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The labor argus. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1906-1915, 1909-05-13
NATIONAL BOWLING TOURNEY
Co0ntrys Cracks Entered In Contests
to Be Held Ia New York

to Be Held la New York
Nearly al the bowIsrs OF note in
the United States are entered II the
national bowling champions hips 70 be
held IN Madison Square Garden from
May "a to June ~ chief among the
entrants being Jimmy Smith, three
time champion of Greater New Yo-k;
John J. voorhees,, whose fame IS
bowler extends from coast 10 coast;
Fred Schwarrte, the present national
cha NIPPON; John Roster. national cha ~
pton IN 1892; Alex v Dunbar. former
champion OF Philadelphia. Fred B.
EgeIhoE, former champion OF Greater
New York; Larry Sutton OF Rochester.
who won the A B c. championship in
Ptccshu-g last March and recently roll
ed perfect score Of 800. Al SeIbach.
the IA nous bowler and bah player OF
Columbus, O.; Frank Bill, Dave
Woodbury. Gus Steele w V Thonp-
son, Glen Fisher, Phi Wolf, August
LpDan and hos, Of oIi2er Ch.ca go
experts; John McGui-k and John
Grady Of Paterson. y J., holders o.
the worlds two man record; Eddie
Gebhard, the Buffalo champion: Ber-
ME Aaure- OF Syracuse, Dan Roster
OF E-ie, Alex tombstone OF Toronto.
Martin Kern OF St Louis, former ma
ttoElai champion; Louis Franz OF Cieve-
land, John Camel. former manager OF
the Cincinnati National league base
ball team; Bob Menu.rger OF Detroit
and Charley Mountain of Milwaukee,
Even though the best of American
pin knights are entered il does not by
any means indicate that the expert
bowler stands the better chance Of
winning the title, for past records and
the fascinating peculiarly OF the bowl
Tag game show that dark horses have
always come to the front IN national
tournaments, nor do national events
conHne the instances where DARK
horses have come to the front ever
with worlds records. This means that
every man, whether an expert or not
has an excellent chance 10 get on
winning streak and perform IN won
derful ma nner, which streaks ara Pc
cuuar to bowling and make the game
as fascinating as It is.
Besides the individual stars quite a
few crack teams, particularly from the
west have entered, such as the Bonds
OF Columbus. who took the national
cha upionship at Cincinnati last year
the B-unswicks Of New York. presen,
national cha Cnpions; the LipEl2nS OF
Chicago. Thonpson's Colts of Chicago.
Cohen's Cutters of Cleveland and a
host of other prominent combinations
Paterson Baltimore. Philadelphia, BUT
1alo. Newark and the cities n Counec-
ticUt Will have special nights Of their
own while other localities will be as
signed nights when teams enough are
entered
Word has been received from Berlin.
Germany. that a party Of European
bo~lers will visit the New York tour
nament and VIII offer trophy for
competition The champion team in
the tournament for fra,eraal, co1ne--
c:al. social and other similar TIA ms
which Will be held in conjunction with
the national tou-na uent VIII be si7en
handsome trophy known as the
Plezo cup.
The labor argus. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1906-1915, 1909-05-13
The Land Of
Puzzledom.
Ne. 459~Ridden Cities.

Find q capital Of some state in the
Union hidden IN each OF the following
sentences: E1ampie-The first one Is
Madison
!, your SON am mad at the very
thought Nix" he remarked in siaaSv
English, no fee from me- You, Lem,
what do you say to this: Would you
peek through q door and see q boy
spin on one toe: Jack led his dauch-
ter and Mrs Jack their son. In the
Geld there are daisies down by the
spring. Take JEFF and Frank and Dick
down to the fort Two men Leigh
and Day. had their hands raw from
rowing. Ram it into the sack said
he 10 the men Rock the baby Just
a little Bit said mother The cit.
Is near Lake Erie and they have both
fresh and salt water. '-Aond'- is from
the Gernan-a language fine and rich
Youths Compa Mon.
The labor argus. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1906-1915, 1909-05-13
Ne. 167.-DoubIe Aerostic.

The initials and finals Of the. words
described in the following lines form
TWO other words which suggest cake
and mtnce pies:
The first IS governed by King Edwards
hand:
The next describes his far obeyed com
rna-G:
The third IS hard FOR fighting men 70 BE-:
Fourth Is sHeNash, Eoa1er on the ga:
The Hfta YOU must De every row ard
then:
Sixth % the east were w:ses- Of wise
men:
Seventh - an acid OF common kind
Ard eighth 4 number bail players call TO
mind.
The labor argus. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1906-1915, 1909-05-13

- - signed TO carry the
members Of the commission TO Liberia
occaSloced comment as 70 how raising
Of the race issue might b. avoided in
taking Mr. Scott TO fciS destination
The birmingham. being rhe junior ship
IN the cruiser squadron. was the nat
ural one 20 assign for this duty. bur
the fact that = vessel named in honor
OF southern city and containing 50
many southern naval officers should b.
the first to take negro official across
the seas gave rise 70 plenty OF talk
The commission was originally com
posed OF Robert {. Ogden. the New
York capitalist and pht1anthropisZ:
George Sale ot Georgia and W Nor
gan ShusIs- Of the Philippine se--ice.
white. and Mr. Scott coIore-1 The
two first named members resigned. not
wishing to enGancer their health bv
.aakinE the Zip 10 Liberia
The labor argus. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1906-1915, 1909-05-13
COAST REGATTA MAY 20.
California. Stanford and University Of
Washington Fights to Met

The University Of California oars
men who were swamped in their race
with the Stanford crew in the Oakland
estuary recently are anxious for an
other try At the Stanford eight and
have secured from the board OF CON
troll Of the University of WASHINGTON
the privilege OF entering their crew
IN the big regatta on Lake Washing
ton May %. when Stanford and Wash
inCton crews are to row their inter
university race for the coast cham
pton- It viii be the first time the
three crews have ever roved IN the
north Several years ago Washington
won IN the south.
In all probability the coming three
cortaered race will result in the fo-rna-
ton or an association to hold an an
nual regatta OF the order Of the
PouShkeep~ie races This would mean
q race ever year either IN California
or Washington Freshmen could not
row on the varsity crews. and the
course would hare to be four full
miles
The labor argus. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1906-1915, 1909-05-13
SHEPPARD HAY GO ABROAD.
Speedy Runner Says He Wants cns
More British Title

Melvin Sheppard, who now holds all
the middle distance running records
IN the world save one, VIII go after
the OF. be lacks this SUMNER Shep-
Iart has American, Cana dian and
Olympic cha npionships and records
galore, but he has never as yet won
an English - a \ title-
II Sheppard gets to England there is
little DOUBT that be Will come away
with the little gold "stnker' emblem
ate OF the British half mile cham pfon-
ship. but before ne accomplishes the
fear the American champion has a
couple of obstacles 20 su-uounr that
may stop him-
First OF ALI Sheppard must get leave
Of absence. Then there's the existing
war between the American a a L
and the British A a a VIII the
American governing body give Shep-
perd permission 70 compete on British
soil: Again, VIII the Enciishmen ac-
cepr the entry o. one Of the hated
Yankee team that cleaned them ont
last summer: These are the three OBJ
stscles Sheppard viii have TO over
come.
In condition Sheppard holds the
British half u1ilers II the palm OF his
band Last summer they laid trap
Tor him IN the 500 meter race and
planned 10 have sucker run Shep-
pard of his feet early IN the race.
Sheppard went right into the Cap
and s-Lashsd II TO bits by following
the paceIaaksr and running his legs
or II this race T. II. Jusc. the Brit
ish champion, finished Sfrh.
The labor argus. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1906-1915, 1909-05-13
ooooooooooooooooooo
Personalities
Frederick H1acNfounie and
His Wife and Their Strange
Separauon-Emm Scott
and His Mission to Liberia.
ooooooooooooooooooc

~ w - - - - - wv w - ~ 10
y" HE case OF Frederick Mscaion-
IA mics, the famous American
III sculptor, and MIS- sIacMcn-
MES Is one which might well
form the foundation Tor an up TO date
problem novel Mrs. MacAfonuieS vas
the beautiful Mary Fa1rchiid, and it
was said that the sculptcr-s genius
Won him her love. She had not only
love OF arr, but exceptional talent, Ike
her wooer- as an artist II was in
ISIS and in Paris that they We're mar
RED In the next ten years Mr.. Mac
Ntn1nies reached tie zenith OF his
fame as 2 sculptor He had set up
studio in Paris and been chosen u
chevalier Of the French Legion OF
Hoaor. But meanwhile his wife'S
fame as an artist had increased also
4 short time ago friends OF the gifted
Pair II America were panied 10 leav
in dispatches from Paris that Mr.. anc
Mrs MacMonnies were living apart
Reports disagreed as TO whether d!-
vo-ce was contemplated To set The
matter at rest SIr. MacMonnies pub
ltshed the following statement in the
Paris papers:
"A friendly separation by mutual
agreement was arranged last year be-
tween MIS- MacAtocnies and myself
We remain the best OF friends
According 10 those who know them.
this separation is due to nothing more
Or less than artistic rivalry. which
came 10 the point where one STU
do was TOO small TO hold both arnbi
tons.
Mr.. MacMonnies. who has recently
been in America for the first time
since his name b.-ca me great word
in the realm OF European sculpture
has gone TO his country home at Gil
veruy. France accompanied by his
mother and sister, and he announces
that since the separation his plans are
quite uncertain.
His wife also is living in France,
bur in Paris, where two OF her pic
The labor argus. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1906-1915, 1909-05-13

cruiser. IS private
secretary 70 Booker
T. Washington and
Is OF the same col
O. as Ih2S diSIin-
cuished g d Il c a TOR.
/ he report that the
c rui : e- Si-mirc-
ham which has on
board as her Off
GERS many southern
erS. would be as
The labor argus. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1906-1915, 1909-05-13
No. 1s2.-Authors PUBL.

Tan author and two lines Of his IA
nous poen1.l
Ny l 5 ; Is the name Of a IA
nous Bible character. Ny ) is an
Oft repeated question as to method
Ny IS 12 10 IS to be found around
the house Ny II 10 l. IS used in
making this puzzle.
Be not diScoura ced Il it is not easy
to solve Ever 50 many find the hum
bic task impossible And there's no
need OF hurry No one can hope COR
first place. but, Ike everything else
done in the home. patience is required.
The labor argus. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1906-1915, 1909-05-13
TRICKY GOLF CONTESTS.
Boston Phiia6ei Phia- New York Events
70 Be Held Oct. and ?

% &c FeTc OCT. and 2.
The fifth annual trt-city go.c contest
for the Lesley cup will be held owe.
the links OF the W-hiter1ars VALLEY
Country club. near Philadelphia. Oct
1 and . This date IS the earliest yet
selected for the tntercity affairs, and il
Will undou tte-tly meet with genera!
approval by the players. who have al,
along advanced the argument that the
condition OF the courses especially in
the Boston district. begins to deterio-
rate rapidly after Oct I. The New
York forces have won the cup for the
last three years, but IN future Phila-
de!phia may prove formidable because
OF its increased territory. which now
practically takes in the entire state Of
Pennsy ivanfa.
The labor argus. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1906-1915, 1909-05-13
HctIe Ssck "a CoacI A-;.

John c. Hoilenback. the former
f'@nns1Tania football star. has been
ensa geo to coach the Franklin and
NsrsneI college eleven n Lancaster.
"a he coached that team last year.
~ IS Understood that work with the
ptEsktn will start shortly.
The labor argus. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1906-1915, 1909-05-13
Prizes For Fastest Baseball AVERAGES

President Ewing OF the Pacific Coast
league wants SO held out on eve-
game played during the season, the
to'eI amount 70 be given in prizes TO
the teams playing the fastest average
games during the season His idea IS
to speed up the games
The labor argus. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1906-1915, 1909-05-13
Ne. ess-Hf1de, Parts e. 7..

settled that little affair of Johns to
every ones satisfaction
The mans three sons were named
Jethro. Otto and Sanbo.
As we crossed the bar Kate grew
pale and sick
The bear cub ran. chased By crowds
OF children
When puss was leased it wis-Ied its
tail
The labor argus. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1906-1915, 1909-05-13
FREDERICK MAC MONIES.

lures. eZquiSitely delicate views Of the
Seine, were put on exhibition in the
salon recently.
Mr. MacMonaies won claim 10 i'm
mortality as an artist through his Bac-
chante, now in the Metropolitan Muse
nm OF Art New York: his Nathan
Hale in City Hall park. New York: his
Soldiers and Sailors monument at the
entrance 10 Prospect park. Brooklyn:
his statue OF Mcclellan and his colos-
sal fountain a the No-ld's CoIumb ia Il
exposition in 1898.
Mrs. NacMonnies still admfres her
husband even though she may not love
him, for SIZE says:
Mr.. MacMonnieS and I remain the
best OF friends. There was no quar-
rel. I believe Frederick 70 be the
greatest OF American sculp-ors. It IS
true that l paint. and 1 have some
reputation in America have TWO
pictures in the salon now open But
there has never been ea idea OF jeal-
ousy or his part
The labor argus. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1906-1915, 1909-05-13
''HACK'' TO MEET LEMM.
Famous Wrestler to Take on ENGLISH
Crack Early This Month

Crack Early This fiontr1.
John Lsmm, the heavyweight ~reS
tier Of England. has covered q 500
Forfeit posted by George Hacken-
schmidt, the Russian Lion 1t is like
Il that the pair will meet IN the early
part Of May. Hackensch midi has not
been II any contest since he lost the
championship TO Gotch in Chicago a
year ago. Lenn Is the grappler whom
frank Gotch refused to meet when he
was in London seeking a bout with
Hacken sch Cidt
The labor argus. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1906-1915, 1909-05-13
No. S63.-CIa-S De,

frs IS person YOU know very we'll
Ny second IS rot "a as>-ay:
mans name
Ard he toErttls- what he wishes TO say
To tie people WHO live il my whole.
NOV. YOU surely can g-ess il today
The labor argus. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1906-1915, 1909-05-13
COLUMBUS HANDICAP OFF.
Entries Too Meage- For the Proposed
s35pC1

Official announcement has been rnada
that the $4,000 trorIins handicap pro-
5ected for the grand circuit races in
Columbus. o. next September ha
been abandoned. Entries. which clos
ed April 20. were SO few that it will be
Impossible to give the event without a
tremendous loss 70 the aSsocta ton.
The labor argus. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1906-1915, 1909-05-13

Emmett I. Scott. member 81 the com
mission 20 Liberia who is TO journey
10 1he .Af-iraU coast on z Cnva-nrnac-
The labor argus. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1906-1915, 1909-05-13

What kinds OF candy are here repre-
scented:
The labor argus. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1906-1915, 1909-05-13

y" HE case o. Frederick MscMon-
IA mics, the famous American
E sculptor, and MS MacAion-
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1909-05-01
Bard Items.

Rev. A.. T.. Bacon filled his re-
gular appointment last sunday
night.
The young set enjoyed a pleasant
evening at the home OF G.. G. Tycs
last Sunday.
n. =. Carter and son, William,
made a business trip to Tucumcari
last Wednesday.
Henry Sowdcr has returned home
alter visiting friends and relatives
here Tor the past two weeks.
n. : Carter completed the drill
ing OF his well last week and found
an abundance OF good water at the
depth OF eighty feet.
The Sunday School hour har
been changed from the morning to
three o'clock in the afternoon,
Singing will follow. Everybody
is invited 10 attend.
J. Is. Alfred has spent the last
two days with his home people and
friends here. He will only remain
a day or so longer and then return
to his work as travelling salesman
Tor the Fox Typewriter Co.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1909-05-01
FRO View Notes

Epp Hunton spent Sunday in
Melrose.
Clarence Lassing made a bust.
ness trip to Mclrose last Saturday.
Corn planting is the order OF
thu day and every body is busy
now.
Rev. Shelton is scheduled to
preach in this vicinity next sun.
day night.
Erwin Thomas and family were
visiting at Homer Spinks last
Sunday.
Mr.. Nichols and family OF Clovis
werr visiting John Walker and
family las, week.
MIR. and Mrs. Elmer kcsler OF
Murdock ere in this community
last Wednesday.
Mrs. Wrlch was very III the first
OF the week but Is reported much
improved at present.
Geo. Yates and family returned
home from RI Paso last week,
after a four months ahsensc.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Davidson
and Carl Thomas spent Sunday
evening at the Murdick home.
Misses Ethel aud Florence Muir
dick, Ell Hunto, Clarence Lasslng,
Oscar Eddy, and William Murdick
attended the literary at Kirk last
Saturday night.
The hour tor SUNDAY school
has been changed from two thirty
in the afternoon 10 ten thirty on
Sunday mornings, Everybody is
invited TO attend,
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1909-05-01
CORRESPONDENTS
Notes FROM Endee

Plans are Tn foot to extend the
rural route on to Amarillo.
Blanche Gibson gave a birthday
dinner to her school mates one
day this week,
Mr.. B~easley, formerly OF ANA
rillo, Texas, is on his farm this
week making many improvements.
Il. T.. D,vcrs has opened up
his cold drink and ice cream par
Tor and is receiving a great deal
OF patronage.
The new telephone Exchange j.
now installed here and sornc oil the
ladies say it has the back fence
skun a block.
Batson brothers are planning Ia
ship fifteen hundred steers east in
a lew days. They will ,hip through
Vega, Texas.
Mr.. Robcrtson's new store build.
ing is now under construction and
promises to he an up.to-date one
III every respect.
W. Il. McNcely has returned
to Endee and declares lite is too
ohort to live IN Oklahoma alter a
taste OF Quay county.
MIR. Darlington will soon have
his iced store and wagon yard in
operation. He will also run a
livery stable ~ connection with II,
". l.. Batson and Mrs. j.. >.
O,walt were called to Oklahoma
this week To the bedside OF their
mother, who died shortly after
their arrival.
W. II. Easlcv has the contract
TO build the new school building
which will he a credit to III, dis
tuct. It will be completed Tor the
fall term.
4 new Sunday school class was
organized 10y g.. \. French last
Sunday. 1t has a large enroll.
m.nt and bids iair to he a good
working class.
The farmers here are Joyous
over the fine growing weather that
has been experienced lately. Corn
is coming Up most promisingly
aud some OF the farmers have corn
large enough to pillow.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1909-05-01
Puerto Doings

w. ]. Miles and family left last
Tuesday Tor Oklahoma.
Mrs NJ. e. Carman has been
very i'll and was compelled TO 20 to
the rucumcari Sanltarium to under.
20 an operation.
The farmers OF this community
are verv busy planting, Some
have corn large enough to plow.
The increase in acreage under
cultivation in this community
this year is about twenty percent.
Rev. ]. o.. Gore, OF San Jon,
preached here last Sunday. He
also preached in the Post Office at
Norton and a large number OF
Puerto people went to hear him.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1909-05-01
ODD FELLOWS PROGRAM


10 aid IN the establishment and
maintenance ion homes for aged odd
Fellows uud their wives or widows of
odd Fellows, aud homes for the care
education aud support of orphans Of
deceased odd Fellows aud sisters of
the Rchchnb degree.
The general duties prescribed for
all members at our order are To live
peacefully, to do good unto all We
have opportunity, aud especially TO
obey the golden rule, Nv batsucNc
ye would that others should do unto
thee, de- yc also unto them, To rul
tiNate aud extend the social aud pater
nal relations Of life among lodges aud
the families Of odd Fellows.
j. W. CAMPBELL ADDRESS
The three links oil Oddiellow.
ship represent friendship, love
and truth, and while we war
against vice in all its forms, it is
'irie ndship to humanity
prompts the contest. The<Trntle
influences OF love supply the
weapons and truth consecrates the
effort and leads to victory,
On April 26th 1910 the first
lodge oil the Independent order OF
Odd Fellows was organized in the
city OF Baltimore.
The first Grand Lodge was or
ganized in 1874 grand lodge OF
Maryland,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-12-31
Hendrix College Club.

An elaborate affair was the dinner given by Dr. J, w. John last evening for the Hendrix College Club, an or ganization of the alumni and cX-stul entS of the Hendrix College. Dr. John is president of the society. The homo of Dr. John was decorated with ferns, palms and other potted plants. In the dining room the table was a thing Of beauty. It was laden with delicious fruit and many sweet carnations add ed their beauty. The place cards were hand-painted and bore the colors of the club, black and old gold. At the dinner Rev. T. 0. Owen, pastor of the Lakeside church, was toastmaster, and many good toasts were offered. Dr. William Breathwit spoke on 'The Hendrix Boys in Medicine. Attorney $. J. Hunt spoke on "The Hendrix Boys in Politics. Harvey Harrison spoke on The Hendrix Boys on the Road Rev. w. C. Davidson spoke on The Hendrix Boys in Ministry" pr. o. c. Blackwell spoke on The Hend- rix Boys Abroad" Rev. Hammond spoke on The Hendrix Boys, Their Wives and Sweetheart The dinner was served in seven courses. Those present were Dr. Wm, Breathwit. 0. C. Mitchell, Harvey Harrison, Rev. W. ders, Rev. J, D. Hammond, Rev. ". W. Nelson, Dr O. q. Blackwell. Rev. T. O. Owen and Dr l. w. John.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-12-31
Miss Sill H0nOree.

Miss Eugenia James entertained al hridge yesterday afternoon. at the home of her parents, Mir. and Mrs. T. s. James, on West Sixth avenue, in compliment to her guest, Miss Stella Sill. of Hot Springs, very charming young lady. The home was artist1cal- ly decorated with holly, mistletoe and other Christmas decorations and was very beautiful. Twelve tables were arranged for the players. The score cards were very pretty, being Chr'se- mas cards with tiny Christmas bells attached. The game was interesting and exciting, which made the party q most enjoyable affair. Mrs. Harry Atwood captured the first prize. a China piece. Mrs. c. U. Mayfield was awarded the second prize and the con- solation fell to Mrs. Allan z. Orso' q beautiful calendar. After the game a dainty two-course luncheon was seryed About forty guests were pre-
 sent, including many out-of-town young ladies who are visiting In the city. >
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-12-31

Parker, Clyde Dixon Dora HeineI, Sula Dalrymple. Inez Hearin, Anna Leu Hamilton, Stella Hummer, Lola Ezell and Ava McGehee. Irwin Mc- Daniels, James Alexander. Roger Me New, Dorsey Duncan, Willis Adalns,
 Edwin Culver, Fred Culver, Russell Frame, Jordan and Ray Monk, l.oo Nichol, Edwin Howell. John Stubo,e- field, Williford Bishop, David Duncar. Calvin Burks. Alex Nichol, jack Thompson Milton Vo5s, Noel i}ol;ng- CT. Herman Herring, Jean Davis, Sam R&irigh. James Hayes and Ben Mat- tfews. The young ladies waea aa- sisted in receiving their guests hv Iesdamea John Ezeil aud r. 0. Mo- Gehee and Miss Eulalie McGehee.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-12-31
Surprise Party.

The friends of Miss Nettie Lloyd complimen,ed her last evening wit. :. surprise dancing party. TE1 young people went to the home of Miss Lloyd who was unaware of t'l,.s coming, and who with the aid of her mother, Mrs. J. T. Lloyd and sister, Miss Marie Lloyd, charmingly received them. The evening was passed to the enjoyment of all i'll dancing. Dainty refreshments were served near the close of the evening" Miss Lloyd received the following friends: Misses Mary Banks. Etna Gammill, Jessie Banks, Stella Martin. Allie Banks, Marguerite Whitemarsh, of TeXark; ana; Ruth Scales, Lela Gammill, Mary Will Winters. Marie Lloyd and Net Lloyd; Arthur Davis. Markham, Me- Curty, Fred Bringman. Coli Andrews, Ed Williams, Tom Williams and Frank Foster