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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-02
N. Y. World Man Wins
Pulitzer Cash Prize
for Best Ret ting

New York, June award OF the
Pulitzer prize Of 5000 70 John J..
Leary, OF the New York World, FOR
the best example OF a reporters work
in the last year" was made today by
the School Of Journalism at Columbia
university. The work which won the
prize was e series OF articles on the
coal strike last winter.
The $500 Pulitzer prize 1or the best
Newbranch. Of the Evening World
Herald, Omaha Neb. The $1,000 prize
for the best original American play
written in 1913 went TO Eugene
O'Neil, author Of Beyond the Hori-
zon."
Justin II. smith was awarded the
$1,000 prize for his war With Mex
ico.' which was rated as the best
book on the history Of the United
States" printed last year Former
senator Albert J. Beveridge, OF In
diana, won the $1,000 prize for his
Life OF John Marshall" Judged the
best American biography OF the year.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-02

We are now better prepared to
serve you, having inst installed a new
press. Send us your next order and
it viii have our prompt attention.
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Phone 1854. 107 n. Campbell St.
Advertisement.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-02
5 SHOT IN FIGHT
OVER SUGAR CAR

Miami, Okla. June Three men
are dead today and two others
wounded as a result CT an attempt
of three alleged sugar thieves TO
escape in a motor car between Com
merce. Okla. and this city, yesterday
The dead are. Norris Chandler, man
acer Of a Miami wholesale grocery
company; O. B. Nanderpool, a Joplin.
40. detective, and =. ]. Lynch, Of
this place, one OF the alleged thieves.
". II. Hawkins, OF Miami, and C. 3.
Woods. Pither, Okla, grocer, wound
ed. are IN Jail
Lynch. Hawkins and Woods were
arrested when a truck load OF sugar.
believed to have been stolen, reached
the Woods grocery. Lynch and Haw-
kins were handcuffed together and
placed in Chambers car. Lylch Is
said TO have drawn a revolver and
killed Vanderpool and Chandler and
was himself fatally wounded in q gun
fight with his captors- Lynch died
later in a hospital
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-02

Garden seed-rresn ana rull OF life
street.-Ady.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-02

work. and suggested that Mr.. Barnes
request Prof. Taussig, 1ir- Zabras-
kie and other members Of the sugar
equalization board TO present YOU
their recommendation in rhe mat
ter Independent OF myself"
Wanted To Be Relieved.
In the event they should decide to
propose TO congress that control be
continued. Mr.. Hoover urged that a
chairman be named in his place.
Mr.. Tinkham, author Of the reso-
luton for the sugar invest cation,
declared Mr.. Hoover's warning was
reinforced by a request from the
sugar board for executive approval
and purchase OF the Cuban crop" and
that both warnings were uuheeded
by the white house"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-02
BLANES wilson
FOR SUGAR JAM

Washington. D. c. June Copy
Of q cablegram sent from Paris, July
%, 1919, by Herbert Hoover 10 Julius
IL Barnes, president Of the United
States grain corporation. for trans
initial TO president wilson declaring
that determination Of the sugar pol
fcies requires immediate considera-
tion." was made public in the house
yesterday by representative INK
ham. Republican, Massach usetts-
lfr. Tinkham charged that the re-
sponsibility for the high price Of
sugar was placed sQuarely on the
shoulders OF president wilson ihe
Massachusetts representative declared
that she president could reIeVe the
situation even now by following Mr.
Hoover's advice and rstioning nom
essential consumers
aIessage Is Quoted
lfr. Hoover. in his message. said II
was necessary 10 take important de-
cisions as TO sugar control. in this
country in order 70 anticipate the
marketing OF a new beet harvest and
to settle the policy with Cuba, for
sAny continuation Of control win
require action by congress, Mr.
Hoover said, "and il VIII embrace
appropriations, the continuation OF
an embargo and control Of specula-
tfon. nrofiteering and distribution"
Referring to his recommendation IN
1913 for purchase Of the Cuban crop
Jointly with the allies, Whieh was
done, Mr. Hoover said at thu time his
cableeram was sent the United States
was the only large nation possessing
liberal supplies for the cntire year
and al a saving Of 4 cents a pound
under the world price
Measures UrEed for 1920.
Decision must now be made" he
added. "as to whether congress should
be recommended to legislate authority
for the continuation OF these meas
ures over the year 1920, providing
again for purchase Of the Cuban crop
and the control OF domestic produc-
ton, sterilization Of the price and
distribution
Mr.. Hoover called attention TO his
lack Of intimate knowledge Of az
fairs at home, after an absence OF
eight months on European reflex
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-02

Kodak FinIshinE.
209 N. Orsgon-sheldon Hotel Bldg.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-02
Man, los, Visit8 Son
Near Robert Lee, Tex.

Robert Lee. Texas. June 2.-Mr.
Hatley, Of Kimble county, who Is lo5
years Of age. is here on a visit TO
his son. B. F. Hatley, who lives on
the Joplin farm five miles north Of
town. Mr.. Hatley was born IN 1915,
and both his hearing and eyesight
are good, notwithstanding his ex-
IRENE age He enjoys excellent
health. and gets around like the aver
age man Of go years
Iowa was the first state to elect
women as county superintendents Of
schools.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-02

JAMES G. Men
F. N. KURCHIsON, viee-Prssident
EDGAR ". KAYsER, viee-President
J. E. BENTON. vics-Prssidsut
WEBB C. HADEN, Cashier
4. c. DUNBAR, Assistant Cashier
E. D. RAYNOLDs, Assistant Cashier
B. L. MYERS, Assistant Cashier
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-02
Officers

AIRY, President
W. L TOOLEY. vice-Prssidsnt
H. z. CHRISTIE, viee-Prssideut
MAX MOVE, yies-President
P. F. KNIGHT, Assistant Cashier
C. A. WISE, Assistant Cashier
F. E. GILLETT, Assistant Cashier
WM. GRAVES, Auditor
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-02

Directors

JOSHUA S RAYNOLDS, Chairman
j. Z BENTON T. NJ MURCHlS0N
81 BERG II. NATIONS
II. I. CHRISTIE @. NJ NEWMAN
]. o. CROCKETT r. B. ORNDORFF
j.. B. DALE c. S. PICKRELL
r 81 DUDLEY G.. B. RYAN
E. c. HE'D H SEGGERMAN
T. ". KAYSER Fl. B. STEVENS
j. ERAKAUER G. W THEISEN
P. II. LUCKETT W. L. TOOLEY
J. G. McNARY ". W. TURNEY
NJ MOVE z. 7. WHITE
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-01
Dempsey Is Ready To Battle
French Champ TakesLife Easy


MILWAUKEE,. Wis, July 1-Now
W that Jack Dempsey, worlds
heavyweight titleholder, has
evasion, there is nothing to prevent
the early contamination OF match
between the champion and Georges
Carpenter, European champion, for
the worlds crown
The Frenchman has been in the
states over two months now giving
boxing exhibitions and doing a
movie" picture stunt. and wherever
he has performed he has made a de-
ability. His match with Battling
Levinslry for the heavyweight title,
scheduled for the latter part OF July,
has been put over until October 10 as
Georges intends returning to France
for a short stay. leaving these shores
July 10
would Defeat Levinsly.
From what we have seen OF Carpen-
tier there Is good reason 70 think he
would defeat Levinsky. but as 70 the
outcome Of a contest with Dempsey
il Is another matter.
OF course there a. a great dr.
ference between boxing eNhibl-
lions and a real fight, but just
the same Carpenter showed IN
hia sparrinE work that he "a
faster than any man Dempsey
ever met, hits harder and under
stands the game thoroughly he
hits from any angle and f. quick
n lightning. He works in close
and that "a where he might bother
Jack, for the latter likes TO swing
with either hand from plenty OF
distance. II they meet IL viii no
doubt be n short fight rs both
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-01
Welters VIII Battle Again
Lewis And Britton 10 Meet

he appears 10 be just as active and
prolific with his mittens as he was at
80. and In his recent bout with Crit
fiths he demonstrated that he can go
the Championship distance and finish
strong.
Veteran and TOunEster.
with Lewis wearing the English
title athWart his taffy colored thatch
and clamoring loudly for another
chance to regain the worlds title lost
at Canton more than a year ago. the
goth meeting between the two is only
a little way Off. for with IS rounds to
a decision permitted here. New York
ers are already asking for the match.
That Lewis stands a good chance OF
regaining the title some day Is ad-
mitted. for great though he is, Brit
ton cannot 90 on forever. and the Ted
Kid is - years younger than the
champion. Both men celebrated birth
days last October. Britton entering on
his 36th year ana Lewis his 2Srd.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-01


men are aggressive and win no
doubt 80 In for a quick finish
In that case II viii be the man
landing the first good. solid
According to Jack Kearns. manager
OF Dempsey. the French champion
must decide in hurry whether or not
he wants to meet the American for
the worlds title. One week was
given as the time limit, but IL Is a
good bet that the F'renchman VIII
not be in such . big hurry 70 give
ont his plans. Georges is a pretty
wise chap himself and his manager,
Descamp. knows the game as well as
any OF the Yankee managers
1t must be remembered. tOos
that Carpenter f. n champion as
well n DEMPSEY. The Frenehman
holds the European title, having
won II By defeating the best men
over there. Dempsey holdg the
American championship and IN
herits the worlds title by his de-
feat OF Jess willard. who never
defeated anyone but Jack John
son. Therefore Il Is champion
against champion and one man
viii not have all the debating to
himself.
With New York opened up to box
ing again there IS no doubt the new
International club viii make a strong
bid for the match. but whether they
Will be able TO surpsss the offer Of
moter. or OF the French syndicate
must be decided later Dempsey viii
surely try 10 force Carpenter into
the match here, but It takes two %
make the match, and the Frenchman
is a pretty big spoke In the wheel
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-01

Anew YORK, July 1-One Of the
IN first important Is round bouts TO
a decision that New Workers are
looking forward TO when the new
boxing law becomes operative Is a
worlds championship battle between
Jack Britton and his towheaded rival,
Ted Kid Lewis, newly crowned well
terweieht champion OF England
The "old man Of the welters,' Brit
ton. IS So. you know, and has been In
undisputed possession Of the cham
pionshlp for something over year.
He won the crown at Canton, o.. on
March Il, 1913, by nattening Lewis
for the count in the ninth round Of a
scheduled u round bout
Jnck Too Clever.
The Canton bout marked the 18th
meeting between Lewis and Britton,
who have been the worlds leading
welterweights for several years
Then, on July p OF last year Lewis
got a chance 70 regain the title in an
eight round bout at Jersey City and
failed. for the champion was all too
clever for his British opponent and.
after II was over. consensus Of opin-
ion at the ringside gave Britton the
popular decision
In addition to Lewis who won
the English yelterweight title n
short time ago, when he scored a
technical knockout over Johnny
Basham. there are at least two
vFelterweightE who rank rs near
tOpnOtchers, but both OF these
boys have failed 10 shake the
throne on which Britton sits SO
easily. One OF these lads Is
Johnny Griffiths, who returned
from a successful tour abroad
only 10 lose "a decision to the
i-nEed7 but agile champion I'm
10 round bout at Akron last Dec
Grafton day.
Griffiths, ten years Brltton's junior.
was expected TO lift the crown from
Jacks curly dome. but failed abso-
lutely. Jack Perry, the Pittsburg
weller. is another lad who has been
knocking at Britton's front door per-
sistently for some time. and in sew
eral meetings with the champion he
has failed 20 even tilt the crown
Britton Is the most marvellous boxer
Of the age. when his age Is consid-
cred. he takes rank as a pugilist who
represents a distinct class for at IS
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-01

NEW ORLEANS. La, July Lone
IN Of the big upsets in boxing oc-
CURED in New Orleans recently
when Young Denny, supposed to be
a has been several years ago. came
back and gave Martin Burke, the
much boosted light heavyweight, a
beating in IS rounds. Denny is only
large welterweight and he gave
away weight to the extent OF about
Is pounds, was Outreached and much
shorter than his antagonist: in fact
Burke has been looked upon as
likely candidate for Battling Levin
sky's crown and was soon to have
net his biggest rival-chuck Wig
Eins-the wilmer to meet the cham
pion- Now Denny turns the whole
affair upside down BY whipping
Is n Veteran
Denny Is % years OF age and has
battled such boys as Jimmy Duff,
Jake Abel. Jack Britton. Ted Lewis.
Navy Roster. Bud Logan, Johnny
Celmars and others Of that class.
Now he wants to meet Britton for
the championship or any one at 145
10 $50 pounds. Such a match would
be interesting II only as to ages, for
Britton is older than Denny
One Of the surprises in the
New Orleans match was the bet
ting. Burke was faFOrife Mt odds
OF three and four to one and some
Of Denny's friends cleaned up
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-01
What Do You
Know about Sborf2

new auelLlUmAa
wien was the running. hop step
what was the best time made
in the 40 yard hurdles in the 1918
intercollegiate track meet?
3-When did Molla Bjurstedt (Mrs.
Mallory first win the national in
door tennis championship
Has Pal Moore ever beaten Jack
Sharkey2
5-Has Nike o'Dowd ever defeated
Jack Britton7
.6-When did Leon An1es break into
the major leagues7
TN what trade did Grover Alex
snder go to the Cubs2
s-What did Dave Robertson bat
last season2
Sid Dave Robertson play any
games with the Giants last season2
10-How are the cards dealt IN
euchre2 In poker2
Answers to Yesterdays. Question:
detroit is the only American
league club to win the pennant three
times IN a row. II did this in 1907
1908 and 1909
2-Cincinnati lost eight games to
New York last season
alexander pitched nine shut-oui
victories last season
Alexander did not win 10 games
q A0M last eEI1AA-
5-Jeffries knocked out Corbett IN
% rounds in 1900, and in 10 rounds
In 1902
s-Levinsky and Carpenter have
not boxed.
Howard Wilcox failed TO finish
among the first 10 in the 1920 In
dianapcIis auto race.
@B. G. d. Rudd IS not English
quarter mile champion
s-Mfke Brady tied for first In the
national open in 1911 and in 1913,
losing ont both times.
1O-The high jump record for
horses Is feet 81 incheA-Copy-
right, 1920, Thompson Feature Ser
vice.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-01

ayers who envied him HIS success
began TO circulate propaganda.
] Huving been cleared Of the
charges against him, Dempsey Is
certainly entitled to fair treat
ment, and there a no doubt that
he viii receive IL from the sport
ing public.
Carpenter plans to sail away to
France without engaging a prOfes-
slonal contest in the United States is
still keen Dempsey himself Is the
most disappointed man Of all But the
tact that ey-Carpentier bout
looks like an impossibiIity before
next year viii not stop the heavy
weight merry 90 round once the
champion gets into action
There are number Of capable
heavies and light heavies who are
eager 70 get into the ring with the
champion, and despite the fact that
rev II any OF them are rated as
hlghly as Carpenter, Interest in the
division Is perking up and the fans
are looking forward to some cyclonic
action.
Some Good Boys in the Z. S.
There are other, 10 be sure, but the
ones named In the Q. S. are the fore
most OF the field. and II he should
meet them all Dempsey would find
himself busy for more than a year
among aspirants 70 the crown worn
by the champion may surprise some
boxing fans who have not heard that
the clever St Paul battler has out
grown the middleweight division and
Is now a sturdy light heavyweight.
taller than Carpenter and just as
heavy as the Frenchman
Yes. sir. Tommy has jumped into
the heavyweight class with both feet
and while he has only started his
campaign campaign he hopes viii
lead 70 a match with Dempsey and
chance at the title-he is in deadly
earnest
Tommy recently sailed for Eng
land under the management OF
Eddie Kane to seek glory on the
other side as n heavyweight. But
now he has come sailing hack
home without having engaged in
n bout. It's a sad story.
Gibbons and his manager invaded
England for the express purpose Of
getting bouts with Joe Beckett and
Bombardier Wells. Tom thought. and
rightly, too. that il would be a good
thing 70 start at the bottom Of the
heavyweight ladder, so TO speak, and
that's where he tried to start
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-01
Young Denny Is A Comeback
Defeats Fast Martin Burke
Burke

proper. Now the southern boxing
fans are anxious to stake their
money against Hritton, feeling
that Denny can beat the title
holder. They had better be care
full, for Denny viii meet a very
different proposition than Mr..
Burke II he ever tackles Britton.
The Denny-Burke match reminds
one Of the Chuck George
Cook match in Australia last winter.
Virgins scaled 166 and Cook $50. All
the fans thought poor Chuck would
be annihilated and. when, in the first
round the Indiana boy laid back so as
TO draw Cook out, the betting around
the ring was 10 against Virgins.
There were a few Tanks present and
they cleaned up about $4,000 on the
night, for, after the first, Virgins
beat Cook all the way. There are
good long shots IN boxing as wen as
horse racing.
The Denny comeback was very dif-
ferent from that Of Ray Temple. a
Milwaukee lightweight, who had
made his home in St Paul for several
years. Temple was considered a star
several years ago and was being men
toned as a possible candidate for the
championship However, Ray was
none too careful about his living and
Il told in the end Although under 30
years Of age. he did not have the
stamina when the real test came He
fought a youngster, Johnny Mendel-
son by name. before the Empress club
Of Milwaukee and for four rounds was
fast and clever.
Then a short rap to the jaw
put him down for the nine count.
0nly his cleverness saved hlm
from being stopped, for the old
time punch was gone and HIS
ability to nEsimilate punishment
shaken Young Denny succeeded
where Temple failed, and all be-
cause OF the inner man being out
Of working order.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-01
By WHEELAN
r,-aafo- o. -,1ldras. uovfrr1s

self that I can reverse the decision
with 8Ir. Tender IL we meet again
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-01
Mitchell Receives A Setback
Tender Victory Is Surprise

T CHICAGO Ill, July Richie
u Mitchell, pride OF Milwaukee, and
considered a strong contender for
Benny Lsonard's lightweight title
until he ran into defeat at the hands
Of Lew Tender, Philadelphia newsboy
champion. last week. will start all
over again and try TO redeem him
self in the eyes OF promoters and
fans alike. Richie is not trying 70
take away any credit from Tender
instead he Is praising the Quaker
City boys great work, but asking for
return match st the first oppor-
tunity.
Is Not cryinE.
1T is not a nice thing to CRY over
/ defeat and make excuses" said Richie
but in this case 1 think there Is
reason for my asking another match.
/ had followed Tenders work against
l Pinkle very closely and felt con-
fident that ] would be able 70 make
better showing than my younger
Z brother, but I did not figure on IN
| forseen happenings and OF course
! should not complain now.
Il saw where Pinkie could
have improved HIS work and eE-
pecfed 70 profit By II myself, but
| all this was knocked Eally west
IN the first round when Lew
caught me that singing left
/ handler to the Jaw which put me
down. ] made n mistake there
in ariEinE Immediately and going
! into n clinch- Ny mind was be-
logged at the time or after re-
ceivinE the blow otherwise I
would have taken the full nine
count 50 e. to clear my brain and
be in better shape to fight on
arising. II Il a mistnke many
fighters make II may have
looked mere spectacular, but At
the same time Il was a foolish
move
The injury TO ny eye was caused
/ by hutting when we came together IN
clinch. Whether the cut Lip was
caused by a buttinE Of heads or from
blow ! cannot say. for / 90 not
know. but some OF the fans around
the ring told me Afterwards that Lew
had accidentally butted ne IN the
mouth when we came into a cllnch.
would not want to accuse him Of
buttfnE. for ] consider him a very
fair fighter ard a good one. You
can see yourself that II it had not
been for The handicap after the fourth
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-01

round it would nave been much
more even battle
The fact that 1 knocked him down
III the ninth with a short right hook.
proves that ] was strong at the time
and capable OF putting over a winning
punch. I also made a mistake in not
getting down 70 weight properly
Why the morning OF the fight had
to take off two pounds IN weight 70
make the stipulated 195 at 3. That
was my fault and an. not complain
ing. but I merely say this 20 show
how things viii happen to spoil the
best laid plans 7 an not a betting
man. but I have $4,000 20 wager NY
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-01

Kodak Finishing. See Gandara.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-01

Sen 4. Liberty Bonds to Curtis. a Co.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-01
Many ChaIIengers For Champ
Dempsey VIII Be Busy Man

NEW YORK. July Now that
IN Jack Dempsey has been given a
clean slate by a federal jury in
san Francisco. business viii be sure
TO pick up in the heavyweight divi-
sion
Jack Kearns. manager Of the
champion. Is on record TO the effect
that the salt Lake siasher Is going
TO live Up 20 the vow he made before
the battle OF Aaumee Bay and be an
active champion More power TO him.
Acqultfnl Popular.
Dempseys acquittal was received
with general satisfaction by boxing
fans throughout the country for the
fistic public in general has always
been satisfied that Jack was framed,
and a victim OF professional jealousy.
Before he became champion no
one criticized Dempsey hut
shortly after he wen the title
green eyed promoters and mnn-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-01
Eddie ROuSh Is
4 Timely BatSrnan

Brooklyn. y. Y. July The value
Of a champion batsman TO a team was
illustrated recently in Brooklyn when
Eddie Roush. a left handed hitter.
singled of Rube Marquard. a left
handed pitcher. and scored the win
ning run Marquard. to be sure had
placed that run on second base BY a
wild pitch. but the old pinch hit was
needed to make it count and Roush
delivered
Apropos OF Roush. Il may be re-
called that after he was suspended
for Tagging" the umpires at the Polo
Grounds. there were spots in the last
two games with the Giants where his
substitute. Charley See. gave very
weak limitations of the leagues best
hitter The Reds lost both games in
New York and barely won the first
at Brooklyn. with Roush out.
Sell Liberty Bonds to CurtIss & Co.
ADV.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-01

We have claimed thar the PATHE
photograph Is the BEST instrument
you can buy. Make US prove our
case and then enroll in the first
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Foutz-UoOre Furniture Co.
Hills y. Stanton St-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-01

Semi annual interest On Savings &C
counts viii be due July 1st De-
posters are requested to present pass
books for credit.
First National Bank.-AdV.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-01
STATE NATIONAL BANK

CaDlfal, surplu1 2 Pr0flfl 41eol1ll.l0
Interest Paid an savings Accounts
e. r. Morehead, President.
Joseph MaEoffln, Fire-Presideut.
e y. BaEseft. Eice-Preaidcut.
George d. Fiury. Fice-Pre1lde1l.
r. W McAfee, Cashier
C. NJ Nebeker, Asst CaHhieE-