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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-09-06
Cross CeHntrys Put Up Stir Fight But
Are DoWned by Champs I'm III In.
nlngs at Tower.
NINTERBoTToM SOME sLUGGER
TermiIlion Lets Manufacturing Com
pany Down with One Hit-Wood-
men Beat 0L~4sioth Men.
~ sTANpNG CTTY LEAGTE.

The Rock island Plow company
team. champions of the Rock Island
City league. won its final game OF the
season at Watch Tower Saturday aft
ernoon, in an uphill battle, defeating
the Cross Couutrys in II innings. 8 10
a. To Fl. Wilson and Chrigty Wilson
went the honors Of hurting the final
game Of the season for the champs
and they let the losers down with six
hits, while the Plows damned Larson
for II safe swats Winterbottom cele-
brated the winding up otthe season by
garnering three hits, one a single the
second a home run and his third was a
two-b8gger. ONeuI stole second,
third and home nthe 10th but was
called out
At Island City park the tailenders
took a final wallop at the Manufactur-
ing company team, winning the tilt by
a score Of 8 TO 3 The brilliant vic
tory Of the Telephone men was due
mainly to the sensational hurting of
Vermililon who let the losers down to
a single hit Five errors by his team
mates resulted in three runs. The
Hello men damned Wright and Tabor
for q hits
The Modern Woodmen also grabbed
their final contest, from the Standard
OH Cloth team al Exposition park by
score of 8 TO 6. GeiEer and Harder did
mound duty for the Woodmeu and held
their opponents to six hits. Kane,
working on the mound for the Oil Cloth
men. allowed only seven nits, but was
given miserable support. his team
mates being charged with seven errors.
! Saturdays contests ended activities
/ in the City league and the promoters
/ are already looking forward to a big
ger and stronger organization next
4year Every game on the schedule was
played and all clubs remained intact
throughout the season. Scores Of Sat
urday'E games follow.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-09-06
BOXERS ENTERTAIN
JOLIET PRISONERS

Joliet, Ill, Sept. Open air boxing
contests and wrestling matches with
two baseball games an added attrac-
ton, made up the Labor day program
for prisoners at the state penitentiary
here today.
This was the first time since the
recent murder Of Mrs Edmund II.
Allen, wife Of the former warden Of
the prison, that entertainment of any
kind has been provided for prisoners
outside their own numbers,
A party OF IS well known boxers
and wrestlers paid their own expenses
here to participate in the entertain
ment
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-09-06
60 CANDIDATES FOR
DAVENPORT ELEVEN

The FIRST call for candidates for the
1913 Red ana Blue football team OF
Davenport high school was given Fri
day evening and more than SO cand1-
dates answered Coach NfXon's cali.
This is a good sized squad, and as
there were some men who did not re-
port ehe first night and intend to try
cut for the team, the squad wall be
considerably enlarged when the first
Nights practice is held on the Outing
club grounds next Tuesday evening.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-09-06
HAROLD LUSK WINS
NET CHAMPIONSHIP

Harold Lusk, who won in the finals
Of the Outing club tennis tournament
from Jack Hansen, Saturday also de-
feated Hansen in the finals OF the
tri-city tennis tournament at the Ar
seuai Golf club courts. He took the
decision in three out Of four sets.
Miss Lura SchIegel won from her
sister Miss Paula Schlegel. in three
out Of FIVE sets in the finals Of ths
womens singles.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-09-06

regular schedule when Trainer Ike
Bernstein rescued woman from
drowning. He was on the beach in
his swimming trunks and bathrobe af-
ter session with Packey in the surf,
and heard the cries for help, The life
guards were too far away TO be Of
any assistance. He plunged IN, saved
the fair damseI and carried her to the
Brighton Beach hospital, where she
was revived. There VIII be no 70
nance. Ike is married.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-09-06
DIES MONIES WINS
TITLE IN WESTERN

Sioux City Iowa, Sept. 6. - Des
BIoines won the 1915 championship Of
the Western league by defeating Sioux
City II the second game Of a double
header here yesterday, 3 70 O. Des
Moines lost the first contest, after a
10-inning struggle. to 5. The new
champions have headed the leagus
since the middle Of last June with the
exception Of one day IN August, when
Denver occupied first place.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-09-06

Chicago, Sept 6.-AthIeJes repre-
senting the Chicago Athletic associa-
ton were favorites in win the Central
A. A. L. junior championship 10 be de-
cided here today The entry list Of
zoe included athletes from Cincinnati
Clinton. Iowa, st. Joseph. Mich, Notre
Dame and Chicago. Northwestern and
Illinois universities.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-09-06

COMEBACK STUNT
lftsr sox Lose First TO Cleveland on
Home Lot Big Ed Comes Back
With to 2 Win.
= COLLINS SLAMS THE PILL
Yordecai Brown Holds Kansas City
Helpless and Whales Win
Pirates Take Last.

Chicago, Sept 6.--"Big Ed" Walsh
staged his second comeback stunt of
the season at Comiskey park yester-
8sv. and also pulled the slipping Sox
away from q losing streak that has
been following them for some weeks.
when he went to the mound and stop
ned Cleveland IN the second game Of
q double header : TO 2, after the Sox
had dropped the opener, 6 to 0.
Walsh held his opponents to Eve
hits. two Of which went to Paddy Roth.
but eveaed accounts with the former
white sox by tanning him in the
eighth with two of his fellow mates
On the paths, The third strike may
have been a little on the outside. and
whether IT was or not Paddy and I'M
ptra chill could not agree. SO the
midget arbtter chased Paddy from the
game.
pig I'D" was given sensational sup
port until the eighth inning, when Ed
die Collins and Buck Weaver each
kicked one that helped the Indians IN
their scoring. Score:
Chicago ........,...000 90 0 0 Go
n "a o. d 2
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-09-06
Motor BIKE Races To-day.

Chicago. Sept. 6.-The 300-mile mo-
torcycle race scheduled for yesterday
~ the Chicago speedway will be held
tAls afternoon. starting at / O'Clock. A
steady rain at haywood, which made
me track creased saucer and riding
suicidal, caused the officials of the
sVent TO make the change.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-09-06

500 Block .03210 40x-2l is &
n. Eagles 100000 0000- ~
Two-base -Shreiner. Three
base htt-Wilson. Double plays
hurry. Stewart Bases on balls-On
Reeves, /; of Morris. 3. Base on dead
balI-sharp. Struck out-By Reeves,
9; by Morris, 8. Tmpire-Duftin
Scorer-McGee.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-09-06
A. TEARNEY HANDS
TITLE TO MOLINE
President Of Three-Eye Sustains Pro-
fest of Hughes, Giving Moline
a Six-Gam8 Lead.
CONTROVERSY OVER NEEDLES
Peoria and Bloomington Make Illegal
Trade and Other Clubs May
Follow u0llne's Protests.

Moline has practically ciuched the
second half pennant in the Three-Eye
league, This welcome news to local
fans was brought about by President
a. r. Tearney. who sustained protests
10 two games entered by Manager
Hughes of the Moline Three-Eye club.
Tearney threw both games to Moline
and the PIow boys have now six
game lead over the DistjIlers Hughes
based his protests on games pitched by
Needles, who was secured in d trade
with Bloomington, who took Jensen
from Peoria. The trade was uHeonst-
tutlonal, inasmucb as it was made at
ter Aug Is.
As result Of Tearney's ruling, the
league faces one Of its biggest mixups
in the history Of the circuit. Other
clubs now have the liberty to pro
test games pitched both by Needles
and Jensen. Officials of the Moline as
ISOLATION are anxiousIy awaiting devel-
0pments If the other clubs do not
take advantage of the situation. all may
be we'll
Moline took the second straight
game Of the present series at Daven-
port yesterday by o score Of 4 to 8.
The PIow boys won the game in the
tenth inning when Staley scored Clay
ton from second base with a Ecreech-
ing two base smash Davenport tied
the score in the ninth. Boss oLeary
himself went in as pinch hitter and
scored Meyer with q single Moline
scored one run in the first, another in
the fourth and one in the seventh
Davenport scored in the fifth. seventh
and eighth innings The Blue Sox
found SeIby for u hits. but Slim kept
the biuglas we'll scattered. Moline got
nine hits off Scanlon and took advaH-
tage Of Davenport's five misplays. The
score:
Moline .....I001001001- /.
..00O01001I0-3 y !
Batteries-Selby and Dobbins. Scan
Ion and Meyers
Moline Wins Saturday.
While Bloomington put crimp IN
Peoria'5 pennant aspirations Saturday
at BLOOMINGTON, Moline walloped Dav-
export by. a score Of 8 to >, increasing
their lead 10 two games. The score:
Davenport ....4001O0000-5 9 2
Moline .-.....401O20002-9 9 8
Batteries-Gould, Wells and Mayer
Eller and Dobbins.
Boomers Lose.
Bloomington. Ill. Sept 6.-Peoria
won yesterdays game, Z to 2. as a re-
suit Of pounding the slants Of their
former teammate. Jensen. for L hits
Three errors by the locals also con-
tributed. The score.
Peoria ......1O1201020-7 70 OIL
Bloomington 0O00101 0-2 z 81
Batteries-Crabb and Marshall, Jen-
sen and Ehrgott-
Rockford, H.. Sept 6.-Lamline was
in fine shape yesterday and Fraeport
was able 10 get but three hits or him,
Rockford winning, 3 TO Q. The score:
Freeport 0000000-0 3 oil
Rockford zoos 000-8 8 II
Batteries-Kelter and Kerns; Lam
line and Jacobs.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-09-06

Rockford. III, Sept. 6.-The Rock
ford club Of the Three-Eye league has
released Pitcher Higgins and Catcher
Wolgamoft The directors announced
that the club would continue next
season. ~
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-09-06
EARL COOPER WINS
FIRST GOPHER RACE

Minneapolis. Mimi, Sept. 6.-Amerf-
cas- greatest motoring triumph was
won by the Stutz team yesterday in
the first 500 mile race over the new
speedway here, when Earl Cooper led
his teammate, Gil Anderson, across
the finish line by one-ffth of a sec
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-09-06

RESULTS YESTERDAY.


National League
Pittsburgh. IS: Chicago. ..
st. uis-Cinciunad, rain.
American League.
Cleveland. 90; Chicago. q.
Detroit, Cd; St Louis. %.
Federal League.
Chicago, 6 =; Kansas City, !.
St Louis, S; Pittsburgh, Q.
Newark, So; Baltimore. SIS.
American Association.
st. Paul. 5 Kansas City, 2.
Milwaukee, 3 Minneapolis, /.
Louisville, 2; Indianapolis, !.
observation-disclosures; rain.
Tbree-Eye League.
Peoria, q: Bloomington, 2.
Rockford, 8; Fraeport. 0,
Moline. 4 Davenport, 3.
Central Association.
Burlington, 4; Cedar Rapids, i
Mason City. 8; Muscatine, 0.
Waterloo, z; Keokuk, 5.
Clinton, 20; Marshalltown, z.
Western League.
Omaha, So; ST, Joseph. "a.
Denver. 6-5; Lincoln, a.
Topeka. Is; Wichita, ii.
Sioux City. 60; Des Moines. 5-3
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-09-06

Cooling Special. Billy Chandler. and
Delage, Barney 0ldfeld, failed to I'm
ish.
Mercedes. De Palma. out at 100
miles. oil flooded magnetic.
Duesenberg. milford. ruled off at 100
miles by judges. frame of car crack
ed
Peugeot. Resta, out at 102 miles.
broken oil pump.
Mercer, Henning, out at IS miles
cracked piston.
Peugeot. Burn1an. out at 80 miles.
broken connecting rod.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-09-06
Hern in packer,s Camn.

New York, Sept s.-visitors 70
Paekey's camp at Brighton Beach yes
terday afternoon received little en-
tertainmeat that is not on Packey's
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-09-06

All the news all the time--Ths
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-09-06

Cross C. .0.0010 0 % o.
Summary. Two-base hits-H. VIII
son, Marshall Winterbottom, 0hlwei-
Ter. Three-base hit-C. Wilson. Home
-Winterbottom. Sacrifice hits-R.
Marshall, Van Dine. 2 Dufin ONeill,
Baumback. stolen basee-O NeilL ?;
Baumback, w Leithner Double plays
-OhIweiIer TO Fl. Leithner. Base on
baIls-OH H. Wilson, /; off c. Wilson,
i: off Larson. l. wild pitches--Lar-
son. /. Struck out-By II. Wilson, Z.
by C Wilson. 5 by Larson, 10.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-09-06


*BaHe5 for Morton in nth.
-Ea~ed for WambsEanss in ninth.
Score by innings:
Chicago .....-..l o o.
Cleveland .....-0 o o : o.
Eztra-base -rwo-basp, Roth, e
Collins.
strike-outs - BY Morton. s: by
Walsh. 4, by Carter. j.
Pitchers records-Three hits of
Morton in five innings.
Bases on balIs-O6 Morton, ?; of
Carter. 2 Off Walsh. 2.
Brown Gets Revenge.
Kansas City Sept 6.-Roiled by his
defeat Of Friday when errors caused
him to lose q four his game the veter-
an Ngrdecai Brown asked Manager
Tinker to- be allowed to face the Pack
ers again yesterday afternoon and he
gor sweet revenge. s to 1. He also
was we'll on his way to a no-hit no.
nun game retiring the Packers for sew
en- and cna-third innings without
safe Blow but Johnny Rawlings stop
ped the promised mark and after that
three more Packers found the miners
twisrers. Score: R. II. Il.
Chjcaao ...-..030020100-6 10 I
Kansas City ..000000O01-1 ?
Bauerfes-Brown and Fischer;
Johnson, Adams and Basterly and
Brown
Pirates I'rample Cubs.
Chicago. Sept. 6.-Fond farewells
were spoken by the Cubs and Pirates
as they knocked off hostilities for 1918
before mere handful Of the faithful
On the west side yesterday. To be ex-
act, Rresuahan's homecomers, raked
fore and aft by the Bucaneer assault,
shambled into the club house wishing
they never had tangled with Clarke's
heavy walIopers. From the moment
Hans Wagner unbuckled his homer In
the initial round it was Pittsburgh
walkover. and at the end Of nine lop-
sided periods victory attended the Wis
tors IA to-. score. RHE.
Chicago .....000O00002- z 5
Pittsburgh ..800161020-18 IT 2
Batteries-Adams and Hardgrove
and Farrell. Cooper and Gibson
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-09-06
At Island City PARK.
At Exposition Park.

Batteries-N ermiIlion and Filing
house, Tabor. Wright and Griffin.
At Exposition Park.
RH.E.
n. ". A. .......0OI04130x-8 7 8
S. 0. C. co. ...00O0O600O-6 G y
Batteries -Geiger, Harder and Conk-
lin; Kane and Manuel
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ANOTHER FINE
BILL ON FILMS
At YE LIBERTY

The Country Mouse" written, pro-
duced and played by Hobart BosWorth,
the wonderful Selig- Hearst spectacle
History of the Worlds Greatest War
and the sixteenth episode of the Mil
lion Dollar Mystery again packed Ye
Liberty theater last night and win
be repeated tonight for the last time.
Each Of these films must leave Homo
lulu at once and will not be shown
again in this city.
In the Paramount feature Mr.. Bos.
worth and Adele harrington are seen
in a story of love and politics that
reminds the auditor of "The County
Chairman but one that at the same
time is vastly different from the great
George AIDE offering. The. County
Mouse is the spouse of a farmer who
scores a success in politics. Her train
ing has been that of the home and
she feels herself untitled for the social
life OF the state capitol At the same
time she feels that her husband is
travelling away from her and that she
will lose him unless she rises to the
demands Of political life
The story of the war as told in the
films taken where the bullets were
flying and the aviators making their
debut in warfare cannot fail to inter-
est anyone who has missed them
should they drop into Ye Liberty the
alter tonight
The Million Dollar Mystery" is
rapidly nearing the end. The esca-
pades of the heroine become more
thrilling and hair-raising with each
episode. Number Is is equal to any
thus far shown and may help the
serial fan" to solve the mystery. In
any event the picture is well worth
seeing, even for those who have failed
to follow the serial through its many
ramifications.
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THREE Weeks CROWDS POPULAR

man described in the book She en-.
counters Paul in the restaurant in Lu.
cerne, precisely as recounted in the
novel. The photo-play version of all
other scenes in the novel are portrayed
with fidelity to the book, even the
tiger rug tryst OF the pair in the
queens apartment In Lucerne is repro
duced as in the novel The thrilling
and tragic denpaiement of the romance
Of the pair is shown in all its original
gripping power. The orgies of the
dissolute king, the mad revels in the
palace, the plots and counter plots of
royal counselors to dethrone the
queen. are graphically indicated
Miss Madaline Traverse, in the role
of the temperamental queen, is a study
OF regal beauty and majesty, and she
makes the most of every angle of her
part. Mahlon Hamilton, who plays the
role of Paul, is equally strong in his
part. The other characters are splen.
didly taken. -. q.
Three Weeks was repeated this
afternoon at the daily matinee and will
hold the boards again tonight. The
play will run for a,Week.
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There was one of the largest audi
ences that has been in the Popular
theater for long time present last
night to see the. initial production OF
Elinor Gyms story, Three Weeks.
in the five-reel moving picture offered
by the Nat A. Magner Company. The
drama is staged in Switzerland and
from scenic standpoint it is mag
nificent, while the acting of the men.
hers Of the cast is strong and fin
ished. -
The story of Three Weeks. need
not be repeated, because probably no
present-day novel has been so uniyer.
sally read as this book. In the film
play Elinor' Glyn has added to her ere.
alton in prologue that intensifies the
thrill of some of her scenes and adds
color and viyacity to others. Sonia,
the temperamental queen, runs away
from her castle and her king after the
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AID Club TAKES
CASPER RECITAL
UNDER IT'S Wing
Committee Is Busy DispoSing
of Tickets For Next Monday;
Members Respond Freely

According to Chairman r. 4. Lam
bert of the AID Club committee III
charge of the Casper recital t. be Civ
en- at Bishop hall, Punahou, next Mon
day evening. the club members are
as generous in buying tickets for the
recital of Mr.. Casper, one of Honolulu
citizens and a member of the AID Club.
as they We're about purchasing tickets
for Aida at the Bijou theater on
Ad Club night. .s...s a. ~. :--z
Mr. Casper has arranged an excel.
lent program of difficult classical Sc.
lections. He is to be assisted at the
piano by one of Honolulu's fayorite
accompanies. Mrs. l. Tenney Peck.
Because of his personal popularity
among the younger people of the city,
and also because of his masterfni
playing of the violin, number OF
young people in the city have under
taken to sell tickets. Through Mr..
Casper's generosity the AID Club was
enabled to invite the officers and men
of the German ship Geier. who will
be assigned a section of seats in the
auditorium.
A portion of the proceeds from the
sale of tickets will be donated by the
violinist to the Associated Charities
Mr.. Casper has played on a number
of occasions before Queen Liliuokala.
nj, and she will attend the concert on
that evening. 81
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Theatrical 6AmlNoIDeIt
LUCIA REPEATED, carmen next

Lucia di LammermOor," the great
farorite Donizetti opera, was repeated
by the members of the Bevani Grand
Opera Company at the Biiou theater
last night by special request and for
the benefit of the students and teach
ers Of the local schools who have
shown great interest in the work of
this opera company ILL., .-..
For the matinee today "Rigoletto"
will again be sung, while tonight the
offering will be the premier Of Car
men, the Bizet opera which runs
Faust close second for worlds popu-
larity and which is believed by many
critics to contain many selections su.
perior to those to be found in any 9TH
er opera. The local engagement of
the Beyani Company is rapidly draw
ing to a close and several of its best
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CABIRIA' WILL
come next week

Declared everywhere to have attain
ed the summit of gorgeousness in
screen spectacles, "Cabiriap will be
revealed in this city at the Bijou thea
ter next Saturday. This is the cellu-
loid masterpiece of the great Italian
poet and dramatist, Gabriel d'Annun-
ziQ, whose works are accounted among
the classics. That he lent the subtle
certainty of his pen to the writing
of the work was a decided compliment
to the Italian Film Company since the
distinguished author of Loves
Triumph" the creator of The Dead
City," francesca da Rimini'' and
La Pisanella;" the inventor of the
strangely contrasting est Sebastian
and "Parisina," has woven the deli.
cate fabrics of dramatic gowns for
Duse and half a dozen of the big stars
of Europe, and embroidered them
with deepest insight of human emo
tons. =l.-.'. ~-... ."...
The story of "Cabiria" concerns the
struggles between Rome and Carthage
for supremacy in the Mediterranean
some 2Se years before Christ. Before.
this big background a very human
story is told of little girl, Cabiria
Esprit of the fiames), who is saved
from sacrifice to the god of fire,
Moloch, by a Roman patrician named
Fulvius and his herculean Nubian
slave Maciste. Many adventures be-
fall this interesting trio.
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offerings have been held until the last
week, which is nov under way. One
of the chief of these is Carmen,
which will be given with almost the
entire Beyani cast
The cast: 3d.. ..... ...
Carmen, cigarette girl, afterwards
a gypsy Nine. NerSert
Don Jose, a brigadier. E. .Sr. Sacchetti
Escamillo, toreador. Sr Gioyacchint
Dancairo. smuggler. Sr Perron
Remendado, a smuggler . Sr Massini
ZuniZa, a captain. ....... Sr. BonZiglia
Morales, bFigadier. .... .Sr Puccini
Micaela tMih-ky-ay-lahl, a peasant
girl ..........-...,,M Nine. Sanborne
Frasquita (Frass-kee-tah), Gypsy.
friend of Carmen Nine. Wainwright
Mercedes (Mer-chay-dees), Gypsy, .
friend of Carmen. .... Nine. Silvia
The Innkeeger =. Sf. Rubinoff
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Rev. ]. p. Erdman will speak at
Kaumakapih church at 1880 O'Clock
tomorrow night. Good music will be
provided The public is cordially in.
vited to attend the service.
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STlR-BTLLETIS GIyFs YOU
T0DlI'S NEWS TODAY
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-08-20
Society and Personals
JULIET FEATHERSTUN Editor

The meeting was presided over by
Miss Willie d. Hearst, and the cleo
ton of officers and appointment of
committees constituted the business
to be transacted. Mrs. Cobb was re.
elected teacher; Miss Willie d. Hearst,
president Miss Bessie Clark, vice
president, and Miss Daisy Thornton,
secretary treasurer.
The following committees were ap-
pointed by the president:
Membership committee-Miss Leta
Pearl Moore, chairman; Misses Ruby
Odom, Mary Morris, Eva Mae Kellar,
Willie James.
Missionary committee-Mrs. Cobb,
chairman; Misses Bessie Clark, Vir-
gle Baggett, Jewel Carley.
Social cOmmittee-Miss Carrie Gene
Evans, chairman; Misses Lula At
wood, Edith Crawford
After the business was finished. the
hostess, assisted by her mother, served
iced lemonade and waters.