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The Washington times., 1922-08-21

l can find him, to put up or shut
up about his championship claims
in the face of my offer to match
him with Ketonen.
"A lot of folks around here
don't think Turner wants any
thing to do with Ketonen. That's
what they are saying on the
streets, too. Well, I'm going to
put 1t up to him.
He Makes Threat.
SSIF Turner doesn't want all
the money in Washington
before going on the mat
I'll sign him up in ten minutes.
Then I'll AK up a card that will
make wrestling fans sit up and
take notice.
eff he quits, then there'n be
no show and I'll give back this
$1,000 to the friend ] got it
from. What do you think?"
We told him that we didn't
think Turner was especially scared
of Ketonen, but that he might
not care to risk what seems like
certain defeat just as the fall
season is about to begin. Be-
sides, he might have a cut lip or
something that he wouldn't like
to have re-opened.
That's all right" rejoined
Freeman, "but I'm going after
him. He'll either have to cut out
this championship talk or face
Ketonen, who by all odds seems
the best middleweight wrestler in
the country. Be good"
We're always good. Then
Freeman was on his way.
And this is all we now know
of our suggestion that Turner
meet either Johnny Meyers or
Waino Ketonen. He may never
meet either Of them, but Freeman
apparently intends to give him
a chance with Ketonen.
The Washington times., 1922-08-21
JOE LYNCH is WILLING
TO FACE GENE CRIQUI

NEW YORK, Aug. 21.-world's
bantamweight champion Joe Lynch
is prepared to contest any of his
rivals, Eddie Mead. his manager.
announced today. Lynch would like
to get a crack at Eugene Criqui,
French featherweight champion,
when the latter arrives here. Accord.
ing to Manager Mead, Criqui abso-
lutely refused to meet Lynch in the
inter-allied boxing tournament held
at Albert Hall, England. two years
ago.
Lynch returned from Saratoga
Springs the other day and expects
to resume training tomorrow.
The Washington times., 1922-08-21
Not Walters Fault
WASHINGTON.
CLEVELAND.

TotaIs. 20 10 36 19
'Batted for Lamotte in twelfth.
Washington. ......oooeoo
Cleveland. ........o 90 5000 "a
Runs-seweii and Boone. Error-Rice.
bases-Rice, Lamotte. sacrifice hits
sewell. Wood. Double piays-Harris to
Packinpaugh to Judge; Stephenson to
20 McInnis. Left ON bases-CIeveiand 3;
johnson. 4: Off Boone. D.. struck out"
johnson (JsmiesonJ. Umpires-conneily
and Guthrie: Time Of Eams-3 hours
and 1S minutes.
The Washington times., 1922-08-21

every well, Dick" he said, "you
keep the money, it's not mine"
Roche followed McAuliffe, in
sisting that he take the money.
McAuliffe didn't take it then, but
| suppose he did later.
The Washington times., 1922-08-21
LOOKING 'EM OVER
BY LOUIS A. DOUGHER
FREEMAN FINDS HIS $1,000

Hat M Joe FrSsman SURE one persistent Hes gone out
Joe Then he may need all his for there
around for chance to face the Rutland Mass farmer Further
more Freman hintsjust hints that's ALL youhat Turner
may nnd some good for meeting Keonen this
or next summer the after that Freeman doesn't
SO many words but he leaves strong impression that Turner
would prefer Masked Marvel 70 Maino Ketonen.
The Washington times., 1922-08-21

Washlngton's lone mat pro-
moter, attired in a creation of a
silk shirt of a design running
back to those ancient Egyptian
times when the rainbow set the
styles, was quite out of breath
when he blew into this depart
ment. He showed aside the uni
formed guard and demanded a
hearing. He got it.
"Well, I got it," he exploded,
seating himself in one Of our
trick Turkish rockers.
Got what?" we replied.
mo, that $1,000"
THAT $1,000"
"Why, you know, the $1,000
guarantee for Waino Ketonen."
"Oh, you're in earnest about
bringing him down from his cab
bages and peas, are you?
Thought you were kidding the
other day." "a
There's nothing kidding about
this, is there?" came back the
breathless promoter.
And he came out with two
bills, each good for five hundred
or rats or whatever you
will. u
The Washington times., 1922-08-21
Explains His Idea.

S("dEhE . the goodS, isn't IL.
Now Pm going after
- Turner. He went up to
Frostburg, Md, with his brother
Elks and I don't think he's back
yet. But I've been circulating
around, talking to a lot Of sports
and some of them have an idea
that Turner isn't anxious to
tackle Ketonen.
"I'll tell you one thing. I've
got Ketonen's promise to come
down here and shoot with Tur-
ner. I've got the guarantee for
Ketonen, Now I'm going to force
Turner into meeting him."
"That's NICE" we replied, gazing
at the two $500 bills. "How are
you going to do that?"
"By the force of public opin-
ion," he returned, and for a
minute he looked like President
Harding or Sam Gompers or
Lloyd George.
"How can Turner hold up his
head around here II he turns down
my offer for him to meet Ket-
onen?"
"we'll bite-how can he?" we
said.
That's easy--he can't," replied
Joe, lighting another Chesterfield.
The Washington times., 1922-08-21
He Explains Some More.

IN HEN the promoter made
some more explanations.
snow, as everybody knows,
and you yourself said in your
paper, this Ketonen Is one Of the
two outstanding middleweights in
the wrestling game" elaborated
Freeman. Washington fans
know a lot about him. They've
heard his name mentioned for sew
eral years. But they've never
seen him. He's never appeared
in Washington. He has a pros
porous milk farm in Rutland,
Mass, and seldom goes farther
away than Worcester or Boston
for his bouts. That's why, prob
ably, that he insists on this 81 900
to come down here.
"Ketonen has thrown John
Kilonis. He has thrown Mike
Yokel. He has thrown Ira Dern,
of Salt Lake. Johnny Myers, the
Chicago middleweight, has re-
peatedly refused to meet him.
Now it's up to Turner, as soon rs
The Washington times., 1922-08-21
MILAN'S GANG HAS REST
BEFORE TACKLING WHITE
SOX in A DOUBLEHEADER
BY LOUIS A. BOUCHER.

Zeb Man gang having succeeded in dropping four in
Cleveland Indians resting today before
engaging doubleheader with Kid Geasons less be-
morning from New York but have nothing at all to do except to
Washington Monument the White House. and
the golf links Games between second division teams at the ag
II the rs were going anywhere
single games today and tomorrow Butwe, know
hnuui IL
The Washington times., 1922-08-21
They Barely Move.

The Griffs are barely moving
these days, Last week they won
three and lost six games, averag-
ing .sss. with six weeks to 70 at
that rate. they may finish In the
cellar.
The Washington times., 1922-08-21
KeniIworth Wins.

The Kenilworth A. C. beat the
Shamrock A. c. Junior, IL to 8. The
hitting of Hill and Rupert and the
pitching Of Adair featured.
The Washington times., 1922-08-21
Victory For Vets.

National Capital Post, ". r. W.,
added Riverdale to It's list OF VIC.
tins. winning 5 to 4. Cooper pitched
rood ball for the winners.
The Washington times., 1922-08-21
linworth Juniors Cop.

The Binworth Juniors, among the
leading Junior teams in the city
series, knocked off the Oakland, Nd,
outfit, IL to s.
The Washington times., 1922-08-21
MONDAY, AUGUST n. 1922.
FANCY BOXING PROMISED
WHEN RENO FACES AHEARN

Those who like watch the finer points Of the ring
exhibited by the clever boxers rather than the blows
sockers Thursday night Sportand Arena
Goldie Aheafn the Washington souhpaw with fine A. F.
both march Johnny Reno, the
The Washington times., 1922-08-21

MONDAY, AUGUST ~, 1922.
Golf, tennis, swimming and base
ball, the quartet Of leading summer
sports, are nowhere so well present.
ed as in the sporting section of The
Times, for which department Of this
newspaper authorities write.
The Washington times., 1922-08-21

John A. Boone, known natural
ly rs Daniel, Is q huge lad. tie
displayed an excellent fast ball,
q fair hook and control worthy
Of the best. With the perfect
handling OF Steve O'Neil, he was
inyincible.
The Washington times., 1922-08-21

The end came in the twelfth,
wben the Indians punched two
hits with a sacrifice, two Walks,
q sacrifice fly and . weird heave
by Sam Rice for the two ruhs
charged against the Griffs.
The Washington times., 1922-08-21

Boston at Pittsburgh.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-07-05
i.CAROLINA?

Infeliz del pueblo que pierce su va
lor moral! Mas valera formaf en-
sus cuatro esquinas una hoguera que
10 consumiese, que permanecer la
mandose consorcio de pueblo progre-
sista, amante de todo 10 que tienda
al mejoramiento humane!
Las huellas grabadas en- la concien
cia popular, han tendido desmorali
zacion tai, que hasta ell sagrado Tenn
plo de Minerva, ha deiado de ser la
pauta redentora de las futuras ge-
neraciones para convertirse en- algo
asi, como un sitio de recreo v solaz
para desocupados.
Los culpables? va levantare mi de-
do para senalarlos.
Los responsables? Quedaran semi
ocultos hasta que negue la finali-
dad de la question que ocupa la aten-
cion general.
Ell hecho Ge que 45 nifios de am
bos sexos, pertenecientes al octave
grado y mas de diez de ambos sexos,
pertenecientes al noveno grado, no
hayan recibido sus correspondence
diplomas por no haber podido apro-
bar los examenes de dos asignaturas,
Ingies Historic, cargo estas, du-
rante el finaliza6o curse. de un de-
terminado maestro, es asunto impor
tante que hay que depurar, caiga
quien caiga.
Padres, pobres en- su mayorfa, du-
rante todo un tempo determinado
han sobrellevado afanosamente ell sos
ten de sus hijos para poder asi cum
plir con los deberes exigidos; madres
que. apenas podlan dar ell desayuno
a sus hijas; comunidad, que con su
propio peculio sostiene un edificio, 10
adopta de libros, enseres v demas
utensilios necesarios para poder lie
mar la finalidad de todo estudiante,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-07-05

cooperando a la preparation Ge un
pueblo ioven Y hacerlo apto para un
buen future; tienen ell derecho de exi
CIR las causas que hayan motivado el
fracaso de toda una nueva genera
cion, que en- los primeros peldanos de
la instruction, un fantasma de un per
sonalismo inconsciente Sc ha levanta-
do, obligandolo al retroceso.
Hay que tener valor civico sufcien
te Y cada cual publicamente confe-
sar la participation que en- esta cues
ti6n haya tenido.
Dejemonos &c rodeos Y evasivas.
Seamos frances Y leales.
ST determinado maestro convirti6
determinado salon en- sus horas de
clase, en- club politico centric reli-
gioso, ell deber y la responsabilidad
como misioneros de la ensenanza nos
obliga a intervenir remediar por
todos los medios posibles tai dafo,
.evitanGo la repeticion de tales hechos
v por dltimo su completa elimination,
& =
aunque para clio tengamos que poner
a dicho maestro rumbo a su casa.
Y 81 asf no 10 hacemos, somos tan
responsables como ell mismo que tai
cosa cre6.
Fui maestro, humilde, desconocido;
mas, la poca experienced adquirida,
luego, ell constante estudio que he
tratado de hacer sobre asuntos peda-
gogicos, me da alg1n conocimiento
para poder aquilatar estos hechos
decir enfaticamente que, la falta de
discipline en- la escuela, empezando
spor ell mismo maestro, que ingerto en-
el corazon de los ninos el POGO res
peto Y ningdn amor los libros v sus
lecciones, ha dado por resultado 10
que en- pueblo alguno ha sucedido..
FRACASO, FRACASO, de un octave
Y noveno grado.
Reconozco la inconsecuencia inca
paciGad de los hombres gobernantes
de este pueblo, por 10 que no los ha-
go responsables de esta question. Los
pobres No pueden dar NADIA mas, v
al guayabo agrio no Sc lie puede exi-
gir dulces corazones. Pero a los en-
cargados de velar directamente los
(Conttnda en- la "a. pag.l
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Hotel Pennsylvania


Fropletar1o z. CESTEKU.
Tanca No. S. Telefono 300. San
Juan, Puerto Rico. Situado en- una
de sas Principales Gales, cerca del
Tren y del Teatro, pr6ximo a los
Muelles, contiguo al Correo , demas
Edidcios Federales. Buen trato. Ser
vicio excelente. Sc sirven Comidas a
doniicilio. Sc admiten abonados q
precios corrientes.
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ANUNClO De SUBASTA
GOBIERNo MUNICIPAL
DE AREcIBo, PUERTO RICO
oFICINA DEL CoMIsIoNADo MU-
NIcIPhL DE sERvIcIo PUBLIco.
POLIcIA Y PRIsIoNEs
todos tananos)

Arecibo, P. r., julio /, 1922.
.Proposiciones en- pliegos cerrados pa
ra la adjudication en- publica subasta
de las obras 6'e Proyecto de reformas
en- la Planta El6ctrica v Acueducto de
Arecibo, Puerto Rico cuyo presupuesto
aprobado asciende a la suma de dos
cientos cuarenta mil d6lares ($24O 0OO)
Sc admitiran en- esta ofcina hasta las
dos pasado meridiano del dis tres de
agosto del 1922 en- que Sc abriran pn
blicamsnte.
Todos los datos necesarios Sc daran
en- la oficina de Obras Publicas del
Municipio de Arecibo, donde Sc en-
cuentran de manifesto los documentos
que han de regir. en- el contrato, po
dram recoger los licitadores los pianos
Y modelos de proposiciones que han de
preselstar, medianse un Geposibo de
diez (S10) dolares que seran reembol
sados al ser devueltos dichos documen-
tcs en- ell plazo de veinte (2o) dias
despues de efectuada la subasta.
La administrator Sc reserva Ell de-
recho de rechazar cualquiera todas
las proposicioues, Ell adjudicar el con
trato bajo otras condolences que las
del precio solamente.
Manuel LEDESMA,
Comisionado Municipal de Servicio Pi
bnco, Policia y Prisiones.
Arecibo, p. r. Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-07-05
EN- LA CoRTE DE DIsTRITo DEL
DISTRITO JUDICIAL DE GUAYA-
MA, PUERTO RICO
Camilla Esclusa v velez,
Den an Sante,
VS.
Jenaro Garcia y Lopez,
Demandado.
Civil No. 5164.
DIVoRCIo.
NOTIFICATION DE sENTENc1A


El Pueblo de Puerto Rico Jenaro
Garcia y V6lez, sea Ell demandado
en- este case.
Por la presente Sc notifica a ust'ed
que esta Corte de Distrito dict6 senten
cia el dia % de abriI de 1922, 6aeclaran
do con lugar ell divorcio en- su con-
secuencia roto Y disuelto ell vinculo ma
trimonial existente entre usted la
demandante, quedando el hijo habido
en- el matrimonio bajo la patria potes
tad de la demandanta inponiendo las
costas al demandado
Siendo usted la parte periudicada por
la sentencia, de la eual puede apeIar
d'entro de los cuarenta dfas siguientes
la Ultima publication, lie hago esta
notification por edicto los efectos de
ley.
Y para la publication EN- ell periodico
Ell MUNDo que Sc edita ZEN San Juan
Puerto Rico, por Ell termino de un
mes y una vez cada semana, expido eli
presente EN- Guayama, P. r., 80 de
JUNO de 1922.
Tomas PAGAN COLON,
secretario Corte Distrito,
Guayama, P. R.
Advt
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HOTELES
Ell. VESUBIO

.Participo a mi numervsa clientela
lue nuevamente me encuentro 81
frente de este acreditado Restaurant
donde encontraran un esmerado ser.
vicio a la carta.
Sc admiten abonados y nunca fal.
tan los sabrosos spaguetti.
Vicente RINALDI. \
Allen 20. San Juan. Telefono 989.
HOTEL WASHINGTON
PRINCESA No, 2.
SAN JUAN, P. R.
CON 18 HABITACIONES FRESCAS
Y COMODAS
Sc ADMITEN ABoNADoS A PRE-
CLOS MODICOS
TELEFnNO No. 937 Propietar1o
Juan Reyes Gomez.
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GRAN REDUCTION DE PRECIOS
EN- Ell
Condado
Vanderbilt
PARA LA TEMPORADA DH
VERANO.

HabitAciones con balo privado, para
dos personas $500 por dia.
Habitacion con bano privado, para
una persona, precios especiales.
Nuestro plan ha sido cambiado.
Nuestros huespedes podran tomaT
habitaciones sin verse obligados =
tomar las conidas en- ell hotel.
Visitenos una vez antes de marchar.
Sc sc convenceran de la conodidad
trata delicado, Y el servicio esmeradC
de nuestro hotel.
La AdnsinistrGci6n.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-07-05
Proteja su Persona y su HOgar
Con la mas perfecta PistOla AIemana impOrtada

PISTOLA AUTO
MATICA ALEMA-
MA, "Ortgies" es una
de las mas famosas y
la pistola automatica
de meior calidad, CO.
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FERIA
BOL 1O3. ES0UINA A TANCA
CAFE RESTAURANT

Servicio a la carta. Precios, num-
ca visto. 10 rneior de San Juan.
Haga una vista y SO convencer6.
Propistario: Maxine APONTE.
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EI MUND0.
cANTo A La INDEPENDENcIA
LEMAS


mo molesteis a la matrona que esta
dor1nida: ella despertara
LA hbertad sin la Independents
no es 1ibertad. Bolivar.
S.-Qulen no desea la Independence.
no puede hablar de libertad.
4.-Un pueblo es libre cuando Quiere
serlo.
5.-For ALI mismo y en- opuesto bando
entraron los tex6ticos, etc.
-Cambiamos de dominic, mas no de
esclavitud.
7.-Creo de Dios.
S.-La independence es el caracteris
tico grito de los ptsblos, etc.
9.-Patria, Escudo Bandera.
10.-Todo por la patria.
11.-Dialogo de sornbras.
12.-Jose de Diego.
13.-En larga Espera.
14.-Quiero ser libre.
15.-El aqua renueva los retohos que
estan mustios, etc.
16.-i Arriba!
17.-Luz... Esperanza.
18.-En nombre de la sangre, de la ra-
"a y de la lengua.
Borirquen. nombre al pensamien
to grato, etc.
soNETo A JOSE DE DIEGO
LEMAS
1.-Voce Del.
2.-AquelIa vision.
3.-Luz.
4,-sol y Aguila Cisne.
5.-Fuiste luchador incansable; NADIA
etc.
6.-Mientras exista una estrella, una
bandera tn nombre, etc.
7.-Jesus y De Diego, martires del
ideal.
s.-venid patriotas, inclinad vuestros
ojos, etc
9.-Un sinnbolo, Un ideal. Un Hombre,
etc.
10.-Ecce Homo.
11.-iohl Ten ell dolor immense que me
inspira, etc.
12.-Tengamos fe.
13.-HabIa ell alma.
14.-Tu coraz6n est& con tn patria.
15.-El siempre estuvo solo entire las
multitudes.
16.-sobre las riqushas ganeraciones,
etc.
17.-La epistOla de Laura, alguna Po
marrosa, etc.
1S.-Ppeta-fue un sobcrbto rimador
de rebeldias, etc.
1e-Genio y fgura.
2O.-Era 'snjuto Jde cuerpO: parecia,
etc.
21.-Muri6 ell artista, pero vive en- su
obra
22.-Ilorad musas tambi6n la pena de
la patria.
2S.-Firme la planta, rigida Ia mano.
24.-Td 10 prometiste.
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Trabajos recibidos para el Ger
tamen Jose de Diego

25-Espiritu que encarnas en- la nue-
va generaci6n. isalvel
26-Arrojad los mercaderes del tenn
plo...
27.-Erase un pastor horido.
2S.-Evocando al Maestro sostsnemos
Ell Ideal
29.-Un idealista.
0.-Inmortalidad.
31.-Asi era el..
S2.-Las doradas puertas del oriente,
33.-Es bello caer por subir muy alto.
34-Subio los cielos y esta ssntado
a la diestra de Dios, etc.
S5-Hazahas, di a la fama que eter-
nice. Cervantes.
36.-Vive en- la mtente del native.
37.-Fue la patria bandera su orifama.
38.-Pro Patria Semper.
39.-Apoteosis.
4O-Fu6 una brasa de incienso, viva
Y rara..
41-La estatua.
42-Padre nuestrp.
43.-Sohador.
44.-Inmortal!
45-iEternidad!
46.-Aquellos qus dieron sus encrgias
a la causa de Ia Patria.
47-El.
4s.-iDios guarde al Ideall
49-El Ideal fue su bandera...
5O-El calvario es la tumba de las
almas grandes...
51.-Con una cuerda de tn Lira..
Std, grande ent1's los grandes.
53.-Sursum corda.
54.-Magnis de Diego.
55.-La simiente que regaste va comien
"a a germinar.
6.-Resureccidn.
57.-Politico, militar, heroe, poeta, y
en- todo grande. Llorsns.
CANTO A LA BANDERA
LEMAs
1.-Juramento patri6tico.
2.-Lirio del Cielo.
3.-Humildemente.
4. 4.-Hagamos por sObre la mar. san.
gre y a carifio, etc.
5.-Huelga InEeminata.
6.-Amanecer!
Una sola:.... it'll
S.-Juventud, tuyo es ell porvenir, Sal
va la Patria.
9.-Una for... no mas.
10-La bandera es la diosa de los
puehlos.
11-Td fuiste Iendita " glOrifcada
por 'sl doIor y ell sacrifcio.
EsTUDIo soBRE JOSE DE DIEGO
LENdAS
1.-Sombras Epicas.
2.-Bendecid la memoria del resucita
do Borincano, etc.
3.-Lss ideas sin ell amor que las fe-
cunde son como Ell sol, etc
Al oh, la Patria existe!... Ella es la
que nos aprisiona, etc.
5.-Y miranda, vic los ricos que echa
Ian sus ofrendas, etc.
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RALEARES

ARECIBO, Plaza Principal. Hotel,
Cafe. Colmado Restaurant. Ell Me-
jor de Arecibo. Sitio para autom6vi-
lea anexo al Hotel.
PEDRO ORPI.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-26
FIRST SWISS
ENVOY TO u. s.
DIES AT HOME


~ Ahsociairu frtN0
BERNIE. switzerland. Dec. 25-Emil
Frey. fr.mel president Of the Swiss Con.
federation and first Swiss Ambassador
% the United States. died today at his
birthplace. Arlcsche.m. near Basic, In
his eighty fifth year
NJ Frey. represented Switzerland in
Washington from 1859 10 1855 and was
elected president OF Switzerland In 1893.
ilis mission iu Washington. however.
was not his first visit 70 the Unitea
States as be- took an active part IN the
Civil War. serving as a volunteer in this
twenty fourth Illinois infantry His REQ
ord in his war was ono OF his proudest
m morieg Captured by the Confcu.
eratcs hc was held as hostage until
President Lincoln consented to the cx.
chHngo Of Captain Gordua who had
previously been sentenced 10 death.
Upon his departure from the United
States " Frey was hrevetod as a ma.
ior Tor bravery hy President johnson.
lie served for "a years as director OF the
international Cablu Telegraph Union
and was one ~ the technical experts at.
tachcd 10 the Swiss delegation at the
Genoa conference.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-26
VIRGINIA BEATS
CONzACA SQUAD
BY 21.13 SCORE


san DIEGO. Cfl Doc es-Wst
virginia University here todly defeat
ID the eleven of Gonulu University ~
Spokane. Wash 20 o. l1. both tpams
PLAYING forward pass nmy almost
entirely
Go1zaR, made frequent fumhlos ~
which 'ho mo'mainrcrs tnrs ful ai
vnnttr,
West Vrema started the SOWING %
the FIRST period with OBJ. ,1u n
mid field Nariarch right mf hack
passed thirty yards through 90 SIM
on
The GauAg1 line c.4ld nos rrpulsa
the mauntaIucrr attack aui the lul
was further advanced until from ih.
leJard lnc Nardacu silpIsd through
right tackle for touchdown
Tho last moun,aIr,sr scarc oaur Ia
thc third period when "a leNrl lw
ward ras- Nardarcc o. simon placed
tho hall over the gal line EcsberF
kicked goal Roth Gonmga touch
downs came d the last period stock
Ton 10 ConaEa sert q short pass @,
iross Who ran - Yards through Il
/ broken mouniain,,r team ~ touch
down. Then a series ~ passes aycrag
/ Ing % 90 30 yards carried 90. lau Sd
I two yard line and nrDu made hI.
second touchdown hy slipping through
center Stockton Kicked goal Tn,
concrete stands. which seat almost 80.
eco persons, were about ouc-third I'm
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lcoNrINrEn LION PAaE oNrl

CONTINUED FROM PACE ONE
"' dr, .HHE OBJ. facts Zoo thc murder
~ r'.r two mrr.
At0daNis nul be- uudc against al
p'r-oas pointed 90 by the evidence a.
rfn.ahlF Implicated
IN, NAY Testify.
All persons u.u b. FRYE 90 enter this
court uf IusiIC. ard submit their tesu.
mont The witnesses win b. under
oath 50 fhr ..I Iusdon az Ga. hearing
rafd Iurv vn T.. invoked and tn
hrtr'rfs ref..r.. where Justified Tho
MOI 'HHna. rnrH gry shortly after the
o. r'HIH ul.fHrnts A. that time u
k.dn pins announced after a SESSION u
oou.l Iot fui aur q, ldcnce upon which
was uot Definitely established that the
n.I~~'ng men were dead.
The open hearing proceedings a. Ear
as officials in tis state house can re-
csh hur he,n invoked but twice an the
state history i, was uScl during the
admIuisirtti1n of Governor ff,stcr In
The hnrhinr oi tarcc ncgroes az Kcr.
ner. rear Now Orleans. and by Cover.
nor ton DURING the election fraods IN
New Orleans IaHsh.
The haar.ug vlu D. condB,iss' BY the
attorney general assisted hy = Clair
Ad1ls %. %eH Orleans former district
attorney. who has been especially r.
ian'l as ATTORNEY general "a all in
This persecution. AMI George $. Gum,
assistant rffnrurv general
District ludr, p5lom. before whom
the hrsr.ng ~ll be- held. said he he
hes there would ne; b. the sitEhicsi
intclfcrruul Arh those IN authority
"hen the l'rcce's.i.ugs begin.
7 be members ~ the national guard
VIII a. ~ duty and viii maintain order
and the trial vii 30 conducted In a
thorough and business like manner and
no infrrfefenre vii - hrcoked zcr any
fffar f. ifaHr' fHr snis - lg.ficr to-