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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-10-29
Iowa Bows to
Eastern Rival

By United Press
WASHINGTON, Oct. 90. =
George Washington university de-
feated University of Iowa in an
intersectional gridiron contest here
Friday night, 81 to 6, the mid
westerns making their only touch
down on an eighty-yard run by Joe
LaweS, galloping half back, in the
final period.
Two forward passes gave the
Colonials their first touchdown in
the opening quarter. After two
deadlocked periods, the Colonials
added another touchdown on a pass
play, and counted again after a
series of line drives put the ball on
Iowa's vineyard line. Fenton and
McCarver starred for the visitors.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-10-29
Down the Alleys With Local Pin-SpiIIers
nv FIFTY !

BY LEFTY LEE
results showed Coins and Catalogues de-
feating Commercials and Baronials two to
one.
The always young Charley Cray hit for a
total of 633 to lead the Avalon League
bowlers in the individual effort. Coval
and Selmeir fought it out for runner-up
honors, Coyal winning 604 to SOB. The
Drivers and Caddies won three games from
Stymies and Puts. as the Irons and
Divots took two from Traps and Roughs.
Barbosol rolled 3.144. but lost two
games to Johnson Chevrolet during the
City League series on the Hotel Antler
drives, avoiding a shutout when they
finished with 1889. The middle game Of
this match featured Johnson winning 1089
TO l.066. Pritchett Fehr. Bueber and
Barbosol. while Burnett. Coble and
Meeker had marks of 721, Sal and 604 for
the winners. Burnett finished with
games of 625 and 266 after a 100 start to
join the ZOO club" Tor should we say
league?).
The two Marott Larrys Fox and Cobler.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-10-29
State Defeats
Normal Rivals
By Tim es Special

By Times Special
TERKE HAUTE, Ind, Oct. 29.-
Normal school rivalry was on tap
here Friday night when Indiana
State and Central of Danville
clashed and the locals outScored
the visitors, 26-12 in a game Of fire.
quent penalties.
Scudder, who was a real threat at
all times, scored both Central Nor
NAL touchdowns while the States
four counters were chalked up by
Malfleld, Conrad, Spence and
Ketchem. The teams were tied 6-6
at half time and State pushed out
in front in the third period. Score:
State Normal . IL e-26
Central Normal .. s 0 e-I2
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-10-29
BY ROBERT THOPY

The winner of the Kentucky
Jockey Club stakes, which was to be
decided at Latonia today for prize
of approximately $4,000, if eight
participated, will be clasSed as a
likely favorite in the 1888 Kentucky
Derby field, based on the results of
the last past five year events.
Three 2-year-old winners of the
rich Latonia juvenile event in five
consecutive years have proceeded to
carry away first honors in the
classic Kentucky Derby as 3-year-
olds.
Reign Count, in 1927, marched off
with laurels in the Jockey Club
stakes, and then won the Derby.
Clyde Van Dusen repeated in 1928
and Mrs. Payne Whitney's Twenty
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-10-29

EISTIC entertainment will return
Il to the local Armory Tuesday
night with a card of several bouts
to be staged by promoter James Nc
Lemore. There will be two ten
FOUNDERS and supporting scraps of
shorter duration.
In the top ten" Harry Dublinsky
Chicago, recent winner by judges
decision over Tracy Cox, Indianapo-
lis pride, will battle Hershie Wilson,
local light weight formerly of ST.
Louis. Wilson has been trying to
obtain match with Cox for some
time. He is an experienced boxer
and few weeks ago went to Colo
RADIO and defeated Mickey Denver
Mickey Cohen, lightweight champion
of Colorado.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-10-29
Hornsby Will Strengthen
Cards, Says frankie Frisch

Il don't see why my moving from
second to third would be a come
down." he explained And if it
would strengthen the team, I'm all
for it."
When asked if he had heard any
thing official regarding his reported
trade in Brooklyn, frankie replied
Give been traded so much by the
newspaper in the last few days, ]
don't know where I'm at. 1 was
traded to Brooklyn, and now they
say I'm going to the Phillies. Well
I'm glad somebody wants me-"
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-10-29
STANDINGS
Senior League
City League

SCHEDULE FOR SUNDAY
Senior League
a. Lee and Jay VS.. st. Pats at Pennsy park
Riverside, $50 " 10 ~
=, R. o; C.s VS.. Olympics at Brookside
Junior League
- wizards VS.. Boys Club at Pennsy park.
Crimson Cubs VS.. Ferndale Juniors at
Brightwood Juniors vs.. Christamores at
pL riley Cubs VS. Holy Trinity Juniors at
City League
field. go. az GAR
., IN indianapolis Cubs VS.. Midways at Brook
Spades VS.. Bingo A. C.s at Spades. gao
Beech Grove VS. Twelfth Tsrd 1oSs
Gratis at Ellenberger, 2:3O 0
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guard, was injured. Van HeuSen
was rushed into the breach. In the
game with the VioletS he battered
the big opposing linemen all around
the lot. Now he is a regular.
Georges other sport is wrestling
he took it up as a freshman. and
hasn't lost bout.
After serving more than three years in
sing Sing prison and starring on the
football team there, Jumbo Morano was
released the other day and took up pro-
IeSsional football Thursday night at
PATERSON n. J. And his mother knew he
was out. At first Mrs. Morano said she
wasn't sure she wanted her boy TO NAV
that rough game after graduating from
the school of hard rocks
n u
THE depression makes humble
Il box office men. The Army cut
prices today for it's grid game with
the William and Mary eleven. Seats
on the f1fty-yard line were priced
at $l.1O, with a performance by
the marching cadet rooters tossed
IN. 1t was this William and Mary
team that was first to upset the
Navy this year, to 0. William
does the touchdown scoring and
Mary kicks the goals.
II
The stove league guess is that
Rogers HOrnsby will succeed Gabby
Street as manager of the st. Louis
Cardinals along about the middle
of next June.
MYTH nearly all big league
w clubs curtailing expenses. it
is said batterymen won't be sent
south next spring ahead of the in
fielders and outfielders. Anyway. it
has been a habit of the pitchers
and catchers to have lovely time
before the arrival of the hitters,
and it has been seldom that the
hurlers have benefited by the adj
vance practice.
TINE worlds champion New York
Il Yankees think well of their
pitching purchase from st. Paul
Russell Van Alta, southpaw. and if
Van makes the grade they will be
well fixed for left-handed hurting
next year. Their lefties this year
were Gomez, Penpock and Wells.
Van Alta, a school teacher, and a
graduate of Penn State college,
won twenty-five games and lost sew
enteen for the Apostles the last sea-
son and his team was in the cellar
nearly all of the campaign, except
at the finish when it moved up tc
+ seventh.
Il
Van Alta worked BOG innings in 1892
in ths American Association. which con-
stitutes thirty-four nine-innlnz games.
Owner Bob Connery and Manager Lefty
LeifeId Of the Saints say they expect to
see their ace southpaw become a main
stay big Lacquer within two years. Van
is staIwart and is horse for work.
He is %. stands 5:11 and halls out Of
Augusta N. J.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-10-29
lntersectiOnal Tits Grab Grid
Spotlight; Purdue, Irish Favored

Sylvania appeared ready to sub
merge the Navy.
Three Big Ten Conference games
were scheduled in the midwest, with
the Northwestern-M Minnesota clash
furnishing the fireworks. The for
mer was the favorite. Chicago was
picked to beat Illinois, and Ohio
State to humble Wisconsin.
In the south and far west, it was
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in the third quarter, Masarachia
ripping off the last seven yards.
Pardue climaxed a similar drive of
forty-four yards in the final period.
Morton stopped Sommers on his
first attempt to plunge the extra
point, but he got over in the second
try.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-10-29
II Pilots to Clash in
Five Races at Gardens

Twenty-one drivers will compete
in time trials Sunday morning for
positions in the five auto races at
Walnut Gardens speedway in the
afternoon. Harry MacQuinn, Charles
Crawford, AL Jones, Jimmie Saylor,
L. E. Beckett, Jimmie Garringer.
Jiggs Yeager. Everett Rice, Howard
King and others are in the field.
A grudge race between MacQuinn,
Saylor and Crawford over the FIVE
mile route features the card. Three
elimination races and a twenty-mile
feature also are on the bill, start
ing at 2:30. All women accompanied
by escorts will be admitted free.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-10-29
Temple Keeps
Record Clean

By United Press
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 29.- "A
heroic stand at its own goal line
preserved Temple university's foot
ball record of no defeats Friday
night when the Owls battled to a
TT deadlock with Carnegie Tech
before 10000 spectators.
After both elevens had scored in
the second quarter, Carnegie made
desperate drive in the third period
and battered the Owls back almost
to their goal line. The Temple line
held and Carnegie lost the ball
within six inches of touchdown.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-10-29
Friday H, S. Cage Scores

Marengo. 2e; Georgetown, IS.
Flat Rock. 19; Hope. II.
Center Grove, 10: Decatur. IT.
Brownstown. 90; Shawswick, %.
Windfall. IS. Arcadia. 20.
Versailles. %: Madison, 10.
Osgood. 80: Vevay, %.
Eden. 80; McCordsville, is.
Batesville. "a. Butlerville. %.
Lawrenceburg, IS; Dilloboro. 10.
Bunker Hill. 81: Macy. 10.
Sharpsville, 81: Greentown. %.
Upton. 80; Prairie, %.
Covington. %: Perrysville. 20.
Marshall. %; Rockville. 81.
Clarks Kill 81; Bowers. IL.
Hillsboro. 81: New Richmond. 30.
New Market. 81: RuSSellville, 81.
Wayeland. %: Wallace, 20
Roachdaie, 80: Belle Union, 20.
Darlington, %: Wingate. II.
Lizton. ~: New Ross. 20.
Fortville, 49, SummitVille, %.
Hardinsburg. 81; Gordan, II.
Sunman. 80; Guilford, 81.
New Augusta. So: Oaklandon. "a.
Scircleville. 50: Goldsmith. II.
Young America. 81: Erwin, IS.
Mlchigant0wn. IS: MooresYille, II.
Swayzee. 81: Union. 7.
Forest. 46; Jackson fClintonl :, q
Gas City. %: Galveston. 20.
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BIZ United Press

BIZ United Press
NEW ROCHELLE, N. Y, Oct. 90.
frankie Frisch, second baseman
of the st. Louis Cardinals, believes
the acquisition of Rogers Hornsby
will strengthen the Cards, he said
Friday at his home.
Frisch pointed out that the for
mer manager of the Chicago Cubs
should add punch to the club with
his playing ability and knowledge
of the game. He said he had no
objection to a shift to third base,
if the club wanted to use the
Rajah at second.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-10-29
PURPLE HARRIERS WIN

Led by Kemp, who crossed the
finish line first with 9:54 perform
ance for the mile and three-quar-
tiers course, Washington high school
oss-country team defeated War
rem Central, 20 to IS, at the west
side field Friday.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-10-29
Local ~ Swim Team
Opens Against MunCie

Fourteen swimmers and divers
will represent the Indianapolis Y.
M. G. A. tonight in duel swim
ming meeting with Muncie Y. M.
c. A. at the local pool This match
marks the opening of the indoor
aquatic season.
Among the veterans performing
on Coach Jim Clark's local team are
Pittman, Wylie, McIntire, Krick,
and Burgess. Coach Cranor will
bring twelve Muncie stars here, in
GLIDING Lewellen, State "Y" diving
champion.
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outstanding football games hobby to
Equipped with two stop watches to keep regular time
other the number play
proved with detailed records that players actually
of the regulation sixty
he
discovery figures
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-10-29
State College Grid Card
GAMES TODAY

GAMES TODAY
Butler vs.. Franklin at Indiana polls
Homecoming.
Notre Dame at Pittsburgh.
Mississippi A. and NJ. at Indiana.
Purdue at New York U.
Miami, of Ohio, at Wabash centennial
home-comirg.)
EarIham at De Paw.
Defiance. of Ohio. at Valparaiso.
Union Of Kentucky, at Rose Poly Ghome-
coming).
Ball State at Manchester.
Hanover al OAKLAND City.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-10-29
1O3 Yards

By LhitCd Press
CHILLICOTHE, Mo. Oct.
~ 29.-Bailey, star half back
on the Graceland college foot
ball team, took punt three
yards behind his goal Friday
night and, after fumbling,
picked up the ball and ran 103
yards for a touchdown.
1t was his teams only threat
against Chillicothe Business
college, which scored two touch
downs in the final quarter to
win, IL to 7.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-10-29
DETROIT ELEVEN TRIUMPHs

BIZ United Press
DETROIT, Oct. 29-Detroit uni
versity scored an intersectional VIC
tory over Georgetown here Friday
night, Is to 0. Both touchdowns
resulted from long runs, a 75-yard
sprint by McCracken and 5O-yard
dash by Mott.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-10-29
PURPLE FROSH LEAD

Washington high. schools fresh
man eleven frightened its hold on
the city frosh championship with
a z to 0 victory over the Short
ridge rhinies at the Blue Devels'
field Friday. The Purple yearlines
previously defeated Manual and
Tech freshmen.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-10-29
Washington, Tech and
Manual Grid Winners
ConnentaIS Continue March to City Crown With 7to0
Decision Over Shortrdge; Cathedral in Action
Today at KrkIin Park Idle.
BY DICK MILLER

Washngtons hghpowere Connentals well their
regaining high football
city public schools title holders
thrilling city struggle the Friday
the only unbean the championship
final obstacle the path the Purple machine Tech Nov
after two Setbacks thumped
Friday 10 to Manual triumph
fought stubborn beating
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-10-29
FOX IS CUE WINNER
Defeats Ruben Cohen in State
Three Cushion Meet.

Joe Fox joined the leaders in the
battle for the Indiana three-cush-
ion billiard championship with a
5O-to-45 triumph over Ruben Co.
hen at Coolers parlor Friday night.
1t was close battle all the way.
Fox ending the contest in the nine
ty-sixth inning. The rivals each
turned in high runs of four.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-10-29
Only II Minutes of Grid
Game Are Actual Playing
ByNEA Serrice


CORTLAND Ore, Oct 29Whe sitting in the
ing the pride of local football followers the opposition
two three hours OF play you're only seeing but twelve thirteen
o
Harry timekeeper of sporting events
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-10-29
SANDE BUYS STABLE


NEW YORK, Oct. 20. - Earl
Sande, famous jockey. today pur-
chased the Xalpa Farms string of
six horses for Maxwell Howard,
whose stable he is handling. The
horses were training at Belmont
park.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-10-29
IRISH SUBS LOSE

LUBBOCK, Tex, Oct. 29.-Texas
Tech football team defeated Notre
Dame B team here Friday night, 80
to 0. The Irish defense failed to
check the Texans at any time.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-10-29

The Wheeler Lunch VS.. Budweiser battle
featured the Washington League contests
on the Illinois alleys Friday, the Wheeler
team taking the odd game despite Her Ter
Miller McCarty and wimberly had totals
OF 6S2 627 and 500 to give the Wheeler
team an even, 5000 total against their
Geisen Products had Hoyt and Eller
hitting for totals OF $50 and 500 to lead
them to a triple win over Hoosier OPP
tical,
total of 1858 resulted for Schmidt Insur-
rolled totals OF s64, $50 and 6i4: AS a
games. taking the hnsl zoos to 1,0o2 to
avoid a shutout.
coca-Cola had Streibeck and Mc1ntre
doing the heavy work with counts of 627
and COZ to offset the GIL by Blue. and
Coca Cola quintet, Goldsmith opened with
a i48 followed with 203 liked the smaller
game best and repeated the l4s in his final
try
Newt Werner had better help from his
teammates, so his 627 Offset the $50 lby
from Lilly Luggage. Fourteen totals over
the 600 mark were posted during this
leagues play.
The match game between Seven Up and
Barbosol is on. the first half to be rolled
and the final half at PritchettS Sunday.
Nov. -. This meeting should prove to be
thriller. as Seven Up has team average
bosops 1910 mark Each club has six
men to call on. Ward. Quill, Baker. Lang.
Behring and Hornbeck rolling for Seven g.!
Hueber. Carmin. johnson and Pritchett.
While the dates have been set for this
match. the exact time Of play has not
been arranged
Fan City Lager regained the lead IN the
they took the final game. 9ss to es6. from
CITY CANDY. for an odd game win. City
Candy outscored FAN CITY over the three
he rqS spo put 9p o RG set hs pms tb
loop we're also decided two to one Indi-
annapolis Toilet and Apron Supply DETER
ing-litzelman and Stahlhut Jewellers de-
iesting Martin Truck. Benny BARRIERS and
Prima Beverage. Totals OF 500 were: Wit
man and Schoch, $50; Dawson. 6l2: Mace.
COS. and Behrens, 6l5.
Tony Mccain. rolling with the Scott
Trucking team Of the K. OF C. League on
when he crashed the NAPLES for counts Of
suits in this loop showed clean sweeps. Joe
Kernel leading Block Optical in their win
over J. J. Blackwell & Son with score of
Goa. and Hoosier Optical nosing out Penn
Coal each time. taking the nnal by one
pin.
ROYAL Notes and indianapolis Life
traunced Hoosier Casualty and Western
Adjustment three times. as Mutual Life
won two from Gregory and Appel during
the Insurance League series at pritchett's
Ochiltree rolled games of all, 203 and
200 TO lead the individual scoring
Led BY Alice Shea and Riokabaueh. who
had totals OF SO aud $50. the Indianapolis
Baseball Club Ladies team rolled a total
Of 2 go TO take three games from the
Schneider quintet All other contests were
decided two 20 one, HooSier Pete. Coca
Cola. Kribs. Bowes Seal Fast and Heiden-
reich Florists defeating Thomas Lunch
Geiger Candy Bowlet Co. Geisen Product
and McGaw Insurance. other 500 counts
we're; osteimer, s64; Wiesman. $40, and
Johns 524.
Wray topped the Central States Envelope
League bowlers with q mark OF SEQ. Team
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that the pespng gdators eleven
seconds
All told Washington of requiring
utes ynine seconds Oregon of xywo requiring
minutes thirteen seconds The hkofs eight
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-10-29

Newt Werner had better help from his
teammates, so his 627 Offset the $50 by
Doc Longworth and City Candy won three
from Lilly Luggage. Fourteen totals over
the 600 mark were posted during this
leagues play.
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Coca-cols had Streibeck and McIntire
doing the heavy work with counts of 62l
King Indiana Billiard won three from the
Coca-Cola quintet. Goldsmith opened with
a l4s followed with 203 liked the smaller
game best and repeated the l4S in his tinal
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-10-29
BTrDDIES WIN NET OPFNf.R

Indianapolis Buddies Club cage team
over Tyriad A. A. Davis and Sering we're
outstanding for the vict0rs, while c.
Stout starred for the losers For games
With Buddies. write Abe Goldsmith 1902
South Meridian streetf Apartment 3. or
phone Drexsl 5244-R . s 2. n.
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Three games over the / 900 mark for a
total of 3.058 resulted for Schmidt Insur-
ance when Jacobs, Brown. and Kelly
rolled totals OF 664, $50 and 6l4. AS
result. Indiana Brake Service lost two
games. taking the hnsl zoos to 1902 to
avoid a shutout.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-10-29

What is this all about? Well,
you have been nearing for some
time about overemphasis in foot
ball. I thought you would like to
know how a big league athletic as
ISOLATION is run. Here you have the
facts. Draw your own conclusions.
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Geisen Products had Hoyt and Filler
hitting for totals OF $50 and 639 to lead
them to a triple win over Hoosier op-
tical.
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featured the Washington League contests
on the Illinois alleys Friday. the Wheeler
team taking the odd game despite Her
Miller McCarty and Wimberly had totals
OF 6S2 627 and 500 to give the Wheeler
team an even 5000 total against their
opponents 2.973.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-10-29

Wray topped the Central States Envelope
League bowlers with q marx Of SEQ. Team
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-10-29

TONY McCann rolling with the Scott
the Delaware alleys. Joined the 700 club
when he crashed the naples for counts Of
233. 245 end 225, total OF 70S. Team re-
suits IN this loop showed clean sweeps. Joe
Kernel leading Block Optical in their win
over j. J. Blackwell e. Son with score of
eo4. and Hoosier Optical nosing out Penn
Coal each time. taking the nnal by one
min
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-10-29

ROYAL Notes and Indianapolis Life
tr.unced Hoosier Casualty and Western
Adjustment three times. as Mutual Life
the Insurance League series at Pritchett's,
Ochiltree rolled games of 2ii 203 and
209 To Lad the Individual soaring
Evening star., 1932-03-06
Veterans of Foreign Wars

will be opened at the Arcadia Bowling
Alleys April %. with teams represent
ing the IL posts and l cootie pup tent,
to be augmented by at least 3 new poSts
which are prospectively being organ.
lied a real league is now in course OF
| formation.
| Commanders are requested to appoint
two members to serve on the D. c. De
partment's Bowling Committee. Inc
names and addresses Of such appointees
should be submitted to Comrade Ape
Grudd, Apt. a., l443 Oak street.
Under the auspices OF the Federateo
Ladies' Auxiliaries of the local depart
ment an entertainment will be given
at the Red Cross Hostess House OF wal
| ter Reed Hospital Friday and 500 pa
tients will be the honored guests. Ine
program will be furnished by members
of the Trinity Lutheran Mission.
The v, F. w. Band, Drum and Bugle
Corps has experienced a busy Scheouie
during the past two weeks ana hoios
regular rehearsals every wednesday
| night at the National Guard Armory,
Sixth street and Pennsylvania avenue.
Advance Post met at Metropolitan
Hotel and Comrades Roger Hartford
and Thomas s. Gray were obligated TO
membership. A dance Is planned 1or
the early part Of April. Arrangements
are in charge Of Comrades Forester,
Terrett, Pahlow and 8. Jones.
Comrade Cummings reported that the
patients Of ward 81 Of Walter Reed Hos
pital, adopted ward Of Advance Post,
were issued first tobacco ration and 1t
has been arranged to regularly dis
tribute supply Of magazines. Com
rade Jacobs, in charge Of bowling &C
tivities, announces a match game with
the bowlers Of Front Line Post March
IL at the Northeast Temple. Comrades
Jacobs and Rafferty, represent the post
on the District Of Columbia Department
Committee, which is organizing q local
v. F. w. Bowling League.
Equality-Walter Reed Post met In
Pythian Temple, when the degree team
of Front Line Post assisted in exempli-
flying the rituahstic obligation Of five
new members. There was program OF
entertainment.
Columbia Post will meet ut the
Thomas Circle Club March 8. Dele
gates to the Department Encampment
will be elected and number OF new