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Evening star., 1921-02-20
Jusserands Honor Guests
of Senator and Mrs. Pittman
Marks Week of Much Social Activity
Here.

Washington Lee Capps, Mrs. Lloyd
Chandler. Mrs. Phillips Lansdale OF
San Francisco. Miss Eleanor Nc
Cawle OF Haverford, Pa; Miss Nan%
ME Dorwin Barney. Mrs. Edward
Lloyd. Mrs. Henry Williams. Mrs.
Albert Stahl. Mrs. Henry Beates. jr.,
of Philadelphia; Mrs. Frederick Kel-
land, Mrs. Albert Ware Marshall, Mrs.
Adelaide Worth Bagley, Miss Ethel
Bagley, Mrs. Robert Z. Coontz. Miss
Bertha Coontz, Mrs. Justin Mccarthy,
Mrs. Brooke Lee OF Maryland, Mrs.
Goldsborough-Adams. Mrs Julian
James. Mrs. Albert Barker. Mrs.
Perwon NJ. Dorsey. Mrs. Edward
Stafford. Mrs. Mark c. Bowman, Mrs.
F. Jessop Sherman, Mrs. William w.
Kitchen, Miss Elizabeth Davis. Mrs.
| Herbert Seymour Howard. Mrs.
Thomas francis Bayard, Miss Helen
| Carusi. Miss Mary Badger Wilson
and Mrs. George Parker.
The Society of Sponsors has grown
tremendously in the past year and
now has a membership of about 400
prominent women from all parts of
the United States. The officers elect
ed on Wednesday for the coming
year are: Mrs. Reynold T. Hall. presi-
dent; Mrs. Josephus Daniels and Mrs.
Russell Langdon, vice presidents. and
Mrs. Walter Turpin, secretary and
treasurer. The board of trustees is
composed of Mrs. Hall, Mrs. James
Helon, Mrs. Robert Corwin Lee. Mrs.
Arthur Taylor Sutclifre. Mrs Colds
borough-Adams, Mrs Brooke Lee and
Mrs. Frederick c. Hicks. Mrs. Lar7
Anderson is chairman of the north
eastern chapter. Mrs. Frank Perctyal
Hamilton of the southeastern, Mrs.
Wilbur Birch Joyce of the north
western and Mrs. Randolph Zane OF
the southwestern.
~ rr.,, >..H o.
a tea Thursday, February "a, at 21s3
r street. in honor Of Mrs. Paul
Reinsch. wife of the former minister
to China.
Mrs. F. A. holster entertained at
luncheon Friday at the Powhatan.
Her guests included Mrs Richard
Yates. wife of Representative Yates
OF Illinois: Mrs. Pickering. Mrs C.
Dean and Mrs. r. T. McKnew.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Cleveland Per-
kins will be hosts at dinner patty
this evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles colfax Long
will entertain at a luncheon today
at Wardman Park Hotel In honor OF
Mr.. and Mrs. James r. Tindle OF VAL
ley Forge, Pa, who are their guests
for the week end Mrs. Tindle is
the daughter of Senator and Mrs.
Philander c. Knox.
Mrs. Grafton Minot will be hostess
at luncheon today.
Mrs. Powell Clayton entertained q
company at luncheon yesterday ei1
honor Of Miss Rosalfnd Wright
daughter Of Mrs. Hamilton Wright.
Mr.. and Mrs. H Winthrop Lock-
wood entertained at dinner last even
ing in honor of Mrs. Junius Walsh
of st. Louis. Other guests were Mrs.
Hollyday of st. Louis. Mr.. and Mrs.
Peter Arthur Drury. jr.: Mr.. and Mrs.
Frederick Hoffman. Miss Frances
Hampson. Miss Marjorie Wright, MASS
Louise Littauer, capt ]. F. Harker.
Mr.. Robert Stead. jr.: Lieut. John
Thomas Dollard. Mr.. Chester Look
wood and Mr.. Horace Luttrell.
Lieut.. Col and Mrs Joseph FL
Sfler entertained company OF
young people at the supper dance
at the Army and Navy Club last
evening in honor OF Miss Katharine
Munson, debutante daughter OF Col
and Mrs. Edward Munson.
Evening star., 1921-02-20
Friends Are Entertained
At a Valentine PARTY

Mrs. M. B. Suit and Mrs. Clara
Brooks entertained at 4 delightful
Valentine party at their homo on Ken
yon street on Saturday evening last.
About thirty guests were present. The
house was beautifully decorated for
the occasion in red hearts, ferns and
red carnations. Valentine ideas were
carried out in the games played and
In tho Refreshments served. Dancing
also formed Bart Of tho a0uSensat
Evening star., 1921-02-20
R. E. Lee Chapter to
Have Ball at Willard

Robert e. Leo Chapter. No. GA.
will hold its third informal dance Of
the season in the large ballroom of
the New Willard Monday evening,
February %. at 8 o'clock. The chair
man, Mrs. Walter E. Hutton. with
large committee, Is working to make
IN Eha history Of tha chanten
Evening star., 1921-02-20
Miss Newman to Wed;
Miss Kreamer Engaged

Mrs. John c. Newman announces the
enHagement Of her daughter, Alice
C., to Mr. John B. Saunders son of Mr..
and Mrs. Richard Leo Saunders of
Montgomery county. Md. The wedding
will take place in the early summer.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles A Kreamer Of
S110 N street northwest, announce the
Engagement OF their daughter. LII
1ian. to Mr.. p. v. Templeton. chief
petty oneer. q. 8. N. Tho wedding
lsYiu fake place In Oetohoe,
Evening star., 1921-02-20
100 Club to Hold Last
Dance Here on March 3

The third and last Of the dances
arranged by the One Hundred Club
Tor this season will be given on
Thursday evening, March s. in the
homo of Mr. and Mrs. Sylyanus !,
Stokes, II.
Evening star., 1921-02-20

Mrs. q. J. Vance and Mrs. J. n.
Howard Of Bay city, Mich. will re-
main IN WashinEtnn fau tha early
Evening star., 1921-02-20

Mrs Gillett Hill has cards out for
a tea Thursday, February "a, at 2133
r street. in honor OF Mrs. Paul
Reinsch. wife OF the former minister
to China.
Evening star., 1921-02-20

Mr.. Auguste Noblet. nrst secretary
OF the Swiss general consulate in
Montreal. Canada, 10 spending the
Neek end 1t the ShorehAm.
Evening star., 1921-02-20

Miss Ann wickes Craven IL spend
ing tho week end at Annapolis. Nd.
with Capt. and Mrs. Anon Bronson.
Evening star., 1921-02-20

Mrs. F. A. holster entertained at
luncheon Friday at the Powhatan.
Her guests included Mrs Richard
Yates. wife of Representative Yates
OF Illinois; Mrs. Pickering. Mrs c.
Dean and Mrs. r. T. Mcknew.
Evening star., 1921-02-20

DR.. Pierre Almanacos, secretary Of
tho Greek general consulate in New
York. has arrived In Washington for
a short visit.
Arizona republican., 1921-03-26
TRUE BILLS
 AGAINST SEVEN SOX

CHICAGO, March 25.-True bills and probably indictments against the White Sox baseball players who are alleged to have thrown the 1919 world series will be voted tomorrow. accord ing to Assistant States Attorney George E. German, today.
 MT. German said that B. B. Johnson, president of the American league, to- day went before the grand jury, which is conducting a second investigation of he baseball scandal. following the nolle prosseing of the cases against the players last week.
 Robert F.. Grove, states attorney. intimated tonight that several persons not mentioned in the first grand jury investigation might be named in the new true bills.
 The state recently dropped its case against Claude Williams, Eddie Ci- cotte. Joe Jackson, Buck Weaver. ] Swede Risberg, Fred McMullen and Oscar Felsch, but announced at the l time that new indictments against | them would be sought. | The cases of other men originally | indicted were taken off the court call, leaving them under the Jurisdiction of the state, but eliminating any chance ! of immediate trial.
Arizona republican., 1921-03-26
MIDWAY DANCE HALL
 WILL OPEN TONIGHT

Tempe will start dancing aS~iR <o- night in it's own hall, the Midway, when the new management of LulSin and Herzberg opens the dance hall over the Busy Corner store. A four piece band from Phoenix, one of the best known orchestras in the valley, will furnish the music.
 The new management promises one of the most up-to-date dancing places in this vicinity, and is planning several special feature nights which will be announced at later date. One of the special program nights already has been announced the masked party or April Fool" dance on the last night of this month.
 Dancing tickets will not be sold for each separate dance, but the general ,, admission will entitle patrons to as many dances as they desire. A cordial invitation is extended to every one who enjoys good music and the dance.
Arizona republican., 1921-03-26
JUNIOR FIELD
 MEET AT MESA
 THIS MORNING AND AF FTERNOON

Mesa is host today to the public school track and field athletes in an invitational meet at the Mesa school grounds.
 This meet is open to grammar and high school athletes not weighing over 125 pounds.
 The morning athletic activities will be featured by the girls track and field meet and the afternoon will be given to the boys. 'f
 Coach Dykes is getting the Phoenix high boys in shape for the meet. He has promising team of featherweight track and field athletes to send to Mesa this afternoon.
 Handsome ribbon awards will be given individuals winning first, second or third places. The school winning the largest number of points will be presented with banner or pennant. l The meet. is. open to every school in the valley; any school in the valley that has not received an invitation to this meet is requested to inform w. A Wick of Mesa, as no school has been intentionally omitted from the list oi | invited schools. 1 A. A. U. Ruling: If sufficient com petitors do not answer the call to hold more than one heat for an event, such heat shall be considered final. 1 List of events:
 Forenoon | Girls events
 10:00-50- yard dash (trials)
 10:10-50- yard dash (semi- -finals).
 10:2G-Basl<etball throwing contest Ball to be thrown with the hands 1T any manner before crossing a giver line.
 10:S0-75- yard dash (trials). 10: 40-75- yard dash (semi- finals). 10:45-Tug of war. Five girls or each team. No cleats allowed. A. A. U rules. Each team will draw lots fol schools against which they are to com. \ pete. Elimination will be continued until one team shall be considered first second and third.
 Il 11:00-50ya yard dash (finals). 11:10-High jump. 11:20-75-yard dash (finals). 1:40-Hop, step and jump. Runnin; start, A. A. U. rules. |. 11:45-300yard relay. Teams com posed of four girls. Each girl to run 75 yards. Baton is to be passed iron
Arizona republican., 1921-03-26

club when the latter open their sea son on the home grounds Sunday afternoon. Tempe went to Florence last Sunday and underwent a severe drubbing, with the result that they have put in busy week shaping themselves into condition to retrieve their good name when they compete against Mesa Sunday. The locals are in their customary good trim according to Manager Rice, and feel reasonably confident that they'll be able to annex another victory from the Tempeans without much trouble.
 chautauqua Organizes
 Guarantors of the Ellison White Chautauqua held a meeting Thursday evening in the Commercial club rooms with the advance agent of the com pany and laid their preliminary arr arrangements for chautauqua week, which will be April A to 3o. H. L. Chandler committee and Dan F. Collet was made secretary and treasurer, with Sam secretary and treasurer, with Sam and publicity committee. Tickets, for the chautauqua are already in the hands of the committee and the sales campaign will be inaugurated at an early date.
 To Organize Welfare League A meeting of welfare committees l from the Commercial club, Rotary club 1 and Womans club has been called to convene at 8 o'clock Saturday after noon in the commercial club rooms Instances ot worthy indigents in the district needing attention have come | to various organizations of the town land the meeting has been called witf the hope that a permanent league car he formed which will handle all worthy
 cases.
 First Ward Downs Fourth l. Members of the ball team from tn, Mesa Fourth ward fell victims to th' l First ward in a game played Thursda, afternoon at the ball park. Pomero. and A. Mortenson of the First wart with their home run each helped to run up a score of against the Fourt I wards in the seven innings played The score: R. H. E Fourth Ward .......-.z
 First Ward I Batteries: o. Hunsaker. Earl
 Kleinman and W. Davis; Pomeroy am
 D. Jones.
 Parker Funeral Saturday A. M.
 Funeral services for the late Cla
 Parker who died last Wednesday fror burns sustained in a fire a few day previous. will be held Saturday morn ing at IL o'clock from the Christia I church in Tempe will conduct the ser vice.
 Wawona Camp Meet Saturday The Camp Fire girls will meet 8 the home of Mrs. W. R. Stewart, thei i, guardian. 257 w. Second avenue, Sat , urday afternoon at ? o'clock. II Southside Theaters Today 3 Majestic, Mesa-Edith Roberts r "The Fire Cat" Comedy, His Mas : ter's Breath"
 l Gilbert-"Uncharted Channels" staI ? Gilbert-'Unchanted Channels" stai . ring H. B. Warner. Comedy, "Whi
 of the West" Pathe News.
 Tempe-Tom Mix in Prairie Trails e Sunshine comedy, Her Dog Cor : Wedding"
 Chandler-"Oh Lady, Lady" starrir Bebe Daniels. Comedy, "A Pajan u Marriage"
Arizona republican., 1921-03-26
France And Duffey Go Ten Rounds To
 Draw In Portland

Earl France held Jimmy Duffy to 2 draw at Portland, Wednesday night in a bout to decide the lightweight championship of the Pacific Coast.
 The Republican sporting editor re- ceived s wire from Billy Rose of Port land stating that France gave away five pounds to the Oakland light weight and held him to a draw.
 The wire from Rose follows: {. Sporting Editor Republican, Phoe-
 nix. Arizona
 Earl France gave away five pounds and fought ten slashing rounds to a draw with Jimmy Duffey. France leaves tomorrow for Butte, Montana. where he fights Clonie Tate, Canadian and Australian champion, on April 5.
Arizona republican., 1921-03-26
BATTERY B OF MESA
 |S MUSTERED INTO
 THE ARIZONA GUARD

MESA. March 25.-The second to be formed In the state, Battery B, Field Artillery of Mesa became a reality Thursday night when following a de- tailed inspection by army officers the men were given the oath and mustered in as national guard unit The re- comm mendation that the battery be re- cognized has been telegraphed to the war department and it is expected that shipments of equipment for the or ganization will be started at once.
 Inspection of the battery and admin istering of the oath was made by It. Col. Donnigan, state inspector of na- tional guard troops. He was accom- panied by Captain Linton and Adjutant General Walter s. Ingalls,, who assisted in the work. Following the inspection Colonel Donnigan gave short address instructing the personnel on their duty to the organization and encOura gine them to keep up the high standard of the army. Praise was also given by the inspector to the battery comman- der. Captain Donald H. Biery, through whose efforts the battery organization was first started here and has even- tually been put through.
 The inspectors recommendation oi the battery was the best possible and if is practically assured that fedora recognition will Joe given the unit a once. The 56 men who are now mem bers will draw pay from this date ant full equipment of uniforms, and othel personal issue will be made as soon a: it arrives.
 Twenty two carloads of eQuipmen will be required to outfit the unit, ac cording to Colonel Donnigan Thirty two head of horses are required for tn battery, and these will be billeted a the W. A. Riggs barn on South Mac Donald, according to arrangement perfected by the state and battery of ficers Thursday afternoon.
 Junior Track Meet at M. H. s.
 Delegations of young people from al of the valley high schools will tourne to Mesa to participate in the annua junior field track meet to be held O the high school athletic field Saturda morning and afternoon. Entrants fror all valley high and grammar school are eligible to compete in the contest providing they weigh 125 pounds o under. The girls events will be hel in the forenoon, including contests i dashes, jumps. tug of war and ba throwing. A full program of fie1 events will be held for the boys in tn afternoon Mesa high is preparing fo the reception of delegations from Phoe nix, Gilbert, Chandler, Glendale an Tempe, and will serve lunch on tn grounds at noon for the convenienc of the visitors.
 Mesa to Play in Tempe Sunday
 Mesa will be guests of the Temp
Arizona republican., 1921-03-26
Hubbard City Will
 Honor Manager Iris

WACO, Texas, March 25.-The Hub bard City fire department has pur- chased a saddle and bridle here to be presented to Iris Speaker, manager of the Cleveland Indians. on April 21 when the Indians open the season in Cleveland. The outfit cost $500 and is decorated with hand carvings and Speakers name will be stamped thereon
Arizona republican., 1921-03-26
International Boxing
 Tournament March .31

NEW YORK, March 25.-Plans have been completed for an international tournament between Canadian and New York amateurs at Ottawa next Thursday.
 Local boxers will leave here early next week in charge of Ben J. Levine of the Amateur Athletic Union
Arizona republican., 1921-03-26
Fourteen Riders
 Will Compete In
 TOnOrrOW'S S Race

Fourteen riders have signed for the Mesa Phoenix bicycle race, to be held Easter Sunday. The racers hope to lower the present record of AS minutes by at least three full minutes. With six favorites on the list, there is little to choose in the winning column.
 Sid Newman and Norman Stoddard of Mesa and Harry Fuerriegel of Phoenix are the latest riders to enter for the race. Fuerriegel came in third in the Labor Day race and should give the riders a hard race for tomorrow s cup. The silver loving cup to be given the rider making the best time from Mesa to Phoenix is on display at White & Wesley's jewelry store on Adams street.
 Two sets of prizes will be awarded one for class A and one for class B riders. The entry lists will close to- night, but a phone call will reserve a position in the race tomorrow after noon. The entry blank must be ! properly filled out and filed at King Brothers before the race.
Arizona republican., 1921-03-26
kAUFF IN QUARANTINE

LANCASTER. Ohio. March 25. - Benny Kauff. outfielder of the New York National league baseball team is quarantined at his home here Mrs Kauff is suffering from a severe attack of diphtheria.
Arizona republican., 1921-03-26
THE ARIZONA REPUBLICAN =Se0WS=
Baseball Booking
 Office Is Opened

Pinnev S Robinson have opened a hooking office for valley and outside teams in order to keep the home boys busy during the baseball season. The local teams can list their open dates with the booking office and efforts will be made to match games on the best possible dates: Flnhey & ROD fnson have queries from the University of Arizona. Los Angeles Giants. Kan sas City Bloomer Girls and San Diego Naval teams. In addition to the out side clubs. they have several open dates for local teams.
 The West End Sluggers are anxious to arrange summer games. They will play any day, but prefer Sunday games. Brooks is captain of the team and Graham is manager. Any club desiring a game with the Sluggers can reach Manager Graham at Phone 110-R-2.
Arizona republican., 1921-03-26
CHI GRIPS BEAT WICHITA

WICHITA FALLS, Texas. March 25.-Exhibition: R. H. E Chicago Americans .13 13 Z Wichita Falls. Tex. league. 10 [
 Batteries: Kerr. Karl and Schalk Yaryan: Ruth and Bischoff
Arizona republican., 1921-03-26

runner to runner and then carried te the finish line.
 Afternoon Boys events 1:00-100-yard dash (trials). 1:10-100-yard dash (semi- finals). 1:20-Pole vault. l 1:30-Mile run. 1:40-Shot put (12 lbs.) 2: :00-440-yard dash. 2:10-High jump. :30-100-yard dash (finais). 2 :35-Broad jump (running start). ?: :50-220-yard dash (trials). S:00-220y yard dash (semi- -finals). 3:10-Discus throw. 3:30-220-yard dash (finals). 3:49-SS0yard run. 3:50-Half mile relay. One team O four from each school. Baton to b carried
Arizona republican., 1921-03-26
MAckMEN BEAT GIANTS

LAKE CHARLES, La, March 25.- (Exhibition) R. H. k. Philadelphia Americans S 9 2 New York Nationals ....... g 5
 Batteries: Naylor, Rummell, Perry and Perkins,; Barnes, Douglas, Shea and Smith Snyder.
Arizona republican., 1921-03-26
Phoenix High And Indian School To
 Cross Bats Today

The Coyotes and Indians meet al the high school grounds this afternoon to determine which team is entitled to second place in the valley school base ball league.
 The Indians are getting stronger as each day passes. Last Saturday the braves dropped game to Tempe ana came right back with decided victory against the Evans school boys. Today they will attempt to get even for thelr loss by trimming the Coyotes from second place.
 Coach Venne's boys went through a week of hard practice ending last night A slight shift in the lineup will make the team much stronger than last week and place the Coyotes on the fighting line for the league leadership. Jack Carroll will umpire. The game starts promptly at ? p. m.
Arizona republican., 1921-03-26
DODGERS BEAT TANKS

SHREVEPORT, La, March 25.- (Exhibition). R. H. E. Brooklyn Nationals ...........S IT New York Americans .....3 9 2
 Batteries: Cadore, Smith and Krue- ger; Harper, Ferguson, Clifford and Schang.
Arizona republican., 1921-03-26
GIANT YANIGANs WIN

oiNNI rSiNi0ANS WIN OKLAHOMA CITY. March EEK l hibition: R. H. E. N. Y. Nationals, 2d tesm.... 6 g 3
 Oklahoma City. w. league. 3 10 5 Batteries: Benton and Gonzales;
 Mitchell, Allen and Long.
Arizona republican., 1921-03-26
CUES BEAT ANGELS

LOS ANGELES. March 25.-Exhibi- tion:
 R. H. E. Chicago Nationals ..-...-7 12 l Los Angeles, Pacific Coast. 3 Batteries: Vaughn. Weaver and O'Farrell: Crandall, Thomas, Dunno witch and Baldwin.
Arizona republican., 1921-03-26

The indications are that, once Caruso recovers, he win sing better than ever."-Statcment by management York.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1921-02-03
NOTICE

Taken up and estrayed before me a
Justice of the Peace by e. L. Whatley
one brown Jersey steer about three
years old. Marked Crop and underbit
in left ear and crop off right ear
Branded NJ and bar w on left hip
Appraised by J E. Williams and R. A.
Coats at ten dollars, this Gath day of
January 1921.
B. R. PLACE,
Justice of the Peace,
Ajax, Louisiana.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1921-02-03
Succession of Plantation Kerry.

Succession of Plantation Kerry.
No. 5000 P. D. 18th D. C. La.
Notice is hereby given that Mrs.
Plantation Kerry, surviving widow of
Plantation Kerry, has petltioned the
Court to be appointed, sworn and con-
firmed as 4 dministratrix of the Success
sion of Plantation Kerry.
All parties interested are hereby
notified to file any oppositions they
may have to said application, and
sworn itemized description and valua-
tion of property filed within seven days
otherwise the application will be
granted.
A. H. O'QUlN,
Clerk l1th D C La. Natchitoches Parish.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-05-13

Phelps visited their parents in Rutland
Sunday.
The Baptist Ladies Aid win meet
Thursday, the 18th, with Mrs. William
Anderson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. P. Chase visited DR..
and Mrs J, Z. Calvin in Ludlow Tues
day going in their car
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Dudley were in
Springfield, VT. recently visiting their
daughter, Mrs. Nina Staples.
A T. Cutting is making a cement
foundation for barn beside his new
house bought of the MeIendys
Mr.. and Mrs. w. l.. Hunt. Mrs. L. w
Hunt, Miss Olive Phelps and Miss Minnie
Tyler were in Brattleboro Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Leon Coleman have
moved to their home in the village and
Emery Slason occupies their former
home.
If the /. o. o. #. lodge will buy some
shares in the Farmers Exchange, the ex
change will add another story to the
building it is now working on, for lodge
room. Ii they accept, it will be build
ing to be proud of and much needed.
The delegates 10 the Older Girls con
ventioR in Brattleboro from this towr
were Hazel Landman, June Howard
Maisie johnson, Lorraine AIillington
Alice Goodell. Clara May Mundell. Doro
thy and Marion Stoddy, Edith Wiley
Ruth Churchill and Gertrude Wiley
They all report a splendid time as vel
as great help; They said, 'BrattleborJ
people certainly can't be beat in enter
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-05-13

outstanding illustration of this is noted
at the University of Wisconsin, where
work on the preparation of a course in
federal income tar accounting was car
ried on while the law was in the max
ing The course was completed and en-
rollment of students begun within a very
few days after the president signed the
act
indicative OF the extent 10 which this
Wisconsin, 20 text books have been pre-
pared by the correspondence staff. The
number of copies sold in the last 10 years
to others than the universities correspon-
dencs students, upon which the institu-
ton received royalty, was 135,0J0
ROYALTIES the past year alone totalled
$50 600