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The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-08-25
BEG FLIGHT MEANS MUCH
ENTHUSIASM AROUSED
 OVER FLIGHT OF ARMY
 PLANES TO NORTHLAND

NEW YORK, Aug, 25- The news of the arrival of the army airplanes at Nome aroused great enthusiasm among the members of the Aero club of America. Tt is remarkable epoch, an achievement of much moment which foreshadows better communication facilities not only to Alaska but other distant lands. We shall urge movement to establish an aerial mail route to Nome imm ediatc- ly." said Augustus Post, Secretary of the Aero Club.
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ARE PURSUING PANDORA

MEXICO CITY, Aug, 25- New revolution leader Zamora is being closely pursued by government troops the War Department announces. Sev- eral kidnapped Americans are asl'I held by Zamora's friends and it is be- licved they will bc killed if their cE'ef is lressed to clc.ely.
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RECOVERING
 ST0L[NGOODS

NEW YORK, Aug, 25-- Approxi- mately $l,OOO,OOO worth of bonds and other securities stolen by dishonest messengers of Wall street have been recovered. This is according to a state ment by Paul Myers, receiver in bank ruptcy for Nick Y. Arnstein, the master mind of the five million dollar bond thefts.
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HARDING TALKS TO ACTORS

MARION, Aug, 25- Late yester- day afternoon Republican nominee Harding addressed delegation of act ors and actresses and pleaded that the nation get away from a one lead in ac- tivities so each citizen can play part in the development of democracy. Harding also spoke for Americanism and depreciated any tendency of Am- ericans to regard themselves as eiti. zens of the world, adding that he was not so universal.
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BALL PLAYER PURCHASED

CINCINNATI, Aug, 25- The Na- tional club has announced the pur- chase of Sam Bohne, of the Seattle club, for $l7,OOO cash or $l0,000 and three players. Bohns joins the Reds in the spring.
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DISGRACE

MONTGOMERY, Aug. 25- Charg- ine that votes were offered for sale in connection with the Tennessee ratifl- cation of suffrage, Mrs. James S. Pinchard, President of the Southern Women's Rejection League, in state ment today said the legislature action would make a blank spot in the his tory of politics.
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LONDON, Aug, 25- The Times correspondent insists that Germany has shipped supplies and ammunition to the Soviets declaring Trotsky visit ed East Prussia to make the arrange ilcnts for the ammunition and paid for thi. from tho jewel fund wE.ch includes the crown jewels.
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DEMOCRAT Is GOING TO
 VOTE FOR REPUBLICANS

CHICAGO, Aug, 2j-- Republican National headquarters today made public a letter from John J. Mahe". lf Lincoln. Nebraska. announcing his support of the Republican national ticket.
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RIO DE JANERIO, Aug" D. Eugene Leroy, wanted in Detroit, Mich, in connection of the murder of q woman supposed to have been his wife, was arrested here today, Leroy was a member of the crew of a Brit iSh frcighter which arrived here two
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-08-25

WASHINGTON, Aug, 25- Coun- sel for the American Constitutional League has filed a Supreme Court ap- plication for an injunction to restrain Secretary of State Colby from promul- gating a proclamation announcing the ratification of suffrage.
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TAKEN FOR
 MuRDER

days ago. Leroy will be turned over to the New York authorities. The body of the woman Leroy is supposed to have murdered, was found in a trunk shipped from Detroit to New York City last June. The body was identi- fled as being Mrs. Leroy.
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AMBASSADOR DAVIS MAY
 NOT RETURN TO POST

WASHINGTON, Aug. 25- Reports are current that Ambassador Davis, who arrived in New York yesterday, would not return to London, caused the State Department to say today that none of the officials knew of the plans of Davis.
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. GOOD OLD CIDER

. SiN FRANCISCO. Aug. 25 . Federal officials have received . copy o, tke ruling of prOhiEit.on . enforcement officer kramcr say V ing home made cider may contaia . more than one half of one per cent . alcohol. if noi intoxicating, Su e this must be used exclusively m . the home.
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THEY SHOULD HAVE
 STAYED AT HOME

. HONOLULU, Aug. 25-- A T"- . kio cable says that the rumors "t . Korean plots to kidnap the Am- erican Congressmen, now touring z the Orient, has caused the Cover . nor General to call out five battal-
 . ion of Japanese troops to guard , house where the congressman will
 stay.
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SALT LAKE CITY, Aug, 25- The

SALT LAKE CITY, Aug 25- The tears with which very small boys meet their first haircut generally, are obviated in a Salt Lake City de- partmeut stores special barber shop for children. There the youngsters are seated NOT in chairs but on hobbyhorSeS of special design. The novelty of this experience usually compensates of the somewhat ter rifying process of having their hair cut.
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FISH QUOTATIONS

SEATTLE, Aug, 25- Fish prices are as follows: halibut, fourteen cents; chickens eight cents; sable five cents and red and ling cod two cents.
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PEACE PLANS
 ENDANGERED

LONDON. Aug, 25- Immediate rupture of the RuSSo-Polish negotia- tionS at MmSk will result if the Poles adhere to the demand for the with dr2wal or the main Russian termS. This iS according to q wireless dis patch from Moscow.
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LONDON, Aug, 25- Great Brit ain and Italy will refuse recognition of the Russian government If that government does not withdraw the de mand presented at MnSk for prole- tarian army in Poland.
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DEFEATS TERRIBLE TURK

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug, 25- San tel last defeated Yusiff Hassane, the Terrible Turk, in straight falls.
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WANT $500

Decidedly stormy weather interferr- cd somewhat with the drive of the To- cal Elks to raise the $500 for the Ho!ne Service fund of the Salvation army. It was the intention to have men, boys and girls work all through the day making store to store and house calls for subscriptions but the continued presence of old Jup shot these plans to smitheerens. However the committee is doing the next best thing and that is in leaving subScnp- tion papers in various business places where the public is urged to call and make their donations to the fund which will be greatly appreciated by the Elks and the Salvation Army. The following places are supplied with subscription blanks:
 Brown & Hawkins
 Borgens ;. ,s@
 Seward News Company
 Seward Drug Company
 C. E. Orlander
 Top, Camhle'S restaurant
 Ellsworths
 Gateway Office
 Cameron's cafe
 The Key
 The Northern.
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Sidney M'Petree, while hunting re- gently near Juneau, accidently shot himself and bled to death.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-30
What Do You
Know About SPORT

In basketban. when a player
fumbles and juggles the ball. and
finally gains possession OF IL. has
he completed a dribble?
2-Did a Harvard crew ever win
the grand challenge cup at Hanley2
S--How old is champion Benny
Leonardo
4.-When did Jack Britton first
box Mike O'Dowd7
5.-What country does the United
States meet in the challenge for the
Davis cup2
(Which team won the intercol-
legiate basketball championship
When was a team given the
privilege 70 pass up its turn at bat
when IL was in the lead IN the last
half OF the ninth2
6--When an umpire Is hit by a
thrown ball, does IL make any dlf-
ference whether he was on fair or
s.-What is the ruling when
baserunner passes a runner ahead OF
him2
10. - How many times has the
army beaten the navy in basebam3
Answers TO Yesterdays Questions
The records show that Leonard
knocked out Il opponents in his first
year Of boxing
2.-Cuthbert. OF the Keystone team
Of Philadelphia, was the first TO
steal a base II was at Brooklyn in
1850.
s.-Carl Nays throws right handed
and bats left handed
Roger Peckinpaugh first came
into the big leagues in 1910. being
sold 20 Cleveland by New Haven
-The official basketball Is not
less than 30 nor more than % inches
in circumference
6-Bobby Veaeh usually bats from
the left side. though he can also bat
righthanded-
Nike Gibbons and Harry Greb
fought a six round no decision bout
at Philadelphia. in 1917
S-R Norris Williams won the in
tercollegiate tennis Championship in
1913 and 1915
Germany failed 10 land a first
in the Olympic games OF 1912.
10-England won the 400 metre re-
lay and the 1900 metre race in the
Olympic games OF 1912.
These questions viii be an
swered tOmOrrov.-Copyrig 1920,
Thompson Feature Service
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-30
Mike Baca Will
Box Jack Daley

santa Fe. y. n. April 30-8Iil<e
Baca, lightweight champion OF New
Mexico and Jack Daley. Of Phoe1iE.
Ariz-. viii meet here in a IS round
bout on Monday. May 8. for the bene-
fit OF the local American Legion post.
Baca viii defend his title against
Johnny Connolly, Of Roswell, at Con-
nolly's home city on May s In a Is
round bout. also for the benefit Of
the American Legion. Baca is very
anxious OF getting a bout at Fort
Bliss. Baca has made a good repu-
tation all over the state OF New
Mexico and now is seeking outside
game. and he says he challenges any
man IN the southwest TO fight any
number OF rounds up 10 IS rounds at
133 TO 155 pounds Baca has a very
long string Of victories TO his record
and he has won most Of his fights By
the * o." route.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-30
PITCHER bound
BY STRICT RULES
The Poor Hard Worked
Moundsman Is Victim Of
New Baseball Code.

In the new issue OF spalding'B OFF,
cial Baseball Guide che fan VIII
find exactly what the pitcher must
not do under the rules as they have
been amended for 1920.
de must not rub the ball IN the soil
He must not discolor IL with licorice.
paraffins or other foreign substance
he must not eXpectOrate on it
He must not roughen the surface
with sand paper. emery paper. or
other hard substance He VIII not
even be permitted 70 bound Il to an
lnfielder. in order that the cover may
be slightly abraded-
No other player is permitted 20
commit any OF the ABOVE offences and
then toss the ball 70 the pitcher for
delivery. II the pitcher delivers the
bail 70 the batter after this IS done
he is arbitrarily suspended for 10 days.
Some Rules, Boy
The correct position for the pitcher
TO assume when he receives the bail
for delivery Is 70 stand on the plate
holding i in front OF him with both
hands. He cannot take either hand
from the bail unless he Is intending
70 throw IL TO first base or deliver
il 70 the batter
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-30
PayO, Hogan AndLewis TOBOx
-:l:- -:II:- -:II:- -:;- -:Il:-
Represent FL PasO In Arizona

I'll PAsO bantams. two Of EN-. and
IL, one feather viii represent the
glove talent OF the Pass City In
Miami, Arizona. within the next week
when Kid Payo. southwestern feather
champion. and Red Hogan and Fred
die Lewis take on three Of the fastest
men OF their weight in the western
state
some Tough Boys in Meet.
Arrangements for the matches were
made through manager Benny Ereu-
denstein by Kid Payo who Is at pres
ent In Miami The aggressive section
title holder went up to the western
city with Frankie Fowzer and lost
no time in arranging a series Of
contests
He speedily wired to Ben to
send along HOEnn and Lewis as
the prospects for n number Of
contests were good there a1d he
knew that the Fl PasO boys
could more than hold their own
with the Arizona champs PnyO
himself has been elected 10 meet
the toughest boy In the state
but ns they do not come too
fast or tough for the FL PasOan
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-30

Students Snow
Faculty Under

Proving that they had the edge
on their instructors when It came "a
the baseball diamond. the senior
class baseball team Of the High
school Thursday afternoon walloped
the Faculty team in the annual game
by the score Of u TO one.
The lone score Of the Faculty was
made in the first inning. being a home
run by Walsch over the head OF left
fielder MengeL Walsch negotiated
three sacks without trouble but
found difficulty in making the run to
home plate so exhausted was he after
tearing around the three corners.
The students took the lead after that
however. and were never IN danger
Of being defeated
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-30
Texas Varsity
Drops Another

Dallas, Texas. April 3O.-The
chances Of Texas university coping
state honors were given a jolt here
Thursday when Southern Methodist
defeated the varsity nine. p. Scott
OF s II. U held the Texas team to
four hits and was well backed.
Doubles BY Falk and Fitzgerald IN
the sixth gave Texas her lone tally
Batteries. Texas. Leisener and
Hart; S II o. Scott and .Renshaw.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-30

totals -.--..----------5 1 q II 5
-Batted for Dykes IN eighth
"'Batted for lIyatt IN ninth
Nbatted for Galloway IN ninth
1NBatted for Harris In eighth
Score by innings
- --ss 10000 NlQ 5Q4 ull-7
2 nll4lelphll ----.--.-----. 600 coo COL
Two base hits Hooper. DuEan- Home
rlns. scott, Hooper Sacrifice hits Welch
Double plays, Scott 20 McNalIy 10 HrcIn-
MS; MAYOR 70 Galloway 10 Griffin. Bases
on balls. Bush. /; Saylor, s: Harris. j n
nings pitched. MAYOR. 4 Harris 4; Eeefs.
siruekout- By Bush, s; BY Naylor, Z:
By Harris, l.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-30
WHITE SOX GET
EVEN IN SERIES
Take Contest From Indians
After Dropping Two;
Senators Win.

Cleveland. O.. April 30.-Chicaro de-
feated Cleveland THURSDAY. yiilis-5s 80
Cleveland to two hits. one OF whicb v-ss
scratch. and did not allow : runnei-
70 reach second afterthe first inning. No
els pltcneo Wen Tor Cleveland. the Door
work Of substitute NunamaI-er - -.
resulting IN all except one OF ChIcago-s
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-30
RentrOp Agrees To One More
-:l:- ak -:I.:- -:II:- -:I:-
Meets Jordan Here May II

CHARLIE RENTROP left Thursday
afternoon for Houston. Texas, TO
meet Pet Brown. retired middle
weight champion. there on May Il.
But while Charlie caught a flyer
out OF town in a hurry 10 close nego-
tiations with promoter Horton in
Houston for the match he did not
sever all business ties in FL PasO- His
last official act was 10 post $3.50 cash
with matchmaker John Mcintosh OF
the FL Paso association as an ap-
pearance forfeit for a meeting with
Chris Jordan on May II at Liberty
hail on a winner take all basis and
for q definite supremacy OF the two
men at 15s pounds
The advantage he held over Jordan
in the last match, together with the
attractive offer Of the promoters. in
fluenced Charlie 70 put his name
down on the dotted line for the
match Just before boarding the rat
tier for east Texas
The articles for the contest
stpulafe that the two wriEElers
scale not more than rs pounds
each at 3 o'clock in the afternoon
before the contest. The weigh
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-30
PIRATES lose
THE FINAL CAME
Drop Contest to Reds;
Giants Drop Third Con-
test to Dodgers.

PittsburE. Pa. April 30.-Rlug kept the
hits Of the PittsburE team well scattered
Thursday. while the visitors hit Carlson
and Hamilton freely. After Carlson had
filled the bases IN the third with two out.
he was displaced by Hamilton. who walked
the next batter. forcing in one run He
was hit hard in every inning thereafter.
until relieved by Ponder.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-30
MANY PLAYERS
ENTER TOURNEY
Prominent Women Golfers
VIII Participate in ANA
teur Matches.

Los Angeles. CaliE, April So
Many entries are being made in the
southern California women's ana
teur golf Championship tournament,
TO be played on the links Of the An
Mandate Country club, May 5-6.
Golfers say the game has Increased
in popularity fully 100 percent with
women in the last year, and the com
petition among feminine performers
IS certain TO be particularly keen and
the Championship closely contested
Many Prominent Players
Among the women who VIII enter
the tournament are Mrs. Luther Ken
nant- Coronado Beach, Mrs Margaret
Cameron, Annanlale Country club
Mrs. Frank Griffith and Mrs H. Il
Requa. Los Angeles Country club
Mrs c. p. Thomas. OF the Brentwood
Country club: and Mrs C. A Purley.
san Gabriel Country club
In addition entries are expected
from northern and central parts Of
California
The committee in charge Of the
event IS composed OF Mrs. Cameron.
Mrs Thomas, Mrs. Purley and Mrs
Paul J. Whitney. who say they are
trying TO get the best women golfers
in the state 70 enter
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-30
DoDcrPe WTV sNOTUFR-

Brooklyn. " r. April 1Q.-Brooklyn
made Il two ont OF three from New York
by winning Thursday. Two hits and a
base on balls off Toley. a tumble by
Fletcher and a muff by Doyle. all with
two out. gave Brooklyn three runs in the
first After that Toney and Mitchell had
a scoreIess pitchers duel Hubbeu re-
lieved ToneT IN the seventh and allowed
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-30

Fllladeiphia, Pa. April s1-Bo-ton
phla IN the final game OF the series Til-1r--
DAY Three bases on balls, three errors a'rd
Hooper's double routed NavIo- IN ~
fourth and decided the contest The visit-
ors registered only two hits or 49,
both home runs. in the rfrfh
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-30

Cleveland, O. April 30.-Cal Delaney
Cleveland lightweight. was given a
newspaper decision over Eddie Fitz-
simmons OF New York in a ten round
bout. here. Tuesday night
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-30

Where They Play Saturday.
Los Angeles az Portland.
salt Lake at Oakland
Sacramento at Vernon
san Francisco at Seattle
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-30
PROMINENT WRITER'S Contribute
he 1. optimistic over the outcome

he f. optimistic over the outcome
OF the contest
Hogan and Lewis leave this after
noon for Miami 70 join Payo and
viii assist him in his training for the
contest Immediately after the Miami
contest he viii return 20 FL Paso and
tone down for his meeting with Dai
Hawkins on May "a at the Studorium
motor group arena Hawkins Is al
ready IN training and is in fine con-
ditiou FOR the bout
Crozler Also Working.
Dutch" Crozier Is another FL Paso
boy who Is having no difficulty in
arranging matches in the southwest
This product OF FL PasO and Califor-
MIA rings made a big hit recently IN
the Pecos valley section when he
boxed Johnny Connolly claimant Of
the lightweight title OF New Mexico
at Roswell and now he has been
signed TO meet Freddie Hiu at Carls-
bad in the near future BIZ Is the
boy who meets Gene belmont tonight
IN Fort Worth 50 the fans may obtain
a real line on the respective ability
Of Crozier and belmont By their show
inEs against Hill
Dutch has been training daily Al
the new International sporting club
In the Reynolds building on Texas
street. ne boxes daily with Bat
Shapiro and Tommy Nelson and Is
rapidly rounding into shape
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-30

AOLllE-
Al members OF organized labor are
urgently requested to meet at Cen
trail Labor Union Hall al o'clock
Saturday morning for the purpose Of
participating in the American Day
Parade. given under the auspices OF
the American Legion
VIM T.. Griffith.
Vice President-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-30
WIcHITA ENTHUsIAsrIc.

Wichita Falls started well enough
and the oil belt fans are enthused-
The opener with Dallas was a fine
demonstration OF pitching.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-30

At Phliadelphla P H z
Phiiadeiphia 100 900 Io5-I o
Boston .-----.-..- coo 600 900 1
Batteries Philadelphia. Meadows and
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-30

Toledo. 5; Louisville. 4 az inninEs-)
Columbus. 5; Indianapolis. 3
St Paul. .; Kansas City. l.
Minneapolis. 2; Milwaukee. 3.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-30
Slated for Toney in seventh


New york ......-......-.. oDo 900 900
Brooklyn ---.---------..-. 500 900 Q0e-i
Kelly. Three base hit Fletcher Stoler
base. Myers. Bases on balls off Toney. 2
of Mitchell. 4 Innings pitched. Toney, s
HubbeI. . struckout, BY TQneT. l. BY
Mitchell. /
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-30

At St. Louis. r r. z
St Louis .----..--0o0 600 ne
Chicago .-------.o19 OF 02s- II ?
Batteries. ST. Louis Doak. Sherdel and
Clemons; Chicago, Vaughn and killefer.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-30

4oLa-a --sr--ea 2 - -
eBatted FOR WiuEo IN fourth
''Batted for Ponder IN ninth-
Score by innings
Cincinnati ..-.-.-----.---. ool -Ql 800
EittshurE ---.-------- v44 wv wv
Two base hits. kopf Neale. Three base
hit. Daubert- stolen bases. Roush. Duncan,
Southworth Sacrifice hits. Rath. Duncan.
Ring Double play. Carlson 20 Cutshaw 20
Grimm Bases on balls. Ring. 9. Carlson.
1: Hamilton. . Innings pitched. Carlson
e-3. Ponder 2-3s Hamilton. 20. Hit
pitcher. by Carlson CRoush). slruczout, by
Ring. .; By Hamilton. g
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-30

FL Paso seed Co.'S Field Seed are
tested seeds. 523 East san Antonio
St-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-30

49, T. AN4AAA. stolen bases.
schalA Sacrifice hits. Jourdan. sfurpbv
= o32d-. Double plays, Chapman to card
neFs weaver 70 Collins 10 Jourdan. Rases
On halls, Williams, 8; Myers. .: Fer :
innings pitched. Myers. s; Faeth. /. Efif
oy pitcher. by Williams (Chapman1- ~
1yeTs lIacksonl- Struekout. Williams. q.
faeth, J. Wild pitch. Myers. L
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-30

Bluffs RELEASE MEN.
The Houston club has released
pitchers Mitchell and Richburg to the
German club OF the West Texas
league.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-30

Bird Supplies Of all kinds e Paso
Seed Co. 523 East san Antonio St
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-30

Flower seeds that produce the finest
flowers FL Paso Seed Co. 523 East
San Antonio street-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-30

Where They Play Saturday.
Brooklyn az Boston
New York at Philadelphia
Cincinnati at PittsburE-
ST. Louis at Chicago.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-30

Oldahoma city, s: Sioux City. :.
wichita. 2 St Joseph, 8.
Joplin, s. Omaha. 3
Tulsa. 2; Des Moines. g.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-30

ing will be n public affair and
viii be attended by matchmaker
Mcintosh. the referee, and other
officials OF the wrestling lssOcia-
mTuw
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-30

Jordan Thursday afternoon posted
$500 with Mcintosh. which is the to-
tai weight and appearance forfeit Of
the match Rentrop gave the pro-
moter a check for the remaining $3.50.
making a total Of $1,000 deposited by
the two men 70 insure their proper
weight and appearance alone The
match is to be on a winner take all
basis and viii not include side bets
to be arranged between the principals
by their respective supporters
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-30

Charlie Is TO meet Drown in
Houston three days after his
match with Jordan here. He as
serts that he considers Jordan the
hardest man Of the two and is
going TO be in tip top shape when
he meets the Grecian champion
Rentrop was Joined by Mrs Rem
trop Thursday afternoon and she
left 1fOr Houston with her hus-
hand.