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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-29
YANK GRE " WINS
DOUBLE HEADER
Carl Mays BeStS Walter John
son in Fourteen Inning
Pitchers Duel.

NEW YORK. Aug % - New
York defeated Washington in both
sections Of double header here
Thursday The first game was a
thinning contest, in which Mays
defeated Johnson. to 4. The Yam
KEGS won the second game. to 3.
The second game was well pitch
ed by the rival left handlers, Mo-
sridge and Harper. only six hits be-
ing made by each team. The Yam
KEGS. however, punched three Of
their hits in the fifth inning. when
Pratt won the game by driving in
two INNS with q single. Score.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-29
KANSAS CITY WINS s-S.

MINNEAPOLIS, Mimi. Aug. %
Although Minneapolis out batted
Kansas City the home teams hits
did not come with men on bases. Is
being stranded on the paths. and
Kansas City won, to 3. Evans was
effective in times Of need, tanning
nine. Score:
Kansas City ..O3O OO2 OOO-5 8 1
Minneapolis 600 OOO 2O1-3 y s
Evans and I.aLonge; HOvlik and
Owens
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-29
COLUMBUS WINS So.

COLUMBUS. O.. aug. 29.-Despite
Horstmans wildness Columbus won
the opening game of the series with
Louisville here today FIVE to two. In
the six innings he pitched. Horst
man granted seven passes. Score:
Louisville .101 600 600 >
Columbus 49,. 900 oil O3*-5 II !
Long and Meyer; Horstman, Lam
beth and Stumpf
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-29
O'LEARY IN TOWN.

Dan O'Leary, veteran globe trot-
ter. arrived with three other trot-
tiers Thursday afternoon in South
Bend. O'Leary and company came
from Elkhart. making the trip in
three hours and % minutes.
O'Leary will make a five day stay
in the city in order TO get ladies'
walking club organized
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-29

II. PAIL WINS 60.

ST PAUL. Mimi Aug 90
Heavy hitting combined with Mil
Waukee's errors gave ST. Paul an
easy victory today. SIX 20 nothing
Ii was Milwaukee, last game 81 the
season here Though hit rather free
Is Niehaus tiEhtened mp in the
pinches. tanning eight Milwaukee
batsmen. Score.
Milwaukee 1000 coo 600 g
81 Paul --....1U0 no oGa-s II %
Enzmau and Lees, Niehaus and
Hargrase.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-29
DIsMIssEs 81 sUIrs.

LOS ANGELES. Calf. Aug ga
Holding that the evidence OF fraud
was inconclusive. Judge Benz. r.
Bledsoe. in the United States district
court. dismissed today six consoli-
dated suits filed 10y the government
against the South Pacific company
and 221 other companys ard indi-
viduals. seeking 10 have set aside
patents 10 valuable lands in the San
Joaquin valley.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-29
INDIANAPOLIS WINS 6-f.

TOLEDO. Ohio. Aug 2S.-In-
dianapolis won the opening game Of
the series here Thursday by defeat
ing Toledo six 10 one. Twelve To-
ledo men were left on bases. Score:
Indianapolis 200 010 OPS s ?
Toledo ...-. 600 100 OOO-1 Il
Hill aid Leary: Sanders. Adams
and NJ Kelly
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-29
Second Game
SCHUPP LETS PIRATES
DOWN WITH ONE BlNGlE

PITTSBURG. Aug. %. - Schupp
held Pittsburg TO one hit Thursday.
which scored a man from second.
and St Louis defeated the local
team by a score of to 1. The Wis
itors punched three infield hits with
two sacrifice flies and three bases
on balls off Cooper in the sixth in
ming. scoring three runs, and hav-
ing the bases filled when the third
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-29
o. b g. hv san Francisco
ATHLETICS AND BROWNS
SPLIT DOUBLE BILL

BROOKLYN. Aug 29-Brooklyn
won the first game from Boston
Thursday by 8 10 / and made it's
winning streak six straight. but
Boston broke the streak bv winning
the second game, 20 9. on errors
by Olson. Bunched hits beat eau
sey in the opener. Brooklyn used
three pinch runners in the ninth OF
the second game and two of them
uroraT Scores.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-29
H0GG' s PITCHING
DEFEATS GIANTS
Allows Only Five SWatS and
Contributes Two Double
Base Hits.
PHILADELPHIA. Aug.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 90 -
Philadelphia ended its losing streak
of nine straight by IA to , victory
over New York The visitors
punched three of their five hits
after two were out in the second
tying the score. After that Hogg
held them helpless. and contributed
two doubles to his teams total
Meusel has hit safely in il straight
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-29
DEMPSEY LIKES DETROIT.

DETROIT. Aug. 2S.-Jack Demp-
sey. heavyweight champion. today
declared ne favors holding the next
championship bout in Detroit
Dempsey viii make MS home hera
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-29
OLSON'S ERRORS BREAK
ROBINS WINNING STREAK

BOSTON. Aug. 2e.-Philadelphia
hammered Jones i'm the first game
Thursday winning TO g. with the
hitting of Witt and Walker featur-
ing Boston took the second game.
TO o, Pennock holding the visitors
10 three singles. while Johnson al
Loud Tr,-4,r forrr
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-29
RoR DETROIT BANK

DETROIT. Aug 2e.-Six armed
bandits Thursday held up the assist
ant cashier ira "a branch OF the Am
erican state bank and took from the
vault $4,000 in cash and liberty
bonds estimated 20 total about S12.-
600.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-29

GAMES TO-DAY.
National League.
Boston at Philadelphia.
New York NJ BROOKLYN.
Others not scheduled.
American League.
Chicago ut Cleveland
Detroit at st. Louis.
Philadelphia AZ Boston
Washington at New York.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-29

Two-baSe hits Miller. Leslie. Hornsby
Sacrifice flies-HOrnsby. Miller. Double
play-Schmidt and Barbara. Left on
bases-St Louis, 10: Pittsburg. ,. Bases
ON balls-Oh Schupp. 3: OF Cooper. 4.
Hit 10y pitcher By Cooper. . (Heathcote.
Hornsbyl. Struck out-By Schupp. > by
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-29
AMERICAN LEAGUE
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Yesterdays RESULTS.
National IeaRue

YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
National League.
New York. >: Philadelphia Il
Boston. IL: Brooklyn, SD
ST Louis. 3; Pittsburg. J.
American League.
Washington. 4-3 New York, 30 First
game IL inningsD
Philadelphia. So: Boston, 30
American Association.
Milwaukee. o: st. raul. g.
Louisville. -: Columbus j.
indianapolis q; Toledo, T.
Kansas City, .; Minneapolis s.
THREE-EYE RESULTS.
Peoria Observation-Disclosures 700 $40 LOFT
Mtllne .-.-.b wv lUo WW-
MurchisOn and Marshall; Delotelle
Dresser aud Kohls.
Rockford ................ 600 200 Gi2-I
Terre Haute ..............O 600 300 OOO-3
Young and withrow; Leyme and Man
chester.
bloomington ............. O2O OO2 OO !
ENdnSNllie ...-....--.. .OlO oOO Nv
Turner and Henline; Voorhees, and
Mayer,
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-29
MURPHY DAY At
GRAND CIRCUIT
Takes Three FirStS-AuthOri-
ties Stop All Betting
on Races.

READVTLLE. Mass, Aug %. -
AIcGregor the Great. with cox up.
met defeat for the second time this
season at the grand circuit meeting
Thursday when Marionsale rushed
by in the second and third heats Of
the Massachusetts 2.12 class trot-
ting under Tommy Murphys whip.
and won.
IL was a Murphy day, as the New
York reinsman drove Direct g. Bur
nett and SanardO 10 victories i'm
straight heats in the Neponset and
the Pilgrim.
Edgers drove a winner in the
American Horse Breeder futurity
for three-year-OIds Mollie Knight
going over in straight heats
Wilkes Brewer won the best race
Of her extended turf career I'm cap
turing the Blue Hill 2:06 class for
trottcrs in three heats, and Little
Lee had just enough TO win the
Boston Globe event for two-ye ar-old
trotters
Authorities stopped betting on
the races.
American Horse Breeder futurity,
5-yenr olds, trCttiug purse $50
Molly knight. b. T., by General
Normal Dillon, b. z (Walkerl ..... . p
PeriscOpe. b. T. Dodge ..-..-.-...
Princess Etawah. b. T. (Whitel .... 4
Peter Worth, D.. O.. tAckermaul ..... . 6
Electron Dillon and Abbie Putney also
Time .ooI5. . .O6H
The Mas sachusetts, 10 class trotting
purse S5J.O-
Mariondale, blk g, by Archdale
AlcGregor the Greaat D. n. Cox / .
Joseph Guy, b. b. Hyde .....2 3
Nedda, b m. (Flemmlngl .......
Bonnie Del, bT- IN. Hind ...... .
Mary Coburn, Harvest Tide Kerrigan
and Bobby G also started
Time .Ool1, 2.O644, 2.OG&4
The Neponset 2:O6 class pacing; purse
Direct G Burnett b. h., by Di-
rect Hal fMurphyl ........... I 1
Frank Dewey. br h. tCoxI ..... .
Edward p, br. b. (Leesei ...... 3 ? 3
Edna EaIly. blk m lWhit-l..... dis
Time OIL. . :O3if. .O3a,
The Justin Edwards, ia class pacing
purse 1000 q in 81
Minor Hal, CHI h by Eddie
Hal tH. Brusiel -.. - I
Asbiook, en- g. hyde 3 > , 1 >
Forest Mckinney. b. z
The n"' ErisR Lad. b
.!i2'3 2:o5is. s.ooa.' 2.osl4.
III.
The Boston Globe. 2-year-old trotters
purse 5000
Little Lee D. e., by Axworthy
Mcdonald Observation-Disclosures. o I /
rother peter D. e.. "a homas) $500. 3
Grace Drake. blk T. tWhitel..... 3 .
Wiki Wiki. br 2. (Geersi ....... Z {
Dark Flower. b. z (SIurphyl - = TO
Eliza Dalton and DellagOa's Southern
Lady also started
Time-2.11la 211. 2122
The Blue Hin, 2.O6 class trottiug
purse S30OO-
Wilkes Brewer. ch M. by Nut
wood wilkes (Hydel ....-.-.. I
Prince LOree. b. z. tMcDevitt-.. . .
Busy's Lassie d. m Cox ..... g :
Easton. re-. IN white -.--..--. %
The fodder, br "a. (StitsOnl .... 3 Is
Royal Mae and Peter June also
started.
Time-2 .OfIs. 2:O4Iz. 2.O52.
The Pilgrim, III class pacing purse
5000
Sanardo. b. e.. by san Francisco
irish Voter. D. z. ,NobIel $500. .
James Albert. b. g. tCoakleyl... . g
Colonel Gidweu. b. z. tBriggsl ? q
Time :0s. . 90. 2:OG
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-29

ITTUf = ITWneTndn- IWO- Olse HIS
Paulctte. Ludcrus Williams. HOgg >,
BlaCkburne. Callahan. Three base hit
Kelly Stolen bases Meusel, Luderus.
Sacrifice -Blackburue. Double plays
-Paulette and Bancroft. Bancroft. Paul
cite and Luderus Left ON bases-New
York -. Philadelphia. :. bases on balls
on Winters. 8. on Dubuc. 1 OF HoCg.
= Hits-Of Winters 10 i'm q innings:
OF pubuc. ) In innings Hit by pitch
Cry Winters tBlackburne} by Hogg
young. zimmerman. Struck out-By
Winters. .; by Hogg. 3. Losing pitcher
Winters
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-29

Washington $4,000. or 900 600 OOD 90
New York 600 100 30 600 01-J
ErrOrS-FOStcr. Fewster. Pip. Mays.
Two base -PeckinpauEh , Menosky.
Pipp . Lewis Judge Three base hit
Pratt Stolen baSes-Lewis. Judge Bodie.
Sacrifice hits BOdie. Baker. Double
ays-Peckinpaugh. RAFT and Pipp
Picinich and Shanks; Foster, Harris and
Judge: Pratt. Pipp, Baker, Ruel. Peck
iIpaugh FewSter and Pratt; Foster.
Judge and Shanks. Left on hases-New
York, Il: Washington. l.. Bases on balls
OF Mays. :: off Johnson, =. Hit by
pitcher-By Johnson. > (Peckinpaugh.
Rnen. Struck out-By Mays, :; by John
son. ..
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-29

Errors -kurrus. Wit Two base hits
Witt e. Walker Three base hits
Walker. NrIuuis Stolen base Hooper.
Sacrifice hit-Walber Sacrifice ry-AlD-
Innis Double PLAYS Uugau Turner and
EurruS. scott, shannon and AlrIuuis
left on bases Philadelphia. s Boston.
g. Bases con balls on Naylor. o. OF
jones. l. Struck out By Naylor by
Jones,
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-29
Gregor The Great Loses to Mariondale at ReaduiU

Johnston OF san Francisco. easily
defeated Henry Par0er o. New
York. while Wallace Johnson -
Philadelphia chopped his way Oh "a
similar victory over Horace Taylor
OF Boston r Lindley Murray. pres
ent champion. won IN straight s.ts
from LUcien Williams ot Highland
Park H.. Norman Brookes. Aus
tralan. disposed Of William a.
Benedict Roselle. with the loss OF
but three games. Charles Garland OF
Piusburg dropped but seven IN his
three sets with Alfred Hammett
New York. brit Maurice NcLouch-
lin of Los Angeles found IL harder
TO eliminate Leonard Beekman New
York. the interscholastic star. fore
ing the famous internationalist %
extend himself 10 win
Quakcrs Battle.
William r. Tndcn. NJ. Phuaje'-
phia. had quite a struggle with his
townsmau Craig Biddle the veteran.
but won by scores Of 60. As. Sc
and S-o.
Robert Leory OF New York gave
the japanese star Ichiya Kumasac.
a hard battle before an enthusiast
gallery on one Of the outside courts
kumasae won hut his opponents
steadiness and the back court PLAY
OF the pair developed some long and
spectacular rallies. Frank T. Ander-
r. Y. Thomas the third Austria
Ian. still in the running. won from
II. n. Bassford New York while
Hugh Kellensr of Seattle. was elm
mated by Walter Merrill I4all OF
New York Nat Niles OF Boston
brought about the doenfal Of J. B.
Aboue. jr. Of Dallas. the Texan put
ting up a hard tight in the middle
set.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-29

Error~ Crrist N1runville Two base
hit-Bocckel Three base hit-konetchy
Sacrifice hits Griffith. 4. Wheat sac
rificc 0y-Ol>og Double play Rawlings
to Holke Left ou bases Boston. =.
RrpukIyu e. Double play Rawlings 70
HuIAe Left ou bases Boston. Brook
Ism. Bases on bullS-On CauSey. >:
on Scott T. Hits-on Cau>ey. = in Z in
uiugs on Scott iu I inning Hit by
rifuhar-Bv Pfeffer Tickl. Struck out
is Cau>ev. 10y Scott. by Pfeffer, J.
Losing pitcher-C1uSeY.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-29

Second Game
H..ran .-. p01 O0o 900 %
Brooklyn ....-.... 900 COZ u0- 8 10 .
Rudolph anu Gowdy Cudore. Mitchell
and Kruger.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-25

part will be a song by Mrs. Robt- Hol-
lidays accompanied with a dance by
six high school girls.
Part three viii contain q special
song feature by Miss Gilbert, accom-
panied by Miss Marie Stehm and Miss
Lutte Deyo IN a dance
In the grand finale, the end men
decide that white people cannot farm
so well as they. 50 return to their
own people, where they end with "A
DarktoWn Jubilee" and cakewalk to
the accompaniment Of a Hot Time
in the Old Town Tonight" The en-
tire company Will be present In the
finale when there will be tambourines,
black mammies and picaninny IN
plenty.
Miss EsteIa Haley. director Of
Hailey's orchestra. has charge Of the
music. Miss Haley has also COM
posed a song which she dedicated to
the Y. " c. A which viii be given
in the cabaret scene
The management has been success
fuI in securing an out OF town whist
Ter who will give special numbers
The costumes which are to be char
acteristic OF the race and appropriate
for the occasion, are being made to
order in FL Paso-
The minstrel IS to be given Tor the
purpose Of raising budgets for the
young women's business clubs for the
year.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-25

4 HISS HELEN HUFFAKER and Miss
WI Dura Gilbert, war work secreta-
rles OF the Y. ". C. A. under whose
direction the all woman minstrel IS
being arranged viii be the end men
in the minstrel given by the two
young business women's clubs OF e
Paso Saturday night, February l.
The affair is TO be a regulation
negro minstrel at which all Of the
southern negro melodies. interpreted
with popular airs Will be sung There
viii be three parts TO the show, part
one TO contain eight features includ-
ing an aviation feature the scene OF
which will be laid "Sopewhere in
Terrafirma, L. S. A." a buck and
wing dance done by Miss Karma
Deane, a speciality banjo number and
a quartet composed Of Miss Sue Smith,
Miss Gilbert, Miss Huffaker and Miss
Greta Pratt.
There viii be IS IN the circle which
in addition to Miss Huffaker and Miss
Gilbert as end men Will have Miss
Edna Harmon as interlocutor.
The second part changes 70 caba-
ret scene IN which the end men who
have reen doing their bit in the ser
vice have returned to their old en-
Dloymeat IS walters at the Sign OF
the Greasy Sleeve" where CABARET
amusement Is furnished.
A special feature OF the second
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-25
Mrs. w. G. Roe Is Hostess At 4 Card
Party To Members of Pioneer Club

TIE attractive Roe home, on North
4 Campbell street was the scene Of a
lovely card party on Friday afternoon
when Mrs v. G. Roe was hostess to
tn Pioneer club. which has resumed
It's meetings sencs the wars closing.
Miss Fays Tullous assisted the hos
tess IN receiving and entertaining. The
reception room and drawing room
we're artisticauy decorated with rose
carnations and ferns and the dining
room adjoining the conservatory was
lovely With dainty spring flowers.
TIE tally cards and refreshments
carried out the dainty color scheme
Ct pink and white. The first prize
vas won By AIRS. Claude Hudspeth,
the second By Mrs c. NJ Lyman. At
the close Of the game a dainty salad
course was served, also ices with
cake Mrs. Roe's guest list included.
1irG Henry A. Cline. Airs. william Hal
Aldridgc. Mrs. r. b H0man, Mrs c. C.
Homan. Mrs ". 7. Quigly. Mrs. :.
Donohue. Mrs. y. ". Fink, Mrs. G. e
Newell. Mrs. John B. Watson, Mrs. c.
II Lyman. Mrs Paul Giuther, Mrs
2 Il Bray. llrs- Claude 3. Hudspeth.
Ars- J. E Rous. Mrs. Fred A. Elliott
ana Zrs- " r McKenna
ne L A TO o. P c gave a bens-
ut card party Friday evening at the
home q Mrs Jack Cornwall, SO Los
Angeles street Five hundred and
hunco we're played. Mrs. Bartholo-
i've hundred and Jesse Ritz the mems.
The consolation prizes were awarded
70 A z Lewis and Mrs. Daeuhie. Mrs.
hosalia ashley Won first prize for
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-25
Daughters of the Empire To Give A
Burns Program For Soldiers Tonight
Dance-Highland Fling.

Dance-Hfghland Fling.
Miss Marion Dunn.
Song-"When You and We're
Young, Maggie" ..............
sgt Hicks
Conclusion-"Auld Lang Synei" Burns
Comm unity song led BY Sgt. Hicks
The accompanist VIII be Miss Daisy
Munro.
On Sunday evening. Wednesday
evening and on Thursday evening Mr..
and Mra W. J. Blackwell entertained
at the 7. n c. A. hut at Camp Bierne
for the men OF the army service who
are returning from overseas Enjoy
able programs, including readings and
musical numbers. were given. some Of
the best musical talent Of the city
taking part, including Mrs Karl Zahn,
Mrs. Allen Graham. r J. Carson. DR..
/. Blakesley. Miss Dorothy COngdon.
Miss Valentine, Walter Davis and
Miss Bobbie Nay Tankersley. Mrs. F.
B. Morris and Miss Peggy Tankersley.
Hot chocolate was served the 500 men
who were present at the three enter
tainments BY Mr.. and Mrs Blackwell,
who are representatives Of the Her
shey Chocolate company.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-25
Paper Sued By Ford TO
Gather Evidence Of the
Disturbances on Border

A libel suit brought by Henry Ford.
automobile manufacturer and pacifist.
against the Chicago Tribune Is set for
trial in Detroit on February 10, and
the conditions in Mexico and along the
border are to be shown in evidence
by the defendant newspaper, in Justi-
flcation Of things Il published against
the plaintiff II Is stated that the
Tribune has procured a number Of
witnesses from along the border. 20
testify to such matters as the santa
Ysabel massacre, the Columbus raid
and many less advertised events and
conditions on the other side OF the in
ternational line from 1914 down to
the date Of the publication OF the arti-
Gle complained or on June %, 1915.
It is said the Tribune intends en-
phasizing the evidence II will offer
as to these border and Mexican con-
ditions-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-25

A PROGRAM is to be given at the
a Khaki club this evening honor
ing the memory OF Robert Burns It
Is to be given under the auspices OF
the Daughters Of the British Empire
and Will be open TO all soldiers and
sailors.
The program consists Of the follow
ing numbers. which are to be rendered
by a number OF FL Paso's best musi-
clans:
Duet-"o Vert Thou in the cauld
Blast Burns
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas J. Andrew
Reading Dream in the Trench
es on the Sinking OF the Lust
Sgt. Hicks.
Piano Solo-Medley Of Scotch Airs.
Dr.. E. c. Prentiss.
Song-"O Ny Hero IS Like Red,
Red Rose" .....-.. Burns
Miss Barbara Worcester.
Violin Solo-Medley OF Scotch Airs
Mrs D. '. Fennessy.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-25

ONE Of the very delightful affairs
" scheduled for February is the sill
yer tea TO be given on February at
the attractive home OF Mrs. Frank
Ainss, for the benefit Of the altar
guild OF saint Patrick's cathedral The
guild composes 100 or more OF the
leading Catholic women OF the city.
who VIII combine In taking this az
fair one OF the lovelIest events OF the
winter. a musical program Of some
OF the best Of the city's talent viii
be given during the afternoon. under
The direction CT Mrs. ". l. Brown The
general public Is invited to be present
during the receiving hours. until 8
O'Clock Mrs Dan 7. White, president
o. the guild. Is arranging the commit
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-25
jim WHITE FIRST
FOR TAX REFORM
Urged Extension of Time
for Payment Of City Taxes
Before Opponent.

Jimmie White Is the original tax
extension advocate.
In his published platform which ap-
peared in The Herald Of the 18th OF
January. Mr.. White, as candidate for
city tax assessor and collector, an
nounced ne favored and would do
everything possible to have the city
tax payments changed from February
2Sth TO June both.
This would prevent the city and
county taxes falling due within one
month Of each other as at present
making a double burden upon the
tax obligations from the same pay
check.
Thirteen days later one OF his op-
ponents for the nomination announced
he, too, was in favor OF this plan.
which was originally advanced and
urged by White for the consideration
Of the voters and taxpayers In his
original published platform and state
ment Of intention.
Two weeks ago the FL Paso Realty
Board wrote a letter to mayor Davis
asking that the city taxes this year
be extended sixty days. At that time
collector McSain did not appear to
urge THIS measure HELMET ulu nc
make any published announcement OF
his desire that this plan be adopted
at the time the Realty board was urg-
ing It.
Now, as a purely campaign cry. he
comes out 13 days later advocating
Mr.. Whites original plan which met
with the approval OF every taxpayer
at the time It was published and
credited to White.
After four years IN the tax collec-
tors office, Jimmy White thinks his
opponent was Just 4 years and 13 days
slow in realizing the vital need for
this reform or equally slow in reading
the papers.
Vote for Jimmy White for City
Assessor and Collector.
political Adv)
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-25
Mrs. Frank AinSa'S Home As Scene of
ATea Party For Catholic Altar Guild

tees TO carry forward the details Of
the tea
Plans are going forward for max
Ing the Thrift Stamp tea on Tuesday
afternoon at the residence OF Mrs.
John 3. Watson on North FL Paso
street a beautiful affair. No formal
Invitations are being issued for the
tea, which Is being given by the guild
Of Saint Clement in benefit OF the
rect0ry fund No formal invitations
are being issued for the tea. Assist
ing Mrs Watson in receiving and
serving viii be Mrs. c. S Sargent,
Mrs. Fuller Swift, Mrs L H Tucker,
Mrs. Carl Lee Smith. Mrs. h A Meisel.
Yrs. Horace Broaddus, Mrs. Pelham
Winter, Mrs Gordon Park, Mrs. J.
Rowland Gilchrist and Mrs. c. II
Lyman.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-25

You aan see a regular old time
Hart" thriller today and tomorrow at
the Unique, entitled The Desert
Man" Big BilI' gives you more
thrills and does more Hart stunts
IN this play than any picture in which
he ever appeared. Adults are is
cents. children 10 cents plus war
tax.-AdV
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-25
sToRY oF MoosEHEART.

A beautiful story written around
the lives OF the children at MoOseheart
viii be shown at Liberty hall, Sunday
evening at 8 o'clock. There are four
reels OF interesting and instructive
pictures containing a beautiful story.
sponsored BY the Loyal Order OF
Moose. The public Is invited. Admis-
sion is free.-Adv.