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Evening star., 1921-02-22
Plays That Puzzle
%BY BILLY EVANS

Here is another play involving
failure to touch second base with a
different angle from that of yester-
day.
:. With the bases filled and two men
out. the batsman hits safely The
runners on second and third cross the
plate on the hit The runner on first
reaches third. while the batsman goes
to second. The runner on first. who
reaches third on the hit, fails TO
touch second. The ball is thrown to
gthat base and claim made for the
spiay. The umpire rules out the ma n
5 standing on third for his failure to
: touch second, That makes the third
. out. retiring the side. How about
; the runs registered on the hit? What
; credit is given the batsman? Does
!. he get single or double?
No Runs and No Hit.
The two runs that crossed the plate
on the batter's drive to left did not
: legally score. The runner on first
Z swho went to third and failed to touch
3 second, made a force play at that
= base when the ball was thrown there
and the umpire declared him out
The rules state no runs can score on
third out which was a force out.
The batsman, who apparently had
made two-base hit, does not receive
: credit for even a single. The scoring
). rules state in no case shall a base
I hit be scored when a base runner is
1eTced out by the play,
Evening star., 1921-02-22
FRED MCLEOD is FOURTH
IN BIG PRO-GOLF EVENT

PALM BEACH, Fla. February "a
Pat O'Hara finished first among a
galaxy of professional golfers con-
testing at the Palm Beach Country
Club yesterday for a purse of $4,000
at thirty-six holes of medal play.
His score was 72-74-146.
Jim Barnes came in second, 73-75
-14S. and Walter Hagen, who disap-
pointed his admirers by being off on
his driving. and bringing in a card
Of 70-79--149, was third. Fred Nc
Leod, Columbia Country Club. Wash
ington. 74-76. tied with George Bow
den, 75-75, with $50. and divided
fourth prize money.
Evening star., 1921-02-22
FEW CHANGES BY MACK
Athletics Leader Says His Team
Will Be Virtually Same as
Last Season.

PHILADELPHIA, February 22.-The
Philadelphia American League base
ball club will enter the 1921 season
with virtually the same team 1T car
ried last year, Manager Mack an
nounced today in a dispatch from the
Athletics spring training camp at
Lake Charles. La He added that he
expected to develop another fast in
fielder and an additional outfielder. and
that he was confident his aggregation
would give a good account of itself
this year
Spring practice was started yester:
day. All the catchers and all but
three of the pitchers-Perry, Moore
and Wray-were in uniform. They are
to be given only light workouts for
the next few days.
The main body of the team will
leave here Friday for the southern
training quarters.
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ATLANTIC FLEET CREWS
MAKE SWEEP IN RACES

PANAMA, February 22.-Crews from
the vessels of the Atlantic fleet made
clean sweep in the fntcrfieet boat
races. The Nevada men won the
challenge cup in the three-mile rae
ing cutter contest, the Oklahoma rep
Tesentatives won the two-mile whale
boat event, while the Arizona ere w
captured the six-mile contest for sail
ing cutters.
The base ball nine. composed of Of
fcers of the Pacific fleet, defeated the
officers nine from the Atlantic fleet, s
to Z. The Pacific fleet thus holds the
base ball championship for both en-
Ilisted men and officers.
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Harvard Enters IS Athletes.

CAMBRIDGE, Mass, February 22.-
Eighty five men have been entered
by the Crimson for the Harvard
Cornell track meet to be
held in Boston. Saturday. Among the
Crimson entrants whose names were
submitted are Capt. Dennis J. OCon-
nell, former intercollegiate champion
at one mile; Robert w. Harwood
Olympic pole vaulter, and Fits, Tier
ney, Brown and Tolbert of the foot
ball team
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IEERS As LEONARD Wins
Decision Giving Champion Techni-
cal x. o. Over Moy Does Not
Suit Dayton Fans.

DAYTON. Ohio. February 22.-Amid
jeers' Of spectators Referee "Slim"
Brennan. Philadelphia, last night
stopped the fight between Benny
Leonard. lightweight champion and
third round. giving the title holder a
technical knockout
Moy. leaning on the ropes, slid to
the hoor for a count of nine when
Leonard tapped him on the jaw. When
he arose Leonard again swung at him,
and the referee stopped the bout with
Moy on the floor apparently little in
5ured. 1t was scheduled to have gone
twelve rounds,
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ATHLETIC HEADS NAMED
At JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL

Wirtly p. Scruggs. class Of 1922. has
been elected president Of the Boys
Athletic Association at Junior High
School. Other officers are Joseph A.
Lynch, 1921. secretary, and Page Huff
ty. 1922. treasurer. James Hance.
1929. is manager of the track and A,
Wolter. 1922. s manager of base ball.
The association is planning a drive
for funds for the advancement Of ath-
letics at Junior High and is supported
by the Parent-Teacher Assoc. alton.
Evening star., 1921-02-22
8.ue, Native Of Capital,
Is With Detroit SQUAD

Lr1ernc Atwcn Blue fs ~Ome
mcniker to carry into the big
i2ngucs. but she bearer of it
will eAdeavor to make good AS
q first basemnn with the Tigers
this season. Luzcrnc. by the
way. WIS born here in 1897 and
get his start in base ball ms u
nenl,er ~ Sid Lodges team mt
Briariey Hall Military Academy
at PGolcsville. Md. His frs. pro-
feSSiCnal engagement was with
the Blue Ridge League Martins
burg ttaEi in 1915. Country
Morris wns Luxernc's manager
at thl. time. Since Blue has
performed with st. Paul in the
American Association and Port
land OF the Pacific Coast
League. He served seven
months in the Army during the
war. Blue throws with his
rig hit wing and bats from either
side.
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KAUFF MUST STAY HOME
TO FACE TRIAL SHORTLY

NEW YORK, February 22.-Benny
Kauff, New York National outfielder.
who was indicted year ago in con-
nection with the theft of an automo-
bile. will be unable to accompany the
other Giants departing Saturday for
their southern training camp. as it
was ruled yesterday that he must
stand trial this month or early in
March. 49cJT z-f9
Kauff was indicted February 10.
1920, and his counsel contended the
case could have been tried earlier, and
1t would be an injustice to hold the
trial at this time and thus impair his
clients livelihood by preventing him
from getting spring practice
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Eun for South Maryland T. Nine Play Curtailed Schedule
$50 q Seat to See Bouts
Paid by Society Leaders

CHICAGO. February ESQ
ciety leaders who have bought
scores Of rinGside boxes at $50
per box will crowf sport en-
lhusiasts to the reaF in the
charity wrestling show tonight
In the Coliseum. unter auspices
OF Mrs. Marshan FSelA HI. In
the main bout Johnny Meyers
will defend his middlewcight
championsAip against Lou Tai
abef Of Chicago.
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BOYS IN MAT AND RING
BOUTS AT WALTER REED

Boxers and wrestlers Of the Inde.
pendent Boys Club. an institution fos-'
tered by Mrs. Milly Nicholas. will en-
teftain at the Red Cross House at
Walter Reed Hospital Thursday night.
Nine ring bouts and one mat engage
ment are to be held.
Mrs. Nicholas has developed a num-
Der Of Juvenile fistic experts and her
proteges are capable of giving exhi-
bitions as good as those put forth by
the older scrappers. The bouts VII
be held under the auspices of the Ma
tional Capital Post, Veterans Of For
eign Wars.
Evening star., 1921-02-22
Fa.t FiIlies Are Entered
for the Kentucky DERBY

Though but one filly has ever
been returned the winner of tho
Kentucky Derby, the incOm-
piete list Of nominations for the
renewal of the classic Nat
Churchill Downs on May
shows that the hllfes hold
very strong hand this year and
the chance of one OF them
being the victor seems stronger
than 1T has been for several
years. Among the candidates
are Prudery, Crocus, Step
Lightly, Careful and Idle Dell,
each of which proved her abil-
fty agafnst the best Of the colts
ms n juvenile last year.
Evening star., 1921-02-22
MAY SHIFT BIG REGATTA
Geneva's Bid for Intercollegiate
Event to Be Put Before
Board of Stewards.

GENEVA. N. Y. February a.
Charles H. Mapes, chairman of the
board of stewards of the Poughkeepsie
intercollegiate regatta. will submit
Geneva's proposition that the regatta
be held on Seneca lake at the next
meeting of the board
Officials of the New York Central
railroad have agreed to run observa-
tion trains along the shore Of the lake
If the regatta is held here.
Evening star., 1921-02-22
All of Cubs in Line.

CHICAGO, February 22-Among the
last players to sign Cubs contracts
Tor the 1921 season are Harry Weaver,
the right-hand pitcher, traded for Nick
carter to the Kansas City team. and
BOD oFarrell. catcher. 1t will be
Weaver's second trial with the Cubs
Training-trip uniforms of the Cubs
were shipped west today and the first
squad OF players Is scheduled to leave
for Pasadena Thursday.
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DISTRICT COLLEGE FIVES
ARE AWAY FOR CONTESTS

George Washington, GEORGETOWN
and Gallaudet basket ball quints will
today to score over their opponents
The Hatchetites are. at Annapolis
playing the Navy. Georgetown is in
Pittsburgh tackling the Panther in
it's own lair and Gallaudet is sched-
uled to oppose st. Johns College in
Brooklyn.
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Michigan Gridiron Dates.

ANN ARBOR. Mich, February a.
Dennite announcement that there
would be no foot ball game this wear
between California and Michigan
came To-Day, along with completion of
the Michigan schedule, which fol-
lows:
october 1. Mount Union; 8, Case; Is.
Mich1gan Aggfes; 22, Ohio State; 20,
1innois' at Urbana: November IL.
wisconsin, at Madison; 10, Minnesota
Evening star., 1921-02-22
Open Polo PLAY Tonight.

NEW YORK, February 22.-Competi-
ton for the intercollegiate polo cham
pionskdp will begin at the riding club
here tonight with round robin"
between, Yale, Princeton and
Pennsylvania. The team scoring the
most goals in it's matches will meet
the West Point Cadet team in the final
Friday night Each team will consist
Of three men,
Evening star., 1921-02-22
NET CHAMPION GREETED,
BY PHILADELPHIA MAYOR

PHILADELPHIA. February a.
william T. Tilden, world champion
tennis player. returned home yester-
day from his victorious trip az q
member Of the American Davis cup
team to Australia He was given q
formal welcome by Mayor Moore at
city hau.
Evening star., 1921-02-22
IOWA DEFEATS INDIANA,
GIVING ILLINOIS LEAD

Iowa pushed Indiana out of tie with
Illinois for first place @honors in the
Western Conference basket ball race
last night by winning. % to Is. Illi-
nois- has won six games and lost one.
Purdue stands IS and 2.
COLUMBUS, Ohio, February 22.-
Wisconsin defeated Ohio State in a
Big Ten basket ball game last night,
AZ to IS. The first half ended Is to 13
in favor Of the Badgers
Other college basket ball games re-
suited as follows:
virginia, Is, Delaware, Fl.
Central, "A; Vanderbilt, IS.
Exon. 20, North Caroline State, II.
Louisiana State. "A; Texas A. 4 M,
l6.
Citadel, II, WoRord, 10.
Evening star., 1921-02-22
Fine Weather Greets Cards.

- ORANGE, Tex, February 22.-The
hrst contingent of the st. Louis Cardi-
: nal base ball club. comprising eight
players, was greeted by the balmiest Of
weather on the first day of spring train
: ing yesterday. Capt. Burt Shelton has
the following men: Pitchers Fred
Schupp, Mike Hercher, Jess Haines and
. Jake May: catchers. Vernon Clcmons
and Lew McCarty. DIR. John A. Lavan
club physician and shortstop. also is
! here.
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Dies of Base Ball Injury.

ERIE. Pa. February 2..-Steve Cor
ney. first baseman of the Polish Ma
tional base ball team. in the Erie City
League. died yesterday from injuries
received in game last July. Gorney
eollided with base runner and his
neck was broken.
Evening star., 1921-02-22
Fairfield Meets Bogash.

NEW YORK, February 22.-Soldier
Bartfield and Louis Bogash. New Eng
land welterweights. win meet in Q
decision bout at Madi-
son Square Garden tonight. Jack
Britton has agreed to meet the win
ner March IL.
Evening star., 1921-02-22
Akron Likely to Keep Club.

AKRON, Ohio. February ga syndi-
cate OF Akron business men. headed by
Attorney Walter East. former second
baseman Of the Buffalo. International
League team. tonight offered to lease
and operate the Akron franchise of the
International League Although the
oner was not definitely accepted. Presi-
dent Joe Thomas of the local club indi-
Gated it would be considered fayorably
Evening star., 1921-02-22
TECH AND EASTERN MEET
IN TITLE SERIES BATTLE

Tech and Eastern quintets are bat
tNng In the Coliseum in the only
schoiastic basket ball game scheduled
e lhis AFTERNOON. The game is one
OF the series for the high schooI
championship and victory for the
Iechites will put them well in front
ray was scheduled to begin at ?
st. Johns triumphed. but Gonz,,.
suffered drubbing, yesterday. The
former ran away from Rock Hill of
Eilicott City. Md. in 81 to 13 game
while Loyola of Baltimore buried the
count.
Evening star., 1921-02-22
Burman and Moore Sign.

tracts are in for a twelve-round no.
decision bout between Joe Burman
and Roy Moore Of Chicago here March
1. it was announced today by the To-
ledo boxing commission. They have
agreed to make the legitimate ban
tam weight.
Evening star., 1921-02-22
Martin Not to Box Weinert;
K. O. of Mitchell Is Sumner
BY FAIRPLAY.

EW YORK February Reports that Bob Martin, who made
VI showing against Bill Brennan will be matched with
Charley Weine the Newark heavyweight denied by Man
Bronson today He wouldn't what his but looks
exsoder would take advice New York critics and
sticks before making another
to shine n the
Evening star., 1921-02-22
Holding Gymnastic Meet.

Boy Scouts, Girl Scouts, Girls
Friendly Society and Burial class
athletes will compete this afternoon
In the annual gymnastic meet at
Epiphany gymnasium. The contests
will begin at O'Clock.
Evening star., 1921-02-22
.O'ROURKE AND SHAW GO
TO HOT SPRINGS, ARK.
Join Johnson, Milan, Charity and Lewis There.
Rice Not Going to Spa-Noted Speakers
for Mcbride Banquet.
BY DENMAN THOMPSON.

O'Clock afternoon
NN/ Frank Jim Shaw Ho. Springs Ark. the
Washington base ball
this his
Aoysus who has
the boil
Tampa
Monday, March a.
Evening star., 1921-02-22
Barnes Signs With Giants.

NEW YORK. February 22-Jess
veteran right handler of the New
~ York Nationals. has signed his 1921 con-
tract. Barnes is wintering at Circle
D-svillc. Kan. Arthur Nehf. who is at
Washington, Ind, in letter to Secre-
tary O'Brien, said he would be on hand
at San Antonio when the Giants start
-tra lining there March 9
Evening star., 1921-02-22
Penn Wrestler Is Injured.

PHILADELPHIA. February 22.-
F. c. Strife. who wrestles in the Uni
VeFs1ty of Pennsylvania pound
class, has splintered vertebrae, and
niainder of the season. He received
the injury in a meet with the NAVY.
Evening star., 1921-02-22
Paw Last Tribute to Pelky.

Thousands Of citixens from nearby
towns lined the streets of Ford City.
near here. yesterday to. pay their last
respects to Arthur Pelky. heavy
weight boxing champion of Canada.
who died last Friday. he was given
impressive funeral services.
Evening star., 1921-02-22
Bouts at Boat Club Smoker.

Potomac Boat Club members will
make merry tonight at their annual
smoker in the clubhouse. near the.
Aqueduct bridge. Wrestling and box
ing bouts will be included in the pro-
gram of entertainment
Evening star., 1921-02-22
Boxing Manager Held.

JERSEY CITY. N J.. February 2z.-
James Kolb Of Newark was arraigned
here charged with Withholding box
ing purse Of $1,000 from the mother
Of Raymond Mcmillan. who died after
a bout last December. Kolb said the
boxers share Of the bout was only
$128 and that it had been paid to the
mother. He was held in $500 bail.
Evening star., 1921-02-22
0rtega Outpoints Chin.

NEW YORK. February 22.-Battling
Ortega Of California received the
judges decision over George Chip.
former middleweight champion. after
a fifteen-round bout in Brooklyn last
night
Evening star., 1921-02-22
Littleton Stops Denny.

Happy Littleton. New Orleans claim
ant to the middleweight title. knocked
out Young Denny Of this city in the
fourth of a scheduled fifteen-round
bout last night.
Evening star., 1921-02-22
Williams Shades Goldstcin.

PHILADELPHIA. February 22.-Kid
Williams of Baltimore. former ban
tamweight champion. had the better
of Abe Goldstein of New York in an
eight-round bout last night.
Evening star., 1921-02-22

i If you try to horn into the press box
= at the ball park on big days this sea-
sson and get tossed out for lack Of
proper credentials blame John A Dugan.
: Hip was elected Washington repre-
sentative Of the Base Ball Writer'S Asso-
ciation at a meeting of the organization
last night
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the country are infested with these
men who encourage unrest If we
will be alert and handle the problems
before they overwhelm us we will
save the county and the country a
great deal of difficulty"
The speaker was heartily applauded
when he declared that anyone maxi
ing statement or otherwise dispar-
aging our flag, should be deported" ."
Other guests today We're II. b. Orr
president of the Kiwanis Club, A. NJ
Anderson. district representative Of
the Sinclair OIL Company. Tulsa, and
Arthur Woods, also member of the
Rotary Club. Brief talks were made
by the guests. of special interest was
Mr.. Orr's talk in response to Lion
President Lasher's talk on the spirit
of cooperation of all the clubs for
the good of Ardmore.
Sidney Suggs presented the mat
ter of the Lions Club taking up the
proposition of developing a tract Of
land, near the city, into a playground
for the children Of the city. A COM
mittee comprising Mr.. Suggs, W. X.
Burnitt, J. b. Spragins, Roy Shores
and w. w. Clemens. was appointed
to investigate the matter.
c. w. Woodruff called attention to
the basketball games between Ardmore
high school boys and Oak Cliff Fri
day and Saturday nights, urging all
to attend.
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DIR. WEITH DELIVERS
A SPLENDID TALK TO
LIONS AT MEETING In
THE c. OF c. ROOMS

DIR. c. c. Weith, pastor of First
Presbyterian church, and member Of
the Ardmore Rotary Club, was the
principal speaker today at the regu.
lar weekly luncheon session of the
Lions Club at the Chamber of Com
merce.
There were two outstanding features
Of Dr. Weith's talk which gives food
for a great deal Of thought and
consideration. They dealt with the
boy problem and the economic unrest
of the nation, the speaker centering
both points upon local conditions and
suggesting means by which they can
De met and coped with successfully.
DR.. Weith urged a closer fellow
ship with the boy and with the men
who are now discouraged because
of conditions. add to the education
the schools, by giving the boy some
thing of yourself" he said, help the
boy to develop character, show him
that you are interested in him, let
him know that you are. his friend, and
in that way you will assist him to
grow up into splendid manhood and
be able to face life problems as men
who are worthwhile, instead of para
sites"
With reference to education, DR..
Weith condemned the man who used
his intelligence and education to lead
astray the ignorant and uneducated
when you examine the list of crimes
which are prevalent at this time,
you will see that not one single one
of them have been committed by the
ignorant man, it is man Of intel
ligence who directs them, the danger
Gus radicals are not led by ignorant
men. Their leaders are shrewd. 1t
is your work, therefore and the work
of members of other clubs such as
yours to combat these leaders with
intelligence. Theirs is a perverted
intelligence, and our nation is con-
fronted with the problem of handling
them and their followers and it is the
right thinking men who must meet
them.
1--WE can't sit in fanced security
in this country, when other parts OF
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MOVES TO ARDNORE
FROM WAVERLY, TENN

r. NJ. Scarboro is here from. Waver-
ly, Tenn, with view of locating
in this city. Mr. Ccarboro for the past
six years has been in the automobile
business but it is not his intention to
enter the same line of business in
Ardmore. He is looking over property
now and in all probability will 'pur-
chase home here before the end
of the week
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X. of =. Entertain

he Knights of Pythias entertained
\ delightfully."- last evening with a
bival dance in their home on Main
Washington streets. Music was
bished y Mickeys Jazzopaters.
)eceding the dance the guests form.
10 line and each received confetti,
bentine, caps, horns and 'other ia
B which afforded much amusement
tng the evening.
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IMPORTANT MEETING
POULTRY ASSOCIATION
TONIGHT, COURTHOUSE

The Garter County Poultry Associa-
ton will meet in the office of the
county superintendent in the court
house this evening at 1880.
This is the last meeting of the local
association before the state executive
board meets to fix a place for the
holding of the next state poultry show.
All members Of the association are
urged to be present at the meeting
tonight.
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ANOTHER RO:D CUTS FORCE
But SAYS NOTHING ABOUT
REDUCING PASSENGER RATES

Parsons, Kan. Jan. 20.-Notices
were posted in the shops Of the
Missouri, Kansas and Texas rail-
road company here today that
from January 26 to February /,
the shops would be closed. II is
expected that Nhe five day week
would be instituted at that time.
under negotiations said TO be pend
ing between the roads and craft
officials.
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0igh School Mothers Club

1he meeting Of TIE High School
fs' Club tomorrow afternoon at
fclock at the high school, most
bting and beneficial program is
nged.
h r. i. Davidson Of the Broadway
y1st church, will speak on the
ne Study and Home Training Of
Child"
le program will be given by the
1omore Glass.
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Saturday Market

be- Third Ward Mothers Club will
a market Saturday afternoon be-
IN the hours Of to 8 at Crocketts $
fery on G and Main streets, north
+ Proceeds will be given to the
efit of the Third Ward School.
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EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE RED
CROSS MEET STOM0RROW

An important meeting Of the Exec.
utive Committee of the Carter County
Chapter of the American Red Cross
will be held at A o'clock tomorrow af.
ternoon in the office Of Mark Kirkpat.
rick, 41S Simpson building.
The annual report of the secretary
Mrs. C. G. Squires, will be made. All
members are urged to be in attend.
ance promptly.
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Events
BY RUTH NOLAN
( Phone 53N
Thimble Tea Club

|e Thimble Tea Club will meet
Mrs. Lucian Hoard tomorrow af
bon, in her home on | street,
hwest.
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FRIDAY

High School Mothers Club: Regular
monthly session Of the High School
Mothers Club will be held Friday
afternoon. Students of the Sophomore
class will entertain.
Basket Ball: The Ardmore high
school basket ball team will play the
Oak Cliff, Texas, team Friday and
Saturday night at the high school
gymnasium. Best game of season pre-
dicted.
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ENJOYABLE Concert

good-sized audience greeted Axel
Svgaard, the Danish violnist, and
company last night at Ardmore
th School.
III are musicians of ability and
lr program was thoroughly appre-
lad.
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Fair at Fourth Ward School

he Fourth Ward Mothers Club and
$hers Of the school will entertain
b 'fair" at the school building
orrow night from 1880 TO 1890
ok. Everyone is cordially invited
attend.
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POt-Luck Supper

he Senior Glass of young women
(he Broadway Baptist Church will
a pot-luck supper tomorrow night
o'clock at the church.
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weather conditions permit, the
Luncheon Club will meet tomor-
morning at Dornick Hills Country