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Tombstone epitaph., 1920-08-22

he ballot was to have brought man danus proo oeedings but Mir Johnson fl ha had such an idea did not file his parer and the only one so filing vas To Wright. Republican who did 50 to come in under the ruling if the court would have held that the cleo ion should be held both as to nom- ill:loBs and election in the old man ner of at large
 RETURNED FROM CAMP.
 Paul E.dson. who brought over the compressor and air drills for the work ia Tombstone canyon returned to the road camp in the santa Ritas this morning after spending a day here with friends
 ST. DAVID VISITOR.
 sam Barrow. well konwn St. David cattleman and farmer spent a few hours in Tombstone today on busi- ness matters, returning home this afternoon
 TO WILCOX.
 Sheriff Jas. Mcdonald and Chief Deputy George Henshaw went to Wilcox this morning on a brief rip, expecting to return home tonight or tomorrow morning. TO eIssEE.
 Manager J. A. Murry of the local telephone exchange, accompanied by his wife and child and Mrs Kitty Sanders spent the morning il Bisbee visiting friends.
 VISITING HERE.
 Mrs. Wm. Meredith is spending several days in Tombstone the guest of her parents, MT. and Mrs. isaac Tracey.
 MoToREo TO elseEE.
 ". T Boyd. F. P. Cavanaugh. New York engineer, who is here looking over mining conditions and C. Schneider, motored over 10 Bisbee this morning expecting to return home this afternoon.
 DEPUTY HERE.
 Deputy Sheriff Dick Hayerty Of
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IN PHOENIX.

Miss Elsie Toles, county school su- per.ntendent and candidate for state superintendent on the republican tick ct is in Phoenix, where she is con ducting a campaign prior to the pri- maries She is accompanied by her sister. Miss Miriam.
 IN eisBEE.
 J. H. Davis, superintendent of the Bunker Hill properties was a visitor in Bisbee yesterday,
 ATTORNEYS HERE.
 Among the attorneys in town today attending court before Judge O'Con- nor were. S. II. Kyle. Alex Murry. s. K. Williams, M. l. McKelligon, Bisbee and Bruce Stephenson. Douglas GOOD ROADS.
 The condition of all Coohise county highways is such as to guarantee motorists good roads for tomorrow and trips can be made anywhere with the promise that motorists will not be held up by bad road conditions unless hard storm between today and tomorrow should cause damage. While some places off the main high ways are rough in spots there is noth- | ing that is very bad and the main i highways are all in first class shape. REPRESENTATION.
 Tombstone will have a good repre- Highway Association is formed and it should alho be well represented when the celebration takes place be- the completion of the paved way, which by the way Is the biggest paved link in the state between Rodeo and Yuma
 REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE HERE.
 F.. s Clark. candidate for nomina- tion for L. s senator on the republi- can ticket in opposition to Ralph Cameron and Capt F. S. Robinson was in Tombstone today meeting the republican voters of the Tombstone district. While here Mir Clark met A NJ Sames and both were seen in long and earnest conversation. De- .mocrats. as a result. figure that Cam eron will not receive the whole heart ed support of the republicans as ir is known that Cameron is not in fa- vor with the old guard in this state. Mir Sames lef, in company with Mr Clark for 2isbee and Douglas. where Mir Clark will campaign further.
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WEDNESDAY
CALLING ON OLD TIME FRIENDS.

L. C Wilbur. former resident O., Tombs,cae and now located in PhOe. FIX. .s spending several days in the historic old camp renewing acquain. aaces and y!sning the familiar scenes. Nr Wilbur was connected with the Blyan Lumber company during his residence in Tombstone, and this is his first visit ;o this city in nine years For some time he had been contemplating a visit 10 the famoIs old mining camp and ava!led himseG or the first opportunity He was busy today calling on old time friends ani visiting various places that revived memories of he boom days. He ex. pressed himself as greatly pleased with his visit here and large number yg friends w.:h whom he can turn back the pages of Time and review ,he events of the days gone by VISITING SON
 P. Hutchisor and wife. parents of II Hutchlson. chief county de- putty recorder arrived in Tombstone last evening and will spend several days here visiting their son and Mrs. Hu'chisCn. The elder MT Hutch.son is superintendent of terminals for the Rock Island system at Kansas City, and he and wife have been on a two months tour of the country and are on the home stretch, but decided tc spend a few days in Tombstone be. fore returning home.
 RETURNED FROM VACATION.
 Miss Naude Davis, stenographer IF the .reasurer's office returned home today from McAllan. Tex. where she has been spending the past month visiting with relatives
 RETURNED HOME.
 Dave Struthers. engineer on the 10. cal branch of the E. P X $. w. re- teurned home today from Douglas. where he had been on visit.
 FROM PATAGONIA.
 Mrs Roy Mcintyre and children re. turned home today from visit with relatives at Patagonia.
 RETURNED FROM CAMPAIGN.
 Jos. Hanson, candidate for county attorney returned yesterday from Douglas where he has been making strenuous campaign.
 SUPERINTENDENT HERE.
 w. H. Baker. professor ill the St. David schools was visitor in Tomb stone today on business matters. re- teurning home this afternoon.
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TUESDAY
RECALLS CID TIMERS.

RECALLS olO TIMERS.
 While A. w Howe Of Bisbee was
 om.ng over on the stage fom Bisbea his afternoon. he was stopped by a woman in Tombstone Canyon and asked if he wihed 10 have an old time picture of a group Of which he was one Mir Howe accepted the picture It was a photograph taken of 2 group of county officials in Tombstone ia 1905. The picture was taken on the west side of the cour, house and con tains the picture of the following Fletcher NJ Doan. who was then judge Of the district court John Wal ktr. court reporter: Philo Wilcox. clerk of the court; Tom Flanigan. district a.toreny: B J. ORielly. coun- ty assessor; x Gaines. coun.y treasurer. Stewart Hunt sheriff. Wm Bennett and A W. Howe iepu- ties; Wm. Riggs, J J Bowen and C H. Taylor. members of the board of supervisors; Chas. Howe. clerk and Ed Hughes assistant; F W Good body. probate judge
 REPUBLICAN, HERE.
 F D Hubbel, republican campaign manager for Cochise county for he candidacy os Ralph Cameron. was in Tombs one yesterday, consulting win local republicans.
 5lEEsoN VISITORS.
 Constable l. NJ Brown. G l. Van Meter and Harry Christensen. were in Tombstone today. on business a: the court house.
 WEBB VISITORS.
 J H. Harris and George Schee.er, of Webb were visitors in Tombstone today, MT Harris. having come here to file his nomination papers for re presenta,ive from ,he 7ih dis,rlc, STANDARD OIL MAN HERE.
 J. K Hutchinss. Bisbee representa-. i've Of the Standard or company vas n Tombstone today on one Of his regular visits
 FROM sIssEE.
 E C Clysnaugh came over this af- ternoon from B.sbee, spending a fev hours with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Wm Cavanaugh
 RETURNED FROM HOSPITAL.
 H. s. Ford. well known pioneer re. turned home yesterday from Douglas where he has been confined for the past three months due to an attack of Brights disease. Mir Ford is just able to be about. but reports he IS feeling much better for the past sev- eral months.
 LOG OF TRIP.
 The Sunday edition of the Tucson Citizen had a most interesting log of the trip made through the north west by Mir. and Mrs. John Walker. formerly of Tombstone. We note that in the account of the trip they gave favorable mention of Harry Iocke's road guide Those interest ed in touring would do well to read this account
 TO DOUGLAS.
 Mir. and Mrs A. E. Davis motorei to Douglas yesterday. Mir. Davis states that he examined the paving from Forest 10 Douglas and found IL not SC bad as he had been led to be. lieve it was. He said work of re- pairing the defective slabs on both the ForestlDouglas section and the Lowell-Forest Ranch section Is IT. progress.
 REPAIRED.
 The work of repairing the founda. ton Of the banquet room in the
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the court house.
WEE VISITORS.

J H Harris and George Scheeyer, of Webb were visitors in Tombstone today, Mr Harris. having come here to file his nomination papers for re presenta,ive from ,he 7th district.
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ia town tQia!
LEGION MEETS FRIDAY.

Fourr Pos, No T. of the American Legion wil, mse. Friday night in re- gular session d. Legion Hall A good attendalce is expected.
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STANDARD OIL MAN HERE.

J. K Hutohinss. Bisbee representa-. i've Of the Standard or company vas n Tombstone today on one Of his regular visits
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TOMBSTONE ID W N TOPICS TERSELY TOLD
MONDAY

~~~~~-~~~.~~~.~-~-o-s FROM DOUGLAS.
 Miss Anna Burns, came up from D,ug,as today and has taken the pos. i,ion IS extra clerk in the treasurers office.
 FROM JOHNSON.
 A. H. Vein, well known Johnson esidetn was in Tombstone today on matters connected with the county engineers office
 DOUGLAS VISITOR.
 Supt. Ellis of the county hospital at Douglas was in Tombstone today on matters before the supervisors. ON ROAD MATTERS.
 heputy County Engineer F. C. Stu, went to Dragoon and Johnson today on road matters.
 BENSON VISITORS.
 A G. Smith. Frank Treat, W. D, Msr,iaez, J A Gumm. Milton Farlee and Ben K Williams, Benson residents we,e in Tombstone today on road matters before the road 0. supervis- ors
 RETURNED FROM DOUGLAS.
 Mrs. Runkle. matroi a; the county jail returned home yesterday from a two weeks vacation in Douglas. FROM eiseee.
 . Rob .Hennessy. undertaken of Bis bee was in town today.
 CANDIDATE HERE.
 ] A Kelly. candidate for county recorder spent Saturday in Tomb stone.
 FROM MeNEAL.
 Deputy Sheriff Hud Kelly of Me Neal was in Tombstone today CAMPAIGNING.
 J. F Ross. former county attorney, and now candidate for that office. was n Tombstone today He was a. conn anied by Mrs Ross SPENT WEEK END HERE 
 Miss Margaret Seeley and Miss Geraldine Hogan both of Bisbee spen; the week end in Tombstone the guest oi Misses Mildred and Virginia Mars Miss Hogan returned home yesterday and Miss Seeley will return today TAKEN TO HOSPITAL.
 Al Godfrey. well known local miner was taken 10 the hospital al Bisbee Saturday. following an attack of 9 severe case of pneumonia. He is re- ported today as very low RETURNED HOME.
 Mrs Henry Livran and children who have been visiting in Tombstona the guests of Mrs. W. P Walker re turned to their home in Douglas to- day. RETURNED FROM COAST
 Deputy Sheriff Harry Raier,y re. turned home Saturday from Los An geles and San Diego. where he wen 10 bring back three risoners wanted for alleged robbery of the Toyrea store ., Douglas. The men are all cut O. bond pending execution of ex- tradition papers. when they will be returned here for trial FROM sisgEE.
 Jas. Allison candidate for county asses sor, accompanied by his dsugh- ter. Miss Helen were visitors in Tomb stone today. RETURNED HOME.
 County Attorney R. x. French and family returned home from Douglas yesterday where they spent Saturday with relatives.
 FROM PsARcE.
 Judge Wm. Monmonier of Pearce was in town today.
 HERE FROM GLENDALE.
 Mir and Mrs. George w. C. wooiery and L. K woolery and wife. arrived in Tombstone yesterday from their home at Glendale. making the trip by auto The woolery's who are former residents oi Tombstone came here to get away from the Salt River Valleys neat and to enjoy the matchless sum- mer climate of Tombstone. They are the guests I Mr. and Mrs $. O. woolery.
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RETURNED FROM VACATION.

Miss Naude Davis, stenographer ir the treasurer's office returned home today from McAllan. Tex. where she has been spending the past month visiting with relatives.
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INSPECTION.

Division Highway Engineer I. P. Frazier of the State Highway Depart. ment drove into town last night com ing through a hard hain from Noga les He Is here. on a regular inspec- ton tour aGi for the purpose of con ferring with County Engineer Sid Smyth on several matters.
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RETURNED TO PHOENIX.

l.. (. Wilbur. well known former Tombstonite who spent several days here from his home in Phoenix. left last evening for Bisbee, where he will spend several days before returnirs 5 10 his home in Phoenix.
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FROM COuRTlANO.

Constable Leslie Mattingly of Court and was a visitor n town today. oLEEsCN VISITORS.
 W Gsers and L. M. Brown, and laughter. Mss E..he. s.ent the day
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RETURNED FROM slSsee.

Walter Thomas. chief deputy as sessor and candidate for assessor, returned home today from Bisbee. where he has been for the pas: several days on q campaign tr.g Mrs Ta5n. as accompanied him
 FROM LEWIS SPRINGS.
 Jim Wolfe. well known catt,emal of Lewis Springs was a visitor in Tombstone today. returning home ate this afternoon.
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INCORPORATING BANK.

Workmen are at work Ee-decorating he interior of the cOchise County State Bank, sh.ch vii. greatly in. ,rease the lighting and appearance pf the interior.
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MOTOREO TO eiSeEE.
DEPUTY HERE.

Deputy Sheriff Dick Haverty ot Garces was a visitor in Tombstone today on business at the sheriff's of flee.
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FROM eISeEE.

E C Clysnaugh came over this af- ternoon from B!sbee, spending a few hours with his parents. Mir and Mrs Wm Cavanaugh
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FROM RAHcH.

rames Lawr, well known cattleman o. t1e BatJlcomari was visitor in tte coul:y sat today.
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RETURNED FROM GRAND cAkYcN

Mir. and Mrs R. Fitzpa rick. ac. ccmpanled by .h,.r neice Mss Elva ean Haskell and Mrs. Nichols Of San Diego, returned to Tombstone last night from ! trip to the Grand Canyon They r. jcyed the trip i'm. mensely. and reFrrt the Sc .he: as in. descrbable. while the best road found on the trip they st,ta was in Cochise county Mrs Fitzpatrick and Mrs Nicnois are sisters of Mrs Geo.
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THURSDAY
RETURNED FROM DOUGLAS.

RETURNED FROM DOUGLAS. A. C. Karger. formerly clerk of the board of supervisors returned home this morning from Douglas. where he had been for the past two days at- tending to matters coincident with the construction of the garage building by J. N Sparks in Douglas, with whom he has become interested. They have secured the agency for the Nash car and a first class building is being erected by MT Sparks, who is a successful. contractor.
 RETURNED HOME.
 Mrs. A C. Ksrger returned home from Bisbee. where she has been visiting relatives
 VISITING FRIENDS.
 Mrs + l. Rice of Bisbee. arrived in the city today Q visit with friends. FROM ST. DAVID.
 Prof J. L Wright agricultural spe- cia.ist iu the St Dlvid schools was visitor in Tombstone today, having as the guests ot Prof Otto and Prof Brown. both agricultural authorities. Aho are visiting with him for several days
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HERE FROM CINCINNATI.

B. Leayer. father of Rev John Lea. yer surprised his family by arriving n Tombstone yesterday from his h n- :n Cincinnati to rematl here for the next two or three months Mrs. Leaver. mother of Father Leaver aac oliCren, who have te,n visiting n .e sor the past two " Jn;hs had prepared 10 leave tomorrow for their home in Cincinnati, and they were certainly agreeably surprised when MT. Leayer dropped in on them un- expectedly from the east with the an-
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TH ZIG HOLE.

The Bunker Hlls Nine company is erecting q new fence around the eel ebrated glory hole ou Toushaut street known as the Million Dollar Slope and the object of hundreds O. snap shots by tourists The new fence is 4 iron posts and s.re and will re place the oli wooden fence A sign $ 10 be posted in the hole by the Tombstone Commercial Club SO as D mark this poia: of interest for tourists.
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RETURNED FROM HOSPITAL.

II. s. Ford. well known pioneer re, turned home yesterday from Douglas where he has been confined for the past three months due to an attack of Bright's disease. Mir Ford is just able 10 be about, but reports he IS feeling much better for the past sev- eral months
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DiScOv E RY.

DISCOVERY.
 It has been learned or at least just become known that the Tombstone voting precinct crosses the river and takes in the homes of Jim Wolfe and Mir. Boyett. and they do not vote in the Buena precint as they have done heretofore.
 Mir Wolfe had his registration changed 10 the Tombstone precinct yesterday.
 COMING HOME.
 The Tombstone shooters Messrs. Amy. Kendall aud Abell who have covered themselves and Tombstone with glory back in the Buckeye state will be home the latter part of the month
 NO CONTEST ON SUPERVISORS.
 Ii Is very likely that there will be no contest over the filing Of petitions for nomination for supervisor at large as against the district filings IL was understood that Vance Johnson was to file an at large petition and on re- fusal of the koard to print same ca
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ATTORNEYS HERE.

Among the attorneys in town today attending court before Judge O'Con- nor were, s. II. Kyle, Alex Murry, S K. Williams, NJ. l. McKelligon. Bisbee and Bruce Stephenson. Douglas.
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RETURNED HOME.

Mrs Henry Livran and children who have been visiting in Tombstona 2 the guests of Mrs. w P. Walker re turned to their home in Douglas to- day.
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TO SOUTHLAND.

w. A. Fowler, U. S Commissioner. wen; to Courtland this morning where he will hear five final proofs of en. trymen. whose cases have been set before Judge Carlos E. Bolton, prior to his death last week. TO NEW MEXICO.
 J. c. Dugat left last night for Dem ing, N. M., from where he will go to Mimbres Hot Springs to visit his wife who gave birth yesterday to a baby girl.
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FROM WILCOX.

FROM WILCOX.
 (. Ii. Wilson of the Wil!cox Auto company was in town today on busi- ness
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IN BiSB E E.

J. H. Davis, superintendent of the Bunker Hill properties was a visitor
 in Bisbee yesterday.
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RETURNED FROM COAST

Deputy Sheriff Harry Rafer,y re. turned home Saturday from Los An. seles and San Diego. where he wen 10 bring back three risouers wanted for alleged robbery of the Toyrea store ., Douglas. The men are all cut O. bond pending execution of ex- tradition papers. when they will be returned here for trial
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FROM FAl75Gkk

Mr and Grs. II. K. Street came u th.s afternoon from Fair5aak
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5lEEsoN VISITORS.

Constable l. NJ Brown, c I. Van Meter and Harry Christensen. were in Tombstone today. on business a. the court house.
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TO DOUGLAS.

The work of repairing the founda. ton Of the banquet room in the
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FROM DOUGLAS.
 Miss Anna Burns. came up from DSug,is today and has taken the pos. i,isn as extra clerk in the treasurers office.
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DOUGLAS VISITOR.
BENSON VISITORS.

A, G. Smith. Frank Treat W. D, Martinez. A Gumm. Milton Farlee and Ben X Williams. Benson residents were in Tombstone today on road matters before the road Of supervis- Drs
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CANDIDATE ERE.

] A. Kelly. candidate for county recorder spent Saturday in Tomb stone
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SPENT WEEK END HERE.

Miss Margaret Seeley and Miss Geraldine Hogan both of Bisbee spen; the week end in Tombstone the guest oi Misses Mildred and Virginia Mars Miss Hogan returned home yesterday and Miss Seeley will return today
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7Eou BlicAk ERE.

F D Hubbel, republican campaign manager for Cochise county for he candidacy os Ralph Cameron. was in Tombs one yesterday, consulting
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TAKEN TO HOSPITAL.

Al Godfrey. well known local miner was taken 10 the hospital al Bisbee Saturday. following an attack Of . severe case of pneumonia. He is re- ported today as very low
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4. E Ec1ewor;h. representing the Goodyear Tire company was ia Tomb stone today interview the trade.
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FROM McN EAl.

Deputy Sheriff Hud Kelly Of Nc Neal was in Tombstone today
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CAM PAiGNING.

j. F Ross. former county attorney, and now candidate for that office, was n Tombstone today He was a. com anied by Mrs. Ross
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FROM siSBE E.

Jas. Allison candidate for count! asses sor accompanied by his daugh ter Miss Helen were visitors in Tomb stone today.
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FROM JOHNSON.

A, II, Vein, well known Johnson esidetn was in Tombstone today on matters connected with the county engineers office
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-06-25

10 prevent the club being used for work which is properly the task of other organizations.
 Etfer In Chair.
 Other recommendation of the Ad club directors adopted at the meeting include:
 Imposition of an admission fee of $5, and dues of $10.
 Creation of corporation membership with admission fee of $5 and dues of $25, the corporation or firm holding such membership being privileged to designate any one member or employe to attend meetings of the club.
 To hold next fall another manufac- turers' exhibit, such as proved so sue cessful last year.
 For the officers to investigate the advisability of issuing club publica- tion.
 R. w. Bitter recently elected presi- dent, was inducted into office by Jack Bernhardt, retiring president, and Fred Berbig was installed by proxy for D. Stanley Dreyfus, elected secre- tary, and absent attending the Inter national Rotary convention. ! Mir. Better briefly outlined what he hoped the club to accomplish, and so' licited the continued cooperation o1 members in making the meetings prof itable as we'll as entertaining oppor tunities for the study of advertising methods.
 1 Committees were appointed for tho year by MT. Etter as fololws:
 Membership-F. c. Berbig, chair man; o. c. Hauber, Roy Kemp, B. c Fowles, D. Stanley Dreyfus. Finance s. c. Alexander, chairman; c. A Fullenwider, M. s. Pogue. Bette Business-Jack Bernhardt, chairman Thos. H. Grove, A. F. Tedstrom, B w. Benton, P. w. Quillan. Program and Educational-A. G. Whidden chairman; Ray West, Charles O'Don nell, c. A. Rogers. Publicity-Gordol Freeman, chairman; Wm. Moore ant Chas. Gurdin.
 Mrs. Lillian Mohler of the Davi Floral company, business establish ed and successfully conducted by Mrs Mohler and Miss Elsie Loomis, was guest at the meeting, and spoke brlet ly on advertising the floral business Other guests were G. s. Vosburgh o Memphis, representing the Buick com pany, and G. A. Day of the Redpath Horner chautauqua.