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The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-02-14
BUSH LEAGUERS,A ARE g.. So.
being SECUTED = FOR
&. o: BY BASEBALL SLEUTE
Several Stars Secured From
Minors, Which Changes
-. Former Tune
By Henry L. Farrell.
UNITED Press Correspondent

Omitted Press Correspondent
New York, Feb. 14.-"Go out and
beat through the. bushes. We need
some new timber"
The old-time scout scratched his
Old-time head and wondered.
1t was the same old-time manager
talking, who few years back had
said ,-.., w.. T..
clay off them bushers. They can't
hit fast company until they 20
through the mill and learn the
game, -? i - 4
When George Uhle stepped off the
:sandlots of Cleveland last spring and
won eleven out of sixteen games for
the Indians he exploded hunk Of
dynamite under one of the unwritten
laws of the old game. ~ :.
. It was dogmatic in baseball from
the = early "nineties" down through
the! "teens' that a recruit had to
climb the ladder rung by rung from
the empty lots up through the minors
to the slick green of the big-time
diamond ~,
Back in 1918 the old theory got
its first jolt when AL Mamaux leaped
from the semi-pros to regular berth
on the Pittsburgh hurting staff. !
His feat was considered the excep-
ton to the rule and the magnates still
listed a couple of bitches in the
minors as an essential on a recruits
record.
., Then came young Mr.. Uhle.
The fans had hardly recovered from
the surprise of his feat when came
another tradition busting youngster,
Frank Frisch of the Giants.
Manager McGraw picked. him off
the team of Fordham university and
was putting him through a course in
bench academies when Larry Doyle,
the regular second baseman, went
bad. '~~
Frisch took his place and was the
sensation of the late season. He
played ball like vet and cinched a
regular berth with the clan of the
little Napoleon.
The result is the magnates are
securing the corner lots and college
diamonds for other Uhles and
Frisches.' >.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-02-14
First American Savings Bank.

The first savings bank Of America
was opened in Boston Dec. .13, 1918.
In the same year an institution called
the Philadelphia Savings Fund society
was established. The third institution
of this kind in America was founded
in New York in 1919. The first regular
savings bank was established in Ham,
burg, Germany. in 177S. and the Sec
ond at Berne. Switzerland. 116 years
ago. The first regular savings bank in
Great Britain was opened in Edinburgh
\ Jos years ago.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-02-14
WHY He Felt Safe.

The Professor-A man should have
a solid foundation for his career and
that means he should have a good
i1eai on his shoulders.
The Freshman-I'm all right there.
The track coach says I've got the solid
est dome on the team.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-05-27

Frank Hanover wife will spend two weeks with rea
gone Ceevland o. where they
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-05-27
May Be Plenty Of Coal,
But How About Prices?

The United States is in no dan
ger Of exhausting its coal supplies
in the near future for about 1900
years supply is available, S M.
Darling, of the Bureau OF Mines,
told the twelfth annal convention
of the International Railway AS
ISOLATION at Chicago. He estimat-
ed the supply of minable coal al
$3.50 100000 tons. Last years
consumption, he said, was $50
100000. ..
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-05-27
MAY DINE
ON RODMAN'S FLAGSHIP

Former Senator Johnson N. Cam
den has received an invitation from
Admiral Hugh Rodman who was in
Lexington last week, asking that the
Kentucky delegation to the San
Francisco conventions dine on the
flagship New Mexico. Admiral Rod
mans flagship, will be in the San
Francisco harbor during the conven-
ton.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-05-27
Richmond Daily Register

5. ri. sAUFLEy. Eaa;tor and Proprietor
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-05-27
ON A TOUR OF
CITY ATTRACTS ATTENTION

A large gray squirrel was down
town Wednesday evening on (s)hop-
ping tour, and he seemed short of
cash, for he visited the Madison Ne
tional bank after having made palHG of
the trip on Main street from the west
by way of the cables and telephones
poles, making the crossings with the
agility characteristic to his kind. He
would come down to the side walk,
then ascend telephone pole, sit in a
window and then scamper away, only
to appear again, much to the delight
of many spectators.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-05-27
ECONOMY-REDUTiON
(By associated Press)

Washington, May 27-Economy in
individual expenditures, reduction of
nonessential loans by Tanks, increased
production and improved transporta-
ton are needed to reduce the cost of
living and debate credits, Governor
w. P. G. Harding, of the Federal Re-
serve Board declared today in respond
ing to a senate resolution of inquiry.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-05-27
CUBAN HORsEMAN
BUYS NOTED Colt
Richraog,d Horse To BE Contend
er In Ncted Derry NeZt faii

Harry E. Swan, Of Havana,
Cuba, we'll known horScman, IS
in the CITY, spending a few days
with B. B. Million, owner OF sew
eral thoroughbreds, and has IN
vested in some noted horSeHesh
during his stay.
Mr.. Swan was looking Tor q
suitable candidate for the Cuban
Derby, which is scheduled Tor
next March. He tried hard, but
in vain, to persuade Mr.. Million
to price his good colt CourtvleW,
as Mr.. Million intends being in
that derby himself. Purse to WIN
Iner $4,000.
Mr.. Swan ventured the asser-
ton that the next best prospect
in view was a black Dick I'm
nell colt, Black Ball, also owned
by M. Million. which he bought
and will be shipped TO his south
ern home in July, where he VIII
get his final touches for the great
race. He also bought half inter,
est in two fine brood mares, theil
colts, by Great Horon, the sire o
Heron, that won the derby this
year. She will be shipped to hel
future sunny home next fall anc
it is the opinion of Mr.. Million
that the horse will be heard from
later.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-05-27
CONCERT At COUNTY JAIL

There was an in1promptu concert
Wednesday Afternoon at the county
jail, when a number of prisoners were
provided with instruments it was dis
covered that there was much musical
talent in confinement. Some Of the
prisoners were especially adept at
banjo playing and the music was en-
leoI4 z o9!nb peAoId 2! sc lie "a p9Gof
TO them
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-05-27
Ideal Sections CT Lincoln Highway

There is to be constructed on the
Lincoln Highway, the great national
road stretching across the country
from ocean to ocean, an ''ideaI section"
which will embody the highest ideals
of modern American highway con-
stTuction. This section will serve as
an example to the road builders Of the
world seeking information as to the
best and most satisfactory type of
read that can be built.
The funds for building the sections
will be provided by the United States
Rubber Company. In announcing the
company's willingness to pay for the
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-05-27
DIRIGIRLE AIRSHIP SERVICE
By Associated Press)

(BV AssOciated Press)
Cambridge, Mass, May II 4 diri-
gible airship line to engage in regular
passenger service between New York
and San Francisco is project in
which War Department officials would
like to interest capital, with a view
to having an air fleet Immediately
available in case Of war, according tc
Professor Harvey N. Davis, of. Har-
ward University.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-05-27
section, Vice President ]. N. Gum sale

section, Wee President J. N. Gunn SAID
"The desire of the company in auth
orizing the appropriation is to advance
permanent highway construction, and
to stimulate on the part of those who
have in charge the construction of
Americas public roads, careful con-
5ideration Of the needs of the future
in undertaking present construction"
The specification Of the Ideal Sect
ion" has not yet been decided. A ques-
tionnaire has been mailed to every
highway commissioner and engineer il
the United States asking for suggest
ions. The location of the section has
not yet been selected, but condition.
on the Lincoln Highway in Ohio, Ind.
H., and Iowa Indicate that one Of
those states viii be chosen.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-05-27

Deceased agricultural production
may result IN this country becoming
dependent on overseas food supplies,
Herbert Hoover declared in Il letter TO
Representative Reddick.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-05-27

An immense quantity of corn
has beer planted in Madison
county since Saturday morning,
it is said. There was a dearth of
farmers in the city all reporting
that corn planting is now the
chief issue, with tobacco close at
hand.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-05-27

Mr.. George Summer, of Pittsburg,
Pa, is the guest Of friends here.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-01-07

&c &c dine 81. p~rosince Sc seAlo
hodne dopisovatelek q tax bych
81 TO pfala vSdy. A tel pan becl6k
mas navstivil. Poole jcho popisu
must to byti pravy dxcntlcman
Posuzuji tax jeho podobu a mou
n myslim 81, he by z mas byl u,
slcchtily parck. Ale Skoda, pre-.
Aoda, &c jsem jiz dala srdce j.
1ntmu a to uslcchtilejSiho xcvne.i'
'sku. Ted mn6 jedi stale do me.
sta, kdoz vi, IN kym! Ale dlouho
TO TAX ncstrpim. Vezmu 81 jcdno.
duse rozvod a pax, pane beclaku,
ma shledanou v "Zcnske Hid.
eel
Ctena PAM! TEST mas, zc jstc do
piscm do nasi "zcnske Hlidky''
zavitala a doufam, &c vice nasicIl
ctenych ctenafck Sc mezi mas do.
stavi, TAX ably byla nase stat tim
zajimavejsi, kdyz TAX vsichni ri
di ctou. Srdecn6 vas zdravf a
preje YAM stastny novy rok -
Pofadatelka.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-01-07
Severity
balsim pro plics


turu, ma fanny a fekli by jim, co
fekl Lincolniiv soused, ncchte
brambory prasatim kopat, talk
tam prasata ma brambory zahra-
dill a povida: Root, hog, or die!
(Prasc, ryj nebo pojdi! TAX by
ten g~uvernersky dictator mohl ty
diktatora zadostive DAFT ia tako-
We prazdne fanny a take fici:
Prase, ryj nebo pojdi! Delnlk,
vida We mGstech nebctycne budo-
w jednu "a druhou ma mile a sam
ncmaje nic, snadno uvefi Marrow
o te pffsefe kapitalu Use shlcuji-
chic a tax stava Sc pessimistic-
kym nell zoufalym. Neradil bych
zadnemu uz staremu, kdo We me-
ste sve silyrutratil, ably chodil na
venkov. Ale kazdy clovek mia
dy, ktereho We meste neeeka mic,
nez delnicina, nemel by tam III
stavat. Ovsem, socialista no tam
chce. Ma venkov6 by no ztratil a
ubyla by jedna nespokojena sla
pro socialism a pro tn "vetsinu''.
Kdo je ma venkove a zvykne,i II Pc
neurode, virou a nadeji prace Sc
chapat, ujde te priserne vidine
Marxove do velke mlry. A kdyz
nasc legislatnry bcz diktatora
dovedly az prflis pristfihnout kfi-
dla kapitalistickym draham, do
vcdou to j jinde. A tax ia mala
mensina Use vlastnicich milliona-
ri a ia velka v'estsina ME nemaii-
ciho proletariatu i1s6u pfilis da-
leko. Pro tn pflseru at kazdy do
sud klidnG spf. A tou zlatou vet
sinou' proletariatu $ tim 'spasi-
teInym' diktatorem at Sc pfilis ne
blazni. S dctou-
Jan Rundus.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-01-07
PRIZNANi K DAM z PRiJMU

Bro Sc jiz Ease budou musct W.
plnovat prihlasky k DAM 2 prijmii
va +. 1919. We mnohych statech
okresni agent jiz navstevuji
zvlastm instrukeni kursy, by mo-
hi byt napomocni farmarlm We
svych okresich pr teto praci.
Kazdy farmar, jenz ma prijem
podlehajici DAM, mel by Sc hned
.po |. lcdnu dat do toho a sestavit
Isl jen tax z hruba svoje pliznanf
K DAM z prijmii a pax Sc poradit $
okresnim agentem. ktery mu ie
prohledne a poopravf. Gin dele
Sc 5 tim odklada, tim mrzut6jsi je
to prace. fOkresni agent budou
miti $ tSmito prihlaskami pozdeji
pine ruce prace, proto by farmari
sami mel hledet na to, By Sc agen-
Il do nj mohli dat co nejdrive jen
mono.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-01-07
Jak Sachovati zdravi snadne
a iiste.

Je-li vas zaludek v n~eporadku,
neobviilujte jej! Doznejte upfim-
ne, re Sc dopoustite tolika pfcci-
MI prot nalezitemu zpusobu. Two
TIA a vyzivy, Re ubohy, z~neuziva-
ny zaludck musi SC boufitil Jak
to naprayity Ctetc tcnto list:
est. Paul, Mimi, 7. pros. 1919.
Kdykoli nam nejake potizc Sc za.
ludkem, tax jcn benin do lekar-
ny pro Trinerovo Le6ivc Hofke
Vino a "a 2--3 dry jscm zas V po-
radku. Vas IIcnry Ccrvcny, Ross
ST. Zkustc tel tento lex a pre-
|syedeite Sc, re Trinerovo Lecive
Horke Vino pomaha ke zdravi d
zachovava jc sradne q jists. A
prave TAX mdzete miti plnou dn-
! Ike vsem ostatnim Trinero.
wynn lekim, protoze firma Joseph
|Triner Company, 1333-43 $. Ash
land Ave, Chicago, TIL, jest fir
ma ncjvss s~polehliva. vlada spoj.
|Statd zadala j roku 1917 q 1918
sbjcdn6vky vclIseho lnilozstyi
|rGznych lskafsky rll pfiprsvkh. b
objsdnavky W byly yyriseny !
hiajhi sv6domitostf. Advert
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-01-07
Nase Beseda
TWINSBURG, OHIO, %. pro-

TWINSBURG, OHIO, %. pro
since 1919. 80 Ct6na rcdakce! Phi
lozcnou shlcdatc bankovni pc
ukazkn, znGjici ia obnos $3.50, kl
zapravcni pfedplatneho ia "Po
krok'', ktery Sc mnc vclice lib
Jest V nem ycsmes dobra cetba
casovt clanky, ktere jsou pro kaz
dtho poucne a sprayne jest mni
dodayan. V 1ctG zimmerman 81
vas pfitcl-- Fr. Stasek.
= = y
DENTON. NEBR.. u. prosinct
1919. CtIna rcdakce! Nejdrive
prijmctc srdccny pozdrav a FARO
vcDi pref VAN sfastny d dspesnl
nov,y rok. Jclikoz Sc mole dobi
k obnovcnf predplatneho blizi
jake asi vscch jinych, TAX VAN
posilam 81. 80 ia "Dcnni a Ncdel
nj Pokrok', ktery sc mne V kaz
dem ohlcdu vclmi zamlonva
vsem, kdoz jcj jestc ncodebiraji
mohu jcj $ dobrym vedomim do
porucit, nebof jsem pfesvcdcen
re Dude kazdy S MIN ~spokojen d.
IL miry. jake ja, jenz tom,lto ca.
sopisu pref ncjvctsiho rozsifcni
v 1cte znamcnam SC
Bohumil vokoun.
= - =
PINCONNING, MICH, q. pro
since 1919. CteDa redakce ''Po.
kroku"l Dopis ohledns meho do
piatneho jsem cd vas obdrzel q
zarovcl muslin VAN sdelit, he se
mne "Nedelnf Pokrok' celkem Ii.
III. Ttz dovoIuji 81 pochlubiti 81
ze jsmc byli V nasi domacnosti
dine 26. prosince pocteni nAvst6'
YOU toho dIouhonoheho ptaka
ktery nam pro radost zanecbaI
ststntho d az poslid zdraveho sy,
Iiacka, jcnz jest . II j~cdindcek Y
t,fliz jsue no to,iEebilS ocek$va.
II. Pokud se tyde pot1sf, ~ No
liz mi zc ttitoulne name btk
nou zlny. Ped sY$tky napsdlc
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-01-07
xourzx
PAM RadovS.
+++++++++++++++

Pfanim mym v tonic jiz zapo-
catem novem roce jest, by kazdc-
mu pfincsl hojnost vseho dobre-
no., TAX abychom S %moudrosti, tr-
pelivOsti a $ laskou otazky a cd
povedi 81 kladli a, abychom vice
pracovali, hlcdeli vice vyrobiti a
vice usctfiti. A phi tom vsem pa
matujmc, Re "a praci neni zadne
nahrazky!
Vazena pofadatelko "Zenske
HIidky" a zvlaste PAM Radova I!
Ctena PAM Opet muslin Sc chopi-
Ii pera a par SLOW, Gill n6kolik
fadkh napsat ma odpovef vasi
mne udanou 20. H." &c dine II.
m. m. Pfedne pisete, re je vam
divine, re zadam radu cd toho opo-
vrhovaneho stvofeni, zeny, ktera
byla vzdy We vsem odstrcena, -
"jako re snad niccmn nerozumis''
Ale prosim, II mnc to mus byti
vJminkm. Wife, ctGna PAM, zc
Matiiove a HolHove yzdy jsou
pryni ma vsemozne hlouposti ?
A tax ia sebc take ncvyjimam.
Ale kdo to byl a mnc vzdycky IL
sadil, kdyz jscm mel v nmysln Wy
vesti ncjakou hlouposte Byla to
mole scdma ~svatost, mole manzcl-
ka! Muslin sc pfiznat, ze v prv-
mich letech masich zacatki, koli-
kratc mnc brayal zajeci lmysl, a
kdo to byl, co mnc vzdy zkrotil a
napominal ku trpelivostig Opet
mole manzelka, jcz vzdy fikavala,
re trpelivost ncsc rGdzc a mela tez
pravdu. =. Dale jak pisctc 0 to
netccnosti pfi volbach! V tom II
lespoii musite ucinit vyminku V
nasi n~estranne (nonpartisan) lie.
To nell, ctcna PAM, Il gcneralovf
cd ligy dobfe- vycviGcnc ty far
mare, by ami jeden nechybil pfi
volbach - by to yit6zstvi bylo j.
ste! A ted opet mazou medem pl-
sky delniknm. M, uvidime, jaky
to Dude raj ma svete, az oni Sc do
stanou k moci; nu. d%oufcjme! =
a tax jcste slovo. Dalnf vzpomin-
Ky VIII mysli; jak jest znamo, sta
~ clovek zijc We vzpominkach a
tax i ia vzpominam, nebot "A. pro-
since tomu bylo - rokii, co jscm
vstoupil ma tuto zcmi, jake l6-lcty
jinoeh. A pryni jidlo mole V teto
zemi byla stedroveccrnl vcccfc.
TOT pamatny pryni den! A 20 jest
tn vzpominek na zasla l6ta Go TAX
musi clovek profit sklamani a 90
to bylo nadeji d vetsinou ty ma
dele Sc rozsypaly jake domck ka-
ret A tax asi muslin nkoncit.
tn mon correspondence. Ale pro-
sim jcst6 slovicko, ctena PAM Ra-
doya Vitc, mne jake MatGje, ca
sto 81 solisede dobiraji, ze pry Ma
til nebyl svaty! &c pry nikdc V
Cechach ncudelaI zadny zGzrak, &c
pry sc nikdc k ntmu ncchodi ma
pouf q podobne, a to vito, &c mne
TO mrzi! TAX co tomu fikatc, ne.
bylo by lcpc 81 dat nejakc jine
jmenog TAX yam pref veselc
syatky a sfastny novy rok, jakoz
vsem ctcnafilm a ctenafkam cerI
lemu personalu, red8kci a tot Sc
VI, tel ctene pofadatelce "Zenske
Hlidky'', ably dostala hodne tako-
vych mazanic, jake tato Mat
Kouba, Lidgerwood, N. u.
odpovSd psnu Koubovi : Lid
pcrwood, Nd: Vazeny pane, To-
X me velicc. ze ncjstc jedcn q
tech, jcnz pohINi ma zcnu jake M
tyora nizsiIio, ale jake na bytost|
sobs roynou d .iscm r6da, ze 1l6te
toik ~qtfimnostl dsti chvalu . y
auSbf tornu, toiuu tstfi. zci1@ se'
stejngm vzdelanim, vychovana "a
stejnych okonosfi, vzdy yyrovna
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-01-07

sc muxi q mohych pfipadech no
predict. Jedni vie il mux nemdfc
witt a Ia jest, matcinu l6sku. Di.
ky IA vaSc sprdvn6 naxfr6nf ma 2e'
nu, "a vase uznAni zcny VAST, dru1.
Ky to vaScho pozcmsk6ho zivota,
a Re vzdy na roxcesti vast pouti
vedela lepc, kudy sc mate ubira-
iii, nexli Wy sam, k vytknutemu CT
III. Sam doznav6te, 10 lena ma w.
trvalost a trp6livost, jichz obou
jc nutna tfcba pro xivot a jcho l.
spcsne zakonceni. = Co sc tyce
nctccnosti obcant vhci v~olebnimu
osudi, Recommendation, re, kdyi
jste sobe s~tSzoval, re mnozi obca-
ne ncsli k volbx a ze ii tluchubovd
cd nonpartisan lfgy zvitezi, to jc
pfiroxcne. Kdyz jcdna strana, jcS
ma znamcnite nazory o vyvoji OBJ
canstva, avsak niceho nekona XVI
provedeni onGch nazor1, strana q.
pasna, radikalnf, S n6kolika tue
Hubby v cele. obyccjnG zvitezi a to
jen proto, zc snilkove sedf donna
"a peel, We sv6 obcanske nctccno-
sti, spolehajfcc, re to ostatnf spra.
vi bez jcho hlasu. A timto zpd.
sobem sc pax dostanc k veslu ne
zadouci zivel. = Kolik bylo Mate
jd svatych a kudy a jak, ncbo
jcstli Sc k MIN chodf ma pouf, to
ncvim, pouxc to, &c Mattel, Maci-
eek, Malek, Macko, Matous, Ma
tias ie jedno a to same jmeno a
protoz ii vasi sousedi Sc yam ne
musi posmfvati. Vzdyf sv. Ma
tous byl historikem Kristova pit
sobeni a sy. Matias byl dvana-
ctym apostolem, ma miste Jidase
iskariotskeho. Nuze, sdelte svym
kritiklm a posmevackaGm, re, jest.
III chtsji cisti novy zakon cd po-
catku, musi zacfti $ Matejem MA
tousem) a ma mfsto Jidase Iska.
riotskeho Ease dali Mateje MA
tiase). Toz tedy prvnim a posled-
Tim je Mattel. Historic svatych
Match po ruce nemam; jeden
vsak pfipada ma den %. mora,
Poole kalendafe.
Ct9na PAM Radoya! Prosim.
sdGItc nam, jc-li William ulice cd
|Tfinacte XII Ctrnacte rovna, ncbo
vyssi. aneb o 6 stfcvicGI nizc, neil
Tfinacty = ids 0 sazku. il H.
kan, Re je bud rovna, anebo spise
|stoupa. Pan B., tez vas odberatcl,
Sc vsak vsadil, Re .je nejmene 0 6
strcyici MIC IA. We y.yse uvcdenem
mist6, nezli 13. PAM i. X. Y
Ravenna, Nebr.
0dpovsd pi. L. X. 2 Raycnna,
Nebr.: Ctena PAM zadosti vasi $
ochotou vyhovuji. Ulice William
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The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1920-06-10
Graham .Wyche.

! Last Thursday afternoon. mt 2.15
O'Clock, at the Baptist Church, Miss
Carrie Wyche, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. H. c. Wyche. of this place. and
Mr.. Mack Graham. Of Collins. Miss,
were united in marriage with a most
beautiful ceremony. performed by Rev.
Jasper r. Smith, of Shreveport. The
church was profusely decorated. the
organ being hidden In a bower Of flow
ers. The nuptial songs were sung by
Mrs. Bell Henderson, of Shreveport.
and the march was played by Mrs.
Grafton Peyton. Messrs. JENNA and
Lyles Wyche. the ushers. led the bridal
party. followed by Elizabeth Rabbi.
fiower-girl. Alverne Walker. ring-besar-
er. Miss Lizzie Wyche, maid-of-hon0r.
and the bride. on the arm Of her father.
They were met ut the altar by Rev.
Smith and the groom. with his nest
man, Mr.. connor, of Collins. Miss.
The bride wore lovely blue trlco-
tine travelling suit.
They left at once for their future
home, in Collins.
The groom Is the popular Sheriff for
Covington County. The bride Is life
long resident of Plain Dealing. where
she is dearly loved by a large circle Of
friends for her beauty Of character.
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siderably, though hands are very scarce
and high In wages.
MIR. Rusg Oglesby was circulating
among friends here this week.
MIR. NJ. Il. Kidd and Mr.. Lee n.
Bush went up on the lake fishing Tues
day.
The baptist pastOrium is almost
ready for occupancy and is now being
painted.
Mrs L. +. Hoffpauir spent the past
weekend with her. aunt, Mrs. 4. n.
Perry. residing near Rocky Mount.
MIR. George Gilmer, William Gilmer
and Mr.. Mcdonald motored up from
Shreveport Sunday to see the Ford oil
well
Mrs. Allan Boggs and her sister.
Miss Zola Keoun, are in Sloan Springs.
Ark. where they went for the benefit
OF the health OF the little son Of Mrs.
Boggs.
Born. Sunday. to Mr.. and Mrs.
Howard King. a boy-their first child.
He Is a grandson. OH the paternal side,
of Mrs. NJ. a. King and on the maternal
side a grandson of Mrs. Jim Rogers.
Mrs. Ben Ferriil, Of Shreveport,
spent Tuesday and Tuesday night with
Mrs. w. b. Boggs. She left Wednesday
for Houston, Texas. leaving her two
little SONS with Mrs. Boggs during her
absence.
Mrs. Eber Rabb. of Belcher. came
over Wednesday of last week for the
wedding of her niece. Miss Carrie
Wyche. She returned home Friday
accompanied Ivy Miss Lizzie Wyche
who will continue her music class ii
Dixie another year
The Methodist Ladies' Aissionar,
! Union met with Mrs. Flowers Monday
afternoon. After all interesting pro
gram. sandwiches. tea and cake were
served. Those present were Mines. j. L
Dudney. J. h. Turnkey. 4. J. Evans
John Allen and Frank Collins.
There was an informal dance at til,
Electric Theatre Monday night. Thos,
attending were Misses Sadie Winston
Hazel Swindle. Maggie Fenet. I.oi
Swindle. Niadge Wyclle. Eula King
Nettie and Lillian Brock. vey and Aim
kendrick. Nina McGaughey. Edna Win
stOn and AIaude Thompson. Messrs
Carl Perry. Paul AlcGaushey. IJr. Nc
5 Kellar. Arthur Turnkey. G. w. Meares
/ Willard King, Lyles Wyche, Hirsche