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Home RYaEc Lose and Giants WDogn Take Double Header From Cubs

citation. fourth; Miss Eleanor Smith, Morn
lngside A. C.. fifth, Time. minutes 40 is
seconds, Final Heat-Won by Miss Bleih-
trey. Miss Uni, second; Mrs, Scroth, third
Miss Woodbridge, fourth; Miss Boyle, fifth
Miss Moses. sixth. Time. minutes 81 Ii
High Diving CompetltIon.-wo by Miss
Helen Meany, New York Womsu's Swimming
Assoclationi Miss Eileen Rlggin. New York
Women's Swimming Association, second
ming Xssooiation, third Miss Bette Grimes,
Minneapolis fourth Miss Elizabeth Decker,
Philadelphia, ffth; Miss Helen Wainwright,
New York Womens Swimming Association,
sixth; Miss Bertha Tompklns, New York
Women's Swimming Association, seventh
Miss Constance Dresser, Detroit, eighth
Miss Vonnls Malcolmson, Detroit, ninth
Miss Eileen Allen, San Francisco, tenth
Mrs. Josephine bartlett Taylor, New York
Women,s Swimming AsaoeIatlon. eleventh.
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Leading Hitters
in Major Leagues
AMERICAN LEAGUE
NATIONAL LEAGUE.


to third and crossed the plate when
Elliott singled to right
Pfeffer was invlncible after the third
inning, and Barber's single In the ninth
was the only hit made off him In the
last six frames.
After Olson had made his freak home
run in the first game Manager Mitchell
protested to Umpire KLEIN on the
grounds that no did not think the ball
had gone the required 235 feet from the
home plate when 1t rolled through the
fence. When the second game was COM
pleted the distance from the plate to
the spot where the ball rolled under the
gate was measured and found to exceed
23j feet. II therefore was a legal home
run and left Mitchell no grounds on
which TO protest the contest. Tho score:
FIRST GAME,
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Some Big Weakfish Taken by Joe stuhihaNm'
Fishing In Jamaica Bay OH SUNDAY 1o0
stuhlbaum, one OF the guides from Boesel
AT Canarsle, landed some very big weakishI. ,I.
| The largest was so pounds, and besldes '.,s n,e
| big fellow he had two others OF ~ anu ~
| pounds each Tie tides were late last h'snt
| and the guides were not In In time 70 set
| the report. Fred Doegel said tine condit,ohs no
were ideal and that no doubt there WouIu ,' ue
! some good catches. There are plenty Oh I llsu
| In The hay and they seem to be pretty wen
| scattered ali over and not confined 70 any oIe
channel IN particular. The tide VIII run h,gh
| in Jamaica Ray about dark to-night ana tn,s
will make an ideal afternoon 10 nsh UP 70
| high water 80. A.. ,.oaL,,sb,,g
either. Sor there are plenty OF tluke III tnc
| hay and some lafayettes. The latayettes are aIe
the big fellows, some OF them gong over
half pound.
Still Complaining Of the Beam Trawlers'
Several fishing boat captains visited the Of
! flee Of the SUN AND NEW YORK HERALD
| vest erday and they were loud In their COM
| plaints against the beam traWlerS, ana tney
were anxious TO know what was Done az the
| meeting OF the Anglers League, calied, TOT
| the purpose OF starting movement TO haVe
/ the trawleTs done away with along uIese
| shores The Anglers League did hold meet
| ing for this purpose. but no report OF 1t vas
sent 10 the Rod and Gun department The
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Totals. sI8N24 1O2I

Totals. 81 3 . "a 102l
'Batted for Powell In the seventh inning.
tBatted for Oeschger In the ninth inning
Boston .......... o q 0 o 0-9
Pittsburg .,...... 8 0 o o 0 0 o / x-4
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mERRoN FINISHES SECOND.

SCHENECTADY, n, y, July i4,-H. ",
Moves OF Oneida, with par score OF a. led
a field Of 1872 starters in the qualifying
round OF the annual Invitation tournament
OF tho Mohawk Golf Club hero to-day. 8,
Davidson Heron, national amateur cham.
plon, was second, with n card Of 40.
Metropolitan players who got In the first
thlrty.tWo are L. A, Wilson, 81 II. T.. Dono-
hoe. 81; w, J.. Richards. 81; Fred Connell
Ss. Others who qualified In lower divisions
we're II, j. Mcclellan, c., +. Morrison, Walter
Carey, r. A. schellfer. o. n. Relyea and
Blaine Damon. Match play In all divisions
will start tomorrow.
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SCOTT PLAYS IN 6O1 GAMES.
Red sOx Celebrate Occasion by
winning Twice From Tigers.

Boston, July l4.--Everett Scott ran his
string OF consecutive games up 10 sol
to-day and Boston celebrated by defeat
ing Detroit in both ends OF a double
header, c to 3 and 4 TO 0. The first
game was won by rally in the ninth
inning. Ty Cobb again injured his left
leg in that inning and was carried from
the field. Joe Bush was elected from
the game for humping into Umpire FreIl
after a decision at first base.
Pennock was credited with winning
both games. Detroit batters were inef-
fective against Boston pitching, making
only four hits in each game. Scott
made two doubles and single In the
second game. The scores:
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BARRETT SIGNS AS SCOUT.

srecidi to THE SUN AND New York HERALD
wILLIAMSTOwN, Mass. July 14.-CharIes
Barrett. who has served as trainer OF tie
williams athletic teams for over twenty
years. left for the Canadian League to-day
to look over players In the interest Of
Connie Maoks Athletics, with which he has
signed as scout. lie formerly served in the
same capacity with the New York Giants
and the New York Yankees, He was also
connected with the latter team as caretaker
Of It's crlpplsS for a number OF years.
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SS ~VV~i"h Sat. PM. Capt. TON.
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from Sheepshead Day,
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Winner of Finals
in Olympic Bouts

OLYMPIC boxing bouts came to
an end last night In the Sixty
~ ninth Regiment Armory with
winners In the final bouts during the
three nights competition as follows:
l13 Pound Clasp. zivic, Pitts
burg.
liS Pound class--E. l.. Hartman.
Philadelphia.
l26 Pound Class-Jack Zlvic,
Pittsburg.
1876 Pound Class--Frank Cassidy,
New York,
l47 Pound Class-william Clark.
Philadelphia
100 Pound Class---Sam Lagonia,
New York.
HeAvyweiEht Class--Willian
Spengler. New York.
175 Pound Class--E. T. Eagan,
Yale.
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BOROUGH OF BROOKLYN.

wymSs MIe "a i:sa ws.. NyGIsS Es
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Totals. 81 1l'2s II /


-VIIV UuI NTIVII "III''II'5 VII "'37 7V7'N"'
Philadelphia .... 0 0 o o l o 0-2
Cincinnati ...... o 0 Is
Two base hlt-Allen. Three base hit
Williams. Stolen base-Roush. Double
play-Allen to Rath. Left on bases--Phila-
delphla, Z; Cincinnati. =. Bases on balls
OFF Luque, 9. Struck out-By Luque. 3: by
Rlxey, 3. wild pitchl-Rlxey. tTmpires-
Harrison and Mccormick. Time OF game
hours and IL minutes.
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TO THE YACHT RACES.

Ic6I Mana Sunday e:S0 Daily. exc.
lN6l MALTA Mon. and Fri, s:30 from
Silver Wave, Freeport. Fa re
81. inc. bait. CARMAN 4 DENTON.
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SOUTH AFRICA WINS CUP.

RIsLEY CAMP. England, July IL (Cana-
dian Press) The Kolapore challenge cup
open to members OF the British forces only
was won at the annual Bisley rifle meet
to-day by South Africa. Canada was sec
ond and the British Isles third. The trophy
was donated as perpetual trophy In 1871
by the late RaJah OF Kolapore, and calls
for teams OF eight men firing ten shots
each at ranges of 300 500 and 900 yards.
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Two base hlts--Deal, Wheat, Myers. Three
base hit--wheat. Stolen hase-Barber. Sacri-
fice-Friberg. Double play--Terry, Fribcrs
and Barber Left on bases-Brooklyn, I;
Chicago, ;. Bases on bals-Off Pfefter, L;
off Carter, L off Bailey. !. Hts-off Car
ter, II In 3 Innings: off Bailey, in tn
ming. Struck out-By Pieffer, :. Losing
pItcher--C arter. JTmpires KLEIN and Ernslie,
Time of game--t hour and 81 minutes
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INDIANS COME FROM
BEHIND AND WIN
Athletics Score 3 in First In
ming but Lose.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, July IA (Amcr-
ican) philadelphia batted CoveleslSie
for three runs in the first inning to-day,
but thereafter could do nothing with
him, and Cleveland came from behind
and won . to g. The score:
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Two base hit-Dancroft Three base hits
Burns, McHenry. Stolen bsse-Frtsch. Sac
riflce-Suyder. Double plays--Doyle, Ban
croft and Kelly. Bancroft and Kelly; Horns
ny and Fournier; Lavan and Fuurnier. Left
on base-New York, 8; ST. Louis. .. Bases on
bails-Ott May, A Hits--On May. 10 In 8 Is
inning; Off Goodwin, in 2-3 innings.
Struck out--By Nehf 3; by May, I: by
North, g. Wild pitch-North. Losing pitcher
May. Umpires-Quigley and Opsy. Time
Of game-l hour and % minutes.
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BASS AND BI.ACKFISH-1 A. M. SUNDAY.
CaDtan Joe ssy shy'' :,;.Ps EsisP;sa Monday nsy
SSfN 'SS v" Capt. ARCHY BUCKNER.
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Some DIr WeaEfish Taken by Joe stuhlbAuni.

The time given In the ABOVE IAoio !" D"'''
one hour.
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FIRST GAME.

Totals. 20 : 1925 8
zone out when winning run was scored
tBattsd for Ainsmith In eighth inning.
tBatted for Ayers in eighth inning.
Slated for Pennock In ninth inning.
Detroit. 1 o o 90 90 As
Boston. 0 o 0 2 as
Two base hit-schang. Stolen bases-FlaE-
stead. Ellison, Neach, q. Bush. Sacrifices
MenoslSey. Foster. McNally. J. Bush. Double
plAys-Veach, Bush and Pinell; Schang and
McNally; McNally, Scott and McInnIs Left
on bases-Detroit, 3: Boston, 5. Bases on
balls-of Ayers, /; off Ehmke. /. off J..
Bush, A. Oft Pennock, /. Hlts--Oft Ayers. 8
in innings; off okrie none In one inning;
off Ehmke. In 1-3 inning; off ]. Bush, . in
innings (none out In ninth off Pennock,
/ In inning. Hit BY pitcher-By Ayers
(Foster); by ]. Bush (Young). Struck out
BY Ayers, 1 by okrie, /; by J. Bush, O: by
Pennock, !. Winning pltcher-Pennocli
Losing pitcher-Ehmke. Umplres--Dinneen
and Freil. Time Of game-2 hours.
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Totals. 81 3 2I 10
'Batted for Shore in the ninth inning and
flied out.
ST. Louis. ........ o o 90 OO52 OF
New York.....,.., 0 o 0 0 90 2 0-3
Runs batted in-Dy Tobin, /; by Smith, i;
by Gerber, 2; by SEVERED, i by Ward, / ;
by Ruth, ! by BOdle, /, Two base hit
SeveFeld. Three base ht-Ward. Home runs
Ward, Ruth. Sacrifice fly -Tobn. Stolen
bases-Tebln. Ruth. Left on bases--St. Louis,
4 New York, 8. Bases on balls--Off QuinD
Q. off Davis. O. Struck out-By Davis, 8:
by Quinn, I. Hit by pitched lball-By Davis
tVlck. Earned runs-Off Davis. g. off
Quinn. s. Hits-Oft Quinn, in six innings
(nobody out in seventh when relieyed): on
Shore. in three innings. Losing pitcher
Quinn. Umpires-Hldebrand and Evans.
Time OF game-2 hours.
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DOwNEY SHADES BARTFIEI.D.

DETROIT, July 14.-Biyan Downey OF Co
lumbus, Ohio, shaded Soldier BartfIeid
New York, In a hard fought ten round mstcl
here tonight. In every round but the nlnti
Downey had the advantage
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CINCINNATI WINS IN TENTH.

CINCINNATI, Ohio. July II (NatloHaD.-
Cincinnati won n hard fought ten inning
game from Philadelphia to-day. 3 TO ..
Fletcher was put out OF the game In the
seventh inning for disputing a decision BY
Umpire Harrison. The score:
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THREE STRAIGHT FOR PIRATES.

PITTsBURG. Pa. July IA CNatlonaD.- -
Pittsburg won its third straight game from
Boston to-day, to 8. Victory came In the
eighth inping. In the sixth Mann hit over
the left field fence for a home run. the first
hit out OF the park this season. The score:
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Two base hits-Johnston, Wheat. MamauX.
Three base hit--KonetChy. Home run-Olson.
Stolen base-Daly. Sacrifices-Terry, Mes,
Deal. Left on bases-Brooklyn, II; Chicago.
l. Bases on balls-Off Tyler, 3; off Mamaux,
3 of Grimes, !, Hlts-Oft Mamaux, IN
STA innings. off Grimes. o In % inning.
Struck out-By MamRux, I; by Tyler. 4.
Passed bRll--Krueger. Winning pitcher
Mamaux. Umpires-Rlem and Emslle. Time
of game-9 hours.
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INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
RESULTS OF YESTERDAYS GAMES.

Akron. s; Jersey City 2 olive innings
called on account OF ralnl.
Buffalo. g. Baltimore, 3.
Toronto. Z; Reading, s.
Other teams were not scheduled.
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SENATOR'S BEAT WHITE sox.

WASHINGTON. July IA (Amerlcan) -
Washington defeated Chicago to-day, o to T.
Rice hit for a home run In the fifth with
two on base. In the eighth walk ana three
triples in succession netted three more runs
for Washington. The score:
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SECOND GAME.
Totais.29 All 81 II 1
Totals ..al OA24 IS 2
.Ratted for Oldham in eighth IunInr.

"HhIteu IUI OIuHaW III 6IBhIH INNING,
Boston ...........0 l 0 o 2 0 o / "a
Two base hlts-Stanage. McInnls, Scott,
2; Walters. aerifices--McInnls, Pennock'
Double play-Vltt, McNally and MeInnis.
Left on hsseso@pstroit.. Il Boston. I. Base
5 in Z innings; Off Okrle, in l Inning
Struck out-By Pennock. 3. wild pitch
Oldham. Losing pitcher-Oldham. Umpires
--Freil and pinneen. Time of game-I hour
and 90 minutes.
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MARTIN KNOCKS OUT OBRIEN.

COLUMBUS, Ohio, July l4-Bob Martin ot
Akron, Ohio, heavyweight champion OF the
A. u. r., knocked out Dick OBrlen OF Cih;
fifteen round bout here tonight.
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Totals 34bO Of IL oil Totals. n 9s271lt

Phsdephia PfiEsdshdi int','... ...... Q %
Two base hits-Wood, Witt, Dugan, Fer
kins. Three base Elt--chapman. Sacrlfices--
Johnston, Speaker, Dykes, Walker. Double
bases-Cleveland, o: Philadelphia, Q. Bases
on balls-Off Moore, =. Struck cut-By Cove
leski. .; by Moore, g. Umplros-Nallin and
Connolly. Timc OF game-l hour and 81 min
utCs.
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GAMES SNhEDJ LED bOh lO-DAi'
Jersey City IN Buffalo.
Syracuse in Toronto.
Reading IN Rochester
Baltimore in Akron.
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ROD AND GUN NEWS
HIGH WATER FOR LOCAL ANGLER +

HIGH WATER FROM JULY Is TO JULY 49, -
Igss 9,n.1 B" qE%GGo' fsSG EG% FoI% yHS%
IVY E': s@ 8 ss s$s IS IT 11Ysss 11YSss 4 !2t! s ssf
% 1893 Ss Sa0 Sa ,ec @ ia ia los Ss 1880 as
daylight saving um'
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AT AKRON.

Jersey City .......... q o % 2
Akron ............r.. 2 1 O-s l3 I
Datteries--Brene, Donovan and Freitas
Flaherty and Walker, Smith. Called end OF
fifth inning. rain.
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EASTERN LEAGUE.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

st. Louis, u New York. 3.
Boston, O.; Detrolt, > first game).
Bostcn. &; Detroit. (second game).
Cleveland. 3; Philadelphia, ,.
Wasnington, o; Chicago. 4.
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ROD AND GUN.

Mad Leaves Sheepshead Bay daily.
EINlFA1N 6 A. M; Sun, I 80. GUS RAU.
VIII not 60 fishing Thursday or Saturday,
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STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
MES scheduled FOR TODAY.

St. Louis In New York.
Detroit In Boston.
Cleveland I'm Phlladelphla.
chicago In Washington.
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Chicago. . 0 . o 0 90 o.
Washington. o 0 3 0 o 3 x-6
Three base hlts-Jsckson, Felsch, L. Col-'
Inns. Roth. Harris. Shanks. Home run-Rlce.
Collins. Risberg and J. Collins. Left on
bases-Chloago, 7; Washington, 5. Bases on
balls-Off Shaw, L; off Williams, g Hits
Off Shaw, 0 in 9 innings: OFF Courtney, 3 In
innings. Hit by pltcher-By Courtney, /
tJackson). Struck out-By Shaw, 4: by
Courtney, 4; by Williams, l. Winning
pitcher - Courtney. Umplres-MOriarty and
Chill. Time of game-1 hour and A. minutes
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Two base hits-OeFcbser, Carey. whltted
Three base hl,-Bigbee. Home run-Mann
Stolen bases-Pick, Maranvillo. Sacrifices
Sullivan, Carey. Double plays-Holke Gun
assisted: Cooper Cutshaw and Grimm;
Cation, Cutsbaw and Grimm. Left on bases
Boston. q Pittsburg, 4. Bases on balls
OFF Cooper. .. Hit by pitcher--By Cooper,
(Pick). Struck out-By Oeschger, l. Win
ming pitcher-Cooper. Losing pitcher
Oeschger Umpires-Moran and Rigler. Time
of gan1e--1 hour and 43 minutes,
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American and National League Records.
RESULTS OF YESTERDAYS GAMES.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

New York, q; st. Louis, l.,
Bro1slyn. 81 Chicago. . (tirst camel,
Dropklyl 4; Chlcago,. (seconl game).
Pittsburg, 4; Boston. :.
Cincinnati. 3; Philadelphia, 2 (ten InninRs)
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Brooklyn IN Chicago.
Bo5toa n pittsbu-g.
Philadelphia In Cincinnati
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SECOND GAME.
Totals. 81 I : q 10
n rtnr in the eighth inning.
'Batted for Carter /

'Batted Tor Garter IN Inc eIBhtH WhIuB'
Brooklyn. Ol0 = 0 o o.
Chicago. go............ 0 ! 0 0 o 0 0 OIL
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BASEBALL TO-DAY, POLO GROUNDS,
$3.50 p. II. Yankees vs. 81 Louis.-Adv.
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Totals. II % IS
'Batted for Goodwin in the eighth inning.
New York,...... 0 01 % / OF
81. Louis. 0 Y 0 o 0 ! 0-l
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AT BUFFALO.
AT TORONTO.

X. H. r.
Baltimore. 21O.O 90 20 0--S Z
BatterIes-Frank and Egani Martin and
nW,t
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-01-22
TALK OF RAILROAD ..
EXTENSION REVIVED
Santa Fe Line From Near CarrOlltOn
to Frances May Come as Soon
As Roads Are Returned
WAR HALTED THE WORK
Material Was Bought and Work
About to Begin When the War
Forced the Project to be
Dropped.

Talk concerning the extension Of
the Santa Fe from near Carrollton to
Frances is again being heard and it is
believed work on the road will likely
start shortly after the railroads are
returned to private ownership. This
action of the government is expected
about March first.
Of course the financial condition Of
the railroads and what provisions the
government makes when the lines are
returned will likely play a part as to
when the extension is made.
When war was declared practic-
ally all of the material for the OK
tension had been bought and work
was about ready to start. The line
will run north of this city, just outside
the corporate limits. The station is
expected to built on North Jefferson
street.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-01-22
Federation Meeting.

The January meeting of the FEEDER
alton of Women's Clubs will be held
next Monday afternoon at two-thirty
at the Library. The program will be
in charge of the Thrift and Conser-
vation' committee with Mrs. C. F.
Clark as Chairman.
Communications from the State
Chairman on Thrift" will be read by
Mrs. Rufus Jackson.
Mrs. Elon bearing will read those
letters on "Home Economics" An
open parliament on "What Women
Have Found Out" by Mrs. F. L
Crosby. We also hope to have a mes
sage from Miss Cranmer who is the
Director of the State War Savings
Organization. Mrs, C. F. Clark will
have a paper. The committee has
asked the Mexico grocery to cooper
ate with them in their observance o!
Thrift Week" by unusual window
displays.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-01-22

The Chautauqua Circle met at tn"
Library Tuesday. After roll call AM
current events led by Mrs, Glass, Mrs.
Fry took charge Of the lesson, "a
Mexican Journey" The following
special duties were given: Map talk,
Mrs. Plunkett; Harbors of Mexico,
Mrs. Wharton; an imaginary trip to
Yucatan by Mrs. Cauthorn; The Mex
lean Laborer, Mrs. Shrout; A Visit tc
Vera Cruz, Mrs. Buckner; Sketch Of
Porfno Diaz by Miss Cassie Bolts;
Sketch of fernando Cortez, Mrs. Liv-
fngston. +,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-01-22
CLUB NOTES

The Daughters of the Confederacy
held their regular monthly meeting
at the home of Mrs. w. E. West, with
Mrs. West, Misses Mary Nichols.
Mabel Pitcher and Mrs. George Kemp
as hostesses.
Mrs. Frank Sanford has been ap-
pointed State Chairman Of the Trans
p~ortation Committee of the Missouri
division.
This year we are putting more
stress on educational lines. We are
offering a scholarship in the Missouri
State University to be named in honor
of General Sterling Price. At the
National convention held in Tampa,
Fla, the slogan was 1000 now mem-
bcrs for 1920. Our local chapter is
planning much for an increased mem
bcrship
A plea IS beng made TO n OH
fcrent chapters to complete the mon-
ument being erected to Jefferson
Davis in eKntucky, our chapter most
readily responded.
A chair is being considered in the
Washington Lee University, Virginia,
in honor Of Robert f. Lee.
We voted to give the confederate
Veteran" to the Community Room.
In February we are expecting a
visit from our State President, Mrs.
Higgins from st Louis.
After a pleasant social hour and
delightful refreshments we adjourned
feeling lifetime had been most profit
ably and pleasantly spent.
HATTIE KEENAN,, Reporter,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-01-22

Mr.. and Mrs. W. ". Pollock enter
tainedzat Eve course dinner Friday
night at the Hoxsey Hotel. The table
was most attractiyely conferred with
pink roses and dainty place cards Of
pink flower baskets marked each
place. After the delicious dinner
bowls were placed at each place and
in these, were dropped Japanese buds
which blossomed into flowers at once.
After dinner the party attended the
dance at the Elks Home. In this very
delightful party were Miss Lucy Hall
and Miss Billie Flemming, of Mar
shall; Dorothy Johnston, of Montgom-
cry City; Miss Miriam Glandon, Miss
Polly Miller, Chas. Bryant, Of Mar
shall; Sam Sharp, Jr., of Montgomery
City; Gale Johnston, Nelson Carter
and Bryan Atchison.
A few of Mr.. and Mrs. Heenan's
friends spent a most enjoyable even
ing with them Friday evening at their
home on East Anderson street. Music,
dancing and games were enjoyed and
at q late hour Mr., Heenan arrived from
the city and assisted entertaining his
..f.#F.# .' r A.
guests. Delicious salad course was
served in the dining room to the fol-
Rowing Mr.. and Mrs. C. P. Malone, Mr..
and Mrs, j, E. White, Mr.. and Mrs.
Gus Sunnen, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. G.
Sheher and Rev. and Mrs. George
Wharton.
Miss Anna Mcclure departed Fri.
day for Enid, Oklahoma, to accept a
position in a large millinery store
there.
Mrs. J. w. Burlington will lentertain
the Young Married Ladies Club next
week at her home on Woodlawn.
OIL"