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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-06-28

Mrs. G. coo1ae 6 he; o'cormor
block left to-day for NarDA vo1as she
VIII Join. Z DartE q friends and 80 to
Battle Lake, Ma, seoe - outing.
Other members Of the party VIA be
Mr.. and Mrs. o. Thompson and Mr..
and Mrs. L 6teede. They Will motor
from Fargo to Battle Lake.
Mr.. 6. K. anna 900 belmont .,,-
nue.. Il looking forward to having ~
her guests this week, Mr.. and Mira.
rive OF Wednesday. Mn. Frank Pfyer
Of Valley City. who was tho guest
of Mrs Hlns during grand chapter
last week, returned to her hone on
Saturday.
Mrs. Alfred Moe Of Spokane. Wash.
left on Monday morning for her home
after havin gvi1tted for several weeks
as the guest OF Mrs. g. c. Julson.
Brsnna township.
Mrs Irene Rynu1ng. librarian At
the Fargo public library, was In
Grand Forks Saturday enroute to Orr
where she Win be the guest Of Nj.
and Mrs. Charles J. Murphy ut their
country home for = week
. A-s
MI. ana Mrs. John. Frttcher ana
two ons Of OAge, Iowa, returned
to their home on Sunday evening aft
or spending a short time in the city
with Mr.. Fritcher's mother, MrA Pc
ter Frtcher and his sister, Mrs r.
A. Sprague. Enroute to Usage. they
plan to stop in Minneapolis.
X 4 4
Mrs George DonnelW (Malvi1sa
DeRosche)' returned to her home in
Grafton Monday evening after spend
ing the weekend in Grand Forks
with her sister, Mrs W. A. Moreneld,
Belmont avenue.
= 50 =.
Mrs. o. d. Madd1n and daughter,
Miss Maud Maddin, Of Bigger. sask-,
have returned to their home after
spending q month with the formers
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. p. ". KeEler.
at Honeyford, N. D..
The ladies' aid Of st Marks Lu-
theran church Will hold IN ice can
social on "wednesday Afternoon and
evening on the church lawn, Inter-
national venue and Fifth street cor
ner. The serving will begin t S
O'Clock, continuing until > O'Clock, and
the public has been invited to attend.
These women will be in charge: Mes
danes F. J. Newton, A. s. McCfaeken,
]. H. LAmbe and jones'
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-06-28

Miss Norma Young has returned. to
her home In Surrey. N. D., after visit
hg Q short time as the house guest of
Miss Ruby Crothers. s02 Belmont ave-
nue.. Miss Louise Canham aud her
sister. 4rA II. F. Ash Of Desdemona,
Texas. who have been Miss Crothers'
guests, have gone to Mss Canham's
homo In jamestown, N. D.
i X +
Bethesda branch No. 3 Of the Old
Peoples Home association will meet
on Wednesday afternoon at 3 o'clock
In the Zion Lutheran church base
n1ent. The hostesses for the afternoon
Will be Mrs, o. Ostad and Mrs. K.
HALEY. who win serve refreshments.
hers and friends Of the society are in
vtted to attend the meeting.
Mn E. j. severson, sss Belmont
avenue. motored to IArimore on Mon
day to meet her two little IONS, Jerry
and Bruce, who have been the guests
Of their aunt. Mrs.. Fred O'Hara, for
several days
P. H Lehman, principal Of the
Grand Forks high school. left on Mon
day evening for Eugene, Ore. where he
will meet Mrs. Lehman and their
three daughters, Misses Helen, Mil
dred n Pauline, who have spent
the winter there. The Lehman fam
lily will return to Grand Forks about
the middle Of August, and will reside
in their new home on North Fourth
street.
For Mr.. Lehman and Rev. Mr..
Henry, who also went west on Monday
night, the adult bible class of the
Methodist Episcopal church. Of which
Mr.. Henry Is pastor. prepared an ap-
pettztng lunch, which they presented
them just before their departure. Mr..
Lehman Is the bible class instructor.
MI. and MrS. A. C. Nelson Of the
Nefs block returned Sunday evening
from Fargo and Erie, N. D., where
they have been the guests Of friends.
During their trip they attended the an
nual Masonic picnic at Sargent.s grove
near Armenia, N. D.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-06-28
Local Girl Is
!. Wed il Larimore

simple but pretty summer we'd
ding wns eolemna1sd THU morning e
IAr1more, N. D.. In st. Stephens Cakh-
elm church, whom Miso TSnA Mclean
Of Grand Forks became the bride Of
John TfancS Bl1eshAn.. Don OF Mr. and
Nra. Dennis HheehAn. rssdding near
McCAnna. Rev. T14h1r sampson, pas
tor, ofNGated 1t the service 1t
O'Clock, and 3Dst Q small company Of
relatives ana 1ntamats friends was
present
Tho bEias woes her travelling gown
Of nav and afvas canton crepe with
Z large navy snd st1var picture hat
and . boaquet Of ophelta roses and
sweetpeas. Her only attendant. Miss
Hermfne Beaudry Of Grand Forks.
appeared In Q navy blue tangtA frock
with grsy trimmings and she also
wore OpheliA rosee and SweetpeaA
Lee ot0oFman Of Grand Forks was
the best man.
A wedding breakfast was served In
the dining room of the Provost hotel
after the service and there were COW
srs for p small party. Summer flow
ers decorated the dining room and a
bowl Of pink rose buds centered the
table.
Nj. and Mrn sheehan's honeymoon
viii b spent among the northern
Minnesota lakes AMI they left this
moening by motor. After June Is
thAy Will be ut home on Mr.. 8heehAn's
farm near McCAnna.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-06-28
Auxiliary TO SsJpe
PicRic On Wednesda,

The womsn.s auxraEy to the local
post. OF the Amsr3ran Legion will be
tn charge Of serving the picnic which
the Legion has announced for Wed
nssday evening IN IAncoln park. The
picnic will be served ut $40 o'clock
ing arrangsznents for the spread.
The American, Legion has planned
the picnic In honor OF the disabled
service mon and women who arc to be
In Grand Forks to meet the federal
eligibility board on Wednesday.
Through the American Legion aux
Hilary an effort - being made to OBJ
tain assistant typtsts to help the fed
who n able TO run 4 typewriter and
who can par an hour or more dur
Ing the day. 10 asked to notify either
Giss Frances Owen, auxiliary secrs-
tary (11s4) OF MrA. Wineman (431).
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-06-28

at Chief Porky. She was not such
q handsome creeture a. her husband
and she was also NOR shy. She
never drummed on the hollow limbs
just to make noise like her hus-
band did. It was her desire to be
in a quiet place, picking up the ants.
NHer delight was to find an ant-hill
where she could feast without being
molested.
what DO you want Hammer shs
inquired.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-06-28

Red Fox and how he came to get out
of the Palace bed to chase Jack, the
Rabbit. You know. and I want tho
King to know how we'll you can re-
member things you see" 1'es
Mrs. Hammer, the Ficksr's wffe.
perched herself on the Kings knee
a. she was always willing to do a.
her EoodF2husband asked, and began
to tell tho story OF, Red Foaes escape
from the Palace bed. AZ she began
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-06-28

Ma B. b. Courtney and daughter
Barnadine, Cheyenne avenue. left sun
dAy evening for Milwaukee,. whore the
eyeA Later Mrs Courtney and
daughter expect to visit with rela-
ttves In 81 Paul.
1 4 4
Mrs.. ]. n. Griffin, south Fifth
street. accompanied by her guest. Mrs
Hamel Of Minneapolis. left Monday
morning for Crookston, whore they
viii be the guests Of friends. Mrs.. Ha-
mel formerly made her home there
and after a brief visit will go on to
Minneapolis.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-06-28

Cincinnad.-A national orRanixa.
tdon, pledged to combat an class leg.
isiation whenever It appears wal
formed here.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-10
An Old-Fashioned
Beauty Recipe

Tho oldtimr application oi Butter.
mills aud Cream CO. whit,n and preserve
the skin and remove harsh little
wrinkl,s ana ugly sillowncss is grand
mothers recipe and women throughout
th" country are again using Il Ia IN.
sure beautiful complexion and snow
whit, hands and arms
Butt-rmiik however II not always
uhiainahlr. hut q Specialist has ~ las,
perfected method NJ concentrating
huticrmilk and combining II with a per.
feet cram, which you can huy IN small
quantities ready 90 Use at any first
class dr,W store 10y simply asking Tor
Towards iuti"rmilk Cream
Th.r. IL NJ secret about u NOT u
Their, any doubt about result it'- just
q common ordinary bu,trrmilk. gently
masstgcd with the finger tips around
thu corners 1T IN. eyes and mouth.
II yuu have not yet tried this simple
easy way tu beauty get q small quantity
today and let your face be- the Judge
Your favorite toilet goods counter can
supply yen. Randall Drug co
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-10

Humboldt sets down the Dracocna
praco ia irecl at uruuiya, In Tencriffr
a. one ~ the oldest inhabitants ~ the
earth
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-10
THOUSAND PANHANDLE
Steers ARE MARKETED

The sulc " 900 head II yearliug
steers by u. H. Temple To Kansas buy
,rs war reported from Hereford We'd.
ncSslay. "Billy" Xix according 10 the
same report srld 400 head and John L.
WILSON 500 to the same buyers.
The entire 900 head were choice
y,nfling Hereford steers Xix II IN
,aid received $40 per head and Wilson
$50 for his lot, The young cattle
are Ca De- moved tu Kansas IA once and
put IN the famous Kansas Blue Stem
grass pasture lly TALL Il n said these
nnamil- ~ Kansas Ilue Stem will hc
In iir-i class condition fur the butcher.
There are other Inquiries m the field
and o. .s believed Oh. snlcs IT this
W,,t whi.a ARE th, first cattle Siir-
100 fh- section iut a.Hr time. means
tUr ,u,rIur up OFF 90 movement Of Pan
huudI, cattle
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-10
Good Picture at Doandi.

Hobart Busworih, popular screen
actor OF Grille types. Ia the star % HIS
own Law" the latest production by
J. Parker Read Jr.. released through
Goldwyn. which opened at the peandi
Theatre yesterday for two days. The
drama Of friendship between men gives
Mr. BosWorth one u the best roles that
has fallen TO hts lot. and h. gets out
0l IL every bit OF entertainment and
acting value that |, contains.
Mrs. MRcNeir member % a great en-
gineernig firm. who goes off on n pro
lonEed spree after every big job, Mr..
Boswotth gives n touch OF naturalncss
and humanity that makes the charac'
ter continuously human and interest
ing. After mos, realistic figh, with
a Frenchman In saloon IN San Fran
cisco's underworld. he becomes fast
friends with Jean Saval because % his
grit. Saval had also been educated as
m engineer. and NJ goes with MacNciT
off on a big Job. ". falls In love with
sylvia Harris hut ir called 20 the colors
by France suddenly and a. there Is nc
IN, ~ the camp g. marry them he car
lny pledge his faith with the rims
which b. had bought for the wedding
When MacNcir learns that Saval hal
7 Jcen killed In action, be marries Sylvia
I In order that his friends child may
. have name aud father. Saval re
turns az, four years In a German
r!fon and then comes the hg, THRILLING
human drama which makes His owl
Law one 81 the big pictures Of the sea
SON
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-10
BID5 FUN PUHtk
COUNTY HIGHWAYS
WILL Be ACCEPTED.
CONTRACTORS FROM SEVERAL
STATES WILL M PRESENT
At MEETING COURT.

Contractors ar, attracted toward
Amarillo ly the aunuuuD,mri, that
bids fof tho construction II the Potter
count, hrrva,r vIll %, apcnrd mex,
TUESDAY
: tc guam t.m ~, Hampton nurk
company ut Louisville. ny O. The
county mmissi,urr- announces that
company viii have representative
un the ground 40 Ga, Drrning ~ bids
a. VI Durham. manager Of thc Tex
a. white Huad Construction company
- h,r, making preliminary invest
cation with the view ,f bidding. Tn,
Whit, company manufactures Willie
paving which H. very similar O. asphalt
pavement
L. ". Kemp ~ the Texas Company
" ais her, Kemp il editor q Texas
Tirs published 40 Dallas
Nlty President \ T. iirh'nstrcit ~
the N,W M,Airu Construction company
hu- been h,f, looking over the siua.
iluu Hr - rvts o. return In time
90 put IN md.
MANY moro ,nrstru,t.ln men are cN
Is,t,i iu ~, citv h,tUI. opening ~
bids TUESDAY 1, viii De- surprising ac.
,Uiding o. county Engineer Dickey u
~ many as g. 'o 'n different concern,
uut ln ili- thIs um'.
Th, engineer ana commissioners a.
rIa,,l h'ds l,,'~-ih.r and 10 il believed
.thrr, will De- no difficulty iu obtain
INK abundance 90 STA, without hau.
INK great distance
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-10
'R1WAnlS Club IS
MAKING PROGRESS
SEVERAL ADDRESSES MADE ~
MEMBERS At WEEKLY MEET.
ING WEDNESDAY

Fifiy five of the o. members ~ the
kiwauls club or ~ 20 per cent ~
the membership attended the MONDAY
luncheon At the Amarillo hotel Wed
nesday. the first day ~ the attendance
contest
\ varied and interesting program was
given. payton Randolph. rmiu,ivw
visiting kiwauau told 'hr ,luh he had
iusi returned from 90 visit IN East
Texas and declared optimism b. mot
n~rly 50 noticeable boo that section o'
the state ~ iu tu, Panhandle
Mayor Ion - MARS addressing him
~.lf o. thp auditorium question declared
that coliseum with arena and aud
forum combined b. impractical The
city commission the mayor told %,
club. has mad, % thorough inycstigu
ton n she question.
An 1u'umohil, club for Amarillo was
favored and the question referred tu
~, lnt,rCity committee fur discussion
hy representative. uf DO, kiWunis
Rotary and Lions clubs
Diversion ~ automobile traffic from
Childrcss 90 Colorado So rs 200 lead
through Amarillo was discussed and a
commute" appniEi'd to Join d"l-ga.
ton from the Automotivr Association
IN a trp tu Childrrss n"Nt Tuesday {"
mark the road T. NJ pittmlu J. g
Lowe T. NJ. l..fturgc. ! & nicki". e
y. Dillon. " a. Kaufman ana = =
Phillips volunteered e. make the trip
Others Who find u possible. are rr
qurst"d tn join "a" party
Organization 1T automobile clubs and
establishment ~ a down town tourist
information office with q uaid secretary
were advocated v. g Irwin. ~ the
Cooper Irwin Motor company announc.
81 his company would donate an uffic"
Tor the secretary one year.
ben stone made u talk myuring q
Y. VI G.. \ building fur the oity MANY
have offered donations fur The purpose
ALREADY. Stone said. and the Y NJ e
4, movement h. declared II onr of the
most Important before the people ~
I Amarillo.
T. T.. R"oS presided az Wednesday :
I meeting and classification talks were
made hy " e. irwin. Henry Gooch.
ira Embry. J, e Dlckic and 4. r.
Kihbc.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-10
Doris MAY in COMEDY 4.

Doris May. who has played ~ leading
supper; o.. Douglas Macl."an during the
past year. makes her final appearance
opposite IN popular young star IN his
latest Paramount picture. The Rookie 4
Return" which will b. presented AT
the Mission Theatre today
In the tol. Of Alicia who II the oh
Jet ~ The returned rockies affections
in the new comedy. Miss May again
offers Mr. Macl.ean splendid support
The rrmainief ~ the cas-, includes such
well known players NJ Wallace Becry
Frank Curri.r IT, Whit and william
Courtright
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-10
Anlusenents
NENT lEAR's STYLES
SHOWN ~ f,l.M.

For the woman who follows with
lose interest all the changes II styles
from month 20 month. You Arvcr Can
Tell" should prove an exceptionally en-
,ertaining motion picture II II the
INITIAL Bche Daniels starring vehicle for
Realart. and viii h. shown AZ the Olym'
he Theatre for two days, beginning to-
lay.
one u the biggest features OF the Of
iering IN a magnificent fashion show,
In which gurgeously attir'd mannequins
parade In the lobby ot hig New York
Motel Absolutely new creations are
shown. things which will not appear In
he market until the spring Of 1891.
This advance style" presentation
Gas made possible by special arrange
nent with one OF the hig Partisan
houses. For the first time In the history
u motion pictures the inland cities OF
America will see LAT, fashions displayed
lust as they are In iheaicliers Of New
York.
Needless o. say. Miss Daniels Is cN
luisite In the gowns she wears as
nAneduln. The scsi~ is an important
me In this story Of a poor little check
room girl who nearly gets into trouble
trying TO b. a yamp before true love
Tor Prince Charming brings hei
real happines. You Never Can Tell Il
an excellent vehicle for the good LITTLE
had girl type. In which the star Is al
| her best.
Handsome Jack Mulhall heads
splendid east. which also includes Neell
Edwards. Helen Dunbar. Edward Mar
,indel. Leo white. Mrs. Harry l.. Dav
EXPORT. Graham Petit and Harol'
Goodwin. Chester Franklin directed tn
production.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-10
EIKs

Mrs Kan Garter Portland, ore.
q n Moore Kansas CITY.
4 : Jones Dallas.
! n. R'id. N,gl
y Van Af-dilc wichita
: T. Mayn.li ana wife shamrock.
Desmond Mayfield shamrock
Mrs n. =. Hutchinson. Dallas
J NJ Murray. Hsloit
Y Mallory. oklahoma city.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-10

Don't Gei a Di,ore I'll Tomorrow
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-10
GREETINGS FORWARDED
SOVEREIGN OFFICERS BY
LOCAL WOODMAN LODGE

Aiamusa Camp 80 in2 Mu,slmcn Z"
the world hts Forwarded message e.
greetings to tho sovereign Grand com
mand'f and the d'i,gaivs from Texas
New Mexico and Arizona now IN sos
zion a. The head camp convention a.
Houston
"lf the hody - this message u no
upheld - Sovereign Delegates Taylor
Ihrnes. Travis and Lcdford says tn
massage pl.asc send them 60 Missouri
~ stop them At Fort Worth. as "
cannot use them IN progressive Ala
mo~a camp
We ar, Tor you In all your nohl'
work for Wusdcaft We rceommen,
Tanlac fof the nolshcyiki and blddin.
you Godsp.,d IN an the workings O.
THE convention. Ne arr yours Tor Pro
t.ctiye Woodcrafi'
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-10
pRON iINENT WRITER
TELLS ~ WORK Biil>G DONE
~ ANhitIIlO'S SCIIOOI. :

stat, Slows Department OF the Journal
a. Education. E'-f"u. witch IN edit
go IN D. 4 y Wir-hip
Superintendent ~ N Duncan A.
uuc .f no, most progressive smporin'
t.ud,rts iu the country iIr N ardent.
ly campaigning real Junior high
v huUl junior college. physical cdu.
cation fur 40 children. playground 81.
r'r,i-ion q special room Tor suh.noi
nal children, and Ill other uptu.datc
features"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-10
TOT RIST Inn

J. X. Miusrps Fort Worth.
a. a Lohrkr. Dallas,
X, q. Davis. saint Louis
Mrs. " =. Smith. Stn Francisco.
T =. Roberts AMI wife Phoenix
Gus Chambers ana Wit, Detroit
q. ?. Murray. las Angeles.
G.. ID Boyd. pllinview,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-10
KNIGHTS OF COL UMBUS
PLANNING BIG BAhQUE !

a banquet and annual meeting q the
eouncil q the Knights ~ Columbus is
snnounced fur Thursday night March
~. The affair will he held At the
Harvey House.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-10
IN THE HOTELS
AMARILLO

r u Tlcruecv Chicago
y D. brady. Kansas CITY
y l.. G0ssaE,. Kansas city.
n e. GosSagc. Chicago
A Lilly. baltimore.
! 4. Kelly, Dallas
= = Nall oklahoma CITY
r. e. Grith. Cleveland
l.. 4 Berry. Marion
T.. e White. Tarlun.
" Blcnke. Cincinnati
j ~ 1cnkins Dallas
- :. Rufks Low.
=. y. Mulk'y sherman.
D. J. OConn'il. Dallas
T. Anderson. Dallas.
I a. Easirrl,y. Denver.
Mis- n,ss AUkcrmau, silver city.
Mrs Thomas Rylnnd Silver city.
= T. SioWmnu New York.
n l. nurus. san Antonio.
u. Cocker san Antonio.
: J Gamble. Ch,cklsha.
~ T.. K.liy. loy,lsnd. Cal
" q. N.ill Denver.
T. e. Little. Dallas
,. q tullon. Lane. Ky.
!. n King Fort Worth
n. p Edwards. Kansas Ci,y.
Il T. clarke. Hutchinson
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-01
S. W. GETS VETERAN


John !. McCloskcy veteran hall
player ana manager probably viii
manage one of the teams In the
newly organized Southwestern
league IN" old-timor has written
10 league OFFICIALS asking for u
berth for next year and II ls more
than lkcly that ho will b" put In
charge Of Eartlcsyillo. Miami or Par
sons ClubE
Last year McCloskcy managed the
Memphis CSIb IN the southern league
but had to quit In mid season when
an accident temporarily deprived
him of sight. He secuted for tho
Memphis club during the latter part
OF the year and now Is after man
ngcrinl job.
McCloskey ia a veteran OF veterans.
He has been In baseball for more
than % years ana has served In
practically every capacity known to
the game, He was manager OF the
~. Louis Cardinals nt one time.
Later he went with III Paso, Beau
mont ana other Texas cities. lie
WITS one Of the organizers Of the San
tn Fo league several years ago with
!. A. Hardin, who " handling the
dcstinics OF tn. MuskOgcc club.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-01
THIS BULL PUP IS A HERO
Saves Lifc Of Woman by Tearing OFF
burning Clothing.

HOUSTON. Tex, Dec. 31,--Iiesldes
being blue blood. li-ycarold
Dominic Rosclli's bun pup. King
Elite, In n hero. Wagging stub OF
tail rapturously, the pup IL today
strutting about with his kindly-usly
visage shorn Of all vcstlge OF those
porcupine whiskers that are reputei
to be 40 all-important to "a ruugn ana
ready dog In nightly jousts with
members OF the feline tribe.
Dominic and his sister Ircne werc
losing frantic fight to remove
burning clothing from their mother
VINO had IN some way caught on fire
while preparing n meal yesterday
The dog, with quick intelligence,
stuck his nose again and again into
the flames and ripped and toro the
dress with telling effect, His whis-
kers ana the hair on HIS head were
singed off but he kept at Il. Though
his nose is blstered he bears JOY
fully his pains. for Mrs. Rosclli In
alive today though she came near
being otherwise--but FOR King Elite
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-01
FIND SOLDIERS SKELETON
Crucsomc Find Uncovered Beneath
an old StiHWstack.

MuLLlNNllL4E, Kan, Dee. 81
The skeleton of man with the
remnants OF n soldier uniform was
discovered In an old strawstack ON
farm, near here today. The only
mark of IDENTITY was the name
"R. Lciser,' stamped on the belt,
Albert snyder, owner of the farm
had been attracted by mans shoes
sticking out OF the straw. when he
picked it up portion OF the skclton
came with IT, The strawstack IL two
years old ana IN located near "A rail-
road track. The coroner took charge
OF the skoltun and uniform and sent
the belt 10 thc war department NJ
washington for possible idcutifica-
ton. An army blouse was found near
the strawstack some months ago,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-01
CENTRE TO MEET
TEXAS GR|DSTERS
praying Eleven Plays
Christian Gridsters
Today

Special TO Tho World.
FORT WORTH, Tex, Dec al
Coach Charley Morans Centre col
lego football machine will take the
field here tomorrow against Texas
Christian university of Fort Worth
In better condition than the eioven
has enjoyed in any game this season.
he announced today. Moran has
taken no chances of an upset in this
game. lie has trained his wonder
team hard, will start his first string
with Instructions to get safe as
quickly as poss, lie and play hard
until this In accomplished.
Hump Tanner will start at full
back, Red Roberts at guard. and
Robb. the Pittsburgh man, at right
end. The other positions will be
filled as they were In the Harvard
game, with Mcmillan. Armstrong
and bartlett in the back field, Mont
gomery and Jones at tackle, Gregor
at guarn. Snoddy on the other end
and Weaver at center,