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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-01
LOCAL PROMOTERS WANT
LEWIS TO MEET PLESTINA
Smith and Wollsicfcr State They
Are Willing To Offer $4,000
for Match

Announcement that Ed "Stranglcr''
Lewis. claimant OF the heavyweight
wrestling championship OF the world.
Will appear In this city February ~
mas caused much comment by those
interesting in the wrestling game
here.
"Iche" Smith ana BILLY" wollsei-
for. local wrestling promoters. have
written the following letter to the
sporting editor of Th. Times Dis
patch IN regard to the ma;cn:
so KlGhmond; January 81; 1921.
Sports sports Editor M.' shines Times Dispatch:
In your columns OF Sundays Issue
where some promoters here have
EI nS,trnnEicrD Lewis hooked for
deck EbysZko. and. IL not Xbyszko.
with some first-ciass man TO be Sc
lcctcd
W" are sure that the fans Of Rich
with hrstclass man. and as the
promoters have him booked for the
I'm with II hrstclass man TO h..
srIcc,ed as his opponent. we wish
10 say that "" have been authorized
ny j. Marsh. manager OF Marin
li"stina. To match the latter against
any wrestler in the country. Lewis.
Stcchcr. Caddock. Wladcck and Stan!.
siaus Ibyszko preferred
About three weeks ago wc wired
an offer TO both plestina and StanI-
"laus Ibyszko Offering the winner
$4,000 for match here within thu
next thirty days. Tho orTcr apncarcd
~ the sport columns OF The Evening
Dispatch. and we are in receipt OF n
wire from Plest!na accepting the
match. Tn To date. however. we have
heard nothing from Ibyszko. anil
We wish TO say that the same oucr
goes for match with Ed Lewis or
any other OF the wrcst!ers mentioned
above
We are willing and ready Ia post "A
torfclt OF $1,000 Ia have plnsiina here
FOR tn" match On February II. II they
VIII accept. and VIII post II forfeit
mat Mr.. Lewis viii not bc asked 10
bar his famous deadlock" II IL up
20 the promoters and Mr. Lewis
whether he meets Pl"Ftina here on
IN" above date. and give
;he fans real exhibition. or whether
he VIII take on a mediocre grappIer
Let's hear from them, and IL MIR
Lewis thinks Pl"stlna is too good for
hun wc will offer him n handicap for
l'lcstina Ia throw him one fan in
ninety minutes. and Will do so under
m" same conditions "a mentioned
above.
Thanking you In advance. we re-
main yours IN sport
Eil.l.Y" WolL.SIEFER.
ZEkE" SMITH
Promoters or the Broadway Athletic
Arena.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-01
SPIDERS START TRAINING
FOR TWO HARD CONTESTS
University OF Richmond Basketball
Team to Meet Church Hill ana
Norfolk Aywrrpntlons

University OF Richmond bo.ho,,,.,
'asers. following their disannoir,
heht In no: being able to BATH. p,,
hoIph- Macon at Ashland S,,ur,.,
hiSht. started work yesterday r.,
preparation for this weeks nror-o
TWO contests are on the Sn;do-..
achtduic-onc tomorrow night w.,
Ihurch I'M Athletic Club. ana ,ho
o'hcr Saturday night with the Nor
iclk Athletic club. TOmorrow's p,,,,.
VIII be staged at Westhainn,on n.hWs
the Dobsonitcs Will journey ~ NJ,
folk for their Weekend fr,y
Both Contests tn; thu p.,
n'ue stag" Ibis "erls VIII be tough
propositions. Against Church ,Iti,
'hcy race IL qusnt of stars who baya
wen fame and who arc an,
iasi; When they i,,vade Nnrt.,,h
'9oai hNc VIII run into IN. AIM,
,,ub team of that city. Wiley '.nic,t,.
v. vou. formerly forward at the III.
Vcfslty of Richmond ana Ca,,,,.,
the spider team in 1917. Ia ill., -,
the Norfolk OUTFIT. 4e"u'H
inc Spider management lie sa,i.
NJ non. WIN the opening 81 Inc new
%av ~ esthanpion on last Thur.
S"y. when The locals trimmed Eln.,
'viicSc. and feels that TO- Ito
naming contests the sam. s,icc.s.
MI oe forthcoming from the st.nd.
n"tnt OF Richmond patrcnago.
lii ~. Iniltry Witnessed the dual
n'iI OF last week. the ear scrylcc 10
,ns ARRANGED TO give adequate trans.
- much circulated deelr. "a.
~ Nest hampton campus 10 have IN.
npu'T team play all local contests
IN thelr own back yard" ana 10 iuFf
whit extent this policy is mt 1ntr
practice mag be determined from ,h.'
present basketball SEASON
John Marshall High School ,,a -
University OF Richmond second team
VIII furnish be preliminary game to-
morrow night
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-01
IlO l. VIRGINIA ALUMNI FAVORS SPORTS
Suffolk Makes Plans
for Banner Season
ISprcInI tn Thc rIm.,-nl.no..h1

Especial Z" The Times DiSpntchJ
tFFOl.lI. Va. Jim. :ti.-l'rc.f-
dent u. 4. ENrrhnrt. OF the Suf-
in'k Athletic association. at an rn-
thuSfastic meeting of that body
.""iSht' stated that Manager Cab
u! street. at the suffolk husrhuIl
team. will he In SufruIk rhursdu,
OF this week.
MANAGER street L. most cnthu-
>in>tir ahont the coming :.ru>ou
nnu has already gathered tugcthrr
- iiHriE hunrh III players, nuun.
them Pitcher Lloyd 8utnrIdrr
Charlie strain. Third Hu>cnnm
h'ari> and >"n,r NEW men who
pr"mtsr Ia make Suffolk "a real
contender this season. Suffolk
BUSINESS men arc stumbling hy To
mt ne the money that will make
hn~chaif Ina this toMn this season
real sport and to give the fans
some good games.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-01
NEW ORLEANS ENTRIES

f.fsi purse. $1,000: claiming. tvo
ios Mar Keller. III. LAM san. IN.
TTa!Iie h"ker. !pj. Msd Neil. Ios. Lille
s.conh rocc-Ii.ooo. claiming; ,h.-,.
y.- a5ne ~: sn tu,ion-. oil s,a-
ISs. ts M.h",ty. ieI Mickey Moor.
~; Cobalt Lass. 100 Thursity Man.
log 'h.xlah. ioi: H!ii Rendered. iSiI. r..
n.ater: icS: fiyins orb. io.: little Maui.4
E"rr,c.I"snr;,; 100. wan sylvia. 1905. XIX
Thirh Tn;s,-p,iGse 1900: eialnaa,.
Eoio. -: Tru,,y. los rfoltus. liz: ii -
49, hinS Jos. justin. Goeb"i. los: In.
~! Also ei!Eihles Lucky Kat. -:
'I fnSf,h ~; er!9S lo, JsF? n?
American R"mount Association: pur.s
81 900; ono m,iie -hrook:ant. Iis: fou1r.
ne. ny; ~ ii S iGs ,kips'ins II. !eT:
year-oids and W. on. mic: ,'n@ B!ooS.
Hest lion. Ios, Pair Orient. lds; ran
100; ttayHon. los: 1ltT", I0l.
,oS S,s,n Tase.p"r.G 1900; claiming 20;
seventy yaris--Dr. Carmen. iii: Fubhrrtt
G!hhct. los: 'pnrk lii. las warsaw. lU,;
riiu."y, lo'. ,FFrrdcFIok The G:ea;, eS The
seventh rnco---rurse. $1,000: ciaImlng.
for ,hree;ys"T,:olhs and w: one .n,ile aHi
IL: Charles a. nyrn.. -. Secretary ~:
Mayor Calvin, ioI. 'pcsEy g 100 Gold
sr[yi,; BOY li:: our niTihd,y. iio Msly
ih..W!su, 90: .spesist"r. III: .Hin1,al".r.
Zoo Zoo .r Also :iiss'. I"STkst,.% III; Plato
'Appt-nt!ce allowance nyc round,
el.iin.l!: Mc.;hcr ele.r. track last
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-01
American
SPOTLESS COMPANY WINS
FROM MOUNT VERNON
Roll E,rcIirntiy at Mount Vernon
Alleys and Have Little Jruubir
Winning,

The SpotlcSs hogs took Things in
thor own fands and defeated 10"
Mount vernon team two ~ the tnvc.
games rolled in their regular ~rh.d-
ni"d mat i last night on the Mount
Vernon Alleys.
The rolling Of tho Spotlcss boys
certainly surprised the large aud.
.vuo".
Barrett. for Spntlcsy. focused the
pin. perfectly in his nrSt game. max
Ing t"ta! Of 27G Will" his team
mate, Wade, mad as for high scor"
AMI led Tia" team for nigh Total.
Fainter, for Mount Vernon. was
hiGn ;or lis team wiih 223 while
EGrks Was hign total ~.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-01
LN1ERNA7TO BOXING
DUE TO RECEIVE BOOM
Closer Relationship With Foreign Countries Aim Of
New Boxing Observation-Disclosures
Has Five Titles

I'VE to an invader from a foreign ma
non. and an impression to the con-
lrarE that has prevailed in the m:nd.
some boxing fans is mistaken
Chitcd states in Il sense. TOR while
some OF our champions. such as EitZ-
UNIONS. -rnc AMI McAuliifc. became
rec"Sntxed American titic holders
they adopted this country as their
own In England only "a native and
permanent resident can win ma
t."nai tit!c or hold Lonsdalc belt.
For Observation-Disclosures Carpenter is
not hearywe!cht champion OF Eng
iahu because of his victory over Joe
heckett. lie IS the European heavy
kinS bee o! British hcavywcights
with 1921 holding forth promise Of
greater activity in iiSticuffS than ever
before. regardless of the uncertainty
"i the Dempsey Carpenter match go
;mg through as first planned. ii is
timely TO list the champions of the
various nntion:. They follow:
England.
lE:antnm-Joe Lynch. Of New York.
:. representations Leonard. OF
New York.
Wcl,er-Jack Eritton. OF Sew York.
:, APPROXIMATIONS wilson. OF
Light Observation-Disclosures car
pcntier. OF Paris, France.
Hcavywcight-Jack dempsey, OF
New York.
American Champions.
l'iyweirhi-No incumbcn,.
Eantam-Joc Lynch. "f New York
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. KilAanc, II
Lightwsigh;-ncn Benny Leonard of
New York
W.citerweight-Jack Bri,ton. OF New
York
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. wilson. of
Boston.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-01
FELSCH GIVES HIMSELF
UP TO STATE ATTORNEY
Indicted Player Ii Released on sIO,u,l0
h"nd-t:ormnn Heading
Testimony.
by Associated Press. !

CHICAGO. Jan. 3l.-Oscar I'liappv')
rclsch. one OF the eight Chicago
american League baseball piay.r.. in =
d!ctcd ON charges OF conspiracy Ia the
alleged throwing OF gamcs In The 1913
world series, today surrendered and
was released on bonds Of $1,000
Robert l.. Grove. States ATTORNEY
tonight said he would personally look
INTO the baseball case tomorrow TO SCI.
{ an immediate trial could not b. held
Robert German. assistant states at
torncS. in charge OF the ease, said ne
had not yet been able even 10 finish
reading the $1,000 words OF Testimony
given in the grand jury invcstiga-
lion
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-01
SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE
SEEKS HIGHER RATING
File. Application Tor Glass II Ciassi-
hrntiofi--Srnson Opens April -
and Closes September -.
Rv ASrOciu.cd Dress

GfiI:i:.N VIII r.. 3. g. Jan. al
Unanimous decision TO mnkc appilca-
'ioI /" thu National Baseball Com
miRsinu for advancement from class.
G to Class II was iatca y: tho difuc.
tor. uC thu South Atlantic League NJ
:, inuot!nt, held moro today,
I"Hccnrnt IA rrsiilt OF tho 1910
cCn.us -. tho ";tios % Tao ira9un,
the approval Of tna commission 10
"SVoo;"d uS II formal matter, Tao
Eain:% ,.ntii VII! ia GJ,aG0 iRe en i
nj S2,@0n. and tho player iimia Will
remain "a fourteen. Tentative rNhri-
Uics submitted today w"ro rejected
u has boon decided. however. ,ant
the league season Will open April "a
ANA close september II. EivinG sbpmi
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-01
INVITE ALL GOLFERS
Tampa Club Send. Invitations IA
Leading Player of Country to
Enter Tournament.

= TAMPA. FLA. Jan. 81 Invitations
nave been sent every gOlf club ana
amateur golfer in the SuutA and
prominent amateurs ~ tho who'll.
United states 10 comp"t. In the pa.
maccia Golf club tourney here F.brti.
AIRY 2. 10. u and T..
q PresidentEi Warren H.riiur
.was issued speC!a! invitation 10 visit
Tampa and play iM the tournament.
Other prominent golfers who have In
vitStIona arc; Bobby Jones Atlanta:
Grantiand Rice and George Adr
Twelve silver rupp Will ne awarded
winners IN the different evcnix
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-01

NTI-NNTA, On, jan. n. Iirprrsru-
tHt!NrS cf colleges throughout :hr
South will meet here February - ia
- 10 organize Southern athletic
r2nior"uc" along the lines of ia.
Western conference. Matters Ia h.
NlscHSS"d includ" III" migration OF
athl"ics from one college to uncih.r
professionalism OF all Kinds and si.ps
70 prevent both practices.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-01
Ex-Coll-sinn l.rn,r. rrofc.,,on,,.

NEW IDTk, Jan. al.-Al Lcfovre.
former Fordham University baseball
star; who Was released by the New
York Nationals 10 the san Antonio
IL" OF the Texas League. last fall
has quit baseball he said here today.
lie sent his unsigned contract 10 the
I"Nas League club. announcing he
intended 10 give ali mis- time TO bus
mess.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-01

II.F.N GLAND. OF 10. IN 4 -
gorge CLANCY. Baltimor" lightweight.
.corcd technical Knockout over chi
Delaney. Of Cleveland. In tho third
round OF - scheduled 'en-rouni hou,
we're tonight. Chincv iloorcd Delaney
we times In IN" iiral round. De-
lnc%'s manager tossing "A towel into
,hc ring after the MIN knocEdowm
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-01
Mrs. gtct.on Capture. Medal.

TAMlA, Fi.A. Jan, 3I.--Mrs. c.
Henry St"tson. OF the Huntington
VALLEY Club. Philadelphia winner OF
lnSt years tournament at Ecll"air, to-
day wen the low-scorc medal In the
qualifying round OF January wornan's
Solf tournament. with score Of 81
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-01
Total ....... ""2 90 s73
FOLLOW In. are the standing of IN

Fcd"ral Reserve and First National.
"l ~ bank League. postponed their
T"mcs last night on accoun, OF mo
l.ifN"tDhIl game ~ the = " g A.
h" h0"l"rs ar" expected to roll this
. ltrruoGu. ''
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-01

The foregoing dispatch doe, not
state whether the record made ny
hcn1nhn WIN for n pool or open
winter. The record for the 100
meter swim In n puol In I minute
ana ! second. md Inns been held
by Norman Ross. Duke IS3hnnn-
moku. nf Honolulu, Inns held the
record for 100 meters In omen
water. which uns 1 minute md ID
second.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-01
Pua Kealoha Breaks
Record for Swimming
NY Associated Press,

ADELAIDE, AUSTRALIA, Jim,
3i.-Fnu Nraiohn. the Hawaiian
swimming stnr, broke the worlds
record for the IOO-mctcr event
here today. making the distance
Ia - Id seconds.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-01
VIRGINIA TECH CAGERS
BEATEN BY LYNCHBURG
!Iiil CITY E.iks Take Basketball Game
From Coiic.ians by ="

Su"rIal To The times dispatch
game chura ttcrizcd as probably the
best ever played on = local il1Or The
Elks y g here tonight defeated N!r-
Eiua Tech - TO -. The gam" was
a sensation from star, - nuish.
While Parrish, Techs crack center.
outtippcd Shaucr. tia. local hoy
clearly outpoInted Parrish OH The
nOor
The Elks took a three polu, lead.
hu' Two goals by Rhoads s"'t T"ch
ahead. then Shan"r scored. hut Par
riShs long shot ana another by
Euoads again gave Tech IN" lead.
TIL" EMS took 1t squirt and IN" half
closed J. 10 - in favor OF The Ejks
Ia tn" second halt thor" was almost
& steady exchange Of scores. neither
side being able to gain an ADVANTAGE.
The locals showed better all-found
play. th- visitors "Nc"lling only IN
passing This WAS Offset by the great
defensive work Of tn" EMS About
500 fans saw IN" game.
The i.N.-ur-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-01

largest and most enthusiastic gallery
That could be packed into the Y. w
g. y. tn "nrrGhinr fydcral!:es con-
!cadershtp hN severely troUuciug the
First seNtcttc. the score being 90
10 ~
iiewcvor from Tho whistles Hrsi
blow until The referees final scrcoch
the game was the most hotIy Cou-
tested affair played in ;hc Raukiu:-
WOm"u's League this year. At the
.nd o. the fret half Federal was
leading 10y scant margin ot - 10 >.
hut wien the whistle hlcw as 4 Gig
nal TO renew huS;ilities for tho last
ha.! il seemed as though III. Gov
cramcnt girls had taken q now lease
on !it" Miss Jones auG Miss Branch.
the Fedora! forwards, by ,NcCutint.
the prritics; passing and teamwork
shown so far. easily Gagged goal AZ
ter goal. At ono ,im". FRS, took q
docid7 al brnc" and rapidly scored TiX
field goals in success ION.
To the Ccut"rS or toe winning ag-
GrcgatiOn j. due large ,rv.!, for the
uuCanny ability to keep Tho hall in
;h"ir oprCncnts' territory. wh.l. the
suards played their usual brilliant
game. For The First National t.em,
Miss Wharton was tn. individual
star. ably seconded by her team
mate Miss Hatcher.
With this Win tucked away in
their bag of Victories. thu Fed.ra!s
now have a wonderful opportunity
." create Tie for !irs, hcnOrs, and.
should this occur, speculation will
run not ~ u which team can ana.
Will win in a poSts"rics game
Ia the second game Of IN" even
inc. IN" Americans conjur"d the stat"
ana City outfit H. tho score OF 81 Ia
-. and as the score indicates, was
also AZ c%c!t!ng battle IN" SCor..
!0r I'll. frs. half ended IN :, IT,. OF
~ all Misses iiuNtcr ana Harding
rl:N -! stellar work IT the onward
positions, while Miss ADKINS was
likewise in the linrlight for the STATE
and 'il! icap.
Fed. Reserve. First Nat
Jones left forward. Hatcher
licauch fright forward. Wharton
i;r"oks 49,. jumpin" center ...... keii
SaudeTSOn sid. ccUicr. II ll"nShaw
vi Hcushaw RICH; guard Clement
F"cn"y ....l-ft guard .... Wright
summary: Goals from ."lI-Jou"s
-, Branch 1. Hatcher g. Wharton :.
Referee Miss Row" I'mp.rc-Miss
Stotz. Time Of halves minutes.
American & and City.
iIuxter left forward 80. AdEins
Harding right forward. Melton
Heath 800. .jump'S center VOndcri"hr
Chcatham side center ..... Fubcr
Ross .......rirht guard. 80. Vaughn
Good" ...... left gBarl ....... i."tiy
summary: GoalS from field lux
ter :. Harding u. Adkins .. Melton
J. Goals from foGl-Ai<iu. ;. Tim.
OF halves u minutes.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-01

johnson. right forward. i:hoadcs
lee" -......- LEFT forward -..... Walker
SA"n"r.. -......... center. .I'asrISh
Sn!ih..... right guard iirOok"s
Nelson .l"?' guard .... Holmes
summary. !'i"ld goals Shancr. 6.
Johnson !; smith .: loo. =: Rhoadcs.
e. Walker. .: Parrish. . ,:ouis from
'pUiS -NHau"r IN :. Parrish. u In
z r'>tltu'ionS- for walker
N1if er for Carroll. Carroll FOR
Holmes, Holmes for Carroll Referee.
DOlordImsDr. I.ynchhurE.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-01
FEDERAL RESERVE TEAM
DOWNS FIRST NATIONAL
Takes Basketball Game From
League Leaders ny Score
uf 10 to 81.
MONEYS LEAGUE.
Standing -. Clubs.

Where They LAY Thursday.
Eoud Department IS Planters. al
Y w 6. y.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-01

The third team defeated Noirbbor.
hood Home ~ the score Of 10 to II;
fummy' Proctor featured for tho
c!ab and rokCy for the hone.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-01

n most foreign countries a home
l rnl -nNnr. . lnsn his nl.Ln-..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-01

Playing last night before the
largest and most enthusiastic gallery
That could be packed into the Y W.
g. ~. thu "nruehinE Fydoral..eS con-
tinu"d ;hrir climb towards tn. league
leadership hy severely trouucing thu.
FIRST SeNicttc. the score being 90
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-08-16
Ell. CAPTAIN DoMENECH

Visit6 Ia Mansion Ejecutiva el ca
pitan Domenech, hijo del senior don
Manuel Domenech, quien disfruta de
licencia embarcara para Arizona,
Estados UnidoS, u fines del mes CO.
rricnte.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-08-16
NOtas de ahOra

Ell dfa de septiembre Sc debe ha-
Ger la designation del Director de Sa-
nidad Insular Y, segln informes, el
DR.. Ruiz SOler, no Sabe NADIA de 10 que
Va ocurrir. Sc cspera que el organis-
mo director del partido de Ia mayOria,
"endose" oportunamente este nombre
v que en- este caso resulte cumplido,
dc acuerdo, el ''consejO consentimien
to del Se1fadO' que dice ell Bill Jones.
Serfa justo, segdn la general opinion.
--aOtro ciudadano native parece
que VA sustituir Ell un carga fede-
raj otro ciudadano del continente. 81
cl problema de nuestro Status" Sc re-
solviera con un punado de nombra-
mientos, parece que mos dan" el do
mimic de la cosa publica. LO malO es
que no Sc haga 10 propio en- todos los
detalles de la Administrator insular,
arancel de Aduanas, regimen inferno
y otrOs.
-Sigue la crisis economical apre-
tandO POGO POGO, perO seguramentc,
y Sc habla de una possible reunion de
la Legislature para tratar los asuntos
de finanzas del Tes0ro pnblicO, cOntri-
buciones de diffcil cobro Otras.
No hay NADIA de pr6Ximo viaje
del GOberllador a los EstadoS UnidOs,
segGn Sc ha comentadO, Y parece que
el rumor ha sido negado por elementos
oficiales. Es muy prOnto.
En- ia moda dc ahora" entran los
concentrates respectO de viajes y Sc
habla en- los cfrculos polfticos de unO,
pr6ximo Y rapido, del Presidente del
Senado, que tiene la mayor parte
de los familiares ell los Estados Uni
dos. Pero no hay NADIA Official respecto
de ESQ.
Ell calor sigue arreciandO hay
temperatures de mas de 31O. la SOM
bra. Y Ell las alturas, no en- las de
Jajome, parece que el calor SC hace
sentir Sc limita ell tempo de las vi
sitas, las conferencias y desarrollO de
opiniones, que sean de un ladO o de
otro, no resuelven practicamcnte y en-
definitva, la actual situaci6n.
--'Sire, desde el Puente Nueyo
hasta cerca del Louvre, hay un cla-
morcO enormc.
"yCantan gritan?
'Mas cantan que, gritan, per0 can.
tan gritandO....
--Pues 81 cantan pagaraI1. L0 malo
serfa que estuvieran callados...
A1tGfke
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-08-16
Lloyd George ORE
ce ceaIrlanda una Au-
tonomia anplla
De Valera rechaza de I'm
mOdo terIninante las
propOsiciones.

(De Nuestro Servicio Cablegrafco Especially
LONDRES, agosto 16.-Las prime
ras proposiciones de Lloyd George han
sido rechazadas por De Valera de un
modo terminate. Ell Jefe del Gobier-
no ingles ofrecia Irlanda un regimen
autonomico amplisimo, pero Irlanda
no quiere ESQ, reclama su Independent
cia absolute.
Esperase que las nuevas PROPOSE
clones de Lloyd George hayan dc ser
mas aceptables, llegando la conce-
sion de una Independence casi abso-
luta, porque la impression general es
que Inglaterra quiere terminar GUAM
to antes este enojoso pleito.
LONDRES, agosto 16.-Mr. Lloyd
George que ha sido ascdiado por los
periodistas pidiendole declaraciones
sobre la actitud que haya de guardian
respecto a Francia, Sc ha
negado en- absolute a decir NADIA, en-
cerrandose en- una discreta actitud de
reserva, que 81 NADIA dice en- contra del
Gobierno frances, tampoco afirma ma
da que pueda servir para desmentir
las suposiciones de que va esta rota
la alianza. Las relaciones de Fran
cia con Inglaterra no han de ser por
clio hostiles. Francia perdera ell apo
70 de Inglaterra en- sus miras inter-
nacionales, pero ambas naciones seran
sienipre amigas.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-08-16
FL mayor cargamentO
OcupadO hasta la
fecha

FL jefe ShantOn, el jefe de informa-
ci6n Mr.. Mcclure, ell sargento Monte
serfn, y los policfas especiales Flores
Y Rodriguez Ocuparon aver como a las
once de La maflana Ell el pueblo de Ca
guaS y en- la residencia de Ulises A..
Martinez, en- el reciento de LAS Ma
rias". el mayor cargamento de bebi-
daS OcupadO pOr la policfa desde que
esta en- vigor Ia ley prohibicionista.
Sc calcula el yalor dc estas, poniendo-
lie q bajO precio, en- la suma aproxi-
mada de $4,000. La residencia del
Lcdo. Martinez es de dos plantas. En-
la alta estaban depositadas las bebi-
das aIlf fue que la policfa ocup6 mas
de 80 latas de alcohol, sacos conte-
niendo medias botellas de ron, gran
ndmero de botellas de brandy, legf-
timo falsificado, anis, crema y vino.
En- la planta baja fueron ocupados
todOs los utensilios necesarios para la
fabrication y presentation de los lico-
res, tales como latas, embudos, bote-
Has vacfas, corchos, etiquetas de dis
tintas marcas, entire elias una marca
cubana.
Las bebidas fueron trasladadas al
cuartel de la policfa, en- San Juan, ano
che miSmO.
Ell case ha sido sometido en- La ma.
ilana de hoy al Comisionado de los Es.
tados Unidos Mr.. Editck, para SUI re-
SOluci6n.
Ell Lcdo. Martinez fue arrestado,
hasta tanto las autoridades federales
lie senalen fianza para obtener su liber-
tad provisional.