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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-09-18
GRAN FIESTA.

Sc prepare una gran fiesta para inau-
gnfaf La Santiago we've Calsada High
School, s&ya ert RI
Hay gran animacion y entusiasmO
entire los estudiantes de Alta Escuela
para dicho acto, que sera una iiOta de
cultura Y pfosresO en- la historic eseo-
lar de Fajardo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-09-18

] Especialidad experimentada sdurants
veinte y tres amos consecutivos con bri
llante exitO. Plantas, Semillas de Hor-
ttcultura. Flores. k1
De a.-Miguel Cloquell. Box ga,
Arecibo. Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-09-18
NUEvo JEFE
DE PoLIcIA.

Esta al frente de las fuerzas dc este
distrito el pundonoroso y active iefc
Miguel Berreteaga, Ell virtud del tras-
lado a Yauco del no inehos activo Jai:
me Gonzalez, iiel cumplidor dc su de
Der, quien perinaneceras slgunos dias
mas en- esta pobIacion hssta que la Cor.
tc municipal celsbre varios juicios en-
los que el tiene que tOtnar psrte.
Ell nueve jefe es muy conocido es-
timado en- csta ciudad, donde tiene muy
buenas y s6lidas amistades.
Nuestro saludo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-09-18
HAY NTNos
SIN cLAsE.

En- iiisstra information sobfe eseue
las, y bajo el rubfo de "Escueias va.
cantes", dijimos que ''los escolares no
sufrian interruption en- sus estudios
poruhe iiaesttos de otros grades les da
ban classes por turno." Hoy, mejor en-.
terados, podemos informar que no es
ssf; que los aiuinnos de- dos de las es
cuelas graduadas vacantes no reciben
instruction por falta de mscstros.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-09-18
La cARtTArrvA.

tCa ekfl fs.f F2s at - rIfdAtee' =
Con ests. titulo acaba de fundarse en-
esta ciudad una sOciedad de sOcOrros
Mntuos, de la que es presidsbte Y fun
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-09-18

Sc ysnde papsl peri6dicO visjo =
$3.50 quintai.
Diriia sus pedIdcs "EL MUNDO".
Advt
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-09-18
Ia EooNosEroA

Tshda Restaurant y casa dormito-
rio Exeslsnts ssrvicis en- somida =
Ia earta.
. IN Restaurant mks popular sn Ban
Juan por SuS ssrviciOs , sOndimsnta-
ei6n On Ia comida. "a r. t
TslSfono 1ls. Restaurant Cristo 21
y dormitorio uristo II. PropistariO.
Adv,. PATRICIo BLAsOo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-09-18
PROFESSIONAL:

PROFESSIONAL: .... a.s..sse W a,e i. 49,
Medico Abogado Ingeniero 81 usted hombre pro-
gressa deea el de centes andncis
se andncese constanemente Para brindamos esta
Seccion en- la cua odr ued hacer que gurase nombe
unto al de los PROFESSIONALS mas presgoos acredtados
de Puerto Rico SNo e parecen usted atenbs nd
cacone? Pues apresrese enviar iQue pt-
blico nombre leras de mode dias Eo
es mty mporane para usted mo vaya fgurarse la gen.
te que usted no ejerce va! s.v}s
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-09-18
MueIle NJ. z

mi I'D tsfh~
Sc cfrece de- nuevo al CO.
mercio en- general con to-
do su primitive buen ira
to, faciIidades y comodi-
dades, asi como a los azu-
careros y embarcadores de
todas cIases para aImace-
! mar con seguridad y embar-
car con faciIidad suma sus
productcs.
Seguro de mercancias
depositadas en- mueIIe, a
un tipo sin competencia.
l-l-E-i.-s-s-i-fi.i-I-t-F-s-s.-l-s-i-s-s4-si..
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-09-18

Be vsnde papel peri6dicp viejc y
8 2.hl qnintzi. ,sssS - %''s
l,lrija sus pedidOsss aEb MpND0ia
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-09-18
eeRrH MUNICIPAL.

Desde Ell jueves tltimo Sc encontra-
bs celebraiiuO juicios en- nucstra Cor
te municipal el Licdo. Castsjon, juez
''at-large" de Puerto Rico.
Ell coRREsroNsAL.
Is de Setiembre.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-09-18
MemOria de Ia casa de-
Espana" de SantO Domingo

Hemos recibido la memoria del aiio
1917-1S, presentada por la Junta Di-
rectiva de la "Casa de Espala" de
Santo Domingo a la junta general de
socios. 4'rsa n.
Sc detallan en- dicha memoria los ira
bajos realizados por los espanoles de
santO Domingo en- la fundacion de la
casa de Espais''H
Los hijos de Espaia tienen su casa
en- Santu Domingo Cohsta de tres fren-
tes: mide alrededor de unos mil tres
scientos metros cuadrados, tiene vista
a las tranquilas aguas del rio ozaina.
y al immense y azulado mar de las An
tillas. nrr 2. c1,f
Costo diez Y nueve mil dolares; tiene
un fundamento s6lido NADIA podra
desquiciarla va de sus cimientos.
La casa" cuenta, ademas. con una
niagnifca tiblioteca, y todo hace pre-
surnir que denItFo de hrsYe, plazo esta-
rS n eil Gaming inCSBSqsgr BdSq g iFisapiiO iaEi glOri0s9
RsS4tosCy ysNtti ohsb sided u s9Sd 5iK
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-09-18

'dadOr ell iluktfadoI galeno doctor Fell
pc F, vizcafrondo.. a. e
La edad reQuefida para poder ingre-
sar en- ella es de ounce a cincuenta
amos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-09-18

IS de Setismbre.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-18
HAIL 1919, THE BANNER YEAR
FOR AUTOMOBILE INDUSTRY

Hail lg0 No doomed large with promise for the uono
BILE lnduifSiOf branch
No industry called upon 70 make more evolutionary 'arfet' m
the Of world than the automobile industry and none met
c call IN noer spirit Of sell sacrifice with greater constructive
efficiency
There were no Stacker, When tnc sam appeared request
help moofdou ,aulr with and said We
ready ST." And Tn, Manufacturer distributor dealer and
uomos flung themselves whole laHedD into the cause with results
that known the world
automobiles practically ceased eiio
being bent the making articles vital for the OF the
When steel and rubber and Communicated for the OF the
there whmpc complaint. When the industry
pledged rs allegiance and ' undug the nation
meant what said and proceeded comply with what said
The whole situation applied o the automobile trade and indus
without The assistance OF this third industry the United States
the war might not have been certainly not 50 quickly
w that the that affairs returning normal
ana The industry IN the teadu,mct conditions let
what lies ahead the o reward for the sacrifices and
labor Ui 1913
First, The wealth the during
equal the wealth France England and Gemanyequa onc-id
the total wealth the world We have abroad somehng that before
existed constantly aoumung bank balance We have expended 80
cent Industrial equipment which now valued at S0rjUDDD against
SWu'Unul'r 300 lyI
Second Mineral production has increased We producing
potash and the ike which formerly bought elsewhere.
Third We have real and growing mrrcau, We have
wlcrcAitIl tor building hotomslot Of them
Fourth The railroads which despite criticism, carried during
SIX months ct the hall much they carried previous
SIX months
trucks gained standing freight
and road building throughout the country
We have greatest body skilled labor the world
he
paralIeId
Eighth: World improvement reconstruction and repairs will make
demand for materials,
products in world and
American labor will he demand good this country
Tenth The automobile industry the third industry
the general bushes, ui Cars will bc
TiIE TIME OF HARVEST IS At HAND.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-18

country that has grasped the task oi
rcc0nSiructlon and read jusiment with
IN itself and accomplished II as our
industry has
We had some time 20 prepare our
sclyc, Tor war production, but Tor
this second task We had none What
the oh amounted 10 can best he
gfaSped by citing the fact that right
now this country is short from 5000
TO 7SOO0O AUTOMOBILES 's-caf. which
would have been made and readily
taken by American buyers had wal
not interrupted everything
With peace arriving Just a, the be
ginning OF winter II was possible ior
the factories 10 keep up with dealer
demands during the succeeding tive
months after the arn'hiice. although
we knew thar . great demand for mo.
tor cars wa, Just under the surface oi
general conditions 10 bufs
into action when the p,f,lc had had
a lew weeks in which to recover IL,
polSc.
The grea, demand now Is on. From
an almost certain knowledge Of Nhat
lies ahead Of US in the next few
months ar1 during the next lew Years
| predict tina, the New York show
th, wect will see the greatest de
gree Of interest that these events have
eyer known. There are various logi.
cAl reasons for this belief. which ans
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-18
Sudden Stopping of Hostilities
Found the Automobile Industry
Entirely Unprepared for Peace

lost Sight pf one factor which has
been Of tranScendan, importance dur
lng the last ten weeks | mean this .
In those weeks from the middle Of
November 10 the pre'cn, day the au-
tnmohlle industry has faced and con.
quercd task aS huge. IN many OF its
aspects, as was our work OF crowding
the fighting fronts with the inaru-
mcntS that brought success to our
armies That is We have made ready
ior pcacc.time production ard have
switched our plants from war work
to a schedule OF regular production
which We hope will suiiicien, to
keep up with the demand for passen-
ger cars and trucks until We have
mastered the next big task ahead OF
us, which is TO further expand our
manufacturing resources 10 NEE, the
demands that will accrue from u-
greatest era OF prosperity this coun-
try has ever seen.
| question right now il there !, an
other predominant industry in the
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-18

well Informed observer Of conditlohi
can discern. II " natural that lyh&
public should want automobiles, Md
natural thar the buying demand
should begin 10 make itself iclt at
about this time oi the year. and that
apple, particularly 10 th, spring be.
cause NJ the world happening, Of the
last lew months Now add 10 that
the certainty oi the creates, era ot
road building riie world has ever
known and YOU will be able tc sec at
a not too distant date state oi al.
fairs IN the United Siatc,-a national
demand Tor automobiles. in fact ,ha,
viii brlng about q return of the con-
dition oi few years ago when not
a lew makes oi cars brough, premium
prices IN the retail market can see
hundred Of buyers paving premium
prices for practically All go 4 makes
OF cars before many more months
roll by.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-18
BY T. ]. TONER,
Director of Sales, Maxwell Chalmers
Motor Compsnies.

When hoStlli,ics ceased in Europe
last November the automobile INDUS
Try OF America found itself standing
IN something OF a dare at the station
platform so t6speak. suitcase in band
Just back from a long trip away
from home.
All the world knows now that il
had been away TO war, and when say
1t wen, away 10 ge' into the war !
mean that j, nA only got in but il got
clear in. No industry back OF Uncle
sam gave more than the automobile
industry and our industry gave douhk
since It gave quickly and effectively.
What the aggregate production Of
the motor car factories amounted TO
in turning the tide TO victory already
IS pretty generally known /, was a
big Job well done, So much has been
said about il. however. tina, the aver
age man in .hc street probably has
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-18
RECONSTRUCTION T
MUST GIVE ROADS.
After-the- War Progra m
Has No More Import
ant Feature.
BY J. +. JONES,
U. $. Press Association, Washington,
ID &

DECONSTRuCTION must be ap.
N Piled Literally 10 the highway of
the liHlcd States and ilc farm.
~. The business man the truck osncr
AMI the tourist are 40 Joining in ds-
uaudS upon Washington and their
stare and county political an'horieI.
fo- better roads
Government alltI,tIci demonstrate
Gai moving farm Hrcduc's hy WAGON.
sosts 81 cents per ton mile a. COM
pared with IS cents per ton mile hy'
Tire motor truck The element oi time
i' EQUALLY important and since motor
trsiilc has increased 100 percent in
these last two years there urt only
= rced ilr n.w hnlN. hu tine o,d
ma.n.tsayclcd ro.I mu.l receive at
ien'lcn
Ony l} pcr,ru' p, the highway, oi
the United state, arc of hard surface.
and the crack roads Of the east have
been Cracked lo plccc,' hy the strain
oi motor traffic Wagon loads"
have an average capacity ot five tons
The heavy motor tricks when loaded
.Neigh Two " Wt'e ! 'Il'' q, 'hu'h, ana
WIN " I'i.'ht "' 'n' l,'H t'nlnH
me rear "u''N .Ah" FluWg cross
tcoIntrv a. the rate oi ~ miles an
lh.Ir. the tc,ult has been rum 10 light
lll constructed highways
Road building 90 lts relation 20 re-.
construction, rs recognized hy the led
ri'l government az "i immediate im
i'r'sncr' SINCE u Offers q mean, "'
rfoNainE WORK Tor returning soldiers
ana dis,na'scd nuni'lon WORKERS. II
N added mat u VIII take CONTRACTOR,
"'i OF the n''n'NH d''ns 'la'' ana
make tncm 'hc busiest ~ 'Ac busy II
van give foad supervisors something
flo tax about besides making '''hse'
zoo hld highway li N'Il make he
'Uarue' ana stone 'fnshrf prosper
"''f Doom S',c' io' Io'd ni'A'm,eiS
',''v''' 'i ~, ''l ',H',. .. '''' W 'l,, d, We" a. o.
"a, ~" . ~ I.. ','' IN t'ti.. Wv, ''' 49, .
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wv. W ''N.'i"1 t.,.N "'" 80,
'' q ',.,''''t ''',. "'." wv
..'''
lH 'l.. ''.'.'l"h ". high 'N con-
reuon O.. D.. been i"nnd that the
~ meA".. 't "''"t highways are
'"i-c.t "''. #.'r Dfl ana clay
"a mat N'., m"oc possible by ell
n'" grease ,npic 'ciapcI' and th'
~" '''' ''.''' "'' '''M ','i'','N w d
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p'',ilE pp"e' "' '','NN " uli''''li'' ll'l,
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']I l...,,..h uii',''"h "''I''','''' '''" "'''''
''.u Ou'''.'s p'"'u'N,
p u may ne said. wilh the definite
re" 10 be attached to the highest
sources oi information, that congress
VIII attempt TO create brand new
set OF laws for the purpose OF max
ing the public roads as much a part
ct the nations business as are the
affairs ct the army and navy, Road
building, It IS con,cndcd, must be
recognized by the United States gov
c-nmcn' as a profession and trade,
That the country Is Hlvc TO the
necessities oi reconSlructing the
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-18

record, only three trucks had chains.
and no, one had these chains prop
efly s,tached.
Il am confident the material dam
age To trucks OF Chicago, caused by
,klddug duLing this period, amounted
10 more ths" enough TO roperly equip
every true IN the city with a practi-
cal device which would effectively pre-
vent such accidents
we have an exhibit at the auto.
mobile show which shows IN a prac-
teal way just how skid chains should
be attached TO the whsel to protect
the machine from skidding and at the
same time preven, too great a load
being thrown on the spokes"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-18

device was clearly demonstrated dur.
ing the fecen, snowstorm." declared
Carey g. Wirlek western distributor
OF Arrow-Grlp nonSkid chains and
grips In eighty-two cases of wrecks
caused by skldding OF which ! have
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-18
Women Used BY Saxon Co.

The Saxon Motor Car corporation
employed ohauiieure,tes when the
shortage OF male employees was most
acute The girls were used TO drive
the cars from the factory to the load
ing platforms and also on some short
cross country deliveries.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-18
Realiam.

Register griei" shouted the di-
rector
But the actor sailed lameniably.
You're fired" cried the exaspcr.
ated director.
And the actor registered some
gfici.-Dctroit Free Press.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-18
America. First Car In Chicago

In these busy days one seem, 10
forget what curiosity an autom l.
really was only sOnr twenty x
years ago For i, was ,hcn that RI.
good Haynes. presiden, Of the ia,ne,
Automobile company Of Kokomo,
: -.v" birth to Americas first
successful automobile. and which also
"'' ihe u. inning Of one Of America
prosperous anf greatest industries.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-18
ANTI-SRIDS SAVE MONEY.

Accidents Cause Damage Far in Ex-
eess OF Cost OF Device.
The Importance OF having every
truck equipped with a good nonskid
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-18
ENGINE KNOCKS
Come in -Four Glasses, Caused by
Spark Overheapng, Carbon OF
Loose or Worn Parts.

Are yal familiar with the different
knocks an engine makes so that you
'an tell one from the othcrl Engine
knocks fall naturally into four classes
spark. oyerheatng. carbon and loose
ur worn parts.
Spark knock is due to spark being
advanced too far particularly when
going up a hin The engine slows
down and the explosions come before
dead center, causing knock II
spark is retarded the knock disap.
pears
Oyethcatlng causes a knock by ilr.
Ing the gas before the piston reaches
upper dead center on the compression
ateke. The exploding gas expanding
meets the piston going up and makes
a knock. Overhea,lng may be noted
by steam at radiator.
Catbon knock /. caused BY red hot
carbon in cylinder head setting fire
torthc mixture when the gas has been
compressed 10 \ certain point. Re
move spark plug and look in cyl.
ipders for presence OF carbon.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-18

War Didn't Worry Concern.
When the war had been In progre.
year, Saxon received orders for sjl
He>se esrs IN . single day-ay q.
~ Il iadixdHh ~ ~~~
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-06

Information charging Wa ter
J kennedy. alias ~ l.. HReu, with
obtaining SIS by means ~ "a hogu.
check from the FIRST Nntiona hank
here MAY g vas filed before jas.
tice n j GRAY yesterday, Kennedy
is under arrest In baltimore Ind.
and viii he returned to Tulsa county
next week
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-06
MRS. CHILDERS IS
WINNER ON AGE
Tor Third Time Age OF
Creek Woman Is Az
firmed as Legal.

For the thlrd time the courts have
seld that Mrg Nora 'hi.deIH Iih's
became Of ngc as 70 her creek In
hrIltnnre when consisted OF lbo
ucrps of land. In ne clN ut Tulsa on
poromher 20 lgl7 when Hh" was
year, old The property formerly
owned hy Mrs Iracy comprises me
following ndt&S1n" Rr"sdmopr
Gridsewuod th'ders llrighA ana
Norvoli heights
County Judge q II S'rrFe, ol
Osnrr county. at rawhuska. S'7 NJ
hiIf Judge 10 render such d"'w'oh
A. holding In Tho case brought by
Mr. Tracy and her hush'u1 Fore.
" Tracy, against - u lIoraley ana
Leo clinton. to thkc from lhum me
gunrilnuship of the OHnFe prupor''
The caac was heard on Thur4dhh
ana on Friday At 4 O'Clock Judge
Surgel sustained the demurrer "'
he defendants and tho rrsc was
thruWn out n cnuc'
Judg" SturEo,l held tha' whiif
Mrs Trtcv became of aye ~ 80 h'r
Creek inncrI'Sucr when she "hs -
wears OF age. Ehe WaS not of age ~
affecting her Usage inheritance ana
viii not be according to Usage law
uUtl she becomes - wears "|1 on
December ~. 1890 Thir decision
continues ilnfslcy and clinton ar
guardians another year
Lee Clinton wHs allowed guar
dian fee Of so 800 by the court Tor
~ months service In looking Hfl"i
'hc Creek .atatc OF Mrs Tracy In
Tulsa county hy keeping on squat
tors. preventing iiA sale Tor taN"s
and flr sim ilar services
Judge I. VI cole represented tho
defendants aud Judge w Williams
and n e Allan represented the
plaintiffs Rrsides the attorneys tho
following Tulssus attended he hear
ing r \ Trusty. A NJ Welch ]
W Woodford Ice Clinton, ana Mr.
and Mrs I. n Trhcy
Similar declsions affecting tn,
creek Inheritance were pa~ sod hN
the federal board nt oklahoma tlt}
November and In the Tulsa disiricI
court November ~
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-06

Robert a McNirney
Funeral Director. Phone tb6.lai,
ai2 South Main. .--AdNt.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-06

Much of the present unrest Il
caused by u hack of confidence In
one another. why should not busi.
ness take the lead and make every
transaction On u strictly ethical
basis! This would inspire confidence
and iWlp alhy the unrest. The
article On page two. which outlines
suoi, u policy. Is u reprint from tho
Merchants journal OF Topeka. Kan,
aud viii bc of Interest Ia r,c'N -
man and woman In tho city. n will
bc good for your boy or atri Ia read,
too ADV
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-07
GREAT BOXING
SHOW FORFERRY
NEXT FRIDAY
HARRY GREB AND JEFF SMITH
WILL BIZ TRE MAIN ATTRAC-
TON IN A l2-ROUND BOUT.
Several Fast Prelimtrar1es Between
Several Local Boys VIII Be
Arranged.

ON tn" n.uE If Friday. Jun" ~. Il"
th, iinnI,. =. ;n. first day "f The great
soldiers and <nlIur~' c,l' hraliun at
Martins Ferry. IN" Thousands "G h"Nrr
fans in tn Grralrr Wheeling district
w,II be- c,l,r, ruc opportunity Of seeing
two uC thu wurld's greatest boxers IN
the lan-r"uud lass when Harry Gr'h.
,h.. PIilslurEh Champion. VIII h,'i
twelve. rounds win i'ff Smith "f N.w
York. Til. Performances Will he H"-
tween Erauri~ Ford and iIlly Williams.
The <,rni-fr#i VIII .h"w leo Kane "f
Erilarr and r;l"a l'aNSs.
Tho soldier commute, will pursue the
same policy "a hrndlIuE lh"s" bouts that
was established by Tho committee who
hal,Ilrd nh ::r,1' NcMah"n-''"wl"r bout
an Labor da,. i"l7. 3. e. that TIA" men
viii have IT, shaw class Will" in act on
or the pre-, ,u"nry Will not l." turI"d
OYER To- ih''n.
Tn" "NhIt, 'l"u Will b" staged for .h"
nru,fr II ln, $"lG!"rS and sailors !,d
all soldl"r- &Ti sailors al E"im mt
county IA Uu,f"rIn wifi BE- admitted fire..
I.rnEIc park. Wh"r" III" bouts Will ~"
Staged Is; admirably adapted for III,
rurpus". bong we'll lighted. and has
seating accommodations for 5.ODG. This
Will no doubt II" the Clnsslcst event in
an aihl.Ic NJ ever Staged III the ono
valley.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-07
E==5=== IN THE WORLD OF SPORTS $
Biz Jess Willard LOST i'm The
Wilds of ''village''of Toledo

TOLEDO. O. June 6.-Jcss wizard
and Jack Dempsey will meet In theT
heavyweight championship contest nero
July 4 whether there is 4 clear SKY or
driving ratnstorm. Tex Rlckard. pro-
moter OF the contest, made this an
nouncemcnt tonight. IN denying reports
th"' m, contest might be postpC neo
until the next day because OF Indictment
weather.
"An talk Of a postponement Is IDLE.
Richard said Richard announced th"t
although the contest IS a month away
the advance sale had reached 100000.
This indicates, II was said. that the to1aI
gate receipts will exceed 100000.
It became known tonight that willard
IS after Clay Turner. the Indian light
heavy. Harry Greb OF Pittsburgh and
BARLEY Madden. another light heavy
weight, to work with him.
The champion intended to do tiN
miles on the road this morning. ou: hc
became lost In the outskirts OF -" city
and covered seven miles before reaching
home. In the afternoon he boxed SIX
rounds
Johnny Kiloane, the featherweign
champion, started a lively argument to-
day on the advisability OF training N
the sun for q contest to be fought In the
sun. Kilhane, who trained for i've
twenty-round contests in the open in
California claims 1t is unwtse for
Dempsey and Willard to work with the
blazing rays Of the sun beating down
on their unprotected heads
mo boxer ever lived that could train
under the burning heat for several
weeks and not have his vitality sapped."
kiloane said. The idea that a boxer
should train in the sun to harden him.
self to conditions likely TO prevail whsn
hH goes into battle is wrong. They
should train in the cool OF the day and
then they will not be robbed OF their
energy"