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The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-08-04
N1ozs GREAT coNcLAvE.

oGton, Mass, Aug. Boston
leeoe1 pday one of the largest
leriz In its history with the
line The twenty-flrst annual
safent of the Supreme Council
he 1E1Dhts Of Columbus. Dele
. y 1o penting lodges in all
@ - United States, Cuba,
- Philip1ones, Canada, Porto Rico
Ho41eo are attending the meet
al The 4rst event in connection
|l!l IL Avention will be the ex.
lidoqtlA Of the fourth degree.
- VIII take place this evening.
rthreot rofRde of the fourth degree
b0 I'll precede the exempli-
Ion pf1he degree. which will be
z a. Erection Of the Supreme
V0cef. y6m H. Redden Of Denver.
do164 krat;on will be the larg-
m 1T impressive that has
ar hade in the country un-
oDthg Dpices Of this branch Of
uoG The convention opened
lmn high mass at the
oG0f the Holy Gross at
D &kt. Rev. Mgr. Patrick ].
- p. was the celehrant.
s was preached BY the
peph g. Anderson. D. D..
lDer p Bishop Of the Boston
- 4
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-08-04
RIP TRAEkELL LANDS A JOB.

Tallahassee, Aug. THE newly
created tai commission has elected
a. secretary Of the board Rip Tram
NEIL, Of Tampa, who took up his du-
ties yesterday. He Is . brother Of
Governor Tssmmell and has held 4
responsible position with tho Allan.
tic Coast Line Railroad at Tampa
He il a very competent young man
and the tax commission was fortu-
nate in securing his services. There
were about fifty or sixty applicants
for the position.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-08-04
SWEEPING REDUCTIONS IN
| EXPRESS CHARGES ORDERED
INTERSTATE COMMERCE CoMs SION ISSUES RULINGS LOWERING
EXPRESS RATES MATERIA LILY AND ORDERING RE-
FORMS IN COM PANNIEs METHODS
Block Syste Similar Parcel Pos Zone Pn Will Be instituted
Changes Will Reduce Express Revenues
TwentySix Mil lion Year

present graduated scale of parcel
rates. For fifty pounds or less all
rates are ordered lowered; for larg-
er shipments most rates are un-
changed for short distances but ma
terially reduced for long distances.
The so-called block system, by
which the United States is divided
into nine hundred and fifty blocks.
analogous to parcel post zones, is
ordered instituted. The commits
sion's ruling also makes sweeping
general prescriptions which are in
tended as the foundation of all rate
rulings
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-08-04
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
PURSUE0yAIlH;MEX|C0.
President Declares That Armed In
tervention Is Neither Prob
able Nor Possible.
(By Associated Press. !

Washington, Aug. 4-The Presi-
dent today let it be known that
armed intervention in Mexico is
neither a probability nor possibil-
ity. The peaceable solution of the
situation is becoming more practic-
able, he declared. He said before
the end of theday he would make a
brief announcement of the first step
of the policy toward Mexico.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-08-04
MEETING BOARD
OF TRADE TOMORROW NIGHT

Every member of the Board is
urged to be out at the adjourned
meeting to be held tomorrow
(Tuesday) night at 1880. Business
of vital importance to the work Of
the Board and the continued pros
perty Of Lakeland must be transact
ed. A. J. HOLWORTHY.
Secretary.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-08-04
MCHIGANS HEALTH TRAIN.

Lansing, Mich, Aug. "A spec
ial health exhibition train. conduct
ed by the State Board Of Health left
here today. It will visit practically
every city, town and village In
Michigan, requiring a month for the
trip
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-08-04

Nd, Aug. 4-Delegatss
q fraternity membsr-
350.0ooare enjoying the
pitality Of Baltimore
ains the grand eonven-
Fraternal Order Of
a opened here today.
- the prizes to be distrib.
- almost $4,000. Awards
e to the largest, smallest,
4shtest, Oldest, and young
,. In addition to ffty
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-08-04
ETICE EXTENDED.


~oeIAted Pro0
H Aug. "A thee days
q the armistice among
nations was agreed upon
conference today.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-12-09


NEW YORK IS PUZZLED
New York, Dec. again the van
ishing from the streets of New York
City in broad daylight of Miss
Jessie Mccain, a young woman
of culture and refinement, has set the
great city's criminal jungle. The lat
est mystery, occurring almost to the
day on the third anniversary of Dor
othy Arnold's unsolved disappear
ance, has again focused. the interest
of the country on New York, the port
of missing women.
With Mayor Kline, a personal
friend of the family of Miss Jessie
Mccain, directing the efforts of the
police, the city is being fairly combed
for clews. Again the thinking women
of this man-ruled city are facing the
problem of marking dangerous shoals
of Manhattan-shOals which take a
heavier toll of woman and girl life in
a years time than the country's en-
tire Atlantic seaboard.
Inquiry at police headquarters to-
udH IGNGdlSu IllctI lllC lOIo1 VI
women and girls officially reported
missing" in New York during 1913
will be well above the thousand mark.
While the police refuse to make
known the exact number in advance
of the official publication of their an
nual report, it was learned that the
years figures will be, high above
those of 1911 and 1912, when the
total number of missing reported was
1,O91 and 1880, respectively.
In 1911, 1874 of those were subse-
uuently located or accounted for,
while 1877 left absolutely no trace.
Through police efforts $50 of the
1912 victims were traced, but 270
have as yet not been accounted for.
The 1918 record promises to be even
more appalling.
That the toll of oblivion always
greatly exceeds the official figures is
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-12-09

"How did your daughter pass her
examination? asked one mother of
another. Pass was the answer.
"She didn't pass at all. Perhaps you
wouldn't believe it, but they asked
that girl about things that happened
long before she was born"
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-12-09

and disappear in the nav of the
metropolis.
Miss Belle de Drummer of the New
York Probation Association, one of
the woman most experienced in wo-
mems rescue work, in commenting
on the Jessie Mccain case today
said:
while our experience shows that
most of the girls who disappear are
victims of the world-old profession,
it is incidents like the present one
which are the real problems. We
know it is literally true that good,
pure women are actually decoyed in
to traps or taken away by force. But
it has not yet been possible to create
the public interest necessary for
proper prohibitive measures.
"And of those girls who go wrong,
really through ignorance, hundreds
of cases are preventable. But the
remedy lies in social and economic
readjustment, not merely in police
measures"
The disappearance of another
young woman was reported today to
the police. Mabel Vera Moulton, 16,
daughter of Westcott g. Moulton, a
retired business man, has been miss
ing since December 8. She had work.
ed in store for two weeks when she
announced she was going to quit. She
then telephoned her mother she was
starting home. When she did not ar
rive a search was started.
-O-O
Gen, Bliss reports that, in spite of
his efforts to prevent it, large uuan-
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-12-09

Gen. Bliss reports that, in spite of
his efforts to prevent il, large guam
titles of war munitions are being
struggled into Mexico, and he asks
that two government lawyers be ap-
pointed to travel along the line. This
is fine idea. We can spare the law
yers. But why not ask for 100000
lawyers, general?
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-13
WASH JEFF WILL FINISH
PRACTICE ON HOME FIELD

Is absolutely needed. While this
does not @ likely with the great
number OF fine W. a j. substitute line.
men. Cornwell will have on a uni
form Saturday and may drop into
the scrimmlge toward the end Of the
contest.
W. 4 J. authorities have issued a
request to the newspapers that The
score of the W. X Nv. V. y. game
be changed from b TO q 20 36 20 -.
The latter being the correct tally.
The additional two points came from
a safety m the third quarter. when
Braden bio rked a West Virginia punt
and a Morsantown man was forced
back yer the goal line with the bali.
The officials ruled il a safety and
West Virginia admits IL. but the news
paper reports failed to carry the tally
These two points increase w. d J.s
total to PSI for the season against
seven for O~pporents.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-13
HARVARD LACKS
IDEAL LEADER
stoter Said 20 Lack Personality Nece.-
sary 70 Successful Leader.

w D. sullivan. whose opinions on foot
ban arc respected. In The Bos.
ION Globe that the ideal leader for the
harvard eleven is missing lie SAYS
rs You watch the playing 81 the Cam.
nrllFe boys this fan YOU are Impressed
win their quick-wittedne-. roolneca
ana self-poise under the hottest fire and
lhc WONDERFUL precision with which they
~ "h tnelr IlaNs. GRADUALLY. however
mere comes over Nou n feeling tina
Grows the longer lou watch them. until
~ ooniels YOU tp admit that the one
great element that transforms a goo.l
I"ot bail eleven that has been wonder
iully drilled into q great foot ball ma.
missing
Eddie Hart. captain ct the Princeton
team Two years ago. who he'd the Tigs-.
u" victory over both Harvard and Vale
'fN mat something ln his makeup which
siiraton 10 them. lie came back 20 hl~
on flghtinE ground after Dartmouth had
aid tho Tigers low. and taking them IN
haud he put into them his own fire and
camc q rercrly fighting machine WIN
terrific speed. that rIads 10 almost I'm.
possible 20 beat them.
There is mo- finer hos and no more
reliable. ~d.rrrdlLIc or brilliant pi.yaf
on IN" loot BAN eleven than Captain
f'h >t"r"r lie has e wonderful face
ulty 81 always being exactly where hc q.
mo needed. You VIII r-fucmbe~ that
ne iarrened along just iu time To- snatch
q bounding b3u out of TIE afr after 81
had been dropped 10y Wheeler ln the Yale
game last year Sfor.r- faculty for he-
ms a"lunS ON tt" sut meant a touch
down that time tor o.. crimson and u
broke OBJ" nerve OF tn. Nal. eleven.
SATURDAY Du osborne Field - was
~fofer again vi" ,If1. rns -Ir-eme -
tort tlHf beat basl 90. Jrr ed hall FROM
Laws foot and ~pavea-'hc vav FOR Crar
l~ brtrNlel IS drop nick that won the
game
An through the season in the game
IN Tho stadium captain Storer has been
doing stunts similar Co these. Then. TOO.
hts r.r-atIlitr sol" 60 player ice unusual
li' began az centre and t. was a good
onC Then iu Iu emergency he was
moved uut to tackle and nr developed
into ono of fte best. Finally. WHOM q
string Of injuries cut down what had
in|e.' .As I-.re--I's end material. 90
was again captain -forSg who had To Doe
drafted to ftll the CAV. In his new
position he Us fast becoming as profit
c''ue a. he was here 90 the line.
SOW. iu addition 90 li. great value as
q player. Bob Sfnr-r happens 20 be
captain or the Harvard team. In trqt
CAPACITY still further demand are made
on him. aud Dr. Is not the slightest TO.
Election ON this popular Harvard boy
that ne does not seem 10 have that -Om,-
thing that makes for inspiring leader
ship that win urI $50 Nie team cvcrg
minute of tho game Co the greatest pos
fIhllft
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-13
GAME IS OFF
BY Mutual Consea. Game Between Yves
leyan and Trcnsylvsnia FOR Saturday
VIII NOT Be Played.

RTCKHANNON. Nov l2-Tre Ealing
n az fHe game scheduled between IVES
lcyau and Transatlantic university for
the coming SATURDAY ON the home
grounds which It'd been anticipated FOR
some time. was mad" n fact today when
by mutual agreement Of tile two man
ayers 10 was decided TAT the game
should be postponed Tine Transatlantic
management had been having trouble
getting rerm.s sion from TIE faculty for
q q 4oU- 4t... u. absence necessary COR
playing the game at Buc,hanuOn. and
NhIs he c trOulleS were at tlcIr
.-D.. came t.r HigE-~t snow storm
that has ever 'u.elou,d West virginia.
covering v-ItFau ErIliTuu over So
fect Boo deItI uI over. ana continued
u.WS slow rH S-n Dr relief before tie
end ~ the We... o. was therefore de
r..'I tia the best Thing Co. do would
Va TO call tire game og cr.ircly. which
nae been done This cancellation gives
IS Is cyan H clean State fi-ut up 90 o. o
IS - d. contest O tIir.ehurE Novemher
g. Ha Nith al PREPARATION directed
toward that game. re squad should be
% tn. best condition ~ tie whole year.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-13
JUSTICE SHOPS

Upon his pleading guilty TO assault
ing Philip Jacobucci. benjamin Fon.
ner was yesterday fined $40 and
costs by Squire Lee F. Dobbs. Fon-
ner was arrested Monday evening by
Constable Linton and Cunning. A
warrant was issued for another. said
TO be implicated. bur the constables
have been unable to locate him.
Jack OBrien was fined 81 and costs
or ten days in Jail by Squire RAIDER
yesterday morning He was arrested
on q charge Of drunkenness, Tuesday,
by Constable Fullerton.
Mrs. John Lynch. Of 'Goosetown'
was placed under a peace bond of $50
Tor six months. by Squire ". T..
Wickham. Tuesday evening. on com
plant OF Mrs. Charles Davis.
Harry and Chester Westlake were
fined So and costs yesterday by
Squire Hobbs at the county Jail on a
charge ~ being disorderly on a West
Virginia Traction a Electric Com
pany car. There we're a large number
Of Witnesses called during the trial.
Walter Littleton was arraigned on
a charge Of drunkenness before
Squire Hobbs and given ten DAYS in
the county Jail. Joe Rogers was also
drunk and Eot 81 and costs or ten
days In Jail lie paid. ia Former
was up before Hobbs on a disorderly
charge and fined $40 and costs which
he paid.
Gcorge Newer. arraiened on a
charge Of threatening 20 do bodily
harm To- his wife and family. was Civ
on n hearing before squire Hobbs
yesterday evening He was fnI 8,
AMI costs and put under 20 peace bond
for n year Jacob Peffcrmar was ar.
rested ON q warrant by SOU bailey
and VIII Boz given "a hearing today.
Pan-y Ronalds. OF Film Grove. vas
removed to The county Jail last night
hy Squire SeIbert on 60 iunacy charge.
Or is likely that papers FOR nor com.
mI'mcut to the insane asylum Will be
asked for soon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-13
WILL NOT GO TO COUNTRY. AS
FORMERLY PLANNED.
Entire Squad Except cornweII in Fine
Shape For Saturdays Contest
With Pitt.

WASHINGTON. Pa. Nov. ia
shift in plans to-day brought the news
from the football camp that the W.
d j. team would no leave this even.
ing for he country 10 "~rusticate." as
usual. before the big Pitt game. rhe
frightful weather conditions prevail
ing Throughout the country is respons-
ible for this change OF plans by Man
ager Murphy. Snow two feet deep
and deeper covers all the rural dis.
tricts. making II apparent that the
players could expect TO secure but
little exercise away from the perina-
nent camp. Coach Folwell believes
that his men need more work in ma
preparation for the Pitt game than
they cold secure in the country ana
he will endeavor 10 arrange for this
in WASHINGTON.
II VIII be the FIRST time in nearly
n decate that w. & J. has not taken a
jaunt 20 the rural distEicts before the
championship Pittsburgh clash.
Students Clear College Field.
Yesterday about a hundred W. & }.
students. armed with snow shoyaIs
and o-her implements. and under the
direction OF MANAGER Murphy. COM
pletely cleared College Field OF the
two day accumulation of snow. Tn
turf beneath the snow was found 20
be I'm splendid shape. Indicating 20
the W & j authorities that il the
footing at Forbes Field is equally
fine. which they believe II viii be. the
gridirDn AZ Pittsburgh Saturday will
be In much better shape than il has
bee on several occasions this year.
The clearing OF the field has en-
abled the W. & J. team 10 get some
real practice and today and to-mo-
row are expected 10 produce some
genuinely hard workouts by the Rel
and Black. The fact that the local
sridiron IL cleaned up and in good
shape Is the chief reason for not tax.
Ing the men away 20 the country. in
asnuch rs q field would Of necessity
have 70 be cleared elsewhere ~ the
team were 20 get a good workout.
Squad Full Of Viuor.
The Red and Black. after its lapse
~ work since the West virginia game
Of Saturday. was fun Of snap ana
vigor yesterday. and rot into tho play
IN splendid style. Every man but
Cornwell was in the workout. The
big right ,ackle le almost h%eartbrok-
On that he will rot start the pitt
game. but he realizes that II woulI
not pay 10 play Saturday unlees ne
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-13
LEAGUE
Elect Officers For the Coming Year
Capital Stock Decided
Upon.

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. Nov. 12-At
"a meeting Of the directors OF the Fed.
eral League club here today T. I'd.
ward krause was elected as prosi
dent Tor The coming year. Brandt e.
bowuey was renamed VIC president.
John s.. George. treasurer. and James
8 Ross. secretary.
In connection with the rcorganiza.
ton tho capital stock of the club was
placed Of 100000. oi which $3.50 %
Is common stock and $4,000 is pre-
forrcl
Fifty thousand dollars o. 20 be- used
boz 'Iu piping the new grounds with
modern steel stands and blslchcra.
When President Kralse afotnde tho
meeting of Inc board Of managers at
CHICAGO uoNt Saturday he viii proha.
biz vote Tor Charles g. Carr lof pres.
Ideuf ~ the organization.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-13
BALLOT BRINGS $500 o
At YESTERDAYS SALE.

LEXINGTON Ky. Nov 12-Whilo
purchasing the noted thoroughbred
r"r' horse Ballot at the horse sales
h'ro today. James g. UargIn. nnau.
oi'r or NrW YORK and Lexington. an.
ruunrri that Dr." would re-cuter the
thoroughbred rlrf game and viii op.
ornfo ON 1n extended scale Uirrin
paid 10000 Tor Ballot to John E Mad
DEN and shortly afterwards purchased
tho Imported Eneli.h sire. Saiu. from
barney Sohroihcr. OF Missouri O.
--I
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-13
SECRETARY DANIELS
FAVORS CONCENTRATION.

WASHINGTON. Nov 1e-secre.
'ary Daniels announced today that
Do favored concsrfratInc al marines
except those on duty aboard ships
~ three important bases In tho
United States. with a fourth base IN
Tho Panama canal zone Tho score
t1ry said hc thouFht ono base should
DO ON tfo Pacific coast with tho other
two probably or Pensacola. Florida.
and Philadelphia.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-13
SIGNAL PRACTICE

"it.lfl dispatch 70 the fnfcUfceo~sr
tkHANNON. W Va. Nov 10
ne practice Tor the wesleyan sou,5
today was confined 20 the gymnasium
owing 10 the amount OF snow on tho
gridiron. practice will be- IN
me gymnasium for several DAYS Tho
practice this evening consisted uoetIy
or signal work Keuison. Naalo ana
Jarrett we're the only men who di5
not report
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-13
HARvARo's STRONGEST MAN

CAMBRIDGE Mass Nov rg-U.
o. Hardvict. of Quincy. star football
player. is .Tu The Harvard strong
man
In tho DISC OF 'hc tom strongest mon
n u.rrc hovu hy tno fc1is a4 900.
nourCod fnrIEhf. HIrivicks name
ln1I. With 1906 points This la o.
points better chan fhc performance
which won him tho same distinction
II.f year
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-13

,inn today 30 lfet a. REQUESTS from ,re
IhI'inii NO action wa
'Iter. 10 loIrE lsff fo tho r0mmftfe, On
''nt'H.fr fH form. Into H course .r mo-
,'NIfr f' DO tlhWIffed f. fire -surr.rti.r
I'f f'ifi'HfiHr 40 objection f. .a.ff.r
CyWmiff'" into conference vim fr.
liInnf '.Ivwleri00 arI reYre.srtat.-
rIaFere VIII Do made
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-13

] "mmN Murphy. tie pride 81 Us-.
IN. VIII meet Richie In a .o-ro-.nd
I thf IE tNtIe.t title .r cali
mn I"' "Wbcf in. Murphy adm fad
ar l~sitr.ie vas q remarklnIe nctte-
MIN. I'm % Itfl. better
l1mn.N s. hotter. ehuru-eI linn
buckle ir clear IHmerIck. '"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-13

~ -I'I trlaui. Of thIrar0 the
t<"rd "f the ruped arena. rs s.r. .f.,.T
" most finished fighter or an cl,S-ee
e., W .hs today. az least Dos Cr..ra,
NE IIf veteran rsfere. WFffa rt.
y reed many ~ the most impo-sIr.
itH Nhftes ip THIS country. ana vh,
~" Ne'Is-f Iudss ~ puviffaft.
~ known. was a~kaf whom H.. ~
'i re best man iu boxing fol1,
hesitation De answered. Nc
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-13

sam I.anrford Is either as good as
tL'- vas lr his life. or else he white
HtaFN weights are . pretty poor lot.
Joe Mo1imnn. m1uaver 81 the
'l' ha'N. while discussing the I.lsrt
nat iNr cambridge negro has Eor. Iack
~ ''"tn -tll ue. ewes ttat HotITo- fs
@" defeat amy LeatyvciEEt IN the
"~Llngford weighed 1877 r,upds ,ss
.eT.aN with his clothes on W.ich means
dl mas actual weight ig ablgf $50
ROUNDS sam has eight or ton bounds or
S'P'ii"ns mesh around ME waist line
Jag must take on before ne clashes
VIZ. bar ] do not know ~ a
Wh't'- Heaf yweight who can yarquTsg
~l.ahgtord. ever IN his present condition
N"'du au Is ANXIOUS 20 close I'M fhe
proposed match between Laucforf ana
NlHltn. O." Do. uec-DrI Ht fI. f.I.-
neNf TUESDAY. tic believes that the Tat
hiht would le able tu add are L.uu.r
10 Il- list OF h. -. victims.
Langford was scheduled d, s.u To-
iHH'c tomorrow lu order fo prepare
va hlN Lout with johnson irf r. 80
amy VIII remain iu this counfrv for a,
st-t Two more months as tbs 90 win
hcaNN Weight Champion has been
February. ''"' HtNl
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-13
SIDESTEPS

Just why the fight public approves OF
the action Of Johnny kilbane. the feath-
erweight champion. In compelling an op-
Ponent 70 enter the ring at the weight
OF lSZ while ne himself comes la at
eaten weights - insNplicable. Not long
since ne boxed a youth named Mars IN
Cincinnati Mars entered the ring weigh
'ng lZZ pounds, while ktlhane the cham
piun. was 10 pounds HEAVIER. Eariv IN
the hgut Mars knocked him down. but
IN me seventh round he was put away
~ the champion. "a il not 80 very long
AZ" mat tine champions used TO permit
thelr opponents. iu the short bouts. to
enter III" rug at catch weights. Kilbane
or remove t.e restgNtion as TO poundage
the hgi tWsisht division. When Abe At
tel was tie Champion he generally al
luM'd MS opponent 20 come into the ring
a. amy weight. ana able was a cham
plon worthy Of the title.
jess Willard. the Nebraska heavy
weight. ana tdEl Morris. OF Oklahoma
regarded hy many A. the most promis,
ms "f h" white eavyweights wUu not
meet N "a lv-found bout for some time
~ ''t"t' or d. any ease, Nntl llard
~stIaiEutens Dut his coutracf win me
S~ucsnsbury Atfleuc club. % Bunsio.
MS TACT was announced following A
recent meeting Of the State Athletic
'"iEfN. sion go - PARK row. New York.
Ea-ly last January Wiuari vnS
naLs he'd t. meet 'pre Hound" Davis. the
Buffalo HOPE. hefor, the O.e.nsbtrv
.tl'. nut fof some reason cancelled his
'~Hfasehn"ut ana went west. willard was
suspended for six months and mas not
been lu Sew York since. tn. commits
'i'i ruled that .e cannot boN In New
Orb state until he nils his contract
N.iI the iunalU club or until n grants
him a release. ~
h.e ghetto. the Harlem Italian. pre-
irri'i charges against the Vanderhut
a'ht'i-' g.uu. - Brooklyn. lie declared
tiAt tad been engaged To- box. hut
l"i 'iuh substituted auutfc r man
and allowed him Co box under Ghetto's
" iuIpo tur was defeated In a
To-" rounds. tu' ,; eftu I-els tGnf his
reputation has been INJURED.
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