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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-19
CUANDO Ell meme LLORA Y ESTA
MODESTO Y CALENTURIENTO
Eto indica que n eta enteramente bRn y
probablemente Sc encuenta etrenido.

Cuando Ell meme de I'd. Sc en-
fade, Sc Modesto Y lore mucho, es
muy probable que sc encunetre
estrenido V Sus pequenos Y deli
cadoS organoS eSten obtruidos Dor
los ~deSperdicioS del estomago.
81 I'd. verdaderamente anna q
su chiquitin. no 10 obligUe . ira
gar pildoraS nj tomar polvoS o
medicines nauseabundas g ingus-
tables. Estos purganteS son de-
masiado violentoS. Y muchoS de
ellos causan crUeleS dolores en-
Il peGueno estomago del pobre ne
ne. En- vez de aliviar al nino 10
empeoran.
Para ninoS de todas eGadeS,
hasta el meme mas chiquitin, no
hay medicine alsuna que obre tan
benigna Y Slayemente Y sea dig
ma de toda confianza como Ia re
ceta de Simples hierbaS laXativaS
en- combination con pepSina cue
Sc vende en- todas las farmacias
bajo ell nombre de Jarabe de Pep
sina del DIR. Caldwell. No lie cau-
sa dolor de eStomago alguno a
peGuenuelo. V no cOntiene marco
ticos de ninguna clase. que son
tan malos Y peligrosos para los
ninos Y nenes.
TODD nino toma e. Jarabe de
Pepsina del DR.. Caldwell o gus
TO porque tiene IN SAILOR tan Su-
mamente bueno V agradable. Du-
rante mas de 40 amos. millares
de madres cuidadoSas Y observa
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-19
DEL Ola
NFIDELIDA

claS de esq.,. angel
-Calma. senores. calma. Durante mi
viaje NADIA supe. III tampoco en- los
Ucho primeros dfas de mi vuelta a
Madrid: pero hace tres dlas me do
Ia iGea de lcer la Ultima plana de IN
peri6dico. Y alli encontre n anun-
ciada almoneda. con caracter urgen-
re. en- Ia Gale de San Orofre. numero
90. piSo tercero. FL cuarto de ella.
" lie pic0 Ia curiosldad.. 10y fuis-
te........y oS arreg!isteis de nuavo.
-Caliu. majadero. Como me Voy
a arveglar con una leSGraciada Gle
mtIri1 dos dias autes &c mi regreso'
Mes haras Greer que Sc ha muer-
10 III pena?
No Sois Il de Greer tai CO.
sa nj 70 10 propongo. Os estoy con-
tando una novela' sentimental, y
old e. epilogo. DejG 10 POGO que tenla'
cua1ro alhajitas modestas Y los mule
LleS a II vicja asistenta CUE Ia SER
via alguuas veces y que Ia Guido en- sus
ultjmos dfas Y esta pobre mujer nece-
si,ada. pensj convertible TODD en- d.
nero. Llcgu6. me ertera de 10 ocurri-
DO, Sc me- eSlluIo Il "a f
al recordar Il la infeliz Leonor, y
al Yer el cuartito donde paSe a!gu-
nos ratios dichoSoS. e :nstint:vamente'
sin darme cast cucnta de 10 que ma
cfa me auede con el mobiliriario COM
D!eto y haSta con el cato, q Sc recono-
clio en- Scguida, SubienGoSeme enema
inmediatamente. como en- pasados ITEM
pos Y me aviste con el caSero para
poner Ell cuarto a mi nombre.
-Pe:o ;as que ricnsas irStt!ar oil
algina sustitura De Leonor?
-SiCues siendo tonic y no cniehdl'n
dome. Lo que haGo rs II ALL todaS las
noches = Ia m iSmlh Ora que Iba antes:
me hago cafe en- IL misma cafeteria
dondc me 10 hacia ella: recorro las
ha bitscioneS: me cstoy un ratio con-
temp;ando el retrato Grande que tenta
en- Ia sala: r.vuclvo los cajcncs dom
de estan sus ~chucherias Y mis- cartaS'
atadas en- ]pauueteS con cintlaS de Sc
da: haCo caric!as al cato, Que m" ST.
que Y u parece c~omprenderms qulza
mejor que vosotros. y....despueS de
marcho.
-Pero ESQ es ridfculo.
-.Pucdei
~ 81 Sc entera til mujer!
Els grande de alma, como mujer
al fin Y estoy SECURE de que sabria
perdonarme esa pequeha infidelidad..
icon ina muerta.
Juan Lorente dc URRAZA
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-19
LOS MlNEROS pERMiTEN QUE
FuNCIONEN VENTlLADORES
Y BOMEAS

CIUDAD DE MEXICO, Octubre IT,
Los huelguistas mineros de Chihuahua,
le te~legrafiaron Al Presidente dicisn-
dole que estan d~iSpuestoS a permitir
que desde manana funcioLe en- los VEN
tiladores Y las bombas en- las minas
de carbon. para. eviar que Sc inunden
o ilenen de grisu. pero todavia Sc en-
cuentran ~renuentes a reanudar sus
trabajos. Y dicen que no 10 haran
sino hasta que Sc les copceda 10 Que
han pedi6O.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-19

doras han tornado las debidas
precauciones al cuidar y proteger
IA salud de U hijos. teniendo STEM
pre- 4 mano I'm frasco del Jarabe
de Pepsina del Dr.. Caldwell en- el
hogan para hacer uso de 81 GUAM
do algun nino o nina no Sc en-
cuentra del TODD bien.
ST I'd. aun no ma probable este
remedic Sencillo Y barato. COM
pre- un frasco del Jarabe de Pep
Sina del Dr.. Caldwell en- cualquier
farmacia. Va llegara IL bora en-
que I'd. Sc agradezca a 81 misma
por haber Sido persona tan pre-
viSora.
Para obtener un frasco de
muestra gratuitamente, dirijase al
DR.. w. B. Caldwell 479 Washing
ton Street. Monticello, Illinois, u.
S. 4.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-27
Champ Britton
to Box Mitchell

Milwaukee. Wis Nov. "a - Jack
Britton, welterweight champion. viii
have a pretty tough match on his
hands December S when he faces
Pinky Mitchell at Milwaukee's big
auditorium. in Milwaukee. for a 10
round contest Britton is a N. ster
at the game and one Of the greatest
boxers we have had IN years, but Just
the same there is a limit TO all fight
ers' boxing career and some Of these
days Jack is bound 20 bump into what
other fighters, and champions at that
have met-defeat. Britton e. wen
along toward the 40 mark. while
Mitchell is Just budding into his
prime. p years old and with all his
strength and endurance at his COM
maud- Pinlzy IS not a novice at the
game any more He has fought q
number Of classy performers, includ-
ing Joe yelling, Lew Tender. and
has advanced a bit out CT the Light
weight class Pinlcy could make the
lightweight limit II he cares 70. but
he Is better and stronger with a few
pounds added, which brings him close
to the welterweight limit. The
weight IS 70 be ia pounds at 9
o'clock, which viii give Britton few
pounds, but Mitchell viii have the
advantage in height and reach and
also hitting. It should prove great
contest
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-27

ArEW YORK. Nov. 81 came
N across Jack Curley. the wrestling
impresario, the other day, and
asked him why he had not tried to
promote the Dempsey . Carpenter
fight
mot for mine" said Jack Il DO not
want any more OF the fighting game
wrestling is my hobby. TO me the
promotion OF wrestling matches ls not
merely a means Of earning a living ]
like the game. And I like the men in
Il. Wrestlers have had to stand for a
lot Of Kidding and frequently for real
abuse, but i can tell yoE that with a
few exceptions they are a line lot OF
fellows. It's a pleasure TO do business
Curley told ne that he was getting
ready for a greater season than We
had here last year, though he has not
vet completed all OF his plans. he
fnaugurated the season with the
match between Stranger Lewis and
W1adel- .Zybszico. Other big matches
are to come. he said, leading up 10
some in which Joe Stecher VIII figure
sfecher a Ball Player.
"Ioe IS at his home in Dodge CITY,
Neb.." said Curley. He hasn't dore
much wrestling IN the last few
months he was too busy with thar
bali team OF his
ssFou may not know Il, but Joe
n a wonderful ball player and
they tell me he could be in the
major league II he wanted to-
Hes making too much money TO
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-27
0. M. TEAM TO
BATTLEFAST
HOSPITAL
Leaders of Army League viii
Have It Out Sunday at Fort
Bliss; Closely Watched.

Fort Bliss football circles are TEEN
inE with he prospects OF Witnessing
a bitter hard fought game Sunday
afternoon between the Base Hospital
and ouartermaster elevens leading
units Of the Army league Neither
team has tasted defeat In the Army
league schedule this season and both
have trained faithfully for the con-
Last Thursday afternoon the Hos
pital team met the state School OF
Mines at the high school stadium
On this occasion. however, there were
two star members Of the eleven that
did not get into the game. They were
Lieut. Niles crack. backfield man and
slam Wilson whose work in the game
against the Seventh cavalry is 10 be
long remembered
The Quartermaster team is consid-
cred one Of the fastest and strongest
Of the Army teams 1t had a severe
game with the CaIumus club some
weeks ago which was won by the lat
ter team. This is the only defeat
sustained this season and the team
headed by O'DOnahue intends to step
out and cinch their claim to the dis
trict title by a victory Sunday after
noon at Fort Bliss
TIE victorious team is to later
represent the FL Paso district at
Fort sam Houston so the contest
should be fast. hotly contested and
wen played
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-27
SCRAPPY GAMES
ARE EXPECTED
IN THE "Y" GYM
Church League Quintets VIII
Battle Tonight In Weekly
Schedule: Fast Games.

Those who see the Church league
basket bail games at the 7. NJ c. A
tonight VIII see some OF the closest
contested games OF the season as the
Terms are evenly matched for these
games.
The first game viii start at 8
o'clock between the First Baptists
and the Mexican Methodists. Both Of
these teams won last week and II they
snow the same brand Of basket bah
tonight u is sure % be a close score
At $50 o'clock the Trinity Metho-
dlsis VIII mix it with the St Gle
ments. The ST. Clements boys, after
a hard-fought game, lost TO lit. Siani
last Saturday, but say they are going
80 to win over the Trinity lIethodists
tonight Trinity took a rest last
week and all Of the team are in shape
20 put up great game and promise
10 give the St Clements boys the sur
prise Of their lives.
The third game win be between the
First lTethodists and the First Pres
hTterians ats o'clock and promises to
be an interesting game and the Meth
odists viii have to extend themselves
10 come out on the winning end The
First dethodists have lost only one
same and Still have g. chance to win
the champ ionship.
AT $3.50 o'clock the last and most in
teresting game viii be played be-
tween the Cathedrals and the ut.
Siuais. and viii have a big bearing
erals have not lost a game, but II the
ut sinai boys put up as good game
as the one they played last week %
win over St Clements. the Cathedrals
viii have the tightest game they have
had this season
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-27

past six months Nike Honeyman,
featherweight champion Of England
has had 10 battles OF 20 rounds each,
which would mean 200 rounds, but L.
SO happened that Nike scored two
kuockouts IN 10 rounds, cutting his
total down TO $50 rounds. -Four Of
them were championship matches and
in one he lost the European title to
Arthur Wyns, OF Belgium, who, by
the way, is a very good battler and
is now in Australia His latest bat
tie was With fancy Lee, veteran Brit
fsh feather and at one time champion
Of Scotland, whom he defeated in IS
rounds Honeyman has received an
offer to come TO America for a series
Of matches. but has not yet decided
what he VIII do regarding It. Re
would like 10 get match with
Johnny KIIbane, but may postpone
the trip II he cannot get the cham
piouship match.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-27
.CURLEY DEVOTES TIME TO MAT
TRIO OF STAR MEN

amir the mat game. He'u soon be
ready 10 urrestle. and after he hna
had q few matches to put him on
edre he'll come here TO defend his
title.
Il think Canadian wrestling
fans want some big contests there
and I viii try 70 satisfy them
Curley said that he was combing
the country 70 put on some new men,
and expected 70 be able TO show some
new Erapplers this winter who have
not been before the public he said
that Lattineu, a Finn and ODonnell.
a Frenchman Of Irish descent, wanted
TO try conclusions with some OF the
tonnotchers in this country
Wants TO Bring Indian Wrestlers-
CurIey surprised me by stating that
in India they have the greatest
vrrestlers In the world He would Ike
to induce some OF the really good ones
to come to this country, he said. but
doubted II he would be able TO entiee
them from their own country he said
the Indian wrestler was trained from
childhood.
speaking OF the rrresfIerH Of
Tudfn,n said CurleTs s.makea me
think OF n custom they used 10
have in Turkish wrestling circles
IN the good old days. The custom
was that OF tossing TO the sharks
rrreFfIers who deliberately quit. II
was always 80 arranged that the
ring in which matches were held
Was built close to n bay full OF
sharks, 50 quitting in Turkey was
bad buEiness.7
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-27

1913. At times he flashed ike his
old self. but on the whole MS game
was a dfsappo iutment- In justice 20
him I must say that our match was
played under the most trying condi
lions. An enormous gallery hlnderea
the play constantly No doubt this,
his injured thumb and his long Noy-
age were the underlying causes OF his
let down AT that he and Ray had no
trouble dispatchlng Gulltord ana my
since that occasion he Travelled
night and day and played almost
constantly. Yet some Of his per-
formnnceH were well nigh mar
reIouH. Tine and again he
suunlef or broke existing course
records and his play in the open
was magnificent. Only the addde
years that Slapped his former
stamina robbed him OF another
title here.
Then. late in September. Guilford
and I met this pair again Once more
occasion we caught Nardon at the top
OF his game. Where In the first
meeting he suffered IN the matter
OF distance. in this one he more than
held his own, although We we're an
driving well that day. BIS putting
always impressed me least Of all
about his game IL always seemed TO
me as though 10 was a 1rl4httul or
deal for MIN % undergo. But that
day the score proved he missed but
few.
In the afternoon Of our match
played the difficult course at Brook
line in a fine %. but Sc had the ap-
pearance Of an 50 alongside or var
don's g.. This was due 70 the fact
that Nardon's second shots were 50
consistently magnificent that he
made the rest Of us look IKE noTlces
IN comparison
Clubs Were Marvellous.
his clubs were things to marvel at.
II you were 70 select set Tor a Il
year-oid boy I dare say Tou would
get him longer ones than NardOu's. j
asked him about them. he informed
me that oWing-tO his age he felt the
necessity Of getting clubs he could
handle easily. The short ones did the
trick. Here is a tip Tor those golfers
who have difficulty In keeping their
ball on the line because no less an
authority than Nardou places the pre-
mium on accuracy above an else. At
least he has found that with the
shorter clubs he can do this more
easily than with the longer ones he
formerly used To be sure distance
must be sacrificed. To counteract this
difference in distance Warden uses
heavy clubs, but they are not eE-
tremely so. his idea was 10 place this
additional weight I'm such a manner
that the bail IS met BY a more solid
head Thus he gets a maximum
amount Of distance under the condi-
tions while assuring himself OF an
accurate shot
Vardon has told me tat this
season marks his last visit to
America. He f. a man OF means
and he desires 10 spend hil re-
naming days in hiH own country.
Golfers win regret this because
they owe the rapid development
OF the game In America TO his
first VISIT. believe am F0lcing
the sentiments Of all when take
this means of thanking Harry
Turdom for al he has done for
American golf both IN setting the
pace I'm play and I'm a high sense
OF Enortsmauship, the latter quail
fty always standing forth In n re-
marknble degree.
we wish him many, many years o.
happiness and many, many rounds Of
par-(Copyrigh 1890. Sol Metzger)
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-27

Jew YORK. Nov. 27-The engage
IN meut Of John 1Iitcell. shortstop OF
the Vernon, CAL club OF the Pa
cifIc league, by the owners o. the
Yankees, means probably that Del
Pratt meant what he said when he
announced at the close Of the baseball
season in October that he was 70 re-
tire permanently from the game
Pratt had his best year last season
both IN fielding and batting. and the
second baseman who replaces him
will have to travel some 70 equal his
record Pratt was rather too hungry
for money, and was constantly on the
lookout Tor Ways and means 70 get
the two colonies to loosen up' for
extras. Del got himself disliked
thereby. He was a most earnest and
conscientious player, though
=
Re would be excellent trading ma
terial for Manager Higgins, il the
latter had designed to replace him
No doubt he would be welcomed back
into the Yankee fold and could be
made useful II kept
Babe Ruth has evidently made HIM
self popular with Cuban fans. He was
given a weeks extra engagement
down there
slIIkes Gonzales, the Giants
catcher. who f. managing the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-27
| JACK REYNOLDS is DUE TONIGHT
Weller CHAMP MEETS MARVEL

the extensive south have no fear OF
being recoEni led so work without a
mask But in your city I recognized
many faces. Should they see me
without the face covering I am sure
father would know ] was was doing,
as he calls It, 'beastly work It's
work, but IL is TO my liking and as
long as he Is in ignorance Of the fact
we both get along physically, friend
", and financially.
swell. 7 am certainly pleased
to get another chance in Fl PnsO.
And also TO visit that little town
across the river. I was sched-
uIed to appear in your city on
November 10, but received word
from matchmaker McIutoah to
come on November so II possible
afWeil. IiI cancel a match any
day TO come there.
And I am very much pleased TO
get a chance against that wonderful
toehOld king. Jack Reynolds. OF
course, I would rather meet 4latsuda
who defeated me in one OF che closet
matches OF my career, but the chances
are that I viii get the match after
won over Reynolds. The fans in FL
Paso are fortunate in being able 70
see such high class men as Reynolds
Matsuda and myself2
Well Bud, I will probably shake
hands with you Sunday and Monday
Am in good condition and expect 70
win. Give my regards 70 ny friends
-Adios. (HoW's that2l
The Masked Marvel"
p. S-Since leaving Fl Paso ]
have defeated two men who WrestleQ
there during the past year They are
Bobby Bylund and Young DemetraL
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-27
TEXAS GRID
STAR MUSICAL
WRITER ALSO
Texas Phil" Cunningham Cen
ter Of Dartmouth College
PLAYS Piano IN Training.

Hanover, n Il, Nov. z7.-'IeLas
BIZ" Cunningham. crack center OF the
Dartmouth college eleven. is known
as "tha musical football player
When of the gridiron Cunningham
plays the plano and writes music as
part OF his football training Music
gives a new punch to Cunningham s
football tactics
In addition 10 being a writer for
magazines and newspapers AID nav
ing a ons-act play now travelling on
the Keith circuit, Cunningham ts a
musician Of no mean ability. he has
been assistant TO the professor OF
music at Dartmouth, PLAYING the big
organ in Rollins chapel he also gives
recftals in many cities o. his native
state OF Texas and in California
SIS a member Of the Dartmouth
cree club the Texas wizard has sung
his way over q good deal OF country.
and Is a composer has contributed
various bits o. college and town en-
tertainments. Perhaps his greatest
triumph as a song writer came last
summer. when he won from field OF
fifty competitors the $3.50 prize Of
fered for q song for the great Texas
state fair. Bill however. is inclined
to think that Honey, Pray for the
Lights 70 Go Out" which he sold 20
Irwin Berlin. was a better song
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-27
SARLEs NEARLY CLIPS RECORD
THREE DEATHS TOLL OF RACES

TOs ANGELES, Calf. Nov. g.
Certificates OF accidental deatn
were issued from the coroner
office here Friday in the cases OF
Castor Chevrolet and Eddie ODou-
nell. automobile race drivers, ana
Iyali JoIls, mechanician, killed in
THURSDAYS 250-mile championship
race on the Los Angeles speedway
IL was stated no inuuests were con-
sfdered necessary and no Official IN
vestiEation Of the accident would be
conducted by the coroner's office Or
ficials OF the Los Angeles speedway
association expressed deep regret az
the accident, but stated the deaths
would not halt future racing events.
ODOnneu Dies Later
The deaths Of Chevrolet and Jolls,
who was O'Donnelrs mechanician,
came almost Immediately after the
crash between Chevrolet,s and O.Don-
neiTs cars O'DonnelT died in a hos
pital early today, about 20 hours
after the accident. He did not re-
gain consciousness
The body Of Chevrolet VIII be taken
to indianapolis for burial
A. = DuesenberE, head OF
OfDonneII's racing team an
nounced that plans for O'Don-
neII's funeral depended upon the
wishes OF his parents. who re-
side IN Whitewater, Wis. He said
the widow was willing TO have
the burial here, but had telc-
rrnphed O'DOnneIrE parents 10 Z
learn their wishes
Duesenberg said he would take
ToIIs' body to Detroit. the home OF
the mechaniciau's parents, for burial
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-27

and would leave here probably sun
day II arrangements for the O'Don-
nell funeral had been completed by
that time
sarles Approached Record.
Roscoe Sarles. who won the race.
missed equaling the worlds record
for go miles by a fraction more than
two seconds. &c developed today
His time for the distance was
> hours, IS minutes and 20 sec
onds. or 2-01 seconds more than
the worlds record. made on the
same track last February by MUIR
uhy. sarleEf average was 1852
miles an hour. Murphy's record
was made with n 300-inch engine
while that OF snrles was made
with an engine Of only 1s3 cubic
inches
sarles prize. announced as a total
OF nearly 10000. was stated offici-
ally TO be $4,000. or that sum fla,-
600 was the first prize for the win
uer. while the additional $4,000 was
for leading every even numbered lap,
FOR each Of which an individual prize
Of $50 was offered
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-27
Jimmy Wilde Is
An7aSSing Fortune

New York. Nov. 27.-Jimmy Wilde.
worlds champion lyweight. must
have made quite a bunch OF coin on
his tour OF America last winter and
spring. Jimmy has Just purchased a
fine new home for himself and fam
lly near Cardiff and has also placed
his parents in a new home Jimmy
may be a bit tight Ike Harry Lau-
der, but he is surely making good
use Of his money.
At the recent school boys boxing
tourney in Cardiff. wales. over 800
youngsters entered for competition
There were classes from 80 TO III
pounds for boys from u to Is years
OF age. The winners Of the various
classes VIII be entered for the county
Journeys and these in turn viii be
entered for the inter-city meetings.
The rounds are limited to one and a
half minute each.