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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-05-15
ESTA De REGRESO EN- FL FUER.
TE SAM HOUSTON LIE &C. ~
NERAL FUNSTON -
FL SABADO en- La EOCHf IiEGG ps0CEDEK-
TIE De FL PAS0, ACOhPARADO DEL "
GRAIL. BRlGADIFR J. PARKER

f. sibado en- la noche lego de re-
rreso a esta ciudad, proccdente de
FL PasO, Texas, cl Mayor General
Federico Funston, Comandante en-
Jrfe del Dcpartamento mllitar Gcl
Sur. "
Aver al mcdi0dia, e. mencionad0..
militar recibi6 a los icfeS y oficia-
les cncargadOs de los diverSos dc-
partamentos del Fort Sam Hous-
ton, duiencS rindierOn u respecti-
vos parties. e. general Funston asu-
mic dcsde luegO la direction de los
trabajos de organization y distribu-
ci6n de las nucvas fuerzas que han
sido puestas a sus 0rdeneS, tanto
m~iiicianas, como regUlareS. -
En- las oficinas generates del E'uer-
t. Sam Houston, Sc dijO aver que ia
Serretaria de- Guerra ha p~roporci6-
nado al general Funston, cuatro
nucvas CompaniaS de carros aufo-
movies, compucsta cada compaiia
de vcintlochO mOt0res, con capaci-
,rf
ia cada un0 de tres toneladas.
I'm las mlsmas oficinas Sc dijo quo
las tropas que forman Ia Guardia.
National de NuevO N5yicO, han lie
gado a la pobi"c;( ~ Columbus,
que como Sc sabn ~ 10 base miliiar
cslablecida en- u fg0n5era DE- Gsc Es-
tado con IA vecIua EapuDlica.
JuntamenLe con 81 general runs
ton yinierOn 4 csta cludad, 81 gene
raj brigadicr James Parker J cl ayu-
dante del primero, Captain EitzhuSh
Lee.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-05-15
PLUTARCO ELIAS GALES RE,
CLAHA UNOS DERFCHOS
De EXPORTAC!CN
UNOS C0HTRAB4NDSTlS PASAR0H 6AN CA.
BEzAS De GAHADG De SONORA 4
ARIZONA SIN PAGAR DERECHOS

TclcGrama Especial para Ia PRENSA.
Fl. PASO. Texas. Mayo ii.-Piu-
tarro Elias Gale. Ina ~tclcgrariado
ii Emhaiador c~arranclsta IN los Is
iado- UniioS. EIIsro Arrefondo. pj-
iliniolr que - aperSonc cen eI ST.
rrrtario de- Hacienda del Gobi"rno
americana para que hab,a con q De!
contrabando de- ganado que pasarOn
de- Sonora a Arizona cl martes DE Ia
Semana anterior. aiguuos mcXicauos
: am]ericanoS.
Gales qdiere que 81 Sanado de que
81 habla SEA devue.to a Sonora 0 que
- pa-uen los derechoS de eXtradl-
zion correspondence, de acuerdo
con cI decreto que eXpidi6 hace POGO
tempo sobrc cl asunto.
La partida d" -anado i'll" pasar"n
a Arizona bur.ando Ia vi2ilancia y
c! dccreto dc Gales es de sciscientos
auimalcs.
Andres Garcia, consul CarranCista
ell e=ta iocalidad esta trabajando ac-
tivamente en- un case semejarLe,
pues el miSmo martes pasaTon a
NuFvo Mexico 5000 cabezas de ga
ln9do, unos contrabandiStaS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-05-15
OBRAS DE yICTOR HUGO.

Il Koinbre cue RE 75c
Ca-f4s j a N0Y!a 75c
l. L-veada de los SlglOS =. .. E. 75c
NueSIrl SeLora de Paris. o.. CSC
Han 1e lsl3ndla o FL liOmbre Fler3 o.. 65c
Il Alo Terrible . :. 75c
Los Ni>erabIys. : t1mOs $3.50
Los TrlbaIgdOreS Del Mar .. . b.. Csc
FL Nugenta y Tres. Eptsgt:Os de Ia RevOlu-
c.5n FraaCesa.. 75c
dos 75c
Il Dasc!errU.. soc
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-05-15
Ell VATICiNn QUIERE TOMiR
P.ARTE EN- AS C0NFEREN-
GAS BE PAL
Viene de la Pag. la
DIES de Que les seran cumplidas TO-
daS sus demands.
No hay IcvantamieEtOS militares CT
Portugal.

Fl Ministro de ia Rrpublica de
Portugal acrediLado ante el gObleTno
eSpaTOl hizo decIaraciOnes lerIni-
nantes a la pren>a. ncgando que IN
bieran tenIdo Iu=ar Lcvantanien'
mililares en- Ia menciQnada Repib
Ca. -
Algunos pcri3Jicos de ia mana
pub,icaron noticias en- Que Sc de
que Sc habian rebeiado algunos d
tacamentos en- important iuda
portuguesas, q
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-05-15
LOCAL
la VENGANXA DE Ia GLEbA
DE d. FEDERICO GAMBOA.

FL alma mrXirana llamaba anoeil"
al teatro "J~uar1z": la literature mo
xicana iba a ser muSicada deIc'ta-
blemrnte por Ia Scilora Martinez Y
su "trOupr'. Ia cSrncia de. artlsta,
del expatriado recorrrria sonora, rn
los p~asaics dc La Nenganza de Ia
Gleba". 81 esccnario de! teatro por
excelencia nacionalista en- San .Anto-
MO Y, sin embargo. mayor trIunlo
81 tuvo ALI antes con Rusllol. con
los QulnterO. con Guimera Y con
jantOs otros. GambOa que rs esprit
tn ]nacinnal. QUE eS TIME aztcca: que
- agIlila tir Tenoch, que IS vlrtlma
actual como ia Gas; Lota!idad de IA
colonia mcXicana aqui rcSidente, NIo
una admiration de solo IN grupo lie
una concurrencia que apenaS ;! H'-
naba POGO mas de Ia mitad del tea
trO-saI6n.
La caracteristica del egoiSmo ne
xicano aun no Sc a.vilia tras Ia from
terra en- dOnda, hljos De tOiOS PASSES
son IN aIientO. una union santa que
ronfunde y entusiasma. Gamboa, no
atrajo al Juarcz a Ia colOnia meI!-
rama Y este trisi"mcnie fuc, Que no
Irhi9 hahrrlO SiiO....
por fortuna que rI crupo de- EMU
siastas que ALI vimos page con usu-
"a ese hurahiSmo jneXplirable. f.
APPLAUSE brot6 al artisla Y a. IIbrcto.
al vivir plarido de traS FL Bravo re-
rlriado con natura.Iiad Y calOr, con
sentimiento comprendido, bien COM
prcndido.
La Nenganla de ia GIcba' no IN
vano do al litcrato Gamboa 81 ap.au-
50 mundiaI, no IN vano atrajo In
atcnri6n sobro e. scntir meyicano V
ia doctrina del Soriali,mO pUrO qu"
Su autor SuStenta. No on vano -
lama a csc hombre ~rr"ycnje. Vrr-
dadero creyentc con TN quito natu-
IA nutrido a bU"n SECURE. no I'll "a
DiginaS de- una vida clerical. Siuo IN
aqurila luz radjosa d., hUrrto Il
G"tsrmani.
III homu"r - de- i"do ' mi>rr!a.
!
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-05-15
C1ENCiiS OCULTiS.

S~err.Ia, dc los garito5. Arie de saA4r q
trtDs JOS ~-U"-oS.. o. e. o.. sL,'
la Gran NagIa >upreUia.. !pS
EucuirIaluur~. HclmOrinS ' FtlLdGN!Os t'C
la Gran NarIta AGIy!AatDra y cl fteIo Drul-
"a &C. las lIFaIiIlcs ~
:, Dragon R0Io D Il Art" dc MaAcaT d los
E~rIrI'I,~.- 81. @. ~
Manual dc Na=ia blanca 81. 39c
r...a! De Na-.G i;pia %. d. =. %. . Or
Manual de MlEla NeGld e. . . e. -2c
trgvtrafa del Rey Solomon e &c. &c
Fl pu.trr del Pe1>aIuientO. ~ GoEnIlio :
r~-l,lra- ubra para esiUttaT "a 'UeF%a ,!ei
T'L--LWIeu'0.. &c ,o'
Te,ara Gp M,la-ruS q" Ia cruz Ge LaFay&-
"a. Nertadrra jOya del oculiisme.. SIC
Ntml-abIc> Scrretos de Alberto -
GT4IIr 90 o.. 90. o.. e.. d.
4la-n Nagun de- >In CIprlano. Ediclon UNI
"a = r1mricla del faiuosp GTiWoTIo, con
Sll.raGa como Ia sofa auieaica eniFs 10
-a.~.,l- lie Ia PrgStIdI=iiarlon y Ia NaGia-
Ierr.onys d. ~c,rainotco y ~pTesud!s!'tr
ri. ,,ci ii.,.hirorn. o Ilbro de san
ifprlana. rnu IuTlnltad de S~ecre'OS .. SOC
~ nlrrIunar,p Internal. COniitne 10 Fele-
-rn.s a Ia agaTIrIuUeS, maya Dialra'
r-.a = ur-ra. adIyInaCI"neS, cOhiuFOS. tA-
~rRUtau.oCiu>. "ir. o. - e. St.'p
r.rgfls = Et'raI ne Ia Alta Nagta- ESta ODra
rn.rfx I4~ ml-J-rIos &c las cIcncllS oCul-
IA, Cg7il.uc 81 trIan=uIo Dr. Solomon, Ia
f-~llfac!oU mdEIga. ID LaDdla. stCrrLl5
DEF eN,;O. u!Er0ma1rid. ciE. H'."'
n t4~+sdern i.lbru Internal. TTatadO con-
rlr'n Dc las c.enciaS O~cultaS. Couiienc
Il Llbro Dc san Cipriano. Ia clarlcula de
Solomon. Ilvo@aciOueS. ~cOnJuToS. cl DTa-
sdn ROjo y Ia Cabrs Internal. FecetaS de
10 Enina Cleopatra. etc. Ct. ''c
81 yprdaterO DRAGON ROjC. COltien" pac-
tos mrernale>, eHcantamientOs. Incdo dc
hlrersp invisible. CtC... O.. . O.. S6.eJ
ycrtadero Horoscope para Adr"InaT el Por-
YcUlT. w
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-05-15
OBRAS DINEBeAS /.

,fw70JCue TirSt-ado para 1915 e -. 6nc
Manual De Ia Cria de Gl!lt0aS .. Sl.tV
ylgr- Al rpdrEur del MundO. llleTeSaHie re-
l.r.En uoycle>ra de IN yIaje por las nr'n-
~rtrsi.s rcsIOnes c!ldadeS Gel lHCA-
do &c 30 -
La Nrz Er IA Nd:uTgleZa. COLLECTION DC MS
ior!as ' uoyei4S morales . SA-@'
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-05-15

= = - = = = i. !. :. = !. :. :. !: = =
!. =.
]. Coinpre uSted SiemprG sus llbrOS en-
esta casa. FOR Su DaraEura ' SH ell :.
cacia an FL dcSpaChO dc los pedldoS -
: e. Ia que mayor cOnlisnza inSpira al :.
:. pubiico. =
:. :. :. :. =. Z Z 4 :. ). 5. !. :. :. I.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-05-15
CAPTURADOS oTReS
DOS De Los ASAlTANTES
De GLEN SPRINGS
SEIS SOLDAD0S AHERICANOS Los COKDQ.
JfRON EN- UN CANNON AUIOhGVl
LA PODLACION De MARATHON
TeIcgrama Especial para La PRENsA.

MARATHON, Texas, Mayo 49,
Snis so.dados del ej6rcito america
no. que forman parte de las tropas
que cruzaron Ia frontera Ell perse-
cuci6n de los asaltantes de Glen.
Springs, llegaron hoy a esta pobla-
ci6n. acompanados del diputado She
riff jim. Shoemaker, a las $50 de
la noche. cOnduciendo a dos mexlca-
nos que responder a los nombres de
TrinsitO Munoz Y Natividad Garcia
Los sO!dadOs americanoS dicen que
,oS dos detenidos pertenecen al grd-
20 que atac6 e. Poblado de Glen
Springs. Y que los capturaron a.
veinticinco millas al sur de "a linea
d~lviS0ria.
La rscoIta mencionada hizo IA
travrsia en- I'm canton automovl,
ru%os conductors asesuTan haDer
-,cy2 IL a cabo Ia apprehension de los
soSp"aho-y'. quienes dcsda llaSo
fueron oDjcto de nj H-gilancla eXH
traordinaria. pucs sacramento sc
trmia Que pUdiarT .,'apar o ma
Der SidO rescataG"> n7r suS compa-
IrrOS. Garcia y Mu.loz permanecen
alados 4 mutt. izadu5 para reallzaT'
cualQuicr intentOna de escape.
Fl arribo de los prisiOneros no
ha dejado de d~eSpertar clerta excl
tarIGn entire los habitantes de este
lugar, quienes Sc hacen innhmeras
c0~ngeturas respecto a la Suerte que
rspera a los cautivos.
Telcgrama Especial para La PRENSA.
FL PASO, Texas, Mayo H.-Un
tren de camioneS automobiles fue
enviado aver al distritn de Big Bend,
para que sean utilizadas sus maqul-.
mas en 81 aprovisionamicnto de Ia
co.umna cypedicionaria del Mayor
Lan"hornc. ..r
Dcsde que esa columna vOlante
cruzd ia Inca diviSoria, ninsunos in
formcs ST. han tenidO de ella, aun-
que Sc sabc que otras fuerzas amerl-
canas al mando del cOrOnel Macomb,
van traS ella, para rcforzarla en- c.
so necesarlO.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-05-15
0ggAS DE VENTA EN- Ia LIBERIA De IGNAC0 E. L0zANO
= ass ng azeiasds, Ia mas sgura Ia qeh ten Ell mer urtdO la qRv eme mas bsato Los

F~ilos0ria Elemental, por Bslmes. Contiene
i6glca. ElelariSicl. e.tca. etc o.. =. SIPS
nryoCionarlo GUadaiupanO.. . 25c
-GtsCj>TEO dc PerSeyeranCIa. SI.OO
los NaFtireS. o Ell TTiUarO de Ia Religion
CrIStiaua. Llbro cuTa leCiura nUS hace
aSlS,ir : Ia IUrha de dos generac!onas
rOniTaTIaS u una armada con los arreOS
d. Ia reTOc.dad, ; Ia Otra con ei S!mholo
EtLtilHs.. = @ - - -. -. -. - .. 500
FL GeDIO del Cri-lidnismo. ESta Obra. como
IL anterior. Is De las meIoreS para los
hOgareS. AInbas eSiaQ cdltadas q todo III
to 60 M
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-05-15
NOVELAS 4 sc CA.DA UNA

MaldiraS sean las MUieres
NGlaliOS sean los HOmbres.
Nglt.,aS sean las Suegras.
ArtE Ca buScar Marido.
Las Eyas NOdeTnaS-
FL NOyiO PreStado.
La Hua De las Flores.
Fl Iur@atuTlO de las Soltaras.
FL Para!SO de las Muieres.
FL Inferno &c los Eombres-
Viva nj! NOvIa!
e HdCa de los Mares
81 NaIeStaL 81 Amor
MaltlIO sea 81 Amor.
La PrilCeSa del Dollar.
Amor ' Marttriu.
La Hua de Venus.
POruut sc CaSaa los HOmbres
POTGue sc CaSaA los hombreS.
PorqEe SO Casan las Muieres.
POrGue pecan las MuIerss.
P0TCue TeLncIdan las yiudaS.
Il Collar de ESmeraldaS.
Las HAS del Champagne
II NidO De RulSelCCeS.
Las ObTcras del Amor.
e = he las NiAaS.
La Eluda Allegro.
La Nina de los JaZmlnes
C3lVaTiO De Amor.
PoT SeEuIT q una Muller.
HalditOS sean los CeloS
La Corte del Amor.
Il Alma en- III BeSo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-05-15
NOyELAS DE i0c CADA UNA.

Fl BrCerrO de ORC.
Fl HiiO MaldliO.
Fl NaQUSCTitO de mi Msdre.
Maria, pOr Jorge lsacs.
81 Cura de Aides.
Dora.
AZuCend.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-10-16

the minister had heart to heart talk
with his flock urging them to stand
by the meetings which they had voted
to have The plea was earnest and
heart searching. He asserted that it
was a most difficult thing in this city
to mobilize the protesting Christian
forces. He appealed to the congrega-
tion still remaining in the house, many
of whom were nto protesting Chris
tians, if worldly professors were not a
hindrance to them in coming to
Christ. The appeal was endorsed by
many mods of the head from promi-
nent people present There was a large
gathering of men and women around
the altar for prayer AMI renewal of
their VOWS to God The outlook is
Frightening. Meetings will be held ev-
cry night this week.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-10-16
THE EVENING SERVICE

called on the women of his congrega-
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-10-16

NdHtu uu lut Nplltu VI MS NOhSl tSd
ton
THE EVENING SERVICE
\ large congregation was present,
filling the house, Sunday evening The
choir platform was full and the sing
ing was at its best. Genuine progress
was made in the purpose of the mis-
sion. DR.. Cooper spoke on Taking
Our Stand" basing his sermon on Acts
11:23. lie said that God called all
men to take their stand on the Lords
side The call comes in many ways
and is trust upon us. We cannot avoid
it, No one can hide from God. We
cannot escape him. Barnabas, a good
man. full of the Holy Spirit and faith.
went to Antioch, a large and wicked
city, to establish the new converts
there. in the midst of their trials as
disciples of the new despised and per
secuted faith. His characted and en-
dowmcnt of the Spirit, and good com.
mon sense resulted in the further
ance Of the splendid revival that had
blessed the people. We want men like
hi mnow. Such men God will hear and
their efforts he will bless. His name
means "Son of Consolation" What n
monuments uch a record Is to any
man We ought 20 covet it with all
our hearts. II meant a great deal TO
confess Christ in such a city as An
tioch. The whole tide of everything
there was against the new disciples
but God was with them and they be-
came the greatest church in early
history. They put up a heroic fight
for their faith in Christ and they won
gloriously
Great encouragement was held out
TO them to make their stand good and I
firm on the Lords side They would
become associated with the very best
people in that city whose ideals and
ambitions were the very highest and
whose services to humanity were the
very best Their side was right and
good. and God would help them keep
it, In declaring themselves for Christ
they would help others TO do so. One
man strengthens another. Men lean
upon each other in religion. Their side
was sure 10 win II is winning now.
The argument and appeal. while ad-
dressed to ALL was specially applied
last night to people who were under
stiod TO be protesting Christians. and
they were urged to take their stand
on the right side in this revival, and
to receive the liberty for service which I
the Holy Spirit will give
An aftermeeting was held in which
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-10-16

II your child starts in its sleep,
grinds its teeth while sleeping, picks
at the nose, has a bad breath, tickle
appetite, pale complexion, and dark
rings under the eyes; it has worms;
and as long as they remain in the in
testines. that child will be sickly.
WHITES CREAM VERMIFUGE
clears out the worms, strengthens the
stomach and bowels and puts the little
one on the road to health and cheer
fulness. Price 25c per bottle. Sold by
Ringer Drug Co.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-10-16

OF
ON
def
ma
con
lest
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-10-16

decided to try a bottle Of Lydia Z. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound 1t worked
from the first bottle, so l took a second
and a third. also a bottle of Lydia f.
Pinkham's Blood Purifier, and now am
just as well as any other woman. ad-
wise every woman. single or married,
who is troubled with any Of the afore-
said ailments. to try your wonderful
Vegetable Compound and Blood Purifier
and | am sure they will help her to get
rid Of her troubles. - Mrs. ELSIE J.
WANDER SANDE, Goodwin Street, Pat
erson, n. J.
Women suffering with any form Of
female ills. or any symptoms that they
do not understand. are invited TO write
the Lydia +. Pinkham Medicine Co,
Lynn, Mass. (conhdentiaD, and receive
sdyiee wholly free Of cost
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-10-16
THE REVIVAL
IS GROWING
IN INTEREST
DESPITE INCLlNEMENT WEATHER
DR.. COOPER PREACHED TO
TWO GOOD SIZED coNGREGA.
TIoNS YESTERDAY.

In spite of the storm there was a
rising tide of real religious interest
at the Broadway Baptist Church Sun
day morning. This was noticeable in
the Bible school where 1876 were
in attendance. This was also apparent
in the increased size of the morning
congregation. Not only was the old
guard present but also many new
faces. The subject was "The Depart
ing Savior and the Promised Power"
Acts IS.
In developing his theme the minis.
ter said in part;
First, that the disciples We're dis
tressed about what Christ's purposes
were in regard to the future. whether
he was about to restore the lost tenn
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-10-16
Despondencv

When you feel discouraged and de-
spondent do not give up but take a
dose OF Chamberlain's Tablets and you
are almost certain to feel all right
very often due TO indigestion and bill
iousness, for which these tablets are
especially valuable. obtainable every
where.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-10-16

made me feel happy
and healthy. Some
time ago | felt so
run down, had pains
in my back and side.
was very irregular.
tired, nervous. had
such b ad dreams,
did not feel ike eat
ing and had short
breath. Tread your
advertisement in
tho uGyeunngrs aud
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-10-16
Liable to Be Mad, Anyway.

"a man who gifts mad If he can't
have his own way" said Uncle Eben,
'is liable to be jes' as mad after he
gifts it cause ii didn't work out accord
in To his calculations"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-10-16
BAD DREAMS
ARE SYMPTOMS
I'll Health the Cause-Many
Alarming Symptoms of Wo-
mems Ailments How Cured.

Paterson, Nj" | thank you for the
Lydia +. Pinkham remedies as they have
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-12-13
War Must End Soon Or International
Athletics Will Be Ruined For Years

NEW YORK, Dec 10 i Mess the war
ring nations OF the old world call hhli
in hostilltlcs pretty soon an hopes for in
teruntionnl athletic competition within
tho next two or three decades can be
Kissed goodhy such competition now has
smmered down 10 % dual contest between
Cuclr sam and the scandinavian athletes.
and immedine prospects are that they
will continue battling along until another
crop OF athletes can arise from the crosa
marked ruins OF the other side.
The entry Of either the United StatFt
Norway or Sweden into the maelstr0m
would completely kill all forms Of inter
national athletics as far as the eye can
see
The Americans who returned short
time ago from the games at stockholm
brought word that practically every
European athlete worthy OF the name "
either In the trenches or has been taken
out OF them TO return no more
Ernie Hicrtberg, the noted swedish
trainer. who for the last several Ncnri
has been training scandinavian Nouths
under the direction OF the government
returned on the same steamer that
brought Ted Meredith, Fred Murray. Joe
oomis Andy Ward and Bob simpson
He said Europe now is athetca'ly bank
rupt. and 1t viii take years 'ur re-
juvenatiOn
Even those athletes who hnvc SUI
yivcd the shrnpucl the gas, the bombs
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-12-13
National Clubs
Must Hold Team
To Twenty-Five

NEW YORK, Dec. 13--After voting
yesterday to abolish the disability list,
but raise the player limit from twenty
one To twenty two, the board OF direc-
tots Of the National league today faced
some OF its more trying subjects. includ
ing the lifting OF the draft from tho
class AA leagues and changes In tho
rules governing the worlds series
Last season was the banner year for
baseball In the National lengue. rresi-
dent Tcncr announced. the attendance
exceeding the previous high mark set In
1909 More bnschalls were used however.
NOuH year.
President TCner recommends change
In the worlds scries rules which would
give all first division clubs share in
the proceeds
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BRlCKBATS NOT PART OF
FOOTBALL, HEST0N SAYS

o%> FTROlT. Dec Ia willie. li"s-
II N ton, thy greatest hnlimrk ever
~ d,yyuprd ut thc University OF
Michigan. now ls Hon William
" II,stuu, Justice OF th" peace, In
Detroit
one II the first cases the mnAls-
'rn', tried after his election had {"
uo with football
John Atkins. star Of n team com
uusrt of negro nthlrtrs WAS lhD doe
t,udrnt II NoskoNitch WAS the COM
uInlug witness
Nuskovltcu was strulling with n
friend As they approached 'rndE
and Antoine streets. there WAS "a
boom. "a roar and a brown missile
tore or Noshoyitch's hat
An argument followed. nnd 80 the
parties vcr, summoned to appear bee
fore iloaton
Noskoyiyh declared he didn't mind
the Whnok ON the head which hr Ir-
y,l,od from the football but Insist
cl that somebody followed up the Rt-
tack with brick and that the hrtrk
hit him where hlg hat had been Doe
fore the football carried it away
llcston listened patiently
Football ls "a nice game, hat bricks
are no part ot it he said tnlumnlg
ps be fined Atkins SO.
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Trapshooting Is Major Sport;
Millions Spent By Shooters

NEW YORK. Dec l9-Oncc upon "A
time trupshuutcr was as scarce as gee
cream parlurs IN the sahara desert hnl
It's different now. Irtpshooiug mas hh-
NanCcd TO the ranking Of "A major port
and It's dcVot ccs are ucttaslus WIN al .
most the same rnpdlV AS the mHh cost
OF existence
Five years ago there were i9o reg
istrrcd gun clubs and about 10000 shoot.
ets scattered throughout dear old United
States and territories. And lh'ic are
+.l0S clubs and 100000 count .tm gun
men and Eunwomtu.
In the oldcu days the shooting sport
was supposed TO be- for men only htI
you know those guis, Os.hl always
odiuE INTO mems affairs lh'S hytAh
10 take an interest in this explosive
pasumr three or four year. aso, ana n"N
there's ut least 10000 women throughout
the country who find health ana pleas
urc iu busting clay targets INTO mluulD
fragments
100000 Invested in Sport
Four million dollars the plo" of eight
dozen ,EEs or two aud one hdll tons OF
anthracite at prevailing prices ls spent
annually 10y trlpshuutyrs tul targets and
shells. n costs about {a0oo,ooO more
for CHl fare, railroad fares, hotel hils,
etc So the yearly outlay Tor the reg
uors nppruNmntcs NNu.Uoo more, per
haps than ~ spent hy amy other crowd
OF sport men Tor mere "upkccp cost
About {-o.OOuOUO IL invested IN CLUBS,
ranges, targets machines. etc The guns,
iaml odS cleaners tOggery. etc, cost to
each trnpshootcr averages {i5 which
means about Si5 600, ,pOu invested In per
sonul uaraphcrnalid 10y the too 600 shoot
crs. OF StU,OOO,buO in standing Investment
Frank NJ lroch Of Vancouver. Wash ,
IL the Champion OF Champions" lie
annexed h,s title In St Louis last sum
mer durus the big shoot there That
contest brought together pll the state
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and the hayoncts have hccn lrrcpnrably
ruined physically by the months In
slushy trenches and the rlgOrs Of wnr
generally Hundreds OF them have been
Killed and other hundreds manned and
broken for lifc that n not much better
than death
s..d,, ,o co,,l,u. R.I,,lo,.
-,
S"cu'h' however WIN 'ohuhur ~
h'hi''Iv t,a,'uhs WIN HI'.I,.' 1 1V
p'''H 10 heHu 'ehin "N't h',o .'N Nuil,
nrr III return lot 'he Nlslt nl ,h' HlnttI,
cans thls iall ~ N praC,lvn', nHNurru W
mat next summer games WI p' nein w
-. LOUIS ana lhe N,sl,ors WI, e'fhkc VI,
a. 'Ilu",l w ,ua,,i i Nv, ',,,t ", t