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The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-05-09

Saturdays oames-Loeb's Field.
Van Nleets vs.. Ben-Hur, first game
2.30 o'clock.
Moores vs.. STATIONS, second game
4:l5 o'clock.
The Wholesalers league stage their
weekly double header at Loeb's field
Saturday afternoon. The Ben-Hur club
meets the Van Vleets In the first game.
The Ben-Ilur club IL gaining strength
steadily and the Van Vleets are comb
ing the city In their efforts to find a
catcher, and II this aid reaches them
the game should be well worth while.
Dutton and Ray or Wilson will be the
probable hurlers for this contest.
The second game Is the feature game,
The Moores have been going good, and
with a new catcher they have In view
they anticipate the most stubborn game
the league-leading STATIONS have had
this season.
Gum and Jefferson will likely be the
opposing hurlers.
The Memphis Union Station team are
anxious to form a two or four-team
league playing Sunday morning ball
at Loeb's field. Any teams, with or
without uniforms are requested TO be
present at tonight's meeting of the
Memphis Associated Amateurs baseball
division at the Chamber Of Commerce.
Memphis will have its third Satur-
day afternoon league start Saturday
afternoon with a double-header at
Hodges field, The following firms
have entered teams:
Kelsey Wheel Co., Plough Chemical
Co, Y. M. G. A. and Goodbar & Co,
The Goodbars were last years champs
In a romp and hope to repeat, how
ever, with the opposition this year that
they seem TO have, the road to %pennant-
vile will not be strewn with rose and
silver lining although 1t must be con
coded that the Goodbars have always
had excellent representation as we do
not wish to defect credit where credit
Is due. The Plough team under the
%captalncy of Chas. Metteer, prominent
local hurler, should be a contender
from the lineup he has so far arranged.
The Y. NJ. C. A., managed by Forrest
Bradley, Is said to be the strongest
club the "Y' has ever put on the field,
The Kelsey Wheel team is built around
an exceptionally strong battery with
some big leaguers in their midst and
the contests should be we'll worth while.
The schedule of Saturdays games will
appear later.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-05-09
Here's A NeW Kind
Of Baseball Game;
1t Helps Y Loan

CHICAGO, May "a Giants
bail game not on the league schedule
is announced to be played by telegraph
tonight in the interest Of the Victory
Liberty loan. The Cubs will be guests
Man IL for Max F1ack. first in the
Cubs batting order, to lead Off at the
plate and II within two minutes So
900 is subscribed he will be credited
with A hit, and he goes to first base.
A $40, 900 subscription would be re
corded AS n "two-bagger' and $4,000
would be counted as q home run.
are being made In Chicago, the Giants
are expected to be doing some heavy
stick work in New York, the results
TO be sent by wire. Fans viii be ad-
mitted and invited to root" with cash.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-05-09
COLLEGE BASEBALL.

At Raleigh-North Carolina state COL
lege s, Trinity college 0.
At Princeton. N, Princeton 5,
West Virginia 9.
At Maryville, Tenn. -Maryville col
lege /, Milligan 0.
At Easton, Pa.-West Virginia 8, La
fayette l.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-05-09
JOE RAY.

JOE RAY.
Joie Ray is at it again-which refers
to breaking running records. He re-
Gently hung up a new worlds record In
the 1,o0O-yafd run IN Brooklyn by step
ping the distance In 2:13 rs. Homer
Baker finished second.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-05-09

V ASSOCIATE
|AAMATEURS
MERCANTILE LEAGUE
Standing Of Club

Saturdays Games-Loeb's Field,
Memphis Gas co. Va. En-Ar-Co., first
game 2;30 o'clock.
OrgIll Bros. vs.. Polarihes, second
game AIS o'clock.
-
The Gas team meets the fast En-Ar-
Cos. In the first game, which should
he "A nip-and-tuCk contest, The Gas
team is now leading the league, and
hope to have a clean slate after the
smoke of the battle has cleared away
today, However, the oil boys are go
ing great these days with good pitch
ing being served them and almost fault
less fielding.
Lamberson or McCabe will do the
Gas boys hurllng while Stadmlller will
fling for the En-Ar-Cos.
The second game Ia evenly balanced,
Both teams are strengthening theft
weak fielding outfields and n good
game should result. The Orgills have
lost both games this season through
critical errors or spasmodic hitting on
the part Of the opposition while the
Polarlnes have managed to stay even In
the matter Of wins and losses.
Myrick and Verne will oppose on
the mound.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-05-09

Saturdays oames-Loeb's Field,
Van Nleets vs.. Ben-Hur, first game
2:30 o'clock.
Moores vs.. STATIONS, second game
4.l5 o'clock.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-05-09
CARTER KAYOS GAGE.

GLOBE, Ariz, May 9,-Tommy Car
ter, lightweight champion of the South
ern army division, knocked out Frankie
Gage, California lightweight, in the
fifth round OF a scheduled ~1O-round
fight here last night.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-05-09
WHOLESALERS LEAGUE.

Standing Of Clubs.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-05-09
GREB DEFEATS E

PITTSBURGH, Pa, May S.-Willie
Meehan, of San Francisco, was out
pointed in his 1O-round bout here last
night with Harry Greb, of Pittsburgh
Greb won nine rounds, while Meehar
had a shade in one.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-05-09
MOTHERS DAY N

NEWBERN, Tenn, May Q, (Spl)-
Mothers day will be observed among
Sunday, May II, and special programmes
have been arranged for the occasion
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-27
LITIGATION IS
CING0NNERS
Cattlemen Must Register
Brands or Court Fights
Await Them in Future.

Phoenix. Ariz-. Nov 27.-secretary
Ed W. Stephens OF the state live
stock sanitary board has given warn
ing that costly litigation IS a Ger
tainty in the near future FOR cattle
men OF the state who do not reg
lister their brands before December
~. The official added that Individual
notices have not been sent out partly
because many OF the 10000 regis
trants are dead or have been ont Of
the cattle Business for years
The re-rcgistration OF brands, &C
cordine to secretary Stephens. is the
first that has been made since the
livestock sanitary board was organ
fzed more than 25 years ago The
cost OF re-reEistering is IS, and ap-
plicatfon for the required blanks
must be made TO the board here.
After December u, the secretary said,
any brand not re-registered- VIII De
recorded in the name Of any one ap-
ulvfue for It Cattle rustlers could.
IL thev so desired, locate herds
branded prior to December II and
have the brands registered FOR them
selves. il was pointed out involving
court action
In all cases involving transfers OF
cattle. made in good faith. ana re
norted direct to the board, where IN
me time element includes the re-
registering date, the livestock sani-
tary board viii protect the transfer
secretary Stephens said.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-27
DaLGmatianS
To Be Starred
To Submission
D'Annunzio VIII Attack
Spalato With Strong
Force, Is Report.

Paris. France. Nov. 27.-Jugo-slav
headquarters in Paris learns from
spalato by way OF Belgrade that
dAnnunzio proposes 10 return 10
cara with strong forces and viii at
tack Spa1ato.
The Italian admiral Milo, Is SAID
10 have given his word OF honor that
all Dalmstia viii be occupied by dan
nunzio's volunteers and become
wholly italian under the king OF
italy. RecalcItrants, it IS added. are
TO be starved into submission. and
Jugo-slav functionaries who refuse
the oath Of allegiance to the king OF
Italy viii be expelled
The italian squadrons OF Genoa
and Smyrna It is reported. have
placed themselves under the orders
Of d'Annunzio. and Milo for the op-
eratiOns in Dalmatia-
A Rome dispatch Wednesday quoted
the Socialist organ Avauti as having
published a warning that dAnnunzlo
was preparing for a surprise descent
upon Trieste
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-27
BERLIN DENIES
DELAYING NOTE
Germans Charge Clemen
eeau With Repellant
Tone Of Hate.

Berlin, Germany, Nov. 27.-(By the
Associated Press.)-A rumor that the
German government fearing trouble
over the note on the question OF Ger
man prisoners written to the protocol
mission at versailles by premier
Clemenceau. held up the note for ten
days, fs denied today. The Tageblatt
says It learns that this note was not
handed TO herr Won Simson. head Of
the German mission. until after his
second conference with Paul Dutasta.
secretary Of the peace conference. az
Ter which the German plenlpotHntiary
and his party Immediately left Paris,
not having any Instructions as to a
final determination Of the question OF
prisoners
win reference TO the note the
TaEeblart SAYS that once more pre-
mler Clemenceau uses his repellant
tone, charged with hate" The ar
ficle concludes with speculation as 20
whether the note Indicates that the
German prisoners viii be returned
after the formal ratification OF the
treaty. or whether it is intended to
hold them Indefinitely.
According 10 the Berliner Zeitung.
herr Won S5msou. who went 20 Paris
as head OF the mission IN connection
with the protocol TO be signed prior
10 formal promulEa ton Of the peace
treaty, viii not return 10 Paris Baron
Kurt Won Larsner. the chief repre-
sentative OF Germany in France, has
received fresh Instructions which viii
lead 20 the resumption Of the inter
rupted negotiations, the newspaper
declares. The new Instructions. the
newspaper states. are calculated TO
prove to the entente that the German
government sincerely desires to full
I'm its obligations.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-27
NEW MEXICO COLONEL WINS
CROK DE GUERRE CITATION

Roswell. " II. Nov 27--Co- h A.
TneaUs. a veteran Of the Spanish
american war. who also served on
the Mexican border at Columols anu
is+er Win the American eNpeditionary
force In France, has been awarded the
cr0iE de guerre-
col. ingalls, was director Of the
field hospital OF the Second division
overseas and before sailing was sta
toned az Fort Bliss He IS now back
al the New Mexico military institute.
where he has been for years when
not in the regular army service
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-27
IRELAND WANTS
z PARLIANENT5
Daily Sessions Being Held
by Cabinet Committee to
Frame Measure.

London. Eng, Nov. ga new home
rule bill setting up two parliaments
in ireland. with a council or senate
Of 30 to be chosen by the two. prob
ably will be introduced in parliament
within the next two weeks.
Daily sessions are being held by the
cabinet COMMITTEES in charge Of the
measure. the subject under discussion
at present being finance, which IS in
charge Of a subcommittee under the
Craftsmanship Of J. Austen Chamber
lain. chancellor Of the exchequer. Con
troll Of customs has always been a
point Of sharpest difference when
other home rule schemes have been
debated and was one Of the rocks upon
which the Irish convention was ship
wrecked.
Control Of police is another knotty
problem.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-27
Growth
.I5STIMULATED
High Prices Arouse En-
thusiasm in Irrigated Dis
tricts Around Yinton.

vinton. Texas, Nov. 27-There
seems 10 be a growing enthusiasm for
cotton culture in the upper valley and
srrangement are being made 10 put
in a big acreage. The increased de-
mand and the high prices paid for the
product has greatly stimulated inter
est in cotton production until now
many Of the irrigated districts in the
state are growing this crop Very
little irrigation is required for the
growing Of cotton when the crop is
properly cultivated BY using less
water there IS a tendency to shorten
the growing season and nasten ma
rurftv The results Of three years
work indicate that good yields OF cit
ton can be secured both on mesa ana
valley lands. but those who conteul-
plate planting cotton should exercise
care 10 secure good seed, plant early,
cultivate often and use water spar
ingly. It is stated that valley SOL
win yield about 1.35 bales OF lint cot
ton 10 the acre.
Several hundred turkeys went in to
the FL Paso market from the farm
I ing district west OF here Tor the loll-
day market There was decided
3 shortage OF these birds this year as
I the spring weather caused a big loss
Of life.
Hardy White is here from Colorado.
{ Texas, on a business trip 10 secure a
bunch OF 1aborers for that part Of the
country. He viii leave with the men
some time next week.
lIr. and Mrs. Fletcher G. Belk, Of
Kiuron are entertaining 4lr- and AIRS
I Walter Scott, Mr. and Mrs C. Newsin.
+ Mrs J. leblanc and Miss Sue Nay
field. all from FL Pas0s at dinner
I party on Thursday.
H Saunders and family has moved
down from Ia Mesa and rented the
{ Servatius farm on the west side OF
I the valley and VIII occupy the old Ser
vatius home Mr.. SerFatius has built
a new house which was just recently
III. and Mrs. Tim Williams are en-
itertaining a party Of friends for
{ Thanks ivinE day
Miss Helen GehI IS in Las Cruces
Entertains at Dinner.
Mrs. +. r. James entertained with
an eUQuisitely appointed dinner party
on THURSDAY A huge centerpiece was
formed Of mammoth golden chry-
santhemums and the other appoint
ments were I'm keeping The guests
were M and Mrs Battelle White.
Messrs. Charles Allen and Gilbert
I King from Ell Paso in addition 70
! the members Of the family, Misses
I Harry Rishabergef, Anna James. J.
{ c. Rishaberger and the hostess
The masquerade dance which was
given at the Alta Vista school recent
I - was a decided success and brought
out a large crowd. The music was
I splendid and dainty refreshments
] were served Every one had good
time and the matrons in charge have
! decided to make these social affairs
I more frequent in the future
! Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Week, OF Vim
/ ton. were IN Fl Paso, on a shopping
: trimp-
{ A. p. Gibson with his sons. Earl and
/ Tyron Gibson. Of Berino, were Yinton
: visitors this week
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-27
ARIZONA COURT RULES ON
OWNERS FRONTAGE RIGHTS

Phoenix. Ark. Nov. 2T.-rhe Ari-
zona state corporation commission has
made decision that a hotel keeper may
not consider his own the frontage Of
his property. to be disposed OF IN
granting rights 70 taxi stands. IL IS
intimated that rather superior rights
IN such matters would lie with store
keepers who rent along such a
frontage.
The case IN point affected a trans
action wherein an auto salesman Of
Tered J. C. Adams $1,000 for exclusive
taxi privileges on the double Adams
hotel front Il was understood that
the sum should represent a credit on
the purchase OF a machine by Adams
Thereafter the salesman IS alleged 20
have traded his concession. for $1,000
cash. 70 one r. G. Goeglin, whose APP
plication 70 maintain taxi stand on
the frontage purchased" has just
been denied on the ground that three
other taxi men have been given stands
on the frontage, BY permission OF
store occupants
The commission concludes that Mt.
Adams should control the entire front
age OF his hotel with reference 10 the
rights and privileges OF taxi drivers
Is absurd
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-27
GERMANS OPPOSE UNION
OF SOCIALIST PARTIES

Berlin. Germany. Nov. 27.-Opposi-
ton TO a union Of the Independents
Socialists with the majority Socialists
Is Indicated in the action Of the indie
pendent socialist faction today in Sc
Letting Alfred Henke. Of Bremen. and
Fritz Geyer as presidents. with equal
rights. 10 succeed the late Hugo Haase
Is leader of the independent Socialist
party in the reichstag-
Henke and Geyer, with frau Louise
Zietz. who was elected secretary OF
the faction. belong 10 the left wing
Of the party, which has opposed
Haase's advocacy Of moderation
Henke was conspicuous in the Red
riots last spring, while Geyer was
prominent in the Spartacan insurrec
ton at Leipsic-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-27
QUICK relief FROM
CONSTIPATION
Edwards OHveTabIets
OOnt let CONSTIPATION poison y0E 300

That is the joyful dy Of Thousands
since Dr.. Edwards produced Olive
Tablets, the substitute for calomaL
Dr.. Edwards. a pracicing physician
for II years and calomels c.d-Gme
enemy. discovered the formula for Olive
Tablets while treating patients for
chronic constipation and torpid hVers-
Dr.. Edwards Olive Tablets % not
contain calomel. but a healing, soothing
vegetable LAXATIVE.
No qiping is the keynote" Of these
little segregated. ohve-colo7ed tab
lets They cause the bowels and liver to
act normally. They never force then
TO unnatural acton.
Ifyou have a dark brown mouth -
bad breath dull, tired fseing-S-z
hsadache-torpid hver-consupzhun,
You'll md quick, sure and pleasant r.
suits ron orc OF two Of DR.. E1EEcs
Olive Tablets at bedtime.
Thousands take them overnight ~
m keen right Irv them. lOcand *.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-27
FINDING 4 ROOM
IN BERLIN A JOB
Correspondent Pays For
Suite he Hadn't Seen.
Finds it Was Bargain.

Berlin. Germany. Nov zz.-It is
customary 20 regard Columbus as a
great man. He discovered America
I have gone enc better-I have dis
covered vacant apartments in Ber-
lin.
Flats. houses and apartments are
so scarce that the authorities are in
stituting compulsory blnetins- No
one Is 10 be allowed more than two
rooms Tor himself and people with
larEa flats are 20 be forced 10 accept
paying guests
advertised. The first time I re-
ceived two replies. both from agents.
I visited them. Deposit twenty-five
marks they said. and We VIII give
YOU a list OF apartments suitable TO
vour requirements" I asked what
they had on their Lists before paying
the required sum- Nothing for the
moment" was the reply but We
may have something soon tnankea
them and retired.
Then ] secured Berlin-cn foot. by
taxicab. by underground, by me city
railway. i visited quarters OF the
city where surely no foreigner has
ever been before
] answered Advertisement.
waited Tor the midday newspapers
and drove 20 the few places where
rooms were said TO be vacant q had
abandoned my ambitious scheme Of
securing a flat. and made up my mind
TO take furnished roomsl. Il was al
ways the same. sorry, they are let
already
Has Success
One day success nearly crowned
D
rooms. furnished in the English style
and in a good neiChborhood. The
owner, a bachelor doctor, felt sure
we should suit each other, and 7
agreed 10 move iu on the following
day. He rang me Up the same even
ing i regret he said, But nay
housekeerer declines 20 attend 10 an
Engiishman- she has been with me
a long time-so. j am afraid 81"
told him politely 20 keep his
rooms
A second set Of rooms which were
suitable were refused for the same
reason; a third suddenly doubled I'M
value when Go was found that the
would be tenant was English Ever
hatred has IFS price.
Then one night 7 camped ont. ir
order 70 be early ia the field AT half
past seven IN the morning J had relc
the advertlsementss At eight oclocl
I had telephoued TO Charlottenburs
at nine o'clock / was seated IN the
study Of a retired Lieutenant colonel
a Freiherr Of the old school. tall
bearded and couftly.
I opened the BAH by remarEing that
I wanted his rooms. and that j was
English.
THAT doesn't matter" ne said:
against individuals ] have no ul-
feeling. Come and look at the
rooms"
How much are theyg7 I asked.
He told me. i pulled out my note
case and pushed over a months rent.
Here ] said, ~it's q. bargain. shake {
hands on o."
we shook hand. And then-I
looked at the rooms.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-27
PERSHING SENDS VICTORY
RIBBON TO Ell PASO BOY

Charles T. DAILY. an En- Paso boy,
has something TO be thankful for
this Thanksgiving. Mai. Gen. Robert
4 Howe received a citation Thurs
day for DAILY from Cen John ]. PERISH
ing. This is a personal citation car
rying with &c a victory ribbon with
one star. But DAILY can't be located.
He formerly was with the 26th aero
squadron He is wanted at military
headquarters. IL he is found. so he
can be decorated
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-27
Mongolia Seeks
To End State
Of Autonomy
Asks China to Take 1t I'm
der olitical and Diplo-
matte Control.

Pckin. China, Nov- 27.-tBy the As
ISOLATED Press) -lEongolia, through
its princes and Iamas. desires to end
the state Of autonomy under which It
exists and give political and dipio-
matte control to China.
A Monaghan petition has been
brought TO Pekin by Gen. Hsu shu
Cheng. It declares that 1Iongolian
official circles empowered TO deal
VITA the question Of 1Iongolia's
autonomy beg 20 petition the prest-
dent OF Ii.c Chinese republic as fol-
outer Mongolia has been under
Chinese rule over 200 years. during
which time everyone. from princes TO
the lowest subject. enjoyed peace But
near the end Of the EIanchu dynasty
the officials sent to Urgia (the chief
town OF the northern districts OF Non
Eolia) were corruptionists-
THE most extreme Indignation
arose among the Mongols, Of which
foreigners took advanta &c. instigating
the Mongols against the Chinese ana
the independence OF outer Mongolia
was established. China retained nor
nal suzerainty. whhe outer Mongolia
was deprived Of its rights No i'm
provements in Mongolia's condition
have since occurred.
Russia. recently occupied with DO
nestle strife, has been unable 10 pro-
tect Mongolia or fulfill her treaty OBJ
LEGATIONS. The Buriats, backed BY
brigands. sent messengers seeking 20
compel us to enter the MonEolian
league. with the object Of rob-ing
China OF suzerainty and deprivinE
Mongolia Of autonomy"
Sc srrTH~efHrrM that mandate
will be issued this evening embody-
ing the above and adding that the
Eiatka treaty and the urgia protocol
notes and the Russo-Chinese notes re-
gardinE outer Mongolia are abro-
gated.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-27
TREATY WILL
NOT Be ISSUE
Senator Lodges Statement
MisconstrUed; Not Backed
By Republican Party.

as not TO sacrifice the principles which
the Republicans have stood Tor con-
EistentlT-
u have the Democrats take the initi-
atlve fin the compromising process I
am assured that the Republicans VIII
not move the treaty out OF the COM
uliLtee on foreign relations unless Lles
have a definite understanding with
the Democrats as 20 the character OF
Pride viii not stand IN the way Of
Democratic uvert--es no matter now
distasseful that may be. But the
Democrats on the other hand can point
70 the senate Foreign relations COM
mittee as no place to begin coulpro-
missing when the balance OF power IN
that committee is held BY men like
senator Knox. who are outspczenly IN
favor OF the defeat OF the whole
Thzt leaves the way open TO only
one thing namely a conference com
mittee such as senator Pomerene, OF
Ohio. proposed I'm the closing hours
OF the session consisting or senator
Lodge and Hitchcock and three others
from each side Of the chamber to
work out a compromise
would Take Time.
such a proposal would provoke end
less debate and wrangling II made a
formal matter but there is no such OBJ
lection 10 an informal conference com
mittee meeting outside the senate
To such a conference could be invited
men like Root. Taft, Oscar Aaruses
ui esident Lowell. OF Harvard and 9TH
er men whose purpose Is 20 get a
league OF nations ana treaty OF peace
established. and who could not be
suspected Of having any other pur-
pose in mind except the Americaniza-
ton Of the treaty and League
From purely political point OF
view. the thought of making the
treaty a campaign issue has not re-
ceired the enthusiastic approval that
was expected from Republicans when
The idea was first hroac hed- The old
er heads I'm the party see such an easy
victory ahead that they don't want 70
present the Democrats with an Issue
OF such importance that the electorate
might divide evenly forgetting in the
confusion some Of the Democratic
errors 81 domestic administration. In
other words, If the Republicans have
q cinch in 1920, and the leaders think
SO. why take a. chance on such a thing
as the league OF nations which IS adj
mirte1lT harder 20 understand than
such simple things as Democratic
waste OF mls11a-Ilfi cement. so from ev-
cry side has come the word to forget
about that little statement issued by
ire AasEachueetrs senator and dis