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not only among the seething
millions Of Russian peasantry,
but even among a considerable
number Of workers, who in their
wild hunt for bread, most Of the
factories having shut down, took
to petty speculation, thus chang
ing their class status over night,
as 1t were.
The restlessness in the country
had been soon translated into
action. Peasants revolted in some
gubernais (states). and then came
the big revolt of sailors in Kron-
stadt. These were by no means
isolated cases; they were rather
symptomatic Of a coming coun-
try-wide movement.
REVOLT THREATENED.
At that crucial moment. when
Russia stood on the verge Of a
new revolt that threatened to
hurl her heading into unparal-
leled anarchy, the Communist
party seemed divided: there were
those who refused to read the
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-03-18

Bukharin's earlier works are:
"Soviets and Parliament" "Pro-
gram Of Communists" Political
Economy" 1.-THE Economics OF
the Transformation Period" 1.-THE
Class Struggle and the Russian
Revolution" Down With the In
ternational Pirates" and "Anar-
chy and Scientific Communism"
Bukharin's star has been rising
steadily since the Inauguration
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-03-18

OF the new economic policy. At
that moment Soviet Russia stood
at a parting OF the ways.
She had come out completely
victorious from the war against
organized counter revolution, but
in the intensity OF the struggle
the Soviets had lost every SEM
blance of economic equilibrium.
Disintegration had been setting
in fast. There was widespread
discomfort with the Communists,
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-08-02
MEXICAN CROPS
 SHOW INCREASE

MEXICALI, Lower California. Aug "A better crop year than in sey- eral years is indicated in Sonora and Sinaloa States of Mexico by shipments arriving from Quaymus and other west coast points on the steamers plying the Gulf of Califor- mia with supplies for Lower Cali fornia, most of which are trucked from Port La Bomba to this city. Grain. beans, potatoes, and tomatoes have furnished the bulk of several large cargoes, the balance being made lup of liquors.
 The only slump these two sections received this year, farmers state, was in connection with the cante- loupe crop, upon which the aphos pest descended suddenly when the crop was about ready to be shipped. The entire crop was wiped out in less than forty-eight hours. the grow CTS report Of 900 cars ready to be shipped, less than 20 were saved.
 General farming activities in the two States are said to be seventy five per cent. in excess of last years operations.
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-08-02
ALASKA IN
 PORT TODAY SOU7|'H'|B!OUND |
Has Fish Cargo Aboard from Westward Passenger
 Space Filled.

|
 On the way to Seattle from the Westward, steamer Alaska. Capt. Gus Nord, arrived at Junean at ' o'clock this morning and sailed at 10 o'clock, The Alaska has cargo of copper ore from Cordova and salmon and herring from the westward plants aboard, The ship took on a small fish cargo from Juneau and concen- itrates from the Alaska Juneau mill. The passenger space aboard ship Is entirely filled,
 Passengers arriving here were Miss Neya Anderson Mrs. w. D. Campbell. Miss Clancy, Miss Gala gher, Miss Wallcott l.. Sehulman, R. A. Maurer, T. M Edisoon.
 Passengers leaving Juneau were: For Seattle-Mrs. o. Lane, E. R. Jaeger. R. ]. Sellers, M B. Draper, c. Holmethlen, G Maneol. w. II. Jamieson, Mrs. L. E. Shipley, MT and Mrs. E. R. Pierce, Miles F. Mcdonnell, Mrs. McDonell and two ] children For Ketchikan James Wickersham, Karl Theile. E. J. Cos. tello, II. F. Preston, For Wrangell Capt. Haynes, r. c. Daugherty.
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-08-02
STEAMER MOVEMENTS
NoRTHaouNp

 PRINCESS LOUISE is due to ar rive late Saturday afternoon or early evening. QUEEN is due to arrive here Sunday. ADMIRAL WATSON Is due to ar rive Sunday.
 SCHEDULED SAlllNGs ESTEBETH will sail for Sitka and way ports at II o'clock tonight. NORTHWESTERN scheduled to sail from Seattle August 4th, at a. m. PRINCESS ALICE scheduled to sail from Vancouver August at 9 D. m. ALASKA scheduled to sail from Seattle August II, 9 a. m. MAIL BOAT GEORGE JR sails from Juneau for Petersburg and way ports next Saturday noon.
 SouTHBouND ADMIRAL ROGERS scheduled south this afternoon at 4:30 JEFFERSON due southbound sometime tomorrow morning. ADMIRAL EVANS due south bound August 4. ALAMEDA is due southbomd about August 9.
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-08-02
MARINE NEWS D

This was an increase of 8 per cent over the. 1921 output. sr
 Most Of the automobiles manu- factured in Canada are sold in the Dominion, although a prosperous ex- port trade is being built up with South America. the United King dom, Australia. South Africa, Mex ico, Norway, Sweden and the Nether- lands. Automobiles registered in Canada now number 514.072. The Dominion stands second to the United States as the greate1t auto mobile owning nation.
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-08-02
PIERcEs LEAVE.

Frank Richardson Pierce. short story writer and Mrs. Pierce left Juneau this morning on the Alaska for their home in Seattle. They have spent. the past week in Juneau while MT. Pierce has been gathering material for stories in Alaska. They plan to return here next summer and will spend some time in this vicinity. including a trip to. Twin Glacier Camp on the Tak,l River.
 -----e-o
 For engra. ed CT printed calling cards see Tho Empire F
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-08-02
PRICE OF GASOLINE
 DROPPED TWO CENTS

A twe-esnt reduction on the price of gasoline has been announced, eff fcctiye today, according to advice re- ccivcd at the local office of the Standard oil Company. This docs not effect distil1ate.
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-08-02

FOR E-FOUR-RooM BUNGA- low. modern and nicely furnished. Majestic range with hot water front included. Will sell for S5oo cash. Inquire evenings of Frank Hauser, 529 Park Ave.
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-08-02
WATSON IS NOW ON
 WAY TO ALASKA PORTS

SEATTLE, Aug. 2-steamer Ad- miral Watson sailed for Southeastern and Southwestern Alaskan ports at 9 o'clock this morning with full list of passengers including the fol- lowing for Juneau: F. II. Geer, IL. E. Wilson. Fremont Campbell Ar thur Locke, c. A Ricketts and Mrs. William Mclaughlin.
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-08-02
LOST AND FOUND

FOUND - NURSES PIN OF IA
 coma General Hospital. Finder can have same by proving prop
 erty. Inquire Empire. 7
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-08-02

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 2. - The Exposition Auditorium here will be transformed into a vast flower garden when the annual Fall Flower Show is held here October 23-2S, according to the California Association of Nurs erymen, who are staging the exhibit Florists, seedsmen and nurserymen from all western states will exhibit at the horticultural exposition, it is stated. The association says the Oc tober show will be the largest floral exhibition ever held on the Pacific Coast.
 
 R. A. Maurer. representative for Schwabacher Grocery Company. ar rived here on the Alaska after a business trip to the Westward
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-08-02

nJfa BARGAINS IN RESIDENTIAL
 and Business Property, all close
 in. see k. E. Clark, 214 4th St.
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-08-02
CANADA. BUILDING UP
 AUTO EXPORT TRADE

OTTAWA, Ont, August 2.--Auto- numbered 101,007 in 1922, accord ing to a report just compiled by the Dominion Bureau of Statistics.
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-08-02
FOR SALE

FIRST NATIONAL AND FIRST Territorial Bank stock Tor sale. R. F. Clark, 214 4th St.
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-08-02
Tides Tomorrow

ss' --z High tide 4:4s a. m. 13.2. Low tide 10:5S a. m. 27 High tide 5::22 D. m. 14.3. Low tide 11:43 D. m. 3.3.f
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-08-02
JEFFERSON TOMORROW

Steamer Jefferson is due to arrive tomorrow morning from Skagway and canperies enroute,
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-08-02

A WONDERFUL INVESTMENT Brentwood Park, mile out Of town on Salmon Creek Road, per febt home, garage, chicken house, bat houses, s acres can have lo, modern in every way, will sell tarnshed. inquire premises. chas. 6. Hooker.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-12-22
SenSaCiiOnaIeS....
continuation de la Ira. pag.)

Continuation de la Ira. pag.)
case que haya servido oe precedente
para mernar las entradas al Tesoro
P1blico.
Ell lunes de esta semana, aparecie-
ron algunas manifestations mias en-
su periodico, con respecto La labor
rea,izada por el negociado de Income
Tax, dtrante todo ell tempo en- que
fuf Tesorero de Puerto Rico, cuya la
Dor en- detalle figuraba en- un docu-
mento que entregue al Gobernador de
Puerto Rico, Hon. Horace M. Towner,
documento demostrativo de la inves-
tigaci6n practicable en- AZ planillas, las
cuales arrojaban un exceso sobre Ia
contribution va impnesta, de s1817 i
463.64, v cs tempo de que el Pals co.
nozca cual ha sido el resultado obte-
nido en- estos casos despues que cese
en- mi puesto en- dicho Departarhento,
pues Sc trata de una gran cantidad de
dinero perteneciente al Pueblo de
Puerto Rico, que per ningin concepto
debe dejar de cobrarse, pues de 10
contrario resultarfa en- perjuicio de los
intereses generates del Pals.
Tambi6n yo desearia saber 81 cierta
cantidad ha pagado por concepto de con
tribuci6n sobre la propiedad varies mi
les de dollars, cuyo case fu6 resuelto
por unanimidad por la anterior Junta
de Revision Q Igualamiento', des-
pues de una deteuida y minucicsa in
vestigaci6n de los bienes que pose,a
dicho contribuyente, contribution que
pertenece casi en- su totalidad al Mu-
nicipio de San Juan, que Sc perjrdica-
ria grandemente 81 estos fcndos no hu-
bieran sido cobrados de conformidad
con la decision antedicha. Este case
a que me refero daria un ingreso de
cerca de $4,000 anuales que muy
bien verdrian al Mnnicipio, que tiens
necesidad de fondos para La reahza-
con de todas las obras que tiene en-
proyecto.
Resulta bien raro que cierta enti-
dad Qre hace cinco afios poseia esca-
so capital que hoy representa- poseer
cerca de $500, 900, solo haya pagado
al Tssoro de Puerto Rico. una suma
monor de $500 en- dicho tempo por
concepto de contribution sobre beneti-
clos. Me parece que todo este debe IN
vestigarse.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-12-22
Una impOrtante resolution del Attorney General

que el Consejo Executive retire IA ad !.
judicaci6n hecha por la Junta de Su-
rasta de Guayama, que SO ordene
una nueya venta para recibir nuevas
proposiciones, bajo pena de que La bue
ma fe de FL Pueblo de Puerto Rico sea
retirada.
La Secci6n 43 del Acta numero 2
de la Ley Municipal de 1920, pagina
66 dice como sigue:
:" En- la fecha se1alada para la
apertura de las proposiciones, La Juan.
ia de aubasta Sc reunira en- Ell local
designado en- la ordenanza y procedera
embellishments abrir las proposicio-
nes y adjudicar Ell contrato al meier
postor. La Junta de Subasta, tendca
dsrecho rechazar cualQuiera todas
las proposiciones. etc"
lie acuerdo con la ordenanza. pro-
veyendo la venta de los bonos bajo los
procedimientos establecidos por Ia sec
zion 43 de La Ley Municipal, la auto
ndad Y poder para determinar bajo
cuales condolences Sc ha de hacer una
adjudication dc la emission de bonos,
esta en- poder de la Junta de Subasta
y el Consejo de Administration de la
lnunicipaldad interesada, una vez que
no exista fraude o mala fe, la adjudi-
caci6n una. vez hecha, constituye un
contrato obligatorio.
La question de la existencia de frau
dc nala fe en- casos de esta natura-
ieza son cuestiones judiciales.
Por las rszones antes exruestas, 70
atonsejo al Consejo Executive, que, en-
mi opinion. la acci6n de la Junta de
Subasts de Guayama, es legal.
Todos los documentos adjuntados Sc
devuelven en- la presente.
Respetuosamente,
lFirmado) Miguel A. MUEcz
Acting Attorney Genera
oFIcINA DEL coNsEJo EJEcUri
vo DE PUERTO RICO. SAN JUAN.
PUERTO RICO, DC. 8, 1928
Yo, George W. Roberts, Acting Sc
cretary of the Executive Council, por
IA presents certifico:
Que IA opinion que arriba SO ex-
presa fn5 upanimemente adoptada por
el, consejo Executive, en- Ell dia de
GIciern bre de 1928.
Geo. w ROBERTS
Acting Secretary Executive Council.
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,coMER1o EN- su s1T1o

Con las tradicionaleS fieStaS en- ho-
nor la Purisima, di6 este pueblo CO.
mienzo a Ia seriet de lestas que duran
to todos estos dias de navidades Sc
prepara a celebrar. La fiesta en- ,ho-
nor la Inmaculada Conception, estu-
vo magnifca. demostrando una vez
mas las simpaticas ''Hijas de la Rel
ma, que siempre estan al cabO de su
deber para con la Madre del Cristo
pesar de que muchas cosas que gene
ralmente Suceden en- todos los pue-
bios parecieron por un momento pros
perar en- Ell sentido de hacer titubear
esta noble fiel Legion de la Fe.
Desde ell domingo 16 del corriente,
dieron comienzo las misas de aguinaldo
tambi6n en- 6stas como en- todos los
actos de indole reIigiosa que aqui Sc
ceIebran. ha dado este pueblo la mas
alta nota de adhesion la iglesia y
sn ilustre parroco, pues Las misas han
estado muy concurridas reinando en-
elias Ell mas perfecto orden y ammonia.
Cada dia asiste mas gente a elias, pues
parece que diciembre ha perdido al
go de su fra condici6n que. Ell pue-
bio no esta dispuesto entregarse a
los caprichos de la atmosfera porque
intrepido como siempre, le vemos to-
das las mafianas abandonar el calien-
te lecho para If replegarse en- el san
to recinto de la Iglesia. En- Ell dia de
hoy hemcs tenido el placer de yer en-
tire nosotros unos cuantos j6venes
del vecino pueblo de Bayam6n, Quie-
mes enterados quizas del exito obteni-
do por nuestra religion cat6lica han
uuerido contribuir a que este sea ma
yor. v asi les vimos esta mafiana muy
religiosos y honestos engrosando Ell nii-
nero de los que nenaban las naves de
la iglesia. Como todos los pueblos
comerio tiene algo malo y algo bue-
no, Zero su sentimiento religioso y par
ticularmsnte cat6'ico es fuera de toda
ponderac:6n sublime
MARDCOHE.
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Departameto de Justicia de Puerto Ri
co. ofcina del Attorney General.
San Juan, Puerto Rico.

AL Honorable ConSeJo EJecuuVo,
San Juan. Puerto Rico.
sENoREs:--
Por la presente les acuso recibo de
su carta de noviembre % de 1928, adj
juntandome para ser considerable. una
protesta de los sefores John Nuveen
& Co.. presentada por conducto de 81
abogado J. H Brown, contra Ia adiu-
dicaci6n favor de los sedores The
Frovident Savings Bank & Trust Co.,
de La emission de bonos de Guayama po-
1 la suma de S175. 10000.
La protesta Sc base en- Ell hecho de
Ique La Junta de Subasta de la Mlmi-
cipalidad de Guayama, en- octubre 3
de 1928 adjuidic6 la emission total de
los bonos la casa The Provident Sa-
wings Bank & Trust Co., con prefe-
rencia la proposition del protestante,
John Nuveen & Co., quien fu6 Ell dnico
otro postor. La raz6n por la cual la
Junta de Subasta de Guayama, no adju-
ulcO u1Cud CHI SlVu uo pOAOS' O. 40 -
flores John Nuveen & Co., aparece en-
ma resolucion fechada octubre Is de
1928. la cual es como sigue:
"POR CUANTO< Todo postor, pa
RI evitar interpretations v apreciacio-
mes err6neas, debe ser explicito en- su
Eoferta como postor y la proposition he
ina por los senores John Nuveen &
Co, de Chicago, Illinois, es dudosa,
puesto Que acepta Y al mismo tempo
rechaza las condolences que provee la
ordenanza del Concejo de Administra-
cion de Guayama, Puerto Rico, apro-
hada en- agosto % de 1928, manifestan-
lo:-
"PRIMERo: Que clos aceptan to-
das las condolences de dicha ordenan-
"a. Y mas tarde rechaza dichas condi-
clones establectendo una clausula requi-
riendo ia municipalidad suministrar
lara considerac. on de su abogado todos
los documentos cue este pudiera reque-
rir en- relaci6n con la emission de Ia
les bonos que tai municipalidad Sc
cb'igara por cu9lQuiera decision que di
cho abogado creyere conveniente; en-
otras palabras: Ia dicha casa de John
Nuveen & Co. puede tardar ell psgo de
IL emission de los bonos por un tempo
indefinido pidiendo cambios y enmien-
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das. correcciones modificaciones, de
acuerdo con La opinion de su abogado
PoR CUANTo, la frma John Nuve
en- & Co, por medic de su representan-
te ell senor A. velez Alvarado, han ad.
mitido Que su proposition no Sc ajusta
con las condiciones requeridas por Ia
ordenanza arriba mencionada. segun
aparece en- el telegrsma insertado del
sefor velez Alvarado, de octubre 12
de 1929.
PoR CUANTo, la adjudication de
la proposition de los se1ores John Nuve
en- & Co, perjudicaria los intereses de
II ml,nicipalidad, puesto que Ell pyoduc-
to de La emission de los bonos Sc nece-
sta urgentemente para las msjoras ptl.
blicas cspecifcadas en- el emprestito.
La clausula referida en- dicha reso-
luci6n, segin aparece en- la proposici6n
lccha por los seiiores John Nnveen &
Co., dice asi:
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1NTENTo DE sUIc1DIo

En- la Gale Comerfo del pueblo de
Bayam6n intent6 suicidarse, ingirien-
do una fuerte dosis de permanganato
de potasio. Ia joven Escolastica Ri
vera.
Sc ignoran los movies que la indu-
jeran tomar tan tragica determine
ci6n.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-12-22
UNA ANCIANA QUE PUDO HABER
PASADo DE CIEN ANoS DE
EDAD.

Nos informan de Aibonito que Ell dia
II del corriente fallecio en- Ell barrio
La Plata de aquel pueblo, con-
secuencia de una caida de la CANA
donde dorInfa, la snciane Juana Wen
cesiao Rosario, a la edad de 80 amos.
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MARDCoHE
Er. pRoxIMo EscRUTIN1o

Eebido al entusiasmo que ha des-
pertado nuestro concurso en- esta ilti-
ma semana, celebraremos I'm escrutinio
extraordinario el pr6xiIno microbes.
Esperamos que este sera del agrado
de los concursantes, debido Que en-
los momentos en- Que hemos cerrado es-
te escrutinio. han llegado nuestra
mesa de redacci6n infinidad de votos
mas cue no hemos podido contar en- Ell
escrltinio de hoy. Cast todos los cupo-
nes llegados son de los vaidos por 10
cupones.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-12-22

PARIS. die. 81 tcable franc6s)-
Ell Consejo de la Sociedad de las Ma
clones ha firmado hoy los dos protocol
los references a la reconstruction f.
nanciera de Hungria, ain a pesar de
no haber llegado a un acuerdo total
en- los que Sc refiere al pago de in
demnizaciones de guerra y al primer
pago por concepto de los misnos que
debe hacer Inglaterra segdn acuer-
do. el proximo encrc.
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manera los reedu-
ca hasta ponerIos
en- estado de sa-
Iud y actividad.
SoIatnente GUAM
do los m1scuIos
ntestinaIes fun
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"Cono l4Fibros en- 9 seman0s'

UUEU 1FIEIOTuS eH y SRHIuVu0
Sc encontraba un ingenero civil quebrantado de sa-
ud denacrado "Desde que coence tomar LevaduFa de
Feschmann' dice de fecha reciente he ga
nado IA Ibras Puedo decr verdad que ha
hecho que sienta 10o0o mejo de 10 que he
lido esde que par del rancho paterno hace rs AMOS
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PARA 1924

POSTALES Francesas con bri-
Ito muy bonitos diseiios a So. SO
ell ciento.
Para otros informes mues-
tras, dirijase a la Liberia Cam
pos, Allen % o Brau IS. San
Juan. P. r:
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PLATos DE LA CASA
spaghettis and Club Sandwich.
--Diarios-
LUNES:-- Cocido la Espahola , Pa
vo al horno.
MARTES:--Caldo Gallego ArTox .
la Paella.
MIERCoLES:-Paste de Polio ,
7uches de Bacalao . IL Es-
padoia.
JUEvES:-Caldo Gallego y Raviolis-
alao a la Vizcaina >
Cocido la Espahola
SABADO:-- Gallo de Ternera la An
daluza y Pernil de Cerdo "a
Horno con Pure de Papas
DoM1NGo:-RAvIoLIs.
NOTA:-- Cambiamos el mend diario
con "a diferentes platos.
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Esta proposition esta sujeta a que
estos bonos sean legalmente emitidos y
que ell Consejo Executive de Puerto RI
CO garantice la buena fe de FL Pueblo
de Puerto Rico para el pago de los in
tereses v Ell principal sobre estos bonos
Antes de la entrega y del pago Sc nos
suministraran las minutas completes de
los procedimientos habidos con re-
lacion a esta emisi on d los
bonos,, evidenciando su legaidad a
Ia satisfaction de nuestro abogado'
La peticion en- consideration, p.de
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-10-29
WILL
HAVE WORKOUT
Practice Tonight in Prepare
ton for Opening Game on
Wednesday Night.

A final practice Of the Dotta girls
basketball team will be held on the
St. Mary's Lyceum court tonight in
preparation for the opening tilt with
the strong South Amboy Indepen-
dents on the Fayette and Mechanic
street floor, Wednesday night.
Wesley Wilson, manager of the
Dottas, has to date announced that
Anna Handerhan, Marie Feldman
and Lillian Bjork will play with the
Dottas this season, and the remain
ing members of the roster are ex-
pected out for the workout this eve
ming.
1t is not known who will play with
the South Amboy quintet, but it has
been rumored that the Misses For
gotson and Thorn will be among
those represented in the visiting
lineup. The Independents made
creditable records on various courts
in this state during the past several
seasons.
The three Dotta players mentioned
above and two other local girls, were
put through a strenuous practice on
the Lyceum court last Friday night.
Bob Handerhan is to act in the ca
pacity of coach for the local female
team.
The Dotta-Independent contest
will be played as prelim to the
Notwithstanding Gray game on
Wednesday night. There will be
dancing as usual.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-10-29
SCHEDULE To
BE PRESENTED
At Firemen's Bowling Meet
ing on State Street To-
morrow Night.

Final arrangements for the start
of the local firemen's bowling league
will be made at the meeting of the
eight companies and the Exempts
Association to be held in the Lin
coin firehouse, on State street at 8
o'clock tomorrow night.
Last Friday night. seven companies
and the Exempts, were represented
at the session and First Assistant
Chief William Langan, who pushed
The organization work, has commune
Gated with the Eagle company to
have representatives present at to-
morrow nights get-together.
The eight companies, Eagles, Pro-
kections, Lincolns, Garields, McClel-
ians, Washingtons, Libertys and HUI
names, were entered in the circuit
last year and the Lincolns carried
off the bacon. If the Eagles enter,
there will be nine teams this sea-
son, as the Exempts representative
team, will be accepted.
A schedule will be presented and
the prize committee also will make q
report tomorrow night. Chief Lam
gan is endeavoring to have the
league games start next Monday
night and there is a possibility that
the matches this season will be roll
ed on two alleys. the Argonne on
Hobart street and Bohnsack's on
Smith street.
Local merchants r expected to
present prizes to add to interest in
this years circuit.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-10-29
ING s7REAK or STATE CHAMPIONS IS CHECKED
DAYS TRAINING
REMAINS FOR BOXERS
ON POLICE PROGRAM

through the s of this, he has
come to the front in rapid fashion
His work in Pennsylvania the pas.
several weeks, has pleased the fistic
fans of this county. Last Friday
night, Morris beat Sammy Green. in
Carteret.
All Good Battles
This city's greatest concern in
connection with this show, is the
semi final six round encounter be-
tween Oswald Battling Schultz and
Tiger Nelson, middleweight boxers
at present residing in this city.
Schultz once held the middleweight
title in Germany, his former home,
and Nelson was a champion in Den
mark. Both men are training hard
and they have their share of back
ers.
Three Of the four round contests
have been announced. frankie Fry.
of this city, is to fight Hap Child. OF
South Amboy, in one, Charles James
n Johnny Holmes, colored, OF
Elizabeth and New York respective
ly, in another, and Kid Stevens. of
William street, and Young Adams, of
the Sherlock A. c., in the third. The
fourth prelim contest will be an
nounced probably tomorrow.