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Evening star., 1928-06-17
TRAPSHOOTING TITLE
TAKEN BY MARK ARIE
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press
TECUMSEH. Ontario, June l6.
Although he failed TO gain high gun
position on any day of competition
consistent shooting during the wee,,
won the grand average at the interna-
tional trapshooting tournament fo-
Mark Arie, veteran Champaign. IL.
marksman.
At the close of competition TODAY
Arie had broken 865 Of his 900 targets.
an average of 96.1 per cent. This rec
ord OF consistent shooting was enough
to put him comfortably in the lead.
OF the 900 targets. 900 were from is
yards, 200 at handicap distance ard
100 were doubles.
S. NJ. Crothers OF Philadelphia was
second In the grand average with 85s
shattered targets and E. L. Hawkins
of Fort Wayne. Ind. cracked 854 for
third position.
Reg James. 2O-year-old Chicagoan
captured the doubles event today
smashing 90 OF the so pairs tossed into
the traps. Hawkins was second with
%. while Crothers and Sam Vance,
Tillsonburg. Ontario, smashed 81.
Evening star., 1928-06-17
HOW ENGLAND GAINED
ITS MARGIN IN TENNIS

WIMBLEDON, England, June 10
m Englandg 4 10 margin of victory
IN matches over the American Wight
man Tennis Cup team was gained In
the following fashion
FRIDAYS PLAY.
singles Mlss Eileen EeHnstt, England de-
testsd Mrs M0IIa MALLORY, United States
Miss Helen wills United States. defeated
Mrs. M H0ieT0H Watson. England, h b~z
Doubles Miss ErmyhtIuds Harvey cap
tsipj snd Miss psREg Saunders. fngiandl
defeated Miss Elssnof U0es fcaDtstnb snd
Miss Helen Jacobs, United States, o., 81
TODAYk PLAY.
Singles MIS- M H9Iefeh Watson Eng.
lBDd, defeated Mrs M0ila Mallory. United
states, q, gvl, "a ....t.,.< ~. !..isL
Misc Helen Jseobs, United States, defeated
Miss Eileen Esnnelt, England "a 62
Miss Helen Jacobs. U1ile9 attsss.s defeated
Miss BETTY huthslI, England, Ga al,
:, Doubles Miss Helen Bennett snd Mrs. "
HoIaton Watson England, defeated Mlak
lLalLsl Eta.sA4 & & =!
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ARLINGTON PARK RESULTS

First race: furlongs: purse. $1,000: claim
ing; for "a 3;yssr e s,s BsxsTay ios v W
md md otills. m ios Z whtssGe. eGo sio as. ,ra
ns Marsana hSsa o fais' Ry als Ead
Lehman Lehman acy TTomPe Of Dawn Pussenca' and
coTrsci; purse. $1,000 c;ainirx; for 3-yssr-
I'D. ,ils and gsp1odd " TslbLee~, End III .Ley-
l0s tDageettl. 1914. SC 81. second: Saucv
Lazy. oe lPendersastl,, $3.50, third Time.
9}E ana T Twelve e1f; Sixty "sRs also ran. S''u0''
Third rsee: 8 turIonss; purse. $1,000
Binshing Maiden, los "A Bush. $40. ssss
5'Ts 32Dqd mr MSmOrY III z d.,Iy Irylars -cb 2so
Away. Clash. Fair Gold and PADDY FlahSr'y
Fo"rth race: II. miles; purse. si2On :, ,o-
i5s ST. qpTs9 81 Is sa ss5S Won
s@Sron iGH lis assc is ss7s tsrd s 'e1qna Ts
I: :s4'r. NatioraI Brick. Ralph HaTtsnste,n.
Donna Santa. Tribal and Chief TIernsy also
Fifth race: So furlones; purse. $4,000
added, juvenile Tds, Stakes, ailoEsnses for q
ss7s 'sss sesGna sSm ra'c Tns okas rs ii5
Paui -tsSstein. @ ' Doubie Heart clyds uTsT Tsn
Deusen, Milton Moore: Paul Plnye,. Prince
alec ran
sixth r4ce: mile timer course. pUrs~.
y 20n sllcweneHS: for 3-yasr r-olds and rp---
Flatiror li6 tF-nucht. S4s0. s7 Sc S7si.
wor Flftterv. ITO tPhilpotl. "a 81, Sias,
.esconrd; Sir Harry. i0t n .taurs' s7's.
third. Time. .39ts FiaExfaN. Sun God.
IND: Handy Mandy, Uncle wi=Siy and Pan
niH MAY also ran
seventh race: furlougS; purse. Si.2nd
rlatmtnc: for 3-year-oidS - Roean. as NJ
Myerl, $40 as, 500. s50s. won Doctor Rar-
kin. 100 'Havsins) SIS 20. 81 a0 second
Mary's Toy, 100 fDoggcttl. 1912. third.
Time. Lib. Hsrendeen. Rerosus. Dones'l-
Gated. ail!y. culhsrtson, Nineteen Sixty ard
EiEhth race: iis miles; purse. $1,000
cIaimirg; for 3-ves--olfs and up-Indrs. So
~. Miiieri, si4k4. SS 96. S4s2, won: Smiling
Prtty, % M. Wan, 81 ss. s4 40 sernrd
Ohio. lo1 ~. Kelly. Sats. third Tlrns.
1888: Xtra, Antonio Button, Tom Rryus
and Kanduit also ran.
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HOYA DOUBLES TEAM
LOSES TENNIS CLASH

BALTIMORE. Nd, June ie.--After
considerable hard-fongtlt playing, En-
met Pare and Pred MeSmer. repre-
sshting Ceorgetogn University, went
down 10 defeat IN the sen1i-fInals Of the
6o4iblez In the Maryland State cham
psog1EhiD tennis tournament todAy on
the courts of the Baltimore Country
Club,
E1die Jzcobs and AlphonSo Smith,
considered By the gallery as the Eslti~
more team. the former living here and
the latter having attended schOoi In
Maryland before entering the University
~ Virginia, were tie conqaerors Of the
Warrington pair.
The visitors won the first set, e~~z
bat Io@t the remaining two, G-~3, ID
Esrkiey Eeli ~ Austin, Ten. ooWnec
Wilmer Allison ~ Port Worth, Ten
after fYe sets " Deconqe the singles
rhampion The scare xa& 4S, G.~S
E~~i, 4-4 "a Bell obtained tgf
Frederick Coiston Memorial trophy
Ehicb vas wen by Pare isAt year,
Bel and Allison made II clear
sweep for Texas by spnezipg tips doubles
final from JaDobs snd Smith, Jhs
latter won the first ut with q deceptive
esSe, So. but fo3uo the Texans
stronger In the nszi three, which Bel
and Allison won, 6~~z, e~~5s s-~z
Evening star., 1928-06-17
WINDSOR RESULTS

Fars ra'f for = iaslPaddd nsSf sS
Maek flank l,7 Neassy '}s9 Mean s2So Z
s5ss $ sff?a0 sSPa the s qssss Nix ., Tspon
snelbog, Rodanthe and Corera also ran,
SECOND race: 8 furlongs; purse $1,000; %
claiming: 3-year-olds and up-TorrenGe, lO7
tColemanl, s44o. third Time, l:l4. Roland
Choice; Shasta Butte. Homefre, Partakfs: 1i,;fs
Third race mile; purse $1,000; ~ The be- Eek *
G9 iof 2 pars1an Hnd romas ssSe
q 20. so second econ %f Brevet. 100 chalmers s2 90
,hrd Time. 1925. Ammerode ana MISS
Fourth rses: 5's, turlonss: pgrse; $1,000;
he Speed Purse for a. nnd stIo qp
q 60 Won; Joanna, 90 isslas1,. $40, ssssS.
second: Lieutenant II, ios Brown; $50 80.
Tms hre L9sIe Mafse Ms' coSP %RsP and ' Ads
rim race; y: miles; pqrgs, 5;5oO $500 The toe
s.yea3 seaq -olds and ap-.Neaion KAY: los 1GhaI-
,Is Emery, sa4o s3o5; second; 473 Brillfant; Rsan
Of Of the west, Charles II and Lewis also, ran.
sixth race - miles; pnrne q,, siqooi poo fIhs eIslm
meFs rs MdTassart lf as n2s' sss6 saso second
Hsagefenes lls HsTry v. sss 4rk thrd rims snd
seventh race: i mile and 70 yards; ayear,
olds and up claimins si'oeo-Du.Slnes$; 81 So, %
Monteisr nsGnnii ie ~ 9'0 Haf1es ssSs s sso $50
second: speedy Prince, IA w. B. Nc
Schwartz, $40. third: Time ~. ~ ,ld High
Fasciste. Park Hill. Lady in Blue. Nettie
Sweep and Frisste also ran.
Evening star., 1928-06-17
WISCONSIN CREWS WIN
TWICE OVER BOAT CLUB

MADISON, Wis. June l6 (Pl.-Uui-
versity of Wisconsin's varsity and jun
ior crews won from the Minnesota Boat
Club today In shell races on Lake
Mendoza.
The varsity won by a length and the
junior crew By three lengths.
Wlsconsins varsity made the mile
and a quarter in minutes Q seconds
Both crews started with a 80 stroke
but had slackened at the end to "a
The juniors covered the route in 7;l9
Evening star., 1928-06-17
CAPITALS NOW TIED
FOR NET LOOP LEAD

Capital racketers advanced TO tie
for FIRST place with Standards In the
Suburban Tennis League yesterday by
blanking Woodbridge, 7 TO 0, while
Standards was dropping one of its
seven matches to Wesley Heights. Cap
itals and Standards will clash next
Saturday.
Excepting one match. Capitals won
all encounters in straight sets. In the
overtime tilt. which was the feature.
Grant and Sherwood forced the Capital
pair OF Cailan and Bowen TO ST., 6-3.
6-4. before succumbing.
Ladd and EdmonSton won the lone
match for Wesley Heights, conquering
Baum and Yeomans in stubborn bat
Ting at 81, 2-6. 81. Ladd also
pushed Baum in the singles before
bowing at 6--3. 4--6. Go.
Capitol !, Woodbridge. o.
SinEles--callan &C. defeated Mcdonald,
ena' 81; Thomas &C. defeated L. Le-
Deublss--callan and Bowen o. defeated
cabe and Anderson Nic,1 defeated MvDevitt
sa@ @oad L2sf deis,ed @ al and hEoT% Tevns nna AZ
So; Balzsr and Dormsdy 60 defeated
ley Ga, 81
Standards, 81 Wesley Heights. I.
s-i. s--di.. "a IA Baum 81 defeated Ladd' s~a,
Doubles--Ladd and Edmonston w Hl
defeated Baum and Yeomans; 81, 2e,
e crnsoe qnd Judd - defeated oss VII
80, s1i' Hel, and KrSnaueT 81 ID defssted
}s Hasbsrd l." defsaied sicSol1 and P'i Barn n8o
hard. 62. 80.
Evening star., 1928-06-17
D. C. TRAPSH0TS LOSE
TO BALTIMORE TEAM

BY losing to Baltimore marksmen
yesterday on the Benning range, 9l6
to 929. Washington Gun Club trap
shooters lost the intercity series to the
Monumental City team, 3 to A. A team
of 10 men represented each city.
Bob Lee, Maryland-District cham
pion, and G. Chilcoat, both Of the Oriole
Club, led the field with SO breaks each
DR.. w. d. Monroe. j. Marcy and
Robert Welsh we're high guns for the
local team, each shattering 95 clays.
Washington gunners won the doubles
with Frank Burrows firing high gun
He crashed 48 Of so targets.
Lee won the class A trophy and G.
Chilc6at and Dr. j. S. Mandigo took
the class B cups Welsh defeated
Marcy in shoot-off for the class G
award and J. M. Green Of the visitors
broke 81 of 100 targets for the class
d honors.
Yesterdays scores.
Evening star., 1928-06-17
MONUMENT NET TEAM
WINS OVER POTOMAC

Monument TscksteFs defeated Poto'
mac, q W ., IN an opening Public PARKS
Tennis League match yesterday after
soon. Monument D>ok four Of the flye
Aa2glss Tits and two NJ the three doli-
olee encounters The best cOnbfBted
matches were those IN whict Live III
Monument defeated Y0wisr, ] q, g.
s..-A. and silva. also u Monument
printed the way ~ Tofnelfen, e~~4
1~-e, "a
Summaries
stnFtes y Esijj fPJ 1ffests9 Cog4nei
e. E~4 LIVE m 1efestf9 F1wiAF T.
So O. CsFBeta ~ GetSstea HcDngge
80. 10 kegk.rE M GtffE1Fo Raiast
her %, 50 sslIs IN asfestea Tome
;,~ss.st--'J Fe.4 sns FewjAT fP1 asltslse
ss5ye sne Cegonsi .. IS GoQle EHa
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Evening star., 1928-06-17
ILLINOIS u. BASE BALL
TEAM WILL TOUR JAPAN

CHAMPAIGN H.. June Is (P.-
Fifteen University of Illinois base ball
players and Coach Carl Lundgren will
sail August II from Seattle for Japan
on the first foreign trip ever taken by
an IllinI team.
The players have been invited to
Japan by Keio University at Toxic
The return trip will start from Yoko-
homa SeDtember 20
Evening star., 1928-06-17
HUNTER AND AUSSEM WIN
IN MIXED DOUBLES FINAL
CLUB BATTING.

sCHEVENINOEk Holland, June 10
Rj j,~~-Francis r. Hunter, second rank"
ing American tennis star. paired with
Cecily Aussem OF Germany, TO capture
The finals Of the mixed doubles In The
international tournament here today,
defeating Ronald Boyd OF Argentina
and Miss Canters Of Holland, B~~6. Ga.
In The fourth round 0f the mems
singles In which Hunter already has
entered the final round Jean Borotra
of France defeated Boyd. 4~-~6 6~-3,
a A
Evening star., 1928-06-17
VAN RYN CAPTURES
NET TOURNEY FINAL
~ she A~onatAd rseas

vs. tEs hTsfsf tzAf|} t'EFse
PHILADELPHIA, June 10. John
Van Ryn. Princeton. became the Penn
sylvania and Middle States singles ten
mis- champion today when he defeated
Frank Ghieids nf New York junior na =
tionai champion, i0~s, 7~~5, 81, on
The court Of the Meriog Cricket Club,
HAyeTiord.
The victory Of the Tiger ace, 10 many
came az q surprise, Only yesterday
Shields defeated II. Norris Williams Of
Merton, who wsA the defending cham
pion and former national champion.
Van EyH however, wac more equipped
" meet the youthful New Workers. The
weapon which proved 80 effective
against Williams yesterday, bullet
service" failed ~ dtsmay the Prince
ION player, who is sixth In national
rating
Van Hyn won he match by superior
strategy and stNadiufss He seemed "
have greater stamina than Shields, WIN
WIS tired out after ti1e first gruelinq
SET
shields tried 10 put eyery shot away
which caused him to make q number
II errors.
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standards. O. Wesley nelght.. 1
WAIVER IS CLIMBING
AS RUTH DESCENDS
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
With Hornsby still marking time
for having taken undue liberties with
an umpire, Paul Waner again featured
the Big Six with two out OF four at the
Polo Grounds yesterday as the Pirates
fell before the Giants 4 10 o. Waner' S
average climbed three points TO 367
as Babe Ruth skidded nine notches
down the scale through a htless aft
ernoon at St Louis, Ruth now Is down
To 322
The hectic Cobb Frisch duel for
fourth place In the Big Six continued
yesterday. with each getting one out
OF FIVE.
Evening star., 1928-06-17
SILVER SPIDERS BOOKED

Silver Spiders. newly organized un-
limited base ball team. will meet Cabin
John Junior Order nine today at 2
O'Clock on the latter teams diamond
All Spider players are requested "a
meet at 100 O'Clock. Burton. Kin
nahan and Lynch are requested 10 be
on hand
Evening star., 1928-06-17
SINGLES TEAMS.
,.... BIG Total
DOUBLES TEAMS
Baltimore,
Washington,
Total. ........ 22i Total
other singles sror.s-garthoIome,

Other singles seores-Bartholomew 30:
Shelton. 49, .EmmonS: 80; Mayhew. s5;
ley. 86; B Wagner. as; Gallon, 85: Scott.
81 Frsnklin. 81. Kirk 81; McMichae!. n.
Other doubles scores~-Marcey. 81; Monroe,
81: DR. Bay. 81; Mayhew, 35 Ridgeley. "a
w. Scott. 81: Shelton. 81. We.zeIl. 80.
Evening star., 1928-06-17

BY the Associated Press.
Intelligence tests will be used by
Coach AL Sharpe of Washington Univer-
sity as an aid In selecting" his foot ball
material. especially quarterbackS, for
his team next Fall
Evening star., 1928-06-17

BoslpE gloves will he used ~ settle
future arguments between hoy pupils
u saka2a u zIsdMGA Il. ~ ~ ~-sekEEx
Evening star., 1928-06-17
YANKEE RACKETERS
BEATEN IN DOUBLES
Helen Jacobs. Defeat ci
Betty NuthaII in Sing'cs
Proves Unavai|inn.
ry the Associated Press.


WIMBLEDON. England. June 10
For the first time since 1925, Great
Britain's women tennis stars broke
through the American defense today to
win back the iwightman Cup, symbol
;-M supremacy as famed in the woman's
court world as the Davis Cup is among
iahe sturdier Sex.
Il BY margin of four matches to three
end chiefly through brilliancy in doubles
play in the two days of competition, the
English girls rcgained the trophy that
has not rested on Britain's shelf since
the conquest at Forest Hills in 1925.
In total victories the count now is tied
ut threc-all. for America won in 1923.
/. 1926 and 1927, losing the second of the
series III 1924.
Victory for England came with rush
today after Helen Jacobs. California
companion of Helen Wills, had squared
The matches at three-all with clean
rut win over Betty Nuthall, 6-3. 81,
IN the final singles contest. On the
shoulders of the crack doubles team of
the two countries rested the burden of
final victory and with surprising case
Mrs. NJ Holcroft Watson and Miss
Eileen Bennett overpowered Penelope
Anderson. from Richmond, Va. and
Helen Wills. the one outstanding star
81 the tournament, 60, 81.
Evening star., 1928-06-17
WAR WHITES SCORE
8-T0-2 WIN AT POLO

MIDDLEBURG, Va, June l6.-War
Department Whites OF Washington
handily defeated the Loudoun- -Fauquier
four at polo on the latters field near
here, 8 to 2, this afternoon. The losers
points came through handicap. With
Maj Adna r. ChafTee and Gen Frank
Parker, each with goals, leading their
attack, the victors overeamo the locals
handicap in the fifth period and
widened their lead thereafter
Another War Department team Will
engage the Loudoun- Fauquier combna-
ton Monday when the Reds, comprising
Maj. Crittenbcrger, Capt. Hastey. Capt:
Schaeffer and Maj Woodward VIII
come here.
w. Whites t6) Pos. Loud Fsua'r f2J.
Mai Chanee ..., No .,,,.,...., WiltShire
Mai c. Parker. No 2 ...,....... SpfIlman
Gen. r. Parker, No ,..........,, SANDS
Mal. Hoyle. ..,,. Back ....,..,,.,,, Huiburt
Score by periods:
War Whites ........... Is
Loudoun- Fauquicr 49,. - q 0-2
"Two-goal handicap.
Goals--Mai Chaifee 49,, Gen. r. Parker
t3i. Mai c. Parker, MAJ. HoYle. Reiercc-
Gen. Booth.
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Pitcher. Club

PitcheT. Cub
~'%ogeiegkie, Rev YORK
Grant. Cleveland ..t
CKoBdfF, g.. LOUIS !.
ptpgfas. New York
4oyt. New York 81.
isepBoc., new YORK
GJr&Y, n. Louis ..s,
Quinn. Philadelphia
Ws!beFz, PhiIac Dhia
Morris. Boston pa.
HhssIy New YoFk q.
Johnson, New YGTk
Grove, PbtlSdeiDbis
Shagte, Cleveland q,
Carroll. Detroit
Rommsi, Philsd phjs
Tnomss. Chicago ...
Uhle, Cleveland ..t.
On vol. PnslaGslphis
zachary, W1sbinEtoB
LIONS. ChlesEo ...,,
Cgdeh, ~ I<D'iis s,
sfzFbsrFy, Wash. D.,
Jones, WsshlDgtsp.
Hadley. WAsbinEtsn
E1nfke fHiiaf pbls
EsgTTsij, Detroit +,,s
hBfhHg5 Boston r.s
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Miss Wills Yankee Ace.

!, Standing alone in the singles play,
except for the help OF Miss Jacohs, the
,oueen Of American courts was the ace
OF the invaders play. Her game on
the wimbledon center court came up
10 all expectations Of the British crowds
that have welcomed her to England as
q new Suzanne Lenglen. Miss wills
CONQUERED Mrs Watson yesterday, 6-l,
S2. and this morning swept aside
Eileen Bennett, England's f1nest singles
player, in straight sets, 6-2, 81.
But in doubles play. MISS Wits was
a distinct disappointment today. and in
fhe critical match. with the fate Of the
trouhy depending on the power OF her
racket, Helen from Berkeley made more
errors than her partner. In the British
vomen's swift victory, a match tnat
lasted only 80 minutes, Miss Wills sent
drive after drive whistling beyond the
baselines or into the net.
The complete rout of Mrs. Molla NAL
Iory. many times champion OF Ameri-
can women. was the surprise OF the
tournament and a distinct disappoint-
neut to American supporters who dot
ted the gallery Of 5000. largest ever TO
witness a wightman Cup series here
Mrs. Mallory lost 10 Miss Bennett on
Friday 6-i. 6-3, and fell again to-
day before the stroking Of Mrs. Watson,
25. 6-i. 6-2.
The American veteran seemed GER
tain winner in the early stages OF the
singles match that could have turned
the final tide toward the cup defend
ers. Game after game added to her
score as she rcmped through TO victory
IN the first set But Mrs. Mallory col
lapsed almost completely In the second
sst and. although there was welcomed
and prolonged rest after that disaster,
all the power vas gone from her game.
The fire had disappeared from her
racket and she fell an easy victim OF
the accurate Mrs Watson
Evening star., 1928-06-17
He.en Jacobs Surprises.

Wimbledon fans were surprised at
the power welded by Helen Jacobs as
tlae sturdy California miss trounced
Betty NuthaIi She appeared TO hit
the ball almost as hard as the more
famous California Helen, although she
lacked the control and finesse Of the
champion. Teamed with Miss Eleanor
Goss, American captain, Miss Jacobs
lost to the doubles team Of Ermyntrude
Harvey. English captain, and Peggy
Saunders, Friday, by scores Of 6-4'
G-i.
The singles match between Helen
Wills and Miss Bennett was the fea-
tire Of the days program and brought
together the masters Of two continents
Realizing that she could not match
Heien's tremendous power. Miss Ben
nett attempted TO outgenerai the Cali
fcrnia girl, playing every shot known
TO tennis.
She mixed forei1and smashes with
oackhsnd drives, lobs, and cross-cOurt
shots in an effort 10 keep Miss Wills
moving Up and down the court. But
rarely could she disiodge the American
ace from her accustomed place al the
hacklineS, where Helen stood and
doomed her heavy artillery through and
around f1er opponent,
The strategy worked fairly well for
six games with each winning her own
service. Then Helen uncorked her
hercest drives, kept Miss Bennett dane
ing in an effort TO return the burning
s1ots and dominated the court through
olt the remainder Of that set and the
next one.
Evening star., 1928-06-17

"TWO-gOAI handICab.
Goais--Maj Chaifee t3l. Gcn. P. Parker
t3t, Mai C.. Parker, MAJ. Hoylc Refercc~-
Gen. Booth.
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Estherville

Mrs. Art Marble and family left
Monday for Herminston, Oregon, to
join Mr.. Marble, who has been To-
Gated there for some time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reinhold Bergg WIS.,
tied at the Frank Nicholson home
Monday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Little and son
Norman, and Mr.. and Mrs. Willard
Dimond motored to Devils Lake
Tuesday morning to get Wilfred
Little, who has been attending
school there the past year. They
returned home the same day.
The Garfield Ladies Aid met
with Mrs. Anna knutson June 9Th.
Gudrun Jordahl spent several
days this week at the Earl Mowder
home.
Mrs. Earl Mcwder and Mrs. John
Howe motored to Bismarck We'd
nesday with Mr.. Parsons Of the
Farmers elevator.
Mrs. Roy Little and son Wilfred
called at the Davenport and Strand
homes Wednesday evening.
Edith and Grace Francis and
Gudrun Jordahl visited at the Dan
Danielson home Friday.
Stanley Francis spent Friday
with Wilfred Little.
Pete Nicholson and Roy Nc
Cullough were Regain callers Friday
afternoon.
Mrs. Strand Einar and Arthur
Strand started to Norwich, N. D.,
by car Friday morning, but on ar
irving at McClusky they found the
roads impossible on account of IA
heavy rain so they came back home.
Earl Mowder is helping invoice
at the Farmers Elevator in Regain.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reinhold Berg Wis
tied at the Carl Berg home Friday
evening.
Callers in Regain Saturday affair."
noon from here were, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Nicholson. Mrs. Carl Berg,
Florence and Lyle, Mrs. Reinhold
Berg, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Briel, Guy
Mccoy, Roy McCullough's, Mrs. Roy
Little and sons Wilfred and Nor
man, George and Earl Mowder,
Stanley Francis.
Ole Void and Earl Mowder
called at the Roy Little home Sat-
urday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Nicholson
! were Wing shoppers Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. F. Little and
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Ecklund

Mrs. H. A. Mccullough and
daughter Mabel, Elsie and Aldythe
motored to Bismarck Tuesday on
business.
Wallace Anderson and Tom Nor
ris called at the Brown Brothers
home Wednesday noon.
Margaret Anderson and Viola
Sheldon called at the Albert Vollan
home Monday.
1ssy and Harry Brown and
Charley Reynolds called at the Wal
lace Anderson home Tuesday eve-
ming.
NJ. F. Parker was in this vicinity
the fore part Of the week.
Sam Brown was a caller in Still
Thursday.
Donald Morris and Bonnie Ander-
son were caller; in Bismarck
Wednesday.
Clarence Star and 1ssy Brown
drove herd of cattle to Wilton
Friday to be shipped.
Mr.. and Mrs. Williams and daugh-
ters, Myrna and Lavoyl, went to
Iowa last Saturday to visit friends
and relatives for awhile.
Doctor Thelen was a caller at the
Tom Morris home on account of the
illness Of their son Gerald.
A. F. Anderson, the road boss,
started to work on the road this
week.
Wallace Anderson was a caller in
Wilton Saturday.
1ssy Brown and Clarence Star
called in Still Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Berl Monroe and
children, Lorraine, Homer and
Wayne, made trip to Iowa to
visit relatives and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. M. Tompson were
business callers in Bismarck Satur-
day.
The ball game played between
Painted Woods and Baldwin at the
Ed. Mount farm was won by the
Baldwin team.
Donald Morris and Bonnie Ander-
son were callers in Wilton and Bis
marck Saturday.
Elsie Mccullough left for Val
ley City Sunday, where she will at
tend summer school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Monroe and
son, Roderick, visited at the Jim
Jiras home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. McFaden and fam
lily called at the Tom Morris home
Sunday night.
Charlie and Walter Keator passed
through this vicinity Friday on their
way to Bismarck.
John Morris, of Bismarck, visited
at the Tom Morris home Sunday.
Clarence Falkenstein called at the
J. M. Tompson home Sunday.
Sam Brown called at the Ed. Nor.
ris home Sunday evening.
Grace Falkenstein left for Dixen.
son Sunday, where she will attene
summer school.