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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-13

Philadelphia. Pa. sept l1.-Errors By
Dugan and Wingo. followed BY timely HIT
ting gave Chicago the game Friday. VIII
kinson made his first major league ap-
paarancs in the box for Chicago and bril-
liant support in the closing innings helped
Llu shutuut the locals
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-13

Carl Mays Is with Connie Mack in
predicting that the Yauss VIII finish
second If not better On the season
Nays has won IL and lost -. five q
the wins being recorded since he
Joined the Yankees.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-13
lose
To THE GIANTS
Drop Game to McGraw
Crew; Reds Defeat Bos-
ton Braves in Fast Game.

ST. Louis. No.. Sept 1s.-Making three
runs in the first inning as result Of a
batting rally. the New York Giants defeat
ed the Cardinals here Friday afternoon BY
the score OF six to five The New YORK
team held its margin throughout.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-13
T E1sl -. . -. -. -. lssss IS

LT-0II
xBatted for Schreiber IN ninth.
xNRzn for Ruather in ninth
xNxRan for Rariden in ninth
zNxxBattsd for Fisher in ninth
zrExRan FOR Magee IN ninth
Score BY innings
Boston .....-...-..........o o4 900 010-5
Cincinnati .----.--.------- 100 -11 eUa-b
Two base hits. Duncan, Powell. Carroll
Three base hits. Rath. Duncan, 1lagee.
Stolen base. Roush- Base on balls. off FL
ler 2; off Fisher. 4; of Fillingim. 1. In
nings pitched. Eiler. Isl Fisher, 1 %.
struckout, By EIler. 6; BY Fisher. 4; By
FTllingim- 2
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-13
MEMPHIS CRACK
To MEET EDDIE
SHANNON
VIII Box With Red Hogan
and Payo Brothers at
Anderson Camp.
WEIGHT FORFEITS
WILL BE POSTED

NERE1IONT OF signing articles Of
\ agreement for his 12-round meet
ing with Eddie shannon, Pacific
coast lightweight champion at Lib
srty Han on September % was per-
formed Friday afternoon by Gene
belmont. the little Memphis star and
this afternoon he started light train
ing at the bad Daddy" Anderson
training camp. 800 Alameda avenue.
Gene IS well acquainted with the
fighting ability OF shannon and IS
not taking any chances on being
slow when he faces the coast crack
who so recently shaded Carter at
Miami, ARK Shannon viii arrive
here on the morning OF September II.
and will take up quarters at Pas
making arrangements FOR his coming.
shannon VIII sign.
A set Of articles was mailed 70
Shannon Friday afternoon by instruc-
tor Jack Mcdonald who Is handling
the contest and they are expected to
or three days with the weight and
appearance forfeit OF the western
boxer
The Increment calls for a for
felt Of 500 and belmont has al
ready posted his with officials OK
the business Meas Athletic as
soeiation under whose auspices
The contest s. being Etneed- In
stru-t5r Mcdonald hopes to have
the entire card completed with
in the next day OF two aRd VIII
announce the preiiminaries In
addition TO other interesting num-
berz-
TrHn-or --a rro---
sammy Johnson and Red Hogan
are mentioned as the two boxers who
viii meet in the semi-Windup. The
little fellows have met before. one
time before The American Legion
members at the chamber OF com
merce and later in a ten-round con-
test in Clovis. n. n Johnson has
been boxing right along and is IN
splendid shape while Hogan took
advantage Of the presence OF Ralph
Lincoln here several days ago to
workout with a man OF his weight.
Music by Tex Griffin singing BY
Frank cheek, wrestling, rumbling.
and other numbers viii 90 10 round
out the card Of the athletic entertain
ment which WI be staged in con-
junction with the Deinont-Shannon
engagement
Quite a number Of boxing fans left
FL Eafo saturday morning 70 witness
the Rabbit-Nick Gundy engagement
in Columbus Saturday afternoon
Several accompanied referee Jack.
Mcdonald in his automobile while
others made the trip overland and
on the train
The contest has Attracted con-
siderable Alteration IN the south
west inasmuch ns It a. the sec
ond meeting between the two lit
Tie men- Gundy rules a slight
farorite zn the betting while
Rogers hns q large number Of
supporters ut Columbus who are
expected 10 cover every bit OF
ciuady backing in sight.
Lieut. Nike Hall0ran, athletic Off {
Ger Of the gath infantry spent two T
days n II Paso last week and gave 1
All interesting llttle interview on
boxing IN the gath infantry camp. /
Since boxing was taken Up IN the
REGIMENT with capable handling I
quite q BIT Of promising material mas !
been turned out The regiment has !
some OF the fastest men IN the south /
west and who, Il is believed. can hold I
their own with any mitt Wieider Of /
the south
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-13


. Now that BIZ Lzrue. OF san =
. Francisco has beaten While 1Iee-
= han. also OF the coast city. in q. -
. round bout the tat man tL4arua -
. is also far like Wulel claims -
- he is entitled 70 a match with =
- Jack DempseT. champion ard -
. he intends going after q con- -
- test with the king OF the -
- heaVies- Neekan is tough -
= proposition for any heavy =
= WEIGHT 10 beat in a short match. =
= as Dempsey discovered after =
q meeting him three different =
. times Larue is not well known -
= east. but he has been boxing -
- around san Francisco for some -
. time and with good results =
= he Is quite q clever fellow but =
- when stacked up against a top -
= notcher ike Dempsey It would -
= be very different
- Z. Z. - Z. Z. - Z. = I. =. = =,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-13

Totals ...-..--.-..--.-se : = II /
xBatted for Russell IN ninth
Score By innings
Cleveland .-......--.--.. coo 600 01s-f
Boston .-.-......--.-.....- zof 600 o0O-s
Two base hits Harris. O'Neiu. Scott.
schang. Ruth. Witt Three base hits Chap
man. Sacrifice hits, Roth. Jones Sacrifice
fly, Speaker Double plays, Jones, Schans,
1icInnis. Base on balls of Coveleskie. .;
off Jones. 6. Innings pitched. Jones. s.
Russell. /. Tit by pitcher. BY Jones. l.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-13

Cincinnati. O.. Sept. 15.-By strong bat
ting rally IN the ninth inning the Reds
nosed out Boston Friday EIlsr was hit
hard IN the third inning when Boston
scored four runs.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-13

At Chicsgo-FIrst game. RHE
Brooklyn .....-.. 900 900 0z6-1 10 0
Chicago ..-......... 200 600 10x-3 1
Batteries Brooklyn. Pfsffer and Kreu-
ger: Chicago. Vaughn and Kiliifer.
Second game. r. H 2.
Brooklyn -..-...-... oO1 600 o13-5 16 ?
Chicago -...---.....- Oh 600 o1e--4 8 3
Batteries. Brooklyn. Mitchell and Kreu-
ger; Chicago. Hendrix and O'Farrell.
At PittsburE- P. n. z.
Fhuadelphia ........ Geo 0sa soe-s 10 2
Pittsburg ...---.-.-. 900 100 1915 I
l5atteries- Philadelphia. CautHeu and
Clarke; Fittsburgs Miller. Ponder and Wis
ner and Schmidt.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-13

Babe Ruth Boston the new king
OF home run hittsrs. in addition 10
setting a new marx Tor home runs -
knocking out his 25th circuit drive
IS the leading run maker, with %
markers 10 his credit His rs Dts,
which have given him a total marx
Of e56 bases. Include, besides his hone
run mark, IS doubles and triples
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-13

Lol1la -s-s-s-s-..s-4u 10 - 10 2
1Ran for Clemens IN eighth
NxBatted for Tuero IN eighth
1K1Ran for sherdsl IN eighth
Score By innlnEE
ST. Louis ............... 100 100 0s0-5
Two base hits. Doyle. McHenry- Sacrifice
hit. Frisch- Double play, Doyle and Kelly.
Base on balls. Off Toney, p off Nay. .; of
Woodward. .. off Jacobs. .; off Tuero. !.
Innings pitched, Nay, -: Tuero. 8; Wood
ward. L. Kit by pitcher. BY Toney. l.
struckout, By Toney. /; By Tuero, 3 By
Jacobs. l.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-13

washington -....... coo 10 11r-4 20 .
Batteries Detroit. Boiard and Ainsrnith.
stanares Washington. Erickson and Char
Game Postponed
S. Louis at New York vet Eround4
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-13
GOLF OUTLOOK GOOD IN AMERICA

oont Course Where Amateur Golf Championship Tournament Was Recently
Difficult the Country Exceeding the Links
DieuIaes SAYS Francis 0umet Pastime Makes Advances
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-13

Roush. Cincinnati. has passed the
double century mark in total bases.
with a figure OF eos acquired on 1s9
hits.
Cutsnaw. Pittsburg. added three
stolen bases 10 his string and is how
ing the way on the paths with 81
Groh. Cincinnati IS out IN front a.
leading run maker, having reSistere1
II times
Ty Cobb, Detroit star, has tied
Hopper, Boston. for second place
in the American league amc=E the
base stcrlers. with % and j.
threatening to oVertal<c slsier,
st. Louis, who Is topping the base
ateaIers with -. He Is leading the
hltfers with an average OF ~
which T. a gain OF Il points over
last week. Jackson. Chicago, Il
the runner mp 10 Cobb with IN
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-13

At Washington R-H. z.
Detroit --.-----.--..- 900 600 1l3-0 O
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-13
GEORGIA STAR
IS HARD To
0VERTABE
GaVvy Cravath Continues
to Head Batsmen Of
National Circuit.
BABE RUTH SETS
HOME RUN MARX

Chicago, III, sept. 1s.-Barber. Chi
ago. and Hornshy. st. Louis. Joined
the 900 hitters In the National league
during the past week, according to
averages released today. which in
clude games OF last wednesday Doyle
and Young. New York. dropped below
the 800 mark
Cravath. Philadelphia, dropped four
points but continues to top the bat
tiers who have participated IN 80 or
more games. His average is -sse
which is 10 points better than Thorpe.
Boston. the runner up Cravatn's II
homers continue 70 be high IN this
department.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-13

II Beckett knows when he Is well
of he viii give Fulton a wide BERTH
az least until Beckett has clinched a
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1919-04-18
GOVERNMENT WILL USE
SURPLUS ARMY MOTORS

Washington, April 9.-Various gov
eminent department requirements will
consume practically the entire war de-
partment surplus in motor trucks and
motor cars, Acting Secretary Crowell
said yesterday. The department of
agriculture, in its road building activi-
Ties, in cooperation with the states
he added, will take over "A vast ouan.
tity of motor equipment to be sun.
piled to the states in carrying on the
work
Delivery on war contracts for trucks
and other equipment has about reach.
cd its peak, Mr.. Crowell said. These
deliveries represent the completion Of
The orders which could not be susnend.
ed when hoStilitieS ceased, fabrication
having advanced too far or the plants
not being prepared to shift easily to
peace time production. To accommo
date this material additional store
houses are being built.
II has been figured that this proyi.
sion for the trucks will cost ahou,
S}a truck, the secretary said. but II
Is felt that the expense is fully ins,i.
fled
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1919-04-18
PRESIDENT MAY SUMMON
EXTRA SESSION JUNE
Entirely New Appropriation Biils Are
Nov Necessary, and This VIII
Take Considerable Time

Paris April i2-While the sessions
OF tile council Of four are occupying
the chief attention Of President WI
sou, yet those close to the president
who have seen him In recent days say
he Is giving serious consideration to
The condition of public affairs In the
United States. particularly the Atua
ton created by the failure OF apprO.
prIntion bills and the necessity Of
calling mn extra session III congress
II Is known that some Of the prcsi.
dents advisers are Of the opinion that
II cal should be issued At very near
date. So ms 10 permit the new congress
10 assemble In perfect organization by
June |, and complete the appropra-
ton bills before the cnd of the fiscal
year. Should this prevail. 1t would re-
gulre an early cnli In order To permit
the usual preparation for assembling,
but II Il not known that 1t Will pre-,
vail, for while the president u listen
ing 10 these courSes lie has given no
intimution of the course h. Intends 10
pursue.
Several new factors have recently
entered into the consideration uf this
subject here. one Is the departure of
the military committee Of the new
congress for Europe. and II is foreseen
that the committee. which Is chiefly
Interested In The appropriation bills,
cannot make the visit and get back
much before June
Another phase Is the conclusion that
the usual method OF extending appro'
prlatlons by June 30, by concurrent
resolution Of congress would not suf-
flee In the present case. ~ conditions
are not applicable. This, II Is believed,
VIII make necessary entirely new ap-
proprIntlon bills, requiring consider
able time for their detailed clabora-
tion.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1919-04-18
TWO u. S. CRUISERS TAKE
SOLDIERS TO ARCHANGEl
American Soldiers Reported to Have
Mutinied When Officers Or
dered Them Forward

Washington, April T. Arrival of the
American cruisers Galveston and
Chester AZ Murmansk, reported yes
terday In an Associated Press dispatch,
is expected, by officers to relieve the
situation among American troops in
the Archangcl region, company of
which 10 days ago refused To go to the
front until arguments were presented
by their officers. The vessels CARRIED
Brigudier General w T., Richardson,
who * 10 assume command of the
American forces. anu two companies
OF railway engineers. General Rich
artlson aud The engineers We're order
ed To Murmausk at the time II was de
cldcd to withdraw the enttre allied
force In northern Russia. and their mr..
rival Is expected 10 renSsurc the
American troops aud prevent any
spread OF the mutlny,
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1919-04-18
ADMIRAL SIMS IS
GIVEN WELCOME
SAYS CONVOY SYSTEM WAS THE
MEANS OF OVERCOMING SUBJ
MARINE MENACE

New York April S.-The convoy sys-
TEN, which many naval men had term
ed impracticable, overcame the Ger
man submarine menace and figured
tremendously in the winning Of the
war, Rear Admiral William s. Sims,
commander in chief of the American
navy's forces in European waters. de-
clared yesterday on his arrival aboard
the British liner Mauretania.
Depth charges and listening devices,
he said contributed to success in
maintaining practically nnbroken the
transatlantic bridge" of transports
and supply ships essential to the al
lied victory. as did the magnificent
work" of the merchant seamen who
took their cargoeS across, convoy or
no convoy"
But ii was the conveying scheme,
worked out to fine detail by the
combined fleets of the associated pow
ers, the officer asserted, which made
possible the transportation and sup
| plying of the great American force
whose appearance in battle with the
| allies turned the tide against the
| German invaders on the western front
Germany was winning the war, the
rear admiral stated, when he arrived
in England the day after the United
| States became beligerent. Teuton
| interference with allied shipping. he
| added, was II serious problem, solved
only when conferences of the British
| American and allied commands
worked out and put into practice the
system of operating vital ships which
prevailed until the cessation of hos.
tilitieS.
A vice admiral while he was abroad
under temporary ranking, Sims re
turned in the uniform of a rear ADM.
ral--his rank before the war. He
came back as well. to the life which
the call to foreign service forced him
10 leave-as husband and father.
The admiral declared the relations
between his forces and the British
had been ideal.
He added that American naval Graf,
had operated from the White sea to
Constantinople. assisting the war de-
partment. shipping board and relief
| commissions.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1919-04-18
MONROE DOCTRINE TO BE
PROPERLY SAFEGUARDED
Peace Delegates Are Reteent on
Changes Made in League of
Nations Covenant

Paris. April - While the tent Of
the Monroe inctrinc amendment adopt
eel by the league of nations commission
nj It's session last night Is withheld.
It's main features are along the fol.
lowing lines,
Article 10 Nothing IN this cove
nnnt shall he construed rs lnyalidating
any agreement such nS the Monroe
doctrine Tor the maintenance of peace. "
The exact language ot the amend.
nlcnt II closely guarded and efforts
Ia obtain copy ot the text met with
the statement that although there is
peculiar American interests IN the
amendment there was no reason tor
departing from the definite policy of
the commission not Ia dlscla<e textuai
changes In the covenant as the work
progressed
The official statement an last nights
session lecs not meutton The action
on the Monroe doctrine Amendment. nj,
though II has been admitted officially
from other sources that the amendment
WAS adopted
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1919-04-18
ONE HUNDRED DEAD
.EQU|N0CT|AL STORM
TEXAS, OKLAHOMA AND ARkAk.
sAs SWEPT BY TERRIFIC
WIND AND RAIN
CROP DAMAGE is ENORMOUS
Many Houses Are Blown Away.-Tesas
Roads Made impossible by Rain
and Only Way Of Reaching
Sufferers 10 by Railroad

Dallas Texas, April l0-The toll
of Tuesday nights story In northern
Tcxas, southern Oklahoma and d por'
ton of Arkansas has reached Ion
Deaths, with hundreds reported injur.
ed, and property loss that will prob
ably run into millions OF dollars, ac-
cording to latest reports received here
early this morning. Damage TO grow
ing crops, it was indicated, is enor-
NOUS.
District telegrams from Durant,
Okla gave the fatalities there as IL,
- against u previously reported.
Reports from communities show the
,ollowing deaths
Canaan. Texas, 4 Durant. Okla, II
Wood county, Texas, 4; Pontoc county,
Okla. | Ector. Texas, 3; Ravenna,
Texas. q; Mlneola, Texas. II; Tundra,
rexas. s; Winnsboro, Texas, 10; San
Angelo, Texas. /; Texarkana. Texas,
!; New Home, Texas, g. Pleasant
Grove, Texas, - Eustace, Texas, | ;
Ogden, Ark. 8 Walters, Okla, |.
The little cotton town of Canaan
was wiped out.
Its cotton gin, church, school and
last years crop Of the nearby farmers,
and its rs houses, were all swept to
the ground.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1919-04-18
SELECTION OF GENERATOR
LEAGUE SEAT CRITICIZED
French and 6eluans Feel Bitter To-
ward President Wilson Be-
cause Of His Speech

Paris, April l2.-Bitter criticism has
been aroused in FRENCH and Belgian
quarters over the choosing of Geneva
as the capital of the league of nations.
The faet that the presidents speech
In behalf OF Geneva was wholly re-
spenstble for choosing the Swiss
city rs against BRUSSELS is greatly re-
secuted.
You viii not dare 10 choose city
AZ the capital of the league Of ma.
tionS which incarnatcs the enmitv be-
tween raceS~a city which has been
"ronscd. doubtless. but which makes n
reconciliation between the peoples of
Europe mere distant by the very
wrongs II has suffered" President
Wilson Is said 10 have said 10 the dele.
gates, Ia arguing against the selection
at Brussels
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1919-04-18
laps IN ARMY CANNOT
BECOME U. S. CITIZENS
Texas Federal Judge Cap See no Au.
thoeity for Admitting Vel
low Race

III PaSo, Texas, April l0-Japanese
who have served aS soldiers in the
United States army cannot become
American citizens under the law by
waving declaration Of intention and
other tormalitieS connected with the
naturalization of aliens, Judge W. II.
Smith decided in the United States
court here yesterday afternoon.
Two Japanese who were enlisted In
me army ut Fort Bliss applied for cit.
tzenshIp. Judge Smith held that this
law was in conflict with n former law
requiring that applicants for citizen.
ship must be free, white persons or
persons Of African descent"
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1919-04-18
AS YOUNG AS
YOUR KIDNl

The secret Of youth Is ELI
TON OF POISONS from yoGi =
This done, you can live to be ~
and enjoy the good things Of ~
a. much pep" as you did When
:pringtime Of youth. Keep YOU
In good condition, that's the ss1I
Watch the kidneys. They hn
purify the blood. all Of whica
passes through them once ever!
minutes. Keep them clean =
proper working condition and yee
nothing to fear. Drive the pols.
wastes and deadly uric acid sec.s
tions from your system. Isse y
MEDAL HARLEM Oil Capsules -
will always be in good condltlo-
will feel strong and vigoroas
steady nerves and elastic, 2.
GOLD MEDAL HARLEM on -.
are imported direct from the y
tories at HARLEM, Holland.
They are a reliable remedy
has been used by the sturdy i'u'
over 200 years. and has helpea
to develop into one OF the su
and hearthiest races OF the wos1
them from your druggist. DO a.
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three AixeA ADV.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1919-04-18
Sidney Drew Dies.

New York, April Sidney Drew
actor on the stage and for the raovins
picture screen. died yesterday nj hi,
home here, Mr.. Drew WAS appearin.
with his wife in the play Keep He
smiling, in Detroit last week when h
eecame i'll. Against advice Of phys
clans he insisted upon being brought
his home in this city. and his cnrdi,i
rapidly grew worse. The cause ~
death was given as uremla dus
aephritis. Mr.. Drew was ~ years
tie was an adopted brother ~ !
Drew. the actor.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1919-04-18
how CAN You 4
FAv0RITE Tol
As Plain as the Nd
Face-Just s

Smokers do not have n
IN their pipes to find out I
They can Just rub the to3
the palms of their hand,}
The nose is an infallible 4.
ing enjoyment.
All smoking tobaccos
f1ayoring ito improve tk
burning qualities Of The
quote the. Encyclopadi,
Naturally, there is consii
ence in the kind of favor
the nose quickly detects I
TUXEDO Tobacco use
most wholesome, and d
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. A
universal liking for choco
measure explains the wild
larity of TUXEDO Toba
Carefully aged, old B
plus a dash Of pure Oh
TUXEDO Tobacco a I
your nose can quickly di
any other tobacco. tt
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1919-04-18
Fruit Crop Damaged.

Al Mincola the storm struck with
aud eight negroes were killed, many
others received such serious injuries
that their deaths are expected.
Much damage was done to the pros
pectlve fruit crops in many sections,
according to reports. Strawberries and
peach aud pear blossoms were torn
aud this loss will be high.
Telephone aud telegraph wires were
put out of service and ii was not UNI
I'll today that full reports of the ex-
tent of the storm began reaching the
outside world. The rain made the
Texas roads impossible and the only
means OF reaching the stricken ham
let's was by railroads.
Shaw H. Ray, postmaster at Wins
boro. was authority for the statement
of IL deaths In that community Soon
after noon yesterday he succeeded In
establishing telephone communication
with Greenville and asked that help be
Seut them, Six miles east of there,
he said, II houses had been blown
away and four persons killed. Three
miles south of WtnnShoro, he said
eight homes were blown away and
many persons injured. lie said that
reports were only beginning To come IN
then that In addition to the Is he esti.
mated dead, those seriously injured
would number more than 100
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1919-04-18
STRANGER WILL WE'D

San Jose, cal. April a.-Robert
Frederick, known 10 the sporting world
n Stranger Lewis" nationally ~.
nous wrestler, and Or. Ada Scott
Morton. one Of the best known women
surgeons in California, viii he mar.
ried May | in New York. They an
nauhted their cnSa cement here YES.
terday. Lewis expects 10 continue
wrestling. The romance began more
Than two years ago. when DIR. Morgan
operated on Lewis after match a,
Butte in which his ankle was hrors,