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Evening journal., 1919-05-13

ures for expansion OF export trade:
Earliest possible completion Of gov
ernments present shipbulldng pro-
gram: revision Of shipping navigation,
classification and measurement laws.
Establish coal and fuel oil depots on
all great foreign trading routes.
Build American ships Tor American
foreign trade.
Establish free zones at principal
American ports where products from
all countries can be assembled. classi-
fed and reshlppeG thus developing
fun cargoes both ways for the new
American merchant marine.
Enact bargaining tariff without wait
ing for general revision OF tariff law.
Extend International parcel post. The
United Siales at present enjoys such
communication with but approximately
one-half as many countries as have
such communication with Great Brit
ain
Put diplomatic and consular service
on compensation basis which will at
tract competent and ambitious young
men into our foreign service as a per-
manent career.
Evening journal., 1919-05-13
Rich Bachelor Wants Wife

MANY people have blamed me for
not getting married. Since childhood
have suffered from stomach and liver
trouble, never being able to get any
medicine or doctor to help me. Now
that Mayr's Wonderful Remedy has
entirely cured me, l am anxious to get
a WIFE," II is a simple, harmless, prep
aration, that removes the catarrhal
mucus from the intestinal tract and al
lays the Inflammation which causes
practically all stomach, liver and in
testinal ailments. including appendicitis.
One dose will convince or money re-
funded.
J. NJ. Eckerd. The Miller Drug Store.
n. B. Danforth and druggists every
where.
Evening journal., 1919-05-13
Spirit of the Delmarvia Press

breadth OF vision that signally served
the nation. As Judge OF the United
States Circuit Court OF Appeals, he
brought warm humanity into the de-
cislon Of hundreds OF cases. His exalted
ideals and the simplicity and dignity
Of his public service appealed so gem
orally TO his fellow-citizens that his
name was twice presented 10 Demo-
cratic National Conventions as a can
didate for the Presidency.
His is a grand old age. Judge Gray
wears his years with the gallantry and
strength that are integers OF his high
character. Virtually q Philadelphian,
by reason Of great service TO its prin-
cipal Industry, a Pennsylvania by
brevet this community Joins with
Delaware In birthday felicitations.
Evening journal., 1919-05-13
LEMON JUICE
FOR FRECKLES
Girls! Make beauty lotion for
a few centS-Try II!

Squeeze the juice OF two lemons into
4 bottle containing three ounces OF
orchard white, shake well, and you
have a quarter pint Of the best freckle
and tan lotion, and complexion beautl-
fler, at very. very small cost.
Your grocer has the lemons and any
drug store or toilet counter will supply
three ounces OF orchard white for a
few cents. Massage this sweetly frag-
rant lotion into the face. neck. arms
and hands each day and see how
freckles and blemshes disappear and
how clear, soft and rosy-white the
skin becomes. YeSl II is harmless
and never irritates.
Evening journal., 1919-05-13

For the tired pocketbOOl. Buy w.
s. 8.
Evening journal., 1919-05-13
MRS HOHENZOLLERN WANTS
TO RETURN TO OLD HOME

n. y. A. Special to The Evening Journal.
BERLIN, May i3.-1he palace Of
Cadlnen, in East Prussia, on the
shores Of the Baltic, to which William
Hohenzollern has asked Germany that
he be permitted to return, is the favor
ite residence Of the former empress Of
Germany 10 is undoubtedly due to her
desire TO leave their Holland exile for
the fatherland that the former empress
has made this request.
Evening journal., 1919-05-13
How to Bathe Face
to Remove Wrinkles

Since its remarkable astringent and tome
properties became known clever women an
over the country have been using the saAo-
lite face bath to "tone up" their faces. re.
move wrinkles and draw habby cheeks ana
neck back TO normal. After using the solu-
ton. the face Immediately feels much
frmer The skin tightens evenly all over
the face, thus reducing lines and saggl-
ness. The formula is: Powdered saNolte
one ounce, dissolved in witch hazel, one
These ingredients are Of course per
fectly harmless and there Is no difficulty IN
obtaining them at any drug store.
Evening journal., 1919-05-13
BRITAIN RAISES BOYCOTT
ON 25OO CONCERNS

" T.. A. Special to The Evening Journal.
LONDON, May i3-The British for
eign office has removed from the trade
black list $500 firms in Mexico, the Do
mlnican republic, Cuba, Haiti and
South and Central America. Trade may
now be resumed with these firms.
There still remains a big list OF firms
which are boycotted under the trading
with the enemy act
Evening journal., 1919-05-13
JAPs DENY HAND IN
MONGOLIA RISING.

IN. E. A. Special to The Evening Journal.
TOXIC, May i3.-Vigorous denial is
being made by Japanese officials that
the Japs are In any way taking part
In the Mongolia independence move
ment. They brand the stories published
throughout the Chisese press as un-
true
Evening journal., 1919-05-13
FILIPINOs ARE BUYING
JAPS WOODEN BOATS

N. e. A. Special to The Evening Journal
MANILA, May i3.-Filipino shipping
interests are buying from Japan wood
en- ships which the Japanese find II
improbable to operate. Sale Of ship
ping to foreigners, except by govern
ment permit, is prohibited by Japanese
law. but the boats have been tied up a
long time and the rule isn't being en-
forced.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-25
Loses to Frankie Malone
But is Immediately Re
matched. Saws Wire.

Gene belmont. the fast little Mem
phis battler. lost a four round decis-
ion TO frankie Malone Wednesday
night in san Francisco, but esta5-
lished himself a big favorite with the
fans. according to a wire received by
The Herald sporting editor from Del
monts manager. Solly Harris Del
mont only arrived in San Francisco
Tuesday night and despite the fact
that he was out Of shape entered the
ring and battled Malone, who is con-
sidered among the best on the coast
He was Immediately matched for a
return ngagement, according TO man
ager Harris.
Bouts IN Arizona
Gene IS wanted in Arizona for sew
eral bouts in the near future and viii
make the trip 10 san Francisco
Harris's telegram relative to the
Malone battle follows:
after four rounds Of fast fighting
Gene belmont made himself a favor
lite, although losing a close decision
to Frank Malone. He surprised the
fans by his wonderful knowledge of
the art of give and take belmont,
in shape, could make the best here.
He arrived here out of shape. but
made his fight He was Immediately
matched to box next Wednesday
.'SOlly Harris"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-25

figures to stop Roush and Williams
figures to check his hitting. There
fore neither man can be figured as
valuable in attack in this series as in
ways that way in worlds series. the
great hitterS are slowed up because
the aim Of the opposition is at them.
while the weaker hitters benefit
through the move
Neither Roush nor Jackson is worth
darn as a base running factor. The
advantage, such as IL is. lies with the
Cinciunatiau- on taking two bases
on a single Roush shows more abil-
ity but Jackson can negotiate the two
bags in fair time.
Gleason knows Weakness
It may be that ] am wrong. but
have reduced ROush'S attacking value
somewhat for queer reason That
3 that he once was with the. White
SoN team. Kid Gleason is the dis
coverer Of Roush. He watched him an
the bush leagues and bought him for
Chicago. He was the man who
coached Roush and who argued that
Roush ought TO be retained when he
was sent back TO the minors for
further seasoning. Therefore, Glea-
son knows about as much about
ROush's hitting strengths and weak
nesses as Roush knows. CicotLe knows
quite as much. and Cicotte has re-
markable control That means that
Roush must play against a team that
knows all about him. True. he knows
q lot about the White Sox and about
Cicotte. but in a thinking match with
the wizard of the White SoX neither
Roush nor any other average mortal
has a great chance Of Outhinking him.
ROush figures to hit Williams
-fhere is no disputinE that point.
] think LoudermiIk really would
trouble him greutlv-mOre in fact
than Williams viii. I have odd
theories regarding n worlds Sc
ries anyhow and often think that
the manager who had nerve
enough 10 Open a series with his
second string pitchers would have
the better chance OF coping the
Tag. Leading the ace is not al
ways regarded rs good play. The
fact is batters are less liable to
hit n strange pitcher than a vet
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-25
FIGHTS IN THE NATIONAL A.
american Congress-)
No


Probably the most exclusive 4 C. in
the world is the American congress
As entry to Annapolis can be had only
by appointment. so membership in the
National A C. is obtained only by
election The constitution provides
for a limited membership subject 70
the choice OF the fight rams In the
various states Consequently the ath-
Ietic contests are kept on a high
plane. but occasionally as In every
club a member gets in by changing
merely his celluloid collar TO linen
In the course Of our examinations
OF this exclusive club we come upon
the Randolph Clay rokus- John Ran
dolDh chose CaWsons. Va. in 1913 as
his place Of entry into the mundane
With Randolph's birth Cawsons must
have died, as IL has not been heard OF
since Randolph early manifested a
sterling honesty, but nelghbors pro-
phesied that Honest John would
some day get into trouble through the
cutting remarks Of his sharp tongue.
Clay, whose first moniker was Henry.
also sprang from Virginia In fact
he sprang so hard he landed in Ken
lucky, the state which during the
wet period in American history was
famous for its bourbon. II was claimed
by eminent bourbonologists that had
Clay been born during the modern
dry age, many OF his liquid phrases
Of eloqueuce would have been lost TO
society However that may be, Clay s
eloQuence won him mem bership in the
National A c. from Kentucky, and
Kentucky never had occasion to re-
Randolph in 1926 declared that John
Quincy Adams had been elected presi-
dent as the result Of a bargain where
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-25
Would
Meet the Champ

IN the opinion OF many sports II is
more than probable that the next
move OF the handlers Of Joe Beckett,
the English heavyweight champion.
VIII be for a match with Jack DemD-
sey either IN England or this country.
seventeen round victory over
light heavyweight does not consti-
tute strong credentials for the British
title holder and IL his hackers were
sincerely bent on getting a true line
on the Englishman they would pit
him against Fred Fulton or some
other American heavyweight II is
not likely after what Fulton did to
Arthur Townley, Beckett's sparring
partner. that the plasterer VIII get a
chance
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-25

I'D ROUSH. who only batted 100
L when he played with the White
Sox in 1913. is expected TO hit about
200 points better against his old
team in the coming classic He is the
big noise in the Cincinnati attack and
making pitchers weary is one OF his
specialties. even II he did not per
form it when he was working for
Jimmy Callahan six years ago
Roush led the National league in
batting in 1917, he stands a good
chance Of leading in this year, and
for the fact that couple OF games
in which he and zach Wheat played
were thrown out and ordered played
From the Giants.
Cincinnati got Roush from New
YORK practically for song ane
came near letting him 20 at the end
Of the 1917 season on account OF his
desire for more money. story
sponsored by reputable baseball
man being that Herman intended 10
sell him TO the Braves. who were 20
pay for him with the cash they had
received from the Cubs for George
Tyler.
There are no regrets in Red
land over the fact that ROush
was not sold and his release to
Cincinnati by McGrayT always f.
pointed out rs one OF the Little
NapoleOn's biggest blunders.
Men like Wilbert Robinson say
that ROuch is a player who would
have fitted in wei with the Old
OriOle combination and who
would have more than held his
own in an outfieId in which Joe
Kelley and Willie Keller figured.
Ed is a 300 hitter all the time and
invariably plays his best ball after
the middle OF the season. He doesn't
bat in the cleanup berth on the Red
combination. but he viii drive in
more tallies than any other Moranite
and already this year has knocked
in IS.
Likes Foreign Fields.
Roush plays as well on alien fields
as he does on his own II has been
away from home though that he has
shown some Of the super work OF
which he is capable.
On May -. At Brooklyn. the
Reds fEot into n tight battle in
which there were no runs for
dozen spasms. Rnush came MP
in the 18th with three men on and
promptly tripled them home. He
batfed again in the same session
against Al MRmauN and singled
this time and knocked in another
run, making four tallfes driven in
in one round and two hits made
On August %, at Philadelphia. the
Reds, in the ninth. shook eight runs
cut OF Henry Lee Meadows. Roush
batting twice and emitting two
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-25
Zoe Per Share Now
1000 Stock Bonus

To complete the financing Of
the ALL-FIELDS OIL & LEAS-
ING COMPANY. we are Offering
shares. fully paid and non-as-
sessable. at 10 cents per share.
carrying a 100 per cent stock
bonus. payable in October This
special allotment Is the last Of
fering 70 be made OF any kind
on the part OF the company. and
VIII complete the financing OF
this company within the next
ten days or two weeks There
has already been a tremendous
demand for the shara=ths
shares OF the comnarv that
plays all The flaids--hat las an
the earmarks OF a winner
you can pay Us cash-or We
VII sall-until allotment Is er-
laus-ed-on the partial nav
msnr plan-1Q per cent down,
ana 10 Per cent a month fc-
nine months.
$1,000 BUYS 100 SHARES
tlnelud.nE bonus OF 100 sharesl
S-5-ou BUYS go SHARES
tlneludlng bonus Of ESQ sharesl
5000 BUYS 500 SH ARES
tlncludinE bonus OF 500 shares,
$1,000 BUYS 1000 SHARES
dneludinE bonus Of 900 shares)
$500 down and $500 for nine
months 80 total $50 - huvs 500
SHARES and entities you 70 SEQ
share bonus 20 be delivered On
completion OF your last pavmenE
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month for nine months - fetal
sloo-1uys 1000 shares and en-
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be delivered on compietlou q
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month FOR n.ns rnonth--fas-T
saul-buys $500 shares and en-
liIies you 70 5.o0o share bonus,
70 be delivered on counIstion
OF your last payment
REMEMBER. THIS OFFER-
ING Is TO BE WITHDRAWN
By THE COMPANY az an early
date and 10 further offerinr
wiz be made
OUR GUARANTFE-s.,s rs
$40 BY fe-urn mail for 100 shares
or the SO 70 apply as rrst
payment on 1000 shares On
Guiding stock bonus OF Le11
shares. ana u you are not sac
isried with the plans OF ne
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showing our holdings. We win
return You your SO within 10
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literature There shall be no
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-25
DENIES ALLEGED FRAl1EUP.

Tulsa. Okla, Sept 25.-Spencer Alb
bolt. manager OF the Tulsa western
league club, Wednesday night denied
all knowledge Of any frame up" be-
tween Tulsa authorities and members
Of the Sioux City club for the aid
and in assisting Tulsa TO relinguish
the season in second place. as charged
by president Harry Dell, Of Sioux City
last niEhL
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-25
eran. il the manager dares risk
rriIlne.. and uerNOusness.

Jackson does not figure TO hit much
against Reuther. but he viii tap Eller
fairly well In fact Ring is more cal
culated to stop the ravages Of a bat
ter like Jackson than his more
famous teammate is We find the left
fielders practically equal for the pur-
nose Of this series The next step is
to compare the center gardeners
Copyright. 1913, the Bell Syndicate,
Incl
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-25

New York. Sept 25-Ofdcers Of the
United States Golf association We'd
nesday expressed the unofficial opin-
ion that any changes in rules made
BY the English authorities would be
followed by similar changes in this
country
Standardization Of the golf ball. it
is believed. would pave the way for a
ffrmer foundation for international
play.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-25
SEVENTH CAVALRY OFFICERS
10 Play nnr.n NENI SIND 4 y

A polo game win be prayed at
Washington park Sunday at $3.50 p
m. by two teams TO be chosen from
among the following Seventh cavalry
officers: Maj. Speed Capts. Short. Cum
ningham and Wood and Lieuts. Craig,
Featherstone. Gay and Turner.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-25

Joe Lynch. the New Yorker. who
walloped champion Herman at Water
bury recently. but didn't win a cham
pionship as no decision was rendered,
is now after Johnny Kilbane and the
featherweight title.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-25
UNIVERSAL GOLF belmont makes
BALL IS PLAN HIT IN FRISCO
English and American Golf
ers May Agree on a
Standard Ball.

London, Eng sept 25.-The Brit
ish golf rules committee at its first
meeting since 1914. resolved to sub
nit TO the association q new rule
standardizing golf balls.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-25


. Injuries 10 members OF the I
Q Pirates have handicapped man I
9 ager Hugo Bezdek in keeping I
. the aggregation within strik- I
. ing distance Of the leaders in I
. the Heydler circuit this season I
. Last spring many picked the I
. Smoky City clan as the dark :
. horse in the race, but instead (
. of fighting il out for the lead I
= ership the club is now engaged I
. in a battle for a first division <
Q berth Max Carey has been out I
. OF the game for the greater (
9 part Of the season The sensa- (
. tional base runner is suffering (
9 from an epidemic of bOils. and I
Q IL is not likely that he Will get I
. in the game for a few more I
q, weeks.
Z. = I. =
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-25
SPORTOGRAPHYB By .G7agg

BY Clay was 10 become secretary Of
state. Speaking from the floor OF
the clubhouse he cried: I was de-
feated, horse. foot and dragoons-cut
up and clean brown down by coal1-
ton Of Bliful and Black George-by a
combination unheard Of till then Of
the Puritan and the blackleg-" This
statement was properly press ACCENTED
with the result that Clay sent a chal-
lenge 20 Randolph. which Honest
John quickly accepted
II was found, however. that Clay
was a Welterweight while Randolph
was q light heavyw weight, and that even
with the severest training, neither
could make the class Of the other.
ringside. Accordingly the match as
arranged with bare knuckles at a dis
lance Of 40 pales. each contestant 10
carry a pistol in the right hand They
met on their native soil Of Virginia
across the Potomac. April 8, 1925. IN
der the French rules. The French
rules. IL will be recalled, differ from
the marquis OF Queensbury. in that
neither contestant is permitted to hit
the other. 1t is a matter Of points
and honor-the points are on the pis-
tol and the honor is in the contest
ants Both Clay and Randolph OBJ
served the rules strictly, and although
there was no claret to prove It each
accepted the affair as conclusive evil
dence that the other was redblooded.
and thereafter they became fast
friends. Neither of them opened a
saloon after retiring from athletics,
and both died honOred and respected
by their fellows.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-25

On July IS. 1903. the Washington
and Detroit teams played IS innings.
without either side scoring, and that
Is the major league record
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-25

doubles. The first two bagser drove
in one run; the second, two.
Cleaned the Sacks.
Eds base cleaning triple off
1Iamaux was not his lone wallop Of
the year that cleared the sacks A
two Dagger off Earl Hamilton OF the
Pirates, at Cincinnati on July IS. did
this, too The Whole SOL discard
baIted in four runs on this date and
four runs in Brooklyn. on Nay Is.
ROush has made four homers
this year tail off riEnf handersl
and two OF them won games, jeff
Pfeffer, Of Brooklyn, and Grover
Alexander, OF Chicago, being the
men who were beaten in this
manner. BIS other four bnEEers
were obtained of Cecil Causey.
Of Boston, and Speed Martin, OF
Chicago
Roush has batted in IS runs this
year, drawn ~ passes. been hit seven
times and famed on 20 occasions
This IS his record at home and
abroad in these respects against each
club this year:
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-25
another Oil
CLAN

The ALL-FELDs OIL 4
LEASING COMPANY controls
over four square miles q ou
lands. playing ALL TIE
LDS"-rhe Texas flelds ana
New Mexico fields with hold
inEs also in the Holbroek tlelc
OF Arizona CONsll'H -ls-- iia .
act ckly-thls giant OF an on
company VIII operate IN the L0i-
lowing tsrritories-
BURBURNETr-
nANGER-
DESDEMONA-
PECOS-
TJLAROsA-
HIECO-
OIL RIVER BAsTN-
GALLEP-
HOLBROOE-
YOUR CHANCES Of winning are
Ike the fellow who plays the
field against she favorite horse
at the race traciz some OF the
company's acreage ought 10 %
In the S25,0O0 an acre class one
Of these days-and think OF
over 2.50Q acres scattered IN all
the fields The fellow who plays
ALL the feid-buvs a little. y
possible OF ALL the stocEs-is
the fellow who wins In the oil
game. II you have put SIS or
$50 in five u ten OF the Texas
oil stocks. you are the one today
who is realizing some hand
some profits.
Here are some astonishing
facts which you cannot get
away from
YOUR CHANCES OF WIN
MING IN THE OIL GAME ARB
IS PER CENT. From 1919 TO
July i. 1913. there was a total
OF oil wells drilled OF 5.17z. OF
this number 1857 wells pro
duced oil or Eas- The percent
age was Is percent This COW
crs a period OF seven years. In
the last year and a half-l9l8
10 July 1, 1s19-the total wells
drilled vas 1858 The wells
which produced. ASS making
IS Per cent This shows that
there are close % four produe-
ing wells CUT OF every five walls
drilled"
It's the man who doesn't kuoV
$40 AaAaa. AAa ~ @ - W q aaAAAAIa
oil companies as being entirely
speculative. Il Is only natural
that the big interests OF tze oil
game spend thousands OF dol
lars IN publicity warning the
public not 20 buy-they want 10
al Texas has made millions
for the little invesror-the lit
Tie operator Fifty or a huu-
dred dollars has made many =
fortune in Texas.
The ALL-FIELDs OIL &
LEASING COMPANY. when
plays all the fields is capital
lied for only ss00.u0o. ANY ore
OF Its 40 acre tracts may Be
worth the entire capitalize ton.
for no one can place a Valua-
ucu on their leases MrIiors
may be derived from the de-
velopment OF these leases-no
one knows The chances Won
take in this company are the
same that you take in any con-
pany. and we believe that We
have demonstrated that four
companies ont o. five are pro-
ducers.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-25

MAY I not remark that ireland is
vi qualifying as a real republic by
keeping her president across the At
lantic.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-25

The LLAss n sFUhIUIIHAFHI
The scale Of weights for the various
classes Of boxers is as follows.
Fly weight. 112 pounds; bantam.
under us pounds; feather. 125 pounds,
light, 135 pounds; weller, AS pounds
middle, $50 pounds; light heavyw eight
us pounds and UNDER heavy. 175
pounds and over. (AlI Weighing six
hours before ringside.)
What is the longest playing season
in basebau2
Censored until tomorrow.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-25

Jackson. in fact. is one OF the great
est natural hitters the game ever has
known and this season he has evil
IDENTIFY felt the spur OF criticism and
has ern.lsaa 2 ra-r de-arrn ina Tim