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, 1921-09-14
HOWARD ARRIVES
FOR BIG MATCH
Taylor Scheduled TO Leave for
Douglas Tomorrow; Tickets
Available Here.

with Mike Howard due in Douglas
today. Jack Taylor due TO accompany
the Casper delegation to the State
Fair tomorrow tho crowds which are
attending The stat fair arc agog with
interest as the greatest sporting event
which has eve been staged in the
Converse county capital.
with fair weather tomorrow evening
1t is expected that the largest crowd
that cver turned out to witness a
sporting wen at Douglas will be on
hand to see Taylor and Howard 90
through the grilling work Of n fin
ish wrestling match.
Both n principals in the event are
well known in this section and the
fact that Taylor win meet Howard Is
partly responsible for the huge crowd
that viii leave Casper tomorrow.
Plans are being formed here for a
parade OF Casper people which win
be staged in Douglas at 1i.3o tomor-
row morning.
The attention OF all people who
drive down is called to his parade
and they are urged to meet at the
State Fair grounds at IL O'Clock. The
, 1921-09-14

Casper delegation viii be headed By
the Casper Concert hand and many
novelty features have been arranged
to show Douglas hat Casper appre
ciates a recent toumout of the Doug
las Chamber OF Commerce in Casper,
Jack Taylor and other Casper par
tic-pants in tomorrow nights sporting
program Will be featured in the par.
ado-
Tickets for the sporting events ar.
rived In Casper yesterday and the
block of seats which was set inside for
casperites was snapped up quickly By
the scores OF Casperites who are max
ing the trip
Tho big sporting event which in.
cludes many prei,m. naries and is
topped by the Taylor-Howard match
will be staged in the open air at tho
Fair grounds unless the weather mar
in~tervenes- In that. event the Prn.
cess theater will be the scene of the
event
, 1921-09-14

The afternoons program is made
up OF c at two. three and five
miles for stock cars. racers. short
coupled machines, regular motorcycles
and those with side cars attached
The best OF the local riders wni par
nclpate. assuring the spectators Of
the fastest racing that has been done
on the local rae this summer. jay
stock has been tuning up his two rae
sag cars and expects TO shafter a few
OF the local records Red Carlisle and
Brown. the local motorcycle stars. are
both out to show the people that they
can make time that win compare with
riders on any OF The half mile tracks.
Adequate prizes have been put up
TO induc all the Casper talent to en-
ter and with normal admission Zee OF
one dollar 1t Is expected that these
races will draw the biggest crowds this
season
, 1921-09-14
DATE OF ROAD
RACE DELAYED

DENVER Sept. 1.-THE Denver
Times road race. scheduled q have
been run next THURSDAY. has been
postponed. II was announced ycsser-
day afternoon. Earlier in the day an.
nouncement was made that the race.
which in past years a been across
Colorado highways. would be run
from Cheyenne &c Douglas. Hyo.
State officials objected to running the
race IN Colorado. because OF a state
law prohibiting automobiles from
travelling O than IS miles an hour
on Colorado roads
, 1921-09-14
PETE HERMAN MArcHEp.

NEW YORK, Sept. 14-Pete Her
man. worlds bantamweight champion
n Johnny Buff. claimant OF the fly
weight championship, will meet here
September 20 for h bantamweight
championship. Promoter Rickard an.
ounce they have agreed TO weigh in
at 1is pounds at 2 O'Clock the day OF
the fight.
, 1921-09-14
ENTRY LIST GROWS.

ST. LOUIS. Sept. 14.-Eighteen be-
lated entries In the national amateur
golf tournament at the st. Louis
Country club have been received. It
was announced today. The additional
entries bring to 1862 the number OF
players who Will tee OF in the quail.
flying round ncxt Sunday.
, 1921-09-14
S0x AND CUBS
ARE MATCHED

CHICAGO. Sept 1.-THE city series
between the white Sox of the Ameri-
can league and the Chicago Cubs Of
the National league will open on Octo-
Der S. II was announced today at the
White Sex park.
, 1921-09-14
Marksmen Tied
In Ohio Shoot

CAMP PERRY, Ohio. Sept. A.
When competition in the Lewis Clark
match of the National Rifle associa-
ton tournament was resumed today.
Lieut.. Col. S. w. Anding. ana Major
B. G. Chynowith. both OF the United
States infantry were tied for first
place with strings of 10 bulls yes.
The scores were made at ] 900 yards.
, 1921-09-14
IRR|GATORS WIN
FROM BR0NCHOS
Bluffs Jump Out in Lead and
Hold 1t in Tuesday Game
at Denver.

DENVER Sept. 1.-The SCOTS
blum Irrisators clipped a few more
points on Dcnver's standing in tho
Midwest league yesterday when they
nosed out a 3-to-2 victory over tho
Broncs. Killeen and johnson both
pitched stellar ball. the former yield
ing seven and the latter eight slows.
Score by innings: r. III. e
Scottsbiuf - 2o1 600 ooo-3 8 2
Denver - 100 ofo 600 I 8
Batteries Killcen and Bcnning-
hoven: Johnson and Lowry.
, 1921-09-14

Tho fourth was Casper's big inning
when Hartzell was passed. Piticr
tripled. Hin made n wild heavc and
followed It by wounding Flynn. and
singles were cracked out by McNen
and jackson. Heck aided the scoring
with an error.
Steele is slated for mound duty this
afternoon after a long rest and the
visitors are optimistic over cleaning
up the series.
, 1921-09-14
GIBBONS DEFEATS FISHER

ST. PAUL. Mimi, Sept i4ASuke
Gibbons. who meets Battling ortesa
next Friday night at Colorado Springs.
Colo. easily won a 1o-round bout with
Young Fisher OF Syracuse here last
night.
, 1921-09-14
RIFLE TEAM SETS RECORD.

CAMP PERRY. o., Sept. 1t.-Ths
United States infantry rifle team, win
ming h Herrick trophy match ut tho
National Rifle association tournament
set n new worlds record; with n tota.
OF LBS out of n possible 1900.
, 1921-09-14
Record Made In
Syracuse Race

SYRACUSE. y. " Sept IA
new record for the Empire State
stake was a Monday when Grey
worthy, owned by n Walter Cox. trot-
ted the mile in the second neat in
2o2E. The old record was 2:o3h.
made in 1913 by McGregor the Great.
another Cox horse.
, 1921-09-14

TENDLER BEATS FRIEDMAN.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. I4.@Iew
Tender. Philadelphia contender for
The lightweight boxing championship.
got a notch nearer his goal last night
when he won a fast hnrd-fought s.
round bout with Sailor Friedman Of
Chicago by 4 slight margin.
, 1921-09-14

DENVER. Sept. 14.-Charlie White
of Chicago will arrive here Saturday
for his 12-round fight here September
10 with Jimmy Hanlon of Denver
Hanlon already is training.
, 1921-09-14
First in NeUs
OF All EUents
Moline Captures
Three-I Pennant

MOLINE III. Sept 1.-THE Moline
OF h Three-I League today
claimed the league Pennant as a result
OF yesterdays defeat OF Terre Haute
by a score Of 6 to 3.
, 1921-09-14

CLARkSBuRG. w. Va, Sept. a.
George Edward Smith. a jockey. was
trampled 10 death when his mount. w.
r. Montgomery. fell while leading in
the first race OF the central West vir-
ginia fair yesterday.
, 1921-09-14

Ask our dealer for. and insist on
setting Mostelier's honey. Then com.
pare with other honey on the market
IL Is produced at home. s-24.tf
, 1921-09-14
MOTOR RACES SCHEDULED Next
SUNDAY AT FAIRGROUNDS WILL
HOLD THRILLS FOR FANS HERE

Sport fans of Casper viii be given a thrill Sunday after
noon when a card of II track classics in automobile. motor
cycle and side car events has been scheduled by the Casper
Racing club to be run off at the fairgrounds. Furthermore,
the club has decided on a price of 81, including raj tax,
with NO additional entrance fee to the grandstand.
, 1921-09-14
American League.

Jevelry and watch repairing by ex.
part workmen. All work guaranteed
Casper Jewelry Mfg. Co.. O-S Bldg.
3S-tf
, 1921-09-14
IS RIGHT AND SHUTS
OUT LARAMIE IN FIFTH GAME
Casper Sluggers Back Up Brilliant Mound Duty Of
Hoffman With Seven Runs IN Continuation
Of Winning Streak Against Wildcats

Wyo, Sept. 14-Prospects of a clean sweep
for the Casper Reiners in their series with Laramie doomed
big today following yesterdays fourth defeat by Casper,
z to o.. Guy Hoffman was the mound star of the game, yield
ing but six scattered hits, while the visitors collected a total
of ten off Hill which went for six earned runs.
, 1921-09-14
BECKETT DEFEATS MCCORMICK.

LONDON. Sept ICY The Asso-
ciatod PrcssHJoe Beckett. former
heavyweight champion pugiiist OF
Great Britain. defeated boy" Mccor.
mick in their 15-round bout here. Nc.
cormick was badly beaten and retired
at the end of the 18th round
, 1921-09-14
VOORHEES, SHUTS
OUT BISON CLAN
Mound Star at Sterling Lets
Greybull Down With Five
Blows and Wins.

STERLING. Colo. Sept lister.
ling jumped ahead OF the Denver club
in h league ace here yesterday by
defeating the visitors. 5 to 0. voor,
HES was on the mound for the PraI
RE Dogs n hurled one of his best
games OF the season by letting the
hard hitting Greybull club down with
five hits. B~iuejacket was touched UT
for ten blows by Sterling.
, 1921-09-14

Chicago 6. New York ..
Cleveland II. Philadelphia g..
st Louis Is. Washington 1.
Detroit Z. Boston ,.
, 1921-09-14
THE TRIBUNE,S PAGE OF SPORTING NEWS
Forty Report
At Princeton

PRINCETON. Sept. 14.-About 40
OF the leading candidates for Prince
toms 1921 football eisyen reported TO
Coach Roper for the first workout Of
the SEASON. Many OF last years varsi-
~ and freshmen stars were among
them
, 1921-09-14

MOORE TO MEET SMITH.
CHICAGO. Sept. 15.lPal Moore of
Memphis. Tenn, was matched to meet
Midget Smith, New York bantam
weight in a 1e.round bout at Aurora,
September %.
, 1921-09-14

Slattcry. jackson. Pitlcr. Three-base
hit. Pitlcr. Sacrifice hit. Jones.
Earned runs. Casper 6. Left on bases.
Casper Z. Laramie o. Double plays.
Sorey to Guest to Wilson. Heck to
Guest to Wilson. Base on balls. by
HIN 4. Struck out. by Hoffman ., by
,Hm 3. Hit by pitcher. by Eil, Flynn.
Wild pitches. Hill .. Time Of game
1850. Umpire. Dale.
, 1921-09-14

New York 4, Cincinnati 3.
Philadelphia 4. Chicago 2.
Boston J. Pittsburgh :.
, 1921-09-14

sBatted for Jones in the 9th.
Batted for Hill in h 9th.
Score by innings:
Casper - 900 sol oo1-7
Laramie - o 900 1000
Summary: Two-base hits. Heck.
, 1921-09-14
Come on along!

Prince Albert u
soid In fsppy rad
bags, fidy rcd fins,
handsome rsund
ond haB pound tin
humidors and in
pound crystal gizss
h q - tpffh
sponge msixfsnrr
tor.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-28

ur tho story. The trouble started with
the writing Of an Grtirlc for a magazine
under chat iii . "Whv Wear ClothesY"
Il was With the money from that nsti.
,Ic that n" purchased THIS coat for Mrs.
Seton.
"Thc Negro. says Representatives
T. IT, tnrnwny. Of Arkansas. lis the
most numorous individual in the world
lie i, nu unconscious humorist. His
rructiou~ are rXcru"iatingly funny 60
you or me-. but nor lo him lie does not
mean them 10 be- humorous. lie gets
no plrnsur" ont of his own humor or
thar Of his fellows.
II one" heard two Negroes talking
earnestly.
Do l"I reckon, one of them was
sal ing. that the Lord knows how the
whit" folks got all our cotton and we
don't have nothin lcftT
q" 'NrS was the solemn response.
God kn rvs but He just don't care. =
There is no laugh over Negro humor
unl"s, white man hears it.
u'"ra rfgn' 1921 hv Pubic Ledger Co)
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HJMANSMS
InLer LighiS on LiCeS and Whims
Of PersondgeS in the Public Eye
by WILLIAM ATHERT0N Du pIy

II III" tinted States decides ru pgv
honor to the remains Of an unknown
soldier. CAPTAIN George X. ShuIcr. Of
the marines. SAYS he knows inst whrrc
10 find tho man who uarti,IInrrv dc.
srrvcs the distinction. And Caprai,.
Shulrr i entitled To h, listened TO- for
hc fought in every engagement from
BclIcau WuoGs to the Nrgonnr and rot
think Of.
This unknown lad. he Lrlic,c. wa.
the first man killed in the first nil
American drive. that NJ San Michel
Dav was brcaking tho nIcrt had hrcn
sounded. and all was ready for ruipr
over tho top. Right in front Of Cnntoiu
ShuIor's outtit rcd -hcpdcd engineer
private was Srcn wriggIiug n., wa,
through so NIon's Land. lie .touucd
bchiuu n shell mouud prirurd and
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such time ns industry i, again in fuI!
blast.
Hccker 4 C0.--Thc situation ut th"
moment appears 10 favor sellers of in
dustrin issues which have been an
nouncing poor reports and the profcS-
sionals ar" taking full advantage OF It
hold we'll and there is little desire TO
sell them while the important decisions
before the Wage Board relating to wage
rcduct ions and the Winslow bill is with
tho President for approval. II would
seem that thC next news relating TO
these fundamental issues should b" good.
There seems to be an accumulation
started in some of the junior shares of
roads about which there is talk of i'm
pOrtant mergers
THE TI \DER
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Market Opinion

Chandler Bros. \ Go. TIL" ,l",h
market last Wrrk hH, convinced uN INaI
We are ON the cv" OF IL spring RI"
Whenever the "iuSidcrs Of the mHrhr
u.,irr 10 sell their stocks they hay" u
prnpngaudu working oyrrtim" and flood
rN, street with all kinds If huIll~h
news, A. the same tim" they utr
making the market look strong h'
ha,Iug Il SERIES ul "buIg"> in Sprrlal.
ties ru which the public will assume it,
usual bulish attitude.
We said We are convinced Of
",prIng ri>r' in the market why
Bo.uu>r the very rouvrrS" Of the CON
diIiuuS hereto referred are plain to thr
CLOSE. observers We ar" having III,
propaganda working overtime with dire
ranmIlIr~ To- happen. We are having
ru "driyc> on >prriullirS t0 max" tn"
murl,r' look very weak. but look at
the volume. Despite the ten points
break i'm ,p"rIultir, and the passing Ut
di, i,drud~. We are only operating on an
average ul IOO. 600 shares per day. or
100 .OOU shares per hour. Does this
look like i"rrrd Iiquidall"nt Docs this
lunk n,r "iu~jdcr~ SClIlugt We think
moi We b"liryr now Is the Ilur to buy
storh,. aud whil" there may be- some
further "driycs' in Spcriultir~ tu fur
thrr confuse the public. We believe that
with Il run>crvativ" policy YOU can buy
stocks iur the "spring rise
Hughes n DiPr-FinanrIal aud bu>i
ness sentiment shows improvement and
this attitude should be reflected by re
nrwcd strength and activity in the 50
Curitirs markets. We believe the best
OpnOrtunilirS ar" presented by the rails
and rupprrS. although many Of the in.
dustrinlS seems to have passed through
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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-28
Electric Storage

Because Of the demand for
automobile storage batter
les, plans are under way
to increase the cOmpany's
plant capacity and conse-
QuontIy the outlook for inn
proved business is satisfac-
tory. Earnings in 1920 set
Il new high record and at
present Electric Storage
Battery is in an cXcep-
tionalIy strong financial
position.
The current number of our
Market Review contains an
interesting article on this
company and also informa-
tlOm concerning:
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-28
short Term \ole Market soft

\ur alone has the bond market brru
>tagnanl recently, but there has been
an unmiSraknbIr >ottursS III the short
term note market. prices shading "ii
considerably rs compared with lh","
obtaining earlier in the present year.
This has not been confined 10 any par
riruur i>Sur> or groups Of securities.
bat general throughout the entire N>r.
Il has hrru particularly noli,ranOr
with respect to railroad notes moro ST"
ruuu with udu~rriaI,. L">>rs of l."m
uuc ru four points have h""u genera.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-28
NEW YORK COFFEE MARKET

New York. Feb -. S.-ATh" market for
coffee futures opened , to q points
lower this morning. th"r" being moth.
ing in tn" official cables to stimulate
demand The freight rate from Rio to
the United States j. now given At 81
cents. or about double til" rate in force
u month ago.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-28

EHst HnNnIo, Fob. n = NJ TIF 10.
reipts $500 head shipping and uEht steers.
- a 1Oc higher, shipping steers, x9n ~
butchers, s775T 1929 yearIinGs. SDn ~,
heif"rs. SGm $50: cows &2.i0H G.I5; bulls.
81 20 n 4. -. stOckors ana fo'dors. 81. iOW : d,
fresh cows and spriug"rs. $55U 10. Calves.
receipts. 200 head. Steady. $50 -.
PC lower. Heavy. &l0Q ~ -. mixed. $li
n / -. workers.. Sil 25Fr / 80, light yorE-
Il.
suEEr AND LAMBS Receipts y. 900
yoarljngs SGmN ,varh"rs S3m : 20. yves
s.. .7I1tS. mixed sh"op. 81 son :. -.
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LIVESTOCK Quotations

Chicago. Fob. ts'tmaled 70
ooinIq ~ 600 bead. loft over. 23"T head
r'frs' sal"s iid &c lower than Sa'urda' g
average. $40 - bid. quality mostly good.
rNTTI. -f.-rimaicd rn,etuls. lN,0nn head.
SIIr.Er E~rmntcd receipts. 10000 head.
Evening star., 1921-05-31
THE WEATHER.

District of Columbia and MARYLAND
Fair tonight and probably tcnor-
row; not much change in ten,pera-
ture; gentle variable winds.
Virginia. partly cloudy tonight.
warmer in north and cas-. portions:
tomorrow fair; moderate to fresh
northeast winds
West Virginia. fair tonight and
probably tomorrow; warmer IN ex-
treme east portion tonight.
Records for Twenty-Four Hours.
Ther:nometer-4p pm, IL; pm, 6S +:
II midnight. g.; am. Sc; 5 am,
"a: noon. sc.
Barometer-H pm. 1894; pm,
2s.s7; Il midnight. 1895: am,
5000: am. zoos; noon. 30.oa.
Highest temperature, 20, occurred
at noon today.
Lowest temperature, 81. occurred
at D am. today
Temperature same date last year
Highest. 80: lowest. IL.
COQdition OF the Water.
Temperature and condition of the
water at am: Great FallS-Tem-
perature, 60; condition, $50.
Tide Tables.
FURNISHED by the United States coast
and geodetic survey.)
Today-i.ow tide, 9:47 am. and 9:57
pin, hish Tue, ON am ana o.lJ p m.
Tomorr"w-low tide, 10:43 m. and
1914 pm; high tide, 3:45 am. and
4:05 pm.
The sun and Moon.
Today--Sun rose, 4:45 am: sun SETS
1:26 pm.
Tomorrow-Sun rises, 4:44 am; !;
sun sets. 7:26 pm.
Moon rises. .09 am; sets. 1:39 pm
Automobile lamps to be lighted one
half hour after sunset.
Weather in Various Cities,
Evening star., 1921-05-31
4 Ambassadors and Wives
to Attend I. of Y. Celebration.

The ambassador of France and Nine.
! .itISS: rand. the am dor of Great
Britain. Sir Auckland Gcddcs, and the
( minister of Switzerland and Mme.
Peter viii attend the centennial cele-
: niation of the University of Virginia
! at Charlottesville. Va.
: The ambassador of France and Nine.
Ju&Scrand and the ambassador of
Great Britain will return to Wash
I ic-ton Thursday. but the minister of
Switzerland and Nine. Peter will re-
main away until the end of the week.
The ambas&ador of Italy. Senator
Nittorin Rolandi Rjcc, was tho guest
/ of honor at dinner last evening at
the Hcilevue-Stratford Philadelphia,
whore he has been since Sunday
Among the Other guests We're Gov.
Sp:ouI of Pennsylvania and the mayor
of Philadelphia. Mr.. Moore. The am
bass;td"r was accompanied to Phila-
, delrhia Sunday by Signor Falorsi.
and they were met by DR.. Vico G.
Ciccone. president of the Italian cham
Der of commerce. A short program
of music was given in the Academy
of Music and was followed by re-
ception hold by the Italian consular
Johnson entertained at luncheon yes
terday in honor of the ambassador.
who will be absent for several weeks.
which he will spend visiting other
I sections of Pennsylvania.
Th" secretary of the Navy. Mr..
; hcnhy will return tomorrow from a
2ected TO attend the graduation exer-
ciseS at the Naval Academy in An
HapoIis. which will take place Thurs
dag.
Evening star., 1921-05-31
Births Reported.

, ihe following births havn been reported 4,
n" health department within the last twenty.
four hours:
Max and lseckin Rub.nS. en- girl
BENJAMIN and Annie Gavnn>on. boy
n Stanley and Grace y. Bnach g:rI
Martin !: and Eiizahrtl II. Cock girl
heTtir W and Mary l.. Thompson girl
Shm'ici l. ana Heor.ic Eednan. girl.
. FRANK A. and Susan I. Smith, girl
Halrh and Pe ri KaSnfSky boy
lanes lanes. ". ana Carolyn X. Murray. boy.
naries ana 'nrrie '. Deuterman, boy.
james and Annie Young hoy
Evening star., 1921-05-31
Deaths Reported.

tn" following deaths hay. been ranorted to
ne health apartment within tho last twenty
four hours.
Melissa Thompson Skcrr. 81. 3149 Newark
street.
Sister Mary Bertha, 81. Georgetown Un:ver
siiy Hospital.
Sister Mary NJ. Nermai,rr. 81 Geo-re,ovr
University Hospital
Hannah n. i:islop. 20. Is5a Calvert street
John r. Windsor. u. rreviHenrt Hospital,
lanes G., Aukard. GG :21J Virginia avenue
Annl" Hownrd. - 1909 /. street
Lillian Lewis. II. cci1 Cleveland avenue.
Obadiah Jones. 40. 1Gi7 street
Howard Karker. 10. Tuberculosis Hospital
Marie Gaddis. Is. Emerg-nc Hospital
Evening star., 1921-05-31
Marriage Licenses.

. Marriage licenses have been issued TO the
Nii'ian N. Pis- of ths city and Ruth
Sicne of Lamond d. e.
SpeErer Berry and Annie Cross
''nn E"n"di"t cf HaErr>:oyv1. Nd. and
Ida NJ tar.,aIch of FayetteviIie. po ''''''
,, lanes a. Williams. jr.. of Douslassv.lle
"a: and h"5a! II. Nickcns Of Gainesville. Va
christopher Thalmsnn and Nellie o. rref
takes. beth ot Hascrsfown, Md
Evening star., 1921-05-31

HE President and Mrs. Hard
ing have Il number of en-
/ sazements for receiving
guests by appointment today.
the Secretary of War. Mr.. Weeks. ac-
conpaa!ed by Baron Criu and mem
he-s of the graduating class at An
napolis being received at ; o'clock.
Mrs. Harding'S at home tomorrow
afternoon will not be the last she VIII
give, for she is planning the largest
aud most important garden party Of
al when she will entertain the men
at Walter Reed and other hospitals
about Washington.
The President and Mrs. Harding oc-
cupied the Waite House box at the b.
+. Keith TE"atcr last night and nad
with them Brig. Gen. and Mrs. Sawyer
and their son and grandson. Or. and
Mrs {. l. Sawyer and Warren Sawyer
Cf Marion.
Evening star., 1921-05-31
RETURNS FROM TRIP.
Rev. S. P. w. Drew Has Been

Rev. Simon =. w Drew, pastor OF
the Cosmopolitan Baptist Church and
director Of the White Cross free labor
bureau. has returned to Washington after
an absence of three months, during
which ne toured several states in behalf
OF the labor bureau. In his memorial
address last night Mr.. Drew praised
President Harding for his utterances at
the Pohick Church Sunday
A meeting will be lrSG tomorrow a.
Evening star., 1921-05-31

Mrs. c. J. Walker. her daughter Miss
Eliza beth Walker. of Wisconsin. and
Mss II. y. Costello OF Ci;amplain. y. Y.
are at the Hotel Washington for the
Week. after having spent the winter in
Orla ndo. Fla.
Evening star., 1921-05-31

as brides and 100 boys will take the part
Of bridegrooms. MIR. Drew has offered
to marry free of charge any couples
up to the number Of five who desire to
Evening star., 1921-05-31

the White Cross free labor bureau to
complete arrangements for "million-
dollar wedding drive" to be presented
June so. One hundred girls will act
Evening star., 1921-05-31

Judg" and Mrs. Clarence Norton
Goodwin arrived from Chicago Friday
and went to the Wardman Park Hotel
where they remained until late, ycster-
dav. when they left for charlottesville.
where they will attend the ccntcnni;i!
&c! 2bration Of tn" University of Virginia.
Judge and Mrs. Goodwin spend the
winters in Washington and the summers
at their home at Lai>c Forest, H.