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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-12-07
"EL CATALAN"
uN 1IBRo DE ANToN1o M1RAnAI

Ell joven y conocido poeta don An.
tonic Mirabal nos remite desde santc
Domingo, su tltirrco libro de versos, IL
tulado ''Patria", collection de cantos an
tillanos, en- cada uno de los cuales palp!
ia ell amor la patria y Ell afecto a.
ideal.
Ell libro en- question contiene un jugosc
pr6logo del erudito doctor Sergio Cue
vas Zequeira.
Sin tempo hoy para hacer un estudio
de la nueva obra del poeta Mirabal, nos
limitmos felicitarle por ese nuevo triur
70 de su gallardo estro
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JUEGos PRoH1BrDos

La policia arrest6 Q Ramon Rivera,
Modesto Ayala TIiginio Acevedo,
euienes fuerOn sOrprendidOs jugando a
los dados.
Sc les ccup6 un par de dados y SOLO,
en- dinero
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10 QUE NOS DIGEN ALGUNos
COMERCIANTES, FIJESE

Hoy tuvimos ell gusto de visitar al
conocido comerciante dueno della po-
'pular tienda LA GLORIA y en- rea-
lidad nos hemos convencido que es
el lnieo comerciante que siempre, y
no en- estos nlomentos, hl vendido
mas barato que ningun otro.
Algunos comerciantes nos preguntan
Y Sc asustan. 9
IC6mo es possible que Vicente Arri-
vi yende tan baratos los trajes de cast
mir?
Visite este estlblecimiento Sc con-
vencera de la verdad. Advt.
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NO TRAF1cABA.

Lorenzo Lopez visit6 aver esta re.
dacci6n participarnos que el no ira
ficaba con licor, como informo la po-
iicfa; y que ei tinicamente, dice
tsnia IL boteras de ron en- su casa
las cuaies fueron ocupadas por la po-
lic:a, alh mismo.
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Sc pEsBoco EL cARALIo

Ell guardia Torres informa quo aver,
en- Ia Gale de la Tanc Sc desboc6 un
cabalio que tiraba IN caro- de dos rue
das guiado por Margaro Ayuso, yen-
do el vehiculo a chocar contra up edi
ficiO, de 10 cual result6 con una herida
en- la mano derecha el conductor.
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FOR JueAR eALLos

La policfa arrest6 Francisco Sa-
nabria y a Andres Lugo, quienes fue-
ron sorprendidos jugando gallos.
AmhOs han sido denunciados por
crneldad con los animales
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SsE CAsARA?.-

Dicen de nm pueblo de la Isla que
don Antero Sc casara los ciento cinco
amos, pero dice que tiene que cOmprar
los nuebles , canias, de las que vends
Ell cIELo de Arrivi Hermaiios. Est&
probado que eI dormir en- una buena ca
ma y colch6n 'shercuies Arrivf'' alar-
gan ID vida asf' si7 Advt.
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spoa RrsA

La policia aTrest6 a Juan Figueroa y
a Santos Soto, acusadcs de alterar ei
Orden en- riha que sostuvieron en- la
Gale de Ia Lima.
Los dos fuerOn dennneiados.
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MR. c. NJ PERKINS

En- el transporte "Despatch' enbar
CO para santo Domingo el coronel G.
M. Perkins, del ejsrcitO de guarnici6n
en- santo Domingo. quien pernaneci6
varios dias de vista en- esta ciudad.
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A los Quincalleros

Acabar9s de recibir una exteusa Il
nea de, Joyeria Enchapada Barata y una
Inca de pefnetas precios de Nueva
York. visitenos. ED1rIc1o BoURTE =
Habitaei6n SO. San Juan.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-12-07

La Clinica, Miramar tiens ntio para
un nimero de j6vene4 que asseen es-
tudiar y practicar.
La senorita supsrfntendeuta facilita
RI los infor1nes hecesarfos. aanturce,
Stop 10. ~ Advt.
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DR.. MONsERRAT
uHNTISTA

De regreso de su yiaje a. Europa. par
ticipa a su clieutela y Al pnDiico en- ge
neral que Sc encnentra al frente de su
ohcina. San Justo 4. esq. TetuAn
fIoRAs:--s a 12 y1a6 Tel. 1881
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NuMERosAs DENuNc1As

Aver fueron resneltas 10 denuncias
presentadas por Ia poiieia.h La mayOria
de estas eran por infracci6n a la ley
de autOm6viies. De las 10 solo huBo
ana sentencia absointoria z Ar2f'
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UNA cAIDA

Francisco Andino fus, asistido en- la
sala de sOcorro de una fuerte -contu-
sion que Sc produjo en- la pierna dere
cha al caerse de la lancha de valdes.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-12-07

sAN JUAN
LUNA

Estreno en- Puerto Rico del drama en-
cirico actos titulada .Por ell coraz6n de
Blanca Ryan, interpretada por Ell gran
TOM MIX, acompahando esta una Gin
ia comica. :
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Cine "Tres Banderas"

El segundo episodio de la "Mano de
la Venganza" acor.paiiado de Ell drama
en- cinco actcs por Frank Mayo, wen
dedora de Embustes''
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PARA CURAR TN RESFRIADO
EN- UN Ola, t6mese LAXATIVE
BROMO QUININA. 81 boticario de-
volvera Ell dinero 81 no le cura. La fir
ma de e. w. GROy E Sc halla en- cada
cajita. Advt-
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PUERTO i. RICO

FL regio drama en- cir.co grandes par
tes titulado "En Pago de una suosa .
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Cine "Rialto"

Estreno en- Puerto Rico del emocionan
te drama en- siets actos, cuyo int6rprete
es Conway Tearle "Juez y Parte''
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Gaumont presenta el grandioso drama
francis Ell cinco parties .'Nadrfza Cata-
lima, acompafiada de una comedia.
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"Beliograph" (Catalo)

/ Episodios siete y ocho de la serie en-
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sANTURCE

BoR1NoUEN PARK
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Advt
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-02-23

Joe Lynch the doughty little United
states bantamweight who crossed the
Atlantic to tackle Jimmy Wilde, has
announced that he intends to kiss the
bantamwelght class good bye and seek
fame-and title-in the featherwelght
division.
Lynch's reason, it is said. is the
usual one. He is finding it too dit
ficult to keep down to the bantam
weight limit and retain his strength
and health, A recent illness suffered
by the scrapper was attributed to his
efforts to prevent the added poundage.
Lynch is young enough that he can
in the game and believes he has a
chance to grab Jimmy Kilbane's crown
before he gets through.
Lynch is a New York lad, having
been born there in 1S97-which makes
him % years old. The first notice the
record book takes of him is in 1916,
when he fought 10-round no. decision
bout with Johnny Ertle. In 1917 Lynch
was a busy lad and met all the little
fellows, great and unknown. Some of
his opponents were Jack Sharkey Kid
Williams, Frankie Burns, Pete Herman,
Pal Moore and Eddie O'Keefe.
In January the next year he lost a
battle with Pal Moore and then re-
gained his prestige Immediately by
knocking out Kid Williams in Phila-
delphia in the fourth canto. The fol-
lowing month Joe boxed no-deCision
affair with Benny Vulgar, giving a good
account of himself.
Dec. II, 1918, Lynch tackled Wilde in
London and lost four-round exhibition
with him. Last fall Lynchuand Wilde
met again in a 20-round bout in the
British Isles and Wilde was given the
decision. Even London papers, how
ever, questioned the victory.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-02-23
AS FOR THE PELS,

Less than tho normal supply OF win
ter gossip has come from New Orleans
regarding the prospects Of a winning
machju, for the southern league sea-
son Yet when April is at hand there
is little doubt but that they will be
ready
The PcNcans are short on talk but
long on accomplishments and in spite OF
this fact they have never been able to
draw with the same consistency as the
Chicks
While they remain in the running. or
az least in the first division, they can
not supply the necessary lure and con-
seQuently fail to attract
While New Orleans Is twice rs large
as Memphis you may be urged to ask
why this Is so. And yet when you stop
TO consider that the Crescent city is
thickly populated with a foreign Gle
ment you cease TO be surprised.
Baseball IS essentially an American
pastine and while foreigners are drawn
into its deadly cluthes they do not fail
with the rapidity Of the L, s born and
they do not cling with the same stead
fast devotion that American citizens
display.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-02-23
THE MARATHON ROUTE.

II Is rather strange what the dis
lance has done to glove men in the
past. There may be a bill passed In
New York soon allowing l0-round bouts,
That would be good enough, hut the
cid 25-round thing was the dude,
A fellow going a5 rounds must be In
great shape AMI he must have the gro
ceries In him In order TO be a winner.
Suppose, for instance, that eight and
ten rounds were the limit when Jim
Corbett was a champion. DO you think
he'd ever have been licked? He had
FitEsimmons down and out in the sixth
round ut Carson City, he had Jim JEFF
fries looking like sap for % rounus
IN New York and he could have gone
forever with short limit fight That
Is, he could have been champ for years.
No one could have touched him
On the other hand. Battling Nelson
would never have been heard OF In
short fights. When Nelson started TO
make his great rep he was always on
the losing end up to the 18th round or
60 Hanlon had him licked, so did
Candle, so did Britt, so did Cans, but
when the old thing passed the 18th
round, whore were the other boys?
They simply died on the vine.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-02-23

Just about 90 per cent OF the big
league trades rumored about the stove
league every winter never materialize,
Most Of these much discussed trades
concern stars Of such a magnitude that
their moving can make and break
clubs and, therefore, such deals are few
and far between,
Rogers Hornsbys case Is an illus
tration. Hornsby has been sold or
traded every few days during every
off season since he broke into the ma
jors, but he Is stll with the Cardinals.
Has signed for 1920.
President Hickey, OF the Cards re-
C nifty quoted all talk of change
for Hornshy by announcing that poor
as the Cards were al offer OF $IOO0O
In cash and four players worth $50 600
in addition for Rogers had been turned
down The party making the offer had
also guaranteed the person closing the
deal "A commission Of 10000, The COM
tined offer To- Hurnsby tons the purse
raid for Ruth by many shekels.
Hornsby cost the Cards just $3.50.
When the Cards had a chance TO
at least muss up the National league
race m 1914 they went kafloorie be-
cause Shortstop Butler couldn't throw
the bali straight, Charley Reese, a
railroad conductor. read Miller Hug
gins plea My kingdom for a short
by, then with Denison, Tex. Recess
run took him to Texas. Hug kept the
kid in mind and, by arranging an eK-
hibitlon game ut Denison, gave Scout
Connery a chance to size up Rogers.
Higgins went to Austin to look over
another lad. Connery reported Horns
by was too light, But the next sum.
mer Connery looked Rogers over again
and the kids pep most OF all caused
the scout to arrange his purchase
for $3.50. Hornshy looked like bloom
er when tried out that fall. Couldn't
field, couldn't hit. Didn't get one long
drive In 81 times up. Huggins told him
trairing squad the next spring, 1916.
due to "A winter on the ranch. Hug
made him stand back from the plate
and let him hit.
An accident to the regular short
spring series with the Browns opened.
In the frs, game he drove in all four
runs with two triples. The other
shortstop got the can, Rogers got the
JOB He was the young star Of the '16
campaign. In 1917 he finished second
in the batting race with 1927 average.
In 1918, undoubtedly due to his failure
to get along with Hendricks then man
ager, Hornsbys work slumped badly.
But last year, under Hickey the youth
from Runnels county, Texas, nit his
Usual gait, again giving Roush
great battle for the batting honors in
the old circuit.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-02-23
GAHEE VS.. LANGFoRD.

Battling Gahee never has. been up
against rs tough proposition as ne
draws Monday night in an eight-round
battle with Sam Langford, of Chicago
And at the same time the Batter never
has approached the fine condition that
he knows on the verge of action.
His severcst trials have been against
Wilson, whom he twice defeated In
eight round matches. But in neither OF
these contests was Gahee really prlmcd
tor the test,
In his opening skit with the nangford
protege he was fat and flabby to open
lire And when he came into the eighth
round he was weak and weary with
just enough strength left to carry him
safely through,
Remembering this regrcttablc feature
OF his opening performance, Gahee
trained religiously for the second whlrl
and came home with flying colors.
Mitchell then took his measure by out
pointing him three taps to the elbow;
But Gahee realized where he stood and
hit the road for real work in prepare
ton for Kid Foster, whom he stopped IN
three rounds last Monday.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-02-23
zERFoss MISSING.

The Commodores win be shy OF one
Of their aces when they take the iloor
against the local tossers Monday nlght;;
Tommy Zerfoss will be absent: ana
Tommy will be missed by the Cold ana
Black outfit. 2erfoss has been playing
one OF the forward positions for the
Vanderbilters and during the current
season he was one of the leading goal
tossers OF Dixie. But Tommy has been
removed from the Vandy lineup by the
school, and will not he able TO be pres
ent and help his mates coin a WIN
4 strong array will be presented ny
the Commodores, with Josh Cody, IA
nous on the gridiron in years gone ny,
in one Of the forward positions WIN
Norton on the opposite side as Jcsh
running matte Graves will perform at
center, with Morrow and Adams DONG
the guarding for the Gold and BLACK.
Vandy is out after the Dixie cham
pionship and has strong claim lor
the honors, having lowered the colors
OF Georgia Tech, Georgia, the chicago
Y. NJ. c. A. college, Macon, Blrmlhg
ham and Montgomery. They nave lost
only one game this season, which was
n close one, TO the Nashville Ramolers
by the margin of one field goal tossed
by Slick Welsh in the final lew Sec
Onds Of DlaV.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-02-23
CANADA CAL S CHIRPs.

The paper tells us the saloons OF
Chicago ARE being converted into cof-
fee houses" The humor In this para
graph is IN that word converted"
The bedding manufacturers say the
price Of mattresses must go up. SO be
IT, The pillow stuffed with feathers
viii remain down, anyway
The age has come when the plane
people are elevated to the highest
places.
Passengers Of the Powhattan are de-
scribed as being Saved from Wa
terry Grave" But they came back TO
America,
A Brave Deed--A Boston National
league players contract. OR the red
mans treaty with Penn, II you prefer
1t that way.
This Is the year whom the enumora-
tors take the census and the profiteers
take the lnllAra
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-02-23
ARMSTRONG ON CoRBETT

Don't let anyone tell you that MIR
Jim Corbett couldn't hit said Bob
Armstrong the other night Il used to
train Mir Jim Corbett and most Of the
money | got ! spent for headache pow
dcrs. He didn look like he was knock
In your head off, but it almost went off
just IT, same, Look at his record
that Will show you how he could hit
times. He put John L. Sullivan away
lie stopped that Charley Mitchell and
he stopped Kid Mccoy ! say that's
considerable advertisement for a punch"
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-02-23
Big Coy1e Shea

starts after run of defeats, is suf-
ficient to reawaken the dying interest
in their throbbnE breasts, whereas five
ttiumphs in succession would be too
much to absorb
II Tom Watkins can develop a credit
able entry for 1920 he will smash all
attendance records in the history of the
Southern league. 1t will not be neces-
sary to step out and bag the flag; but
it will be essential that his men finish
in the first division.
The goose seems just about to lay
that long talked-of golden egg.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-02-23

The second game found the Kupfer-
schmidts with flock Of players miss
ing. The result meant that the Kup-
ferschmidts forfeited this contest to c.
81 c, An exhibition game was ar
ranged for the large crowd that had
braved the elements for the games
This battle resulted in a win for the
C. B. C. boys.
The third game OF the day showed
the ROYALS moving into second place in
the DeSoto league race with a win over
the Smart Millinery club, score goals
to ]. The Smarts held the Roofers en-
tirely even for the first half, with each
side scoring a goal. The second half
found the Smarts taking the eastern
portion Of the field. which was literally
rain soaked Their backfield, which
was weakened was unable to hold the
fast forward line work of the Roofers
and the absence of the Smarts' regular
goal Keeper let some easy chances get
by to goal. The Smarts had many
chances to score in the first half, but
could not get the ball through in this
same part of the field. and in the last
half the Royals outplayed the Millinery
boys. Gavin played wonderful soccer
for the Smarts, while Hale and Finley
lineup.
The fourth and last game of the aft
ernoon found the Y. M. I. champs with
a full lineup and only a little better
than half of the Wade players on the
field. To be exact, the Wades had sew
en- players and gamely took the field
against the champs. The game was
fairly even at first. In fact, the show
ing OF the Wades in the first part Of
the game was remarkable.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-02-23
LEW EDWARDS IS
READY FOR ACTION
Australian Lightie Will Meet
Johnny Noye and
Then Dundee.

Lew Edwards. the lightweight cham
pion Of Australia who recently arrived
in san Francisco, will not delay before
getting into action AS soon as Ed
wards arrives at Milwaukee he will be
gin training for three bouts that Man
ager Tom Andrews has arranged for
him. Tho first will be with Johnny
Noye. and after that he win take on
Richie Nit hell and Johnny Dundee,
Edwards also is matched for a 90
round bout to be held in London early
in April
Edwards Is not going to be rushed
into a match with Benny Leonard. but
II he makes good in his bouts with a
few Of the contenders, Edwards then
will set sail for championship battle.
Tom Andrews, who is looking after the
interests Of Edwards while the latter is
on this side OF the world knows the
boxing game from all angles and he
has no idea Of overwhelming Edwards
at the start.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-02-23
You Need Not
Suffer from Catarrh

derstand this, the quicker you will get
1t out of your system. S. S. S., which
has been in constant use for over fifty
years, will attack the catarrhal poisons
cleanse and strengthen the blood, so II
will carry vigor and health to the mu-
cous membranes on its journeys
through your body and nature will soon
restore you to health, you will be re-
lieved of the droppings of mucous in
your throat, sores in nostrils, bad
breath, hawking and splitting
All reputable druggists carry s. s. s,
in stock and we recommend you give it
a trial at once.
The chief medical adviser Of the Com
pany will carefully answer all letters
on the subject There is no charge for
the medical advice. Address Swift
Specific Company, PSI Swift Laboratory,
Atlanta, Ga. adv.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-02-23

OKLAHOMA LEAGUE
ORGANIZED SUNDAY

PONCA CITY, Okla. Feb. 23.-At a
meeting of the recently organized Ok
lahoma baseball league, held here Sun
day, S. r, Sheldon, of Ponca City. was
Herrin, of Ponca City, was elected sec
rotary, and Carl Vincent of Blackwell,
treasurer. Newkirk. Carver Blackwell
and Ponca City were represented at
the meeting. A meeting was arranged
for next Thursday, when Wellington,
Winfield and Arkansas City, Kan, will
be represented to discuss the including
Of those towns in the league.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-02-23
PELL VS.. MoRTIMoRE.

BOSTON Fen 23.-Roth first round
winners in tho National Amateur Rae
quet championship tournament were
eliminated in the second round here
Sunday. and as q result S. c. Mort
more. Of New York, win meet c. {.
Pell, OF New York. in the finals TO-DAY.
Mortimer defeated +. T, Frelinghuysen.
OF New York, IN straight sets 1873. i5-
Z. 15-2 The other match between pcll
and Fulton cutting of Boston, was
hard fought. and tho first and third
sets were drawn out. Poll finally win.
ning 1914. 15-S Liz 15--
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-02-23

Soccer far below the usual standard
displayed by the local soccer leagues
was shown at Hodges field Sunday aft
ernoon. The Floyds won the first game
from the jefferson Cleaners, score 2
goals to 0. c. b. c. won the second
game from the Kupferschmidts via the
forfeit route when the Kups could not
send a full club on the field. The third
game went to the Royal Roofers when
they defeated the Smart Millinery club
four goals to one. The last game of the
afternoon went to the Y. NJ. l. team,
defeating the Wade Flours goals to 0.
The first game showed the Jeffersons
staging a remarkable defensive game
and holding the Floyds champions fairly
even in the first half The field was
wet and soggy and there was very little
accurate passing, Those who scored
goals were in measure lucky, because
the ground was not in fit condition for
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-02-23
- -
CENTRAL LEAGUE
IS REORGANIZED

KALAMAZOO. Mich, Feb 23.-Re-
organization of the Central baseball
league was effected at q meeting of
promoters here yesterday. Michigan will
have six clubs in the circuit anistee
Muskegon. Lansing, Grand
Rapids and Kalamazoo. President EN-
erson Dickerson was authorized to de-
eide upon two other cities to be ad-
mitted
The salary limit was fixed at S2,500
The price Of admission will be 40 cents.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-02-23
GAHEEs BIG CHANCE.

Mondays bout viii he Gahee's big
chance 70 carve for himself niche In
the hall Of fistic fame. for n decision
over Iangford would be a feather in
the cap OF the local black boy that
would make him a drawing card any
where in the country. Gahee has
trained faithfully for the bout, and Is
enterinR the ring brimful Of confidence
that he will be able to outpoint the
veteran Chicago negro. Gahee realizes
he has a tough one on his hands IN
Iangford. but somebody Is going to
beat Than, and Gahee figures 1t might
as well be he
Gahee has been taking on all corners
during the past couple OF weeks In an
ticlpation Of the LanEtord meeting,
and win have no aiib 70 offer In case
he Is trimmed by the veteran.
I,angford did his training in Chicago,
arriving here SATURDAY, and doing a
bit OF shadow boxing Sunday afternoon
by way OF limbering up after the long
train ride. Sam says he is In good
shape and has nothing to fear against
the local pride Of darktown.
Gahee will weigh around $50 pounds
when he enters the ring, with Lang
ford somewhere in the immediate YiCin-
ity OF the same figure.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-02-23
MARSHALL VS.. KIMBERLY.

In the initial bout, Young Marshall
win meet Battling Kimmerly, These
other and decided 10 put on the gloves
and decide the issue, so they will meet
In a scheduled siN~ruund mill. Both
Marshall and ktmmery say that the
bout viii not 20 the distance, and pre-
dict a knockout Both are confident OF
putting the other to sleep before the
mill has reached the sixth.
II Is going to he a whirlwind affair
while Il lasts beyond n doubt.
A battle royal will be the curtain
raiser. Promoter Hack has secured
five husky negroes 10 20 on in the big
glove shower.
Seats have been going fast and a rec
ord house win sit In at the Monday
night show The s. A. c. jazz band
win be an added attraction.