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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-28
Business Rances

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IL PASO TRANSFER CO.. phone 3675.
Baggage and moving; hauling Of Oh kinds
CONFECTIONERY FOR sale. Box So. Las
Cruces. New Mexico
WILL SELL interest On good grocery BUSH
nef7 and give management 20 right party
Pe9ne 4ffe.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-28
Wanted-Bids
SOTTCF 10 COSTRGCTORS

NOTICE To CONTRACTORS
Bids viii be received until 10 a. m
borough Bldg. Austin. Texas. for the
erection and completion % a 5-story re-
inforced concrete building. including
heating and electric work az Alpine. Tex
Bids must be addressed TO A. c. Goeth,
president State Normal Board Of Regents
Austin. Texas. and must be accompanied
with certified checks 70 the amount CT
percent OF the amount o. the bid
Checks payable TO A. c. Goeth. president.
as guaranteed contractor viii accept
contract and make satisfactory survey
bond for completion OF same should con-
tract be awarded him Plans and speci-
ncations may be had by applying TO En-
dress & Watkins. architects. 10 Seaman
Bldg.. Houston. Texas. upon de0osit OF
SIS to guarantee return % plans. The
ssual right 70 reject any and all bids are
80
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-28
. sgEsHmsF Or nARCH
Ions 10 NHsBIT
tlrTH oOrEHJ1oH nv
MONTH elWNBAR

West Texas: Tonight and Saturday
generally fair; warmer tonight, ezcep
southwest portion.
Precipitation last - hours Onches) ----f
state Of weather ..-----.--....I
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-28
Miscellaneous

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WANTED-An lnvaild'a chair Must Be
cheap Phone 5515W-
/ WANT good sx12 russ also small Whits
dresser Address R-s3. care Herald
WANTED-To buy second hand lumber
and corrugated roofing Phone 1894
HIGHEST Price paid for furniture and
clothing. Call f2eL Calls ans promptly
WANTED-Teut or tonthouse. Must b
cheap FOR cash. Phone 7956W.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-28
Money to Loan


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MONEY TO loan on improved city property
P ". WILLIAMS AGENCY
Prone 1llA 3l5 First Nat Bank Bldg.
MONEY TO LOAN
Money loaned on diamonds. watches, Jew
elry, and automobiles, at the lowest rate
OF interest
SECURITY LOAN CO.
Cor. San Antonio and FL Paso. Phi z75A
s. To S5O-Pay or an those little bills
and just owe uE- Low rates. Easy pay
ments Courteous attention Peoples Loan
Society. 30 Caples Bldg Phone 1914
SEE Us for any kind OF a loan Equitable
Loan assn. VI. s. miller. Mgr. S15 Trust
ANY LADY or gentleman steadily en-
ployed who have the reputation or pay
ing their obligations can get from IS
to $50 today without security. at cheap
est rates. best and most private terms In
Texas. Wen cash your Liberty bonds.
W s. g.. etc D. D. Drake. z01 Rob
erts-Banner Bldg Esiab. 1881.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-28
Wanted-Furniture

Wanted-Furniture
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CASH PAID for old furniture. Phone 1888
WANTED hand household goods Erwin
Furniture Co. los san Jacinto. Phi $40
WE BUY furniture Call on Us before
YOU sell Phi 1851 or call 4oS s FL Paso-
HIGHEST CASH prices paid for second
hand furniture or sewing machines. Young
Furniture Co
WE NEED used furniture. Cash paid for
any amount Union Furniture Co Phi
l9g4-
ALAMEDA FUBNITURE cove want
furniture We pay you more and pay cash
Be sure and take our bid before you sell
out Phone 1864 3413 Alameda
WANTED-Am kinds used household fur
nishlnEs. VIII pay highest cash price
RIO GhANDE FURNITURE co.
Phone 2s02
We PAY more FOR good furniture than
any firm IN city Get our figures before
you sell C. ID. HOUSER UPHOLSTERIHG
CO. Phone f110
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-28
WEATHER BULLETIN.

Z. s. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE.
WEATHER BUREAU
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-28

Help Wanted Male
WASTED-A 1anitor. Apply at 1915 Auge
/ COMPETENT millwTight to erect stamp
mill in Arizona Box 1155. City.
| WANTED AT OSCE-First class barber.
can James g. Byrne Barter supply House
NANTED-Registere pharmacist Rome
! 70 Drug Store. Magdalena. " N.
WANTED statesmen OF ability FOR high
/ class propc sition- Must give references.
| Room %. sheldon Hotel
! WANTED-Experience dish washer. also
young man FOR janitor work. Apply Wi
/ ley sanatorium-
WANTED-One thoroughly competent soda
dispenser Short hours and good pay TO
right man. Apply sheldon Cafe
TAILOR WANTED at once; good wages
guaranteed II you have no railroad fare
wire and we will wire ticket Douglas
Tauors- 524 Tenth street. Douglas. Ariz-
WANTED-Experience young, live sales
man for a general store close 20 FL Pasc;
must speak Spanish fuently- Write T-525.
Herald
WANTED-A man to do auto tire and
tube vulcauizing. Would prefer nan
who knows something about putting on
Gates half soles- Write Gates Half Sole
Tire Service station. Maria, Tex
WANTED-Chauffeur. Mexican with abii-
ity 20 drive and repair Ford: none other
need apply. References required Per
manent position. Apply Saturday, p M,
office J. II. Nations Meat and supply Co
WANTED - Experienced manager and
buyer FOR retail shoe store Good opening
for right party In answer. state refer
ences and experience No other need an
swer- Address Las, care Herald.
WANTED-Huszy young man for general
work and an opportunity 20 learn tho
business One who can speak spanish
preferred. FL Paso Mantel & Tile Co
position IN wholesale hardware business.
Prefer man experienced IN this line Give
full particulars. including education. cL-
perieuce. age. etc Box s02.
ACCOUNTANT. thorough. accurate and In
dustrious worker. Knowledgc OF book
keeping not necessary Give references.
experience, and wages expected. Address
Wholesale, care Herald office.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-28
OIL QUOTATIONS.

These quotations furnished daily by J.
Curtiss & Co. Sheldon hotel;
Fort Worth Oils
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-28

HEMsTIrCHnG. PICOT WORK. can the
Union Dye works. as n Stanton. Pm 500
REMOD- Corsets ntted s45is Myrtle-
DRESsNAKlNG-lslI p Nc Phons s23s-
DRESSMAkING-isis Wyomins- Pr s454
DRESsMAKISG. remolelinE- Ph. 7I5TW-
ALL WORK Guaranteed Very rea-
sonahle. Mrs Cook phone 3of5.
NICE DRESSNAKING done in your
home. can give city references rs RE
Grande. Phone 5slsW, . 20 . ? m
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-28
Special Notices


CURTAINS Numbered Phone 7762W.
UNITY CLASSIC Mills b. wed, p m.
LILY OF FRANCE Corsets. 2I6 Herald B.
ACCORDION plating. hemstitchinE. picot-
ing Miss Corum, So BuckIer Blk Pm 1911
THE ONLY steam carpet cleaners, sx12.
81 Acme Mat d Feather Co. Phi 1871.
PAINTING, paper hanging and decorating.
felton Paint Co. phone 12f7-
MOST COMPLETE LINE q Brown &
Sharpe,s tools at A. Yaffe. f09 S. Il Paso.
THE ONLY steam carpet cleaners. sxI2.
IL Acme Mat & Feather CO. Pm 1871.
MRS CHONLA-Woman's Ez-, crochet q
tatting. orders taken 129 y. Campbell.
YOUR mattresses renovated SIS up; car
pets cleaned Erwin Mfg Co. Phone 111O.
WILL GIVE embroidery lessons 70 children
In class or private; adults private Phone
6476W.
81 down. 81 week. VIII buy a good
refrigerator at the Western Furniture
CO.
Trade in that old furniture for new.
Your credit is o. X.
FOUTZ-MOORE FURNITURE co.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-28
Oil and Mining

you
Can pick up a few dollars by
giving ne the name OF anyons
that you know OF that Is 60
Ing 10 buy Comauehs Home
stock Address e Paso Her
aid. Box No. R-sL
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-28
Situafons Wanfed-Mafe

DLuau0uA " duLGQ-Ila1E
WANTED-Painting. paper roof made 70
last three years longer ~ painting Rooms
tinted. - Up Phone 6976-
JAPANESE COOK wants position Hotel.
hospital or family address R-55. care
Herald
POSITION WANTED By double entry
bookkeeper. an American. - years OF age
Reference Al Address Xl0s. care Herald
CARPESTER warts 70 figure On building
OF repair work Sleeping porches and
5creenlng a speclalty- Phone 80
GROCERY CLERK wants positions give
good reference. SPEAK Spanish Handle
71ssJ-
NINE AND MILL master mechanic. IA
mlliar with all kinds OF mill and mine
machinery. alternating and direct current
electrical machinery open for enEage1nsnt
April Is address X112. care Herald
WANTED-Position Is boozkeeper. assist
ant or umezeeper, IS years experience
have Al references: would Ike position
where there Is chance FOR advancement
address S11o. care Herald.
OPEN for ongagement. cyanide 1lIn man.
on construction and operation. familiar
with flotation. Is years experiences on con
struction and operation Address Tl13,
care Herald
WANTED position in grocery OF gen
eral store wiling 20 leave city. Al
refereuce- now employed but desire 20
make change married address Alol, care
Herald
Situations Wanted-Femals
Will CARE FOR CHILDREN in ny
home Phone IIsoW.
LADY wants position as houselEsePsT.
3s05 Manzana-
COAIPETENT iaundress wants work. $50
per day- Address W1o3. care Herald-
THOROUGHLY experienced stenographer
desires position with reputable firm Ad-
dress Ws6. care Herald
Young LADY wants position Tor general
office work Can take dic-arlon and some
experience IN Bookkeeping Address Ss1.
care Herald
Real Estate Wanted
WILL BUY from owner. modern bungalow.
good location Phone 7047-
WHAT DO YOU offer FOR homsf Want
hardwood floors IN good repair Write
R-s5. care Herald Phone 5I4IW-
WANTED-Good tenements. close N only.
LEE NEWMAN, Tenement Specialist
Phone 4so4 sn5 s e PaIo St
WANTED a HOME
Have a customer for 5 OF room home
In vicinity OF High school or near Five
Points, also have one who wants room
bungalow FOR about $1,000 to $500 cash
W T. SPEUlLL
PARK PITHAN REALTY CO.
Sas Two Republics Bldg
Phone 612. after s p. n 55sfR-
WANTED To PURCHASE
We have customers wanting 20
buy modern up-to-dats 1851
room bungalows IN good locations
and priced rlEht.
NEWMAN INVESTMENT CO.
Phone $50. 100 san Antonio.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-28
10 RenI-Store, and Offes,

FOR RENT-A large and a snail office
IN the Herald Building Heat. light and
jauifor service furnished Reasonacls
rates Apply 10 the Auditor o. the Herald
FOR RENr STORE ROOMS
No sos S Oregon street.-.--..-.-.-S 50.Qo
No. 81 2 Overland street.-.-..--.. 5000
No. 509-311 s. Stanton ST.. each---- 25-ll
p. ". WILLIAMS AGENCY
Phone 11fA 312 First Nat Bank Bidz
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-28
Help Wanted-MaIe

FTSE OPPORTUNITY Tor g6od cleaner
and presser. Write J. I. Jensen, Stafford.
Arlz-
MANIED-TcunE man as bookEeeper,
one familiar with posting machine pre-
ferred- Replying state reference. expert
ence and salary expected Address Woo.
care Herald
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-28

MEMS and over. desiring government
cierEships. railway mail. postoffice. So
month. write for free particulars OF exam
nations Raymond Terry former civil
Service EEaminerl, SO Continental b1ild-
Ing TwaanF-r~n-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-28

WASTED-Americsn boy. "A or over. With
wheel Must know the streets. Apply
Herald business office.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-06

Barnes looked at him inquirinsly
smiled broadly. and remarked that he
like 10 get II chance 10 play against I'M
Canuclcs.
And now he will. he shot his 10 ems
ily. ana Wadlcy was one OF the frs
10 congratulate him.
Waite Iioyt. once the property OF
the Giants. who has been purchased
by the Boston Red Sox from the
New Orleans club. has had a rather
remarkable career In baseball. for
though he IA now only 10 years old
he has had four years experience
In the professional ranks H0yt
was fifteen years old and the star
pitcher Of Erasmus Hall high
school In Brooklyn In 1915. when he
was picked up the Giants. and
since that time he has played IN
Memphis Montreal. Nashville and
Newark. though the Giants always
had n string on him.
Last winter he was released tn
Rochester In part payment for Earl
Smith. but refused to report This
spring Arthur Irwin. dcspaifing OF
getting any service out Of the boy,
traded him to New Orleans for
Jimmy Nixon. an ouiflelder Hoyt
meanwhile had gone 10 work IN
Baltimore shipyAid and. pitching
for the yard team. hung up eigh-
teen consecutive victories. His pcr-
formances attracted the attention
Of the Boston club. ana when Hoyt
shut out the Cincinnati Reds
week ago. the Red SO1 bought his
release from New Orleans.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-06
Wet Goods Good
Vendor Is
Convicted
For Selling One Glass Of
Whisky Man Is Fined
,000-Jailed,


NEW YORK, Aug. 6.-For sell
ing a glass OF whisky on July ;,
John II. Voege, owner OF a cafe,
was found guilty today by a jury
in the criminal branch OF the fed
eral district court OF violating the
war time prohibition law and
fined $1,000 and sentenced to six
months Imprisonment.
Judge J. c, Wilson, who i'm
posed the sentence, ruled that the
law is constitutional Noeges
case being the first of the test
cases to be tried here. Assistant
United States District Attorneys
Ben a Matthews and John Fine
who prosecuted Voege, declared
the severe punishment meted out
to him would have a salu,ary ef-
feet upon saloonkeepers whose
counsels had advised them that
the prohibition law was unconsti-
tutional. v
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-06
.oVe~oIy'2E q-oeNH
Prince to Express
British Fellowship
With People of US.

LONDON, Tuesday, Aug. 6--The
newspapers this afternoon rei,erate
the .a,ement printed this morning
that the visit OF the Prince OF Wales
to the United Staes means something
more than formal return OF the visit
OF President Wilson TO England.
Through him the peoples Of the
empire will he able to express in the
fullest sense their fellowship with the
people OF America" says the News.
He has only to be his own simple
modest self to be welcomed for his
own sake, just as the dominic troops
welcomed him for the man he was
and not for his rank. In the United
States also he will depend upon the
same human credentials"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-06

Few fans realized that the Giants
wrote modern baseball history this sea
son when they swatted their way
through practically the firf half OF the
season without being shut out a single
game.
They had played sisty-siK games
without being let down runless when
they tackled the Pitlless Pirates July
Il? Then they slipped.
There isn't record In present dsy
ba ascball that stacks up with the faat
the days Of tho lively ball. before the
art Of pitching had been developed as II
is today some team might have slammed
tho pin for runs every game for ovcr
three score battles. our memory doesn' I
yo back that sr-not quite.
Credit Wilbur Cooper, premier hurler
OF the Smoky city outfit. with turning
the trick The McGrnwltss might have
been scoring yet II II hadn't been for
Wilbur.
The Giants had several narrow
squeaks, however, before Cooper halted
them According TO the box scores. back
on April 80 Art Nehf OF the Braves held
them seoreIcss for avcn snniWs. Then
ho weakened and they scored.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-06
Texas May Abolish
County Treasurers

GALVESTON, Texas, Aug. O.
Abolition of the office of county
treasurer was recommended this aft
ernoon by the county judges and COM
missioners convention in session here
after the morning session had been
given over to road matters, which in
cluded the Endorsement OF a mileage
suriax placed on trucks by the thirty
sixth legislature and the recon-
mendation that the state operate
stone Qusrries as a remedy for the
high price OF rock. II was also
recommended the county commission
efs, while on duty overseeing road
maintenance, be allowed s2 a day for
automobile upkeep, San Antonio was
chosen a. the next meeting place,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-06
FEDERAL ACTION
!; MAY Be TAKEN
! IN RAIL STRIKE
Unauthorized Strikes Number
'32, 900; Oklahoma Included,

I CHICAGO, Aug, CA searching
federal nyestiga,ion is under way
6ere today WHICH may result in dras-
&c action against railtoad workers
sho walked out over the heads OF
heir international officers, resulting
n the piling up in yard, around Chi
sago and vicinity Of hundreds OF en-
aines and cars in need OF repairs.
Evidence is sought for criminal pros
ecution OF those responsible for the
u.up Of railroads under government
Supervision, and number Of wit
sesses will be examined by the Unit
ed States district attorney
Hundreds of men have left their
hb, in the last four days on orders
G the Chicago district council Of
tailroad men. despite contrary orders
from higher officers. Reports reach
IN here today show that the walk
outs are spreading and now more
thsN 1900 men are out in Illinois,
Indiana, Minnesota, Wisconsin. Iowa.
Ohio. Missouri, Alabama, Michigan,
Oklahoma, South Dakots, Arkansas
and Montann.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-06

about the matter and Huston and
Rupert have not sent me no kilograms
explaining why they will 10 over to
tho courts but II Is a fact I'D that
this Ban I. a hard bird TO beat at any
sort Of game More than one bird
haH tried TO put the skids under Ban
and took nothing hut n beating for
your pains. bat at that them Yankee
owners have got pretty good case II
things are IKE they say
II Han has gpt interest In the
Cleveland club Ed " II n clnch he
should not have the iob as the leagues
head. They have Ctyu ban chance
tq say has he got some stock IN that
cinb hut up 10 this time Fd. he has
not said no more than the well known
clpm. ANYWAY. II IL a pretty scrap
and viii give you ftllas something To
PRINT for couple days heFihes The box
scores and how much coin Dempsey
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-06
Costa Rica Cares
For u. S. Citizens

WASHINGTON. Aug 6--At the
state department ii was stated last
night that the department has been
in close touch with the situation in
Costa Rica and has had no informa-
ton to indicate that Americans are
IN danger there.
Mr.. Fuser's story of Presiden,
Tmoco's threat to kill all Americans
il marines were landed by the COM
mander of the gunboat Marietta is
denied by officials Of the department,
who say there has been no attempt TO
land marines al any iimc.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-06
Looking EN- Over
With
JACK KEENE

Max Carey, who has been Idle for
some weeks, nursing n veritable serids
OF sbscesses. has r6jolned the Pirates.
but the players who are pstroiling the
Pittsburgh outfled are ull travelling az
such fast clip that Hugo Bezdok
doesn't know Just what 10 do with
Carey. stengel Is hitting 800. South {,
worth 2Ql and Blgbee ?st, and AL
three are playing splendid 1.'en-
sivr game. ro that the task confront,
INK Carey, that Of displncing one OF
these men. In not an easy one. dcs-
IJte Mns's undOubted skill II was
r1mored some time ago that Carey
was to be traded TO Cincinnati, but
the deal never got beyond the Tumor
stage
According TO the posslps. Jake
Dsubert Will end his career as q bio
league player at tho conclusion OF
this season. Pat Moran has made
Daubert work with unusual energy
aimee Joining tho Rsds, but Clncir-
at tho bat In tho plnchss and for
that reason he ID not valuable
member OF the team. Moran has
been trying 20 buy the release Of
First Bsseman GeorSe Kelly OF the
Roc chester international league club,
who 10 batting heavily this year.
Kelly once was tried BY tho Giants,
but he falied 90 hit ma or league
pitching. Whether Moran secures
Kelly or not. ~ the general beUsf
that Dsuber 10 nearing the Wind
up
When James Barnes the St Louis
pro. shot 70 Tot eighteen holes IN
the western open golf championship
tourney on the Mnynold links he won
what Is probably the most unique re-
ward that was ever dangled before the
eyes Of an athletic competitor, the
prize being nothing more nor less than
trip TO Canada with all expenses
paid.
one OF the visiting golfers at the
touJney WAS X Wsdlcy. multi
millionaire lumborman from TeSarka.
ma, Ark, and mighty strong support
er ~ the Lnglish star
Jim, III take you over TO Canada 20
play In the Canadian open next week II
you shoot ~ good as TO-" promised
Wadley ms the rangy Barnes stepped
up TO swat his frat ball.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-06
York Rival
Has Record
Of 256 Huns
Greek Restaurant Keeper
Weighing 1l2 Pounds Bags
Believing Enemy,

LYNN, Mass, Aug. 6.-Her-
cules Korgis, five feet tall and
weighing III pounds, 4 private in
the United States marines and a
genuine rival to Sergeant York
Is home. He notified his friends
yesterday.
He remained over in New York
10 take part in the parade OF the
Sixth marines. Official records
show that Hercules Korgis cap
tured ESQ Germans single handed.
lie returned TO his adopted eoun-
try. He is Greek by birth,
wearing the croix de gperre and
the French medal of honor.
Late in July last year Korgis
was taken a prisoner near Sois-
sons, then he showed his re-
sourcefulneo. He found q Ger
man who could talk Greek, he
pretended to hate the Aneri-
cans, telling the Huns he had
been forced into service and ex-
planning he could lead them
against a weak spot In the
Yankee line.
fIe led them right into a score
OF machine ge9.nests so that they
we're completely surrounded and
escape was impossible. When
the catch was counted il was
found there were just 2s6. KorRis
was proprietor OF a restaurant
at 740 Western avenue. He will
open up again when discharged.
-
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-06
Art Gumua Says:
That Is q Keen Row They Are
Having in the American
League

Dear Editor
little row on over In the America
league because Ban Johnson win not
let this Mays 20 and pitch for the New
York Yankees and them two Gotham
owners are nsdder than a couple vet
hens and Will proaable TAX. their case
over TO the lawyers and try 10 get
this pitcher on account Of wanting TO
uss him and try 10 win n flas.
L haaa ne. ha.h no = ord from Bnn
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-06
ERCAN LEAGUE CLUBS MAY REFUSE TO PLAY YNS WITH MAYS NEU

will take In for this and that Ana ~ ,
other thing
Well Ed our Oklahoma city Indians
will open their road trip over 70 ~
Joe this 3 NJ and | VIII 10 ayovGn1H
atl day with my fingers crossed en@ 4
horseshoe In my pocket ~ soeAssF
where II We can spill them Saints
two out of three II would not hurt n0ne
for the rest Of the clubs do not wape +
to let Doan's bunch get out to Tar No,
front or they will not he able 10 over
haul them In month OF Sundays -
Mondays either for that matter. ~
illiterately Yours
ART G,iMM
(F. r. b
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-06

He held them fu1'o.s five innings
May \. but they sot two runs IN the
sixth all they g., ~ Nchf TINT day
Grover Alexander held them rlulcrs In
eight ~ the nine iIystnss played May !,
but IN the other fr.frg. tho sixth. the
Giants scored thrst bfuns.
A gentleman named Oscar Tuero held
them 10 two runs May 20. Ho allowed
them only four hits and but one OF
the runs was really earned.
On Juno Babe Adams of the Pirates
gave them heart failure. lie allowed
them only one run. That camo In tho
second, however.
Reuther OF the Reds held them TO one
run June II. The very next day Hod
Elier kept them from crossing the well
known rubber until tho seventh.
Jim Vaughn let them down with a
run In the game of June II
Tuero tried his hand again June 20
and kept them AWAY from home until
| the ninth. The next day Blll Doak held
them scorcless until tho seventh.
Then they tackled tho Pirate south
paw.
Wilbur no, only halted the SCORING
machine. but he kicked Mc8rsw's out.
fit out OF first place,
| Then Wilbur quit for the day,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-06
West Point Coach
! To St. Johns Now

sSALlNh, Kan, AIg. 6.-Major r.
Wier, West Point graduate and for
four yeat a star on the army football
tlam, has Joined the faculty Of ST,
Hhnt military academy He will be
iS charge OF the cadets and will coach
cfors. During recent years Major
Yer has been associated with the
University OF Texas and Drake uni
S4rsity, Des Moines, Ia. He also
nd'ed the 9lst division football team
Camp Lewis, in NK.