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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-11-06
Rain Keeps Runners Indoors

The rain yesterday frightened away
respectable fields of starters in the
runs scheduled by the Hudson Guild.
the Yorkville Athletic League and the
Long Island Athletic League and ms
consequence the races were postponed.
Tomorrow afternoon the Hudson Guild
will conduct an invitation race over its
Fifth Avenue course.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-11-06
EXTRA PERIODS SEES
TEAMS IN DEADLOCK

Paterson, N. j., Nov. 5.-Two extra
periods failed to break tie game of
one goal all played between the Dublin
soccer team. of this city, and the Clan
Macdonald, of Brooklyn, here to-day.
Mitchell booted the Macdonald score
from a penalty kick. while Neil Tailed
for the Dublins. The match will prob
ably be replayed in Brooklyn next
Sunday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-11-06
Katz Sets New Record

Julius Katz. the feet Pennant Ath-
letic Club runner. set new mark for
the thrce-mile course OF the Ozanam
Athletic Association in Harlem yester-
day in the weekly run of the Bronx
Athletic League. The youngster COW
cred the trail in 1875. lowering the
old record by % seconds.
The summary follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-11-06
Many Gunners to Face Traps

Montclair. y. j.. Nov. "a large
number OF entries have been received
for the annual shoot Of the Montclair
Rifle Club. which is TO be held to-mor-
row. Most Of the entrants are to shoot
the whole course. the 200-yard range
in the morning and the 300-yard and
600-yard in the afternoon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-11-06
Miske for Preparedness

Willy Mske, the st. Paul light
heavyweight. has begun training for
his bout with Bob Moha, which takes
place at the Broadway Sporting Club,
Brooklyn. on. next Tuesday evening.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-11-06
Frost Scores Winning Goal

The Overseas Wanderers sent the
Longfellows down TO their first defeat
Of the season at Taft's Oval, Brooklyn,
yesterday by to 0. Frost tailed in
the first minute OF play on a long over
head shot
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-11-06
Fight Log

TONIGHT
Olympic A. C.-Tex Kelly and
Augie Rather; Jack Russo and
Charley Hayes.
TUESDAY
Pioneer S. C.-Frankie Burns
and Benny Mccoy; Paul
Doyle and Paddy Burns.
Broadway S. C.-Kid Taylor
and Teddy Jacobs; Pal Moore
and Battling Lain.
FRIDAY
Harlem S. C.-Benny Leonard
and Stanley Yoakum; Jimmy
O'Hagan and Johnny Kid AL
berts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-11-06
No More Easy" Games
Left on Schedules of
Leading Teams

Football play Of the week end in the
East resolved itself into two sharply
defined groups. one composed OF
games which developed into real con-
tests and the other consisting OF little
more than practice scrimmages.
A survey Of Saturday, results places
Yale. Army. Pennsylvania, Cornell.
Dartmouth. Navy and Syracuse in the
former classification, while Harvard,
Princeton. Pittsburgh. Brown and Penn
state failed 70 benefit TO any extent by
their games
In view Of the more important grid
iron battles 20 come. the coaches count
each game ms stepping stone IN the
advancement OF team play and i'm
provement Of tactics and strategy. Vic
tory Is not always necessary, since de-
feat brings its lessons and experience;
but 10 win. even by narrow margin,
gives greater satisfaction 10 both play
ers and coaches.
Pine Test for Yale
In this respect Yale was particularly
fortunate. for in defeating Colgate the
Blue eleven derived both football
knowledge and confidence. The team
from Hamilton proved TO be eXcep-
tionally strong and tested every point
Of the Ellis offence and defence. Incl
dontally outplaying Yale in the process.
The breaks Of the game and n re-
markablc exhibition Of defensive
strength by the New Haven combina-
tion at n critical period swung victory
to the side Of the Blue. Colgate, how
ever, uncovered number Of weak
nesses in the Yale play, particularly a
lack of sustained attack. and showed
that much remained 10 be accomplished
by the coaches before the full power
Of the eleven was developed for the
Harvard contest
The defeat Of Notre Dame by the
Army in the only intersectional game
Of the day also was extremely crafty
ing TO the soldiers. especially as they
used almost exclusively the overhead
tactics that the Indianians introduced
at West Point so effectively three
years ago.
The Cadets showed that they were
capable Of both the line plunging and
end running game. as we'll as the aerial
method of advancing the ball. Their
victory over Notre Dame. conceded to
be one Of the leading opponents OF the
forward pass play. demonstrated that
the Army was rounding out one OF the
strongest teams of recent years at
West Point.
The attack Of the Westerners proved.
however. that the Army had not reached
perfection in defence. at least not
against an eleven Of the calibrc Of
Notre Dame.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-11-06
Boxing List Closes Tonight

.. NJ Wilson win, ies ca the accumulation Ct
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-11-06
Sunday Soccer Results

Same postponed
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-02-12
Give Evening Dinner /.

Capt. and Mrs. John ID. McRae
entertained with an elegant evening
dinner. February 3, honoring their
new pastor and wife, Dr. and Mrs.
y. b. Bell The center piece for the
dinner decorations was crystal
bowl filled with the double cerise
gcraniums with the fern sprays.
The place cards tied with dainty
ribbon bows contained some merry
rhyme, which each guest read as
they were seated The menu con-
sisted of oyster cocktail, bouillon,
turkey course, salad course, angel
freppe and fruit cake, cheese and
coffee. Guests we're Or. and Mrs.
d. b. Bell, Miss Lillian Bigger and
Miss Elizabeth Sheffield Allen.
Trinity University.
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Employees Entertained.

Mr.. and Mrs. Lem G.. Curtin were
at home Tuesday evening. honoring
the employees of Curtin Drug Co.,
and Curlin's Pharmacy. "All work
and no play makes Jack a dull boy
seems to be an adage with Mr.. Cur
lin that means as much to the bus
mess man as TO the school boy, and
these entertainments are given an
nually by him, that his employees
may all have an evening together
Double forty-two entered into the
evenings pleasures. Refreshments
consisted of pressed chicken, toma-
to aspic. olives, butter thins, sand
wiches and apricot frappe. The
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Nc
Roberts, Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Lew
is. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Swain, Mr..
and Mrs. o. n. Acrey, Mr.. and Mrs.
Forrest Upshaw, Mr.. and Mrs. o. ~.
Inanit, Miss Militia Shores and Mr..
Wilson, Allen Roberts and Miss Lii
liam Roger. Ed Sweat and Miss
Margaret Andrews, Mr.. Coke and
Miss Coke. Mr. Tidwell and Miss
Vera Crisler. The evening was in
formal and all enjoyed the hospital
ity of Mr.. and Mrs. Curtin.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-02-12
Thursday Club.

Miss Gladys Briggs entertained the
Thursday club this week at her home
in West End. Seven tables were ar
ranged for the game of forty-two.
The following ladies played as sub
|stitute guests: Mesdames b. f..
Hawkins, Charles Dahnke, VIII
Hines, and Misses Inez Singleton,
Rhedia Wicker and Miss Rhodes of
George West. High score was made
by Mrs. ]. w. Ferris and Miss l.. e.
Whipple. The valentine season waS
recognized in the scheme of the dec
orations and favors. Red Persian
violets were used in the living room.
Pink was the color featured in the
dining room. A basket titled with
pink Persian violets adorned the CEN
ter Of the dining table. The guest
room had baskets of geraniums and
ferns. Red hearts and cupids Were
in evidence TO remind guests of the
valentine season. Refreshments con
sisted OF brick cream and cake. The
cream had pink and white heart CEN
ters. Crochet baskets filled with
nuts were placed on each table.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-02-12

Grady Hart and Miss Alice Lehr
OF this city we're married Sunday
afternoon at the Methodist parsonage
On College street, the Rev. w. b. An
drws. officiating. The bride and
groom we're accompanied to Dallas
by the groom's brother, ]. 7. Hart,
and Miss Mamie Finch. The groom
is employed with Il. +. Moore Fur
niture Company. Mr.. and Mrs Hart
ere at home on Billiards. Heights.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-02-12
Surprise Party.

Miss Vannie Mae Jennings was
honored with a surprise party last
Friday night at her home in Billiard
Heights, when about twenty-five
guests walked in her home about
eight O'Clock, each one bringing
their favorite dish with them. Forty
two, finch and music we're enjoyed
during the evening. Miss Mamie Sue
Couch and Mr.. Tidwcll won highest
score in forty two.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-02-12
Wayahachie Women Honored.

Waxahachie club women have
been significantly honored in the
appointment of committees to exc
cute club work of Texas under the
new president, Mrs. Fred b. Flem-
ing. In the state federation Mrs.
Charles w. Simpson, is made state
chairman of the Parks and Play
grounds committee. The Texas Fed
oretion of Music clubs which was
organized last November at Brown
wood, has made Miss Halle Groce
chairman of the Scholarship COM
mittee. Miss Dorothy Drane OF
Corsicana is a member of this COM
mittee, and she is we'll remembered
to our musical people, having been
educated ,at Trinity, land during
her college days here, was often on
the programs OF the Waxahachte
Music club. Mrs. Lee Penn has
been made a member OF the COM
mittee on Public School Music. In
musical circles also Waxahachie was
honored in the election of Prof. John
Bert Graham Of Trinity University TO
the office of secretary OF the Texas
Music Teachers association. Mr..
Graham being given this office at
tie organization of the association.
Mrs. John Herring has been made
q member OF the committee on
resolutions of the Texas Division of
TIE IT, ID. c. Mrs. f. Brady. presi-
dent of the Waxahachie Bay View
club, has been appointed by Mrs.
Garrison. president of the second
district, as q member OF the Humane
committee. and Mrs. Y. d. Kemble,
of the Waxahachie Shakespeare club,
has been made chairman OF the Leg
islatiye committee OF the second dis
trict.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-02-12
sixth birthday Celebration.

Elizabeth VIM, the six year old
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clyde
Winn, celebrated her sixth birthday
with a party Thursday afternoon. at
their home on East University ave.
This was the little lady's first birth
day party, and she entered into IL
with hospitable glee Cake and
cream We're served TO five little
neighbor girls The following were
present. Marion and Josephine
LumpEins. Elizabeth and Dorothy
Fletcher, and Matte Lou Kelly
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-02-12
Pretty church Wedding.


J. Frank Calvin and Miss "e' &c
Lon Conaally we're married We'd
ro.4o, ovsnipv ~ mo Ccnun Pres.
i,ytor,sn church bv the BRIDE pastor
.Ee pcy G. u hogan. The beau
tfs,1 limo rsremeer was used
m, rspreb .ar was converted
TITO % .vra1,id ~ ferns. candles giy-
inc soft Illumination TO tie green
b-c,, rroun5 Previous 10 the core
nonv Miss lola Barae sang BE
cause ACCOMPANIED rs Miss Fan
ria Afcce, "a the aseu. and AIlss
laura spe plamner played he
violin 7areate H Hecae piay-
81 Nondiess5aaa wedding chorus
ae the bridal party entered The
usbcrs were Miss Ruby Connally and
1.ackey Connally, Miss Pauline
piDketon and Willie Boehle. Miss
Vera Brown and Ed l. Anderson.
Misses Conually and Brown were
becomingly dressed in crepe de chine
frocks Of white. and Miss Pinkston
wore pink crepe de chine Miss
Leona Connally. the brides sister
entered with the best man. Clauoe
calvin. brother of the groom Miss
Ccnnauy as maid of honor wore a
slate blue cont suit with blue crepe
hat. and carried shower boouet
OF white earnationg Preceding tho
bride and groom was Margaret CAL
vim. little daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Jim Calvin, getting as flower girl,
and walter Horace connallE, son Of
Mr. and Mrs Roy Connally, acting
MS ring bearer, and carrying the
band OF gold in a Gala lily,
The bride aud groom entered to-
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-02-12

One OF the pleasing social affairs
Of the week was the tea. at which
Mrs VIII Ely was hostess at her
home on South Cricket street,
Thursday afternoon from three TO
or OF the hostess mother and sis
ter. Mrs X. X. Erwin and Miss Yer
ma Erwin of Waxahachie, who are
her guests.
The reception rooms and tea
room were beautifully decorated in
a profusion of cut flowers. palms
and ferns
Among other favored guests who
aided Mrs Ely in the receiving line
was Mrs William Calhoun Eubank.
a recent bride OF this city. A large
number OF guests called during the
afternoon and the occasion was one
70 be remembered sherman Demo
erat.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-02-12
A Portrait of Meditation.

There hangs IN my memory's hall
I q lovely picture, the charm of which
Is indescribable A little sunkissed
cottage where dwelt the sweetest.
most refined type OF true southern
aristocracy. A wife whose life so
completely blended with the life OF
her husband that they were one. A
mother whose love and care for her
children permeated the entire COM
munity A friend where the tired.
the Gistraught loved 10 go and lin
ger in the genial warmth OF her
great spirit Such is the picture
that | have Of my friend and neigh
Dor. Mrs. G. ". Walker. She was
q woman Of rare parts. To know her
was To love her Her friends were
from the rich and poor. the old anil
young. When YOU sat and Learned
from her great store OF knowledge
her years seemed great. but when
you touched her spirit. IL was that
man; beautiful physically. mentally
and spiritually Nature endowed
her with a sweet face and graceful
physique self Improvement had adj
ded that intelligent stroke and best
% al. she walked daily With her
Master and tho uxhi that cannnt
fail as reflected - q remarkable
ierree IN her she Was a woman
~ao vas closely confined % her
home Tor many moaths before her
death. bar instead - lessening her
'saflasnce e seemed - acceutEate
i. Tor tbs hons. where she narsed
AID eared fer the invaiit conaau-
ion - her heart. xas a power house
was a haven where the neighborz
AID friends Ssrt II from day 70 day
AID looked upon the snIiing patient
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-02-12
studio Tea.

Miss Augusta Bates entertained
with a studio tea Wednesday after
noon. in her studio at the conser-
vatory of Trinity University. A
number OF Miss Bates musical
friends enjoyed her hospitality. and
they discussed together the coming
Of Oscar Seagle, the great singer.
who VIII be in Waxahachie on the
night of February %, and viii APP
pear in a ballad program Tea,
toast and fruit cake were served by
Miss Bates at an attraetiyely APP
pointed table. Guests were Mes
danes Lee Penn. Harry Fugate,
John Dunaway, Charles Teutseh and
l. NJ williams, and Misses Emma
and Maud Patrick.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-02-12

rhr Tuesday Bible class met this
week. fh Mrs BERT shands Al her
attractive home in Easi End MFs
a. Williams. the class feaeher.
eanlurHt an Interesting iesson.
Tlr visitors rene Mesdames ~ 3.
NIaersoa. Katie Meek and 81 A
F..ree rhia meeting Is tas nrsi
ts-e taaf ail fae members have been
Erssvat rh Membership Is eom-
t.rft. fFelrr being tie uul. Mr.
Stands served Chlcksr safaa "a let
rgre. rheese chips. nsarsAmaIloa
lllliuz 9th cherries ard f-al'
pzleh The fclio~ing i TIE club :
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-02-12

face and went away to fight afresh
in lfe's battle. This picture does not
hang in the windows of art stores
like Mona Lisa or Whistler s
Mother" but could you enter the
hearts Of Waxahachie people, You
would see it there, with varying
lights and shades.
Lovingly dedicated to Dr. G. W.
Walker MRS. j. h. Lfiun.
Dallas, Texas.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-02-12

The Watson Chapter OF the
L. d. C. began q new year of activi-
ty in their meeting on Wednesday of
this week. Mrs. Tom Forrest, first
vice president. is acting president.
A large attendance was present, and
the members seem to feel deep In
terest in making this year count rs
one of the very best in their history,
and hope to honor their deceased
president, Mrs. Amanda b. Watson,
In executing the work she loved so
we'll. in a most efficient and en-
thusiastic manner. Letters OF sym
patty were read at the meeting from
the state officers, expressing grief
In the loss of Mrs. Watson, as :. state
officer in the u. d. c., and an eff
cient worker.
Among the items of business the
flower show is TO be extended on a
larger scale. and three departments
we're added: Checking, advertls-
ing. and a better baby show. Mrs.
John s. Herring was honored by the
state president in placing her on the
committee of resolution.
The literary work is being
featured in creditable way
by the chapters historian, Mrs.
Robert Killebrew, who announced
that she would follow the outline as
pienned by the state historian. Mrs.
Killebrew is an energetic worker and
has planned some delightful pro-
grams for the chapter, one of the
most interesting being given on last
Monday ut the regular monthly meet
ing of Camp Winnie Davis.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-02-12

Mrs 5. Il. Fowler has returned
from Waco whore she was the guest
OF Mrs Edgar Laughlin for six
days During her visit Mrs Fowle-
was hon0rea with eleven bridge
parties and two luncheons BY gener-
oau hostesses NJ Waco 4 box party
AZ che Hippodrome followed by a
Rot buffet supper was also among
the social pleasures
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-02-12
Bay Vitw Club.

The Bay View club met yesterday
afternoon at Sims library. Mrs. It.
o. Cheatham is the official teacher
for the History or Belgium, but Mrs.
Roger Kennedy acted as substitute
teacher yesterday. Mrs. Hancock
read a paper on Belgian Musi-
cians," Miss Maude Mcclellan told
OF Constantine Mennier, and Mrs.
Lomax explained the Economic
Causes OF the War"
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-02-12

membership: Mesdames L. T. Buck
ner. c. c. Cooke, d. ID. Floyd. j. II.
Halliday. Green, j. l.. Jeffries. X. II.
Lewis. w. G.. McClain. A. A. Nc
Roberts, Will Mcpherson. Glenn
Miller, Ed Rogers, Lee Rogers, Bert
Stands. Henry Swain, Jett Thomas,
+. VI. Williams, and Misses Gladys
Briggs, Jimmie Parkinson and Mel
rose Middleton.
The club will meet next Thursday
with Mrs. Henry Swain on Frank
lin street. Mrs. J. II. Halliday was
added as a new member at the last
meeting.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-02-12
Attend White House Reception.

Misses Margaret Edwards and
Marion Fowler attended the Presi-
Dental reception at the White House
last Friday evening They were
accompanied by an official chape-
rome OF Belcourt Seminary They
write that Mrs. Wilson was beau
tiful in costume OF blue silk with
black lace, and wore her fevorite
flower, orchids, arranged in a cor
sage They write also that il was
pleasure as they made the receiv-
ing line 70 recognize q number of
lcdies whose hospitality they had
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-02-12
Sixteen Club.

The Sixteen club was charmingly
entertained last Saturday by Mrs.
Lynn Lasswell at her handsome
home on Marvin avenue. Valentine
was featured In the afternoon par
ty. Red geraniums, Persian violets
and azaleas were the floral features.
Celestial, rosy red, loves proper
hue" made a festive color that was
reflected in all the reception rooms.
There were seven tables of forty
two players. The hostess was as
sisted by Mesdames III. T. Living
ton, Lee Lasswell, and Misses Mar
guerite and Katherine Cole and Hen
s.y Alderman. Refreshments were
pressed chicken. tomato aspic, nut
bread sandwiches, hot coffee, angel
food and brick cream. Red and
white hearts shaped minis were
served. Guests were Mesdames
Erling Holland, r. A. Underwood OF
Plainview, Cad Wilkerson Of Grand
view, Sam Carothers, J. f. Carson,
Tom and Arson Cole.
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foraon street with a forty-two party
Friday night Valentine. Loves
season. was appropriately recognize
ed in the features of the party Red
hearts with the date OF the wedding
we're given each guest as favors.
Tho guests were Mr. and Mrs. Mich
OILS. Mr. and Mrs Bud Hopson. Mr..
and Mrs. s. Pattereau. Ed J.. Ander-
son and Miss Vera Brown. Willie
Boehle and Miss Ruby Connaily,
Miss I.e0ra Vantreese. NJ {. Hill
and Fred Elheart Cream and cake
we're served, with white and pink
colCrs.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-02-12

Miss Marion Fowler who Is IN
lhool at Washington. u. c. Il
rendlue this week end with = party
ef school girls lu New York CITY.
M.es Fowler wired her parents on
Thursday fnr The permission which
$3.50 awured.
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the other two days. Waco is N,
home of Mrs. Joseph Wren a.r
vice-president of the federation.
A full list of standing COMMITTEES
for the Texas Federation Of NpaI
Clubs is as follows:
Community music-Mrs. Catheru
M. Taliaferro, Houston, chairman
Mrs. Phil Manner, Marshall: Mn
II. II. Cunningham, Bonham, Nn
Herbert Caldwell, Corpus Christ
Mrs. Eli Hertzberg, San Antonio
Club extension-Mrs. Oscar Bgs
by, Marshall, chairman; Mrs c. g|
Num-, Amarillo; Mrs. F. L. Jaccar.
Fort Worth; Mrs. Mamie FoN.
Wynne, Dallas; Mrs. r. C. Duff
Houston.
Course of study and program N
change-Mrs. Virginia Ryan Waca
chairman; Mrs. j. A. jain, Dallas
Miss Phoebe F. Carver, Taylor
Scholarship committee-Miss Hall
lie Groce, Waxahachie, chaiTmGl
Miss Dorothy Drane, Corsicana An|
William M. Scofield, Lockhart
Miss Blanche MeNa|
Corsicana, chairman; Miss Rebea
Truehart, Galveston; Miss RasI
Grove, Brentwood
Library extension-Mrs. Rass
Gay. Sulphur Springs, chalfHa
Mrs. Willis Higginbotham, StepAa'
Vile; Mrs. Earl Cogdell, Hasks.
Public school music-Miss 4
fleda Littlejohn, Galveston, ea2s|
man: Mrs. A. J. Lawrence, AHils|
ton; Mrs. Leslie Mitchell, Ben
Mrs. J. G. McNary, Ell Pasoi "a
j. l.. Penn, Waxahachie.
Publicity - Mrs. Kitty B@'4|
Crawford, Fort Worth, chalraA
Mrs. Willie Hutchinson, holA~|
Mrs. Charles Saunders, Denton
Artists bureau - Mrs. GEM
Waldo, Houston; Miss Louise u
Corsicana; Mrs. T. H. Wear
Worth; Mrs. Robert Crosby Aa'-
Mrs. Joseph Wren, Waco MIS-
riet Bacon Mcdonald. Dallas
p. p. Smith, Texarkana' MIS-
ter p. Romberg. san Antonio
Program - Mrs. Wade h'l-
Wichita Falls. first district;
Eugene Bullock. Dallas, see0Ha
trict: Mrs. Richard Sexton
shall. third district; Mrs. A. -,
Smith, Marlin, fourth dlstrie4' ii
A. L. Manchester. GeorgetoHa'
district: Mrs. VIII Salter pa
cello. sixth district; Miss yuma
lace, Waco; Mrs Ebert tll.'-
las: Miss Ida Rountree
Mrs. 4. clyde whitloek. Fort V"
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s5oo Reward

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any one found guilty q
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