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The Arizona copper camp., 1920-05-15

E. CAMPBELL, Governor of the State
of Arizona, by virtue of the authority
vested in me t'y law, do designate the
period from May 18th to 22nd, in
elusive, 1920, as AMERICAN LEGION
WEEK, and call upon all patriotic citi-
zens to assist as best they may in
securing to the Arizona posts of the
organization new membership that
shall at least reach the quota assigned
the State.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have
hereunto set my hand and caused the
Great Seal of the State to be affixed
Done at Phoenix, the Capital, this
18th day of May, in the year of our
Lord, 1920
(Signed)
THOMAS E. CAMPBELL,
(SeaD Governor of Arizona
Attest:
(Signed) NIT SIMMS,
Secretary of State.
The Arizona copper camp., 1920-05-15

Mr.. Frank Sizer and Mr.. J. H.
Hunt, mining men from San Francis
CO, were in Ray during the past week
looking over certain property in this
district, with view of taking an op-
tion on it.
The Arizona copper camp., 1920-05-15

Mrs. Charles Karp left Friday for
Chicago to spend the summer with her
mother, Mrs. R. Sachs.
The Arizona copper camp., 1920-05-15

Scheidecker, our former new third
baseman, has gone to Los Angeles to
work at his trade. He evidently was
not satisfied in Ray He went to bat
three times last Sunday and succeed
ed in striking out twice and getting
a. two-base hit in the fourth. Also he
made one of the three errors.
The Arizona copper camp., 1920-05-15

Mr.. and Mrs. Morse are visiting
their daughter and son-in-law, Mr.. and
Mrs. L. D. Camille, of Boyd Heights,
Ray.
The Arizona copper camp., 1920-05-15

Mr.. Sam Wisdom expects to leave
this week for vacation on the coast.
The Arizona copper camp., 1920-05-15

The graduating exercises take place
Thursday. May 20, at the Iris. The
public is invited.
The Arizona copper camp., 1920-05-15

of lakes to afford the finest kind of
fishing, and big game is plentiful in
the mountains. The valley lies about
1000 feet high, and has population
The Arizona copper camp., 1920-05-15

The Ray team goes to Superior Sun
day for a game with that town. We
are sorry to not have them with us
this week.
The Arizona copper camp., 1920-05-15
BIG BEAR VALLEYPLEASURE ground

ATTRACTIVE RESORT MOTOR TRAVELLERS
BERNARDINO MOUNTAINS-FISH A
PROMISES
LOWE,
The Arizona copper camp., 1920-05-15

The schools are only holding ses-
sion until noon during the last two
weeks. On Thursday, May goth, the
graduating exercises will be held in
the Iris theatre at o'clock Dean
Butler, from the University of Ari-
zona, will be present to deliver the
address. There will be no reserved
seats and every one is invited.
The Arizona copper camp., 1920-05-15

The Church of Jesus Christ, Latter
Day Saints, held a sociable Wednes-
day evening Refreshments were
served and a general good time en-
.joyed by those present.
The Arizona copper camp., 1920-05-15

The many friends of Del Schiel will
be pleased to learn that he has been
operated upon successfully and re-
moved to the base hospital in Palo
Alto. The Copper Camp is being sent
to Del so that he may keep abreast
of the doings in town.
The Arizona copper camp., 1920-05-15

E. E. Barrowdale passed around the
cigars this week, celebrating the ar
rival of baEy girl.
The Arizona copper camp., 1920-05-15

Miss Agnes Hunt of the University
of Arizona extension work, and Miss
Hahn of the u. of A. were Ray visi-
tors this week. Miss Hahn is MAX
ing a survey of the school situation
within the state to obtain informa-
tion for the university with view of
starting a teachers training depart
ment
Mr.. and Mrs. M. w. Morse are Wis
iting their daughter and son-in-law,
Mr.. and Mrs. L. D. Gamble, of Boyd
Heights, Ray, Arizona.
Mrs. Margaret Wisdom has left for
visit to Mobile, Ala.
Watch for the fight d0Do uovt uooI
The Arizona copper camp., 1920-05-15

The fans from Ray who wish to see
the ball game in Superior may pos
sibly obtain special rates from the for
hire machines if they make their ac-
commodations early.
The Arizona copper camp., 1920-05-15

The grand pageant at the ball park,
given ~the school, typifying the
early history of Arizona, next Tues
day, May 1S. You should not miss
this. 1t will be wonderful.
The Arizona copper camp., 1920-05-15

T. S. Jacobs and wife of Ray attend
ed the Eastern Star banquet in Flor
ence last Friday evening and lodge at
night.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-12-24
HOUSE IN COAL MINE
STRIKE ZONE BURNS

williamson. W Va. Dec. l6, la6ar
NATION OF the burning last Saturday
nignt ur tho rrslu"ncc occupied ~
Mont williamson, mlnc foreman NJ
Ior,l"rlnnh W Va IN thr Minso Ssal
strike district. was. received hero 10
night by A l. Armrulrout. vice prosi-
dent and general superintendent or ne
HnIicrnud Coal company minea
Mr Nru"utruut said that an inyes-
legation Of the nru led him to believe
that 1t was .lncondlnry Threats bad
been made to burn the house, he sAid.
The wife OF williamson boarded non
uuiOn miners. the superintendent stat
ed
R1rdcrlnuh was affected originally
by the strike called IN tho MIngo ooun
~ fields last jay and has been the
sconr Of several acts OF violence Alnce
operations were resumed s0yeral
months ago.
l2lwood Simpk!nH employed by the
Alma Cedar Coal company. near Nate
wan, wnR set upon and beaten by three
men. according. To report received at
military headquarters hero today.
Simpkins made affidavit that no had
been employed by the coal company
when it's mines resumed operations last
week. after having been III" since the
strike was called in the MingO Held
July |.
Ito also stated tina, he had been al
tackled by thrc" men. who broke his
nose Rnd otherwise iniur"d him
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-12-24
Warden Of the
Frankfort Penitcntiary
Quits The Job

Tn" following In from Tho C!nc1n.
matt Enquirer:
Though the management Of kvntu"
ky's prisons and charitable" Institu
,!,ls was oslrnsihly taken ont OF poll
urs by the Republican administration,
4, caused a profound stir In political
rlyc}rs this week when It h"Cam"
known that William Meyer. Sup"rin-
,undrut at tn" stat" R"fUrmhtory, ~
gong to quit January ! u rcHum" ms
position ~ associate director OF de-
pendeuts and delinquCuIs under III"
I'rrsby terrain Board OF Temperance and
Moral Welfare.
Mr.. Meyer, in announcing his rcstg-
nation. said he didn't understand when
employed that he was to remain per
manentIy. that he believes tn" critical
period in the formation Of the organ
cation has passed, and that an "Npcr-
.uccd prison man can now take up
.i,o work and handle 1t where hr left
or.
..iuyor Is the second Warden IN"
Frankfort prison has had during tn"
P-punlirnn reign Of one year. |. NJ.
Davis was tn" first one and whoa II
,Rs decided to appoint Meyer Davis
was mad" member fthc Tax Com
mission.
II IL AN open secret that all In not
serene IN the conduct OF the Frankfort
Institution. The appointment Of Meyer
was "A manifestation of the policy 81;
the Board 81 Charities and Corrections
to employ experts" instead Of naming
a man on political basis
When Muycr took charge he found
that many OF the men under him were
holding on because OF political In
fluoncc. He Topped on score. causing
much displcasurc among the dcaorv-
ing. who couldn't sec why the spells
shouldn't go to the victor, Meyer also
male many changes In thu regulations
one Of the features OF his short ad-
ministration has been the escape Of
numerous prisoners. The murder OF
Miss Lura Parsons a mountain school
teacher. brought out the fact that the
road working COnViCts weren't ns close
~ tabled az they might be and tn"
Ginger OF suspicion pointed 10 a couple"
Of them,
-Four prisoners went over the stock
AIDE fence early one morning 200 feet
from two armed guards in the towers.
Three at different times one morning
slipped beneath the fence, although a
guard with nothing TO do but watch
them was near; three sawed through
prison bars and escaped through a
trap in the roof on which three. guards
were stationed one being charged sole
~ with the duty of watching the door
h., M thatr
A Republican leader Is authority for
the statement that the Board Of Char
tics and Corrections has been kceniy
distressed at this expert" admin!strn-
| ton of the Frankfort prison. He says
that the board thought 1t best to permit
| Mr.. Meyer to take advantage of an OPP
portunity to accept the position which
| he formerly filled. Tho deficit OF tho
| institution Is extremely large. There
has been no hint of Meyers successor.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-12-24
LAST NOTICE TO
DELINQUENT TAXPAYERS

Al taxes due county and state not
paid before Dec. ist are now far past
due ard have per cent penalty
added The Inv adds anothe: per
cent Jan. Let, and requires levy TO be
made to enforce collection.
e w NJ. TAYLOR. Sheriff.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-12-24
A Timely Signal
By WALTER J. DELANEY
CcfSoeass.sScg.i.Gs Ecc


stop Danger"
The post ut rhf crossing bore the
sign and from the window Of the little
watchrnan's Shanty hnInty white
hand was extended. Wnviur Ii warning
red tng The automobile In which
Wade nySnrt and his friend Ncl,m
PrnuIy, we're seated had already Init.
ed
"Iiumph - calculated the latter us
YOU can Sce II train coming half n
mile away down the rails IN either
direction II seems tu me that all this
notification OF peril Is somewhat su.
pprtnous
Pop, Al that moment, ~ IN" trnin
thunderrd by. there was disturbing
eNploS on. and DNSurl got out Of he
machine to view Hat rear tire
perhaps II is better to heed sig
nails an All occasions" observed by
sart "A blowout or n deaG engine
going across the rnils might mem dis
nstrr See here Pr"uty | have no cN.
ira tube. | noticed u garage Just huck
hit Won't you run back nuh get
tube "hlle ger Things ready TO put
Il in"
sur" 'h'h2' r">p"h"'" '''' "S'''
"''' "ou "'''"''''",''''E run y ""'
stecrcd by rbr wheel \ hlr HNsnrl
pn.ucd III" uurhiur 10 uu" >ttr and
'h"'r Pronty started IN his mtS~t"n
TySnrr had the tire all read, "a. rh'
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,orr, :, IN. nrI, n,n,- am, ~ rho
,,,y,
,no,nrr train wen, hy This time
"rhr u.prrrm,r' ,.,mr nur ~ the
shpnr, and p,sarr .,,,. ,grrrlsrd nrd
rr,,ritinI IA corrh ,,.hl ~ a urarh at
tired hrar,v. f,rct ,lrr M about rish,.
cen rhr owner Of ,hr rrer,y bnpd thar
hot ,rnvir,s,v ortr.,rrrd MS attention
She vpyrd th. Gor 10 nolt a farm
er,s va.on ON IN, other side of the
rpIlrood. and then rs fhc rrnln passed
went hncR inro the shnntv. Nor fur
many moon had Wade DySnrt Seen
more attractive being
He could moi resist the Impulse 10
stroll towards the little structure She
nodded pIeasanrly as he fnc.d the
omen window
"A break down. and whiting Tor nv
friend" ne remarked. more from tho
hon, NJ nurrinr In ,Nr time engaging
In conversation than ANYTHING else.
"Ir Is ALWAYS hest 10 follow the
rules" she rnnlird
"Ynn seen, in be ~ home here said
DvsarI. norIc.rg a book rpn nnh
comfortable rocking chair
"OuIy for the pnst uyo days" re-
uIl.d the r,rI .sThc rcru,or wnrchmau
Is Mr. Martin and tive NJ hts houg,,
nj present Some one lind to ncl ~
srh>ffrute So yuI5rn,rrr,.rI
81 see ohsrr, ed p,snrr .rhuugmmI.
~ hut somcv hat mvstIhrd for the girl
did NOT suggest the typIcnl village
maiden ar the humble md obscure
Just thcn prouty appenrrd There was
m excuse for further conversation. and
Dvsort went bnch 10 the automobile.
"StoD " he soriI,.ouIzed eft was
,,.o-,h s,o,,,i,,"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-12
TIMELY HITTING
SCORES VICTORY
South Side Team Stages
Usual rabbit Foot"
Rally in Ninth.

Hank Aguierre took a look at the
score board
He then reached down IN his hip
pocket and drew forth a rabbits
foot metaphorically speaking. This
Hang rubbed on the bats OF the In
ternational players in the first half
Of the ninth inning. Result, Inter
nationals seven. Zone six Four runs
were scored by the hard hitting tribe
coming from behind in the 2in-h
stanza Sunday afternoon at RIO
Grande park and brought the fans
to their feet by one Of those sterling
final inning rallies which have Tea
tured every game played TO date by
the International team Individual
nen and ginger combined with a COL
lective fighting strength again made
victory possible after Il appeared to
have been cinched by the Zone team.
Crozfer Pitched HHndfly.
Crozier outTitched Leyva. Taking
the mound in the second inning when
the Internationals began TO take ad-
vantage Of Manners witness. the
high school boy pitched masteFfui
bail FOR seven innings; In the par
lance OF the circus he had the Inter
nationals eating out Of his hand
Only six hits were made off him
during the time he was on the mound
while q grand total OF Il were niczed
Off the delivery Of IeyTa- Ability to
uMLIEA LDElE naAE ana make every NlE=
sih1e advantage count returned the
south slders victorious hut It must
be said that they "got the breaks"
II a baseball club ever did receive
the long end OF the luck IN this
strfkinglv uncertain pastime.
Had A Good Chance.
Shortstop Smith OF the Zone team
had two chances to win the game for
the Zone bows. In the ninth with the
Supply AGGREGATION two runs to the
good he allowed an easy one TO get
through him and II started the rally
IN the last half Of the same inning
he vas on third with the tieing run
On a sacrifice fly to center, Smith
ran half way I'D the third base line
and consequently was not on the bag
ready TO make the dash home when
the catch was made.
II ne had the game would have
gone into extra innings and there
would have been little doubt OF the
result.
Teams playing the quality OF ball
OF the Internationals deserve to win
They are fighters. 1t doesn't make
any difference whether the score is
IN their favor or against them they
have an lngrained streak OF scrappi-
ness and-EVERT CANE THIS I
have won IN this way
il certainly plays to fight hard. I
They have prov ed It
Knights Drop Game.
The Knights OF Columbus played a
splendid game against lieut. "Bill' I
(Continued on next paEe.)
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-12
SCRAPPY MIXER
SHOWS SCIENCE
Meets Dandy Dick Griffin
at Bunch Bowl Arena
on July IS.

Kid Fayo started hammering his
5parrlng partners-ali except one-ln
The International club when he pulled
on the gloves and went ssFeral fast
rounds with his staff OF sssinilators.
Gene brother OF the aggressive
kid" was on hand to see that he
trained properly and also donned the
leather for a minute or two with his
hard hitting brother who Is 70 meet
Dick Griffin at Fl Bliss on July 10.
Has Lots Of Speed
Payo right now seems to Be the
greatest little fighting machine de-
Veloped IN these parts In a long time.
The victor OF the HaWl<ins-Payo mix
up Is hitting better, r. faster and has
more speed than when he appeared
against this hard hitting sluERer.
Payo Is going 20 step into the ring
In the pink OF condition when he
faces Griffin and he viii give the
eastern Texas boy a run for his
money that VIII be long remembered
Griffin e scheduled to arrive e.
the city within the next few hours.
There has been a persistent report
that the Fl Worth mixer Is sched-
uled 10 box Ralph Lincoln IN Dallas
tonight, but nothing definite has
been heard. Several DAYS aEo he
wired matchmaker Jimmy Erwin that
he was ready 70 come. Jack Taylor,
a personal friend OF Griffin, has been
busy making plans for the reception
OF the little mixer. Taylor vii have
charge OF the training q Griffin.
Dandy Dick" has had two bouts
since he appeared here with Freddie
Hill-as the manager Of thu latter
IN the event he defeats one Of the
Payo brothers he viii have tbs other
% beat and he IS overlooking nothing
that VII contribute to victory.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-12
Snappy Games
In Army League

The official army baseball league
schedule for this week follows:
Monday. July u, Seventh cavalry
vs. Eighth cavalry, 1870 p. m
Monday, July u, F. IA C 10
vs. NJ T. R. q. 315. following first
game.
Tuesday. July Is. SIND P. A. vs.. n
T. r. Z. 315. $50 D. m.
Wednesday. July Il. F. IA C. 10
vs.. Remount, $3.50 p. m.
Thursday. July IS, Seventh cavalry
vs.. Remount, 2:3O p. m.
Friday, July Is, Eighth cavalry
vs.. F. IA. c. 10. ESQ p. m
All games except double headers
shall commence at 2:3O sharp. Owing
to troops leaving on vacation soon the
season must be hurried. Base Hospi-
tai and N. T. C. 80 has been dropped
from the league.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-12
What Do You
Know About Sport?

l. In how many rounds did Jack
Dempsey knock out Bill Brennan2
2 which boxer made famous the
saying The bigger they come the
3. Did Charles S. Garland ever
play tennis at wimbledon. England,
before this year2
4 How old is Charles Paddock, the
-star sprinter2
5. is It an earned run off a pitcher
II man is passed purposely later
! c. what is the worlds record for
the 10 meter hurdles2
z. Which were the leading clubs IN
batting in the majors last year?
s. Which were the leading clubs In
fielding in the majors last year2
g. How many pennants did Frank
Chance win as a manager2
10 What was the most hits made
IN one game in the 1913 worlds
series2
Answers to Saturdays Questions.
/. Hank Gowdy day" was cele-
brated in Boston, Nay %, 1872
2. St Louis won but one game at
Cincinnati last season.
3. Veeck was elected president OF
The Cubs July 6, 1913.
4. On July IS. 1919. Ruth hit a
homer off Coombs in the ninth with
the bases filled. winning for Boston
by one run Foil resigned the next
day.
5. At Belmont park, the horses run
the wrong way Of the track.
6. Walter R. Cox IS known as
Long Shot"
z. The best time IN the OIympiads
for the 200 meters has been 213 sec
onds
8. A tennis player cannot volley
the bail before It has crossed the net.
g. Moran lost to Johnson in 20
rounds at Paris in 1913 and TO Willard
in ten rounds at New York in 1916.
l. Al Mccoy wa known as the
cheese" champion because he re-
fused to meet any Of the good men
Copyright, 1920. Thompson Feature
Service.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-12
GUY elliott A
BUSY ATHLETE

Des Moines. Iowa. July 12--Guy
Elliott. champion welterweight OF the
middle west and a claimant OF the
worlds championship. viii not be
able 70 meet Matty 8latsuda. the Jap
champion and claimant Of the welter-
weight title at FL Paso for at least
four or five weeks.
The Iowan has lined up a number Of
mat bouts for the next four weeks
with many Of the best restlers IN this
Spencer the 18th Of July, takes on a
local lad at Corning the following
week and is also booked for a finish
match at Waverly the 29th. Elliott
also has signed for matches at Omaha
and Lincoln but the dates and his
opponents have not been selected.
Is A Big Favorite.
The local welterWeight IS a big
favorite In this section He has
beaten all Of his opponents and be-
cause OF his nashy work Is IN great
demand
Elliott was offered a date BY the
Fl Paso promoter for early August.
but he was unable 70 accept the
match. He Is anxious to tackle Mat
suda and has written the FL Paso
promoter that he can make the trip
south for the important match the
early part OF the fall
A match between Elliott and Mat
suda would be for the worlds weller
weight championship and the winner
would have an undisputed claim TO
the title.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-12

Tommy Carter
Goes To Phoenix

Tommy Carter, southwestern light
weight champion. left Monday after
noon for Phoenix. Ariz-. where on
Friday night he viii meet Leo Houck
Of the Pacific coast IN a ten round
bout Frankie Fowzer who viii be on
the same card with Carter viii also
leave while referee Jack Mcdonald.
who viii be behind Fowser IN the en-
gagement viii 90 with the two boys.
tough fat bay OF the Pacific coast
He and Carter have been in training
for some time IN preparation for the
contest
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-12
La Mesa WauopS
Lester Motor

In a snappily played game at thu
High school stadium Sunday after
noon the Ia Mesa, n. NJ. team from
the upper valley defeated the fast
Lester motor aggregation BY the
score Of six to one The game was q
pretty pitchers battle between Sui
livan OF the La Mesa team. and Jody
Mccormick for the motor nine. Sui
Ivan IS the same veteran who made
sandlot history several years ago In
FL Paso-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-12
Bernard Wants
To Battle Here

Kir Bernard. Of St Louis. scrappy
bantam boxer. who defeated Pete
Cross at Stafford. Ariz-, July 5, writes
Herald sports that he would Ike. to
arrange a match here with some fast
boy Of his weight Bernard earned
the decision over Cross in ten rounds
Of fast, clever milling. Stafford fans,
II Is said. are DESTROYS Of seeing
Cross and Bernard in action again
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-12
.IINro nREAKs REcoRp.

lean record for a mile and a half was
euualed here Saturday when Mimic II
ran the distance in 2:2e SIS and estab-
lished a new record for the track.
winning the Daniel Boone handicap.
The previous track record was
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-12

Cleveland ..----.---...-.. 10 900 300
Washington -----..--.---.. 900 0o0 ooO-g
Two base hits. Shanks. Jameson Three
base hits. Chapman, Speaker Base on balls
off johnson. 2; off Morton, . Innings
pitched. johnson, z: Erickson. .. Struckout,
by Johnson g.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-12
Terminal Team
Defeats Bankers

The First National bank team went
down TO defeat Sunday morning be-
fore the speedy Terminal aggrega-
ton by the score OF five TO three.
Friend and A Hammonds engaged in
a pitching duel which contributed to
making pastime fast and snappy.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-12
BABE GETS27TH
CIRCUIT WALLOP

New York July 12.-New York made 1t
three out OF four from Detroit Sunday.
winning the final game OF the series. The
Tigers outbatted the Yankees but with the
exception OF the sixth inning Mays kept
the hits scattered. IN the third Ruth made
E-z n-.E En--a LII Of he So an-l-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-12

First National Bank 1890. 100 90 e-3
7 terminals .-----..- -. vuy w -
Two base hit. Ellis. Three base hit Ellis
Double play. Paschal . Warren Struck
out. BY Friend. ,. By Porter. 3; By Ham
nonds. Il Base on halls. of Friend, l.
of Porter. 4; off Hammonds 2, Left on
bases Terminals. s; First National Bank.
g. Passel bah Biefer. Time OF game. 1.51-
Umpire, Jones.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-12

Sacrifice lift. Sullivan Two base hits,
Carson. Apodaca- Double play. Sullivan 70
Lewis TO walker Struckout, BY McCor-
mick 4; by Sullivan, 3. Base on balls. of
Mccormick. L Left on bases. Ia Mesa,
g. Lester. 9. Kit BY pitched ball. By Nc
Cormick (Chant). Time Of game. l:s8.
Umpire. Smith.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-12
Many Entrants
For "Y' Camp

Someone has said that the man
seeking rest and change should never
seek a summer hotel as the bell boy
gets the change and the landlord
gets the rest. This cannot be said OF
the Y. n c. A. summer camp FOR men
to be held at Mountain Park. \. II.
during the first two weeks IN August.
The camp viii partake OF some Of the
hotel features in that vacationists
VIII be taken care Of for shor periods
but the landlord and bell boys viii
be conspicuous by their absence"
says director A L Holm.
However, their places viii be filled
by a physical director and a cook.
The cook will furnish a change OF
grub in larger quantities than IS con-
sumed a. home and the physical
director viii furnish the rest after
the camper has taken enough exercise
to make a rest 5ustifiable-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-12

New Orleans, La, July 12-"Happy'
Littleton Of New Orleans earned a de-
cision over George Chip OF wcastle,
Pa. former middleweight champion.
Saturday night in & terrific 15-round
bout
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-12
Los Angeles Boy
Sets Swim Mark

Chicago. Ills, July 12.-Ray Kegeris
OF the Los Angeles A. c., a swimmer
virtually unknown to the eastern
swimming world, sprung a surprise
IN the national Olympic swimming
tryouts in the Lincoln Park lagoon
Sunday by winning the 100 meter
back stroke. Kegeris stroked the
distance in 1.22 3-5, two and one
fifth seconds slower than the Olympic
record held by Harry Hebner. OF the
Illinois A. C. ". Kealoha OF laval
was cecond and H H Kruger Of
third.