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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-05-01
Los poderes reunidos
en- Geneva tern1lnan
la Carta Magma para
la+Repdblica Soviet
Mientras Francia nov
AGATE la opinion de
la mayoria. no Sc
creera conjura-
do ell peligro.

GENOVA, mayo Los poderes
reunidos en- la Conferencia Econ6mi-
ca han terminado 10 que ellos denomi-
nan Magma Carta, la cual sera some-
tida de un momento a otro al Co.
bierno Soviet. En- dicho documento
Sc 'delinea la conducta que desde hoy
ha de seguir la Rep1blica Roja en- sus
relaciones con las demas Potencias, 81
desea que estas lie otorguen una ayu-
da economical Y financiera, que per-
mita la restauracion y reconstruction
del ex Imperio moscovita. Juzgase
probable que la delegation rusa no
ponga reparos esta Magma Carta,
dado ell espfritu de conciliacion en- que
esta basada.
GENOVA, mayo LA balanza
que ha caido en- la Conferencia Eco
monica del lado de Inglaterra, al peso
de las naciones agenas la Entente
Aliads, pero q. toman parte i.1portan-
tisima en- las discusiones y cuyo con-
curse es por demas inapreciable, pare
cc q. ha parade el golpe q. e creia in
minente d. otra guerra en- Europa.
Francia ha visto, acknowledgements, que
iba a qucdarse sola en- la cruzada que
Se proponia emprender contra Ale
mania y Russia, y trata los medios de
harmonizar, aun cuando Sc muestra
irreconciliable en- ciertas cuestiones
de suma importancia. No obstante la
actitud pacifista de Inglaterra, Gu
yo lado Sc ha colocado casi toda Euro
pa, porque ha delineado un programa
sumamente conciliador de indole
economical extraordinaria, Francia re-
clama tcdavia sus peticiones, y pre-
dica que la politica de Inglaterra So
10 traera como consecuencia darle
mayor auge a la arr9ganci& dc Russia
y A!emania y favorecer ei pacto que
hace POGO han firmado y que solo es
una constante amenaza para Belgica,
Polonia Y Francia.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-05-01
Las que triunfan

La culta Srta. Emma Puigdollers,
que estuvo empleada en- las oficinas
de la Administration de Ell IMPAIR
CIAL, ha aprobado con las mejores
nctas, los examenes de dactilografa,
celebrates ultimamente por ell Servi-
clio Civil de Puerto Rico. Es gradua-
da del Underwood Pittmsn College"
estableeido en- Luna So, de esta ciu-
dad y hace en- maquinilla 60 palabras
por minute.
Nuestra felicitacion.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-05-01
inminente de una guerra
europea parece conjurado por la
actitud adoptada por Inglaterra
(De Nuestro servicio cablegrafco).

GENOVA, mayo 1.-Todo tenor
de que pudiera estallar una possible
guerra, provocada por las arrogan-
cias de Francia, ha sido Dorado va,
y la Prensa opina que Europa segu-
ramente Sc dispone a permanecer en-
paz a borrar todas las animosida-
des que dejo la pasada guerra mum
dial, para entrar en- una era de ira
bajo y progreso. Hasta tanto no sur
gieron los incidentes imprevistos de
los primeros dias en- que Sc temio que
iba a desencadenarse la tormenta, las
'naciones agenas a la Entente Aliada,
permaneeian como ineras espectado-
ras de 10 cue Sc estaba discutiendo;
pero cuand6 la guerra Sc juzgo inmi-
hente y el sabado anlenazo Francia
con retirar SD delegation de la Con-
ferencia, sino sc lie permitia actuar,
los mencionados pafses j expresaron
francamente que Francia estaba en-
un lamentable error, que no seria po-
sible fuera aprobado nj secundado
por ellos, y Sc dejaron caer del lado
de Inglaterra, decididamente, para i'm
poner una paz conveniente en- Europa,
en- vez de hacer estallar otro conf1ic-
to de peores consecuencias que ell pa
sado. Sinembargo, NADIA Sc vaticina,
que pueda ser halagiieno, hasta tanto
Francia no Sc decida a acatar la vo-
luntad de la mayoria.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-05-01
Doiia JOaquina PLAZA
de Sanabria

San German pasa por una nOta de
fIiolor muy honda. con In mnerte acae-
cida ell sabado, de In noble y virtuosa
matrona, un verdadero modele@ de es-
posas en- el hogar portorriqueiie. dofa
Joaquina PLAZA de Sanabria.
Era la buena dana, amante compa-
iiera del irreductible patricia don An.
tonic Sanabria. de ese hOmbre, n0t.e-
10 de ciudadanOs, que tiene entire los
sangermeiiOs tan arraigada venera-
ci6n Y q. ya muy vieSO We on la sOledad
de SUI casa, como lie abandOna Ia que
durante toda una vida de tranquil
dad Y labor incesante, le aeOmpaii0
solfcita y fu6 su gcncrOsa ayE,a Ell
tOdOs los mOmentos de infOrtuniOs y
de alegrfas
Ell entierrO de dOfa Joaquina fue
una demOstraci0n tdcita del afectO
que todos le tenfan en- San German.
por su trato amable, por su espfritu
de magma cOnvfvencia, espfritu
cristiano, dignO successor de las pasa-
das generaciones, de cuyo tronco es
un bello ejemplar que Sc los va para
no yOlver.
Al anciano esposo que junto a sus
hijos adoptivos don Braulio Torres v
se1orita Maria Cristina Matos lloran
la ausencia de la buena seiiora, Ell.
IMPARCIAL enyfa la expression de
duelo mas sentida Y les desea resigna-
ci6n cristiana On este momento de
dol0r. =
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Sc AVISA

A los sefOres AcciOnistas de
THE PHARMACEUTICAL
COMPANY OF PORTO RICO
INC, que la Junta General de
Accionistas Sc verificara ell 8
DE MAYO del corriente aiio,
a las 500 p. M. en- las Oficinas
de dichO Corporation, radica-
das en- la, Avenida Ponce de
Leon No. IS. parada Is, San.
turce.
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EN- LA FORTALEZA.

Han conference.-the con ell Goberna-
dor hoy por la mafana el presidente
dc la Comisi6n de la policfa Mr.. Wal
cutt, Y el abOgado Hartzell.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-05-01

Consulado de Espaia en- San Juan de
Puerto Rico.

Sc avisa a los s1bditos espanoles
RESIDENCES en- la Isla que posean titu-
los de la Deuda del antique Imperio
Austro-H HIngaro, la obligation de pre-
sentarlos hasta ell 80 de abril 1922 en-
este Consulado de Espafia para ser
estampillados, sin 10 cual y pasado
ese plazo no seran reconocidos como
validos por ell Conlite de Reparaciones
en- la aplicacion del art. 203 del Ira
tado de st. Germain y del Trianon.
San Juan, Pto. Rico, % abril 1922.
Ell Consul de Espafia,
Ernesto Freyre.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-05-01
Los 1ltirnos juegos de
base ball efectuados
en- las gfandes Ligas
elosEstados Unidos
La batida fracasada
para apreSaf al te-
rrihlc mOnSruO
aparecido EN-
los Andes.
tus Nssssro servicio caplegraaco,.

{ NEW YORK, mayo LAS lltimas
iugadas de la serie mundial de base
ball, marcan ell record siguiente: Liga
Americana: Boston, q New York, L;
Chicago, 2; Detroit, O; Filadelfa, a;
Washington, 6; Cleveland, 9; St.
Louis, II. Liga Nacional: St. Louis,
10; Chicago, 0; Pittsburg, 1; Cincin-
natl, 3; Filadelfia, 0; Brooklyn, 4. Ell
gentio en- estas 1ltimas jugadas ha
sido enorme Y ell entusiasmo indes-
criptible.
BUENOS AIRES, mayo LA CO.
mission que salio de esta capital, COM
puesta de notables hombres de cien-
cia, para ir en- busca del gigantesco
plesiosauro que Sc dijo por algunos q.
habia sido visto por la cordillera an
dina de la Patagonia, ha tenido que
regresar sin haber obtenido ell exito
debido a que va Sc acerca
el invierno en- estas regiones. Pero
durante esta temporada de frio, Sc
otra fuerte expedition, pa
ra ir en- busca del famoso specimen
prehistorico.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-05-01
Ell Parhdo SociaGsta
de Norte America es-
tablece una hliacion
polltica alarnlante
Russia unida a Alema-
MIA dice la prensa
de MOScOu-tie-
ne un pOrvenir
esplendido.

a . p
CLEVELAND, mayo En- La
Convention Bcelebrada en- esta ciudad
por el Partido Sacialista americana.
por una estupenda mayoria sc decla-
raron los asanbleistas por la inme-
data afiliacion de la colectividad con
la Union de Trabajadores Industria-
les del Mundo, sea por la rama ul-
traradical cuyas tendenc;ds son abier-
tamente bolcheviques. "De no po-
derse conseguir esto-dicen en- ell
pliego de declaraciones-de afi-
liarnos la International de Viena".
Ha causado un gran revuelo entire los
trabajadores de la Federation Libre
la decision de estos asambleistas, que
conceptGan extemporanea Y atenta-
toria a los principioA americanes.
MOSCOU, mayo Liza prensa del
pals, en- su totalidad, urge del GO
bierno de Lenine, que no acceda a
las demandas de Francia de restau-
rar la propiedad embargada los ca
pitalistas extranjeros nj que Sc So
meta a pagar las deudas contraidas
por ell pasado regimen imperial. "El
Izvestia" uno de los organos mas in
fiuyentes de Moscou, afirma que ell
pesimismo reina en- la Conferencia
de Geneva, debido a la actitud pro-
vocadora de Francia, y la par Sc
fiala la actitud de las denas nacio-
mes a no secundar sus propositos be-
licos 80 cual-dice-nos pone en-
condiciones favorables para veneer
EN- nuestras demandas". En- un ex-
tense editorial publicado el sabado,
Gel Izvestia" elogia la actitud de los
delegados bolcheviques en- Geneva,
ensalza ell espritu del tratado de Ra-
pallo v comenta que Russia unida a
Alemania tiene ante sus ojos un por-
venir esplendido v ha logrado forta-
lecer la unidad de dos pueblos que Sc
tenfa ell prop6sito de hacer desapa-
recer del mapa de Europa.
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Ell exito de Carmen
Flores ha sido
extraordinariio

La esplendida cancionista Carmen
Flores ha logrado anoche en- su rea-
parici6n en- Ell Olimpo, un exito ex-
traordinario. FL teatro estaba lleno
y ell publico yeiasc dominado por una
viva expectation. La gran artista ha-
bfa pedido en- la prensa que, no Sc lie
juzgase por el trabajo hecho en- la
funci6n de su debut, hace va algunas
noches. Estaba enferma, y no pudo
dar su arteA toda la intensidad que
solo ella echo de menos. porque ell pI-
blico, en- honor a la verdad, hay que
decir que sali6: complacidisimo. Pc
ro Carmen Flores que Sc conoce asi
nisma, que sabe de 10 que ella es ca
paz, quedo descontenta de su debut,
v no quiso y probablemente no pudo
presentarse en- publico hasta despues
de una semana y media de reposo en-
ese rincon de ensueiio que sd llama ell
balneario de Coamo.
Y ell matiz, mejor dicho, los multi
plies matices del arte caiii de Carmen
Flores, que ella sola echo de menos
la noche en- que debuto enferma, Sc
mostraron anoche en- una policromia
deslumbrante.
Ell publico, subyugado desde ell pri-
mer cuple preniid el trabajo de la ad-
mirable artista con una ovacion que
ha debido oirse desde aqui, en- el Per-
:hel de Malaga.
Hubo OCCASION en- que la artista tuvo
que reprimir los entusiasmos de all
gun espectador impulsivo, reglamen-
tando sus aplausos fulminantes; " pa
ra correspondent la enorme, a la in
sistente, la prolongadisima ovacion
de que ra objeto, cant6 las Perchele-
ras, y ell Olimpo no Sc vino abajo,
porque ell teatro es nuevo; porque la
tanpestad de aplausosi que estall6 en-
ia sala era para considerar como I'm
modesto bahq de Gunner ESQ de la
! innndaci6n del fMississippiida. que ha-
blan los cables.
Carmen Flores ha triunfado, con un
ltriunfo rotundo, positive, defnitiye.
Ef pnblico no Sc cansaba de aplautiir-
La, de aclamarla. La gran artista hsl
tenido un triunfo ins0perable. Su
desquite ha sido apote6sicO. va ne
hay pIblico para yer, para oir, para
juzgar o Carmen Flores, sinn para
adrnirarla, faseinado, febril, enloque-
cido...
De la hailarina que la precede, no
podemos decir otro tanto... Y este,
sin embargo, es un APPLAUSE para ella.
Domingo OROZCO.
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CoRTE DE DISTRITo DE SAN
JUAN, PUERTO RICO.
Segundo Distrito.
AvISo.
Av1so.

Sc avisa al loiiblico. y especialmente
a los sehores Abcgados. que esta Corte
de Distrito, ha fijafI.o los dias s y 9 del
corriente mes de Mayo de 1922. para
la prirnera y segunda lectura. respecti-
vaI1iente, del Calendario Civil; el dfa
,ccho para la solicitud de inclusion de
pleitos en- el Calendario. el dia 9 pa
ra el senalamiento de los casos.
San Juan, p r. 10 de, Mayo de 1922.
Q. Negr6n Saniurio.
Secretario Corte Distrito.
Segundo Distrito.
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No habra Guerra

Las pOsibilidades de una guerra no
estan bien defnidas, a pesar de ESQ
La Ferreteria Merino sigue vendiendo
preciOs fuera de toda cOmpetencia,
sin preocuparle que con las noticias de
Europa ell mercado americana pueda
tener un alza en- sus articulOs. Advt.
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Cantero, Fernandez & Co., Inc, Editorea.
ofcinas: Allen 4s St., (altos).
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Holding Up Money
Taken in at 2nd
Battle of Series

NEW YORK. oct le.a.F Final dls-
position NJ the moro than 100000
taken Zoo at the SECOND world series
game. which ended TN q 3-to-3 tic
between the New York Giants and
Yankees viii be discussed iu Sew
orleans next Monday whom 7 I.
Huston. one OF the owners % the
American league champions WI
meet Commissioner lands az the
Convention or the Federation of In
tcr-Alued Veterans.
There has been pomc doubt no
20 the distribution uf the money.
Huston told the Associated Press
tonight. 'rhc question was not de-
CilCd NJ tho time Lands lore Nvw
York. Some OF the baseball men
concerned favored the distribution
NJ the money tn various Sow York
charities, BOO addition to tho N'icInns
of the World war Ict sonllly l
wanted an tho money given to tho
veterans.
"I am 20 meet fnudis at tho vet
Grams convention lu New orleans
next Monday at which time we will
discuss tho matter Nothing viii bee
done concerning the distribution uu-
40 ! return"
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and once won fame by fighting all
day with Buffalo Costello. Floyd Is a
powerful built youngstCr Of %, ag-
gressivo enough and with fair turn
OF speed that may be developed into
something in another year or 20.
However, Il would be pity to
spoil a good novice with little ex-
perience aside from the four-round
game on the coast, by matching him
against the top men I'm his class At
once.
Jack Dempsey has been doing
some training In Stillmdn's gym
naslum In New york and has spent
several hours conchirE johnson and
teaching him how to hit effectively,
which, by the way, is a rather sport
ing thing for Jack TO do. Dempsey
always says that he expects some
young fellow TO como clolE In "A few
years and tip him over for the cham
pionship.
IL nigh possibly be johnson helped
along into the cham mpionship class 10y
Jacks own coaching.
Copyright 1922 by tho Bell syndi-
rutp.l
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Senegalese Clumsy
AS a Dub in Ring,
Writer States
BY ROBERT EnGREN.


According 10 Americans and yls-
tors from the other side who have
seen Battling sikh IN action. the
battler from Senegal rs bound 10 be
an awful bust" II he IL brought to
this country to fight Wills--or. for
that matter. any other heavyweight
with trace OF real class.
Armour, the amateur Eolfing
champion from Scotland, now In
New York, tells me that he has seen
sikh is action several times. in
France, and that SKI hasn't been
considered anything but husky
secopd-rater without skin or a
punch.
THE only way 7 can figure SKIS
beating Carpenter" he said, "is that
Carpenter regarded the fight as
Joke and didn't train for IL at ALL
When Carpenter is in condition he
- lightning fast, and he can hit as
hard Ms anyone OF his weight.
Through the fast round or two
Carpenter must have been playing
with sikh, showing up the black
mans lack OF skill
Then in the third sikh got IN one
good blow thatsalazed Carpenter
and Georges was i'm no condition 10
recover when Siiu pressed his ad-
vdntGges. | can't imagine sikh having
any chance to beat Carpenter II Car
pentler Is in condition.
why. ski fought 90 rounds with
lournce and couldn't stop him, and
Bomhardier Wells beat Journee
easily. Aside from defeating Car
pentier SKI hasn't done anything
worth mentioning"
Soldier fairfield was watching
Dempsey's training. The soldier also
knows sikh, and was ready TO volun
teer a little Information about the
SeneEalese.
81 was boxing In France two years
ago" Bartfield told Dempsey, and
saw sikh fight. He Is big and husky.
He's awful strong--yes, awful strong
But he was AWKWARD and he swung
his arms like a windmill. lie couldn't
fight when ! saw him, 7 would have
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TWO SIDES READY
FOR LIQUOR FIGHT
CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE

CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE
ot the liquor. but not to attempt to
seize the vessel.
Secretary OF the Treasury Mellon
has been advised that It was not the
intention OF the department of jus
lice 10 complicate the international
situation by foreign ship seizures,
hut merely to outlaw liquors illegal
y possessed and transported within
lhe American 3-mile limit.
. Crews Can Have "a Nip"
II was officially declared no at
Tempt would be made to confiscate
liquors intended either for medicinal
purposes or the crews as part OF the
mess. Such sea stores" however
must be sealed within the 3-mile
limit. Llberallty will be shown in
allowing foreign ships to carry in
their lockers ample liquor stocks for
members OF the crew, and this will
ne held lawful by n Interpretation
or the Daugherty decision.
Foreign ships sailing on October
4 from their home ports and carry
ING large stocks OF liquor, some OF
which will remain on hand upon
arrival at American ports, will not
oe molested by American officials
put VIII be allowed to make the re-
thrn voyage aud carry their liquors
naek with them. Foreign ships
'eaving home ports after october IA,
and reaching American ports with
uQuors classed as Illegal, will suffer
,le surplus supplies to be confis-
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GUILTY OF TRAIN WRECKlNG
Three Brothers Get Long Terms At.
or Cunfcssing Their Crime.

- SCRANTON, Pa, oct. 12.--rlead-
ing guilty to charges Of attempting
TO wreck trains on the IAcknwauuH
4 Delaware " Hudson railroads, AM
thony Bisoutah and his brothers
Michael and Joseph. we're sentenced
today To ) To 10 years at solitary
confinement ana hard labor. The
police presented statement al
legged 20 have been signed by Joseph
showing that ne had planned TO
wreck trains because officials uf the
Delaware n Hudson had failed TO
compensate him for tho loss of n
foot IN a railroad accident here IN
1918.
Tho statement was to the effect
that the youth had written to presl-
dent Boree of tho railroad asking FOR
cash settlement.
Lorcc. tho statement snid. made
no reply ana then Joseph planned
with his brothers TO get even by
wrccking trains.
Joseph appeared I'm court on q
crutch and made plea to be saved
from prison.
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STOPS
FRANK MORAN IN
SEVENTH ROUND
British Heavyweight Cuts
American Down; Bout
Is Stopped

LONDON. oct le-Joe Beckett.
British heavyweight defeated Frank
Moran Of Pittsburgh tonight whom
the referee stopped tho match len
the seventh round of their scheduled
2O.round bout ana awarded The de.
olsiou ~ tho Briu-hcr.
Bockotts victory tonight avenged
"a previous knockout hC sustained
at the hands of Moran.
Beckett was the f1yOyitc ln the
betting bCcauac OF tho belief thHt
he was In bet'cr condition than the
American fighter
Soldier Jones' heavyweight cham-
pion of Canad1, won from the Eng
Nthman. Arthur TowulCN The r't-
cree intcrvcnod and stopped this
bout IN the third round owing 90 an
injury 20 ono OF Townlcys legs.
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40 Yale IN 1905. 1905 and 1907. while
at tho some time Howard vJa % sub.
stitutc oud Cumpctiua for his place
against Shovliu. ono of the great
players ~ OH time
Tho Iowa tosm ia looked upon NJ
the taVorite here Saturday because
OF the number 0f Yale PLAYERS who
are out Of the g1Wo with iulurlcs.
Yale coaches have announced that
no special preplratonH have boon
made fnr the Iowa g1w" hut thov
uto concentrating ou duyy'upiug AN
eleven which VIII bo .u.r 90 defeat
Harvard
ifovurd's attack probably will
consist almost entirely of shifts and
passes. although ho viii have capt
Gotdou Locke. his great plung.uE
full back ~ hand any time THAT Boo
elects to Try the uottlc ~ tho bull
dog iinc Jouos. himself former
vale star ana lpicr an assistant
coach there, win br equipped Goo
counter tho yale offensive.
lown'S offensive is m,Nture nf
the old and new foo football.
Althuurh Coach Jones' lost Hcrou
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CITY OF HOMES, HOME BREW
New York Using Hnlf Milton Dol-
lars Worth OF Western Grapes.

NEW YORK, oct. 12.- Mountains
OF crates and boxes. piled IN an end
lessg- procession along the sidewalks
Of West street, the home of the
fruit commission houses. proclaim
that New York at last Is making It's
own" The Manhattanite who TIM
bibes is turning toward home--and
home brew,
Estimates OF commission men vary
but 10 seems that at least 20 car
loads Of wine grapes. mostly from
California, are being unloaded here
every day, and are finding ready
customers ON West street, The
softer, riper. and juiclcr they are.
the quicker and larger the sale.
Crane men say the turnover will be
about S5O0.00O--the greatest Ia his
tory.
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JONES BROTHERS
TO FIGHT IT OUT
FOR GRID H0N0RS
Iowa and Yale Furnish
Feature Battle for Grid
iron Followers

NEW HAVEN, oct 10 Tho foot.
ban question at yale today U.s. can
Howard ~ Jones. the Iowa coach,
boat his brother, Tad Jones. head
coach uf the yale eleven. iu football
strategy 40 tho bowl uU SATURDAY.
IN beer aud hrawn tho ilawkcvo lads
socm 90 have the Jump on tho bull.
dog. but this iutcrsocuounl tusslc
promises to hinge more or less on
brains aud Wcneralship
Tad Jones' Wus star quarter back
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taken chance at him myself az any
time, ana was q wclterwciEht."
II man can learn n lot OF boxing
IN two years" suggested to Bari-
field
"sure." said tho soldier. But
Siki was awful awkward
Commissioners on Right Trail.
From this II seems that the New
York boxing commissioners were on
the right tran when they said that ~
ski Is brought TO this country 10
fight for any championships he'll
have 10 meet some fair second-rater
first 20 show that he can deliver the
goods. Matching SiN against pemp-
scy or Wills might be Just promoting
another OF those things." The COM
miesion has been kddcd into letting
Wills slap over several unkown
tenth-raters Of late, for big gate
money in every case, a0f more rot
ten matchmaking is going 10 do box
ing lot Of harm.
Wills does his set-up slapping al
phabetically. lie is now browsing
along In tho ] class. Having finished
the Jacksons. he Is starting on the
Johnsons. when he finishes mp tho
list he will skip the ks and start
again with L. Naturally. every l.
Will be a lemon.
There has been somo talk OF
matching young Floyd Johnson OF
San Francisco against wills as
Wills is now cleaning up the dusky
Johnson clap and might welcome n
chance at white heavyweight Of
the same name
Floyd johnson Is a pupil Of Alec
Greggains ot Frisco. who was n great
man In the London prize ring days