The Carlisle independent., 1921-01-06
AMERICAN LEGION SMOKER

The American Legion, Pat Pettey Post No 133, will open their new Club room with big Smoker next Wednes day night January 18th. Plenty of ac- tbn in the way of wrestling and box ing is assured. Blasingame of this place will wrestle young Kittler of Almyra in a finished bout. This promises to be something good as the bows are we'll matched in size. Kit tier has fine record having never met with defeat in his many bouts with some good men. Blass, while not in a very good condition on such short notice, will make his opponent travel at top speed and hopes to win the honors for his Post here. Blasin- game expects to train some of our home boys and to uncover one or more good wrestlers. He is at present work
 ing out with young Bob Hutson who
 it is believed mill make fine wrestler. Some eight of ten fast Boxing Bouts are on the program, all local boys and will be from two to five rounds each. The boys are all working hard and are fast rounding into fine condition. The local fans are assured or many real surprises as to the grit and ag- glessiveness which will be shown by these young "Jack Dempseys". Among the smaller boys who have volunteered their services for the opening night are as follows: Fighting" Buffalo, Earl Hendrix, Pharr Bros, Young To- lar, The Hutsons, The Cook family, Charlie Johnson and others. These boys are all learning lot about the gloves and in short time will be able to make the best of them show speed and smoke. These little fellows will be well matched as to size and exper- fence and will travel two rounds each, no decision. On the main card the following athletes have agreed to box from three to five rounds no decision and will furnish something interesting. Fritz DeTar, Everett Cook, Ivan Kring Virgil Proctor, Moery Boys, Bob and Clarence Hutson, Cyril Gillian, Harry Payne, ParneIl Bros, Young Wright, Vim. Grubb, Jim Rose and others. The last on the program will be something different, something that will cause ones side to hurt for weeks after wards from laughter, something that will make the sorest grouch in the au- dience laugh. It will be Negro Bat tie Royal in which it is planned to have flve husky negroes enter the ring/aIl fighting at the same time to detsfmine the champion who will receive nice neat purse. Don't faiLfo come cut and see this opening program. A good time is assHfed everyone. ladies as well as men are cordially invited While it ls|called Smoker there will De no~smoking, only with the Gloves. ne price of admission will be small.
 Let us furnish you one of our fine male Holstein calves. These are the profitable animals now. Breed up. Buena Vista Dairy Farm
 Mrs F. W. DeGinther, nee Miss Carrie Koch, of Trenton. Arkapsas. was here for the holidays the guest of her parents, MT. and Mrs. Gottlieb Koch
 Milk is easily contaminated. As sure yourself of using sanitary milk. We handle large amount of milk per hitting us to supply you with pure milk for the baby. Why not feel se- cure? We will gladly take over your milk troubles. Phone IA RS.
 Mrs c. s. Long went to Little Rock Wednesday to visit her sister, at whose home there was a new arrival Tuesday in the person of bouncing baby girl.
 MT and Mrs. Claud Lee and chil- dren, who spent the holidays the guests of Mrs. Mae Conrad and other relatives, left Monday night for their home at Shawnee, Okla.
 Misses Rachel and Madaline He bert returned to Little Rock Tuesday. to resume their studies in St. Marys College, after spending the holidays with their parents near town.
 -Buechley has an especially strong line of boys and misses hose. Try some.
 Ray Griffin and Frank Martin who are attending a school of Pharmacy in Memphis, returned to their duties Wednesday, after spending the hoii- days here with home folks.