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Fine Christmas
Program Ready
Episcopal Church
Christmas Candle Light Choral
Service

II o'clock P. M.
Choir Director-F. s. Cooper.
Organist-Mrs. L. w. Wnitson.
Sopranos-Mrs. L. Brown, soloist.
and Mrs. D. O'Gara.
Sopranos-Mrs. j. P. Hansen,
Mrs. A. F. Strebel, Misses Jane
Strebel, Mary Strebel, Mary Austin,
Dorothy MCGEE, A. Erwin.
Altos-Mrs. r. E. Hansen Mrs.
E. 8. Jewell.
Tenor-L. w. whitson, c. Rattle.
Baritone-Dr. r. e. Cooper.
Bass-A. F. Strebel, F. s. Cooper.
Program
Organ Prelude-Shout the Glad
Tidings ...-.....----.-..--.--.--....-.. ASHFORD
rocessional-Adeste Fidelis.
Hymn No. 40.
Sentences-Priest Behold, the
tabernacle Of God is with men,
and He will dwell with them, and
they shall be his people, and God
himself shall be with them and
be their God. Rev. 21:3.
People: Unto us a child is born:
O come let us adore Him.
Magnificent and Gloria Patri
................---..-.------- Kettle
Introit-Silent Night ....-.... Gruber
SILENT NIGHT, HOLY NIGHT"
Silent night, holy night,
All is calm, all is bright
Round yon Virgin Mother and
Child.
Holy Infant so tender and mild
Sleep in heavenly peace,
Sleep in heavenly peace.
Silent night, holy night,
Shepherds quake at the sight,
Glories stream from heaven afar,
Heavenly hosts sing halleulia;
Christ, the Saviour is born!
Christ, the Saviour is born!
Silent night, holy night,
Son Of God loves pure light
Radiant beams from Thy holy
face,
With the dawn Of redeeming grace,
Jesus, Lord at Thy birth
Jesus, Lord at Thy birth.
Amen
Amen as used at st. Marks Flor
ence.
Regent Square, Hymn No. 60.
Kyrie.
Epistle Anthem-"O Little Town
of Bethlehem" .----------- J. e. Birch
Gloria Tibi.
Gratia Tibi.
Offertory-"While Shepherds
Watched Their Flocks by
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Zion Lutheran Church

Zion Lutheran Church
Zion Lutheran Church in its
Christmas service on Christmas
Eve, in which not only the chill
dren but also the congregation will
take part, presents and emphasizes
the all-important Christmas truth
Jesus in the Prince of Peace.
This service on Christmas Eve
begins at TOO O'clock.
The Prince of Peace
Song-"Come Hither Ye Faith
full" Congregation and Children
Opening Service Pastor.
Song-"Oh How Joyfully'' -..... :
Congregation and Children
Responsive Reading .----------------
.-.......... Pastor and Congregation
Address or Introductory Remarks
..........---.-.---.----.-..... by the Pastor
Recitation-"The Old Old Christ
mas Story -------- Ruth Schwanke
Song-"Christmas Day, so Dear
and Holy" --.-- Children
Recitation-"My Piece" --...-.....-.-..
.--.............--.-------. Alberta Gamradt
Recitation-"Part I, Peace Lost"
..-........-.....-- Adelia Henningsgard
Recitation-Holy Babe" ------.-.
1890. -.-.....-.......... Adeline Nelson
Song-"Co and Christ the Lord
Be Praising" --.r.-- Children
Recitation ""Shine Stars To-
Night" .-.......-. Evelyn Thompson
Observation-Disclosures" ---...-.-..
.---...--....-........----.---..... Mary Nader
Questions and Answers
........-........-------...-..-... Mervl Ethan
Song 1.-THE Christmas Tree the
F'airest Tree" s......-- Senior Class
Recitation-"Part II, Peace Prom
fsed" .------.-- Melvina Gritzmachef
Recitation" Waterman Tell Us"
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Christmas Seal Money !
Doing Important Work
tuberculosis Deaths Have Been
Cut As Per Cent in Ten
Years

Health inspection Of school child
rem in Stearns County was an out
standing feature of the local pro-
gram financed by Christmas Seals
in 1880 according to a report Of the
years work just made public. Mrs.
Molly Bendix, public health nurse,
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Methodist Sunday School
Christmas Eve, 1880
Song" Silent Night" .......... School
observation-disclosures" .............----


Christmas Eve, 1880
Song" Silent Night" .......... School
observation-disclosures" ..................
Observation-Disclosures" ............-....
......................... Miss Engle's Glass
Recitation-"A Christmas Dolly"
............................ Marjorie Hesse
Recitation-"Cherry Tree Carol"
............. Emily Bosshardt
Solo-"I'm Going to Write to
Santa Claus ...........- June Grey
Recitation-"Sams Old Wish" -.
............ Richard Hedin
Recitation-"A Christmas Wish"
Stanley DuIC
Song-"Away in Manager" -------
......-......... Primary Department
Recitation-"MyW Wish" -..---..-----
......................... Shirley Paske
Dads Christmas"
Merlin Pickett
Dialogue-"What Means Christ
mas" 80. Laura Hyleman, Lu-
cile Stegner.
Recitation-"Pleasing Mother" 800
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Lorraine Pryn
Piano Solo .-..... Beverly Grey
-"Around the Christ
mas Tree" .......... Helen Wedeck
Dialogue and Solo-"Bethlehem"
.......... Miss Sehaub's Class
Recitation-"The Christmas Song"
Helen Hedin
observation-disclosures Morn
....................---.... Lucille Bosshardt
Duet christmas Stockings 1880
.-.......... Buddy Veeder, Lyle Burt
Recitation-"The First Christ
mas" $4,000 Laura Mae Dickerson
Dialogue = Merry Christmas,
Folks" ..-.......-. Miss Smiths Glass
Recitation-"An Unfair Advant-
age .-----.---.------.-.-.- Gordon Hedin
Chorus-"A Christmas Anthem"
.........-.......-.-... Junior Choir
Recitation-"TheL Longest Day"
.-..........-..-.-....-...-..-. Donald O'Brein
christmas Day" .--
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. NADINE Jasper
Solo-"Jolly Old st. Nicholas" =.
.....--......---.--------...-...-.. Buddy Veeder
Dialogue-"Brighten Your Cor
ner of Xmas. Miss Benson Class
Recitation-"A Christmas Stock
ing" .---..-..--.-.. Grace Chandler
Recitation-"At Christmas Time"
---....-..-.-.----....-----. Wanda Arndt
Song-"Glad Christmas Tide" -
.-------.------.----- Mrs. Veeder's Glass
Recitation-"A Christmas Prob
lem" George Conkey
Recitation1'I'd Like to Know"
...----------.--.--.-----------.~. Elsie Engle
Exercise Wishes" -
-.------.--.--.-------- Mrs. Veeder's Glass
Recitation-"Expecting Santa" -.
........-........-------------- Lyla Burt
Recitation-"Merry Christmas.
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present Christmas program on
Christmas Eve Dec. oath. at 7:30.
Santa Claus will be there and all
children and parents are urged to
attend.
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Zion Lutheran Church

Zion Lutheran Church
4th Sunday in Advent
$50 A. M. Service in English with
celebration of Holy Communion.
Registration Friday till 800 P.
M.
Ills A. M. Sunday School.
200 P. M. Rehearsal of Christmas
program.
$3.50 P. M. Friday, Religious In
structions for adults.
$50 A. M. Saturday, Religious In
structions for children and re-
hearsal Of Christmas program.
Christmas Eve
TOO p. M. Children's Christmas
service. ,-. ur. s. g. scc..."cr Il :
Christmas Day -. r.
1920 A. M. Christmas Festival
service in English. s.fr<
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Blessed is He that Cometh

Blessed is He that COmeth
This Sacred Christina Cantata
will be held on Sunday avening,
Dec. 81, at the Methodist Church.
The musical numbers presented
by the Choir and assisted by chill
dren selected to help are as fol-
lows:
Chorus "Swell the Glad Chorus"
Choir.
Prayer song-"Hear Our Songs
of Praise" Observation-Disclosures Children
Quartet-"He Shall Feed His
Flock"-Miss Baum, Mrs. J. D.
Butler, Lewis schaub, Floyd
Clark.
Trio-"To Bethlehem We Haste
Away'-Miss Peterson Mrs. ].
D. Butler, Miss Helen Brown.
Chorus-"The Redeemer Shall
Come Unto Zion" ...-......... Choir
Song" Sleep Little Children" $1,000
SI1iiot CA
Quartet-"Night So Blessed"
Solo and Chorus Through the
Cloud Portals" 80 Miss Peterson
Duet and Chorus-"Angel Voices"
Wanda DeLong, Merlin Pickett
Shepherds Song I'VE Have Seen
the Holy Angels" ,...,.. Shepherds
Chorus-"Forward to Worship the
the King" Choir
Quartet-"The Mother Of Jesus
Sleeps"
Tenor Solo--"From the Orient
Foro Inwis Schaub
Hymn-"Silent Night, Holy Night"
Cholr
Full Chorus-"Welcome Blessed
jesus .-,-,-.-.-.-.-.-.- All
Characters
Joseph ..........-......,...-...... Floyd Clark
Mary ..................... Miss Leole Spray
King Herod ...... George Fish
Wise Men-Lewis Schaub, Dale
Strong and Donald Opheim.
Rabbits. Floyd Clark. Lewis Schaub
Shepherds. Douglas Opheim. Ray
McCracken, John Peshek, Frank
Bunker. Edgar Opheim, Leon
McCracken
Jerusalem Girls ... Helen Brown,
Vivian Coons, Miss Peterson,
Wanda DeLong, Mrs. Butler.
Madeline ellison, lone Noble,
Marian Butler
Bethlehem Children-Betty john
son, Dorothy Peterson. Shirley
Pickett, Stanley Burt, Ella Mae
Burt, Robert Butler, Verne De-
Long, Hazel belong, Merlin
Pickett
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Primary Department Congregation
! -~..a al Sunday School, All,
Song-"O Little Town of Beth
lehem" .--...............,--- Congregation
Song" Away in a Manager"
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Primary Dept.
Observation-Disclosures Klar
Exercise-"A Welcome" -...--------
Second Year Primary Class
Recitation-"Not the High and
Noble" .........-.... Russell Larson
Piano Solo-"Adeste Fideles" 1900
...................... Raymond Berggreen
Recitation - christmas Dress
making" ....... Dolores Hanson
observation-disclosures Story" 80.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Lola Hesse
Recitation-"If It Did" ............
...........-............. Dickie Berggreer
Solo-"Giving Thanks" .............
.....................,. Franklin Koterbs
ecitation-"Smiles" .............-........
Recitation-"A Happy Christmas"
.................................. Mildred Bjone
Enthusiastically Across the Snow"
Glennis Carpenter Bernice
Cole Lubelle Cummings.
Solo-"Silent Night" ..................
.......................... Vera Mae Jackson
Recitation-"Three Little Chill
dren" ............. David Vandestees
Recitation - christmas Greet
ings" .....!!............ Julian Sykes
R'ecitation-"My Speech" ........
....,...... -. - Gerald Biedlemar
Recitation - "Some New Arith-
metic" .......:.-..... Donald Kringer
Duet-"Smile for Merry Christ
mas" ... Ruth Ann Wedge,
Jane Collett Brecken. -
Recitation -" Merry Christmas"
..............-................. Carol Bel
Observation-Disclosures Age" ...........
.......................... Christina Koterbs
Notwithstanding for Christ
mas" ...................... Paul KeldahI
Solo-"Hang Your Stocking by
the Fire" ...-....... Audrey Brecker
Recitation-"A Christmas Tele-
gram" ....-......-..........-.. Charles Otto
Recitation-"I Wonder ........
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Verna Iwinski
Observation-Disclosures Christmas"
Tommy Bel
observation-disclosures Land.
Stanley Sykes
Song-"Clapping Song" ..................
.................................. Primary Dept
Recitation-"A Gift for a Boy"
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Kenneth Bashaw
Recitation-"My Dolly ..................
...-................... Virginia Cummings
Northumberland for Christ
mas ....................... Ardele Steece
Recitation-"At Last" ...............
.................................. Joie jackson
Solo-Selected So. Frederick Cooper
Recitation-"A Gift" ...............-...,&.
................................ Carol Soule
Recitation-"At Christmas Time
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Betty Hesse
Recitation-"I Wonder" ....-....
Junior Bjone
Recitation-"A Secret" ..............
....................... Wayne Carpenter
Solo-"Christmas Lullaby .........
.-------...-------,.-- Phyllis :Pangburn
Recitation-"Jolly Santa" .----.......s,-
--.-.--..----....--........--.. Jim Cooper
Recitation-"Just Song" .,.....,.
--.....-.......,...... Louise Halvorson
Recitation-"Lest We Forget.
.--..-...--..-----.-.............. Arville Steece
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st. Paul's Lutheran Church, Unity
4th Sunday in Advent.
2:30 p. M. service in English.
$3.50 p. M. rehearsal of Christ
mas program.
. LAS P. M. Saturday, Religious In
structions and rehearsal Of pro-
gram.
Christmas Day Evening.
700 P. M. Children's Christmas
program.
Second Christmas Day, Dec. 26.
$50 A. M. Christmas Festival
service with Celebration of Holy
Communion.
J. r. Schumacher, Pastor.
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Night" ..-.--.-............--..--.---.--. HosmerJ
Sursum Corda .--..-...-...... Cambridge
Ter Sanctus ............-......... Cambridge
The Lords Prayer.
Communion Hymn No. SO.
Gloria in Excelsi. .-,---.----. Old Chant
Bell Amen.
Nunc Dimittis ...........-......... Barnsby
Professional Hymn No. 81: ,.-
Postlude-"Joy to the World" go.
G. F. Hendel
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First Methodist Church
J. D. Butler. Pastor
Sunday, December 81.
9:45 A. M. Church School. A
class for all ages.
10:45 A. M. Christmas Worship
Service.
Sermon "The Magnificent"
Special Music by Choir.
7:30 p. M. Christmas Cantata.
Blessed is He That Cometh."
A Beautiful musical and dra-
matte presentation Of the story of
Christ's birth.
Children's Christmas Service. The
children Of the Sunday School will
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Christmas Program
A Christmas program will be CIV
en- in Dist. 14-46 on Tuesday eve
ming, Dec 23rd at 8:15 o'clock.
Everybody welcome. Frida Soren-
son, teacher.
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the tlCle.
"When Jesus Was Born"
Professional Song-"Come Hither
Ye Faithful" .............. Children
Opening Service ........ BY the Pastor
Address Of Welcome. Minnie Quade
Song-"F'rom Heaven Above to
Earth I Come" .... Children and
Congregation
Responsive Reading Of the Christ
mas Story-Pastor and Children
Song-"When in the Sky the Shep-
herds Saw" .......... Group of Girls
Recitation-"The Babe of Beth
lehem" .................... Alice Ritter
Recitation-"Let Us Wake" ..........
....................-.... Lester Hummer
Observation-Disclosures Again"
...................... Raymond Warner
Song-"Come Hither Ye Chill
dren Children
Neutrality-suspicious. Day Of
Gladness" ............... Annie Kuckuk
Recitation-"The Star" .....-.........-
.....................--...-- Frederick Kuckuk
Song-Luther's Cradle Hymn
away in the Manager" Il Children
Recitation-"The Heart of Christ
mas" ......--.............. Willard Below
Recitation-"Epiphany'' .-...-..-.......
..................... Lawrence Lohse
Recitation - "The Shepherds
Story" .............. Arvin Kind
Song-"Joy to the World, the
Lord Has Come" ..................
...-- Congregation and Children
ecitation-"Angels First Brought
the Tidings" ----.-.- Evelyn Snyder
Recitation = Greetings to the
Angels" Ruth Betow
Recitation-"The Star of Bethle-
hem" - Howard Goodpaster
Recitation-"Why do Bells for
Christmas Ring?" ..-.....-.........
------..--......-..--.---- Retha Goodpaster
Song silent Night, Holy Night"
-------.---------.--------------- Children
Recitation-'Long Ago on Christ
mas" -----------.-.... Leonard Below
Recitation-"Glory in the High
est" ....---......-.-. Retha Goodpaster
Recitation-"God's First Christ
mas" ----..-.....---...-.... Leonard Below
Song-"Sleep, Holy Babe" ............
---.--------------------.----...-- Group of Girls
Recitation-"Gifts to Bring" ........
Florence Lohse, Alice Betow,
Arthur Betow. Ella Below, Carl
Warner Dorothy Warner,
Glenn Ritter, Mable Betow
Song-"On Christmas Day" 10000.
Children
Recitation-"MyL Little Piece"
-----..---..-..---.....--..-----. Arthur Wiener
Observation-Disclosures Day.
------.---.------.-----.---- Richard Quade
Responsive Reading-All This
Was Done That It Might Be
Fulfilled What Was Spoken by
the Proprietary the Pastor
and Children Z
Remarks by the Pastor.
Offeratory.
Closing Service.
Nunc Dimittis.
The Lords Prayer.
Doxology.
y Distribution Of gifts.
Christmas Program
A Christmas program will be CIV
en- in Dist. 14-46 on Tuesday eve
ming, Dec. 23rd at S:15 o'clock. (
Everybody welcome. Frida Soren-
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st. Paul's Luth. Church, Unity
The Children's Christmas service
Of st. PauPs Lutheran Church at
Unity will be given on Christmas
Day evening, Dec. rs, 500 P. M
The Christmas Service of recita-
tions, readings and songs by the
children and the congregation bears
the title:
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Luella Fenton

AAS@ = SAASoA1
Announcements.
observation-disclosures Gift" --
..-..--...-..--.--.-.-.--- Russell Houghton
Recitation-"A Cedar Grove"
--.---.---.--------------. Melvin Bjone
Song-"Joy to the World" School
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Primary Department Congregation
! ro,,o al Sunday School All, :
Song-"O Little Town of Beth
lehem" ----.-.--.-----...--- Congregation
Sono-M AWAY in q Manoern
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per average of 1893, getting 254 hits,
a new record for the circuit. In
Guided in his wallops were thirty
two homers, six triples and thirty
five doubles. Frank treated all clubs
alike and no pitcher was able to i'm
provise a delivery to check the vet
Grams mighty bludgeon for any
length of time. His few SlumpS were
of short duration.
=
CABBY STREETS st. Louis
" Cardinals will come straight
north after breaking camp in Flor
ida this spring, no barnstorm stops
being scheduled. The Cards also
have reduced the training grind one
week as an economy measure. A
two-game series will be played with
the Browns in st. Louis. Indian
apolis will be met in the Sunshine
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Price, CLANCY
to Open Bill
Here Friday

With his mat card for Friday
night at Tomlinson hall completed
Mike Mitchell has an idea the pro-
gram will draw out the customers,
especially the main match between
Bull Montana, movie actor strong
man, and Charlie Peterson. 1t will
be to a finish.
Montana was q professional
wrestler and boxer before he took
up acting as the screens ugliest man
and now he's back in the graphing
sport trying to revive his old popu-
larity. He performed before crowded
houses in Chicago in recent bouts.
Fridays show will start at $3.50
and in the first event, Young Price,
indianapolis, will tackle Carl
CLANCY, Bloomington. They are
middleweightS. In the second bout,
Jimmy Demetral, Greek, will face
Tony Hajdick, Bohemian, in a setto
limited to one hour, fifteen minutes
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Independent Net Notes

to Is The RsnroadersO held hell l the lead ID
from II the .ss start art. Kelly was high point
while Wehrel led the losers.
Junior Bulldogs defeated s.. Philips
a sd5 ssaT2ed sn u to to T. calderSn End
gant games in the II to i4-year-old class.
Call DR.. 1892 after p. m. or write Nor
his Nahmias. 1125 South Capitol avenue.
Mohawk A. c. trounced Delco-Remys,
80 to a.. Hagen and Eichel showed best
for the Redskins, Hagen getting five field
games with fast city teams having access
TO gym. CAN RI. 1854 and ask for
Delco Remy defeated First United
sem9s' cali 2sss and a0s ask s1 fof Ha xsh
chaTc IS H. snd
starred for the winner. For games with
2s04-M. between $40 and I ,. pm. m. and ask ;
for Bob.
Games tonight in the Evangelical Re
North and New Jersey streets. are: Sec
ond Evangelical VS.. lions EVANGELICAL. Inn
st. Johns Evsnsecs Ts seconsS Re
formed is undefeated and tops the league,
with lions Evangelical second with two
defeats.
In cooperative league games at Pennsy
gym Thursday. E. c. Atkins plays G.. and
HsnaGet and ds r cFes SsEnss
meets Roberts Milk. The first game starts
at 7:30.
Phi Kappa Rho fraternity failed to
show up for game with the g. g. :. Tire
at Marigold gym Saturday night. The e.
G. Atkins swamped the Edgevocd A. q.
$3.50. Bill Lich made nine field goals for
the winners.
Ferndales, runners-up in the city Sunday
tournament last year. have entered the
following players, in the west side. sec
tional to be. held next Sunday at the
Joe Sherman. Sol Williams. Ken Smith,
Ralph Mcguire. Hap Marshall. Lon Nc
Clellsn, Jack Mercer and Ralph Elrod.
Indianapolis Flashes and Triangles, city
rivals in the Indiana junior basketball
conference race, will meet for the third
time this season at East Tenth NJ. z. gym
Thursday night. In previous games,
Flashes triumphed in the irst by q one
point edge, and the second tilt went TO
Triangles by one point in an overtime.
Thursdays game Will start at 8.
Manager Prank Turks Holy Trinity A.
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THE 49, BY VERN BOXELL

which includes: Vandiver, Frank
lin. and Cannon, Anderson, for
wards; Stonebraker, Wingate anc
Theobold, Vincennes, centers; White
Lebanon, and Jones. Vincennes
guards. Some room for argument
but nevertheless, about as good q
combination as could be assembled
Jeff of Lafayette, which enjoyed tWc
weeks OF fame by defeating Logansport
Frankfort and Greencastle. has been
strengthened by the addition OF two stellar
performers. Donald Casad. six-foot five
forward, who was varsity center last
season, and George Anderson. forward, are
the new men.
ri Warren, South Bend columnist, says
he expects to see Anderson, Martinsvtlle
Yincennes, Columbus, Tech, Muncie
Frankfort and Horace Mann at the state
tournament There's one in there he won't
see. Anderson comes to the Tech regional.
You guess.
I,oval Lizzie of Tech says II burns her
I'D the way fans have been leaving the
Campbellmen out of Big Tens just be-
cause they lost to Martinsville and Frank
fort AS for Shortridge. she's glad that's
settled, and reminds us that there is only
one person who doesn't give a whoop what
people say about Tech, and that's Tim
Campbell.
NrORM VERY says Columbus
~ is the "deadliest shooting, nif'
test passing aggregation of scho-
lastic hardwood speedy merchant:
ever to show in Gary's Memoria
gym Norm, by the way, has beer
watching basketball in Gary for q
long time.
Very also points out that the Bulldogs
connected on seventeen of thirty-one at
tempts, from the field, which is some
shooting and that they made their first
eight free throws without n miss. Also
that they used both a speedy and delayed
offense. But the sharp eyes of Mr..
Very also detected that Columbus didn't
have a defense.
n
Three weeks until Feb. Is. Let's
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Important
Ring Bout
Jackie to Face PetroIIe at
Armory Tonight; Other
Scraps Billed.
COMPLETE PROGRAM

Ten Rounds-BilIy PetroIIe. Fargo, n. D..
VS.. Jackie PuryiS, Toronto. Canada: welter-
weights.
Eight ROunds--RoyaI Cox. indianapolis.
vs.. Ripper Wilson. Jeffersonville. Ind;
featherweights.
Six Rounds-Paul Farmer. Anderson, vs..
weights.
Six Rounds-Scotty Scotch. indianapolis,
vs. Johnny Thurman. Louisville. KY; ban
tamweights.
Four Rounds-BilIy Bowers. indianapolis.
VS.. Soldier GOolsby, TT. Harrison: middle
weights.
Billy Petrolle, the Fargo Express
of the fistic game, came to town
Monday night. Intensive training
has served to counterfeit the results
of a five-month layoff from ring
activities due to an eye injury, and
the North Dakota pug asserts he is
back in form
Jackie PurviS, trained to the min
ute, welcomes his opportunity to
hight to show the Hoosier folk why
he is rated so highly in Canada and
the east. Jackie has achieved much
acclaim In his climb up the flstic
ladder, especially in Toronto, the
last few months. He is formerly of
Kokomo, Ind.
The supporting bouts tonight
bring into action number of
Armory favoriteS, the curtain-r raiser
getting under way at 8:15.