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The Pensacola journal., 1920-04-16
ELEVATOR MEN
ARE ORDERED OUT

New York, April is. - Seventeen
thousand elevator employees operating
in nearly all the largest skyscrapers,
stores and business structures here
were ordered out on strike tomorrow.
The Pensacola journal., 1920-04-16
WEATHER FORECAST

Showers and thundershowers
Friday and probably Saturday;
mild temperature fresh south
winds with squalls.
The Pensacola journal., 1920-04-16

FIGHT HIGH COST OF LIVING
Your old furniture. office fix
lures or machinery can be quick
~ turned into cash through The
Journal Want Columns
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-17

Good men 70 represent the Missouri State
IoyaA. sierra Blanca Maria. IT stock
ton and Preside. Tex: also. IN Silver City.
Deming. Lordsburs, AlamoEordo and las
Cruces. n. NJ top notch contracts
LEO r. sCHUSTER. GENERAL AGENT.
s14 Mills Bldg. Fl Paso. Tex
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-17

WHY TALK
About wages having gone Up when Il
takes double the hours o. iaoor 20 buy
things than Il DID years aEo7
WHY TALK
About the farmer getting rich when e
takes double the amount OF products 70
purchase his things,
WHY TALK
About the merchant being a prolteer
when his expenses have more than
doubled7 Can't you see that the war has
drawn 50 billions OF wealth into the hands
OF $4,000 rnilllonalres and things are out
o. balance2 When you want 20 distribute
your surplus wealth Just call Myrtle Trad
Inr Place. p 2045. where you can buy
horses. buEEies. harness. wagons, automo-
hIles. caslnEs. tubes. ice boxes. cfcice
desks alfalfa. chicken feed. rabbit feed
and beans.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-17

For Observation-Disclosures
MEALS GARAGE. 40 TEXAs.
SEVEN PASSENGER Buick Tor sale at about
half price call llr- Moulton az Phi 4o1.
FOR SALE-D0dgs roadster See car At
2so1 Portland
We SPECIALIZE Oh Fords- Nears Ca
rage. 10 Te1al
WANTED-A Ford truck. must be II No.
order and cheap for cash. n. 5sl1
FORD truek. SEAS. Rio Grands valley
Dairy 6ld Aoltana-
$50 BUYS good auto. makes dandy
truck. 1l2l Cotton
WANTED-ro buy Ford car Tor cash.
can az 31fe Finlsy and Estrella.
FOR sALE-Buiciz light SIX. excellent con-
dition. new rubber. bargain Phi. 1850.
Owner
WHY NOT trade that car Tor lease in
Reeves county where you can get times
It's value See Mercer. sos Caples.
PARAIELEE-Farm Lighting plants and
storage battery repairs "a IS. san An
tonic.
AUTO LAUNDRT-Have your cars
washed while you wait CASH PAID FOR
old Fords 200 y. kanseE Ph. elT-
FOR sALE-One passenger Ford car Or
VIII trade same Tor furniture Cali FOR
wallace az COS z. san Antonio
FOR QUICK sALE-slx cylinder touring
car IN good condition. price fs00, might
consider trade Phi 1701RL
FOR SALE-FranElln Chummy. perfect
condition looks and runs Ike new. Phi
=. go and 3 Texas
! NEED a Dodge touring ear. VII trade
50 feet by 100 feet. excellent part OF city.
veazey. Herald office.
FINE Paige touring car. good order. cheap.
take part IN trades what have your $50
Klngs' Highway. Ph. 2l15W-
MAXWELL passenger for sale good
running order. easy terms. can Be seen at
.i25 san Jose street Phi 5572J-
FOR sALE-Five passenger Dodge BODY.
1915 model See Rove. 1920 MlEoffln or
Ph- 47Is after Pm
1919 MODEL Dodge touring car. GOOD con
dition, cord tires, 20 be sold cheap SIS
Epson Ave. Ph. ass
FOR SALE-DodEe. 1917 touring car. spe-
clal price for quick sale. 24os Texas street
APARTMENT 5. Phone sli4I.
HAVE your autos repaired az your home
Or mine. expert mechanic soc Per hour.
SEVEN PASSENGER Cadillac vita ord
tires and new paint. This car IN perfect
Mechanical condition Address J. IS, care
Herald
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-17
WANTED.

Experienced. high powered stock
saIesmen for established industry
now producings leads furnished.
co-opera tion given. well advertised,
an opportunity for making real
money the next 80 days. See today.
p. o. BREEDEN.
Hotel Paso del Norts.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-17

PARTNER WANTED-HEAL ESTATE.
II you understand the game and
have a small amount OF money
can let you in on a nice little
proposition. address Z. 202 n
Stanton
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-17
Political Announcement,


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I HEREBY ANNOUNCE myself as a can
dictate FOR Reelection TO the office Of judge
Of the 41st judicial district, subject to the
action CT the Democratic primaries
P. r PRICE.
I HEREBY ANNOUNCE myself as a can
didate for reelection TO the office OF
judge or the Sl1ty-fifth judicial district
subject 20 the action Of the Democratic
primary. BALLARD COLDWELL.
] HEREBY announce myself as a candi-
date for reelection 10 the office Of county
superintendent Of public instruction. sub
1ect TO the action OF the Democratic pri-
mary. July a.
1TYRA C. WHEELER
/ HEREBY ANNOUNCE myself as a car
didate TO the office OF representative 70
the legislature for the district numbered
lis. Including FL Pzso, Hudspeth and Gull
be-son counties. subject TO the action OF
the Democratic primary July "a
= e QUAD
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-17
Situation, Wanfed-FemaIe

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POSITION wanted By experienced nurse
Phi a1s3J-
WANTED-Position by young lady in an
office or store. good references. Address
p. care Herald
EXPERIENCED Spanish stenographer de-
sires position. can DO general office work.
can also write and translate English and
French Mrs Ruiz. Phi 6755J.
REFINED, elderly American lady wants
position as companion. light work con-
sidered, tactful. capable. good reader and
good business woman Address Mrs A.
Reid. 2s0s Aurora = Paso. Tex
dren. desires 10 take charge OF city or
country home during absence OF family.
Address Z Il, care Herald
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-17

For Saie-Funilule


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FOR sALE-Dinins table ard hall hat
CHILD's BED. mattress and springs. and
Z sewing machine. sos BIO Gzanae.
FURNIrURE for sale. usw and re=son-
able call 8 an. 70 pm. ~ Arlzona-
FOR sALE-By Five Points Transfer. or
service when you buy that furniture Phi
SIS
FOR sALE-Gas range. Kitchen tahles.
lounge shades. coal heater Pr IssIW
after 9 pm
FOR sALE-solld oak library table, gas.
heating stove. perfect condition. very
cheap. Pm. se12W,
BEAUTIFUL reception han seat skirt
box also nice. for i1fants box. and 2 rugs.
cheap. Phi 110sJ. 513 y. Stanton-
FOTTZ-fOORE FURNITURE co.
viii exchange your old furniture for
new at 11l-115 North stanton 81
HANDSOME solid cherry bedroom set. win
sell cheap account OF being old stTie. Ad-
dress g1oI ruiarosa-
FURNITURE and Furnishing FOR bedroom.
dining room. kitchen. all new and high
class cost fllo. VIII sell Ter $500. Phi. so6s.
FURNITURE for sale o. room house. cioss
in on Montana street. Including piano. w
stairs all rented anf bringing 30 Eood
income. viii not sell By piece. house rot
for rent except 70 party buying furniture.
Ph- 5ll.J- Mrs Chamherp.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-17

SEEDS and Plants
We have some especially -lne seed Corn
W D. WISE SEED co.. PHOaE IL
CORN sEED-E Paso White wonder, beat
fer the Southwest FL PASO SEED CO.,
Pen Inc q foEsr potE
Il PASO SEED Cos PHoN4 So
Extra fancy SUDAN Grass SEED Write
for prices.
". D. WISE SEED co. PHoSE IL
SUDAN ~GRASs-For a quick hay CROP.
recleared seed FL PASO SEED CO., SIS
E san Antonio 81. Ph. $50
TOMATO PIANTS-Strong pot EroWa.
large red variety. FL PASO SEED CO.,
523 z san Antonio. Ph- 361-
AMBER CANE sEED-Recieaned and
tested fine for hay FL PASO SEED co.
Just east % Courthouse" On san Antonio
Before 6ayInT Field sssds. set samples
from Us II VIII pay you
W d. WISE SEED Co. RHoNE IL
CORN sEED-Hiekory KinE fancy hand
sheIisd and nubbed- Ell PASO SEED CO.,
''Just east % Courthouse" on san Antonio
FIFTY million sweet potato plants. early
market. $3.50 per 1905 large lots exp col
500. $50; 1oo9. se-7s postpaid. ezprsss.
collect large late. f215- L A Llnc- 6-s
wells. Tex
POTATO sLIPS-aulllons OF Nancy Han.
Porto Rico. Do1ley. Pumpkin and yellow
Fams ready for quick Shipment ny slips
are grown from the best SEED ana earn
variety Is o. pure strain and Euaran-
teed TO be free from WeeVi and disease E
price by parcel posi- p-cp1id-3lQ al-et.
1000 $3.50. 5000 and over t2-5o Per 1905
b. express not prepaid. SoQQ and over s.
per 10oos quick shipment. full count and
s1lsfactiol guaranteed or money refund
TOMATO PLANTS READY NOW-Havs
big supply OF the Greater Baltimore va
rfsty which Is the great summer tomato.
no blister and resists the drcuth better,
fine Gamer and shipper. VIII bear ulL-
frost. price hy parcel posi- prepaid. lle
inches high. grown On open field ana are
strong and healthy plz1ts are packed n
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-17

LOTS 90 Reeves County. Texas. OF field
for $50; am arranging % criu oil tests
on my $50 acres. no commission. no agents,
no company stock. best location In fields
7 deed you the lor for $50 ana use the
money 70 drill write FOR Details. wire any
hank In my town about me. c. p Coulter.
sterheuVlle, Tex.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-17

IN THE GOOD OLD sUADIER TINE
united States government rainproof tents
at 50 per cent OF their real value. chance
Of a lifetime Shelter half pup" tents
give the children a playhouse keep them
IN the open ar. less sickness Renovated
government shoes cut the high cost OF
living Olive dr1b wool government
blankets Pickles direct from government.
soc gallon. less than what the vinegar
costs today. fine chance for houserives
20 put Up sweet pickles Eal orders So
licited. prompt shipments.
INTERNATIONAL SAILS CO.. NC.
Main and kansas. Fl Pasc-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-17

FIETN million sweet potato plants. early
market. $3.50 per 1909; large lots exp. col
lect. yellow yam Doolsy pumpkin. Na1c5.
500. $50 1909. s175 postpaid. express.
collect. large late. S31s. L A. Lind. Biz
Wells. Tex
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-17
Anartmenfs Unfurnithed

Apartments UnfuTnahed
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Z ALEXANDRIA-One large front apart
ment 1924 y. oreEon-
I UNFURNIsHED APARTaEESTs - Appiy
I Apt s. the Austin, 1it s. virginia.
! 3 ROOMS, kltchenet AID bath IN Hnlcrss.
apartments; can give possession Nay 20
Phone s. G. Groom. go
BY JUNE VERY fine apartment. large
front porch, sleeping porch. steam heat
1873 y Florence. Ph- 1889.
BEAUTIFUL front apartment. first floor.
3 blocks OF Mills Bldg. BY park, $32-5o-
Phi. s937J.
For Re9t-Foar room. gnfgrnishsd apt
LEANELL q SHERMAN.
11s Teas St Phone l326
HALF HOUSE, three splendid rooms and
sleeping porch. near Alta Vista school. no
children. CAL rs Caple1 building. or
phone ssIL
IF YOU are looking Tor desirable IN
furnished apartment
Cau Rental Department
JAMES L MARI a CO3IPAST.
Phone 1850.
VERY desirable new apartment near High
school. SO River St. rooms. bath FUR
nish ice boxes. gas ranges. hot water. jan
itor service Phi 1863 or 5o43-
RUTH APARTMENTS. so RIVER ST.
Just completed and ready for occupancy
These apartments consist OF > rooms.
kitchenet. bath. and are al bright CHEEKY
and comfortable Price $50
Call Rental Department
JANE L MARI & COMPANY.
900 San Antonio. Phone $3.50.
Apartments Furnished & Uufurnished
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ONE FURNISHED and one unfurnished
apt. modern. Jermane. SIC " MISSOURI
Apply Apt z.
UNFINISHED APARTMENTS.
2 room. bath. kiteh- --------------- 80 81
. room. bath. kitch- $500
. room. hath. kitch-. s. P.-.-.--..- $500
FURNISHED APARTMENT.
Rental Department.
DOUGLAS c. CROWELL AGENCY.
224 Mills Bldg Phone $500.
For Rsnt-Rooms Furnished
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BEDROOM. adjoining bath. private en-
trance 10 private home Ph. ISIS.
NICE large well furnished room. dandy
Summer place. sumner rates "a 2z22.
FOR RENT-Nice cool bedroom with run
ming water. close IN SOC W. Mlssouri.
ONE room FOR light Housekeeping s11 n
Virginia.
FOR RENT-TWo light Housekeeping
rooms. close in SIS n FL Paso. Ph. 90
TWO furnished rooms. 1903 z. Rio Grande,
= block OF car, no SEX Ph- z695
TWO clean rooms. gas range, running
water. 1903 n Florence
PLEASANT housekeepinE rooms desirable
FOR business person. close In 6lSs E.
san Antonio.
ONE housekeeping room and sleeping
porch, all couvenlences. close H. 100 n
santa Fe.
HALF cottage. completely furnished. all
modern convenience. no children. sick or
pets. n. 5l53W.
CAPLEs HOTEL. 20TH z. San Antonio.
downtown. rooms thoroughly renovated.
modern. electric fans. moderate prices.
COSMOS HOTEL, 312 Texas ST.. high
class rooms with or without bath CEN
traiiy located. rates reasonable Pm el25-
WHEN MOVING. phone 2s5 OF 81. Bell
Messenger and Transfer Co. 152 n Flor
ence. You viii like our service.
FOR RENT-Nicely furnished housekeeD-
ing rooms S11i5 E. san Antonio Phi
1888.
TWO large housekeeping rooms. every
ting furnished. ~ sick. children nor pets.
903 n oregon
TWO nice housekeeping rooms for desir--
able adults good neiEhborhood. no sick.
walking distance ms y. ST. Yrain-
TWO nicely furnished bedrooms. close in.
1119 E. san Antonio. Phi $3.50.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-17
PersonaIs
Snecial Nofces

To0 VII ina ssTTics At Nesl's GaTass
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-17

ron sALE-Dinins table and han ha'
rack Phi sf9s.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-17

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FOR sALE-Beautiful cluny lace SET Tor
dining tabla, never been used Address
r "a care Herald
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-17

FOR RENT unfurnishsd housekeeping
] rooms and bath. no children sos olive
street Phone feGsW.
THREE nice. large unfurnishsd house
keeping rooms 20 couple. private home,
separate entrance. references. no sick
] 400 = Boulevarl. Ph. 5sa1.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-17

Pho7. i''s- sis-s' v. san AHsaaia-
Norwich bulletin., 1920-10-12
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
MARKET WAS KEAcrToNARY

New York. Oct 11.-The' recent reac- lonary trend of prices in the stock mar ket made further irregular progress to- day. developments over the week end and during the session contributing to the adverse movement.
 Last Saturdays clearing house state n mt fully corr cted the previous weeks deficit in actual reserves but this was 1eutralized by another expansion of oans and discounts to the largest agGre- gate of the yer.
 As a result today's money market was sensitive. call loans opening at z 1-2 per .ant. rising to 8 per cent. at noon and amounting to per cant... the months maximum rate. just before the close. while time money was almost unobtain- able.
 Tomorrow's holiday Columbus Day) ilso served 10 restrict operations for the long account. The only signs of activity Tn that quarter were furnished by the half-hoarted support accorded the rails, notably grangers. Pscfcs and coalers.
 Many vulnerable spots were uncovered by the bears, particularly among oils. sr~8rs lS-thers and miscellaneous spe- cialties. Royal Dutch was under pres- sure from foreign o rings. sugars re- acted on unfavorable advices from Gu ha and the break in leather and paper shares accompanied reports of a further slowing down in those industries.
 Steels and equipments eased on more -ircumstantial runors of prospective price changes and coppers fell back mod srately before announcement was made ,f a S25 900 900 bond issue by the Ana ,onda Copper Go. Sales amounted to 500. 900 shares.
 Exchanges on London, Paris and Brussels fell off slightly with the rates 10 Spain and Greece. but Dutch remit ,ances hardened and Italian bill retaiIed part of their recent recovery.
 Liberty issues were active and strong tfter early irregularity, but the general ,ond market. inclGdne Fn1efnationals was lun and uncertain. Total sales (par ralue) aggregated s12,s75, ,Oo0. Old U S londs were unchanged on call.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-10-12
MAN O'WAR RACES SIR BARTON
 TO-DAY AT WINDSOR, CANADA

New York, Oct. 11-Regardless of weather and track conditions the equine championship of America will be decided tomorrow afternoon at the Wentworth Park race course, Windsor, Canada. Man O'War, the greatest three-year-old of the year and Sir Barton the best four year-old now in t.lining will meet in a match race at one mile and quarter at weight for age. Man OWars i'm post will be 120 pounds while Sir Barton will carry 126 pounds.
 These two great thoroughbreds will race for the biggest stake ever given for a race in America. Chief Owner Orpen of the Wentworth track is giving purse of s75.000 and in addition S5,o00 gold cup Should either horse fail to appear because of injury or accident, the other will be awarded the gold cup, without any purse. for galloping the full distance around the track.
 Samuel D. Riddle, of Philadelphia. who owns Man O'War, Commander J. K. L. Ross of Canada Sir Barton's owner and A. NJ Orpen representing the Wentworth Jockey club. met at the Havre de Grace race track in Maryland last month and in a few minutes all three agreed to the conditions governing this contest Each of the three agreed to the conditions gov erning this contest. Each of the owners 1 is to be represented by a steward in the stand during the race while the Kenil worth Jockey club will have Francis Nelson representing it. MT. Nelson was | specially appointed steward by the Can adian Racing Association.
 This match has been talked of for months by followers of racing both in 1 Canada and the United States and sev- eral times 1t was thought that a three | cornered race between these two great colts and Exterminator, a five-year old | gelding owned by Wills Sharpe Kilmer
 of Binghamton. N. Y, would be arrang-
 ed. Mir. Kilnner, however, desired a dis tance of mile and a half or over and | the triangular race was abandoned. Considerable disappointment was fell | among the followers of racing in tht
 United States that such an event could ! not be secured for any of the New York
 Maryland or Kentucky tracks. The lib -erality of the Canadian promoter OrpeI rather staggered those who were biddini
 for the race for American tracks and thu
 plum went to Wentworth. There is nt
 side wager between the owners of tn,
 two horses on the outcome of today!
 race, the only stipulation being "winne
 takes all"
 ; Earle Sande. the premier jockey of tn Rose stable will pilot Sir Barton an
 Clarence Hummer will have the noun
 on Man O'War. In this connection i
 may be noted that through the thoroug sportsmanship and courtesy of Com , mander Ross, Mir. Riddle. was enabled t secure the services of Hummer. on whor
 the Canadian has the second call bu
 gracefully relinquished his claim the mo
 ment Man O'War's owner asked tha
 favor.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-10-12
FOREIGN EXCHANGE RATES.
Week Ago
Yesterday
Chicago Grain Market

Chiego, Oct. 11.-Defnite steps which frrp organizations have taken to force the wheat market up to s 8 bushel had decidedly bullish effect today on prices The market closed strong 2 3-4c to g 1-4c net higher, with December 207 1-2 to POS and March 2o3 1-4 to 2o3 1-2 Corn gained one cent to 1 1-2c and oats 1-ec to 3-4c. In provisions, the outcome va ried from unchanged figures to PIC de- cline.
 From the outset. the attention of the majority of wheat traders appeared to focus chiefly on the tactics of producers The fact that offerings were of much lighter volume than usual did a good deal to emphasize current talk that grain was being sold below cost and to stin- ulate bullish sentiment. On the other hand reports of strained financial condi tions in Cuba led to something of a re- action, and so too did assertions of former Wheat Director Barnes that war pr.ces on everything were becoming things of the past Fresh advances, however, re- suited from assertions.
 That sixty per cent of United States wheat crop had already been marketed and from an erroneous announcement of decrease in the visible supply total.
 Corn and oats sympathized with wheat str ensth.
 Provisions were weak, owing to lower quotations on hogs.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-10-12
CLEVELAND HEADS BROOKLYN
 EATERS WITH AVERAGE OF ,e4

Cleveland, Oct. 11.-Sherrod Smith, one of the aces of the Brooklyn pitching staff, was unable to stop the Cleeviand Indians at bat today, and they gathered seven hits off his offerings and continued out in front in batting with an average for the six games of .247. Duster Mails fared better than his slab rival and by holding the Dodgers to three hits pulled the Ma tional league champions down from q mark of .240 to .214.
 Joe Evans was the leading batter of the day. He was up four times and drove out three of the seven hits gath cred by the Indians. On his other time up he swung viciously but the ball glanced off the bat and, he popped to Konetchy. Burns managed to hit 800 for the day, being passed the first time up and retired on a fly to Olson the next time up. On his last appearance at the plate he came through with the double which gave his club it's fourth victory of the series.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-10-12
HAL MALONE WINNER OF
 PHOENIX HOTEL PRIZE

Lexington. Ky, Oct. 11.-Hal Malone, owned by George Brandeis of Omaha, Neb., and driven by Marvin Childs, won the Phoenix Hotel prize for 2.o5 pacers this afternoon at the Grand Circuit meet ing here.
 The first heat went to Royal Earl, an accident causing Hal Malone to stumble.
 Lillian S. finished first in this heat but the judges announced that she would be placed last for interference on the part of her driver, Thornton.
 Princess Mary, second choice with the spectators, was so severely injured that she had to be drawn. Hal Malone easily won the second and third heats
 Esther R. in the 2.06 pace and Miriam Guy in the PIP trot became double win ners for the meeting.
 Miriam Guy took the PIP trot in straight heats, this making her fourth victory in as many weeks.
 The closing race resulted in a victory for MT. Jefferson, driven by Harry Stokes, the race being the fifth won by this popular driver at the meeting
 The first heat went to Walter R., while the little Canadian owned mare, Allie Clay, landed third in the summary
Norwich bulletin., 1920-10-12
GIANTS PLAYERS LEAVE
 TO-DAY FOR HAVANA

New York, Oct. 11-Thirteen members of the New York National League base ball club will leave here for Havana, Cuba, tomorrow morning to play a se- ries of sixteen exhibition games with Cuban teams beginning next Saturday John J. McGraw. manager of the Giants, will join them later this month.
 Departure will be made from the Penn sylvania station at nine o'clock The team will proceed to Havana by way of Key West.
 Players making the trip to be in charge of John J. Evers, are: FranK Snyder and Earl Smith, catchers "Poll' Perritt, W. D. Ryan and Jesse Barnes pitchers; George Kelly, first baseman Larry Doyle, second base; B. J. Bancroft short stop; Frank Frisch, third baseman George Burns, Vernon Spencer and Ross Young, outfelders.