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The Washington times., 1916-12-10

white House aides must be baehe-
WIN Attend May
Psrties n 20. Dsvias. v 4,
Upon being relieved, about Decem-
Der rs, Jack will 80 to. 81. Davids TO
attend a number of partics which are
being arranged In honor OF the Young
William, Baird, win go UP January. !
| to attend the wedding and wifi prob
ably be accompanied by Mrs. Baird Y
brother law and sister. oenera'
Jack win tsSe HIS bride on we'd
ding trip for about a fortnight. the
remainder of his leavcNbeing divided
between his family and hers. They
Will sail op the. February TRANSPORT
for Honolulu. where, Jack has been
blossom Reed and her mother, Mrs.
Walter, Reed. left Washington this
morning for San Antonio, Tex, where
bes IL to DIR. Richard l.. Cook. They
will arrive IN San Antonio on Wednes-
dag and stop at the WeDgef Hotel.
I'm Thursday morning they VIII pc
married very quietly, with just a
rectory of one OF the churches there.
All the details will be settled after
they reach their destination. The
exact hour has not been determined
yet. nor Blossoms costume. though i
| suspect that she will wear stunning
grey silk dress, which ] saw In her
wardrobe. with a large black picture
hat, which makes her look prettier
than ever, and Blossom In always
pretty.
VIII Go West For To-.
short weddins Trip.
After n wedding breakfast at the
hotel, DIR. Cook and his bride will so
on a short wedding trip somewhere
on the coast OF Texas. They have a
cunning bungalow. all furnished and
waiting for It's mistress. on tho out
largo collection OF wedding gifts that
Blossom has already received
Dr. Cook. who IA a lieutenant In
tho medical reserve corps Of the
army. has been In San Antonio since
last June. He and Blossom are both
from Washington, have known each
other for many years. and have been
know, was the DR.. Walter Reed who
died n martyr to his efforts to eradi.
cate yellow fever.
Dr. Cooks father, DR., wyeth Cook.
has been prominent in his profesaion
for many years In Washington. DIR.
and Mrs. Cook still live in the lovely
old Cook home In Thomas Circle.
Mrs. Reed will remain In San An.
tonic a while. then Will go to New
Orleans for a visit, ON the return
trip she will stop at n number OF
Southern cities. only, reaching this
neck o. the woods In time to psepare
for the opening OF the walter Reed
summer camp for boys on her estate
near Blue Ridge Summit, Pa, early
In June. Last year was the arst sea.
son for the camp, which was great
success, Mrs. Reed receiving more sp-
plicants than she could accept.
Helen Smith 20 Ne
Married December r.
Helen Braconier Smith has selected
December 20 for her marriage to
Lieut.. John Howard Hoover. u. =. ~.
As the date ir much earlier than
originally intended, the wedding viii
be very quiet. with only relatives and
q very few intimate friends present.
o'clock at the home OF the bride. In
Nineteenth street, the Rev. Father
Maclin. Of 81. Peters Catholic Church,
The Washington times., 1916-12-10

Legion Of Honor for her work among
the soldiers,
Many Intercsting weddinEs
VIII Take Place Soon.
e Many interesting weddings are on
the carpet, and several viii take place
within the next few weeks. Perhaps
the most thrilling is the marriage of
Mrs. Isaac T. Mann's brother. Howard
Meyers. OF Bramwell, w. Va, to his
and her-adopted sister, Hannah
Henley. Isn't that romanticl ,
A man and n girl who have grown
up together as brother and sister to
suddenly discover that they are In
love with each other! II certainly
speaks volumes for their dispositions,
a. they must know each other thor
oughly. They are both peaches" as
the boys say. and will make most
attractive pair. Both have visited tho
Manns frequently and have scores OF
friends hero.
Hannah IL here now. the guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. Mann and is putting the
finishing touches. on her trousseau.
Howard will come to town immcdi-
stely after the Christmas holidays to
make finsl preparations for che wed
ding, which will take place on Decem-
Der 30 At the Mann residence In Six.
tenth street.
wedding IL 10 Ne
a. Quiet AFFAIR. :
II 10 to be . quiet AFFAIR. with only
. few intimate friends among tho
guests. Howard and his bride will
mako their home In Bramweii. He
owns several dourishing coal minep
located at Yukon, several hourss
train ride from Bramwell. -
Catherine Burdette will be the only
sridesmaid at the marriage OF Ruth,
Parker, her aunt, and Bob Dove on
January 3. and Myron Parker, jn.
for at $3.50 o'clock at the Parker home
In Vermont avenue and will be per-
formed by Monsignor Mackin, Of 81.
Paurs Catholic Church. A large re-
csption will follow at 4 o'clock at
Rauscher's. Mr.. Dove has taken q
house In Northampton street, Chevy
Chase, Nd, Where he and his bride
will take up their residence immedi.
ately upon their return from their
wedding journey.
Another white House aide, this
time Lieut.. Jack Baird. y. y. NJ, Will
cease 10 be an aide on December 20,
for he will be married on January .
to Helen Bates. of 81. Davids. Pa
Otherwise. Jacks detail with Colonel
Harris would have lasted another
year or more. but by unwritten law.
The Washington times., 1916-12-10
JEAN ELIOT WRITES
aOFSOCIETY EVENTS
News and Gossip Of Week Of
the Smart Set in Ma
tons Capital.
continued from Eighth Page,

fnent. Mrs. Wharton, by the way, has
recently been given the cross of the
Legion Of Honor for her work among
the soldiers,
The Washington times., 1916-12-10

3 The cretonne tables. crowded they with the
best that the market affords are ceners of activity
this department No matter for what purpose you intend
it, you will find something to please you here, and
prices you viii admit most moderate Select at use 35s
soc soc, 75t, and 81 90 yard ,'4
The Washington times., 1916-12-10

Reproductions of famous paintings,
made frames. These are peculiarly suitable +
SITS to $3.50 each. X -.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-01
FULTON IS MAN
To TACKLE JESS
Big Rochester, Mimi, Bat
tier is Now Developed To
a Stage Where Would
Make Willard Go.
By MERLIN NJ. TAILOR.

Chicago, Ill, Dec If Jess Will
lard, heavyweight champion Of the
world, is spelling for a scrap. as he is
reported by manager Tom Jones, he
needn't look any further than Roches-
ter. MINI. One Fred Fulton. no lives
there. also is aching for a quarrel And
WIZARDS statement that there is no
one fit for him to clinch with, not
withstanding. Fulton just now looms
up as real contender for the heavy
weight laurels
Fulton viii be he heavyweight
champion before the end of 1917 says
4. veteran Chicago sporting writer
That is, IL he gets Willard into the
same ring with him
He had just returned rom the ring
side at Eau Claire. Wis. and had seen
Fulton demolish Andre Anderson the
big Swede, in two short rounds It
was a new Fulton he and the other
spectators saw in action How and
where Fulton got the sudden improve
ment which was manifest in the all too
short scrap with Anderson has not been
told, but 1t is there. and if he engages
in a battle with Willard, those who
are accustomed 10 trail along with
a champion in all his fights. would do
well 20 think twice before betting the
family Jewels on Willard
Fulton always was big anl he had
the reach. Now he has developed
speed on his feet. clever ring general
snip and punching ability His ring
posture is simiiSr . mat o. Bob Eftz-
simmons in als palmy days. re strikes
9ut with terrific force from ,he shoul-
der and his body is behind the punch.
II IS deadly and IL is accurate. His
confidence Is great and ne awaits only
the end Of Wizards circus contract 10
start campaign for a match with
him
Willard, should they meet-and there
are several persons angling for the
ma tch-win meet his equal III strength
and size.
It should be q great battle when
they get together. probably the hardest
N " hich Willard ever engaged, and
Willard will not be an Overwhelming
favorite with those who have seen the
new Fulton in action.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-01

ling followers as pal" was born in
Superior Wis. "a years ago today. Pal
started his professional career as
knight OF the gloves when he was only
IS years old Most of his early contests
were staged in Minnesota and WiScon-
sin, and he had numerous knockouts to
his credit. Late IN 1911 he went to New
Orleans and defeated Joe Thomas In
1912 most OF his principal battles were
fought in Canada. He twice defested
Fighting Dick Hyland in IS round con
tests in Calgary. and outpointed Kid
Scaler in Edmonton In 1913 he bested
Jack Redmond ia Milwaukee. and, after
several other bouts. sailed for Aust
tralia. Pal started well in the Anti
podes by defeating Hughey Michigan,
the Australian lightweight champ, but
in a return bout Michigan had the best
of the argument. and Brown was also
defeated by Herb Mccoy and Harry
stone in sydney
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-01


AL trains arrive and depart from Union
station. foot OF san Francisco street All
arrivals and departures given in Z Faso or
mountain standard time
SANTA Re
For Albuquerque. Denver Chicago, Los
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-01

BE. and acquiring a perfect aplonlb. as
IL IS called OF power OF keeping the
true center Of gravity IN every position,
ana OF extending the BODY and limbs
L. the extreme length and recovering
again without pause OF difficulty The
practice OF boxing also gives to those
proficient IN II A remarkable power OF
calmly looking danger IN the eye, and
preserving both the temper and the
courage under trying circumstances I'M
rutfled. The prize ring inOculated GER
tain rules, 10 transgress which was re-
-aEdeQ as infamous. as. TO strike below
The belt. to strike a man when he was
down. TO catch hold Of the hair: to bite.
KICK or in1llct any hurt. except with
the smut hand; and above all, to take
ouQs against single man, or 10 hurt q
child or woman. These rules became the
rules Of the whole English people: and
IN case OF quarrel occurring, the
casual bystanders would form a ring
ara insist on the rendition of fair play.
IL IS said that this sport encourages in
dlvidual and. therefore. national cour-
age; that NJ leads TO general sense
Jlat 81 dlscOurages and renders In
famous the use OF the knife and Of
deadly weapons, that malice. rancor.
and slanderous gossip were kept down
hy the resort to the fist duelIO. and
that il was an excellent thing to teach a
man that II is not good or safe for him
TO utter any thing with his tongue
which he is not able and ready to main
tain with his hands"
From this account il would seem that
bONiuG. which has been 50 vigorously
denounced bv the moralists i'm reality
marked great advance iU civilization
IN England. and the same was true Of
America. Tor duels with sword and pis
tOl. and ferocious rough-snd- tumble
battles were frequent until the fistic
code was introduced
TO-DAY N TT GJITsTIC Annals
Lawrence Brown. better known 20
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-01

4 FTER months OF Industrious
u training. Jess willard was able
= - TO make pa pounds for his Jack
Johnson fight
The best Willard could do IN the re-
ducing line for the Frank Moran quar-
rel was 259. although he exercised
violently for about six weeks
And now after six months OF circus
idling, how much do you think he
weighs
"e7O-and not an ounce more says
Tom Jones.
"300-easyC said Jim Cofforth.
"S5O-or more declared a fight fan
who saw Willard recently
Jess weighs 263 pounds. asserts Mrs
And there you are.
Make room for George Gipp.
please. in the corridors of fame.
He captains the Notre Dame
'freshies.' and just recently made
a 61-yard drOp-kick, which Is
within two yards OF the worlds
record
And when that fellow gets n
little more experience why he'll
well. just keep your eyes on him.
advises Jesse Harper, coach at the
Indiana Institution.
Gipp performed the trick in a
game against the Western Normal
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-01

true and tried. IS always obtainable
at any drug store It has proven its
value in thousands Of cases. It will
DO so in your case Get 5 : : at
once and begin treatment If yours
is q long standing case. be sure 10
write the Swift Specific Co. Atlanta.
Ga. for medical advice It is free.
They will tell you how this purely
vegetable blood tonic cleanses the i'm
purities from the blood 5y literally
washing ii clean They will prove to
you that thousands of sufferers from
Catarrh, after consistent treatment
with 5 S :, have been freed from the
trouble and its disagreeable features
and restored 70 perfect health and
vigOr- Don't delay the treatment. Take
: :. :. at Once.-Adv
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-01
PORTDOPE =:

school eleven, OF Kalamazoo. Mich
Earlier in the fray he attempted =
-dropper" from the 50-yard mark.
but the effort fell short Later on
Gipp got the ball on his own 81
ward line. Naturally. everyone e1-
pected a punt But Gipp. to the
utter amazement of onlOOkers,
dropped the said oall upon terra
firna. booted 1T On the rebound
and over the crOssbar II did go
The Hopeful stake. TO be run in Sar-
atOga- y y, next summer will be me
richest two year old event Of the sea
son, S25. 600 already is guaranteed and
the total may go beyond $4,000 before
raOe day.
~Eeho's VINO in this welterweight d.
vision. anyway
Jack Britton claims the champion
ship because nc won from Ted Lewis
who won from Willie Richie However.
Richie has a win over Britton- Sol
der Bartfield also beat Brirtou, bur
Mike O-DOwd beat him. and both Lewis
and Britton walloped Nike
AND now the masked marvel cult
has invaded the horse shows One OF
its members-Of feminine persuasion
hoped into Madison square garden,
New York, during the recent equinine
exhibit. took unto herself a mount.
cantered around, made big Inland
then vanished.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-01
Pitt Guard Would Make a
Good Man To Try Some
of These Would-Be
White Hopes On.

Pittsburg, Pa, Dec John Bain
Sutherland, of Pitt. who ranks as one
OF the best football guards in America,
never played the American game until
two years ago. He is a Scot and went
to the University OF Pittsburg for his
schooling direct from his domicile over
the sea.
Sutherland. by the way is an all
around athlete and his boxing p-owess
has influenced many enthusiastic fight
promoters TO urge him to become a
professional heavyweight when he
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-01
To Cure Catarrh
You Must Purify Your Blood

Specialists IN Catarrh troubles have
agreed that IL is an infection of the
blood The laboratories Of the Swift
Specific Co have proven 1t. Once you
get your blood free from impurities
eleansed Of the Catarrhal poisons. 10
when II is now prey, because of its
unhealthy state--then you viii be re-
heved OF Catarrh-the dripping in the
throat. hawking and splitting raw
sores in the nostrils. and the disagree
able bad breath Il was caused, in the
ilrst place, because your Impoverished
blood was easily infected Possibly a
slight cold or contact with someone
who had cold. But the point is
don't suffer with Catarrh-it IS mot
necessary The remedy s :. $. dis
covered over fifty years ago. tested.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-01
TRAPa1zd FIELD
CFIPs FROM the CLAWS

=
The Portland COre) Gun club has
erected cement trap houses.
.PennsylvanR has 159 clubs enrolled
nj the 4. A T A
The membership Of the American
Amateur Trapshooters' association is
increasing by leaps and bounds II is
something that all trapshoOters and
trap clubs should affiliate with
Canadian trapshooters are looking
forward TO the time wnen they can
have an organization like the A A T
A Canadian clubs are joining the
American body. When the time is ripe
they viii become affiliated with the
Canadian organization
Organizers Of trapshooting clubs
evidently 90 not know that the inter
state association gives trophies TO
newly organized clubs. OF the many
organized IN October only two put in
claims They were the Garrett Gun
club OF Garrett Ind and the Oak
Creek Gun club. Of Oak Creek. Col.
Gun clubs of EIgin. Belvidere Ma
rengo, wheaton McHenrv, Rockford,
Maple Creek and Aurora have planned
nois-
the Pennsylvania railroad east OF
Pittsburg. Pa, there is a trapshootinE
stub, and in many of them more than
one
II would be a good idea for gun
clIbs. where they are having a two
or three-day shoot. TO fill in the holes
dug By the shooters at the close Of
each days shooting. II isn't every
one that can shoot out Of excavations.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-01
HERE'S ANOTHER HEAVY BATTLER

graduates. But Sutherland is going
10 be a dentist
Two winters ago. Sutherland. who
towers 81 and beams 19O-entered a
boxing tourney in MckeesporL Pa
lust for fun" Pat Heron and Boo
Peck, fellow footballers for the Pan
theirs. went along TO act as towel
sWingers and seconds
When Peck and Heron saw Suth-
lands opponent they begged the Pitt
boy to duck" The rival siugSer
weighed only $50 pounds, was several
inches taller than Sutherland. had
tremendous reach and the reputation
for being a great boxer and Kill
'em-dead" hitter
Sutherland wouldn't beat it-so Peck
and Heron did. They rushed out TO
get an ambulance and nurses and
doctors and em5alming fluid and
shrOud for Sutherland. When they
got back the fight was Overland a
doctor was needed SOr Sutherlands
foe. The colIegian ait the other fellow
just Once-and goodnight
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-01
BOXING IN THE OLD DAYS.

An encyclopedia of three-Quarters Of
century ago contains much that is
quaint and amusing to Goth century
readers. In those days when the rail-
way was in its infancy and most Of
the necessities OF latter DAY civiliza-
ton. such as electric lights the tele-
Craph. baseball and machine guns. were
undre7med Of. the compilers of an en-
cvclopedia could devote more space to
sports and pastiInes. II is from such
compendium Of wisdom that the fol-
Loving selections from an article or
Boxing have been extracted
In the reigas OF the princes of the
house Of Brunswick We find the prize
ring regularly established: a champion
O. England was named. wearing a belt
Of honor won by having proved himself
The best pugilist in England and held
On the condition Of meeting all Corners,
on penalty Of surrendering il, If de-
Ginning the trial or beaten by the ad-
versary- From that time il became the
usual mode Of deciding all disputes
among the lower or middle classes. who
rracticed and studied the art as as
siduously as did gentlemen a few years
earlier that OF fencing. and the hum
bier classes the art Of fighting with
clubs or sticks Nor did gentlemen re-
fuse to practice boxing. as a means OF
protection against the assaults OF in
feliors. and still more as the best sys-
TEN of gymnastics for bringing all the
limbs under perfect command, render
ing every part OF the body plant. flezi-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-01
XAN HALTRAN IN BUSINESS.

George Van Haltran. former famous
center fielder of the New York Giants
and Pirates. is now in the landlord
game His real estate operations give
rise 10 belief that he is well off. Van
says that he only works when the no.
ton strikes him Before ne became a
national baseball star he learned the
lathers and plasterer's trade He
takes a turn ut il now and then. but
his real estate investments appear TO
have nroElded aEainsl old age.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-01
ARTHuR sHAFER NEEDS.

Announcement comes from Indian
apolis Of the marriage of Arthur CTil-
ie) Shafer. formerly. OF the New York
Giants. to Miss Gwendolyn Worthing-
ton of that city. They will reside in
California where Shafer has been in
business since he deserted the Giants
after the close of the 1913 season.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-01

NSron Is Jackson. OF Norwici. has
been elected captain or the Trinity
college football team. OF Hartford.
Conn for next yeaa
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-01

MANN \ COACH.
Leslie Mann. speedy outfieIder Of the
Cubs, has gone from his old home in
Lincoln, Neb. to Amherst, where he
puts in the winter coaching the Am
herst college basket ball team. The
Chicago National club has requested
him to give up his coaching Job.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-01
LUBBOCK. TENAS. PLAINS AND TATUBI.
NV MEN-. AUTO In

Leaves Lubbock Tex. daily except sunday
20 a. m Tor Meadow. BroWufielG. Come.
Plains Gronco and Tatum. New Mez- cars
make connections at Tatum for LovinEton
and Carlsbad Return triD iesves T-turu a.
6 A. IN daily except sunday Arrives -
Luhbl- - . p. same Lag.
Fare from Lubbock NeadoW So 20
EroWufield. S. 20 COM $3.50. 20 Plains.
So TO Bronco s.; 10 Taturn S.
On all round trips one dollar off O. a.
Abbott & Souz- Iuhhoca. Tea Phones SIS.
$50 T.uhroch- Texas.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-01

on me; 50 can you Ask for n A Barry.
Engie. y n
LORDSBURG, TYRONE. SILVER CITY
auto leaves LordsburE daily I p m via
Tyrone; leaves Silver City daily a n, via
Tyrone Through fare one way IS: round
trip So Silver City to Tyrone one way
burg. y NJ, Broadway Hotel. Silver City.
y. u
SILVER CITY-MOGOL.LON stage line, one
way. $50: round trip SIS. Stanley stezmer-
L passenger car Wire OF write FOR Re1erTs-
ton Eight years experience Aogolloa road
Frank Townsend. P. o. bex T02 Phone 2ss,
Silver City.
TULAROSA-AIEsCALER auto leaves Tulz-
rosa for Mes,alsro daily 50 round trip. Fars
70 AlemogoruO, 81 D. W Shoemaker Auto
Line. TularOsa. N NJ
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-01

Center Goodwin. OF Auburn leaped
into the air and intercepted "a forward
pass made 10y Florida and ran 80 Yards
for a Touchdown.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-01
SPORTOGRAPHY ~c1 BY

Faith. Hope. and Charitu.
Faith bids put our trust in things
Believing that the souls the body's
Tenant.
By this same virtue of the human bean
The fans Of taiIend towns know there's
pennant.
Hone springs eternal in the human
Yep. while there's life there is a ray
of hope:
This gives to cellar fans their one sole
And saves them from the river or the
rope.
Charfty's n virtue that's very rare
And covers a vast multitude of sins;
Let br~~Hent fans their troubles nObIy
Fen # their players are but bum has
beens.
n ASEBALL is dead and college foot
ball dying. but the poker season is
~ just getting under way
A lot Of fellows who don't know any
thing about baseball. football or psker
admit their ignorance OF baseball and
football.
Aias iOr the BOOo old days Wnen loot
hall players seldom survived the season
intact boxers fought Tor a living and
pocket billiard experts were called pool
sharks.
With the FEDS and the Jersey City In
ternationais out Of business. and the
Newark Internationals a Door rawing
card this year. the mosquitoes in the
NV jersey ball Yards have been re-
0uced TO skin and bones. and unless
relief is supplied. IL is feared they viii
never get through the winter. Those
wishing TO help may send contributions
70 the Mosquito Relief Fund. care Of
this newspaper
Grouchv Gus -avs= sChriStmaS
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-01
LOyINGTON, PLAISTTEW AND TATUM.
NEW MEX. AUTO MAIL LINE.

Laws Iat1m Z a. m Mondays. Wednes-
Gays and Fridays for Lexington. maktiiS
connections at Lovington for Carlsbad ard
sIl points in Pecos valley Returning leaTes
Lovington L D. m on Mondays Wednesdays
and Fridays for PisiuvieW, Mcdonald. King.
Scott and Tatun- Fare one way Tatun 10
LovinEton. 81: round trip. S5-5o. 80 pounds
baggage carried free. L H James, Istunl,
New Mexico