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The Arvada enterprise., 1922-12-21

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WdE1EkG, e. A. Ess b 6eed q
dWk 6stsd tks 1lt4 day Of Apsl
iS96. whiek q rseesdsd In beek m
rsgs u sf txs records n .ths sffles
of de CysRk anf KseosdR Of ~
County ef Js4Yssssn, Casorsds, duly
eoavsysd ~ lie RsSlse Tsssess in
Colorado. de- following deeeriIed
real sseats IN de County ef Jeffsf-
sen. Colorado. toWft: The North
east quarter one 1-l) u the South
east quarter (SE l.l) Of Section
Thirty-sfx $50, Township Three
o. South, Range Sixty.nine (ee)
West, except . strip Of land Forty
(l0) rods long by Fifteen (16) rods
wide, extending East and West, off
Of the Southeast part Of the above
described Forty (40) acres Of land,
which deed Of trust was made to Sc
cure the payment OF one promissory
note Of even date with said deed OF
trust for the sum of Five Thousand
(s5 ,00O.0O) dollars. payable to the
order Of George Kelly, one az year
nfter the date thereof, with interest
thereon ,nt six (s) per cent, per
annum until paid interest payable
scmi-annua'ly as is more rarticuarlv
set forth in said deed Of trust, re
ference to which is hereby made for
greater certainty, and.
WHEREAS, The said C. A. Lee
and all persons claiming by. through
tr under him having defaulted in the
payment Of the rrincinal Of said
note when due. tocether with inter:
est thereon since Arril -. 1921. and
IN payment Of s452.s5 taxes for
year. 1920 and 1921 which were
maid BY said George Kelly. and the
legal holder Of said note, havina
elected on account Of said default
to declare snid note unpaid. due and
NOW THEREFORE. At tn. writ.
ten request Of Georce Kelly, thf
legal holder Of said note pursuant "a
law. I. the undcrsigned. Public
Tru.tee in and for the County Of
Jefferson. Colorado. do hereby give
notice that ! will. at the hour oi
I 10 o'clock in the forenoon Of Monda,
the 9th day Of January A. D. 1928
EI INe IrOut uOOT VI tHe SOuft ttobS~
In the City Of Golden, County Of
jefferson. Colorado. sell at public
auction to the highest and best bid
der for cash, the said described pre-
misses. and all the right title and In
terest Of the said G.. A. Lee. hi
heirs and assigns therein, for thu
purpose of paying the principal sun
tf 100000, together with all in
tercst due thereon, and together Wit
taxes as above set forth and intcres
thereon, and together with At
torncy's fees, and any other indcbt
cdncss secured by said deed Of trust
and the cost and expenses Of cx
ecu'ing this trust. and will delive'
to Tho purchaser n certificate Of salt
NJ crowded by law.
Dated at Golden, Colorado. Dec
n'aSsr 6. 1929.
GUY E. JUCHEM,
Public Trvstcc in a-d for tn
ss5'- ~ Jefferson. Colorado.
~ '"-h. Dec. 1899.
\ sih I-,. I. 1928.
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PupLIc'TRusrEE,s SALE

WHEREAS. William L. Calkini
and Edward Bushell by deed OF
trust, dated the 25th day of August
1921, which is recorded in book 221
page Ais of tho records in the office
Of the Clerk and Recorder Of the
County of jefferson, Colorado, duly
conveyed to the Public Trustee in
and for the County Of Jefferson
Colorado the following described
real estate in the County Of Jeffer-
son, Colorado, towit:
The North one-half (N1-2) of the
Southwest quarter (SW 1-4) of the
Southwest quarter (SW 1-4) of Sec
tion Twelve 12), Township -Four
az South Of Range Sixty-nine (69)
West; together with all improve.
ments situate thereon including al
bitches, water, water rights and ap-
purtenances thereunto belonging or
in anywise appertaining and more
particularly one-half share OF stock
Of The Agricultural Ditch and Reser.
voir Company which deed Of trust
was made to secure payment OF two
promissory notes Of even date with
said deed of trust. for the sum OF
Fifty-five Hundred ($5500.00l dol
lars, payable to the order Of Arthur
G. Wright, One (1) and Three (3)
years after the date thereof, With IN
terest thereon at seven per cent, per
annum until maturity, and ten per
cent per annum after maturity, IN
terest payable annually rs is more
particularly set forth in said deed OF
trust, reference to which Is hereby
made for greater certainty. and
WHEREAS. The said William l.:
Calkins and Edward Bushell and all
persons claiming by. through or un-
der them having defaulted in the
payment Of one principal note IN
amount Of Twenty-Five Hundred
Dollars which became due on August
25, 1922, and IN the payment Of all
eipal sum Of rfty-fve Hundred
Dollars sines the date Of said notes
and Trust Deed, and the legal holder
Of said notes. having electsd on ae.
count Of ND default 70 declare said
notes unpaS6 due and pgyabIe.
NOW THEREFORE. AZ de writ
ten request Of Arthur g. Wright. The
legal holder Of said notes pursuant
10 IAw, /, tie unds.sfmed, Public
Trustee IN am6 for tie County Of
Jsffsrso4, Colorado, do hereby sfve
notice that r Wfl, st de hour of 10
o'clock In tie forenoon Of Tuesday
the 30tA day of UeesnbsT 4. D..
,le11, ct the 'ffont door Of t6C Court
Hoaee, IN th1e CITY Of Golden; Coun-
y Of 'Jsffcfsom; Colorado. sslI q
publie suction IL the hfRhssx and
hest bidder fcfess6. de said d1seTib-
a Ifsaiisss, and on rikSE. titlt. M
tsrS0e Of IL aaid William L. Calkihs
lnd Diward BAs6sll: tksff hsifg md
AseignG therein, f6r tie purpoee Of
aayta9 sejd psiijeipaa' san Of Hfsy
i've Aundfea dollasB tsggtllss VIA
an Interest doe dlsFsen II seeevdI
saee WitA the terms Of sai6 nue1g
s4 .aA Deed Il 1f1sk. tie indS6e
GfHiip S6cusUd b&Bs3G dssd II ttvsk
M tAtseest anA 'Gxyonsos of sxseye
~ Aisi tESsk aad wi1' dalitE tW tsg
D11eAaoee Z. esetafISskb Of su3s -
provlded by laW.
DsSsd 6 0eld6a; colbrads, Nv.
sMbse -, lo11.'
GUY e JUCHEH,
Pul6e Trustee tr saG fer ~
Cs1.ty u Jeffssseu; CAlsssa6
Fkst tub. Nov. -; mn
Lat Psb. Dee. 81; fy3E:
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-12-21

The two million dollars the Great
Western Sugar Company is going to
distribute among the beet growers Of
Northern Colorado on December %
will be about the most appreciated
Christmas gift in the west this year.
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-12-21

". ,. Milss, ,tsrnsr pabihhsr Of
Tie Englswood Enterprise mads thi1
ofilee . fFstsenal eaiI ~ mt Of
~ vsak. Nr. fflss = living IN
Denver now and leoking aresnd Tor
ID jseaaisa.,. !. us = ses Of tie msn The
,Rspsbaiean machine Of Js3fsrssa
eesaty srisA 70 iassrsee 4 seardrs
Ia pswsIAper fosN%hsa h F5Axvade
jvst bsfees -slsesssnv bst ~ had
tse mech pelit;esl -ssi ntwspapsf e.
pm;sass 70 lst beasA lflhs that
|nsls . eoat Of hin. He told sheH
|hswsvsr II tAsy vsslA hnanss a.
psspssit'sa - wssA rsa tAsa ns~s'
|vop6s
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-12-21

A. z. Sterling, well known in the
newspaper fraternity, died at the
printers home last week. Only his
pluck kept him alive for the past
several years. In talking with him
q few months ago he remarked that
he underwent 70 many blood trans
fusions that he hardly knew his own
nationality.
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-12-21

Those Republicans who were call
ing Governor-elect Sweet q Bolshe-
Wiki before election admit now that
they didn't know what they were
talking about.
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-12-21

The City Of Colorado Springs is
to have a $4,000 advertising fund
for next year. 1t is raised thru a
levy of six-tenths of mill. A
splendid idea. II the money is pro-
perly used II will prove a good in
vestment.
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-12-21
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT
AND DETERMINATION OF
HElRSHlP.

NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT
AND DETERMINATION OF
HElRSHlP.
Estate Of JOHN c. McSHANE,
Deceased. No. 1882.
Notice is hereby given that on the
sth day Of January 1928, I viii pre-
sent to the County Court Of Jeffer-
son County. Colorado, my accounts
for final settlement Of administra-
ton Of said estate, when and where
all persons in interest may appear
and object to them, II they 30 de-
sire.
Notice is also hereby given that In
the matter Of said estate LOUISA
|P. McSHANE claiming to be an heir
1t law Of said deceased, has filed In
aid Court her duly verified petition,
aSking for. Z judicial ascertainment
and determination Of the heirs Of
steh Deceased, and setting forth
that the names, posteffics Addresses
and YSiatfonshf1i ief an persons. whe
afs q WHO claim % b hsirs Of said
deceased q far - known 70 the
petitioner, are ~ fclIows. to-wit:
L0UlHA ?. 1eSHANE, widow.
=. -Os NO: AoV, AtvsVes NVsVxS~s
r Accordingly, notice g eIso hereby
gfven that uuon sd SG day Of
January fSzy, SF thg day 70 which
Tie. hsaffAgi nsy b, acSntfnusd, the
Court sWfn !pesessdvAe. receive and
kear .yg0sla sBnesfA5pg ths hetn
ef see6 deeea@gL and Wi1, upon d.
proo4A 1Apimitt11 enter q dGeseIin
nd s1Ekts dseMfntpg Sslie, ~ 6e
ksfP ,SE.4ch xfeeessd pspQn ~
u dSccsuS II ~ EAdI, t1nSasSGbt5
and ksrsdlskdiasfstVP 1uch deceased.
at vf3eA 1eArine ~ rs1seus elain-
feststs6g seW2 2.MsA 4sseo93
u ulay Sppahe1G Wqgat 0elf
D10Ut& -.s: .: ..lArs:l - -ahr.
'.ss:e Tes HX13s1MA, HAVWe0& Z,
- l. x1ni4i ix1tK. q lsad Hstpts.
First fAb. De. n r111
LOg pA6. Jan, Z IO8G.
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-12-21

Walter ?. Smith snd Son, Arvsda
Realtors have sold Mn. Twins tan
acre tract formerly Known % De
Fairvisw Fruit Gardens, loestsd
about three miles northwest of AEv-
ada on the Evans road to W. s.
Wilcoxan. a railroad man Of Denver
who will rent the place temporarily
and take possession in the spring.
They then sold Mrs. Irwin the
Arthur Giroux acre at Griffie, sta
ton and she has moved to her new
property.
Ed Meyers, county commissioner
uf San Juan county. is here SPEND
ing few weeks with his family who
make their winter home in Arvada.
lie says he left Slverton on next to
the last train before the winter
blockade started. Mr.. Meyers is q
brother to Gus Meyers.
Bert Chinn's health II such that he
has not been able to run his black.
smith shop on North Wadsworth-avt
md he has decided to sell out. HI
las good location and not 10 much
equipment but that II can be handled
for q very reasonable amount.
Fowler Hines, who Is now work
ing at the Denver postoffice say
he thought he had seen some busy
rlaces during the short years Of hi
tender young life. but that the jot
he now has is in the busiest place
place of them nil.
Stanley Pierce has gone to FIRMS
m the railroad agnin.
Ben Morp,r's hl"cksmith shop 4
ne of the busy snots in busy town
re Is wo-h'r- two h'nrksri.hs he
q'aes hir'sN'f ari tNr rlpre il MS,
W eho- - rv,- Trrv'''ion. N,
hoovvwcirN' r."'rrr we'Inr. Trc
N''~'' Seer rH-' -s7A work =. src'
'Ho'e-n'o ~~'.a- ~ Sc always hrl
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The Arvada enterprise., 1922-12-21
ADJUSTMENT DAY NOTICE

Estate Of Carl ]. T. Lindblad,
Deceased. No. 1855.
All persons having claims and de-
mands against said Estate are here
by notified to present them for ad-
justment to the County Court of
jefferson County, State of Colorado,
at the Court House in Golden, on the
sth day of January A. D. 1928.
KARIN r. LINDBLAD,
Executrix Of said Estate.
First Pub. December z, 1922
Last Pub. January 4, 1928. p
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1UoU0oAM COUNCIL a.
nAvoao MO TAUST41S

Ddwia A. Dsaia, s6ieee q ~
Hlals1pa lnAspsedsaA s1GDssls .
"01bssAoa Oeuasa - Maysss aad
Jsv1ossa" y = sdlessial IN lase
weeks Indspsadsat be says:
b SAn aGseelot1sa u Mayors and
ecuncilnsn Of ths Suburban towns
around Dssvsr. IN oss epinsoa,
Weuld b Of insstinabls value TO tn.
rsspsctive towns IN the district and
10 ~ individuals. Cooperation and
organization among industrial con-
Germs, benevolent societies and public
associations has proven Of such bone
~ thrt y II now rccornized as onc
of the necessities Of progress.
"The problems Of the towns Of this
,'istr'ct IRE cract'cal'v the same md
f-oc. frert rri Informal discus
vion bv these representatives of tho
rural communities could result in
roth'n~ but mutual good for NIL con
cerned.
"Golden. Arvada. Brighton, Aurorn.
Erelewood. Castle Rock md Iittleton
ny an means, shon,d have "Suhrr-
ban Council Of Mayors and Trust
ees."
Tn. idea is = mighty good one. a.
Mr.. Bemis says. = Vreat common
Pond !, all communities would re-
vrN. A fcw v"nrs r~c \" conceived
the idea that the ncwsraper men Of
the towns mentioned above should
forv. a- association. He put thc
rrcnosition across and the monthly
m~stines held in Denver are alway'
fuii NJ interest and every editor who
attends them is always much bene
fitsd.
OF course the success Of such ar
organization depends TO a large ex'
tent upon the man selected ns chair
man. to plan the meeting and dis
cussions. Mr.. Bcmis who Is alse
rrcsidcnt cS tho Colorado Editoria
Association Is gifted with the ahilit,
70 mt men into MI the meetings
ho-~e tho success ~ the Contra
District Press association.
Mon who are IN town board wori
covld prcfit 0reatlv to thcrsclvc'
and their town nv the formation o'
surh an association ns suggested b,
Mr.. Bemh.
The Enslewood E,tcrprisc and th'
~--,.wo,a u~r~lA hsv. consolidated
their plauta. J. z. E"vieton. form
e~,v ~ satsersnn Comfy. IA the "nh
ksAev ~ me Enterorise while VIM
Nstvss. b ~ Herald owner. The new
eumuanv wiIl b ah'e 10 handle Oh
.he hussnsss Of Eneiswood very nice
b.
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-12-21

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The Arvada enterprise., 1922-12-21

mAL p3ACD:-Wlo1s0aD wan
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The New York herald., 1922-12-07
New Orleans Entries.

FIRST RACE-Purse S700: for maiden two
y,aS five E,s,a and half turens, os-
116; First Blush. 115; Consolation. 115
Sweet Mama. 112; Don't Bother Me-, 112;
ron dtse Beauty hnos hiH SPEEDY Man M Royal
Also eligible: Fleetng. 112: wrangler.
115; Reformer, 1i5; zoona. 112; Ad-
SECOND RACE-Pursc 500; claiming; for
four-year-olds and upward; SIX furlongs
Two Pair. Iio;, 'vella X. 1922 Firstes
nook, io5 Sol Taylor. lilo; Not Yet. io7 /;
.Machiavelli, 113; General Petain. 1lo;
Annette Teller. 1o7; Youneed. 1l5; 'Promis-
113 .Goiden Floss. 113: winneconne. if2
.Chicken. 1922 Ting-A-Ling. 115: Silence.
THIRD RAcE-Purse 500; claimlng for
four-year-olds and upward; six furlongs
Lura, 1o7: Aillire. ITO; Amanda. 11o;
Capers, 1o7; Marie g. 1922. Arctit King.
hon is Map.c aG shmdy gmSy HI os io sandal MI
wood. 11s: 'Herald. 1i3. Also eligible: ST
Just. 1i0; 'Locarno. 1o5; Ragazza. ITO;
Rivulet, 1o7; May Bodine. 107: 'Charles
FOURTH RACE-Purse s7oo; ciaiming for
three-year odds and upward; one and one
White Haven. los 'British Liner. los @
Johnny over,on, 1oe; Toresiere. Jos; VIII
III; Blazonry, i'll. Also eiisibls Kins
FIFTH RAcE-Purse s7Oo; for all ages
.Meuse. 114; Nordecit. 100: .Rep. 1io: SSH
LawnfaI, lis; .Neddam, 115: Sea Mint 100
SIXTH RAcE-Purse 500; claiming; for
sixteenth miles: Bonneville. III: swalnut
Hall. 100; Tricks, 100: Dada. 1o2
,,Phel.n, 100; May Roberts. 1os; Bermont,
winks, 1902; 'Bribed Voter. 100: Cockroach.
Ill. Also eligible Tulsa, 1O6
Apprentice allowance OF five pounds
claimed
The New York herald., 1922-12-07
MALLORY TO LEAD
: YALE 1928 ELEVEN
Defensive Star Unanimous
Choice Of Twenty-Five Foot
ball Letter Men.

Special Dispatch to THE NEW YoRK HERALD
NEW HAVEN. Dec. 6.-William Nicely
Mallory OF Memphis, Tenn. Junior in
the academy department and mainstay
OF Yale's secondary defense for the last
two seasons. was tonight elected cap
tain of the Yale football team for next
year, the election being unanimous.
There were no other nominations.
Mallory was star on the freshman
team Of two years ago and his play on
the varsity teams during 1921 and 1929
stamped him as one of the best defen-
sive backs in the East. This year he
was injured just before the West Point
game, but got into that contest. He did
not play against Princeton, but did
against Harvard
Mallory is catcher on the baseball
team and is good hockey player. al
though he has never gone out for the
varsity team. He prepared at the Pom
fret School, Pomfret. Conn.
The men who played in the Princeton
and Harvard games. twenty-five In all.
took part In the election and later were
informally banqueted at the Taft Hotel.
They were Jordan, Beckett, Bench, Cross,
Cruikshank. Deaver, Diller, Eddy.
Greene. Herr, Huffman, Joss. Lincoln
LoveJoy, Luman. Miller, Neale. Neidling-
er, Mallory, O'Hearn, Pillsbury and
Scott.
The New York herald., 1922-12-07
Havana Results.

FIRST RACE-For two-year-olds; claiming
purse. 500: five and half furlongs.
and 1920. won; Illusionlst. 105 (Merimee),
$3.50 and $3.50. second: Gonwithim, 105
(Fields). $2.10. third Time. :07 3-5. Miss
Ruth L.. veneno. Nutty and Bob Prater
SECOND RACE-For three-year-olds and up
ward; claiming; purse. $700: five and a
half furlongs. Valentine dor, 10s (Brun-
ner. $500, $3.50 and g.. 2.eo, won; Winds Of
second; Luimeme, lo7 (Grace). $500. third
Time. :o7 3-5. Foul Weather. Awning,
5oseDi,ne O Ad K. @a Marshai Tiissman ay AE"i snd
THIRD RAcE-l'or three-year- -olds and up
ward; claiming; purse. 800: five and a
S14.1o and $3.50 won Superior, 10 J.
Chance, il2 &C: Tayior,. $3.50. third.
Time. 1:o7 Is: Walter Whitaker. Acosta.
Misericorde, San Diego, Homan, Hatrack
and Machine Gunner also ran.
upward; claiming: purse. s7oo; six fur.
longs. Dad 10s (Stutts), $3.50. s6.7o and
1920. won: Billy Lane. 113 tBrothersl.
$3.50 and 1920. second Koran. 1o3
Lady. Ciceronian. The Enquirer. Old SIN
ner and Mallowmot also ran.
FIFTH RACE-The Oriental Handicap; for
all ages; purse. 200; one mile. Chief
won; Buddie Kean. ITO (Brothers). $40
and out. second: Sea Prince, III (Gantner). 4.
out. third. Time. :3s. salvo and Crom-
we'll also ran.
ward; claiming; purse. 500; one mile and
sixteenth Harlock. 100 (Yerratt). $500,
$40 and $500. won; The Pirate. ia
(Fieldsl. $3.50 and $3.50. second; Stone
1:47 3-5 Marie Augusta. coscorron. King
B and Walter Turnbow also ran.
The New York herald., 1922-12-07

becoming
or fudge after boxing match It even rown on taxing
Kick throwing bottle at him 1t has become radical expects the
This pretty tough In the old where prominent
hes man to win or friend end his has interest @ some %
can do is to the officials There is touch bunch here and
family bye and life
1t. do hope it won't be
AND to be 50 cd that he isn't even expected take
Age ebindsu tast gear a cord:
s
offers u a
he the adeh haur
IS undone;
Fear and the heart Of fool
limbs really
he amateur oos @ shoeake @ @ is b oan ves na @ co m p M b %
long match but they are mighty few
everything it which left While for children
large marbles The pockets the result labor
thing the balls out Rules those Of pool billiards
Anything specially covered under the head of unspsmane
conduct But the exact term used mot chubby
Walking
And pocketng a to a
Harold McGrath
had imported that the civil popua
ton could get under in an air raid As nsr @ Of us h4s much
that the way to play safe was leave the cue ball in the middle of
Perhaps Of the big liners can be induce " lay
practice on the trip
And
outside the three mile limit
The New York herald., 1922-12-07
PAL MORAN TO BOX
HANLON AT RINK S. G.
Rugged Lightweights Promise
to Interest Brooklyn Patrons
of the Ring.
Nv CHARLES r. MATHIsON.

Pal Moran. the clever and hard hitting
lightweight of New Orleans, will appear
in the ring of the Rink s. c.. Brooklyn
tonight in a twelve round encounter with
Jimmy Hanlon of Denver. Moran has
done excellent work in this vicinity and
can be depended upon to set fast pace
in his contest with the rugged and com
bative Hanlon. The Denver boy Is OF
the rushing. mauling and aggressive type
and 1t takes clever, stiff punching
opponent to stave him on.
Judging by the past performances OF
the pair, the spectators at John Icons
club should see much action. In another
bout Frankie Callahan, who once was
contender for the lightweight honors,
will engage In a contest scheduled for
ten rounds with Henry Mick, new
conner in the ring game. Mick is a much
Younger man than Callahan and pos
sesses great strength in addition to a
hard punch, and the veteran Will need
to box at his best to win from the
youngster.
The fate that has befallen Jack Brit
ton, Willie Jackson and some others OF
the veteran boxers may not have any
terrors for Callahan. but he certainly
will need all his resources when he faces
Mick tonight.
Johnny Curtin, favorite bantam of
New Jersey, who has recovered from the
effects of the foul blow landed on him
by Danny Edwards. will appear at Mad
ison Square Garden next Monday night
In ten round bout against Johnny
Kaiser, clever boxer from st. Louis.
Kaiser. like Curtin, is Irish, his real
name being Neale. These bantams are
nothing If not aggressive, and lively
contest is assured.
Tom McArdle, matchmaker Of the Har-
lem-Fairmont A. c.. naturally regrets the
disturbance at his club last Monday
night, during which some person un-
known to the special police hung a right
hook on the left ear Of Boxing Judge
Charles Miles. Mr.. McArdle claims there
were extenuatlng circumstances. and
asserts that the blow was a light one
and left no marks on the judges coun-
tenance. Mr.. McArdle also sets forth
that Referee Griffin and the other Judge
escaped without being punched. Mr..
Griffin, with great presence Of mind, re-
mained in the ring until the arena was
cleared.
Charley Izzo, the Coney Islander with
a knockout punch, Is in great demand
these days and has engagements In the
near future at several clubs.
Boxing men In New Jersey are very
active and many good bouts are cardA.
The Stadium Boxing Club of Jersey City
has arranged good matches for its en-
tertainment tomorrow night at the
Greenville Schuetzen Park. Johnny Reis-
ler is scheduled to meet Lew Snyder Of
Bayonne, and Willie O'Connell. former
amateur flyweight champion. will box
Scotty Melcomb.