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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-06-16

Ell hecho de que en- ell Proyecto de
Fresupuesto que en- la actualidad es-
ia siendo objeto de estudio por ell Co.
mite de Hacienda de la Camara apare-
ciera suprimida la partida destinada
al sueldo del sub-comis onado de instrud
ci6n, fu6 causa de que ''El TEMPO ,
comentase ell asunto como una acci6n
expresa y preconcebida del Comit6 de
Hacienda los efectos de dejar fuera
de la Administrator Miss. Liggett
Quien desempe1a ese irIportante cargo
El propio Comisionado de Instruc-
ci6n hizo manifestations respecto de
esta actitud asumida por la Legislatu
IA y la sonora dona Milagros B. de
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-06-16
COMPROMISE AMOR0SO

Han hecho compromise amoroso dos
j6venes muy distinguidos de nuestra
sociedad: Victor M. Cott, Ell jovea y
notable escultor portoriquefio muy es
timado en- San Juan por su cultura
talento por sus excelentes cualida
ses qre lie hacen acreedor a todas las
atenciones afectos; Y la encantadora
senorita Raquel Porrata, perteneciente
a muy distinguidas familias de San
Juan de la isla, que une su be-
lle2a simpatias una exCuisita dis
tinci6n.
Fe.ici,amos los jdve4's enamo-
rados deseamos para su fehcidai la
pronta realizac;6n de sus suenos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-06-16

ria representada en- nuestra legislasu-
"a Sc tomaria esta mayor inter6s CO.
nociendo bien a fondo las necesidades
5e ella. Propuso que ell Canciller de
be ser nomblado por la Junta dc SIN
dicos, por IN t6rnino por 10 menos de
aIcs. Indic6 a la Comisi6n que de
be anadirse una scccion al proyecto de
ley creando IN fondo defnitivo y per
manente para Ell sosterimento de la
Universidad scbre la base, por 10 ne
nos, de 11o de ccntavo de las contri-
buciones sobre la propiedad.
Dio su opinion ell sr. Lopez Domin-
guez, quien aprobo q proyecto en- casi
todas sus parties Propuso: cue deDe
enmendarse la organization de Ia Jun
ia de Sindicos, la cual debe alb rear
todas las profesiones centres cuItu-
rales comerciales del pals. Indico
que el Fresidente de Ia Junta sea Ell
Comisionado Gle Instruction y que el
Canciller no debe ser miembro nato de
la JunSa. aunque con el poder de asis~
tir tomar parte en- sus reun.ones.
Ell Lcdo. Juan 3. Soto indico que
la junta de sindicos no debe nombrar-
Sc por ell cargo que ocupe un individuo,
presidente de alguna institution cen
tro industrial comercial, sino que sus
miembros deben seleccionarse por Ell
Gobtrnador de los hombres representa-
tivos del pals. No deben nombrarse
a priori porque pueden haber equi-
vocaciones Iamentables, de modo que
la ley no debo especifcar cuisines St
ran los miembros de Ia Junta A una
indication del Lcdo. Juan B. Soto so
bre el salario del Camel lar, de los
Jefes de Departamento la Comisi6n
1nform6 que a senaao solicisaria del
Congreso dc Washington el aumento
de sueldos para los Jefes de DepeIta-
mentos. Ell Lcdo. Soto. defendio
fondo permanente para Ia Universidad
Ell Comisionado de instruction Sc ex-
pres6 en- cl sentijo de que no es de
gran necesidad enmendar 0 reorgani-
zar la direction de la Universidad por-
que esta funciona perfectamente bien;
en- el proyecto de ley en- question no
hay ninguna enmienda fundamental.
Indic6 que los Presidentes de am
bas Camaras deben toner la facultad de
enviar sus representatives en- case de
que ellos no puedan asistir las reu-
niones de la Junta, por que el sabe
10 dificil que es poder clos asistir. El
Canciller no debe ser miembro de la
Junta de Sindicos. Ell Presidente de
esta debe ser ell Comisionado de ms
trucci6n va que este por mandate es-
pecifco de la ley Jones es ell response
BILE de la instruction ante Ell Gobierno
Federal la personalidad- -dijo ell
Sr. Huyke-del Comisionado de ms
truccion creada por la ley Jones no de
be ser destrulda por la Legislature de
Puerto Rico. ST hay la desconfanza
por parte de la Legislature en- ell Co
m1S1onaQo ole INSTRUCTION, este CenU1d
la dignidad sufciente para retirarse de
su cargo FL Presidente Sr. Castillo
indico que no ha habido en- la confec-
ci6n de ese proyecto la menor descon-
fanza. sino ell buen deseo y la buena
fe de mejorar la Universidad de Puer-
to Rico. Termin6 ell sr. Huyke indi-
cando que debe haber ibertad com
pleta en- la elecci6n de la Junta FL
funcionario que le corresponds debe
recomendar los miembros de 6sta al
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-06-16

Gobernador Entire los miembros ex-
oficio debe estar el Director de la Es-
tac.ol Experimen. al de Mayaguez CO.
mo una representation federal. Eeti-
rarlo ser4a -indico Mr.. Huyke- m
psrjuiCio a los intCreses de Puerto Ri
co que todo 10 espera del Gobierno de
Washington. Tocado el punto del tras-
lado del Colegio de Leyes q San Juan
por el Sr. Armando Miranda. dijo ell
Sr. Huyke que Sc habia hecho en- bien
de los catcdraticos de leyes que viven
en- San Juan EN- bien de los mismos
estudiantes que pueden toner cerca las
Ccrtes. la bib ioteca del Palacio de
Justicia; y sobre todo por la fa.ta de
edifcios en- la UniveTsidad, Ia cuaI ha
crec.do enormemente desde Ell 1913 te-
nienco que echar alrededor de 400 es-
tudIantes por falta de local y este ano
suspender el curse dc alta escuela. So
ici,o que 81 Senado trabaje por que Sc
aumenten los edifcios los catedrati-
COS para tentr unidas todas las escue-
as. pues ese ha sido siCmpre su deseo,
tanto que el cree un error la construc-
ci6n del Colegio en- Mayagtiez ell caul
ha debido construirse cerca de la Uni
versidad en- Rio Piedras. "Ha sido un
gran nal; pero va cs irremediable
dijo. Indic6 que Sc debe aumentar e.
sueldo de los Catedraticos. Tcrmino
dicien5o el Sr. Huyke que debe darsele
la Junta de sindicos amplios pode-
res una absolute confanza. ''Sobre
una base de desconfanza no puede go
bcrnarse bien un pals"
Ell Dean St. John hizo interesantes
recomendaciones en- cuanto a la orga-
nizaci6n de la Junta de Sindicos. Pide
que Sc provea una seccion para la cons
trucci6n de nuevos edifcios un fon-
10 para los gastos de viaje dc ida y
JueI.a a los Estados Unldos para los
maestros de la Universidad que deseen
ir ampliar sus conocinientos profe-
sionales a Universidades Americanas
Estos profesores deben scr aprobados
por la Junta de Sindicos. Indic6 que
seria conveniente, como Sc usa en- mu-
chas universidades del Norte, que Sc
conceda a los maestros 1 afo dc cada
siete con la mitad del sueldo para ir
a estudiar visitar Universidades i'm
portantes del Norte.
Terminada la vista sobre Ell proyecto
so Sc pas6 al numero SIS, para reorga
nizar ell plan dc ensenanza de Puerto
Rico. Ell Articulo del proyecto di-
ce: ''El curse primario elemental Sc
ra de seis amos Y sera obhgatorio en-
todas las escuelas primarias o elemen-
tales establecidas o que Sc establez-
can en- las ciudades, poblaciones y po-
blados de Puerto Rico, y Ia ensenanza
Sc dara en- espaflol con exctpcion del
idioma ingles que por la presente Sc
decIara asignatura especial preferen-
te de la escuela intermedia y Sc ense-
nara en- todos los amos del curse inter
medic superior en- la lorna que eSCd-
bIezca ell Comisionado de instruction
De modo que Sc divide la ensenanza en-
tres parties: curse elemental prima
rio. amos, con ensenanza en- castella-
no exclusivamente; curse intermedio
8 amos con ensenanza en- ingles, Y asig
natura especial y preferente ell caste
llano; y Ell curse superior de tres amos
con la ensenanza en- ingl6s asignatu-
ra especial ell castellano.
iContin1a en- Ia nag. ~
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-06-16
Sc VENDE

un violin construido en- ell 1717
por ell ceIebre Antonio Straudi-
Varius. Su VaIor es de 5000, Sc
vende barato. Veaio en- Tetuan
So de 2 0 a P. M, tercer piso IL
quierda, San Juan.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-06-16
Ell fiscal Gomez Ordena
Ell arreStO del sub Jefe
de la Prohibition
Sc LIE SENALO UNA FIANZA
DE $500

Con motive del suceso ocurri3o an
'5e noche en- la carretera de Bayam6n,
entire les agentes de La Prohibition y
los ssnores Pedrosa y H. G.. Miller, y
del cual di6 cuenta la prensa de aver,
ell fiscal Gomez. de la Corte de Distri-
to ae san Juan, secci6n segunda, orde-
no aver tarde el arresto del sub jefe
de dicha oicina. senor JESUS Pal6s Diaz
del agente de la misma Mr.. VIM. M.
Dewane. como rresuntos promotores de
los hechos denunciados. FL fiscal sana
10 $500 de fianza cada uno, acusan-
doles de un supuesto dehto de acome-
timiento grave.
He aqui Ia information de uno de
los denunciantes, Ell sefor Horace G..
Miller. quien explic6 asi el case:
En- la noche del dia IA de JUNO,
siendo mas menos las diez y cuarto
,. m. iba de paseo en- ell autom6vil
nllmero 90, propiedad de mi senora ma
Dire. Ella A. Miller, por la carretera
nueva que con3uce de Santurce a Ba-
yam6n, acompanado de la senorita
Dora Wells, hija del fiscal de la Corte
de Distrito de los Estados Unidos.
Estando en- via de regreso a la no
ra indicada, Y pasando frente al Gre
mator.o de la basura del Municipio de
San Juan, sali6 un hombre del lado
3e la carretera y me orden6 cue parara
Ell autom6vil que yo guiaba. Habia un
autom6vil que hab1a sufrido desperfec
tos. al parecer. al otro lado de la ca
rretera. donde tambi6n Sc hallaba otro
hombre. Los dos Ievaban un flash
light cada uno. FL primero me grita
ba 'pare, pare levantando al mis-
mo tempo un revolver Al notar ac-
titu1 tan hostil, pregunt6 mi compa-
nera. "What is this?" Entonces me
gritaban "Hold up, Hold up' y al
mi-mo tiemlpo empez6 hacer fuego
con el arma que portaba. No sabiendo
de que Sc trataba Y crey6ndome que
el hombre Sc hallaba en- estado de en-
fbr aguaz. segui mi marcha, para no
estar expuesto a las balas que salian
del revolver. Ell hombre continuaba ell
fuego hasta que parecia que Sc habian
gasta5o todas las balas que tenia car
gado ell revolver. Bl ndmero de dispa-
ros los calculo en- seis u ocho, el
otro hombre manifesto mas tarde que
habia hecho fuego dos veces con ell
revolver que portaba el. Dos de las
balas disparadas por Ell primero hicie
ron blanco en- el autom6vil, dando el
uno en- Ell tanque de gasolina Y la otra
mas alto en- ell medic del asiento ira
sero.
No estando acostumbrado ser asal
tado por la via pdblica, llegue Ia
parada Is de santurce, donde di cuen
ia al guardia de servicio de 10 ocurri-
do, dicho guardia llam6 al cuartel
de la policia de santurce, de donde
despacharon a los policias Francisco
Chico vigo Francisco de Leon, quie
nes me acompanaron desde la parada
IS al lugar del suceso. Practicada Ia
debida investigation resultaron los dos
hombres de referencia, que me hab1an
caido tiros, JESUS Pal6s Diaz VIM.
M Dewane, que Sc dicen son agentes
federales de la Prohibition. FL que dis
par6 los tiros que dieron en- el autom6-
vii era ell primero sea Ell senor JESUS
Pal6s Dlaz. Tambi6n habia un hombre
de color que parecia cuidando ell auto
(Contin1a en- la Ga. pagina)
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-06-16
Lo que dice el sr. Lopez Cruz

Acerca de este asunso, el represen-
tante Lopez Cruz inform6 un Redac-
tor nuestro. que esa relacion de da-
tos habia sido sohcitada por 6l a Te-
soreria, con q fin de llevar al amino
de la Camara, en- su oportunidad, ell
estado econ6mico en- que Sc halla ell
pals, fin de hacer un presupuesto ge-
neral en- consonancia con esas circuns-
tancias, yer asi 10 que sc puede rea-
liar en- benefcio de todos esos contri-
buyentes.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-06-16
En- PtO. Rico hay prOpiedades par
6CuIareS amenazadaS de embargo,
CuyO vaIOr aSCiende a Ia reSpeta-
bic surna de $8S,273,126.9O
Los duenOs de elias adeudau al CObemO por cOncepo dt
cOntribuciOnes, Ia cantdad de $l,82O,846O9

valoracion de los mismos, $88, 8,273
1850; importe de la contribution
adeudada, 81, 1,82O,846.O9
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-02-21
THEATRES
Today and Tomorrow at Crescent

AboaA LII 81 SlNENAlAb
Today the management of tho
Crescent presents a show that is de-
clared by many TO be one of the
finest entertainments seen at this
popular variety theatre. The vaude-
Vile acts r exceptionally funny
and chase away the blues, leaving
enc in better spirits for having at
this theatre. The photoplay
is the 'Snowshoe Trail" featuring
Jane Novak, formerly the leading
lady for William $. Hart. There is
also a comedy and ncWs.
Tomorrow the Crescent presents
an entirely new show, consisting of
live big headline acts of vaudeville,
a feature photoplay, a serial, Harold
Lloyd comedy and news. The
vaudeville consists of the following
big acts:
Daley and Ormond, sing and
dancing; Morton and Brown, coIored
entertainers; Harry Gervis and COM
pany, I'm Japan; Charles Gibbs,
lessons in mimicry; Daisy, Helen
and Helen Review, billed as a must
cal comedy farce.
The p~hotoplay is Dustin Farnum,
in Three Who paid" a feature pic
ture of the type only Farnum can
make. There is also the fourth cpl
sode of "Plunder,' that great mys-
terry chapter play. featuring the star
CT all serials stars. Pearl White.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-02-21

Coll in her contempt proceedings al
legged that her former husband owes
her 1888 for alimony a~rrearages.
1t seems that when the first Mrs
Coll, who is now residing with Dr.
Coils parents. obtained her divorce
the doctor was ordered to pay ,her
81 1000 a year for the support of her.
self and two small children.
At the hearing yesterday, Milton
NJ. Unger, of this city, DR.. Coils at
torney, declared that the doctor had
suffered business reverses and was
on his way to Newark with $500 TO
pay on the account. Walter c. Epis.
counsel for Mrs. Coll, informed the
vice chancellor that although Or.
Coll might not have money his seq
cnd wife Is rich.
1t was after this announcement
that the vice chancellor suggested
that the doctor borrow from the sec
ond Mrs. Coll to pay the first Mrs.
Coll. The case vas continued tor
one week, and if the alimony is not
paid by that time, the vice chancel-
Tor will then decide what to do with
the case.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-02-21

Mr.. *" the mysterious author
whose creative genius has invented
plots for two of the most successful
screen plays of the year, has be-
come one of the highest priced
writer's of film fiction OF the day.
When he made his first appear
snce at the Office OF the William Fox
organization in New York city he
turned his scenario over TO the pro-
Queer with a note, saying he would
accept whatever the producer be-
lieved the script worth.
But since the phenomenal success
Of 1.-THE Town that Forgot Cod and
''Whe Are My Parents?' it is q diff
ferent story. He now demands, and
gets, the largest prices for original
screen stories that have ever been
paid in the history OF the picture
Industry.
He refuses to dlvulge his name
and also refuses TO accept a check
fer his services, claim that would
force him to reveal his identity. He
gets cash for every script he sells
20 the Fox organization, and if the
triumph scored by his first two can
be taken as a criterion it is a Ger
-ainty that he will sell plenty in the
.uture.
In "Who Are My Parents?" he
delves into one of the most vital
psebxsnas~of the day in a manner
that will prove a revelation. He
nrobes into the domestic affairs OF
American society folk to find out
what it is they lack to bring con-
eminent and happiness. And then
he fuiflls this need in such a way
- to make a drama that fairly vi
bPates with emotion.
who Are My Parents?" is at the
Dit3nas theatre all this week.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-02-21

Jersey bar in 1898 after he had
studied law at Trenton with Judge
Garrett d. w. Vroom and Chancel-
lor Edwin II. Walker. He is also
= member Of the New York bar. At
one time Maxson lived in l.. Orange
and practiced law in Jersey city and
Summit. He was councilman OF
summit from 1916 to 1919 and last
fall he was offered the nomination
for State senator on the Democratic
ticket. Maxson lives in Summit.
Governor Silzer's only other nom
ination yesterday was that of Daniel
T. O'Regan to succeed Clyde ID.
Souter as Judge of the district court
for the second district of jersey City.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-02-21

Wesley had Just retired to his
room after a hard days work at the
Warner Brothers studio. While
glancing through a book of adven-
ture he thought he heard the out
side window squeak. He went out
to investigate and ran plumb into q
BURGER. The burglar caught off
his guard tried to get away but
Wesley grasped his leg and trippel
him up. and then began pummeliag
him with his fists.
The two struggled on the floor,
but meanwhile others in the house,
attracted by the rumpus, came to
Wesley's aid and held the burglar
until the police arrived. In the
latest Yves Barry picture, Rags 10
Riches" which IS being shown at
the Strand theatre all this week. the
freckled star also undergoes some
trying moments with a burglar.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-02-21
letters OF Administration

NEW BRUNSWICK, Feb. I'll
Letters of administration were is
sued today by Surrogate Forman to
the following:
Henry Blumer of New Brunswick,
on the estate of his wife, Lila c..
who died January 81, leaving a
legacy of $500.
Albert r. Walters of Monroe
township, on the estate of his father,
Ruben, who died February 4. The
estate is valued at $3.50.
Suzie Soboffchicki OF South River.
on the estate of her deceased hus-
band. John, who left a legacy valued
ar $1,000.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-02-21
SUGGEST HE BORROW FROM
WIFE TO PAY ALIMOkY

NEWARK, Feb. 21.-"Let him
borrow from his rich wife" This
suggestion was made by Vice Chan
celIor Church yesterday, when he
endeavored to find a way for DIR.
James z. Coll Of Verona and Perth
Amboy, to remove the contempt pro-
ceedings brought by Mrs. Kathryn
NJ. Coll of Philadelphia, who obtain
ed a divorce from the doctor more
than a year ago. The first Mrs.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-02-21
Majestic Attraction

For sheer drama it would be difh-
cult to find a motion picture TO peat
"My Dad" in which Johnnie walker
of lover the Hill'' fame makes his
debut as an re star at the Majes-
tic theatre.
The nobility of self-sacriice, the
heroism of a son in fighting to
prove his father innocent of a muir
der, forms the theme of this most
unusual picture. And it is a story
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-02-21
BOWLING AT METUCHEN

METUCHEN, Feb. 21:-The bowl
ing tournament at the Y. NJ. c. A. is
progressing on schedule with the
usual interest. Monday night the
confess was between the Metuchen
Club and the Masons, resulting in all
three games in favor of the Metuch-
en- Club.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-02-21

over it is filed with the elusive
quality we call "heart interest" The
love of the son for the father will
chisel into the hearts of all behold
erS.
Ruth Clifford as the girl also gives
a fine performance and the broad
reaches of the snow lands and tow
ering timbers form a striking frame
for her beauty. Other players OF
high calibre make up the cast.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-02-21

that fits johnnie Walker as snugly
as the p~roverbial glove. 1t shows him
struggling through frozen trails,
risking his life in tremendous bliz-
yards, suffering the tortures of the
numbing cold until he reaches the
cabin of the man from whom he can
obtain the evidence to prove his
father innocent.
There are any number of big dra-
matte episodes in MY Dad" More
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-02-21

But it is said that in the dim be
aids the burglar to perform his dirty
work and then follows after him IN
quest of exciting adventure.
In the supporting cast are Niles
WEIGH, Ruth Renick. Richard
Tucker. Russell Simpson. and a
number of other we'll known screen
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-02-21
tran Attraction

A burglar broke into the home of
Wesley Barry in Hollywood recently
and according to report the freckled
screen star proved to his legion of
friends that he is brave in real
life as he is on the silver screen. .
The Nenana news., 1923-05-15
OFFENDER; TAKE
 HIM BACK TO CHINA

SHANGHAI, CHINA. May 12- Legal proceeding instituted here re- gently by United States District Attorney Leonard Husar may answ- CT the question whether an offender may be extradited from the United States to China. This has never been passed upon authoritatively.
 The test of the question Is being made in an attempt to extradite Earl B. Rose from Seattle to Shang- hai to answer a charge of embezzle- ment. Rose. one time clerk of the United States Court for China and formerly g leading figure of the America legal fraternity in Shanghai disappeared in March, 1921, after a warrant charging embezzlement had been issued for his arrest. Subsequently on cabled request from Shanghai he was arrested in Seattle, but was released there on s1O,OoO bail.
The Nenana news., 1923-05-15

given by the low rates and excel lent service over the railroad make possible an extent of work with the means provided for beyond any previously attainable. The excellent equipment obtained in the last three years also enables our funds to car ry to complaint much greater 9uan- titles of work.
 Tn all the great area tributary to the railroad much remains to be done and the careful execution of the same in accordance with the a. bove principles will give encourag- ing results. The tributary area not only includes the territory lying along the railroad right of way, but also all of that great area reached by the interior river system from now on to be supplied by the rail- road.
 The topography and climatic conditions into all regions in whose development the railroad gains traf- fic Is known. Great regions remain to prospect and existing prospects as well as future ones await devel- opment."
The Nenana news., 1923-05-15
SPIRIT WRECKs oLDTIMER

SEATTLE, May 12-Angus Me Donald, transfer man and a pioneer of the Klondike, is under the care of surgeon at his home in this city as the result of a crash be- tween his auto and a street car. One arm and several ribs were bro ken and he received a number of cuts in addition.
The Nenana news., 1923-05-15
NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT OF FINAL ACCOUNT

In the probate court for the Terri tory of Alaska. Fourth Division, Nenana, Precinct. ..... L In the matter Of the Estate of
 Clara Aired, Deceased. @
 Notice is hereby given, that the undersigned has filed his final Ac- count as Administrator of the above entitled estate, and has petitioned for distribution, and the Court has fixed Friday June 18th, 1923 at the hour of 200 p. m. of said day, at the Court room of said Court in Ne mana, Alaska as the time and place for hearing same, and any persons having any objection thereto should file same on or before said date.
 E. T. SULLIVAN
The Nenana news., 1923-05-15
SEEK PERFECT FOOT

SACRAMENTO, CALIF.. May 12- 4 contest for the nearest-to-perfect
 feet. the prize to be pair of silver slippers. is a feature of the annual convention of the California Chirop- odists Association which is 10 be held in Sacramento May 1921. The details of the contest recently were made public by B. R. Lower. pres ident of the association.
The Nenana news., 1923-05-15
PLANT WISARDS MEET

SACRAMENTO, CALIF., May 12- The fifth annual conference of the
 Western Plant Quarantine board will be held in Phoenix, Ariz., May 14, 15, and 16. it is announced by the California state department of agriculture, of which George H. Heeke its director. The meeting will be held in the Arizona capital upon invitation of the Arizona commiss- ion of agriculture and horticulture.
The Nenana news., 1923-05-15
FIGHT FANS MUST PAY $50
 FOR RING SEATS AT ARENA

SHELBY, May 12-Announce- ment has been made that ringside seats at the Dempsey-Gibbons bout to be staged here irN July, will cost $50 each, puls war tax. Other seats will range from $50 to SEQ. Should the advance sale indicate an atten- dance of large proportions the seat ing capacity of the arena will be increased from 10000 to 100000. The present plans call for 10000 ringside seats.