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The Alaska daily empire., 1923-03-20

of great responsibility and in
 field which was practically new
 to our service. By this unlimited
 energy, marked inventive faculties and nigh technical skill. together
 with his ever present willingness
 to cooperate with our Allies, he
 organized and directed with great
 success an exceedingly advanced
 technical service for the night pro
 tection of troop concentrations,
 communications, supplies and manu-
 fracture establishments in roar
 areas, thereby contributing mate
 rially to the success of the Amerj-
 can Exped.tionsry Forces" s
 The Governor, after the reading of the citation, presented the medal in tho following words:
 Representing in. this Territory the President of the United States, Com. marder dn- Chief of the army and navy. I present to you, Major John c. Gc.wals, this emblem of the eoun. try's appreciation of your services in tho World War
 ''The assemblage here today te witness this formal ceremony be speaks Alaska's appreciation of the high honor worthlly bestowed upon you. It bespeaks love of country Alaska greets you. It greets you proudly and patrlotically. It greets you as an Alaskan-an adopted Al askan-'who. for four years since re. turning from the front, has rendered conspicuous service to Alaska. Il greets you as an honored fellow citi- zen of this great Northland, and with the fullest confidence that service will continue to inspire you and be your watchword wherever duty calls.
 Rapidly then the ceremony was brought to a close. The Governor pinned the medal on the breast of Colonel Gotwals. who retired from the platform and took a position fac. ing it. As the gloe club sang the national anthem, Colonel Gotwals came to salute and the entire audi ence rose. Roy. David Waggoner closed the ceremony With a bene- diction.
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-03-20
DOUBLE stL AT COLISEUM TONIGHT

Lucy Doraine ds at tho Coliseum Theater tonight in Mrs. Danes Con fession." The synopsis is itha. 2 murder has just been committsd in a hotel: a man has been shot ard killed by a young and beautiful wo- man. At first, she will not talk 10 the police. but under the third de- gree, she breaks down and tel $ a tragic story of betrayal.
 z She was Dorothy Robey, hsiresg of the rich John Robey. and adorel by her fiance, WrlHam Farleigh. Harry Dane, l young, gcod-lo oAinS adventurer. determined to get pos session of the Robey fortune by con que.ing the girls affections. The plrtter was always fin Dorothy's com pany and soon won her heart. But her father had suspected him. and turned him out of the house.
 That night, Robey was murdered in his home, and Jimmy Fox, one of Dane's coafederates. arrested leaving the house He admitted robbery, but denied the ikilbing, and was sem to prison. Then things more fast and unexpectedly.
 Charlie Chaplin will also be shown in iShoulder Arms" as the comedy feature. This comedy has been seen here before and always proves a pleasing feature by itself.
 This double bill is on tonight and Momorrow.
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-03-20

The result is that double camera exposure is carried to a point of per lection in this picture that never before has even been approached. In the dual roles Miss Pickford is cn the screen many, many times; as Dearest" she is seen to kiss herself as Little Lcrd Fauntelroy," and even to embrace herself.
 At the premier of this picture at the Apollo Theater, in New York, Miss Pickford for the first time let the public in on what heretofore has been one of the closely guarded secrets of the film. She explained that her dual role was made pos sible through first photographing her as Little Lord Fauntelroy," with one-half the film masked. Then she was photographed as Dearest with the mask over that part of the film in which she appeared as the little Lord.
 This seems simple enough. but the difficult part came in timing the film to the last fraction of second in the re run so that all physical &C., tion of Miss Pickford as the two characters would join perfectly. Of course, there was an equally ditfi- cult task in the matter of lighting effects, so that the lights in the two runs of the finn would harmIonze to the most minute shading. And it is perfectly obvious, also, that Miss Pickford must be even more of an adept at pantomimic acting than is necessary for ordinary film repro duction, for in the two runs of the film she had to enact the roles so that every movement, every gesture, and even every facial expression matched to the finest degree.
 Mary Pickford comes to the Palace for three nights, beginning Thur 'iay.
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-03-20
BIG PICTURE, "FOREvER," AT COLISEUM THURSDAY

With a large cast of well known screen fayorites. headed by Waliacs Reid and Elsie Ferguson, Forever .cne of the biggest pictures screeded, VIII be shown at the Coliseum Tnurs- day. Friday, Saturday and Satur lay matinee.
 Forever" is from the story. "Pstei Ibbetson,' by George Du Maurier and as a picture is equal to the vel. known and we'll liked story.
 Forever" is a different picture from all previous productions in which Wallace Reid has been shown. Elsie Ferguson was selected to play opposite him on account of the dfa. matic ability required.
 During the run of Forever" there will be but one show each evening, starting at o'clock.
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-03-20
BISHOP ROWE GIVES UP
 LONG OVERLAND TRIP

Word comes from Cordova that Bishop P. T. Rowe, after reaching Gulkana. discovered that it would not be possible for him to make the long overland trip contemplated to Eagle. via Tanana Crossing, and that he had returned to Cordova The trail had not been broken. The Cordova Times says Bishop Rowe will remain at that place for two weeks.
 When he left hcre Bishop Rowe said that if he found it impos- sible to get through from Gulkana to the Interior over the proposed route he would return to the coast and go to the Interior over the Alaska Rail- way.
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-03-20
vERNAL EQUINOX OCCURS
 TOMORROW; SPRING BEGINS

Tho sun will cross the equator on it's journey northward tomorrow at 2:29 D. m., Juneau time. Therefore tomorrow, theoretically, there should be 12 hours of sunshine and 12 of night However, on account of the fact that the sun begins to shine as soon as it's rim appears above the horizon. there will be more sunshine than 12 hours. In fact at this lati- tude we have had more than 12 hours of sunshine for. the last few days tho balance was struck Saturday. The yernal equinox is the first day of spring.
 The sun will continue it's north ward course this year until June 22 at 10:03 a. m, whom it will start the other way again, making that the longest day of the year.
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-03-20
STOP CATARRH! OPEN
 NOSTRlLS AND HEAD
Says Cream Applied in Nostrils
 Relieves Head Colds at Once.


 If your nostrils are cIogged and your head is stuffed and you caat breathe freely because of a cold or catarrh, just get small bottle of Ely's Cream Balm at any drug store. Apply little of this fragrant, an tiseptic cream into your nostrils and let it penetrate through every air passage of your head, soothing and healing the infamed, swollen mucous membrane and you get instant relief.
 An! how good it feels. Your nos trils are open, your head is clear, no more hawking, snuffling, blowing; no more headache, dryness or strug- gling for breath. Ely's Cream Balm is just what sufferers from head colds and cal arrh need It's de- light. Advertisements
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-03-20
MRS. SHEPARD RECEIVES
 WORD MOTHERS DEATH

The sad news of the death of her mother, Mrs. Mary Mumford, Satur- day last, at the family home at Wcrthington, Ohio, has been received by Mrs. H. R. Shepard. Mrs. Mum ford died from the affects of heart trouble, with which she had been suffering some time. She would have becn S6 years Of age June next. Three daughters and two sisters sur vive her. One sister has made her homo with Mrs. Mumford, the two the old family home.
 Mrs. Shepard, visited ! with her mother and aunt last year. spending from August to December with them.
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-03-20
PALACE FOR TWO NIGHTS BUCK JONES, ITO A FINISH"

''To Finish" which opens at the Palace tonight, is a thrilling West ern picture and with such stars as Buck Jones. Herschei Mayall, Kay. mond Nye, Helen Ferguson and Nor man Selby cannot help but satisfy any audience. With lots of good nllanshLp, lively action and n;ce little love story woven through the entire picture, those who see It will find 1t a very entertaining production. An interesting News Weekly and tworeel Sunshine comedy comple.es the show.
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-03-20
DUAL ROLE BY DOUBLE EXPOSURE

Mary Pickford does not believe in having anybody double" for her at any time in any picture. She does not believe it fair to her public So when she decided to play the dual roles of Little Lord Fauntelroy" and Dearest" in this picture she calaed on her photographer. Charles Es,sher, to do next to the impossible.
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-03-20
Heavy Wines May Be
 Prohibited in Norway

CHRISTIANA, March 20.-The Odelsting has voted 59 to B for the adopting of a bill prohibiting heavy wines in Norway.
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-03-20
COMING ATTRACTIONS

COufSEUM-Wallac Reid and Elsie Ferguson in Forever" PALACE-Mary Pickford in Little Lord FaunteIroy."
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-03-20
Attractions 0t THe0teyS
ATTRACTIONS TONIGHT

coLfSEUM-Lucy Doraine in Mrs. Dane's Confession" and Charlie Chaplin in Shoulder Arms" PALACE-Buck Jones in "To a Fin ish."
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The Chaplin comedy is being run
 by request.
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NEWS NOTES OF
 KILLISNQO PEOPLE
Special correspondence.)

KTLLISNOO. March T.-Linus Carlson met with quite painful ac- cident at Sawyer & Reynolds logging camp last Monday. He is gradually getting better. but as yet is not able to return to work.
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-03-20

Schneider millionaire York with his wife Mrs Minnie Schnder whom he had deserted live with Mrs Schneider
 
 Buzzi held $25000 material witness killing ambulance driver World to be shot, although with Schneider when killed undentiged after the shots that kill Schneider
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-03-20

On the street people stop HIS and ask that we deliver another chick en for Sunday, same as the last one, and to reserve two for Easter. Ask your neighbors. D. B. FEM MFR. adv,
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-03-20

Last Wednesday tho gasboat Judge, belonging to Sawyer & Reynolds, paRsed by KilliSnoo with four SOC tions of logs for the pulp mill at Speel River.
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-03-20

Wm. Monge returned from Juneau Friday night on the Estebeth.
 Jim Seattle and John Kane are getting wood this week fol. the U. s, public school.
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-03-20

A son was born to Mir. and Mrs Wm. Cook early last Tuesday morn ing. March 13. He was named Mitchell Victor.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-12-28

nor de reseiiar aquf los nombres de
tan distinguidas damitas pido per-
.dsn por clio. Mas no es possible que
cierre esta cr0nica, sin antes declr al
90 de aquellos instantes gloriosos de
aauella terrasita inClvidable. De esa
casita de campo, que llevard mi men
tc, cuantas veces pase por frente q
ella. 81 recuert.o de es;l nocle, en- que
mi alma sGfladera; ,cn que mi corazon
alto dc anores, cantaba una Dalada
de roinanticisn.o de ensueflo, en- el
ecraZ6n { en- alma de una divinidad dc
criatura, mujer encantadoramente Sc
titletcra LENA de los enSuenos lunares'
de los mas cadenciosos sonidos en- sh
alma. Lastima, en- verdad. que por slf
nina no Sc derramasen esas pQlabras.
dichas pof aquel que lejos aspira ei
perfume dc unas misivas, que a mi
So me antojan llenas de los perfumes
mas eXquisitos dc un coraz0n enamo-
rad2. Criatura que llenaste mi vida
de un instante de gloria, 70 clevo mis-
rensamient0s a tn alma, y te brindo
Ia sinceriGad dc cstas palabras. ...!
NIC-KOLA
Die. 1923.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-12-28
PIT OIL OGIAs

soc:abilida,l, nos recibi6 muy. amablp,
V nos present0 la concurrencia,
atenci6nes, q. muy intensamcnte agra
decimos. ;Acaso 10 siente uno como
one les a1os Sc lie van de encina,
cuando recibe en- su coraZ6n unas dull
ees miradas de unos ojos sonaderes CO.
mo los de Etelvina Gonzalez, los de
Josefina Linares, Isabelifa Frau,
Bleaquita Levy Y Pcpita Gomez?
Caundo Sc viye asl por una senda ilu
minada con tan divinos fulgqres, in
discatiblemente que Ia vida es .encan-
tadora..-
Don Antonio c. Gonzalez, y doiia
Saturnina G. de Gonzalez, dueiioS de
Ia casa, cstuyieron muy obSequiadoS
con sus visitantcs, habiendo comisio-
,naGlo su hiio el distingiudo amigo
Dr. Felipe Gonzalez, para que aten-
desc todos para que nadie saliese
ron Ia aitura dc la esplentlidcz reco-
nocida de tan amables sc1orts.
A la luz de la pdlida luna, goc& csa
noche. tino dc los instantcs mas su-
blimes dc mi vida de eIrahte peregri-
no. En- la tcrraza del chalet un grupo
de amabl2S damitaS Sc daban II pla-
Ger lie colitemplar el paisajc lunar, q.
en- esa' 1n0che era encantador. Una
luna Ell iun cirlo intensa-
n!ente azlil, tachonado de cabrillean-
tCs eatrpllas. Una brisa que nos traia
los perfumes de la montala, y el ru-
NOR tle Ia leiana fuente. Trinos dc rui-
seiIores enamoratlos. inspirados baio
III plata de la luna. trinando sus en-
suehos, cantando las amOrusidades de
sueyida, Ii vida misma de su amor.
Alba, con tenuidades esfllmantes, la
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-12-28
A Ia lnz de la palida luna

Via Ldctea, o eI 'caminito &c San Pc
dro lnoistaGo en- su caballito blanco.
Diyinidad Ell Ia gloria de la noche
lunar. nivinidad en- las almas SOLAR
tes de las gcntilisimas damitas, que
compartian cunmigo el encanto de esa
noche. a la revcrbcraci6n de rus So
nadorcs pupilas, Ell Gonde yo desearfa
.rctratarme toda Ia vida, 81 dable me
fnera en ell coraX6n. Ia irresistible fucr
"a de lipcs ojazos marayillosamente
scductoreS.
Abajo, en- la sala de bale. I'm ia
millete de damitas distingIlidas, go
zaban los deleites Del bailablc. Yo de
searfa hacer mencl6n dc todas elias
perO aquf tengo en- mi escritorio unos
apuntes de redacci6n, en- dGnde mt
dicen, que en- estos dfas dc navidad
Gebo ser concise on mis- pitologfGs
Ello me obliga, no perlnitirme el no
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-12-28
EN- LA CORTE DE DTsTRITo DE
SAN JUAN.
sEGUNDo DIsTRITo.

sucn. de D. wencesIao Bosch, COM
puesta su yiuda. Doaa Juan Colas
y sus legitimos hijos, Esperanaa,
Pillar, Eduardo, Isabel, Carmen eI
menOr Antonio Bosch CoIas, este
! dltimo representado por. su madre
con patria potestad, Doha Juana
COIas, Demandantes.--C Gabriel Blan-
CO Diaz Y Te6fila Martinez, Deman-
dadOs.-Civil No. 259.-Ejecuci6n
de creditO hipOtecario.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-12-28


Aquf tenlis I'm rianojito de azuce-
mas, que han teaido Ia bondad de con-
cedcrmc el homer de inyitarme para
lis asaltcs que llevara oabo en- La
res, Ell sinipatico Club 'Flr dePascuaa.
In manoiito complete por cuatro es-
piritualfsimas tamitas, que responder
a los nonlbres inelyidaaIes de Rosita
Gonzalez, Marla Levy, Tohita Oliver
Y Gloria yilella. (ten cuidado,, linoti-
pista. en- no cambiar el apcllido de es-
te delieado capul!ito de azucena, pues
en- una cr6lfca. en- vez de pontrmele
su propio apellido, le pusista yclilia, y
comprenderas, que entire yilella y We
lila, hay alguna diferencia).
Ia invitaci0n cstaba hecAa para cl
tliunvirato, compuesto en- esa noche
por el 'divino' Fresnito, Martinez Avi-
les un servidor de las elias. Una in
yitaci6n asf de fina Y de atenta, no
sc podfa echar Ell saco roto, j y ESQ
de las. s.ocho dh la noche, con todo el
alboroto possible, nes presentamos en-
el respectable hogar de los amables es-
poses Gonzalez-Gonzalez, convertible
en- esa noche en- lin jardfn en- donde
osplcnd1an las mas marayillosas flores
&c 1ds jardihes exqaisitos delssimpatico
pueblo de Lares.
Rosita gonzalez, exquisite criatu-
I'll nacfda para las elegancias de la
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-12-28
EDIcTo.

POR CUANTO:-Los demandantes
arriba expresados por medic de su
abogado Lcdo. A. R. de Jesus, presen-
taron ante esta Corte una demanda
por ell Procedimiento Executive Hippo
tecario contra los demandados Gabriel
Blahco Dfaz Teofila Martinez en- CO.
bro de un credito hipotecario por la
cantidad de $224.0O de principal,
$138.22 de intereses devengados y
$75 para costas y honorarios de abo-
gado asegurados con hipoteca sobre la
siguiente fnca:
"Solar que mide 27663 metros
cuadrados, en- la Seccion Sur del
Barrio de Santurce, termino NUM-
cipal de San Juan; ell lindes por el
Norte con Cecilia Cepeda VIDA. de
Nieves; por el Este con terrenos, de
D. Wenceslao Bosch; por ell 0este,
que es ell frente, con la Gale Euro
pa por ell Sur con ,Bernabe Che
Waller Sabalie." ssaas,sarf 49,
POR CUANTO:-No residiendo, los
demandados en- el Munieipio de San
Juan y hallandose abandonada la fipca
hipotecada y no teniendo los deinan7
dados apoderado representante, al
guno que los represente,. la Corte ha
ordenado en- cumplimiento del Articu-
10 All del Reglamento para la Eje-
cuci6n de la Ley Hipotecaria que pu-
bliquen edictos una vez por semana
durante treinta dias en- ell diario eel
Imparcial" requiriendo a los deman-
dados para que en- el termino de 80
dias a contar de dicha publication
paguen los demandantes las canti-
dades antes expresadas, apercibidos
de que de no verifcarlo Sc procedera
a la subasta del inmueble hipotecado.
POR TANTO;-y en- eumplilniento
de la ameritada orden della Gofte,
para su publication en- ell diaFioi. eel
Imparcial', expido .el presente bajo
mi frma y scllo, de- la Gorte, en- San
Juan, P. R.. q de Dicienlbre de
1928. .a...b4a ID; s...,,r ..,.
Luis Ycrgne Ortiz; !, i.
i. lG5ai Isi. .s .Secfeta1io.s Z
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-12-28

Die. 1928.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-12-15
WILSON Sc DIsTRAE

En- el septimo round, cuando pare
cia que ell campe6n tenfa ganado el
combate, Wilson bajo su guardia al
salir de un clinch Y Sc puso mi
rar distraidamente al publico. No sa-
benos que fue 10 que vic en- ese mo-
mepto, pero estamos seguros de que
una fraction de segundos mas tarde
10 que vi6 fueron varios centenares
de estrellas. Downey sc habfa echa-
do hacia atras Y, trayendo desde le-
jos un formidable golpe de derecha,
10 descargo sobre la mandfbula de
Wilson.
Ell campeon cayo. Ell golpe fue
tan fuerte que Wilson Sc arrastro un
trecho por ell suelo y fue dejar caer
la cabeza sobre la cuerda inferior del
ring. Gardner, muy palido, comenzo
a contar con lentitud. Gradualmente
Wilson comenzo a dar sefiales de VII
da. Trato de levantarse, pero sus
fuerzas no lie respondieron v volvio
a dejar caer la cabeza. Finalmente.
despues que ell referee conto muchos
segundos, que parecieron horas, Will
son consigui6 incorporates, para que
dar recostado contra las cuerdas, ba-
ia la guardia, indefenso.
(Ccntiniia en- la pagina 81
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OSTEOPATIA

Sabe I'd. 10 que es OSTEO-
PATIA? OSTEOPATIA es la
ciencia de currar ajustando la
Columna Vertebral v nervios,
renovando la circulation de la
sangre por tratamiento manual
sin necesidad de usar drogas
o electricidad.
ST todas las parties del Or
ganisrno humane estan en- con-
dici6n perfecta la sangre circu-
la bien. los neryios ordenados,
su cerebro despejado, su cuerpo
agil; esta I'd. saludable y este
ciencia de curar ajustando Ia
10 puede hacer OSTEOPATIA.
1Desea I'D. conservarse STEM
pre- saludable, joven, fuerte y
feliZ? No sufra toda su vida
c1rese a tempo. Pruebe los ira
tamientos de OSTEOPATIA.
OSTEOPATIA cura disloca
clones, torceduras, Tos Ferina,
Catarro. Pulmo1ia, Influenza
todas classes de Intermediates.
Unico Doctor en- OSTEOPA-
TIA en- Puerto Rico:-
DR.. S. M. HALEY,
Consultorio:
Gale San Jose 2. espuina Tetuan.
Edific'o "El Mundo".
Telefonos:
Oficina 627 San Juan
Residencia 262 Santurce.
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oTRA vEZ CARPENTER

Parece mas que probable la con-
certacion de un match entire Jorge
Carpenter, el elegante pugilista ga
10, el vencedor del encuentro Har-
ry Greb-Gene Tunney, en- competen-
cia por la faia del campeonato ma
cional de la division del peso semi
maxirno.
Carpenter ha telegrafado Ric-
kard manifestandole que Sc halla en-
perfectas condolences para una pro-
xinla pelea y que esta dispuesto a
enfrentarse con cualquier light heavy
weight para 10 cual puede contar con
el tan pronto sea necesario.
Rickard ha tornado va en- sus ma
nos eI asunto y espera hacer el anun-
clio definitivo del match dentro de
pocos dias aunque no asegura del
todo que el vencedor del encuentro
entire Tunney y Greb sera el conten-
diente del formidable frances, pues
tanto SIKH como Nc Tigre le han ex-
presado tambien sus deseos de cam
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CIRCUIT TIENE LAS MANOS
MUY GRANDES

Eugenio Criqui, ex-champion del
mundo de peso pluma, Sc ha lasti-
mado de tai modo los huesos de la
mano derecha en- su pelea con He
brans en- octubre 6, que no podra Pc
lear por 10 menos en- seis meses,. Sc
gun ha sido anunciado hoy. La pc
lea de Criqui para obras de carload,
lie esta costando mas de un million
de frances en- peleas que ha tenido
que cancelar en- los Estados Unidos
como consequence de un Tornado des-
canso, desde que Sc lastino.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-12-15
LO QUE HIZO LAS DESVENTU-
RAS DEL EX-CAMPEON JOHNNY
WILSON


Hubo una veZ un campeon de bo
xeo quien un momento de distrac-
cion lie costo cerca de 10000 dola-
res. Ell atleta quien nos referimos
es Giovanni Pannica, mas conocido
por el nombre de Johnny Wilson.
Como Sc sabe, este pugilista gan6 ell
campeonato mundial de peso medic
en- su encuentro contra Mike O'Dow,
realizado ell de mayo de 1920, 10
perdi6 recientemente en- su combate
con Harry Greb.
La distraction que tan funesta re-
sulto para su faltriquera ocurri6 ell
81 de julio de 1921, en- el transcur-
so de un match con Bryan Downey,
iefectuado en- Cleveland, Ohio. Su fall
ia de atenci6n permiti6 a Downey
aplicar su golpe favorito y derribar
a Wilson. Ell campeon legro, sin en-
! barge, levantarse tempo ganar
fnalmente ell encuentro por foul de
su adversario. Pero aquel momento
de distraction fue el comienzo de
una serie de desventuras que lego
costar al seiior Pannica cerca de
10000 d6lares.
Como Sc recordara, aun no Sc ha-
bia acallado la grita que provoco ell
primer match entire Wilson v Dow
ney cuando Sc organize la revancha
entire ambos contendores. Esta re-
vancha Sc efectuo eli Boyle's Thirty
! Acres, bajo la direction de Tex Ric-
kard. En- aquella oportunidad la ac-
tuacion de Wilson fue tan precaria
que la Comisi6n de Boxeo retuyo
$4,000 d6lares de la bolsa que lie CO.
Irrespondfa al pugilista, hasta tan
to sc pusieran en- .claro las causas
que motivaron su pobre comporta-
miento. Por fin Wilson Sc mostro
dispuesto firmar un contrato para
luchar contra Greb v este lie valio
la devolucion de los $4,000 dolares
que habian quedado en- prenda. va
en- possession del dinero, Wilson no
perdio tempo en- declarar que ST ha-
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NEGOCIADO DE MATERIALES,
IMPRENTA Y TRANSPORTE
SAN JUAN, PUERTO RICO
SUBASTA
pRov1s1oNEs. cARNE z LEcHE

Sc recibiran proposiciones en- sobre
cerrado hasta las tres de la tarde de
diciembre IL, 1923, para el sulninisrto
de PRovIsIoNEs, CARNE Y LEcHE
al Gobierno Insular en- San Juan y
santurCe, Rio Piedras, Ponce, Maya
guez. Aguadilla, Arecibo, Guayama,
Humacao y Salinas.
Podran obtenerse proposiciones en-
blanco dirigiendose al Negociado que
Sc menciona arriba.