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The New York herald., 1921-05-01
LEONARDO LOSES IN
LEXINGTON STAKE,
Great Colt Finishes Behind
Black Servant, Behave Your
self and Others.

LEXINGTON, KY, April 3o.---One of the
largest crow1s that ever attended the
races here was out this afternoon to see
Leonardo IL, the colt which broke the
American record here earlier in the
week They received a severe shock
however, for the unexpected happened
when the T. r. Bradley pair, Black Ser
want and Behave Yourself. and Uncle
Velo q despised outsider, beat Leonardo
out.
The weather was ideal and the track
had dried out considerably, the last three
races being run over a fast course, but
the public had a bad day when 1t came
to picking favorites.
General Haig repeated in the fourth
when he defeated the favorite. Ethel
Cray, In easy fashion.
Marvin May ronped home an easy
winner in the first event, length In
front of Jack Hare, Jr. n decided favor
ite III the mutuel machines.
Commander McMeekin, twice installed
favorite at this meeting, fell by the way
side again this afternoon, when Luck
row. heavily played. took his measure
by a narrow margin in a thrilling drive.
The results:
First Race-For three-year-olds and up
ward: claiming: purse 81 900. SIX furlongs.
Marvin May. 104 (Mooney), So. $3.50 and
SO won; Jack Jo aare Sr III % mnrrs.
$2.70. third. Time. IA 70.
Also ran-Tuanorea, Green Grass. Calding.
Grandee and Whirling Dun.
Second Race-For maiden two-year-01ds /,
colts and gcldings: purse $1,000: -Four and
a half furlongs. Lucknow, lis (BarretD
$500. $3.50 and sa.To. won: Commander Nc
Meelsn. 115 (Rodrguezl. 50 and 81. 40. sec
ond; Hutchinson. 115 (Garner). $500. third.
Time. 0:5T 2-5.
Also ran-shclbyviile. Top Mast. Lugs.
Betmosic. Hertnoden. Autocrat and Colossus.
Third Race-For thrce-year-olds and up
ward; claiming; purse 81 600. One mile.
Link Boy, los CMooney). s5i.so. s14.7o and
and $3.50, second: Hondo, 1f3 (Andress)
So. 60. third. Time. "a 30.
Also ran-Tom Norris. Our Alice and Miss
Fourth Race-The Hotel Lafayette Handi-
cap; for three-vear- -olds and upward allow
ances. One mile and an eighth Genersi n ro
wonj Ethel Gray. Ia tGarner). $3.50 and
s2.50, second: Sands OF Pleasure. 113 Cru
ber), $3.50, third. Time. 1:52 2-o.
ALSO ran--Sna paragon ii. and Centimeter.
Fifth Raoe-Tho Blue Grass Stakes; $4,000
added: for three-yea r-oldg. One mile and
an eighth. .Biack Servant. 126 (Barretp
aeif 12e Connolly. 81. so and 1920, second !;
Uncle veo. 40 tPooll. s5.io. third. Time.
:54 3-5.
Also ran--Leonardo H.. Muskallonge and
Trust official. Coupled.
Sixth Race--The Savoy Hotel Purse. 81 600;
for three-year-oids and up: allowances. Sis
furlonss. Meliora, 1oS tPooD. $3.50. $3.50
and s3.70. won; Last Rose. 1ol (smithl ,
40 and s3.o0. second; Mary Gaffney. D6
tJarvis). 30. third. Time. Is TO.
Also ran-Golden Autumn. Mary Mcmahon.
British Maid. Brig o. War, Gloria France
and Cotton Blossom.
Seventh Race-For four-year-ods and up
ward; claiming; purse 81 900. One mile and
a quarter. Newell W.. iOI lConnosy), $3.50,
s3y0 and $500. won; Bond. LOT dpollard)
SO. so and s.. so. second; Tugs. l12 tGnrner)
*. so, third. Time. 2:oS 90.
Also rnn--rIomsward Bound. SmonHs.
Sandman III. and Captain Rees.
The New York herald., 1921-05-01
BONIFACE SCORES
AT HAVRE De GRACE
Beats Star Voter in Driving
Finish in Philadelphia
Handicap.

Special Despatch 10 THE New SoRK HERALD.
BALTIMORE, April 30.-The Havre de
Grace spring session came to close
with a programme that developed all
varieties of thrills. including the vic
tory of the popular favorite Boniface In
the Philadelphia Handicap, with his
stablemate Star Voter finishing in sec
ond place: the overthrow Of several fa-
vorites, tho downfall OF the supposed
star performer, kiridevinston. and the
success of Hemlock paying sl1910 in the
mutuals.
Night rains that were followed by
chilled winds caused many Withdrawals
and caused racing over a sloppy track
but the faithful attended in the usual
holiday numbers to their ultimate phys
ical and mental discomfort.
Boniface suddenly become a tractile
horse under Trainer Henry McDaniels.
Star Voter set the pace. Paul Jones.
under Turner's bunglesome handling,
was rated in second position until the
Car turn. where he went wide enough TO
permit Boniface to slip through. The
latter passed Star Voter at the final
eighth and was in hand at the end. while
Star Voter was ridden out to finish two
lengths In advance of My Dear, which
closed gamely from an early trailing
lzed liking for the going. could do no
better than finish O distant fifth under
the injudicious handling he received.
One hundred and thirty-three pounds
and the sloppy track proved too much
for Motor Cop IN the Quick Step Iandi-
cap, a six furlong event. He went into
a wide lead at the start. but was forced
TO succurnb to the Lightly weighted st.
Allan's superior rush in the final eighth
and finished second, a length behind
the leader and five lengths In advance
OF Routledge. which had never been a
serious contender.
The championship aspirations OF Kirk
levintton were shattered in the one
mile purse. though he was somewhat vic
timized by Turner's overconfident han
ding. Natural, a platter which had cam
paigned in Cuba, acted as pacemaker
after Two Pair tired and drew away
easily at the end TO Win from Master
Jack while Kirklevineign was driving
10 save third The effort 10 restrain
him behind the pace assisted toward
his undOing
The New York herald., 1921-05-01
Birthdays for 3 GUESTS
All Come in One Week
Maurice DAILY Is 72, Edward
H0remans 80 and Alfredo
de Oro So.
ny THOMAS j. GALLAGHER.

Three billiard celebrities had birthday
anniversaries last week. They are
Maurice DAILY, Edouard Horemans and
Alfredo de Oro. DAILY was born in New
York April 25. 1s49. Horemans was
born In Antwerp, Belgium, April 25,
1889, and de Orc was born In Manza-
milo. Cuba, April 2S. 1853 Accord
ingly. DAILY Is 70, Horemans 80 and de
Oro So.
Patrons OF Daly's room. at Broadway
and Ffftieth street. presented him with a
beautiful watch on Monday afternoon
and the St Regis Restaurant Company
contributed a large cake on the surfa &c
OF which seventy-two straw berries were
distributed
Maurice Daily started in the billiard
business when IS years old and the only
survivors emong those who were local
billiard room proprietors when he began
his business career are Edward Cahill,
long since retired, and Timothy Flynn.
now 76 years old.
Days first enterprise was "A room at
Tarrytown, where he remained for n
year. In 1867 he located at Yorkville
Two years later he opened a room un-
der the Old Guard Armory, on what
was afterward the site or the Herald
Building. His next venture was at 1913
Broadway opposite the Post office.
where he was associated with James
Boyle.
Migrate 10 Brooklyn.
Thence DAILY went to the spengier
house, at the northwest corner OF
Broadway and Fourteenth street. where
ne remained for rive years. In 1877 no
moved to what had been John Morris
sey's poolroom, on Broadway, between
Thirtieth and ThirtY-rirst streets, sub
sequently the site OF the Bijou Theatre.
In 1882 and 1893 he located down town,
and had rooms at Ill and 23t Broadway.
Migrating 10 Brooklyn I'm 1855. he
became proprietor of the Academy
rooms on Washington street. between
johnson and Myrtle avenue, at shat
time one OF the finest billiard reedrts
IN The country. Ills next venture vss
az 1909 Broadway. where the McAipin
Hotel now stands. III an establishment
hat was opened by Albert Garnisr. and
later controlled by Schaefer & Ubert
and William Sexton.
From 1926 TO 190S period or thirteen
years, DAILY presided over the famous
room at Broadway and Thirty-first
street. His next move was to Broad
way and Forty-ninth street, into zone
In which his friends said he would
sterve. but which IN few years be-
came the Great White Way" a won
derful scene Of activity. He remained at
Broadway and Fnrty-ninth street for
eleven years and then went 10 Fiftleth
street, half block further. where he
now is.
Thus DAILY has occupied ffty-six
years. Regardless OF tha, fact. he says:
"a lot of people don't believe I have
learned anything aud come around TO
tell me how ~ ruin billiard room"
Horemnns's Run Not uccorJ.
The high run of ie7 at 1871 balkline.
made by Edouard Horemans ut the
Straad Academy March 30. which is
claimed an n new record. will not he
accepted as such. II was made In =
contest against Albert @. cutter. In
The New York herald., 1921-05-01
TRAIN BEATS GAR III.
3 HOURS AND SO MINUTES
Pot0er Boat Makes Record
Trip From Miami.

The Gar H.. Jr., ended her record
breaking run from Miami, Fla. nj the
Columbia Yacht Club landing. foot OF
West Eighty sixth street yesterday
morning IN AZ hours and % minutes
elapsed time. beaten hours and 80
minutes by the Havana Special. crack
fier ~ the Atlantic Coast Line. which
the Gar chose as pacemaker
The train covered 1880 miles IN Al
hours and 33 minutes. nt tho rate Of
ihrty-four miles an hour; the power
boat covered 1850 miles. at SoS miles
IN hour. Her time would have been
faster had she not broken one " her
propeller shafts or Lorg Branch Friday
Gar H.. Jr. t. p hfty foot express
cruiser owned ~ Gar a. Wood OF De-
troit She viii continue on her journey
tomorrow BY way of the Hudson River.
the Erie Canal and Lake Erie.
The New York herald., 1921-05-01
I RYSTER-

-year-olds In the country. Little
information has leaked out of Rancocas.
but 1t is said he has done everything
Sam Hildreth has asked him TO do. He
is the dark horse of the race.
Piuribus, the sturdy cE. owned by
Tom OBrien, has worl/d well for the
e=ant. out he seems TO lack class, and
in MS recent trials has shown signs OF
lameness. His owner thinks highly OF
his chances to win and has wagered on
him heavily.
Others which might have a chance IL
The favorites meet with i'll luck are
Halu. Coyne, Centmeter. Star Voter
Nancy Lee. Lusksilonge and Black Ser
/ want
The New York herald., 1921-05-01
PAsTTME nOxING TOURNEY.

MetropolItan. State, national and Canadian
champions will be seen In action next Tues
day and Thursday Mt tho amateur boxing
tournament OF the Pastime A.. @. at the
Commonwealth Sporting Club. One hundred
and fifty entries have been received. Gordon
Munce of the Pastims A. c., national heavy
weight champion. viii compete for the first
time since winning his title
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whIrlins Dun, 1903; Distinction, 1oI; Ginger.
11n: Flags, 1f5.
Seventh Race-si 600: claiming. three-year-
olds and up; one and sixteenth miles !:
sPenwell. "a: sUndine, 81; Au Revoir %; Tie
Pin, 1903; Miss Patty. 10S; sDonatello. los
sPoilu, ios: Louis Lou, 113; Cantilevar, 113;
Tom, Jr., 1f3: BY Heck 49,
sApprcutice pllownnca
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KnRANE TO BOX JACKS.

CLEVELAND, April s0.--Johnny Kiibane,
featherwaight champion, denied to-day that
he had promised to meet Danny Frush of
Baltimore in a titular contest. Kilbane said
his next bout will be ten round no decision
contest with Freddie Jacks. English feather
weight. here May 25, and beyond that he
had considered no matches.
The New York herald., 1921-05-01
FAST WORK AT THE
LOCAL RACE TRACKS
BY HENRY v. KING.

There was plenty OF fast work at Bel
mont Park last week-no real tests, but
a score OF horses which will race AZ
Jamaica received pipe openers for rea
trials which will come to-day or to-mor'
row The best on Thursday was by
Samuel Riddles Dinna Care. Accom-.
panied by Dream Of the Valley he
stepped a half better than 4S. and If he
had been urged would have done much
better.
Jimmy johnson. who Is training a
small string belonging 20 Ed Arlington,
\ has a speed marvel in his stable. fie Is
fun brother TO Dinna Care. being by
Superman and Dinawlck. He is said to
have worked quarter IN the exception
ally fast time OF % 30 seconds.
Valley OF the Moon. the bay ffllv by
Friar Rock and Masquerade, owned by
j. III. Rossiter, is moving along as fast
as any horse at the track. Several times
she has stepped half in better than 4s
and breezed out six furlongs In good
time
Enfilade and Audacious, the two noted
winters Mrs. Viau bought from Morton
Schwartz last fall are going as well as
they ever did. They are ready for the
races ana VIII give good account or
themselves al the jamaica meeting.
They are trained by Sandy MGNaughton
Louis Feustel has sent Eddie AM
brose, his jockey who was injured at
Havre de Grace a few days ago. 70 Mr..
Riddles farm at Berlin. Tho injury
probably will keep Ambrose out or the
saddle for several weeks. While on the
hospital list F'eustel viii use Clarence
Hummer when Mrs. Nlau and Mr. Whit
ney are not using him. Feustel also
said that he is going to give Eddie
Hummer a chance. He thinks the
youngster will develop into first class
jockey.
Johnny Hastings viii arrive at Bel
mont Park on Tuesday with Mr. and
Mrs. Walter Jeffordss strings They
are at Hayre de Grace. Some Of them
began coughing yesterday and their
trainer fears II viii spread to the entire
stable
Dynamite Jack Thornby II back on
the turf. Tom Welsh gave him two
year-old filly yesterday. Jack says he
mas been promised several others and
that BY the time winter rolls around he
win have big string for Havana or
TiaJuana.
The New York herald., 1921-05-01
BnL RaRiDEN SIGNS CONTRACT.

CINCINNATI. April 30-Bill Rariden has
sent In his signed contract 20 the Cincinnati
baseball club and has applied TO Commits
sioner X. M, Lpndia for Reinstatement. Last
fall. at the end of the season, Rariden an
nounced that he was through with baseball
and would devote his time to his farm.
Manager Moran is expected TO use Rariden
a coach for young pitchers and as a
pinch hfffer
The New York herald., 1921-05-01
PRINCETON IN SOCCER TIE.

PRINCETON. April a0.--The Nassau
soccer team, Princeton's Informal soccer
organization. played scoreless tie here
this afternoon with the team OF tne
Staten island Cricket Club.
The leld was too wet to play fast Dali
but the goals of both teams were con-
tinuaIlv threatened. watkins, who
played goal for the visitors, played n
brilliant game. while Capt Smart did the
best work for Princeton.
The New York herald., 1921-05-01
New Jersey Did Not
Join Boxing Body

\ 6ILwAUREE. Wis.. April 20
M New Jersey win be expelled
4 v A from the National Boxing
Association " its boxing commission
permits Tex Rickard 10 charge so
for ringside seats AT the Dempsey
Carpenter ,chaiurionsnip fight on
July 2 Il Vas announced last night
hv Walter Ligginger president cf
tho National Association.
Boxing Commissioner Grain of New
Jersey yesterday said his state had
not Joined the National Associa tion
and was not bound by any Of It's
rules.
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into mnandngl lead
through
-Beneyo Or i'm Frogow p
Ovrweg ght-Ba o.
j.
G NJ
q Costello. II.
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Try-ter Courageous Colt.

Tryster carried stake weight. gave
weight TO Paul Jones and had bad rae
fng luck over q sloppy track. Veteran
trainers who saw him III that contest
pronounced him one Of the greatest
three-yesr-olds they had ever seen lie
hasn't the great early speed Of Leonardo
but he Is rs courageous as thorough
breds come and Jimmy Rowe. his train
er. says he can run all day. III he is be-
side Leonardo or amy other horse in
front or the field III the stretch next Sat
urday be probably win win because his
great courage Is likely to carry him
through.
From the day she touched the ground
Prudery has been regarded BY Mi Whit
ney and his trainer as a great fily She
ie n big outstanding miss and looks
every bit the part Of great racer. AZ
a two-year-old she was Trysters mas
ter. In Jimmy Rpwe's opinion. and II she
races better than Trystcr ran at Havre
de Grace lsst week even Leonardo must
make a record 10 beat her Neither Mr
whitney nor Mr.. Rowe has mace any
statements concerning her, but men who
saw her ia trials at Maryland lsAt week
say she IL In tiptop condition.
III she races up to the form she dis
played iast year she is likely 70 take
her place beside Mr. whlneys immortal
Regret. the only filly that ever won the
historic event
In the opinion OF a majority or local
hor~emcn. the winner will be found
among this trio. But there are sew
eral others with speed. stamina and
courage enough 70 warrant the belief
that they have a chance of success. In
Careful, Walter J. Salmon has q little
nliy OF except ional speed and vcritable
whirlwind in the mud Sbe isnt lnl-
pressivc IN appearance and doesn't look
as II she cared 10 race a Derby distance
against bang Up colts. Sse has won at
a mile and q sixteenth. however and X
II rains ~ac mlEht spriue surprise.
Grey Lag. the Star shoot colt belong
ing 10 Harry Sinclair. II an unknown
quantity this season. He's still on the
Ranoocas Farm m Jersey. AZ a two
year-old he didn't show much, but John
n. Madden who bred him, predicted he
would develop into one OF the best
The New York herald., 1921-05-01

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up F1nbertghbe submission first six funosa
Overwei l.
de Cau
o:a 2b 1ls2
ARR o
Ciaining ot1n a
same Gaffnyonadere whsey
The New York herald., 1921-05-01
straight Place. .Show.

81 $780, spus s.
Buran after making
oyerweg
Farms
A.
Purses
minute at g.
The New York herald., 1921-05-01

WESLEYAN WINS TRACK MEET.
MIDpLrTowN. Conn. April so-Wesleyar
track meet here to-day By score Of Gt
"a
The New York herald., 1921-05-01
NEW YORK HERALD RACING CHAI


$1,000
10 win and up
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and gaderdo away
a end
~ % x Gipsy 3
No l., J. E.
j. H.
Purse
=
Same. Winner H.,
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Horemnns'S Run Not a nccord

The high run of ls7 al iSi balkline.
made by Edouard Horemans at the
Strasd Academy March 30. which Is
claimed an new record. will not he
accepted as such. N was made In =
contest against Albert @. cutter. In
The New York herald., 1921-05-01

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OUR WANT ADS

MILK FOR sALE-Two quarts l5c.
Mrs. S. A. Berry, Lehi. adv.
Wanted to buy oats or will trade
corn. Call i4.J5, Lehi. 12.23-4t
LOST-A 2-yearold Holstein heifer;
tag in left ear with Worlton Brothers
on. Notify A. f. Worlton, Lehi adv.
A fortune for the right man, owing
to unusual circumstances arising we
have decided to sell our dry farm.
$40 acres, as good a dry farm as can
be found in this part of the country,
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balance easy payments. Write or call
on James II. Clarke, American Fork,
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and Misses Notac Dlork. Ruth s,,,e
June Berry Marjorie Cook. Mary
earn and Arvilda Cook
Mrs Jacob l.. Halcs is snond,rc .
re" days with relatives at Logan and
attending the Farm Bureau conyon.
ton. va e'
Mrs. T. w. BroMmcyer has inst
returned home after spending the
past week i'm Salt Lake CITY
Mr.. and Mrs C. W. Ault are At home
TO their many friends in what was
formerly the Drysdale residence. Mrs
j. H. Ault, Mr. Wayne lacking and
Miss Aryilla Berry were their first
guests in their new home TO sumner
Sunday evening.
Mrs. Fannie n Berry entertained
at supper Sunday evening. The guests
were Mr. and Mrs w. L. Berry and
bishop and Mrs. o. L. Hacking.
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Mrs. David Jones OF Riverton o,,
Lehi relatives Saturday.

Mrs. David Jones OF Riverton va,
visiting Lehi relatives Saturday.
When you need any goods-iust
make us an offer Peoples Coon D
Mrs. Frak Gaisford and Nrss
Lorraine Davis were Salt Lake visit.
ors Monday.
Charles Helquist, who is employed
at West Jordan, spent Monday here
with his mother. Mrs. John Helopist
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Davis leaves
this week for California, where they
will spend several weeks VISITING and
enjoying the climate and sights There
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House wiring and electric repair
work. Agent for Elite Vacuum Cleaner
and other electric supplies. First class
work and reasonable prices. ARA r
Adams, Telephone No. 57.J1. 1.1S.4t
Saturday evening at the home of
Miss Wanda Goodwin the Coon
girls entertained at a bundle shower
in honor of Miss Verda Lewis. a bride
of this week. The evening was spent
with games and music. Refreshments
were served.
Coming-"Ladies Columbia Sym.
phony Orchestra thirty.two people.
Classic dances-Soloists- n.
Noyai lheatre. adv.
Thursday evening Mrs. John Hutch
ingsSeptertained at bundle shower
in honor OF Miss Eva Hutchings
Those present were: Mrs. Samuel
Taylor, Mrs Ella Manning, Mrs. b. w. |
Brown, Mrs. S. A. Hutchings, Mrs.
Elmer Rhodes, Mrs. Thomas Colledge,
Mrs. S. A. Smith, Mrs. Mary Smith. |
Mrs. Ernest Jackson, Miss Marvel
Taylor, Miss Verda Lewis, Miss Llleth |
Thomas, Miss Iris Webb and Miss |
Marie Gunther. The evening was
spent with games and music followed |
by the serving Of dainty refreshments
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NOTICE

There will be a meeting of the
stockholders of the North Bench Irr.-
cation Company, Monday, January II,
1921, at o'clock p. m in the Lehi
City Hall for the purpose of hearing
financial report Of the company and
to elect five directors to serve for the
ensueing year and TO transact such
other business as may properly come
before the meeting.
A. NJ. DAVIS, Secretary.
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Cedar Fort
News
BY Mrs. F. N. Berry.

owen and Pharis Ault were Ophlr
visitors the latter part Of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. III. Chamberlain
we're Salt Lake visitors the past week
Me- and Mrs. Clarence w. Ault ana
Miss Arvilla Berry were the guests OF
Mrs. orson e. Hacking at dinner Sun
day.
The Misses Arvilda and Marjorie
Cook gave a card party Friday night
in honor of Mr.. Mark Cook and Miss
Gertrude Cook, who are returning to
their home in Montpelier, Idaho, after
spending the holidays here with rela'
tives and friends.
Mark Heron OF Lehi Is spending u
few days here with friends
Sunday evening Miss Nettie bJorN
at card party for the
following: Messers. Mark Heron
happy Ault, Kimball Smith, Russel
and Lee chamberlain
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NOTICE

The annual stockholders meeting Of
the Spring Creek Irrigation Company
will be held in the First Ward meeting
house. Tuesday, January is, 1921, at
2 o'clock p. m. to elect a new board
and hear the report for the past year.
All stockholders requested to be pres
'ent.
ELLIS PETERSON, Secretary.
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,ocal Items

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.ns Powell was a visitor at
h Saturday.
.r.,,,o Role was a Salt Lake
Sunday.
'Cyrus Thompson was VISITING
lake Monday
Joseph Hammer was a visitor
lake saturday
Iuabel Giles is spending this
4 Salt Lake visiting with rela-
Iobn Woodhouse, Jr, left
/. for California, where she will
h next several months.
Helouist returned home from
a CITY. Mo, Monday after spend.
mast several months there.
u baby boy arrived at the home
Ind Mrs. II. p. Hardy, Decem'
M Mother and babe reported
be.
I'D. J. Rolfe and Mrs. p. II.
eit Monday for Los Angeles,
Ia. where they will spend the
renl months visiting with
Mrs. Andrew Jacobs.
LM.L A. Of the Fifth Ward
rganlzed last week. The new
. are Miss Alta Bateman, presi-
+ in. Alice Frank and Miss
ierson, counselors.
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Russian and Grecian ballot dancer
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The Lehi sun. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1913-1949, 1921-01-13
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III nrinating, often mean
disorders. The worlds
u remedy for kidney, liver,
and uric acid troubles