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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-30
Seattle Will Greet
kid 20" in Theatres

You know tho beauty chorus at
Lovy's orphoumr Well
New Years eve. after 20 acts of
vaudeville. the girls viii be at
home" ON the stage to any and all
who want to dance with them.
For those who can't find a toe
hold on the stage, there will be an.
other dancing party In the marble
foyer Of the theatre.
Three hig jazz orchestras will be-
on the job with music TO tickle the
feet OF the most lethargic. tired bust.
ness man, Aud the watch party
won't be over until long after 1920
begins It's early rounds.
Not only AZ Lovy's Orphcum are
things OF unusual happiness prom.
ised
Midnight Matinee"
Manager Carl Reiter. OF the Moore.
declares New Years eve will be an
event 10 be remembered by patrons
of his theatre. Here also the audi.
onoe is invited To join right In
The midnight matinee" viii be
headlined by tho -Four MortonH. and
win include Master Gabriel. Billy
McDermott. the Marmoln sisters and
David Sehooicr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-30

The doors Of the Coliseum theatre
VIII open at ii.ib .. m. for the final
passage OF 1919. The doinEs viii con.
unue until a. IN.
First run pictures of Charles
Chaplin .and Fatty Arhuckle with
Mack Sennett'a newest film and an
overseas Review" Of 80 singers.
dancers ana entertainers are billed.
Can't Use Ticlslers
Precisely the same sort Of program
as ~ the Coliseum viii be presented
at the Liberty. beginning at iil5
and closing NJ a. m
Meanwhile. the fiinglng OF confetti.
and the sale OF 'ticklera" and whips.
or the use OF them on the streets
will be construed as a violation OF the
New Years fun program and those
who start anything OF the sort will
watch the New Year In thru the bars
Of the city Jail This IL the warning
Of Police Chief Warren.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-30
JENKINS COURT
IS Determined
Federal District Bench Has
Jurisdiction
By RALPH n. TURNER
u nited Press staff Correspondent

MEXICO CITY. Dec. 29.-The
Mexican supreme court ruled today
that the federal district court Of
Pucbla has Jurisdiction in the ease
OF william O. Jenkins. American
consular agent. nt liberty on bail.
pending trial for alleged collision
with HIS bandit abductors.
Tho ruling. however. was confined
20 the one point Of Jurisdiction and
tho supreme court ala not direct that
the case be tried In the federal court
or that the state court OF Puebln,
which first directed Jenkins i'm.
prisonment. was entirely without au.
thority.
In fact. the ruling was interpreted
aH meaning the state court In Htill
competent 20 conduct the trial. tho
Jenkins may now enter n new peti.
tion for transfer ~ his case 20 the
federal district court
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-30
PASS BILLS FOR TWO
NEW FIRE STATIONS

Two new fire stations and an add
ton to n third will be built during
the coming year.
Ordinances for the construction OF
a new station on 46th ave. S. w. at
cost OF SIS 900, and another at 18th
ave. ". and L. Harrison st, to cost
SIS. 900. were passed by the city
council Monday afternoon. An ordi'
nance also was passed authorizing
the construction OF an addition TO
the fire station at card ave. S. w.
and w. Spokane st. The improve.
ment will cost $4,000.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-30
MRS. FRANK PRICE DIES

Mrs. Frank NJ. Price. formerly
Miss Viva X. Gilmore OF Seattle. died
at San Francisco Saturday. She
was the daughter OF Capt James A.
Gilmore and n brother Of Capt. J.
Dunlop Gilmore Of Seattle. An In.
FAINT daughter survives her.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-30
CUP Of OLD HERB
TEA OFTEN Prevents
FLU, COLDS AND GRIP
Keeps You In Condition TO
Throw Off Disease

Tho very tsst why to avoid colds. In
fiucnEa. grip and other winter infcc-
tions IL 90 keep your hody In such good
condition 10 will throw OF dlsans.
gcrfns CONSTIPATION, biliousness.
headaches. ar- Naturvs warnings that
your liver. kidneys and bowels arv
falling TO do their duty.
The waste matter which should have
b-cn carried away Is absorbed like 40
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-30
1t. Easterbrook,
Seattle Ace, Here
Visiting Mother

After service on the Mexican Dor
der IN command OF night Of ~ air
planes guarding the international
hne from Douglas. Aria. 20 San ut
ego. Cal. Lieut., A. u. EaAterbrook.
Seattle fiying ace. arrived here Tues.
day On route 10 Fort word-n. where
he will spend short leave with his
mother. Mrs. r.. l.. t.astrrbrook
Lieut. Eatabrook will remain In
Washington for 10 days. when he
viii return South for border duty.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-30
WOMAN SUFFERS FROM
BULLET IN HER BRAIN

LOS ANGELES. Dec. 30.-Whether
Mrs. Vida Potter. who was shot
while In company with man not
her husband on n Venice car Sun
day afternoon. viii recover, still Is
unknown.
The bullet lodged in Mrs. Potter's
brain. after entering under her left
eye.
Capt Raymond c. Potter. formerly
OF Camp Custer. is being held under
n charge OF attempted murder.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-30
HIGH links FOR
NEW YEARS EVE

both the Coliseum and the Liberty
viii give n big high links show
Wednesday evening. beginning at II
O'Clock sharp. Besid~s presenting
two Of the very latest comedies star,
ring Fatty Arbuckie and Charlie
Chaplin. both theatres viii have a
number Of speciai attractions. ineiud.
lng n big Overseas Revue"
Tho tickets are now selling at the
Liberty and the Coliseum.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-30

This famous old herb te~ IL un-
erc-ii-d for chronic constipation,
rnaflsrn, etc Pleasant to tax. and In
expensive. Does not CRATE tho physlo
habit Nothing better to Civ. tho
children for stomach and bowel dis.
orders. ~ CENTS ~ all druggists. Lin
colin Proprietary CO.. IT. Wayne, Ind
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-30
HEADS LOS ANGLES SCHOOLS

Los ANGELES. Dec. 30.--Mrs.
Susan Dorsey, vice president Of the
National Educational association. for
years assistant superintendent OF
schools for Los Angeles. has been SO
Iected 20 succeed DR.. Albert Shicis
as superintendent OF schools here.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-30
IMPERIAL CANDY BANQUET

SaIeamen and eXecufIvcs-I3 In
number-of the Imperial Candy com
pany banqueted as guests OF the
company in the Butler hotel Monday
evening G. Il. Roberts. president.
and Jack McKinstrey. Oldest sales
man on the force. presided.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-30

HUGH FllsOh IN 10 you
system. Your vitality 10 %
low that you arc an easy
victim for colds. influenza,
and NOR. serious diseases.
Get n package OF Lincoln
Tea and take = cup b-.f q
retiring. IL will soon put
You In sumo and make you
fs~l ilks n9w
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-30
"JAKE" OPERATED on

Frank A. Jacobs. photographer. is
recovering from an operation at the
Swedish hospital He win recuperate
in California.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-30

Only n sober man should attempt
to walk a tight rope.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-30
THEATRES
rANTAGEs

NV
Al the Pantages this week 10
young men sing. dance and twist
their way thru one OF tho liveliest
acts seen at this house during tho
entire season. The chaps bill them.
selves THE Zip. Zip Yanhankera.'
The singing Is good. but the aero
battle stunts accomplished by various
members Of the troupe are great.
Also there Is little fellow fnonicker'
ed Asthma" who Il genuine
comedian.
A big fcatur. OF the bill In the APP.
pearaDcs OF Prime. Jovoda de Rajah.
who with the assistance of q charm.
ing princess. mystifiez the audience
with what joyeda terms aH Princess
olga's sixth sense" In other words.
the Use q mental telopathy. Qucs.
tons are answered as fast as the
audience can ask them. both from
the lower floor and the balcony.
Other numbers on tho bill include
NADIA Norrains and splendid singer.
Tom Rosa and his Italian trio.
Roana II n lively Italian entertainer
isoF" ana " hbnr open tie rHoW
In a fine RymnaAtic exhibition. and
Ia France and Kennedy help the fun
along with a lauEhahle hlacisfaoe
skit.
Besides big New Years show
NJ the PantaRes wednesday night
al ii'fs. the management announces
a special performance for ladies only
To be given by Prince Jovedah Fri.
day morning nj 1910.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-30

Let's 20 eat at BoIJt's-uptown,
IIt Sd Ave; downtown, 9i3 I'd Ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-30

usually induces sleep. To avoid In
digestion. rcstlrasnsss and tho dark
brown" taste In tho morning. take q
Rtuart's Dyspepsia Tablet after cat
ing. II supplies just the right ele-
rnents to aid In digesttnE food. rests
tho stomach. provides properties TO
r.iievs the tendency to gassiness
and sour riEinEH, morning bilious
ness and consequent absence Of APP
petite for breakfast. To make
practice Of always using Stusrts
Dyspepsia Tablets after eating 10 ons
~ those precautionary measures
that repay Immensely. THIS IL an
age Of prevention. and these tablets
ar. designed 10 promote liberty Of
eating and the good fellowship that
goes with a good meal You viii
find stuarta Dyspepsia Tablets IN
all drug stores throughout the
United States and Canada
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-30
IiIPPODRONiE

Tho management % the Hippo.
dromo has secured M an added at.
traction for patrons Jack Mcclellan's
troop OF dancing girls. Headed By
several solo artists. the girls sins
and dance turnout the evening on
the Hippodrome stage without inter.
ferinR with tho regular dancing on
tho biz floor.
"wednesday evening n nasque ball
will he given with special entertain.
nent included
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-28
DISTRICT STARS WIN FOOTBALL
TITLE BY DEFEAT Of MINERS.
Ground Gaining of Capt Sellers and Kicking Of Duffy
Spells Defeat For State Student Team; Record
Drop Kick is Made by Army Half Back
From Center Of Field.

QUOTING slam Wilson, There must
" be a jinx following that Mines
team around" would describe the de-
feat OF the state School OF Mines
team football eleven Thursday after
noon at Rio Grande park when It
dropped the district Championship to
an all star officers and enlisted mems
army team by the score OF ten to
nothing
While the game was for the dis
trict title it was far from being OF
Championship caliber as its quarters
were confined 10 ten minutes and u
ended fully 20 minutes before II
should There were several pretty IN
dfvidual plays that contributed TO the
interest Of the observers no we've z, ana
helped to make Il worth seeing Ine
army team had two stars m partlcu-
lar. in Duffy and Sellers while Ney-
land himself was on the aggreSslEe
from the first minute and handled us
team OF picked men In Guch man
ner that victory was made cert am IN
the first five minutes Of tns iLlliAl
Duffy Made Great Kick.
Duffy cinched the contest n mis-
period with the wind 1t bis hack
with a drop kick OF about % YARDS.
Aided 5y the stiff breeze the big half
back placed the oval squarely between
the bars for three points-
The score should have remained
at this figure during the entire
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-28

downs but on the third down Bills
vent through line for - yards. put
ting the bail on the five yard line.
Shaffer added four yards ana Bii-s
went over. Shatfer missed goal
@. M. Kicks OF
DeWolf ran the next KICKOFF back
20 yards. Murphy made 50 yards on
q forward pass Bills tackled min
and Murphy fumbIed. Bills dove IN
der the ropes and recovered the ball.
which had rolled out Of bounds. How
ever. the referee refused 20 allow the
Ouarterrnaster the ball Another for
ward pass 70 Murphy gave the u y =.
the ball on the one yard line Dew OH
took IL over and kicked goal FOR the
only II T. c. points The third quarter
ended here e.
Bills ran the next kickoff back 81
Yards Bills p yards of tackle ana
then went around the END Tor So De
benham and Bills went through the
line 10 the two yard line. Shaffer than
COOK re ha1 over. Bills kicked goal
Murphy ran the next klcko11
hack - yards. Mckay made ten
on a forward pass Mckay Mur-
uhv. DeWO1f and Couch went
through the line TO the O. ". =
yard line. Then Rogers broke
fhrouEh the line on the right and
gchneffer on the left schatefter
tackled Couch, who lumbied-
o-erT gathered the ball mp and
dnshed 20 yards, to the Purple
three yard line, before Murphy
and Mckay overlook him. Bills
went over on the next play the
came ending before another kick
off could be made
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-28

Going in for the first game OF his
career az quarter back. Bills handled
his team Ia beautiful style. His lone
failure 70 direct his team TO the best
possible advantage occurred when he
once called a forward pass well within
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-28
0IjlRTERNASTER IS VICTOR
OVER TRANSPORT IN FAST CAME
Buff and Yellow Cracks Prove Too Much For Truck
Drivers; Bills is Individual Star Of the Game;
Many Large Gains Are Made by
O. NJ Backfield Players.

his own territory. An he more than
made 20 for that error By aiming his
plays al the weak spots in the Motor
Transport defence throughout the
game
Bills played the game with a badly
brushed shoulder. Becaus- OF 1t he
twice fumbled after long runs. One
Of these fumbles was recovered by q
teaInmate. while the other went TO
the Motor Transport corps tor a
touchbaclz and saved them a score FOR
the time being. Once Bills mls1udged
a punt and the ball rolled over his
own goal line for another touchback-
In spite Of these three slips the
Q1artermuster victory was in the
nature Of n personal triumph for
the quarter. Excepting the 20
yard run Of Rogers, when he Ind
a clear field after a tumble IL
was Bills who made every run OF
the game 1t was he who carried
the ball from the danger zone 60
vel past the midflelds not once,
but many times, he who broke
through and placed the ball
within the shadow Of the Purple
goal posts on n number OF Occa-
Hfons and he who carried the ball.
and carried Il successfully, when
the QunrtermaEfer corps stood IN
sore need OF a substantial gain.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-28
Now Is a Good Time to
Drive Out Catarrh

remedy. made from roots ard herbs
direct from the forest. which com
bat disease germs "a the blood This
great remedy has been used Ter more
than fifty years with most satislac-
tory results. L has been successfully
used by those afflicted with even the
severest cases OF Catarrh- 70 relieves
catarrh, for "a treats the disease az
It's source S. s S. Is sold By druggists
everywhere.
For the benefit Of those afflicted
With catarrh. we maintain a medical
department IN charge Of specialist.
skilled IN this disease IL you VIII
write Us fully, he VII give your case
careful study, and write you JUST
what your own individual case re-
qulres No charge is made for thia
service Address swift Specific Co.
2s2 swift Laboratory, Atlanta Ca
ADV.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-28
STANDING OF THE TEAMS.
Army Football League.



WITH Blonde Jack Bills coming
w into his own once again, the
Quartermastsr corps eleven romped
off with the first game Of the day,
Thursday afternoon at Rio Grande
Park. Thanks TO Bills' magnificent
work. assisted by Capt Rogers, VINO
recovered a tumble and got away for
a 20 yard run, the Quartermaster
corps triumphed over the fast Motor
Transport corps eleven by a count Of
25 TO z.
In consequence OF the victory Of the
Ouartermaster corps the Seventh
cavalry holds undisputed leadership
OF the Army Football league, while
there is a triangular tie for second
place, with the Quartermaster corps,
Motor Transport corps and SIND
field artillery all showing a percent
eue of ffT
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-28
It may not be troubling you
during the warm weather,
butitis lin your blood.

Catarrh IS not only q disgusting
disease but is a dangerous one. and
you should never let up IN your ef-
forts 10 get It out OF your system IN
I'll YOU have done Il thoroughly. Get
rid OF &C, whatever Il costs you IN
trouble and money.
NIild weather viii aid the treat
ment and this is an excellent time
to thorouEhly cleanse the blood OF
the germs OF Catarrh and be tor-
ever rid OF the troublesome sprays
and douches that can only relieve
you for the tlme-
s. S. s IS a purely vegetable blood
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-28
PALMER DEFEATS
F FRISCO BOXER
Wins From Western Mitt
Singer on a Foul IN
Second Round.

Douglas, Arlz.. Nov. 2s.-Kid Pal
mer Of Douglas. won from Kid Her
nan Of san Francisco. on a foul IN
the second Of their scheduled ten
round fight held here under the aus
pices Of American Legion Thursday
afternoon
Palmer Aggressive.
Palmer held his adversary IN
stress, bleeding profusely at the nose,
and was ontop OF him every minute
Herman repeatedly hit Palmer low
After warning him twice, on lne
third repetition the referee awarded
The bout TO Palmer
Russell Chambers, local boxer
challenged the winner.
Fred McAlanus Of Tucson, won from
Jack Burns OF Lowell, Ariz-. In the
fourth round Of a scheduled six round
semi final on a foul Young Daniels
of Los Angeles, and Joe Bruno OF
Douglas. fought a six round draw
George Maza OF Douglas. knocked out
young Tulsa Of Douglas, in the second
Of a scheduled four round bout
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-28
MINOR LEAGUERS
CALL OFF SCRAP
Will Resume Relations
With Magnates Of Or
paniZed Baseball.

The American Association OF Base
ball Leagues, the big minor body. has
sensibly decided to try and resume
relations with the National Commis-
sion. and consequently with the two
major leagues. This was done at the
recent minor league meeting held II
Springfield, Mass.
Better Make Up.
It was the logical conclusion for
them TO reach, and vii be beneficial
to both the majors and minors al
though the former may be incline1
to hold off. with the idea that the
minors ought 20 be given more
severe lesson for breaking away
This would be foolish on the part
Of the big fellows" for the Ameri-
can League situation Is stiu grayely
complicated, and II not settled quickly
NAV prove dangerous to organized
baseball. and n the minors were fur
Their antaEouized the situation would
be even more serious.
Depend on Majors.
The minor leagues are dependent
on the major leagues for their exist
ence, AID 90 also do the maJors-ln a
lesser way perhaps the as
sistsnce q the smaller leagues. Or
ganized baseball assures the prosper
fly and permanence OF the national
game. and the fortifyinE OF Il IN ev-
cry way possible should not be neg
Iected-
The major moguls should therefore
accept the proposition OF the union
for the removal OF the former CO
partnership Willingly with no hold
over animosites. The National Com
mission. TOO. should forget personal
grouches that may have resulted
from the clash and let bygones be
bygonea
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-28

Suhstltutions: Erwin fer BogEea. Harnl-
ton for Mckay. Mckay for Hamilton,
Brandon for Guy Thompson. Petroszy for
Reilly. wilson for Fields. Referee, Lieut.
Bolce. medical corps. Umpire, Lieut..
Barnes. II. T. c. Head linesman. Lieut.
stancfslzo. F. A. Timer. Lieut. Luscombe.
u. 7. c. TouchdoWus, Murphy schaetfer,
R6rers. BINS. 2. Goals from touchdown.
DsWolf and Bills.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-28

Mcclure for shaffer. Dryer for
Weeks. Officials: referee, Capt
Moore. Seventh cavalry. umpire. Wiz
son McVey. Y. II. c. A.; headlinesman.
Lieut. Barnes
Scoring. Touchdowns-Sellers, one
Goals from touchdown. Neyland one
Field goal Duffy one
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-28

his success IN receiving forward
passes. which was directly RESPONSE
be for the lone touchdown OF the
Purple and which brought the ban
into the Quartermaster territory
p DsbenSam. Ford and schaffer
rendered the team valuable assist
ance interfering for Bills until he
could start on his end runs and IN
carrying the ball for short gains
themselves, while De Wolf, Couch and
Mckay aided Wurphys work by going
Through the small gains. But Il was
Murphy who was the big ground
Eainer and the star for the Purple
and Bills who found the holes, darted
through them and twisted or straight
armed himself away from tacklers.
and who was the outstanding star OF
the game
in the Grsf quarter though the
Qunrfermnster came within an
ace Of doing 20. Bills and Debeu-
ham made II yards through the
line. after the kickoff. Bills went
II more and then went through
for so more. He WIS tackled on
the one yard line and lost the
ball. Il rolling over the line for
fouchh back.
After one first down the NJ T.
C. WIS forced to kick. Word and
sirely and throwing Purple backs
for losses. Debenham tumhled
the kick, but AuEie schaeffer re-
covered. Bills went around the
end for 25 yards. Again he FUN
bIed and again sehaffer re-
covered.
a forward pass TO Field netted Il
Yards and Bills. Debenham and
Schaeffer went through to the Purple
two yards line losing the BAN on
downs Just as the quarter ended
At the opening OF the second quar-
ter the Purple fumbled and Rogers
recovered. taking the ball over Bills
missed the goal
Ont for Rough Play
After the following kickoff Mur-
ply went ten yards OF tackle Al
this point chief BOEgess was
put out OF the game for rough play
and the Purple awarded Is yards on a
penalty. A forward pass 10 MURPHY
Melted - Yards and Murphy and De-
Wolf added ten more through the
line. The Buff team recovered the
bah on a tumble at their u yard line
Bills made IS yards off tackle and
Debenham and Ford added ten more
Bills made % more around the end.
al which point the half ended.
After the next kickoff the Quarter
master team held for downs. DeWolf
drove a long punt from his own %
yard line Bills misjudged the ball
and II went beyond him, rolling over
the Buff goal line. Debenham and
Shaffer made first down through the
line. Bills made "a yards around the
end and Ford added ten more through
the line The Purple held for two
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-28
BOXING


DHILADELPHIA Pa Nov 2s--LeW
I Tender. Of Philadelphia, knocked
out Johnny Noye. Of St. Paul in the
second round here Thursday. Tender
caught Noye with a left hook 10 the
right eye.
Benny Leonard. lightweight cham
MON. ana Soldier Bartfield, OF Brook-
lvn. battled 20 a draw There vas III
ne action. neither fighter showing AZ
ais best Willie Jackson. Of New
York. won a contest from Pal Moran
Of New Orleans.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-28

Murphy vas aaslIT ne ouLstan olns
star for the Motor Transport corps
While he did not play as spectacular
a Eame as BIS Murphy hit the Quar-
ternlaster line for many good gains
making from five TO 10 yards on
most Of them Moreover. he snatched
a number Of forward passes out Of
the air with several Quartermaster
play ers attempting TO break the play
VI. a was Murphv.s line nlungInE and
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-28

FARGO. n. D.. Nov. 28.-Labe sarro,
Of Fargo. weiterE eight, knockea -
Marx Moore. OF Minneapolis. in the
ninth round OF a scheduled ten round
bo1lt THURSDAY Moore was counted
out By the feferee. but the crowd
was dissatisfied with the decision
Safro re-sutered the ring and, in the
tenth round knocked Moore through
he ropss lust as the bell rang.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-28

Chicago. Cleveland. Toledo and
Atlantic City are all out 70 land the
1920 grand American handicap trap
shooting tournament