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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-07
WHY CATARRH
ALWAYS COMES
With WINDY WINTER

I Placing salvss and lotions IN th'
nose. and taking pills. powders anc
purgatives vii not give nature whaI
she needs. She changes the chemica.
nature Of many drugs that we take
! according to our body's condition.
She viii not change those things she
lacks and needs. Certain vegetable
matter taken INTO the system gives
nature her tools. Armed with the
power to protect herself and heal her
self. nature gladly hurries the new
vegetable reinforcement to the IN
jured parts, and we at once feel as
though a great strain had been lifted
from US.
Nature, during winter. changes the
blood of man and we. because Of our
habits, continue to do those things
which are against nature. Then. far
down amid the vital organs Of man,
creep weaknesses and lack of proper
funchoning. Here IS where Catarrh
enters and quickly makes a conquest
We feel the effect of a cold IN nose
or throat. and sometimes IN lungs
and stomach. S. S. S. Is a friend to
nature. a companion to health, and
the body responds to Its influence IN
a way that viii surprise you. So
quickly and quietly IS the journey
made toward heakh. that We know,
because we feel It. that S. S. S. con
tains the vegetable ingredients that
nature herself would choose # she
were able to make her own selec-
ton.
S. S. S. goes into the body ike
food. It mixes with the blood: seeks
everywhere for disease germs and the
body Is made glad with natures own
remedy.
s. S. S. IS sold wherever drugs
are sold.
Go 10 your druggist, buy bottle
of S. S. S. and learn for yourself
what the proper assistance viii do
for your Catarrh. S. S. S. IS that
assistance-Buy a bottle today.
Write the Medical Department
relative TO your Catarrh or any
other blood disorder. and a compe-
tent physician viii give you full ad-
wee, without charge. Address Swift
Specific Company, Drawer 10. AT
lanta. Ga.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-07

the army school. while It is most un-
likely that they can enter the navy,
The most notable OF these was
Charlie DAILY who captliued the
Harvard 'Farsifs eleven before he
entered West Point. IL Il n fact,
though not generally known, that
DAILY originally wished To enter
the naval aeademy. He took
competitive examination for the
appointment. but was beaten ont
by a brilliant young man now an
officer Of high rank fu the navy.
DAILY was TOO old 10 try the next
year. and accepted an appoint
memf 20 West Point.
Graves. Iornev. Doe. Pullen. HYATT.
Olnhont and McQuarrie were other
finished players OF reuute before they
became military cadets The navy
has received only a Verv few with
more than high or preparatory school
training Hugh Douglas and Jack
Dalton, both backs Of the highest
class. were exceptions DOUGLAS came
from the University Of Tennessee.
while Dalton had played on the team
of small college in Missouri.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-07
STRENUOUS CONTEST Marks BOUT
z PREMIER WRE5TLER5
Chris Jordan and Charlie Rentrop Fail To Obtain Fall
In More Than Two Hours Of Hard Work; Big Crowd
Of Fans Shows Enthusiasm Over Splendid Work
Of Two Leading Exponents Of The Mat Game.

, call OF time was heard and kept after
him until he was put on the mat. The
aEgressiVeness Of the caValryuan
stamps him as one OF the best men in
the lightweight class and he viii give
any Of the men in the district q hard
battle.
Two husky soldier boys giving the
names Of Bartholomae and -Beaman
went four fast minutes. the bout end
ing when the first named lad used a
body scissors and toppled his oppo-
aent-
sammy sobIe. manager OF Jordan.
asked the fans TO not consider the
match in the light Of a championship
affair. as Rentrop did not make
weight for Jordan as he agreed to-
This WAS an error. as Rentrop
was not requested TO make
weight. the match being staged
at catchFTeiEhts- The contest
proved TO be Of championship
caliber at all events, and the fans
were immensely satisfied. The
cleaucut work OF Reutrop made
q decided Impression. while Jor-
dan established himself an even
greater faForite with the bugs
The second meeting between the
TWO men viii be one OF the great
est ever
Rentrop as the holder of the lord
LOnsdale belt and Jordan as the
GRID s titular claimant through the
refusal Of Pet Brown TO meet him
and also based on the fact that the
latter has ourgroWn the middleWeigh
class are representative OF the high
est types Of championship wTestlers
and FL Paso certainly has its oppor-
ruuity 10 get on the athletic map
High class contests are going 10 be
continued here, and they are deserv-
ing OF the support Of the athletic
enthusiasts
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-07
NEW MEXICO AGGLES
BASKETBALL QUINTET
TO MEET TEXAS MINES

MANAGER Cordova and his Texas
w School OF Mines quintet VIII
officially usher IN the regular has
ketba11 season next Friday night. at
the Z. II c. A. Incidentally the
game viii be the first Of the season
In which an out Of town team VIII
appear. Further. It viii mark q re-
newal Of athletic relationship with
a great old athletic rival OF Fl Paso
teams. For the Miners will be none
other than the New Mexico Agricul-
tural College
A=Eies Are Very Strong.
The fact that the Mesilla team Is
TO compete with a local team insures
a closely contested game. as there
has been intense athletic rivalry be-
between the New Mexico farmers and
Fl Paso teams for many years More
over, % IS certain that both fives viii
wish 20 get away TO good start fin
their opening game
Captain Rheinheimer has been
pushing his team through hard
practice for some time. in prep
aration for the Friday game.
and his AGGREGATION T. said to be
prepared 10 uphold the excellent
reputation gained by the football
eleven. Whether or not they
quite equal that plane remains
10 be seen. but Il appears highly
probable that the team will turn
In thoroughly credltubIe rec
ord at the close OF the senaou.
since Il numbers lads who are
poEseHEed OF an the spirit the
Miners so proudly and Justly
boast.
Just what lineup captain Rhein-
heimer viii use IN Friday nights
game Is not definitely known. But
IL is highly probable that Rhein-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-07
FRENCH boxers
FTER LANGF0RD
Overweight Tar Baby Gets
Offer To Box In Paris;
Leaves Soon.

Milwaukee, Wis. Jan There is a
possibility that Jack Dempsey may
lose out for the chance for the $3.50
600 purse. providing present plans of
1Ionsieurs Vienne and Decoin. the
French promoters. materiallze. ac-
cording TO 3. F. steinel, Milwaukee.
representative Of the French pro-
rioters
Howard Carr. Of Chicago. manager
Of sam Langford. negro heavyweight
was in Milwaukee Tuesday confer
ring with Steinel and while here he
accepted the cable offer Of the
French promoters to bring LanEford
10 Paris for a series Of bouts. which.
IL is expected, VIII lead up 10 a battle
with Georges Carpenter.
VIII Take Second Boxer.
Manager Carr viii leave late this
month OF early in February. and in
addition TO Langford. he viii take
George Wilson, also another heavy
weight boxer, to France.
According to the present plans
Langford is to engage in three bouts
in Paris, the first one with Miles
eN-heavyw eight champion the second
with Paul Hams, present titleholder,
and the final bout with Carpenter.
The French ] romoters have named
the terms under which LanEford is
TO box and Carr has accepted all of
them.
Jack .Kearns, manager Of Jack
Dempsey, in q letter received today
by Steinel said thar he had the
numerous offers under consideration
at present and that he did not in
tend TO close with anyone for some
time TO come
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-07
.REM0UNT TEAM
TO MEET TIGERS
All Star Fl. Bliss Quintet
Not In Readiness To
Face Students

Manager slam Wilson who is look
ing out for the destiny OF the all
star Fort Bliss basketball team an
nounced Tuesday night this team
would be unable to oppose the High
school Tigers Friday night at the
school gymnasium its place being
filled by the Remount depot five.
The All star team IS being coached
by Freddie Grooms, athletic secretary
at Fort Bliss in connection with his
regular work Of whipping the players
Of the Army league into shape for
the opening games OF the season 1t
is planned 10 have a representative
quintet composed OF the best men at
the post in order TO represent the dis
trict IN the departmental contests for
the southern military championship
Plans for the Army league have
assumed definite form and IL viii start
within the next two weeks
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-07

heimer himself viii occupy one OF
the forward positions. with either
Rhew or CordoFa at the other TO
start the game. Guylor Magruder
wiz probably be the choice 70 start
at center II IS practically certain
that Harry McKemy, probably the
closest guard in the city, viii play
one Of the guard positions. The other
choice for guard Is uncertain but Is
likely to be either Perrenault, cap
tain elect OF the football eleven. or
George Mcclure, another who gained
lame In football with the 1913 Miners.
Are Ready for Game.
With this lineup IN the game there
Is no question that the Miners viii
give a splendid account OF them
selves And there is good reason 10
believe that they have g very good
chance Of achieving the hope that
they viii open the season with a
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-07
CENTER COLLEGE STAR
MA ENTER ANNAPOLIS
AND PLAY WITH TEAM

/ A NNAPoLIs. Nd Jan. T.-Persis-
I a tent reports around the naval
. academy are to the effect that 30"
Mcmillan, the great quarterback Of
( Center college. and one OF the backs
+ on Walter Camps all-American eleven.
: viii become a midshlpman next year.
+ The basis Of the reports. however.
I has been definitely fixed. and the
chance Of the navy squad OF next year
being augmented by this great player
appears to be slim. Still the navy
squad. though lacking such a star as
Mcmillan. Is IN no desperate need OF
recruits for next year.
Ingram Urges Him.
These reports, It appears. are based
on Conversations between Mcmillan
and Bill ingram. captain of last years
navy team. and one Of Dobie's as
sistauts this year who knew NTcMfI-
PLAYERS. Ingram's home being IN
southern Indiana More than two
years ago Ingram suggested to Nc
MILAN that he should come 20 the
naval academy. Mcmillan Thought
well Of Il, and said he would II he
could get an appointment Some time
later he said that he could get the
appointment, and gave the impress
on that ne would take advantage OF
In those days Mcmillan had not
achieved his reputation aE a foot
ball player, but gave great prom
Use. The rumOr that he would
enter the academy revived after
Center defeated West virginia.
and Il WIS heard around the Hotel
Commodore, New York, during
the period OF the last Army-Nuvy
game and everywhere where navy
PEOPLE eongreEated. 1t was
brought back to Annapolis. and
many Of the midshlpmen and
others were convinced that 10 was
fact that Mcmillan would enter
the academy with the next class.
II Is highly probable. however. that
Mcmillan has given up the idea. Re
ports are TO the effect that he has
now become interested in his college
Work and. naturally. engrossed in
the football team. and that there is
little chance Of him leaving until his
course is completed. II IS said. how
ever. that he Is still under 90 and
could. therefore. enter the academy.
that being the maximum age Of en-
trance
To Encourage stars.
The age limit Of 90 years. which IS
Two years lower than that at the
military academy, has made 70 pos
slnle for real college stars TO enter
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-07
Nature Gives a Cry FOR Help, That
WI Make This Wiuter a
Season Of Good Health
for YoE

Winter and Catarrh are cOmpan-
ions IN evil. Catarrh IS sweeping
civilization from one continent to
another. because civilization does not
follow Natures laws. Nature tells Us
what TO do and we pay no heed.
Down deep IN the body of man
lie streams Of blood. going every
where and making a complete CIR
cut Of the body ever few seconds.
In these rivers. brooks and stream
lets Of blood flow millions Of little
soldiers called cOrpuscles. whose duty
It Is to heal hurts. expel the enemies
Of inauguration the body and
carry away impurities.
Nature. with the blood. builds
bone and hair and teeth and flesh.
She does this 50 quickly and with
such absolute perfection that If we
put into our mouths and stomachs the
things the body needs. nature Will
disill her own chemicals and build
up any ton-dolgn portions.
Catarrh Is a tearing down Of
mucous membranes. A mucous mem
brsne Is one of the wonders Of
science. It does the important work
Of the body IN some lines. When
It becomes diseased. you quickly
have The alarm from nature. Catarrh,
IN most cases. first warns US from a
condition Of the nose and throat
These membranes cannot do Their
work. They become clogged. In
puri6es form and choke them. De-
cay starts. unpleasant Odors arise.
gradually II spreads until the mem
brane Is almost worthless. Then we
learn the fault Is with the blood.
There IS too much work for the
sorpuscles to do-not enough to do
Il They need belD.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-07
AMERICAN AND EUROPEAN CHAMPS
AGREE To BATTLE At TIA JUANA
Jack Dempsey, Returning From Absence Learns That
He Has Been Matched With Georges Carpenter For
The Championship; Work To Start On Arena Soon; 2
Receipts Are Expected To Exceed ST. 500, O00.

7 Os ANGELES. Calf. Jan III
Il Dempsey. heavyweight champion
Of the world. woke Up this morning 70
learn from the public prints that he
and Georges Carpenter. whom ne had
expressed a desire TO meet in the ring,
would meet some time soon in Tia
fuana- lower California
James J. Coffroth recently obtained
an agreement from Dempsey's mana
ger. Jack Kearns. for the champion
10 meet Carpenter at Tiaiuana and
cabIegrams last night brought word
that Carpenters managers had
agreed to the match Their only stip-
ulation was that &c be not over IS
rounds In length. and as % this COZ
froth in san Diego expressed no dis
Should Be Decisive.
"A fight OF that length Ought TO
be decisive, especially with heavy
weights" he said
Every effort to reach Demp-
sey or his munger here failed
last night. Reporters who jan
Eled the doorbells at kearns'
Hollywood home were answered
only By blank. dark windows and
silence. Nobody could find either
TO tell him the news or obtain
his comments Regarding the date
for the match. Coffroth, IN
statement given out at san
Diego. said he could not fix fl
definitely, although he expressed
n desire 20 hold o. ns soon a. the
arena he plans could be con
Etructcd AZ Iluiuanu- This arena
he announced. would seat 10000
persons. Constructed. he de-
elared. would take several
months
The site OF the arena VIII be near
the track and the big grandstand Of
the Lower California Jockey club.
Referring 70 participation in the
negotiations by Charles Harvey, his
re- preventative in Paris. Coffrorh said
the only Instructions given TO Har-
vey were 20 offer the best terms pos
sible 20 Carpentier's manager.
Awaits Definite Word
Until ] hear from Harvey or De-
scamps. he said. j shah be more OF
less in the dark. Of course. but it viii
not take long 20 start operations
here when we hear from the other
side. ] am sure am not oversan-
suine when I say 7 hope FOR an at
tendance which VIII total $500. 900.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-07
Harvard Eleven
Gets Big Welcome

Boston, Mass. Jan THE trf-
umphant Harvard football team was
given a rousing reception by several
hundred gridiron enthusiasts on its
arrival at the south station late
Tuesday night after its long journey
from Pasadena Formal ceremonies
were reserved for the annual football
banquet TO be held later. and the
tired players hurried to Cambridge
and bed
The train was stopped for a few
minutes at Natick, where the whole
town turned out with red FIVE and
bands TO greet the war receivers.
Natick is the home town Of Capt.
Murray OF the Harvard team. coach
Aahan, trainer Donovan and Eddie
Casey, the sturdy back
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-07

TOR more than two hours. virtually
every hold known to the wrestling
game was exempiified for the benefit
OF Fl Paso mat enthusiasts Tuesday
night at Liberty hail where Chris
Jordan and Charles Rentrop battled to
a bitterly contested draw.
Both men. scientific TO a high de-
gree. used every grip TO their Anowl-
edge in an effort TO attain victory
during the time they were on the mat
Referee Jack Mcdonald was kept busy
during the entire time as the big men
SPARED and Wriggled about the mat
while the enthusiasm Of the fans was
vented by unanimous applause as they
encouraged their respective favor1tes
The match was undoubtedly the
greatest ever staged in FL Paso II not
In the state Of Texas and of the en-
thusiasts who entered the big hail az
the start OF the evenings entertain
meut not one left beforeEhe final bell
was sounded.
VIII Battle Again
Jordan and Rentrop viii meet again
on January % provided that present
plans do not miscarry- The latter had
The advantage Of a few pounds in
weight but on the other hand was
handicapped by the altitude
Coming from the Pacific coast
the European champion arrived in
III Pnso one day before the con-
test and naturally did not have
time TO become ncclimated before
the battle. He readli= gave his
consent TO another match with the
worlds championship claimant
and the coming bout should result
in the greatest OutnourfuE Of fans
that has wendell its way through
the doors Of Liberty hall 10 wit
ness a wrestling contest
Was some Battle
Each wrestler took the initiative
from time 20 time and the contest was
nothing ~ not q good draw The two
big fellows went on following the
third preliminary which brought to-
gether Paul GreE0rian and a stout
soldier boy named Adams Gregorian
showed some Of the real skin which
has classed himself as one OF the best
of his weight when he toppled his
opponent Paul made a big hit with
the fans who were sorry that his orig
fnaI opponent Eddie Kelly did not
show up for the match he would
have undoubtedly gone the same way
as Adams. however
Scogie NIuszopf repeated his victory
over Andres JimineE when he toppled
the Mexican lad In 20 seconds Mus
zopf tore after his opponent when the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-07
Bill Friel Gets
4 French Bride

BIZ FrieL known 20 every player
and fan I'm the American association
through his long service In that or
ganizatiOn as player. manager and
umpire, has landed I'm New York from
France. where he was for is months
in the athletic service Of the Knights
OF Columbus and after the war had
charge OF orEanizing baseball leagues
among not only American soldiers but
in French colleges and schools. Friel
brought back with him q war bride
The new Mrs Friei was Signorfta
Anna Maria Theresa Andoln. q young
woman OF Italian descent who was a
teacher OF music
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-07

There Will be no trouble IN getting
the crowd here. san Diego now has a
direct railroad line 70 the east Whlch
passes through Tiaiuana. Those com
ing from the north VIII take Other
lines OF steamships OF automobiles
.aIhe division OF the money a.
another question which the box
ers must decide That "a VIII be
the greatest match the VFurid has
known AZ least IN point OF Inter
est. q certain 1T o. more than
nationals % o. more than racial.
Everyone knows OF Carpenter,
partly from his war famef every
one has good idea OF what
Dempsey can do. The whole
world win be Interested in the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-07

HosI0ll Mass Jan T-President
Harry H FraEee Of the Boston Ameri-
can league baseball club announced
tuesday night that Heinie Wagner,
FORMER shortstop OF the Red Sex,
would not be with the team during
the coming season Wagner was as
sistaut 10 manager Barrow during
the latter part Of the 1873 season.
10 statement was made as 10 his
plans.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-07

French boxers seem to have IT on
their English cousins. In recent
Anglo-French bouts Criqui. the
French bantam. defeated Ross. the
British champion; Carpenter knocked
out Beckett, and DeDonthieu stopped
fancy Lee. featherweight champion
of England
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-07
Memphis Owners
Are After Pilot

President Tom Watkins. Of the
Memphis southern league club IS
looking Tor new mauager-and
some people who want a winning bali
club in Memphis are looking for a
new club president and owner. ac-
cording 70 a story in the Memphis
Press To be brief. they think the
best thinE that can happen to the
old game in Memphis would be for
Iom-or his fatherinlaw. Russell +.
Gardner. OF St Bouis-to sell out 10
some people who would inauEurate
new deal.
Wyandotte Hatching Eggs. Phone
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-07
Pirates Size Up
Veteran Clarke

The PittsburE club has added Mig
Clarke 20 its catching department
was Ed Sweeney year ago. Both
have seen their best days and neither
can be considered as likely 10 help
team TO a championship. for expert
ence is not everything. Sweeney did
not last with the Pirates last season.
lie was secured from the Philadel-
phia club which asked waivers on
his services
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-07

Joe stecher. the Nebraska wrestler.
has been having a great season. Joe
has not only been graphing almost
continuously for the past two months.
but has been successful IN his bouts
as well
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-07
Cardinals Arrange
Preseason Game

The St Louis Cardinals and the
Philadelphia Athletics have arranged
a series OF II exhibition games at
their respective training quarters
next spring. 10 be divided between
Lake Charles. La. and Brownsville,
Texas The Athletics lost 10f games
during the season. winning only s.
The Cardinals did better. winning 81
games and losing SO. The Athletics
finished in last place. a position
which they occupied nearly the en-
tire season. while the Cardinals
wound Up On seventh place after a
struggle with the phillies. They
seem TO be badly matched. as on past
performances the Cardinals should
hardly lose a game TO the American
league taflenders-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-07

Semi annual interest on Savings ac-
counts VIII be due Jan 1st. De-
posters are requested to present pass
books for credit
First National Bank.-Adr.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-07

Seattle. wash, Jan. Billy Wright
OF Seattle. won the Pacific coast
weiterweight boxing championship
here Tuesday night when he received
q decision over Travis Davis OF
Everett. wash. title holder. IN fast
six round bout
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-07

Leonard in his recent bouts shows
plainly the speed Johnny Dundee viii
be up against in his bout with the
lightweight champion at New Haven
this mnn--.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-07

Cleveland o.. Jan Matt Brock.
the Cleveland lightweight. won a
Newspaper decision over Erauzie
Brown OF New York IN ten round
contest Tuesday night
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-07

Paris. France. Jan Georges
Carpenter and Jack Dempsey wl
probably meet IN America FOR tla
Championship o. the world as q re-
suit Of the acceptance last night 1T
Descamps, manager for Carpentier-l
Of an offer Of 100000 purse Tor the,
bout By James Coffroth- Dempsey
has already accepted Coffrorh's terms
and all that remains 90 insure tla
meeting OF the Two pusiIsts Is The
settlement Of the number Of rouuua
the men win fight and the divisic1l.
Of the purse y
Objects To Long Boat.
Coffroth's offer was for a bout 90
ing IS rounds but objection 70 a fiEh-
OF this length Is expressed in me
Carpenter camp. Carpenter W0ul1
rather have the fight limited 20 ID
rounds or even ten Descamps de-
clared last night that n the issue IS
NOT settled IN less than IS rounds
neither Dempsey nor Carpenter ls
worthy 10 be champion OF the world
Il was Indicated Descamrs Woul1
ask FOR an even break Of the 1urscs
holding Carpenter was as great a
drawing card as Dempsey.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-07

Des Moines. IA. Jan Bob Mar
tin. heavyweight has been matched
for 10 rounds against Jack Moran OF
st Louis former Lieutenant in the
United States air service. January %.
it was announced here Tuesday night