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The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1920-08-06

Mrs. e. e. Hardness left yesterday
afternoon via the Northwestern road,
meeting her sister, Mrs. Henry Robran
at Owatonna, and the two ladies pro-
ceeded to Rochester, where they are
now the guests of their parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Andrew Holm.
A. H. Shelby and family of this city
are touring the northern part of the
state by auto at the present time.
Friends have received word from Mr..
Shelby at Brainerd and he plans to
locate somewhere In that vicinity if
possible.
Gilbert Fletcher of New York is in
Mankato visiting his moth1 Mrs. l..
G. M. Fletcher. and his sisters.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1920-08-06
FLOUR MILL IS BURNED
VALUABLE PROPERTY AT
VERNON DESTROYED
Fire of Unknown Origin Occur
red In the Village Early
This Morning
Especial to The Free Press.l


Vernon Center, August 3.--Fi1e OF
unknown origin destroyed totally the
-four mills owned by Herman Swan
son with capacySy of fifty barrels, at
two o'clock this morning The dam
aged was placed at $4,000, upon
which not half was covered by in
surance. Mr.. Swanson carried $500
insurance on the machinery and build
ings, and $4,000 protection on the
grain and -four, making total OF ST.
500 insurance.
Shower Saved Stockyards.
Undoubtly shower which visited
Vernon Center at the time of the fire
prevented the stockyards which are
nearby from burning. Men mad been
Busy yesterday cleaning the grain in
preparation of milling today, so there
was a large quantity of grain on hand.
Mr. Swanson has been in business in
Vernon Center Tor the pas several
wears, and had a pro,rerous business.
1t is reported tia; he will rebuild
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1920-08-06

parts of Iowa, Illinois and Wiscon
sin. They drove more than a thou
sand miles, and found the road con-
ditions generally fine, and had no car
troubles of any kind. They visited
relatives at Aledo, Ill.,, and Brooklyn,
Wis, and also saw the sights of Dav
export, Rock Island and Moline. and
visited the government arsenal at
Rock Island. They took in the Dells
of the Wisconsin and other points Of
interest on the return trip. They are
thorough boosters for hard surface
roads, after having tried a number Of
them in Iowa, Illinois and Wisconsin.
They report remarkable advances in
road improvements in Wisconsin in
particular. in the last few years, and
to lesser extent in the other states.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1920-08-06
NORTH MANKATo

Erick Lund, son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Hans Lund, has returned home from
Washington, d. c., where he has been
for some time acting as a page in
the United States senate.
The w. C. T. u. meeting yesterday
was very enjoyable affair. After
the devotionals and roll call the sup
erintendents for the various depart
ments were elected as follows: Evan
galistic, Mrs. Joe Trautman; Sabbath
observance, Mrs. Victor Rydeen; med
ical temperance, Mrs Carrie Keen;
anti narcotics, Mrs. Holtz; social and
red letter dates, Mrs. Bantz; flower,
missionary, and home relief, Mrs. H.
Stansfield; parliamentary usage, Mrs.
W. H. Irwin; mothers meetings and
child welfare, Mrs. Clare Walrath;
medal contest work, Mrs. A. A. Stats.
1t was decided to raise the remainder
of the jubilee fund. Following the
meeting picnic lunch was held.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1920-08-06

Mr.. and Mrs. Bert J. Eurch of Ora
NADIA called on friends in this city
Mr.. D and Mrs. julius westemayer Of
St. Louis, Mo-, are guests at the home
of c. A Westemayer, North Fourth
street
F. c. Conant of The Free Press
Lithograph department claims the
championship for the season for the
best catch, having caught COW while
fishing at Lake Washington yesterday.
Judging from the present price OF beef
probably no one will dispute his claim.
Mrs. A. w Egler of Detroit, Mich,
formerly Miss Esther Peterson is Wis
fling her mother, Mrs. Bertha Peder-
her guest Miss Edith Carlson of ST.
Paul.
Miss Mildred Fritz has returned
from Minneapolis where she has been
attending summer school. She was &C
ccmpanied home by Misses Ethel
Wesener of Minneapolis and Florence
Granger of Los Angeles, California.
DR.. Lydia Osborne. OF the Holbrook-
Sohmer Clinic, returned yesterday
fTon a vacation trip. Miss Osborne
took the boat trip between Detroit,
Mich, and Duuth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Mahlke OF
Austin arrived in the city yesterday
and will be guests in the city this
week. Mr.. Mahlke has charge OF
the Value store there.
The many friends OF Mrs. l..
Schrieber will be glad to know that
her condition Is greatly improved.
She fell down stairs a week ago to-
night, receiving serious injuries
II. A. Fuller arrived in the city
Saturday from an extended business
trip to various parts of the state, ana
will remain in the city few days.
George Klein, yho is spending the
summer on his farm near Akiey,
Mimi, is in the city for few days.
Mrs. A. Gunsolus and family, Mr..
and Mrs. Conrad Clausen and family,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Clausen,
ST.. of Pemberton, Mimi, motored 70
this city yesterday to see Mrs. L..
Schrieher.
DR.. C. C. Pratt of the Holbrook-
Sohmer Clinic, returned recently
from a vacation spent at the lakes
near Hubert, MINI.
Mrs. J. B. Richards left this morn
ing for Cambria, Wis, TO visit
friends. Mr.. Richards left today for
New York where he will purchase
goods for the Richards store
Mr.. and Mrs. e. F. Soaring and
sons, Stanley and Donald, returned
last evening from an automobile tour
Of eleven days which extended into
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1920-08-06
VERY PRETTY WEDDING.

Bride Of w. S. Swagler.
A very pretty wedding was SOL
emnized at high noon today when
Miss Jessie Marian jerks, daughter
of Mrs. Jeanette Nelson, Mora,
Mimi, became the bride of Mr.. Will
liam s. Swagler of Huron, s. D., at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ G. Jen-
sen, Washington Court. Rev. G. A.
Cahoon Of the Methodist church Of
f1ciated at the services. The bride
was attired in blue tricotine suit
with hat to match, and carried a
bouquet of brides roses. After the
services a wedding dinner was serv-
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1920-08-06

John Gainor and daughter, Miss
Marguerite of ST. Cloud are in the
city visiting friends
DR.. William Black of the HolbrooK-
Sohmer clinic left for Chicago and
New York where he will take post
graduate work. He will be gone
about three months
Joseph G. Robel went to the twin
cities today. From there his father
will accompany him on business trip
to the northern part of the state
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1920-08-06
THEY SAW NO TRUNK.

Police And Reporters Deny Story
Told BY Winona Complainant.
Winona, Mimi, August 4.-Echoes
are still being heard as result of the
raid by the "moonshine squad on the
Pellowski home in Winona It will
be remembered that a short time after
the raid, Pellowski, alleged that ST.
100 was missing from a trunk Police
and reporters stated recently that no
trunk was visible when the raj was
M:de.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1920-08-06
ASK BETTER SERVICE
What Is Expected Of The Employees
OF Milwaukee Road.

Utmost efficiency in operation of the
railroads. will be expected of all en-
ployes of the Milwaukee road accord
ing to a circular sent out today. Now
that the matter of increase in salary
has been granted, the officials of the
road make it plain that they wish
complete CO. operation with the public
and with each other to secure and
maintain the very highest efficiency
of operation. 1t was pointed out in
the circular that the grant of increase
in salary on the Milwaukee road
alone will amount to $21,6O0,00O each
year.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1920-08-06

The Misses Helen Casey and Ger
trude Taylor of Faribault spent the
week end in this city as the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. D. G. Cuddy.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1920-08-06

-,..--s, -, Ter the ladies of st.
Feter purchased at cost of about
5000 beautiful silk flag to present
to Company d, which had on it the
name of the company and Regiment
in gilt letters, and when the flag was
ready for presentation the Company
having gone to Judson, the ladies pre-
scented the flag to the company
through Lieutenant Patton, who was
the only company officer then at st.
Peter, but the Company because
of the trouble with the Lew
tenant, fatty refused to &C.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-25
Gni04ytlN1 ngicqD EhsIzIoab NJ galla = AltGz<


Under the chaperonage OF Miss
Carolyn Macadam. vice president OF
the Biahop school. la Joiia, Cal,
Miss Eispeth MoEwan. Miss Anna
Roberta iiosa Miss Louise Hunt OF
liar Harbor. Maine. Miss Alice
Rodgers of Chicago. and Miss vlr.
Einia scripps Of la Jolla. will sail
wednesday. october 81. on the Fu
shima Maru for the Orient Their
itinerary include. Japan. Korea,
China. tho Philippines. Java. bur
nah. India. Egypt and Southern
Europa returning IN about eight
months. nurtns their travels the
young ladies Will study Oriental art
Mr.. and Mrs. Timothy Jerome.
who Departed the Last of September
for New York. returned on Friday
evening. Miss Emily Jerome accom-.
panied them Fast. and has entered
hrtarcliff Manor for tho winter
course
Mr.. ana Mira phfiip n. nm. OF
Chicago. are receiving messages. OF
osngratuiaiion on the birth OF a son
ocaober IL Mira i'm was formerly
Mt~s Virginia Ward. a member OF =
pionesr family OF this city.
Mira Stanford F1sh~r. 81 varcou.
YER. II. c. spent ths week end with
friends In town.
Mrs George n. Dickinson len last
WEEK for New York and other East
ern oanter. To remain several
wcsAA
nr. ana Mrs. william ". Rlne
hart Jr- entertained three former
sist division officers over the week.
end. The party included Mr.. n. NJ,
Walker Of Independence. Ore: AIR.
Lyle y. nrown Of Portland. Ore. and
Mr.. Carl Gsbrielson Of Salem. Ora
Mr.. and Mru Donald Evans are
r~r~4vinx tbs ocnsr~fuia tons OF
their friends on tho birth Of a
daughter Thursday. October II. In
tho Swedish hospital.
MrA " H. wa~sche and h~v sister.
Misc Katherine Luke. are Eoinx over
10 the navy yard Thursday 10 at.
tend q bridge ignehcou az which
Mrs. whi,trn viii bo hostess. Mia.
Luke viii remain for the weck end.
20 be uso guest Of Airs. Major shlr-
ley
yudg~ ara Arr Frederick naus
nan are leaving Saturday for a vinit
OF tvo weeks IN f.ns Angeles
Mr.. ". I. cottman. win her
nIece. Miss Kathsrine T-hel.S Of
Brsznerton. came over To-Day To At.
tend the Monday Practice club meet.
ing al the homo Of Mira Il G.
rcck.
lfrN ~ X Roberts. vho has bern
In san Franchise visiting her
parents. vgii return the end Of the
weak.
My. ara Mra l. eyiglaaeen Naafy~
MaeponaldD have returned from their
wedding trip and win be Al home 20
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their friends afser Novembrx AZ
1899 Second Ave. n.
Mrs. BENJAMIN wocfrusy. who has
h~~n the guest Of Ma. Afinnss Wild.
mer for tho past 10 days. left yester-
dnr morning for her homo In Eagle
wood. y. J.
Miss rncfie Green. vbo hsa beer
visiting friends IN Spokane. returned
tho end Of the week to attend the
house party ut Sorval hall. tho ooun-
try home Of Mr.. and Mrs. ~. II
IAtimer. Al Port Madison. shs viii
b IN. gusst of Mis~ Grace HsffsrnAn
for a tlfno.
Mrs. w. Horton Burnett Of rsocrna
Ep~ns the weekend with Mrs. VIII
lam ". Hartford at her home In tho
MACMILLAN apartrnontA
Mr.. ana Mrs George Thomas Heed
ar- receiving Tire feltcita tons OF their
friends on tho birth of q son Eat
urtay IN The sw-fish hospital
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-25
:: WOMEN'S CLUBS ::

II. German. Rainier Ss4L
WALL waIIa PIT. A.
wafia waiia PIT. a. meets II o,s
school Mt . o'clock.
Ballard High School PIT. A.
ballard High School PIT. A. meets
in the school at z:so. Program mt
sl5. In charge OF John u. Allen
school. DIR. John Hunt win talk on
''goitse," and Will hold a clinic for
children following the lecture MusL
cal numberA
SEATTLE Music Study Club
sestus Music Study club meets
with Mrs. n. II. y. Anderson. 2se7
Boston ave. at i,o.
Cosmopolitan Club
The Cosmopolitan club Of fhs T.
W. g. A. will meet on Tuesday. octo-
Der &c. at 7 D. m. for Bible class. 10
be followed with n talk by Miss
Sarah ". Springer on The cafhs-
drals Of Europe There viii DO
club supper in the tea room At 8
O'Clock. On Friday. the goth. the
executive board Of the club will have
iis monthly meeting In the Office OF
the club secretary at $50 .. m
after which the memberr OF tho com
mittee. together with other member1
Of the club. win attend the Hailow-
cen party and barn dance In the
gymnasium. To be given by the physs-
cal education department.
Canadian Club Dance
The Canadian club win hold 0s
first OF a series Of informal dances
Tuesday evening. October 70. In
hail. Good music
and their friends are In
vi,cd. Dancing and cards
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-25

Ex-Shdley Has . Good Stomach
IF man spends six years In me
army he surely would have TO have
= good stomach. have a good one
now and Foley Cathartic Tablets
made II that way. II any one does
Mt believe this, ist him write 10
Arthur L. Lyons. 4s4 Cincinnati St..
Dayton. Ohio That Ia . sample of
~ hundreds Of letters received by
yolsy 4 Co. You can relieve bilious
nsss, bloating, constipation or other
ssn6iti0ns arising from indigestion
With yoIey cAthartio TabietA Sold
lUoUUh1eA
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CLUES FOR TUESDAY


Ciionisn Club
The Cfionian club will meet at the
Federation club house at 4 o. m.
Members viii respond 20 roll call by
naming the price Of an article Of
food today and It's price ten years
aso. The program includes a paper
ON Thrift by Mrs. g. IL Fairbanks.
a talk on '-rhe Household Budget, ("
by Miss Effie Rsitt. from the home
economies department. Of the Unlvcr.
sity OF Washington. an illustrated
talk on Materials and Styles for
General uulity," by Miss Frances
IIcverio. chairman OF homo soonom
les Of the State Federation OF Won.
ems clubs Members are privileged
10 bring guests.
Literary Interpretation Dspsrtm~nt
Literary Interpretation department
OF the Seattle womena oiuts. under
the leadership Of Mrs. Marie Beebe.
will meet with Miss Maud MeGough.
itiJ s5th ave. A. the same plao. tho
current topics department will meet
NJ , .. m. with the constitution OF
the United States as The afternoons
study.
Cairidh Club
Mrs. w. n. Martin win entertain
caisidh club at the homo Of Mrs.
Charles q. Helfner. COS y. Denny
way. at ! .. m.
Seattle Civic improvements Cub
An interesting program ufil he
given by the Seattle Civic improve
ment club at : D. m. In the club
rooms Members are urged 70 at.
tend
Writ<s~' Climb
Papers will b read by Mrs. q. v.
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Birthday Party
Tor Little Girls

1Gr1 Morris Hayes iuvftrd . mum
1nr ~ children to her home on sat
UR1nv n hepcr Of her iIta,s cAugh
60 KAts and Emily. whose birth.
~ u WA Games and dainty re-.
1sUshmsuts occupied the attsrpoon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-25
Broddsody Circle Of The
Freit and Flower
Mi&Sion

a brtdxs party and musrsse tsa
- Zen arranged By the North
Droa6UAy guild a the Fruit and
xlpwr Afinion. % take place Mon
~. Nsvpmher 1. at tho Residence
- 1GFs. Purry II Trusx. toit +.
OA19 - Paying win commence At
. ,. N. and tcA win be served nj 4
MA william sfiliznAn b chairman
- - card COMMITTEES. and her ~
n1u<Ants wfii Be- Mira Oliver winfr~d
wrockets. Mrs Perry n. TruAx. Mrs.
HARRY Otis Mcknight Mrs. Homer
Dudley. MrN A. O. Loo. and Mrs
Onmu~l Leroy Crawford
Mn Clare II. vaxnswUrsh WIN
UDnexibuts tho mus$cAl program
Diagnosing the ho~pisaiifi~s NJ ne
Rns win be NrA A r. Trlax and
11ssA r. =. Goodwin. Tickets may
- secured from Ars. siiliman and
- Mcknight
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-25
"a WAILING GHOST

No Halloween party Ia complete
without IT. ghost story. Let tho
ouHts b seated in a circle on the
0eor and dim the lights in the room.
Wbsn Tho story reaches an exciting
Saint let . ghost with . loud wall
5ump INTO the middle Of the group.
1his win furnish plenty Of thrills.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-25
1sfoymdl Supper
0P III. Mffnn

~. and Mrs Trafford Huteson
GnfersAined With an Informal supper
~ their, homo at the Highlands last
UVsnins. In welcome to Mr.. George
xAA1 Mum. who has recently re-
onRnsd frem . twe pears sojouru In
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ADDITIONAL. CLUES

Mas1fs,ea Entsv<akmusut Gut
Marathon f:nsertsinment club w.
y. A. Of MsccAbers. yin use>s At the
Transportation ciuh Railway Ex.
change hidg- shis evening at .
O'Clock Mira Hathaway and Mrx
Ciaxton VII b hostcsseA
Palm Crrie Ne. -. NslsAbGs u
Wooarrnfs
Tbs n-xs regular m-ctinw Of Palm
circle No 60. Se,ghbors Of WOOD
crAft. win b. hsh ~ the Ewsiish
han Friday evening, ocfober -.
Mrs G. C. Van osvsian. Rr~nd guas-
dian wiIi spe&k on The Problams Of
rrnsernai fnsurunce-
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Mrs. Fusseln,1n
E1skert1ins for D0u0hfer

IN ceiebrafion Of the seventh birth.
~ II her daughter. Marguerite
1ane. ArA Warren o. Fusseirnan
ontertatned Saturday afternoon with
= Halloween party. Ten little girls
Unrs hidden on this hapr Nnr-asion.
~ 6eeorxfions were appropriate to
AAnove'en. with tiny kewpies dressed
- sheets and pillow casns for favors
~ the refreshrnsnt tabsa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-25
Queen Anne Fruit and
F20aOer Mission

Ma Frank ssfbert vn entertain
- members Of the Queen Anne
orcle u the Fruit and Flower Mis-
G1on With . luncheon ut her home
- Hendzy. November I. The circle
msses The firsf Monday In each
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II9l.7b1|

Mountain vi~v Ladies' AID
The Mountain View Spiritual
ladies' Aid society win meet Tues
day at .. m IN Caswcirs hail
AMI Community Ccurmittre
Tho Ali Community COMMITTEES
~in meet with Mrs W. y. Htchinsr.
sofa si-t & W.. on Tuesday evening
AZ s O'Clock
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-25
Dinner to Honor
Hr. Mum,

Mr.. and Mr.. Harry whitney
treat have arranged . dinner Al
ehsir homo on "wednesday evening.
y compliment TO Mr.. George Ladd
Num-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-25

yARrMA.--Mrz John Nelson traps
and kills large bear.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-25

Haley. MR.. A. ". Tsayner and Miss
Parnolia Jones at the meeting Of the
Writer'S club. at 9 p. m. IN the
Erickson club rooms. Y. w. G. a
Visitors welcome.
Elsie Lincoln Benedict Club. No.
The Elsie Lincoln Benedict club.
No. I. viii meet IN rooms 234.23s.
Globe building. az .. m Friends
are invited.
Eastern Star Cub
A card party Will be given by the
Eastern Star club at 2 .. m. In the
club rooms. 20 which all Eastern
Stars and friends are invited.
6rnfue Iodg. No. 2. Degree Of
Honor
Mrs. Hattie Mckay win preside at
gree Of Honor. auxiliary 10 Ever.
green lodge No. ?. A. O. u. W.. In
Evergreen hall at p. IN
Emnn Lazarus Auxiliary
Emma lazarus auxiliary. B'nni
Bfith. viii meet this evening at
Educational center.
RAini~v Chapt~v. ID. A. n
Rainier chapter. u. A. II. meets at
the Sorrento hotel at o'clock. Rev.
Frank y. Dyer. pastor of tho First
Congregational church OF Tacoma.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-25

Tho Canadian womcn'a club VIII
rive n Halloween card party In the
Eastern Star club rooms. 1890 Ar.
cade building. at O'Clock. Ressrva-
lions for tables may be obtained
from Mrs John fnksfer or Mrs. G.
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DATES
To Remember
rvssDAy. oCronEn So
Mr.. Lawrvnes Noes Arpsid-s e,rw~s
., TIE neai~ssrd tnN foe Miss
xsrrtniA Cook ara NJ casser
THURSDAY. ocrouKH rs-
bridge snd silver tea AZ . srrs~~t
at TIE h-m~ % Me- n c. reca
Mrs. David Edward skinn~~ and
Ms wiftsm c. nsri. to c~snpii.
nsnt hr- FrAnk rssksr ard sr-
osihsrs Skinner ~eh . rec~esisn
~ the ssinesv hon. cslilns
heufs sss ansf, ssA
FRIDAY. ocTonrR 10
Halloween dance az seattle reurss
eliza Ser rssssratssns cal xsst
verrnl sps,tns Of sss rcss sluA
SATURDAY. ocronxR 80
Haiis~een dinner -dsaes 90 e~afris
oelf ant centvy eisa
MONDAY. NOVEMBER ~
Mr.. and Mr.. Thomas etfms~~ 20
entertain AT dinner 81 IN. N.int~r
efsh eoopiimsntins Nis vtrstutz
cs-os and her fi2nc~. Mr. csspsF
Gssss, ard tss mesnesrs Of the
hssdsi party.
NOSDAN. >ovEwuER g.
The tnsrrtaks Of Mi- Nirxfrsa r,ek
and Mr.. Caspar ~ C1srts IA Ttfn-
itr church 81 sac e'cls~k-
HB1DAN. NOV ENnf.u a.
Broadway opild 10 have rsusfca,s
snd tea A. the hcms 81 Ma
Csorrs Warren nceie.
SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 49,
Jenisr Guild 81 thu Orthe p~sne h@s-
pitsi to held Tsanksxistrx eance
at the Mss~>tc rssnpia
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gsusior League Of The
Q0N NtlTSeru

Tbe Junior League Of ehe Seattle
Dny Nurwry win meet with Mr.
1anas IL Calvert 1909 10th ava ~.
onmaFrow Afternoon n O'Clock
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onmed BY her many admirers Miss
lrUus Hampton. who IL an equally
onlentsd artist. win be the accom-
unnksx- The following progrsm VII
- given;
=. a, me usvG rvsd Hsr Low .Hsyss
o. eLHsurs Exsasss-.... nshus-y
.-.-.-.........- VI. lane Wttscn
- Aria rrsrn -rsreaiaae- N aassast
Mrs Ate~rt
= - Rs~ssstsen ct ~Atr De Ira Ger
trait de rInfAss fredianel
~ ~r:Henrv Eseusss'' .tsasussy
- Ia rnpfiicn~. ...--.-. .Foadrsin
Mira Ars>rt
- pnDnyArHss ssr plane hv Pad rssse
from th~ opera -Ksrsns Ono.
Gufre" ........-. Ise1nih1~4y
Misc fr~ns uamrtcn
- ~ ~nshln's e-sag- .He~ara WHITE
al 10 . Young ccallemsn---
..-............ John CAfpntsr
- -Y1scas Of Spring. Rsehm Anineff
~ -wirds In the south ....--..-
~..-.... Jeha Prtndie eestt
Ma Afbsst
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-08
Catchers o. X.

The catching department wH be
headed by Hank SEVERED q ESQ hitter.
with Josh Billings acting as the sec.
ond- string catcher. Pat Collins. q new
conner from Joplin, Is said TO have ali
ready won a place on the catching
The pitchers who viii be depended
on to bear the hrunt OF the hON work
are Allan Sothorou. Urban Shorkor.
Bert Galla, Carl Wcilman, Lefty
Ieifield the COM back" and Frank
Davis, from Indianapolis, who is tout
ed as sure-firo future star. In a1di-
ton 10 these hlrlcrs, the Browns have
Ray Richmond Earl Van Glider. RU
Burwel Horace Leverett. Harry Rush
and Harry Schneider. righthanders. and
Rolla Maple and Bill Bayne, southpaW
recruits
Burke's biggest problem will be SET
ting the question at third base. The
veteran Austin probably will sottlo II
Tor him Jimmy wrote to Burke prior
10 reporting that he never felt better
and defied all corners to take his job
II he shows any Of his old time ginger,
well and good, Otherwise, Burke viii
have 70 try his various recruits out
carefully or engineer A deal for a third
sacker, although Shovlin, from the Co.
iumbus club, can play that position
The Browns will play exhibition
games in the Lone Star state up to
March q, when they are slated 10 wind
up their Texas schedule at san An
tonic and start north for their spring
series with the Cards. which begins
April 3. The Browns and Cards win
play six games.
The Texas schedule Of the Brownies
follows:
March 6 and : at Forth Worth: 10
and II, at Taylor, vs.. San Antonio, 10
and II, at Houston, VS.. Houston, II
and ~, az Taylor, VS.. Fort Worth, and
70 er5 n, at San Antonio