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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-12-20
SAVE So GIRLS IN FIRE.

" PHILADELPHIA December 90
Fire destroyed a two-story dormi-
tory of the Lutheran Orphans Home
and Asylum. in Germantown. sixty
eight girls were asleep in the build
ing when the fire broke out, but,
through the heroic work of nurses,
matrons and firemen all were gotten
out safely.
Twenty-six of the children. two
matrons and one fireman were over
come by smoke. The loss was estl-
mated at 100000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-12-20
ARGENTINE TRADE TOTAL,

BUENOS AIRES, December 1s.-Ar-
gentina's foreign commerce for 1920
will. it is estimated. amount to 1861
000,00 pesos gold, OF which $4,000
600 pesos we're IMPORTS and f,OO6 ,oOO,-
900 pesos exports. according to the re-
port of the director of general stalls
tics. made public today. This repre-
sents decrease of 24.000, 900 pesos in
exports and an increase of 19S,000.-
900 pesos in imports as compared with
1919.
The favorable trade balance of the
past few years is now reduced to
1852 100000 pesos.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-12-20
EDITOR GETS CHALLENGE.
Former Mexican Minister Angered
by Oil Charges.

MEXICO CITY, December 19.-Sal-
vador Alvarado, former minister OF
the treasury, has challenged Felix
Palavacini, editor of Ell Universal 10
a duel, which the latter has not &C
cepted. -.
The challenge followed the publ
cation by the newspaper of charges
that Alvarado had obtained the con-
cession to build an oil pipe line from
Tuxpam to Mexico City, and other
concessions which were alleged TO
have been granted irregu1arly during
the minister's incumbency.
The challenge stipulated that the
duel was to be fought with pistols at
z o'clock in the morning. at Chapuite-
pee Park.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-12-20
GERMAN ENVOY ON DUTY.
Congratulates Argentina on With
|. drawing From League Assembly.

BUENoS AIRES, December 1S.-The
new German minister to Argentina,
Adolph PAUL., arrived in Buenos
Aires late yesterday. He told the
Argentine newspaper men that the
withdrawal of Argentina from THE
assembly of the league Of nations at
Geneva had caused a sensation in
Germany. The ideas Of Foreign Min
lister Pueyrredon, said Herr PAUL..
were in agreement. with those of
Germany with reference to the equal
rights and opportunities Of all ma
tions without the obstacles which the
treaty of Versailles imposes on them.
Argentina, as the champion of those
rights. declared the minister had
gained the gratitude not only OF Ger
many but Of the whole world.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-12-20
Births Reported.

The following births have been reported ,
the health department within the last twent
four hours:
Anthony and Chloe L. H. Granso. bov
MILAN MILAN ID. and Nellie V; FRANKIE, boy.
clarence y: and Sarah P. Evans, girl.
Joseph and Doro Wolkowsky, boy.
Robert I. and Ef1po T. Young girl.
James Q. and Pearl C. Tonge, bow.
WilI1am +. and Rebecca L. NOtz. girl
ray A. and Anna NJ. Williams, girl.
irving 3. and Cecile Fusfeld, boy.
John H. and Virginia Statesman. bor
samuel and Lena Hutcher girl
Elmer +: and Ethel Southland, boy.
Ellsworth ID. and Elsa II. Cox, girl.
Iharies l.. and Hazel I. Briscoe. Ioy.
John L. and Winfred Durham how
aaiph y. and Bernice b. Small. boy
Louis and Fannie Gordon. girl
iHoinas u. and Pearl NJ. Stackhouse GIRL
Henry d. and Mildred Il, Reed hoy @'
Mllllam H. and Grace Riley, girl
Joseph II. and Mildred l.. Goodijng bov
Arthur f. and OOrda Cook girl wy
Irving II. and Elsie d. Silverberp bov
Ihomas and Sophia Worsham. bSv.
William II. ana Pearl R. Sen,eney o;r,
John IL. and Hattie Ma jor, boy.
Charies ID. and Marguerite II. Jovce hov
Morris T. and Easie M. Turner girl
CHARLES A. and Mildred v. Slaughter hor
Joseph b. and Elizabeth f. Gray' Inv wy
Norman a. and Lena I. Hedgeman. Fir,
Luther and Della Vailes, how. pill
Horace ]. and Pearfinea Jefferson cir,
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OIL LANDS TRANSFERRED.
Southern Pacific Land Company in
$3,s1O.oOO Deal.

FRESNO, Calf. December 2O-The
Southern Pacific Land Company, as
vendor, has filed deed here trans
ferring to the Pacific Oil Company, as
yendee, all its oil land holdings in
Kings. Tulare and Fresno counties
The consideration was stated to be
approximately $3,810,900.
The transaction is part of the re-
Gently announced plan of the South
ern Pacific Company to divest itself
transfer to a new corporation or
ganized in Delaware.
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CLEAR Ex-RULER CHAIR Es

BERNIE, Switzerland, December 10
The Swiss police. after an inyestipu :
ton, have reported that they fonnd
no evidence that former Emperor
Charles of Austria-Hungary had
abused the hospitality of Switzerland
by secret intrigues in pursuance of
plans to regain a throne.
The accusations came from socialist
and communist sources, and were
considered specific enough by the
police to warrant an investigation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-12-20
SISTER DIES AT CONVENT.
Miss Bertha Mckinley Was For
merly of Georgetown.

Frances de Sales Mckinley, sister
at the Visitation Convent, Frederick.
Md. died Wednesday at that institu-
ton.
the convent as Miss Bertha Mckinley.
daughter of the late William H. and
Mary s. Mckinley of Georgtown-
Funeral services were held Friday
morning, with her brothers acting as
pallbearers. Rev. Father Kane offi-
ciated. 3
MISS Mckinley entered the Visitation
Convent twenty-five years. ago. She
was teacher of English and embroid-
ery at the time of her DEATH
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-12-20

Mrs. Lafe Bud went t. party
yesterday afternoon an met
some nice people an learned a
few new drinks.
Mrs. Tilford Moots poisoned
her family this mornin' when
she mistook tn pencil sharpener
fer tn coffee mill.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-12-20
SET RATE HEARING.

Hearing on complaint of the Wash
ington Steel and Ordnance Company
AGAINST alleged excessive charges on
TRANSFORMATION Of coal via the Bal
timore and Ohio and the Chesapeake
and Ohio railroads to the steel COM
pany's plant at Giesboro Point; D. c..
was assigned today by the, Interstate
Commerce Commission to be held be-
fore Examiner Gaddess January IL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-12-20

two small daughters. aged four and
six; by his mother, Mrs q. T. Sewers.
and by a sister, Mrs. Samson Lane
Faison. wife of Col Faison, U. S. A.
Funeral services will be held at
the residence tomorrow afternoon at
2 o'clock. Interment will be made in
Rock Creek cemetery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-12-20

To insure themselves against over
sleeping the Chinese sometimes tie a
long piece Of joss-stick to one of their
thumbs. light it, and lie down to
rest. When the stick burns to the
flesh the pain awakens them, and
they quickly arise.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-12-20

In the Black Forest Christmas OF.
fule Is known as Log day" Each
man and his sons cut down their
own log and the customary greet
ing is. "A merry log day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-12-20

Nearly 10000 patents have been
granted in the United States for car
riageS and wagons
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-12-20

In Ashanti child il usually given
the name. Of the day of the week
lea which it was born.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK.
holders Of the Security Savings and Commercial
Bank. Washington. D: C.. will be held on Tues.
day, January IL, 1921, at IL O'Clock an, AT
the office of said bank.
OFFICE OF THE FIREMEN's INSURANCE
Company Of Washington and Georgetown 1th
a. and Louasiana ave. n:wane - VIZ
fn<ton and Georgetown will meet at the Office
on Monday, Jan. 3. 1921. for the purpose OF
electing thirteen directors for the ensuing year
Pslls open from IL am. to IL m. W. NJ
HOFFMAN. Secretary.
NOTTCEITHE ANNUAL. MEETING OF The
shareholders OF the Second National Bank
Washington. u. c., for the election Of directors
for the ensuing year and for the transaction OF
such other business may be properly brought
at 4: O'Clock noon on Tuesday, January IL:
1921. Polls Will be open between the hours Of
II O'Clock noon and = O'Clock pm SlCTOh
u. DEYBBR. Cashier.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK
holders of the Washington Market Company
will he held in the office Of the company, in
city Of Washington. D. G.. at II o'clock noon
on the FIRST MONDAY. being the Ord day. Of
ysnus iss for the choice Of IA sh r. snt on on
any other subject within the powers OF the cor
porstion that may be hr1ughf ssfors the meet
washington. D. G., December 20. 1s2D.
de20.I.2
THE NATIONAL CAPITAL BASk.
The annus, meeting Of the stockholders Of
the National Capital Bank of Washington.
D. c.. for the election Of directors and the
brought before the meeting. will be held Tues
day. January H. 1871 at the bank a,s, between =,
II. G. STEWART. Cashier.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK
holders Of the Lincoln National Bank for the
election Of directors. and such other business
may properly come before the meeting. VIII
be held at the banking house Tuesday. January
u, 1871. between Il m. and pm. Books
for the transfer Of stock will be closed from
December 20, 1920 to January IL 1921
ALBERT s. galley. Cashier.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE AN
National Bank of Washington. ID. c., for the
aJection Of directors and the transaction OF
meeting will be held at the banking honse on
TUESDAY, January IL. 1871. The polls will re-
main open from II O'Clock am. until II O'Clock
noon r. v. FLEMING. Cashier.
CHRISTMAS SCGG Observation-Disclosures SOM
erviile sanitary brushes: genuine reversible fur
felt cushion rugs PROGRESSIVE SALES
COMPANY. eos = NV. "A.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK
will be held at their Office THURSDAY, Jan
uary 9Th. 1871. for the purpose of efecting ON
GERS and directors for the ensuing year. Polls
'0sa ''0' CH8RLEs IL. KINpLE. Secretary.
COME 10 SMITHS CIDER MIII. AND GET
your sweet Xmas cider ut 15c gal. Six miles
from ID. @. line 9TH st. road. 24s
PIANOS FOR RENT-wE HAVE CHOICE
selection OF grands and uprights. Rent applied
on purchase price by agreement. HUGO
wORCH. ITO G. victrolas and records
SPECIAL MOVING PICTURES FOR THE
children during the holidays Furnish films and
moving picture machine complete at your home.
Phone Main sss9. Mr.. Ben Inst. 24e
sTHEPLE ToM-HIGH CLIMBING WORK on
steeples. hagpoIes, water tanks. smokestacks
shis chinneys. 1s2e l. st. Frank. 27os. 22'
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-26
Intentional Pass Is Unpopular
Fans Want It Out Entirely

Anew YORK, Aug. 7s-The interna-
IN tional pass rule IN baseball is con
suuinE The interest OF fans al
over the country-and. strangely
enough, because Babe Ruth e repre-
sensitive OF New York is the cause OF
most Of the Indignation
The intentional pass thing has been
a thorny sticker in the side OF base
bail for years and years The fans
never have liked it. and the players
themselves, although taking aovan-
tage Of It whenever Il was thought
necessary, nevertheless. have often
admitted that. at best. It was rather
a shady piece Of work
Must Follow Rules.
Baseball is the only game IN which
a star player may be made impotent
through distortion OF the rules There
isn't another sport where an offensive
weapon OF great strength can be
turned 70 nothing simply by refusing
10 admit the spirit Of a rule
Last winter the Joint rules
committee OF the major leagues
got together in n bold effort to
do away with the Intentional
pass. The result was that q rui-
Ing was made which forbade n
catcher stepping from his box
before q pitch was delivered II
therefore became necessary only
for the catcher to jump out OF the
box aftt- the pitch vFaa made.
What 8 lot OF rot that rule Isl II
doesn't even begin 70 correct the fault
the rules committee sought to elimi-
nate And to q nan on the side
lines It looks very much as II the
rules committee knew Il wouldn't
work.
Bur It SHOULD Be Corrected.
It is asking a lot Of baseball %
correct its playing code 70 benefit
one parsonage There probably won't
be another Ruth around for q good
many years, but arguments that in
clude this statement do not take
into account the Speakers. Jacksons.
Cobbs, Hornsbys. Wheats and other
luninaries who suffer constantly
from violation OF the International
pass rule. Fandon has been roaring
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-26

This paa done to keep the ana
bilious boy from winning more
than one title
The allotment OF pointH IL a.
follows
Fourteen points shall be scored
fo- attack and defeuse.
Attack shall cover clean hits, az
gressive action and well delivered
partial hits
Defense shalGcover blocking max
ing an opponent miss. balance and
headlnsss TO counter attack
-Four points shall be scored for gen
eralship and style
By generaiship the term shall IN.
dicate the Development OF best nat
ural advantages. coupled with intui-
ton and the ability 70 grasp quickis
the advantage OF any opening given
by an opponent.
Two points are TO be given for az
gressiveness, Indicating willingness.
% press aggrsssively forward in fzcs
Of punihment
The referee who allows the tight
ers % clinchs use the kidney glow hit
and hold. should do well BY reading
these rules
The average referee renders 5udg-
ment BY guessing and not by the
facts OF battle or what has rrans-
PRED before him
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-26
Northern Direct
Wins Four Heats

Poughkespsie. \. T. Aug. 2s.-
Pittman with Northern Direct won a
stirring four heat victory in the
Vassar 2:12 class pacing, the feature
OF the grand circuit wednesday
Playing second 70 Symbol s. Forest
and Darvestsr. in the first two heats,
the son OF The Northern Man took
the third and fourth and deciding
mills with beautiful bursts OF speed
down the home stretch. Harvester
was second
Bonnie Del outclsssed the field in
the 2.09 trot. winning all threB heats.
Moko A1worthy was secozd in all
three heats. with Laoe Riddle third
in the summaries. T0otsie Toiss and
Selka had q tight duel in the 2:07
trot, but the former had the edge
and won all three heats. Ina Jay.
Ernst's old czmpaignsr. made her
first appearance here since her big
year. 1917, but found the going not
20 her liking and was drawn before
the third heat after having rata
third In the first two.
II. Fleming with Media was the
class OF the 2-05 trot-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-26
.cyRedsW Win Three Straight Indians Again Lose
Montana And CIapham, Sept. 1
British Title Is At Stake

dull" MONTANA. movie villain.
ID wrestling star and sparrinE
partner Of Douglas Fairbanks
viii arrive in the city this evening,
Bull is TO meet Sam Chaplain the
British wrestling champion here on
the ground early and raminarize him
self with the altitude before he meets
the husky Chaplain
Has Visited Fl PasO.
Montana stopped over in E. Faso
several days ago and spent a day
or two visiting with friends and
looking over the city which he
unanimously declared was the best
town he had ever seen He has just
finished a big picture directed By
Marshal Nsilan at Los Angeles, en-
titled GO and Get it." and while he
is taking a vacation from the movies
he Is not overlooking loose change
that Is laying around in the wrestling
game.
In the meeting Of Chaplain and
Montana, the Fl Paso wrestling
association which Is headed By
matchmaker John Mcintosh feels
that Il Il obtaining two Of the
best men In the light heavyweight
diviafon- The EuEliah champion
who, By the way, arrived In the
city Wednesday night has met
Earl Candocks Joe etecherr strAn-
Eler Lewis, ZbyEzko and all OF
the foremost men Of HIS division
Montana on the other land, has
afaced 'em all to quote HIS own
rords-
Chaplain Is at present engaged IN
a tour OF the country during which
he has met all OF the lite heaviss-
VII Work Soon.
Chaplain and Montana viii start
work at Liberty hail shortly altar
their arrival and each viii workout
in the afternoon at different hours so
that the fans will have an opportunity
10 see both on the same day
The British champion stated Thurs
day morning that he would begin
training Saturday in AL probability
as he is in splendid condition at
present and does not want TO take
any chances on becoming stale
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-26
New Rules Big Help To Boxing
Glove Game Enjoys Prosperity

Nov that the great state Of New
IN York has legalized boxing and
VIII conduct the same by boxing
commissions. the game viii take on
a big boost all over the United
States and before the snow flies It
viii be going stronger than ever
II the rules and regulations OF the
national collegiate athletic associa-
ton are successful they viii be
adopted IN All the big cities who are
now erecting large suditoriums 70
stage championship boxing bouts
Game Il Popular.
Never in the history Of e Peso
has the boxing game been conducted
as well as Il Is now at Fort Bliss. The
principals are always nicely taken
care Of at the end OF each card and
the split IL made without q scrap Of
paper between the promoters and the
boxers.
As one nan remarked going cut Of
the bowl last Monday night, there is
only one thing that 7 have against
this orgsnization-they need q new
bell
The cleverest thing tie Cole
siate association has done o. the
adOpdcn Of the following rules
No boy weighing four pounds
heavier than his Opponent VIII be
allowed to battle said Opponent
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-26
MYRTLE GARNER
WINS Bin STAKE
Finishes First. in Grand
Circuit Classic; Miss
Pinkerton Second.

Springfield. Ill. Aug. 2ss-Myrtle
Garner. owned By J. r Arge Of Gin
ton. IL. and driven BY Hawkins, won
the chamber Of commerce purse Of
$500 IN the 2.14 trot Wednesday
Summaries:
2.20 troL purse $1,000 Kilo watts.
owned by G. ". Lowery, san Fran
cisco. (Chuds) won; Black Falcon.
CTaylor.l second Unlock (Perry,)
third Best time 2-09z.
z.1s trots purse S150os Myrtle Car
uer won Miss Pinkerton CTzylor,)
second Grace Corning (Owen.) third
Tine z.osA.
2:0s trot, purse $500: llariondEIe.
owned BY O. IL Smith Omaha,
(Owen.) won; Kentucky June fMc-
Aahou.) second sammy P CEgan)
third Tine 2:094-
2:17 pace. purse $500; Wampatuck.
owned by Conlsy and Walsh. Sioux
City. Ia. (ChIds.) won Banner
(Perry) second: Graft Boy (Taylor)
third Tine 2:0sz-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-26

for years over the rule. The fact
that Ruth Is being walked time AFTER
time has added fuel 70 the flames
The fans know and 50 DO ths mag
mates that the base on balls was in
tended as q penalty for poor pitching
It never was and never could be con-
strued otherwise, yet pitchers are
daily using IL to their advantage
Consider the case Of the YAM
KEGS II no other argument Il TO
be used against the walk The
two colonies who own this base
bail club paid lots OF money TO
get into their lineup this won
derful Singer. They not only be-
ueved he would be a whale OF an
attraction, but they also eonsid-
cred II probable he would be able
TO bat the team into q pennant.
He has been passed so many
ffmea with runners on haseE, or
when a run might win q ball
game without anyone On base that
the fans have become dissuHted
with the proceedings.
The Yankees have lowered within
shooting distance OF first place all
season long There isn't a shadow Of
doubt IN the minds OF their followers
that they would be resting on top
today II Babe Ruth had been allowed
TO hit every time he walked TO the
plate There are numerous baseball
games IA the lost column OF the
Yankee standing that might have
been won with a lusty wallop. Ruth
has been deliberately passed in many
Of these
May Change RuIe.
The joint rules committees certainly
wiz have TO take .cognizancs OF the
Shortcomings Of the code when Il
meets again next winter They VIII
have 70 make q change that viii alb
solutely eradicate the intentional
frank 70 first or face q roaring null
titude Of fans who will be crying for
their blood. It really IS e serious sit
uation In the minds OF the supporters
Of the sane. Magnates themselves
may feel that the intentional pass
should remain. but II they are wise
they VIII hearken 70 thu rumbling be-
fore Il is too late
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-26
us. Marines Win
Rifle Tourney

Camp Perry. O.. Aug. 26-The
United Stats marine corps team No.
won the national pistol teams
match which was shot over the So
yard, SLOW fire 25-yard, rapid fire,
and the 25-yard. quick fire rs1rss
wednesday. having a total score Of
1880 out Of a possible 1900. The Phil
ippine scouts dropped into second
place with 1878. while the United
states army team placed third with
1888 points Among other prize vim
ming teams were: Arizona civilian
1855, and California civilian. 12f1.
The shotgun match for state teams
resulted in a tie btween OhIo az
Minnesota, with 211 birds for EACH
team.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-26
.SportQuiz


NV < EMNANNAa
lis the ball IN play II the batter
h Is 10. though when delivered the
pitcher was out OF his box
Are stolen bases credited when
d effort Is made 20 catch the runner2
3-Did Hans Wagner ever hit .4O0z
s-Has Iris Speaker ever battsd
400 IN the ma1ors7
5-What famous jockey went 70 his
death n a race on a Maryland track
a little over z year ago7
6-What Two year old runner has
recently changed hands for the re-
ported price OF S1260002
How many American golfers
have reached the finals IN British
amateur golf champlonships2
Slow many holes 20 q match in
women's national golf chzmpionshlp7
SIS there a rule Ia tennis pro-
hibiting holding the racket with both
hands when hitting q ball7
1o-Do boxers wear anything under
their gloves when IN the ring7
Answers 10 TeIterday's Question:
The lrnickerbocker style o. base
ball uniform was introduced IN 1855
the size OF the diamond has
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-26
Veteran Gunner
Breaks Record

Cleveland o, Aug. 26.-SmzshinE
1ss clay targets out OF q possible 200.
Mark Ario, veteran marksman Of
Champaign Ill, wednesday won the
American amateur championship at
single targets, IS yards rise, one OF
the feature events Of the Grand
American handicap trap shooting
tournament here.
John Nsel. Nashville. won over two
competitors BY breaking rs straight
pigeons
Only four targets separated the
first II narksmen in the amateur
event
The contest for the American pro-
fessional championship. 200 targets
az ar ls-yard rise, resulted in a dead
lock between c. A. Spencer, Of st.
Louis, and r o. Helks, OF Dayton,
o, each breaking 1s5 targets. In q
shoot-off Of 50 birds, Spencer won 4s
TO Is
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-26
Books 4
Scrappy Program

Roswell. n. II. boxing promoters.
with their usual foresigitednesg.
have signed real scrap for Septeu1-
Der 4, and one incidentally. which
VIII bring together two Of the BEST
boys OF the southwest Kid Payo.
oloer brotner OF Gene and former
possessor OF the border feather titIs
Is to tangle with little Red Hogan.
the Irish crack, on this date. Man
sger Ben Ereudensteins who looks out
for the Payo interests, concluded ar
rangsments for the match over the
long distance telephone Wednesday
night.
Payo VIII be accompanied to Ros-
We.l ~ the brilliant Gene, who will
train him for the contest. Horsn
VIII be handled by one Of his SPECIAL
sparring partners, who has been be-
hind the little scrapper in every mill
in the past.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-26
Richie Mitchell
To Box Kelly

Milwaukee, wis. Aug. 26.-Richis
Mitchell. local pride. viii have a
workout at St Louis. August p.
when he meets Harlem Eddie" Kelly
IN an elght-round bout The fact that
Richie defeated LEV Edwards last
spring warrents the belief now that
he viii also hand Mr.. Kelly the sane,
for Edwards twice defeated the New
York boy in Australia last winter.
At that Kelly IS a clever fighter and
has a nifty left hand, but he cannot
stand the pace as he once did. hav-
ing had over 81 fights during his
career. In both Of his fights in Aus
tralia against Edwards the New
York boy fought in splendid form
the first eight rounds. but he could
not stand the pace set BY the Aus
tralian champion. Mitchell. in addi-
peach Of a right and that Is going
TO trouble Eddie.