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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-14
Prep Cage Outlook

On the preseason dope. Lincoln
looks Ike the winner Of the city
basketball championship this year.
Dame Dope is a tickle old lady. how
ever. and the Railsplitters may not
have fnuch an easy time OF Il
Tho statement that Lincoln win
win the title is based on the fact
that four Ietterrncn are turning out
for the squad and the fifth member
Of the present first squad Is second
string man Of last season.
BIZ Nolan and Bottles Basford,
two of the star forwards In the city.
will undoubtedly hold down those po-
eitions on the Red and Black five.
Both are good scorers and both cover
the floor well. Nolan was a mem
Der Of last years Ail-City second
team He Is captain OF the North
End quintet.
Bruce Hesketh. hast years center.
is back on tho Job again. n he
steadies down and plays consistent
hall. he should be one Of the best
ccnters in the city. because he has
plenty Of natural ability. He was a
bit too errntic last year.
Bill Savage, the best guard In tho
prep league last season. II back on
the Job again this year. He should
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-14
SEATTLE "CRITICS"
PICK DEMPSEY TO
WIN QUICKLY BY
SLEEP ROUTE

Here's tchat Of Seattles fight "crics' think Of e
outcome Of the BIZ Brcnnadck Dempsey setto IN Neio
York tonight:
CLAY ITEi think the bout vfn last about rcund- WIN Dempsey
being X
trying TO build Dempsey into big card to draw hugo house when he
the
DANIEL L.
n
In
CHARLEY HtlEN-I ay
with big fellow
Dempsey him Mske
DIR WALTER kEiT0N-Bcause preJudcod
probably fireman
stay eigh, rounds WIN tho champion But that's
Jo>ES-Dcmpsey
n an
I Ia
He
PuasEIEy-r
kncckouts
miller Dempsey much tho should
about
MtiDOON-f
BROWN ths
DBININMAS-I win
l
n him
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-14
ANNUAL wv" GRID
BANQUET ON TONIGHT

Now that football days are over
the university football warriors are
going to celebrate their not overly
successful season with n banquet Mt
the Washington annex tonight at
$40.
Prcxy Henry Suzzailo. Coach Len
Allison. whose resignation has been
accepted by the student board OF
control. and Graduate Darwin Meis-
nest viii be among the speakers Of
the evening.
The Flaherty medal win be
awarded the man who did the great
est service TO the team in the eyes
Of the players. The captain for next
year viii also be chosen.
Those invited to attend the ban
quet arc:
Pay Ecknrnn. Efbert Harper. John
Wilson. Guy Norris. Theodore Faux,
James Bryan. Henry Haynes. Herman
Muller. Lawrence Smith. Robert ingram.
Augustus Pope. Harold Glen. Newman
Clark. George Hogge. waiter Peterson,
I'D Ifobi. Wendell Turner. Loon Klein
hole.
william Hyndman. Glen southwick.
Rhea Rutier. Robert Abel. Erwin DALEY.
Wilford Gundiach. John Prini. Ed Porep.
Malcolm GoodfeIiow. hamilton Green.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-14
DEMPSEY is BIG FAVORITE TO KNOCK OUT BRENNAN
CHAMP
SHOULD
WIN
EARLY

Jack Dempsey. worlds heavy
weight champion. Is bolng made a
big favorite TO knock BAH Brennan.
Chicago contender into dreamland In
about five rounds by Seattle fans
Dempsey IL booked 20 defend hts
titls for tho second time when he
meets Brennan tonight He knocked
Billy Miskc out In three rounds
Labor day In his first bout rs cham
pion-
The hss time Dempsey fought
Brennan he hit Rln SO hard on tho
chin that Brcnnan's ankle broke
That was In the sixth round.
But Brennan Is big fellow. who
has been winning most OF his fights
by the sleep route lately and he has
= world OF confidence IN himself
There Ia no doubt. however. but
what Dempsey has improved az least
100 per cent since he fought Brennan
last and with the $500 900 Carpcn-
tier bout looming IN the distance he's
not going TO take any chances
We look for Dempsey 20 sap Rrcn
nan for keeps real early and unless
= miracle happens Dempsey should
b winner inside OF five rounds.
Don't think for a minute. however.
thai Brennan hasn't got a chance
because he has Physically he's
peunpsey's equal and he carries a
stir punch. Dempsey can be
Knocked out--Jtm Flynn did Il three
years ago--hut we can't see any
thing but n Dempsey X. o. inside Of
I'VE rounds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-14

nememi~v Harry Mock. the old
boy who u~ed 20 FLAP cut home runs
for tho Victoria eiab In the North
western league years aro- Well.
Harry IL running . bowling alley
down In Los Anrries ~ the present
time. He's rated ~ one Of the beat
pan men In the cafeteria city.
pfr -T~nworfhy r. counting . ios on
hob Csary and joe DA5i~y In the Pitch
inH llne aerf season. lie expects Geary
70 10 one Of tho best pitchers In the
league.
In . fsnsipg be- Monday Kenny
snid that there i@ . chance that the
toeai shsrtetep b~vfb will 10 fllied by
sith~r Crane ~ Cincinnati % Buster
Caten Of Brooliyu-
Rurncv has n tina, Rob rtsher. Vernon
sscend-Hseher. won'i ts in the coas,
league merit year.
WINE N California Eenwo-tnv win
look over tire teams IN the several win
tors league operating there IN hopes Of
picking up promising recruit or two.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-14
BRENNAN ISN'T so
CRAZY AFTER ALL

be more than n short workout for
Dempsey, Mt least $4,000 fans were
booked 20 pay 100000 to see the
Chicago heavy flirt the second time
with n catastrophe.
In compliance with the state box.
Ing law. both were to weigh In this
afternoon at o'clock.
Word from the training quarters
said that the champion would step
in the ring around 1856 pounds. while
Brennan would be around 1876.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-14
wv" WOMEN'S
TEAM
Is LINED UP

TIE lineup for the women's Uni
verxify Of Washington hockey team
was announced at tho hockey ban
quot at the University Commons
Friday night
Tho team picked to represent the
university consists OF: Center for.
ward. Elsie RoHin: right Inside. Olive
Engcr: right half. Francis Mhihern;
center half. Florence Sicoiai: right
wing. Pauline Horner: left wing.
winifred Champlin: right fufiback.
Janet Dcwhurst: left fuilback. Eliza
beth CriEm: goal. Margaret jenkins.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-14
HARVARD'S
GRID LIST
COMPLETE

CAMBRIDGE. Mass. Dec. IA
Ten games appear on Harvard's 1891
football schedule. which WINS an
nounccd here today. The Hist includes
Boston university and Middlebury
college in n double header on scptem-
her "a. Holy Cross. October 1: Indi.
ana. October s: University OF Ccor.
ria. October rs: Penn State. october
-: Centre college. October 20: Prince
ton. November 8: rsrown. November
Il, and Yale. November 10.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-14
CALL OF PREP
GRID GAME

CLEVELAND. Ohio. Dec. "a
I7ic proposed football game between
East Tech High OF Cleveland and
the HaverhiIl. Mass. high school
team, for the right to play a Pm.
clfic Coast team for the national
championship has been declared off.
according 10 word here Haverhill
sent word that the team was thru
playing for the season. East Tech
IN sim negotiating for a western
game.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-14
LEWIS
WINS
MAT CROWN

NEW YORK. Dec IA. - Ed
estrangier) Lewis. master OF the head.
lock. reigncd king among the wrest
Jers today.
The big Kentnckian took the title
from Joe Stecher. who threw Carl
Caddock for the championship last
winter. after bout lasting 1 hour
and 40 minutes, here. last night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-14
CADDOCK
BEATS
LONDOS

SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. fs.-Earl
Caddock WIS awarded the victory in
his wrestling bout with Jimmy
Londos. here. Inst night.
Caddock secured the first fan IN IL
minutes 8 seconds with a head scis-
sors hold.
Londos took the second fan with
an arm scissors In I hour minutes
Is seconds.
In the remaining - minutes 10
seconds of the scheduled two-hour
bout neither could gain n fall
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-14
SISLER WINS A. L.
IN OFFICIAL LIST

CHICAGO. Dec. 14.--Prernier hit
ting honors In the American icaRue
20 TO George II. Sister Of 81 Louis.
who batted 4o7 in 1856 games. accord
ing TO the official batting averages
given out here today. Sister also
hung up n record for the number
of hits made-257.
Just what Charlie Comiskry's 40
ton In suspcndlng alleged crooked
ban players on his club did TO his
pennant winning chances next year
can be seen in tho fact that three
OF them batted 1913 or better.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-14
Morris to Be
Shifted to
Right Wing

while at first II seemed err
tain that Bernie Morris would
hold down his old position at cen
ter In tho Seattle hockey for
ward limo n II possible that he
win b. shifted 20 right wing be
causc he shoots entirely from the
right hand side and he's tho only
right handed shot on the forward
line. both Foyrton and Riley
shooting from the starboard side
With this trio In line Seattle win
have onr Of tho bcs; scoring com.
blnadons In hockey.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-14
NATIONAL
LEAGUE MEET

NEW YORK. Dec. 1s.--with moth
ing In particular to fight about. the
National league mngnates were as
scmbicd here today for peaceful
annual meeting in the waldorf-As-
toria this afternoon.
Ratification OF the new league OF
leagues" with It's articles. was the
only item OF interest on the schedule.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-14
INTERESTING SESSION
or COMMISSION

There promises 10 be an interest
ing session at the next meeting OF
the Seattle boxing commission when
that worthy body takes up the mo-
zion made by Chairman Hanlcy. sec.
ended by Elmo Jones and laid on the
table at their last session 10 bar Clay
Hite from singing shows in Seattle.
Hite has announced that he viii
~ on hand Mt Fridays meeting to
defend himself and there should be
opmc interesting reading compiled at
nat session.
In making the motion Han,-y ar-
eused Hite OF breaking several rules
- the commission and win undoub,-
od1y Try 20 have him barred Jones
Gidnr commit himself last week
vhfie Commissioner Kclton said he
would vote against IT,
mtA In putting on shows for The
1mzfcAn Legion. did not ask for
Dwmifs for the first few shows from
~ commission and the commission
tAen put tho bee on said znokcra
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-14

This Speaker of Cleveland was
next TO Sister with ass.
Babo Ruth flnished firm. Joe
jackson. OF the White sor. was
fourth. Ruth swa,ted .37s for a
total Of f72 hits and 1863 runs. Ruth
In addition TO acquiring home run
honorz was second In whiting hon.
OTIS. Tho homo run king famed
so times.
II ]. Niehaus. OF Cleveland. led
The swatters. He batted .444 for 10
games Tyrus Cobb averaged .3as.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-14

Local Ball Chiefs
After WisferziI
and Miller

prcry Keeper and Manager
Kenworthy are In Portland 10.
day en- route 20 the Coast league
meeting Mt Sacramento Thursday.
While In Portland the pair will
try 20 put over the deal that IL
expected 20 bring Tex Wlsterzll
10 the locals. They win also
confer with Harry Gardner, the
big Highlander. concerning his
1921 contract.
Kcnworthy stated yesterday
before leaving that he was after
Hack Miller. the oaklnnd slugger,
and that he was going 20 try 10
swap players for him. The
Duke says he would be willing 70
give an outfieider and a pitcher
FOR the Oak star.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-14
ny HENRY /. FARRELL

NEW YORK. Dec. 14.-Ev>n II n
beating is thrown In with II. $4,000
In not 30 bad for about seven to ten
minutes work.
Therefore. the glove cfnn gathered
hero today was not questioning the
sanity OF Bill Brennan.
Brennan is scheduled 10 70 thru
IL rounds with Dempsey Mt Madison
SQUARE Garden tonight. but the ex-
perts predicted that 1t would take
lust about three rounds for him to
70 thru the floor or the ropes.
Despite the bunch that II will not
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-14
CIPP
LOSES
GAME
FIGHT

SOUTH BEND. Ind. Dec H.
George Gipp. football star of Notrs
Dame college. lost a losing game
against pneumonia when he died
here early today. Gipp was "a Year,
old and. In addition 10 being a star
halfback. was credited with being The
clevercst baseball player in the bis
tory OF Notre Dame.
lilo was sought by major league
managers and was expected to slgdP
with the Chicago Cubs for an out
neld berth on next years team.
Clips death ended a hard battle.
HE won't de-" the doctors said
You would think he was on the
football field again"
The end came at SEA a. m today.
In addition TO his mother, sister ana
brother. who came here from Laur-
ium. Mich. two weeks ago. Coach
Rockne and members OF the Not0
Dame team were at the bedside whe
the star died.
Gipp died from pneumonia The -,
ficial cause given was declared 10
have been Streptococic throat trouble
following an attack OF tonsiiitis. He
never played football until he came
10 Notre Dame. He had been a base
ball player. During football pracsfce
one day Glpp appeared on the grid
iron and when an oval rolled his way
he picked II up and drop.kicked from
the so.yard line for a perfect goal.
and then had little difficulty In max.
ing the team.
Arrangements for the funeral
which win probably be held =
Laurium. win be made today.
NEW YORK. Dee fL-Ceprr|
CIpp's career ended just when ~
name and fame began. W
Almost simultaneously with the =
nouncemcnt OF his death came t.
announcement Of Walter Gang
Americas football authority. that theI
Notre Dame star was the GREATS
fuITbaek Of the year.
.
SOUTH BEND. IND. Dec 14ct|
Football VIII not be blamed for
death Of George Gipp. Ia
According 20 Coach Roc1ns 81
relatives Of Cipp. hfs participate
In football was neither directly a
indirectly Responsible for his dead
Georges tonsiis have bothere
him for years." said his brother
Matthew. He should have had thenX
taken out long ago. but kept putin
II off,"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-14
LAYTON WINS
CUE TITLE

CHICAGO, Dec f4.--Johnny lay
ton was the new three cushion BIZ
Hard champion today following his
close victory here last night over
Bob cannefax. OF San Franciaco.
who held the utic- Tho game went
% innings. layton winning rs 70
ca.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-14

n s~ems - n he ing rouv ssms-
tear~ league of Canada. acrs~><l 81
beinr . prrf~~sIensi eirvaif By rrexy
rstrirk Of tho Coast ieawue. viii con-
tinus 10 ess>rafs - an amateur league.
In spite Of the fact that they have
been denied amateur cards by the
A. a. A. This information 10 brought
hack herr by Jsrk walker. seattle
rover. who ~tepp~d over In Calgary
en- route To the Ge~ss.
Tack aiD brought word inst DUKE
Keats. counted on ~ Vancouver s- their
center lee man. Will stay In Edmonton
this season
Ths vie<sria club h srev rr~d
Fredcrfcisun. . big center piaying In
the big -Four league.
Roy Ricksy ard Charley Tohin are On.
psetsd to report to the Nets today.
s~sson ucksts are now ON sale At the
Arena
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-14
FULTZ GETS
/. AIR

NEW YORK. Dec. i<.--John Con.
way Tooic. New York attorney. was
elected president OF the National as
sociation. a newly adopted name. for
the international league. 20 succeed
David l.. Fultz-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-14
UCHI~HDIEr
go TOMORROW

WIN boxing uuieter IN Seattle shan
- night before Christmas. local
21hns Hrv turning their attention to
Tacoma and Brcmerton.
George EtceIl the fic-t feather
weight champion. and Bud Ridley.
Coast tiuehoidcr. VIII so four rounds
- Bremerton tomorrow night In
what promises TO DO a regular he
oatfle
In Tacoma on Thursday. Johnny
Celrnars. Toledo middiewcight and
Joe Exnn. OF Boston. box -ix
rounds. This win be the first show.
ing d either boy In the Northwest
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-14

II Is expected that Beth and Mol.
lie Langley. Ann Mayhail. Hester
Eastman. Madeleine Pless and F'rieda
Hulcn. stars OF the Crystal Swim
ming club. win enter IN the meet.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-14

A new move was made Yesterday
towards selecting a 1921 Washing.
ton football coach by selccting Oar
win Meisncst. Prof. Aver and Bob
Abel TO work with the alumni com.
mittce.
Tho alumni committee consists Of
Neis Harrison. Louie Seagravcs.
Vice. Coyie. Walt shiel. DR.. Don
Palmer and DR.. w. c. speidel
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-14

Dave Danforth, former White q
hurlcr now with Columbus. Is strild
out king Of American associafid
with total OF iss.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-14
WOULD BE
RUIN

With Dempsey fighting Brennan
tonight. the winner meeting willard.
and with Carpenter about to box
Jack Moran II would be ruin for
either Dempsey or Carpenter 10 get
waiioped by any OF their piaymaies
before they get together In their
little $500. 900 mixup. II the bouts
are all on the square II seems az
n both miflers are taking a lot Of
chances because they would draw
inst as much tomorrow an they wifi
next year. A beating for either now
would knock the drawing power Of
the bout for a row OF wen known
home runs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-14
GoEsGAN vs.
0WUEAN

Down In Portland tomorrow night
Joe German and Al Grunan. Eighties.
win get together. Grunan fought
here and took beating froup Bob
Harper. He didn't make much Of a
nit here. II German In fighting MP
70 form he shouldn't have trouble in
beating the Los Angeles miller.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-14

New southern baseball leagues
Planned by cities in Arkansas. Louisi-
ana. Texna and MlasIsNippi.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-14

The most for your
money. tho best for
your mouth. the
safest for your
health. IL the guar
antee given by
DIR. EDWIN J.
DItOWN
SeattIe's Leading
Dental office
zoe CoIumhia 81
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-14
GREAT
INDIAN
is STILL
STAR
ny DIAN SNYDER

Inc lhio with which AiHirtrH SUI
round themselves II usually short
lived thing. But tho casa OF Jim
Thorpe. the cariiAle Indian. u an ex'
ccption.
Ills greatness refuses 20 pass with
tho years Thorpe h the great phys-
ical machine attn. True. he has lost
tome OF his daAh aud sturdinena. bu,
he II wiser and moro mature.
Time has chiaeied lines In his face
and grayed his hair. but his great
meas remains a part OF him
lie had big year In baseball ss
an outfieidcr for the Akron club OF
tho International l.ague. His bat.
ting average was well over the 800
mark and no ran Wild on the bases.
gRItlIANCY
LIVES
Changing his spikes for his cieats
was a mere difference OF sitting for
his athletic prowcns For on the
gridlron Thorpe In ever moro super.
iatlve
A. captain Of tho Canton eohiol
Bulldogs. n professional football
team made mp OF the college stars
OF few years ago. mostly. hts bril-.
haney continued TO assert itself
when Thorpe exhibited his stun
AZ tho Polo grounds recently against
tho Buffalo Aii-Amsrlcan eleven he
was a good Is per cent OF the Duh
dogs attack.
ERRORIEss
FOOTBALL
Referee Tiny Maxwell called that
gridsron exhibition the -crrorscas
game In football
The men mads few fumbles and
missed pSsn.cz. but they didn't
tumble with their heads
1T vas played by 2, potential
football coaches who worked out
plays that fftted them individually. :
says Maxwell 1T wasn't spectator
lar football. either. because each
team played by tho book and neither
could get away with anything
Thosc who expected 10 soe Thorpe
&c, awny for long runs were dis.
appointed. He Doesn't do n any
r,ar. Tn. arsrpn, A the proscs.
.ional r,rne h rnuch harder 10 break
thru
Player. sr~ an An, ,,v4srai ssnr. IN
ssesr own rsrhtn Tn-,r nav d.
ponds on what they can DO.
Tho men rrcrn 10 sense the pssyr.
Thorpe IL con.idcr.d one Of the hard
est men IN the rams 20 tackle p..
.,ss. his strength and pow~r III. biz
rnalan appear-. 10 -fe~i. whIeh way
IN. tartfcr IA corning ana rfxe-
s-rnuns xi,h him 40 a. 20 teen ON,
OF reach
uoour~
me- es,rv
~ 800. !. .. o.. -.
- -. -. !, ~ 80. H.
- . -. - -
49, 80. ss -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-14
VARSITY
SURE OF
TWO GRID
GAMES

Tho University OF Washington
1891 football team II assured OF at
ieaut.two games for next season. &C.
corsilng 10 an announcement made
by Graduate Manager Darwin Mcis-
nest
The customary fsrrt game with
Whitman college has been scheduled
for October s in the stadium
The University OF Montana viii
give Washington a chance TO ayenEe
tho singing defeat Of The past season
in their game In tho stadium nchcd.
uied for october rs.
The regular cunfcrcnc- schedule
In stili UP In the air. and perhaps
win not be settled until after the
Christmas holidays.
Professor u. q. Duback Of the
Oregon Agricultural college. prcsi.
dent OF tho Pacific Coast conference.
conferred with washinR,on's confer.
ence faculty representative. Prof. l.
J. Aver. Saturday on tho campus.
They reaffirrned tho statement that
there win he either the present four.
game schedule, or an entirely new
schedule. or no schedule at ALL This
was all that was decided.
As the matter now stands, wash
ington. California Stanford and o.
A. c. arc in favor OF the present
fourgame schedule. while Washing.
ton state college and the University
OF Oregon Just won't play unless they
get tho thrco-garmc schedule
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-14
Georgia Tech
Hangs Up NeD
Coin Mark

ATLANTA. Dec 1.-THE total
receipts for football at Georgia
Tech this year were 500. ooc--a
ncw record for the south. II has
been the beat year the "Goldcn
Tornado ever had.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-03-07
Al6uquerque Morning Journal, Sunday, March Z 1920

in town have been entertained by
close friends, and informal parties
given by others, each day having
some entertainment on its calendar
list. Music lovers had treat in the
way of grand opera on Monday,
Tuesday and Wednesday 9JemAgs
when the Sonora company gave II
Trovatore, Rigoletto, Cavaliera
Rusticana andPagliacci. The tai
ented artists were given a well
earned ovation, and it is hoped that
Santa Fe may have their opportu-
nifty of hearing them again in the
future.
Saturday evening the museum
was thrown open to the public, the
{ ccasion telng the illustrated lee
tire on 'cltIraEia civ n Prof.
c. Z Clark, who suent several days
in Santa Fe. His talk was interest
M to the 1tgentipA aul,cnr". and
e. { an insight into that country
s. devastated by VIZ and crippled
~ t. industries.
On Sunday last an auto party
from Santa Fe made trip to the
Frijoles Canyon, having as was
afterward declared by all. most
enjoyable time. They left in the
morning and returned the evening
of the same day taking in all the
attractive sights among the Won
derful cliff ruins that have become
so famous to tourists, The party
comprised the following ladies':
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-03-07

Mrs. Alice Youtsey; Mr.. and Mrs
Greenhurg of Nome, Alaska; Mrs,
Wilhelm, Miss Clark. Miss Schat-
finger. Mrs. Mitchell from Fort
Worth, Miss Snyder, Miss Funk OF
Magdalena.
Monday evening Miss Parks en-
tertatned guests at the Parrot
shop, in honor of Mrs. Burrows,
who is visiting her mother, Mrs,
Theodore Corrick.
Tuesday afternoon, Mrs. C. f.
Sanford was hostess to a number of
friends at her home on Don Caspar
IaNCnue.
Complimentary to Mrs. Burrows,
Mrs. Louis Lowitsky entertained
guests on Wednesday afternoon,
Mrs. Alphonse Won Nyvenheim on
Thursday and Mrs. Charles A.
Wheelon on Friday afternoon.
Mrs. L. j. Charles was the host
ess on Wednesday and Thursday
afternoon of two enjoyable bridge
parties at her home on santa Fe
|avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. William G. Sargent
entertained friends in a pleasantly
informal way on Friday evening in
honor of Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Hall.
The Saturday Afternoon Card
club met with Mrs. e. A. Fiske.
News came to Santa Fe on Tues
day that Eugene Griffin. one of the
well known and popular young
men of the city, and Miss Mary