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El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-03-13
uN SERVICE

FL GObernador de Nuevo Mexico
durante la breve i~ncumbencia en- que
ha tenido la o~ficina, ha rendido uno
de los mas grandes seryicios que ja-
mas Sc habian conseguido para Ell es-
tado.
Ha hecho que la educaci0n y es-
pecialmente la educaci0n primaria una
de las cuestiones mas grandes de la
session legislative Y que ha atraido la
atencion de todos en- Ell estadO a la
grande neeesidad de comenzar la Anne
acknowledgements la palabra aplica
sin raz6n n%inguna a Nuevo Mexico
en- su fOndo.
El gobernad0r Sc han instituido como
Ell campe0n de los derechos de los nj
nos y nihas de habla espaiiola de nues.
tro estado a fin de que, tengan opor.
tunidad para que aprendan a. leer, es-
cribir, hablar Y comprender 81 idioma
Ingl6s.
Incidentalmente ha puesto 81 dedo
en- Ell punto debil de nuestro sistema
educacional-su pesadez. Ha tornado
ipcidentalmente la posici0n del mode
10 de calificaciones para los maestros
primaries que Sc mejoren radicalmen-
te de N vez.
Nos parece que en- esta sola cosa
ha hecho ell Gobernador L~arrazolo un
buen principle, 10 cual indica que Sc
"a un g%obernador copleto de Nueyo
Mexico. 81 tiene exito de levantar las
c~alificaciones de los maestros de Nue.
vo Mexico en- las ~escuelas rurales al
nivel propio en- este estado, su admit
instruction sera digna de encomio.
Los maestros de ~escuelas tienen Que
desempe1ar uno de los trabajos mas
importantes en- America. Tienen CO.,
mo tarea crear una democracia nueva
cada ano. Depende mas de elIos que
de los padres y madres. Pues hemos
estado ignorando la mera raiz del
asunto, cuando negligimos en- insis-
tir que los maestros esten propiamen
te calificados para desempehar n
responsabilidad tan grande.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-03-13
YIN TRIsuTo MEREclpo

EZr
Los argumentos prOnunciados en- la
Camara de Representatives. por r. l.
Baca y Isidoro Armijo en- apoyo de un
memorial para los soldados y marine
res de Nueyo Mexico, fueron esfuer'
eos esplendidos y llenos de verdade-
rG ~eloeuencia, que constituyen un her
moso tribute bien merecido a los he
rose de nuestr0 estado. Una extensa
circulation por medic de la prensa
de esos argumentos seran de mVcho
beneficio en- asegurar a la naci6n Ell
credito de patriotismo. lealtad y biza-
ria que tanto merece Nuevo Mexico,
No podemos tener muchos argumen'
tos en- esta legislature o en- otra par
to, elogiando aquellos hombres de Nue.
vo Mexico, que tomaron parte en- la
gran guerra, n parte tan yalerosa
y effGiente, como ~cualquiera otros
hombres de la Union.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-03-13
Ell REPRESENTATIVE De SANTA
.FE COMO uNo De LOS PRiNci-
PALEs DEFENsoREs DIT
MEMORIAL DE GUERRA

Ell proyecto de Liberato Baca, apro-
jpiando $45, 900 para la construction
de un Memorial de Guerra en- Santa
IFe, recomponiendo la. presente Arme-
ria del Estado, paso la camara, des-
pu6s de las once de la hoche ell Mi6r-
coles de la semaha p. p. por i'm vote de
20 por ~. Los democratas que per-
manecieron en- la camara hasta esa ho-
ra votaron ~solidamente %encontra, con
la exception de w. A.. Hunter, del
condado de San Juan, mientras que los
'IepublicanOs votarbn ~solidamente por
ell proyecto con la exception de Blan
chard, de Lincoln y Winston de Sic.
IRA, El pasaje de la MEDIA fu6 la
elimination de una bora u media de
oratoria, Baca puso tai vez TODD su
coraz6n en- esta MEDIA, pues la de-
fendio con mas entusiasmo que min
guna 0tra de las que ha ~presentado,
y utilize todas las posibilidades dra-
maticas cuando Ell proyecto sc llam6
para tomarSe aeci6n en- ell. Sigui0 ell
preeedente establecido por ell Congre-
so, habiendo puesto delante del escri-
torio del Secretario IN mapa del es-
tado, que contiene todos los ~condados,
con un complemento de estrellas de
orc, dos cuadros grandes con todos los
Tetratos de los soldadog de Nueyo
Mexico, que muriepon en- Ia gran que
IRA. y una fotografia mostrando ell
disefo de los arquiteetos para ell pro-
puesto memorial.
Anunciando que por Ia primera vez
su vida habia prepardo un argui
mento de antemano. desde luego pro
sigui6 hacer una suplica realmente
.eloouente por ell memorial, cuyo ar
gumento aparece en- otra parte de es-
ia edici6n. Sc manifesto que toda
Ia camara estaba con 81 desde ell prin-
cipio, Sintio Ia o~portunidad que la
OCCASION ofrecia E hizo TODD 10 que pu-
do en- favor de. su medida. Aun los
Democrats que SO saba que iban a
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-03-13
oLvIDo 10 QUE NEcEslTAsA

Del Republican. de Mt. Giliad,
Ohio: III editor de dichp p~eriodico
tuvo una in~teresante experiences no
ha muohO tempo, cuando I'm i6ven
fue a Ia oficina editorial y pidi6 lin
ejemplar del Morrow County Repub-
lican". I'll ~escudri1o EMBELLISHMENTS
al momento de tener en- sus manos
dicho eiemplar. y dijo; "Ah! Ahora
81 sci" ?Que busca? preguntamos no
sotros. mis- esposa me envi6 en- pos
de de una botella del Remedio de
Chamberlain para la Tos, y he olyi.
dado ell nombre. Fui a las farmecias
y ell dependence me nombr0 cuanto
tenia en- e~xistencia excepto Chamber
Voy a probar otra vez, y ia
mas ire a casa sin lleyar consig0 ell
Remedio de Chamberlain para la Tos".
81 Republican" sugiere a los propie-
tarios de establecimientos, que pongan
al tanto a sus dependencies, do los
~articulos genuinos meior que de los
substitutes, Los parroquianos pierden
la confianza en- las farmacias y item
aas donde los substitutes. son perme
tidos, este es sin mencionar la injusti.
Ella que SO hace a los ~fahricantes de ar.
de bueaa clase Y 81 desagra-
10 que recIben Ia clientele in gene
ral. .
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-03-13

a la atm0sfera propia y las buenaF
asociaciones. Parece que es muy i'm
portante que cada una de estas or
ganizaciones, Sc tomara ell cargo de to
mar a estos hombres, que verosfl
mente Sc afilien con elias; no sofa
to con miras r~eligiosas; sino tambi6r
para tener presente ell asunto practi
rco g importante de obtener emplec
para aqueIlos que 10 necesiten. La
Idea principal es que haya III perso
nal y un inter6s practice en- eel bien.
estar general de aquellos hombres que
regresan de la escuela de la guerra
rs tan necesario que hagamos nuestrc
deber como personals Y como comuni
dad para los heroes vivos como para
los heroes muertos.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-03-13
Los HoMRREs REcREsAN A sus
HocAREs

Mientras que nos ocupamos en- pre-
parar m~onumentos permanentes para
los soldados de Nueyo Mexico que
murieron en- Francia, tambien ten
ganos presente la responsabilidad
individual y de la comunidad de I'm
personal que diera una henvenida
practica a los hombres que estan re-
gresandO.
Ell ejercito Y. M. e. A. tiene un buen
sistema que Sc pudiera seguir. Pues
esta ~enviando a las Iglesias de Santa
Re, tarietas cor los nombres de los
que han sido descargados y que vie
men para sus hogafes, con la sdplica
de que sean ~dirfgfdos d las Iglesiay
y a las actividades del Y. NJ. g, Al
y que Sc extienda una msno moral de
ayuda a cada uno, a fin de guiarlos
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-03-13
LOS soLDADos AMERicANos Pc
LEAN FERozMENTE, DEcLARA
EL HlJo DEL Go6ERNApoR
Sc aseeura que 81 esta salvo. Desert
be que mostraron un valoF terri
fico en- la batalla de argonne. 4

Vi
FL Cobernad5r Larrazolo ACADIA lie
recibir n carta de su hijo o. A. La
rrazoio, Jr, con fecha del "a de No
viembre, en- la cual ell j0ven Larrazolo
describe ell modo en- que ~pelearon los
soldados Amerieanos en- la batalla de
Argonne, y dice ''que pelearon tan va
lientemente, sin tenor a la muerte''.
a fin devencer la fesistencia desespe-
Irada Que opusieron los Alemanes, pues
clos realizaron, que perder esa bata-
llay era equivalence a perder la guerra,
III j0ven Larrazolo, esta con las
Fuerzas Expedicionarias en- Francia,
con la Compania b de los Ingenieros
~, y Sc dice que ell Gobernador y su
esposa han estado con bastante cuida-
do acerca de su hijo, porque no han
dido NADIA de 81 directamente por va
rlas semanas. Sc estan hacienda es-
fuerzos para comunicar con 81, pues
Sc teme que este enfermo en- algun
hospital.
Es muy positive que estaba entera-
mente vivo en- los tltiinos dias de No
yiembre, segun 10 muestra la siguien-
te carta, la cual da algunas ilustracio
mes de la lucha final, la que puso
a los Alemanes los grillos:
Wisepe, France, Nov. II 1918
"Querido ~Padre--TIoy ha sido desig-
nado por las FHerzas Expedicionarias
Americanas para cue sus miembros
puedan escribir oartas, Y Sc IA nom
brado Ell dia 'Dia de eartas de victo-
ria o "Cartas de Nayidad para los Pa
dresp Las regulaciones de censuraI
Sc han modificado tanto que abora 81
podemos cpntar muchas de %nuestTos
experienciab, donde estamos cuando
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-03-13
sUFRl6 poR ocHo mos.

Dolencias rematicas, dolor de es,
palda, m1sculos adoloridos y tiesura
en- las coyunturas son debidas al ira
bajo excessive rinones debiles o en-
des6rden. Daisy Bell, r. F. d. 3.
Apartado Postal 234, Savannah, Ga,
escribe. "Yo he sufrido por ocho amos
de dolores de espalda sin serme posi-
Bile ejecutar ninguna de mis- faenas de
negocios, perc desde que he estado
fernando las Pfdoras de Foley para
los Rihones, puedo desempehar mis-
negocios sin dificultad." Las Pildo
ras de Foley para los Rinones han da-
do alivio a millares de perEOnas que
~adolecidas por las Intermediates
de los rihones y de la vejiga. Prue-
belas. De yenta en- la Capital Phar,
macy.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-03-13

opener la Media, prestaren la mas
profunda atenci6n. Tenia TODD dere-
lcho para sentirse, como dijo uno de
hos miembros Que habfa ~disparado ''un
lfusil muy grande en- la aperture para
su campaha al eongreso.s
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-03-13
PRoYEcTo DE ARMiJo DE
PRiMARlAS FRAcASApO

En- la session del Martes. Ia camara
por I'm vote de % por 10, no voto
partidario, mat6 ell proyecto de pri-
marias ~opcionales por condados, pre-
sentado por Armijo, como CONFRONT
so del de Sedillos, que proveia por
primarias en- TODD ell estadn.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-03-13
AVISO IMP RTANTE.

Todas las cartas, comunicaciones y ordenes
ash como giros p~ostales, deheran hacerse a Ia
Santa Fe New Mexican Publishing Corpo-
ration" v no a nombre de personals p~articu-
lares, desde esta fecha en- adelante.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-03-13

Por La Tercera Vez 'El Estado del Sol Ha Pro-
bado SUI kealtad a la Union en- Sacrifice de
Sangre; 10000 en- Ia Flor de su Edad Han
Responded al Llamado de Ia Libertad en- los
Campos de Batalla en- Francia; Debemos Re-
cordar su Valor?
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-09-09
THEATRES
I.NGOMAP THEATRE

The sunny South, laden with the
sweet scents of orange blossoms ana
magnoiias, is the scene o. Pauline
Frederick's newest photop.ay, a
Daughter Of the Old South. when
will be shown al the Jngomar the
atre today. The picture, which was
written by Margaret Tulnbul! from
the story CT Alicia Ramsey and RH-
dolph de CorGova. and directed o.
Emile Chautard, IS said 10 have pro
vided Miss Frederick with one o.
the most appealing roles she mas IS
saved for many months.
Miss Frederick appears as a beau
tiful Creole girl whose love story.
filled with lights and shades. laugh
ter and tears, is charmingly told by
the star in series Of cNQuis!te!y
heart appealing scenes. Supported
by a company of excellent players
Miss Frederick's laetst starring We
hicle is one of supreme Importance
to her admirers the country over.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-09-09

D2Lhos. See this thrilling
photop!ay that IS making
motion picture history. Ioa
will never forget Mickey
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-09-09
HUNTER SHOT AND KILLED !

officials Say Washington County
Farmer Committed Suicide.
Hagerstown, Md, Sept. Sd. II.
Boyer, 35 tenant on ] NJ. Newcomers
fruit farm near Big Pool, Washington
county, was shot yesterday within
sight of his home anc instantly kill
ed
Justice Leonard II. Snyder, acting
coroner and Dr.. ]. P. Perry. of C'ea-.
Spring, who made an Investigation.
stated Boyer evidently had commit
ted suicide. No inquest was he'd. Boy
er told his young sen Glenn he in
tended going squirrel shooting. Short
" afterward the report Of the shot
gun was beard and his son running to
the spot found his father lying dead,
shot through the heart. His widow
and five children survive.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-09-09
ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER .. lgls.

people Of her own age. And 50 she
lust declared she vas engaged and
namel 5he man.
What he did and now such re-
nlallsablc betnrothal came out is
charminely told in "Tne Wishing
Ring Man the Eitagraph Star Sc
rios. Release which will be seen in
rhe Grand Theatre tonight. The PIC
ture is adopted from the popular
beck OF the same name by Margaret
Widdemer,, and Miss Love is pre-
yented in one of ner strongest roles.
The Wishing Ring Man" WIS
produced at Hollywood under the d.
rcction Of David Smith. Also Eddi
Polo ir "a Prisoner For Life \
Cyclcnc Smith story.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-09-09
RICHMOND THEATER

Vitagraph's new feature finn me
Girl Woman" in which Miss Gladys
Leslie is the star. viii be shown al
the Richmond Thcater today. It Is
one of the brightest, prcttiest ana
at the same time highly dramatic
screen productions released IN many
months.
Reports from New York, where
the picture was first shown, attest
thai "Thc Girl Woman has the ear
marks Of a film that will live long.
Il is built upon story That define
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-09-09
Why People Buy Rat-Snap in Prefer
ence to Rat Poison.

~ RAT-SNAP absolutely kills
rats and mice (2) What it doesn';
Kill it scares away. (3) Rats killed
with RAT-SNAP leave no smell, they
dry up inside. ca Made in cakes, nc
mixing with other food. 60 Cats or
dogs won't touch it. Three sizes, 25c
sec, $1.00. old and guaranteed by Z.
4. Knight and Son, Alexandria; Man
kin's Store, Falls Church.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-09-09
UNIONS BACK POLICE

Representing all union men in
Washington, the Central Labor I'm
ion last night adopted a resolution
scoring action of the District Com
mssioners il demanding the resig-
nations of al policemen who insist
on remaining affiliated with the
American Federation of Labor.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-09-09
"LA30R's. BEs1 FRIEND"
Rev. DIR. Heisse Says II. L. Church
viii Bring About Understanding


The Methodist Episcopal Church
lis in sympathy with labor, Rev. Dr..
y. Fred Heisse, pastor Of Union
Square Methodist Ep:scopal Church,
Baltimore, Sunday told members Of
his congregation in his sermon on
"rhs Church Is Inc Best Friend Of
Labor"
Dr.. Haisse said the church would
d. al in its power to bring about
an understanding between capital and
labor John II. Ferguson. who week
ago met Howard Bruce IN a discus
SION CT the demands Of capital ana
labor al Union Square Church. was
present.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-09-09
POWER EXpLODE$
Fire Ruilt BY Boys Igniied Substance
In His Pocket.


!. Cumberland, Nd, Sept. o.-Roy,
aged il years. sQn Of John !. Wander
grift, contractor. died yesterday morn
ing at Western Maryland Hospital
from powder burns sustained Sunday
Afternoon. He had gathered bits Ct
Slack powder from cans discarded by
a contractor until he had a rocketful
and th:: became igllited from the heat
thrown off by small fire the boys
had built.
The explosion caused the lad 10 De
enveloped in flames. His screams a.
fracted Edgar S. Rice, who took Of.
his coat as he ran to the boys as
sistance and with it. smotheted The
flames.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-09-09
GRAND THEATRE

Little JOY rebclied at BENG the
inspiration Of her grandEather's sen
timental poems. bat she was helpless
because her folks said she never
could visit away from home until
she became engaged. And she never
was permitted 70 know any young
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-09-09

ares rural and liz city lifs il smash
ing contrast. It's Ingredients are
tire bu:ie. and fcysntten romance q
a false conviction. Of The tragic
facts that travel undercurrent in
small town and CT sensation thar
rends the soa!s Of peaceful! people Of
the countryside.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-12
sTR RARToN WINS pERBY.

Louisville. Ky Nay l2.-Com
mander J. X Ross entry Sir Barton
won the 45th annual renewal OF the
historic Kentucky Derby Saturday
afternoon at odds Of IS to 50. He
was ridden by jockey Johnny Lotus.
Billy Kelly. also from the Ross stable
won second place in the race while
Under Fire entered by p. Duhn fin
ished third Vulcanite led the rest Of
the field Eternal who was a IA
vorite in the betting firing after
three-fourths OF the race had been
run
Sir Barton jumped into the lead
after the barrier had been sprung and
maintained a margin between him
self and the field during the rest Of
the race. First place in the race was
worth s20.S25 More than $4,000 per
sons were present.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-12
Sportsman Will
Be An Official

Indianapolis. May 12-E- C Pat
terson, Of Chicago, sportsman and
holder of the cross country record
between New York and Chicago has
been selected TO wave the checkered
flag for the winner OF the interna
tional 500-mile Liberty Sweepstakes
al Indianapolis, May 81
Patterson has been identified with
the speed sport for many years, and
on three occasions an entrant in the
Indianapolis event bringing Theo-
dOre Pilette to drive a Knight-mo-
tored Mercedes in 1914. and backing
Ralph de Palma in 1914 and 1915
Puette rewarded Patterson's efforts
by finishing fifth in the five-cen-
fury grind, and De Palma crowned
his career as a speed angel by cap
turing first place two years later.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-12
Dempsey Would
Defend the Belt

New York. May 12.-Jack Dempsey
reiterates the statement that II he
wins the title from Jess Willard on
July 4 he VIII be a fighting cham
pion and viii not waste an his time
on the stage or with a circus. Prac-
tically every contender for the hon
ors has made that promise, but few
have made good
Corbett and Fitzsimmons were
slow 10 defend their titles after win
ming the championship. Corbett re-
NAMED idIe for two years after
defeating sullivan before entering
the ring with Charlie Mitchell Fitz-
simmons did not don the gloves until
two years after the Carson City bat
tie
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-12
BOYLAND

HTINNING one game Il 20 from
W the Overland team and losing the
second TO the Terminals. S 10 0. was
the record Of the Monogram team Of
the Boyland league Sunday afternoon.
The pitching OF Lansden was the
feature OF the first game while the
hard hitting OF Nelson. Terrazas and
Nandewater OF the Monogram team
was also a feature. The Terminals
are at present at the top OF the league
percentage column, having won two
games an lost but one since their en-
Try into the league.
In the Junior Boyland league the
Allen Arms team lost 10 the Feldman
nine by the score Of to 9. The game
was We'll played throughout, the mem
bers Of both teams exhibiting consid-
cable skin with the bat and Unfolding
The standing Of the two leagues
follow
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-12

while on the other hand the Mexican
boys had the advantage OF teamwork
Mainez and Mendez, twirlers for the
Gomez team, both did nice work IN
the box. allowing a total Of five hits
10 the opposition. The Mexican boys
showed an Improvement over their
form Of the previous Sunday and are
70 be considered as a peunant con-
tender of the first water.
T.a scnra.-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-12
BOYLAND LEAGUE


Springfield, Mass, Nay l-.-Cole-
gate, with a total OF % points. won
the meet OF the Eastern lntercol-
legfate Athletic association here
Saturday. Institute was second with
"a points. Others totals were: New
Hampshire state, 21is; Boston college,
Is; Holy Cross. 14L; Middlebury, 10,
Springfield. III; Tufts, g; Wor-
cester Technical, SO.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-12
HURLER CO0MBS
STRIKEOUTSTAR
Sends Total of "a Batsmen
Back to Bench in
Is Innings.

Striking out 10 men in seven in
nings is certainly exceptional but
when a twirler turns around and re-
tires 81 men in is innings in two
DAYS time this in considered an ex-
traordinary feat and teams OF the II
Paso district would do well in side
stepping an ambitious young hurler
named COMBS who computed lhls
record on saturday ami sunday AFTER
moons. Whether this COomhs IS a
relative Of the iuimitable JACK IS no.
known but he seems 10 have some on
me ability at least Of the famous big
ieseuer Judging from the manner IN
which he sends batsmen back 10 the
bench via the strikeout route
8Iovs Them Down
Saturday afternoon pitching Tor
the RemOunt depot Coomns sL uch
out 10 men while facing the 9th engl-
neers- Sunday he came rlsht p 5.e
against the 18th field signal 0attalloh
and whitfield a tital OF Is OF the OBJ
nosfun batsmen making his record OF
"a for the two successive games
one of the features Of the Satur-
dav game was a triple play elsl-
neered in the It'll inning. Holliaay,
catcher for the Remount nine caught
4 hfcb fIv. He shot the bail to third
and caught a runner there Whlle
third baseman Lindsay threw lle
nail 10 FOX at second in time 10 nip
another base runner for the thira
TFneups OF the teams Sunday after
noon follows Remount: Lindsay
third base; Bagley, shortstop'
Coombs. pitcher; Kelterhous. right
field: Floor left field; Holiday
catcher; Fields. first base; Fox, sec
ond base: Wilson, center tielo.
Seventh field: Bufford. catcher
PENNY shortstop: Dias, first base
Dindius. center field; Rabiney. third
base: Charp. right field; Draper. let
field: Brooks. second base; sturn-
pitcher.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-12
Good Scores Are
Made At Shoot

Some excellent scores were made
sunday morning at the regular weekly
shoot OF the FL Paso Gun club at its
range in the rear Of the FL Paso
Country club. DR.. James Vance broke
a total OF so clay pigeons out Of 100
shots, while W. L. Cobb knocked
down 46 out OF so attempts. The
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-12

LARRY PEARCE. The Phillies Sec
II ond baseman, lost his little daugh-
ter recently and did not appear in uni
form for several days.
in spite OF the 1fO-game schedule
and the late getaway. all Of the major
league clubs have been handicapped
by unfavorable weather.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-12
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION,

At Chattanooga-Chattanooga 10
Little Rock J.
AT Mobile-AIobile S: Birmingham I
At Nashville-Nashville ISL: Men,
phis 80.
At New Orleans-New Orleans 6,
Atlanta 3.
Saturdays Games.
At New Orleans-New Orleans s,
Atlanta o.
At Mobile-Mobile o. Birmingham g.
At Chattanooga-ChattanoOga .;
Little Rock .: tied
At Nashville-Nashviue 4; Mem
phis g.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-12
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Waco at Galveston
Shreveport at Houston
TT. Worth at san Antonio
Dallas at Beaumont.