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The Washington times., 1922-09-24
Saves Life, Loses Auto

AVA nurse for the Public Health
Nursing Association. saved her life
but she lost her automobile.
The engine stopped as the car
was on the railroad tracks at
Louisville avenue. Highland Park.
Mrs. Gallagher leaped out. and a
moment later she saw the car
wrecked by a train.
The Washington times., 1922-09-24


a NTEDATING written history
"a of Germany and the Teu'
L u tons are the legends Of the
'Rhinegold" and the "Nibelungen
treasure" in the romantic river
Rhine. 1t forms the background
of some of Richard Wagner's most
beautiful operas. And now the
''Rhinegold" is to be sought for in
all reality.
The upper Rhine, in the vicinity
of the Swiss border, has for cen
turtles been known to have con-
siderable gold among the sand and
gravel OF the river bed.
At the time of the Caesars in
Rome much gold was taken from
there. to Rome and contributed
no little in helping to displace cop
per as a medium of exchange and
place Rome on a gold basis"
The myth of the "Rhinegold"
and "Nibelungen treasure" un-
doubtedly had its basis in the gold
found in the Rhine. Ottfried Won
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-21
Fl DepartamentO de AuditOria ha Orde
nadO una anpia y detenida investga-
Ci6n en- eI municipiO de esta ciudad, la
cuaI eInpezarOn a efectuar en- la manana
de aver dos enpIeadOs de dicho Dep'tO.
comenaO pcO auye esia acc6n ceras decIaracOnes que
no SourOn deseO de encOna aO para dsaCredar Ia labor
Del sehOr Martin IraVeOa sdO O6mene negadO 10 rencla
del seho AbOy an cuand acan los de es yedad

tigacion EN- los libros de la Admi-
nistracion.
Fuimos informados ademas, de que
tan pronto llegaron los inspectores
de Auditoria, el Sr. Diez de Andino,
quien actualmente desempena el car
go de Comisionado Municipal de Ser
vicio Pdblico, orGen6 al Auditor del
Municipio que pusiese a la disposi-
ci6n de dichos empleados los libros
todcs de la corporation ;nhniclpal
Y diera a ellos todas las facilidades
para llevar a cabo su cometido.
La referida investigation, Sc nos
informa, tardara en- realizarse apro-
ximadamente dos meses, " respecto
de las causas que la han motivado,
aunque ofcialmente Sc lie ha dado ell
caracter de ser una investigation de
las que ordinariamente sc acostum-
bran efectuar en- los municipios, el
publico ha empezado dar la mis-
ma como su motive determinante el
de que es con el objeto de averiguar
81 son c;ertas algunas &c las acusa-
clones que Sc dicen haber sido hechas
contra el Municipio por Souffront
er sus declaraciones al Gobernador,
y tambien el de que varias supuestas
irregularidades en- la administration
fueron denunciacas por algunos re-
publieanos.
Hablando con algunas personals
respecto de este asunto, nos dijeron
que habia llamado la atencjon el he
eho de que uno de los encargados de
hacer la investigation no era inves-
tigador de cuentas Y ST solamente je-
fe de division.
Este hecho ha llamado la atencion,
debido a que en- la Auditoria hay un
cuerpo de INVESTIGATORS, que son los
que Sc utilizan para hacer trabajos
de esta naturaleza.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-21
Ell presidente Harding sll-
gerira al COngresO que
ennliiende Ia ley VOlstead
81 no Sc modi6ca, Puerto Rico per-
dera su cOsecha de cafe

Varias compafiias de vapores ex
tranjeras que tienen agencias EN- Nue
va York, han presentado recursos de
Injunction ante Ell juez federal Mr..
Hand, para lograr que Ell Gobierno
Americana Sc abstenga de intervenir
en- la carga de los licores que lleven
a SUI bordo los barcos de dfchas Com
pafifas, INTERN una Corte de Justicia
no estab' ezca la legalidad ilegalidad
del procedimiento que Sc viene usando,
de acuerdo con las ultimas disposicio-
mes de Daugherty.
Los casos han Isido argumentados
va Y estan pendientes de resoluci6n
La Ultima impression acerca de esta
importante question, es que Ell presiden
te Harding sugerira al Ccngreso que
Sc enmiende la Ley Volstead.
Las enmiendas que Sc introduzcan
a dicha Ley Sc cree que afectaran q
las Filipinas Puerto Rico Y a los bar
cos extranjeros. Sin estas enmiendas
que Sc anuncian, Puerto Rico no podra
conseguir vapores en- que transporter
q Europa su cosecha dc cafe, y las Fl
ipinas sufriran tambien serios trastor
nos en- su vida comercial.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-21
Ell AsUNTo DE ABoY

Anoche nos informaron de la For
taleza, que carecia de fundamento Ell
rumor de que el Tesorero habia pre-
sentado la renuncia de su cargo.
Ninguno de nuestros Redactores
pudo localizar anoche al Sr. Aboy;
pero la opinion publica sigue comen-
tando favorablemente para ell Sr.
Aboy, el hecho 6e que 81 esta dispues-
TO a renunciar su puesto antes que
someterse al mandate de destituir
funcionarios que su juicio son bue-
nos v fieles cumplidores de su deber.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-21
TAMAKI MIURA, LA FAMOSA
DIVA QUE vISITO PUERTO RI
co. CONSIDERABLE COMO
TRAIDORA AL JAPON

Inforlna un peri6dico americana q.
la famosa diva japonesa, Tamaki Niu
ra, -quien, como recodaran nuestros
lectores, visit6 Puerto Rico hace a'glin
tempo encontrandose de tempcrada
en- Honolulu, recibi6 una communication
de su pals, en- la que Sc lie acusaba de
traidora su patria.
La acusaci6n en- contra de Tamaki
Sc basa en- que Ia artista hizo declara-
clones ensfavor de la emancipation de
las mujeres japonesas, expresando Que
prorto llegara el dia en- que sus cole
gas del Jap6n Sc iberten de la tira-
MICA domination de los hombres.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-21
Tia causado impression en- los centros
cOmerciales de San Juan Ia nueya or
den sobre la Ley VoIstead, que han
reclbldO los navierOs pOr conducto del
COrOnel del Regimiiento de Puerto Rico
Las auOrdaes dc Washington conan casa kqardo AGENTS
de Ia inea Pmos sOsnndO Oden original sOre cOres Es cas
SECURE que esta ea susenda escas con Po Rcoe asega
que Oas han mso LA Compaa hOansa retire va ss yaOres

A prop6sito de las 1ltimas DISPOSE
clones &c Daugherty, respecto de la
Ley Volstead, hemos vuelto a cambiar
lmpresiones con los navieros de San
Juan, quienes Sc muestran sumamen
te alarmados con las consecuencias
que dichas disposiciones habran de
originar a los cuantiosos intereses
del comercio en- general, va que es-
te Sc vera debilitado por la ausencia
de I'm gran n1mero de barcos que
ahora tocan en- nuestros puertos, v
que dentro de breves dfas tendran
que renunciar hacer escalas en-
Puerto Rico, por tenor a los rigores
de la citada Ley Volstead, tai V CO.
mo ha sido puesta en- yigor Ultima
mente.
Seg1n opinan los navieros, ell case
es mas serio de 10 que parece, pues
traera como logica secuela ell que
Puerto Rico Sc yea huerfano de CO.
municaciones con los paises extran-
jeros.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-21

verdadera sorpresa nos produjo,
en- Ia tarde de aver, observar infini-
dad de erupos frente a Ia casa-Al-
caldia De esta capital. Fran hume
rosas personas relaeionadas con In
palitica local que parecian comentar,
en- 6stiutoa modos algo muy impor-
iantc que al parecer estaba ocurrien-
Do.
I'm an principle, llegamos a pre-
sumir que se trataba de alguna reu-
ni6n politica que Sc estaba celebran'
do en- los salones del Ayuntam;ento; /;
pero luego nos enteramOs de que por
Il Departamento de Auditoria. Sc ha-
hian enviAdo Al Munieipio dos em-
pleados con instrucciones dc llevar a
cfecto una amplia y deteniGa inves-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-21
Los lItinlOs infOrmes dan
cuenta de yentas de az1-
car hechas a $5.58

En- los centros financieros de esta
ciudad Sc nos inforino aver que las Ill
timas operaciones de azticar de Puerto
Rico habian sido hechas al precio de
$5.5S el quintal.
Tambi6n SO nos dijo que era relativa-
mente exigua la cantidad de azdcar Que
hay en- poder de los centralistas del
pals, por 10 cue Sc cree que continde
Ell alza del rico producto.
Entire los fnancieros reinan las mas
halagadoras esperanzas, y muchos Green
que no tardara en- llegar la 6poca de Ia
reconstruction y del horecimiento eco
n6nico de Puerto Rico.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-21
GRAN NOYEDAD MA
MANA DOMINGO EN-
Ell "RIALTO"

La revista portorrique1a 'sfilmada
en- los campos htleticos de Ponce, de
los desafios de 'Ease-ballv, celebra-
COS ALI, entire las formidables nove-
nas tEstrellas ldcminicanNs s., 'sMa-
vsgiiel'' Ponce puerto Rico,
sera sxhibida en- eli "Teatro Rialto
raHan.s domingo.
Dada la importancia que tuvieron ez
tos desafios, los cuales asisti6 inmen-
so puhiico de todas las poblaciones de
Ia. Isla, no dudamos que ell domingo
Ell sinpitico coliseo Sc vera invadido
por todos los entusiasths de este de-
porte, quienes aplaudiran hasta Ell de-
lirio q los populares jugadores en- la
pantaJla, EN- la cual Sc reproduciran
las jugadas mas sorprendentes de nues
tras novenps.
En- "a misnla pelicula aparecerA la
coronation de la IReina Julita I, pro-
cIamada soperanaae estos desafios.
La citada revista esta LENA de nove-
dades del pals, como son las escenas
tomadas de la ultima gran excursion
mas6nica San German v Cabo Rojo,
en- homer a las representations sobe-
ranas de las logias de Venezuela, Cuba
y Santo Domingo, etc.
Los empresarios del ''Rialto'' son
dignos de las mas enthusiasts felicita-
clones por la adquisici6n de estas re-
Yistas de asuntos puramente regiona-
les, Que nos brindan la oportunidad de
admirsar los acontecimientos que, debi-
Go 10 rudo constante de nuestraa
laborec, no podemos yer, v que Ell Ci-
nemat6grafo nos ofrece, para que los
contemplemos, con toda fdelidad en-
sus detalles. desde una butaca.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-21
BARTHOU HA PRESENTADO EN-
Ell COMITE DE INDEMNIZA-
CLONES Ell PLAN FRANCES

PARIS, octubre 20.-M. Barthou
ha presentado esta tarde en- el Conf
te de Indemnizaciones ell plan de M.
Poincare para ell control fnanciero
de Alemania incluyendo el Reich
bank v las finanzas p1blicas.
Ell proyecto equivale a una admi-
nistraci6n judicial de los Aliados So
bre Alemania.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-21
POTNCARE PIDE A CURZON
QUE Sc DE PRISA

PARIS, octubre 2O.-M. Poincare ha
dirigido una nota Lord Curzon para
que Sc dc prisa en- 10 que respecta Ia
celebration de la proxma conferencia
de la paz de Oriente.
e. gobierno de Francia como Sc sa
be ha sugerido g, dia trece de no.
viembre para que Sc lleve cabo di-
cho acto.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-21
WASHINGTON MANTIENE Il
ORDEN

La casa de IzQuierdo, que es una
de las que mas interes Sc esta to-
mando para que este asunto sea re-
suelto 10 mas satisfactoriamente po-
sible, dirigio hace varios dfas a las
autoridades de Washington ell si-
guiente cablegrama:
"Sfrvanse informarnos 81 la recien
te orden del PresiGente afecta a IL
cores que conduzcan abordo de un
barco extranjero, en- transito, debida
mente manifestados cubiertos por
conoGimientos corridos, destinados a
'un puerto extranjero, que no Sc des-
carguen en- este puerto pero que 81
gan su destino en- ell mismo va
por."
A este despacho contestaron Ge
Washington 10 siguiente:
"Sobrinos de Izquierdo y Co."
Agentes Generates, Linea de Pinillos.
La orden del Presidente no afecta
los licores descritos en- su cablegra-
ma v pueden ser llevados su desti-
no en- ell extranjero, siempre Y cuan-
do que ell buque haya salido Gel puer
to de origen en- antes del 21 de oc-
tubre. Todos los buques que salgan
despues de esta fecha de puertos del
extranjero tienen que entregar los
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-21
ia CONFERENCIA DE ASESO
RES TECNICoS NO Sc
CELEBRA

PARIS, octubre 20.-Debido la cri-
sis ministerial de Inglaterra Sc ha sus
pendido la conferencia de asesores tee
nicos que iba a discutir las cuestiones
sobre Oriente.
Es muy probable que M. Poincare con
verse esta noche con Ell Embaiador bri
tanico a prop6sito de este asunto.
LONDREs, octnhre a0.- Case que
Lord Derby no acepte "a cartera de
guerra suenan dos rombres para la Sc
cretaria de dicho departamento: los de
Griffith v Boscawen.
Ell primero ha declarado que reserva
su contestaci6n Ell segundo guarda
gran silencio.
Lord Curzon seguira actuando como
Ministro de Relaciones Exteriores.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-21

hcores a su llegada a puertos de los
Estados Unidos.
E. w. CAMP.
Jefe &c la Division de Aduana,
Washington.
El sr. Rodriguez. Jefe de la ci-
tada casa, nos inform6 aver que, Ell
vista de esta situaci6n, ellos han avi-
sado a la ofcina general de la Ii
nea de Pinillos en- Espana, la cual
seguramente. decidira excluir del til
nerario de sus barcos las escalas de
Puerto Rico.
Sc asegura que esta possible sus-
pension sera seguida por otras COM
panias de vapores.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-21

Naranjito, octubre 20, 1922.
Ell MUNDo, San Juan.
Ely 1900 votos unionistas, pero nj
uno solo para los Coll.
A. A. LOPEZ.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-21
La Cam. de Diputados de
FranCia OtOrg0 un VOtO
de con6anza al GObierno
Ell ''SampaiO Correia' saldra hoy de
Port Of Spain
(United Press. via All America cablesp

CUnited Press, via Ali America Cablesl
PARIS, octubre 2o.-Por trescien-
tos ochenta y nueve votos contra cien-
to y cuarenta ocho la Camara de Di
putados otorg6 su confanza al gobierno
que preside NJ. Poincare.
La Carnara Sc declare en- receso has
ia el martes para discutir los presupues
tos nacionales.
NEW YORK, octubre 20.-El "sam
paio Correia'', segun los informes lie
gados aQui anoche Sc dispone salir hoy
de Puerto Espana hacia Georgetown,
capital de la Guayana inglesa.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-21
OTRA QUE Sc VA

La casa d.a Villamil, agentes de
los vapores holandeses. recibio aver
un cablegrama de su ofcina general
en- Amsterdam, informandole que la
Companfa holandesa ha decidido sus
pender sus escalas en- Puerto Rico,
debido a las circunstancias que crea
(COntinda en- Ia Sra. pag.)
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-21

LAS ssELEccIoNEs'
EN- NARANJITo
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-21
EEL MUNDO ELEGANTE'
(Antes)
lei Puerto Rico Elegante

II UO1 % 1t1OU 11IS5ss1IUS
Y estando pr6ximos a la aper-
tura de este moderno estableci-
nliento de Ropa Hecha para caba-
lleros y ninos, artfculos de fanta-
sia y novedades en- general invi=
tamos a usted cortesmente a ha=
cernos su primer vista.
Aseguramosle que nuestras
existencias son Completamente
acabadas de recibir, y nuestros
precios seran excesivamente ba-
jos.
cuando necesite su traje, no oil
vide
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-21
RESURGIRAU UN
NUEVO MUNDO

Noticias fidedignas nos hace.l
Greer firmemente la pronta res
tauracion en- la ciudad de Atenas
debido a un formidable empuje
de los griegos del ovde, quedan-
do en- poder de CORTES g SE-
GURA, Inc.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-11-09
SPORT TABLOIDS

Syracuse and the University OF Aeb-
raska have agreed TO meet On the grid
iron again next fall. The game will be
played in Lincoln on Thanksgiving
Day.
iladelphia-William f. Baker, own
er of the Phillies, admitted he was after
Hugo Bezedvk, former Pirate manager
and director Of athletics at Penn State
College, TO handle his team next year.
They are TO talk it over '+in the near
future
Chicago Enlargement of the Chiea.
go National League park to increase
capacity from 1900 10 32,0eQ,will b,
stalted immediately and the plaEipi
field wiz be enlarged, the club an
nouneed.
Baltimore-Sally' Alley, thd fine
two-year-oId filly of Wilmer Sharpe
Kilmer Is stable, had total winnings for
the year of $97,34a This sum exceeds
the winnings of Man-o War, who earn
ed $50, ,325 as tw6-year-old.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-11-09
MelOland Center In
Home Project Work
By Special Staff Correspondent

HOLTVILLE, Nov. 9.-The Meloland
Farm Center, home department, held
an all day meeting today. Miss Jessie
Decker was present and the subject
was interior decoration. They met in
the forenoon at Mrs. Il. Il. Parmalee 5
and had dinner then the afternoon was
spent at Mrs. Harry Fee s, where her
living room was the object of demon
stration.
People around town in general are
very well satisfied with election re-
turns in general. Many odd peculiar
bets as well as the hard earned coin
are being paid by various people. 1t
is doubtful the supply of hats will go
around, there were so many winners.
Last night the Alamitos Chapter of
the Eastern Star met and elected the
new officers for the ensuing term.
There was pot-luek supper at O'Clock
and everybody had a good time.s
Saturday is TO be "holiday" for
Holtville at least most people will make
it so. 1t is Armistiee Day, so most all
the stores have agreed to close for the
Imperial Valley press., 1922-11-09


a certain set of managers. The evil has
been broken up fairly well, but it still
exists in some of the big clubs.
1t used to be the case that a boxer,
to get work or any kind of fair purses,
was forced to line up with certain
manager and place himself practically
at his mercy.
Because of the extent to which this
practice had developed, the commission
forced one of the biggest clubs in town
to get rid of a matchmaker who was
also the manager of the biggest stable
of boxers in the city. Although he was
" officially relieved of his duties, he
still seems to have quite lot to say
about the cards, as he invariably has
at least two of his boxers on every card
The commission went far enough tC
bawl out the management of Madiso,
Square Garden for the poor quality o.
boxing that has been staged there thl!
season.
1t was claimed in answer that tn
management was doing its best to ge
good attractions but couldn t find tn
material
Some new faces would improve tn
bouts in New York and please the fan
immensely and there are plenty of ney
faces available if the clique of Ney
York managers would lose their in
fluence and make it possible for an out
slider to come into New York and MAX
some money.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-11-09
TANNING WITH FARRELL

The commission has tried to place a
limit on the percentage which mana
ger can demand from the earnings of
his charge, but It did not work out.
For form s sake manager can file
a contract with the commission show
ing that he is asking only 10 per cent
for his share, but he can have an out
side agreement standing for another
40 per cent.
Many managers have only verbal
agreement with their boxers. Jack
Kearns and Jack Dempsey are said to
work on a $3.50 agreement, but they
have nothing but verbal understand
ing. Billy Gibson and Benny Leonard
are said to split all their earnings even
Very few pilots work for less than 81
per cent.
, No trouble, however, comes from the
champions and the headliners. 1t il
the management of the little fellows
the preliminary boys and the youngsters
Just starting in the game that consti
tutes the evil.
Some of the youngsters draw around
5000 to $500 for preliminary and by
the time the manager takes his share
and hands the boxer bill for training
and expenses. he sometimes has about
$25 left.
Perhaps the worst difficulty faced
by the commission is to break up the
cIiuuac eyistipp between promoters and
Imperial Valley press., 1922-11-09
NOSE CLOGGED FROM
A COLD OR CATARRH
Apply Cream in Nostrils To
Open Up Air Passages.

All! What relief! Your clogged
nostrils open right up, the air passages
of YOUR head are clear and you can
breathe freely. No more hawking, snuff
ing, mucous discharge, headache, dry
ness-no struggling for breath at night,
your cold or catarrh is gone.
Don't stay stuffed-up! Get small
bottle of Ely's Cream Balm from your
druggist now. Apply little OF this
fragrant, aptiseptic cream in your nos
trils, let it penetrate through every air
passage of the head; soothe and heal
the swollen, infamed mucous membrane,
giving you instant relief Ely's Cream
Balm is just what every cold and catarrh
sufferer has been seeking. It's just
splendid.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-11-09
KID MEX MEETS
KID MILO IN 10
ROUNDS SUNDAY
Ring Enemies to Meet For Battle:
Other Good Bout Listed for
Mexicali Club

Sundays s fight card at the MeXical
Athletic Club VIII be made up almost
entirely Of home talent, according to
the promoters. who announce a main
event Of l0 rounds between Kid Milo
and Kid Mex.
These two bows love each other like
fire and cellnloid, and though Mex has
beaten the Mexicai boy every time
they have met, there are few who
believe Milo can win out in long
fight and therefore the 10 round bout
has been arranged. That it will be a
battle from start to finish is well known
to fans who have seen these boys in
action before and there will be no
quarter shown on either side.
Jack White viii take on Kid MeCul.
lough in a special eight round bout.
White lost decision to Milo last week
though in the opiniep of many he earn
ed draw and is out to redeem himself
in the next fight. Mccullough IS a
comparative newcomer but those who
have seen him in action say he can
make White step fast to win.
Young Rabbit, the dusky flash, will
take on Chmoio, a new Mexican fight
cf, VINO VIII ulspdN ms wares lpi tAlC
first time. This fight viii go six rounds
unless one of the boys takes the count
earlier.
Sailor Hip and Kid Carlyle viii go
four rounds in the opening event which
win be preceded by four round eur
tain raiser between two boys yet to be
selected.
The above bin shows 32 rounds of
fighting and the promoters promise
those who attend plenty of action from
the firstspell in the curtain raiser until
the final scrap between Mex and Milo
has been decided. The fight Will be
held in the new arena which can seat
large number of fans comfortably
ana give everyone . good view of the
ring.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-11-09

appropriately decorated to represent the
Roland Bradley Post of Holtville, in
the great parade.
Among those who will attend the
Chinese luncheon ut 100 p. m. tomor-
row in FL Centre at the Ten Thousand
Club are Mrs. j. X. Fahring, Mrs. FREQ
Jarboe, Mrs. M. C. Blanchard, Mrs. Fred
Ewes, and Mrs. w. +. Mosher The
luncheon will be followed by bridge.
Mrs. ". r. Durham made n trip to
FL Centre yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. Abe Swindle and daughter, Mrs.
Osie Harden, of Santa Ana, arrived to-
dav to spend week with Mrs. Jean
Harden, also daughter of Mrs. Swindle.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-11-09
RED PEPPER HEAT
| STOPS BACKACHE| |

The heat of red peppers takes the
"ouch" from sore, lame back. 1t can
not hurt you, and it certainly ends the
torture at once.
When you are suffering so you can
hardly get around, just try Red Pepper
Rub, and you will have the quickest re-
/, lief known. Nothing has such concen-
|trated, penetrating heat as red peppers.
Just as soon as you apply Red Pep
per Rub you will feel the tingling heat.
In three minutes it warns the sore spot
through and through. Pain and sore
ness are gone.
Ask any druggist for a jar of Rowles
Red Pepper Rub. Be sure to get the
genuine, with the name Rowles on each
package.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-11-09

Perhaps the worst difficulty faced
by the commission is to break up the
cliques existing between promoters and
Imperial Valley press., 1922-11-09

NEW YORK, Nov. 9.-Maintainine
that boxing's chief source of trouble
comes from petty larceny and grand
larceny managers, William Muldoon,
chairman of the New York Boxing COM
mission, breaks out with a novel idea.
Muldoon would give all the managers
the air and let the commission handle
their affairs.
He thinks well of q plan to have a
booking office in the headquarters of
the commission where boxers could
register for work.
Five per cent of the boxer s purse
would be exacted as commission foi
the expenses of maintaining the EN-
ployment agency.
1t sounds fine and the theory is wei
intended, but it never would work.
There are some managers who would
benefit the sport by accepting the gate
but there are many others who are OF
more credit to the game than lot OF
the boxers.