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The evening world., 1917-12-24
FIGHTING BOYS HOLD
FIRST PLACE IN C|TY'S
WARTIME CHRISTMAS
CONTINUED from First Page)

were held yesterday. and will go
again to-day and tomorrow. When
all the stations have entertained It Is
estimated nearly $4,000 children will
have been made happy.
When the children reach the sta
tlons they find a Christmas tree.
many gifts. sometimes show and
always a fat, jolly Santa Claus, sur
rounded by a lot OF cops, perhaps not
so fat but Just as jolly. 1t is self
evident that the policemen enjoy the
parties as much as the children.
Take. for instance, tho East sSth
Street Station, which was typical. per-
haps. Of the rest. There no less a per-
sonage than Capt. Pat Cray himself,
donned the Arctic makeup and handed
out the gifts. 10 A. NJ. was the hour.
The kiddies were formed In line and
went in 200 at "A time.
The shopkeepers and benevolent
citizens of the district had provided
gifts of all sorts-toys, candles, fruit,
books, games and clothing. There's
plenty for every kid In the precinct,
thank goodness" said the genial cap
tain as he began to hand out the
presents to the wide-eyed boys and
girls. And he was right Before he got
through with the distribution more
than $500 children had passed through
the assembly room. but not one OF
them had gone away empty-handed.
In some OF the houses motion pic
ture shows were given. and bluecoats
who could warble a popular song or
shake a leg In a dance displayed their
accomplishments for their little guests.
MANY PLANS MADE FOR SOL.
DiERs AND SAILORS.
Soldiers and sailors who were the
guests yesterday of the National Ser
vice Club at No. II East 41st Street,
had special treat in the presence Of
F.. II. Sothern and Miss Julia Marlowe.
Mr.. Sothern read an "Odo 10 American
volunteers Fallen In France" by Allan
Seegar, and Miss Marlowe recited sew
eral patriotic verses concluding with
a rendering OF the account of Christ's
nativity as presented in st. Luke's
Gospel.
To- morrow the Y. W. C. A. will en-
tertain 500 sailors at dinner. The Navy
Club, No. 500 Fifth Avenue. is planning
10 entertain hundreds of sailors at a
festival that will centre around big
Christmas tree which will bear n gifl
for each man present. The public ia
asked to contribute and send to the
Navy Club a box containing candy,
tobacco, cigarettes, a pipe or any
other small gift, inclosing a card
with the givers name, The package
will be numbered and placed opposite
a sailors name for distribution.
At the Rocky Mountain Club, No.
The evening world., 1917-12-24
ARE YOU GOING
TO SIT THERE

and let the other folks
eat up all the good
things just because you
are afraid to pitch In,
when 2 or 3 Bell-ans
taken before and after
the meal would enable
you to enjoy your share
of all that's coming
withouta bit of discom-
fort or distress?
Bell-ans has restored
the pleasures of the
table to thousands, who
say: "Ican now eatany-
thing and plenty of it,
too"
BELL-ANS
Absolutely Removes
Indigestion. Druggists
refund money if it fails. 25c
The evening world., 1917-12-24

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The evening world., 1917-12-24
AMERICAN DISLOYALIST
EXPELLED FROM CHINA
Gilbert Reid, Editor, Broke Prom
iSe TO Refrain From Criticising
United States Government.

PEKING. Dec. 2l-Gilbert Reid. an
American accused OF being a pro-Ger-
man propagandist and sympathizer. has
been deported to Manila at the request
OF the Chinese Government.
Dr. Reid Is editor OF the Peklng Post
Ho was released from prison at Shang-
hal on July 90. 1917. after he had prom
ised to refrain from criticism OF the
American Government or its officials.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-09-07

MILWAUKEE Sept 7.-Jen smith
eastern middleweight. who is matched
to meet Harry Greb of Pittsburg here
next Tuesday night viii arrive in Chi
eago Tuesday morning and train at
the Arcade gymnasium in the after
noon.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-09-07
FREEDMAN AND
FLYNN READY
FOR RACINE co

Sailor Freedman and Maurice Flynn,
both Chicago West Siders. will furn-
ish the main attraction for John Wag-
ner's show at Racine tonight. Besides
an offer to meet frankie Callahan in
the Wisconsin city within three weeks
the winner win carry home lots OF
coin for his hackers.
The Freedman people. satisfied that
their man can beat Flynn. are loaded
with coin and are willing to chance
fiji. Flynn admirers are not without
the stuff to back their favorite and
the match promises to be a well at
tended affair.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-09-07
ULTON To POST
$4,000 FORFEIT

Fred Fulton and Manager Mike Coll
Inns passed through Chicago yesterday
on their way back to Minnesota from
the carl Morris fght at Canton Mon
cay Manager Mike declared he would
xost $1,000 forfeit for a fight with
Jess Willard for the heavyweight til
tie
a battle with Frank Moran. either
at New York or Milwaukee. is on the
cards for Fulton. The lengthy Fred
erick takes considerable exception TO
the yellow streak charge made
against him because he tried to climb
out Of the ring at Canton when Nor
ris started bis foul fighting He claims
he grew Disguised al Morris tactics
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-09-07
SCATENAS PLAY
MARGOLIAS SUNDAY

The scatena Colts of Hammond play
the Margolia A c. of Chicago SUNDAY
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-09-07
THE STANDING
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Yesterdays results

1estetdhy's AeBuIts
Boston. 3 Philadelphia. !.
st. Louis. 3 Detroit. ?.
No other games played
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-09-07
PARENT LEAGUE DISHES OUT ONLY
INTERNECINE STRUGGLE OF YEAR

National
o York; lead to
egh hands tied hind their backs
the be their ling
v5ereb
from
will have o win. wit the timed drawing short
in ALL
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-09-07
FANS TO ACCOMPANY
HAMMOND TEAM SUNDAY
Second Game With Albany
Park for Championship
May Be the Finish.

great delegation OF fans is plan
ming to accompany the Hammond
baseball team 70 Chicago Sunday for
the second game with Albany Park
for the semi professional champion
ship Of Chicago.
The fans Will leave on the South
Shore express at 1898 p. m. and ride
TO Randolph street They will take
q Ravenswood Il train at Randolph
and Wabash. The ball park is at the
end of the line
The Jake stshIs viii play the Muir
leys al the Hammond park Sunday
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-09-07
MOKATE
HONORED
SUNDAY

Johnny Mokate, star left fielder Of
the Hammond club and a product OF
the Chicago west side, VIII be hon
ored BY his many friends from that
section OF the city when he appears
Sunday with Hammond against Al
Oany Park. Johnny has been playing
good ball this season and his hitting
has helped TO keep Hammond on TOP
A large section of the grand stand
has been reserved by Manager Koz-
lex for his admirers.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-09-07
ZUPPKE RETURNS TO
COACH ILLINOIS IL

CHAMPAIGN. ILL. Sept. Bob
zuppke will return from Michigan
next week to get ready for the open
Ing or football practice on September
IS. The whole Illinois backheld will
be lis. ng. the lc of Stern an he
ing an especially hard blow. George
Halas may not play football. in which
event Zuppke will have to find four
new backs. zuppke expects a tight
scrap for honors in the conference.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-09-07
WHITE HAS AN ALIBI.

PHILADELPHIA. PA. Sept. -
Charley White. the Chicago light
weight who was defeated in a six
round bout at Shibe park last night bv
Johnny Tillman OF Minneapolis today
denied that he was on the verge of q
knockout in the second round. White
said if the fight had lasted a round or
two longer he would have put Tilman
away.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-09-07
GOLF MATCHES
At COUNTRY CLUB

The first round in the resident
championship Of the Hammond Coun-
try clubs golf championship Will
start at / o'clock tomorrow. and some
exciting matches are promised. The
matches are in two flights and there
are several byes in both fights.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-09-07

afternoon at Morris park. The Sea-
tenas defeated this team earlier in the
season. to +. Colts, the Margolia
pitcher struck out IS and allowed the
Scstenas only two hits. Errors lost
the game for his team. Ensign. who
played second base last week. is a reg
uular member of the scatena club
now. The Colts defeated the RambIers
last week. TO 3.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-09-07
GREB DEFEATS
BAT LEVINSKY

PITTSBURG. Sept. Harry Greb.
the local middleweight defeated Bat
thing Levinsky Of New York in ten
roand bout at Forbes field last night
although giving away weight reach
and height Greb had Levinsky in a
bad way in the sixth round but the
latter rallied in the next two rounds
and played heavily on Greb's stomach
1t was by all odds the hardest fought
fight Greh has ever had.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-09-07
NATIONAL LEAGUE.


St. Louis. 4; Chicago. 8.
Philadelphia. 5; New York. 2
New York. :; Philadelphia. @.
No other games played.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-09-07
THE REMNANT DOPE.

Bostons victory over the Athletics
while the White Sox were idle yester-
day served the purpose Of narrowing
the Chicagoan's advantage in the flag
race TO six and one-half games The
Red SoX task to nose out the leaders
stil remains a gigantic one however.
as the champions must win about nine
teen more out of twenty-five sched-
uIed games. II they do this the White
Sox have only to win ten Of eighteen
games in order to beat their pursuers
to the wire. With ten more wins for
Rowland & Co. and nineteen for Bos-
ton the final standing would be:
Won. Lost. Pet.
Chicago ........--....9a IS .64S
Boston .............. ss SO .63s
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-04-07

Motor company. has Just returned from
a two weeks trip over the east He
says IN every city he visited the Ford
agencies are from 100 TO 500 orders
short and that the factory is now $780,
600 bonafide orders short While in
the east. Mr.. Kirkpatrick paid his old
home town a visit and from his sp-
pearance he spent some time down on
the farm as he has added about IS
pounds RvOirdupois-
= BIeOO Coming Back.
:. 3. Bieoo. assistant manager OF the
Ford Motor company's branch at San
Antonio. Is expected in FL Paso today.
He has been making q tour OF the Tri-
state Motor company's Arizona and
New Mexico territory, lining up the
Ford repair shops with new machinery
so that they can put out guaranteed
service. the service which has made
the Ford car so famous. Mr.. BleOo will
spend q week or ten days at the Tri-
state Motor. installing new Ford speed
tools. etc He is considered one OF the
best service managers in the automo-
bile game and Is universally known as
Service Pop"
The Tri-State Motor company de-
nvered about 20 Fords during the
week. while over 100 orders were
booked.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-04-07
LEE HEBBERD RETURNS HERE
WITH THE DETROIT ELECTRIC

Lee Hebberd. a former Herald boy,
who has been engaged in the automO-
bile business n the east. has returned
10 FL Paso as southwestern dealer for
the Anderson Electric Car company, OF
Detroit. manufacturers OF the Detroit
Electric. whom he has been represent
Ing in New York and Chicago. When
asked about the Detroit Electric, he
said:
years ago the scientist saw IN his
prophetic crystal a greater motive
power. q power so FAR superior that 80
would supersede all the motive forces
in general use He fOresaw electricity.
the giant. harnessec TO serve every
need OF man.
Electricity is the standard power.
Il IS the smooth power, the clean pow
er, the cheap power. the one power
changeless IN quality.
"A single charge in the batteries
gives you so to 90 miles OF troubie-free
travel Beyond charging. e needs but
the rarest attention. Electricity is one
thing that the more OF II is used the
cheaper Il Is. Owners OF Detroit Eiec-
tries are not worried with the high
price OF gasoline
Detroit Electrics are built with
bodies to order and are painted In COL
ors TO suit the purchaser This makes
every car an individual car II the pur-
chaser wishes It."
Mr.. Hebberd has one OF these cars on
the way hero now TO be used as q DEM
onstrator.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-04-07
OVERLAND MOVES
To NORTH SIDE
Now Has One of the Finest
Homes of Any Car; Room
For Expansion.

The Fl Paso Overland company, inc,
IS now established in its new home on
Boulevard at Kansas street, and man
ager F. NJ Bannen Is proud OF the fact
that the new Overland home is not only
one Of the largest but one OF the most
complete in the south.
There is a big showroom on the cor
ner, with offices for manager BanneE
and his staff at the eastern end. A.
the eastern end Of the building. 4. ..
Hacker, rated as one OF the best parts
men in the business. has charge o.
what IS said 10 be the largest stock Of
automobile parts carried By any deal
sr IN the entire south
On the Kansas street side there Is q.
service entrance and the entire back
part OF the building is given over to
The service men The basement Il used
for storage
We simply outgrew our old guar
ters." said MI Banneu When We
checked up our books for 1916 we found
that We had done a gross business o.
$3.50 600 and the business Of the final
quarters was on the basis OF q million
q wear so we simply had to have more
room. We now have the right quar-
tiers and we are so proud OF them that
We want every Overland owner as we'll
as every owner OF any other make %
car 10 come in and see them and us
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-04-07
MERGERS Are Attractive.

unusually clean and clear surface. al
working parts being enclosed
MERGERS Are Attractive.
The upholstery finish is very trim
and the deep rear cowl IS used to house
series Of small compartments for
MERGERS is due here early in the
week
1. N. Cresor Ia. had further advices
from the Harroun factory and Il is
evident that the new Harroun Is go
ing 20 be much better equipped than
was originally announced. One OF the
latest changes is TO put the gasoline
tank al the rear and use the Stewart
vacuum system
New Roadster Is Unique.
The Toltelk Motor company unload
ed q shipment OF Paizes this week
which included one Of the new con-
vertible roadsters. with . rear ton
neau that may be entirely enclosed and
two more passengers. The car was
first seen IN the patriotic parade on
Thursday night and attracted q lot OF
attention
on Friday morning. Ben Mckenzie
had 10 make a change from the open
four-passenger car to the two passen-
ger car on san Francisco street to sat
isfy a prospect and before Ben had the
boards and the sidewalk was lined up
with interested spectators IT'S sim
ply e case OF getting these cars rather
than landing customers for them" said
manager NJ a Compton, FOR they are
selling themselves"
Get Ready for Touring.
Marker & YonEe report that many
e Paso motorists are having their
Fords overhauled in preparation for
spring trips. Roy Tonge advises Ford
owners that now is the time 10 have
this work done for. later on. there will
be 2 rush and many delays and disap-
pointments.
The Improvement at the Thomas
Motor company are now nearing COM
pletion and the changes are a big sur
prise TO anyone familiar with the build
ings prior TO the time the Thomas com
pany took II over They now have a
firstclass service garage IN every re-
spect-
The El Paso Auto Sales company IN
loaded a carload of MitchelIs this
week Manager C. R Johnson reports
q good business In this line notably
IN the Junior" of ve-passenger Mitch
ellis.
Tire Business Brisk.
c. 2 Johnson & Co. unioaded more
Quaker tires this week. The demand
for Quakers is growing fast while Mr.
Johnson states that the demand for e
Duros has grown beyond all eXpecta-
ton. as this brand has remained at the
old price while other brands have ad-
vsnced twice.
J. ". Kirkpatrick. Of the Tri-stats
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-04-07

I'll PAsOrs new Motor Trades asso-
citation is setting g pace for the
- older civic organizations 70 fol-
low and the big motor parade on
Thursday evening was certainly a
feather IN the cap Of the new club
The weekly luncheon VIII be held on
Monday ct the Sheldon when Papa"
Russek. OF the Southern Motor com
panv. will have charge Of the enter
falnment. He has had L N Cregor
busy hustling features 50 Mondays
program promises to be unusually
There were exactly T62 ears in the
pleasure car division OF Thursday
nights parade. while there were 12l
trucks. a careful count was kept at
Octavia and Montana streets
John D. Seymour, formerly OF the
Gulf Refinery company staff. ana
some shucks' IS a baseball player,
has Joined the staff OF the Southern
Motor company and has been assigned
70 the truck department Hugh jordan,
late Of the Lone star Motor company.
IS another Southern acquisition and
will be in the pleasure car depart
pent-
The -Rakestraw company has
a6vices that the new Saxon models have
been shipped and unless there should
be some unusual delays, the cars
should be here next week
The first shipment Of Pennsylvania
tires for the -Rakestraw COM
pany arrived this week A l. Chap
nan. formerly Of Dallas, has been
placed in charge OF the tire depart
scripps-Booth Is Here.
Two carloads of Scripps-Bootns ar
rived Thursday for the new distri-
butOrs. Jhe Oakland Auto Sales com
pany. and the first sale was made the
following morning The four" Is vel
known here but those received by the
Oakland have some added refinements
on earlier arrivals. The eight" is an
entire newcomer to e PasO and the
evidence Of power. flexibility. and
speed. even with . new and stiff
6emonstrator, makes II evident that
the passenger ScrfppS-Booth is
going TO win many friends
-Four carloads OF Oaklands for the
Oakland Auto Sales company are now
IN route and Oakland sales manager
p c Carr states that he has six wait
ing customers already.
7. 5. Camp has Joined the Oakland
force and will have charge Of the sale
Of Scripps-B Booths and used cars.
Handle Miller CarburetOr.
The Oakland Auto Sales company has
started q speciality department by tax
ing the agency for the Miller carbu-
rotor, which won considerable fame
last year on the race track for con-
sistency and economical operation
Jack Brace. OF the Payne-Rakestra~
road force, is now driving into Ari-
sona with a Liberty 10 place sub
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-04-07

! agencies Ior the Liberty ana the
! Saxon.
MsxweIIs VIII Advance.
The Buquor Motor company have
been advised that the price OF Max
well cars viii advance $50 on May L
due 20 the increasing cost OF material
and several new improvements that
have been made in the new models.
John L. and Adolph ?. Buquor have
returned from Maxwell convention at
Dallas and report having had fine
trip.
Henry Diers. OF the Western Motor
Supply company. is in san Francisco.
Garrett Expects Victory.
Frank J. Garrett. candidate for al
derman on the Republican ticket, is
going 10 draw strong support from
CARELESS Of political afffliation. Mr..
Garrett states that he has had so
many pledges OF support that IL half
the men keep their promises he viii
lead the ticket
a. L Lockhart formerly city sales
manager OF the Rio Grande oil COM
pany has severed his connection with
that concern and is now associated
Oklahoma. with headquarters IN the
Tulsa district.
The new service department OF the
Elliott-Garrett company is making
great progress under the management
OF W s Cooke and he is caring for
many Studebaker owners every day.
The Elliott-Garrett company IN
loaded another shipment OF Stude-
bakers this week
Goodrich Man IN OptimiSf.
2. y. Scott. local manager Of the
Goodrich branch. believes that the
price advance last Monday by all the
big tire companies Will be the last
that the dealers viii have 10 face for
some time
''Rufe" Brown. sales manager Of the
Staley Motor company. reports a good
week with four Chevrolet sales. Mr..
Brown is fusy getting the new service
department whipped into shape. l. ".
Staley is expected back from Wichita
Falls this week
Another shipment OF Haynes should
reach the West Texas Motor company
about Tuesday This shipment includes
one special job. q six" five-passen-
ger touring with battleship gray paint
and red wire wheels. for a customer
who placed the order some weeks ago.
Haynes deliveries this week number
four, according to {. O. Boruorff.
Fisk Manager Il Here.
Norel Sardou. who viii be manager
Of the new Fisk branch. IS now here
and IS rapidly getting the new Fisk
building On Mesa avenue fitted up.
The new manager hopes 10 get off
with q flourish about the end Of this
week
The new MERGERS arrived last Mon
day by express and ". J. Rand was
able 10 get his special roadster. A
sport model is now being used for
demonstrate Like all quality cars,
the motor OF the Mercer presents an
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-04-07
ADVICE GIVEN MAN
LEARNING TO DRIVE

The beginner viii start his driving
with more confidence by selecting for
his place OF practice an unfrequented
broad street or parkway. Give your
self plenty OF room, so that should you
make a mistake the error can be cor
rected without damage. With plenty
OF room in which to operate you car
readily learn the exact effect OF apply
ing the levers and pedals, and Of man
ipuIating the steering wheel.
Pest advice to the beginner Is 70
drive the car at slow sped until he IS
absolutely familiar with every move
required in starting and stopping the
car.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-04-07
JUST 1888 CARS AND TRUCKS IN
bic PATRIOTIC MOTOR PARADE

Pleasure Cars Numbered 1872 Trucks 121 New Scripps-
Booth Models Are Here Maxwells to Advance in Price;
MERGERS Arrive and Make Big Hit; Toltelk Has
Prize in New Pare Convertible Roadster.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-04-07
Nfa1weII. VII Advanee.

agencies for the liberty and the
Saxon.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-04-07

unusually clean and clear surface, all
working narts halnE enclosed
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-04-07

~ PASO'S new Motor Trades asso-
citation IS setting q pace for the
- older civic Organizations 20 fol-