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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-02
SOCIALISTS HOLD
3 MEETINGS UNDER
GUARD OF POLICE
Factions Fail to Get Together in
Chicago and Two New Parties
Are Likely TO Be Launched Be
fore Day Is Over.

chicago. sept. p Members OF the
national socialist party and the two
insurEent groups who plan to form
new political parties. continued their
deliberations today IN separate halls
under police guard. The sessions ot
the three factions were quiet AND
orderly. compared with previous days.
The national socialist party or
narent body. completed the election OF
s,anding committees and rccei, "a
more than hundred resolution
which, under The rules were referred
to the various committees without be-
ing read
Among the speqkers were Conrr, ss-
man Victor Berger. ~ Milwaukee.
Mayor - ". Uoan Of Milwaukee. Al
gernon Lee, OF New York, Afolph
Germer. national secretary, OF chi
cagO. George n. Goebel. Of New York
ana Seymour Stodman of chicago.
Congr,ssman-,lcCt Berger said
our purpose rs to preserve the
socialist party and 10 save h from it's
enemies, the ultra radicals who have
sought to destroy II. We have won
our hight by eNpeiliug from the mem
bcrship the insurgents and we expect
no further difnculty. The socialist
party is being rcorganlzed ana will
DE stronger than ever when the work
is completed
tn" lrft wing group Of socialists,
Ted hy William liru-s Lloyd, OF chi
cuEo, l., g.. kItt'rleld. Of Kansas. AMI
\ WagCnkuccht, of Cleveland, we're
busy with plans for the proposed new
political pIrtN Two names FOR the
party are being considered. one is
the "progrcssN" socialist party and
A. Id H. a
party"
faction devoted the day to passing on
the credentials uf delegates This
group .s composed largely of Russian
ana Jewish radicals. nud all delegates
whns' record ON Iadicaiism was ques-
toned were denied seats In tho body
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-02
Well Known Banker
of Santa Fe Named
State Bank Examiner

Santa Re, n. NJ, sept. e. Governor
Iarrazoio today announced the ap-
pointment Of James B Read 10 be
state bank examiner. the appointment
FILLING the vacancy caused by the re.
cent death Of GeurEc u. Van stone.
who the governor re-appoinfed to fiii
the position during the last state
legislature.
The appointment OF Mr.. Read Is re-
Enrdcd here both In political and
banking circles as very fortunate
one. The new examiner was Tor
twenty five years connected with the
First National Bank OF Santa Fe and
for the past ten years was It's cashier.
lie was forced 10 resign recently be-
cause OF III health and necessity FOR
less combining occupation. His health
is now fully restored. Mr. Read Is
regarded as sound banker and has
thorough knowledge OF the banking Z
usiness throughout the state.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-02
Tearing Resumed
in the Arizona
Deportation Cases

7, Douglas. Ariz. sept. -Hc1ring of
testimony IN M" cases Of the 2n0
Douglas and llishec ciiizens charged
Pan kidrupiur for their alleged part
N the d'portaiiuus that followed the
" " strike ln tho Warren dis
'hct IN July ipl7. was resumed hr 4
.prly this afternoon h,furc Justirt
N g. Jack
several ot the defendants Who had
,ecn unable to get to Douglas Tor IL
p'ning of the luiut hearing on H'-
'nunt uf railroad strike. arrived here
yesterday ana this morning. AUui 3,
shcse WIS Robert Rae chicf auditor
|.lr the Phelps Dodge corporation.
officials predicted today thW at
hast two more weeks would be re-
blurred TO complct, th" Joint hcarin b
hich hns been under way for more
Ban u week
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-02
.25 BANDITS
ATTACK MEN
ON PATROL
Rise From Ambush and Pour Vol
ley After voIley Upon Airplans
Which Was Flying Up and
Down Rio orande Riycr.
ONE BULLET LODGES
IN CAPTAINS HEAD
Airplane Is Pierced in Many
Places But Lieutenant Brings
Machine Safely to American
side-Many Complaints.

Laredo, Texas, Sept. 1.-Two
American aviation officers, ON
border patrol duty, were fred up
on today by group Of Mexicans
while flying up the Rio urande,
near here and one Of the officers
was wounded in the head.
Captain Davis B. McNabb was
the officer wounded, and his COM
panion, Lieutenant johnson.
brought the machine safely TO
earth on the American side.
McNabb was put 20 bed at a
farm house and an airplane with
a surgeon and medical supplies
was rushed to his aid from head
quarters here.
The officers were flying low about
rs miles up the RIo Grande from
here near santa Isabel creek. when
suddenly. on the Mexican side. about
twenty-five Mexicans rose up from
the brush and poured volicy after
volhy into the plane. II was re-
fired
Many bulleis plerccd the wings Of
the plane and before II could rise
Captain MeNabb was struck near tho
ear tho bullet lodging In his head.
quarters at Fort Mcintosh here.
The attack today. which took piace
shortly after s a. M. followed COM
plants for some time pnat that Mexi-
cans occasionally have fired at tho
aerial border guard.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-02
PLAN TOR RAILWAYS
PRESENTED To SIN NTi,

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.,,.t.. ',I i,,i'n,,fs Of r,iirn,d .u,.
..t..,.,,. ,',,n,t,t,,t t,i ,h. uI,n fnr nor.
,,,n,pt r.ifro.d reputation .ubmlited
,o ia. .rn,fc today in the intrrriats
commerce suh.commlitee.
\ tentative b.lt emhodyinE the sub
committees recommendation had
been introduced hy chairman Ciln'
minis, and referred I" me iult lniei
state commerce c"mmitt'". lhc pli
A. lnt result "l n,'HF ni'ne"' 49,
ny me sup-eoin nli,.,. Wil.el,' o'Sl',J Nv,
Ml. ui''inihs, li,o'uuss asD,S pi.,1,. -,
,.kk; " a,'n 'S f,,,,,,,.'
's,,t, 1,,b 3nf,inson ~ Nrt,n
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-02
Congressman Tells
of u. S. Monte Carlo
in Lower California

WlHhInrIOn, Sopt. 1.-NnmpIuInI
that enort was being made 10 create
AN American Monte Carlo" at Tia
iuana. :.eNicu, near San Diego. Calf
made 20 the state department by
Representative Randall. California.
was answered today hy Secretary
Lansing with the declaration that II
the situation in the Mexican city be-
came acute. mo doubt measures
for meeting IL will have to be con
sllcred
Alr Randall asked continuance Of
the war time passport restrictions Q"
keep Americans out Of the Mexican
city. but the secretary explained the
restrictions were not adopted 10 meet
the situation complained of by the
california member
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-02
nan WOUNDS SELF
, WHEN HE STUMBLES

phocniN. Ar'Z, sept "a party ot
oputN sherff- who w'nt to Fish
rsck near here Yesterday evening to
Investigate the alleged ambushlug
tnd shooting Of q man named u. G..
,iur,h. learned that ihe mans stor,
Z the shooting was not correct aud
hat instead uf having boon nuhushed
he wound tn the Wnu'F side h1d h"'-p
Inflicted hN himself when
4 stumbled and discharged his re-
.ulVcT
I The Officers also learned that the
'lipn was wanted u rhoouiN ON q
ahurgc uf horse St,tiinr. llc was
brought to rhorniy this morning and
n being hold IN the county Jail pend
ng the filing uf charge OF grand
tro-uy AGAINST him. Tn" horses
ere recovered hy the Officers at Fish
'rcpk.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-02
TWO u. =. BiPi.sNEs FLEW
OVER CHIHUAHUA CITY

~ Paso. Tex, Sept. .2-Amerlcan
mining men arrlving here today from
chihuahua City reported two Ameri-
can biplanes new over Chlhuahua
city August 90. instead OF August 90
as reported In the dispatch from Chi
huahua city.
ON the night Of August 81 two hl-
planes plioted by iIeutenants NJ. A.
81. John ana ~ w Beaton, with Ma
lpr w. A. Hin and Captain Marcus
Taylor OF the engineering corps act
lhg aa observers, returned TO the
hoyc. flying field at Maria last nlght
and we're wrecked while making a
forced landing In the dark. The avi-
ators and pilots were slightly Injured.
These twp pianos. pilOted by Lieu
tenants 81. John and iieaton. with the
two engineer officers as Observer
were reported from Mn-fa on reii-
able authority 10 have been the two
airplanes that iew over the Mexican
state capital.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-02
Presbyterians to
Give 35 Million for
Christian Education

Lake Geneva. Wis, Sept 3.-Ap-
preparation OF thirty-five million dol
lars FOR Christian education. ten mill
lion dollars to endow fund to sup
port aged and disabled ministers. and
the establishment Of one million FAM
included in the five year program
presented hy Dr. W. r. Marquis Of
chicago. 10 the Presbyterian New Era
conference here today.
The mission Of the New Era church
Rarclay Acheaon, Portland. Oregon.
snid IN an address. vas ITO Christlaa-
lac Industrial democracy"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-02
Oil Company
Using Psychic
Medium Dissolved

Phoenix. Aria, sept. z.-- Superior
Judge Stanford today handed down
decision permanently dissoixlng tho
Texas Globe on company. which was
drilling well at Brady, Texna the
holdings OF the company being trans.
icfrcd TO the recently organized Texas
world on and Gas company.
Among other things charged nrnfnst
the Globe organization. was that the
company was using a psychic med
lum.' for the purpose OF giving
fendlngH' to prospective customers.
Guy Alsnp OF the National Hank Of
Arizona Of Phoenix. WIS recently
named an receiver for the Globe COM
pany.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-02
GERMANY TO LET RADEK
RETURN TO RUSSIA

IOUl0U NoUI "Thr GOrmUn gov
crum,ut has given permission for
Kari iyadel,. one Of the leaders In the
Spartucnn rislnEs iu Germany. to re-
turn tn Ruaslu. according 10 Russian
soviet wireless dispatch which quotes
the liussiau language newspaper l,us-
skaia Lhisn. published in Berlin.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-02
French War Losses
26 Per Cent of the
Men Modified

TITT8- NVUT - IUTIIU AMINO TNF"
GIru. speaking for the government
during The debate in the chamber OF
deputies this afternoon ON ratification
uf the German peace treaty, said tnU
French war LOSSES constituted 20 per
cent of tho men mohillIed Fifty
seven per cent uf all men with the
colors under 81 years of tgo, wcr"
killed.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-02
Wilson to Review
Pacific Fleet at
Seattle, Sept. 13

Seattle Wash, Sept. President
Wilson Will review the Pacific feet
here al -. M. saturday, September
20, according 10 kilograms from Sec
retary Tumulty received today by
Chairmcn OF Seattle's presidential
ana fleet welcome committees.
The historic buttleship Oregon Will
be the reviewing ship, the message
said.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-02
SLAIN Ell PASO MAN
TO BE BURIED TOMORROW

I;l paso TcN., sept o. Funeral
sfrVic's FOR Anton Nan Mourick. who
was shot and killed In the ~ raso
valley Friday night. viii be- held to-
morrow afternoon. His brother Fcrd-
inand Van Mourick arrived here last
night from Nogalcs. ARIZONA. 10 att
tend the funeral.
The dead man was proprietor of d
ContrCtionnrN here and was formerly
connected with the sonora NowH
Company with HE brother Iu.l FIN
ley, deputy sheriff b. under arrest
In connection with the shooting.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-02
4. :. AIRPIAaNEs CREATE
STIR AT CHlHtfAUIfA cry

VhIhunhun NIty, Mexico, Aug, 30.
tDelayed) Two airplanes flying high
over this city yesterday, caused "A
Hensatiac here when Il was announced
they we're American aircraft and not
the Mexican planes which have been
flying neal here. The avlators flew
from Falomir station, on the Orient
railroad northeast of Chihuahua city.
passed over Aldama and reached here
al O'Clock Ia the AFTERNOON. They
passed over the city. clrcled and fiew
northeast toward Faiomlr and Pre-
sidio. Texas.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-02
British Ready to
Attack Petrograd,
Berlin Reports
~ rHr a1aorlarfp reTss

T0TTU, STUT INIH IOnUOnI --"I0f-
mun reports from Riga declare that
General Cough of the british army
has proclaimed TO the population OF
Pettograd that an attack is about to
boz made upon that city. The reports
quote the proclamation as continuing.
AS soon ~ petrogfad has been
freed from lol-heNik tyranny food
win bc seut'
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-02
.SHOPMEN VOTING
AGAINST STRIKING
At PRESENT time,
RETURNS INDICATE
Men Are Expected to Accept Ad.
vice of Their Officers and Leave
the Question of a Walkout in
Their Hands.
NEW RAILWAY PLAN
OFFERED TO SENATE
Private Ownership and Operation
Of Lines Under Regional sys.
TENS Proposed in Commerce
Committee Report.

Washington, sept The partial
returns from the strike vote now in
progress among the railroad shop
men indicate. union officials said to-
Day that the men Will accept the nd-
wee Of their officers ana leave tie
matter OF strike in their hands.
pending the result OF governmental
efforts 20 reduce the cost uf living.
This was the day originally set for
ID strike and 10 was feared that some
of the most restless element might
quit work.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-02
U. S. LIFTS BLOCKADE
AGAINST HUNGARY

WlHh7nEtOn, SUUI. l."The nIIIO0
blockade against Hungary was lifted
today. Restrictions rcmnin. however,
on dyes and certain other commodi-
ties, which viii he under the control
Of the reparations commission ns was
the case when the German blockade
was lifted.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-02
HEADQUARTERS mas NO
REPORT ON ATvTafTx

san Antonio, Tex. sept AT
southern department headquarters
Colonel W. r. Johnson. chief OF staff.
said the department did not yet have
fun details OF the report from Laredo
that a band Of Mcxicans fired on tw,
American aviators and said the do
partment had no statement to give,
out about the affair.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-02
Cotton Market
'Tumbles Due to
u. S. Crop Report

Sew York. Sept 4 heavy break
fo lowed publication of the govern
ments crop report n the cotton
market to-day. stop orders were un-
roN cred uu the break which carried
active months % to 100 points below
Fridays closing figures. with pec'm-
Der selling OF from 3215 To- 5000
within u very rev minutes
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-02
ARMOUR PREDICTS
DROP IN LIVING COSTS

81 TUuI Mimi ElpT| E.--'Th1 cT1Et
In the high cost Of living has been
reached; prices have already started
downward and will continue. The
drop later will be considerable" fai1
j. Ogdea Arnour. the Chicago packer,
In an Interview here thia afternooh
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-02
snnr N NOM Ir.

Denver. sept. Albeit Moore, GO,
n michinist employed at the Union
Pacific shops, was shot In the head
and slightly wounded this afternoon
when q young bandit attempted To
hold up pool han near TWentioth
aud Market streets
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-02
nRIrIsm DESTROYER SINK.

London. sept THE BRUSH de-
stroycr \ittor'a was torpedoed and
sunk in the baltic sea SATURDAY. Aug
ust So IN" admiralty announced to-
dhv Elght ut her complement urc
missing
The Nitioriu was one Of the "N"
class OF d'struNcrs constructed hy the
BRUSH admiralty during The war
period.
Presumably the Nittoria was one of
the units of M" Brush squadron op-
Grating alinst tho nolsheviki in thu
land.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-02
MNEIis InsE CmNRrEns.

Springfield. Ills. Sept. 2.-chnriers
~ twenty y-fuur coal mine locals In IL
linols on strike In rebellion against
state officials OF the United Mine
Workers have becn revoked. Frank
burlington. state miners president
announced today.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-02
Wilson to Call
Conference Between
Labor. and Capital

Washington, sept g. President
Wilson tomorrow will send out invita-
lions for the proposed conference be-
tween labor capital and agriculture
for some time IN October. u WAS
learned today at the White House.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-02
nEsEnNE nONiln MEMBER.

Washington. Sept. Henry 4.
Moeulcnpah, Of Clinton, Wisconsin,
was nominated today boy President
wilson TO he "a member uf the federal
reserve hoard, succeeding =, \, De
lauo, resigned.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-02
Hrothcr AInkc. InnmIrN.

~ Paso. Tex, sept. a. American
smelling and Refining company Of
ficials here received telegram from
q. W. Reithmillcr. OF Astinwail Pa.
asking for details OF the killing Of
Adam Schaefer at Pinos. Zacatecas
August 2S. The telegram stated the
sender was a step brother OF the
murdered man.
II developed today through in
yestigations made by The smelling
company and friends Of Schaefer that
there were two men In Mexican min
INK camps named Adam Schaefer
The Adam Schnefcr Of pafrnl who is
said 20 be a Mexican citizen is alive
and h. working in the Parral district
according 90 Information received
here today lie was confused with
the American mining man Of the
same name. who was killed nt pinos
according to tclcgrams from Mexico
This accounted Tor the confusion rs
to Schaefers citizenship. Il was said
at IA" smelling company's offices
here.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-02
nANII.Ils M NIsIr rANAnA

Washington, Sept. 2-Secretary
Daniels has accepted the invitation OF
Canadian officials to visit Victoria,
y. e, On septembeT n,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-02
Fred Fulton, u. S.
Heavyweight, Knocks
Out Art Townley

London, sept ?, Fred ful'on, the
American heavyweight. knocked out
Arthur Tnwnlsy. of southampton. In
the irst round at the olympia to-
night
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-02
NEw MEXICO SOLDIER KILI.ED.

washington, sept Am army
name Of Private Dotaciano Martinez.
TERRA Amarillo, y. NJ. killed In se-
uon.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-02
.UPREME COUNCIL
TO SEND WARNINGS
TO GERMANY AND
THE RUMAN|ANS
uns to Be Told That They Must
Change Constitution Providing
for Austrian Representation in
the Reichsrath.
.ELGRADR HAS IGNORED
NOTE OF THE ALLIES
.dmiral TO Be Dispatched to De-
mand Immediate Response
Treaty Of Peace Is Delivered to
the Austrians.


y Paris, Sept. 2-Rumania will
at sign the peace treaty with
iuStria, according TO the lntran-
gcant, because of a clause intro
uced at the formal request of
oe American delegates concern.
" clinical minoritieS.
The peace treaty 60 be offered
ulgaria. says the Temps. con
linS an article by which Bul-
ntria will bind itself to accept fu-
pare decision by the powers with
9gard to Thracc aud the Aegean
na.
,i Paris. sept :-rhc supreme couu-
~ Of the peace conference" decided
iday TO send a note IN forceful terms
The German government pointing
,,it the contradiction with the Yer
lilies treaty OF the provision In the
" German constitution providing
II the representation OF Austria In
le German reichsratn.
'fThe council demands the suppress
,bn ~ the article within a fortnight.
lfrlnring that otherwise the allies
fsll he compelled to undertake a
.irther occupation Of the left bank
- the Rhine.
fThe supreme counrii also discussed
ne failure OF Runanla to- make
Fltten responses to the councils
otes. u lis likely the council will
Ind an admiral IN the near future
lth an emphatic note demanding an
Ipniediaie response hy iiumanla To
ie councils communications
Hrhe revised text ~ the peace terms
I imcd Tor Aurtrias acceptance Nv
Be- peace conference was handed 10
- Austrian pl'nipotertiary af ST
,rmiin this afternoon.
The treaty was presented 60 the
austrian delegates hv Paul DutAStH,
'ncrll secretary of the peace con-
renee lr also landed them tho
'llicd reply to the Austrian counter
Proposals and covering letter seitrr-
,fIng that Austria had precipitated
le war hy an ultimntum unnccept
Nlr to Serbia
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-02
Mexican Bandit
Who Murdered U.s.
Citizen Is Killed

Washington. Sept e,-rhe bandit
who murdered Adam schaefor. m
American citizen la Zncatecas. August
2S has been Killed by Mexican fed
erni troops. according 10 advicea to
tho state department today from
Mexico city. A dispatch from the
American consul ut sniina Cruz m,id
Schaufef WAS uaturaiized American.
thus clearing up the question of his
citiz' nship
When attacked Schnefer wna re-
ported to have had heavy payroll
Tor the mines whore hc was employed.
Ills mother lives ut Shnrpahurg, Pa.
Mother Dicsi Iiecntly.
pitishurR acpt adam Schnefor.
reported allled by bandits In Mexico,
has no relatives In this city. Hln
mother. with whom he made his
home when he WIS in this vicinity.
died nt her home IN Shnrpsburg. a
suburb. last June.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-02

Chicago. Sept. . investigation Of
prohteering and boarding ON the part
of the big 1--WE" packers sugar ope-
ratOrs chnrged by she department OF
Justice with responsibility for pre-
vailing high prices of food. waA sched
ulcd TO begin today before new fed -
cral grand jury sworn In by Judge
lands.
District Attorney Clyne announced
the government was ready to pro
coed and said that al the opening OF
the Investigation complete records of
the cudahy Packing company, dating
back TO 1912. viii be Laid before the
grand jury.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-02
METAL MAnkEr.

Now York. Sept 2-Bar silver
1.t3N.
Copper. frm; eiecirolytlc. spot ant
Sept, 23A Oct. and Nov. a8tk u "a
Iron steady, No I northern, tao.00,
No. z northern. s2s.o0. No. south.
lern. s2s.so.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-02

chicpso Choice. fis.st0ls.0o,
medium. fii.se 70 sits. neceIpis
Kansas sly--sis.4s 90 iis.ss. Rs.
coipta. $4,000
bsnver sslso to slAeO. RsesIpu'
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-06-05
DIFFERENCE IN AGE
FACTOR IN BIG BOUT
Champ May Look All Right on
Outside -- Inside May Be
Different, Says Kearns
EXPECTS DEMPSEY TO WIN

Toledo, o.. June 5.-Walter Mona
han, chief sparring partner for Jess
Willard, is nursing a lumpy jaw today
as a result Of the punching he received
in his first workout with the champion
yesterday. Willard caught him on the
chin with a right hand blow that did
not travel more than six inches, and
Monahan crumpled to the canvas COM
pletely knocked out.
Jack Kearns, manager of Jack Demp-
sey, who is to face Willard in twelve
round championship contest here July
4, doubts the favorable reports of the
appearance of Willard in his workouts.
willard may look alright on the out
side, but on the inside things may be
different" Kearn said. "If he is only
thirty five years old, as he claims, he
is twelve years older than Dempsey
which will make considerable difference.
I do not believe that with all his size
and strength he will be able to stand
up long under the punishment Dempsey
is bound to hand him from the start
Dempsey hits hard with both hands and
every time he lands, there is sting in
his punch"