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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-21
Courtesy for Miss Marshall.

Mrs. Burdick Richardson and
Mrs. Cable G. Won Maur of Daven-
port are hostesses this afternoon
at the Outing club at a courtesy
for Miss Catherine Marshall and
their houseguests, Mrs. Gordon
Raymond of New York City and
Mrs. Gilbert Smith of Evanston, re-
spectively. They are entertaining
some forty tri-city girls and ma
irons. Bridge is being played and
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-21
Program for Entertainment.

The ladies' aid society Of Spen-
Ger Memorial Methodist church is
sponsoring an entertainment and
program on Thursday evening. May
&c, at the church. Talent has been
selected from Rock Island, Moline
and East Moline. Following is the
program that has been arranged
FOR the affair:
Piano
Bourtee ........... Bach-St. Saens
Nelson Johnston, Rock Island.
Vocal
Thank God for a Garden.
Del nleSO
Clarence E. Lancaster, East Moline.
Reading :
"The Revolt Of Mother. Wilkins
Miss Iva C. Pearce, Rock Island.
Piano
"Liebestraum" ............. List
Miss Juliet McElvain, Moline.
Reading ................ Selected
Miss Marie Williams, Rock Island.
Vocal
Summer Time Songs" . Speaks
Mrs. F. D. Soper, Rock Island.
Reading ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Rev. Oliver B. Enselman, Moline
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-21
lany Enjoy Exercises.

/. The field day exercises given by
the k1Qgfellow parent-teacher as
sociaSioh yesterday afternoon were
enjoyed by . crowd Of enthusiastic
peoilAa The primary grades open
Cd the program and gave a color
full touch in their gay Indian suits.
Exercises in the grades were direct
ed By Miss Frances O'Brian, super
Visor, and the seventh and eighth
grade exercises by Mrs. Edna Ellis.
The program was given as follows:
indian games
.......... Miss Sue Lees pupils
FOLK dances ................
..r.. Miss Fannie Inglis' pupils
Thd Shoemaker Dance"
Little FARTHER"
Miss Amelia Traengenschuh's pupils
Blekinge Dance and Came. :.
49,. Miss Ethel Carter's pupils
The Virginia Reel.
...... Miss Lydia. Hult's room
Garden Scamp"
y'srour Deep"
tug Of War"
Miss Clara Carlson's room.
Japanese solo dance. .........
60, Little Betty Jane Higsbee
Dumb Bell Drill ...............
...... Mrs. Phoebe Jones room
Dance
Seventh and Eighth Grade Girls
Thorn ROsA-A Spring Play"
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-21

Grandmother Nature = Ruth
Bowlby.
Bonnie BeeJames MONTGOMERY.
Butterflies fete Ralph Stemon,
RiIlie -xander, David Roth. Lucia
Thompson, Hazel Pestea, Sybu UlIe-
meyer, Eugene Stein. Willard
CondA John Goehl, Sarastta Hada-
way. Charlotte Mysrs, Helen NC
Dougall.
ert Schwartz.
Prince Sunshine-Leroy Tone.
Guests at the party-Poppy. En-
minia Maddalena; Buttercup, Caro-
lyn Pierson; Pansy. Jane Daubnsy ;
Sweet Pea, Edith Carlson; Danodti'
Vera Morton; Sweet Briar. Saran
Clarkson; Violet Virginia Hall
gren: Lily Bell. Evelyn Lewis;
Mignonette, Susan Morris; Narcis-
sus, Marjorie Heating.
+ SunbeamsEEyelyn Montgomery
Katherine Arnold. Rita SHERMAN
charlotte Green blot, Esther Nor
ris, Esther Esely.
Raindrops - william Henry
Branch, Cameron Walker. Eda Carp
Charlie Crossan, Mile Morris
Hymen Andrich, Esther Fox, Dale
Myers, Esther Roth.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-21
Summer Course at Conservatory.

A summer course at Angus
tana conservatory Of music will be
held for 10 weeks, beginning next
Monday and ending Saturday,
July 81.
The summer session should make
special appeal to teachers Of the
tri-cities who have been too much
occupied with professional duties TO
study also to those who are work.
ing toward a degree or diploma who
recognize the need of more con-
| tinuous study.
Private lessons will be available
from the heads of most Of the de-
partments, namely, Avid Samuelson,
piano; A. Cyril Graham, organ and
Ludwig Becker, violin. Rollo L. r,
Killing will be available as teacher
in voice and Miss Louise Cervin,
Miss Agnes l. Wallin, Elmer Hanke
and Kenneth Bailey in piano. Aside
from the foregoing list several OF
the teachers in the Davenport and
Moline branch studios will be on
duty. Enrolment begins Monday.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-21
Field Day Tuesday.

The annual and last meeting Of
the year Of Frances Willard par
ent-teacher association will be held
Tuesday afternoon at 1870. There
will be an exhibition of field day ex-
ercises given by all the grades Of
the school and DR.. Mabel D. Otis of
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-21
G. G. Clnb is Entertained.

Miss Agnes Won Postel Of 1104
Thirteenth avenue, entertained the
G. G. club last night at her home.
The young women. worked on fancy
articles and chatted ard there was
also victroR music. Refreshments
were served at the'close OF. the even
ing. Miss Olga Nuessli will be
hostess - the club on June 8, at a
dinner at the Watch Tower inn.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-21
: ODera Singer to Wed.

Rock Island people who heard
Myrna Sharlow, who for several
seasons was prima donna with the
Chicago Opera company, here last
April when she appeared in a con-
cert under the auspices of Amoo
Grotto, will be interested in the an
nouncement of her engagement and
approaching marriage. She is to
wed Edward Boring Hitchcock, for
merry Of Decatur. a member of the
Hitchcock family Of Amherst,
Mass. His grandfather was the
fourth president Of Amherst col
lege. He is at present in Italy,
and Miss Sharlow and her mother
are sailing for Italy June to join
him. The wedding will take place
July 9 at the Villa Torricella,
Capre, Italy, where the couple ex-
pect to make theiH new home. The
engagement was recently announ-
ced at the home of the bride in
Louisville. I
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-21

tea will Be served. a variety OF
harden flowers are used about the
rcpms.
Last night Miss Marshall and her
fiance, John D. Ehnler or Daven-
port, were the honor guests at =
dinner dance given 1t "Villa Vel.e, =
the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. ". L.
velie. ~ Miss Marjorie Velie. Cow
ers were laid for 80 and dancing
was the evening diversion. Ma and
Mrs. Edward Cudahy.ef Chicago
Mr.. and Mrs. james Thompson Of
st. Paul and Mrs. Charles Shear
of Waco, Texas, were out-of-town
guests.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-21

C. l.. Thompson. who was nomi-
mated on both tickets for the Rock
Island Woman's club election being
held this afternoon, is assured the
election to the club presidency to
succeed Mrs. W. J. Sweeney, who
served last year and was elected
president for two years Of the Four
teenth congressional district feder-
alton at the convention held last
month in Roseville. Mrs. Thomp-
son has been an active member of
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-21
Boy Scout News

Troop No. II. boy Scouts. will
60 on a nature study. hike tomor1
row afternoon starting from Scout
master Billiards. home at l o'clock.
First class Scouts who wish to get
in some real work on their bird
study merit badge are invited to
go along.
The Scout band will meet for re-
hearsal next Monday evening al
Scout headquarters at Z o'clock.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-21
Center Station Sale,

Some $47 was cleared at the ba-
Ear and sale sponsored by the Gen.
ter Station parent-teacher associa-
ton yesterday afternoon. A splen-
did program was given in connec-
ton with the sale. The pupils OF
Miss Halfa Mason's room gave an
impersonation and Miss Ella Din
geldein's a playlet, Lord Male
port" Piano numbers were given
by Mrs. Edna Rounds and Mrs
Edward Jones, and a solo dance
by Miss Cenevieye Ferneau. Mrs
Robert Day, Mrs. Paul Sippel, Mrs
H. H. Hensley and Mrs. Roy Car.
penter had charge of the sale o.
aprons. cake, doughnuts and candy
and Mrs. F. A. Ferneau conducted
dolls French millinery booth
The whole affair proved very sue
cessful and entertaining.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-21
Clear SIS From Card Party,

Fifteen tables Of 500 were play
ed at the card party sponsored by
the Lady Elks last evening and a
sum Of SIS was cleared to be used
for charity. Six prizes were award
ed to those holding highest scores.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-21
Study Department Luncheon Mon.
day.

Members Of the Study depart
ment Of the Rock Island Woman's
club will hold a meeting Monday
noon at / o'clock at the wv. C. A.
The lunch will be followed by the
election of officers and the annual
business. Those who attend the
luncheon are urged to remain for
the meeting.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-21

the local organization since Its Or.
ganization in 1918, one of the char.
ter members. She has also worked
in the various departments, where
she has served in numerous impor.
tant positions. Mrs. ". G. Ogle-
wee is named on both the member
ship and the nominating committee
ticket for the Office of vice presi.
dent. This afternoons is the an.
nual meeting of the year when re.
ports are made and the years work
closedA
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-21
Court Of Honor Card Party.

Black Hawk court, No. 523, Court
Of Honor. will have card party
Monday night at Maths hall. The
games Of 500 are to start at S:15
and refreshments will be served
Mrs. Pauline Creim and Mrs. Mary
Fulmer are the committee in
charge of the affair.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-21
Farewell for Miss Strieter.

Miss Gertrude lamont Of 1854
Fifteenth street entertained a num-
Der of young people at a party last
evening given as a farewell cour-
tesy for Miss Marie Strieter. who is
leaving soon for Lincoln, Neb
Three tables of progressive "rook'
were surrounded and prizes were
received by Miss Catherine Hack
stadt and Miss Marie Writ. Dane
ing and musical numbers were en-.
joyed during the evening and de-
licious refreshments were served al
a later hour.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-21
Miss Turnbull Gives Demonstrate,

Miss Turnbull Gives Demonstration
Miss George Turnbull Of the
West End Settlement will give a
demonstration In home nursing in
the Washington school gymnasium
on Monday afternoon at Ais. The
Scout troops from Longfeilow,
Horace Mann and Washington
schools are planning to attend and
any other Girl Scout troop will be
cordially invited.
Rock Island Women National Aids.
Announcement was made that
Mrs. BessiesB arth Richardson and
Mrs. Jennie Swisher have been ap-
pointed national aides to the ma
, tional president OF Daughters of
Veterans, Mrs. Nellie Goodman of
Robbery, Mass, and Mrs. Essie
Seimon. past president, and Miss
! Nancy Babb were appointed alter
mates to Mrs. Richardson. who was
elected delegate to the national
convention to be held next year al
the meeting OF Barbara Frietchie
tent, No. 81, Daughters of Veter-
ans. yesterday afternoon at Memo.
rial hall. A report of the state
convention held at Galesburg last
week was read by the president
Mrs. Richardson, and she stated
that Is comrades were in the line
Of March. Plans were made to at
tend the services at the Evangeli'
cal Church Of Peace on Sunday
The next all-day sewing of tht
tent will be held next Monday will
Mrs. Amelia Ague of $40 TWEEN
tieth avenue.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-21

x I - ~
o0o0ee W0W 0sUuP
3|s ss~e Ks~~1n f1amUh&Ara
siInop Of gisis was organised
~. "a. ...4s .a,-,. ~ xsns.s
-.....
- ~ ~ -. - .. .s'-
~ ~ hons u nra J. frsd Brown,
MI Tvnotv-seyeath strest, the
.-....s.- Es,A. .coc.orsd
Ss RI. Ns.-s rsrc,s KIne.a
dSsS1sr. - -h,.h M AIhert
~. y. $500 =.
" ~ n.r.,-.~ NJ Moline.
$1,000 - -. .crrtv union of
@sx T.s..s. se,SnrtsA fhe or
ss..s .ss.r.ssS ths nav
Sns. !. ~ Nutiss ana
S,ia - 1...rssr She sIso
..a Vi - 49, - v1iccfnins tie
...n ,hs rrior Mrs. J.
~ ...s.Ssr. - ths city nm
s;.sX ~. wcKeivev and
~. -. 80. . t.~ remsrks.
.scM..- -. ....~crv ths nav
W. . 49,. u,.ettnr vhen they
HASs - he i.ovn a. the stead
ssT.sss. OMrsrs vere elected
- soi;cSr.
4 S1Hsr--M,ss Mary Thompson.
VS~ieader-Miss Margaret An
$780,
a"ce:,.rx-Mys Harold Helm
H.r
T-..,..,M,.. Eve,vn Eckhart.
- ~ S.c,dsd N nave a meeting
..,t Wadnesdav evening at the
Sosrssns Miss Maraavet Anderson.
80 sa.."..s st-ast whom the cir
80 IA Ss.;n a.. worL n has I.
~ ,,er,h.rsh;n ~ N includ-
a.. r,.S. cns,,ns Mis-. Har-
to- $4,000, Mic. Mat1arNt An.
Ss,S.rT Mrs Harold Heimbeck,
| Ne Wa.. vorror ME-
n'pu' .'' ~s;.. M. rroy,r'
ouoIt Ia n.~ H.. S..,d
ION ma Miss ray DVoe ~ !.
n0rU 4ho MISS I'.aoc'n ~ 20" =,
the sponsoring circle were nan ..
70 nave charge OF the group MiSs
HartG, Miss Grace Wheelan anC
Miss Bryan were the committee
which planned the organization.
The Mother circle is to have al
~ vu.st. At the annual picnic ant
Hiectior NJ onIcers on June 2. thu
h..4.- r,amhor. NJ the Staadfas q,
s;.c,s NJ. Tncki. n a,so - he ,
IN dnn s ou.;ns a. ths hdme y, Mrs
n.-
U~nr . .,
Dhty reiresnmenSs VII ~ 49,, ...
~ ING CLOSE Vi 'no inooins .eo' oso
nins ana the remainder OF the hou
spent IN soclaDlilty. roses AM
sweetpeas In delicate snades wer'
used about the rooms Of the Brow
home.
l.
win Plan for Biennial Supper.
Tri-Citv Pan-Hellenic associatio,
iii, have a luncheon meeting Sat
nrdsv Nav "a at The Terrace Gar
6sns when anal arranrements vii
- nsANe for conrtesv nicnic sunne
a ~ viven for Waiting fr.fernit
vomen here for the National Fede,
stion ~ Music biennia, next mont]
INA tpnnheon ia called for 1928
snHr a this is 0uite an imnortar
mcetsne ali the members are asl
81 10 Be present, The picnic is
Porter in Moline, on June 3.
u
Act on Bul.
The Woman's Trade Union leapr
met In regular session last evenir
i'll Industrial home and the men
hers received some important con
munications from the nation
headquarters in Chicago. tt
board Is asking the league to S
aside June 5 to endorse Preside
Warren G. Harding's plan to call
International conference on the liz
i.ation OF ornaments. The nation
o. womens CLUBS ana tne nation
.stsc y, t.va. sn ~ Sr, &c =. an ~
.s.on,nad y. ~ Va ,, .no I'LL w.. "
...N 49, a.. o. 'n n.. an.es s. .as. ~
- ne s liz nH "H Soona, oo w en-,
-. rswt month az Wanrs.au !,
Ss.r no.tnonsd fnr one vear n
next meeting Of the league, will,
heId IN Jnne Z with Mrs a 7, r,
II. ~ 1iesn Third avenro
Hats. IN M,s.ior.&v Sn.,oAv
Mr. u r Smdiow ~ -
Tvnnty-first avenue. was hostess
the vnman's missionary society
snrtS p.rt preshvtar;,n chr
~S
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-21
Baptist Aid Co6ee.

Mrs. J. ]. Ingram of 706 Seyen-
teenth street entertained at a COT
fee yesterday afternoon under the
auspices Of the ladies' aid society
Of the First Baptist church. Mrs.
william Taylor and Mrs. Fred Pol
lard assisted Mrs. Ingram in serv-
ing. Some fifty ladies called dur
ing the afternoon and many brought
their sewing.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-21
- (hleken Pie Dinner.

The bake sale and coffee given by
the ladies' aid society OF the First
Methodist church ut the home OF
Mrs. C. E. Nicholas of 907 Seventh
avenue, yesterday afternoon was
dnite . success. A large number of
ladies called. during the afternoon.
Mrs. c. c. Myers1ad charge OF the
affair and the society made a neat
sum. The aid society viii serve a
chicken pie dinner next Wednesday
noon from the hours Of 1850 to
1870.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-21
Entire Cast for
Art League Play
Announced Today

Much interest centers in the an
nouncement Of the cast for The
Ideal Husband" lOscar WILDE
which Il to be presented on Satur-
! day. May %. At $3.50 at the Illinois
theatre for the Tri- City Art league.
The names Of some Of the princi-
pals have already been announced,
but this is the first time>the COM
| plete cast Of characters is given
! out, as follows!
The earl of Caversham, K. G. ;.
Ardo Mitchell
viscount Goring. his son $3.50.
......... Arthur Dawson Ficke
Sir Robert Chiltern, Bart, under
secretary for foreign affairs ;.
.......... D. Nelson McClelland
Nicomte de Maniac, attache at the
/ French embassy in London =.
| Leon Mitchell
Mr.. Montford
| ......... Major william Larned
Mr.. Barford $50. Howard Rogers
Mason, butler to Sir Robert Chill
I, tern -. Charles Deere WimaIi
Phipps, Lord Goring's servant
................n Otto H. Seiffert
James, footman to Sir Robert -.
=! L........... Richard s. Hosford
THE duchess OF Marlborough -.
J .....,... Mrs. Arthur d. F1cke
LAdy Chiltern -. Mrs. Otto Settler,
Lady Markby ......
| ....... Miss Dorothy Ainsworth
Z, Lady Jane Barford ............
-. ........ Mrs. Harry GOol
The countess of Basildon ......
i ........ Mrs. C. N. Chubt
Mrs. Marchmont ...............
z, Mrs. William Larned
Miss Mabel Chiltern, Sir Rob
! ert's sister :. Mrs. Ardo Mitchell
!, Mrs. Cheveley. Miss Gene Robesor
Director, Dwight Deere Wiman
stage manager, Hermon More; as
sistant stage manager. Mrs. A. d
|, Ficke; property mistress. Mrs
. Harry Good; wardrobe mistress
Mrs. Dwight Deere Wiman.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-21

All the News-All the Time
The Argus.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-21
Mrs. Grossman Entertains.

IACAI OCW1n6s
Mrs. Gr0ssman Entertains.
Mrs. Herbert K. Grossman OF
1900 Fourteenth avenue. entertain
ed yesterday afternoon at her home
FOR her sister, Mrs. Herman Red
man, and friend, Mrs. Charles Red
man, both of Ottumwa, Iowa. Three
tables Of "bunco" were played, with
prizes going to Mrs. r. NJ. Tenen-
bonn of Davenport and Mrs. H. H.
Waxenburg of Davenport Guest
prizes went to Mrs. Herman Red
man and Mrs. Charles Redman. At
o'clock a delicious luncheon was
served with covers laid for IA. Out
cf-town guests were Mrs. Morris
Dubinsky Of Kansas City. Mo-, and
Mrs. ]. C. Abrahams of baltimore,
Nd, both ladies formerly of Dav-
export The decorations in the
home were of red. white and blue,
in keeping with Decoration day.
Fathers Night At KembIe School
Fathers hight was observed by
the parent-teacher association OF
Kemble school last evening at 1880
when about one hundred fifty par
ents and friends enjoyed the mu-
steal play, cinderella in Flower
Land" presented by the pupils. Each
! grade was represented and the
characters exhibited fine talent and
effective drills. Miss Majorie Sals
delighted the audience with severa
vocal numbers and E. c. Fisher gave
an address. The cast for the play
lette is as follows:
! Cinderella Daisy Emerald
Showalter.
Proud Sisters-Hollyhock, Their
esa Evans; Tiger Lily, ARLENE
Scott.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-21

WOBVcSS 10 MISB1Ou8Ty SUCIetys
Mrs. H. E. Sudlow Of 1920
Twenty-first avenue, was hostess to
the woinan's missionary society Of
South Park Presbyterian church
yestek1ay afternoon. Mrs. C. W.
HAYES and Mrs. J. W. Armstrong
had charge OF the topic, THE Near
NaSt" and Mrs. D. A. limerick dis
cnssed the homo topic. Refresh
mentS were served and . social hour
enjoyed At the close Of the meeting.
tn missionary society will meet
again on June II.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-21
win Plan for Biennial Supper.

Tri-City Pan-Hellenic association
will have a luncheon meeting Sat-
urday, May %. at the Terrace Car
dens, when finai arrangements will
b made for courtesy picnic supper
u b given for visiting fraternity
women here for the National FEEDER
alton Of Music biennial next month
The luncheon is called for 1880
and ~ this is quite an important
meeting all the members are ask
Cd to be present The picnic is tc
b held at the home of DR.. B. n
Porter in Moline, on June 9.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-21

Etude club meets with Mrs. ". E. Bet
tendoff Of Bettendorf Heights.
81. Johns branch No. s. Western Catho
lie union meets.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-21

Mrs. /. s. White of Tho Lindens" en-
tertains at garden party from 3 to 9.
o'clock at city union. Kings Daughters.
Opera Study club.
, 1921-06-26

parently disguised by the fact that
Laramie had lost the game. suddenly
grabbed a bat n attacked woo,ums
as he was approaching the players
pit after the game.
Woolums was struck on the head
with a bat and knocked unconscious.
Thorburn. Laramie's pitcher. seeing
the attack. struck the peanut vender
an dknocked him cold. The concession
man is now in the county jail at Lara
mic. pending determination q the ex-
TEN OF Wooiums' injuries.
The game itself was replete withe
those sensational features. which hold
the interest of the crowd. Despite
the act that Casper made three fast
double plays at oppd-tune times. Lara
mic had 10 men left on bases.
Bob Hewitt's mastery at threatening
times Is responsible for the fact that
Laramie was held % a short scare.
Lefty" allowed but six hits, although
he was wild ut times. having six
walks chalked against him as well as
two wild heaves. He chalked up four
strikeouts.
Casper touched Tonneman for 10
, 1921-06-26
GLOOM REPORTED
FROM CARPENTER CAMP
ON RESULT OF BATTLE

MANHASSET. y. Y. June 20
There is n depe-rooted belief in the
camp OF Georges Carpenter that the
blonde Frenchman will attain his life.
long ambitioH-the worlds heavy
weight title-when he meets Jack
Dempsey in Jersey City a week from
today.
Francois Descamps. the
and J. Wilson. the trainer. are OF the
opinion that Carpenter will be so
fast and clever hat Dempsey will not
be able to strike him one telling blow
and hat the champion viii be counted
out. along about the fifth or sixth
round. Even granting hat the cham.
pion may land on the F~renchman,
they say that he is in such condition
that it will take 20 of Jacks hardest
wallops to stop him.
"If everything goes right there will
be a new worlds heavyweight cham
pion a week from today" they as
serted.
Heavy workout was planned for
the challenger today. There were
some new sparring partners on hand,
but their names could not be learned.
All along the challenger has been
, 1921-06-26

swain. Cheyenne; Webb. Casper, VS..
Pierce. Casper.
5 p. m.-PGor. Casper. VS.. Dol,
Chicago; King. Denver, VS.. Haycock.
Casper.
At 6 O'Clock the first round of the
doubles will be started with Haycock
and Wood pitted against ste,:ger and
Bodenbach. and Ballard and Fidel
playing Griffey and Mockett. Only
the two doubles matches will be played
Monday.
William ]. Rehr, Jr.. who brcught
he Denver city and Colorado state
singles championships to ce3per last
viii enter the tournament as
the local ~favorite. although support
will not be lacking for many others.
The Casper champion. II is conceded.
VIII meet strong ccbnpetition from
five Denver men who have won high
honors in the mountain region in pre-
vious tournaments. Ed King, who will
be Rehr's partner in the doubles:
Phelps, Colorado doubles champion,
and Don Harker. past champion, are
all rated as top-notchcrs. Griffey and
Mockett also are expected to make a
strong showing. The prospects of a
score more OF players are unheralded.
including entrants from Cheyenne. but
1t goes without saying that the win
ners will have to extend themselves
Schedules Of each days play to
gether with results will be published
in The Tribupe's sport Columns.
Cups will be awarded the winners,
which were purchased through the
Kline Jewelry company. we're placed
on display today in the Campbell
johnson windows and in keeping with
the Importance. OF the tourney.
Attention is called to the fact that
the public is invited to view the play
without charge and hat considerable
space for parking automobiles is avail
able At the courts on West Yellow
stone. across the street from the Mid
west refinery offices.