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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-09-28
P0R NEESTR.I DIN
"a BORIlXQEB BRd II: 3

Tode pals tiene. devotion profunda
por su tfpica mIsica regional.
Nuestl4l DANA Borinqgela caden-,
ciosa V rftmica. seIorial Y suave, no
solo la eautivado el alma portorrique
ma. sino la de todos los extranjeros
que han yisitado nuestra TERRA, y Sc
han necidV al compds adormecedor
de su moyimiento pldcido Y gentil.
Pocos pafses ell el mundo, tienen un
.bailable mas ensonador que nuestra
DANA u ningumo, quizas, tan serene
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-09-28
A V IslO

FranciseO,de la Tore y Garrido, " J9-
Sc; Ramirez uSantibanez, RarticipaR a
,sus clientes, amigos y al, p6blico sn
general, que han traslsdado sp Estu-
dio de Abogados Y Notaria al pieo
principal de la casa .ndmero ,cuatro Re
la Gale de la Tanca.s hoy Degetau De
esta Ciudad, frente a Real HERNIA.
nos.
TeIefono AL, - P. O. Box 427.
San Juan, P. r.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-09-28
CONSULADO DE EsPANA

Para asuntos de interes familiar,
Sc ruega a, los senores Luis Feline,
Angel Antonio y Juan Enrique Diaz
Fernandez, naturales, de Oyiedo, pa
sen, 0 Sc comuniquen con este Consul
lado, con el gtin de RESPONDER al re.
querimiento que del Ministerio de Es-
tado Sc hace estas. oficinas consul
lares.,
/ Igual.ruego Sc hace al senior Miguel
Magraner ARIZONA, natural de SOller-
PToyincia de Baleares.-cOn determi-
nado fin.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-09-28
y
ENTIRE ELBOS

existe va el grande afecto esa
inteligente taqufgrafa de una Oiicina
importante del Gobierlo insula1 ha-
bra escrito en- signos mucllas veees La
palabra Amor. bien para trasmitirla
0 recibirla. 4
El rufdo de autom6yiles rodea al ena
morado perteneoienGo este como alto
empleado Il una casa de San Juan, q.
sc dedica' u este ramo.
Ell divine altar de la P=or:deacia re-
cogelSi ell juramento de estos simpati-
CO.'S j6venes. H
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-09-28
= DESFn Il | SOCIAL -

"a E (, ~ y
Ia PERLA DE Ia PROHESA
El Coraz6n de JESUS deseaa qVe to-
dos lleguen a FL!
:Puede haber algo mas sublime, mo-
mento mas hermoso que aqrtel eil que
pos parece depositar todOs nuestros
\ Anhelos, nuestra esperanza en- el
Coraz6n ainables deseoso de ser anna
do dolorido ,piadoso, agradecido, uf
trajadoSS 4 fideIfsimo de Jesds?
Pues bien; el Ap6stplado de La Ora
cf6n de San Jose, nos ofrece el medic
dehoarar el Coraz6n de Jes1s RI
Antes de su fiesta que sera este afio
el Fiernes siguiente la>octava de Cor
pus, hay nueve vierIes, y recibiendo
EN- ellos la sagrada Eucaristfa, sere-
mos -acreedoras la gran promesa de
ser eternamente inscritas ZEN el 'Libro
de Na Vida.
El coraz0n d6ifico ocupa ell primer
lugar entire los corazones amantes de
la, huma nitlad y es un.iman q. atrae, a
'sf, con los vfnculos de su tierna Y ge-
nerosa caridad todas las almas no
bles de sentimientos divinos unir-
sc a Ell por la mfstica union de la
Eucaristfa que constituye la caracte-
rfstica de sus fieles Y leales discfpulos
Hay que colaborar con Ell en- sus
acciones divinas en- provecho de las
almas, para quedar esclita en- los
pliegues de su coraz6n.
Hay pues que animarse, mobiles ca
st6licos; JESUS 10 quiere y nos amara
muy tiernamente correspondence los
deseos de nuestro amor. .a,
Hemos querido hacer esta exorta-
ci6n q. para ser lefda antes del primer
yiernes pr6ximo de octtlbre,p en- que
comenzara la deyoci0n.s
Comulguemos los nueve, primeros
vierhes dc mes hasta finalizar en- JUNO
con la gran, festiyidad del Coraz0n
fidelfsimo de Jestis. e. -:...-..
La DirectiSa del Apostolado de ll
Oraci6n, de que es digna vice-presi-
denta nuestra feryiente cat6lica selora
Maria H. de Torres, ha recogido las
inspiraciones del ilustradfsimo Padre
Rafael Cabrera, G NJ Y la puesto en-
nuestra pluma, motive para levantar
nuestro ,coraz6na para llegar "af todOs
los que aman ell de Jeslis, yiunir nuestl
tro ruego cumplir todos los prime
ros vierues de mes, desde eli pr6Kimo
de octllbre tan sant0 deber.y;i .or(@'Dt
iCorazOn misericordi6sU de iJesas,
fleva; tu.r con tn peder infinite a la inisd
eucarfstica' ell sin ndmero de dInaS q!
a tt 10 deben *tod0, cliandoi solo piiles
en- recompensa que reciban JESUS
Sacramentado Ell la formao tliHiHa que
es ell pan espiritual ade1 nuesttfa vida
que nos redime Y que nos saliva! a@a
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-09-28
MIGDALIA.

Tambien el senior Lope Hormaza-
bal y Teiera, empleado de la>casa vi
llamil y Pefeyra, de Santurce, tiene
que recoger en- este Consulado.s sdocu-
mentos qAe Sc relacionan con sus
asuntos militares.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-09-28
Ia cULfISIMA

la CULITSIMA
sonora Sara Lopez de Riera, estuvo
entire nosotras algtinos 7dfas, EN- vfspera
de tener la algeria inmensa de recibir
a su joven hijo Salvador Rfera Lopez.
Doble es ell motive que tenemos para
felicitarea nuestros queridos amigos Sc
nor Mariana Rie1a y su espOsaA porque
La llegada de su hijo, completamente
restablecido de. SUI gravedad en- New
York causa derla influenza; es 10
mas grande que pudieran anhelar esos
padres que saben sentir pleno cora
z6n las grandes aiegrfas y las profun1
das tristezas porque ambos llevan en-
sus almas, ese algo misterioso que ha-
ce vibrar los corazolles a toda fuerNl.
Nos sentimos con ellos, felices al
recibir su hijo Salvador. II
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-09-28
EN- R4SADAs

EN- R4SAD4S
noches ceIebr6 sus dfas una muy
bella amiga que es divinal conjunto
de supremas gracias.
Lima de Perez, la joven sonora que
con sus niilos veraneaba en- Barranqui-
tas, Heg0 dfas antes del de su nombre
y las amistades parecfan esperarlas pa
ra ,esa fecha, sabedoras de que en-. la
casa amiga de Pedrito y Lima, habrfan
de pasar horas felices, en- celebration
de su onomdstico.
Deseamos la gentil sefiora la. conti-
nuaci6n eterna de su felicidad, para
que puedan acudir sus amigos STEM
pre- a rendir pleito homenaje su
belleza Y recordar despues la anna
bilidad de los j6yenesi esposos.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-09-28
TEATRG MUNICIPAL
Ell cartel de hoy.

La Compaifa Velasco anuncia para
esta noche un programa muy suges-
two, 'El Senor Joaquin, letra de don
Julian Romea Y mdsica del Maestro
Cabaliero, y la revista de gran espec%
taculo, letra de don Luis T. Maurente
y Mdsica del Maestro Auli, titulada
ia Reina del Carnaval".
La function de esta noche es la once
de abopo!
En- el reparto de la "Revista" toma
Iparte toda la compania que lucira un
.decorado bellfsimo y un yestuario fas-
tuoso.
La obras ha sido muy bien ensayada
" resulta una de las mas sugestivas
del interensante repertoire de la
.compania Velasco.
SOLO HAY UN. ..BROMO QUINI.
MAJ, que es LAXATIVO BROMo
E9UININA. la fix1na de 3. w. GRO
VIE sc haiIa Ell cada cajita. Sc usa
nor todo el mundo para curar res
triados en- un dia.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-09-28
HABRA SEXTO GRADO EN-
LA ESCUELA "LABRA'

1 Sc nos ha. informado que tahora con
esos nuevos salones escolares que Sc
piensan abrir, para poder alojar los
ninos que Sc han quedadoi sin el pan
de la instruction, Sc inaugurara un
sexto grado en- la escuela Labra.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-09-28
.iCJTANTOS?

Sabemos de muchos admiradorcs de
esa nina lie tez mofena y ojos mudos,
y habladorreess' ! diseretfsimos y l6cos,'
como dirfa y iii Poeta, pero ella
dice que liis AHA 1nnay lejos,' Sin poder yer
Sc en- s sus og5os,l hay .qaien haEa iefdo
en- 'elio5ss la = 'sinncesrridad de su amor y
Ia deja niiirdr 'p6jrque ninguna 'le sts
oatir!adas' tienel para ei mund6, 10 que
pna ma rfla !. lIn'{ni {n,.ra thi7' at>t3ti3l@ ~ Il
f1}sif jifsI3i % sst - 3s"9att
! seftlyn3ao's;i 90 ~ Ill as
j dH - oF 10 -, . sa1Etci.a
ssi5a9 sse aife e,i,ai98ySsffo'h Il 'hee & s. yuelye
q qecir} } a S oRg Rggrqusf ST. Sc tb Ia atih dieho hd todo
aqnqpesf FL aaechaqlies de amor cuando
Ye q qiee-pcahq2 s aFag2.,s Sc siente pocd pero . no
ts este caspa en- que Ia lab erndiel6n DEE de e
ts amguFlloossa ngRFlos 81 ella fra frasea sfr con ese
divine 81 ,ffnrcq4to De las enamorFag ON das5 as5
pc suertte que resultan ta! idfleqss 5t;ss las j.
GOnyGrSaci0neS.
' 4 t4.iI fF ~,
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-09-28

,Interesa tambien al senior Juan Pa
lou, el presentarse en- estas oficinas
para dar cumplimiento las disposi.
clones de Ia Comisi6n Mixta de re-
clutamientO militar de BaIeares,
Ayuntamiento de Polense.
JIM. EoMBA,
Consul de Espana INFERNO,
IAdvt.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-09-28
tinguida sonora SuchsAd. deseanos sea,
lpr6spero y feliz.
Bien llegado amigo Such.


prospero u feliz.
Bien llegado amigo Such.
FVUEETEN
| nllestros queridOs Amigos Enrique
Ofbeta v Misf Latimer, d eonvivir en-
tre nosotras, y es cordialfsirio nuestro
saludo para 6llos, celebrandoe que En-
rique Sc encuentre mejorado de salud.
Orbeta ha sido uno de, los mas po-
pulares y bien qnelido de los. oficia-
les del Regimienty de Puerto Rico.
UNA GoN1DBcoRa6TOA5e tse
sobre un pecho mobile tieaesgql,e meres
Ger eli APPLAUSE unanime que hoy Sc,
tributa al, honorable 4caballeroE, senior
Avelino Vicente; al haberle concedido
el Monarca espaiiol la gran CrnDtie Be
ineficencia, que deseanos este largo
tempo 5lnto ese gran corazon.
/ s,a f4isfsa q. l3& Vi tfsf q :,
| VIA ~ "a BAY ttcE ls58tflsi4 HA@s4i'S
| e1nbareariny del dos alt3tres3dea oc-
tubre, queridoss amigos nuestrosay tie
nem que SER buenos nelestros deseos
para que e1tseiior Enrique Adsuar, Di-
Irectorl Gerente def Banco des Puerto
Rico; para SUI esposa siempre bella
Y siempre amable, Rosario Miro de Ad-
suar. at. Us,, s ;t;aA3A, {4;
/ Hay EarifIosa simpatia que nos acer-
lea los que sabene inspirarla como
Rosario III Enrique. i
Il. p ~ 1iafBs4e AiEa3aI~gd po4.ei.3
lliIGRIL1t n Etas ,.;ssfas ass s's49ii
/ esA nm hoHhra sugestiroe porque' va
sabefnOS6 Ell, gran poder 'del@ Arcangel
contra Ell espfrittlNdel lIal q ts41J5 ~
! Recordamos, a estimadosf amigos
nuestros viva para los citados, a1ues-
tra felicitaci6n, Miguel Ferrer,s Pons,
lEchevarrfa, Munoz, Guerra. Lara, To
rres, Portela, Such, Portell.f Amor0s y
I'los mas que celebren su dfa el % del
'correinte.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-09-28
Az DEPLoRARt

Al DEPLORAR
+ el sencible fallecimiento del se1ori
Luis de Ramerg, del prestigieso perso-
nal de Ponce, ponemos nuestra .pri-
nera Erase de p6same para los. distin-i
guidos esposos Ramery-Mota, para que
6llos su vez nos interpreter acercal
de los 1demas familiares del caballero
,fenecido, cuyo espfritu sea en- lssspaz
del Sefiop.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-09-28

,SIBMPRE @ ~
es seutida la ausencia del amigo Sc
nor Miguel Such, como eelebradO su
reereso. M ~
Ror esta xez tehemos que 1amentar
no saludarlo en- union der SUI bella. es-
pOsa, pordue ha de pasar algdn item
po en- e. Norte con sus ainos Ii dis
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-09-28
HILARIo LoPEz-CEFERo san JOSE 1s.

tdeposadas papes relacina
vendida PUBLICA sUBASTA" e da de Ocubre 1920
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-09-28
CARLOS o4RRERAs

GAREOS C.4RRERAs Il, IS
Procedente de Yenezuela, dendea hai
permanecido varips meses visifando
las principales ciudades de aquella, Re-
pdbiica. Sc -encuentra nueFamente en-
San Juan, nuestro amigo eI, joyen Poe
ts Carles Garreras. perteneicente a
hpestra brillante iuyentud intellectual
F lie saludamos Entertainments.
Rockingham post-dispatch., 1920-04-01
Provoeation, Anyway.

"I'm ashamed of you. You're always
lighting"
well, mother. stpposin' the lady
next door was to put her chewin' gum
down yer neck, wouldn't you paste
her oneY-Life.
Rockingham post-dispatch., 1920-04-01
Confused Grievance.

"Here's somebody says the oyster
produces nearly half million eggs an
nually."
'@Then If nature is such a wonder
ful provider, why didn't she make the
oyster hen?"
Rockingham post-dispatch., 1920-04-01
The Trick.

'Is 1t hard to write for the news
papers and the magazines?" asked the
sweet young thing.
"Not at ALL" replied the writer.
'But it is hard to get the editors to
buy your stuff"
Rockingham post-dispatch., 1920-04-01
Accounted Fer.

'T don't seem to make any impress
sion or tie members of the pony bal.
let.m
Probably because those 'ponjes'
have horse sense"
Rockingham post-dispatch., 1920-04-01
Cause and Effect.

First Hobo-You are not looking
well; what's the matter?
Second Hobo-I dreamed last night
that l was working and ! woke up
with headache.
Rockingham post-dispatch., 1920-04-01

"A successful man must study the
faults of Others"
swell, I don't know that it will make
a man successful, but it ought to be
delightful study"
Rockingham post-dispatch., 1920-04-01
Mean About It.

Mean About 1t.
"The girl ! proposed to is regular
dog in the mqnger.'
''How SOP"
"She will neither accept my affec-
tion nor return it"
Rockingham post-dispatch., 1920-04-01
History Makers.

When men make history they find
Strange episodes so blended
They never really make the kind
That they at first intended.
Rockingham post-dispatch., 1920-04-01

Tough, longest-wearing denim, sewed with
wide, doublestitched seams, goes into every pair.
Bite Buckles are big and roorny. They neverrip
or bind First-class Workmanship makes every
detail about Blue Buckles right They have
heavy riveted brass buttons, best quality buckles
and loops, solid back-band, big, convenient,
reinforcedpockets, and extrawide suspenders All
Blue Buckle coats have free swing, raglan sleeves.
Ask your dealer for Blue Buckles.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-20
2O% OFF

For one week and at time when 1t Is essential to
buy-with Winter IN sight with full, new stock
Of Fall and Winter toys for men IN quality fab
ncs for youto select from. Young men, business
men-an ages-wiIl find ii profitable to note
carefully the prices we quote below and to see
our window display and to take once over of
the stock within, arranged conveniently for your
inspection. Our clerks viii be glad to show you
anything IN mems logs
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-20

For this week only. Nothing held bacS-evyng stock included
the sweeping 20 per discount sale. Best materials latest designs entire
stock. Quality goods at cut prices.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-20
Our Get-Acquainted
Sale Now On

The values offering you VIII make you remember The fact that
the Campus Iog well known throughout the United States bymn who dress
WELL offered Oneh off, guarantee Of money saved Also the
Schwartz and e and Holman with widespread quality goods and
workmanship
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-07-23
CHICKS LOSE THURSDAY.

After having won six games In a
row. the Chicks were finally halted here
Thursday afternoon, when the Vols de-
leated the Tribe Of McCloskey T to 5,
The eighth inning which proved a dis
Astrous frame for the Vols on Wedncs-
daf, was equally dlsastrou to the
Chicks here yesterday. for II was in this
round that the Tribe was licked
Ihe two teams Were on even terms
and the score was standing At three
all The Chicks had been retired In
their half with no damage. To start
the eighth for the Vols, Dunning singled
was put on, Burke shooting hot one
through McLarry, which put Dunning
on third.
Then Bill Thweatt was given the sig
nal to walk Jonnard, which he did.
This proved TO be bad move. as sub
Chattanooga, came up in the pinch,
The sacks were loaded Newell singled
through the box scoring Dunnlng ana
Burke. CAROLS return Of the ball
went TO the grand stand and JunnArd
reached third and Newell second. Then
BIZ Brown came through with n clean
smash to right that brought Jonnard
and Newell across
The ninth was uncventful for the
Chicks, and the Vols had actually won
q bah game, their first in so long thar
local Inhabitants OF Sulphur Dell had
forgotten about It.
-
The Chicks started well ard got one
in the first round. Zeke Lohman was
pitching for Nashville. Frierson singled
and Dunning let the ball get through
him. Highs infield out put Frierson on
third and Carrols single scored him.
The Vols came back like ton Of
brick. ELAN and BnllinKer singled and
when Griffin let Ratlinger's drive get
through his legs ELAN counted
Knaupp was tossed out by Thweatt
Dunning beat an infield hit Ballnger
was caught in a chase. and after run
ming up and down. Thweatt had a
chance to tag him, but dropped the bah,
Balllnger counting. punning reached
third through the error and scored when
Thweatt cut loose a wild pitch Burke
famed and Jonnard walked. Thweatt
tossed out Newell,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-07-23
DIRT TRACK STAR
IS FIREMAN NOW
Johnny Raimey Well Known in
Racing Game Is Volunteer
at Station 10.

II you should hear that engine from
No. 10 station racing down Iowa ave-
nue. be not afraid, 1t is no unframed
hand at the wheel. No young kid is in
charge OF the throbbing engine, but you
must admit that driving that red devil
Is long jump from plotting a racing
car In bitter struggles for supremacy
OF the dirt track racing world.
Johnny Raimey is the man at the
wheel, and Johnny is no kid. Yet his
friends are asking him how he likes
the job.
Raimey Is one of the best-known fig
ures In the dirt track game. For years
he was with the Sloan Dorward COM
bination that played the fair circuits
Following the Tri-State Fair races of
1917 he enlisted at Park field as
mechanic and was quickly promoted to
be first lieutenant in charge Of every
thing that needed gas
During his Park field assignment in
1918 he entered the fair events and
bagged the honey in the 50-mile sweep
stakes. Needless to say he drew more
than his share of cheers.
When discharged he returned to Mem
phis and is now one of the leading con-
sutants on gas engine troubles in the
city When the call for volunteers was
made he proffered his services. They
were accepted,
Johnny Is not trying to break any
records, but If the emergency arises
you can depend upon him reaching the
scene at the proper time.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-07-23
IN CASEY
SMITH CASE IS
FILED THURSDAY
No Intimation as to When De-
Cision Will Be Reached.
Southern League Has Bar
red Pitcher.

CINCINNATI. Ohio. July 2s.--Appeal
from the order Of United States District
Judge Mccall: of Memphis, directing
John. D. Nartir, as president of the
Southern Association Of Baseball Clubs,
to approve the contract between Lu-
Their Casey Smith, pitcher, and the
Little Rock baseball association, and
permanently cnjoinins Martin from fur
Their interference with the carrying out
OF the contract, has been filed In the
United States circuit court OF appeals
here.
The appeal is taken by Martin who
claims he withheld his approval Of the
contract for the good Of baseball. The
records in the case intimate that the
discharge OF Smith by the San Fran
cisco club was responsible for the re-
fusal Of Martin to permit him to play
In his league.
In passing upon the case the trial
Judge virtually held, that a provision of
the bylaws Of the league giving power
to the president Of the league to pass
on contracts made by clubs with players
does not give the league president the
right to dlsapprove a contract which is
in legal form.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-07-23
FAVORITES FARE
BADLY THURSDAY

KALAMAZOO, Mich, July ga
monster crowd turned out for "Kalama-
zoo Day at the grand circuit races
and the onlookers Witnessed a slaugh-
ter OF favorites in three Of the four
events. In the 2:03 pace, Louie GRAFT
tan, after winning the first heat, was
decisively beaten by Johnnie Curry in
the second heat and by Goldie Todd in
the third and fourth heats.
Roy Palm, son of Peter the Great,
and driven by Charlie Valentine, won
the $4,000 purse for 2;13 trotters, out
stepping Alta Donovan and a field of
eight others, in straight heats, The
average time for the three miles, 2:06
was fast for the class.
Don de Lopez. driven by Geers, win
ner of the 2;05 trot at Toledo, was best
liked in today's 2;05 trot, He failed to
win a heat, Baron Gigantic took the
first and then Murphy came along with
Charlie Rex and captured the second
and third heats, The time in the sec
ond mile, 2:O4h, is a seasons record
for trotters.
In the three year-old trot, Great
Britton, the Dodge entry. made good by
taking the first and third heats. The
Great Miss Morris won the second heat
but broke badly in the third and was
distanced.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-07-23
thursdays Results-Hodqes Field.
North Memphis I, Bank Of Com. 3

The attention Of the public Is called TO
the Importance of the triple header
game to be scheduled by the Liberty
league at Hodges field this coming Sun.
day afternoon Most OF Importance is
the two games to be scheduled By the
Ploughs and polarines. Two fun games
separate THESE two clubs with the
Ploughs on top and a hard-fought pair
OF games is certain, as the Poarilrs
are fighting desperately for tho p,u-
nant. Tho Iloughs are in up-top Trim
and ayow that they wifi Clnch the nag
with Sundays games predicting
double win. The Polarines are equally
as confident Of winning two games
which would throw the standing for
first place tied with these two clubs.
The Leuson has but four Sundays 20 X
and the / olarines must win two games
10 stay in the pennant chase
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-07-23
LANGFORD WILL
ARRIVE SATURDAY
FOR MONDAY TILT
Negro Heavyweight Will Put
on Finishing Touches for
Pinkey LeWiS-PreIims To
Be Fast and Furious.

Sam Langford, negro heavyweight, of
Boston. who Is matched for an eight
round bout with PinKey Lewis, Of
Shreveport, at the Southern Athletic
club, Monday night, will arrive in Mem
pris Saturday. Langford will work out
Of putting on the finishing touches to
his training.
Langford is angling for a match with
Harry Wills, and says he is going to
beat Lewis as quickly as he can, so
he will not stand the chance of an up
set. Lewis says he is going to give
Sam the hardest fight he has ever
had, and is confident he will at least
stay the distance. He is going to wager
his share of the purse that Langford
doesn't stop him.
Promoter Billy Hack is arranging a
set Of fast preliminaries to serve as
appetizers to the main go. There will
be six-round semiwindup, one four
round bout and battle royal.
That a packed house will turn out Is
certain.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-07-23
PADDLERS
LIKELY To START
IN HOTTUM SWIM
Number of Entrants Steadily
Increasing and Large Field
: Will Compete-BeSt SWIM
merS in Memphis to Start.

Fully 20 local paddlers are down to
start in the annual Doc Hottum mara
thon. which is booked for Saturday aft
ernoon at 2;SO o'clock in the Misss-
sippi.
Interest is ut fever heat in the APP
preaching swim. and that the best time
that has ever been made will be hung
up is certain. There are four girl
swimmers who will start, and who have
an excellent chance Of finishing Misses
lone Lett, Katherine Barnett, Mary
Davis and Cecilia Finlay are expecting
to enter and all are confident of going
the distance.
1t is expected that there will be
last minute rush of entries, and that
there will be 20 or even more fish TAX
ing part.
All Is in readiness, and that record
crowd will see the race Is certain. Doc
Hottum viii be in charge of the race
and has offered handsome trophies to
the winners.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-07-23
SEMIFINALS ON
FRIDAY PROGRAM

The semfinals in the tri-state tennis
tourney, being conducted on the courts
Of the New Memphis Tennis club, will
be played Friday. Two singles matches
are to be played, with Duncan Burch
meeting Fred Smithwick and with Fred
Cooper, OF Helena, meeting Yerger, OF
Memphis
In Thursdays play Fred Smithwick
won over Allen McGll, 10, Ga, 6-3
Fred Cooper won over Sid Allenburg,
6-1, 6-l. Yerger won over Lynn, 6-1
Ga. Duncan Burch defeated Allen
Wardle 6-$, CO, 90. In the doubles
Tobey and Gargaro lost 70 Smithwick
and Tergpr