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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-05

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SOUTH room ln rear with kitchenet,
completely furnished for Housekeeping,
212 per month. 11gs y. Florence
HOUSEKEEPING apartment SIS per
month. All convenience Sl1a Z Bou-
levard. Phi S291J.
FURNISHED room. kltchenet. bath. sleep
ing porch, SEA Suite OF rooms, SIG Sin
gle housekeeping rooms sic. 103 2. Nevada
PARTLY furnished Housekeeping rooms
SO per month. Lights. gas range. run
ming water. close in Pm 5TS0W. 4o4
W Overland-
. FURNISHED housekeeplnE rooms With
giassed in sleeping porch. private family.
Lights. hot and cold water. No children.
1914 y. Florence.
Housekeeping Rooms-UnfuEnished
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UNFINISHED rooms Phi Ss5gW.
LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS. unfur-
nished. IN private family. screened porch
and bath. SIS. Phone 3107-
UNFURNIsHED rooms 10 quiet couple
without children. near Southwestern
shops. two nice rooms and bath or three
and bath, reasonable Phi 2l69M
TWO large clean airy unfurnlshed rolms
or viii furnish; bath and sleeping porch
every convenience reasonable rent. High
land Park car or Rio Graude jltne- 1880
Arizona.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-05
Il -, ID 60,

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read 20 san Ellzarlo. IS acres fruit trees.
alfalfa. cats CAL at 119 Birch ST.. 1Tra
annie Perollo-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-05
For Rsnt-Rooms and Board

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ROOM. beard and sleeping porch for two
gentlemen. separate beds "a. 454s-
BOARD and room with sleeping porches-
1920 Z Rio Grande. Ms. kitchens
DESIRABLE cool rooms with board ~
W. bio Grande.
HIGHLAND PARK home Of practical
nurse. Room. board. care SO week
Pm aV31J-
Ills MONTANA. one large beautifully
furnished east room -ith five windows
and running water FOR two people. Meals
furnished
MOUNTAINAIR sANITORIUM, Alamo-
Eordo. New Mexico. IS miles from Il
Paso; a splendid place for the sumner.
Beautiful grounds, good food. Experience
nursing. Moderate ratea- write for book
For Rent-Stores and Offices
WYOMING GROCERY-Ph. 2442.
FOR RENT-Desirabis offices IN the
Herald building. Reasonable rates- Apply
20 the auditor OF The Herald
MEsA AVE sTOREROOM
In Hotel Angelus Bldg. Apply
". +. PAYNE
4o1 Mesa Ph. l25a
MORGAN BLDG.
Ground floor store room
DOUGLAS C. CROWELL AGENCY.
"a Mills BIDS Phone s8o9.
FOR RENT-Ground floor office In Herr "a
building; very suitable for real estate and
insurance office. Apply 20 the auditor %
The Herald
zo7 Mesa Ave. Office. Morgan Bldg- SIS
400 s. St Vrain. cor. Second St -g25
1905 s. Santa Fe. new store 5000. $50
sos san Francisco. store and tass-
mcut --------e--s-- ~
go s. z Paso, store - .-...-..---..-tle
$50 Myrtle. store -....-...------. . 5
100 E Second. cor FL Pa1o. base
ruenL -aa1
I'll 2. Overland. store and baHs
meut -------.- ..--------' tle2
122 s. Stanton cor Overland. store $50
504 san Francisco. . floors and base
ment. T1x125 feet tracizaEa ..--. $3.50
DOUGLAS C. CROWELL AGENCY.
s2s Mills Bldg Phone 88lo
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-05
II So q EEehanE.-ReaI 90

For Sale or ExchauFe-Real Estate
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SCHOOL LASDs-Veazey. care Herald
WILL TRADE part o. al Of 1900 u
laso lots Victor L Ochoa- Phi 6200-
CSC ACRES q land IN II Paso, Texas.
Tor sale or trade Tor small farm OF WIN
take Ford on e. What have you got
= offer Owner, r. s. Key. p. . Pilot
Point Tex
FOR EXCHANGE
: properly. PoIoza. Calf. Eor cottage ir
u Easo- Furnished cottage Pacific Beach
1o- cotrase Oh p Paso- Cottages IN Tam
uas Eiz. for = Faso property Equity
in new furnished bungalows for lots or
car. l6 lots iu Gran6FieE for cottage,
VIII assume. Lots Oh Deul1E, n. H. for
u Elso properly valley land FOR cot
tagez Wen located tenement for cot
taEs or land
81. y. CARL
zaz Canlss sldE Ph. S.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-05

LINCOLN APIS. fur. or unfur. 4-room
apts.. 40 ". Boulevard Phi 1854.
THE PATTERSON APART8fESTs-I2I7
Mesa Furnished and unfinished
AUSTIN APIS. furnished and unfur-
nished- A. p. Coles & Bros. agents. 2o4
" Oregon 81 PFcne 1875
3 UNFINISHED apartments. hot and
cold water or two room furnished apart
ment- Apply 103s Magoffn-
DE LUZ sPT-Furnished or unfur-
nished apartments. 1912 " Oregon Fh-
6os3
RIFERFIEW APIS. EOS ". Main Lovely
cool apartments. furnished or unfurnished
two rooms. sleeping porch and bath. SIS
70 SIS Pm. 32-4I
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-05

VIII SACRIFICE bungalow on car
line; rooms and glazed sleeping
porch. basement. built-in features
5oLl 4Q-barns. trees. etc $3.50
Owner leaving city. Phi 1929.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-05

FOR RESr
Two large warehouses with base
meat. on santa Re track
500 san Jacin-o St. store SIS
go Stanton ST.. with living
rooms .------.-- -.--ffa
f118 Ia Lux ST., with living
E..IaN 40
BROADDUs q lie BARON
e1g-el0 FIRST National Bank Bldg
Phone 1855
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-05

GOVERNMENT HILL bungalow d.
rect from owner at sacrifice; 5 at
tractivs rooms and porches. Phone
42A1-W.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-05
Ready Reference Business Directory
Electrical SUPPLIES

LARRABEE ELECTRIC co.
fos Taras 81 Phone aszl.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-05
Fer SaIe-MiseeIIsnsou.

Tor e-lLlaeeldue0uF
ALFALFA CUTTER good as new. SIS.
"a elsAh.
FOR SALE brand new ladies' wardrobe
trunk: cheap. ISIS y. Fl Paso. Phi. S02s.
Eok sALE-ReminEton typewriter. cost
- nov. cost szs. Phi. 555sR-
---.- s--ALnANGE either Of dc two
following articles for 80 ReminEhton
sport pump rife one Anemometer. one
Llcyds Hvgrcdize, one Protectorrraph
Rife must be first class. address Zfu.
box s. Hurley, n. Il
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-05

LOOK THESE CARS OVER BEFORE
F0U BUY.
CASH Or TERMS.
We have the largest line Of used cars IN
the southwest.
OPES SUNDAYS. 10 A. Il. TO . p. NJ;
EVENINGS FROM 1.2o To $50.
WALTERS & DURHAM
Succrs- 10 Hna gland Co
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-05

For Rent-Apartmeuts Unfurnished
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LARGE APARTAIENT-Brazos No. H.
9 ROOM corner apartment Ph. 2l5.
ALEXANDRIA APARTMENTS. Ph. ass.
3 ROOMS, bath. Fleeping porch close in.
Amerieans only. $50. Apply so vs.. No. 81
THE WHITFIELD rooms. summer
rates. 5Z04 Montana
THE MONTANA - small uafurnlshed
apartment 9lI Montana Phi. 72lQ.
UNFINISHED apartment: no children.
cal SOC Wyoming Phi 69slM-
NV three room apartments. So 1903
San Antonio.
THE KIMBALL-Very desirable apart
ments. SO Prospect
THE BINKLEF-Bea utiful apartmentu
five minutes walk 10 postoffce- Cor. Up
son and DAVIS. Phi sos7R
8 ROOMS. bath. screened Stepping porch.
so Arizona Inquire 1o19 n Campbell
EXCEPTIONALLY choice. beautiful new
airy five room apartment Garage. All
built n convenience Very desirable.
HILL CREST APIS.
Beautiful unfuruished apartment. four
rooms. bath and sleeping porch Built In
features hardwood floors and every mod
eru convenience. Rent $40 Apply 20
THE LAY REALTY a TRUST co.
Phone ISIS. 20f Trust BldE.
FOR RENT-UNFURNIsHE
5 room house, COZ n. Virginia 5000
room house 1908 p. Nevada ......ff0.0O
FURNISHED
room apartment. sos W. Missouri $3.50
room. sleeping porch. bath, private
2. ". WILLIAMS
Phone 1liA $40 First Nat. Bank Bldg.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-05

HABGAIN-Modern 4 room bungalow
sleeping porch. 400 block n. Ell Paso
St. c. ". Moore, owner. 5029 Non
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-05

70 SIS. p. ss.4J.
For Rent-HOuses Furnished
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BUNGALOW near Fl Bliss. Phi s2l5
FURNISHED TIM HOUsE-Ph- 7016L
ROOMS. sleeping porch s20f Hamil-
ton. Phi s0I7.
FURNIsHED house for rent until Sep
. TENDER first Phi 1850
SMALL house. partly furnished, $40,
251o Pledras.
4 ROOM bungalow apartment near Fort
Bliss. Phi s65sJ-
HALF OF nicely furnished house. sleep
Ing porch; no children sol Wyoming.
To ADULTs-Half Of cottage. cool and
comfortable; Earage- Pm I5lA
2 ROOMS, bath, Sleeping porch; walk
Ing distance. Phi S174J.
NICELY furnished bungalow for rent On
Trowbridge street Phi 591s. between 2
% p m
COTTAGE complete. rooms. sleeping
porch 704 " Kansas Apply SOS ".
kansas
DURING sU1IsIER-Modern new four
room bungalow. TT Bliss district. Phi
FURNISHED cottags for rent SIS per
month; rooms, bath. sleeping porch.
new. Ssl2 Montana Pm g. days 1855.
evenings
FOR RENT
r. bath fur. 1895 T. BouL .s52.50
r. cottage. 201s Atlanta 81 .-- $1,000
MCKEE BROS. eos Mills Bldg.
FOR RENT-Completsly furnished. i've
room cottage. including player-piano and
telephone garage; Sunset Heights. close
in; walking distance. SIC Los Angeles
street Phi 1920
Do YOU want a new. completely fur
nished cottage in a delightfully."- cool Do
cation at very low rentaI9 Three
rooms, bath. large screened sleeping
porch. gas range. electric lights. play
grounds for children. For healthy people
only Never occupied BY invalids- Special
reduced rental 20 desirable parties Call
az $3.50 Federal Take Highland Park
car % FEDERAL tpaved street,.
FURNISHED
r bath & s. D.. Nevada $500
r. bath g. s. p. Bliss 81 .-..-.....S $500
r. bath g. s. b., Arizona St. -.--.-2f5.Q0
5 2. bath q D.. Muudy ave 5000 $500
UNFINISHED
4 r. bath & s. D.. Boulevard ...-.. 5000
4 =. bath & g. D., Wyoming ---...S20-o0
r bath az s. p, Idalia ---------. $1,000
r. bath & s. p, Kings Highway $500
r hath & s. D., Wheeling St ---.& $1,000
r bath & s. p, Epson ave -.---ff5-o0
s r. bath & e. D., Campbell -..---.- 5000
Furnished and unfurnished apartments
in all parts o. the city
ANDERSON-FILLERl INVESTMENT co.
Rental Satisfaction
sos Mesa Ave. Phone 4061-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-05
ron SALE 81 OWNER

Nicely Llulslel 3 room new uuu6a-
low. hardwood floors, basement. heat
garage, 2 lots. corner servants room.
Tor particulars apply 10 Mrs. J. ".
CroUdus. 1909 ~. Missouri Ph 1891
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-05

4ARFA-F0RT DAVIS auto iossc5 ~
Davla daily and Sundays O. ~ t-rrr-
Marta D. m One way. la1ts 49,
TIP a. G. ~. Davis prorreteg.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-05
d Sale-CiIy Property.

LEE-l[agneto and starter
repairing We specialize in armaturs
reWfudinE
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-05
For SaIe-MiseeIIaneous

LARGE sAFE-First class condition. Ad-
dress p. %. box 521-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-05

LAKE VALLEY. Hillsooro and asinTsI51
auto meets al traius a. Lake VElloF.
Mrl- p slease. Hilsooro. New Nszleo.
HOT SPRINGS MOTOR CO--Auto T7Ts7T
from Eagle % Eiephaar Eutte Dan1. aot
springs and BlaeE Range. Haroid sastt.
LEr.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-05

GOOD FARM clear OF debt-vell
stocked. clear Of debt-seIl or trade
worth $500. Howell Realty Co.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-05

WELL LOCATED BARGAIN-4 rooms
and sleeping porch on two lots close
20 car. Highland Park, $500. Terms
20 suiL Ph. s6l2.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-05
Apartment, Furnisbed & Unfurni,bed

FISK-RAMsEY REALTY co.
Phone 1913.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-05

GLOBE MLAMl-CHElsrlI fFINfI-E-
Nan staEe-Cars leave Globe dallg at g
a. ~ makinE direct connections for Hay
aen. Kay. Superior. Ficreuca Phoenix a11
Iucson- Cars leave Wlnkalraan daUv fdr
TIE return trip az 2 D HI Globe talsphoaa
40. $50 Ie1.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-05

Furniture Packing
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PACKING aud shipping household goods
our speciality. Furniturs repairing rinlahlng
and uphoisteriuE. r. L. Daniel Furniture
Natures factory.1706 Texas Pm 1025-lol0-
We PACK. SHIP OR STORE
F'urnitull. cut glass and china. furniture
repairing and reGnlshing and uphoisterluE-
Get our prices See cur work 200 Texas.
Phone $40.
o. u. HOUsER rPHOLsTERING co.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-05

G100 BoWu-S25 monthly on principal
new 8 rooms, Easements in Alta Vista
A sacrifice-N- Stanton. walking dis
tzuce, rooms must sell quick.
..nrr- l.. -
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-05

OWNER WILL TAKE $3.50 for
equity worth $4,000 in room house.
Just outside city limits. Write r. T.
D. No I. Box 10. II Paso.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-05

SPPEE VAELET
LAS CEpCES AUrO-LsaEea ECEli1 e.
flee a. .. m Arrives az Las Crl1r1 aslt
.. II Ths returning car le1Tag Ia &C.,
poEtcffcs for E. Faso f=1o p n ~ Hse-
quite. Tellea. La Ecls- ChambeFiEo SD
CanutiIlo ard arrives % u PaHo Is1l p
N Phone 5000 81 Pa1os rs Las craa-l-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-05

TOR RENT By HAWKINS BROS.
?. brick. 5204 Bliss s4i
2. brick, 5los Bisbee new ....-...ssi
r brick. 270l Memphis ..........-.gIl
II r. brick, furnished or uufurnished
war time prices n. Oregon
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-05

UNFINISHED
Apartments-4 rooms. bath and S. P.
1o14-101s E. Boulevard
Modern 6-room bungalow. 2o0o blk.
Montana St
room. house. Sc Lee St
Broom house. Wyoming ST.
". p. PAYNE
fo1 Mesa Phone 1880.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-05

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SODA FOUNTAIN. drug and confectionery
fixtures. latest design. both exposed and
closed Jar types. ranging in length Of g. 9
10 T. l6 and 90 feet can save you 90 20
TO percent: small cash payment down ball
ance easy payments can include SHOW
caaea shelving tabIss chairs. carbonator
IN contract All fixtures necessary 70 onen
I'd drug and confectionery store Prompt
shipment write o. wire Ter price lists. =
F. Commission Co. 81 Myrtle. Agents
Grnsman T0unfain Co.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-10-01
Germans Outgeneraled

Henry Farrand Griffin, in Leslie's
 Taking it all in all. looks as if the Germans have been not only outnum- bered but outgeneraled as we'll The German general staff is not composed of supermen, as some people were al- most willing to believe last spring Faced by superior forces, fed by ali everlasting reserve of American troops, confronted for the first time with a unified, competent strategic command, the German offensive speed- fly collapsed and with it the myth of German invincibihty. And now the danger is that we shall go to the other extreme, and think that the war is all over but the shouting. It is not. Ger. many is still an exceedingly danger ous enemy. The German military lead CTS. have shown themselves cool headed and resourceful in defeat The German soldiers have fought a stub. born and courageous losing fight There has been nothing even remote ly approaching collapse of German morale-despite sensational newspaper stories to that effect, The enemy is indeed in difficult position, owing to his depleted reserves and the unfav- orable nature of his front for de- fensive warfare. But the remedy for both of these difficulties is perfectly obvious--a shortening and straighten- ing of his lines from Rheims to the North sea. The chief objection to the application of this remedy is it's polit- ical effect at home and abroad And there you have the key to future German strategy--it must increasing ly take into account political as well as military factors
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-10-01

PRIVATES; Howard o. Dimmick, Binghamton. New York.
 Leo Kelley Dundee. H. stanton E. Mullen. Redwood City. Cal Oscar Seward. St. John. Wash Cecil B. Thompson, Brooklyn, Ind. Harold R. Turnure. Portland. Ore, SEVERELY WOUNDED IN ACTION PREVIOUSLY REPORTED MISS
 ING IN ACTION sergt. Ray X Smith, San Diego. Cal. CORPORALS:
 Jesse B. Johnson. Spokane. Wash. Benjamin F. Michael, East Auburn. California.
 Frank C. Buford, Memphis. Tenn. Richard D. Cain, Blaine. Wash. William Hirseh, Minneapolis. William A. Jacoby, Jr., Indianapolis Arthur O. Queck, Jersey City. Lawrence T. Ralston, Wheeling, Mo. onier A. Rice. Valley, Neb. SLIGHTLY WOUNDED IN ACTION,
 PREVIOUSLY REPORTED
 KILLED IN ACTION Private Bernard A. Schwebke, Grand Rapids, Wis.
 WOUNDED IN ACTION sergt. William F. Nice, Egg Harbor New Jersey
 IN HANDS OF ENEMY PRIvATES:
 Charles R. Hughes, Fairland, Ind. Leo J. Tevlin, St. Louis. Anthony F. Znidesic, Joliet. Ill
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-10-01
J. 5. ID FORMALLY
 TAKE OVER STATE
 UNIVERSITY TODAY
President Denny and Bor- den Burr Will Address the Students at Exercises
 This Morning

Tuscaloosa, September 30.-(SpeciaD At il o'clock Tuesday morning the ex- ercises incident to the formal taking over of the University of Alabama by the government for the students army training corps, will take place. It has been arranged that the exercises at the colleges throughout the United States will take place simultaneously tomorrow morning.
 President George H. Denny of the university, now cotton seed adminis- trator with the government food ad- ministration, will come from Washing ton to attend the exercises. He will address the students on the campus, where they will be drawn up in com pany formation. Borden Burr. for mer president of the University Alumni association, who has been in France until just recently, and is fa- miliar with conditions among the American troops abroad, will also ad' dress the students.
 Students of the university have splendid record in war service. This institution was one of the first to be designated by the government as re- serve officers training corps unit, and the percentage of students qualifying for commissions was high.
 Alter tomorrow all students of the university will be members of the army, drawing private's pay, and fur nfshed equipment, etc, the same as priyates in any other branch of the service, but they will continue theif education under direction of the gov ernment, being put in whatever branch of the service needed as they qualify. Fffty-two of the students qualified for naval training last week, and will en- ter that branch of the service.
 David E. Robertson has received a telegram from the war department telling of the death of his son, Private Ike A. Robertson, 167th infantry, Rain bow division in battle July 2S. Pri- Vate Robertson was one of the young- est membess of the division, being only lo years old when he enlisted in May, lsl1 The message gave no reason for the delay in reporting the death of : Private Robertson, and his name nas not appeared in the casualty lists. Be- sides his father he is survived by a brother and sister
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-10-01
Corbett's Daily Letter
 On Great Sport Topics
By JAMES J. coRBRTr

that there wasn't a "corporars guard" of enthusiasts left in that district Yet 25,0e0 persons packed their way into the park, filling every seat and gladly pay ing up to $7 each for the privilege of watching a short no-decision contest, the kind of bout that usually is most unsat- isfactory and unalluring.
 fight in San Francisco, staged under
 The Young Corbett-Terry McGovern ideal conditions, in 1903 and bringing to- gether two fistic performers who were as conspicuous Are are Leonard and Lew is today, attracted a gate" of less than q 600. In 1906 when Bob Fitzsimmons
 fought Tom Sharkey in Frisco, the re- ceipts were only S2i,000. My fight with
 Bob Fitzsimmons in Carson City at
 tracted world wide interest, yet the re-
 ceipts were about 1900 less than was
 realized in Newark the other night, al-
 though these are supposed to be the
 dead" days of pugilism. Jimmy Brit and Young Corbett, remarkable popular
 on the Pacific coast, drew gate of only
 $32, 600 in 1904. And even the extensively advertised Packey McFarlandM Mike Gib- bons fight put on in Brighton Beach, N. Y, in 1915, at popular prices. and at
 time when pugilsm was at it's crest in the metropolitan district, drew only
 about 4S,000. Everything considered, the attendance at the fight in Newark was perhaps the
 most remarkable in many years. It's the positive indication that pugilism is not dead; that the sport lovers still are as fond of it as ever before and that they will pay big prices and go to a lot of dis comfort for the privilege of witnessing contest which involves stellar perform CTS.
 The fact that pugilism still lives in the hearts of the left at -homes" and that it is gaining popularity by leaps and bounds since It's introduction into the army, means just this:
 When the war is over and the nation
 once again finds time for leisure, for
 recreation and entertainment, it may be that boxing will supplant even baseball in the hearts of the American nation.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-10-01

The fight game is not dead.
 Those who had figured that legislating professional boxing out of New York and other big states had dealt it a staggering blow and that the war had finished it are wrong. The huge outpouring for the Denny Leonard-Ted (TIid) Lewis fight in Newark, N. J., last week is the best tip- off in the world that pugilism is as pop ular as it ever has been.
 Those who have followed the ring sport for two decades and more point to that days" Yet the crowd which witnessed the battle between Leonard and Lewis was larger than any-with a few excep- tions-than that which has seen fistic clashes among the men in the lighter di- visions for more than 10 years.
 The crowd numbered in the neighbor- hood of 25,O00 and the receipts totaled around SS, S,oOO-remarkable figures in view of the unfavorable conditions under which the bout was staged. Those who were unfriendly toward the principals and toward the promoters did everything possible to make it seem that the bout was a cooked up affair and thus kill off interest in it. Furthermore, the con- test was staged in the outskirts of New ark, N. J., which meant a trip of almost two hours each way for the fight fans from Gotham. Just the same, at least half of that throng came from New York and vicinity, gladly enduring the discom- futures of tedious street car, subway, train, jitney and foot travel and paying high prices for the purpose of witnessing the contest.
 And the night was rather chilly, too, for witnessing an open air contest.
 The war has taken tens of thousands of rabid fans from the New York-New Jer- sey district. It was felt that with that army of fight enthusiasts in the Caton- ments or in the battlefields of France
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-10-01
KILLED IN ACTION

Carl A. Johnson, Ashtabula Harbor. @ CORPORAL; phia Pennsylvania
 PRIVATES:
 Rolley F. Boggess. Dallas, Texas Clifton Flagler. voorhesville, N Y Solomon Isaacs. Sleepy Etc Minn
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-10-01
DIED OF WOUNDS RECEIVED IN < ACTION

SERGEANT:
 Robert Land. Denver. colo.> CORPORAL:
 Allison NJ. Page, Aberdeen, N. c PRIVATES:
 Russell K, sprunt, Salt Lake City. Utah
 Paul j. ouattIander, Ensley Ala. SEVERELY WOUNDED IN ACTION FIRST LIEUTENANT:
 Frederick Wheeler Wynnewood Penn. SECOND LIEUTENANT.
 Irving r. Bigelow. Highland Park. Michigan.
 CORPORAL:
 Morris G. sleight. Rochester. N. Y.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1918-07-18
The Good Samaritan
of the Home
Byrds Oriental Balm Brings Ease to
Tortured Skin and Body

For burns, cuts, bruises, scalds and skin
lrr;;:t'ons, nothing can equal the soothing.
comforting, medicinal properties of this re-
i:s5ie preparation. For more than 10 wears.
It has proven blessing to suffering humanity.
1t Is indispensable i'll the home where there
are growing children, quietly relieving Group.
sore throat, whoopinG cough, coughs, colds,
and other ailments of the growing child. Easy
ana pleasant to take quick and effective in
results: byrd's Oriental Balm should be in
every family medicine closet, ready for ener.
gcncies. Sold and recommended by leadro
drug and general stores everywhere, in 2se
and SOC bottles. Order bottle TODAY PUT
up and guaranteed by Blue Ridge Chemical
Corporation, Rocky Mount, Va.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1918-07-18
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the blood on tho mucous surfaces OF the
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In this country for years. It iB COM
posed Of some Of the best .tonics known.
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