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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-07-15
E| PTGSidGntG Wilson y
los TTaRViaS E|6CtTiCOS

Ell presidente Wilson ha nonlbrado
ma comision con el proposito de ha-
er un estudio de las condolences de
os tranvfas electricos en- los Estados
Jnidos. Ell Presidente altorizo esta
.omisi6n despues de recibir el siguien-
iiIorme del Secretario del Conner
10, William G. Redfeld, y del Secre-
ario del Trabajo, William B. Wilson:
Gel problema de los tranyias elec-
ricos al cual hemos llamado su aten-
ion en- varias ocasiones, recientenIen-
e ha tornado tan serias proporciones
lacionales, que el Gobierno Federal ha
redo necesario prestarie su pronta
stencion. Cerca de cincuenta mas
.orporaciones urbanas, representando
IN por ciento considerable del total
lei millaje de los travfas electricos de
. ste pals estan en- manos de. admi-
istradores judiciales. Entire las CO.
nunidades afectadas, las mas i'm
,ortantes son: New York, Providence,
buffalo, New Orleans, Denver, st.
4ouis, Birmingham, Montgomery, st.
'aul, Pittsburgh, Deniphis, Ft. Way
ie, Des MONIES, Spokane, Chattofleo-
.Otras corporaciores estan al bor-
le de la insolvencia v totalmente la
ldustria esta en- bancarrota. La
ontfnua baja en- el valor de cientos
millones de acciones de tranvias
lectricos en- poder de bancos, de aho-
ros nacionales, compafiias de vi
as, del pdblico en- general aniena-
an interrumpir ell poder de coinpra
idustrial de la naci6n que Sc dice es
tercero en- magnitud, naturalmente
nvolviendo la incertidumbre de indus
rias colaterales que traerian la fall
de trabajo, 10 cual afectafia q Glen.
IS de miles de empleados.
Lo serio de la situaci6n de los tran.
ias electricos, impulse al Presidents
aetuar prontanente, autofizando l.
,misi6n por cable.
Porto Rico Railway Light and
Power Co,
| San Juan no seria San Juan sin lcs
ayYos el6etricos. Advt
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-07-15
IRECORDANDO A PUERTO RICO.


con el, un aliento de carino.
Els muy hermoso este rasgo
de los espafoles reunidos en- So
Her, para festejar ell advenimien-
to de la paz. Ell recuerdo de
Puerto Rico fue sin duda ell SEN
timiento nostalgico en- la fiesta.
Y con ell alma hidalga, alberta a
todas las. fraternidades, los CO.
mensales del banquete que tu-
vieron ekhonor de sentar a SUI
mesa al representante de los Es-
tados Unidos, unen en- la cordial
felicitaci6n que nos envfan al re-
presentante aqui del gran pueblo
americana Y al noble pueblo de
Puerto Rico.
Ell IMPARCIAL cree interpre
tar el sentimiento p1blico, AGO.
giendo cordialmente ell saludo
fraterno que devuelve con igual
afecto.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-07-15

de su ausencia espiritual, ! hoy al
recordarle, el pals pone su rodilla
en- terra para rendirle ell homena
je p6tumo de sus recuerdos.
La obra del yaliente v del pa
triota, no es olvidada y siempre
recordada con el amor Y la reve-
rencia que merece.
Jose de Diego consagr6 su vida
a servir por los intereses de SUI pa
tria y pOr hechos de tannoble i'm
pOrtancia mereci6 en- los actos de
SUI vida, la confianza de su pueblo.
Hoy al recordarle, al primer ami
versario de su muerte, ell Institu-
to de Reformas Sociales, de cuyo
OrganismO fu6 el digno Presiden-
te Honorario, lie tributa una ora
ci6n su memoria.
| A fin de que la ciudad de San
q
Juan haga demostraci6n de sus
sentimientos en- los honores f1ne-
bres que han de verificarse ell 16
de Julio la memoria del grande
hombre, el Institute de Reformas
Sociales invita- a Ell pueblo y en-
particular a los socios en- general
del Institute, para que en- la fecha
|expresada concurran a tributar ell
homemade carihoso que una comi-
sion ha organizado a la memoria
del ilustre patricio.
In memoriam, a Jose de Diego Y
que Dios vele de cerca por su espf-
ritu, para gloria y redenei6n de es
TIA TERRA.
Joaquin del Llano.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-07-15
IA NUERTE De UN PATR|OIA.
sU PRIMER ANIVERsARIO

81 diez y seis de Julio del pasa
do alo, falleci6 en- New York, en-
su residencia temporal de "Cen
tral Park, el ilustre puertorrique
no Jose de Diego, ante cuya desa
parici6n, ell pueblo de Puerto Ri
(co, llora inconsolable.
No Sc trata de un hombre vul.
gar, sc trata de la primer figura
Intellectual de esta isla, en- cuyo
cerebrO, Sc entrafiaba una capa.
cidad admirable, fuente inagota-
BILE del saber, verbo luminoso del
idioma y campe6n incansable de
los ideales nacionalistas de su
pals.
Jose de Diego fue el hombre que
con los fulgores de su patriotismo
Incompatible, fundi6 con soldadu
ra de plata en- el coraz6n de los
|puertorriquefios ell sacrosanto
amor a la Independence del te-
rruiio.
A laborar por los ideales de una
|patria hbre, fue a Santo Domin-
go y desde este punto pas6 a Cuba.
En- esos pueblos hermanos, recibi6
.el aplauso de la mas alta estima-
ci6n, mas firme y mas noble que la
.reeibida por sus camaradas en- su
.propio pals.
Ala recibi6 la recompensa de
una adhesion patri6tica j admira-
Bile, j aca en- su propio pals la In
gratitud de sus eompaneros.
4 pesar de todo, sigui6 valiente-
mente el calyariQ de sus ideales II
file 4 Espafa alli llev6 el alehtar
de npestras aspiraciones, allf le5
vant6 sd voz gallarlia, piiiendo
.el concurso de los fijos de iberia,
para la consecucion de nnesfras
aspiraciones.
Fue recibido y agasajado por
los compatriotas de la vieja ma
Dire patria, allf recibi6 los homo,
res que merecfa, porque Ell pueblo
aspanol supo apreciar 10 que Jose
de Diego valia.
Regreso de SUI peregrinaci0n, Y
el pueblo lie recibio con ell afecto y
el carilo de siempre, en- tanto sus
camaradas de la alta esfera poll
tica, brillaron por su ausencia!
Todo ha pasado, el ha partido
para la eternidad Y su nsmbre Sc
ra immortal para los puertorrique
nos.
Sc cumple un aflo de su muerte,
Sc eumple el primer aniversario
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-07-15

WASHINGTON El Senador
Hitchcock ha sido indicado por
lei Presidente Wilson para que
dirija los debate en- el Senado al
Etratarse de la siga de las Ma
lcioIles.
WASHINGTta El intento
de pasar el pro- ecto de ley agrf-
cola, a pesar del veto que lie puso
lei presidente, he fracasado. Fal-
taron algunos vptos para llegar
ia las dos terceras parties que son
|necesarias. La votacion fue de
doscientos cllafenta Y siete por
|ciento treinta y cinco.
NEW YORK Hill Perkins
que esta trabajando como Togo
nero de primera clase en- Ell "Im-
perator", supo a la llegada del
gran trasatiaalttic0, que las aecio-
mes petroleras que posee, han SUI
bido mucho de Salor durante su
ausencia y sus Agresos son aho-
|ra de unos cuafenta mil dollars
mensuales, D casi medic million al
.aiio. Interrogado acerca del des-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-07-15
PARA SANTO DOMINGO
Relacion de los pasajeros que
con destino a la RepIblica Domini
cana han embarcado a bordo del
yapor americana ''MARINA"'.

Jose Gomez, Encarnaci6n Perez,
Encarnaci6n Rivera, Rafaela San
tiago, Eugenio Santiago, Carmelo
Santiago, Julio seiio Rivera, Ba-
silisa Martinez, America Seijo, Do
lores Jose Martinez, Jose Seijo,
w. i. Perry, w. r. Loveluck, Eva
Loveluck, Philip Loveluck, Eva
Silverltone, Patricia Graham,
Isloisa Elyira yejerano, Jose n.
Rivera, JESUS Gomez, Rafael Ruiz
Soler, Olegario Riera, Alexander
Nc. Hardy, Jose A. Gonzalez, 4.
III. Cormier, Domingo Costa, Felix
Costa, Pablo Cabral Baez, r. n.
Matheson, Frances Matheson, Jai
me Mendez, Maria Arroyo de Urru
Itia, Lidia Maria Urrntia, Mariana
lvelez, Andres vazquez, Juana Ma
lteo, Carlos ., Cernudas Brasilino
Alvarez, Waldemar FoFpse.
N
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-07-15

Henlos recibido un ejemplar de
este interesante documentO que de
muestra el estado florecienre de
la gran institution bancaria que
goza en- el pals " fuera de aquf
de tan merecido cr6dito.
Ell Banco Territorial y Agrfcola
de Puerto Rico, es, como saben
nuestros lectores, depositacio del
Gobierno Insular. Ante nuestra
vista tenemos la Memoria y Ell
Balance General correspondence
al ejercicio de 191s-1919 y de ellos
Sc SAGA Ia conclusion mas opti-
mista,
Ha habido aumento en- el said0
de GAIA, en- Ell movimiento, en- las
cuentas corrientes y en- las ,lemas
cuentas. Esta cifra sola, da la
idea de la importancia de la ms
tituci6n: Ell Banco ha movido du-
rante el a1o, la enorme snma de
ochenta y ocho millones de do
liars. Y no Sc trata de una impro.
yisaci6n afortunada, sino dc un ne
gocio s6lido y de todo pul.to ga
rantizado, puesto que el Banco tie
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-07-15

A esta suma assemble 10 liqui-
dado por recIamaciones de las pal
mas de COCO del Campamento Las
Casasn. va los duefios recibieron
|dicha suma.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-07-15
Antonio Oliver.

Es esta una nota en- la que pal
pita el amor que sienten por la
Isla los espafioles que aqui vivie-
ron alguna vez. En- medic de sus
alegrfas como en- medic de sus
tristezas, su pensamiento Sc
tiende hacia aquf y flota y viene
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-07-15

Nuestro querido amigo Ell Pre-
sidente de la Casa de Espafia en-
San JUAN ha recibido esta ma
mana el siguiente despacho ca
blegrafico:
Presidente Casa Espaia, San
Juan.
Compatriotas accidentalmente
aquf estan reunidos banquete
asistiendo consul americana, en-
celebration de la paz, acuerdan
rogarle trasmita felicitaci6n Co.
bernador y Pueblo de Puerto Ri
co.
Antonio Oliver.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-07-15

Esta cantidad habia en- ID GAIA
municipal de- Ia ciudad, el 30 de
Junio del aiio corriepte.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-07-15
LAS INDusTRIAS

DEL PROHIBICIONISMO
La policia de Vega Baja ocup6
un alambique con todos los acceso-
rios necesarios para la fabrica-
ci6n. Tambien la policfa de Jun
cos ocupo uno en- poder de Emf
lilo Rodriguez
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-07-15
A MEMORIA DEL BANCO
TERRITQRIB AGRIgOLA

/, ne 25 aiios de existencia ca los
Ecuales, justo es reconocerlo, no
habfa conocido la extraordinaria
prosperidad que ahora disfruta.
Guenta el Banco Territorial con
tres agencias establecidas; ina en-
Caguas, otra en- Manati Y otra en-
fSanto Domingo, Y esta pr6xima la
Iapsrtura de otra. EN- la ciudad de
IGuayama.
En- el discurso que en- nombre
del Consejo de Administration di
lrigi6 a la reciente Junta General
lde Accionista, su dignlsimo Presi-
ldente don Rafael Fabian, puede
lencontrarse tema para un amplio
colpentario que hoy no tenemos
Iiie,npo de haeer.
4 l'ero al acusar recibo de la Me
,Ilnoiia del Banco Territorial y
lAgricola, no queremos deiar de
Ienyiar nuestras felicitacioncs sin
lIceras a todos cuantos han coope-
,Irado al auge de la poderosa EN-.
.Ipresa, el Consejo de Administra.
Ici6n J. eli personal directive Y ad
lninistratiyo.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-09-18
Gould Have Disqualified Pal.

There vas more than one period when
belieye,l would have been Justified In
disqualifying Moore, but / thought OF
the tragedy. that would have, followed
disqualification, Here was one OF the
most notable fights in the history OF
glove fighting, the best boys Of two
great countries were contending for pu-
premaey, there were hundreds looking
on who were totally ignorant OF what
constitutes boxing, they could only see
the Two men IN the ring, and had l been
too eNacting | should have made what
was a stirring picture into an ugly dauh,
Until Wilde had his nose u open In
a collision with Moore's head. there WAS
no question in my mind about his win
ming. He was then weak. and II was
then that Moore, because he was
stronger, might have caused Jimmy to
go down. Wilde was not seriously hurt
by the injury TO his nose; II weakened
him, for much blood flowed from the cut,
did not think that Moore could knock
him OUT the question was whether
Wilde could muster up sufficient
strength TO Keep his feet.
Had the Welshman been unable to do
SO and sank from exhaustion l feel sure
should have beeM severely taken to
task for having allowed Moore To use
the open glove as he did, and I confess
that | was Immensely relieved when
Wilde making n wonderful effort, made
hlfnSelf 80 strong In the last round he
was able to carry the fight to Moore,
who as nea as possible came to being
put down, Nine out OF every ten peo-
pie assured me that they witnessed the
greatest fight ever seen, n that Wilde
In every particular had shown himself
the master OF Moore, But, believe nae.
that fight might have been n very un-
satisfactory business and one that
might have done the game a great deal
OF harm.
| make this statement; Instead OF the
New York Sun man feeling that an in
justice was done to Moore he should be
the first to say that | treated the
American with every consideration,
do not say this TO justify my ruling,
Moore Ind his manages, II they were
asked. would tell YOU that they have no
complaint to make AS a matter -
fact. when they sought q second match
they made II a point that Il Wilde
would take the ring again ! Should be
the referee, and that the wfple Con
ditiuns should bn the same as those
witch governed the contest at Olympia,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-09-18
Complete Division
Matches In KiWants
Golf Tournament

Eight winners had qualified for the
championship flight Wednesday after
noon when division match play was COM
pieted In the kiwanis tourney. The de-
flight.
First round matches must be COM
pleted by saturday night. The closest
match IN tho first division was won by
Carl scherer. who defeated E. M. Sehley.
up.
Prizes will be awarded the flight win
ners.
w: r. Hotchkiss defeated J. A.
II. 4 Nessly defeated Abe Good
IoyS Benslnser defeated ! J. Broad
Y. Kerr defeated Herbert Allyn,
b-4.
Ike Gronauer defeated ]. F. East
!. r !, ,; sploer defeated P. F. cren-
Carl scherer defeated c. W. schley.
j. +. Dickinson defeated Lois Bejach,
Third flight:
y. ?. Kelly defeated u J. Moss by
Charles Arnold defeated A. Latsch.
R II. Lomar defeated W. NJ. Solo
mon, 80.
X. G, Lorkey (bye).
Novice flight:
w. b. Fowler defeated Il. L. Cercere,
u. S. Durham defeated Lee winches-
ter. 80.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-09-18
ADVANCE AGENT
OF Racers HERE
FOR FINALPLANS
James [. Malone, Of the
]. NJ. c.. Reaches Memphis
to Complete Speed Program
for Closing Day of Fair.

James l.. Malone. representative OF
The International Motor Contest ~associa-
ton, arrived in Memphis Wednesday
night to make ARRANGEMENTS for the
speed program that viii mark the close
o. the Tri-State fair on Saturday, Sept.
-. when 10 OF the greatest dirt track
auto race drivers IN the country will
compete. for championship honors on
the local circle.
Heading the list OF popular pilots
slated TO tool mounts on the Memphis
track this season will be Jules Elingboe,
the Canadian national champion, who
VIII drive his fleet Briscoe In three OF
the events that will make up the bill.
Other entries are expected in during
the next few days. and according to
Mr.. Malone, the greatest array of dirt
track Pilots that has ever toured the
Southern circuit.
Purses amounting to over $4,000 have
been offered by the fair association and
arrangements are now being made to
place trophies and bonus awards as
stakes for the drivers to compete for.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-09-18
Why I Gaze Jimmy
Wilde the Verdict
sy EUGENE CORR, THE REFEREE.

| have had sent to me by one OF my
many readers an article which appeared
in the New York sun, In which | am
severely taken to task for declaring
Jimmy Wilde TO have beaten Pal Moore
az Olympia. II is laid down In this
criticism that Moore was a good and
clear winner by 12 OF the 20 rounds.
and that my verdict viii ever remaih a
mystery. IL may be that the great ma
jor1ty OF you who read this article were
not present at the rtnRside when the
remarkable little Welshman fought the
very likeable American sailor. And l
would tell that which | have not told
before,
| took up the position Of referee with
the fun and sure knowledge that for
some reason or other Moore found II
next te impossible to hit other than
with The open glove, ! saw him In the
memorable three rounds at the Albert
hail In the competition for the kings
trophy; | took the opportunity OF having
a look at him in his training, and in this
way knew to u nicety the manner OF
man he was, Now l never sought the
position OF referee. l was averse TO
taking It, and, moreover, | had been
led to believe that another gentleman
representing the newspaper which HAD
the control oe~the contest would supply
the official. when Moore and wilde
met At q conference at which articles
were signed ' was away from London.
They decided TO invite me to take
charge, and, further, that should
referee from inside the ring. Before
the fight l explained In the plainest
possible lanEuage--this ! always do
what J would insist upon, and l made a
point that NIL hitting should be done
with the closed glove,
Il was one OF the most exacting con e
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-09-18
REACH SEMFINALS
IN GOLF TOURNEY
WeAzler to Meet Sawrie and
Wood Tackles Parker at
Colonial Club.

The semifinals in the invitation tour
nament Of the Colonial Country club
have been reached, and Henry Wenzler,
Jr., city and state champion, Is slated
to meet Nate Sawrie. Another impor-
tant match is that OF 70. A. Wood and
Jerome j, Parker. Parker had a big
job on his hands remaining in the
tourney, defeating "A. C. Hutchinson at
the cath hole Wednesday afternoon.
The semifinals must be completed by
Saturday night and the finals viii be
on the program for Sunday. The final
for the championship win be SO holes
and IS In the other flights. Results
IN the Championship flight Wednesday
were as follows:
II. Il. wenzler defeated r. M. Met
calf, sd.
Nate Sawrie defeated G. O. Pfeil, AZ.
Az.
J.. T. Parker defeated A. c. Hutchin-
son, l up 2f holes.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-09-18
SAINTS TO PLAY WHILE
EN- ROUTE TO COAST

CHICAGO, Sept. ts.-Norris l..
O'Neill, former president Of the Western
Paul club, winner of the American assoc
citation %pennAnt, to arrange for a num-
berk OF exhibition games for that club
while It Is en- route TO Los Angeles, to
engage the Pacific coast pennant win
ners in n series for the championship OF
the minor leagues. -.l
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-09-18

tests I have ever been called upon to
handle. Right away Moore, quite I'M
Intentionally, hit With the open glove,
and quietly ! told him that he must
desisf But the fault repeatedly showed
itself, and It was forced upon me that
II was constitutional; that Moore could
not help II, There was a big party OF
Americans present, Gen, pershing was
spectator, and / felt, as YOU would have
felt had YOU been In my shoes, that only
by great tact and not n little tolerance
could the affair be made worthy Of the
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-09-18
RAgtRaL RBGpS


AMERICAN LEAGUE,
AT New York-F1rst Game. R,H.E.
New York go 3 SSSoOS 90 / !
Kerr and schalk' Quinn, Mogridse and
Second Game R,H.R
S Se'S' York 10 oS6ieR ~ y !
Neames and Schalk; Lynn; Tnormah-
len, shawkey, Shore and Hannah,
Al Boston-First Game, RH.E.
Detroit ..,.,..o 00210004 A. 16 3
bf psass. Ayers. bo q ! and ! S SS II :
PennocE, IcGraw, Russell and sehans,
Detroit .'.'..eo . 90 o. II \
Boston ..,....0 00020Os- 5 .
Leonard and Stanagei Russell and
At Psh~radelphia- RH.E.
Phiiadelphia 20 o0o0o0o2-2 ! !
CALDWELL and o'Neil, Thomas Boone,
Plerson and Perkins.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Al R~oston--Ffrst Game, RH,E.
ST, louis ....,.0 2ooSoS6 0-S 3 :
Causey, Demaree and 0'Neill, Gowdy;
Tuero, Jacobs, Goodwin, Sherdel and
ei sasond Came R.HE
Boston ,......2 1000f1o 0-5 10 0
st. Louis ,....1 0 0 e0020 0-S 10 /
oesehger. Demaree and o'Neill, Tuero.
Woodward and Dilhoefer.
Brooklyn ,..e.o O52o0oo1A las IL i
pittsburgh ....t 0 3 0 90 0 0S 6 2
Mitchell and M. Wheat; Carlson, Wis
ner. Ponder and Blackwell.
Only games played,
-
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
>St. Paul 0, indianapolis 4.
\ Minneapolis Ia, Columbus 8.
Others rained OUT.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-09-18
PAL TELLS OF WILDE GO.
Pal Moore Back Home;
Tells of His, Big Fight
Memphis Bantam Has No Complaint to Make Because of
Losing Decision to Jimmy Wilde in London.
BY BOB P1GUE.

Il MOORE, MEMPHIS BANTAM and the legitimate ban
tamweight champion Of the world Pete Herman notwtth-
standing, has returned to his home in Memphis after jour
neying to London, where he met Jimmy Wilde, British fly
weight champion, in a 20-round affair. Wilde was given
the decision by Referee Eugene Corr, although the Britisher
was badly punished. Pal gives. some very interesting side
lights on his bout with Wilde.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-09-18

IT made a great effort to get a return
bout with Wilde before ] left London,
and II had been arranged for us to stage
a return meeting on Labor day instead
Of the Joe Beckett and Eddie Nc
Goorty bout, but IN account of Wilde's
nose still being In a plaster cast we
could not get together. However, Wilde
has promised TO meet me some time
next January. and ] win get his first
bout II he comes TO this country"
Went to Chateau Thierry.
when the bout was over Pal and his
manager, Nate Lewis, accompanied by
Mrs Lewis, went on 4 tour Of France,
Orr Sept. > they had dinner ~ Chateau
Thierry, where the Third division
stemmed the German tide In July, 1918,
breaking the back OF the second Ger
man army in the second battle Of the
Marine.
Pal. Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis went to sew
eral places of historical interest before
sailing for the United States on the
Aqultanla. Pal arrived in New York
last Saturday, then went to Chicago
and came on home, where he is now
spending q week with his wife, mother
and brothers ON Peach avenue, Pal has
nothing on his program for any time
soon, but will continue to keep In good
shape In order to take care Of anything
Lewis, is dickering with Dominica Tsr-
torlch, New Orleans promoter, for a
bout with Pete Herman, bantam cham
pion. in the Crescent City, for the cham
pionship, Several bantams are after the
match with Pete, but Moore stands the
best chance in view Of his being the
premier bantam OF the country.
Pal is expected TO be matched with
either Frankie Mason or Nate jackson
In Memphis soon, and Is DESTROYS OF
fighting his first bout after returning
from London before tho homefolk,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-02-15
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