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Evening star., 1920-03-12
TO CONSIDER FOOT BALL
RULE CHANGES TONIGHT

NEW YORK. March 12.-The foot
ball rules committee meets here to-
night to consider numerous susses.
tions offered to improve the sport. IL
will be the first formal meeting o.
the committee since 1917.
A IIan to make more difficult the
one point for goal from touchdown n
by shortening the span between the
goal posts to fourteen feet has been
offered. while another suggestion
would compel the kick to be maze
from a scrimmage formation on the
twenty-yard mark by placement or
drop kick.
Division of the periods into forty
plays. or 160 for the game. also mas
been proposed. Another plan would
award points to the team carrying
the bali inside the twenty-five-yard
line and allowing point for nVe
sequential first downs.
1t is expected that rule proposing
the numbering of players will be pro-
posed.
Evening star., 1920-03-12
SAILORS AND MARINES
Of j. S. IN OLYMP|CS

Plans to enter athletes of the United
States Navy and Marine Corps In
practically every event Of the Olympic
games to be held at Antwerp were
announced today by the Navy Depart
ment. Events for which teams will
be entered include swimming, row.
ing. boxing. wrestling, track events
and shooting.
The Great Lakes training station
will be utilized as the chief training
quarters for the swimming. boxing
and wrestling aspirants, it was said.
Evening star., 1920-03-12
BINGHAM MEETS WEBER
IN PALM BEACH FINAL

PALM BEACH. Fla. March 12.-H.
p. Bingham of New York and Harold
Weber of Inverness are left to hght
it out today for the golf champion
ship of Palm Beach. Binghams match
with J. s. Thompson. St. Paul. in yes
terdays semi-finals was won on the
last hole, their medal scores being
Is and IS. respectively. Weber de-
feated willoughby. They became all
square at the turn. when Webers ap-
proach shot on the ninth hit the cup;
bounced high in the air and dropped
in. This seemed to disconcert Will
louglby and he went of his game,
losing by and 3.
Evening star., 1920-03-12
MRS. BARLOW LOW SCORER.
Achieves an SO on Number One
Conrse at Pinehurst.

PINEHURST, N. c.. March IL
seven players took part in the Silver
Foils contest versus par on the No.
course at Pinehurst yesterday Inc
round resulted in a tie for the class A
prize between Mrs. l.. +. Wanner OF
Hempstead, L. l.. and Mrs. Spencer
waters Of Apawamis, at up. the
class B prize was won by Mrs.
A. s. Higgins of St. Andrews. at
up. Mrs Ronald II. Barlow, the
took the low gross honors Of the day
with a round of 45-43-SS.
Evening star., 1920-03-12
CUNTS Reach Semi. Finals.

ATLANTA. Ga, March IA VIC
tory for the New York University
five yesterday afternoon clears the
path for a new national basket ball
champion to emerge from the tourna-
ment being held by the A. A. L. here.
New York University today defeated
the Los Angeles Athletic Club team.
present champions. by 35 to 22, and
won its way into the semi-fnal round,
Rutgers also entered the semi-finals
by defeating the University Of Utah.
former champions Al to 80.
Evening star., 1920-03-12
Wilde-Mason Bout Tonight.

TOLEDO. Ohio. March Twin
both contestants down to the stlpu-
lated weight, l0S pounds. Jimmy
Wilde. fiyweight champion of Great
Britain. and frankie Mason of Fort
Wayne. Ind, are ready for their
twelve-round, no-decision bout mere
tonight. Betting Is about even. Wiiae o
will draw $4,000 and Mason so,ov9'
More than 1000 seats have been sold.
Evening star., 1920-03-12
GUN CLUB IS ORGANIZED
AT SILVER SPRING, ND.

The Silver Spring Gun Club has
been organised at the Maryland sub
urb of that name. There are at pres
ent about fifty members in the or
ganization. with a number Of appli-
cations awaiting action. The traps
tho club will attract a number OF
shooters from Washington.
Oscar A. HERMAN 10 president Of
the club. and the other officers are:
Burhward 8. Leixear, secretary; r.
Paul Clark, Treasurer: Mason Miller
ana Charles w. Shaw. field captains.
Evening star., 1920-03-12
TENNIS ASSOCIATION A
WILL MEET TONIGHT

There will be a meeting of the
Washington Tennis Association to-
night at O'Clock in the of1ce of
A. Y. Leech. jr.. in the National
Savings and Trust building, 18th
street and New York avenue. Of
fcers will be elected and plans for
the season made. Present officers are:
G. Gould Lincoln. president; l.. I.
Doyle. secretary. and A. Y. Leech. jr
treasurer.
Evening star., 1920-03-12
FORMER c. U. PLAYER
STARRING WITH GIANTS

SAN ANTONIO, Tex. March 12.-Ar-
thur white, the young infielder from
Framingham, Mass. and former Cath
oiic University player, promises to
make good with the Giants. One
writer says: 1.-THE more one sees OF
this ypungster the more one is con-
yinced that McGraw has the makings
of a big Lacquer in the Framingham
lad
Evening star., 1920-03-12
Revive Potomac League.

The old Potomac Amateur Base BAH
Ieapue was revived last night at
meeting of representatives of steel
Plant. Congress Heights and naval
fhree other southeast clubs to join the
orxanization Games this summer Will
be played at Boiling Field The next
meeting is scheduled Friday, March 19
Evening star., 1920-03-12
Golf Title to Miss Cummings.

TAMPA, Fla. March 12.-Miss Edith
Cummings Of Chicago. medalist IN the
womens championship at be!lealr' 9e
faated Mrs. q. X. Morrow of the En-
eineers' club in the final on the last
green by sinking a ten-foot putt while
her opponent foozled a fve-foot sSot.
Evening star., 1920-03-12
Yankees Capture Another Game.

tured another basket ball game, de-
feating the Walter Reed Hospital
quint in the ~" hut at Walter Reed
by Il to 28. Sauber led in the scoring
for the winners. getting eight goals
from the moor. Yankees play Comets
tonight in the Epiphany gym.
Evening star., 1920-03-12
TECH BASKETERS BATTLE
McKEESPORT FIVE TODAY

Techs championship basket ball
team is facing Mckeesport High
School quint. champions of western
Pennsylvania. this afternoon in the
which is exceptionally fast. Tech sup
porters believe their Quint should
win. Probable line-ups:
Evening star., 1920-03-12
DISTRICT LEAGUE.
nj bia. Rathhk ellAr
Navv Department to Have Nine.

Plans are under foot to form q
base ball team at the Navy Depart
mAnt to afiliate with the Govern
ment Learue. A meeting will be held
during the coming week.
Evening star., 1920-03-12
Marines Trim Mohawk Five.

The Marine Corps basketers last
night defeated the Mohawk five by 5!
to 10. The winners were too fast and
too accurate in shooting for the losers.
Evening star., 1920-03-12
For Racing Bill Referendum.

vote Of 81 to ~ the house last night
adopted amendments to the Burke
race track commission bill providing
for referendum to voters At next
clAatloA-
Evening star., 1920-03-12


fBatted for Gallagher.
tBatted for Courtney.
Twobase hits--Roth. Carlson. Three base
hit--Rice. Stolen bases-Roth, Shannon. FL
lerbe, Crockett. shsnks. Foss, Barber. Hits
or Courtney. g in 3 inninss: on Carlson. IN
Corcho. Z in 5 inhlnss: Off Gallagher. 6 in 4
innings. struck out-By Courtney. l; by
Carlson. I; hs Crockett. 3: by Corcho, 3: BY
9a ila CHER 4. First bass on balls-Of Court
rey. b. of Crockett. 1: Of Carlson. !: OF
corcho. I: OF Gallagher, .. Passed balls
Evening star., 1920-03-12

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SHANKS MAKES ONE OF HIS DELAYED STEALS.
only theft recorded Shanks pulled
his the
hue both used generously
fingers Leach stable show much the Nationals
lot Of valuable batting practice of the with the Smokers
Grimes Golden and Dolly Stark both had festivities
being stationed the entrance to the park Walter Johnson also
made self useful by taking the
much asued by his duties the crowd
this with ideal
Alroek kept the spectators in good umo with his incl
his bat but the little
did end fight He famed Ncks second appearance
He had
been retired in the eighth his fly right making
the The fact apparently OF
box
will the the in
second the set today although Walter
the catching The pitchers billed
and seaht three rounds each sctht yeer
day. but given respite because of a stiff rm.
Both squads good workout yesterday morning the
Of additional
will continue to get two sessions
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-27
NEW HIGH SCHOOL TEACHERS
BEGIN EDUCATIONAL DUTIES

Among the new teachers at the
high school who commenced work
,Tith the new semester which began
Monday morning, are Miss SOPHIE
Gllchrist, who taught Spanish in the
nigh school a year ago and who now
teaches mathematics. Grover C. Good
IS new teacher Of history. Miss
Florence Hughes who has been
teaching IN the grammar schools in
The city IS now in the history de-
nartment Of the high school
Joseph McGiu is a new member
q the faculty teaching history. 4
Moore is taking the place OF Miss
Maud lssacs, who was granted a
leave OF absence Miss Irene Taylor
Il taking the place OF J. " Smith.
resigned " walsh Is a new teacher
IN the commercial department
Between ten and fifteen new stu
dents are enrolled every night at the
Aoy night school Nearly 800 are
enrolled in both the Aoy night school
and the night school at the high
school Most Of the pupils at the Aoy
night school are NeEicans eudeavor-
ing TO learn English.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-27
WANT AD RATE CARD.

Two cents per word each daily insertion
Three Consecutive Insertions including
Saturday. 3 ceuts per word.
SIX consecutive Insertions. G. cents per
word.
The above rate is based on a minimum
o. 20 word count Ads containing less
than this number OF words VIII DO counted
as 20 Wcrds-
one dollar ana nfty cents per agate
line per month Minimum Of three lines
on monthly rate.
Bold fsce tines. douhie price.
Two cents per word for stock or bond.
OIL mining or othsr promotionai adver-
Using.
30 &C run FOR an Indefinite period IT.
- taken over the telephone Orders 70
discontinue q. F.l ads must be made In
writing.
Accounts for classified ads are due after
first Insertion Nor responsible for more
than one Incorrect Insertion
In order 20 give time for proper ciaa1s-
fication % - necessary 10 close The Herald
classified page Saturdays al 1880 a. "a
All other days az 1870 p. m. Want aas
received after this hour will appear The
next day Orders % discontinue want ADS
must be IN Herald office before a. n u
day o. publication
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-27
Reality DEALERS
HOLD LUNCHEON.

at the weekly luncheon OF the 81
Paso real estate board held in the
dining room Of the sheldon hotel
Tuesday. George lie Baron, president
Of the board suggested steps 10 be
taken 20 cooperate with the chamber
Of commerce in having large bill
boards put along railroad tracks out
Of Fl Psso. welcoming visitors 70 visit
the city. view its industries and learn
of It's ideal climatic conditions
Propose Big Funds
A motion was made by James II.
Mari. that the board put up $4,000 TO
spend on advertising FL Paso this
year 81 the chamber OF commerce
would put un $4,000.
The paving On the island road
caused hot comment back and forth
at the luncheon A motion that the
i-eal estate board make a determined
Tight against phases Of the paving
question fell through In the opinion
Of ny lie Baron the board had de-
lared too long in acting.
Horace B. Stevens was in favor Of
making Cloudcroft Fl Paso's official
sumner resort
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-27
FEDERAL GRAND JURORS
RETURN g INDICTMENTS

The federal grand jury Tuesday
morning returned nine indictments
The following five were made public,
while the remaining four are with
held pending arrests
l-ibrado Moline. charged with for
gerry Of a United States postal money
order- 5ohn Gilmore and Henry
Aralrl. charged with importing a
grains Of morphine Nimuel Amez-
cua- shipping arms and ammunition
with intention Of exporting sane;
andres AlarcOn, perjury in a state
ment made at a preliminary hearing,
ana AJAX Frimaus making a false
statement in an application Tor a
passport
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-27
BOYS HURT BY EXPLOSION
OF AIR BOMB. RECOVERING

Belen Maruja- s years old, and his
brothers, Francisco. 6, and Alero, T.
are in a critical condition at the
county hospital but attendants there
say they are expected TO recover. The
boys with Ignacio AIaru5a. s, 2
cousin. were injured Sunday after
noon when a aerial bomb, which they
found near their home, exploded as
they were playing with il Ignacio
died early Monday morning. Belen
underwent an operation Monday
morning His right hand was torn
off in the blast
Reports from Fort Bliss are to the
effect that the shell which injured
the boys was not OF the type carried
by airplanes here
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-27
GRAND JURY AGAIN INDICTS
SOLDIER ON ROBBERY CHARGE

The grand jury Tuesday Indicted
George p D Gaddys a soldier OF the
18th Infantry, on a charge OF rob
berry This makes the third indict-
ment against the soldier. All grow
ing out Of alleged offences said TO
have taken place near the smelter
New Years night when constable
sam Stepp was killed Two indIct-
ments charge robbery, the third
charges murder.
The grand jury also indicted E. c.
Wilkinson on charge OF forgery
The Grand jury adjourned at noon
Tuesday and VIII meet again at 20
o'clock Friday morning.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-27
TO HOLD HEARING
on ALLEGED AUTO THEFTS

Justice OF the peace Clark Wright
VIII hold preliminary hearing We'd
nesdaT afternoon for R ". Joyner,
charged with stealing an automobile,
and jesus Martinez. charged with
theft from the person. Joyner's
charge grew out o. the alleged theft
Of a car from c. Il Rowe, MS East
Boulevard Another man, said to be
a partner Of Joyner. who is suspected,
has not been arrested
Tgnacio MARTINEZ charged with
assault TO murder viii be given q
preliminary hearing this afternoon
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-27
To attend
On PERSHING FEAST

United States senators a 3. Fall.
Of New Mexico, and Marcus A. Smith
OF Arizona, are 10 attend the banquet
70 be given in honor Of Gen John J.
Pershhing next Sunday evening at
o'clock at the Paso Del Norte- Joseph
A Wright. chairman OF the chamber
Of commerce entertainment commit
tee. who has charge Of the dinner,
invited both senators Tuesday They
are at the Hotel Sheldon and are to
conduct the Mexico hearings here
In addition TO the " senator's
MAJ Gen Robert L Howe. COM
handing officer OF the district and
his staff and the mayor and council
are TO be at the banquet Charles n.
Bassett. president Of the chamber Of
commerce is TO preside All directors
Of the chamber OF commerce viii be
at the dinner and il is planned for
them TO sit at the same table J. n.
Pollard, commander of the FL PasO
post Of the American Legion also viii
have a prominent place, Mr. Wright
said
Tickets TO the dinner re 10 90 on
sale at 10 o'clock tomorrow morning
at the chamber Of commerce Many
demands were made Tuesday for
tickets, but many Of the requests had
10 be refused because they did not
come from chamber members After
the first day the sale viii be open
TO the general public.
The sale Of tickets is in charge Of
". II Wood. financial director OF the
chamber Of commerce The dinner is
not TO be a evening dress occasion. Il
was said Following the dinner Gen
Pershing is to speak at Liberty hall.
Cen Howe reviewed a rehearsal Of
the military drill al exhibit at Fl
Bliss Tuesday morning which is TO be
staged in honor Of Cen Pershing
Sunday
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-27

Judge ". D. Howe, OF the 31th dis
trict court pronounced sentence
Tuesday on Alexandra Samzniego,
convicted on charge OF stealing an
automobile, and Ernesto Ramirez,
convicted on a charge Of burglary,
each sentenced TO serve two years in
Tie penite1riary. Notices Of appeals
were given Ramirez, who goes by
the name OF Taqui was accused Of
stealing shoes from local shoe COM
usnT, where he was employed.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-27
Helm Wanted-MaIe


WANTED-Thoroushl experienced book
keeper TO take care OF set OF books. about
hours work daily. references Phi 1855
HANTED-aIezican man for collector and
salesman by local installment house. must
be experienced and abls 20 speak English.
good opportunity for right party Apply
31s z. Overland
WANTED BY local wholesale house.
young man capable OF doing ledger work.
must be good at addition and write a good
hand, bond required. salary depends on
applicants ability 10 make good Ad-
dress p O. Box fles-
MONEY TO LOAN.
Money loaned on diamonds. watches, Jew
eiry. automobiles and oil stocks at the
lowest rate OF Interest; business strictly
SECURITY LOAN co.
los S. e Paso. Phone 27sl.
FARMER-EEpeTience to work 50 acres
Irrigated cotton and alfalfa land. Pecos
county. good house. COW and chickens
furnished salary and interest IN crop ref
erences requested quick action neces-
sary address p. 81. care Herald
WANTED-E1perienc young man for
general dry goods clothing and shoe store,
must speak Spanish and come well rec
commended Manasse Bros. Las Cruces.
BREAKFAST SPECIALS.
No 1-t2) Eggs Hot Cakes. Coffee. -35c
No. 2-Hann. Bacon. Eggs, Hot Cakes.
Eotfee .-----.---.. zee SOC
No. 5-Hat Cakes Ham or Bacon. COZ
Zee -alc
20 i-small STEAK. Eggs. Toast.
Nc 5-Buelwheat Cakes Sausage and
Bo5IroN'ss CAFE. SO
AZ z san Antonio
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-27
Business Chances


FOR RENI-store or warehouse, with
trackages cheap rent Il taken at once. 1891
4aEoL-ln ave
FEED and grocery business. ? Warshouses
and 2 dwelling houses FOR sale. Address
". 2 Rowe. Van Horn. Tex
FOR sALE-spanlsh restaurant. located
close 10 the new Colon theater, bargain.
80 S. e Paso.
HOUsE AND sIGN PAINTING. uniting.
paper hanging and decorating best work.
laEest prices. Joe Fuentes Phi se2s-
FOE sALE-Butcher fixtures in vel Is
taollshed grocery store doing good bust
ness reason fer selling. have other inter-
ests that REQUIRE an o. time Phi 1880.
A CALAMITY TO NE, a BONANZA for you
This can explain II you can invest $1,000.
Il viii be 10 your interest to see L z.
Lunbley III Mesa Phi 1851.
FOR sALE-Coutrolling interest in small
growing manufacturing business showing
large profits, buyer takes management.
owner must sell account Of leaving city.
Address L %, care Herald
FOR SALE - Excellent boarding house.
owner called east and forced TO sell. full
investigation courted- Bruce Periey.
AGENT RishaA. ARK
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-27
Business Chances

HAVE YOUR Ford overhauled for SIS Al
Neals Garage. 10 Texas
ASSOCIATE partner 70 invest $4,000 for
machinery in q copper shipping PROPOSE
ton in Arizona, the ore is developed and
mines patented address So. care Her
aid
NEW ORGANIZATION-Lar capitau-
zation covering several branches OF in
dustry ever large area wants office man
arer for FL Paso office who will take stock
70 amount five 70 ten thousand dollars.
this is not a stock selling proposition. but
based on operating industrial enterprises
Address P. O. Box 15s, e Paso. Tex
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-27

EANTED-stock saiesmen: the Rogers
Refining Co. Of san Antonio. Tex. has
the fastest selling proposition in the state
OF Texas today strong board OF directors
endorsed b. governors. senator's and hank
ersi most complete prospectus ever got
ton up 10 reproduced letters from stock
holders who have purchased fom 5000 70
100000 we are now building our 1000
barrel refinery. ADJACENT 10 san Antonio.
one well drilling at Burkburnett. Tex.
other valuable holdings 10 Kansas. Okla
bona and Texas. II you are experienced
AID a producer We can use you. references
required. excellent territory now open n
immediate application Is made: stock
salesmen from Iowa and Nebraska are
coming here 20 work On the Job 10 boys
Joined our force last week For complete
information address all commuuica tons
10 Il. II Rogers. 11s Beden Bldg san
Antonio. Tex
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-27

MIRACLE MOTOR GAs-Latsst disco
cry. a boon 20 the automobile world. viii
positively increase your mileas 15fc 20
400 and eliminate all carbon trouble. vii
not in5ure any part o. finest car. sent
postpaid with fun instructors. enough 20
treat 100 gallons gasoline for 81 Humble
Bros. Agents and Distributors. P o. Bcr
$50 Fl Paen
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-27

WANTED-A competent executive with
sales ability that can invest $500 with
services In an established growing busi-
ness. sharing one third OF profits. business
now pays f115 per month net. which can
easily be increased 70 5000 per month
within next months. no chance TO lose
capital Invested. prefer individual with
wide acquaintance in Texas and New
Mexico Write B. ". NJ care Fl Paso
Herald. so can get in touch with man
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-27
Poultry and Pet Stoek

~--~-~-----~~~---------
CANAkIEs, singer and female Pm tf5u-
A BARGAIN in New Zealand Red rab-
BITS with hutch Phi 1881.
RHODE ISLAND hatching eeFs and sef-
ting hens Tor sale. 5o3I Douglas. Phi 5s09W
CHICKEN MILO maize $3.50. 100 "a
Ell PASO SEED CO.. PHI. sss.
FRESH EGGS. squads. rabbit and fancy
pigeons delivered Phi. 4s7J3 or Ss5.
FOR SALE-1s00 egg. s section Candle
Incubator, guaranteed IN perfect condi-
ton We W.. Carney, Tempe, Ariz.
HATCHING EGGs-Rhode Island Reds
also 2 red cockereis- 71s n. kansas, p.
$751;
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-27

Esther Oevlin and Alice .T-oski. two
Wilkes Barre. Pa. girls, have accepted
jobs as hodearriers-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-27
Wantsd-Furniturs
WANTED.
Nd HAND FURNITURE.

WANTED.
SECOND HAND FURNITURE
We have secured a new location
and viii be ready for business
about March 1st-
In the meantime We are paving
rha highest cash prices for second
hand furniture or will make lib-
eral allowances in exchange for
new furniture Let's trade
ROGERS TRADING co.
Temporary Office at Rogers
Furniture Co.
207-9-11 North Stanton Street
Tel 1900. and ask for
I'd hand furniture man
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-27

WANTED-To buy 5 and pas
senEer. 1918 or 1913 model Csdii-
lacs ard ether late model car
WALTERS a DURHAM
Phi 1855 us Is. san Antunio-
one sTUDEBAKER s. touring ear good
condition. good paint and tires. $500
ONE STlD EBAEEH 6. speedster. new
tires firstclass mechanical condition. $500.
ONE PAIGE touring car. good condition
good tires 800.
ONE srUDEBAKER 3. touring car good
condition
ONE sTUDEBAKER, ere ton truez.
cheap
ONE 1913 OAKLAND. good condition.
good tires. very reasonable. cash or terms
ONE 1919 CHFVROTET. srr--l go
condition. good tires
CLEVELAND SQUARE GARAGE.