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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-05
CURIOSITY AND NOT ABILITY
10 SWELL FRAZEE,,S GOLFERS
ked Sox Have Been Dismantled, and Fans Will Watch
Them Simply to See How They Measure
UP to Stars of By-Gone Days

MEMPHIS. TENN. April 4.-Hurh
l Duny. ninnaser Of the Boston Rcd
day on hearing that Stuify Nicinnis,
his star first Stacker. has come To-
terms with Harry Frazec. owner OF
S me CLUB and will be back at his old
news Is also momcntarily awaited
from Derrill Pratt. who has been Of
i is : 100 a year for two years. it
MichiSan as baseball coach to play
second for the Sox. Pratt assisted in
ii33iotnaii and basketball II coaching at
baseball. and this fact. IL is :toped
WI influence the athletic board thcrc
20 A ist aim Fo bn,Ty to In the game
Frat that he'll be glad to come back
nut that if the Michigan authorities
90 not release him. he cannot but re-
tract. ''
Yet. even with such good news
;tn2ut Nc inn!s and II strong proba-
are i I'LL VIII return. the Rcd Sex
nous worlds champions of 1oi ne az IA
1916 and 1918. They are a SECOND di.
,h cruz; and prospects for more
The great outfelds. inflclds ,a and
,,,orn StnIs Of other years are no
1927 Red Sox and arowl. They Viii .I
can up visions of what great team
once was. and what Il strange mass;
'hihES nave come to in the Hub.
Training Season DIsnstro,is.
LOT ono thing. the training season.
while finc as far as conditioning III"
men enters, has been spoiled nv -
string or defeats and no Victories I'm
EaneS with the Pittsburgh Pirales
way round.
Duffy, however. assisted by Jimmy
Burke manager OF the ST. Louis
browns last year. plans buildirt, ,:n
lncw An innovation is the fact that
Duffy, Burke and the whole team
form Il strategic management" l.,
year,-eycTybody combining to tha
single objective of winning games by
pooling diamond lore and idcas--in-
stead OF the manager alone adding
the rcinS. s
y fair showing may result from,
TINS idea though the selling aud trad
ing of l'aDc' Ruth. Speaker. Coon
:r. Gardner. Leonard. Lewis. Schanr
uoyt ana some others has robbed
The team OF great players and Harry
fraze" Is none too popular with Eos
ION iandom in consequence. or .hn
i?l6 CHAMPIONS. only Everett S.ott
the crack shortstop remains. ana Of
she l9iS championships outfit. only
scott, Mc!nnis. Joe Bush ami sam
Jones are left.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-05
LEE C00CH ARRIVES HERE,
EN- ROUTE TO MOLINE, ILL.
Manager OF Richmond Colts Last
Year WEI he Member of
Earl Macll's Team.

Lee Gcoch, manager OF the Rich
mond Colts last season. is spending
two days in Richmond prior to lcav-
Lng Tor Moline, Illinois. To join Earl
Mack'S team. The robust PLACER has
hen siEnod by Mack, who is u son
OF Connie Mack. to play ono of the
putteld positions. Moline has 4 fran
Chise in the Thrce-l- League. Il class
Il organization. The "Eabe" Ruth
Of the Virginia League last season. is
anxious 10 yet into practice and will
get down TO work in earnest early
next week
As piaycr-manaEcr Of the Rich
mond team last year GOoch earned
himself the reputation OF hcing one
OF the most popular players that ever
performed before crowd of Rich
mond fans. While Lee will have
nothing TO 10 with the managerial
c,nd OF The club officially it is sure
thing that he Will bc Mack's right
hand man.
Gooch leaves Richmond tonight for
Philadelphia to join Mack and the
TWO VIII proceed To Moline tomorrow.
several payers OF the philadclphi,
Athletics are expected to be turned
over 10 Moline. chief Of whom is Eek
crt. Eckcrt was with Suffolk in the
Virginia League last season.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-05
SOUTHERN Institutions.
ENTER RELAY CARN|VA.
Seven Colleges VIII Run nj phil
dclphia Next May for South
Atlantic Title.
| BY Associated Pros,

PHILADELPHIA, PA. Anru
Final grouping for tho college re,,
races ut the University of Pcnnsy
vania April 20 and 30. wa.
nonnced today. Teams entering ~
ntional championship college race
have until April 10 to decide wbIci
events they Will enter.
"rouning Tor college classes race
lows: aS 10
Middle Atlantic States p.,.i
championship: Delaware, DIckin.ny
.ehish. Franklin and MARSHALL. Hav
York University. Rutgers. steven
SSwaEthmorc. Washington and Jei
South Atlantic--Reiay champ,o,5
TOM, TONI, johns Hopkins. Maryland. vi,
University. slo.
:, Class ,Onc--UnIversi,y of the son,;
Mrst CIrsinia,, Colgate. Fordhnn
Michigan Agricultural. Cornell CO.
lege Uowa) "
=. Class Two-Cnrncgic Ins,ltpte :,
Tech. Tufts. Rochester. Hobart. veI
mont. bowdoin. Hamllne.
snail gettysburg. Bucknell. Muller
Durg. Washington and .Jcftcrsot
catholic University. Manhattan. Co
,e ela c;, Ero ~ Io,i Geneva Co
ware. Clemson. University OF Florid.
Class Fivc-Drcxel. St.Josephs. Ne
roTk Law: Brooklyn Poly. New Yori
Class s iS--Gallaudet. George Wast,
lnSton. Juniata, Stephens. Cheyne
Training, Lincoln University.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-05
.WALLOP TOWN OUTFIT
IN INNING GAME
Batting of Outiicldcr Harlow Is
Feature OF First Real Prac-
ticc Session.
coNNELhY's WORK pLEAsEs
Short Stop Handles Himself Nicely
and Is Praised Ivy Eyau-WorH
on New Park Is Progressing
Rapidly.

Ray Ryan's Richmond Colts were
given their first real practice yestcr-
day since the team started training
ut WEIGH, ". Va. las; Tuesday
afternoon. The local outfit met the
WEIGH town team in five-inninr
contest and displayed their batting
tcin:npcd over tho natives by the
score OF j; TO 0. 1t was 4 i've
inning encounter. nut the Colts were
determined To SHOW their wares to
advantage and took healthy ciouts 1T
the bail
shearcr pitched the oniire game
and showed up cMGcllently. His work
was pleasant Surpris" To R%an.
who is predicting that he VIII be one
Of the best lurlcrS in The Virginia
League this season Tho worh be-
hind the plate was divided between
Tommy Abbott and rhistcr. Abbott
filed in at first base when rhister
was doing Tho catching.
Ryans lnheld was Abbot; and
Ph!Ster. first base: Hardy. second
third base: kcilar, left field: Hai low.
center field, and Lane. right field.
The batting Of Harlow. who landed
for double. single and a home
rhis.er ana Conrcl,y also did ~cll
AT The plate. Ryan is particularly
pleased with the work OF Connelly.
who he declares To be shortstop
after the order OF Everett Scott.
While Ray Ryan is pushing his
team 20 the limit TO yet the men In
shape for the opcning game here
on April q. work on the baseball
Held ON Mnyo's Island also is being
hurried. WITH twenty hands engaged
yesterday work Of laying the
tart OF tho diamond was started and
practically completed. INose in
charge o: constructing the -cld are
anxious to have The SOD compact 81
possible by the opening day, and
especial attention is being given TO
this work.
While considerable work will have
20 be done before tho park is com
plcted. the contractors have made
rapid proEress in The work Of erect
in% the rraEdstand and blcachcrs.
Two sections Of hleachcrs have been
erected on the left field line and one
on ;he right field line, Practically
All OF the seats have been placed in
the g-audstaud. WORK o; timing the
roof Of the Erandstaud also Is well
under way and should be completed
In the next two or three days.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-05
SPIDERS PLAY VIRGINIA
| ON LAMBETH FIELD TODAY
R1clmond Nine Encounters Big
College Team Mt charlottesville.
Linc-Up Undetermined.

University OF Richmond baseball,
' .er,n took advantage of ideal weather
nrmG.iohs Yesterday and put In II
hroiltabie practice period at Stadium
r rhetd preparatory to their trip TO
charlottesville today, where thcy
, ,nSe. University Of Virginia on Lam
,'.t. rleld. Coach Dobson will leave
.niS morning with Manager Gray and
AT least twelve players.
me contest with the Orange and
, ,h.ne Is likely to produce some smr-
hhn n 10 followers OF tho Spider clan
mere: az there arc several doubtful
POINTS about tho present status OF the
locai university team due to tho
WEAKNESS OF their offensive play and
20 inc TACT that the Spider twiricrs
hrc not as yet going strong. One
surprise Is likely TO occur in the
leaving OF Centcrfeldcr TurIinrtnn
nome. but that will not be decided
nn,l IN" train pulls out this morn
ing. According TO last nights an
nornccinent from Spidcrdom. Wal
hen VIII play center this afternoon
unless last minute change is male.
nooson is having hard time de-
riding who VIII be on the mound
against the Virginians. Sncnd will
he In III" squad. but will 70 along ne
an outh"ider leaving Skagcs. vet
Gran. and Thompson and Johnson.
freshmen: from these men the local
chief Will pick siabman. Skuggs
has hardly been able TO show his
"ares aEainst outside oppoeition. hut
po'n Johnson and Thompson have
worked considerably against local
teams. the latter getting a chance
against tho Indians Easter Monday.
Except for the practice contests
With local aggreEations this week,
the only other game on the spiders
regular card is game with ran
do!ph- Macon College In Ashland on
saturday. In the absence Of the var
sity. the Gubstitutc-varsity nine VIII
play the St rhristophcr's team this
afternoon r. G.
University OF Richmond Will line
M as follows: catch"rs. apkngst!p
and Patterson: pitchers, SkaCrs.
Johnson and Thompson: FIRST base.
i!eryer: second hnse. Jones: shortstnp
Fray: third hasc, Towiil: outfleIdcrs.
Snend. Wnldcn and Northern
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-05

Tho team will start with McInnis
at first; Pratt or Eddie Foster. the
veteran third bascman. or Mike
at short and Oscar Wit nj third. II
Pratt plays the Keystone bag. II will
be n good infeld; if not. then nothing
TO get excited about.
Tim irndr!N In Ouinrid.
IN tho outiicld. John Collins and
Memo" Lcibold. obtained from the
White SoX for HOOPER will play right
and center field. respectively, and Tim
i lteniaryN: who can hit the ball. will
formerly of Washington, and Sam
Wick. crstwhlic Yankee. as reserve
OUTPOST men.
But whore. oh whore. do these com
pare with Speaker. Hooper and
Lewis? Echo ,listinctly): Nowhere.
The pitching stan is made up Of
Joe BuSh. sam Jones. Allen Russell,
bert Thormahlcu, and Harry. new
GOMEZ to the fold last season
Bush is almost through. wonder
though he was in his halcyon days,
for a pitcher with his spced-"Builet
Joe"-docsnt last very long as a
rule. Jones was none too good last
season. RUSSELL has been sick. but is
in form is Il fine hurler, Myers. after
going badly with thc Indians, did
we'll last season with the SON. Pen
mock and Thormahlcu are nashy but
inconsistent pitchers. apt to go great
guns one day and go like buns" as
the fans say. the next. Fortune and
Harry are said 10 be promising and
may come through and TT In nicely.
Yes. it's Il big question. the pitching
STAFF.
Have Two lIu.t!in= CntrEcrs.
The catching department. with
Muddy" Ruel. late OF tho Yankees.
and al Walters. is we'll fortified.
Both arc hustiing hackstops aud can
hit hard. Rucl. in particular is said
70 have the markings OF a star. and.
as Duffy believes so, hell get plenty
OF work and the chance TO develop.
The Red SoX should show brilliancy
in spots, especially if good pitching
results. and may make 1t tough Eo-
ing for teams ut times. Anything in
the way of n fine showing. however.
Will be surprise Of the distinct kind
II seems to have been a case In the
past Of looking out for the present
with the Red SoN. ana not provid Ing
for a future. though making big
money in players deals. Duny's work
and tho new every BODY manages"
stunt--wiil be watched with interest.
Then, too. fans will 80 just 10 see
how the SoT Of 1921 co,upar" with
the wonder array OF years gone by.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-05
PLAYERS ATTORNEYS
PROMISE NEW EXPOSE
icy ASSOCIATED prcss.I

CHICAGO, April 4.-Prom!ses OF a
new expose in the baseball scandal
came from an unexpected quarter to-
day, when attorneys defending tho
eight Chicago White SoX players in
dictcd with ten others for conspiracy
in the alleged throwing Of the 1919
worlds series announced they had
uncovered Il real scandal" in which
men hitherto not mentioned in the
case had won more than 100000 on
the series.
The statements were made by At
torncys Benedict Short and Michael
Ahcarn when they made motion he
fore Judge Charles y. Mcdonald for
reduction in bail Of The defendants.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-05
THREE HOME-RUM DRIVES.
DEFEAT GENERALS NINE
tsnccinl,o Tho rimos.pisnotch

l''4NN'''' - . 49, '4''4N"-- . .''N'N'''J
LENlNGTON VA. April i.-Oac
homo rum IN the third inning and two
NOR" circuit drives in the fourth, of
Patrick, enabled the University of
North Carolina 10 take the second
game Of tho season from Washington
and Lee here today, the final score
reading, ! 10 =. Both teams played
steady brand OF ball. though The
Generals thrcc wobblcs were costly.
Score l.. H. T.
y: Carolina ..ool2 oOoOO---5 . /
w. n l.. ......0 90 6OlO % =
batteries; North CarolIna--Llcw-
ehyn, and Morris; W. & l..-Patrick
and Frcw.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-05
AMATEUR GOLFERS BEGIN
FIGHT FOR CHAMPIONSHIP
Perry Adair's Playing Is Feature OF
First Eighteen Holes in Quail.
flying Round at Pinchurst.
IBy Nssocintcd Press,

PlNEHURST. y. g. April 4.-Pcrry
Adair. Of the Druid Hills Club. OF
Atlanta. had Il fine round OF seventy
three for the first eighteen holes OF
the thIrty-six holes qualifying round
for the North and South amateur
golf championship. and led the field
by three shots. The final qualifying
round will be played tomorrow.
Adair made his score on tho No. 2
course. Gardiner White, of the
Nassau Club, one of the strong met
ropoitan golfers. led those who play
ed their first round on the No. 3
OF the low scores today we're made
on the second course. There were
fourteen scores Of c!ghty-two or bet
ter, and four golfers did eighty
three. 1t was estimated that II would
require score of lGi or better for
:hc th!rty-sIX holes to make the
championship sixteen and a scramble
for places WAS promised for tomor-
row.
Joseph schlotman. OF Detroit, was
the only favorite who fen down to-
day. He took eighty-scven and Will
nave TO return low score tomor
Pittsburgh. had n two a, the 400
yard first hole, but after such Il
brilliant start he found many traps
ana finished with a nincty-four
ANHlr 1nlSScu only tnrtc SnotS IN
his round and made up for these mis-
takes with brides at other holes.
He was in trap ut the third. top
ped his drive ut the fourth and took
three puts n. the tenth. His card
follows:
IN 2n' : ..ss "a "a l3a- 81 -
Leading scores today were:
Perry Adair. Druid Hills. 3o-3i-73.
Gardiner White. Nassau. 3T-+l--7S.
Il. l.. Norman. Waterbury. 4l-39-
50.
II. z. Harlow. Scarborough. 40
i2-S2.
c. j. Dumphy. Woodland, 4o-4s-
So
i. d. Chapman. Greenwich. 4l-4s-
Si
p. C. welborn. woodland. H-4l-
Is5
II j. Robertson. Jr. Brneburn. AZ
43--S5.
Lou Hamilton, Garden City. Soto
a. L. Ranncy, Greenwich. 4o-+l--
]. d. sianaish. .Jr.. Detroit. 4l-io--
@. w. Mead. Glcnridge. 4o-A3-S3.
Harold Weber. Inverness, 3S-il--79.
Joe welles. East Liverpool. Ohio,
| 3S-il-19.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-05
COLLEGE GAMES TODAY

acksburg. va.-Virg!n!a Polylcch-
ME institute Us. Roanoke College.
Clemson. :. C-Ciclnson College
vs. Erskinc College.
Lexington, Na.-UnivcrS!ty Of
Florida Us V. NJ l.
charlottesville. Va. University Of
Virginia vs. University OF Richmond.
Durham, y. c.-Trinity College VS..
Wofcord College
wake Forest. \. C-North Carolina
Stntc College ys. wake Forest Col
lc;c.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-05
VIRGINIA TECH WINS
CANE FROM FLORIDlANS
Special to The Timcs-Dispatch.

BLACkSBURG, VA, April 4.--Nir-
ginia Tech easily defeated University
OF fiorSda this afternoon. to 4 Har-
vcy. star Southpaw finger for the To-
Gals. had the l'loridians ut his mercy
throughout The homc-ru clout OF
Wallace. OF Tech, in the fourth. and
Sutton's stab OF Madison's ny TO deep
right were the features.
Tech plays Roanoke College here
tomorrow.
Score by innings: L. H. l.:
Florida .......2O0 OOl 100 3
Virginia Tech -. .002 3l1 0o'-7 .
Batteries: Wallace. lidGon ami
ward Harvey ana Ilib,er. Empires
Sutton and Nanoot
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-05
IMPERIAL LEAGUE HOLDS
ENTHUSIASTIC MEETING

nerIeIei,n nl,, OF ea.''S IN 'in
the Office Of President Charlie Moss
ana drafted rules and regulations
governing the playing Of contests in
that organization this year The meet
ing was an enthusiastic one aN! the
officers OF the circuit were assured
cooperation from every manager.
Composed Of christ Cola. l;G giles.
Newton Woodland and the Richmond
Police the lcgGc should be one of the
fastest i'm Richmond. Although it
has not hccn rated finally it Is sure
20 b" ranked next TO the Commercial
League.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-05
RICHMOND WHIST CLUB
HOLDS MEETING TONIGH'

Tho Richmond Whist. Chess an
Checker Club ~lll assemble for /,
regular weekly meeting tonight Mt
ncr Eighth and l:road.
y revival OF interest in this oil
organization Is being experience!
Some OF the hest players OF the yit
Unity arc members. and interestin
contests Ia" place every week. Tour
namcn;S with teams from other cftir
are being arranged for the future.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-05
INDUSTRIAL LEAGUE
NOW NEEDS ONE TEAM

Amateur Baseball Commission. OF
Richmund. last night sent out an
S. O. :. call FOR AN owner for one of
The teams in the Industrial League.
mis- organization had four clubs
rcudy TO play. but one WIS forced 10
withdraw. The circuit is composed
81 strong teams and SHOULD make a
Bid for the amatcur title OF Rich
noGd.
Concerns desiring TO secure the va
caucy should communicate with jim
harris at Madison 3il7, or call in
person At Flippen i Com
uany. 1907 East Main street.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-05
DUDLEY MADE MANAGER
OF MERCHANTS TEAM

The four teams Of the Bankers
League had their first real workout
Tor Sc"cr"i days Yesterday afternoon
at Byrd rark Rain and cold wealth
Or haEe prevented practice lately. but
with old Sol getting higher in the
heavens every day. the managers cy-
poet TO make fast progress towards
getting their teams into shape.
The election Of Roy Dudley to
succeed Funk' Pcndlcton as man
aEcr Of the Merchants national
Bank ninc was the only development
or not. lMrim. ihn lnat Mnnk
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-05
LYHCHBURG'S STRONG TEAM
DEFEATS ROANOKE'S NINE

lSDccinl - The Times Dispatch
SALEM, VA. Apru 4.-'rhc strong
est team that f.ynchhurg college has
ever sent against Roanoke College de-
icai"d the locals today, TO ,.
IN" game was all in the way Of fast
baseball that the spectators could
nave wished for. II ahoUndcl i'm
heavy hitting and fast nclding. Tie
Two teams we're exceptionally evenly
uhitch'd ana II appeared to hc any
out. "''a
Pricc's home run for Roanoke was
the outstanding feature.
Score: :, !.
ii;%iaSaigrS Eo fiioiisso .,... 1 3 i
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-05
DauvIiIc Sinc Keats Chatham,

DANNli.LE, VA. April 4.-Danvillc
Military Institute this afternoon de-
f"atcd Chatham Training school IN
a wcll-playcd game. Z to 6. Eoth
teams showed excellent form for this
carly stage OF the season
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-05
Report Ayers McInnis
Will Play for Boston
IRy United NAVEL

BOSTON. April 4-John "Stufry"
McInnis, crack first sacker of the
Boston Red SoX, and Harry
Frazcc. owner OF the club. have
patched up their difrerencIcs over
an increase in salary for McInnis.
1t was reported here today.
According to the report Nc
lnnis will join the Red SoS at Bal
timorc Friday.
At Mclnnis' home at Manchcs-
ter Il was said that he had 'left
for New York"
The Boston office OF tho Rcd
Sox had nothing to say" on tho
subject.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-05
NEWARK lNTS' DEFEAT
VIRGINIA LEAGUE TEAM

Especial 10 The Times Dispatch
PORTSMOUTH, VA, Aprii i.-Ncw-
ark. OF the new International League
defeated the Truckers this afternoon
by the score Of To !. The visitors
specialized in two-baggers, pounding
out eiN OF them.
The score: i. II. T..
Portsmouth ....10O 00n 00O--l > .
Newark ..... 600 200 Gilt s q
Batteries: BontOn, Nolan and Clock
son; Finmcran, Hill. Triple and Smith.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-05

( Donna. Of New Orleans was Given
the decision in hftcou-Toaua bo.,
here tonight with MicRcy Dillon N
y philadelphia Both are feather.
Z weighs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-05
Pet, yIermgn nent. S.I,,,.,.

a FREEPORT, y. y. Apr pe,o
Herman. former banta,nwei.tt cham.
pion. defeated Iohuny Soilberg. n.
4 Js-oOklyn, here tonight. tn, referee
stopping the twelve round match II,
the seYnJth. solzscrg had been lioor.
i ed several times.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-05
1.cMIs rl,ro,,s pcsrk.

Lewis Throws Pcsrk.
NEW YORK. April ed c'Stran :
gler') Lewis. of San Jose, Cal.
worlds heavyweight catch as catch
can wrestling champion, tonight
threw John Pcsck. OF Ravenna. Ncb..
wi,h n bar and armlock after wres-
ling orc hour "a minutes and 30 sec
onds.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-05
Ssuthcrncrs Bcnt ,yr.tcrncr,

AT BURN. ALA. April The Ala
hama Poiytcchnic team defeated Tho
University of Indiana team hero TO-
day. 10 TO 4. Grant. an ls-ycnr-old
freshman struck out thirteen OF tho
Indiann plnSnrs
Arizona republican., 1921-02-10

in Richmond. Ind, after spending some
time here the guest of her son Earl
and wife.
The home economies department OF
the Woman's club had charge of the
program Saturday afternoon at the
Christian church. A very interesting
demonstration of the ffreless cooker
was given. A demonstration of steam
pressure cookery also was given.
Mr.. and Mrs Terrell have returned
to the valley after an extended stay in
Texas and Oklahoma. Mr.. Terrell owns
property in the valley.
Claude Willis spent the week end at
his home in the country.
Roloff Reeves and Miss Ruth Blake
attended the Sigma Chi dance at the
Tucson armory Friday evening.
Mr. w. T. Day. who has been quite
i'll for several weeks. is improving.
Miss Ronella Kruse has been home a
week from the Tempe Normal recover
ing from an attack of flu.
Dudley Clements went to his IA
TIERS ranch. fifty miles vest, Satur-
day and Sunday.
Miss Minear, niece of Mr.. Minear of
the Sacaton hotel, Is here for an ex-
tended stay
Misses Gladys Hamilton and Lucille
Wilson were here from the Tempe nor
NAL over the week end.
Mr.. and Mrs. Regain left Sunday for
Chandler where they will live. Mr.. Re-
gan will be employed by the Standard
Oil company. He held a similar position
here.
Harold Early was called out of town
Friday by the Illness of his brother.
Moore Carpenter is now employed in
Wards variety store.
Mr.. Campbell was called to Kansas
City Friday by the Illness Of bath
parents and the probable death of his
mother
Mrs. 7. T. Smith had as her guest
owe rtl1e week end her niece. who at
tends the Tempe normal
Mrs. Wilkins daughter and children
of Bisbee are visiting her this week
The Ladies. Aid OF the Presbyterian
church held a meeting at the home OF
Mrs. Elmer Crabb Thursday afternoon
The following officers were elected
Mrs. r. c. Crabb, president; Mrs. L. p
Matthews, vice president; Mrs. Bayne
secretary: Mrs. s. J. Normal. treas
| urer. A musicale was planned, to be
given soon.
The third number of the Lyceum
course, THE Colleens," an Irish sing.