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, 1922-08-21
YASKs LEAD BROWNS
BY YJLL GAME NOW

NEW YORK. Aug. 1.-The New
York Americans. carried to a I to s
victory over Chicago By Babs Ruth's
25th and 2eth home runs today led
by a fun game the st. Louis Browns,
who were idle Sunday.
The Giants retained their three and
a half game margin over the Car
dinals. winning from the Cubs 8 10 4
by virtue bf n seventh inning batting
rally. Scott, the Giant pitcher. weak.
ened in the eighth, but young Claud
Jonnard who relieved. stemmed the
Cub assault.
Eight runs scored of three Philiy
pitchers in the seventh and elgth
innings enabled the Giants to beat
tho Quakers 0 to g.. Cincinnati took
two games from the Brooklyn club,
pounding Grimes for 10 hits and ten
runs in seven innings of the first
game. winning 10 to s. aad winning
the second 4 10 3, a pitching battle
between Galore and Rixy, in ten
innings.
Boone, a recruit. outpttched the
veteran Waiter johnson and Speakers
club defeated Washington 2 to 0 in
" innings.
, 1922-08-21
BIC MUDDY DEFEATS
GLENDO, 4 TO Z IN
LAST CAME At HOME

Big Muddy gave another reason for
her claim Of the Central Wyoming
baseball championship yesterday when
that aggregation defeated tho Glendo
nine by a score CT 4 to 2.
Stevenson pitched for the winning
team. and Stmonds caught. p. Mar
lett was master singer for Glendo,
while his brother. C. Mariett, received.
Governor Robert D. Carey opened
tho game by pitching the first ball
Hostilities YER fast and even, until
the fourth inning when Big Muddy
ran away with a couple Of good ones.
Again in the seventh the driller re-
peated their performance. with Glendo
scoring only once. Glendo scored
another in the following inning. and
the ninth WAS without results for
either side.
Stevenson struck out eight men.
The attendance was aocut a thou
sand, which was unusually good.
Big Muddy and Douglas will play
the final game OF tho season at Doug
las next Sunday. Douglas has gone
down before the oil field bunch once
this "a and will have a chance to
I'D.
, 1922-08-21

win be on tho coaching router of the
high school this year. His knowledge
OF athletics and ability as a player
should serve tho various teams in
Casper TO good advantage. His ar.
rival IN Casper may Be expected with.
In n short time.
The University OF Wisconsin is
the most beautiful place I ever saw"
said Morgan.
While at Wisconsin,. Morgan took
ccu-ses In football under Coach Guy
Lowmnr. track under Professor T. z.
Jones. physical director OF the univer-
sity; basketball undsr DR.. w. e.
Meanwel and additional work In tho
education department. Mrs. Morgan
audited several courses in subjectn
which viii prove beneficial In her
work In the schools here this year.
Morgan is so thoroughly pleased
with h courses he took this ummer
thdt he plans to return to Madison
next year for further work along the
same line. In the football course. the
students appeared daily in regular
gridiron toys and obtained practical
as we'll as theoretical work. In the
track course. which Morgan describes
as the most thorough Of all. Professor
Jones. who has had exceptional sue.
cess in developing track athletes,
showed photographs Of star perform.
ers to illustrate perfection IN athletic
form and blue prints Were given out
&c show proper coaching methods.
The course in basketball under DR..
Meanwell was particularly Instructive
and showed. according 70 Morgan,
why Meanwel is recognized rs the
leading basketball coach of tho United
States. In the coaching courses,
which included various lines of physi.
cal education, there were 1900 stu.
dents enrolled.
, 1922-08-21
DEFEATED
IN SEM|-FNALS
Casper Star Fights Over
Three Hours in Tennis
Match With Texan.

DENVER, Aug. ai%w. L. COLEMAN,
Corpus Christi. Texas. eliminated
Billy Rehr. Casper. Wye. from the
Colorado state tennis tournament yes
terday, winning 90. 81. as. 81, 6-1.
Coleman meets Jack Phelps. Denver.
for the title today.
The match with Rehr took 3 hours
) minutes to play and SO games were
necessary to change the tide OF VIC
tory. Both men were exhausted at
the finish. although Rehr seemed to
have a little better condition. He WINS
unable. however. to extend himself in
the final set to get the hard hit place
ments OF Coleman
FJ>:@ea games In the match went to
deui'e. Coleman won 2o2 points. while
Rehr took 1875. Rehr had . double
faults and Coleman 10.
, 1922-08-21
GRID
PROSPECTS UP
Hope for More Satisfactory
Season Than Last Year,
Report.

MINNEAPOLIS. MINI. Aus. IL.
By The Associated PreEsEFouow-
ers Of the fortunes 81 the University
OF Minnesota football squad are look
Ing forward 20 a season which Is ex.
pscted TO prove more satisfactory
than those OF the immediate past.
Coach Bill spauiding. who started
the preparatory work for the 1879
season last spring. and gave those
sufficiently interested to visit North
rop field for a spring game. some real
football. VIII show what he can do
against Big Ten conferences teams.
The only team TO be played outside
tho conference this season Is the Uni
versity OF North Dakota. which will
show at Northrop field October 4. In.
diana, Ohio ststs and Wisconsin Will
be h other telms paying on the
homs grounds this year. The away
trombone games are against North.
western. Iowa and Michigan.
During the spring workouts SpauId.
ing had the squad playing real foot.
bail. and those who followed the work
closely predict that this fan wnl DO
a satisfactory one provided the ellet.
oility rulings OF the faculty do not
cut In. Late his reason a number
OF promising candidates had scholas.
tic difficulties TO rid themselves of
before tho fan and It IS reported SOW.
eral succeeded In accomplishing this
during the summer sesdon.
Coach spauiding exp sets n OF the
largest squads in the history OF Min.
nesota football 10 answer the call for
candidates. Many Of last years
squad T conditioning themselves
now, and within the next month will
DO in shape for the hardest work rs-
quired OF them.
The schedule for the season is;
October Minnesota vs.. North
Dakota at Minneapolis.
October 14-Minnesota vs. indiana
at Indianapolis.
October 2l-Minnesota VS.. North.
western at Evanston.
October 2s-Aiinnesota vs.. Ohio
State at Minneapolis.
November 4-Minnesota vs.. wis
consin at Minneapolis.
November 11-Minnesota W.. Iowa
az Iowa City.
November 1s-open.
November 25-Nfinnesota vs.. Mich.
lgan at Minneapolis.
, 1922-08-21

ginning Wednesday played practices
rounds over the links today 1t u tx
pectsd shout twice that numbsr WI
be out for limbering up rounds tomor-
row and when championship play DO
GIN fully $50 expected to tee off.
Among those who were out for prnc-
tee vsro George DieEsi. New Orleans:
Bob Cfuikshank. whom Gene Sara
zen defeated In the professional tour
nsy at ockmont: Pat o'Hara Wood.
Harry Hampton. Boboie Shave. Al
Wairous. wiIis Robertson and others.
The course ~ parchsd although the
green are IN excellent condition. Err.
ME Ford. Plum Horow's pro was low
man in Sundays practice play. turn.
ing IN q 70. under par.
, 1922-08-21
TENNIS STARS CLASH
AGAIN IN BIG TOURNEY

BOSTON. Aug. 21.-Mntches Of IN.
terest were set for the grandstand
courts Of the Long Wood Cricket club
at Chestnut Hill today in spite of tho
seeded draw for the first round OF
the national doubles lawn tennis
championship.
In these featured contests William
T. Tilden II. and vicent Richards,
members OF the United States Davis
cup team were drawn to meet zenzo
Shimizu. the japanese player, and
Francis T. Hunter OF New Rochelle.
n. Y: mt Mauel Alonzo and Count
Manuel De Conan. Spanish Davis cup
players to meet Fritz Bastian and
Ralph H. Burdick, both Of Indianap-
oils.
The national boys and national
junior singles and doubles tourna-
ments started today on the Long
Wood courts of the club.
, 1922-08-21
Sport Notes

outfielder Goslin of Washington has
hit way up among the American
only three lost.
The Yankees believe that with their
present lineup they VIII never be
headed once they reach h top.
Begins to look as IL the Tigers
would win the Lake Erie champion
ship and the Indians finish second.
Ty Cobb is no longer the great base
stealer he once was, but h old oo5
can still hit 'em a milo.
Ten years Of ba~okstoppins for the
White Cox and still a top-noteher IN
the big show. That's Ray 6chslk-
American league pitchers appear to
be moro careful what they toss up to
TfIy Walker nowadays than they are
to Babe Ruth.
The chances are that Il more base
bah averages could be dug up than
are now used, the Braves would DC
found at the bottom.
St. Louis fans expect the Cardinals
to nail the old pennant to the mast
once they are settled down on the
home lot
BurleiEh Grimes must have got In
bad very deep when President Enbets
Of the Dodgers demands that Burleigh
must apologize.
Iostng . string Of games to west
ern teams doesn't cut much Ct q fig.
me with the Giants standing SO long
rs they have their eastern rivals 30
play whit.
'Reb" Russell must have brought a
barrel OF rabbits feet and h~orseshoes,
besides hig trrsty wRr club, when he
Joined the Piratos.
Holding down fourth piaco In team
batting averages shows that the
TnnIks' heavy hitters sre not doing
much heavy hitting.
Joe Bush Of tho Yazlpsss apd Waiter
johnson OF the Eenatoss sre two pitch.
crs who ara liable 20 wip their "
camss with Q hit any ED teunA
, 1922-08-21
Sport Calendar;

RACING
Meeting OF Saratoga association, at
Saratoga Springs.
Meeting Of Windsor Jockey club. at
Windsor. Ont.
TROTTING
Opening Of Grand Circuit meeting
at Poughkeepsie.
Opening OF Great Western Circuit
meeting at Aurora. Ill.
GOLF
New England amateur professional
tournament. at Winchester. Mass.
Washington Stats women's cham,
pionship at Aberdeen.
BOWLING
Dominion lawn bowling champion,
ship o,,ons at Toronto.
TENNIS
National doubles championship tour
rarnent open at Boston.
BOXING
Jeff Smith VS., Jamaica kid. IA
rounds, at Dayton.
Jock Malone VS.. Jimmy Clabby. 10
rounds, at Aurora.
Young Mantreal VS.. Roy Moore. 10
rounds. at Albany.
Harry Wills VS.. Buddy Jnckson, IL
rounds, at Newark.
Terry McHugh We. Frankie Daily, 10
rounds, at Allentown.
, 1922-08-21

The local high school team will have
10 round into form quickly as they
play tho Douglas high school during
the wyoming state fair at Douglas in
the fore part OF September. Brand
new football outfits have been secured
for the squad this year and the n
tire athletic equipment is in fine
shape to inansurate a banner athletic
year. Although several stars Of the
past season have been graduated.
there is a strong nucleus remaining
and Casper should have n first class.
II not championship aggregation. this
autumn.
Sam Neff. halfbaok on the Univer.
sity OF Wyoming football team. and a
performer in other branches of sport,
, 1922-08-21

NEWPORT. r I. Aug. 7i-The
Hnsey brothers. Pacific coast doubles
champions won the nnal match
OF the Casino douhisz tennia. defeaung
the intornationalists. r. n. Williams
II and William washburn- Tho
scores OF tho five set eneountar TIM.
was finished IN rain. were; 81. as.
60. 10. 6-s.
, 1922-08-21

PEORIA. m.-Johnny weismunsr
shattered another worlds swimming
record. negotiating 500 meters IN 9
minute Al rs secondr
, 1922-08-21

counted for i've runs. The fourth,
coming in h ninth inning with two
on bases, won tho game
Babes season total now Is IS, SIX
behind Ken william OF the Browns.
In all his big league career, Babe has
knocked iss home runs.
And his bat goes knocking on
, 1922-08-21
WOMEN WIN.

PARIS-English women athleees
won first international wotnen's track
meet Over competitors from United
States. France, Switzerland and
CsocboSloektA The AmsfcaB team
Becond.
, 1922-08-21
GERMAN elders EXCEL
IN PARIS CONTESTS,
AMERICAN IS SEVENTH

PARIS. Aug. 1@The superiority
OF tho Germans in "Eiiding'-nyint
motorless airplanes-is emphasizes b,
tho results Of the international con
tests a. Clermont Ferrand which
closed yesterday. The best accom-
plishment was that Of a FArman bi
plane which IN the two weeks flying
was in the air a total Of 20 minutes
80 seconds.
Edmund Allen. the American entry
was given seventh place. His niEhti
totaled IL minutes 81 second befor,
his machine was put out OF compost
ton by accident.
General classification tests from ths
top OF tho 4.0O0-foot mountain Puyds
Dome. nro TO begin tomorrow.
, 1922-08-21

MICHIGAN UTY-FIoyd Fitrslm.
mons. promoter. made public \ letter
to Governor McGray IN which he
formally notified the governor the
Hrcnnan-Dempsey bout had been
called off.
, 1922-08-21

wINN1PEo-Iohn A. Neon. win
nipes. won mems psn singles In
western Canada hard court tennis
, 1922-08-21
World Results
By Leased Wire
HIGH SCHOOL GRID CALL LOOMs'
STATE FAIR GAME TO Be FIRST

First call for football will be sounded soon for Natrona
county high school students who have gridiron aspirations.
according to Dean Morgan, physical director, who returned
the last of the week from the University of Wisconsin where
he spent the summer taking courses in the various branches
Of athletics. With him was his bride. formerly Miss Marjorie
, 1922-08-21
THE TQTRTHNE,C DAHE OE CDODTTNC NCWc III First in
III AAAA AOOANA 4 ~ vi NJ YIN 1UvO NEWS III Of
First IN NeUs
OF All EDents
SPORT FLASHES HOT Off Wire

championship, defeating ;hs titisho'd
er p b Brain. Minneapolis. 90. s-s.
o-s. ca.
, 1922-08-21

When Il comes to Sox the White
has IL on the Red 10 games won and
only three times.
, 1922-08-21
GOLFERS IN PRACTICE
ROUNDS TO PREPARE
FOR DETROIT TOURNEY

DETROIT, Mich. Aug. III More
than three score golfers who will con.
test in the western open champion
ship at Oakland Hills. near hers be-
, 1922-08-21
SUNDAY FINALS.
National League.

At Chicago 8: New York 4.
X st. Louis Q; Philadelphia 8.
At Cincinnati 1914; Brooklyn b3s.
American League.
At New York Z; Chicago ..
At Washington o; Cleveland J. o.
snnings)
, 1922-08-21
BABE RUTH'S H0MERs WINNING
GAMESF FOR YAkKS, NOW IN LEAD

NEW YORK. Aug. 21.-Babe Ruth's home runs. ssna.
KEGS. Tux an
game In the tenth inning and put the Yankees in a tie for
nrst place. Inc second helped the Yankees to the victory
pt puf them In undsppted possesi counted for five runs. Tn. fourth
n the lAdership Nd the thhdl rnrntnr In ~ -in,h n--.- eeS
, 1922-08-21

In gliding tests at Gersrsldt Ger
many. last Saturday. Herr Hentssn, .
student OF the Hanover tsohnica
school. kept n machine In the air /:
hours and 10 seconds on a rngis
flight. breaking all records,
, 1922-08-21
American League.
Last Scores
SATURDAY FINALS
$3.50

SATURDAY FINALS
National League.
Boston. 4. Pittsburgh. /.
Second game. Boston. q; Pitts
burgh, s.
Brooklyn. 4; Cincinnati, Q.
New York. !; Chicago. 2; steven
Innings
Philadelphia. s; st. Louis. 7.
American League.
st. Louis. 8: Philadelphia, 5.
Second game, St Louis, s: Phtia-
delphia- 8.
Detroit. 8; Boston, l.
Second game. Detroit, 1; Boston, 0.
Chicago. s; New York, IL.
Cleveland. 3: washington, /.
, 1922-08-21

sion OF the leadership and Tho third
and fourth knocked yesterday ac-
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MANY FOLLOW SUIT
Of HARVESTER KING
Since Mccormick Took on a New
Gland. Others Flock 70 The
Hospital 70 Ne
Rcjuveniatcd

Chicago. laae u Purchase of has
man glands "a Mrxa ssaias ansh aA
knevrF raslisnd hy lAe general p'al.l1c.
sfpf shn r@insehaslon VI nsina men wss
revealed hee s0day lsy meilsaI Aas
thovssIees
Surgeons In many larger csisea
Phssw been sxg@Fsmansaag with
sfAasfeEencs ~ elaaAas IMrvhaaad
fhy wealthy from souag Vigorous men
swho nn~si.d funds.
I The NJ Grafton III Harold " Meter
mick NV which the llfe giving glands
" young imam weFe reported 10
have h#en grated on sha slt year ola
.'millIonalre, han merely served 10 at~
trart attention N she salbllc 10 share
operations which have hseu no neegcs
10 the medical profession for several
ysafa, vnn surgeon stated
1'hls AWFxwun aAmstsed that he
had conducted frequent experiments
and operations III Transferring pilr4
chased asand. frvm stsa body III nnN
man 10 another Mes,oFmlck's steady
Improvement WAS reported today and
Il waa bellved he WAS ahons ready 10
lease the hospital where he had heen
confined for 10 days
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moving at fiv. niles un hour
which will bring II III tie lower
valley after midnight Wednesday
Those familiar with The lower
Rio t'randc valley mnah of
which IN barely above xea levrl,
fear that The upper flood will
spread far beyond All previous
overflow marks, Greatest dam
aae ii feared III growin. crops.
the sections being that which
now N supplying ulany canie.
loupes 10 northern markets anil
which has III reeent years. d.
vsioped into large producer of
early vegetables, especially cab
hages. onions, caniiflower and
tomatoes. The truck farms arw
irrigated Ny canals supplied isy
pumping from the Kio Orande
and III time of flood these canals
become a menace.
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inx II more prosperous 70 live In
Amer enumeratiax she three meas
ures, Garner conslnued.
Nov which one II our pressdeM'
interested In mostly II y the shir
suasidy hsn which wcald tass tss.-
eoo.es to slpo.ece. 900 each year from
the taxpayers and place Il IN IN
hands of special Interests, whereas
The Muscle shoals proposition in'
vulves less than Sieosooo. 100 and has
for iss rurpose the sheapsn'nx oe 'hs
production ~ farm products In this
country, ana your reclamation pro-
9eet has fur ia purpose the putting
into employment cf thousands Of
people and reclamlnE millions oi
acres of arid ana oyertio~ing land"
The ship subsidy bill, regarded 50
flardinx's pet measure. IL also en-
ccuntering opposition from other
Southern congressman who are de-
smandlnx early consideration o'
Henry Ford's offer fer Muscle shoals,
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| figures have been complied BY
Aagie president Whitehurst to re-
| termIne the importance of the Nee
Mexico ana Orient Railroad 10 Okla
homa
~The road passes thru one Of the
richest wheat sections ~ the state.
!, lwhitehurst said to-day emphasis-
ling that oklahoma officials are anx'-
ously awaiting telegram from shs
/. Interstate commerce commission tr
determine just what relief the roac
can receive from that source.
Last year In the nine counties
touched by the road one-third Of the
states wheat was produced, accord.
lng ID whiteharss. Seven million
bushels Of corn and e.ooo.eoo bushels
on oats were harvested. $4,000 tons
of hay was moved. 10000 cattse.
ami $4,000 hogs were raised IN 1920
these counties produced $4,000 bales
" cotton,
From January ~ June the road
lost s5n0ooo. whitehnrst said. n
has 1856 miles az main line In sht
state
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sourH's coNcREssMEN
RAP PRESIDENT HARDING

Washington. June al.--presitent
Harding's intense interest In the sue
cess Of the ship subsidy bin and hts
apparent Indifference toward the
Muscle Shoals proposition amt
Smith McNary reclamation plan con 1
tInuee TO draw fire from southern
congressman
There are three outstanding
measures before this House." de-
clared Rep. Garner. Texas. In .
speech. "Onc OF them. the president
Is pressing: the other two. b. 4
either holding back or taking no tn
tercst In apparently.
"one OF them refers 70 srecia
interest that Is putting IT, hand Int
the treasury At the expense Of m
peorleaa The other two are for III
building up of the country and max
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SHE S JUST LIKE
1 PERSON MADE
NEW She SAYS
"1hnlac Has Restored Nv
1ealth So Wonderfully /
Simply Cant Say Enough
Tor It." Declares St.
Louis Resident.

rTanlac has meant 10 much 70 me
that Just cant say enough In ~
praise" said AIRS. q. Dedier, sssid
tng at sifI Grasios -. Ss Lcais. no
Before took this medicine my AL
msnts had become 40 numerous and
distressing that hardly had any
ease or comfort. suffered from sous
stomach. gas and indigestion nearly
ali the time. and my head arssed
fearfully. had such severe pains ln
the small OF my back thar could
hardly get up or down Dark spots
would come before my eyes and !
would get 20 dixxy II was all | could
do to stand on my feet. and sleap was
almost impossible for ma
AFTER seeing my husband improve
90 much BY taking Tanlae l began
taking IL. too. and my troubles are mot
only gone. but have actually gained
ten pounds In less than . months
time. am Just like person made
new and ot course | think the world
and al Of Taaiac,"
TAnlac Il sold BY oil good drug
gists.
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A famous nisdieai imam III aneisus
times states regarding his wf&inxx
that they werr hat celincslon vi
kuowlsdxs uhsalnsd from tho 'fWis~
Women
M you REALISE shAA III those tlmxs
ths women. and not the mSn. krsw
about Tho healing Ufopsfsi~. 0k msi-
IetnAi plants ro9tm and hnrbsF ffOMl
ths AaHirss times. wuman hxd !
kn0wisdxs 0f ths tFAstnsHt NJ die~
~Axs Aad n sh~ heAiiux nassit 0 xY0ta
snd hsrbs. 4x ~ \ -
Lydia vi ptnkhxmf. vsesl lante
Compound wns originated by w0ma9
Lydia M Islnkhxn. naA - noy nncwo
and psAisesi w w0msn 0f kI xoma. N
n fwep&rod fxom roots ana hort hsv~
iux medicinal action III srsae y&Ina VI
she treAtms1t ~ trUubis~ women so
Cfsen havA
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Mrs. Roy Crahbe underwent a
nincr operation At the NJ. u. iIospltai
this moraing.
M K
Mrs. n. q, Johns with leave Friday
for New Yark 10 spend the aummor
With her Aiatsr.
vi M E
Mr. and Mira. Chas. Miller and son
cf Portland. Oregon viii arrive thla
week for ylsM with Mr. Mlllerss
parents Mr. and Mrs. H. II. Miller.
Mr, chas, Mlllers sen Just gradusief
from the Leland Stanford University
|at California.
IN N M
Mrs, Galen Grow wtil leave sat-
nrday fpr her homo In Tulsa after
visiting her mother. Mira. Jamlson
fcf several days.
| Miss Mary Neal hiss a. her FnnSt
Miss Gertrude Meisaer Of vi Rene.
" NJ
Mrs, James n, MnrRan has Al Ter
guest Mrs. r. NJ. I.umiy of cushIng.
who VIII remain here until Mr.
l.nmly AMI aon return from srotrr
trip to Portland. Oregon.
NJ w NJ
Thursday The VAST w. &. r. N
win have m ail any meeting nj ths
home of Mrs. Reed 1909 vast War
ner. Bring thlmhles. come PREPARED
III halp with d qnl'
n M % NJ
The Kau Tan club viii ensersals
with danee as Minerai wells rarh
Friday ns4ht.
NJ wM
! Thursday iha q A. ", and IN
W. r. e. win hold reception II
| the q. "A. n. hail IN honor ~ coione
iornaday who leaves FOR callfornl'
10 make hIs home with his daush
ter
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PERSONALS or
: SOCIETY :

Dr.. q. q. Petty ana family and
HeInis Braun took dinner at the
Country Club last night.
NJ MM
cuiilsons Entour
Mr.. and Mrs. r.. ". CulIIson ana
daughters, Florence. Geraldine. Mel:
Maud and Jenie and son, Lawrence.
left this morning in their Pullman
truck for trip through the west.
They will be gone all summer and
Will stop at places OF interest.
M wM
Miss Anabel Hinton or coyle NJ
the guest Of Miss Frances Phillips
for rev days and viii attend the
Kau Tau dance Friday night.
~ ~ IN
Miss Dorothy Dooley n III At hor
home on East Noble.
Mw
Mr.. and Mrs. Tell Walton have
returned from 4 ten days visit ~
pawhuska with their son. Noel ami
Mn. Walton.
n III
M:ss Nina Bronson returned Inst
nssht from Oklahoma CITY where she
snent thA weekend with her sister.
Mrs, Eliot Lyon and attended d ciuo
meeting.
N NJ NJ
| Mr.. and Mrs. John Grow. Of Mc-
Aia~ter. are tn guests Of Mr.. Grows
sister, Mrs.. Brose Eatus and family
~ y
Nh. riors wilIla has ! new Dor
~ car. n n = bSaaty. H &.
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Mas Laura Shireman vii eatsr~
sain the Westminster 0irls a 3
O'Clock Al her home Thursday morn-
inx.
IN n
Mrs, Y. COOK viii ee hostess "a ne
n n. &, elah tomorrow sfssFnccu.
~ N
Mrs Arthar Meal hat the mss-
scrtan9 10 swAin her ankas waIie
aiixhtsnx from her car.