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The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-10-24
Feeling Runs Hiqh

London, Oct. 24.-Feeling over the
attempt of Former Emperor Charles
10 regain the throne of Hungary is
running high in Czecho Slovakia, it is
said. in dispatches received in British
official quarters from Prague. The de-
cree for the mobilization of the Czec-
ho Slovakia army was expected this
morning and Premier Benes is ex-
pected to be in communication with
the governments of Rumania and
CZecho Slovakia
An unofficial telegram received
from Budapest last night states that
the Hungarian premier has informed
the British government the situation
is steadily improving The Carlists
have been driven back considerable
distance from Budapest and loyal
troops are on the scene 1t is said
they should be able to surround the
former emperor and his followers. II
is regarded as most important to get
Charles out of Hungary, and the gov
ernment of that country is anxious to
know where he should be sent when
captured.
An earlier telegram received from
the British minister in Budapest said
Charles and his forces were only a
few miles out of the city and that the
firing of guns could be heard. The
foreign minister of Hungary told the
British minister that the troops on
either side refused to fire upon each
other feeling the lower classes are
opposed to the restoration of Charles
but in the middle class there is ten
dency in favor of the former emperor.
Budapest is said to be strongly pa
trolled and no disorder has occurred
there.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-10-24
REPORT KING CHARLES ASSASSINATED
INVASION OF HUNGARY BY THE
FORMER EMPEROR IS LIKELY TO
LEAD TO SERIOUS COMPLICATIONS
GRAVE CONCERN

London, Oct. a. Grave anxiety
over the position of negotiations be-
tween the British government minis
ters and the Sinp Feiners of ireland
looking to final conclusion was felt
here today. The conference between
members of the British cabinet and
members Of the Dali Eireann was re-
sumed but there was evident a feel
ing that the situation was such as to
give ground for grave concern among
those hopeful for an adjustment of
the Irish controversy.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-10-24
Pubic Is Asked By Railway Labor Board To
Refrain From Loose Talk Concerning Strike

Chicago, Oct. 24.-The railroad Ia.
Dor board announced today that it had
reason to hope that the railroad strike
set for October 80 would be averted,
In formal announcement the board
warned the public to refrain from
loose talk and provocative language
about either side of the controversy.
"All good Americans should refrain
from lose talk and provocative Ian.
guage about either side of the contro.
versy. Neither of the parties shouli
be alarmed or irritated by unwarrant
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-10-24

ed denunciation or condemnation from
any source"
"The statement added: "There
great reason to hone that the atrik
will be averted. The board has se:-
tied 700 disputes between the rail
roads and their employees in about a
year and a half. any of these dis
putes contained possibilities Of strike
or lockouts.
"The board is anxious to get tt
present dispute out of the way in or
der that the restoration Of sound bus
mess conditions may proceed"
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-10-24

STORM ON
THE GULF
Center of Disturbance Was Off the West End of
Cuba At Noon Headed Northwestward and
Will likely Come Up West Coast Tonight

Tmapa, florida. Oct. 9i.-(Spec.al
TO The Evening Telegram.) Station
Director Bennett OF the weather bu-
reau here mt noon today issued IL
statement TO The effect that hurricane
warnings have been displayed by az
der OF .he weather bureau AT Wash
ington from hey West to ApaIachi-
cola. The tropical storm was this
morning nearing the western end 0i
Cuba. moving slowly nOrtIwcS!ward.
II was expected TO change it, course
this Afternoon 20 north oi E0rthcaSt
50 tina, winds Oi hurricane velocity
are 10 he feared late tonight along the
entire FlOl Ma eoa>! OF the Guii OF
Mexico
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-10-24

London. Oct. 24.-Orders for The
advance of the Czecho SIovak army
were expected yesterday. says a Cen
tral News dispatch from Prague. All
arrangements for the march against
Hungary are said to have been com
rleted. The Czecho Slovak govern
ment has issued an official statement
dcclal ing the little Entente is re-
solved TO oppose the rSeurn- Of "a
Hapsburg to the Hungarian throne.
The farces supporting Charles is
composed of three divisions.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-10-24

directing leaders. AS the board has
summoned the general chairmen of
the unions to the Chicago conference,
a prolonged hearing would leave the
locals without leaders. The strike
call provided that the general chair
men should supervise the strike and
be responsible for its conduct in the
territories within their jurisdiction,
reporting each night Ly wire the sit
NaiiOn on their lines
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-10-24
Means War

London. Oct. 24.-(By The Asso-
ciated Press)-It is reported in
Vienna that the British high commits
si-ner there has declared the entente
VIII construe the continued presence
of former Emperor Charles in Hun
gary as casus belli, says an Ex-
change Telegraph dispatch from the
Austrian capital today.
The eX-ruler is reported to have
declared that if the entente adhered
to its policy of suppressing the will
of the Hungarian nation" then he. as
the legitimate king, would sever re-
lations with the entente.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-10-24
Shipping Warned

Washington, Oct 24.-Rain for the
next II hours in the south Florida
and cast gulf will attend the tropical
storm moving northward from the eX-
treme western end Florida where it
wa| located today by the weather bu-
reau. All shipping has been advised
Of dangerous gales and high seas over
the eastern Gulf OF Mexico and the
Florida straits and storm warnings
were ordered displayed on the gulf
coast from the mouth of the Missis-
s'ppi river eastward and at Miami,
Fla. Rain was reported to have fall
len within the last "a hours in Flor
ida.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-10-24
Railway Brotherhood Leaders Insist There Is
No Hope for Peace Until Settlement Is Made

Chicago, Oct. 24-The presidents of
the five uncns today reassertcd to the
railway labor board the stand they
took at their conference with the
board last week when hey insisted
they had no power TO suspend or call
off the strike unless settlement in
accordance with their demands was
reached. If the strike is called the
indications Today were that the strik
ers may find themselves without any
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-10-24
WARNING ISSUED

Chicago, Get. 24.-(By Associated
Press)-The four big brotherhoods
and the switchmen's union have reit-
Grated their warning to the railroad
labor board that only a satisfactory
settlement can prevent the strike call
ed for Sunday morning, it was learned
today.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-10-24
VESSELIIN DISTRESS

Newport News, Va, Oct. 24.-Dis-
tress calls sent out by wireless late
yesterday afternoon by the shipping
board steamer Lake Elsmeer when
fire was discovered in the hold of the
vessel, were cancelled a few hours la
ter, the blaze having been placed un-
der control by the ships crew.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-10-24
Ultimatum Sent

LoLndon, Oct. An ultimatum
has been sent to the Hungarian gov
ernment by Czecho Slovakia, giving
the former As hours to secure the re-
moval of Former Emperor Charles
from that country. it is stated in a
dispatch from Vienna to the Exchange
Telegraph Company.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-10-24

before Sergeant Younger entered He
walked slowly around the caskets
three times. then stopped and placed
the roses on the casket facing the
entrance to the chamber He then
turned, facing the entrance. saluted
and reported to the American officers
that he had made his selection
While the ceremony was going on
French military band played the dead
march from Saul"
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-10-24
ON WALL STREET

New York, Oct. 24.-Traders evil
IDENTIFY were disposed to draw favor
able inferences from latest develop
ments in the railroad situation judg-
ing from the trend of prices at the
opening of today's stock market.
Transcontinentals, rangers and coal
ers were higher by fractions 10 Q Ia
Northern Pacific was the strongest
issue.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-10-24
Last Minute Briefs
WORK ON ROAD NO ,

Gala, Fla, Oct. ~. Two gangs OF
cOnyictS TO work on State road No. ,
will be moved from Putnam and N0-
luSia counties this week and taken
to Marion county to begin operations
i'm that county. They will be quarter
ed camp at stanton. II is proposed
by the State highway department TO
push work on this highway aS
speCd:ly aS possible,
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-10-24
nISC0INTS FOR LEGION

Arcadia, Fla, Oct. 2l.-The ma
jOrity OF the retail merchants OF Area
dia have agreed TO give all members
OF the American Legion in good
standing in Arcadia per cent dis
count. This discount is TO apply TO
cash purchases and to charge ac.
counts settled within thirty days.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-10-24
NO new DEVELOPMENTS TODAYIN
THREATENED STRIKE SITUATION
BOTH SIDES NOW MARKING TIME
Railway Labor Board Seems To Be Banking Heav-
lily On the Joint Conference on Wednesday At
Chicago But the Big Brotherhood Heads
Say There Will Be No Compromise
Until Demands Are Granted
STAND PAT

ST. Louis, Oct. 24.-President Man
ion of the railroad teIegraphers in z
statement today to The Associated
Press denied rumors that the tclee-
raphers would reconsider their de-
cision to join the strike Sunday. The
teIeeraphers is the only body Of en-
poyes that has decided to go out with
the biu five examinations.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-10-24
Budapest Garrison Quits

Vienna, oct. 24.-CBy the Asso-
ciated Press.l 1t is reported in diplo-
lmatic quarters here that part of
the Budapest garrison has declared
tor former Emperor Charles. Dis
patches from the hungarian capital
yesterday said the garrison was loyal
to the government headed by Admiral
HOrtbV
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-10-24
Holm W DAVIS DEAD

st. Augustine. Oct. 2l.-JOhi W.
Davis OF this city, who for several
years was representative in the legiS-
lature from st. Johns county. died ut
u hospital he.e laie yesterday aitt r
Il long Illness
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-10-24
NEW ORLEANS MARKET

New Orleans, Oct. 24.-The unfavor
able European political news and a
much lower Liverpool than due put
cotton lower today, the trading
months losing 10 to 90 points in the
last half hour of business. December
sold down to $3.50 The hurricane
near Cuba aroused the fear that the
storm might sweep the Atlantic, and
this gave the market a fairly steady
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-10-24
Admiral HOrthy FIeeS

Berlin, Oct 24.-Admiral Horthy
regent Of Hungaria fled from Buda-
pest when the forces of former En-
pcrcr Charles approached, according
to Techen dispatch to the Zeitung
1t is said he left the reins of govern
ment in the hands of a provisional
directorate composed of monarchists
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-10-24

tral this morning near extreme west
end OF Cuba and moving slowly north
ward: dangerous gales and seas over
east gulf and Florida straits.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-10-24
Admiral Horthy Is Said
To Have Fled From
Budapest On the Ap-
proach of the Army of
King Charles c ON =
posed of Not Less Than
Three Divisions

LondOn. Oct. 24.-An unverified re-
pert that former Emperor Charles OF
Austria has been aSSaSSinated has
been received by the Exchange Tele-
graph Company.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-10-24

A Detroit judge granted a woman
divorce because her husband criticised
her cooking.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-10-24

United States War Department is
to train reserve officers of the army
by mail correspondence course
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-10-24

Storm is Dangerous
Washington, Oct 24.--Thc weather
bureau today issued the following
storm warming: Tropical slnrm cen.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-10-24
LAKELAND AND VICINITY

Rain tonight with wind
reaching hurricane force on
West Coast.
The evening herald., 1921-03-15
EQUAL PAY ENVELOPES

MOTHER phase h labor of brain
Drawn discussed b., Thoma, W L.uout of Morgan
"a group way against hc cl,
distribution lie says that of all incomes of
Americans for year only per the
including the children the poor the nontaNatc and those who
should have bIt didn't pay.
But the distribution the fortunate shall say the
mNuut"unac -s stiI more uneven
Lamont paid 2G' of 'Ir total individual income while
tr baunouy per ccut paid 73'2 per Of the
Three tnthou-ondh, of the population paid almost three
fourth, of thc %
insist, there should be distribution of the
cost ui government
But on other hand student economic, points out
the fault really hc. t distribution of income. I
that the few too much taxes But he has arcmcdy
cy different from the -ggc>t'd 10y Lamont lie would
mp the distribution of incomes which, bee asserts would the
distribution of income taxes
II would, of course, au how?
Last iul ry, small boy, upon the uung Some
Of the more cni"rprug finished the with large collection, of
puuu, Others had fewer; had
Thi, is how It happened:
Some Of the boys kc o TO the hs every saturday ad long
and worked hard hauling back day returns Others spent
ddu' work hard climbing carrying home dlcd bags
And few took advantage of their trading ati"
gathered from trees and squirrel nests Hu the point is, they got
them.
get them Nor did the boys who Thought too hard to climb trees
all day. and carry heavy oHd~
would been right divided pmous
The close OF " season that each hoy had an even ,haro
Would lha hav" encouraged uting parilc, soason
Suppose there had been 10 for example,
The boys who collected the would have had to the rg
est tax.
And those who pmos would have escaped taxation ch
Would that have encouraged nutug expeditions future
Still you admit is difficult collect pnon, q hoy
who han just " hard as it to collect money tax from III"
The solution lies u inspiring each boy with the same ambition
collect pmouy TO work hard TO work long and mtcgrty
II ism an easy problem
upon the effort those scientists, students and pro-
life writer's who are trying o ul easy solution, of th" problem
The evening herald., 1921-03-15
LEGAL NOTICES

NOTICE
fr fNr Probate Court BauuaHlo County.
a. ~
No. 2UtI
lu flr Matter uf the Estate of samuel
roEllUN Deceased.
Nur.r b.. nrrrhy r,yun that tho under.
ieu,i Administrative has Nl.d her final
account u 90, above court 1uu rha' .lId
count bH. hA'I aud anpumted rh, l-tn das
of AptN t"tl 10. 10. tf. i.r 'u. hearing
uf pnlrbfirr. foo SUCH frU urruu"t Uud fH'
.,UI,uitnt thereof
ANNIE sEaALOrF
Admiufsfrafr.E
Dated March o. 1891
'ar l.,-- 90 Arr
CERTIFICATE or COMPARISON.
tN1. ln91al
STATE or rIW MEXICO
STATE tuKpuK ATlut MISSION
OF AEM MEXICO.
ff.f.I -fHtss ~ America.
#T.H. uF Atw Nrnf f.H..aHr
o. Is Hereby Certified that tho aHuty'I
o. 70 hlI true and DsmuIttt Transcript of tHt
CERTIFICATE or lNtuRruhATluN
uP
AiHUQuTRQur Cu OPERATIVE DAIRY
ASSOCIATION
$50 Sto,thold,rs' Liability
with tho 'ndur.'u'uis thereof. ns same 10
pears uu ilr and 81 record in the Office Of
Inc State Corporation Commission
IN Testimony Whereof, tho state COrpo
The evening herald., 1921-03-15
CERTIFICATE or rnINC

80 AIi ~ NIM hINlib
STATE tpWpuFNTIuN tuMNl-.
uf NtW MEXICO
United States Uf America.
state ut N,e NrarH ss.
Do is Hereby Certified. that thri
fIIrd tur record Boo fhn ufiiro ~ fB'
Corporation Commission ct thr State
NtRru. ru tlr 3ih day ~ March.
1894. az 1850 clock d. m..
CERTIFICATE of iNCuKruRAl
CERTIFICATE oF sruCKuuLnl
NuN LIABILITY OF
ALbtQuERQuE Cu.ofLRAriyE
$50 Ntnrlholdyr Liability
WHEREFORE The incorporation
IN Faid ttftiUratr NJ IncOrporai In
who hHNy aiEuod tho same. and the
ccHAoIa aud assigns. are hereby docl
he from this date until tho seventh
March, Nineteen Hundred aud Sever
Corporation hy the namo and for II
poses Get forth To said Ccftihcata
tNoa. luull aud 10000
lN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, the
Corporation CominisHi0u of the state
atEuyl by rs Chairman sud the seal
Commission 10 be- affixed at tho I
slaia 10 on this 9Th day ~ March.
lnaI
laEALl ItGH II. WILLIAM
Chair
Attest; A. J. MORRISON. Clsrk.
Mar ls.Is.
lNpENED
N4g
Comp 4
y a. no g q.
State NJ New MrNico.
County ~ herualillo--fE
Ihn instrument Was nlyd Tor rec
ib, 1ih day of March 1891. A. $50
% On Recorded iu Vol n" Mtsc ,
ord. ot said County folio ga on Mai
tSEALl FRED CRoLLOTT
c.srs and Rsee.
The evening herald., 1921-03-15
New Mexico Farm and Ranch Stories

come .au.au-h'E satisfied. wH', .a.
aud Hn"s .i. i1l. COTTON HHa rtls'.
#Iu.'. as um experiment iH.'
,lH HuH several hundred H..'. VIII
l. uiIr. fH cotton .Ni E.t. lI.-
poets ... iHEu.tn.. in. good apple
,rup. average cad. guu '.H,.''H.
H'u'r| opinion d. chat conditions Air
uu i.' iN-flh'r
7u.Hl taE'-'..N in ru". '"HH.-
H'H .N. rain .7 needed IT'D" N't'
lfN .-hi mutu''m. Hi lu huH.-
n'. n. inquiries Goo H.'' N.I.N
~" usu..E received I'''.Hh'. -nN
INnuiI. "'4 hlII' INU"'"E "p. '".
Noh"
COY Nul'r- Heavy '"iilr Losses.
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lu' .'.. nH.N' 'li|.iN .N'Ii
ttAur u .h' h'hl'H Do. Ih' sn'F'.
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lN' i'"'" As Hu Illustration "'' lb'
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The evening herald., 1921-03-15


OF IiiE
AIEuQplUQuG CuuiLRAT,E DAIRY
Ar-utlhllus
$50 stoUAholders. LIahuyJ
SON All NtS Bi InLcl rKEs
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Ho.,r, au ot Albuqucntue. Ne" AnIgo ana
80 ui whom are ,.ti,eus ct ihc United
states. lasv Nus ilr.t ury ot frhihatJ,
1891 associated uureNrs together iut Tue
purpufr ut forming % turro'atIuu.
ARTICLE j
The ram" u me Cooperation is hIHl
u tNQ,r 20 urtkAuNE pAiR As
-UtIAiIUN ESQ ~toukholdcrs liability
ARTICLE o..
The principal place Of business % the
faId tufrerhu"u q. NIlNQN"fqHt. H'N ".h
ieu. and D. b.. flINurs 4s thr agent 100
charge thereof and upon ~tuu pr,,'-.
a,4ms. tUU Corporation uHy Doe served.
ARTICLE Iu.
The objects tur which ihs Corporation "
section O. ,aI To sncourHr, better aud
mst. economical methods iu ths prediction.
Manufacture. Hrd deliver. tu tur consumer
OF lf.t quality mIIl. cream. huit't .n.'s"
aud uIlrr dairy products aud dairy Boy
products at ur lowest possible coat aud
lhe ,uEaFuE 900 ftv handling, gtudihg,
ftaudariiNnE watHiarturnt. storing mar
Setting. aud udtrrfi.irs ui Dauy ptutuc'a
ttI 40 rur'n... handle. Eell aud deliver
feeds aud dni) .urph~ nnd au mus
H,.iri in ttr production aud dItirUuIIHu
uf dairy proHurt. urd DAIRY ty.rtudU,i..
Coz Ip cultivate aud develop thv '"
ap,riu,r Hurt boo tug c'uwuuiN. ul!a''u'
CO.. aud surrHuuutus AluuIutruu.. aEi U'r
form buy other Wufs ur TASKS which may
I.ui goo ihr briterW,ni ut its Htucaluld,f'
a,rtiuu q. tal Iu purchase. rent rut
ludi 90 whef"iH' a'plr' "f ""n a'N
l.1sr. mortgage. ur control hAOh INl.dIh.'
ur equipment and real ur personal property
Hs MAJ hv needed or convenient 900 Zoe
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-06
$500 TO 95.co
Vogu::sh Goats, WYats and Cabes

EXQUISITE Coats Wraps or the newer Canes
in soft, deep pile fabrics. iuxuriously fur-trim-
med and fur collared or tailored with embroid-
cry and stitching for ornamentation host of
new fabrics. new coors; fitting or cose-nt-
ting models.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-06

the BRIDES parent and later Mr.. and
Mrs. Morgan loft for Canada and
other Northern points.
Among the out-of-town guests at
tending the wedding were, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ralph Wnnn. OF Washington,
Mr.. ana Mrs. Rae Mason and Harry
Christian, OF New York; Mr.. Queens.
berry. Of Norfolk; Mr. aud Mrs
Charles Morgan and Mr. and Mrs
Arthur Martin. OF Portsmouth,; Misses
Katherine Moore. Elizabeth and Julia
Siewers. OF Richmond. and Haywood
Bridges. of Atlanta. Ga.
Benefit Entrrtninincnt.
"Wilfred. the Wizard" magical en-.
tertainer and veutriloquist, will give
an entertainments Thursday evening
ut o'clock, I'm the Burton Heixhts
school. under tho auspices OF the
Parent-Teacher. Association Of the
school.
showers ut Home.
On Monday evening. Mt Sis o'clock
pantry shower will be given at
The wilson" home, eos North Nine
tcenth Street. by the Federation az
iome departments OF the Methodist
Sunday schools Of the Richmond dis
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-06

Tho Hope Chest" will be held ope,
| Until Saturday. November IL.
shower For Rride.
Last Thursday a m!scc,lancou.
shower was given at the home of Mrs
w. ). Cournow. sS00 Garland Avenue
bE Misses Mary and Gertrude Mahcr
In honor cf Miss Bessie Hoover.
The house WAS beautifully d.curat t.
Ell Tor the occasion In ported ferns
flowers ana shaded lights. after I'll,
guests had assembled Marvin Cournow.
representing little fairy. came in:c
tie room and led Miss Hoover ,c
what seemed 10 be n huge rock. After
a wave of his magic wand the rock
opened and concealed therein tho
brtde-to-bc found many gifts.
In The dining room vases OF yellow
ana white Observation-Disclosures were
used and a color scheme Of yellow
and white was carried out in the
tavors and refreshments.
the invited guests were; Misses
deien Hoover. Nell Black. Bernice
thcWS. Bessie Hoover. Halle Mahcr.
Mary Lee Camp. Virginia Thcws. Ger
trude Maher. Louise Schclbulhuth.
Lorcnc Dooley, Vivian Southwark.
INA Agnor. Fannie Mahcy. Mildred
Holiday. Louise Kerr, Madeline
''ohertE, Eva Cont. Ollie Johnson
Agnes Dcwden. Gertrude Barthole-
new. Madeline Cont. Dorothy Rawls.
Cecil Page, Byrd Mc!utirc. vista Ter
rtI!. Grace Smith. Myrtle Morris
Grace Jennings, virginia Pearson. Ell.
sic Linhardt. Lucy Madison. Ethel
"a wyer Mesiames w :. Cournoyy
w y. alahcr. Guy Clark. ..aro,ir.
thews. otto Biersch. Rob Stokes. ".
y. Craige and Marvin Cournow.
tin>S Recital.
IN Interesting class recital WAS
-l'cn by the pupils or Miss Ruth
fiS' gers piano class on "Wednesday
.feniHS In the home Of Mr.. and Mrs
+. Richardson, 1910 North Thirty
'iih street. This marked the clos
nS OF the summer session and open-
hE OF thc winter enc.
me entire program was rendered
~ fupils OF the summer class. and
nose who had successfully passed
ne term We're awarded class pjns
..ier which refreshments were served
he decorations We're ferns. cirvsan.
hsn'ums Md Halloween novelties.
ihose taxing part In the entertain