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Evening star., 1940-12-20
Report for Last "a Hours.

Record for Last - Hours.
From noon yesterday to noon today)
Highest, ~. noon today. Year ago So
Lowest, 81. S:30 am. today. Year
ago, 80.
Record Temperatures This Year.
Hishest. 100, on July 81.
Lowest, z. on January 20.
Humidity for Last "A Hours.
Trom noon yesterday to noon today)
Hishest, a1 per cent, at 7 am. today.
Lowest. 81 per cent, at 4 pm. yesterday.
River Report.
Potomac River cloudy shenandoah clear
ct Harpers Ferry: Potomac muddy At Great
Falls today.
Tide Tables.
FURNISHED By United States Coast and
Geodetic survey
Today. Tomorrow
Low ------------ .e:eoa.m. I'll am.
aish --------- 12:Ol pm. loo pm.
The Sun and Neon.
- Rises. Sets.
Sun. Sum. ,sSs,,ov tss.y ::.$$ss t:ttss
Noon s '0EtsdisS todaS--- ii:Io Pm. Ills m.
Automobile lights must be turned on one
half hour after sunset.
Evening star., 1940-12-20
NotionoI

NottOnoI
President to discuss arms drive with
Defense Commission Page Al
New shipyards to build go cargo
vessels for British Page Al
Early-morning earthquake jolts wide
area in East. Page Al
F. B. !. studies data on bundsmen in
U. S. armed forces. Page Al
Export control official hints posi-
blllty OF imports curb. Page A-19
The Key West citizen., 1940-12-16

league-5,842.
Most long hits, one club, game
Boston, Il.
Most times finished in last
place-Philadelphia, IL.
Lowest percentage games won.
winning ehamgiorShip-Detroit
.584.
AL Records Tied
Fewest sacrifice. hits one club
Washington and Cleveland, 81.
Fewest stolen bases. $50 or more
gameEEllswerth Dahlgren. l.
Home runs, with bases filled, 2
consecutive games-James Foxx.
l.
Most home runs by Chicago
batter-Joseph Kuhel, q.
Most assists by third baseman
Robert Rolfe. 9.
Mast runs. one game-Dominic
DiMaggia, s.
Double plays by first baseman,
game-Joseph Kuhel and George
McQuinn, 5.
Compiled by Howe News
Bureau, Chieage. nD
The Key West citizen., 1940-12-16
DIAMOND GLEANINGS
By RABID FANsTER

THIS COLUMN is indebted to
Cuban Consul Berardo Rodriguez
fer copies of Bylaws of the In
ternational Amateur Baseball
Federation and minutes of two
Federation meetings held recent
ly in Havana, Cuba
1t is the intention of the writ
er to publish in this column from
time to time excerpts from the
data for the benefit of interested
persons in Key West.
At the final meeting of the
Federation this year, executive
officers of the organization and
delegates of countries participat-
ing in the amateur world series
designated leaders of the various
departments. Other business was
also settled.
The capital of the Republic OF
Cuba will be the scene of the
1871 amateur baseball world Sc
ries. The selection of Havana
for this important event in the
baseball world was unanimously
voted at this meeting.
Republic of Cuba was proclaim
ed by the organization amateur
baseball champions of 1910. Jose
a Melendez. Nicaragua, was
named the leading pitcher of this
years series with q record OF
three victories and no defeats in
six games. Jonathan Robinson,
Nicaragua, with an average Of
~, was the champion batter,
and Abel Kunihisa. Hawaii, led
in base stealing, according to rec
ords compiled by the official
scorekeeper-
Minutes of the meeting were
signed by 1t Jaime Marine. na-
tional director of sports in Cuba
and president of the Federation;
Victor NJ Gahuardi. delegate Of
Nicaragua; Alfredo Enriquez
Nicaragua; Abelardo Raidi. Vene-
zIlela. and Leureano PTado Clark
delegate Of Cuba These men
along with Leslie Mann, secre-
tarY-ueasurer of the Federation
and representing the United
States. constitute the Amateur
Baseball Congress Of Havana
The Key West citizen., 1940-12-16
OF
BASKET LEAGUE
+ BATTLE TONIGHT
UNDEFEATED FIvEs MEET IN
SECOND GAME; PLuMRERs
FANGLE WITH SOLDIERS IN
OPENER. 700 O'CLOCK
By RABIB FAHSTER

Managers Hastings Smith of
the Lions Club and Johnny Offutt
of the High School will match
their knowledge of basketball
fundamentals tonight when their
clubs taRgle in a battle for sole
possession of the Island City
League lead.
Their knowledge of the game
and the ability of their players
to put it to the best possible use
on the floor will decide which
club shall have the honor of
leading the league
Mr.. Smith has been connected
with basketball in Key West for
the past 20 years and is thor
oughly familiar with all angles
of the sport. His players are
present city champs and have al
ready demonstrated their prowess
in a most convincing manner
This was evidenced in their
crushing 71-34 defeat of VP53
last Friday night
Mr.. Offutt's ability is we'll
known. For the past few years
he has coached the varsity fives
of the Key West High School and
with the material available has
established a creditable record.
1t is freely predicted the school
five this season will be one Of the
strongest produced in a number
of years
The clubs, undefeated to date,
are tied with a pair of victories
each. However. one or the other
must lose tonight, but you can't
get the fans to do any predicting,
such is their admiration of the
strength of the clubs.
Peppers Plumbers, fighting to
rise out of the cellar, will clash
with the US Army in the open
er tonight. A victory over the
Soldiers viii accomplish their
goal, sending them into a tie with
the DoughboYs and leaving the
bottom of the league entirely to
the Airmen.
The games will be played at
the High School Gym, the first
beginning at 7:e0 o'clock.
The Key West citizen., 1940-12-16
Louis DEFENDS
TITLE TONIGHT
MEETS AL MCCOY IN BOSTON
FOR FIFTEEN ROUNDS
OR LESS
CBy Associated PreSs)

BOSTON, Dec. 16--JOe Louis.
the Brown Bomber champion OF
the fistic heavyweight division
will defend his crown tonight in
this city against Al Mccoy. New
England heavyweight
The bout, which is for IS
rounds or less, will be Louis 18th
title fight and will be the first
championship battle of its kind
ever held in New England
Mccoy is just 26 but is vet
eran of II years ring experience.
This year he knocked out Nathan
Mann and gained decisions over
Melio Bettina, former lightweight
champ and Buddy Knox
The Key West citizen., 1940-12-16
I0sa ;sgMI Elzl2ce9S|
) By MEDORA FIELD

YESTERDAY: Aunt M1gqte
has been murdered in the midst
of the hOusep1rty Sally and Bill
i1ere giUiRg to celebrate the en-
gGgement Ot Claire and Bob tLGo
friends. After q night IN tUhich
the lonely house UdS cut of
from the l1orld. the guests are
looking Tor clues TO q Secrst
room they belieUe may be con-
nected tcith the killing But Sally
just has had another, tCGrnlnq.
from the murderer. she IeGTS.
This note says to beDGTe OF the
secret room. Sally Just has told
Blu about il.
The Key West citizen., 1940-12-16
1. TRAINING
By CLAIR BEE
Tarr leland TTrivarxs<u rnzrb


Long Island University Coach
Cleanliness, rest, and proper
eating are the three major musts
for training.
Start the day with a quick
warm and cold shower and a
brisk rundown. Make after prac-
tice showers brief and be sure
you are warmly clothed upon
leaving the gymnasium.
Your diet should include milk,
fish, lean meat. plenty of vege-
tables, fruit, salads, simple des-
serts and plenty of water. On
game days eat breakfast and
lunch at the regular time The
evening meal should be eaten not
later than $50 and consist of
sweet fruits, tea, toast, eggs, and
jellieS or preserves.
Get nine hours of sleep a night
and retire at the same time each
night.
The Key West citizen., 1940-12-16
LEAGUE STANDINGS
ISLAND CITY BASKETBALL
LEAGUE
BASKETBALL

High Scheel Gym. 700 p. m-l
TONIGHT
First Game - Plumbers VS.
Army.
Second Game-Lions VS.. High
School.
WEDNESDAY NIGHT
First Game-VP53 VS.. Marines.
Second Game-Plumbers VS.
Lions.
FRIDAY NIGHT
First Game-Army VS. Marines
Second Game-VP53 VS.. High
School
The Key West citizen., 1940-12-16

er who played in the 1946 Nation
al Open, is member of the bas-
ketban team at Wayne Univer-
sity.
The Key West citizen., 1940-12-16
LINKS TO COURT
(Bx As.ocIated Prensl

DETROIT. = Drew Egleston.
2lO-pound Detroit amateur golf
The Key West citizen., 1940-12-16
fop-OHs On
GOOD
BASKETBALL

EDITORS NOTE: This is
the first of ten articles on the
fundamentals of basketball.)
The Key West citizen., 1940-12-16

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is unknown. 10 she be married
Marie Elgir and \. G. Elgin- her
williams: Mary c. Eherhardt and
Fred Eberhafdt, her husband; Sel-
lie DGbsen and b II DobsOn. her
husband: Irene Roberts Straughter.
q free dealer: al unknown heirs,
deyisees. grantees. legatees. assigns
or other claimants under Irene W.
Tiff. deceased. all unknown heirs.
deEIsess. legstees. grantees. assigns
or other claimants under Asa =
Tiff. deceased: City Of Key West. >
Aunieipsl corporstiOn Organize1
and existing under the laws Of the
state % Florida: and ell persons or
parties claiming or having any in
tsrsst ar lien upon the lands here
matter described. defendants.
And TO all persons having or
claiming any right. title. Interest
estate. mortgage or other lien in.
% sF an the fRlleWing described
The Key West citizen., 1940-12-16
LEGALS

IN THE GIReUTF oaTRF eP rHE
ELEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA.
IN ASR F0R AaSR0E COUNTY.
FHE A66sIsG AUTHORITY
OF THE GITF OF KEY WEST,
FLORIDA, a public body cor
pOFats and polite under the
laws Of the State OF Florida,
PETITIONER,
JOHN I. OLSEN, EFT AL,
DEFENDANTS.
NOTICE IN EMISEST DOMAIN
La gaceta., 1940-09-26
CAST DOMINADOS POR COM
PLETO LOS I~NCIPIENTES
BROTES R~EVOUUCIONA-
RIOS

Ciudad de MEXICO, sep. 90.
Las tropas federales tienen ga
dominates, aunque todavia que
dan pequenos grupo EN- ell cam
DO, los incipientes brotes revo.
dictionaries de las Gltimas sema-
mas. 81 no surgeon nuevas parti-
das y mejor armadas dentro de
pocos dias ell orden quedara res
tablecido por complete.
Seis rebeldes de la partida de
R6mulo Garcia sc entregaron en-
Huestusco y la aviaci6n busca a
Fulgencio Jasso y sus compane-
ros. 0tro grupo ,mandado por 81
coronel Macario Castro, ofrece
rendirse en- Palmillas, en- la par
te occidental de Tamaulipas.
Ocho hOmbres de la partida
de Ventura Contreras fueron he
chos prisioneros. Sc mantienen
operaciones militares EN- Puebla
y Michoacan. La partida de Pue
bla es perseguida en- la region
La gaceta., 1940-09-26
NOrAS SOCLALE
Por MARIO RODRIGUEZ
Indoor Picnic
en- Ell Centre AstUridn0

Indoor Picnic
en- Ell Centre AStUridn0
En- una muy atents carta Ell
.Sr. Jose Gonzalez, Secretari9 de
Ia sociedad Centre AsturianO,
nos muestra su regocijo por la
buena acogida que hatenido en-
tire los asociados Y simpatiZado-
res la fiesta que Sc Sfectuara Ell
pr6ximo domingo. I'll nos dice:
"ya contamos con mas de $50
boletos de almuerZo vendidoS y
ESQ que nos faltan muchos por
reportar."
Esta fiesta la verified la Sec
ci6n de Propaganda, anualmen-
tie, con ell solo prop6sito de crear
fondos para socorrer a los So
clos de beneficencia que Sc ha-
Han atrasados en- ell pago de sus
Quotas mensuales Y pOr consi-
guiente pr6ximos a quedar fue
ra de sus derechos sociales. Mu-
chos de ellos son de avanzada e.
dad Y carentes de recursos. Muy
triste seria que despueS de ha-
berse Sacrificado durante su ju.
ventud, pagando religiosamente
sus Quotas, ahora, en- la vejez tu'
vieran que perder sus derech0s
Esto es 10 que trata de evitar Ia
Secci6n de Propaganda,
La fiesta dara comienzo a les
IL 80 del dia, con un SuculentC
almuerzO. A las tres y media dc
la tarda principiara ell bale con
las orquestas Manuel Sanchez
Y "Siboney". Este conjunto ha-
"a su reaparici6n en- esta fiesta
~ tendra en- la parte vocal, para
las pleas espanolas, a Ia Sra. A
melia Moran y su simpatica y a.
tractiva hija Srta. Julia No
ran.
La comisi6n encargada hace
saber a todos los que posean Boz
letos que hagan Ell favor de re-
portar a mas tardar Ell Viernes.
De no hacerlo asi, esos bOlet0s
Sc consideraran vendidos.
Hasta despues de las $50 de
la fiesta.
La gaceta., 1940-09-26
LOS AMATEURS AMERICA
NOS Sc EMPATARON CON
LOS A

Habana, Sep. 26.-Los pelote-
ros anna eurs de los EstadcsaUni
dos derrotaron aver a la novena
de Nicaragua y sc empataron
con los cubanos en- Ell primer lu-
gar. Hicieron los americanos Z
carreras, con II hits y cometie :
ron tres errores; los nicaragien
ses llegaron 5 wees a la "goma,'
%Rgaron II hits y cometieron I'm
error.
Venezuela derroto a Mejico
0on anotaci6n de 6 carreraS por
;. Los Nencedores pegaron a hit
khno menos que los vaplleados.
kMejico cometi6 un error y We
peZuela tres.
Fue la quinta victoria de los
Estados Unidos en- la serie in
ternational.
La gaceta., 1940-09-26
Una Gran Fiesta

Contindan dos organizadOreS
de la gran fiesta que celebrara
la Sociedad FL Bien PIblico",
sus labores de preparation, Es-
ia fiesta la motiva ell conmemO-
rarse ell trigesimo septimo ami
versario de dicha casa de saIud,
la cual fu6 fundada en- Ell aho
1908 por ell tabaquero Jose To-
mas,
P-rimeramente Sc haDia anun-
ciado la fecha del 26 de Octubre,
mas para no interferir con Otras
fiestas que Sc celebraran csc dia
han pospuesto la suya. Mas ade-
lante daremos a conocer la clase
de fiesta que verificaran, asi CO.
mo ell lugar,
La gaceta., 1940-09-26

UndS LfRedS
Para recordar ell Picnic que
verificara la Logia Castillo
Crist6bal Colon No. z, de la Or
den Caballeros del Aguila de
Orc, ell domingo Is del entrante
mes de Octubre en- su edificio
de la Gale Diez y Seis y Novena
avenida.
Els para conmemorar ell deci-
mo aho de la inauguration de
SUI hermoso edificio.
La gaceta., 1940-09-26
PADRES Y MAESTROS
DE PHILLIPS SHORE

La Association de Padres y
Maestros de la escuela Phillips
Shore celebrara una %importante
reunion Ell venidero martes por
la noche, dia / de Octubre. Ra-
fael Martinez Ybor disertara So
ibre las "necesidades de la escue-
Ia y su contribution a la huma-
nidad'.
Despues de la junta habra una
bora de relaci6n social.
La gaceta., 1940-09-26
DE~PUERTO

Llegaron los vapores america
nos Colorado" Y "Cuba" y la
motonave hondurena F'W4 NJ
Delphin>
Zarparon tres vapores de ban
dera americana, ALLEN Jack
eon', "Topa Topa" y Cuba.
Sigue amA al muelle de
la Gale de Jackson la pequena
motonave hondurena General
ToSca".
La gaceta., 1940-09-26
Otr0 Fiesta

La anuncia para Ell 8 de No
viembre la Logia Francisco Fe-
rrer y Guardia de la Orden Ca
ballero de la Luz. Seg1n nos in
lorna ell Sr. Andres Garrido,
active miembro de esta Orden,
Sc verificara en- Ell Patio-Jardin
del Circulo Cubano.
Nuestro informante nos ha
prometido mas detalles, los que
con gusto daremos a la publici-
dad.
La gaceta., 1940-09-26
ISidro CGSalinS

DeSpues de haber permaneci-
do alejado de sus diarias labores
como Pharmaceutical del Dispen-
sario del Circulo Cubano, COM
pletamente restablecido ha vuek-
to a ocupar su importante cargo
Ell DIR. Isidro CaSalins.
Mucho nos alegra ell saber de
su establishments,
La gaceta., 1940-09-26
Restqblecida

Despu4s de- naber sufridO u
ma delicada operaci6n en- la ca
sa de salud "El Bieh Publico'',
EN- la tarde de aver, Miercole,
fue trasladada a su hogan, 1889
de la Gale Green, la bella Srta,
Virginia Busiglio,
La gaceta., 1940-09-26

Wallace Carruthers, "a, y
Mary Evelyn Bragg, %; Maxi
ne Long, 81, y CAMS Strickland,
10; Arlton Connell, 20, y Thel-
ma Vetzel, II.
La gaceta., 1940-09-26
POR LA A

NProgramas para la noche de
hoy: 6 AS, Kaltenborn, WSWN;
100, buenas noticias de 1941,
WSWN, y ell Pregunt6n, WDAE
7:30, la familia Aldrich, WSWN,
La gaceta., 1940-09-26
La Junta de Hoy

Por este medic Sc hace saber
a todos los componentes de las
Secciones de Damas y Recreo
del Circulo Cubano, que esta no.
che, a las 8 90, habra una impor
tante junta.
La Srta. Mercedes Fernan-
DEE y Raul Nogueira, presiden-
tes respectivos de las referidas
secciones ruegan la asistencia
de todos los miembrOs.
Sepanlo ash los interesados.
La gaceta., 1940-09-26
de las lagunas ZapOtitlan,

Afirmase que ell general Al
mazan Sc propone regresar a
Mejico antes de octubre. I'm ma
nifiesto de un grupo almazanis-
ia, la Union Nacional Democra-
tica, asegura que MEXICO vive
bajo ell despotismo de descara-
dos simuladores de la democra-
cia".
La gaceta., 1940-09-26
MejOrudO

Grato nos es consignar la
franco mejoria que Sc observa
en- la salud del joven Miguel Car
dso, que en- dias pasados fuera
sometido a una operation.
Seg1n su medico, dentro de
breves dias sera trasladado a SD
Residential, 1920 de la Gale Corr
ma.
La gaceta., 1940-09-26

Y Tan Extrano como pareee,
WDAE; 500, Bobs Burns, Ba-
teando de emergencia por Bing
Crosby, WSWN. programa y
mateur de Bowers, NDAE;
$50, Rudy Vallee, WSlWiN, y
0rquaNa NGlegn Miller,
WDRE; 900, escogiendo lados'
WAE; $50, taatro del Vadio-
egeudaN 9:45, noticias
de la guerra; 10 :O5, comentaris-
ia Hill crqueStas de bale hasta
la medianoche.
La gaceta., 1940-09-26
MsjOradO

COntin1a muye mejor de 81
.dolencia el joven Alberto FOnse-
ca, Vice-Secretario de la Secci6n
de Recreo del Circulo Cubano.
Una grata nueva para sus
|compaheros de Secci6n.
Evening star., 1940-01-04
Marriage and Happiness
Is Today's Discussion
Young Tyrone Power and Veteran
Charlie Grapewin Are Sure
The Two Go Together
By SHEILAH GRAHAM.

Dorothy Lamour With
velvet At the she night warbng
number titled Your Kiss Tyrone Power in his dressing
daogue). when he is
here?"
Evening star., 1940-01-04

liked to hear Jones sing in the
course of his up-and-down film ca
reer, but the debacle that caught
so many singing stars engulfed him
after his success in "The Firefly." !"
The perSonable Mr.. Jones, whose
wife Irene Hervey is also of the
movies, instead of deserting Holly
wood as so many other singers did,
chose to stick around and sit out
the depression in musicals.
With Bing Crosby around to Groom
its love ballads, Paramount did not
actually need another vocalist, but it
wisely picked up Jones and tucked
him into the cast of Honeymoon in
Bali" as an actor. He was not the
best actor in the world, that picture
proved, but he was far from the
worst and the role gave him some
thing to do while Victor Herbert"
was being made ready.
The acting experience Of that
picture proves very helpful to him in
the Herbert piece for in between
that succession of q songs he shows
himself to be capable player as
well as handsome, talented tenor.
incidentally, the cavalcade of
Victor Herbert music in the picture
never is interrupted for the interpo-
lation of an extraneous piece by
some favorite studio composer. Let
ting Victor Herbert write his own
music proves to be right nice of
Paramount.
X X X X
Memo to smokers: Starting TODAY,
Evening star., 1940-01-04

its excellence as foreboding, is
something to be pleased with for
Mr.. Powell is slick, sophisticated
fellow who has made Detective
Nick Charles one of the screens
more ingratiating characters. Too
ingratiating, indeed, for the series
to have gone along without him.
Hollywood has few more intel
ligent actors than Robert Mont
gomery, which is one of the rea-
sons why he has been in so much
hot water with his employers. 1t is
one of Montgomery's favorite
theories that the matinee idol he
has played with such regularity is
one of the most sickening assign
ments ever given to an actor. That
he could walk through them with
such remarkable skill was pleas
ure to his bosses and his public,
but Montgomery himself has wanted
meatier roles, something like that he
played in Night Must Fall" The
studio humored him on that one,
which he turned into an artistic
triumph, even if it were not COM
mercially the hit his other pictures
had been. 1t humors him again,
with considerable delay, in letting
him play another charming scoun-
drel in The Earle of Chicago" 1t
Is Montgomery's own choice of what
Montgomery can do best, and he is
the kind of person whose choice
merits critical respect.
The Messrs' Powell and Mont
eomery. however, are just ampllty-
ing old successes whereas Mary
Martin, whose heart belonged SO
famously to daddy, is writing
brand-new story of triumph in The
Great Victor Herbert" The picture,
screened yesterday afternoon for
critics. exhibits Miss Martin as such
q charming personality and so
photogenic that one wonders (harder
than ever what Hollywood could
have been thinking when 1t used to
turn her down so regularly before
she scored her Broadway success.
Miss Martin, who photographs
with a resemblance to Claudette
Colbert. may have something TO
learn about acting, as how many
cinema favorites do not, but other
wise she is beautifully equipped for
cinema success.
So. after flunking the Mary Martin
course for three years, Hollywood
finally passes it.
X X X
The same picture is notable for its
creation of a genuine opportunity
for Allan Jones, the old Scranton
(Pa.) boy who has one of the most
engaging tenor voices that ever got
kicked around in Hollywood. A very
large public demonstrated that 1t
Evening star., 1940-01-04
Where and When
Current Theater Attractions
and Time of Showing

Palace-"Gulliver's Travels" car
toon story Of those strange adven-
lures: 11:20 am. 1:25. $3.50. 5:35
TAO and 9:45 pm.
Earle-"Four Wives" latest ad-
venture of the popular -Four
Daughters" 10:45 am. 1870. 4:20
ITO and 10 pm. Stage shows: 1890
3:25. 6:l5 and 9:05 pm.
Capitol-"The Secret Of Dr. Kill
dare" latest in the series about the
cinema's favorite intern: II am.
1:45. 4:30. 7:15 and 10 pm. Stage
shows: 12:45. $3.50. 6:15 and 9 pm
Metr0politan-"Invisible Stripes,
on living down a criminal past:
1l:25 am, 1:25. $3.50, $50. 7:35 and
0:4O pm.
Columbia -" 1.-THE Housekeeper's
Daughter" comedy romance with
Joan Bennett: 11:15 am, 1:20, 1925
$50. TAO and 9:45 pm.
Keith's 1.-THE Hunchback o1
Evening star., 1940-01-04
Cruiser Captain
Variety's Guest

A double-barrelled program Mon
day launches the Variety Clubs
program for 1910. There will be q
luncheon at the Willard Hotel at
l o'clock and formal induction Of
new officers at $50 O'Clock at the
club rooms.
Guest Of honor at the luncheon
will be Capt. Harry Badt, skipper
Of the Tuscaloosa, the cruiser which
rescued the crew of the scuttled
Columbus. Others invited, to make
this something Of a Navy Day.
affair, are Charles Edison, Secretary
Of the Navy, and Admiral Harold
Stark. Kings for a day will be
Robert Denton, head Of Paramount
News here. and Tony Muto.
New officers who will take over
Variety's reigns at the stag smoker
Monday night are Sidney Lust,
chief barker; Hardie Meakin, first
assistant chief barker; Eddie
Fontaine, second assistant; Sam
CALAMITY, treasurer, and Nate
Golden, secretary.