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The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1920-03-19

Mrs. Mary Owen Allen and her
daughter Miss Frances Allen re-
turned Sunday after having spent
several months in Portland, Ore
gon.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1920-03-19

The Idaho Springs Siftings
News-a real booster for Idaho
Springs aud Clear Creek county.
Ii you see /. in the Siftings, it's
so.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1920-03-19
FOR SALE

Dodge Touring Car in elegant
shape. Inquire of Henry Hol-
combe, Georgetown.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1920-03-19

Mrs. Celestine Artz is suffering
from severe attack OF rheuma-
tism
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1920-03-19

A sale has be-n practically COM
pleted by which Mr.. and Mrs. W. H.
btaver will purchase the fine home
of Mrs Elizabeth Craig. Miss
Margaret Bond is asking for a
yelr's leave of absence from school
as she and Mrs Craig wish to
spend a year IN California.
Major G H q bson, who has
been mining at Breckenridge. is
improving nicely after paralytic
stroke The major is Civil War
veteran. and with his wife and
mother in-Iaw came here last su um-
mer, aud liked the place so we'll
that they have stayed. They live
in one of the COLON houses.
Mrs Mary Damn of Philadel-
phia and Mrs. Mary Dunn of
Manton. Rhode Island who have
been guests for several months of
Mrs. John Ward, returned to their
homes Tuesday The husbands of
these three women who are all
now widows, were at one time part.
ners in WOODEN mill.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. 0. Woodwar d
of Deertrail are here looking for
inve;fn ats riey have already
pnrclt5.l the n lIler 81 ipo house
occupied by Mr.. and Mrs. Lester
ToIle, and the Jones property
occupied by the Henry Heller
family They are very enthusias
tic about the outlook of tn is city.
There is a good opening for a
miners boarding house at Dumont.
Ten hoarders ready. For further
particulars write or phone to
Byron H Joy,
Phone Idaho 1877
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1920-03-19

Miss Gretchen Lyon drove to
Denver with friends Sunday after
moor after having spent the week
with her mother Mrs. Winnie
Lyon.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1920-03-19

DIR. and Mrs. Fred Weber drove
to Denver Thursday.
W. s. Leebrick came home from
Denver Thursday evening.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1920-03-19

Tlursdly morning Alice ex-
perienc.tl the worst storm in years.
So severe was the weather that
Postmaster W. S Hall hesitated
to ALLOW George F. Alberts. who
drives the stage to Idaho Springs,
to make th. trip.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1920-03-19
dl5i5SSSEllilsBi
Fl @. Alien. Dentist.

If you see 1t in the Siftings, it's
80.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1920-03-19

Mr. and Mrs. John Owen went
to Denver Thursday morning.
Mrs. Owen will consult her ply
sician, though her appearance
would cause one to wonder why
she should need doctors services.
Crowds of Ielaho Springs people
attended the play and dance at
Georgetown celebrating ST. Pat
rick's day Wednesday evening
Some went on the train. and autos
and Il truck took parties of young
folks. 1t seemed as if nearly half
the participants we're from Idaho
Springs, and all speak we'll of both
affairs and of the supper.
On the occasion of her birthday
and her wedding anniversary. Mrs.
w. B. Ritter was thoroughly sur
prised Thursday afternoon when
her neighbors called to help her
celebrate. A fine lunch and a
number of pretty gift- helped to
assure the surprised hostess Of the
good will Of her guests In the
party were Mesdames Wave
Wright. Henry Heller, John Mil
ton, T. A Jones W. B. Kelso, s.
L. Burger, w. Cribbis, Lester
Tolle, George Curnow and @. F
Weeden.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1920-03-19
OWN YOUR HOME

The L. A. Hafer Inv. Co., No.
215 18th Ave, Phone Idaho 9OJ.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1920-03-19

Soincouvrnlent was the arrange
ment by which Father j. A. Bas-
tine held mss here Sunday morn :
ings during the absence of Father
McCabe, that lie mas discontinued
his trips here, and a Denver priest
conducted services here last Sun
day
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1920-03-19

Mrs. Ofa ShaIfer, Mrs. Sprague
Stewart and Mrs. Ella Roy left
. thursday morning for Seattle,
Wash. where they will be guests
OF Mrs. ) ,atf r $ brother and of
the McGinlns family. Mrs. Roy
will visit her sisters in California.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-29
CARRIZOZO HAS
FAST BALL TEAM
Defeats Roswell Nine in
Well Played Game; FL
Paso Boy On Team.

I. D. Baker. FL Paso baseball and
basketball star IS now a member OF
the Carrizozo, n. n. baseball team
which has made quite a substantial
record this season The latest
achievement OF the team was a defeat
OF Roswell by the sccore- Of five to
four in a bitterly contested battle
Baker. in a letter to Herald sports
has the following to say OF the team:
7 want TO give you the dope on a
winning team up here which certainly
deserves much credit They have
been playing mighty fast ball and
have played eight games 10 date and
have won all OF them Among the
teams Carrizozo has defeated are
Alamogordo twice, 15-3 and As: Tula-
rosa 27-7; Mountainalr. "a and 15-5
We also defeated the 10th ambulance
corps team Of Fort Bliss by the score
OF SO and 12-1 with Rice, the tail
right handler pitching.
The Roswell team is known as one
OF the fastest semi-pro organizations
in the southwest and CarrizoZo de-
featsd this team by the sccore Of five
10 four. We have a pitcher by the
name OF Norman and he IS a corker.
He knocked a three bagger with two
men on bases and tied the score sun
day. Gallagher. Wilcox and Dolan
are the most consistent men we have.
They hit and field in mighty pretty
fashion
I'VE consider It some achievement
to beat Roswell because they claim It
couldn't be done"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-29
'BAT' TWYMAN To
MEET 4 TARTAR
Tiny Refeld Has Scrappy
Record; Has Met Lincoln
and Many Others.

FL Paso Is the home Of two dimin-
utive flyweights who have been pa
tiently marking time and awaiting
a chance TO show their ability at the
punch bowl arena and who incident
ally will get the chance on August g.
They are Battling Twyman, Of the
SIND field artillery, holder Of the
southern department flyweight title,
and Tiny Refeld. remount station.
considered one OF the fastest OF mill
tary mitt singers in the FL Paso dis
tricL TWyman recently returned
from st. Louis and Fort Sam Hous-
ton. where he participated in depart
mental championships and readily
agreed to defend his title against the
hard hitting Refeld-
Has Met Ralph Lincoln.
The latter's hardest bout since
coming to the southwest has been
against Ralph Lincoln, the veteran
coast crack This contest occurred
at Jerome, Ariz-. several months ago.
RefeId earning a draw with the hard
terized as being one OF the boys de-
veloped in ARIZONA in many years
and the Jerome scribe gives the lit
tie fellow full credit for holding
back Lincoln. although the latter out
weighed Tiny" by at least six
pounds.
Refeld and Twyman have been
matched for six round go as the
special event TO the Crozier- Carter
third title to be contested that night.
Battling Shapiro and Eddie Hanlon
are meeting for district weller hon
ors while Crozier and Carter viii
have il out for the southwestern
lightweight belt
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-29
Rifle Grenade
Reduces Record

Columbus. O.. July 2s.-One worlds
record was reduced wednesday when
Rifle Grenade. champion 3-year-oid
PAGER geldlnE. while winning the
American association trottinE horse
breeders purse OF S25O0 for 5-year-
olds, paced the second heat in 2:04l
lowering his own worlds record a
second and a half. He was a prohibit
tive favorite and barred in the bet
ting.
The program was made up Of pac-
ing events, the feature being the c.
T.. Dunkle. 2:Os pace. purse $4,000.
symbol S. Forrest won after drop
ping the middle heat TO Edna Early.
In the final heat Symbol S Forrest
gary Earl led 70 the half In 1:01 Z
but he tired coming home and fin
ished fourth. Symbol S. Forrest was
the original favorite, selling for 500
70 $50 for the field
The 2.07 pace was won by Ethel
Chimes. after she dropped the first
heat TO Drift Patch This gave Muir
ply two victories.
The 2:12 pace had Prosser as the
auction favorite. He w IN a SPILL
in the first heat with Joe Mckay.
and both horses were placed because
OF the unavoidable accident Mr..
Geers behind Prosser went down
when Joe Mckay tramped into his
sulky wheel. but h was uninjurd.
Prosser did not do Wsll and failed 10
60 on and win for his hackers. sem
ator Wilkes won the race after los
ing the first heat to Baron Russell.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-29
ScrapPy Fight In Big Leagues
NeckAndNeckRace Indicated

AAA1LA-a
Msrkle's name famous. Such a race
as that OF 1905 is plainly a possibility
this year.
some Surprising showines.
The winning OF the 1913 pennant
by the Reds and the surprising show
ing Of the Cardinals this year, which
led the baseball world to rea-szs that
St Louis must be figured as a club
with an excellent chance for the pen
nant, remind US Of the fact that the
National league pennant has gone 70
a different city for the last six years
II may fly over new grounds next
fall Who knows?
Time was when National league
clubs won their pennants in bunches.
The Boston Nationals were the chaln-
pions three years in succession, in
1891, 1882 and 1888. Then came the
famous Baltimore Orioles. coping the
Tag three successive years Brooklyn
followed with two successive peLnants
in 1893 ana 1900, and then came
Pittsburg's three time champions OF
1901. 1902 and 1903
New York broke up Pittsburg's
string by winning the pennant races
Of 1904 and 1905, only 10 be ousted
in turn by the champion Cubs OF
1906. '0z and '0S-
The Pirates Of 1909 halted the
winning streak Of the Cubs, but
Chicago came hack in 1910. The
Giants in 1911. 1872 and 1913 were
the last to bunch pennunts, for
beginning with the surprising
Boston Braves Of 1914. the Ma
tiOnal league flag has gone to n
different city each season up to
the present year. Philadelphia,
Brooklyn, New York, Chicago and
Cincinnati followed in the foot
steps Of the 1914 Braves in the
order named
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-29
What Do You
Know About Sbort2

New Questions.
What is a gossamer2
2-What IS pilot bread2
when did Roger Williams come
to America?
What IS a bump
5-What is a lump
6.-What is the difference In the
color Of the Atlantic and Of the Pa
cific oceans7
7-Who wrote 'aThe Common Sense
Of tn Milk Question:"
s-Of what great world organiza-
ton. is Mrs Carrie Chapman Gait
PRESIDENT
9-What is a transit2
10-What is curlew.
Answers to Yesterdays XVII.
The first word in the diction-
airy Is the article a.
Georges Carpenter, heavyweight
champion Of Europe, is known as the
Wonder Man" from a motion pic
ture Of that name in which he ap-
pears He won several decorations
during the world war and is ma
tionaf hero in France.
"a fog is condensed water, or a
heavy mist suspended in the air near
the earth or sea
"A jog is a slight push or nudge,
a jolting motion; also any angle or
break in a line or surface.
oG4AA g ca - AAAA1EAAaAAeAA VI UO0E-
~ made verse.
6-The famous american engineer,
James p Eadss was the first to con-
ceive the idea Of deepning the mouth
Of the Mississippi river.
IA plainsman is one whose life
and work are on the praries or great
plain lands; a rancher or cowboy.
S-"The Master Of Banantras" is by
Robert Louis Stevenson.
4-A ulauChettH is a hear ghnmaT
piece Of wood with two wheels, and
an opening in the point OF the heart
for a pencil for automatic writing.
A ouija board has the Alphabet
printed on it and the automatic
writing instrument, similarly shaped
as the planchette, has a pointer in
place OF the pencil, with which It
picks out letters that the reader
forms into words.
1O-Mary Ball Washington was the
mother OF Cen George Washington.-
Thompson Feature Service.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-29

NEW YORK. July ga neck and
IN neck race down the homestretch
in September between as many as
three clubs Is In prospect In the Ma
tional league
Seldom in the history OF the old
circuit have the clubs in the first
division been better balanced than
they are this year and unless all
signs fail it viii be nip and tuck be-
tween the Reds, Dodgers, Cubs and
Cardinals, with the Pirates edging
into the fray at intervals right up
to the last gasp Of a dying season.
Bat Oh What Race!
The loss OF some Of Its efficiency
Of 1913 by the pitching staff Of the
worlds champion Reds has figured
largely in making the present Ma
tional league gonfalon chase a hum
mer. Aside from its pitching staff
the Cincinnati club is just as strong
at the bat and in the field as it was
last year
Another contributing factor has
been the Frightening up Of the
Cardinals and Pirates and the
consistency Of the Dodgers. The
Cubs, with a wonderful staff Of
pitchers, were late In getting
started But they are going strong
a. this screed Is written and when
counting the noses Of pennant
possibilities the Cubs must be
mentioned
Twelve years ago the pennant race
in the National league rolled well
into September with the first four
clubs racing noses apart The Cubs,
Giants and Pirates Numbered down
the trail neck and neck in the last
days Of the season and. finally. the
Cubs uosed the Giants out for the
pennant in the game that made Fred
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-29
Aero Club Will
Stage Big Race

New York. July Pa transcon-
tinental airplane race TO be known
as the national airplane race for the
Pulitzer trophy and cash prizes. Will
be held in October or the first week in
November. the contest committee OF
the Aero Club OF America announced
Wednesday night The route will he
over the United States mail service.
between New York and san Fran
cisco
Aviators who take part In the int ~
national air race in France during the
week Of September IS, the COM
mittee states, are expected to be con-
testants
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-29
Lester Team To
Invade Den1ing

The fast Lester Motor company
baseball team which has won nearly
every game played this season VIII
invade DeminE. n NJ. Sunday after
noon in automobiles, going over the
borderland route Deming Is said 70
have q particularly strong team at the
present time and the Lester boys are
looking for a snappy game when they
oppose the New Nexicans. Jody Nc
Cormlck. sturdy right handler OF the
Lester team. viii pitch the game The
Lester boys were nosed out last week
at Alamog ordo when a number OF i'm
ported players IN AlamoEordo uni-
form were put into the game against
them The team is showing a con
slant improvement IN team work and
is one OF the strongest OF the FL Paso
district They VIII be handled az
DeminE by manager J. c. MCNAMARA
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-29
BOXERS DISQUALIFIED

San Francisco. Calf. July 29-
Charges that Ted Snyder and J. r
Grant boxers now on their way TO
represent the army and navy respec-
lively in the Olympic games at Ant
werp were disqualified for amateur
standing, were Wednesday night tele-
graphed to the national headquarters
Of the A A q. by Merle Andruss.
chairman OF the registration COM
mittee OF the Pacific Amateur Ath-
1etic association
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-29
Bliss Athletes
Are Working Hard

Fort Bliss athletes are training
hard in preparation for the big dis
trict track and field meet to be held
on the parade grounds OF the post
next Wednesday. Practically every
organization in the Ell Paso district
has entered crack men and compe-
tition is expected to be keen The
meet will be in charge Of assistant
district athletic officer Lieut.. H F.
Long, OF the SD artillery. and he is
sparing no energy in his efforts TO
make the meet one OF the best in dis
trict history. All organizations are
showing much enthusiasm in the DIFF
ferent events. A number OF novelty
races viii be a feature OF the pro-
gram
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-29

On Beard U. S S. Princess Matoika.
July Shy wireless 70 the Asso-
ciated Press. )-Rain squalls a head
wind and q choppy sea curtailed the
training OF the American Olympic
team on board the princess Latcika
Wednesday, the third day Of the voy-
age TO Antwerp.
Work in the swimming tank occu-
pied the most OF the day The sprint
and distance swimmers, with a can
vas belt attached 70 a rope at the
end Of the tank swan, but without
making any progress owing 70 the
harness, for many minutes under the
direction Of the coaches
Had Something TO Do
The low hurdles were placed On the
cork sprint straight away 70 keep
the hurdlers in form A hole was
bored in the edge OF the discus and
a light cord attached 50 that the dis
Gus might be thrown overheard and
then drawn back The weight men
tossed the shot and threw the medi-
cine ball. while the pole vaulters
climbed 30 foot rope In order 70
develop the chest and arm muscles.
The fencers, wrestlers and boxers
had bouts below deck. while the dis
lance runners and walkers made
rounds OF the decks twice,
Navy Athletes o. X.
The O. s. S. Frederick. with the
navy athletes aboard. was so miles
southeast OF the princess Matoika
when this dispatch was filed at
p. m A wireless dispatch from her
said that all the men we're well and
that they were training in much the
same manner as the athletes on
board this vessel Messages wishing
success 10 the teams were inter
changed
During the day a wireless dispatch
was received from senator Warren G.
Harding. Republican presidential can
didate. wishing the officials and con
testants good voyage and Viotory
at Antwerp.
During the day there were sew
eral eases q sea sickness among the
athletes
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-29

. Montreal, Canada. July 29.-GeorEes
Papin. French lightweight boxing
champion. was injured by a fan
through the ropes in the fifth round
OF a scheduled ten round bou. with
Fighting" Ned Fitzgerald. OF Aus
tralia here Wednesday night and was
unable to continue Papin was
knocked unconscious when his head
struck the corner OF the press table.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-29

Philadelphia. Pa. July 29.-Ninth IN
ming rallies By the losing team featured
both games o. a double header Wednes-
day, PittsburE winning the first and Phila-
deiphia the second Gallia rescued Causey
IN the ninth OF the second game after three
singles. RawlnEs's error and South
worth's double with the bases filled. had
scored three runs Cooper held the locals
hitless for six innings OF the first contest
IN the ulnth Paulette's single. Rawlings's
homer and doubles by Stengal and VIII
iams. counted three runs.
First game. R. H z.
FittsburF -.-...... 600 200 1906 3
Philadelphia .--.---. 600 900 o03-3 6 2
Batteries Fittsburg. Cooper and Haeff-
ners Philadelphia, Smith and Wheat.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-29
Champ KHbane
Defends Title

Cleveland. Ohio. July 29.-Johnny
EfIbzne. Of this city, champion fea-
therweight. won the newspaper decis-
ion over Artie Root Of Cleveland, in a
ten round boxing contest at American
Legion park wednesday night before
a record breaking crowd Ktlbane
outclassed Root winning rounds
a,1 scoring a knock down in the
fifth
willie Beecher Of New York, Light
vreigff. won the popular decision over
Cal Delaney. OF Cleveland in the
ten round semi-finaL
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-29

Antwerp. Belgium. July zs-CBy
the associated Press).-Althoug the
American trapshooters made a clean
sweep in the clay target events. Nor
way IS the winner on points OF the
Olympic hunting arms competition as
d result OF her victories in the run
ming deer shooting.
The American team viii tour the
battlefields before sailing home Aug
|ust &.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-29
WILL Be OPENED
FOR ATHLETES
England and q. S. to Enter
Swimming Competition;
Americans Happy.

Antwerp, Belgium, July Za--Botn
the main Olympic stadium and the
swimming stadium viii oe opened 70
the athletes for training within a
few days The swimming stadium
has just been completed and is for
nal opening viii take place sunday
with a competition By Belgian swim
mers-
The Olympic executive committees
moved their headquarters from Brus-
sells to Antwerp today.
Entries Have Closed
Entries IN almost all events have
now been closed. but Il Is understood
the lists nay be added 70 because OF
delay in the mall service
England and the United states VIII
be represented in all the swimming
competitions. Australia viii take part
in many Of them, while south africa
Is listed for participation in several
OF the events. including those for
women
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-29
" Artha" a Prisoner
And Not a Guest

Chicago. III. July 29.-Jack John
son. negro pugilist. was removed
from the county jail at Joliet We'd
nssday and transferred to Geneva
following reports he had been taken
out automobile riding yesterday by
sheriff Newkirk Of Joliet District
attorney Cline ordered the removal
and notified sheriff Claude Poole At
Geneva he wanted Johnson treated
like a prisoner and not like a ho:el
CUES
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-29
DODGERS TURN
AND BEAT REDS
National League Leaders
Take Revenge On Run
nersup in Fast Game.

Brooklyn. y. 7, July 2s-Brooklyn battsd
three Cincinnati pitchers for IS hits We'd
nesday. Grimes not only pitched shutout
ball, but he made three hits. scored three
runs and helped drive IN two more. Roush
Eprained his ankle chasing a ny In the
sixth and had TO retire.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-29

New York. July 2s.-New York won
from St. Louis IN u innings Wednesday.
The winning run was scored By Burns. who
singled. went TO second on Bsncroft's sac
rifice and came IN after Toungss hit 10
center The Cardinals drove Douglas from
the box IN the eighth scoring three runs
In the Giants half Burns and Bancroft
were passed and scored on Frisch's triple
KeIly's single sent Frisch over with the
tying run
Score. r II z
st. Louis ...- 100 800 80 coo 00-5 IT 0
New York -.- 100 100 $50 900 01-s -
Batteries: St Louis. Schu9p. Goodwin.
sherdem and Clemens: New York, Douglas
Benton. Toney and Snyder.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-29

Ostend. Belgium July 2s.-The
American polo team defeated the
10 TO 3, in the Olympic con-
tests Wednesday rolling up a bigger
score than the British team did
against the Belgians when the score
was s to
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-29
Vowel Tops'Y' WrestIers Olympic Stadium
cHoYNsKI SOME HITTER

, CHOTNSKI SOME HITTER
; when you tell a friend
, about a great fighter you
, have just seen he invariably
> asks "Can he hit7" That's
, what we all want 20 know,
, for we fear that II the lad
, can't sock he can't grab
, crown
; According to the fighters
, who met him, Joe Choynski
, was the most dangerous hit
; ter that ever graced the ring
He knocked Tom Sharkey
, through the ropes out into
, the fourth row OF seats in
, their fight in san Francisco.
, He hit Jim Jeffries in the
, mouth in the same city and
, Jeffs lip was wedged IN be-
; tween his teeth.
, Choynski hit Fitzsimmons
, in Boston. knocking him
, down so hard that when Fitz
, sought to get up he tried 70
, 90 down through the floor.
, Choynski knocked Johnson
, dead in two rounds in Cal
, weston, Tex, years ago, and
, then went to jail when the
, sheriff arrested both men
, Choynski was neas
, champ but never landed.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-29

base hits, Olson, Knduff stolen base.
Neale. Sacrifice hit. Olson Double play.
Duncan 10 Eopf to Dauhert- Base on balls,
Lowe. /; Grimes. :. Innings pitched. Ring,
s; Bressler, /; Lowe. , Struckouts by Ring.
.; by Crimes, 4. Passed ball. Miller
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-29
Tommy Carter
Boxes a Draw

Tommy Carter. southwestern light
weight champion, and Leo Houck. Of
San Francisco. boxed 10-round
draw at Jerome, Ariz., Tuesday night
according to word received by Her
aid sports Carter is now billed to
box Chef Neff in Phoenix on Friday
night and viii then return TO FL Paso
and get into shape for his meeting
with Dutch" Crozier, Pacific fleet
champion. on August G. Houck is re-
puted 70 be one Of the cleverest Of
Pacific coast lightWeights
sen Liberty Bonds 10 Curtis q co.-Adv.