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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-18
SERIOUS Menace

By Associated fr,Ss
ST PAUL MINI Aug l-.-F -Furs
lott ng the wooded country from q
point 100 miles north uf here to the
Canad an buundry present "a menacr
uor, ser on. than any boz wears state
Forester ". r cox sad here tonight.
In other years Nir Cox said. the
try spots hsyc becu tcrroaIzrd. but this
year the drought conditions are general
\ wind that would unite the small fires
wolld create a disastrous condition one
Sc are bend ng every effort 90 avoid
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-18
D, A.sseisl,a rr.,

fNIIANAppiIS. Ind. Aug l7-In.
c.irlrniie so ID now high record iug
l.-- today Whom the THERMOMETER reg
stored 4a degrees At D. m. one heat
TrrtrI,to0 was reported
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-18
Ercord Brrahrr

CuLJMn'S. o.. Nur l1-W.th the
Haull government thcrmom,ter 'ourh-
lHg 1888 UyErcos. a.. 'umhus to,iay eNper.
i.u.rd tH, hotties. DIV oI tho year
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-18
Go~, i.iin al Tucumcari
crssks ~ To- N-.-

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q, 81 -. .r fen hero this afternoon and
Il is still y, ming breaking an extreme
ytoufh iu this srrtiun
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-18

o. Associated Tres
s1OtN FALLS. s. u Aug IL
fft-r severely knitting Deputy warden
At,h-- Nurh A. tour uris r'is escaped
f.q1 th- $ 9th Dakota p-n.t'ntnry
h,tr htc ioday taiirg Na,d,n George
". Jainison With them Tho prisoners
fl~I % rio',r r1r. parked hv tour
81 ius uuis d- ~" prison walls
yer s's pt state HHd Dnrrfr
au4 c.y rrers q frd bv uemHere ri
the 'a",i e the AuprrIu t.egon
ln nediai'ly s..ffsG ln plr.u'
H. ''rhs thr pfIsnnrif bad rH'
i-ran ,t'rit..n
~lof rsiN h,.s rsuiss lfe Hry
Cote. Joe erslIr ics Tc0 AID }
a. F.E vst s.,lua F.uttn ta tNf
Iuua nffe iH q n,Eru.
o. trfl.rd to officials that fhe a..
,ii,. bad been pisrntd lH ad,tnr' The
ggm nien started q commoton in tBa
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-18
EARTHQUAKE SHOCKS
FELT ON PACIFIC

T.. 'sf-rist'a rf.s
FRESNO C,l. AUG ia slight
,ruptr sh0rt was 'r'i in Fresno
~; 9IO tonight 80 dim,gc VtS 20.
1uJfrd
PAKTRStlEl n cal Aug. ia
-Nsht earthquake shoct WAS tcit 90
Bakersfield az al4 tonight The quake
w., iclt % rrilc, distant Jt Wasco.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-18

~ N@TNAifN
SIOt-N FALLS : q. Aug J., War.
',1 G,ursr 7 Ianlison Of the south
3,io'l p.u.icutiaiy here. VIII was lid.
! ppvd 10y four prisoners who escaped
1 c'a 'hr institution late today. VAS i,ft
4 ch Irch Near Crooks 5 10. ton shit
b. hands md feet bound Tho warden
yus ahl- - rNtriraic h ms.lf alter q
0 ori tim" nd immediately reported 20
q. pruit"r'.ar, that he vas safe lie
hll not b.'n uiuI a.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-10-02
RESOLUTION NO. 244

A RESOLUTION OF THE BOARD OF
TRUSTEES OF THE CITY OF FL
CENTRIC DECLARING THE INrEN
TION OF SAID BOARD TO I'M
PROVE A CERTAIN PORTION OF
HOLT AVENUE AND OF HE'LL
AVENUE, HAMILTON AVENUE,
VINE STREET, WENSLEY AVE
NUE. AND SEVENTH STREET; DE
TERMINING THAT BOMBS SHALL
BE ISSUED TO REPRESENT THE
COST THEREOF, DECLARING THE
WORK OR IMPROVEMENT TO BIZ
OF MORE THAN LOCAL OR OR
DiNARN PUBLIC BENEFIT, AND
THAT THE EXFE OF SAID.
WORK SHALL BE ASSESSED UP.
ON A DISTRICT, PROVIDING
THAT THE PROPOSED WORK OR
IMPBON EMENT SHALL BE DONE
UNDER THE PROVISIONS OF AN
ACT OF THE LEGISLATURE OF
THE STATE or CALIFORNIA EN-
TITLED: IAN ACT TO PROVIDE
FOR WORK UPON STREETS,
LANES, LLEYS, COURTS,
PLACES AND SIDEWALKS, AND
FOR THE CONSTRUCTION or
SEWERS WITHIN MUNfCIPALl-
TIES" APPROVED MARCH 18th.
1888, AND ALI, ACTS SUPPLE
MENTARY THERETO OR AMEND.
ArORY THEREOF; AND THAI
SAID BONDS SHALL BIZ ISSUED
UNDER THE PROVISIONS OF THE
"lMPROVEMENT BOND ACT OF
19l5.'
BIZ TT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD
OF TRUSTEES of the City of FL Cen
tro;
SECTION /. That the public inter,
est and convenience require, and that
it is the intention of the Board of
Trustees of the City of lei Centre to
order the following work done under
the provisions of an Act of the Legis-
lature of the State of California, en-.
titled: "An Act to provide for work
upon streets, lanes, alleys, courts, places
and sidewalks, and fer the construction
of sewers within municipalities: ap,
proved March 18th, 1885; and all Acts
supplementary thereto or amcndatory
thereof, t0,wit:
l. That the roadway of Holt Ave
nue. as shown by map recorded in Book
VI -""ISt P"SS - ittoIuS Oh In
perial County, California, from line
parallel with and II feet westerly fron
the center line of Fourth Street, as
shown by Map recorded in Book l of
Maps, pages % and 27, records of I'M.
perial County, California, to a line
drawn across said Holt Avenue, paral,
lei with and distant $40 feet westerly
from the west property line of Seventh
Street, as shown by Map recorded in
Book ! of Maps, Page 81, aforesaid,
(including its intersection with Seventh
Street but excepting its intersections
with Fifth Street and Sixth Street,
which are already graded and paved
be graded and paved with asphaltie
concrete pavement (hoth the wearing
surface and the base thereof to be OF
asphaltic eoncretel to the official grade,
in accordance with the plan and profile
Imperial Valley press., 1922-10-02

of each of said lots, pieces or parcels
of land and tie relative location of the
same to the work proposed to be done,
all within the limits of the assessment
district.
! SECTION III. Said Board of Trus-
| tees determines that serial bonds shall
! be issued to be secured by the assess
ments which shall hereafter be made tc
pay the cost of said work or improve
ment, and notice is hereby given. that
serial bonds to represent unpaid assess
mcnts, and to bear interest at the rate
! of seven 90 per cent per annum, VIII
be issued hereunder in the manner pro-
vided in the Improvement Bond Act of
| 1915, the last installment of which bonds
shall mature fourteen (141 years from
the second day of July next succeeding
nine months from their date.
SECTION " The Street Superin
tendent of the City of ri Centre shall
post notices of this work as required
by law. and shall cause said notice to
be published for two days in that GER
tain newspaper known and designated
as Imperial Valley Press and FL Cen
tro Progress, a daily newspaper, pub
lished and circulated in said City OF
tl Centre, and hereby designated fer
that purpose and in said notices he
shall refer to this Resolution of Intcn-
ton, and the the II. Mueller Manufac.
turing Company s license agreement IN
reference to the patented brass water
pipe fittings, known as the Mueller
fittings, dated July 3rd, 1922, on file
in the office of the City Clerk of said
| .f 10, wi; I,
reference is hereby made.
SECTION V. The City Clerk shall
certify to the passage of this Resolu-
ton, and shall cause the same to be
published for two days in that certain
pwespaper known and designated as
Imperial Valley Press, and Ell Centre
Progress, u daily newspaper published
and circulated in said City of FL Cen
tro, and hereby designated for that pur-
pose, and shall post the same conspicu
ously for two days on or near the Coun-
ell Chamber door of said Board of
Trustees, and shall Immediately mail
in accordance with the law, postal cards
to each of the property owners notify
ing each of said owners of the fact
of the passage of tins Resolution, and
that property belonging to him is to
be assessed.
Passed and adopted by the Board
of Trustees of the City of FL Centre,
and signed by the President thereof
this 9th day of September, 1922
WILL S. FAWCETT,
President of the Board of Trustee
of the City of Ell Centre, California.
ATTEST:
j. $. LOOFBOURGW,
(SEAL) City Clerk.
STATE OF CALIFORNIA;
COUNTY OF IMPERIAL, )ss
CITY or Ell CENTRIC.
], j. S. Loofbourow, City Clerk of the
City of El Centro,. do hereby certify
that the foregoing resolution Of in
tention was duly and regularly passed
and adopted by the Board of Trustees
of said City of Ell Centre on the 9th
day of September, 1922, by the follow
ing votes: lt
AYES: Lavayea, Anderson, Pitzer,
Fawcett.
NOES: None.
ABSENT: Travers
WITNESS my hand and the seal of
said City this 9th day of September,
1929.
j. s. LOOFBOUROW,
City Clork of the City of FL Centre,
California.
(SEAL)
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-01-21
THEATRES

Je<zAy sASf NDfedsg ~ 0S Crescent
%pGzy eaas ny mining ri Ham
CsFey ~ - greet WGalyr 2tt@fs
"ga4 WzBj@2| - Das Dkfs = great
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NJ Tine tAs <fs4 reel u snDnp gprl
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vii nun ygy sDe3Gr1UsHs gp@3Wasr
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tbs "EIaDiaB DaflsFs = @9MlADI
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m MDHtay tbs LFsseeng cftets rys
snfs - yHflSeytlle am taF great sie-
fgfe ~Th4 Wof1z HEd the UDm$ns"
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oue akhs ~ res ana ~ orsr1nE u N
the plOJbe nj this eity JIDs u,
GrsBaiI NJ manager fesis mat be
hsS gecUfez OBs NJ tbe finest III me
FsesDt pNtBres " he released
Jye stgty * nat ri . wealthy
FDDHdeFE impulse which brings .
BFga1 my BDfosf ~ the clean life
ri me great ~D8t1eofs, BhsrH shs
fegj. RS ina tbef> ia . Gos TfsDs-
naayu M her SeW~fosHd path sns
pomes N he Iotks1 gDDp IS 10 angel
Nv taa coLBffY foiks. Then the man
ysyals her D8s4. Can sHH 3231n
MIN mark ~ ~RiDfiyaa WDFnaBbDOo ?
DHiY me picture ~ answer t9at
qgeafIgu Tn yDu.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-01-21

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Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-01-21

= fssensffsz sDFy 81 = cop1a snebef
ogt m = gs.12 u sDlzi ~retor1srs 70
~tzs me3 Who had Gfee 80 ing
a co9. oeiea DfoTeS . ~Dooosfsnz
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cz1 erfnlEatS>
~Aee u BeSrE ts 1cDEas BE-
Eetths u meloIlzGs/ Jts sasg %
thrills. szagenss sac tsFF0f = ear
ne1 stszgea from kae screen 70 gD1F
sDss.e. rs nezrtt1Bea3oZ climax u
sometbl1T reB ~ 2ncDDlzys Thrse
n fse seeEes ms DISDlsf le2Hsr2
Dgsyegs have me cElsf roles In
chsaey gosn Eowefs ana Jsstrscs
M Y0g viii ~ IN the e1gs %
51yr sat f~nro8zSDDf ths ~sefssn9D2
II "Aes II Hearts"
re program yEich IL IN u ths
fsesa oaey-o M che Ustfnss " "a
many 1afs1ns alsS iDcNtes a news
gG16erfa c0Snscy and fian pogsl-
ties f. ~ 8 pF2Ttst1 pog4 lDysrs
esnunt ancFG ~ n3sz.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-01-21

prum the waVeu 10 the teld OF
llfWAuatie aVtinH
Nitninia NarWieS, one ut the taap
t,tss Mack bennett ttlthing beauties,
4hu ef tho dark NtNaotous ewes, dee
aerled the iire ot tho sW tnnaina tank
and The sardN heNtrh aud arpeara in
+ pnu az the stellar rules IN 'the Fenr
iiupeemen Of the ApoealSpse a NeN
ipgiam reduction iVr Metro, now
heing AhoWt az the Majestic Theatre
Al - Warwick IN her portrayal "t
Nttlahi tue slster of the hetp ~ this
aptsen NprsiuN hy lune Mathis, OF
tlta navel "a Nteente hlasea thahee,
4iVes % IN. Apantshs AaerteAh heaas
III 10 the slnry that wealth OF ima
hunlslye stgiishness which one imaav
aaea such a character sheula peaaesa,
rhia fegnNg water nNtNph ia tten,
PiisAeUpl ahA came 70 California
Ita4A III, l.euia shlNe two NeAtA RBo,
lha Mas atfll attending high aohoel
frlae ana ailEhkN mote than nts
ktseh Ne4rs old when Ia VoANpAlNS
&Nith Il theatrical friend SHE patd a
I ,tstt "a the Maek Nenett eVNael OF
tatlstna hvautieA, Mack Sennett met
h6V and iNr etshteeN mouths her
lifA,4a ant heANt} formed Vhe az
@tAAt aAlANX uf reasNna WAY the heAeh
Af t AltfprA a ~ az pepular WITH the
mesiVH picture iAnn
WAe la accident 0v lucky ehahNe
than landed NlfStaAa Warwlek a
,saale tANtsf hepsehReR, MNr tnsp'n'
didn't harmon ga avV me MAndSetns
ahplt tta RNtel corridors y behold
N4e laAeine Isl a lees Angeles theyee
lpe,Af Mias MArwi0b EXPLAINED, :"
Anew Ms insYAM AVA had eeeA leek-
4Au sam an .nRQlInnttV 10 hpVak into
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-01-21
Weekly Digest
Estate And Builuing

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md KgfIfgs ~ AtbeH Le9H through
Le9 GotdO@f ger.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-01-21


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Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-01-21
MATAWAH

BisS glsheD viii entertain fhs
Hume department of The Bomsn'i
Gun IN the school Dafiors On Mon
day afternoon al . o'cieek.
Miss Helen HtoBf. ri Egsfett, i
visiting her grandparents, Nj. and
Ars. John WDlsDD,
JobB Etv6eeF, of Denmark. wa
the recent guest of AE and Mr.. IL
T. EiHsF6.
Tbe first lecture On current
eqSufs viii be given before m
WotosH's Club HI Mrs. Marion A.
well ~ Kew Yofk CRY iB the hiRf
seboo4 auditorium on Wsdpe@1ag AZ
fern0ou At 3<2g O'elock, This is ms
seeon season that Jrs. AtWsll bas
appeared before the Bstawan NJ
R~aHizatlOn,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-01-21
hin III, uoo,np "a ,,a STRAND

III ID not often that ona aces such
Ni hnppy combination OF fun and art
as maj whirh eunieh 10 TIE httbnd
Bfnnaiie nelt MontaS, when The htll
sliant Helaniok picture, ''fhe Way Of
Ell Maid,H starring Elaine Hammer
ssinllh begins a throe day engagement
Aiies iiammetAtein plays The phti
al Nadia t'ahtieton impatuouH, Indie
iipnusnt $50 mixture of naiVete ahd
siariNA. wholly adorable, ana abe
nlakes htr character completely dla-
~tpuoiina, Ahe phnWs her various
Whimsieaiiil es through action witch
Ii actually kaieidoeropin, The story
ilsplf 10 based upon a new twist ol
identify theme, aud ia ,atried cut 10
i yvpy natural elimaA after involving
The spectator IA a llhNrinth or oomv
mutations chat ave piduraplltlnA,
Mites Meleh, Diana Ailen, Arthur
-man, HhNtles tirown lleteu
drnth. Arthur honnldson WI
NJ tavllla hnd aeorge lfAWeett ta-
"a Ia the fAn William T., a hatle'
Es direetol, has certainly maae then'
elun lively,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-01-21

Dne NJ mr. %sYiftsss most thrilling
DIIpi odt3fDsE ever filmed Goldwgn's
pfoduDttOH ~ G~0g2efHsuP Ioffis'
nfjglnsl snqB8fio. "Afe OF Hearts" f.
opHiug ~ me DitDss theatre for
TIRE d8te, beginning IoudaR, r. Il
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-01-21
tao,sANns on otans REPORTED

MANY theusands et oMnplete cures OF
rUptUrea st all degrees lensths et stand
lNa aNd ga elN ana NeuUk Hltke have heen
ierofteu neW the unc &c tho famous hloe
tttnne NeatmenN kpptNre Method OF
whtVh these %SNpperts turto u part, fhia
tive pgVeta Nt Tits wovlas tamoue Method
So all MhN are Interested tNsather WITH a
fpeN iDsttNg triat at tNMnhNl Sttmuiattng
Application ser use en tNe rupture area,
Why sheN,d NeW So theoNsh life With
| tt,N ARndtVAN ef "a tNptNreN Wtth tho tor,
TINE et u Nruel uNsa ahd with the etN-
hArFAaaiNNNt Nt an NnshApeiN aud uhata
trNvtiNe NgtUe MheN theve n at hRNA "a
Method tina has epNpea che aoopa st hope
Go a. MRNN thNusaNasf NhS Rive kup.
tWra MethNd rs therNWgNtN sVienttno aud -
/ pupnesvA Va strengthen the Weakened tts,
sues Witch iNANe eAuAed the fNptuge
thtVNgh theiv RELAXATION, Vita theas tbs,
aWea iestNfeA Is NorNARh the hrNAVh " au.
Dramatically 0iNaeN aud the rNptWvs cured,
| ThAt u what thousands Np0N thousands *
focpNer Rice Meth0d Nsers teperted q,
eVyyeN IA tAelF eNsea
With the rNptNpe het1 sen, tortahly aud
securely ANd With the peW shapelNesS 81
nsNge mate possible by this combination
whte weCktNs f0F hNai vege NS the tanned
RiVe MetAaa
NeMeHeeN Nys Hamilton wilt be (Fp
0N(y I'VE aANs AZ SNN MNst act ppNmpAy.
tAeAtt let the VhaNSs esSaee NeN NNW
N Aela tatNFe MAY he AZ stake lNst ASH
seF Mrs hamilton a. tAe MNdsseR t10ssl
FhNse whe eaeNNt pess4elS call sAaNil
write tW ~pagtNalesS -
wN : stcE me AnANS ny
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-01-30
Choate Quintet
 Is Here Wednesday

If the Choate basketball team of Wallingford does not decline to play Fred Hunts Red and Black tossers, by giving smallpox as the pretense '@as s Crosby High did Saturday and the New Haven Commercials the week before, they will meet the Hill toppers in the local gym Wednesday afternoon. Jack Maher, captain of last seasons B. H. S. team, is a member of the Choate combination. and is considered as the bright parti- cular star of the team.
 The largest basketball crowd of the season, was disappointed Saturday !. afternoon when it was announced that the scheduled game between Crosby and Bridgeport had been called off. At 12:3O o'clock Satur-
 day afternoon the Waterbury Board
 of Health issued an order forbidding
 the. Crosby team to come to this city
 because of the smallpox scare. Ac- coraing to Coach Taylor, of the Cros-
 by Five, the players were all ready
 in cars and about to leave for
 Bridgeport when the order came for them to remain in Waterbury.
 Although part of the crowd left
 the gym after the announcement of the cancellation of the big game.
 many remained to watch the varsity
 team play the seconds. The big team
 defeated the seconds by a score of
 Al to 16 Coach Hunt played on the { big team and scored two field goals.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-01-30
Fight
 Offer Starts
 Smoke Fumes
By SID MERGER,

New York, Jan. 30-An ambitious effort to "smoke up' a match between Jack Dempsey and Harry Wills has been launched with William A. Brady doing the smoking and exhaIing Wills playing the time role in pan tomfne and Jack Kearns standing by in expeCtant attitude.
 kearns is awaiting a thunderous acclaim of Brady's proposition and swelling voice of public approval and demand that Dempsey erase the color line and fight Wills for the mere sat isfaction of demonstrating the su- periority of the white race.
 So far the public demand has not amounted to a whisper Even Wills has gone into silence. The voice of Brady, crying in the wilderness is the only audible evidence of the miss ing public demand And Brady is a snowman. He is included among those wIso would like to see a mixed the great mass of respectable co1ored citizens do not approve nor does the honor os the white race call loudly to be avenged.
 ager and promoter in the days when the first step in the building up'' of a match was the posting Of forfeits has reverted to the custom of 25 years ago. He has posted a certified check fer S50,00O, as an evidence of good faith He says now he wants kearns Co do the same for Dempsey but is willing to waive that formality for WillA Perhaps he suspects that the dusltF fighter has not that amount ent.
 HavinG posted his forfeit he can fake down at any time, be- cause there are no conditions attach the mana gers of Dempsey and Wills to come and see him.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-01-30
HETTlNGER OPENS
 BILLIARD TOURNEY

Ty Hettinger will represent Bridge port in the State Title Billiard tour nament that will get underway Wed nesday night at the Colonial Acad- eny, 12e Academy street, New Ha- ven. In addition to Hettinger there will be six other contestants. as fol- lows: Fred c. Burnham, Hartford i; Arthur Merrill, Branford; Irving Spencer. Derby, and Nicholas, Hub finger, Harry Hutchinson and Charles H. Miller of New Haven. The sched- ule of games follows:
 Feb. \. 7:45 D. m.--Hubinger vs. Spencer.
 Friday. Feb. 3. 7:45 p. m.-Merrill vs- MillGr.
 Feb. 4-Hettinger vs. Hutchinson; Hettinger vs- Hubinger.
 Feb. c. 7:45 D. m.-Hutchinson vs- Merrill
 Feb. T. 7;45 p. m.-Burnham vs. Feb. g. 7;45 p. m.-Hubinger vs Miller.
 Feb. 10. 7:45, p. m--spencer vs. Miller.
 Feb. 11-Burnham vs- Hutchinson, Burnhan vs. Merrill
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-01-30
IND OoS $ PORW
Johnson Here
 Ten Ye0rs Ago

Wrestling fans, shaking their memories about ten years back, remember when Helmar Johnson made his first appearanc in Bridgeport, about ten years ago, where he substituted for the op- ponent of Waldek ZbysZko, brother of the worlds champion, in a show conducted in Eagles hall. Helmar is a cousin of Fred Johnson of 59 Bronx avenue, manager of the Chester Clothing store, and will be his guest dur ing his stay here. The latter is prOfuse in extoIling the wrestling qualities of cousin HeImar and predicts he will make the worlds champion travel to the limit in tomorrow nights bout at the Casino.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-01-30
AMATEUR BOXERS TO SWAP PUNCHES
 ON CASINO CARD

On the results at the amateur box fng show tonight in the Casino will hang the selections of Bridgeports Scontenders in the New York tourna- ment to be held in Madison Square Garden on February and g, Capt Max Baum announced this morning. Capt. Baum has been notified by Sec shave his entries filed by Wednesday. Capt. Baum will send a team of eight men to New York.
 Cat Baum also announced this morning that all contenders in to- nights bout are asked to report at the Casino tonight at p. m. for the purpose of weighing in and to be examined by Dr. Harold Clark
 The officials tonight will be Louis .Bogash, referee: Boxing Commission- sers Michael Healey and Andrew sParker and Al Anderson. judges and Fred Cordially, timekeeper. The bouts will start at o'clock. Entries follow:
 108-Pound Class-Charles Grove, R Bonamici and Frank Berry. 11S-Pound Class-Anthony Palom- sbo Albert Cudahy. Phflly Lewez; Nick Younak, Jack Mitchell, Paul Rivnack and Cy Johnson.
 12s-Pound Class-Thonas Reilly James Murray. Steve Smith, Harold Gadenbrook, Albert Borin and Arthur Lee.
 13S-Pou.ld CIass-James Jackson William Nelson, Lenney Castle, Scout Quaker and John Barr.
 14S-Pound Class-J oseph smith Emil Sabol and August A. Duchene-