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What Heaven Is Like.

Heaven is where love is. and where love is there heaven is. Our homes and the homes of our neighbors should give to each of us some iGea of what the real heaven Is like.
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-oreYe" and could do a3 he plan ned to do for many years.
 That night Ramsey slept but fitfully and arose the next morning a nervous wreck. A sense of depression shadOwed him. He was unable to read, he was unable to play with his little girl. He was unable to concentrate his thoughts. So it continued. Day after day he sat breeding, only occasionally stirring from the house. On one brief ramble which he took into the town he met an old college mate and fellow professor, who was amazed at the change in Ramsey's appearance
 He stopped Ramsey, though the latter would have passed him by.
 Good heavens, old fellow, what's the matter?" he asked. Ramsey mumbled a reply and started to walk on but his fel- low professor grabbed him by the arm and swung him about.
 Let me see your tongue, " was the demand that Ramsey, puzzled but obediently, obeyed
 Aha! 1 thought so"' was the exclamation. Take Pepsinol." <" "What?" calculated Ramsey.
 "Take Pepsinol. Go right in to the drugstore here and get a bottle of PepsinOl. Go home and take a dose. That will fix you up. I'll be over to see you tomorrow
 Ramsey, almost in a daZe. obeyed. He took the Pepsinol when he retired, expecting an other sleepless night. He awoke in the morning refreshed. Shortly after he arose his gowles were gently moved. He was once more able to concen- trate his thoughts. A dull head ache and pain in the eyes which he had had for many days dis appeared.
 After a hearty breakfast he played for some time with his daughter, the first time in two weeks. He chatted cheerfully with his wife, who had bravely tried to cheer her husband in his despondency, despOndency she was unable to explain.
 A long walk in the open air followed, then luncheon and when Ramsey's fellow profes- sOr appeared he received a hearty greeting, much differ ent from that of the day before.
 How goes it?" he asked.
 Fine, Charles" Ramsey re- piled. But what is this Pepsi nOl?"
 That, old chap, is a gentle laxative tonic. I could tell that was exactly what you needed. Your digestive organs were put on the road to normal and your nerves were strengthened. You needed a recOnstructive medi- cine, not a destructive. Pepsi mol was the one necessary. If it had not been for PepsinoI you would have been seriously i'll in a short time"
 Well, my nightmare is over," said Ramsey, 'and l want to thank you for Pepsinol."
 That evening Ramsey called on the president of the college, made a handsome apology and retunrend to his work the next day. He has never considered leaving there since.
 ! Genuine Pepsinol is made
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MOTHER GOOSE UP.To-DATE.

Old Mother Hubbard went to the cup board
 To get her poor dog bone; Had she invested in w s. g. No need for the hungry dogs moan
 F. M. c. sei 'eni yan kaw ii Tn ths Ar1uS
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pespondencY and Hope.

Dependency is ingratitude-hope is Gods worship.-Henry Ward Beecher.
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What Trial Is.

That which purifies us is trial. and trial is by what is contrary.-John Mil ton.
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Small Yellow Mare

2 Lost or strayed a small M low mare, about , vars old, u three white feet, is branded ! left hip with B., on left should with X. and is blinded in ld eye. Trace of her lost Fridd June 13, near Keevil. Will p3 $10 cash reward for inform tion leading to her recove5 Phone or address
 June Davidson, N
 Holly Grove, Ark.
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WARNING ORDER
In the Chancery Court of Mon
 roe County. Levi Cartwright Plaintiff

LcNl Sdl CWl IC ----------------l lebAiIo oiiL
 vs. No. Annie Cartwright. Defendant The defendant, Annie Cart wright, is hereby warned to ap- pear in this court within thirty days to answer the complaint of the plaintiff, Levi Cartwright This the 31st day of July, 1919.
 T. l.. Graham, Clerk.
 By c. J. Plumlee, D. C.. $. $. Jeffries for Pltf. J. B. Moore, ad litem.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-04-23
NOVY VALECNY BYZNYS
Provdavala Sc "a voiaky.

Springfield. Mass, %. dub
ma. Marion Esther Mosey,
Converse, Bidie Oliverova,
manzelka tri vojaku byla pc
priznani k bigamii odsouzena
do v6zeni. Mlada zenstina pro
'vdavala Sc IA vojaky a braIa
)ich platy a tax 81 po nahala
TX dobremu zivobyti. NavStivi-
la vojensky tabor, pokazde j.
ny, tax Sc seznamila s vyhIed
Inutou obeti, provdala Sc "a nj
a vojak il ovsem dial prepsati
svuj plat. Pon6vadz Sc vdavala
pokazdG pod jinym jmenem
TAX Sc podvodu behem valkv.
kdy muzi byli ma vojne. ne
mohlo prillt ma stOpu, ale pc
skoncenl vaiky byli muzove
pr0puS,enl a diva Sc Srazili V
bytu "manzelky' a zati CO
Sc hadali, ktery Jest pravv
manzel, prise trcti nyni Sc
domluvili, ze byli oklamani vsi
chni tri. Zenstina spekulovala,
re kdyby .icii manzelove byli
zabiti. ona by pc Mich brala Il
mrtnl pojistku obnosu S1O,-
900 ga kazdeho mohla byti
dobfe ziva.. Pohiichu muze
narIkati na kaisra, re il svym
ntekem tcnto krasny plan zha
Ill.
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SLADCi V NEW YORKU
DAVAJi PRiCINU VLADE,
K ZAkROCENi.

New York. - Sladci V okr.
sku New lorku podnikli kro-
ky pro uspiseni soudniho roz.
hodnuti, ze pivo ob5ahujici 2
a tfi ctVrt6 procenta Thu 30.
Mo by de jeiich nahledu byti
vafeno, aniz by tim byla po.
ruse1a pravidla 0 zachovaai
potravin. kdyz diva Z jcjich or
ganizace pocali rozesilati soud
ky feceneho napoje bez dano.
Vych kolku s nalepky. lie OBJ
sahuji reopojny napoj.
TAX JIM sladci V New Yor-
ku, jakoz i pc ccle zemi, po.
kusl Sc podobny napoj rozva-
zeti.
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We. Snad n6kdo zna blizsf o.
,znaceni hrobu muze podati
zpravy techto dvou pripa-
dech.
Celkem 81 poprav die uvede
nych zprav, ale cislo to je je-
ste daleko cd vychloubacne
lzpravy generala Boroevice,
jez mluvila o vystraznen po-
Lpraveni 800 legionard ceskych
Prirozene, re nejaka ia nula
Sc pripletla, jak Sc to caste V
rkou skych urednich zpravach
stavalo.
+ Tedy k patrani zbyva dosv,
&C: asi vice poprav mimo svrchu
zminenych nebude. Ia to ceka
itez prace Sc zjist'ovanim hro-
bu padlych legionaru v poll a
jinych mucedniku "a svobodu.
Vse to musi Sc zaznamenati,
fotografovati pro pozdejsi ce-
sky archiv, pro dejiny ceskeho
osvobozeni a snad i ohrobech
padlych legionafu bude leckdo
4 mas novych n6co ved6ti.
Jsou pry zvlaste cetne V oko
Ii fronty Z obci u Coll dell
ROsSO!
Zbyva mnoho k patrani take
tv Cechach u ceskoslovenskych
pluku z Italie dosfych - a L
byvalych vojinu rak. ucast-
niku techto boju a udalosti,
kterf jsou donna. v tomto pa
tranl bude soucasne pokraco,
ivano, aby prace byly cas-
pred z.nizenim hrobu ukonce-
ny. Mnoho licty V techto kraji
mach k hrobGm neni!
Jest tedy nasi narodni povin
nosti, nez odejdeme Z Italie
,liquidovati tento mas "narodni
a svaty duh padlym "a svobo
bozeni vlasti.' Donna Sc pax
casio zapomina! Opustima zde
hrOby tech, jiz Sc pro nasi svo
bodu narodni ob6tovali, jen "a
nechavajice je bud zajiStene
pro budoucnost aneb, kde
nejsou pro to podminky = do
vezeme ostatky padlych s Sc
bou do vlasti!
Take archiv dokoncme w
uzijme casu zdejsiho pobytu
Prisp6jte kazdy tim. co vite
Por. J. Vydra.
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OBMEZOVANi VEREJNYCH
PRUVODU.

Ma podnet americke ochran
ne iigy radni Jaroslav Zmunt
sestavil predlohu ma omezova-
nj nGkterych verejnych schu
II a poulicnich pruvodu, kite.
ratio pfedloha bude pondel
nj schiizi ma radnici projedna-
vana. Hlavnim bodem ordinan
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K ZACHOVANf PAMATKY
MUCEDNfkU.

Ably pamatka nejvetsich ma
SIGH hrdilu V boii prot Rakou
sku Ma front6 i,alske byla "a
chovana. poverty vojenske u
iadN teskoslovan Ike republi-
ky V Rin6 porucika II. arma-
dy }. Vydru, ably patral po
hrobech bratru-legionaru. KITE
ii Ma sibenici po'ozili svuj Ii
Not Ia svobOdu naSeho naroda.
Hroby ty oznaCeny budou V
.ncjblizSich dnech mramOrOvy
mi tabulkami teskO-italSkymi
napisy. Pozustatky hrdinu bu
dou postupne eXhumovany a
odvezeny do vlasti.
go Q hrobech nasich braNl po
dava porucik Vydra zpr;ivu,
jez ma slouziti k tomu, ably
bratii, zarazeni Y naSi II. ar
made. kerr DOLBY sve sluz-
by We vojSku rakouskO-uher-
skem znaji A6ktere podrob-
nosti utrpeni naSich hrdinu,
sdGlili i prostrednictvim mad
IiZenych velitelstvi Mancelaii
vojenskeho nocnence repu-
bliky V Rim6.
Cesk0sIovenska domobrana
obrala 81 Ia ukol postarati Sc,
drive nez odcjde Il Italia, o
hroby padlych a popravenych
legionaru V Italii a uspofadati
archiv pam6ti % tGchto udalo-
stech.
Dulezitou podminkou Jest
sebrali veSkeren tento mate
rial pisemne od vSech novych
voiinu, dokud jsou Zde V pra-
porech pohromad6 a Jest ma
rodni povinnosti kazdeho, kdo
tech vecech n6co vi Vast
nj zkuSanosti. ably prostredni-
ctvim sveho praporu sd6lil vse,
co Jest mu INA no.
Il dosavadnich vypov6di a
patrani Ma boiiSti Zjisteny by
ly asi nasleduiici popravy ces
kych legionaru.
V okrsku kolem Rivy.
|. Zajeti a poprava legiona-
fe Sobotky lndicarii. Poprav
nj misto le Creta. liZnG u
Bonda. Hrob Sobotkuv ale ma
lezen nebyl, ponevadz byla
mf,vola vykopana asi spoleC16
nekolika padlymi Italy, ic5
byli tamtez pohrbeni pfene-
sena na hrbitov od prvnich cd
dilu italskYch, jez prisy do
Creta. Hrob zustal neoznacen.
Jest nutno pc hrobu dale pa
trait.
Poprava leg. Aloise Storcha
u RiVy odsouzeni druhGho
legionafe Smerdy ma 20 let do
teZkeho zalafe. Hrob Stor-
chuv byl italskymi urady ex-
hunovan q jeho o6lesne pozu-
statky byly slavne pohrbeny
na hfhitov6 u Arcu vedle A nd
sledui'-ich legionaiu Dosso
Alta.
3. poprava A ceskoslov. .egi
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ce jest, re zadna parada

&c JtSI, &c Lt1U1I& Pd1 0Vo
hromadna vefejna schuze ne
smi Sc bez dovoleni polio ajni
ho fiditele konati, kazdy do
tceny poradajici vybor musi
pozadat dovoleni a poruseni
move te predlohy znamenalo
by $500 pokuty v kazdem pri
padu. ZmmJuv navrh namiren
jest pry zvlaste proti bolsevi.
Smu.
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We jsou podrobne zpravy Cd
br. podpor. Sarborta, a i jedna
;fotografie byla velitelstvi "a
pujcena. Obeti odpocivaji ma
hrbituvku u kostela Piavonu
pietni farar pridal k drevt-
nmu klizi dosud nemeckym
napisem novou tabulku Sc slo-
IVY: "Ai martil'i i fratelli dell
80. Regg. Czeco-Slov.' A vrse!!;
krize zdobi obrazek, pridelany
asi ceskymi legionari po posted
nj offensive a znazorhujici, jak
til legionari skrti rakouskeho
dvojhlaveho orla podeDsaay
Bob. Beranem, Cd nehoz asi po
!chazeji i pripsana ceska slova:
"Zhyn ty padoussky dvojhla-
| w orle Habsburku! Sp6te kid
ne. drazi mucednici, tisice bo
Idaku speie, by proklalo to BIZ
dne telo krveziznive hyeny ra-
kouske. Narod vas pomsti!'
8. Poprava V Oderzu, dnc
2O-23. cervna 1913, 3 legiona
RI honvedskeho pluku cislC
50. Popraveni byli hned IA
mostem u reky, hrob jest FARO
vnan Sc zemi opusten. Take
tito nucednici budou prevcze
nj Ma dustojne misto. Jmena
popravenych sdelil 'mistni sin
daces jsou: Vincehc Hyt!,
Vaclay Ryba a Frant.' 'Tomei-
des. ~Existuje take pry, foto2r;,
fie popravy a vi-li nekdo ::
bratru ,vojinu n6co vice, neo-
pomen napsati, nebot' vice
znamO neni >4..,s
/ 10. Poprava V st. Stino dl
Livenza 2 legionaru rovneH Y
cervnu. Zajati byli pry tri, ale
jeden po odsouzeni jest6 pfed
popravou Zemrel v nemOcnici
na zran9ni. Jinak 0 teto udalo
sti schazeji blizSl zpravy. Hrob
on6ch dvou popravenych jest
;uprostred hrbitOva, oznacen
pouze malym kamene ma
nemz jest. vryta cislice 10. TIE
Il hrdinu, jek sdelil mistni
pohrobnik, zemrel nemocni.
ci a pochovan byl noci hrob.
Milky voijenskymi nekde V ro
hu hfbitova. BliZSi znati prs
bude pluk. lekar Simek, jen;
tam byl velitelem rak. ne noe
nice polni. Sd6leni .jeho nyn6.
Siho pobytu a blizsich udajl
.pIispeje k objasn6ni cele id;
losti.
II. Popravy u st. Donna d
; Piave, kterych bylo asi neko
: lik = 40 kterych schazeii dc
sud vubec zpravy cd novycl
zajatcu.
Zde byla patrne jedna po
prava asi 4 neb 5 legionaru '
Cervnu 1913 to Ma silnici me
: ri Cieggiou st. Donna di Pia
We.
Druha poprava legiolar'
: jednoroc. dobrovnlika Bedi
: Havieny, jez Sc udala rovnez '
: t6chto mistech phi 46. rak. di
visi. TenJo byl zajat 90. pes
: plukem a popraven byl ma te
: legrafni tyti. DalSi zpravy
D tom jsou hledany. Obe popra
IVY byly kdcsi u skupiAy dom
: ku Davanzo a Musice. jez dne
: .isou srovnany skoro Sc zeh1i
, Jest t6zko hledati hroby. kdy,
. ncni zprav pOprave, a mist
: pohrbeni jsou neznama.
Take kazda fotografia VITA
F., huJici Sc ke vSem te nto uda
4 lostem bude vltana Matte
2 lum po reproduced vracena.
: K dalsimu setreni zbyva je
A ste fronta mezi Tridentem a,
4 k Montellu pc horskem pasml
4. z obci. OvSem pro snih jes
treba $ patraAim 3cckati do |
: ta. Il teto casti jsou az dosu,
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onafu Jii.iho SlGgla, Ant. JeZ
ka, Vaclava Svobody "a Frant.
NovaCka. zajatych ma. Dosso
Altu u Rivy. Popraveni by,i u
Area. a nyni rovnez slavn6 eX
humovani peel m6,jta Area a
mistnich uradu vojenskych. By
Ii pohrbeni na hrbitov6 po-
staven tam peel m6sta pomnik
Patty legionar Ma Doss0 Altu
Zaja,y Martin Badinka byl od
souzen ma "a leta. Byv pred
tim stannym soudem osvobo-
zen, zaiat byl pri posledni o.
ffensiv6 $ rak vojenSkym sou
dem a nachaZf Sc nN1i jako
legionai V SOmma Lombardo,
kdez prid6len strait ceskCho
vojanskeho tTibunalu.
V okrsku Playske frcnty.
4. Poprava 5 Cechoslovaku
prosinci 1917 V Coneg ianu
a to Il mad ar. pluku c. ga. f.
skOrta pri poprav6 byla od
stfeleckeho pluku {. 25. O po
pravG schazeji biizSi udaje,
iez by byly velice zadouci.
Datum teto popravy: pro,:inec
1917 jest napadne a nepravd6
podobne.
). Poprava Coneglianu Is
legionafu dne lG. Cervna 1913.
Tito jsou pohrbeni ia kasar-
nami Nit.oria Emanuele Ii. Il
stall. ma mist6 nedustojnem a
budou V neikratSi dobe ,exhu-
movani. BlizSi sdeleni a foto.
giraffe byly by vitany. Az do.
sud je k disposici pouze iednC
vyliceni teto popravy cd ital.
skChO meStskeho urednika OBJ.
ce Conegliana, jako oGitehC
vedka.
6. Poprava Somery blize
Conegliana 10 legionaru za.
stre,enim dine Is. tervna. ma
cest6 re Susegany ka Colaltu
Provedena u byv. l3. strel di.
wise hlidkou Is. drag. pluku
jiz velcl rak. nadporucik Hoe,
zendorf, syn byvaltho chefa
generalniho Stabu Conrada 2
Hoetzendorfu. Q teto popravt
schazeji dalSi zpravy; jmena
popravenych .jsou neznama, q
take misto nalezeno nabylo
kde obeti isou pohrbeny.
{. POpraVa Il Maudre-Suse.
gany, bllze Conegliana 3 ces
s!ov. iegionaru dne Z. tervna
; 1918. Zajati byli pry od 81
pes. pluku a popraveni jednin
desatnikem 90 pluku, jenz sc
k tomu dobrovo'ne nabidl. q
druhy den byl ale od ceskycl
vojinu tehoz pluku zastreler
Jinak blizsiho neni mic znamo
schazeli jak .jmena poprave.
} nych, tax / blizsi oznaCeni mi.
sta. ' okoli lest vse rozkopa.
40, naNupeny spousty ma ,eri.
alu, scsbiraneho DO RakuS;
mech u tGzko hledati. kdyz re.
nj V mistG svedku.
8. Poprava PiavOnu u q.
derza 3. legionafu Rudolfa
kOuiimSkehO. Frant KoIdeI.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-01
FOOTBALL CAME
CAUSES DEATH
Five Players Die as Result
Of Injuries Received on
Gridiron.

Chicago. III. Dec Five deaths
we're caused BY football. the roughest
Of American sports during the 1919
season
All victims Of the 1913 season. with
one exception. were high school play
ers without expert physical training
The list Of victims follows;
Paul Johnson. 70, Wayzata. Mimi,
died November y from conclusion Of
the brain after being tackled IN q
high school same.
Lewis I0ultcn. Neodesha, kan
member Of high school team, died
November 5 as the result OF a broken
neck received in a practice game
Calvin Lihisher, IL, Urbana. o.. dIed
september % from cerebral Injuries
sustained IN high school game
Gardner Dow, New Haven. Conn.
member OF the Connecticut AEricui-
tural college eleven. died September
from conclusion OF the brain: in
Jured playing against New Hampshire
college.
Joseph Blancke. Is. Moline. III.
died October so. OF blood poisoning
resulting from an injury sustained in
a neighnorhood game
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-01
ST. PAUL TEAM
TOURNEY VICTOR
st. Francis Hotel Five Wins
Team Bowling Cham
pionship of Country.

Omaha, Neb.. Dec. The St
Francis hotel five, OF St. Paul. MINI.
stands champion OF the Midwest
Bowling association at the close Of
the tournament here Sunday night
This teams score OF 1885 made on the
second night OF me tournament
stood up as high mark throughout
The F. G. smith Arcades. OF Mil
Eaukee. finished In second place with
1855, while the Utica Clothiers. OF
Des lIoines. shooting in the final
squad tonight jumped into third place
Teams Are Tied.
J. Mitchell Of Minneapolis. and
Herman LempuhL Of Chicago. tied
with 7. Harkins. OF St Paul Tor fifth
place with scores OF 1917 each.
The F G. Smith Arcades. OF MI
Waukee rolled into second place in
the five men event with q score OF
1855 and IN their last game made a
new single game record for the tour
nament with 1851
Other changes today IN the leaders
Ia the tournament. which closes to-
morrow, are as follows.
A. Roder and G. Becker, 1Iil-
waukee, second in two men event.
1878
]. Mulcahy and n Wiesner. Chi
cagos fourth in two men event. 1923.
D. D. EVit0 and T. Luby. Chicago.
fifth IN two men event 1928.
Phil Wolf. Chicago, third IN in
dividual event. 647.
Joe shaw. Chicago. fourth n IN
dividual event SAC.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-01

would have suffIced 10 defeat the
Christians. who made only - dur
Ing the CANT
The cathedral team had no trouble
with the Central Baptist aggregation,
winning bv q score OF 30 20 %. In
this same each team had only four
men sag shea. as usual was the
star polutma ker FOR the Catholic team
he making - points on six field goals
and one free throw Leo Wren found
the basket for the lrst time this sea-
son, dropping In five field goals
FIRST Babtists-Friend. right for
ward. Two field goals. three foul goals
missed Williams. lift forward. three
field goals. Broaddusi center. i've
field goals, two foul goals. one foul
goal missed; BeVangs right guard
FULLER, left guard
First Methodists-W hatlsy- riglr
forward. three field goals, enc teu-
goal. two roul goals missed Sauers-
Iefr Forward. two field goals. one foul
goals. two foul goals missed Coos.
CENTER Klink, right guard, one Lol-
missed; Blass lelt guard. two 1le-l
goals
Rsferee-Ponsford trinity.
First observation-disclosures right
forward, two field goals. one foul
goal missed; Elmors, left forward,
threa field goals: Kope. CENTER Cook,
right guard. one fitld goal, one foul
goal, Nagruder, guard
Trinity Ee-hodists-B0oth. left for
ward one deld goal Arthur right
forward. eight field goals. two foul
goals. one foul goal missed hughes,
center, one Held gcols Middleton, lelr
guard; Gaylord right guard, one fisld
goal
Referee-Shea fCathedralsl-
Central aDtists-Graham. forward.
two field goals. one foul goal: Martin.
center. one field gozl. one foul goa-.
one foul goal missed McFey. guard
Chevens, guard. ont field goaA one
foul goal missed
Carhedrnls-Shea forward. six fed
goals. one foul goal. one foul goal
missed wren. center five field goals
one foul goal; Carson guard. three
geld goals Talbot guard
Eeferee-Sauers fElrsl MetlQlts-sl-
Mount Sinai-Cohen. forward SIX
field Eoalss Lap0Wszi forward and
center. seven field goals one loul
goal. RabinoUilz center. one field
goal;1 Marcus. right guard; Arou5on.
left E'uards GrCssbla-L forward
EtLican ethodisls-Garden 1or-
ward. one foul goal missed Soto, for
ward. two field Eoalsi Gomez. center
five field goals, three foul goals
missed; RangsL right guard Eernan-
dez. left guard
Refsres-Pousford Trinity
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-01

A THOUGH the City Basketball
n league VII not open for some
time, one team has. already organ
lied under the banner Of 1IcDonald
ana Fruedenburg. And judging by
the lineup which the team presents
Il viii not only be a strong contender
for honors but win probably prove
the team which other aspirants for
the City league Championship viii
have to beat
In the case Of the Mcdonald and
Fruedenburg team IL is certain OF ad-
mission in the league for Jack Nc
donald. who has organized the team
has gathered about aim an aggrega-
ton Of sciutilating basket tossers-
famous High school basketball quln-
Tent Of 1917, Of which four members
were selected for the All Southwest
eru team
has Two star Forwards.
At the forward positions, Mcdonald
has Errold LapoWski and Louis Rob
erIson- LapoV ski played forward on
the 1917 High school five, was selected
on the all southwestern team OF that
ear and - perhaps the aniest Tor
ward Fl Paso has known since Wayne
Cheuoweth- Playing In the sunday
school league this season he has been
the class Of the league.
In addition 70 the other teams with
which he has starred, Lap0Wskl
played forward with the famous Mare
Island marine quintet Of last year,
q team which achieved even greater
fame than the football team Of the
same organization This five went
through last season without suffer
ing a single defeat although 10 played
some Of the strongest teams IN the
United States.
Louis Robertson. who plays op-
posite Lapouskl. f. former
seTnnee star, having played with
the varsity at that Institution for
three years. He was considered
one Of the premier forwards OF
the south and viii make a suien-
did running mute for LapoFskf.
At center Mcdonald viii have
Francis Broaddus. Francis PLAYED
center and captained the High school
team OF 1916, one OF the best teams
old -Hi' has known Had an the
players shown the game Francis did
that season his team would have
beaten even the Cartus club five. one
Of the most powerful basketball ag-
gregatlons Fl Paso has known
Played With VirEinia.
After leaving High school Francis
Eied to VIRGINIA. where be played
center for the 1917 and 1913 teams
OF the Virginia Military institute,
which gained nation wide fame in
basketball circles. Francis not only
starred on that team Of stars but was
unanimously selected for the an
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-01
ANNAPOLIS TEAM WINS
ANNUAL BATTLE WITH
WEST POINT ELEVEN

from rheir boxes 70 midGeld, there 10
clasp hands. 1t was seen that Gen
Pershing strobe TO one side OF his
chief and Gen March on the other
The greeting was brief but the army
men, losers IN the first half as In the
second, advanced to the navy side for
a few minutes TO tender their con-
gratulatlons TO the winners. Il was in
this spirit that the game was played.
Then came the roar Of the field piece
with which the army announced the
beginning Of each period and p mud
besmeared figures trotted on the field
once mere 10 renew the struggle.
Two more periods OF hard buck
Ing and harder tnckiingf another
moment OF Joy for the navy when
King again kicked rnr and
straight and then the final blast
Of the whistle.
That blast turned q square OF blue
into a cascade OF gold Rising as one
man the Middles hurled their golden
magaphones onto the field Of victory
There was a scramble, a rush TO the
colors and a long column Of blue clad
figures passed in triumph under the
army goal AS the last spectator left
the grounds he saw clinglng TO pin
nacle OF one post a young mldship-
man waving a banner Of blue and
Eoid. Lineuu-