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The Nome nugget., 1920-05-01

District Attorney w. A. Munly has received notice that the national pro- hibition act known as the Volstad act auperceeds and takes thep lace of the territorial act of February II, 1917. All prosecutions hereafter for liquor law violations will be. made under the new act, says the Valdez Miner.
 The Volstad act was passed on oc- tober 2s. 1919, and became effective during the present month. It's proyi- sions are more liberal than those of the Alaska "bone-dry" hw. The. fol- lowing are excerpts from the Volstad law,
 "It shall not be unlawful to possess
The Nome nugget., 1920-05-01
FEfcE RESOLUTION TO COME
 UP WEDNESDAY

Washington, May 1--AdCption of
 the Knox peace reso.:ition will ne
 fought by Senator Hitchcock. who will
 lead the opposition. i1itcrenck cx-
 poets the President to veto the resu- lution in the event of the republicans force 1t through.
 However, the peace resolution will come up in the senate next Wednesda y despite the Democratic opposition. Ser  ator Lodge announced today.
The Nome nugget., 1920-05-01
PIONEER COMPANY PREPARING
 FOR SUMMER OPERATIONS

The Pioneer Mining Company is making preparations for the summer mining activities and already has a good sized crew of men employed on the ditches. running tunnels through the snow. etc, to upen the way for the water. which prevent appearances in- dicate will soon be pouring d,.wn frn, the hills.
The Nome nugget., 1920-05-01
SOLDIERS soNuss ssiLL
 REPORTED IN HOUSE

Washington, April so-The House Ways and Means Cimmittee today |favorabiy reported to the House the soldiers Bonus Bilf.
 The Democratic members of sthe Committee strongly opposed the pro. visions in the bilk' placing tax saIes
The Nome nugget., 1920-05-01
CHICAGO RENTERS ON STRIKE
CIVIL BILL REDUCES ALASKA APPROPRIATIONS
CHICAGO RENTERS
 GO ON STRIKE

Chicago. May l-Thousands nf far.- lilies in Chicago went on q rent strike today and refused to v3cate the ir apartments in accordance with May day moving orders from their Iand- lords.
The Nome nugget., 1920-05-01
ALASKA ESTIMATES CUT
 IN SuNORY CIVIL BILL .

velopment of the reindeer industry S6, 400. The measure will also autho"- iZe sale of male reindeer and ,lhe pue- chase of female leer for distributi,n among the natives.
 For buildings on the fur sea. island SloO,oO0 is appropriated: for .he fis!,- cries service on the fur seal islands s3S,0O0: for protection of the seal an, of fisheries $1i0.000: for tie protcc- ton of game $25,0)0: suppression liquor. sl5.000; care of tEe insane ISl15.000. with the change per capita advanced to $520 year.
The Nome nugget., 1920-05-01
MoviEs FOR
 pRisGoFF isLANDERs

Seattle. April esThe government |has caiied for bids for suppiies. inelsd- z |.ne hundreds Of fsst of,novis fin. for
 |in gards on the Pribic6 Islands h
The Nome nugget., 1920-05-01
WOOD GETS 1s NEW
 JERSEY DELEGATES

Nework.N. J. April s0-Generai Wood will get 16 of the New Jersey delegates to the National Convention. Johnson g and three will be unpledged
The Nome nugget., 1920-05-01
BRYAN WARNS DEMOCRATS
 TO VOTE FOR TREATY

Pittshurg. April 29-William Jen- nings Bryan in a public statement to- night declared that the recent primary elections were warning to the demo cratic senators that they should lose no time in voting for ratification of tho peace treaty.
The Nome nugget., 1920-05-01
CANADIAN MENNoNiTES
 TO MOVE TO U,

Winnepeg. May 1-Six thousand members of the Orthodox Mennonite church community in the Manitobt' and Saskatchewan districts will leave Canada for the United States this summer to establish colony in Mis-, |lssippi. it was announced today.
The Nome nugget., 1920-05-01
sEATTLE DEMOCRATS MEET
 TO ElFcT DELEGATES

Seattle, May i--Ths Democrats Of King County. are meeting today to elect delegates to the state conv,n- tion at Spokane May l1th.
The Nome nugget., 1920-05-01
HURT TO PLEAD GUILTY TO WIFE MURDER

Los Angeles. April 30-lt has been arranged that "Bluebeard" Huirt shall plead guilty to the murder of Nina
 Lee De Lony, one of his wives, and will be sentenced to prison for life.
The Nome nugget., 1920-05-01
NEW PROHIBITION ACT NOW
 ENFORCED IN ALASKA

liquor in ones private dwelling while the same Is occupied and used by him as his dwelling only, and such liquor need not be reported: Provided such liquors are for use only for the per- sonal consumption of the owner thereof and his family. residing in such dwell- ing, and of his bona fide guests. when entertained hy him."
 No search warrant shall issue to search any private dwelling occupied as such unless it is being used for the unlawful sale of intoxicating liquor. 9
The Nome nugget., 1920-05-01
|pR BUTCHER DOWN
 FROM LOST RIVER

Capt. rhos. A. Ross returnted Mon- day from trip to Lost River. Ac-
 |companying him on the return tourney |from Port Clarence was Dr. E. |Dutcher. surgeon at the Lost River |tin mine. pr. Dutcher will spehd 2
 short vacation In the city.
The Nome nugget., 1920-05-01
|2a OUT OF 600 EXTREMISTS
 HELD FOR DEPORTATION

New York, April 29-Only twenty three extremists out of the six hun |dred odd who were rounded up in the raids on radicals by the Department |of Justice in January have finally been held for deportation, according to De- pertinent of Labor announcements to- |day l
The Nome nugget., 1920-05-01
FRENCH LABOR CALLS 24
 HOUR GENERAL STRIKE

Paris. May IA twenty four hour general strike has been called by French labor to demonstrate its so- i,darity. The strike is generally com- plete today.
The Nome nugget., 1920-05-01
.s,ssEE klpkAnPER BREED

Tembstone. Ariz, April so-H. P. woaten. who was charged with kid- mapping in connection with the Bisbe' dsportations in 1918 was found nct guilty by n trial jury here tonight.
The Nome nugget., 1920-05-01
AMUNDSEN WILL
 NOT ABANDON
 ARCTIC EXPEDITION

Amundsen in messages from the ex- plorer reaching tha. 'poiit.
 In his message Amu11sen asked that his mail be 'orwa,and to Nome, where he said he expected to "rrive in July or August. Tie mes age also said the explorer and nemhnrs If his party were all well and happy
The Nome nugget., 1920-05-01

RgnUDLlcANs ATTENTION Tho Nsme Republican Club will meet at the City Hall on Sunday at 2 D. n, All Republicans welcome.
 JOHN HANCOCK,
 Secretary.
The Nome nugget., 1920-05-01
PIONEER MAv-pAy DANCE ANt
 THEArER PARTY

Movies, Dream Thsatsr. te p. n, Dance and refrcabsments, Pionssr laloo |s.so All fer st0o satu.day night.
The Nome nugget., 1920-05-01
DINO 6cASTs ArTsNTlon

Meeting tonight at eursh Hall s:3o |p. n. Special buslness. All Deme- |erats requested ts attend. COMMITTEE.
The Nome nugget., 1920-05-01

Movies; Dance. Fine Rsfrsshmsnss Pioneer Party, tonight. @t.oo
The Nome nugget., 1920-05-01

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The Nome nugget., 1920-05-01

.oH YOU HoME COOKING! At tks .pienssr Party Saturday night
The Nome nugget., 1920-05-01

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The Nome nugget., 1920-05-01

The only newspaper published on
 Seward Peninsula. Covers approximately 22,7OO square miles of territory
The Nome nugget., 1920-05-01

Are YOU a Subs - Mr. Reader # Not, YOU should be
The evening world., 1920-09-08
LIVE WIRES
By Neal r. o. HGrG.

Jack Dempsey leads tough life He has 10 work holidays
IN
Babe Euths movie won't the calls for
least homo
OF strictly fresh
something at
Man command Of
inston when his
fake $500 " - " - WV '-'
The evening world., 1920-09-08
YGnks Are Second Again
Thanks to Assistance
OF Detroit Pitcher
BIG LEAGUE RACES
SEEN AT A GLANCE.

Little change in the big league
standings yesterday as most Of
the eontenders didn't play. The
Yankees beat the Athletics 2 to
0, however, and slipped into sec.
Ond place In the American
League race when the Detroit
Tigers scored . victory, : to Q,
over the White Sex. The YAM
KEGS are only eight points out Of
first place, and their series Of
three games with the Indians
which begins Thursday Is fraught
with possibilities.
The Reds and the Giants were
idle In the National League, 80
the Brooklyn Robins improved
the day and their standing In
second place by beating the
Pills twice. I TO o and. 0 to 3.
They are only seven points out
Of first place, while the Giants
are now fourteen behind them,
in third.
The evening world., 1920-09-08
SECOND ROUND PAIRING$

Upper Half-Chiek Evans, EdgSWates
W. Il. NJ Lewis. Greenwich.
Robert A. Gardner, Hlnsdsiss ". ~
G. Fownes Jr., OakmOnt'
L. p. Aiiis, Milwaukee, ~ osVSaAs
Klrkby, EnEIewOOd.
$. Davidson Heron, OaISmont' ~ y
Wood Plat, North Hills.
Lower HaIf-FTancis ouImst, WooAp
land, W. n. M. Jack, MenOn.
Philip Carter, shlnnecOck, ~, =, n
Armour, Scotland.
Bobby Jones, Atlanta, W. Frank W.
Dyer, Upper MOntclair.
Jesse w. sweetser, slwansy, ~
Fred Wright, AIbemarle.
The evening world., 1920-09-08
Robins Capture
TWO in PhiLLy
While Reds Loaf

PHILADELPHIA. Sept G-The
Brooklyn Robins improved q day on
which the Reds. who lead them In the
National League race. were Idle, 70
take two victories from the Phlhes
and regain a little Of the ground they
lost by their DISASTROUS defeats on
Labor Day. Wilbert RObinson is
smiling again to-day and his appe-
lite has returned.
Leon Cadore wAs master % the
Phnlies at all times in the first game
and held them TO four scattered
hits and won 4 10 O. The second
contest was harder fought Al Ma
maux had a good lead over pppa
Rlxey until the ffth, when he hurt
his leg In a collision At nrst base.
Then he was reached for two hits
and a three dagger by Williams on
sherrod Smith, who succeeded him.
enabled the Phillies TO tie the score.
In the eighth. however. stengel mis-
Judged q liner by Nes and allowed ths
Robins to start a winning rally. They
scored tive runs In that frame ana t"S
Olson kicked himself out Of both
games In the very hrst play OF the dab
ana Eugene sherldaA, who succeeded
| him, MAS spiked ip the second inning
| ing Myers In To play third base. Jimmy
Johnston goln TO short. Bill Lanai
took Myers's place Ia centre Held Ane
| two timely two-bagEoTs he proddceS
were Instrumental In. the manntaelur,
| OF twos.of the Robins runs In the mrs.
game. lie hit we'll In the second con
test AID scored twice. Myers anS
Johnston made many star nelding play
In their strange positonA.
The evening world., 1920-09-08
Carl Mays Finishes Athletic
Series by Pitching Sbutout
Ball, While White SOx Lose to
Dutch Leonard and CIeVe-
lands Remain Idle.
By Charles SOnreTUilIe.
o, slcimofixI

o, slcimolixl
The same being Q cry Of Joy.
Yanks back IN second pIdceI 40
kROt0led0meRt u made to the kind
assistance Of Mr.. DEtoh Leonard Of
Detroit. t0ho h0vInO shat out OleVe-
land recently, yesterday put the 0yVes
on the White Soa. Thanks, Dutch.
And WEI well
When Mahout Connie Mack led his
Green Elephant away from this baili-
wick last evening. the poor O. e. wab-
bled as It walked. its tusks were
snapped or short, tears bedimmed its
eyes doth Of 'Sm) and raising its
SCARED and spiked trunk with a slow
gesture Of despair Mr.. L. e. Plant
said, pachydermicaIly speaking;
20 Mack SRhib, what horrible sock
in the lug we have but now received
from the Yam Keysl Nay, Mack Sa-
hib. be morciful and JAP the hook into
me no more. Surely at the Polo
Grounds i got the hook sufficient Tor
lifetime. In three games, Mack
sahib. eighteen inningA my exalted
lord, to score but one runl And twelve
hltsl BY the moon and stars. but l
am abased. am as one that has
been trun down and given the leather
in the mush, o Sahibi Yea, verify,
like unto such be-"
For this season, at any rate Il hon
estly think the Conniemaok nurslings
viii show speed and form next yearl.
the team isn't a Green Elephant but
White One. In this series they
were as babes facing wolves. Ever
wusH.
Trimmed by ThoNnahlen, whaled
by ShNwkey, the KoHhie Kids WERE
as severely spanked yesterday bJ
| Carl Mays. The Little Ones tapped him
for only four hits, and one OF these
was doubtful. Only two OF the chill
dren got as far as third Another
daring tweetsY made as far as Sec
ond. Only Ave got to bases anyway
They went down one, two, three In tivt
innings. -Four men got to bat in foul
and Ave In one of the sessions. Theii
gala occasion was the second wheI
they punched all of two hits. DugaT
singing to left and Bigbee sending
him TO third on a scratch anal
that bounced past Mays. But Myat
lad popped 10 Peck and GalIowa!
famed. Truck Hannah taking thu
third strike suddenly whipped thu
bulb to Pipp and caught HEbe'
OF first by yard. MUDDY" Rue
started 10 catch the game. bu
tho kid got a split Anger from a ba'
pitch In tho second, and had 20 re-
tire. In the eighth the ConpiemaelS
looked for a minute like thoy Nigh
breathe through. for after Blgbee fiie
10 Peck, Galloway beat out a hit b
Cap'n Roger end Pratt fumibled
, crack from Burrua'a bat but Dyke
hit 20 Ward TO Waliie and Grimm 4
Pratt 20 Ptpp, Very mild OUTBREAK
Mahout Mack was ambitious 30 gy-
yesterdays game, for no sent in PER-
: 10 pltoh--the Perry bird being ~
? garded al Mack'B best, Well, the bo
can return 70 he parents Eoog ~ q
The evening world., 1920-09-08

honor even II he was gouged for eight
safe plops, for he never gave out more
than two at a time, and for all the
eight waliops the Yanks could only
70 now two runs at the end of the game.
WE started off as II the field was
due 10 run red. Peck banged a left
single and Pipp dashed one past the
lnfield toward centre. The Babe got
HIS usual stroll. Pratt raped TO Dykes
and Peck scored while Del was being
thrown out at first. Big Bob Meusel
lined smack into Dykes's mitts and
the Babe was ntpped at second for
the third out. The Babe doubled TO
left In the thIrd. trouncing a slow one
with which Perry tried to job him.
But the Swat Demon gambled TO
come all the way home while Pratts
Rrounder was being sent to Griffin AT
first. X. D.-Nothing doing. Griffin
threw to the plate and the Babe was
tapped IN the solar pleSus by Perkins.
Singles by Meusel and Ward didn't
get us a blame thing in the fourth.
Big Bob figured his single a double
and ran on toward second. Perry COW
I cred the bag and INJURED c, Walkers
! (centre field)' throw. The Elephants
stood grouped around second and
Perry. Meusel noticed II, too. and
| sltidded safely down to third. But
after all this effort Bob thought him
self entitled to a nap, l guess. Or
maybe a squeeze play was Intended
Anyway, Bob was laid low Tar and
wide OF third.
The second tally came to Us in the
seventh n was due TO a base on balls
ISSUED TO Mays and a bowling triple TO
centre by Cap'n Roger. A bird by the
name OF Rommea took Perrys place
IN the eighth. Some rumble this Rom
mel gave three distinguished members
OF Murderers Row-Ruth. Pratt and
Meusoi. He famed the Babe, he took
care OF Pratt's weak puck and then
tanned Big Bob. What dyer know
about thatf
We smiled ana applaudsd him.
We could AFFORD TO. The game had
been ours nom the getaway.
The bubble presents lee oompllmsntl
70 Mr.. Carl Mays and oonarntuiats'
him on hlS winning streak Oa public
dotSs on . game guy
CoRSFata are also due the rodEsT,
for Anapping back and doualng TIC
ouah1go bWtco n TIE nAn pond =
The evening world., 1920-09-08
Pat Mcdonald Among OIymp1S
Heroes to Arrive Home.

The, ranks of returned AmertcAni
ed yesterday by the arrival OF forty
five track and field stars from Antwerp,
Belgium, The athletes came home on
port. Among them were some OF the
victorious American competitors at the
Olympic track and field events. Pat No
Donald and Matt B. McGrath. both OF
the New York A. c.; Earl Dby. UniVef-
sity Of Pennsylvania and Chicago mid
dledistancer; Hugo Politzer Mohawk A.
c. broad Jumper, and Charles ]. Dieges.
veteran timer, were among those who
stepped down the ships gangplank.
The evening world., 1920-09-08
Tigers buy Middleton, TOledO'u
Star Pitcher.

TOLEDO Sept. s.-James Middie-
ton. a pitcher SHhO has been Toledo'H
only consistent winner this season,
was sold to-day to the Detroit AmerI-
can League Club. according to an An-
nounCement by Roger Bresnahan
President OF the Toledo Club OF the
American Association.
Bresnahan declares that the deal
was completed some time ago, but
the information was withheld at the
request of the Detroit club ownera
The evening world., 1920-09-08
Bobby MIchaeIs Knocks Out Happy
smith at BRyOnRe.

Bobby Mlchaels. the latest knockout
artist, won his ninth straight victory
via the dreamland route last night ut
the Bayonne A. A, When he stopped
who had never been rocked to sleep De-
fore. In the eleventh round OF the star
event OF twelve rounds Mlchaels is now
seeking matches with Andy CLANCY and
Benny Valger. In the ten-round SEMI
final Lew Snyder, promising Bayonna
feather. Outpointed Frankie Farmer.
The evening world., 1920-09-08
EVANS ALMOST SURE n
REACH FINAL ROUND.

II Evans can maintain his gait he -
certain to go clear through TO the
finals, as Francis Ouimet, his most
formidable opponent, Ia in the other
section of the draw.
Ouimet's form against Richard
Hickey, a youngster from Atlanta,
was none too promising. Ouimet was
inclined TO be erratic. On his frst
round Ouimet drove a ball out OF
bounds and missed quite a few puts.
He Bteadied a little on the afternoon
round and held his Southern opponent
safely in check.
Bob Gardner simply overwhelmed
c. p. Grier, Canadian champion, who
with Tom Armour were the only two
foreigners 10 survive the qualifying
ordeal. Gardner outdrove Grier many
yards and was entirely too steady for
the Dominion title-holder.
Tom Armour, the lone foreign sur
vivor of the formidable entry that
sought our national trophy, played
good golf against George Hoffner Of
Philadelphia.
The tall Scots approach shots ware
well executed. and his putting was
usually satisfactory. He led Honner
through both rounds.
No one enjoyed the day moro than
Jess Sweetser of Yale. who 10 inter-
collegiate champion. Young JeSs
stacked up against Ned Sawyer. Met
ropplitan title-holder and veteran Of
countless links battles. Sweetser,
playing like q whirlwind, rust about
gave his older rival a lesson how the
game shouldtbe played. Sawyer never
had a chance. Sweetser was up
at the end of the first round and
finally finished up and to go.
II to-day's matches are decided on
form Sweetser should meet Bobby
Jones tomorrow. and this match
would be a humdinger.
The evening world., 1920-09-08

AtddlsWsiEhts and bsntamwulRhs win Be fea-
tarad In TIE stellar Syens At he boxing show OF
ne Auditorium suortina Club Of Porth Auboy
J.. tonight. FfAnkis Fleming a Staten
laiand maets HAETy ADplasAts q New Brunswich
N ths main - Of taa rouns Vhils In the other
e0ui KID IonsI q PUr,A AuhOg tackla Breddls
SeAdel Of NsWaKk
a match VITA has ArUsod tho nat eans ID
Ne" bHHlsSlek. n. L.. Eisaboth, N. j.. and
7'Atsn lslAnd for UsvSuG uAJatla. has finally been
-nssd' II The ~ between George Wand Of
AAEaooth and Wihs Ryan q Nov B,,,o.wick
Il was clinGhed to-day b. Casr,oy p,,.,Tick ~
u iouSh' - ne Amiitoam sporting Dub q
t'TuA AmtP, n, J.. On Sept, % Both men
ave us f0llouing and ths chGncsu are that
do club VII b pAGhsd.
Rain rEeveu1od the aAsanS a tb. rrurd,y
weekly boxing show d ths Armory A. A q
1efSeV CAY On Monday night Mntulmaksr len.
nhEa VII hold the show Al his opan-air arena
. TAASday night Thsgo WI b. two star
yOu's u tseaFo rOlDdA Tor nat svsaiaE. Jaos
1urne going against Nd. POAAnk and sa.s,zns
s'oCT elAahinG with K. o. Johnny lana q
jersey Ou.
fAlss rsp0H has bosa oEutasud 10 ta,s sBeoi
dat Low Raymoud = mahrhinaAeT q ths Ns.
tAonh Sporting Club q EllLabeth, n. J. Ray
u'ond nottnoi uhs writer to-day that he b Il
| ~ way oonhoetsd With tho club. a. he 10 uadsl
CONTRACT 70 Tho COlnmohWeAlth Cab q Harlan
and has no intention d bunG miIud W Wthl
| sS othog elllb.
Pm Brock. tho veteran nahtwosht q Glove
land uhO uaa = EOOd nshtsS many years ISo
| vas deCudod 70 ~ a c0msoack in the CStle man
gain. tie hEiro that be can bsAt man
= the prcosni day bSttleu and iOt that ESAso
he has asked jimmy Dunn q Cleveland 20 loo
AfteE bic EffaB. He b. len pgantica. L
matched TO hSht Wulis Beechs At AnlAnnA. o.
IN two WoaAA
Johnny Moonsy, ne n0Wiy o1pointed match
nAksS q the OlyNpia A. A. q Philadelphia. be
urivsd IN Ph1adehAia iog ne purpose d con
plotiRS al armnscments Dor the Fs-opsnias bon
ne show d The Soaaon q that VrominSit eluf
yhlca y 20 be sasOd on Monday evening. Sep
%. Mooney tntanda 70 pm On ne bosl bouu b
suoaFo Tor hb en6.
The evening world., 1920-09-08
THE match was made MisiSe, ao'
cording 20 the articles OF agree
ment. showed up at BentoI

THE match was made. MislSe, ao-
cording 20 the articles OF agree
ment. showed up at Benton
Harbor to train for the night. His
appearanoe created almost a shock 70
those who had expected To greet a
cripple. He was as clipper as a
achoolboy. He looked like white
Harry wills. In his quarters he
allowed the strength OF an unleashed
bull and the snap OF a fox terrier
Those who watched him go through
his daily stunts began to regard his
chances against Dempsey seriously
As one native told us on our arrival
at Benton Harbor. 1--WE seen the both
OF them In training and Ill be darned
II ] know which one 10 bet on"
We don't know whether or mo-
Dempsey and Kearns suspected thu
tr okery in the Miske camp. but thu
champion went through his train NJ
"a conscientiousiy as II he had thu
most formidable OF all ring foes u
beat. He took no chances OF beibI
caught OFF his guard or OF being onl!
haif NJ He stopped into the RIM
with Miske looking much the same q
he did that hot july at roled,
against Willard, on business bent
with as little side play ~ possible
and hRttened his man In leas thai
three full Tounds.
Miske's plans carried him Just .
far and no further. and he spoke ain
oereiy after tho fight. whom, full
restored to. consciousness he Aait
Jack hlts too hard" The prophet
Bobby Burns had been VindiOate
A8AAk -i- ..-a...-. -r. e. o.
The evening world., 1920-09-08
Eistic Nelcs Iehp RFerpeI and GOSSIP

Tex o'Rourke, matchmaker OF the
International Sporting Club. informed
the writer this morning that the
price OF tickets for the contest
scheduled 10 be fought at Ebbets
Field between Battling LevinslSy. the
American light heavyweight champ
lon, and Georges Carpenter, OF
France. on Oct. ~. will range from
three to thirty dollars. o'RouTke
also stated that the boxers would bat
tie for a percentage OF the gross
receipts and that the club expects to
accommodate from 10000 to $4,000
fans The grand stand will seat $4,000.
bleachers in centre field 5000. and
seats on the field win accommodate
1000 more
On aecOunt Of . heaVy doNnpOuF II min tHi
q fight promoter GeUVe DwSsE Of the Bridgc-
uOft Amusement and Athletio Club ID Bridge.
port. Conn. had given orden 10 Omen up the
gates for bin big boxing show On Monday night.
caused the shou 70 be PostDuned for the evening.
II vii Be STAGED tO-nigh1 Augie RAtner, meets
Johnny wolgAst in the NAN bout Of twelve
| NuunoAs aNAAAN NAAea ~ ANeAAAss NeHNNs-a -
Danny PONom ". Joe Reed
The sight round bout between Poo Herman,
me bantamweght ehanipioa and Joe Bu1nan Of
ChleaEo uhlch wa Woa by BuEmAn on points
Al 81. Louis IN Monday night drew big UOwi
q hsht hns. the gate rsCeip,a amounting "a
$1,000 WhkA b = mighty bLE sate toT = boui
N thaa eity BlEnAh ueishad in a lls pound
aud HaEman esane In At catuhwe4ghts.
pnke Ara the Harlem bantamwdghL VII
sppeaT N uns II the bouts 81 the oprnins sho,
thai 0u WaldTOa aAgeS In Trenton. N, J
Arra's manager slTey burma has also prarticalt
matshsd ARA 70 meet he best boo available 4
Lons RranaA. ~ J.. . week from this FndA
, nishL
0Amploa Banuy Leonard VINO hghts X. O
LSu.hlin . USeivs-ruund bO1t 81 she Csmde
sponamsns CLUB q CGuasn, n. J., On Frda
nisht has twa been matched for anolAG batn
b. hi mAnAg1T. Bliy 0iHOa, Hi OpDoncat vi
, be Pai IiOrun. Ire CgNsS Nov ORLEANS light
WoishL Thsn vii come togsbleg IN q tsn-Fount
J 10 dSosAoa boul 4 East OhioaOn. ina. On Sop,
"a L.omaFd y wording out for h0tA bouts
, blh sassst NnA ni6lGh AvOnua.
! l.Ium1tS ofosunah' q BhdF-pGt. ounn., NJ
. naAs AliSs5 HUNS an oiIss Iof BroahiIA naiiliI
Q Melissa 70 msst sledy sisaanan In q pSoivs- rouu
asoisoa battle q hfldssporL oonA. un NJ niSi
= 49, ~.