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The Washington herald., 1920-10-09
CANADIAN REVENUE
SHOWS BIG BOOST

The improved financial condition
of the Canadian government is
shown by the recent report that
the total revenue for August this
year was sl1,S74,s9O, against S5,-
ISL 900 for the corresponding month
of last year.
Based on the August total, it is
estimated that the revenue collec-
tions for the current year will be
approximately s115,000.OO0, COM
pared to s5s,OOO.O0O last year. The
war tax collections for the months
of June, July and August of this
year totaled over $4,000, 900, against
less than 100000 for the same
three months last year.
The Washington herald., 1920-10-09
Heavy Battles at Grodna.

Warsaw. Oct. H.-Fighting about
Grodna and Wilma is reported as
equallinE in fcrccnCss that featur-
ing the great campaigns in Franco.
After the resistance of the Reds was
broken their retreat became a rout.
1t is said that entire battalions sur
rendered after shooting their off,
GERS Cholera has broken out in
Wilma.
Copyright, 1920. Cross Atlantic Newspaper
Service, lnc.l
The Washington herald., 1920-10-09
BLUE VETERANS HEAR
CONVENTION REPORT

\ meeting of the Gen. John 4.
Rawlins Post of the Grand Army
of the Republic held last night at
the q 4. II. Building was devoted
to hearing the report from the dele
gates to the fifty-fourth annual en-
campment in Indianapolis.
Commander Cyrus Il. Lower and
Past Commanders Fred r. Spark $
and John Finn. who were the dele
gates. praised the fine spirit shown
by the citizens of indianapolis, stat
ing the reception rendered them was
royal.
The Washington herald., 1920-10-09

Norman Hapgood wonders at the devotion that
led him to leave a comfortable home, to spend
eighty tiresome hours train in order to talk
sixty-hve minutes with some of whose be-
efs are not mine" Perusa OF Mr.. Hapgoods
first interview with Debs in the New York Amer
lean suggests that the opportunity thus given him
of printing nearly three thousand words OF his own
views without quoting Debs once may be the ex-
PLANTATION.
The Washington herald., 1920-10-09
A DAILY LINE O. CHEER
BY John Kendrick Bangs.
A GLIMPSE.

/, in my gray-haired age,
Look smiling on the child,
Fen by his ways of naughtiness
I find myself beguiled.
He knows not what he does,
And errs through the excess
OF youths eXultancy. and life's
Intrinsic jOyousness.
l wonder if in this
1 do not seem to see
The smiling attitude of Him
Who'll judge the sins Of me?
The Washington herald., 1920-10-09

The new housing laws in New York eff
cicnt that householder who rented his home for
the summer while he went to the seaside finds
himself unable to dispossess the tenant on his re-
turn and must camp the sidewalk pay hotel
bills 1t is anticipated that the next exploit OF the
intelligent legislature that accomplished this ri-
umph will be to fix it so that guests invited to a
New York home may stay indefinitely, until the
food is cut down below their appetitcs.
The Washington herald., 1920-10-09

Chairman Hays is claiming North Carolina for
the Republican ticket. 1t may sound mpudently
audacous but venture the assertion that North
Carolina is ready to swing to the Republican ticket
and whether it shall do so or depends entirely
upon the astuteness with which the Republican
National Committee has met the desire OF the peo-
pie there to be freed of the one bugaboo that has
kept them long in the Democratic column
The Washington herald., 1920-10-09
To Occupy Moroccan CITY.

London. Oct. S-Thc city Of She
shuan, Morocco, which has never
been entered by whites. is soon TO
be occupied by Spanish troops II
was founded in li7l by Nahomrtan
fanatics as refuge against the
spread Of Christianity.
Copyright, 1870. Cross Atlantic Ncvsnspsr
Service, Incl
The Washington herald., 1920-10-09
N n THE HERALD
lVlAIL BAG

The Herald welcomes contributions from
its readers on current topics, and will
publish those which are Of general in
terest. COmmunicat items should not
coed 200 wJfis and must bear the mime
and address Of the writer. although this
will not be published il it is so desired
The Washington herald., 1920-10-09

The story that unidentified member Of the
administration released forty gallons OF whisky in
San Francisco for the benefit OF tho Democratic
faithful who were there will impress anyone
attendant upon that convention Forty gallons
wasn't drop in the very obvious bucket
The Washington herald., 1920-10-09
SIGNS OF FALL.

The air will soon be getting cool
the kids will scamper back to
school
and days will change from long to
short, while onions jump in price
per quart.
The cost of vegetables and fruit
will soon be seen to take shoot,
and everywhere the signs of fall
will come apace upon US all.
It's time to buy a stack Of coal
to fill the empty cellar hole-to
throw the old straw hat
aside and buy one with a winter
hide.
The leaves will soon begin to die
and then we1l know that winters
nigh. Another summertime is past
and autumn is approaching fast.
N. A. LUFBURRoW.
Copyright, 1890. BY The Mcclure syndicste.,
The Washington herald., 1920-10-09

much to foster trade relations between the nations.
And so Americans rejoice with the people Of
the sister republic and offer hearty congratulations
to all Ecuadorians on this historic occasion.
The Washington herald., 1920-10-09

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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-09

teams The team subsequently lost
the southwestern championship 20 the
High school Tigers but we're unfamil-
lar with floor playing At The time
having played most Of their battles
on an outside court
Coed showing On Dinmond-
In baseball lie team was tied with
the champion Eighth engineer or
ganization until Generalization OF the
men in the Fl Paso district 50 weak
impossible II established q fighting
precedent which made things lively
IN the Army and City league for sew
eral weeks and II was some time be-
fore the other nag contenders could
gain the upper hand. As Il was the
Terriers won a majority Of their
games in spite OF the loss OF four or
five valuable players who could not
have been consistently spared
The team made e similar race in the
Army baseball league and acquitted
Itself creditably although suffering
from the same effects Of the de-
mobilization.
In football Col Tommy Tompkins
organization more than held its own
Il won not only the district
football lehgue championship but
also added the southern depart
n,ent title 20 its list Of honors-
The team did not suffer a defeat
during the entire season ana what
81 more its goal line remained IN
crossed despite its opposition to
the leading teams Of the south
west. Its hardest battle was with
the Qunrtermnster team Of the
Army league but q came through
the fray victorious while its most
decisive and important was won
from the Fifth cavalry on New
Years day nt the High school
stadium for the departmental
championship.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-09
ENGLISH CHAMP
DEFEATS ASHER
A. E. T. Bantam Champion
Goes Down Before Fly
weight Crack.

St Louis, No. Jan Jimmy Wilde
English fyweight champion. easily
defeated Johnny Babe" Asher. ban
tam champion OF the A z. F., in an
eight round no-decision bout Thurs
day night
without apparently extending him
self Wilde carried the honors IN every
round In the fourth, fifth and sixth
the Britisher paralleled Asher with
the mat. Asher danced around shadow
like, while his opponent fought coolly
and deliberately. following him around
the ring. Asher, however now and
then speedily STEPPED In and out.
scoring points but the blows had no
evident effect on his foe Several
times during the encounter Asher s
manager admonished him to keep
away from him.
started Blood Flowing.
A few seconds after the first gong
sounded Wilde had Asher's nose
bleeding and in the second round a
few lsfts brought blood from his
Asher started out good but ap-
peared TO lose heart when the blood
began flowing from his nose He
fought cleyerly the early part OF the
first round.
In the second and third rounds.
Wilde rained lefts and rights on Ash
er's head and body In the latter
round the boys fought toe to toe for
a few seconds during which Asher
scored a clean uppercut with his
right
IN the fourth round wilde floored
Asher With several lightning blows
10 the face. The former soldier re-
NAMED down for the count OF eight
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-09

team furnished much material for
enthusiasm on the part OF the Fans
during the year as Duffy, leading
kicker Of this region Capt Caller.
field man and Capt. Moore, hnesrnan
we're even more shining stars than
last season. The team, u Is said.
owed its success 10 the stability Of
the line which never failed 70 hold
and the speed OF its ends which were
never turned during the entire year.
The Seventh cavalry team viii rep
resent the army IN the national polo
tournament at Del Monte. Calf. IN
February. having won the southwest
ern championship from a large field
Last year the Eighth cavalry. then
stationed In the Big Bend, won the
southern department Championship
and represented the district on the
Coronado field The Terriers confi-
IDENTIFY feel. however, that their team
which is captained by Lieut. Hobart
Gay win even eclipse the splendid rec
ord OF the Eighth and viii come home
the bearer OF championship cups IN
every event The district polo tour
nament was won easily b. the Sew
enth this year
Some Organization
Col Tompklns and his Terriers are
much eontented with their success o.
1913. They are now planning, how
ever, toward making the present year
an even more successful one In the his
tory OF military athletics. and have
begun the work OF organizing has
ketball team 20 represent the organi-
Eation on the floor at Fort Bliss They
have not stopped trying. by any
means, and win 60 out for new
honors. although adherents feel that
Il they attain even one-half OF the
1913 mark Il viii be a record 10 be
proud Of
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-09

GONE interesting facts IN connee-
~ ton with the participation OF the
Seventh cavalry regiment in athletics
during 1918 have been complied by
Lieut.. Ted Rothermund. athletic Of
hcer OF this organization. and are
material in supporting the contFntion
OF the Terriers that they form one Of
the leading military units Of the coun-
try in an athletic sense
In upholding the athletic prestige
OF the regiment the cavalry athletes
have not been confined TO one par
ticular branch o. athletics but in viz
tually all have made their paruei-
patton Of a standard that VIII be long
remembered. During the year that
Lieut. Rothermund had charge of the
athletics o. the regiment they lar
exceeded the standard Of previous
years he made an uuchallenEed sue
cess OF the efforts OF the troopers IN
boxing, baseball football, basketball
and other sports ana instilled into the
athletes a spirit Of agFressiveness and
scrappiness which win be felt for
many years TO come on the track and
field, in the ring or on the diamond
Won Boxing Tournament.
January, 1918, was the occasion OF
the big military boxing tournament
events athletes from IT Bliss carried
of four titles
Two Of these championships
were won BY seruppers from the
Seventh cavalry Johnny SUDDEN
burg, middleWeiEht and Tommy
Felso, featherWelgft, while see
ond places were obtained IN tive
othcrE, Little Red Williams en-
tered a. a feather but could have
made the bantam limit and de-
feated all conteudera ut this
weight Third place was won By
one boxer. This record a. all the
more prefeutious IN view Of the
fact that more than 10000 men
were represented In the tOurnn-
menf the elite Of tails number
being picked to Try Tor the titles
When the boxers returned from TT.
sam Houston they had been home but
a short time when the Terrier basket
ball team annexed the district title
By defeating all c0ntendcrs in the
Army league Teams entered during
this year were composed Of some OF
the snappiest material developed 80
the Fl Paso district for several years
as many stars wh5 entered during the
emergency were Htil members OF
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-09

NEW YORK. Jan. s.-Coach Gilmour
~ Dobie displays sound judgment
when he objects 20 a hard. strenuous
schedule for the United States Naval
academy football pupils for next fall
A schedule that calls for the midshiD-
men to engage IN games with Prince
ton. Georgetown and West Point as
their major contests appears 70 be
strong enough A more difficult one
would tend TO interfere with the
gradual development Of the team Too
hard a schedule has often crippled
an aggregation beyond repair. These
three games, with four or five minor
engagements. win no doubt prove en-
tirely satisfactory for the naval grid
iron
A strong CRY was made against ne
football authorlties up at Cambridge
this past season because Of the ap-
parently easy schedule Of games that
graduate manager Fred W. Moore
arranged for the Harvard eleven As
matters turned out for the Crimson
PLAYERS the schedule was ideal IN
every way. Hazard went through
the season without sustaining
single defeat No more could be asked
OF any team
ne fact that Moore had to
speculate as TO the amount Of
rerrlceabIe material that Bob
Fisher would have on hnnd TO
whip into IN eleven. forced him
TO step carefully. Had he rushed
IN and scheduled the usual Har-
ward contest there a. no telling
what the result would have been
IL O. safe 10 say that couple Of
stage OF the season would have
tested the Cambridge grldirou
machine close 70 the breaking
point
As every football fan knows hard
games always result In large injury
lists Had Fishers team ben given
such tests they might have had few
OF their stars laid NJ when the cham
pionship games came due
Yale paid the penalty for the Bos-
ton game IN both the Princeton and
Harvard battle Had Thorua Murphy
been able 20 play as regular, both OF
these rivals would have been given
much harder fights TIE son Of
Americas greatest trainer Is a born
football player. An injury sustained
IN the Boston contest kept this New
haven star on the sidellues just when
he was needed most
Princeton Was Lucky.
Princeton was lucky 10 come
through the lafayette. Colgate and
West Virginia games WITHOUT haT-
Ing any Of her stars Injured badly.
The same sort Of game might be
played 10 times without the same
fortunate result However. the fact
that good luck cauped on the Tigers
trail j. no reason TO believe that q
viii favor every other college that
follows I'm its footsteps. u Is very
likely that those in charge at the Jun
EletoWn seat OF hearninE viii not ask
their football representatives 20
shoulder such a hard strenuous
schedule next season
Coach Dobie knows better than any
one else down at the Naval academy
the caliber o. his material There is
little doubt that his wishes viii be
carried out The well earned vic
tory which his lads scored over their
Army rivals al the Polo grounds last
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-09
BASKETBALL SEASONS
OF MINES AND TIGER
TEAMS OPEN TONIGHT

I'll PAsO basketball fans are in FOL
L busy tine tonight when head
liner games are scheduled for both
the Y II C A. and High school gym
nasiums. Al the High school an all
star team from Fort Bliss is billed &c
clash with the Tiger quintet IN the
opening battle Of the season while the
Blssllla AgEies win play the state
School OF Mines on the association
floor Both games VIII start At
o'clock
Both Teams Confident.
Coach Luther CobIentZ, Thursday
afternoon, put his squad through its
final training for the soldier contest
and pronounced It in the best possible
physical condition
The students are looking for
ward TO a hard fought victory
over the boys from Fort Bliss and
intend to let nothing stand in
their path toward the soufhwest-
ern championship
business manager Carl Schwartz
has made arrangements for the
team 10 play In Arizona on Innu-
AIRY - = and -, its opponents on
this TRIP being the Miami y. u. C.
A. Globe High school and
Thatcher Normal school The
first Eume viii be played At
Miami on the end, while the
Thatcher battle viii be staged on
the 9th
Also ChaIleuEe Albuquerque
Plans embracing a game with the
Albuquerque high school and bust
ness college are also assuming con-
crete form. both institutions having
been challenged by the Tiger man
agement-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-09
ArtiIIe1yAnd O. M. EIeUenS
WiLLMeetOn "Grid"S Sunday

THERE will not be a further de-
i layal OF the rubber game be-
tween the SIND artillery regimentais
and ouartermaster football team Il
it can be prevented Already ar
engagements are being made to scrapa
the field at Rio Grande park and &c.
It in shape Tor the game Sunday az
ternoon which is TO definitely settle
the question OF supremacy between
the two teams The scheduled push
ball contest win also be staged
Originally scheduled for last Sun
day the deciding contest was post
poned as a result Of the rain. al
though had Il not been for the con-
dition OF the grounds the players
would have been glad enough 70 en-
dure a little shower IN order 20 get
the matter settled. Quite a crowd
drizzle and was likewise disappointed
when the soggy condition o. the
sridiron made II impossible 20 play.
Now the members OF both teams are
anxious 70 get the thing over 50 that
one or the other can definitely claim
the title and II appears that Fl Paao
fans viii have an opportunity TO wit
ness the last game OF the season Sun
day afternoon
Bills Il Pack.
Team captains announce that the
iineupH VIII be the same as those
formerly given out and viii embrace
the leading players Of both organiza-
tons
The Quartermnster team under
the guidance Of slam Wilson has
been working consistently OF late
and "a ~ In splendid condition for
the Eume. u VIII be further
strengthened BY the addition Of
Blonde Jack Bills 20 the lineup
as the bnckfield star has returned
from his furlouEh and announces
that he f. rendy 20 get back Into
the battle. Jack played one game
while in eastern Texas and re-
neyTed Friendship with 5Enhnns
HiEEinbOfhnm and several other
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-09

Texas stars who are from his
home town.
The entire matter hinges on the
condition OF the grounds and every
effort Is being expended in order 70
have them IN lit condition for he
game. The quartermaster lineup as
announced Thursday night follows.
Fields. left end Farley, left tackle;
Kelly. left guard; Erwin, CENTER
Brandon, right guard; Hamilton,
right tackle. Riley, right end Wilson,
quarter; Less. right half; Schaffer,
left half: Robinson, fun back. sub
stltutes. Kelly, Cutliff, Bills, Keller
house. Gaddy, Herrera
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-09

Much interest Is being taken by
Mines students in the game with the
AEEieE II viii mark the first ap-
pearance OF the New MeXicaus on a
local floor IN a couple OF years, and
a big crowd Of enthusiasts Is expect
ed TO turn out for the contest Man
ager Phil Cordova Of the Mines team
has had his team drilling daily and IL
A second game viii be played be-
tween the two Institutions at an early
date at Mesilla
The contest viii undoubtedly lead
toward the opening Of a broader field
for athletics between the two insti-
tutions
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-09
Walt Caldwell
Wins Another

Bisbee, ARK, Jan. e.-Walter CaId-
well. OF Albuquerque, y. n. knocked
out lack Rooney, OF Los Angeles, in
the first round OF their scheduled ten
round bout here Thursday night The
knockout blow, a left hook to the Jaw.
came Just after Rooney had landed
two vicious swings to Caldwelrs
stomach and was rushing IN 20 score
a third blow Rooney weighed $50 and
Caldwell 158 pounds.
Dick Cote. Of Los Angeles. was civ
en- a decision over Young Bruno. OF
Douglas. at the end OF six rounds OF
fast boxing
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-09
Dempsey Branded
Stacker BYLegion

Denver. Jan. g.-Leo Leyden post Of
the American Legion AZ a meeting
here Thursday nirht. adopted reao-
luton branding Jack Dempsey tla
uurflfst as a Stacker" and declar-
INK opposition 20 holding the proposed
Demnsey-Carpeutie fight IN Colo
rado. Copies Of the resolution VIII Be
sent 10 an American Legion posts n
the United States with a request that
similar action be raken BY each
The resolution branded Dempsey -
"a Stacker" and provided that Ameri-
can Legion posts IN every state u the
union take steps 10 prevent the cham
picn from boxing anywhere IN The
United States
In a speech IN support o. the reso-
luton, vice commander Bowman de-
cIared that nempssy's record vas net
100 percent American while Carpen-
tiers career showed the highest sort
OF patriotism
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-09
BID FOR
WRESTLING
BATTLE
Houston, Dallas and Phoe-
nix Would Stage Bout
Obtained By Ell Paso.
JORDAN WILLING
FOR RETURN BOUT

CHARLES RE1yTROP and Chris
y Jordan VIII have it out before
E Paso fans, Tuesday night Jan
nary 20.
Yes sir. plans have been completed
for the match by local wrestling
boosters despite the offers OF han
dlers in Dallas. Houston and Fhoe-
nix for the battle. and the Fl Paso
fans VIII again have the opportunity
Of seeing the two big men in action.
The only. drawback Is the guarantee
which both men fsel that they have
coming to them. but as numbers OF
FL Paso fans are coming forward
with applications for tickets It ap-
pears that the sun asked by each
man can be posted and the match
Chrfs Asks Guarantee.
Jordan feels that inasmuch as Rem
-trop asked for guarantee on the
basis O. his past showing and that
he is the European champion. he
likewise should receive a substantial
that he VIII receive at least $500.
Chris has pointed out to the
promoters that IN the past he has
received from sI2o0 TOO 5000 for
matches and la staying here and
meeting such a tough man I'm
Reutr0p he a. deserving o.
larger purse than the one re-
ceiFcd Tor his efforts last Tues
day night He believes with the
promoter however that a larger
crowd VIII be on hand for the
coming battle and O. not the only
one who Is confidently looking
forward 70 a packed house when
hoEtilitiea begin
Many Cities Interested
Success Of the E Paso promoters
In staging two matches OF the order
OF the Fappas-dorQan 50 and the
Jordan entrop meeting In spite OF
the fact that they lost money on each
affair has become heralded in all
parts OF the south Eentrop and Jor-
dan were beseiEed with outside offers
Thursday and have announced that
tser u the hope that the game viii
open MP here and be received in the
popular favor It Is due. They were
discouraged over receiving caly q
mediocre amount for their services
but as they want to see interest in
the game furthered in FL Paso. and
are willing 70 take another chance, I
the fans VIII see them In action
again
Reufrop In a commuuieaffon to
The Herald sports editor says
that he was Misunderstood IN re-
GARD to the guarantee asked and
that he would meet Jordan for
purse Of $500 for himself. He
states that In asking for $1,000
he vas simply using guarantees
received In the past as a basis,
bEt that he e. willing TO come
here for sea
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-09

WON southern boxing titles took second place IN two
W classes and third
southwestern title Tigers.
tourney Del Monte.
southern football title By defeat Fifth cavalry
AM o infantry.
leadership Of yy baseball league
deunobi weakened
points in three consecutive field meets at # Bliss
medals for winning boxing championships at
Fl during year