Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-07-01

ded. II was said that Dempsey back
were holding cut for to 1.
= he last move Of the Reform League
! stop the fight was to come TO-DAY,
Zen IT'S complaint was TO be presented
d the Hudson County grand jury; Pro
[ster Richard was not worried tnls
-rning and Indicated It as his oeheI
- the grand jury VIII not take any
IN The Hudson County prosecutor
80 stated that he will not make any
ommendatfons in the matter, but VIII
%mply fle the complaint with the grand
Sl;sovernor Edwards has handed down
s last word to the effect that there viii
- no interference with the night.
Rickard's Office has issued list OF me
8xholders at tomOrrOw's event. II IN
~ des names of men prominent IN the
rid Of finance. noted actors, actresses
iters, society leaders, state ana feu-
From the advance ticket sale it is
#lovn that at least five thousand women
I'M be among the spectators. IL Is De,
*aved that there actually will be several
#nes that many. Miss Anne Morgan
srs. Harry Payne whitney and sIics
*boseTeit) are some Of the leaders in
e feminine world who viii be present
ii. PierDont Morgan, Percy Rockefeller;
larry Payne Whitney Attorney genera
Raw Roosevelt. Mayor William q.
Ahompson OF Chicago, Governor Edwards
Z New Jersey and United States Senator
*nortridge are some Of the noted hsureS
20 have engaged reservations: Isl, ra,-.-
I'D Practically every present day
mpion. with the exception Of Benny
lard. win he on hand as q guest OF
#8noter Ricka- Ieonard's absence IS
g to the fact that he defends his title
~ in Benton HarbOr. Mich
$bf the past heavyweight champions,
flames ]. Corbett probably viii be the
.nly representative. He will be at the
Engside 10 report the battle for the IN
Irrational News Service. He was also
Invited to be a guest OF the promoter,
4 were all other past champions. JEFF
Mes declined as he could not md time
~ make the trip. Willard also replied
8 at he was too engrossed with business
Ffsirs- Jack johnson wanted TO come,
Federal Prison hasn't expired and the
4torney general refused TO take any
p ti0n to bring about his release ahead
II time
&The stage probably viii have the larg-
&c representation Of any class outside
j the newspaper profession
Douglass Fairbanks is heading a big
Crowd coming from the motion picture
studios of Southern California. Charlie
Chaplin will be among those present
The New York colony OF thespians viii
hove on Jersey City almost en- masse.
Z
swspaper men. There probably will be
p at many more. also actively working,
10 bought tickets when they found out
e free supply had run out Wires at
Ee ringside will fash the results all
4 yer the globe. The cable companies have
orange to put fight flashes ahead of
Everything else. and the result Of the
hight viii be known in London and Paris
4 few minutes after the battle is over
and other parts Of the globe almost as
quickly.
About seven hundred ushers have been
TO guide the ticket holders
These ushers were assembled in the
k.Eey City hall last night and given
k5eir fEal instructions on how to act
lam is expected at the gates, as it is
known that hundreds Of spurious tickets
ave been circulated. Ricksrd has adj
e led every one who is in .SOubt about
Is ticket they hold to Present ii at
e olson Square Garden today and Of
Aals there will examine and advise
whether II Is genuine. The engravers
who made the genuine tickets will be on
duty ar the arena and whenever two
tickets are presented for the same seat
they will be called upon to determine
which is genuine.
A "deadline" win be drawn four blocks
hro md the arena early tomorrow morn
ing and no one will be passed inside
b that line without a ticket The gen
sral admission gates will be thrown
open at Q o'clock Richard hopes in that
way to get a great many seated before
the big rush begins about noon