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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-13
Why Be Skinny?
It's Easy TO Be Plump,
Popular and Attractive

It's easy 20 Re plump. popular snd at
tractive instead u being chin. angular
and scrawny. Almost invariably tie
trouble is due g. weak nerves and CON.
seQuent failure 70 asslmilate your ZOO.
You may eat heartily. hnt owing o. the
lack OF nervous energy ard impoverishrI
blood you don't get the kneht from TIE
food YOU eat All ~ this can Pea rem
eficd very quickly by taking with each
meal n five grain trhlet n BLOOD Iron
Phosphate. This quickly siren --lers fE.-
nervous system. enriChes the blood and
increases its oxygen carrying power and
in remarkably short time the averaea
thin. weak. nervous man or woman Boz
gins not only 20 put on flesh. but also
begins 20 look and feel better. Sleep.
appetite. strength and endurance are
improved. dull eyes become bright. and.
unless afflicted with some organic con-
plaint. there IS no reason why. II yCG
take BloOd-Iron Phosphate regularly. you
should not sooI look and feel much bef
ter and many years younger. Deposit
81 % today with Wettick's Phnrmav or
any other druggist for enough Blood
Iron Phosphate for three weeks treat
ment Use as directed and n 90 the end
Of three weeks YOU aren't delighted 20
back and get your money. Your drug
gist. n man you know. is authorized %
give IL 70 you. Adv.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-13
FEELS IT DUTY
TO TELL OTHERS
Mrs. Miller Says People Tell
Her They Would Never
Take Her to be 20 -
Praises Tanlac.

"If IL had not been for others al
lowing the news Of their recovery
published I would not have known
about Tanlao and would still be a
sick woman: so / feel that I ought
20 make a statement myself and try
20 help come one else" declared
Mrs j. p. Miller. Of 729 South Bend
av-. South Bend. Ind. recently.
For ten years L had a great deal
Of trouble with my stomach and
with pains I'm the region of my
heart. had no appetite and what
little / did eat always gave me
trouble. i had violent spells OF pal
pitauon Of the heart. that left me
so weak I could hardly get up from
q chair Sometimes / was so stag
gerry that If I started 20 walk across
room i would first have 20 catch
hold OF something 10 steady myself
Il had constant pains IN the small
Of my back. and 81 nearly killed me
20 stoOp over and straighten up.
was very nervous. and found % hard
10 get any sleep at night. I tried
everything. it looked like, but was
never able 20 get any relief. and I
got TO where 10 was out Of the ques-
tion for me 20 do my homework
for was too weak 10 push a broom
OtAOEN me-
Il saw so much in the papers
about the way TanlaC was giving re-
lief from troubles like mine that /
decided 20 give &c a trial. and. I de-
clare. just three bottles of this med
icine have pat me IN splendid CON
dition. Ny appetite IS fine now, ard
7 can eat just anything i want and
eat at any time OF day. and nothing
ever hurts me. All the pains have
gone from my back, and I am no
longer troubled at all with paIpita-
ton OF the heart
MY nervousness has left mo.
and I sleep fine every night. I am
seventy years OF age. but people tell
me they would never think Il to look
az me, and really and truly I feel
better and stronger than I have for
ton years. I do all my housewOrk
now. and don't mind &c a bit I
Just wish everybody suffering from
such troubles would do as / did. take
Taniac."
Tanlas Is sold IN South BEND at
the Central Drug Store. Public Drug
Store. Landon's Pharmacy and Wet
ticks Cut Rate Drug Store; and I'm
Nishawaka at the Red Gross Phar-
macy.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-13
CORRIDOR GOSSIP

Contrary 70 custom the Great Mo-
gul and the Little Mo-girl will re-
main unknown until they make
their appearance in the Y ". gym
nasium Friday. Ten inter-lass con-
tests are featured for the festivities
but the faculty contests Will be elimi-
mated.
The sewing exhibition in the first
floor corridor has given way TO an
exhibition Of trays for hot dishes
made by the wood turning class.
The trays are OF fumed oak and
mahogany and are centered with
pads OF felt, padded chintz and ere
tonne.
Monday morning the Biology I
class liked 10 the four mile bridge
in search of specimens OF leaves.
noting the thickness, arrangement
and color
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-13
Boyhood DAYS Of Famous Men.

DAVID GARRlCh.
This way 20 see the big show,
shouted young David Garrick. 10 the
pedestrians OF Lchdeld. Eng
Come on, Dave, the crowd Is
calling for us 70 start" said Sam
Johnson. author of the play they
were about TO enact.
Sam was seven years older than
David. but he took such an inter
est IN the younger boys barn thea
tricals that he consented TO write a
real tragedy for him.
The show was a great success, 10
year old David being the star actor
He mimicked the quaint villagers 10
such perfection that even they haj
TO laugh at his audaCity.
David Garrick G717-1779) never
gave up acting. He became the lead
ing actor Of the 10Th century IN
England.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-13
SCOTT OrESTIONAIRE

What Is the relation OF Scouting
to Universal Training? No relation.
except that what a boy learns in
scouting fits him for service TO the
country as no other service does.
Do the Scoutmasters deliver real
Scouting They do. Substitutes for
the scouting program are not per
mltted as they were in the past.
Are Scoutmasters Paid a Salary ?
Not a cent They even buy their own
supplies.
Are the men helping the boys IN
a Worthwhile Way2 Ask he scout
parents how scouting has changed
the boys mental attitude toward
home, church, city and country. Ask
the police and the tornado sufferers
what they thing Of scouts volunteer
service.
Aren't There a Lot OF Poor Spirit
ed Scouts? Undoubtedly All or
CARNATIONS have undesirable mem
bers.
What Is Taught in Scouting That
is Worth Anything Practically? First
aid. life saving. pathfinding, civics,
cooking, camping, pioneering. public
health and about so others. Teaches
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-13
10 SCH0LA
E&SPORTSMI
Plain. Every-Dav Rules.

II takes a lot Of practice 10 handle
a trOwel well. The English language
Is a whole lot more complicated and
harder 20 handle than n trowel.
Here are some plain, everyday
rules. well worth keeping IN mind
when writing.
I. COndense. Bring out the main
idea quickly. II the reader IS intelli-
gent, give him credit for Il. Leave
something for him 20 think him
self
2. Break UP long complex SEN
fences into short direct ones.
8. Never use a long word when a
short one will do.
4. Practice saying the same thing
IN a number OF different ways.
o. Commit TO memory some pas
sages Of fine, clear English, like Lin
coins Bixby letter.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-13
BAUER GAINS ON
CHILDREN'S FAVORITES

For over a week the contest had
been running. On Thursday evening
Dot Mcmillan read in the Evening
News. Attention. Boys and Girls.
Send IN all your coupons this week.
on Saturday night we will publish
the number OF votes received by the
various teachers during the first two
weeks OF the popularity contest.
Send IN ali your votes before
o'clock Friday evening"
Thursday evening Dot and her
friends scurried around their neigh-
bOrhood. They asked everyone they
saw 10 bring coupons TO school Fri
day. Things were coming Miss Nor
mans way thick and fast.
Still there was something myster-
ious about those seventh graders.
They were collecting coupons. no
doubt OF that. and yet they said 50
little about g. Why?
"Oh. how silly Every coupon will
be for Miss Normani" The chairman
OF the sixth grade coupon commit
tee passed Off the thought that any
one else would be IN the field, too.
But, when the results of the con-
test appeared Friday night little
storms broke out in homes all over
kokOm0. Fathers chuCkled, ana
mothers smiled Boys laughed, but
some girls took Il seriously. Miss
Norman was not first she was sec
ond And, Of all persons. the last
one anybody would think Of. Miss
Jeans miled sheepishly
1T can't be right exclaimed Dot.
Jean miled sheepishly.
Sure. I've been voting for Miss
Bauer all week" joked Dad.
Right there were the figures. In
big type the headlines said. Miss
Jeannette Bauer leads I'm popularity
contest. 1897 votes; Miss Mabel
Norman second, 889 votes.
"Jean"-Dot was growing suspi-
Cious-"are you girls in the seventh
grade voting for Miss Norman ?"
Jean blushed a little
II wouldn't think we'd vote for
anyone else" she replied evasively.
Dot saw through the plot at once.
you mean, mean things! You're
voting for Miss Bauer to go 20
France so that you won't have her
for your teacher next year,
SCHOOL YIELD.
Special to The Boys and Girls
Digger, digger hoe potato.
Half past thirteen, alligator;
Chicak-a-wa -daw,
Chicak-a- wa -daw-
South Bend High School.
Rah. rah. Rah, rahti
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-13
School
Study
Sports
BOYS BUILD HOUSE
FROM SCRAP LUMBER

A house from scrap lumber
every detail Just like they had laid
out In their plans before hand!
Oscar d. Willis. 10, and his broth
er, Bobby, S. have a right 10 be
Proud OF what they have done. They
drew up the plans, cut the lumber.
and did ali the carpentry work
themselves.
Bobby Willis has made his play
mates envious by making chairs.
too He takes box boards and builds
real chairs so solid and substantial
that they are really useful
Oscar and Bobby are the sons OF
Mr.. and Mrs. o. D. Willis, 14th St,
Huntington, Ind.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-13

how 10 live and enjoy life. Teaches
responsibility and resourcefulness
and leadership.
Does Scouting Help a Boy Find
His Niche in LIfe2 Yes. because he
tries so many practical everyday
activities that he can specialize on
what he likes best. About IS per cent
OF people are in the wrong Jobs In
life. Il IS important that a boy
should know early In life what he
IS fitted for. The misfit Is the tragedy
Of the age The greatest OF all wastes
is the human waste
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-13
BISHOP GETS $4,000
IN WOMAN'S LEGACY
By United Press

BY United Press:
GRAND RAPIDS. Mich, Oct Il
Bishop John T. Mccormack OF
Grand Rapids. head OF the western
Michigan protestant Episcopal do
cese. was bequeathed $4,000 IN the
will OF Mrs. Lenora Butterfeld
widow OF Roger ". Buteerfield OF
this city.
The woman's auxiliary 90 the
council OF the American protestan,
Episcopal church was beQueathed
$4,000 worth OF capital stock OF the
Pennsylvania railroad.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-13
PLAYER Is FINED.
Rr Tnited Press

CLEVELAND. Oct 12-"Rube"
Marquard, star southpaw pitcher Of
the Brooklyn Dodgers was found
guilty OF ticket scalping when ar
raigned IN municipal court here to-
day and was fined 81 and costs.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-13
OLD LADY RIDDLE

Which bird ought 10 lift the
heaviest weight?
ANSWER 20 yesterdays: Brokers
in a panic are like Pharaoh's daugh-
ter when they save a little prophet
from the rushes on the banks)
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-13
SCOTS PLAN BTrSY WEEK

A busy week IL planned for the
scouts; Monday evening a meeting
OF .he troop committeeman held at
the school administration building.
this evening the executive commit
tee will meet at the Chamber OF
Commerce. Wednesday scout
scribes committee meeting will be
held at the Chamber of Commerce
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-13
GIRL EMPLOYEES REFUSE
TO WEAR TROUSERS
By United Press:

By United Press:
NEW ORLEANS. La. oct. IL
The question OF whether emf loyerS
have the right 10 force girl workers
to wear trousers excited consider
able interest here today.
Thirty-two girl employees OF the
PeniCka and Ford Molasses Pack
ing plant walked out because. they
said, the management insisted on
them donning khaki pants
Try NEWS-TIMES Want Ids
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-13

for instruction from scout master
Joe Taylor and Thursday a scout
masters conference Will be held at
the same place. The scout masters
and patrol leaders will conduct a
model meeting 20 be used as an eX-
ample In the group meetings The
scout masters will act as instructors
TO the patrol leaders and the pa
troll leaders IN turn viii instruct
their patrols. Oct. % the court Of
honor will be held at the Chamber
of Commerce.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-25
CRACK SERVICE ELEVENS
WILL PLAY IN NORFOLK
iiampioa RonIs md (:rrut. Inkes SIN
lion FoOtf all Teams Meet for
Right to Play Marines.

- !
NORFOLK. VA. Nov. 24.-Rival:ng
,hc '?iS coilego games in Importance
and interest today IS the meeting here
OF III. l'ampion Roads Training Sta.
,.on and Great Lakes Training Sta
t!on IN the soIp!-finals Of the cham
p,onship ut the United States Navy.
Tie Grcnt Lakes eleven arrived here
from chicago late Tuesday TO prepare
tor tile big Eridiron scrap.
The Ealro Will he played or the
parade grounds at the Naval Ease.
where arrangements have been mad >
70 take care: OF at least 5000 football
enthusiasts. Tho Hampton Roads
station alone has 1000 men. while
gob"' from all over this area will
he brought 10 tho game and hundreds
or naval men from Washington and
baltimore arc expected Interest
among civilians Is also keen. and
special arrangements for them arc al
WAYS made by the naval authorities
fhc winner Of the game will be
eligible 20 meet the marine team from
onanticn Tor the championship game
" hiio franklin Field rhilndeIDhia
Gas been tentatively selected for the
decidiHS saIn". Washington is making
n strong bid while the liampto:
Roads team is anxious. in event /:
Seta into the biz game. 10 have il
played here.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-25
CROWDED GALLERY SEES
CHAMPION CUE ARTISTS
Hoppe and Peterson Entertain
Large Audiences nj Eecren-
ton rnrlorS.

Willie Hoppe and Charlie Peter
son opened their exhibition perform
anccs at the Recreation Billiard Par
Tors. Fourth and Broad Streets. yes
tcrday afternoon III o'clock, before
capacity house. among whose num-
Der were some OF the most prom!-
ncnt citizens >ot Richmond.
The worlds eails line champion
was in fine form and ran out the 900
point match il seven innings. for an
average Of 4. 81. having high runs
of 90, 81. CO, G3. and an unfinished
run Of 81. Peterson managed 10
garner S2.points while tho champion
or AL champions was alpaSsinE his
800; he getting high runs OF -. 20
Despite the fact that the balls we're
breaking badly. for him at times. the
champion displayed the form that
some OF HIS maSse, draw and follow
shots being nothing short OF mar
Vicious.
Peterson opened up the exhibition
both poclc, and carom. and savG
many valuable hints for arnatucrs
ne o gsm eh Il nf ad sosea pne sxs
lion with his repertoire OF fancy and
trick shots, all of which smackcd Of
tno sensational, tho audience being
unanimous III their verde. that hi.
title as undis3utcd worlds fancy ard
trick shot champion is well earned
III the evening match, ut S o'clock,
Hoppe again defeated Peterson, this
time by a score OF 300 To 1914. ruu-
n!ng ont In ton innings. and having
hiRS runs OF ~. ~. "A and 14.. the
latter being unfinished 1t in Il uucs-
won Just how many points the cham
plon would have rreicG on had nor
the match terminated with tho re :.
cortins OF Ills l42 points. AS ha wa.
1uat co!nmenc!n:; tn warm up TO the
game. Hope would have run ou.
sooner, but Jefferson apparently do.
rs possible TO- the champion by leav-
ine the ivorirf in as difficult Il posi-
ton rs he po.sialy could. Peterson
again opened UP the match with his
instructive disc ursc on Billiards. and
kept the audience In tho best OF
humor during hts fancy sh., eXhibi-
lion by his witt!c,"ms
McsSrs. Hoppe aud Peterson close
Their is!chInon. engagement today
~ living e%hio.tic ~ AK 3 and S i.
NJ. 1T the Recreai on and the de-
voices Of the biiia.l game here w,.o
nave been fortuuata to receive !nvi-
cations from III. m naCcment have a
rare treat In stor. for them The
management advises that patrons of
the establishment come early, IN order
tnat thcy may secure the seats most
ao!an,as con3 Tor seeing the play.
AZ the p. NJ. performances. Mr.
PETERSON VIII cndcavor TO break lis
worlds record OF 1920 which ha re-
:eal!y made IN New York CITY IN the
seconds '' 49, -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-25
BOWIE RESULTS

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Won ho'!ic barrrs 10 tiub.rs,., a.; ~
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ii:a .s:,, Ly.e Jarniea Iioiis. Iii,ae,i,.'.
Pax. NOLAN, '"@ "F.cE+
Second r.ce--s!1 ana ora-h.,. ,yr;,.,...
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$50. sec6nd lsi'e.es, HiI.sss~p; $50.
;hird: Tim. ::zs. a.so ,.I 'h.2e.
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Thi,d raee-.si, ona one.N4lf ilrloav.-
$500. won: chasss.ur. !.s C3u,.ojN ..oy'
Noonsyj. $40. ,hifd r '.''i.S@ r., 10
.Siso ran: jean HuI.ant. HGrgoyne.- p,U.
4. fo.rti, , ,.s1on rn!..r-My Dear ,ig
s,ancer. JOG tHooEeyj. ,s..0 10 ,ar .,,.S
Wood Violet. ipG 'tWv.nor; /. 90 NJ
I Ine , i:ti AZ. also Also Eao: E5c.tao..i,r.
Plfh race--m.ie and ntyertv y.,1
sI@rl" Antoinctte. 40 throny;) :as "a
;s;4o $3.50 ,"on: Gain De cause. iot
ysas tHeupeD. $3.50. third Tine 10 i"t
$50 ran: SIT Clarence. o:.tsi,o. Hello
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-25
RIVAL FOOTBALL TEAMS
. READY FOR BIC BATTLE
virginia md North Carolina TO
Play Historic Game on lambeth
Field This Afternoon.
GOVERNOR DAVIS TO ATTEND
Chicf Executive of Virginia and
Other Prominent Officials Will
Puil for Orange and Blue Victory
Over Tarhecis.
GOVERNOR DAVIS TO ATTEND
lSpecial 70 The Timcs-Dispa.cl ]

u II. I
CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA. Soy. ~
The stage Is all set and bo;h Sir-
sinia and Carolina are p-imcd cor
what promises TO be one of The great
est battles Oh the South'S ;:ridirnn
card for Thanksgiving Day.
Virginia supporters, while they cx-
pcCt a hard-fought game from the
k.on TO the final whistle, are con
mdeat OF victory over the Tarhcels,
WIN a margin OF perhaps "a couple
of touchdowns. Tho Caroiini;tns
reached charlottesville WGdnesday
AFTERNOON and, with good night'a
rest s':sa MI he, lie prepared 10 put up the
:or the past two successive years
they are lohth to break thci. winning
streak.
This is tho first Thanksgiving game
to be played on Lambeth Field. ana
the largest crowd to witness a fooc-
ball game is expected 10 be present
Special cars and trains have hrough:
IN hundreds of Carolina aud Virginia
supporters from all parts OF the two
States. aud more are expected 20 az
rive the morning Of the t;Nmc.
Governor Wts;morcland Davis and
MS stan viii arrive on ia. Richmond
ernor Will be the quest Of President
Alderman and will occupy seats in
the center of Tho stadium with about
seventy-hvc national, regional, state
and city chairmen Of the University
of Virginia centennial endowment
fund
Toino-row's games :ncludo:
AZ BirminG hani--Ala haTia w. MSS
iSsippi a. & NJ.
at charlottesville. Va.--UM;versity
1f Nirginia vs.. University of North
Carolina.
AT charlcston-Cniversity Of South
Carolina rs. The Citadel.
NJ Grcenville-Furman ~. David
son.
AZ Macon. Ga.-Mcrcor VS.. Ershinc.
AZ Rnlcish-North Carolina state
sc. Wake Forest
AZ, Clinton, 5. South Carolina
w. Newberry.
;. At Richmoni--Ra Randolph Macon vs..
University OF Richmond.
At neutrality-suspicious.. ". Lynch
burg.
AZ Observation-Disclosures Of Ten
1cSsec vs.. University OF Kentucky.
II Newport Ncws-Han.pden- Sid
ney VS.. William and Mary.
At Columbus. University of
Florida vs. Dglrthorpc.
At Natchituches. l.a.--Southv.estcrn
louisiana vs.. Louisiana Normal.
at Durham. y. C.--Trin!ty va.
Nonord.
a, Nashville---vanderhu ys. So
vance.
At Mobile-spr!ns Hnl vs., south
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-25
LEAGUE M0GULS DECLARE
WILSON MUST POST SUM
.hiesn Richmond Owner FnLc. TIL,
'tep. Local Franchise WIN lie
sold Ufh,.r

,,NoRFoLk. VA. Nov. 24.-Hcn u
Ba.eball Club. mus, pos, hi. 3. of,6
i"FieIt With the |irgin!a League Al
ono" " he is to retain his frarrI'yc
plhe!wiso the Commits. aDno;n;nd
Dy Inc league to arrans. !nr NV.
owners In Nichmond viii accaD, Inc
most advantageous 0: four Offers now.
William Z. Hadlcy. r.esiJ.n, or,bo
league. while j. norfolk on Tu.,dav
!iEnt conferred with ". =. Dawgno
81 r"rtd!nouth. ana &. Moran BARR
OF Nof!olk. IN regard 10 "a r.rGuopi,iI,,
submitted u? Wilson i'm ,ritc, Ia
;iAk-! for r!xtY daya IN which 20 NO.,
ms io!fc!. Constituting: a yuai1ri,,;
~ tN" committee 10 :hr absence n,
- >. Bcain1n. q! SuuO!k. Da.y1,. ana
L,arFy rejected tho proporal OF ia.
I"'hnibnGe'. ana "pthpriz" rrcyi
u'"t hT"d!"y TO aCGl.tint Wieot nJth
Ia, 'litGhi utlmatBtn
Ff"sld"nt bradley was authorizcd
!" H"cuF" OPTIONS on several ~. II,
/ hiS"inond suitable tor q park re
committee VII meet In EticnynoDh
hoH'g '!Hc next week and ;vy.rL ~, !.
,,rthIh!a" 70 one OF the applicants az,
ne. Thfra are four d!neren, uar,In.
! now Interested In securing ,hIs iran.
eh!s", Two h'in. from out NJ tnwn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-25
SPORTS
TEN-R0UND BOXING BOUT
IS MAIN EVENT ON CARD
Charlie Holman and Young Carter,
Bantam~eights, Will Meet
ut Cump Lee.

PETERSBURG. Nov. 24.-Tho feat
urc attraction on this ci:y.s sportint-
card for Thanksgiving will be TIN
around light ut Camp Leo with
Charlie Holman, banturnwcirn,
champion Of the South. defending his
tile against Young Coaster, OF phila-
dolphin. Tho fight viii go TO de,
cision. and the championship Is at
stake.
Both men have been trimming hard
for the tight. and indications po!,.
to the tastes: fight staged In Virgins.
In years. While Holman is favored
10 WIN over Coster. the latter comcs
rated al one OF the fastest bantan!s
In III" country. and tho iopewcM tc.
should have his hands full In win.
ring.
Frank Krousc, Camp Meade ro!
der. and al Holman. brother OF ,...
bantamwe!ght champ. and Jess,
Holman. runner-up In tho A. T.. T.
lightweight finals at Paris. Will Pc
ciEht rounds IN the Bemi-nnal bout
on tho aftc.,foOn's card. Nick Brown
IN" Camp Leo fash. who won n decl
sion over Johnny McAvoy. of Rici,
nond. at Camp Lee recently, VIII
meet Frank Duncan, of Nopowell In,
thn frst preliminary.
Tomorrnw'S fight IA staged urntr
the supervision uf the military au
,hhrit!es OF Camp Les, and ono o.
inc largest crowds cve- 10 witness a
no%IhE bout In Virginia III expected