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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-09-09
Sc OpOne a In proyectO de
Ley sObre cuestiones Pc
trOleras fundadO en- una
provision de la nue.
va Carta Magma
VA NO QUlERE n a
DICALISMOS
Dicese que Su camblo
de actitud Sc debe al
deseo de contratar
el empreStlto

IrIrura.na Especial para Ia fNENSA-
CIUDAD D EMEXICO, Septiembre
S.-A pesar de Ia reserva Official que
Sc ha tratado de guardian sobre al
gunos de los asuntos que fueron ira
tados en- Ia Ultima junta del Gablne-
te. junta que fue presidida por el
Jefe del Executive, Sc ha po6ido saber
que traS una larga discussion Tue re-
chazado por CarranZa e. proyecto de
ley que le fue presentado por sus MI
nistros que Sc refiere Ia eXplota-
cion de los terrenoS petroliferoS y a
los impuestos que el gobierno debe
imponer a esta fuente de riqueza ma
cional. El proyecto mencionado es-
taba previsto en- Ia nueva Constitu-
ci6n pues nay IN articulo en- ella que
expresa que debe expedirse una ley
especial sobre la materia-
Por 10 que Sc ha podido saber Sc
desprende que Ia causa de que haya
rechazado el proyecto es que encon-
tr6 algunas de las parties que la in
tegran demasiado radicales Sc
agrega que, en- vista del desacuerdo
en- que estuvo con suS Ministries. ha
resuelto proceder, el personalmente,
q for1nar dicha ley Y que 10 hara te-
niendo como mira principal el SUprl-
mir todas las prevencioneS demasiado
radicales que Sc gentlemen en- Ia nue.
va Constitution acerca de la naciOna-
lizacion del petroleo Y reducir los I'M
puestoS con que ese producto Ia sido
grabado. Otra de las cosas que Sc
propone modificar en- e. proyecto, Y
Dor 10 tanto en- Ia nueva Constitu-
ci0n, es el requisite que Sc habia i'm
puesto a las companies extranjeras
acerca de que debian renunciar a IL
protection de sus reSpectivos gobier-
nos.
Muy comentadas han sido entire el
pubhco estaS noticiaS Y tratando de
encontrarle eXplicacion este camblo
en- Ia actitud de Carranza Sc ha lie
gado la conclusion de que esta init
mamente ligado con el emprestito que
esta negociando en- Nueva York por
conducto del agente financiero Catu-
regi que hace POGO sali6 para aquel
puerto con eSe fin.
Sc dice que Carranza jamas ha-
bria conSentido voluntariamente en-
atemperar I'm POGO 10 referente la
question del petr6leo Y mucho menos
disminuir los inpuestos que son los
que por ahora constituyen una de sus
principales entradas y que 81 ha ac-
(Pasa q Ia Sa. Col. Pa
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-09-09
ESTEBAN CANTU NO CREE EN- UNA
IRRUPCION DE LOS CARRANCISTAS

"a sonorense que Sc ha venido men,
cionando, pero que en- todo case, Sc
imaginaba que podria ser 81 result
tado lie algun plan militar del jefe
de las operaciones en- Sonora para
atacar a los indios yaquis de Ia re-
gion ncrte del Estado, pues en- los
ultimos meses muchos de los que ha-
clan la campana en- las cercantas
de Hermosillo, Sc han remontado
las siarras de la region septentrional
de la Entidad vecina Ia Baja Cali
fornia.
La opinion publica sigue intrisada
No obstante las declaraciones de
Cantu, en- el amino de todos los que
conocen la situacion politica y mill
tar en- que Sc encuentra colocada ia
Baja California existe arraigada Ia
idea de que la concentration de fuer
zas en- La Bolsa es una amenaza di-
recta clara para el Jefe Politico del
Distrito Norte de dicho territorio,
pero, por otra parte-y este es 10
Que viene a desconcertar completa-
mente la opinion publica la tran
quilidad que Sc obseva en- Msxicali
v en- todos los puntos donde tiene
fuerzas Cantu, da a entender que.
efectivamente, no temen nj el jefe
ex-federal nj los suyos, una irrup-
cion de los carrancistas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-09-09
I'm ESP|A ALEMAN
ARRFSTADO EN-
SPRINGFIELD
VINO De MEX. FACE
POGO TEMPO
Sc hacia pasar como
agente federal de los
EstadoS UnidOS

Telegrama Especial para Ia PHENsA.
SPRINGFIELD. I'll Septiembre s.
HOY fue aprehendido en- uno de los
hoteles de aqui Fritz Mulflnger, So
bre uuien pesa Ia acusacion de sospe-
charse de el que sea espia aleman. hs
te individuo estaba anotado en- el
libro de registro del hotel en- donde
f,e capturado en- el cual sc ha!laba
a,oiado, como procedente de Mexico
v una vez que su apprehension Sc lie
v6 ? cabo. fue conducido bajo la Gus
todia de las autoridades federales a
Verdin. IL. er donde Sc tratara de
esclarecer Ia responsabilldad que Sc
pueda deribar en- su contra de! car
60 que Sc le ha hecho.
Seeun Sc ha podido comprobar,
Mulfinger, que es un honbre de edau
mas que mediara, estuvo hacienda
frecuentes viajes Alton y otras po-
b!aciones proXimas a aquella, dlcien-
dose agente del Departamento que
tiene su cargo el control de los a.
limentos Cuando Sc procedio al ca
teo de su pieza Y de sus equipajes, Sc
encontraron entire sus papeles. car
tas para Herbert c. Hoover en- las
Que solicitaba empleo para el cltado
Departamento V tambien Sc le encon-
traron algunas escritas en- aleman, 10
cual ha seryido para robustecer las
sospechas que Sc tienen de que este
desempeiando alguna comision de es-
pionaje por cuenta del gobierno ale,
man.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-09-09
NyESTRA NHM Ep!cek ESPECIAL

Despues de de eonstanteS eS1uerzo en-
Ia preparation del especial de LA PFENSA hemos
esado fin al d satisfaction poaeos oecr
ectoreS conpeamente SeguoS de que con e
per6dco repondera al teres con que To-
do a mundo 10 nenaa cupdaente las perazas oe
ouens compemeno goce de sus eslo pa
lectura de nunros especaes que ano tras
ano presentando LA PRENSA'.
e. OCCASION ofrecemos nuestr9s oreS contsn
acuo de escritore repuados como
Manuel Caro Querido Moheno Neneo Garcla
doctoreS Luis Lara Pardo Francisco azquez Gomez
Mariana Veca Arpe varlos Cuentos naclona
les en- vbra el paro e amor hbertad
escritos los Prof Baro Guardioa hernandez Ma
nue Muzquz Banco Jose Reboar Una nteresate historic
desde remotos orlgen haa nuesros
dias e Muzqu Banco Articulos hunosicos os
produccones chspeantes escritores, "Pipo Tbero
"Chantecler Carcato Todas las secones han sido Illus
tras con dbujo debldas al apz de re-
arstaS meSlcanoS
En- resumen asegurar nuetros lectore el
coniunto del especial de LA PRENSA pmo apare
Ger de inapreciabe de arlSrco
terario constur recodatoro pa6tico to-
dcS los que leguen a poseer!o
de peddo que hemos estado reebendo nos
del e pubco meNlcano ente
nor 81 nimero especial de LA PRENSA nnguna eXage
aci6n aquos siendo suscrptores
ped toda oporuncad Sc quedaran
ell
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-09-09
Dice que .estd en- buena ar.
monia con ell gobierno del
centro y que no es proba-
Bile qne la expedition que
Sc estd organizando en- La
BoIso, uaya contra Ell.
Tan misteri0sa resuIta la actl=
tud de los carrancistas
como la de Cantu :.

diatamente tomaron possession de sus
puestos v estaban funcionando per-
fectamente en- ellos.
Sin embargo, no puede expiicar la
concentration.
En- vista de la terminante res
puesta del Coronel Cantu los repor-
teros lie preguntaron que como Sc
explicaba la concentration de tropas
carrancistas que hace varias sema-
mas Sc estaba efectuando en- La Boil
sa, lugar completamente aislado y a
donde nunca han llegado las actlVl-
dades revolucionarias.
A esto manifesto Cantu que care
cia absolutamente de informaciones
oficisles relativas a la constante lie
gada de tropas al punto de Ia fronte-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-09-09
NO SERAN RESTRINGIDOS LOS
EMBARQUES DE ORC
NECESARIOS
re,ruramn ESpeciaI para la PRENSA.

relrnramn Especial para la PRENSA.
WASHINGTON, Septiembre s.
Oficialmente Sc anuncio hoy en- esta
capital que el gobierno americana
no restringira los embarques de orc,
siempre que estos sean necesarlos
para la liquidacion o balances legl-
timos del cambio comercial.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-09-09
SIN YAT sen Y LA INTRlGA
ALEMANA

WASHINGTON, Septiembre s.
Dicese que ell doctor Sun Yat Sen,
muv conocido revolucionario chino,
que fue ell que encabezo el movimien-
to que derroco a Ia dinastia de los
manchues, sierdo despues el primer
presidente de la Replblica China, re-
cibi6 fuertes sumas de dinero de los
agentes alemanes, para Ia nueva re-
belion.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-09-09
Carranza contra Ia Constitution
49,. Uno de los objetivos de los alen1anes
u ~

Puerto de GalatZ,
ell unico con que
cuenta Rumania en-
ell Mar Negro y pOr
cuya possession han
estado luchando ru-
sO-rumanOs y teuto-
mes hace varios me-
ses. CuandO la Ofen-
silva alemana avan-
70 irresistiblemente
en- Rumania creyose
la caida de Galatz
inevitable, pero pre-
ciSamente a corta
distancia de dicho
puerto fueron con-
tenidos los teUtOnes.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-09-09

negrOS 1QerOn arreStduOS aCuSduOS
de observar una conducta desordena-
da. pero ninguno de los blancos fue
detenido. paes todos lograron esca-
par.
Estaban jugando los dadOS.
El primer, desorden ocurri0 como a
las cuatro de la tarde, cuando diez
individuos, blancos Y negros, que Sc
hallaban jugando los dados en- un
lugar cercano a la escuela publica de
la Gale Montgomery, empezaron
reiiir por la cantidai de dinero que
tenian apostada. Los blancos desde
el principle, llevaron la mejor parte,
pero uno de los negros hiZo entonces
uso de su arma de fuego Y dlsparo
IN tiro. llamando con clio Ia atenclon
de otros Glen negros cue habia GER
ca del lugar. quienes corrieron pres
tar auxilio = Sus compaIleros. Los
hlancos al yer que Sc venia contra
ellos aquel grupo de negros, empren-
dieron la fuga por la calle Morton,
hasta llegar los distritoS de los ju-
dos V polacos, en- donde organizaron
una banda, para hacer frente Ia
de los negros.
Al principle de esta nueva lucha,
(Pasa la ga. Col 4a.)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-09-09
reIcgrama Especial para La PRENsA.


CALEXICO, Cal. Septiembre 8.
En- vista de la inslstencia con cue
Sc ha venido diciendo que las fuerzas
carrancistas que estan siendo con-
centradas en- La Bolsa, Sonora, un
punto que Sc encuentra a trelnta
millas al oeste de Mexicali, vienen
con objeto de hacer una expedition
en- ell Territorio de la Baja' Cali
fornia para quitarle ell mando del
Distrito norte de dicho Territorio al
Coronel Cantu, varios periodistas a.
mericanos Sc acercaron al jefe mill
tar dicho Y lie pidieron su opinion
acerca de la veracidad de las versio-
nes de que Sc hace merito.
No teme NADIA Cantu.
La respuesta de Cantu las lnqul-
siciones de los reporteros tue cate
gorica: Dijo que no tenia nj el mas
peouefio tenor acerca de que Sc pre-
sentaran fuerzas carrancistas, en- ac-
titud hostil, en- el territorio de su
mando. pues a la fecha existe la
meior ammonia entire el gobierno de
Carranza y la Jefatura Politica de
su cargo. Agrego que desde hace va
rios meses estaba en- correspondent
cia con ell Presidente Carrauza y que
la prueba de que habia complete g.
cuerdo entire ellos era que a ultlmas
fechas habian llegado algunos en-
pleados federales nombrados po- e.
gobierno de! centro, los cuales inme-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-09-09
Ell Kaiser Guillermo
yisit0 el Puerto :
de Riga

servIcIo Especial para LA PRENsa
AMSTERDAM, Septiembre s.
Despachos procedentes de; la capital
de Alemania, recibidos hoy en- esta
ciudad, dan cuenta de que ell. Empe-
rador Guillermo que salio hace algun
tempo para el frente oriental, visito
la plaza de Riga, POGO despues de Ia
captura de ese importante puerto por
las tropas del Principe Leopoldo de
Baviera.
La vista del Kaiser Guillermo a
Riga, Sc considera que tiene por OBJ
ieto observar Ell monarca aleman, las
probabilidades de exito en- caso de
que continue Ia ofensiva sobre Pc
trogrado, 0 bien observar el estable-
cimiento de Ia nueva base naval ale
mana, desde Ia que sin duda Sc diri-
giran en- 10 successive, todas las ma
niobras navales sobre Ia costa rusa.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-09-09

simpatia, todos los empleados de los
ferrocarriles urbanos por cuya causa
los perjuicios que el pdblico esta re-
sintiendo son cada dia mayores.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-09-09
TO ADVERTISERS

We guarantee LA PRENSA has q
larger circulation than any other
Mexican newspaper in the United
States.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-09-09

(Pasa a la Sa. Col 4a.)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-09-09

Compre usted sus libros en- espa1loi
9 Ia Casa Editorial Lozano, lib N.
Sta. Rose Ave-, SEA Antonio, Tex.
Es la mas barata.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-09-09
Estaban jugando Il los dadoS.

(Pasa a la Sa. Col 4a.)
The St. Johns herald., 1917-04-26
WHAT OR WHICH NEXT?

This is the question that is in the minds of a great many peo- pie of the State of Arizona.
 The Hunt Campbell governor ship contest goes merrily on and the Edgar precinct of Apache County is the next on the program for contest.
 This morning Messrs. Jos. Pearce and Harry G. Udall of Edgar passed through town on their way to Phoenix as witness es in this case. MT Pearce was one of the election officers and Mr. Udall was challenger at the election. The above named gentlemen say that there was nothing crooked about the cleo tion held in Edgar, but as in other voting places, some irregu- larities took place; but other than this nothing occurred.
 Where will 1t end.
 Perhaps others will yet be brought into the contest.
The St. Johns herald., 1917-04-26

Ify you want goods that are good goods for electrical purposes, go to Tom Carraway Manager of the Electric Supply Company St. Johns, Arizona.
 MT. and Mrs. Frank M. Whit ing left Thursday for Vernon where Mir. Whiting has taken up a homestead.
 May 1st THE HERALD will change locations. Watch for our sign.
 The L. D. s. Church is offering $3500i in cash prizes to any of it's organizations, as follows:
 For the best five acres of wheat. First prize $1, 900. 2nd prize $500. 3rd prize $25O.
 For the best acre of potatoes First prize $1, ,O0O. End prize $500. 3rd prize $25O. The above is surely worth trying for.
The St. Johns herald., 1917-04-26
Statement of Ownership.

Statement of Ownership, Cir culation, etc.. Required by the of August 24, 1912, of The St :. Johns Herald, published weekly at St. Johns. Arizona, for April 1, 1917. Name of Editor: Geo B. Waite, Business Manager, Geo. E. Waite, Publisher, J. w. Waite, St. Johns, Arizona.
 Not a Corporation.
 BondhOlders: None.
 Waite Brothers, Owners. Sworn and subscribed to before me this 16th day April, 1917. CHAS. JARVIS, Notary Public. My Commission Expires Feb ruary 29, 1920.
The St. Johns herald., 1917-04-26
Constipation and indigestion.

These are twin evils. Persons suffering from indigestion are often troubled with constipation. Mrs. Robert Allison, MattOOn, III. writes that when she first moved to Mattoon she was a great sui ferer from indigestion and eonsti- patton Food distressed her and there was a feeling like a heavy weight pressing on her stomach and chest. She did not rest we'll at night, and felt worn out good part of the time. One bottle of Chamberlain's Tablets corrected this trouble so that she has since felt like a different person, Adv.
The St. Johns herald., 1917-04-26

The young Ladies M. 1. A. will present ''Rebecca's Triumph" Friday, May 4. Thisis a play of high order and there is no doubt as to it being a success as the Ladies of M. 1. A. never do things in a half hearted way. Come out and see 1t and be con- vinced.
 For frst-class electrical ap- paratus call on Tom Carraway of the St. Johns Electric Supply Company.
The St. Johns herald., 1917-04-26

For power that is power and dependable power CT light that is dependable, get it from the Nebo Company.
 Lorin M. Farr, who is holding down pasition on the State Highway was in the city Sunday visiting with his family.
 Mat Morgan one of Hunts thrifty young men was a busi- ness visitor to the county seat last week.
 Hats off to the patriot who goes into the field and raises twice as many spuds this year as he did a year ago. We need lem.
 In the course of this war, read CT, the opportunity will be yours to duplicate one of the greatest miracles of the Master. The multitude will demand food.
 The Nebo Electric Light and Power Company are now running full blast and are ready to give  you Light, Power, etc. If in need of anything in their line it will pay you to see them.
 Sheep or Cattlemen- Have for lease two townships, between Holbrook and St. Johns, Arizona. Also range for 5000 head sheep if taken at once.
 Box 735,
 Gallup, N. M.
The St. Johns herald., 1917-04-26
SUPERVIS OR PROCEEDINGS Minutes of the Board of Super
 visors, Apache County.

St. Johns, Ariz,, Apr. IS, 1917.
 Pursuant to adjournment the
 Board of Supervisors met in reg lar adjourned session on this date; there heinz present Chairman Heber Jarvis, Members John c. Hall and w A. Saunders, and Levi s. Udall, clerk.
 Minutes of the previous meet ing were read and approved as read.
 Surety Bond of Mrs. Montie Love as Notary Public, in thesum of S1OOO.OO was approved by the Chairman.
 County Assessor J. A. Mineer, appeared before the Board and presented a letter from Governor Campbell ordering him to make Military enrolment of all male citizens, between the ages of Is and 45 years of age, residing within the county; he asked that the board allow him the necessary help and expenses to enable him to make this enrolment in the shortest time possible. The board unanimously agreed to allow him all necessary expenses incurred in making this enrolment.
 The petition of Idelfonso Oli- varez of Concho, Ariz. asking the Board to allow him Out Door re- lief in the sum of $15. % per month was rejected by the Board.
 Alex. Shreeve the present jan itor of the court house buildings having rendered his resignation to the board, effective May 1st., and Alejandro Pena having made to the Board for the position, upon motion and by un- animous vote he was appointed as ianitor at a salary of $25. 00per said appointment effective from and after May 1st, 1917.
 The following claims were ap- proved and warrants ordered is- sued from the Road Fund: Frank Thomas, labor on
 bridge s 5.75 Julian Jiron, refund 1917
 Road tax lover age) 200 Jhas R. Jarvis, labor on
 bridge across city ditch 21.5O
 In the matter of finally locating he site for the new court house, he Board having previously ac- epted the report of the locating committee in which they recom- nended that the building be put n the west half of the Patterson lock, No. 95 of the St. Johns Ownsite, said acceptance of the ommittee's report subject how yer to a reconsideration of sites y the majority of said committee n or before this date and Burr v. Porter being the only member f said committee, who has nOti- ed the board that he desired to consider hls previous action and (continued End page, 2nd cOl.)
The St. Johns herald., 1917-04-26
SPRINGERVILLE NOTES.

Julius Becker has just returned from his annual trip to the east to purchase their spring and sum- mer supplies.
 Henry Logan left last Friday morning for Denver, Colo, to make his future home.
 MT. Pat Slaughter and family are home again for the summer after spending the winter in the southern part of the state.
 School closed last Friday with a very interesting program fol- lowing that evening. Four stud ents received eighth grade diplo- mas, their names are:
 Ora Averette.
 Winnie Reagan,
 Charles Burk,
 Senito Gonzales.
 Manager, John Lesueur, of the Hotel Saffell, has now begun work on an annex rOoming apartment.
 Cirk Maxwell an old time resi- dencer, was in town today. Cirk says about all he does at Nutri is to sit aronnd and saw on the old violin.
 The Ladies Aid met again last Thursday after noon at the home of Mrs. Le Roy Stiles several new ones joined the circle.
 Mr. Wm. Rudd of Flagstaff is here looking after business mat ters and visiting relatives and friends.
 MT. Wm. Stamps and Mrs. Eva zufall have gone to Socorro, N. M. to be united in matrimony. MT. and Fred Sauls accompanied them.
 Don't forget to plant that va cant lot this summer and produce something to feed the soldiers. Every little bit helps.
 Senator Fred T. Colter has made his appearance again after an ab- sence of several months.
 Mr. Spencer Burk has just re- turned from a trip to Williams he had taken his wife who will teach there for a few weeks.
The St. Johns herald., 1917-04-26
LOCAL MENTION

The fly peril is greater than the submarine. Swat him first!
 Jim Shreeve has completed his contract of clustering the M. P. Peterson home.
 R. E. Connolly spent a few days in the city. this week. He is trying to hold down home stead at Vernon.
 For anything in the electrical line, see Tom Carraway, manager of the St. Jchns Electric Supply Company. They will have it.
 Berry Jolly, who has been at Pine Springs ranch for the past week building fence for Mir. Pur- cell returned home Sunday even ing.
 B. L. Gibbons the meat shop man went to Springerville Tues day evening and returned We'd nesday with some good porkers for his shop.
 The Danley-Isaacson store building is up to the first floor and has come to a stop for the want of lumber.
 There are a number of young men in our city that contem- plate enlisting in the services of the U. s. when the next recruit ing officer comes along.
 The safe for the Ctockmen's Bank arrived Tuesday and is now placed in the bank for the safe keeking of the deposits that may be made in the new bank. Jesus Peralta brought it over from Holbrook.
 We are informed that quite a number of young men are think ing of getting married since the call to arms, as Uncle Samuel is not wanting married men just yet. The only trouble with some of the boys is that they cannot find girls that care to take them.
 Banker W. P. Love and wife have taken up their abode in the rear end of the bank build ing and are preparing to plant garden in the yard back of the bank. Good, we hope others will also plant gardens on all the spare room of yards in our city.
 MT. and Mrs. Jay M. Patterson were in the city Sunday visiting with friends and relatives for a short time. MT. Patterson re- turned to Holbrook Sunday even- ing, but Mrs. Patterson remained for an extended visit with her mother Mrs. Julia Greer.
 MT. William Richey, son of MT. and Mrs. J, B. Richey, of Rich vile, sprung a surprise on his friends here in St. Johns when he and Miss Maud Brown were united in the bonds of matrimony by Judge George H. Crosby last Thursday evening. May peace and happiness be their lot through life.
 Lisle c. Updike and Mrs. Up dike, who left here some months ago for Salt Lake City, Utah, re- turned last Saturday. Mir. and Mrs. Updike went for the pur- pose of having an operation per formed on Mrs. Updike, at the L. D. s. hospital, We are informed that the operation was success fully performed and that Mrs. Updike is enjoying better health.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-10-17
JACK BRITTON To
BATTLE LEONARD
Lightweight hamp Goes euf Of Class
to Meet WeHpr Friday i'm Sev
York BiBg.


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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-10-17
HEEH4N WINS own nrTIoH

Philadelphia, Pa. Oct I7-Wjlrfe
aeehau al San Francisco ana Tar1
Dtion al indianapolis met ia sly
round bout Monday night Neahan
. Lnisaed several swats to the good
l'lilan tried to even up matters Fl tha
NTH round and had The advantage for
tla6 session, but Meehan recovered
ms @ind and finished "a considerable
winner