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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-26
Meredith Expects Woluer-
ines to Threaten in Inter-
cOUegiates at Cambridge
Friday and Saturday
CORNELL DARK HORSE
BY TED MEREDITH

worlds Greatest Middle Distance Runner
fINHE Princeton Harvard meet on Sat
u urday did not change the dope al
ready collected for the intcrColegiatcs.
Princeton still seems to he the strong
est team entered in the hurdles. with
some chance of getting points in the dis
tancc runs, especially the two mile.
These are the only places that the
Tigers can hope for, and they do not
seem to be the team that I thought they
were at the time of the relays.
Harvard has come along and looks
good in several events. In the sprints
they have Moore, who will be sure to
place in both races. Flower. another
sprintcr, has n chance to get in the
sprints. O'ConneIl also looks good in
the mile. Flower and Krogness are pos
slbe point winners in the broad iump
and Harwood will be hard to keep out
of the pole vault
No Title Chance
This sums up the work that these two
teams will do in the intercollcgiatcs
which will not give them very prominent
places toward winning the champion
ship.
The results of the Swarthmorc
Haverford dual meet proves that neither
of these teams has man that is of in
tercollegate calber, with probably the
exception of Pierce, of Swarthmore, in
the two mile.
Captain lIiscy. of Haverford, tried to
do the work of three men in order TO
save the meet for his team. but even
after his score of thirteen points was
totaled they still fell short.
Records Fall
Two college records fell in the Lafay
cite Johns Hopkins meet. Crawford, of
Lafayette, in beating his tcammate.
Kleinspehn, broke the mile record for
the Hopkins field covering the distance
in 4 I'D. Leadbetter, in the hammer,
broke his college record with a throw of
142 feet 3 inches.
The performance of Crawford is also
the best mile run so far this year, and
it makes the Lafayette athlete look like
the man in this event next week at Cam
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-26

bridge. Leadbetter's throw in the ham
mcr also puts him up as one of the best
hammer -throwers of the year. and he
will be sure to place for Hopkins.
Week OF Rest
With all the dual meets over and the
Intercollegiate coming on Friday and
Saturday, the athletes will have a week
Of rest. Lawson Robertson's S men have
put in all their hard work and up until
the time that they leave for Boston they
will do little but rest, getting all the
reserve energy that they can store up.
As | said last week, the only certain
thing about this meet is that it will be
held in Boston. Nevertheless. | will
try during the week to pick the men
that look good for places in the different
events:
Right now l will say that Penn has
the best chance of any of the colleges,
but we have Michigan coming in with
strong team, at the last minute, up
setting lot of the dope and looking like
winner in some respects.
Cornell Contender
Cornell never can be figured too light =
ly, either, and while the Ithacan team
does not look so good on paper this year,
they can be counted to get good share
of the points. Moaklcy has not dis >
played his team this year. | would not
be surprised if he did not have the men
that he has shown in 100 per cent better
form on the day of the finals.
There is another thing that can be
counted on, and that is that Robert
sons men will do just a little bit better
in competition than they have done in
practice.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-26

TWELVE BOATS ENTERED
Classy Field in Essinaton to Cape
May Race

Twelve boats will start in the race
from Essington to Cape May on June Z,
according to an announcement of the
regatta committee of the Yachtsmen's S
Club made by DR.. G. S. Street, the
chairman.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-26
The Best Putter

GOLF
"A best puttcr n Amer
We to
ongd to Walter j. Travis Jerome D. Taes
far in front of all other rivals.
They first met around 1904 when Travrrs about
Travis
Even in that first putting
Walter j. Travis has able
he Sin
the history of American golf He
putt American anything
hoing the ten, twelve and
THESE ro stars enough 10 hold the heights
is GOOD but the isn't Tuucrs
cth the And neither o
He should begin paccing his drives
1914 1918
the he dugou should make him accustomed
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-26

COOMBS peculiar
does he warming
in the the other him gives
confidence work n
When George Smith Joined the club he did
He had been with New
of his ability Every be
fish until he Coombs
'Smith, said Jack the first
the the Philadelphia nd hereto
care how lose how
but regular and will or
whskers
chair Your job $ n no
THEN Coombs took Smith n him
~ and ,abcd him
notable 1ctory Jack psychology and gae
tpler the best a
modest peek into the Wsedb By Wesley
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-26
Red sox RuY Pltcher Jam.s

Detroit, Nav 28,--Pitcher Bill James has
been sold BY Detroit to the Boston Anne rican
League Club. He left Detroit with the
champions.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-26

Davvy Robertson. outfelder of the Giants.
has resigned from baseball again. Davvy
came back to the game with the under
standing he would be sent to Washington.
Barney Dreyfuss however. refused to waive
and claimed the player. Rather than play
with Pittsburgh Robertson departed for the
old homestead. All of which Is slam at the
Smoky City something like that.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-26
Mack sIans soldIer.tiurIer

MaryaVlIle. Fa., May 2b--DeWey TIaan-
berger. star .hurief Of the MarysyiiIe team of
The Daurhip,F Ferrk League. and former Key
III X scout "a Connie Nao<h Athletics ia
VIII report fof Z tt>oot Hithln ~ aekt nv
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-26
,First. Glass infieIder Wants JOB

n. w, Yaws a arst-eiass infleider neuld
likf 10 play with good sfmipro team SAT,
81 Fifes3pnc Tire aud RuIt,fr comox ~. w
Aoftn HfQec ttfeet. ]7T
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-26

Erskins Mayer. former Phil. who early In
the season was put on the injured list with
n splt finger. returned to the Pirates battle
array on Saturday. but WAS shslled from the
hurling peak In the fourth inning. when the
Robins manufac ctured Ave runs. He was
solved for seven hits and six runs In three
and One-third innings.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-26
PAT MORAN WILL BE
HONORED BY FRIENDS
ATPHZLS'PARK TODAY
Former Manager of Locals, No,o Pilot of Cincinnati
Reds, viii Endeauor to Break Winning Streak of
"a Coombsmen-C Crauath Makes Great Week Record
BY ROBERT w. MAXWELL
sports Editor Evening Public Ledger

briohtI W by Ledger
DAT this after
when they mngle speedy
pdcs
cycndcrs occasionally remarks.
established record which has shaken the oun
awful lot knock o. b off its
pins but those
played playing both and Chicago
Vaughn off the we'll kncwn
pitching mound enough " make even the strongest organization hit the
mat for the long count
pulled
popular with the fans month ago man o" town like Frank MarS"
suggested that the his probably
would finish Frank said they would finish August which
hauaps dNvCl
sou ~ n M ,p spns, n @ | VIZ aS ,a I @ % nv .,t s i , X W. ~, % - ,
to say that the carly season guessing was slightly in error
When the Phs battle the Reds what should b" the
he
Comb will that he didn't In adli
tien
except
played with the rhs It will be gala Pat will be presented
of
cheers and hope he finishes second.
THIS Pa u" populrr anything hat Pat
Moran has admirers Philadelphia. ~c' mo"o of
holds the admiration Hc5s Duo1on
6Ht no longer is he local ias"ion He has left
benefited by the change and ~ish him
Hihers Are Hitting; Pitchers Are PHchng That's the 4nser
PUT Phi
- big To the impossible.
croft laid with busted ankle and play
too
is the dydock for With patched nhcld the
FIRST DIVISION!
uni OF a
a He has
working for him fighting last ditch
last Tuesday when the locals fvch lead and
Then
andfo rout i'm Vaugh
The pitching all of these
the
doubles
the
Iderds flock of bingles
of
to manufac runs.
Smith pitching
Phi, he
the goods 1t a
WITR Eppa Rirey / and
" in
Coom need have fear of the
slug and the pitchers
s a roOsHn place.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-26
Kramer outrIdes oouIIet

Nennrk, NJ j.. May 29.-Frsuk J<ramer
hers yeatstiay IN see .tfaishs heats.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-26
QUAKER CONQUERNG
YOUTH DESERTED ON
GIANTS WITH SEVEN
STARS OVER .3O-MARK
kduf and Young Only Regulars Under Thirty-Yem
Diuision Chase, Doyle, Fletcher, Zimmerman,
McCdrty and Burns Are Quite Aged


THE to
havec mark.
three;
thirty An Kauf stweny
IN THE
But they that exclusive
The Greatest Lightweight r
ha
Ike a dip backn to he
W Isl
out Cans n
He laid o McCovrn n
and
Bobby a dewde over Jams
In addition which. a
Bride, Kennedy
George Sddons Lewis
s in
of six defeats
THAT Of egreat-
L of them
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-26
BLNGLES AND BUNGLES

the PhtIs must clear today to make it sir
straight.
Thus far the PhiIs have handled roughly
70 o, and followed It up BY tamIas the
however, ] ~ won % three " ont IT, of four from from
Coombs's men. This makes Il six victories
West.
Pitcher Elmer Jacobs. who beat the Cubs
on SATURDAY; has turned in 80 per cent OF
the Philies triumphs. His five victories
came consecutively after being bea ten in the
opening tilt by the Giants.
:, After, four pitching .conqnests in a rolc:
Rcd Fdber. Of the white Sor., Saturday met
bv The Yankees irds the fourth straight tci,l
OF the season for Thormdhlen.
Hank Gowdy. basebairs first "over there"
is back in harness with the Braves. In his
Reds. the former serEeant slammed out. g
a gold watch and $500 in Victory Bonds. In
addition. his teammates slipped him steam
land trips around the circuit.
Those Phils are moving north in the
standing f-the-clubs column so swiftly that
game of the three-tit series with Coombss
sweep OF the series would elevate the Pills
10 the third rung of the ladder.
Al0ernon NCdusey turned In his sirth
straight pitching triumph for John j. Nc
Grdto yesterday t0he,t he beat the Cardinals,
extracting all but too hits from their bats
Cuban pitchers are making good In the
National League. Iuque, of Pat MOran's
Reds. bagEed his fifth straight triumph
without "A defeat last weekend, and TuerO,
of the Cardinals won three-hit decision
over the Giants on Saturday. IL was tho
second straieht for Tuero, who has vet to
lose verdict.
Larry Gardner. of Lee Fohls tribe OF
Cleveland Indians takes great delight in
beating his former teammates. Last Fri
day and Saturday his hitting played lead
ing part in the humping of the Mackmen
and yesterday Larry drove in all three of
Cleveland's runs that nosed out the Red Sox.
The first triple pIdU Of the major league
brush tous put together yesterday bU the
White Sor. toho beat Washington bU humping
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-26
Up.to-Minute Marks
of Leading Hitters
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Walter johnson for four runs and three hits
IN the only inning he tlcirled. johnson as
surled the pitching burden tCifh a ttUo-run
lead. Fire Chicago players doured ~ the
triple killing, Which read: FciSch to Risber0,
Weaver to Kerr to e. Collins.
Since the eastern clubs have invaded the
west, those st. Louis Browns have climbed
from the cellar to fourth place, pa ssing the
Athletics, Washington, Detroit and Boston.
They won another yesterday when they
bumped the Yankees.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-26
The Dufer Mterjects-

They'rc sought me aud thcyue brought me
And they're taught me Perfect Form;
The Proper Stancc-thc Proper Grip
The Proper Arc of Arm.
Thcy're sought me and they're taught mo
From springtino unto taH;
The only bet they overlooked
Vas HOp TO Hit the Ball.
They &c taught me t,oenty dosen things
In forty dozen tcays;
1hc Mashic FHp-hc NiJVick Grip
And H. Tardon plays;
Thcy'rc slipped me ercry angle in
The gopoHStic frame;
The only kink they orerlooked
Was How 10 Play the Game.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-26

Brooklyn has added another pitching ace
to its already superb staff. Sherrod Smith
the brilliant southpaw twirled his first
game for the Dodgers since returning from
overseas and shutout the Pirates with three
hits, two of which were accredited TO Cut
shaw
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-26

Hf Mvers's triple. tUith the bases staD0er-
ing, tcus the most productive biotD struck bv
Dodger in the embarrassing Of the Pirates
yesterday.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-26

Al0ernon Causey turned IN his Sirth
straight pitching triumph for John j. Nc
GrdD yesterday tUhen he beat the Cardinals,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-26

Pat Moran aud his Reds form the obstacle
the Phtls must clear today to make it sir
straight
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-26

Pitcher Elmer Jacobs. who beat the Cubs
on Saturday. has turned in 30 per cent OF
the Phillies' trumphs. His five victories
came cOnseCutvely after being beaten in the
opening tilt by the Giants.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-26

The New York Rowing Association will
hold its annual regatta on the Speed,vl -
course Of the Harlem river on Memorial Day
Owing TO the American regatta being roysd
on the Schuylkill the following day the Ney1
York affair has not drawn any entries Iron,
the SChuykill Navy clubs ''''h
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-26

After four pitching couqueSts in roip.
Rcd Fdber. Of the White Sor, Saturday met
his first defeat OF the brush. Fdber'S setback
by the Yankees iCds the fourth straight tcin
OF the season for Thormdhleu.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-12
YES TIONS
AND
A MS w T. r S


N WHAT f. the annual salary Of
~. the director general OF rail
roadsf T. C.
a. Mr. Hines, who is head OF the
railroad administration. receives an
annual salary Of S25,OO0-
c. Would IL be violation Of law
for n man TO marry HIS motherinlaTFf
A This bureau knows Of no state
law which would prevent such mar
riage-
York, Chicago md Washington COM
pare In 1S5Of C. N.
A. The census for that year showed
the population Of New York 70 be
515,547; Washington, 40,o0L and Chi
q. can you tell me something
about ZeebruEEe, which Wna a Ger
man submarine base during the war;
A zeebrugge il the name Of the
seaport Of Bruges, Belgium The pre-
fix Zee" indicates that II Is on the
sea This seaport is connected with
Bruges by a ship canal, enabling sea
, going vessels to reach that city IL is
protected by a strong sea wall known
as the mole"
q How long was Napoleon on the
island Of ST. Helenuf J. B. T.
A. After the battle OF Waterloo
Napoleon was taken prisoner by the
British and sent to st. Helena. where
he landed on october 15s 1915 he
died there Nay D. ISL
q Please explain the difference
between "kinsman7 and =relntive.-
n. Y.
A. ''Kinsman" implies a blood tie.
while a relative" may be connected
to one by either blood or marriage.
Brothers are our kinsmen; brothersin-
law are relatives
q How much actual cash f. there
IN the United Statesg l. L.
A. The treasury department says
that on July ], 1913, the amount OF
actual currency IN the United States
was S5.765. 900. 900.
q In storing metal. what can I do
to prevent ruEtinEf G. W.
A By putting a coating OF vaseline
on metal you can prevent rust
q How much war tax IS raised
from amusemenfsf P. P. c.
A The treasury department says
that for the fiscal year ending June
80. 1913, s50,919,608 was collected from
theaters, concerts, cabarets and other
forms OF amusement
O. What was the Handwriting on
A At a feast given by. Belshazzar
there appeared on the wall a mvs-
terious writing, which Daniel. the
prophet, interpreted as meaning the
downfall OF the wasteful, eLtraTaEant
monarch. Ever since, when some
thing seems certain, the expression
is used that one can see the hand
writing on the wall"
ANY reader can get the answer 70
any question by writing The FL Paso
Herald Information bureau. Frederic
J. Haslzin. director Washington, u.
c. This offer applies strictly to in
formation The bureau cannot give
advice on legal medical and financial
matters Il does not attempt 10 settle
domestic troubles nor 10 undertake
exhaustive research on any subject
Write your question plainly and brief
". Give fun name and address and
enclose 2 cent stamp for return post
&C. All replies are sent direct TO the
inGuirer.)
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-12

vision for the public when Il views
many public questions
The confiEuration promises much
for educational movements, many OF
which win be launched with the new
year.
Nervous diseases probably viii in
crease 50 greatly that an Outcry
against many American customs and
habits Of life viii Waken the public
TO the advantages Of the simple life
An astrologer who has been cast
ing the horoscope Of a famous en-
pl0yer OF industry foretells that he
will grow stronger in his opposition
to labor. His stars indicate that he
Will die with unchanged views.
Sudden deaths are prognosttcateq
for legislators who are aligned
against the great reforms indicated
by the aspects Of Uranus.
After the beginning OF 1920 the
wave Of crime viii rise TO crest
that will cause supreme efforts TO
prevent malefactors from operating
Persons whose birthdate 10 is
should guard against financial losses
in the coming year They should De
careful Of the health
Children born on this day may be
hasty and ambitious These subjects
Of Sagittarius are likely 10 meet with
many vicissitudes in life.-Copyright
1913. by the Mcclure Newspaper
Syndicate.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-12
SKIN TREATED
WITH P0SLAM
QUICKLY HEALS

Broken-out. aggravated itching
skin Is a condition demanding the
best soothing. healing. antiseptic
treatment for its speedy correction
This Poslam supplies, working quick
~. readily, reliably; attacking stub
born troubles like eczema with a
concentrated healing energy that soon
brings Improvement. So little does
so much and makes short work OF
pimples. rashesY scalp-scale, clearing
inramed compilations overnight.
Sold everywhere. For free sample
write to Emergency Laboratories z4S
West 47th St, New York City.
Urge your skin TO become clearer.
brighter, better by the daily use OF
Poslam Soap, medicated with Poslam-
Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-12
Indoor Heat Wrinkles
the Skn-the Remedy

A. the skin tends 20 expand n a warn
atmosphere. cheeks and chin GO sag and
wrinkles % form a good aEtrinEent lotion
should Be used b ihe woman who kesp7
pretty much Indoors these daya. Dissolve
one ounce % pure powdered saEollte In
one-haif pint OF witch hazel Battle the
face Ia this daily-partculariy before re-
ewing Fuegts. or before going out for
theater. dance or other social affair.
The lotion. which OF course - perfectly
harmless. gives almost immediate results,
erasing wrinkles and smoothing out the
fabby skin most remarkably. The face
&C. wonderfully refreshed and rsjuvsnatsd
fn rupearance. Be sure TO ask the drug
rist for the powdered sa0oiite.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-12
THREE DEAD, THREE HURT,
AFTER BUILDINGS CRASH

Cedar Rapids. Ia Dec 1e.-Three
men are dead and three injured as the
result OF the collapse Thursday Of
the third and second floors OF the
Iowa Paper company
The dead are; George Bistline. la
borer- Edgar Panel, negro laborer.
and W. y. Chatterton, who died 81
his Injuries at a hospital last night.
He was manager Of the Iowa Paper
company.
The injured. Miss Martina Stick
stenographer. slightly injured Harry
Pitts, slightly injured. Charles =
Johnson. secretary Iowa Paper com
pany. badly bruised.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-12

CATURN and Mars are in malefie
- aspect according to astrology.
Neptune IS slightly helpful
The conhguration indicates a clash
between those who represent the old
established order OF things and those
who lead reforms.
Arrogance and imoatience are sup
posed to Be increased by the posting
Of the stars today and for this rea-
son labor perils are increased. since
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-12

THE Dog Hill preacher, after long
1 practice, has got 80 he can reach
back and take his handkerchief out Of
the tan pocket Of his long coat with
out stopping his sermon
=
Sidney Hooks went over and turned
the corn-sheller all day Tuesday for
Frisby Hancock. He says the corn
shelter made so much noise he didn't
get any credit at all for what he done.
The public generally rises up and
declares that this and that and the
other IS wrong and Oughtn't to be
stood for, and then sits back down
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-12
HOR OSCOPE :.


/ danger Of physical violence Is likely
to be augmented.
Saturn Is IN a place read as indi-
eating a Tightening Of the grasp Of
big interests on property and pre-
negatives. even though conciliatorJ
labor
The sway is not good for domestic
harmony or confidence Destructive
influences. including Jealousy. sus-
piciOn and anger are supposed to be
fostered under this rule Of the stars.
Neptune gives promise OF better
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-12
FRANK MILLER CONVICTED
OF PERJURY IN U. S. COURT

Frank Miner. charged WIN per
jury. was found guilty Thursday
afternoon in the federal court He
was charged jointly with George
Holmes. who was found guilty Of per-
jury Wednesday afternoon.
The charges grew out OF asking
for a continuance OF the case. The
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-12
II Years Ago Today

.
I DEPORTs from St Petersburg tell
N Of a revolution. which II not
subdued VIII put the government face
to face with a bloody revolt. which
viii undoubtedly end in Car losing
the throne.
A fire in a New York tenement re-
suited in a loss OF $4,000 and the
death OF an entire family, a mother
and five children, who occupied a
tenement on the fifth floor.
George Look, a member OF the city
council OF FL Paso, and George r
Nimmo, his business partner, have
been enjoined by district Judge ]. NJ
GOggin from using the premises at
l25 South II Paso street, known as
the Gem saloon, for the purpose Of
exhibiting games prohibited by the
laws Of Texas.
order two turnstile doors for the
postoffice.
Crossings near the transfer station
and in other parts OF the down town
district became passable mis- after
noon for the first time since the
prisoners, some Of them decorated
with ball and chain. were detailed to
clean the crossings.
Fifty thousand dollars IS the sum
which the directors Of the Inter-
American Fair association at their
meeting Monday evening agreed to
offer for Washington park.
Chief Of police F. ]. Hail and Chas
Davis returned this morning from
Deming, where they had been on cat
tie business.
The snow ceased falling in Fl Paso
- las 4
and thaWed al night and today most
Of the snow has disappeared.
Beautiful Boston Ferns. $40 and
Up. FL Pasos Seed Co. Phone 353.-
Adv.
Want Kodak Fiuishirz-See Can
dara--Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-12

A tiny bottle OF ~FreezUnv Gusts
so little at any drug store; apply a
few drops upon any corn or callus-
Instantly Il stops hurting. then
shortly YOU lift that bothersome corn
or caIius right off with vour fingers
Trufyf No humbuEi-Adv.