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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-19
Esnecial para L. PRENSA.

! CSpSSId4 p2La La
TECATE, Baia California, sep
tiemtle S.-Los excadetes del Cole
gio Militar de Chapu!tepec y los pue-
bios de Ensenada, Tijuana, Tecate
Y Mexicali, celebran Tn estoS momen-
tos. en- medic del mas enthusiastic re-
gocijo. la gloriosa epopeya de los
ninos heroes que sucumbLeron en-
Chapultepec en- 1S47 ante las balaS
de los invasores.
La fiesta ha tenido una gran re-
sonancia en- todas las pob!aclones
! fronterizas de las dos CALIFORNIA; y
muchos alumnos del Colegio Mili5ar
de Chapultepec, hoy jefes u oficla-
les del extinto ejercito federal, IN
vitados para acudir a Ia festlVldad
sc hallan reunidos en- el slmpatlco
pueblo bajacaliforniano.
En- ell banquete ofrecido por los
ex-alumnos a los v~isitantes de Teca-
te. fue pronunciado ell discurso que
damos a continuation, escrlto por ei
periodista Joaquin Pima con tai OBJ
jeto.
Los o~ganizadores del festival han
sjdo calurosamente felicitados por la
brillants organization del mi5mo.
e. discurso del senior Pima, contu-
vo los siguientes conceptos:
Senores:
= 5;cna do toda alabama la &C
titud de los exalumnOs del Coleslo
NjIitar que Sc han reunido aqui para
| conmemorar la jornada del s de sep
rjembre de l847. C~clebraciones co
mo ssta exaltan cl sentimiento ma
cionalista V cumplen con una deuGa
sagrada que tenemos para nuestros
Ijnmortales. FL quito a los heroes
t;ene una profunda significacion en-
los paises j~ovenes; hacen patrla los
Que conservan inextinguible la ofren-
| da de honor a los que nos dleroa
honor V gloria. Para los exalumnos
| del Co!egio M.ilitar, la obligation de
| conseryar vivo en- la mente del pue-
| bio eli recuerdo de Ia epopeya dc! At
| es IN deber. Pero el hecho de que
en- tierras de Ia Baja California Sc
cclebre hoy esta fiesta que debia ce?
lcbrarse hasta en- los mas apartados
| rincones de la Republica, es doblc-
mcnte significativo: ante nuestros
oios de patriotas prestigia por 81 solo
! al gobierno del DiStrito Norte dc n
| Peninsula cue Sc halla en- las ma
ros de IN eXcadete del Coleglo Mi
: .;tar.
No pretendemos, senorcs, referir-
nos a Ia historic del Colegio. nj tam
POGO rccordar las Attitudes inmorta-
les en- que o~frendaron u vidas los
alumnoS del CoIegio Militar el ano
dc Il. En- cl corazon de todos los
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-19
De C~ONSTRUlRSE
UN NUEVO CABLE EN- FL
OCEANIC PACIFIC0

LONDRES, Septiembre 17.-Geor-
&c G. Ward, Vice-Presidente de Ia
Commercial Gable Company, que ha
estado cc~lebrando algInas conferen-
cias con el gobierno aQul, con el
prop6sito de solucionar todas las
~cuestiones ~relacionadas con el tendi-
do de un segundo cable desde San
Francisco a traves del Pacifico, ha
informado que las negociaciones ha-
bian llegado q IN punto que podla
decirse que va estaba asegurada esa
segunda Inca c~ablegrafica, desde San
Francisco, por Ia Via de Midway al
territorio japones. Las ~declaraciones
de Mr.. Ward a este ~respecto, dicen:
"Es asunto dc gran impOrtancia
para los gobiernos de Estados Uni
dos Y el Japon, asi como para los IN
tereses c~omerciales de ambos PASSES,
eI que ell Japon c~ooperase dando su
Immediate consentimiento para el ten
dido de este cable, de manera que 81
construction Sc pudiera comenzar
tan pronto como fucra practlcamente
possible"
Los manufacturers de cables ase-
guran que Ia gutapercha Y otros ma
teriales, Sc encuentran actualmente
limitados en- su cantidad, pero que Ell
trabaio Sc ~lleyara a cabo no obstan-
te ESQ. De aqui que Is de Ia mayor
importancia, que ell Japon de ST. in
mediate consentimiento para que Ia
Compania pueda comenzar los traba-
jos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-19
R E G A l O

magiz Alta Magia, p-estidisitaci6n. suee.
te Ell 4 iuego, en- e. amor. en- los rcSocioS
Eecrctos marivillosos.
No Sc muestre listed eoharde ante 4
probiema de Is vida Renita 10 certavcs en-
tstarapilas q
Vega Commission Co.
Box S9l. HABANA CUBA.
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iPOR QUE?

Porque nc Sc trata de una casa nueva nj
desconoc!ta. s!no cue es la institution baa-
CARA mas antigua y mas fuerte en- SUI rama.
PoEque Ia Mayo's Money Exchange Is IA
hEica propietaria del gran Banco Mex;caro
tUninco-Tprated) con cUyo capital ) pro-
piedades le RESPONDER de 81 dinero o
mercancias-
PorGue Ia Mayo's Money Exchange, es
tarnb;en propietaria de G-audS Alnaccrrz
de mereancias en- Kansas City, No, LAREDO,
Texas. Los angeles. Cal Santa Ana, Cal.
etc. etc. con ID cual TAMBTEN le CARAN-
TIZAMO sus envios.
Porque IA Mayo's Money Exchange, tene
los p-ecios mas favorables para Ell ptbHeo.
; ei s~e-vieio mas rapido , mas SECURE.
Po-que IA Mayo's Money Exchange no CO.
bra NADIA extra por situac:ores, comi.io-
nes etc. pues los pre.ios suyos soa hhres
&c toda clase de eaS.os o comiSones y 8
DOR este. cue resulta MUCEo mas fa1o-
-abie a los ~ciientes.
Porqpe 10 hay que otvidar que muchas
veces 10 BARATO CUESTA CARO-" ,
machisinas personals que Sc crcyeron de
ofrecimientos alhagadorcs de personals o Ca
sas descohocidaS o POGO honorables, rc-dic-
ron hasta 81 ultimo ~ceatavo. 10 que NUNCA
LES EuBIERA PASADO 81 lutheran heeho
TODAS sus operaciones con "a
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-19

Cuando nec-site Iibros en- espano!
dirijase a Igracio E. Lozano. I1S N
Santa Rosa. Ave, San Antonio, Tex
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-05-23

| ben ninolte Gntelt6eo, %befoleoe Generi en- g(ge,,t at
tage Gare kpan Da1ts faa gfterlaoenitaber i2ogiet og
iamtioig iige Tolf, at ban bar 800 1 0nfelens Sus
og bragt til %Ssstalie1l for at %begrares. geogle fna Ben
lcr iprgcbe liot oper en- goo &au,erat, og lan bopoe
ben 8iitorie CIT Gr6e, On man it,tet baboe bert fro
ben blinoe Mano, antoJ man at bal bar flog npf
til at boloe fin Muno.
Maaueoer gify % Naltli1,e forblep i oe, ia,1tnrc
Gilltallo. Gcrela bar 9niorg for bc1oe % lepeoc
lueo bc,,oe inotil sen Gio, ga leg laa beroe i 5a1t
Wiopa'ui. Generi, JON life bapoe nogea falt goppL
iao lioet til 9ige1,. Sans Nnrpqrelie f%renfalote in.
gen pinligc grirorirger Dos benoc, men for BAN bar
Spnet al Niccelt ~l1taaleligt, tbi set minoeoe BAN OH,
alt set, ion, BON iaa gierne bil0e glenlme. Sun BAT
alorig ~fornpiet %SStalie1 % %le1gteoes paa fit lpis}e,
taageoe Maooe efter England. @lao be6 at fa BEN.
SC a%fpejel,, bapoe ban aibet fit Mi1loe til, at Sere1a
ifnlbe relic rneb berr6c til ENGLAND, OF 8irfeligbeoet1
folrt BON lretop til Guri11 pan bin minbeparbige gaa
for at orb1e beres Nfreiie. Macari, }o,n ertooa bdpbe
@rooerens 8lob paa fine 6p1oer, nnlaa bc,1oc paa
e1 Manoe lom iii, @ienoom> l%eoIogeoe ban1. San
bopoe ~unfbr11bt trangt inc paa Ge,1eri for at labe
BAN aifte ben6e, c11oog ion1 bur, mi bar, ia, bon bap.
Sc truet .nc6 at bortfsre ben6e mes Gn1o. San hap6e
inorct, at bun ifuloe tilbpre Bonn. 8l11, bl,febe 10
%i1lgcntirg Sporfpr fllnbe hal1 1aa life qifte fiji meh
bc,,oe2?
9aa flor Ell Slplgel, lom Generi ems bar laa
lapoe ban bog peget tilbage for bette t&a1 piloe eno.
% babe afbrltot at Gul1lfber1 mes Macari, men Sc
to MGn0 piolc %bl1al1oel1S 9elnmeligbeber OF goot
ill., at iclu Sen f~rpgteliglte 5orbrb6rlie f1a1oe ifiIlc
Sem as; berfor ienbtc ba, BnuIine til England, tbi
Ser par bnar fri for Macaris @!ierItrqbelier.
9ua fon nit Greri, bbis Matagelie bil0e pn1 Ell.
gang tage be16e bort fra bans 6p16er og aa,nera-
tens Sorfelgelier, men t~rigtignof paa min BefoIt,ing.
5oo fou set %ln6erliae sggteitu6 iltol1o, og en6og M
b1cp ian nco fit, Naoitano, at BOZ %44soleli1te fund igiet1
oa gieliioig aierligbeo fulroe opnoaes. lao babbe jeg
intet at Eeflage mig ODER.
>9ette er gereris 6ortGlling, on1euo life nteo hans
egre 0r6. Seq pioite III alt, bbao leg bebepcoe at
at pi6e. Set fo, 1lof pGre, at ban rnaleoe Zig bbioere.
e0 ban @irfeligbeoe1 bar, n1e1 ban opgob belle ser
11prte &iltore frit % 1toe1l Eil1agebobo % tiltro6s
for Sen sgffel6eo og Nfifp, lon ban inogap mig,
fpfte jog oog, at ban %fortalte oer rene 5an6beo.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-05-23

Husarbejde. Havde de bedste
Lager Eau Claire og de til
raadede mig en- Operation, men
Lydia 3. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound helbredede mig, saa
Jeg like beh@yde en- Operation,
og jeg fortaller allie mine Ven
lnder derom." Mrs. A. w.
Binzer, Black River Falls, Wis,
bet er netop en- E .faring som
Mrs. Binzer's der har gjort det-
te ber6mte Rod og Urtemiddel
I'll ct Ord ! Husholdet fra Hav
I'll HAY. Enhver Kvinde, som
llder at Inflammation, Saarhed,
Forkyldning, Ryg1idelser, Ner-
v6sitet, Uregelmassighed eller
the blues, b@r like hvile for
hun har pr@vet def, angaaende
speclelle Rad skriv til lydia
r. Pinkham's Medicine Co.
Lynn, Mass.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-05-23
Pris pr. Bind, 4oc.

Barr, Robert: En- livlig Dame.
- unge Lord Stranleigh.
Benneche, Olaf: Marie Louise
Reventlow.
Birmingham, Geo. A.: Span.ke
Dukater.
Bordeaux, Henry: Fadrenes
Jord.
chesterton, 6. K: Fader Brown
Doyle, A. Conan: Hunden fra
Baskerville.
Fletcher, ]. s.: Mysteriet !
Middle. Temple.
Flower, Newman: Den RIDE
HOST.
Glyn, Elinor: Hvad var Grunden
Hallon, Joseph: :Ghettoens Dron-
ming.
Hay, Ian: Lady Cars Egteskab
Kitchens, Robert: Spahien.
Kipling, Rudyard: I Dronnin-
gems K1ar.
Paa de store Banker.
Meadows, Alice Maud: Ut fra
Mprket.
|ohnet, George: Dgd over Bona
parte.
Jernverkseieren.
Parker, Gilbert: Den Fremmede
Seeliger, Eward Gerh.: Million
tyven Peter Voss.
Isidvick, cecily: Cynthias Even
tyr.
skovronnek, Rich: J@gerbatal-
jonen.
IStacpoo1e, II. de We're: De blod-
rode Azalear.
Stevenson, r. l.: Snappet op.
og Lord Osborne: Vrakets
Hemmelighet.
[Stratton-Porter: Lykkefjsren.
sudermann, Hermann: Den graa
Dame.
viller, Fredrik: Gamle Erik,
Diamant.
Warren, F1orenre: Lyset fra
pYerste Etage
White, Graham, & Harper, Har-
lry: Luftseilerens Skat.
ENogle az disse Boyer HAYES I'm
enkelte Fksemplarer.
G. RASMUSSEN co.
7acc-7aa So. Fourth
Minneapolis Minn.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-05-23
Biortenoe aopi,el.
aan INN erinbre?

Set nnr iii poatioe at c1n0e Dor Sa11tale. Sen
baboc paret lGnge 1of % e1oog laa lGnge, at ocA
tpfigc &aptajn mere erpo en- Gang baDoc figget iro
n1co ct Interchangeable Silt, lont ON ban piloe lige,
at Scr 9abeS Ell. laa0on Cling 1or1 at ober fri6e &c
@rrnler, TOM e,loog eli MtDnbigbeo font min bapoe.
Seq DaDoc i11tet 9life ON at forlGrge 5aantalen 1ne6
SorbrDoeret.
Seniigten 1ne0 min lan1e Gejie bar op1laaet, og
ieg bouoe facet alt set at pibe, ion, ieg %bebppeoe. Seq
tjclote min Eal11ines Siitorie, Torbrpoelien bar
aobcnlplt befie1bt, og Mon0ea bos mig boo6e fife
11ogc,1 %Sorbring paa min Sperbnrenbeo, met ielp ON
leg boboe babt Suit til at bi9lpe BAN, laa ejeoe jea
ingen Mi6ler til at gjpre set. @borfor iflloe jeg att
1oo bic Der %lengere? Seq tppe6e %olligepel for Ell
Gt116. Saffe,1 ON, at naar jeg ltoo op og %tilfie1oe-
CAB, at Mipoct bar tile,1oe, at bette pao en- Gang bill
Sc tilbagebri,ge 6ongen til set affpelige&ul, bporfra
jeg bapoe 6e1ltet bar1, Dor mig %aflfpelig, pialig. st.
bpert Mimlt, font leg flrn6e beboloe ban1 bos mig.
bar foit6art for Bonn. N16rig mere baI0e ban for1nne
til at ic eli gens eller 8efie,1ots @l11ligt. San bopoe
bolot op at tale og lao meo foroperbpiet &obe6, meo
9inenc ltibt bGfteoe paa @1lpet. 9uilfen lfi6oen,
fi66lps og boablps listing, iaa r%ebbruot, at man
fuapt bopeoe at femme >ba1n NOR. Seq iagttog bam
/ gausbe0.
@noelig talte ban.
Sean Sc life fi,lSe 11oge,1 l1noifploning for mig,
Scr. Sougban?"
"gseii," Iagoe jeg, "oer ipnes at oare 1ioe1 Borifiel
poa Gent % Deres &omerater."
SON rejite Zig %0g6strGt.
"Ge tror, at Natlne bill %gienriltoe fin. 5l,116beo 2"
ipurgtc bo11.
Seq tel1fer, set bill iige, ieg haaber at fi1be be1t-
81 11nltet pel peo mini GtlbogefomIt t."
"8i[ 9e 90 fort9lle ben6e, bboroan De fanot mig,
set fa1 n'aoife gjjpre be110e 1Dffeligere at bioe at a1t-
tons Dp6 inoirefte bar bragt mig | oc1te Silta1o."
Seq b6jeoe mig til Gegtt paa, at leg ffl1loe ltofgrc
loe1ne llbpggeltge &o11nisiion.
Seq 1naa gaa tlbage mi, !" iagbe BON n1eo e1 &1tl-
0egp1en og brog fine trptte 2en1r1er be1tino6 Dere1t:
Srp6s bans mango Sp116er flnnbe jeg 0ng iffe
la6e bette %elenbige Gn1e1 goa bDrf ira mig 16et ct
goot Orb.
Scent ct giebltf,@ iagoe jeg. "5ig mig, ct Ser
rogel1ting, ION leg Tan 5gigre for at gidre Ceres aip
Iettere?"
@a1l in1ilebe Ipagt.
1De ffm1 gibe mig sNenge tic ret mango, ieg
fa11s 90 fipbe mia Sc ffoa @5ooer, Tom Set CT tilla6f Ell
Sanoe at ffaa.1
Seq gap BAN aofrige Nopirpenge, iont bon
iifiiltlte etlte0s paa fit &erion.
SSH De babe mere e. ipa1rgte jg
Snt rbiteoe paa Sobebet
Seq er bonge for, at ielD Dem, leg bar faaet, BIT
blipe itiaalet fra mig, fgrer6 ieg tai, foo brltgtt BEN. "
"Dse1 CT ser 80 ineen- Maooe Of %operlobe 9gergene
til nogen for Ceres 8rlt5?n
"De fa11 10 gipe s1ogle til aaptoinelt. Oct fa1l
bore, at bat ct 1aa go6Diertet o. prlig, at Inn giber
mig Ell Del Of benz. Ween ielp bette er tpipliomtt.n
Seq lobeoe at eiipre set % biiooflte, at Ielo on Ba,
fit BEN eIler q, i'd ifaIoe leg bog file mig @IIeittere,
beo 8ebioiifleoen ON At babe giiort bpao ieg f,noe,s
for bum. s
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-05-23

ste mig fra en-
Operation kan
jeg like rose
Oct nok. Jeg led
at organiske Ii
delser og min
Side smertede
jeg nappe
kunde vare op-
pc at Sengen:
al ude af Stand
FL NJ niRro -s%
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-05-23
Denne kvinde und
|gik en- Operation.
We'd at tage Lydia =. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound, en- af de
Tusinder lignende Iilfalde.

Black River Falls, Wis.-sSiden
Lydia 2. Pinkham's Vegetable
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-05-23
"udvalg af
verdensIiteraturen."

Ale Boyer er af samme Formasx
4Rx6A', elegant indbundne
med Titelen trykt Guild.
The daily morning oasis., 1919-06-07
ToLate to Classified

FURNISHED ROOM TO LET
218 Elm Street. 6:7-3t. pd
The daily morning oasis., 1919-06-07
THE 10TH CAVALRY.
and 18TH INFAN-
TRY EAGLE
Collection of Interesting
Items About Soldiers Sta
toned at NOga.es and
Their Families

There is nothing so kindly as
kindness nothing so royal as truth.
On the target range yesterday
Sergeant Wynn misunderstood a
command, and as the target came up
for practice run he blazed away.
"Who is that firing?" inquired the
major.
"Oh! Lord!" exclaimed the SER
genat.
i George Griffin of L Company, who
has been at the base hospital, i'll, is
improved sufficiently to return to
quarters.
Joseph Porter, who was shot ac-
cidently while away on furlough, is
in the base hospital at Fort Leaven-
worth, Kansas.
Mr.. Gilmer Kuyper of Fort Nc
Arthur, Texas, is here to assist in
secretary work at the "Y".
Friday M. c. Herndon of Supply
Company, left for Tucson, where he
will visit his wife few days.
Cook Waddy of K Company, was
furloughed on reserve this week. He
expects to visit his home in West
Virginia.
This week John Carter left for Los
Angeles, where he will visit friends.
Gurney Huffman, at the base
hospital, is much improved and able
to be out again.
Corporals Murray and Dewitt were
among the men who returned from
detached service at Ajo this week.
Private John Deas will leave short
ly on thirty day furlough to visit
his parents and friends in New York.
Quite a number of men in Com
pany E, 25th Infantry, have decided
to accept an offer of tive Ger 10"
mile transportation, a bonus Of $50,
and in the mean time short period
of three years.
Today Privates Archie Smith and
Arthur Warren came into camp from
Ajo, where they have been three
months on detached service.
The daily morning oasis., 1919-06-07

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Is PERSONAL ITEMS .aSs Ms
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The daily morning oasis., 1919-06-07

A word to the wise: Save vour
eyes. ARIZONA Optical Co. 6-15.tf
The daily morning oasis., 1919-06-07

Mrs. George Beebe is in from FL
gin.
Today Mr.. Arnuflo Cardenas, pre,si-
dente of Nogales, Sonora, will go to
Hermosillo on business.
Facetiousness in cold type is not
near so funny as with the spoken
word.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. 3. Hoard Of
Frenso, California, are visiting Mrs.
Land Sprinkle.
We grind any lens. Arizona 0pti:
cal Co. 5-15-tf
Mr.. Norman Vincent, representing
W. R. Grace and Co., returned from
San Francisco.
Mr.. Fred Afford is up from the
camp of the Sonora Consolidated
Copper Company, near Noria.
Eyes examined. glasses fitted right:
Arizona Optical Co. 5-15-tf
Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Meaker ar
rived from Los Mochis Wednesday
evening, and will remain at Nogales
through the heated tenn in Sinaloa.
Mr.. Harry w. Lawton, general
traffic manager Of the Southern
Pacific of Mexico, was at Noglales
yesterday.
"Whiz," the new ref1ectors polish
s Just the thing for auto headlights.
Makes them just like new, and more
brilliant. Roy & ITitcomb are agents.
See advertisement in another column.
Mr.. Nick Polyhrone has returned
from Cananea, where he managed
the Cananea Theatre. He will be
identified with the Noga1es and Royal
Theatres in Nogales.
Yesterday Misses Pearl and M2bel
Marleau, teachers in the Nogales
public schools, departed for Los
Angeles, where they will pas the
vacation visiting their mother.
Glasses wrong, See Arizona Op'icHl
Co. 5-1%tf
Work has comm enced on the street
floor of the Hotel Evans building toa
lido LOBBY. for that popular
hostelry. To do it Ell Paso store
will be remodlled, making the pre-
misses narrower and giving larg4
space over to the hotel lobby.
THE OASIS is in receipt of copy
of the manifesto of General Obregon
announcing his candidacy for the
presidency of the republic of Mex
leo. 1t is a very able and com
comprehensive document, and mark
ed addition to the state papers cf
Mexico.
A word to the wise: Save vOur
eyes. Arizona Optical Co. 6-15.tt
The daily morning oasis., 1919-06-07

Yesterday afternoon at 1870 boy weighing 8 pounds Both
o'clock Robert Lee, wife Of the mother and child reported as
Congratulations
Superior Court presented her hus host of friends being transmit
band with uty snograph ted to the Lee household
The daily morning oasis., 1919-06-07

WANTED-In Ready to
Wear Department BY lady. Com
petent filter, or in charge of altera-
ton department. Phone Mrs, Wild
mer, Bowman Hotel. 6:7-2t chg.
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aifled ntvoftisemeuts.
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BLAKE oRUo CO..
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BLUFF DRUG STORE,
si4 Leopard 81.
BLAlzE PHARMACY.
Robstown, Tekaa.
JAMES VANDiVER. Alice.
BRUNO RIOS, sac ni.a..
EecLEFOhr CONFECTIONERY
- Bro~naviilc.
III ALCONEt San Benito.
DONNA HOTEL, Donna
MERCEDES DRUG CO.,
CITY DRUG STORE. San Juse
KAHN CONS ECTiONeRY,
HARLiNcEN DRUG CO.
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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1919-06-17

too. boys. sailing high over the wGil
and rulning q potted plant IN soue
good voteless citizens garden y
was Mikes second In the same place,
the hrst coming In September. 1911.
As to the game. Il was = close
night for i've frames. The Tieers
could do little or nothing with Moxie
Harper, with the GFiRs doing less
with BoIand. But in the sixth. with
two down. Cobb scratched . slngie
through the box, stole second AID
third. and scored on Bobby Veaeh's
real hit to left.
And in the eighth, with one gone.
Young singled TO center and Ellison
to left before Cobb's double to left
brought them both over. That made
the total three, where Il stayed.
Boland was almost invfncible, let
ting down his foes with but two
blows. one being Menosky's drive over
the right-field barrier.
Today bouquets of roses viii be
presented to Messrs. Shanks. Grover.
Milan, and Murphy for falling to boot
any yesterday IN a full nins-inning
game.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1919-06-17
LEONARD DEFEATS DUNDEE
IN SIX RED-H0T SESSIONS

PHILADELPHIA. June 17..Benny
Leonard. lightweight champion Of the
world. by a Garrison finish in the
sixth round had a shade the better OF
Johnny Dundee in the open-air show
A. the Phillies' ball park last night. II
was a wonderful fight from start to
finish.
The Italian champion set pace In
almost every round that at times
nearly carried Leonard OF his feet.
However, IL was Leonard's splendid
EeneralShip and more direct punching
that finally landed him the winner.
Dundee showed all the speed in the
world. He was in and out all the
time. He had Leonard worried sew
eraI times, but the champion Kept
punching away in that cool and direct
manner Of his, and when he landed he
landed hard.
Both men looked Mt for the night.
They both held a pace for six rounds
that only flrst-class athletes can main
tain.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1919-06-17
WILL
APPEAR ON ALLEYS

Hyattsville bowlers will make their
appearance tonight in the big inter-
city tournament being staged at the
Recreation Bowling Academy They
are the Arcades and the Royals.
That they will meet stiff competition.
however, is shown by the entrance of
the ex-Palace team and the Ingle-
sides. Here is tonight's schedule:
TEAMS, O'CLOCK.
Arcade of Hyattsville, Royals OF
Hyattsville, Inglesides, Ex-Palsce,
Center Market Business Men, Gaitn-
ersburg, Olives, Mid-City.
DOUBLES 1915 O'CLOCK.
William Bohannon and G.. Carroll,
Valet Muir and c. Acton! W. Reeley
and H. F. Crawley, A. S. Lucas and
J. Murphy, Dick Fookes and Baby"
King, H. Campbell and H. Schmidt.
7. McNichol and Arthur Urban. Gearge
Mack and Harry Hollidge.
SINGLES 11:15 O'CLOCK.
DR.. Charles l. Smith, o. A. Pratt.
George Carroll, William Bohannon, A.
s. Lucas, A. J. o'NeiL H. F. Crawley,
w. Reeley.
SINGLES 11:45 O'CLOCK.
Lefty Woodee. Sam BIummen-
thai, George Lowry. ]. Frech, d. W.
Barclay, Steve J. Nichols, Edgar W.
Kraus, S. w. Woolfsheimer, jr.
The Center Market Cafe FIVE have
run up a total of 1915 for other teams
to shoot at during the tourney.
Joseph Phillips Company was second
with a total OF 1.620, with the Masons
but one pin behind.
c. F. and c. H. Croft hung up the
high totals for the doubles last night
with 663 pins spilled.
]. A. Holloran's $50 gave him lead
ership in the singles. He had 122,
107 and 122.
Litzau, lead-off man for the Ma
sonic FIVE, established the high single
for the night with a total of 152 pins.