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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-27

1RATIFlCARE con 500 i ID persona que
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In pagador sc pHs6 a los rsbsides.
Francisco !Acuna. que deSempenaba
Ell cargo de pasador de las fue:zas ca
! rrancistas encargadas de il v~'eiiancta
de Ia Estacion de Paso del Macho. del
E.stado de Veracruz, tuvo Ia idea de
pasarse a enemigo. llevandoSe q vein
te hombres de los que eStaban u SuS
0rdenes.
Uno de los pasadoS diaS n fuer-
/ "a felicista ataco dicha ~estaclon. cir
! cu~nstancia que fue aprovcchada pcr
Acuna para llevar q cabo III inten-
clones.
.Asi 10 hizo Y con veinte hombreS Sc
/ fu6 i las filaS revo!uciOnariaS.
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~csiciGdor.
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GRATIFICARE CON $50 Il IL persona que
NE informc del actual paradcro de mi hernia
no IC:erino Graniiiu ,Medrano. hijo de Jose
Granillo y de E.iGida Mcdrano. de Guien
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500. 90 al cuntado. rcsto abonoS mensua-
les. Vim. f. Schutz. Riverside Bldg. tOl
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-I1rnaD DF MEXICO abril 23.-

CIUDAD DE MEXICO abril IS
La Secretaria de Guerra ordeno al Je-
fe del Departamento de M~ilitarlzacion
de esta ciudad, que mande Al kstado
de TamaulipaS a algunos elementos
dc .valia para que Sc encarguen de
propagar las iGeas de la m~ilitariza-
ci0n, hacienda yer a los 0breros de
aouel EStado cuales son los fines no.
bles cue Sc perSiguen con la ense-
nanza militar V contra Ia cual estan
entertainments todos los eiementoS O.
breroS de Tamaulipas.
Sc ordeno esta MEDIA con Ell OBJ
jeto de contrarrestar Ia labor de d.
chos obreroS, quienes han tornado va
rios comites DC propaganda que va
andan recorriendo los pueblos del Is
ta6o, hacienda yer q los obreros. que
por ningun concepto pcrmitan que suS
hijos reciban instruction militar en- las
escuelas.
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NOS ENCA2GAMuS dc ;oda Gas" nc reciA-
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los. etc. Gcst.cnanc- la cOm?rI q Nen'a &c
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DARE EUENA GTatii'caciC7 :, Il person."
o.r me- uy1ru~cioue info-mes d. nj Made
"a Sra Romano Euhcz Come. dc 30 amos dc
cdad. qu;en J.-ara-cciu !c su casa. sit! en-
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- Gia,. roLo inEorEle Girijasc 4 Jartnl"
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CON IN Ano dc subscription 4 LA PREM
Gratifirare d Ia persona que nc proper
clone inforTrs del senior PardO Varela. ORR
girario dc Sombrcrcte. Zacatccas. Usa biGo-
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info-nc diriiaSe Il Catalina Vareie, Box 1875.
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ARRENDAMIENTOS

HOTEL SAN LUIS. Cuartos limpios y ba.
rates. PrccioS cspcciales por Semana. 20i
n. Santa Rosa Ave. San Antonio, Texas.
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DE LACD. De MEXICO
Mandan cemisionados a propagar las ideas de la n1litariza-
cion. Sc paso a las filas rebeides IN pagador-Apafe-
cen ~tostones falsos en- la capital.-Se descubrio 10 De las
estampiIlas falsas.-Prision de un estafador.

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4 Los NEGOCIANwEs -rRANCEaEs

4 LOS NEGOCIANGES FRANCEttS !
ESPANOLES. ComTrcn accioncs lie Ia
Franco American, Copper. que Sera en- POGO
.iempo L. mayor nina lie cobre en- Arizona.
Las acciones valcn 10 cts, las dc nuestra
,-ixin,a emission yaldr:.n 50 cts. En- 100000
Iibras de cuarzo &c nucstraS propiedades.
cncon;rannos de! % ~ - por ciento dc 90
bre. Pida informes. Day and Co. Financial
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C29).
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DR.. PAUL COOK. Oficinas en- Ia Botiea
dc San PEDRO. 80 W. mmer St. Espe-
cial atenci6n 4 las intermediates del esto-
nago y ~riiones. Habla espahol. Tclefonos:
Oficina. Or. 1855. Residential. Travis 1914.
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tar Que habla lrrfcctamcntc cspaiol. y que
Ia nochc del Sabado = de los corrieRtcs,
4 las II y. IN. acoaIpah1 Il n Sra. GuadaIu-
pc Luna. ioda information Sobre el parti-
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GR~ATIFiCARE con SI.O0 ' un ano de sus-
]cripciGn Il La PRENSA 4 Ia persona que
me irfo-mc del parade-o de Jose Angel AGuI-
Icra. dc o. amos dc cdad. Y De un muchacho
dc II amos dc cdad llanado Marcelino Ro-
,]ri-ucz. rodo lnformc dirijase a ConceE''
rion Rodriguez. Boz No. I0i. Garwood. Te-
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MISCELANEA
FL III TEXAS AVE.

Salon para los AieNlcanoS.
Fl uuicu lugar en- Houston, donde los me-
xicarcs sin exception. pueden Iasar un "a
10 &c placer VI sea durante =! ola o haSta
mcGia nuchc. Una ~crQueSta de primera Ga
~ GuSto L los parrOquianos. Ienemos adc-
mas restaurant y camaS tie rental pamoS
u todos 81 mcjor trato y ascSuTLHoS que 81
que ycnEa una ve= 10 hara Sicn1pre dsS-
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I'm ANUNCIo en- LA PRENSA" sicmprc
O. dc cxi;o SECURE. Lame I'd. al ~tc!clono
Travis iii y anuncicSc dcsdc lucgo.
ST NECESlTA carros para mudanzas. q car
Gar cUuipajes. liable q ROSALES: Tcictcno
Travis ll26.
FoToGKAFIA EXCELENTE MEXICANA.
Dc SiliccO.
PRECICS BAJOS.
BIZ. West Commerce Street.
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TALLER FoNOGRAFlCO. Lcandro II. Ro-
driEucz. rrp2raciou Lc tor6grafos dc iodaS
classes y maUuina> de coser. MaauinaS SIN
GER Y FONOGRAFOS COLUMBIA nueros
en- NBONUS. DE seGunda nano al contado.
MUN BARATOS. los Buenavis,a st. San
Antonio. Texas.
ST NECESITA soc;u con Sl500.oc. mitad
Il, carltai social. para f4brIca lie du!ccs que
,cr:I ins;alada en- Ia ciudad Il" Mexico por
IN americana. Sc prcferirl sIuGadano me-
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$500 DARE DE GRATlFiCACION a Ia per-
soma que me proporciorc iulU.ues dc Ia
Sra. Albina siorenu. GUicu en- Mayo Dc 1916
,nlr6 De Yuma. Arta.. con rumbo a Phoenix.
lrvando cun,iGu u los uimoS Viccnta. Jesus.
iihrala y 1ri-ijo Mosuucda. Toda inior-
| nlacIoa subre cl partirula. G~irijase Il Nicto-
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MIGUEL 8OLANOS CACHO.

AbogaGo MeX;caEo. ConTultas y dccumenta-
Clones j~urid!cas corce-cIcnteS a ieycs > neso-
clos dc Mexico. 7o3-70t CaplcS Bldg. FL Pa
so. Texas.
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PANTALEON MORADO. de q amos dc cdad,
peiU y ojUs ncgros. sali6 Tunbo a San an
tonic de un rancho situado Il 10 millas
de cSta ciudad, ell cl canine de Castro
vile. y no sc ha vuelto a saber de e.
Cualquier intorme sobre el particular, sir
vansc ~diricirlo a Rafael Morado. r. !. Box
40. San Antonio, Texas. t2S)l
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COMPRAS

COMPRE sus baulcs y velises dc Ia fabri-
ca. son mas baratcs y mas bien hechos. 1926
". Commerce st. D.. Munoz Ledo.
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HE ..'TstStsr ENsth'tt'Nr - =" -
lucy \ arne-.s en- bu2n ostado. c. >5Oi.
"a C.r-rn = 60
pEOTEJA ia INDUSTRIAL De 81 PALS.
rcngu un gran -I-tIGo dc retGcas ) teiiseS
uIe - !abr.cuu On est. El.sma casa. Aia-
-i.,..y us,,d -a- cUmrra> cn IA fanrica con-
.i,r.y MAS harato en- mv-orcs condicIones.
No ycH,icmos III p"r mayor. 10 "ue u>tei
nahria de .awag ~ mas vu otra parte. aho-
rr,.u hucjcuGono. >GS compraS en- cst' casa.
Ni.it.ac. gGed&r:t con'cnc;do. tcncfnos
~fanE;,u IAN sUrtidu dc marcos para rctfa-
10, ,yalaGus. il y 20 ' IL N 20: nlo!duras
para hacer c]u&iuulcr tarua"o lie marcos para
rromos 9 rgtratos. Sc Tcaran ioGa c!ast
de articulos para y,aje - prntan : doran
marcos = So ,aruiTGu i''anoS : m"Gu!n"s Hc
.'O i.r,i.:, dc hau.c. y ve!.cs. 1926 y.
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GEATIFICARE con $500 = Il persona Que
rrarnrc:onc iHiUrnes cNactos del p~aradcro de
Manuel y Ssrapio Iiuoco. de q = 20 amos de
,uaG. rcspccuvamentc. siendo originarios de
satire. Mich. Mexico. R"cibi sus ultimas
, not!cias ~ 1913 dc Pueblo. Colo. TODD in
formc diriia.c Il Grcgorio TinccU. Box l9l.
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C~NBALLERO e~panul dc - amos lie edad.
| iuGus.rioso. intelligence. hoErauo ) con me-
| dos p-opio, &c tic vida. deSca rciac'oaarse
son .r1orita rnc.icaHa, obJctH mairiRioaio'
| pr.r.rihlr hab', POGO iug!e-. Dirijansc =
| Manuel :. Sanchez. 1928 %Stn- ST Norfo!k.
I2.I
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-06
.BOY[AND BERTH
FOR CATHEDRALS
First Game In Boyland
Junior League Scheduled
For Saturday.

The Cathedral Juniors have taken
the place OF the Blue Devils in the
Spalding Junior Boyland league. The
first game Of the schedule VIII start
on Saturday afternoon at the Stadium
with the Cathedral opposing the Field
man team. while the West Siders will
have able opponents with the Popu-
lars. First game starts at 2-30 p. m.
Following is a complete list OF play
ers and the only ones eligible TO play:
Feldman-Selden Psrmelee. B. f.
Peters, sidney Cohen. Joe Welch. IL
lott Stevenson. Thomas Tracy. Leslie
Hale. Rockwell Webb. Able Soto.
Cathedral Juniors-W. German. ".
Carson, J. Carson, ". Jones, H. Nc
Kenny. C. Talbot. F. Gum. H Russell.
T. Flores. z. Mccarthy, r. Morgan. p.
Selly-
Populars-F. Bourland- T. Sackett.
A March. Walter Howe, c. Moore, W.
Jones, J Binkley, H Andreas. W.
Stewart. H Rosenthal- J.. Nasits. J.
Straus-
West siders-s. NORRIS, A NIaekey.
W Hazan, A. Hazan, J., Russell. L.
Bryant, J. Mackery. a Farias, C. Soto.
J. Johnson, Archie. Frank Dutchane
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-06

a decided success. Jack Macdonald.
who arranged the bouts, also served
as referee in a most satisfactory man
ner IN all prelimina-ies. Australian
Billy smith officiating in the final
with his usual good judgment Nor
man Walker. OF the Associated Press.
as announcer, made everything heard
90 the farthest corners Of the hail
Hy Schneider. as official timeEeeper,
has no rivals IA these parts. The
usual trouble with timekeepers is that
they want 10 see too much OF the bout
and neglect the time. Schneider had
20 inquire which boxer was knocked
out In the Rees-Reuhm bout and 10
be told aoOut the other bouts before
he knew what happened That's
keeping an eye on the time Not many
can serve so faithfully.
Joe Mealy, formerly newsboy cham
pion. was called on and gave a clever
bit Of "rodevir' in juggling and vari-
atoms Of the Devils Dance that
brought down the house.
During the general activity Johnny
SudeuberE. Kid George and Dick Breu-
ton were an introduced and issued
challenges 90 any men Of their weight
in these parts. Sudenberg turning his
suns particularly towards speed ball'
Hayden. and Brenton seeking bout
with Tommy Felso.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-06
KI[BANE To TRY
OUT WITH BROWN
May Enter Another Bout
To Defend Feather Title
Or May Retire.

Johnny kIbane, champion feather
weight. viii get back into the game
March 10 at Philadelphia In a short
bout when he meets frankie Brown
Of New York. a fairly good boy when
he wants TO train TO get in condition.
Il VIII be a sort OF tryout for XII
bane. as he has not been doing any
fighting since he got into the war as
Instructor
II johnny con convince himself that
he is all right he viii probably aEree
10 engage iu real championship
match over a longer route and against
the best teatherweight available. 81
not, then lac VIII retire and let some
younger man claim the title
Johnny won the championship in
1919 from Abe Attell on a point de-
cision Of a 20 round fight at Los An
Eeles and since that time he has de-
Tended 10 once in q real title battle. OF
course during the war there was little
chance, but there is no reason now
why he should not engage in @ cham
pionship match or retire and give
some OF the younger boxers a chance
at IT, Johnny has ben a credit 10 the
game by his gentlemanly behavior and
the fans would like 70 see him quit the
game with a clean slate.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-06
TODAY X PUGILIsTIC annals.
VETERAN OF DIAMOND
ENTERS POLITICAL ARENA

PittsburE. Pa, March 5.-Hans Wag-
uer. the grand old man" or basenall,
and hero OF many a diamond battle, is
ABOUT to enter politics. Through the
persuasion Of his friends. II Is said
he has been induced 10 become a can
didate for commissioner Of Allegheny
county.
Wagner has not been endorsed by
any political faction, but says be VIII
seek the support Of his legion Of
friends first, after which he believes
one OF the parties, perhaps all Of them,
will see him as a candidate 70 be
reckoned with. As he Is known by
sight or reputation TO virtually every
man, woman and child in Pittshurg
his sponsors feel confident that he
viii be a factor in the campaign
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-06

TOMMY FELSO. bantam champion o.
/ the Mexican border, was awarded
the decision on points over Jack Ar
mold, Of FL Paso. by referee Australian
Billy smith al the end of a ten round
bout at Liberty hail Wednesday night
The contest was much the same from
beginning TO end. Arnold pushing the
fight with a left hook 10 the body
and Felso catching 10 on his arms,
ending in Jack hanging on FeIso's
neck. tactics which took much lie
out of the bout. Telso was at his
best with a left jab that nearly always
got home. He also did effective work
with d right hook but lacked aggres-
siveness at vital moments which
would have won him the bout in de-
cisive style. Arnold f1uled frequently,
hitting low, using open glove, hang
ing on Felso's neck and using the
barred kidney blow. While Tommy
also used rough stuff on two occa-
sions-
Jack Pushes Fight.
The bout opened with Arnold on
the aggressive. Felso neatly blocking
or dancing away. During the last half
having a shade The second round
was even with neither sustaining any
particular damage FelsO took the
third, blocking Arnold's let's and roll
ing away from rights. Tommy began
TO use an effective left lab Jack
became peeved apparently over re-
peated jabs TO the mouth and IN fore
ing the fight took a painful assert
ment Of lefts with short rights which
rocked Jacks head but put him In
no danger The round ended with
Arnold putting
FeIso Lands Hard.
In the fourth and fifth Felso did
his most effective work and IL looked
as il the bout might not so the limit
Twice IN the fourth Tommy rocked
Jacks head, the round ending with
Felso landing a hard right hook 10
jaw after sending in series OF left
jabs In the fifth Arnold was sent
spinning through the ropes but re-
turned with but little harm done Ar
mold fOuled twice, hitting low Felso
did effective work with left 10 mouth
and twice earned an opportunity 90
land effectively but showed poor
judgment in not following UP. F'els0
had . shade in the sixth
Arnold Comes Back
In the seventh session Arnold made
his big offensive Of the bout but
wasted a world Of blows on Felso's
guard Tommy in turn cut loose ev-
cning up honors in the last half with
Arnold Eroggy at the end OF the round,
mostly from exhaustion Round even
In the eighth Felso forced the fight
ine. Arnold used open glove repeat
edly. Felso again using left Jabs ef-
fsctively but failing TO show the ag-
eressiveness after landing clean blows
that he usually displays. Eighth and
ninth Felso's rounds.
IN the last round Arnold showed
good Judgment by putting all he had
left into the milling while Felso was
content TO defend without taking any
chances on the lead he had piled up
Arnold proved a surprise TO fans.
having been decisiveIy beaten by Eel
so before in six rounds. he took the
lead on aggresslveness and proved
game -nder showers Of singing blows
that ould have disheartened a less
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-06
SPORTOCRAPHY By Crazy,

date ln I79S. This was the first ring
battle lem Belcher. afterward cham
pion and perhaps the greatest pugilist
England ever had
Jem was then only Is years old.
while Britton was a veteran and q
famous pugilist- Belcher had been
engaged IN an impr0mp-u bout with
q younEster OF his own age, and had
all abe best Of it. when Britton inter
fered. as the beaten lad was a brother
OF his sweetheart Angered by Bob's
action. the y0ungster challenged Bob
20 meet him in the ing Britton was
az first amused. but Jem was so much
in earnest that Bob agreed 10 give the
lad a "beuyfuI O. fOightin'." Vastly
TO the surprise OF everybody Bslcher
showed himself more than a match for
the old ring general. and gave him a
tltorouEh lacinE. BY Sis victory Jem
became famous. and graduated from a
butchers boy into a professional pugi-
list.
TODAY IL PUGILISTIC ANNALS.
19O2-Patsy Sweeney knocked out
Eugene Reardon in three rounds at
New Britain, Conn
1902-Buddy Ryan and Jack Nc
ClelIand fought a six round draw at
Chicago.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-06
Mt. SINAI WINS
FROM MEXICAN
Y,M.G,A, TEAM
Basketball Quintets Evenly
Balanced; Any body's
Game To the Last.
BLOOMBERG AND
BARRON MISSING

NE SINAIS snappy basketball gum
VI tet ambled into Its eighth straight
win last night on the temple floor, by
-akinE the lightning fast Mexican
"T" crew into camp by the score Of
2s-27
As the score indicates. The game
was very close and very fast IL was
easily the best game the temple fans
witnessed on their floor this season.
The Sinai bunch took the lead at the
start, but we're overtaken towards
the latter part Of the game and only
by desperate playing were the temple
boys able 10 score the goal when
put them in the lead and the game
star Players Ont.
The sinai boys missed the services
of their captain. Baum, and their star
quart, Bl0mDerE. But their absence
was pretty near made up in katz's
appearance on the 1lcors VINO ap-
peared in Sinals colors. for the first
time this year. Katz viii be remem-
bered as star running mate 70 La
pOwski. on At Sinais 1918 basket
bail team, having Joined the navy &C
che close Of the 1918 season. He was
recently discharged
Both Of the teams were evenly
UnlAGIGa IN MGAEMA anu MEAEAAa
The Eume was clean, no peraOunl
fouls being called on either side,
all fouls called being Of the tech
meal variety.
Flash" Hardea, the Mexicans' ny
iT.5 forward. easily proved the star
OF the nights fray, taliying 10 OF
the q points garnered by his oursit.
lie was ably assisted by his runnlng
mate. LozE1o. The Mexican boys
passing was a bit off color. but with
g little diligent practice, can easily
be remedied-
The sinai boys passing and their
teamwork was excellent. katz. Andy
Colen and Rabiuowitz PLAYED well
throughout. scoring most all Of the
points
It was a game well worth seeing
ana which temple fans viii long re-
member
Grossblatt proved very efficient
handling the whistle, his decisions
meeting with approval by both sides.
The score
lIt Sinai. Field goals-Katz. r F..
: Andy Cohen. /. p, r. G., 8. Rahin-
uEiuz. C.. /. G.. 9. Neustadt. r. c.. I.
Free chrows-katz, made one, missed
one. Total e.
Mexican Y n c. A.: Field goals
Lozano, P F.. &; Hardea. L. T.. s.
= rigoyen, L G., =. Free throws
liardea. missed two; Favelas C.. made
one, missed one Total "a.
Officials: Grossblatt, referee, Ar
onson, scorer; Rodriguez, timer.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-06
abundance OF Basket
Games For Local Fans

With the high school Tigers and
Seventh cavalry basketball quintet
meeting Thursday night at the
high school gymnasium. three
games IN the City league Saturday
night at the y. 81 @. A gymnasium.
games for the Tigers at Deming
March 2l-22 with the high school
and Alumni teams. Reds" and
Blues Thursday night at the
Mexican 7. IL C. A. games at Mt.
Sinai Temple and at army 'T'
courts. local basketball fans hard
~ know which game 70 attend
next And all the games in sight
are promising ones. In Saturday
nights games at the "Y" gym
Shelton-Payne meets the Seventh
cavalry At 1880. The Waiz-Au
Mexican teams clash at Sis. The
Tigers meet the Feldman team for
the first time this season at 9
o'clock.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-06

oe 3. Jacks0nl DetroIt Baseball
writer. furnished q good definition OF
q holdout- He says "a holdout Is
only such because he can find some
one TO listen 10 his troubles" And II
the baseball writer's would close their
columns TO the complaints OF ball
PLAYERS over money matters there
would be mighty few holdouts-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-06
What Haze These
Golfers Been elling9

Del Monte. Calf. March e.
Golfers planted a cherry tree on
the first tee OF the new links dedi-
Gated here on Washington's birth
day. They say il is 10 be a re-
hinder 10 all players Of the i'm
mortal story connecting this
species Of tree with the Father OF
His Country and his unwillinguess
20 tell a lie. Whether twill have
any influence on the tales told at
the 18Th hole OF impossible shots
made. remains 20 be seen
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-06
EnnErs 49, - RELTEVE.

President Ebbets. Of Brooklyn. who
was one Of the most active and effect
i've speakers in Brooklyn Liberty bond
campaigns. now has been enlisted as
four-minute man IN a campaign 20
raise funds to bay civilian clothing
for discharged soldiers. lie is having
big success in the work.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-06
UNCLE SAM FAIL s To APPROVE
OF HARVARD-NE. POINT CANT

Cambridge, Mass. March g. Re
rusa1 Of the war department 20 sane
ton q football came between Harvard
and West Point here on October 25
was announced last night by Fred
". Moore. graduate manager OF Har-
vard athletics.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-06

Canton. o.. March 6-Ted Lewis.
weltsrweiEht champion. and JACK
Britton. Of New York. have been
matched to box IL rounds here March
Il. Lewis has agreed 20 make 145
pounds at p. m
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-06
Reds and Blues
In Basket Game

. In membership contest the mem
bers OF the Mexican Y. n @. A. have
been divided into Reds" and Blues. d"
Rivalry between the two sections OF
y athletics does not end in securing
members, each having organized a
basketball team Thursday night at
o'clock sharp the two teams VIII
meet in the first Of a series Of games.
Physical director J. L. Escobar has
announced that the games win he
free and issues an invitation 20 SOL
diers and civilians TO attend
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-06

-ROWDFn ELLIOTT GOES TO CUBS.
Oakland. Cal, March e. Harold
'R0Wdy' Elliott. who a couple Of
seasons ago managed the Oakland
club in the Pacific Coast league auH
later became @ member OF the Chi
cage National league team. has been
purchased from the Cubs OF oak
land 90 was announced yesterday.