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The Alaska daily empire., 1920-03-20
CITY FATHERS
 URGE NECESSITY OF
 QUARANTINE STATION

In an effort to persuade the Fed eral government to establish mar inc hospital and quarantine station at Juneau. Mayor J. Latimer Gray at last nights meeting of the city council appointed Councilmen F. W. Hebert. Charles C. Warner and H. l.. Turner as committee of inyesti- gaton. The city has no quarantine facilities at present and City officials are of the opinion that such matters come properly under the supervis- ion of the Federal authorities.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-03-20
ENGLISH RIDICULE
 PROHIBITION CAMPAIGN

LONDON, March 19.-Huge anti on London billboards. One shows a brawny British workingman fish ing tiny Uncle Sam out of his glass of beer, with the words :: 'Lumme, there's microbe in my beer
 Another displays figure repre- senting w. E. (Pussyfoot) Johnson, American prohibition campaigner, as an angel by the bedside of John Citizen" to whom he croons a lul- laby. while he binds him with iron shackles, hand and foot
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-03-20
CATHOLIC CHURCH

Communion Mass at 8 o'clock
 High Mass and sermon at 10:30.
 Sunday school at 1:30.
 Rosary and Benediction at 7:30 pm.
 Tbe usual Lenten devotions will be resumed in the following order:
 Daily Mass with short meditation on the gospel of the day at s am. in the church. the Rt Rev. Bishop Crimont officiating.
 Wednesday, instruction and Bene diction at 7:30 pm.
 Friday, Stations of the Cross and Benediction of the Blessed Sacra ment at 7:30 pm.
 Tomorrow being the Feast of ST. Joseph, theres will be Mass, followed by Benediction, in the Sisters Chapel at eight A. M.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-03-20
HOLY TRINITY CATHEDRAL
(Fourth and Gold streets)

tFourth and Gold Streets) tRt. Rev. P. T. Rowe, D.D. Bishop (Very Rev. c. D. Christian. Deant
 Fifth Sunday in Lenten (penitent iaD season Passion Sunday.)
 At 11:00 A. M. Divine Worship with sermon. Have We Grown or De veloped in the Christian Life?"
 Offertory solo. Mrs. Christian.
 All who expect to be present on Easter Day are requested to be pres ent tomorrow.
 At S:00 A. M., Holy Eucharist as usual.
 At 12:3O. Church School aad Con firmation Class meeting.
 No service in the evening. Service at Douglas.
 Wednesday mid-week prayer ser
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-03-20
"Mad Mullah" Of S0maHland
 Has Caused Britain Much Trouble

out, and the British decided to evacuate the country, for the time being. In 1915 he was again re- ported to be stirring up his tribes men against the British, and his adherents were scattered by Brit sh forces.
 "Mullah" in Somaliland means leader" and because of Moham- med Bui Abdullah's s fanaticism and his campaigns for extermination of whites, he as a religious leader gained the title of Mad Mullah." !"
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-03-20
PRESBYTERIAN NATIVE
 CHURCH

(Rev. David Waggoner, pastor) 10:30-Bible Service.
 7:00-Evening Service.
 7:00-Wednesday. Afid-Week Pray CT meeting.
 A cordial invitation Is given to attend these services.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-03-20
PEERLESS FREE READING
 ROOM
Chas, c. Personens, Leader

Chas, c. Personens, Leader
 The regular Gospel services will again be held in the Peerless Free Reading Room on Sunday and Fr. day and Tuesday evenings at $ o'clock.
 Bible study on Sunday afternoc, at 3:30.
 Everyone is most cordially invited 70 come
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-03-20
CARD OF THANKS

l wish to extend my sincere thanks to friends for their kind sympathy ip my bereavement caused by the death of my wife l also wish to express my deep appreciation of the many beautiful floral tributes.
 Al Bloomoui5t.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-03-20
WANTS ORDINANCE CONTROLLING AERIAL
 MAIL TRiECTION

BUTTE, Mont, March 19.-Mayor W. T. Stodden of Butte, aslsen the city council for an ordinance controlling aerial distribution of advertising mat ter. There is no law touching the matter at present, but to distribute paper on the streets is forbidden. where the result is ti litter the streets.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-03-20
6F1 Th{!!i!r!!:.::f!!:h!: !!! III',ll II,l 'll',,l

vice and Bible study
 Thursday-Festival of the Annun- citation Celebration at 500 A. NJ.
 WEEKLY WATCHWORD
 It is good to have money and the things money can buy, but the prac tical Christian checks up once in q while to make sure he has not lost the things money cannot buy.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-03-20
TACOMA GUN STORE. Inc,
Tacoma, Wash.

Largest supply of hunters and trappers' supplies in the Northwest. Especial attention to mail orders. Send 1cent stamp for catalog.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-03-20
eRAEco.RUsslAN CHURCH

(Rev. A. P. Kashevaroff. Rector)
 There will be regular services in the Russian Church Sunday morning
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-03-20

Oysters, any style, at the Alas ka Grill. adv.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-03-20

Furniture moved and stored. Heavy hauling done. Juneau Trans fer adv.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-03-20

NOTE Observations Harbo Hand and Francisco at m. D. m.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-06-25
Trimmed Hats, $3.50 and S6.9S

hats wide variety OF inter
esng Organd aeta Milan ehorns hair braid and Georg
cite hats An opportunity unusually smart trimmed hats at very
appreciate saving.
The evening world., 1920-01-27
Prominent Officials X
Don't See Any Need of
Changes in Tennis Rules

eliminate several old-time tennis IT,
lures. THE game has always hem
played under the present scoring SyB-
tenn, which is known and understood
the world over. In the present sys-
tenn there Is marked distinction be-
tween the point score OF each game
and the score Of the game of each set,
so there is no possible chance OF a mis-
understanding. In the proposed sys-
tenn the scoring of points and OF
games is exactly the same, with the
consequent chance Of mtXup.
The proposed handicapping rule
would change the principle OF han
dicap matches from the winning Of
sets TO the winning of points 1t
would be impossible to tell who is
ahead until the match Is over. A
record would be necessary TO keep
track OF the points made by each
player in each game, and the winner
would not I've decided until the total
number OF points made by each con-
testant is figured ont and the han
diCup added. II the total number
OF points Of each contestant is the
same after the handicJps arc com
puted the result naturally is an I'M
fortunate tie.
the proposed change IN the foot
rule would permit the server TO mop
or jump into the air while serving,
or TO serve on the run, provided both
feet are bea.nd tho base lin0 when
the racquet hits the ball. / believe
this would develop into an added add
vantage to the server. who now has
advantage enough
Former President Robcr' WreRn
says these changes which affect the
foot fault rule, the method OF scor-
ing and handicappinT are of a dras-
tic nature" Ii his opinion that Little
advantage would result from the prO-
posed changes i'm the playing code.
Tennis radicals" nave Tor some
time campIiEnC1 for clearer def
milton Of the toot-fauh rule. which
for many years has been a bono o.
contention. The move 20 alter the
method Of scoring grew out OF n de-
sire to eradicate love" and deuce"
from tennis, words which grated on
the finer sensibilties Of some racquet
wielders.
The evening world., 1920-01-27
Crimson Anxious
TOROW in Henley

CAMBRIDGE. Mass. Jan. Am In
formal request ha-, been sent 20 Eng
land that the date OF the Henley "v-
gatta be advanced a week so that lIer-
ward University may send a crew 20
defend the Grand Challenge cup.
The request vas contained IN a leJlN:
from man closely Ia touun with Har-
! sald rowing and wa addressed 70 an
English rowing enthusiast whose tn;er-
SITS are associated closely N,tn The
Ieuley stewards.
| 1t was pointed ON THAT with he rc-
Satta now sCnedu.oa to Llu on june
/ 80. Harvard. Nulcn holds the cDD
| through the victory of i,s crew IA tn
! last Grand Challenge race, cuu,u not
| defend because there would be no line
| 20 send crew 10 England after tue
| on Juno 2J
Yale, according To- the letter. is con-
Sidering the question OF challenging
ior the cup bat would be similarly
Effected.
The Union Boat CLUB of this city. is
engaged in IN" development OF a crew
or former varsity oarsmen with a view
70 being ',Drns entcd a. the English
Henley.
The evening world., 1920-01-27
BOEerD'POnthieu
Loses RightArnl

PARIS, Jan. 27.--lIouis dc Ponthicu
champion feathcrwciEht boxer Of
France, will fight no more. The little
fellow lay in a hospital here to-day
recovering from the amputation OF
his good right arm. De Ponthieu
boxed and defeated Leo here on
Christmas Day. During the bout he
suffered an injury to his arm that
resulted in the amputatiop
DE Pont1ieu is twcnty-seven years
old. lie started boxing in 1908 and
has engaged in more than sixty bat
ties with some OF the foremost OF the
worlds fighters, including "A ten
round no decision bout with Battling
Nelson in New York in 1911, and a
twclye-rouud no decision bout with
Johnny Griffths in Youngstown,
Ohio, i'm 1912. he won the feather
weight title OF the Allied armies bv
knocking out Murrurrau Of Italy and
SCHUYLER OF Belgium In the prelimi-
narles and IN the finals he won the
decision and the title in ten round
bout with the American, Young
Fundy.
The evening world., 1920-01-27
SteCher ArriUeS
FOrCdddOck Bout

Joe Stecher. who will face Earl cad
dock in Madison Square Garden on FRI
day night to settle all debate concern
ing the heavyweight wrestling cham
pionship, arrived IN this city yesterday.
lie wasted no time In continuing his
training and wrestled for an hour or
two at George Bothner's gymnasium on
West I'D Street. where ne will estab-
lish his camp untn the bout rs over.
Stecher never looked better, and said
that he was ready even now to go to
the mat with Caddock or anybody else.
He will not do much heavy work this
week. but just enough, as he puts II.
TO keep him on edge"
Caddo k was out on the road again
yesterday morning and did a little
wrestling in the afternoon. He too Is
about ready and will not do much hard
work from now on.
Tony Stecher. who IL acting as trainer
and manager for his brother. remarked
yesterday in the most casual way: Joe
Is sure to win on Friday" Steoher
only smiled when reference was made
20 the bout He Is a modest fellow,
and apparently goes on the theory
that actions speak louder than words.
The demand for tickets continues to
grow. The floor beams OF Madison
Square Garden will Creak under their
burden next Friday night.
The evening world., 1920-01-27
HOOKS !: SLICES

PALM BEACH. Fla. Jan. 27.-Thc
Lakcworth tourney first of this years
Palm Beach golf events, started with
the qualifying round which NJ. a. Car
roll Of Oshkosh won in 70. He was out
in SO and in in 80, playing an even,
consistent game, but which at no
time was brilliant. Carroll was run
ner-up in the tourney last year and
will not meet the title holder, Alfred
Morell of New York, who is not here.
The amateur championship Of Phila-
delphia will be decided over the Hunt
ingdon Valley links, Merton withdraw
ing In itS favor. Atlantic City will be
while Old York Road will conduct the
junior event The amateur tournament
viii be limited to three days this sea-
son, the qualifying round to be at
double route. Robert Lesley again has
been elected President OF the Golf AS
ISOLATION OF Philadelphia.
The membership campaign Of the
YountakAh Country club is at an end
and the organization now boasts IA walt
ing list At present 800 members are
included on the clubs roster, 1870 hav-
us JblH'tl since Jullt l. 1Jlt I u JOIN
at Yountakah means an outlay Of $3.50
-S300 for club stock, 800 dues and $50
Initiation fee. Besides the regular mem
hers there are l2l women members,
twenty Junior, eighteen honorary and
two nonresident, making grand total
OF 46l, including all classes.
Mike Brady left Boston for the south
the other day and when he winds Up
his Southern campaign he will head for
Detroit instead OF returning to Massa-
chusetts. George Bowdcu Of Common
wealth also IL vending his way to the
land OF real sunshine
The international team match be-
tween the Canadian and United States
Senior Golf Associations will be held
the second week In September over the
Royal Ottawa course II will follow
the Canadian Seniors tournament.
This years meeting viii he sort Of
rubber" since the Dominion golfers
won the first year and the Americans
turned the tables at Apawamis last
September.
The evening world., 1920-01-27
Smith Springs
Big Surprise by
Whipping Martin

CLEVELAND. O.. Jan 27--Sergt.
Ray Smith Of Camden n. j., outpolnt-
cd Bob Martin OF Akron. o., heavy
weight champion OF the A. l.. T.. In
slashing ten-round bout here last night.
Smith won the newspaper and ringside
decision.
SmOth won five rounds and Martin
three, and two were evenly fought.
Each boxer scored "A clean knockdown
The splendid showing OF Smith and
the defeat Of Martin were stunning sur
prises. Martin had been expected to
win with ease over Smith. whom he
regarded as only another stepping stone
In his campaign to challenge for the
worlds title But Smith proved not
only the more lever but the more ug
Rressive. Smith came here an UNI
known.
Martin won the championship OF the
American expeditionary force in the
tournament held IN Paris. He has BEEN
mentioned as a likely opponent OF
Georges Carpenter.
The evening world., 1920-01-27
Think National Body Should
Wait Until All the Countries
Get Together and Then In
ternational Code May Be
Adopted.
BIZ William Abbott.

n ROMIN ENT officials don't sec
the need at this time for new
tennis rules for scoring, handi-
Gaping and another definition Of foot
fault. They take the view that the
national association at its annual
meeting Feb. 8 should refrain from
changing rules of the court game I'M
til all countries can get together and
decide on a uniform code that would
govern many international matches
to be played during the next few
years. In this way thc "onc big
union" idea would be- worked out in
tennis with various nations playing
under the same rules.
George r.. Adce President oC the
United states Lawn Tennis AssOCia-
ton. registers his objections To tho
proposed rules mainly bccaus" this
country is acting alone in the matter
and without consulting other nations
whore The ancient sport Is very popu-
lar. Nd,e further believes that sev-
-raI of The contemplate rules are not
practical
Robert y. Wrcnn, veteran court
star and former President OF the ma
tiona, association. supports Adee in
his stand on the new changes in the
code. Like Adec, the former assOcia-
ton head believes that American Off
Gals are committing n grave error
when seeking now rules without con-
sulting tennis associations abroad.
It feel very strongly that these
changes to the rules should not be
adopted" said President Adoc, when
asked his opinion regarding the pro
rneel radical alterations that would
The evening world., 1920-01-27
FiStic NelUS John Pollock and Gossip

uarrr T. lofh fighters ia,ci ror limo in vHeA
20 g. 30 ~l,." .or % --1n. '1i 10. that re-.
son n-or1i sel"'ei rnc aJn,c ds'e 10 the bow.
"Yula Kid the game Brooklyn middle
weghth, and sailor Charley Ferns Who say he
il from California have been natSRrrd 10 usssr
= 'ne STAR buH Of sight ruunds At The WeEt
Hobok"n A. G. on Friday night. In another
Of ,hr ssns MaNey Gre,a, the BFuokiIa nutI-
""l-ht, val g. asainSt Eide German o. JeTSeg
City.
,'arley Hayes, the sensational Harlem feasA,
erweiEht who Is managed by his brother Jank
HAYES. will he very busy boxer in the next three
weeks. a' he has been signed UP for five boua.
lie viii tAke on Johnny Murray in few wecks
PatseT Chne. who fought JadR Perry of PftS
hurgh az tho Olympic A. A. q PhiNad~htna AF.
night. has hsn matched nv his manager, Biily
Newman, % m-rt LOUIS BORnFh tbe Bndssport
light mlddewagr. for twelve rUEnis 20 a o.
clAou, az the East End A. C. Of BndsvpUrt
Conn, on Nd. y. Chne = to roceS~o a Euarus-
tee Of 800 with . guarantee Of $500 with al
option Of 70 Dor cent. o. the gros ruceipte
I've ho1tng rams in EFnlaaeRrAbA n IN q more
hOu1s,rna condition At usGa tn 4 has bean
for many yvaB. AZ us Oympia A. A. nst
"ehhftday msnt mo groaS nanelpn unUstnfnd N
over 5000 and AZ thu National A. O. there
on Saturday night the EoagAs WIFI - To So
10 anKious WIN the fans 10 go NJ fights thai
they drnFed Sss4. 70 n tho bUpS It TIE dznE-
ent snrTanues.
Benny Valger must surely ~ tHAing On Wright
last, FOX it was leSTIBsd fUm 4 relaabis sUuco
llsa ng1r thN vSSDT retmed b maks LIB pUunns
for bout with Young Channey Of Baltimore at ons
OF the lhilAdeEEna aluba. Al OhamU1m johnny
kE1ane Wanh vahgm 10 mHAs I2a = 3P. NJ
or LA5 II rngsHha, IN dfAun1 ere mat ~
match will not be ciinched.
The evening world., 1920-01-27
BASKETBALL NOTES.

Due TO injuries received by three OF
their star men, the Harmony Five will
not bc able to participate in another
contest until next Saturday night
when they cross nets with the Unity
Council Five. The following day they
Will clash In double header. meeting
Delmar Lyceum I'm the afternoon. and
travelling to South Brooklyn whore
they will play the South Brooklyn Five
in the evening The injuries to the
thrco men were received In "a hard
fought contest against the Washing
ton Heights II. A. team, which the
Harmony Aggregation won. This vic
tory made twenty straight for the
Norkville boys,
St Bartholomew will tackle tho
Cathedral Pegasus Ave on the former 5
court East 42d Street, this eve
ming. The Saints are playing In great
forts OF coach Hcut Jack Murtha, who
is also ply steal director Of st. BarthOl-
omew's and was formerly an Rttache OF
the United states Aviation Corps.
Sawyer. former Clinton star: Bergind
one time Stuyvesant and Columbia
mainstay; Barrcrc, Broadhurst. Raschc,
Paterson and Carnagan compose the
St. Bartholomew lineup.
Two interesting games are scheduled
for tonight in the Bank Clerks
League, now being conducted M Arcadia
Hail, Brooklyn The National CITY rep
resentatiyes viii meet Bankers Trust.
while Columbia will tackle Equitable.
Three teams are running neck and ne ok
in the tournament. and great interest
Is being displayed in tbHs contest which
National City takes part In. They are
one Of the leading hvcs, the other two
being Bank Of Commerce and Guaranty
Trust.
Spartan Five will hook up with the
Rookspur basketball team ~ New Jcr-
sCy on the lattcr'S court In the near
future. The Spartans still have sry-
cral dates open for February and
March for games on opponents courts
Address Irving Warshufsky No. igl
East l72d Street. Bronx.
The evening world., 1920-01-27

I. is plainly evident now that
champion johnny Kiihano vii mot
agree to make l22 pounds al the ring
giIe for any one. kilbanc, ike Cham
picn pete Herman, holder o. the
aontumwc .ght title is another one Of
the stars who believes in their OPP
ronents making the weights they de-
lnand Of them. while they themselves
can weigh in at any weight. over in
Philadelphia. on Saturday night Kill
blne forced Johnny Murray to make
100 mounds. Kilbane weighed in Muir
~av himself and Johnny tipped the
scales at tell pounds. Kilbanc
maize no attempt to set on the scales.
". ~ ia. ,-on. The crack lDn' ishtwelsht. VAL
,o fine urs. N.nr-can fighter that JOHNNY S'ap
,4.f .N, Enr.sh Hgh' weight muc's IN this
..our.-v The mrn NGe rna.chsl to-day 20 mot
IN a ten round bout At the Cream City 4. c. OF
\I.r,r,,c on FEB. is. ShanIa-d b pA'0nR ont
.le tn.au,r- man so ,-rld 90 against for Ns nv
g r,- huuy Murray VIII meet eOm" god
,u,rc 'r,9l. AZ ,ne same Sho".
O,o Eorcner.. he millionaire light promoter Of
NI,.,,uk,-,. has received cah.c'rIu ron Tom
Atd-oyr " N'va'ikr" in Vhra Andrews says he
4 nry m FITS way back run Aus ralia with LEV
EdNarls the Australian lightweight champion,
AMI irtf he cusCrs 10 arrive h5sur the middle o'
nc,. month l,lvards krp kcd on Harlem Bidic
Kelly johnny Mooney and anpii"- American
bog. 10 Australia
Gorge Mcdonald the English promoter. has
o.. d 10, w.uus An offer ot Sl2.OJ. Ter three
L.r. Pc IcudIr. Wrlling boxes George Chauay
4. .aIumara twelve rounds TO a decision Friday
nan, and Is Offered q bou, With Mickey Donl'y
5r Richie Mitchell a. Detroit IN two weeks.
TOonon,s t.,'meen heayy-Fsr1ts will be tle
rcatlsc pCr ,erts a. the boxing slDv of the BAY
onnc A. \. at the Greenvlle Schoetzcn Park No.
Ui5lt Joe Cox " Jersey Oty Till axe ON Ru
sullivan q. 'uc L. 6. Navy and PAD sanson will
swan rs,nvhes WIN Whitley Allan, another local
scrEper.
FINN O'Brivu VINO made hiInseF fixture ar
the matchmaker Of the National A {. S Phils
de ha M S,'ur'ay eight Nv turning away hun
dreds Of fans al the Kiloane-Mirray bout has
booked an ar-star card Of bouts fo- his show cn
next Saturday night Harold Fareee meets
Sounq Cinncy X. o Joe ODonnel 70. Pahey
johnson ard Wi.le RYAN n New brunswick IS.
Eddie Moiud7eHs OF Philadelphia
Joe Lynch ia ready 10 return to the rims agRh,
having been IN Tor several wyehs besides suffering
broken haud lie vail box Henri Roussea. cham
p.Jn N the Canadian Evpeditionary forors before
the HuSuers' A. C. in The Grmury A. Poush0sepsie
o. Feb 4 Patsy johnson eight rounds At the
| City A. C.. Jersey City. FEB a. Jabez white
twelve rounds to decision. Boston Feb, 10, and
! N.H.f.
| F,J. q,
! Dave Draron, matchmaker ID the Arena 4 q.
a Jersey CITY, has decided 10 stRgs tho eight
ruund bout between Champion Johnny klToine
and Benny Wager a. his club On the night OF
The evening world., 1920-01-27
.BOWLing Alley,
By Chatter Tack

The crack Metropolitan Bowling Club
five defeated the University quintet last
night in one of the most exciting games
ever rolled in the American National
Tournament by a score Of go to $3.50 he
Nets came from behind, Harold Hor-
ton, anchor of the team, striking out.
Sam Roberts, the lead man of the
Nets" five came within Din of tying
the high score of the tournament, 2tN,
hcld by II, Mcs,oh OF the Rosedale Club.
\ spit In the last frame spoiled ms
chances, lie was the only double cen
fury score bowler On his team. The I'M
y,rsity team had three men who Ter.
lSteTed 2OJ or more. the poor work Of
Cooper was responsible for University
losing. Cooper tailed but 1GS for the
ten frames. IN the game between the
| niyersity team and the Onawas, lie
University were returned the winners
with u score OF 9i3 to S56 The Metro
pOlltan-OnaWa game went to the Nets"
with total Of J23 to $50.
Erule Miller Of the CrotenA alleys Bronx sub
s,itut,d for Waller BgruhSidt Of The Echo alleys
In postponed series Of The Eas.trn individual
bowling championships, rolled last night a, he
rshnS ' rprsca,a1, VIZ" GcsS%RGscf won 1a'' hs
Miller. The soors: G,sehwndsr. e7' 900. rs.
Miller 1879 $50, 49,, 1853, H. nc, 2S'; totan
lSls, average ISIS 81.
The Eastern Individual championship series
scheduled 10 b. fOIl,d this evening a. tile IenoX
alleys between Mary MGz AID CharlCy lnmtr has
been POSTPONED until a future dae owing 70 the
sickness Of ROmG.
n A. Caesar & Co. bOElsGS heAt the "a. Il.
Madison five three straight In Slk LEAGUE sres
roll'd las evening. The sOres Ii, A. CaCGr \
Co. $50, So. $40, u. Il, Ma,lsou 4 60. So, 7sS
7O7
Owing 70 me Illness ~ ssveA NJ the PLAYERS tLe
/ op ans N the Ems bowling League a. the Elh'
Llub llouSs In iad stree; was pos pJngu until
N,dn Sday evening
Nabob bovles carried Of, the hono1 10 the
opening series a gamE no the lSpAg House
tournament, rolled At Lup,dgs altys. The Tues
day Afternoon aud Aurora were the teams that
| WIRE plfral against tEm In the contest hn-
! taceu the Aurora and TllD sday afternoon the lat
ter were the winners. FTauh WaIer Ot the Ma
/ hnNs Was tae high score man O.. tho tournament
With a total a 21G The soOrw follow + ~
. Eamt-Nahub Nul. Tuesday Afternoon SJI
Stssnd game-Tuc.lay Nicrnoon. 500. Aurora
CO. Third game -Nabol, 81. Aurora "a
The evening world., 1920-01-27
BILL FOR 15-R0UNO
BOUTS HAS CHANCE

ALBANY, Jan. 27-BoNef prevailed
here to-day that the Walker Boxing Bill
now before the Senate Codes Commit
tee will be favorably reported and pro-
vide for fifteen rounds
Interest is centring in this bill rather
than in the two Others, because the
Army and Navy Board OF Contro, Is
really behind the measure