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The Little River news. (Ashdown, Little River County, Ark.) 1897-current, 1918-06-12
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Arkinda, June 9.-(Special) Mrs.
Mike Foster started for Camp Pike
Saturday to see her husband who Is
very sick from vaccination.
The Holly Rollers are still quiet.
for the Lord said, we sre not t. :
heard for much speaking 81 2.u!ti-
plying of words, ans - car sayings
short and We jat.-e tie Lord has
tul ed : 1esf ear from the. late quiet
ness
. One hoy writes from France tina, e
hes seen the earth. rock SO that lam
tern setting ~ would go out.
T. ~ Ogieeby returned from Camp
Pike Sunday He failed to stand the
physical eyamns ton.
S. r. Horn and A. NJ Mason went
before the local board Monday for eX-
animation,
1t is rumored that there Will be an
all-day singing here sometime this
summer.
The Little River news. (Ashdown, Little River County, Ark.) 1897-current, 1918-06-12
Commissioners Sale

Notice is hereby given that in pur
suance of the authority and directions
contained in the decretal order of the
Chancery Court of Little River County
made and entered on the 22nd Gay OF
May, A d., 1918, in a certain cause No.
1C4, then pending therein between
Southern Realty (: Trust Co. complain
ant, and Charles Miller, Bertha Miller
and Mrs. Rosa Huff defendants, the
Undersigned, rs Commissioner of said
Court, will offer for sale at public ven-
due to the highest bidder, at the front
door or entrance of the. County Court
house, in which said Court is held in
the County O. Little River, within the
hours prescribed by law for judicial
sales, on Saturday, the 9th day of July,
A. d. 1918, the following described rea;
estate, to-wit: The El of the SCI OF
Section 6 Twp Is S, Range % w. eX-
cept s'-r5 of the NlIi OF the SEE of said
section described az follows, beginning
It the NE corner of the NE4 of the Sc
OF section s thence west 420 feet south
20 .eat, East 42o feet. north 21O feet
TO point of beg inning, being rs acres
in Little River county. Arkansas
Terms of sale: On a credit of three
months, purchaser being required to
execute q bond as required by law and
the order md decree of said Court i.
s9fd cause, with approved sacurity
bearing interest at the rate of 10 per
cent per annum from date of sale unit!
Poi and a lien being retained on thl
premises sold to secure the payment OF
the purchase money. Given under my
hand this 18th day of June, A. D.. 1918
-Chas. H. Park, Clerk in Chancerv. W
The Little River news. (Ashdown, Little River County, Ark.) 1897-current, 1918-06-12
\ Card OF Thanks.

To my many friends of the 22nd
Senatorial District: l wish to thank
YOU for your interest in me in my race
for State Senator. l beg to say that
l appreciate your support and infiu-
ence just as heartily as if l had been
successful With pleasure | submit
to the voice of the people. | am as
ever yours most respectfully,
j. Fl. SHAW.
The Little River news. (Ashdown, Little River County, Ark.) 1897-current, 1918-06-12
Warming Order.

In the Little River Chancery Court,
Little River County, Arkansas. Cora
Bagwell plaintiff VS.. Frank Bagwell
defendant. The defendant, Frank Bag
we'll is hereby warned to appear in
this court within thirty days and ans
wer the complaint of the plaintiff
herein, Cora Bagwell. Witness my
hand and the seal of said court this
18th day of May, 1918.--Chas. H. Park,
Clerk. Steel & Steel Attys for pltff.
Geo. R Steel, Atty. ad litem, ~<r,44
The Little River news. (Ashdown, Little River County, Ark.) 1897-current, 1918-06-12

He that being oiten reproye3 hard
eHe.h his neck shall suddenly be de-
strOyed, and that without re1. edy.-
Prov .29:i.
The Little River news. (Ashdown, Little River County, Ark.) 1897-current, 1918-06-12
U-DOAT THOUGHT SUNK
U-.ii Believed Sent Down OF Carolina
Coast by Destroyer.

An Atlantic Port, June 9.-The Ger
man submarine U-51 is believed to
have been sunk today off the coast of
North Carolina by an American de-
strOyer The submarine was too close
to shore to sumerge fully and was
struck and sunk during running
fight by shell from the destroyer
il was said
The Little River news. (Ashdown, Little River County, Ark.) 1897-current, 1918-06-12

HOUSEKEEPING for the summer.
Rooms unfurnished $3.50 to SO per
month. Finest springs in tie noun
tains; ideal climate; scenic beauty;
ideal summer home; elevation 1900.
No use to write. Go there; { lady il
clarge.-L. z. Quinn, Owner, Lockes-
burg, Ark.
The Little River news. (Ashdown, Little River County, Ark.) 1897-current, 1918-06-12

!COWS FOR SALE-20 milk cows,
with calves by their sides, rest heif-
er springers, high bred stock just Mis-
souri,. VIII sell for cash or on time
NJ. W. Hankins, Ogden, Ark. St
The Little River news. (Ashdown, Little River County, Ark.) 1897-current, 1918-06-12

He that being 0ft"n repr0ye3 bard
eBeth his neck shall suddenly be de-
stroyed, and that without ren. eay.-
Prov, 29:i.
Misses Mary Fawcett, Juliette Cor
bett and Lilly Chewing were the
week end guests OF Miss Mamie Dee
Chewing at Peytonvlle.
Fer what shall it profit a man. if
ae shall gain the whole world. and
lose his own soul? Or what shall d
man give in exchange fer his soul?.-
Mark S:S6 and 81.
Mrs. J. L. Whizenant and children
left Friday for their home at Mar
sail, Texas, after visit with Mr.. and
Mrs. D. Il. Fawcett end family. They
we're accompanied as far as Tex r
kama by Miss j9uth Fawcett
Whereas We know not What shall be
on the morrow. For what is life! II
is even yapOr that appeareth Tor z
little time and then yanisiieth away
James l:14.
TAKEN UP-Blaci, horse mule. VT
stout 1,100. scar on right forefoot,
inside wire cut on left.-Jeif Nesbit
When food gives you distress you
need a dose of Pricklv Ash Bitters to
relieve the stomach and help aiges-
ton. 1t is a fine hitch and bowel
purifier. Price S125 pe2 5ottle.-Dx-
ie Drug Co, Special Agents.
l now have the Ozark Heights
NIr. and Mrs. Irby Ko } of Nash
vile We're the guests Of O. kolb nd
family MondsE night Ms kolb was
enroute to Port Arthur and was ac-
companiea this fer by her husband
Don t expect to get through a hot
summer of hard work without sick
spell, il you start with your system
full of impurities, To avoid a break
down in the busy season begin now
taking Prickly Ash Bitters. 1t will
purify the blood, liver and bowels and
put the system in healthy condition.
Price $125 per bottle.-Dixie Drug
Co., Special Agents
biliousnoss is a condition that
breeds disease in the vital organs and
ought t. be corrected promptly
tjtKiy Ash Bitters is the true remedy
! IitaliIes the blood, drives out i'm
sGrities' IL the bowels. makes YOU feel
t!ia1jt. s>rcng and hear,y. Price SD
per bottle.-Dixie Drug Co. Speciai
agents.
The Little River news. (Ashdown, Little River County, Ark.) 1897-current, 1918-06-12
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X LOCAL NEWS. X
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Money to loan on improved farm
lands-A. Goldsmith
Tom Caulder went to Texarkana
Monday.
w. N Burt was here from Oak Hi
Saturday.
Floyd Bell of Foreman was in the
city Mond3y.
S. j. Meyer spent Tuesday n2c-niEg
in Foreman.
+. Will Waldo was up rom Pine Pair
lie Saturday.
J. R. Bowles was here f1c.n BoAho-
ma Saturday
Steve Cruise was down from Ar
den Tuesday
DR.. Shirley Of Foreman was in Aa1-
Gown Monday
]. f. Bryce was here fra the Jones
farm Saturday
Money to loan on improved farms.
"A. Goldsmith. IT,
Callie Sutton was over from Ben
Lomond Monday.
r. T. Sessions Of winthrop was IL
the city Monday.
Geo. R. Steel Went to DaGu2en Mon
day on business
Mrs. Crouch of Ogden was shopping
in Ashdown Mond r.
Bob Perry of Arden WAS an Ash
down visitor Monday.
Money to loan on farms, approved Sc
curity.-A. Goldsmith.
Glen Middlebrocks spent Sunday
evening in TeXarkana
R. L. Johnosn of Allene 8as in the
city On business Monday.
Money to loan on improved farms.
"A Goldsmith. IT,
Bill McClelland of Red Blu.f was
trading in AshdoWn Saturday.
How shall we escape il re neglect
so great salvation:-II 2:3.
Mrs. Jet Orion md little aug ter
are the guests of relatives il the city.
W w. Bishop has accepted posi-
ton with the TomplIins Motor Sales
Co.
Homer Welch aad wita are ct Wins
boro, Texas, visiting the formers par
ents.
The harvest is pass, tie Summer i,
ended and we are uot saved. -Jer.
S:2G.
Wade Welch was at Taxarkana
Tuesday to take the exz nina ton fo.
the army.
M. E. Rosengweig OF Lake Village,
was the guest of S j Meyer ana fan1i-
ly Tuesday.
Claud Henderson and Buddy Price
went to Little Rock Sunday to en.Isv
in the navy
And as it is appointed unto men
once to die, but after this the judg-
ment-Heb. 9:27.
Tuesday to appear before the district
advisory board
Miss Minnie Potts returned from
Foreman Friday where SIC has been
visiting relatives
DR.. Chas. Champlin, ostao2ath, CT
Hope, made a professional visit to
this city this week
Seek We the Lord While he may b.
found; cali ye upon niaa wife he i
near.--isiah 55:G.
Geo. Bryant and family lett AIoE-
day by auto for Malvern John Miller
drove the car for them
Mrs. w. T. McCown returned to De
Queen Monday after an extended vis:.
with her daughter, Mrs u u .3.shoq
Boast not thyself Of tomorrow, for
thou Enowest not What cay mag
bring iorth.-Pr0y. % -
The Little River news. (Ashdown, Little River County, Ark.) 1897-current, 1918-06-12

PEAS FOR SALE-Stock and Whip
poorwill peas for sale.-C. S. Cobb. st
The Little River news. (Ashdown, Little River County, Ark.) 1897-current, 1918-06-12

FOR SALES small farm mules H.
quire o. w. H. Adams. It
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-26
NAN IS
BIC BBCK5T0P
Schalk Has Fine Record
Behind Bat; Best Record
Of 1918 Season.

Sew York, Sept. g. Raymond
schalk isn't much bigger than a
minute. but he IS the hardest work
ing catcher who has worn major
league uniform in the history Of mod
ern baseball
when SchaIk finished the 1918 sea
son vita the White sox he had taken
part in 1oe games and had estab-
llshed a mark that viii not be passed
for some moons
schalk also has passed the century
mark in games caught for the sixth
successive season
The White SoE midget started for
Couiekev IN 1912. when he was sold
20 Chicago in August for cash and
PLAYERS valued at $4,000. he did
not catch many games that season,
appearing in bat %.
In 1918 SchaIk held the position Of
first catcher on the White SoX club
snd caught 11S games in 1914 ne
caught 155 games and appeared IN
the same number the next year.
The season Of 1915 he caught in
1-9 games But IN 1917 he made his
hlzh mark catching 40 games and
helping the Soz 20 win the American
league pennaut and the worlds cham
pionship-
This wear. with 102 games 10 his
credit. he stands out as the most con-
sistent catcher in baseball
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-26
Fifth cavalry, fourth. Time, $500.
2an Tnrd Inr Hurdlcs.

Fifth cavalry, fourth. Time. $500.
20 Yard Low Hurdles
Won by Kane. Fifth cavalry
Caillionette, send field artillery, sec
ond; Hathorn, Seventh cavalry, third :
Severens. Seventh cavalry, fourth
Time. 27;o3.
40 Yard Dash.
Won BY Waldron, Seventh cavalry :
Gallagher. Fifth cavalry, second
Solmon. Fifth cavalry. third; Law
renee. Seventh cavalry, fourth. Time
IS.
One Mile Relay Race.
Won by SEND field artillery team
composed OF Caillionette, Walsh.
Severns. Drake, Lunbarger. Stanfield,
smith, Lonard; Seventh cavalry sec
end.
Pole Vault.
Won by Baer, Sl4th cavalry at ten
feet: Teller, Fifth cavalry. second;
McAuley. Fifth cavalry. third; Me
never. Fifteenth trains, and Hathorn.
tied for fourth place.
High Jump.
Won by Quackenbush, 18th trains
five feet six inches Haggard, Seventh
cavalry, second; Wilcox, Fifth
cavalry. third; Kane, Fifth cavalry
fourth.
Running Broad Jump.
Won by Collins. Seventh cavalry
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-26

opponent to recover. but from a ring
standpoint II was the high point Of
Simple Simon stuff attained during
the evening 70 wait when he should
have been working as a finisher.
Henna beat Wenman some more. then
again several times and the round
ended much in favor Of Hanna
Chapter Two.
IN the second round there was
change OF program introduced by the
big gunner. Hanna, becoming dis
dalnful OF the artilleryman's clumsy
efforts, failed 10 guard properly and
Wenman floored him in one Of
Hanna's bull rushes- Hanna laughed
when he got Up, but IL was a different
laugh and quite generally IL was OBJ
served that he stopped the rushing
for a spell Wenman went in for
more mauling and landed several
blows Of the slap variety.
Hanna Wins.
Hanna steamed Up again IN the
third but at the end Of the round. the
decision being a draw. another round
was called for. Wenman's manager
refused to permit him TO continue be-
cause OF a badly injured thumb.
Hanna might have won easily from
the start had he attended strictly 10
business. Grit like that possessed by
Wenman should not be toyed with.
All bouts were three round affairs.
except those with an added round
Capt John r Bender. athletic Girec-
tor Of the FL Paso military district,
OBLIGATED as timekeeper. Nike Orri-
son. boxing instructor. acted as ref
cree. the decisions being given in con-
junction with two judges. Most Of
the contestants who have appeared IA
former Bliss bouts showed the effect
OF regular training by improvement
in last nights milling.
100 Yard Dash.
Won by Lille. Fifth cavalry; VIII
o14th cavalry. third; Gallagher FIN
/ cavalry fourth Time. 1898.
$50 lard Run.
Won by Waldron. Seventh cavalry
3 VALID. Fifth cavalry. second; Cutler
/ Fifth cavalry. third; O'Day, SIND field
artillery, fourth Time, 2:lI:o4.
10 Yard Hurdles.
Won by Knowles. Fifth cavalry
I Blacksmith seventh cavalry second
I Teller. Fifth cavalry. third: Natcha
D Seventh cavalry, fourth Time Il sec
One Nile Run.
Won by Magarett, Seventh cavalry
! VolsiE. send field artillery, second
/ Gonzales. Seventh cavalry, third
Place. Fifth cavalry, fourth. Time
5:I9-04-
20 Yard Dash.
Won by Hildebraud. Seveut
cavalry: DuEuette. Fifth cavalry. sec
/ end: Slater. send field artillery. third
/ Drake. SIND field artillery. fourth
/ Time, 500.
20 Yard Dash.
Won by Lille. 5th cavalry. Hide
brand. Seventh cavalry, second; vii
son, Seventh cavalry, third; Griffithi
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-26

70 $500 feet: Wilcox, Fifth cavalry
second. Ryder, SEND field artillery
third. BousalI. 31sth cavalry, fourth
SHOT Put.
Won by Quackenhush. 18th trains
sc feet inches; Hutchinson, 6-nd
field artillery. second; SPOTS, Fifth
cavalry. third; VallenJavitch, Fifth
cavalry. fourth
Discus Throw.
Won by Mclean, send field artil-
lery. 101 feet inches; Gleuive
Seventh cavalry. second; Maglin,
Fifth cavalry. third; Collins Seventh
cavalry, fourth
Potato Race.
Won By Williams. SIND field artil-
lery. Eildebrand, Seventh cavalry
second.
shuttle Relay Race.
Won by Fifth cavalry seventh
cavalry, second
Masked Run.
Won by Fifth cavalry; send field
artillery. second
Packing and SaddiiaE Contest
Won by send field artillery; Seventh
cavalry, second
Roman Riding.
Won by Seventh cavalry, remoEnt
Best Trained Mount.
Won by Fifth cavalry team. Lieut.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-26
Fighting Out the
Sunday Admission

Another New York magistrate has
declared playing baseball on Sunday
is no violation OF the state law as
long as admission is not directly
charged. It seems the managers OF
two teams had been arrested because
they sold magazines TO evade the ad-
mission charge feature The Judge
after hearing the evidence. heid the
SPECTATORS we're not compelled 10 buy
the magazines and, therefore, II could
not be said IL was a subterfuge TO col
lect admissions
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-26
Loaning Players
Strictly National

The sIoaninE7 OF players. as brought
cut n the cases Of pitcher George
smith and catcher Jimmy Archer. is
strictly a National league practice as
lar as the majors are concerned.
though they have followed such q
practice in certain minor leagues
when occasion warranted After the
season closed Brooklyn returned Smith
70 New York. He previously had been
loaned TO Cincinnati and called back
when he could not be OF use there.
Brooklyn. likewise. only loaned
Archer 20 Cincinnati. Il developed at
the close OF the season
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-26

artillery second
DIsmounted Tug OF War.
Won hy send field artillery r.
mount team, second
Rescue Race.
Won By Fifth cavalry.
First Aid Contest.
Won by S2nd field artillery; Eiftn
cavalry. second
Mounted Relay Race.
Won by send field artillery team
remounr team. second
shuttle Relay Race
Won by 5th cavalry seventh
-zvalry. second
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-26

GETTING a new record OF 1o2 points
y won in the monthly track and
field day meet at Fort Bliss We'd
.nesday. the Fifth cavalrymen gave
Col. Edward Anderson the pleasant
Job Of carrying away the trophy FOR
winning the meet. together with two
other trophies. Col Selah r H
.Tompkins was wildly cheered by the
Seventh riders as he carried away
two cups, and Mai. Howard, trophy
bearer for the send field artillery,
carried away the cup for mounted
Lieut.. Col. F. ". Glover. seventh
cavalry. president Of the Fort Bliss
athletic council presided at the eve
ming meet. presenting the various
trophies 10 reEimental commanders
In receiving the trophies for the VIC
torious send field artillerymen- Col
Anderson said that he was proud OF
the record made by his men and knew
they would make the same kind OF
record when they began 70 compete
for events on the western front
sstic gunner wen take the Kali
ser's crown"
speech making is like boxing-one
wen directed punch may WIN Col
Tompkins in exactly half dozen gun
powder words. made a one-punch
knockout speech in receiving the
Seventh trophies and the refereeing
fans-some 5000 soldiers and civil
ians-Eave him a prompt decision
While the SIND gunners fought an
day long 10 the last ounce Of strength
and grit. they showed that. they had
''pep" left when Mai. Howard COM
mended their efforts in short. wen
worded speech OF acceptance that car
ried the crowd with him
Because boxing events held trophies
in the balance. no phase OF the day S
events was more strenuous OF hard
fought than the seven boxing bouts
Telso Winner.
Carson. SD field artillery. started
the first round Of the opening bout
by flooring Tommy Felso, Seventh
cavalry. That gave Tommy chance
TO prove that he is one Of the Eamest
boys at Bliss as well as one Of the
cleverest- Felso battled carefully for
the remainder OF the round, but cut
loose in the second and third. winning
By a good margin While Carson Is a
game boy with a good wallop and is
TO be commanded for his grit, he has
much 20 learn before waginG equal
war with Tommy.
Gundy Gets Run.
In the second bout Of the evening
Battling Reum. Fifth cavalry. proved
the surprise Of the evening by meet
ing Nick Gundy, Seventh cavalry
with an assortment OF straight let's
and rights that held the feather
weight champion off in great shape
for two rounds Then something
happened Gundy cut loose with up
percuts and in one. two, three orde-
kept punching up hot ones from be-
low that got a draw decision Referee
Nike Orrison ordered another round
according TO rules Of the athletic
council IN the fourth Gundy repeat
ed his submarine tactics, getting the
decision With some work on az.
gressiye tactics Reum should be Z
worthy contender for Fort Bills.
featherweight honOrs, If he can make
the weight
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-26
Influenza Stops
Great Lakes Game

Great lakes. Ill. Sept. 26.-Because
OF the epidemic of Spanish influenza.
athletics at the Great Lakes naval
training station came TO a sudden but
temporary halt yesterday Capt VIM
4. Moffett. the commandant, ordered
the final game Of the baseball series
between Great Lakes and Norfolk
called off Football practice also VIII
be curtaiIed. but the team VIII be
permitted TO make the trip to Iowa
City. Ia. next Saturday 10 play Iowa
university.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-26
OrriSon to Take
Special Training

Nike Orrisons boxing instructor at
Fort Bliss. viii leave Friday for Camp
Gordon. Atlanta. Ga. where he viii
take a special course in bayonet
work. hand TO hand fighting and gen
e-si war camp work. Orrison viii be
gone two weeks. during which time
Capt. John p Bender will instruct in
boxing, in addition to his other duties
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-26
rHo,LAs PITCHING IN PARIS.

Claude Thomas. who pitched for
Minneapolis and also had q trial with
Washington, writes from Paris that
he IS the leading pitcher on the best
service bail team back Of the lines
and that II they ever play any army
worlds series in France his team s
going 70 be one OF the contenders. It
is not stated what team he is with.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-26

some. but the Fifth rider took away
all doubts about who was master
when in the third round he landed
hard ones at will and had the gunner
groggy.
Easy for Tommy.
Tommy Murphy. Fifth cavalry, won
all the way from Bloom, Seventh cav
sIrv. Tommy tried for a kayo almost
from the start. wading in regardless,
but Bloom knew just enough 10 keep
out Of the way Of a sleep producer
fol-. three sessions Bloom was badly
beaten.
Knight knows Game.
Harvey Knight, Seventh cavalry,
gave the best complication Of the
evening OF what an accomplished and
effective boxer should be when ne
took on Battling Courtier. Fifth cav
airy. for an exhibition, after the Sew
enth forfeited because OF Knights
overweight. II what followed after
the first gong was an exhibition. il
would be worth going miles 10 see a
real bout between the two Courtier.
who is a finely built athlete, was in
good trim and waded in for blood
knight came back with the same kind
Of boxing. In the early part Of the
first round Courtier landed several
hard ones. Then knight seemed 70
found the mark Repeatedly Knight
turned Courtier's head in the second
round and apparently could have put
on the finishing rap, but for some
reason RETAINED from taking advan-
tage Of IT,. in the last round. how
ever. Harvey got peeved for some rea-
son and, turning Courtier's head with
his left, shot through the right and
the session was well nigh over. With
10. I 1rf1rnaFH DT~1reE Efnrf on
his face, Courtier was beaten 10 his
/ corner and showed an inclination 70
! quit Knights exhibition Of glove
I battery was easily the most effective
/ Of the evening
Another for Fifth.
Kid Shanks. Fifth cavalry. won on
points all the way from Coe, SD field
/ artillery. being too shifty for the gun
4 ner. Coe is a likable boxer. proving
throughout the bout that he is cool
( and carries a terrific kick In fact
/ had he been able TO land the vicious
right he several times sent after
/ Shanks. there might have been SUD
| den ending. Shanks gave an excellent
! exhibition OF how a left jab may be
! made TO win a bout. With more
! knowledge OF the game, Coe viii be 2
/ hard man TO beat
The Cyclone.
] The real Grizzly event OF the
| evening came when Hanna, Seventh
! cavalry. and Wenman, SD field ar
J tilIery. were unleashed. Hanna stepped
across the ring and before Weuma1
Z knew the bout had begun. was pickine
I himself up off the floor. Hanna STOOD
and laughed at the big fellow. giving
him time to recover his bearing
/ Hanna's act looked uice-maybe-ant
IL was gallant enough TO permit hi.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-26

Remington and Winchester guns al
sbeers Hardware Co, 80 Texas St.
ADV
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-26
MKT sTUDORIUM BIL.


= NEXT sTUDORIUM Bill. I
. a ten round meeting between Z
. Kid Reyes, champion weller Z
. weight OF the border. and 4
. Tommy Murphy. who viii enter I
= the weIter class. VIII be the
. main event OF Studorium (
. show 10 be given Friday night, I
. October &. II that bout and
. others suggested are approved
. av the Fort Bliss Athletic I
., council
Q Other bouts proposed 70 I'll I
= out the bill are Null. medical
. unit, VS.. Rubino. 18th trains, I
. six or eight rounds
Coxhiu, military police, ~
. Kid SHUTTER, medical unit
Q Red Williams, Seventh cav
. airy, VS.. Duquette. Fifth cav
Q. airy.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-26

Hotel LauEhlin, al u. Franklin.
phone 24s5, rooms 500 day up. Special
rates by week or month--Adv.