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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-14
CHARITY WORK
IS ORGANIZED
Permanent Memorial Home
For Associated Chair
ties Work In FL Paso.

The manner in which public chart
ties are handled in PasO has at
traeted the attention Of welfare
workers in many parts OF the coun-
Could BE Redeemed
1t was a cardinal principle OF the
late Robert Krakauer. who, in his
busy life time VS. an active force in
the shaping Of public charity work in
FL Paso. that by far the greatest
number of men and women who
found themselves overwhelmed by
misfortunes OF their own making or
the making Of others, could be re-
deemed
While Mr.. krakauer was a power
in charity circles in his life time he
was even more powerful in his death
His associates IN charity work real
lied. after his death, what a loss So
ciety had incurred and TO perpetuate
his ideas. resolved to erect q memo
rial TO him which would make pos
sible the carrying out Of his ideas re-
garding the restoration Of broken
men and women to lives OF useful
ness. To that end il was resolved to
provide a lodging house for men So
responsive was the Fl Paso public
fund Of $4,000 was secured after a
campaign lasting but three days The
building will be erected this year, it
is hoped, and viii be known as the
Robert Krakaue- Memorial building
The Organization has a budget OF
s56,0o0 from which its activities VIII
be financed this year.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-14

NTH improvements In the way OF
w permanent buildings aggregst-
ing nearly 100000 in 1913 and with
plans for buildings TO be erected in
1929 at a cost OF away over 100000
more, Fort Bliss has added greatly
TO the total Of building operations in
Fl Paso and its Immediate envirOns.
though the figures are not included
in those issued by the department OF
public buildings at the city hall be
cause Of the fact that the army post
is under the jurisdiction Of Uncle
sam and for the further reason that
IL IS Just outside the city limits
While il has been generally known
in FL PasO that extensive building
operations were being conducted at
Fort Bliss, that such vast sums Of
money were involved has not been so
thoroughly understood Nor, has the
real extent OF the efforts being made
10 convert that post from its old
status as a headquarters for a regi-
ment 70 headquarters for war
strength brigade appealed to any eL-
cept those whose business brought
them into close contact with those
who have been and are carrying out
the plans Of the war department
War Material Used
Almost Immediately following the
signing OF the armistice. powers that
be In American military circles turn ed
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-14

Mexico nor Arizona. but which are
always taken into consideration when
the southwestern zone is under dis
cussion and which draw their sup
plies from FL Paso and Fort Bliss
stores The organizations represented
here are as follows
Al branches Represented.
Seventh cavalry, Eighth cavalry,
SIND field artillery. first battalion
18Th infantry. eighth engineers
mounted. eighth engineers train,
ninth engineers. mounted; ninth. en-
rineers. train seventh field signal
battalion: first surveillance group,
eighth balloon company, field hospital
No. 10: ambulance company No. los
ordnance depot. first provisional
ordnance defachment- second pro-
visfouaI ordnance detachment. third
provisional ordnance detachment, sec
ond heavy n. o. r. shop, second light
M. o. r. shop. third light n O. R.
=hop. fourth light II. O. R shop, mo-
tor command No So motor transport
COMPANY No. ., motor transport com
uanv No. 3e1. motor transport COM
pany No. f01, army motor service de-
tachmeut-
Two Regiments in New Mexico.
In addition to the foregoing there
are a base hospital a remount depoL
a motor transport depot a radio sta
tfon. a recr lifting office, the zone sup
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-14

and everything but chief OF police
The fire department at Fort Bliss
is well housed and in the matter OF
equipment, is I'D TO the minute II
already has one South Bend pumper
and one Howe pumper, bot motorized
There are coming one combination
pumping and chemical and one
$50 gallon per minute pumpsr. both
motorized
The post has its own water plant
with a capacity Of 1000 600 gallons
per day. pumped from deep wells
This has made possible the provision
OF an adequate sewer system and
the establishment Of shower and tub
baths in profusiOn in all quarters
and barracks.
An adequate water supply will
also make possible the beauff-
cation Of the grounds Of the post
through the irrigation OF lawns
and the provision Of water for
trees flowers and shrubs
Improvement plans for 1920 con-
template an arrangement whereby
gas may be produced from the Fl
Pas0 Gas company in quantities SUI
ficient TO make Il possible TO do all
cooking az the post on gas stoves and
ranges. II the plan goes through
$4,000 viii require 70 be spent in
laying mains through the reserva-
ton and making the necessary con-
neotions-
Many Organizations Stationed Here
II the organizations now stationed
at Fort Bliss or attached to the FL
Paso district were up to full war
Strength they would total about 1000
officers and men II should be borne
I'm mind that the district does not IN
clude the organizations stationed in
the Big Bend country nor in New
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-14

divisions Of war strength for any
duty.
It is said by those in army circles,
who are in position to know that the
bringing OF such vast stores Of all
kinds to this section Of the country
has no military significance- Owing
to the dryness Of Fl Pasos climate
it was believed. IL Is said. that trucks,
artillery wagons, and many other
forms Of military material can be
kept in the open here without danger
from rust or rot and that 10 move
them here from the more moist sec
tons OF the country was much less
Of an expense than would have been
the building OF warehouses and other
forms OF shelter in which to store
them in the wetter east north or
west
Under New Department.
Under recent ruling OF the war de-
partment new construction and
maintenance Of military posts is IN
der the direction OF what is known
as the utilities department and Fort
Bliss is no exception TO the rule. At
that post the activities OF the depart
ment are in charge Of Capt. H P.
FIELD, assisted by Lieut.. Frank S
Frickelton-
The duties Of the clief Of the utiH-
ties department AZ a1v post are sim
liar 70 those OF a city manager and.
IN the case OF a post as large as Fort
duties Of the manager Of the city
Of the size Of FL Paso.
Everything But Chief OF Police.
In the case Of Capt Field. he
has the Improvement and upkeep not
only OF the post but Of all auxiliary
environments under his direction. ne
Is fire marshal. park commissioner
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-14
FL PAS0 POSTAL
RECEIPTS SOAR
Increase of Income Points
Out Prosperity Of Bor-
der City.

Postoffice receipts have always been
regarded as barometric OF the move
ment Of community up or down the
ladder Of progress and prosperity, and
those Of Fl Paso are no exception 70
the rule. Owing TO a ruling Of the
general postoffice department at
Washington, figures covering the re-
ceipts by months have not been made
public since early last year How
ever. the total receipts Of the FL PasO
office for the twelve months ending
December 81. 1913. were 430.172-5s,
as against S40l,426.72 Tor ISIS, an in
crease Of S26.1f5-S6.
The increase last year over the year
before was not so great by S8,03l-s3.
but il should be borne IA mind that
much Of the 1918 increase over 1917
was due TO the fact that for the
greater portion Of 1918 letter postage
was at a scent rate. The rate was
NOT reduced until some time in 1919
but the 2-cent rate prevailed through
out the greater portion Of the latter
year
And the business Of the office con-
tinues TO grow. as is evidenced not
only by increased rates, but by the
fact that it has been found necessary
10 add five members to the clerical
force Of the office during the past few
months
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-14

In addition 20 the great stores Of
building material brought TO Fort
Bliss following the signing OF the
armistice, and which are being used
in permanent Improvement at that
post, there are more than $4,000. 900
worth Of stores Of other kinds filling
the material yards and warehouses in
Fl Paso and at the post. Those stores
include food, feed. forage. clothing.
ordnance, trucks and every other con-
ceivable need Of an army in quantities
sufficient IL is said to equip four fun
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-14
Letters Quarter OF
Century On The Way

Lexington. ky. Jan 24.-Nearly q
years ago, on September IL 1873 q
Brown from Medford, Mass, and IN
1884 a letter was mailed 20 Ara
Brown from Hopedale. Mass. both ad-
dressed to her here Both letters ar
rived today. having taken y and -
years, respectively. 70 make the trip.
Airs. Brown has been dead 20 years
No return address Is on the envelopes
The 27-year-old letter has only the
Medford postmark- The other IS
pOstmarked Grand Central Station.
New York. January g, 1920"
The letters were mailed to Ms.
Browns daughter. Mrs. Henry IL
Waite, No. los East 53rd street, New
York.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-14

ply office ard the offices OF the post
quartermaster. the constructing quar-
termaster. the utilities officer alu
the provost marshal In the suodis-
trict Of New Mexico the 2ath infantry
and the 18th cavalry are stationed
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-14

British girls coming TO Canada to
work in homes call themselves
household workers" in preference to
domestic servants
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-14

In every Wealthy japanese home
there are 10 be found thirty or more
women servants
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-12-31
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Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-12-31
1920 BIC YEAR
IN SPORTS HERE
Baseball and Basketball
FIourished With Cham
pionship Teams.

Perth Amboy has enjoyed a most
successful year on the diamond,
gridiron and court, annexing honors
in baseball, football and basketball
during the year which ends at mid
night tonight. There have been
many years in the past when this
city has been successful in the vari-
Gus branches of sport, but 1920 has
been a banner one for Perth Amboy.
Joe Mullen's Perth Amboy base
ball club and the Raritan Copper
Works baseball team won Middlesex
county honors, the first team in the
semi-professional class and the In
gots in the industrial championship
race. The Copper Works team won
twelve games and lost five during
the year of 1920, while Mullen's
combination in addition to easily
coping county honors, also defeat
ed many of the best teams in the
east, winning twenty-four out CT
thirty-three games played during
the season. In addition to these
two leading teams Amboy had a
number of light senior and junior
representative teams on the diamond
during the season.
Through the efforts of Louis
"Pox' Booz, Perth Amboy entered
INTO SIlulfOn dCtINllleS again tnlS
year, after a layoff of several years.
Although Booz took the field with a
hastily organized team, the Amboy
combination defeated the American
Legion team of South Amboy. Many
players made their appearance with
this team who surely will make
good on the gridiron in seasons to
come.
Perth Amboy should have no
trouble in coping Middlesex county
basketball honors this year, and
there is a live chance of the local
representative teams making a
strong bid for state and district
Championships. Bill Manning's
Perth Amboy team is about she
strongest combination ever to repre-
sent this city on the court, while
the Original Auditoriums, Speed
ways, Dry Docks and other combi-
nations have strong teams on the
court this year. There are no teams
in the county strong enough to stop
Perth Amboy from winning the
county title this year.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-12-31

Iyear-old trotters at Lexington.
Swimming
Miss Ethelda Bleibtrey, Brooklyn,
was the years swimming wonder.
Miss Bleibtrcy set the following
with four turns in 1922 rs: July 10,
100-meter free style outdoors in
1872 3-5, at New York; July II, 800
meter swim IN ABA LIS, at New
YORK: July II, 100 yards in still
water, in 105 1-5, at Philadelphia.
Besides these the eighteen-year-oid
water marvel took two title swims
at the Olympic Games. Belgium. in
August.
Wrestling
Joe Stecher won the worlds
heavyweight championship from
Earl Caddook in 2:05:30 with body
scissors and wrist hold in New York
on January 80.
Ed Stranger Lewis won the title
away from Stecher, December IS.
in 1;41:56 with deadlock hold at
New York.
Billiards
Ralph Greenleaf successfully de-
Tended his national pocket billiard
title in Chicago on November 10.
Johnny Layton, st. Louis, annex
ed the three-cushion billiard title
from Bob Cannefax. New York. rs
to GA, on December 10, at Chicago.
Football
Princeton vas conceded the foot
ball palm in the east. Ohio State
won the Western Conference title.
Notre Dame was undefeated.
Georgia Tech was the champion
eleven of the south. California won
the Pacific coast title.
Yachting
On July 81 United States retained
Americas Cup when Resolute beat
Sir Thomas Lipton's Shamrock ~.
in deciding race off Sandy Hook, N.
Y, by 10 minutes and As seconds.
Auto Racing
Ralph DePalma set two worlds
records for circular track September
Is, at Syracuse, N. Y, as follows:
10 miles in 7:47 IA and 20 miles in
1925.
Tommy Milton established a new
world 100-mile dirt track record of
1:24:00 rs at Phoenix, Ariz.
TTapsbootinS
A. l.. WINS, Red Bank, n. j., won
Grand American handicap at Cleve-
land on August 2S, with 80 out of
100.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-12-31
To PLAY
NEWARK TEAM
Y. N. H. A. Will be Scene of
Fast Game Tomorrow A.
ternoon; Crack Players.

The Newark Hebrew A. C. bas-
ketball team with Robinson, Eddie
Schellins Vaeth, Clark, Lowenstein.
Lefkowitx and Solador is slated to
appear here tomorrow afternoon to
clash in al court contest with Man
ager Lewis ~Jacobsen's Original Au-
ditorium Five on the Y. NJ. II. A.
court. Thish team is as strong as
any booked 30 appear against the
Originals sinee the start of their
schedule.
Eddie Schelling is the star for
ward of the NATIONAL Turner's who
is playing a snappy game beside
Gil" Schwab, captain of the crack
National combination.A Schelling is
we'll known in this cityt having per-
formed with the Winfsors. River
sides of South Amboy AID numerous
other teams. Robinson will proba-
bly, be Seedlings sidekick in the
advanced position.
Vaeth. who showed up we'll with
the Laurels of Newark against the
Audos last week, or Clark will jump
center for the visitors in this game
while L~owenstein, Lefkowitz or Sol
ador, three men well known in bas-
ketball circles. will be the choice for
the defensive positions.
The Auditorium team Is expected
to line up in regular fashion for
this game. Ray Handerhan and Leon
Roth. forwards; Eddie Regain. CEN
ter; and Pete Hanson and Ruff
Allen, guards. The Audos have won
four out of five games played to
date, the only defeat being register
ed by the Company ID team of As
bury Park. Captain Harold Evans
of the Original team is home on his
vacation.
The game will start about $3.50
o'clock.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-12-31
HARMONY FIVE
. comes BACK"
Return to Curt Celebrated
With Decisive Win Over
Woodbridge A. A., 81 to 20

Matey Melko's Harmony basket
ball team returned t the court
last night to play their first bas-
ketball game since Thanksgiving.
and the return was celebrated by
scoring an overwhelming victory
over the Woodbridge A. C. repre-
sentative team by a score of 62-2S.
The Harmony team was re-organ-
lied for this new start. and the
team work of this combination
greatly pleased the following of this
team. The contest was played on
Kozusko's court.
All of the Harmony men who
took part in this contest aided in
running up this record score,
Smith and Glochau leading with
thirty points between them, enough
points to alone defeat the visitors.
Henry Simonsen led the visiting
team in scoring, dropping in eight
counters from the field. The Har-
mony team took the lead I'm the first
half as a result of n field goal by
Smith. and although the scoring
machine vas stopped for a short
time during the first few minutes
of play. the home teams work on
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-12-31
BY DEAN SNYDER

IL eaN IFiAl
Nineteen Hundred and Twenty
has been the year of the athlete.
Every branch of sport has pros
pered. Crowd records have been
smashed, showing we are a sport
owing people. New marks have
teen hung up to shoot at. Some of
the crown wearers have stubbed
their toes. Other supers have slipped
into their places.
Baseball profits for the major
leagues total nearly ten million.
Football collected nearly half as
much.
Purses in boxing have scared to
undreamed of numerals. But still
the people pay. because they are
fans.
Baseball
The first three days of May saw
the Brooklyn Dodgers set a major
league record by playing fifty-eight
innings in three consecutive games.
Walter Johnson pitched the first
no-hit no-run game of his career
against the Red Sox on July /. win
ming l to o..
Babe Ruth broke his own home
run record of 29 busts on July 10
and on September 90 boosted it to
"a.
ON OCTOBER 10 Bill WambSganss
of the Cleveland Indians made the
first unassisted triple play ever re-
corded in a world series, and Elmer
Smith, another Indian. socked a
homer with the bases full for an
other big series record.
And on October IL the Cleveland
Indians won the world champion
ship at Cleveland, beating the
Dodgers in the deciding game, 8
to O..
Boxing
Jack Dempsey twice defended his
heavyweight crown during the year.
He knocked out Billy Miske in three
rounds at Benton Harbor. Mich, on
September 6, and stopped Bill Bren-
a in twelve rounds at Madison
Square Garden December IA.
Mike O'Dowd, middleweight
champ, lost his title to Johnny
Wilson at Boston on MAY G.
Georges Carpenter Knocked out
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-12-31
FORESTERS LEAGUE


Court Brunswick No. 40, Foresters
Of America bowling team, won two
out of three games in a match roll
ed with Court Carteret 1S bowling
team on Bohnsack's alleys last
night. This contest was a regular
scheduled match in the Foresters
county league, and the result has
no effect on the standing in the
league. Gedney. OF the New Bruins
wick team. won high average and
high score honors in this match,
rolling col. 210 and 1862 for an
average of 191. Scally for the Car
teret combination averaged rs in
this match. The Carteret outfit won
the first game and lost the last two.
The scores:
Carteret
Moore ........ 143 9s 1913
Abramson ..... 174 $50 $50
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-12-31
SPORTING NEWS
AMbQYS To HAVE
BUSY NEW YEARS
l3anning's Team Will Play 4
Games in 2 Days; LIST Here
Tomorrow Afternoon.

YBill Manning's PERTH Amboy has
Ietball team will play The first con
@cst of a hard four game schedule
~ two DAYS. on the Auditorium
11ourt tomorrow afternoon, with the
Etrong Carbonate team OF the
Pennsylvania State League furnish
Ing the opposition. On Saturday
night the Amboy team plays in
kStamford, Conn, on Sunday after
noon Mannihg's combination plays
the Noppareils of Brooklyn and on
In Newark. This is the hardest two
~cay schedule prepared by the Am
boy manager this year.
The Carbondale team, consecutive
winners in the Penn State League
for three years. will appear here to-
morrow afternoon with their strong
est lineup in order to register a win
4 over Manning's team which is rated
as a first class court combination
throughout New York, New Jersey
and Pennsylvania. 1t Is believed
hat the fans will agree after wit
Messing this game that the contest
was the most important to be play
ed on the local court by Manning's
TEAM this year.
Manning's ability was shown to
perfection last season when the
Big Five team managed by
Nm was successful in coming to
This city eight Tines. and each time
returning with victory. Manning's
Team last year won two games each
from the Auditoriums. All Stars and
Riverside teams, and Blue Ribbons
and All Collegian team. Manning,
wherever he travels. takes a team
which Is sure to furnish good oppo-
sition. and this way of handling af-
fairs is a big asset In rcbooking
teams, and in getting the strongest
lineup of a team TO come to this city
to play a game.
Jerry Harrigan, star guard of the
Amboy team, and Bill Dave will oc-
cupy the defensive positions for
Amboy in this game: Cosgrove will
ccupy the pivot position. while
Thomas and Reilly will be found in
the advanced position. This game
will start at $3.50 o'clock.
Manager Manning announced this
morning that the Carbonate team
will have Nolan and Carey, for
wards; Harvey. center, and Ripley
and Estrin. guards. He stated this
lineup is considered to be better
the Newark Turner's outfit.
Carey is rated as one of the fastest
men in basketball. A week from
tomorrow night, January 8, the
Newark Turner's combination will
play a return game in Amboy.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-12-31
!. N. /. A. WINS
IN FIRST GAME
locaI Association Five Starts
With Victory Over New
Brunswick; Score % to 13

The frth Amboy Young Mems
Hebrew association basketball team
started ~ season off last night with
a win ova the New Brunswick rep
resentative'Y" in u game played on
the locaa court. This was
the first game to be played by the
Amboy teanin the state league. The
final o the contest was %
10. New Alnswick lost a contest
to Trenton, pd defeated Plainfield
in two fornir contests in this
league.
Karkus pla@ng forward for the
home team, ts high man,
while Ulman I'D the visitors in
scoring. The Sntest was a rough
and tumble afft. with little chance
of either team lshowing any team
work. Hank" Aomas refereed the
contest. AmboY led at half time
1911.
In a preliminary contest the New
Brunswick Juniors walked off the
floor with five minutes to go in the
second half. Amboy was leading
by a four point margin at the time.
The score:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-12-31
College Boys
Stay-at-Home Lads
Standing In Elks League

Referee-Kutcher.