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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-15
Puyallup Christ E Episcopal Church
Holds Annual Meeting and Dinner

fthAIIir Reports given nv
the head. II the several divisions
~ Christ Episcopal church At It's
annual meeting and parish dinner
Monday evening showed sub
.,sntisl growth over all previous
years
The trsssurers report given nv
John Ashhy showed the parish
free Of debt At the end Of its first
year. all obligations met and
halane. for 1871 Raw kearn Of
sumner and John Porter and
J. ~ Bum 81 Puyallup were
elected vestfymen 10 succeed Fred
p King J. A. Hartley and y. s
Dickey who under = church ruling
could not be reelected until one
year after their terms expire
Diokey served the church for the
past - years. while II was a mis-
sion. He was presented with a
Bible by his fellow vestrymen.
". A. FsirweAther was named
senior warden by Dr. A. w Sid
ders, the rector, TO succeed the
late Fred Alspaugh.
Delegates appointed 10 attend
the annual diocesan convention
were Mr.. and Mrs Maynard
Grinder. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred King
and Mr.. and Mrs. John Ashby
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-15
Reports Fines
OF Sl5,775

Prosecutor Thor c. ToItofncn
sent 10 the state liquor control
hoard N Olympia Tuesday An an
nuzi report showing liquor flnes
q STATS IN eases handled ~ M
staff lsss y<ar IN Justice ccurts
sine~ the lsquor bnard's year
runs from octnher n ocfcn>v. fhs
prosecutor noted. the report does
scs IneHste ne heavy fines A.
ssss~a ~ Justice Layton n the
ricssnr mentns AZ lest year tn
llqsscr law vsolAtors Neither 49,
u Include fines IN ess>s tahen n
police court last August asd
s~ptemh>r.
Tn~ fines came frou cenviefioNn
n iss cut of is< sAsss fiied ny
roiisfsnus deputies en liquor bard
Information In - u the sssps
there ~ere jail sentences Eight
n The cases ~ers dlsmlss>a fcr
lses ~ evidences There wevv 10
scaulttsls
Talisfsen declared u 10 ncs N
the province - sls office 10 mahs
Fsids. bat thai u ses wrn eoN-
msnaatscr from Claude Nsvsns.
in charge AZ liquor lsw smfUses-
n~ns In the district. fns hsli CO.
operation
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-15

Members Of the Tacoma Art
Teachers association met with
Robert Drummond at the galleries
of c. p. S Monday afternoon 10
view the current exhibition OF the
Tacoma Art association.
A committee including Steven
Fuller OF Mason school. Alfred
Banner OF Stadium and Miss Lor-
rsine Pike Of Horace Mann school
were appointed TO arrange discus
sion programs for the remainder
OF the year.
Saturday art classes for children
under the direction of Mrs. Bertha
Wood were arranged 10 begin Jan.
Is. at 10 o'clock. at the college. A
limited number OF students Will be
selected by grade teachers for
application.
Present at the meeting were
Jean Small, Dorothy Newcomer.
Steven Fuller. Marie Baarslag.
Winifred Wadsworth. Edna Bow
man. Alfred Banner. Olive Hall.
Mary Ann Marble. Vera Leonard.
Prudential Gowell. Jennie Jones.
Vera Brown. Stella ssmuclson.
Lorraine Pike, Bertha Wood and
Georgia Rae.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-15
Youth Fined $50
F or Recklessness

Donald George rddinst~n. ~
yssr.eld summit View youth. wha
sss involved IN serious auto
accident last juno rs st Lincoln
ave, and Cedar Il. IN Woodland.
vas fined $50 and deprived % his
license for 30 days Tuesday by
Judge Fred q. REMAIN.
Tho youth pleaded guilty 10
reckless driving charge which va.
filed after he was transferred 10
superior from Juvenile court.
Eddington has been free ON bail.
Ills car vas involved IN a collision
which caused dangerous injury IN
Mrs. Helen W Wilson ~ Route 1,
fuyallup. and to Edding,on's com.
panlon. William Johnson. 10, ~
Summit View. Others in IN. VII.
son car also suffered injuries. All
recovered. however.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-15
Svare Heads
Congregation
Trinity Lutheran
Meeting Il Held

Installation - = q sxsrs a.
president ~ ths congregation a
Trinity Inthetsn ehuFrA 81 rsrk-
lend Nss announced Tuesday fnr
next Sunday morning
sVaFe hrsaed . list ~ raw ~.
fiesrs ard ecsrd members sleet~d
st ths recent annual meeting. ~ho
include A ". Rsm<t.a. vice pfs@s-
asnt. q. , stnen. secretary. A. q
ssnnersld, financial secretary.
Walter Young. head aahss. Oscar
]. Andersen. Hurt D. Raymond.
William klide. Arthur q sehaita
Philip y Hsuss. Clifford q. ol.cn
aai George { srne.an. trustees
T ~ oison. = q. xavisF. O. A
rsngsistad jain c. Lien. jain "
saiatsr. X ! Are and ~ J
Kafisssd. members n the ne.ra -
desccns
MFs A. " Ramsisa !. ihs sun.
dsy school superintendent. Mr..
1. y Havey. ladies' Ala president.
Msa Nlshsi iano. Trinity Guild
president. Miss Elisabeth Dahl.
l. y, r. president. Mrs. e. Hansen.
spansway Ladies' Ali president.
Mrs. John G. Ian. cnllln. Guild
president. Mrs clifford Olson.
ehalf director. Mira Kenneth Ia.
coh.. junior rhoif director. and
Afs Elsa aemmssa. eFEanl.t
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-15
Year Will Be Limit
Except in Air Corps

Reserve officers on extended
active duty with the army will not
have to serve more than II months
without their consent. II wss re-
vealed Tuesday in a war depart
ment order received a. Mr~hord
field.
Exceptions To the order are al
corps reserve officers. officers who
accompany units sent out for for
eign service and officers whose
current assignments are based on
an agreement for an extension In
their tour Of duty.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-15
Narrows Bridge
Meeting in n. Y.

NEW Soaa A elnsed messlng
~as held tuesday ~ ~smhsvs -
shs COMMITTEES sppcinssd ~ msw-
hers - me committee srretrsst
~ tho Washington state rcsI
nFidEs authority tn investigate shs
cause ~ the rscsma nrsdse ees-
lapse. a COMMITTEES appointed ~
rwA foe the same puvrses 10
meeting with them.
Members ~ the wssnlasses
COMMITTEES sid the hrsdge weuiA
10 r~hmlit - sorn ~ ING Insurance
I. paid
The meeting was hsing held In
New yors n>caass cus At The MEM
hers nj the Washington commit.
tee. Francis Donaldspn. lives hers.
.. doe. Leon Mnsssssf. designer ~
The bridge
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-15
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
Lanqlie Contest
STARTS on PAGE ONE

Democratic ticket with ink and
with an extra" vote for Langlie
in pencil; that absentee ballots
were distributed by the auditor Of
one county without requests for
them: that some persons who de-
clared a wish 10 cast absentee bal
lots were informed such ballots
had already been cast in thei- be-
half.
The report includes 1873 es-
hibits, all sealed. which win
be opened "a desired during
the caucus.
Mimeographed copies OF the for
NAL election contest were placed
Tuesday on the desks OF all repre-
sentatives. but were barred from
distribution IN the senate.
Drafted by Clarence Cole
man. state Democratic chair
man. Al the behest OF X. y.
Fulkerson OF Tacoma and II.
{. Armstrong of Seattle, the
document supplemented a sim
liar contest before the legisla-
ture Tuesday. submitted by
Ben :. Sawyer Of Olympia.
Coleman's brochure objected TO
taking of any steps to declare
Langlie officially elected or to in
augurate him until charges against
him are investigated II also at
tackled the counting OF cross-over
votes for Langlie, charged voting
machines are unfair, and that pa
per ballots had been tempered
with.
Meanwhile. the Grsys Harbor
county contested election OF state
senator Tuesday found Itself over
Swallowed by the Lsnglie-Dill
squabble
Under orders Of senate
in,estigatory committee, Mon
DAY night state police seized
the 0rays Harbor county audi
tor and his records. and
brought them here.
In the process Of rechecking the
moot senatorship ballots. errors
were discovered in the county's
gubernatorial voting
Challenged on their legality
were SIX votes for Langlie. which
were thrown out. At the same
time. clerical error was dis
covered which gave LAnglie nine
other votes-a net gain Of thee
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-15

, The substituuons indicate a con-
fused condition in the Italian war
plans as well a. lack Of conf
denoe in i duces appointments.
II does not appear that the 1tal-
ian high command had contem-
plated defensive fighting IN the
Albanian mountains and only op-
portunist strategy seems TO be
available for the fascist army.
Hastily Improvised
Had the Italian general staff
prepared in advance for all pos
sible emergencies in the Greek
war. the collapse of the command
ing officers should not have oc-
CURED TO the present extent. II
is apparent that the fascist plan
Of campaign has had TO be too
hastily improvised for its full
comprehension by the commander
in-ehief in the field
The successful Greek offensive
not only seems 10 have taken the
Italians by surprise. but also 10
have uncovered an astonishing
lack Of effective defenses which
should have been ready before
the start Of the war. When the
Italian retreat began. the Italian
high command seems 10 have lost
control Of the strategic situation
and never has regained il.
Fortitude Differs
The forttude OF the Italian
troops cannot be the same as the
Greeks. The latter are fighting
TO defend their country against
conquest, and that knowledge UNI
doubtedly is giving them a spirit
of endurance superior to the ltal-
fans. who have no such Indictment
to sacrifice.
Teh swift change in the Greek
war. from the initial Italian Of
fensive TO continuous retire
ment, too. cannot have failed To
affect the fascist fighting morale.
II is always disconcerting for
any army TO lose confidence IN its
commanders. The replacement of
general after general causes troops
to believe they are being sacrificed
to the ignorance of officers.
Saps Vitality
When the psychological condi-
ton begins TO spread. 1t saps the
vitality of the soldiers and disin-
tegrates the command. The troops
become critical and fight to save
themselves rather than TO gain
victory.
General Cavallero does not
rank high rs "A strategist nor
rs an active field commander.
He IL a military diplomstist
rather than a great soldier.
II is possible that the Italian
army in Albania requires at this
immediate time a diplomatic com
mander more than a strategist. TO
reestablish coordination among the
officers. That would be the first
step toward trying to spread self
confidence in the ranks.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-15
One Of Pair Gets
Prison Sentence

Two Tacoma men arrested on a
charge If auto theft pleaded guilty
Tuesday noon before Presiding
Judge Jos sph A. Mallery and one.
Roy James Moore. was sentenced
ia Is years in state prison at
Walla Walla.
Moore. 3o-year-old switchman,
living At 1857 Ea. 18th ST. and
Carlton A. Jones. 81, meat cutter,
living at the Croft hotel were
charged jointly with theft of car
from Leona Lichty.
Sentencing of Jones was de-
ferred until next Monday.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-15
II ERE'S MORE ABOUT
Main Street
~ JlMMf HAlro


restored the yellow lin. on the
pavement which WAS ohllisrsted
when street car tracks were re-
moved They fear = serious traffic
accident the first dense fos
Mrs.. H. n. esnI WiIl serve again
in lasi as president II the stella
coon Library association.
ss.a Ramon 4. lining ur /.
snappy program for the Tacoma
Flremcns Renefit ball al IN. Cen.
fury ballroom Friday night.
Ralph DAVIDSON IL busy these
days famillarizing himself with his
new duties as secretary Of the
eity's pension system.
4. q. Hudtieff. superintendent 81
the Lakes district school district.
IL enthusiastic about the number
Of national guardsmen attending
night classes at Clover Park high
school
4. ". Comfort was speaker Tues
day at the meeting Of the South
Tacoma Library club In the library.
Repairs on the Fills Ronb-ck
home are rapidly nearing compile
ton.
John J. Ginth~r. ~ y shops IN
South Tacoma. and Martin ki..sig.
Park water. have exchanged Jobs
temporarily.
Capt. Charlie. 4. Goodrich has
started a new home near Clover
Park
A flock OF applications for city
civil service jobs are keeping Glenn
Anderson busy these days
Dr. Her.eheI Monslnso IL eonsld.
ering having offices with his broth.
er. Forrest. and another MD.
4. ". Angose IL the nsw publ
city chairman for the Tacoma Civil
Service league.
II seems sen ksthryn NAL
strom's prediction last week that
Edward !. Reilly of Spokane would
be speaker Of the house Was cor
rect
Rot~i L~ifson has gone 10 Day
ton. O.. 20 attend IN. MGR school.
Ro,,srt Wilson 10 passing out
cigars Reason 10 his wife. the for
mer Jean Michael. has borns him
daughter
Mr.. and Mrs Pred Emard we're
among Taeomans attending tho
opening sessions Of the house and
senate At Olympus Monday.
John ID. Greco. his wife, Mary.
and three children. ssivt. Joan and
Nsriiyn. recently DEPARTED for
Los Angeles. Calf. where they
viii max. their homs. They we're
accompanied BY Greco. mother.
Mrs. samoei Greco, and Miss
Father Mishsnsr.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-15
Evongelists Speak
AT Noz0rene Church

Beginning Tuesday, Jan. "A, and
continuing until Jan. 26. the First
Church OF the Nazarene, So. 37th
and NJ SITS, will hold special
evangelistic services. Special work.
ers for this series are Rev. and
Mrs. r. r. Brdgewater Of Colo
RADIO Springs, Colo. Services will
be held every night at 7:30 and
on Sundays at IL a m. and 7:30
p m. To all OF these meetings the
public is invited.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-15

A complaint naming William
Earl Gilbert for escape from .
federal prison camp In The autumn
Of 1889 Tuesday was filed with
Y. = Commissioner ~. g. Fitch
Gilbert escaped from koassia.
Idaho. road camp while under ssn.
tenos for stealing an automobile.
he IL composing the term st Mo
Neil island penitsntlary and will
be removed Ia Moscow, Idaho. 10
face the nss charge when he 10
released Feb. ].
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-15
Storm SIGNALS Fly

Southeast storm warnings were
ordered hoisted at noon along the
coast from northern California TO
northern Washington. the weather
bureau reported Tuesday. The
storm signals replaced advisory
small craft warnings
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-15
Inaugural Ball
Will Be Held

OLYMPIA - Whether or not
Gov Elect Arthur r Langlie is in
sugurated-there will be an in
susural ball Wednesday night.
Gerald Sophy, president of the
Chamber Of Commerce. said the
ball honored not only the governor
elect but other elective state Off
cials and legislators.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-15
~" Campaign
Dates Picked
Opening Dinner
To Be ian. "a

Dates 81 tn annual campaign
and personnel of the campaign or
Eanizstion we're. announced Tues
day BY Y. NJ c. A. officials
The opening dinner vii he FRI
DAY. Jan. -. At 6 ? N a. Hotel
Winthrop. Report luneheons will
BE- held a. noon each day on Jan.
3 %. 20 and 30 with a final din
ner at 8 O'Clock Jan. 81.
Chiefs Announced
Campaign chiefs are Or. Horace
J whiisere. honorary chairman /:
J Cliff Haley. chairman for special
gifts: sam B. Stocking in com
mand Of the general field force
and Tom A. Hin. chairman on ar
ranEements
On the executive committee ar,
the campaign officers and division
managers Clark Oberlies will d.
rect publicity. Rev Harold n Long
will attend TO church coordination
and Herb Ford will be In charge Of
music.
The goal this war Is s2e. 80 for
the regular budget plus $1,000 re
quired for a special fund FOR army
and navy service work
Team organization Ia. been de
vscd upon the word Friends"
with division for each letter
Altogether 2a2 worker, have be,n
enlisted tn - team. Of SIX worker,
each.
Here Are Divisions
Division. and team leader. a..
listed as follows
p { Beckman With David
Tueu. Lyle temley and sam Thorn-
hill
R-Frank worden jr With Jane.
Hooker p NJ snider " / whitney
and Frank worden A.
Pred s Henricken. with " 4
Macpherson George Rsudsn bush
Clarence langlow Gilman Rolstad
and 5 Grimstead
Flock Riehi Nth VIM Dam
meier Howard Lincoln Omar IRA
trnd " ? Burns and John Alsin
N-GcorCe Chessum with ?
johnson Harold Deerins DR. David
Cook D. Fnrdyce johnson and John
u Hamilton
u Chef Raymond With Dr A
Drues Flvin EVans Y u Patterson
Mason Benamin. Chef Huflburt and
Dave Peterson.
S-Nomens division headed by
Mrs Thomas SWayEs With Mr.
c J Shaw Mrs " & Dcerine Mrs.
u q Willard Mrs q y Mchastef
Mrs } @ Laws Mr. } A CoWan
Mrs Harold r johnson and Mrs
Harold { Keller.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-15
To Install Officers

Washington Montana club Will
install officers At z p. m. Wednes-
day in Emerson nall. 1902 Broad
way. Other business will bs trans
acted and Their. will BE- entertain
ment.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-15
Shakeup Indicates Lack
OF Confidence in Duce's
Appointments, Expert Says
BY ]. ". T. MASON
United Press War TxY~rt

Announcement that General Cavaero has succeeded Cen
era Soddu eommandern-ehief of the Italian forces
Albania marks the third successive appointment that posi-
ton since Mussoins against Greece began Il weeks
ago There modern precedent for such rapid changes
OF generals.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-15
HAPPY RELIEF
FROM PAINFUL
BACKACHE

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-15
First Aid @ Sore
Eyes layeltik

n,ap llssle lsesl srs sss~hsss hsfsse sAsy
"A yr>ss sursss rrersps rssisf fos snee
Unframed Rfntsa hugejaa svNs Aies
sssat h~s afssoisssd xysisde. tjes t.ssepsih.
6rss ed " syeA ts~ay, AZ 6evo1issA
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-15

Tentative plans FOR charging the
church were told hv Mr.. Dicssy
Flect officer.
Miss Virgins Siddsrs vas elect
ed worthy adviser ~ P,Yalnp
assembly. Order n Rainbow Girls
a. the quarterly election held
Monday night ct Masonic hall
Associate adviser Is bona Lewis
Helen pappas. Faith. Shirley
Clements. Hope. and Irene Fearn
Charity. Lorraine Radek IL re-
oorder. Eleanor kephart. treas
urer. Doris Simonson. drill leader
Frances Bum. musician: vonnie
knudson. choir director. chaplain.
Frances smith. love. Marian
Grant. religion. Nadine Goelxsr
nature. Frances Bum. immortal
lily. Jean Kemp. fidelity, Lillian
Larson. patriotism. Aarjory cros.
son. service. Novelia Cochran.
confidential observer. Alice Fill.
son. outer observer. Lewella NAL
colin. flag bearer. Jean Humiston,
and standard bearer Emma Jean
copeland Public installation will
be held at Masonic hall. Jan. ~.
with Miss Eleanor Reynolds IN
charge Of the program.
A Dads Night program has
been planned for the meeting OF
J. =. Stewart PIT. A. Thursday
at 7:s5 at the school auditorium
II. y. Spear will act as master OF
ceremonies
Mrs. W. S. Colman will he host
ess at noon luncheon FOR the
nominating committee OF the
Pierce County PIT. A. council. Of
which she n chairman. Friday at
her home, i40i 27th st. s. E.
The late Ella Higginson. poet
wrote -Four Lear Clover" the
laureate of Washington and who
federated club song, was the sub
Jet of talk by Mrs Paul shafer
at the meeting Of the Puynllup
Women's club IN the library audi
forum Monday afternoon.
Mrs. d. r. Gronen. Mrs. Marie
Himler. Mrs ". NJ Buckmaster
and Mrs. ". " crambltt were
named as the visiting committee
10 the Ladies Of IN. G.. A. n. home
during January.
Luncheon Thursday
Women's council Of the First
Christian church viii hold = lunch
con IN the church dining rooms
Thursday from IL until / 80 With
Mrs Effie Schuetz. Mrs Warren
Smith and Mira. Harry Humiston
as hostssses
The Dorcas society II the Meth
odist church will hold an all-day
meeting Thursday a. the home Of
Mrs William copeland. 320 SIN st.
s. ".
m. Pleasant Hour circle vill
meet Wednesday 81 the home Of
Mrs. George Russell on 25th at.
s. r.
Schuyler Colfax. lodge ~ Re-
bekshs 10. u. Will hold lta first /
meeting Of 1881 Nth new officers
presiding on Friday night ~ .
o'clock at Odd Fellows hall Miss
Florence Ball. noble grand. will /
preside.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-15

n you're not using II. sell u with
a Fast Action Times Want Al
Phone NAN aibi.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-15
Enlisted Men viii
Dance Wednesday

Enlisted men Of the sist Division
Will dance # the srmosy wsan.s.
day evening from $50 "a lao
Young ladies are Invited 10 attend.
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-01-16
Georgetown Will Play
N. E. State Next Fall

WASHINGTON, Jan. 15.-R-
Georgetown University will face
three new teams in its 1941 foot.
ball s~eason-Mississippi U. Man.
mattan college and North Carolina
State.
An eight-game schedule an
nounced tonight by H. Gabriel Muir.
ply, graduate manager Of athle-
tics, disclosed the newcomers
would replace Syracuse, New York
University and Roanoke.
Boston college, which this year
gave Georgetown its only defeat
in three years, again will be played
at Boston. The homecoming game,
as customary for the last eight
years, will be with Maryland Uni
versity.
The schedule: Sept. rs (night)
Mississippi university at Washing
ton; Oct. 4, Virginia Polytechnic
Institute at Blackburg, Va; Oct.
10 might, Temple at Philadelphia;
Oct. II or 10, George Washington
at Washington; Oct. Is, Boston
college at Boston; Nov. 1, per-
manently open; Nov. 8, Maryland
at Washington; Nov. IS, North
Carolina State at Washington; Nov.
20, Manhattan college at New
York. 5
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-01-16
DEMPSEY TO REFEREE MAT BOUTS
LEGION EXPECTS
SELL0UT CROWD
Beaver To Grapple Marsh In
Main Bout Tonight; Ex-
Champ Arrives Today

Jack Dempsey, the former
worlds heavyweight boxing cham
pion, returns to the ring here to-
night-this time in the role Of ref
cree for the wrestling matches to
be held at Legion stadium.
The American Legion, sponsors
of the matches, are anticipating a
sellout crowd of $500 for the mat
program.
The fistic hero of millions will
arrive by plane at Bluethenthal air.
port this morning at II o'clock and
will speak at the weekly luncheon
meeting of the Lions club at the
Cape Fear hotel at l o'clock. This
afternoon he will make a tour Of
the city.
Headlining the mat card tonight
will be a battle between Chief
Little Beaver, the Cherokee Indian,
and Tiger Joe Marsh. This bout
between the two roughhouse artists
will be for the best two out of
three falls with a 80 minute time
limit.
In the semi-finals engagement.
burly Bill Bartush will tangle with
Jack Reeder in a two out of three
falls, so minute time limit, affair.
In addition to the graphing
matches, there will be three box
ing bouts between young amateurs
being trained for the Golden
Gloves tournament by Porter
Davis.
The boxing card will be as fol-
lows:
Phil Batson, 80, VS.. Johnny
Odom, 80.
T. c. Hunt, 80, VS.. David James,
80.
Walker Watson, ia, VS.. Clifton
Benson, ia.
Dempsey is expected to get the
chance to use his famous right
hand wallop that kept him in the
heavyweight championship for a
decade, for all of the principals
on tonight's mat card are rough
and toug hgrapplers with little use
for the rule book.
The doors to the exhibit building
will open at 7 o'clock and the first
bout will get under way at
8 o'clock. l