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MmtInY Dcnlcd.

PARIS Jan. iG.-- Reports that
frcnch naval forces and troops at
Iuulon have mutiuicd have not
Mnnm confirmed
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-05-13

Pruebe Ostas marsv1llOsas sales Qus
son Las mas ehcaces para Las afeccio
nes artriticas (Reuma, gotta, arenillas,
e6ncos nefriticos y demas del higado.
De venta en- las principales farma.
cias, de San Juan 9 Isla, por 50
agente. JUAN A. PEREZ, Box 426.
San Juan. Advt
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-05-13
"Recordar es vivir---Dante.

.guez, en- donde empezo a ejercer su pro
fesi6n de Abogado. Su ilustraciCn, con
diciones de caracter y posicion social
llevaronle POGO despues al importante
cargo de Sindico del Ayuntamien;o dc
Mayaguez, nombramiento que desperto
Ell odio y recelos de los elementos reac-
cionarios y esclavistas, temerosos de los
ataques que desde dicha posicion Official
recibirian del ilustre puersorriqueno.
ALA por ell aio de mil ochocientos Sc
senta y cinco, y siendo Sindico del Aym
tamiento de Mayaguez, ell General don
Felix Messina, quiso disponer de unos
fondos de dicho Ayuntamiento. opuso-
Sc Ruiz Belvis indignado ell General
Messi1ia, hizo uso de las omnimodas y
destituyole.
Eran aquellos dias en- les que Sc es-
| peraba sc manifestasen chispazos revo-
lucionarios en- Cuba, como en- Puerto Ri
CO, merced los trabajos revoluciona-
rios del General mejicano, don Manuel
! Quesada; en- los que Ell Gobierno espa-
mol andaba indeciso de convocar no,
a las Antillas espanolas, a una Asamblea,
para discutir y aprobar reformas para
elias; en- los que Santo Domingo Sc Sc
paraba de nuevo de Espaia: en- los que
ell Norte Sud de Estados Unidos, Sc
! devastaban en- cruel guerra civil en- lu-
cha por la emancipation del esclavo; en-
los que Francia intervenia en- Mejico,
con los Generates Forey y Bazaine, para
reafrmar ell imperio del infeliz Archidu-
que de Austria, Maximiiano; y EN- los
que ell ambiente del pueblo de Espana,
como ell de Cuba y Puerto Rico, era de
conspiracion por romper y destruir ell
absolutismo tirania de gobiernos opre
sores, vejadores de toda libertad y dere
cho individual.
Refriendose a ese estado social, dice
ell infatigable polemista de la reaccion
espaiiola en- Puerto Rico, don Jose Pc
rez Morris, en- su Historic de la Revo-
lucion de Lares'':
impossible era que donde estaba ell
dominante inquieto Ruiz Belvis, hubie
ra nadie mas alto que el. Belvis fue el
general de la. conspiracion, desde mucho
antes de pasar Madrid de Comisiona-
10; Betances Paradis eran sus ayudan
tes de ordenes
"Cuando Sc retiraron nuesras tropas
lie Santo Domingo, lego a su colmo la
insolencia del sefior Ruiz Belvis y sus
secuaces. Decian. POGO menos que pu-
bicamente, que 81 un puiiado de domi-
nicanos habian echado de su isla los
espafioles, con mas razon y facilidad los
podian lamar de su suelo los phertorri-
queilos. Las reuniones en- Mayaguez y
en- otros puntos Sc hicieron entonces va
mas numerosas todo indica que en-
1864, fu6 cuando empezaron funcio-
mar metodicamente parte de las Socie-
dades secretas bsjo la organization que
hemos escrito. Sc sabe que la Sociedad
"CAPA PRIETo". cuyo frente esta-
ba Matias Brukman, tenia afiliados y no
pocas reuniones por este tempo.
Angel Acos:a QUINTERo.
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1TAL DIA COMO HOY 4
- E@
"Recordar vivir-Dante.
13 DE MAYO DE 1929
MAGIC sEGUNDo RUIZ BELvIs

Unia Ruiz Belvis, a la energia del
temperamento, la perseverance, en- la
accion; la inteligencia luninosa, al va
lor del hombre intrepido y osado en- cir
cunstancias dadas; la ternura, la su-
gestion de su palabra y de su YO; hon.
bre, en- fin, que vencia las dificul.Rdes
por Ell solo sentimiento de su poder.
iohl El Leon espaiol al morir en- Chi
lie, Ruiz Belvis, pudo dorrnir en- Puerto
Rico 80.
Nacio egundo Ruiz Belvis, en- La juris-
diccion del pueblo de Hormigueros, en-
la hacienda "Josefa" Ell dia Is de ma
yo de 1929, habiendo sido sus padres,
ell rico hacendado puertorriquefo, don
Antonio Ruiz y dofa Manuela Belvis, na
tural de Venezuela.
Los primeros amos de su vida carecen
EN- absolute de interes, no ser que me-
rezcan consignarse, la vivacidad de ca
racser, energia, y precoz sagacidad, que
demostrara desde su ninez, y corrio su
infancia, como dice Eduardo Newman
"entre las comodidades ell carifio de
su prestigiosa y acaudalada familia"
Sus estudios primaries los hizo en-
Aguadilla y los secundarios en- la Uni
versidad de Caracas, Venezuela, en- dor
de obtuvo ell titulo de Bachiller en- Fl
losofia y Artes De Venezuela y tras bre
We regreso en- Puerto Rico, dirigi6se 9
Madrid a estudiar, como estudio, La ca
rrera de Derecho, obteniendo en- aquells
Central Universidad, su titulo de Doc
tor en- Leyes.
Su estancia EN- Madrid fue fortaleci
da por la amistad Y Ell companerismo dc
aquella generacion que tanta gloria J
tanta Influenza ha ejercido en- todos los
ordenes de la vida humana, en- Puerto
Rico. En- Madrid estudiaban por entor
ces Y fueron sus compafieros Y hermanoi
en- la Patria, Jose J. Acosta, Roman Ba
dorioty de Castro, Eugenio Mr.. de Hos
tos, Ramon E. Betances, Ramon Nadal
Limo Damaso Saldaiia, Alexandra Tapis
Rivera, Calixto Romero, Togores, Jos'
Corneho Cintron, Jose Vargas, Genart
Aranzamendi, Juan Vifials, Federico Cor
zalez colonia puertorriqueha de Madrid
que recibia Ell TACTo DE CoDos J
los entusiasmos de aquella ORA coloni;
puertornquena, residente en- Barcelona
que formaban, Manuel A. Alfonso, Pa
bio Saez, Santiago Vidarte (malograd;
lutor del INSOMNIo), su hermano Tuar
Bautista, Francisco vasallo Cabrera J
Manuel Corchado; v 81 los unos constl
'uian en- Madrid, una Sociedad. para n
,oger documentos historicos pertcnecien
tes a Puerto Rico, los otros no meuo'
REGIoNALISTAS, publican Ell 'Al
bum Puertorriquefio' ell "CancionerC
de Borinquen'', Y Manuel A. Alfonso
edita en- arcelona-1849-su primers
edici6n de Ell JIBARo.
iQue nadie ofenda mi sinceridad
Aquella generaci6n no ha tenido suce
sora en- Puerto Rico. -.
En- ell afio de mil ochocientos sesenta
regres6 Ruiz Belvis Puerto Rico, es
tableciendose en- la ciudad de Maya
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-05-13
NOTAS De PONCE

Creemos innecesario apuntar los fes
tejos que lie hizo Ponce al general Per
shing. va Ell MUNDo Sc ha ocupado
con la debida oportunidad con pro-
fusion de detalles.
Entire los homenajes hechos al Ge-
neral, figura ell siguiente:
Un mensaje do fslicitacion de la
acreditada institution bancaria "Cre-
ditto Ahorro Ponceho", enviado por
Especial Delivery y ell .cual dice asi:
''To the Hon. John ]. Pershing,
Ponce, f. R.
Sir:
The Credito Ahorro Ponceno, the
oldest Bank in Ponce and one of the
oldest in our island, begs to extend you
its congratulations for your arrival at
this city.
Our institution is proud of render
ing you its cordial welcome and its
sincere testimony of high esteem and
admiration. both conquered by your
, glorious deeds.
Very respectfully, N
Jose Negron SANJURJo,
Managing Director. ;"
Junto con este mensaje fue tambien
remitida una libreta de cheques con las
palabras SIN LIMITE escritas al dor
So FL General Sc rio al recibir tan pre-
cioso obseQuio guard6 en- un bolsillo
la ibreta.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-05-13
NOTAS DE ARECIBO

Cada aho durante este mes la ciu
dad de Arecibo acostumbra celebrar
sus festas, que causa de Ia Feria
Regional fueron suspendidas.
En- todos los territories de los Es-
tados Unidos Sc van celebrar gran
des festejos para conmemorar ell cen
tenario del arribo las playas de La
nacion de los peregrinos del "MayfO-
wer''.
INo podrian celebrarse, pues, las fes
tas de Arecibo?
Aludimos al Comisionado de Servicio
Publico de la ciudad.
Miguelito Roses Margot Mayol tie
men un beb6, un bebe muy Undo. Mi
guel y Margot estan muy contentos con
su primogenito
LIE deseo feIciidades.
Maria Severini. Modesto Cid Pa
co Salas estan hacienda mas amenas
las veladas del "Cine Victoria.
Sc estan preparando una excursion
al pintoresco "Guajataca" y una ia
rama bale en- nuestro "Casino Espa-
mol" para Ell proximo domingo.
una de las diez mejores poesias?
Buscad, pues mi Tierruca'', de la
Hija del Caribe. Esta inedita; pero es
sencillamente una gran cosa. Buscad
tambien mi hija", de doha Maria
Balseiro de Astcl. Entonces convex
dram ustedes conmigo en- que ambas
merecen puesto preferente entre las
diez mejores poesfas.
CORRESPONSAL.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-05-13

DR.. E. N. Bocanegra Lopez
Especialista en- Enfermedades Tropi.
Gales, Was Urinarias y Stills
Gabinete de Electro Terapia
Laboratorio de Analisis Clinicos
Horas de Consulta: de q p. M.
San Francisco No. 81 altos,-Telefono
1893 y 5S6 negro. P. o Box 1850
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-05-13

IicoMERCIANTE!!-Yo te reparo y to
reniquilo tn GAIA regis,radora Y te aho-
rro de gastar grandes cantidades que va
lie una GAIA nueva .-oJEDA BROS, S.
Jose No. 6. Advt.
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regstradora BROS
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-05-13

FL resultado de las inscripciones el
sabado fu6 el siguiente:
Unionistas SO; Republicanos 81, y
Socialists 81.
De esta manera durante los tres
dias de inscripciones ,obtuvo mayoria
La Union de Puerto Rico. Lo que de-
muestra que al terminar las inscripcio
mes obtendra la Union una mayoria de
mas de 1000 votos sobre sus confirm
cantes.
No hay que dudar que obtendra el
triunfo tanto en- la municipalidad CO.
mo en- ell distrito senatorial
Con motive de la vista del general
Pershing, Sc encOntraba aqui Ell Licdor
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-05-13

Rafael Rivera Zayas, fiscal auxiliar, y
otros empleados del Departamento de
Justicia.
Ell. coRREsPoNsAI.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-26
MEDALTST HONORS
FOR MRS. DAVID GAUT
Leads in Southern Wonen's
Golf Association Tourney.

NEtv ORLEANS. Oct. 25.-Mrs. David
6aut OF Memphis carried off low medal
list honors In the qualifying round Of the
ninth annual tournament OF the South
crn Women's Golf Association, which
opened on the Country Club course here
to-day
Her score for the eighteen hole match
play round was 45-A5-90. Mrs X. q.
Duffield and Mrs. j. Hodges. both of
Memphis. also had scores of 95 and 81,
respectively. and were the only other
players 10 finish under 100 This trio
captured the team trophy. 4 heavy
course. due to Sundays rain. prevented
many low scores. Players with cards OF
"a and better qualified among the first
thrty-two for match play.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-26
CARPENTER FLOORS THOMAS.

Georges Carpenter was the outstand-
ing attraction at the boxing tournament
in the FIFTH Regiment Armory In Pater-
son last ;iight. though there were other
clever boxers on the bill. The French
man boxed three two minute rounds
with italian Joe Cans and one two
minute round with MARCEL Thomas. Tho
latter was sent 20 the floor with n stiff
RICH, 20 ~" Jaw. Cans made n good
showing hiJ he was no match for the
clever Freedman.
Genc Tuaney had all tho better OF
Paul Srrni con IN twelve round affair
that was slow and embarrassing.
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REFLECT s. J. DALLAS.

PHILADELPHIA, oct. 25 - samuel j.
Dallas Of Philadelphia tonight was re-
elected president OF the Middle Atlantic
Association OF the Amateur Athletic
Union James T.. Snyder. Philadelphia.
was elected secretary-treasurer. to suc-
coed Michael J. Slattery, who was chosen
vice-president. Louis " Goldsmith
Philadelphia. was reelected chairman oi
the registration committee The Off
GERS, together with William IL Edwards
ana Thomas j. Devlln. were named az
delegates 10 the National Convention Of
the n. A. ". at New Orleans November
"a
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-26
AMERICAN GOLF
GOVERNMENT BEST
Is More Democratic and Pro-
gressive Than in Britai
Where a Few Clubs Rule.
BY JOHN G. ANDERSON.

There was a rather interesting request
mailed to us the other day asking what
were the principal differences or present
day golf between the United States and
Great Britain. An answer might be
given in two or three volumes without
splitting over on repeats. but summary
boiled down to a thousand or so words
may provide an answer which we hope
" III be SO tisfactory. In truth the ques-
ton in the form Il took never occurred
to us, but study OF the similarities
and differences offers a suitable reward.
TIL. government of the game in this
iand. despite many past statements to
the contrary, Is more democratic, and,
as this years committee proved, far more
progressive. We doubt If any action or
rule would have been taken abroad If
tie initiative had not come from this
country. Any real gclf club in the land
upon payment of a small fee can be
elected a member Of the national or
ganization. In Great Britain a score
only of clubs. backed up now by num-
her of committees. decree what shall or
shall not be done for the country at
large. Our system is the better
Tho handicap systems OF the two
;ands vary greatly, with the plus idea
prevailing abroad and the scratch or
rar system providing amply for the
needs Of the golfers in this country. The
Plus scheme was tried out in Massachu-
setts a few>ycsrs ago and is still kent.
But there they play against an allotted
sec re, the Same the average best OF n
scratch man. The plus idea is not needed
in that or any other State. Moreover.
action If now being taken abroad where
by a change in the systems OF handi-
nf
will be made IN the near future, prob
ably before another summer rolls
Ground 1t is too much perhaps TO cx-
rect that the Britishers will follow up
the lead OF the American system and
take bodily our par yardages. but some
lay we expect TO see the whole world In
line with that proposal.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-26

The Crescent Athletic Club VIII stn-a AZ.
amateur boslng tournament IN ~ pymun-
iuh' Picrr. pJut aid clinton s,rrple BROOK
IN. 90 Tucstay and Thursday nights No
seinbcr and g. The Brouxdaie a. O. T.
badi~" for nc point trophy To be awarded
10 the club scoring the highest number of
points from October. 1870, 60 May. 1921
hoergct HoNing school II iscund and East
on 4. c, third. Al entry hlnrka and othcr
Information can be had FROM II. Levine. 900
llIlnMMnN. nlfN-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-26
FIVE CITIES IN NEW
HOCKEY ASSOCIATION

PHILADELPHIA. Oct. 25.--The United
States Amateur Hockey Association was
formed here to-day. with Boston. Phia
delphia. Pittsburg. ST. Paul and Cleve-
land making up the circuit.
Sheriff William S. Haddock of PITTS
burg was elected president and George
b. Brown of Boston secretary and treas
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int Race and Heavily Backed, Beats Opponent

urer An executive committee was APP
pointed 20 adopt set OF rules and make
up the schedule. The members are Roy
d. Schor Pittsburg r. F. .Widenbaugh.
ST. Paul Percy Winsor. Boston. and
Joseph Dexter OF this city.
Cornelius Fellowes. president of the
International Skating Union. announced
that he had resigned as head of that
body, due TO pressure OF business. Mr..
Fellowes was made honorary president
OF the new hockey associate
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uoSrcIArR soccERs DEFEAT rESS.

r,yIIT.AprI VHfA. oct % = The Toccer
sisven 81 the Montclair Athletic Club, winner
~ ,hc Field Club League championship. ac-
conpiirhed What no other team has been able
81 dn IN the last two years b. defeating the
ffniyerslty of Pennsylvania team Of Penn
Charter Field, Germantown. The lptercol-
iepIate champions were unable to penetrate
.Le stlff defence OF the Jersoyrnen at any
tin,e md were blanked In consequence 20 the
tune Of goals 20 o. DENLY Of Montcair
accounted for two goals In the first half OF
the game and Birroll shot the third after the
interval
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-26
where Opinions Differ.

on the question of courses we strike
point where opinions will differ more
than anywhere else. believe that In
Pine Valley. Lido. the National. Garden
City and Myopla we have 1--WE links
which rival and surpass any 1--WE courses
in the entire British Isles. There can
be no question OF that, bitter pill IA
Il may be for ardent admirers OF foreign
links to swallow. Those who nave played
over all the best links abroad and the
ones named above are as unit In their
+ nswers By the way although little IN
heard about Myopia these days u may
b. interesting 10 note that the Britishcrs
who took part In the national amateur
played there and said that Il WIS the
Lest test they had met. a wonderful
links
In The II after ~ tho average course
we will throw the poor links of both
countries into the discard believe that
Great Britain strikes a higher average
Of excellence. To begin with. the putt
irg green's are smaller and less undu-
.ating Away with putting surfaces OF
vast proportions and hillocks rising on
the sreen between you and the hole.
Was putting meant 70 be q too serious
task? Should the game demand more
than two puts TO the green thereby
MAKING " TOP netNp! IT 40, tncn WIZ
not have n putting championship by IT.
self on eighteen putting greens designed
for championship tourney, with con-
cave and convex and humpty dumpty
pillows and side hill holes md the rest
OF the smooth. oily, nerve wrack.ng tests
which 80 many links offer TO their MEM
bers and guests?
Now. I haven't been playing for n
couple of weeks and ON not thinking
crabbedlv Of Some missed putt or two
III particular. but only of the difference
between the gently undulotlng putting
surfaces which one 1nds across the
water on the average course. and the
patent effort, in this land to worry tho
pclfer unduly after he has played we'll
az badly tn 20 the green.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-26
FORT MYER FOUR
WIN POLO MATCH
Free BOOters Defeat Engineers
by 13 to II in Army Handi-
cap Tournament.
Special Despatch 20 THE <Cw YORK HERALD.
New York Herald Bureau,
Wnshinrfnn- u e. Oct. o. [

WbsuitEtbbp ~ Y - wv 's''-
Outpiayed and outridden practically
tells the story of the Engineers defeat
by the Free Booters polo team OF Fort
Myer. Va. to-day, by a 13 10 / score
In the fourth game Of the army handi-
cap tournament. now being played on
the polo field in Potomac Park.
Tho Free Booters showed their SUI
periority over the visiting four both IN
workmanship and heavS hitting. With
the exceptions OF the first and seventh
clnchers. when the Engineers registered
several slashing drives, the contest was
rather one-sided. In the second period
the Free Booters, starting to ride down
their opponents in whirlwind style. rushed
the sphere to the uprights. where Lieut..
Walsh easily shot goal. Play was re-
sumed and after several short relays
Major Browne dribbled the ball down
the open field for another goal Lieut..
the close of the second chukker
The third. fourth. fifth and sixth were
like the second period, all favoring
the Free Booters. In the sixth period
Fort Myer counted four goals through
the long hitting of Major Baton.
FORT MYER FREE BooTERs.
i-Lieut. .. Walsh Lieut.. r. Lee
Major b. Browne Lieut.. A. G. Mathews
;.--t opt. G. Cole Capt. p. 9. Billiard
Score by periods;
Free Bootvrs ......... B 2 2iS
score-Free hooters, 10: Engineers. II 90
point handicap. Goals scored-By Lieut.
Walsh 4. Capt. Cole: Major Patton ?, Major
Capt. Calvin De witt cavalry. Umpire
Col Palmer Cavalry
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-26
LAFAYETTE IN DIAL. MEET

Special Despatch % THE NEW YoaK Hra.i >.
EAsTpN. Pa. Oct ~ Fired waitzinger.
manager Of the Lafayette Colleg. crosn-
with Muhlcnburg College, TO be hold nrxt
wednesday nfttruoon. The race will be
over The old Northampton five mile courae
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-26
ErIsF TIpINTs MURRAY

PHILADELPHIA. Oct. 25.--Johnpy Ruff.
TcrYey CITY. substituting sor KID Williams.
defeated Tommy Murray Philadelphia, here
10 .ight ~ fast eight round bout. Harry
G[d) Brown. Philadelphia, ouipointcd John
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-26

HIGH LIGHTS AND SHADOWS
IN ALL SPHERES OF SPORT
BY DANIEL.
Herald.

Copyrioh
time IN
practically The consummaed here
to
Richard will several
A the
American representative of Charles Cochran the London theatrical
has retired from the boxing but he s holds Carpenter under
The will
the will
be Is las
Dempsey
styles
1 is
Carpenter
pey and tactics The Frenhman the title holder
Willard fight Carpenter that he has that film than
fifty
all that fighter
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withheld by tho club has appealed TO
the commission and will have a hearing
next Thursday. Rule % Of the Walker
law empowers a club to withhold COM
pensatton OF a boxer in the event that
the JUDGES and referee decide that he
did not box on his merits
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-26

Charley White. secretary OF the Box
ing Commission. has n plan for testing
the accuracy OF timers and the kHOwl-
edge OF referees and judges that will
soon he put into eXecution. The various
officials will be put through their PAGES
az commission hendqua rters.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-26
HARRY GuER no nox Mullen

KALAMAZOO. Mich. oct. 25.--un-rv c,-,t.
w. IitiburR licht heavyweight and Uartic,
Madden or New YORK; viii meet IN a an
round contcft here pNohot 2n
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-26

Willie Jpclcson. who Is 10 box Eddie
Fitzsimn,ons ct Madison Sqrorc Garden
next Friday night, Is doing his training
work wlth three southpaws. he selected
the port s'de-s for the very good reason
that !'ltz is lefthander. The training
staff is made up of Soldier Lawson
Harry Martone and Jimmy Flynn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-26
Bctter Features Abroad.

But there Is still one other 5iter
feature abroad. which TO my mind we
might wol copy both from an arch tee
tura and financial standpoint The
rough. not too heavy, Of course. IS per-
mitted TO grow for say hundred and
twenty yards in front OF the tee md
then cleared fairway for the drives to
land Then for the second shot, "
missed. there Is more rough, also ex-
tending to a point, where poor shot
will be penallzed Withius the falrways
to the green are as smooth as money
and hired men can make them. and only
traps TO the right and left average
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-26

Af;er heart 10 heart talk with tho
Boxing Commissioners the Mcmahon
boys announced that the laxity shown in
arrangements for their opening enter
tainment will not he in evidence to-mor-
row night.
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Cleopatra at Last Reaches Her Goal

a
on the turf Unexpected results developed wherever horses
The
a Champion rich which she beat
On Watch
the first mile
efforts Of the
Ffrenze,
al
with Man
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Knockout Lew Williams. Who was
charged with quitting in his bout with
Joe Cans at the Commonwealth Sport
ing Club and whose compensation was