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New-York tribune., 1919-03-27
Havana Entries

First rgre lthree- yearc ci,ls: rnaisers: claiming
purse, $500; five and half f,uioarsi Glider *
sDlone. 9s: ~Inie. as: Charsonucffo IT. 1an
-Dione. 9S: tZoie, IS. Ch@nsonnet,e VI loo-
Prince Easy: io3 Ia Kross. lo3 Venetian Boy
los: Duke John. i06
- Second race three olds and upward: claim
ing purse, $500 siA furlon;s -Lycis f0i: ys-noIs
lol Miss Frances. lol T.snians i97: korsn. ln7
Parlaroits II. 100. Al Hudson. 100 Srrvis lao
,.,ackrose lo9: Rey Ennis. H.. Closer. lI2 syrian
Third race ttiiree -olds and inward: claiming
purse. $500 tx iurlonssl- Sentimental 50: sarsc
lei: Miss Sweep l0i Brllrnger 1866 Siormhound
l0I: Pres,nnpliop. lOo Brown Prince 100 petlar
los Captain Marchmoul, los. Mae Murray. ii0. Er.
core. ll2: Frascurlo iie -''
Fourth race ,our ycar-olds and UPWARD; claim
ins; purse, 500. six furongs 81 Twenty Three
!uo; Manganese. LOG: flames C. iOS: Lola ios
blanche ponsl,on. los: Beverly James los DEFY
hand, ios; Leoma. los; Chenung los: Drifiied
III Brizz. l. Ed Garrison. Ill
Fifth race four year -olds and upward: claim.
ing purse 5000 one mile and three sixicenthse--
"Great Gull. l0S; Dalrcse. IG6 syo.iiac ie-
Seh,mer. lef FL Plaudit, Ios: vii Sooa. iii
Mudsili, lia 80
Sixth tthree- year. olds and inward. claim
lns: rGfso S1ao. mic aaL nfts ,nrslsl
.iieauty shop 90: Nireo. iaa si.oiat.on t;irl i04
I.mlins. ios, shingnsAsr lnG Annie Edgar ian
In Haven II Stout Heart III: Arbitrator
.Apprentirc allowance claimed
weather clear: tack fast.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-27
Sellers and Baker
Clash Again Tomorrow

Jack Sellers and Homer Baker will
continue their athletic duel in the
three quarter mile handicap run of the
Paulist Athletic Club games TO be held
at tho Twelfth Regiment Armory to-
morrow evening. Sellers has led home
Raker in two championship races and
the latter is keen to avcnge these de-
feats.
Champions arc plentiful in the nine
events on the programme. Con
Shaughnessy and Arthur Reilly arc the
stars in the 600-yard run, while
Eddie Hosmer and George Dernell will
be the backmarkers in the 800 yard
run Eleven teams are entered in the
medley relay race. while Max Bohand
will be the scratch man in the two
mile run
New-York tribune., 1919-03-27
Columbia Oarssnen
Row on the Hudson

The entire Columbia rowing squad.
both varsity and freshmen, rowcd on
the Hudson for the first time yester-
day afternoon. Taking advantage of
the breezcless river, four varsity and
the same number Of first year boats
went over the course.
A tentative first boat was selected,
Shactel, a last years varsity man,
stroking. Three members of the jun
ior boat of last spring took their
places in the varsity shell-Neumann
at No. T, Lott at No. 6 and Saacke at
No. 4. Others in the boat were Abell,
Stockhammer Beer. Eisfeder and
Cohen, coXswain. Claisted accompanied
the boats in a single skff. while f. j,
Giannini, the new advisory head
coach, watched from the shore
New-York tribune., 1919-03-27
John McCralU Well Content !
With Showing of His Men
alter Camp Named
4 Delegate at Large
By 4. 4. q. President

WALTER CAMP was named as
one of the FIVE delegates-at-
large of the Amateur Athletic
Union of the United States by Sam
uel j. Dallas, the A. A. U. president.
yesterday. Mr.. Camp recently was
offered the post of president of the
\. A. L. for 1920, but declined.
declaring that his business matters
were too many to permit him to ac-
cept. Mir. Camp is the only new dele
gate. succeeding George r. Horton,
of Chicago. president of the West
ern intercollegiate Conference.
The other four members. who were
reappointed, were Colonel A. G..
Mills, of this city; Colonel Robert
NJ. Thompson, president of the Ma
tionai Olympic Committee; w. H.
Humphrey. president Olympic Club,
San Francisco, and W. F. Garcalon.
graduate manager of athletics at
Harvard University.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-27
Amateur Boxers Clash
I'm Trial Bouts Tonight

Boxers of the Metropolitan Asso-
c.Ation will open the annual champion
ship tournament at the American Ex-
press Employees clubhouse in Madison
Square Garden concert hall this even
ing. Many trial bouts will be neces-
sary.
Besides the titles and the prizes
that accompany them, the boxers have
been offered three other incentives to
spur them on. These comprise a trip
to Sweden, a visit t. burgh and :
change to compete in the national title
bouts in Boston next month. A Nun
Der of champions will defend their
honors. but in the main new title hold
crs will be crowned Sam Lagonia, of
the Bronx Church House. will attempt
the unusual feat of winning the titles
in three bouts.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-27
Capablanca Gets Draw
With Kostich at Chess

HAVANA March 26.-The intcrna-
tional chess match between Jose r.
Capablanca. chess champion Of Cuha
and Boris kostich, the Serbian master
and champion of the Western Chess
Association in the United States, was
formally opened at the Union Club to-
day with an address of welcome by
General Fernando Freyre dc Andrade
former Mayor of Havana.
Capablanca won the toss for first
move and elected to play the kings
pawn opening. to which Kostich re-
sponded with the Petroff defence. Play
lasted to the close of the afternoon
session and was resumed in the even
ing, but so closely were the experts
matched that they failed to arrive at
n decision and finally adjourned the
game after sixty moves had been re-
corded.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-27
Coat
Wins Mile Gallon
On Havana Track

HAVANA, Cuba, March 26.-To-day's
programme at Oriental Park gave
horses which fancied going a route an
opportunity of showing their merit.
The distances Of the last three events
were mile or over. Mandarin's Coat
won the first of these events, mile
gallop, after being outrun for seven
furlongs, he closed with great burst
of speed and beat Miss Proctor by a
length.
The fifth, at mile and sixteenth.
was won by Yenghee, which beat
Tokalon March length. Queen
Trovato, after setting the pace to the
stretch turn, was a tiring third. A
driving finish came in the sixth when
Jake Schas beat Ralrose by a head,
while the latter was a scant length in
front of Lady Langden.
The opening sprint at six furlongs
proved little more than good gallop
for oYrkville, making his first start
for some time. He set the field fast
clip, and after drawing away into an
easy lead in the early stages won with
something to spare. The second, the
breeders purse, was won by Phoneta,
which came from behind after working
her way up on the outside, and won
going away by length from Frank
Burke.
TiFt race tfe, thEes-yssr .,. ana Upward
e.. Howard to l. TO and to 5. second ;
third, Time ,3. 1l3 ~. First Ballot Doc Kloths
Aunt Flora Cavsn Boy. Rhadames Waldmaster
and Gibraltar.
Second Uor. three-year olds and upward ;
breeders purse. $500; five aud half turlonss)
phOnes a.. II los pIls Fator IN = to n l. to and to
and even. second ,Lu7zi. Ill (Thurber). TO 5.
Se Mss s fsnse Lucky pea 81 Mss Sshsa Mass
master scabbard and Rollin Laird also ri ran sI
Scratched, Lola. Roscoe Goose and Primero
=, Third race for three year -olds and upward :
claiming purse $500 five and half furongs>-
10. won: Premium. lO6 lPitzl. 3 to l. even and
l to :? second. Violet. s5 lwida),- 70 l. s 10 5
Sparklcr. Bulser and Hemlock also ran. No
scratches
;, Fourth tfor threeye -olds; claiming: purse
8 70 s. to : ana out. won: Miss Proctor. Ioa
ihIc erIcks1s s9;.. Ss to l. TO and even. second Ter
third Time Iao - Minns 70 ai1 IespfpoS tq g.
Misericorde. Prince Direct and Buddy Tucker also
IAN No scratches.
=, Fifth race Gor three-year- -ods and upward
won: Tokalon March lo5 Murray. 3 to !. e even n
9 TO .. TO and ont. third Time las ~
Amino. Cadenza, Zangaree, Sortlello and Darkey
also also. ran Scratched. Tafy. Little Mistress and
=, Sixth race Cor three-year olds and upward
f.adllnillS puTse 5000; one milo ard sixseenth]-
Jake Schas, 1o6 lPickensl to l. even and to .
even. second; Lady Langden Ss vida. ) to 4
mary so 1 efS% ROCK 'sd ssTan nms and 45 A. vocs
No scratches. "''' +"A'
New-York tribune., 1919-03-27
Soccer Game for NAVY

ANNAPOLIS, \ March 26.-Tor
the first time in the history of the
Naval Academy soccer will be played
against an outside opponels when the
midshipmen meet Baltimore City Col
lege here next Saturday. The mid
shipmen have developed good team
In this sport and expect to arrange a
series of games next year. The la
crosse management was not able to
secure a game for the same cate, but
will open the season week later
against Penn State.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-27
In the Training Camp
-CRANTLAND RICE
With

JACKSONVILLE, Fla, March 26.-
quite number of the Yanks have ar
ranged for fishing carnival on Sun
day. The waters around here are said
70 TEEN with what some piscatorial ex-
pert has called fnny denizens of the
deep: One type of bait is very easy to
get, but the other necessary adjunct is
practicaiIy extinct, unless you care to
smell out eight iron men for a pint Of
the same.
One OF the unique features OF this
commonwealth is the weight Of the
suitcases that arrive daily. Only pro-
fessional strong men can lift most of
them. A respondent party dropped a
suitcase yesterday and quantity of
PINK stuff oozed out on the sidewalk.
This would seem to indicate that the
weight is not due to lead or iron.
We ran across G. II. Ebbetts this
forenoon, hidden away in the depths of
bunker quite number of meters be-
low sea level. MIR. Ebbctts was -four
ishing niblick of considerable dis
placement, which tossed up large GUAM
titles Of sand, while leaving the ball
unmoYed.
"Why don't you throw the ball out 2"
We suggested after his fifth attempt.
sJ'm the owner OF the Brooklyn
team" replied tho magnatc, gazing
sadly nj the steep sides of the trap,
mot one OF it's pitchers"
Wen also say for Mr. Ebbctts that
after the fifth attempt he was in the
purple Of condition, especially around
the gills.
We miss the tall and wilowy form OF
GIffa1 Love ar1fInd caInn hos dnnar n rn
New-York tribune., 1919-03-27
Shanughnessy Enters Run

Con Shaushncssy, holder Of both the
Junior and senior national 440-yard
outdoor champ mpionships, is the first
athlete to accept the invitation to com
pete IN the Suburban Quarter in the
annual games of the knights of St.
Anthony at the 47th Regiment armorv.
Brooklyn. on April 30. Shaughnessy
was recently released from the navy
and hopes to round TO to score the first
leg of the new $500 trophy.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-27
Boom for Athletes

"A ,o-yard ,straightaway for sprinters,
which has been badly needed at De
" ut Clinton Park on the West Side. is
now available for athletes in training.
This Improvement was due to the
Efforts of Tom Clowry. track captain
OF the Paulist Athletic Club, who made
several appeals to the Park Depart
ment of Manhattan. 1t is also planned
to place new covering of fine cnders
on the track when the athletes of the
West Side begin their outdoor work.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-27
Famous Race Horse Killed

TORONTO. March 2s.-Inferno. one
of the best race horses ever foaled in
Canada, was put to death yesterday
at the Ontario Veterinary College,
where secticns Of the skeleton will be
preserved. During several years, be-
ginning in 1905. Inferno wen mauy
open events, including the King Edward
notei Cup. three years in succession,
me Toronto Cup. Queens Hotel Cup.
Stanley Produce Stakes. Dominion A,,,,
tumn Handicap and the Durham Can
twice -
New-York tribune., 1919-03-27
WESLEYAN Track Schedule

MIDDLETOWN, Conn, March 26-
The Wesleyan track schedule has
been announced by Manager Vincent
B. Coffin as follows:
May 3, Trinity, at Hartford 10,
Williams. at " Williamstown; 16 Brown,
at Middletown; % and "a. New Eng
land Intercollegiate, at Boston; so,
Amherst. at Middletown.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-27
The Matter of Discipline

Before the boast that would
stand for needed military discipline.
There experience knowledge
of the regulations but the enlisted
anxious to do the right thing
1t ughey Keough who remarked that "I is
privilege of the hired die game also
privilege of the doughboy the
There countless officers
rank spoiled than believed
New-York tribune., 1919-03-27
Bout for SYRIAN Wrestler

Joe Barsa, the young Syrian heavy
weight, win meet Hilmer johnson. the
brooklyn Adonis, SATURDAY. night at
Prospect Hall, Brooklyn. The winner
VIII be matched with Alex Tour. OF
Toledo. Ohio, who claims the Syrian
championship. AT the same show Louis
Nelson meets Martin Rockstrom, the
New England welterweight champion.
j. J. Eleeson will referee
New-York tribune., 1919-03-27
Beyond Forgetting

Most Of those returning France
tons and thereby forget old days along the
This exquisite luxury denied those returning golf
What chance has he with
hole bunker that resembles whsng his
dome with the ccho of
Add
acion"kcep head down. The detail
mind of the rattle of machine the
with the alibis in unbroken order.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-27
Iiu I;tsu Tonight

Oishi the Jap and Martin Ludecker
have been signed up by George Both
ner to meet in jiu iitsu contest at
the Gaiety Theatre tonight. Will Bing
ham and Herman Gehrig will wrestlc
catch as catch can match. George
Bothner will referee
New-York tribune., 1919-03-27
Senate Committee
For SUNDAY Ball

ALBANY, March 26-The Walker
bill, which would permit baseball on
Sunday. was favorably reported out
by the Senate Codes Committee at its
meeting to-day. 1t will be reached
advance it to third hearing
New-York tribune., 1919-03-27
SC idSPE0RT]L:[G;EH!T ]: !;
49, ~<bY GIant2and Rice
Copyright, 1919, Ne,v York Tribune I,c.)

We made mistakes the recent that less
be through tobeexpeced nehcency
of great
officers toward the enlisted
Entirely especially around various head
that the enlisted
only briefly from the the gutter This attitude
held those fighting fronbu entirely
lent back of the fighting lines.
We have number of colonies and who
demanding You
absolutely discipline
considerably
the officers of the especially the
who far closer playing the game.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-27

FERDINAND STUBBLEFlELD SCtUPP is bringing smiles
of JOY to the face of John McGraw Giants training
camp in the Southland Schupp giving every indication
that the southpaw which moved down opposing batter
with such regularity the National League campaign of
has recovered its strength and cunning This means that the
Giants viii have two dependable portsde FINGERS as Rube
Benton is top form.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-27
Chess at N. Y. A. e..

The chess players at the New York
Athletic Club are planning a pro
grammc of activities, including a tour
nament to be started on Saturday and
series of intcrclub team matches, un-
oer the supervision of the chess COM
mittee, consisting of Colonel J. r.
Branch, chairman; DR.. Robert L. Nc
Cready and Jasper A. Campbell.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-27
The Ones Who Understood

The officers who best understood how their
the leaders and the commanders who took them
action They knew the worth of the soldier They
he might be inexperienced but that least after bearing of the
burden, he always ready and die
But there entirely officers who knew
about handling properly the evede knew
Percles.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-27
Yankee Pitchers So Eager
They Unc0rk Some Curves
O'Doul, New Southpaw From the Coast, Also
Feels His Oats and Da shes Seventy-fve Yards in
8 3-5 Seconds; Del Pratt Is Working Hard
By w. o. Mcclellan

JACKSONVILLE, Fla, March Yankee
be ahead of the schedule already Four
uncorked number
should normally
ridge King Brady, Frank O'Doul and Jack Quinn
New-York tribune., 1919-03-27
Taxing the Kids

The heavy put sporting goods athletic
those who is we'll enough
But that hits back the kids, of or 10
cents a weghty affair." is something else
The kid, in this hectic get the best
of it, He needs athletic development recreation of
play He should be instead
Which will likely little the solemneyed lawmakers who
concerning kids remember first of all that
So wotcll
New-York tribune., 1919-03-27
"Kings in Babylon"

The Kaiser
The Crown
Spring is spring But the difference training to tackle
machine 1918 beating bun in 1871 ton vida
be handled by the language know.
"The United States has hand
comfortable the hand the head at that -
mask might frequently disease but there arc ca e
than to wear nask ~ ~
New-York tribune., 1919-03-27

We miss the tall and willowy form OF
Slim Love around camp headquarters.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-17
FO. SaIe-City Property.

? LOTS on corner. two blocks from
FIVE level corner lots on car line.
Lots I TO 5. block 127, Highland Park
Price $500. Terms. Write 3. ". p.
Greig. Winslow. Arizona
FOR SALE BY OWNER
Modern 5 room bungalow. on two full
lots. fenced all around. concrete
garage. $3.50. Apply 1927 Mountain
Ave. 4. J. Roddy.
FOR SALE. to close estate of Maggie
Lee. Decd. new % room. two story
brick rooming house, with furniture
and ground: "a foot front, East San
Antonio St, No. 1923. with room
adobe in rear: income. Sz40 to $3.50
month; appraised $4,000, worth s16.-
600. at private sale: terms- now ready
FOR bids J. F. Harlan. administrator.
Phone IFS
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-17
For SaIe--AutomobIe,-Wnnt.d


IND FORDS at Ind prices. Auto Laundry
cAsH PAID Tor old Fords. Phone 81.
AUTO LAUNBRY-Hare your cars washed
White you wait zoe y. Kansas. Phi az.
FOR sALE-Ford touring car. good as
new Phone SafsJ-
DODGE chummy. very reasonable price.
fnone eesaE-
FIVE passspger Maxwell, rood top, good
rubber. SIS wash. viii trade Phi 2257.
1877 FORD touringt 1913. running order.
Call 7o5 Estrella afte- p. m
CAMPBELL ST. GARAGE. SIS n Camp
bell Live storage IS per month. Phi. 1872.
OVERLAND roadster for sale cheap. Pm.
FORD repairing done right for least
money. 2go y. Kansas. Phone 81.
VASTED-Dodge touring body complete.
Bowden. Fl Bliss Auto stand Pm IA.
PARMELEE-ll7 Eneto aud starter repair-
ing. We specialize in ar11ature reTinding-
2ls ". san Antonio St.
FOR sAI.E-A good late model pas
senger car, cheap for immediate sale. Phi
~
FORD roadster. late model. Al condition.
S40e cash. See Corder. z0S First Natl
Bank. or Phone 20s6.
BENT FRONT AXIEs straigntened on
car. radiators and tenders repaired.
Brown Meioing Co. 500 Texas Phi s95l-
TOR SALE-Good looking 1918 roadster IN
fine running shape: VIII sell cheap See
II ais Vest san Antonio
WASTED-To buy Ford car from private
family, no dealers need apply. Address
z. E New. care general delivery. city
FOR SALE-1s17 Buick touring. model Z
IS. first class condition. cord tires Dona
Ana Motor Co, las Cruces. n n
FOR SALE OF trade. Overland in good
condition. reasonable 1915 z san An
tonic Phone 79itM.
DANA AUTO SALES co.
Phone 3fs- sos Montana
Grant 6 roadster Ford touring. other cars;
also cars wanted
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-17

SADDLE ard work horses for hire ana
FOR sale. 800 E Overland Phone 5soz.
FOR SALE
Mountain raised registered Hereford bulls;
one hull aged Is months old; a very we'll
bred bull Of exceptional quality; suitable
for showing or will make a herd header;
two bulls aged about one year: bred from
our best COWS and a sire OF good breeding
and quality. these are very promising
young fellows and should develop into ex-
ceptionally good animals: we will make
attractive prices on these bulls to any
one wanting something good address
stern Land x Livestock Company, Cimzr-
ron. y n
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-17
For SsIe-MisceIIaneous


0.O0-Sx12 PRESS with power fixtures
type and cases. cost $3.50. Phone lisSN.
FOR SALES thousand sales books al
a bargain. win sell part or whole Nc
Miel1le. coo z San Antonio.
FOR SALE OR TRADES foot motor
boat 1t Elephant Butte dam lake, pas
senger. bargain 500 Mesa Ave.
FOR SALE-Four electric fans in firstt
class condition. size TO IS. price s. 10
SIS. Phone 1855.
SECOND hand art square, gas ranges and
garden hose. Erwin Furniture Co. 1o9 san
Jacinto. Phi $40
WE ARE still shipping furniture to the
oil fields VIII pay extra good price for
used furniture. c. D. Houser Upholster-
Ing Co. Phone $40.
ONE LARGE STEEL SAFE, size Soxs2xss-
Price S225. Can be seen IN the Herald
building lobby. Apply to Ir. Neazey- at
The Herald office.
SOLD FOR CASH. or on easy payments.
the Western electric vacuum cleaner. Pm
TEXAS ELECTRIC SUPPLY CO.
TWO ming cabinets Ike new one y. 4
z cabinet with six letter drawers One
Shaw-WaiSer cabinet with two letter
drawers and two card drawers Address
G 11S. care Herald
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-17

ANY ..BooB- CAN INVEST
MONEY SAFELY AT a..

MONEY SAFELY AT 4 20.
The average individual can
do SO. and be secure, at six
or eight percent. but 10 buy
high class improved real es-
tate. the true basis Of all VAL
ues. at q price on which il
viii net 1870 requires good
judgment. alertness and op-
portunity-
Do you possess the judgment
and alertness2 We have the
opportunity The property is
unusually well located
Improvements are modern In
hest neighborhood. It calls
for $4,000 cash. Il has proven
what II can do. What will
you co. Investigate or re-
gret2 Tell your friend who
has a few thousand on hand.
il is a chance to meet the in
creasing cost Of living with a
smile Make your dollars
earn more with safety II Is
not too good 10 be true"
Owner anxious TO sell account
OF Illness No trade.
TURNER. KEMP & CoLDWELL
Over State National Bank
Phone 1850.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-17
For SaIs o EEehange-ReaI Estals

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OIL bzNDs-veszey care Herald
TRADE improved real estate for nercan-
tile business up 10 SO. 900 in or out OF
city. address j 10. care Herald
FOR EXCHANGE
Close IN business property for improved
land or cottages. warehouse lots for resi-
dence. % acres near San Eiizario. about
II acres in aifrife. small adobe house and
outhouses: AZ ideal place for a dairy. FOR
lots OF residence: 50 acres near EeleD on
paved road FOR cottage, s. acres near
Clint on North Loop road. about IS acres
ia pears for tenement. or business prop
srty. equity in good rental furnished house
Tor auto or land.
s02 s-anies bldg Phone IS.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-17

Large confectionery store in mining
town IN Arizona Very best Of equip
ment and only exclusively store Of its
kind in town. Can be had for rnoder-
ate first payment and balance on
terms to suit the purchaser. For fur
ther information address Box C L S,
care Herald.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-17

FOR SALE-Nice. comfortable home
in Grand View. lots OF room roses,
bearing peaches plums, cherries, ap-
Jnles erapes and fine shade trees.
Nuhara a53t- owner