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Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-06
Central Basketeers
Presented Letters

At a mass meeting held at the
Rialto theater yesterday morning,
Central Highs basket tosscrs were
awarded letters in recognition OF
their work on the hardwood floor
last winter.
Those to receive the varsity "O'
were Capt. Beerkle, Lawson, Reyn-
olds, Keyt, Konecky and Percival.
Holmes, Johnston, Marrow. Ravitz,
Howell, Sautter and Gcrelick re-
ceived Rs. Coach Hill presented
them.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-06
Tech Captures Second Honor.
Price Beats Two State
Rccords-Bccrklc Ties
Dash Mark.
BY JIMMIE BAUGH.

olsAS WtetetHnlastiC fctofus were
beaten aud a worlds collegiate mark
was threatened yesterday IN the city
high school track and field meet in
which Central athletes irirmphed
The Purple and White stars cap
Ntured total OF 90 ~ points out OF
q possible III, giving them first
honors.
Tech came in Tor second laurels
with 81 l-2 points. South was third
with IL. and Benson bfough, up the
rear with 3, finishing first in only one
event, the haif-milc relay.
Worlds Record Shaken.
Becrkle, high scorer for Central.
Aclipped -fif,hs OF a second off the
state interscholastic record in the
20 low hurdles. his time being
ls3-s seconds. The state mark Is
26l-5.
The worlds record OF 81 SIS Sec
onds for this event was shaken, Beer
kle's pace being only four seconds
under il.
He also tied the state record of
l0l-S in the l0O-yard dash.
Beats State Marks.
By sprinting TO victory in the 44O
and 220 dashcs. Prince OF Tech. who
came in for second high scoring hon
ors, beat the state mark in both
events.
His time in the 220 was p Sec
onds flat. which is two-iiiths OF a
81, 81. IL,
has stood since 1904.
He bested the state 440 record by
two and four-fifths seconds with his
SIS sprint. The record OF 50 IS
was set in 1920.
Although lacking the personnel to
be a contender with its rivals. Ben
son grabbed off the honor of win
ming the half-milc relay and clipping
one,fifth Of a second off the state
mark.
Negro Star Shines.
None ofsthe records can go down
as official, however. as the runners
in the sprints and middle distance
events were greatly aided by strong
wind at their backs.
Price, the Tech negro, and Beer
kle, were the outstanding stars OF the
meet. i 4
Four thousand students witnessed
the contests.
Summary:
loc-yard dash; Beerkle. Central. first;
Galloway. Central. second: Kline. Tech,
aso.vard ash: price. Tech, and Gilbreth,
South. tied 70. first place: Giibrcth. South.
third. Time; o::2.
g44o-yard dash: Price. Tech. first; Day,
Central, secend; Percival. central' third.
Sso.ysrd runs: Price, Tech. first: Day..
Central. second; McWade. Tech third.
Time: ?:o5 rs. -
Mile: Rodda.i Benson. first: Lawson.
Central. second; Devoe. Tech, thirA. Time:
i:o-yard hurdles: Besrkle, Central first;
swenson, Tech, second; AckermanS South.
and sautter, Central. tied for third. Time;
:so-yard hurdles: Beerkle. Central. first:
Kline Tech. second; Swenson. Tech, third
Time: o::b as.
Central. second; Durnall. South and West.
Tech. tied tor third. HcSsht: feet. $
inches.
Broad jump: aIaritsa.. Central. first;
Distance: n.ss s:on; !; issSn' ssst. inches. & '' '
Pope, Central, second; Postal, Tech, third.
Height: feet T. inches.
field. South, second; Howell. Central. third,
Distance: ~ feet inches.
Discus: Thomas. Central, first; Caid-
well. South, second; Wakefield, s0uth.
Haif-miie relay: Central Galloway.
Maritsas, sautter. Beerkle). first: Tech,
second Benson. third. Time: 1885 s-S.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-06
California Net Stars
Defeat Wisconsin Uni

Madison, Wis, May Stalking
six out Of seven sets the University
Of Southern California defeated the
University of Wisconsin in an in
tersectional tennis meet yesterday.
?, V. Greene defeated Gotfredson,
Wisconsin star, SO. GA, GA. Welch,
California. defeated Treadwell. Wis
conSin, in two straight sets, while
the western pair carried two easy
sets against Gotfredson and Tread
well in the doubles
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-06
Leach Cross Would
Adopt Ring Name

Los Angeles, May S. Leach
Cross, former. lightweight boxer,
wants that made his legal name.
His true name is Louis Charles
Wallach. Born in New York, So
years ago, he has been practicing
dentistry here for several years. with
the exception of a few months last
year, when he went back to the ring.
In filing a petition in the superior
court here for permission to change
his name he asked the same privilege
for his wife and minor daughter.
His reason for desiring the change
is that nobody ever calls him by his
true name.
Bee Want Ads Are Best Business
Boosters.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-06
Cardinals Trim
Cincinnati Reds
in Close Contest
St. Louis Nationals Make j,
Three in Row. Winning by
3 10 2-Pfcffer Tish,ens
Up Toward Finish.

81, LOUIS, Ma, s.-St Louis made
/, three in a row over Cincinnati to.
day. winning. ) TO 2. A rally in the
fourth gave the Cardinals all their
runs off Luque. Piefier started badly
bu, pitched great ball in the late IN
nings.
Stock. third baseman ioF ~. Louis,
was not IN the game. having been
suspended Tor three days Tor his
rumpus with the umpires yesterday.
Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-06
Creenleaf Defeats
Walter Franklin
Omaha Bee Leased wire.

New ork, May 5.-Ralph Green
leaf got away to a flying start in the
defense OF his national professional
pocket billiard championship against
Walter Franklin OF Kansas City in
the first block Of their match at
Kline's Strand academy, tonight.
Alter 36 innings Of play the cham
pion emerged with a margin Of %
balls in his favor, the score being,
Greenleaf. l56; Franklin. "a.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-06
Honolulu Champ Loses.

Los Angeles. May 4.-Walter
Miller of Los Angeles. claimant Of
the worlds middleweight wrestling
championship, was given decision
over Kinjo Ikeda Of Honolulu,
claimant Of the catch-as-
championship of Hawaii, at the Los
Angeles Athletic club last night
after eight >l0-minute rounds. There
were no falls.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-06
Freberg Unconscious
IS Minutes After Ed
LeWis Uses deadlock

Minneapolis. Mimi, May SD
STRANGER" Lewis, heavyweight
wrestling champion, retained his title
here last night by defeating John
/, ,Freberg of Sweden.
Lewis won the first fail in Sc min
utes with deadlock. Freberg was
unable to continue and was uncon-
scious for IS minutes.
The crowd hooted Lewis and the
champion had to be escorted by po-
lice to his dressing room and then
to his hotel.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-06
Premier Hughes Injured

London, May 5.-Prennier w. M.
Hughes Of the Australian common
wealth was thrown from his horse
and his collar bone broken yester-
day while he was visiting Grafton,
New South Wales, says a Reuter-
dispatch from Snyney. The injury
is not considered serious.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-06
DETROIT.

Totals % a7l4
4Batted for Ehmke in eighth.
ssBatted for Clark in ninth
s1sBatted for Cobb in ninth.
Score by innings:
st. Louis ............6 90 o 3-6
Detroit ...........O 90 o o 0 o 0 o Ii
Summary-Rurs: Tobin (2) Gerber (2).
Williams Jacobson. Woodall Errors :
Gerber. Cobb, Veach. RiKney, Manion,
johnson. Three-base hit: Gerber. Sacri-
flee hits: Ellerbe. Sisler. Heilmann. Left
on balls:f Off Bayne. 2; off johnson. 5.
Struck out: BY Bayne, s; by Ehmke, 5.
Hts: Off Ehn,ke. 10 in 4 innings; off
ball: Bassier by Bayne; jacobson, BY
Ehmke. Losing pitcher: Ehmke I'm
rires: Hildebrand and Dineen Time:
9.0s
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-06
Sacce Gets Draw.

Tacoma, Wash, May 5.-Jimmy
Sacco. Boston lightweight, and Bus
by Michaels Of New York boxed
six rounds to draw here tonight.
Sacco claimed foul in the second
round, but after doctors examina-
ton the referee ordered three
minute rest and the bout continued.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-06

Cain ts Mst a.-,sperial 10y de-
fss,iHs hlliisFa hsts last saturday ~ -
:, cain hlsh sthaai aBn its fifih siFsisht
Nlrtsfy this season 'kwshsH paushsrtyl
salns pitcher, sss the star ~ the dsA
haidiax the ttiiisrs team hitlsss IN The
seven Innings he Was IA the hnA and col
lestinH three hits for himself IN -four
trips 10 the plate
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-06

Barney u ur c u,
broke up what
might have been
an ex,ra-inning al
fair. With the
score 10 all in
Onaha's hall OF
the final s,anza,
Herman reached
FIRST on a iielder's
choice, wen, 10
second on Gran
.hsm's single to
light, and scored
the winning run
when Burch, pinch
hitting for "Cy"
Linglc. slammed
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-06

Score by innings:
Wichita ..........o 2ool1ooa o.
Des Moines ........0 . 3 0 0 3 0 0 l Is
Summary - Runs: Berger, WashbLrn,
East. Blakesly. Butler (2), Gregory, Horan,
Milan. Turgeon (2), Yuma (2), Banner.
Cullop. Errors: Berger (2), Mcdowell,
Wagner (2), Milan, Turgeon. Banner Two.
base hits: Haley (2). Washburn, Nc
Dowell, Gregory. Berger, Turgeon (O.
Yuma (2). Wagner, German. Sacrifice
hit: Mcdowell. Stolen bases: Butler.
Yuma. Left on bases: Wichita, II; Des
Moines, >. Struck out: BY 'Cullop 3; by
Gregory. 5. Base on balls: OF CuIlop, ).
Hit by pitched ball: East, by Cullop. Wild
pitch: Cullop. Earned runs: Wichita, s;
Des Moines. 4. Double play: Mcdowell
Berger Washburn. Umpires: Anderson and
Donohue. Time: ::03
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-06
Bears WALTON Saints.

Denver, May 5.-Eugene Comes. pinch
hitting for Johnny Mohardt In the 10th
inning. scored Tommy Long with 4 single
10 deep center and Denver defeated st.
Joseph. to 3, here this afternoon.
The advantage see-saHed back and forth
throughout the early, periods Of the game,
with Ed Wetzel for Denver and McColl
FOR st. Joseph pitching tight bali. Score
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-06
Mike Donlin to Scout.

Boston, May 5.-Mike Donlin,
former star Of the Giants and the
Braves, now an actor, will act as
scout for the Boston Americans this
summer, it was announced today.
He will cover the western leagues.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-06

Fremont, Nrb., May b.-tspselsl t=fh'
Eikhafn Valley league opened VS. ssssai
sunday, four good games bsihs plas"i
The Fremont HELMS, defeated toepnf, a.
Fremont, 10 10 I, whils Al Arlington, th'
Fremont senins took d . 10 : game ftav
that place ssflbnsr ran nask WIN Nst
let, y 10 .. and Nickersen defeated blsH
3 10
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-06

bloomfield. Neb.. May b.-tSpeeial, -
The local town baseball team held lie
first workout yesterday, and about
dozen candidates reported. Present indi
cations point for Il good team. the back.
stop position being the only one mat j.
causing much concern. II IN not At al
unlikely that a man viii have to be hired
TO filI this Job. but otherwise tho team
will be q strictly home proposition.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-06
Rroxna Defeat Tigers.

Detroit. May 5--Bayne today held De-
troit to two singles. both in the ninth in
ming. and St. Louis defeated the Tigers.
to !. In the concluding game Of the
series here. The hits followed by He'll
manns fly gave the Tigers their lone
run Manager Cobb .benched himself for
a pinch hitter IN the ninth sending in
Fothergill, who flied out to Williams. The
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-06
luvmp,,rey Loses.

Humphrey. Ncb.. May 5.-tSpccIAI. -
The Humphrey town team lost Us first
game OF the season Sunday. the Norfolk
state league team. taking the long end
OF a 1 TO . score. The game was wit
nessed by one Of the larges, crowds that
ever assembled 10 see ball game at inc
Humphrey grounds. The day being very
windy handicapped hitting to a large
extent. however. both pitchers were work
Ing In big-lesRue style and the hits we're
few on both sides, Norfolk getting three
and Humphrey two.
Batteriss-IIumphrey: Bennehan and
Schumacher Norfolk: Spence and West.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-06

the Sherman Howard league, Sunday. Elhs
won a double. header from Rockville. win.
ming the first II TO I and the second '
TO &. DAnpebroE shut out Fsrwcll. 20
0. and Ashton won from Boclus. 10 '.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-06

tsiFbaFs state league baseball team Dc
fssisd ihs Hfaains Independents Wed
nssasss 8 20 4, snttssiss fef fslfeaFt.
JsAhls and keilE bfaaiagl pensit sna
sehaite
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-06
State Records Beaten and Worlds Mark Shaken City High Track Nee
l'SelIlIP!oABi
IeAnjd(elu'oI


AlESids, Ash, Mar -lsnseisit t-fhs
MiRsias baseball iesm epsasi lts ssssws
sapdss b. defeating Hsshihs, 70 = ~
fast sslas The tsstafss ~ the ssms
ssFs the hilt.aS % .pateha .Hi fFsd
tishssn taF the winners sHa tbs pilfhihs
If ThaFRsresn for the iasefs,
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-06

Yestefday'e kRsults.
2 Milwaukee. g: Columbus. s.
Indianapolis. 10: St. Paul, Z.
Minneapolis. 3: Louisville, 8.
Kansas City. 8: Toledo, 8.
s-- Teday's Games.
Toledo at Kansas City.
Columbus At Milwaukee. -.
indianapolis At ST. Paul.
Louisville at Minneapolis.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-06

Pittsburgh. May s.-Pittsburgh defeated
Chicago today. > TO I. Tho first Pitts.
bureh run was scored In the third inning
on hits by Carey snd Ticracy. krux's
error and Mokan's sacrifice. Chicsgo's
run was scored In the ninth on hits by
keiieher. Maisci and Miller. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-06

Thrc~base hitsi nsa~. Two. .has~ bits {
wilcox. 81 Herman Davis. stuart. Lamb.
3. Mct.innis. Crosby. Runs snd h,isi OF
UyUgn,nnd, 8 and I bs oRe and IS In
tsnksxs; off stokes. I and Q In cre tnains !.
off Black. . ssd 9 In thsee ianinssi off
HO~hles. = and I In four inntngsi off
Trenton. 3 and 3 In sne and s-s Innings.
Winning pitcher, stokesi tesing pitrhes.
Trenton. struck out, Ny Drusps nd.
none; by Wilson. 3, BY stokes. hansi ~
Black. 2, BY Boehles. 9, BY Tssntsn.
none. lsases on halle, OFT Dsvsmasd.
nens; off Wilson. ), Oft stokes. aonei off
Black, J.. Oft Boehtev. none, Oft Tveason.
2. ltit By pitched ball; tGrnathan,l. ~
nlaek. Time os same; 800. umpires:
Mc(iloom and browne.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-06

- fsal Nsh, May s.-,spsgisl,i.th'
FpatTsi Nebraska ieskas ~lit open hss
sunisy sitn sis teams sntsfsd ~ th'
FsFs oEa. Nefih t.oap. heeiis, aFsstss
i.app eiis ana AFv.siia arc the 'ssm
F#R4wssntFd
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-06
Western League


Boosters Defeat Witches.
Des Moines. May 5.-After Wichita had
punched hits in the ninth for three runs
and a one run lead. Des Moines knotted
the score III its half and won in the
10th, Sto Z. on singles by Turgeon and
Banner and double by Gormsn. The
score.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-06

.Rstt.d for esyeney In eighth
ssBsitsd for Luaus in ninth.
seors by inlinsst
ctneinnsti ,,,','.,.,,ii 100 s-3
81, Louis ..,.....,..te o os-s
summary - Runs Dsubsr,. Pineiii
Smith, Torporcsr, Hornsby Error; Tor.
poreer. Two.hss~ hits Pineiii, Smith
Three. hasa hit: Ainsmith. Nome rum bau'
bert. Stolen base Mciienry, Double plays:
Pineili- Bohnc- -paubert. Left on basssi
Cincinnati, Z; st. Louis, 4. Bas~ on balls;
OFF pfeffer. I. Oft Luau~. ?, Struck out;
by pfefer, 8. hit by pitched hall; Hsr-
grave. by PETER. Umpres; Pfirman. Me
Cormick and nigler. Time: i.Js.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-06

Yesterdays Results.
New FORK. 8: Philadelphia, I.
NJ. Louis. s, Detroit. I.
Cleveland, q. Chicago. J.
Washington at Boston. rain.
Toslsy's Games.
New York d, Philadelphia.
Washington At Boston,
Chicago at Detroit.
~. Louls At Cleveland.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-06
Ynnkeea 1eat. Athletica. \.

'Philadelphfa. May S.-Dcvorp1er's long
double. scoring Ward and Scott in the
eighth today. broke Philadelphia's win
ming streak and gave New York q to
I victory Ed Miller and Dykes kept the
Athletics in the running with circuit
drives. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-06
.irrsBuRGH.

Summary-Runs. KelIeher, Carey. BIZ
bee. Cooper. Error: Krug. Two-base hits:
Hollocher. OFarrell. Cooper. Stolen bases:
Statz. Carey. Sacrifice hits: Maisel, Mokan.
Double plays: Cooper -Maranyilie- Grimm.
Cooper Grimm. Left on basea: Chicago.
z: Pittsburgh, Z. Base on balls: Off Jones.
2 :off Freeman. /: off Cooper, ;. Struck
out: BY Jones. 4: by Cooper. Z. Hits: OFT
Jones' . in I innings: off Freeman. l in
I inning. Winning pitcher: Cooper. Los
ing pitcher Jones. Umpires: Moran and
Quigley. Time: 1:l9.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-06
BaseRanRe!:sullss !:s
'6ljdStdl1dtr,QS

Pittsburgh. a. Chicago. 1,
81 Louis, J. Cincinnati, .,
Philadelphia al New York. rain,
hoston Al brooklyn. rain,
TodAy's Games.
Chicago ~ Pittsburgh.
Cincinnati At ~, Louis
hoston st brooklyn,
Philadelphia al New York.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-06

q SumnAary--Runs: z. Miller. Pipp. Ward.
Scott (2). Ed Miller ts), Welsh, Dykes.
Errors: None. Two.base hits: Devormer,
Dykes. Welch. Home runs: Ed Miller.
Dykes. Sacrifice hit: Ward. Left on
bases: New York. s: Philadelphia. .. Base
on balls: Off Naylor, 3: off Moore. 2: off
Shawkey. g. Struck out: BY Shawkey. s.:
by Moore. 3. Hits: Off Naylor. none in
1-3 innings: off Moore. ~ in 8 .-3 in
nings: off Rommei, none in l inning. Los
ing pitcher: Moore. Umpires: Connolly
and Wilson. Time: 1850.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-06
'Batted for Robertson in seventh.
.sBatted for Acosta In eighth.

'Rattcd for Robertson in seventh.
''Batted for Acosta In eighth.
Score by innings:
Cleveland ......,.....o J ~
Chicago ...........0 0 0 0 0 o l 0 "a
Summary Runs: Wambsganss f?),
Speaker (2), Wood. O'Neill Collins, Hoop
er. Strunk Errors: johnson. Hooper,
Falk t2). Two-base hits: Speaker. ONeill.
Strunk te). Sothoron, Falk. Stolen bases
hits: Wambsganss McHnnis. Falk. Double
plays wambsga mss McInnis. Falk. .Sheeley.
Left on bases: Cleveland, s: Chicago. =.
Base on balls: Off Robertson. 3; off Soth-
oron 4; off Cox, .. Struck out: By Rob-
ertson, 4: by Sothoron. 2: by Acosta, J:
Hits: orr Robertson. = in s innings: off
Cox. 1 In inning: off Acosta. ! in in
ming; off Davenport. none in ] inning.
Ralk: Robertson. Passed bail: ONeill.
Losing pitcher: Robertson. EMPIRES: Evans,
,Nallin and Moriarty. Time: 1850.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-06

Summary-Runs: Fisher. DEBATE (2),
Long 20. Stanley, Patterson. Errors: De-
fate (2N Mcdonald. Earned runs: st.
Joseph 1 Denver. 2. Stolen base: Wright.
Two-base hits: Long. Patterson. Three
base hit: Grabowski. Home run: DEBATE.
Passed ball: Spencer. Struck out: BY Nc
Coll, 5: by Wetzel, 3. Base on balls: Off
McCon /; off Wetzel. I. Double plays:
Patterson Wright : Stanley. spranger :
Wright -Shanley. DEBATE -Nufer- Grover. Hit
by pitched ball: Corriden. Bonowitz. Left
on base: st. Joseph. s; Denver, 5. Um-
pires: Fitzpatrick and Burnside. Time:
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-06

Gothenburx. Neb,, Msy ss-tsnstis
TsIesrsm. i-tiethenbJtw defeated srsd:
here sunday In fast and inletcs,ini
game. ) 10 \. Taylor, pitching for tn
locals whitfield 10 battefs and allowed oui.
four hits. . ninth inning raily sssst
Brady from ( shutout.
Score BY innings
brady ..E..te o q o Q 90 II
oothenburx "a 0 o o 0 o o e--5
Bati.ti~s-Rfadys krstzsnstcln. cainh
lin and Carter. Gothrnburg: Tayior and
Bailey.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-06

the score OF II to ~.
A ninth-inning rally on the part Q
the Bufialoes and their manager
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-06
PHILADELPHIA,

sBattAd for Moore in eighth.
Score by innings:
New York ...........0 0 o 0-5
Philadelphia ........o 01 90 o.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-06
Buffalocs and
Oilers Slam
Out % Hits
Wilcox Knocks Homer. Pal,
II Doubles and Singles
Locals Win by ii
10 10 Score.
BY RALPH WAGNER.

HOSE Omaha Buiia-
loes played righ.
smartly at the FIJI.
teenth and Vin,on
street lot yesterday
afternoon and defeat
ed the Tulsa Oilers in
the first game OF 4
four-contest series by
The Coconino sun., 1922-09-01
Federated Church . < $* < | | | $$$$$$ .

"They that wait upon the Lord shall renew their strength; they shall mount up with wings as eagles; they shall run and not be weary; they shall walk and not faint" Isa. 40:31.
 There is no question but that every Christian should form the habit of retreat at some hour during each day. Silent meditation in the presence of God for renewing of strength is a much needed recreation of the soul. This verse outlines a condition of growth and development that can be realized by any Christian who will try it. Our attendance was not as large last Sunday as it has been dur ing the summer. We hope more of our own people will pray for and at tend the services. The pastor earnest ly requests this on your part. Two were received into the church last Sunday. God is with us. Brother A. w. Brown was elected to fill the vacancy of Sunday school superinten- dent We will surely miss Brother Walker and family, who soon go to Stanford university. The Walkers have been ardent workers for Gods cause here and we wish them success wherever they go and we shall be glad to welcome them back at any time. Regular services next Sunday. The young people are having splendid times at their Sunday evening ser vices. Come and help them.
 w. H. ZOOK, Pastor.
The Coconino sun., 1922-09-01

P. w. Longfellow, Mrs. T. E. Pollock, Mrs. R. P. Huddleston, Mrs. Clement Mover, George E. Tackitt, MT. and Mrs. Herbert Hilkins, M. E. Tackitt, Charles Wilkerson, s. o. Monroe, j.. D. Dupn, Earl Sisk, R. G. Rabbit, James Rabbit, H. H. Longfellow, c. l.. Fleck, w. L. Gum, w. R. Hoff- man, Harold Thomas, Dr. R. O. Ray mond, w. D. McClurken, Paul Golf fin, c. w. Isham, John S. Dodson, M. V. Dodson, John J. Schwarz, J. F. Walker, l.. w. Walker, F. S. Caring, Robert Kimbro, William R. Brown, Paul Keller, F. M. Bryant, George Babbitt, Herbert Babbitt, T. A. Rior- dan, Tom Long, w. H. Conley, George Atterbury, J. A. Kellam, Louis Kel- ly, Among others at the dance were Miss Elsie Toles, state superintendent of schools, of Phoenix; Judge Henry D. Ross, Walter Miller and party of Jerome, Mrs. M. B. Hazeltine and party of Prescott, Dr. H. w. Spink of Chinlee, Mr. and Mrs. Emory Kolb and Mir. and Mrs. F. c. Spencer of Grand Canyon; MT. and Mrs. Harry Leslie, Mir. and Mrs. Byron Sharp, Katherine V. Hunter, Martha P. Dar- by, Mrs. Allen P. Sianz, Olive V. Sianz, Victor w. Kilcrease, Lew Ben nett, A. G. Sianz, all of Tuba City; Donald Smith, Leupp, and the follow ing from Kayenta: MT. and Mrs. Har- " Leslie, MT. and Mrs. John Kether- i'll, Mir. and Mrs. Vic Kilcrease, Miss Helen Leslie, Jack King, T. E. Fitz- gerald.
The Coconino sun., 1922-09-01
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 : THAT people from neighboring ! cities will come where there is
 < something doing. ADvER- : TISE!
 | THAT the city which does not < seek something better than it ' now has, is going to lose out. | ADVERTISE!
 | THAT now is the time your city z and business need advertising = more than ever before. ADJ | VERTISE!
 ' THAT if you don't get out and + go after the outside trade, : some neighboring city will. . ADVERTISE! ! THAT if they do, they will get : the business you should get. ' ADVERTISE.