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Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-02
Rogers Accepts
Everett's Defy

Buck Weaver. Pueblo 1Eh, manager.
and ono time business mentor for
worlds champion Jack Dempsey. an
nounced last night that Harry RoE-
ers. colorod heavyweight. accepted the
challenge OF Mexican Pete Everett to
"A bout of any length. Rogers stated
that he was ready to fight Everett at
any time. under any conditions and
any place.
Weaver left last nigh, with Jack
Downs. Pueblo lightweight. for Rifle.
Colorado where Downs will meet
White Hutton on the night of June
b'h. Weaver and Downs were To have
left Monday but were delayed on busi-
ness matters.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-02
SALIDA ELKS WIN
TEN-INNING GAME

Special to The Chieftain.
Salida. Colo. May 5i.-1n hard
fought ten inning game between the
Salida t.lks and Victor EIlks on Nc
mortal Day. Saiida came out with the
biggcy end of the score, the final count
standing s to s. The game WAS fun of
excitement. the end of the ninth tying
the teams at go. The tenth inninE
proved Victor's Waterloo. Victor,
first at bat did not score. Salida
made ono run. deciding the game. This
was the first OF series to he played
between the Elks' teams of Pueblo.
Cripple Creek. Salida- Florence and
Victor. Saiida meets Florence at Sa-
Ida next Sunday.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-02
GIANTS TAKE D0UBLErHEADER
WHENKELLY CLOUTS SHOME run
Bancroft Hits Four Base Drive, Triple, Double and
Single But Fants From Exerhon Of
Running
NATIONAL

New York, June New York de-
Gated Philadelphia twice. Kelly hit
his ninth home run in the first game,
tying Meusel for the league leadership.
Bancroft hit home run, triple,
double and single in four times up in
the second game but tainted on the
bench from the cNertion of hitting
the home run.
Score-F'irst game: X. h. Fl,
PHILADELPHIA -. 900 o2o oba-2 l
New York . SoS 020 lOx-9
Batteries-Ring and BruGgy, Wheat
Ryan and Smith, Snyder.
second game:
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-02

testic 'heatcr has arranged to furnish
orchestral music during tho nEht in
termisssions. which in itself is an in
ovation in Tho fgh; game. to say MOTH
ing OF tho double main event.
Tickets win hc placed on sale for
tho boxing program by Friday when
seats may he reserved at tho follow
ms prices; rinrsidc, $50. 3..oc. N.50
and Si.o1, Tuesday nights tight card
Is the inst OF a series that Is being
planned hy the Pueblo Athletic club.
Pueblo hght fans should show that
they mean 10 support worthy sports
cause and attend tho opening sho~.
Tho purpose OF the Pueblo Athletic
club IL furthcrcd by tho enthusiasm
OF youth tempered with tho experience
OF man. {
Make reservations with the sports
editor OF Tho Pueblo Chicftsin after I
O'Clock at night. Phone 1851.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-02
ATHLETICS WIN
ANDLOSECAMES
Sn-Game Series At Home
Is Evened By Second
Contest Win
AMERICAN
AMERICAN

Philadelphia, Penn, June 1.-Phila-
delphia obtained an even break in the
six game series with Boston by wint
ming The second game, after losing the
first. Dykes home run with DuGan
on base decided the victory in the sec
ond game. RommelIs support was
sensational, especially Galloways $
fielding.
Score-First game: r. H. Il.
Boston ............ 900 800 o1o-S 10 o
Philadelphia ...... oil 0l6 oO0-S l
Batteres-Jones and Walters; Perry.
Naylor and Perkins.
Second Same-Score:
pnGTnN-
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-02
No. 9 for Kelly

New York. juno l.-Georsc Kelly. OF
the New York nationals. today made
his ninth homo run of tho season. ty-
ing with Meuscl OF the Philadelphia
Nationals. who knocked out his ninth
clout OF tho season yesterday.
keliy's home run waS made in the
fifth inning in today's first game with
Philadelphia. with ono man on.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-02

Benny Bcrris. Chicago ban
tsmwciEht. who won four
) round decision over Joe the wcp
In Colorado Springs last Friday
night. announced last night. over
long distance phone to this Of
flee. that nc challenged the win
ncrs OF tho Pueblo Athletic Club
main events here Tuesday night.
BcrriH is at present in Denver
and announces that he contcm-
plates making Colorado his fu-
turo home.
Berris iE of Emil Thiry's fight
stable and has been travelling
the Western states fighting on
BOXING cards with Mike Dundee.
Rock Island Flyer. as a proiimi-
nary attraction
Jack kanncr. who Is looking
after Borri-' interests In this
state and announced last night
that Bcrris would fight the
winners Of Tuesday nights card
to ton round fights in any city.
Bcrris guarantees to make lis
pounds rtnssidc.
. = = a 4 4 4 4 4 L 4 4 4 4 a
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-02
MAN O. WAR RECORD
BROKEN FOR MILE

New York. Juno IAN American
ono mic racing record Of 1 minute
IS 3-5 seconds was set today by
Audacious In winning tho Mincola
handicap Mt Belmont park The pre-
vicus record. fif,h OF second
slower was held By. the famous Man
o. War.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-02
co,,,i,,N,A .v.u,vw

New York, June i-prcsitcr. puticr
of Columbia announced today that
University officials had obtained a
$3.50. 600 option expiring January on
twcntysiy acres in Upper Manhattan
on which they planned to erect a sta
dunn. .i~s
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-02
for Bush in 9th.
.PHIA

and Perkins
Summary-Two-h hits. C. Walk
or; three base hits. Lcibold; homo
run. Dykes: sacrifice hit. WEIGH; dou-
bic plays, Dykes to Galloway 10 Bra
zil: Galloway to Dykes to Brazil;
struck out by Bush 1. Rommcll /.
passed balls, Perkins.
washingt d. c.. June AFTER
having an early lead wiped out when
Johnson weakened in tho eighth.
Washington pounded Mays for five
runs and victory in their last turn at
bat, Score:
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-02

SdtterlcS-'s smith. frdufnhWr tn'i
and Peters; Benton and L. Smith, Sny-
der.
Summary-Two-b base hits, Rapp,
Kelly, Young. Benton, Bancroft: thrcc-
base hits, Lee, Bancroft; home run.
Bancroft; stolen bases, Burns; sacri-
fee hits. T.. Smith: Double plays.
Frisch to Bancroft to Kelly; bases on
balls. of Renton2; innings pitched, G..
Smith 10, BaumEartncr 20; hit by
pitcher, by RaumEsrtner tkclly); /;
struck out. by G. Smith, .; wild pitch.
G. Smith.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-02
LOOP
OPENS TODAY.

Organized Twilight League baseball
has at last made it's appearance in the
lssl season. During the past three
years twilight baseball for indus trial
mines has been exceedingly popular in
this city. Great interest has been evi-
denced in the games played in this
loop. Heretofore this season no organ
ized twilight baseball has been played
but with the forming OF a league yes
terday that will include the Baker
Steamers. Court of Honor. Yeoman and
santa Fc mines a league with a sea-
sons schedule has been established
Thc first game starts this evening at
$50 O'Clock as the official opening OF
Inc season on the Sixteenth street
grounds.
So successful were the past twilight
league seasons in Western cities that
sport writer's in Chicago formed "A
league in that city this year. Eight
teams are entered in the leading ,ni-
caSo twilight league.
In toniShts games tho Ycomcn play
the santa Fe, and the Court OF Honor
meet the Baker Steamers. Play has
been arranged for every Tuesday and
Thursday evenings on grounds that
VIII be definitely announced later. The
season continues until September /.
when the league champions viii be
announced.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-02
c,aArrS TNKE THREE

burg Pirates made IL three out OF four
from Chicago when they won. Tho
locals battrd Martin freely while Glas-
cner had tho Cubs shut out until tho
ninth Score:
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-02
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

At Columbus. Minnca polls, :.
At Toledo. 3: st. Paul. S.
At Indiana polls. .: Milwaukee, 4.
At Louisville. 4: Kansas City, s.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-02
WESTERN LEAGUE

At Joplin. 5: Oklahoma City. ..
At Wichita, 6: Tulsa. !.
Sioux City at Omaha, rain.
ST. Joseph at Dcs Moincs, rain.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-02
zrN< TO GIANTS

Amherst. Mass, Juno 1.-The signing
by the New York Giants Of Walter
Zink. pitcher Of tho Amherst college
nine, became known today.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-02
AMERICAN LEAGuR

Games Today.
Chicago at Washington.
st. Louis at New York.
Detroit at Philadelphia.
Cleveland at Boston.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-02
RIyEY KNOCKED OUT

Cincinnati, Ohio, June 1.-St. louis
drove Rixey off the slab in the sixth
hit Napier hard in the ninth and won
from Cincinnati. Score:
St. Louis ....lO3 COS o02-1o is l
Cincinnati ..... oOl 900 o03- Il 1
Batteries Haincs and Dilhoefcr and
RiXcN; Napier and HarGrave.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-02
wASH SHTNGTON

zz.-Rsn for Milan in ..
New York -. 600 1ot o51-7 :
Washington col 600 oo5-s 12 l
Batterics-Mays and Schang. John
son and Charity.
Summary-Two base hits: Miller.
a. Mcuscl. Fewster. Three base hits:
Harris. Pipp. Milan Rice. Stolen
base: Brcwcr. Sacrifices: McNally.
Mays. Judge Double play: Ward
to Pipp. Roses on balls: OFF John
son. 4. Mays. I. Hit by pitcher: By
MAYS ,Gharrity). Struck out: BY
johnson. s; Mays. !.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-02
ENGLISH DERBY WON
by AUM0R|ST 2:45

EPSON Downs. England. June l.
tBy The Associated Prcss)-Humorist
won tho classic derby run here today.
Viscount Astors Craig an Fran, was
second and Joseph watson'a Lcmonora
WAS third.
Twonty-thrcc horses ran.
Tho betting was 6 to / against Hum
orist. 3 to l against Craig an Fran. and
IS to 1 against Lcmonora.
!. u. .Ioel's Humorist, the winner OF
today. ran lnird in tho 1000 guincas at
Newmarket in April. Craig an Fran
was the winner and Lcmonora second
in that race.
King George and Queen Mary. for the
first time, drove to the course from
London in scmi-statc. In the past
they have driven only to the Ascot
meeting.
Tho crush of Londoners who came to
tho Downs was great that air
planes and tho diriEiblo R-55 aided
traffic officers by signal and wireless
reports.
Tho time of the race was two min
utes, forty-hvc seconds.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-02

Tho manager of tho Traction com
paay baseball team has u letter at the
Chioftajn office. Apply to tho sports
editor. or phone 1861.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-02

Colorado Springs. Colo. June 1--Ed
Schackiett of Colorado Springs. threw
Billy Biandin of Rock Island, III. hero
tonight in straight falls. Tho first fall
was gained in two minutes and five
seconds with body scissors and army
lock while the second came In two
minutes and thirty seconds with a head
lock. schacklett weighed 17s and Blan-
din. is5.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-02
Sandlot League

Court of Honor Brownies baseball
team challenge any amateur team in
southeastern Colorado for games. The
Brownies are conceded to be the fast
est amateur team in this section, hav.
ing In their lineup tho Justly famouk
bs sntamwciEht boxer Joe Coffee.
Answers to all challanGers may he
made to Louis ". Bcllon. ti5 North
Santa Fc avenue. or phone 1891
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-02

Butkovich second team won a for
feitcd game from tho Yeoman yestcr-
day afternoon to O. Tho Yeowar
failed TO report for a game on tho Eilcr
grounds agreed. The Butkovich
seconds will meet tho Court of Honor
brownies Sunday afternoon at .
O'Clock on the Eilcr field.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-02
CLUB STANDINGS
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Games To-day.
Now York at PittsburS.
only ono game scheduled.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-02

UTFarro0. GIazner and Schmidt.
Summary-Two base hit: Mokan.
Three base hit Glazner. stolen bases:
Carey. .: Cutshaw. Sacrifice hits:
Carey. Tierncy, Robertson. Double
plays: Warner to Grimes: Cutshaw
to Maranville to Grimm. Daily to
Terry Bases on balls: off Martin. :;
Innings pitched: Martin. L; York. l..
Hit by pitcher: By Glazner tGrimes).
Struck out: BY Martin. 4; Glazner. /.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-02

Tho 81 Patrick Terror= announce
that they wish games with any base
hal team In Pueblo whose lineup aver
ages IL years Of age, for Thursday
afternoon at O'Clock. Kinds and Da-
hey arc announced as the Terrors bat
tory. Answer thru the Cbieftain or
phone zsiiJ
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-02
schedule

'unS coHl'H Ns. santa Fc. Court
of Honor vs.. Baker steamers
Juno court of Honor vs Santa
Fc; Ncomer vs.. Baker Steamers
June o-Bsker Steamers VS.. Santa
Fee fcomcn vs.. Court of Honor
June h-court of Honor vs. Baker
steamers. Yeomcn VS. santa Fc.
June ls-Ycomcn vs.. Baker Steam
ors. Court OF Honor vs.. santa Fc
June 2i-tourt OF Honor VS. Yco-
men; santa Fc vs.. Baker Steamers
June e3-Yeomcn vs.. Santa Fc.
Court OF Honor vs.. Baker Steamers.
Juno ss-Court OF Honor vs. Santa
Fc: Ycomcn vs.. Baker Steamers.
June S0-Bakcr steamers vs.. Santa
fc' Ncomcn vs.. Court of Honor
July 5-Yoomcn VS.. Santa Fc; Baker
steamers vs.. cour; OF Honor.
July 5-Bakcr Steamers VS.. Ycomcn:
santa Fc vs.. Court OF Honor.
July ls-Sant., Fc VS.. Baker Steam
crs; Court Of Honor vs. Yeomcn.
July i5-Santa Fc vs.. Ycomen:
Court OF Honor vs.. Baker Steamers.
July ls-Bakcr Steamers ys. Yco-
men; Court OF Honor vs.. Santa Fc.
July :l-icomcn vs.. Court OF Honor:
Santa Fc ys. Baker Steamers.
OF Honor: Santa Fc vs.. Yoomcn.
July 2s-Ycomcn VS.. Baker Steam
crs: Court of Honor VS.. Santa Fc.
August e-Santa Fo VS.. Baker Steam
crs; Ycomcn vs.. Cour. OF Honor.
August t-Santa Fo VS. ycomcn:;
Court OF Honor VS. Baker Steamers.
August ?-court of Honor vs.. santa
Fc Baker Steamers VS. Ycomcn
August ll-Bakcr Steamers VS.. SAN
Ia Fo: Court Of Honor vs.. Ycomcn
August ls-Ycomon VS.. Santa Fe:
Court of Honor vs.. Baker Steamers.
August is-Baker Steamers vE. Yco-
mon. Santa Fc vs.. Court OF Honor.
August 23-Ycomcn vs.. Court of
Honor: Baker Steamers w. Santa Fo.
August s5-Court OF Honor vs.. Baker
steamers; Santa Fc vs.. Ycomcn.
August S0-Bakor steamers vs.. Yeo-
mon. Court of Honor VS.. Santa Fc.
September Santa Fc VS. Baker
steamers; Ncomcn VS.. Court of Honor.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-02
ERRORS GIVE WIN

Boston, Mass, May IA base on
balls. followed by errors of judgment
as we'll as orc of commission and
Johnston's single in the ninth gave
Brooklyn tho run by which it defeated
Boston. Score:
Brooklyn 700 olo lol-o
Boston ......oo ool o1o 00o-4
Batteries: Rruther and Miller: Wat
son and ONeill.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-02
PITTSBURG

N-Batted for Maisel in 9th.
Sx-Batted for DAILY in sth.
xxx-Batted for Martin in sth.
Chicago .....o 600 900 0O2-2 l
Pittsburg ....... COZ oil oox-4 IL l
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athe Boy

Every boy and girl yearns for beautiful Shetland pony and
And how proud the girl boy who fine pony YOU
Enroll in Summers Pahe Boy Pony Contest today
and you have every chance the world Pathe Boy
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and rain will not blow into It, and
food placed there will not blow away;
to make this more certain the piece at
a will prevent the snow from curling
over the top into the box. II the bot
tom of the box is narrower than the
top as at B.
The box must be balanced to rest
upon the top of the pole at G and
held in place by q smooth nail driven
into the top OF the pole. forming the
pivot upon which the box turns. The
weight OF the box rests upon an iron
washer which is supported by the
shoulder formed by top Of the pole
at c. The hole Ia the bottom OF the
box at D must be large enough only
20 insure that there Will be no friction
between the bottom of the box and
the pole that will prevent the re-
Spouse of the box TO the influence of
the fan tail which holds the box into
the wind. The pole may be of any
height and located anywhere; good
Judgment must decide what Is most
convenient.
1t Is not necessary that the box should
be ornamental. and it should not be
painted, for wild birds seem to object
to paint and to prefer the appearance
of weather wear and the absence of
anything so evidently proclaiming the
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80 HERE can be no more conclusive
81 evidence OF the possession of the
81 finer Christian virtues and of
Vsap kindhness Of disposition than the
apparent friendliness of birds and
other wild things which is so charity
bestowed. and can be gained only by
advances on the part of one who de-
sires them strongly enough to go to
the trouble OF showing them that ne
Is worthy OF their confidence.
There is no surer way OF stimu-
lating friendliness in birds than by
making provision for feeding them
during the months when their natural
food supply is covered with snow and
Ice The one who builds and main
tains a bird feeding device at this
time will make his bow to his timid
and conservative wild audience at the
psychological moment.
This feed box may be made OF any
packing box not less than six inches
deep and large enough to be made
about fifteen inches on each side. For
strength the top and bottom should
be removed, cut at the correct angle
and nailed diagonally from side to
side 1t will be seen that the box Is
Of the nature of a weather vane. that
box pointed into the wind SO the snow
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TX Junior Cook
TURKEY RAMIKINs.

Christmas day is a busy one for
cooks so the day after is a fine time
FOR juniors to lend a hand and give
the head cook vacation.
Turkey Ramikins are easy to make,
tempting and suited either for lunch
con or dinner.
Dice up two cupsful of turkey using
meat from parts that are not easily
carved at the table-winSs. back and
the like.
Make a thick white sauce as fol-
lows:
Melt tabIespoonstuI fat Clutter or
turkey fat).
stir In tabiespoonsful -four.
Add l cupful milk very gradually,
stirring all the while, unless you use
a double boiler. which IS slower. but
does not scorch.
Add 4 teaspoonfui salt
This should be a thick cream.
Add turkey meat and mix we'll
Put INTO ramikins, sprinkle cracker
crumbs on the top and bake in g.
quick oven for ten minutes.
These rami<ins. served with bak-
ing powder biscuits ard a fruit salad
make fine meal
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girl say.
They walked towards Lily. Iookins
around an they came.
"Oh. please, have you lost any
thing" asked Lily. shyly.
Yes. my dear the lady said. my
little girl has lost her purse. and
thinks abe dropped II here.
Lily held II out. IT struck my foos
against it, as was looking at the
pretty things. and choosing what
would buy for everyone. II only had
the money"
The lady questioned her. and the
VIII ole story came out OF the hard
times. Dad out OF work. and no Christ
mas
NO Christmas" echoed the little
girl "Oh. Mother"
The lady took out one OF the bills.
Take this. my dear" she said, You
have certainly earned II by returning
The purse. Go and buy what you like.
bur tell ms hrst where you live. and
will go and see your Mother" Lily
gave the address. and watched the
car drive away. then ciutching her
five-dollar bill tightly. entered the
shop and spent a very busy hour.
When she came out again she had
pile OF bundles that reached to her
chin. and started for home. her pig
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76e FLOWER FAMILY'S CHRISTMAS
D lily gave a little sigh as she
gaxed at all the beautiful things
IN the brilliantly lit shop win

49, lily gave a little sigh as che
gazed at all the beautiful things
in the brilliantly lit shop win
- dow. 1t would be but sad
Christmas at home this year; no gifts
or Christmas tree for them, with Lad
GU. Of work so long.
How Violet would hug that dainty
doll In pink satin. and how Daisy
would lows that fat red book with
Fairy tales written on It in shining
gold letters. Tbs girls at school al
ways laugh at their floral names.
Lily. Violet and Daisy and called
them The Flower Family.
Dear Mother. how nice she would
look in that lovely coat. and-Just
then her foot struck something. and
looking down. she saw a little red
purse at her feet. It was very
pretty little purse, and her eyes grew
big. as she looked inside for the nam g
OF the loser. There was no name.
but Just two neatly folded bills. each
with large on It, She was quite
alone in front OF the shop window
and was just making up her mind to
run hons 20 her Mother. when an
automobile stopped at the curb. and
"a lady and a little girl got out
I'm sure I must have dropped II
here. Mother" she heard the little
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presence OF their human arch enemy.
The socket which holds an outdoor
revolving clothes dryer forms an ak
cellent support for the pole OF the
feed box II the box is kept supplied
with crumbs and other food for the
birds it will not be long before they
show their appreciation OF your cour-
tesy In asking them to dine at your
expense by appearing a few at o time
and gradually spreading ths invitation
among their friends and relatives
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A CHRISTMAS WISH

- - a Ns~' Ava ~ W 49,
n WISH TO you the seasons Joy
And Merry Christmas cry;
wish that peace may fall on you
As snow fakes from the sky
And when the winter storms shall rage
That you may harbor find:
Well sheltered by the blazing logs.
Safe from the singing wind.
lsteish for you thi. Christmas day
Tha, all that earth may hold.
OF JOY and happiness and love
Before you may unfold
And that throughout the coming days
That tell of the new year.
You'll find each day is marked for you
With some of Christmas cheer.
And SO the Merry Christmas that
wish you for today.
Shall scatter peace and sunshine
Through the seasons. in your way.
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tail flying in the air. as she rushed
along eager to tell her wonderful
story.
But the lady had already been there,
leaving many packages OF goodies. and
best OF all. had promised a good post
ton to Dad. saying the father or such
an honest little girl must be provided
for.
so after all the Flower Family had
a very Joyous and happy Christmas.
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DII.ZZle COrna'


DIAMOND
My first Is In stocking.
My second gives heat and light.
My third brings joy to girls and boys
My fourth is a pigpen.
Ny NTH IS in Christmas.
LADDER PUZZLE
Here Is a ladder of greeting and cheer.
TO every good friend whether far or
near.
Rungs
I. Severity
/. .sss" 2. Straight lines from CEN
2 sssss ter 20 circumference OF
g. sssss circle.
t. s'sss 3. Youthful.
s. sssas 4. A vehicle
s. "s""s 8. Usage.
Z. sss"s s. A bird.
s. s's's Z. Angry.
g. s'"s" S. Stalk OF grain.
10 "-sss .. Late.
10. one OF the L. S-A.
ANSWERS
DIAMOND
s
G. A S
SAN T A
STY
A
LADDER PUZZLE
MERRY CHRTSTMAS-A BRIGHT
NEW YEAR Runps. l. RtooY. 2. RGdd.
: Young. T. Coach ). HABIT. 6. Raven.
4 Igafe. g. Sfrdt0. 9. Tdrdy. 10. Maine