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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-10-28
Con Echevarrfa Lazada...

Era a Ia hOEa del angelus. FL sol CO.
mo una panOp'ia de espadas de ORC ass
sinaba Ia tarde erepuscular, cuando fui
pFesentado por el ioven senior Manzano
Al exquisite y talentoso artista quisque-
yano seh0r Eehavarria Lazala y n su
espiritual eompanera de arte senorita
Belen Felix. quienes en- su glOriosa pere.
gFinaei6n per el mundO del arte, han
puesto bien alta la handera de la pa,
tEia sufEida de Duarte y Pablo Fiallo.
seria dineil enumerar los triunfos de
este peregrinO del Arte en- los distiatos
paises eulturales del Orbe, que IA reco-
FFido eosechando aplausos. y flores de
simpatia. todo ofrenda al errante artis-
T. cue vaga por el mundo tras un ideal
0 IN sneao que nunca llega Pero poF
las er6aieas cue hemos leido podemos
aecir con altiveE. con esa altivez que
eaFaeteEiza a los 'eaehorros de Espana
aue este hombre, alto exponente de la
Faza latina ha riyalizado con muchos
artistas exotieos. cue veneidos. han cal
Do sus pies aelamandolo como un nue.
70 ''Hamelin" de Ia aauta, capaz do
haeer eoEEer tras 81 todas las feras
cue puehlan los montes africanos.
Lazala es seneillo y modesto. No hay
en- sns gestos nada que revele hipocresia
nj falsedad. Difieilmente Sc encontrara
~ artista en- estos "tiempos metal.
zados''. de las virtudes cfvieas e intelee-
tuales de este magO de la masica. .
sohFs la terraza del Hotel en- que Sc
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-10-28

todos los palos 10 vienen de puuta.
Para colmo de sus desdichas como gol
pc de gracia, es abandonado, os dejado
solo en- pleno campo agrieola, por los
trabajadores que huyen de Ia montana,
prcduciendo un panico, mucho peor que
el de la huelga. lie vuelven Ia espalda
aquellos hombres que puede dec.rse, con
vivieron por largas generaciones bajo
el solariego techo, que fueron asimismo
coparticipes preferences en- los produc-
tos de la inca; companeros gre acaso
senbraron los actuales plantfos en- pro
ducci6n hicieron los primeros desmon-
tes, sinceros campesinos con quienes Sc
compartieron las alegrias en- prosperas
y pasadas 6pocas y testigos ocuiares de
dolorosas realidades al presente. Hoy ess
humilde labrador, como en- esos emocio
nantes dramas de ECHEGARAY, le da
la estoeada final, Olvidandolo y refu-
giandose en- la ciudad, aeaso por propia
conservation, Y asi vemos, Ell censo de
poblaci6n aumentar. pasmosanente en-
las ciudades de primer orden. los subur
bios de 6stas ensancharss vertiginosa-
meate. los vendedores an.bulantes inva-
diendo las Gales y en- cambio en- los
eampos la poblaci6n decrece v la agri-
cu,tura ha entrado en- I'm periodo de
complete abandono y despreeiaci6n CO.
mercial.
Lo primero que embargo la monte del
ter-ateniente al yer al pobre jibaro
eehar su familia por delante y su
original equipaje cargado en- un escua-
lido rocin, es una violenta middleton
Hemos de aceptar la justa c6lera, del
duefo de la propiedad agricola al darse
cuenta del cuadro de penuria sole
dad que le rodea, aceptemos asimismo
que comparti6 hasta Ell tltimo momento
con Ell que Sc march6, ell t1timo centa-
vo, Ell tltimo racimo de bananos, pero
no por este, hemos de juzgar a priori
ell gesto y la actuaci6n del pSlido que
abandona la campiia; no lancemos So
bre~ el ell -anatema de vagabundo, de
ingratO, sin antes analizar ell porque de
su resoluci6n. Pongamos el asunto So
bre de la raz6n y hagamos IN examen
del estado econ6mico social dc ese ser
humane, sin prejuicios nj sOfsmas y sea
mos justos al dictaminar.
GPor que Ell trabajador de la zona
eafetera, abandona la vida campesina y
emigra para la ciudad, donde acomoda
su familia y fla su residential?
81 estudio de este problema social,
sera motive de un pr6ximo articulo en-
este diario.
CARAcoLILLo.
Mayagiiez, octubre 1921.
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CARAcoLILLo.
Mayagiiez, Octubre 1921.

hospeda, hemos departidO largo ratio con
Lazala I. FL senior Manzano recit6 va
rios sonetos de Santos Chocano madri-
gales de Crist6bal Real. -.
....Y ell artista dominicano nos habl6
de muchas cosas: unas que nos hicieron
palpitar el coraz6n de algeria infnita
y otras que prefiaron nuestros parpados
dc lagrimas transparentes como el cris-
tai.
A instancias del poeta senior j. Ortiz
de Aibonito, pasamos al salon principal
donde ell senior Lazala nos deleit6, to-
cando al piano un "NocturnO de Cho-
PIN un trozo de ''Traviatta
Ambas pleas fueron muy aplaudidas
por el grupo de intelectuales que en-
aquel,os momentOs nos encontrabamos
EN- Ell pals de las ensoiiaciones misticas.
Es pues, ell senior Lazala, ademas de
un genio do la hauta, un maestro del ins
trumento musical que hizo cehir en- la
frente de Chopin una corona de gloria
c inmortahz6 su nombre, gravandolo
con letras de oro en- las paginas glorio
sas de la ''Antologia Artistica'' de los
genios musicales. Es todo 10 que puedo
decir aeerca del artista quisqueyano,
nuestro hu6sped de honor. Tememos he,
rir su modestia excesiva y dejamos a
nuestros "criticOs del arte', que elIOs
diran ia Ultima palabra. -
Jose ANTONIO CUEvAS
San Juan p r.
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IMPERIAL

Ni nrloF. mas xsnttlado 0 higi8
nics Ccimaca. Gran suFtids Do ssn,
nsFvaa sapakolaa. franseaaa Q italia,
maR
PREciO8 SIN COMPETENCIA.
nartads eompists sn Calistas inals.
sas , aszsEieaRss. nsyaEtss. p. 3
EFuiaa freseax ts1aa las asmsaas
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lNGLAIERRA

FFesia81risg 1enA n. Ae1FfHweM
Anmrn BE o. Teitfsne ec9. San gman
Puarts Ries. etnaas e. ana a. -
PFinripaisa Gales. caFxa esi Txs4
y esi 3sHtFs. pfsxlas . ios Muslisa.
poHtiEns ai cefsss = as1As E4iaslaw
Fs1sraisa. nuss f.ata. Bsrrfses sH.
nalsnta - ElFesn ccuai1as q tsmaz1.
No. hs afwitsm al.nnAra . EFasaas
mafNinFH
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-10-28
Los PoNcENos PRoTEsTAN CON
IRA Ia CoNPANIA DE LA LTZ
ELEcTRIcA

Nuestr0 corresponsal en- Ponce nos
partieipa cue anteanOehe. POGO antes
de las siete y media. volvi6 Ia luz elee
triea q eclipsarse, al igual que la no.
che anterior.
IN "a mommto de dar pFinclpo las
funei0nes de cines. Sc antoj6 doia luz
ansentarse para reapareeer a E'edia no
che. eaando va no hacia falta.
Estos eclipses perjudiean graRdenlen
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NarMmps . ma n8meFla9 elisMtalm
lna nnsFamszts ma s1TnamtEa e
fFsnis q sgaa ssEseifafe neEiaHrami
asn2s szasatzaFaa 90 ssnsra2s ssE-
Virle q 10 saFm
na aAmftMm afemmenH y mumas 81.
ham imm nmhHmmnM sBm@meaai.
Naaanm mfFGAfuH
ANam Ga - gumm Tai6f1na e2E
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-10-28
RNTRAL

Eoi1cis esnstFufae sxpresamanas
sara hotei. modsFnmmsnts squipads.
eem aaeensar, hMhltaciomaa cen hMAs
talsfonc. tinbFss y snants rsquisra
81 modsrno "e0nfeFt~. Plan KaKspas
keataurnnt = h saFta. Islkf0asa;
ssi-iisf RoE txEs. ean J0sS. Plass
nF.nslpal. eaa gaaa. Pr.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-10-28
PURIFIoUE

listed puede puri6car su sangre, devois
yer salud vigor su sistema, eliminar la
debilidad nerviosa. fortalecer suS organos
digestivos. regularizar sus riiiones el hi
gado 81 toma el Ehxiy de LeonGrdi bdro
Ia SGngre FL mejor especihco conocido
para lirnpiar el cuerpo humane de materias
venenosas poner en- sus venas sangre ro-
ia sana Este remedio aumenta la ac-
cion de todos los organos, dando al CUTS
un color saludable, alivia el cansancio fish
co mental causado por el trabajo y
decaimiento pone
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SIJ

sistema en- perfecto estado Es igualmente
efectWo para aliviar las afecciones reuma-
tlcas de las cCyunturas musculos. Miles
de personals que han encontrado satisfac-
clon en- el Ekxty dc LeonGydi poyo la
SGHgre 10 recomiendan como un remedio
ehcaz en- casos de Stills. llceras. escrofu-
las, anen1Ia. tumores. todas las enferme-,
da les que provienen' de la sangre, Compre
inmediatamente de sui dreguista una bote-
la de Elixir de Leonard para Ia
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aMRckn0, PAanA principal Mceal
Cmfs. Csima4s y RaaaamFana MI Ne
- a. Arsesbs. eiaio para nuesme'
80 ansEs e MelaL
PMDR0 oRPI
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LA CAFETERIA
EL DORADO
QAFm MnnxAUmAMH

fKEamta . IA camaEn o. DalsSnaasl
afseesmaa un saFvaeio ea esmIi4as z h
saIsa y prsaaa 6s attaasitn. Ia sxes.
lssis y aEpsaAties ssf6 para q gusss
mAs Ftfiaaaa H4gaEsa uAa vista ,
ssEt ssmpiaeiaa
WMmwmom = xOknMa
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-10-28

sfuaAo en- site efntrico d. Ia eiu-
DAD Ielkfon0 667.
CneiAaH a ~ r@Ffa q domieilio.
1aene1mie e6moao. Especial con-
fnFf paFM famllim ! vialantes- Admi-
timos atanados. EsmeFo v prontitud
50 e. a.rgicio. pFeeios eompletamen-
- Feinridos. Nlsilenas y a. eonven-
ezra. 81 brau 81. Ao IS. San Juan,
L.-lLa H-.a.
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SEVnLA

~ m1E fFssse. amrlis eEweAaT go
Vlsia al maF. DsSarasmsnts rsEa a.
miina FFsats 81 u6ineia eG lsm44s
y eaFea e. - eemas CaniFpm 04saa~
- El raaa eawFamaanAa pmRm tnMm~
Bnmm1ma~~Ae aAesalam ae ea@m@ 60
mnmnl eeameemmi mammumA Ma@B@-
aals fauplsaa. aaea Gale a. CTS
a. Nfw r. 80 Seas. Isitfsns af3
p. o. BsH faa PFsgisasFisi PMDno
ARmIKTA
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Ell. COLONIAL

NneNo cafe restaurant. nituado en- II
Plaza H. ~h&ldoFiQty".
"a H.aa cfntrieo. llmpla mkA aQlici-
tada per Il pahlis0.
- slFEen ~Ianehn# , eomidaa q pre-
- sumam@nfe eeon6ulioos.
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"a al e9NtFo eameEeAal d. nma
guan, eou vista : u bahia. cennsms
llo kabitaeisnes ampliaa son su4rtas
- haaa. @Roof rnrdsa", siiio l6eal
Rara haiirs. hanqastss. -soireaa". ~
ailia q rennl6n = u kmsns aesieAad
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te las empresas de cines de la refe-
rida poblaci6n.
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Jose ANTONIO CUEvAS
San Juan, P. r.
UNA QUEJA DE NAGUABo

Nos comunican de Naguabo que la
MADEIRA 81 ests cotizando ali SO. no
obstante venderse en- San Juan a un
preciO bastante limitado. Anade nues-
tro informante que muchas personas per
tenecientes las classes mas humildes
desean fabricar, pero les es impossible ha
cerlo causa de no pOder proveerse de
MADEIRA tan subido precio.
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sANcRE

y pruebe este gran remedio que ie devol.
vera el placer de vivir De venta en- todas
las droguer,as
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-21
New Leaders In The
Y, NJ, c, 4, Class Events

First place In the high jump last
night placed L. Shafer in the lead IN
the High school intermediate athletic
contest at the Y. VI. c. \. II. Sanders
g Il close second, this being given him
by his remarkable work on the pull-ups
n which he made a counter OF twelve.
4. shannon and VI. Bernhard each
have ten points and there will be many
more even numbers for III" time being.
The Shot Put next Monday VIII bring
out many OF the heavy men and good
put will be looked for by some member
Of the clase. Interest in the Employer
intermediates has every boy looking
out for himself and some good recorcs
will be broken before this program IS
over.
In this class s. Roberts has the lead
aud il will take all nc can d" TO make
+, = 30 when It comes 20 hardwork. L.
Able. Of the same class Is Only TWO
points IN the rear and good WORK Is
expected from him through the entire
skirmish.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-21
Bright Spots in the Sport Arena

heavyweight championship con test
would be chosen. Yet the promoters
went ahead with their match.
Now they find themselves blocked IN
the only city in which they could make
= profit on their venture, which calls
for paying 100000 to the boxers Lon
don could not handle il and neither
could Havana. The match is load OF
Dull care. and the promoters are bound
to cast IL away.
Richard is Promoter
Although two Of the promoters OF the
Dempsey Carpcntier matCh-Charles b.
Cochran and William \. Brady-have
formally withdrawn from the under
taking. alleging that the boxers had not
conformed to the articles of agreement
the bout Is not off, according to Tex
HIckard. the third member of the trium-
yiratc. who announced yesterday alter
noon that he is prepared to go through
with the enterprise; that he would stage
the bout near Montreal July ., and that
no would find others to take the p ICES
Of Ncssrs. Brady and Cochran
Richard declared that the claim mat
the boxers had not posted forte IN
accordance with the articles Of gree
mont was n purely technical Oh elton,
rs tho amounts required Of Ca 1cntier
aud Drmnsey were secured by q bonds
of 4 surety company, which VIZ ample
protection for the promoters.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-21
REORGANIZATION IS
DISCUSSED BY ", C.T.U.

Pittsburgh. Jan. 20.-Americanization
was the most important subject dis
cussed here today at the regional con-
ference OF the Women's Christian Tenn
perance Union. delegates from all sec
t!ons Of Pennsylvania, Ohio and West
Virginia attending.
Mrs. c. ]. Wayhinger, national dircc-
tor of the Americanization department
Of Chicago. led the discussion America,
she said. with Thirty-hve different races.
speaking flfty-four languages, has n
greater opportunity to demonstrate the
assimilation OF foreigners than any
other country. To the W. {. T. L. she
added, American!zation is the science
that deals with just assimilation and
amalCamation of the divers races into
4 national union for world service uon
the plane OF our highest Christian
Ideals
Mrs. Joan Wylie, OF Pittsburgh,
speaking on 1.-The bible in the public
schools" said that what America VIII
be nifty years from now depends upon
the extent TO which bible reading anu
teaching is given the 22.o00.OO0 children
enrolled In the nations public schools,
because the nations that forget Cod
shall perish"
Mrs. Elizabeth Perkins, Of Syracuse
discussed child welfare" She attacked
commercialized child labor and urged
the enactment of legislation to protect
children.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-21
WASH-JEFF HAS HOPES
OF CAPTURING TITLE

Washington. Pa. Jan. Gov. & J.
players, coach and followers figure that
the Presidents still have a good chance
10 land the sectional collegiate basket
hall champ onsh!p. despite the loss or
games 70 Geneva and Penn State and
the claims Of other Institutions Tho
team showed n the game Monday night
with West Virginia Wesleyan, that it is
capable Of playing much better basket
ball than it showed in the two contests
in which it met defeat and that it ap-
pcrcHtly has iirally struck its stride.
Coach Nusa is NOT we'll pleased with
the work OF tho Red and BIack passers,
tons during the stress OF combat. At
lines tho teamwork IS brilliant and the
defense has always been tight but the
Presidents could hardly he caliHl y good
shooting aggregation. Tho West Viz
ginia Wesleyan game. however, showed
n lot Of Improvement here and this week
has been set asid" as a period OF prac'
tee almost exclusively devoted to the
development; OF accuracy since there is
to be no game until Carnegie Tech
comes here next Tuesday night.
W x ]. Is especially anxious 10 de-
Tert l'CnN STAGE W .tNn Inc t'tl'F comes
here on February :. Tho Presidents be-
lieve they were greatly hammered by the
INTERPRETATION put upon the rules by
the referee 1T state College. although
making no claim to unfalrncSS. Almost
innumcrahlc fouls were called for tactics
which are permitted by the officials in
the extreme western end OF the state
and NuSs's men think they will he able
to show much better advantage here
It IS apparent that Eiclson has dis
placed Ramsey ut center on the Red
and Black. AZ least for tina present
Eiclson Is taller and more rugged and
a very good shot. He IS much better
than Ramsey in getting the jump" at
center, but IS perhaps not as close n
guard. while his greatest fault Is TO
leave his man unprotected on rush
down the floor.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-21

New York. Jan. 2Q.--After confer
encs here late this afternoon between
Tex Richard and William \. Brady. I'M
former announced that he had oIer'u
10 take over Brady's interest and bono
n the proposed DempseE-Carpehl'er
bout
Richard told the Associated Press that
Brady refused 70 accept tho offer untA
ne had consulted with Charles 4. '"'h-
ran. the third joint promoter III inc
project. who is at present In London.
Brady agreed. however. 20 commun-
Icato with Cochran by cable and ascer-
tain whether the latter desired 10 con-
tlnue IN the project With Richard or
withdraw with Brady should he decide
10 accept Richards offer. The confer
eace lasted more than m hour and when
Richard LETT Brady. he said that MS
offer was the only concrete result or
tho discussion.
According 10 EiCka-d. the interests
Of Cochran IN th!s country were IN
charge Of Erady who holds power al
attorney Cor Cochran. hut there was no
direct evidence that Ne latter desired
20 abandon his share n the match.
Dempsey's Missing Bond
This CorfercrN" was N" outstanding
feature OF another day vt controversy
over whether the match f'- the heavy
weight championship o. the world be-
tween Jack Dempsey and Georges Car
penttc- should or could he cancelled
ow!rr 20 alleged nor-iulfllmc"t OF
contractual clauses. Much OF the discus
sion appeared to hinge upon the mys-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-21
Lee TeStifies follower
Output In B, & 0, Shops

Chicago. Jan. co.-Railroad represen-
tatiycs made slow progress To-Day IN
presenting their argument for restoFa-
tion of the piece work plan IN their
rencraI appeal for ahrogation OF the
national agreements between the roaos
and employees before the railroad Ia
Dor board today. Statistics compiled on
the Baltimore 4 Ohio were the basis OF
tOday's testimony.
+. H. Lee. supervisor OF freight car
maintenance offered exhibits To show
dccrra sod output in various shops o.
rle Baltimore & Ohio. Ore instance pre-
scented by Mr. Lee represented earnings
in July, lGlS. when the wage rate
averaged II cents an hour under the
r.crc work system. In August after
being guaranteed minimum rate an
der the national agreements, the pro-
duct!on. # paid for n tho piece WORK
rate. would have averaged hut a.
cents an hour. according t" III" wiz
ness.
Adjuurnament WAS taken this art
crnoor until Monday 10 allow the board
TO consider other matters before it.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-21
TO be Disposed of-Oue Championship
Match, Gratis.

Yesterday brought from all persons
Implicated dcnials that the match be
tween Jack Dempsey and Georges Car
nentier had been abandoned by the pro-
motors. The report circulated stated
that the boxers had neglected 10 post
their forfejts and that the men VINO
,ver. to stage the match had seized on
tina, rs Il happy solution of their p!5
nroblcn-how TO get rid of the white
elephant In spite Of the deniais, the
impression persists here that MesSrS'
Rickard. Brady and Cochran will step
out OF the proposition. They cannot
stage it with financial profit to them
selves and are willing To present the
match To anybody vino is disposed to
handle II. .,
The promoters realize that with all
their wisdom they acted prematurciy'
The much advertised and widely herald
"a AFFAIR was arranged At tho worst pos
sible time. The mon behind it had lhc!-
eves on New York wncn they made the
match. With all their talk of Havana
and London. which was intended 10 act
AS camoufagc, they appreciated all IN"
while that # they were blocked IN New
York thcv would have to drop the bout.
A new governor was about 10 be c.ertci
here and the chances were bright even
then that a man hostile 10 n world :
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-21
ALLEGHENY COLLEGE
MEETS PITT TONIGHT

Meadvillc, Pa, Ian. 20.--AliCghcny Is
ready for Pitt The squad held its last
practice today in preparation for tomor-
row nights game and Coach Apple
gran announced that he was satisfied
that the University team would be hard
pushed TO gam the verdict. Allegheny
has been pointed for the Pitt game all
season and the gradual development OF
the team has been more encouraging
than u tashy and unsteady start. with
the hard experience Of three games be-
hind them, the MethodistS Will lnNcaaS
Pittsburgh tomorrow night confident
that they will be an opponent that VII.
tax the ability OF the Pitt ny" 10 the
utmost.
Although Applegran has given no itnal
indications Of what his lineup Will be-
il IS expected that Captain kofford anu
Dunbar will play forward with Wise at
center and Kerr and Miller at guards
This Is the coordination that has been
most successful this year and seems
TO combine the best elements OF dcicn-
sivc and offensive play.
Geneva Will be met ut Beaver rails
on Saturday evening. and as the Meth"-
dists have already turned in one victory
over the Covcnanters. they believe they
have an edge on them and are trouoIinS
themselves only with the PITT encounter.
There is a feeling here that the result
NJ the Pitt game will have Il great ci-
fcct on the future success OF the local
team.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-21
JACKSON And Tender
WANT TO BOX LEONARD

New York. Jan. 2O-No" tina Willie
Jackson AMI Lew Tender have informed
Tex RIckard that they are ready TO
fight Champion Benny Leonard IN inc
Garden Elly Gibson Will have some
thing to say before Leonard IS signed:
Speaking about the two contHndcrs ne,
ing anxious TO fight Benny. GIBSON hAu
this to say:
before Jackson and Tender can haV"
:; bou, with Leonard they VIII have u
accept ,hr terms which | th'ih they are
entitled to Leonard is tn" "hamplo"
and on that account hc is entitled TO
inst sum. IF Leonard gets tie price l
demand for him then l guess there VII.
=" little troubl" making N" match. LA"
Leonard not been noOr"d hy Richie
Mitchell doubt very much whether the
managers of these fighters would Il"
very anxious TO match their man Win
Benny"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-21
dempsey RPENT|ER FIGHT IS
Up IN THE AIR; BOND MISSING

terry OF the missing bond, as wag
tacetiously acclaimed DemDseys sure
~ papers,
According to Richard, Kearns and
others such 4 bond for $4,000 was made
out by the champion and his manager
but It's whereabouts at this time -
Shrouded in mystery. Officials OF the
Central Union Trust company OF this
cIiy stated cmphatiCaliy that the bond
Was not in their possession AZ called
for by the contract entered into on Nov
Cnhcr 5. 1920.
Kcarns tcleCrahed to = local repre-
sentative here To break into his personal
safe deposit box In order to ascertain
il tho bond had been placed there by
mistake, but the result OF this search
had not been announced late today. The
bonds OF the three promoters and the
money put up in Frac" by Carpenter
h~ve hern accounted for apparently and
only Dcmpscy'S forfeit. - missing.
Another Anglo
NnOthc: 0a"le is whether any tech
meal OF i"c,,t oversight In CARRYING
out tho terms OF the contract 70 dates
prevents final ruling on the subject by
Robert TdCr'n. named IN the contract
- arbitrator OF all disputes. The final
clause Of tho Is page contract. signed
BY the promoters and pugil!sts on Nov
"yTh"r ;. road rs follows:
The parties hereto agree that Robert
Ei--cn sAaU he the sole and final ar
bit"r e ~ questions relating 10 any
OF The covenants and conditions Of this
agreement and agree tn be iTrcvocably
hound by the decision OF the said Robert
EdGren.'
Attorneys for the purilistS expressed
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