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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-06
j. S. TRIUMPH AT
NETS COMPLETE
Tildcn and Johnston Beat
Jap Stars in the Last
Games of Series

FOREST HILLS, \ Y, Sept o.
American Davis cup tennis players
defending the famous international
trophy made their victory In tn"
challenge round over Japan COM
ploto and decisive on the courts Of
the West Side club this afternoon.
when they won tho remaining two
singles matches OF the five match
program.
William r Tildcn ~ Philadelphia
defeated Ichiya kumagac IN
straight acis by scores Of 9l7, G-a'
CT.
Those victories. coupled with tho
winning Of two singles matches Fri
day and tho doubles match ~ sat
urday. gave Tndcp and Johnston
and X. Norris williams Of Boston
and Watson NJ. Washburn OF New
York. the doubles. pair. fv"
straight victories In q concluding
round OF the 1921 Davis cup matches
which began last June with IL ma
tions I'm the role OF Chail"ngcrs. These
same five Victories scored In retain
ing the Same team in Now Zealand
at the beginning of the present
year
while the outcome OF todny's PLAY
hnd no hearing on the retention oi
the Gun, which already had been wor
nv the victories of last week, the
ulay brought forth another close Z,
capacity gallery. there being more
than 10 600 spectators present. Al
though tho players lacked tn" in''n'
tive coming from "A challenge hn'
defense OF the trophy today, tn" ten
mis- was, nevertheless. OF tn" hlgh"H
order. Both singles matches were
played AZ though possession or TN
international trophy hung on tn
result This was particularly lru" II
b the Tldcn -Kumagae match. II wa
virtually Kumagac's val"di't"rN OF
American courts. for he sails mex
/. month for Japan. whore he will h
! married and resume banking huSi
q, ness In Toxic.
0 with everything to gain and moth
; ing to lose, KumaEac tore into TIL
. den with such surprising speed an'
. accuracy ~ stroking that the Amer
= can champion was forced 20 tctrit
~ ic battle during the first two sets /
7 order to win. The Japanese plhNo
abandoned hts usual bnSclinc gam
, to- aomr extent and traded struk" ~
o stroke and speed for speed with TIL
q. den. untn his strength gave ont nm
70 der the very stress of his unusual rN
10 ortions and he faded away phy Stcall
h IN the third and tin1l set Ills show
!, ing was the cautc OF repeated gen
b crous rounds OF applaus" and con
:, Eratulations during and after IN
match,
Mile. Icnglun appeared on IN
court and opened her play In rsth"
indicative and uncertain manner, II"
" first three returns being errors. one
p. she got the swing W her racquet
W however. she showed romarkahl
% Liability to smash or softly drop IN
d ball across the net and remarkapi
fincasc in playing for oponinEs Sh
took cauuonhal strokes OF DAVIS
4 rncuuct and returned them with
skill and uouchalaucc which aston
, ishrd the spectators There were SEA
crnI individual duols between Mr.
Rundy and the French star, In whlc
the lattcr had much the better of th
strokiuE I'm making returns To hot
@ Davis and his partner. Nile. l%nt
n len showed mo- partlauty and her vi,
tory with Nathoy was due as iull
% to her efforts as those ot her ma
partner
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-06
Dog Race Entries

official entries twenty fira night,
Tuesday, September 6;
First race, purse !2S, s,l6 mile mile
Meddlesome Mary, Miss Vlndioator'
The Rosary Retty j., Joie Kay NM)'
Some OF the Herbs.
Second race, purse $40. Ia milo
Troublesome Fortune, Quaker Toy
pachy Baden, Creole Sue tM), Thn
Sneak. The Roamer.
Thud race, purse $40, 3-i6 mile
unghbau tM, Ready Peerless,
Mickey Clair, Alabama Jack, h'd
Pine, HoncyEuCkl".
Fourth race, purse 500, "a mile
elimination stake SurScmaid, Ely
ing stone Sammy Satan ,M), OAK
land Hannah, SO Long Dick, Duty y
Malt,
Firth race. purse t2b, 3-l6 mile
while Wild I'm, Friendly Queen,
Mite Hawk. Mig Parton, speedy
GIft, Dillon Wild BiN.
Sixth race, purse $40, IA mile
Leopold, Cindcr Path. Bllly RAY
over the Rhine lM) Sunourn, wind
Easter.
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Tommy Alba Loses to
Young Fitz at POncd

PONCA CITY. Sept. 5.--Charlie
(Young) Fitzsimmon OF Oklahoma
city, &ns awarded the referees de
cision at the end OF the seventh
round In scheduled 1O-round bout
with Tommy Alba of Tulsa, here to
night when the sheriff OF Noble
county ordered the fight stopped
saving that II was too brutal Fitz-
simmons staged an aggressive bat
tie from the tap Of the first bell
The men are middleweights, Ed
cochran OF Kansas CITY refereed
the match.
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Entire Family Killed.

ORMSRY, Mlnn. sept j.-hn '0-
tire family ~ seven the father.
mother and five children were
found shot 20 death in their homc
here late today The father Frank
.Kla2ow. Is a prominent local bust
moss man The bodies were dis
covered late today but tho co~onrr
concluded they met their deaths
early yesterday,
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FETTERMAN WINS AUTO RACE
Jimmie Murphy, lsoscoc Sar'cS nnd
Othcr InyoritCs Trail Him.

T'NIONTOWN, Pa, Sept ~ T,
Fcrtcrman OF Pittsburgh, a dark
horse. won the 225-mile automobile
race NJ the Gniontown speedway
this Afternoon after "A spirited race.
Jimmy Murphy. who was "A favoritc,
rA mo in second, Roscoe Sarlcs
third. Miller fourth, Tommy Milton,
another favoritc to win, with and
Thomas sixth,
Fettcrmnns time was . l5:l6,
with an average of 9a.s miles an
hour.
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4 Die ms Train Hts Auto.

hENlSoN, Texas sept 5.--MlS,
Anna Young OF Kellogg TcNas. and
her two children were killed in
stoutly when the automobile in
which they wcrc riding was struck
| by northbound katy Flyer" No, 6,
near KELLOGG according TO word
received here date today.
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rain STOPS THE BOYS
Mondays Schedule In Youths Clty
Tnnis Tournament 10 BE
Played To-day

Tho rain played general havoc
with the Mondays session of the
boys tennis tournament which Ia tie
Ing played at the Y, NJ &. A. courts
at Eleventh and Norfolk. The rain
fell early In the morning, completely
soaked the court and made further
play impossible, The Mondays play
will he continued to to-day, when the
matches will he played otf In schrd
ulod order. beginning at \ o'clork
this morning
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AMERICAN CHAMP
DEFEATS BRITISH
jim Barnes Conquers Jock
Hutchinson in $4,000
Purse Match

GREAT NECK, n. Y, Sept. 5.-
Jim Barnes. American open golf
champion. today defeated Jock
Hutchisoni British champion. five
up and four to play, in a SO hole
match for a silver cup and u purse
of s2,O00.
Barnes started afternoon play with
lead OF four up, which he incrcas-
ed to five up before the end of the
match. IIutchison drove wildly
several times, two drives going out
uf bounds and a third into the
water.
The afternoon card was.
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ARD N q II E--llrrschrl lNrnp.
aged &, was struck 10y an automobile
and almost instantly Killed l'rilat
on one OF the main streets NJ th,
city. llo was rolling am auto CASING
acros, the street and hocam. rnU
fused In trying 60 dodge two ou-
coming cars, with the result that h,s
neck was broken by one OF th,w
hitting him.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-06
Cmley Smith Wins
From Walsh on Foul

BARTLESNlLLE, Sept, 5.--Cur-
ley Smith ut Bartlesville won on a
foul in the tenth round of a sched-
uled l2-round fight with Pat Walsh
OF Kansas city here tonight, Walsh
forced the fighting all the way. The
men are middlcwe.ghts,
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OF
AMERICAN SPLIT
Red Sox and Browns Stop
Yanks and Indians;
Ruth Gets 5lst

nOsrON. Sept 5rhe Yankees and
Roi sot spit, a foublc. c.htad'r today the
lcnsue leaders winning the first game
to through Shswkeys fine pitching
snd the Red sor the socond contest. 3
TO 2 Karr held the Yankees safe In the
second gsr1a while tho home team MT
r. collins guinn and Rogers hard. Bah"
Huth collected his 5ist home run pf the
season In the r''und game.
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Athlc,Ics and Gr.tf. Split.

PHILADELPHIA Sept. .-washington
divided a double hill with philadelphia
tnday The scores were to : and 80 !.
In the morning game TASTY outptrh"d
the veteran johnson, tn" contest going
II innings TASTY helped to win his own
ga me by good work at the bat getting two
hits Tor extra h1Hcs ont ~ four times up
Us also scored two Of the runs.
Ruminrl was hit hard enough IN th'
.sriy innings nf the afternoon game TO
give the Senators n coinu nding lead and
wa. finally succeeded hy NaylOr In The"
third Johnson Miller and Charity "ach
got a home run In the second contest.
st,rptny ua,ne-gcorA.
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Indians and Drowns Split.

CLEVELAND. Sept S.--Clevcland rnd
81. Louis broke even today, Cleveland win
ming the morning gano 10 TO s, aud los
ing the afternoon contest. ~ to :, Smiths
batting was responsible for the morning
victory. white his stick work this after
noon kept the champions in the lead until
the seventh when 81, Louis made ilr con
scCutlvc hits md won the game. Cleve
land ran out ~ pitchers in the afternoon
Manager Speaker calling finally upon Hen
dorson, n college recruit from Texas,
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Brooki,n Wins u Pair.

RRoOKLYN. sept. b.--Brnoklyn won a
double header from Philadelphia today,
to and to 4. Bunched hits gave Brook-
iyn the first contest. George Smith was
knocked out Of the box in six innings OF
the second game. Sedg~lck a'lo~eu ono
nit in the last two innings.
rat
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summary. Two. base hlt--Iodt,
Ihrg"r, nurhc. iiutIrr. Griffin. Mnun,
stewart. tunuciiy Ihrr"- bns-c hit
Thompson Home ruuS--Ii,Tk =,
nSl,butn, Inst. Davis Sacrifice
hlt--En-, Double plays--iicrgcr,
Wn~hburn md itck, Nc.inuis,
Stewart and Brunuun fiichIn. rec
ori--DN Iii'hinoud. 7 runs. q hits
In I Ia innings, Oft iinugland, 10
runs, 10 hits IN 5 2.3 innings. in-''
ON bslIs--ou Kichmond \, iInuph-
land 2. Tojt Z, Mnun =. STRUCK out
lily Eichinoud 2. Naun ., laugh
land !. Todt =. wild pi,"h--iinugh-
land I. iiit hy pitched bail--iiy
itauEhland ncrgcrD, 1odt
iLckD Lcf, ou bns,r~-Tul~n D.
wichita ~. Time Of Enmc---2 ~
tWpirc----iiuckicy and Burnside.
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oln,u,.,c Pitcher Goes Tn.

OkMULG EE, Sopt 5--FurChNse
of Tom wills, okmuisce right,
handler, by the Rochester club Of
The international league waS an
nounced today by the okmulg"e
club of the Western association
Wills will report to the Rochester
club in the spring. lie has been unl'
OF Okmulgee's most depehu"o''
pitchers during the season
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Oklahoma CITY
Total, Uise v rOl,, 3s 10 ~

NVniT0N TNT T'IbVNW'T III H-V"T'W
score by Innings
t,otin sar 200 900 / 2
oki,homs CITY ......s 500 o20 2oo-- &
summary Two-base hits Robertson
hamilton. Mueller ?, iicaty Ihrrc haF"
hits Mueller. Harper. Sacrltl'r hfs
Hamilton. Mucllrr blackwell l'ase on
balls or Salisbury I, OF Mitchell /, OF
Love I, un iicrgcr I. lilt by plirhoL hNI'
put by Uergor Wilh pitch rInNn
STRUCK out-Hy Love h, n"tg"r 7.
uuna nnd hits-on salisbury and IN
= lnninga or Mitchell nud IN !
inning Dff Love and IN "a innings
Double plays Kruger TO Sp"aa. hoh"rt
son. TO Kruogcr tu SpcnA. Love 70 Nunse'
To Graham Left on hascn joplin 10
oklahoma city II. ISIns 'hrist"nsnn
Hamilton. Robertson a, Mueller. sp"as
KTuoyer. Kennedy ?. sinith, herE"r .
Ehnnloy, Harper 2. Graham. Heatly. tr
rnr. Hamilton, Vohotts"n. SpceH. betH''
| J Graham Hoatly, mitchell. huns"r. m
| pires Holmes and Guthrie. Time i've
hours
Alnnnh NLlIM
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phiIatsIphla,
ro,s. IS lOr3o 10 Totals


xSone out when winning run scored.
Score hy Innings.
Ny,shington ...... 100 00N 100 1o--5
Philadelphia ,....,....., ,OO2 600 900 IL
Summary. Two-h base hits Hasty 2
Dykes Double play witt 20 Pedkins
Rase on balls orr Hasty 3, off johnson J.
struck out Ry johnson & by Hhsy 4
Runs-Ricc . Picinich. Collins. Galloway,
Hasty !, Errors-ricini c. walker
Collins.
Afternoon game
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ST LOUIS, Sept, b.-The 'hrdlnaTN I0'N
both games from the cubs here this af' ~
noon by a to 4 score. The afterp piece
went five innings due TO rain. heavy
rain made a sbggy field for first Ea'ue
which was completed In n driZzle, pnphls
plays In tho second game were eNecu' "a
under severe adverse conditions and pre-
vented sveral scoring rallies by u'ih
clubs.
First gome--- SCOros
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sOlson out. hit by batted ball.
.SBattcd for Winters in ninth,
Score BY innings:
phtladelphia ......loo 600 o0o--l
prooklyn 49,. ..........OoO 2lO 00x e,
y summary stolen base-Psrkinson. sac
rifice hits-Johnson, Eilduff Wheat, Base
on bAls--ON Grimes 2? struck out-B
Winters<2 by Grimes 9. Passed bal.
Miller Runs. Miller. Olson. Griffin.
Schmandt -Lebourveau, Olson
O. Miller,
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zBatted for Daley In ninth.
E2Battcd for Freeman In ninth,
NBatted for Pcrtica in sixth.
Score by innings:
chicago ..., .,......,. .0l0 100 or
- Louis ................ 00s 900 u'N
summary: Twn-base hit--St0ck.
base hit--McHsnry, Double plays 'oI
(CONTlNTEn on NEXT pAOEl
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uEs MOINES sept b.. St Joseph took
both ends ~ dnupic header here today.
winning tho fyst game by tho score NJ
10 and IN, SECOND. 20 I. In both
ruut,ris prs Nuiucs took an eari> lead
only tu Inns. out In the closing innings.
Tirst game Suuro.
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Miners p,ui Indians Iilow

OKLAHOMA CtTY, sept. B.. pk!shoma
Guys ponnant prospects virtually dl'I
tho double header IA to aud to o.
It,.t r,rue.. g,urVf
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Totals 80 . ~ IL

summary: Twn-base hits. Walker.
G. walker Milan Home runs-Johnsun
Miller and Charity. Double plays No
grilgo to Harris to Judge, NRylor to
Dykes to J walker. base on hnlls-Otf
Rommci I, or Nsylor ;, OF Megriige /
struck ou,-By Rommel ., by NRylor !.
hy Mogridge J. Runs Rush .. Milan,
R'ce Miller, Charity, Mogridge, Johnson.
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Totals 90 lN ~ II rHals 'S ~ 81 -
2tan Tor q Sell IN eighth
aIRau for johnston In ninth,
Score hy innings
st Inuls ....... .Nel 700 hf0.#lg
cleveland .... ....-.... 100 $50 lg0- :
summary Two base hits-Jacobspu,
smith, Gardner, ONeul, Wambsgnnss,
Three. base hits Speaker. Jameson. Home
ruus--Smith, williams. Stolen base--Ger.
bcr poubls p,>ys Sewen to wambsgsnss
to Johnston, Kolp to McNanus 20 SIslcr
MCManuS to Gerber RaSe ON balls OF
Kolp ?. OF DAVIS ., or rhlr t. on Morton
2. struck out hy Uh'e !, Runs--To-
CONTINUED on NEAT PAGE)
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Orsha


an, 90, 00i 100 lDs 7
omaha -No lNN .'" "
aummars Earned runs Sioux CITY ?.
omaha Ipue run Graham Two.
hns- hits Mott piiti'n Sprnur"r. srctl
nee hts IstotEafi. Ice. iInric stolen
hn.r. Metz lshr1 Nohisuu Bislusuu.
Uann On balls Bn T.sar 8 ~ Davenport
OF C.iAsior ! Struck out ny T".at o,
b, Day"uport 2 by GlnHi"r llliN
bfr Davenport 10 and In : iuhiuga
Unuhio pInys K.Arna "a tcRtd To Met
Left on bases Stpus ti'y Q. omaha
Uuns Gislasnn. tInnry. ieliyclt 'liti'n
Sprnnscr Iiarbor. Lrnrd bsicrgatd
Metr Unbirnn Graham. Etrur- GislA
ann. Uanoy, Leo. Griffin. L-htd :, Mari
I'mpIrep -ntnsby and tusack TIM"
Two hours aud is minutes.
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unnkins Rlnnk SnNnr.

The Hopkins Motor supply team
defeated the savoy Cafe team yes
iterday, 10 TO o.
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British experts have estimated
that the known available coal heius
insure an adequate supply lor hne hne
normal needs OF the wor'o LOT '''VV
ye0
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Xliattri fur Jones IN ulnth.
Scor" hy Innings
hrw York ..... .ss... .'oo VNo avg
Boston .. ........ "oo 0oV 'vV-
summary Two.basc hits rlpp. collin
Three. base bits MeuH"l RUN. 'nuh
plays .Trrkiur,uFh tr I'irp. ftai' 70 SC"
fu M,truIs Baro On balls" orr shawl
D. or Jones . struck out .ly Jones
ty shaNksy ! Runs miller. P'' Nir
r,ugN g. Ruth o. Nrusri > EtrJrs
Miller g. ncNauy Pratt, !. Collins.
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,ond gan


rrisch, Stolen bases-Christenhuty.
Frisch. Young McusoL Double play
bancroft to Rawlings to Kelly. Bases on
niis-0ff shea / of Scott 8 struck ont
. nv shea 2? by Scott : Runs Christcn-
hurry Q, southworth. Young .. Kelly, Meu
ael Smith. Errors-Cruise. Go"dy. Meu-
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Gardner Wamhsgauss Three base hits
Gerber. Scwcll Jacobson homo runs
Smith >. Double plays-Smith to John.
son. 'Seill TO GaItncr, Gardner 20 John
Rton struck Nut-Ny Malls I. by Norton
/ Runs T0bin,--Sisier 2, Gerber. Shock.
err Jameson. WamhsEauss Speaker.
Smith 4 Gardncr, johnson, q Neill Errors
Scwcll
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De-, aaus,
niN. 20 10 81 -

EunInaryI Ihreo- base hII""tITl0T IW0-
hA.o hits Milan. owens hcsttN. connolly.
Left on bsScs--sSt Joseph 10, n'- Mp.nos
a Rtruek out ny OTinrr 3, by SchuUsuu
l. Rane on bals-On urtncr : ou gchu.
mann Runs--HeattS, connolly. owens.
Grant Error--p pCunnnr. lnplrrs An
dorsou 'Gnd IeckcT rlmg one hour and
IS minutsa
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Second gAmc-Score:
Totals ssil IA Total, 81 ~ .

xBattrd fr SMITH Tn seventh,
NxBatted for Sedgwick In ninth.
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-10-19
QUORUM COURT TO
 MffTsWfDNESDAY

The annual session of the Faulkner county quorum court will convene at the courthouse in this city next We'd nesday morning at 10 o'clock. Judge E. L. Smith will preside over the court, which will be composed of the justices of the peace of the county.
 Annual reports of the county of ficers will be submitted, taxes levied and appropriations made for the en- suing year. It is not anticipated that there will be much opposition if any this year to continuance of appro- priations for farm and home demon- stration work, a matter which has often split the court in preceding years.
 A new proposition to come before the court will be request for an appropriation for the maintenance of a propation officer under the juvenile court of this county. Many of the prominent women of the city and county are anxious that provision be made for such an officer, on the ground that it will have a good eff feet in preventing misdeeds and crime among the boys and girls of the county.
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-10-19
VILONIA.

School is progressing nicely. Most all crops are gathered, therefore we have large enrolment for the time | of the year.
 Robert Moore of Little Rock spent Sunday with home folks. R. B. Rogers and Owen Simpson have about finished making the sor- ghum crop of this season. They have made a total of 2,500 gallons.
 Vilonia now has two sweet potato curing houses which vii hold 1,500 bushels. So we expect to live, re- gardless of hard times. The houses are being rapidly filled this week.
 The county farmers union met here last Thursday and Friday. A large number of delegates were present. Much good work was done. Vilonia local will meet again on Sat urday night, October 29.
 There will be community fair at the Vilenia high school building Sat urday, October %. Everyone in this and adjoining communities is cordial ly invited to attend. Bring your stock, poultry, vegetables or any farm produce. All exhibits will be received and labeled on Friday after noon, It doesn't matter where you live, bring your exhibit and it will be received. A good moving picture show will be given at night after the fair is over. The proceeds will go to the domestic science department of our school.
 There was a most splendid article published in your paper recently, which referred to our Smith-Hughes man. It stated that he worked in our school half time, and the other half among farmers. This was slight mistake, as he puts in full day of eight hours with us for the next eight months, then he super vises plots with our boys the remin- der of the sumner, but he is more than glad to help any farmer on any Saturday with any farm problem, if he is called on.
 October 19.
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-10-19
WOOSTER SCHOOL.

Our school began last Monday, Oc- tober 10, on that date we enrolled 42 students. The majority of the patrons were present. We had also with us Prof. Parsons.
 We have a number of students yet to enter school and up to date we have enrolled 52.
 We are sorry to note the illness of the primary teacher, Miss Bent n, but we hope she will soon be able to be back with us.
 Mrs. Cantrell of this place has charge of the primary grades until Miss Benton gets back.
 Dennis Patton and Floy Ford are on the sick list this week.
 Mir. Williams was out last week helping the corn club boys select their corn for the fair.
 The peanut boy here, Coy Glover, produced 40 bushels of peanuts on his club patch, and has an exhibit for the fair.
 We were sorry that we could not get ready for the community fair here on the date announced The date is now set for October 29. We are expecting lots of exhibits from all adjoining communities. The Wooster school especially invites all other schools to attend. We have elected as our president, Prof. Hall. man; committee on arrangements Mrs. Sallie McMahan, Mrs. Elsie Patton. Mrs. Dovie Robinson anC Mrs. Bertie Hiett; assistant commit. tee, Faber Tyler, Allen Glover, L. E Bass, D. F. Patton and c. H. Fuller committee on entries, Miss Ordea, McMahan and T. N. Ford. In elect ing this board of committees we triet to get the live wires of the commu nifty and we are sure they will put forth efforts for a good fair.
 Mrs. Fronie Cantrell, Miss Leaf McMahan and Daisy Ball, Committee