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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-19
SOCCERISTS TO PLAY
THIRD SERIES GAME

Park View and Pierce teams, sec
tional title holders, were to play their
third game Of series to determine
the Municipal Playground Elementary
School senior soccer championship
this afternoon on Plaza Playground.
Pierce has won one game and an
other resulted In IL tie.
Gage and Peabody elevens, leaders
in their sections, were to face in the
second game of the junior title series
today. Peabody bagged the first match,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-19

In 1884, Charley Radbourne pitched
y complete games in the National
League and won so of them. He
struck out All batters
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-19
PRO COURT FIGURES.

EASTERN SECTION.
VI
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-07-22

Soc, Anna Maga SOC, Jozef Macu-
ric $1.00, Jo0ef Kokorak Soc, Ste
fan Vianoky SOC, Jozef Terek Soc,
Michal Cekel SOC, Jozef Olejnik
SOC, Jan Gabriel SOC, Arthur NAL
Der 4Oc, Juraj Chusrace $1.0O, Jam
Zvara $1.OO, Jan Karhaa'sky Soc,
Jozef Hruby SOC, Jan Ferencak
st. $1.O0, Karol Kutlik $500, Ju-
raj Kmet' 3Oc, Mucha Mamrak
SOC, Anna Baloj Csc, Mrs. F. Ma
gairs $1.0O, Michal Chukunic Soc,
Jozef Kubis 25c, Stefan Soltis Soc
Albert Valkosuk soc, Michal ko-
nak Soc, Michal Blosak SOC, Jan
Hancko $500, Ed Kennedy $1.OO.
Spolu celia sbierka obulasa $48.2O.
Srdecnu vd ,aku vyslow1jem tn
vsetlym darcom, ktori prispeli
ma likavsky kostol. Vyslovujem
i'm vd 'aku v meme nasho duchov-
neho i v meme mojom.
Jan Hancko.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-07-22
VYKAZ SBIERKY MA KOSTOL
LIKAVKE MA SLOVENSKU.

Nasledovnf darci obetovali ma
sbierku prnpech NAL 'ovania OIL
tarov rim. kat. kostola Sv. Juraja
v Likavke, pri Rulzomberku:
Jan Fedor SOC, Jozef Hudron
soc, Richael Marehunya Soc, Jan
Slusila 25c, Jozef Tomek $500,
Jan Smieska $500, Stefan Ham
rak soc, Michal B'aloj Soc, Gaspar
Maga $500, Jan Elias $1.00, Jozef
Dz,lrica Soc, Jan Lasnak Soc, Mi
chal sarisky soc, Stefan Krajnak
SOC, Jan Petrovich Soc, Stefan
Gejdos $1.OO, Stefan Lajos Kuba-
la $500, Michal Zalovcik $1.O0,
Marko Ribieie $1.OO, Micha1 Ia
kucia SOC, Bill Harrison 25c, Ma
tei Babik Soc, Stefan Netmcke Ro-
hae $3.50, Jan Babik $780,, Mi
chal Popovic Soc, Anna Mudry
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-07-22
sLovENsKE vYssIE sKoLY AMERIKE.

Ma schodzi svolanej s. s. K vydrziavanej 12. julia
sovenskej katoickej devcenskej akademii Danville
Pa bolo usnesene, zahajt pemiondolarovu sbierku
stavbu skolskej budovy pre- tdto devcenskd skou
ozenie chlapeckej vysse skoly benedktfnske Cleve
lande Sberku povedie na schodzi utvorena Sovenska
Katolicka Matca Skoiska pod zsttou Sdruzena SLOW.
Katolikov Pc nasbierani prveho polmona, ma byt'
pocaa sbierka druhy pomion takze celia sbierka bu
de milionova.
Toto usnesenie je udalost'ou najvaeseho vyznamu
zvote amerckych slevakov je raznym odklonenm cd
malo-p -plodnej cinnosti povomovej.
Tomuto sa len tesit moze kazdy americky Slovak.
Vysse skoy s nam tax potrebne ak chceme sa dh
Sic zachovat ako e teu porebny kus chleba udrzane
no zvym Nepochybueme delo zapocate st astlive
skonci niekolko rokov budeme mat nteigenciu pre-
niknutt do krve vreym narodovectvom ME chladn ku
vsetkemu slovenskemu ako je tomu teraz vacsine.
Len potion rozvri slovensky zvot Amerike len po
tom bud konat prace pine dobrch vysledkov; len po
tom mas pokrok Amerke bude rychlejsi zdarnejsi.
Bolo by dobre, keby zalozenf vyssej skoy pohovo-
ri 81 sovenski evanjeci americk. All oni tax ako ka
toilet citia nedosatok roduverne integencie ktora by
okrem svejich hmotnych zau staraa al narodne
crkevne Ufame tax stane lebo kazda dobra vec
odusevnene zapocata nasledovnikov Slovenski
jelici nebuh kraj nkdy nazad narodnych einoch,
budu snad ami tuna .-.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-07-22
MI 4 8 sla.:

Ked 81 kto mysl re sa Mad'ar uspokojili so svojim
osudom ''scvrknuteho Mad 'arska', tax emi myli
ako tomu nasvedcujn posedne udalost. Mad ar, nena
vyknt opierat vlastn6 silly nemozu wit do svoj
ho poozena st stave zdfalstva Zdfanie je ale Fly
radca tax s odhodlanf posavt kocku svoju narod
n neodvsost nadej dosazenia byvalej svojej moci
slavy.
Mad 'arsko .je tvrdym orieskom pre- jeho susedov.
Dr panovite ako nerozumne decko, zavdava prici
ny k neustaym nedorozumeniam nepr emnostiam Sta
ty Male Dohody tax zda zameskaly prezitost pova
zat rozdapova6nost arstokraciou ovladaneho Mad ar
SKA ked sa i'm pr vpade mad arskych boise
vkov slovensko tiez pri pokuse posadenia Karoa
Habsburga mad arsky r6n. Vtedy maly Ceskosloven
sko R,munsko Juhosava spolocne do Mad arska vtrh
nut eho ziyot urobit zavsym cd mich. TAX by sa boy
osobodiy cd ustavcneho srachu habsburgske restau
racie prpadnej vojny Mad arskom eho tajnym spo-
jencom aHanskym ktor este vtedy Dol sparoch poti
ckych boiov Mussolnmu neboo ami chyru AMI slychu.
Mad 'a1sko je smrtelnym nepriatePom Ceskosloven-
ska. Pri najmense prlezitost by vhlo Sovensko
Preto slovensky narod musi byt' ostrazt Nemoze 81
dovolit' hrat' MIN priatela vdet nom pripad
neho zastancu lebo MIN nkdy nebolo ami nebude Hinka
to povedal hasite velm razne osro odsndil
Jehckovu zahrani6nd cnnos vsetkych inych politi-
ckych emigrantov
Slovensko, pocntc Cd l. anuara 1923 bude osobitnou
jednotkou svaze Ceska, Moray Slovenska. Bude
rovnopravnym Mimi Bude 81 samo riadit' svoie skol
stvo, svoju ad1ninstraciu Tymto urovnopravnem So-
vensko hodne upoko dvojnasobnou silou zacne bu
dovat' svoju kult1ru. Prbndanm narodneho maietku,
pribudne sovenskom ude hrdost narodnej tax W.
pestuje nom narodn vzdor ktory Mad ar hlayy
roztrepi nikdy viac Hornaky do svojej moci nedo
stan Presala roku 1918 stekat slovenska krv ma ma
darske Doniaky; odteraz bude obzvovat svoi rod so
yensk, svoje plemeno slavianske bude narod mas
usa1e mocnet rast az prerastie svoch byvaych otro
citeloy. len Mem mem soha splnl, ale opaenom
snysle.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-07-22

tS6 ~
~ ssss. ~ Sa Eg,
New Britain herald., 1927-09-09

of tn" New Britain Industrial base. ball league, and the Condc-Nast team of Stamford. pennant winner of the Dusty circuit in the Lock City. This will he the first game of a series Of elimination contests 10 decide the champion Industrial league tcspl Of the state.
 backers of the Falcons feel that the better team lost in the first game. Many claim that the decision rendered in the fifth inning on in- tcrfcrcnco adverse to the Falcons had great effect on the team and was big factor in the ability of the Corbn Red SoX to come through to score two more counters and take the game.
 The Red Sox supporters, on the other hand, look for their team to come through in three straight games thereby taking the series and the city scmi-prO title. They poH out the fact that the Falcons have failed to down the Red SoX for sev- cral years and they cant see where the team has strength to outplay and outscore Tobin's clan.
 In the first game, two champion teams will clash with the locals having the better of the argument from the rooters' point of view. The visiting aggregation has cleaned up
New Britain herald., 1927-09-09
By the Asso lated Press

By the Associated Press.
 The New York Yankees need only five victories to clinch the American league championship. Cclebratirg "Lazzeri Day" yesterday the Hug men scored their 17th successive win over the St. Louis Browns. the score being 2-l. Lazzeri struck out in the first inning with the bases loaded and famed again in the third, but the Italians sacrifice nv in the fifth scored Ruth with the winning run.
 sad Sam" Jones pitched tight ball. holding the Tanks to four hits. He passed Ruth three time and fam ned Gehrig twice. Waite Hoyt was In still better form. however, and let the Brownies down to three hits, one a home run by Ken Williams.
 Lefty" Grove pitched and barted the Mackmen 10 a 9-1 win over De troit Grove famed eight and con- tributed a home run, a single and d sacrifice fly, accounting for three runs. Philadelphia nicked Stoner and Holloway for nine safeties
 The Boston Red Sox outslugged Cleveland for l0-S decision Time iy hitting by Rothrock and Rogell accounted for the defeat Of the In dians.
 The Chicago White Sox began their eastern invasion with q A victory over Washington. The SoX scored enough runs in two innings off their former teammate, Hollis Thurston. They were held scoreless after the third inning.
 Hitting four St. Louis pitchers for l6 hits, the Chicago Cubs climbed back into third place in the Ma tional league race. Joe McCarthy's club started its scoring in the sec ond inning and blasted Sherdol and H. Bell out of the box in the sixth. Charlie Root kept his hits scattered and chalked up his 25th win of the season, the score being 1l-7. Yes . terday's victory gave the Bruins an even break in the series
 Hack Wilson pounded out two triples and Schublo. the Cardinals rookie shortstop. knocked a home l run with one man on in the fifth |
 Only one game was scheduled in | the National leag guc. The New York | Giants were scheduled 10 open up | their important series with the Chi | Caeoaus today.
New Britain herald., 1927-09-09
NO BOXING TODAY
 FOR GENE TUNNEY
Heavyweight Champion to Give
 Injured Eye More Time to Heal

Lake Villa. H., Sept. 2 UPl-Gonc Tunney decided today that he would not box after all and would give his injured right eye at least another day to heal properly.
 The respite marked the third day the heavyweight champion has rested since Chuck WigguS, In dianapolis light heavyweight opened q cut in Genes eyclid in a sparriug session Tuesday. Tunncy would not say when he planned to pull on the It ounce training gloves again, al- though it appeared probable that workouts would be resumed tomor- row.
 Gene is not disturbed by the break in training and snoGs at Jack Dcmpscy's intention Of playing toi the injured "y, in their return bat tie at Soldier Field. Sept. =.
 'It'S just q scratch and will hrai in q week." the titlcholder said to- IhN tbII'I ppN 6EIll tttfE II | wished but with so much at stalk" think it best to take 10 chances There is always tn" possibility of another butt that would do serious damage. Dempsey will find my eye ill shape to receive all the pound ing he can give il.
 The searching party that secured under the leadership of Manager Billy Gibson seeking spa ring partners came into camp with two new youngsters today. They were Jack Buddy, light Ecavy- weight. and Jaclii" Williams. 1S0 poundcr credited with possessing q sterling punch in his right init. Both will be given tryouts when the raining grind k resumed,
 Tunnoy played IS holes of golf IS a training stunt yesterday II" N, accompanied by Eddie Egan. of Denver. a former captain Of the Yale boxing team and Rhodes ,cholar. Road work was omitted or the day.
New Britain herald., 1927-09-09
TO SIGN FOR FIELD
'i'it!h!o Of south Park Board nc,dy To Acc"pt Rental For Scene of Tide Bout.

Chicago, Sept. 2 Hl-Wth tbo "rG9dcaa'HG controversy sarisfac. '"r-Ir settled. officials of the south I'"Ek board were ready 10 sign up ."''E 10 grant T"X l;ickard and H"orsc G"tz the usc of Soldier Fl'il for the 1unney- Dempsey bat "" o' Sept 22 and collect the 2loo"0' rental in advance.
 A~ soon as inc deal is closed tJrHarl's engineers win start work hH'id'nE th" long incline leading rom inc ring to the open north end Of ih" horseshoe. Tho last rows on 'Hls ncIjn" ~Il be the bulk O. the f5 scats while thc ones down front "i.j com" under the sio classiilca- uon
 ""sdes this long blcachor section ! 'o"---om~ ay fo.ooo- rmgside sra's at E4p each are to be bnil, around the rrg just outside the four rows for the working press,
 F5r construction work n is es- 'mH''i, will cut into HicEard's es- @mmod &2.onouo0 gate 10 the cx- tent Of SIhoGoo.
New Britain herald., 1927-09-09

victory right there. Ip 10 that time. th" fight belonged to either man.
 Rcd Garren Of Waterbury won from Bobby Wagner Of Ph:ladelphia in wild battle. The Philadelphian showed plenty or steam in his punches but he tired towards tho
 finish of the siX-round encounter and G2rren piled np q big lead.
 One hard punch 70 the eye fin iShcd all eight roundcr between Al Walker. late Of Jacksonville, Fla. and Murry Gj'litz Of New Haven. Tn" negro quit cold in the seventh when Gitlitz closed his left eye with swing.
 Prince Tooma Of Springfield. a fat and wohbly eutrant for the hooby prize in the fight game must have broken his arm as he sat m his corner because he was thrown out Of the ring before his first round with Nando Tassi Of Italy was finished. His money has been held up because of the farCicHl attempt he made to appear 10 be in sore dis tress.
 Nearly 4,0oo spectators sat in on tn" card q good number Of them being from this city.
New Britain herald., 1927-09-09

l everything in sight down state and with on" ponuaNt tucked away safe ly, th" Stamford team looks to win i th" state title.
 \ record crowd is sure 10 turn out 10 watch h" two features. The first game. il Is understood will start promptly Ht o'clock. I'll" second will begin at f o'clock giving the L"nS q hrtc" O. glmre that should h" real lvr battles. Eddie Crowley ""d Ilrrhi' S1uttrr will umpire both clasiI,.s.
 SNn:.ay Games
 he Falcons on Sunday. will, for n" last tim" this season. meet '1o ,.ristol New Departure ,n. m at St. Nary'S field Tn" Falcn have de- Acted ih" H,ll Towr"rs tree ont Of tour. ih" last two victories coming on Labor Day Manager Joe Car roll states that h" will probably rse Big Mike" Murray on the mound Whtl" Manager Cabay intimatns that Buchoil2 will draw inc pitching as- Signm"nt for New Britain.
 The Corbin Red Sox will meet k"nSinetoN at Willow Brook park sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock in the second game Of thcir series, The local ageregation took the fist gam" hy 2 10 to 2 score and the players ar" confident Of rypnarins again this week end.
New Britain herald., 1927-09-09
CASSIDY FORMING
 HIGH GRID TEAM Lighter and Faster Combination Being Used in Practices

Some idea of the team which will represent the New Britain High school in the coming contests may Dc gained from q visit to Willow Brook park where the boys are go- ing through practice paces daily.
 For the past two nights practical ly the same players have been in the lineup. The combination while not as heavy as that which represented the school last year appears to be much faster. Eight Of the II posi- lions are being held down by play CTS who are veterans of last years team.
 Jimmy Scully. brother of Roger Scully who at present seems assured of q regular center job at Fordham, IS the center. Arnold Reckert, track captain-elect, is at guard with Hagopian. Both are new men. Tho tackle positions are being taken care Of by Anthony Nevulis, last years second string tackle and Captain John Erickson. who played in a guard position last year. The vet eran, Fred Zehrer and the first substitute end, Joe VetrAno, are slated for the two end positions.
 Three who played in last years second teams speedy backfield seem set for places. Mike Grip. brother of John of Fordham. Louis Landino, brother of Armand Of West Vir- ginia and Suffield, and Ed sowka, veteran basketball guard and tho team punter, are the men. Grip is at quarterback, Landino at halfback and Sowka at fullback. The leader in the battle for the fourth back field position is Urban although he will have to settle down and work at hard clip to overcome tho competition Of others. Carlson, brother of "Huggy' Carlson of last years team, was at the position for a great part of the time.
 The first scrimmage will probably take place Tuesday afternoon.
New Britain herald., 1927-09-09
MARRIED MEN WIN
single Diamond Stars Of IandcrS Office Fall Before Hard Hitting RpylrIIitlS

In one sided bah game at Wal nut Hill park last evening the mar
 ricd men of Iandcrs office defeated
 the single men by the score of 2l
 to 31.
 l The Sheiks were unable to solve | Hayward. the Bcn"dicts' ace, who allowed three hits. His support was Ioxcellcnt. Martin, Guibcrson and Ward doing some very fancy field ing.
 Rccano was the starting pitcher for the Shciks and might have done very well with some support. How ever, he didn't get it and after 13 runs had been scored off him. he was relieved by Matz in the last inning
 Maitz proceeded 10 burn them over and the BcnodiCts 10 slam them out. When the inning ended, eight more runs had been added. The only reason the inning ever ended was the fatigue Of the aged married men who became very tired or nl'Ilng me Dali ana lntn run ming two, three or four bases as the occasion demanded. No accurate record was obtained of the hits al lowed in this inning as somebody kindly abscondcd with the score card as the inning ended.
 Every married man made al least two hits and Ohlson and Hay ward slammed out home runs.
 The game marked the end Of the Landers' office season with the mar ried men winners over the single men, two out of three.
New Britain herald., 1927-09-09
N0-HI7, N0-RUN GAME
Bill Lurns Triple Cities Pitcher. In- tcrs Hall of Fame In Contest With SilamOkin Team.

BnGhamton, N. r.. Sept. 9 tP}- Bill l.ucas, Triple Cities pitcher, yesterday afternoon hurled mo- hit, no-run game, shutting out Shamokin, 1 to q. in q New York Pennsylvania league game. lt was the only ninc-inning, no-hit. no-run game in the circuit this season.
 Lucas. Wno was sent 10 Triple Cities oil option about three months ago by the Toronto club Of the In torna'ional league, struck out six, He did not allow base on balls Two runners reached first base on intield errors, but no player got to second or third throughout the game.
New Britain herald., 1927-09-09
American
E\SEBALL'S BIG FIVE

By the Tinted Press Both Babe Ruth and Lou Gehrig went hitl"ss. The Bamhino was of fcially credited with one time at bat and Lou with two. Tv Cobb made a double out Of four attempts.
 Speakers only hit in four times up was a single
New Britain herald., 1927-09-09

Tn" Falcon baseball team. despite it's tstUt at Inc hands Of ihc Cor Lin NrI %I" m it" first s"r.Os game between inc two, appears to ba the Iayoritn 70 win tomorrow's battle. the 5, end of five 10 he played. The two teams rn.nHo thrr battle to- mcrrow af-.raoon aj o'clock at Fl. M@ry's lj.lt.
 At o'clock. 'tr trI contest in a douhl" header scb"du}rd for the afiaraooo will l. staged between the [. G F. Corb.n team. champion
New Britain herald., 1927-09-09
PLAY BRISTOL TOMORROW

The St. Matthew's German Luth- play the Bristol Lutheran church nine at o'clock tomorrow after noon at Willow Brook park. A fast game is expected, and a large dele gation Of local rooters Is planning 10 turn out to witness the contest
New Britain herald., 1927-09-09
MASIIINGTON

Rated for Reeves in gth.
 lz-I}attrd for Burke in 9th
 2zz-Fatted for Stewart in gth.
 zzz1-R Ran for Rice in 9rh. Chicago ....,,. 100 oon hro Washington ......,....oI0 i1u ona TWO base lits-Me'zlcr Grouse. Goslia. Judge. EIce Home runs-Goslin ra,n. 'IdS. Losing pjtCher-Thmston. I,npiroz iiJ'"raUd, MeC;oUan and Evans. Time --l:55.
New Britain herald., 1927-09-09
BOSTON
Totals

Matted for 1-uderh!u In 9th.
 z- tatt"d lor WcIzer in 7th. Cleveland on7 I1o ,uo c Boston -....n1 0h4 .o, in
 TWO h7s" hIts-S Summa, Burns. Tohin. hrtt base hit -I'"throck. WImrtHe pitch it- Neiz"T. Losing pitcher Ulnderhill Empires Onnsby, Geisel and EowlouJ Time--2:2o.
New Britain herald., 1927-09-09
Totals

Bar'el for Nrlt..v rr >tl.
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New Britain herald., 1927-09-09

 
YANKEES NEED ONLY FIVE
 WINS TO CLINCH PENNANT

Hugmen Score 18th Successive Victory Over Browns Mackmen Defeat Detroit Tigers-Red Sox Outslug Cleveland - Chicago Cubs Back In Third Place After Downing Cards - Start Important Series With New York Giants Today-No Other Games Scheduled
New Britain herald., 1927-09-09
FALCONS FAVORITES IN
 BATTLE WITH RED SOX

Despite Result of First Game, Fans Are Backing Under dog-Stamiord Team Ready to Meet New Britain Champions - Record Crowd of Fans to Watch Double Feature-First Game to Start at O'clock Eddie CEo"Iey and Herbie Sauttcr to Umpire.
New Britain herald., 1927-09-09
NAJCW LEAGUE LEADERS

1nCluding games Of Sept. 8 Ky the Asso iat"d Press National Batting-P. Waner. Pirates. .3S7. };uns-L. Waner, Pirates, 117. Hits--P. Waner. Pirates, 21O. bouhlcs-P. Waner. Pirates. 3S:
 St"phcnson Cubs. 3A Triples-P. Waner. Pirates. IS. liomers-W Williams, Philles. 26. stolen bascs-t'risch, Cardinals. 8. Pitching Benton. Giants, won l5,
 lost 1.
 American Batting Hcilman, Tigers. .39o. Runs-Gehrig. Yankees. l3S. IIits-Gchris. Yankees, l9g. Doubles-Gchrig. Yankees, 50. Triples. Combs, Yankees. IS. Homers-Ruth, Yankees, 40. stolen hascg-SsInr. Browns. 27. Pitching-Hoyt. Yankees, won 20,
 lost 6.
New Britain herald., 1927-09-09

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 lza Eati"d for ursatt in g,u
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New Britain herald., 1927-09-09
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New Britain herald., 1927-09-09
Preliminary Bouts

Jimmy Clinch took a decision from Frankie Genaro of Waterbury m the opening four rounder. The decision was unpopular but the local boy had wide margin of victory over his opponent. The bout was ns rood as any on the card Clnch swarmed all over the Brass City bat tier In the fourth round and gained
, 1927-05-04
OFF BALD RIDGE

Those stopping over night at the
Inn last Thursday were, w. S.
Rudolph of Cody and Harry Hacker
of Echo. sfiup., and George Rickell
of Vesta, Mimi, all going to the
Snyder ranch to work.
Forest Elsbury came out TO meet
them there and Donald Snyder
came from Cody with the truck as
far IS the Inn and from there on
into Sunlight with team and rig.
Pete Everett also was an over
night guest at the Inn last Thurs
day and the stage man, Roland
Daniels.
Kid Wilson came as far as the
Inn to meet Mrs. Forest Sanzen-
bacher. She came out from sun
light that far on the stage Socks
going on horseback to Cody on
Wednesday and. coming out with
Kid to meet his wife. They went
in to Cody.
A. NJ. Walters has taken all his
cattle down on August Schultz's
ranch.
Mr.. and Mrs. Art Bratton have a
new sister from Dead Indian. Jack
the little fellow which was born on
Dead Indian about two years ago.
The young miss came last Saturday
up at Russell creek. her name is
Gene Joyce.
Last Saturday, r. t. McGaughey
of Powell drove up to see Mary
and Fred at the Inn. He had with
him Miss Ruth Caldwell of Powell
and Miss Irene Pitts of Cody, they
spent the afternoon.
Mr.. Ballard called on A. NJ. Wal
ters and Walter Bebee spent last
Saturday and Sunday at the Inn.
Last week when Mr.. and Mrs.
S. Snyder and little Jack and they
had with them one dude on their
way into Sunlight this side of Dead
Indian they near come losing their
team. The water was backed up
on a NOW bank and it looked like
it was good roads and his team got
in over their backs and heads but
he got out and saved his outfit
just fine. The snow up in the
mountains is very bad and gets
very soft in these hot days it sure
has been a lot of nov up there.