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central bodies in the matter of organ.
izing the automobile and aircraft re-
pair men. The communication was
received and ordered complied with.
A communication from the Centra
Labor Council of Cincinnati, which
they state that some time ago the
l.. & R. Company, manufacturers OF
overalls, mems coats and work trou.
sers saw fit to break off all relations
with the Overall Workers Loca
Union No. 80, and have lost the right
of using the labels. They also re-
quest committee to wait on deal.
ers. Received and ordered complied
with.
A communication was read from
the Community Chest in which they
call attention to the meeting which
was held on April TO- Received.
Communication from the United
Garment Workers of New York, agair
calls attention to the A. Nash Com
pany of Cincinnati, Ohio, who they
say is sending out literature to the
effect that it's Golden. Rule policy viii
continue in the future, and requesting
labor papers to copy. The Nash Com
panw is not union concern. The com
munication was received and ordered
complied with.
communicated from G. w. Saw
age, secretary treasurer of the United
Mine Workers of District No. 6, il
which he thanked the council for do
nation extended the miners.
Mr.. Watkins, representing the
Hamilton Welfare Federation in the
Community Chest drive, was admitted
to the council meeting and gave the
delegates a talk on the necessity OF
the chest. On motion the council en-.
dorsed the drive and will unite il
making it a success.
VIM. Booker, representing the Ham
ilton Jockey Club, who will again
hold race meet on the fair grounds
starting April 18th, was also admit
ted to the meeting. In few words
Booker told the delegates that the
Hamilton Jockey Club would again
cooperate with the labor organiza-
tions here.
Charles Lake, delegate from Mold,
ers' Union Local No 68, informed the
council delegates of the tactics used
by the Holland Furnace Company, OF
Holland, Michigan. Lakes at one
time was representing the Interna.
tional Molders' Union in Holland anC
he gave his experiences while trying
to organize the3 molders there. This
firm and its furnaces have been de-
clared unfair by the molders.
Scheaf, Bowers and Rosson were
appointed on committee to meet
Mr.. Frechtling, of the Frechtling
Dairy Company, on behalf of the loca
machinists.
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the local for several years past. The
purpose of the meeting, as stated in
the call letter, was to consider the
drafting of the new agreement of
working conditions to be submitted to
the retail merchants, and to take the
place of the old agreement which ex-
pires June l. The clerks are asking
for several changes, of benefit to both
employer and employe, and commit
tee was named to meet with the mer-
chants to discuss the matter, the COM
mittee to report at the next regular
meeting of the union.
Pleasing to the attendance was the
presence of John B. Schultz, interna-
tional president of the Retail Clerks
Protective Association. Mr.. Schultz
is working in Dayton among the
clerks to reorganiZe the craft in that
city, and from reports his efforts are
to meet with great success. At the
meeting Monday night, with the big
problems before the union, the advice
and counsel of President Schultz came
in good stead and was much appre-
ciated He delivered stirring ad-
dress that aroused the enthusiasm and
interest in the movement of all those
present. President Schultz is no
stranger to Hamilton trade union
lists. He was here for number of
weeks three years ago, conducting the
organization and strike of the retail
grocery clerks. During the time he
was here, by his courteous and agree
able manner, he made hundreds of
friends who are always glad to see
him back in the city.
After the business meeting was
concluded social time was had at
which lunch and refreshments were
dispensed And such a feed, we'll
it was served by the ladies and that is
"nuf sed" Suffice to say that many
members are still dreaming Of that
wonderful spread"
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1928-04-13
TRADES COUNCIL

The COOPERATIVE Trades and Labor
Council met Tuesday night in regular
session. President Lester Long pre-
sided, and forty delegates were pres
ent.
Brother Claude Cohee, a member
of BARRIERS Union No. 1872, presented
his credentials to represent that or
ganization. Same was. received and
delegate installed.
A number of visitors from Mold
ers' Union No. 68 were seated as visi-
tors to the council meeting.
international Vice President Brown,
of the Machinists' Union, was also a
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Ohio.
That the known bondholders, mort
gagee and other security holders own
ing or holding l per cent or more of
total amount of bonds, mortgages or
other securities are:
Katie Strategier, Hamilton, Ohio.
The Butler County Press,
Fred W. Gradolph, Editor.
(Signature of Editor, Publisher, Busi-
ness Manager or Owner.)
Sworn to and subscribed before me
this 4th day of April, 1928.
d. w. HEISER.
Notary Public of Butler County, Ohio.
(My commission expires May 8,
1929
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COMMUNISTS ROUTED;
SHIPSTEAD INDORSED

st. Paul, Minn.-Communists in the
farmer-labor convention failed to de-
feat an Endorsement of Senator Ship
stead.
The communists staged a battle
that would bring joy to every reac-
tionary who is also opposed to the
sponsor of the anti-injunction bill,
now before congress.
Senator Shipstead was elected on
the farmer-labor ticket in 1922, de-
feating Frank B. Kellogg, present
secretary of state, by a plurality of
S3,539.
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LITHOCRAPHERS'
STRIKE

The members of the Lithographers'
Unions in Cincinnati, Columbus and
Dayton, Ohio, found it necessary to
go on strike June II, 1927, to enforce
their demand for the 44-hour week.
The strike has continued until this
time-a period of nine months-with
the members of the Lithographers'
Unions displaying splendid solidar-
| ity.
In the cities named above a request
was made by the representatives of
the photographers upon their employ
ers some time previous to June IL,
1927, that they give some considera
ton to arranging for the shorter
work-week in the industry. Little or
no attention was given to this re-
quest, and then the Lithographers'
lUnions served notice upon their en-
ployers that if negotiations were not
entered into or arrangements made to
| inaugurate the shorter workweek,
| the lithograhpers would cease work
on June II. A few of the shops in
these cities granted the hours, which
was on the basis of 46 hours in June,
| As hours January l, 1928, and "A
| hours January |, 1929. Since last
June representatives of the United
States department of labor have en-
deavored to bring about a settlement
of the strike, but have been unable
to do so because of the attitude of
the employers.
At the same time the demand was
made upon employers of lithograph
ers in Ohio, similar demands were
made in the other cities of the United
States in which are located litho
graphing plants. The majority of
the shops in Cleveland, Chicago, ST.
Louis, New York city and Kansas
City have agreed to the shorter
work week.
Among the firms outside of Ohio
which have refused to grant the
shorter work-week and where the lith-
ographers are on strike is the Crown
| Cork & Seal Co., of Baltimore, which
sells its products very largely to brew
ers and bottlers of soft drinks.
Companies which produce similar
corks and seals and which have
granted the shorter work-week to
their photographers are the Anchor Cap
& Closure Co., Long Island City, n.
Y; Brooklyn Metal Dec. Co., Brook
lyn, N. Y; Tin Plate Deco. Co.,
Brooklyn, N Y; Manhattan Can Co.,
Brooklyn, N. Y; Phoenix Hermetic
Co., Brooklyn, N Y, and Paragon
Cap Co., Paterson, N. j.
The lithographers are asking organ
lied labor for its moral support, to
the end that their members may re-
turn to work at any early date under
| agreements with their employers for
| the shorter work-week. This should
be given. Trade unionists should also
i give some attention to the absence
of the lithographers' label on printed
/ matter which is the product of litho-
graphers, particularly in relation to
political printing in the next few
months.
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STATEMENT

Of ownership, management, ETC., of
The Butler County Press, published
weekly at Hamilton, Ohio, required by
the act of August oath, 1912.
That the names and addresses of
the publishers, editor, managing edi-
tor and business managers are
Publishers: Nonpareil Printing
Co., Hamilton, Ohio.
Managing Editor: Fred w. Grad
olph, Hamilton, Ohio.
Business Managers: Edward E.
Weiss and John F. Mayer, Hamilton,
Ohio.
That the owners are: Edward E..
Weiss and John F. Mayer, Hamilton,
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visitor to the meeting.

visitor to the meeting
The minutes of the previous meet
ing were read and approved.
A lengthy communication was read
from N. P. Alifas, president and bust
ness representative of the Interna-
tional Machinists' Union, District No.
"A, of Washington, d. c.. The letter
refers to a bill which the machinists
are interested in to have the govern
ment require cruisers to be built in
our navy yards. The letter was turn
ed over to the non-partisan political
campaign committee to be taken up
when they meet
A letter was read from the Inter
national Association of Machinists in
which they ask the assistance of all
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EMPLOYERS EVADE
STATE-MADE WAGES

Vancouver, British Columbia
40-cent minimum wage act of this
province is violated in the numbering
industry.
Mill owners resort to every subter-
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SCHULTZ HERE
International President At
tends Clerks Meeting
and Social Session

At special called meeting of the
Retail Clerks Union held last Mon
day evening, there was present the
largest attendance at any meeting of
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fuge to lower rates. Workers who
/ live near the mills are assured steady
employment if they make the claim
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-11-22

nosokt6l $l3. ugyancsak ajra
megemlitjik, hogy temrlomala.
pot befizetni a hivek ne kesieked'
jenek, inert december h6nap 70.
lyaman igen sulyos rendezni va.
loink vannak. Altalaban igyekez.
ziink ARA, hogy a kovetkez6 eyre
hatralek egyetlen tagunknal sc
maradjon
Neveste. Az elmult vasarnap
este Patkan6czy Janosne asszony
testverunk hazanal gyiiltek ossze
Noegyletiink tagjai haziasz'
SONY jo baratn6i, hogy jo kivan.
sagaikat kifejezzek Erzsebet nap
ia alkalmab6l. Mint ilyenkor maj
Noegyletil tagjainknal szokakos
mem feledkeztek meg egyhazuk
r6l sem S jelenlevok tobb mini
SLOT adakoztak a N6egylet temp
lomalapja javara. A jotett magi
dicseri 0nmagat.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-11-22

3 n 4tI s. 50
] al eeyhaz lelkesae vegzett, az
0r0mszal6k igazi magyaros lako-
dalmat rendeztek az ifjupar tisz-
teietere teinplom alatt lev6 aur
Iiditoriumban. A vacsora tartama
alatt oily kedelyes volt hangu-
Hat, amelyhez hasDnl6t ezideig ma
gyon keves helyen tapasztaltunk.
Al felszolgalas faradsagos munka-
/ jat k6vetkez6 v5falyek Is ko-
szorusleanyok yegeztek: Magya-
rosi Mihaly, Nemeth Lajos, SAM
l,dor J6zsef, Arnoszky Janos, Hor-
vath Daniel, Macy Zoltan. HUI
nyadi Ilona, Fllop Margit, Dorko
Ilona, Dork6 Ju1ianna, Ivancza
i Julianna es Bartos Maria Vacso-
ia utan tame volt tornaterem-
ben, ahol, a, laliodalmas nep a ke-
So ejfeli orakig maradt egyiitt.
] Gratulalunk az ifju parnak.
sziiletesnapi iinnepseg. Novem-
Der lien sep szamu, meghitt ba-
rati kor j6tt 6ssze egyhazunk
trusteejanak Biro Andras honfi-
tarsunk es nejenek vendegszereto
otthonaban. Az osszejovetelre az
adott alkalmat, hogy a sziilok g
I napon akartak megunnepelni le-
! anyoknak Bir6 Margitnak szile-
; tesnapjat, ameylre eliik6n a lei,
! kesz parral sokan voltak hivata-
losak es szebbnel-szebb ajande.
: kokkal halmoztak el eme vasar.
! napi iskolas n0vendeket II. szii
9 letesnapjan. A nagyszerii lunch
! elfogyasztasa utan a legjobb han
gulatban toltotte az estet a oyer
I mek-sereg.
II Egyhazi adomanyok. A null
het folyaman az egyhaz fentarta
! sara k6vetkez6 testyereink ad
:. tax kegyes adomanyokat es fizet
TEX be egyhazi jarulekaikat
$500 terembfrlet, I $1,000 Totl
J. Janos es neie, 500 Kurpe Mix
los es nejes $500 Csllha Istvan {.
: neje. Fogadjak az adakozok egy
hazunk elismereset.
:. Temetes. Hetf6ns reggel helyez
. tiik 0rok nyugalomra id. Szigethy
Ferdinandnet, %aki hosszu, kimo:
szenvedes utan penteken regge
: jobbletre szenderiilt. A csalad
otthonban vette kezdetet a teme
tes es miutan d csalad a farrell
= rom kath. egyhaznak a tagja, ,
haznal es a telnplomban F0tiszte
! lend6 Major Desc vegezte seer
; tartast fenyes segedlettel, mig ;
farrelli reformatus egyhaz jelen
legi lelkesze csalad kerelmere ;
temet0n tartott szolgalatot az ell
]. hunyt holtteteme felett. Id. Szige
. thy Ferdinandne 3S. evig cit boil
:, dog csaladi eletet. Temetesen val
laskiil0nbseg nelkiil vett reszt ;
: . magyarsag. Az elhnnytat a oyer
!. mekek gyaszoljak az unokakka
: egyiitt: ifj. Szigethy Ferdinan'
! es csaladja, Papai Ferenc E, csal
Fabian Ferenc es csal., Evan ia
= :, nos fivere, Szigethy Bella es cs
Szigethy Gyula es cs. mint sogic
: raj, Greger Janosne mint nass
. valamint sok jo ismer6se es roko
!, ma. Legyen alma csendes.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-11-22
HALALRA MARTAK
A FELB0sztjLT DARAZSAK

A nemet Riigen szigeten fekv5
Puttbusz falucska k0zeleben FL
scher k0zsegi orvos veletleniil da-
razsfeszekbe lepett. A megdiih6.
d0tt darazsak elleptek a szeren-
csetlen orvost $ ugy 0ssze-vissza
csiptek, hogy r0viddell utobb belle.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-11-22
A FARREL.L-SHAR0NI
MAGYAR REFoRMATus
FGYHAZ K0RkB0L
Kohl:
vtcsEY A. JEN6,
ref. lelkesz.

Istentisztelet. Egyhazunk kebe-
leben reank k0vetkez6 vasarnap
delel0tt 9-t6l fel 11-ig vasarnapi
iskola es utana mindjart istentisz
telet. Ezen istentiszteletre szere-
tettel hivjuk testvereket. Szom-
baton delel6tt 9-t6l fel 12-ig a
gyermekek vallasos oktatasa. Ta-
nit maga a lelkesz.
Multi vasarnapunk. Nepes gyii-
lekezet el6tt hirdette az egyhaz
lelkesze elmuIt vasarnap a scent
igeket, amely alkalommal elmel-
kedesenek targya volt Az alkot6
hit. (Pal apostol zsid6khoz irt
levelenek III. +. /. verse alapjan)
Ez a $40 "Hit" Acknowledgment
magyarazhato. Neha intelektualis
hitet jelent. lit azonban az Isten-
be es a Jezus Krisztusba vetett
szemelyes hit k0rvonalaztatik,
meg pedig az az alkot6 hit, amely
vanalmunkat mindenkor altal for
MALTA veghezviheto dologga. Ezen
teremto hitnek mely latomasbol,
bizalomb6l es t0rekvesb0l kell al
lania, amely latomas nemcsak a
vegcelt remeli, hanem egyszers--
mind az eleresnek a szindekat is
birja 6s chez kel ,par0sulnia anna
szellemi allasfoglalasnak, amely
az listen irant valo teljes bizalom-
ban all es vegre ezen hitnek ok
vetetlenul sziikseg6 van t0rek-
yes fo-tenyez6jere. A Ii. reszben
latjuk, hogy Abraham megihlet6-
des k0vetkezteben latja az igeret
f0ldjet ICY az Istenbe vetett tel
jes bizalommal kesziil fel a Macy
Ultra, meg pedig abban tudatban
indul ell utnak, hogy annak meg
talalasaban az listen segitsegere
lesz. Ezen Istenbe vetett bizalom
es erelyesseg feltalalhato M6zes
Gedeon es t0bbi h0s0k eleteber
| is. Egy hiy0 embernek mindenkol
kiizdenie kell taplalt remenyenek
a megvalositasaert, miutan "a
hit j0csele kedetek nelkiil megholt
allat". Mem igaz-e bat az, hogy al
eredmeny mindig kell0 igyeke
yet aranyaban szokott mutatkOz
nj? Miutan az lido eredmenytelen
segenek kiszamitasa, a Macy ba
iok terhe alatt ide S tova vali
szaladgalas nagyon sok keresz
| tyeni munka megsziinesenek 1
/ jellemz0je. Ezen napon a yasar
napi iskolas n0vendekeS megint
enekeltek, meg pedig EFT a fel
emel6 dicseretet "Zengjen hals
enek, minden ajkon zengjen'.
Karacsonyi el6adas. Miutan 4
vasarnapi iskolas n0vendekek szi
mara, a, karacsonyi, szindaral
megj0tt es a szerepek kiosztasa
| megtortent, enn6l. fogyas .ezeknel
a ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS pr0baja ezentul
minden szerdan es penteken del
utan lesz.
Eskiiv0. Fenyes eskiivG zajlot1
lie foly6 no 10-en,. egyhazunk ha,
talmas teglatemplomanak boltive
alatt, amid0n egyhazunk kivali
presbiterenek Teth. Sandor es. ne.
| je sz. Szentgyorgyi Katalin fla
10th Janos eskiid0 til 0r0k hiiseget
szive yalasztottjanak a Macy Ka-
roly es neje sz. Macy Rebeka szii-
l6k Nagy R6za leanyanak. Az
esketesi szertartas aIkalmaval
.zsufolasig megtelt hatalnas temp.
lomunk. Tanuk voltak: a sziil6k
testverje Szentgy0rgyi Janos. &
neje (Canton, o. es Matlle Janos
IS neje (Mastlry, o. lalxosok. Az
esketesi szertartas utan, amelyet
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-11-22

u. u. - VI dhoI a AAohi - AiA"i1oA
Egylete heti 0sszejovetele. Szin
darab proba es ujabb szerep-
osztas.
Penteken este orakor az IT.
jusagi Egylet osszej0yetele,
szindarab pr6baja egy vi da-
rab szereposztasa.
Szombaton reggel 9 orakor
magyar iskola.
Szombaton d. e. II oratol a
konfirmandusok oktatasa.
Szombaton este Z orakor a
Noegylet rendkiviili gyiilese.
Vasarnap d. e. fel Ii orakor
istentisztelet. A szolgalatot
vegzi Borsy-Kerekes Gyorgy
esperes-lelkesz.
Multi vasarnapunk. Az elmult
istentiszteleti alkalmon vendeg-
lelkesz es pedig Tiszt. Fazekas
Lajos, leechburgi testver egy-
haznak az ohazabol mem regen er-
Ekezett lelkipasztora hirdette a
scent Iget. Gyiilekezetiink tagjai
igen szep szamban kerestek meg
ez alkalommal az listen hazat s
lelekben meggazdagodva tavoz-
TAX a kepzett pap melyenJaro
gondolatokban gazdag igehirde-
teserol. lit emlitjiik meg, hogy a
k0vetkezo vasarnapon rendes
lidoben lesz istentisztelet, melyen
a szolgalatot gyiilekezet rendes
lelkesze vegzi.
Templomalap. Az elmult vasar-
napon templomalapra kovetke-
z6 uiabb befizeteseket konyvelte
el az egyhazi penztar: $1,000: Ko-
vacs Andras, $500: 10th Andr:ls.
Ezekiel egyiitt az evi befizetesek
0sszege $4605. DORA emelkedett.
listen gazdag aldasa legyen az
adakoz6kon.
Noegyleti rendkivili gyiiles. Te-
kintettel a k0zelg6 bazar elok6-
szit0 munkalataira. a, Noegylet
tagiait most szombaton este I
/ 6rara rendkiviili gyiilesre hiyjnk
0ssze. Szeretettel kerjiik az osz-
SECS kollektorokat, akik a bazarra
a gyiijtest vegeztek, hogy szom-
baton esfere a. gyiijtest es az ado
manyok 0sszeszedeset lehetolee
fejezzek be, hogy vilagosan las
suk vasarra keriil6 anyag meny
nyiseget. Ezen a gyiilesen akar-
juk elvegezni a bazar munkaJa-
max beosztasat az eladasra keril.
lo holmik aranak megallapitasat
Ne hianyozzek senEi fontos
gyJlesrol.
A lelkesz itthon. Borsy-kerekes
Gyorgy lelkesz, mint a nyugat
egyhazmegye esperese tudvalevo
leg vasarnap igtatta be aliasabt
DR.. Botykos Bella lelkeszt Det
roitban. A FJggetlen EgyhaznaE
ez ujabb esemenye Detroit hatal'
mas magyarsaganak oriasi erdek
l6dese mellett folyt lie. Idezziil
erre vonatkozolag detrolti Ma
gyar Hirlapbol a k0vetkezo be
szamolo reszletet: ez az ese
meny is AIT bizonyitja, hogy azol
magyar lelkeszek, akik egyhaz
/ hivatasuk mellett magyar igye'
is szivuk0n hordjak, a magyarsa4
k0zott mind nagyobb olyan rete
gekre talalnak, amely retegek szi
vesen demonstralnak olyan embe
rex mellett, akik az egyhaz
iigyek mellett magyar ilgyet Is
eszreveszik es ennek eppem ug,
vannak szolgalataban, mint az
egyhazi iigyeknek Ha volt
4 valaha jol fegyelmezett k0zonsagf
| egv esemenynek, ugy ez az volt
/ ha valaha llangzottak ell beszedelS
melyek k0zonseg erdeklodeset
| lek0t0ttek, ugy eek azok vol
TAX y Esperes-lelkesz a sol
galat vegz6se utan, hetfon ata,
zott vissza Detroitb0l.
/ Hiveink figyelmebe. Szeretettel
emlekeztetjiik hiveinket ARA
L.1. a...,L n,; +;;.,.nnx-n;nL nrtnI
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-11-22

nagytiszteletii asszony vezetese
Ipsllott k0zel egyszaz gyernek
h6s6in a karacsonyi iinnepre.
a10nhafoil jonnek 0sSze dflel6tt
s. 6s IL kozott.
Evening star., 1928-01-20
25 YEARS OF BAN JOHNSON
By John Il. Foster.
y-The American Leagues Declaration Of Independence

occupy Eastern territory has been well
defined and think the men OF the Ma
tional League thoroughly understand
our position in the matter. For two
years We have been menaced by the
possible formation OF league hostile
TO our interests and detriment In
many ways to organized base ball. This
annual agitation is hurtful and we pro-
pose TO so shape our organization as 10
checkmate 1t in the future. In extend
ing Our circuit TO the Far East 1t Is un-
reasonable TO assume we would continue
along the old lines prescribed by the
national agreement New conditions
must alter in part our relations with the
National League. The club owners Of
the American League are unalterably
opposed to a continuation OF the draft
ing system We cannot renew our OBJ
legations under the present agreement.
Should complications arise they will be-
OF National League making. II fairness
and common sense prevail there can
never be any friction between the Ma
tional and the American Leagues"
And there never was anything else
but friction between the two leagues
from that time forward so long as Ban
Johnson ruled the American League.
- l1Fs
Evening star., 1928-01-20
HEENEY WILL BOX
DELANEY MARCH |
Winner to Meet Sharkey.
Risko Victor-Fugazy Also
Planning Bouts.

Bv the As.ooiated Press.
n YEW YORK. January 20.-Effcrts
N to produce a challenger for
NJ Gene Tunney's championship
/ today again had assumed def
mite form vith the matching of
Jack Delaney and Tom Heeney for
I5-round struggle in Madison Square
Garden March !.
After considerable dickering terms
were agreed upon yesterday. With the
contracts negotiated by John NJ. Chap
man. Tex Richards new assistant. vno
heretofore has been identified chiefly as
promoter Of the six-dsy bicycle races.
Under Richards new heavvTe.ght
elimination plan the winner Of the
Heeney-Delaney affair Ttll in turn
tussle with the victor Of proposed tit
between Jack Sharkey and johnny
Risko. The Boston boxer and Risko
have yet 70 sign for their prospective
bout. which will be staged after the
Delaney clash.
The poor showing Of Sharkev and
Heeney in their recent tilt which ended
in a draw, caused Rickard 70 rearranze
his plans. While the Sharksy Heeney
encounter was limited 70 IL rounds.
Rickard emphatically left word before
leaving for Miami that MS coming elm
nations must be over the l5-roUrd
championship distance.
Rickard has hopes Of matching the
winner Of the current elimination series
against Tunney in June.
Incidentally, Promoter Eumoert Fuc-
aZv. Richards chief rival. came our
with an announcement that he was
negotiating to match George Godfrey
and Knute Hansen in a heavyweight
battle He also said ne planned 70
bring Luis Firpo or Victor Compolo here
from South America for bout agaIns'
Roberto Roberti