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The sun., 1919-07-03
Fly the American
Flag and Keep
HFlying

Riding sixty miles within the
last few days over the Malaga
Pike from the sea to the Della
ware River, the American Flag
was sadly missing everywhere.
II was so noticeable that
careful count showed but eleven
flags only. in sight in three
hours through the towns and
villages along country roads
sprinkled with farmhouses, cot
tsges and barns.
And it was not a rainy day
either!
Not long since hardly home
or building was without a flag
and some buildings few a fltg
from every window.
This week, with its most
notable Fourth of July since
that one when Liberty Bell,
now old. rang out the Declare
ton of Independence, New
York should set the example to
the United States of a lavish
and proper display of Old
Glory.
Neither the United States nor
the nations of the earth must
lose sight of the flag and its in
spirations.
We can put down a great war,
but we must not let our pa
triotism sag nor our flag be laid
aside.
The sun., 1919-07-03
Keeping Little Folk Quiet

n an rem tina other
keep them
divert the drm will the st bohe
The sun., 1919-07-03

Offers end
less S u 6 G e s.
tions for the
child's enter
t a i n m e n t.
N eV er were
c h i ! d r e ms
books lovelier.
In the section
of the large
w a n amaker
Book Store de-
voted to- chill
dren's stories,
one finds a
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-09
GARD
FOR PATIENTS
Boxers and Wrestlers at
Fort Bliss Perform for
Hospital Inmates.
By Tad

Several being and wrestisng bouts
and an entertainment program n
general was rendered Monday night
at Fl Bliss for the benefit Of patients
in the base hospital The program
was staged under the auspices Of the
Red Cross and was enjoyed by every
one. Pvt Theodore Wolff defeated
private II. C. Evans in a two-fall
wrestling match as the first bout Of
the evening while privates Odom and
Shaffer boxed four rounds. the latter
winning in the last session
Edwin Gower and Frank J. Meyers
boxed four rounds. Cover taking the
decision BY superior boxing skill.
Jack Fitzgerald and JACK Hord en-
gagged in two-round contest while
Chick Hess and Lefty Warner also
tied on the gloves for a few sessions.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-09
CITY LEAGUERS
ARRANGE DATES
Necessary to Revise Seized
ule Because Of Absence
of Gunners Last Week.

Maj r r highlands fast aggrega-
ton Of Engineers viii face the con,
sistent SIND artillery team Saturday
afternoon as q result Of a revision Of
the Army and City league schedule
made at the meeting Of the executive
committee Of the circuit Monday
night a. the office OF president 7. J.
NicCamznt- The gunners were origin
Saturday but in view Of their alb
sence from the city the Zone supply
team readily agreed TO fiji in the
date Mai. Neyland's team may be
slightly weakened by discharges but
he is confident Of again winning and
making his chances for the pennant
Busy sunday schedule.
Sunday afternoons schedule viii
bring the Seventh cavalry and DOdg-
ers together in the first game and the
sS05 and Zone in the second Manager
c. Corde-o Of the E8e4 team asked for
a first game schedule but as ic Is the
intention Of the league officials 10
adhere TO the original schedule as
much as possible this could not be
4SQ4 and Zone in the second Manager
however. is in lire for several first
games on the Sunday matinee bills
Of the future. The weekend games
Eall4A6- anu 1----e-- VIII e11-1- 80
balancing the percentage column as
the Engineers are stin three games
behind in the number played.
Add Up Pennanf Fund.
Following a request from one OF
the managers president McCsmant
and Maj James H Conlin totaled the
pennant fund and found that approx
fmately $3.50 had been deposited TO
its credit In view OF the fact that
the season viii continue for a little
more than a month the officials feel
that quite a substantial little sum
viii be divided by the winning teams
when the flag race is ended
Checks Are LarEer.
Owing to the increased attendance
recently checks distributed at the
meeting were much larger than usual
and the players consequently receive
a bigger sum. proportionateiy.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-09
HIGH SCHOOL TIGERS
START TRAINING FOR
FAST GRIDRON GAMES

n HORE than . sturdy candidates,
w four Of which were members Of
last seasons Eridiron squad reported
TO athletic coach N. CoBIentz. Mon
day afternoon for the first days
football practice at the high school
stadium and were put to work throw
Ing and catching punts and trying
ont their wind. II Is the intention
OF coach CObleDtz to give the cnndi-
dates enough preliminary work 70
harden their muscles before any
win not be rough work before the
beginning Of next week. The first
game OF the Tiger schedule will
probably be with the Demine high
school OF one OF the soldier eIevens
and viii take place early IN October.
sWhiie 1 cannot tell anything defi-l
mite about the work OF the candidafes
50 far they are a likely appearing
bunch and I think that the school
eleven viii more than hold its own
this seasOns coach COblenz said rs
he watched the squad workout. II
know little about the material 50 far
as was not here last year hut they
will soon rench the development
stage and a team viii be rounded out
which will be ready to oppose rival
clubs OF the soufhwest.7
Ben Howell Is manager Of the
capruln. Of the candidates who re-
ported Monday afternoon there are
four who are veterans Of last sea-
son, namely, Springer. Martinez,
hefchersid and Talbot. A number Of
second team men are also out and
promise to make a good showing this
season and viii no doubt help the
team In no small way. Collectively
the eleven promises 20 be light rs
compared with elevens in years past
but the Tigers expect TO overcome
this by speed and those fast plays
for which the local team has been
famous.
Plans are under way for an ex-
tensive schedule for the team which
viii probably wind Up on Thanksgiv-
ing day with the Tigers playing the
state school OF mines OF the winners
Of the circuit league II such an or
Eanization is formed. Indications AT
present are that this season viii be
one OF the biggest, speaking In
football sense, Of Fl PasO history and
there is no Gearth OF good material
in the city TO form strong teams.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-09
A1my-City Post Series Is
Likely Burt Boosts Players

OFFICIALS Of the Army and CITY
" baseball league are not going to
pass up any chance that viii insure
the holding Of a post season series at
Rio Grande park at the end Of the
present schedule and plans for the en-
tertainment Of the fans are already
being devised. From the present out
1ook. it appears that an al-star team
picked from the military clubs Of the
district win meet selected nine from
the civilian clubs for the Champion
ship Of the district. Arrangements
may be made later 10 bring an out
side team here. probably Fort Bay
ard. \. II, as this place is represented
by a fast aggregation that mas held
its own so far this season.
Favor a City Series.
Umpire Harry Kane. president T.
J. hIcCarrant, manager Duty and many
others are IN favor Of a Championship
series between all-star teams from
the army and civilian clubs Of the
order Of the contests staged in 1917.
In that year the title was won BY
the army in an eight game series.
The series WIS attended by hun
dreds OF military and civilian fans
and there is little doubt but that
the bugs Would strongly endorse
amy action taken toward singing
series Of this kind. II is felt that
the fnter-cfty series would be
more OF Interest to the fans than
TO bring an outside team here for
n two or three game schduie.
Approves of Players.
FL Paso fans have witnessed some
OF the best baseball played in the his
tory OF the city this season and it is
a certainty that the fans would show
their support for a well matched Sc
ries OF this kind. Umpire Burt. who
has also officiated IN the Texas league
is strong in his endorsement Of tho
standard Of baseball dispensed in the
Army and City circuit and believes
that some Of the players would read
lily make good on Texas league clubs.
Some Of Them
"A polished baseball player Of the
order Of Maj. r. P Neyland who
never overlooks an opportunity accru-
ing TO the advantage OF his team,
would mean considerable to a club in
in the Texas circuit in my opinion"
he asserted. 'Mulcahy is a splendid
southpaw and Ponsford is a good
twirler
.sThe former HIS the curves and
speed and L think that he VIII
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-09
menss at silver CITY, Miami. Bis
bee and Columbus.
r.
Emik To he1e-ee.


Roy Emik, who has been agreed
upon by the contestants as referee in
the SUDDEN berg George bout at the
Studorfum Wednesday night has
visited the training camps Of both
bartlers with view Of being better
informed on the condition OF the prin-
eipals in the main event Of Is rounds
The boat between Sudenberg and
George & few weeks ago was 3 rat
ding good one and believe / have
said as much as I ought under the
circumstances TO say that Wednes-
day nights battle has ali the ear
marks Of being faster and better
sanasmuch as both battiers In
Vited the public to their training
camps and the yFcrk OF each has
been witnessed by hundreds OF
fans, I think II no breach Of con-
fidence 10 state that each battler
has trained differently in some
ways than for their former bout,
which brought forth some sur
prises In the plans Of battle.
What have they new2 Well, that
Is point I would not feel free 10 dis
cuss Each battler has developed
some new lines OF campaign which /
believe viii be intensely interesting
TO watch, especially by those who saw
the former battle between the two
Both mea have made Improvement IN
more ways than one Just how it viii
ali work out IS what puts interest
into the meeting. Regardless OF some
changes in style which are promised
there viii undoubtedly be plenty OF
pure, old fashioned mixing for both
boxers are too much set in this er-
spect to ever permit of a dancing ex-
hibition or stalIng tactics. Their
styles, too, differ just about enough to
make Interesting milling. / look for
q whale OF a bout"
There has been a big advance sale
Of tickets for the contest and Jack
Mcdonald at the Wigwam is leading
as usual with Taylor at the Lobby and
the Annex on West san Antonio max
ing a close second. The contest will
undoubtedly prove one OF the biggest
drawing cards held in a long time. as
the work Of the two men in their
first battle made a decided impress
sion On the fans.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-09

The mines are already lining mp and
Judging from the class Of athletes
who are attending the state fastitu-
tion there IL going TO be n strong
representative eleven IN the field be-
fore long.
One of the features Of the Tiger
schedule VIII doubtless be n game
with the AIesilia Asgies as while the
upper valley school Is n college and
its students outweigh the Tigers by
20 pounds to the man as n general
rule the New ITexicans can always
count upon a stiff fight when OppOs-
ing the Ell PasO eleven.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-09
ers Await Tap OF Bel; Bouts IN Liberty Hall
RED SOX CLEAN
Up ON YANKEES
Take Both Games Of Double
Bill; One Protested
bv Detroit.

New York, Sept s--Boston defeated New
York IN both games OF q double header
Monday. IN the eighth inning OF the first
game Ruth hit home run into the right
field Tor his Goth home run OF the year
breaking the established major league rec
ord. Freeman OF the Washington National
league club, had held the record for years
when he hit % home runs in 1899.
Word was received from Ban johnson
that the Detroit club protested the sec
ond game Of the double header on the
ground that Il vas a game transferred
"a New YORK from Boston
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-09

prove q find for the Texas unfTer-
slty. Rees and Fairbanks are
dandy riehfhanders and with
coaching would find little diff
Guilty In getting positions. There
are so many promising men that
It would take a good deal Of space
TO tell them all as 1 think that FL
Paso fans are seeing an excellent
brand OF baII.7
May Make a Tour.
Following a successful city series
a picked team could be organized to
make a tour OF the southwest and
meet all Of the clubs Of the district.
Dates could bs arranged in Douglas.
Nogales, Columbus, Phoenix,
Miami and other cities and little diff
flculty would be encountered from
this end
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-09

Toledo, Ohio. Sept 9.-Dennis Muir
ply, catcher for the Toledo American
association baseball club, is in a hos
pital with a fractured skull, having
been taken there yesterday following
an accident which occurred in one Of
the Toledo-St. Paul games on Sunday.
when Murphy was hit by a ball
pitched by Dan Griner. It was not
discovered until late Monday that his
skull was fractured
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-09
PIRATES DIVIDE
4 DOUBLE BILL
Bean Eaters and Braves
Each Win One Canto Of
a Double Header.

Pittsburg. Pa. Sept s.-Boston and
Plttsburs divided double header here.
the Pirates taking the first game Monday.
Miller wes invisible in the first game
while the locals hst Demaree's delivery at
Will IN the second game the Braves fell
upon the offerings OF Fender for two sin
giles and a triple. added 10 an error. which
gave them enough runs 70 win
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-09
PAST ME
GIVEN BOOST
IN Ell PAS0
Gene belmont and Eddie
Shannon Viii Meet in II
Round Headliner.
BUSINESS MEMS
ASSOCIATION. Plan

I'll PASO boosters Of clean arnlellei
Z have succeeded IN making ar
rangements for the staging Of sew
sraI meets at Liberty hail. the first
to be held on September u, and which
viii undoubtedly bring Gene Delmonr
and Eddie shannon together IN the
headliner Preliminary bouts VIII BE-
Between local athletics who VIII con-
test for gold watches while several
other interesting numbers, such as a
wrestling match and bag punching.
may round out the card After de-
ductidls have been made only for the
actual expense incurred IN holding the
given 20 a local charity and no one
viii benefit 2 cent BY the receipts e1-
cept those who are paid Tor their
legitimate =ork-
Are Fast. Clever Men
shannon and belmont are Two fasts
clever boxers and Roy G. Martin, IN
der whose direction the card IS being
staged has planned On getting only
the cleauest and best boxers IN the
glove game 10 display their wares
before the FL Paso fans
Boxing Is being handled here on
purely a business basis in which
the net proceeds go TO charity
and z Committee has been np-
pointed TO supervise the financial
end Of programs The commits
700 consists Of Norman II Walk
er, president OF the University
clubs Vincent Andreas, Victor
Watson, james r. Prlmm ana
John Andreas. II viii have fun
charge cf everything pertaining
to finances and VIII meet after the
end OF each show.
Jack Mcdonald. instructor OF box
ing al the High school viii have
ciate as third man in the ring IN all
ciate as third man IN the ring p All
Of the bouts. The contests VIII be
purely no decision affairs and no
SETTING VIII be allowed under any
circumstances Everything VIII Be
conducted on an amateur scales. eI-
cepr that the boxers VIII be paid Tor
their services IN the 1eadllner.
Public Iudorzes Plan
EF5ryo one thai ] have talked 70
seems 70 favor clean athletics and I
think that the athletic meets We IN
tend TO stage az Liberty hall VIII be
Endorsed by every one Mr. Martin
said
In 1lr. 1IcDorzld the public VIII see
man who IS thoroughly competent
in his line OF work. He Is not re-
ceivi1g one cent for his services and
neither an : or any one else. except
those who participate in the headlller
contest and being boxers Of class nat
ErallT they expect 20 be paid
Following each SHOW TIE net
receiuts are 10 be given TO = local
charity and committee has been
appointed whose duty alone II
viii be 10 attend TO this natter
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-09

Jack Gillespie, young infielder re-
called by the Giants from Bingham
ton. has been released 20 Sioux City
OF the Western league.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-09

Boston -...-.-----. 900 000 00o- 0 8
PittsburE ---.------ 40 I02 10x-10 Il 2
Two base hits Bigbee. southWorth. 9.
Schmidt Home ruus Bighee- stolen bases.
Barbara cutshaW. Sacrifice hits. schmidt
Carey Double play. Southvorth Grimm.
Base on sails. of Miller. I. Struckout. by
Demaree. p Miller. 2 wild pitch. Demaree.
s--.nnd Car-a
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-09
SUDENBER6 AND
GEORGE READY
FOR BATTLE
Husky Middleweight Scrap
pers Meet Over Distance
Route Wednesday Night.
ROY EMIK WILL
BE THE REFEREE

lTfaEN Johnnie Sudenberg and Kie
W George step into the ring at the
studorium Wednesday night for their
IS round battle. sudenberg viii in
Eist on a closer drawn decision by
the referee than IN the last bout, ac-
cordIng TO reports from the suden-
berg raining camp.
Johnnie won the decision fairly
and ssuarely the last time the two
Ia stated one Of sudenberg's
ha- Monday, land had the agree
1ueut nor been made by the principals
before the bout that no hairline de-
would probably have been raised by
the referee. JohEn-ie has no kicks but
he believes he won before and we be-
Iieve he viii do It quicker this time.
verdict WsaI Received
While not q few fans believe that
SuGenberg had a shade on George in
their former bout the verdict OF
been the best that could have been
given.
sudeaberg has been fraining
for fieht-nOt n boxing match
but a flEist. While Nick Gundy
and Kid Shnnzs Rave not per-
mitfed Johnnie 10 forget the sci
euee side OF the game. SUDDEN
berEss heaviest training hns been
done on a dummy. The way the
poor old dummy has nee1 wal
Ioped about IN training Indicates
sudenberE5s faith in beating
George down, probably by body
blows
Il VIII be remembered that George
was in no little distress during the
TI-aa 81 ~7rra
It was quite generally believed that
Sudenbsrg's body blows would have
Won for him in decisive shape had
the bout gone a few more rounds
Sudenberg has largely substituted
punching the dummy for road work
in his training. Indicating that he in
tends to win tH= bout by hammer I
ing campaign
Fast And clever.
As George has trained more for
speed the result ought TO be a Wild /
cat affair. I'VE are not deceived by /
the reports sent out from Sudenbergs i
camp about a lame arm, stated a
George hacker Tuesday That Is an
old stunt 10 get odds in the betting
but we are wise 70 it. No man can
have much wrong with his arm and
hammer q sand bag ike battering
ram for ten rounds after skipping the !
rope and boxing six rounds and chat
IS what Sussuberg is doing, 1 an in
formed. Johnnie has got the steam
all right but when It comes to plant 2
ing Il on George-WelIs that Is an
other question
SudenberE stHfed Tuesday that
he believes he is entitled TO bout
with SpeedhaI Hayden and Will
push his claim after meeting
George. Johnnie Is planning n Sc
rfes Of bouts in New Mexico, haV-
ing under consideration enEage-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-09

New york ........ 600 100 n1o-I Z
Two base hit Scott Three base hit. Roth
Home run Ruth Hooper Sacrifice hit
Ward Double plays. Peckinpaugh, Pratt
and Ward; Scott Shannon and NcInnis;
Peckinpaugh and Ward Base on balls. of
Thormahlen. s. off Jones. 3. Innings
pitched. Thornahien, s; Quinn. l. Struck
cut. by Thornahlen. 8; BY Quinn. .; by
Jones, (.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-09

Harrisburgh, Pa. Sept. 9. - The
Klein Chocolate company's team OF
Eiizabethtown dessated the Philadel-
lihia Americans in an exhibition game
Monday 10 2.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-09

Syracuse, n y, Sept. g. = Benny
Leonard. lightweight champion, de-
feated Johnny Clinton. Of New YORK.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-09

Pratt Double plays. Pratt, Peckinpaugh,
Ward: Witt. shannon. 1IcInuis- Base on
balls, OF Hoyt, 2 off Mogridge. !. Struck
cut, by Hoyt- 3; by Mogridgs, 2. Wild
pitch NogTidge-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-09

4eLa-a --ss--sss 4to 4-t a64 1854
Match won by Bradshaw team
Margin, "a pins.
High total, Bradshaw, 545.
High game, Bradshaw. ZIG.
Return match Friday night. Sis ,. m;
five match game seriess Bradshaw team
has won first two games.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-09

sudenberE EtHfed Tuesday that
he believes he is entitled TO bout
with Speedhau Hayden and Will
push his claim after meeting
George. Johnnie Is planning n Sc
ries Of bouts in New Mexico, hav-
ing under consideration enEage-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-09

shannon and belmont are Two 1a8ts
clever boxers, and Roy G. Martin, IN
der whose direction the card IS being
staged, has planned on getting only
the cleauest and best boxers IN the
glove game 70 display their wares
before the FL Pzso fans
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-09

Totals .-....-.....-57 SO q Is 9
Boston ......-..... DO GEO 03o4 2
Pittsburr ........ Ic9 10 0aa-7 u s
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-09

While not 9 few fans believe that
Sudenberg had a shade on George in
their former bout the verdict Of a
draw Is generally believed to have
been the best that could have been
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1919-08-01
A Bilious Attack

When you have a bilious attack
your liver fails to perform its
functions. You become constipat-
ed. The food you eat ferments in
your stomach instead of digesting.
This infames the stomach and
causes nausea, vomiting and ter
rible headache. Take three of
Chamberlain's Tablets. They will
tone up your liver, clean out your
stomach and you will soon be as
we'll as ever. They only cost a
quarter.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1919-08-01
Cynicism.

We are reminded that resentnen
0oubt and cynicism are so easily N
taken for the wisdom of disillusior
ment that there is double reaso
to guard against them. Many hur
soul fancies it is growing wise in tn
ways OF the world when in truth it i.
only growing hard and bitter. An
acquaintance with mankind does not
mean merely learning humanity's seamy
side and being on guard against it. A
wider study will bring far different
and more hopeful knowledge.