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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-14
DISAGREE ON CAUSE
| 0F FIRE IN SCHOOL
po,ios Deny Incendiar'sm at
/ M. Vernon suiIding--Lost
Articles Found
roucATORS BLAME THIEVES

.,.. and school authorities disagree
'." ,hs cause of the fire which dam
..I nI ths Mt. Vernon Public school
w., m and CatharinN streets. Yesterday
Ia'a u. .olice say there is no proof yandaIs
~, :. thieves started the blaze
" n. " W Brown, district superln'
~ ,, ~ schools, said today every
.,i., "T indicates some one was in the
% liz. and set fire to II. There, was
oa'S,I ~ furnace FIRE there oyer SUNDAY niiyoo
10 The rSs fire gave a holiday to lloo puo
u, who will be sent tomorrow 10
ps p.,s sI in the Nebinger school, sixth
os%,T T,rnenter streets. and the burk
s.a,oi sou Third and Christian streets.
scIoO. .,r bclonging 70 Miss Lille E.
"a. a '% %nrincipal of the school, and ek.
Au.n, Au.,ion naners which were reported
sa, si..i"s we're found today .,
nEs,us; n,..s;ct Detectives Kenny ana
u.,s.r yIssr''' of the Second and Christian
VIZ VIZ. station. who made an investi-
aIs,, .,en said there we're no cartoons
sauvSI' sUS On bIackboards in the school.
iouhs sad bpen reported. il was said u
y ,s,wiuv niu Of fireman had been discov-
as .,sS on one blackboard. ,.u,
a,d Wiss a." Allen said she was IN the build
,rs Friday afternoon, Inc Jan,oor,
my ss,hnrr Forte. said he was there
su ss,,nrday afternoon at 3 o'clock. Ihere
ss,'r"ff .s. no Are 10 any of the heaters at that
tn., he said. .,.A,o.,ooJ wo,
.,..S,, AZ the fire. Children from the
i..S"ol isJ district gathered by the hun.
s,.J, T.J.' their demonstrations OF JOY at
,Ts % isct that there would be no school
a., % them for a time giving police no
Etl, m trouble. One group OF happy
,ounosters, n, ensconced on nearby
Srce let up shrill shouts of glee when
As @ blaze started TO spread to their
,,r. M Of the building, "Hurrah. there
~, ro.s our NJ room" they yelled in unison:
william Dick. secretary of the Board
A Education. after an investigation
with VI other officials, made the following
tatement ;,a
mat The fire was started by thieves:
Whether II was deliberate or Academia
cannot say. I feel sure the object OF
no rapg in entering the building was
n steal We have had numerous such
,cbb,ries in other schools. you know.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-14
RUSH YOUR INCOME TAX
Tomorrow Last Day for Making Re.
turns Without Penalty

Tomorrow is the last day on which
you can file your income tax return.
Those who are required to make the
return must do so lest they will be
Ebjected to penalty tax which will
k collected in all cases.
The east corridors of the Federal
Building are lined up three fold with
persons anxious to make their return.
Extra deputy collectors have been
sworn in 10 assist. Even though you
d, not have to pay tax. all unmar
ried persons whose income for last
scar was at least $1,000. and all mar
ried persons whose income was NJ least
$9000 are required to file a return i'll
order to escape penalties.
Those who are unable 10 come per-
rnally to the collectors Office can mail
tpir returns, but il Is essential that
he letter be dropped in the letter box
letore o O'Clock tomorrow night 10 en-
able the sender to escape the penalty
tax.
Ephraim Lodcrcr. collector of inter
BAL revenue, does not expect the re-
turns this year to be as great as last
year, The tNxcs last year ran the
range from one cent to several million
collars, The taxes are paid quarterly
70 accommodate the people. A full
Nyment, however. will be arcepted and
full receipt yiven.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-14
FEAR RICHMOND RIOT
Light Infantry Blues Mobilized Fol-.
lowing Attack on Woman

Richmond. Va, March 14.-CBy A..
PA company Of the Richmond Light
Infantry Blues, a National Guard unit,
WAS modified at it's armory last night
while police seachcd the city and sur
rounding country for trace Of two
Negroes who entered the home here of
a white man and. threatening him with
death while he lay i'll in bed. knocked a
six months old baby from the arms Of
his wife. and then attacked the woman.
News of tho attack aroused tho city
last night. and throughout yesterday
racial feeling grew more intense.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-14
CACKLING LEADS TO "COOP"
Girls Resent Young Mans Imitation
Of Chicken-one Is Slapped


When two pretty women passed
Leonard Coyle, Of Havre. de Grace,
Md. and Willard Fisher. of Perryville,
Md. at Thirteenth and Market streets.
at . :45 o'clock last night. Coyle is al
legged to have given an imitation Of
chicken cackling.
The two women entered n drug store.
When they came out Coyle Is said to
have continued his limitations. The
young women resented, and one Of them,
Alma Rodgers. nineteen years old, Of
Arch street near Eighteenth, slapped
Coyle on the face.
Patrolman Van Horn, Of the Elev-
enth and Winter streets station, heard
the resounding thwack. He arrested
Fisher and Coyle and put them in a
nice coop over night. This morning
they were repentant. Magistrate Grelis
favored sending them up for ten days,
he said. but when Miss Rodgers and her
sister. Mrs. G. Deal Of 1851 jonathan
street. said the men had been sufficiently
punished, the magistrate let them go.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-14
New Bridge Committee Named

President Alba b. Johnson. of the
Chamber Of Commerce, appointed the
Delaware river bridge committee for the
ensuing year. The members are Perci-
val f. Foerderer. chairman; George
vim NJ. Graves. Harry Il. Jordan. A. S.
King. William Il. Kirk. Edward Lup.
ton. W. +. Parker. William W. Paw
ling, W. II. Reed and Francis B.
Reeves. Jr.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-14
F. W. SCHWARz DIES
HetIred Pennsylvania Railroad Ex.
eeutiVe Dead at Home In Wsyne

T. W. S"hwarz, retired secretary of
"aGCh lines of th" Pennsylvania Rail
irad T TO-, died Saturday at his home in
wayne after a short illness.
q, 'r' Srhwarz was raised at Bclviderc.
T. 9'' and later in life achieved boy
s.od y. am6ltion by becoming secretary of
.nt beIVidrrr Delaware Railroad. He
wy seventy six years old.
or; Schwar2 was one Of the fast
%N'nulihg number Of those who we're
- lGe Ford Theatre at Washington
Wv nrsht Lincoln was assassinnted and
coins box. "S ''''' III"
c.nss nss survived by his widow. one son.
wares wares and Two daughters. Mrs. c.
F.y FrSey Keep, of Wayne. and Miss
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-14
$1,000 Prize for Student

s,SDo, warren =. Laird. dean of the
MsnC0' of Fine Arts at the J.nivrrsitv nv
N, aneonnsSl'ahla, announced today
ns,i,ip Gipenins on March 20 Of the com
so,oI s'Vu tof tn" John Stcwnrdson Me.
wbich ncholarship in Architecture
tnsDt @ m entltIeS the winner to $1,000 IN be-
F'I, Is tSo az ne sees fit in this study. This
finn ,"V .IS .S%'nty's"cond annual competi.
,S;S Thu ana ana Is open only to residents Of
t,ni, ,,S ''S,e' Su The University of Pcnnsyl.
nor. 80 psS S produced nearly all the win.
"''S OF the previous contests "
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-14
Policeman Is Beaten

PatroIman Frank Biggins Of the
Tenth and Buttouwood streets station,
was severely beaten by three men ho at.
tempted to arrest at Broad and Thomp-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-02-26
cALENDARio DEL sESADo
REsoLucIoNEs coNJrNTAs

RESOLUCIONES CoNJITNTAS
X. G. del 5. 9.--Por los Srcs. Benz
tez y Cueyas Zequeira.- ceder
en- arrendamicnto al Municipio de
viequcs el edificio conocido po. "El
Fuerte''.
II. c. del S. 10.--Por los Sres. Her
nandez- Lopez. Iriarte y Cuevas Ze-
Queira. .--Para proveer hos medios nr
cesarios para q mcjnramielto Y cz-
tension del sistelna tclef6nico insuar
rn San Juan, y para otros fines.
.R. c. del S. 11.-Por los Sres. Her
nandez Lopez. Iriarte Cuevas Ze-
queira Para declarar la intcncl6n
dc Ell Pueblo de Puerto Rico de ejcr-
citar el derccho de adquirir cierta
prapiedad eonstrufda, adquirida, usa-
da por y pcrteneeiente a Ia Companfa
Francesa de Cables Telegrdfcos, de
ma Inca telegrafica cntrd las ciuda-
tles de San Juan = Mayagiiez.
r. G. del s. 12.-Por los Srcs. Benz
tez y Cueyas Zequeira Para estable-
Ger un sergicio inalambrico entire Vie
quez u Fajardo y asignar los fondos
necesario. para clio.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-02-26
COMISIONES PERMANENTES

CDesignadas el n de fcbrcro, 1921
!. Hacienda Y presupuesto.-Her
nanGcz Lopez, Benitez, Jordan, Gar
cia, Ramirez, Zeno Y Barbosa.
.. urfdica.-Cuevas Zequeira, Gar
cfa Duc0s. Miranda, Martinez Davi-
la V Martinez Nadal
3. instruction MARTINEZ Davila
Castillo. Cuevas Zequeira, Susoni y
Martinez Nadal
T. Nombramientos.- .-Benftez. Her
ndndez Lopez. Castillo, Martinez Da-
villa Tous Soto.
). Trabajo :-Abril Miranda, Gar.
cfa. F. NJ. Zeno, Iriarte y Martinez
Nadal.
6. Obras Pdblicas. Benz
tez, Miranda Ramirez Y Barbosa.
Z. Agriculture Y COmercio.-Zeno
Garcia Duc6s, Jordan, Ramirez y Tons
Soto.
S. Sanidad Y Beneficencia. ia.-Susoni
Garcia, Jordan, Castillo Barbosa.
.. Gobierno Local.-Iriarte,. Zeno
Susoni. Martinez Davila y Martinez
Nadal.
10. Elecciones Miranda, Cuevas
Zequeira. 'Benitez, Zeno Y Tous Soto.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-02-26
Para refrescos finos, visite
"La CAFETERIA"
San .TustO 6. - San Juan, p. r.

II. Terrenos Pnbicos V Minas.-
Castillo Iriarte. Jordan. Ramirez y
Tous Soto.
H. polict;l Garcia Duc6s. Abril.
Cuevas Zequcira. Iriarte Y Barbosa.
13. Gohierno Interior v Reglamen-
to. Hernandez Lopez, Abril, Susoni
Y Barhosa.
II. Impresos Y Leyes copiadas Y re-
g;stradas. -.Torlan. Ahril. Garcia Du-
COS BarboSa.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-02-26
EN- FL SENAD0

construction Y equipo de escuclas ru-
r;lles, y para fiiar los procedimientos
legaleS que liabrdn de ponersc en- pr;ic
tica para obtener sOlares adecrados
para dichaS cscuelas. poniendo en- po-
session de t1tulos por dicha propiedad a
FL Pueblo dc Puerto Rico.
p. del $. 24.-p0r los SreS. Martinez
Davil;I Y Zen0.-rr0veyend0 para In
creaci6n dc un fOndo de- ahorros V
pr6stamos a los emplcados del Go
.bierno Insular dc Puerto Rico; para
crcar un sistcma de asegupo. Y para
Ofro fines.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-02-26
Febrero "a, 1921
pROYECTOS PRESENTADOS

r. dol S. 2S. Por Ell Sr Martinez
Davila. Para autorizar emisiones de
bonos de Eel Pueblo de Puerto Rico
por la cantidad de un million (1,000,-
00Ol de dolares, fiip de proyeer fon-
dos para la compral de solares para
edificios i para Ia construction equi-
po de 'eaificios para escuelas ruralcs
en aquel ll9s mllnicipios que. no estu-
vieren en xlhfliciones sle hacerlo dem
tro de ni5 nlazo razonable. con sus
propios Ieehrsas para .autorizar la
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-02-26

ama essn a @xmssane As nuxsm' -
ssaaasnsas q mnAsaA . aresn. wmmsxa
sNaAARlaA~s mnA akmpnsA xAeeasi.
80 EmaRAaAsE ) mnA AaAunanA a.
emmNs ssaGRAa kaEInAG Teal.
auiFa a. ssams mssuEas eae - hnra
sA - sAhciMa h ss#msaA Apashriss ESQ
maase ahaa n paasaa Hsma~ris.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-02-26

pMNcAD0 8MNAon0 nns1e tars'n
dlaghamti,ss sas fieaa y tshfusai Nalme
arsss uus ~ sccAsrn ~ eurFss BE y
ArataAhs iiaesas lseWoas eAfas.t 50.
a.. rraas ra,eA tsAilinAs = pells =
tsssaiss sia esnw~s-ncsA. asagmsaaa ns
aAnasf n.nrma a, los evs srnee IN
! si-sencih .n ss anscf yxamiaA1s p,E
"a NAulaAd
Lisnie Ai teieIone Ne lsU7 Q Al 50,
'saas.lAs nsafiAnas = era rFcniAmsnie
asendiaSs-l. ae Rrsnotsi
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-02-26
"A POPULAR QUrNcALI.A Ell
BosQuE De BoJoNTA iiene a pre-.

cios muy hafa,os el s'iriido de ol.as,
Tazas Pla,os. HAsos. planchas Y miles
de ariiculos que es;a detallando a como
quiera 30 san Sebastian 30. Frenic a
ia Plaza del Mercado. san Juan, y 4.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-02-26
EsTuDTos coMERcfALEs

rant,aamos ensefar por c5rreo. por solo
So al mes: Curse Complete de Costa.
liidad Mercan;i. incluvendo Ia Conta.
Illidad de Corporaciones. Y Ia contabi.
I lad de Banccs Taqugrafia Gregg o
piinan, en- espaiol 0 ingles. Curse Ele-
mental &c Tenefor de Liiros. solo sl2
Nande sellos p.iiendo iniormes La
rajardo Commercial & Language
School. ia escuela que cumple 10 que
.ofreee., San Juan.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-02-26

So nEnEA salsg = ilarisFo Al iesen
,soaaalo Aretho Roman quiea enlhaf
es para los EsiAdor lnid1s hafA DIS
alos dliimamcrfe. haincna0 fesdido
8, IA ciudaa 4, Brusk'sa ~ una Ne
uvus ho9pssaics csiuvo criefna. l.a
persona que tenga notioss dc u gnear
difierse a Ia sgscriblense en Lares 80
Eyaraxta Rosnin ToTe.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-02-26

jor desde 1875. Fragancia deliciosa.
10 verden cn San Juan: Paris Bazaar,
Gonzalez Padin Co, Los Muchachos
Ia Nueva Perla, la Bayan1onesa v TO.
das las Farmacias y establecimientos
de primer orden.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-02-26

ss>H aus "a. ssssmsTaa - eaAxsa
cwa ~ uEls4aas aiaslnA ~ - aaes.
90 sAissssmas h Maaaima ~ &nmsr
ahassRAA. kaSllaEs
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-02-26
TOXIC ~ ArourLER

ToMo ~ ArcUELER ca~s pi.os.
dnpngtasncnsos. nairaiscs y hallitAsio.
nns en- san gsan. pucFsa de gierra. san.
surce , caiaf.o. Doy EanEas dinsro va
rios msass . frmas pFopistasieA Due.
iios casas. esc- 3 me- ilaman cvifaTin
perder rn solo dia aiauiicr y pagar
anuncios. Asendere prmssanente toda
llanada. Difiiasc sefor Rosario Ortiz.
Edificio Borinqnca. fncnte Plazolcta
Tclefono So. negro. Apar;ado l20l.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-02-26

s1la uAAa UA. hnAanf as d. Finkmi.
Aem a. ENlpans nmes nn<lls m&s slla
g. a rgsAainse de mne nnaa d fEDE.
RAl VISIBLE. . - = Masuina O.
nmmar mas pnsEnrga aaA mmnaa.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-02-26

iiiese que en- Ia plaza principal, frente
al 'liotel Las Canarias" de Luciano
Cano Delgado. esta Ia tienda de "CANO
SOLER & co.. donde encontrara I'd.
Gasol.na, Aceite. Grasas, Aire para los
nermatic0s, Gomas Tuhos y cuants
pieza nccesite para su autom6vil.
No Sc divide.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-02-26
: AlNUNClOS Y RECLAMOS ECONOMICS :

EnAAiSSAx euefxmm wGaAHss
lmmsnammm.suas BE- nssx&xlum aR 80.
Ais4as o. sasssFarmela ~ n mnnMaKus4
raan q mnuehlss AREA s'aeMmms 49,
~. suFmaar. f,aFan Rieo EsAaaaplass
imsa saup ~. asss Rss. a6vl
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-02-26

- la lshssca a. armss ae guegs oOir
ns hahicra nFaasrias - srmumhsnaa
amrsrailaaara .uue ai-Para milrs a.
hnlas par Minuta. ns nrcrsaaFsa agFa
rssa para nlcsASsF Ia Gama. cue
Ia Mkaaiaa de SamAr FEDERAL W.
Sigi.E. u cuAl resuelse sicntss Dr.
problcmas ca an aia. tle ambas ceSas
Ia Fsbriea COLT viss ensrgulleciaa.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-02-26

NOTAS:-Seran facultatyas las escalas de Geneva, Va
lenca, Malaga, Santa Cruz de la Palma Puerto Lm6n
vae de IDA las de Cartagena Saballa Curazao Puer
to Cabelo Cardpano Ponce Marses Geneva al REGRED0
En aje de rgreso las escalas de Santa Crus de Tne
rife Las Palmas ateruadas.
Las fechas de saida soamene djas para los pueos
de Cads a ida Colon al regreso Las demas presu
mihes segn record de velocdad esabecido por Ia Com
pa per0 esn suetas al adeanto que logren los buque
navegaci6n adelanto que debe sproyechar ID coepon
dencia
Para mas informes dirfjase los Agentes Generates
S0BRIN0S DE EZQUTAGA, San Juan p. b. los Agentes
Locales saber En Ponce Sres Boaan Co. en- Maysgaes
es Moral Co.; En- Agusdills, ST. Jorge silica; Arsc
bo Sses Roses Co, Escs
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-02-26

'le MADEIRA. ron scNicio complete. AGA
hada de cansiruir. Avenida Pcrshing.
parada 43is lniormari Lnis NJ. Pur.
cell. Allen q. 3cF piso Telcfono 2CG
iazuli. San Juan
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-02-26
EMPoRTARTE

Fa.a e. t4l Nas Narls
S. atss cmsrsar hsisiael0aes sA
mets. y ssaia,a8as sl un tssi9 ot'ca
ar ih eMmf Aecilda as raFew sfn
rai e. s~rr't 6r ana rstacidn A.
subway, ffiiaE "a a. wEST fla ~
Apartment g.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-02-26
Sc vERDE PIANO roNK.

pnrrias os,cia. Guardaeomida. SeilsS
con csseio. oiro iueso naeisles iseiuco
yicsacs ca,oroc i,ieEas y otros nuelsies.
Nsa'os casa schor Rosario Ortiz. Ediii.
c.o Bornqaen. Ne. G. Tel. ~ inegrol.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-02-26

THEME "a aigvra dlhcultaa en- la
macuina De surnsr cue usaG pesschs
Ia y eompre una Federal Visible" que
es Ia m&quina Dc los hombrss de 40.
goeio.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-02-26

OCCASION. I'm ismN dollars cash. ~
t'caic ara oaga "a Sausurce. ae nagni'
l-ca cons'fuc,ian nl0Asaa. , pisgs. ~.
iF $50 nst.os trslo rstA ccrcado Ne
,5ncreia. Escriba a = q Box Gs9
San Juan. y x.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-23
CHICAGO GRAIN
AND PROVISIONS

Chicago. March %. - May wheat
touched the lowest price since 1916.
Strained economic conditions. earish
crop reports and sackncss of export
demand appeared largely responsible.
The market closed unsettled at Nc
net decline to 1Ac advance with March
Sl.51& to Sl.52 and May Slt27. to 81 ~.
Corn lost Ac to Nc, Oats finished
y to sc up and provisions off 2..c
to 40c.
Heavy liauidations by holders took
place in wheat after the first hour.
Revival of talk about enactment of
an emergency tariff had temporarily
given the bulls "a little advantage but
purchasing orders came largely from
shorts, and with gossip current about
storage and warehouses being cloEged
with refused merchandise selling pres
sure broadened, especially as crop re
ports were bearish and foreign in
quiry reduced to u minimum.
At the extreme low point of the day,
however, one big commission house
turned TO the bull side and rallies en-
sued.
Besides an elevator interest WAS
credited with selling March and buy
inE May at the finish.
Corn and oats averaged lower in
sympathy with wheat. MAY corn and
May oats as we'll sold at cheaper
prices than since 1913.
Provisions were weighed down by
the action of grain and uncertainty
about labor troubles.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-23
FOREIGN EEg DOMESTIC Markets
FINANCIAL ANO
MONEY MARKET

New York, March ce.--Irregular and
uncertain tendencies were predomi-
nant in the stock market today, al
though many losses were cancelled at
the comparatively firm close. Prev
ious depression of prices was largely
effected by incident which emphasized
tho unsatisfa story conditions among
the railroads and in various indus
tries.
Announcement that the senate l.
for an investigation or che railway
situation invited fresh offerings OF
those issues and passing of the Va
nadium dividend directed renewed at
tontion to adverse conditions in the
steel and allied trades.
Prospects OF a ouble holiday late in
the week served as check to acti-
witty or bullish initiative Commits
sion houses reported little business
from interior sources.
Bull pools in motors and similar is
sues made few attempts to renew their
futile efforts of yesterday, although
these stocks. together with oils, stecls
and equipments were foremost in the
formal rebound.
Specific features of strength included
Studcbaker, Pierce Arrow, Atlantic
Gulf, Pacific OH. Mexican Petroleum.
United States Steel, Baldwin Locomo-
tive and Northern Pacific.
Many extreme declines of l TO .
poin0 were reduced to fractions at
the finish. Sales, 100000 shares.
Call money held at the fixed rate OF
81, per cent. while as low as 6 per
cent was again privately quoted. Mod
crate reactions occurred in leading
rates of foreign exchange.
Confusing movements ruled in the
bond market, Liberty issues, for OK.
ample, declining while some foreign
flotations were appreciably better
Secondary rails and minor industrials
added to recent declines. Total sales
par value, s.. go. 600.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-23
GREAT VAUDEVILLE
MAJESTIC TO-DAY

Putting It over" an ella boratc rnu.
sical comedy presenting the original
stars of the Broadway musical com
ody successes. You KnovsNc Al" and
Let's Beat II" with Il cast OF Il
people. introducing such famous song
numbers as mississippi Moon. -
Come on in. the Waters Fine. 'Girls'
and IL Want the Boys Around Nc"
The cast includes several very clever
travcsty artists and a dashing chorus
Jack & Maruc Gray-And their
Dancing cupios. Here is indeed a nov
city. Tho man above the average as
- piano player and singer and the lit
tic lady as dainty miss as has ever
hcen over and also n wonderful dancer
They do several numbers and then do
some novelty dancing with tho
"cupics" that is both novel and enter
tanning. See Handsome Jack and
Sweet Marie and YOU will go home well
pleased for having done so,
Statcroom i9.--An oceanic irsyesty
with waves OF laughter with McI.ain
Gates and Genevicve Lee. Scene state
room American $. 5. st. Paul. Comedy
situations Of tho trials and 'rtbuIa o
tions OF newly married couple TAX
ing their first ocean voyage.
Dorothy Lcwis-A stately brunette in
n very entertaining program of popu-
lar and restricted song numbers.
Wyoming Trio-Billed as wild West
Warblcrs" and rope twirlers, they Of
fer a most entertaining act Singing
songs OF tho golden west, interspcrsed
with some fancy lariat twirling and
dancing. Effects and costumes arc all
apropo OF the far west
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-23
up TO THE MINUTE SPORT WORLD NEWS
AIR RACE RULES
ARE ANNOUNCED

New York, March 22.-Rules for the
International air race at Selfridge field.
Mount Clemons, Michigan. September
s, and 10, will include classes for all
planes, the Aero club of America an
nounccd today. There will be four
races.
Cash prizes aggregatins $4,000 will
be awarded. The principal event is
the race for the Pulitzer trophy, n free
for all contest for planes capable of
40 miles an hour. 1t vii be four laps
around a closed course of forty miles.
Other races are for commercial planes
of large capacity. capable of rs miles
an hour; for lighter capacity planes.
capable of so miles and for obscrva ton
planes.
Entries must be filed before August
l, at the Aviation country club of De-
trot.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-23
PARKS C0AFESSES
TO PRO CHARGE

Ann Arbor, Mich, March 22.-Nernon
Parks, captain of the University OF
Michigan baseball team and considered
one of the best pitchers in the Big
Ten" admitted to Athletic Director
Phil Bartelme today he had played
professional baseball in the Pacific
league last summer and at the same
time resigned from the team. 1t is
said, Parks plans to join the Detroit
Americans at the end of the school
year.
Pete van Bowen, an inficldcr was
named to succeed Parks.
Parks confession followed the return
of Bartelme who had been shown a
photograph in Chicago last week of
Harold Brooks who had pitched first
class ball all last season for the Port
land, oregon, club.
Bartelme became suspicious that the
pitcher was Parks and began an in
Nestigation which ended in his confess
sion
Parks had been the mainstay of the
Wolverine nine for two years.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-23
FLYWEICHT BOXERS EXPERIENCE
DIFFICULTY IN FINDING FIGHTS
Dimmutve Mitt Wielders Usually Fight Heavier Men
Wilde and Mason Exhibit Cleverest Bout
Seen in Division

Where to box. that was important.
New York and Milwaukee were out of
the question. Matt Hinkel was un-
able to do anything at the time, and
so Beimer practically made all ar
ranCements and with tho assistance OF
Add Thatcher, the match was made
to take place before the Toledo Attn
letic club. They fought March L.,
1920.
The boys were to make los pounds
at 3 O'Clock Mason weighed los =
and Wilde los l-2. Ed Smith of Chi
caEo was the referee. They boxed l.
rounds.
From financial standpoint the
match drew moro money than any
other similar bout fought by diminu-
tive boxers in the history of the ring.
about $4,000. Mason got about
$4,000 as his part OF the proceeds.
So far as the exhibition was con-
ccrned even unbiased critics said 1t
was the fastest. cleverest and brain
lest exposition of boxing in years. The
writer is not in favor of giving dcci-
sions in limited round bouts where
both boys are fighting at the end of
the bout, it is unjust and unreason-
able. If this fight had been given in
England and according to the English
scoring system. Mason would have
won.