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PROPOSAA.
NEW JERsEY-Atisntic City.

Proposals for shekevs;-ofnes Of Depot
ou~artsrmsstsr. Philadelphia Pa. Ssslsd
proposals will he received here until 1906
seiock y. NJ, December .. ieis, for mama
fasturtng Nd delivsving 1t this Oep0l
o.1oo ouckees. Insermattoa - aODsiaa41oo.
The sun., 1916-12-04
Frank Walker. Auctioneer

VIII sell beginning tomorrow. Tuesday.
Dec. 8. and continuing "Wednesday. Al 10 80
A. NJ, each day, ut the new spacious sales.
rooms building. Clio broadway. Brooklyn.
Inspection to-day. Monday. Dec. 4, 10 4. NJ
until 1850 J.. NJ. Auctioneers phone 2Sss
Williamsburg.
The sun., 1916-12-04
THE WEATHER FORECAST FOR
TO-DAY AND TOMORROW
Steamship Arrivals and Departures-Outgoing
> Foreign Mails.
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
United States Coast and 0eodetic 0urvsy-
Standard Time.
sun rises. ...7:o2AM Sun sete .....t:DYx
Noon eets......c0 90 A N
HIGH WATER THIS DAY.
Sandy Hook. .s:itAM Gov. Island. $50 AN
Hell 0ate......6:s AM
Low WATER THIS DAT.
Sandy Hook .s;ss Al Gov, Island n: IL An
Hell 0ate......ri!s 81 A N
ARRrvED-suNDAY. pecemosr, ..
ss Niretia, i:E A. NJ. 81. Nassirc. Now
S. Soori.S Painc IS IS A. r.. y. kSssir:.
Sc Hypa,i.. 8 r, NJ. Liverpool, Ney. o..
,. :: zes Nan With h6er's' IL" A. NJ. ss''
So wakasa Maru. 1910 p. NJ. Rio Jsnsiss.
8. sprsm.scs, ~ 4 IA sspsissc; rcy 9.
8. Nicholas cunso. $50 p. ~ cssnfussss.
SIS Hamilton. Norfolk, psa 4
So Fl Rio, Galveston. Nov. Il.
So Pawnee. PhiladelphiA. Dec Z
ARRIVED FROM NEW YORK.
g Nieuw Amsterdam. ss ROTTERDAM.
Be- Oswego. n Huh.
Sc Santa Roselis, NJ Crfsto0Ai.
So Alamo. at Mobile.
g Concho, a. Ksx Yves.
8 8 S SHGss1 =. 4 ko Sa :
SAILED FOR NEW YeRx.
g Chicago, from Bordeaux.
g. 2: s &, s:ni' .r sss~ .a ax:sDsSin,
5: senator. " rom Il" Boston Mn"
The sun., 1916-12-04
SALES by AUCTION.
Wholesale and Retail Stock Of
DIAMONDS

An elegant Pearl and Diamond Coil~rett-
cost ~. 500. !. 500 IA Ladies and Gents
and Watch Bracelets. Gold rlled
Silver and Pearl Watches, 800 movements In
cases. y and lilo solc hl!ed jew
rlry, sterling silver. SilNerware. Rogers and
Flatware. Inventory SGT, 900 90.
BROOKLYN PURCHASING SYNDIrArE
The sun., 1916-12-04

HousEwoRKER - Furnished geem
house; Sleep out; small wash. YEMDI
Teieph one S<ss Hsrlsm.
The sun., 1916-12-04

WANTED - Experiences gas httsrs:
steady employment; apply PUBLIC SER
VICE GAS co. i7s EnEls St. Enslswood.
n. j,
The sun., 1916-12-04

OFFICE-Young man In once: must have
some knowledge OF typewriting and ste
nography. BOHMER 4 CO.. Astoria. L. !. C.
The sun., 1916-12-04

Edt8ho1S t0shpSrAVurO, ", HtuLs ~
Lewsst temperature. u. a. Use \ II
Average temperature. 20.
The sun., 1916-12-04

SAILED FOR NEW YONK.
q Chicago, from Bordeaux.
Sc 81. Paul. from Liverpool.
So Apache. from Jacksonville.
Rs ComAl. from Key West.
s. Senator, from Boston,
The sun., 1916-12-04

Iron Steamboat Do
PisniS "a Str. TAURUS

Daily at . 4. u. tom Pier I. ~. n. OkIY.
oAr. Restaurant. 1ait Tackle. etc. on eeArt
HARE. Wsekdays. el.o0; Bundays. o1.e2
Oxford eagle., 1916-08-24
BOARD PROCEEDINGS

yenie1es Of ne travelling pu5E-- ard IA.
your hcnorzols oo6y create sad Ds-rc.
hersraftsr 6sscuosd- Into = s=1arzts
Road Osscn1t u15sr sad az ard iss-e
bonds fer the purpose q constructing
o1s Or more highways "a sad Ostricc n
. sun 1oe . sx-ssd re ansz-t Sc.
forth u said C1zptsr l49. ard amend
meats tasrs.o-
Sad district described b. us-ss ard
bounds as folioNs- t1Nlt- Beginning a.
TIE southeast cor-er Of Sgosrsisors Ds-
tric. No :. q sad county ard r1zrl-z
thence uorth siEa tis cas-. NE Of sad
District No :. % the 1crl1 Inc Of sad
District winch s TIE sousa Ens q Beat
No- !. Of sad county, thsncs westward
ly following TIE H1s between Bsa. I. and
Beat !. % 1orthsas. corner Of the uorrh-
west s1zr-sr Of section 81 township 9.
range wss-. tasnes west 70 the north
west cor1sr Of ssctior 81. township 9.
range west tls1ce sou-h . the 7or-h-
east cornsr Of the son-nEss. quarter o.
ssccon Sc, t7~nsaip 3, range west. and
thence dzs west % = pant On ths west
boundary E1s Of the l. c. Rzilrod nznt
Of way. the1cs II = sc1t1szrdly dlrsc-
ton WITH the said west boundary Inc q
tas llIcos Csn.ral Railroad C0mpzny's
rznr Of way % the faloogsla county
hns- thsncs sasrNardly With the szlc
county hrs % the pair. CT beginning and
% include al iaaGs iyng WITHIN ne sad
boundary Ines set cut II Beat I. Of sad
Lafaysrts County, Alssissip9i. Ne fur
tner petition your honorable BODY % give
the required three wss<s nogl1s oy publ
cation N newspaper published n sad
County ard S.z.s % the qualified elsc-
tors Of sad District as required oy law.
and % Go and perform al necessary
things 20 carry into affect tais petition
and % ADOPT for sad Dss.rct, Chapter
l$9 Laws Of 1910, and amendments
thereto. and for sad road District 70 De
designated South Yocoaa Road District
Of Seat {. Of Lafayette County. MIssls-
ssppi
Respectfully submitted.
@ " knsa.. I 3 M1rphy. I I Hum
phrey. N c jenkins J P Duke.
" Anderson. z Mscrory. c F
Oxford eagle., 1916-08-24

trict. o1 accog1. Of tners beng not
sufScien. and embraced IN sad
District
Cr6srsd that Court do nov ad-
Icurn Until tomorrow morning
a. 9 = n 1915
Fourth day Of August term.
August 10. 1916. Court net pur-
sgant 20 Adjournment with the
.sans members and osfcsrs present
as Of yesterday.
The Board this day proceeded 10
soualize The Personal Assess
nents Of The County, and said
equalization viii Dc continued from
day to day until conple ted.
Orcersd that Blzylock & Swain
oe allowed the sum of 22-55 for
WORK building bridge oeat 5
/ A Purvis De allowed the sum Of
900 for plurblng At court house and
Jail
Davidson & yarilaw be allowed the
sun Of $50 for stationary for chan
Gerry clerk and she-if-
II q Arnold be allowed the sun Of
so for nails for county
W 7 Goolzby Be alloxsd the sun Of
30-50 for bGililng bridge and lumber
In beat ?.
Baker and M2xey be allowed the
sum OF 10 Is for lumber for coun ",
IN beat
L L v alker be allOxesfrhe sum OF
Ills for work on roads beat s.
W I Jones be allowed the sum of
Oxford eagle., 1916-08-24

20 make the road district success.
refusing 70 confer With the Com
nissioner's counsel. out conferrinx
WITH other counsel for t1s purpose
Of harzssI1g your Commissioners
herein as thsT are advised. ard 20
tnsF. therefore. have never eseu
ADVISED Of any serves. as connis-
sionsr. sad member has ever per-
formed We recommend that you
make allowances Of Z4.0O. ID %
this tine for our attorneys. FaIx-
ner. Russell ard Falxner. for ser
vices 20 the Commission
Respectfully submitted.
MI MocxET.
D. S MITCHELL
By the Beard that the above re-
port De approved and allowed
That Henry VI Fassr De allowed
the sum Of SOC for ink for Chan
cery Clerks Office
Ordered that the following De
allowed the sum opposite their re-
spectlye names. for services rem
dered in lunacy case Of Mary Como
towit; WM Woodard SIS, S NJ
Snesd So. G W Whitehead so. Z
: Branlett 81. W P Branlett 81.
II 7 Smith 81. DJ Lucas SILL
Cook 81, A VI Hall 81.
Ordered that the following be
allowed the sum opposite their re-
spSctvs names for services rem
dsred IN lunacy case of Mrs W z
Clark. toEir: w NJ Woodward
40. S NJ Sneed $50. A C Bran
lett 81, w ? Bramlett 81, T J
Mstts 81, w A Sneed 81, J NJ
Stone 81. R W Windnan 81.
Ordered that the City Of Oxford
be allowed the sum of 1925 for
light and water for courthouse and
jail for nonth Of July. 1915
Ordered that J 3 Cole be al
lowed the sum Of 1910 far lun-
Der for county.
Ordered that W c Neil be al
lowed the sum Of $40 for ndss.
for county prisoners
Ordered that Falkner Hardware
Co. oe allowed the sum Of 9.lZ for
ndse. for county.
Ordered that A Q Roberts be al
lowed the sum Of 5.Z6 for Lumber
for county.
Ordered that Workman Printing
Company De allowed the sum Of
$40 for chattsl deed record for
Chancery Clerks cfice.
Ordered that A E Hickey De al
lowed 10 sum Of 6.85 for ndse. for
ceat l.
Ordered tnat 2 II Linder be al
lowed the sum Of So for visits 70
county home and jail.
This day came On % De consid-
cred the resignation Of DR.. 2 II
Linder. county physician. and the
Beard after having carefully con-
sidefed said resignation does here
ny accept the resignation afcre-
said.
Ordered that DR.. W W Phillips
be and he IS hereby appointed
county physician. 70 Ill the unex-
pirsd term Of Dr. : Il Linder, re-
signed
Ordered that G NJ Lundis De al
lowed the sum Of $50 for coffin
for pauper-
In the matter Of the petition OF
" II Anderson. and others for the
creation Of = Road District in Su-
reryisors District No 2. Lafayette
County. Mississippi. Il IS hereby
ordsred by the Beard that me
above mentioned petition bs dis
missed and that the District Dc
not organized undsr Chapter 1Z4,
Laws Of 1914. and amendments
thereto. IS the Board finds that
said District does not contain as
much as ten square miles
Ordered by the Beard that the
petion of 3 It Black, and others.
for Separate Road District in Su-
pervisors District No. 2, Lafayette
County. Mississippi. be and the
same is hereby ordered dismissed
ard not aruznizad Inta a rad nse
Oxford eagle., 1916-08-24
DR.. A. E. RUSSELL
DENTIST
4. V. HILER

4. ". HELER
VETENARY SURGEON AND DENIST
DENTISTRY
Pracccai sxpenencs sna5iss rs %
Guzrzntes Satisfaction n al cases
Ulcsrzcs5 Tsecn Ex-rzess6- Al irrsTu-
l1ncss Of r1s Mclzrs ard Ireiscrs sassy
removed ard ard the mouth put In nafusaa
condition No oeher uzkscd aas yet ossn
discovered tnz- produces tne same satis-
f1GtcrF results Very fs~ Hcrsss ycunz
or Cd nave more or Aess shar7 sczes ~
rough rros ssc1ons upor their Nciarz.
when iz-srzts t1s no1.a ard cause tar
tire % the 1orss, nzkss hlrz hold ms
n@a1 II Al u1rztgrzl position wnila earrz;
sioosrs. ms aar gets eng. and the horse
gets poor
Have Your Horsss Mouth Exa.nirsd-
L Cos-s You No-Aizx-
Gals from the country rsessys prompe
a-rzc1oc-
PHONE 22Z RES PHONE z15
o1cs a. Hlsr's Garage Oxfsrd- Mss.
Oxford eagle., 1916-08-24
Malaria or ChiIIs & Fever

P--seripioa No ess % prepared especially
lor MALARIA c< cttillS Z FEVER.
Five % ix doses VII break any case, and
q taken th<n - . tonie the Fever wili not
rsszrn-s Il sen CO the liver better thza
Caao@d 0d dos ros sripe os seksa- Sc
Oxford eagle., 1916-08-24
kUIkelOALl'S GaElseLESs
LIQUID ECZEMA REMEDY
Is the Greatest Eczema and Skin
RemedY of the
World

Cures all kinds of itching skin
troubles now; poison oak, itch,
ringworm. chicken-pox, any Itch
ing skin and sores resem bling
cancers Physicians fail, this
remedy cures. For sale by r. r
Chiffon & Co. and Bramlett & Son.
Samples free to sufferers.
(A1r<rstueurer,f1
Oxford eagle., 1916-08-24

400 for work On roads beat l.
Independent be allowed the sum os
al - for printing for county oficers-
Oxford Eagle be allowed the sum Of
81 50 for printing for county for month
OF July
Ordered by the Board that Court do
now adjourn until tomorrow mornmg
~ o,clock.
- ----Errz
Fffth day OF August term, August
llrh 1915 Courr met pursuant TO
adjo1rnment with the same members
Conenusd o1 paSs 5
Oxford eagle., 1916-08-24

Conenusd % pazs 5
Oxford eagle., 1916-08-24

CIV Knsat. I 3 Marpay. 7 I Hum
phrey. N C JsrGns- J P Duks.
Vi Andersen. ! z Mecrory. c F
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-03-24
HuY1ER's CANDY

HUYLER's CANDY
FOR THE CHILDREN
children's Assortment. Fresh every Hour
Mixture.
Peppermint Sticks In Jars. Zoe
Assorted Fruit Balls, in Jars...... 100
assorted Sticks In jars. ........-....... 10c
S!elr squares .'..-............... .10r
FE9t bhlls ..:'s.................. .10c
Old Molas2es Candy Toe
Pure SuEared Hard Candy,
There Is wisdom In parents EnnpivTnC
such fnvOrlteE as these. rather than DrFmit-
ting their children to do their own candy
buying on the unwlse basis Of quantity
rather than quality.
The craving OF children for sweets Ia n
natural one and 1t Is a wise parent who an.
preciateH this and supplies only the nurcst
and hest candy. It's always fresh.
sTuRM WILSON
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-03-24
THE BODY ISA
HUMAN DRYDOCK
A Storehouse for Diseases That
Wreck the System and
Cause Misery.

The human body unless given
careful attention will contract all
sorts Of diseases that wear down the
organs and cause sickness. Mr.. Ed
gar Chonler, OF Shadyside. just across
the river from Wheeling. said In re-
gard to this: II had liver trouble
and contracted deep cold several
weeks ago. achHd all over and felt
sore in my throat and chest. NJ
liver was inactive and my kidneys
gave me considerable trouble. NJ
nerves were so bad that | could not
sleep. But since taking Tanlac my
liver is alright and my cold dIsap-
peared before | knew IL. My kidney
trouble is gone and enjoy Il fine APP
petite. sleep and feel refreshed In
the morning. | am glad found this
good medicine as ii has done ME 4
world Of good and feel that should
let other people know of=this great
remedy and hope my statement will
help someone.
Will=ithelp you? Tanlack is sold
by Farrells Drug Store. 81 per bot
tle.-AdYertisement.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-03-24

Anyway Francisco Villa is the first
Broadway actor that ever had the
United States declare war on him and
hunt him down with nm army Many
will admit Villa Is IL bad actor but few
know him as a Broadway actor.
It happens that villa acted In films
that were shown in all the Broadway
movie houses and that makes him a
broadway actor just us much as the
stars who are posing In Los Angeles
are Broadway stars.
The photoplay has changed the
status of acting A man can pose 900
miles away and still be acting in
Times sqnare. Thnt's Villa He signed
n contract To fight all his anti-Huefta
battles in the day time and under fav-
nrnble camera conditions. All the
bulb hounds are there TO. snap him
from morning until night-or rather
they were there.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-03-24

Wilfiam Thaw. the young Pittsburg
millionaire. who circled around New
York last week and finally landed with
a thud on the west drive OF Central
Park. was being praised after a lunch
con party at the Waldorf.
MIR. Thaw." said a pretty girl, sis
as brave as he is witty. l saw him
make the splendid flight over Central
Park and after his descent I said to
him: Flying requires some special
application. doesn't it,"
"'Oh. no.. said he. any old kind OF
horse lIniment will do"
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-03-24
On Meigs Avenue

Two frame, seven
room, slate roof dwell
ings, with bath, finished
in oak, front and back
porches, paved street,
and surrounded by the
very best homes, drive
way between the houses,
good garden spot, and
all modern convent
cnces. Special price
and the most attractive
terms Oh application.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-03-24

Already 1t has become difficult 10
get seats for the Moran Willard fight.
New York hasn't had an event like
1t In years and the spectators will
reap harvest The police will rope
off several blocks on each side of Mad
ison Square Garden to keep back those
who think they can get their seats at
The very last moment.
Society Is getting ready to attend
the bout en- masse. 1t is predicted
that most OF the spectators will be In
evening clothes.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-03-24

sent them for payment, properly EtrnEzed
ana probHted to the undersigned executor.
or to HIS attorney, T.. G. Grille, Office gI9.
S3i Cen Bldg. IN tho city nf ClarkEhurg.
W. Vn.
J.. J. LYnEN,
Executor OF the Inst will nnd testament of
Frank Duffy. d4cRnRpd.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-03-24
0 ff{:j'li(0z zyz. NQv
W. 81 Y Q12sdUDe,

NEW YORK. March g4.--Inonard
Anderson is one OF those slIckers
from Chicago who just adOrcs his pro-
+, fesslon OF detecting. He came back
the other day after "a years visit to
relatives in Norway and he just
ChHckled all the way over on the boat
over how he was going To fool all the
crooks In Gotham.
While in Norway he did as the Nor
wcEIans sometimes do and raised II
crop OF whiskers which afforded him
Il disguise that would moi result In
some crook shouting Take en- off
Len. We know You" EIc was aching TO
yet to work behind his King lIGnr's
and took room at IL cheap hotel near
the steamship piers. He d0nned an
immigrants cap and started jOyOusly
to Sherlock Holmes around.
Two uffable strangers fell into con-
vGrsatInn with him. He could hardly
keep, IL straight face II was that lu-
dlcrOus. In answer To their sympa-
thetlc and Interested questioning, he
informed them that he had IL roll Of
SI6G In his pocket. II was n delicious
situation indeed and he felt It was Il
big joke.
That is lie felt II for second or so
and then somehow someone turned Off
the sunshine and he didn't feel any
thing because one Of the affablc
strangers affably tapped him on the
bean with restless blackjack and
the other removed the money and YER
fled the amount
Anderson Identified himself with
little trouble at The hospital. promptly
visited barber and took The first
train In the direction OF Chicago.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-03-24

Louis n. Challf. the dancer, was in
Fifth avenue church last Sunday
when man drifted in as the congrc-
CATION was reciting with the vicar:
I'VE have left Wndnno those things
which VIC ought to have done and we
have done those things which we
ought not to have done"
The stranger settled down into the
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-03-24
ExEcUr0R's NOTICE.

All persons knowing themselves TO be
Indebted To the estate OF Frank Duffy, de-
ceased, will please settle snld indebtedness
with the undersigned executor within the
next thirty days. And nil persons having
Claims against said estate will please pre-
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-03-24

pew beside Mr.. Chalif with a sigh of
relief on hearing the words.
"Thank goodness" he said, "I'vc
found my crowd at last"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-05-20
Texas League.

AT Houston. r. H. Z.
Houston ..--..-.. ...--... ----- I
Dallas ..-....... -.-.---.....-..- 10 @
Batteries: Houston. Mullins and Allen;
Dallas. karr and smith
AT Galveston r. II. E.
Galveston Observation-Disclosures. -.-.-. 6
Fort Worth ...-- -...--...... -s-.- I 2
Battcrics. Galveston BarfOot and NOyes;
Fort Worth. johnson and Wells
At Beaumont. R r. F.
Beaumont .--..----. -...--. ...--.. $500. 10 o
Shreveport ........... . .--.- .-....---
Batteries: Beaumont. Trouvan and Bobo;
Shreveport, Duffy and Smith.
At San Antonio r. H Z
sam Antonio .-.-.--.-.--- . 10
Waco .-----..-. ---- -- .--. -.----.. 10 3
Batteries: san Antonio, Stewart and Cook;
Waco. Causey and Kuhn.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-05-20
Western League.

At Atlanta 2: Little Rock 4.
At New Orleans o; Chattanooga s. First
camel
At New Orleans 10; Chattanooga 1. Csec-
Oud game.l
At Birmingham 2; Memphis 3.
At Mobile 4; Nashville s.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-05-20
GADDI rs WINNER
OF BOXING TITLE

Newark, n. J., May 20.-JOhn Gaddi
of New York, Friday night won the l5S
pound national boxing championship
held under the auspices of the Amerf-
can Amateur Athletic union in cOnnec-
tion with Newark's 250th anniversary
celebration Gaddi was awarded the
judges decision over Adolf kaufman
of the Trinity club. New York holder
Of the title. In the semi final Gaddi
had outboXed J. Landers of New Or
leans, the referee stopping the bout In
the second round. The finals will be
held today.
George Hook Of Pittsburg. knocked
out John T. Tabs. East Orange, in one
round in the heavyweight class and
Wilbur Johnson, also Of Pittsburg, was
given the decision over Tony Vatlan OF
Boston, in the rs pound class in q
bout Of four rounds.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-05-20
In Boyland:

DOYLAND league promises to be a
big success. over a dozen teams
- were represented at the meeting,
Friday night, at The Herald office, and
others sent requests that berths in the
new summer league be held %or them.
The entries now in make it evident
that there Will be three divisions
There will be two divisions with
weight limit Of not over 100 pounds
There will be one division OF the
younger boys TO play Saturday games;
The other divisions will be composed
Of boys who cannot play weekdays and
new five teams ready for the division
with the weight limit above 100 pounds.
Practically all the members OF these
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-05-20

The youngest general in the British
army is said 10 be Brig. Gen. Ford, who
is now only "a years old.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-05-20
Is AMATEUR AUTO RACERS
AXE COMPETLNG IN EHLCAGO

Chicago, Ill, May 2O.-Thirteen am
ateur automobile drivers are ready to
ever scheduled for amateurs under the
auspices of the A. A. A. Owing to
the number of entries and the desire
Of the officials that danger be reduced
to a minimum. the race will be run in
two preliminaries and a final, the heats
to be at 20 miles and the final be-
tween winners at 80 miles. The five
winners Of the preliminary heats will
contest in the final race which Will be
for the western inter-club champion
ship. A 80 mile race for dealers also
will be run.
Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Nebraska and
Michigan will be represented in the
inter club event.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-05-20
School Sports, Juveaile Sports.
Boys Amateur Sports, aaA
News and GOssip OF the
Future Greata.o
M HBECK.S

teams are employed boys and they can
play Sundays only
Five Teams over 100 Pounds.
The teams above 100 pounds are:
Fort Bliss Juniors, St Ignatius, Lone
Stars, Junior Beaguers and the former
Globe Mills team which will probably
be known as the Overlauds. The Or
chard Parks are also expected in this
division.
Under 100 pounds, the following
teams viii qualify: Feidman Juniors.
% klands, National League Juniors, Ell
Paso Juniors. City Nationals. The
Myers team also sent word Il would
enter and word is awaited from the
Maxwells, SaXOns, Dorts and several
other teams which have been busy this
season. It is hoped to have eight clubs
CCOntinued on page 2S)
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-05-20

Southern Assoeiatlon.
American League.

Chicago -. -. 900 600 600 90 /
Philadelphia zee. 900 600 600 oil g 8
Batteries; Chicago. Cicotte and SchallIi
Philadelphia, Bush and Meyers, Schang.
At Washington. r. II. i.
Cleveland o.. ---...--..0l0 $40 600 o
Washington . ........ 900 600 OOl-1 4
Batteries; Cleveland. Morton and O'Nenl:
Washington, Boehling Shaw, Dumont and
Henry. Clarity.
At Boston r. H 2.
st. Louis o.. .....-.....OO0 OIL O12-5 II 3
Boston 900. ..........O 900 600 O01--1 .
Batteries: st. Louis. Groom and Hartley,
Boston. Leonard and Carrigan. Thomas.
At New York. r. H. Z.
Detroit 200 900 600 600 600 % 9
New Yor 1000 100 OO1 600 900 O. .
Batteries: Detroit. Covelesl0ic and Stan
age; New York Cullop. Shawkey and Wal
ters.
The youngest general in the British
army is said 10 be Brig. Gen. Ford, who
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-05-20
OUT SHOPPING.

What have you been buying. girlie2"
Some silk. chiffon. and tuile From them
III concoct a dream But what have you
been purchasing downtown 90
Some cheese. eggs and ale. the ingre-
dents OF 4 nightmare I suppose.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-05-20

Tt is said that one person out Of every
y living i'm the state Of Pennsylvania
has Polish blood in their veins.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-05-20
Coast League

Al Salt Lake City. r. II. L.
Portland .........-...-...-..-. Is 1
salt Lake .-----...--.- .-..--.
Batteries: Portland, Noycs and Fisher;
salt Lake, Hughes. Doughen and Hannah,
Naun.
At Los Angeles. r. II. E.
Oakland ---.---.----.-.- ~
vernon p .
Batteries. Oakland. Martin and H Elliott
Vernon. i. johnson and Whaling.
At San Francisco. r. II. E.
Los Angeles ---...... ...-..-.--------
San Francisco ----.-----.- -----.-- %
Batteries Los Angeles. Ryan Horstman-
ScoEKins and Basselcr. Boles; San Francisco
Couch and Sepulveda-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-05-20
American Association

At Minneapolis. G.; ST. Paul. I.
At Milwaukee 3. Kansas City 4.
only two scheduled.