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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-26
Druggists and Doctors AstOnished
AT Wonderful Power Of NicOtOl
To Stop the Use Of Tobacco
To Detect Harmful Effects of Tobacco
Try These Simple Tests

trouble. Next, IN the morning before
taking your usual smoke, walk up
three flights OF stairs al a regular
pace. then stop II you find that you
are out OF breath. your heart beat e.
forced. trembling or irregular, you
may be a victim o. functional or or
ranlc heart trouble. II you feel thai
YOU must smoke. chew or snuff 20
quiet your nerves. you are a slave 20
the tobacco habit and are positively
poisoning yourself with the deadly
drug. Nicotine IN either case you
have Just two alteruatives-keep On
with the self poisoning process IRE
spectiVa OF the dangers and suffer the
consequences OF give Up the habit
and escape the dangers You can
habit in a very short time BY using
the following inexpensive formula Go
20 any druE store and ask for NIcotoI
tablets. take one tablet after each
meal, and in a comparatively short
time you VIII have no desire FOR to-
hacco-the craving VIII have left you
with the nicotine poison out Of your
system. your general health VIII
quickly improve
Note-Trhe1 asked about NI-1t1l tablets
one OF our leading druggists said 1T ia
truly "a wonderful remedy FOR the tobacco
habit; away ahead % anything We have
ever sold before We are authori1sd BY ths
ulauuilctgrers 20 refund the money 90
every llsstti7rIed customer. ana We would
not permits -la use o. our name unless rhc
remedy possessed unusual rnarltH Nl-otol
tablets are sold On this city under an iron
clad money back guarantees By all up-to-
date dEuEsiats. inciudlns kelly a Foliard
Scott white q CO
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-26
Colorado AggieS
To Meet State

Denver, Colo, Nov. 26.-With the
1873 championship already safely
tucked away Ia its percentage column,
Colorado Agricultural college will
clash with Colorado college next
Thursday.
The game vii be played on the
home grounds Of the collegiaus al
Colorado Springs.
The Aggies viii 60 into the contest
with a record Of no defeats for the
year The collegians have lost one
game 20 the Utah Aggies, and have
played one tie. Odds are four to one
the Aggies viii win their final game
Of the season.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-26
State School OfAlines And All Star Army
Teams Line Up For Championship Football
Games TurkeyDayAftern DON; Tigers Ready

I I'll PASO will cease 20 worry about
ID. the high cost OF living and even
the pursuit OF business viii be for
gotten Thanksgiving day afternoon
when athletic enthusiasts VIII visit
Rio Grande park and the High school
stadium where six teams are sched-
uIed 10 meet in three games which
have an important bearing on the
district championship.
Military show Also.
Nothing has been left undons by
those having the games IN charge
20 insure their success from an at
tendance standpoint as a military
show which viii display war material
from the trenches IN Europe. a mock
air battle between afrplanes and VIII
demonstrate the practieabillty Of the
tank IN land warfare Sc 20 be held
on the circus grounds adjoining Rio
Grande park prior 70 the beginning
OF the first game there The show
VII start promptly at IL o'clock while
the first football game VIII com
mence at . o'clock. and continue one
, hour when the school Of Mines ana
all star officers eleven VIII take hte
field.
The football COMMITTEES OF the dis
trict athletic council has been buslly
engaged IN preparing the show Tor
the past two weeks and q promises
TO exceed anything OF the kind pre-
viousiy held here.
The first football game viii be
between the Motor Transport and
QuartermaHter teams az Rio
Grunde park. The big Enme be-
tween the all star officers team
and the school OF Mines viii
start exactly one hour later in
order TO have q over By o'clock
30 that the crowd can 70 home
and attend its ThunkHgivln- din
ner. Tickets have been placed
on sale nt the Guust store. Wig
wan lobby, Del Norte and G. l.
Cohen feETelry store on san An
have been buEIly engaged in sell
ing tickets In the downtown dis
friet for the past week and they
are confidently looking toward
the game 70 pull them out Of the
hole on their athletic fund.
The Mines and Officers teams fin /
ished practice Wednesday afternoon j
and are fit as fiddles for the big .
Albuquerque Il Strong.
The Albuquerque High school team I
which is 70 meet the High School
Tigers at the stadium al o'clock j.
due In the city this evening and viii
put up at one OF the downtown hotels /.
are being made by the local students ]
to show the visitors a good time while /
in FL Paso and 70 Is probable that a /
dance viii be arranged IN their honor j
The game viii be for the High /
school championship Of the south /
west and IL promises 70 be a hummer /
from the first bell The Albuuuer- ]
cue school team has had the advan- ]
tage Of scrlmmaging with the New /
Mexico university for the past six I
weeks and has adopted many OF the 4
tricky shifts o. that eleven. Il viii /
undoubtedly be the strongest team /
faced by the Tigers this season and 1
as the game will bo an annual thing
in the future the students are an
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-26
CHAMP LEONARD
To RISK TITLE
Lightweight King Pin VIII
Face Johnny Dundee in
2O-Round Battle.

New York. Nov. zs--Benny Leonard
and Johnny Dundee have been
matched 70 fight for the lightWsight
championship OF the world Leonard
has agreed 70 defend his titis against
the italian challenger AZ New Haven
before the Riversids A c o. the
night OF January Is. The fight viz 80
20 rounds to a decision BY q referee
and two judges unless u ends sooner
The championship battle has been
long talked OF. Dundee frequently has
CHALLENGED the tItIsholdsr but vas not
taken seriously until he began % de-
ve1on q knockout punch IN recent en-
raEements- HIS knockout OF Tommy
Tuohey. the fighting Paterson irish
prestige and when ne tormally ear
leuged Leonard the lgntWelsn-
champion was quick % accept the
I'm BE Some Battle.
The battle viii be staged b. Viz
cent Reins. Of New Haven. Who has
promoted many important ring en-
Eagemsnts IN the Conneeticut city. E1e
has agreed 70 pay Leonard IS per
cent OF the gross receipts L vas not
dlvulEed what Dundee VIII obtain but
it IS understood be win get 9 alsaols
amount
Each Of the fighters has posted a
forfeit for weight and appearance Of
$4,000 with q New York sporting ed
tor Leonard and Dundee both agreed
20 weigh in at the lightweight limit,
155 pounds
Johnny Dundee, though not cham
piou. has earned about S65.Q00 this
year Thls Is a great sum OF money
for a youth Of % years OF age 90 earn
60 p months. considering that seanr
ten years ago he had no fighting am
bitions-
scotty 1Ionteith vas the nan &c
discover him boxing on the street
with a sailor guided him through his
preliminary career and the major por-
tion OF his stardom. and gave him his
euphouious ring name. Altogether
Dundee has earned Sz25,ooo in the box
ing game
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-26
Roswell Cadets
ToPlay Normal

Roswell, n. II, Nov. 26-The speedy
New Mexico Military institute foot
bah team wil defend its unbeaten
football record for the last time this
season on Thanksgiving day against
the Canyon City. Tex. Normal team
which is considered TO be the best
and fastest aggregation In north
Texas. The normal boys have estab-
ushed & great record this year and
the cadets also yet have 70 know how
Il feels to be defeated.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-26
Jack Curley To
Hold 4 Tourney

New York. nov. 26-Jack Curley
promises a series Of elimination con-
tests among the wrestlers which viii
bring out a champion heavyweight
He has tried the experiment before.
only TO have the season end with the
question still in doubt Earl Cad
dock. who was recognized as the
leader when he went 20 Europe. stiu
should be recognized as the champion
Caddock win come here TO meet any
opponent and he should have that
chance
Lewis as the leading rivals of Cad
dock. Wladek ZbysSe and John Pc
SEX are others figured in the first
flight Martin Plestine does not fit
in this company, according 20 Curley,
but there are several wrestling fol-
lowers who would like 70 see Plestine
eliminated on the mat
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-26
Blind Football
PLAYERS VictOrS

Berkeley. Cal. Nov. 26.-Ultra-pro-
flclent in signal work, the football
eleven Of the California school for the
deaf and blind. all players being deaf.
are out % win the prep school cham
pionship Of bay cities here today.
in their right two games this year
they defeated the vocational high
school eleven BY a score Of Is 20 0 and
the university high school team by y
TO 0. They challenge any team whose
members average lao 20 $50 pounds
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-26
TURF FOLLOWERS
HEADING south
Are Getting Ready for
Meets in Havana and
New Orleans.

New York. nov. 26.-Followers Of
the turf are beginning tao make ar
rangemeuts for getaway 20 the
south for a winter OF race meetings
at the fair grounds and jefferson
park IN New Orleans. and also for the
100 day meeting which viii be given
by the Cuba-American Jockey club at
Havana
The meeting at both New Orleans
and Havana are scheduled 20 open on
Thanksgiving day. November %, and
many strings OF horses are arriving
almost every day az the tracks.
Big Crowd In south
Judging from the applications that
are pouring in for stable accommo-
daLious there wiz be plenty OF horses
al both New Orleans and havana 20
complete Tor the different purse ana
stake features and there VIII be more
than enough jockeys at the tracks 20
accept mounts. Several OF the Lead
fng riders in the east have made
known their intention % 80 south
AMI although they may not be on nand
for the opening day they intend g
ride al the meeting and several OF
them have already accepted contracts
for the meetings.
Owens A Good One.
Regarded by Kentucky turfmen as
one Of the most promising Of the
present crop OF younger jockeys is
Daniel c. l'Daunyl Owens als-year-
old Memphis boy Danny comes rlslL-
fully by his love for the turf, Tor he
IS the son OF Walter Owens. formerly
a prominent and popular member %
the turf fraternity curing his - years
connection with the racing firm OF
George q. Bennett & CO.. OF Memphis.
At the present time the young
( Jockey is al his home in Memphis
where he is recovering from spell
I Of illness which kept him OUT Of the
saddle during the sumner. he Is
apDranticed 20 W. C. Weanr the 81
I Louis turfman, Who raced a nigh class
stable Of horses. and his contract
with that rurlmau has SIX months
J Ionrer 10 ruu Owens is expected %
z foln the stable at New Orleans In time
T Tor the opening Of the meeting
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-26
Big Money For
Bicycle Racers

View York. Nov. 26.-The date Of the
annual six day bicycle race at Madi-
son garden has been announced II
will begin a week earlier than in
former years. running from November
80 TO December 6. The event viii be
conducted under brand new manage
ment. the recently incorporated inter
national six day race company. The
new management IS composed Of
Charles e Hanson OF Brooklyn and
George z. Young Of New York.
Ar. Hanson has had quite some eL-
perience in the promotion OF sporting
events and 1Ir. Young, who was sec
rotary TO former police commissioner
Dougherty, has been officially con-
nected with Madison Square garden
for the past five years Thirty thou
sand dollars viii be hung up Tor the
riders, the largest amount ever raced
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-26
WIN Meet on Gridiron.
OaIAHA GOES sTRoNG.

Omaha. Neb.. Nov. 2s.-The Fair
Omaha rolled into fifth place in the
five men event OF the rnfddleWest
bowling tournament here Tuesday
night with a score Of 2739. A poor sec
ond game kept the Omaha team from
threatening the leaders Leaders in
other events were undisturbed in the
days bowling
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-26

ticipating a record attendance when
the first whistle is blown.
Many Tickets Sold.
Tickets have been on sale at down
town points for the past two weeks
and manager Ben Howell stated that
the outlook for a big attendance was
particularly good.
All In all the day promises to be
one aof the greatest IN football his
tory in FL PGso. The military show
on the circus grounds win be free
to all an admission being charged only
for attendance at the two games
within the park enclosure
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-26
LANGFORD FINED.

Duluth, MINI, Nov. 26-Sam Lang
FORD, Boston, negro heavyW eight and
Jack Thompson. Philadelphia, negro
whose fight here Monday night was
stopped By the referee because the
men stalled" were fined $500 each
by a representative OF the Minnesota
boxing Commission Tuesday night.
The money viii be turned over 20 two
orphan homes here.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-26

Cleveland, O., Nov. 25-Cal Delaney,
Cleveland lightweight, won the news
paper decision over Johnny Move, OF
Minneapolis in g ten round contest
Tuesday night The bell saved Noye
ia the final round
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-26

. NAY TRANSFER CLUB
= Ernest LEndErzE. Who has -
= the Newark franchise % the -
., international league on his =
= hands makes g known that -
= he may transfer % 20 Lou- -
. treal or Scranton He % qu1tsd =
- as saying be has been given =
= such permission By the ieaE1s- =
. There IS a suspicion that the =
= statement Do made as q fes-sr =
. TO see II anybody IN NsWarE .
. viii come across with q bid To- -
. the franchise Nothing much -
. goes with u except the rights =
. TO the Newark territory T.s -
. club has only four or five Tan -
. players under reserve Enc 70 =
- park 70 play IN
90 - AAAAA -
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-26

Billy Gibson has called off the
bout he had scheduled for Benny
Leonard with Johnny Griffiths a.
Denver so as 70 be able TO pit the
lightweight champion against Jack
Hanlon in Philadelphia on Thanks
giving day
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-26
BAILEY TEAM IS
VICTOR IN CAME
Defeats Villas Aggregation
in Well Played Soccer
Contest.

A fast. s1appy game OF soccer was
PLAYED between the Bailey and Villas
schools at the Rio Grande park on
Tuesday. The Bailey team had the ad-
vantage Of strong wind during the
first half and scored one goal Whe-
Villas had the wind in their favor dur
Ing the second half they kept the ball
In Baney's territory most Of the time,
but were unable to put the ball across
the line. Final score: Bailey, l.
Villas, o.
Villas Lineup 61-le9-
Abel Soto. Harry Rogers
p ?. Peters Jesse sinklsy.
Joe wslseh- Guata-o Prado.
Right viaz.
Right inside.
Isft halfb.sk
Right haifbaeis.
Jack camp. sam Heron.
Center halfback.
Left halfbaek.
Robert AcCally- Avelina De IA lorrc.
Right halfbaek.
Seden Parznlee- Joaquin VlEarGo.
Goalkeeper.
Goals sam Heron. I.
Referee, Wilson McVey Of the 7. II. C. "a.
WIN Meet on Gridiron.
a game OF football viii be played
between Troop -Four OF the Boy Scouts
and the Fort Bliss SluEgers at the
High school stadium On Friday morn
ing. Troop -Four won the former
game played between these two teamo
by a close score and the FORK Bnss
boys are out for reTelEe. Hugh
Worthington. brother Of Russell
" orthington on the Miners team is
quarter and captain Of Troop -Four.
He has Several fancy trick plays
worked out 70 fool his opponents.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-26
PLAYERS GET MORE.

FLA Ehe GIT MORE.
The Pacific Coast league, so I
reports have IL. viii at its md 1
, winter meeting adopt a plan {
, similar &C that put in operation =
> by the American association I
, last year Of setting aside a per- 4
, centage OF gate receipts 70 20 I
, into e fund for the players 70 4
, be divided on a pro rata basis 4
, according 70 the way the teams I
finish In the Coast league the 4
admission prices are generally Z
, higher and the attendance 4
, larger than in the American 4
, association and some OF the q
, suggestions are that the play 4
, ers fund should be made at &
, least double what accrued in 4
, the association from the pool Z
, ing Of one cent from each paid Z
, admission
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-26

Ted Meredith and a number OF other
former athletic champions are plan
ming TO try come baGk for the
olympic games in Belgium next
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-26

Golfers who have been taking adj
vantage OF daylight saving BY play
Ing a round 10 the late afternoon viii
now have 70 lay off their twilight
uastine
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-26
PROMINENT WRITERS coNTRIBuTE.

sTad" DorEan, noted page curtOonirf and
writers -aniEun. baseball experts
and dopeEters5 T. s Andrew boxing eritie Francis
ouimet % the greatest golfers the world;
Jack Neiock Gravy" baseball boxing writer's,
leading contributions 20 The Herald Department
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-26
CHURCH LEAGUE LEADERSHIP IS
HINGING ON RESULT Of BIC CAME

First Methodist and Cathedral Quntes VIII Have it Out
For Top Berth Of the Circuit Friday Night; Mexi-
can Methodists Defeat First Bsptists in Well
Played Came Mt Sinai is Also Victor.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-26

OF bo1inE vvre-tiisE, footh.ll.
boVsn frnnia and other athirfc events
wire service all big games and mutrhea- REQUESTS
sport The Herald Ful leased
Tor Information on sporting given special atfen-
lion b. sports Information Bureau. Telephone zo20
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-26

Gun RepairInK-f~s n oregon
lllen Arms 90. Pm. 67s.-AdV.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-26

Rose Honey and Country Butter
Flower Shop.-AdT
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-26
By Briggs
right. 1873. New Eass tribune Ins.l

WHEN Yeu SLICE YOUR ORtVe INTO
A TARD ADJoIIIHG THG COLE COURSE
And ToU FIhID YOUR BALL UHO6R An
APPLE TRGe You ,JUGGUe The Ball
In VouE HAND JUST To SHOW CoO OUGes6
T4eRE To FIND YOUR BALL AND NOT
To steal APPLES
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-06-10
SHRINERS AT INDIANAPOLIS.
Fifty Thousand Visitors in City for
Four-Day Meeting.

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind, June 1O.-With
approximately $4,000 visitors in the city
and several thousand more to arrive to-
day and tonight, Indianapolis has been
turned over to the Nomads of the Des-
ert, here to attend the fourth-da meet
ing Of the Imperial Council of the An
Gent Arabic Order, Mobiles of the Mystic
Shrine. which began yesterday.
The first meeting Of the Imperial
Council VII be held this morning at
Murat Temple. The big contest of the
session vii! be on Thursday, when the
rc&t meeting place OF the Imperial Coun-
Gil will be selected. Thus far the only
notable contestants are Portland, Ore
and New Orleans.
w. Freeland Kendrick of Philadelphia.
"ho becomes the next imperial poten-
ate, arrived this morning at the head
of Lu Lu Temples delegation. Other
imperial officers reached Indianapolis
yesterday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-06-10
Member of Left Wing"

Lazdue. it was stated. was a mem
her of the left wing or direct ac-
ZIONIST" group OF anarchists in the
United States. The mans nationality,
ii was stated, was not clearly es-
tablished.
He was a linguist of considera bic
ability, speaking four languages be
sides English. For some time. it was
stated, he was connected with the
anarchist group in New Work. later
Soing to Chicago and then to The Pa
Cific northwest. Several months ago.
ii was stated. I.azdUe returned to
Chicago, also spending much time in
Pittsburgh. in Pennsylvania mining
and steel mill cities, and in PhiladeI-
rhia. He had visited Washington on
two or three ocCas ons. it was said.
though he had never spoken in pub
lie here. He was about forty-two
years old.
Local police officials say they are in
possession of no Information indicating
that federal or other persons Investigate
ing the bomb plot have established the
identity of the anarchist Asked if he
knew anything of the report that De-
partment of Justice agents had cstab-
lished the anarchists identity, Mai.
Pullman said no and added that the
bits of evidence obtained by the local
police had been turned over to the fed
eral investigators.
Little attention has been paid by tn
local police to the reports that the iden-
-itv OF thu dead man had been cStab-
EShed by police in E2Sscmcr.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-06-10
.LAzDUE BOMB CLUE
MAY Be IMPORTANT
Identity Not Admitted, But
Probably Man Was Red
Who Died Here.

Identification Of the anarchist who
was blown to bits a week ago last
night while trying to place a bomb in
the home of Attorney General Palmer
as Louis Lazdue of Elgin, Ill, al
though not definitely confirmed by Of
ficials of the Department of Justice, is
practically tacitly admitted.
James Finerty, chief of police of
Bessemer. Pa, announcing yesterday
the Identification of the dead anarchist,
said it had been established beyond
question.
Officials here stated today that this
information was in their possession,
and that government operatives and
police chiefs of the eight cities in
which bomb outrages occurred a week
ago last night had received the same
Information.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-06-10

the telephone. telegraph and lighting
systems have suspended became
known through a telegram sent by
the Commercial Association OF the
city to the president of the Brazilian
republic.
The Argentine consul general at Rio
Janeiro telegraphs that the Brazilian
government is taking strict measures
to combat yellow fever in the vicinity
of Bahia
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-06-10
AIR AWARD FOR COL. JONES.
Coast Survey Head Received An
other War Service Honor.

Announcement has reached WASH
ington of the comforting Of another
war service honor on Col Z. Lester
Jones. superintendent of the coast
and geodetic survey and first COM
mander of the first post of the Ameri-
can Legion in the United States, the
George Washington Post here.
The International Aerial League has
conferred it's diploma of merit upon
Col Jones for faithful service in the
development of aeronautics." Col
Jones served during the war in the
United States air service.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-06-10
BAHIA STRIKE FAMINE CAUSE
Brazilian City Lacks Bread, Milk
and Meat-Utilities SUSPEND.

BUENOS AIRES, Monday, June 8
Janeiro tell of serious situation ex-
listing in the port of Bahia, Brazil,
because of a general strike there.
That Bahia has been fer three days
without bread, milk or meat, and that
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-06-10
OVER 5000 JEWS SLAIN.
Pogroms Reported in Fifty Differ
ent Sections Of Russia.

LONDON, June 9-Jewish pogroms
Rave occurred in fifty different places in
Russia. according to a Russian wireless
message. which gives as its authority
the newspaper Isvestria. Most OF tna
pogromS were carried out in the neigh
borhood of ProskurCv.
Three thousand Jews have been killed
In Felshtyn. two thousand at Zhitomir
1000 in Teplek and $50 in Ovrutch
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-06-10
Some Names Eliminated.

1t is reported from Pittsburgh that
several persons whose initials are *
s." the same as those or the dead
mans collar and he ndkerchiof. and no
are said to have been known in arar-
chistic, bolshevik and soviet circles
have been accounted for and eliminated
from the investigation that is being
conducted to establish the identity of
the dead man.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-06-10
Fire Destroys Rio Janeiro Docks

BUENOS AIRES. Monday. June g.
Dispatches from Rio Janeiro report that
fire today destroyed the old Peter Sec
ond docks. The flames spread 70 an sd-
joining hospital resulting in several
fatalities. The property damage was
heavy.