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CENTRAL Auction CO., ". sh~-han
IS2 Canal street. SOILS lrMn.r,

at II \. NJ, CIOthIng AT TO \. NJ
Sept. ls-By McA!e-nans'. iyt sch Ave.
Al unredremei Pledge u pearls diamonds
and other precious stones, watches. l"NtlrN,
sllverwarc. &c, from No. 1904, MAY -.
1918 to No. :to3T Aug. .. 1915. and all
articles held over from previous sales.
Sept .i-By II Miller. "a sth Ave.
Clothing 20 sept. Is, 1915.
sept. 2.-Rv NJ Iavery, b'i ?th Ave.
and ss7I ~ Ne. clothing 20 sept - 1915.
Sept, .'-Ry !, simpson co. 900 Fulton
st. Brooklyn All unr-ieemei pledges ~
pearls diamonds and other precious stones.
watches. jeW".ry. silNerwHr". Nc., pledged
previous to No 1901 Aug l. 1919. ana al
articles held over from previous sales
Sept. cry X simpson a. TO. lt3 West
t2d ST. all unreie' med pledges of pearls.
diamonds and other precious stones
watches. tsWr!rv. si'y"rNnr". g., pledged
ARTICLES nod from former -ol.s
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THE WEATHER FORECAST FOR
TODAY AND TOMORROW
Steamship Arrivals and Departures-Outgoing
Foreign MailstThe Fire Record.
MARINE INTELLIGENCE
AINA\N.

MINIATURE ALMANAC
United States Coast ani ,;rodc,i, sur,.,
standard TIM
Sun rises IS 70 sun sris eo.pw
Moon rises. $500. II .. T.
I WATER THIS DAY
Sandy Hook ~ so GOV island '.u.v
Hell tate 900, . 90
LOW WATER THIS DAY
Sandy Hook 6 81 Gov. island - S.u
Hell Gate. .....g .56
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BUSINESS
CAPITALIST

to buy oro-ha! iutereet la a machine In
dus;ry rcNO.u;!Ouiz!ns invention OF a rotary
engine.
Low cost OF Manufacture
Minimum Of Friction
simplicity Of construction
MI eliminate piston engines
Sultahl. for Gssoiiue Engines, steam En-
g.n-- Air Motors, Water Turbines. Com
prescott. r.rps. solf S'"-'ers Patent,
i'uding EDWIN T. LINDENBElM. AS
y lth =. Al"u'uvu. IA
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Nichols. Firs, Infantry. pcnnsy!,ania Ma
t!onai Guard; FIRST Lieut., Aivsh y, FER.
tional Guard; First Lieut.. rhiip II.
stephens. Medical Corps. California Ma
tional Gnarl, Major. sturry |. Terrell.
oni Lieut. George II Thomas, First Sepl-
rat Battalion ti"ll \rl,i,",y Go a.
National Guard second iI.ut. Arthur H.
Wolf. SeNenty-foGr' Infantry. New York
National Guard, second i.rut. Drrin -
white. Fi'si squadron. of rnNalry' VIZ
.roy =. Nrcc..ui, second Infantry. Mon
,ana National EHarl, fi-st Lieut. samuel
tIonai ,;llrd. and capt Andrew u. Gi.nllan.
Third Field Artillery, N,w York Nst!ont!
w, Lieut.. Ator, J. Ho.klns. NJ II. e.
20 t"rt Bis, Texas. as w!t..ss before set-
era cuurt-mnrttli.
Fir', Lieu, Wo,lo & Potter and capt.
clarence pecnls. ii, sikh Fio'i Ar'ller,.
! are revoked. F,r.i Lieut. Wl,l" e. ro,t.r
out 81 the service ~ major Tenth Ficld
Artillery, Connecticut NatIuut' Quad. VII
resume duties a. Inspector Instructor. # III"
National Guard with station at Kansas
cay. Mo, ana ordered TO ~RiChmoad. W. .
for tefnporhtS dut} a. INSPECTOR INSTRUCTOR
capt. tIhienr" Deems, Jr. sixth fItli
ARTILLERY, - ,;tAy.ing, Mich, FOR temporary
duty a.. msp','", ins'ru',.r ~ Fi"li Al
tt'crv National Glarl ~ MLchig u lca,c
~ abs'n'" granted capt. HAIRY II Ten
het,s. Tenth Infantry. IL oNteuicd rrc,u
day; ,rtN". - at-"n'" rrln,'i. s"r"ri
NcN NurN t,!unHl ',uHrl. Is attended one
monih t"a'c or "hs"nGc grtn''d zap
Nathan X Ay'tlll, cavalry, Septemh'r -,
1915, j. extended on" month, er,, lie.
sencc for Two months. upon arrival in th-
Initcd states. granted Major MARI
brooke. Corps Of Engineers.
These navy or'"is were issued to.la,
f Lieutenant Commander VI. I, cook. from
naval station. Guam December -, To tom.
pprary uIIy receiving ship al @an Frn..
cine"; lt'nt.nani,rnmmander Fer
rill, from the New Jersey u commanI the
Svarsc, from Newpoti Now. shipnu%I ,Ilns
and Dry Dock Company October IL, TO ~"
bsrna; Lieut., " " bradley. Irr', ironI
the command % III" !inl to II" San beg
as gunnery officer: Iirut q. - T,gr,u
from the san Diego to command the IialI
Lieut.. owen Bartlett. fora navy vnri
Washington. d, C., to naval station, Guam.
Lieut. bradford barnett, from h-,r,I
Jersey; Lieut. j. W, W cumllnE., from
frnmetheus a cEecuHlv" onlcer ami nayI,
gator. Lieut.. J II. ENerspu Junior grade
from naval framing stain NrNpori, 4 J..
stevens Junior .sradel, from NAY, recruit,
ing ~.tation, Buna'o. y. y, o'inDer -. I,
the Eestal as navigator; Lieut. A q, Os"r
Junior. g,rade,. from navy recrnitins s,n,
executive officer and navigator; Lieu, u
4. Tr.ycr 'Jnnior gradel. to navy ya-i
Lieut. +, T. johnson (iunior graded. from
naval training station, san Francistp. o.,
toh'r -. to As!atic station via Noyembe,
ir Sassmy E"' H. 4 ok +, brr%:'r' ar",n Nas9i
nsrist,s to tie Mann,S.i. $780, ''0'" tn
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SUBURBAN BUILDERS LATERAL ~
SUPPLY co, New Rochelle. Liabilities.
yI,:.2. Asses. Sl>.>'i. frin,lplI claims
New England Linn" Co.. sass. Edison
Portland Cement 90, !6i-. George Fer
guson 20. SIS
BARNETT BROS. builders, New Rochelle.
Liabilities, sts.2S5, assets. s5+,621. Prin-
Cipai claims: North Avenue Bank OF New
Rochelle. $500, DOiIitl HossI. $4,000.
j. L. Mott 60. >G0h
HENRY GORDON. iniur business as Cor
don Waist co. and Novelty Underwear
Co.. ..-3. Nrsi invent! fourth street.
Liabilities. $3.50: assets, S3.sNs. Ifinci-
pal claims Blumeukruhu Manufavturlng
Co. $50. Solmowit1 n CO., $500. Haimo-
WITT Bros. $500.
SHIRLEY J GRAySON, automobile sup
plies. 2iJ2 broadway. Liabilities, ) o.
0l9. assets. s',i''. Principal claims:
tioodyr.r IRE and Rubber Co, 3iha;
fires,one Tire aud Rubber Co., ttlo;
Elsk LuLLGr - kllN
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\ az 81.
Centre line Of block.

''lIf ''n" III ''''k.
Its street number L. $50 East il1th stree,
Th" promises VIII bee SOLD free ani clear
subject To state nt facts shown ON survey
mad" hy + T., Nostranl G. T.. ami q. :;
dated April "a, 1898.
Approximate amount Of mortgage debt
costs and allowances * lH.O6g.sI ana I'm.
tcrtst and "Nr"nsrs of IN" sale, taxes, as.
easements aud water rents are apron,
mhtoly 81 90 80 and Interest.
Dated New York september 10, 1915.
WILLIAM UbNpN. Referee.
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suKROGNTES' NOTICES.

BEAR, SAMUEL. JR.
NOTICE is nErtRY GIVEN TO all pe,.
soLs having claims against SAMUEL HEAR.
Jk., late Of WlLMISGTOS NONIH
deceased, to present the same
with vouchers thereof TO inc subscriber al
Its piuce Of transactins business. No, 10
Wal, street. borough Of Manhattan, City
OF New York. on or before the atm day u
September next.
Dated. New York. March goth. 1915.
BANK ERS TNuST COMPANY,
ERscutoy
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TYPEWRITERs.
LOST. FOUND AND REV

5000 REWARD, no questions asked.
for return OF large gold cigarette case. lost
h.tween Hotel A,tor and Republic Theatr.
saturday evening. Sept. 10Th, case bears
Initials +. e. H. Reward will be paid by
l., II IEAHY. One East ISth ST.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

The Ely Sch0hl, ~Gre~nwich, C0unectlcut.
R-OpenS October +th, 1915.
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ARRIvED-MtrpAN. scr,cmi.r !.

So Reslnn d'Italia, $40 4 II. Manic,
Sept. !.
SIS Tuscania. . A. NJ. Liverpool. Sep, .
IS Noordam. 6 IS 4 NJ. Ialm"u'h. sept ,
"a Laconia, y \ " Liycipuol, sep, >.
SIS Napoll. 3?l T.. NJ Mc.sinn, Scpt S'"'
Ss Ncgrctia. 6 - \ " Rorrn. sept
Ss Orion. rs l.. NJ. Seville. S,pt
rs Bris, IL 10 A. Nj. Lisbon. Aug a.
IS Tcnadorcs, 1, 50 l. NJ. Havana. sent. IL
So Msyaro. I I. NJ. Grenada sep,
SIS Port ANTONIO, $50 l.. NJ, Puerto COLON
bia. Sept. L..
So Lspcranza. 10 - NJ, Nassau. Sep, \,
IS Coanio. $50 A. NJ. San Juan. sept "a
SIS Charles Pratt, 80 a NJ, Turp.r.
Sept. 10.
So standard, 9;35 \. NJ. TuSpsm. Sep. .
So Ann.tta. J l., NJ, Barncon. sept. II
IS Antilles. New Orleans, sept H.
IS vi OcCidontc, Ualvostor. sept T..
rs Florida. Port Arthur. I"N. sept Q
IS Gulfoil. Fort Arthur, Ten, sept.
So Tagcrsand. Norfolk. sept Il
IS Mauns Hata. Baltimore, sept. is
So Baltic ,Swed ). PHILADELPHIA, sept II
Bark Storcdror. Liverpool. July a..
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NATURAL EDUC NriDN Iniau- school for
bright children. M.SlfRE.b SACkNluI.
>It'NEH. Director WHY Eeop tlr super
"hid IN o.. kst'p' Give him = chance With
'l!s iiS'I.g s~Hsi educator ~ THE SCIp-
DER school. 1if " 7.l 8. ~ Riverside
Drive. MlRON 7. ODER, President.
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York.
wALLcoURT SCHOOL FOR cIRLs

keopena oct. lth, Limited number,
school certificate admits to college. Gen
eral couis., Home economies. supervised
MRs. ANNA GOLDsMITH TAYLOR, d. A..
AuRORA-ON-CAYC0A. NEW YORK.
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THE
For eastern New York. fair to-day end
Tomorrow; ri.InE temperature Tomorrow;

For eastern New York. fair to-day
Tomorrow; rising temperature Tomorrow;
gentle west winds.
For New Jersey. fair to-day: Tomorrow
fair and warmer. gentle west WINDS.
For New England. fair to-day; to-mot-
row fair. with rising temperature; gentle
westerly winds.
NEW YORK. Sept. IA single area Of
high pressure embraced all parts or the
country east OF the Rocky Mountains yes,
terday from a centre over tho middle ana
upper Mississippi Valley. and the pressure
was only comparatively low IN the extreme
Southwest. There were ma irdics''"ns "i
storm In any section.
hover occurred a, one or two points In
the 81. Lawrence Valley and southern
Florida. but elsewhere the weather was
il was slightly warmer on the middle
Atlantic and southern New England coasts
In the morning. but generally cooler west
ward into the Central states. -
Temperature were four to eight desrees
above tho freezing point. In Wyoming.
South Dako,a. Mirneso'n. Iowa, Wisconsin
and northern Michigan.
In this city the day was fair and slightly
warmer. with = shove late In the after-
noon wind. light 10 fresh southwest: aver
nge humidity, 81 pei cent: barofnet"r'
corrected to read to sea level. at ; a. Me-
sU T.. z - NJ 40 0e
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BUSINESS RECORD.
Receivers AppOluted.

CROWN CORSET COVER co, INC. 80
West cath si-Justice Guy Of the SUI
preme Court appointed Charles L.. Hon
man receiver OF the company's assets AMI
effects pending an application of Aexau.
Der Lubetkin and Leon Mirsky, two Of the
four directors FOR "A dissolution Of the
corporation because. II H. said. OF dissen-
sions among the stockholders. Assets es-
timatei at t2s.5so. liabilities. sac. .I5. Re
Ceiver IN required to give a bond of $50. =
900. Milton NJ Sittenneld has been named
as referee to inquire into the merits ~
the Application. The company was In
corporated In 1911 with a capital stock OF
$4,000.
MAURICE SPLITTER. INC.-Manufacturine
dresses Z W.s' 2ist street i,obert +.
WaEncr appolnteh under 81. zoo bond.
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ARRIVED FROM NEW YORK

SIS Iampo, at Icghorn.
81 Philadclphian, at London.
IS Ryswyk. at Rott' dam
IS 4. Lope, y LOPEZ. ~ Barcclons
SIS Allaguns h. nj Gibraltar.
IS tairnhill, at Havrr.
IS rfevHylur. at IBrlir.
s. Euphtates. of iraale poin,
80 Snr.land. on the Lizard.
- hsr,ndrccht, At BsICclous.
- Lux. ut rauillsc.
IS New York tahk,. at Christisnia
S. RonisdalsiiOri. al Christians
So Andtk. ut Hull.
IS Warehouses ~ Butte, on the IiyaY
IS R~ermuiian, nj BermudR.
IS city Of -. Louis. at savannah
50 MOmus. at New Orleans
- Illinois, ut Port Arthur. Ter
s. III sud. at Gaive-'uu
So Pawnee, az Philadelphia.
SIS Lepanto, at lhilad.lplia.
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Highest temperature. II. at l:lO = y
Lowest temperature. 90. at $40 a. NJ
Average temperature. t&.
The sun., 1916-09-19

sPITZER. lNC,-Manufacturine
dresses. . Wet SIst street. involuntary
llabili,ies. li6.OUO. Asnets. {. 900.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-15

February 10 go into business. Nc
CURE Joined the Cleveland Nationals IN
50 bur was released TO Toledo In the
Northwestern league In Toledo the
deacon caught the delivery of no less
parsonage than the Hon. Hank O'Day-
MCGUIRE alternated behind the bat with
Moses Walker. the only negro who ever
played ball in a big league. Toledo
was admitted TO the American associa-
tiOn, "A major circuit in 81. and the col
ored brother was kept on the payroll
for q time. After leaving Toledo Nc
CURE played with Detroit Philadel-
Dhia- Cleveland. Washington. Rochester
and Boston. For six years in the big
show ne batted over 500. When his
playing days were over he managed the
Boston and Cleveland clubs and was
coach and scout for the Detroit Tigers
In his early days i'm baseball the dea-
con wore a finEerless glove with a
Deefsteak IN the palm for padding. and
that poor imitation OF A mIrt and
piece Of rubber cieucned between his
teeth as a protection for his moIzrs
constituted his srmor- NcGuirs's hands
became knotted and snarled as the re
suit OF the numerous injuries. and an
Nay examination a few years ago
showed that he had suffered nearly
half hundred fractures and disloca-
fiorr
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-15
MINOR LEAGUES
IN CONVENTION
Will Ask Representation IN
National Commission, 1t Is
Formally Announced.

New Orleans, La, Nov lS.-FolioN-
Ing discussion of the annual report OF
secretary John II Farrell. appointment
Of committees and a preliminary con
ference by representatives of class B
leagues, the delegates to the annual
meeting Of the National Association OF
Baseball Leagues late Tuesday cleared
the way for consideration today OF
some Of the more important questions
scheduled FOR settlement during the
sessions here.
The conference Of representatives o.
class B leagues resulted in the an
uouncement that a formal request
would be made for representation on
the National commission of the minor
leagues organization The minor
leagues, IL was contended, have more
need of representation on the National
commission than the Baseball Players
Fraternity. A resolution 10 this effect
viii be drawn up by a committee on
resolutions, II was announced, and viii
be submitted to the delegates today or
tomorrow.
Representatives Of Is minor leagues,
comprising about 200 delegates, were
present at the opening session Tues
day and were welcomed to New Or
leans by mayor Behrman. Vice presi-
dent T. II. Murnane presided al the
sessions in the absence OF president
n. II. Sexton. None of the members
Of the National commission was in at
tendance,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-15
SNAPPY CANE
IN " CIRCUIT
Four Basketball Contests
Are Scheduled for Satur-
day Night at Y. M. G. A.

On Saturday evening OF this week at
The Y. N. c. a. Gym there viii be has
Set BAN Of a type that will please the
most fsstidious fan. There promises
20 be thriIlers and hair raisers galore.
The Mexican Methodists and First Bsp-
lists VIII open the evenings entertain
meRt at o'clock. This will give the
Mexican boys an opportunity TO climb
out OF the basement division It can't
be done. the Bsptists are saying after
heir victory over the fast Mormon
boys Saturday last
Sharp AT $50 the First Nethodists
and First Christians will come togeth-
~. These fives are the best organized
and have had more practice this sea
he best games of the schedule is
promised.
At $500 the new Trinity team and the
CaiTarisns viii clash Little is known
about the former as several of the
players are new TO Fl Paso fans. How
ever, Painter. Cook and Hamilton, who
nave been seen IN action by some, have
been voted real performers Chaffee and
Kellogg VIII also be present and will
guarantee 20 furnish power plus. Those
who saw Calvary nose the First Meth
ooiSts out by point last Saturday
VIII have to admit that the Houston
square boys are coming strong and are
real contenders for the laurel.
At $50 the Mutuais and First Pres
7yterians viii play. huff Sed, The
Presbyterians have a clean slate and
he Mormon boys have lost only one
game and that by close margin
Every game starts right on the dot
nd the opening game Will be called
II 3 o'clock sharp. Gallery open for
Spectsto at 1880
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-15
FRANK SHAUGHNESSY NOW
A CANADIAN OFFICER

Frank Shaughnessy, one OF the best
known of minor league magnates in
both the States and Canada, has
dropped his bat for an officers sword
He has secured a commission as lieu
tenant in Canadian battalion and soon
will be off for tine front in France
ShauEhnessy as minor league mana
ger was a consistent pennsnt winner
and also was known IN Canada as q
high-class football coach. Last spring
he was mentioned as manager of the
Toronto International League team and
was all but signed in fact when the
club decided TO engage Joe BirminS-
ham instead
The management of the st. Louis
Cardinals announces that 10 has secured
by purchase from the st. Paul AssOcia-
ton club first baseman Williams, who
was drafted by -. Paul this tall from
Charleston Of the South Atlantic league
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-15
PIONEER BASEBALL PLAYER,
FOLEY, l. FOUND DEAD

Chicago. Ill, Nov. 15.-William B.
Foley. aged 81. a player in the early
days of baseball, was found dead Tues
day niLht in the loft OF his brother >
barn here a fox terrier was stand
ing guard over the body. Foley Is be
lieved TO have died Saturday night or
Monday morning
Foley is said TO have begun his ca
reer as a baseball player in 1870, join
ing local organiza tons Later he was
connected with the Cincinnati Reds"
playing third base until 1879. He next
played with the Milwaukee, then in
the National league. and his final serv-
ice was with the Omaha club.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-15
THREE YALE FOOTBALLERS
INJURED; TEAM TRAINING

New Haven. Conn, Nov IA soggv
Sridiron and = drilling rain caused
q change in the practice plans of the
Yale football team Tuesday. Instead
OF the contemplated scrimmaEe between
the varsity and the scrubs. Tad Jones
ordered the squad to the baseball cage
where an hours signal drill was held
followed by breaking through prac-
tice for the linemen.
Tackle Taft ana guard Calf OF the
first team. "a no have been injured, prac-
ticed with the second eleven There Is
still some doubt whether they viii he
able 70 start against Princeton on sat
urdsT. Brsden. the drop kicking full
hack. has a slight injury and he VIII
be saved as much IS possible IN this
weeks practice
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-15

ball Hub said the other day that he
has quit and viii devote himself TO his
business IN Gsllatin- He has a restau-
rant and confectionery here that is
prospecting and farm near Gallatin be
sides. Hub did some good work for
Louisville the past season. but admits
he can't keep the flesh off try as he
viii. and that he has to give IL up
Perdue's trouble is that OF many ath-
letes-prOneness to take on fat. In his
cav he was one Of the most perfect OF
physical specimens and probably as
strons n man as ever played ball
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-15
SPORTOGRAPHY ~c! BY

TT Is a safe bet that few IF the minor
league magnates attending today's
- meeting OF the National association
IN New Orleans cleared enough money
last season 10 pay their railway fare 70
the Crescent city
There vas once fOOtballer named Ned
Whose dome was OF bone. 80 twas said;
And when the poor Eink
Had occasion to think
II always raised corns on his head
Doubtless a number OF the minor mo-
eUls would like 10 swap some OF their
players for a few paying spectators
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-15
HANS WAGNER TO TRY HIS
HAND AT FIRST SACK NOW

After I9 years as a shortstop. Hans
Wagner is to be transferred 10 first
eaSe next spring Hans ought 10 have
had sense enough to know when he
frst took up shortstopping, that the
rob wouldn't last
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-15
CHIVINGTON GOOD FOR FEW
MORE MONTHS AS LEADEI

Chicago. Ill, Nov. 1.-THE proposed
ousting of Tom Chivington from the
presidency of the American association
has been postponed. at least. owing to
the fairness Of Col. Wathen Of the
Louisville club. It seems that four club
owners opposed 70 Chivington planned
TO hold a special meeting in Chicago on
November >. taking advantage OF Chiv-
IngtOu's absence on hunting trip, and
put the sSids under him. without him
having a chance to make a protest or
defence Of his administration. But 10
took five club owners to call a special
meeting Watheu- while not for ChiV-
IL stOn. refused 10 be a party to such
procedure and refused to sign the call
for the meeting. 50 il could not be held
Il Is believed now that the methods Of
the Chivington opponents have helped
his case and that II will be hard to line
I'D a majority Of five against him when
the time does come for action
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-15
PRINCETON soTAD DRILLS
FOR IT'S GAME WITH YALE

Princeton, \ j. Nov l5-The entire
varsity squad with the exception of
David Tiobot were drilled Tuesday in
new offensive formation for the Yale
game next Saturday There Is a pos
sibiuty that Tibbot the star drop
kicker. may be in shape to participate
IN the contest Moore. another half
back, who Is slightly injured as a re
suit Of hard knocks in the Harvard
game. was in the lineup Tuesday.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-15
The Fount of Wisdom.

Fight Fan-Did sam Langford and
sam McNey ever face each other IN the
ring
Answsr-How do YOU think those
birds box. anyway Knock the backs
of their heads together
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-15
HUB PERDUE QUITS GAME
TO RUN OWN RESTAURANT

Gallatin, Tenn. Nov. 15.-Hu3 Purdue
viii no more add 10 the gaiety OF base
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-15

High gsme-Ben Berghauer. 20f
High totsi-Ben Berghauer, 81.
Match won by McCus-Margin 133 pins.
Foul Judge-Bsrt Graham.
Scorer-Bob AylsEo-th
At the WisWam club Tuesday Night the
Heidrick five defeated the Yidel team.
three points to ons. and the Forester team
beat the CourcheSne team. four points
straight.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-15

Right now. however. Welsh finds
himself in a position where he must
soften KiIbane's broadside or become
the target for criticism by press and
public. Under the existing conditions
everything seems to De in Freddie s
favor, and for the love of US We can't
see how he can slip out this time and
escape attacks on his courage
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-15
BOWLING

The swift and Lsundry teams divided
points. two and two. IN thsi- bowling match
Tuesday night in the Cactus alleys. The
swift team led in the totals. however, 2s71
- BIAS.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-15

dance with Joy; also you VIII find all
pain gone frcm corns, caIlouses and
bunions-
There's nothing like ''Tiz" It's the
only remedy that draws out all the
poisonous exudations which puff up
your feet and cause foot torture
Get g 25-cent box Of 'aTiz' at any
drug or department store-don't wait
Ah! how glad your rect get. how com
Portable your shoes feel ADV
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-15

Just take your Shoes off ana then
put those weary, shoe-crinkled, ach-
ing burning corn-pestered, bunion-
tortured feet Of yours in a Zig bath.
Your toes Will wriggle with joy; they'll
look UP at you and almost talk and
her they'll take another dive in that
"TfzH bath.
when your feet feel like humps II
ieaj-an tired Out-just Try liz It's
s--' -l'i-it's glorious Your feet viii
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-15
WELSH MAY HAVE TO
BOX JOHNNY KILBANE
Confined FROM Previous Page.l

great were IL accomplished by
man favored with more weight. hut
TO have the trick turned on him by
a boy pounds lighter hardly would
meet with Freddie's ideas.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-15
Robbing The Cradle.

oh. Connie. oh. Connie, oh Connie, see
here.
Good old Mntty has heat you this time
7 fear-
Hes picked uP marvel who's only
sixteen:
Vow wasn't TINT mean of him. wasn't
~ meant
=
THE DEACON-s BIRTHDAY
Deacon" Jim Mcclure, who usta va
once one of the most famous cstchers
in the back-sJoppinS business. was
born So years ago Tuesday. The
deacon spent thirty-tvo years in base
bali captivity. He was a scout for the
Detroit Tigers for several years until
he threw up the ivory hunting JOB last
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-15

Points won-swift. >; Laundry. ?.
High game-Cannon, 1876.
High total-Cannou, $50.
Tonight: Big League postponed
At the wigwsm club the 8fcCus team de-
feated the Linahan five Monday night BY
a margin OF l29 pins. in which the scoring
was as follows
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-15

4 genial old fellow named Boyle
Would rather play poker than toll.
Minuteiy he felt
Each card that he dealt,
Which wasn't according 10 HOyle.