File:William H. Trantham (1875-1945) in the Tucson Citizen of Tucson, Arizona on September 9, 1930.jpg

Makes Friendly Ring In Washington. This little friendship circle may be seen assembled practically any morning near No. 4012 5th St. N. W. in the nation's capital where William Trantham, 60-year-old lariat expert, welcomes his little admirers with demonstrations of his skill. With Trantham in the ring of his whirling lariat are left to right Dorothy Sanders, George Jones and Margaret Anne Jones.

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