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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-09-05

Oponenci traktat6w, powiedzia}
on, czo}gaja sic po ziemi z mikro-
skopiczncm szukaniem "a jakim
.do}kiem w Lidze narodow a ME
dojrza rzeczywistych korzysci kt6
reby traktaty przynios}y. Propo-
zycye senatora Knox, republika-
nina z Pennsylvania, ze traktaty
byfyby odrzucone i os6bny pok6j
.zrobiony z Niemcami by1y scha-.
raktcryzowane przez mowce jako.
b}edna mieszanina tch6rzliwosci
nierozsadku.'
'Musimy to wziasc intelligent
ME- powiedzia} senator Hitch
cock komitet zagranicznych via
domosci wystosuje do senatu "a
pytanie pokonaniu wytoczonych
przed sad traktat6w. Danny na to
zc powinni gfosowac wzglednie "a
Shantung'a a polepszeniem albo ja-
kiemi innemi? Co by sic sta1o?
Albo prezydent odm6wi}by isc
daloj Z traktatami, albo by pod
<ia} >je, poprawieniu stowarzyszo-
nyc!l narod6w re Stanami Zjedno-
czonemi. Czy ktokolwiek wierzy
&c one by to przyje}y?
la ME moge pojac jakim inte
]igentnym i. szczerym cz}owieku
ktoryby przyja} TAXA rzecz jako
mozliwa. Zatem gdzieby chcia}y
Stany Zjednoczone znalesc sic sa-
me w TEN miedzy krajowem upo-
rzadkowaniu? My znalezlibysmy
sic sami Il w tym ch}odzie, opu-
szczeni cd reszty swiata. Praca 0
potwierdzeniu traktatow postepo
wac bedzie bez mas.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-09-05
Kard. Mercier przynosi Slo-
wo cd Stolicy Swietej 0 Lidze.

PARYz wrzenia Kardyna Mercier Prymas Belgi opus
Gil dis Paryz udajac do Stan6w Zjednoczonych.
Kardyna Mercier powiedz do prasy
die do Ameryk poniewaz stycznos wielka paca Ame
rykan6w odecy ola Belgian podczas wojny wec chce i'm
dziekowac ich wlasnym kraju.
Paryz wrzenia = Kardynalow Merce Prymasowi Belgi
kt6y dis odecha} do San6w ednoczonyc poweona zotaa
mya do krau Stoice Apostoska jak
daje Journal Gazeta glos kardyna predlozy przydntowW
sonow ego zapatrywana odnoszace sic do Lg narod6w
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-09-05
Dakotyjski pospieszny poeiqe
w rOWle.

FARGO. N..Dak: 2 wrzesnia.-
PQciag pasazerski Northern Paci-
fic kolei nr. g., kt6ry jecha1 z
Glendine, Mont, do st. Paul. wy
koleil sic niedaleko Casselton, N.
Dak.y wczoraj p6zno wieczorem.
Maszyna zwroci1a sic ma strone, a
wagon pocztowy towarowy spa
d4y Z SYN gdy pociag popedzi} OF
wartym torem przez krzyzowke.
Mkt ME zostaf raniony.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-09-05
Bandyta kt6ry zamordo-
wal Amerykanina zabity
przez woiska mexyka1skie

WASHINGTON, 2 wrzesnia -
Bandyta kt6ry zamordowa1 Ada
ma Schaefer'a obywatela amery-
kanskiego W Zacate W dniu % sic
rpnia, zabity zosta1 przez mexy--
kanskie rzadowe wojsko, st6sow-
ME do. wiadomosci podanej do de
partamentu stanu Mexico City.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-09-05
Kopenhaga ro$ci naJwieksze
: preteuSye.

KOPENHAGA, 2 wrzesnia
Pretensye przeciw narodom pro-
wadzacym wojne, W sumie przeno
szacej 10OO 100000 koron, wniesio
ne zosta4y do ministra skarbu
przez stowarzyszenie hurtownych
kupcow rade ministroW.
Pretensye utrzymuja ze strata
tel sunny zada1a clos sprzeciwiaja
cy sic mie dzyna dowe1nu praWu
podczas Wojny
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-09-05
Packerzy przyznal sic.
MILWAUKEE, Wis. 9 Wrze;

MILWAUKEE,, Wis. 2 Wrzes--
MIA. Packerzy 2 kompanii Gu
dahy Brothers, przyznali sic dis
W sadie dystryktoWym do pre-
kroczen prawa Wzgledem przetrzy:
zapas6W zyWnosci W To-
dowmach W dwudziestu trzech
przypadkach j osadzeni zostali ma
najnizsza kare "a kazde przekro--
czenie po So 800.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-09-05
Aliancka blokada zosta}a dis
zniesiona.

WASHINGTON, 2 wrzesnia. -:
Blokada aliant6w przeciw Veg.
rom zosta1a dis zniesiona. Ograni
czenie pozostaje jednak co do in
nych korzysci kt6re beda pod kon
trola komitetu reparacyjnego co
by1o sprawa gdy niemiecka bloka
da zosta1a zniesiona.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-09-05
Czerwoai scigani ma Litew-:
skim frencie.

KOPENHAGA, 2 wrzesnia =;
Legacya Litwy oswiadcza re boil
szewiki zostali otoczeni ma litew-
skim froncie. Ofiaruja oni zaw--
rec pok6j z Litwinami, kt6rzy co:
raz dalej sic posuwaja.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-09-05

The high cost Of living still holds the
boards as the most discussed and probably
most important subject Of the day thru out the
land sharing honors only with the discussions
Of the peace treaty in Congress where some Of
the .'agi1--the government" Senators have
made themselves not only ridiculus but dis
gusting, - one Of them suggesting in favor
Of Germany nearly everything except an apo
logy as proper wind up Of the war.
Many communities have devised some sys-
TEN or means Of combating their own especial
problems Of high prices and in this Wlnona
also finally seems to be about to awaken to the
fact that something should be done here too
In our neighboring City Of La Crosse the
populace held a public mass meeting about
three weeks ago at which the high cost of nee
cessities was discussed and Indignantly protest
ed condemnatory resolutions passed which
were sent on to Washington; and requests
made that something be done to better the
conditions.
Since then, among other things the munic
ipality appropriated $4,000 for the purchase
. of carload lots Of the Government surplus pro-
visions to be sold to the citizens in La Crosse.
sRah for La Crosse
In the meantime Winona's 5 Citizens too
are buying these goods BY the thimblef and
parcel post sight unseen : ex. Chicago.
The La Crosse plants certainly much the
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-09-05
Dzie1 zawieszenia broni zda- .
je sic ze bedzie pamiatkq.

ST. PAUL, MINI, 2 wrzesnia-
Gubernator Burnquist W depeszy
powitalnej do stanowej konwen--
cyl Amerykanskiego legionu, kt6-
ra tu zosta1a otwarta dis po po-
}udniu obmyslif historyczna Okla
za1osc W calym stanie W dniu "a
wieszenia broni 11go istopada.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-09-05
Skrzynki depozytowe " banku
WDakociie zdobycza rabusiiow

PETTIBONE, N. Oak. 2 wrzes-
MIA. Bank stanowy W Pettibone
okradziony zostal W ciagu nocy.
Rabusie obrabowali take skrzyn-
XII depozytowe zabierajac z Mich
bondy wolnosciowe.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-09-05
Den1okratycz1ly przew6dca ska
da uszanowanie da oponent6w.
Nazywa propozycye Knox'a wyrazeniem czfowieka
kt6ry MA b1edne fdee, niemozliwe: do przyjecia.

True translation filed with thepost master at Wnona Mmn
1919 required by the Act Of Congress- Oct 1917
w6 zagrancego komteu wiadomosc weszoc wynagrodze
pokoowych wzo chcaa ubic u}ady zupenie
TAXI ks by}by zab6czym da san6w Zednoczonych
Nebraska naczelnk demorayczny utrzymywa
weksosc senator6w ngdy ME pryjmie zadnych
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-09-05
Eoaltets PoNlta Rersl,ing' a. a.

WASHINGTON, 3 Wfzesnia
General Pershing kt6ry wraca do
,,domu ma transp ortowcu Leviathan
.bedzie najpierw powitany " New
Yorku przez komitet kongregacy
.onalny. TAX zosta1o dis postano-
wione przez polacz zone komitety il
by j senatui.
Komitet bedzie naradzal sic
MIN min VI sprawie planoW ma jego
Iprzyjecie W kapitolu. Komitet
|skIadac sic: bedzie .senatoroW
5Wadsworth, Warren, tescia gene
ra1a Pershing a i reprezenta tant6w
Kahn a Mondell i CLARK
Usy cl1cesx Hra6le gIelI Ixiet Go
.siie u ! II iiii
to 8 Viarusa !, 4, q.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-09-05
THE II. G. OF L. SITUATION
LOCALLY BOOSTED HIGHER.

more convenient and satisfactory one, parti-
cularly for those people who most need to be
benefited by lower prices for staples.
In spite of all the hammering in news
circles and otherwise Of the profiteers instead
of; lowering their prices the Milkmen in Wi
mona celebrated Labor day by raising the price
Of milk and the rilmor is current that it may
be advanced again SOON What's the matter
didn' t they haye the nerve to go thru with a
bigger advance now, or are they merely aiming
to keep abreast Of the shopmen's raises Of
wages? If so it might be suggested that there
are very many users Of milk who unlike the
shopmen will get no increase of wages or in
come.
Is there any real justification for raising
the price Of milk in thic community? but few
people can be made to believe so. The milk
men S astounding (to them perhaps) discovery
that there are some places where milk costs
more than it does here is not. The conditions
in Chicago for instance where drivers are paid
thirty five dollars per week and some com
missions, are not comparable.
just another nail driven into the coffin Of
the profiteers and one more argument added
to the government control propagandist.
s What issneeded IN Winona is Consumers
protectiVe league.
a. G. Quereeus.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-09-05
Petrog1ad ostrzezony o
!g;,riOznyni i ataku mad
n1fasten1. 1t0syjski TEN

BERLIN, 2 wrzesnia Via
hondon Niemieckie raporty
'Rigis oswiadczajas ze gen Cough
z brytyjskiej. armiiii ogloshi publ
sznosci W Pettog radzie, ze atak
ma bye wykonany ma to miasto.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-18
BIC BOXER WILL
JOIN ]. WILLARD
Steamboat Bill Scott Is to
Help Condition Champ;
!. Returns From France.
By Briggs

Toledo Ohio. June 1s.-Jess Willard
today received word from steam
boat BIZ" Scott. a light heavyweight,
who has just returned from france,
expressing his willingness to join the
champions staff OF sparring partners
Immediately upon his discharge from
the service at Camp Sherman Scott
formerly was a sparring mate OF VIII
lards He returned from France
holding the championship honors OF
the Sixth division
Dempsey Weighs roc.
Admirers OF Dempsey are surprised
over the weight OF the challenger.
who tipped the scales yesterday at
201 pounds wearing only his trunkS
and boxing shoes None Of them be-
pounds OF that figure as they thought
he had reduced to his lowest possible
weight as a result OF working hard
under the heat Of a scorching sun.
The scales had been tested a half
dozen times before Dempsey hoped
on them. The only explanation Of
Dempsey's astonishing increase in
weight is that he thrives on training.
that he has been permitted TO eat
what he wishes and has been drinking
considerable water.
Willard has a new sparring partner
in camp. who promises TO be OF val
Joe Chin. q middleweight. OF New
castle. Pa He s fast. lets his
punches fly from all angles and half
a dozen times yesterday caught the
champion with singing blows to the
head and body
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-18
Ball Players
Observe Rules

NAAAAAlNANNNANNA
NEW YORK June 1S.-A ball expert
~ says that one sure Indication that
baseball has regained its ancient hold
on the popular esteem is found IN a
renewed interest in the daily lives
and habits Of the players and in the
training" rules intended to keep
them physically fit throughout a sea-
son OF approximately six months. This
interest. practically nonexistent last
year. Is now raging with undated
vigor and finds its f-eest vent in a
deluge OF letters.
Rules Govern Players.
W 2. Morris. OF Columbia univer-
sity. for instance. is curious to know
professional ball players during the
baseball season: what liberties are
allowed them: how much time they
are required TO put in outside Of the
practice period inst before the game i:
whether they are permitted to spend
they are subject TO the sort OF diet
which college baseball coaches pre-
scribe. The expert referred to pro-
ceeds to answer this communication
as follows.
baseball Gtrafnine5 durIna. the
championship season IL radically
different from any other trimming
known 10 snort. 1t consists in the
main OF Just what f. seen on the
hall field. when club Is playing
sat homeS there Is usually =
morning practice of perhaps two
hours. Int even this Is sometimes
dispensed with.
When a club Is "on the road" its
practice workouts are confined to the
period Just before the game"
Except when he IS on the field the
player Is pretty much his own master.
lie is expected to comnort himself as
would any other clean living. upright,
moral young man. and so long as he
does so he is permitted TO 20 his own
way. Most professional ball players
smoke. and MANY OF them take an &C.
.casiona1 glass OF beer. but red liquor
is strictly taboo.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-18
Popular Welfare
Worker On Duty

Knights Of Columbus war work sec
retary J. L. Murphy. who is one of
the foremost boosters for clean sports
IN the southwest, was one OF the
welfare secretaries who were on duty
with troops Of the punitive expedi-
ton Sunday night and Monday morn
ing and returned with the cavalrymen
Monday afternoon. During the fight
ing south OF Juarez Mr.. Murphy was
stationed with q field hospital COM
pany near san Lorenzo and rendered
assistance to the officer in charge,
aside from passing out more than
$500 packages Of overseas cigarets 10
the men Of the expedition
The cigarets were part OF a recent
shipment from the central Knights of
Columbus office in New York city and
viii be distributed to all units Of the
border patrol IN the future
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-18
SAFETY FIRSTS
DEFEAT PACKERS
Southwestern Shops Team
Blanks Swift Aggrega-
ton at. Rio Grande.

In a fast game at Rio Grande park
Tuesday evening. the FL Paso & South
western shop Safety First team shut
out the Swift company club by the
score OF TO o. The features OF the
game were the timely hitting Of Van
|dewater and the snappy fielding Of
Loya and the two carberry boys for
the Safety First team
Some Fast Fielding.
Chauvet caught a good game for
the Swift team and McDermott did
some nice fielding in center field. rob-
bling the Safety First players Of two
clean hits.
The shop team has so far gone
through the season without having
suffered a defeat.
The scorer
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-18


FORM ARMS CLUB.
Ray. Ark. June 1S.-A number OF
Ray sport fans have interested them
selves sufficiently in target practice
10 forme a club for that purpose The
new organization Is known as the
Ray Small Arms club. and Il IS
planned TO start practice at first with
the p caliher rife. ". ]. Chapelkz
Is secretary Of the club.
BECKETT DEFENDS TITLE.
London, Eng. June 1S.-Joe Beckett
retained his title to the heavyW Ell ght
champ ionship OF Great Britain by
knocking out Frank Goddard IN the
second round OF what was to have
been 20 round match at the Olympic
club Tuesday night The purse. was
5000 pounds sterling.
CHIP IS VICTOR
ST Louis. No. June 1S.-George
Chip. middleweight, OF New Castle.
Pa. knocked out Bud Clancy. Ct st.
Louis. IN the second Of a scheduled
eight round bout Tuesday night
WELSH WINS BOUT.
Tonopah. New, June 1s.-Joe Welsh.
OF New York. knocked out sailor
Lleyd. OF san Francisco, in the 18th
orund OF their scheduled IS round
fight here Tuesday night
UMPIRE MORAN MOBBED.
Cincinnati fans mobbed umpire
Charley Moran the other day. Since
It happened after Cincinnati went dry
they can't lay IL to booze selling at
the Cincinnati ball park.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-18
Fifth Cavalry
Team Is Victor

Word was received Tuesday after
noon BIZ the Ell Paso army recruiting
office that the Fifth cavalry regi-
mental baseball team which at present
Fort Bayard New Mexico) club by
the score Of to . Monday afternoon
The Fifth cavalry team is an exceD-
tionally strong aggregation and its
appearance on the baseball diamonds
OF the two western states should add
materially 10 the number OF recurits
received for the new army Of the
Drited States The tour viii last for
some time.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-18
SEVENTH BOXERS
ARE SIGNED Up
FOR TWO FIGHTS
Johnny Sudenberg and Kid
Rubino of the Terrier
Regiment VIII Box.
.SUDENBERG MEETS
RUFUS WILLIAMS

{ CEVENTH cavalry boxers VIII ap-
/ y rear in two bouts in the southwest
within the next 20 days. It vas an
nouncel Tuesday by Lieut.. Tod Roth
ermund. athletic officer Of the terrier
regiment. Johnny gutenberg. middle
weight champion OF the southern de-
partment. and Kid Rubino are the two
men. and as they are considered
among the best IN this district. there
is little fear but that they VIII cred
litably carry the cOlors OF this regi-
ment in the ring. Suden5erg IS to
meet Rufus Williams IN Miami. on
June p. while Rubino boxes Kid
Boyd. late OF the marines. at the Las
vegas roundup on July s.
Miami Fans Interested
The Miami meeting viii be the first
time Williams and Sudenberg have
met in the ring and considerable in
lterest Is being shown IN the contest
lSUdenberg has been working out at
Garry owen Inn at the Seventh cav
airy camp for several days and Is IN
splendid condition for the fight Lieut.
Pothermund stated
Williams Il known TO ha-Te en-
GuEed in n strenuous training
siege nj Columbus within the past
three months In IN effort to come
back. ana there Il IIffIe doubt
but that he viii be In good shape
for the battle He vii be giving
away a few pou7ds to sudeIlberE-
Lieut.. Rothernund WIN accompan0
fSudenberg 10 Miami and on his re-
turn here viii 90 70 Las Vegas with
Rubino. The annual roundup at Las
Vegas is male the occasion for an ex-
tensive athletic program and IL II II
the headIiuer boxing bout that Ru-
lbino viii meet Boyd. who recently ar
rived in Las Vegas with good rec-
ord coInpiled in the marine corps.
where he served during the en1ergen-
icy Rubino has boxed several times
| at Fort Bliss and IL quite a favorite
with the fans OF the district
First Since Gleason
The appearance Of Sudennerg IN a
Miami ring viii mark his first pro-
ifessional engagement since the Giea-
sorl encounter.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-18
nAsHANG RELEAsED.

The Omaha club concluded It could
get along without Al Bashanc. who
has been going badly. so he was dis
nosed OF 70 Evansville Of the Three I
league Donica has heen used Of late
IN the Omaha ortfieid. with Jap Bar
beau playing third base
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-18

q W -ANo lls -
Two base hits-Vandewater Stolen
hases-Trefz. Hits and runs-Off
8faynus ! hit. no runs: off Mesa. ! hit
BY Mesa T. Left on bases-E. P & S.
". 4 Swift & Co. !. First base on
.balls-Off Cox 2; Off Maynus l. Hit
by pitched balls-By Cox l. Double
piays-E. P & S. W Time OF game
1:15- Umpire-Anderson-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-18
TERRIERS WILL
DEFEND TITLE
At RIO GRiNDE
The 9TH Cavalry Reginlental
Club VIII Face Strong
Oath Infantry Outfit.
FIRST OF TWO
PASTIME SERIES

PRESTIGE OF the Army ard City
[ baseball league VIII be at stake
Thursday afternoon at Rio Grande
park when the Tompkins Terriers,
leaders OF the average column Of the
district circuit, meet the oath Infantry
baseball team commanded by Capt. R.
I. Williams. Some of the fastest
company players Of the cath regiment
have been assembled into hard hit
ting nine by Capt. Williams to op-
pose Lieut. Rothermund's scrappy
crew in the two game series. and
those who find time 10 90 out in
the afternoon OF the next two days
will undoubtedly be rewarded with
some fast baseball Bentley or Faux
ner viii pitch for the Terriers. op-
posing Campbell on the mound for the
24th Strong Team.
While Il is not definitely known
lust how long the cath regiment viii
be stationed hers the results Of the
two game series IS being watched
with interest. for the reason that
players Of other teams can obtain
a definite line on the ability OF the
negro team as whole.
One OF the first games prayed
locally BY the 9th was n COM
unny affair with the sind lrrAl-
lery. whom IT defeated in n snappy
contest. the gunner players he
Ing drawn from one battery by
Lizut. H r. Long, baseball officer
or this 9caiment.
Usual Schedule.
Following the special series the
Army and Citv league viii take over
the parks with its usual Saturday
and Sunday games, the Saturday al
fair bringing together the Zone Sup
ply and Seventh teams. and the Sun
day card comprising games between
the Dodgers and 4S05 in the first en-
counter and Feldman and Eighth en-
5ineers in the second Practice is
being held nightly by the Engineers
ana zone teams. while the players OF
the other clubs are also putt ne in
their spare time in preliminary work.
The game between the leiIgue
lending Terriers and Zone clubs
should be Interesting. rs the sew
rnfh bafsnlen VIII be opposed by
1fuIrahT. who has defeated the
Eighth engineers twice within the
Inxf three weeks.
Against this fact. however. the cav
zirvmen point to the swatfest they
enjoyed off the southpaw delivery OF
Cliff Hill several weeks ago and be-
lieve that they viii repeat Il when
looking over the swift slants Of Null
oahy.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-18
BICYCLE RIDERS
SUBMIT ENTRIES
FOR JULY RACES
Lists Full When Contest
ants Break From Wire
Independence Day.
ONLY LIMITED
NUMBER TAKEN

CYCLE riders who desire to compete
u in the Independence day races at
Washington park must file their en-
try blanks Immediately with race
manager ". J. Chesak, at 406 North
oregon street, in order TO be assured
a position in the respective events
Fifty starters in each race only VIII
be allowed by Mr.. Chesak, due TO the
limited space. and, as much entnu-
siasm was caused by the races held
about two months ago on the park
track there viii undoubtedly be q
fiood Of entry blanks received from
wheel racers OF the city The races
VIII be staged under the rules OF the
United CYCLE directorate.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-18
ANOTHER WHEAT TRIED.

St Joseph has been giving a trial
TO a younger scion OF the Wheat fam
lily. an outfieicer. He probably Is the
same one who has appeared spasuodi-
ca1ly in the minor leagues IN prsvio1s
seasons He was with Springfield IN
season
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-18

This is Foot Comfort Week.
Berner Si.ce Co.'s San Antonio st.
Advertisement
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-18
COBB TALKS GOLF.

. Ty Cobb was recently asked Z
. for a few words anent the q
- ryoal and ancient game, and he Z
. made the following tribute: &
9 L have played golf for sew Z
. eral years, but being a left q
- handler, you can understand z
. some of the obstacles in the q
- way OF becoming a good golfer: Z
- also having to play baseball in Z
- the summer has taken away q
= any form I might have de- q
. veloped on the links. so that / Z
- am no more than a dub. I hope z
9 some d5y 10 take the game up q
. and see If cannot play 1t with Z
. some credit to myself. I think z
= golf a great game for all q
. classes that can afford II and Z
. wonderful recreations may Z
. say there is no greater. q
. Nothing interests me more than Z
- a round of golf. and I am sure Z
. that it has heightened the life z
- Of many men"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-18

This IS Foot Comfort Week
Lezner Shoe Co.'s San Antorio St.
Advertisement
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-18
VIII Youth OfDempseyWin?

Most Champions Lost Title Before Arriving at Age Of
Willard and Youth Of the Challenger Is One Of the
Salient Topics of the Day; Size of Willard Is Of
Course, Outstanding Feature to Be Reckoned.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-18

City park commissioner John W
Fisher told 31r. Chesak Tuesday that
the city is again willing 10 allow the
racers the use OF the track at wash
ington park. which proved an ideal
stage for the previous events An
attractive prize list giving a descrip-
ton OF the awards which VIII be made
to those taking first. second third
and fourth places in the events has
been received from the directorate BY
lfr. Chesak- and those who enter VIII
be glad 70 learn that every prize VIII
be extremely useful and the list OF
articles range from a gold watch TO
two pairs OF rubber tires OF the best
quality.
One OF the races win he n dla-
triet championship affair. and n
gold medal emhlemntic OF the
southwestern bicycle racing cham
p1oaship win be awarded.
II IS planned TO hold races more
frequently in the future-one month
IN all probability-as bicycle riding
has been endorsed by leading physical
instructors OF the country as being
one OF the foremost outdoor exercises
and which is becoming more popular
IN every state II is hoped IN time.
also. 70 establish a regular bicycle
racing track in this city where the
races would be staged