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The Washington herald., 1920-03-25
HAVANA RESULTS.

First Race-Sherry, go, (Fletcher),
3 to /, to s, to 5; r. Lester, 81,
(Wilson), 6 to 1, 8 to 1: Vain Chick,
IS. UarrelD, to 10. Time 1:22 2-5.
Bonnie Bird, Sea Beach, Flying
Dart, Golden Red. Breer Fox. Wild
Thyme, also ran.
Second Race-Ambassador III. 1O3,
Atkinson), 3 to 2, 3 to s, to 3;
Twenty Seven, Ill. (JarreD, to s,
to 10; Zinnia, Ill, Gux), 1 to 2.
Time 1:20 AS. Rockaree. Ben But
Ter. The Snob, Flash of Steel,
Hazelnut, also ran.
Third Race Frascuelo, 1O4,
(Fletcher), s. to 2, even, to 2;
Peaceful Star. LOG, (Taylor). 8 to
i, to 5; Fickle Fancy, 104, (Wil-
son). to 8. Time 1:13 is. Blanca,
White Crown, King Tuscan, Little
Nephew. Bars and Stars, also ran.
Fourth Race-Mlle. Dazie, LOG
(Murray), to 2. to s. out; Ruby
100, Nong), 1 to 2, out; Black
Prince, 105, (Mountain), out. Time
1854 1-5. Mighty Lever and Or
leans Girl. also ran.
Fifth Race-Silver Sandals, 1O1
(Fletcher). 5 to 1, 2 to 1, even;
Major Bradley, 9S. (Mangan), z to
5, to 10; Manckin, 113. (Barnes)
l to 4. Time 1853. May Craig,
Chansonette. Native Soil. High Tide
Unar and Duke of Shelby. also ran.
sixth Race-Zodiac. 10S. (Brown)
3 to 1, 6 to s. to s; The Talker
1O4. (Mangan), to /, even; Rey
Ennis. 10S. (Fletcher), 4 to s. Time
1857 f-5. Rhymer, Fairly, Wood
Thrush and Hands OF. also ran.
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Dallas, Texas, March "a.
Getting all steamed up about
umpires in the spring is some
thing like worrying about FROST
pires usually go. But the word
scuffie over Umpires Rooney
and Brennan looks as IL IL were.
going to develop into a serious
case of poisoned dignity.
Ed Barrow is right up on
his rear wheels. He buzzes that
IL Gus Rooney doesn't 60, then
Bill Brennan doesn't go. What
Is consomme for the goose Is
chicken gumbo for the gander.
The squawk against Roo
ney is established on a sour de-
cision on Fred Toney, who was
thrown out on an orthodox sin
gle to right. The decision
nalxed TIVE Giants out of tn!
game. McGraw claims that the
sad piece of judgment proves
that Rooney is no umpire. As a
matter of fact, II proves that
he Is.
-Toney slapped sure
right single and was bounding
down to first on all fours like
an ant trying to crawl down
stairs on an escalator. Hooper
grabbed the ball on the third
bounce, which used to be out
under the old rules anyway.
Then Hoop kin'a rural free de-
livered the ball to first about
a Texas mile ahead of Toney,
who was sprinting something
like a Morris chair in the sub
urbs.
Rooney called him out un-
der the fourteen points, which
state that when a man is out, ne
is out all over. The panic was
on.
when teacher left for the
oil park in Young County he left.
word that Rooney was non COM
pitas ump. Meaning in the clas-
sizes that he was bimbo.
A bimbo> Is two sizes
wronger than a two-foot yard
stick. When Barrow inhaled the
gossip about his trained ump he
Immediately started in to turn
sour like milk in a thunder
storm. His dignity was poisoned.
He pulled his Congress CATERS
up around his ankles and swore
that IL Rooney was lemon then
Brennan was a whole orchard.
Barrow also wired to Papa
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NATIONALS EVEN COUNT BY TRIMMING REDSTATE NINE BEATS
cASEYS TO TEACH
CARPENTER ENGLISH

One Of the afst things Georges
Carpenter ala on arriving at the
French AHe dock on the liner savoIe
Tuesday morning was 20 signify his
intention Of ssmpIing American edu-
cation, Michael y. Hogan, knights
OF Columbus supervisor, met Car
psBttsr on the ship and registered
him as q student OF the X. Of e.
school system for former service
man,
Carpenter gave information for
the fiiiiBg Of the card, selecting
English as his course, He gave his
profession 49, puguism, and under
the head Of "empIoyer" stated
American public"
Carpenter participated in two or
three X. e. boxing exhibitions for
the A. y. y. In France and the
Knights. by way OF reciprocity, will
give him free tuition In English
at their schools throughout the
country.
The Washington herald., 1920-03-25
English College
CreUs Are Ready
For BigRe gatta

LONDON, March "a. - Cambridge
has stsadiness and Oxford has
racing capacity.
This summed up last minute
opinion by boating experts here to-
day on the eve of the Cambridge
Oxford boat race which is to be
run over the historic Thames
course Saturday.
Cambridge enthusiasts look to
II. n. s Hartley, veteran Cam
bricge stroke. to Inspire the
racing spiri;" to a crew whose
outstanding. asset, In the eyes OF
authorities. is stability
The Oxford eight while con-
siderably lighter than Cambridge.
win go TO the line a fast combina-
tlon with demonstrated racing.
abilities. Z. A Berrisford, Oxford
president has decided to stand
down" In favor of S. Earl CMagda-
ion). recently recovered from ill.,
ness.
(fpecfaf Cross Atlantic Nawsn.,o.
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@TWO add THREEEHN
ES rus,,.6 n,.N.z. One o.-rwstb N ~
g &BUGS RAERh -AAS

Ban johnson, and under stress
of deep emotion Inadvertently
paid for the message at this
end. No answer has been re-
ceived owing to the fact that
the aurora borealis consolidated
its resources with the telegraph
companies and tied the wires up
into a lovers knot. The aurora
seems to be doing its spring
training in the South this year.
One minute to change
reels.
Another day dawned with
its new hopes anc fears. Tho
contest at Wichita Falls was the
TIP of on future operations.
Matty protested Rooney and
Brennan did the high lacking
alone. although Barrow believed
himself sour.
Tho showdown comes at
either Austin or San Antonio.
McGraw is trying to cancel the
Austin game. as he hasn't
enough cloth to supply all his
Southern trade. Ump Klein Is
waiting at San Antonio to horn
into Rooney's place.
Barrow expects an Amer
lean League ump at the same
town to push Brennan out into
the dry, dry world. McGraw
chirps that Brennan stays in
until the moon barks back at
the dogs and Congress votes the
soldiers that six months pay.
The stage was never better
set for a panic. Belasco looks
like a dumb-bell against his
gymnasium full of the same
kind of hardware. McGraw
chirps that he doesn't care
whether he plays the series out
or not. The Red Sox need the
money. If this trip fiops
through. Barrow will have to
kidnap Babe Ruth and sell him
all over again.
Ban Johnson is sore on Bill
Brennan for jumping to the
Feds in the days of 1--WE and
ten" baseball. Brennan is a
capable umpire and should be
right back in the big leagues
now If johnson would lower
the drawbridge. When they
gave dignity out Ban wasn't
hiding behind the door. At
present Brennan Is chief of staff
of the Southern League, and
getting paid better than he
would drag down from Ban.
The Washington herald., 1920-03-25

this route. Lady Langdon will.
have the call in the second. has
nothing to beat and smart money
will be riding hook. line and sinker.
That makes her chances look all
the brighter. Unwise Child gener-
ally cops at a price. Is about due
for another form somersault- Di-
rector James should experience lit
tie trouble in connecting with the
peep" money. Hello Pardner Is
the best OF the balance
kingworth is the class In the
third. He's nowhere near the horse
he used to be. but ought 10 be good
enough to beat such a band Of go
pliers as he's in with today. Looks
like a good one for the across-the-
board players, for he'll be at a price.
Plain Heather has a good chance to
trim Hasty Cora for the place; the
latter just cannot be worse than
third.
Under strong handling, Thorn
bloom can win the fourth. Pierrot
is all over the contender. with Key
mar. on the strength Of that last
The Washington herald., 1920-03-25
WRESTLERS READY
FOR MATCH TONIGHT

Charlie Metropolous, the Greek
Wonder" and Joe Turner, the local
mat artist, are ready for their
scheduled match tonight at the New
Folly Theater. which will take place
Immediately after the regular per-
formance.
Both grapplers are in the pink OF
condition, and each Is out after the
others scalp, as there seems to be
little hard feeling existing be-
tween the two men.
Manager Garrison has warned the
men about unnecessary roughness
during the bout, and to force them
to keep their word, he has insisted
that each man post forfeit, to
keep within this ruling.
With the clamp on the roughness,
the fans should see plenty OF action
throughout the bout, as these wres-
tiers are credited as being both
speedy and clever.
The Washington herald., 1920-03-25
SEATS ON SALE
FOR REDS GAME

Seats for the two games between
the Nationals and Cincinnati Reds.
which will be played here on April
3 and 4, will go on sale today at A.
c.. spaIdingis athletic Aoods store.
613 Fourteenth street northwest.
For the first of the two-game se-
ries here with Cincinnati Walter
johnson Is slated to do the mound
work for the Griffmen. while ''Hod"
Eller will no doubt be chosen as the
opposing pitcher.
Reserved seats for the opening
game of the American League sea-
son here, which starts on April %.
between the Griffmen and the Bos-
ton Red Sox. may also be obtained
at the above address.
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Reds and GritJs
Start rips BY
Diuiding Squads

Tampa. Fla. March 24.-Tomorrow
morning the players Of the Reds
and Nationals will leave this city
In divided squads. The players who
will play at Deland will take .
day coach from here. but the bal
ance of the party, including Mrs.
Griffith. Mrs. Fitzgerald. Mrs. Roush
and Mrs Rariden and daughter, who
are travelling with the clubs. will
take a sleeper and go direct to Nj
ami.
The players will get a double auto
ride. When they reach Deiand
Junction they will take autos to
the latter place--a ride of FIVE miles
and after dinner will again take
a ride of thirty-hve miles to Or
lando JUNCTION. where they will take
the sleeper for Miami to rejoin the
balance Of the party. The players
will reach the great winter resort
about o'clock a. m Friday.
The Washington herald., 1920-03-25
Senate Passes
Boxing Bill in
New York State

New York. March 24.-Fight fans
were encouraged here this after
noon by the news of the senate's
favorable action on the Walker
boxing bill.
1T is very pleasing to those who
are trying to put boxing on a good
sound basis and elevate it to a
place where it rightfully belongs.
The Walker bill safeguards the
sport and protects it from the
abuses of the past" Adam Empie.
secretary of the Army, Navy and
Civilian Board of Boxing Control.
said in commenting on the Senate's
action.
The Washington herald., 1920-03-25
Two Big Stables
To rain Horses
At Hilltop Track

William Jennings has arrived at
Pimlico track from Mount Washing
ton.. Md. with Cornelius NJ. Garri-
sons distance running handicap
horse, Be Frank, q maiden 3-year-
old by Mushroom. out of half-sister
of fhe dam of Omar Khayyam and
2-year-old English-bred colt by
Corcyra out of Purple Light He
will put in the next five weeks get
ting Be Frank ready for the $4,000
Pimlico Spring Handicap.
Jennings will not race anything
at Havre de Grace because he Is
pretty certain he cannot get ready
before the first of May.
The arrival of Jennings at Pim-
lico, which synchronized with the
arrival from New York of Henry
Mcdaniel with the stable of Maj.
Robert L. Gerry. has swelled the
Pimlico colony of training thor
oughbreds to considerable proper
tions. The track is in splendid con-
dition.
The Washington herald., 1920-03-25
Two Turf Circuits
Formed by County
Fair Associations

Fargo. N. D.. March z4.-Two
racing circuits,-the North Dakota
and the Grain Belt.-have been or
ganized by the directors and sec
retaries of county fair associa-
tions who have just held their fifth
annual convention here. This is
certain to give strong impetus to
the production of fine horse flesh
throughout this region.
o. A Spillum, of Rugby. presi-
dent of the Pierce County agricul-
tural society, was elected presi-
dent of the State association, sue
ceeding ]. L. Harvey, of Cando.
Franklin Page. of Hamilton, was
chosen vice president, and F. w.
McRoberts, of Fargo. was reelected
secretary.
CBy Inter-ocean syndicate.)
The Washington herald., 1920-03-25
SIX CLERK TEAMS
GRANTED FRANCHISE

At a meeting of the Department
League last night at Spalding's six
clubs were granted franchises. The
clubs which will make up the cir
cult this season will be Treasury,
War Risk. Union Printers, Post
Office, Finance and Accounts and the
Naval Hospital Club. President
Wright and Secretary Cock are still
acting as protein officers for the
circuit. The election will be held
at a meeting Monday night at
Spaldings at 1880 p. m.
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good effort, likely to carry ton OF
wise money. Wood Thrush should
bring home the bacon in the hfth.
One best bet Of the day. Monomoys
hest take chance bet. Felicidndj
best parley, Unwise Child. Hasty
Cora, Pierrot, to show.
Special-keep q peeper trimmed
ON this column for the opening
days special at Bowie. Just an
other for the Doubting Thomases
to shoot at.
havana seIeetionsi First race
Ambassador HI. Feliefdad. Twenty
seven.
second race-Lady Langdon. Un-
wise Child, Director James.
Third race - KlnEworth, Plain
Heather. Hnsty Corn.
Fourth raee-Thornbloom, Pier
rot. Keymar. ..
Fifth rnee-wood Thrush. Rhym-
er. Tranby.
sixth race-Monemoy. Corydon.
Texas Special.
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misscue by O'Neill, Shaw would not
have been scored upon
Grins Score First.
Tho Fox's 'pennant hopes" took
the lead in the third frame, when
O'Neill worked Ring for a walk.
Picinich placed a perfect hunt
along first base line. Daubert COW
cred up too late, and the Minooke
lad slipped to second Judge walked,
but Clyde Milan would not be de-
MED He cracked out a timely
double. putting O,Neill across the
plate.
The second run came over in the
fourth, when Roth doubled with
one down. Bobby moved over to
third on Leonard's out. and on a
perfect place bunt by Harris, Roth
scampered across the counting
block.
Ring L. Pounded.
The fireworks for Jimmy Ring
were staged in the fifth inning when
-four runs were scored on two hits.
two walks and an error. Picinich
walked. and Shannon, who batted
for Erickson, was hit by the first
ball Ring pitched to him. Judge
was out on a brilliant play, Rath to
Daubert, but both men advanced.
Milan cracked out a single sending
the runners home. Rice then hit
one far over Roush's head for a
triple scoring Milan, and after Roth
walked, Rice scored on Kopf's error.
Moran's tribe got busy in the
fourth inning when Roush hit a
little fly to O'Neill which he muffed
after a hard run. The National
League slugger pulled up at the Sec
ond station on the play, and scored
when Duncan sent a line drive to
right.
Shaw Eases Up.
This was their final until the
ninth when Shaw eased up. After
two were out the Reds managed to
cross the home plate twice. Ralph
hit a long triple to right just in
side the foul line. Allen walked,
and Gerner. who relieved Ring on
the rubber. hit one to Harris. Stan
ley gathered up the ball, but over
ran the second bag. With both run
ners safe Rath smashed a double to
center field scoring them.
The two teams will depart at 7:l0
tomorrow morning for Deland where
a game will be played.
The umpire, who has been work
ing in the games here, had been
engaged to go to the little burg to
officiate, but he was forced to de-
cline on account of sickness. So
your Uncle Nick Altrock will do the
calling.
The Washington herald., 1920-03-25
COLLEGIATE COURT
BATTLE ON TONIGHT

1t Is expected that the largest
crowd that has ever witnessed a
collegiate basketball contest will
be on hand tonight to see Chicago
University play the second game Of
the series for the national COL
legiate championship with the Uni
versity of Pennsylvania, at Phila-
delphla.
The Washington herald., 1920-03-25
MISS HANDLEY WINS
WAR RISK TOURNEY

Miss Florence Handley captured
first prize in the War Risk girls
bowling tournament at the Recrea.
tion bowling alleys yesterday when
she finished her string of six games
with a total of 523 pins. Mrs. Flor
ence Long took of second honors
with a mark of 502, while Miss Ell
lisworth finished third with 40.
The high game of the tournament
was registered yesterday when Miss
Alberta Havens spilled the little
naples for 113 count in her final
game.
The Washington herald., 1920-03-25
BRIARLEY CADETS
EASY FOR CENTRAL

Central High School baseball team
had an easy time in defeating the
Briariy Hall Cadets yesterday after
noon in the Central Stadium. 2S to 1.
KTupp. pitching for the Blue and
White school lads, was easily the
feature of the game. as he was in
for the five innings he stayed
In the box. the visitors getting only
two hits OF the big fellow.
Central .205 1920 03x-2S rs 1
Briariey Hall. 1000 900 10o--1 o
Batteries--Krupp. Walker and Rus
sell; Contee. Berry and Hardwood
The Washington herald., 1920-03-25
Gnfmen Pound Rings Hurting,
Landing Second Game From Reds
By GEORGE L. MoRELAND.

March 24s-The Nationals turned the table on the
Reds today by crossing the home plate one-hbdf
dozen times, on hits pounded off theS slants of
Jimmy Ring The Griffs took every advantage of
Rings wildness, with the result of clean-cut
victory by 6 to 8.
Timely clouting. by Clyde Milan put the
Nationals in the running while his tap in the
fourth session placed the game beyond the reach
of the world champions. Jimmy Rings wildness
proved big help to the Nationals in landing the
verdict as both he and Allen, who also hurled for
the Rhineland tribe, were slightly off on their
control.
and the big Swede, Erickson, who drew the
Mt for the Griffmen held the Cincinnati team we'll
The Washington herald., 1920-03-25
GALLAUDET LANDS
FROM TECH CLUB

Tech High School ball team was
beaten in a five-inning game with
the Gallaudet nine yesterday on
the Kendall Green diamond. 16 to 4.
pitched a fine game fo-
the mutes. while three Tech pitchers
were knocked to all corners Of the
lot
The Washington herald., 1920-03-25
Clarendon Juniors Ready.

The Clarendon Juniors have or
ganized for the coming season and
are now ready to hear from all
strong teams averaging Is to 20
years. Pepcos, Knickerbockers, Ma
tional A c., Eagles and others can
arrange games by addressing F. J.
johnson, 315 South Spruce street.
Clarendon. Va, or phone Rpsslyn
242F11 after $50 d. m.
The Washington herald., 1920-03-25
OLLYERS CQr1r1EN7SSAl
on the GN
.SPoRTor KINGS 80
IAN Rights Reserved By collyers News Bureau,

Monomoy.
Out of the old pickle vat "we boys" at Hanava
hope to yank this baby today. Has been carefully
prepared by one of the smartest in the BUSH
ness. VIII have good boy in the piothouse,
and they could not have selected softer spot to
turn the trick IN With anything like decent luck
will be on the front end Of it when the pay-of
station is reached. Corydon figures next best and
is sure to be knocking at the door, Texas Special
holds the balance safe. All this happens in the
seventh at the Cuban Hpprodome this afternoon.
If they shoot Ambassador back over that
winning effort of yesterday he will come pretty
close to gathering the grapes in the opening dash
the way l don't see how they can keep Felicidad
cush Txentx-Sexen IL fairly consistent and likes
The Washington herald., 1920-03-25
Cutler W. Pesek.

Chicago, March ga near cham
pionship wrestling match is booked
here for tomorrow night. Charlie
Cutler, former champion heavy
weight. and John Pesek. contender,
will try for. two out of three.
The Washington herald., 1920-03-25
HERMANN TO MEET
JOHNSON TONIGHT

Jersey City, March 24.-Pete Her
mann. bantam champion, is to fight
eight rounds here tomorrow night
with Patsy johnson, the local boy.
Hermann gave Johnson a severe
trouncing in Philadelphia recently.
The Washington herald., 1920-03-25

Duncan 1, by Harris 1, by Rice 2. by
Ellerbe 1. by Gerner 2. First base
on balls-Off Shaw 2, of Erickson !,
off Ring Z, off Gerner 1. Innings
pitched-By Shaw 4, by Erickson 8,
by Ring 6. by Gerner 2. Hits-Of
Shaw 6, of Erickson 3, OF Ring s.
Gerner 5. Struck out-By Shaw l.,
by Erickson 4, by Ring 2. Three
base hits-Neale, Rice. Raph. Two
base hits = Roth, Rath. Sacrifice
hits-Rath, Picinich 2, Harris. Stolen
bases-Rice, Duncan. Double plays
Leonard to Judge, Harris to
Judge, Rath. Kopf to Daubert. Hit
by pitcher-Ring (Shannon). Um-
pirc-Bennett. Time of game-1:50
The Washington herald., 1920-03-25
Midgets Issue Def.

The Linworth Midgets would like
to arrange games with all teams in
this vicinity averaging II years of
age. Address challenges to Edward
Newton, 1916 c street southwest.
The Washington herald., 1920-03-25

Left on bases Maryland State 4.
Georgetown 6. Stolen bases-Eise-
man. Sacrifice hit-Bailey. Two
base hit-Coughlin. Three-base hit
H. Sullivan. Struck out-By Rey-
nolds TO- by Keene IS. Bases on
balls-Off Keene 2. Hit by pitched
ball-By Keene q. Sullivan), by
Reynolds (Paganucci).
The Washington herald., 1920-03-25

With him of the don't how they keep Feldad
coping fairly consistent and likes
The Washington herald., 1920-03-25
Tampa, Fla,
world champion

jimmy Shaw and the big Swede, Erickson, who drew IN
'chng assignment for Gmen held the Cincinnati
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-01
HE PLAYED THE DEVIL
Astute Italian Homo Wrcckcr
Wrought Upon supcrstitions of
His Victims.

BELLA1RE, Ohio. July 3i.--Play-
ing the devil" In a novel manner
in an effort to win the affections Of
another mans wife has had results.
John Biano OF this city was arrested
ION a white slavery charge.
John, 1t was charged, became In
fatuated with the wife OF another
member of an Italian colony. Fear
ing lest her husband become
angered. she spurned Blanc, It Is al
legged.
Then Blanc got busy.
II is said that he bought devils
suit of red. with tail. horns and SIM
liar appurtenances, donned the uni
form of the landlord OF he'll and in
vaded the couples bedroom. lie is
said to have told the woman she
should leave her husband and marry
another. lie ordered the husband TO
refrain from living with his wife.
police said. Both were told that fall
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-01
WILL ADDRESS CATHOLICS.
Hubert Courtney, Local lawyer
Only Speaker on Program.

Hubert Courtney will be the one
and only speaker on the program at
the Sunday social evening for the
Catholic public of Tulsa at the
Knights of Columbus home this
evening. Mr.. Courtney Is a member
OF the Tulsa council. X. OF c. He
received his IL. ID. degree from the
Catholic university at Washington,
d. c.
Other members on the program
will be: piano solo. Miss Virginia
Bell; soprano solo, Mrs. J. w. Mid
dleton. accompanied by Miss Mary
Curran; instrumental trio. the Misses
Virginia. Doris and Irene Doling,
on the entertainment committee are
Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Powers, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. c. Rogenhoven, +. w. Neur.
well and NJ. NJ. Middaugh.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-01
TULSA DAILY WORLD, SUNDAY, AUGUST 1, 1920

ure to obey his commands would re-
suit in death. 1t is claimed.
Biano kept up his "devilish'
stunts, It is claimed. until the couple
became frightened and the woman
left her husband. Discarding his
"devif' garb, Blanc. It is alleged. an
nounced he had been named TO pro-
tect the woman.
when. police say. she agreed to
accompany him to New York. they
packed their belongings and went TO
Wheeling. ". Va, six miles distant.
to board y train.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-01
CANNING DEMONSTRATION.
County Agents Giving Instruction "a
Clubs In County.

Canning OF tomatoes and OF bee
pickles will be demonstrated by Mrs
Katherine W. Jackson, county hom'
demonstration agent. at the semi
monthly meeting OF the boys and
girls poultry and canning clubs a
Flat Rock at 2 o'clock Monday
afternoon.
on Friday Mrs. Jackson and Mrs
Grommet presented the value OF the
home demonstration work to womer
OF Sklatook. They will return OF
Friday, August Is.