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MILITARY FUNERAL,

The funeral of Edward H. Lewis. former Pine Bluff man who died in the service at the United States hos pital at Fort Bayard, New Mexico, was held at Redfield yesterday after noon, fifteen members of the local post of the American Legion conduct ing the funeral with military honors. The deceased is survived by two cous- ins here, Ben and George Dalby.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-10-07
ASSIST PRISONERS.

Washington, Oct. 6.-Through ef- forts of American relief organizations the transport Scharnhorst is en- route from Vladivostok to Trieste, the Red Cross announced today, with 2,200 Hungarians, Galacians, and Uk rainians captured by the Russian ar mics during the war.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-10-07
PORTUGUESE STRIKE.

Madrid, Oct. 6.--Reports to Portu- guese railroad officials here say the entire force of railroad men in Par tugal declared a general strike Tues day morning in consequence of the arrest of the mems committee. All mails and other methods of communi- cation have been suspended.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-10-07
SERIES WEATHER

New York, Oct. 6.-Fair weather with slowly rising temperature yves promised by the weather bureau to- night for the worlds series game to- morrow between Brooklyn and Cleve- land.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-10-07
COL. BRIGHT DIES.

Washington, Oct. 6.-Colonel R. J Bright, s7, former sergeant-at-arms of the United States senate and foun- der of the Indianapolis News, died at his home here today. He had been in poor health for some months
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Franey Hays, ice cream maker has accepted position with the Velvet Ice Cream company. MT. Hays came here from Sheboygan, Wis, and will be joined by his family shortly.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-10-07
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 Take GROVES TASTELESS CHILL TONIC to destroy the Malarial Germs in the Blood and thus Prevent Chills. 75s.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-10-07

A marriage license was issued at Little Rock yesterday to c. A. Me Call of Dallas, Texas, and Miss Lois Jeffries, of Pine Bluff. Miss Jeffries is g registered nurse of this city, having graduated from the Davis hos pital several years ago.
 A Diocesen Conference in the inter est of the nationwide campaign of the Episcopal church, held in Little Rock yesterday, was attended by the following Pine Bluff people: Rev. and Mrs. H. A. Stowell, Robert K. Lee, Mir. and Mrs. c. A. Linaker, G. H. Morris, Mesdames M. A. Austin, w. E. Collier, S. M. Dickey, N. S. Rosemond, c. G. Warriner, and Miss Irene Bocage.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-10-07

FOUND-S2. That is what the old shoes you've got are worth if you trade them in on new pair of Flor shiem or Walkovers at Henry Marx Go. 10-1-6t
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-10-07

Dr. DeWalt Norton of the State Board of Health has arrived in Pine Bluff. mad will conduct "keep fit" health campaign, delivering series of lectures at the various schools He will also speak ct the Cotton Belt shops Saturday, and at other indus trial plants during his stay here.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-10-07

To The Public: Please do not call <I cannot afford to pay ten dollars fine for compensation of three dol lars fee.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-10-07

J. R. Grant, state supervisor of rural schools, arrived in Pine Bluff yesterday, and with County Superin- tendent w. F. Keith, will visit the rural schools of this county.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-10-07

Flat work cents per pound. New Way laundry. Phone 827. 9-26-6t
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-10-07

Mir. and Mrs. Henry Bingham have returned to Pine Bluff after two months visit in Chicago, Cleveland, Columbus, Battle Creek and Toledo. MT. Bringman went to Marion, while away, and had conference with MT. Harding's secretary.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-10-07

KLAXON HORNS, all sizes f, cars. 1212 Tire company, llS
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-10-07

A. s. Richardson and family, of Houston, were the guests of Mir. and Mrs. F. P. Kramer last week. Mr. Richardson and his son, John have gone to Brooklyn to see the world series, Mrs. Richardson remaining here.
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o. w. CLARK, M. D.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-24
What Do You
Know About Sport2

New Questions.
1-Who won the marathon race IN
1917 Olympiad7
2-What did Hammer Kolshmainon
win IN the 1912 Olympladf
5-Which horse won the annual
Suburban" handIcap7
EWhen did Tom BAH. famous
English golfer. die7
5-Was Benny Valger ever knocked
out BY Johnny Rosner7
6-When did Ross Young. Of the
Giants. hit three triples IN enc
gamer
7-Whers Is Tommy Leach this sea-
son7
Slow many games ala Grover
Alexander win in q row.
slow many steps may a pitcher
take In delivering the ball7
l0-Can an umpire call a balk II
the pitcher holds the ball too long7
Answers to Yesterdays Questions.
France competed IN the 1919
Olympiad-
2-Gouldlng won thu 10000 meters
walk In the 1912 Olympiad-
81 L Gutterson. representing
America, won the broad jump IN the
1912 Olympiad-
Miss Leitch first won the Brit
ish golf title In 1914.
5-Papka knocked out EetcheI in
II rounds. September Z. 1908.
6-Ketchel knocked out Papka IN
II rounds. November &c. 1908
Its balk II a pitcher stands on
the rubber without the ball
S-Milan Joined Washington IN
August, 1907, and has been with that
team since.
s-Blu killefer has played with the
Cardinals, Phillies and Cubs
l0-St- Louis in the National league
mas not won the Copyright.
1890, Thompson Feature Service.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-24
Australia Mitt
Men Are Busy

New York. July 24.-The following
boxing notes have just been received
from Australia: Jack Green. dual
champion. added another scalp to his
belt when he defeated Cortez. a
young Filipino. IN Is rounds at the
Sydney stadium. Cortez was Of slim
built but weighed one pound more
than Green He was a fairly good
puncher. but lacked science and after
the third round It was evident that
he had no chance against the cham
pion- Cortez, like Jamito, was game
and fought a desperate battle, only
to be knocked out in the sixteenth.
when Il looked as though he might
90 the limit
Tango. a Filipino nyweight, made
his first appearance at the Hippo
drome against Bobby Gray and lost
in the twelfth round. the referee
stopping the contest when Il became
6ne-sided- Tango was e game lad,
but was gradually beaten down by
more clever boy.
The surprise OF the season in sgd
ney was the defeat OF Digger Evans,
the sensational bantam, back from
the war last spring. Joe Symonds,
former bantam champion Of England,
accomplished the feat, knocking him
out IN the eighth round. The plucky
Australian put upa wonderful fight.
which was one Of the most sensa-
uonal ever seen there. Although
knocked down 10 times the Digger
never backed away, but forced the
Issue at all times"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-24
Y CAMPERS To
LEAVE JULY 81
Many Entrants Received
for Annual Summer Out
ing of Association.

Il Is very important that all who
contemplate attending the Y. n g.
A mems camp at Mountain Park, n NJ,
for the period from July q to August
Il. should notify physical director
Holm at once in order that arrange
ments may be made for taking care
Of the certain number that are going
VIII Leave Here July 81.
The party viii leave FL Paso on
Saturday noon OF July 81, IN order to
take advantage OF the special week
end railroad fare The men will be
in charge OF John Orrison. a trained
physical director, and camp details
will be In charge OF Walter Thomas
city wide boys secretary.
There viii be comfortable accom-
modations for all who 90 and a real
vacation is promised. according to
''Y'' officials All cooking, wood cut
ting. kitchen police and camp detail
work viii be taken care Of by spe-
cial squad hired for such work
The cook has made good with the
boys in the former camps and the eats
viii be one OF the big attractions OF
The aY' camp Is located in one OF
the finest spots Of the Sacramentos.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-24
Camp Perry To
Be Tourney Stage

With an overture consisting Of a
small arms firing school for those
civilians who are not gun-wise, the
national tournament held by the gov
eminent for the riflemen Of the coun-
try each year, opens full blast at
Camp Perry, Ohio, Aug. 1. When
the man in charge OF the matches,
Col Morton c. Mumma OF the cavalry.
fires the starting pistol. 1.4OO rifle
men, presumably the pick OF the
country, viii endeaFor to knock
Perry's $50 targets clear off the
Christmas tree.
This year, as In every year since
1916, the government pays the eL-
penses to the matches, and their sub
sistence while there. OF a team Of IS
men from each state, and from the
various P o. T. camps. The civilian
teams may come from the civilian
rifle clubs, or from the schools OF the
state. but every state Is entitled TO
send a team Team members receive
a straight five-cent a mile to cover
transportation. and are given $3.50
per day while at the shoot for
chow"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-24
Bic ATHLETIC
MEET At BLISS
Military District Athletes
Prepare for Games on
August 4.

Plans for an athletic track and
field meet which viii include athletes
from every organization In Fl Psso
military district and viii be one Of
the biggest undertakings Of It's kind
are being made by assistant district
athletic officer H. 2. Long Of the
SIND artillery to be held at Fl Bliss,
August 4.
some Novelty Races.
Liuet Long who has been one Of
the foremost boosters OF athletics in
the FL Paso district as athletic Off
Ger OF the SIND artillery has been
working on plans for the meet for
several days 1t viii include a num-
Der Of novelty races which Will add
considerable to the interest Of the
participants and also contribute TO
keen rivalry between the different .
CARNATIONS.
The meet Is being staged under the
supervision Of Capt L 3. c. Jones. Of
the Seventh cavalry, district athletic
officer, with Lieut. Long in charge
Athletes Of the different organiza-
tlons have already commenced TO
train and great enthusiasm Is being
shown among ths various units Of the
border patrol. Each organization has
several crack men to enter in the
meet and IS very much enthused at
the prospects OF carrying Of q ma
iOrlty OF points
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-24

With amazing exactituds he roei
back 20 first principles, trying to FIND
wherein IS the trouble, what part Of
the stroke IS wrong.
Last week I dealt with Just thli
point-the correction OF golf troubles
They are usually best cleared by a
friend who knows the game or By
your professional Usually an out.
slider IS needed to note wherein you
are failing.
But my heart goes out to the
beginner for his troubles are
many. He comes to you Is urged
to do so, in the belief that You
have some short eut to success.
A. n matter OF fact you haven't.
HIS Is q course he must solve
himself The Wny T. long one,
one that n only covered by dat
OF much practice and thought.
But gradually each point VIII
solve itself n he understands the
reasons hack OF them. Not under
standing he n bound TO have
troubles always. One must an
alyze golf 10 play Il WeIF unless
gifted By the gods.
There are mighty fine golfers today
who never took lessons. By dint OF
study and thought they have reached
high points Walter Travis never took
a lesson He worked out his own
golf solution by sheer mental power.
And understand that Dave HerrOr Is
another. On the other hand Bobby
Jones IS a development OF the taught
player. orthodox in every stroke. But
you can rest assured that unless you
began as a kid. unless you lived with
golf or, like Travis, gave your time
to its solution, your best course IS
the usual one OF taking lessons and
working at Il faithfully until the ha-
bit OF proper play has become est
ablished- And then times cocme when
all seems 10 90 wrong.
No One BECOMES Perfect
But that Is the reason the game IS
50 fascinating. No one ever becomes
perfect at golf Now and then the
best players beat par. but they know
enough about the game TO realize
that this IS no indication that par Is
their regular figure It IS just a case
OF ups and downs. And one fs.gen-
orally up when he has the habit Of
concentration working well. Golf Is
never a thoughtless game.
Beginners and strugglers should
not worry. There Is but one way OF
mastering your game after all has
been said and done and this is for
you TO solve Il by study. The teacher
it IS up to you. Think Of It. study
He who worries fights the game, nor
can he concentrate upon It Be OF
good cheer when practicing. use your
brain in solving the problems Of golf
and in the end the keenest sort Of
IS yours.
Copyright 1920, Sol MetzEss
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-24
Roswell After
Major LeaguerS

Roswell. n. II, July 24.-Roswell
IS now making a determined effort
to Influence one Of the major league
teams TO train here next year Pic
lures Of the local baseball park
which IS the finest in this state. have
been sent TO the managers OF the 16
American and National league clubs
together with descriptive data setting
forth the wonderful weather in Ros-
well during the training season. Sew
eral favorable replies have been re-
ceiTed and Il Is not at all unlikely
that one OF the big league teams may
be Induced to come to the land Of
baImy sunshine to train next year.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-24
Wind HandicapS
Circuit Racers

Kalamazoo. Mich, July z4.-Racing
in q gale OF wind that roared down
the stretch, the grand circuiters
day card Friday afternoon. II was
session OF discomfort 70 horses,
drivers and audience, and fast time
was out Of the question. Tootsie Toise
won the 2.12 trot from a field OF 10
starters after losing the first heat to
Tara's Hall. Valentine annexed his
fourth stake race here by capturing
the event for 2.0s PAGERS with Edna
Early. John Henry won the first heat
IN this event The three-year-old
pace was = hollow victory for Lon
McDonald's Rifle Grenade. while
Geers took the 2-1s pace with Lsoco
Grattan.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-24
JAPANEsE IRE READY

Los Angeles. Cal. July 2s-Japa-
nese baseball men are making elabo-
rate plans for entertaining American
and National league players who are
scheduled 70 tour the far east this
fall, according 20 Tom TomlnaEa. rep
resentative here OF TumitO Kushf-
biki. japanese baseball promoter.
The Americans have booked games
at Toxic. Oska, Kobe. Yokohama.
Shanghai and Hongkong- According
70 present plans they viii leave San
Francisco in October. Manila and
Honoluln viii be VISITED
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-24

Navy OarSn1en
Win Shell Race

Lake Quinsigamond. Worcester.
Mass. July "A crew OF midship-
men the naval academy's second best.
Friday won the race for the interme-
date eight-oared shell championship
OF the country-feature event OF the
first day Of the national amateur
rowing regatta By their victory, the
Annapolis second crew won the right
TO compete with the naval academy
varsity. Syracuse university and the
Duluth boat club crews IN the race
Saturday for the senior eight cham
pionship and the right TO represent
the United States in this event at
the Olympiad-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-24
.STUDIOUS GOLFER HAS
NO TIME TO WORRY
WHEN SHOTS ARE BAD

/ JUDGING from the number OF golf
players I know and the propor-
ton OF them who speak OF their
golf troubles It seems to me that a
great majority OF them. playing their
1irst rev years OF golf, worry too
much about remembering. Take the
player who IS beginning. When he
goes TO the tee or to play his ball
along the course he begins thinking
about the dozen and one things he
has to do when executing the
stroke. There IS the all important
matter Of stance. OF keeping his eve
on the ball. OF bringing the club back
in such and such q manner. Of keen
ing his balance. OF starting the stroke
at the right time, OF making his wrists
the right way. Of following through
and OF relaxing when he has swept
the ball clear Of the ground.
Some OF Proper Shots
Now these are but some Of the
points to be properly executed IN
more. But set these down pur-
posely because they first occurred
70 me- Were ] to take the time
do not doubt that others would come
10 mind. They certainly would were
a beginner to write this para Rraph.
HIS head Is a whirling pool OF these
and other points. each OF which he
believes he must think OF as he plays
his strokes.
Many good golfers are DELHI
crate. They take much time over
their strokes. But I doubt n any
stars ever think Of the many
points which 20 to make up the
successful stroke when playing
each one, else golf courses would
be damned and cIoEEed all the
way around. for the good reason
that the time necessary for each
player to make n round would
then be nearly double what q f..
While the mind works fast q f.
none too apt to recall Instantly
each point about each stroke.
AS a matter Of fact this remember
ing matter Is q stage in the game.
At the start we attempt to recall each
and every thing connected with each
stroke. And we nearly always forget
the one point which dubs the particu-
lar shot we may be playing. AS time
goes on. as we play more and more.
we automatically do most OF the
things we formerly had TO concent-
rate upon Evidently the right swing
has become q habit Then we begin
concerning ourselves with the con
trolling principles OF play. Such i'm
portant points as keeping the head
down. the right club 70 play and just
Just how to make the shot do what
we ask OF 1t are all that concern our
minds.
something Goes Wrong
Now and then we get a set back.
OF a sudden we develop a slice. OF
our puts 90 wrong 1t Is then that
the golfer has his troubles once more. Z
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-24

Corvallis. Ore. July 2f.-R. B
has arrived at the Oregon Agricul-
tural college here to become director
OF mems physical education and in
tercolieglate athletics Rutherford
viii coach the AgEies' football team
this year. Football practice viii start
Sent Ia
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-24
Kid Payo Gets
Clayton Offer

Kid Payo, the scrappy little feather
who lost q ten round decision to Dick
Griffin last Monday night at the
motor group punch bowl has been Of
fered q ten round bout with a favorite
az Clayton, n II, during the first
week IN August Payo has not yet
decided what he viii do but II IS
probable that he will accept the offer.
He Is IN good trim and announces that
he is ready TO return to the ring.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-24
YANKEES LEAD
LEAGUE COLUMN
Defeat Cleveland Indians
and More Into the Top
Position.

New York. July fL-Ths New York
Yankees wrested the American league
leadership from Cleveland, winning the
third game Of the series Friday. The Wis
itors went after shawkey In the first IN
ming and scored on Chapmans triple and
Speakers sacrifice fly. New York failed
to score until the fourth when three runs
were put across on an error and three hits.
Ruth knocked out his 53d home run.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-24
cALLAHAN AID JONES

Seattle, Wash. July 24.-John T
Callahan. captain OF the Yale football
team, arrived here recently to confer
with 7. A D. ('-Tad") Jones, who IS
to coach the Yale eleven this year
Jones. a former Yale star and coach.
Is manager OF a Seattle shipbuilding
ulaut
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-24

high purses was 70 make a drive"
for new members and TO bring atten-
ton to the organization throughout
the United States. IN other words Il
was arranged as q big advertising
show the same as any other big
organization would start out on =
publicity campaign
1T is our aim" said Ar. Gavin. ''to
bring about q uniform set OF rules
and regulations Tor boxing, the same
as exists in England and France to-
day, and furthermore to eventually
have uniform code for the entire
world.
This can only be done by getting
the various organizations OF the dif-
ferent countries together and form
ing one set Of laws From what /
have heard you have a wonderful
organization IN Wisconsin and de-
serve great credit for the manner in
which the game has been nursed ard
brought TO the highest point OF e.
ficienCy-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-24

Chicago. III. July 4--Philadslphia's at
tack IN the ninth was 80 savage that
vaughn. who held q three run lead over
TIE visitors walked out Of the box Friday
Carter vas unable to Eubdus the attack
runs had been scored. giving Phfladeinhia
10 10 Z victory over Chicago. F1etchsr's
homes OFF Bailey with two runners on
base clinched the game for Philadelphia
Score RH T.
Philadelphia ....-. 100 90 o1T-l0 II 2
Chicago -----.---.- 200 20 col o
Batteriel- Philadelphia, Smith and
Wheats Chicago. Vaughn. Garter. Bailey
and DAILY.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-24
ONE RUN BEATS
NJ GRAW GIANTS
Timely Combination Nets
Lone Winning Tally for
Moran's Reds.

Cincinnati O.. July 34.-Sears triple
followed by Aliens sacrifice fly IN the
eighth inning enabled Cincinnati to win
from New York. Ruether was lnvlncihle
at all stages. the Giants not getting a run
ner past first after the fourth inning. Ben
ton also was very effective.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-24

Washington. D. C, July al.-sislsr's
home1 II the ninth was the only run made
By s. Louis of Erickson and Washington
won Friday Tbs Nationals got a nm in
ths seventh through Shanks's triple and
Rice's single off sothoron and then
punched three hits off Weilman IN he
eighth for two more runs.
Score. H z
St Louis ..... oco coo onf-f a a
Washington ..... coo 600 1zs-s >
Batteries: St. Louis. Sothoron, Wefiuan
and SEVERED; Washington Erickson and
Charity.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-24

San Francisco, Calf. July z4-Bud
Ridley. claimant OF the Pacific coast
bantamWeight championship, won q
in & four round bout
here Friday night. Ridley scored q
knockdown in the first round.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-24

Phoenix. ARK. July 24.-Pete sauer.
OF Lincoln. Neb-. and Thomas Grant,
OF Seattle, Wash, Wrestled two hours
and Is minutes TO a draw here Friday
night Neither man secured 4 fall
They are light heavyweights-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-24

Two base hts. Speaker, PIpp. Three bass
hits, Chapman, .. Home ruls. Ruth. Peck
inpaugh- Stolen base. Plpp. Sacrifice hit
Speaker. Double play. Pratt to Pip. Base
on balls. Morton. /; MoEridge, l. Innings
pitched, Morton. G. Uhie.. %; Niehaus,
1 ID; Shawkey, s IL. Eogridge. % Hit
BY pitcher. by uhle. ! Struckout, Morton,
s: ShaWkey, (
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-24

PittsburE, Pa, July 2L-Brooklyn de-
feated Piitsburg. Mamaux was knocked
out OF the box IN the eighth inning when
the locals scored three runs Friday. Smith
replaced him and prevented further scor-
ing. Schmidt and Haeffner were hit by
foul tips and forced TO retire.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-24

Portland, Ore, July 24-Portland
has q baseball association which op-
crates four leagues and includes ~
amateur clubs In its membership
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-24

Two base nlts Gron- three base hits,
Groh. Neal, King. Stolen base, Burns
Sacrifice hits Roush, Allen. Double plays,
Ruether 70 Kopf 70 Rath; Bancroft 10
Doyle 10 Kelly. Base on balls, Rusther, 8
struckout, Ruether, s; Benton. 2. wild
pitch, Ruether.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-24

scor1 % InnInEs,
51oollyn ----.------.----- elo zol oo1-s
Fittsburg -----..-.-.-.--. 100 100 050-5
Two base hits. Myers, 2 BiEbee. Thres
base hits. Southworth. 2. Sacrifice hits,
Nicholson. Whitted, Johnston. Neia. pou-
BE playa Klduff Olson and Eonetchy.
Base on balls. MamauE. = Adams /. In
ningr pitched. Mamaux. Is; Smith, rs.
struckouL. smlth. !; Adams. 2
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-24

-g-a-7 - . o 80 . = - -
for Morton IN seventh tBatted for Me
haus in ninth ffBatted for Jameson IN
nlnlh. ssRan for Thomnn IN nInLh