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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-10-27
iImpOItante aCIaTaCi6n

En- Ia edici6n de Ell MUNDO de
fecha octubre 26, aparece un suelto
baio el titulo 'La Atlantic Fruit Co"
sobre el cual deseaSnos haeer algunos
c9nentarios Y tambien algunas CO
rrecciones, necesarias para rendir
culto la verdad.
Es completamente eFroneo el su-
poner que esa compafiia haya sido el
factor para la reduction de fletes,
pues dicha empresa perteneca a la
West Indies Conference, y de clio
sin duda tienen conocimiento sus agen
tes, quienes pueden conirmar las ma
nifestaciones que vlmos a hacer en-
-elaci6n con el procedimiento que Sc
sigue para resolver cualquier asun-
TO referente { la operation, etc, de
vapores.
FL Shipping Board ha creado las
llamadas Conference" (comites) de
los duehos operadores de vapores
las diferentes localidades, con el
fin de regularizar el movimiento de
buques establecer una reglamenta-
ci6n uniforme para todos, al igual
que nivelar los fietes etc. FL comite
que entiende en- estos asuntos para
Puerto Rico las otras antillas Sc
denomina "West Indies Conference.
FL "Wcst Indies Conference, del
cual, como " dijimos, forma parte
la Atlantic Fruit CO.., resolvi6 ha-
Ger una reduction de fletes en- el mes
de agosto Y otra reduction en- ell mes
de oetubre para clio no tenia que
fijarse 81 habia una compania mas en-
este serviciO no.
Las causas determ;nantes de estl
reduction no son las que Sc indican en-
el citado suelto Y s. Sc deben a eco
nomias en- los gastOs generates, que
permite hscer las reducciones de con
fereneia. En- agosto Sc redujeron los
salarios de los emplesdos de a bordo
Sc hizo una rebaja. En- octubre Sc
hizo reduction en- los salaries de los
estivadores Y como consecuencia Sc
obtuvo una economic mas que permi
te la. rebaja recientemente anuncisda..
No ereemos que la information da
da en- el suelto citado haya sido su-
ministrlda por los Agentes de la
Atlantic Fruit Co" en- 10 que respec
IA a reduction de fietes, pues dichos
agentes 6eben sabsr 10 srriba expues
to: pero debemos rsstablecer la YER
dad en- esta question pOr 10 que roga-
mos la publication de estos datos en-
su periodieo para conocimiento del p1
blieo.
FirmadO:.
THE NEW YORK & P. R. STEAM
SHIP CO.,
R. A. NADAL, Gen. Agent.
BULL INSULAR LINE INC.
NJ. SUCH, G. M. w. l.
THE "RED ID" LINE OF STEAM
SHIPS,
SoBS. DE IZQUIERDO & Co.,
Agente
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-10-27

Ell MUNDO, cuyo interes sabran
aquilatar nuestros lectores, sera trans
lnitida con toda rapidez por la "All
America Cables, importante empire
81 cuya actividad efciencia son hoy
reconocidas por todo ell pafs,S al que
viene brindsndo dicha compaifa ca
blegrafca, desde su fundacion, un
servicio tan excelente como eficaz, con
10 que Sc ha conquistado ell constan-
te apoyo del publico y de las mas
valiosas entidades comerciales.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-10-27
lei LCdO, BGnitez Flores requiri6 al manager
del Cable lngI6S' para que expusiGra las raz0-
mes pOr las CualGS no habia tranSmitidO dos
CabIGgramaS del ECGRCiadO C0rdOva DavHa.

I'm Redactor nuCstro visits aver,
en su despacho, al Lcdo. Manuel Be
nitez Flores, con el prop6sito d con
firmar cierto3 infcrmes, references
a un ineidente ocurrido en- las ofci-
mas del Cable Ing'es, con motive de
la transmission de dos cables del Sr.
C6rdova Davila, en- su caracter off
cial de Comisionado Residente, de
Puerto Rico, en- Washington.
Ell Lcdo. Benitez Flores, inform6
a nuestro Redactor, que ef ctivamen
te habia sido requerido por el mace
70 del S2nado, quien plreces que .el
sefor Cordova Davila comision6 pa
ra que pusiera dichos cables, para
cue el, actuando como abogado, re-
quiriera a su vez al manager de la
oficinl cablegrafica para que expusie
ra las razones que h&bia tenido para
ntgarse a transmitir los referidos ca
bles, sin el previo pago de su impor
te, como es costambre en- los casos of
ciales.
Ell Lcdo Benitez Flores, agreg5
ademas que habia ll9nado su cometi-
do, levant lndo ell acta notaria,l CO.
rrespondi.nte, en- donda constan las
razones expuestas por el manager, /,
Y la cual utilizara el sefior C6rdova
Davila les fines que estimare con-
vonientes.
Ha ia Shi los informes adquiridos
de las parties interesadas, pero en- re
laci6n con este asunto, debemos ana
dir los sigui ntes detail que a5qui
rimos por otro coaducto:
Como saben nue3tros lectore-, ha-
ce alg1n tempo, el gobernador Reilly
hizo poneE en- Wig. un boletin admi-
nistrativo, en- virtud del cual, ningu
ma compaiiia cablegrafica podfl trans
mitir un cablegrama con caract off
c;al, a menos que el mismo no vaya
aprobaao por ell Secr5tario Executive.
Por esta razon Y cumpicndo dicha
orden, e. manager de la compaflia
Sc nego transmitir dichos cablegra
mas con. caracter Official.
ST Sc procedi6 al requerimiento le-
gal por parte de un abogado, Sc de-
bio a que existfa la creencia de que
el Lcdo. Cordova Davila, como miem
bro que es del Congreso americana,
tenia el derecho de gozar de ese pri
vilegio que le concede la franquicia
del cable, sin tener que yer para ma
da con las 6rdenes emanadas del go
bierno insular.
Aunque no sabemos ell texto de los
cables mencionados, los cuales fueron
puestos per otra compania, sabemos
que uno de ellos iba dirigido al Post
master General de los Fstados Uni
dos Y el otro al presidente de uno de
los comit6s mas importantes dcl Sc
nado.
Ell notable jurisconsulto sanor Be-
nitez Flores tuvo la amabilidad de
ofrecernos cualquier otra informa-
ci6n respeeto al curse que pueda to-
mar h question en- litigio.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-10-27
los AEROPLAROg BOMBAR
DEAN Las KARILAS
RfRRENAe

Madrid eeiutrs 2e.-Los nlfimos
esaEaehes fsritsdoa O. Msnua dan eusn
ts es gus iss frsBas ssgsGoins .dsspaSs
es haesF FfalEade un avanea tIiunfal
~ haa Eists etiigasss 3 acnmpar ca 81
menis Arrest . esaaa de ias continnas
nlFias qus iu.peslhiiitan aeiaalments
81 msFimieata.
Las elaarlilaa ds asrepianos bombaF
asaFen seeaEmenfs las kahiias a. 0oma
81 y 1srre 90. esnds grades cautingsn
go ae fneTHas enemiaaE - estaban rec0n
eeHtFarfo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-10-27
Ell GoBERNADoR EMBARcARA Ell
OLA Is DE NovIEMBRE

segun los informes que tenemos, sac
bemos que ell Gobernador de Puerto Ri
co, embarcara ell dia Is de noviembre
hacia los Estados Unidos.
Ell dia 5 sera ell viaje a los pueblos
del centro de- la isla, por 10 que ell
viaie al Norte no Sc nevara i efecto
antes de esa fecha.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-10-27
El paligrO de Ia gran
fGrrOViaria
ha SidO COnjurad0
(De nuestro corresponsal en- N. Y. }
VIA GALL AMERICA CABLES"

CHICAGO, octubre 26.-La Junta del
Trabajo continna realizando importantes
gestiones para evitar que las Uniones
ferroviarias lleven cabo la formidable
huelga que tienen proyectada.
Dicha Junta ha prometido solemnemen
te los representatives de los obreros
que los salaries que disfrutan actual
mente no seran reducidos ,respetandose-
les todas las demas ventajas de que hoy
disfrutan.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-10-27
RRTLI.ANTE REcEPcIoN
EN- la FoRTALEzA

Ia reception oheial qHe habia sido
saspsndida q eausa del falle 'imiento
del sshor BaEh0sa. So efeetuaFi en- la
noche del 2s del eoTriente.
como no Sc reparten nuevas invita-
ciones. se e0nsideraran validss las que
- distribuyeFon 0ltimaments para Ia
Eeeepci6n cue fue suspeadida
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-10-27
Ell PLAN DEFINITIVO PARA
LA LIMITACION DE
ARMAMENTOS

WASHINGTON, octubre 26.-.- La Sc
crctarfa de Estado ha hecho pdblico
hoy, que va Ia terminado el plan def
nitivo para Ia limitaci6n de armament
tos, 81 cpal sera sometido a discu-
sion en- una de las primeras scsiones de
la conferencia del desarme.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-10-27
w GRAVE AccIDENTE Y UN
TRFukFo DEL DR. ROSES ARTAU

tisesn pecas tias e esnoeidc lovsu
esu Lais vsia sohr.aa dsl aeaudalado
annneisTs Doa Rata6n Dsigado safr6
nna eai4a a. un autom6vii ~ aeci-
es-te eeaFFi6 8 iaa 3 &c "a msarugada
y fna namada inmeaiatamsnts 81 DR.
he1ss sneeutrando a hsTlao en muy
mAlAa rqmdlcienek-- Lnege - veEia-
eaea varies sHkmeaes Faaiograacos por
81 citaeo eoetoE. esfahissl6 n conclu-
sl4u ee fFactaEa ds osnee. peTo sns
eui4aeea y a. rnFAda y saeas acfnasi5n
meeife. .qllFdTElea ban aevaelt9 IA a.
10 81 iersn vssa , "a sFanaul.iGad a
sus pa1Tas Baaa oaaealups Aeosta y
Deu Resenda q quisnes fslieisan'os 10
misms qus a ~. Roses psr egts sober.
BE tFiunfs.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-10-27
Sc ALOUILA

Local propio para toda cIase
de negocios, 10 mas centrico y
10 mas fresco de San Juan. Te-
tuan %, esquina a Tanca.
lnformaran: FREIRlA & co.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-10-27
En- breVa Sc haran
.nunGTOSOS DOInbFa-
mient0s judiCia!eS

Aver tarde el "Attorney' calebr6
una extensa e3nferencia con ell Gober
naGor, durante la cual trataron ex-
tensamente sobre pr6ximos nombra-
mientos judiciales, los cualss,-a juz
gar por el interes damostrado por
Mr.. Rely en- conocer el resultado de
unN consulta que oportunlmente hi
ciera al senor Mestre, respecto a le-
yes Tigentes relacionadas con csa ella
Sc de ncmbrami ntos-se cree seran
hechos de hoy manana, toda vez
que los puntos q e at,arcab&n la con-
sulta, sen delk conocimiento del Go
bernador
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-10-27
CTscidOIRdmSTO.dG
bOmbas dGSCubiHTtO
pOI la gGRdaTmGIia
(Ds nuestro eoFrsspOnsai en- n. ~
VIA AL ANERIcA CABLES"

FARlH erfnhEs eg.-La PeEcia secrs
ka es esta cisaae. 81 mando as los mas
saEarss iefss E.Eus pTaeiesndo eenti.
nnsa psagaiaas FaTa sFifsF eas los sis.
neutes ccmuuiatas Fsaiicen .ias amsnazas
as mAetts aaa 6lf.mameate has diFigido
e Emhais4or e. ~ EEta4os unidos con
m.stiwe aa iea enfaFceiamientes ds les
ifaiiaael Garro y Vslzefti
Geese eeaaeeEeae.a a. elehas pesgui
ssr ies Eeaaaruss hsn aeaeuhleFto mul-
titna Sc baaahaa ga nna easa DE- loa sn-
hrflles 4s srfs esEitai. apTssapao a.
miaus tiempe q vaFiea iadiyldnss gus
HgsIezsn ee@pFau,eiidas en 81 Econ,
Fist''.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-10-27

N. de la R.-Ascenci6n es una isla situa
da en- ell Atlantico los siete grades
81 minutes, latitud Sur diez se:s
grades y cincuenta y dos minutes longi
tud oeste.
No es mas que un mont6n de colinas
negras rojizas, separadas por barran-
cos de doce Kilometres de profundidad
por nueve de ancho. Los ingleses han
construido ALI un fuerte y un estable-
cimiento comercial.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-10-27

hoy lleFars de ios Esiados uuidos,
a nafFo Andifor. Mr Kessinger.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-10-27
ZITA IRA A SUIZA Y CARLOS
DESTERRADO A UNA ISLA
LEJANA

PARIS, octubre 26.-Los Embajado-
res Aliados Sc han reunido precipitada--
mente en- esta capital, para tratar acer-
ca del sitio donde sera desterrado ell ex-
emperador Carlos Hapsburgo, fin de
evitar que una nueva intentona vuelva
a alterar la paz de Europa.
Los Aliados han resuelto que la ex-
emperatriz zita sea enviada Suiza, lu-
gar donde antes residfa, en- union de sus
hijos. Y en- cuanto al dltimo emperador
de Hungria, asegurase que sera trasla
dado InglaterTa desde ALI desterra
do una de las islas Canarias a AS
censi6n.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-10-27

NEW YORK. octubre 26 En- to-
todas las ciudades que visitara, Foch
Sc le prepararan grandes honores.
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8. AVIS, Dealer
TO Texas 8krsef, 8hfevceert

" Finuf. Id March /. 1921. q,
a. Forfi. ia May 1. 1924. 81. 10.
TON Gardner. to April I, 1921, 81.
Mrs. s.. &. Gibson, to Feb. !, El823 81
q yohr Goodmana III March i. 1922, ~
& &. "a. Goodwin Ia March 4, 1922, 81.
\ rsaac Hail, t. Malrh71, 1922, W.
N. II. Hail, To Sept. 1, 1921, 81 ].
1 Is. n Mafpen fo Apf'l ~, .aas'
Henry fasrlla. s y ~ tas, -
e 81 Es sai,, a. Marrh ~ f 0ss.s' IS
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psoashed o. Thsrsdsy Of Eoch Hssis

EsfrrnrD as second class matter ae the post
ONCE at Benton. La, under act q Gen-
eress Of date March s, 1879.
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0sk 'nIlI.

Dated Monday, April nth.
The weafher Is quite cool again.
Mrs Afullie Ward. and Mr. Garland
Ward vtsifed At the home of Mr.. and
Mrs Ead Hamfter yesterday.
LII. Birdwefl Crabfree MI. George
Seward and Mrs Lucy Shipp motored
Ia Plain Dealing Saturday. evening 70
attend i picture show.
Mestsrs b. Grabtree and George
Seward made u trip to Shreveport yes
terday I'd Mr.. Stewards cal.
|s Mrs AInrry seward and Mrs. Joe
Seward visited Mrs. =. Seward Sat
urday
III. Joe Seward made q business trip
To shreveport Saturday
- shreveport Saturday.
Tie residence Of Mr. 3. w. Smith
burned yesterday, Everything il the
house was destroyed
Messrs George seward ana N. shipp
made . bushes trip TO plain Dealing
saturday.
lfrs sallie Ioyelads MS Aoppins
~ Islnin Dealing satnrIay
Mrs Mary seward spent = few days
of last week With hef sOn. MI p a
Mrs 4 N. smith ana Miss Hodge
spent sdfurday very pleasantly at ths
home of Mrs. Lucy Shipn.
Mis- Lucy f,llipp spent yesterday
livery Illeasaussly With her sister Mrs
4 Ida Grew al -BEUK EYES.
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{ Learn t0 eay. Z T eaw g0ur "a
yertiaanent I'M the BossIEn BANNEs.
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$50
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-09
NEW TENNIS COURTS
FOR PENN TEAM
Athletic COUNCIL Votes Sum to
Make New Ones to Stimulate
Interest in the Sport
CREW MEN ARE ELIGIBLE

With n dcsirc 10 stimulate interest
in tennis NJ tho University Of Pcnnsyl-
Nnnia the athletic council Yesterday
afternoon nj its regular monthly moot
ing voted an appropriation to mnko
six courts on the plot of ground at
Thirty fourth and Walnut Streets
Those now courts will be I'm addition 10
III" Law School courts ana viii permit
much greater number of students
to practice than heretofore
Inst yonr tennis took decided boom
nj tn" I University and this year with
much larger number signed NJ the
sport Of racquet wi"l1ng promises 10
become ono Of the features Of Pcnu's
minor sports. With Carl Fischer. onr
of tho leading players in tho state. aS
captain Of tho team md u corps Of
veterans. tho Red and BlTo team should
b" socunG 10 mono this season. according
10 tho tennis enthusiasts. \ committee
vas also appointed by tn" council I"
look after the sport. tho first time thHt
such action has been taken. Mr..
Gcy"lin. chairman of tn" counril Dr.
"tutchcOn, secretary Of tn" council.
th" manager Of tho team. tho chairman
"' tho minor sports Cnmmittoo. and
representative Of the University tourtS
CIuh will compose th" new committee.
Tn" council also announced TINT
three members Of the crew who have
been ineligible we're now back in good
standing and can take their seats in
their respective cights. Bill Copeland.
who has been stroking ono of the two
varsity cights. and Loosen and will
IinmS. also Of tho varsity arc the thrco
mon rendered eligible. Their return
will greatly bolster up Coach Wrght'S
crows for the regatta with Vale.
Letters wer" awarded to tho mem
b"rs of the championship basketball team
and Milton Iuckrr. who was stricken I'll
at tho start Of tho season and vas NJ.
ahln 10 play. Danny McNirhol. Biu
Grave. Danny Sullivan. Walter Hunt
Finger. Al N"cgclin, Emil Ro>rnat and
Pos Miller werC the recipients ~ m"
coveted u. In addition the council
awarded the managers insignia tn lIrg
arty. Gil Strickland. Btll Sojd"l. Al
Shumway and Al Lane.
H. II. Zimmerman was namo|l ~
manager of nrXt season quintet and hr
will have rs his assistants w. KimhnN.
T.. Maughlcr aud !. Clifford. KimbaN
who halls from Spokane. WASH. will be
the assistant to the manager. Maugnor
will look after th" Junior varsity fy"
and clifford tn" freshman.
John &. Bell. .Tr.. and John T..
Thayer. .lr., wcr" mad" members Of II"
Soccer Committee by the council.
Although no official Announcement
was made concerning the case Of .Io"
Straus. the baseball star. (which was
supposed 10 be rCopcnCd yesterday II Is
presumed that IN" Texan will b" Uuabl"
to play this year.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-09
JOHNSON URGES
SUPPORT FOR SOX
President Of American League
Comedies Yankees High Place
in Pennant Race
ENCOURAGEMENT FOR AS

Chicago. April o.-Ran Johnson.
president of the American League. and
for years opposed to Charles A. Com.
tSk"y in the administration Of league
analrS. in n statement reviewing
the pcnnant prospects for the coming
season urged thGt rh" public accord
Manager "kid' Gleason its full sup
port in his task Of rebuilding Comiskoy's :
team. III" Chicago White Sox.
Mr.. Johnson declared it to be his
conviction the race will prove the mos,
open in the history of the organiza-
tion.
''Thor" has been change in the
leadership Of four clubs" he said. and
notable rcalignmcnt in six of tho
teams
with III" prestige OF an American
I."agn" championship. and world
series victory, Cleveland. under the
leadership Of the peerless speaker
seems to have mucn If AN advantage
over the other contendcrS for tho pen
nant. Th" loss Of Chapman may ulti.
matCly prove serious handicap.
New York, with its array of bat.
ting strength. Is conceded high rank.
but ST. Louis. Detroit and Washington
must not b" undcrestimatcd when we
weigh the fact they viii - guided by
new. skilled and ambitious managers
The numerous victories Of cunnic
Ma"E'S Athletics over the New York
and Philadelphia Nati"uH-S In the South
Ii"v" that that dowu-t -tVudd"u trihr
would claim II place IN hhe suulIgh,
this summer.
- "k"rn interest will r"ntNr around
Ty cobb and his Tigers We know
thar lD"trOit's new manager ha, the
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-09
amateur Sports

West Philadelphia Giants. Grsl-cIass
Ia L% r',!nS fr nins, h2s open dai"s in Arr' AMI
Wilson, 2il Chestnut stroo'
SlmpSon \. {. d"sir's t. nooI. sa""s WIN
bT aI. Ii"e,sH%%r%ia ,a$ %r ,G &% E '%5ES ,-I
Hunting Professionals WIN pay two prIc-
% ,'o" Shlm"s ,or!r tn" "".h~ u!. To-day It "r-
,;aErs tn" Glover cut Both Rnmrs win h"
nioyed It N!nelccnt. s,r.c, ma Hunting
nnrl n";4u& Hunting desires t. book
NcrEhorGnnG NTIi Gmm"s ,I E'nF SH$" AfGd stree
:. r.grk. .iS32 Frantfrrd ay"nuc.
Adr r'@5r' e. bn4 INK" o M y c, ~ svcT9S c9P on %
Darh%. N the laIt,r'S ErOuuGs L. W
t"N l@@> ,utn EttinE street
Wnrwlch Iuncrs. = nrl" ,n.scv"n,r u-yoar.
fu!ly gn'forin"d trayollns -nin"s. Harry Hone,
r,tLr. MLIs c5tcher tI 3';7 W'S ~, gn@saSn H%nr
w T."cs !" 'SF %Hnut"",ar%rst M.' " .'TIS T%asus
M"uh "" - ;"rr 4 nrstClae$ team. Ball
P",.r 2?&l "unrrcu ,tr"rt.
AbrO \. 4. would Tx" l' book gam,
wan ,r,r,r 'n-scy scyrnt?"n.ye"r-.li ii Uniformed
U"Ir, 3lll North Franklin street
ncrrhI \. \. desires to or. 'ns" contests
,r.ta6j" .nI0.,m"n.1. Nla,t> Wofson, $2I3
81. John Junior. " .uII nix, p, lool, Gur.os
%,h WI, '|n' na'n$ m,r" f H'as AM AM GT"I
W rs I;$I I'h Nno,i i1sTrM'y'' .IrrHi ''i"a ''""'
West Park rrofss~i"nnS nt1 open dnt"g
i"r SalprdaN and SundnN snr.'s IN ~ I1Ht Of Of
DAVIS 90 %.~rn 2irr-hrtn s'r.."t
=. o of A.: C"mn @3!, has or "GE%n.zr@i ~. 2,,'i
,k" "a h'rr fr"rH rr''-.a,, .",Vns having
/" =. Grounds ,ni H." < ta.r "Iarant"cS
RnCipe 4. G.. -,..or.l'r'ass tray,!.nr
n.r". wisho, :" n.'on St'.'s Al. 1t Haher"r.
The Forty-eiEhth ward juniors. n fu..,
unfurlE"d t"n'". lAs ~" u ant later
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-09
T|PL|Tz BELIEVES,
HE OUTFITS CHANEY
Joe Hopes to Stop Al Murphy
Quicker Than George
Did the Trick
YUSIL CONFIDENT BOXER
BY LOUIS, JiFFE

Joe Tiplitz had just bro6cn the string
supporting the punching bag with ter
rifle left hook yesterday afternoon. and
as The leather went HURTING ncro., the
gymnasium nt Philadelphia Jack
O'Hri"n's NuSil. pcrSpriug and breath
ing hard. picked up tine jumping rope
and Chirped mCIodiously to tho tune Of
the switching hrmp rs he skipped up
and down the floor:
"GucSS I'm punching pretty good. ch ::
They say that figures don't lie. but I'm
out to prove that that dope is all bunk.
George thancy'S records show him to
be- n pretty hard punchcr. probably til"
hardest his weight. bun think that I
am going 10 succeed in proving myself
4 better hitter than tn" Baltimore man.
In III" first place. | dou't suppose
the fans hnv" forgotten my kno"kuut
over CLANCY in the third round in III"
summer Of 1919. Some say il was an
accident. We'll. what of it? Then last
week did something that George failed
to do when stopped Will" Ritchir in
six rounds. This was the same fellow,
from Scranton. who won on foul in
eight rounds from Chanry.
"NOw on Monday night m to meet
q man who lost ON II t'hruical kuurkuut
in five rounds to Chanry. Al Murphy
is the boxer and he proved himself II
gam" guy that night in taking such a
druhbing from George.
Murphy won't have To- he 80 game
against me. I'm thinking. ItIl b" one
blow that will lay Mr. Murphy low.
and there won't b" any need Of stopping
tn" "GutcSt. The r"frrrr will have t"
practice some arithmetic. and. hrlicyr
m". it II all come about b"f"r" rh" fifth
round starts too.
This was III" longest >pr"rh TipIt2
was ever known To make. and it showed
just how confident tho former IrooElyu
n"wsboy was about his cunning mitch
with Murphy who also is Scranton
battpr.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-09
KENNEDY RESIGNS FROM
MARYLAND COMMISSION
Turf War Likely, as Policy Toward
Jockey Club May Change


have accepted the resignation Of Joseph
i. Kennedy as u member Of tho stat"
racing commission rs u sure ;ndIra-
tion that the body, when the u"w mem
b"r is appointed. will reverse its for
m"r notion and take mp the licensing of
joe keys and trainers. This question re-
Gently split tho commission and hrnusHi
down upon II II vast amount Of criil-
"iam.
Governor Iitchic said hc cypc"tr to
bc nbl" to announce the selection Of thc
successor to Kennedy before this after
noon. Among those prominently rnrn.
TONED for the plnC" is Allan Mclnno.
former a9sucinto judg" "f 'hr cir lit
Court of liaItimor" county.
ItaCctrnck people. who havo bcon
fighting IN" commi>,io ion. qr" roioI,ing
at IN" resignation or VI. k"nnooy.
Some Of them hay" chafcd under his
plan nf taking AWAY some ~ tno big
profits and d"voting them 10 uu'sIdo
purposes. Recently lawyers represent
ing TN" PimIi"o and Laurel tracks arc
reported 10 have urged tho governor to
remove the cntIr" commission.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-09
SEIGEL BEATS TED LEWIS
Pal Reed Knocks Out Len Rowlands
In Boston Bouts

Boston, April 9.-The newly organ d.
lied International Sporting Club gave
Its first boxing meeting in the Boston
arena VIZ three round bouts as the
feature L.u udction.
Nat" S"igcl won on rather close
decision over Ted Kid Lewis as the
result OF his aggressive tactics in the
closing rounds. the ninth in paYticu-
lar. when he drove the EngliShman
into corner and pummcltd him unmcr-
cifully.
Tommy RobrSon lost to Soldier Bart
field in ten rounds. in what proved to
be the best match of the night.
Pal Reed knocked out Leon Row
lands, Of Philadelphia. with a rIght to
the jaw in the second round.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-09
Telephone League Closes Season

TN" ~ Telephone Pdsf,tbal l..au 3,
Closed ~ '"nsou last n .gNt. when rnsl,ar.
INK and Trait " defeated Motu~ V"h',lo ar,
Transpor'nti 10. ZIP, and Accounting .rI
I 'omm"rc.aI Won from American T.,rprur
and Te.cgr2ph. 3t.20. Prior To- 'aa' lIEu,
gam" EUSiU lng and Motor Nuhi.'a ur.r,
lied for second p tCo on Mondny MN. a,
Moose Han ih" '"nstructIon fyo vui.,r ~!
the nTSi and second series. vi. re- ny,
sented wfH Il" Ch&nlp onSh!p trrp... ar 4
the tnd1''dI1, r.a''rs awarded gY.l taehn.'