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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-07-20

Ia. Clarke, local Hardware dealer
kllcave tonight on q business trip Z
Irtland.
Irhe second cutting of alfalfa vii
lin soon and the crop will undoubt'
n be a good, one. according to Al
Thompson, who was here yester.
II from Echo. Mr.. Thompson an
lalfa grower.
br. II. S. Garfield, one OF the plo-
kr doctors of Pendlcton. left yester-
n on a short business trip to Taco
Harley Rothrock of Adams, says
Il the harvest has started on his
hch and the prospects are excellent
\ Rothrock, who was in the city
kterday, has 800 sheep ON his ranch
b has placed bell on each sheep as
means of keeping tab on the NUT
Is.
b. W. (Jimmy) Hicks. travelling pas
ger agent for the o. w. X. a. N.
inpany, is in the city today on bus
Us. Mr.. Hicks says that tourist
vol is heavy this year
II. ]. Blydenstoin returned this
rning after a short business visit in
rtland.
l'he summer normal school In Pen
ton numbers among Is student
Ichers several who are fr"rl states
Ter than Oregon. Among them liz
is Hattie Toetschingcr. OF Burn
IN Wood. wisconsin. who while on
sit in the west decided TO take nor
\ training IN Oregon.
\ g. r'~gmer, came to 1'endleton
'n Cortland thla morning.
h W -iculians ~ here from Baker.
McIinley or Portland is az the
ei - ~dieton.
-. ssaei wood Is In from Portland
X Rcrk Of Portland Is in the city.
l.. Koch arrived in the city from
land this morning.
barley Boon Of Portland is in town.
X. Weber is here from walla
a today
!. A, BaillarEeon OF Seattle is
'r In this city.
liter Watson OF Tacoma register
4. the Hotel Pendleton.
". Pyle came In From Walla Wal
is morning.
Christensen OF Boise. idaho, is in
lty ON business
E. Heagy and wife are here on
,enry Bctchel Is here from Oregon
I.
y X. Coleman is at The Sts,George
el = - a.
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CONTINUED from page u
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br. II. S. Garfield, one OF the plo-
br doctors of Pendlcton. left yester-
n ON a short business trip to Taco
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-07-20

'rhe second cutting of alfalfa will
In soon and the crop win undoubt-
n be a good, one. according to Al
Thompson, who was here yester-
\ from Echo. Mr.. Thompson an
|alfa grower.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-07-20

.. Clarke. local Hardware dealer,
4 leave tonight on q business trip to
rfland.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-07-20

LADY WANTS day work, washing OF
cleaning-Phone 594-J.
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YANKEE SLUGGER SETS
TERRIFIC HOME RUN PACE
Has Good Chance 10 Equal Mark of
rHenty-Ninc Circuit CiOutn
Iic Set Last Nenr

CHICAGO. June 2G--"Bahc" Ruth.
the New York Blugrcr. !us eighty
seven games In which to WALTON out
eight home runs 30 shatter the record
of twcn;y-ninc established by himself
last season when member OF the
Boston Americans In his remarkable
drive toward new worlds record.
Ruth crashed ont his Twentieth homer
Wednesday. driving "a ball OFF Pitcher
Shockcr In ST. Louis into the right
held blcachcrF. and Yesterday added
two more in the game with Boston.
giving him total or twenty-five. lie
is sixth In batting. with an average
OF .355. according 10 averages. includ-
Ing games OF Wednesday, released to-
George Sister. the 81. Louis star.
who Is leading the American League.
boosted his, his average to .fl sc,,Hn1
Cleveland. managed to cling 10 sec
ond place with 1854. Speaker leads
the league In scoring. having counted
crossed the plate So times in 81
games.
Rice. of Washington: is running
ts has @''H stolen henoFt swan,S.tiye whie
Bobby Roth. his teammatc, Is next
? in line with nineteen. Sls!er is third
with hftcen.
Cleveland, 1902: Milan. Washington.
.353: Weaver Chicago, .352
81. Louis. which has been clamor-
ing Tor DuEcDh!l NiStlNCtiOn LOT ytdTE,
Is hnding solacc in the batting per-
formances OF Sister and Hornsby
liornsoy Is in no Immediate danger
OF being ousied from the batting
leadership OF the National League.
the averages. Including Wednesdays
game giving him 1891. Nichoison. OF
Pittsburgh. ~ trailing him in second
place with $50. Roush, OF Clnc!n-
natl. Is third with 1877.
iIornsby and Robertson. OF Chicu-
go. are giving Cy Williams. of Phil
adclDhia. close race for home run
honors. Williams has seven. while
the 81. Louis star and Robertson
have six each.
Max Carey. OF Pittsburgh. in set
ting the pace for the base stealers.
has total OF nineteen. Roush, Gin
ciunati. and Hollocher Chicago. are
next up with fourteen.
Other leading battcrs: Robertson.
Chicago. .335: Dauhert, Cincinnati
.333: Smith, New York 1913
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william 7. T|LDEN BEATS
ENGLISH CRACK AT TENNIS
Spectacular Battle Takes Place BE-
tween Englishman and American
on British Courts.
Ii,y Assocla,rl prues.g

WIMBLEDON. June 2G.-Wnliam
+. Tilden. OF Philadelphia. in Il thrill
ling match In the British lawn ten
mis- singles championship tournament
today defeated A. X. +. kingscote.
the captain OF the British 1919 Davis
cup team. after nvc strenuous sets.
The. score was G-3, 81. Ga. 81, G-3.
The battle was declared by veteran
observers To be the finest singles ever
Witnessed on this side OF the At
lantit. Nobody dreamed that Kings
cote was capable Of such tennis and
the oldest veterans declared at the
conclusion OF play that they had
never seen any one stand up 80 fine
lYfto such scrvicc as he was com
pcIled TO meet. and catch at the net
80 many hurricane drives. He came
rarely got past the service Hne. Con-
seduently. the American frequently
was seen 10 be making tentative half
rolleys. on which kingscote scored
by fine drives to the side lines.
English experts declare such fierce
singles have never been seen at Win
bicdon. The pace throughout was
most spectacular.
II IL considered remarkable that
Tildcn dropped seven service games
throughout the match. and II il the
more surprising because. against his
other opponents III the present tour
namcnt. he has ALMOST never con
coded IA service game.
by today's victory. Tildcn places
himself In the play among the last
eight for the championship. lie next
dolph Lycett x. Norris williams. OF
Boston. IN his next match. VIII play
against Y. NJ. Mavrogordato, OF the
Bril-! sh Davis Gun team.
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SENATORS TAKE GAME

WASHINGTON. June o6.-wash-
inG,on defeated Philadelphia here to-
day. TO ). In Il pitchers battle be-
tween Zachary and Perry. In the
ninth inning. with Charity on see
ord, through DuEan.s error and n
stolen base, two out and the score
to bring up Milan. who sent a Inc
drive to right, scoring the winning
run. 1t was Philadciphia's seven.
tecnth straight defeat
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SPORTS.

L. Payne. OF New Orleans. for the
mems singles tennis championship Of
the South here today. Scores: 6-3.
SO. Sc. "a. Smith got to the finals
when he defeated Henry Brims. Of
sets, two-ail. Friday. and Smith won
the rubber today. ga.
leans. defeated Miss Fay Morgan. OF
Ncwcomb. today. for the ladies'
singles championship. scores 60. ga
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ST. LOUIS ADVANCES PEG.
DOUBLE VICTORY GIVES
CARDINALS SECOND PLACE
Itlckcy's Team Takes Two Games
From World Champions.
Fight Takes p1nce.


CINCINNATI, OHIO. June 2G,-St.
Louis went to second place In the
National League race today by win
ming both games OF Il double header
from the champions. to and to 3.
Ruether was pounded hard In the
first game. while Haines pitched per-
feetly. allowing only three hits.
In the second game long drives by
the Cardinals gave them the victory
In the eighth inning of the second
game PITCHER Luquc. OF the Reds. at
tackled Umpire KLEIN and dealt him
several hard blows about the head
The assault took place while Luque
was In the box. with none on bases,
and the pitcher claims that II was
vicious language used by the Official
LuQue and Catcher Allen. OF the Reds
both made affidavit that KLEIN had
used such language. IL these claims
are proved they will bring charges
against Klein. Luque was put out
of the game.
Previous to this incident "A shower
of pop bottles fell around Klein when
he called Fourier safo at the plate
in the sixth inning.
NJ
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r. Miller. Stengel. Mcuscl Three
base hits--F'Ietcher. Williams. Stolen
bases-Mcusel. Paulctte. Sacrifices
",.Stengel. Fletcher. Double plays
bases-New York. s: Philadelphia. I.
Bases on balls-or Benton. /: or
Causey, 2: Hit by pitcher--by eau
sey. tkaun). Struck out--by Benton
2: by Causcy 4. Wild pitches-Cau-
sey, ]: Benton. I. Umpires-Harri-
son and Hart. Tlme-I:3I
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PhiladcIphia.
Totals

'Batted for Stengcl in tenth.
Tran for Cravath in tenth.
tSmi,h out: hit BY battcd ball.
Score by innings: r.
New York 100000 1O21ll3-9
Philadelphia .....o1io00 030l0--G
Summary: Two base hits-Kelly.
Doyle, Tragcsser. StenGel CD. VIII
liams (2). Crayath Sacr!gccs-
Young. kaun. snyder. Burns. Frisch.
Fletcher. Gallia. Double plays-Sick-
ing and Kelly; Sticking, Bancroft and
Kelly: Rawlings and Fletcher. Left
on bascs-New York. II: Philadelphia.
I. Bases on balls-I5arncs, 2: Mea
dows. 6: Gallia. 2: G: Smith. l. Hits
Off Barnes. S in s innings: off Nehf,
3 in innings; off Meadows. in
% innings: off Gallia. II in 3
innings tnone ouD; off Rixey. . in
innings: off G. Smith. 3 in l inning.
II, by pitcher NJ lows, i
by Gallia, 4. by RiXey. 2. Wild
pitch-RiSey. Passed ball-Trages-
ser. Winning pitcher-Sehf. Losing
pitcher-fi Smith. Cmpircs-!iarri-
son and Hart. Time--3:o5.
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IS IL
Cincin n att,
Totals ..29 3 81 - o
'Ratteh for See In ninth.

ST. Louis ......I o q 20 / O 0 OF
Cincinnati ......0 o 0 = 0--3
Summary: base hits-Lavan.
Three-base hits--iIeathcotc, Four
nicr. Clemens. Stolen bases-Heath-
cote. Schultz. Sacrihces-Rath, Groh
Double plays-Stock 10 liornsby to
Fourier. Left on bases-St. Louis,
3: Cincinnati, 6. Bases on balls
Luaue. 3; Doak. >. Hi,s-off Luauc,
S In 2-3. E!ier, in ! l-3; Doak,
& in s; Sherdel. in 3. Struck out
nv LuGue. 3; by Elltr. .. Doak, q.
Wild pitch-Luque. Winning pitcher.
Doak. Losing pitcher. Luque. UNI
pires. Klein and F:mslic. Time, 2:l0.
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Sheehan Of Atlanta
Breaks Hurling Record
lny Arsoolnted pren.l

NEW ORLEANS, June 2O.-Torn
Shechnn, right hand pitcher for
Atlanta established "a new south
ern Annexation record for Innings
pitched In one day when he held
Little Rock TO two rims In twcn-
ty-four Innings. Shrchnn won The
hrst game Of II doublc-hendcr, e
to j, and held the Travellers to
run IN nueen-inninE pitching
duel with "Rube" Robinson In the
second game.
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YANKEES WIN FROM BOSTON

NEW YORK. June 2G.-Thc New
York Americans won an overwhclm-
ing victory over Boston today
winning the second game of the series
by n score OF Il to o.
y capacity crowd OF $4,000 saw the
game. While Warren Collins. Il
Texas League recruit, pitched one
hit shut-out In his third major league
start, the Yankees battered Pitchers
Bush and Karr for eighteen hits, to-
falling thirty-two bases.
SrnrA.
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PIRATES WALLOP CUBS

PITTSBURGH. PA. June 90
Pittsburgh won from Chicago here
today. Q to 4. In n game featured by
heavy hitting. The visitors scored
one run of Hamilton in the FIRST In
ming and three in the second. Meador
and Ponder held Chicago scoreless for
seven innings. In tho eighth. Pitts
burgh came from behind. scoring six
runs on six hits and two walks.
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ST: Louis .........0 000OOl %
Summary: Two base hits-Hcil-
man. Sisler and Davis: three base
hits-Billings. Slsler: home run
Holman; stolen bascs-Bush. Jacob
son: sacriiices-Pinelli. Ainsmith and
Jacobson; double plays-Young. Bush
and Ellison, Jacobson and Gerber:
left on bases-Detroit 6, ST. Louis {;
bases on balls-Dauss 4. Davis hit
by pitcher-by Dauss (Billings);
struck out-Dauss .. Davis I. Umpircs.
Connolly and Nallin. Time, l:25.
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Totals

SummaTX: IWo-baNc hlts--Judge.
Dugan. Milan 90. stolen bases
Sacrifice hits--Grliiin. Shanks. Milan,
Myatt. Walker. Left on bascs--Phi!a-
delphia 10: Washington. 8. Bases on
balls--Zachary (2). Perry a.. Hii
by pitchcr--by Zachary (Perkins).
Struck out-Zachary. 4: Perry. /. Un-
pires. Friel and Dinecn. Time, 1851
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CHICAGO BEATS INDIANS
tBy Associated Press.

CHICAGO.Junc c6-Chicago hit
four Cleveland pitchers hard today,
and won, ~ to Z. Cleveland made a
beiatcd rally In the ninth when Gard
ncr triple with the bases full but Il
availcd them nothing. Faber was
effective except in the final inning.
when he apparently eased up. having
nine run lead AT that time.
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%
Summary: Two-base hitS-Eayers.
Myers: three base hit--Miljus; stolen
base Wheat: sacrifices = Powell.
Hoke t2); left on bascs-Brooklyn
8. Boston .; bases on balis-Grimes
|, FillinGim J: hits-on Grimes S In
>. Miljus in ): struck out--by
Grimes 2, Fillingim 4: winning
MISUNDERSTANDING: losing pitcher
Grimes. Umpires, ODay and ouis-
ley. Time. 1850.
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BRAVES CAPTURE PAIR
By AssocIat.,i Press.a

BOSTON. June 2s.-Boston defeat
ed Brooklyn in both ends OF double
header today. taking the first game,
TO . and the second, to2. The
opener was pitchers battle. in
which ocschger had the edge on
smith punched hits off Grimes in
Inc third and NTH innings decided
inc second game In Boston's favor.
FIHS1, f.A&TJs
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TIGERS WIN CONTEST
DETROIT BEATS BROWNS
BY 0PP0RTUNE HITTING
Dnrls' Witness Also Aids In Dc
fcntlnE Mound city
Aggregation.

ST LOUIS. June 26.--Timely hit
ing. Davis' wildncss and an error By
Rulings resulted in Detroit defeating
were only able to bunch hits I'm the
seventh. when Il triple and single
scored one run. Sisters triple and "a
sacriitce By jacobson accounted for
the other tally.
Score.
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Mathey Springs surprise.

WILMINGTON, DEL. June &C.
Long Island and Now York State
tennis champion, sprang surprise
.sbday when he won the singles cham!
MlSfah hip * Of Delaware! by d featine
sse
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'Battcd for Nichaus In min
Tran for o'Neill in ninth.

summary:
Two-hase htts-Risberg, Speaker.
Three-hase observation-disclosures, Chap
man. jnckon. Gardner (2). Stolen
bases-E. Collins Sacrihcc-Faber.
J. Collins. Smith. Weaver. jackson.
Double plays-E. Collins to Risberg
TO J. Collins to f. Collins: Schalk TO
Rlsberg. Left on bases-Cleveland: S;
Chicago. o. Bases on balls--Faeth:
Faber. T. IIits-off Caldwell, 9 In 3
tnone out in tourth): Faeth. 3 in 90:
Myers. In Ia (none out in sixth);
OFF Niehaus, . in 3. Struck out--hy
Caldwell, .: Myers. /: Faber. l. Los
ing pitcher-Caldwell. Umpires-
Hildebrand and Evans. Time, 2:l3
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GIANTS WIN AND LOSE

PHILADELPHIA. June o6.-Aftcr
losing the first game OF today's dow
blc-header to New York, o 10 6. in
eleven innings. Philadelphia elaugh-
tered Benton in the second game for
an TO l victory. Causey allowed
New York one hit UP to tho ninth,
when he eased up
The first game was n bitterly fourbt
struggle. in which arguments between
local players and Umpire Harrison
occurred frequently. Meadows was
put on the field for protesting. GAL
FIRST GAME.
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'Bntted for Meador In seventh.
iBattcd for Lee in seventh.

Chicago 10000 n %
Pittsburgh O. / o q 9 Sx-o
summary: Two-base hits-Lee.
M2rkle. 1'hree-base hts--OFarrcll
Paskert. Southworth. stolen bases
-BiGbee. O'Farrell. Southworth. Hol-
locher. Sacritices-Flack. Holloch-
err. Double plays-Caton. Rarho rc
and Grimm: Hergoz and MerkIe. Left
on bases-Chicago. .: Pittsburgh, 10.
BASES on balls-of Vaughn. a: on
Hamilton. l; off Ponder. 2. Hits
or Hamilton in Q: or Ponder in
:: OFF Meador 4 in 8. Struckout-
by VauThn. 4 by Ponder. I. wild
pitch--Ponder. Winning pitcher
ran. Time-2:O7
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MRS. BARLOW AGAIN WINS
For Seventh Time Wins Golf cham
pionship OF Shnwncc-on-Dcla-
NYarC Country (rl..i.

SHAWNEE ON DELAWARE PA
June 26.- Mrs. Ronald III. barlow
Of PENNSYLVANIA. national woman's
champion toaay for the seventh time
local country club when she defeated
Mrs. Charles knight. OF Garden civ.
former English star. In tho flnai
match, z up and 6 to play.
AS a result OF the Victory. Me-
Barlow retained possession OF the
Lenape trophy.
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CARLTON SMITH, ATLANTA,
WINS TENNIS TOURNAMENT

Defeats Frank Pnyuc. OF New Or
leans, In Four Sets, Oh. o., 3-U,
OF, TnkfnE Southern title.
NEW ORLEANS. June 25.-CRrlton
Smith. OF Atlanta. defeated Frank
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Miss Etheiyn Leyendre. Nsws Or.
leans. defeated Miss Fay MorEAn. Of
Ncwcomb. today for the !,Mdiea.
singles championship. scores G-2. 6-3.
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Swectser Defeats Ward;
GLEN COVE, y. Y, June 2a.--.Jesse
Swectscf. Yale freshman. defeated
James Ward. OF Williams. up and
TO play. In final round Of the IN
tercolleEiate Golf ASsociation,tE
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Scores:


score Ny inhIUES. IL
- St,,i i%uis .-'''.'G d
summary: Two base hits--kopf.
Janvrin. stock. Mc1icnry. Three
base hi,s-Fournic-. Dilhocfcr. Sac
bascs--St. Louis. :; Cincinnati 3.
Eases on ba!ls--Rurthcr. .; Ha!nes. !.
lit by pitcher-hy Haines %. Struck
out-by Ruethcr Cd, by liaines On.
tmpircs. KLEIN and Emslie. Time.
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'BAtted for Smith in eighth.
s'Battcd for Pick in seventh
Score by innings: r.
BOSTON o " y OIL
Summary: Three base hit-pow-
ell: sacrihce-Cruisc: left on bases
BROOKLYN :, Boston I: bases on. halls
Smith !. Oeschgcr 3: hits-on
smith in Z, Nlljus in ]: struck
out--by Smith |. Oeschger 2: losing
pitcher-Smith. Cmpires. Quigley
and ODay. Time. l:45.
SECOND GAME.
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Totals
Score by innings:

New York .2266 Isl KID
Summary: Two-basc hits-Foster,
Ruth, Hannah. Collins, .PeckinpaugN
Jhree-base hits-Pirp. Bpdie. Mcusel
stolen bases-Ward. SacriHce--CoI-
Inns. Double play-Pcckinpaugh Gun
assisted); Pipp and Peckinpaugh,
roster. Witt and McInnis. Left on
hases-New York, Z; Boston. 3. Bases
on balls-Bush. 3; Collins. 1. Hits
or Bush. IL in 10; Karr. in ca.
III III Sy pitcher-by Bush. 2 (Meusel
Collins. 3. Losing pitcher-Bush
nmnires-Moriarity and Chill. Time
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But here's the important point:

From the above 1t will be seen how impossible It.
Is for our company-with fares Of cents and
less-tO compete in the labor market with COM
panies that have g, and Scent fares-and they
arc all about us. IA.
--- =
:.
We are asking for cents in order to keep men
on the cars so that the public might have some
service-thnt's all.
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To carry these passengers it cost the company
Si,042, 629-a loss Of $174,715-or nearly eight
thousand dollars month. -l
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In the past % months the company carried
S2,31SS12 passengers OH the lines In Richmond
the fares amounting to $3,s67,914. f1
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$4,000 a Month

is lost in the street railway business OF
Richmond. y
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Besides, 25,009,742 passengers were carried on
observation-disclosures the company runs the
same risk Of iniuring transfer passenger as a
fare passenger. ~
Evening star., 1920-11-15
Personal Notes.

Mr.. and Mrs. Morton Luchs will re-
turn today from Atlantic City. where
they spent a week at the Breakers
Little Miss Elizabeth Kaufman.
daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Kauf-
man, celebrated her seventh birthday
anniversary last Sunday afternoon. at
her home in the Octavia-- by entertain
ing about fourteen small girl friends
at q party. Games were played and
each guest Refreshments were served
from a table having a centerpiece Of
yellow chrysanthemums, and a birthday
cake with yellow lighted candles, was
set before the young hostess. A gayly
colored balloon was at each chair. with
other attractive souvenirs
Mr.: and Mrs. Joseph Dreyfus: and
son. Milton Dreyfuss, are located in the
Ashley apartment.
Mrs Norman Fischer Of 1929 18th
street has been visiting relatives in
Richmond. Va. for the past week
No1fo1kl Ms ana va. m have ve'f been % Spending a a
week with the latters sister. Mrs. Rob
ert Meyer Of Cathedral avenue
Tho Friday Afternoon Bridge Club
met at the homo Of Mrs. Isaac Behrend
Of Beverly Court last week for luncheon
and bridge.
Mr.. Myer King, Miss Abbie King and
Miss Leona Strauss have recently taken
an apartment in the Cavendish, Colum-
bia road.
Mrs. Harry King was hostess We'd
nesday, when she entertained the
Afternoon Bridge Club at luncheon
and bridge at her home on Lanier
Mr. and Mrs. Milton Nathan and
daughter. formerly Of Baltimore, are
making their home in this city at 1860
Biltmore street
At the meeting Of the Council Of
Jewish Women Tuesday afternoon an