El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-07-05
Jack Dempsey defeats Jess Willard in
heavyweight match. Ex-ChdmpiOn
giant put out OF commission
after third round
Fourth Of July SolemnIy celebrated by
PerShing, FOCh and many other
nOtdDIeS at Hotel de Vile,
in Paris

PARIS July 5-The text of the Treaty of Alliance be-
tween France Great Britain and the United States has
been made public and will be delivered to the representa-
ves of League Of Nations for its ratification By this
Treaty the last two powers bind themselves to stand by
France with all their resources in the event of Germany
attacking her.
PARIS-At the Hotel de Vile here the fourth of July
was solemnly celebrated Among the presents were Gen
Ieral Pershing Admiral Knapp twenty-five high function
aries of the American Government in France many Off
of the American Army and Navy, Marshal Foch and
his wife and many Frenchmen Of note Persng and Foch
were greatly cheered.
HAVANA.-The 4th of July (Which Cuban Law has
made civil holiday, has been celebrated with great
Ipomp. President Menoca issued proclamation to all
|Cubans to join in celebrating the day.
MADRID-King Alphonse is expected to-day from San
Sebastian whittier he went accompanies by the Queen
and the royal princes great expectation reigns here
all precautions having been taken in order to protect his
majesty from any harm
MADRID-The Catalonian question will come up for
discussion before the Cortes within sort time The oppo
LIT is evident that all the extremist clements even those
most dametrcaly opposed in political principles have
REACHED common understanding for this opposition
campaign.
MADRID-The auguries made as to the duration of
the present Cabinet are pess1nistic Maura Dato do
not reach satisfactory agreement the Government VIII
be placed in very difficult position Up to now all efforts
toward uniting all the conservative elements have been
Ifruitless. e. .., sa a4l sNss
TOLEDO. (Ohio)-Jack Dempsey wrested from Jess
Willard the Worlds heavyweight championship, in the
third round Of their famous match yesterday Although
the pubics favorite Willard and much money bets
Of eight to five Waged in his favor 1t was seen from
very beginning that Dempsey much superior box
fighter than his antagonist being quicker and stronger
than Willard.
LONDON.-The British Premier, Lloyd George, has
stated that Kaiser William will be brought to London for
trial by an international tribunal in accordance with one
IF the terms Of the Treaty of Peace.
NEW YORK-The George Washington" with the
President on board will not arrive until Tuesday after
noon due to heavy met the way Mr. Wilson feels
very uncomfortable for it
NEW YORK.-Because of the extraordinary precau-
lions taken by the police of this city, no d1sagreabe incl
ents have occurred July 4th, was generally epected
lin view of the private and secret warnings received by the
Department The more prominent leaders of the radical
elements were locked up for the day.
TOLEDO-Jess Willard met shameful defeat at the
hands of Jack Dempsey yesterday During the first
round the big man was knocked down seven times by the
challenger and after the third round the former champion
threw up the sponge .f
| LONDON-The International Court before which Will
liam Hohenzollern will appear, will be composed OF i've
Judges Great Britain France the United States Italy
and Japan will appoint judge each John Andrew Ha3
lmton Lord Summer will preside the tribunal and Sir
Gordon Mewart will be the prosecuting attorney Will
liam will be defended by German Lawyers assisted by
English ones The trial will take place next autlmn and
the necessary steps being taken to have the E
Kaiser extraded It is nsinuated that the penalty will
He either life secluson in London Tower exile in
small island
i WEIMAR-Germany has adopted new flags. The ma
tona colors will be black red and gold, but for CONNER
al purposes the emblem will be Ted white and black with
black read and gold square in the left hand corner
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