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Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-07-09
LLOYD GEORGE ATSAKO
PARLAMENTO PA
KLAUSIMUS.
Gen. Smuts turi daug Vilties.

Londonas, iepos s. - Ang-
lijos minister's pirmininkas
kalb6jo parlamente. Atsakine
jo jis i kai-kuriQ atstovQ pa
klausimus Airijos reikale.
Jis pazym6jo, kad vyriau-
syb6 nesiuntusi Airijon gene
rolO SmutS, Pietu AprikoS
premiere. Gen. SmutS aplan-
kes DubIinq j tenai pakvie-
tus de Valerai.
Kuomet minister's pirmi-
ninkas paklaustas, ar jlS Su
gen. Smuts mateSis prizes Is
keliauSiant jam Airijon, atSa-
Ike lakOniSkai, kad su generO-
Iu jis kasdien pO keIis kartus
mateSis il kalbGjeSis viSOEial5
reikalais.
Toliau Lloyd George parei-
Skt, jog jo kvieciamon cia
Airijos reikalais konferenci-
jon nedalyvausiqs nei vienos
dominijos lyderis. BusiQs tlk
lis, de Valera if Craig.
Siandie Dubline twi svar-
bu susirinkimq su de Valera
visi vyriauSieji sinn-fcineriQ
vaiai. Nuo to SuSirinkimo
priguI6s toleSnis Airijos likl-
mas.
Cia sp6jama, jog sinn-feine-
riu vadai visgi priims minis
terio pirmininko Lloyd Geor-
ge pakvietimQ konferencijOn.
Ana vakarq viename poky-
Iy Gia kaIbtio gen. Smuts. Jis
pareiSk6, jog Airijos proble-
ma jau riSama If il laimingai
bus iSriSta.
Sake. Airija ateity bus kai-
pir Britanijos imperijos ko-
lionija su placiausia savyval-
da.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-07-09
DE VALERA TIKISI TAI
KOS.
Rasi, Airija bus dominija.

Londonas, liepos s. = Vie
tos laikraSGiai paskelbe pir-
mail Airijos prezidento de Va
lera pareiSkima, kuomet jis
nuo Anglijos premiere Lloyd
George gavo pakvietima tai
kos kouferencijon Londone.
De Valera sake jis tikis,
jog Siandienin9s taikos tary-
bos su Anglia pagaliau duos
geistinQ pasekmiQ.
Jis turis vilties, kad tarp
abiejQ tautQ ivyksias naujas
susiartinimas ir isnyksianti
Siandie siuncianti nekrikscio-
niSka pagieza. Be tue patim
Airija bus atgaivinta If at
naujinta.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-07-09
COUNTRY EDITION METAIYOL. vi No. 100
Visuotinas L. K. Moterq Dr-jos
Susirinkimas kaune

Birzelio 5 d. Kauno Liau-
dies Namuose iyyko visuoti-
mas L. r. K. M. DR.. susirinh-
mas, kuriame dalyvavo nema-
zas skaitlius moterq.
Atidare susirinkima pirm.
p. E. Gvildiene. I prezidiuma
tapo isrinkta p. zilevieaite
pirm. il p. zileviGiene sekreto-
re.
Pirmuoju darbu tvarkos bu-
vo gerb. kun. Tumo paskaita,
klrioje nurode teises esme,
kelius, kokiais jos siekiama..
Kalbetojas pabreze, kad teise
tik tick turi svarbos, kick ja-
ia sugebama naudotis. Pasa-
Ike, nors moterys naudojasi
politinemis teisemis, bet poll
tikoj nepasizymejo.
PraneSus Kauno skyriaus
pirm. Gvildienei veikima II
kas apyskaitoje paaiskejo,
kad draugijos daug nuveikta.
il uzlaiko Mergaieip Ullio
mokykla Karmelavoje, kuri
daug pazenge pirmyn.
Mokslo If auklejimo zvilgsniu
mokykla galutinai atsistojo
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-07-09
IlIIIIIIIIIiIIlAIIIIIIIlIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII
Lietuvos vyeiu seimo toles
mis- aprasynas bus padetas ry-
tojaus Drauge.
LENGVAI BAUDzIAMI Vo-
KIECIAI.
Leipzigas, Vokietija, liepos

Leipzigas, Vokietija, liepos
8. Cia teisiami kai-kurie
vokieciai, ku'iuos sajunginin-
kai kaltina uz kriminalius
prasizengimus karo metu.
Tomis dienomis pabaigta
byla generolo Stenger If ma
ioro Crusius. Stenger visai pa
liuosuotas, 81 Crusius nubau-
stas dviem metals kal6jimu.
Prancuzai tue labai nepa-
tenkinti. Bylos metu prirodi-
meta, jog majoras Crusius zu-
karo nelaisvius. Tai
gi, uz tai jis vertas 'bausti
mirties bausme.
Tuotarpu vokieciq teismas
uzdeda jam lengva bausme.
Prancuzams tas nepakencia
mas daiktas.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-07-09
CRANE KELIAUS PER RU-
SIJA.

Chita, liepos s. = Charles
R. Crane yra Amerikos pa
siuntinys Kinijoje. Jis keliau-
ia Amerikon. Jam lahai no
risi keliauti namo per Siberi-
ja ir Russia.
Padave jis iris prasymus
.bolSevikQ valdziai Maskvoje.
Ia kelione jam buvo atsaky-
ta.
Bet ketvirtaji jo prasyma
'bolSevikQ valdzia pri6m6. Lei
do jam keliauti per bolsevis-
tine Russia.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-07-09
LAIVAs. !. SACRAMENTO
TAMPICo UOSTE.
Kol-kas nepramatomi nesuti-
kimai.

Mexico City, liepos g. Va
kar Tampico uostan iplauke
Suv. Valstijq karo laivas Sac
ramento. Jis ten pasiQstas ga
vus Washingtone ziniq apie
pakylancius payojus zibalo
laukuose.
Laivas Sacramento ileido in
kara ir pasilieka uoste.
Meksikos uzsieniq reikalQ
ofisas nepadave jokio pareis-
'kimo apie ta fakta. Sulig tar
ptautiniQ teisiq svetimq saliu
karo LAVAL ramiuoju laiku ga-
Iii iplaukti kokian svetiman
uostan ir tenai isbuti "a va
landas.
Matyt, toki laika Tampico
uoste isbus ir laivas Sacra-
mento. Kur jis plauks paskui,
niekam nezinoma.
Cia pranesta, jog Meksikos
vyriausybe j tai neatkreipia
domos. Kabineto virSininkas
Gales sake, jog Meksika yra
.graziuoju su Suv. Valstijomis
ir nepramato jokiQ nesutiEi-
mQ.
Patsai prezidentas Obregon
atsisako komentuoti apie Suv.
Valstiju zygi. Sakosi jis netu-
ris jokiq officially ziniu is Wa
shingtono.
Tik jis tvirtina, jog Meksi-
kos valstybei priguli augstes-
ne mokestis uz iSyezama ziba-
la. Mes to gamtos turto nie=
kas negali Meksikai sugrazin-
ii.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-07-09

ant tvirtu kojQ, mes yra taM
darbui mokytojq- specialistiI,
kurios visa siela atsidavusios
siai mokyklai.
Triobesiq skaicius ir inven-
torius taipat auga: jau baigia
mas didelis gyyenamas namaS
statomi pavyzdingi tvartai If
tt.
Kaune dr-ja laiko yiesbuti
Liaudies namus) ir arbatine,
kur galima uz pigia kaina
gauti Svaria nakvyne If svei-
ka uzkandi.
sip dvieju istaigu geram SUI
Itvarkymui daug prisidejo We
deja p. Daugeliene.
! valdyba tapo isrinkto-
sios: p. Gvildiene, p. zilevicie-
ne, p. zastautiene, p. Stulgin-
skate ir p. Strimaite. I revi-
zijos komisija: p. Pikcilingie-
ne, p. stakauskaite If zilvis
cate.
vakare sulose tragedija:
"sv. Barbora". Didele garbe
Kauno lietuvems moterims uz
toki grazu pasidarbavima.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-07-09
zINIOs Is LIETuVOs.

Kaunas. Kadangi dirbtuve-
Sc ne visur rupinamasi dar-
bininkq sveikatos zvilgsniu.
todel, kad butq kan priveizeti,
valdzia isrinko komisija is sly.
asmenq: Darbo Inspektoriaus
p. Liutermozos, Dep-to atstovo
Stakel6s ir st. S. mario Berlin
sko. Visupirma ia komisiJa
apziurejo "Nemuno" bendro-
yes dirbtuve.. Rado siuos tru-
kumus: nera vandens gerti,
taip pat nera ir iseinamos vie
tos If stoka ventiliacijos.
Nepaisant, kad inzinierip
yra daug, bet tvarkos visai
maza. Nors pats direktorius
lietuvis p. Garalevicius, teeiau
parasai dazniausiai voksh,
tik ne lietuviq valstybes kalba
Paskui komisija dare reyl-
zija kaulq dirbtuyeje sauliuose
Toje dirbtuvejje rasta didele
betvarke. Kaulai taip dvoka,
kad einant gatye, uz kokios
.puses kilometro, reikia nosis
uzsiimti.
Kupina kirminq ir i vienq
skyriq komisija nei ieiti nebe-
galejo del biauraus dvokmo.
ISeinamos ,vietos nesvariai w
laikomos.
Ioklose salygose felRla daT-
bininkams dirbti.
Dirbtuves vedejas labai
smarkus, neduoda darbininkul
nei zodzio pasakyti. Daugu-
ma darbininkq moters. Kad
If moters dirba lygQ su yyrais
darba, vienok jp uzmokesnis
daug mazesnis: Vyrai gauna
dienai apie % auksinus, mo-
tiers apie Is auks.
sargai dirba 12 val. j diena
|ir gauna po Is auks. Jei kas
is darbininkQ papraso prideti
daugiau, tai tuojaus dirbtuy6s
vedejas, zydas, varo larlk.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-07-09
INDIoNAI VARToJA EMO
GIENA.
Fort. MeMnrra.r,


Fort McMurray, Alberta,
liepos 8. Kanados raitoii
policija suseke, jog CaribonQ
gentes indionai uzsiima kani-
balizmu, ty. valgiui vartoja
zmogiena. Daugel vietose at
rasta pamestu zmoniq kaulQ.
Tie indionai badauja. Tad
ir nebutq stebetina, jei jie
maistui pavartotq zmogiena.
Policija yeda tardymus.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-07-09

New York, liepos s. = Gar
laivis Pocahontas priguli u
nited States Mail Steamship
kompanijai.
Sitos kompanijos virSinin-
kai, remdamies gautais gar
laivio kapitono raportais, H-
gina ivykusius garlaivy mai
Stus.
'oAe4IodeI 4uo4nq seuo4!deN
jog du darbininku maSinerijQ
skyriuje pakelusiu trukSma il
padariusiu nesmagumq. Gar
Iaivis buvo sustojes ties Azo-
III salomis ir tenai kai-kurios
maSinerijos buvo taisomos.
Teciau kapitonas raporte ne
mini apie jokius maistus.
ReiSkia nebuta jolziu mails
tn, nes kitaip kapitonas bu-
tn raportaves kompanijai.
Tad kol-kas nezinia, kun
Ella yra tiesos.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-07-09
"sLAPIUJV" PA
RODAVIMAS.

New York, liepos 6. - Lie
pos 4 diena Gia "Slapieji" bu-
vo renge milziniska paroda-
vima gatvemis. Turejo daily
vault apie 100000 zmonip.
Bet del didelio karScio pa
rodavimas nepavyko. Dalyva-
vo apie $4,000 zmoniq.
Suprantama, "sausieji" Sian
die kvatoja.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-07-09
VEDAMI TARDYMAI APIE
MAISTUS.
Kompanija uzgina juos.

Neapolis, Italia, iepOs s.
Vietos Amerikos kOnsuliatas
stropiai veda tardymus apie
pakilusius maiStus garlaivy
Pocahontas. kurs New 1OrkQ
apleido geguzes % II eional
atplauk6 vos praeita pirma-
dieni.
Garlaivis ilgas laikas buvc
apsistojes ties AzorQ salomis.
Tenai buvo taisomos jo suga-
dintos masinerijos. MaSineri-
Jas sugadino suk6lusi maiStus
garlaivio igula.
Kuomet garlaivis iSplauk6 is
New Yorko il atsidur6 j pla-
TUT Atlantic vandenyna, lgula,
kurioje buvo dauguma svetim-
Sali9 prad6jo grumoti garlal-
vio kapitonui. Paskui pakel6
maiStus. Sugadino kai-kurias
maSinerijas If elektros SviesO<
aparata. Pabaigoje 6m6 CRU,
mott nuskandinsia patti garlai-
Vi.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-07-09
DARBININKAMS PASIU-
LYTA MAzESNE W.
MOKESNIS.

New York, iepos s. : Ma
mq statymo pramoneje 100-ui
tukstanciq darbininkq pasiQ-
lyta. mazesne uzmokesnis. Tuo
pasiulymu Quota suprasti,' i
dant darbininkai liuosu noru
apsimtu dirbti pigiau.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-07-09
TURKAI LAIMEJO KOVA.

Angora, Turkija, liepos 81
TurkQ nacionalistq militar4
valdzia paskelbe ofieiali pra-
nesima. Pasakyta, jog turkai
laimejo koVa su graikais dvie-
juose frontuose: Ismido If Us
hako. Graikai turi didelius
nuostolius.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-07-09
KoVA DEL MUITU TARI-
FOS.

Washington. liepos s,
Kongrese pakilo smarki kova
zodziais del muitQ tarifos. De-
mokratai atstovai prikaisioja
republikonams atstovams koki
tai "suokalbi" kurio tikslas
iSnaudoti savo Sales il viso
pasaulio gyventojus.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-07-09
UKRAINAI KAUJASI SU
BOLSEVIKAIS.

Be1ne, sveicarija, liepos 8.
Pranesta jog Charkovo pro
vincijoje rusq bolSevikp rau-
donoji armija turejusi kruvi-
na kova su ukrainais valstie-
ciais.
Paduodami nuostoliai: 10
nukautq If 6 suzeisti.
Provincial visvien esanti
bolSevikq kontroleje.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-07-09
RADIKALo sTOvYLA MA
SKVOJE.

Ryga, liepos 8. 1920 me-
tais Maskvoje nuo siltines mi
re amerikoniSkas komunistas
John Reed. 10 pagerbimui
Maskvoje pastatyta stovyla.
Liepos 4 d. ia stovyla atiden-
gta.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-07-09

Kaunas. Cia nukrito aero
.planas su dviem lakunais:: inz.
mex. Vacetu If karo lakunu
Kaputausku. Abudu zuyo.
Gudp spaudos pranesimu,
Gudu liaudies Respublikos pir-
mi:ninkas yiename pasikalbe-
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-07-09
Maistai Amerikoniskame Garlaivy

Taigi Ella Americas konsu-
lis veda nuodugnius tardy-
mus. Norma patirti, kaip
daug yra tiesos tame, apie ka
pasakojama.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-07-09
MAzINA PLIENUI KAI-
MAS.

New York, liepos s. Uni
ed ef!oeIodIo4 I99ls s9lg4s p9l
skelbe patarimq savo kompa-
nijoms sumazinti plienui kai-
mas.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-07-09

sedos vals6., Uzgiriu so.
dziaus pasimire senelis Petru-
levicius, turintis 116 metu am
ziaus. Buvo stiprus If darbs-
tus; dirbo dar Xxi LA metp
amzziiaus.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-07-09

jime pasake: gudp teritorija
apima Gardino, Vilniaus CUB.
dali, Minsko, Mogileyo, Smo-
lensko Cernygovo gubernijp
dalis ir Vitebsko CUB. Gudams
turi but priskirtos sritys, kur
jie sudaro gyventojq daugu-
ma .Gudq priskaitoma u mill
onu, 0 visoj teritorijoj l6 mi
lionp gyventojQ. Rygos sutat-
tim einant, Lenkija uzgrobe
Gudijos dali apie 100000 ket.
kilometru, kur lenkai stengiasi
gudus panaikinti, nelleisdami
ten tremtiniu is Rusijos, uzda-
rydami gudu mokyklas ir tau.
tines istaigas.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-07-09
PINIGg IURsAs.

Svetimq Saliq pini9q vert6, mai
nant nemazziau $25, 600, liepos q
buvo tokia pagal Merchants Los
an and Trust Co.:
Anglijos sterlingu svarui 81
prancijos simtui frankly 7.s4
Italijos Sinful lirp 40
vohetijos sintui markip 1.SS
Lietuvos Sinful auksinq 1.SS
Lenkijos Sinful markiq .O6
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-07-09

Ryga. Laikr. "segodnia".
pranesa, kad Latvija gayo IS
Lietuvos 10 yagonu rugby,
kurios Lietuva atsiunte kais.
po dali atlyginimo uz paryezzis
ma Latvijos gelezinkeliais
Lietuvos tremtiniq is Sovietq
Rusijos. q
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-07-09
JAPoNU PRINCAs 1sKE-
LIAVO ITALIJON.

Paryzius, liepos 8. -.Is cia
Italijon iskeliavo Japonijos
sosto ipadinis, princas Hirohi-
to.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-07-09

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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-02-22
1T Years Ago Today AZ WOLgast Wrested
 Title From Nelson

Nelson continued boxing always with the determination to become champ again, but in 1914 he retired after 2S years of service between the ropes. Today he is classed as one of the ''big three," leaders of a class that boasted of some of the greatest of fighters, Joe Cans, Battling Nelson and Benny Leonard, and it will never be agreed upon who was the better of the three, Cans or Leonard.
 Wolgast lost the title in 1912 to Willie Ritchie on a foul in the 5th round at San Francisco. the former being on the verge of knockout when he fouled Ritchte he latter lost the title in July, 1914, to Freddie Welsh na London ring with Eugene Corrie as the referee, Bennie Leon ard bringing it back to this country when he put the Englishman away in the ninth round, this being their sec ond meeting.
 And it looks as though Benny will follow Jack McAuiiffeis example and retire undefeated, the lightweight class now boaSting of no opponent of a calibre to remove the title.- Many think that after the knockdown by Ritchie Mitchell some time ago he will be easy for some youngster with a wallop, perhaps SO but it will have to be one of the luckiest of wallops.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-02-22
FOUNDERS
 TO ROLL IN
 NEW HAVEN

Meigs' Founders are out to meet all local or state bowlers for duckpin honors. Neal Ball is the booking manager.
 Thursday night the Meigs 'alley specialists will journey to New Haven for a return series with a picked team from the Mercantile League of the Elm City. In the initial setto here last week the Meigs took the odd game On the Meigs team are Fin negan, Rose, Grindrod, Labarty and Captain Ball.
 Three local series are also slated for the Meigs the first contest on Kelly's alleys. March 5. against the Park City five; March 8 at Swaben Hall the Meigs will line up against the Maennechor primers, and on March 10 will roll the Knights of Co., lunbus.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-02-22
By G. C. Hawman

By G. C. HaWman
 Eleven years ago today Ad Wolgast won the lightweight title from aBt- ting Nelson after forty rounds that contained more fighting than forty of the contests of today. Nelson, who had won the crown and a worldwide Reputation because of his gameness and ability to take punishment, re- ceived plenty of it for forty stanzas and the last ten rounds became so one-sided that the referee warned Nelson's second that if they did not throw in the spongs he would stop the bout
 And in the fortieth round he did. And the Durable Dane that had with stood assaults for 14 years, taking punishment that would have killed an iordinary boxer, came out for the 40th round swinging both arms, with one eve completely closed, the other a mere slit, and lips swollen to twice their size trying to land on the Cadal- 1iac boxer, but he presented an easy j mark for Wolgast's blows and Referee ] smith pushed Wolgast aside after he had floored the Dane again. But Nel- son arose with the Viking spirit that inspired his ancestors. clinging to the ropes uttered through his badly cut lbs ssI ain't licked. He cant lick me. Nobody can lick me-
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-02-22
Bobby Weafer
 Returns 70 Ring 70
 Fatten B07sk Account
(By CHOW.


 Benny Weafer, the Norwalk battler, who suddenly leaped into the lime light the other night by his sensa- tional knockout of Billy Becker in the first round before the Common wealth A. C., is one of the mysteries of the ring.
 Weafer is chap who dislikes fighters and the game, and his reap pearance in the ring is only due to the fact that he desires to keep in a. fireman on the New Haven. Weaf- CT is after the mazuma, that's why he has re-entered the ring, he says. Friends declare that he almost detests everybody connected with that branch of sport, and the only times he is seen in company with devoteeS of the squared circle is when he is in training for a Battle.
 The Norwalk boxer is the possess or of a splendid physique. Coupled with a pair of good punch propellers and a. fair assortment of science, Weafer is looked upon as a prom iSing candidate in the we1ter diviS- ion. The only possible handicap is that he may not put his whole heart into the game. For the present, however, the thrifty boy has decided. so his friends say, to make the best of his physical powers and with the proceeds to establish himself on a sound foundation for the battle of life in later years. Practically all of his ring earnings are invested in NorwaIk property
 Also a Basketball Star.
 Weafer not only shines in the pu- gilistic Armament but he is also a star basketball player, holding his own with such fast men as George Smith, Chris Leonard, Crinsted and other pros, who are performing in Stamford. In baseball he has also shown himself to beN a fair infield artist, but his efforts in the national pastime have failed to reach the brilliant peak he has gained in the cage game.
 Weafer is clean-cut lad and comes of a highly respected family, being the son of MT. and Mrs. Eugene Weafer of Stuart avenue, Norwalk. He has two brothers, one a salesman and the other an electrician, while sister is a nurse, Benny being the only member of the family to rise to the distinction of being a luminary in the sporting world. A few years ago Weafer held a clerical position at the Remington Arms plant here. Weafer's sensational achievements in the ring here. only a year or so ago, are remembered. He disposed of all corners and won the sobriquet of Knockout King,'' but Benny 8 | journey up the lane of success was suddenly checked in New Haven when he was defeated by Eddie O'Hare. That setback seemed to take the Sighting spirit out of him end he dropped out of sight for a time.
 But. flushed with his sensational
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-02-22
GENE MARTIN IN LINE; BIG
 SHOW,.C0AL

Gene" Martin. Bridgeport Out fielder, who quit the team last season after a run-in with Ed Walsh, is back in the fold again.
 Today Manager Gene McCann re- ceived Martins contract with the as surance he is gladly returning to Bridgeport and is going to put forth his best efforts in a try to land in the Big Show Bridgeport fans will no doubt be gratified to learn of Mar tins decision. Martin, who was a popular as well as a hard working player, will Cover center or right field.
 Herman Bornhoeft, pitcher, pur- chased from the Kitchener Club of the Michigan-Canadian circuit, has also sent in his contract.
 The training camp location is still in the air, but all players will be or dered to report somewhere in Con- necticut'' on April 4.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-02-22
BILLY PRINCE IS TO BOX.
 AT BENEFIT

Billy Prince, the popular little featherweight, will make his first ap- pearance in the ring since his last bout at the Pioneer club Tn New York, on Saturday night when he ap
 pears at George Mulligans benefit show for Jimmy Fasane, the former Waterbury batt1er in the latter city.
 A Mulligan asked Red Bennett if he would permit some of his stable to Serform on the big boxing card and Bennett offered the services of every one under his mana cement SO the Brass City will get a glimpse of three of the c1assiest youngsters that have broken into the professional ranks in some time in Bete Dunn, Young Null Iigan and Billy Prince. Prince has entirely recovered from his illness and expects to land a bout on a New Ha- ven and a Waterbury card very soon.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-02-22
B0gash WiIL Face Tnrtar Tonight M
 Soldier Bnrt1IeZd

If Soldier Bartfield has not gone back to any extent Louie Bogash will have some opposition at the Garden tonight, when he clashes with the Brooklynite in. fifteen round bout. Bartfield's record contains the names of the greatest pugilists in two divis- ions. In eight years of boxing Bart field has defeated Mike Gibbons twice, this was three years ago, made a trip abroad where he defeated Billy Papke and Mickey King. CIashed with Ted Lewis three times and claims three victories, four times with Jack Britton, three with Harry Greb and gave Johnny Wilson, the middleweight champ, a good rub at Newark last year although the champ received the decision.
 He has also met Bennie Leonard three times and won a decision over Augie Rather before hitting the to- began. Bartfield claims that he will celebrate his first bout in New York under the Walker law with a win. But we think it is very un- likely.
 A number of Bridgeporters will be on hand this evening and a good all around card is promised.
 The semi-final of ten rounds will be between Midget Smith and Geo. Lee, the New Orleans Chinaman. Some 25o Chinese from the local Chinatown district will sit in to see their idol in action. Lee has boxed Pete Herman and Johnny Buff. The Midget recently knocked out Dick Atkins of Toronto.
 Another slashing encounter should ensue when Bud Dempsey collides with Willie Spencer The latter de feated sammy Nable last Saturday, Dempsey used to fight in the amateurs as Charles Svoboda.
 The opener of six rounds will bring n rDf h ENI~slT 1l- To-, TN-1 mia ,and Red Allen, of Bridgeport Conn.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-02-22
Thousands Mourn at
 Bier of Arthur Pelky
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Windsor, Ont.-Thousands of citizens from nearby towns lined the streets of Ford City, near here, to pay their last respects to Arthur Pelky, heavyweight box ing champion of Canada, who died last Friday after a long attack of sleeping sickness. After the inn pressive funeral services, the pro- cession was escorted to Our Lady Of the Lake Cemetery by thirty members of the Ford City police force, of which he was a member at the time of his death
 Pelky, seven years ago, acci- denta1iy killed Luther Mccarthy in the ring. His last fight was about a year ago, when he was knocked out by Bob Martin.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-02-22
HEAVIES SCARCE,
 SAYS TEX RICHARD

New York.-"The heavyweight di- vision of boxing today is little, if any better, than it was when they were securing the country for white hopes.'
 "As I see it there are but three boxers of real calibre. They are Dempsey, Carpenter and Willard moters, made this interesting state ment today in discussing the heavy weight situation in which he has been deeply engroSsed for many months.
 "But Bill Brennan managed to stay 12 rounds with Dempsey and Bob Martin made a creditable showing against Brennan. Then there are others, Rickard was reminded.