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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-05-10
,o,al Ball Tossers Will Have TO
Ginger Up Some to
Win.
REILLYS INDIANS ARE FAST.
At the Conclusion of This Weeks
Series, Salt Lake viii Go Away
For Three Long Weeks.
PACIFIC NATIONAL LEAGUE.

r,o Redskins are here. They are sched-
.,aa IN mix up with Gimlin's palefaces
y, yvalker's enclosure this afternoon at
sso and the doings promise to be inter-
osung. The Indians came In last even
loo Looking well and ready for the ray
nhey declare that, when they leave here
49, belts will be adorned with numer-
o"s scalps, and judging from their past
,o,formances they are cruel enough 10
do amsot anything
Az nresent they are pretty near TO inc
- n' ~ mo column, ana they nope wheh
M leave here to hold the PROUD pc
..tti9n of leaders. But there is some nope
"nother quarter Father Oilnlln ana ms
men hope TO pound the lndlans doWn a,iG
nii'eiI,a Themselves up on their opponents
L purN They realize they Will have TO- go
Iurr,'oo N accomplish this. for the Indians
~" bout as fast a bunch OF bail t0ssefs
a. YOU see in these parls -
The local team Is showing much I'M.
l,'0ment however, and we ought 10 at
pr break even with Spokane on the
,,resent series, We need a llttle more
pinennv work in the field, The hitting Is
iii Ijgbt The home crowd Is getting bet,
'sr Every game in that respect ana WIZ
continue TO do so, II certainly taxes nv
,ing and udicious base running To WIN
,as An error or two don't count so
DSss5 II there are few double baggers
~ critlcal times. We have valuable
Sconisitlon In Dad Clark, formerly one
~ ghe leading Lobstor's. DADS regular
,Ulasi,ion Ia first base, but Gimlin viii take
lysrd from center and give that position
w SCiark lie will undoubtedly make good
pssjdes being fine fielder Dad knows
now 10 wallop out two and three DasggI,S'
and he is a dangerous man at bat az CRUZ
cal stages, ..,,,, ,ood an %
,oenhau this week. because after the
.eries Salt Lake goes to Boise, Spokane
and Butte for a week In each place; me
team viii be gone three weeks ana VIII
o ,ySii here again with Boise.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-05-10
LAWSON VS. KRAMER.
Salt Lake Rider WIN Soon be After
Franks Championship Crown.

The New York World says.
Frank Kramers crown is safe until May
Y, and then the patrons Of the Nailsburg
cycle races may see the champion de-
throned for liver Lawsons suspension ex-
pires on May IS, and he will enter the lists
determined 10 wrest the laureis from Kra-
mer Last year Lawson led Kramer for a
long time In the championship race, Yield
Ing only toward the close OF the year.
During the winter the clever Swede re-
peatedly defeated Major Taylor In Aus
tralia, and he IL now said to be greatly
improved and an opponent that Kramer
must consider I'm his fourth consecutive
year for the American championship
Lawson was suspended for three months
In Australia, and the suspension was car.
ried to this country through the nterna-
tiOnal agreement
The reported alteration OF the suspen-
sion to fine OF S25 was not authentic, or
at least the authorities OF the antipodes
did not notify President Batcheder Of the
n. c. a. of any such action having been
taken,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-05-10
ROSS-UNFRIED MATCH.
Formcy Says lie VIM Defeat German
Strong Boy Friday Night.

The wrestling match Friday night be-
tween Charley Ross, Utah's unbeaten
wrestler, and Frank Unfried, known as
the German Strong Boy" Is creating no
little interest In salt Lake. Unfried real
Ices that he Is going up against hard
proposition and he Is training carefully
every day for the contest. Ross is In ex-
cellent shape, and Is confident he can beat
Unfried, He says he will quit the gameI
for all time TO come If he fails TO win
over the German.
The contest takes place at the Salt Pail
ace theater. and the price OF admission
will be 20 and 70 cents, There will be
three falls, and the winner Of two will
take the purse OF 5000 as side bet and
IS per cent Of the gate receipts. Prof.
Frank S, Lewis, who arranged the match.
says he looks for large crowd to witness
tho contest.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-05-10
Skilled Workmen Strike.

Niagara Falls. N. Y. May lO.-A
strike affecting between 300 and 400
skilled men In the employment Of the
Canadian power works contractors has
been inaugurated at the works Of the
Ontario Power company and the
Canadian Niagara Power company on
the Canadian side OF the river Tie
strike practically ties up the contract
work on the two plants inasmuch as the
men out are the hoist engineers. the
channel drilers and the tripod drillers,
Some weeks ago they presented "A re-
quest to their employers that they be
given SO day instead OF $3.50, Their
requests were not granted and the
strike was called.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-05-10
APPRECIATE GOOD MUSIC.

The public OF Salt Lake have shown
that they do appreciate Band Mus by
the patronage az the Sunday conc, rts
given by IIeld's Big Band. Crowded
houses on every occasion for six
months IL record for eny Rand TO be-
proud Of. Next Sunday the Band viii
present Miss Mulvey Mandolin sololst.
also Prof. Schettler'g club comprised
OF six young ladies', IN attractive num-
bers, led by Prof. Schettler. celebrated
guitarlst a. s. ZIMMERMAN,
Reserved seats, 25c. Mgr
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-05-10
WHAT CAUSES pANpRurF.
Sreasest European Authority ON Skin
Diseases, SAYS rs a Germ.

me old idea that dandruff is scales OF
IN I'M thrown on, through feversh con-
qqlIlon OF the scalp Is exploded Prof
Cnhs' Hamburg, Germany, European
authority on rkin diseases, says dan
eruH Is germ disease. THE germ bur
loNS under the scalp. throwing up little
sscales OF cutlcle, and sapping the vital
w OF the hair at the root. The only
halr preparation that kills dandruff
serms is Newbro's Herpiclde. Destroy
cue cause, you remove the effect" Not
my cures dandrunf, but stops falling
pln ana permits a luxuriatt growth.
teNghttul hair dressing. Sold by lead
ns druggists Send lOc In stamps FOR
S99inpie 70 The Herplcide Co., Detroit,
Agents. n
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Juggling With p,naml,,

IL no more dangerous than 10 neC'ect
kidney disorders. Foleys Kidney Cure
correots Irregularities and has cured
r'any severe cases after other trCa'mrnt
has failed. II builds up the worn ouS lis.
sues and restores health and vigor. II
was troubled with kidney complaint for
about two years" writes a H. Davis uf
Nj sterling, Iowa. but two bottles ~
Folcy's Kidney Cure effected permanent
cure" +. j. Hill Drug Co.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-05-10
SAUCER BIKE RACES.
Some of the Riders Who WIN Compete
For Prizes This Summer

Manager Heagren OF the Salt Palace
bicycle track has announced the names
of some Of the riders he has secured to
race on the saucer this summer Heagren
says that there viii be no trouble between
management and riders, as the winners
each night will be paid Immediately after
the races.
Among the riders who have agreed to
race here are: N, c. Hopper, Hardy
Downing. Orlando Stevens Fisher VIII
liams, Frank Hoffman, Eddie Smith, j. y.
Gum, elem Turvllle and Manager Hea-
gren Is making an effort to secure Nat
Butler and Charley Turvile The latter
are at Atlanta, and have lntimated their
willingness TO come, There will be az
least six fast motors on the track this
year,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-05-10
ARTICLES RETURNED.
Sieioff and Billy Gee Now on Their Way
To Salt Lake.

Billy Gee, manager for otto Sieloff. has
wired Manager Kelley OF the Shamrock
club that they were on their way here,
lions here for his contest with Jerry Me-
Carthy on the oath. In addition TO the
Telegram, the management received the
articles OF agreement sent to Sielon to
sign, The terms were entirely satisfac-
their signatures to the contract. II Ia
expressly stated In the contract that,
IN the event Of an unsatisfactory contr~-'
the boxers forfeit not less than 500 each,
and II either party fake" they forfeit
office receipts.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-05-10

Foley & Co., chicago, originated Honey
and Tar as q throbt and lung remedy, ana
on account OF thu great merit ana popu-
larlty Of Foley'sl Honey and Tar many
limitations are offered for the genuine.
9sk for FOLEY'd Honey and Tar and re-
fuse any substitute offered as no other
preparation will lgive the same satisfac-
lion, IL Is mildlyllaxative, II contains no
opates and is safest for children and dell
cate persons, ELI. Hill Drug Co.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-05-10
End OF Bitter Fight.

1.-TWO physicians had long and stub
born fdht with an abcess on my right
lung" writes ]. f. Hughes Of Du Pont,
Ca, "jnd gave me up, Everybody
thought my time had come Az a last
resort ! tried DR. Kings New Discovery
for Consumption. The benefit received
was striking and | was on my feet In a
few dJys Now I've entirely regained my
health" 1t conquers all Coughs Colds
and Throat and Lung troubles. Guaran-
teed BY Y. C, M. /. Drug Dept. Price
soc akd 800. Trial bottles free,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-05-10
Milwaukee.

The best baseball news to reach us
IN two weeks IL thI dispatch which tells
us that Wlmot has secured Two new
pitchers, Quick ami Drinkwoter. When
Quick is himself there Is no better SAP
artist In the northwest He was dissaus-
fled with the management of the Mormon
team and jumped LAT the opportunity 10
join the Miners, This Is Quicks second
season I'm the Pacific National league ana
towards the end pr last season he mn
ished with the New York Americans.
Drinkwator was Nth Spokane a couple
OF years back, AMI last season was WIN
the Los Angeles club In the coast league
or the two pltchels, Quick has the better
batting average - Butte Evening News,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-05-10
British VIII Go to Lhassa

London, May l0.--The Daily Mail this
morning says 1t understands that a
British advance on Lhassa is now inev-
table, and that preparations to that
end are progressing,
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WESTERN LEAGUE,
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Cleveland, May 0.--Cleveland made II
three straight from Detroit today both
Mullln and Moore were wild but Moore
held Detroit down 10 a double aud three
H. II. II.
Cleveland .",,, -. >. ,,s''''"'''"e
Detroit .". ,,,,,. ,...,. '.'''''''s
Batteries-Moore and Bemis; Mullin and
Wood
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81, Louis, May e.-The New York Ma
tonal league team easily defeated ST.
Louis today IN q game that was inter-
rupted for nearly quarter OF an hour ny
rain Attendance. 200, Score;
~ Louis .,,,',.. ".,,. .,',,'''..'l
New NoTk ,,.,,, ....,, ,,,.,,..s.nO
Batteries-Corbett and Grady; McGin-
nifty and Warner. Earned rIns-New
.ork, l. ST. louis, 1. Two-base h,s-Mc-
Cam Mertes, Grady. Base on balls-On
Corbe,;, @, on McGlnnlty. T. Struck out
BY Corbett, I. by McGinnity, 2.
mplroe-Moran and tombstone.
Cincinnati, May e,-The 3rooklyns
started of with rush, but after the
lfst inning Kollum had them safe and
dld not allow a man TO reach third. At
r, II. II.
1,ulviunhu ...... '.......,. ''..'''.5 .
brooklyn 80. .'.,,. .... .,"'.s''ss d
Batteries-Kellum ana schlei: Cronin
ana bergen Earned runs-Cincinnau q
bBtooklyn 2 Two-baso hlts-Sohlei,
Three-h base hits--Lumley. Odwell Base
IN balls-On Kellum, = of Cronin, 3.
struck out--By Kellum, 4, by Cronln. l.
umpire-O'Day.
chicago, May o.--Boston failed to score
because Of inability to hit Welmer today.
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and Moran. Two-base hlts-Chance,
Jones. Weimer Struck out-By Weimer,
9, by Pittinger !. Base on balls--Or
Weimer 8; off Pittinger. 2.
Umplre-Zlmer
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-05-10

Six Of the housekeeping
questions are settled:
tea baking powder spiees
coffee havorng extracts soda
and settled for good.
Schilling S Best at your
grocer's; moneyback.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-05-10
A FEW SPORTING NOTES.

In today's ball game, Loucks viii pitch
for Spokane, and Essick for salt Lake.
A number Of interesting prelimnaries
are announced for the wrestling match
Friday night between Ross and Unfred
At Butte tomorrow night, Louie Long
and Aurello Herrera will meet In their
second twcnty-round engagement, Both
are said TO be In great shape. and each
declares that the other Is the easiest man
I'm the world to whip.
BY n score Of II TO Q, the Grocers ball
team defeated the Troy Laundry nine.
Tho teams lined up as follows.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-05-10

The add i've is picture Of Frank
Unfried, The German Strong Boy
who will lwrestle Charley Ross, the To-
cal CHAMPION and fayorlte, at the Salt
Palace t1eater on Friday evening next.
The maFh Is for a purse and side bet
OF 5000.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-05-10

Jones. Weimer Struck out-By Weimer
@; by Pittlnger !. Base on balls--On
Weimer, q; of Pittnser. q
Umpre-Zlmer.
Pittsburg, May 9-Three hits, helped by
DoOins wild throw to second gave Pitts
burg the game In the seventh inning.
Phllllppl dept the hits scattered. Attend-
,nnce, 900, Score;
Philadelphia ..,... .,... 49,, .",2 2
Batteries-P hillippl and Phelps; Lush
and DOOM Earned runs-Pittsburs l;
Philadelphia. I Two-base hits-Rltchey,
Wolverton. Van Buren, (D Base on balls
on Lush, f. Struck out-By Phillippi, 7;
by Lush O.
Umpire-Emslle.
Omaha May S.--The visitors won easily
today the local men barely escaping n
shut out Cushman was effective
throughout the game. but Liebhardt was
r. II. L.
Omaha n.u. .... =, .,,...,,..,u1 5
Battcries-L iebhnrdt and Frese Cush-
man and Clarke.
Colorado Springs. Colo, May 9.--With
the score In their favor the locals went to
pieces In the seventh and 81. Joseph got
eleven runs, only one Of which was
earned. Score:
r. II. E
Colorado Springs .",., ... iii %
st Joseph ....r. .,". .,,."12 II
Batteries-Akron, Lempke, Woodrich
and Mcssitt; Ho1son and Garvin.
Denver, May 9.-Sioux City gave
third game 70 Denver without half a
struggle. Both the batting and field work
of the visiting team were unusually poor
Score;
r. II. f.
DenVer p'''' '',',' ,''' ','',,',.'lE IL
plouN tly s'ssss 's ss's''ss'sssss
Batteries--Hostetter and lucia Kostal
and Hess,
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Philadelphia. May 9.--Dunkle pitched
elk balls for four hits and two runs IN the
lrst inning today and then retired In "a
yor Of patton. The locals won easily
Attendance, 5000. Score; g,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-05-10

only two Boston men reached second
base. Slagle was Injured and forced 20
retire In the hrst inning. Attendance
LOO Score
H. H.
InlcaBo ''s''ss. '",., 's','''' 800
Boston .,,,,, .,,., ,,.. ,.,..,,,,,,O
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NATIONAL LEAGUE,

AZ Boston Boston New York game
postponed. rain.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-05-10

announces game with A. III. c. team
for next Sunday forenoon
Final arrangements for the much.'alk-
ed-of match between Charlie Neary ara
Renny Yanger have been completed and
the boys will meet at the Panorama
building under tho auspices Of the Badger
Athletic club May %. and not May ~, az
first stated. The terms Of the match are
that Neary shall weigh In nc 100 pounds
nj a o'clock on the day OF the contest.
The purse Is the biggest ever offered
for two little fellows In this city or any
other city in the west outside OF the Me-
Govern match at Tattersalrs, Chicago,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-05-10

Pittsburg, May 9-Three hits helped by
DoOin's Wild throw to second. gave Pitts
burg the game In the seventh inning
Phlllppi dept the hits scattered. Attends
nncp 9 000 SrOre,
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Washington ,,,,,,,. ,".,,., .,,',5
lhlladelphla zee - ''''s'''''''p 40
Patteries-Patten ana Kittredgei Plank
and Powers.
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Omaha, May S.--rhe visitors won easily
today, the local men barely escaping n
shut out Cushman was cffcctlVO
throughout the game. but Liebhardt was
hit at will by Des Molnes Score;
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-05-10

Colorado Springs, Colo, May 9--With
the score in their favor the locals went to
pieces In the seventh and ST. Joseph got
eleven runs, only one Of which was
earned Score.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-11
WORK OF LEE CAMP AUXILIARY

, OF the auxiliary as to tho inertia of an
appeal to insure his prompt response.
Mr.. Blncy has always been tho liberal
friend OF tho auxiliary. many times CIV
ing funeral expenses for bare cost. with
extra carriages sent as q mark Of respect
to needy Confederate women.
In addition to groceries and clothing. Ice
has been Kindly supplied IN summer by
Mrs. George w Bagby, president Of tho
City Mission. The auxiliary sends fuel
in winter. But so quietly has the work
gone on through all the years that the
assertion has OF late obtained rs TO the
neglect OF Richmond for her needy Con-
federnte women, until the establishment
OF homo for such women In the past
few years.
Against this assertion stands tho twenty
thousand dollar gift OF Lee Cump. the
many gifts OF individuals, the dues from
the auxiliary, and IT'S Iitver-failing sym
pathy and aid extended. not rs an onliga-
ton, but as tho highest fuihlment OF
sacred duty.
Best OF all, the splendid record OF Lee
Camp and Lee Camp Auxiliary Will. az
far as human eye can see. be continued
until tho last needy Confederate woman
shan. In the providence OF God, have
passed to that batter home. not made
with hands, eternal In tho heavens.
(signed) BIRs. u w. WHITE,
President,
MRS. B.GA. B1ENNER,
Secretary,
MRS. N. ". RANDOLPH
Treasurer.
OF Lee Camp Auxiliary.
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by A. CONAN DOYLE.

them. a happy day it would be for the
Scneschal OF .Auvergne when they should
learn that the last yew bow was over the
marches.
The material for II feast was ever at
hand in days when. If there was grim
want in the cottage, there was vt least
rude plenty In tho castle, Within an
hour the guests were seated around q
board which creaked under the great
pasties and Joints Of meat, varied by
those more dainty dishes in which the
French excelled, the sp!ced ortolan and
the trunled beccahcoes. The Lady Roche
fort. bright and laughter-loving dame
sat upon the left of her warlikc spouse,
With Lady Tiphaine upon the right Be-
meath sat DIV Gucsclin and Sir Nigel,
with Sir Amcry Monticourt. of the order
of the Hosptalers, and Sir Otto Har-
nit wandering knight from the king
dom OF Bohemia. These with Alleync and
Ford, four F'rorch squires, and the cas-
tie chaplain, made the company who sat
together that night and made good cheer
IN the Castle OF Yillefranche The great
fire cracked In the CRATE the hood ed
hawks slept upon their perchs. tho rough
deGr-hoInds Mill e&pectant eyes crouched
upon the tiled floor; close at Tho elbows
OF the guests stood the dapper little lilac
coateo pages; the laugh and Jest crclcd
refund ana all was harmony and comfort
LATHE they rocked Of the brushwpod men
VINO cronched In their rags along the
fringe Of the forest and looked with wild
and hagsard eyes at the rich, warm glow
winch shot Q golden bar OF light from
the high arched windows OF the castle
supper over. The tables dormant were
cleared away as by magic and ,rcstles
and pancals arranged around the blazing
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CHAPTER XxIx-contlnued,

At times he would come back
in triumph. and a. dozen corpses swing
ing from the summit of his keep would
warn evil-doers that there was still n law
in the land. AT others his ventures were
not so happy, and he and his troop would
spur It over the drawbrdge with clatter
OF hoofs hard at their heels and whis-
tie OF arrows ABOUT their oars. Hard he
was Of hand and harder of heart, hated
by his foes, and YET not loved by those
whom he protected for twice he had
been taken prisoner and twice his ran
som had been wrurg BY d!nt of blows and
torturcs out of the starving peasants and
ruined farmers. Wolves or watch dogs,
1t was hard to say from Which the sheep
had most to fear
The Castle Of ViIe'ranche was harsh
and sifrn as its master. A broad moat,
high outer wall turreted AT the COR
ners, with a grea, black keep towering
above ALSO IL lay before them In the
mccnNght. BY the light OF two fam
beauN, piolruded through the narrow
slN-shaped openings nj silher side OF the
ponderous gaze, they cauetM a glimpse OF
the glitttf-ef~ fierce eyes and o! the CLEAN
Of the weapons or mo guard Inc sight
of The two headcd eagle Of Du Guesclm.
however. Was q passport Into any foI.a-
lice In France. and Gre they had passed
the gate the old border knight came
running forwards with hands out-thlown
TO greet his famous counrylnan Nor
was he less glad TO geo Sir Nigel, when
'tHe Ensl!shman's erTand was explained
~ MIN, FOR these archers had been a
sore thorn is his side and had routed two
expeditions Which he had sent axainst
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PARAMOUNT NEWS.

Mr.. T. Willie Evans. OF New York. who
has been the guest OF his father Mr.. Willie
Evans, on Tw'nty-first Street, for several
days. has returned.
Mr.. and Mrs Melton are Commissioning after
quite a spell Of Illness
a delightful surprise party was given Tues
day night In tho home OF Mr.. and Mrs
Kuhn. In honor of their daughter Miss
Mamie Kuhn. The evening was pleasantly
spent In music and parlor games, The fell
lowing guests were present: Misses VIII lie
Austin. Vera Jones, Maggie Turner. Clara
iiobson. Julia Jones. Lot;ie Kuhn. Josie Cox.
Mamie Garthrght. Manic Kuhn. Miss J hn-
fon. and Messrs Osca Adams, Edward
Blake Blake, Leslie Folkes. Leslie Atkinson. Alfrei
Bake. Johnny Hammock. Roland Thornton,
Mr. ri w. Gordon and Mr. sanderson.
Miss Lille McGhee entertained quite a num-
ter OF her young friends Tuesday right In her
parents home In honor OF her twelfth birth
d dny anniversary; Those present were Misses
C CO.. Pansy , tnbrick Ruby promer MIN
Land. Bessie Hewlett. Blanche cottrel An
me n, McGhes. Virginia Tompkins, Bessie Nc
Ghee. B anche McGhee and Masters Eugene
valentine Harry McGhee John Cottrell,
Frank McGhee. Dnwlddie Reams and Ramon
4 i - . . 3. -.