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Evening star., 1939-10-07

1871 18th ST. N.W.-Modern. tas1ef,iIv
IuInlsned home. for young ladies; living
room 1or entertaining; single and double
tooILs, lhner-Sprlng mattresses. f1replaces
Sotehern exposure private and semi-pri.
VI. rate pains: excellent meals: maid service;
Evening star., 1939-10-07
ROOMS WANTED
SUBURBAN ROOMS

z FURN. ROOMS Ink, young coupIe with
2 &c chiidren, vicinity Of Friendship Heights,
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Evening star., 1939-10-07

MASTER BEDROOM, private bath large
GIoset; new home; nr. American University,
very reasonable. Emerson 6645.
NEAR TIVOLI THEATER. 3475 Holmead
pi NV, close to 14th st. cars. Apt, two
IN ianlliy: use Of Frigidaire; next TO bath;
private entrance to main hall. Ad 101e5.
"a RMS. Ms. KITCHEN heat. gas. cleo includ-
Gu: n.1o month: adults. 1916 Owen pl n e.
i326 KENNEDY ST. NW.-One room.
phone S'i'"'' oiiihi'
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ROOMS FUR. & uAEuR.

NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE-Bright,7 sunny
room or room and glassed sleeping porch,
aoJolnlne bath. Call District 1897.
1928 M1NTWOOD- PL. NW.-Pleasant
room, reas.; for refined lady: iarpe cioset:
kltchen privilege: Oil heat, phone. Quiet,
cream mouse: refs. desired Box 1S5-K. Star.
Evening star., 1939-10-07

$3.50 18th ST, N.W.-Double room, for gem
yaaar ,,emen; excellent meals; also basement
vacancy. Columbia 4914-J
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ROOMS FURNISHED.

TIA New Hampshire Ave. NV.
single and dble.. newly fur: conv trans.
COLORED-One nice furnished room for
rem n,1au IN Sapital View. 107 b0th st. ne.
Evening star., 1939-10-07

CHEERFUL, room. nice home: for refined
employed lady; new, private home of
widow; Chevy Chase. D. C. Woodey S052
52s LEXINGTON PL. NE-Large front
bedrm., near bath. in pvt. home: conv.
to cars: moderate rates Jinc 3101
Evening star., 1939-10-07

1910 NEW HAMPSHIRE-Refined youne
man Will share large, pleasant corner room.
8 windows. private bath So
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FARM AND GARDEN.

WELL-ROTTED COW MANURE. quality
and quantity guaranteed; direct from the
farm. Also soil. Wis. 4106.
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CONN. AND FLA.-For l or .: unusually
attractive; onet family: big closet: sec.
ser; ref North 1906, Rr. 212. 9'
MASTER BEDRM.. pvt bath. twin beds.
inner-spring mattress. unlm. phone: quiet:
express buses. Rand. 6a16. Gentleman.
14l2 CHAPLIN ST. NV, Apt 21-Front
room. warm apt, newly furnished; twin
hed
Evening star., 1939-10-07

1923 10th ST. .Nw.-Well-balanced homo-
cooked meals: reasonable weekly rates.
Adams 0S6S.
Evening star., 1939-10-07

Large double room g front windows.
single room adjoining. attrac. furnished:
large closets. private bath; exclusive use OF
entire floor. maid service; ideal for dis
crlmnatirg party of = OF 3. 1893 31st
st NV Mich U4oS
Evening star., 1939-10-07

IA 10th ST. S.E.-Single and double rooms,
twin beds, everything new. ami; gentle-
men. All T746 Sc
1895 CHAPLIN ST. N.W.-Prvate bath. Al
14th st. car; detached home; ami 50
2OlO WYOMING AVE. NW-2nd f. double
room, twin beds, . closets, attractiyely
furnished Gnlim phone
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-19
L-ambdas Plan
Event
Annual Breakfast BY Ahmrss
WIN Honor Acsivss Of
C.P. S. Sorority

In honor Of active members
Of the aorority. the alumnas
of Lambda Signs Chi sorority
al the College Of Puget Sound
are sponsoring y breakfast
Sunday morning at the Ta-
coma hotel. Heading the con-
mittee in charge Of the affair
ia Miss Helen Stalwiek.
Assisting nvr sfe Mrs pcnsld
nsoeh. Mrs. Edgar He'll and Mrs.
Alan Msurmsan II the slumnse
group and Miss barbara Lonn.
stretch ~ the sessvcs
The hfeAkfsss IL 10 he Al ?
a'siaek. Teastmisssess fer The
morning win be Miss Elalss Wan.
president II the eiumnas Hpcak-
sss viii he Miss Ruth J<nsen. priests
dent u the active group. and Mss
Jane Garrison. past pssstsent 81 the
active group. who VIII alive
resume az the sorority activities Tor
the past year Mfa loo BAKER VIII
sing, accompanied ny Miss uFaes
Johnson. ard Miss Alysp,efe Mas.
nussea vlll play several piano q M
hers Annual awards wsii nc Naaa
and . sift win he presented u Tho
sorority ~ The ssumnAe
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-19
To Dramatic
F amous Lif e
Frances Willard 70 be Com
memorated by Seventh
Ward w. 6. T. u.

The Seventh Ward of the
Women's Christian Temper
ance union will sponsor a
dramatization of the life of
Frances Willard Friday eve
ming at 8 o'clock in the social
hall of the First Methodist
church.
The scenes have been written by
Mrs. J. +. Webster who has been
asked to take the title role of Miss
Willard. Mrs. Floy Barwick,
chairman for the arrangements,
announces that the silver offering
will 60 to the work of the Seventh
Ward.
Miss Jane Pearson will play the
part of Mary, younger sister of
Frances, Ruth Camp will read the
supplementary story between
scenes, Mrs. Ray OFlyng will play
the part of Anna Gordon. Joyce
Huston will be Madame Willard.
Doris Nordeen, Lily Blake and
Floyd Webster will play the friend.
All friends of the Temperance
union and Youth Council are in
vited to attend. There is no adj
mission.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-19

Local officers of the organixa.
ton are Miss Grace Van Berg,
president. Mrs X. ~ Mcglnnis.
secretary Mrs. " D. Rawlings.
treasurer, and Mrs Catherine
Jones. program chairman.
On the reception committee viii
be Mesdamea AeglnnIa ~. X. May.
hin. M. u, Slater. Catherine Jones'
Hattie A. Rooms. and the Mlsses
Elixabeth MACPHERSON and Geor-
eia Brown.
Hoatesses will be Mrs. Ellsworth
c. Power. part president of tns
assembly. and Mssdamea Harry "
Anderson. a. A. cfenemiiisf and
the Misses Grace and Emma Van
Berg. Assisting viii he mrmbefa
Of tine Catherine Jones chapter,
the newly organized Junior group
directed by Miss Ruth Esnslman.
Dinner will be served At the
parish house, itih and ats. at .
o clock. Assisting stll he the
Junior Daughters Misses Fran.
cSs McGinniss Janet Cooper. ksth.
crime Hamelip. Amy Jean MUM.
Patricia BussmAn ami Mafjofis
Hsss. During the dinner hour =.
Paul Todd of the Annie Wright
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-19
Academy Alumnae 70
Welcome New Members

Graduating seniors at Aquinas
academy will be welcomed into
membership in the slumnae Of the
school at the annual meeting on
Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock in
the academy. Miss Mary Harri-
son. president of the alumnae. will
greet the guests officially and will
conduct meeting during which
new officers will be named.
Miss Catherine Aspenwall will
give a reading, Miss Lugina Lento
will play the violin and Miss
Claire Brossit will sing
The junior class will serve tea
following the meeting, with Miss
Harrison and the newly elected
president presiding at the tea
table,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-19
Mrs. Thomas entertains al
Mofher-Dauohter Affair

One Of the charming mother
daughter affairs of the weeN was
the luncheon and informal after
noon party which Mrs. Llewelyn
Thomas gave at ther home We'd
nesday afternoon honoring her
mother, Mrs. H. C. Gillian.
The luncheon table had a reflec-
tory centerpiece with iris and
snspdragon in shades of orchid and
rose. Tapers were in matching
shades
Those who gathered for the oc-
casion were Mrs. Emma Mcdonald
and her daughter. Miss Marjory
Mcdonald, Mrs. c, r. Converse
with her daughter. Mrs. f. T.
keene. and Mrs. j. F.. Brown with
her daughter, Mrs. w. o. Dunckley.
Each mother was given a dainty
favor at the party.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-19
Chapter Plans
Last Session
Mrs. J. n. Kiflar 10 Open
Home To Mary Ball
Members Monday

At the home of Mrs. j. H.
Kitlar, 1901 No. Junett St,
Mary Ball chapter, Daughters
of the American Revolution,
will hold its last formal meet
ing of the year Monday after
noon at 2 o'clock. A picnic in
June will informally conclude
the chapters 1888 1889
calendar.
Mondays program will include,
besides the usual reports. the re-
port of the April 1889 d. A. r
Continental Congress at Washing
ton. D. c., TO be given by Mary
Balls regent, Mrs. Percy Creath
Smith. recently returned from the
national capital.
Spring music will precede the
tea hour, during which the hostess
will be assisted by Mrs. William S.
Burroughs, Mrs. Carl M. Nelson
Mrs. William B. Gregg. Mrs. E. l.,
Hiberly. Mrs. Blanche Funk Miller
and the Misses Clara and Charlotte
Driskell.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-19
Personal
To Fat Girls

Nsr Toa ca si5a eozn year fac sa1 hs'
a.. without sfrlct distnz q tscE.srssslnS
exercises Just ext bshslaly ard tAEs : MAJ
uaoia Tablets . 1sy. see1Felax % Va o.
recfaOns
Naruola Tahlets have b@sn soid - TIE
rghiie for more tazn thirty ys4ft. Wore thAn
txsatY rniiiioa boxes have sssa esstfio~tee
durinx trat peTl1d.
Harnol. u not iHtsn@sd a. a ezTe-2n fof
ali alnssnts THIS adFsftissznent is Intended
cnlg for fsf pefsoHt . 10 hfs normal ana
kszithr Otherwise ana Hhoss fztnsas .
caused BIZ asdaafion n TIE fsfrstloa from
me thyroid gland fhTso-thy HsidIffaf vita
seesngznFinx tahHe nal uasts1oile rates
10 other Representation is made e. - tais
treatment except znder ffsss esna teas sre
according % tss deEsxs a. Fscomrns need.
IS. % not MAKE am c.szrstis a. nat e
IL. function e Tour rsTriessns ~ho most -
consulted for hat pgrpote. fhs formula Is
fneisesS IA sF.fr peeksz.. Start sIts MAJ
nnsla today ard via IRE AssesE aoss4y hs-
are tsst . rgntfziiJ ysafa adv.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-19
Miss Gillian
Again Feted
Miss Wsshburn, Mrs. Baker
Entertain at Shower at
Formers Home

Outstanding am ong the
many shower parties which
friends and relatives are Civ
ing for Miss June Gillian.
daughter of the l.. T.. Gilliams.
before her marriage on May
81 to Lieut.. Frederick Utter,
was the surprise affair given
recently by Miss Eunice Wash
burn. An Oriental theme was
carried out cleverly in the dec
orations and refreshments and
spring flowers were used. Mrs.
Darrell Baker (Jean Spencer)
of Chehalis was co-hostess at
the party.
Throughout the rooms. psrssols
Of many sizes were used 10 carry
out the motif and above the table
a large one was used with stream
ers 10 each place tied TO miniature
parasols and an Oriental proverb.
Guests were members Of Beta
Phi Kappa, busiess girls sorority
OF which Miss Gillian is president.
They enjoyed an evening Of games
and informal entertaining and then
presented Miss Gillian with mis-
eellaneous gifts for her new home.
Those attending were Misses
Roberta Armstrong, Anita Ball,
Edith Ball. Dorothy kirkby. Mary
Jean Brooks, Doris Bueholt, Esther
Cory. Edna Crother Marjorie Es-
poland. Mary Gallwss. Wilma Hag-
CERT. Ethel Luckenbihl, Grace Nc
Carthy. Phyllis Mitchell Lillian
Morriss, Bernics Morse, Margery
Niesen, Violet Petersen Mary
sperry. Euniee Wsshburn, Joyce
Rosene. Jane Brooks. Marjorie
Hsggerty. Mrs. L. r. Gillian. Mrs.
p. s. Washburn. Mrs. Lyle Cope.
and Mrs. ]. w. Tozzer.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-19
Charlotte Mottet Chapter
Will Be Assembly Hostess
Daughters OF tho King a. ths Church Of The Holy Com
nunion 10 Entertain Members from
Othsr Cities on Saturday

Extending cordial invitation to daughters others In
erested Charlotte Motet chapter Daughters Of the King
Church of the Holy Communion viii be hosess to the Do
eesan assembly Saturday The affair will call together
daughters from Seattle Tacoma Everett Kent and Bens
ham.
The Quiet Hour" will be held In the church ut o'clock
conducted by the Rev H. McGinns. assisted at the
by Edward Zolman.
Miss Constance Patterson of Trinity church In Seattle II
president the assembly and other officers Mira Bery
Caow Seattle secretary and Miss Emma Van Berg. Taco
ma, treasurer.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-19
Mrs. Suite 70 Speak al
Club MEETING

The 21-Plus club will meet FRI
day evening at 2 o'clock in the
home Of Mrs G. 6 Jespersen, $40
No ] ut. Mrs. William stute will
speak on the discovery Of Long
mire Springs by her grandfather.
James Longmire Mrs. William
Bottcher will be in charge Of the
business meeting
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-19
Delphians Complimented At
Annual I ca "Wednesday
Mrs Leo Meosvick Opens Home 70 Thets Kappa Psi
Group Mrs. Robert Weller Is Chairman OF Days
Social Hour and Program Of Music and Readings

Mrs Leo McGavck entertained Theta Kappa Psi chapter
of the Dephans at her spacious home North st We'd
nesday afternoon at tea. The social committee with Mrs
Robert R. Weller chairman in charge Mrs. Lors r.
Baker Mrs Everett Jensen and Mrs Ralph Watson assist
ed with the program and the tea hour.
The musical portion of the afternoon included of
songs by the Lincoln high school sextet including Brahms
Cradle Song" THE Brownies. by Stebbins, Birds
Song Eventde' Clarence Lucas, Chinese Lullaby, Reg
ger and Peter Piper"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-19

Mrs. Charles Eckstrom also APP
peared on the program, reading Sc
leetions from shskespesres
Twelfth Night"
For their work with the organ
ization the past year. Mrs. Garlic
ton Hubely, president, and Mrs.
Alfred Grau. supervisor. were pre-
scented with corsages and the preS-
dent received a gift from the club.
Tea was served from table
covered with rose-point lace
cloth and centered with a floral ar
rangement of spring blooms in
GLIDING snapdrsgons, hlaes and
iris. Mrs. Grau and Mrs. Dudley
Gunston poured and served the
ices. Assisting about the rooms
were Mrs. Charles Schleusner and
Mrs. F. W. Albro.
Members who attended were
Mesdames Alfred Grau, C. Garlic
ton Hubley, Charles Schleusner,
F. w. Albro. Edward Gazeki, Rus
sci Anderson, r. H. Hager. w. G.
Pinches, Owen P. Hughes. How
ard Carr. Dudley Gunston, r. X.
Lowery, w. NJ. Albert Robert r.
Weller, Everett r. Jensen, Ralph
Watson.
Guests who called during the
afternoon included Mesdames
Clara F. Gage, o. II. Weller. Frank
Buchanan, Chauncey Baxter l. r.
Nelson. Arthur Hoskins. George o.
Weller. ]. C. Summit, Frank Bor-
den. H. f. Sahsburn, F. B. Dean,
J. w. Allan, Edmund w. Hilton,
L. NJ. Bullen, Mary Renker, Hugo
Metzler, William Grady, Harold
Cult, Sterling Carmichael. Michael
Lavelle. Charles Weller and Miss
Katherine Moresti.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-19
CLUBS

LYDIA ~>wtss eiak wilI msts Fss~
day II The hetne ~ Mira Mary
resryuns. isaa xe FIFE VI LsInsh-
con will n~ served ri 1910. Msm.
hers to hiring articles foe hshy
lsystts.
ivy Camp \. ". a.. VIII mees
Friday evening in Maseshes temple
for = hnsinsss sssssen Mrs. O. q.
English In charge
sa,sl w.sA~s. slas al Emma
y. shaw Rsn~ksh lodge viii meet
Friday At the hnms ~ Mrs u II.
FenTisr. 1opf So itsh Al. tsurtsrFs
meeting following IL 10 pot issA
luncheon.
sp.r,susl shsssssaa shsvea. Ts7
FAwcss ave. evening a. rHtsFt ~
ment Friday At : p m IN tho
churrhs rsvors for card r..
freshmsnsa Members and irtsnas
invited.
os~S Tins s,as win rect WIN
Mrs. Potter, tsbi -. russi Sound
avs. Friday Il ~. m
,~A,s. a, ;s.~ M, Circle. n.max
sun stplrisusiiss church will ssess
siuucheon at the church footn*, H6M
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-19
Miss Wiekersham
Tacoma House Guest

Miss Joan Wickersham Of Spo-
kane has for the past several days
been the house guest Of her uncle
and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. lie
Blanc at their home on No. 2lst
st. She left for Portland early
Thursday and will lecture on her
recent European youth-hostel trip
there and in st. John, Washington
before returning TO Spokane.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-19

seminary win tell Of the pises
the seminary occupies IN ,hs com.
munity.
Al the business meeting In this
church following ihs dinner Miss
Patterson viii preside and reports
will be given. Mrs. y. Paul Todd
Will he the guest speaker, taking
for her topic "Maaonnas In Art.
showing her fine collection ~ pic.
lures.
World Frtenaship Girls ~ ~.
Psuis hethodlst church will ap@n~
ssr a akatlns party at Kings rink
Friday ffom . until ~. S6fma
Falling ana Dorothy Husssii ate
eo.ehaiffneu
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-19
GuiId 10 Entertain o.
Silver Tea

At the First United Presbytsri-
an church at 2 O'Clock Friday the
Jennie A. Given guild viii enter
tain al q silver tea in the Sunday
school room Of the church. Mrs.
william maeksy. president. VIII
preside.
The speaker. Mrs e ]. Trimbie.
viii discuss As Woman Thinks 3"
Mrs. {. J. Lyonais. s0lolss. VIII
sing Il Love Little Cottage. e
Take Joy Home and "HOming. T"
accompanied by Mrs. Hugh Cob
bett.
Hostesses for the day will be
Mesdarnes n. c schUtinisr. r. X.
ssnzster. a. J Mitchell { n.
Pape. A L. Orlando. G. y Yost.
Philip Fox. Arthur sptndisr Fred
Myers. Miss Marjorie Glenn and
Mas Harriet sehe elnler.
Mrs J. George Cunningham.
wife Of IN. pastor. and Mrs. "
". Glenn vii pour during the tea
hour.
White Clover chapter q. Y. :.
will meet Friday evening a
o'clock in the South Tacoma Ma
sonic hail Mrs. Ralph Lucas and
I Mr. Arthur Royal viii preaide
] Social hour and refreshmeHts.
Good Hope circle of St PaDf'
+ Danish Lutheran church viii give
a mothers day social n the church
psriOrs Friday evening a. : ? n
Mrs ". l. Quest Of the StOfy
Teliers league will SPEAK
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-19
Mountaineers 10 See
Flower Eshibits

Mr.. A II. Denman, pioneer
member Of the Tacoma Mountain
GERS. will be guest speaker at the
clubs meeting at O'Clock Thurs
day evening in the loft Of the
Y. ". {. A. He VIII show his
flower specimens and illustrate MS
talk with colored lantern slides.
swedish Order Of Nasa viii spOn-
sor a luncheon and card party al
Fishers Friday al u 30
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-19

Central Avenue PIT 4. will
sponsor 4 dessert luncheon and
afternoon Friday afternoon .,
o'clock at the home Of Mrs. cisr.
sncs Ralph
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-12-16
Detroit Comes
From Behind To
Win Battle
Malone And
Holloway Lead
The Attack

DAYTON. Waging a determin-
ed uphill fight. the Detroit entry
In the Midwest Basketball league
came from behind 10 nip the Jones
Brothers. five. % 10 q in Linden
Center, in the official league open
ing
Getting away 70 A slow start. De-
troit trailed IL 10 at the halfway
mark. This advantage was whitfield
in the third period, DAYTON leading
% 10 %.
With Bill Malone and Holloway.
Highland Parker, finding the basket
for four field goals, Detroit pulled
up in the last few minutes TO exc
out the victory before frenzied
crowd.
John Clark and Wilbur King were
players who kept Detroit In tho
game during the first half. John Nc
Kinney and Bill Turlev we're the
high point men for Dayton.
The Detroit team showed fna
passing and shooting ability after
the second period. il was this fine
court play which resulted IN q vic
tory for the visitors.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-12-16

Here Is good news, The colt Dau-
Der Is about to return TO the races.
and he Is training liz fine form. We
need him. boys. w. (Bill) Overt
started riding in 1906 at the Union
Park course. st. Louis. Yes, that's a
long time to be Jockey. hut Bill
is still able to win races. He prob
ably likes good whiskey.
Bill Fats Tanzy, the horseman
who was in the Motor City for few
days. has left for Chicago where
he will hibernate for the winter
Keep little cash Il yolr pockets.
Mr.. Tanzy. Tee 10, colored clock
err around the Maryland tracks, is
runnin0 all his miles alike. Boys,
he is a natural. year after year a
he keeps abreast OF the times.
Jim Oakley sent me one oyster
loaf from New Orleans. can get
red beans ard rice here. l have
to hand II to the boys who handled
this last ringer, Smoke Signal. They
surpassed rny OF the old guard
that | knew.
The races az Crawnsh Town arc
real joke. Same old soup warmed
over. A Is TO shot pays $40, and
an s 10 3 shot pays SO. John q. Pub
lie has as much chance TO win a.
I've go 10 ouirun rabbit.
The Tall Tree stables OF Detroit
owned by Mrs. Navin. had a grand
season. also the Motor city. finish
ed strong after getting away TO a
slow start at the beginning OF 1882.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-12-16
Detroit Defeats Dayton; Prepares For Columbus
Thru The
Sport Mirrou1

While Joey Michieloye rules the
top favorite 10 win the state vel
lerweight title. IN not be surprised
II Mansfield Driskell spoils the
plans OF Mr.. Miehicloyc and his fol-
lowers.
This fellow Driskell has been a
problem ever since the tournament
started. he pinned George Riley's
ears back when every one was Will
ing TO bet the family Jewels Mr..
Driskell would not be- around when
the final bell was rung
And then he wilbstood ihirl-
round knockdoWr to stop Harold
Smith. young and inexperienced
proteee Of Harry J.. CPoppa Dee)
Johnson. This kayo caused john
son TO start another search for a
more promising prospect among the
iistic craft members
SO If the long and snaky left or
Driskell keeps booping Nlichieloye
in the face often enough TO wiz the
award Of the referee, Just don't ex-
press any surprise. Mr. Driskell
has sprung too many upsets to be
surprise number At this late date.
Well. Ilammerin' Hank ARM
strong Is threatened with suspcn-
sion By the New York BoAirg Cone
mission 1t seems that the New
York commission warmed Hank
against lighting Jimmy Garrison in
cleveland Monday But instead of
needing the warning of the COM
mission. Hank Went on 10 Cleveland
ard disposed OF Garrison in the
sixth round hy technical knock
out. Now the New York boys are
incensed
Col walker Wear, silent man OF
the commission. broke down Tues
day and recommended suspension
OF the weltcrweight champion. The
colonel said II am convinced Arm
strong ran out on his fight with
Lon Ambcrs scheduled for the Gar
der. Dec. /. and he should be pen
allied and suspended. BY fighting
on Dec. II. he proved he could have
been in condition TO meet Ambers
Dec. l.. the substitute date agreed
on by the commission.
While Henry has not entered a
denial OF the charges made by the
colonel. he did take a whack at the
commission before leaving New
York last week for Cleveland. Al
that time Hank calmly reminded the
hoys that General Phelan had had
Henry nut on a little charitable act
for him some time in the past. and
therefore he didn't see why the gen
eral aud other members OF the com
mission should be belly-aching now
that he wanted 10 20 down 10 Cleye-
land and help Christmas Fund.
And Il seems like Henry has
sonethin there. even though the
welierweight champion has rot
been hewing 10 the condition line
in the past months Reports from
tho East by the way OF grapevine
state Ilammerin' Hank IS hitting the
high spots and giving the night
clubs a big play,
Larry Bleach and his Great Lakes
basketball team are flying high
grabbing Of the lead in the Detroit
Basketball association last Sunday
bs irouncing the Optimists In
hotly contested game. Prior to tho
opening of tho season the word was
passed along that Great Lakes was
the team TO watch. The success o.
the team In the first two games IN
dicatcs the predictions were right
Great Lakes. financed by Grea'
lake Mutual Insurance company
has probably the best passing team
IN the league And IN Harry Rusan
Bleach. Jim country Davis ant
Charley Isles. the team has some
crack shots. Each'is well seasoned