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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-11
ny q. W. ~. HiSDS
words capitol Correspondent

OKLAHOMA cry, April 10
At last tho governor has declared TO
the people that he VIII have some
thing further 20 do about getting tho
m"mnrIs OF thr Legislature together
FOR the purpose ol pu5alng a few ap-
preparation fucaHuies. The World
carried tho announce prior to
what the governor said, Tor the rca-
SON that no other course could he
followed. Tho governor overlook
the fact after he had shaken his mad
spell.
Tho announcement that thcro
would bc called into conference a
number uf lnrm"rs, lawyers, doctors
and editors dldn't cause dlsattoCtipG
among those who work for The
World. Tho capital correspondent
asked the editor and ncar.cditOr TO
come ON and bc pi oscnt ~ n mat
ter ~ personal kindness and 10 keep
society going straight, he advised
those not on the scene not 10 be
present
Only the most close observing un-
dorsand how hard It ~ to do things
not wanted done by those In au-
thority
but the governor had good
meeting. one representative OF n
Tulsa afternoon newspaper proceed
ed To knock the face off the gov
ornor'B private secretary but outside
Of that there was no casualty Natu-
rally tho editors called In woro from
the pic-Counter CONTINGENCY and
waited only for the governors words.
Some were impressed with the
mighty governor and well they
should bc-he is the only govcror In
any state of the union In two years
who has lost all OF the confidence OF
oil tho people.
Tho peculiar idea that is being
propngatcd IL over the cause of the
Legislature being adjourned, IL
camo after the governor had sud
denly caused republican members Of
tho lower house to either absent
themselves or vote against the rec
ummcudation for his impeachment.
II wac a sorry Saturday night to have
the senators tell the house what TO
do, and the differences IN the two
principal appropriation bills amount
ed To t2,70O,0O0 sid Bailey had
watched patiently for an opportunity
to pass sensible appropriation bills
without warning moved to adjourn
the house and that motion carried.
There are thousands Of better po-
litical movers In this state than
Bailey. but for "A person who makes
up his mind and proceeds into ac-
tion no is n bull-necked scientist and
with the courage of his predictions
There have been many criticisms and
explanations but Bailey let loose OF
legislature quicker and on shorter no.
tlco than any Of the Legislators who
have gone before.
There In really nothing to worry
about. There is chatter from the
statehouse that the elevators Will
have To stop and that this and that
institution will have to close down
swim mp stream.
Half OF tho institutions have been
conducted Illegally from tho begin
ming an the statehouse crowd win
lind n transient way. The governo
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-11
CUP GOES TO COSDEN
"Costicn Foilics" Company for Third
Time Wins Trophy In Hippo
drume business Girls Clubs.

Cosden Refining company. pre-
sonting a one-act comedy entitled,
"Cosden Follics," won the silver
cup at the second annual hippo
drome staged by the business girls
clubs In tho Y. w. 6. A. gymnasium
Friday and Saturday nights. II was
one OF the most elaborate affairs
over staged in Tulsa. There were
beautiful chorus girls. wonderful
costumes; there were spotlights,
footlghts. Jazz music and catchy
songs and Jokes.
Tho feature actor OF the winning
skit was w. Fahnoss'ock OF Cosden
company. weighing 80 pounds, meas
urinR above six feet In height, and
dressed in a skin-tight suit OF
clothes. His jokes. songs and dane
ing bordcred on the sensational at
times and the support Of the entire
COsden cast in presentation OF the
comedy Outclassed the average pro-
fcssional.
The curtain rose with n parody on
banking given by the Central Nation
nj bank, entitled Banking de Luxe"
which showed that the players had
spent much time in the working out
Of the details OF the skit. THE Dear
Departed" given by the Mid-Co
company, which gave Characteriza-
tons with intermingled humor, was
the second show OF tho evening. The
o. L. & X. Mexican troubadors, fea-
turing Carisslma in dancing and
singing revue, drew much applause
from the large crowd OF spectators.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-11
Legislative Sideiights

Governors Editors Had Good Meeting, Even If Cor
respondent Did Knock the Face Off Robertsons Sec
retary, Says Col. Hinds-Sd Bailey No WorldBester,
But He'll Do Till Better One Comes Along-Attempts
to Jockey With Speaker Schwabe So Far Fall Flat.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-11

we had budget system with
pudgrt man who can manipulate a
large pipe better than a budget and
tho thing got into sorry
tanglc. lie opcrDted on departments
Is. E -. ana =. ANA the kindly coun-
tryman who accidentally came to the
legislature ala not always under
stand whether he was a-ing or ping
on tho account m question.
Tho result was that the agricultur-
al department had n budget 5000, 900
in cxctss ~ any known need and
some ot the others were cut down
below normal.
Take Time.
n takcs time to delve down into
thcGc final appropriation bills and
determine all that was wrong and
al that was right Tho World read
'rs ehould not view with alarm"
tho Macedonian cry OF tho demo-
cratic state machine as TO the after
effects ~ the lamcntod session. The
people are not 50 tod--.this ~ the
largest city Of the state and we have
soon no excited group OF citizens
% ting for the appropriation car TO
como along and relieve the situation.
That talk Of closing asylums and
other kindred institutions should
Doe referred 10 the class ono notch
below the Kindergarten. such things
rtn not leRitimatoly happen and IL
hey occur in Oklahoma those who
allow II can be sent to tho asylums
ua incompetent people.
Everybody who speaks tho Eng
lish language and understands tho
IDEAS ~ English speaking peoples,
knows there In never break In the
administration Of Law. unless by
revolution. our state government.
including our courts. lust move on
until others appear with the proper
credentials to succeed them. Okla
hOma is getting on some new clothes
and may desire to wash some dirty
linen, hut we will peg out all right.
Above all remember that In state
affairs, we can possibly do no worse
than we have been doing for the last
two years
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-11

pany's proposals were accepted a,
behalf of 463 freight ACCOUNTING
clerks at Philadelphia. while rcnros
sentatives for the Mutual Associa.
tion OF Workers announced that
counter proposal would be submitted
later.
The proposed cut in wages, which
would affect about $4,000 employees
and amount to "A reduction OF 81
day, was submitted TO representa-.
tives of the workers by the man.
ayers at today's conference. In pro.
senting the company's plan. tho
managers cited rates OF pay In out.
side industries and called attention
to reduced living costs.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-11

Friction Is reduced in a new screw
Jack In which the screw threads and
lifting member form a spiral ball
races in which are ball bearings.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-11
Capper Hits at Grain
Gamblers in NetD Plan

WASHINGTON. April i0.--An
anti-gtain gambling bill will be In
trOduced In the new congress by
Senator Cappcr and Representative
Tincher, both OF Kansas. The
measure, Senator CappcT announced,
will be similar to the bill which
failed IN re last congress, but wlll
have a few amendments designed TO
meet objections to the former bilL
and which, Senator Cappcr said,
would not penalize legitimate spe-
culation or "hedginK.' The new bill
will apply to cotton as well as
grain.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-11
COLBY ADVOCATES
JUSTICE LEAGUE
Tells Democratic Club 1t
Is Needed to Heal the
Worlds Affections
SEES DAWN NEARER
Expects America to Speak to
Afflicted Brethren Soon
on Such n Plan

NEW YORK. April lO.--Or-
ganlzcd peace and e league OF jus.
iicc will heal the worlds hfflicuons.
cambridge Colby former secretary
OF state, told more than 1000 guests
last night at tho annual Jefferson
day dinner OF the National Demo
cratic club.
The great ldet OF m organized
peace and OF league Of justice"
Mr.. Colby said "ia today even
greater and moro impressive than
its builders dreamed Almost hour
60 hour. the wisdom Of events,
which Is often greater than that Of
men. declares il to be the only ao-
luton OF the worlds porplcxltios,
tho onlv cure OF It's woes. ono by
one. the shrewd evasions. tho nrtful
substitutes, the loud putting and
pompous alternatives crumplc up
undor the test OF aotualitics.
The democratic party can afford
10 walt In patience and confidence.
The dawn is approaching. The day
10 at hand when America will
speak TO her afflicted brethren
throughout the world in the Ian
guage OF honor and Justice; Of gem
eroslty and lflshncss, of per-
formnncc and fulfilmcnt."
Othcr speakers were Governor Al
bert Criticize OF Maryland: Alfred
E. Smith, former governor OF New
York; Dr, Henry Van Dyke, and
Charles u. Alexander. president OF
tho club.
Woodrow Wilson sent the follow
Ing message which was read after
"a toast had been proposed to him:
1T IL interesting and stimulating
to reflect that when we celebrate
the memory OF one OF the great
founders'of the republic, we under
take, IL we are sincere. a solemn OBJ
legation to perpetunte and set for
ward the work which no did.
"Jofforsou conceived II To be the
mission and destiny OF the United
States TO make 1t easier for men
everywhere TO attain liberty and the
blessings OF genuine self-govern-
ment and to render justice impera-
tive In tho dealings with nations
and peoples with ono another, as
well as In the dealings of govern
ments with their own subjects.
''Do WEI If we do. what do We
mean to do about ~"
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-11

BY the installation OF II dams
Spain IL planning to make the Quad
alguivir river navigable from Se-
Vile to Cordoba, project that has
been considered for centuries.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-11

"Cosden's Foliies" was the fourth
act of the evening and Atlantic
CITY" by the Halliburton Abbott
company, was the last.
Cusdcn has won tho cup three
times, once at the first annual hip
podrome, April 0, 1920, also at
stunt dinner June 4, 1920, and Sat
urday night at the second annual
hippodrome, making It now their
personal property.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-11
Cotton Relief Expected.

NEW ORLEANS. La, April w.
Relief of the cotton situation In the
south through substantial financial
assistance on the part OF the war
finance corporation was expected to
be brought about shortly. In the
opinion OF Representatives OF the
war finance corporation, Federal
International Banking company and
the Federal Reserve bank OF Atlanta,
who announced after an all-day
consultation that they would meet
again in Atlanta the latter part OF
this month to take action along
those loncs.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-11

can call the legislature into extt aor-
diuary session ana Ket some appro-
prmtiouH passed, providing he docs
not have Cldrk Nichols. Mrs. Boon"y
and Harry Cordoll roady 20 attach
a million dollars extra for every bill
10 bo passed. Thht kind Of legiSia
lion may appeal TO some folks but
they are not Of tho taxpayins c1Hsa.
Jockcying win House
The state administration heads
have been trying to Jockey with
speaker BchNHDe since the legiHla
turo adjourned. There have been
fumors that state Chairman Jim
Harris has been consulted. but they
irr uurputirmDd
Hchwaue haS 40 far eSprcHsed the
opinion that tho house dld all that
could bo expected under the circum-
stances u iH known that lie ia none
too kindly toward the administration
for its Invasion OF the house on
question oflaw.
la that contest. which tho speak
or's forces lost on n tie vote, two
republican abacutceT, both in the
city, we're OF unusual prominence, a
E cravcr Of Bartlesvlllc and l.. @.
Wismcycr OF Fairfax
Representative Cravcr has been III
since that time and Mr.. Wlsmcyer
has been mono too we'll There were
other republicans not present, but
they were on the excused list and
had been 10 registered for several
days.
1t IN understood that the state ad-
minlstration ~ 10th TO let out tho
contracts awarded on that date until
after such time as appropriations
can he made to keep business run
uinR smoothly.
Tint the People May Know.
At the time the bailey motion 60
adjourn tho house Of representatives.
there were pending IN the two houses
measures which carried over s2s.-
900, 900. There may have been a few
overlooked, but tho total was over
that ana the state administration
was pressing down on the house TO
pass each one of them.
No one pressing for the bills ad-
mlttcd that any considerable part
OF tho aum was necessary TO con-
duct government, and the houde tooly
the only course prudent folks could
they closed the curtain.
The house had passed emergency
appropriation bills OF the senate for
days before and the wise head of
the senate was holding them up for
signature until he could force an
other line drive. That caught him
hard---it WA found" after several
daya that n university appropriation
had reached the senate and been
Signed" five days before the com
mittee found II.
Strange things happen In our
state, II we read closely and do not
get excited by those who trot too
close to the general appropriation
wagon.
bringing It Down
bringing down matters of state to
n final summing up those who need
appropriations are short and IL is of
their own accord, They wore first
instructed by the governor to bring
In unreasonable requests which was
done In about fifty per cent OF the
cases the other departments asking
for what was rlghtfully due. Then
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-11
Raii,Uay Clerks Turn
Dozen Plan to Cut Pay

PITTSBURGH, Pa, April To-
Representatives OF three organiZa-
tons OF railway clerks and station
workers, speaking for members em-
ployed by the Pennsylvania railroad
company, have rojscted the ~ to 20
per cent wage reduction proposed
by the managers committee OF the
road. Delegates for the New York
and Chicago ticket selling forcos
also rejected the reduction. The COM
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-11

One of Great Britain's now air
ships In designed to carry go
passengers In sleeping quarters and
to feed them meals prepared upon
electric stoves
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-11

Frequently shut off from the rtu
OF the world for months at a lime
the miners of Spitzbergen are fur.
nished news twice daily by wireless
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-11

without using n heating plant or
storage tank n new device provides
supply Of hot water wherever
steam, even at low pressure. ia
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-18

4 very beautiful home wedding was
snlcmniEed al the home of Mr aud
Mrs, Charles q. Long GA East Man
SUR, Sunday at p m. when their
only daughter. Mary Eleanor became
the wife OF Gilbert Worth Erlewina Of
Oklahoma city.
The house was charming with cut
flowers. hanging baskets and potted
plants The improsised alfar was a
banket profusion ~ plants and flow
era
Miss Mildred Davis played Mendrl
sohn's Wedding March Tho bride 4
maids. Miss Eiaiya Rose. of Perry
and Miss Iva Daniels Of Guthrie dress.
Cd IN white. preceded the BRIDE. who
entered ~lth her father The briue+
groom attended hy MIR. James Long.
brother OF the bride met nor ~ me
altar The Rev i " Knhorn ot the
First Christian Church performed the
marriage ceremony. using tho ring as
the symbol Of love and loyalty
The bride. vsfy pretty brunette
looked charming IN lovely organdy
dress She and the brides maids
each wore corsage OF brides roses
and gypsophlIa spray amer tho
congratulatory reception. the bride =
bouquet was thrown and caught by
Miss Mary Lee Owens. The wedding
cake bearing lighted tapers honoring
the groom's birthday, was cut by the
hride. When the ring spoon, button
dime. good luck tags. and ihimble
were found by the guests. q touch ol
merriment was added TO the refresh
mcnt hour In one room many ap'
propriate gifts we're tastafully dis
played
The relatives present were Grand
ma Jenkins. aged 81. mother OF Mrs
Long. Mr. and Mrs. J =. Erlewinc,
parents OF the groom. Mrs. o. q, Se-
crest OF wynnewood. sister Of the
bridegroom. Mr. James Long, brother
OF the bride, Mr.. and Mrs. w. ID
Jenkins. Mr.. and Mrs Chas. Hoge and
daughters Mary and Ruth and Miss
Edna Long. all OF Oklahoma City. Mr.
and Mrs Merle Long OF Perry. Friends
present were Rev. and Mrs. J. w
Kllborn. Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Patterson
Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Conneway and Miss
Ruby Conneway OF Oklahoma city.
Misses Ivy Daniels. Mabel Ropp.
Gladys Rose OF Perry. Agnes Burst
Alma wulff. Mildred Davis. Hazel
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-18
BOY FIGHTS LION IN CAVE
Nary hsrtsns Youth Wine Csnsldsf.
able Fame - Rssvit of Bsssis
with Mountain CGf

Helena Mont. .-~ilanlel went into .
lIon's ten sorer centuries aga over in
Babylon. s,ir enme out wlsh whole
skin. thereby winning ccs,-iderhbls
fame A few days ego OTIS Stnn~a
went Into ilous den ia Montana
and went Dnpssl one better he came
out with two Whole skins-~hls owa
aud the mountsln llons.
synnss Is twenty-five years old and
has big reputation a. haptes ilv
Gently be- went on a hnniinx sspetE
lion. and sp.n pieksd np The trail ~
deer Then. oil VI enes. be dlaeov
cred that he was not fhe only one
trailing the dees
The Montana youth said there ~ss
big mounisin ilun ahead of hlm.
He had never rhot one OF these dan.
ssroas eats. aud dseIdsd that this was
bis opportuuI,y. ue tfsll~d The noaa
fnin Hoo for several hours. Fihsliy
he came 20 Big cave on tie side Of
a mountain. synnss went Infa the
rave. HE heard the cat ~naFiInx All
BE- could see vas the cats syes. sya.
nes Iifed and killed the sniinsl The
mountain lion measured III inchss
from ZIP to Tip snd weighed leo
pounds.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-18
Farm woman's Club Division Two,
EntertaInsd

At her beautiful hame two mlles
EAST ~ The city. Mrs Geo Roltsrmaf
entrrtalned the Farm women club
Division . on Thursday afternoon
when a color motif of plnh, cream an
green waa used in the retrvnhment
aud flowers which were sweet peas
During the afternoon punch WAS scrs
"a hy the hostess An Ice course va
served 70 fourteen members aud ihre
special guests. Mra Pollock ,Ir
Arthur Neal and l'4nf Mooring
the A. and NJ College A James :
Riley program was given Me-
Arthur Neal gave an Instrumental
s,ciicn which VAS rollowed 10y ~
cali when each member gave aus
ta,lon from Riley Tho biography
Riley was given hy Miss Gene friabi,
In commsntoatIon og Riley Mrs r
lcr gave. II Know Hs Was Glad.
reading IA Ny Uncle used 10 Say
BY Cora May Humphrey This VA
followed by b son. Swinging Neat
the Old Apple Tree. BY Cora Hump
rcy and Frances Whitley Mlss i.oi
vgsltcly gave reading. Jack m
Giant Killer and Prof Mooring mad
very flue iaik on Fall Gardens. Nr
Pollock save delightful talk. ontlil
Ing the Stillvater programs for u
coming year.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-18
Tests Love BY Carving
Initials on Her Chest


Parts. Ill--A story that has
shocked the community came 10
light by the arrest ~ Glenn
Forsmsn. farmer. living near
here.
A young man named Jack
Rogers and his wife occupied a
house on the forsmAn farm, The
landlord became infatuated With
the woman. with threats ~
death he drove the husband
from the place and. locking The
wife In a room. held her pris-
oner for several days.
Becomlng enraged at her for
some cause, he carved the let
fers. 20. r." on her breast.
forsman was arrested and
brought TO the city. where he IL
held under hssvy bonds A W.
tie later Mrs Rogers WAS found
and brought 10 the city by
Sheriff Sis0nmore.
Feeling was aroused which
for a time seemed 10 threaten a
iynching.
Mrs. Rogers. who ls nineteen,
says Forsman told her he
sought 10 rest her love for
him"
She says she was given an al
tentative of the carving knife
or the branding Iron
The initial &C" was carved
one day and the initial ~ the
next. Both were deeply cut and
more than two inches high.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-18
NEW ust ron sJulcr.

Washington eame ssardens are
sing electricity % prevent fish from
ascending the irrigation canals AN
,u'omobile magnetic driven by q
sater- wheri generates electric enr
ent which Ia conducted to series Of
criminals beneath he water on both
sides OF the stream. Fish coming In
contact with the line OF fire" re-
seivs The current ana back of.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-18
Thought Police
Bandits! FleeS
And So When Mutual Agreement
Was Reached, Both We're
So Happy.

Evanston. nl.--"come TO the corner
VI Central and Eighth Streets II
shrieked . woman's voice over the
Telephone to wilmette police head
quarters. There's mysterious
black automobile standing there and
think there are hasdits In 4
Grabbing sholguns and pistols, the
wllmette bandit squad jumped into
. quiyering aiy and rushed TO the
intersection named There. SURE
enough. was the mysterious HACK
car, standing sllent and forhidlogly
beside the curb. lts headlights dark
ened.
Women who had come TO the scene
screamed as the cops. shotguns IA
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-18

hand. stepped from the fiiv and stole
cautiously toward the car. All about
was an air OF impending tragedy.
Suddenly the machine headlights
blazed. The feminine shrieks re-
doubled. Then the car shot forward
and tore down Sheridan road. with
the Div hot In pursuit.
A few moments later pedestrians In
Davis street. Evanston. lodged into
nearby stores when both machines
came furiously charging into foun-
tain square. The mysterious car halt
ed abruptly beside the fountain and
the fliv squad members. leaping out.
covered the driver with their artillery
"who are your" they demanded,
showing their stars.
Gosh. what relief" sighed the
driver Of the black ear. I'm Jack
Friedman. an Evanston auto salesman,
and was just taking my machine out
for a demonstration. thought you
were bandits
Tableau.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-18

Fees, leona transforming, Mary ie,
owens. Meesrs CAas. iiish. u. l.
nalch and Cecil Nounsblood. all a
Oklahoma city
After honeymoon spent q, Eurekg
springs. Ara. Str ana Mrs Erlowinl
aili reside IN Oklahoma City wher
Nj Erlewine Il connected VITA ths
Orfh. kl~feker wallace 60. wholesal,
grocers
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-18

the two pirca children ana they AT
drove away.
"Ar Dwtaa all this time remained
sitting in the parlor reading his
Bible He didn't say word
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-18

Tuesday afternoon the North and
South Division Of the womans Mla.
lonary Society ~ the nAp,lss chuwh
sln snicrsAln the members ~ the
department - lhe SUNDAY school AZ
lhe home of Mrs y q walker .S "
Nansuf
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-18

Nr and Mrs J = SheArer who
xere the guests Of Judge and Mrs
Burton Il the Mountain clab Al law
gon, OKLA. last week returned satuF'
Iav nlght
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-18

Mrs G n coses who has been vis.
itlng her parents. Mr.. and Mrs } ".
Hest for the past twe ~eeks returned
% her home Ia Stick. okis. aceom'
panied By her Sister. Miss Margaret
Hest.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-18

Miss Eva Wilson and Mia Janet
HArr plll lead the playa and games
AZ ranner school Tuesday morning
Il \ o"eiock