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Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-22

Lacker Of the Moran Press turned in
three good scores but the Stafford En-.
gravers shot in harmony and the Moran
crew took a flop.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-22

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Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-22

One Of the feature amateur court scraps
OF the season will be played on the Tur-
.ner floor tonight when the South Side
Turner's and Ferndaies clash In the drst
contest or their three game series. Both
organizations have their strongest line
up ready for this tilt and speedy going
will be the order from the frst to the
last minute Of play. The Turner Actives
viii meet the Broadway Knights In the
curtain raiser. which is scheduled to get
under way at O'clock. The Turner
Ferndale game will be followed by
dance.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-22
BASKETBALL
INDEPENDENT RESULTS.

INDEPENDENT RESULTS,
Em-Roes, As; Yincennes "Y," IS.
Colored ~" %; Baltimore Athen-
ians, 20
Atlanta, IS; North Side Vets, "a lover
time).
Huntington Legion, SO; Indianapolis
Merchants, %
Michigan City "Y," 60; La Porte ~"
%
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-22

Upton, Ind, Jan. 22-The Upton A.
AS were forced to play a speedy game
to win, 20 to II, from the BluTton Phi
Debts on the Upton court. Upton meets
the indianapolis En- Roes here Jan. 20
and plays the TT. Wayne knights of
Columbus at 1T. Wavne Jan. %
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-22

Fact is. Cummings and Hauck, Hollen-
beck Press, tied for the game distinction
with a couple Of 285 scores.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-22

the store Correct. thanks to the good
work of Richter, Gordon and Naughton.
Richter closed with 224
Stenen came back after two poor games
with a 226 for the Clamans.
The Brunswick Tires thumped the
North Side Vets three times. II the vets
had followed Strong the story would
have been somewhat different. This Dlrd
won the individual honors with 2A.
Harshman and Murphy were in there
pounding the wood hard every time for
the Coca Colas and the Franklin Motors
took q couple Of drubbingsl- ----
Myers and Distler hit heavy for the
Franklins in the third game and they
won the team total award with 9lJ
pins.
Moore and Gslbreath OF the CONNER
cials tied for the one game laurels Of the
Telephone League. They each had a
POI. Galbreath also picked out 2l2.
Ball also went big for the Commercials,
getting 201 and $50 Naturally the Au-
ditors dropped a trio of games.
The big score fever got down into the
Bankers League and what did Tttenbach
OF the Fletcher American National do
but kick out 254 score In his initial
attempt
Chryst OF the News quintette in the
Printing Crafts League looked pretty
hot with those scores Of pol, 222 and 1872.
Cummings also went along at n merry
pace for the News and the Mutuals lost
three games without much trouble.
Fact is. Cummings and Hauck. Hollen-
beck Press, tied for the game distinction
with couple Of 285 scores.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-22

The indianapolis EN- Roes went fur
Their to prove that they are back in their
old form when they ran circles around
the Vincennes Y. VI. c. A. qulntette at
Nincenues last night to win by a 4S-to-1S
score. The floor work Of the winners
was too fast for the Yiucennes crowd
and Hennessey and II. Behrent were
scored eleven field goals.
In a game featured by fast passing
and splendid team work on both sides
the ColOred Y. NJ. g. A. defeated the Bal
of % to 20. The playing OF Robinson
aud Baxter of the local five was the best
seen on the "Y" floor In a number OF
years. For the visitors Harris, their
captain. starred.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-22

BLOOMINGTON. Ind, Jan. 22.-Bloom-
ington High School basket ball team,
which was to play Crawfordsytlle at
the latter place last night was notified
not to come on account Of d smallpox
epidemic In that city. Bloomington plays
Technical at indianapolis tonight.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-22

Cummings also went along at n merry
pace for the News and the Mutuals lost
three games without much trouble.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-22

We
Company the whole of the directors this matter We consider the poc
and the affairs this Company making personal
delay relief requested at this time primarily
for ebenefto tn public
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-22

Moore and Galbreath of the CONNER
cinls tied for the one-game laurels Of the
Telephone League. They each had a
POI. Galbreath also picked out a 212.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-22

Chryst OF the News Quintette in the
Printing Crafts League looked pretty
hot with those scores Of POI 222 and 1872
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-22

Harshman and Murphy were in there
pounding the wood hard every time for
the Coca Colas and the Franklin Motors
took q couple OF drubbings.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-22

Myers and Distler hit heavy for the
Franklins in the third game and they
won the team total award with 9l9
pins.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-22

Ball also went big for the Commercials,
getting POI and 1S0 Naturally the Au-
ditors dropped a trio of games.
, 1921-05-25
ri Phi Elects
Officers.

Mrs. Kenneth Mcdonald is in the
city from the Lone Bear ranch on a
shopping trip and visiting with
friends.
, 1921-05-25
PERSONALS

: Miss Margaret Cornell is in the city
visiting the local chapter Of the Red
Cross as a representative OF the cen
trail division OF the Red Cros- Win
headquarters at Chicago. Miss Cor
nell is the official field representa-
tive for the entire state of Wyoming.
II Will be remembered that Miss Cor
nell was here for several weeks dur
Ing the winter and was Instrumental
In putting the local chapter on a func-
tioning basis She leaves tomorrow
for Thermopolis.
Mr. and Mrs. r. r. Whitney left
last night for Dixon. Wyo.. where they
viii be back with the COWS and
chickens" on Mr.. whitney's home
stead. While here Mr.. Whitney has
been employed as status clerk for the
local office OF federal board for vo-
c%ltlonnl cducation and Mrs. whitney
has been stenographer-bookkeeper at
the chamber Of commerce offices
They VIII be missed by a large circle
Of friends.
Miss Emma Janulewicz. chief book,
keeper at the Wyoming National bank
has just returned from n two weeks
VII. with friends and relatives in Ne
braska-
Mrs. F. @. Williams. sister Of Mis-
NJ. J.. Frantz. proprietor OF the FrantI
shop. has left for extended western
trip to visit with relatives. Mrs. WI
liams Will visit in Denver and Salt
Lake before going to the
A. L. spurlock is leaving today fol
the Buzzard ranch after spending sew
erai days ut tho r. II. Nichols hume
wlille attending to business In the
city.
Mark U. Weber. an officer OF the
Chappell OIL company. arrived here
Sunday morning from Denver whert
he has been for the past W. weeks
on business.
Gus Hardendorf Of the firm of Har
dendorf q Gockel. drilling contract
ors. returned here this week from
Denver. where he has been for the
past several days.
John Mccain of Okmulgee. Okla,
has returned TO his home after look.
ing after oil interests here for over
the weekend.
J. A. smiker left Sunday for Den.
YER after attending to business inter
ests here for several days.
Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Jarvis will
leave today for a short vacation
: and business drip in many points ir
, 1921-05-25

Dakota and Iowa Mr. Jarvis viii
ook after his oil interests. and handle
business for the companies In which
he Is Interested here
william L. Hudson who spent several
days OF last week In the city. has re-
turned TO his home in Lander.
II. J. Pcter-on. local real estate man.
is in Cheyenne for n few days on
business connected with the realty
holdings OF J. NJ. Carey a Bro. hero.
He will make n short visit To Denver
before returning to Casper.
Norris Pinney. son of Mr.. and Mrs.
J. H. Pinney. Of SIS South Beech
street. most agreeably surprised his
folks Sunday morning by walking
In" unexpectedly. During tho past
year he has been attending tho VIZ.
son preparatory high school ut Wi,
son. Kan Next rear he win be 4
Clint Eubanks. Of Sheridan. is In
the city.
Mrs. Charies Gunnison left Saturday
afternoon for New York where she
will visit with relatives
Fritz Heidt and George Dempie. en-.
gagged IN the cigar and tobacco bust
ness ut Sheridan. visited Casper sat
urdny. They are travelling overland
on a tour OF the central cities OF
state.
C. d. FRAZIER Of the Burlington
forces. left Saturday for wheatland
where he spent the weekend.
Judge c. r. Winter has returned
to his office here after attending &c
legal matters in Lander.
Mrs. Ida b. Laub and Miss Alma
Roensch arrived overland Sunday
, 1921-05-25

in Ca-nrr NJ Isnh a. ~. $780,
A. Cr..,.1, $500 ~ Gns-td,o -
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, 1921-05-25

by the Rev. Philip X Edwards on the
stage OF the Pavilion theater follow
ing tho regular performance last
night The audience was invited to
remain for the wedding. which was
performed with the usual formnlitIes-
MIR. and Mrs. Garvin were formerly
residents Of Chicago and win make
their home here while the Rainbow
company Is playing In the city.
Afr. and MrA Lummis and two
daughters have arrived in Cheyenne
where they Joined Miss Jessie Lummis
Of Washington. assistant director OF
field service work OF the national
headquarters Of the Red Cross Miss
Lummis is visiting with her mother,
Mrs b. Lummis of Cheyenne. en- route
to California. where she will organize
the field service OF the Pacific sec.
ton.
After visiting for some time In chey
enne. Mr.. and Mrs. b. b. Lummis and
family VIII 20 TO Denver overland.
Past Nafrona Meeting
for Tomorrow.
Tho Past Nat-ona club OF the East.
ern tai viii meet tomorrow afternoon
at the home of Mrs. John Scott. 7e4
South Durbin street. All resident and
visiting members are invited.
Regular-MeetinE
Is Announced.
The brothers and sisters Of Pocahon'
tas ~Iroquois council Nc. s are invited
to attend tho regular meeting to be
held In the I. o. o. F. hall this even.
ing.
An election OF officers will be held
and during tho social hour refresh.
ments viii DO served by Mrs Emma
Rummel. Jr.. Mrs. Fred Place and
Miss Lucille West.
, 1921-05-25

arranging TO take the trip 10 Estes
park fer the conference and applica-
tons should be sem In Is soon as pos
sEbie-
Junior Senior
Club Meets.
A meeting of the Junior Senior club
was held this afternoon after school
for the purpooe Of nomination OF dele
gates TO be sent to the conferences at
Estes park this June- Elections will
be held Thursday evening at n meet
ing at the Y. w c. A.
Two Meetings
For Friday.
At S;so O'Clock Friday afternoon the
members Of the Freshman corps OF
the Girl Reserves VIII meet to elect
Delegates for the Estes park confer
ence. which were nominated at a meet
ing last week.
At 4s5o o'clock the Be Square corps
viii leave on n hike to the mountains
where a picnic supper will be held.
Following the supper a business meet
ing viii be held and delegates viii be
elected.
Summer Program 10
Dc Arranged.
At q meeting Of the b. T. B. girls.
which will DO held Wednesday after
noon after school at the Y. w. c. A,
the summer program will be discussed
European Conference
Of Y. W. @. A.
That It's work In southeastern Eu
ope may be pus he'd forward In q
close fellowship O. Arvice and unity
representatives q the Y. w. c. 4
in several COUNTS ere meeting IN
/ conference this week May 4 to 81 near
Vienna. sonntngsberg. Roumania,
France. England. Italy and other coun
tries r to DO represented. Miss
Charlotte Niven. generai secretary OF
the worlds committee, Y. w. c. A.
headquarters in London win speak on
the aim nj scope of the association,
n Miss Mary Dlngman. head Of the
Industrial work OF the association In
England and on the continent. will
give a series OF fou talks on its social
program.
Among the other speakers are Miss
Kate Ellis Boyd. representing Rou
mania and Miss Anna v. Rics OF New
York. Discussion is being held upon
he problems that h association
workers face in this area of war de
vastated Europe. All the sessions arr
being held In French and German, as
well as partly In English.
Among those attending the confer
ence are Miss Mary Hurlbutt. migra
ton secretary of the worlds commit
tee. who sailed last January to super
wise Y. w. C.. A. work among emf
grants bound for America and Miss
Marian Vincent. recently appointed
for European work. who with Mis-,
Rice sailed asst month to represent
America.
, 1921-05-25
New Life for
Sick Man
Eatonie Works Magic

81 have taken only two boxes Of
Eatonic and feel like a new man. 1t
has done me more good than any,
thing else" writes @. o. Frappir.
Eatonic Is the modern remedy for
acid stomach, bloating, food repeat
ing and indigestion. Il quickly takes
up and carries out the acidity and gas
and enables the stomach TO digest
the food naturally. That means not
only relief from pain and discomfort
bat you get the full strength from the
food you eat. Big box only costs q
tribe with your druggists guarantee.
, 1921-05-25

III midnight One OF the mrsr attrac-
tons of h evening was the for
tune booth which was surrounded all
Of the time. Refreshments were
served by the Mesdames Fisher,
Clark, steaiey. Thompson, sheilie and
Buzz.
Meeting Mt North
Casper Chapel
The Ladies' Aid of the North Casper
church viii meet ut the chapel to-
morrow afternoon at gao O'Clock.
Mrs. Joe Smith and Mrs. o. Sellers
will DO tho hostesses-
Bridge Ten for
House Guest.
Mrs Gus Bell viii preside at a bridge
tea to be served at her home on Lin
coin n Divine streets tomorrow aft
ernoon IN honor OF Miss Hortense Nee,
sister % Mrs. Bell. who is visiting In
tho city. Invitation have been ex-
tended to 4 number OF friends to at
tend during tho afternoon.
mr.. and Mrs. Silas Brooks arc In
the city at the Hugh Patton homo on
South Wolcott street. over the week
end Mfr. and Mrs. Brooks were guests
at the Buzzard ranch.
Cabinet Meeting
And Banquet Held.
Tho cabinet meeting of the Epworth
league OF tho Methodist church was
proceeded by a teuquet for tho ten
members held last r.yhi at the church
7ariors.
During tho business meeting follow
ing the officers for tho ensuing year
were nominated. Tho names Will be
voted upon by all OF the league
membars.
Mrs. Hugh L. Patton and Mrs. j. p.
Smith will return Suoi'ly from the
coast where they have been spending
tho winter months. Mr.. Patton is
leaving Friday for Cheyenne. where
he will meet the ladies. Miss Edna
Smith Is visiting with friends in Reno.
New. and will return to her home here
in h near future.
Meeting of
Esiekahs.
w. L. KuykendaIi Rebekah lodge
No. 80 will hold n regular meeting
Wednesday evening at s o'clock at the
T.. o. o. +. hall.
The semi-annual election OF officers
will be held. followed by a social hour.
Mrs. L. r. Bunday. Mrs. C. e. Clark
and Miss Florence johnson will act
as hcstesses.
Wedding Performed.
The Rev. c. G. Stout of the Chris.
tan church performed the services
uniting Julien C:sSalisbery. son Of Mrs.
Ella Tracy OF this city. and Annice
Baker OF Los Angeles. Cal. last Sum
day afternoon at his home. There
were no wedding guests.
The bride was gowned in white
satin with an overdrape OF lace. n
carried a bouquet OF flowers. Her
travelling suit was OF dark blue with
grey slippers. hose. gloves, and hat.
Mr.. and Mrs. Salisbury left Monday
for Greybull. where the groom has
farming interests.
Mrs. R. S. Ellison has returned from
Colorado Springs. where she has been
visiting with relatives for several
weeks. 4
Moose Arc
Hosts Tonight.
The members OF the Moose lodge
will act as hosts this evening at a
public dance to be held in the Winter
Garden. The, proceeds OF the lance
will be used toward the building fund
of the Elks' lodge.
Stage Wedding
Is Real Thing.
The wedding services uniting Miss
Lillian Edbrooke and Walter Garvin.
both members of the East of the Rain
bow Girls company. were performed
, 1921-05-25

ing to give a big dance June 1 on
the second floor Of the freight house.
The proceeds from his dance viii b
used as part OF the financial back
ing for h team
Mr.. and Mrs. Julian salisbery left
yesterday for Greybuil. where they will
make their home on n farm owned
by Mrs. Salisbury.
, 1921-05-25
NOTICE TO THE PUBIC.

As my practice a grown to such
an extent I have been forced to larger
quarters. which ! have obtained. and
VIII be moved In n few days ] win be
able - give the people of Casper bet
ter service
Also another table VIII be installed
tfy address Will be found In the d.
rector cards OF this paper.
EVAN n HOUSER.
5-23-st. Chiropractor.
, 1921-05-25
Mrs Comfort Is
Hostess.

Hostess.
Mrs h r Comfort entertained n
number of friends ast venin at
an Informal bridge party In recogni.
ton OF the birth anniversary OF Mr..
Comfort The evening was spent with
cards and q delicious supper was
served by thu hostess at midnight
Tbs guests included the Maszrs. and
Mea,dames Ralph Dunbar, Arthur
Doornbus. w. q. Burnett. Sam Aiiidge
and the Messrs Robert Cohn O.. @.
Gibson, Thomas Given and II. L. Pur-
cell.
supt. A. A. slado has invited
the members OF the senior class
to his homo this evening where they
Will have the honor OF meeting DIR.
Aven Nelson. president OF the UuI-
versity OF Wyoming.
Junior.Suuior
Banquet Friday.
Invitations for tho annual Junior
senior banquet to DO held at the Hen
hing hotel Friday, May 81, have been
N out by tho Junior organization.
Miss Alice Mechiing. n Junior, win
be toastnistruss for tho evening. The
toasts TO DO given will represent the
idea of a drama aa can DO soon by the
following titles;
1. Stage Directing" by W. A.
Lacey. principal OF schools.
=. Tho Stage" by A. A Slade. SUI
perintendent OF schools.
.. Tho Cast" by Cornelia Cottrell.
n senior and Lawrence Eastman, a
Junior.
4. 1.-THE Play" by william Kocher.
a senior and Mqrsaret McRae. a
ri Phi Elects
Officers. Il
At tho last meeting OF the season,
which was held last night at the home
Of Mrs. Pitt Covert, on CT avenue,
tho officers for the ensuing year for
tho Pi Beta Phi Alumni club were
elected as follows. Mrs. William
Bailey. president; Mrs. C. p. PIummer,
vice president. Miss Margaret Long
shore. secretary and Miss Catherine
Dunn. treasurer.
A special picnic meeting Of the
members will DO held some time this
summer at the summer home OF Mrs.
Bailey in the mountains near here.
Following the business meeting a
social time was enjoyed and refresh
ments were served by the hostess. 2
The meetings Of the club will be
resumed next fall.
Mrs. Kenneth Mcdonald is in the
city from the Lone Bear ranch on a
shopping trip and visiting with
friends. .4F
Mills w. @. t. Ulo
Meet Wednesday.
The newly organized w. c. t. U. at
Mills will hold a meeting tomorrow
afternoon at 100 o'clock at the home
Of Mrs. Perry Hunter. The gather
ing will take the form OF a reception
for new members with several lead.
ers from Casper in attendance. A
general invitation to the public is ex-
tended.
Mrs. Hattie Lambert is president of
the Mills organization and Mrs. Perry
Hunter, v-ice-president-
Lander Teachers
Married Here.
Bryan j. Wagner. principal OF the
Lander school. and Miss Leila Sco-
field, instructor of dramatic art in
the schools there. were married here
Saturday evening by the Rev Walter
L. French.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wagner expect to re-
turn to Lander this week.
Women Of Mooseheart
Entertain. \
At a regular meeting of W. o. NJ.
L. chapter No. SOC. which was held
Saturday evening, May 81. a class of
, 1921-05-25

I'll midnight One OF the mrsr attrac.
tons of the evening was the for
tune booth which was surrounded al
OF the time. Refreshments were
erved by the Mesdames Fisher,
Clark, stealey. Thompson. sheilie and
Buzz.
, 1921-05-25
Regular-MeetinE
Is Announced.
Casper Y. w. Mentioned
In Divisional Paper.

Casper Y. w. Mentioned
In Divisional Paper.
The True Blue" O Y. w. G. A.
paper for high schools of the west e
t-al fields OF tho organization. devoted
a paragraph to the work done by the
Y. w. c.. a. here in presenting the OPP
eretta. The Japanese Girl" 1t gave
a brief description Of the play and
mentioned the names Of the local tai
ent taking the principal parts.
rs-w Members Elected
To Board.
At a mee.au. OF the board of tbs
Y. w. c. A. held Friday at the club
rooms. Mrs. J. II. Mccorry, Miss lei
Babb and Miss Helen Wallace were
elected to fill vacancies made by the
resignation of former officers. Mrs.
McCorry and Miss Babb were elected
as board members and Miss Wallace
accepted the position OF treasurer.
During the business meeting 1t was
arranged to have Mrs. Leone Black
more McGregor chaperon the delegates
who will attend the conference at
Estes park from this division OF the
work.
The advisability Of having a ira
Neiers ala secretary Tor the might
trains was also discussed in detail.
Announcements of the completed plans
will be made later.
Tbs subject of the summer camp
which is prospect for Casper working
girls was also discussed. 81. .t
Blue Circle Club
To hold Meeting.
The members OF the Blue Circle club
will meet next Thursday evening at
the Y. w. C. A. There are now 20
members enrolled by the club which
is composed entirely OF young bust
ness girls OF he city. AS important
business will be discussed at the meet
ing. it is desired that all Of the mem
bers be present.
Program Of Interest
At Community Conference.
The program which will be pre-
sented at the community conference
to be held August 8 to 10 in Estes park
will be OF special interest to girls OF
the Business and Professional Wom-
ans clubs in this part OF the coun-
try. Many girls who will have "a
lions at that time OF the year are
, 1921-05-25
Stage Wedding
Is Real Thing.

The wedding services uniting Miss
Lillian Edbrooke and Walter Garvin.
both members of h cast of the Rain
bow Girls company. were performed
, 1921-05-25

arranging to take h trip 10 Estes
park fer the conference and applica'
tons should be sent In es soon as pos.
sibie-
The Washington times., 1921-09-04

X HR COOPER professor henoogy a
V hc the keeping No other poultry
|'A anything
This nothing originality
Advice to Beginners.
esh-and that Is alive.
live city apartment hens in the refrigerator
should dressed, II is cold in there
should nicely with
neighors yards will be successful
Feed hens least twice day No succeeded
in making keeping without feeding