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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-12-11

mame-li spravne vycftiti a wy.
stihnouti "tlukot tepny zivota",
musime okusiti ode vseho - q
omen evangelist slovy vzletny.
mi Hell blazenost 11ebeskou.
Vedle mne sedel jisty obcan,
ma nemz bylo velmi mAlo Una
mex prosperity, a ten nahnul
Sc Ike mne, a zaseptal: "Sej,
bratre, mas-li, DEF mi desak ma
sendwic, mann HAD jake pes,
ia ii Ia to pfenecham svdj dill
z tech nebeskych blazenostf."
Same sebou, re jsem dial
"bratru'' desak, a tax 81 ne
kdy myslivam, zdali ceka ma
mne ten dodatecny jeho dill ne
beskych blazenosti.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-12-11

1SAA oAS~y A"J W. PO"
dy prot tomu bolsevickemu
raji, kdoz vi, zda-li nedam
"vale" t6to zemi "kapitalisti-
ckeho dtisku" a %nerozjedu Sc
tam "a mimi. Kazdy 81 chceme
polepsit, to nesmime nikomu
zazlivat. ia jenom nechci byt
ten dog, ma nemz by Sc to,
bolsevictvi prvne zkouselo.
Nez, nicmene, Eel a pohfi-
chu, ia revoluce V Cechach by
la "prozatimne odlozena", a,
nakvap vrativsi Sc delegace q
Ruska neprisla AMI ma zacatek
ami ma konec "veSeni". To vsak
ma tez svoji dobrou stranku,
re revoluce byla "prozatimne
odlozena." Jest treba silneho
stabu k pfipravovanl revolu-
ce, coz jest nova industrie, a
novych industrii, jak znamo,
Ceskoslovensko potfebuje. A
pax, zdali jest to jenom 2 po-
%lovice pravda, jak stedfe odme
nuje Lenin priprayovatele revo
luce, jest to vlastne lepsf a W.
nosn6jsi slouziti revoluci, nez
kapitalismu.
Obavam Sc, velml Sc oba-
YAM, re by Sc tenn nasim boise
vikum rusky bolsevicky raj IL
bill. Jsou nektere veci, jez jsou
hezk6 .jenom z daleka, nebo z
"te druhe strany". Treba Sc
VAN nekdy stale, re pred vaml
kracela ma chodnfku postava,
ina niz bylo milo pohledet z te
"druhe strany" = vysoke pod
patky, strevicky jake u debu-
tantky, suk6nky sahajici jenom
tax asi do pdl "tento", vezicich
" hedvabnych puncoSkach, a
treba jste 81 pospisili, abyste
ten fadny zjev okoukli take z
protejska, a nastalo ~rozcarova-
nj.
Nebo Sc VAN stale tfebas to-
to. Videli jste zrovna rajskou
krajinu, zelene mlazi, vrbovi,
bujnou travu, misto Zrovna
zvouci k odpocinku, obzvlast'
kdyz rtut' V teplomeru Sc spl-
hala Ike stovce4 a kdyz jste pfi-
Sli blize, shledali iste,~ze to
vsechno rosie tax bujne jenom
proto, re dole jest mccall, bari
ma.
Nam podezreni, re ten boil.
sevicky raj jest take hezkyn
. ienom z dalky. Nedavno sou.
!, druzi Cechach poslali do Ru
, ska delegaci, pozustavajici
: "pravych" i "levych', ably t.
: NELL jak Sc rika straight, ial
to V sovetskem Rusku dopada
: ale kdyz Sc dostala delegac,
ma hranice Ruska, tam dopadl,
!, to S nj, iak to ma dopadnout
V den posledniho soudu, jenon
: re zcela naopak. Ty z levic
ii ruSti bolsevici privinuli n
E hrud' svoji, ty z pravice posia
Ii domu, a p. DIR. Smeral, gene
a ralissimus bolseviku v Cechacl
J. to vykladal a obhajoval takto
y Ones pomery ma Rusi jso
takove, re Jen opravdu zanict
1t nymG) lidem mohou Sc libit
E. Kdyz tam ySak poSIeme kriti'
h ky uvazujlciho d6lnika, tn o
l. shleda, Re Sc ma delnictvo
TX nasi republice daleko lepe, he
o. %pracovnici V sovetskem, osv'
l. bozenem Rusku a z toho pa
u hned v~yvozuje, re tTeba var,
a, vati mas lid pred bolseyismen
o. A tomu nutno zabraniti! Pro-
IL dovolujeme ma Rus cestova
.ien takovym naSincum, kite
co chapou strastny zivot ruskei
60 d6lnika a yeri(D re V budou
81 nu Sc vse zlepsi! III nebudo
i" az Sc vrati, vykladati, co /
Sc Rust videli a zkusili, nebot' ii
e. sirili by u mas jen pesimism
ii, a paniku - naopak pouka
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-12-11

spati rama 20. fijna, abych sc
dozvedel . novin, zdali uz jest
tam presidentem Muna neboI
Smeral. Tehdy jsem vsak ami ri
daleka netuSil, jak blizko prav-
dy jsem byl.
Vlastn6 prevrat Sc pfipravo-
val jiz ma m6sic srpen. Teprve
nyni o tom dochazeji iTforma-
ce. V Moskv6 Sc iiz vedelo, re
Muna Dude predsedou sovetuI
lidovych komisafu V Praze, ve-
d9lo Sc, re bolsevickymi komi-
sari budou DIR. Houser, Ivan
Olbracht, Neumann a JIM, Vi
Moskve iiz jmenovan Petrlik-
Salat zastupcem ceske soveto-
We vlady V Moskve, V Moskve
jisty cesky soudruh, ktery jiz
pied valkou iii V Rusku, Wy
hl6dnut byl Ia ruskeho boise
vickeho vyslance phi sovetove
Wade V Praze.
To zasnete, mill ctenari mad
tim, co Sc V Moskv6 v6d6lo, Ia
tim co president Masaryk a
ministri klidne "konali cal" ma
Hradcanech. Ale to neni jeste
vsechno, nikoli a nikolivek
vSechno. V Moskve dlela tehdy
levicacka delegace 2 Ceskoslo-
venska a ia obdrzela Zpravy,
re vlastne uz jest reyoluce pro-
vedcna a zpravy tyto potvrdily
m~oskevske bolsevicke zurnaly
vynikajici svoji spolehlivosti.
/ Nyni nastalo delegaci 'tr'
hani', jake mezi mladym
popularity, kdyz Sc prvn|
chystaii do plesu. Kde kdt
: chtel domu - ably aspon II;
kousek priSel. Soudruh Zapo
a tocky mel Nelkou starost, alb.
zbrkly Muna - jak rikal -
Ease n6co nevyvedl. Olbrach
a Najtauer odejeli lined, niece
0 kajlce am ma %potvrzeni svycl
- pruvodnich listu sovetovou Via
Y dou. Neivlce to rozcililo - .ial
nyni .zarucene informace z Mo
II skvy sdeluJi - Helenu Mali
= roVou. Ia m6la nejvetSi obav
o Z toho, ABLY ii kluci, PeXs
+ Handlir, Syarc, Frydrych a {
j. statni nenechali povesit vice |
l. di, nez iak Jest urceno -"
To koukate, mill c~tenari, c
h Sc V Cecnach "delo", zatim c
my zde jsme nell tn nejveti
~ starost o to, zdali Ito domaci
&c - vite prece, co mlnlm -
smi nebo nesmi die zakona Il,
il lat. Bylo by zajlmavo vedet
., kdo vsechno vyhlednut jest
u Cechach pro poveseni, az "tc
H. pride a zdali nasi bolsevi
e mali podobne "yyhlednuti' {,
O. V Americe. az "to" prijt
e. sem.
o. Doufam, re id mezi ten
e. "yyhlednutymi" nejsem, nebt
v ami TEN bolSevikum mic zlel
"a nepfeju - to neni vubec V +
do povaze ienom nechci b,
ten dog. ma nemz by Sc
3te bolsevictvi m6lo neidrive -zlC
V seti. Pujdou-li vsak nasi b.
,al sevici do Ruska q zustanou
To- tam q budou-li odtamtud psa
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-12-11

Vim, re bych mel dnes "a
citi, jenom 49,. dnf zbyva do
vanoc a zaprisahati drahe cte-
mare, ably uvazili, jak Sc pripo-
zdiva a ably 49,. Nez neucinim
to. Ctenafi by fekli, re i tyto
sloupce jsou venovany OMAN
kan a jeste by mne mohli po-
deZfivati, re vlastne dostavam
pod rukou cd pant obchodniku
mimofadny honorar Ia to, re
lie - totiz ctenafe a NONE
zakazniky = burcuji, ably 81 u
vedomili, re jen - dni zbyva
do vance a ably pro vSechno
ma svete sc vzpamatovali, nez
Dude neodvolateln6 pozd6.
Nikoli, nepustlm sc do sfery,
ktera neni mne vlastnl a rad
ponecham volne pole tjinym
spisovatelum, ably We sve VAST
nj sfefe literaturu p6stovali.
Vim, re V tomto Zmotanem sve
tie ten, KIDD dovede dobfe psatl
~krismusoV6 neb iine oznamky
Jest bohateji odmenovan nezli
ten. kdo pfSe feuilletony, ale
zavist jest daleka srdce meho
Vsichni nemuzeme delati to-
tez a kazdy dovedeme neco, at
w dobre, nebo spatne. Delba
prace, to jest vymoZenost mo-
derniho pokroku. Nekdo pfi tie
delbe pochodi l6pe, jiny hure,
to jest take vymozenost moder-
niho pokroku.
Snad Sc to zmeni, a Rusku
Sc to jiz zmenilo. Kdyz tax ctu
nekterych tech ceskoameric-
kych i ceskych zurnalech {
tom bolsevickem raji, tn, pri
IMAM Sc, nespokojenost zacin;
nabyvati pudy V nitru mem ;
onehdy dokonce w lsem iva
zoval, jak nejsnaze a merry
chleji bylo by mono dostati 81
do toho ruskeho bolSevickehC
raie, d kolik set tisic rublu -
tech bolseyickych rublu - b.
mi zbylo, az bych Sc tam do
Stal. Jedine, CO mne V posiedn
chvlli zradilo, bylo, re ii op6
vatele ruskeho bolSeyickeh
raie isou stale mezi mani, V t6
to zemi ''brutalniho kapitalist.
ckeho utisku'', a pokud mi Una
mo, jeste ami jediny z Mich nee
klepal S opanku syych prac
techto u. S. A. a nejel do Ru:
ka, do zeme, kde byly splnen
n uplatneny ideally spolecensk
srovnosti a sprayedlnosti.
Znate nepochybn6 to angl
cke rceni, "try it on the dog
a tax jsem Sc V koncich 70;
hodl, ably, nez IN cestu do DO
Sevickeho raie nastoupim. n.
KIDD iiny byl ten dog. p
exam. az iak to S MIN dopadn
Zaroven vsak %uprimne d,
znam, re kdybych veril tax p
vne, jake ii nasi radikalove
ten bolsevicky raj V Rusku,
nj ma reteze by mne zde nike
neudrzel,
Nedavno no tonto mis-
jsem psal, pc e rijnu, re
Ceskoslovensku Sc priprayol
pfevrat a re nemohl isem {
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-10
AUTOMOBILES OF FUTURE
TO BE OF SMALLER DESIGN

= -cording TO authorities in the
automobile industry, the car OF the
future VIII be lighter weight. better
balanced, OF greater endurance and
lower cost Of maintainance," said
John Fleming, president Of the Motor
Car Sales company.
The days OF bulk and eItravagauce
IN motor cars are passing. Formerly
cars were bought like graphophones,
large enough to entertain the neigh
bors- From an actual count, taken
in cities in various parts Of the coun-
try on week day. Il was found that
less than I per cent Of the cars pass
ing given point. carried seven pas
sengers and that the number OF cars
carrying one passenger was so to
where there was one carrying seven
passengers and that the greatest
number Of cars carried two pas
seugers, which would further add
assurance 10 my statement that the
car Of the future viii be smaller than
the average car Of today.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-10
GEORGE WALKER
HEADS GOLFERS
Golf Association Officials
Elect Officers At Quiet
Meeting.

New York, Jan. 10.-The annual
meeting OF the United States Coll
association. which was held Friday
night, was one OF the most harmon
ious gatherings Of club representa-
tives that has been recorded in the
26 years history of that association.
The election OF officers and the
awarding Of the three national tour
naments were accomplished in short
order by unanimous vote.
The new president. George "A.
Walker, OF the St Louis Country clue,
in accepting his election, said he
hoped that unborn rules governing
the game and conforming with the
accepted wish Of the golf players OF
the world. would soon be adopted
BY reclamation president Walker
tee OF four. representing the north
ern. southern, eastern and western
divisions Of the association TO con-
fer with a committee Of the Royal
and Ancient Golf Club Of St An
drews. Scotland. on the question OF
uniformity Of rules
The American and British COM
mittees viii also take up jointly the
questions Of standardization OF golf
balls and the much discussed stym1e
The national open golf champion
ship tournament was awarded to the
Inverness club. Toledo. the national
amateur TO the Engineers Country
club Roswell, Long Island and the
national women's to the Mayfield
Country club, Cleveland, Ohio.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-10

JOSEPH IGNATIUs JUDGE, Wash
InEton first baseman. each year
axes II n practice to hit better than
zoo against the Indian pitchers,
whose number he seems to have. For
all the time Joe his been in the
league which did or did not elect
Byron Bancroft johnson to the presi-
dency for n term Of 20 years, his aver
uEe Is .3s2. II was -a24 this year, 81
in 1918. .s43 in 1917 and -342 in 1916.
In dCht battles Grifnth's first
bnsemnn frequently Il on hand TO set
de them in his tennis flvOr and last
season he was the responsible party
in sending in the winning run In
three, rs follOwHs
WON FROM INDIANS
June 11-Batted in winning run in
fourth with hit. Jasper pitching.
Score to 3.
june I3-Buffed in winning run In
eighth with hit, Morton pitching.
Score 1 TO O.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-10
Motorcycle Race
Fans Smashed
Many Records
Despite Effect of War Ac-
tivites Sport Had a
Good Season.

Despite the effect OF wartime ac-
Invites. motorcycle racing last year
experienced one Of the best seasons
from the point Of performance Of any
since speed and endurance contests
began to occupy an assured position
in the world Of sport.
Gene Walker proved to be as con-
sistent q winner as any Of the speed
demons that faced the starter during
the season de crossed the tape Ilrst
in IS contests, making almost clean
sweep at the two Atlanta meets. as
well as the races at Greeley, Colo At
Sheepshead Bay he also showed well
in a field composed Of the best riders
in the country.
Runs Close Second
Red" Parkhurst ran close sec
ond in the number OF firsts, looming
Up strong at Denver, Portland, Ore,
Marion. Ind and Columbus Ra-rh
Hepburn starred at Escauaba, Grand
Island. Bridgeport, Conn., and Co
lumbus while shrimp Burns showed
his class by leading the field az Bal
rimore. Columbus and Escanaba-
Dave" Kinnie placed himself in the
calcium glare by sensational per-
formances at Bakersfield and Fresno.
being placed a winner the same num-
first at Hamilton, Alliance and Day
ton. Don Marks drove consistent
races at Lima and Mansfield.
Shattered Many Records.
While he did not start in many
races, Ray Artley shattered several
road records in solo and side car
races in 1919. He set a new mark
from Los Angeles to san Diego, and
with James Uruuhart as passenger
hung up new marks for the san Fran
cisco to Los Angeles distance. Ray
Weishaar set a new worlds record
for so miles at Sheepshead Bay, cut
ting a minute off the old mark
In the most important endurance
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-10
Penn University
To Stage Boxing

Philadelphia. Pa. Jan S.-Boxing
viii be a major sport at Pennsylvania
this winter. Mai. Pickering. gradu-
ate manager at Penn. IS launching
movement to make the glove game
a recognized sport in the eastern col
legiate ranks II is Maj. Pickering
plan 70 have each college Organize
boxing teams.
Coach George Decker, a former
lightWei Eht, IS in charge OF the boxers
at Penn. and he is selecting a team 10
represent the college in boxing carni-
walls The coach has plenty OF good
material 10 pick from
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-10
Owners To Agree
On a Chairman

Chicago. H. Jan 1o.-Selection OF
a chairman OF the National Baseball
Commission to succeed August Herr
mann, who rendered his resignation
yesterday. probably viii be made at
the Joint session OF the two major
leagues to be held here February IL,
John A Heydler, president OF the
National League, announced Friday.
Four baseball meetings viii be held
here during the second week OF Feb
ruary, Heydler said The National
and American leagues viii hold sepa-
rate meetings February 10, and the
following day will go into joint ses-
sion
Later the club owners OF the two
leagues viii meet with a committee
from the minor leagues to discuss the
advisahlity OF framing up a new ma
tional agreement.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-10
TEAMS To PLAY
At RIO GRANDE
Mud Or No Mud, SD and
QUartermaster Elevens
Billed To Clash.

Every effort is being made to get
the grounds in shape but we are go
ing to play if it is in a sea OF mud
The above announcement was made
Saturday by captain slam" Wilson,
Of the Quartermaster football eleven
which IS scheduled TO clash tomorrow
afternoon with the send artillery
team in the third and final grudge
contest between these gridiron rivals
Last week the contest was DELAYED
because Of rain and with every DIT
Of snow cleared from the field the
players intend to bend their efforts
toward keeping it as dry as possible
They declare that this viii be the
first game Of the 1880 season that
has been played in regular tootoa-l
weather and they do not mind litt-e
mud as many big contests have been
played when just such state OF al
fairs prevailed.
Time viii be called promptly al
$3.50 o'clock. according TO the latest
announcements The pushbau con
test between halves VIII also be
staged
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-10
American Will
Coach Italians

Rome, Italy. Jan s.-Platt Adams.
the American athlete who has been
engaged TO train the Italians for the
Antwerp Olympic games, viii receive
$4,000 lire, about $4,000, from the Ital-
Ices.
John Middleton, m American T. II.
c. A. trainer. has been engaged 70
coach the Rome athletes entered for
the games.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-10
Note the Quality
of the Essex

If speed IS your requirement see if the
Essex does not meet it. Where luxury
and finish are demanded compare the
Essex with any car.
t is needless to speak Of the Hudson.
An snow what It has done. Its records,
which prove supremacy throughout the
range Of performance, are confirmed by
the satisfaction that more than $4,000
owners know in their SupeT-Sixes.
The supply Of Hudsons and of Essex
has never been sufficient for the demand.
You can only insure yourself against
disappointment In getting either Of these
popular cars, by placing your order under
the convenient plan we have set forth
above.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-10
Athletic Head
OF sd Leaves

Lieut. Il F. Long, athletic officer
OF the S2nd artillery regiment for the
past year left Friday afternoon for
Los Angeles and other California
points where he viii superintend the
recruiting campaign for the army.
During Lieut.. Longs tenure OF service
as an athletic officer athletics eZ-
perienced a big boom at Fort Bliss
and he IS responsible for the organiEa-
ton Of several winning teams de-
veloped in the camp OF the gunner
regiment He is succeeded as athletic
officer by Lieut. Argo OF the SIND
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-10
Columbia Maps Out
4 Hard Program

That Columbia viii resume the
prominent place IN the college foot
ball circles she once occupied IS indi-
Gated By the schedule for 1920 just
announced by Lester c. Daniolson-
The card contains contests with Cor
nell and the university Of Pennsylva-
MIA. both OF which were annual fea-
lures before the ban was placed on
the gridiron sport at MornIngsIde
HeIEhLs.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-10

sey and Carpenter in London and
would sue for damages. should Des-
camps fail to carry out the contract,
declared that the agreement was a
conditional one.
II. Descamps asserted that the
agreement was signed Immediately
after the recent Carpenter Beckett
fight In London, and that IL was con-
ditional on Cochrane's obtaining
Dempsey's signature to a similar con
tract before January IS IN the event
Of the failure Of Cochrane TO obtain
Dempsev's signature. N Descamps
added. the agreement automatically
expires on that date
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-10
Director McVey
Takes Over Gym

Pending the return Of physical
director A. L. Holm. who has been
confined to his home for the past six
weeks with illness, Wilson McVey.
director OF boys work at the Y II.
C. A. has taken charge Of the Eymnas-
ium. Mr. McVey is being assisted by
Chester Wright and Phil Cordova.
''Y' athletes who have charge OF the
younger classes in the gymnasium
Wright was formerly assistant TO
director Holm while Cordova has had
many years experience in the gym
nasium classes.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-10

Bloomington, Ill, Jan. 10.-Winie
Hallas. Of Canton. Ohio. beat Ham
merlock Peters, Of Davenport. Ia. in
straight ZaiIs Friday night winning
the first fall in IS minutes and 30
seconds ard the second in Il minutes.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-10

H L. Christensen. OF Bay WI
lage. Ohio. does a profitable busi-
ness In hauling his own produce
TO Cleveland markets, as wei as
carrying the produce Of other
market gardeners. His White
truck carries capacity loads.
over good. bad and indifferent
roads. and has proved economi-
cal in operation
Thomas 4. Husson & Sons, Of
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-10
First Stacker Joe Judge Proves A
Nemesis To Indian Pitchers OF The
American League; Hts Well OOer. 300

July I5-Baffcd in Winning run in
sixth with lift, Bagby pitching
score 20 o.
Judge hit 600 At home and -si3 in
Cleveland this year against COFeleslzie
and company. his record IN the two
places being as foIlowss
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-10

Lawrence, Kan, Jan. 10.-George
Nettles. OF Topeka. all-Missouri val
ley tackle. was elected captain of the
1920 Kansas University football team
Friday night
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-10

Minneapolis. Jan. 10-AinnesOt
defeated Iowa, q to IS in a fast west
eru conference basketball game FIJI
day night Arntson, Minnesota for
word. made two long baskets IN the
last minute OF play.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-10
TIA JUANA MAY
NOT GETF FIGHT
Other Cities Bidding For
Championship Battle;
Fans Worried,

san Diego. Calf. Jan 10.-Jack
Eearns. manager Of Jack Dempsey
and James w Coffroth. promoter. who
met here TO discuss plans for the Pre-
posed match between Dempsey and
Gearges Carpenter. for the worlds
heavyweight championship, planned
today to visit Tia Juana. Lower Cali
fornia, after having given local fol-
lowers Of boxing something TO worry
May Go East.
This was a suggestion that the con-
test might not be staged at Tia Juana,
10 miles south of here. kearns an
nounced last night that he still had
under consideration an offer by VII
liam FOX New York motion picture
maguate OF s55J,U0U for the match
Later san Francisco advices said a
letter from Coffroth published there
said that if his bid Of 100000 for
the match was accepted he might stage
the contest somewhere other than at
Tia Juana and that be had specula2tted
or tie CROWDS, such an attraction
would draw in New Jersey. Connect
cut and Baltimore
The fans took some comfort, how
ever, in Kearns's statement that he
preferred 10 give Coffroth an oppor-
-AA4LE OF 1Ad6An6 L4AG AlA-lAf even a.
a sacrifice Of "a few thousand dol
lars and in Coffroth's assurance that
Tia Juana was the place he had in
mind for the affair.
He should Worry.
Paris, Jan 1O-M Descamps, man
ager Of Georges Carpenter. when
shown a dispatch from Chicago quot
Ing c. 3. COchrane, the English pro-
moter, as saying that COchrane held
the signature Of Descamps TO con-
tract for a fight between Jack Demp-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-10
1IIssOURI Nc o..

Ames. Ia, Jan. 10.-AIissouri uni
versity opened the Missouri valley
conference basketball season here
Friday night by defeating Iowa
State college, SIS to 20.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-10

Highland Homestead Pomona
n. Y, have an eight-year old
White 3-ton truck which they
say looks good for five more
years. 1t averages 5000 miles
year between Pomona and New
York City. 50 miles away haul
ing peaches. apples. cauliflower
and cabhages Before they
bought Lhe truck Husson & Sons
shipped their produce to New
York by express, paying a com
mission dealer 70 dispose Of IL
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-10

runs at Reading and in Wisconsin
and New Jersey. George Eisenbise.
Claude Smith. Baxter Potter. John
Constant and Orrie Steele made per-
feet scores.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-10

Ithaca, n. Y. Jan 1Q.-John P.
Henry. former catcher for the Wash
lneton Americans. Friday was ap-
pointed coach OF the Cornell 1920
baseball team by the Athletic coun-
ell It e. understood his contract Is
for one year.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-10
Phoenix Eleven
Meets Long Beach

Los Angeles. Jan. I0--Ths Long
Beach high school elsTen, state inter
scholastic champion and Phoenix high.
title holder OF Arizona and Texas. win
clash at Long Beach, Friday in the
final game OF the southern California
football season. The winner VIII be
aljudged champion OF the southwest
The Phoenix squad. twenty strong,
arrived here TO-DAY and were I'M
medfate1v uut through secret practice
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-10
Settle the DeLiUey
Very NosU

This year we have arranged g special
plan to guarantee you delivery, during
the acute spring rush Of orders.
It viii require no large outlay Of money.
You can place your order now. We will
have your car ready for you on the day
you want It.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-10

Thus you dispose Of al concern about
getting your Hudson OF Essex when you
want It. It wiz be a source Of satisfaction
to know you are insured against having
to accept some less wanted car, when the
season for open types crowds the market
with more buyers than we can supply.
IF your preference is for a light car
what choice equals the Essex7
It represents a new, unexpected value.
It brings to the light car field such quality
and fine performance as was hitherto
found only among large costly cars.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-10

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