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Evening star., 1921-03-27
Cards Sell Twirler.

NEW HAVEN. Conn. March 26.-
Frank Woodward, pitcher. was
bought outright from the st. Louis
Nationals by the New Haven Eastern
League team today.
Evening star., 1921-03-27
Miscellaneous Base Ball.

At Mobile, Ala. - Mobile tSouthern), 3;
Louisville "a. Al, 1.
Oklahoma City. Okia.-Minneapolis a. Al,
Z; Oklahoma City (Westernb, 4.
At Nashville, Tenn.-S. Paul "a. AZ, 4;
Nashville (Southern), 3.
At Augusta. Ga-Teledo "a. Al, 2; Angus
ia (South Atlantic Association), o.
At Goldsboro, n. O.-Baltimore Information
ais, II; Wake Forest, o.
At Ranger. Tex.-Columbus "a. A., 3;
Dallas (Texas League}. l.
At Birmingham. Ala.-Toronto Information
ais. 8: Birmingham tSouthern), Z.
At Ranger. Tex.-Columbus, A. A., .; Dal-
las CTexas LeagueD, 1.
Evening star., 1921-03-27
Michigan Trackmen Win.

ANN ARBOR. Mich. March 26.-I
Michigan defeated Cornell in an
30h points to 35k. The Wolverines
took seven firsts.
Evening star., 1921-03-27
Penn State Wins Meet.

BLACKSBURG, Va. March &c. =
Pennsylvania State College defeated
Virginia Polytechnic Institute in their
annual track meet here today, "A
to SO.
Evening star., 1921-03-27
Belgian Defeats Cochran.

NEW YORK. March 26.-Edouard
Horemans, Belgian billiard champion.
defeated Walker Cochran of San Fran
cisco, $500 to 1915, in their 1872 balk-
line match, which ended tonight.
Evening star., 1921-03-27
HAVE RESERVE FOR ALL
SAVE ONE REGULAR SPOT
Brewer, ShanEs, La Motto and Foss Ready to
Jump Into Infield and Miller and Goebel
Primed for Outfield.
BY DENMAN THOMPSON.

~AMPA, Fla, March 26-Gantlng that than
and figuring the theory full quota
players allowed under the will carried the
Nationals this will be penfu supplied with material
and will be of caliber calculated enable them drill with little
or accidents to regulars, which all clubs
Evening star., 1921-03-27
THREE LOCAL COLLEGE
MINES PLAY TOMORROW
BY II. c. BYRD.

@ATHOLC UNIVERSITY Georgetown and University of Mary
the first of
Catholic u Maryland be played
park Pennsylvania U. has taken
while Georgetown
and Maryland will be opening their schedules
, 1921-06-19
PLANS FORbIG
MAT CONTEST IN
CITY ABANDONED
Manager Gives Way to Spanish
American War Veterans
Program and Takes lay
lor to Greeley

Jack Taylor, Wyoming heavy
weight. and Earl caddock. former
worlds champion wrestler. will not
nect in a finish match here July 4
As a e expected. Announce
nent OF numerous attractions SEIZED.
uied in connection with the depart
nent encampment II Spanish-Amer-
can var veterans and the desire to
oner no ounter attraction which
would injure the ucce of official
entertainments led George Mcleod,
promoter. to drop all arrangements.
Il was first believed that the hold
ing OF another match here would not
interfere with this program but later
announcements are said to Include a
,ull list of events.
Instead OF wrestling in Casper Tsy-
or will meet Terro Miyaka, Japa.
1ese Jiu-jitsu champion. in a match
lnder Jiu-btsu rules at Greeley. Colo.
h match win be as remunerative
rom Tayior's standpoint as one here
md was ono OF several bids made for
he Wyoming giant for the holiday
late.
Miyaka defeated Taylor in their
irst encounter here but failed 10
max him quit in theirs return CON
est. Taylor has hopes Of putting one
over on the Jap at Greeley and is
iow in hard training for h match.
, 1921-06-19
Miss Armour WedS
John J. Mitchell


CHICAGO. June 1s-Miss Lolita
Ogden Armour. only child of Mr.. and
Mrs J. Ogden Armour today became
b wife of John j. Mitchell. Jr.. sec
ond son OF Mr.. and MrE John ].
Mitchell. of Chicago. the ceremony,
which unites two of chicaEo,s promi-
nent families. taking pis<e at 4 p. m.
at Melody farm. the Lake Forest
home Of the Armours.
The wedding was TO be exceedingly
simple in all details. Bishop Herman
Page OF Spokane, Wash. will perform
the ceremony. assisted by Rev. John
H. Edwards OF Lake Forest. The
honeymoon will be spent at an unan-
nounced place snd later the couple
plan to spend some time at santa Bar.
bara and will motor through the Can
adam northwest.
, 1921-06-19
ARRESTS MADE
FOR ROBBERIES,
TWO IN JAIL
Pair Accused of Burglary at Cas-
per Loan Office and Pavilion
Theater Are Caught
at Douglas

with tho arrest OF Alexander Len
ardzak and Frank Gardoni at Doug
las this morning h 'sherins Office
here has solved Tho robberies OF the
Casper Loan office and the Pavilion
theater. Most OF tho material miss
ing from the two places was recov-
cred after n arrest OF the men.
Acting on advices from the sher-
ms Office here Sheriff Messenger OF
Converse county placed Lenardzak
and Cardoni under arrest. They
were wearing part OF the stolen ma
toral from both the theater and the
loan Office at the time OF their ar
rest. Several hundred dollars worth
OF merchandise and equipment which
was -to!cn here is aid to nave been
recovered in the belongings OF the
TWO men.
on advice that the alleged burglars
had been placed under arrest Shcr-
IN Martin and Deputy George Masse
left for Douglas 10 return the men
here.
, 1921-06-19
MEMORIAL TO HEROES
OF FIRST DIVISION
PLANNED IN CAPITAL

WASHINGTON. ID. c.. June 49,
revision for a memorial to the dead
Il the First division. American Expe-
iitionary Forces. to cost $3.50, 600.
ins been made by Senator Warren
n a report from the committee on
iublic buildings and grounds on a
ioint resolution which has since been
,assed by the senate.
The division entered Germany with
tho army Of occupation and occupied
| sector of the Coblenz b~rldgehead.
lust as It vas the first to go, so IL
vas the last to return. and II reached
New York on September G. 1919.
During the divisions campaigns
md battles its losses amounted to
40 officers and 5.o4o enlisted men
,iiled in action or died Of wounds,
md 64l officers and 1880 enlisted
men wounded in action.
Before leaving Germany tho divi-
sion u funds from private
'ources and erected five monuments
IN the principal b~attlehelds bearing
y bronze the names OF all who fell
IN each field. Immediately upon re.
-urning to the United States the First
Division Memorial association began
o raise funds for the erection OF a
worthy monument in the city NJ
Washington which should bear in
honor the names OF those who gave
heir lives in its ranks. and which
should preserve forever their spirit
Of courage and sacrifice as an in.
spiration to u people. At present
he fund to $3.50. 900. and it
is intended TO increase the sum to
$4,000. II is proposed to secure a
suitable design. which will not only
fulfil the purpose desired. but which
will be an ornament to the national
ca pital.
, 1921-06-19
North Casper Chapel

Rev. c. A. Marshal. pastor. There
will be regular service in the aber-
nacle, 1908 North Durbin street, 10Th
morning and evening. Sabbath pchool
9:45 a m. Morning service IL Il. m.
Text for morning sermon i Tim. lis:
This is a faithful saying mt worthy
Of all acceptation that Christ Jesus
came into the world to save sinners"
Evening service s O'Clock; text, 1 Cor.
15:5s-'Therefore my beloved breth-
rem be ye steadfast. immovable. al
ways Astounding in tho work of the
Lord for as much as We know that
your labor is not in vain" A cor
dial welcome is extended to attend
these SERVICES.
, 1921-06-19
LOT SALES LIVELY IN
COUNTRY CLUB REGION

Real estate is still as live an is
u as ever in Casper as is evidenced
by tho speed with which lots have
been snapped up in the new south nd-
dition. commonly known as the Coun-
try club addition These lots were
put on the market Tuesday OF this
week by the Western Realty and
within two days over half of them
had been purchased.
According TO reports from the
Western Realty. most of the buyers
OF the South addition lots have been
business and professional men. The
proximity of the addition to the pro.
posed country club and golf links
which are now in use them
OF being in the best district of the
city when it expands to the size
which Casper boosters confidently OK.
pect in the "a future.
Tho addition is desirably located.
To the south is the proposed country
club, across the street to the west lie
the golf links and adjoining section
l6 which has been purchased by Cas-.
per men for park and pleasure pur
poses. The addition is also close in
compared to other additions which
have been opened for lot sales.
, 1921-06-19
Woman Denies
Making LoUe To
Ring Champion

Los ANGELES. June is--Ths
Mrs. Boulanger. in whose divorce case
Jack Dempsey has been named. was
said today by a local attorney to be
here and employed in a cafeteria
The attorney said Mrs. Boulanger had
consulted him about her case. and had
denied the allegations relating TO
Dempsey The attorney said Mrs
Boulanser had known Dempsey as a
child in Oklahoma and had met him
here casually curing his recent vtsi,
TO the coast. L@f that she denied any
further statements contained in the
divorce complaint.
, 1921-06-19
Oil Burning Ships
Will Be Sent to
The Western Coast

WASHINGTON, June ia redis-
tribution Of ships between the naval
forces on the Pacific and Atlantic
coasts will be- announced next weeis
by Secretary nenby. Details are with
held. but It was assumed from recent
developments that the Pacific fleet
would be considerably augmented In
strength by the establishment OF q
policy whereby oil burning vessels
viii hereafter be kept on the west
coast and coal burners in the At
iant!c-
As practically all of the latest YES
sells Of the navy are oil burners. 4
, 1921-06-19

Rev. Mona ID. Gillespie. pastor. 1927
North Pear street. Services in the
North Casper school building. Sunday
school at 1000 a m. Preaching at
IL a. m. Peoples meeting at p. m.
lead by c O.. Allsman. Crildren's
day will be observed in the evening
at 5 O'Clock with a missionary pro-
gram at which time the mite boxes
will be oDened, Bible study class,
conducted by he pastor, Tuesday
evening at 7:45 at the parsonage Wom-
ans PRAYING band. Wednesday. $3.50
p. m. at Mrs Lillian Wubben's, 93s
North Harrison street. Prayer meet
ing, Thursday evening. 7A5 at the
parsonage.
All are given a cordial invitation and
hearty welcteie at every service.
, 1921-06-19
QH'!|NaAES
5Z


Fifth and Beech. c. NJ Thompson.
Jr. Bible school at 9;f5 a. m There
81 a class for you. Morning worship
at HOO n m. when God Calls Man.
B. y. p. L. at Z p. m. The young
peoples service. Evening worship at
s y. m.
our picnic will be July 4. Mark that
date and come out and have "a good
time with US. All Baptists in Casper
and those without n church home are
invited ID all our services. This
church is for you. Strangers always
welcome. You aro a but nee
in Casper First Baptist church.
, 1921-06-19

Bible school s:45 a. m. Mrs. c. d.
hurane superintendent Communion
and preaching. IL a m. "A Lesson
On Little Faith" will be the theme
Of the morning serrnon Evening
worship s o'clock Subject of even
ing sermon. The Meaning and Place
OF Fire" At Z o'clock in the even
ing win be held the deferred meet
ing of the church board. AT this
meeting matters of great importance
should call and claim the serious CON
s~ideration of every member. All
meetings are in the 1. o. o. +. build
ing. Everybody is cordially welcome
at any and all our meetings. Charles
G. Stout. minister. ia North McKin-
ley street Phone 1851.
st. Marks Church.
Seventh and Wolcott streets. Rev.
, 1921-06-19

Corner sixth and Durbin streets.
Rev. Charles a. Wilson. pastor. sun
day school at 9:45 u. m. Morning wor-
ship at II o'clock. Sermon, THE Per
lection OF the Law OF the Lord An.
them. Hear o Heayens"-Stewart.
Solo, BE Strong'-Hahn-F. Il. Fir
min Evening worship at S p. m. Ser
mon. Marvellous unbelief." Anthem.
Il VIII Lead My F'lock"-Simper.
Solo. "A Prayer'-Rogers-Mrs. l.. L.
Sundweil. Missionary meeting Thurs
day afternoon. We welcome the
stranger to worship with us.
, 1921-06-19

300 East Second street. Walter L.
French. minister. The Transformer
Life will be the theme of the morn
ing sermon. And at night The
Tragedy OF the Halfway Conquest
At the morning service the choir will
rende the anthem. Lord Col, Al
mighty" n at night h quiESt
will sing. Seek Ye the Lord At
Z O'Clock Miss Lucy Gantz will lead
the Epworth League devotional hour.
subject, Lessons From u and
Light" There is welcome for h
stranger at the services of this church
, 1921-06-19

Christian Science services are held
every Sunday at IL o'cidck in the
new church edifice at the corner OF
Fourth and Grant streets The les
son sermon for tomorrow is. lis the
Universe Including Man, Evolved by
Atomic F'orce?" The public is cor
daily invited to attend these serv-
ices. Sunday school is held at 9;f5
o'clock. TO which children up TO the
age OF 20 years may attend.
, 1921-06-19

Philip X. Edwards, rector. Holy com
munion at 500 a. m. Church school
at 9;;45 u. IN Morning prayer and ser
mda at II a. m.
, 1921-06-19

A m of Richmond. Va. is 20
ported to have paid $3.50 for a casket
in which to bury her pet poodle and
quite a sun in addition for kilograms
notifying her friends of the dogs de
misc.
, 1921-06-19

The wife of the lord mayor Of Lon
don can apooint maids of honor and n
trainbcrer. and she has her own pri-
vate state carriage.
, 1921-06-19

Portland. the famous five legged COW. is coming to Casper Monday
for n visit Of ne week. She is Of the many attractions with the
C1s-once a. WORKMAN shows. viii present the American Legion festival
at Casper starting Monday.
Portland is remarkable in nor ways than that she has an extra
leg growing nj OF the left shoulder. She Is twenty-three years old Or
eight years older than the age reached by the average cow She has
been associated o closely with human beings during her life that she is
Is gentle as a net dog.
The Workman shows bring twenty-five attractions outside of the six
rides, and these cover more ground than the biggest circus en- route
, 1921-06-19
RANCHER IS ARRESTED
FOR CATTLE nUsTLING

Roy Harmon. a rancher in the
bueknum country was placed under
arrest this morning on a warrant
margin cattle rustling n killing
peer. The stock which was killed be-
onsed TO the Tisdale Ranch com.
pany- The onense is alleged to have
oeen ommitted on the ranges north
Of Bucknum. Wye. Harmon Is he
ing held in the county Jail pending
preliminary hearing. -
, 1921-06-19

A wealthy bachelor in Munich be-
queathed his fortune TO two nicces On
condition that each should wcrx for
y year as a domestic
, 1921-06-19

vas, assumed that the Pacific force most modern ea'nAi ships OF tbs
~oas ineluds practically an OF the navy.
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FIRST ONES ava OUr,
MI ONlY IN PIC TURl

thlraro sept "a .ig H bad iaNe
faf + married man 90 admire toe Wa
l4rc ui areihof eomsn iu ue sieh'
uf his Nife iie would h,ueE carr
q in hls pal,h uf somephefe else
where She can't 500 Il
such was ihe comment ~ lNlRe
Jacobs when Stoyen llafoasti sp
pcarsi in the Maxwell street cpus'
fef his w'fs objected a. h's admir-
ine a picture pf hla nrst and divorced
wife that hupe o. lhs wall fl lmls
bedroom The second wife MAJ
lhowsa hef resentment bY Nllmbin
ap and cutting the owes oat uf the
pirture. Bafowsk testified To com
mic the acl Mrs Harrow sti Atoud oa
q chair placed on table liafuwssl
sesilfed IS. said he Knocked thH
rhaif over aud then beat hla wlla
HarowsN vas aent % the house 81
direction 10 serso oni so fine
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paper s ~ BEST knoou m,alia
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insae county -
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State afofe eid end lhat aAd tff
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poflANs f0f each ard every cas-
of Gatafrh fhat cannot ho tufrd hl
the use ~ lfAliFa ,AaANRH NEpi
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tenn trn ltf testimonials. laet
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and aaNeahle Ia effect
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WA sree-lence e. ran 20 ihe better
eltss z trass al. The DAVIS LlDe
q HiehG Grade Nsde. ~ Measure
Csotkss a popular prices
DAVIS CLOTHES PIT
Laerzl ronUistiona Exclusive ter
ritory sne : pDserfsi a4rertlslnE can
gnlgn " FuAr s4Ns,suefs A DIR -.
,.orssnry for sTperienosd saiesrn-r %
h1.a ~ . s@rm41ent and Ff0fli4ssle
uiorlnr t42ness selling d.recs q
cgns8mer
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CINCINNATI OifIO
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.uR SALE Complete sshelaFship 10
prsusbons Practical aaslsess eel
leau. Oklahoma city thls Il the
ett hislnsaa college 10 The acute
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Lo2T or TAKEN a bin folder wits
money. nevy reieste and ideutiilDa.
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CORPORATION WANTs NAN ~
MANAGE office aad Warehouse in
suihr'e Right party should clear
sio0 10 saao weekly no eaurasalnr
eor4lnr capital % $500 up~afds pee
ssary. you handle own money high.
-, references required. mafnflcent
proposition Write pomeroy Co ~
West Harris 81 Atlanta. Ga
RAISE BIO CApiTAl.--Mfite lot free
copy Quick Financing if you need
big capital FOR Oh Mining. OF indus
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Specialists. tls Grant Bldg f.os
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INVESTIGATORS a. A. HOUR
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Chlcafo. Hoct Island 4 raelft h
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For psrtyalaf. write q b roosa ~
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FOUND iianch u KEYS oB lalru9und
owner can set them by s1iliag a.
~ office and paying Tor this 40 "
y Mexican. gepy
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sCESTS ard iEEEsks sell
"a Ers toilet tsepssssiozE as i'er-
svn~s srs- rs1se Mez- sonen z.2s-
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Co Desk A. Paris. Tern
WE sTAR7 roU WITHOUT 4 DOL
LAE-sox.s. Erfr&cts Perfumes
Ton<- Ceoas ErS~rse1cs s-1scss
u-v. Cxr-stso. c. iss Olive. $
Lc~ia
AGENTS N4ks s8x ~so1eT ssIinr
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co. 90 I. N0s-z<. chsasgc
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STARTS TO cChOOi
Commo colds arr Infections PRO
eri your uNn avid other igln orr
with Foley's Honey and Tar Thh
lafs family remedy checks roGgha
4El colds. loosrnn yhlerm and mueu
ius and coaia fsw. Irritating mem
brancsa wllh q healing FoolhlaR
mndleine. The genuine Fo'oy8 c0a
'a.ns no otiaier Sold Every whore
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-24

Aasiraiisn soldiers ciain 20 receive
the h.shest pay and the bes, equip
meui ss pell ne medleal care equal
10 ans ln che world
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-24

FOR sAf-E-All Or part fine bottom
eaarter q The best quality Of alfalfa
land Must 70 See Harry or Frank
Bowers Tor terms
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-24
CLASSIFIED WANTS



have Cor sAie. = dandy reem
measfn hoase barn. celllar. ~eli.
cave = lots --pEieed a. s1sea g
A nice ,aoaA hoase, isrfe ,leepihs
aonh. ssraee. ioss. near Ne~ Ten
fle g. eeo ve
\ scea r,em hca~s esfase ssse
uer. 8 lots. ooh saoooeo
rSen bosse ~eil gcod cai bulit
ga<a. lass. extra scoA ,~rnAln
g. roa ue
Res Nreelapd Real,of
FOR sAi.r s room Aoass. : lsts ~
s,aiA nirlsion street ens ti.tee
stone hautins ~ SO Wcs Oklahoma
Avenue lo~ prse win caaslief eccd
car - aeai y nhekmsu
ACRRAcH suhurtAa properties on
soash nlslson street 81 Il ysa
pssfeg. noaf he lnseFerAaa aae Ne~
baldlnsk Ths Oaflnes Co
rRAcrs ] have a nioe llss of $50.
1870 ana = are imrrgca tsscts.
uea iooatsl PRICED a. SCH Roy
knseiana. aealtor
FoR sAIE or TRADE Re- satl,
tclaHt na1sau a. sssea iAss an.
fel ear. iste 81 mo.isl Top 4nd ur.
holsisrs burned cft 10 TIRE aepteabsr
- rnsine etAsit ana ,lfcs - rooa
share can Al io1 " Nehie
FOR EXCHANGE sea acres tine
wheat kna ito acres ~ uhlsa
tlou fercsa and ,rassfgneed ~
aonasne Az elcaf NiH take ooia
ric pfoners ap 81 st.ea az pan ps'
mem sse a. about t a a Arm
stfoae ana "a rioas ass
TRrNks hAss salioAses Nts pas
Two mia8lemen profliss hay ffoa
factory direct send iur tree eaiA
log Acme Trunk a haf Factory
sprlng euey il
TRADES. TRADES RkuFs Farm
~ al sics a. trade Or ieslfahle
residence property n Gaihue SEQ
Godirey. lit North fifei 9l
$4,000
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-24

FOR RENT October lti fpom
modern fat saiiahN for apf
ront.as Ieg lgE Oklahoma g n
eraues. 2it Division Phone sis
aOR RENT Three 0r faaf unfufnith
- ro0ms tpt d Noble
TOR RENT Furnished hnDte fu
particulars SAIL sif E vflas