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Judicial Assembly

Pursuant to instructions from the
central committee thereof, an as
sembly of the Republican party of the
Tenth Judicial District of the State
of Colorado is hereby called to con-
vene at the Court House. Pueblo,
Pueblo County, Colorado, at two
O'Clock p. m, on Monday August 9Th,
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Mrs Goldie Manning who has been
visiting her parents Mr.. and Mrs. d.
A. Osborne and her brother Forest
Osborne and with for the past few
weeks left for her home in New Mex
leo last week.
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county as follows:

county as follows:
Crowley County delegatea!
Kiowa County, delegates.
Otero County, 20 delegates.
Pueblo County, SO delegates
The chairman and secretary of the
various Republican County Central
Committees are requested to act in ac-
col dance herewith.
FRANK P. LANNON,
Chairman.
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A Republican caucus was held
Tuesday night at the school house
and the following delegates were ell
ected to the county assembly to be
held at ordway July 31st: Mr.. and
Mrs. R. L. Shipler, Mr.. and Mrs. E.
NJ. Haise, ]. NJ. Battle, A. I. Nelson,
o. H. Griffith and ]. H. Park.
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Philip Garner and family came ov'
er from Fowler Monday and speni
the day at the Powell home, Mr.. Gar
ner 10 Mrs. Powell's brother.
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Mrs. Johnson and Mrs. Randolph
who have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
]. L. Orr left for there homes in YER
den, Nebr., Saturday night.
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Milton Fishencord came dow
from Pueblo. Saturday night to spen'
short time her with his wife ant
other relatives.
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R. R. Franklin and family Mr.. and
Mrs. r. L. Shipler and Mrs. Maude
Price spent Sunday in Beulah.
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E. o. Gribble and family left Mon
day for an outing in the mountains.
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Your typewriter ribbon is at the
New Era Office.
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Mrs, Ernest Kretzer, Harry Sipes
and family spent Sunday in Ordway
at the Garner home.
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Get your. letter files at the New
Era oficc.
Your typewriter ribbon is at the
New Era office.
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c. A. Lindsey made trip to Sane
Arreya district Thursday of las,
week.
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Ed Strickland of Undercliff spent
Sunday here with home folks.
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Shipping tags in any quantity,
plain or printed, at the New Era.
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]. l.. Orr came up from Puebl
Thursday of last weok returning FIR
day morning.
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Harve Baker went to Pueblo Sat-
urday morning and returned Satur-
day night accompanied by Mrs. Baker
and infant daughter. who had been
visiting at Avandale.
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Cloyce Stedler the small son O
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Stedler is YER
i'll.
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SEWING MACHINES = GUARAN
teed a life time. We pay freight
in Colorado; take your old machine
rs part payment. ROTARY WHITE
Write for catalogue. Cash or terms
3S years in Denver. References
any reputable business house in
Denver White Sewing Machine Co.,
1881 chempa street. If
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Mr.. and Mrs. o. P. Adkinscn and
email daughter went to Grenada
Saturday to visit friends returning
Monday.
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Jack Spencer the 8 year old son OF
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Spencer was
thrown from q horse Wednesday Of
last week and one of HIS lower limbs
was fractured.
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Crowley and Cheraw played ball
here Sunday and Crowley walked
away with q scoro Of IS to s.
]. H. Park has started an addition
to his house.
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Mr.. and Mrs. s: D. Charles and
Mrs. Ella Hoover and son Frank,
motored from Oakley. Kans.. Monday
and returned Tuesday except Frank
who stayed to visit a while with his
aunt and uncle. Mr.. and Mrs. w. E..
Wilson.
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HOUSEHOLD

FOR sALE+125 POUNDS NEARLY
new refrigerator, stone lined. F. A
Bahr, Bahr Ranch.
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FOR SALE BY OWNER-CHOICE
location. strictly modern room
house, bath and basement. Fred
Rohl. (tf)
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CROWLEY

NlNNW LII i
Mr. and Mrs. s.. D. Charles and
Mrs. Ella Hoover and son Frank,
motored from Oakley. Kans.. Monday
and returned Tuesday except Frank
who stayed to visit while with his
aunt and uncle. Mr.. and Mrs. w. E.
Wilson.
Crowley and Cheraw played ball
here Sunday and Crowley walked
away with q score OF IS to s.
]. H. Park has started an addition
to his house.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. P. Adkinscn and
email daughter went to Grenada
Saturday to visit friends returning
Monday.
Jack Spencer the year old son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Spencer was
thrown from q horse Wednesday Of
last week and one of his lower limbs
was fractured.
Cloyce Stedler the small son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Stedler is very
Ill.
]. L. Orr came up from Pueblo
Thursday of last weok returning Fri
day morning.
Harve Baker went to Pueblo Sat-
urday morning and returned Satur-
day night accompanied by Mrs. Baker
and infant daughter. who had been
visiting at Avandaie.
e. o. Gribble and family left Mon
day for an outing in the mountains.
Ed Strickland of Undercliff spent
Sunday here with home folks.
A Republican caucus was held
Tuesday night at the school house
and the following delegates were ell
ected to the county assembly to be
held at Ordway July 31st: Mr. and
Mrs. r. L. Shipler, Mr.. and Mrs. F.
NJ. Haise, ]. NJ. Battle, A. I. Nelson,
o. H. Griffith and ]. H. Park.
Mrs Goldie Manning who has been
visiting her parents Mr.. and Mrs. d
A Osborne and her brother Forest
Osborne and with for the past few
weeks left for her home in New Mex
leo last week.
R. R. Franklin and family Mr.. and
Mrs. r. l.. Shipler and Mrs. Maude
Price spent Sunday in Beulah.
Mrs. johnson and Mrs. Randolph
who have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs
]. L. Orr left for there homes in Yer
den, Nebr., Saturday night.
c. A. Lindsey made a trip to Sand
Arreya district Thursday of last
week.
Milton Fishencord came down
from Pueblo. Saturday night to spend
T. short time her with his wife and
other relatives.
Mrs. Ernest Kretzer, Harry Sipes
and family spent Sunday in ordway
at the Garner home.
Philip Garner and family came ov-
er from Fowler Monday and spent
the day at the Powell home, Mr.. Gar
ner 10 Mrs. Powell's brother.
Judicial Assembly
Pursuant to instructions from the
central committee thereof, an as
sembly of the Republican party of the
Tenth Judicial District of the State
of Colorado is hereby called to con-
vene at the Court House. Pueblo,
Pueblo County, Colorado, at two
O'Clock p. m, on Monday August 9Th,
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FOR SALE-16O ACRES, SUGAR
City district. all in alfalfa, full
water right unincumbered. Ad-
drcss 424 Colorado Blvd. Ordway.
Colo.
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WANTED-FARME AND RANCH
ers to investigate and inspect the
rich agriculture, irrigated lands in
the Trinchera District San Luis Valley.
Costilla County, Colo. Splendid
prices and terms given each pur-
chaser. ]. L. Green, ordway, Colo.
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FOR SALE = PORTABLE GASO
line engine. 4 h. p., nearly new
price reasonable. Inquire of F. A
Bahr, Bahr Ranch.
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FOR SALE-WILL SELL ROOM
ing house ut sacrifice II taken at
once; must sell before school. For
bargain see Mrs. C. T. Mulvaney, at
Cook rooming house. 7-3O
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-03
Columbus BO0n1S As Center
Of Boxing: Some Fast Bouts

of fighting with Hanlon tearing in
every minute like a bearcar Hanlon
was knocked down three times and
the final blow was a genuine solar
pIexus with Hanlon on the mat
doubled up and writing in pain Il
was five minutes before Jack Taylor
steered him to his dressing room
Hnnlon Beat Early.
'Hanlon had nothing: ii he did.
Wright beat him TO u AT an stages
and made Hanlon look like novice
While Eddie took more Waliops IN SIX
rounds than has even been handed
out in the same length Of time, we
viii hand II TO him that he was on
his toes every minute and was the
aggressOr. He evidently misjudged
Mright's ability If he had stayed
away. made Wright. come TO him. he
probably would have lasted the Is
But as far as besting Wright there
is nothing 10 IT,
Ford-BrieEs Match Fast
THE semi final was the event Of
the day Those two boys. Buddy
Ford and F. Briggs, put Up the best
eight round draw ever Witnessed in
Columbus Briggs IS younger but
had the advantage In reach and
height and. properly handled, IS a
conner But of Ford IL can be said
he is the niftiest, quickest bouncing
ball OF a fighter we have seen In
many a day.
rounds next time out. Marshall
Jackson refereed this bout and was
kept busy
spencer Wins the PreIim-
Bud Spencer. the old war horse
and regular standby for promoters,
is a fighter who likes fighting for
the love OF 10. whether he is trimmed
or not Saturday he and Wimms were
substituted for White and Bailey
and for three rounds he tore into
Wimms and all but knocked him
out The crowd was with him Joe
refereed"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-03

Mr.. Joe KatOrEin, a leading furni-
ture dealer of San Antonio. Texas.
writes: After SIX weeks Of con-
inued use of S. S. S. and bathing
the affected parts as directed by
you. I wish to advise that | am
wholly relieved of the miserable dis
ease which, has afflicted me for more
than twelve years. l can highly rec
Ommend S. S. S. to anyone. and
wish to thank you for the personal
advice gwen ne IN my case. which
was positively beneficial"
If you are afflicted with eczema.
tetter. erysipelas. ringwOrms. PIN
pies. acne. sealy eruption. bOas,
limitations Of the skin. or other sim
liar disorders. you need not expect
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tons. and the sooner you discard
their use. the sooner you viii be on
the road 20 recovery. provided you
vii rely u ION the use of S. S. S.
This fine old blood remedy goes
direct to the seat of the trouble, and
BY cleansing the blood of all impuri-
ties and disease germs. It keeps the
skin free from infection. and re-
stores It to It's normal. healthy condi-
ton.
For free expert medical advice re-
garding your own case write fully
to Chief Medical Adviser, ~ Swift
| Laboratory. Atlanta. Ga.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-03
American Boxers Make A Hit
ak -:II:- ak -:.I:- -:.:-
Easily Defeat French Mixers

NEW YORK. March 5.-Charley
IN Harvey. the veteran New York
fight impressario who il now
campaigning a bunch OF boxers in
England and France. writes that he
and his men are doing nicely and
viii not return TO this city until the
end Of March or the first part Of
April
Lewis and Basham-
Harvey had Tad CKidl Lewis.
former Irelter title holder, signed up
for a bout with Johnny Basham.
champion OF England, but the pro-
moters are wranElinE over the bout
and no date has as yet been decided
upon for staging It. The New York
manager figures that the champion
ship mill viii SO big" for Basham
is a great favorite.
Lewis and Phil Bloom have
done some fighting in Paris and
the latter n wei booked for the
rest Of his stay abroad, but Lewis
f. now marking time while walt
ing for promoters 20 settle tkeir
troubles in court.
Harvey reports that Frank Moran,
the big Pittsburger, is training IN
London, and expects soon to get
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-03
Fast Boxing In
Las Cruces Ring

Las Cruces was the scene Of sew
eral fast boxing bouts Monday night
staged az the Armory under the aus
pices OF the American Legion post
The headliner bout between smoke
wagon" Bradley and cyclone" Redic
Of san Antonio. was fiercely con-
tested throughout and Il afforded
much amusement for the fans. Brad
ley won by a knockout in the fourth
round after he had opened a fierce at
tack on the stomach Of his opponent.
hedic forced the fighting for the first
two rounds but when Bradley adopted
a consistent style OF milling he was
forced TO take the defensive.
Franco defeated knockout" Jones
IN a three round curtain raiser. Both
boys battled from bell 70 bell kid"
Frimer and horseshoe" Montague
oaItled three rounds to a draw, while
hid Teiles and Lefty" Hines fought
an equal number of sessions. A large
number OF fans attended the contest.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-03
Jake Daubert To
Be Back On Job

Cincinnati o.. March 3.-Word has
been received from Jake Daubert.
first baseman. that he has accepted
terms and has forwarded his signed
contract. Il was announced at head
quarters OF the Cincinnati National
league club Tuesday night. Heinie
GrOth and Larry kopf. the inGelders
still unsigned. viii meet manager
Pat Moran on his arrival in Cincin-
natl tomorrow for a conference. II is
possible, Il is said, that Eddie Roush
viii come TO see the Red leader.
II was stated at headquarters that
no special effort would be made to
come TO terms with Hod Eller. shine
ball pitcher. and the team may 20
south Friday without him.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-03
Big left Heads Bears. %
Bus" Gillette Pitches For
Texas u" AgainSt BrO7e11S

A USTIN. Tex. March s.-University
n OF Texas BonEhorns put up a
valiant fight against the St Louis
Browns at Taylor Thursday after
noon and were defeated by the close
score OF Il TO 8. Errors at crucial
moments together with the heavy
smuggling OF Williams. OF the Browns,
we're causes OF defeat. However the
Longhorns stood the Eaff against the
big leaguers exceptionally well and
the manner in which they work
augurs wei for their season.
Falk, LonghOrn fielder and pitcher
who is signed by the White Sex. fea-
tured in hitting with a homer and
a three bagger.
The lineup sent into the game
were
Texas-Caunon. H.: English. r.
Robertson. IS; Falk. Ct, Ball. 3d..
Wicklines 2b-; Barry. 1b.s Hart. C /;
Gillette, p.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-03
TIGER SPEED IS
too MUCH FOR
myers TEAM

TWO unusual events featured the
final game OF the High school
and Myers basketball teams OF
the City league Tuesday night at the
7. n G. A. the initial one being the
eerupatlon Of first place by the
Tisers and the second the loss Of its
eighth straight game by the Myers
quintet. The score was IS 10 as.
Back In Old Place.
All things considered the stepping
Of the Tiger five into first place is
not an unusual occurrence. however,
as the star student team has occu-
pied this position so many times in
past years that ire fans were not
surprised TO see It again at the top
Of the heap
rae loss OF every game in
Ciry League chedule sets new
record for the local gymnasium.
however, and the percentage OF
the Myers team viii undoubtedly
stand for many yearH TO come
This tenn was pursued by iinL
during the entire schedule and
WAS defeated twice by every tenn
The final and what may be the
deciding game Of the city league
schedule viii be played Saturday
night at the Y. NJ c. A betaa cen
the First National bank and Popular
teams. The last named team Is al
present one half game behind the
IlErs and In order TO tie the student
five It VIII De necessary to defeat the
Bank boys The game viii undoubt-
edly be one OF the fiercest and fast
est Of the season
sIIHes and signal.
FEidsv night a good card is prom
lsed at rne ~ when the state school
Of Mines and Seventh field signal
batralions meet Tommy Carter.
southern department lightweight
champion VIII play with the signal
team being basketball star OF
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-03

bout at the Holborn Stadium. the
club controlled BY Charles p Cochran.
the gentleman who recently visited
this country in an effort TO secure
the Dempsey Carpenter BATTLE.
Soldier Bartfield and Johnny Grir-
fiths are also giving the boxing low
ers OF Paris a chance 10 look them
over and doing we'll
FankH 10 Box in Germany.
Barvey also sends the information
that the Germans have taken uD box
ing and that several American scrap
pers are figuring on seeking matches
m beriin- he sends a clipping from
an English newspaper in which its
berlln correspondent speaks OF the
game In that city. THE following
paragraphs are culled from IT,.
The Germnns have begun 10
take up boxing in n most me-
medical and pninstnking way IL
+ part Of the new -infernu-
tiOnal7 fashion that has set in
here.
There f. no reason why they
should not mike very good box
erH, and they probably viii, but,
Ike everything else they do, they
are takinE Il 50 Tremendously
earnest that they make II very
funny just At first.
The purse for a recent big fight
was $4,000 marks. and the best seats
cost $50 marks.
An alleged Turk "from Babylon"
called Sabri Mahir, the best fighter
in Germany, and Z Dane named
Eckeroth were the boxers. The
match had been billed and doomed
FOR weeks, and 1000 or 5000 people
saw it.
aSbri boxed in a snowy way and
his tricks delighted the Germans i'm
mensely. That is technique" they
explained 10 each other. Colossal
Fabulousr7
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-03

And night here hes the secret of
50 much continued suffering from
so-oaIled skin diseases. Simply be-
cause the disorder Is manifested by
irritation. itching and often q break
ing out and inflammation Of the
surface Of the skin. the patient is
misIed INTO believing that the entire
trouble Is confined to this local dis
oTdqF.
Hence the mistake IS made of be-
Esvins that the proper treatment Is
the application Of local remedies to
the affected parts. Very often the
itching and irritation are 50 severe,
that you feel disposed to Try almost
anything for relief. and that Is why
you rely upon local treatment Of
salyes, ointments. washes and such
remedies.
But these remedies cannot posi-
BIZ have any real curative effect
upon the trouble. because your dis
ease comes from far below the sur
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-03
Cause untold suffering
that could be
avoided.

It IS now pretty generally con-
ceded that a great majority Of the
suffering that the human family
undergoes. comes through ignorance.
and hence could be avoided.
This sounds Ike a broad state
ment. and yet 1t Is only too true.
50 many people are dragging through
life the victim of some chronic all
ment that Is either misunderstood OF
mistreated. when intelligent. rational
treatment would restore them to
their normal healthy condition.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-03

20 be a Marine. You see. a Ma
rine lives on and near the water 50
much that he's web footed. and
where there's salt water there are
FISH. And il tropical waters there
are fish such as fish stories are
made of-fsh and turtles that
would make 4 New York chez weep
for JOY.
And camel How would Il be r.
this morning we had started On a
hunting leave way up into Chin1
In search Of deer Or bear7 Or sup
pose we were gua-dilg C1cle
Sans big ditch at Panama and
got leave 10 20 ont and pot a
5aEuar 10 make somebody a Loop
ard skin coat2
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-03

St. Louis Browns-TObin. r.. Smith.
RI; E Robertson. S.. Williams. CT /.
Thompson, 3D.; Shevlin, %. Strong,
1b.s Billings. c.; Richmond p.
Umpire-FreiL
Call Off PushbalI Contest.
Failure TO find the pushbau in
time for the annual pushbau contest
scheduled yesterday between fresh
men and sophomores OF the Unfver-
sity OF Texas caused a postponement
Of the contest TO April J. IL was
rumored mat a member OF the faculty
was involved in a plot to take the
ball from its resting place in a shed
on the athletic field and hide Il 10
prevent the staging Of the contest
The pushbsI remained hidden and
was not found until shortly after
noon Meanwhile officers Of the fresh
man and Sophomore classes agreed
70 call the contest off and stage IL
on the morning OF April l.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-03
Stop Sailing, Says Vet Coach
-'I:- -:II:- :II:- III -:I:-
Would Make Football Faster

PHILADELPHIA. Pa. March 5-John
Hiesman. coach OF the University
Of Pennsylvania football team.
favOrs the proposal TO substitute a
certain number OF plays for a certain
period Of time TO determine the
length OF football games.
1t IS a good rule" he said. "and
would eliminate the old evil Of stall
ing. 1 do not know off hand how
the details could be worked out,
but Pennsylvania Representative
should be instructed 10 support the
proposal at the annual meeting Of
the rules committee in New York
next month.
7 also think II would be a good
thing 10 change the scoring 20 give
four points for balls lost within five
yards OF the opponents goal line,
three points inside the 10 yard line
and two points inside the 20 yard
line. Thus there would be no tie
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-03
Flaming, Itching
Skin Diseases

face. The condition of your skin
depends entirely upon the condition
of your blood Hence when you are
afflicted with what Is commonly
called a skin disease. you may be
sure that the real trouble Is with
your blood. and must be treated
through the blood. if you expect real
rational relief.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-03

Boston. Mass, March. 3.-Percv Col
Inns Of Chicago, by winning from +. s.
Appleby. Of New York, Tuesday the
National Amateur 1S.2 balk line biz
Hard championship tournament. made
his tourney record f6ur wins without
a defeat The score was 500 TO 2I1.
Averages ana high runs Of both play
ers were low. Collins. with high nm
Of ~, SO and 30. averaged 1871 for
the A innings ADpleby's average
was 81 and his high runs were IS.
q and Tq
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-03

games where one team distinctly
outplayed the other"
Dr. Carl Williams, for several
years PennsylVnnfu's representa-
tive on the rules committee.
while admitting the plan to
regulate the length OF football
EnmeE by plays instead Of time
had some good points. was not
M unqualified in his approval ns
couch Hiesmnn.
1t has been suggested many times
at meetings OF the rules committee. %
he said t"but as far as ] can remcm-
Der never even got so far as a vote
II has many advantages. although il
probably would call for another Of
uciaL IL som practical way Of
% be a good thing for the game, but
II is one Of those suggestions that
needs considerable discussion before
an opinion should be formed"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-03
Houston Man To
Enter Cup Race

New York. March 3-Expenditure
OF 100000 for construction OF two
speedy airplanesN 20 compete in the
James Gordon Bennett cup race at
RHEIMS. France. this sumner. has
been authorized by s. y. j. Cox. a
Houston capitalist. according TO an
nouncemenr here Tuesday night by
G Andrews Wright of the Aero Club
OF Texas Mr. Cox wishes 20 prevent
me trophy which has been won twice
ny French fliers. from remaining in
France permanently through a third
victory. ar Wright said.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-03

memphis. Tenn. March 5.--Red"
Wl Herring. the lightweight boxer
who was knocked out by benny
Leonard in a recent bout here is
hiding his time TO get a return
match. Herring possesses a territic
punch. Billy Gibson says he can nit
an opponent hard enough on the head
to knock him out II he ever lands
I didn't mind that knockout ! got
from Leonard said Herring re-
Gently. "Iu keep right on fighting
and learning. and I'm about year
from now III beat Leonard II he's
still champion"
Big Jeff Heads Bears"
New York, March 3.-Jeff Tesreau.
former Giant pitcher and coach OF
the Dartmouth university baseball
squad. win lead semipro team here
next summer TO be known as Ties
reau's Bears Tesreau's team viii
play at Dyckman oval. where new
stands are 20 be built.
CicoHe TBS Dads.
Detroit. Mich. March 5.-rThe
team work Of the major leagues is
a good model for fathers and sons
10 follow" said Eddie Cicotte, star
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-03

8. g. q. f. the most safiafae-
tory remedy for diseases Of the
skin because Il e. the most thor
ouEh blood remedy ever dis
covered II searches out and r.
moves ali impurities from the
blood
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-03

Paris. France. March GEORGES
Carpenter, heavyweight nugilistfc
champion OF Europe and Nademois-
ellie Georgette Elsasse win be mar
ried next Monday. according to an
here today.