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The Denver Jewish news., 1918-11-07
Congregational
Temple Emanuel.

The religious school of Temple Eman.
uel will reopen Sunday. Nov. 10, at
10 Il. III.
Services will be held Friday eve
ming Nov. 15 at AS p. m. Saturday
morning ut 10 80 a. M
The Denver Jewish news., 1918-11-07

Lets put all the pep, punch and Al
-cnuity we have from now unit; New
Years in the w 5. 5. work.
The Denver Jewish news., 1918-11-07

There is Il Y. NJ. IL. \. in Cuba with
membership Of over 70.
The Denver Jewish news., 1918-11-07

Hasten f" perform the slightest
,Oud decd lalmud
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-20

his mouth closed. but the doughboy
was rlght-Le couldn't keep stiu. He
stood on the same spot. but every
muscle in him WAS jumping like a
skinned frog when sailed. He can't
stop And nobody wants him 10 stop.
His g0-to-it-iveness is catching and
we all need IT,
Wonder what kaiser Wnhelm's
butchers viii think when they run
into a regiment or two OF % com
posed Of men like Sergt sharp. bat
terry A. SGD Field artillery, who
wouldn't stay away from a track meet
merely because a horse kicked out
five teeth and broke off four and cut
4 cash requiring nine stitches TO sew
up2 He then sat up and permitted
a dentist TO pull out the exposed
nerves in the broken teeth. And this
field day event that Sharp refused to
miss was just sort Of pastime
What do you suppose he would stand
for his country Amt no limit, boys
His kind VIII get the kaiser's goat.
II any OF the Fort Bliss boys should
be in a position DEMANDING rescue
when they go after kaiser Bill there
VIII be a feeling OF security II &c IS
known that Sergt. Coke. that good
rider for battery a. send field artil-
lery, is coming to the rescue. Some
rider, and he had company. too.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-20

OF the season on the courts, 10 is
evident that they are not 10 monop-
Ollie in its entirety its interest The
remarkable performance Of Frederick
g. Alexander. the hero OF Davis Cup
matches in the days when that inter
national trophy was In its expert
mental stages, has served TO demon
strate that here is still a punch l5ft
IN the game as the veterans play it,
Few Of the men who held the high
positions at the top Of the rank 9
list when Alexander was winning his
position in lawn tennis are active at
this time. He stands practice Ily
alone, but there is the possibility that
Beals C.. Wright and Holcombe Ward
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-20
LIBERTY LOAN
GOLF TOURNEY.
FL Paso Golfers to Hold
Three Day Tournament on
Country Club Links.

Probably no recent event by Ioca.
golfers has aroused so much enthus
iasm as the announcement that q
Liberty loan day tournament is 10
be held on the links OF the Country
club on april IS. q and Is. Accord
ing 10 provisions OF the club quail
flying scores may be played any day
before april &c.
Further. interest is attached TO the
announcement that new handicaps
viii be announced for this tourna-
ment which adds zest 10 the contests
Players are manifestng unpre-
cedented interest in the Lioerty loan
tourney and there promises 10 be hot
competition all the way down the
line
A corps OF women ca-oudeurs IS be-
ing trained in New York
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-20
PUBLIC OPINION
HALT5 BIC BOUT
Doubtful If Willard Fulton
Bout Can Be Staged in
Minnesota.

St Paul MINI. April 2O.-Grave
doubts have arisen as 10 whether the
willard Fulton bout may be held
anywhere in United states. Public
opinion has It that the boxers at this
crisis Of the nation should do some
thing for the army, and unless part Of
the proceeds are SO used IL is doubtful
If public opinion viii permit the bout
This phase has seriously halted
proceedings in Minnesota TO hold the
bout here July &.
Official intimation from the state
safety commission that the bout would
not be permitted II public opinion op-
posed il was the reason.
Col j. c. Miller. II is understood.
T. ay not make any further move un-
til after a meeting OF the safety COM
mission next Tuesday, 10 consider the
matter Of permitting the fight
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-20
RIFLE CLUB IS
.PREPARINGF0R
MANY EVENTS
Donated to the Local
Troopers; Last Seasons
Team Undefeated.
DEVELOP EXPERT
RIFLEMEN HERE

WITH the view Of assisting the gov
w eminent In war effectiveness. the
Fl Paso Rihle club has taken on adj
ditiouaI activities with several lmpor-
tant meets scheduled for the near fu-
turs.
At the annual meeting OF the club
recently held the following members
were unanimously reelected 70 serve
as officers for the ensuing year:
George RutIedge, PRESIDENT ]. H.
Paul. vice president: r. 81. FILLER,
treasurer: ". c. Leighton. secretary
J. u. Perry. range captain; =. Il BAL
ley, publicity agent
Donate Range.
Through generosity OF the cup,
their range has been donated 20 locaa
troops for rifle practice and arrange
ments been made with the Fl Ioro
Rifle club whereby the FL Paso Rltle
club viii hold its shoots On the II
Tor0 range in the future, the 1lrs-
shoot 70 be held Sunday morning
April q, az 8, upon which occasion
the main event VIII be the monthly
shoot for the e H Bailey medal
The Fl Paso Rifle club. although
a great many Of its members are serv-
ing with the colors in the dIrerenr
DEPARTMENTS Of the army and may.
including some OF its best shoots,
still has enough members left 60 en-
able It 90 hold the organization to-
gether and the few remaining mem
bers look forward with pleasure %
the prospective contests with Mill
tarv and civilian teams q this local
ity IN the near future.
Champion Team Here
Last years team went through t19
season uudefeatsd and have IN its
belt the scalps OF such crack teams
as those representing Georgia Mich
gan and Ohio national guard among
whose men appear names OF some o.
the best shots who took part in the
rational shoots held az Jacksonville
and Camp Perry IN 1915 and 1916
A letter from the general aecre-
dary Of the National Rifle aEEoei-
alton brings the good news that
the government ID very desiroua
that rifle clubs resume practice
a. soon a. possible and states thar
there e. q probability Of Spring
field rifles and ummumifl0n again
being furnished 20 civilian clubs
He also states that Il Is very Ike
" that the national shoot VIII be
pulled off this year In accord
unce with schedule ana q very
DESTROYS that rifle clubs do all
possible to develop expert rifle
men.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-20
HIGH STANDARD IN
TENNIS CONTINUES


Continued From Previous PaEe.)
resentatives of Dartmouth, Amherst.
Tufts. Trinity. where the number OF
courts has greatly been added to
through the efforts OF Dr F-lavel s.
Luther its president. BoWdoln.
Brown. and the Massachusetts Insti-
tute OF Technology attended the ses-
sion indicates the healthy interest
Oldtimers Also.
While IL is true that the younger
players appear likely TO contribute
the dash and much Of the brilIiancy
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-20

LIncoIn, NED AprU -U--F0sc0e B.
Rhodes, captain elect OF 1913 football
team OF the University OF Nebra ska.
has received notice to 20 with the
quota OF drafted men 10 Camp Funs-
ton. Kansas. from Custer county. Ne
braska, the latter part OF this month.
His home is at Ansley. Neb.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-20
sFyDs TWIRLTRs HOITT..

Manager Robinson. q the Brook
three before Il set out on the long
tour with the Red Soz. sending pitch
ers Russell, Heltman and Pitt home
20 Brooklyn Russell viii be retained
but the others VIII be placed in the
minors.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-20
HIGGINS FINDS PROMISING
PA L-E-n II .anL u

Miller higgins IS satisfied that the
Yankee scouts picked I'D @ promising
player in sam wick. last season with
Memphis. ~His style al the bat could
hardly be improved upon. HugEins
remarked in discussing this young
player. HE Is a natural slugEer and
one Of the best young prospects /
have seen in q long time"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-20
READY DOE ANNUAL RELAY.

Des Moines Iowa, April 20.-Track
athletes from IS universities and col
leges Of the middle west gathered here
last night in preparation for the an
nuaI Drake relay carnival this after
noon, II which a number Of high
schools also viii compete.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-20
KIDNEY, BLADDER
and Urinary Diseases
Scientific Treatment

If You have symptoms Of disease Of
the Kidneys, Bladder OF Prostate, such
as pain in the back difficult OF frequent
urination, smarting, burning OF strain
ing, duh, aching or throbbing sensation
Of the bladder; headaches. dizziness.
sleeplessness, tired feeling. cold hands
and feet, puffmess OF the ewes and face,
swollen ankles, difficult breathing, pal
pitation Of the heart, you should con
suit US without delay
Our years Of study and extensive prac-
tice in the treatment of all forms Of
Kidney, Bladder and Urinary Troubles
have familiarized US 10 the extent that
We have attained superior Skill which
insures successful treatment in all
cases not absolutely incurable.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-20

Chatta uOoga = Atlanta &
Nashville .: Birmingham 4
New Orleans 3: Mobile ..
Memphis !; Little Rock L Called 18th
irliugs darkEesE)
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-20
BAILET WAITED TOO LONG.

OutfleIder EuEeua BlIIeT1 Dlr-
chased last sumner By Connie Mack
from McA1ester. OF the Western asso-
citation, but who delayed reporting
this spring. finally Joined Mack g
camp last week and was pat % UorE-
HIS delay probably means he tinds
all chance OF breaking in gone.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-20
JUNIOR HEXATHL0N TEAM WINS
TITLE BY THE GRACE Of CRIT.
Prospects Of Local Hex Team Prior to Time of Contest
Discouraging: Handicapped by Loss Of Last Years
Stars; Work Of Former Year Helps; Efforts of
Director and Boys Highly Commendabe.


Pewees, $3.50 pound class: T. ".
Lassiter A. March, I SOFTEN, c.
Plum, G. Priest 7. Bourland, Z. Stew
ems. ". Howe, W. Moeller. r Kircher.
] Hambletor, J Cooley. B. Burke, W.
Cummings.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-20
Positive Cures for Reasonable Fees for the Following D
500 REWARD

We offer a Reward Of One Hundred
Dollars lslOOOOl for any meomplieated
case Of PILES we fail to cure without
the KNIFE, LIGATURE, CAUTERY or
CARBOLIC ACID INJECTIONS. We
are the only Specialists in this section
who can administer the PAINLESS IN
FILTRATION CURE FOR PILES. Hun
dreds Of cases cured are sending us their
friends afflicted as they were. We viii
gladly furnish any sufferer with the
names Of as many as he cares TO see
OF write TO. Why hesitate or suffer
longer2 Why submit to an operation
with its attendant dangers, hospital fees
and detention from your work. We take
all the risk and guarantee results.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-20
BASEBALL
AMERICAN LEAGUE

At Boston-lroruing game r Il E
View York ....-....-G0d 90 00o-1 .
Boston 1890. .-.---.011 900 OOz-2 O
Batteries; New YORK. Russell and Ruel;
Boston. Bush and Agnew.
At Boston-Afternoon game p n z
New York .....--.-.0GO 100 o11-5 13 S
Boston $1,000 -.---..100 051 20U-e 0
Batteries: New York. Caldwell. Monroe
and Hannah; Boston. Ruth and AEuew.
At Washirgton- P H E.
Philadelphia ..-...-.0 900 900 o50-0 3
Washington -........000 900 051-1 I
Batteries; Philadelphia. Grsgg and Nc
Avoy5 Washington. Ayers and Ainsmith-
Games Postponed.
St Louis at Chlcagos cold weather.
Detroit at Cleveland; cold weather.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-20

The drive 60 sell Liberty bonds in AZ
DANTE City Is being conducted by 80 cf
Atlantic Clty's most noted beauties from
booths o. the Boardwalk
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-20
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.


~ Fort worth r Il z.
Fort Worth -..--..--..-.
Batteries: san Antonio. Townsend and
Gibson; Tt Worth. Pate and Ksrns.
At Dallas Ri e
Dallas -------..-.-- -...----.-.---12
Batteries: Donaldson and Pearson. Man
chester and white, Wilson. C1meres Dali
las, Flowers lIareson. Dowies.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-20

They say that Ferd Lacarra went
IN sackcloth and ashes Tor q week
and didn't eat anything, all 70 reduce
mis- weight so that he wouldn't have
TO 80 up & class IN the Junior Hex
team. Wen, IL Is sometimes self
denial that makes champions. Ferd
Lacarra Is now the champion =. H.
c. A. athlete Of the world in his class
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-20

The climate OF Fl Paso IS fine for
raising Hexathlon timber. With the
Junior Hex team champions OF the
world and the Senior Hex team hav-
ing won the title OF the Americas.
Fl Paso is easy 70 find on the Hexa-
ihlon map.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-20

Where They Play Sunday.
Fort Worth at san Antonio.
Houston al Shreveport.
Dallas az Waco.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-20

At salt Lake City Ri E
Los Angeles -..---.---....-.--5 8
Salt Lake ity-------------.----.0
Batteries; Los Angeles. Brown ard
Boles; salt Lake. Evans and Konricl.
At Los AnEeies- H. E
san Francisco .-.----.....-.-1 9
Vernon OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Il
Batteries; Smith. johnson and Mckee;
Vernon. Chech and Devoruler.
At san Franchise RHE
Oakland ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 6 6
Batteries Sacramento. Breuton and
Fisher; Oakland. Kremer. Caildera and
Mite, Murray.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-20
GIVE
SNAPPY EVENTS
Flanagan Wins Wrestling
Bout; New Champion Fat
Man in the Sprints.

With a fair attendance the annual
gymnasium exhibition By the FL Paso
high school students was presented
Friday afternoon at the stadium with
marked success The air was Just
brisk enough 90 instil vim IN the ath-
letes. resulting in snappy work
throughout
Two Of the most hotly contested
affairs Of the afternoon were the
wrestling bout and the fat mems 100
yard dash John Flanagan met C.
Vaca on the mat in a taugIe-up bout
that had not the least sign OF slow
ness from start 20 finish Both boys
were in good trim Flanagan secured
the first fall in about g minutes and
the second in s minutes. being de-
clared the winner In the fat mems
race sam Lisso had the Iaurels re-
Gently won at the iuter-ciass meet
wrssted from him By William Bin
ford. The dash was good one
Program events follow. Grand en-
Try. boys and girls; wand drill boys
and girls dance. girls; free arm eEer-
else. boys and girls: swedish Eymuas-
tics boys apparatus work, boys
tumbling and high diving. boys.
Games and folk dances. girls. track
events. boys. The latter consisted Of
the 100 and 220 yard dashes, mile run
and fat mems race.
Coach Behuamauu stated today that
with the exhibition OF hands Tiger
athletes win apply themselves TO
track work and baseball with re-
doubled efforts
may participate in some OF the In
portant tournaments
Alexander. by his activity, q this
time, is contributing greatly 20 the
high prestige Of the American game
His record IN its way is without q
parallel
Alexander came back In the
national INDOOR championship in
a way that proves that the vet
Grams are to have their part IN
the tournaments Of the coming
season. The prospects are Of the
coming season The prospects are
brighter than was expected for
remarkable contests and the
schedule o. to ornaments and
championships about TO be issued
Il sure to add new Iuster TO the
American game.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-20

NOW. boys. all together. Sing e.
once more for me and this time III
keep Still" shouted director Russell
TO the soldiers at the mass sing-sOnE
Thursday night after he had been
giving one OF his characteristics ath-
letic exhibitions during the Of
repeated chorus.
You cant DO g. rs impossible
shouted Cough5oy- Russell ks-t
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-20

Games Postponed.
Houston al Shreveport rain
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-20

Pittsburg az Cincinnati. cold weather
Chicago at St Louis rain
Where They Play sunday.
Fittsburg at St. Louis.
Chica go at Cincinnati
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-20

At New York P II. z
Brooklyn 80. 400 900 OIL Il ?
New York ..-.-.-.-..41O 100 ok Il !
Batteries: Brooklyn, Grimes. Grlner and
Kruger New York Demaree, Sanse and
McCarty
At Philzd=lphia- P q E.
Boston 800 100 0G0 I00 % !
Philadelphia 100 600 500 Il 6
Batteries; Boston, Hughes and Henry,
Wilson; Philadelphia, Prendergast and
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-20

CAN LISSO. winner Of the fat mans
- race At the high school stadium. g
said TO have been challenged by Fatty
Arbuckle for a sprint. Wouldn't it
be surprising TO see sam defeat Ar
buckle and then 80 into the movies.
They have me down as a clown
acrobat for the annual gymnasium
exhibition Friday afternoon" = high
school athlete is reported TO have
said TO companion. 7 can't play
clown part in athletics"
You can II you don't get stage
fright the companion IS said 70 have
replied: All you have to do is 10 act
that afternoon like you do each eve
ming on the track"
Thus far Rube Mulcahy and Lefty
Ponstord have been granite wall for
- Tigers which the enemy have
been unable TO pass.
There was the chilliest kind OF
wind on the job at the Fort Bliss
parade grounds Thursday night when
the army boys met for mass sing
= 3 Soon after the first song was
started. song leader Russell unbCt-
toned his coat. Then he took it off
Later after some song gymnastics,
off came his coaar and tie.
Ele 4a sure some WORKER ana ] SlllE
for him although I haven't an ounce
of music IN my soul" said q soldier
who stood shiverlng with his Overcoat
on, but say. take 1t from me, he's
not that hot. Not tonight"
After Col Tompkins had been
weighed down with half a dozen cups.
he received Wednesday night as trO-'
phies won by the Seventh cavalry. q
member OF that Organization yelled:
You're going 10 need q truck next
time we hold e track meet, colonel"
And the colonel smiled. He was
a pleased man. He showed st. and he
said IL. Ask anybody who was there
II he didn't
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-20

A corps Of women ca1ouflcurs IS be-
ing trained in New York
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-20

NATIONAL TFACTF

Detroit at Chicago
St Louis at Cleveland
Norwich bulletin., 1918-12-09
BASEBALL OWNERS MEET THIS WEEK

advanced as a candidate for Lynch's s place by Barney Dreyfuss and Garry
 Hermann.
 The status of the player is also a
 matter of considerable concern and
 must be settled before big league base
 ball can proceed with arrangements of the coming season. While the players were released outright on Sept. 1 in 1 accordance with the Washington au- ] thorities work or fight" order, legal i opinion appears to be that since the action was necessary to conform with government orders, the reserve clause l is still binding. As further safe.
 guard, there is said to be a working agreement between the magnates of both the National and American ! leagues not to bid for the services of each others players.
 1 Several of the National league mag mates are of the opinion that a joint
 meeting with the American league will be necessary before plans locking l toward the resumption of baseball on
 large scale can be completed. The 1 junior league is understood to have
 planned meeting to be held in Chi
 cago during the coming week and
 overtures have been made by the Ma
 tional league for joint meeting later
 to be held at point half way between New York and Chicago. If such q 1 conference is arranged numerous problems will be considered which owing to the interlocking national
 agreement, cannot be decided by either
 league alone. The future form and i personnel of the national commission
 might be discussed at a meeting o1
 this type as well as future world, se-
 ries financial disbursements.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-12-09
CAUCUS OF NATIONAL LEAGUE
 OWNERS IN NEW YORK

New York, Dec. S.-A raucus of Ma Honal League owners wits held here today to discuss questions which will come before the annual meeting Of the league tomorrow.
 The meeting was attended by Pres dents, Hampstead. Ebbets and Bak- ers of the Nsw York, Brooklyn and Philadelphia clubs, Vice President Jones of St. Louis club md it was said. representatives of Pittsburgh and Boston clubs were present. It was the intention of the club owners to keep the meeting secret.
 The most important questions taken up were the raming of 6 new National League president and the candidate the National League will support for chairman of the National Commission What names were decided upon is not known but several members who have conferred with Acting resident John HeEdler of the National League re- ported he is not anxious to hold the office of president permanently.
 August Herrmann. president of the Cincinnati club and chaiim of the National Copmission was not present It is unidel ktood that the caucus ses- sion went on record as fav.oring neutra man, with no financial interests iT bdHCbsili, as CbIIIElSSPJR tIl1iI iIIG II This would eliminate Hermann, un- less he severed his co,ine. tions witl the Cincinnati club and sold his
 t>ck
 President Ehbets of the Brooklyn club said tonight the feeling in the Ma. tional League is that a neutral should head the N'mnaission.
 f'Mr. Hermann has been q splenr:.l chairman anl has held tho position with honor for fifteen vears." Ebbet. said, "but, a National Lea rue want to get away from the idea that it is thu favored one on the comm: :ssicn and ha two representa- atives against only on for the American League For tha reason, we think neutral chairman with no financial interests in the game would be a benefit to tho sport Sine, this is a reconstruction period tn, league considers it a good time t l make a change
Norwich bulletin., 1918-12-09
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
SATURDAYS MARKET,

New York, Dec. Rails, shippings, steels motors and oils were the fea- ture of today's dull but fairly broad stock market, pools abandoning spe- cialties, notably tobaccos.
 The demand for rails converged largely around low priced issues such as Texas Pacific, Missouri Pacific and St. Louis and San Francisco common and preferred, the former displaying especial activity at an advance of three points. Canadian Pacific was the only investment of high grade trans portation to display more than mod crate strength, other transcontinentals grangers and coalers closing at nomi- nal gains or losses.
 Marine common and preferred and Pacific Mail again featured the ship pings, rising one to two points. United heaviness, gaining slightly over a ib)inA, Petroleums were steady to firm and Stutz represented the motors, gaining 1 1-4.
 Utilities were irregular on the heavi- ness of American Telephone, Brooklyn Transit and Interboro Consolidated. The better known specialties were dull, mostly at slight gains. Sales amounted to 1855 900 shares.
 The bank statement presented no changes of striking interest except for an increase of slightly more than Sii.- 100000 in actual loans and @ gain of almost $6.500, 900 in excess reserves the latter, however, hardly offsetting last weeks heavy contraction.
 Further weakness in Liberty issues marked the trading in bonds, the i fourth Ifs falling to a new low price at 95.S2 and the 1-2s repeating the years minimum at 97.20. Total sales par value, aggregated $4,ST5,000. OlG | U. s. bonds were unchanged on cal during the week.