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Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-08-02

LOST-On B street Monday
thin white blouse; finder pleace
phone 521 for reward. 1872 2
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-08-02
Today's Produce Prices

Quoted and paid by the Rem
aker Poultry Company.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-20
CARPENTERS TRAINING To
Be BEHIND CLOSED DOORS:

Mania sset. y. J., ay 1g.-Georges
Carpenter sent his scouts today in
search Of softer and more secluded
roads for track work. The hard macad-
emized highways over which throngS of
curious persons are travelling daily to
get a glimpse of the challenger. COM
bined with a desire for greater privacy.
have 'caused certain, changes in his
plans.
The public will be excluded from the
training farm and newspaper men Will
be lwecomed only on Mondays. Wednes-
days and Fridays at 3 ?. NJ, when Car
psntier will work before. them.
Serious training for the challenger
Will start next Monday and will consist
Of light boxing until ne has recuperated
from the effects OF the sea voyage,
Francois Des Camps, his manager, an
nOunced tonight.
Today was spent about the training
quarters with his Belgian dog and in
company with Jim Corhett. who pro-
nounced the quarters. one of the best he
had ever seen. TWO rings have been
rYttcf up. one inside and one for outside
work when. the weather permits. Both
are exact models. Of the ring in which
the July combat will be fought.
Large Autographs showing Carpen-
tiers victory over Beckett have been
posted around the inside ring. Des
Camps Explained. to supply psychology
stuff" while Carpenter trains.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-20
AMERICAN GOLFERS
GIVEN A "DAY OFF"

Holylake. England. May 19.-(By the
Associated Press)-A spell of the bad
weather which is no stranger to the
Holylake links broke today, and the
golfers who are TO compete next week
for the British amateur championship
had virtually an off day 1t had been
the intention Of the American players
to take things easy, in the belief that
rest would be beneficial TO them. The
weather materially aided them in carry
ing out this intention.
William G.. Fownes, Jr., captain Of the
American team, with Captain Webster
Of New England as a partner, Started a
game against Major Parker and Guy
Farrar Of the home club. but the
weather. indifferent at the start, became
so bad later on that the match was
abandoned. s..
Mr. Fownes. talking of the good. play
ing that the Americans have been doing
at Holylakc in the good weather which
preceded that of today, said:
II quite realize from today's bolster
"~s w"n ther 'hat the low scores our men
have been returning could not have been
lI.,,.. su.iurr conditions such as these"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-20
DILLoNVALE COMING
LOADED FOR: VICTORY
osdo rsaln WIN xndsavor to Administer
DsfsSt 10 Bansrs Next Sunday
1t hague Park.

Dillonvale will have the toughest club
tho ;Bausrs have faced this years when
these clubs meet at League park newt
Sunday Word comes from the Ohio
town that regardless Of the cost, team
would be brought to Wheeling good
enough to trim Tho Bauers. This is
rather tiscouraging news for the locals
after the miserable showing last week.
Thea again, Ford. crack third baseman.
with be out Of the lineup.
DElonvale comics ready to back the
clu bto the limit Along with the team
win be at least 1900 to 1000 fans. This
Is no e3aggeration, as two years ago
even more witnessed the game between
thesj clubs at League park. Tho fast
that pinonvale counts on q victory has
stimulated more interest among the
towrisDe n le
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-20
THREE ATTRACTIONS
ON FIELD DAY CARD
MASS Drill. Competitive Games ana
Races VIII Mark Public Schools
~ Field Day

Is Three main attractions will feature
the public schools field day to be held
on the new athletic field on Friday
afternoon. May 2Tth. according to the
plans that are being developed by the
Depa rtment OF Physical Education. The
first number as usual will be the big
mass free hand drill Of abou 1000 chill
dren fro mthe dfth sixth. seventh and
eighth grades. The second number Will
be a series Of city championship games
between the various teams that have
won district championships during the
spring months. There will be two fifth
grade championships. two sixth grade
championships and two departmental
contests. Newcomb. EndbaN and Folley
han will be the games played, both
sexes being represented with teams.
The third feature of the program will
be the foot races. between the chosen
boys an dgirls from each grade. Ea oh
school is entitled to-entr two boys and
two girls from each grade In the final
which will be held on field daF.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-20
ANNUAL MUSICALE
SUCCESSFUL EVENT
Pupils Of Mrs. Laura MacGinnts pre-
scented Interesting program last
hight

Tho piano pupils Of Mrs. Laura Mac
GinniS scored success in their annual
musicale which was presented last
night III the A. o. L. w. auditorium.
Tho program opened At eight O'CLOCK
and the spacious auditorium was packed
with the parents and friends OF the
young musicians. 1t is almost lmpoS-
Sible to select from such an assemblaSe
OF artists any particular ones for es-
pecial mention but some Of the numbers
were particularly well received by the
attentiv audience. Each player exhibit
cd knowledge of technique and touch
which reflects great credit on the teach
or and the perfect assurance with which
the musicians performed won the IN
slant approval Of tho hearers.
Tho opening number was musical
reading you're Welcome If You Keep
Right stir by Vera Huggins. Madolyn
Evel, Ruth Robinson. Margaret Gary.
Florence Bachmann and Madolyn WurtZ
bacher. Miss Mollie Mehen played the
first piano solo, Gondolicrs Sfrenade.
from Engel. Next In order were Inez
Carpenter, In the May Dance; Eliza
beth Keyser and Thelma Eskey, IN
Morning Star Waltz" and Helen Wal
lace one Of the youngest pupils In
"IIarcbells" Miss Wallace played her
lovely HuHlpeT pcIltSNlS anu was az
corded hearty applaus Florence Bach
man scored in her Parade Of the Flow
erS" following which Miss Ruth Robin
son gave the favorite musical reading
Comm Thru the Rye" with Miss Ber-
nice Farmer as the accompanist. Maid
ems. Dream was played by Madeline
johnson and the "Nlinuet in &c" by Mar
garet Gary was especially we'll played.
Two Flowers" by Vera Huggins and
the duet "RluSh Rose Waltz" by Helen
Foster and katherine Hess was excep-
tionally we'll done. 'Hyacinths" by
Madnlyn Erel was a splendid number
rs was Silver Nymph" by Ruth Rob-
inson. Helen NeitZel scored in.her rem
dition Of ITO A Hupming Bird" and
MadoIyn and Robert Wurtzba cher were
delightful in their duet Carmen Citra"
George Worls delighted HIS audience
with his powerful and perfect rendition
Of Durand'S "ValSe in e Flat. follow
ing which Florence Malseed played a
pretty number. Song of the Swallows
Miss Edythe Linton displayed thorough
knowledge of technique in her Spring
Rcvcrie" which was ono Of the prcttiest
numbers on the program and brought
prolonged applause.
Bcrnice Farmer and Nina Jasper
scored in their fine rendition Of Listz's
"Rhapsodie Hongroise' following which
Vera Huggins delighted the guests with
a musical reading "Star Spanglcd Ban
ner". May Breeze" by Margaret Hickey
Souvenir de Fete" by Hazel Moore:
Grand Marche dc Concert" by Mildred
Rosenleb; Enchanted Moments" by
Katherine and Margaret Knabc all re-
ceivcd hearty applause from the audi
encc. MY Peace Thou Art" by Nina
Jasper was exceptionally we'll played
and "ITcludc" from Rachmaninoff was
a triumph played by Betnicc Farmer.
Hazel Mchen In "Vivienne," Nellie Hcis-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-20
BANK OPENING
ON SATURDAY
FULTON Bank and Trust Company Will
Entertain Ihe General Public In Its
Splendid Home.

Formal opening Of the Fulton Bank
and Trust company building at the cor
ner Of Fifth and National road, Fulton.
was announced last night for Saturday.
With everything new and conforming in
all respects to the latest ideas In modern
banking, the splendid institution will
be open for public inspection from 8
o'clock IN the morning until 8 in the
evening. Officers of the bank will be
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-20
WHEELING WILL Be TERMINAL
Of LONG CROSS COUNTRY RUN

club Of Harrisburg. Pa. announcing the
plans of their first annual endurance
cross country run to be made May ~
and 80. Wheeling being the resting
point Sunday night before the start Is
made Decoration day morning.
The run. which will be known as the
Patriot and News run. under the aus
pieces of those two newspapers OF
Harrisburg Pa. will be the first Of its
kind held by the club.
The riders will reach here beginning
at 1926 p. m. that night. They will re-
main in the city until the next morn
ing at o'clock. when the return trip
VIII be made.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-20
SCOUT STOOP GETS
THE EAGLE BADGE

William Stoop Of troop No. 6, Vance
Memorial Presbyterian church last eve
ming was presented by the Court Of
Honor with two merit badges and an
eagle Scout badge. Young Stoop is the
second TO receive the eagle badge. jas.
Potter Of the same troop, was given two
merit badges. Donald Mcdaniel. Of
troop No. !. Moundsville. received eight
merit badges while Ralph Pickett of the
same troop received five merits. Ali
four are very active In Scout work.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-20
MISS MOR|ARTY'S
MOTHER IS DEAD
Popular Army Field Clerk Stationed
Here Has Sympathy Of Host OF
Friends,

Friends Of Miss Anne L. Moriarity,
we'll known United States army fed
clerk of this district. will be grieved -
learn Of the death Of her mother, which
occurred unexpectedly at the family
home in Louisville, Ky, Thursday
morning. Miss Moriarty was callel
home Monday morning by the serious
illness of her mother AMI friends yes
terday received a telegram stating that
Mrs. Moriarty had passed away at IL
a. m. Thursday. Funeral services will
be held at the family home, No. 1918
Brook street, Saturday morning.
Miss Moriarty has been IL this city
for the past six weeks with hraaquar-
tcrs at the American Legion rooms. dis
tributng Victory medals TO eN-soidiers.
Her work is not completed and it is
probable that she will return during
the next week.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-20
.WARNO0D HIGHS
FOOTBALL SKED
-
,1RrEN AND WHITE HAS NINE
;. GAMES cARDED WITH SOMN w
BEST TEAMS IN DISTRICT
= whssltnS WIN Be Met September II and
:. LInsly Two weeks Ia-sr.
Prospects GOOD

- Warwood high school has nine games
-" scheduled for the 1921 football season,
saucording TO an announcement made EaSt
!. erening by Prof. Harry y. Smith. C"aCn
500 the eleven. and tErce more games are
ito be scheduled making the season one
of the best Gin IN" history OF the Scnool.
e Some OF the best teams In the d!Strict
= are scheduled. and with much So"u
-"material from which to round 'eah'
the school should enjoy GOOD season
-: Only two regulars OF last years team
-,uars remaining in school after graduation
.sthis year. while nine are being Iost'
r,.leaving the prospects dull. but coach
I:Smith will have Il large amount or new
timber 70 develop. Those hctnS lost are
johnson. I'eIl. StrohrL Skater. Wise,
Roberts. Hood. t. Smith and .. Kemp.
90 The following * the schedule so tar
arranged:
o. September ln-Opeu.
* September l7--Whrrl:ng.
y; September 2i-Opcn.
October l--LiaS!N.'
October T-WnodStield
October l5--Wellsburgh high.
" October 32-Open.
October 99--EaSt Liverpool
al November 5-New Ma-tlnSvtle.'
% November 2-Middlehourne.
o. November l9--MourdSville.'
November 2A-Triadclphia.'
abroad
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-20

er in 'Noontide Fancles" and Selma
Gillespie in Concert Valse" concluded
the interesting program. musical
reading It's Time to tell you all Coca
bye" was the final number in when
Vera higgins. Madolyn Evcl. futh
Robinson, Margaret Gary. Florence
Bachman and Madolyn Wurtzoacher
participated.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-20
WON BY SpALLA

Newark, y. j.. May 19,-Erminin Spal-
Ia. Italian Interchangeable, knocked
out Frank Hagney OF Australia, in the
first round Of a scheduled ten round
match tonight. Spalla floored Hagney
three times before he landed the final
blow. This was his first appearance
In this country.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-20
HI SWIM MEETING
Candidates for Wheeling Highs Team
In Scholastic Meet June ana
Being Given Tryout.

Tryouts are being conducted by the
Wheeling high school swimming team
each Afternoon this week In preparation
TOR tn. meet to be held at the Y. M,
C. A. pool on tho 2Sth Of May. A squad
Of 10 men are trying out Among the
boys who are showing up fairly well
are: Schaefer, Hodge. Henderschott.
Baker. H. Robinson. Campbell. VIM.
Piper Hixenbaugh. Giesel. H. Reuther'
John Mensore. Chas. Lynn. Geo. Heiner
and VIM. wunschel, who is captain OF
the team.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-20
BUILDING FIGHT ARENA

. Jersey City n. j., May 19.-Construc
ton of the arena where the Dempsey
Carpenter fight will take place is one
fourth completed. Contractors in charge
declared today that they expected tc
have the job finished before June Is
the date called for in their contract
Seven hundred workmen are engaged ir
the task.
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on hand to explain to all just how the

on hand to explain to all just how the
banking business Is conducted. ~ T..
Work on the elaborate new interior
has been going on for some time, and
was made necessary by the rapid expan-
sion Of the banks business. ITS resources
having virtually doubled in the last Is
months. In September. 1919, the title
was changed from Bank Of Fulton to
Fulton Bank and Trust company. and
trust and real estate departments were
added, the latter being in charge Of
Lafayette Graner. The we'll known and
popular cashier Of the institution 10 H.
w. Campbell one Of the progressive
bankers Of this section. One reason for
holding the opening on this particular
Saturday is the fact that President Otto
Schenk and Director. John DieckmanA
will leave soon on a trip to Europe.
Everybody will be welcome at the OPEN
ing.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-20
labeIeS Visit Fast
MoundsviNe O|ympicS
Fast ssun-Pro Nine Invadss Mound City
--Wtu Go After scalp Of Bausrs
and NAokH Later.

Sunday the hard hitting La Belle as-
gregAtion of the south side travels to
MouAdsVille, where they play tho fast
Olynpics of that place. There II not the
least doubt but that 1t will b . very
fast, game. The Olympics have always
put out good team, while the La Belle
have gathered together a fast bunch
Of last years industrial League stars.
forming q combination hard to beat.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-20
BOB MARTIN IS
: K,O, W|NNER|N
FIGHT WITH COX

New York, May 19.-Bob Mar
tin, of Clarksburg, W. Va, a.
f. +. heavyweight champion,
knocked out Joe Cox, Of st. Louis,
in the tenth round of n scheduled
fiftecn-round match, tonight.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-20
CHALLENGES

The Woodland A. C. has the following
dates open: June 5-12-26. Would like
to communicate with amateur or semi
pro teams in the Wheeling district Call,
Miller's store. Woodland. Ring Of. and
ask for Leisure or write S. r. Miller
Woodland, w, Va
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-20
W.VU. wins FROM
HIRAM At Tennis

Hiraom Ohio. May 1s.-west Virginia
defeated Hiram college at tennis here
today by q score Of five to ono Ham
mond again played excellent tennis and
finally won over Osgood In a fine match.
The match as a whole was stubborly
fought.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-20
COO STEWART LOST.

Word was received here Yesterday
afternoon from Boston that Walter
Goo Stewart. iocai feather-weight
boxer was slightly shaded in a 10-round
go with Bobby JoScphs in Boston. Mass.
Wednesday evening Stewart win re-
main in Boston indefinitely.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-20
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

Milwaukee .: Indianapolis
Kansas City Is; Louisville II
Minneapolis 6: Columbus .
ST. Paul .: Toledo
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No matter what you want 1t will save
you time and money to- use INTEL
LIGENCER WANT ADS.
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SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION

Birmingham ): New Orlcans 10
Little Rock Is: Atlanta
Memphis l. Mobile
." : --.--. Others not scheduled
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-20
MOTORCYCLES OF HARRISBURG
PA, CLUB WILL REACH HERE
ON SUNDAY, MAY 2s.
RETURN TRIP WILL BE MADE DEC
GRAFTON DAY VIA CUMBERLAND,
Nd, FROM This CITY.
Is FIRST ANNUAL ENDURANCE
CONTEST KNOWN AS THE
PATRIOT AND NEWS CROSS
COUNTRY RUN.

Word was received here last evening
from,J. A. Welch. secretary Of the roads
committee Of the Harrisburg Motorcycle
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Both parties profit when they meet
through Intellligencer Want Ads
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BOWLING

1gus1E DUCK Pm LEAGUE
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Totals $1,000. 1876 544 4A6 1872
No.. l,
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Games abroad.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-24

das en- la Isla, sobre la convenience
de celebrar, sin perdida de tempo,
Junta General extraordinaria para
acordar ell mejor medic de defens1
contra esa decision improcedente y
atentatoria a nuestros intereses, de
las Companies de Seguros, que asl
correspondent a los favores patro'
nato de los Concentrates industria
les prestigiosos que ,aseguran sus pro
piedades sin ideas de lucro.
Siendo ell case de trascendental i'm
portancia, tanto en- su aspecto mo-
raj como economico, urge tomar me-
didas de defensa colectiva uniendose
Ell Comercio solidariamente para .ac-
tuar como aconsejen las circunstan
cias, Y en- su virtud, veriamos con
gusto que como de costumbre, Sc pres
tase por esa Camara, Immediate aten
cion a este usunto permaneciendo dc
ustedes muy
Afmos. amigos y S. S.,
CADIERNO HERMANOS
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-24
Lenine deCIara que.
eI com U miSmO no
tiene gran may0ria

En- ell Congreso de la Tercera Inter-
nacional ha triunfado, como Sc espera.
ba, la nueva politica de L,enin. Este,
en- un integesantisimo y habil discur
so, explico por que habia tenido que
hacer concesiones a los campesinos de
Russia, estableciendo Ell impuesto natu-
raj.
La magma tarea que hay que rea-
liar ahora-dijo Lenin--es la del res
tablecimiento de nuestra gran indus
tria, mediante la electriicaci6n de Ru-
sia.
Dijo luego que Ell proletariado Sc ha-
LA todavia en- guerra con sus mas i'm
placables enemigos, y no puede contem-
porizar con las tendencias democrati-
cas-, tras las cuales Sc agrupan los con
trarrevolucionarios oportunistas.
En- cuestiones de tactica, Ienin Sc
declare enemigo de las acciones prema-
turas.
Luego discutiendo con ell italiano Te
rracini Y con Ell aleman Hempel, que
proponian una Immediate ofensiva gene
raj de los proletarios de toda Europa,
dijo Lenin que antes habia que con-
quistar la mayoria del proletariado
IIara lanzarlo la revolucion. A este
proposito, hizo la terminate declara-
ci6n de que, exceptuando Russia, en- min
gun otro pals europeo cuentan los par
tidos comunistas con la mayorfa de los
obreros.
Ell debate sobre la tactica que Sc ha
de seguir termin6 aprobandose una re-
solucion en- la que, al mismo tempo
cue Sc recomienda Ell mantenimiento de
un vivo espiritu de ofensiva, Sc previe-
ne las masas contra los peligros de
lanzarse a una aventura impremedita-
da.
Como Sc We, en- la Tercera Interna-
cional han trinnfado los elementos mo
derados. Ello no quita para que Ell Con
greso terminara exigiendo al grupo opo
sicionista que existe dentro del parti-
do aleman, que rompa defnitivamente
sus relaciones con ell doctor Levi. Pero
los comunistas de Alemania siguen SUI
camino, pese todas las exhortaciones
" a todas las amenazas.
Los comunistas de Hanam, uno de los
centros mas fuertes del comunismo ale
man, despues de condenar la conducta
del Comite directive, resolvieron pedir
Ia Immediate readmisi6n de Levi en- ell
partido.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-24
Ell juez de Pati||aS Sc neg6 a ir al CuarteI de
la pO|Cia a SOmeterSe a una Investigation

acuerdo con los informes que hemos OBJ
tenido, 10 ha originate Ell hecho de ha-
Der llegado conocimiento de Mr.. Reilly
que ese empleado ha criticado sus ac-
tuaciones como gobernante en- la isla
sabemos de buena fuente que Ell Sc
nor Benedicto Ham6 a sn ofcina dicho
empleado y le inform6 de 10 sucedido
Entonces, este manifesto al Tesorero
que el Gel empleado) 81 aigo habia di.
cho, 10 hacia partiendo de la base de
que era un ciudadano hbre, v por. consi
guiente, con el derecho de expresarse
librcmente; pero que, por otra parte
estaba dispuesto a presertar su renun.
cia.
Ell empleado, que dicho sea de paso,
es un fiel cumplidor de su deber. dijo a
un redactor de Ell MUNDo, que el CO.
noce perfectamente al que ha lido a acu-
sarle la Fortaleza, 10 cua1 no lie ex-
trafia, por tratarse de un enemigo per
sonal suyo.
A preguntas nuestras, Ell lempleado
nos cito Ell nombre de un funcionario pii
blico de la isla, Ell cual no damos la
publicidad por consideraciones al mis-
mo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-24
Ell LEON, DE COLORADO CON
IRA Ell GALLO FRANCES

Como sabe ell publico de San Juan
y Santurce, esta noche sera exhibi-
dn en- ell cine "Rialto", por medic de
la pantalla, el match de boxeo que
Sc verified ell dos de julio, entire Demp
sey Carpenter, que culmino en- la
victoria del pugilista yanqui.
Ell "Rialto" y ell "Tres Banderas"
han obtenido un verdadero triunfo
con la adquisicion de esta formidable
pelicula que impresionara al pdblico
esta noche, que es la dnica ofcia.
del campeonato de boxeo, ell mas fa-
moso del mundo, hbrado hace POGO en-
Jersey.
El monumental "film", seg1n So.
ben los lectores, fue tornado en- ell mis-
mo "ring" donde ocurrio la tremend1
lucha entire ell leon de Colorado Y e
polio frances.
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ATLANTIC FEUIT COMPANY

A pEegunta gue hicitFam0s = los 50.
Aerea sviliaF , Co. Inc" sobrs el
mnsls a qns atraearkn ca New York
iss baEcos ds "a ATLANTIC FRUIT
COMPANY. fuimos infoFmAd0s cue
tsts aeEA 81 Nc. ca 81 NORTH River.
IA alfuaei6n as ssts mnslie ne puede
seF mAs vsufsjosA para los embaEead0.
fsf ds PusEto Rieo. Eneiavaao entire
ias ealisa ''MnzFls' y "Rseter". a
aoa passs 6si esntEo diEtFibuAd0T tsba-
eGssEs. 'swATER ST." y muy eeFea
De- ''Wnthington Market" y del
''FFuit nEshanss''. sn 81 centre conner
cal heeysFkine. eEeamos cue IA Com
pnnim ms IA psdlao escogeF meloT a.
80 para un mnsils.