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Nos Sill, 10 AND Is NORTH NINTH
STREET. NEAR CLAY STREET.
Possession July and August
j. THOMPSON BROWN & co.
Anrfinp,crS

IL THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT
COURT FOR THE EASTERN DIS
TR!Cp or VIRGINIA.
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Wilson ............. nn0 020 600
Portsmouth 600 O40 OOOx-i
summary: Two-basc hit-Glock
son Sacrific" hit-Smith. Stolen
bases-Malonce. Head, Klein. Double
plays-k cilerman Ia GloCkson. Left
on hascS--W ilson. 10. Portsmouth, 10.
strike outs-ouinn. 3: phifcr a.
Bases on halls-ouinn. {; phifcr 6.
Time. l:55 Umpircs-Rilsy and
Weir.
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SENATORS RECEIVE JOLT
At HANDS OF YANKEES
New York Defeats Washington by
Score Of 50 to 3-Niays
Is Stcudy
[By Associuted Press.

NEW YORK. June oi-New York
defeated Washington. . to 8 today IN
the hrSt game OF the series. New
York hi; Courtney hard, while Mays
held Washington to six hits
oROurke'S home run with Shanks on
base. gave Washington two runs.
WnshinrtUn
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ORDER OF NOTICE FOR DIS
CHARGE.

on this 18Th day OF June. a. d.
charge OF the bankrupt, it is
:, ordered by the court. That a hear
9TH ETH DAY OF JULY. a. d. 1921.
before said court, ut Richmond. in
said district, Mt IL o'clock noon; and
That notice thereof be published in
The s-DispaIch, newspaper
printed in said district, and that all
known creditors and other persons in
interest may appear At the said time
ana place. and show cause, IL any
they have. why the prayer of tho said
petitioner should not be granted.
And II Is further ordered by the
court. That tho clerk shall send by
mail to all known creditors. copies Of
said petition and this order, addressed
to them at their places. OF residence
as stated.
Witness the Honorable d. Law
RENEE GRONER, Judge OF thcs sa id
court. and the seal thereof. ut Rich
mondr in said district, on the 18th
day of June. y. -. 1921.
Attest:
JOSEPH p. BRADY.
(Seal OF C0ur) Clerk
JOHN L. LoNti. ESQ,
Attorney for Bankrupt
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IptalS .......,.. 81 ~ -
sRattrh for Myers in seventh
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Grccn>iIc TennI. rlnycr VIM.

AUGUSTA. Ca, June 2i.-H. H..
Hodge, OF Grccnviiic. defeated Both
well Lee. OF Augusta, in the finals OF
the mems singles in the South At
lantic States tennis tournament, at
the Augusta Country Club today. The
scores were 6-3, Ga, So.
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~
Rocky NYn,,nt

,oI summary; Two base hitswSncpc.s.
~. Three base hits - Chish bnSer
ram S,,., stolen hases--Curry' Mo-.
er tiroenae, Hook. Douhin ak
LOCK I" stuart. Hit bv ni,cb.d
ip 'a. i.oach Hock). ~, e" e,i
= S"SJFs'ir Frs, Shd 10; Rocky Mount ut.
{ Bases " on hoi on error Richmond,
l'oafh, B. off Carroll. >: off Jobn.so OIL
d." Iilts-om Meeker. i in > innirs,n.
OF" on LHach' in innings. StrncE
WirriN 'onhSon, |; by Carroll. ..
pitcher - Loach Insjpr
ni,cheF-M eekcr. Time or ramss
nr., empires - HARRISON md
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INDIANS, a; CHICAGO, 2
TBy Associated Press. |

CHICAGO. June 2i.-Timoly hit
ting by Leslie Nunamakcr, coupled
with fine pitching by Mails. enabled
Cleveland 10 take the final game of
the series from Chicago today. I
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Score by innings: T.
Pittsburgh .. 0lO OOl OlO 1t
ST. Louis ........ O30 600 600 ca
summary: Two base hitS-G rimm,
iornsby. Carey (2). Bigbee. Fournicr.
Meanwhile. Three base hit-Barn-
hart. Home run-Clcmons. Stolen
bascs--Lavan t2, stock Sacrifice
hitS-Whitted, Carey. Double plays
Bailey and Stock. L.t, on bases
Pittsburgh, :. 81. Louis, g. Bases
on balls-on G!azncr. 3: off Bailey, !.
struck out-by Glazner :; by Bailey,
>. Wild pitch-Bailcy. Cmpircs-
Klein and Brennan. Time--2:l5.
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In the Matter of No. o5io
JOSEPH VI. ARNOTT In
bankrupt. Bankruptcv.
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WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
at Cincinnati.
Boston at brooklyn.
Pittsburgh ut st. Louis ta Gamrs).
New York at Phiia. q ginprs)
Appalachian League Results.
Brist OIL Johnson city, rain.
Grcenvillc. 7-2; Knoxville, 30.
kinSsport-C Cleveland. rain.
Southern Association Results.
Nashville. >: Atlanta, Q.
Little Rock. L; Mobile. IL
Memphis. 6; Chattanooga. J.
Only three games scheduled.
American Association Itcsuitw.
Toledo. Z: Louisville. 3.
Milwaukee. y; Minneapolis, 3.
Columbus, 8; indianapolis. 3.
Miississippt State League Results.
Jackson, 3; Meridian, 4.
Clarkadale, 1913; Greenwood, Ga,
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virgininnS Hntrr TcnnI. Even,.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa. Jane 2I-
Virginia Military Institute is entered
hcre to contest for The intercollegiate
tennis title. competition for when
begins Juno "a. at Merton Cricket
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BRAVES, 7; BOSTON, 6

BROOKLYN. y. Y, June 2i.--Ros-
ton defeated Brooklyn to today
with four-run rally in the eighth
when the Braves punched Il triple.
II double and three singles.
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'Fattcd Tor Bavnc in cighth.


summary: Two-hasc hits-Tobin.
Lamb. Thpcc- base hlts-Jones stolen
bases - Sls!er. Hcilinann. Sargent.
Sacrifice h!ts-lamh,; Leonard. Sar-
gent. Double plays--Davis. Lee and
sister, Bush ana Blue; Bush. Sargent
and Blue. Lett on hascS-St. Louis.
>; Detroit. =. Bases on hallS-on
Davis, :: OF Eurwcll. /: or Leonard
l. iiits-ofi DAVIS. . in d Ia innings
OFF Eaync. in 2-3 inning: OF Bur
wc:l. 1 in inning. Struck out--by
pitcher ~ Davis. Umpircs Wilson
and Ii.lacbrand. Time--2:ol
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VIRGINIA LEAGUE

RESULTS YESTERDAY,
Rocky Mount. o; Richmond, !,
Petersburg. y; suffolk, ..
H"rfoik. 6-l6; Newport News. 30 (sec-
"nd gam" called nth inninE-heaU.
Portsmouth. 1; Wilson, =
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Newport News.

newport News 900 90 q
Norfolk " isG n>-i,
summary: TwO-basc hits-Eckcrt.
%: Ncrmilyca Thrcc-baSc hits
THURMAN. Home run-Bow tnan
stolen hascs-Yotcr and Warhop.
Sacrifice hits--Dowman, l.achy. strike
outs Ecker. =: Hcrbst. /. Bases on
balls-on toggin. .. Hit batsmvn--
coggin. 2 (Yotcr. Thurman and kru.
Ser). Time, 90 minutes Empires
Lewis and IIudgins.
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COOLERS, 8; CATS, 2

LEI. nn,ErERSBuRG. VA. June a4.--soo
today. and the Trunkmak rs ,r;',r So
co. 10 an error by Martin "nvc
Nc s cats their only two runs in ,ha
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Summary: Two-basc hits-Olson.
Powell. Gowdy. Three hits
Ford, Nicholson. Home run--Whcat.
Observation-Disclosures. Double play
Barbara (unassisted). Left on bases
Boston, 8: Brooklyn. d. Base on
balls-off Ocschger, l. off Smith. |.
IIits-oft Smith. II in innings; off
Mitchell, In ]. Struck out-.by
Oeschger, 4: Smith. .; Mitchell, l.
umDires-QuiEley and O'Day. Time,
l:t0.
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GIANTS, II; PHILLlES, 2

PHILADELPHIA. PA, June 81
New York hattcd four Philadelphia
pitchers for II ll-to-2 victory in the
opening game of the series here to-
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Totals ...... II II Is 81
Philadrluhin

New York .. $50 zoe lul--l
PHILADELPHIA .. 900 o2O GOO :.
Summary: Two-base hits-HurnS,
Nchf. Frisch. Young. Walker. Three
base hits-Mcuscl, Lee. Home runs
snyder (2). Stolen bascs-Frisch,
Bancroft, Burns. Sacrifice hits-kcl-
~, Frisch. Walker. Parkinson. DOu
bic plays-parkinson, Rawlings and
Lee (3); j. Miller tunassisten. Left
on bases-Ncw York, .: Philadelphia,
s. Bases on bals-on Nehf. OF
Belts, !: off Keenan,. |: off iiuhbcii.
l. Iiits--oif Baumgartner, in no
inning tnone out in hrsb; off Hetts.
none in ID inning; OFF kocnan, in
! inning; OF iiubbell. IL in >" IN
nings. Struck out-by Nchf. .: by
Hubbcll. 3. Wild pitch-Keenan Los
ing pitcher Baumgartner. umpircs
Hart and Mccormick. Timc--i:Ji.
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TIGERS. IL; BROWNS, O
Hey Assnciutnh rr.S.

- 7 ~ .fNNtlVIUItV T'rpNS-
DETROIT. June 2i-Dc;roit hi,
iard IN the closing innings today and
ictcatcd ST Louis - 10 o, in the
feeding game uf tho series
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ATHLETICS. 5; RED SOX, 3

7 HY AsSOCiatcd Press
BOSTON, June ~. --Philadeiphia
took the opening game OF The series
from Boston. > To .. today. HastY
pitched well in the pinchcs and had
good support.
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ORDER OF NOTICE FOR DIS
CHARGE.

on this 18th day Of June. a. d. 1921,
on reading the petition for dis
charge OF the bankrupt, 1t is
Ordered hy the court. That hear
ing be had upon tho same on the
10Th pAY or JULY. a, ID. 1921,
before said court, at Richmond, in
said district. at IL o'clock noon; and
that notice thereof be published in
The Times Dispatch. 4 ncwspapcr
printed in said district. and that all
known creditors and other persons in
interest may appear AT the said time
and place, and show cause. IL any
they have. why the prayer Of the So id
petitioner should not he granted.
And ii is further ordered by tho
court. That the clerk shall send by
mail to all known creditors, copies Of
said petition and this order. addressed
10 them at their places OF residence
as stated.
Witness The Honorable u. LAW
RENEE GRONI;E. Judge OF the aid
court. and the seal thereof. at Rich
mond, in said district. on the nth, day
OF June. y. -. 1921.
Attest:
JOSEPH +. BRADY.
(Scal of CourD Clerk.
THOMAS O. MOSS. ESQ,
Attorney for Bankrupt
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Smith. Mcclellan. Three base hi,-
Mostil. stolen has"s-IIooper (o)
Mostil, Jameson. acrifccs-Iohn-
SION; NamhN DouHic play-Sewcll
70 Wamhy to Johnston Left on
bases Cleveland. s. Chicago. :. Base
on hnlls--on Wilkinson, =; OF Mails
g. Struck out-hy Wilkinson. 3. nv
Mails. tmpircs-Morrarity and
Dincen. Time 1874
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Summary; Two-basc hits-Fcwstcr.
Pipp, Ruth. Meuscl. Ward. Judge.
Three base ht-Shanks. Home run
% Rourkc. Stolen basc-Fewstcr.
Sacrifice hits-pcckinp pipp,
Rice. Double plays-iiarris, O'Rourkc
ana Judge. Left on bascs-Ncw
York, :: Washington, ). Bases on
baIls-ou Courtney. 3; of Mays, !.
iiits--of Courtney, IL in innings;
on shaw. none in inning. Struck
out--by Courtney. .: by shaw, !; by
Mays, .. Losing pitchcr-Courtncy.
'rirnp-l 80
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WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
st. Louis nj Cleveland.
Detroit nj Chicug0.
Philadelphia at Boston.
Washington ut New York
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Petersburg

ounolk ......... 200 600 600
summary: Two-hasc hits-Burns.
Vote, McMahan. Martin. Left on
Dhscs-Petcrsburg. 3; suffolk, (.
HSituck out-by 500. {; by Snider. 3.
Eases on balls-or 500. 4 on Snij.r
3. stolen hascs-Castlc, scott, Mar
tin. Passed ball--Burns Double
plhy---Corccran TO Brunnigan TO Me-
Mhhan Cmpircs- Westcrve!t and
sweeney. Time OF Same-l:i5
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STANDING OF CLUBS.

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
Rocky Mount ut Richmond
Wilson at Portsmouth,
suffolk at P~tcrsburr
Newport News AT Norfolt
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Score by innings; IL.
Philadelphia ......... o0o oio o0i-5
Roston ....... 600 100 0e2-;
summary: Twn-hasc hits--Mclch.
TASTY, Pratt, McInnis. Rucl Thrtc
base hit--Rucl. stolen basc--J. Walk
cr Sacrifice hits-Dugan, MclnniS.
Double p!ays-Pratt To Mclnnis; Wit
to Ruel To Pratt. Left on bases
Philadelphia. 1: Boston. Z. I'ascs
on halls---off Myers. >. IIits--on
Myers. : in innings: off Karr. | in
= innings. struck out--by Hasty.
y: by Myers. >. Losing pitcher
Myers. Umpires- Evans and Con-
molly. Timc--l:35.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

RESULTS YESTERDAY,
Detroit. ~; st. Louis. %.
New York. o; Washington. 3.
Philadelphia, i; Boston. 3,
Cleveland. 1: Chicago. ..
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PIEDMONT LEAGUE

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Raleigh. ,; High Point, /.
Greensboro. .; Durham. 3.
NinstOn-SulcIn, {; DnnyiIIe,
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
IiosiOn. !: BrOokiyn. q.
New York. II; Philadelphia. ..
Pittsburgh. ); ST. Louis, 3 GO innings).
Chicng incinnnti. rain.
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STANDING OF CLUBS.

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
High Point ut Raleigh.
DanNille at Winston Salem.
Duriium at Grrensbor
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DISPLAY CLASSIFIED

~ TIu: UNITED STATES DISTRICT
COURT FOR THE EASTERN DIS
TRl1T OF VIRGINIA.
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international League Rcsult..

Jersey city q. Buffalo. II.
Newark. 3; Toronto, 8.
Reading. Z; Rochester. 3.
Baltimore, 8; Syracuse, 8.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-25
IN the Matter Of No. 2577.
DltGEI y. HARDY, In
bankrupt. i2aukruptcy.
ORDER OF NOTICE FOR Dis
CHARGE

bEUET $. HARDY, In
Bankrupt. Bankruptcy.
ORDER or i No 2 7,I:;. FOR DIS
1871 on reading The petition Tor dis
charg" Il the BANKRUPT. II IL
ordered ~ the court. rhat a hear
2olH DAI ri' july. Il. u. 1921.
before said court. at Richmond.
81 said district. at IL o'clock noon.
!u The Ilmos- Dispatch. n newspaper
printed iu said district. ana that all
known cr'h1,ors and other persons In
interest may appear At TIA" SAID time
nti place, ana show cause. II any
thc% maze. why tho prayer of tho said
petitioner should not ho Krautci
Ana j. Is further ordered by tho
nHl 10 NJ known creditors copies
Cf sail petition and this order. ad-
lrrs,"i % .n,u az mar places OF
WitnssE the honorable y Law
RESCE GKoNER. Judge Of the said
court and To" seal thereof. at Rich-
wond.. in sajd district on the 18TH
day ~ jane, a. u. 1921
Jo$ESfh p. BRADY
fSeal cf CourD CLERK
ATTORNEY for Bnukrupi.
~ THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT
COURT FOR THE EASTERN Dis
rEl'T or VIRGINIA.
CESS ns "a member 10. 2ii3.
ut M, firm of Tho
Richmond Wedding In
and Cutting works.
annh "s an IN "AhEFuP'ey'
h'NlH"tI.
49,, 80.
CHARGE.
on this l1th day %: junc. \. n.
1871. on reading INC petition FOR dis
charg" 81 N" hanHfupt' u rs
orderei ~ the court. THAT hear
acTiI DAY OF July. n u. 1927,
before said court at Richmond,
urd that notice thereof bc published
in The limos Dispatch newspaper
rrlriyl i'm said district. and that all
known creditors and other persons IN
,utrre., mas appear at the said time
ana riara and show cause = nny
,hoy r2yr .yhv ,hc rrgy.r Of m. said
ocs',lonSr stnn,i nd, he rrnntnd
,rt III, /. tl-,brr nrInr.J ~, .bo
80. H., 49, ,,c,,- eG,I .c,,5 ~,
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JOSEPH l.. BRADY.
-, r1L,i-
ORDER or NOTICE FOR DIS
CHARGE.
on this 18TH day OF June. \. u. 1921.
on reading the petition FOR discharge

ON this 18TH day OF June. \. u. 1921.
on reading the petition Tor discharge
of tho bankrupt, II IS
ordered by the court, That a hear
2GTH DAY OF JULY, \. u. 1921,
before said court, At Richmond. in
said district, ut ~ u'clock noon; and
that notice thereof he published in
The Times Dispatch. newspaper
printed in said district, and that alt
known creditors and other persons
in interest may appear at the said
lime and place. and show cause, IL
any thcy have why the prayer OF the
said petitioners should not be granted.
And 1t Is further ordered by the
court, That the clerk shall send by
mail to all known creditors, copies Of
said petition and this order. addressed
as stated.
Witness the Honorable u. Law
RENEE GRONER. Judge Of the said
court and the seal thereof. at Rich
mond. in said district. on the 18th
day of juno, a. p, 1921.
JOSEPH l.. BRADY.
(Scal OF CourD Clerk
MESSRS. GARRETT * 4iMMONS.
Attorneys FOR bankrupt
IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT
COURT FOX THE EASTERN DIS
TIcT or VIRGINIA.
EDWIN T.. TUCKER, |
AS a member Of the No. 25i3,
firm OF The Rich In
mond Welding and BanEruDtcy
Cutting Works, and
as an iEdiVid
ORDER OF NOTICE FOR DIS
CHARGE.
The Prescott daily news., 1921-06-30

games of 300, Mrs. McSwain served delicious luncheon, assisted by her sisters, Misses Beulah and Louise Greeson. Those present other than the club members were Misses Louis Stocks (Waldo), Gertrude Davis, Ger trude Guthrie, Elise Mulkye Mash vllle), Margaret Hart, Ruth Gresley, Lena Cummings (Hot Springs), Mary and Martha Beidleman, Jerre Johnson Mesdames Roscoe Conkling, Ulrich Buchanan, A. c. Williams, Lynn Harrell.
 ooOoo
 Mrs. c. o. Baughman, who attend ed the Milburn-Baber wedding at Cur don yesterday afternoon, stopped over here for a visit with Mrs. Nat Martin before returning to her home at Nashville.
 ooOoo
 Miss Elizabeth Hamby is spending Ine uay Tn Hope.
 ooOoo
 Mrs. c. E. Royston, who has been the guest of her daughter, Mrs. Ran dolph Hamby, returned to her home in Fulton this morning..
 ooOoo
 Miss Lucille Hayes is visiting friends in Hope today.
 ooOoo
 Mrs. E. Y. Blakely has returned from a visit with relatives at Texar- kama, Ashdown and Stamps.
 ooOoo
 Colyer Cox was host at delightful informal affair Tuesday evening. Dancing was the amusement, music being furnished by the Plasmar string band. Five couples enjoyed MT. Cox's
The Prescott daily news., 1921-06-30
,,;lburn-Baber Nuptials.

I AIiIlIIII
 n Ono of the most beautiful home .oddings of the season in which
 manv friends will be interested, took ~loce in Gurdon Wednesday after soon June 29th, o'clock, at the home
 .f tbe brides sister, Mrs. Howard
 powel. who was assisted in receiving tho cuests by MT. Howard Powell, Nnosdames Tommie Milburn, H. E. |Remis, John Barlow and Miss Bemis. Before the ceremony, Mrs. Claud Marsh sang Bid Me to Love-" with Miss Anna Nunn of Ouachita, at the oiano. Lohengrin's ,W4dding March \ rros rendered. Dr. Dickens of Qua cbita College, read the very impress
 sve ceremony in the presence of Nlarge company of friends, during (which Miss Mum softly played Hu- I moresque. The house was beautifully and attractively decorated with flow ers ferns and palms, the canopy of vines with it's natural splendor of full Nblown pink roses lent most exquis- ;te charm to the bridal party. The Ebreakfast room was veritable fairy crotto. in the center of which was ar
 ranged the wedding cake, wonderful
 production of culinary art and the admiration of the guests. The bride, who was given in marriage by her brother, Jno. T. Milburn, wore H lovely gown of ivory duchess satin E with pearls, and carried a shower be- ouet of bride roses and lilies of the valley. Miss Ruth Stuart, her maid
 of honor, wore a becoming gown of S pink taffeta with picture hat and car | ried boquet of pink roses. Misses { Elizabeth Osburn and Selwin Sellers, bridesmaids, were attractively dressed 4 in orchid taffeta basque modelled with . tulle hats and carried pink Lafrance .rosses. Anna Creth, little daughter | of MT. and Mrs. John Creth, was dain- | tily dressed in white organdy and $ tulle sprinkled with forget-me- ] She scattered rose petals in the brides path while Rupert Stuart, Jr., dressed in white satin, marched be- side her bearing the ring in a rose, making a handsome escort for the lit l tie miss. Gordon Powell served the groom as best man. Immediately fol- lowing the ceremony there was an in- formal reception, congratulations ten dered and refreshments served in the spacious dining room. Mesdames Barlow, Powell and Bemis presided 1. over the wedding cake, while H. E. Powell, Sr., distributed merriment and gracious hospitality to all.
 Miss Milburn is popular young lady and talented musician. MT. Baber, formerly of Gurdon, has splendid personality. The two have a host of friends who wish them bon voyage as they launch out to sea heath sunny skies. They will be at home 222 Maple St., North Little Rock.
 The Brides Book was presided over by Mrs. D. Maphet. Among the out |of-town guests were Mrs. Irwin Ru- dolph, Mrs. Earl Rudolph, Arkadel-
 phla; Mrs. c. o. Baughan, Nashville; Mrs John Barlow, Hope; Mrs. H. E.
The Prescott daily news., 1921-06-30

W. Teal, Prescott.
 ooOoo
 For Miss Davis.
 A very lovely courtesy to Miss Ger trude Davis, the popular bride of next week, took place yesterday afternoon at the home of Mrs. S. Guthrie with Miss Gertrude Guthrie hostess The rooms were very effectively decorated "lth sunfloWers and black-eyed Su- sans, and shasta daisies. Fourteen CaDles were arranged for Rock and ooO. Miss Louis Stacks winning high score in the rock games, Mrs. Charlie Flttman being the lucky one in the games of 500. Misses Marie Reeder Louise Greeson, Betty Tompkins and Dorothy Garner server punch through out the afternoon. Mesdames S. Guthrie, Adam Guthrie and Mrs. Mar tn Guthrie very ably assisted Miss Guthrie in dispensing hospitality. Mss Davis was the pleased recipient of lovely gift of malaria scarf.
 ooOoo
 1916 Club.
 Mrs. Douglas McSwain very charm ngly entertained the 1916 Club at the beautiful Greeson home this morning at 9;3O. A very attractive arrange ment of summer flowers was much ad- mlred. After several enthusiastic
The Prescott daily news., 1921-06-30
AN ALL-STAR CAST

One often hears of all-star casts, but it is seldom that one actually sees a cast which deserves the title. If the phase be applicable to a cast, it is so n the case of the players appearing in Something to Think About" Elliott Dexter returns to the screen in this production after an absence of nearly a year. Gloria Swanson, the btauti- ful leading woman of several DeMille successes; Theodore Roberts, ranked as the greatest character actor on the screen; and Monte Blue, a popular leading man, form the quartette of principals. Such well known players as Claire Mcdowell, Theodore Kos lof, Julia Faye, Little Mickey Moore and others of equal note complete the roll. Coming Monday. This is special. 1t
The Prescott daily news., 1921-06-30

W. B. Waller, left this morning for a visit with her brother at Caddo Gap. From there she will go to Hot Springs for a visit with friends.
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 Miss Dorothy Jones will entertain tomorrow evening at her home on w. Chestnut street in honor of her guest, Miss Lillian Hilliard of Wynne.
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hospitality.
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 MT. and Mrs. c. c. Calhoun and children have returned from a won- derful motor trip covering a period of five weeks. to the health resorts of North Arkansas, and visits with rela- tives of both at different points along the way.
 ooOoo Miss Mary Bracy, who has been the guest of Mrs. Mary McRae Montgom- cry, returned yesterday to her home in Little Rock.
 ooOoo Miss Lois Stack of Waldo, is the guest of her cousin, Miss Gertrude Davis, and will be one of the brides maids at her wedding which occurs July 7th.
 ooOoo Misses Mary and Martha Beidle- man have returned from a visit with their aunt, Mrs. Vinsonhaler, at Lit tie Rock.
 ooOoo Mrs. R. E. Puntney will return this afternoon to her home in Little Rock, after visit of two weeks with her parents, MT. and Mrs. J. D. Cantley.
 ooOoo Mrs. C.. w. McKelvey and Miss Gertrude McKelvey returned yester- day from a visit to Texarkana friends.
 ooOoo Mrs. Floyd Hubbard is spending the day in Hope.
 ooOoo Miss Mary Nichols of Rolf, Okla homa, who has been the geust of Mrs.
The Prescott daily news., 1921-06-30

NOTICE-The methods of the crooks in the big cities to win their victims at any cost, are vividly DOT trayed in Maurice Tourneur's Para mount production of "The Bait" which is at the Gem Theater today, matinee and night. Hope Hampton, winner of the $10,000 beauty contest, is the star. 1t