davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-05-12
PARA La REHABILITATION DE
LOS VETERAN0S EN-
ESTE ESTADO

Los y~etefanos de la Gran Guerra,
que esiden en- Ell Estado de Nuevo
Mexico. unto con los del rest0 de ia
nacidn. han estado recibiendo Ia de-
bida atenci6n por parte de la Junta
Federal para la Edueaci6n Vocational
que, como saben nuestros lectores'
esta encargada de Ia rehabilitation
De meatros heroes. daado ensehanzn'
! n aIgnn nuevo oficio, arte Q probe
sion a los veteranos que q eausa de
lheridas o enfefmedades contraidas du-
rante la Gran Guerra estan imposibt
llitadoa de vOlver Al trabaj0 que ha-
sfan antes de alistarse en- las fuefzas
armadas de los Estadoa Unidos.
Dicha junta, cuyas oiicinas en- este
sxtado estan situadas en- Albuquerque,
ademas de uaar para Ia ensenauza de
los v~etaran0s las d~iferentes institu-
Zones de ensehanza del estado, asf
como diferentes talleres industriales
= n-egocfaciones comerciaies del mis-
mo. ha estahIecid0 varias escuelas
sspeciales. sltuadas en- Fort Bayard'
Valmora, Albuquerque, Las Vegas,
Roswell y Santa re.
FL dia Is de abril pasado habfa un
total de 2.073 veteranos en- este esta-
10 que habian sido aprobados para
recibir e~nsenanza. De est0s, 652 va
qstahan entcnces recibiendo, en- las
differences institueiones mencionadas
D en- empresas industFiales 0 conner
aiales de Nuevo Mexico. 68 estaban
~proparandose nara ingTesar a sus es-
Htndioa. "A fna habfan rahuxado acep-
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-05-12
FL EsTAFETERo De cHAPERlTo
n SU DEPENDiENTE
SON ACUSADOS

Las Vegas, Mayo 10-Eduardo Du
r5kn Y Isodaca, estafetero y dependien
te de la olfcina en- Chaperito. fueron
trafdos ante Ell c0misionado de los rs
tados Unidos, y afianzad0s para que
comparescan ante el gran jurado, ba5c
fianza de $4,000 cada uno, para res
ponder a la aeusaci6n de haber alberto
81 eofreo del gobierno. Sc dice que en-
ire los dos abrieron una carta que CON
tenfa IN check por $1,000 que hablan
sido enviado a un s0ldadp. y que g
~auropiarnn 81 dinero para su pg0ple
usO particular.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-05-12


de los homhres dc villa empezafor z
hacer fuego sonre Jos eenalnssss = {
Iparez en- Las tripeneras que 9ns !.
an II llano q pqreeets % 1900
muy prpntq 81 eom9Nfe q p,tg
raj vendo mpcnas ee ias psies =,
gar ep u estaeiQn &c - Vnlon =
Paso, y,
Madero tnslstia en- nne no nnnia -
combate. Todayla eslepa 81 y fu1
ltel rr1 asifs e $1,000 =.
otro ladQ &c "a smeiteF' ~
embargo, aeapnee qne va g $500 sS
habla dnrado pastante siempos enm a,
muy contra So YQlnntap que aAptn -
ataquei c~onteaapdo asi SIN qpeLsslo
que 90 tenia domino sop1e ~ 1870,
Hapla entts los s9lhsa 1.156n
sn9p n. rfhsIas nro
Qe $1,000 ~ $3.50 enIarsda f,,f
ah 1nulp' VI = sssfase II Il sfan,,e
~ nflvs LES Nv n ~ anns96 ia
gel lenes guy US e. 4. s s,5,% hasfs Ia
.eemnAtes' $500 AZ ,~ss1rcoies =
~ ey ~ ~ w $500 All rar IA
1eIaAsS va, ~ s-r4es u ~ TSvoii
sas.c tneLoA a III 1 ~ cnarfeiea
& $3.50 r,rSi6
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-05-12

SALE or TIMBER
SANTA CLARA INDIAN
RESERVATION


Sealed bids IN duplicates marked ont.
side "Bid Santa Clara Indian Timbez'
and addressed to superintendent,
Northern Pueblo Indian Schools, Is
pamela, New Mexico VIII be received
until two O'Clock P. Nj. Mountain
Time, Wednesday, June 10, 1921 for
the purchase OF m~erchantable timber
on lands comprised within the santa
Clara Indian Reservation. Inc SANTA
clara Canyon Unit embraces about
3. 400 acres in the 81 Sections 3 and 8
and the M Sections Z and 8, Twp.
20 N. r. 7E, New Mexico Meridian,
Sections /, 4, 5, q 8, NEA Section
q NWH Section 3, NJ Section IL
Township 20N, Range GE, Sections
II, II, 10, and IA and 81 Sec
lions / and 2 Twp. 20 n, r. BE-, and
81 Sections 33, "a and IS Twp 2fN.i
r. 6B, comprising the m~erchaptable
timber that IS within tho drainage
area Of the Rio Santa Clara, estimate
ed at 5000, 900 feet board measure,
approximately ono half yellow pine,
thirty five per cent Douglas fir and
i've per cent each Of fsngelmann spru-
&C, white pine anu WHlto 1T. Aho
North Mesa Unit embracing about 75O
acres in the S1k Sections &c and 81
and the M Sections 33. "a and 3S
contains about $500 900 feet mostly
yellow pine. Each bid shall state the
price per thousand feet that VIII be
maid for each species. No bid will be
accented for Tess than s1.00 per NJ
feet for white fsr and $500 per M feet
for ali other species. A separate bid
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-05-12
UNA DEMANpA A cATRON PoR
TASAciONES DEBlDAs

La oflclna del ~procurador de distri-
to present6 aver una demanda en- "a
corte de distrito, en- contra del exTsei
nador de los Estados Unidos Tomas
B. catron, por $19,g51.25, que debe al
condado de Santa re por tasaciones
delincuentes por los amos desde 1910
hasta 1919.
I'm la demanda Sc citan dlez pro-
piedades en- ei condado sobre las cua-
les se deben t~asaciones y tambien al
guna propiedad personal. La demani
da esta fifmada por el procurador de
distrito Alexandra Read y Ell asisten'
to procurador de. distrito A, M. Nd.
wards.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-05-12
La uBERTAD DE Los
MARES

La doetfina de ! SLpessau - los
Mares fue pIQmNsaoa 4 ~
el griego Gfptlns en- 81 oDfA WARE
Liberum, en y cnai alce: ~ alle.
81 aqua eoFiepte y q mar son comunes
para toeos eeldeg contssto mas
tarde con ~ mare NtaNsNm ~ qos
defiende las pretepsipnes ae lnsiase-
IRA que aeeiarapa tenef oefscnO "
soDerania ponIe - asQ4A 4 dstiSuol
De Las lslaa bfltanipee' Lsta cues.lon
entire los nflneipios ue Sfollqs y Del
den ha queqaao afreslaaa uenhittsar
mente con y aappeloh per "a munue
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tESTA So CUTS MANcHADOi
nA RESuELTo r. PR0BLEMA


"Paho-SanaH es una ~eo1nposicl6n
Establishments inofensiva para Il
cults, que ia hschO desapafecer ell
Piano mas rebelde en- einco dias. No
hay que. tomar nadA-Solamente se
aplica al acostarse y los r~esultados
son rapidos y sdlpfendentes. Escribn
hoy mIsm0 remitiend0 $500 y q
vuelta de correo recibir5 esta mara
villosa preparation. ePano<Sana" es
De feeonocid0 mkrito Como IN blan-
qneador del cults, como tambi6n para
laa pecas, espinillas, manchas y otraa
desperfecci0nes de "a cara. Garan-
tizafnos Ell resritado. piner0 deyueltz
81 no produce eHteIa s~asiafaeci6n.
eDUUs PRODUCTS COMPANY
S26 River Street DeptGs
CHICAGO. HI
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MUY ENTUSIAsTA JUNTA
PREsENclAN Ell LETRApo sUPE-
RfNTENpENTE DE- EsTApo sR.
JUAN v. CONWAY Y FL lLusTRE
JovEN BENITo RAcA, suPERiN-
TENpERTE DEL coNpApo De
SAN MIGUEL.
lP0F G. n A.l.

Hsfos doctos yersonajes en- compa-
hfa del superlntendente del condado
de Valencia, 81 en6rgico sr. Don "a
turnino Baca. asistieron q ms muy
coneurrida convention de maestros
cue Sc verified 81 sabado, dfa del
actual en- Ia ~poblaci0n de Belen. Is
tnvierOn p~resentes como cuarenta pre-
oeplores de dicho condado Y I'm con-
iunto de ~educadores e~minentes; entire
ellos 81 ene0ntraban los doetores Da-
vid S. Hill v w. o. Hall. Este dltimu,
So esta dislinguiendo como hahil pre-
sidente do Ia Escuela Normal de Sill
yer City. tanto nor Ia pericia y taeto
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-05-12
ALcopoN PARA LOS NENoS ALE
NAMES De BREMEN

Bremen, Mayo Il. r. Las prlmeFAs
naeas de algoddn americana regalado
nara el fond0 de ninos alemanes por
los amerieanos, ha llegado aqui proee-
dente de Galveston. ~ algod6n Sc
"a convertible en- ropa para los nihos.
Sc anuncia que mas de 1880 paeas
de algod0n Sc han colectado y estan
listas para ser embarcadas para Ale
mania.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-05-12
sc pEscuBRE PETRoLEo EN-
COSTA RIGA

San Jose. Costa Rica, Mayo 1oTSs
ha anunciadO 81 descubrimiento de VI
valioso territoio de aceite y 2 Ger
"a az Puerto Lim6n. en- Ia costa orien
tai de Costa RIGA. Sc cree que este
es 81 primer deseubrimientQ dc ga
natural en- Ia America Central
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az pEcIDlRA LA LlNEA PoR
ARBlTRAJE

Genopa. MAYO 10s-E Voncilio Fe-
deral suizo convino hoy en- seryir De
arbitro en- Ia amelia disputa sobre "a
Inca diyisoria entire Venezuela y Co
lombia. Sc espera que llegaFan a una
decision dentro de doee meses.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-05-12

'Bayer Tablets OF Aspirin Is Aspifl
"a pura que ha probado ser pula poF
milones y ha sido prescrita poT loF
msdicos por mas de veinte apos, Aeep
ten solaments los raquetes sin aprir
de "Bayera lOs cuales gentlemen las
directories propias para curar 81 dolor
de- cabeza dolor do mueias, dolor de
ofdos, neuralgia. r~esfriados = dolores
Vienen en- caiitas de hojelsta con II
pastinas y cuestan unos eaantos CEN
tatos. Ios bo6earioa yenden tambiel
paduetes mas grande do "Bayer As
pirin es Ia marca de fabrica de Bayei
Manufacture OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES q
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-05-12
ENMIENDA FEDERAL DEL
SUFRACIO

~
La siguiente enmienda fue propues-
ia a lbs legislatures de los diVersos
estados por el ~sexageaim0 quint0 con-
gfeso, habiendo sido adoptada por la
c5Amara de representatives el ri de
Mayo de 1919. " por Ell Senado en- Ju-
MO A de 1919. III dfa 26 de Agosto
de 1920 a s~eeretariO de estado dc los
Esfados UnidOs hiz0 la proclamation
que la ponfa en- efecto habiendo sido
adoptada eli 10 de JUNO de 1919 y
Agosto is de 1920 por las tres Guar.
tas parties de los estados. La legisla-
tura de Tennessee resemble su ratt-
ficacion Ell 81 de Agosto, por una yo
tacion de AZ por "a.
eArticulo XIX.-Dando Ell sufragio
libre a las m~ujeres.-
Il. En- derecho de los ~cludadanos
de los Estados Unfdos para yotar no
ser1s negado nj impedido por los Els
tados Unidos nj por ming n estado 2
causa del sexo.
e. Hl 0ngTeso tendra 81 pOder,
por iegislaci0n arropiadas de enfor-
Ear las pfoyisiones de este aftlculo.
La CAmara de Representatives. de
los Estados unidos adopto en- Enero
de 1918 una Resolution sometiendo IA
enmienda del sufragio a los estados,
pero Ell Senado Sc rehuzo a ~conseHtir.
Otra yez la CAmara volvi0 a adoptar
la Resolution en- Mayo Il de 1915, ,
Ell Senado la adopto al fin 81 4 de
JUNO de 1919. Entonces paso la Re
seduction a las legislatures de los Is
tados, treinta y seis de los cuales a.
doptaron la enmienda del sufragio,
siendo estos las tres cuartas parties
nscegarias, Los Estados adontaTOn
la enmienda en- ell orden siguiente:
Illinois, JUNO 10, 1919.
Wisconsin, JUNO 10, 1919.
Michigan, JUNO 10, 1918
Kansas, JUNO 10. 1878
Ohio Juuio 16, 1919
New York, JUNO 16, 1919
Pennsylvania, JUNO "a 1919
Massachusetts, JUNO %, 1918
Texas, JUNO Is. 1919
Iowa. Julio 2, 1919
Missouri Julio 3, 1919
Arkanas. Julio rs, 1919
montana, Julio 80, 1919
Nebraska, Julio 81, 1919
Minnesota, Julio 81, 1919
New Hampshire, Sept 10, 1918
Utah, Sept 80, 1915
California, Nov. /, 1919
Maine. Nov. .. 1918
North Dakota. Die. 1, 1919
South Dakota, Die. 4, 1919
Colorado, Die. ~, 1919
Rhode Island, Enero 6, 1920
Kentgeky. Enero 6, 1920
Oregon. Enero 10, 1920
lndiara. Enero 16, 1920
Wyoming, Enero %, 1920
Nevada. Feb. T. 1920
New Jersey, Feb. Q, 1920
Idaho. Feb. II, 1920
Arizona, Feb. 70, 1920
Nuevo Mexico, Feb. 10, 1920
Oklahoma. Feb rs. 1920
West Virginia. Mario 10 1920
Washington, Mario %, 1920
Tennessee. Agosto Is, 1890
Ia legislature de Illinois ratified
a enmienda el 10 de JUNO de 1919
pero IN error en- la certificaci6n POI
Ell estado, cause una re-ratificaei6l
el IL de- JUNO.
La enmienda del sufragio fue derro
tada en
Alabama, Sept. 2, 1919
Georgia, Julio "a, 1919
Mississippi, Enero 81, 1920
South Carolina. Enero "a, 1920
Virginia. Feb 10, 1920
Maryland, Feb. H. 1920
Delaware, JUNO 2, 1920
Louisiana, JUNO Is, 1920
North Carolina, Agosto II, 1920.
Los signlentes estados o nacione
7 han c~oncedido 81 der3eho del aufraei
> a las mnjeres, a saber:
b Isle OF Man, 1881
+ New zealand. 1898
Australia, 1909
~FInlandia. 1906
Polenia 1915.
E Escecia, 1918
3 Austria. 1918
2 Czecho-Slogakia. 1918
+. Hungrfa. 1918
ffolanda. 1918
Africa Oriental Britannica, 1919
L1xemburgo. 1919
7. Uruguay. 1919
4 NornaVo 100
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-16
AKRON FRANCHISE
STILL PERPLEXES
LEAGUEMAGNATES

New York, Feb. 16.-GUnited
Press).-"Akron is not anxious to
get out of the Internationa! league.
Although we have received most
flattering offers for, the franchise
it is not certain that We will sell. y
Joe Thomas, representative OF
the owners of the Akron ball club,
made this statement before return
ing to the Ohio city after the meet
ing of the league club owners.
THE st. Louis Cards have taken
a large interest in the Syracuse
club and the franchise will remain
there. 1t is entirely up to the Ak
ron club owners to make q decision
on their Offer" John Conway Toole,
president Of the league, said today.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-16
JESS AbANDoNS
farm LIFE FOR
RING COMEBACK
Leaves Farm for Training Camp
Spurns Fulton and Others-Says
It's Dempsey or None.

Lawrence, Kan, Feb. 16.-Jess
Willard declared emphatically to-
day that he would not meet Fred
Fulton or any other of the run
ners-up in the heavyweight divis-
ion prior to his championship bout
with Jack Dempsey on Labor day.
Fulton is not a fighter. and he
would not draw anywhere" Willard
exclaimed holly when Fulton's
name was mentioned. He is q
gutter"
IF they don't let me meet Demp'
sey 1 won't fight again, and that
goes" the former title holder de-
clared. I'm a former champion.
"The public did not ask Jeffries
or Corbett % Fitzsimmons to go
out and make a reputation when
they wanted return fights. I'm not
broke and do not need the money
like some Of these fighters.
Asks Labor Day Date.
They stepped out on me at New
York. l didn't make Dempsey and
his manager put UP any money for
the March II d8te. They took ad.
vantage of that to run out to the
coast for a movie contract. 1t wa
lots softer for the champion.
"Dempsey's manager said / ran
out Of New York. 1 am ready tc
put up $4,000 in cash for my ap.
pearance Labor day. l dare Demp.
sey- to do the same. The public
will soon find out who took The
powder"
Goodbye to Plew.
The quiet life of the farm is M
more for Willard, he announced
when he had concluded his fight in
terview. The Oil game will take NJ
his time when he is not training o.
fighting.
Willard said he would soon e.
tablish his home in Los Angeles
Calf.
| II am through with fighting" h
said. From now on am an OF
man and prize fighter. l am nov
going to California to train"
Willard said he had oil Interest,"
in California.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-16
,SZA/MSl AUS ZBNSZKO

organize the Polish republic:
Breakfast.
Three grapefruit.
Six soft boiled eggs.
Double order of bacon and eggs.
Two quarts, of milk.
Luncheon.
Two heads of celery.
One-half salmon.
Double portion Of porterhouse
steak (enough for four persons.)
One can of asparaguS tips.
Two dishes of preserved figs.
$ Two orders of rice pudding.
Two quarts Of milk.
All this in addition to several
loaves of bread, and proportional
amount of butter. But then 1t must
be remembered that libby has 224
pounds to feed and he likes Il
spread it all over. /.
And yet they say he has taken
OF 40 pounds since he arrived back
in this country.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-16

New life has been put into Amerl-
can billiards by Horemans.
In exhibition matches the WISH
tor is making the worries do stunts
that are uncanny.
! If Willie Hoppe Is to be sup
planted by any Of the present field
of biliardists Horemans is the
man.
Old timers who have seen cut
brilliants for years concede Hore-
! mans the wizard of them all in ex-
tcuting the masse shot
He has the first Jake Schaefer
| Vignaux, Slosson, Ives, Cassignol
and Hoppe completely eclipsed,'
says Louis A. Servantius, who is ~
: and who has played in South Al
RIGA, Europe and America.
| Horemans won the amateur
championship of Belgium in 1913.
Learned Alone.
Since then he has attained his
present marvellous efficiency BY
practicing alone.
Since coming to America a few
months ago he has set unprece
denied runs Of 701, GAS, 542, 533
$50, 325, 312 at 1872 balk-line.
The worlds official record run il
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= San Francisco. Feb. 16.-Every-
thing gone. Zbysxko ~ lunch
here. Come tomorrow"
This is the notice San Francisco
restaurants have in readiness in
case Stanislaus Zbyszko. Polish
wrestler with a thousand titles.
comes to dine.
For the famous wrestler, scholar.
statesman, rear estate baron. lin
gust, friend Of international states
man. and champion all-around eat
er, was hungry when he reached
the Golden Gate. After he had nm
ished . light repast the waiter vol
unteered the information that "that
man can drink more milk in one
day than il supplied at . founding
home in . month. and he can
knock iive T-bone steaks cuckoo
without batting an eye"
Here II the everyday menu OF
the man who helped Paderewski
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SPORT FLASHES

AT Philadelphia-His last press
notice: Frank B. Merely. widely
hnown boxing writer, died at IS.
At Lancaster, Pa.-Jimmy Sheck-
nd, one-time baseball star with
The Dodgers and Cubs, hits the
tail at a religious revival.
AT Toronto-Larry Doyle, former
Giant star. now manager OF the
Maple Leaves, announces he will
also play at second base.
At Milwaukee-No boxing will be
Allowed in Wisconsin during holy
week, March 20-27, orders state
uhletic commission.
At Gary, Ind.-Clarence, 21-year-
Cd brother of Ray Schalk Of the
shite Sox, announces signing with
T. Joseph in the Western league.
AT Detroit - Johnny Grioiths
Akron, disqualified for STAYING in
seventh round of bout with Jacl
Ferry, Pittsburgh.
At New York-Giants Announce
asning fifth catcher for spring
training. He's Alec CASTOR, for
msrly with Milwaukee.
At Chicago-Winner Of Meyers
rrehn grapple, Friday to meet 10,
!slaber, Feb. %, in Mrs. Marshal
Helds all-star charity exhibition
At Philadelphia-Roy Moore, st
raul, disqualified for fouling II
Mlfd round Of bout with Damn!
Kramer, Boston.
AT Peoria-Peoria Fans associa
Won seeks to match Earl Puryeal
March 4.
Al Galesburg-Knox college no
enter basketball team in annua
@uinament Of I. /. A. c. in Death
mt week in March.
AZ Peoria-Amateur boxing bou
y bfadley students to featur
,saley-Carthage basketball gam
M. ~ whiting, Ind.--Jimmy Brady
SSa.e.eo stops Morrie johnson
Ao.eiand. in third round.
AT st. Paul-Prixe none
mounting to $4,000 distributed t
ssn men In International Bowlin
ss,sociation, which closed las
~ San Francisco-Board Of edu
aon refuses 10 let Lowell hig
.ck team participate In nations
SsNssrscAolastic games. March 3, &
AZ Sas Francisco-Th U. 8. vii
~ to keep the Davis cup 70
f .e ume, according to Tilden An
Nason, tennis winners, arrivin
uum Australia.
n. Cleveland-C Charles Hsddol
o.M Mich, defeats Perc
,eaa. Chicago. for national ami
IA balklins billiard title.
q Paul-Himss Cafe boWlin
rins five-man event OF Il
asiooal bowling tearnAy.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-16
|llDE|lS'
nE MOLINE
n LOOP Event | \
issl.City Standing.
n FRIER HCOLLI6TER,

vIth but three regulars in the
.1up. Rock Island high basket
- defeated East Moline on the
noat door in East Moline last
xstt b. . score of. 21-S. The game
~ Seen scheduled for tonight, but
- changed yesterday.
~ the Islanders have two hard
noss with GalesbuYg and Cam
$40 later in the week, only three
O team men were used last might.
.6sain Rosenkranx and Biehl
ssfted the game at forwards, and
1eAsefer at guard, while the other
6itions were filled by subs. All nf
~ regulars were replaced by subs
efly in the contest.
Cement Floor Handicap.
4 Tho game was q farce from start
= finish. The Islanders would
njde all-oyer the slick cement floor
~ could shoot only enough has,
81 70 give them'a fair lead. East
Moline, despite the Islanders
nose playing. proved no match Tor
~ victors. The score At the end
4 tie first half was N-6, but. In
ths hnal -rouAd the East Moliners
vsrs able to scpfe only ono basket
FIR Rock Island, Biehl was tht
tar Of the game, making ave goals
Sarginson took the honors for Eas,
MAINE. Sarginson, although evef
Snaller than Midget" Simpson O.
Neline. has a good eye for the bas
bet .and tossed them in from lonl
hinges.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-16

with tho champion, but when It
comes to punching he didn't show
enough to bruise q postage stamp.
Seiger was oven worse.
Tex Richard said today that Kill
bane had agreed some time ago to
meet the winner, but that he prob
ably would have few more elm
nations before calling on the
champion.
With the approaching close Of
the winter season. 1t becomes more
and more the belief that k1lbane
will return without defending bis
title again.
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were the hardest hit. The count:
selle Bros. ...S29 1856 7S2-2,3s6
Southpaws -. 1923 726 730-z.l85
Next Tuesday evening the losers
will tangle with John Joker"
|Clemann's team and the winner Of
this match will meet the Selle AZ
gregation later.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-16
Catarrh Germs
Move Out When Hyomei
Moves In

No stomach dosing. Ayome il mada
chiefly of oil of eucalyptus te1sn from
the eucalyptus forests OF fniaAd Aus.
tralia. and combined with Other sxcslisnt
an,iseptics.
In inland Australia the stmosphefl
IL 90 impregnated with balsam thrown
ont By tho eucalyptus trees that gdfu,l
do not thrive. and In conssouen6s ccoenA
coJ6s eatarrh snd other nose and thros,
afsiictions arc practically unknown.
breathe Hyomef snd get the san1
nieasans germ killing effect ~ you veuk
ut in the eucalyptus forests.
Hyomei il sold b. dFuegists every
where on a guarsntee OF satisfsctaoe q
money refunded.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-16
aHGER AND DWOE
FIGHT POORLY FOR
ACKATKu.BANE

New Yorx, Feb. 16.-If Sammy
6eiger or Billy De Foe are the only
ones In his way. Johnny Kilbane
ought to walk through the pearly
gates with Ills featherweight crown.
. The New Yorker and the 81
Pauler fought q 15-round draw
last night in Madison Square gar
den In q bout that was billed to
select the man to bump on the
Cleveland ffishman.
Do Foe might box . few 1oundl