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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-11
MAUI DEFENDS
GRAIN BOARD
Restriction Would Switch
World Market


CHICAGO. OCT. ii---LiNeraool Or
winnlpex viii become the world
esaln center, IN case legislation Z
.,,,rsed rcstfseting trading on ths
ssh,caoe Board Of Trade. John X.
NM secretary Of the worlds lead.
,pv grain mart, told the federal trade
submission investigators here To-
daN. .
ac.nlng a close watch on the move
rsnt 10 restrict the chioago Board
~ rvaae.~ Mauf said. "and In case
trading Is greatly hindcrcd. the
worlds grain market will be trans
forrc.l TO one Of those cities"
ThlS Maui said. would result In
serious handicap 20 American grain
producers.
Maui In answer 90 questions hy
Victor Murdoch. chairman OF the fed
.rai trade commission. told of tho
operations Of the Roard % Trade.
lie explained that the board deter
mines the congested condition of Gle.
waters thru the work % three ex.
pcrts. who are constantly watching
conditions.
Lack ~ capacity Of elevators 20
handle crops drives cash grain prices
downward" Nau fsaid
: He estimated the puhlle's elevator
capacity 81 the country AT a,Soo, o0o.
geo bushels.
Right now there i ample room in
warehouses and elevators 10 handle
the situation" Maui stated.
Joseph =. Griffin. president of the
board, followed Maui on the stand
lie told FIRST az the only Suspension
% trading in wheat during the war.
on orders ~ Herbert Hoover. Trad.
ing in ether grain was continued at
that time.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-11
Mayor Gives O. K.
to Chief Mantor

branding as untrue reports that
he had threatened 10 removs Fire
Chief George NJ Manter from office.
in retaliation for the falluV Of the
city council 20 confirm hlssappolnt.
rnert Of Carl =. Gsssman as super.
infenaent Of tho department OF
streets and severn. Mayor Brown
said Wednesday that Manfor II
fhoroiy satisfactory and win remain
IN office indefinitely insofar as he ia
concerned.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-11
BIG STAGE
MADE HERE

A new $4,000 stage OF tho Call
fornla llrnousfn. type has Just been
completed here for the Camas
Stagc Co. Of Portland. The he's
bus is the most up-todafe ono IN
Washington and was built by the
Christy body builders II carries
- passengers in comfort ard has
three compartments. IL viii b.
put on a daily ss.milo run from
kelso 10 Portland.
OF seven buses OF It's type owned
By the Camas Co, fivs were built
In Seattle. the owners saying that
the Seattle work was most satiz-
faefory and the cheapest available.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-11
Three Alaska Boats
Due in Port Friday

Three vessels IN the service Of the
Al3ska Steamship company are
scpeduled 70 arrive in Seattle Fri.
nay morning. They are the In.
touche, Capt. J. FLYNN: the Ketchl.
gan, Capt Conrad, and the Cordova,
Capt J. Simpson. The Latouche
carries a full cargo Of salmon: the
hetchikan - bringing copper ore
Ipr The Tacoma srnelter and the
aordoya has n general cargo.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-11

With IS cents len after payfns
his rent. W. orent. %. a marine
fireman. surnsd on tho Eas In his
room at the Oregon hotel. zsesh
First ave. Wednesday. He was
found dead BY the proprietor and
two investigators from the Seattle
Lighting company who were called
10 find a gas Leak.
Grent had been out Of work owing
70 III health. and. as he was out ~
funds. decided 20 XIII himself. nc
cording 20 Harry w. johnson. dspu-
" coroner.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-11
MAN, 70, SAYS
HE'S NO VAMP

WOODLAND. Cal. Oct. lid
mund clark. Ss.ycnr.old dancing mas
ter and fiddler. says he's not hypno.
sist nor home breaker. as charged
by William H. Thompson. ~,
raneher.
rftS AT rot" he asserted today.
There Ii nothing irregular between
Mrs. Thompson aud myself
II " another chapter ln tho reter.
nal Triangle and will he told In Jus
fice Il. W. Harrisona court here Sat.
urday when Clark Will he given a
preliminary hearing on 4 charge Of
assault with a deadly weapon.
THOMPSON brough, the charge.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-11
Vital Statistics
BIRTHS

Births iu their househa ids are re-
ported BIZ the following Seattle mem
Torgcrson. Howard A.. itis W. 6srd
Takisaws. Atsushi. III Dearborn s,..
Hsime.. O. W.. SO N Ts,h st, Eirl
Hawthorne. T. -, zGi1 w. TIsh 81.
carlson. Axsi W.. issI ssra ave. ~.
girl
Larson. Carl y. Preston. girl.
MarchIe, umeerto. siiz attn are Il
W.. glft
Mason. Francis Douglas. s7es Third
wiIso1; Walter h. s7s1 ii,A ave n
Fenton. francis ~ ssss Maynard
Allbritton. william Claude. Rich
mcna Highlands boy.
sommerfieid. Custave. 1896 ssth ave.
Msfsle. xilsn a. seat Third ave. N.
boy.
Badger, Norman Mash. 1850 Seventh
ave. ". r.. boy.
r.ambaFt. Ohio T.. 1915 ~ 5tth st.
boy.
Erickson. Carlton J.. Botheii. Dor.
Triple. Frank Lee. bffs Harness ave,
girl
wsttsraner Andrew. sio2 18th ave
- let
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-11
How Good Is the
Word of a LAWYER?

How good n. an attorneys word,
anyhow
Howard Cosgrov.. attorney for
Albert Brothers, Milling Co. and
Deputy Prosecuting Attorney Ches-
ter A. Bachelor we're battling
wednesday before Justice Of the
Peace c. c. Dalton.
My word Is as good az his any
lay" said Cosgrove. indicating
Bachelor. then he added. ''and his
word in't worth very much in this
case"
Order finally was restored. and
Judge Dalton fined the AIbers COM
pany 5000 because certain stock seed
did not test out according 70 the
label.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-11
MALE nrr.r WANTED
LIAM i'fTifounAriiY

To the boy who II thru with the
grammar school, and who IL unde-
cided what 20 DO. the photographic
Industry offers exceptional oppof~
tunitiea as a llfa work.
lafenta who are worrying over tho
problem what nhali 1 do WIN
my boy" would do well 10 look
Into tho possibilities % lltho-
graphing az a profitable vocation
IL in an ail-the-Yepr employment,
under tho best sanitary conditions,
and With exceptionally good pay
for those who become proficient.
The ambitious worker graduates 10
the foreman, tho superintendent
or TO the office. and there II a
dearth OF anch material today.
This means that there ~ no limit 20
the possibilities OF young man
with Will 60 succeed.
There are two apprentice vacancies
IN cur plant now. and we VIII pc
GLAD 90 take up the question with
either the young man himself vf
his parents, and advise him adj
Snnthgeoualy.
Apply between 4 and at the
NORTH PACIFIC RANK NOTE
co, iio3 Post ~, Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-11

srLvERToN. Colo. Oct ii.--one
unidentified man was burned 70
death and a score Of persons had
narrow escapes when fire destroyed
the lodging house OF Frank Anesl
here today. Ancsi's wife and eight
children were rescued with diffi-
Guilty.
The fire was caused by defective
wiring. II n believed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-11
Foster Father of
Hoover Ia Dead

PORTLAND. Oct. 1ls-Dr. ". j..
Mmtnorn. uncle and foater.fathsr
% Herbert Hoover. secretary Of
commerce, died here today az the
result OF an operation for a closed
gan duct Or. Minthorn had been
lingering for two weeks on the
verge OF death and his life had
been dcapaiTed OF.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-11
Libby Maine Here
With Salmon Cargo

The freighier Libby Maine arrived
~ port at 5 a. IN. Wednesday from
Taku. Alaska. with fun cargo Of
salmon.
me West lisp arrived from
australia via Gan Francisco with n
general cargo. The vessel IN In the
service OF the A. NJ. onIispie com.
pany.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-11
Fisherman Seeks
to Collect Wage

Seeking 10 recover payment for
his services and tho use OF his
gnsoline schooner zlarin, Domenic
fsrnnnica flied suit in superior court
wednesday for ss.s7e.To. Defend.
ants named are Edward n. Driese
and wife, r. Elntoff. and Carl Ru.
bernstein. doing business as the Mas
sau Fish Go. and tho Atlantic.
Pacific Packing Co.
Brannica claims that he has not
been paid for his seasons work IN
catching and packing herring In
Alaska.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-11
DEATHS

seitz, Lois. 6s years.
Schiller. Matthias, 81 years.
Mclean. Margaret, 81 years.
B0Rlln, Anna. eb years.
Antenuccl. Glovanina Circlii.
years.
Harper. Ben. so years.
Tomiln, DAVID Richard. eS years.
Dezeli. Sarah. 10 years.
Devine. Edwin Clarence. 81 years.
Hlnsdale. Julia NJ. 81 years.
Mailing, Edward, ~ years.
Ogino. TamaJi. 43 years.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-11

ACRE TRACTS. WITH SMALL NEW
cottages, fronting on soft. bouie-
ward: city water: walking dis
lance from three car lines; or un-
improved tracts on which we will
assist You in building. Also boNu-
tiful view lots. all on very easy
terms.
See Mr.. Chandler. corner 26th ave
y. w. and Spokane st.. or phons
West 0i9s.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-11
TILE sTEAMsnIr celllo.

THE STEAMSHIP Cello. Capt.
Charles Iarson commanding. arrived
at Pier 4 Wednesday morning from
San francisco with a general cargo
and 80 passengers aboard. The yes.
vel will load q cargo here aud will
san for San Pedro on sunday,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-11
ATTENTION. MEM

Did YOU ever look AZ your weekly
check and say I'm worth more
than that. 1 can't get anywhere
on this sob. lt'a the same old
nfind over and over. ! am going
- quit aud set position where
can make some real money and
get hhpad. where 4 can develop
my brains instead Of muscle
'-fhe world pays more for brains
than Tor muHcle" II you have
said tho above. you are the man
va afr looking for. We will teach
you. absolutely free. ono OF the
hcnt courses In scientific sales
manship, In your spare time, After
YOU are qualified We viii give you
position whore you can earn
from $50 20 ti0o a week. This OPP
poftunlty N open 20 yeu N YOU
arc willing 10 learn. Can take on
10 men only. Call AZ 10 a. ~. o.
tao g. m. on Thursday az room
iea ia the Court building. en-
trance Fourth and Marion.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-11

oLYMPIA.---Grant County bank at
Ephrata reported TO have failed. due
20 crop failures.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-11

Name and Residence. Age.
Armstrong. Harold. Seattle ......lS
Depew. Celia. Seattle .-...-......iT
Chance, william J.. Seattle ...Lagal
smith. Lucy. Seattle .......... Legal
Wadleigh. w. IT., Seattle Legal
snively. Cora sylvia. Seattle legal
lHeIaier, Albert. Redmond =. Legal
Meinhardt, WilheImina. Ingle-
WOOD s..-.s......... 80. .ifeai
Jennings, Charles H.. Seattle Legal
Alexander. Reah NJ. Seattle Legal
Johnston. Allen r., Seattle ..... 20
Springetun. Edith May. Seattle 20
seRbere. Charles, Seattle Legal
AyreH. Nellie ~. Seattle ......Iscsal
Dukas. Peter, Seattle mann. Legal
Douglas Myrtle. Tacoma Legal
Anderson, John o.. Everett illegal
Snowden. Hannah r., Seattle. Legal
Schneider, Joseph. Seattle 80. Legal
Nissen, Mathiide Andrea. Sc
attic .s%....s+.ss .ss.s..s 80 Leg NJ
Aihrecht. John. Seattle ...........37
Warren. Ruth. Seattle ...........2f
Hanson. Edwin g., Seattle .......43
Tomlinson. Gertrude A.. Seattle ..2s
Harclaon, George, Seattle .....30
katsanis. Ageliko H.. Seattle ....22
Lutz. Marvin X, Frankfort. Kan. ~
Robinson, Dorothy. Minneapolis ..is
Naramoro. Hal s., Seattle Legal
Folzor, Genevieve. Seattle 49,. lie gal
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-11

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end power overconi. tired feel.
ins. Revive your veal glands ana
lost energy by using Hefvuirs
Multi Gland Tablets, uuarantosd
HFncfif'rs MI,pfcISr co
Rox stf, Seattle. wash.
WEAK oisANpa CAUSE ENfiAus-
tion. ricepiesNneas, frrttah'iitr
and fatigue GLAND TAB.
LETS ere guaranteed 10 restore
these glands and overcome weak
nese. ny mail. so tablets tl,la
Chester Medical Co. sss gard av. ~
CON tSEMENTs 1AKEN ~
nurse. who will assist those -
ne@d ftis ~ Pine.
ANYWHERE ON suuNn
by beat. reasonable rates. eau
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FOR sALE--ACREAGE
PIE CHERRIES
ISLAND BELLE GRAPES

Best money makers In this Puget
sound country. Buy land IN this
proven district with sunshine,
freedom from frost. where grow
ers are organized.
& ecrer with beach frontage. timber
Tor buildings. fuel, fencing and
vineyard posts. Productive soil.
FOR 1915. terms.
10 acres with beach frontage; spring
water. bearing fruit: part Of land
cleared; ready 10 plant Price
10 acres with new dwelling; beach
10 occupy. for f.i25.
Facts, fun information. free folder
with map. 20 inquirers. Charles
fomsra Co. Alaska bldg.
NEAR DIES MofNEs
s s,ss,. fronting ona gil Higslnlse; powerful
8 acres; Highiine: house; fruit;
AT SUNNYDALE
3 acresi near school; level; handy
transportation fi.iko, 1850 cash.
LAKE nuKIES CAR
acres: hair cleared: level: 1890.
acre: right ON car and boulevard:
Sound view. 1900.
y. c, Crawford. sis New York bldg.
VERY GOOD OFFER
L-acre place: land well adapted for
truck gardening, with clear. wide
trout stream crossing property.
$50 first payment will handle this
property. balance easy monthly
payment At Inglewood Park.
s2o WALKER BUILDING
Hccond and UnfverHlfy
rhona Elliott 0lt2
IMPROVED SMALL FARMS
Go acres improved berry and
poultry farms. with good build
tngs; sofnc places equipped for
ss q s agRsfss On s shs ...y 'r pss
men, plan. We can suit you as
90 price. terms location and i'm
proyemcntr. Take East Madison
car and kirkland ferry ia. Burke
a Farrar'a office at Kirkland.
VERY CHEAP ACRE TRACTS
Al north city limits; good soil; small
creek. city water. lights. etc Any
WESTERN LANDS. Ina. Owners
aik Green bldg. Main ITO.
~ ACRES; Z ACRES CLEARED; T.
room house. big barn. chicken
houses; brooder house: fruit trsses
berries. plenty Of hay; $3.50;
easy terms. HANDY TO Seattle.
cHAPpELr1 att Crazy bldg.
10 ACRES. = CLEARED. BALANCE
easy. sandy loan: small creek:
hiniic salt water; mile TO wharf:
boatS daily. ssc fare; 81 0oo;
terms. II. 4. Hennassry. $40 Hoyt
st.. Portland. Ore
30 ACRES. WITH GROOM HOUSE:
prosperous neighbors on all ntdcs:
splendid land. Price $4,000: 800
cash. SIS per month.
II. G. PETERS. 7t6 Third Ave.
10 AIRES. FIRST CLASS SOIL:
good 6-room house: no clearing:
miles from North Bend: $1,000:
half cash. Terms 70 suit Geo.
England. 2sss <fet S. W.
10 ACRES. EAST OF LAKE WASH
ingtpn. onn open ditch VIM
divide.
l. n. ROPER. Kenwood szss
Ga FOR SALE-FARM LANDS
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I0sT AM, FOUND

1919 1920 -
LOST, SUNDAY NooS. ~ NEidH-
dale dos. about 8 months old
answers 20 name % Patsy, Hr-
ward. Deacon sese. iaos fsth
ave ~
LosT-coRAf. CAMEO BROOCH
enclrcira with pearls. ON Hoyiaton
Madison cr summit. Return room
$50 Central Didg.
LOST wiiirE PERSIAN CAT. ~.
nfniN Saturday. Answers to the
name of ''fiaby" West ossf-R
tie REv'ARD FOR THE RETURN
0r silver gray Persian cat. sos
Queen Anne, Garfield etni.
lost COLLIE ftfrfsY. fEAAfE.
from Grand View farm. Lake sam
mamlsh. oct Z. 1919
FouNis MONEY ON NORMAN Nr
owner call AFa W, kiely' as2s
IRVING -.
Iosr YOUNG FEMKTE SuiIIE.
Ne sss. Phone Capitol s5te. Re-
Losr SUNDAY. wHfeT WATCH.
nwIss ,nnkn. kewsr.s. lesi Lomrih.
. fraAt,s< htt.P WANTED
tsstis FER bozES HEcORATfNci
pillow tops 81 home. Experience
UNNECESSARY Particulars for
stamp. Tapestry Faint Co. ~
Lagrange. Ind.
Piano Tuners
PIANO TUNER wrRoM TUNES Pr
sno. right. - Main 1890.
HEMsTtTtitfNd. picoTfN0, tc.
Naa1u costumes rented. tt6
Fttel liidg.. second and fihe
RA0TtNE rfANo pLA ZINC
taught soc rfn~ IT,
MALE HELP WANTED
CARPENTERS WANTED FoR THE
feficwings The complete ftuiah-
ing of Interior - one Groom
house. the partial finsahinE ~ one
groom bungalow. the satire con-
stfucffon 81 one Groom and ga
rage residence. Each and all hy
labor contracts. Save your tlfn~
By arranging for appointment by
phone. Usually nj pffirn after ,
p m. SOL Arctic Bldg. Eiilott
1881, or evenings and fill sac
mornings At Capitol 91To. John
BETTER watch and ,sw~iry rspsir Tee
tesa Alarm and msntsl elocaA
Stafford n Hehwara t0o1 Arcade
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20 acres OF fine esit loan
eoli. no rock or gravel: abb
soiutcly level. good sized
creek. with fine spring water:
lots Of cedar for fencing. etc:
good roads. with best mar
kot facilities; located close
20 Arlington, the moat pros-
porous farming district in
snohomish county. Only $40
per acre. on very easy
Terms. You will find this
Just az represented.
II. NJ. NELSON
acT geahoard Bldg. Seattle.
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FUNERAL NOTICES

sANKEY--sas bellevue n. Mrs.
Ellen u. Oct 10. tasa. iioay ~
tho parlors Of the Home undrttak.
ing Go. Funeral announcement
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Phinney Ridge
Special

BALANCE $50 PER MONTH
Modern bungalow. on corner lot.
with south front: only one year
old. and only two blocks 90 Fhin-
ney ear; oak floors. fireplace;
bookcases. dandy kitchen with
nook; two large. light bedrooms:
linen closet and bath: cement
basement. with laundry. and hot
water heating plant Let us show
you what bargain this home is.
Phinney Ridge Realty Co.
SEt7 phinney Ave. Sunset b407.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-28

kesfst Connor and Marty Barrett mr.,
larrei, 'or or nouts at Atlantic City Aprll q
thie Conrnmts wants TO meet Buddy FitzgerslI
W Chaney' Is ANXIOUS Tor Il contest with
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-28
FRANK 0'NEIL WILL
MANAGE KARNAC CLUB
Germantown Team Expects to Have
One Of City's Best Baseball Teams

The Karnac Baseball Club. of Ger
mantown. will have one Of the hest
mi.pro clubs in the city on thc field
This year. The team has been greatly
erengthcnrd by the addition Of some
ltellar performers. and will have new
aanager in Frank O'Ncil. one Of Ger
nantown's best shOrtstops in his play
ing days.
Asa nucleus for this years team he
Us Il. BOlgcr. Il. Transuc. T.. A. Boil
and Morgan from Inst years squad.
T. bOlgcr starts with a record Of twcn-
y.sM wins in thirty starts last year
I'd r. Transue is another hurler noted
or his effectiveness.
Inc Bolgcrs are Outfclders. Ennis
solger being Karnac's best hitting per-
ofmer. Morgan will play his usual
anne at first base. Among the new
layers signed are Hamilton and II.
ransue. OF kenai: Carmody, of Logan
n, a.: lawson. Of Germantown High !.
sm and Ellis Srhaefer. of the same
ehool. and Griffith and Ward, Of
american Pulley's 1919 squad.
Iharnac's biggest games are with
mon, of Germantown, with which it
ts contracted five game series. There
Keen rivalry between the teams, as
uaion Is managed by the former man
OF karnac. karnac has not vet sc--
Isa a home grounds and at present
~ play away. For games address
Auur F. Bolgcr. GAO Ogontz avenue.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-28
NELSON OUTSLUGS
|. GRITTY O'DONNELL
italian and Irish Lads Put on
Hard-Hitting Battle at
Olympia
ABE GOLDSTEIM WINNER
E G0LDSTEIN WINNER
by LOUIS II. JArFE

I ESS harder mittmen would have
- been unable to stand up under the
respective attacks Of the brace of joe
boys-O'Donncll and Nelson-in their
eight round bout Mt the Olympia last
night. O'Donnell started on a rally at
the beginning of the final frame that
might have earned for him q draw. but
Nelson came back fightingly before the
finish. and the Italian was entitled to
the verdict over his rugged Iris op-
ponent.
Nelson rompcd out in front in the
first round. Hc kept jabbing and right
crossing almost for the entire period.
while O'Donnell was in there uncorking
pile. driving wallops. Nelson kept beat
ing the other Joe to the punch. and in
one instance he caught O'Donnell a lit
tie off balance and the latter was half
punched and half pushed almost through
the ropes.
It was O'Donncll's turn to take the
lead in the second. forcing Nelson to
break ground throughout the canto.
The New Jersey lad kept boring in.
letting fly with both hands for the
hcad and body. Nelson being forced to
back away in order to evadc the hcfty
hits Of joey, me by.
O'Donnell repeated in the third. but
Nelson came back strongly before the
end of the chapter and cvened up mat
tcrs Tor ihe three mihutes. IN the
.c'.I .onrtn ana nitn Giuseppes ieit pecams e
svlient ana ne puI on pretty piece OF
ooxlhg' outpohting oDohheii py
margin IN poth ROUNDS.
Nelsoh Went onck 10 swapping
puncnses as aEah IN 'ne nixth' nrst one
una tnen tne otner ieaaing, WIN mtue
10 choose DrtWeen tnem tor mn. INC sesslon
s at tme S.m,, sUTnu oI tns goms. Inc sevenCn .n
,Guhd ,1u " nonnell ngn'ing MS oest lot
uns evening. anu hc "ahopeo He'soh
"r9nna pie.t! naru. A., >- , =,
Dtsinnns tne elshth New Jersey Joe
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-28
amateur Sports

The I.yndenhurst Club viii have a fast
ball club this sea son and would like to ar
range games with teams in and around the
city having grounds. -. Twilight games are
also desired. James W. Cassidy. 421 Wall
nut street.
The Gartland Club. Of Parkiand. Pa. lie
making great preparations for the coming
season. building stands and a new club.
At home with BrIdssburs. on May I. Well
about e. sisp:; -, i1clyainaS "PuS, Bs!dier
Fritz, Lefty Hallman. Lou Erause. Games
vii be played at home on Saturday. y.,,ia1a and
oates. Frank J. McCloskey. 7ol Indiana
avenue
travelling team. would like, TO hear. from
teams OF the same age. having grounds and
Offering reasonable Inducements. William
Shulman 2948 West Gordon street.
Tho All Saints Club. OF South Phiiadel-
phia.. Will put a strictly frst-ciass nine on
the field this season. and would like to hear
from all teams In or out ot town. offering
reasonable Inducements. Edward Melwig.
Jr. 2625 South Aldine street.
The CANINE Jrs. would like to hear from
thirteen ffteen-year-ods teams. NJ. Green,
12l West Montgomery avenue.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-28
LARGE ENTRY LIST FOR
AMATEUR RING TITLES
PrclininarIes to start at 1880 To.
morrow NIaht

So many entries have been received
for the Middle Atlantic States cham.
pionships, to be decided under A. A. U.
sanction at the Olympia A. A.. Broad
and Bainbridge streets, tomorrow night
and Friday night. that It will be neces-
sary to start the preliminarics at Z 80.
Harry McGrath. chairman Of the com.
mittee In charge Of the affair, made this
announcement last night.
About $50 aspiring boxers. repre-
senting dozen different clubs. colleges
and from different States, are listed
While amateur boxing in Philadelphia
virtually has been at standstill, it
looks as If this tournament Is going to
be a big success.
All Of the champions, with the cxcep-
tion Of Dan Gartin. have been entered.
and there IS host Of newcomers in
amateur competition. While such box
ers rs Harry Paschal. Chick Wasey.
Marty Summers. Billy Shecran, James
McGurk, Tommy O'Malley. Joe Guinan.
Sam Blackiston and Willie Cannon loom
ms favorites in their different classes,
there are SO many entries that some sur.
prises probably will result.
The complete list Of entries for the
preliminary bouts tomorrow night will
be released by the A. A. U. tomorrow
morning.