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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-08-07
Days Draft DOings

Dignity marked the countenance
and actions of every member of the
examining board, but style gave way
to comfort when it came to the attire
of the officials. DR.. S. ID. Hawley
and the five other physicians COM
prising the examining corps removed
coats, collars and even shirts and to
the boys" within the walls OF the
"quizz' room appeared as living mod
els for B. " DIS, instead of digni-
fled NJ. DIS.
To General Crowder always will go
the credit for originating the novel
and intricate machinery identified
with the draft. but to GER
tain Tulsa attorney with an ap-
parently liberal following of gen
tlemen OF color out Greenwood
averue way must go the toga for
pulling the champion mercenary wire
of the local draft operations. The
attorney, according to several Of the
negroes appearing before tho board
Yesterday evening, for the retaining
fees of 81 and up, filled out exemp-
ton claim papers for numerous ne
groes who ignorantly displayed them
| instead of the official summons from
the government yesterday. The eN-
emption papers obtained In advance
are worthless insofar as aiding the
negroes in winning immunity froiu
service Is concerned, and merely
meant n windfall for the attorneys
nurse. members of the examining
board declared.
A mother apparently in her teens
sat for more than an hour with hei
babe in arms in the corridors OF the
city hall during the most torrid part
of the afternoon. The husband aho
father meanwhile paced the hallway
anxiously awaiting his turn TO be eN'
amined. Finally he passed thru tnt
line of physicians and returned TO MS
little family. bearing tale OF disap'
pointment due to his inability TO ilie
an exemption plea simultaneous WIN
| his examination.
"We'u have to come back again.
he told his mate. But l guess Uhcie
Sam won't make me go to war.
And while the cooing ihiant aho
his parents started for the elevator
an unmarried youth Wai''he Ai' %
! turned to a dozen waiting cofhpah'
ions. then nodded toward the de-
parting husband and ms Two rea-
sons" and remarked: amt wal
hell"
slaughter! Slaughter" called out
Doctor Hawley to the first OF a group
of colored lads at the "a O'Clock
party" rs your name Slaughter
Albert or Albert Slaughter? It's all
mixed UP on this notification card.
"Mah names Albert Slaughter,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-08-07

Boggs this afternoon in police court
both the man and woman, rrrested IN
the place last night. pleaded guilty 10
charges of lewd conduct and were
fined s25 each.
According to the arresting .fficer.
Shacklett had been warned not to al
low the woman in his house and was
aware she was n woman Of the under
world. 1t is said Shacklett showed the
couple to their room and did not re-
quire then to register.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-08-07
.SAPULPA DRAFT
NOTICES MAILED
Creek County Young Men Will
Go Before Examining
Board This Week.
REFORMER IS REARRESTED
Sheriff Woofter Not Worried
Over Filing of Suit for
$4,000 Damages.
Worlds Creek County Bureau,
l1pih East Hohson

SAPULPA, Okla. Aug. 6.-Notices
were mailed out today by Creek coun-
ty exemption board No. for 353 men
to report at headquarters Thursday
morning for physical examination
This is the first call issued by the
board. 1t is expected the axamiration
OF the men can be completed by Sat
urday and examination Of another
squadron of 1853 draft recruits will be
started next Monday. In all 1.055 men
have been summoned to report
DR.. G. C. erosion has appointed
Doctors b. c. Schwab, c. /. McCallum
and c. ID. Reese to assist in cartIg foI
the crowds of men as fast as possible
The men will be examined Mt the rate
of more than one hundred each Gay
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-08-07

rejolned the darkey, and then again
exhibiting snow-white worries and
grinning gums. he added: But l
recken itll bo slaughtered Albert
II you SEN me ovah near them Ger
mans"
Slaughter was found to be physi-
cally FIFTEEN"
A mammoth portrait OF President
Wilson adorns the south wall of the
annex to the mayors office. where
the examining board holds forth.
"Isn't the president's picture patri.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-08-07

"Slaughter Slaughter" called out
Doctor Hawley to the first OF group
of colored lads at the "a O'Clock
party" rs your name slaughter
Albert or Albert Slaughter? It's all
mixed up on this notification card.
"Mah names Albert Slaughter,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-08-07
Central Association Quits

WATERLOO, Iowa. Aug. 6.-The
Central association clubs will close the
1917 season after Tuesdays games.
This announcement was made today by
Persistent Ford at Fort Dodge after the
Fort Dodge directors had decided to
withdraw their club from the league.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-08-07
Canadian Gold to British Account

NEW YORK. Aug. Good from
Canada for British account to the
amount of s6,40O,OO0 was received
and deposited at the Philadelphia
mint. This is the second consignment
since the renewal Of the gold move
ment last week when s6,000,000 was
received.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-16

-EDNESDAY afternoon, at the
M home Of Rev. and Mrs. Fuller
w Swift, the Junior auxiliary
Of the Church Of St clement decided
10 furnish a thousand Housewives
to the soldier boys-the sort Of
Housewives" that are tucked away
in comfort bags. and carried to the
front. hand made by the girls, who
fasten different kinds Of buttons and
thread TO compact cases, in addition
TO needles, etc
The Junior auxiliary is about to
enlarge its activities, for Il decided
Wednesday TO work for the parish,
in addition TO maintaining its work
for the missions. The members also
advocated refreshmenrless afternoons,
and like our fOrebears in civil war
times, viii serve water when they
meet at parties or other gatherings
Present We're the Misses Joy CrurCh-
field, Ava Alexander. Fredricka kipp,
Helen Hubbard Swift. Lu Rec and
Virginia knight, Helen kepler, Mar
cia Glover. EebeCca Maetze. Siegied
EOdtker. Nenetia and Leo Van den
Brock Mrs Annie Naetze. on the
2eth the girls viii meet again with
MS Swift.
The women recently appointed by
Mrs Henry T. Bowie. member of the
national war council. TO represent FL
PasO's local board in carrying out q
plan OF action under the direction
Of commission appointed by presi-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-16
CloudcroH Personals.

CIoudcroft. y. n, Aug. 16.-The
bridge party given by Miss Mary
GogEin on Tuesday afternoon in hon
OF of her house guest. Miss Anne Ma
coffin. was one of the most enjoyable
affairs given for the younger set dur
ing the whole season Among those
who enjoyed Miss GOggin's hospitality
were the Misses Virginia Turner,
Margaret Neff Lydia Happier. Nancy
Williams, Helen Stewart, Agnes
Stewart. Frances Smith. Dorothy
Smith. Eleanor HOLMAN, Clara Haw-
kins, Bernice Brick, May Wood. Mary
Anderson. Helen Dunn. Anne Nagof-
fin and others.
Mrs. W R smith and daughter,
Dorothy, left Wednesday TO spend "A
few days shopping in FL PasO. On
her return Mrs. Smith will probably
be accompanied by her son. BreedlOve,
who has just been commissioned In
the officers reserve.
" B. Hutchins IS in FL Paso for
a few days.
F. r Foster has returned to FL
Paso. after spending q few days with
his family here
Mrs. J. F. Williams and son, Frank
In. arrived in Cloudcroft Wednesday
to spend several weeks
Norman Carmichael and Mr. Pelham
motOred UP Tuesday in the former S
car. They intend TO spend a few days
at the Lodge.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-16
Weddings.

Rev. o. j. Wade. Of Calvary Hous-
ton Square Baptist church, married
d. J. cumming. Of NOsales. Ariz-, and
Miss IneZ c. Hancock. OF kosse, Tex
as. on Thursday morning. At the home
OF the pastor, 23l5 Montana street.
The groom is cattleman OF Arizona
and the young couple are TO make
their home there.
With Rev J. NJ Jackson. OF the
First Methodist church. officiating.
Miss Margaret McCaleb and Frank i.
Cochran were married on wednesday
night, members Of the immediate fam
-Iy being in attendance Sergeant and
Mrs Wallace stood with the cople as
they exchanged their vows The We'd
ding was marked with Characteristic
"ar time simplicity.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-16
AutomobiZing and Outings.

E. 3. Winter and family left today
by automobile for the MoEolon
mountains OF New Mexico TO spend q
week or so fishinE-
Mr.. and Mrs. p. s. Reed, the Misses
Reed. and Miss Cunningham are stay
ing at the Hotel PasO Del Norte Tor
a short time. before continuing their
automobile trip TO ClOudcroft, from
their home in Beaumont, Texas.
Chaperoned by Mr.. and Mrs H Spi-
neIi. = congenial crowd Of young folk
had a weiner roast on the mesa Wed
nesday night, with the Misses Thelma
SpinelIi. Virginia Cooper. Ruth Davis,
Irene Brown, Helen LOOMS. Gertrude
smith, Isabel Brown. Gussie Goar,
Ruth Dewey, Elizabeth kaufman,
Kathaline scott, Meta kaufman, Ber-
tina Sart0rius. Margaret ROWS, Lii
Sartorius Caroline MOureau. Nessrs
Hugo Becker. Madison Day, Eugene
WOmeldorf. Dick Lewis. Philip GOar,
Gus MOdrall, Samuel Thomas, Crock
EFT and Arthur Seaman Scenic Point
was chosen for the pitching Of
tents"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-16
Dinners, Lmcheons, Teas.

Mrs Ed McConachie gave p prettlly
appointed dinner party Tuesday even
ing IN honor OF Mrs. II. Caps, who
expects to leave the city soon The
luncheon cloth was of cluny and the
color scheme was red and green Mu-
sic and cards We're enjoyed during
the afternoon Those present were
Mrs. r. F. Taylor. Miss Edythe Taylor.
Mrs. Fred DouEherty, Mrs. VIM O..
Smith. Mrs. II. Caps and the hostess
a happy observance Of her 18TH
birthday anniversary was enjoyed by
Miss Eva Brooks. attractive daughter
OF Mt and Mrs G. H. Brooks, OF -5l5
Montana street, and a bevy Of her
young friends. on Wednesday after
noon. when the cOmplimented girls
grandmother. Mrs. ~ 7. Johnson, en-
tertained with q patriotic party and
two course luncheon The tri-colors
We're everywhere about. in the form
of diminutive flags and floral decora-
lions and accentuated in the menu.
Mrs. a Douglas assisted Merry con-
tests were feature. with Miss Leila
Russell and Miss Thelma Boone car
ryinE off honors. Bidder were the
Misses Azileen M0rriss. Eva Crosby.
Martha Blaukenship. Viola Gaylord
Theresa O'Keefe. Lucille Ayers Ger
aldine Williams. Euuice Loyd. Thelma
Boone. Katherine and Anne O'Neiu
and Leila Russell
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-16
Out OF Town Visitors.

J. W Phillips. a well known cattle
man from DeminE. y. 1T. came TO III
Paso yesterday on a business trip
Mrs. Elizabeth johnson arrived to-
day from Cement. Okla. 70 visit her
sister. Mrs. g.. A. Martin. at 1881
Montana street
1Iessrs- Spillers and Glenn. who have
been i'm FL Paso for several months.
at the a c. Washburn home. on Pros
pect avenue. left Wednesday evening
for their respective homes in Waco.
Tex. and Arkansas
7. Frank Cheek is entertaining his
mother. AIRS. =. Cheek, Of Fort
Worth who is also q sister Of Mrs a.
f. Brown. The trio are leaving on
the morrow for Cloudcr0ft 20 enjoy
the end of the season at the scenic
resort
Frank B. Mccormick. a mining man
from Houston. Texas. is in III Faso
on a business trip, and is meeting
his many friends On the city Mr.. Nc
Cormick is so proud of his state that,
though his home IS now in Missis-
sippi he always registers Houston
on the hotel day book
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-16
4 Narration Of Everyday Affairs.
Their Married Life ~

I've been meaning 20 speak 20 you
about that for ages, Helen SAID MIS-
Stevens.
Helen promised that she would be
2 friends with the woman Louise went
/ on. and now you can see for your
selves just how things are going
Il should say we can said MIS-
D Cushing, her busy fingers flying in
and out with the long needles
Il wouldn't believe IL il I were
YOU" said Mrs. Stevens
But what can I dO-' Helen eU-
claimed. Il can't treat her rudely-
d You all know what happened at the
club that day. and after that I felt
that ought TO be friendly with ner-
It was through remark OF mine
that she was hurt
1T was through an exaEgeration
Of Mrs. Thurston's,- said Emily
@WeH. did say something. YOU
T know. and blame myself terribly for
And now she sticks 70 Helen like a
burr" Louise went on. laughing lit
tie. And / said we'd all help her out
Il suggested you. Emily because ]
. know YOU are fond of Helen. and l
thought Mrs Gushing might help,
too" and Louise looked sweetly inn
OF course well help" said Mrs.
/ Gushing brisbly. Wen organize a
club and take turns being nice 10 Mrs
Frisby."
nm not going TO be nice 10 her"
said Mrs Stevens not after what she
said the other day. All about that
.ear-and- grow-thin method Of reduc-
Ing"
Try to Relieve Helen.
They All laughed shes such per-
feet little fool that I feel sorry for
her." Louise said And I thought that
II we all began 70 be nice 70 her II
would gradually release Helen from n
special burden. J. for one, am glad TO
HELM her"
wei. Of course. II YOU put Il that
vvav" sighed Mrs Stevens
"Why. think IL viii be lot or tun
myself" said Mr.. Cushing enthuslas-
ticalIy-
"y6u are darlings 20 look at It that
way" said Helen gratefully Really
my nerves are getting on edge or lale-
She called three times last week ana
|caue home from the meeting win me,
and 7 have had two notes asking me
over there"
You poor chiId~' said Mrs. Stevens
her 20 become a pest. but We can az
be nice TO her at club meetings ana
. form O group with her in 10. so that
she won't feel neglected"
And we might even call on her ana
invite her TO our homes said Mrs-
/ Gushing. IF we make up our minds 20
ft we may be able 70 do something
for her Perhaps she has something
buried in her somewhere and we can
bring IL TO the surface Anyway, we
. Copyright. 1917. International News
lService-)
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-16
Junior Girls of ST. Clements To
Make '|HousewiUes" For Soldiers

dent woodrow wilson and secretary
Of war Baker, met Wednesday in the
Young WOmen's Christian association,
and in addition 70 Mrs. T. W. Lanier,
who has accepted the Craftsmanship,
elected Mrs. W. W Turney vice chair
man. Mrs. Charles 3. Stevens. secre-
tary, and Mrs. NJ A. Warner, treas
urer of the official board Now, that
organization has been effected, the
council means TO act. not talk. and
yesterday discussed an outline Of
work TO be undertaken, especially in
protecting the womanhOOd OF the
city-needed always where there are
modified camps. Recreation clubs
and social centers or hospitality
houses proper housing, feeding and
recreation for the girls to be directly
employed IN war service, such as
uunition plants, aircraft and indus
trial positions. viii all be taken up
as the need arises. For FL Paso, Mrs
Lanier. Mrs Turuey. Mrs. Stevens,
Mrs. Warner. Mrs Bowie, Mrs T. :
Stewart. Mrs. Burt OrndOrff Mrs
James G. AIcNary, Mrs W L Fox
worth Mrs. Charles L. Overstreet,
AIRS. j. a. krakauer, Mrs Donna hlu-
gel. Mrs. Robert Townsend and Mrs
Herbert Holiday, OF the army y W
O.. A, VIII serve
The Woman's Home Mission society
of Highland Park ". E church. south.
met with Mrs. 7. c.. Ruby. Wednesday.
at ESQ p. m. and in her absense her
daughter. Mrs. llarEarite Davidson,
served delightful refreshments, AIRS.
Dorothy Gillespie assisting
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-16
TODAYS BEAUTY TALK

You can enjoy a delightful sham
poo with very little effort and for a
very trining cost. If you get from your
druggist a package Of oanthrox and
dissolve a teaspoonful in a cup OF hot
water This makes a full cup OF
shampoo liquid. enough 50 it Is easy
to apply it TO all the hair instead Of
Just the top Of the head. Your sham
poo is now ready. Just pour a little
at a time on the scalp and hair until
both are entirely covered by the
daintily perfumed preparation that
thoroughly diss.lves and removes
every bit OF dandruff. excess oil and
dirt After rinsing. the hair dries
quickly. with a fluffiness that makes
1t seem heavier than IL is. and takes
on rich luster and a softness that
makes arranging it a pleasure.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-16
Ell Pasoans Returning.

Dr. Alice G.. Merchant has returned
from Las Cruces, where she was The
guest OF friends for a week
Mrs J. II. BromberE has returned
from Venice. Cal, accompanied by her
children. They were away Tor two
months
Following their stay at Cloudcroft
the Misses Anna and Emma Windoere
returned Wednesday evening from
the mountain resort
Mr.. and Mrs. H. S. Beach are back
from a months visit in California
Miss Beach remained on the coast for
another month.
Thomas ]. Dryer. Of 624 North
Santa Fe street. returned home Thurs
day morning from Fort LeaVenWort IN
where he has just received a commits
sion as first lieutenant with the Unit
ed States engineers corps
Mrs. J. r. Fisk and daughter. Mrs
G. o. Evermau, have returned from
southern California, where they en-
loved a four months outing, mostly
on the seashOre, with headquarters al
Long Beach.
T ". Hervey has returned from a
two months visit back at mis- Oll nome
in Indiana Mr.. and Mrs Hervey have
just moved into their new hunga low
home on Elm street Mamma ltan
Heights. from 1926 Montana street
Thomas Nayfield and bride. for
uerlv Miss Ethel Crawford, nave re-
turned from their honeymoon In Cal
ifornia and are at home in their new
residence. 1905 Cincinnati avenue.
Kern Place. The entire Mayfleld
family now lives in Kern Place, an
on the same street Mr.. and Mrs. w.
D. Mayfield. the parents, live az $50 Z
Cincinnati and J. Davis Mayfleld ana
family live at 1910.
DR.. and Mrs. II. H stark returned
Tuesday from Denver Wnere they
have been for ten days, and are now
welcoming their friends at their home
in the KniczerbOcker apartments
MIS-. stark has spent most Of the sum
mer out OF town. being in New York
through May and June, and upon her
arrival from the east. making little
trims with the doctor. nearer home
both IN their machine and by train.
Greatly improved from the result Of
her recent operation. Mrs. Percy r
KnickerbOcker returned home from
Cloudcroft on Monday night, accom-
panied by her son, Tom, and niece,
Miss Louise kuickerbOcker Of Austin,
Texas. Billy. the five year old son OF
Rev. and Mrs. KnickerbOcker, stayed
on for a longer vacation, being left in
the care Of the sauatOrium- They viii
20 up for him in a week or two Miss
Louise Knickerbocker plans 10 termi-
nate her visit here within a fortnight
and return TO her home.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-16
UNIQUE. STREET FAIR FOR THE RED
CROSS PRESENTS SCENE OF BEAUTY
AND GAYETY IN RICHMOND TERRACE

behaved TO a mani and many Of the
enlisted men were given a peep into
society such as they have been &C
custOmed 10. before answering Uncle
SANS call but Of which they see all
too little. in camp life
Everyone is extremely jubilant over
the success of the venture. Not a
kiu-jOy was discovered King Merrl-
ment reigned supreme, and the Red
Cross viii be benefited in rather a
handsome sum, saying nothing Of the
social c0rdiality.
a splendid aftermath Of the car
Feanev home. in the near future.
when Mrs Reaney viii entertain all
the young folk who so generously
gave their art and support on either
the cabaret or in dispOsing Of the
refreshments- While no date has
been definitely set. the girls have
been advised of the pending function,
as the reward for cooperation
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-16

- J. A-It11 llsL as ven A1-L
M IN and see Mrs. Stevens
w this afternoon" Louise
remarked as she and Helen left the
apartment
All right" Helen agreed. Louise's
offer TO help in carrying the burden
Of Mrs. Frisby's friendship had
ughtened Helen's heart considerably.
Ever since the affair Of Mrs Thurs
toms making. Mrs Frisby had at
.tached herself TO Helen like a leech,
and as none Of the other women in
Helen's small circle liked her. it had
meant a dearth Of friends for Helen
AT every single club meeting.
Il don't see how you happened TO
think OF such thing, Helen said 10
Louise, az they walked the short dis
lance 10 Mrs. Steveus's apartment
Louise2 I don't know her very well
But I do" Louise returned lightly.
And she's one Of the most charmlns
women I know Helen You Wouiq
like her especially because she Is ootn
family woman and world woman
mean she has two children, and still
keeps up some writing that she IS do
ing for one Of the magazines
Louise Is Determined
BY that time the two women hal
reached Mrs. Stevens's apartment ana
were going up in the elevator Louise
was like Helen once she haq an
idea she was not cOutented until sne
could see how matters were coming
well. Of all things" Louise eN-
claimed. as the little maid ushere1
them into the living room. II re-
had planned things they couldn' nave
been better"
Mrs stevens sat in a comfortable
chair. eubroidering a pillow SIP. ana
across from her sat Mrs Cusnln5r
knitting a gray sweater
You are the two women we wanted
most 10 see. and here you are eA-
planned Helen.
~ mawfully glad YOU came or er'
Mrs. stevens said Hospitality ~ on We
knitted a sweater. Helen ana You can
tell Mrs. Cushing what TO do next on
hers"
"Of course I can" said Helen. quick
IL. and in a few minutes she ana
Louise were ensconCed in easy chairs,
and all four were chatting EaylE- o.,
Vow" said Louise finally. ~ III zen
YOU why Helen and 1 wanted 10 see
you most particularly It's an al-1l-
of Helen's, and I suggested tn4l we
four help her out
Have you been getting INTO q
scrape. Helen. and don't waEt your
husband TO know" laughed Mrs
Helen smiled ruefully. 'I think It
might be called a scrape, she Sald'
but it's not the kind want 10 keep
from Warren"
IT'S Mrs. Frisby." said Louise dra-
maticallv. we might as well come 10
the point"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-16
By DOROTHY B. JOHNSTON.

costume, and giving La PalOma In
Spanish. Miss Fredricka Kip, ac
sylvia" in clever original dance;
Miss Aliue Akard. as a Butterfly, in
late steps and the Hawaiian trio OF
captivating maideus, the Misses Sarah
BrIGgers. Nellie May Bowen and LII
Gle HarIaud. who were called back
time and again TO sing the songs Of
the tropical isles, to the accompanl-
ment Of their ukuleIes and HonOlulan
banj0s The entire program was re-
peated the second time for the late
corners
The swimming pool on the Blnford
lawn was given over TO those who
preferred TO appear as water sprltes,
being Illuminated for the occasion
II there has been any temerity, up
to now. iu insututing street dancing,
Wednesa1v nights brilliant affair
has despeIled that feeling. for
mothers took delight in introducing
their daughters TO their guests (weu
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-16
Dances.

Very well attended was the weekly
hop. given at the Officers club at
Fort Bliss. on Wednesday night, with
music furnished by one Of the L. s.
army bands There were not so many
townsfolk rs usual however, because
Of the counter attraction at Richmond
Terrace.
Gunther r. leasing dispensed hos
pitality at the Kennel club" Monday
night, in the form OF a dinner party.
followed by dancing. The table was
in weeping willows. sparkling crystal
and perfect appointments. with
covers placed for Miss Doris Darst.
OF New York city. William K
ZiegfeId. Miss Minnie Morris. Of Dali
las: Miss Bessie Nurtle. Miss Louise
Lindley. Of Houston: Mrs. d. H Al
spach. Frank Powell Ralph Dean. ".
c. tanning, Of Louisiana. James Shan
non. F. y. Curtis. jr-. Steve Daniels.
Charles Baton. f. Taylor. FLOYD
Payne and the host Marshall Jack
son furnished dance music.