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Evening star., 1921-09-14
Society
Mrs. Coolidge Rejoins the Vice President
Here After Motoring With Her
Tw0Sons to Their School,

bier, Ohio. officiated. the ceremony
taking place in the home of the brides
mother. 122 East High street. Mount
Vernon.
The bride was given away by her
brother, Mr.. Mark Curtis Kinney.
former lieutenant, British royal air
force, and wore a charming gown of
white brocaded satin and embroidered
georgette, and she carried q shower
bouquet of bridal roses and lilies of
the, valley tied with emil broidered net.
There were no attendants.
The bridal. couple stood under an
arch formed of wistaria, and garden
flowers were alsosused in the decora-
ton, sweetheart roses and white tulle
forming the decoration for the bride S
table at the repast which followed.
! Shortly after the ceremony Mr.. and
Mrs. Curtis left Mount Vernon for a
short wedding journey. the bride
wearing a tailored suit of brown
duvetine and a hat Of the same color.
i They will make their home at Chatham
Court. on Columbia road.
Miss Minnie Let's. whose marriage
to Mr.. William Marion Guthrie of st.
Joseph. Mo-, will take place Saturday.
October IS. left Washington Yester-
day, accompanied by her mother, Mrs.
John Let's. to spend two weeks in
| New York and Atlantic City
Mr. Reginald Williams. who spent
| the summer with his parents. DIR. and
Mrs. Tom Williams, sailed from New
York yesterday on the Aquitania for
England. where he will resume his
studies at one of the schools of that
country.
| Mrs. Eli D. Hoyle, widow of Gen
| Hoyle, U. S. Army, announces the en-
gagement of her daughter. Imogene
Hoyle Shannon. to Maj. Joseph F.
Taulbee, U. S. Army.
| Mr. and Mrs.-Armar d. Saundersor
of New York. the latter formerly Miss
| Anne NJ. Archbold. have leased Grey
| stone" the charming suburban home
state and Mrs. Hughes, on the edge OF
Rock Creek Park. Mr.. and Mrs. .Saun.
derson will take possession October l
Mrs. George w. Vanderbilt
Lenvcs Here for Her Asheville Estnts
Mrs. George w. Vanderbilt. who
! with her daughter. Miss Cornelia Van.
derbilt. spent several days at the New
| Willard this week. left yesterday fol
Biltmore, her beautiful estate at Ashe
| vile, n. c.
Mrs. Frederick Dent Grant ha.
taken possession of her residence
Inn New Hampshire avenue. aftel
spending a few days at the Hote
La Fayette. Mrs. Grant. who hal
been passing the winters for severa
years at her place in Florida. will re
main in Washington this season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas F. Ryan re
turned to New York yesterday after {
= brief stay at the Shoreham, following
:. their return from Europe.
Mrs. EIihu Root and her daughter
in-law. Mrs. Edward Root. arrived
in Washington last evening from New
York and are at the New Willard
Hotel.
Mrs. Robert r. Hit who has beeI
travelling in Canada with her son. MI
Evening star., 1921-09-14

|. Mrs. Henry c. Wallace. wife of
joined him at the Highlands Monday,
is-busily engaged in looking for an
apartment for the winter adequate
in 81 ize and convenient in location to
meet the demands of cabinet
member.
Evening star., 1921-09-14

RS. COOLIDGE Joined the
NH Vice President at the New
lV Willard last evening, after
Evening star., 1921-09-14

Fine quality in me-
dunn sizes in taupe.
brown, battleship and
black.
Evening star., 1921-09-14

Frank Onion and Mrs. r. G. 10y. all
of Baltimore. A number of charming
hospitaIities have been given for the
bride, Miss Louise Mclaughlin en-
Eynon, luncheon. and Mrs. Sinclair,
mother of the bride, entertaining the
wedding party at buffet supper and
dance following the wedding. re-
hearsal.
Mrs William Henry Walker, who
spent last winter in the south, has
returned to Washington for a short
visit and is stopping at the Grafton.
spend the winter with her brother
and sister-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs.
Thornton T. Parker, at 1915 Riggs
place northwest.
Former Governor and Mrs. Andrew
J. Montague of Virginia returned on
Monday from Stpckholm. where MIR.
Montague has been one of the Ameri-
can representatives at the interparlia-
mentary union. Mr.. and Mrs. Mon
tague will Immediately open their
home in Richmond and remain there
until October l. when they will re-
turn to their apartment at the Avon
dale for the remainder of the con-
gressional season.
VIII SHdIicS beatty AhooTe, "ile VI
Maj. Moore, United States Army, of
Fort Logan. Little Rock. Ark. is the
guest of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Montague, at the Avondale. She will
accompany them to Richmond. re-
turning to Washington in October.
DIR. L. w. Glazebrook has returned
from Biltmore, N. c., where he Joined
his family for few weeks there
where they were visiting Mrs. Glaze
brooks brother-in-law and sister
| Maj. and Mrs. f. f. Whiting. Mrs
| Whiting has come to Washington for
a brief stay and is at 1924 S street.
Lieut.. Col. =. w. Huntington, United
Estates. Army, and Mrs. Huntington are
at the Powhatan for a time.
Evening star., 1921-09-14

III RS. COOLIDGE Joined the
NH Vice President at the New
Hl Willard last evening, after
taking their sons. John and
Calvin. to Mercersburg. Pa. by motor.
they having entered the academy
at that place. She and the Vice
President will remain here for the
rest of the autumn.
The amba ssador OF Brazil, Mr.. de
Alencar, is in New York to pay an
official farewell visit to the Brazilian
dreadnaught Minas Geraes, which has
been undergoing repairs there and
which will shortly depart for Brazil.
The ambassador will go to Atlantic
City for stay of several weeks be-
fore returning to the embassy.
The Secretary of State and Mrs,
Hughes will be Joined within day
or two by their younger daughter.
Miss Elizabeth Hughes. who has
spent the summer visiting friends on
Lake George. Miss Catherine Hughes
will sail for New York september
Is after spending some months
travelling in Europe
|. Mrs. Henry c. Wallace. wife of
the Secretary of Agriculture. who
Joined him at the Highlands Monday,
is-busily engaged in looking for an
in size and convenient in location to
meet the demands of cabinet
member.
DIR. Rowe Gives Luncheon
for Cuban Financial Mission.
The Secretary of State. Mr.. Hughes.
attended the luncheon given today by
pr. L. S. Rowe, director general of
the Pan-American Union, in honor of
the secretary of the treasury of
Cuba, Senior Don Sebastian Gelabert,
and the other members of the special
financial mission now in Washington.
which includes Senior Don Sebastian
Q. Gelabert. jr.; Senior Don Jose A;
Gelabert and Senior Don Manuel
Despaigne. The minister of Cuba,
DR.. Cespedes. was among the guests,
as were the United States minister to
Cuba, Mr.. Boaz Long; the governor
of the Federal Reserve Board, Mr.. w.
the Treasury, Mr.. d. r. Crissinger;
the vice gover' or of the Federal Re-
| serve Board, MIR. John r. Mitchell
the chief of the Latin American di-
vision of the Department of State,
| Mr.. Sumner Welles; Mr.. Achille
/ Viallate, DIR. c. E. MCGUIRE and Dr.
| F. ]. YaneS.
| Senator Frank 3. Kellogg, who
with Mrs. Kellogg is now at their
| home in St Paul. will return to
| Washington about September 81, Mrs
Kellogg probably returning with him
! OF much more than usual interest in
! Washington, the home of the bride
groom. was the wedding Monday al
. o'clock. in Mount Vernon Ohio. OF
Mr.. Frank Sanford Curtis. chief clerk
of the Navy Department. to Miss Han
| nah Hall Kinney. daughter of Mrs
Brockway Kinney of that city. Mr.
Curtis is the son of the late Mr.. and
Mrs. Rollin c. Curtis. and his home
was formerly in Mount Vernon.
=! Rev. George F. Smythe. pastor OF
! the Church of the Holy Spirit, Gam
Evening star., 1921-09-14

Mr.. lUgh 8. KeurfOtt Weds
Miss Mary kathryn Barr.
The marriage of Miss Mary kath-
ryn Barr. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
A. Eugene Barr, to MIR. Hugh S. Kear-
fott of Martfnsville, Va, sen Of Mrs.
Rebecca kearfott and the late DIR. c.
Evening star., 1921-09-14

Several Weddings
Of Interest to Society.
Cards have heen sent out announc-
ing the marriage of Mrs. Marie Howe
Garziglia and Mr.. Frank Arthur Spur
Thursday, September l. in Philadel
phia. Mr.. and Mrs. Spur will be at
home after October !. at 2523 18th
street northwest.
4 wedding of unusual interest will
take place this evening at o'clock
at the Calvary Methodist Episcopal
Church. on Columbia road. when Miss
Elma Winifred Sinclair, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Lindley Z. Sinclair. will
become the bride of Mr.. Richard Caroel
! Leary, son of Mr.. and Mrs. H. 3.
, Leary. The ceremony will be per-
, formed by the Rev. Dawson. assisted
by Rev. DIR. James Shera Montgomery,
pastor of the church.
Miss Mabel Sinclair will attend the
! bride as maid of honor and Mr.. Whit
ney Leary will serve as best man. Mr.
H. r. Leary. jr.: Mr.: Stuart King. Mr..
]. H. Smell and Mr.. Walter c. Cox will
be the ushers. A reception will follow
at the home of the brides parents
! 262O Woodley place. The out-of-town
/; guests here for the wedding include
/ Miss Mildred Mohr of Philadelphia
| Mrs. F.. D. Mackay and Mrs. A. B
Munro of New York. the brides aunts:
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Gill Evans. Mr.
and Mrs. r. J. Taylor. Mr.. and Mrs.
Evening star., 1921-09-14

AAAA>DHA>~~ IOuses, ETC., stops all
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ing easy. 15c by mail or at druggists. Hiscox
Chemical Works. Patchogue. y. y.
Evening star., 1921-09-14

William F. ,R. Hit, has returned to
New York and they are at the Ritz
Carleton Hotel. where Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry r. OXnard of this city are also
registered.
Capt. T. r. Craven has been detailed
to duty in command of squadron
of torpedoboat destroyers. with a
base at Charleston. N. c.. and Mrs.
Craven and their daughter. Miss Ann
Craven, who made her debut here last
season, will go to Charleston for the
winter.
Mrs. Vincent Astor sailed yesterday
for Europe aboard the AQuitania and
will be abroad several weeks.
Evening star., 1921-09-14
Model Fur Wraps---0nly One Of a Kint

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-22
LOCAL GUN
CLUB SHOOTS
SUNDAY

Because OF the great interest In
shooting. the members Of the Seat
tie Gun club have decided To start
the regular weekly 50-bird shoot Sun
day morning. 10 be continued thru
the season.
The shoot starts promptly at $50
a. m. at their new home at Fort
I.awton. The Fort Lawton club
house and grounds Of the Seattle
Gun club are ranked with the best
In the country.
At the regular club meeting held
Thursday night, G. w Brandy was
elected president for the coming sea
son. Alving Schwager was named
vice president with l.. s. Barnes
elected as secretary-treasurer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-22

or worse Eut Bill 1uthNhhNkiu AltN
noay Middleton aren't 80 certain
Hoih hlt fairly well and they're both
experienced ny charcrr. but tho Seat
tic club Ia in tht market for long
distance cloutcr 60 nii Ia one Of those
berths at least.
There Is a deal hanging fire with
the Cincinnati Reds that may bring
The veteran Dode paakeft 10 the 10.
Gals. His record last year showed
that he was no cripple aa he hit
around ESQ and played in i1s games.
And the san Francisco Seals owe
un a player on tho Haih deal. Morry
Rhlck or Joe Connolly. two promis-
ing young Fardncrn. both hard hit
ter. are being talked about as siwash
possibilities.
And don't forget young Paul
strand. who Joined Seattle In the
faT end Of the 1890 season. He show
Ell up well NJ the plate. altho he was
awkward IN the field and rathsr
ciumny on tho paths. But he showed
a world Of promise.
An ouifleldsr or two seems 70 be
Tho NnsNt NEf4 VI wv f'NNAs" $500
now.
After complete review Of the
Seattle "hopcfuis" for the coming
season Il neefns "a II the SiNasheS
are pretty well fixed for the season.
The pitching staff should rank with
tho best In tho league and the
catching staff viii not suffer by com
parison with the other mask corps IN
the circuit. Tho infieldcrE. with the
exception " Jimmy Smith. slated for
rhor;siop. have proved their worth
In IN. Coast league. The outfield. as
hcrrlnbcfore stated. Is not yet set
for the year.
with the Clncy Reds owing Seat
ilo two players and another coming
from the Seals. we don't look half
had. and Manager Kenworthy's chief
worry should be in getting his men
ready for that Coast league drive
and. boy. it's a long one.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-22
TRAMBITAS
WINS FROM
JOE EAGAN

PORTLAND. Jan. 22.--Pushing
the fight most OF the time. Alex
Trambitas. OF Portland. won the call
at the end OF ten rounds Of scrapping
here last night with Joe Eagan. Of
Boston. The bout WIS featured By
mitigating.
Bobby Harper. OF Seattle. went
eight rounds with Willie ST. Clair. OF
Sacramento. TO draw. The Seattle
tic chased his opponent all around
the ring and most OF the fans
thought he should have been given
the verdict.
The same fans received n lot OF
thrills when frankie Monroe. Of Los
Angeles. and Sammy Gordon, Of
Portland. staged their six-round en-
gagement. Tho decision went 10
Monroe.
Neal Zimmerman smashed his way
20 decision over Carl Martin.
They Travelled six rounds. Billy
Ryan and Allie Taylor started the
show with a fourround draw.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-22
ny HENRY l.. FARRELL

NEW YORK. Jan. 22.-Thc agita-
ton TO bar the deadlock from wrest'
ling has received a setback from the
man who would be most benefited by
It's elimination.
Following the serious injury TO Joe
Stcchcr az the result OF application
OF that hold by Ed Lewis In the bout
In which the latter won the world
wrestling championship. followers OF
the mat game turnout the country
urged that the deadlock be outlawed
as dangerous.
Earl Caddock. from whom Stecher
won tho title. and who meets Lewis
here Monday night. came 10 the
champions defense with a statement
that the deadlock IL no worse than
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-22
STECHER'S
ARM is
PARALYZED

OMAHA. Ncb.. Jan. &c. 49, Joe
stecher. former heavyweight cham.
pion OF the world. is suffering from
"A stroke OF paralysis In his right
arm and shoulder. according 10 an
announcement made by Or. Lee Ed.
wards. tho attending physician, here
yesterday.
Stetcher was removed 10 the hos.
pitsl soon after his bout with Ed
c'Strangler') Lewis a month ago. It
was In this bout that he lost his
worlds heavyweight crown.
Stetcher win be out OF tho wrest-
ling game for AZ least n year. nc.
cordlng to an announcement made by
his physicians.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-22
QUAY PREP
HOOPERS
TROUNCE
BEAVERS
hIANpINa on rLAMs

Clos. checking. superior speed and
team work. and some big league
shooting by Jesse Douglas. Quay cen
ter. brought home the bacon FOR the
Queen Anne prep basketball five in
their tuHale with Ballard Al tho Queen
Anne gym yesterday. The final score
was 20 10 8. but the game was much
closer than tho scare indicates.
Tho Quay attack centcrrd around
Jesae Douglas and he made good with
a hang. ringing up five field goals
and four free throws.
Young Max Tanner and the vet
eran Molly Mccarthy. az guards also
played hanEup basketball. holding
their forward 10 one basket zach.
Ballard introduced husky young
Indian by tho name OF Gideon Dun
can. who was tho outstanding star
for tho losers. He shows promise Of
developing into clever guard
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-22
PORTLAND AND
SPOKANE PIN
MEN CLASH

In spite OF the fact that Spokane
bowlers have piled up 2i-point lead
over Portland pin smashers. the Rose
city crew In favored to win the
second half OF tho intor-city match
for $1,000 side bet, to be staged in
Portland On tho oregon alleys Sun
day
The inter-city matches nre five
men team, five.game matches with
the total number of points counting
The cream of Portland and Spokane
bowlcra arc competing.
Tho teams win line up Sunday as
follows.
Portland-Blaney. Goodwin, Frank
lin. Krause and Perry.
Spokane-Qualoy. Barton, Head.
Converse and Croix.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-22
CRUCIAL
CITY CAGE
co
THURSDAY
HoW City Cage
League Teams
Stand

What Is figured to be the crucial
game OF the city basketball season
viii be staged at the Crystal Pool
next Thursday when the MaeDougall.
Southwick five. star league and
Puget Sound champions last season.
locks horns with the powerful North.
ern Life Insurance squad.
Both teams have kicked thru with
three straight wins and they look
like the two strongest teams In the
league.
The MaeDougall team. which Just
managed 10 nose out the Y. NJ. c. A.
Thursday night. will be IN c h
strengthened for Thursdays tiff.
Ralph smith. one OF the highest eogs
IN their scoring machine. was alb
sent last Thursday. and he was badly
missed. Smith will be In Thursdays
game and 50 will Stanley Staatx.
former University OF Washington
guard. who viii hold down one OF the
defense berths.
Chances are that Jack Davidson.
captain OF tho team. will play run
ming guard with Walter Woods at
center and Dick Frayn at tho other
guard The department store team
viii be well fixed for substitutes with
Emil Gustafson. guard. Homer Rich.
forward. and Harold Bolts. guard. to
call upon.
The Insurance team presents a
powerful lineup. George and Louie
La Fray will hold down the forward
positions with Abbie Burrows at cen
ter, and George overton and Grover
Kertis at guards.
For reserves they viii have Dick
Munson. who can be used at either
center or forward. Munson may start
the game. And then there is Frank
williams. guard; Bin Graham. guard.
Bob Lat;a. forward. and Jim Rice.
center.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-22
SETBACK TO TALK
TO BAR DEADLOCK

tho toe hold. which Frank Gotch In
vented and which Is included in the
repertoire Of practically every
wrestler.
"irs the only hold no knows" Cad.
dock said. "why not let him use II?
Perhaps he remembers tho last time
we met. when I sent him whinper
ing of the mat in Dcs Moines as the
result Of toe hold
Caddock. who Is known rs the
man with a thousand holds" viii be
greatly outweighcd by Lewis. but
because OF his greater speed and yer
saulity Is being quoted at even
money 20 regain the title. Lewis II
practically combining his trimming TO
trying out his deadlock on a wooden
dummy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-22
STARTUP WANTS
CAGE GAMES

The Startup basketball team Is
anxious To play some Seattle city
league team or the University OF
Washington freshmen. The Startup
team has good record this season.
winning all OF their games and piling
up an even 400 counts TO their OPP
ponents' 1870.
Games can be arranged by address,
Ing tho manager OF the Startup town
baskotball team, Startup. Wash.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-22

son in Coast hockey, is now
third in the scoring depart
ment with III points, and he
has played in three less games
than the leaders.
Several other players are well
punched. Skinner. J Adams and
Cook. all OF Vancouver. have 10
points. while tho same number nav.
been totaicd by Zig Jim Riley and
Bernie Morris. Seattle wings.
In the list OF bad men J. Adams
OF Vancouver. with two Commute
penalties last night against Victoria.
l. leading with 80 minutes on the
bench. Eddie Oatman. with one 80
minute penalty. IA stan second in
this department
Seattle players arc remarkably
low In this department.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-22
Finals in Star Ice Races to Be Held We
Runlor Has
Bagshau Signed
to Coach
"W" Criddevs

While recltinR rumorn regard
ms the next football coach at the
University 81 Washington Is the
big outdoor sport on the Washing
ton campus. old Dame Humor was
working overtime Friday saying
that Enoch liaEshaw. Everett
hlFh Echool'a miracle coach, has
already signed contract 20 coach
the Washington eleven II was
impossible 10 reach varsity Of.
ficiala early today. but Ia gnhaw
denied over the long distance teie-
phone that be has signed bag.
shaw had been IN Seattle for two
days taking national guard exam
nations II Is hardly likely that
any final action regarding The
coach VIII be taken until Cradu-
ate Manager Darwin MeianeEt re
turns from the East next week.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-22
COLLEGE SPORT GOSSIP

athletic director ut Columbia univor-
sity, will coach ~. Mays college at
Oakland next year.
The Nebraska corn husksrs will carry
their own cook on football trips next
year. and ~ provide the same training
table all season.
Polo will be added to the list ~ sports
at stanford TINS year. The game viii be
taught BY army officers under tho II. o.
T. G. organization.
Z "svnmpy" Davis, Wnshington's
veteran two-miier. IL out for track
again this quarter, and makes his
dozen or 10 laps every afternoon.
Harvard. California. and possibly other
schools. will have two football teams
next year. and plan to stage double
header contests. Difference In weight
will probably be the principal distinction
between the first and second elevens.
Arthur Tuck. oregon track star and
participant In the Antwerp Olympic
Games last summer. re-entered the
University Of oregon this quarter. Tuck
Win be eligible for intercollegiate track
this spring.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-22
LINCOLN DEFEATS
FRANKLIN, gsIt

Lincoln outciaascd Franklin in the
first three quarters Of their tilt on
Linooln'a floor yesterday afternoon.
ana emerged a victor BY asia
count Franklin played rings around
their opponents in tho final period.
but their squirt came too lAto. Tho
playing of Cole. for the losers. stood
out 20 aa 20 make him tho individual
star Of the fray.
Hcakcth. Isassford and Kunx
played good bail for tho winners.
I4ncolns playing was sensational.
and many pretty shots were sent
thru the hoop from all parts o. the
floor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-22

Harry v Grimm. a -sii.kna~n nrurs
IN local gaifnE circles. now On route 30
all points East and South In search ~
wtrtsr golf 90. writes win arrive ~
CutA Saturday. January -" HAIRY .
trip 20 this ulnsteeuth hole has teen
record breaker. a. he only departed from
our fair city a couple o. - days asa.
Your fficnds are suyyinE you today,
ofiff. aud picturinE you with that left
foot glued 60 the rail-.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-22
Charles Moriarity
Succeeds
DR.. Hanley
on Ring Board

Charles Moriarity. former Uni.
versity Of Washington athlete. at
present a member Of the Seattle
bar. has been appointed 10 mem
berHhip In the Seattle boxing com
mission 10 succeed Dr. Hanley. APP
pointed by the prosecuting attor-
ney. The commission IN now made
up Of Moriariiy. Elmo Jones and
Or. Kelton. The board expects 10
have the ban lifted on the ring
game here within the next few
weeks and the season viii be re-
opened with a pair Of benefit
shows.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-22
DODGERS
WIN FROM
COUGARS

PULLMAN. Jan. ga second.
half squirt by the University OF
Washington cage quintet pulled the
game out Of the fire for them md
they emerged the victor over the
Washington State college agErcga.
ton BY a 2e-2f count Tho playing
Of Mapes and Lewis for the winners
was the feature Of the tit. Cisna
played best for the local five. Pull.
man will attempt TO even UP tonight.
when tho two teams meet again on
the game floor.
h. La
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-22
VANCOUVER HERE
WEDNESDAY,

Vancouver powerful team will
be on hand here again Wednesday
night and another thriller can be
expected when they lock horns al,
the Arena. This pair OF teams have
put OPP some great battles here this
year. and when Vancouver Is on the
boards the 3, X o. sign ~ a clnch
10 go up.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-22
QUEEN ANNE vs..
BROADWAY FRIDAY

Tho blk game Of next weeks
schedule billed for Friday. will be
between broadway and Queen Anne.
in tho Broadway gym. 4 loss for
Broadway will just about knock the
Tigers out Of the race II ought to
be a pretty battle. Lincoln will jour.
ney 20 West Seattle. while Franklin
will take tho trip out 10 Ballard.