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CLOSE 1N Two bru,ooms and sleeping
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BARS LET DOWN
ON OIL DRILLING

CONTINUED FROM iAGE OSE
continue. tho report he received and
approved and that tho functions Of
the committee and tho sub b-commii
toe he suspended subject TO rcsump-
tion al the direction Of the executive
committee should conditions i'm the
future ncccssitatc that course, but
in the meantime the said committee
and all committees continue i'm
office
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BUSINESS SERVICE
sINt.s -rHNIcL OrIrKr

IsAkf HObTa
l.i ue fE your lraHy roof. prices rrs-
HHnHb|r. 900 wur. guaranteed Phone
'rItr lus
WINDOW NNaulSG.-'ut prices. mouse
windows IIi4 cents. both sides. store
fronts. 80 DnufH. oHaCo spg1.
WASTED. repairing done IN your
garage. work guaranteed baaga 1+ol
Al no RADIATOR repairing. oo5 o.
rNfst rt An work guHrapteed.
.hIgs AND tARpErs cleaned perfectly
and economically ON your home floor,
Isf u4 deuuusfrafH. Hamilton Beach Nay.
rug cleaners Thoro osas" 5l5-
b. w., rrfrIf old fs.t mattresses. al
work guaranteed. Porter Mattress Co,
phone 1885
WALL rArER cleonod, rall usaG,
I1.n.I
Gas ..u.ts and furnlturr repairing Osaas
lI3I. 7es ". Park. Jesse HodxeA
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.As agI,s ar1 furnlturc repairing Osass
lI3I, 700 ". PARK. Jesse HodGeA
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NeUs of MuskOgee

Special 10 The World.
SkOGEE. April t. Charges
of stealing an automobile were
placed against Elmer Coppiugcr and
Il. A. McAdams after their arrest
today by the police. They arc said
to have confessed trying to steal q
ten. oil man.
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WN>ItD-nOONfs on BOARn

TWO rrllu'd ladies. employed. desIrs
'.r1n. comfortable sleeping room Res.
.nHhs ,'1H' lu Reference 5.s %. are
world
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FOR SALE

1918 podec Roadster body 90 auto
touF, tS to Sl1 each. tVo Sudc
baker mdntura. Two Dodge rada
tors radiators and parts for all
lAL.-
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sire room Iu south part OF cIiF On or
nrfor" April I' can Usage isoe after
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ANNOUNCEMENTS

WHITE English bulldog. has ON harness
win lang" brass buttons, answers to
h'iu' OF IIEEs. reward. bsaVr "9Ha
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lplNb.N Hurvcvcrs tripod. owner can
have sam" by calling at "OI central Ma
b"nal Bank and paying for ad.
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PublisHed In the Tulsa Dsuy Word
isssi.' 'wo,rid r'abiishtnr ttomrp@uy rub b.
EoTIcE TO PROPERTY OWNERS
And CONTRACTORS
the CITY Auditor. Tulsa, Oklahoma, until
oc,oc" g. tr. MONDAY AprI lAth. l'-',
for the construction OF q SANITARY Sewer.
including lsterals. connections, and other
appurtCnanres Tor Sewer District ko. lts
as created and established b. Ordinance
no, 2ltl. passed and approved 'h" --nd
uay OF March. 1891
Plans. profllss ana specifications 10Y tho
Mayor and HoHrd Or ComIuIsGi0uorg ~
ssia c,,y and are nov On flo IN tho
Office of tHc ,ty Engineer.
Bids must be made upon iHc official
proposal sheets Of the cry ~ Tulsa,
The nights 20 reject am ana s.I bids rs
reserved 40 the Board ~ oommIHDu,rs ~
Tulsa Oklahoma.
4 certified check In tho sum of five 'sl
per cent Of the amount Of the BID VI.
be required from each bidder
Al bids vii h,a opened and couH.d'r'9
BY Tie B0srd ~ Commissioners ~ -aIi
y a"y IN IN hs "Si''f sly fs ii S1a a ,.d cy o.
O'Clock a. m. on tho l9th day " Apr,
Any and all parties irteroHsH a-a hore
hy notified that they may amp ar and
protest against or ubEe'. 100 sBd pro.
or any matter or thlng boo ro.a. ION thereto,
commissioncra On The Intn DAY o, AprlI
MRS. rEASk SEAMAN. q
ttty Auditor. ~
lPublishod IN tho Tulsa Dsiy World
April D. T. f. . 10. ~. ~. 70. ~ 10.
a"i World Publishing Company, PUB
HoricE TO PROPERTY owNEEs
And Contractors
BIDS Will bs received ~ the bffice of the
rttg Audilor Tulsa. Oklahoma, until b
clock m. Monday, April lsth, i'.l,
for The construction OF Sanitary sewer.
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LEGAL

Ann l5 j., = ana sl io.t World
Publishing co. Publisher
NOTICE TO bidders.
Tho Boatd of Education of tho city
o, o,,,. Tu.s" "ka. WI receive n,as at 'n,,,
building Tulsa, Okla. w uu,l ono o. clock
p. mo TUESDAY, ,Atprll 20; 1921.
in tho addition To- the Ncw central HIEh
5, 1ool building in tho city ot Tulsa.
Bip so O..
For the moving uf thfco oli hoUorg from
present location TO tho new location boz
okla.
Al To- be va accordance with the spsr,.
i.,"uonH which can ne obtained et tn'
otfigos or G"orgo WJnkcr. architect. ilt-
10 Palace building Tulsa. OKLA
Al bids No. must be accompanied
at least u', uf The amount ~ such bid
as . guarantee that the bidder will cntor
into contract satisfactory to the Board
ssid board Of Education reserve, uo
right 10 reject any or HIi tIr4
THE BOARD OF, EpuCNTIoN.
H. -. fAtCLURE.
gro. MacCuRpy sc,.c,sry.
'Pubnshed In Tho Tulsa Daily world.
Apru - ~. ~, ~ and g. 1921 World
Publishing Company Puhlishersl
NOTICE FOR HEARING oN AS
SESSMENTS ron PAVING ~
STREET IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT
NuMHER 2ss, CITY OF TULSA,
OKLAHOMA,
In compliance with tho resolution of
tho Bosri OF Commissioners adopted on
the ath day Of April 1874 notice BE- hereby
given that the Board Of Commtssluncff
Of tho city ~ Tulsa, Oklahoma, has
examined tho estimate and statement Of
the city Engineer as to the amount 81
the cost Of tho asphalt pavement which
should be assessed against tho sbutting
property, tho property benefited snd
other property liable 40 assessment and
'h" owners thercor. In STREET IN
PROVEN DISTRiCT no. "62. which
includes the following described portions
Of streets to-wlt.
TWENTY-THtRD STREET. from a
line u feet east Of the west line Of
Cincinnati Avenue 20 tho West line
of Woodward boulevard
And said Hoard Of Com mis4ioncrs has
hN resolution duly approved tho afor.-
said statement and estimate Of the tlty
Engineer and has determined TO asHc4g
tho cost Of the impToy cmerts IN said
district against the abuttlng property. tho
property benefited ana other property
liable to assessment, and the owners
SUNSET PARK SECOND ADDITION
Paving for 1vcnts -thlfd Street.
BIN. lot. NAME. Fl Amt
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ROOMS private ur Ip nuiff. nov and tp.
'o daln. reference required, uu car line.
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Gog,".gsrlos ,,, ,,,,,, rooms nicely furnished.
,,IS g1-. Sa'g,ag9' , looms, ,aPms sloG hot and
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inF m"dern' nc.r t'o ' .s' ,'S'' @o"',Se'n Ss,
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ihl'. =. Ni,'' modern. Two room
trance. riosc i1 Osser g7Co i''''''' q"
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IIHHI l.lnlHn,d rooms Tor rrut close
a. si ias s gitbiic ''''' '''' ~
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housoteeploF rooms on frst door 81 80
roruru ,ts Nf,,l. ,,,,,,.,.,,
housekeeping roons ID t,,, r,,,,,, 80
rieuc, npsttmont Osare tStb ''''' wv
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Al owners Of suuttiuE property. prop
sriy benefited bN said Improvements and
other property liable to aH-cssWcut. arc
hereby notified that all matters affecting
such Improvements or benefits to th'
property thereby, and any claim or Obj
IoCtlors to the assessments as above Ert
forth shall he filed In writing In the Oft
Or Mrs Frank seaman. Nity Auditor -
tho city Of Tulsa, Dklahoms. on or be
fore the end day Of April. 1874. at 600
clock. A. ~ and the Same shall Ia
heard by tho Board Of Couumfssfourra on
tine egud day of April. lseI. At - o'oloct.
a NJ. and any claims or objections not 20
FLED in writing before said time shall be
deemed waived.
DATED this 5ih day Of Apru. 1891.
MRS. FRA%K SEAMAN.
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wIIEHi. TO rAT

I.bEH SEW MANAGEMEhT- -llfsakfaH
iy short order lunch. ll.rN 10 1
%. H., 600. dinner Co g. coo, w. make
rr,NY rHfrr. home cooking Marina
AL.--IaLDm Lntn- IL. 4 h.mAnr
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OLDSMOBILE

For aalc cheap for cash. Scycu-pas.
souEcr Oldsmobilc, In good mcchan.
liccnGo paid. n interested, address
Box 1923, care World
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-07-09
Morris
f e t e d "A t
Afternoon

Mrs. George H. Burnett enter
tanned on Thursday afternoon in
honor of her niece, Mrs. William
Morris, nee Nina Heulat, of Ber-
kelley, California. Professor and
Mrs. Morris have recently return
ed from years absence in Eu-
rope. The winter months were
spent in England, where DR.. Nor
ris finished his research for his
book in English history, soon to
be published. The remainder of
Professor Morris sabatical leave
from the University of California
was spent in travelling in France,
Switzerland and Italy. going as
far south as Rome. Professor and
Mrs. Morris are returning to Ber-
kelley for the opening of the coll
lege year, August 10.
Guests for the affair on Thurs
day were greeted at the door by
Helen Weller and Jane Hilpot.
Flowers used in decoration were
sweet peas, pink roses and large
white daisies. Ices were presided
over by Mrs. Marie Flint and
Mrs. Josie Stewart Mrs. Will
Babcock and Mrs. Percy Cupper
delighted the guests with several
duets, beautifully sung, accom-
panied by Mrs. Marie Flint.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-07-09
Lawn Party
Is Birthday
Compliment

A lawn birthday party to which
twenty four of her young friends
were hidden is in progrese this
afternoon for Mildred Gilbert,
sponsored by her mother, Mrs.
Lee L. Gilbert. at 1874 North.
Summer. Games are planned for
the out of doors and punch will
be served there during the after
noon, as well as the dainty birth
day luncheon. A color scheme of
pink is being used effectively.
Participating at this affair are
Mildred Gilbert, Maxine Myers,
Mildred Roberts, Marine Glover,
Dorothy Livesley, Janet Plimp-
ton, Janette Sykes, Florence Pow
er, Helen Ashelman, Elaine
Brown, Rosalie Buren,, Janice
McKinnon, Eloise White, Maurine
Styles, Bertha Babcock, Isabelle
Kline, Mildred Pugh, Ruth Buch-
ner, Lucille Pettyjohn, Eariel Lee
Gilbert, Velma Emmett, Billy
Dyer and Chester Olcott.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-07-09

AT Dinner
And Cards

A number Of interesting affairs
haze been given during the past
three weeks honoring Mr.. and Mrs
s. G. .Steiner, Of New Orleans,
who have been the guests Of rel
atives in the city. Mr.. and Mrs.
Steiner left on Thursday for New
Orleans and are making the trip
by the way of Yellowstone park.
On Wednesday evening of this
week, NJ and Mrs. Milton Meyers
entertained with stage dinner
Ronoring Mr.. Steiner and at the
same time Mrs. George Brown
entertained the ladies at cards.
Present at dinner were s. G..
Steiner, DR.. r. z. Lee Steiner,
Ben Olcott, Sam Kozer. H. H.
Ginger, George G. Brown, DR.. l..
#. Griffith, George Waters. Wal
ter Denton, Herbert Mum, Frank
w. Durbin, c. B. Clancy and Mr..
Myers.
Ladies at the home Of Mrs.
Brown spent the evening at cards
for which high score fell to Mrs.
S. G. Steiner. Bowls Of roses
were used in decorations and re-
freshments were served by the
hostess at the close of the evening.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-07-09
VIII at S New
On
The M arket

The first local peaches were Of
feredon the market this morning
at 65 cents a box. They are from
the trees of Senator Alex La Fol-
lett, the only fruit grower in Ma
rion county who has any crop of
peaches. Their condition is very
good.
Apricots from The Dalles are
now selling 2 pounds for quar-
ter. This price is little lower
than the price of the California
product.
Celery appeared on the market
this morning in small quantities
selling two punches for a quar-
ter. The punches are very small
but the shoots look tender.
The new beets and carrots SELL
ing in punches for 10 cents each
have greatly increased in size so
that they are nearly worth the
sum asked. They will not of course
be as tender as previously.
Black cap berries are coming
in in large quantities. The retail
price is three boxes for 25 cents.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-07-09
Mrs. Knapp
Is HOnOred
At Affair

A tea honoring Mrs. Ida NJ.
Knapp, of Davenport, Washington
was the Inspiration of her sister
Mrs. Dan ]. Fry, who entertained
for her guest on Wednesday af-
ternoon at her home. Mrs
Knapp who formerly lived in Sa-
lem and attended school here has
many friends in the city and
thirty of these were invited to call
during the afternoon at Bright
view. the Fry residence. Decora-
tIons were an artistic arrange
ment,of pink carnations and sweet
peas and the afternoon was spent
in conversation of mutual IN
terest to these friends.
The affair was informal In its
appointments. Mrs. j. B. Craig
and Mrs. George Dunsford poured
and cut ices and assisting about
the rooms were Constance Knapp
daughter Of the honor guest and
Priscilla Fry, daughter OF the
hostess.
During her visit Mrs. Knapp
has been the guest at numerous
informal family affairs, to which
she was bidden by her friends in
this city.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-07-09
Red Cross
Ends Work
onLayettes

A call for the remaining Red
Cross layettes, Outstanding, has
been sent out by the local Red
Cross chapter and these should
be in early next week, whether
they are completed or not, accord
ing to information from the secre-
tary's office. The making of one
hundred of these layettesi for the
relief of European children
was undertaken by the chap
ter some time ago and a pack
ing case containing fifty four of
them was sent away the first of
June. 1t is hoped to get the re-
mainder off as soon as possible.
This will conclude this type of
Red Cross work in Salem for the
season and the Red Cross will
upon work for ex-serv
ice men and their families. There
is plenty OF other relief work for
the people of Salem If the women
would respond, said a member of
the board today, but the women
are all too busy with other things
and even the work on the layettes
has dragged along.
The only working committee Of
the local Red Cross chapter at the
present time is the preparedness
committee. which will function in
case of any emergency Members
are DR.. B. F. Pound, chairman;
william Gahlsdorf. vice chairman
Mrs. f. E. Fisher. Mrs. W. Carl
ton Smith. William McGiIchrist.
Jr., U. G. Shipley. and Mrs. Frank
Wrightman. Members OF the
board are H. w. Myers. chairman
Mr.. David Eyre, treasurer. VIII
liam Gahlsdorf. August Huckes-
tein, Mrs. W. H. Daney and Mrs.
F. A. Elliott.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-07-09
House Party
eliminates
In Wedding

The culmination of week end
party at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. Gregson near Scio, was
the wedding of Miss Lettie Greg
son and Loney A.. Crane, of
Mansfield, South Dakota, which
was solemnized on the afternoon
of July 4th at o'clock. The we'd
ding ceremony was performed by
Rev. Heise, of Gresham, the brid-
al party standing in a circle Of
small trees on the lawn. The bride
wore a beautiful gown of white
trosseau silk trimmed with en-
broidery and beads, and carried
bouquet of sweet peas. Follow
ing congratulations, wedding
dinner was served cafeteria style
under the fir trees.
The bride is graduate Of the
Northern Normal and Industrial
school of Aberdeen, South Dakota,
and Of Willamette university Of
Salem. Mrs. Crane came to Ore
gon from South Dakota with her
parents in 1909. For three years
she was principal of the Boring,
Oregon, school, and has for the
past five years been in the Gresh-
am high school where she was a
very popular teacher. Mr.. and
Mrs. Crane left Albany Monday
evening for South Dakota, going
by way of California.
Those who witnessed the cere-
mony were Mr.. and Mrs. A. Greg
son, S. H. Gregson, Mr.. and Mrs.
H. A. Gregson, Miss Agnes Greg
son of Scio, Mr. and Mrs. Joe A.
Wright, of Salem; Mrs. H. H.
Brownson, of Bridge, Oregon;
Rev. Heise, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Tacheron, Miss Marguerite Tach-
eron, Miss Eva Tacheron, Frank
Tacheron, Maitland Geddie, Miss
Elizabeth Johnson, all of Gresh-
am; Miss Nan Benham, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ray Robertson. Miss vio-
lette Perret, Portland; Mr.. and
Mrs. Oscar Belcher, Woodburn;
Miss Mable Magness. Amity.
Children present were Elwin,
Roberta and lone Gregson, Carol
and Verdene La Bare, Lorain,
Ronald, Evelyn and Leida Wright
and Merton Belcher.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-07-09
Drill Team
Of Salem
Wins Prize

rho drill team Of Salem chapter
90 Irnited Artisans received the
fiftv dollar prize for its work at
tha convention of this order at
Astoria July 2. and 4. The
team composed of fifteen young
ladies' and their instructor, COM
neted in the fancy drill contest
which took place Monday morning
IN front of the court house; The
,aam also captured the ten dollar
cash prize in the Fourth OF July
Tarade as the second best drill
team in the procession. Six driii
teams marched.
Following are the names OF tne
.onital assembly drill team; Miss
C+a;nie Andersen, instructor, Sib-
bie christensen, Orpha Cole, Ruth
Cole. Mildred Carr, bessie Jacobs
Viola Tyler, Emma M, Gueffroy'
Nattie Williamson, Mabel Brass
field, Helen Heidecke, Pearl Col
uns. Bertha Waldorf, Theima
Anderson, Esther Mason, Rose COZ
lins and Hannah Martin.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-07-09
Tea
Scheduled
For Friday

A garden party for next Fri
day afternoon at the home of Mrs.
John Carson on South High has
been announced by the ladies for
the West and South sections of
the First Presbyterian church.
All the women of Salem are in
vited to attend the affair and a
small admission fee will be char
ged, the funds to go to the church.
In the garden, shady with huge
trees, will be placed refreshment
booths and cozy hooks will be
converted where those who come
may sit and chat. A program Of
special merit is being planned for
the afternoon and will include a
Tom Thumb wedding to be staged
by group of Salem's popuar Chi
dren, selections by a. boys quar-
tette, violin numbers by Miss Iva
Claire Love and Miss Marian En-
mons, vocal solos by Mrs. Ward
Willis Long, and Miss Mabel Mar
Gus, and selections by Mrs. Arthur
Rain, Mrs. W. H. Prunk, Miss
Ada Miller and Mrs. William Carl
ton Smith.
Presiding over the punch table
will be Mrs. John Carson and Mrs.
Charles Weller; pouring tea and
coffee, Mrs. A. f. Marcus, Mrs.
L. S. Sheldon and Mrs. Lynn Pur-
vine; cutting fees, Mrs. ]. W.
HARRISON and dispensing candy,
Mrs. Lee Gilbert and Mrs. Max
Buren,.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-07-09
Party Compliments

DR.. and Mrs. Burton A. Myers
Complimenting DR.. and Mrs.
Burton A. Myers, who are return
ing tonight to San Francisco fol-
lowing visit here with Mrs.
Myers parents, Mr.. and Mrs. E.
A. McElvaiI, a farewell was Civ
en- last nigat az the McElvain
residence. Music and conversa-
tion passed the evening and re-
freshments were served.
Those present were Mr.. and
Mrs. Burton A. Myers, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ernest Bowen, Mr.. and Mrs.
Jesse Campbell. Mr.. and Mrs. w.
F. Drager, Mr.. and Mrs. F. G. De-
lano, Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil Fox, Mr..
and Mrs. VIII Kurth, Mr.. and
Mrs. o. L. Martin, Mr.. and Mrs.
Lewis Mishler, Mr.. and Mrs. w.
W. Moore, Mr.. and Mrs. c. G..
Nichols, Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Teed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph White. Mrs.
p. Andersen. Mrs. Charles Stew
art, Of Hutchinson, Kansas. Miss
Stanis Andersen, Miss Theima
Martin, Miss Hazel Martin, Miss
Lucille Moore, Miss Cynthia De-
lano, Miss Dorothy Moore, Miss
Marian Drager, Betty Stewart.
James Campbell. Glenn Draeer
and Jay Teed.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-07-09

Is Occasion
For Party

A girls party Of exceptionally
pretty appointments was that
sponsored yesterday evening by
Mrs. Carey F. Martin honoring
her daughter, Frances Matty, on
her tenth birthday. The birth
day table was centered with an
art basket of rainbow hued sweet
peas and on the handle was a DOW
of dainty-tinted maline. Favors
were also of rainbow colors and
in the center of the room was a
Japanese parasol suspended, filled
with joke gifts, one for each of
the twenty four guests. To each
gift a ribbon was tied and each
ribbon bore a number for which
guests drew. Opening the pack
ages created a pleasant diversion.
Guessing games and fortune tel
ling swiftly passed the time and
participants dispersed at nine
o'clock. A two course luncheon
was served by Mrs. Martin and of
this the feature was the BIRTH
day cake in. pink and white, bear
ing ten shining candles. Assist
ing in serving were Miss Margaret
White, Miss Mayole Hunter and
Mrs. Currie.
Those present were the honor
guest, Frances Matty Martin,
Gretchen Thielsen. Maxine Ulrich
Kathryn Cook, Marian Shaw, Mar
garet Morehouse, Isabelle More
house, Bertha Babcock, Maxine
Myers, Marjorie Marcus, Lolita
Robinson, Lorita Robinson, Gym
thia Delano, Maxine Glover, Eliza
Beth Waters, Virginia Berger,
Frances Marie Cupper, Josephine
Barr. Dorothy Bell, Leona Geer,
Elaine Brown, Hazel Martin,
Nancy Bonham, of Portland, Mary
Schei.