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New-York tribune., 1919-06-15
Govern and BattelIe
Victors Against Par

c. J. Govern and S. Battelle we're
deadlocked in the 18-hole match play
against par competition, held yester-
day over the course of the Apawamis
Country Club at Rye, N. Y. The score
Of each was three down. A triple tie
resulted for third place, at four down,
among R. T. Walden, G. H Barnes and
5. Plummer. The special 1S-hole medal
play handicap for those in the 18 han
dfcIap class was won by d. Milbark,
who turned in card of 93-20-73.
". F. S. Hart was the winner in both
the morning and afternoon rounds of
the golf ball sweepstakes.
The scores:
=, ls-hoIe. match play against par-C II.
r. Waldon. 4 down; G. II. Barnes. down
down; N. Squire. 5 down; w H. wallace,
jr., down: c. SewclI. jr., 6 down
Special 1S-holo medal play handicap for
those in IL handicap class-D Milbark
sS-2o-73: J. II. Hornor. 95-lS-77; f.
V. HaEgerty. 9S-13-So, c. Sewell, Jr,
99-l8-81.
Golf ball sweepstal,cs-M Morning round
W r. s: Hart SS-9-79; G. II. Barnes,
85-6-So e. V Haggerty. 98-iS-S0
Afternoon round-W. f. s. Hart S8-9-T9;
T. w. Alexander, 93-14-79.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-15

stakes with a net score Of SO. He had
handicap Of nine strokes W. W.
Coriel, with complete card Of 91-19
-72, WIS second, while third place
went to A W Drake, whose card read
S9-1@7A
New-York tribune., 1919-06-15
Mss Casset Triumphant
In AydsIey Tennis Final
Defeats Miss Natalie Browning and Wins Leg, ON
Challenge Cup; Mrs. Morris and Miss Gil
leaudeau Nictors in Doubles Championship
By Fred Hawthorne

Glare challenge cup Of the
Cub defeating Miss
61 the final the annual
invitation The Stuart Green
of Miss Moa year, others to
s5orn
New-York tribune., 1919-06-15
The Point Score
SET

FIRST SET
Nj. c,. Pts G
-, A 4 I 4 As c
Miss Nathalie Browning
4 ! 1-26
SECOND SET
Mss Mss 6assel .,......6 5 4-s4
Miss Browning ....8 > 9 2-23
TOTALS
MISS Cassei ...2 sets. IL games. SO points
MISS browning. u sets, games, 80 points
New-York tribune., 1919-06-15
Cricket Results

LongtelfowS, ~: Brooklyn. g.: Nsnhat :
tana, liz; Camerons. Al. Colenfals, iIo;
orients% So: Windsor. sSs Veteruua Il:
I'aterBon. 1oa. htngs County. as.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-15
Southern Association

Atlanta. f5: Chnttanoosa, !. -
Little. Rock. d Memphts, 3.
Nashville. 5,Brming ham, l.
New Orleans 4; Mobile, /
New-York tribune., 1919-06-15
Elapsed
Finish. Time.
Yacht and owner.
American Association

Columbus. Ii; Kansas City. 8.
Toledo. 2; st. Paul. 0.
Louisville at Milwaukee (rain).
New-York tribune., 1919-06-15
THIRD DIVISIONS

Start. 2:S5-Course. I024 miles
sally * : a. F. Black 40 80 ? :o5 :S5
Corrected time on Sally ". :05 .55. A..
cadia. ;0S.4l.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-15
Yeowoman Pilots Craft
SOUND sCHooNERs

Start. 2;S0-Course, 1024 miles
Oxford eagle., 1919-01-30
HE NAY Run AGAIN

A certain candidate for county 0esce
four yeas ago 6i3 not announce n TIE
county paper and Vas defeated How
ever, he was z15l pretty game and ap-
pe2red quite hz7py He nei q los q
people, made many friends and Rad
lots Ct fun But re stated 70 1he
Eagle Editor the morning zfter MS
defeat that Il ne ever run 2Ezin be
would announce N the paper. his
uniq1e appearances and exPsnses- Is
We rsmember what ne tod u consist
Cd Of the following items
Lost 11s9 hours sleep thinking zbszi
the election Bost two fro1t teeth and
whole 10; q hair IN N automobile
week Donated one beef and fhref
shazts 10 3 county barnecae- Gave
away. two pairs q saspenders. fau1
calico dresses. s. cash. and thirty
tzby rzttlers- Kissed 12s hzhies kind
led fourteen kitchen fires. and MIXED
nineteen scows- PIT up SIX stoves zn1
pulled $50 bundles Z fodder WzIked
4s2 miles and sbpok hands with s53s
persons Told 1893 hes. and tzIked
enough 70 make, II print. 1000 volurn-
es- Attended Is revival meeting.
and vas baptized four different tines
by immersion and rwlce some other
way Contributed Sl9 70 fo-eEr
missions s. for church organs. znl
made love % nine grass widows Hug
ged - old maids. got dog-bit l3 tine.
and was defeated
Oxford eagle., 1919-01-30
GLENN v wHITEaEAD.

The subject u this aketch iz Z ul4-
to- web known 70 the people of Is
f4yette county h aeed VERY much IL
trodnctaan- He h4s been depufg
sherF. and Las beea keeping the j2l.
of the COUNTY for the Gs41t four years.
and mas proved : faithful honorable
md dutlfal oflcel
Nr Glenn ~. Whitehead was born
and reared IN Lafayette county. Is
known throughout the county. By
professor be IS 3 farmer-not 3 poll
tician. He nov comes before the
voters asking for the Office of Chan
Gerry CitFk. the place now being filed
by " a. Woodward In asking for
tins most important cfice. Mr. White
head IS mindful of the fact that Il +
one 4 the best paying Offices within
the gift q the people Of the county
He also reaEzes the responsibilities
the Cthce carres with il. and is not
gong INTO tbs campaign blindly
II Mr. Whitehead is elected no one
can doubt ms ability 10 I'll the ufios
II 2 satisfactorily manner de Is
honest upright and conservative Hs
is q democrat and no one can question
ms loyalty IS 3 citizen
Fou- years ago, Mr. Whitehead wa.
IN the raee for Circuit Clerk. and wa.
only defeated hy small majority
vote This fact alone attests HI.
popularity II the county.
Elsewhere IN tins number of ths
Eagle WI be seen M. Whitehead!
announcement, n which column Il WI
appear from week 70 week until thl
primary election n August next
Oxford eagle., 1919-01-30
C h EVANS

Elsewhere Il TINS number q the
Eagle Wih be seen the announcement
Of M c. Il. Evans, Familiarity known
rs Esquire Evans He is wen known
throughout the county, having served
Is Justice 4 the Peace For about eight
years He is an ex-coufederzte SOL
Ner and has served as Adjutaui and
secNetAry for the Camp fo- the past
Il yeas. He Is 81 upright. honorable
gentleman deserving the honor ne Is
asking al ne hands q the voters of
the county. which is County TrsAsur-
er.
The Office q county treasurer doe.
not pay am big salary. but is a ver.
responsible Office, and should be hHes
BY 3 mar competent and fitted TO- IL
place Mr. Evans Is fully qualified an.
As II every way canpete-lt and czpzbl
70 I'll the of1ce IN an Ahle manner.
Beng zn old soldier. and officer @
the Camp and known throughout n
county b. nearly ever voter IN Ii
county. we bespe2k for him 3 str0n
vote N the August primary.
Oxford eagle., 1919-01-30

Ia 1ha Honorable FArdullnE Board
of TIE State of Mlsslssippi-
Ne. tle undersigned citizens q sad
state. 4espertively petition Euar Hon
a-s-hl Board 10 giant pardon 70
Andrew johnson, convicted q Obtain
fnr property under False Pnetense ~
tse 81 pteHlBer- 1917. tern q The cir-
-1l cuar- II lafayette County and
sentenced . serve rwo years n the
81 r. Penitenitary- and * grounds
-hs-ref1re NE assign the following rea-
-ans- 1o-wlr-
Tie farts presented upon the t-1al
II thsS case tend 10 show that John
sen received very lir1le. II any benefi;
ruam t7c transaction. that the pToper-
s. obtained by the alleged false pre-
lenses was received By another and
r5t bv johnson
Tat said johnson has been amply
E punished for the crime committed
Respectfully submitted
G. 7. TARNFR and others
F Tan- $3.50. Feb. SIP
Oxford eagle., 1919-01-30
PETITION FOR PARDON.

10 Tie Honorable Pardoning Board
of the STATE Of Mississippi
We. the undersigned citizens OF SAID
state. respectfully petition your honor
able Board 10 recommend q pardon for
one Lounie Certain 70 the State Peni-
tentiaEy for = term Of three years, II
The September, 1918 term Of Circuit
Court q Lafayette County upon a
charge q forgery, and a. grounds
therefore ave assign the following
The facts presented 70 the trial
court tended 70 show THAI the alleged
forgery was for certain merchandise
valued Al less than twenty dollars and
Ve believe that the confinement Of
Lonn5e Certain al hard labor in the
State fenitentiary since said sentence
has been ample punishment to- the
crime committed
Respectfully submitted.
BURT YOUNG and ot.crs.
8an $3.50 Fen. 5-12
Oxford eagle., 1919-01-30
AN ORDINANCE

An ordinance authorizing the issu-
aDoe and sale Of S5,50e.Go of The
bonds Of the City Of ONford. Aissis-
sippi. for the purpose oi construct
ing and euuipping a deep water
weH in. and for the use % sald
CITY. and prescribing the form and
tenor thereof.
Sec. /. Be i ordained b. the City
Council Of the City Of Oxford, Aussis-
sippi. That Three Thousand rive
Hundred Dollars q the bonds Of the
City Of Oxford, Mississippi. be and
The same are hereby ordered issued
End sold for the purpose OF construct
ing and equipping deep water wen
N. and for the use o. said city II
connection WITH the city aater plant
an income producing enterprise nav
iug sufficient revenue over and above
itbe operating expense thereof y pay
the snteres1 On sad bonds
Sec. ,. Said bonds SHALL be dated
the lst DAY Of Manch 1919, snail ma
tire five years from date, but the City
Council reserves the ngat to redeem
any ana al Of sald bonds after siS
months from the cate Of issuance b.
giving ten cay written notice Il the
l,,-,,irsl ,,s,rrsssars thereof -leE snail
Oxford eagle., 1919-01-30
LEGAL NOTICE

Aotce IS hereby given that the
lraersi igned Clerk Of the Board Of
SaFfsrg7sors Of lafayette County.
state of Mississippi. will receive sal
81 BIDS and proposals and propositions
~ uHtll 1900 Noon. TUESDAY. Febru-
a1y 4th- 1919. for the keeping Of all
re County and District Funds Of Ia
faTette County. NissisSppi For -
ear ssi@- The successful bidder win
Is occurred % enter Bond as REQUIRED
nE law The Board reserves tba
2 ght 10 reject any and all Bids.
Given under my hand and ORcial
Seal OF offlce. this the 9Th day ~
January. 1919.
" " WOODWARD. Clerk
BY J. Z WOODWARD. D. c.
I. Jan 9-16-23.
Oxford eagle., 1919-01-30
S250 FOR SORsBY.
Bllh0 Phones Offer Of Rewsr for the
slayer of Fitzgerald

JACKSON, Miss, Jan "a long
distance message TO Private Secretary
Buck from Gov. BiIbo zuthorlzes Mr..
Buck 70 offer . reward of $3.50 for the
ree4pture and return tc the state peni-
tenaiary Of ". B. Sorsby. the redhAnd-
I'd murderer Of Charles Fitzgerald.
al. pos.Offiee inspect0 who made ms
csc .pe from Parchm2 the peniten-
Ia } headquarters, several weeks ago
b violating his parole Is 3 trusty
So soy succeeded in escaping.
mere are those who believe that hs
Is ither in California or IN Mexico
Ni e still Others hold to the belize
III he IS shn hiding out nearer th'
81 flower farm
0rsby had had run of the state an
Fl aently made trips unacc0mpaniec
" he failed 10 come hack the las
IA Is pOt understood here. He
iu En to have objected to the stripe
ps Is.
Oxford eagle., 1919-01-30
CALOMEL SALVATEs
AND MAKES YOU SICK
Acts like dynamite on a slngs-sh
liver and you lose a
days work

There's no reason why q person
should lake sickening, saliva1lng cal
u,nel when . few cents buys = large
bottle of Dodson's Liver Tone per
feet substitute for colonel
1t l. q pleasant, vegetable liquid
which will start your liver Iusi 2s
surely as calomel, but II doesn't Hiahe
Won sick and can not ssliyase-
Children and grown folks can take
Dodson's Liver Tone, because i Is
perfectly harmless
Calomel is q dangerous drug II IS
mercury and attacks your bones
Take q dose of nasty calOnel today
and Won viii feel weak SICK and nause-
ated tomorrow Don't lose days
work Take a spoonful Of DOdson' :
Liver Tone instead and you viii wake
I'D feeling great No more bilious
ness. constipation, slugg-hneSs- Heaa-
ache, coated tongue or sour stomach
Your druggist says II you 3on't find
Dodsor's Liver Tone acts better than
horrible calo1nel your money Is wait
ing for Won. Adv
Oxford eagle., 1919-01-30

Aaee S hereby gwen tai the
Supervisors of L.zfayet1e
ssisspEl- NlIl receive seal
a according 10 Chapter
1z Laws n the Stzte q Mississippi
SCAR l9l6 f0T the printing and
ing 4 classes No. ! % ; lnclns-
s. 81 eut in the Law above re-
70 The successful h5aaeT VII
aa red 10 enter into d good znc
rent brad Ca tie sum 4 $4,000 1o1
a1l class - printing The Ba2-d re-
ves the rirh- 20 reject any and Al
hi6--
Glven under my hand, TINS the lsth
- a- January. 1913.
W. a. MOODW ARD. Clerk
= 1s- $50. Feh- 3.
Oxford eagle., 1919-01-30

Fragn zy farm u Holly Springs aa
Back Hors= Euie- s1 years cd z51E
i hands ElEh. good heavy bone al
feet NlEe-cE1 between zaazle md
knee 5oiut on inzide left leg Va.
shod IN fra1- with toe E5ea lef1 ho-t
LzbeEz- ueu4r3 wil be gwen for Hs-
coverT o. fcr infeEEnz15un regzrl.
sarnew- T. HURDLE Holy Sprinss
Mss
Oxford eagle., 1919-01-30
AN ORDINANCE

Ordinance .fxiug tle s-.4-les .- ll-
Mayor and lQmmlSsl ouvIs 1 tae c
Of oxford, Miss
sex j. be i ogll4 med ig -la A-.
or and C0mMlz>luae1z II tle c.ty ~
Oxford, Mississippi that tle ss--ars -
T. ID. Eeanlanu. Mayor. De and -Ge
same is hereby faxed II $50 seI Il ,z1a
payable monthly. and th-t he CIV te
such time 10 the services l- tleN Nslls
a. may be necessary 10 efficiently ard
properly discharge lle dutle- assign
ed 90 ham and as uIea by law
Sex > BE il further ordained b.
the Mayor anl Comm rlissiontrs af lht
citE OF Oxford. III Iss ssipE - taa
salary of j. IL La -hee. Cemmis~i af4l
be and the same 5= hereby r al
$4,000 per month payable mont 3
and he Is 20 oevote Eis entire time g.
the services - tfe city Il tic as
charge Of the duties henetotore a.
/ signed 10 him. as aEed bT law luf
/ the ordinance 81 said IUur-i
Sec. 2 Be II fur1her oriaine. be-
the MsvoT and ConnisEurers e tl
1 city Of Oxford. Mississippi. that Il
salary of D. :. furr. CommisslQner- b
and the same IS hereby fEed a- S5'
4 per month. payable monthly. and De-
Is 10 devote has entire time o. tho scr
vices of the CITY il the DISCHARGE q
! the duties heretof ~ asst -nea q h'u
as fved By law.
This ordinance was read and adept
I'd by section and then as q Trhc'e 3
yea nay vote. and ordered ruhfshe
according 10 Law
Oxford eagle., 1919-01-30

There are some newspapers Ia
The state dong all they can 10
sta up strife a4d confusion as
The boys come - I--le by SaE-
lng that Allss-ss pll--- we're IL
loyal There IS net d more loTa
citizenship 10 be found in any
state in the union than are found
in Mississippi These papers are
doing this for political effect
only.
Oxford eagle., 1919-01-30
BUREAU FOR RETURNING sol.
DIERS AND SAILORS.

Located at 5 s. Wehzte's oHee i-
charge Of Oxford ofSce
Every soldier. sailo- ~ returning
war worker Is invited to visit tbs
Bureau where he VIII be PIT ia touch
with every opportunity 10 Obtain en-
ployment threugh the L. s. Employ
ment Service.
No charge for Service
Oxford eagle., 1919-01-30

Notice ls HEREBY given ---4l 4l e-eo-
tion Niu be held ID the l-Iy ~ OK1cr4
on the Sra Gay Of A4rl-, 1915, leI t-e
purpose Of submitting tle 450v- o----
nance 10 the qu2llea electors oi s-4
Csty for ratihc.-tlol q rejection
Witness my Signature tli= the 2.ll
day Of January, 1913
). H. LAW SllEE-
City CleIk
Jan. 30-3t-
Oxford eagle., 1919-01-30

We nave been In1oImeQ that
the town o. Oxford has eApeDd-
Cd yAst sums u money sinking
SeIis, aulng lie pas. fifteen
years twelve wells have been
sunk. Nothing like having =
good sinking fund.
Oxford eagle., 1919-01-30

Wheeling in the lgngs indicates
that phlegm is obst-nctinl the air
passages. BALLARD'S HORF
HOUND SYRUP loosens Cle phlegm
50 that il can be coughed up and
elected Price 25c, soc. and 800
per bottle Sold by A n. Ken
De- Adv.
Oxford eagle., 1919-01-30
5 \. INTERNAL REVENUE
LICENSE REPORT.

H8N. s. ~ SNFFD,
Sr II lafayette County
Oxford, Miss.
Dear Sir-
T-e following [. :. internal Reve-
nee I6oeases lrave been issued = your
IIafevette1 County IN the 8 months
ending December 81, 1915
no. C. S internal Revenue Licenses
bave beer issued To your County
mouths eading January !, 1919
j hereby certify that ! have careful
= examined the record Of the Collec-
- = Internal Revenue and the above
$ complete and correct
3 ours very truly
SAN p. JONES
S8sa 10 and subscribed before me
t dag Of January, 1919
J. r. MOSLE9,
Jan Feb. 5 Notary Public
Oxford eagle., 1919-01-30

FOg SALE-Waite Wye1aotte Cosk-
erels. FebraaEy and March hatch S.
50 e2ch- Mrs Byroas RaElaa3. Ok
fo-d. Mss jar 1s s-E
Oxford eagle., 1919-01-30

4ae aAUeI s4l14IOD a. grow
Al4g sE440.S - CA4OI1- some
LlAIAg Ia4sl De Qoue and done
real soon.
Oxford eagle., 1919-01-30

Anyone desiring The services a.
fun blooaed jersey Bull uiu ana aas
- J. T. Buffers bzra On Seoond Naltt
Stree Fees 500 cash jan 1e-s-
Oxford eagle., 1919-01-30

TOE >ALE-Thc > Stozte shop Il 81
No--h Slroet- Apply = Mss LIE
Stazre- Z jar 164-
Oxford eagle., 1919-01-30

art the New Year night by sub
G ing for the Oxford Eagle. sl-50
p year IN advance.
Oxford eagle., 1919-01-30
F0RFEITS $500 BOND

r. T. McIyendon Charged With Making
false Statements IN QuesilonnaIre-
Snatobsa. Miss, Jan st L
McLend9n. charged with making false
statements in fling his draft question
raire. failed TO answer when ms case
vas called in court here today and q
forfeiture Of his bond IN the sum Of
81 200 was taken
Oxford eagle., 1919-01-30

FOR SALE-A number one n&
COW Pr5oe $1,000 Apply ts Ezs-5s
os5oe
Oxford eagle., 1919-01-30
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

Ne are authorized TO announce
tie following named gentlemen for
sfises under which their re-
nsr-7-e names appear IS candidates
r the Democratic primary TO oe
held in August, 1919, subject TO the
ae-5e8 Of the Democratic party
For Chancery Clerk
GLENN w. WHITEHEAD
For Treasurer
q. III. EVANS.
Oxford eagle., 1919-01-30
L. :. GOOD ROAD MEET.

The seventh ANIMAL Convention Of
the United States Good Roads Assoc
z1ion VIII convene u Mineral Wells
Texas on April i. 70 the 19. inclusive
This Convention MI assemble the
leading ~most progressive and best
posted raad men IN the United States
Il VIII be the frs1 great good rpads
session held sinoe peace has been de-
clzred- At this meeting. plans VIII be
put on foot 10 push the propaganda
Of god roads Throughout the Na1lo1-
This Convention VII be presided over
by United States Senator. J. H Bank
head, President Of the Association and,
VINO Is the Father Of The Federal A5d
Bil IN the United States Senate
Oxford eagle., 1919-01-30

u NANTED-A machine operator fa-
four months work So per nsk
Prefer operator pEdnteT- App a
Oxford Eagle.
Oxford eagle., 1919-01-30

FOR SALE-SeTeral thoroagab.ea
lrezdy 70 register o. / c pu
Proe SIS and $50 each Apply L
o. W Pnce
Oxford eagle., 1919-01-30
ESTRAYEp-Or Sol. -

ESTRAYED-Or Stolen. Satun3sr
night about dark, from the ht-F--r
chain in Oxford, one very DARK r1os.-
coloned mare mule, almost blzrl. z5ar
six years old and about Il u 0r x
hands nigh, unslod and has very lo-y
hair. shows bad cuts from bis from
both SIDES Of mouth; scar on ts
bone and on right hip Disappesr.s
with bride and saddle. I6beral r.
wa-d for return Of the mule oF iafa--
nation leading 10 recovery. ! bel s7s
il was stolen III. +. SIMPSON. Oh
ford. Miss. Jan. -. 1919.
Oxford eagle., 1919-01-30

FOR SALE-Overlznd TOURING czr n
good condition Apply 70 0Eto-
Eagle. Oxford, Mss
Oxford eagle., 1919-01-30

|GROCERIES-F-esh line Of Groeera.
just opened at c. J. Lawhorn's rs,
ket- Phone POO Jan 3O-2tp.
Oxford eagle., 1919-01-30
T. TT LAW SHFF
T- ~ ~
Ed. BEAM AND.

Tbs January eth. 1914
Jan 2-21 rra f.
Oxford eagle., 1919-01-30
..Classlheo.

FOR SALE-EdisOn ~Opera Ps..
graph, with four dozen Blue smB.,-,
Records, Cabinet TO hold raea,s.
Nearly new, cost about sI50. -
bargain $500 takes the outfit Te-.
f desired Apply TO DR.. ". B. y.
Mahon- Oxford, Miss Z. De- ~
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-06-13
TEACHERS HOLD
 ANNUAL BANQUET

The first annual banquet of the Bridgeport Teachers association held at the Black Rock Country club last night was a great success. There were several hundred present and a spirit of good fellowship prevailed through out the evening. Miss Cecelia Keene, president of the association, intro duced the speakers and guests with brief addresses of welcome.
 Discussions on the ratification of the suffrage amendment formed the most important topic on the program of speeches. Mayor Clifford B. Will son urged that salary of the teacher be commensurate with the servce and paid tribute to the devotional work of the teachers in the city in their duties.
 Miss Grace N. Murray, Fairfield fCounty Suffrage organizes de- Iivered an address pertaining to the difficulties confronting the woman of today in her work to urge the ratifi- fcaton of the suffrage amendment. She cited the course of citizenship lectures which must be organized on a large scale so that every woman may be taught to be an electorate.
 An address pertaining to the educa- ton of the country were given by pr. Condo Fallen, and Miss Merchant, president of the State Federation of Teachers, noted the fateful journey of the Morrison bill, and its course to it's defeat.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-06-13
Personal Notes !
 Entertaining Features
". ". PREPARES
 SUMMER PROGRAM

Business as usual" is the motto or the Central Y. W. c. A. during the heat of the summer. A program almost as full as the winter program is being planned. but with out-door activities predominating. However, there will be two big nights at the building each week. The Saturday night dances, which have proved Sd popular will be continued during the summer.
 Cool breezes on the big attra c+i~a porch, overlooking the gardens, pro- vide relief for the dancers durlna ttt- remission, and cold drinks and ice cream provide refreshments ts Reck's orchestra puts the right pep into things, and keeps the spirit of fun running. The dances are open to all the young people of the West End.
 Next Tuesday night will be the first Open House" night and will bs In charge of the Legenda club. as hostesses. Open House will be held every Tuesday evening, for all who care to attend. A short program of stunts or fun of some sort will be planned by the club in charge after which dancing and games will be en- joyed.
 Thursday nights will be Beach Party" nights all summer when the girls go right from work to the bea oh for a swim, and. camp fire suppers. A regular schedule Of swimming and tennis lessons and activities of the Lordship Camp will be announced later.