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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-26

Fashion Revue Of the latest and sauciet Sassy Jane" models wiH Be
held at RALTO THEATER, in uHch Sassy Jane and a
cast of all girls wH appear ueming cotton fooks-gtoing Everyone
an opportunity to see HOw oeoe a frOok Of cotton can Be, when it is a.
Sassy Jane" toct. The Sassy Jane Revue wl be staged at 3. and
p. m, Thursday Friday Saturday and Sunday.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-26
MORE Ell PASOANS CHANGE
PLACES OF RESIDENCE

Recently reported changes Of resi-
denee Of FL Pasoans include the fol-
lowing:
Mr.. and Mrs. c. D. Boone, from 1011
East Nevada street 10 207 East
Boulevard.
Mrs. E. Broussard from 1917 Wy
oming to l706 East Boulevard.
Mr.. and Mrs J.. l. Kunz, from 1872
East Boulevard TO 11O6 Boulevard.
Miss z Boykin, TO the Conway
apartments from 1415 East San An
tonic.
Mrs. S. o. Ratliff. to 701 Wyoming
from Hotel Bachelor.
Mr. and Mrs. A F.. Cleve, from 1917
San Diego to 4409 Cambridge.
Mrs W. H Payne, from 1913 Mon
tana TO 1920 Aurora
Mr. and Mrs. c. L. Howard. TO 110s
Terrace from 919 North Ell Paso.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Cole. from 7O6
Texas TO $40 Pera-
G. C. Grahamh, from III North
Stanton TO SIS North Kansas.
Mr.. and Mrs J.. n. Skidmore and
family. from s07 North Campbell
to 901 Magoffin.
Mrs c. F.. Knoblanch. from 2325
East Boulevard to s19 North FL
Paso.
Anthony McCauley from the Hotel
Mccoy to 1881 Mundy.
C. D. krunz to 1915 North Florence
from us Arizona street
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-26
"Confounded Cheek" Czarina Calls
Arrival of UNLIMITED Grand Duchess

GRAND DUCHESS MARIE PAY
Iona. Familiarity known as
Miechen, whose son was the
sutton Of the ears eldest daughter,
was thoroughly disliked by the
czarina The arrival Of Nuechen at
the imperial estate Of Livadia. in the
Crimeas without the czarina's knowl-
edge, provoked the latter's anger.
COMPOUNDED cheek" and "beastly i'm
pertuence," was the way the empress
characterized Miechen's conduct
The commander OF a famous regf-
ment the czarina describes as "a real
pancake" adding that our generals
are fearfully weak" She conveys to
the emperor Rasputin's advice mot
to worry when you sen a general
away If he has been innocent" on
ground that the dismissed officer
can always be forgiven later and re-
called She reports that four heavy
batteries, consisting Of 40 guns. were
standing in Tzarskoye SelO forgot
ten by everybody in authority. 50
every morning some little screw
or part was missing.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-26
STANFORD ALUMNI SECRETARY
TO GATHER CLANS IN Ell PASO

John Ezra Mcdowell, alumni sec
rotary OF Stanford university, viii
spend Tuesday, June 4 in FL Paso and
the resident alumni win give q din
ner in his honor in the evening.
Alumni at present known to re-
side in FL Paso are: L NJ Lawson,
project manager OF the Rio Grande
irrigation project; Lieut. Col Casey
Hayes. assistant zone supply officer
Wilson c Porterfield, Mrs. Harry
PonsfOrd, Capt Buckley Of the Eighth
cavalry Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Town
send and T H Claussen.
Details are being arranged by Mrs.
Harry Ponsford Of 2921 Wheeling
street, and T. H Claussen Of the
reclamation service.
Mr.. Mcdowell Is returning from a
meeting OF alumni secretaries and
an extended visit TO Stanford organi-
zations in all parts OF the United
States.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-26

"Tzarskoye Selo. Sept Is, 1915.
NY own Sweetheart:
have n P. TO dinner yesterday
so strange without you He met
al b Japs In Moscow by chance.
S It seems you gave the permfs-
sion TO Miechen- Hope she asked YOU
personally nevertheless, most incor-
rect she did not wire to me, too, so
impairment.
You know. Misha's wife was at
Moghilev. Gurgi told Paul he sat
near G at ID cynema- Find ont
where she lives Cperhaus wagon
n how long, and forbid strictly il
happening again.
Paul is sad about the guards
losses One places them in such i'm
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-26

-Izarskoye Selo, Sept u, 1915.
MY own Sweetheart.
Benkendorf tells me Frederick let
him know that Miechen arrives al
Livadia on the 18th. for three days
twhat confounded cheek, and we
are TO send linen, two servants and
silver I strongly protested and said
first TO find out whether she asked
you. we ave no hotel there-beastly
impertinence. Needs sitting upon
can live At Yalta.
Long for you, my sweet sunshine.
Cover you with longing, tender
kisses God bless and protect you.
LIVER your very own old
arrw~wr-U -
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-26

Kodak FlnIshfnE.
2oa n. Orsgon-Sheldon Hotel Bldg.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-26

MODEL 597-See Illustration. This was the
first Sassy Jane" model. and comes IN
pretty plaids, stripes and solid colors. with
white collar and cuffs and belt-36 to a.
Model No. 500. not illustrated. Is also IN
Guided in these s4.96 values, for the Sassy
Jane Event. 50 90
at
MODEL 7OS-A very serviceable Sassy
Jane" model. and PRETTY designed - see
illustration. Buttons all the way down the
front. as does 597. and IS shown in a splen-
did assortment of pretty pIaids IN a fine
quality Zephyr Bingham. The regular
prices are 1898 and S7.9S- en- 90
Sassy Jane Event. at..........YGOO
MODEL 747-Note illustration - of fine
Zephyr Ginghams, IN large or small plaids,
and checks some styles Of this number
feature dainty sashes. and are trimmed IN
white organdie-suitable for home or office
w .n.ei.r 1888 value $Z.98
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-26

MODEL 5lO-Designed for full figures
Note the graceful lines IN ilustTa6on-the
waist Is of pretty plaid. while the skirt is in
plain color. which adds grace-hve dozen
of these Of soft ginghams. Sizes 46. 48,
so. 81. Value S5.96. Sassy 60 90
Jane Event. special ..-......-YO.OO
AT S9es-Sassy James of fine soft Ander-
son Zephyr Bingham, II SIX pretty styles
not illustrated. Solid e~olors. plaids. and
combinations - for home or street wear.
Sashes. belts. collars and cuffs Of organdie
add to their a-ttractyeness. As an extra
special for Sassy Jane 60 90
Event, at P0.0O
AT SI2.sS-Voles. Organizes. japanese
Crepes. Anderson and Zephyr Ginghams arc
the materials used to make these pretty
Sassy Janes-not Illustrated. Beautiful
models in beautiful colors and color comb
natons-styles that are far from the ordi-
nay-SassyJ Jane special go 90
at TA6aCO
Evening journal., 1920-06-17
VIII DEL Is KEEN
FOR ELKT0N BUNCH

What promises TO be one OF the
greatest games IN the Dol-Mar League
this year will take place on saturday
when Dad StraWbridge's VII Dels
clash with ncrhcris crcw from Elk
ton at Second and Dupont street
grounds. Despite the fact that Elkion
Is now leading the league hy good
margin, WI Del stlll has a fair chance
Of teinc up with the M8rylauders.
and hy taking a fan out OF Elkion In
Saturdays contest will give them am
opportunity of ticing un thc league
leaders, as WI ncl has postponed
games 10 be played on with both
New Castle and Edge Moor. and no
doubt will try Co have them played
OF before the ending Of the frst half.
ElkiOn has set the league anro hy
their stellar brand OF bail. but Dads
Grew Is confident That they can take
fan out OF The league leaders and
will have The advantage of doing 10
on their home grounds. Several new
faces viii appear ln Saturdays con-
test, but there Is no doubt thar Con-
ner will be given the honor OF trying
to trip the visitors with A. Straw
bridge behind the stick. Opposed to
him Will be the veteran BIN CLAY,
/ With Cam DOING the receiving. Nc
| Cullin who has been out OF the
/ vii Del lino-up for several games
with a badly split hand, viii again
/ play.
a laree delegation of fans from
tkton Is expected 90 watch this
battle
The following players are requested
TO be out Friday evening for prac-
Evening journal., 1920-06-17
FIELD MEET TONIGHT
FOR DEFIANCE TEAMS

No game is scheduled in the Den-
ance Twilight League toniRht. Instead
the members Of the association Will
hold a field and track meet. The fol-
lowing program will be followed dur
ing The evening baseball throwing,
clrcling bases. tOO-yard DASH half
mile relay, broad jump, running
broad jump, pole vault. hop. skip and
jump and running high jump. The
events VIII b0 more Of Individual
practice, the various athletes getting
In trim for all big events TO be held
next Thursday In which all four teams
OF the Twilight League viii compete.
phe first event will start promptly at
6.3O O'Clock tonight.
Tomorrow night the All-Wilming-
ton, City League and Independent
teams Will practice. The manager re-
quests Eleir players to report at $50
o'clock. The All-Wilmlngt0n team
viii play parkside a double-header at
kirkwood Park on Saturday while the
City League plays ST. AIMS at Third
and Adams streets. This game Will
get under way at 40 o'clock.
Evening journal., 1920-06-17

would take a wonderful character
out OF baseball, for who does not
eniov his famous "E-Iahl That
a-boy, DOnie-E-lahl Tie 'em Ty."
All Jokes aside.-what do You think
Is wrong with this machine
SOnre say tis Ty-his peachy eye
That's out Of brilhantine.
II rs hard 10 figure Cobb as a go
hitter, but that Is all the swath he
has cut 50 far this year. Some are
Of the opinion That he'u got started
one OF these days while others hint
that the magic spark has passed him
by.
They'll probably claw around awhile
And some day bloom again
A tigers coat. Just like a goat.
Needs chansing now and then.
Ever since the Jennings crew. dOped
TO be pennant conienders. failed IN
win from the very start This spring
the experts have been trying 10 dag
nosa their peculiar case. Tho real
dOpe Is probably the lack Of har-
mOny among The players themselves
and he players and the manage
ment-whissh is a sure receipt foi
NE cellar position in any league.
Evening journal., 1920-06-17
[gS}.tE.TNSTD= D=ERs:.:1 1sE8I

There is no jov in E-Yah town
Low purS the Tiger cat
He shows no ffght or appetite.
Who'd thought he'd come to that?
It is no longer a rlimor but a grim
fact mat the Datroit Tigers, once The
Sprt or the American League. are
on The verge OF a breakup
The word lis out the team is Junk,
It's stars are on the block
. Iy Cobb will so and take his show
Eis"here to apple knock.
q. What VIII become or Tv Cobb. the
Georgian peach, who in other years
has stood out as the greatest flash
OF speed. Smartness and hitting abil-
. ity In baseball2 Is he too tempera-
mental 10 manage a ball club2 or
If he Is sold what ransom would he
bring and who would be the highest
bidder?
Hugh Jennings hand may oease u
- twist
The Tigers switching tail
Wen miss his stun-that E-Nah blum
The bengal's spots will pale.
The passing OF Jennings from IN
field Of action in the American League
Evening journal., 1920-06-17
KEYsTnNE TIELn MEEr.

keystone Field Club will give a
flold meet on Friday June %. at Edon
Park, for members only. There
should be a large number Of entries.
as the club has a membership Of 100.
Included In this number are a bunch
of athletes who are as yet not known.
This is one reason why the event Will
be for members only. A team Will
be picked 90 represent tho club IN a
number Of meets. which Will ho held
during the summer. The events VIII
include a iO0yard dash, 22O-yard
dash, ii0-yard run, Ss0-yard run,
standing broad jump, running broad
shot put. ~ and i6 pounds; 5-mile
run.
Evening journal., 1920-06-17
TATLOW AND DONOHUE WIN.

TatlOw and DOnohue won over
Houston and Nelson in the pocket bill
lard tournament at Grady's last
night.
Tatlow trumped Houston, 400 10 60,
IN a well-played match. while Matt
Donohue, who has been skidding
lately, turned the high pressure on
Johnny Nelson and cut loose with a
100 90 81 win.
Tonight Allen viii meet Groves in
the first setting at $50 o'clock. while
Rushworth and Mister will figure in
a battle royal at go O'Clock.
Evening journal., 1920-06-17
FAIRVIEW TROTS OUT

FalrvieW A. Q. TW0uld llIo % ar
range gamrs with fast clubs In or
out OF the city, Liberty. Harlan
Giants. Elsmcre. 81. Mary's, Port
penn. St. Georges. MIddletown and
New Castle preferred. FaiCvieW s
iineup is: Marshall and Gillon, c..
Baker And Niiche. D.; Rinky Ruf. IS.
Bickia, III: Smith, 2b., Tolow, 3b.
Smolek. r.: v. Hall, CT; Gardner, if
send challenges 20 Manager Fred
follow, 1915 Upper Oak street, tins
city.
Evening journal., 1920-06-17
aI.ADIEs NIGHT, AT KEYSTONE.

Keystone Field Club gave their sec
and "ladies night" last evening in the
club rooms and a pleasant evening
was enjoyed. A me musical program
was given and games indulged in after
which the rooms were cleared for
dancing. The following entertained: /:
Joseph OR0urke, George =. Moody
Leroy Taylor, the South Side Girls
Trio. composed Of Misses Walsh, and
Mcmahon and Paul keaung.
Music was furnished by the club S
orchestra under the direction OF j.
Norris Robinson and +. II. Buckmas-
ter
Evening journal., 1920-06-17
WILNnNGTON To pLAY AwAY.

The Wilmington Club will cross
bats with Quaker City Rubber Com
pany ln Philadelphia. on next Satur-
day. Last week Quaker City defeated
Klein Chocolate. 3 80 o. Manager
Wlntrup wants an his players to re-
port at Harlan Field, 6 o'clock Friday
evening, for a strenuous workout.
lne following men are requested &c
RaIney, Pierson, Nsnnort Middleton
Boyle. Johnson, Thompson, Hall and
Ih0mas.
Evening journal., 1920-06-17
JOF MYERS Co.'s no NORFOLK

Joe Myers, who has been pitching
for the Wilmington club, left last
night 10 Join Johnny Castles club
at Norfolk. Va.
Castle Is managing the Winston
salem club. and Is last In the race,
hut as the league Is playing a two
half series, Manager Castle is trying
to secure some new players In or
der to mako a good showing In me
second half, which begins next week
Evening journal., 1920-06-17
ROSFDAIF SAYS SOMETHING

H0sodaTo \. O. defoafod BuflalO A.
C. last night. 5 TO 2 Bosedale Is
just beginning to hit it's stride and
expects a big season. Tiny would
Ike to hear from any fast team in
the State, excluding no one. Address
all challenges TO Manager A d. Bay
ard. li6 East TWelfth street. this city
Evening journal., 1920-06-17
KEYSTONE
FOUL TIPS

Ninth Ward rooiers were so sure
they had last Saturdays gamo won
that they gave odds in the sixth in
ming much 10 their sorrow.
Norman Wingate Is the best all
around man in the Walsh circuit Any
old place IN the team Is home. sweet
home TO Winnie.
George Winners Is playing the best
Of his career at second base. 10
tickles the roOters 10 death TO see
George up In a pinch.
Sid Worth at first base is making
the fans SIT up and take notice. Lis
ten. This old boy can certainly bust
that apple.
Claude Jordan at short stop is play
ing tho most sensational game OF his
career. llo Is always on his toes.
Listen pitchers, beware. as he Is sure
cleanup man.
Al the start OF the season a num-
| ber Of critics said Jones would not do.
Wonder what the same people think
Of him nOW2 This boy is the most
sensational ouinelder In Wilmington
Talk about hari-hittlng pitchers
/ Who has anything on this boy
Duny2 lie got only three safe ones
last Saturday.
Vaughn Johnson Is another lad who
can WELD the old willow and can al
ways be relied on TO pitch good
game.
Dave Riley is playing a great game
In left field. With a lAtlc Improve
lment in his batting he Will soon b'
one OF the greaiest outnelders in h,
State.
Joe Hickel, the old reliable, wa
out last Saturday with a split flnger
Norman Wingate certainly did fiu hil
place at third In great shape. Hi
nelding was a feature.
Harry Bigger Is catching a goo,
game and also hitting The apple.
Billy Jennings. the clubs utilit'
) man. is ready for action. Any ol'
b place suits him.
Well, boys, we have a tough propo
sitiOn for next Saturday. In twl
games with Eleventh Ward. IHtI
Evening journal., 1920-06-17

gives the Wilmington club a prize
each year and this one is as good, ir
not better. than previous ones The
one voice Mr. Everding wanted IN the
shooting for the trophy was thatthe
contest be a handicap race.
A number OF the shooters win take
their wives 20 The grounds and after
the regular event the ladies win., no
doubt try their hand at the gamo.
and when they finish. a lunch Will be
served at the club.
Many used motor cars are bought
and sold through The Wanis.-AdW
Evening journal., 1920-06-17
AIFX RESI- FyFR

CdiiAf50-GnOgeF Cleveland Alex
alder stands a good chance 10 beat
his 1915 pitching record. when he
won y games. He's won nearly half
that many already and the season is
but a third zone.
Evening journal., 1920-06-17
nnRsE sHnE TnIrRNEY.

Frank Priscal OF this city will take
part in national horse show tOurna-
ment 10 be held at Akron, Ohio. the
5000 viii be given The first prize
viii be a sold medal set with dia-
mOnds and 500 cash.
Evening journal., 1920-06-17
RIrTHIANIA CATCHING.

DETROrT- York is not the
only town that is broken out with a
bad case OF Ruthmania. The fans
caught it in Detroit and Cleveland
and are pretty sick folks.
Evening journal., 1920-06-17
'BEAUTYD BANCROFT.

NEW Y0RK-Daye Bancroft Is do
Ing such beautiful work for the
Giants that TIE fans call him -'Beauiy'
Bancroft He's playing a whale Of a
game with the McGrawites.
Evening journal., 1920-06-17
sEAIs nRAW REST.

SAN FRANCISCO-The Seals are
proving 90 be the best drawing card
around the Pacific Coast League
lanes this year. The fans like EN-.
Evening journal., 1920-06-17
10 SHOOT ron TVrRDINC cIp

Members OF the Wilmington Trap
shooting Association are planning on
"a biz day for Saturday when they
VIII shoot for the "Hy' nyerding
Trophy over thc Bellevue traps.
shooting VIII start at 30 p. m.. and
entries viii close at i30 on the
"EvCrdlng' Trophy.
Mr.. ENording. OF Portland. Ore,
Evening journal., 1920-06-17
American League,
wIIERz THEY PLAY TODAY.
National League.

ST. Louis at Philadelphia.
Cincinnati at Boston Ia. m. and p. m.)
Chicago at Brooklyn.
pittsburg at New York.
Evening journal., 1920-06-17
MeGnATn SmnWs

BROoKLlN-8iatt MeGrsth. former
hammere and weight champion. still
retains his skin. he recently threw
the hammer i6I feet 5 81 inehes.
Evening journal., 1920-06-17
rRnWn REcnRn sr-r

CLEVELAND-Babe Ruth and the
rest Of the Yankees packed 5000
fans into the Indians park June i3.
This sets a new crowd record for
Cleveland.
Evening journal., 1920-06-17
SUBURBAN LEAGUE BULLETIN

with Newport. Daley, r. Pryor.
With Stanton-T. Compton.
With Brack-EX-R. Zlcgler.
Releases.
BY Brack-Ex-M Marble.
BY Newport-Nutter HARRISON, Fish
Evening journal., 1920-06-17
Amnricnn Icnnne

Athletics at 81. Louis.
New York AZ Chicago.
Boston at Detroit.
WashingtOn at Cleveland.
Evening journal., 1920-06-17

uce; Conner, G. Srawbridge. Nc
Dullin. Jeners, Baker. Stillwon. Nlck-
ers, r. ciraWhridgc. a. StraWbridge.
noncriyi Calvin, ot 80 o'clock sharp
at the Military Grounds
Evening journal., 1920-06-17

brlns them down from that top posi-
ton.
Everybody out Tor practice thib
evening at $50 at tho club rooms.
We are undecided about a place Tor
practice.
The team rs looking better every
Saturday
Get together. hoys. and be ready
20 use your lungs.
Evening journal., 1920-06-17
CANS TFlPFRANFNF

CINCINNATI Eddie R0usch has
Joined the list Of temper9mental ball
players. When he played with New
York he was quiet and cOlOfless. Now
ne takes no back talk as a Red.
Evening journal., 1920-06-17
GrTr NiITMIrNTGu
D'1.ElSVl VlIsHEI&J
MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL
RESULTS.
National Ieaquc

philadelphia-piiisDurg-r
Chicago. 4. Boston. o.
Other games postponed-rain.
Evening journal., 1920-06-17

Went Ad service is hurry service
fhey bring results In a day-Adv.
Evening journal., 1920-06-17
American League.

sd. Louis, 2. AlhIoIlcs. /.
New York. Z; Chicago, a.
Other games postponed-rain.
Evening journal., 1920-06-17
-TRrAsIlREWs DEPARTMENT LOSES

Tho pyrllln and paInt OcnarImtnt
defeated thc Treasurer's Department
team In their game at the DUPONT
Country Club grounds. 2 TO 2. Nor
lev pltched a great game for the win
ming team. allowing but two hits,
whIie ne hcnchod eight on strikes
This Is tho second time this season
that Morley has allowed but two bits
IN a dupont League fracas. The score
/ by innings:
Evening journal., 1920-06-17

Well, boys, We have a tough propo-
games with Eleventh Ward Lcts
Evening journal., 1920-06-17
Pyralln and Paint 9ooo320-5S

Batteries- Morley and stiles; How
ard and Shugart
The schedule for tonight VIII prlnk
together the Accounting ana Produo-
tion teams In a. League, al IoVNsr
nm. while the Treasurers nela,r.-
ment and Sales Department VIII play
al the dupont Country Club diamond
Tho nimble little Want Ads are the
berinning Of many big deal.-Adv.
Evening journal., 1920-06-17

Billy Jennings. the clubs utility
man. is ready for action. Any old
place suits him.
Evening journal., 1920-06-17

Harry Bigger Is catching a good
game and also hitting The apple.
Evening journal., 1920-06-17

Joe Hickel, the old reliable, was
out last Saturday with a split finger
Norman Wingate certainly did flu his
place at third In great shape. His
felding was a feature.
Evening journal., 1920-06-17

Ninth Ward rooters were 80 sure
they had last Saturdays game won
that they gave odds In the sixth in
ming much 10 their sorrow.
Evening journal., 1920-06-17

Norman Wingate Is the best all
around man in the Walsh circuit Any
old place IN the team Is home. sweet
home 10 Winnie
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-09-19
HEAR| \ c OF CHA R GES
AGAINST POLICE CHIEF
SET FOR HEA RI \ c ON
TUESDAY EVE THIS WEEK

The trial OF Chief Of Police Chan
ccllor will be held In open session
before the board Of commissioners
Tuesday night.
Tho charges which the chief will
have 10 answer were filed with the
city clerk Tuesday and included two
causes Of action.
Tho first cause charges that the
chief has repeatedly failed and re-
fused TO carry out the instructions
of the mayor and city commissioners
in regards to the enforcement Of laws
OF the city.
The second cause Of action charges
that Chief Chancellor failed to per-
form his duties as head of the police
force In connection with raid rc-
Gently conducted on Ernest Keys
pool hall, and which, It Is alleged.
contains a gambling resort.
Tho chief has declined to issue q
statement thus far, "a TO What
measures OF defense he will adopt NJ
the trial. However. II Is believed
that he will make strong argu.
n,enl " Srsys i.as eiAa4ses unH~--
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-09-19
MERE MAN WAS A BACK
NUMBER v HEN WOMEN IN
SAN FRAN CISCO TURNED.
OUT HONG R|A c cox
UNLESS YOU CAME WITH A LADY
YOU COULD NOT GET INTO
HEAR DEMOCRATIC PRESI-
DENTAL NOMINEE

San Francisco, Sept. 1s.-Mere man,
unless accompanied by a woman "es-
cort" was refused admittance today
to hear the address of Governor James
NJ. Cox, before the San Francisco.
California, Civic Club, womans or
ganization.
The speech at luncheon was the
principal feature of Governor CoX's
last active campaign day in the San
Francisco Bay region. Tickets were
restricted to women voters, unless a
member of the organization requested
the privilege of bringing man
guest"
Following this talk, Governor Cox's
itinerary called for an address to the
commercial club, a public reception
at the Palace Hotel and n speech
at Oakland Auditorium, across the
bay, under the auspices OF the state
Democratic committee. The nominee
will leave tomorrow for Los Angeles
travelling south by daylight.
Governor Cox was expected to de-
vote further attention in today's adj
dress to the japanese immigration
question, the burning question in
California. His address also antici-
pated an elaboration Of his statement
that radical feeling" was being in
spired by opponents OF the league OF
nations. and that 'it looked to me
like n German-American alliance. with
the elementary conditions"