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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-13

(Which National league team was
leading labor Gay 1872
2-How may games did Cincinnati
win from New York IN 1887
3-Eas Rogers Hornsby ever ia
the National league in batting-
When did Clyde Milan JOIN
Did Corbett and Fitzsimmons
ever meet In a return bout after
the one 70 the championship
Slow much did the government
get out OF the Wllard-Dempsey
WHO won the last British open
golf championship
s-When was the first Women's na-
tional golf championship held here3
s-Who was llr. Johnston's partner
IN doubles in the 1913 national tennis
tournaments
10-Did Harvard beat Princeton IN
football last year2
Answers to Last Questions.
1-On October 4, 1913. Washington
used eight pitchers against Boston
and furthermore won, 10 70 g.
The last no hit no man reach
first game was pitched by Addie Joss
Of Cleveland, against Chicago Octo-
s-Lajoie led the American league
a. bat IN 1901. 1902. 1904, 1905.
Brooklyn is not a charter mem
Der Of the National league, entering
il 1880.
Swans competed in the 1919 ma
tlonal golf championship, but ouimet
did not
SIN tennis It IS a good service #
the ball bounds back across the net
TN tennis It IS a good return If
the ball strikes IN the proper court
though Il touches the net
E-M1rnfnFuu won the series Of ice
skating races with Mclean
9-Joe Lynch is % years old.
1O-Ihirty-t cards are used n
euchre, all below seven being dis
carded-
11-Dsmpsey and 1Ilske before this
year had engaged in a G and 10 round
no decision bouts in 1913.
12-Roints are made as follows IN
Olympic tracks events: z, 5, 4, 3, 2.
l. for the first six places.
15-Canada has twice attempted to
win the Americas cup and has failed.
disqualified in a race for fouling De-
fender.
I5-The Pocahontas IN 1881 was
the first yacht especially built 70 de-
fend the Americas cup.
1.-THE New York Yacht club de-
tends the Americas cup
I'm a batting out OF order play
the proper batsman is out.
1S-f ground rules are IN force
the legal playing field ends at the
ropes and a catch behind them would
not count
19-A player may return TO the
game after someone ran for him II
the opposing team agrees.
20-In a squeeze play when the bat
ter interferss, he is out II there are
already two out. but II less than two
out the runner IS out-Copyright
1920 Thompson Feature Service.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-13
Loses Top Position; Griffin Defends Title
BATTLES RUGGED
RALPHLINCOLN IN
TITULAR CONTEST

the Importance OF the bout. dIsap-
pointed hundreds OF NIT fans who
had assembled In the arena 20 watch
the two in action Briggs Is out Of
that he Is ready for the battle OF his
life. he has been training here for
the past two weeks. IS down % weight
and IN splendid condition
Tar Baby" Cabel. undoubtedly the
most aggressive boxer witnessed ~
action at the Fl Bliss arena, arrived
IN the city Saturday afternoon
He surprised the boxing fans by
showing uD fer q workout thar
afternoon. volunteering to box
with Griffin, CroEler or any other
boy who chose 20 workout. A.
all OF the boxers were basy5 the
Babe had to be content vita rope
work and shadow boxing While
on Sunday he did no boxing At
ALI Briggs put ID a rattllnE er-
hibifion Saturday afternoon 1nd
showed that he was In tip top
trim
Young Tommy Murphy. the splendid
little Eighth cavalry favorite, viii
clash with Kid Mortio IN the special
event OF six rounds. Mortio backert
assert that Murphy Is in for a licking.
as the motor group champion has
shown a big Improvement over his old
form he has been boxing vita
Griffin while on the other hand
Murphy has been content to take on
a few boys who have little knowledge
OF the mitt pastime. These boys viii
meet at the feather7Tel rht limit and
VIII battle for the title OF the border
at that weight
Referee Jack Mcdonald viii eff
ciate IN the headHner bout OF the eve
ming. This popular arbitsr Win be
aided By Frankie Fowzer ofdciating
in the prellminaries. Harry kane and
I1r Calran viii be timers.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-13
LESTER MOVES UP
WHEN EX-LEADERS
LOSE TO KNIGHTS

= AIMING a decisive victory over
I the Fort Bliss all stars the Les
ter Motor team Sunday afternoon
entered the first position OF the Army
and City league percentage column,
breaking the existing tie with the
Zone Supply team which lost to the
Knights in the second game.
Pete Leyvas return 70 form proved
the most sensational feature Of the
game as the sturdy right handler
held the Fort Bliss team TO one hit
and one tally, made rs result OF an
error
The entire old international
team turned out behind Leyva
with the exception OF the third
ha--e position filled By q speedy
player named Graz, who en-
Eiueered n fast double play and
proved one Of the fielding stars
Of the game. Chacol wis in the
haelEtop position and L. Gomez
on the first sack. The team played
consistent bail throughout.
Behind Rice, the sturdy right hand
er, the Fort Bliss team put NJ a con
10 hit consistently. Whites single
was the only safety Of the day.
Carberry Boys All There.
In the second game the two Car
berry boys, Dick and Ralph. played
no small part in assisting the
Knights to hard won victory six
to five.
The game was three times tied Up
and it was at last won by q two base
smash IN the last inning by Cunning
ham. With two men on bases, two
out and two strikes Cunningham
cracked a hot one past Crozier at the
third sack. This proved 70 be the
winning poke as Carberry and A
Hammonds, occupying third and sec
ond bases chased across with the
winning TALES
T1he grr~a-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-13

/ CARRIED on the sturdy shoulders Of
Dandy" Dick Griffin for the
past two months, the border
I feather title Is 20 again wing in the
balance tonight when Ralph Lincoln,
I Pacific coast champion at the bantam
limit Is to step into the ring and
essay 70 remove the crown from the
hard-hitting little TT Worth battler.
Lincoln as the foremost challenger
OF the Texas champion VIII enter the
ring with the odds slightly against
him, due 70 the popularity OF Griffin
locally.
The sensational victories OF
Griffin over the two Puyo
brothers have raised his stock to
100 percent beyond par In the FL
PaHo district and he Il being
heavily backed to defeat the Cali
foruln star. Lincoln has made
quite q Few FuEers On himself rs
he intends 70 stay here and meet
the worlds bantam champ Pete
Herman, in the event he f. re-
turned victor over Griffin Her
man a. TO be brought here By the
Ft. Bliss association some time
during the early part OF NOvem-
bers IL q understood
Floyd Cyclone" Briggs. weller
champion Of the gath infantry. and
Babe Cabell, holder OF the border title
at this limit. viii meet In the SEMI
final to the Llncoln-Gritfin battle IN
the punch bowl
Have Net In Ring Before.
These two men have met before On
March IS Of this year the youthful
Briggs gave the veteran a beating at
Columbus. n. H., and Just two months
later Caben came back, and. fighting
like a wildcat, reversed the verdict OF
the referee They we're matched TO
fight again but Briggs was ordered
home at the last minute b. an ath-
letic officer who, little understanding
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-13

! his energy into the bunt, which went
over third baseman. kok's head and
/ into left field. The runners on sec
ond and third scored while the Zone
boys were chasing the ball, and
Fuller landed at second base in ample
time to consolidate his position be-
fore the arrival OF the ball at this
corner. It could not have been pulled
at better time.
Dick Carberry got on bases twice
IN the second game and scored an
equal number o. times
1t is baseball Psychology that
every time this diuliuuriVe man
gets on base he scores. In the
sixth inning he scored ahead OF
CunnlnEham and in the seventh
he raced across with the winning
tally. CarberrF never hesifateE TO
take a chance at any time in order
TO gaia any possible point, and
this f. one reason why the little
fellow IS the star that he is.
= > *
Louis Marty Is another baseball
player who is showing constant i'm
provement. Sunday he took fly of
the bat OF Shea with one man on IN
the sixth inning, accomplishing feat
which the Lester star Chacon has
tried again and again without sue
cess. The bail seemed as II 1t would
80 high enough to strike the netting
in back Of the home plate. Marty
chased it however, and making leap
scraped the netting WITH his glove,
but retained hold Of the ball Umpire
Harry Kane. who is right on top OF
every play, did not hesitate in calling
Shea out and Louie" was given big
hand BY the fans:
Nanny POnsfOrd had Cay OF
1siIdness, walking four men, This
Is unlike the sturdy Ieft-handers
and must certainly be due to some
lack OF cooperation in the field
Ponsford and Anderson had sew
ersI imprOmptu arguments Sun
CAV and this did not cool the star
southpaw off any Ponsford Il
without doubt the best left
handler in the southwest and he
can handle himself il let alone
=
WinEzte, the sturdy little Fort
Bliss star, showed to great aovan-
taEe in the first inning OF the 1irsl
game. He not only contributed 70
cutting down run when ne stepped
sharply on Mesa's hard hit ball, Dut
he sent Modesto Gomez back 10 the
bench when he knocked down a marc
liner and whipped It 10 first Win
gate had an off day in his batting
but he is a dandy little fielder and
Is certainly a reliable member OF the
Bliss team.
Steady Pete Leyva came into his
,v-n Sundsv. he was back in his old
form and never pitched better
game on the local diamond than while
- the hurting mound The Fort
Riiss bovs. noted for their ability
-vith the stick. were able TO get but
me solid bingle of his delivery.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-13
Wins In
Olympic Event

Antwerp, Belgium. Sept. 13.-In the
obstacle race for horsemen held in
connection with the Olympic games,
the individual prize was won by
Lieut.. Lequio. italy. Maj. Malerio,
OF italy, was second and Capt. Lew
inhaupt. Of Sweden. third.
Ths American competitors finished
as follows. Capt. Allen. 18th; Mai.
Downer. 18th. and Maj. West, 18th.
In the hurdles. competition Sweden
won first place with "A points. Bel
GUM was second with 1875; Italy
third, 1915; France fourth, 34.75:
United States fifth, -.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-13
SD Artillery
Polo Four Wins

Playing a steady consistent game.
the SIND artillery polo four Sunday
afternoon defeated the championship
Seventh cavalry team by the score
Of five TO four.
The game was bitterly contested
and brought out some splendid play
ing.
The scores and lineups follow:
Lieut. Argo- ! Lieut. VanIngen
Capt Quirks.- 2 Lieut. Craig
Lieut.. Reynolds , ........Capt Short
Capt white. ( Capt. Wood
Goals. Van Ingen 3, Wood I, Argo
2. White 8. Scorer. Capt. Shaw. OF
the EiEhty-second fiel artillery.
Timer, Lieut. Carson. OF the Seventh
cavalry,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-13

Denver, Colo, Sept. 13.-George H.
Estabrook, widely known In racing
circles, especially along the Grand
Circuit, died here Sunday, aged 70
years. He was prominent in Colo
RADIO business and club circles.
Among the race horses which Esta-
brook owned and raced over circuits
in this country were Colorado E..
champion IN the 3-year-old class,
Spanish Queen and Country jay.
Three OF hts horses now are racing
on the Grand Circuit
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-13

'Batted Tor Ayers N sIIth-
fBatred for Bush IN seventh
tBatted for Norrlsstte IN ninth
Score by innings
New York $50. o15 Oo4 012-1s "A o
Detroit .-.......-.. 400 o01 01o- 6 Il I
Two base hits Young. Veach, Hellmann.
Ward. 2; stanaEe. Pratt. lIeusel, Feclzin-
paugh- Home runs. Pip. Lewis Sacrifice
hits, Bush. Pip. Collins. Pratt. Heilman-
Double plays. Collins TO Ward TO Pipp;
Bush 10 Young Collins 20 Hannah TO
Pipp. Base on balls. Dauss. 8: Collins. 4;
Ayers 2; Eorrisette, T. Innings pitched.
Mays. 1-1s Collins. %; Dauss. 2-3s
Ayers, IL; Morrisstte. ?. HIT BY pitcher.
by Collins CVeach. stanagel. Struckout,
By Dauss 2: by Ayers. l. By Collins, 2;
By Aforrisette J.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-13
Detroit Boat
Is Race Victor

Detroit, Mich, Sept. 1s.-Gar Wood
Jr-. II. Of the Detroit Yacht club,
with G. A Wood at the wheel, took
the second heat OF the Gar Wood
$4,000 gold nugget race in the Gold
ReEetta Sunday. thereby winning
first prize. Woods boat finished the
AZ "a miles heat alone. Woods
elapsed time was 1886. an average
Of ass statute miles an hour. Sure
Cure. OF the Detroit Yacht club, win
ner OF yesterdays heat, and Miss Mas
sau OF the Cleveland Yacht club, were
disqualified by their failure to finish
today's heat and It was decided not
to run a third heat The standing
on points FOR the two heats was: Gar
Wood Jr.. II, six Sure Cure. 4; Miss
Nassau 3.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-13

TOP POSITION
MORE FIRMLY

Brooklyn. n. 2, Sept 1s.--Ths Brook
lyn Nationals got a tirmer hold on first
place when they defeated Chicago sun
day. Grimes OF the Superhas was invinci-
bic. yielding but four hits and q pass All
the Brooklyn players made one or more
hits except Myers and Miller Grimes re-
ceived perfect support Vaughn OF the
Cubs pitched steady ball until the fifth
inning. when SchmandtB Texas Lacquer
bounded over Paskert's head for a triple.
From this point lie was hit hard
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-13
Dodgers Are Making Good Race
Increase Lead On Cincy Reds

Jew YORK, Sept. 13.-Brooklyn
IN increased its advantage over the
Cincinnati Nationals to three and
a half games Sunday. wEile the Cleve-
land Americans were first by seven
tenths OF a point were unable to
shake the New York Tauks off their
heels. The New York Nationals lost
today and have ~ games 10 make
up with less than a score 10 play.
The New York Yankees began their
western tour by taking two out Of
three games with Cleveland. outplay-
ing the Indians in the field and at
bat
With the exception Of the game
LOST TO Cleveland the New York
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-13

SAT- Lake City. Sept 13.-Kenneth
Simmons, OF Butte, Mont, won the
intermountain tennis championship
singles Sunday defeating p II Scott
Of Denver. GO, 6-3, as, g., IN the
tournament being held here
In the doubles finals. Simmons and
". I Rehr, Of Casper, Wyo.. won two
sets, Sc, and 81. from San Neil and
D. c. Roberts. both Of salt Lake.
Final play in the doubles was held
today
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-13
Arn1y-City Notes

I'D you ever hear Of man bunting
a home rum
- It has been done, so the fans
sav. but @Riveting" Fuller was con
tert with q two-base hit Sunday aft
crnoou when he came TO the bat with
Carberry and Cunningham occupying
&c third and second sacks The play
went out for an attempted squeeze
s-f fhe ariveter" put every ounce OF
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-13

New York Sunday. The Giants went into
the last inning with the score % 0
against them. and started a rally which
included five hits and three runs. Hainas
then gave way to Sherdel- With the bases
fined. Young was thrown cut At first. end
ing the game The Giants played poorly
n the field and were unable to solve
Haines until the ninth. In the seventh.
Kelly and Bancroft made a triple play.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-13
YANKS OUTFIT
TIGERS; MAKE
GAIN IN RACE

Detroit. Mich, Sept 1S.-New York de-
feated Detroit Sunday. Babe" Rub went
hitless. but drew four passes at six timss
Up. Lewis and Pipp hit home runs. Mays.
who started Tor the Yankees. was retired
after allowing five hits that resulted IN
four runs in one-third OF an inning.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-13

Grand Rapids. Mich, Sept. 1s.-The
Grand Rapids club won the Central
league pennant race which closed
Sunday with 76 games won and 50
lost Kalamazoo finished second, Lud-
ington third and Alus1egon fourth.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-13

- - is,r-----i,,-s --. 010 COS 2-s
stolen bases Adkins. kcEe, hedford- X
Cr-oerrv. Sacrifice hits. She's. r Carnerry.
7rartv Two base hits. Anderson CunlrilHg g
49,. q FULLER Three base hit. Anderson
strue--orf Ponsford. 6: Fuller. g. First base
n ba1la. of Ponsf1rd, s. OFF Fuller. 2. Lett
q bases. Zone Supply. 8; Knights o. Co
ll-r1hus. g hit BY pitched ball BY tuller
rpaHf-rf1 wild pitches. Fuller. l. Pols-
for5 passed ball, O'Donohue- Tine Ct
game, 1850. umpires, Kana and Fawls-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-13
soX LOSE ANOTHER

Chicago. Ill. Sept. 1s.-Courtney let
Chicago down with five hits while wash
ington punched hits behind williams
wildness and shut out the locals Sunday.
Manager Griffith. because OF d. ision by
umpire Dlneen IN the foarth inning, an
nounced he was playing the .ns under
score RI z
TVashinrton ..... 900 0I8 O01-5 Il 0
CHICAGO ......-. 900 600 600 2
Batteries. washington. Courtney and
Charity Chicago. Williams. Wilkinson
and schalk.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-13
BASEBALL
TEXAS LEAGUE
HH


At Galveston RH z.
Galveston .......... 600 600 900
san Antonio ....... 90 90 l0l-5 10 0
Batteries; Galveston GudEsr and o'Brisu;
san Antonio. STRIKER and Gibs0n-
AZ shreveport- P H 2
Shreveport. r. Il z
Shreveport $3.50. II coo OLE 2
wichita Fails 1890. 10 100 o1o-5 Z 0
Batteries; Shreveport Little. Eington
and Norris; Wichita Fails. HudEpsth and
Altcheua
AZ Houston RI z
Houston -...... 900 600 900 0oo-0 i
Beaumont 1900 600 900 900 o01-1 I
Batteries; Houston. Boldsn and Ash
worth; Beaumont. Martina aud 9rsau-.
KELLEY.
Az Fort Worth.
Fort worth $1,000. coo 200 o1o-2 o
Dallas --..--------.. 900 coo 100 2
Batteries. Fort Worth. Pate and 1roores
Dallas. Dale and Robertson.
Final games o. Texas season.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-13

Totals -.---------.--s-- q - J
fBatted for WinEate IN seventh
DATED FOR Crawford IN seventh
Score By innings
Lester Motor .-..-..s--.---.. coo 10 l-s
Fort Bliss -.---..-.---.-- goo 100 -
Two base hits. Calarnias Il Come Dou-
BE PLAYS Grey to L. Gomez struckout.
Rice, 8. LeyVa. 6. First base en- balls. on
Rice. s. eff Levra, 2. Left or bases, Lester
Motor. Z. Fort Bliss q. wild pitch. Rice
Time Of game, 1-s5. Umpirss, Kane and
RaWlE
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-13

Cleveland. O.. Sept. -1s.-Cleveiand re-
tained first place By defeating Philadel-
phia Sunday. Mails won his third Ameri-
can ieaEue game. keeping the Athletics'
hits well scattered Smith made three
doubles each OF which scorad Speaker.
r15-rf- r~1-hf- an y II pn =
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-13
Georges Returns
To Meet LeVinSky

New York, Sept. 13.-DeleEations
from IS French societies greeted
Georges Carpenter, European heavy
weight boxing champion, arriving
here early today on the steamship
La Lorraine. Carpenter was accom-
panied by Marcel Des Camps, his
manager. who has planned to start
immediate preparations for the bout
with Battling Levinsky at Ebbetts
field Brooklyn, on October II.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-13

twfrlern were effective in every
contest last week. While CIeve-
land was disposinE Of the tail end
PhilndelphtnnE today, the yam
KEGS, by hard hitting, defeated
Detroit. New York viii 30 TO
Chicago Thursday for three
games.
leaders follows:
The Chicago Americans also Y ere
defeated. but are only about ten
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-13

aBattsd FOR Saliee IN eighth
fBatted for Perritt IN ninth
Score By innings
st. Louis ........... 90 os0 1906 o
New York .-....... 900 900 0o3-s 10 s
Two base hit. Dlihoefer. Sacrifice mt.
Haines. Schultz. Stock. lfcHenry. Double
play. Nehf 20 Bancroft 20 Kelly Hornshy
to Janvrin 20 Lavan- Triple play. Kelly -
Bancroft Base on balls. Nehf 2. Halnes.
8. Innings pitched. Nehf. -; Sallee.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-13

Two base hts, speakar. snlth. 3. Ihrse
base HIT seWe1- Home run. Gardner Dou-
BE plays Dugnn. Griffin and Dugan;
VVarnhsganss TO seweu TO Johnston Base
on balls Perry. 8: Mails. 4. Struckouts
by Perry. 3; by Mails 2
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-13

Brooklyn -----..-... 900 Qlz SO i
Two base hit. Grimes Three base hit
Schmandt stolen base, Plsizsrt- sacrifi-a
hits. Myers. KILLER. Doubis plays. Olson TO
Eilduff 20 Schmandt Base on balls
Vaughn. 1; Grimes. /. Innings pitched
Vaughn, q. Bailey. l. HIT BY pitcher
NTfffar
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-13

st. Louis. No., Sept. 1s.-Home runs BY
Hooper and AlenoslCy broke a tie IN the
eighth inning and gave Boston victory
ever St Louis Sunday. Boston drove De-
berry from the box IN the fourth inning.
Hoyts wildness forced his retirement in
the seventh.
score RI Z.
Boston ......-...... O01 051 020-s II 2
ST. Louis ........... 1O1 40 O60-T II
Batteries. Boston. Eoyt, Bush and
Schans. St Louis. Deberry, Van Glider,
Sothcron and SEVERED
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-13

where They Play Tuesday,
Washington at Chicago.
PhilaGelphia az cleVelaud.
New YORK a. Detroit
Boston a. St Louis
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-13
Copyright. 1890. New York Tribune. Incl

CHARLIE RENTHROP. European
\ wrestling champion, IS not the
only one in his family who
aspires to become mat champion Of
the world In the picture above
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-13

where They PLaT Tuesday
salt Lake At SEATTLE
sacramen-o at Portland
Oakland At san Er1ncisca
vernon At Los Angeles
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-13

TT WORTH WINS PENNANT.
Dallas. Texas, Sept 13. - The 1920
season Of the Texas league closed
Sunday, Fort Worth winning the
penrant by taking both the first and
second half OF the split season
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-13

Kodak Finishing. see oandara.-Ad7
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-13

Sell OIL Stock to curtiss & oO.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-13

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Sunday Games
Toledo. so; Indianapolis, as.
kansas city. II; Minneapolis. 81
LiWaukee, 3-5i St Paul. 81. Second
game called a seventh. darkness.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-13

Where IheT Pay Tuesday.
Plttzburs at Boston
Cincinnati ~ Philadelphia
Chicago At Erookiyn-
81 Louis az New York.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-13

Steady Pete Leyva came into his
own sunday. He was back in his old
form and never pitched a better
game on the local diamond than while
On the hurting mound The Fort
Bliss boys, noted for their ability
with the stick, were able to get nut
one solid bingle of his delivery.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-13

.sss..d .. El-i...y n ] : ZEN
The labor journal. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1909-1976, 1920-06-18

About one-half of this amount will
90 to purchase cars and locomotives.
OF the remaining $4,000. 100000, it
may be assumed that at least 80
per cent will be paid for materials
making a total Of $4,000, 100000 Of
capital expenditure for commodities.
Assuming that operating expenses
remain the same as in 1913, another
81 1000 900, 600 will be expended for
materials and supplies, a grand total
of 100000 900. And also assum-
ing that the ratio of profiteering
does not increase, it is easy to see
that something over S1,000,000
will go into excess profits during the
years 1920, 1921 and 1922. This
huge sum will, &C urse, be an add
ton to the IT, e. -elt in railroad
property, on which &c public WI
have to pay 5I2 per cent forevet-
more.
"These estimates are highly con
sentative In the first place, the
original survey Of war profits for
the entire country conclusively proved
that profiteering was general in all
lines of industry. The above figures
take into consideration only one prof
it, that of the original producer. In
the case of cars and locomotives,
for instance, the steel companies
make an initial excess profit of sew