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Smyrna times., 1944-04-20
Sc Head CATTLE

consisting of six fresh cows, three
with calves by their sides; foul
stock bulls, two years old, all Hol.
stems; 7 young bulls, and a lot Of
yearling heifers. This herd of cat.
tie is T. B. and Blood Tested.
FARMING IMPLEMENTS, Etc,
One Model H tractor and 12-in
plows, on rubber; / New Idea
manure spreader, 2 Mccormick
Deering sulky cultivators, one new;
1 set barn trucks, 1 roller, 1 saw
bench, and saw, used very little; !
good tractor belt, 1 Mccormick
Deering mower, good farm wag-
on, hay rigging, 1 power-lift cul-
tivator, corn cutter, New Schaub-
er; 2 grass seeders, set scales, /
wood silo, 10 80, god; 1 milk
house, IL x 12 frame; DeLaval g.
unit milking machine, with electric
one-horse motor, used 16 months;
1 electric Wilson milk box Scan
capacity, new; and many other
articles too numerous to mention.
-Four cords of short Oak and
Thorn Wood. 1 Drill, 1 tractor
Disc.
Two oil-burning Brooder Stoves.
HARNESS-Five new work brid-
les, 5 new collars, 1 set leather
wagon harness, new; butt chains, 1
set chain harness, 2 pairs of new
leather lines.
HOGS-45 Pigs, 80 head of
Shoats, weighing between 60 and
120 lbs, thrifty and god type, Po-
land China.
TERMS-CASH
WILLIAM H. MOFFETT
Eugene Racine, Auctioneer
Julian HURT, Inside Clerk
LUNCH and SANDWICHES will
be served by the Ladies of st. Den
MIS- Catholic Church of Galena Md
Smyrna times., 1944-04-20

wrote novels and stories of while later of his major interests
the Bookof heMonh Club He the five Judges who
with the Club since its inception in 1926, his colleagues being
Dorothy Canfed Henry Sd Candy, Christopher Morley and the
late Haywood Broun.
Aside from his little beloved Empoa Gazette, Bill White
Smyrna times., 1944-04-20
READING & WRITING
BY 6Mm Samyp AND R1mM71mu

1ROBABLY the famous country editor this country has
known the late William Allen White whose death few weeks
ago shock his many friends and admirers
Smyrna times., 1944-04-20

say the least He believed that when realized the horrors of
with modern weapons of destruction they would stop fighting
Smyrna times., 1944-04-20

All those In service, their families and
friends, are urged to inform Dribbles
Editor of new. or changed. addresses. Keep
him supplied with interesting news items.
The success, and continuation, Of this new
Service column will depend largely upon
this kind of cooperation.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-27
EWe|I Leaps TO
First Track Title

NEW YORK. Feb 26 up
Pvt Barney Ewell OF Camp Lee,
Va the black bullet from Penn
State. hurtled "a feet s inches 10
win the broad jump and become
the first national amateur track
and field champion crowned al
Madison Square Garden tonight.
Ewell, successfully defending
the title before 1900 fans, leaped
10 inches farther than he did in
taking the championship last year
Herb Douglas of Pitt finished
second and third honorS went 10
Coast GuardSman Eulace Peacock.
former Temple University star.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-27
ROSTER ON PAGE s
Duro(her' S Comeback
Ponds on Operation

NEW YORK. Feb. IS (UP)-
Manager Leo Durocher said TODAY
his Brooklyn Dodgers will be in
the National League pennant fight
next season and that he is willing
to undergo an elbow operation IL
his presence in the infield will
help the club
II could fly TO 81. Louis to
have DIR. Robert Hyland work
on my right elbow" Durocher
explained, (which means could
play ball shortly after the sea-
son opens. l know that Mort
Cooper Of the Cards pitched five
weeks after a similar operation
and Pepper Martin played about
six weeks after both his elbows
were worked on"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-27
BobO NeWsom
Put in 4-F

2 HILAD ELPHIA r %.
20 ms Buck Newson today
notified Connie Mack manager
of the Philadelphia Athletics. he
has been gwen AZ draft ClaSSi-
ficalion and probably viii arrive
IN tho Quaker City Wednesday
for a contract conference.
NeWsom. who was acquired hA
the As in deal which sent
Roger Wolf 10 Washington OK
planned he had waited until he
knew how he stood with his draft
board before contracting Mack
NcWsOW VINO is - was re-
iected because Of an old lee IN
Jury.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-27
Track TO Open
On May 70 for
73-Ddy Meet
By LEWIS II. WALTER

Detroit will have a 73-day horse
racing season, from May 20 TO
Aug. IL, at the State Fair
Grounds. il was announced Satur-
day by Clarence F.. Lehr of the
Detroit Racing Association.
The dates have been approved
by Commissioner Bowling. 1t Will
again be twilight racing, starting
weekdays at 4;30 p. m. and 2:15
p. m. on Saturdays and holidays.
Expecting another great season
like the last, when almost S37. =
100000 was wagered in the 81
days, the association is posting
81, Isl, 100 in purses in order 10
draw the strongest racing estab-
lishments possible.
The smallest purse is 10 be
81 200 and the daily average purse
distribution for an elght-race pro-
gram has been pushed to SIS $50,
an increase OF $500 over last
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-27
Ties World Track Mark

CHAMPAIGN. H.. Feb. Is
tUPl-Claude Buddy Younc.
Illinois freshman Splinter, ran the
bO-yard dash IN 61 seconds 10 tic
the world record today while lead
ing the Him 70 a victory over
Purdue and Notre Dame in q trt-
angular track meet.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-27

par on the last two holes when he
was faced with heavy winds that
made drives veer sharply
a crowd Of over 5000 followed
the players over City Parks long,
fiat course.
McSpadcn's closest rivals were
Sammy Byrd with a 70 and a
total of 143, Chick Harbert. lac.
and Joe krkwood with Il and
a total of li7
Freddie Haas 1r New Orleans
amateur continued 10 lead his
field with his second successive IS
for two-day total OF $50.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-27
Harbert Lou With u,
Trails McSpaden, Byrd

NEW ORLEANS Feb 26 CUP)
Harold CJug McSpaden conun-
ued tolcad IN the second round Of
the 5000 New Orleans Open golf
tourney today.
Chick Harbert, with r y, was
the only man 10 hold par. and
none went lower In today's play.
Apparently on his way 10 win
ming Tho fourth of ,IN winter tour
ncy> This year NcSp7dcn csrdcd
73 today after his brilliant IS
yesterday. for lil
The Philadelphia went above
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-27

tours around these parts. viii
box Jose BaSora IN l0-round
windup az Philadelphia. March
l3 Young Smith has been
going great guns in eastern
rings Fraternal Order Of
Eagles tossed a grand party for
Bucky Harris at Buffalo the
other evening II was q vel
come TO the new manager Of the
Buffalo BisonS. who. Of course.
is Harris Joe Mccarthy was
among those present
Emery Hresko, f7-year-old
Flint sandlot pitcher signed by
Wish Egan for the Tigers. told
Maurice CoSsman. Flint news
paperman. that he would like
10 play in the outfield. where
he could play every day
Incidentally. Hresko will prob
ably wind up in the navy
he wants 10 be fller.
SETTLTNG-A-BET-D EPT.-
To Mr.. X-Sam HennesSey and
not Elmer (Slim) McClelland
refereed the Joe LOUISE
Pastor championship match at
Briggs Stadium. Sept. 20, 1899
Louis knocked out Pastor
in the eleventh round
Cleveland fight promoters are
losing their meal ticket-Jimmy
Bivins, who is going into serv-
.e The Cleveland club lost
oney on the Beau Jack-Maxie
Berger match Lou Bou-
dreau. manager Of the Cleveland
Indians, who was recently re-
classified Ia, is the father Of
two children Youngest big
league pilot, Lou will be n in
July Ensign Cornelius
Warmerdam, the worlds only
15-foot pole vaulter. got as
hour leave from his command
ing officer al Monmouth College,
III. 10 defend his National a A.
L. championship in New York
Saturday night
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-27
Wings Set to Beat
Brains Out Again
Bx LEMIs IL. WALTER

Still tortured by memories OF
their last encounter when they
blew 20 lead in tho last period
the Red Wings VIII Try TO get \
lead that will stuck against the
league leading Montreal Cana
dlenS this Sunday night At
Olympia
II IS the Canadiens last inva-
sion Of Detroit ice before the
playoh> II probably offers the
Wings their last chance 10 prove
they stand show with the new
champions IN the Stanley Cup
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-27

dent OF Notre Dame i. Al full
back was Charley Bachman,
famous as coach at Michigan
state incidentally. Bachman
played against the Irish while
he was at Great Lakes during
the last war Notre Dame
tied that game with the help Of
the great George Gipp.
Others in the lineup were
Dutch" Bergman. oldest OF
several Dutch" Bergmans. all
brothers, who played al Notre
Dame. and Jim Phelan and Nal
Edwards, later outstanding
J caches Jesse Harper was
'he coach At South Bend that
year and his young assistant
was the late Knute Rockne.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-27
| Won't Be Around
Sings PETE Suder

PHlLADEL p HIA. Feb. %
GNS)-Pete Suder. veteran Ath-
letlcS infielder today notified
manager Connie Mack that he
Will take his prelnduction ex-
animation for military service
March
~ don't think I'll he playing
any ball this year" Suder wrote
Mack from his home in ALI
qulppa Pa.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-27
Francis Schmidt
Fired by Idaho

MOSCOW. Ida. Feb. Is ms
Coach Francis a Schmidt oI
Idaho was looking for a football
coaching job today after being in.
form ID that his contract viii moi
be renewed at its expiration
March Is. He was head coach al
Ohio State for seven years.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-27
Prep Breaks, Ties
I of His Swim Marks

AMES. Ia. Feb. rs OUP) Bob
Anderson, Boone High School
swimmer, swan the l00-yard free
style in A meet in 523 seconds,
knocking one-tenth Of a second
from his previous national mark.
In the preliminarleS Of the 40
yard free style, he swan the dis
lance IN 179 seconds 10 tie the
record he had sci nationally be-
fore. His time in the finals for the
40-yard was is seconds.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-27
Net Star Segurd
To Enter u. s. College

MIAMI, Feb. Is CUP)-Ecua
dorian tennis star Franc isco
tPsncho) Segura planned today
10 enter an American university,
either the University Of Miami
where he was a student last fall
or the University Of California
Segura, who arrived here from
Ecuador last night, said he would
enter many major tennis tourna-
mentS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-27
Maskin Gets Around

SMALL WORLD AFTER
ALL DEPT.-Cpl. George
Maskin Of the Stars and Stripes
in London. who used 10 slash
our copy when he made up the
Times Sunday sports section,
writes that while he didn't meet
him IN England he did talk over
the phone 10 Ii Bob Gurvln,
also a former member Of the
Times sports staff The
corporal, doing special edition
stuff for the 6, and s in Ire
land also bumped INTO Marjorie
Avery Of the Free Press IN p
Belfast restaurant He also
ran into Sue Serafisn, = WAC
Who used 10 be a red hot Red
Wing fan Scotty fitzpatrick,
picture snapper for the News
and Pete Irwin, VINO worked
for the A. p. here.
Walter o. Briggs. owner Of
the Tigers. celebrated MS 67th
birthday this Sunday While
he is still keenly interested in
the ball club. Briggs centers
most of his activities in Briggs
manufacturing, making war ma
terials Re was born in YpSl-
lanti .. Alva Bradley president
~ the Cleveland Indians will be
an even so Monday ,He was
born IN Cleveland.
MORE SMALL WORLD
DEPT. STUFF Harry Pittler,
manager OF OSSie Harris, got a
letter from soldier friend in
New Guinea IN which was en-
closed q newspaper clipping
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-27
Spor is
Roy Ghardin's
Snapshot Recalls
1915 Irish III
By LEO MACDONELL

Ray Girsrdin. able Detroit
Times reporter, recently dug up
a postcard size photograph of
the Notrs Dame varsity football
team IN 1918 -. 1t was among
Girardin'S souvenirs of the time
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-27
He Should Know

Ernie Hjertberg has been coach
ING runners for so years and he
believes Clayton Farber IS the best
long distance prospect the United
States has ever had.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-27

he went 10
prep school
at 8 out h
Bend IN
for tunately
the print is
too dim 10
reproduce.
At center
was Pepper"
. DOnneli,
now Rev. j.
Hugh O'Don-
nell preSi-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-27
GRACE
WINS

Marcella May and James
LOckheed Jt. make il look
easy which explains why
they are rated as one of the
best dance pairs in the his
tory of American figure
skating. Figure skating is
right. They retained their
senior dance title Saturday
in the national meet at
Minneapolis.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-27

about him
(Pittler) be-
ing suspended
by the Michi-
ga n boxing
c o m mission
Suppose
IL "a a s on
radio Toxic,
too" Pittler
suggested.
" a r o ] q
Smith A star
in tho anna
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-27
Cobb Tops 10 Men Picked
For Tigers Hall of Fame

Selection Of the 10 rmorta Of Detroit baseball history
been completed poll
be presented at the Michigan Sportsmens
Olympia. April 1923.
Irrespective of positions played groups nominations
each were made by the three editors and three baseball
writers Of each Detroit
nominated by general manager Of the Tigers
assisted by Wish Egan
Enlarged photographs Of the 10 mmora will framed
ed az the sports show IN conjunction with the showing Of
the latest American League baseball film.
the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-27
ARCARO HERO

The crowd thought Director J.
F. the horse which Owner r. X.
BrySon repeatedly refused 10 sell
for SIS. 000-could not be beaten.
The experts thought so. too.
But one little man, Arcaro. did
not believe the odds on the big
infield tote board How the little
man does il is more Of a mystery
than a military secret But he
rides his best. rides the winners
when the going appears toughest
A the punched field STROBE Intc
the first turn the Director wa:
out IN front by a length. In the
hack stretch he moved out by
two
Stir Up was showed into con
teniion on the final turn, won by
a length
The seasons record crowd oil
1882 not only kept the mutuel'
humminC throughout the day but
set an all-time Hialeah record for
betting on A single race wher
S170.433 was sent through the
parimutuel windows for the Fla.
mingO
Stir Ups win returned S14.s25
10 Mrs Payne Whitney, owner OF
the Grecntree Stables.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-27


IN the regular season, but IT is Al
Montreal, where the Frenchmen
are unbeaten this year.
Although .e Wings plan II
carry the play 70 Dick Irwin
team. As they did for most of the
last game the Detrolters viii be
keeping a close check on Maurice
Richard the feet Frenchman who
fired three goals IN 2 minutes and
10 seconds of the third period
here 10 days ago 10 give the
Frenchmen their one-geal victory
FOUR THREATS
Richard is one Of the big four
the Wings must handcuff. Elmer
Lach Ray Gctliffe and Gerry
Heffcrnan are the other members
of the quartet which has scored
30 of the Canadlens 81 goals
against Detroit.
There Is also the matter of
keeping out Of the penalty box in
order 10 prevent the CanadienS
from capItalizlng on their power
play. with which they have won
game after game while opponents
have been Shorthanded Richard S
first TWO goals were scored with
Bill QuackenbuSh sitting II out.
Avoiding penalties against the
toughest and most penalized club
IN hockey IS extremely difficult.
Montreal has some of the most
aggressive players in the National
Hockey League in scowling Mike
Mcmahon. Butch Bouchard d.
Murph Chamberlain, Ray Getliffe
and Phil Watson.
WINGS CHUCKLE
The Wings arc ready 10 hold
their own in any going but since
they have only two real body
checkers. Gully Simon and Harold
Jackson they were greatly amused
when Dick Irwin declared in
Montreal after the last game that
Detroit had tired 10 "terrorize
his huSkles.
While Joe CarNeth Syd Howe
and Murray Armstrong in partic-
ulaC will try 10 crack the Cana
diepS' defense TO give the Wings
their first victory over Montreal.
goalie Connie Dion Will pull for a
victory which would bring him AZ
least even with goale Bill Dur
nan on the games between the
teams since Conhie took over the
Detroit nets Durham now has a
one-Coal edge
Detroit plays AT home twice this
week. They will face the Rangers
here Thursday and the Black
Hawks Saturday night in a home
and home series that winds up AT
Chicago Sunday night
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-27
OTHER AWARDS

In addition. the track is 10 give
$50, 600 IN trainers awards and
$4,000 10 the groomS. while
Jockeys viii be awarded 800 for
three winners IN one day and 500
for each additional winner.
Jockey fees have been set at
S35 for a winner, $50 for second,
SIS for third and SO for a loser
Any maiden Jockey who rides his
first winner here will receive $50
with another $50 going to the
trainer
The $l5,n races are the Gov
errors Handicap, 10 be decided al
six furlongs, June s. and historic
Frontier Handicap at a mile and
An eighth. Aug u. The opening
day program Is headed by the
Boots and Saddles Handicap, a
81 500 event AT six furlongs
Among the $4,000 events arc
the Cadillac Handicap. 10 be de-
cided on the second Saturday Of
The meeting the Motor City
Handicap. June 3 the Ann Arbor
Handicap June II and the Sport
of Kings Handicap. July !.
BREAK On NICKEL
Although the mu'uel take has
been upped from ~ per cent TO
10 per cent. the fans viii get some
compensation from the fact that
the division Of the betting pool or
break VIII be 20 a nickel in
stead 81 a dime as formerly In
stead Of the 81 500 license fee
formerly paid the state. the track
Will now give 2 per cent Of the
mutuel handle up 10 $500 OO0 and
s per cent on all betting over that
figure
II think II IL fair arrange
ment for both the association
and the state" said Lehr.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-27
EATON AVAILABLE

Zeh Eaton, one of the fingers,
was recently given an honorable
discharge from the army, he be-
ing the only player in that role
with the Tigers. He formerly
pitched for Beaumont.
Walter Beck, one time with the
Phils. is one of two veteran chuck
ers signed up by the Tigers re-
Gently. Beck finished the 1913
season at Knoxville. Joe Hare,
the other, signed as free agent.
Four catchers are listed-Paul
Richards, Dixie Parsons Bob Swift
and Al UnSer Richards is in Ia.
Swift was obtained from the Ath.
leticS.
Three new men are listed among
six infelders-Don Heffner. Eddie
Mayo and Joe Orengo. With Har-
rls gone, five outfielders are on
the roster-Doc Cramer. Charley
Metro, Jimmy Outlaw, Don Ross
and Joseph p Wood. The latter
was an inielder last year and
Ross may be used at first base. il
York goes into service and Ross
is still available.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-27
Official Tiger
Roster of % Is
Club Smallest
BY LEO MACDoNELL

With only 20 players available
now and prospects that this cur
tailed list may be slashed, the
Tigers spring training season
roster released at Briggs Stadium
Saturday is the smallest in the
clubs history.
The official list reveals %
names, but two of these-Virgil
Trucks and Robert (Ned) Harris
have been indicted since the
list was printed. While Trucks
repeatedly was enrolled in Birm-
ingham, Ala, some weeks ago,
Harris was indicted only last
Thursday in Detroit.
Other than a letter that he ex-
pected 10 be indicted, Jack Zeller,
the Tigers general manager, has
had no direct word of Trucks be-
ing in service. Thus he was in
Guided in the roster.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-27
TY COBB
HARRY HEUMANN
SAM CRAWFORD
BILL DONOVAN
MICKEY COCHRANE
HANK GREENBERG
SCHOOLBOY ROWE
TOMMY BRIDGES
CHARLEY GEHRINGER
HUGH JENNINGS

The lists OF nominations included total Of ls Tiger
and managers In addition the 10 places the
gers Han OF Fame the following nominated Bobby
Rudy York DOME Bush, George Muhn Harry Coveee Billy
Rogen, Charlie Schmidt and George Moriarty.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-27
NO WORD FROM HIM

There also seems TO be some
doubt about whether or not Joe
Hoover is IN or out of service.
Zeller has had no late word from
Hoover. who is at his home in
California. Then before the train
ing season, the Tigers may lose
Rudy York and others in Ia.
The Tigers report for training
at Evansville. Ind. March Ia.
Besides Manager Steve 0iNeifi
and players, the roster lists two
newcomers-Dr. Raymond d. For
syth, the trainer, and Arthur
Mills, a coach. Forsyth. also
trainer for the Detroit Lions. re-
places DR.. Gustave NenitZ, who
resigned 10 give his entire atten-
ton 10 his chiropractor practise
at Fort Worth, Tex.
Al Vincent is a holdover coach
and Clair j. Berry, as travelling
secretary, Will again have the
doubtful pleasure of moving the
team from city 10 city.
With Trucks unavailable, the
Tigers would have II pitchers GO
ing 10 Evansville, only four OF
whom are Harold New
houSer. Johnny Corsica. Frank
/ Overmire and Roy Henshaw. Joe
Orrell and Rufus Gentry saw
some service with the club last
season.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-27
Stir Up Scores Upset
To Win Hamingo

MIAMI Feb. 26 CUPl-Hard-
riding Eddie ArCaro, who does
his best when the chips are down,
rode Green Tree Stables Stir Up
and turned in a stunning upset
in the $4,000 Flamingo Stakes
AZ Hialeah Park today. in The
winters preview of the Kentucky
Derby.
Stir Up outrsn a classy field
Of IL starters, which included the
oddS-on favorite Director j. +.
to give Arcaro his second success
sive win in the most colorful OF
the winters stakes. He flashed
under the wire length ahead
of Mrs g. Golf 5 Skytracer. a
30 10 ] shot. with third place
Stymie four lengths back.
Director J. +. folded in the
final quarter-mile after leading
all the way. The Director was
fading fast, but managed 10 get
in fifth.
FOURTH WIN
II was only the fourth win in
IA starts for Green Trees Stir Up.
But because of his great showing
today, ne will necessarily rate
strong consideration, along with
Platter. George d. Widener's star,
on derby day at Churchill Downs.
Platter did not run here.
"Stir Up was the most i'm
proved horse I have ever rid
den" Arcaro commented when
he jumped from ms mount IN
the winners circle II almost
didn't know him today"
Stir Up paid SIS for the win
SIS 40 for place and $500 for show
Skytracer returned S37 20 place
and SIS show, while Stymie re-
turned Sc show money.
Memories Of two years ago
when the Flamingo was last run
were brought back today by Ar.
earos great ride. In 1912 he was
atop Requested. the horse which
was left al the post, kicked or
the first turn and then with hi,
leg bleeding ran through the
pack to the stahdout win of the
season
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-27
TY COBB

Receiving the largest nj
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1944-12-07
More Men CoIIed For
Physical Exoms

The following men registered
with this board have been called
for pre-induction physical exam
ination. to leave Libby on Deem
Der ID This list is larger than
usual because all registrants who
were examined prior to Sept. /,
1914, have been called back for
examination.
William Marshall Taylor, Seattle
Wash.
Laverne Charles Leroux, Eureka
Mont
Lawrence E. Rice, Troy, Mont.
James Henry Withycombe, Boze-
man. Mont.
Warren Junior Robbie, Libby
Mont.
Glen Zolman, Jr., Spokane, Wash
Floyd Rutherford Golf, Wenat-
chee, Wash.
Charles Horace Martin, Morris
town, S. D.
Charles Edward Smith, Zanes-
vile, Ohio.
Robert Wilbur Sickle. Puyallup,
Wash.
Lewis William Fuller, Malta,
Mont
Harold Lewis Young, Hanford
Wash.
Paul Edward Holder, Eureka,
Mont
Wilfred Gilmond, Eureka, Mont.
Jerome Francis Filiatreau, Spo-
kane, Wash.