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Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1919-08-01

The peace. conference is now attend
ing to Bulgaria. The delegates from
that country arrived in Paris from
Sofia Friday and were quartered at the
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1919-08-01

suburb of Neuilly The French troops
have been taking care of Bulgaria late
ly and when the other day some of
them were attacked by Bulgarians a
French regiment occupied Sofia and
disarmed the local garrison.
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whether we shall actually have rati-
fed or not, because peace will then be
a fact
The president may go ahead any
how and name the member OF the repa-,
rations commission, and it was report
ed that Bernard Baruch is to be his Sc
lection.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1919-08-01

Sweden is expected to make a loud
wall over the report of the Baltic COM
mission of the peace conference. 1t
recommends that the Aland islands at I
the mouth of the Gulf of Bothnia,
which Sweden has claimed, be neu-
tralized under the guaranty of the
League of Nations. The Swedes are
not in high favor with the allies andt
any protest they may make is not like
ly to be considered.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1919-08-01

All the world was startled and
shocked by the unique airship disaster
in Chicago. A dirigible balloon was
making experimental flights over the
loop district of the city when it burst
into flames and fell through the roof of
one of the largest banks. Ten en-
ployees of the bank and three meN
who were in the car of the balloon
were killed and more than score were
injured. The cause of the accident
was a mystery.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1919-08-01

The city Of Washington was greatly
upset early in the week by mob riots
that amounted to a race war. Whites,t
angered by alleged attacks on women
by colored men, made indiscriminates
warfare on the negroes, and the latter
retaliated in kind. Several persons,
including two policemen, were killed. !
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-21
TENDRAN UNA EMBAJADA
EN- BELGICA LOS EE. UU.
Ash 10 ofrecio ell Pie. Wilson en- Bru.
selas, manifestando que clio seria
en- reconocimiento de la compile
ia irdependencia de la
naeion bclga

PARIS. JUNO 20.-El Presidente
Wilson rcgreso hoy a esta capital
despues de SUI vista a Beigica que.
en- opinion de los americanos, Ia SER
vido para cimentar sobre bases mas
solidas la amistad del pequeno neino
v dc Ia gran %republlca.
En- los dos dias que paso Ell Bel
gica ell Primer Magistrate america
no, Sc lie rirdieron todos los honore.
Y agasajos cue estuvieror dentro del
poder del Rey Alberto V del pueblo
helga. La expression del se1timiento
helga para los Estados Unidos, quedo
de manifesto e. la Erase sp%ronuncia-
da por eli PreSidente de la Camara de
Diputados dc Brusalas. al Oar Ia
hiervenida al Presidente. "Belgica.
dijo 81 fu%ncionario belg-. jamas OIL
vidara Ia ayuda quese lie diera en-
la mas cruenta Y dolorosa de las cp0-
cas- JUG ha atravesado en- su historic.
por su gran hermana. Ia rapublica dc
Estados Unidos de America
BRUSELAS, JUNO 20.-El Pre-
sidente Wilson a su regreso a Was
hington. p]ropondra al CongreSo o.
sc ascienda Ia Legaci6n Americana
en- Bruselas \ IA categoria de Emba-
Jada Y cnviara IN E~mbajador Anne
ricano a esta capital. Ell vcZ de III,
Ministro como ahora tiene, en- reco-
nocimiento de la completa indepen-
dencia de Relgica Y su igualdad en-
range con las n%aciones libres.
Tai anuncio Sc hizo por cl propio
Presidente en- un discGrso que pro-
nunci6 aver en- la Calnara de Dipu-
tados belga, en- Gonde G le tribute
una grandicsa recepc;%n.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-21
La Asamblea Nacionol de Alemania
acepto los Terminus de Paz
TAI COSA Sc HIZO POSSIBLE CON LA CAlDA DEL
GABINETE QUE PRESIDIA SCHEIDEMAM
Sc dice que Gustayo Noske es Ell e~ncargado de formar
ell nuevo ministerio y que Matias Erzberger s~ustituira
al Condo Brockdorff-Rantzau como jefe de la delegation
alemana de paz y sera Ell que firme Ell tratado de Versailles

auui, Sc decia que Gustavo NoSke,
el Ministro de Defersa, era cl en-
cargado de formar el nuevo gabinete.
Informaciones posteriores lndicaron
que cuatro miembros del gabinete
de Scheidemann, insisrieron en- cue
Ell tratado Sc firmara Y sc presume
que tai actitud fu5 10 que caUSo la
caida del %gobierno.
Todas las noticias recih;das haSta
ahora, relatives i loS cambios en- el
gahinete alem5n. pueden c~onsiderar-
Sc como prematuraS. La division que
hay entire los partidos de Ia Asam-
L!ea Nacional. ia inpedido que Ia
Asamtlea Nacional forme hasta aho-
IA una mayoria de coaliciJn CT ia
vor de Ia aceptacion de los terminus
&c paz.
Dicese que los alemaras han pedI-
do una prorroga del plaZo para Ia de-
cision acerca de Ia firma del rata
do V Sc cree que Ia C~onferencia ALA
ia pueda accader a ella. con Ia de
claracion de que sera definitivamen-
te IA ultima extension de csc plazo.
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Sc declararon en- huelga los
sacerdotes de Loreto

ROMA. JUNO 20.-Una nuelga de
sacerdotes, qrne es ia Ultima palabra
en- question &c huelGas Y una cosa sin
precedente Ell Ia historic de IA reli-
gion. ACADIA de estallac en- Loreto,
ceIebre lucar d. pe-egrnaci0n, al
que fuera t~rasladado milaCrosamence
por los angeles, Ia casa de Ia Nirgen,
desde el sitio cue ocupaha en- NaZa-
reth en- 1894, segun cuenta IA leyen-
ca religioSa.
Los sacerdctes hueigUiStas denan-
daron III mejoramiento ell sus con-
Giciones financieras, debido al alto
costo de IA vida ' al no h~aberSeles
concedido su peticion. a~cordaron sus-
render la celebration lie las mis2S Y
demaS servicios religioSos.
Monsenor Andreoli. ObiSpo de Ra-
canati, en- cuya diocesis Sc halla Lo-
reto. ha intervenido perscnalmente
en- este asunto V trata de p~ersuadir 4
los sacerdotes para que reanuden
u deberes. prometiendcles haoer to-
do 10 possible para satisfacer u de-
mandas.
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LONDRES. JUNO 20.-La Asam-
blea Nacioral Alemana en- Welmar
ha acceptable Ell tratado de paz, Segun
dice IN despacho recibido hoy en-
esta capital. ~procedente de Paris.
La firma del tratado de paz por
Alemania. dice IN despacho de Co
perhaCue Gus trascribe otro de Wei
mar. eS una cosa tan clerta. como
81 las firmaS Sc lutheran pueSto va
en- el documento.
WEIMAR. JUNO 20.-El gabinete
aleman. no obstante cue ia preSen-
tadc su renuncia, continuara ell su
oficio hasta que eli Presidente Ebert
haya podido formar nuevo.
Tn escrutinIo practicable entire los
miembros de los diversos partidos
en- "a Asamblea Nacional muestra
que dificiImente poiria dejar de
aceptarse los terminus dc paz. Los
socialistas de la Mayoria. segun Sc
dice. dan una considerable mayoria
en- favor de Ia firma del documento.
COBLENZA, Junio 20.-Gustavo
Noske. ell MiniStro de Ia Defense,
sucedera a Felipe Scheldemann CO.
mo iefe del ga5inete alenlan, segun
dice I'm despachO lie Weimar. reclbi-
do aGui hoy. Matias Erzberger. jefe
de Ia ComiSion aaemana del Arm'sri-
clio. sustitu:ra al Condo Brockdorfr-
Rartzau. como Jefc de IA delegation
alemana de pay, segun agrega e.
citado mensaje.
PARIS. JUNO 20.-Hoy Sc supo
aqui cue ei g~ooierno presidido per e!
Canciller Scheidemann, en- AlcmaDla,
ha caido. Las notic!as de tai aconte-
cimiento que sc reclnieron esta ma
mana. Sc confirmaroa mas tarde, pol
i~nforres ..n~ili.ares que Sc recibieron
de Weimar y Berlin, por Ia VIA de
Ccblenza.
La caida del gobierEo de Schcide-
mann, el Canciller salieEte indica que
81 tratado Sc firnara, pues era el
principal oponente para la acePtacion
de los terminus del tratado revisado
En- las prineras noticias recih;das
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Los aGados no tratan de
justificar Iegalmente Ell
Droceso del Kaiser
Consideran que tai accion
tiene una justification
moral, de mas peso que
la de las leyes

PARIS. JUNO 20.-Los gobiernos
aliados no pretenGcn iustificar su
demarda ara .el proceso del eN-kal-
ser V la cntrega de los alemanes n
ouienes sc acusa de v~iolaciones a Ia
lev de la guerra, sobre razones eHtric-
tamente legales juridicaS. Tai decia-
raci6n esta de acuerdo con la opinion
del Secretario Lansing, eHpresada en-
81 informe que como mlembro de Ia
Comisi6n de reparaciones, ha rendl-
do el fu~ncionario americana, PueS pa
"a iustificar tai proceso hahrla que
acusar a dichos alemanes dc crme-
mes especificados.
FL Console de las grandes poten-
cias decide adoptar la opinion de que
la seguridad international justifica
tales processes y constituye una nue.
VA prdctica en- las relacioneS o los
altos funcionarios que han sido res
nonsables dc la guerra. Dicno Con-
seio apoya. en- tai virtud, este nuevo
orden de cosas, en- raZon de que es
esencial como IN ejemplo para los
futures jefes V ministries de I'm go
t;arno cuyas ambiciones los ~conducsn-
a la guerra. asi ONO para aquciIos
que son culpables de practicas cruz
les en- la conductor de Ia guerra.
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BERLIN, JUNO 20.-Esperase que
una declaration Official sc de a la pu-
blicidad ien breve, la cual habra de
a~llanar ell canine para la aceptacion
de los terminus de paz. La declara-
cion segun Sc dice, eXpresara que las
concesiones hechas por los aliacos en-
ell tratado rcvisado, son. despues de
TODD. de tonarse en- consideration.
Los Socialists Independence pu-
blicaron hoy una proclama en- ia que
damandan que ell gobierno firme ell
tratado de paz Y Sc lie p%reviene que
10 debe ~rechazarlo, porque tai ac-
ci6n pudiera traer serias complicaclo-
mes interiors;.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-21
"A DE LAS NACiONES ES
LA LIGA DE LOS DERECHOS,
DUO WILSON.

BRUSELAS. JUNO 20.-El Presi-
derte Wilson pronuncio IN d~iscursc
ante la Camara belga de d~irutados
V Ell el dijo que la L.ga de las Nacio-
mes, como hija de la gran guerra, es
la liga de los derecnos, Y que cuai-
ouiera nacion que Sc refuse d adherir-
Sc a csc pacto. deliheradamente vuel-
We las espaidas ante ei llamamiento
mas apremiante que .iamas Sc les haya
hecho a Ia conciencia V a Ia humaEi-
dad.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-21

No - neccSario que I'd. recjba tratamicn-
los eisctricoS. tam2occ cue :" torture al
arrancar 81 bcio De III cara, baSta con Qve
use este volyo y deSpucs De tres minutes no
2 qpsdara veStiEio de- hello en- IA cara, y 81
picI adoui-ira f-gscu-a y beIieza. ESta pre-
psra-i6n no cauSa ninSuu daio o m~oleStia
a las personals DC CUTS dcicado.
Pida I'd I'm pOuo de este EoHvo Y haSa
Sesaps--cer e peio sU2c-ffuc Dc 81 cara.
cuello. bragcs y ante-5rSsos. srn eN2cTrurcotar
= mas minjmo dolor. Prcc'o 500. Mande
I'd. oLamsnte Csc. en- cstampiilas DcscaicS 0
en- efecGyo y pa=z-2 c, resto cuanto !s sea
eut-eSado 81 rolvo ~ - domicihc. ESerIoa
a a siguientc direccion-
MRS. NELLIE Z. BOJNAR. DEPT 10.
an 2 75,h. s. NEW YORK. y. I.
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WEIMAR. JUNO 20.-El actual ga
binete aleman ha decidido deflnit,va-
mente renunciar en- masa V dajar ell
campo a un nuevo ministerio que
pueda firmar ell tratado de paz, segun
los informes de fuente autor1zada OBJ
tenidos anoche aqui.
Ell nuevo Gabinete, segun sc dice.
Sc rondra oficialmente zen favor de
Ia a~ceptacion del tratado de paz, dc
mcdo que la session de hoy de ia A
samblea Nacional, en- la cual Sc tie
ne la intencion de adoptar una de-
cjsiGn final sobne los terminus dc
paz, probablemente no sera mas que
una mera formalidad para la ratifica-
cion de la decision del ruevo gablne-
te.
Esperase que ell actual Ministrc
de la Guerra, Herr Noshe, o Herman
Mueller, cualquiera de ellos, sea e,
cue encabece cl nuevo gobierno. E.
gabinete anterior Sc mostrahs con-
trario a Ia firma del tratado, por
una mayoria de S votos contra I.
La actitud Y situacion de los d.
versos cuerpos gubernamentales, tai
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-21
|RENUNCIO FL GABLNETE ALEMAN
Die este paso para dejar ell campo a un nuevo ministerio
que pudiera asumir la responsibilities de
firmar Ell tratado de paz reformado

Y como aparece ser en- ia actualidad,
es como sigue:
La delegation de paz. so opone
unsnimemente a la aceptacion de los
terminus. Ell gabinete, Ia mayoria Sc
~inclina a la r~efutaci0n de dichos ter
minos Y la Asamb!ea Nacional, que Sc
haya casi igualmente dividida al pne-
sente, muestra una tendencia. sin
embargo, hacia la aceptaci6n de los
terminus de paz.
La Comision de PaZ de la Asam-
hlea Sc reunio aver tarde para deli"
berar sobre la question de referen.
cha, V aun cuando la Asamblea como
IN solo cuerpo en- 81, sera la que de-
cidira sobne la aceptacicn o refu-
tacion dc las condolences de paZ, Sc
cree cue la recommendation de la CO.
mission, tendra una Influenza impor-
tante en- ell resto de la Asamblea.
La situaci6n industrial esta haclen-
dose mas tirante cada dia V Sc han
recibido noticias aqui de que n
huelga general es inminente en- Ber-
lin.
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> master Ut San Antonio. Tex. as re- =
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master at San Antonio. Tex. az re-
!. ouired by the act OF October s, 1917.
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MANDA TAMBIEN A LOS
TCHECO-ESLOVACOS. POLA-
COS Y RUMANOS.

PARIS. JUNO 20.-Dicen los perio-
dicos que tel Mariscal Foch esta for
mando un solo frente contra los ale
names desde Ell Rim hasta Ell Danu-
bio Y que ademas del mando que 6
ierce sobre los ejercitos aliados, man
dara igualmente a los eJercitos tche-
co-eslovacos, polacos Y rumanos-
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lie fue llegado I'm vote
de c%onfianza al gabi-
nete de NJ. Orlando
En- tai virtud presento su re.
nuncia en- masa al rey
Victor Manuel

ROMA. JUNO Cola Camara de
Diputados lie rehuso al Primer Minis
tro Orlando ell vote de conflanza
u lie pidi6 este lider Y tambien Sc
rehus6 a constitutes en- session secneta
para eScuchar las explicaciones gu:
sobre la poIitica exterior le iba a dar
Orlando.
En- el discurso que pronuncio ell Prs
mer MiniStro manifesto que variaS
cuestiones financieras concentrates
4 Italia han sido va arregladas o es'
tan a punto de serlo.
En- vista de esta actitud del Parla-
.lento. esperase que Orlando presen-
te su ranuncia manana mismo.
ROMA. JUNO 2O.-El Primer Nj
nistro Orlando anunci6 aver noche
que el Ministerio cue pneside habia
~rresentado su renuncia en- nlasa al
Rey Victor Manuel, quien lie habia
m~anifestado que Sc ~reservaba su de-
cisi6n para mas tarde. e. anuncio del
jefe del gobierno Sc hizo a raiZ de
cue Ia Camara de DiputadoS rechazo
por $50 votos contra IS, la mocidn De-.
Primer Ministro para que Glcha
Asamhlea Sc reuniera IN una session
aecreta a fin de considerar IN voto
de corfianza cue el citado jefe de!
gabinete pedia.
Antes de rue 81 Primer Ministro
pidiera la celebration de una session
.secreta. habl6 extensamente en- "a
Camara sobre la situacion interior
creada por los internacionales, ha-
biendo sido reci6ido su discurso de
Il manera adverse. por 10 que el
Primer Ministro quizo obtener un
voto de confianza. Durarte su dis
curse. Orlando fue interrumpido re-
petidas vaces ?or los iiputados coli
gritos hostiles.
Al proponer que Sc reuniera "a
Camara en- session s,acreta para dis
cutir eI vote de confianza. todos los
erupos politicos Sc unieron en- una
manifestation hostil V mucaos de
ellos abandonaron el salon.
"Jamas durante II guerra han a.
travesado las naciones en- general te
Italia en- particular, por dias ta>,
obscuros COON los actuales.' diio el
Primer Ministro. "Esta es la Ease naa
pero la situaci6n esta mejo-
rando dia con dia. Varias de las cues
politicas, econ6nlicas Y finan-
han sido nesueitas VI dc ma
nera satisfactoria para nosotros. en-
general La Conferencia de Paz,
rectific6 nuestra frontera ~seutentrlo-
nal. de acuerdo con la Inca del mag
nifico baluarte natural que sirve de
salvaguardia para Italia.
"Respecto de las fronteras del
Italia no SC ha rehusado
a colaborar en- Ia soluci6n ofrecida
nor los Delegates de paz a las otras
naciones interesadas. Dero Sc man.
-iene firme en- sus r~eclamaciones que
los aliados f~avorecieron V apoyaron
este pals entr6 a Ia guerra.
"Estov listo para c]ontestar todas
las cuestiones. pero debido a 10 deli
cado de la situacion. espero cue e!
obsiervari gran p~ruoencia
en- los debates. Hare todos los es-
fuerzoS para conciliar las opIniones
contrarias V solucionar los confllctos
che surian."
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-21

Cuando necesite iibros en- espanol
diriiase a Ignacio E. Lozano, lis n.
Santa Rosa. Ave. San Antonio, Tex.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-06-09
JESS DOUBLES PRICE
TO SEE HIM WORK OUT
Sundays Crowd at WilIard's
Camp Nets Champ $1o42 at
Fifty Cents a Head
REFEREE STILL UNDECIDED

Toledo. o.. June 0.-,Jess Willard is
scheduled to begin the second week OF
serious training today for his heavy
weight championship contest with Jack
Dempsey here July 4. The champion
plans to increase his boxing until he
has reached the twelve round limit, the
distance he is to travel against his
youthful challenger.
Willard is gradually becoming accli-
mated and is finding it easier to breathe
than when he started to work a week
ago
There was criticism heard in some
quarters today because the champion
doubled the price of admission yester-
day to the persons who visited his train
ing camp on the shores of NTaumee bay.
The champion charged fifty cents, in
stead OF twenty five cents. as on week.
days. aud the paid attendance was 2OS4.
which netted S1042. more than enough
to defray training expenses for a week.
JACK kcarnS, manager of Dempsey.
declined to take advantage of the Sun
day throng and charged the customary
twenty-five cents to see the challenger
work out. There were 1000 paid sd
missions at the Dempsey camp.
Reports that Bill Brown. New
York referee. had been selected to ref
cree the Independence Day contest wer.
denied today.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-06-09
AS DISCOVER NEW
WAY,T0 LOSE GAME
Jack NayIor HurIs in Good
Shape, but Grooves Ball for
Guy Morton
DROP BATTLE IN THE NINTH

The AS discovered a new way to lose
a ball game in Cleveland yesterday.
The new stunt Is to groove the sphere
for a pitcher in the ninth inning.
Two were on in the ninth, with the
score tied at one, and Guy Morton, the
Indian hurler, who bats about .175, was
swinging his weapon over the plate. HI
was allowed to bat because Lee Fob
expected the game to 60 into extra inn
ings.
Jack Naylor, who had been pitching
sterling ball, served one up in th'
groove. Morton singled, and the 10, ,00t
Cleveland fans went home to a warn
dinner happy. The deciding figures
were . to I.
There was some consolation in tn
AS reverse. Naylor has proved that h
is ready to take his regular turn in tn
box. Jack has been slow in gettinl
into form. He showed a distinct in
clination toward wildncss in the earl,
part of the season. and Mack was afrai,
to use him. Yesterday he gave onl,
two bases on balls.
Naylor permitted eight hits, three o
which came off Speakers bat. The A
had six bingles, Bobby Roth and Georg
Burns getting two each. Roth had
triple and a double.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-06-09
NATIONAL OPEN GOLF
DRAWS CLASSY FIELD
Evans, Travers, Ouimet and
Barnes Among Stars in Tour
ney Which Starts Today
PLAY ON BRAE BURN LINKS

New York, June 9.-In looking over
the top nOtchcrs entered for the ma
tional open golf championship tourna
ment over the links of the Brae Burn
Country Club. beginning today. it is
difficult to pick out one player with any
more of a chance than thirty others.
With past and present champions of
every description listed to play, one of
the most representative fields ever
gathered will be seen in this tourna
ment. Not long since a prominent ANA
tcur said
You can take the names of Jerome
Travers. Francis Ouimct. Charles
Evans. Jr.. Walter Hagen. Jim Barnes,
Jock Hutchinson, Mike Brady, Tom
Kerrigan, Bob Mcdonald, Gil Nichols,
Pat Doyle and a few others. mix them
in hat and pick one. That is as
likely a way as any to guess who will
| lead with such a field of talent.
SO far as choosing goes this is as
one of the foregoing is as likely as not
to win the title. There are few who
believe that an amateur will "do the
| trick this time. though when it is con T.
sidered that out of the last four cham
pionships three have been won by
''simon pures' Most anything seems
possible.
Francis Ouimet is said to be playing
better than ever. and Brae Burn has
been n familiar scene to him for years.
| Therefore, he will have a little advan
tage over the other amateurs. Charles
CChick) Evans, Jr.. present titleholdcr
is also at the top of his game. but as
much cannot be said of Jerome Travers
who has not been playing at all for 1
long time.
Travers. however. is one of those VIII,
plays brilliantly at times. whether or no
he has had club in his hands fol
months.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-06-09

ton. DR.. Clinton A. Strong. of Penn
Charter. the president of the league,
always interested in the development of
junior tennis. deserves great credit for
the manner in which the league was
handled.
The league pennant wasn't decided
until virtually the last match of the
season. West Philadelphia gave the
Quakcrs hard fight for the honors.
losing out by only a small margin. In
all, the players showed a decided i'm =
provement due to the fine coaching of
Doctor Strong. William r. Tildcn, Pau,
W. Gibbons and other seniors who
found time to give some valuable points
to the various teams.
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A DOUBLE wind-up will be staged at
4 \ the Empire A. G. tonight. Willie
Harmon and Young Robideau have the
call in the first part of the twin bill.
while Joe Welsh and Jack Lester clash
in the second part.
Promoter Sam Gross, who was re-
sponsiblc for the change from Thurs
day to Monday night, expects the pres
ent arrangement to be more satisfac-
tory.
Three other good bouts will complete
the card.
Al Thompson. Jack Hagen's lightweigh,
entry; will be one of the headliners In the
Su ON a. the City
man Taylor will send Eddie Moy. the hard
hitting Allentown lightweight, against
Willie Spencer in the seminal. Tho othsr
bouts follow; Joe Dorsey VS.. Joe STANLEY
and Otis Robinson VS.. Sammy Robinson.
Lew Tender, the new southpaw knockout
king. will be an entertainer In Pennsgrove
on Friday night. Ty Cobb promoter OF the
mey to meet Tender. Two other good bout.
are on the same program.
Battiins Leyin.ky and Willie Miske will
To.so little sattii5s ihR the o.
ana now ali that L remains S the staging Oi
the light heavyweight AFFAIR.
Tommy Walsh. the hustlins promoter and
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Ellis Ward to Coach
Paramount OdrSmen

ELLIS WARD, the veteran row.
IL ing enthusiast and former coach
of the University of Pennsylvania,
is back in the game. Mr.. Ward has
been obtained by the Paramount
Rowing Association to coach its
members. He-will start on his new
regime this afternoon. when he will
begin to train crews for the Schuyl-
kill Navy regatta, to be held June 81.
The announcement that Mr.. Ward
was to resume coaching created quite
furore among the clubs in Boathouse
ARow yesterday. 1t was thought he
ad given up coaching for good, assh
seventy two years of age. His re-
1ationship with the game started
about Centennial days. Shortly after
rowing in the Centennial regatta Mr..
Ward was engaged by the Fairmount
Rowing Association as coach. His
success attracted attention in collie
giate rowing circles, and in the early
nineties he became coach Of the Penn
crews.