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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-20
81 POR HSPANO AMERICA &
VENTA DE UNA FLOTA AR
GENTiNA

BUENOS AIRES, Septiembre 49,
Como r~esultado de la huelga de los tr1-
pulantes de los barcos de cabotaje y
de rio ~argentinos, Ia que Sc ha
nido siete meses sin esperanzas de
arreelo,- ocho de los mayores vapores
de la Argentina Navigation Company,
conocida. con ell nombre de Linea Mi
hanovitch, asi como otras ~propiedades
de Ia misma empresa, han sido vendl-
dada a Ia recien o~rganizada Uruguayan
Navigation Company. Ell precio pasa-
do Sc dice que ha sido de $3.50. ooo.
Sabese que los intereses de Mihano-
vich estan negociando ell traspaso a
elementos extranjeros, de otros buques
de su flota en- nImero de mas de 2oo
los cuales estan paralizados poi Ia
huelga.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-20
NO FUE PLAGIADO Ell
ING. M. UGARTE
En- Aguascalientes Sc acusa'
ba como responsible al
General Triana

AGUASCALEENTES. Septiembre
I4.-El ingen!ero Tomas Medina Ugar
to Sc encuentra va en- esta Ciudad. des-
pues de cuatro dias de ausencia, cosa
esta que provoc6 multiples comenta-
rios, pues Sc lego a decir, y esta YER
sion fue haSta confirnada por el c.
Gobernador del Estado, Victoriano Me
dina,-Que Ell ingeniero Ugarte habfa
sido plagiado por ell general Martin
Triana.
Acadia de explicar ell ~ingeniero Me-
dina Ugarte que no hubo tai plagio.
diciendo que Ell general Triana 10 invite
para que 10 acampahase a la hacienda
de Santiago.
La c~reencia general es en- el sentido
de que ell general Martin Triana ext
gira al Goberna6or Medina una salts
facci6n por Ia acusaci6n de que lie hizo
vfctima, pues hay por decir todavia
que ell senior Victoriano Medina gro
un mensaje a Ia Secretarfa de Gober-
naci6n dando cuenta del supuesto pla-
gio de u habia sido vfctima Ell inge-
micro Medina Ugarte por parte del CT
tado general.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-20
DESASTRE EN- FiLlPlNAS

MANILA, Septiembre 19.-Grandes
perdidas de vidas y danos proporcio-
males n la propiedad han sido sufri-
dos en- las provincias septentrionalss
de Ia Isla de Luz6n. de las cuales
Manila es Ia ciudad mayor, a conse-
cuencia del tif6n y de las ~inundacio-
nes del so de Agosto, seg1n informes
recibidos hoy, mediante was de CO.
municaci6n que fueron destruidas por
la tormenta.
varias poblaciones Y aldeas queda-
ron p~racticamente demolidas perecien-
do ahogados muchos de los habitantes
Los danos causados a las p~lantaciones
de arroz V de tabaco han il eXcep-
cionalmente grandes. Ell Gobierno in
sular ha tornado medidas para enviar
auxilios a los que han quedado sin
hogan.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-20
LA UNION CENTRO.AMERICANA

SAN SALVADOR, Repblica del Sal
vador, S~eptiembre lei Ministerio
de Asuntos Extranjeros de Nicaragua
h.a preguntado al gobierno salvadora-
no ST tiene Ia intcnci6n de celebrar
Que estaba ansioso de que Ia conferen-
cia de Ia propuesta Union Centro-A-
mericana, ell Is de septiembre, en- a
Salvador. FL Salvador ha conteStado
que estaba nsioso de que Ia conferen-
cia tuviera lugar en- Ia fecha fijada,
agregando que esta tambien deseoso
de que en- Centre America sc haga al
go practice para Ia u~nificaci6n de las
repnblicas centroamericanas, Ia cual
es una idea de la mayoria de los PAL
ses de Centre America
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-20
UNA NUEVA GUERRA
TEMESE QUE SEA
INEVITABLE
FL pIebiscito en- Silesia
sera el pretexto
Creese que Polonia con la
ayuda de Francia invadira
Alemania 81 no lie es IA
forable la votacion

PARIS. septiembre 1S.-En los cir
eulos polfticos, 10 mismo que en- los d.
plomaticos Sc tiene el tenor de que una
nueva guerra sea practicamente me
vitable con motive de Ia question de
Si!esia donde debe tener lugar un pie
biscito para determiRar 81 esa region
debe correspondence a Alemania o a
Polonia.
Dicho plebiscito lie ha dado a Ale
mania una abrumadora mayorfa en- dos
districts Y Sc cree que en- todos los de-
mas acontecera 10 mismo va que el
pueblo silesiano le teme a n concrip-
ci6n militar o~bligatoria que Sc halla a.
I'm en- vigor en- Polonia. Por otra par
te. Sc sabe bien que Polonia tiene l2
infection de aceptar el resultado
de dicho plebiscito en- case de que no
resulte favorable para ella y que "a
menaza cor llevar a cabo una invasion,
coRtando con el apoyo dc Francia que
hard Que sus tropas vance mas en-
81 Rhin en- case de que estalie Ia que
IRA entire Alemania y Polonia.
Tambien Sc dice que Francia amena-
"a con salirse de Ia Dfga de las Nacio-
nes 81 Sc admite desde luego a Alema-
mia en- ella Y que Suecia Ia eXpresado
So intenci6n de hacer 10 Dropio en- ca
so de que Alemania no sea admitida,
alegando que Ia Liga Sc hailara in
completa en- tarto que no Sc encuen-
tren incluida en- ella todas las grandes
~potencias europeas.
Firalmente. los republicanos mani
fiestan alguna apresi6n 4 causa de
las actividades del partido realistic
que Sc Ia undo con Ia eXtrema dere-
cha 4 fin de trabajar unidos o 10.
grar que Ia election de Presidente
recaiga en- un militar, va sea Foch o
Castelnau.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-20
RESTRIccICNES A LOS JuOlOS

LONDRES, Septiembre 1s.-LaS Of
cinas ejecutivas sionistas lat confir-
mado n noticia de que Sc han dado
erdenes a todas las orsanizactones jul
dias de Ia Europa Oriental para que no
den paso por elias a emigrantes que Sc
dirijan hacia Palestine. SoIamente a
aueilos que demuestren que estdn en-
condolences de mantenerse . 81 mismos
durante doce meses lograran permiSo
para entrar en- "a futura patria de los
hebreos, con objeto de impedir el ham
bre aIf. segGn aseguran los funciona-
rios.
Hazovier. ell Comisionado sionista on
Palestine. ha info-mado a los jeGes
de Ia organization sioDista que a me-
nos que sea retirada ests orden in
mediatamente daran comienzO a6ier-
tamente a IN conflicto en- el sen de
Ia organization.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-20
CARECE DE ALUMBRADO
LA E. DE MATEHUALA
Una comision hablara con Ell
Gobernador para resolver
ell conflicto

MATEHUALA, S~eptiemb-e 1t-El
conflicto surgido entire el Ayuntarlien
to de esta locaIidad Y Ia ConlpahIa
de Luz Y Fuerza sigue en- pie. BESIDE
ell domingo pr6ximo pasado 81 publ
CO carece de alumbrlado Y ell cerente
de Ia mencionada complhia declara
que no atendera este servicio mien-
tras ell Ayuntamiento no retire Ia
concession en- favor del senior Leopol-
do Ramirez. es decir, mientras no Sc
le retire ell perniso para eyplotar su
pianta electrical.
Ell Ayuntamiento Sc la deciarado
Incompetence para solucionar este
conflicto Y es por ello que ACADIA de
ser nombra6a una cor1isi6n para que
vaya q Ia Ciudad de San Luis a en-
trevistar Il Gobernador a fin de que
sea este funcionario euien. Sc encar-
que de resolverlo. Con esta comisihn
salieron rumbo a Ia capital del Esta-
do los seuores licenciado Jose india
no Y sfndico Rodolfo Buck.
Sc espera que Ell c. Gobernador IA
iiara en- I'm sentido favorable para que
resulte beneficiada esta ~poblaci6n.
MientraS tanto una comision de la
Camara de Concrete de este lugar
acercose al gerente de Ia Compahia
de Luz solicitando de ,sste que pro-
porcionara Ell alumbrado en- vista de
Tue 81 asunto estaba a punto de ser
resuelto. Pero ell gerente Sc mostro in
transigente Y auiso. por Ell contrario.
Que Ia Caninra de Concrete. ayudara
a ia Compafifa de Luz en- sus preten-
stones.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-20
LOS EN-


WASHINGTON, Septiembre IL
Los radicales rusos deportados de los
Estados Unidos. Sc han puesto en- con-
tacto con Ia Comisi6n EXTRAORDINARY
de los Soviets y cor no completa-
mente satistactorios r~esultados, en- 10
que concierne n los deportados. fue
informado oficialmente Ell Departa-
mento de Estado. americana hoy.
Todos los deportados al llegar a
Russia recibieron orden de trabaja- y
al negarse a hacerlo, sagdn Ia infor-
maci6n del Departamento de Estado,
Sc les record0 que las autoridades So
viets tenfan una comisi6n eXtraordi-
maria para hacer cumplir sus deere
ros.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-20
LA SEPARATION DE LA lGlESlA
Y EL ESTADo EN- cHECo-
ESLOVAQUlA

PRAGA. Checo. ESlovaquia. septiem-
bre Ia.-El peri6dico aCheco Eslovaouia
aruncia con seguridad CUE 81 Papa ha
consentido en- IA separation de Ia
Isiesia y ell Estado en- Ia nacion. aun-
que dice tambien cue ell Pontffice TO
desea que ell asunto ser d'scutido en-
esta legislature. Moasehor Micsisra.
Ell Nuncio Papal. seGIn, 81 periodico,
foa , prescntar sus credenciales Ell 5
dc S~eptiernbre.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-20
Ia u OTOMANA

CONSTANTINOPLA. Septiembre 70.
Una noticia publicada en- el Diario
Official hace saber que es muy possible
que los tenedores de Ia deuda otoma-
ma en- Ell eXtranjero no puedan CO.
brar los intereses correspondence. FL
decreto tiene efecto retroactive V acu-
mula intereses desde 1914 hasta mar
20 de 1920. los cua;es seran pagados
en- papel moneda turco.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-20
LA PRENSA Sc oPONE A UNA
CONCESSION SOSRE LAS
AGUAS DEL DUERO

MADRID, septiembre 1S.-Dicese
que Sc dara una conseci6n para ell de-
~sarrollo de Ia fucrza hidraulica del rio
Duero a una compania tornado Dor
financiercs que Sc haila en- rclaci0n
con una empresa inslesa de obras dc
ingenieria.
Los p]eri6dicos Sc oponen Il tai con-
cesiGn pues la corsideran perjudicial
a los .n.ereseS ~espanoles.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-20
TRANSACTION JUGOSLAVA-
AlBANESA.

WASHINGTON. Septiembre 10
Las tropas jugosiavas Sc retirardn de
Ia lfnea de demarcaci6n entire Jugosla-
via V Albania tan pornto como ell sta
tus definido Y los lfmites alhaneses
hayan sido determinados por las poter
cias aliadas V asociadas Y Ia peticion
de IA retirada sea hecha por esta. Sc
deciar6 en- una communication official pu-
blicada hoy aquf por Ell ministro tu-
gosiavo en- los Estados Cnidcs. s. Y.
Erouitch.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-20
Sc ABRlRA EN- GRANADA EL CON
GRESO DE CCULlSTkS.

MADRID. septiembre ISL Con-
greso hispano-americano de oculistas
Sc abrira ell lunes pr6Ximo en- Crana-
ma V ~concurrirdn a 81 notables espe-
cialistas de las principales cladads
de Espana Y de algunos passes hispa-
on-orericoD0S
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-20
LAS NEGOclACiONES EN- RIGA

TARSOVIA. Septiembre 19.-Del %
al 20 del actual empezaran en- Riga las
conferencias &c la paz entire polacos
y rusos. Los deleGados soviets salie-
ron de Moscow el viernes y los de
Polonia saldrdn. dentro de breves dias.
Es possible Que Ia delegation pola-
ca sea acompahada por el minist-o de
Estado. prfncipe Sapilhea.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-20
Sc LE CONCEDE A FRANClA UN
PLAZo DE TRES MESEs PARA
Ell PkGO

MADRID. Septiembre 1I.-El 60
bierno decide hoy c~oncederle a Fran
cha uno prorroga de tres meses para
que haga el pago del emprestito con-
tratado en- ESpala-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-20
Sc EXTIENDE LA REBELLION EN-
SIBERIA

TOXIC. Septiembre 1a.-Despachos
de prensa recibidos hoy desde Yer
khne-Udinsk, indican que el movimien-
70 ti-bolsheviki de IL Siberia Occi-
dental Sc esta extendiendo V que seis
mil hombres de los regimientos magia-
res de Ia guardia soviet Sc han undo
al movimiento en- Ia provincial De Perm.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-20
CABLES DE ESPANA
Seruic;o especial de LA PRERSA
Sc EsTABLEcEN coMPETENcIAS
GiMNASTICAS EN- Ell EJERCi-
TO ESPANOL

a.IADRID, Septiembre 1I.-El Minis
tro de Ia Guerra instituyo unas com
petencias gimnasticas en- ell ejercito
eSpahol.
Todas las unidades que 10 integran
tomaran parte en- las competencias pre-
liminares V estas cHlminaran en- I'm
gran torneo annual en- que Sc disDuta-
ran el campeonato las que hayan re-
saltado en- las prinleras.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-20
CAUSE CONSERVATION LA
MUERTE DEL PlNTOR RAYMUN-
DO MADRAZO.

MADRID. septiembre lS.-Gran
c~onsternaci6n cause Ia. noticia de ID
muerte del famoso pintor espanol Ray
mundo Madrozo. acaecida en- Versa.
lies e. microbes pasado.
Dicha noticia Sc recibi6 hasta aver
en- esta ciudad. por TELEGRAPH.
Por mas que haya nacido en- Rcna,
p]ertenecia a una familia e~spanola.
Sc espera que su cadaver sea tras-
iadado aQui en- breve.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-20
Ell DIVORClO EN- e. PERU

LIMA. Septiembre liza Camara
de Diputados peruana aprc'6 aver
una ley por la que Sc dispone la le-
galizaci6n de los divorcios en- el Pc
ru. pasando ahora Ia med!da a estudio
del Senado. Hay una gran oposicion
al proyecto de ley por parte de las
autoridades eclesiasticas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-20
oPOSlCloN CONTRA 10 DEL A
RREGIO DE TACNA-ARlCA

LIMA, Septiembre 1s.-Despachos
recibidos aQuf de Buenos Aires infor
man que IN convenio entire Peru y
Chile para la soluci6n de Ia contro-
versa sobre Tacna y africa ha sido
repudiado por Ia oposici6n Y los Or
ganos gubernamentales, todos los Qua
les Sc manifiestan unidos para califi-
car Ia noticia como 'un canard' chi
leno designado para sondear Ia OPT
Mon peruana.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-20

'ssL toIuo@uS urS any 'esoS 'e4S N
Gil 'euszo7 Ie!lo].P3 eseo ei e pea
.sn sssrIIlp '~Iousdss 10 soiqlI sisd
The Lake County times., 1920-11-23
ESPazzRzS!IN(s RA|!G!lEE) \!

over Frank Mulkern's ring, handing
him the worst pastinE that Bob has
met in his ten-year career. In the
sixth Greb cut the sQuatty ones lip
and Bob was covered with gore from
that time on.
Greb with Is long reach kept stab
bling his willing but helpless opponent.
Twice Bob got in close enough to send
home pair of ripping uppercuts. but
these were the only two punches that
caused any damage to the travelling
comedian.
Moha was a big disappointment TO
the home folks. Bob usually can be
counted upon to dim the. light Of those
who are fast moving to the top. He
has never been a champion, but makes
an excellent tryout. 1t was expected
that he would lose. but tn efans never
expected to see him bounced around
the ring like a &ubber ball. In the
seventh Greb had him running dizzy in
circles while he was popping his
swinging left off his head.
The receipts were about $4,000.
The Lake County times., 1920-11-23
PURDUE ON STILL
HUNT FOR COACH
FOR 1921 ELEVEN

LAFAYETTE, Ind, Nov. cs.-Purdue
uniVersity's alumni association and
tho athletic administration are work
ing hand and hand TO get tho best
football coach obtaInable for next
year. Arthur G. Scanlan. coach for
three years. Is no longer at Purdue,
having left on Saturday.
Although Purdue has had many dis
astrous football seasons. the future Is
more hopeful because OF the united
stand OF alumni. faculty. and athletic
authorities in the movement TO solve
the problem. There Is no conflrma-
tion OF the report that Coach knute
Rockne OF Notre Dame has been Of
fered the berth. but there IS consider
able sentiment hero in favor or
Rockne.
Capt. Blrk OF this years eleven may
be reelected captain for next season.
Purdue will lose few OF its 1890 regu
lars.
The Lake County times., 1920-11-23
CUB OFFICIALS
DENY TRADE
INTERNATIONAL NEWS sERS.cEl

IUNNL NkWo SENN
CHICAGO, Nov. 23.-Onicials OF the
Chicago Cubs vigorously denied today
that a trade is in prospect whereby
Grover Alexander. pitcher, Charles
HoIlocher. shortstop, and a couple Of
unnamed Cubs were to be traded to
Cincinnati for Heinie Groh. Dutch
Reuther. Earle Neale and Larry Kopf
we wouldn't trade Alexander and
Hollocher for teh whole Cincinnati
team" Johnny Seys, secretary OF the
Cubs. said.
1t was admitted. however. that sew
erai deals are on the fire by which It
is hoped to give Johnny Evers, new
Cubs manager. a stronger team to pilot
than Fred Mitchell. his predecessor.
had,
The Lake County times., 1920-11-23
FLOORED ONCE,
TREMaa,,AE WINS
co WITH BURMAN
FIGHT DECISIONS.

FIGHT DECISIONS.
Decisions OF nEht representatives.
mPOs
At PhiIadeIphia-CarI TrerzEine beat
Joe BurmaM (S)l Joe MendeIi bent
Charlie Dear (S).
At PottsvtIle, PR.-f<id Gleason knock
ed out X. o. Sullivan (1D.
AT st PauI-Bobby war dbeat Matt
Brock (1O).
At st. LouiR-Eddie shannon beat Billy
Cole 80.
At Milwaukee-Harry Greb beat Bob
Moha 1O)s
The Lake County times., 1920-11-23
LEWIS AND
STECHER WIN
BOUTS IN n. Y.

NEW YORK. Nov esd ("stran-
sler'o Lewis Of Lexington, KY. threw
Wladek Zbyszko OF Poland here last
night with a dying deadlock in !
hour, rs minutes and 40 seconds. Joe
Stecher threw Leon O'Donneu OF
France in II minutes and 40 seconds
with body scissors and arm hold in
the semi-windup
The Lewiszbyszko bout was rough.
both men trying often for toeholds
In the last dve minutes OF the match
Lewis obtained three headIocks, from
two of which his opponent escaped.
Lewis was in jeopardy when the Pole
Sot toe hold and a body hold, but
squirmed out and gained his feet. with
the anal deadlock he threw Zbyszko
TO tho floor and. retaining the hold,
forced the dazed Poles shoulders to
the mat O'Donnell. who appeared in
this country for the hrst time. gave a
clever exhibition OF defensive work
until he succumbed to Stecher's ia
vorite body scissors hold.
The Lake County times., 1920-11-23
Jack Hathaway Named
81 Captain of Purple

There was a round .of cheers when
Jack Hathaway, center on the varsity
fotball team for the last two years,
was suggested as captain for the 1921
eleven at a banquet given last night
in the Evanston Hotel to the North
western University football squad.
Hathaway was chosen unanimously as
captain OF the team for the coming
year. Hathaway is a member Of the
Wranglers and lives at the Wrangler
house In Evanston.
Eighteen members Of the football
squad were given their ~ last night
the ward being announced by Coach
Elmer McDevitt OF the eighteen only
one will not be back next vera
The Lake County times., 1920-11-23
Cicotte Must Pay to U. S.
5000 of Bribe Money

DETROIT, Mich, Nov. pa dis
patch from Washington yesterday said
that Eddie Cicotte. suspended White
So1 pitcher, must pay the government
S?.2oo of the $4,000 he is alleged to
have received for throwing games in
tho worlds series OF 1919. In addi-
tion to the regular income tax, the
dispatch, announced, the players were
assessed an added amount as a fine for
delinquent payment and false returns.
Cicotte referred the matter TO his at
torney. D. P. Cassidy, who refused TO
discuss 1t.
The Lake County times., 1920-11-23
EXPERT
PRAISE
THE BOUTS
ny SAM r, HALL.

CHICAGO. Nov. 33.-The American
Legion staged a boxing show out at
Whiting. Ind. lats Saturday night.
during which tho hat was passed -
help buy tho poor kids Christmas din
ners. and a goodly sum was realized
Those legion guys are all right. and
their hearts are sure working in the
right location. The show was q hum
NOR from accounts received, and in
Ihe main bout Tim O'Neill drew with
Joe Wagner in ten rounds. Joe Bishop
put Billy Grant to the shades in this
third round OF their fight. while an
other preliminary furnished a further
thrill to the assembly. There are go
ing to be q few moro mitt shows at
Whiting and we will help all we can
to make them q successful venture.
The Lake County times., 1920-11-23
Harry Greb Punches
Moha All Over Ring

MILWAUKEE,. Nov. 23.-Harry Greb
used Bob Moha for a punching bag
here last night. The veteran stood on
his feet for ten rounds, but the hop
ping Pittsburgher battered him all
The Lake County times., 1920-11-23

son of New PhiladelphIa started here
last night Sullivan was laid out cold
with q left-hAnd punch. Sullivan fell
so hard tho spectators feared he was
killed. but he was revived in about
minute.
The Lake County times., 1920-11-23
Az 1as4!
Mars hos spoken!

YOUNG HIRAM Jinks.
HAD TRIED for weeks.
TO TALK to Mars
sY WIRELESS
HE'D POUNDED his key.
CALLING "MARs. Hello. Mars
UNTIL HIS right biceps.
WAS THE village pride.
he HARDLY dared to slee1.
LEST HE miss ths call
AND sAYI One evening
he GOT an answering buzz.
'YEP. THIS is Mara"
AND HIRAM shook all over.
AND SUFFERED back in Morse.
"HAvE YOU any word
FOR Us on EArth7"
QUICK CAME the answer.
"You CAN tell the world.
THEY sATisFYI" Then slence.
HIRAM RAN to the corner store.
AND SHOUTED in triumph
"a MESSAGE from Mars!
YOU CAN tell the world
THEY Satisfy"
BUT THE village elders.
MERELY sNoRrED -shuca,
KNOWN THAT for years"
WHILE OUT In the army camp.
THE RADIO man.
| WHO'D BEEN kidding Hiram
THREW AWAY his butt
AND LAUGHED himself to sleep.
The Lake County times., 1920-11-23
Gleason Has the Punch

Po1SrSVlLLE. Pa, Nov. 2s.-Fiftesn
seconds after tho bout between X. o.
Sullivan OF Shenandoah and Kid Glea-
The Lake County times., 1920-11-23

PHILADELPHIA. Pa. No. 23.-By
virtue OF his ability to come back az
ter being foored in the first round.
Carl Tremaine OF Cleveland won a
very tough bout from Joe Burman OF
Chicago IN the eight round windup At
tho Olympia A. A. last night.
Early in the first round the Cleve-
land man stopped a straight left with
the point OF his chin as was coming In.
He went down. but came up quickly
and thereafter had the best OF the
fighting all the way winning the bout
on points.
In the eight round semi-finai Joe
Mendell won all the way from Charlie
Rear. although he failed to develop a
sleep producing punch.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-01-10
GENESEO

Miss Ethel Myers, daughter Of
". l.. Myers, was married to George
Masengarb at the home Of the
brides father on Wednesday after
noon at 4 o'clock. Miss Maize
Shaper acted as bridesmaid and
Vernon Wink as groomsman. Miss
Josie Clifton played the wedding
march and Mrs. Reschke sang. The
color scheme Of pink and white was
beautifully carried out in the deco
atoms. Mrs. Masengarb is one Of
the most accomplished sand popular
young ladies' of the city and Mr.
Masengarb is a very we'll liked
young pharmacist and an ex-sol-
der After q short wedding trip
they will make their home in
Geneseo.
John Bloom of Atkinson has pur-
chased the Carl Wording home on
S Russell avenue and expects to
occupy it March /.
The little daughter of Mr.. ana
Mrs. Frederickson, who while visit
ing at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Hughes, suffered an attack
of appendicitis and was operated
upon, died at Mr.. Hughes home
Wednesday.
William Large, who has long
been suffering with tuberculosis,
died at his home Thursday morn
ing. He leaves wife and five chill
dren. the last being baby three
weeks old.
| At the Joint installation Of the
blue lodge Masons and chapter,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-01-10
Boy Scout News

Troop s Of the First Baptist
church held a we'll attended meet
ing last night at its club rooms with
the Scout executive present. After
the Scout meeting a feed consist
ing Of buns, wienies and other good
things was cooked by the Scouts
and real social time enjoyed. This
troop expects to have two Scouts
ready for first class tests and one
fret class Scout passing merit
badges at the next Court of Honor.
Starting next Tuesday, this troop
will hold meetings every Tuesday
..ight and Leroy Soady will take
active charge of the troop. M.
Soady has been sought by Il
number of troops as Scoutmaster
and troop No. 6 considers Itself
especially fortunate in having hir,
Is its leader.
Troop No. 10 will hold a meeting
at the Sacred Heart church next
Thursday at 1880 with the Scout
executive present to conduct an in
srection. Scoutmaster Joe Kelly
has q group Of the finest Scouts in
the city and he is active now in
helping the Knights Of Columbus
promote the additional four troops
which they expect to organize some
time this month.
Troop No. il hiked to the woods
this afternoon with . large number
Of Scouts in attendance. The
Scouts returned to the city about 6
o'clock.
The big scoutmaster meeting will
be held Monday evening at 1880 n: