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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-09-09
Eb TEMPORAL ANBNCAD0
Noticia 1ranqulIizadora para
Puerto Rico

Aver tarde, va en- cireulacion Ell
IMPARCIAL, el .Negociado Meteoro-
logico en- San Juan, nos enviop para
ser publicado el siglliente ayiso re-
ferente a i'm temporal que Sc, estaba
fernando en- las Islas de Barbados, v
que probablemente tocaria en- Puerto
Rico.
Dccia asi la COMMUNICATION:
"Una tormenta de los tropicos de
lnodcrada intensidad,, con ,su eentro
al sur de las Islas Barbados, Sc nue.
We de oeste al noroeste y probablemen-
te pasara por cl sur de Ia Isla de
Puerto Rico durante el dia viernes.
In aviso de precaucion ha sido en-
viado Il todo ell aerea oriental del
Mar Caribe. Sc facilitara mas in
forines a las 10 p. nl.Fassig."
Esta maiiana uno de nuestros re-
porteros llam6 por telefono a la ex-
presada Oficina del TEMPO, para So
licitar detalles sobre el runibo que
habia tornado cl anunciado temporal,
puesto Due el dia habia amanecido' sin
que sc sintieran eanlagos de tormen-
ia, v Con la cortesia habitual el Sc
nor Fassig nos inforino 10 que con-
tinuaci6n transcribimos:
Ia tormenta tropical Sc ha movi-
do con direction norte noroeste, como
a 300 miIias distante de Puerto Rico,
durantei las ultinas "a horas y esta
maiiana batia en- el suroeste de Ia isla
de San Lucia.
Ell centro probableniente pasara a
una considerable distincia del sur de
de la isIa de Puerto Rico, esta tarde
esta noche.D @ =
Como Sc We el peligro que en- uni
pfincipio Sc llego a.tenaer ha pasados
padiendo permanecer tranquilos por
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-09-09
BAJo FL CTELQ De HELvECTKx !.
Los Representafi1os. de America

Tfuerza y poderio. Peros G. Parra.Pe+
rez, olvida-quiere olvidar, como todo
verdader6 idealista ~las tristes expe-
rieneias del pasado, el'1racaso del Con-
greso de Panama, y las mismas pala-
bras de Bolivar-que el cita en- su fo-
|Hieto-ante la inutilidad de gus es-
Ifucrzos; mo hay fe en- America nj en-
|tre los ahop1bres, nj entire las naciones.
Los tratados son papeles; las cons
tituciones, libros; las elecciones. COM
bates; la libertad, anarquia; y la vida
Iles un torinentoD. :
Pero hay mas: America, que en- So
fe patriotica quiere ser politeista, NAL
sabria remedar el gesto de las null
titudes hebreas adorando un solo SIM
bolo, aunque este brille al sol con el
prestigio dorado del bcccrro en- orc.
Bolivar, bien. Pero ~ los otros?. Los
doses son legion; ;ca profetas fornan
avalanche, Y la altiyez natural de nues
, ira raza mo podra comprepder nunca
la division que la antigiiedad hacia
de sus profetas, clasificandolos en- ma
yores y memories, pues para cada pue-
bio, lquG digo? para una minucula re-
gion,e su heroe, el h6roe surgido de Sc
no, sera .eter1lamence el mayor, aun-
| que su talla fisica' Sc oponga Ia
(. illusion. No, dejemos intacta la pro-
fusion de nucstros doses, y no intenr
Eteinos resumir en- ninguno la aspira-
ci6n continental. Pero como; Sc pre-
elsa hacer de la America. una cosa
compacta; armoniosa, fuerte, procu-
remos que. nuestros hoipbres Sc CO.
nozcan, Sc comprendan, Sc "descifren'
No interesa que Sc amen, nj que pon-
fgan su devotion afectuosa. en'la cum
| bre del ChiInborazo del Cotoplxi,
ipues Ell interes material Y la amhi-
tci6n de Ia gloria, de Ia riqueza, del
dominic, son mas perdurables que los
arrebatos liricos del coraz6n. Estve-
chemonos anque nos detcstemos.
Por mi pa,'te contribuyo mediocre
.nente a este empeiio egoista, y dc Ia
iista de americanos ilustres, arTanco
10y ol nonbre de G. Parra-Ptrez, ma
i cido Ell Venezuela, la cuna genecosa
dc Bello y de Narciso Lopez.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-09-09

z
/ qua espafiola; Ses acaso possible una
verdadera ccnfraternizacion politica
lsispano-americanas 9nientras no haya
un continue v estrecho contacto es-
piritual, personal en- cierto Inodo, en-
tire los hombres capaces de cada Re-
piblica? ~ s X
Ese seria, en- nuestroi coneepto, .el
primer pasos en- firme para. Ia. union
de, las veinte naciones que "tienen un
pOrvcnir identico". Parra-Perez, en-
su. generosa idealizacion sbolivariana,
We, en- ell Libertador Rin. simbolo per-
fecto, como hecho "ad hoc", para crear
el .eslab6p de uniop de Las aspiracio-
mes que palpitan en- el alma de la ra-
"a, porque asi como Emerson soste-
MIA que "cada hombre esta, gracias
a una afinidad secreta, ligado cierta
IONA de lal naturaleza, de la cual es
ei sagente e Misrepresentation de las
abejas; Dalton de las formas atdsni7
cas-, Ellelide, de las lineas-" Bolivar
| ess para el, recapitulacion, compendio,
epftome insuperable de Democracia y
VI dc ensuefios redentores. icon que
cahda einoci6n recuerda el literato
venezolano la campaias del heroe, del
Sur, por reunir ell el Congreso pana-
memo de 1926, los pueblos dispersal
| dos del nuevo mundo! Bolivar es el
verdadcro precursor de la Liga encu-
bada naventa y dos amos mas tarde,
en- 81 sTratade dc. Versailles, "y 81 bien
el sluerito principal de esta tentativa
Idebe atrihuirse la, Alnaried del Nor
!tes y 5al Presidente Wilson, sera un
eterno honor para la America Latina
'haber formulado, hace un siglo, los
principles de una Sociedad de las, Ma
Ecienes". s}SE&4s 4
En- esa especie de homogcneidad que
propone Parra-Perez, para el ideal his
! pano-americano, encarnandolo en- una
sola fgura continental-la de Bolivar
-palpita, mas que I'M noble orgullo dc
ratriotismo local, la vasta vision dc
: un honbre que, nutrido de ciencia his.
/! torica, no linita su ciudadania espi
!. ritual, los confines puramente geo
) grafcos, y que suei;-t con el imperit
de una America igiga11te, una. Ell su
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-09-09

para su patria, ,lurantc Ia cual lego
el Impcrio Aleman IN c{ispitlc de su
] p0derfo, tanro militia: como indus
trial, comercial Y cicniffico, entra de
lleno von Hindenburg hacer histo-
ria de la horrible tragelia que j;lmas
los pueblos hul,inron >rcscn.iado. Y
que tuvo srs coinie:lz9s ca Sarajevo,
con el aSeSinato de los prfncipcS de
Austria. para cHrrar con el c6lebre
Tratado de Versailles. ian humillante
para In patria dc Eismark.
ia tranquilidad dc la existencia
que llevGba desde 1911-dice el autor
de Memorials de mi vida'-me per-
militia dediclrme4 con mas sosiego a
ostudiar- los acontecimientos, ,polfticos
mundiales. Sin embargo, mis- obser-
yaciones no eran ciertamentc para sa-
tisfacerme. Lejos de mi tcdo, sobre-
salto, me era impossible, ell cambio,
librarme dc. ciertO sentimiento de o.
preston. Me embargaba Ia idea dc
que en- el eXtels0. oceano de Ia poll
tica universal flames navcgando sin
rur,bo. Uras wees parauc los nuba-
rroneS politicos alncnaG2hau del l,lo
nal:ln Sinie,l1~s, s','hr" los Baikanes,
SO compa"tia 60, y -nayoria dc mis-
c'mratriot;:s Il pfasentimiento de que
cl suclo a,cInan lba minandose."". y
he :quf como actuanGo de augllr,
empieza q: la nlrte mas importantc
dc ST. libro Il rciatar dc llcno sus i'm
prcaioiles On In gran guerra pasada,
Ell Ia que q sostuvo. puede decirse.
todc el peso dc la campaila, cubriGn-
dose de gloria que no SO atrevcn
Gcstarle nj. .a1n sEs mismos adverse.
rios 10 aver,
Pucs.. bien ), nsta obra, que tauto. ha
lhmado Ia ,atepci6nt On todo el mun-
do. por., ser Ge4 las pocas que .sebre
Ii terrible hecatombe Sc la, escrito
cor nienos, drsipicies, y con mayor
aportsnliento. DC, datos isobre las eau.
sas y concausas que determinaron Ia
conflagracion universal y Ia cafdat del
tmperio aleman,--el Poder militar
mas enorme que han visto los ST.
sloss-ha sido, traducida o todos los
idio,naas iel muildo > escrita en- TN
espafiol pulcro y coReiso, SC halla de
venta on las, librerias dc cantero,
Fcrndndez & Co., Inc, por la modesto
suna de 60 centavos con franqueo.
Ninguna persona medianalrmenre
debe dejar de conocer este
llibro, que no ahora, sino cn los item.
pos velideros, adduirira una reso-
nancia tai, que ningdil otro de su
fndole escrito por una autoridad tan
inn,ensa como slps es indiscutiblemen-
te, el Mariscal Hindenburg. Advt.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-09-09
Las MG|IIn0II|iiaIy I|iI
II M Ny1{9ANNVtN kGNNse st fss
del |||aTiiSCa|

Las Memorials de mi Vida, que el
bizarre Mariscal alemar Won Hinden-
burg ha publicado' recientcmente, cs
una obra de esas que Ia pcsteridad
guardara como una reliQuia hist6rica
de immense valer, no tan solo porque
en ella hall;inse. escritos de prilo y
letra dc sn Gutor, los capftulos mas
culminantes de Ia vida de este hon.
bre que de tanto prcstigio sc cubri0
en- In pasada cruenta guerra mundial
sino por constituir Ia historic en- to-.
das sus faces de este acontecimiento
el mas resonante que asol0 Ia huma-
nidId.
Despues de hablarnos Ell Ia prime
ra partc de su libro, de los dfas fe-
Ices v tranquilos de su niilez, en- ell
hogar palermo, donGe sentfa un hondo
afecto por sus padres y demds pa
rieEtes cercaEos que ilyudaron asfor-
mar su alma, dentro del mas ;.paci-
bic cspiritu .cristiGno y del cumpli-
nicnto del ,dclier: para con s'l hogar,
su patria, sri rey su tDios despuGs
lie relatarft.i cen ,ssclciilo iCGguasc
sus iHclinarioDrS liicia la milieio,
sus estGdios dc Ia eientia mili.ar
su ingreso en- 81 gran ejeFcito de su
pats. Il viejo Mariseal nos cueata de
su vida en- el cuartel y de sus rapi-
dos v sucesivos aseensos cn 10 caErer
ra, a. que. Sc dedic6 con un amor
un entllsiaspo indescriptibles.
Va Ell 1866 empczo Eindenburg sus
eimpaGas, On pleno campo dc ope-
raciones. cuando In ruptura dc Ale
mania cor Austria, siendo atin Sc
gundo tcnicnte dc Infanterfa. des-
de; Ia, region del .Soor, a Koniginkorf;
desdc,, ,el Eyer q Hanover, nos cuentai
has nreciosas hazalias dc aquella lgue-
rra en- que comenz0 cl rcsurgimienteI
de IL Alemasli;. unida, como poteacia
mundial. Lueso ontra de ileno el
gran Mariscal q. desel'ibir In guerra
franco-pEusiani dc 1870, en-. que tcm6
&l,3 parte. activa. nrincipalisima, y
dondc cl gran Imperio de Napoleon
Ill ,qued6 reducido cenizas, dando
paEo a, Ia reyoluci6n francesa, que
puso EN- manos de la Rcpdblica los;
destinos dc Ii gran Naci6n Latina.
Yon Hindcnburg en- esas paginas her
nosas en- que relata las grandes VIC
torias dc su ejercito en- aquella eta
pa, usa sicnlpre su mismo lcnguaje
elaro sencillo, .veraz v spulcrof de
que esta regestida sitoda ssn obra. X
puedc verse asf cuando 81 celebre
general describe Ia entrada en- Paris
dc las legiones de Prussia, va deshe-,
chas. las desmoralizalas ttropas i'm
periaies de Napoleon, Y habla de
sus impresiones rccibidas a. yer pOr
"a yea primeya " hermosa capital
francesa de Ia, que suardas gratos
Iecuerdos, por haber sido allf testigo
de aduella hecatonibe, sin prcceden-
tes en- Ia Historia del nundo,
Va iniciada una nueva labor de paz
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-09-09
= ~ 3 ~ 2 y
A SU TEMPO

X I Eilf fNis.s-s5J tsi9e W VI / ~ RSf. ~ ~
| Ell. GpbesnadaE ha depegados las so-
'licitudes de. indpltos presentsdas fa-
yor de los confnados Elfzardo Rosa,
Juan Sanchez, Ricardo 0livieris y.Juan
Pagan velez; ,iaade cohmutaei6n nde
senteneieseR faEpHde Flor Lebr6n Sic
ira, y las de ibertad bajospalabra sen
favor de- Gumersindo Gonzales y. Lu-
cas- Torres Tories.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-09-09
LUIS V. vALIENTE

En- el vapor Ponce" regres6 aver
de Estados Unidos, donde Sc encontra-
ba disfrutando de vacaciones, nuestro
distinguido amigo el joyen fnanciero
Luis " Valiente, Assistant Manager
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-09-09

del National City Bank, de esta ciu-
dad, quien goza en- nuestra sociedad
de numerosas simpatfas.
Ell IsIPARCIAL tiene para el Sr.
yaliente, un saludo de bienvenida muy
cordial. +,
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-09-09

ahora los habitantes de Puerto. Rico,
al que una tormenta en- los actuales
mor,entos habria de causer hondos
|estragos. ~
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-09-09
Estado demostrativo de las transacciones
verlficadas en- la division de Automo>
Vlles durante la semana de Agosto
29 a Septiembre ;, 1921

AUTOMOBILES pdblieos registra-
dos; incluyendo trucks 10 S41462
Automobiles priyados registra-
dos inclIycndo trucks % 33S S9
M3to9icletas ---3 3 1881
Transfercrcias efecuadas- ~ 44OO
Permisos de aprendizaies ex-
petlidps &c 1000
Automobiles privndGs cam
biados Il pGblicGs---12 291.GG
Duplicados de licencias de
automobiles ..-----..5 500
DupIicados dc tablillas dc
automobiles 3 1900
S0licitudes de examcn pre-
senlaGhs 30 5000
Licenc.as Y placas de conduc-
torres expedidas S 1000
Licencias y plaCas dc chau-
ffeurs expcdidas -4 1000
Liccncias y placas de conduc-
torres de trucks expedidas- 500
Duplicates de placas de con-
ductores' ---------------G 600
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-09-09

Duplicadcs lie placas de chau
ffeurs ..5 500
Duplicados de plaeas de con-
ductores. dc tTueks.------1 LOO
Duplicados de placas de chat
ffeurs de Fords- LOO n
Cambio de placas de chau
ffeurs condhsct0rcs de
trucks -2 200
Duplicates de licencias de
condudtorcs de trucks-----1 1.d0
Licencias especiales para no
RESIDENCES --...1 5:OO
Certificates para manejar
no-residentes ...1 800
Certificates dc records $50
Listas de automobiles 645
Multas. per infracci6n a la
Ley, en- las Cortes Munich
pales de Ia isla-.---- 2S4O0
Total S1,74062
NOTA ADICIONAL
Chauffeurs Y conductores suspen-
dilos durante este termino .----5
The Winslow mail., 1921-03-04
THE OMNIBUS ROAD BILL PASSES
THE SENATE

The Omnibus Road Bill passed the
state senate last Saturday and it will
probably come before the house at
a very early date. The bill as it pass
ed the senate carries the following
in addition to what it was: Seventy
five thousand dollars for the Apache
Trail, providing other sources raise
$250,000 for the same purpose; $780,
600 from Holbrook to the New Mexico
line; $4,000 in Apache county to New
Mexico line; $4,000 Williams to Ash
Fork; $4,000 Geronimo to Solomon
vile; $4,000 Clifton to the New Mexi-
co line; 100000 Phoenix to the Yuma
county line: 100000 for bridge over
the Colorado in Mohave county; $751;
600 Nogales-Tucson; $4,000 Ash Fork
to Mohave county line. The total
carried by the bill is $1,O25,O0O
The Winslow mail., 1921-03-04
Inquire MAIL OFFICE

That the paving Of Winslow's
streets is nearing fact is apparent
this week in the publication in this
issue of The Mail of the Resolution
and Ordinance covering the prelimi-
naries of this work. This will be one
of the greatest improvements possi-
BILE to the city and there is nothing
like good paved streets to attract
visitors to the city and make it re-
membered by them. 1t is a cosmopo-
Titan step which enhances the values
of property and places the city among
those Of real progressiveness. Hasten
the day when paved streets will be
open to our use and the use of our
visitors, for there will be many in
the years ahead. 1t is just one of the
important steps in the continued
growth and prosperity of the commu-
nifty.
The Winslow mail., 1921-03-04
ADDITIONAL LOCALS
S. S. Lawhead of the Western Union
was visitor to Flagstaff last Sunday.

S. S. Lawhead of the Western Union
was visitor to Flagstaff last Sunday
White wings have been busy on the
streets this week and as result they
are looking much cleaner
j. G. G. Hall of the Hall Lumber
Company spent several days this week
in Holbrook looking after the COM
panys interests in that city.
Aviator Ainslee, who has been
navigating the atmosphere here for
the past several weeks, flew away
the first of the week for other points
unknown to the writer.
H. d. Lore, collector of delinquent
taxes, will be at the Bank of Winslow
tomorrow, Saturday, and if you have
any tax troubles you had better CON
suit him before they become more
serious.
The attention of our readers is call
ed to the several new advertisements
which appear this week
If springtime days are any indica-
t1on, summer is approaching.
The Winslow mail., 1921-03-04
WANTS A MALL

The state capitol is getting ready
to put on real cosmopolitan airs.
She is going to change one Of her
streets, Van Buren,, by name, into q
mall, If press dispatches from the
capitol city can be believed. Any
way the Phoenix Chamber OF Com
merce is in the midst of a big drive
for membership and improvements Of
the city and wants to change Van
Buren, into palm lined street with
the old ditch turned into Venfcian
canal. They are also contemplating
a union depot. and an aviation field.
There is nothing like trying and sue
cess never attends anything but effort.
The Winslow mail., 1921-03-04

AS the Mail is received by its
readers today, our nation is receiving
its new president and obligating him
to the duties Of the important office
to which the people of the country
voted him. 1t is hoped that his ad-
ministration may be one of peace and
prosperity for we have had enough
of the opposite thrust upon us thru
the course Of circumstances during
the past several years of war and
unstable conditions.
The Winslow mail., 1921-03-04
CHAMP CLARK IS CALLED

Champ Clark, for many years
speaker of the United States House
OF Representatives, died Tuesday at
the age of II years. He was one of
the prominent men of the nation and
was frequently spoken of as presi-
Dental candidate.
The Winslow mail., 1921-03-04

We want good men and women to
write Industrial Life Infantile En-
dowment and Life policies. Also
monthly premium health and acciden
insurance. Attractive policies and
liberal contract to agents Clover
leaf Life & Casulty Co., P. o. Box
1906, Globe, Ariz. 48-t7
The Winslow mail., 1921-03-04
Business Locals

The hat, drawing particular atten-
tion at Mrs. Buffers opening is a
large Leghorn draped in orchid
Georgette and embroidered in three
different tones of Raffia. Another is
an all black, the crown is in Cello
phane, the brim drapped with chan
tilly lace. 1t 1
The Winslow mail., 1921-03-04
ATTENTION, HOME BUILDERS!

Are you planning to build a home
this fall or the coming year? Write
to the McGonigle Lumber & Develop
ment Company, Riordan. Arizona, for
information on their plans to aid
people in building a home.
The Winslow mail., 1921-03-04

A cordial invitation is extended to
all ladies of Winslow 60 visit the
opening and inspect this wonderful
display of spring millinery with Mrs.
w. T. Butler, LOG Front ST. 1t 1
The Winslow mail., 1921-03-04
Ads,

CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER
Good and satisfactory work guaran-
teed. Walter Olds, Phone 165, at
East Side Lumber Yard. ASST
The Winslow mail., 1921-03-04

Both the city and township courts
have been exercising their judicial
functions this week because of vari-
Gus infractions of the law.
The Winslow mail., 1921-03-04
LIBERTY BONDS

Convert your liberty bonds into
safe investment paying not less than
ten per cent per annum. Write to
the McGonigle Lumber & Develop
ment Company, Riordan, Arizona.
The Winslow mail., 1921-03-04

FOR SALE-30 pound bronze cobb
ler for breeding purposes. Inquire
1923 Kinsley Avenue. If
The Winslow mail., 1921-03-04

FOR SALE-5 room modern house,
furnished; part cash and terms. In
quire at GOA Kinsley Ave. 1 4t*
The Winslow mail., 1921-03-04

FOR SALE-Electric Washing ma
chine. Inquire 416 East Oak. Phone
80. At II
The Winslow mail., 1921-03-04

For Sale-A Handsome Reed Baby
Buggy at half price at 218 West AS
pinwall. 2t1*
The Winslow mail., 1921-03-04

FOR SALE-Young Tom turkeys,
also some nice young roosters. In
quire B. F. Ketchum. | 2t
The Winslow mail., 1921-03-04

FOR SALE-Rhode Island Red eggs
for settings. 13 for $1.00. Also three
Rhode Island ROSTERS 604 Apache
Ave. 2t1
The Winslow mail., 1921-03-04

FOR SALE-Good piano and vacu-
um cleaner. 600 Warren Ave- 12t*
The Winslow mail., 1921-03-04

FOR SALE-5-room house, partly
furnished. Inquire of Judge Sapp,
Holbrook. 81 2*
The Winslow mail., 1921-03-04

FOR RENT = A Partly Furnished
House at 218 West Aspinwall 2t1*
The Winslow mail., 1921-03-04

WANTED-To buy secondhand sew
ing machine, if bargain. Address
Box S23, city. 2t1
The Winslow mail., 1921-03-04

n EPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE
n Bank of Winslow. at Wipslow. in the State
of Arizona at the close of business Febru-
The Winslow mail., 1921-03-04

High grade piano for sale cheap
or will trade in on good used Ford
car. Address Box 544, Winslow. 2*t1
The Winslow mail., 1921-03-04

FOR SALE-6-room bungalow at
bargain. 319 W. 4th st. For in
formation phone AZ. If
The Winslow mail., 1921-03-04

FOR RENT-Light housekeeping or
bed room. 406 Front st. 1t*
The Winslow mail., 1921-03-04

FOR Rents room cottage, partly
furnished. Inquire Mail office. 2t1
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-11-22


ThlriytwS Girls are bidding for
positions on the chlckasha hlgh
school girls basketball team. TheS
arc:
inclllc Parsons. Mildred Smith.
Emerald Reach. vcrda Joika. Oh
MCGOWAN. Esther Phillips. ilernIcn
KIng. Ruth Church. Edith wasgcf
hack. Lucille iiolilnrsworih. Ethel
BELL. Ella Barn. Florence Turner
Kate Shepard. Ella White. Dorothy
Patrick. Donnie Reynolds. Rulh
Livcrmorc. Bessie Reynolds. Nell ny
mum. Lorcna Reeves. ocla Lucy. Ler.
sIc Filedn. Elizabeth Yates. Anthcr
McCrary. Irene Norman. Margaret
bingham. Irene siEcmorc, sadi,
Long. Florence Fuller. Willie Penny.
aud Lola Woodaon.
Regular practice IL being held on
Monday. Tuesday and Wednesday OF
each week. The schedule has not yet
been arranged by Miss Leo Walker.
coach.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-11-22
DOts0n Slated To
Meet Martin Here
Thursday EUening

0siar Dotson, tho wrestling
blacksmith" OF Chiikasha, and "Bull-
dog" Martin. OF Trenton, N. j., are
booked for two-out-of-three falls
finish matrh here Thursday evening,
November "a. Arrangements for the
bout, to be staged in the Armory
hall, were completed today by
Tim Haley, Martins manager.
~ The Bulldog" claims to have de-
feated Billy Edwards for the heavy
weight championship of New Jersey
and to have won the Virginia title
when he humbled George Watson.
Manager Haley says Martin beat
Bill McCombs, Of Kingfisher and
Bill Penwright, of Okarchie. I'VE
have toured the east and west and
are meeting all comers,S the mana
ger declared.
Dotson tips the beams at 1914
while Martins weight is four pounds
less.
Admission to the bout will be so
cents plus war tax of five cents.
Ladies will be admitted free.
Arrangements are being made for
two preliminaries, Haley says. The
referee has not ben selected.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-11-22


Columbus. Ohio. Nov. Iirolne'
against brother. That's what colnm'
bus boring fans believe slll come IA
Pass IN the near future.
The tvo fighting 0'Dowds. mil
and Eddie. arc both hot on the trail
ol Johnny nuft. Who holds both the
fiy.welshi and bantam uelEhi cham
rlonshlps u no world. I'hli o'Dowd
il q hahsamwclFhi. Eddie IL a ny
weight
Eddle haaed recently and showed
him enough boxing gloves TO set
the newspaper decision over lhs
champion. although tho Judges ruled
otherwise. phn broke luio tho spot
ilEhf By lacinF Joe Lynch.
II phn sins over the champion. Aa
will cop only the baniamwclfhi ,lili
because he fights only a bantam
wrlEhi~iik or 40 pounds.
Eddie Is q legitimate nyweish,, al
though he occasionally acccpta .
hnntamwclKht match. II Eddie win
over nnff. he can elsim both
crowns. for he can flKbi AZ any
weight huff prcncrlbcs. No matter
waich o'nowd hoy fights nuff. u
he wlnn. hla brother wlli he the logi
cal contender Tor the firat match.