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Virginia C. Glider
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Rudolph Reimer, Jr. D..
Cat large) ,.........
Catherine w. Croker
Moses Scheinberg. :. .
abraham Kesselman
Michael J. Daly-....
James Shevlin. 49,.
Franklin Taylor. ,...,
ICharles J. O'Brien. =.
Emmett Mccormack.
John J. Haggerty. -.
Samuel Gordon. :. ...,
IGeorge Williams. -.
lDorothea ISeschner. :.
Julia l.. Sanders. -. b.
Richard 7. Delany.
Louis z. La Tour. 4.
lCharles F.. Murphy. :.
Maurice 3. Blumenthal
lJohn A. Scliaffert. 80,
Annie. Mathews. ......
In. Warren Hubbard .
lJohn NJ. Riehle. .....
Kate Kieran. ........,
ARTHUR Fl. Murphy. >.
DANIEL J. Boyian. :.
oscar Leroy Warren
William G. Osborn. d.
Emanuel Metzger.
Frank u. Dolan......
Joseph C. Riley.
George w. Cooper.
lJohn w Mcconnell, .
otto Pfaff. ...........
Fired f.. Cantwell. -.
lJcro s'a J. Farrell. =. i.
Thomas Ryan. .......
Henry r. MiciSs. .....
WIN. NJ. Lefflngwell..
Wendell J. Curtis. -.
Fred Scilosser. 1880.
lDe Lancey RANKING /.
Edward L. Rooms. 80.
oliver Cabann, Jr. :.
James p. Quigiey. 80.
Alfred e. Smith. 49,.
George X. Fits. -.
Harriet May Mills.
Charles w. 'Berry....
John +. Healy.
Irrank II. Mott.
Paul AIcLoud. .......
FREDERICK ". Crane. /.
lAbram I Elkus. 80.
Harry c. walker. y.
rrancis Martin.
William 2. BURR.
lrdw'd J. 71cGoldrick
IIIdward Swami. :.
li.cor.ar,i A. Glegerich
John Ford. ........."
Icrarics l.. Guy.
lM. MARLEY Platzek. :.
Mitchell T.. Erlangcr.
Thomas 7. Reiliey.
THOMAS G. r. Grain
lotto a. Rosaisky. 90,
John @. McTIsue. =.
naniel =. Rkrdan. :.
rtTenry NJ. Coidfogel.
10. ID. Sullivan. ....,
Nathan II. perlman.
Deter j. DoollnR. -,
wv. Bourke Cochran.
Herbert g. Pell, Jr.
ohm Y. Carew.....
William Kennedy.
lt~aac Siegei ........
reror1g r. Donovan.
ANTHONY j. Griffin.
rames y. walker. -.
rnin y. H0viar. ....
rernard Downing. 80,
a-''ar S'raus. Jr.
martin G.. McCue.
-"li-~ Niiirr........j
Salvatore A Gothic
EDWARD Y. Downing.
y. Elliott Burston.
lpeter i. Tfam'li.
Crank r. Cialgnno.
Thomas r. Biirchill.
samuel Dickstein.
Charles ~. Donohue
sol rilnan. ........
Robert ". O'Roylc.
Morris u. Reiss. 49,.
Patrick y. Costello.
William A. Morgan.
rrarles Stuart......
John J. O'Connor,
James j. Wilson. -.
Fred. l.. Hackenburs
John T.. Mcdonnell
Maurice Bloch.
kathan fisherman. .
owen NJ. Kierran. j..
Martin J. Ifaly....
Louis A. Cuvillier.
James r. Pathe, 80.
Michael r.. Kefburn .
Irving Coon. .......
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Governor. ....,...
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nor.
secretary OF State
Comptroller. $500.
Treasurer. ....,...
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State Engineer
and Surveyor. -.
Associate Judges
IF the Court OF
Appeals. ........
United stntos
Senator. ..,.....
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preme Court, lat
Judicial District.
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Governor ..ss:'..
Lieutenant Gov
crnor ...s'sss'
SECRETARY OF stare
Comptrollcr.....
Urea surer.......sI
Attorney General.
Associate Judeee
az the Court OF
Appeals. .....st'
Tinted state =
senator.
Representative IN
Congress =
18th District 80
18th District.
Qfst District.
Afpmner OF As
rhmlIiy-
"a 1yfeffirt.s...
flth district.
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ELECTION NOTICES.
ELECTION NOTICES.

FIEtTIo
!. or o.
fnce.-M micpa But
borough
the Votersof Me- YorkC County
Pursuant to #
Of The
lis OF all o.
be us and II
noRonit OF AN-REpInLcAN PARr
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Lieutenant = Gov
ernOr .......s.-
Secretary of state
Comptroller 49,.
Treasurer .......
Attorney General.
st n ( q Engineer
and Surveyor. .
Associate Judges
Of the Court OF
Appeals .......
United S I n 20 :
Senator ........
Justices Of the
Supreme Court,
First District.
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OFFICES
TO rE FlLLEil.
Justice ~ the 40
.prcnie court,
fst Distrlct....t
Representative IN
Congr rss. 2ist
District .......
Member Of A.
scmbly. tn Dis
trict ..4.st-sss.
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ronorou OF. MANIiATrAN-pRoHiBIT PATTY.
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Justice Of the
CITY Court. So.
Judges of the
Court OF General
Sessions ........
Justice OF the
Municipal Court,
Attn District.
Representative in
Congress.
18th District.
18th District.
18th District.
18th District
(Long and Short
FlN.s-.
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NAME or
CANDIDATE
Benjamin W. Burger.
Morris Van veen.".
George n. Macy. ...
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Governor ........
Lieutenant Cover
nor ...s..s.ssss
Secretary OF state
Comptroller .....
Treasurer .s.s...
Attorney General.
state Engineer a
Surveyor .......
A ssociste Judges
OF the Court OF
Appeals ........
United States SEN
ntOr ............
Judges OF the
Court ~ General
Sessions ......s
state Senator:
18th District. .
Member OF As
senlbly;
fffh District. 80.
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NAME or
CANDIDATE.


Virginia NJ. Bacoii
cat Large $500;
OTIS II. Cutter tAt
Largo ......;;.'..
charlcf A. Davids' =
Hilbert L. voorhees,. .
Michael J. pady- 49,.
eichard II. Lain
beer. Jr.
Alfred r. Nass. ,....
y. Smith. =.
Thomas Fairservis, :.
lanes G. Francesconi
George III. Reichers. :.
Max Drucker. ....,..
Ruth V. Pratt.......
Antonio Dalessandro.
sadie koenig. .....'.
Herman w. Beyer,
~. Mathilde Schaefer
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Justice OF the City
Court ..........
Judges of IN,
Court Of Genera,
Sessions .......
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Virginia C. Glider
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Rudolph Reimer, Jr.
Cat large) ........
Catherine w. Crocker
Moses Scheinberg. 49,.
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Ernest L.. woodward
Edward Il. Holmes. +.
Herbert Il. Crouch. :.
Herbert 8. Sisson.
Edward L. Allen.
Nathan l.. Miller.
Jeremiah Wood. 49,.
Iohn J. Lyons. 49,.
James A. Wendell.
lM. Monroe Marshall
Charles ID. Newton.
Frank NJ. Williams.
Emory a. Chase. -.
Frederick r. Crane.
James w. Wads
worth. Jr. ........
iCharles J.. Guy.....
James O'Mailcy.
Leonard \. Gaegoricl
IN. Marley platzels.
ilsidor Wasseryogel.
John Ford. .........'
| Mitchell l.. Erlangcr
ltienry X. Davis.
..sbert MEG. Marsh .
.ustave Hartman e.
Iotto A. Rosalsky..
lThomas G. n. Grain
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-18
Glints At The Glove Game

DILOT JACK TAYLOR, industrious
and aggressive. who has been
looking out for Red Hogan since
the entry OF the auburn haired scrap
per into the ring has an answer for
manager Benny Freudenstein. OF the
reasons for claiming the 122 pound
athletic title for his charge.
Jack gives full credit 10 the Payo
boys for cleverness, hitting ability
and a national reputation, but be-
lieFes some credit is due Red for the
time he has been in the ring and the
showing he has made against more
experienced men. He wants Payo 10
do lis pounds for Hogan in the event
the two are matched Kid Payo's
weight is around 122, but he has q
younger brother, Gene, who can do
us or 116 with ease and who won
the American eNpeditiOnary forces
title at that weight Freudenstein Of
fers TO match either with Red for the
southwestern title inasmuch as Jack
claimed the 122 pound title for his
charge.
The ability OF the two Payo boys
IS not 10 be denied. The substantial
record OF each showing a long row Of
knockOuts together with the fact that
both have not lost three decisions IN
their entire careers is certainly evil
dence of their ability.
Rather than n match bringing
HOgan-WhO is a likely little
prOducf-into the ring against
either one Of these able expo
nents II would be far better 10
put Hogan under the wing Of
Gene or the original Hid Payo for
n few months and he would nc
qufre that polish which comes
only after contact with boxers
Of the highest class. Hogan has
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-18
Jordan Challenges
ByIund For Bout

Chris Jordan. claimant Of the
American middleweight wrestling title
wants another chance at Bobby BY
land. He believes that In a second
meeting with the aggressive little
grappler from the overseas forces he
would win In record time Jordan de-
sires 20 issue a challenge 10 the vic
tor Of the coming contest between
Bobby and Demetri TO be staged here
by matchmaker John Mcintosh in the
near future chris contends that the
removal or his shoes weakened his
feet and made Il possible for Byland
TO get the toe hold He has worn
shoes OF the same size and weight for
"A years. ne says
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-18
Snabby Competition Marks
Field Meet Of CaUuh.ymen

troop. won Pvt Renski. E troop. sec
ond, Pvt Hoy. G troop. third
One mile relay race (four men to a
teaml-COrp. OIiverson. Pvt Luven-
der. Pvt Salvador and Pvt Salyar. d
troop. won. Sergt Snyder. Pvt Nus
kopf, Pvt Young and Corp Kaspara-
wick, machine gun troop. second Pvt
Majors. Pvt Davis. Pvt Hart and Pvt.
BOese. + troop. third
Rescue race I'm o q e d)-Sergt
Gerard and Sergt Hildebrand. supply
troop, won; Pvt Reid and Cook smith,
headquarters troop. second. SerEL
Hamu and Pvt. Lukacik. Il troop,
third.
Roman race Cmouhted)- Lou
man, c troop. won; Pvt. Lukacik, H
troop, second; Pvt Rhinehart. head
quarters troop. third
Mounted WresrInE-Troutma sup
ply troop, won horseshoer Sigelkoff.
troop. second; Corp. Duncan, L
troop. third
Unsaddling contest-Sergt Hide
brand supply troop, won: SergL
Casterline. G troop, second; Corp.
Moore. F troop. third.
GWdon race amounted; four men TO
an entry -Sergt. Gerard. Sergt- Lau-
son. Sergt Hudebrand and WAGNER
Turrel, supply troop, wons Lieut. Gay.
Lieut. Martin, SergL RosenthaL SergL
Durett. g troop. second SergL
Daugherty. Corp Moore. Corp Flood
and Pvt Lukowslzi. F troop. third
Potato race fuounted) Pvt Shea.
L troop, won; Pvt Fur. headquarters
troop. second Pvt. LeukOwski. +
troop. third
Low reaching contest (mountedl-
Corp Moore. r troop. won; Sergt.
Hamn. H troop. second Pvt Tatum.
Z troop. third
Pony express race fmounted)-Pvt.
Boese, Z troop. won; Sergt Hide
brand, supply troop second Cook
CLARK. D lroon. third.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-18
GIRLS TEAM HAS also
ny 49, LInnnRIEE

wei. he is a very fast fielder. but
IL is feared he lacks the experience
Despite this. he is a good intielder
and should make q regular place on
the team. Second base seems TO be
the best spot for him but some one
has to fiji in at third
I tried hard TO get some irffielders
last winter" said McGraw. i offered
everything except the Polo Grounds.
but could not get tumble Why /
was ready TO pay enough money 70
buy a National league franchise, and
they turned me down"
II il believed that George Kelly
will hold down first base this
season hut there Il n possibility
Of the big hoy falling down. He
Is not n finished player, although
he went well with the Rochester
club last year. He may make
good, but the wise birds are not
very enthusiastic about his
chances. II he fails TO make good,
1IcGraT certainly viii be up
against IL.
Arthur White. who played with
Catholic university, Washington. D.
C.. last year, has been doing wei at
second base. George Armstrong. a
Vallejo. Calf. semipro, has attracted
some attention through his third base
play. and Harry Bates. OF Pittsfield,
Eddie Sticking. who was with the
Phillies last year. Jim Cooney. OF
Providence; Frank Meyer, the George
town university first baseman; Frank
Mcclure, a Frisco semipro. and John
Horie, Of Avenue A. New York. COM
plete the list Of infielders.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-18
CRAFTY JOHN McCRAW
SAYS LITTLE AND IS
DOING A GREAT DEAL
Veteran Pilot Is Holding on to Most of His Team but
Managers Always Find Him Willing to Trade or
Sell a Player When It Is to His Own Advantage;
Giants Have Good Pitching Material This Year.
Rr RnRERr w. MAXWELL.

DAN ANTONIO, Texas, March Is
y For the first time in many years
Jawn Jay 1IcGraW, manager Of the
New York Giants is not worrying
about a pennant The r0tuud pilot
who usually startles the league for a
couple Of months and then lops be-
hinind at the tInisns VIII not even
admit he has a chance to COP in this
year Instead Of winning pennants
April I and spending the. world series
dough before april II, Jawn Jay is
trying TO get together a ball club
which viii finnish in the 1irst d.
vision. Last year. after getting a
swell lead, the Giants finished in
August. and Cincinnati romped home.
In 1913 they took the high dive late
in July and the Chicago Cubs grabbed
what little glory was left to be
grabbed
But that was in the olden days
when New York was breezing along
hitting on all cylinders. But the hip.
hip. hO0ray stuff cannot be pulled
this season. for present indications do
not point 70 a Championship aggrega--
Ton This IS not an ouLDurst or
pessimism OF a gloomy slam at the
faithful followers Of the Giants. II
is the result Of q visit to the training
camp down here and a close look at
the 90 athletes who are placed on ez-
It must be remembered. however, that
The season has not yet started. Nc
Graw has spent the winter watching
the ponies in Havana, and has not
stepped out with an armful OF coin
10 corral the players he needs
JaWn Jay Is sitting in the game,
waiting for the Dot to open 1t
g. just before the draw, and he
has not discarded anything yet.
He really hasn't started to play,
but when he does, there viii be
some fireworks in the National
league The scrapDy manager Will
not spoil his summer assocfafinE
with a gang Of losers. He will
bolster the weak spots, and when
he talks turkey, the other man
nEers are forced to sit up and
listen.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-18
Louisville Singers
Defeat The SOx

Tuesday afternoon the Louisville
Sluggers defeated the Blue Sox in a
fast game at Moreheud school The
little players did some good team
work and also some heavy batting.
Conroe. pitching for the Sluggers.
famed eight men and knocked two
home runs. Lineup Of the Louisville
SluEEers was
Manua, C. Conroe. p; Francisco. 1bs
Edward Oh; Roweu. 3b. Frank. IS;
James S. #; Bob Charles. II. sam. Ct. /.
substitutes. r Bremermau. T. F. j.
Kelley; coach. Louis McFarlin: cap
tain, Conroe; manager. Frank
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-18

best teams that has ever represented
the Orange and Black.
The lineup Of the two teams are
not ready for publication yet but
viii be published Mt an early
date. The regular lineup Of the
High team IS known 10 most OF
the fans but the Popular players
to date are all dark horses. When
questioned as 10 the makeup Of
his team manager Schwartz
smiles and remarks that they are
all vets like his mems team.
II he uses the same Judgment that
he did in selecting his mems outfit
the High girls viii have something
10 worry about
Meanwhile both teams are drilling
every spare minute and a great game
is TO be expected Both OF the boys
teams are at IL hard and long and
viii probably get no rest until the lay
off on Friday before the title match.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-18
Carter and Gene
belmont In Draw

Tucson. Ariz-. March 1S.-Tommy
Carter. OF Miami. and Gene belmont.
OF Los Angeles. liEhtWeiChts fought
a ten round bout TO a draw decision
here Wednesday night. The bout was
fun OF action. but neither man was
hurt and there were no knockdowms.
Carter's well known right did not
feature. the blow usually overshoot-
ing the mark Carter had several
inches advantage Of belmont in
height. which seemed to cause him 10
misjudge his blows belmont staged
several ripping attacks. In the six
round preliminary. Young Hockbone.
OF Tucson. and Young Chico. Of Mi
ami. fought a draw.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-18

cruit outfielders on Boston's roster
Braves last season and hit -z65-
StallinEs also has L. r. Christeu-
bury. Tommy Miller. Gene Bailey.
John L. Sullivan and Eddie Eavres.
Eayres was formerly a Brown uni
versity star and for the last two
years was manager and outfieIder
for the Providence club
Fillingim. Rudolph Oeschger
Hearn and Causey are the maiustavs
Of the pitching staff Johnny scott
Hugh NcQuillen and Johnny Jones
are holdover second string pitchers
from last season. and the Braves
have several raw recruits whose
chances are slim OF landing regular
meal tickets
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-18

C0ME excellent marks were made IN
y the different athletic events
staged during the field and track
meet Of the Seventh cavalry regiment
at Fl Bliss Wednesday afternoon. A
summary OF the winners OF the dif-
ferent events follows.
100-yard dash-PvL Blacksmith. D
troop. won; Corp. Pipkiu. supply
troop, second; Pvt Pierce, B troop.
third.
220-yard dash-Corp. Pipkin. supply
troop, won; Corp. Hart. Z troop. sec
ond; Pvt Peoples. D troop. third
z40-yard dash-Pvt. Blacksmith. D
troop. won Pvt. Gerst. II troop, sec
ond; Pvt Jones. c troop. third
Equipment race-Pvt- Guevremont,
F troop. won. Bugler Bixler, 3 troop.
second; Pvt Franklin. c troop. third.
Obstacle race-Bugler Macha. I
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-18

Butte Mon March 4o--aQnuuE
kid" Jackson. a negro who was
raised here. is the colored bantam
weight champion Of Mexico. He took
the title when he hestsd Young Joe
Cans in a 20 round bout at JuareL
Jackson has fought in the United
states. canada, England. France. Cuba
end Mexico. AMI has won 100 bouts
He may try 10 annex the African
title.