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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-04-30
(Por Gable Frances)

MADRID, abril 90 FL ex genera
lisimo de los ejercitos Aliados, maris-
cal Joffre, lego a esta capital.
La ovacion que Sc lie hizo resulto in
descriptible. Puede calcularse que, en-
la estacion del ferrocarril en- las ave
midas ~por donde paso, habia mas de
100000 personals, que lie ovacionabsn
sin cesar.
La prensa lie conssgra elogios calH-
rosisimos.
FL jefe del Gobierno, seiior A1ende-
salazar, los Ministries y los jefes y
oiciales de la guarnici6n, fueron dar-
lc la bienvenida.
Hoy sera recibido por los Reyes, que
daran en- su honor un magnifico ban
quote ell Palacio.
En- la Embajada francesa p1eparase
otro .espl6ndido b1nque.e, al que seran
invitados los Monarcas, Ell jefe del Go
bierno, los Ministries otras distjhgui-
das personahdadcs.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-04-30
Las tirantez de re-
IaCiOn0S entire In
gIatGrTa J FranCia

Las relaciones de Ia 'eutents cor
dale, que tan entertainments unidas
tuvioron a InglaterFa y Trancia an.
tes de Ia guerra Y duran.c ella. se han
convertible. no solamense en- Ia lucha de
dos grupos politicos. sino de dos Mneas
de politiCa mundiai antagonicas. IA n
nanciera comercial do On iado. IA
pohtica y territorial de OTTO.
La Gran Brotaha. Dc acuerdo con IA
opinion de los que obscrvsn los now
mientos politieos. esta buscando por %
dos los medios el inOdo de imponer q sas
aliados una poiitica mundiai esricta.
mente cOmcrcial Francia. por otra par
&c, con sus metodos para inponer Ia 10.
ira del Tratado de Versailles. extendien.
do su invasion en- territorio alemAn. re-
presenta Ia parte politico-territorla
Francia no puede obligar a fnwlate
IRA a cambiar sus punsos de vista. Dor
que Ia Gran Bre:aha que tiena pidtora
de tonelaje on los mares. matcrias pri.
mas en- abundancia y coIonias ricas. ade
mas de su asegurada insuiaridad. estA
eomplotamente independents de Fran.
cia, mientras que tsta. econ6mscameuso
es'a merced dc Ingiaterra
Francia, pOr 10 tanto. esta dessinads
a adoptar Ia pOiitica comerciaI De Ia
Gran Brotaha. Las consecuenclas de -.
te camhio complete en- sus aspiracloues
policies, envuelven NADIA menos cue "a
ruptura de relaciones de Ia s'enteSse
cOrdi1le" y q trastorno dc IA balsnza
ael podag e Europa
Como resultado immediate de esa .tp
tura. Francia Sc vera obligada q bus.
car conciliaci6n con Alcmania Ra.
sia. 81 ella consigue hrmar convenios
comerciales con ,Aiemania y rcannda
su antigua alianza con Russia, automA.
ticamente Sc encontraria independents
dc America y de Inglaterra en- 10 que
respec,a al carbon mineral. al trigo y
a las manufactures. y rcalizaria eanan
cias sustancialcS pues essaria en- con.
diciones dc comprar mncho mas baraso
que ahora.
Y es indudable que IA actitud de Fran
cia es cada vez mas agria con rcspeSto
q TngIaterra.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-04-30
COhferencias rGIigiOSO-
SOGiaIeS en- Ia CatodraI

n
Durante los domingos de los meseJ
de mayo y JUNO pr6ximos, Sc dara
una serie de conferencias sobre dis
tintos temas rcligiosos y sociales EN-
la Santa Iglesia Catedral. Ell Reve-
rendo Padre Florencio Garcia, vi
carlo de Ponce, sera ell primer con-
ferencista, el domingo, dia dos de-ma
yo. las ocho dc la noche.
Estaba anunciado hace va varios
dias Que esta primera conferencia Sc
daria, como todas las demas, en- la
Cathedral, pero Ia sido modi6cada es-.
Ia disposition, v Ia primera conferen
cia pronunciada por el elocuuente ora
dor va mencionado, sera en- la nueva
iglesia de San Jorge, situada en- la
Avenida de su nombre, y que sera
inaugurada en- ese dia, dos de mayo.
Por 10 tanto, el domingo, dos de ma
yo, las ocho de la noche, la confe-
rencia anunciada sera en- la iglcsia
de San Jorge, junto al colegio de Sor
do-mudos, de Santurce no en- la Ca
tedral Es dc esperar gran concurren
cia, tanto por la fama del orador, co
mo por Ia novedad de la recien cons
truida iglesia del jardin de Santur-
&C.
FL tema que desarrollara el orador
sera EriStencia dc Dios.
Desde el domingo siguiente, las
confcrencias sucesivas seran en- Ia
Santa Iglesia Cathedral.
FL dia de mayo, domingo, las
ocho dc la nochc, Ia segunda confe-
rencia scra desarrollada por el Re
verendo Padre Juan Rivera Vicra.
IA tema versara sobre la Emortali-
dad del alma.
Dados los multiples errores que hoy
dia existen en- Puerto Rico acerca de
la cxistencia dc Dios de la inmorta
lidad del alma, los reputados orado-
res tratan asuntos de sumo interes
dc importancia para todo el pueblo.
Los mencionados sacerdotes tienen
dotes excepcionaaes para eI desarrollo
dc los tensas va dichos y seguramen-
te que el auditorio qucdara muy sa-
tisfecho de la labor Que rcalizaran
estos oradores sagrados.
En- los domingos restantes los va
rios temas estaran cargo de dis
tintos fcs-conferencistas, inclu-
yendo al Reverendo Padre Juan de
Gorostiza, quien desarrollara, el do
mingo, dia 16 de mayo, las ocho de
la noche en- Ia Cathedral, el tema: La
Divinidad de Naestro Seilor Jesucris-
to D sa Mission como Rcdensor.
Oportunamente Sc daran la pu-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-04-30
coNcIERTo A BoRDo
DEL "coAMo'

Bajo Ia direction de Mr.. Jules La
vertt Sc organize bOrdo del vapOr
"Coamo" durante su illtimo viaje de
Nucva York San Juan, una velada
con objeto de recaudar fondos para
la Cruz Roja Americana, er Puerto Ri
co. Sc recaudaron en- conjunto S110.0s,
con que contribuyeron los pasajeros.
serita, bailarina que visne para la Fe
ria, presto su concurso esta esplen-
dida fiesta, asi como ell dueto "Las
Granadinas", y los chivos amaestra-
dos de Mr.. Snyder. La fiesta result6
muy animada, y todos los pasajeros
SO mostraron contentisimos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-04-30
Glen milIOnes de psSstaS
para ell puerto do VlgO

v1Go, Espafa, Abril 21.- So ha lie
gado un acuerdo respecto al empires
;sto de 1OO,ooo,0oo de pesetas que SO
habia solicitado para ser invertidas en-
Las obras de amphaci6n del puerto.
Ell puerto de vigo ha crecido en- mo-
vimiento importancia durante estos
Iltimos tiempos y es ell mas cercano a
America que existe en- Europa. Sc han
reaIizado adeinas estudios y negocia-
clones para Ell establecimiento de una
linea de vapores rapidos desde Nueva
York a vigo que enlazarfan con una
via ferrea directa de vigo a Paris.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-04-30
CoMIDAs BALES TEMPoRALDIEN
TIE sUSPENDIDos

La directiva del "Union Club. por
consideration y cortesia hacia la Graz
Roja, ha decidido suspendcr, durante
la tenporada que durc la feria, las
comidas-baiIes que regularmente Sc lie
vaban a cabo EN- dicho local.
No habra el bale regular del dia
primero y octave, pero dicha costum-
bre Sc renova-a desde el dia ounce
del mes pr6ximo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-04-30
FLIOVeTaS lover the top

FL popular simpatico dueio del
cine puerto Rico, don Ramon Llo-
veras Soler, anuncia para esta noche'
un programa monumental. Pasara por
el lienzo la preciosa comedia por Ell
simpatico Douglas Fairbanks, 10
ARREGLARE".
Para maaana, Lloveras ha cchado
el resto Anuncia "Hogar Dividido",
de argumento sensational y dc escenas
verdaderamente intercsantes. ~
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-04-30
EFsDr. Diaz Garcia
COntinda aun igual

ContinIa enfermo, aunque no de mu
chn gravedad, el prsstigioso medico
doctor Diaz Garcia.
= La constante atencion de la ciencia
Y ell solicito cuidado de su medico de
cabecera, doctor Arrieta, procuran Ia
mejoria del distinguido enfermo.
Nuevammte hacemos votos por la
salud del distinguido amigo DR.. Diaz
Garcia.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-04-30

PARIS, abril 29.- A su psso por
Marsella. hizo ell jefe del gobierno fran
ces, MIR. RIillerand, la declaration do
que la Repdblica habia triunfado ell
toda la Inca en- la conferencia de San
Reno.
Millerand ratifico. una vez mas, que
La union entire los Aliados es mas frme
que nunca, y que Alemania debe estar
convencida a es.as horas de- que debe
cuinplir ell todas sus. clausulas el ira
tado que Sc fir1n6 en- Versailles, las cua-
les clausulas -afiadi6-- resultan mas
benignas que severas.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-04-30

Deseo Zanzibar un pasaie de primcra
clase, dol vapor "coamo" que sale
en- Mayo 5, per uno del Ponce 0 Brasos
dol ~ y 10 respectivamente.
Dirijase a JAvIER ALFONSO CO.
TETUAN a.
SAN JUAN p. n.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-04-30
UNA oRDENANzA

FL Gobernador aprob6 una ordenan-
"a adoptada por la 'Comisi6n del Ser
vicio Publico'', concediendo a Ed
mond Block permiso para tomar y usar,
para fines de riego. 10 ltrOs y 21o de
aqua por segundo de un tributario sin
nombre de Ia quebrada Santa Cata-
lima" en- el municipio dc Bayam6n.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-04-30

AMBERES, abril 29.- En- los jue-
gos Olimpicos que han empezado a CO
lebrsrse en- las cercaniss de esta ciu-
dad, ganaron ell segrndo premio Hoe
key y Glace, atletas de los Estados Uni
dos, quienes vencieron las represen-
taciones enviadas por Suecia.
Ia victoria fue por siete puntos
contra o.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-04-30

blicidad los otros tenas Y conferen-
cistas, entire ellos los cuales estan
designados el Reverendo Padre Esta
nislao de Peridiello, Superior de los
r. r. p. P. Capuchinos ell Revdo.
Bernardo de Nueva Paz.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-04-30
Il. AzUCAR DE PU1er 70 RICO VEN
DIEEDosE A ME1cE PREcIo QUE
NINGUN oTEo

Ultimo csblegrama recjbido do Nue.
va York:
'ventas de azncar de Filipinas a
$3.50; venta de 1900 toneladas del
PERI, a $685.; venta dc Puerto Rico
o S19.56
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-04-30
Ell LEON XII"

La casa de Ezquiaga ha recibido un
cablegrama notifcandole que ell vapor
Leon XIII" llegara este puerto pro
bablemente mafana.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-04-30

Aver maHana lego de Nueva York.
este joven escrftor, quien viene a Puer-
to Rico con el prop6sito de permanecer
aqui una breve temporada.
Reciba nuestro saludo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-04-30

ROMA, abril % Numerosos obre-
ros que trabajabah bordo de dos bu-
ques mercantes rusos, que estaban sur
tos en- la bahia, arriaron la bandera
''bolchevili''
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-04-30
El pabellon Sbolsheviki'
fue arriadO en- Geneva
Was Gle 100000 alrrRs ovacionan al maris-
cal Joffre paso por Espana. e ejercito
de POlOnia o0tiene I'm gran triunfo

PARIS. abril 60 Ell Gohierno Ia es-
cogido va Ell Versailles las habitacio-
mes designadas para los representatives
de Twquia Y su sequito. los cuales ile-
garan a la referida poblaci6n el dis
del mes pr6ximo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-04-30

MADEID, abril 29s - Debido una
muy habil maniobra politica del jefe
del gotierno, sefior Allendesalazar, fue
aprobado ell presupuesso, a pesar de la
guerra que lie haciap maneomunada-
menta, Jas oposicioneL.
A pesar Gle todo, Sc considera la cri-
sis minist erial como inminente
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-04-30

CoNSTANTTNoPIA. abril 20. e
] de mayo saldra don direction "a Pa.
ris Ia Delegation otomana que discuti.
ra con los Aliados a1gunos particulars
relatives al tratado. dc paz que Sc les
presento para la frlna en- la Repdbli-
ca francesa.
Los representatives. de Turquia asciep-
den a 80 personas.
VARSOVLA, abril 90 El eisrcito
polaco en- su ultima operaci6n contra
los "bolchevikis realize un tremen-
do contra-ataque contra las referidas
hordss, haciendolas retroceder.
La batalla, que fde n1uy sangrienta,
Sc repiti6 despues EN- odole Y Colhynie,
donde ell eierci:o de Polonia contra-ata-
CO vigorosamente.
Los polacos lograro1 hacer rendir la
plaza de Jitomir, en- Ia cual Sc apode-
raron de un botin de guerra verdade-
ramente fabuloso.
$50 locomotoras, 2,0UO vagones un
considerable ndmero de prisioneros dc
guerra cayeron en- podsr de los poIacos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-04-30
AVISO

A los dueiios de automobiles y trucks.
visitar la exhbici6n de las famosas gomas
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-03

player from the Pacific coast. is also
a third baseman. but Higgins in
tends TO play him in the outfield
HuEgins said that he saw in
some paper in the west that there
was no chance to get catcher
Tobln. hut inferred that he had
not given up hopes of securing
him. The Yankee manager de-
cried the shortage of crackerjnck
backstOps, and said that the
catchers OF the present day were
hardly up 10 the class Of 10 years
or 50 nEO. He also said that base
running OF the fiery brand. uS eN-
emplifIed by Ty Cobb, IL beeOm-
Ing lost art apparently.
Where, with the exception Of Ty
Cobb, can one find a base runner who
is considered dangerous2 I can not"
said Higgins. 7 mean one who tears
into the bases and demands the right
Of way by his own rushing tactics.
fearlessness and determination 10 get
there
Higgins was very earnest in that
statement, and doubtless Il is his in
tention 10 devote a whole lot OF at
tentiOn to the development OF the
Yankees base stealing department
Stonehnm eff TO Cuba.
President Charles A Stoneham. OF
the Giants. left for Havana. Cuba.
yesterday. after a very short tarry
here. He will devote his attention to
his race track, Oriental park, in Ha-
vana, until he and manager McGraW
leave Cuba to attend the baseball
meetings in Chicago. beginning Feb
ruary g.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-03
Willie Meehan
Makes Fast Trip

Willie Meehan. heavyweight tiua
contender. in FL Pas0 Friday night
was reported in San Francisco Satur-
day morning. where he is in training
for his bout with Gunboat Smith In
the Gate City tomorrow night. &C
cording TO a coast paper. 1Ieehau,
II Is said by friends. was in FL Paso
as late as Monday morning, but at
that time he was training for his
meeting with the gunner in san
Francisco. How he managed 10 get
back to- the coast in such a short
time is a mystery. Billy Afiske. re-
ported by Meehan to be in san Diego,
IS IN Milwaukee recovering from ILL.,
ness and has not been engaged in
bout for several months. il is said.
Neehan's bout with Smith in san
Francisco tomorrow night will be his
first contest in some time.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-03
BAN johnson IS
SUED BY YANKS

New York. Feb. complaints in
100000 damage suit were served
Monday by the New York American
League club against B. Bancroft john
son, president OF the American league
Action was started against Johnson
at the time Of the American league
meeting on December 10, when notices
Of suits were served on Johnson and
his five loyal club owners. Connie
Mack. Of Philadelphia. Clark Griffith
of Washington Frank Navin. OF De-
troit: Philip Ball, Of st. Louis, ana
James Dunn. of Cleveland. Com
plants were also served Monday on
these five magnates in one Of three
suits brought against Johnson
Five Loyal Club Owners.
In the first suit. the New York club
demands damages Of 100000 person
ally from Johnson on the ground that
he conceived the idea Of driving the
New York club out OF baseball and.to
this end did various acts injurious TO
the New York club. including the sus-
pension Of Mays, and by erroneous
statements Influenced the Giants 10
write, refusing TO continue permission
10 the Yankees TO use the Polo
grounds after 1920 and by making
public the plans which the New York
club had for the acquisition OF new
site prevented its acquisition on ad-
vantageOus terms.
The complaint also contains ex-
tracts OF a letter written by Johnson
to his five "loyar' club owners, dated
August 6. 1919, and marked personal
and confidential" The extracts are
as follows:
1T is my Judgment that they should
be retired from our organization. 1
am sure other people can be inter
ested in the proposition and that a
satisfactory arrangement can he made
with the present owners Of the New
York Nationals"
In the second suit the New York
club prays for a Judgment restraining
Johnson from paying 70 himself or re-
ceivlng out Of the funds Of the Ameri-
can league any salary or compensa-
ton either as president, secretary OF
treasurer OF the American league and
requiring him TO account for and re
store with interest all sums which he
may have taken as salary since the
annual meeting OF the league IN De-
cember. 1913.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-03
Hon1eRu1 'BakerReiterates
Intention To Quit National
Game; VIII Stay On Farm

NEW YORK, Feb. al. Franklin
IN Baker will probably devote him
, self TO farming hereafter and pass
up baseball
That is what Manager Higgins. or
the Yankees. thinks is the intention
Of the famous home run" star, who
has been threatening to retire from
big league baseball for several years.
i Higgins paid a visit to Baker at
the latter's home in Irappe. Nd on
Monday and had a long heart TO heart
talk with the noted player. The
Yankee chief said today that while
Baker made no positive announce
ment Of his retirement from the
game. he gave the impression that he
had decided 10 quit Higgins said
he would 90 along with his plans for
the team as II Baker were no longer
a member Of it.
Baker Is Sincere.
Baker, I think. means what he
SAYS and is decisive about attending
TO his farm said Higgins. He Is a
fellow who dislizes 10 be criticized
and hopes that the baseball public Of
New York city viii no get the impress
sion that he is making grandstand
play. so as to be welcomed in New
York with big hurrah-
aBaker thinks he will have to
neglect his personal affairs to n
dnngerOus extent II he joins the
Yankees again, and says his wife
Is strongly against his playing
another seasOn. / know no man
ever loved to play baseball more
than Frank Baker. I should not
be Surprised II he played semi
pro ball this year on Saturdays
with n club near his home, hut IL
will not be for the money that g.
in IL for him.
Il will be remembered that Charley
Herzog said that at one game Baker
played with his neighborhoOd team
the munificent sum OF IS was divided
among 10 players
To Try Out FeWster.
higgins says II Baker does not
show up he viii try out Chick
Fewster at third base for the Yam
KEGS. and he is confident that the
sprightly youngster will surely make
good there Bob Meusel, the new
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-03
HEX ATHLETES
TRAINING HARD

Phil Cardova and Chester Wright.
Of the Y. NJ c. A. physical depart-'
ment are reported growing gray OF
hair and thin Of body over the pres
ent HeNathlou prospects
There is a wealth Of good material
in sight but il IS a difficult matter
to get these stars into harness.
II Will take a larger number OF
men this year as FL Paso is in the
3 class which calls for eight men
TO score in each event
Both young men are working tooth
and nail to interest some Of the
modest ones who feel that they have
not the necessary Qualifications 10
score in the HeXthlou- This has been
disproved every year as many new
men have discovered their athletic
ability through the Hexathlon-
The practices are being held on
Monday and Thursday nights At
o'clock.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-03
Director Holm
Is In Hospital

A. L Holm. physical director of the
7. II c. A. was removed from his
home TO the Hotel Dieu. Monday aft
ernOOn, TO undergo ma operation. the
third within two months Monday
night it was reported that he was
resting easily after the operation and
is expected TO recover with sufficient
rapidity TO be able % resume his
duties at the Y. u. c. A. within a
month at the most
Holm. who is known throughout
the city as Doe" has now been alb
sent from his duties for more than
three months. suffering from an in
lection in his left side Twice he
has undergone an operation, prior to
Monday, and each time has improved
steadily TO a certain point, when
relapse occurred.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-03

Chicago III, Feb. 3--ManaEer
Kid" Gleason OF the Chicago Ameri-
cans, Monday began the task OF lin
ing up the players preliminary to the
departure for their spring training
campat Waco, Texas. Gleason an
t.cipates no trouble in signing all the
regulars, despite the declarations OF
shortstop Risberg and first baseman
Candil that they have retired.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-03
Viii Decide CHAMPIONsHIP.

elimination Monday Of Arthur New
man OF Brooklyn. title holder, the
national amateur three-cushiOn bill
lard championship will be decided
v ednesday night when ". o. Camp
belll and ". 3. Huey. both Of Chi
cago, meet They are tied for first
with five wins and one loss each.
Newman lost to Campbell today,
50 to 43. in 50 innings.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-03

Newark. n. J. Feb. Scene Tun-
ney, lightweight champion OF the A.
T. F.. knocked out Al Roberts OF
Staten Island in the final round
Of an eight-rouud bout at the First
Regiment armory Monday night
Eddie Fitzsimmous. New York
lightweight outfought Jimmy Duffy
Of Lockport in an eight-round con-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-03
English Hope To
Visit America

New York, Jan. 30.-Joe Beckett.
former hope Of England for the
worlds heavyweight crown, viii
come TO America this spring. accord
ing to friends of George Mcdonald.
the English promoter, who returned
home recently after a business trip
here Mcdonald is said to be getting
a stable Of fighters together to bring
back with him. and has included the
British champion on the list
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-03
FRENCH cHA,rP nd vIsIr.

Paris. Feb. Georges Carpenter.
accompanied by his manager. NJ Des-
champs, will leave France shortly for
the United States. according to an
announcement made Monday night by
peschamps. Carpenter is at pres
ent touring in the provinces.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-03

While Babe Ruth was labeled a
Singer when he first became a regu-
lar with the Red sox in 1915. he never
managed 10 land in the 300 set OF hit
ters until last season. He hit for 800
last year and in addition broke the
home run record with % circuit clouts.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-03

Sag shea's First National bank quin-
tet, two Of the most formidable con-
tenders for the championship, viii be
the opponents
Followers OF the fortunes OF the
City league teams have had this game
spotted since the opening Of the sea
son, while for the past week they
have looked for il with eager i'm
patience. Nor has this been without
due cause, If the records OF the two
teams are even the slightest criterion.
Il bids fair to be the most sensa-
tional battle since the one which the
Tigers and Popular teams played and
which had the spectators keyed up TO
the highest state Of excitement every
moment OF play.
VIII Be Real GGame.
The battle tonight will be Of the
utmost importance in the race for the
City league flag and upon the result
may hinge the ultimate championship
team. II Shea and his fellow bankers
are able to defeat the Tigers Il will
be almost a death blow TO Coblenz
and his followers OF course. il will
not eliminate the Tigers with the
race still 10 run more than a month.
But II viii leave them with two
games lost, a mighty handicap to
overcome against the Popular and
Rsnk teams.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-03
Much Interest
In Tiger Game

One Of the games which the basket
ball fans have awaited since the
opening Of the City league season
viii be staged tonight, at the Y. II.
c A The High school Tigers and
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-03

of St Paul decisiveIy outpointed
George Knockout Brown Of Chi
cago. in a 10-round bout Monday
light Gibbons had the advantage in
eight OF the 10 rounds
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-03
Chris Jordan Winds Up His
Training And Is Ready For
Match With The Challenger

and following the exhibition eX-
pressed the opinion that he is one OF
the fastest Of his class in the country
They incidentally. predict a hard bat
tie for Jordan when he faces the
youngster and there are some who
are willing to wager that he viii de-
feat the Athenian champion.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-03

Newark. n J. Feb benny VAL
ger Of New York. known as the
-Freuch flash easily outfought Joey
Fox. English fearherwe i ght- in their
eight-round bout Monday night