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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-16
HERMAN-WFLDE
BOUT IS NEXT
Bridgeport Promoter Plans
Contest Between Two
Champions.

New York. Dec 16.-Joe Mulvihill
and his friends in Bridgeport, Conn,
are organizing an athletic club and
expect to stage some OF the leading
lights OF the boxing world within a
short time. The promoters expect to
have the club in operation in time for
the proposed Herman-Wilde fight
there next Independence day. Joe
Mulvihiu already has sam Goldman's
signed agreement to bring Herman TO
Bridgeport on that day 70 oppose any
bantamWeight Mulvihin may name.
Wilde's appearance is at present
doubtful
His American manager, Dryer. has
siEnified his Willingness to allow
Wilde to fight Herman, but the little
EnElishman is bound by a London pro-
moter. Cochran, not 70 fight Herman.
except at Olympia hall in London
Lightweight Battle.
In the event that this permission IS
not forthcoming, the club intends to
after a Leonard-Tendler light
sht championship bout for the
me date
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-16
CARPENTER IS
WORTHY MAN
F0RJAGK
French Champion Proves
His Right to Meet the
Titleholder.
Is THE BEST OF
ALL OVERSEE MEN

NEW YORK, Dec 1s.-Georges Car
IN pentier's stock as a heavyweight
battIer Of class has risen slyward
since he natened Joe Beckett in 50
seconds
The shifty Frenchman proved be-
yond the shadow Of a doubt that he
IS a long, long way from the
pugilistic boneyard. and he deserves
the praises that are bling showered
was the weakest.
His victory was popular because he
was the under dog. he was OUT
weighed by Be 'kett and went into
the ring q second choice in the bet
ting. Then. before a minute OF the
first round had passed, BE delivered
the punch that put the Briton down
and cut and kept Georges down as
heavvweighc champion OF Europe
nfselv balanced on his brow
This battle, however sensn-
diounl though Il was did not fur
nish anything that looked like \
test for the Frenehman- Beckett
might just rs ell have been Oc-
cupyinE n seat nj the rinEsfde for
all the opposition he furnished.
Georges, therefore, cannot be hailed
as a world beater, and so far as the
al LAHlAE IAN - E4AAaA aA4A AAa
stands Just about where he did be-
fore. The fact that ~ proved that
he IS not in the has been class is q
source Of satisfaction TO the bugs on
this side OF the water The public
can now feel reasonably sure that
Jack Dempsey viii meet q worthy op-
ponent in the Frenchman, regardless
OF whether OF not h sizes up as an
opponent Of dangerous capabuity.
Ls Poor Successor.
Joe Beaketts Showing against the
French idol ldicates that England
must look long and hard for a worthy
successor to Jem Mace. Beckett was
the best Of the British heavyweight
lot he won his right to the British
title by knocking out Frank Goddard,
an even slower pugilist than himself,
whereas he proved as putty IN the
hands Of the fast moving, hard hit
ting Frenchman-
When Carpenter Ultimately
faces Jack Dempsey he viii come
in contact with q FeritnbIe VFhirl-
wind Of action embodied in n
fighter who is taller and heavier.
Carpenter may be better boxer
than Dempsey as some contend.
He may have more science Yet
the fact remains that Dempsey
has never been marked up by any
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-16
Automobile Racing Not Profitable,
Says Barney OLdfeLd; Has Quit The
Gan1eAndMowH Has His Olgn Business

I DARNET OLDFIELD, worlds cham
II pion automobile racing driver.
retired, does not think that the game
Is profitable any more.
He arrived in FL Paso Tuesday
morning from the east accompanied
by Mrs. oldfield, and after remaining
here for about "a hours on business
connected with his tire factory he
VIII leave tomorrow morning for Los
Angeles. The big fellow who adsspite
his retirement from the racing pas
time is recognized as the greatest Of
his class, was met at the union station
by q number Of friends and s neing
entertained during his stay In this
city. He viii be asked 10 speak 70
the members Of the KiWanis club at
the weekly luncheon Of the club to
morrow on automobile conditions
throughout the country
Has Been Here Before
This is not the first visit OF Mr.
Oldfield 10 Fl Paso as he has given
exhibitions here previously auc one
Of the first things he did after Eis
arrival was to ask about several o.
his friends in this city.
BE gave one exhibition In 1909
on the circular track ut washing
ton park and later In 1919 while
touring the country with De
Lloyd Thompson he raced an air
plane on the same track. The last
race Of the premier driver oe-
Cured about year and
half aEo ut Kansas City when he
bested Ray Lumpkin- lie d0rH
not intend to 20 back into active
racing and when asked u he cen
sidered the game worth the risk
he said that he did not.
Is Not Popular.
Racing is not as popular as it once
was and now believe that IL is IN
derEoing a decline" he asserted
Three years ago it reached Ms apex
when big speedWays were constructed
in New York, Chicago, Indianapolis,
Angeles and other cities, but not a
one Of these has paid for itself except
at Indianapolis where they received
much better start than in the other
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-16

Of his opponents and his style Of
attack Is 50 terrific that science
on Carpenters part will very
himself against the rushing
whiriWind from Salt Lake.
Can Carpenter stand the fast pace
that Dempsey viii setl After four
years OF inaction In the ring Il
stands 10 reason that Georges IS not
as good as he was before the war.
yet how far he can 90 Is still a ques-
ton IN doubt His fight with Beckett
proved nothing along this line.
Dempsey, though essentially q
fighter. Is no SLOUGH for cleverness
His defence is strong, and in putting
Il into effect he does e give ground.
Neither does he lose his balance for
attack. His weaving, rushing style
VIII he something altogether new TO
Carpenter. II is, in fact. new to
heavyw eight boxing for there has
never been a heavyweight champion
whose style has matched Dempsey for
either speed or punching power. The
deep students Of boxing tell US that
the fellow who is a 18th OF a second
faster than his opponent Is the man
who generally climbs to the heights
Of fame Ia pugiIsm. So far Dempsey
has displayed that 18th Of q second
advantage in speed By beating all his
opponents 10 the punch. An ne has
deadly accuracy with it.
Sun RepairinE-4O4 N Oregon.
Allen Arms Co Phi 676--Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-16
FAST CANES At
Y GYM TONIGHT
Leading Quintets Of Church
League VIII Battle For
Top Berth.

The two most important basketball
games 70 date VIII be staged tonight
at the Y. II C. A.. with three Of the
four teams which are fighting for the
Sunday school league leadership as
contenders and the fourth team being
the fastest aggregation IN TIE league.
At $50 o'clock the First Baptist
five. now believed to be best in the
league, and Mount Sinai viii meet.
while at 9 o'clock the Cathedral and
First Methodist five viii tangle. q
The winner OF the second game will
Be half a game ahead OF Mount Sinai
n the latter loses. according TO the
latest dore. A victory for the Jewish
team. however. viii leave them half
game ahead o. the winner OF the
First Baptist IS confident Of victory
and is eager 20 attain Il as the Mount
Sinai team Is the only one in the
league which has been able to de-
feat the Baptists. The Jewish team
IS saying nothing, going along ana
saving wood. as III mas since the
opening % the season. While the
other teams have been receiving all
the credit LapoWski. Cohen. Rablno-
WITT. Marcus and the other Jewish
players have steadily played basket
And now 90 suddenly develops that
this team. thought 70 be out Of the
running. has a splendid chance 20
capture the penuaut
1t Is now practically settled that
the Trinity and First Methodist teams
viii meet again. BIZ Bias. than
whom there is no better Sportsman in
local basketball circles. has declared
that his team Is willing TO take
Trinity on again regard ess OF the
decision regarding the Trinity pro-
test This conduct Of the First
Methodist players is the more worthy
OF commendation IN that this team,
getting away 20 a slow start has
been forced 70 shake off one con-
tender after the other and still has
Mount Sinai "a ~anlrnn nth
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-16

Tacoma. Wash. Dec. 16.-Gov.
Louis F. Hart and mayor c. z. Rid
dell, Of Tacoma. sent kilograms Mon
day night 70 the athletic board Of
Harvard university urging recon
sideration Of its action in declining
and invitation TO the Harvard foot
ban team TO meet the University OF
washington team here.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-16

New Haven. Conn, Dec. 16.-Benny
Leonard, New York lightweight
champion, and Johnny Dundee. VI
New York, will box 20 rounds to a
decision here on the night Of January
f6. Forfeits Of $500 each were post
ed in New York Monday.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-16

Milwaukee, Wis. Dec. 16.-Pinkey
Mitchell, Weighing 1859 pounds,
Monday night outhoXed Nike Paul
son. Minneapolis welterweight. 148
pounds. in every period Of a ten round
no decision bout. sporting writer's
agreed
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-16

18th can lay no claim to a champion
ship until IL has disposed Of the team
which so decisively defeated all con-
tenders for the local reEimentel
championship And a failure OF the
18th TO meet the Seventh would be
tantamount TO giving the Garry owen
team the crown by default
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-16
". v. cURTISS IS WINNER
OF GOLF CLUB HANDICAP PLAY

The winners in the Country club
handicap match play against par were
as follows:
First ". Curtiss. down; handi-
cap, p; balm.
Second. Ben Clements. . down; han
dicap. 10: halls.
Third, ". N. Petieolas, down; han
diCap, g. ( balls.
Fourth, G .. Leaveii. 5 down; han
dicap. /; balls.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-16

An Of Of boziuE. FrestilaE football
uud other athletic events
wire service n an Die games mnrFhea Requests
found sport The Herald Fuu ensed
Tor Information on sporting given special atten
ffon b. sports Inforunafion Bureau Telephone 2o2o
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-16

.eradH DorEan, noted cnrtOolEt and
aniEun- baseball experts
dopesterai T. s Andrews, boxing eritiei Francis
0uiret the golfers Of the worlds
VeIock and @GraFy," baseball and boxing writer's
leading contributors to The Herald Sports Department
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-16
MINERS Retain
FORMER G0LOR5
Student Body Votes to
Keep Orange and White
As Official Colors.

BY an overwhelming vote the stu
dent body OF the State School Of
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-16

Sun RepairinE-4O4 N Oregon
Allen Arms Co. Phi. 676.-Adv.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-31
COlDs mo Flu
BEST TREATED
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The New Perfected Calomel
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from nsnsestinr ant zsilsatinx e.
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that fhsy can co.la. on Caiotsbs the
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eencnss ~nd nsnr r. tue ri4ng. -
thoroughly arouse n llter and pat n.
ststen IN ideal condisloa 70 ghro~ OF
ths cold and prevent iufI lenEA ala
pneumonls
The hc~t time 10 Lake Caloi al. Is AZ
the frs slxn 81 ,oid n yea iAks
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numher their victim hy the millions
for soar pno<rcilet. CAlofahs are
sold only IN original scalea packages.
prier thirry five Gems Your druggnt
viii supply you. and fpur money given
hack pIomvN snd shcer'alls Z ,ou
are not delegated VIII this nVN .urm
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-31

Nua can nef avsfs "a nsate ~ iu
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plixAiieas
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-31
FEW FOLKS HAVE.
GRAY HAIR NOW
Duggis, Says Ladies are UsinS
Recipe Of Sage Tea and
Sulphur.

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sf1s that ss~n fsiss. that bee stifnt
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tended for the cure. taitixst.va % pre-
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AanoeAscs 90 ass~Ass
70 ssvivsna

a. 'nhnhHd tfwin fs&a bh7f
assembly sleeslas aai ,As sryahinz u
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spirit ~.hlsh mas y. foaaa Ia some
dssFe~ 10 eserfihlaf eoalns vai es
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lade ~ ihs t,eeut declarations -
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go, az sssfstarf. almllsr 10 tpn~ 40
th4l "a ernessi spn a lHtsffskl, Det
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vas organized Juiy q 1917. and ~ 0c,
'rher ilnnshss were 10 ene,ilte op~fs
lita ln 1ofte. Yotolama. kyoio. oss
- snd koie. with hftaesn 80 snd
49, Amtucan women WORKING feaieus
% fsf iho cause. Ihc offer - slik nn.
derseaf To- the service mfu IN France
vas one ~ the nfst lnlfrcsllug tl,iaEs
proposed ~ the jnran chapter of the
Amefl,nn Red cfoss. the ssik being .
resistant Tor ths mach dreaded "eoo.
trs Huf a. ssi their desire 10 swnihs
ihe American Espediilousrs ferrs in
fIiss has noi been carried into effect
The Japanese RED crns. cvopsfatss
n.ost heauiif slit fi.s Asaefisar fied
cfgss and 70 seralnx supplies !. tie
fgufi. ssf euig thfonxh fhs Jnran
ehaHfr ~ iir American organlgafiau
tni 90 iifir eaH insiiailte iieiailss
20 her Splendid co-cpefaiion. fiaran
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Ted Cross nnd rriifssl snr.epn Sen
efai - tie japanese army. saie ~
cehilg.
= feel thai an vorkins rlii yos
n ne same room fof the saaie cnuaf
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Gross has 40 boundary % si#ie. n~i-
ih~s has :; any religious prsladlcs. nor
racial dIsiinffion-
n iIonoluiu the menii.ers - ihs ifa
waiian chapter Ire1.ars their sufrlsat
dressings for sise farssr nslsis -
FrAnce 10 the sld uhfyne feosa - li.s
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COUGHS AMD COlOs
' /" N[i0 ATTENTION


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fulluw neeletleu goies and tVashs
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iirinaa aalek rslisf irom ilnarf' Is
vughs. ufuiretsd cHld $ 4fius. hfnfs
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lns hssumss Vssiss. ~ phlsgm ~
lassensd ani vkpriiea eeu&rfilon
ssaishes Naa feel lks fuafarlf asain
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faf lleuef ls moaf economical Ttl
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re United Siaie<. hui from al eref
The ~nrii in shs uhsfi~isa ~ ls,si
ihG hereif. tie -s.mrtr~i Naihef -
the ueIia- vas fen~d 10 inrn > sleisf
ear - her childrpn 10 ne reSnate $50
iivn~. hui. with the dvmsn,is - frsog
riiien hseauin= 40 ffeaDeni ssSd -
earnest. it~ TaHfiernih Dieislan "a.
formed >osensbsr !. 1917. Per che
eanveulenre of Distribution - SUP
plies aml The Concentration 81 aciisI.
ties The Jalied Siatc- was slisisiesi Into
thlr-ces dlsssions ~ the Nsfiassai
headquarters. and the rev sfs slsa.
naturally. became the FoErtcenih
TIE extension of the Ansffiean Hs~l
Cross "a fhe exefseas f.e<sessinsl- -
the United Siaies x.s a leeked for.
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.bR| |T|SH OU I.
f OR MAS FIERY.
Of THE OCEAN.
EtO\0 ult Wsu lO>t.
rIIlE ArE>tD, REPORTED
IN ~ tNt\t>I titUu
INDICATIONS

W4shlnssea 1an ti British ship
plnr interests h.se come iuso ths
opea IN their rghl sor eouifol -
verid shlpplnk
Indications ioisy ser Asi ths
Ercai etonom.s ~ar ~hica has hteu
gArvateuea is ne~ os IN earue>i
Sh y'ine board .'rcles ~sft STAR
tisd bs ~hai osneisis term Unfair
ompe,ision ,, the ar.llsA In obiaIu-
ing eargoe~ for thels bottoms
On Tia hecls of - snnouuorasni
of rNlaeglon oi s. ~ pr cent in
rases 10 Great hriia n. b ~ss Assem
"A here fhaf nriu,i shlppins Inter
esis hsNe Earnered oarEors saifie..nt
ior ghr,e monlhs a'd rhcsc. .i wss
declared ~ere nlscicd before ilac
rate reduction ana therefore ~ he
nrvsloas hlgh rates.
All carsces po~ og'cr,d which ha,e
noi been placed an 'ef souiFaei werr
said 90 b. aee-pird b, tlls BRUSH at
the new rate tn IL was s0inied
eut. ties up al careo.. Coz which nri-
ush Interests have bottoms IN al
diuon 20 This u ~al asserted among
officials British Interests have bugun
olartofing American oWnea vessels
lt ~as esideni from rapor,s fs,rlsra
hrrc mar The chari,rng q American
owned ships Vas h'.nK done ~ the
British 10 provide spa~ tor al ear
goes cflercd anter b. nsN rates
The shipping hears immeiistoiy mef
the British rate reduction Bui In
british sh.ssns cirle q ~as ssid
thar whcn Aner'ean sesscl. ohlain
carEoes MANY handleaps In the was of
foreign port faclitics ar, foand 40 be
IN thrlr path on the other hand.
when the CON fvnmenl Is shippcd IN
British vessels ths "pASr %. CREASED
reports indicate
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-7-ut fesN-nin rh,ision ~ ne
An la kf,. Cross
iN.s tlia.i naniihirgfo,a ,ani
~ tuu tnca fhai re sun ne,.f seis
a. Ainefnau ~ruicr making surgical
h.fassss hrsriiai garments. GONZALES
e~ni foie,. luit.d afil.lcs and other
s.sslf.'ffs ~ ei.r us.n o. me serffoef
AnI fssir u~.iin~ls ~ .fa,.ina
''isnrs for ihe Aa.rican ised Cross
uir, a.. isrleaiiy An.ffean. ss,o--a
p'nsirri sl,s7 10 tie Naga~aki \. A.
= 4 ima staged ~ lhe gsssslan fiau-
vat sef,As e.1< while rnafkin2 fifne
- fh- pisfvs,--nss hafi,of city of la
lsiU. = lsazaaf IA iiasslus AIRES. onoib
= % tatui'.su. q sat. eolcrfB, frsfs "
sanila. horse rare IN HafanH. .
s-plssiile - >ha'isiri = caffasai IN
ss~s.iaia isfs. mfliiary day 10 tsusn,
sH sfiisiic tournament Ia i'ansnn and
afiefu-ss teas p!cuiy ia q Losfaiai
a. Il.snaiuia
% = s"naerfm 0rzanlzafien--ilia
f"af,ccn'h disisisn Of the Aaercan
Tel t'rns~-ii,e icrgilorisl. iHsalsr AM
f.sssi<r d,flsv.u ifrcfresenis tie nrsi
rr,srt n the hfsfery ~ our uafion t.
hhifs al sfarrisssas resident oHisiss
ii.~ ss.nsinsisiai limits Of the Uuued
states. a. scrkers IN = common cansc
Ioyai AHerscan. all their zctisifies
ar no; coufBed alone to the uork
r-ns and sgrsic.i dressings depar1.
rssuf. When the Second war f-apd
drive of the Aueriran Red crvss s-as
iasssiss-i. the members nsinz in the
Fourteenth DIVISION contributed fhe
surn 81 SI.5ii.sssa. Or more Than fanr
sormsfioH Of chsFiers In foreign coun-
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GIRL 0|seU|sED IS
BOY, DRAFT EvADtn''

$50 flsruafa ~ FAl fsr AZ ft~
suaas ~eatse afrea "A hesv kl~'ai
manlh $50 - a. tiaNd sssaef -
mlliiAFi Aeftlse. sac ssarne mrn
sluihns So .arau 4 hss a@m ~
Nl.s itshas sslhft aaaxhtvg IT y u
s.4fsrt q hausas cts Na. y 49,
annaaaetd bH uffl, q lhs fsilsa
state huAptisl psas Asfs
Mlss esigygl. ghg efgi,vss ssy l~ft
~ fsmly N ksass vlp eixht fsafs
sao aad sams L. caafusnia hAs ~
aaa wsatlas uasat flutAlna lams4l
Anif aftsteafd
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rae esr ifuppsi hss tcsa stanlin
"a wlth seusslslra ~ AZ iassaisf
sao rs moantra ta'e ,rfpslniaiH4
ln shu ear 20 sach side be~ u shs 40
o. sisisn