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The Washington herald., 1916-02-25
HOWARD drew RACES
At GAMES TONIGHT
Worlds Sprint Champion Will Run
Morse and Foster in Howard Uni
versity Meet at Convention Hall.

Howard p. Drew, world champion of
the 100-yard dash. is to run with Roy
Morse and Herman Foster in a special
Invitation 50-yard scratch event at the
indoor meet of the colored public schools
and Howard University in Convention
Hall this evening. Morse has been at
Drew's shoulders in the recent races in
New York and Hartford and with Foster
In the running indications are for an in
teresting race
Smith and Parker, Of Armstrong; Mar
tin, OF Howard University. and Duckett
of st. Augustine Athletic Association, are
scheduled to hold up the local end of
the schools with the Metropolitan police,
the District National Guard, and the Boy
Scouts protecting the records of their
respective organizations.
The entry list is composed of more than
300 names and will show athletes from
the College of New Jersey in relay events,
from Hampton, from the Salem-Crescent
Athletic Association in New York. and
from Richmond. The list of events fol-
low:
Event No. l-Syard dash; elementary school, u.s.
Event No. 2-soysrd dash; elementary school; un-
limited weight.
Event No. 3-seysrd dssh; scholastic.
Event No. t5oyard dash; collegiate.
Event No. S5p-yard dash; open.
Event No. $50 yards scholastic.
Event No. 40 yards open.
Event No. SO yards; elementary shoos; finals II
No /.
Event No. so yards; elementary schools; finals of
No =
Event No. 100 yards: scholastic; finals Of No. 5
Event No. ll-5O yards; collegiate; finals Of No. 4.
Event No l3-Jmior scholastic reisy race.
Event No. I4-5o yards: open; final
Event No. ls-One mile; open.
Event No. ls-9yard hurdlCN scholastic.
Event No. TO yard hurdle; open.
Event No. $500 yards; noyice.
Event No. ie-Onc mile; collegiate.
Event No. 0-Reay race; BOY Scouts.
Event No. I-Relsy race; churches.
Event No. 80 yards special invitation.
Event No. $40 yards; scholastic.
Event No. A-Relsy race; so yards: 50 pound class,
public schools.
Event No 2-Rehy rscs 600 yards; e5. pound class
public schools
Event No 8-Rslay race; go yards: 80 pounds
public schools.
Event No. E-Reisy race; 600 yards; unlimited
public schools.
Event No. 3-Bssket-tell, Howard Va Lincoln
first half.
Event No. g-Relay noe; intoTcompany; high
school cadets.
Event No. sp-Relsy race; intercompsny; National
Guard
Event No. 31-Basket- ball; second half.
Event No. 32-Relay racr; high schools
Event No. S-Relay race; collegiate.
]. W. SAUNDERS.
The Washington herald., 1916-02-25
COMPANY F QUINT
TRIMS COLLEGE PARK

Hyattsville, Nd, Feb. A-The Com
pany F quint of this town gained a COM
paratively easy victory over the College
Park Athletic Club, here last night. "a to
Is All the first half the teams battled
nip and tuck. the advantage see-sawing
back and forth. But with the start of
the final period the locals struck their
stride and began to draw awaS>Yrom their
opponents, never to be headed. Devlin
starred for the winners while Montgom-
cry displayed the best form for the visi-
The Washington herald., 1916-02-25
Kenan to Coach WESLEYAN.

Middletown, Conn, Feb. 4.-D. C.
Kenan, of FL Paso. Texas. was yesterday
chosen head coach of the Wesleyan Uni
Eer-t ty football team to succeed E. w
Eustis, resigned. Kenan was captain of
the Wesleyan eleven in 1914, and was as
sistant coach last faI
The Washington herald., 1916-02-25
Mans Start South

Cleveland. Feb. eL-The first squad Of
Maps left yesterday for New orleans.
catcher Steve o"Seill. Pitcher Mills and
Trainer Charles Hitte formed the party,
which will be Joined by other club men,
beers en- route until Il numbers Is.
The Washington herald., 1916-02-25

Suh~titufions-F1ood foT Dye. PRdFstt foT Stat
ley D-kins for Ststley. Goals from hoor-E Tc~-
eFs tel Cohin o.. r. Tower o.. Dyrr @. O'Ar-z-
F9ood Hugnes (N. O'Counor 81. NcSleaspn %.
Bsc4suidt O. smith c.. Goals frcm foul-Co-
hin q. O'O-uBor 20. Rsfe-ee-MT. Schoaeld
Tine Of rsrods-1 minutes.
The Washington herald., 1916-02-25

lhstiiutions-ComTsny p, Arnold for Brooks Hi
ton for Psrlette; G. p. A. C.. Fisher for Turnetts.
KNOBS for Berlin. Goals from hoor-Gilmore 81.
Derlin C3). McCay ca. PAriett1 e.. Cole e.. Mont
gomeIy. Berlin 20, Knode Goals from hor-Gr-
~, Cole Montgomery, Berlin. Referee-Mr
Croswsithe. Umpire Mr.. Wilson. Scorer - Mr.
walsh. Time of h.lves-l5 and % minutes
The Washington herald., 1916-02-25

Leo Roix the Memphis boxer who recently In
vaded Philadelphia and will box under the guidance
of Bobby Morrow, will get started next week Roux
has been working out daily in Adam Rysn's gym.
The Washington herald., 1916-02-25

Powers. Wilson for Eiason; Virginia. Bailey for
sticsley. Deitrick for Churrhman. Goals from field
George Washington. Ahnon "a, Matthews shsfer
%; Virginia Stickley a. Luck e. stricklins C9.
Goals from foul-George Washington. Powers out
Of Z Matthews. out OF ); Virginia strickling 8
ont of IS Refee-Jsms ColIhover. GEORGETOWN
University
The Washington herald., 1916-02-25

Tom Cowler was one Of the brightest prospects, in
the heavyweight class until Jim Coroett called him
winner. This is hint for the ex-champion TO
lay of.
The Washington herald., 1916-02-25
WASHINGTON CITY TENPIN LEAGUE.
rosroFFICE DUcKPIN LEAGUE.

FOURTEENTH STREET DUCKPIN LEAGUE.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-16
A Few Suggestions in
the Furniture Line that
Are Sure to Please

Solid Mahogany Rockers, in period patterns.
p rGi iee and back. Special Xmas $18.(
High Back Rockers, in period patterns, tapes
upholstered back and seat The newest thine
rockers. Special Xmas COR
PIICC- .9PA)sA
Large Davenport, upholstered in allover tapes
Very Soft and luxurious. GRO r
Specially priced ..........9 OO.s
Mahogany Teawagon, with glass re q {
movable tray. Special price. .... p &
Collapsible Teawagon, with stationary Or
glass tray. Special price .1O.
Morris Chair, upholstered in tapestry or veil
has spring seat and back, also foot 600 Z
rest. Specially priced. ....... POC.(
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-16
DAILY RECOKD
Building Permits.


To Perry Kirkpatrick. TO build brick
bungalow on North Kansas: cost $4,000.
To Ramey Bros. to build brick tene-
nent on st. Vrain; cost $1,000.
Deeds Filed
North side OF Gold. between Louisiana
and Florida-H- h Sweat TO H F. Cum
MINIS lots so. 81. block g.. Manhattan
heights; consideration S760; Nov. %. 1916
west side of FL Paso. between Eighth and
Nintb-Josephire Crosby TO G. Cabsllero
de Lopez, north foot of one. all OF
lot and south feet OF lot ;. block ~,
Campbell addition; consideration $1,000:
Nations acreage-w. s. Johnston to ".
Ostrom- lot !. block .. Nations acreage;
consideration s375s Dec 3, 1916
Logan heights-Logsn Heights Investment
company 10 Mrs A Tudor. lot 10, block
SD, Logan heights; consideration s125;
Public school lands. ". Turner to the
Central Trust company. lots l and 10.
block IS school lands; consideration SIC;
South side OF Fort. between Lowell and
Iacklzud-J. r Mullin and wife to ". E
Trevathan, west one half OF lot q, all Of
Dec II. 1916
North side Of Durazno between Estrella
and Abada-Georgia Wilson ct al to Susan
Johnson. lot ;. block IS, East Il Paso;
consideration SO: May ?. 1913.
South side Of Kings highway between
Lowell and Lacklsnd-Grandview Realty
company TO Sam Leroy. lots Z. s, block Il.
G H Gemble and wife TO W Ham. lots
s, 9. block ia. East E. Paso; consideration
$500; Oct 9. 1916
Births-Cfirls.
To Mrs. c. G. mellow. 1927 Montana,
TO Mrs. J. Miranda. 1880 san Antonio.
y To Ms. J. cortera. s1sz oregon. Dec. 7.
Birfhs-BOys.
To Mrs c. Longnecker. 1915 Dakota,
Dec -
Automobiles Licensed.
zsIO-A- N. Thornton, 7. " c A. Ford
7slI-C K Bradford, 4O09 La Luz Ford.
EqIS-H D Hare. 1II2 San Antonio Ford.
7sls-J- E Robertson, sos Mills bldg,
Hupmobile.
.9I=G- A Rabogo. Hotel Sturbide Ford.
7sI5-E. V. Smith. 406 River. Overland
7S1s-C A Campbell, s06 Campbell.
ChaImers-
7q17-C z. de Eataillo. 1902 Bliss. Ford.
Licensed to Marry.
@ II. Haynes ard z NJ Schelieyf
W J. E,llfu and r. z. Drenan.
Deaths.
Stanley D. BOgsrt, aged %. drowned in
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-16
Unearth Old Law to Pay
81 to CiUilians Who Get
Men TO Enlist in Army

Washington. D. c. Dec. IA law
passed more than half a century ago
and imperative since the civil war is
to be invoked by the war department
to stimulate army recruiting. The old
statute. unearthed by Adjt. Gen. Nc
Cain. provides for payment of 81 to
any civilian for each man he persuades
to enlist in the army
Cen Mccain suggested to secretary
OF war Baker that congress be asked
10 appropriate not more than $4,000
TO nav the bonuses. His plan is to
solicit recruits mainly through retired
enlisted men and he believes the pay
rnent would incite them to active can
vass Of men likely to join the army.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-16
Nep YOrk's HeaOy Snow
Costs The City 100000

New York. Dec 1s.-The first real
snOwstorm Of the winter viii cost New
York city about 100000. A foot OF
snow fell Friday between , a. m and
p m. and the street cleaning depart
ment will be busy for two or three DAYS
carting il away. The fall was the
heaviest here in any day since De
cember 26-27, 1890, when Il inches fell
in q hours.
Traffic was still blocked today. ow-
ing TO the shortage Of men to clear
the streets. Only 5000 emergency men
were enrolled, only half of whom an
sWered the call for work last night
These laborers were assisted by be-
tween 1000 and 5000 students Of local
colleges who went to work at II p
m. and received so cents an hour
over 10000 Iepers are now confined
in Prussia
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-16

board. The supervisors decided there
had to be at least three officials for
a legal polling place. Joe Woods. Dem
ocrat, is contesting for the office Of
sheriff in Navajo county, and Jim Cash,
Dem Ind in Greenlee.
Campbelrs Majority 10 Now.
Half dozen more precincts have been
gone over by the inspectors in the con-
test of governor Hunt against Thomas
Z. Campbell The only developments
were a gain OF three for Hunt in one
precinct and the laying aside of a
large number OF ballots for determine
ton by the court. This with previous
gains for Hunt reduces CampbelTs
majority in the state to I6.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-16
Contests Delay Count.

ties may be delayed by reason Of three
contests over the office Of sheriff. In
Mohave county. ! II. Cohenour, Re-
publican, was given a certificate of
electioH by a Democratic board of SUI
pervisOrs, though at first shown to
have just the vote of his opponent, SIS.
But one of the Democratic votes was
in straight ticket cast at Cedar
Glade precinct by the only voter of the
precinct, who acted as his own election
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-16
BICYCLE OFFICER" ADDED
10 Ell PASO TRAFFIC SQUAD

Traffic sergeant Roy Thomas has q
new idea about relieving congestion
on the business streets. He has COM
mandeered one Of the stolen bicycles
at the police station and created the Of
flee Of bicycle officer" In this way,
according to sergeant Thomas, he Is
enabled to watch all corners where
conditions may become bad, and also
to enforce the parking ordinance
strictly.
In the future riders OF bicycles must
obey the semaphore and not cross
when the stop" sign is facing them,
according to sergeant Thomas.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-16
HOLIDAY REALTY TRADE RRISk::
SEVERAL STABLE DEALS MADE
Cassidy and Neel Sell Tract Stanton To W. K Mari
for S14,5OO, Besides Landing Many Other Sales;
Anderson Filler Co. Makes Years Record
Sale and Several Others; Many Deals.

Rio Grande river November. buried at Fort
Bliss
W F. Sheffield. aged IS. Santa Fe stock
yards. Dec Is; buried in Concordia-
Lovella Blanton. aged So local hospital,
Dec. 10: buried in Big Springs Texas
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-16
Other Suggestions in
the Furniture Line that
Are Sure to Please

fumed oak, golden oak, ivory. &C ,
Ranging in price up from. ............PO '
Piano Lamps, with beautiful shades, &1Q
in assorted colOrs. Priced up from. p O'>
Electric Table Lamps, for living room CT {
and bed rooms. Priced up from. 800. ~ E'%
White Enameled Bath Room Cabinet, with q
door, two plate glass shelves, one top, locker,
large roomy drawers, stands on floor and is alb
four feet high. Something very GIG
useful Special price. .-..........pA O'>
Mahogany Smoking Stands in nice &O 4
Humidor, in fumed finish, JacObean Go {
pattern Special price. ......-. PA Ken
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-16
COMMITTEE To
Adm CONTEST.
Democratic Committeeman
Decide Party Take Up
Governors Fight.

Phoenix, Ariz., Dec 16.-1Iembers OF
the executive committee OF the Demo-
limited number, have agreed that the
Hunt fight is one in which the Demo-
cratic party should join, have declared
Hunt lawfully elected and have called
Tor support in the contest from every
member OF the party.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-16

To Perry Kirkpatrick. 10 build . brick
bungalow on North Kansas. cost $4,000
To Rsmey Bros. to build brick tene-
nent on St Frain; cost $1,000.
Deeds Filled
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-16
nPENING 4 CnRsET sHnP.

Mrs. H. f. DeGroff. formerly man
ager and buyer in the corset depart
ment Of the Popular and Everybody's.
street
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-16
Tenement Owners.

Are you getting all Of the money
your house should bring? Ask Lee
Newman / specialize on tenaments
Phone 46O4 9O56 s FL Paso.
ADVERTISEMENT
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2lis Seitbe
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in Sagtun aufgeiun0en.

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2aut ben aus Capton ein9etroffes
nen 92ahriften hattie Senorids iiA
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8uter Sang.
&aubseieae, Der 9leitamrants aus
pliinSerte, ppn Ssn EOli5iiteu
6aibman nno Srinfler
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Seinen leBten R1ubunfaa periibte sr
tura DOR Ieiner 8erRuftuns in benz
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bort So aus Der &aiIenidubIaos. Dis
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Nle ,8so .as,t,n,iHipa.
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aiidlen @crtens 81 iiGern.
goriiter slugliit Serrmcnn beridl.
tete, bnb iiir ben sScnos bic foIaenocl;
ncilsil 9cid,nuteen genladt ucroel
finb: Gbnrles goIot, $1,000; Gran
2eotin 8. @urIieer gum slnoenfeu al;
,brsn beritorbeuen e1atteil, Serr,l "
MirIiser. $1,000; Sernlarn Gronan,
$1,000; Games y. Orr. $1,000; no.
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aalp6 RiIolo, l, 23S gIc6arIdnS
Strobe, 2ungenent5unoung.
emma 5Oprit, 81, So2 @et 2tf
berth Strdbe, 0er3leIoen
Sames Sanni9an, SO, COS glm
Strabe, Shla9flub.
8ernaro @dble, 30, 3804 SIlton
2tps., 9ebirnI9lug.
gliiatet6 Heifenberger. SO, 807
Central @pe., 5ubertuloie.
@iGium 9reeo, 8, 6O1 DSounp
Strabe, .SerSleiben
Margaret9 0ehue, So, 914 Gnrl9bt
gps., Subertulple.
Catherine Scanluj, 81, 1929 Oil
bert gtpe., S9pbusiieber.
Geprse @pebner, 81 2571 GiobsH
9lpe., &rebs.
Sopbid Taller, SO. 1921 glepellra
Strabe, RierenIeiben
Nlarb gaIbinger "a 212 Pssts
Strabe &rebs.
gadrgaretbe Mapbet Is l19 BarO
2lpe., 9ipbt6erttis.
Suiep6 Speirer, So, 1928 9ms
StraBe, MISUNDERSTANDING
Sarub 6eorid, 81, 2331 Slg9lane
9lne., Ylutarmutb.
9ouis @ubs, II, 1921 Sim StraBe,
2ungeuent5iinoung.
6ermann @eItermaun "a, 2214
goeen StraBe, 0er5leioen.
Smile Bauer, 50, !0eim Der @rs
menTdpe tern, ArterienpertaItuna.
Gbas. Rorris,. IL, 2S73 yIinte
2toe., Gip9teritis.
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0ebsrtes.

millidm, ,snb Anna Ban 6orn. s46
8irbert Mps., Rnabe.
Sefspb unb Marp geitinssr. 1884
Ring g,Iaee Rdo@sn.
Hptert unb Wsarp Gnselbtrt. III
wclencia GtraBe. Rnabe.
Qtarles uub emma i5u&s, 997
Wortin Gtsqbe anabe.
3arrp uub Warsaretk Sobnfon,
1908 Spring GtroBe. Wdbdsn.
Jofepb unb Catherine SanIen, 1884
Qbtparhl Raab. I6o6eu.
0balltS uuh Nnua UsIbmann.
2Q1a 9ldeIfsn Hoob. Ruabs.
0p90us anb aouiis Na&bauey
4025 4optcr ape.. 0nabt. 7
Gtorat nuh Mabsl 0efp& Nain-
can 9ss,. M'db@sH.
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beute benz Stuotratb cine Orotndng
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