.
the Postal Telegraph company's mes
seuger boy who was struck By a street
car soon after midnight Wednesday
morning
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-25
BISBEE CRICKETERS PLAY
An INTERESTING MATCH

Bisbee. Ariz. Nov. o5-Bisbee cricket
enthusiasts witnessed a very interest
ing game when NeilTs team defeated
Bowden's by a score Of 45 to %. Good
play was in evidence all the way.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-25

The word AvOndaIe is Synonymous OF
goodness, a guarantee of quality and a
surety Of WhOlesomeness. Demand
Avondale Brand goods and set the best
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-25

TOM ANDREWS is now negOtiat-
ing for Fred Fulton to meet both
Frank Moran and Jess Willard in
New Orleans in the spring. The i'm
plication IN the Milwaukee dispatch
is that Fulton is to meet Moran
some time IN February and the win
ner tackle Willard But Wizards
opponent must be named by Deem
Der 10, so it's a safe bet that some
excuse Will be found for canceling
the proposed bout between Moran
and Fulton and the latter viii be
named as Wizards opponent. That
fact was mighty plain a couple of
weeks ago when Tom Jones started
boosting Fulton as "the real goods"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-25

Guns for Rent and repaired. Allen
Arms and Cycle Co.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-25

Buy or your neignOor, and he'll buy
Of yOu
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-25
BOWLING

Following are the scores made In the
Shelter league matches on the Cactus club
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-25

"COBBLEl Goblet" is Ekly to be
the favorite roofing cry at the
soccer match this afternoon.
TED LEWIS, the English welter-
weight, is sure going along at
last pace. While Jimmy Duffy, the
Lockport boy, was out of the ring
for several months, he was a classy
and tough proposition and the fact
that Lewis stopped him In the first
round makes It plainly evident that
the Bnton is no SLOUGH when It comes
to a punch.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-25

Discipline is one of the great fea-
lures OF college football and one that
makes many persons overlook some al
legged drawbacks TO the game. That
football squads are ruled by an iron
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-25

.HE foolish-and futile-agitation !
has been renewed for the aboli-
L tion Of the kick for goal after
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-25
fnr sundar Rooked.

When the Fourth heard that the
eaguers wanted a game, they at once
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-25
Entries Juarez Jockey Club
RACES
second Day, Nov. 20.

second Day. Nov. 2e.
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5dbIts, ieBt bon 302 beIudi, pGbreab iid
17-1800 i'm Rrisssbienft befinben.
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Sinffi6e 2serssnuns
Oct SefOer.

Die @erIH6e bes aaiIers @ilbelms
Snftituts in 8rombers hdben gs3eigt, baB
burn tiinitli1e 9ersenung oes Aders
nuBerprbentLid GrtragiteigerAngen erSielt
perben f1nnen. 4Is 9orbilb bienen, 70
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pfrtNhdTtEiAen Mp9enI1rtft Der prus
nina Go9leu, bic anlasen i'm trodentn
Meften Der @ereinisten Gtd1ten bon
Rprbumerifd; bier iinb Bis beute
100000 5eftdr Sebldnb bur9 bic Be-
pdHerung in srtrderei6e. bliibsnbe Sit
belun9en ~bertpunbelt ipDrben! Dn mir
aber nit benz @aher ungemeir fpdrfdm
iein miifeu, 70 ipenben mir ai9t bic IN
4neritd iiblide, bel Idfer fprbernbe
BerieIelung, fOnbern bic 1pdrfdmer drbeis
tenhe 8eregnuna an. BON elmer WdTers
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net. ipirb Wdfer in Elm ipeitmdidigss
RohrneB sebriidt, tpeldes bies 9rndpdia
fer allen Sbeilen bes gu ~beregnsnben
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ndh 8eburf oberiroil9 81 perlegenbe
3peisleitungen sefdIoFeu, bic cine tpeiters
eebenbe 8ertbeiluug beIprgen. 5ierdn
enbli9 T9lieBt ii9 mitteIs Sdlan6 cine
Reibe bon Sprengfpaesn eigendrtieer
8uutpsiIe, bic bis gu 200 Dieter iiber bas
6elb ge5ogsn perben unb babel bag Druds
mailer resnrii4 feiH iibsr bus GsIb sr.
eieBen.
Sn alien OGren Fat man sinen berries
bisenhen, meiit einsn Tebr bobtn Reins
ertrog bur9 bic tiinftli9e 9eregnung srs
5ielt. Gp lit in BEN an NieberI6ldqen
rsi9en Sabre 1913 burh cine einmdIiae
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bon 6afer nm 36 pro3ent unb Der an
RartoffeIn nm % Biz 81 proSent sefsis
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BEL Der sleiaen anlose bur9 cine einmas
liee RegeRgdbe bon 80 Mi1imeter fir
&oggen unb gerIte iiber so pro8ent
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ti9 beregnete @der bic qlei6en Ding
mittef in gleider Menee erb1Iten pie Elm
unbersr nidt tinifIi9 beregncter Qder,
fobaB Der Mebrertras ausfdIieBIi6 duf
tinitlide 8ereanuns SuriidBufibren
mar.
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pie SnfeRtenpfase
an Der 9arOaneGenfrOnt

1it Regen, Rebel NIB granateu,
Idrtibt Elm OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES bes
r9ailD Seleerapb", bic in Granfrsi9
tGmpfenbeu GngIdnOer qudlsn, 10 iinb
SOnneRfdein unb GIisgen an Der Darbas
n~slsnTrOnt 9inge, bic mar ni9t 10 Ietat
bersiBt. Set Wonuten i6un ienbet bic
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bigen Simmelstorper lsgt. Sn a9t Boaen
ftel trob Der tropii9sn Sibe tein Sropfen
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friide 8rife an Der engIil9en aiiite al
ben Sonnenfhein binsebeH. 9snn ss 1T
ldredlia marin, Dor alien fir bic Mens
idsn, bic BON etnem onoertn 9reitenerabe
iommen.
absr bic er6Bte pldst bilOen bier bic
Gliegen, bic einem bds 2tben Sar 6one
MAIDEN. Die 3ahl bieier Ifred[idsn 36iers
den betrGat ftherIia WliIiontn. Alt
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tie uns NIT ibrem gsIumms unb siuiHgen
ins, INNER fpieber ouf bic sSyagb Su ge9en.
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tr gum Munbe fihrt. Dsbt bd tpirtli6
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bi. Snietttn tpsnis GiHOrid. limb fDena
sr itGrser ipe6t, 6dnn ptrbtn bic 5liesen
nad benz Beer getriebtn unb bic 5loife
betonmt Ibren 59til
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genltg Tnb, ibrt fpabrsn SntereTen gu ers
tennen, as freie uu0 9Iei4berehtiste Wtits
eliebtr Der @snDfenfauft ouf5unebmeu.
Nion fpri9t unb berdtb iebt bel ilber bas
5utiinftise beutidsoiterreidiIdsuReoriId
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. uno man oebditirt
bdriiber Of e soIiednifd unb 0fonomiT9
mDalih, ipLinIhensipertb uno fir beibe
5beile Durtbeilbdft Tei. lltbtr bic Gin5els
beiten bss abfpmmens mDgen iid bic od5u
geruisnen ben &opf aerbrehen; has Qbz
lommtn IeIbH Tfebt fir ms 70 p%OIlfdnbio
auBer Gross. ipis nur bentbar. Die beis
ben grobiiadten IN 3%enirdIeurOpa Iinb
politii4 10 ubfolut uuf cine enee @eneins
i6aFt angspieIsH, uno Is 1T bdrii6er bins
aus 70 b%oatommeH liar, Sab Ie geR,sins
Jam sur 8erToIguno ibrer bic giirtti
itiibsnbsu unD enipidslnben Srieniintereis
fen berufen Iinb. bah Elm gauges Slid
pOIitifhsu strameriinnts basu oeb6rt, I'm,
iiber bic @unp3iiac pss Nirtblfofisbiinbs
mites 81 feiidm ooft gar bic einieuHa
ais frpglid 80 beboupelr.
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Die @efammtbente ser bentiaen Il.

y RNANfAHkt ~
SOcte. Sn Der en9Iii6en greIle miro
bic Hadridt psrbreiiet, baB in ben biss
bergen % @O9sn bts Observation-Disclosures
SO eneIiite uub 95 neutrole 5onoeIss
f9iffe oerfenft Ieisn. Bie bic Don. 3to.
erfdbrt, Fimmsn bieIe 3dbIen nihi. Gs
ftno pielmtbr Biz %. SuIt BON bcaiI6ea
lInterfeebOoten i'm 9~riegseebiet p%erfenIt:
229 eHslHdt, 80 dHoert feinbli1e. 6 nit
feinbIihen bfrtut6ltIte neuiraIe SdiIfs.
auBtr bieien neutraIen 5di1fen inb fpeia
tere q neutrdle bon btltfnen Il gooten
ougebalteu, uHterludt ilnb ipesen 5ii1rens
bon 8anupdre mad griiearedt ~berIentt
norbeH, bd Ie nidt eingtb rudt ipsrocn
tonntsn. DIR goaitdnbisfeit balber ffi
nod erpdbnt, naB auBerbsm orci nett
trale Sdiffe bon Seutl9tn lntergeeboos
ten inFolge bon @srpsdIsIuug oneei9ol-
fen, aber nitt 0eritntt porben Fnb.
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Der dlttIfs aner Mdnneraeianobereine
lit bic 1920 IN CT. @dIn seqriin0els
5iHsatfsnf4af gum antIis.
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STANDARD WAREHOUSES; FOR
CONSERVING AMERICAN COTTON
To BE GAINED
BY STORING COTTON UNDER
PROPER CONDITIONS.

WASHINGTON, Aug. e--The
importance of properly constructed
storage houses which conform TO
the standards recommended by the
underwriters association and afford
ample protection and low insur-
ance rate. as a means To help the
farmer, banker. and business man
of the South hold the surplus cot
ton In times of overproduction or
unsatisfactory market conditions. IS
emphasized in a new bulletin of the
L. s Department OF Agriculture,
No. PIT. entitled Cotton Ware
house Construction. Types OF
warehouses designed to command a
low insurance rate and to minimize
the cost OF handling are Described
In detail An earlier Investigation
the results of which have been pub
lished in BuIletiu 216, OF the e.
S. Department OF Agriculture.
showed that although the existing
storage facilities in the South. If
used. could take care OF an ordi-
nary crop. few OF them were prop
erly located. many poorly design
ed. the insurance rates and cost Of
handling high, and that in general
there was need OF a great change in
taking care OF the cotton crop from
the time lt is picked until finally
marketed The so-called country
damage to cotton is estimated al
from ss0. 600 coo to 75.0oo.0oo a
year. almost an of which could be
saved with an adequate warehouse
system
when properly stored aud in ur-
ed. cotton Is considered hy many TO
De one of the very best co,laierals
that can b. offered upon which Co
loan money Money loaned ou cot
ton stored in ~ueh warehouses
should command a very low rate ~
interest One 81 the PRIMARY rsa-
ans that farmers aud hasineas
aen have ior -forlnr cotton e o.
enable fhem ta borrow money anon
"a untu market conditions Improve
The correef desisHme cd cotton
Warehouse t of mueh importance
hesaase upun the construction al
the warehouse depends ihe ratf ot
insurance cbaFeeA TOR thv eotioH Ia-
iao f THE ateranr trawuta
ralr. l ls ssid in the buslHns uae
n tse Be- ~ ulsH a. 8e ffaF oa
$500 tn Haufsfd aafehouses
property ufogeslea h aasamaiis
aafinNlef feu.nmraf taH fsfe fuHH
te reHrest rs 81 cents on fteH n
N tafaus Nst fha4 gatf af tae
asrehaHse Hne n Hse Nsf mafe
IS mHl #ar flftef haa hesa msae
fa rensHm 81 gNH Hsnlaf8H
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building are set aside for Belgium.
France has done more than any 9th
er nation in her efforts to pay her
respects to this country through her
exhibits and not the least OF the
pains taken by the Republic is the
given Belgium. To the
right of the broad, carpeted stairs
leading to the main floor Of the
French building is the Belgium ex-
Fhibit Above the door is merely the
Inscription Belgium" But beyond il
the work of nation rearing its heal
above its ruins and proclaiming tc
the world. that Belgium still lives.
The Belgium exhibit Is not large
There is big model of the city ci
Antwerp. now held by the Germans
There are few paintings. bronxe'
and exhibits Of work from miscellan
|eous industries.
Men and women stand in siienc;
before busts of King Albert aat
Queen Elizabeth. mounted upon ped
lestals near the center of the room
AT the foot of these pedestals Gu
| flowers and wreaths are piled high
filling the room with their pungeu
odor About the walls OF the secon'
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Fist Fight Among corpses.

LONDON, Aug 6.--How a burly
Scott at Givonchy fought Ger
man adversary with bare fists aud
won was told in a letter received
today from the front The Scott
wrote.
Il got my eye on big German
and we had real duel. The more
i thrust at him with my bayonnt
the more he spared and grinned al
me. We spared with steel for a
half hour, and neither would give
in. It's no good Sco,ty.' he said
I why don't YOU chuck it I'm
damned If ! will, said |. and, we
kept on slashing until the bayon-
cts dropped from our hands.
Then we had a go with the
fists. and We fairly walloped each
other among the cor2ses on every
side He got me down but at tbs
finish ! got the better of him.
grabbed my bayonet again. but
] could not Kill him for ne was I
bit OF a sport. He made goo,
/ prisoner
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room appear such names - Ostend,
Bruges, Namur and other cities. wen
known to Americans. through war
dispatches.
Apparently nothing was overlook
ed by France in preparing her -
hibit for the big fair. There are rars
rugs and tapestries from the time 81
Napoleon, relics Of Balzac. General
Lafayette. and others famous II
French history. as well - costly ex-
Ihibits from the modistes and shops
Iof Paris, the nations best in art ana
lin every industry
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Prince George.


There isn't any dining car on I'll.
train. on account of the war. Prince
George looks as hungry as you are.
He's standing out in the aisle, look
ing at dreary mountains.
Now's no time to interview him.
Finally. we come to station:
there's coffee there, in big thick cups.
and war bread The valet goes Oh
end gets some for Prince George.
After everybody had had coffee
and bread, standing up in the mar
row aisle, you think it's time to
commence.
You go to the secretary. who's sit
ting ON a little aisle seat, looking
out of the window and tell him who
You are and what you want.
Aha, That's what you got OH this
train for? To sneak an interview
with the Prince, huh?" The secreta-
ry doesn't say this but he looks IL.
He goes up the aisle and talks 10
the prince. he comes back and tells
you. THE Prince has nothing 10 say
You explain To the secretary that
YOU didn't take the trip Just because
the Prince did You tell him yon
are on your way to the italian front
and that you thought you might as
we'll interview the prince as not see
ing that it was all working out so
handily.
The secretary again says that it
is impossible
And there You are locked up all
dey in what you might call the
Princes private car. with him walk
ing up and down the aisle now aud
then saying excuse me" when you
crowd against the wall. in European
sleeping ear fashion. 10 let him pass
Later in the afternoon. just whei.
II is getting hot again and unspeak
ably stuffy. the prince gets q camp
stool and places il outside the door
of his wifes cabin Tho stool break
and he sits down on che floor with
quite a noisy smash. You don care
That night. after you get 90 sleep.
a man comes into your stateroom
rnd begins 20 undress You awaken
end gaze al him; IL is the princes
Vsiet the conductor has mlted him
Som lhe upper berth into the ioweF
berth of Your cabin
Well t all part ol solne 60 the
front THE wallet oi the brother no
the Kinr OF Grevee climbs into the
berth below luu snd suore4 lHsl bike
egy other valet
lu toe motnius Pea thr railroad
station la Romr y~u ee rhe ROYAL
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. ROME. July tBy MaiD - HAYS
,en 10 ~ italian front. but came
Shit back q Rome again, quickly.
Here's thu story
A hot June evening in the Care de
lyon In Park; people fussy: be-
tuse OF the heat engines belching
ia noke in the big train shed. You
y ash into the station ana get your
cket. You're Off for the Italian
ont. via Rome.
: 4 On the platform beside the sleep
JVg car stands an odd collection Of
.sssrsons. A tall. splendid looking
an. in tennis clothes. and a tall.
Andsome woman, are chatting with
10 elderly ladieg. About the group.
andtng at respectful distances are
We young men, holding their high
TX hats In their hands and looking
Try hot in their frock coats.
RI The conductor blows his horn.
4 he two elderly women bend their
ices to the tall graceful woman
I'd to the tall man The young
81 llows with the silk hats do the
b me and kiss the womans hand.
on pile into the sleeping car. fol-
wing the distinguished tall couple
I'd off you start-fof the italian
ont.
That's tho brother Of the King OF
y reece." the conductor tells you,
ESTER IN the eveninE. when ne collectr
ur ticket. THAT Prince George.
was an exile from Crete. you
low. until venizclos got out Of Of
q and now he going baek again
. usually travel Ia private ear
II there are no private ears iu wa-
ne and 80 he's travelling with us
In the mornins sell SET news
per Interview With this casa broth
Of = king. Wei yea him go ieil
nerienn newnpaper leadsr hov d
els 20 he a sofi of 5 great man
at he In.
IN the morninE Uhvn rau eeme
i into the aisle 1f enc train sou
u that only you ana Tho tine
osher and his safe snd man snA
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|THE TRAGEDY Of BELGIUM
WRITTEN N FAIR EXHIBIT
DISPLAY IN FRENCH BUILDING
CENTER or ATTRACTION At
EXPOSITION.
BY FRED s. FERGUSON.
United Press Staff Correspondent
SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 9Th

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 5.-The
tragedy of Belgium is written deep
at the Panama Pacific Exposition
Laughing crowds. thrilled by the
splendor of the big fair and its won
Iders, suddenly become silent before
what is veritably Belgium's shrine
Iamong the exhibits of nations of tho
world
The appearance of the manned
and torn nation. which holds the
sympathy of an entire world. is not
expected And when it is encounter
ed under the sheltering folds of thu
French tri-color men and womei
stop short.
/ Two rooms in the palatial French
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xPElIElK n REPORTER
HI1lne TO THE FRONT
IDts0 ON TRAIN WITH PRINCE
GEORGE HIT FAILS TO GET
INIERvIEW.
~ WILLIAM G. SHEPHERD
United Proas staff Correspondent

irst of three stories. second tomor-
! row.
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