YMCA Volley Ball Tests Business Men's Skill and Rivalry
The YMCA business men's volley ball program thrives with daily play and multiple leagues. In the 6:15 class led by Harry Temby, his squad sits atop the standings with 16 wins, while Charles Cook’s group has 8. Noon class schedules four teams Emmetts, Scotts, Rodes and Meyers for a round robin, with captains Dr. C. B. Rodes Fred Emmett and M. Scott guiding their squads. In a recent noon tournament Dr. Karsted’s team claimed 22 wins to Wilking’s 21.
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Harry Temby
Charles Cook
Temby
Walter Heinzelman
David J. Charles
Walter Daily
Paul Shafer
Abe Winwood
William Symons
Pete N. Wills
Malcolm Bovwden
John Ketridge
Merle Davia
George Oeschli
Robert J. Cole
Clarence Staples
Kenneth Salisbury
Harry Tanner
Scotts
Meyers
Rodes
Emmetts
C. B. Rodes
Dolph Heilbronner
H. Greenwool
Charles Boulware
Peter Sarigas
Henry Hubert
Dr. S. V. Wilking
J. N. Walton
Ralph Scovil
Lawrence Granath
Fred Emmett
J. G
Francis Silver
J. K. van der Heydt
A. W. Morse
Wilford Lawson
Gus Constantine
William Meyer
Jack Cohen
Reuben Hobbs
Alfred Karsted
Charles McPherson
Henry Ricketts
Luke P. Keefe
R. J. McNaul
H. J. Fennimore
Howard MclIntyre
Edward Swan
Stone Opposed 10 Divorce of Roads
Testimony in the Interstate Commerce Commission hearings on separating the Southern Pacific from the Central Pacific began with support from communities across the West and labor leaders. Warren S. Stone and other labor spokesmen argued the merger should remain to protect seniority and home bases for seasoned workers.
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Associated Press
Washington
Southern Pacific Railroad
Central Pacific
Interstate Commerce Commission
West
Warren S. Stone
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Southern Pacific
Stone
Five Czech girls sent to America for studies
Miss Bela Friedkien Drove, a former Prague university student, is among five girls chosen by the Czecho Slovakia minister of education to study in the United States. She is enrolled at Wellesley College pursuing hygiene with additional work in economics and philosophy.
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Bela Friedkien Drove
Prague University
America
Czecho- Slovakia
Wellesley
Central Pacific urged to become independent line by business leaders
Witnesses A W Holloway of Salina and I Fou bert of Ogden testified that splitting the two roads would strengthen the Central Pacific as a transcontinental carrier. F Richmond of Salt Lake City argued the current link with Southern Pacific hinders development and favors a standalone, competitive railroad. Business leaders favor complying with the Supreme Court dissolution order.
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A. W. Holloway
Salina
Kan
I. Foubert
Ogden
Utah
Chamber of Commerce
Central Pacific
Southern Pacific
Richmond
Supreme Court
Woodmen of America smoker set for Tuesday in South Butte
South Butte chapter No. 6,127 Modern Woodmen of America will hold a smoker Tuesday evening at their hall. All members are urged to attend.
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South Butte
Modern Woodmen of America
Nurses to Convene District Meeting at St James Hospital
A gathering of graduate nurses from district No 2 is scheduled for Monday at 7 30 PM in St James hospital. An interesting program is planned. Mrs C J Nepper, secretary, urged all nurses to attend in a statement released yesterday.
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Cumberland, Md
Lydia E. Pinkham
Joan Herer
Dilley St., Cumberland, Md
District No. 2
St. James Hospital
C. J. Nepper
M Delavage Sells Out Large Montana Diamond Deal
Advertisement notes M Delavage closes Montana diamond business and goes out of business at 69 West Park. Other lines mention wild asparagus on Russian plains and cattle grazing, plus an aviation accident estimate of one per 65 000 miles for European air firms.
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M. Delavage
Montana
West Park
Advt
Russia
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