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Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-02-23
Indiana WrestLers
Out to Defeat Gary
for A. 4. u. LGureLs
Numerous Mat Stars Entered
tn State Meet at Bloom
inqtOn ThursdaH.

BLOOMINGTON, Ind, Feb. 23.-Every-
thing is in readiness fer the Indiana
State A. A L. wrestling championships,
which viii begin here tomorrow morn
ing under the auspices Of Indiana Uni
versity. Crimson matmen took but light
exercise today in preparation for the con-
tests.
While the Gary y. NJ c. A. team ap
pears to be perhaps the strongest team
entered In the tournament Indiana Uni
versity wrestlers are determined that
a large part Of the bacon will remain in
Bloomington after the final count is made.
There is little possibility that Capt John
Moore Of Indiana will wrestle. He is
working lightly, but the twisted knee
which he received In the Northwestern
meet recently probably will keep him
out Of action for at least three weeks
longer.
Crimson followers Of wrestling base
their hopes on ex-Capt. Ted" Mumby,
l7J pounds, who has never been thrown
Stanley, 1l5 pounds, who has not been
defeated this year, and 0. NJ Ratclln,
125 pounds, who has won every mitch he
has entered, including three Conference
meets. on falls.
George E. Schlafer, assistant profess
sor Of play and recreation In the uniYer-
sity, has announced that arrangements
have been completed to have presented to
each winner a gold medal. The tOurna-
ment will be completed Friday evening.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-02-23
Dent0LS Back Home
After Wild Contest
With Rose Machine
Tooth PULLers Win Peculiar
Game, Each Period Seeing
One Team in Slump.

Following a 16 to Il victory over Rose
Poly, the Indiana Dentals started work
today for the game with Earlham, to be
played in indianapolis Saturday. The
Quakers have an early season victory
over the Dents. and the Tooth Pullers
will try to even up the count with Earl
ham.
Two special interurban cars carried 100
Dental College rooters to Terre Haute
yesterday, and the Dentals were also as
sisted in noise making by the Dental
band. The Dentals did not expect the
had declared, for three men who had
been ineH glble because of studies were
back in the Rose Poly lineup.
LONG SHOTS AND
CLOSE GUARDING.
The game was played on the 7. NJ. C..
A floor which is 80 by "a feet in size.
The small floor made it possible for
long shots to feature in the game. 1t
also made the contest close guarding
game.
Never in the history CT college basket
ball in the State has q more peculiar
affair at Terre Haute last night.
The Dentals took an early lead and
piled up a 14to2 score in the first half
The Dentals completely out-passed ana
out-played the Engineers in that first
period. Tehn Rose Poly staged come
back in the last half. Watson tossed a
gold early in the last half and a min
ute later Reeve scored for the Dentals.
That was the last score the Tooth
Pullers made during the game.
For eighteen minutes the Dentals
failed to cage a goal During that time
the Dentals had plenty Of shots, but the
ball either refused to stay In the basket
or went wild. Rose Poly scored six
field goals In the last half and all were
from more than half the length Of the
floor except a closeup toss by Standau.
CONTINUED on Page Seven.)
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-02-23
Baseball
WITH THE INDEPENDENT AMATEURS
By Charlie Logan

An important business meeting of
managers entering teams In the annual
city Junior basketball tournament Will
DO held at the Boys Club, 440 South
Meridian street, at $3.50 o'clock tonight.
Copies Of the rules adopted and entry
blanks will be given out and it is neces-
sary that the teams wishing to enter
have u representative present. The age
limit has been placed at 10 years and 7
months and the average weight of the
team players shall not exceed 1875 pounds.
For further information call Main 1892.
The Y. NJ. H. A. basketeecs will tangle
with the Southport Independents on the
Communal building floor tonight. Com
parative scores for the season show these
two teams evenly matched and a real
battle is expected to result from their
meeting.
The Cumberland Independents defeated
the Southport Independents, % to p, in a
fast battle at Cumberland last night.
Cumberland Is looking for a game with
some fast team for Friday night, Call
4. E. RedmeyeI, Cumberland.
The South Side Turner basket athletes
will hold final practice for their games
in the State amateur championship tour
ney on the Turner floor tonight. Sickness
and injuries have put in their appear
ance IN the Turner camp, but the south
slders are still confident that they can
take a fancy whirl at the State title.
The Lauter Grays, winners OF nine CON
secutive scraps, are without a game for
Friday night and would Ike to get in
touch with all fast city teams desiring to
meet them, Ferndale Triangles preferred.
Call Belmont 2939 and ask for Jim.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-02-23
PURDUE RALLY
HELPS INDIANA
BoiIermaker Win Over Illinois
Brings Crimson Back Into
Conference Tie.
BIG TEN STANDING.

URBANA, Ill. Feb 2S.-Purdue Uni
versity's basket tossers killed a pair Of
birds with one stone last night when
they overcome heavy odds to hand I'LL
nOis Il 20 to 10 defeat, thereby giving
their Hoosier brethren, Indiana Univer-
sity's court artists, a new tie with ILL
nois for the Western Conference cham
pionship.
Coach Ward Lambert tried another
Purdue combination last night, and this
time he seems to have hit the nail on
the head, The Boilermakers last night
were a more powerful machine than they
have been at any other time this season
and the speed and punch that they put
in their play, especially during the clos
ing minutes, swept the illinois men OF
their feet.
Lambert used his famous floor guard,
Don White, at forward, and sent Heisef
back to do the guarding with Miller.
Chaffe teamed with White, and Cofting
jumped center. Eyersman was substi.
tuted for Chafre early In the scrap, and
he and White ran up the Purdue points,
while Miller played a thrilling game at
his back guard station. White hit for
Continued on Page Seven.)
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-02-23
Fred Walker Chosen
to Succeed BUSS as
De PdulU Sports Head
College and Pro Star TO Take
Charge at Close of School
Year.

Fred Walker. present assistant to Ath-
letic Director Alonzo Stage at Chicago
University, and a man Of wide experience
in collegiate and professional athletic
fields, has been named successor to +. &.
Buss, retiring athletic director at De
Paw University, Greencastle
Buss has resigned as head Of De Paw
athletics, but viii continue his duties
until the close OF the present college
year, when his fve-year contract expires.
Walker will then take over the driving
lines.
Walker is a product Of HYDE Park High
School OF Chicago and Of Chicago Uni
versity. While at the Maroon school, he
played full back, half back and end on
the football elevAns, being chosen as All
Western wing man in his last year at
school. He also starred In baseball as
pitcher and IN basket ball as a guard.
WITH SEVERAL
BIG LEAGUE CLUES.
From college, Walker went into pro-
fessional baseball During lis stay IN
the big leagues he pitched for the New
York Giants, the St Louis Cardinals
Cleveland Americans and Brooklyn Dodg
ers. He also pitched for Pittsburgh and
Brooklyn In the Federal League Last
summer he was employed as scout for
the Boston Red Sox
Walker Will take charge OF spring foot
ball practice of De PAW about the mid
die OF March. coming down from Chicago
two or three times a week to work with
Buss and get "A line on the talent for
next fall. His contract with Chicngo
closes June -, and Immediately after
that he will fix himself permanently at
the Greencastlc institution
The new Tiger mentor has divided his
time between baseball and collegiate
coaching for the past fourteen years and
during that time he has been CONNECTED
with the Utah Aggies University OF Mis-
sissippi. San Francisco Y. NJ G. A, Ore
gon AggieS. Carnegie Tech. Williams Col
lege, Dartmouth, Second Naval District.
Newport, r. l. during the war;. Rhode
Island State College and the New York
Agricultural College.
Walker was assistant to FollweH nj
Washington and jefferson. and twice
CONTINUED On Page SevenD
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-02-23
ROWLING

- ~ - a ~ q = a - - - 49,
The Marmon Accountants handed the
Engineers three neat trimmings last
night when St. John, fischer and Bean
cut loose with some big stun.
Dawson and O'Brlen went well for the
Engineers, but they didn't get any as
sistance.
Mounce was the only Production
shooter who could cross the double cen
fury line, but his club was plenty good
enough to win three from the Lynch
Specials.
The Trim Shop came near winning
three from the IOolroom, but they hit
bad breaks in tho final frame and had
to take air
A combination Of 500 scores brought
the Inspectors a clean sweep over the
Connection Reds.
The Times Chapel shooters got away
to i punk start, but they fred strong IL
their next two and came through thell
mi tch with the Ri Focal Lens combina
tion in good style.
Veregge and Purdy got the big scores
for The Times crew and Schott and Lep-
pert starred for the Lens team.
Thelmc Bastian deserted her Courthouse
Vamps last night and they took three
terrible lacIngs from the Bobbs.
Misses Kivett and Hodgins put up q
neat fight for the Individual honors. Mis-,
Kivett had 124, 101 and 60, while Miss
Hodgins hit for 11S. 102 and IS. Miss
Dooley WIS another century ~ ooter with
the Bobts.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-02-23
Society Sport ShOIO
Earns Big Sun, for
Riddles of Chicago

CHICAGO, Feb. 23.-Meet Mrs. Mar
shall Field III-new wrestling promoter.
She successfully staged three bouts
here last night, which netted $4,000 for
crippled and orphan children of Chicago.
Hundreds Of society debutantes were
among the 1900 persons who saw the
matches.
weight champion, pinned CpyrOs Worries
Of Chicago. Johnny Myers of Chicago,
middleweight title holder, was awarded
the decision over Lou Talaber of Chi
cago. Jim Londos, former Greek light
heavyweight champion. and John Pesek
grappled one hour and fifteen minutes
to q draw.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-02-23
OTHER TUESDAY BOUTS.

AT NEW YORK-Louis BOgash and
Soldier Bartfield boxed a fifteen round
dpew. Midget Smith knocked out George
Lee. Chinese boxer, in the ninth round.
Willie Spencer won a decision over Bud
Dempsey In ten rounds. Roy Moore won
a decision over Benny COster in fifteen
rounds. Johnny Summers and Farmer
Sullivan boxed fifteen rounds, Sullivan
winning q decision.
At PROVIDENCE-Jsc McCarron
and Soldier Pat Delaney boxed a ten
round draw.
AT PHILADELPHIA-Joe Lynch, ban
tamweight champion, outpOinted Jabez
White, Albany, in eight rounds Jack
Perry outfOUght Patsy johnson OF Tren-
ton.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-02-23
Cathedrals Ready for
Fort Court Scrap With
Cincinnati Prep Champs

The Cathedral High School basketeers
ere prepared for their hardest scrap of
the season when they stack into the St
Xavier team of Cincinnati on the Tom
lnson Hall floor Saturday night
The st Y" athletes are Cincinnati
Prep School champs and were runners
up in the tri-State prep school tourna-
ment, held recently In Cincinnati and
suffered their only defeat for the season
in the finals Of this meet
Coach Feeney has been working his
athletes hard il preparation for this Sat
urday night scrap and believes he has
pulled them out Of the slump that cost
them two defeats. Brezett, star point
getter, viii be back in uniform for ths
game after q three weeks lay-Off caused
by sickness, and Feeney is confident that
hs can put the winning combination on
the floor.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-02-23
Tia Juana Races Close

SAN DIEGO, Cal, Feb. 23.-Tuesday
was the last day Of racing at Tia Juana.
Manager Conroth made hercule2n efforts
10 have the Mexican authorities modify
the passport regulations.
Wires were dispatched to Mexico City
in an effort to have the rule changed,
but no replies were received. so Manager
COfroth announced that the meeting
would close.
It is believed that he may be able to
secure a modification OF the order within
a few days and horsemen viii remain
here until that hope is realized or van
iSbeS.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-02-23
EVERS GATHERS
NEW CUBS FOR
PACIFIC JAUNT
Trojan Faces Many Problems
in Lining Up Club for
1921 Campaign.
FIVE VETS ARE ABSENT

CHICAGO, Feb. 23.-The Chicago Cubs
pitchers and cabcherA headed by Mana
ger Johnny Evers, Ieavs here tomorrow
for Santa Cataline Island, Cal, for a
weeks workout before the opening Of
the regular training at Pasadena, Cal,
March Z.
The remainder Of the players VIII leave
March 3. Before returning home to play
st. Louis IN the opening championship
game April 10, the Cubs will play
twenty three games on the West coast
When Manager Evers gathers his ath-
letes around him for the spring train
ing taunt he will have a large nun Der
of promising recruits on his roster VINO
expect to make the veterans hustle to re-
tain their positions. Evers favors injec-
ton of younger blood into the tight
MUST DEVELOP
STARS RAPIDLY.
With five veterans missing from his
ranks-Fred Merkle, Claude Hendrix,
Charles HerZog, Nick Carter ana Dode
Paskert-whO were released during the
winter, Evers will have to develop his
youngsters rapidly.
The most difficuIt task for the new
manager appears TO be filing Merkle's
place at first base. Evers is hopeful OF
developing Turner Barber, originally an
outfelder, for this position.
The places left vacant by other play
ers will be filed without any difficulty,
It is believed. Evers has sixteen other
rockies and thirteen veterans to draw
from
There are at least a dozen candidates
for the infeld berths held down last year
by Charles Deal, third base: Charles
Hollocher, shOrtstOp, and Zeb Terry, sec
Ond base.
THREE GOOD
FTELDERS PRESENT.
The regular outfeld posts are expected
to fall to Max Flack, Clarence Twombley
and David Robertson, veterans tho
Of promising youngsters also are con-
teiders for the outfeld positions.
There are three veterans In the catch
ing department with William Killefer
topping the list He is followed by Rob
ert O'Farrel, who relieved him the lat
ter part of the season on account OF IN
juries, and Tom DAILY, second string man.
With nine promising youngsters aspir-
ing for the firing line Evers has a good
opportunity TO strengthen his pitching
star. The veterans carried over from
last year include: Grover Alexander,
James Vaughn, George Tyler, ElwoOd
Martin ana 4. L. Bailey.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-02-23
Horseshoe Meeting

Members Of the City Horseshoe pitch
ing Association will meet in the Of
h'ts OF the recreation department at the
W.lter Jarvis, city recreation director,
believes that at least twenty five or
more clubs are available for the com
ing season and no urges all interested TO
have representatives at the meeting. The
association at present boasts Of mem
bershfp Of twenty-five clubs. City tour
uaments viii be staged the coming sea-
son and there Is also a move being made
TO hold a State event.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-02-23
Little Macks Play Game

LAKE CHARLES. La, Feb. "a
Connie Mack's battery men, with the
help Of minor league and amateur
players, staged a full nine-inning
game here yesterday. No score was
kept. Coach Danny Murphy acted as
a coach for both sides.
Manager Mack was expecting to
hear from Pitchers SCOTT Perry and
Wilbur Ray today. Perry was Oper-
ated on ten days ago for a minor all
ment and II Is believed Ray Is walt
Ing for him to recover.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-02-23
Track Tickets on Sale

Tickets for the indoor track and field
championships 81 the Indiana A. A L.,
scheduled at Tomllnson hall for March
?. went on sale at all Indianapolis sport
Ing goods houses today.
A large list Of the crack Indiana col
lege ana club athletes are entered. and
the meet IS expected to provide some real
entertainment for HoOsier sport fol
lowers.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-02-23
Kent Wins Dog Race

ASHTON, Idaho. Feb. 23-Henry Kent
winner Of the 1917 and 1919 Ashton dog
races, wop the fifth annual event Tues
dav, driving seven dogs, two abreast
with the exception OF the leader
The winners are all bird dogs, with
the exception Of one, which is a thor
oughbred Belgian police dog.
i he time was POI is beating the for
mer time thirty-two minutes.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-02-23
SO GOO DEMPSEY OFFER.

NEW YORK. Feb. 23.-ROy Green,
matchmaker of the Fenway A. A. OF
Boston. today wired an offer of $50
600 to Jack hearns for Jack Dempsey
to meet Paul Sampson, New York
heavyweight, who recently beat Gene
Tunney. Sampson has agreed to meet
the champion for S., 500.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-02-23
BASKET SCORES
COLLECT

COLLEGE.
Purdue, %; Illinois, 10
Minnesota, "a; Chicago, 10.
De PAW, As; Earlham, p.
Dentals. 16; Rose Poly, IA.
Dartmouth, 81; Princeton. 20.
Pennsylvania, %; Yale. II.
HIGH SCHOOL.
Franklin, AZ; Shortridge, 8.
Frankfort, 80; Lebanon, IS.
whiteland, so: louisville. IS.
Greenwood, 81; Clark Township, 10
INDEPENDENT.
Shortridge alumni. SO; Tech alumni. "a
(overtime).
Rushville odd Fellows, 40: Newcastle
Independents, IL.
En- Roes, 81; Mooresville Elks. %.
Cumberland, % Southport, u
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-02-23
ZONES DRAWS WITH GRTFF.

CANTON. Ohio, Feb. 23.-Jimmy Jones.
Alliance. fought his way to a draw here
last night with Johnny Grlhiths Of
Akron in q bout Of twelve rounds, billed
for the Ohio welterweight championship.
Grihiths was not able to hold the mar
gin he established on points from the
third to the eighth round.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-02-23
THREE GOOD
FTELDERS PRESENT.
ArILLERs DROP THREE.

MINNEAPOLIS, Feb. Esd Hovlik
and Charles Humphreys, pitchers, and
Charles Jackson, out1elder, have been
released by the Minneapolis American
Association Baseball Club to st. Joseph
of the Western League.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-02-23
EsszJPiu5eeiS
RATHER Is BACK.

NEW YORK, Feb. 23.-Battling Levin
SKY. who was unable to fight BOmbardier
Wells abroad because of a broken bone
in his elbow suffered while training for
the bout, returned from England Tues
dav aboard the Aquitania The fracture
has healed. Leyinsky was scheduled 70
meet Wells the night that Jimmy Wilde
lost TO Pete Herman.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-02-23

CHICAGO. Feb. 23.-Miss Sibyn Bauer
Of the Illinois A. c. today held the
worlds record for fifty yards back
stroke. She swan the distance in :35 So.
Ethelda Bleibtray, worlds woman swim
ming champion, turned out a mark Of
SO at Honolulu last year.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-02-23
srAR ANfArErRs RoX.

NEW YORK, Feb. 23.-Thirty- Of
the best amateur boxers in the country,
representing Philadelphia, Boston, Pitts
burgh and New York, Will engage In a
tournament at Madison Square Garden
tonight and tomorrow night.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-02-23
JACK THE DUDE" DEAD.

THERMOPOLIS, Wyo., Feb. 23.-Johr
Burke. known throughout ring circles
thirty years ago as Jack the Dude i;
dead here at the age OF ca years. Burke
was a sparring partner of John L. Sullt
van IN the l3tter's early ring career.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-02-23
Golfer Taylor Buried

SHREVEPORT, La. Feb. 2s.-Jack H.
Taylor, golf professional Of the Shreve-
port Country Club, who died Sunday,
was buried here Tuesday afternoon with
bis favorite golf clubs In his casket
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-02-23
rLroN STOPS WARE.

ALLENTOWN. Pa, Feb. 2S.-Fred
Fulton. the Minnesota plasterer, knocked
out "RoUghhOuse" Ware of New Orleans
in the third round OF their tenround
bout here last night.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-02-23
RARNEs IN LINE.

NEW YORK. Feb. 23.-Jess Barnes
veteran Highlander of the New YOrl
Nationals, has signed his 1921 contract
the Giants management announced Tues
dav
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-02-23

Thelmc Bastian deserted her Courthouse
Vamps last night and they took three
terrible laclngs from the Bobbs.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-02-23

Veregge and Purdy got the big scores
for The Times crew and Schott and Lep-
pert starred for the Lens team.
, 1921-12-28
Count De Cook Is
Columbia Offering

Tho Columbia laugh manufactuf-
ers are turning put side splitters with
their mid-week Offering. Count, De
Cook"
To draw patrons 10 his sIion's
Inn. Al Darr has advertised that
Count Nogoodio" will be his guest
at a certain time When the Count
falls TO arrive on schedule. the fe-
male title hunters. already on the
scene. get so impatient that the pro
prietor has to turn his bellhop Hoyt
Smythe) into a count" Plenty OF
material Is thus supplied, out OF
which to manufacture the laughs.
When the real count Rennedy) ar.
rlvcs and discovers the ,m~personation
he fights a sword duel with the
~phoney'' count.
Songs of note are. stop Making
Eyes at Me-" by Loretta Kidd and
chorus; Salvation Nell" by Bennie
Kirkland and chorus; MY Gee Gee
from the Fiji Isles" by Al Darr and
chorus. and Mother Hasn't Spoke &c
Father Since" by Hoyt smythe The
last is one OF the funniest OF Smythe's
long list OF funny songs. and last
night was encored repeatedly. Until
Hoyt ran out Of words and had &c
respond with HIS clever eccentric
dance.
The picture. Hearts In Masks
tells the story of a rich uncle's niece,
who sought adventure In most uncon.
ventional ways and found II. with q
husband included. There is also an
educational Aim. ,
Mr.. Wall announced that all but
about $40 seats have already been re
served for the big New Years eve
revue Thursday night merchandise
equal In value TO the o. receipts
that night will be given away. in ad
dillon TO the two diamond rings.
, 1921-12-28
CITY BRIEFS

C. w. Ihle OF Dsnvsr 10 In Casper
attending to business connected with
the Veterans bureau
Clen Hines. oil man. has LETT for
Denver to take care Of business In
terests there.
Tbs Rev. Walter L. French, former
pastor OF tho Gantz Memorial church.
is In Casper visiting at the H. b.
Durham home.
C +. McAfahon Is confined 70 hi.
home with q bad Ease OF grippe.
@. r. Hagens returned yesterday
from Cheyenne where he has been
attending q term Of federal court.
Jack corbr;dgs Of the Midwest II OK,
pected to return from Denver thi.
evening where he has been spending
his Christmas vacation
Jay NJ Probst has gone to Denver
to consult a specialist for treatment
Of his leg which was injured while
he was playing ball last fall.
A J. Hazlett. publisher of the wyo
ming Oil World. has returned from
Denver where he spent the Christ
mas holiday with his family.
Mrs. Kittie B. Payne, In charge OF
the local Red Cross headquarters re
turned this morning from Denver
where she spent the holiday with
friends and relatives.
, 1921-12-28
PERSONALS

Mr.. and Mrs. c. II. McShane of the
Oil Well Supply company r spend
ing a two weeks holiday vacation in
Basin visiting relatives.
T. Ethel Kisek of the on We'll Supply
company spent Christmas at Groybul
visiting friends.
DR.. and Mrs. A. F. Tyler and chill
dren, Jean and Ted. have left for theii
home in Omaha, after spending Christ
mas in Casper as guests at the II. B
Durham homo. DR.. and Mrs. Tyler
and Mr.. and Mrs. Durham all attend
ed Nebraska Wesleyan college ct th'
Aamo time.
, 1921-12-28

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank ]. Bush OF the
bush Did It" sign company. r the
proud parents of a baby boy born at
the state hospital Just after midnight
The little fellow has been named.
Frank j. Jr. Mother and son are do
linE nicely.