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St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1920-04-03

FOR SALE. brown mare, geI-
ufne saddler, work anywhere, seveh
years old, weighs 100 pounds, for
1855. l high top buggy, new, only
been used IL days, $S5. l set #
buggy harness, $25. l good saddle,
SIS. All must be taken together.
Reason for selling: want to buy car.
E. NJ. Ballard, Goodbee, La. ap2
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1920-04-03
POULTRY CLUB
ANDFAIR WORK.
NOW UNDER
WAY
Mr.. Williams Will Assist
Mr.. Bachemin in Organ
izing Poultry Clubs.
WILL LECTURE
AT PARKVIEW
Aviation Field and Race
Track Considered for
the Parish Fair.

There are six things that either
the town or poultry keeper should
observe, as suggested by Harley L
Williams, leader in poultry work al
Louisiana State University:
l. Plenty of feed.
2. A good variety of feed, incluI-
ing green foods.
8. A supply of clean, fresh water
4. Plenty of shade.
5. Freedom from lice, mites and
intestinal parasites.
6. Clean houses, yards and feed
ing dishes.
Grit, grain, greens, grasshoppers
(or some meat scrap) and good cleau
water are five important G's in I'd IS
ing poultry.
Keep the following dry mash be-
fore chickens all the time: Two
parts wheat bran and one part cot.
tonseed meal as convenient mix
ture. Keep charcoal or ashes before
chickens. Powder with hammer on
piece Of metal all broken chinn.
crockery, bones or sea shells you ca y
get.
Vhl w illdlIo w lll DC III cUpi1lS CULl
next week, April 6, and 8, helping
Mr.. Bachemin organize poultry clubs
over the parish and will give a short
illustrated lecture at the ParkvieW'
Theatre, showing some very intere St
ing views on one Of these dates. All
interested may get more Information
by asking Mr. w. c. Morel, secretary
of the Parish Poultry Association,
phone 212, or Karl Treen, at phones
40 and 1913.
Mr.. Williams is very much inter
ested in this association and the
show it will put on here at the Par
ish Fair and at the State Fair.
Anyone wishing to join this assa-
citation will be furnished with the in
formation and application blank by
Mr.. More or the undersigned.
KARL TREEN.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1920-04-03

Mrs. J. C. Burns, parish charm IN
Of the Educational Division of the
Parish Fair, Is being assisted by Mrs
B. B. Warren and Supt. Elmer E
Lyon, and attractive premium lists
are being prepared for the schools
and individual pupils work.
Judge Badon is ready to get the
new big race track and aviation field
ready now so it will be getting hsrd
for the fair.
Mrs. J. B. Wortham, chairman of
Women's Division, is preparing, VIII
the assistance of good ladies from
all parts of the parish, the best pr,z
list, rules and regulations ever got
ten up for that department.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1920-04-03

FOB SALE-schooner, so it. long,
IS it. wide, IL it. depth. Cheap.
Apply ]. H. W., AT St. Charles ST.
Naw Orleans. La. ap3F s
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1920-04-03
COOPERATIVE FARNfERS Or
GANIZATION.

| Wherever livestock is produced as
side-line to other systems of farm
ing there Is generally considerable
amount of stock in excess Of the local
demands. This stock must usually
be sold by the farmers in less than
car load lots. The low quality of
| these small lots, particularly cattle
! and hogs, often causes the local buy
ers to discriminate against them to
a greater extent than Is actulaly
justiflable. However, since the most
of this stock must be shipped to the
central markets, farmers often think
they are at the mercy of these local
buyers,
The same condition exists where
crops other than live stock are pro-
duced in small quantities. Pota-
toes, syrup and similar porducts
come under the same classification,
because few individuals are able to
ship solid cars throughout the
season.
Cooperative shipping is the only
solution for these evils. Co-opera-
tive shipping is no longer an expert
ment. The hundreds of cooperative
shipments from Louisiana and Mis-
sissippi during the past year proved
the practicability and great value of
this method. Cooperative shipping
is not complicated, nor does it re-
quire much experience to insure its
success.
The county agents have been a
great factor in the spread of the co.
operative shipping movement. Any
farmer who does not belong to a &C.
operative buying and shipping or
ganization should get in touch with
his county agent and get right with
himself and his community. The st.
Tammany Farmers Protective Asso-
citation was organized on Saturday,
March 9th, for the sole benefit OF
the farmers of st. Tammany parish.
and every farmer should get in touch
with the county agent and find out
the good of such an organization and
not wait until he is solicited to be-
come a member.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1920-04-03

There will be a meeting Of the
Covington Association of Commerce
Monday evening at O'Clock.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1920-04-03
Matters of Interest to the
Farmers Of St. Tammany
BY Parish Agent BACHEMIN.

certain that we will always have
ready and cash market crop, not
begging for any market.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1920-04-03
SWEET POTATO STORAGE HOCS.
ES SPRINGING UP ALL
OVER STATE.

Louisiana now has 108 potato
| storage houses with a total capacity
OF 629,400 bushels. These were all
| erected in 1919.
"One of the biggest things done
for the farmers of our section in
years." was the comment of lead
ing citizen of our cut-over pine land
section of the state, in discussing the
erection OF the sweet potato storage
house.
The average Louisiana farmer
little realizes what vast strides the
sweet potato industry has made with
in the last five years or the import
ance this crop plays in agriculture
Of the state. That Louisiana has
kept pace with the other states in
the development of this industry is
shown by the fact that within the
last five years her acreage in sweet
potatoes has increased from $4,000
to 10000; her production from
1,428,000 bushels to 100000; per
acre yield from 81 bushels to 80
bushels; per acre value from $48 875
to $103.50; total value from $780,
900 to s7,245,000.
When our farmers, in the hill and
cut-over pine lands of our state, and
particularly St. Tammany parish.
compare these figures with the acre
age cotton yield, per acre value, and
comparison Of labor, etc., they should
have no trouble in convincing them
selves of the value of increasing
their acre of sweet potatoes.
1t is also interesting to note that
this abnormal increase has by no
means glutted the market, this fact
is attributed to the impossibility of
the northern and western sections of
raising sweet potatoes on any com
mercial scale, while on the other
hand, they are only beginning to
learn the real eating qualities OF our
Southern Yams." The obstacle in
the way of successful production OF
sweet potatoes in our parish is the
absence of storage houses for proper
handling and curing of these pota-
toes, and as soon as we can get
enough storage houses, properly 20
located throughout the parish to
handle the sweet potato crop, we feel
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1920-04-03

uur ct TAMMANY FARMER
I'm sale Every Saturday at
pusTIC and BULLOCH's DRUG
STORE, Covington.
.rsT, PHARMACY, Madison
Ds11o Five Gents Per Copy.
VuA0' 4
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-03
PH|LL|ES TAKE
BROOKLYN GAME
Cravath's Hopefuls Stop Dodgers
Winning Streak; Three More
Homers for Ruth.

The Brooklyn team, after winning SIX
straight, landed in Philadelphia yesterday
and were defeated, GA, in Q, swatiest'
Cravath used four pitchers during the
game The Giants were badly beaten,
OIL. when Boston outplayed them and
the Braves pounded Hubbell when
Toncy's arm went wrong. The Pirates
were again bumped when st. Louis won won
the third game Of the series of four. The
Reds again lead by winning the final
game over Chicago. The Reds hatted
two Chicago pitchers hard, while Luque
proved effective in the pinches
Babe" Ruth made three more home
rms Yesterday. bringing his total for the
season to fifteen. The New York Yankees
were able to only split even with the Sena,,
tors, New York winning the first, 81 and
losing the second, 10. Cleveland tel on
Roland for long drives and routed the
Ulcers. SIS. The White Sox secured q big
start and defeated St Louis, 70, The
Athletics and Boston were not scheduled.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-03
THIS IS GREAT YEAR
FOR TRAP SHOOTING
Fortv-Two Runs Over One Hun
dred Straight Have Been Com
piled This Year.


IrnpSh0otInR Is naVihs i.S oos" so"',
There seems to be more interest IN the
sport this year than since prior TO tiie war
and with new clubs organizing in oil parts
Of the United States and Canada it looks
like now as If the figures of 1916 would
be wiped from the books.
The peculiar part of the season thus
far-or for the first 46 shoots held-ls that
the very first shoot of the season, that at
Pinohurst. was the biggest IN point OF
numbers and targets thrown. There were
22S shooters mt Pinehurst and l7T,ZOo
targets were thrown. BY the tune the
next batch of reports come IN Clarksdale
and Lakewood will both have passed
Pinehurst in attendance figures, but IN the
first 46 shoots reported Pinehurst was the
leading club. "a
In the tournaments reported, y anna
tour shooters shot % straight scores over
100 and nine professionals shot IA scores
over 100 straight, and not one OF the
scores reached 200 straight.
The longest run by an amateur was
1873 by W. G. Warren OF 1errlngton,
Nevada. which he made IN winning the
championship of California and Nevadh
]. Blaine Troeh of Portland, a bfother
of the famous Frank, broke 10 straight
in Portland and had another run OF ioi.
Frank Troeh has made more long runs
over 100 than any other shooter, having
rms of las, 1O2, 123, 1l9 and 10 to his
credit O. n. Ford Of San Francisco has
runs Of l55 and 144; Tony Prior OF San
Francisco, 127 and 121; p. II. OBrien
Of Butte. Mont, 1903 and 100; F. IL. Mel
lns Los Angeles, lac; J. d. Clay, Dallas,
Tex l53: Oscar Hansen, Fremont, Neb.,
los. A. A. Fhckinger, Los Angeles, lO2;
Frank Cairns, Tampa, Kan, lis; George
Cr,bb. Wetmorc. Kan, l02; Herbert
Cooev' Toronto, Can, IA; A. G. Rice,
Douglas. Ariz., 129; Orvie Overall, Vlsalla,
Cal lOi; Paul Earle, Star, 5. e, 100;
y r. Ciooderham. Toronto, Can, III;
u u Yule. DAYTON. o.. 100; jay CIark.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-03

In the Opening Ball Game Of du Pont
Country Club League.

The lid was lifted on the du Pont
Country Club Baseball League, Tuesday
afternoon, when teams from the account
ing and administrative departments oil the
du Pont Company clashed in the opening
game at Tower Hill diamond The pen
pushers had very little trouble with the
staid and scdate administrative nine ana
romped away with to 3 victory.
Bounds was on the mound Tor the
Accountants and was never in danger.
In the seventh inning Hopes picked OUT
groove holl and drove it into deep left for
a home run with Beyea on second base,
but at this stage of the game Bounds had
eased up. Waller pitched we'll in spots for
DIR. Squires' bunch, but the boys from
the accounting department found him for
Is hits. It's n little early to make pre-
dictions. but it looks like the team that
wins the du Pont Country Club pennant
will have to beat the Accounting Depart
ment. Score:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-03
u. S. Jockey Rode Derby Winner.

London, June BIT was under
the guidance of Frank O'Neil, the
American jockey, that Captain Loder's
Spion Kop was returned the winner
OF the English Derby at Epson Downs
yesterday against a field Of nineteen
starters, which included the highly re-
garded Tetratema. O'Neill is under con-
tract to William K. Vanderbilt, whose
horses he has been riding in France and
he came to England to ride Spion Kop in
the Derby with the special permission Of
MIR. Vanderbilt.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-03
ENTRIES FOR MEET.

Many entries are being received for
the track and field meet to be staged at
Augustine Beach by the Keystone Field
Club on IFS first annual excursion to be
held next Monday. A number Of hand
some trophies are TO be awarded the
winners in the track events, while silver
cups will be presented for swimming and
dancing winners. A silver cup Is to be
awarded to the club scoring the highest
number of points IN the track and field
meet
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-03
BIG GAME TO-DAY.

Local fans will be given treat when the
Wilmington team, formerly the Pennsyl-
wanna Railroad nine meets the Parkes-
burg Iron Company baseball team on
Harlan Field this evening. Manager SOS
Wintrup expects to place his strongest
team on the field in an attempt to win the
game. which Is scheduled to start at $50
3. M. There will be several new faces in
the local lineup. ''Jack" MCGOWAN will
,,roy,it e the Carna
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-03
DARK HORSE WINNER
OF THE EPSON DERBY
Spion Kop Ran First With Lord
Derby's Archaic Second; Fav-
orite Beaten.

London. June Captain G. Lowder's
spion Kop won the Classic Derby 81
EPSON Downs yesterday. Lord Derby.s
Archaic ran second and l.. Neurnann
Orphe,s third. Nineteen horses started.
Major McCalmont's Tetratema was
the favorite Of the nineteen entries that
went to the starting barrier today In the
greatest event of the British fiat racing
season--the derby stakes-over the ms
toric course of EPSON Downs. other
thorouphbreds in the race that we're
fancied were Lord Derby's Archaic, Allen
by, Daylight Patrol, Polumetis and tie
Goes.
The day broke fine and large numbers OF
people soon were making their way TO
EPSON over various routes The attend
ance was one Of the largest in history.
King George, who attended the opening
meeting of the EPSON season on tuesday
and was given a great reception, was ac-
cornpanied by Queen Mary TO the race
today.
One of the conspicuous features of this
wears derby was the increased popularity
Of sweepstakes on the result, and II was
difficult TO find any gathering Of people
where this form of "having fiutter was
not adopted The world famous Calcutta
sweepstakes il stated to have eclipsed all
records and it is estimated the first prlze
will be in the neiRhborhood OF S,oOU
mounds The London stock exchange
sweepstakes will give the winner OF first
prize 5000 pounds Promoters Of war
charities and other movements today
were appealing to lucky prize winners to
devote part Of their winnings to the as
sstance of unfortunates.
In the betting on the course 10 y was
laid against the winner Archaic was quot
cd at 10 To |, while so TO | was freely
offered against Orpheus.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-03
GAME AT NEWARK.

Delaware College meets Swarthmore
College on Joe Frazer Field this after
noon in baseball game, The result Of this
game will determine the winner Of ath-
letic honors between the two teams for
the season-as the Blue and Gold lost to
Swarthmore in football, but they won the
basketball game and the track meet.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-03
PARIS DEFEATS NELSON.

Paris surprised Nelson in tho billiard
championship tournament, winning w
al The game was one Of the most in
terostinr of the tournament s. Nelson
has fbc only defeat given Champion
Tobnpy Kane and il was expected he
would defeat Paris. Mister and Mat
Donohuc viii meet IN the match TINS even
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-03
SHIP BUILDERS PLAY TIE.

Harlan apprentices and the Pussy and
Jones baseball club battled for nine in
nngs in pitchers battle between Clarke
and Calvin to tie on Harlan Field IN
twilight game last night.
The game was featured by. the fast
Unfolding of both teams. The hitting OF
Gormerly of Pussy and Jones and the base
running of Hammerer of the opponents
also IpattIreI
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-03
ST. AUGUSTINE BEACH.

The Ninth Ward and South Side-Eden
Athletic Clubs are today holding an ex-
cursion at Augustine Beach, the excur-
sionists having left this morning for the
resort on the steamer Thomas Clyde
Trapshooting will De q big feature Of the
program this afternoon, which viii include
baseball and athletic events
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-03

Worcester, Mass, 1O7; and james ..
Day, New Orleans, La, l04.
The best run made by my OF the
professionals was l7S by Ed. OBrlen
Of Lawrence, Kan. Rush Race OF Curtis,
Neb., has runs of 1872, 102 and lob to his
credit. Charley Spencer Of st. LOUIS, Mo-,
has runs of la1 and la Art kiliam, Of
st. Louis, ILL.,; Homer Clark, oil Alton,
ILL.,, los and 1903; Henry Phlrrnan, Los
Angeles, 1870, LOG, l0Si &. 5. pianck, san
Francisco, las; II. V. Reed, Seattle liz
and Len Hauzhurst, 1876 and liz.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-03
SHOOT TO-DAY.

The Delaware State Shoot viii open
this afternoon with q practice event on ne
grounds of the Wilmington Trapshooting
Association. The big events viii be staged
tomorrow. when the shooters will be dlvId-
ed into classes. The major event will be
the state Championship, which viii
consist of 300 toward targets
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-03
Talk Over Eipfft- Hour System.

It is understood that the members of the
Board of Police Commissioners bad an
informal talk Tuesday afternoon, fol-
lowing the meeting of the board, concern
ing the eight-hour system. There is some
talk to the effect that of the meeting next
week some action will be taken by the
board relative to possible change.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-03
COUNTRY CLUB GOLF.
Interesting Contests Scheduled for This
Month by Local Golfers.

Month by Local OoiieFs-
The Wilmington Country Club an
nounces an invitation golf tournament
omen to members Of the club and invited
guests 10 be held June Il, is and l9.
The fourth annual Delaware State chan1--
p;onship women singles and doubles Will
be held al the Wilmington Country Club
on Monday, June = In the singles, the
winner Is entitled to play Miss Anne Town
send. and in the doubles the winners are
entitled to play Miss Townsend and Mrs.
Richard T. Male, present holders Of the
challenge cups.
The thirteenth annual Delaware State
championship mems singles and doubles
viii be held at the County Club grounds,
beginning Monday, June n. In the SIN
ples. the winner Is entitled TO play William
7. Tilden. I'd, and in the doubles the
winners may challenge R, \. Williams and
Harry c. johnson, the present holders OF
the challenge championship cups.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-03
RAYMOND WINS AGAIN.

Ralph Raymond, in his bout with Geor-
Gle Alcpnan. al the Auditorium Club IN
Philadelphia Tuesday night, clearly dem
onstrated that his comeback is no false
alarm. RAYMOND was the agEressor IN
every round Of the eight sessions, which
was the windup Of the final show 70 be
staged at the Philadelphia club this sea
suu
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-03

Timely hitting by ST. Ann gave them
a 10 victory over Brownson in the Twi-
light game at Second and Clayton Tues
da Excellent pitching by Wood Of St.
AIMS and timely hitting by his mates
enabled them TO win,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-03
ATHLETIC NEE L.
To be Held Toni hit At the Third Ward
Playground.

Every thing il in readiness for the first Fl
series If field meets to he held under the
auspices If the Defiance Athletic Associa-
ton evening at the playground at THIRD
ard Adams streets Every team m the
Twilight League has two or more men
entered in every event
The program, which comes under the
;urisdi .tion cf the athletic committee Of
The club. include pole vault. broad lumn,
running broad jump, hammer thowing,
shot put. 100 yard dash, and half mile
relay -,
The big feature Of the evening will be
the baseball game between the Tenth
Ward and Belmont.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-03
SCORE nv INNINGS.

SCORE ~ iNNINtIo.
Accounting , : = : X-g
Administrative | Q Q . Y -
Summary: Two-base hits, Russell
Numbers. Murphy. Thrce-hase hits,
Numbers. Mcndenhall Home run,
Hoopes. Struckfout, by Bounds, 5; by
Waller. :. Bases on balls, Bounds 2,
.rnrircs Stevens and Fisher.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-03
STABLER PARK FORFEITS.

Linden 4. G. defeated Stabler Park by
the score Of 9 to 0 by a forfeited game, on
account of the Stabler Park players fail
ure to appear.
Send challenges for games to Otley
Daniels, 1908 Linden street.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-03
Game Cancelled.

The game between St. Thomas and
ST. Mary's in the Catholic Twilight league
scheduled for tonight at Christiana Park
has been cancelled and will be played at
later date according to the agreement OF
the two managers.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-03
GAMES TOMORROW.

AMERICAN LEAGUE.
St. Louis at Cleveland.
Detroit at Chicago.
New York at Philadelphia
Boston at Washington
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Chicago st st. Louis.
Cincinnati at Pittshurg.
Brooklyn at Philadelphia.
New York at Boston
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-03
Sunday Concert Announced.

A band concert is announced for the
Public Building plaza for next Sunday
evening, for the benefit of an orphan
asvlum
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-03
Giants Want Games.

The Harlan Giants would like to book
several twilight contests with any fast
team in the city. All communications
should be addressed to Manager Chippey.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-03
NfonnIicht Outing

The Defiance Athletic Association will
hold their first annual moonlight excur-
sion tomorrow night The trip will be
made on the steamer Brandywine
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-03
Eastern Star Dance.

Sunshine Chapter, No. 5, Order Of
Eastern Star, will give a shirtwaist dance
at the New Century Club tomorrow eve-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-03

The regular meeting Of the Whining
ton League will be held tonight Of the
headnuarters Of the kevstone Bod club.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-03
YESTERDAYS SCORES.

NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Philadelphia, g. Brooklyn. 4
Boston, Q; New York, !.
Cincinnati. ); Chicago 3.
st. Louis, s; Pittsburg, ?.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Athletics Boston not scheduled.
New York, 5; Washington. ].
Washington, :; New York, 8.
Chicago, 7; st. Louis. 3
Cleveland, s; Detroit, 5.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-03
GAMES TODAY.

AMERICAN LEAGUE.
New York at Philadelphia.
Boston AT Washington.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Cincinnati al Fittsburg.
New York at Boston
BROOKLYN az Philadelphia.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-03

Adon Wins Again.
Adion 4 G. defeated Blue Bird, Tues
dav night by the srore Of 20 TO ).
The Washington herald., 1920-03-14
RALLY PLANNED
|. FOR RED CROSS
Mrs. Wilson to Attend An
nual Mobilization Of
Uniform Corps.

Mrs. Woodrow Wilson. Mrs. New
ton ID. Baker, Mrs. Josephus Dam
iels and Mrs. George Barnett will
be present at the annual mobiliza-
tion of the uniform corps Of the
District chapter of the American
Red Cross, Tuesday afternoon at
o'clock at Masonic Hall. Thirteenth
street and New York avenue north
west.
Miss Mabel T. Boardman will pre-
side. Plans are on foot to make
the mobilization the greatest gath
ering of Red Cross women In
Washington since the armistice.
Reports will be read by Mrs. A
C. Powell. Mrs. Charles ID. Carter
Mrs. !. w. Littell. Mrs. Eidridge r
Jordan. Mrs. Allyn X. Capron. Mrs
Seaton Schroeder, Mrs. Ida NJ. Gal
loway, Mrs. Walter s. Uford, Miss
Anna J. Greenlees, Miss Jeanette
Lower and Miss Anna NJ. Koerper.
The Washington herald., 1920-03-14

ford. Of the District Supreme Court.
a thine advocate OF . voice for
the voteless residents OF the Dis
trict.
Samuel Gompers will speak. Col.
e. Lester Jones will present the
views OF the ex-service men.
U. J. Miller will tell OF the desire
OF thousands OF government clerks
to become real citizens of the Dis
trict.
John Joy Edison will tell of the
prospects of the campaign, and Miss
Mary O'Toole, lawyer and member
Of the Chamber of Commerce. will
present the woman's side in this
Instance.
c. wengerd. famous song lead
er, will be on the program.