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q Am As 5Hl sto31fa Is is1i axEd ii.9E "a
'fuif cash value; that the, purpose Of 4
that statute is to secure uniformity
+ and equality ct hpEaan ispoaAu iaalAh pgQp
S eertgvsn GRa stsfA yIrsnr7os .vsio aro4
al fbe4 REanhsaEty Afo GiIr9s tcogpFn Piai
1t.y 4dfTe assessed on aasx basis eof 10
peElfeept Of itsss5gpe sash yaage stttFhge D
pyRRsf ah tRsey aanstitptional pFey iIfsst
Z loq ia not been de5a3ttea63s says stahtgep
afa ted d5fw gvRh wei o 1of seasshk
ID Agadllns;aiEilWe aHAPRld thaLM if such d.
II assessment be uniHfo ggfHfbs and rne saal /
such infraction Of the statute does
nQIe affoTav ggouHddtan1an eaBitg count
.Fo-T daalassq ssah assessments void lHeviy
WslhayaBne Bgomreantse make fhee8s
upon thsoMerita7etE he1sen trusertad11
point decided sB1Fflak cosars inssttts,f
/ cass naaei1a yResition dn eeaagnmenttd
/ vas thaFI ethAs statHte sslleMse benhesdff
foeh5ei1fna s nqtdat9ras SAD ,tasahne 3osfeiald.
II mas 5ighs2to elay TAa uAeaIgnha nav
p1s eIkas&&9 tleAE uRea 4RSopriNseta hpnsoer1t,
IT, neSeepkrR stBtea lpupsnaBeer9f she4
L mQ teas ssegihe Ry4ethas aapnskinpf
!! o1ka tIeihEssA tbts&oVeanaen tnegais oHrO
Ie9Fst III tlpe1 scoREt Vi aSdp Id
|, 1t is only just and gones Eiiswaeih
er to add that the reasoning and the
conclusion AT th@G6aiG III this re9pesla M
are well supported al9Ms1F authorities
which are referred -te-in the opinion
= F"h AfSDERBOE9HAS 1NFfkRsONM
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rusTaeEE -tFF444ssEE 24 ~ -Ea4gnz,E h4se .vcyT&
4A9HfrtisesIac}ts wilEpHyg4 eyosad No
matter what it is, let the Bannmoaenfli
F1t rfa# ysss1ekAd3 I'D Eilw g2nfbyT I'M
10 en0 30 8 gsrrtffrT~r@ sFa- ~ +ed3e4 ai6
= hotaoor ,TAbES oEtT. tRsbro a'araoo
r -rf55I ed1 20 yn17f n -3es1t2 nfsN nt,
2 s>en o, bosa5ff,dn cd PITT a9aisyr M
= aU1b nwond lew eFdt ia ahnalr4 Hisi
s Roosevelt, running for vice presi-. (
dent, was addressing a mass. meeting
Mn s90peyof tfeT taEgaA downs ria Ohm M
Two on iShrsRa thQp aud s7peo glsT dad !
gathered to hea4 chire3 Y HE had spolz- !
EN- but few minntes,-when a baby
in-1iten IeOrh erisi hl1nstaMoRe sand tlocE.
Il h.alLGn 4EGj1 uoogzatfa xahsauT egst7
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1919-04-18

10 abn9fTs 9d5 Lie 70 t9cnd Es q
lltw yedt tsdt J3E1byE ..rr6. hnG n
u asjdhse@e 9,s esaHoIs ad iIssSfeeaat mf6ea5 s
in& sf1be nNatipnatlls pasm.29Esbc nffltH nh
in New York, HomeEjS. Rzammingssl
the new chairman OF the Democratic
Matilda 9Gnfhattbe, saT&a yasephas
Daniels, Egefetary sjfS Tafej aavsti Game
out strongly for the league of nations
andeattacHedbf heo repahiiIans forpeP
pdnntdatq yEhe1 Speech es9enR lied
theodesiree cfathesdegnd Gna5 iGJU drake
thadRagab dofi cnatians rand the aasmozt
cra4id coatiuatfef the wharf.-the issue jna
19afhUaSeeTetaryoR eniels3 saidethatbRet|
publican Gpnnsitiepo teqthe Ileague will.
Embellishments sahed pTAsideneB
and eougrelssotNo yearSt 1frpna nawe77E
MrEBanIhnlingHsw hnswasbintro dpced.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES stear the fiemae
craEs toOyictOgUI ane5 9 Ss4snogke 5H3pass
asvtoBaN s5Iefw ,Ie3neqa .eTM 10 smo
!SBRfr1niaeey Ehegoesag 5eesaRein 31ttr
rqRen5mUisl6l' baaids atRrisC n@anapgsl
"anr aacauieayaqb esaw vexedTby othei
wiblTeriea ofdthe1aRposibion proslainl4
inAnad8Hpe Elar dsrand sS&E) patridtisznl
an&MowysaE the Neryyfsstssagaaof eal
retaM ,ilnnsrtiafaa ashcritgt Efha niea6ss
ers-M ,dheoHenvblt canhpsrssxaa Me-
se4afe hare Observation-Disclosures ops
pqR9pnbks aedaastse of Nations and
thAs ReaafESeize theThouse D6Qtepresefhts.
atkXas 4esy9 selestefbt fwufaefq lasderi
CopgrsssmsnarNloRfiRl Eefe Wgeinfnge
whesEste 93sgstn I'D thee dSBlins eOststhei
MGstBNsr esfsHelp tsepo dtiad tfe6ppoaAd
thShsase stdEe esafaf hdaw. rof sefRiv b04l
Mr. Cummings th4nfo mgntienedr
list of well-hHewn- republicans who
haNAoftd7ag&sAst 4KtlTet 4 MmeA shressl
IN congress. In -tf1is-ffst were Sena-
tors Penissssn amid POI 9senn7ssgTi.
vahfHG EeudnSs CT MicRfAggAAf0 Egehl db1fiI
Wasc0Dsinfo kns9 haR5M dfhefgod oMr
Cummings continued aso4STl6ws. ysbfTl
HItFis Observation-Disclosures to slrEE cam
paasnfdtassdf npoa asah fardgift bafrid
otto pponuisesb fst taRIsxefAofaYf aafgydt
thtHg tnatohbssv@ho werH lJddgsfsefoqf
wasaseeln abo8 voEbes HiSsp teternifh9d
thak tAn,tTic@Gshaii feHhG8sh ffie ddubf
tieso~stth .h&daAdsaeRte8aIeP FBt ii aaff
re shH of Etile stsarIew a93GseTeb aniw{
bRHrirrgIfha If7ogEessTMb of. oafIa con 7
MISUNDERSTANDING weiAeM 1Borf tfgl
liRsr nj ,Iem"peApla shH s1sressfdaet
"TIiwmstsbybsa ff6 hse esedtHsvxV4at \
neart is there so cold that it does .ng4a
=. .laaLH nj .aTatqedo IsaoT eerht edit |
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eh dofdw hna .fenjom red 10 vim.
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h A report comes from lIWMaaf SbginTe eff on
hsst our FL own 9ES6 gegrhor et atts l msSde
9peSc H. the g White s1Rs House .aP there
Mat caegd f5o}ptiks great a applRadNses oHH e
talked mainly 81 the r4ichnesaas 9 q tie tie
Hverglade sqlI and pa that bal Re. did
not g&aggefatte ea1 one 2dt biz s s tbfs 5 so 81
il really rich and nothing IN the le2 State
cah compare With ka It. o2kg al to ot The otb
part a! 1hlg5i speech cen our Sui 1 Teaders
I Gan guess for tbemggiy Ta Ass9 5 i5
to an exchange, he ' Is rel reported to
have said: epah
hde ?2 4g idbfsq g acrea Of the
Richest s6ff id fttfHe a WgDrad eT ffe FAR
aed hdg 9aoahgg 4t4bael liver Il 5sNShle ME and nd
fha cca aS 4b5gg giRn tSS " apGGro sn
it If DEPTH fhcmfRta viii 'p ra isa
hnytGing' that's can fba 81 2ra3lssa5d b and &
WIFI gBI a2aft hcaah nhhoXf zee Be srd sFw a mr.
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= 3sanIr199GT egsl aalnq nfoo4fs re e9veEn9h
When the applause. at. last died ont.
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g5 T5S4rf sa# sq saai EqifB ah,oYS66r
'i ems 10 e Mhg B2anse afagH IT ss ReQpls
pl9Rt ss z fsftaiAE aRgfA g 10 ana 5Behela
1hf ca5g taisHla tRRffSz F qgal SLY tAF8eN had
) 5Sa anFfHiB RTIfia ogg sTeex isTev4
This was. positively tpQ0, much for
thes digHifed 70 Body s" ana I'd p If is stated
pahdsm6fHiGnf bar e3ka 1875 oose o0 The chair.
man 81 the Meeting nearly near ~ wore 7ors' out It
his hiafTeta Bounding f605fg2 5Iiean1ccee, sgt
there was aA2sd n T. slfgH9e uhfiff palms 8 of
hahdsd were fiaeaanrff y 1od bhisteered l and
were getting raw.-LakeIand
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"A WRIT OF ERROR

Editor Tribune: We haye read
with. interest the editorial in the
Sunday edition of your paper emit.
tied, "a Curious Dilemma comment,
ing upon the recent opinion of the
Florida supreme court in the case of
Camp Phosphate Company against
Allen. tax collector, s77i'
lri You make eg the statement that the
constitution, Of Florida provides that
all property shall be assessed at its
full cash value and you remark that
lit is a curious ldelimma9indeed that
supreme court finds itself in when
it must rule that a constitutional pro,
vision is8not mandatory !ssl i
/ = You are in error in saying that our
|eenstitution requires the assessment
of property at it's full cash value.
This is only Sa'qstatGtorys provision.
The constitution Of the State confe-s
upon the Legislature the power and
Ien5oins' the duty to- provide an equal
and uniform rate OF taxation in the
following language . '1'h si' )
II, y Article TX See 4. The legislature
Shall proyidenfor a uniform and equal
rate of taxation and shall prescribe
such rules as shall secure a Just VAL
~ ualfi on Of all propertys both real and
personal ,'2rtssl, excepting such property as
! lEPy be- exempted by slawarfor muni,aa
cipa1 educational, literary scientific
religious and charitable purposes"
Pursuant 20 this delegation of pow
err the, legislature, section %. chan
tesAS5sS, laws of 1907, has enacted
tnat the county assessor of taxes
snah ascertain by personal inspec-
tion' where not already sufficiently
acquainted theremith,a the value of
lands and assess them at their full
cash value. etc. ~ =' .' A.s A.v
trr,is 81 aAasss4 5sA-as3a,fs aEss7
me courts opinion holds. in Of.
Iect' that the quoted statute is no,
nandabory in its requirements that
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1919-04-18

WARM IS sdgh ataaseeiH WHo ssiif
confess AaffiasFa his ri mas Hseen GO
'chfifed tRsabhs isyMilling thar n4ihers
Ifdar tsf6uTd bee0meaa Stalker NATION
eahf Qatseihtfd toddra@ tlsseAe a@Aish TIE
aaSss diminished intIJj ith e sfancsed sec
cuffsssi IF Behfs6latfUTfe sed ,yassG b
y r MAD hoped sndf stiff HOPE opfaea4tAiih that
this great aprajeeete aW Viii riot gbagc6fhe q
partisan adaestibn eafkq thefet a 1i9o1r ea a.
son lafsa ssessiiould a hot ftp put his
Apaffy ub66 record in httafk 4fiattggr, $50
ITHACA ne ldagu6i6f1 nations 4ftifaly have
1.-THE csupp6F bofA political ga parties III
ana of ead~ JEisvaar a2lf oRinagy citizens
EGIeo wf1r good eoii1fps aInr,y, b FIR 6g
Rwin2 hhd finseif 4gaGfppc6ftede 1biI ~ Mi.
Taftc bwiekefsha6i IS eahaa hfaoq 'tiBB Bur.
|tofE ana Prseideits o0%ae1f Of HaalfryFaard i
tnna 1sst S6os feast tbeys f Mf Hughes
lwHhsMrz ROOT Still 10 bg'hgafd frofbn1.
Fdt SipA safeF leaidhefasKfibP than that that Of
lSehhtorh 6dgg; ePeRf53sseg ana KICK Knox
:s=e Ery w.1R TnE aFNtrEVT3 4yEs
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House brooms made of real Broom
Straw. They sweep clean. Aston.
ing value of SO cents.
3. eoLDMAN's, ocaIa.-4-4tf.
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TO have a fine healthy complexion Il q
ftffe lfVef 1hiist be 4cti9gss tfi the boW
el$nsegdfar ana then bl6oao bhfe,sea4if
thisnss breaght ea6eubGi6y usinguHERs
ss thYoNrengRl seeuEs atAeo liEs
fhSp1 sa 3Ra SaE sg1fSr 59 9 ssE
cleaaIutaAR aiYdtawhfts tdTnpfexi55fhf So
nlaatDsdesiaed sys ladisse11lSddTo by
GeTig 81 Drug fSteEeg ns .dooo7d rrse
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ed 81 E1ad3aa) xr&nyir9 3e9gnoq3a I'D
NE RIGHT Wah1dddA 7dH5 IEfo AN Mia /

d293kfaa8nFy gi4llle dsa lhlaiYi4g dfonRle a,AA
oBhfpftoR aR}4apto its tiAmqsA Most fQlss5
F99t diksohEseK,sthe JawalxQf 8 the Il a4 ls}lyi
AYE fittFGoubBhlRa a5hhhhest daylight saying
l aHg is Az asfe 'ea law, whetheE, we s
or not0 We shsl9qldi ofbt obey. its-as. good, !
Rw-abiding citizens,zSt Petersburg
INES i.asreujo3 97oog5 ii 'F .g77a
81. sa.nE-r. 49,. aL-.--.- .1-.-.z = -
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If1ksT sEJss red f>S-stus ysy4ks1x 4
ing around, began to scream at the
top of his voice. The mother could
nptlsanisa hjm. aiThas cEagaa began ite {.
sfowl and muttert tfeF No one ~ Yit llT
range Of the bahy,s-tYoice could hear
aaaQ Iiiw 81 .e.elt7srbA
; Ire stepped aIis 5sbeeefaI and raised
bis hand. THAT poor baby rcis
fffighteasdooa]masf daslaeathi by a. ~
these neesie5 ise6saidrM "Heys c faGlpllna9fl /,
help screaming!" no1n v4fs,,,,
, Then he turned disectly to the per-
tdfBedE3snd anhappyRmbtheKrs 'Matf
am,,a he sasked, isrwonld1gdfhs1ike del
get 1sat 6stsAesSromf WITH hisnays 7a3e
She nodded her head anaone Esaidss
my friends, knewo how closely you
ere nppa packed HI Hgfe, nBuut gfry6u aWffl
make yourselves }fstwas 'sf8alras soai
ca" r anfi esur9e yoh Tah open iaa path
way for this woman to gefthsq poor
baby y away from this
crowd" in4 "''" lis
Ko pIsztbbMssyn T vas 5sE 9g ssS slPF6eg
cF46 Eg d5Hs ssftlss53o G7So5 {4sr
mood, he said, with q Smile that new
to lpaaple th he 10 You see ri I know AZ
aeARt babies for 1 1,yff had six 4of HEM.
'ffySSss4H{uqm; us suibnet4a - ;: AxbL.
The hearts OF .thf41e sRaople :, w8ra
tbuched
=
IGaalaanI kndw0flikaids ION hxbreraa
1e1sNi cisaqdn, hnaAs1hgrwt5 iffbsftf cwhat.
FsddyssssisednasH te.th0t mother Mas!
70 ale .him1 40 Ora g$s0tes 5fnr42h sEaa 8OdayG
Than hSS.r,ak,,,s. ~, s.
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e4f1tffss0 dfiTt sbbsa5y3 seqa I'D .sdss
h enc a en9voj2 HaEH .azci Ri Ill
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.NHs5 csgsts bqtf fFitFs ara v ss4E9g toEe.,
Mf'd BY u. LaWT60 20 4 Co, Cklcag0, III |
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county each year, the road part of the
way has had lime placed on it. How
long would it continue in the passa-
BILE condition it now is If the road Mr..
Brown wants is built? Not one dime
of his money was used in lining our
corporation road from Reeds corner
(so-calIad).
The Thanksgiving supper at the
town hall was well attended and a
success n every respect. There was
an abundance of food, consisting Of
oysters-fEied and stewed- salads,
pies, cakes, sandwiches, coffee, etc.
The long cable for the soldiers had
sixteen plates, decorated with a pyra-
mid of faga in the center, with red,
white and blue streamers extending
to the ends sof the table, with bou-
quets of flowers. After supper the
boys gave se1eral selections of song.
piano duet sby Mrs. Walter Nelson
and Mrs Isham Strong. song was
sung by Mrs. Earl Davenport and Err
nest Mott. TIE program was much
appreciated and the ladies OF the
town are deserving of much credit.
The Ladies' Aid of the NJ E. church
met at Mrs. D. C. Stanley's.
Nelson and CO. have put a new 20
ton press in their auto and machine
shop.
Mary Gale spent Thanksgiving with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs.O. NJ. Gale,
returning to Arcadia on the 30th.
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On the 9th our hunters killed a
fine buck deer at Alligator Slough.
Eugene Hardison of Jacksonville
spent Thanksgiving with his aunt,
Mrs. v d. Pratt. =.
Eddie Armstrong of Tampa spent
the weekend in BeIleview.
On the ovtn Inere was song service
and Bible reading from to 3 p. m,
in the Civic League. The service will
be repeated next Sabbath.
The cemetery association have
caused to be erected over the iron
gates at the main entrance large
well-executed sign, reading: Belle.
view Cemetery Quite a number
from Summerfeld, Levon. and other
places are buried in the cemetery.
Mr.. Charles Oakley, an elderly and
much respected winter resident, on
the 10Th went to Ocala to consult a
doctor about swelling on his hand
The doctor anced it. Some time la,
ter Mr. Oakley tainted, fell to the
sidewalk and injured his head, but
not seriously. He is better now.
A frankfurter roast party in honor
of Miss Mary Gale was held by % of
our young people at Smith Lake the
night of the s2Sth.
Rev. s. E. Iawhon preached in Can.
dler Sunday night.
On the 3Osh fifth Sunday services
were held at the Baptist church, fol-
lowed by ansppen air dinner.
At the bond election held here 9
votes were cast, as follows: For bond.
ing, Is votes; against bonding, SO
votes. Fives were thrown out. not
marked with2cross for or against. A
number thatsvoted against are in Ia
vor of good roads, if practical road
builders have. the say how the money
| shall be used. and when to certainty
| it is known what roads will be i'm
proved. ands with what material
There is to be dance at the Civic
League Friday night, the 5th.
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6ELLEvIEW
Special Cor. ocala Banner:

8PClAdl AOIs OCdLd
The so-called correction OF Mr. J.
w. Brown in the Banner of the 18th
is not a correction. There was no
mistake made by your correspondent.
said that there was but one white
man living on the road from Reed 6
corner to Summerfeld and that state.
ment is true. Mr.. Smiddy is the
white man. He has 40 horse nor au-
TO. The others do not live on that
road. Some of those he mentions live
quite a distance away from the road.
Mr. Brown lives gbod mile away.
Mr. Ashworth lives ontthe Dixie High.
way in the corporation Of Belleview.
He mentions the nanaes of thirteen
whites that he says the road would be
OF vital interest TO. .kSood roads are
all right and the wTIter wishes one
ran in front of every tax payers door.
but that cannot be done. The road
proposed in the bond issue should be
built where it will benefit the greatest
number. Mr.. Brown knows that more
than ten to his one gould be benefited
by improving the Dixie Highway, run
ming through Belleyiew to Lake Weir
and so on. Gambler and OkIawaha
would also be much benefited. After
three years of effort by the Belleview
corporation, they giving all the road
money they were entitled to from the
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itors. legatees. distributes, and all
other persons having claims or de-
mands, against the estate of Freder-
ic w. Brooks, deceased, TO present
the same duly proven to the under
signed within two years from this
date, to-wit: This 18th day Of No
vember, A d. 1919.
JONATHAN EDWARDS BROOKS,
AS Executor of the Estate of Freder-
ick w. Brooks, Deceased. 11-21-tf.
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THE LAST MAN WINS

They say that the secret of sue
cess is tenacity Of purpose"
That's so: Il you hold on long
enough your competitors die on"
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BAD COLD GOT YOU?
FEELING GRIPPY?
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-15

Ut Is said that Joe Beckett. the
British hearTF eight champion. is a.
IT'D top golf player Perhaps it wo-lf
Be better for Joe 81 he challenged
Waller Hagen instead OF Jack Deur-
seq. The IcEinE he would receive
from Walter wouldn't hurt SO much
Beat walter Camp 20 T. PICK your
American fo1tha7r team ear1r
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-15
Rum0YS That World Series
Was Fixed VIII Not Dozen

TA1IEs P. sINNOTT. known in SPORT
Ing circles as skipper" sayss The
rumors OF erookedness in connection
with the recent worlds series are
cropping up again. The story limited
at in Chicago when the last game
between the White sox and Reds had
been played, in which the Inference
was drawn that gamblers had tam
pered with Chicago players. is once
more going the rounds"
Rumor VIII Nof Down.
There IS an old asage that where
there Is smoke there must be fire.
Yet those who understand the gem
eral trend Of suspicion that seems to
follow IN the wake OF all big sporting
events these days, and who believe
in the integrity OF the national pas
time, viii be slow TO believe that the
worlds series OF 1913 was not decided
upon its merits.
Every day on the race track
you can hear the cry OF dis
Eruutled losers that races are
fixed. Hardly n flight OF any i'm
portanee Is held that f. not
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-15

Eies were stopped when the ban vas
p dangerous position Armsrr0uE.
of the cadets. and krouls. Of the AZ
Eies. resp ectiFa ceuters. played excel
lent games. their WcrE. iu fact being
one Or the outstanding features o. the
cadets start o. East.
The Roswell team did not appear %
get going until the last quarter. when
they advanced the bail % the Agsiez
go yard line There they were held
FOR two downs and on tle tAird BUT
Ter intercepted a forward pass and al-
Vancad 10 several yards down the
field
OrHara ana McQuarters. who did the
rival Duntlngs often made - Yards
with their kicks when sendlus me
BAH down field our Of danger
on Lnanlzss giving Day the AsF-e
team IS billed 20 meet the New Mexico
university at Albuquerque
The lineuDs Were-
Aggles-Gouil. Les Mll. ] g. Hlr.
!. g. kronig. e.. Blazer. r. g. uh4ra-
r C.. AcDougal. 2. e. Lca4rry lcal-
tainl. q. b.; Spei E1t. I b. b. Blackwell.
Cadets-llck7uE, I e. Corn = o.
spence, J. g. Arms -ro11- e. hllnis1l.
=. e.. Sherman. p. % West captain.
r e-- Mckinney, O. b.. Jacobson. r 7.
b.. Bassstt, p. "a. BIS llco uarrers, 2. B.
Substitutes were.
AgEies-Williaus for WINS, Gut
tarman for llcDougaL
Hluzle Tor Aatliaa-
Officers were. Referee. Capt Ser-
land. Eighth engineers. umpire, Lieut..
Rickner. Eighth engineers head lines
man. Bow en-, rlmekaeners. Dave
Crockett and Thompson
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-15

right tackle; Greenleaf. right guard;
Glen Rogers. center. Witten. left
guard; McClurt. left taclzla- n. Rog-
els leIt end g Mann, quarterback
Adyelotte, right half. Grant Mann.
letl hal1, Iub1T, full1ack.
Arizona Coach Is Here.
Arizona was represented at the
game By coach J. j.. Nckale, Who ar
rived in 81 Paso Friday evening, after
being a witness of the contest be-
tween the Roswell and New Mexico
AEgie elevens at Mesila Park. which
ended in scoreless tie. Coach Nc
kale was enabled TO make the trip 20
III Pas0 as result Of the cancellation
Of the scheduled Arizona game with
Whittier. which was to have taken
place this afternoon. A second string
team was sent 10 Phoenix 20 meet
the high school eleven Of that city.
with Asa Porter at its head, by the
coach who decided TO take run
ers go through their performances
against the New 1Iexicans.
Arizona has two more games to
play this year. The first contest
VIII be with the Texas Mines at
Tucson next Friday evening even
iuEtInd on EhanizsE giving the team
viii meet Occidental in the annual
same.
Like Conference Ides.
Coaches McCouEh and 1IcEale were
taken in charge By coaches D1vyer
and Wells. OF the Mines team. and
shown the city Friday night Both
coaches, while not having had time 20
give the question CT a southwestern
football conference serious thought,
were inclined TO favor the idea. Both
endorsed q conference track meet very
strongly and coucurred with coach
Wells in that a standard set CT eligi-
1'liry rules for All football teams
playing in the southwest should be
adopted one OF the rulings in the
lie the subject Of the number OF years
a player VIII be permitted TO partic-
pate in soutnWeste games.
IT is thought that four years OF col
lege football is sufficient for the in
PLAYER The matter Of organ
izing the conference was deferred un-
I'll a later time, at which the coaches
viii get together and discuss il at
length