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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-07-18
MALADY BATTLES SCIENCE


BY NEA Service
Fort Worth. Tex, July ls.-After
q three-year fight to control an in
lection in the face of = boy. now 10.
science has quit the case as hopeless.
Bill Mattingly. one-time prize
baby. lies in his bed almost unreeoG.
nizable even to his mother. Four
major operations and treatment by
IA doctors have failed to stem the
tide Of the disease.
Three years ago the boy bumped
pipe in his fathers tin shop. Bone
infection set in, and now arm paral-
ysis is robbing him Of his only pas
time. sketching.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-07-18

Sealed bids for the construction Of
pavement on Avenue G from Third
Street to Warrington Street In Paw.
81 sismsrek. S"r,h nak ; Ia WI Win s.
received by the Board Of City Com.
missioners Of said City until eight
o'clock p. m. August 18th. 1875.
The following approximate guam.
titles are givtH for the guidance Of
1850 cubic yards Of earth excava.
2.es2 linear feet OF straight com.
hined concrete curb and gutter
$50 linear feet Of circular combined
concrete curb and gutter.
$50 linear feet Of concrete headers
manhole castings adjusted.
4.sas square yards Of prepared
foundation.
Hd. w sHSi r. yards e ". ;a'.v
Ing types OF pavement:
Six-inch reinforced concrete.
Warrenite- Bitulithic on Z bitvmi.
nous concrete base.
Plans and Specifications are on file
may be Obtained from T. r Atkinssn
Work on this contract must Be Be.
gun not later than August goth. 1873
and soonmspleted not later than octobss
All bids shall he made upon a haste
OF cash payment for all work to b
done.
Each bidder shall state In his bid
the rate Of interest which the war
rants are to bear (not exceeding
seven ca per cent per annurl. which
shall he received and accepted by him
at par in payment for the work.
Each bid must be accompanied by
certified check for Five Hundred
t$50oo0O Dollars. made payable te
the order of a. r. Lenhart, President
of the Board Of City Commissioners
as guaranty that the bidders will
II successful. enter into a contract
with the necessary bond. for the per-
Torrance of the work. Each bid must
also be accompanied by a bidders
bond in sum equal 10 five 60 pei
cent OF the full amount bid. a. pro-
vided in Section 3707 Compiled Laws
OF North Dakota. 1913.
The Board Of City Commissioners
OF the City of Bismarck. North IA.
kota. reserves the right to reject any
or all bids
NJ. H. ATKINSON.
SH1-14 civ ma
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could achieve a more artistic home
by selecting everything herself.
We won't wait for tho sale Of
the old stun" Rod added. And
neither Of them smiled when they
spoke Of their furniture as odd"
We'll probably get about $500 for
It. You can spend that much. But
It leaves our bank balance with Z
very boytsh figure. indeed" he
ended.
Shed have to buy Z new dress
tor Rods party. And It must b
= good.looking one. nothing cheap.
But how can I get it," she wor.
ried. Her own money. such as she
had saved before her marriage. had
all been spent for linens and other
furnishings for the nat In Way.
Vile. And Rod couldn't spare the
money tor an expensive gown Just
now.
Her problem was solved for her
By . salssgirl in . store where she
bought pair Of gloves. Charger"
tho girl said laconically - Berthe
Lou absent-mindedly neglected 70
offer any money.
Charge! Why hadn't she thought
Of that? She made inquiries and
Was directed to the credit depart,
ment. There she gave tho name
Of Rods employer and his address.
a. we'll a. their own and was told
the management would communt.
cate with her shortly.
Berthe Lou thought she dstected
an expression Of surprise on the
face Of the man she vas taking
with when she gave the name Of
her hotel. She knew enough about
New York now to appreciate the
incongruity Of . person In RODE
position making It his homo.
On her way out che wae. seiso1
With . new apprehension that
CAUSED her to turn quickly II
search Of . telephone booth.
! Ito BE Continuedl ;.
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" looked blank enough to bring
satisfaction to BERTHE Lou for her
decision. She wouldn't have Molly
telling Lila they were afraid Of her
and she could SEQ that Molly
lost q little Of her confidence
she seemed not % sure now that
she could wound Berthe Lou. That
helped.
Berthe Lou had never been to 4
night club and she didn't know
what she was doing when she
turned saily to the others IN the
company and asked Il they oil had
next Thursday free.: Very. very
fortunately. q che WAS to learn
later. they had not. One couple
was going to Atlantic City for q
long weekend. The other had 4
dinner engagement and . thsater
afterward.
That left only the rrasers. them.
selves and Lila.
Berthe Lou offered Rod . tight.
Tipped kiss that night. He felt
guilty. 80 he took It silently and
very soon pretended to b asleep
What Q dumb oyster he'd been ia
pull that club stu1l
Berthe Lou silently agresd with
his silent opinion d Aimself. Only
che thought IN superletives. "a
speak Of i would surely precipl
tate : quarrel. Their Arst quarrel
. 20
THE. next morning Rod volun
= teered to wire 70 her mother
about selling the furniture. I'd
wanted 70 make amends 70 Berthe
Lou for biz impulsive generosity
Of the night betore. Il wouldn't b
pleasant for her to have lila u
their party. he knew.
:. Berthe Lou came out Of bel
gloom q the proepect Of buying
new furniture, tor The. apartment
Nice - Il had been 70 have x
many things given them when the,
] were married she believed Oh,
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with her evss attn an Rod's hride
she missed Rods expression. The
complacency he had shown earlier
In the evening instantly disap.
reared upon his hearing Of Lila's
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CENTURY or SMOKES

North Tonawauda, N. T., July 10.
Nancy Blacksquirrsl Miller. ll5.
ysAr-old Seneca Indian, now comes
forward to offer her prescription FOR
health and LONG lie. She attributes
her extended stay on this earth to
the moderate use Of tobacco. Born
In 1912, Nancy began smoking about
the time che We: able to walk. De-
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-07-18

il Smith and who q Hoover? Mus.
solini asked. (Which is dry and
which is wet! Which, will b
elected?" Lusk declined to be Z
prophet.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-07-18

spite her axe she still does oil her
own work, goes to the reservation
for supplies, and nurses her 77-year-
old daughter.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-07-18

DUCE INTERESTED
Rose, July 1s.-Mussolini's curl
osity has been satisfied in part.
Milan Lusk, Chicago violinist, gave
the premier . private recital. "Who
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-07-18
FURNITURE FOR SALE

FURNITURE FOR SALE
FOR SALE-Office Furniture:
One flat top desk, one type
writer desk, one oak 4 draw
er filing cabinet, one oak
chair, one Z drawer National
Cash register, two Lamson
cash carriers. s. E. Berge-
son E Son.
FOR SALE-Buffet. piano. 2 rock
ers, dining table, chiffonier,
bridge lamp, rugs, copper boiler,
wringer, garbage can. Call at
1106 Ave. D or phone 532-M.
FOR SALE-Fight piece funled oak
dining room set. Very reasonably
priced. Phone S38 Lr call at 61O
Eighth street.
FOR SALE-Sewing machine, va
CUM, rag rugs and quilts. 315
Washington street. Phone S43-M.
BARGAINS in used furniture.
Kennedy Furniture Co., Mandan,
N. D.
FOR SALE-Household furniture.
Call 1t 418 First street.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-07-18

A concrete road in Colorado con-
tains gold ore valued 1t $1,000 per
mile.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-07-18

~ A piece Of lettuce or apple we'll be
~ appreciated by the canary ance or
srtwtes . week.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-07-18

Be 1t Resolved by the Board OF
City Commissioners OF the City of
Bismarck, North Dakcta: That It is
necessary and the said Board Of City
Commissioners hereby declare 1t to
be necessary to construct pavement
on Avenue C from Third Street to
Washington Street in Paving District
Number Six. in accordance with the
plans, specifications and estimate
Of probable cost of the City Engineer.
which plans. specifications and esti-
mate Of probable cost were approved.
adopted and placed on file with the
City Auditor this 9th day Of July,
Be Il Further Resolved that notice
be given to the owners of the prop
erty liable to be assessed for the cost
Of this Improvement by the publica-
tion Of this resolution once each week
for two consecutive weeks in the Bis
marck Tribune. the official news
paper Of said City Of Bismarck. and
Be It Further Resolved that IL
within 80 days after the date Of the
firts publication the owners Of the
majority Of the property liable to be
assessed for this Improvement do not
file with the City Auditor protests
In writing against the said improve
ment, then they will be deemed to
have consented thereto.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-07-18
APARTM ENTS

FOR RENT-One furnished apart
ment and also one sleeping room.
- Call at 322 Ninth street, or phone
1054-R.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-07-18

High school teacher In winter, win
ner Of beauty contests in the sum-
mer Is part Of the personality Of
Miss Irma Britton. 22, Of Weir,
Kas., winner Of first place in = re-
cent Kansas beauty contest ct Pitts
burgh, Kas. There were so contest
ants.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-07-18
STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA.
County Of Burleigh.

City OF BtSmarCk.-Ss.
I, NJ. II. Atkinson. City Auditor,
within and for the City Of Bismarck.
Burleigh County. North Dakota. do
I true and correct copy Of the orig
inal resolution adopted by the Board
Of city Commissioners OF said City
At regular meeting held on July
9th. 1928.
In Witness Whereof I have here.
unto set my hand and the seal OF
the City Of Bismarck this 10th day
Of July. 1928. .
(SeaD M II. ATKINSON.
7/il.11 City Auditor.
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Tribune Classified Advertisements
p HON 82-
FOR SALE

TOR SALE
DIAMOND RINGS, }a5, $50, SIS.
ments. Fire qualitiea, lowest
prices. tines W. Marek, exclu-
sive diamond dealer. Office 10S
Third street. Bismarck.
PERSONAL
MADAM EzTTlM0KEEKEEP7I-
mist and Phrenoloeist,. here l0s
Ave. B. Phone 1880. Helps find
lost articles.
MlSCELLAEeOUS
REWARD OFFERED Tor Informs
ticn leading to recovery Of black
gelding with :tar on forehead,
same run away from, road camp
1T Crystal Springs May e, last
seen near Bismarck. Address Jas.
Klesalek, Msndan, N. D.
FOR SAIE-Casting box ana one
IN. r. Electric D. G.. motor,
CHEAP: Inquire q Tribune office.
GOOD as new Hartman Wardrobe
trunk. reasonable. lis Thayer or
call 195-R.
GARAGE FOR kENf-SS. % per
month. 1902 Ihayer Ave. Phone
~.
NOTICE Or NEARING on BUDGET
Notice u Hereby Given that the
preliminary budgNt Of the city OF
bi:marek. North Dakota. fer the fis-
esi year commencing July 1st. 1913.
auditor OF said city. and that such
budget statement may be examined
BY anyone applying therefor; that the
Board Of City Commissioners OF said
city will meet 1T the city hall on the
fourth Wednesday In July. being July
26th. 1873. at the hour Of nine. thirty
O'Clock In the morning. for the pur-
pose OF adopting the final budget and
making the annual tax levy: ana that
hearing at said time and place, at
which any taxpayer may appear and
discuss with the board any item OF
proposed expenditures or object ia
any such item or the amount thereof,
The proposed expenditures under each
group Of said budget and the total
proposed expenditures under all
groups are 10 fallows:
A. Maintenance and opera
2. Capita, ana b.s..rm.nt ::.s:soe
$322.3lS0t
Dated At Bi:marek, North Dakota
1seal) N. H. ATKINSON.
7N6 City Auditor.
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FOR RENT-Large two rooE,
apartment furnished. On frs,
floor. 924 Fourth street or phone
543-W.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-07-18

FOR RENT-Furnished OF Un{0r.
nished apartment. Varney apart
ments. Phone 773.
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DIAMOND RINGS, }15, $50, SIS,
800 and up. Buy on our easy pay
ments. Fire qualities, lowest
prices. lines W. Narek, exclu-
sive diamond dealer. Office 1OS
Third street, Bismarck.
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MADAM EATTIM0EEEEEEPal-
mist and Phreneloeist,. here 40s
Ave. B. Phone 1880. Helps find
lost articles.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1928-03-08
TOWN OF MISSION CREEK
Township Forty (4O)
Range TNenty-One CID


LundquiSt Realty Co.. VIZ
Rena X. Lindsey. WIZ of W
Joseph Ouradnik. swA of 81
Rena X. Lindsey. nw14 of !
Sophia Dapron. swA of M
Sophia Dapron, Se14 of nv
Sophia Dapron, Sw14 of NV
Joseph Ouradnik, neA of NJ
Carl d. Click, nwA of ne Il
Carl d. Click. sell of ne u
Carl d. Click. swA of ne \,
]. d. Markham. seA of Sc u
J. d. Markham. neA of sw u
j. d. Markham, sell of Sw a
j. d. Markham, SwA of sw
Alex j. Hancock. neA OF ]
Alex j. Hancock. nwA of !
James Koecher. sell of NJ
Jacob Plaub. nwA of ne 4
Jacob Plaub. sw14 of ne a
Vincent Stephan, s1a of NV
Vincent Stephan. swA of -
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j. w. Reynolds. Sc a of ne Il :
j. w. Reynolds, sw4 of ne
Ole o. StavaaS. sell of sw
Ole o. Stavaas. sw14 of sw
F. A. Hodge. ct al, nw14 of
John A. Noren. ct al. ne4
John A. Noren, ct al. NV "A
Louis WurSt. neA of NV ii =
Louis Wurst. sell of NV "A =
Lars c. Jacobson, SEX of S
Peter Sorensen. swA of SEA
Kathryn E. Sperry, ne4 of n
Kathryn E. Sperry, nw14 of n
Kathryn E. Sperry. sell of n
Kathryn f. Sparry, sw4 of n
Kathryn E. Sparry. nell of ny
Kathryn Z. Sparry. neA of S
Kathryn 3. Sperry. nwA of S
Kathryn Z. Sperry. seA of S
Hiram l.. Hedin. nw14 of ne
Hiram L. Hedin. sw14 of ne
s. Henry Wilcox, neA of NJ
S. Henry Wilcox. nw4 of NJ
s. Henry Wilcox. Se14 of n
S. Henry Wilcox. Sw14 of n
s. Henry Wilcox. neA of Sc
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New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-10-10
NUTMEG ELEVEN TO MEET
ALL-BRIDCEPORT SUNDAY
Postponed Game to Be Stared ut Memorial Field In
Willow Brook Park - Visitors Have Just Signed
Jockbowski, Villanova Quarterback Britain
Team Goes Through Stiff Workout Sesson-Nan-
feldt Joins Squad - PLENTY Of Rivalry Exists Be-
tween CJubs
Acknowledgements will furnish the op-

All Bridgeport will furnish the op-
position for the Nutmeg football
team Sunday afternoon at Willow
Brook park. The Park City team was
scheduled to come to this
city 4 week ago last Sunday but wet
grounds prevented the game from
being played.
Additional interest in the appear
ance of one of New Britain's greatest
grid rivals last year, is being mani
tested by the fans of the city and
because Of the additional strength ON
the Bridgeport team this season.
New Britain will not have as easy .
time as 1t did last season.
The Bridgeport eleven will be d.
rected In the game by Jackabowsky.
last years great star with Villanova.
He was rated on q par with the
candidates for the All-America
eleven during the season of 1928
and his work with Bridgeport 30 far
this season. has been spectacular.
With him in the backfield will be
Gross, another former Villanova
man, Boyan of V. NJ. A.. Mead OF
Ursinus, Suchany and a number of
reserve men.
Contracts for the game have been
received in this city and word comes
from the Park City that several bus
loads of fans are to accompany the
team.
The Nutmeg SQUAD was out for a
stiff practice session last night at
Willow Brook park. Every man ON
the squad was present and another
workout Isl scheduled for Thursday
night. Plenty of mistakes were
shown up in last Sundays game and
these will be corrected before play
is called next Sunday.
Additional reserve strength has
been made sure by the signing of
Oscar Nanfeldt who last season play
ed guard on the All-New Britain
team.He is a utility man available
for center. the line or the backfield
and is valuable addition the the
eleven.
New Britain's backfield of Buck
ley. Belonski and Davis with Radze-
witch calling the signals. showed to
advantage last Sunday and there
men will start against Bridgeport
the coming week end.
The game will be started promptly
at $3.50 o'clock and large number
OF fans 10 expected to attend.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-10-10
FIGHTS LAST NIGHT


BY the Associated Press.
Chicago Jimmy Byrne. Louis
willie, outpointed Johnny Squircs,
South Africa, (10). Ernie Owens,
Los Angeles. outpointed Tommy
Squires. South Africa, (10). Cecil
Hurt, Indianapolis. defeated Battling
Levinsky. Chicago by disqualifca-
ton 8. Eddie Spehas. Louisville.
outpointed Joe Patrice, Chicago. 6.
Reading - Babe McCorgary, OF
Oklahoma. and Vincent Forsione,
Philadelphia. drew. ).
San Antonio Sergeant Sammy
Baker. New York, stopped Pete Au-
gust. Bridgeport. Conn.,, s. Jimmy
McDermott. Terre Haute Ind, out
pointed Kid Pancho. Fan Antonio.
Indianapolis - Eddie Anderson.
Wyoming, knocked out Tommy
Crowley. Pittsburgh. I. Tate Lang
ford. Louisville, and Sammy Price.
Indianapolis. drew. s.
Cincinnati - Mike Dundee. Rock
Island. ILL.,. knocked out Billy Ken
nedy. New Orleons, 1. Freddy MIL
Ter. Cincinnati. knocked out Ray
Kirkpatrick, Louisville s. Lou
Friedman. Of Chicago, outpointed
Speedy Reynolds, Dayton. 8. Youns
kanci, Pittsburgh outpointed John
ny Pharman. Dayton. I.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-10-10
YALE Will MEET
GEORGIA ELEVEN
Eli Squad to Have Difficulty in
Downing Powerful Team

New York, Oct. 1O.-(P-Pitts-
burgh and Yale, generally rated at
the top of the eastern football heap
last year will have difficulties in
their quest for national honors no
later than Saturday.
Both teams We're beaten once last
season. although Pitt waited until
after the regular season had closed to
lose by single point to Stamford on
the Pacific coast. Yale, on the other
hand, met defeat early in the cam
paign at the hands of a rugged. pow
erful brilliant Georgia eleven, 1910.
Georgia comes north to do battle
with the Ellis again this Saturday.
and Pitt, hardly up to its standard
Of last year, when Gibby Welch was
running wild. will need all it's re-
sources, it would seem, to take care
of West Virginia.
Nal Stevens has the material for
great team at New Haven but the
question just now is whether it has
| been developed to the point where a
| foe as sturdy as Georgia can not only
be met but defeated. The southern
ers demonstrated great scoring pow
er in their overwhelming defeat of
! Mercer last Saturday While Yale's
/ 27-0 victory over Maine was not too
| impressive. But there's this to con-
slider: Yale knows what to expect
this year. The Bulldogs have been
caught once and if they're caught
again 1t will not be because they did
not have a chance to get set.
Pitt and West Virginia battles are
classics in western Pennsylvania and
northern West Virginia. These two.
with Washington and jefferson and
Carnegie Tech. form the Big Four"
of that football section. The
/ Panthers. after a mediocre start
against them, snapped into 1t
against Bethany and rolled up s.
points. West Virginia bowed to its
first foe. that mighty atom Davis
and Elkins 20, but swept aside
West Virginia Wesleyan. 1910 and
the Haskell Indians, 2S-7. keefer,
West Nirginia's big fullback. is the
man Pitt must watch. He's scored
five touchdowns SO far and the sea-
son is young.
New York offers its own struggle
between unbeaten Fordham and
equally unbcaten, New York Uni
versity, for place in the list OF
closely matched. hard fought games.
Yalc's traditional rivals also meet
southern opposition, Princeton TAX
ing on Virginia while Harvard is do
ing its best to entertain North Caro-
lima. The battles between Colgate
and Virginia Poly; Cornell and
Hampden-Sydney; and Dayton.
Brown complete the interse ctiona
schedule in the east for Saturday
Boston college steals a march on The
field by meeting Duke at Boston thi!
Friday, Columbus Day.
Her lineup shifted about. Nav!
travels to Chicago to meet Notr'
Dame at Soldiers field in a fray tina
is expected to attract more THAI
. 100000 spectators.
, Most OF the other major eleven
, will tackle minor opposition design
l ed to put them on edge for the big
| ger tests to come.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-10-10
LOCALS To MEET
buckley ELEVEN
High School Football Team
Plays Strong Combine Saturday

An air Of pessimism has spread
among the pupils Of the Senior High
school and in the camp of followers
Of the New Britain High school foot
ball team over the chances of the
eleven against Buckley High school
Of Hartford Saturday.
Probably the real Gil Dobie OF the
school Is Coach George NJ. Cassidy
who said last night that his team
will meet stiff opposition from the
best team Buckley High school has
had in its short existence. His pessi-
mism Is not veil to cover any over
confidence Of himself or his team, he
said. He honestly believes his crew
will have to be on its toes every
minute to win.
The game will be played at Me-
mortal field In Willow Brook park
Saturday afternoon.
Followers of the team have some
thing to rejoice about. Tony Nevulis.
one OF the stars OF last years line,
has sufficiently recovered from his
injuries to allow him to return to
the team. He was not put on the reg
ular squad last night at the first SEES
sion. Instead he worked In with the
third team. Fellow teammates and
followers declared he showed q
world OF stuff for a first nighter.
He will probably take his old
place at tackle and either Of the two
tackles, Syzmanski or Ludinowitz
will be shifted to guard or from the
regular team altogether. II one OF
them goes to guard probably Joe
Potts who made the team despite
the fact that he IL a member Of the
freshman CLASS, will be taken from
the lineup.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-10-10
JOE ZOTTER KNOCKS OUT
CLINCH in FOURTH ROUND
Jimmy Is Down for Count of Nine Six Times Before
Towel Is Thrown Into Ring Crushing Right Hand
Smashes Too Much for Him-Ray Taylor Is Stop
ped In First Canto-Four Other Kayoes On Nights
Program-Jack Britton Coming for Next Card.

Chapdelaine of Springfield took
four-round decision from Bobby
Barra of this city. Barra showed
good stuff while in the ring but
Chapdelaine was entirely 200 clsver
for him.
1t was announced last night that
Jack Britton. for years welter-
weight champion of the world and
a former resident of this city. would
appear in the main bout of the next
show at the Arena. His opponent
and the date hav~ not yet been
selected.