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The Topeka state journal., 1919-11-21
BET THEIR GRUB!
81. Mary's Students Wager Food
Goodies on Game.
catholics Face IchabOds Here
Saturday at 3 O'clock.
DESIRE FOR REVENGE AFNCTOR
II works Both Ways, as Each
Team Feels Same WAY.
surge of Effort Assured When
Whistle ShrilIs.
DESIRE FOR REVENGE AFETOR
BY WIN. D. WOLFE.

The Washburn Ichabods smartinr
under the loss of the Kansas Confer
ence title and the st. Mary's Catholics
suffering under a humiliating defeat
the hands of Ottawa face each
other on Varsity field here. tomorrow
afternoon at o'clock. each team seek
ing to take revenge for defeat from
Inc hide of its opponent.
Washburn has another incentive in
this game also. Two years ago the
saints came drifting down the Kaw
with a team which proceeded to ad-
minister a fine beating to the Blue
Last year Washburn trimmed St
NIary's but was not particularly sweet
On account OF the S. A T. C. situation.
60 me IchabOds will take revenge on
eiiS SAINTS tomorrow-maybe
Butter Is Wagercd.
81 Mary's IS coming here determined
that the word maybe is the story of
tne game. and with full intention of
chanSinS the word to they failed"
IN lac 1t. Mary's students-being
without any considerable amount of
the coin of the realm-are betting
each other their corn bread and but
yer ana pie that the wa rriors of Coach
- leourEe will take the measure of the
Nashburn eleven
II IS sure to be a battle. for when
one team is out for revenge and the
supporters Of the other go so far as
10 bet their food on the outcome there
III be no lack of effort surged into
the struggle.
The Topeka state journal., 1919-11-21

LindsbOrg, Kan. Nov. 21.-South-
western defeated Bethany in a rough
football game here Thursday. 81 to Z.
DaIbom and Jennings starred for the
winners. while Peterson and Reed
played we'll for Bethany. Penalties
cost the Southwestern eleven chance
to pile up Il heavier score. The win
ners were penalized los yards against
35 assessed against Bethany. The first
half ended with Southwestern leading,
10 to O.
The Topeka state journal., 1919-11-21
Butter Is Wagcrcd.
Wells Floors TownIey.

London. Nov. Ell Bombardier
Wells. former British heavyweight
champion. stopped Arthur Townley in
nine ROUNDS here last night. The ref
cree stopped the fight after TownIev
had been floOred twice in that round.
once for a count OF nine
The Topeka state journal., 1919-11-21
JACK JOHNSON AGAIN
Negro Heavyweight To Fight Carl
Morris in Mexico.

Yuma, Ariz., Nov. 21.--Jack John
son. former heavyweight champion of
the world. has been matched TO fight
Carl Morris. of Tulsa. Okla, at San
Luis. fourteen miles south of here, in
Mexico, according to announcement
Thursday night by a boxing promoter.
The bout will be held in December, the
exact date to be announced later, and
would be a fight to a finish.
The Topeka state journal., 1919-11-21
Pittsburg NormaI Z. Friends 6.

Pittsburg. Kan. Nov. 21.-Pittsbure
Normal defeated Friends here Thurs
day. to 6. thru the failure of Friends
to kick goal following a touchdown,
The Topeka state journal., 1919-11-21

~ me yearly eVenI at LhlS
great clothing store is
N by thousands of its patrons
he Money Saving Epoch in
coat buying. Profit by it!
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-14
KNOCKOUT BROWN WILL GIVE HARRY
GREB BIGGEST FIGHT Of CAREER.
ysarnor, Boxer Who Bssted Les Darcy
In Two Contests % 10 9reeS
Opponent.

George K. o. Brown. the Chicago oo1-
or &c mo only American middleweight,
win tho exception OF Jimmy Claoby.vho
was able TO hold his own with the great
Australian battler Les Darcy.
In two twenty round bouts al Syoney'
Australia. the Chicago boy did NIUE
h,tter than break even with Darcy ara
on both occasions won the newspaper
verdict,
DARCY before meeting Brown has stop
nod Jeff Smith in two rounds. Eddie
McGoorty. eight rounds: Buck Grouse
three rounds; and George Chip IN nlhe
rounds.
Snort writers OF the entire universe
gree that these two battles with Brown
toos A lot Of fight out OF Darcy. as ne
has never showed up very well SINCE
these contests. ,
Brown has just been discharged from
the army in wonderful condltioh ana -
boxing better than ever. .,
Harry Greb. the Pittsburgh marEci'
is known 10 all local fans. as the SMITH
cst and the most brainy boxer ever seen
At present Greo is tho most advertised
and most wanted Soy IN the ring. every
noxing promoter In the country Is pc
sIeginr Red" Mason, Grebs plot lof
his services.
Grcb feels tina, he owes the "hcenST
FANS a trea.. because Of the Greo-Sm'tn-
C;ilber, fiasco. and asked the iocal pro
motosr to secure tho toughest ooy IN '"c
country for him, and they diG.
Eart Matthias, OF st. Louis. now WORK
,,v AT Yorkyiile, will bring many OF MS
friends here TO see HIM swap punEhCs
with Irish Rogers. in an eight rouno
semi-fInal. ,o,,.-
walter Hahn will meet an unknown
in the six round bout. Ham IS ocine
developed by his brother Bernie tiaI'h'
the WeIlsburg >fcathcrwciEht. an"
aira;,1 n Bernie his brother ia some
Fast stepping I5S FOUNDER. Just VINO
~ unknown IS. >cannot be found out
but the fans will be assured a srea'
fight in this event -,,,
cyclone johnny Wise. a new conner VIII
mon the show with Ham RITZ in touF
round bout
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|NACkS DEFEAT
BELMONT NINE
LOCAL NrEE |NS GOOD GA"
FRoM BELMONT, OHIO, BIZ
SCORE OF "A
The Hitting Of Toll and 1urflart and
Pitching - the Latttsr
Featured.

Tho fast McConRcy nine Of the East
End iourncycd to Belmont yesterday,
whore they met and defeated the agGre-
cation Of that place by score OF AZ.
Tho game was very interesting through
out, being featured by the hitting and
base running Of tho Macks.
In the rGlh inning Bell. the midget
shorIstop Of tho Macks. cloutcd for a
home run. He also featured in stolen
bases and fielding. Burkhart was also
good at the hat. getting two hts IN
three times up. This younEstcr is ABOUT
tho bcs, hitting pitcher in the valley
His pitching was also good, striking ou'
eight mon.
Belmont never proved dangerous, be-
ing unable to bunch more than two nit:
at time.
The score:
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FIGHTERS MANAGER
OBJECTS TO SALE OF
FILMS OF CONTEST

CHARLESTON, W. Va. July ia
cont rovcrSy has arisen over the OWL
crship of tho MOVING picture Hi'As VI
Tho hoxinC contest taken in this city
Nav ,, between Joe Bonds. OF New
York and Dick OBrirn. of Cincinnati.
The pictures were taken by the Capital
Film Company Of this city.
1t appears tho Capital Film company
recently negotiated the SAL OF inc
negative film To a concern IN BucKhah-
ron, W. Va. This was made punhc III"
objection to the sale has becn "iaue Wy
"Riddy" Bishop. manager for y hi-h
on the ground that nc gave inc S"p'>
tai Film company PERMISSION 10 lam
the pictures with the UNDERSTANDING
that the film was to be shown only !"
Charleston. Bishop BELIEVES inc 'rahT
fer of tho film 10 other points "ou'o po
detrimental to his business interests III
the exploitation Of O'Briens Pro"ess
as a bnx.r and has notified TO Capital
Film company that he will not permit
the sale to be made.
81 do not wish to have my stand mis-
construed said Bishop In explaining
The matter. This boxing match Dc
tween O'Bricn and Bonds was distinct
ivelv n Charleston matter and When II
was explained to mo that the pictures
,ycro to he shown In conjunction WIN
the fllms Of the patriotic cel"nra'ioi'
held in Charleston that day. May 5, 1
concluded that It would b. more or Jess
interesting to Charleston people ana
consented to permit tho taking or the
picture. But I did not bargain TOT lt'
being juEglcd from ono end Of tho state
TO tho other. This privilege Is not TOT
SAIL. There Is no amount that couio
purchase It. 1t Is purely sentimental
with mo. II It is for Charleston people
then I'm for It but II Its 10 DO stste
wide, then must offer an objection
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Good Gard Presented
For Kalamazoo Races

KALAMAZOO. Mich. July 13.-The
Grand Circuit meeting. opening here
Tuesday in combination with the Tegu"
lar short circuit races. will present an
unusual variety Of racing. The winners
in tho first Grand Circuit meeting OF
tho half mile events will draw the kings
Cleveland. last week. are entered. while
tho half mile events will draw tn kings
OF the southern Michigan circuit.
There will be three heat. two In three
and three in five heat events Grand
Circuit events. only. will be seen Tues
day, the program closing Saturday with
half mile events.
The Grand Circuit feature events arc
a frce-for-all pace. sweepstakes events
for two-year-old and thrcc-year-old trot-
tors. two $4,000 purse events for trot-
ters and two $4,000 purse events for
PAGERS.
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WON By BRooKLYT.

BROOKLYN, July 13.-Two scratch
hits. n pass. a batter hit. n wild throw
hy Stock and n steal home by Myers
gave brooklyn three runs in the first in
ming today. the Supcrbas defeating 81.
Louis to /. Cadorc had wonderful
control. holding st. Louis to six scatter
cd hits. He did not issue a base on
balls Stocks hits. an out and IN" Soc
ond Of McHcnry's three singles, gave the
Cardinals their only run The score:
Ct ou,r 200 100 OO0--l 6 ]
Rrooklyn 900 600 00x--3 8
Meadows. Tucro and Dilhocfcr; Cadore
and Miller.
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BAUERS MIN IN
FREAK CAME
LOCAL TEAM FEATURES IN SLUG
FEsT-wHNIHa By SCORE
OF 13-l.
Burysttstown Scores Hcr Lone Tally IN
tho Fifth inning by Two
Eits,

The Bauers played rings around m
aggregation from Burgettstown, Sunday
afternoon at Tunnel Green. Every ma;
on the local team got a hit. Three or
the regulars were out of the gam" hut
were replaced BY three Of tn" best scmt-
pro mon in the valley. The Baucrs won
by n l3 20 l score.
Burgrttstown scored their only run
OF tho game in the NTH. when Rupert.
the center fielder. connected for n home
run. Tho visitors could not hold the
ball. fumblcs being made so often that
the score keeper could hardly keep
track OF them.
King pitched q good game for tho
Paurrs. striking out ten men and failed
TO give a base on balls. lie also got
one hit.
The score:
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ARMY CHAMP IN
CHALLENGE; MAY GO
AFTER DEMPSEY

PARIS. July 1S.-Bob Martin. heavy
weight champion OF tho American e&'
peditionary forccs ard the winner OF
The inter-alli.d championship at the
pcrshing stadium. has issued chal-
lcnGc to tho winner Of the Carpenter
Dick Smith night. If he fails to obtain
n match here. Martin says. he Will re-
turn to Am-r!ca and attempt to meet
Jack Dempsey.
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WARWOOD Nine LOSE
TO HIGHLAND CRAYS
warwood Athletes Defeated Their Rivals
South warwocd, by o Score
OF "a.

The Warwood Athletes were defeated
yesterday afternoon on the Rich!and
grounds. by the Richland Grays. by
score nf To 1. Tho Richland Grays
held their opponents helpless through
out tho game. In the seventh inning.
Warwnod filled tho bases. all runners
scoring on II home run hy Stewart.
Summary:
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TWO YoR THE BRowNs

ST. LOUIS. July 1s--st. Louis rallied
in the late innings Of both games ana
with Detroit for fourth place. the
scores were to 3 and 5 to 4. Bronkins
Sit OF Perry's glove sent across the win
ming run in the eleventh inning OF me
second game. Sothcron won his eiGhth
successive victory in the first game.
Score: " u
First game: ~ ~
St. Louis ...... 900 OO3 lON-f
Kenney and McAvoy: Sotheron anu
SEVERED. -
philadelphia oil 900 OIL 90 - |
St. Louis -. 900 200 O20 0l-3 J.
Rogers. Perry and Perkins: kooD'
Shockcr and Mayer.
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SUNDAY BASEBALL

The residents OF Elm Grove. Will be
able to enjoy Sunday baseball. as re-
suit of an election held saturday in the
out-thc- pike city. Those in favor or
baseball won by vote Of III to %.
II is the opinion OF tn. out-the-pike
people. that after the young men and
boys work six days n week. they shouN
have one day for recreation. The hrst
Sunday ball game will likely be played
next Sunday at the Grove ball park.
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Red sox BEATEN

CHICAGO July 13-ChicaGo defeated
Roston Ia TO 9, in an exciting smuggling
match today. Fabcr pitched in fin" form
until the locals had a 10 run lead. when
he cascd up. Tho worlds champions be
gan smuggling tho ball and before ne
within tying distance but Lowdcrmlk
relieved him and prevented a tic.
Cicnttc finished the game for Chicago
with ease. Score: ~ ,
Boston ....... 900 oo3 COO . Il .
Chicago .... 401 141 03X-1i
Mays, Dumont. Caldwell and SchanG;
Fabcr, Lowdermilk. CiCuttc and SChalk.
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LAKE REGATTA

PUT-N-BAY. Ohio July 13-WAat Is
said to be the largest gathering or
yachtsmen ever assembled in one place
is hero for the Intcr-Lake Yachting as
sociation's regatta which begins tomor-
row with the squadron sail and review
of yachts.
Tho regatta opened today with long
distance race among crafts from tho
various cities in tho association. An I'M
usually rough sea was reported by tho
shippers.
Actual completion will begin on Tues
day morning, sail Don't races in 10 class
es being on the program.
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Won BY CLEVELAND.

CLEVELAND. July 13.-Cleveland dc.
feated washington. 5fo~4 in the third
game of the series Cleveland acquired
an early lead off Craft. but Gill held
the indians In check while Washington
tied the score A triple steal was
pulled with two out in the eighth by
Cleveland. wambsganss thus scoring me
winning run Tho score:
WASHINGTON ....oo11o2ooo-4 10 }
cleveland ......oo121oo -
Batteries-Craft, Gill and GharFiH'
CovelesEfo and ONeill.
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GIANTS EVEN
WITH PIRATES
IN THE SERIES

NEW YORK. July l3.-Ncw York
evencd up the series with Pittsburgh to-
day winning the second game "t the
series by a score Of to :. New York
won in the sixth inning. when Hamilton
WAS knocked cut of the box. TIL" Giants
scored six runs on four singles. two
doubles and a base on balls. Pittsburgh
was unable to bunch hits on Benton.
Score:
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Home runS-Bcll.
Two base hits-TIoutz. Bero. Burkhart.
Stolen basc-Bcll Burkhart, Perley.
Base on balls---Off Zcrla, /; off Burk-
hart. |.
Struck out-Dy Zcrla, 3; by Burk-
hart. 8.
Cmpirc-SmOkc.
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Two-hasc hits--Wclch. Woods, Pry-
sock. Hamilton Home Runs-Rup"rt.
Ncuhart. Stolen hns"s-Ford. Hamil-
ton. Bases on ballS-Off Bloom. ?.
Struck out--Ry King. 10: by bloom. 3.
Hit by pitched ball-Prysock. Umpire
Joe Jaeger. Timc-2:n0. Attendance
1900.
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Two-base hit-Lewis. Thrse-oase mt
.-Pipp. Stolen base-Bodie. Sacrihcc
hits-Peckinpaugh. Young. Pipp. Dou-
BILE plays-Ainsmith to Bush; Pratt 10
Pipp. Left on bases-New York, 6; Dc
troit, 8. Bases on balls-Off ShawKey'
s; off Boland. 5. Struck out-By Shaw
key, 5; by Boland. 2.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-14
TILTONVILLE WINS
FROM MOUND CITY
Bob Lat.mer, Of Tltonv11le, Again Pulls
of Big League Stuff.

In a game featured by the wonderful
catching and throwing Of Bob Latimer
and his home run in the seventeenth In
ming. the fast Tiltonville nine defeated
the Mound City aggregation Saturday az
ternoon on the lattcr's grounds.
The pitching Of NCuhardt for Mound
City was also feature. This youngstcr
is about tho best all round player in the
valley. and might be holding n berth in
the big leagues. but for his hearing.
Tho summary:
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Two Base hts-Johnson, Salleneer-
ser.
HIT by pitched ball-Dabney. l.
Baccs on balls-Ofr H Eroe, l. OK
Dahncy. .: off Banks l.
Struck out-By II. Erbe, s: by Daoney
!; BY Brooks, ..
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FERRY EAGLES
DEFEAT CLARkS
Fast colorod Aggregation os1seseo ~
the nrartins Ferry Team
Score 81,

Martins Ferry Eagles again sno"eo
their superiority over the fast ClarKs
Of this city. by defeating
them by Il score of to l. yesterday ar
ternoon at League Park.
Tho Eagles had very little trouote IN
dcfcatinr their colored opponents. al
though thcyIhrcatcned to score several
times, being checked by the steady
pitching OF II. Erge.
Tho summary:
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AU1IcAR LEAGUE
WHISTLES WIN

In a fast game at Pips Creek ysoke8-
day afternoon. the Whistle nine Of Bell
aire defeated Pipe Creek by . 0oofO q
8 to 6. The Whistles ware held seore,
less until the NTH inning. when tAeY
punched five hits. scoring six run1. -
The Whistle A. c. challenge any taSk
teams in the Ohio Valley for q EAulo
next Sunday afternoon to be played -
the Bellaire grounds. To grange ~
this game call Manager Mckelvey -
the Windsor hotel, Bellaire.
The score: -
Whistles ...... 900 06l oOl-S - .
Pipe Crack .....o11 l02 UO1-S
Whistles. Snively and Long; ~
Creek. Brown and Elliott s.,
nT1v wAp 1AVTNda ORAHRDn.-sfl
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STAGE
STICK WORK
AND MIN OUT

DETROIT. Mich, July 13.-Go,ng
into the ninth inning O run behind. Dc
troit staged q hitting rally. with. two
mon out. that netted two runs and de-
fcated New York. 5 10 4. Cobo's work
in the field was feature, while his hi
ting scored three OF Dctroits runs. The
score:
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Mound City 900 900 900 900 900 90
Tiltonvillc. 900 900 900 900 900 Oil
Two base hits - Burlcy. Ransom
Home run-Latimer. Strikeouts-Neu-
hardt. IS: Nelly. .. Bases on balls
or Ecuhardt. /: off Nelly. l. Sacri-
flee h!ts-Burlcy, Eaton. Aiken. stolen
bases. Ransom. Ncuhardt. Poindcxter.
I.atimcr, Nelly. Umpirc-Shipman-
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Three base hit-Zimmerman.
Stolen bascs-Kauff. Nicholson.
Sacrifice hits-Bigbce. Kauff.
Sacrifice fly-Caton.
Double play7-Flctcher, Baird and
Chase.
Left on bases-New York 5; Pitts
burgh Q.
Base on balls-off Hamilton 5.
HIts-off Hamilton, 8 in 5h innings:
off Mayer in 2h innings.
Struck out-by Hamilton !; by Mayor
2.
Losing Decentralization.
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standing OF clubs,

The greater the necessity FOR saving
Tha intelligencer Want Ads
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Standing Of Clr0g.l
AMERICAN LEAGUE

Yesterdays Games
Detroit, 5; New York. 4.
Cleveland. =: Washington. 4.
st. LYouis. 4; Philadelphia. 3.
Chicago. "A; Boston,
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Home runS-Stcwart.
Three base hits-Lcfty. Almond.
Two base hits-McBrde 2, Long.
Sacrifice hits-G. Murray.
Sacrifice fliee-Costain.
Double plays--Smith TO Long.
Base on balls-Off Smith. !; off Stew
art. J.
Struck out-By Smith, IS; by Stew.
art. II.
mpires-Gooch and Schram.
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Saturdays Games.

Saturdays Games.
Detroit, 8: New York. ..
Boston. IL: Chicago. 4.
philadelphia. 8; ST. Louis. l.
u)washton. s; Cleveland.3.
(2)wash'ton. 5: C1cv"land.3.
f1>-F1rst game. t2)-Second game.
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Saturdays Games.

Pittsburgh. !: New York. d.
81. Louis. 10; Brooklyn. 5.
Boston. 4; hicago. l.
incinnati. T.: Philadelphia.
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HOW they STAND
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Yesterdays Games
New York. 8. Pittsburgh. :.
Brooklyn. 3: St. Louis, l.
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NEW YORK, July 1.-THE weeks
record in each league Of games plAyec
won and lost. with runs. hits, srForR
men left on bases and runs SCORED ~
opponents, including games Of Saturday,
July II, IL As follows:
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The greater tho necessity for saving
tho greater your opportunity TO use
The Intei!LEencer Want Ada
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INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
/: Reading 3.
Rochester 2: Baltimore Q.
Buffalo s: Jersey City 2. (1gt)
Buffalo s: Jersey City .. (2d)
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Mound City. Alb. r H Pc. A. O..
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-04
'6GlelH (
By Marie Mauk.

@ ATRlOTlC enthusiasm among
IID the grown ups and almost
grown ups finds its vent today
m dances and picnic parties
Dancing began with the sunrise dance
st Belle Isle this morning gwen By
the Entire Nous club, followed by a
second morning dance IN the same
place BY the Council oi the Pan
Hellenic iraterni,ics This evening a
stag banque, will be given IN the Lee
Huckcns hotel by the PHI Delta kap-
pa fraternity m honor of its members
who have returned from averscas
service.
The dinner dance at the Country
club last evening was an unusually en-
joyahle affair, sixty reservations hav-
ing been made for dinner. Among
fthose who entertained dinner parties
we're Mr. and Mrs John Alber, Brown,
who had as their honor guests MIR and
Mrs. Damon u Dunkin Of Webb City
Mr.. Thomas r. Braniit and Mr. Minor
| Sherwood were other hosts
n
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Jones, Mr. and
Mrs. NJ A. Creamer. Mr and Mrs..
Porter H. Morgan, Mr. and Mrs. w.
A. Robin, Mr.. and Mrs NJ NJ Smith
and Mr.. and Mrs. IT, r. Fisher will
\ make up a party which is to motor 10
\ Northeast lake this afternoon for fish
in and picnic supper
Mr. and Mr. Eugene Paul led
\ better, who have been living ~ Ok
\ nulgec. have returned here 10 make
\ their home. They are now the guests
|, OF Mrs Iedbe,ter' parents, MIR and
\ Mrs. W. \. Bcat,ie of 1904 West
Thrty-eighth street, hut after next
week will be at home at l2l9 West
Thirty ninth street Nj" Hazel Beat
tie. who has been visiting her sister.
Mrs Lcdbc,tcr. IN OkmulRee, returned
home the last ot the week.
y -
Mr. and Mrs. {. Edgar llonnold
| aud children. phllp Clark and Betty
oi 40 WeS, Sixteenth street will re
turn tomorrow morning from Kansas,
1 III where they have Spcn, fortnight
Mr. and Mrs Porter VI Morgan OF
llll West Thirty first street returned
Tnesday morning from two weeks
lmo,or trip through Colorado and New
\ Mexico.
Mr.. and Mr.. :. II Phillips. who
removed from this city TO Ada a few
months ago. viii arrive tomorrow TO
spend the wcck-c with Mr. and MI.
Morgan.
Mr. and Mrs. g. + Massey OF Ill
West Fourteenth street will leave Sun
day for five weeks trip on the east
\ err coast. where they will visit the
cities OF California, Oregon and Wash
irg,on. On their return Mrs Massey
and children expec, to go to Colorado
for the remainder OF the summer
Mrs +. w. Whitney OF Tulsa ar
rived Wednesday to remain in the
Massey home during the absence OF
y: '."d Mrs. Massey.
Ms. Ivan /. Reeder Of 1000 ClaSsen
whd spent a fortnight in Excelsior
Springs. Mo. has gone or to Butler
where she will remain until July 70
Mr.. and Mrs Hamilton G. Stcwar
and children, Mary and John, OF w
West Thiry-six,h street will artiy,
today from Canada, where they hay
visited relatives for the past ,hre
weeks,
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A handicap match for the men an
mixed foursomc for the women Wi