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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-14
Water Color Artist
Out With Travel Book

Romilly Fcdden. whose water col
ors will be hung al the Fine Arts
galleries July is. is an author az
well IA painter OF note. He has just
published a book of Travels in
Western America" written while on
the Coast. which In well spoken OF
in England. His wife was AN Amer.
lean. Miss kittie Douglas. OF New
York. This winter he had the honor
OF an exhibition In New York at the
Knoedler gallery.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-14
Educator Will Label
Wild Flower Specimens

Miss Martha r. F'lahaut. museum
assistant viii be glad TO classify.
label and put on display any wild
flowers brought TO her. she In keep
Ing an exhibit OF So fresh wild now
ers at the museum.
You can now find out the name Of
your favoritc wild flower. Al pres
ent there are some good examples
OF ground dogwood. SOW thistle.
youth.on-age. false Solomon seal.
daisy. fleabane and brooms. The ex-
hlbit is maintained until October.
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Pre-Nuptial
Commitment

As a compliment TO Miss Lima
Downie, bride-to-be, Miss Helen
Morford and Miss Helen Servis will
entertain at the home of Miss Nor.
ford with a kitchen shower on Fri
day evening. June "a. Invitations
have been confined to the friends of
the honor guest
On Sunday evening Miss Morford
was hostess at an informal supper
complimentng Miss Downie and her
fiance. Mr.. Frank Skinner.
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Mrs. Fdrnsi0orth Issues
limitations for Tea

Honcring Mrs. Henry Horn. Of San
Francisco. and Mrs. Earl Jamison. Of
New York. Mrs Claire Z. Farms
woQDrsizls issued invitations for q
- 70 Be given at her home Thurs
day Afternoon. after 4 o'clock.
This evening Mr.. and Mrs. Farms
worth are entertaining with a dinner
u their home. preceding the dance
Or. and Mrs Richard w. Perry
are giving at the Sunset club.
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Tea Homori',g Visiting
Golf Team

Mrs J. c. G. Eden entertained to
day with a tea at her home at the
Highla nds. complimentary to the
women's golf team Of Vancouver. y.
C., and the members Of the Seattle
Golf and Country club team.
Assisting the hostess were Mrs
A. w. Tidmarsh. Mrs. Trsfford Hute-
son. Mrs. Harry Whitney Treat and
Mrs. l.. 4. lyman.
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Informal Dance

With Invitations extended TO the
members OF Delta Tau Delta frater.
nifty. OF which Mr.. Dyer and his two
sons. Mr.. Robert 1. Dyer and Mr..
j. T.. Dyer. are members. Mr.. and
Mrs. n. NJ. Dyer are entertaining
with an informal dance at the Mount
Baker park clubhouse Friday even
ing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-14
OrtAopedic TeapShop
Service Wednesdnu

The Westminster Presbyterian
church viii be in charge OF the or.
thopedic Tea Shop tomorrow. with
Miss Nellie Patrick as hostess. as
sisted by Mrs w. Scott Mstheson.
Mrs. George W. Shield. Mrs. w. +.
Wooster. Mrs. Hilda Roberts. Mrs.
Louise Bailey. Mrs. r. f.. Seeley.
Miss Mary Gunter and Miss Mary
Waller.
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Mrs. Huteson VII
Entertain

Complimenting Mrs. Henry Horn,
Mrs Trnfford Huteson has extended
Invitations for a tea TO be given at
her home al the Highlands tomor.
row. Mrs. Huteson will be assisted
during the afternoon by Mrs. Robert
r. Greer. Mrs. Jay /. Durand. Mrs.
James MscFarlan aud Mrs Frcder-
tck Bausman.
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FdreUell Luncheon

As farewell compliment to Mrs.
J. d. Hughes. Mrs. William Human.
son entertained with luncheon at
the Hotel Washington. followed by a
box party at the Moore, Monday aft
ernoon-
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Luncheon Arranged
Co'nplin,enting
Mrs. Mackenzie

Mrs. Herbert II. coe and Mrs.
Cecil Dexter have extended invita-
tons for luncheon at the home OF
Mrs. coe, for Wednesday afternoon.
complimenting their guest Mrs.
Stanley Mackenzie OF Honolulu.
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CompIimenting her two nieccs,
Miss Rosenwasser and Miss Stulc.
static OF San Francisco. Mrs. A.
Shemsnski entertained forty-two
friends with a luncheon at the
Boulevard Inn. Wednesday after
noon. Bridge was the later diver.
sion.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-14
Yacht PARTY

Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Poole. OF Taco.
ma entertained over the week end
with farewell party on their yacht
as q compliment 10 Mrs. Pooic's sis-
ter. Miss Margaret Blair. OF this city
who Is leaving this week for an cx-
tended visit in Chicago and New
York city.
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Clubs
CLUBS FOR WEDNESDAY

Ladies' Aid Society
Mrs. Bertha Engel, Mrs. Hannah
Tanning and Mrs. Maude Benson win
be hostcsses at the meeting OF the
Ladies' Aid society OF the Ballard
Presbyterian church In the church
annex at .. IN.
Golden Fra Club
All women over sc years OF age
are invited 90 attend the meeting
OF the Golden Era club In the ladies'
parlor OF the First Presbyterian
church from IL until o'clock.
Lincoln Circle
The Lincoln Circle OF the Child
Conservation league viii meet at the
Bungalow church. Baglcy ave. near
42nd St. at 2:3o p. m.
Lady Eagles
The Lady Eagles will meet at the
NJ. e. Il. A. hall at .. m. for lunch.
con and cards.
British. Association
The British American association
will have its first basket picnic at
Madrona park on Wednesday. June
Is. Luncheon viii be at noon and
tea will he served AT $50 o'clock.
All members and friends Of the asso.
citation cordially invited.
Matinee Luncheon
women's University club. Regular
matinee lunch. Mrs. stanton Allen
and Mrs. W. Il. Phillips. hostesseA
william Mckinley Circle
william Mckinley Circle No. II. q.
A. r.. In Veterans hail. the Armory.
Members requested 60 DO present. as
there Is special business
Ionia Social Club
Ionia Social club at Masonic tenn.
pie AT p. m. Cards.
Ladies' Musical Club Chorus Picnic
Ladies' Musical Club chorus annual
picnic at Suquamish. Members will
take Steamer Hyak at Pier at $40
a. IN. and bring box lunch.
John r. Miller Relief Corps
A card party will be given by the
John r. Miller Relief Corps on
Wednesday evening. June i5. at 8
p. m. in Veterans hall. Armory.
Lettie Gardner Rose Club
The Lettio Gardner Rose club viii
meet In the tea room OF the Bon
Marche Wednesday. June IS. 1. m.
with Mrs. r. G. Kemp as the host
ess.
Jefferson Heights Community Club
The Jefferson Heights Community
club will hold It's regular meeting at
the Beacon Hin school Wednesday.
June Is. y. IN.
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Miss Shedhdn
Plans Luncheon

Honoring Miss Mildred Farrar,
and her house guest, Miss Margaret
Sweet, OF Minneapolis. Miss Virginia
Sheahan will entertain with a lunch.
eon 1t her home tomorrow after
noon. Covers will be marked for
Twelve guests.
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Miscellaneous Sho,ccr
for Miss Seelu

Mrs. Snapp will compliment Miss
Anne Seely. who is to be a June
bride. with a miscellaneous shower
TO be given at her home on Thurs
day afternoon. June %. Assisting
the hostess will be Mrs. Walter Bur.
CESS Beals. Mrs. Edwin Seely and
Mrs Frank Shepard. OF st. Paul.
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Mrs, O'Shea Plans


Complimentins Mrs. Stanley Der
ter Barclay. OF wiIliamsport. Pa.
and Mrs. George Sidney Barclay. Of
Tulsa. Okla, who are guests Of DR..
and Mrs. Jay I. Durand. Mrs. Rich
ard O'Shea win entertain with a
luncheon at the seattle Golf and
Country club tomorrow afternoon
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Wedding Rehearsal

The wedding rehearsal OF Miss
Dorothy Cooley and Mr.. Herbert
Bryant win be held this evening at
Tia home OF her brotherin-iaw and
sister, Mfr. and Mrs. Heber Plank.
followed BY a supper for the bridal
party.
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Luncheon for
Mrs. elise

Mrs. Thomas Green Is entertain
ing with an informal luncheon at her
home Friday afternoon. compliment
ary to Mrs. III. r. elise. OF Wash
ington. u. c.. who is visitor in
the city.
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EXHIBITION OF 100
PAINTINGS OPEN DAILY

the museum.
II consists OF 30 colored chalk
drawings OF various objects and
scenes In the museum. Some are OF
wild animal groups In the museum.
and others Of the Indian war canoe
and circular stairways. All work on
the drawings was done this year and
sketches made In the museum. Miss
Eden In head OF the art department
and Miss Storm an Instructor who
recently won n prize for water color
at the Fine Arts
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-14
Mrs. Holland VIII
Be Hostess

Mrs Ida Johnson Holland will en-
terrain at her home, on Queen Anne
hill. Thursday evening. with card
party Of eleven tables. Dancing will
be the later diversion.
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IRERTHAS

New evening gowns are wearing Z
their neck line something very SINH
lar 10 the bertha OF which we MAJ
the acquaintance some Is years.
These are sometimes OF lace "a
sometimes Of the material Of viii
the gown In made. IN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-14
Chalk Drawings Are
Shown at gu" Museum

The beginning members OF the
classes OF Miss Annette Ed~ns and
Miss Anna Storm. OF the univcrsity's
college OF fine arts. have a display
now on In the northwest corner OF
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Personal

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Black and
family will remove the last or next
week To their summer home at Wing
point.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter r. Foster are
leaving Saturday by motor for Port
land, where they will attend tho golf
tournament.
Mr.. and Mrs J. ~ Hughes. of Mil
waukec. Wiz. who have been visiting
their daughter Mrs. III. X. Elliott.
win leave Wednesday morning for
Burlingamc. Cal, whore they viii be
the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. u. I.
sweeney.
Mr.. Frank skinner left sunday for
st. Louis. 10 be gone about three
weeks.
Mrs. r. r. Ringwalt. OF Port
Townsend. who has been the guest
OF her soninlaw and daughter. Mr..
and Mrs. Harry De Mum Hopkins,
Is returning 10 her homo this even.
ing.
Mrs. Stanley MaeKe nne OF Homo
lulu arrived yesterday 20 be the
guest for two weeks OF Mrs. Her.
bert Il. Moe and Mrs. Czech Dexter
Mrs. Mackenzie. who has visite.
here before. will be remembered as
Miss Fannie Hoogs.
Miss Mary Strive In expected 10
arrive from California the latter
part OF this month to be the guest
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick strive.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Williams will
leave Saturday morning on a motor
trip thru California to be gone
three months
MIR. and Mrs Francis Guy Frink
returned last night from a trip to
the Orient
Mrs. Thomas r. Phipps and small
daughter. Jane. left yesterday for
Victoria. u. c.. where they plan to
spend several days.
Mr.. c. J. Peters of Vancouver.
y. c.. spent the weekend In the
city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Gibson Miss
Opal Weber, are receiving congratu.
lations upon the birth OF son Fri.
day. June 10. at the Swedish Hos.
pitai.
Mrs IL c, UpdegTaff returned
last week from Vancouver. II. c..
where she has been visiting her son,
Mr.. ID. c. updeTrarf. for several
days.
Mr.. Robert l.. Dyer In leaving
next week TO enter the Naval Acad
envy at Annapolis.
Mr.. and Mr.. Feiix n. Schroeder
ANNA Cook are receiving congratu.
lations upon the birth OF a daughter.
Betty Jean. mt the Seattle General
hospital on May 20.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-14
BLOUSE FABRIC

A new blouse fabric which Ii 4
cross between georgettc and crepe de
chine has made It's appearance on the
Paris markets. BIouses are from "a
to "a inches In length.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-14
Progressive Dinner

Mrs. Frank Skinner. Mrs. Rolf
George and Mrs. Harold Poison will
<essrtain with a progressive dinner
next Tuesday evening. honoring Miss
Lima Downie and her fiance, Mr..
Frank II. Skinner. About thirty
friends Of the honor guests have
been invited
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PRINCES

PRINCES continue TO be strong IN
Paris. Some Of them reach a length
Of IS inches. They increase the
straight line effect.
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Womens Auxiliary 10 Rainier
Noble Post

women's Auxiliary 90 Rainier
Noble posi-, American Legion. will
meet Thursday. June 10. at p. m.
in Veterans han. Armory. A full
attendance IL requested as business
Of Importance will be transacted.
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The American Association for the
Recognition OF the Irish Republic
will give a card party. musical and
literary entertainment. 10 close with
a dance in the w. o. w. hall at
Fourth and Marion on Thursday
evening. June 1s. The Misses Hol.
land and Stuart. U. OF w. debaters.
who defeated the u. Of c. on the
Irish question recently. will speak.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-14

For chiffon gowns there
must be frothy little Wraps,
in summertime, phich pill
not crush the ldces Of the
goicn. Thus, Ledtrice joy.
Goldicyn actress, has selected
figured crepe silk trimmed ia
mardbou. II is black.
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Good apple pie; go to Boldt's-Ad-
vertisement
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Duncinq Pnrtu

Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Sherman en-
tertained twelve couples at dane
ing party at their home Friday
evening. bonoring Mrs. sherTnan's
cousin. Mrs. J. IarnhA Of San IRAN.
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Informal Luncheon

Mrs. r. NJ. Dudley will entertain
few friends with an Informal
luncheon at the Sunset club tomor.
row afternoon.
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Innings

Not knowing what further TO do
the outside OF their cloaks 20 effe
novelty. Paris Is putting Innings wfl
startling designs on the inside. Son
have two huge eyes which stare who
the wrap Ia open
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EMBROIDERIES

Peasant cmbroidcries are seen on
many OF the new frocks. They keep
10 the vivid colors of Bulgaria
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John Hay P.r. A.

The retiring executive committee
and the incoming committee Of the
John Hay PIT. A. VII entertain
with a luncheon In the upper CORR.
dor OF the school on Thursday after.
noon. June 10. complimentary to the
principal and his wife and the teach
ers OF the school
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ADDITIONAL CLUBS


Seattle Lodge No. Z. Degree OF
Honor Protective association. viii
entertain with social card party
Thursday. June Is. at . y. m, in
Evergreen hall. Arcade building. In.
stead Of Tuesday evening. June IL.
AS previously planned.
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Vocal and instrumental numbers
Will 10 rendered by Miss Francis
Mullen. Miss Virginia Jandraw and
Miss Ruth Towpe- Card prizes will
be awarded
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jefferson Heights Community Club

The Jefferson Heights Community
club win hold It's regular meeting at
the Beacon Hin school Wednesday.
June ID. s y. TN
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Daughter Il 81 George

Daughters Of ST. George will hold
memorial services at the NJ. r.. n. A.
hall on First ave-. Thursday. June
rs. nj i:3o .. m All members urged
to attend
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Dmtc SociaI Cluh. q. II. s..

The Doric Social Club. c. y. s..
win meet with Mrs. Robert Hesketh.
AIS IAtona ave. Thursday. June 10.
at ? .. m AL Eastern Stars in
vited.
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The Lettlo Gardner Rose club win
meet In the tea room OF the Bon
Marche Wednesday. June Is. /: m,
with Mrs. r. G. Kemp as the host.
ess.
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| him nos How much Win YOU bid for
] This mans services fof r. week bon nf
der INST be NAV have food and shol
tcrf" the auciiuneer asked Hids were
made hui when the, were called thnao
who had made them had Slipped away
Ferris was then declared to he with
out bidder
a dog was brought TO The block. lie
was knocked dawn Tor 81 with The con
dition accepted by the successful hid
/ der that ho be returned 90 the church
OF the unemployed" ns ne mascot
Joseph Mitchell negro. wlH then
1 called His SHOES were without sules
and his clothing VAS ragged Reply
| lne to f.odouN's Questions. hc said
I hu had hcen without feod for DAYS 30
e. time in tho slN months he had boon
out vt job
Th,rp WIS mo- bid for his services anil
4 the auctlnncrr called ON the crowd in
piedgc him food and sNolter for week.
Mrs Annie Jackson responded and
went the auctionoor one better b, say
ing shc would be responsible foi Nit
chclla suHienance and sheiicg for q
second week " necessary John Ftr
lcy OF Dorchester wearing @ \ e.
button added dolar another man
promised q suit OF clothes and u SECOND
mnn passed lcdouN s. hin to "huN
rorncthing for the hoYs.'
William Davis hoy OF Is out of "a
job year was offered 60 the crowd
aa one willing 20 work iie said he haze
kept himself going for time on $500
that he had saved. but had reached tho
end ~ hts rope and he VIVA hungry
lie Was promised homo for "a week hy
Mrs y a. Gfanringcr, ana the msn
who promised the elothing To Mitchell
gave s. To Davis
with no bids FOR the three men set
w. LodouN suspended his auction an
nouncing that a would be repeated to-
morrow.
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~ hTNN" w faNW
t'1c mHu' answer was tnat he had
nct worked fn Near Another had
ostcn ouir twice wcok BOZ aiN months
NJ nnomplu, mcnt
James lr1is years Old an ZAP.
standing mnn who said BE-, hid served
four wears in thr army WAS called tn
ih' hi1ci ou iht steps pf me Ptrkmnn
Memorial band stand He stripped 60
ihr Wllst and WIN, l.cdouN directed
wut through ihc army auNhcuics 90
show thr extent Of bis muscular de-.
Nelnpmont Bids were called for
ih'1 is one ~ the men YOU used
dufinr ihe war WhHt viii YOU do with
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TEXAS LEAGUE

iiN Tho .ANHNt lsfftu i'tttH
FORT MNNrlI SWd leiiu WON
illr opouint sam, 80 the scrir FROM FWrt
Worth hfrr fniH tftriuDou tp iu i
h4lliHn nlnuNl luDi hrfW.rn 1908 MNrhcN
ai tho Mtturs aul Hll NMfaktr of the
nate Roth pitchers hutlcd classy ball.
illnn ur hu Tive stirUrH oHch. How
iu
Score b., mniur. 81 10 o.
Dallas 600 mo- QUO Z
rntt Worth 600 700 600 q
Batteries Mitchell and Robertson
Whitaker Gunlhrea and llAwolth.
summary Else hits nun runs nfi
Whitaker iu Innings. sacrifice hits.
iiaics Skinner twn-hasc hits SoArs,
r-n Hoffman struck nut hi Whitaker
a hN Mitchell NterN un hallH. uG Whit
taktt $50 M3ohal dauh, PLAYS Faik
M pitched hHN hs MhlfWkrr 4 Wild
pitch Whitukaf Thine goo. Ompifua.
Mixers aud S.ntell
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HOMES CONDEMNED

GLASGOW sept Twelve thou
sand HOUSES Va Glasgow have been re-
ported as unfit FOR human hanilation
and condemned The town clerk cstl-
mates need Of 57OOO new homes.
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I Nv TIN NNNWCIITHU I7TIfN1
ST LOUIS Sept. R.--St IuniH over.
came thrcc-run lead gained los Chicago
4 IN the first inning and mnds ii two
straight winnlnE tpdnys game o. q.
Sheslrv's home run. with tWo on. pnNe
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rs Tho ',saNTIHT0I I'TTFH1
PHILADELPHIA sept s,-A double
hy Perkins and single b, Pinch Hitter
iohratnn tnhnN gave Philadelphia two
runs and ninth inning rails over Sew
York o., o. 10 D. Ruth made hts 51rd
homer fot this sonson flp now needs
eAii one more Go e1ua his worlds rec
ord 90 last fear Sc4fr
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II THE EUREKA wss your wash
woman" you'd have clean clothes rain
or shine.
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shrevepa-l J. wIehIta 90 3.

iif Vino Associated l'frrs
slltt.N EFFORT ia. sept Rcd Eifd
hoid the Sruiutrs snoroiusf today, al
fhuuEr aNttrH o. inf nine hIts BIO struck
luNf s,Ntr huttrrs Tho GHsntrs made
thNlt Sta hir nri lhlNt rHre
Score OBS uuur- Is ~ b.
NiDllfa Fails unH 900 1000 d
Shreveport lu4 l2H NNN 3
NNfUfft HrWtll NnNliDr tud klach-
lff lirl and NHur
SUMMARY Two hHan bits SisrtA
iWoldt luur alrrIflN. hit EN uldf
lapksuN IrNHra Ilhfl duuhlo AiitNs
'ihl lunasaisftN Watt tn Hartford n
iiihD tAae ou hailH uif agwtn nff
fNri struck Hut hN iiirl q. hA Sowrli
4. loo ou hH'oa WICHITA Falls ShrpNa.
mort s. rwO 1850 tmpiros. Miller and
Cain
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n THE EUREKA wa your ""Heh-
woman you'd have clean clothes ram
or shine
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WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY

TEXAS LEAGUE
wichita fHIs so Shreveport
Dallas ai Fort Worth
Ssn Auipuin 90 GUlNr ftnn
llcsuugnt at Houston
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Sumunfs Two-.iaso hiiH q. walker.
Perkins thrce-haHo hit witt homo run.
Ruth stolen hnsr ". Collins doubt,
PLAY McCnnn to Dykre 60 j Walker.
bases on balls on nommcll g. on Collins
OF ilogcra 8 struek out bv Rommcll 3.
ht collins
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" THE EUREKA was your wash
woman" you'd have clean clothes, rair
or shine
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JOBLESS MEN
ON AUCTION
IN BOSTO n
FOUR YEARS IN Army

Continued From .'aCr one
ID iHcu oug of work aud without food
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-09-09

Has-ffr NrHrh Jameson. three hAN,
hits. NDafh Jones. stolen bases. Merritt
iiasalrr Jones Nrach. double plaa
Sausu tn Johnston. bases on nHlia nfl
nanss ofi Morton ~ sothoron of
caldwell J. or clark q struck ont hi
nauss it soihoron hy Merton !.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-09-09

Rub-M Tisn Kills infection.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE


'is Tho Associated Press.
CLEVELAND Ssut. Cleveland
wound up i,s 1921 home games today o.,
losing o. Detroit if tn Scnref
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-07-13

to be indicted? asked Mr.. Hurl-
burt.
81 don't think so," replied Stone
man.
"He told me that when MIR. Tufts
had spoken of grand jury in
vestigatio n he had asked tol tlme
and that Mr.. Tufts had said he
was willing to give it".
Stoneman testified he was en-
ployed by Abrams in 1917 about
two months after the dinner at
Mishawum Manor, the road house
conducted by Brownie" kennedys
He first learned of the Wobuln
party at conference at the Ho-
tel Touraine where Abrams told
him of dinner given to Fatty"
Arbuckle at the Coplcy Plaza on
March 6, and said that afterwards
some members of the party went
to MishaWum Manor.