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The Washington times., 1919-12-21
MUSICIANS COMING HERE.

The Department of Labor. in its
newly-issucd Immi grafton Services
Bulletin. notes that in the year which
ended on June 90, 1919. there arrived
In the United States from European
countries 255 professional musicians
and siKty-one teachers of music, vocal
and instrumental.
Included under the head OF pro
fessional musicians" are singers,
leaders, directors, and performers on
musical instruments as means OF
livelihood"
In the year which ended on June
-, 1918, the total number of profess
sional musicians emisrating to the
United States is given By the depart
ment ~ 100.
The Washington times., 1919-12-21
MUSIC PROGRAM
DECEMBER.

81, Sunday evening-Arts Club:
Recital by Mrs. Helen Corbin
Heinl. pianist, and Henry Pur-
cell Veazie, baritone, of New
York. ,
%, Monday-"H. NJ. s. Pins
fore" Gilbert and Sullivan. by
Peoples National Opera Society,
Central High School Auditorium.
"a, Wednesday evening-Christ-
mas carol program, in the streets
of the city, organized by Com
munity Service, Inc, Hollis Edi-
son Davenny, director.
%. Monday, Motet Choral So
ciety, Handels "The Messiah"
at Central High School Audito-
rum.
JANUARY.
5, Monday-Fine Arts recital
at Central High School: "Gypsy
Music in Costume" by Ruano
Bogislav, soprano, with Talanoff
at the piano. ...-.. .
s, Tuesday-Boston Symphony
Orchestra, National Theater.
8, Thursday-Third of Thurs
day Evening Musicales, Masonic
Auditorium.
9, Friday-New York Philhar-
monic Orchestra, under Josef
Stransky; fourth of the Ten Star
Series; National.
Is, Observation-Disclosures Or
chestra, National.
Is, Thursday-Jascha Heifetz,
violin recital, Artists Course,
National. ... -....,t
The Washington times., 1919-12-21
BAND CONCERT

TOMORROW AT ESQ p. NJ. AT THE
MARINE BARRACKS BY THE I. :.
MARINE BAND ORCHESTRA.
WILLIAM II. SANTEI.MANN. Leader.
March, New York IIippodrome"
SOuSa
oyerturc Grown Diamonds. Aubcr
IntermeZzo "A Ball Scene" .Nicode
(a) 'Serenade" Op. s, No. 3
Rachman ninOf
fb) prelude" .......... RaChma ninuf
Poen symphonic, Sounds of III"
spheres ......... Hallen
yaJse de Concert" Simplicius" Strauss
roIonsise in Alb Ma jor. Chopin
Marines Hymn. The Halls OF
Montezuma"
The star Spsngled Banner"
The Washington times., 1919-12-21
..t and
Player-Pianos

You must hurry in at
once to secure these bar
gains, for they will be
sold out quickly in this
last Xmas rush.
We mention only a few
of the many splendid
Pianos and Player-Pianos
we are offering at genuine
bargain prices. Come over
Southeast and save at
least 800 on your Xmas
piano.
The Washington times., 1919-12-21
czEcH0-SlOVAK SONGS.

A British student of matters musi-
cal estimates that there has already
been collected at least l00, 600 Cxecho-
come.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-17

singled. Carter taking third Ander-
son famed Tate sacrificed, Campbell
70 Raymond. McArdle taking second.
kortum drew a pass Bieloper then
dumped two-bagger into left. scor-
ing Carter and McArdle. Bayless flied
to Battle. After Raymond had died on
weak one to McArdle. Williams sin
gled- Gilchrist hit to Kortum. who
threw to McArdle, but Williams was
safe Stun drew a pass. On Battles
tap to McArdle, Williams scored, but
Lewis died, McArdle to Gober. Our
boys came right back by adding two
more in this inning
McArdie flied out to Stull. but An
derson was safe on an infieId tap to
deep short Tate doubled 70 left. An
derson taking third. On KOrtum's tap
TO Stuu, Anderson was thrown out
trying TO score With two men on
base, Bieloper came through with a
triple to left. scoring Tate and Kor-
tum- This ended the scoring for both
teams. The score.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-17

A IL obstacles TO a successful run Of
n the first annual season Of the
Church Baseball league have been re-
moved with the adoption OF a schedule
and bylaws. and teams are now meet
ing regularly four times each week in
the high school stadium As the
league at present consists Of seven
teams and one more club Is expected
10 join, open dates were left in the
schedule for the eighth club. The
league has been allowed the use Of the
Stadium on Monday. Tuesday. Thurs
DAY and Friday evenings Of each week
by Prof A. H Hughey. and other
teams desiring 10 use the stadium are
requested to call up Mr.. Hughey and
arrange for dates for their games. in
order that there viii be no conflict Of
meetings.
Interest Is Encouraging.
Officials OF the league are much en-
Outraged at the interest shown during
the past three weeks and the games
have been started promptly as per
schedule at $50 o'clock. As they are
OF but seven innings duration. the
contests are over well before the sun
goes down and the players are availed
Of the opportunity Of getting whole
this being the principal purpose. OF
the league when It was organized
Rules Of the league setting forth
what is expected of each team man
ager and player follow:
. Every player shall have attended
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-17

one Of the two Sundays previous to
the first game in which he plays q
church or Sunday school
After the opening game or the first
game in which he plays, each player
must attend two of the four Sundays
previous TO the days of the game in
which he plays.
] Soldiers viii be permitted to plav
[ in the league. providing they were
/ mem bsrs or attendants OF that church
Z they are TO represent previous to their
entering the army or time previous
70 the organization OF the league or
I members AZ present
Must Be Registered.
All players must be properly regis
/ tered on the forms furnished by the
secretary and each attendance must
be signed for by the pastor. Sunday
school superintendent or a responsible
church officer. After registration
with a team. player positively can
not play with any other team in the
league until released by the board Of
managers
Each captain and manager shall
have his men properly signed on the
regular forms before the opening OF
the game and these forms must be in
spected by the opposing captain or
manager on the grounds before the
game is called by the umpire
VIII Furnish Balls.
Each captain or manager shall fur
nish one regulation ball for each game
and the condition of this ball must be
passed upon by the umpire as salts
factory
Scorers and umpires shall be Sc
lected and agreed upon by the two
captains or managers previous TO the
game.
All games shall be OF seven innings /
duration unless a special number of I
innings shall be agreed upon by the /
captains and umpires. All games shall /
be called at $3.50 p m sharp
Each team shall post with the sec I
rotary treasurer a fee of 81 as a guar /
antee that the team Will finish the /
schedule. In the event Of a team for
feiting more than two games. this fee /
shall be forfeited to the league.
Every player is urged to cooperate
with his captain and manager as well |
as the officials of the league in OBJ
serving all OF the above rules and
regulations in the interests of Or-
ganized church baseball in e. Paso.
The schedule follows:
Thursday. July Il, First Baptist and
Friday, July IS, Trinity and First
Monday, July q. Asbury and Trim
Tuesday. July %. Cathedral and
ThuTsday. July "a. Mt. Sinai and
Friday. July Is. First Methodist and
Monday. July Is. Asbury and First
Baptist
Tuesday, July %. Cathedral and
Trinity
Thursday. July 81. Mt Sinai and
First Christian.
Friday. August 1. First Methodist
and (open date)-
Monday, August /. Asbury and Copen
tuesday, August 5. Cathedral and
First Christian
Thursday. August :. Mt Sinai and
Trinity.
Friday. August 5. First Methodist
Ind First Baptist
Monday. August II, Cathedral and
Tuesday. August y. Asbury and
First Christian
Thursday, August II Mt Sinai and
first Baptist
Friday. August Is. First Methodist
md Trinity.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-17

wild peg to second continued on home.
In the same inning. Tate tripled to
LETT. and scored on Bieloper's hit TO
left
Chapman muffed McArdle's ground
er in the fifth. and scored later on
Gober's triple TO left center. Gober
later scored on Wilfley's single 10 left
Stuu started further trouble in the
sixth when Bieloper tried to get his
grounder. Gober later threw him out
on Battles tap Battle stole second.
and scored on Lewis's hit TO right.
Bleloper was safe on a fluke hit to
Rhodes, but was out when Kortum hit
TO Chapman Bayless doubled TO Bat
F1n nd
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-17
WIII PLAY MD GAMEs.

Friday afternoon the Seventh cav
airy 7. II. c. A. baseball team viii
have a busy time. The cavalrymen
are scheduled to clash with the city
Fireman team at o'clock in the High
school stadium and two hours later
viii battle the Police department club
in the same place. Both games will be
started early N order TO get through
before the regularly scheduled Church
league contests Inasmuch as re-
turn game is being talked OF between
the Police and Fire teams. the Friday
schedule should give the fans an ex-
cellent idea Of the respective abilty
OF the clubs.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-17
Many Players In
Tennis Tourney

Chicago. III. July livery tennis
player in the running in the ninth an
nual national championship tourna-
ment on clay courts, will get into &C
ton this afternoon. A fun program
is scheduled, with mems singles in the
sixth round. and the winners TO quail
ify for the semifinals. mems doubles
in advanced rounds. women's singles
players competing n early round
eliminations. and women's and mixed
doubles contests 10 begin.
The sixth round matches in mems
singles today will qualify the players
who viii meet Friday in the semi
finals. The pairings are:
William T Tilden, jr, Philadelphia,
vs.. Axel Craven. Berkeley. Cal; Rob
ert G. Kinsey. San Francisco, VS.. Wal
ter X. Wesbrook. Detroit: William ".
Johnston. San Francisco, VS.. L. Harry
Waidner. Winnetka. Ill; Walter T.
HAYES. Chicago. VS.. Vincent Richards,
Ionkers, y. I
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-17
REDS AND Guns OFF.

The Cincinnati Reds and Chicago
Cubs have discovered that they viii
have three off days in August and
are arranging an exhibition tour. The1
expect to play games in Hamilton
Toronto and Buffalo. In the mean
time. president HeydIer f. making
every effort to stop exhibition gamei
between clubs OF his league
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-17

on balls. of Whitley. 1: off washinEtoa.
/. off Banks. L Struekout. BY Whitley. a.
by washington. g. BY Banks. 2 Left On
bases. 2fth Infantry. 2. Fort Bayart. 5.
Double plays Chapman to Stun TO Ray
uond: Brumbaugh to Mesrdle- Passed haIi
Campbell Hit BY pitcher. BY whitley (Bat-
tel Stolen bases. Battle. Banks. Gobsrs
Brumbaugh. Sacrifice hit Kortun-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-17


Gath Infantry .....-.--.-. 600 90 000-l
Fort Bayard .--.---.---...00 3 020 Oox-4
Summary: Two base hits. Bieloper. Tate
Three base hit. Bieloper. Bases on balls,
off Campbell. ,. Struckout. by Anderson.
3. by Campbell. /; by Washington. J. Left
on bases, 2sth Infantry. 4: Fort Bayard. 4.
Double plays. Kortum TO Gober; Raymond
to Washington: Stull 10 Raymond Wild
pitches, Anderson, 1; Campbell. 2 Hit by
pitcher. by Campbell tBrumbaugh)- stolen
bases, Bayless Anderson Sacrifice hit
Tate.
Second Game
Ten errors contributed largely in
the scoring column during Sunday S
game. Except for the first inning. our
boys had quite a struggle, even
though the gath Infantry used three
pitchers. Whitley had everything on
the ball and pitched masterful game.
tanning "A men
BieIoper Starts Again.
Bieloper started the fireworks with
a neat single, and on kortum's sacri-
flee. advanced TO second. He scored
later on Bayless's triple to center.
McArdle hit a long one to Lewis. and
when he muffed the ball. Bieloper
scored. McArdle taking second Stull
butter-fingered Gober's TAP. McArdle
taking third. Washington then
muffed Wilfley's grounder. Gober go
ing TO second on Rhodes's error.
Brumbaugh hit to Washington and
Whitley was out. Washington TO Stull-
Brumbaugh then stole second. but
Carter ended the catastrophe. Stull to
Raymond
Battle started the fourth by being
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-17
Fl. BAYARD CLUB
24TH
"Little George" Washing
ton Drops Game to the
Hospital Nine.

Fort Bayard, n. NJ. July I7.-Invad-
ing teams continue to find the Fort
Bayard baseball team unbeatable on
the home grounds. The gath Infantry
journeyed up to the post for a two
game series last Saturday and Sun
day. and Anderson and Whitley turned
them back by the scores 4 to 1 and
to 3. The first game was close. re-
plete with good fielding. but Happy
Bieloper came through with the neces-
sary hits to sew up the game The
gath went TO pieces in the first in
ming Of Sundays game. making seven
errors, making four in the first in
ming Five OF Fort Bayard's runs were
the result OF errors
Holds Them Safely.
In Saturdays game. Anderson al
lowed only two men to get beyond
second Fort Bayard was the first to
score in the third inning. Carter start
ed off by getting a pass. McArdle
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-17
YANKS DROP ONE
To THE BROWNS
Sliding New York Team
Edges Down in Column
When Game Is Lost.

St Louis. No.. July 17.-shocksr was
inTineible while St Louis hit the offer
ings OF shawkey hard and timely and
shut out New York Wednesday.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-17
TIGERS TAKE ONE.

Detroit, Mich, July 17.-Phiis deiphia
forced Detroit TO go Il innings Wednesday
10 gain a victory. Pinch hitters started
a rally for the visitors in the ninth that
tied the score and from then on the game
was pitchers battle between Ehmlze and
Perry. who relieved johnson
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-17
FIFTH CAVALRY
SHOW TONIGHT
Lieut.. Milana Arranges At
tractive Card; Merrick
Taken Suddenly III.

Fifth cavalry nit fans are zntici-
pating an exceptional evening OF ifs
tic entertainment tonight when a card
Of attractive and well matched bouts
viii be staged in tie arena back Of
the headquarters building under the
direction Of Lieut.. Frank lIilana, box
ing Instructor Of the regiment. Mer-
rick. the fast little Fifth cavalryman
who was billed 10 90 on in the head
liner with Garrett Of the aviation
corps. was taken suddenly i'll We'd
nesday and is now in the base hos
pitaL His place viii be taken by
Lutien OF the Fifth regiment and
whom Lieut. Milana declares can more
than hold up the fighting honors OF
the organization
Is Fast Boy.
THE fans VIII be surprised when
they see Lutien in action, as he is one
the organization he said. There are
many who would like TO see Merriclz
in action and the little fellow will ap-
pear on the next card"
XounE Thomas. the fast 15s FOUNDER
lof the Seventh. viii meet Bower. Of
the SIND artillery. in one OF the six
round preliminaries. This should be
a snappy fast bout
Murray and Sharp.
Murray, Of the aviation corps, and
Sharp. Of the SIND artillery. will step
six fast rounds That IS provided that
one does not slip over the sleep val
Top before the final bell.
Williams, Of the Fifth cavalry, and
Moore. Of the Seventh regiment. viii
meet in the final ARRAY of the even
ing This bout was arranged between
the Two men after special efforts BY
Lieut.. Milana and much interest will
be taken in the work Of the two men
The bouts will start promptly at
s-l5 o'clock. The Fifth cavalry band
wiz be in attendance and render sew
eral musical numbers during the even
ing.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-17
xBatted for NcAvoy in seventh
xBatted for Johnson in ninth
-~Ror for Kinney in ninth
Totals ..-------- 10
So. H. .na.nnE

Philsdelphia. -. 200 Oo1 oof 600 o.
Detroit ...-.... 900 o03 oi0 600 01--5
Two base hits, Walker. Shorten. Burns.
Cobb, Witt. Veach- Three base hit. Thomas.
stolen bases, Walker. Strunk, Veach. He'll
man, 3. Sacrifice hit. Witt. Heilman Bush
Double play, Dugan, Witt. Burns Burns.
Dugan, Burns; Witt, Dugan. Burns; Young
Bush, Holman; Walker. DuEan- Base on
balls, johnson, 6; Ehmke, 4. Innings
pitched. johnson s. Struckout. by Perry,
?; Ehmke. l.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-17
CHURCH LEAGIJERS ADOPT RULES
AND FORM 4 REGULAR SCHEDULE

Games VIII Be Played on Monday, Tuesday, Thursday
and Friday Evenings Of Each Week, Permission Hav-
ing Been Given by Prof. A. H. Hughey Soldier
Players VIII Be Allowed On the Different Teams.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-17

Cleveland. O., July 17-CIeveland won
its eighth game OF the season from Bos-
ton Wednesday It was pitcher AIyers's
first victory for Cleveland.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-17
SFNATORS RFeT CoV

Chicago. Ill, July IT-EriclCson bs1s
chicago to four scattered hits while Wash
ington hatted Lowdermilk and Danforth
freely Wednesday.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-17

Two base hits, Sisler. SEVERED. Tb-ss
base hit. Smith Sacrifice hit. Shawkey,
Williams Double play. SEVERED. Gerber:
Bodie, Hannah; Pratt. Peckinpauzh. Pipp.
Base on balls, Shawkey. 4; shocker. I.
Struekout BY Shawley. ,; shocker. s.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-17

Summary; Two base hit. Bayless- Three
base hit. Rhodes. BayIess. Gober (2)- Bases
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-17
Par Value of Shares 800

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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-24
R De RELIGION.

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oBRAs DE UTILIDAD PRACTICA

ArtS Grf:cz-F6-nuLaS = proccdI-
ruientos para t!pografia- C~rah2dos'
Encplla, etc. 'Su''S
Arte de guitar las rnanchas IN toda
Cu!rivo de Hortali=aS--AceE2. aio. beta
o-l. ceool2. colLtior, nabo, pepIno, etc .SA-sS
Eeacntcs &c Mecanica- FCe-z2- now
nienlo. rcsis,suc:as. maQ1inas SinpEes,
-quilioric. delSidac. etc. .-..-....----- oOc
e Meico de las F2miiG.-Aanaa teOrl-
co practice de Medicine, a. 2i-ance &c
toGoS. Tn tomo tea SD
e Lbro de las AaGrcS.-oara nuy It'll.
por los conocIlnierunS Que 2rocuEa i Las
madIes de faCilia PS=a cGnPlIr 81 au-
Srsta mission de forDar : eG2car q les
hijc5 e0c
Guis Complete del Amansadoz de Cabailos
3 del Pieado- S4"29
La Medicine C2ScrA-T-atam!eutes seaei-
los ) fS-l~s rsra conab2.r toda clasc de
Intermediates y accideates .....-.....- c2e
La Ye-tadc-a Cicncia &c CCrar. tn
:amierJo naturs:a noderno : modo
de conoccv las eafszncdadcs por "a
expression &c! -cstro. Tn tome tc2 SicO
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Ge-t.-Ca yo,umen tsia ...-..-.......SLt2
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Nil QuinlcnIos Secretos del HoGar.-Coiec-
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giBLIOTECA PARA NlNOS-
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Nj Prurera Lectura
EoraS EIcrS-
81 Mundo Animal para NihoA
f A1aSSuIto-
Escuela Gs AniGaieS
Avenrl-as de ARimalcs.
Los Ni5es de otrcs P2iSN
e Li5ro &c. Meme
NIaos Buenos y NIncs Aalos-
Cuentos para Mines.
81 Pals de las MS-zviias-
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Episodes y Ayearc-Gs.
Iece.ras de Historic SaEraoA-
Episodes &c "a HiStori1 SaSTa1ss
N.-~aciores Ex-IrsorIlnEriaS-
Tardes de Otono.
q Murdo de los NihoS-
Las Tahrlaciones de Aetsrstn
Lee6re-CVcrtcs morales
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EIemcncos &c Algebra, ro- 9. Prof. 9.
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Manual Complete de UrbSalcat. FoT Care
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Primer L:b-o &c acknowledgements
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