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CAPS GAME WILL HELP
SALVATION ARMY BUDGET

Thursdays game at American
League park between the Washington
Capitals and Cuban Stars, two of the
best colored professional mines of the
country, will be played as d benefit
for the Salvation Army. A generous
portion of the proceeds will be
turned over to Rudolph Jose, chair
man of the executive committee pre-
senting the Army's budget to the
people of Washington. Tickets were
placed on sale at SpaldinS's 14th
street store today.
The Capitals vanQuished the
Brooklyn Royal Giants yesterday. 10
to S. The local nine got off to a
scvcn-run lead in the first inning
but the Giants rallied in the ninth.
sending over three tallieS.
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ARROW A. c. TO Be BUSY
Nine Will Open Campaign Against
Park View Team, Then Hold
Meeting Tomorrow.

Arrow Athletic Club will be a busy
organization tomorrow. Besides open
ingEits season with a game against
the Park View nine on the Monument
Lot at S o'clock in the afternoon it
will hold a meeting at o'clock at
night at 40S 10th street southeast
Boys desiring to affiliate with the Ar
rows are urged to attend the meeting.
independent Athletic Club wants a
game for next Sunday. Teams inter-
ested should communicate with Man
ager f. NJ. Reidy. 26 New York avenue.
Park MidEets will meet tonight at
$50 o'clock with Capt. Charles Whalen
at 923 Maryland avenue southwest.
MI Dnager Wrenn Of the Owls would
likesto hear from the Yosemites. The
Owls believe they can give the valley
boys a good trouncing.
Washington Eagles defeated Shep-
herd Athletic Club, l to 0. May and
Leowe starred for the winners.
Liberty Bell nine vanquished Doug
las Athletic Club of Baltimore, to 2.
A homer by Cinotti that cleared filled
bases in the eighth won for the Bells.
Seminole Athletic Club wants games
with teams in the thirteen -foUrtee en-
year class. Telephone challenges to
Basil Sillers, Lincoln 1880.
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N|SKE IN SPEEDY X. 0.
Stops Mccarthy in Second Round.
Mike Gibbons Finishes Mcguire
in Sixth.

ST. PAUL. Mimi. May 9.-BiIly
Miske of st. Paul knocked out Tommy
Mccarthy of Lewiston. Mont. in the
second of a scheduled ten-round bout
tonight. They are heavyweights.
PHILADELPHIA, May e-Mike
Gibbons of st. Paul knocked out
frankie Mcguire of Williamsport. Pa,
last night in the sixth of their sched-
uled eight-round bout with a punch
in the stomach.
NEW YORK. May 1o.-Corp. Dan
TOOmey, lightweight boxing cham
pion OF the United States Army. will
defend his title against Sergt. Banty
Sharpe here on May II.
PITTSRERGH. May 10.-Johnny
Dundee. New York, and Johnny Ray.
Pittsburgh, liEhtweights. viii meet
in the open-air boxing show at Forbes
Field Saturday afternoon, May 2l.
PITTSBURGH, May 10-Kid Will
lams. former bantamWeight cham
pion, has been matched to meet Patsy
Scanlon, Pittsburgh, at ten rounds
May 20.
ATLANTIC CITY. n. J.. May 10
Jack Dempsey has begun his real hard
work in training for his champion
ship bout with Georges Carpenter in
Jersey City July 2.
Evening star., 1921-05-10

Each winning club in the Interna-
tional League on a recent day made
exactly eight runs. Four games were
played. No trace of a like record
can be found.
Jimmy Austin of the Browns served
all clubs with which he was connect
ed honestly and faithfully, and it is
tough to have an arm broken at the
twilight of his career, perhaps retir-
ing him permanently.
They're spiLinE the balls and not
the base runners in the southern AS
Sociation.
Many a day has joined the silent
majority since the Sox were seen at
the bottom Of the ladder in straw
berry time.
When they hoisted the champion
ship pennant at Cleveland, the first
that Cleveland ever had beheld. even
the wind paused in curiosity to
greet it.
ny mutual consent the name of the
base ball incloSure at Cleveland has
been changed from League Park to
Dunn Field. If the Clevelands fail to
win the championship again some
body will call it Dunn brown.
Ty Cobb say. Cleveland has bet
ter hase ball club than his. Ty's
methods as a. manager certainly are
revolutionary. In the old days they'd
march into town with two players
and seven caSt-offs and inform every
one in the village that they were
bear cats without food for six days.
To Veach has fallen the part that
once was so ably filled by Sam Craw-
ford in backing up the Intentions OF
Cobb. 1t is said by old ball players
that Crawford could read Cobbs
mind. and that in all the years in
which they played together Sam never
miscued a half dozen times when Ty
started one of his unexpected plays
Young of Detroit is a great hand
to do a lot Of hitting in one day.
All the International League is
shooting at Baltimore, but it looks as
if the Orioles is yearning for it.
Johnny Surgs is still pitching and
batting in the Southern. To lose
Johnny Suggs a. tidal wave would
have to take Dixie from the map
and when it receded Johnny would
probably be around Atlanta floating
with the aid of a homemade life pre-
server.
iris Speaker has signed another
citizen of Alabama. How can team
full of Alabamians consistently be
called Indians? The only Indians left
in Alabama are few members OF
the Hooch tribe, and they are almost
extinct.
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TIGERS TROUNCE BROWNS
BEFORE RAIN ENDS GAME

Ty Cobb's ambitious athletes kept
to their winning ways in the American
League yesterday The Tigers got
away to a good start, and if rain had
not interfered in the first half of the
eighth inning they would have handed
the Browns severe drubbing. Four
Detroit runs were chased across in the
eighth before the deluge. AT that, the
Tigers made enough in seven sessions
to win, : to 5.
Cullop. who started on the slab for
the Browns, lasted two and two-thirds
innings, and was reached for seven hits
and six runs. Boland also suffered
punishment. The Browns kept peckng
away at Oldham, but could not make
up ground.
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TECH NINE HAS CONTEST
WITH MARYLAND u. CUBS

Tech High Schools nine, runner-up
in the championship series, will go
to College Park tomorrow afternoon
for a. game with the University of
Maryland freshmen. Play will start
at o'clock. Eastern and Business are
battling in Central stadium this
afternoon in the last of the titular
contests. The game was scheduled to
start at 2.
Ccntrals champion team tackled
the George Washington University
freshmen yesterday and won, to
2. Edelin, held the freshmen to six
hits and famed twelve. while his
mates swatted ten Safeties.
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threw to second base to catch a run
runner there One was on third.
however. and because the second
baseman was alert and on the Job.
the runner on third was chased hack
when he tried to score. Years after
the chief had a good laugh about the
play.
Speaker Likes Sacrifice.
After tho first three series it is
possible to gather Information about
the shifts and plays OF managers.
Take the Clevelands, for instance.
From mulling over the scores and
reading the accounts Of the games
it is apparent that Speaker isn't
varying his style OF attack much from
that of last year. He never was
strong for base stealing in 1920. de-
spite the fact that he had some speed
on his team. and he doesn't seem to
be urging his players to take any
unnecessary risks on the bases this
year. He is playing an occasional
hit-and-run. but more often goes aft
er the Sure-run with sacrifice plays
when it looks as If a score IL coming.
Cobb tries the hit and run quite a lot
He is always likely to try It when he ia
on the bases himself. because he has
confidence in his own ability as the lead
man in a play Of the sort. He seems
now to be giving a signal to some of his
other players to try It,
Lee Fohl. with st. Louia Is playing a
very conservative game and not getting
much result due somewhat to the fact
that his team is not batting together
II he could get the top of his batting
order on the bases he has good clean
up men to help them.
It's hard to tell what Huggins Is try
ing One thinks he might use the sacri-
flee. He goes after runs like McGraw-
a grand slam or nothing That's good
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the others down. bat If YOU can't gd
good pitching il is dangerous.
Connie Mack and WiIbert Robinso
haven't varied their tactics a shadow
Both Of them try for the run in sigh
with sacrifices IL the first batter gets o.
first base
Mitchell has been letting his halter
hit out in Boston. and II has got hin
nothing because he can't make enougI
runs to keep up with the raid which
made constantly on his weak pitchin
stafr.
Donovan Mikes 'Em Up.
Bill Donovan with the Phillies ha
been mixing. He uses sacrifices and II
uses straight hitting. as the situatio|
seems to warrant. and X he had third
or four better players in certain pos
tons he would have all clubs worried
because he has kept weak team
fighting mood.
Pat Moran plays as he always had
The sacrifice is good enough for him
He won a championship playing III
one-run game and trusting to luck q
make more than one If he got tw|
men on the bases. He has never va
ried his style.
George Gibson in Pittsburgh. with
team that has pla ayed faster ball thai
any Of the big league teams toda
has not slighted the sacrifice nor ha|
he overlooked the hit and run, AMI
with the speed which he possesses n
can use both to good advantage. Thu
he is not afraid to go after runs witt
a rush when the opportunity open
Is indicated by the fact that his tea
has shown inclination to score bloch
Of them ever since the season began.
Hickey Of the Cards. Hugh Duffy 4
the Red Sox and Gleason of the Whit
Sox play the sacrifice heavily. 50 doc
Mcbride Of Washington. The LAD
named has two or three hard cloute /
who come to his rescue with long hit
II you have a slugger to follow til
good waiter part OF the combinatio|
Evening star., 1921-05-10
PILLS GET EVEN BREAK
IN GAMES WITH ROBINS

Breaking even in a double bill with
the Phillies cost the Robins a few
points in the standing of clubs yester-
day in the National League. The cir
cult champions took the first contest,
to 2, but lost the second. to 8, when
the Phils drove in run in the tenth
inning.
konetchy's bunt gave the Dodgers
three tallies in the eighth inning for a
decision in the opening encounter.
Doubles by Causey and Meusel scored
the PhillieS winning run in the second
contest.
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Penn State Nine Unbeaten.

STATE COLLEGE, Pa, May 1o.--Un-
defeated to date, and with record
of eleven straight victories, the Penn
State varsity nine leaves on it's an
nual eastern jaunt this week-a trip
that will have considerable bearing
on the final ranking of the nine. The
trip opens with Princeton tomorrow,
followed by games with New York
University, Yale and Lehigh.
Evening star., 1921-05-10
Ball PLAYER in Fatal Brawl.

Street of San Antonio was fatally
wounded. Jimmy Legros Of FL paso
was seriously injured and Homer Ha-
worth, catcher for the Fort Worth
Texas League club. received minor
injuries. in a pistol fight on q crowd
ed downtown street last night.
Evening star., 1921-05-10
Indians Release Guisto.

CLEVELAND. Ohio, May Ie.-Op-
tionl release of First Baseman Louis
GuistO to Oakland, Pacific Coast
League. has been announced by the
Cleveland Americans. He had been
gassed during the world war and was
unable to stand the climate in the
American League cities.
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Nationals Are Facing Indians Today in
GRIFFS FACING HARDEST
ASSIGNMENT AT OUTSET
BY DENMAN THOMPSON.

|LEVELAND relative power Of
will be obtained interseciona clash
~ opening today with the Gfmen of the Indians
the Red Sox Chicago the Athletics
in the of the rivals by the which
distributed the league standing would indicate the nvad
they will be performing alien soil but there aside
Cleveland club which
credit will be
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Jananese Matmen to Visit.

A team of japanese first ella SIS
wrcstlers mum bcring forty, under the
direction Of X. Sa saki, the proprietor
of the YorodZu of Hawaii. will leave
Yokohama by the steamer Siberia
Maru. June "a. They will at first
visit Hawaii. and afterw ards San
Francisco and southern California
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Baltimoreans in Bouts.

CLEVELAND. Ohio. May 10.-George
*. o. CLANCY and Danny Frush of
Baltimore will appear in twelve
round decision bouts at Dunn Field
the night of June =. CLANCY will meet
billy Mccain, Cleveland lightweight
in the main bout. Brush is matched
against Eddie Wallace of New York
in the semi-tina They are feather
weights.
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Rabbit Is Being Feted.

BOSTON. May 10.-"Rabbit' Maran-
vile returned to Braves field former
scene of his shortstop activities. to-
day. wearing the alien uniform of the
Pittsburgh Pirates. As friend or foe,
however, the diminutive shortstop
holds high place in the esteem of
local fandom. and it was a fete day
in his honor.
Evening star., 1921-05-10

Jimmy O'Neill. the National short
stop, who suffered such a severe attack
of pneumonia after the close of last
season that his life hung in the bal
ance for weeks, will not be able to play
ball this season. His brother Steve of
the Indians says Jimmy never has re-
gained his strength. weighing only
ninety pounds. about seventy under his
normal weight. His full recovery is
expected, but it will take long time.
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Princeton Elects Stinson.

Edward Stinson. jr, of Baltimore has
been elected captain of the Princeton
la crosse team Stinson was recently
chosen to lead the Tiger swimmers
next year. He is also a member Of
the varsity foot ball eleven.
Evening star., 1921-05-10
Cicotte Gives $4,000 Bond.

CHICAGO, May 10.-Bond of $40, 900
fas been deposited in the state at
torney's Office by attorney for Eddie
CcOtte. indicted in connection with
the 1919 base ball scandal.
Evening star., 1921-05-10
Heads Basket Ball Body

William Fl. Ball of New York has
been chosen chairman Of the joint
basket ball rules committee George
T. Hepbron of New York has been
made secretary and Ralph Morgan of
Philadelphia treasurer.
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Zbvszko Arranges Bout.

COLUMBUS, Ohio. May 10-Stanis-
1aus Zbyszko. world champion heavy
weight wrestler. has been matched
with George Kotsonaros for a bout
here tomorrow night
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Signs Base Ball Bi11.

SACRAMENTO. Calf. May 1o.-A
bill making bribery of base ball play
ers or umpires or the acceptance Of
bribes a felony has been signed by
Gov. Stephens.
Evening star., 1921-05-10
MAJOR LEAGUE PILOTS
USE VARYING TACTICS
BY GEORGE CHADWICK.

of bid
II
the players back spring training
old important
sufficiently
o the right.
Evening star., 1921-05-10
Cubs Sell Pitcher Fuhr.

KANSAS CITY, Mo. May 10.-The
local club of the American Associa-
ton has purchased Oscar Fuhr, left
handed pitcher, from the Chicago Ma
tionals.
Evening star., 1921-05-10
Ruth Hits Another One

TORONTO, May 10.-"Babe' Ruth
and Bob Meusel hit homers as the
New York Americans defeated the
Toronto 1nternationals yesterday, 4
70 3
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Georgetown, Is: Bethany, o.
Mercer. 3; Washington and Lee, 3
Furman. 4: WofTn ord 3.
Ohio State, 10; University of Cincinnati, Q
0gletho1pe. s; Mississippi A and NJ. L.
Bnstcn (N. L. J. A. Boston College, o.
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Lookouts Get CUNNINGHAM.

CHATTANOOGA. Tenn, May 10
Chattanooga has purchased Pitcher
Cunningham from Detroit.
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SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION.

New Orleans, 3; Little Rock. g.
birmingham 5: Chattanooga, o.
Nashville. 3; Atlanta. o.
Memphis. G; Mobile, 3.
Evening star., 1921-05-10

The Indians have sent Louis GUiSt0
to the Oakland club OF ~" P3ci1"
Coast I4"Oguc, now that the Whit"
Sox have been induced to waive on
him. Speaker pays GuistO the com
pliment Of asserting he is the best
fielding first bascmar in the Amer
can League. The Italian was GasscI
Evening star., 1921-05-10

Babe Ruth was asked for the short
est definition of a base hit. "A guys
pay voucher" was the reply
Evening star., 1921-05-10

Results of Yesterdays Games.
Brooklyn. :: Philadelphia, ..
Philadelphia. 3; Brooklyn. 40 innings).
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SOUTH ATLANTIC L

SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE.
Columbia. 1s: Charleston, 8.
Greenville. z; Augusta 8.
Sparta nbnrg. 4; Charlotte. 2.
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FLORIDA STATE LEAGUE.
Daytona, -; Tnmpa. Q.
Lakeland, B; Jacksonville, /.
Orlando, 10; St. Petersburg, 6.
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INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.

Jersey City, i3; Syracuse. 8.
Buffalo. 6; Newark. ..
Rochester, o; baltimore, 9.
Reading 10; Toronto, 4.
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VIRGINIA LEAGUE,
COLLEGE,; GAMES.

Portsmouth. 13; Petersburg. 1.
Richmond. IL: Suffolk. ).
Newport News. !; wilson, ..
Evening star., 1921-05-10
How Grifs Are Hitting

when with the colors in France and
finds he is unable to withstand the
climate in the east.
Evening star., 1921-05-10

High Point. 6: Raleigh, 4.
Wirsston-Salem, 8; Danville, 8.
Greensboro. 4; Durham. 3.
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What May Happen
in Base Ball Today
AMERICAN LEAGUE,

GAMES TODAY GAMES TOMORROW.
Wash ut Cleveiand Wash. AT cleveland.
Phila. at St Louis. Eiiila. at ST. Louis.
New York at Detroit New York at Detroit
Boston ut Chicago Boston ut Chicago.
Results of Yesterdays Games.
Detroit. I; st. Louis, =.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
PIEDMONT LEAGUE.

Kansas City. 4: Milwaukee. 8.
tOnly game scheduled.)
Evening star., 1921-05-10

The golf enthusiasts in the wash
ington delegation, Including Secre-
tary Eynon. Manager Mcbride and
Com edian AltroCk, spent the off day
yesterday on the links
Evening star., 1921-05-10

BUNTS AND BNGLES

Each winning club in the Interna-
tional League on recent day made
exactly eight runs. Four games were
played. No trace of q like record
can be found
Evening star., 1921-05-10

The Nationals draw what should
prove a plum from Il box office stand
point tomorrow. 1t is the date set
for the unfurling of the world cham
pionship base ball pennant. and a
notable throng is expected to turn
out for the ceremonies.
Evening star., 1921-05-10
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

,, GAMES TODAY GAMES TOMORROW
Chicago at Phla. Chicago at Phila.
ST. Louis at y. Y. st. louis at y. Y.
Pittsburgh at Boston. Pittsburgh at Boston.
Cincinnati at Bruok'n. Cincinnati at Brook'n.
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TULSA DAILY WORLD, THURSDAY, AUGUST IS, 1921

is hold by the police for a murder at
Q oolock this morning In house
on Furnace street when police ar
rived they found the blade of a
hatchet buried ia the skull ~ ca
gluc Three other hatchet wounds
al-r were found on the mans skull
on the way 20 tho police station. the
officers declare Rosa confessed she
Killed Cnginc In a battle 10 save her
hmm
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Friends In Tulsa hnv" received tho
announcement cards issued 10y Mrs
William Hal Aldridge of El Paso,
Texas, telling the engagement and
approaching marriage OF her daugh-
ter. Sadie Rnth to MIR. John Thad-
deus Scott il, of Houston. Tex. on
the evening ot Tuesday, September
q, at the 81. tlcmons Episcopal
church OF that city, a reception to
follow Mt the Tnltcr club. cards ne
companying tell Of the future homo
IN Houston of this popular couple.
Miss Aldridge was sponsor Tor the
south at the Confederate rehuion In
Houston last autumn and was on
General X, NJ Van Handts staff,
commander In chief OF the u. G. V.
She also attended the Tulsa reunion
three years ago ms n Texas sponsor
Mr.. Scott Is the son OF Mr.. John
Scot, president - the First Natiuna
bank oi Houston and is a popular
business ana Cluhman.
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II you IonIy hu,o passion
For th, t,lt latest it. II.g.
u 81 caly Poo l. iu II nowadays.
Yuu have uu'l iu remember.
I' 900, Suuur ur November.
The uglI'f th' aui'r TO win praise.
To succeed. and dp your duty
Dimcaaid tho Inc Of beauty.
For Oh" beautiful is wholly out Of
date,
Every curve must now be- rigid.
Melting tones cuuEoulrd and ffigid.
II you want to hc u moving foshiou
plate.
Lot your cutoff dIap,ti,, danglo,
stick your hat on al AN angle.
And 10 doCsn't matter how you do
your hair
suited heels that make you hObhlc,
with y gort Of lcrky wobblo
That sugRcbts iucbriatiuu on despair
II II truo. the fashions vary.
Ana the Paris makers wary
OftcL change the whole CuntrivanCo
overnight.
Iut you Toally nooGnt hurry
y uu can he quit. frot from worry.
So long as you can make yourself "A
tgright.
w lLlIS EoYp ALLEN.
(troin an ola Bachelors Point Of
NicwJ
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Personal Mention

Friends here OF Mr.. and Mrs. Rife
Webb will hc glad to hear that Mrs.
Webb t. slowly impro,iur ottor 'u
operation undergone In Salt Lake
city where she ana Nh Nr,,u ua,t
been tor several months When able
Ia travel, Mrs Webb WIN return to
Oklahoma and be with her parents
at BartlesVillo unul she has com
pletcly recovered.
Mrs. W. T.. RowscV OF Muskogee
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O0(GFE= O0(G55:iH ! EI:::::'' 7 7

and gfnnl daurh'er. Kathryn. ruo.
ar, I'm mo .It, visiting Mrs It1NaDy =
NJ. t,, .r t,,,, ,f Ntu.L,v,n i4
t,,, ,i,Itl,p t,,, p,,ruts ,I, u.d
Mira rr,l 4 COOK
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'''' ',... ,.L '.t.,.,,.., ,.,,' ,n
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''".' ''''.'.
Miss France. Jean h,"h''H
i''h'' '' ..I N'i'' J. '',''''
with Mu# nnU0'7 M''"nn"IL
Mrt u. J.. Baker " GHri's'i.In,
son. Janice. who hivo hDru Visiting
hero 100 DO, homes Of Mrs. l. j.
Thompson uu south Elwu"d HN'uu"
ana Mrs T. 50. TrucioNc lu 'roFhlo
Heights. l,'f "Wednesday for a vI-It
90 different points BOO th. ol1Ias
MrH Hazel whiting. who ha7
.p,nt several months hcro in the
homo of her HNor Mrs Dan Hunt.
tor indianapolis. Ind
Miss Clairo Ilddiaon is expected
home tho first ~ the coming wo'k
lis. Miuu., and sioux city Iowa,
with relatives.
Mrs Fred " Powers. who has
been spending the summer with her
sister Mrs Dixie T.. ioro. VIII leave
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nephcw. Mr.. Fred Murdock. tho lat
ter ~ Pine B!uff Ark. have re-
turned from a two months motor
trip through tho DlnrKa
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Informal Mention.

Mrs, a. H. Mitchell was hostess at
an informal luncheon at her home
In the Henryctta apartments on
Wednesday To compliment Miss Hul-
en- Sterling of kinslcy. Kansas. who
In visiting Mrs Ralph Mitchell and
who leaves Friday for hor homo.
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THEATERS

MAJESTIC Betty compson in Those
We t'''.' nls" r'eH from al over 'He
uppApwAY u - warner in "whsn
we wor" rWenr one. rathe news
rAtAoE cou.nree TaImads. In
"Mp'n'rs husr MpsIr BY Palace or.
sr.sffa.
erVArr. ,hsrl,s chaplin IN - bog.
life. alsp thi1 Henuett In Her nus
band Tr'ni.
LyHc "tuo Daughter o' peyu Dan
lis' Charlie chaplin in Behind ths
s.Ir'U.
rIAtro Shirley Mason In Tho Mother
u,at' Music ~ uern orchestra.
oiupmra = ralo ~ Two worlds"
vIfu nn aJ.s'af cast husl' by brpheum
utrnoF'a
daughter. Miss Gloun Earnes who
have spent several months away
from TuIat. have i'tuIuc1 and are
again located 100 their home, 1911
south Baltimore avenue.
Mr. and Mrs Felix Quinlan are
leaving this week FOR Bradford, Pa
and v.li. cn route. yiE.t relatives at
Buffalo, -. y.
Mrr T.. v u'rh lcft few DAYS
ago fYr Ja'kson, Tenn, whore sh"
ull john h"r young SON, who has
been lhcr" with relatives since
school closed
Mr. and Mrs Hcrtram RcdRrave
VIII return THIS week from pleas
ant Holourn al Lake TnncyComa. Mo.
Miss Elizabeth Wagner Of Musko-
zoe i7 the guest of Miss Jane Ran
som
Judge and Mra W. Valiean Rid-
dIsuu are moving this week into
their home rNrutly purchased.
which is ono of tho handsome bun.
galuWs lu lIroudmpUr addition
Mr. and Mrs TTavcrs Leonard Co
lay are NJ home again after a de-
IEhtful sninurn Ia Bella Vista as tho
guests Of Mr.. ana Mrs Rex s. Walk
cr. who have occupied "A cottage
there for tho season Mr.. ana Mrs.
walker ana Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley
y. lliscy win return sunday Mr..
and Mira. lliscy have also been guests
from Tulsa at tho walker cottage.
Mr. and Mrg Cpolev npl