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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-08


. SIX rooms, red pressed brick cottage
l 1880 Nevada, lovely nsighb0rhood. 5000.
viii sell Furnishings reasonably II desired
I Owners phone. 20S6W-
LOOKING FOR A HOMEf SEE Us.
BORDER INVESTMENT CO.
sos RAYNOLDS BLDG. PHONE 3ss
YOUR Rents Will PAY eOes
On THIS INVESTMENT.
CLOSE Nm. Campbell, brick house.
suitable for business use, also cottage.
both IN good repair. Improvements raid.
CONC TO CALIFORNIA; See this
cozy place near Oakland. convenient 10
shipyards and other work. rooms. base
ment chicken house. garden. corner.
5oN15o. $500 $500 down. balance easy
DON'T OVERLOOK these nice bunga-
lows each rooms. sleeping porches. some
hardwood floors built IN features, Gov
eminent Hill. > lots large outbuiidinss.
nonresident owner orders this sacrificed
at $500. $3.50 cash.
WYOMING-Near Five Pointa con-
venient TO Southwestern shops, 5oxl20.
bargain at ss675. $500 cash
MOUNTAIN AFE--Nice place. good con-
ditlon. rents for $50. price $4,000 cash
CLOSE TO Alta Vista school, pergola
and vines at rear, $3.50. $1,000 down
GRANDVIEW-Block 70 car grass
vines. fenced. Beautiful location. $500.
COOLEST HONlE-Splendid view. de-
tached cottage. rooms. kitchenet. bath.
screened porch $500. $500 cash.
GOOD FORD wanted as part payment
on 4 room house.. Wheeling St. block to
81 caplss Bidg. Phonss szoo-ssss.
SACRIFICE.
TWO sTORIE%TEN ROOMS
Close In. block from car line, excellent
condition, paved and parked street, ter
race. large bedrooms and sleeping
porches upstairs spacious rooms down
stairs. roomy closets, excellent PROPOSE
ton for renting rooms. price $500. terms
$500 cash, balance easy monthly nay
ments; phone quick, this Is absolutely 3
bargain and viii not last long.
HENRY B. STONE s COMPANY.
Phons 1854 40 Caples Bldg
N alta VISTA section. room bunga- [
low, with basement. on corner. 40 feet Of !
paTing, paid, only $3.50. $500 cash, bal I
ance $50 per month including interest
so4 San Antonio St Phone 4s5o. [
MANHATTAN HEIGHTS
$3.50. $500 Cash. /
Beautiful new bungalow in choice /
part OF Manhattan, consisting Of four 4
spacious rooms and glassed in ROOM (
hardwood floors beautiful built in I
features including buffet and
kitchen cabinet; basement and heat
ing plant and many other desirable
features This is a chance to get an
deal home for small cash payment
Il couldn't be duplicated today for
5000.
Mr. HIRSCH, with
GOODMAN BROS. & CO., INC.
705 n. Stanton Phone 2424-
8UNGALOW-MORNTN HEIGHTS.
-Four rooms. large Elassed sleeping porch.
hardwood floors throughout. full lots.
lice lawn $4,000, furnished f45o0. reason
able cash payment. balance SIS Der
month including Interest," you can't beat
his buy
a. L MADISON. PHONE sa4s.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-08
HONEST sERvIcE

HONEST SERVICE
How many people that buy used
automobiles actually know what
they are buying7 Why not be
sure and buy your car from people
that tell you the honest facts con-
corning the car you wish and give
you honest service after you have
purchased your carr We do this
and furthermore do not charge
you FOR our service.
Our policy Is Honest Service.
Come and see US We have all
makes Of automobiles
WALTERS & DURHAM.
Phone 1855. go W. san Antonio.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-08

HOMES, HOMES. REAL HOMES
At $500: $3.50. $500: $4,000. $4,000:
s5500s $4,000; $500; $500; 5000: and
Up 10 $4,000 Small payments down
and remainder Ike rent.
TRI-sTATE COMMISSION CO.
z2A-225 Trust Bldg. Phone 2944
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-08
$3.50
NEW BUNGALOW

Nf
Four rooms, screened porch,
built OF most expensive brick.
excellent II fish, hardwood
floors, well built IN every
manner, convenient to car
and in good nelghborhood.
sell on most attractive terms.
call McBEE,
MATEIELD BUILDING AND
IMP. CO.
Our New Home. 219 Texas ST.
Phone $50.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-08
For SaIe-AutomOba.s-Want.d

For Observation-Disclosures
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DODGE touring car for sale Phi So be-
tween and ;.
LIGHT Touring car in Al condition. very
cheap Tor cash. SOS y. Oehoa, Ph. 69I5J.
I ton Ford truck, 9 foot body.
Maxwell roadster. cheap
YOUNG FURNITURE co.
USED scripps-Bo roadster. excellent
Coalition and appearauce- Apply Quarters
y. Eighth Cavalrg. or Lone star Motor CO.
WANTED-Four passenger electric car.
good condition address B I1e, care
Herald
AUTOMOBILE painting BY expert tin
isher. new. clean shops our prices are
right COZ Montana Pm 1913
STUDEBAKER ROADsTER-Coupa style.
seats persons. only run Few thousand
miles. IN perfect condition. top and up
hoistery Ike new. good tires. a beautiful
little car az barEaln- Phi TI2sW.
SPED. POWER AND CLASS.
Mercer special built Sport model. aust
be seen 70 Be appreciated. viii sell or
trade what have you9 Phi sos or call at
AMERICAN GARAGE, sos y KANSAS,
ORIENTAL GARAGE. PHOSE 455.
lis y. Kansas St. General Repairing.
Independent shop BY ". Y. Stokes
Used cars bought and sold u commission
AUTO SALE
Bucks. ---s750-Es5n Fordz. SITS. fs25. sf15
Chevrolet $3.50 Vim Truck $3.50
Olds Truck new s1575 Smith F0rma 1850
G. =. c Truck $3.50 Klssel Kar 500
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-08

DON'T BE ISCONVENIENCED
by waiting delivery on new car. See rs
and select your car from our large stock
OF dependable used cars
Buick. 7 passenger. 1917.
Buick. z passenger, 1919
Buick Roadster. 1913
Buick Sedan. 1915.
Dodge Touring. 1s18-iT.
Chevrolet Roadster. 1917-1s.
Chandler. Z passenger 1917.
Chandler. passenger. 1918.
Ford. 5 passenger. 1911-1s.
Ford Sedan. is16-1s.
Ford Speedster. 1915.
Franklin Touring. 1916.
Hudson. passenger, 1875.
Haynes. Z passenger 1917
Hupmobiie Touring. 1915.
Hupmobile Speedstsr. 1916.
Overland Touring. 19I7-19
Packard Twin six Touring. 1917.
white Touring. 1915.
White Trucks
Vim Trucks.
Ford Trucks
And many other makes.
THE MOTOR MART.
Dependable Used Cars.
Montana at Stanton Sts
Phana AZ
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-08
BARGAIN IN GRANDVIEW
- = 49, 90 q IL nn. 10 III

ONLY G2s5Oi $50 CAsHi s85 MONTH";
INCLUDING INTEREST
Beautiful bungalow OF { rooms and
large glazed roou. sleeping porch, all
builtin features. hardwood floors. etc.
House alone could not be built for
this price
PHTLLRs-CREEL REALTY CO.,
Phi. z36. 517 First Nat Blk Bldg.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-08


100000 CASH, BAL. EASY.
This is a red brick, five rooms and
sleeping porch, house faces north.
nice large cement porch and flower
boxes. On the left as you enter Is a
nice large living room, built-in book
cases and fireplace hardwood floors.
then the dining room with beautiful
Duilt-in buffet and hardwood floors;
the kitchen Just back Of this is in
white ana has all built-iu features.
On right as You enter is a nice large
bedroom with French doors off the
porch. and rice large closet and con-
nected with bath. latest fixtures in
BATH and another bedroom with
closet connected with bath lust back
81 this is nice large screened-in
Sleeping porch. This house is located
on an improved street and one-half
block o. car line and close TO two
Of re best schools in the city. If
you nave the cash and mean bust
ness glad TO show you. Call 2424
and ask for 1Tr. Trafton-
With GOODMAN BROS, INC.
$1,000 $1,000 CASH. BALANCE
LONG TIME
Austin Terrace home. This ia ona
OF the most beautiful and most de-
slraole homes in the city. Has every
convenience Two story red brick.
-FOUR baths closets and built IN fea-
lures Of the latest type Beautiful
80 - --oS-s ellu IN Aacl every desirable I
feature Has large grounds and ga
rage IN connection This. is a won
oertul buy and in the most exclusive I
part OF the city. In fact there Is Z
nothing to compare with this home ]
at the price on the market IN the Z
city. II -you have the money see this. 4
ment-
See Mr. TRAFTON. with
GOODMAN BROS. q CO., NC.
5teal estate Insurance. /
zy2 y. Stanton. Phone 242f- /
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-08

Attractive six room modern bunga-
low. all rooms and closets extra large,
it has beam ceiling and elaborate
bnilt-in features, all interior finish is
in excellent condition, there is e
basement and heating plant. Massive
in structure, no signs Of settling, To-
Gated in excellent nelghborhood. con-
Venient 70 car Call after s .. m
f01e.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-08


A HOME FOR THE PARTTCUIAR
FAMILY.
We have q room BUNGALOW OF uruz,iaI
o2luiy- The location IS first class. fairly
Close 10 near High school and the lot faces
south with fine view: the bunraiou- II
A-ooern WITH bedrooms and heat living
room across the front: there e z dandy
lerse southeast porch and covered drive
Hay eemented from the street, also a good
garage, paving. lawn and sidewsII-s In !.
ne price is the lowest we know Of IN
ne city Tor this class Of home. 1880 with
Phone z H? Fietehe-. 4f4s. Res -51zyv-
MCKEE Bros. 208 MILLS BLDG.
$4,000 for furnished bungalow. -Four
rooms and sleeping porch. buflt-fn
features. good lawn. fruit trees and
vines. owner leaving town, anxious
9 sen Completely furnished; only
soog.sg cash. balance $500 per month
including interest.
4le00.O0-a sacrifice. Three roor1
orlck, furnished in Highland Park,
one block from Piedras street; two
corner lots. House suitable for con-
s ~ Only $500 cash. balance
szv-oo per month. including interest.
Call VAN HORN
80, bttOADDUS & LIE BARON
~ -eAas street Phone 1888
10 DAE-BARGAINI ROOM
COTTAGE
s4@oO-terms $3.50 cash. balance can
arrangei located on II. Bliss car line.
IN Grand View addition-wouId ac-
cept Tseant lots priced right. as part
payment
ISLAND LAND, @WHERE THE
COTTON GROWss
survey No $50 and 151-about 100
acres at SIS per acre-(this price for
q limited ume)-1-3 cash, balance ],
2 and years
LOTS COR. LOUISVILLE AND
ALABAMA
ALBANIA is paVed-wiu sell the 4
lots for $1,000 terms Z cash, balance
year purchaser 10 assume the paw
ing.
APARTMENT sITE-MUNuY HGTs.
100 It frontage on Epson avenue, at
$500.
DUPLEX APARTMENT-MUN
HEIGHTS.
An extra nice place-iivs in one
apartment and have an income from
he other-Would accept bungalow as
part payment terms reasonable. See
RIO GRANDE REALTY co.
los Texas ST
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-08

Will TAKE FIRST LIENS On Il
Faso business property TO tae ex-
tent CT $4,000.
". A. BOGUE q CO.
Basement Il Faso Bank Bldg
Phone 1871
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-08

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MRS. CHONLA-Noman's EXCHANGE and
sales shop o. hand made articles orders
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-08
Cosumes

COSTUMES for dances a. theatrical par
formances, rented reasonable n or out q
town 1705 Rio Grande. Pm 7-sfW.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-08
Cnnhacinr

PHONE SIf8W on new construction. altar
alton and repairs. loans and nes1tiaticnss
egtlmates furnishsd nee. J. ". chamnssg.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-08
PouIlry and Pei Stock

SELLING QUITO young White Leg
horn hens, laying. fine California "a egg
strain. can deliver. ship any-here- 1l1s
Hamilton. Phi 5e75W.
AVICOL stops chicks dying; keeps poultry
healthy. makes poultry pay.
". d. WISE SEED CO.. PHONE u.
HALF PRTCE-FOR SIX DAYS.
beginning Monday. 10 pens (Ferris stan
dard Bredl., white Beghurn hens and
cockerei. mated. sale price, SIS pen WIN
terIay Poultry Fam mile east Handley,
Fl Worth-Dailas Irterurban, Arlington
Tex, R. R. No 2.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-08

Carpsb Qssaed

CARPE'fs-Vacuuul. dry o. steam cleaned
Duntlsy Carpet Clearing WORK. Ph 1l11.
CONFESSED AR
Cleans your carpets clean
Do SANG 8 WELLBORN. PHONE 5999.
CARPET CLEANING and rug weaving Clark
Mattress 4 Rug Co 231z Myrtle. PA
a. 1875 and 1870
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-08
Trunk Factory

TRUNKS suitcase travelling naga mads
repaired and exchanged 81 Pa1o Truni
Facicry nezt % CraEinrd teeaser. Pa. 1855
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-08
Furnifure Paekfng

We PACK. SHIP Or STORE furniture.
cut glass and china satlsfactlou Euaran-
iced r. l. DANIEL, =. = n FACTORY.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-08

STUFZ.
1913 model, passenger. looks Ike
new. with 3 new cord tires. Epe-
clal leather upEoisterilE. wire
wheels. top and painting. bumper
and spot lights. have 20 sell.
ADDRESS 5 1Os, CARE HERALD.
WHY CRANK AND CUsSs"
Have your Ford magnetic recharEed while
you wait: Oldest models Gran Ike new.
makes strong lights COLUMBIA STOE-
AGE BATTERY IGNITION co. Ph az.
USED G. NJ c. TRUCK.
Light delivery truck for sale a.
great bargain. Eood oversize
pneumatic tires express body and
summer top call and see L.. ask
for Mr. Rakestraw at
OLDSMOBILE SAILS co.
500 Montana St Phone 1888.
FIVE PASSENGER OVERLAND TOUR
ING CAR, LATEST MODEL. NEW, BAR
GAIN IF TAKEN AT ONCE II07 z
NEVADA ST ID. l. GRIFFIN.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-08
Dancing Lessons

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BALL ROOM AND STAGE DANCING.
Private lessons By EppolntmerL Cas- les
soua. Tuesday and Thursday evening"
q SGD. cotllllon Han PA $50.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-08

FURNITURE SrORED AND PACKED.
WESI ERN TRANSFER 4 STORAGE co.
Ii IL. $ u.nu. Il
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-08
For Sale-MosOrcycIes

MOTORCYCLE REPAIRING done right:
used machines bought and sold. prices rsa-
'on-9s 21 ~ ~ a7S0 Sl 70 s az PaEe1
f11 Myrtle Ave
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-08
YOUR RENTS WILL PAY p
On THIS INVESTMENT.

4os I19YVoIps RLpG. PHoNE b.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-08
HaHsrs and Cleaners
Hardware and Fnrnftars

HATTERs AND TAILoR
True % the name f0s n. o-sro-. m. ri
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-08

FURNITURE REPAIRER. rsnnishsd
upholstsred r. l. DANIEL. =. = J
FACTORY. Pm 191s-i070.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-08


TRANSFER. HAULING. baggage. trunks.
household goods. We haul anything. any
where our prices are right service the
600 = san Antonio 81 Phone z54s.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-08
Matiress RsnoraHnr
Musical
PaInEng
Passport Photos

MEXICO AND JUAREZ pass1o-t photo-
/ hour service Postcards soc do-sr-
Ping RonEE Ice dozen Fred's Studio. 7n7
s = Faso- near Greclan Thezter. .0ps1
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-02-03
HEISMAN NAMED
TO COACH PENN
Georgia Tech Mentor Ten
dered Flattering Three
Year Contract.

PHILADELPHIA. Feb 3 --Jonn ".
Heisman. Tor many years football coach
al The Georgia School Of Technology. at
Atlanta. Ca will he head coach at
the University Of Pennsylvania for the
next three years The athletic council
81 the university at a special meeting
Yesterday ratified the choice OF the
football committee.
In addition the council announced
that charles 4 Keinath. Harold Gas
ton and John J keogh former Penn
sylvanla football players, will be Heis.
mans principal assistants Ernest
CozZens, captain Of the 1910 team. Louis
g. Young, also a former captain. and
pr. Hunter W Scarlet, another former
Pennsylvania player, will constitute the
advisory board and VIII also give as
s!stance in coaching. Or Arthur Light
succeeds pr Thomas Hancock as ply
stefan 10 the squad.
The action Of the football commit
tee. ratified by the council. makes
clean sweep OF football men who have
coached the PENNSYLVANIA squad In the
last few yenrs Robert C. Folweil head
coach. WAS a candidate for reappoirit-
ment and had the backing OF all the
members Of last years team, who
signed petition that he be retained.
students. II was learned, also asked
that Charles Wharton, who had been
line coach for number OF years, be
retained in that position. This request
was held under consideration.
Whit no official statement was given
out on the subject II IL believed the
clean sween Of coaches was due to
dissatisfaction with conditions sur
rounding the football squad last fall.
Two uf the players were accused OF
participating In professional sport while
members OF the Pennsylvania team.
Neither of the players was permitted
10 play after this was learned by the
football authorities
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-02-03
$4,000 OFFERED WILDE.

Wilde has already been offered a.
purse of $4,000 to meet Moore in q
20-round engagement in Milwaukee
1000 simoieons per round-but as yet
Wilde has not whispered the magic
word of yes. Wilde probably remen-
bers two very warm sessions with
Moore in London and bankers not for
any more engagements with the crack
little American.
Moore is confident that before the
year of 1920 has passed out he will be
matched with Pete Herman for the BAN
tamweight championship of the world
Moore has been close to such match
on several occasions, and last year the
proposed mill was all but closed, when
Tommy Walsh, one of Pals managers
and the proverbial bull in a china shop
spilled the beans and crumbed the
match. Herman was all ready to meet
Moore in New Orleans, but Walsh tried
to double cross Pal and and substitute
Joe Burman for the match with Her
man, with the result that the whole
proposition fell through
Moore has not given up hopes, and
will have Nate Lewis in charge Of his
attempts to get Herman for a 20-round
engagement for the bantamweight
crown and expects that he will at last
get his coveted chance at the king
Of his division
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-02-03
GOING AFTER KALE.

Moore is going to make a grand tour
which is calculated to net him many
American dollars, and plans to collect
more Of the long green during the en-
suing few months than ever before in
the same amount of time. Moore ex-
poets to fight at least once a week, and
viii meet any bantam anywhere, pro-
Vided the financial inducements are
right and to his liking.
MooFe's work in the ring during his
past few starts shows that the flashy
little Memphian is fighting like a cham
pion, and he expects no serious trouble
with the boys he expects to meet dur
ing his campaign this spring and sum-
mer
,,, Pal is counting on meeting Jabez
White, Roy Moore. Jack Sharkey, Earl
Puryear, Kid Regan, Johnny Richie,
Benny Chavez, Eddie Coulon, Nate
Jackson and Babe Asher during
his grand American invasion. j He Is
also DESTROYS of meeting Pete Herman
and Jimmy Wilde, but these two lat
ter matches are going to be very diff
ficult for Pals managers to put over
owing to the fact that neither Herman
nor Wilde particularly care for any Of
Moore's game, as both have been de-
Cisvely beaten by the Memphis lad
However, a strong effort is going to
be made to match Moore with Wilde
before the Britisher leaves for his home
and all kinds Of financial inducements
are going to be made to get Jimmy and
Pal in the same ring.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-02-03
CARPENTER TO WE'D,

The news dispatches from Paris
bring the information that Georges
Carpenter, French heavyweight. con.
queior of Joe Beckett and Challenger
OF Jack Dempsey. has been Knocked
out. Carpenter went up against the
best in the business in Battling Cupid
and now the French idol Ia soon TO
receive IA life sentence
carpenter had planned to put off his
nuptials until after he met Dempsey,
but as 1t now looks like IL will be sew
eral months before he will enter the
ring. against the heavyweight cham
pom he and his lady love have decided
10 take the long, long march down the
aisle from which there is no return.
=
Jack DEMPSEY may or may not be
Stacker. It's all In the way you look
at It. One post Of the American lie.
elon made him life member, while
another branded him as a Stacker and
passed resolutions protesting against
him fighting In this country.
rom the sldellnes Il looks as II Jack
douQhboys
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-02-03

Eddie Long, who has brought several
good boys to Memphis in the past,
among whom was Earl Puryear, a
classy bantam. has picked up welter-
weight who is expected to prove a sem
sation. His name Is Jack Coyne, q
New York Irishman. He is hero Of
the world war, having two citations
for distinguished service under fire.
Eddie sends the following clipping
about h Is new fighter
Here's a real fighter!
Jack Coyne is his name. He is an
lrishman, resident Of New York and
d rather tough welterweigf1t.
when Uncle Sam horned into the
European conflict, Jack was about two
jumps ahead He enlisted and after
several months training found himself
member of the sanitary train of the
305th infantry in France.
1T was during the action around
Fismes that Coyne showed his colors
Badly wounded comrades were in need
of aid and it was Jacks duty to get 1t
to them. He did, evan though Heine
was tossing over everything in the shop
The Belgian government handed him
its war cross for that bit of work.
when Uncle Sans troops were bat
Ting along the banks of the Vesle river
Coyne again found himself in the thick
of it, He wasn't 80 lucky this time, for
Fritz nipped him in the leg with sum
dry pieces of shell. Despite his wounds.
Jack continued his duties, although
when relieved he rushed to a hospital
and was forced to remain there more
than two months
"A citation from the United States
government was his reward
That's Jacks war record--two cita-
tions, and it is believed he is the only
boxer with the American forces to win
such honors.
His ring record compares favorably
with that and should improve. Jack is
comparative youngster but he has
mingled with Marty Cross, Johnny Grif-
fiths, Harry Pierce, Mel Coogan and
other scrappers Of that class
After campaigning Coyne among
former service men. Long will branch
out and go after the others. One Of
these is Pinkey Mitchell. the lengthy
Milwaukee l3S-pounder, providing
Pinlley will sacrifice a few pounds
weight advantage
Its a real pleasure to run across
fellow like Coyne in these days Of
the Jack Dempsey scandal And can
you imagine what Jack would give for
just little piece of Coyne's record?"
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-02-03
Kid Gleason Starts
Work Lining Up His
1920 White SOr

, chicago, Feb 8 Manager KID"
Yesterday began tho task Of lining up
the players preliminary to the de-.
partute for the spring training camp
al Waco. Tex. Gleason anticipated no
trouble In signing all the regulars, de-
spit" the declarations Of Shortstop Ris.
uerR ana FIRST Baseman Gandl that
they have retired Contracts have been
sent TO both, Gleason said He expects
to start tho season with the 1919 team
intact
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-02-03
NJ. A. A..
SOCCER
JUNIOR LEAGUE.
Standing Of Teams.

Mondays Results.
Coopers 0. Floyds 0.
Winks l, Benners 0,
Tuesdays Games.
Benners VS.. F'loyds, $3.50,
Winks VS. Coopers, 1890.
Each game of the Junior Soccer
league brings out a better quality Of
the kicking game. Monday the Floyds
and Coopers played one hour to a score
In the second setto the league leaders
downed the Benners by the score of
to in hotly contested game
In the first game the East Enders
left the cellar and gave the second
place team a scare as they repeatedly
threatened to share their uneasy seat,
The latter fought a most desperate
fight, yet nobody would be rash enough
to pick either az the better team, The
herculean defense Of the backs Of both
teams was the greatest seen this sea-
son. The aggressive work of the Coop
er forward line was slightly better than
that of their opponents. The South
siders did not charge in as they should
otherwise the score would have been
differ ent.
For the Candy team Walker, Thomas
Reilly and Scruggs played great ball
For the Coopers Stahlm. Elliott Fury
and MiVelaz played in great form all
warded better
In the second game the soft drink
youngsters had things pretty much their
own way, though they seemed TO tire
towards the end and had their goal
threatened repeatedly.
For the winners B. Wade Raney,
Marquette and Leppert outshone the
others slightly.
For the losers Chckering, Stead, L..
Wade and Botto played spectacular
football which was wasted by a lack
OF initiative on the part Of their for
wards