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The New York herald., 1921-10-10
PRINCETON SHOWS
POWERFUL DEFENCE
But Team Fails to Impress iii
Line Plunglng Tactics
Fast End Running.
spsoia, Despa.eh 10 rHn Nsw youx rrn.rr

Special Despatch 10 THE Nsw yonK TIEnAIr
PRINCETON. N. j.. Oct s-r.sar foot.
ball followers are encouraged over tho
showing that Princeton made SATURDAY.
against Colgate In the second game Of
the season. improvement having beer
manifest in several departments Of the
teams play.
The work of Gray and Tyson on tho
ends was u pleasant surprise. and az
the rate these two substitute fankmen
are now going Stinson and Sniveley viii
have to fight for their places. At pres
ent 1t Is thought probable that Stinson
will start at one end In the Navv gamc
and that the other is to be assigned to
one of the two new men. Both rlaved
fast and heady game and verv little
distance In running back kickoffs was
won by the Maroon.
The line from tackle to tackle was
excellent on the defence. Colgate only
two first downs coming In the lasg
quarter after most of the first string
linesmen had been sent to the showers.
Not so much. however. can be said of
the forwards work IN opening up holes
for their backs on the offensive. The
chief criticism Of the Orange and
Black team play. in fact. is that the
entire offensive play was weak. Tho
plays and were forced TO rely on end
runs. The scoring was due to Louries
Individual work In running back punts,
and some good gains bv Cleaves. who
Is now regarded as likely to start In the
Navv game Mt full hack.
The secondary defence while Wittmer
and G'lroy were In the game was deadly.
and the few times that the Marco" backs
were able to elude the forwards they
invariably fell beneath the deadly tack
ling of the two veterans backing up the
Inc.
Last fall the NAVY chiefly gained
through their OFT tackle plays here. but
the chief danger that the Prirc~ton
coaches now anticipate Is that the Tiger
offence viii not be up to scratch.
OF the substitutes who were " O
considerable part OF the game Euver
made the best i,npression He Is cN'ef
understndv cf Don Lourie and shone
particularly N carrying the ball. s.
Harrison Thompson the track star Of
whom 80 much was expected last year
before ne was injured. made his debut
a-d pe~sormAS cred'tab'v on the de.
fence. His ability In diagnosing the open
formation Of the visitors. however. was
not so apparent
Iourie carried the burden of the kick4
ing and did remarkably we'll consider
Ing the condition of the ball. n no
worthy successor of Joe Schcerer II de-
veloped II may be that he viii draw
this assignment for the remainder OF
the year.
The team as a whole was In much
better condition than In the previous
contest, and this was reflected through
out the game.
The New York herald., 1921-10-10
Went wealfishinr and Got a riuke.

Billy Roberts of Canarsie does not make
many fishing trips. but once In while he
fits UP and out he goes for weakfish. On
last Tuesday he went out with a guide from
Sands Bay. Joe Ryan and fellow named
channel between Barren Island and Rock
away Point and fished around more or les
all day. Up 10 late hour they had not
connected with any fish, but finally one
grabbed Bilys bait and away with -. the
fish was hauled aboard and was found to be
a fluke. Upon their arrival at the dock
Dick Person yelled to Billy: ibid yo'i
catch anythingf" "rhe only thing I caugr'
was a cold" answered the weary fisherman. I.
Joe Ryan never said word. Dick took
q ling aDiece. VEprTaS
The New York herald., 1921-10-10
Frenchman Runs 300
Meters in SO Seconds

DARIS. Oct. 9.-Thirty-six sec-
- onds for the 800 meter race
i was the time credited TO Gas,
ton Ferry at meet held at ST. Cloud
to-day under the auspices OF the
French Athlsrie Association. II this
time 10 approved It constitutes q
worlds record.
Maurice Deiivarty, who In 1890 set
a new worlds record for the oo"
meter run with I minute go sec-
onds, to-day made the same distance
In I minute LIS seconds.
The long distance runner duiiie-
mot failed to break the 5000 meter
record. covering the distance In y
minutes As LIS seconds.
The New York herald., 1921-10-10
On Essex County Courts.

The annual Essex County mems cham
pionshjp lawn tennis tournament begar
yesterday on the clay courts OF tht
Essex County Country Club, at West
Orange. with thir'y-hve contendcrs COM
peting In the singles.
Percy l.. Kynaston gained his semi
Nnal bracket by defeating James ID
Ewing at ca. 6--2. In the fourth round
being steadier when II came to playing
the backcourt position and also In his
ability to finish of shots at the net posi-
tion.
Anton Won Bernuth. In the same
rornd, defeated Howard Bath at 6---l
s-3, and Il. C Oelsner Won from G.
Brown by a score of 6--l. 6--1, to sair
the semi-hnaI brackets.
The New York herald., 1921-10-10
THE BAMBlNo.
Wa vere talkinr 10 Col. Ruopert before the ga,

talking Col Rupp before the IT'S rather tough
But tell about these big strong fellows
all that wise thing play Ruth yesterday His
home q
pitched I a little differently.
isn't a
An
would
decided
The New York herald., 1921-10-10
Sakman Is Double Victor
in A.A.U. Handbasl Tourney

For the second time in three months
william Sakman. metropolitan title
holder. carried Off first prize In both
singles and doubles or the A. A. u.
handball tournament. which came to
close yesterday afternoon on the courts
at brighton Beach. In the singles the
Trinity Club star defeated Gallowin Of
the Equitable Gymnasium. after a gruel-
ling three set struggle, the game going
at 20--2i. 2i---20. 21--17.
Salman had Ed Groden. national
Junior champion. ms q partner In the
doubles and the pair won the final from
Bob Powers. unattached. and Sam Bux-
baum Of the Eastern District Y. NJ. 9. A.
The scores we're 2f-16. 2f--9.
The New York herald., 1921-10-10
At South American Nets.

BuENos AIRES, Oct. 9.-'rhe firsA
matches in doubles for the South Ameri
can tennis charlottesville were won to-
day by Chilean and Argentine rlavers.
A. Zumelzu and A. Hor'al, Argentina,
defeated II. Haddox and r. Mares,
Paraguay. Go, s---1. 60, and ]. Har-
nescker and NJ Muller. Chile. won from
T.. Stanham and Il. Pieres. Uruguay.
&C.. 6---3, 4-6. 6---3. The finals in
the singles which were 10 have been
played to-day, were postponed.
The New York herald., 1921-10-10
The lineup F:
Talcos (o,.
Victory for Rroaklyn.

The Brooklyn Football Club met and
defeated the Bay Ridge team In a New
York State League soccer game at
Ridgewood Baseball Grounds yesterday
by score OF 2 goals to I, the Brook
lyns leading at half time by 10. Twen-
ty minutes after the start McChesnie.
at inside left. scored the first goal for
Brooklyn, and fifteen minutes after the
restart he tailed again. DENLY. at GEN.
tire forward. scoring for Bay Ridge
about ten minutes before play ceased
for the day.
The lineilp.
The New York herald., 1921-10-10
Queen.boro A. c. Bouts.

Tomorrow at the Greensboro A. C. IN
Long Island City Joe Mooney. the West side
lightweight, meets Bushey Graham OF RroolS-
lyn In the star ten rounder. There will al~o
no two other ten round decision bouts, Eadc
McKennn, the Fighting Harp OF Denver
tackling Willie Dunfee of Harlem, and Tom
my TX. o. Smith of Long Island City hook
ing up with Tommy Duffy of Greenpolnt
The profits OF the show win be turned over
to the building fund Of the John Dwyer Post
Veterans of Foreign Wars.
The New York herald., 1921-10-10
The snkmsn-Gaiiowin match was the

The snkman-Gallowin match was the
closest yet recorded In the local district.
The ultimate loser passed up at least
half dozen opportunities TO win the
match In the second set, but inability TO
return high shots resulted In his down.
fall. Sakman rallied after the rest
period, and after overcoming five point
disadvantage Mt the outset went out
and, once in the lead, he was never
headed.
In the first set Sakman showed the
way to his aggressive opponent by 10 to
3. but Gallowin came back and ran out
twelve points while the champion was
collecting only one. Again In the sec-
ond set Gallowin was leading Sakman
by IA TO z, but the Trinity Club star
pulled out the game by scoring pumer.
ous aces on kill" shots.
The New York herald., 1921-10-10
South American Football.

BuENos AIRES, Oct 9.--The Para
guyan football team, participating for
the nrst time in the South American
championships. surprised 10000 spec
tators to-day by defeating the Uruguay
ans, last years champions. in the second
game Of the series. The score was 2
goals to I.
The New York herald., 1921-10-10
MILOFSKY Is FIRST
IN BRONX RACE
Leads Home Fleet Field in
Manhattan-Bronx Leagues
6 1-2 Mile Jaunt.

Louis Miiofsky OF the Morningside A.
c.. winner Of many road races last year
made an auspieious start In mis- cam
paign this season when he led home a
speedy field In the six and half mile
race Of the Manhattan and Bronx Ath.
letic League yesterday. The race was
run over the San. Salvador Clubs course
In The Bronx. There were sixteen start
ers. All completed the distance.
John Mccarthy OF st. Jerome's Catho-
lie Club. one Of the limit men. who had
an allowance Of five minutes. was the
early pacemaker and he stole a Ions
lead during the FIRST mile. The sizzi'nn
pace he set took lot out Of him during
the second mile and he gradually lost
eround. He was 20 tired when he en-
tered the third mile that he offered such
feeble resistance to challenges from j.
Cain Of the Mohawk A. c. and p. Birch
o. St. Jerome's Catholic Club that both
passed him. Cain and Birch showed the
way until the four mile mark was
reached. Here MiofsISv took command
He shook off several challenges from O.
Thompson of st. Christonher Club and
finailv won by sixty yards
q. Ni'lson OF the Finnish American A.
G. might have made things interestinp
for the winner II he had not gone OF
the course. He was moving into con-
tending position when he sought infor-
nation from spectators in REGARD to the
course. They misled him. When he dis
covered his mistake II was too late for
him to catch the leaders.
irving PrIm. oIso Of the Finnish Ame~-
loan. captured the fast time prize. He
covered the distance In 33 minutes 22
seconds. He started from scratch and
finished In sixth position. The order OF
finish:
The New York herald., 1921-10-10
Hydewood Golf Champion.

Pr.AIxFIErp. N. j., Oct. 9.--Newton c.
Mair, State and Union county golf
champion, to-day won the championship
of the Hydewood Golf Club by defeating
Wren Townlcy. z and Q. in the final
round for that honor.
The New York herald., 1921-10-10
Tipperary Beats Cavan.

The contest between Tippcrary and County
Cavan for the Gaelic football championship
noon was won by Tipperary by a score OF
II 10 g. The silver cup emblematic Of the
championship was presented to the winning
team by Supreme Court Justice Frank
Cannon.
The New York herald., 1921-10-10
ROD AND GUN NE WS
HIGH WATER FOR LOCAL ANGLERS OCTOBER 10 rc

only the best and most experienced OF still
hunters can look for success. But there
are few more beautiful mountains In the
world to climb, with recurrent Views OF the
lake and Its innumerable islands opening
as the hunter makes his way upward from
lodge to ledge.
The New York herald., 1921-10-10
Brooklvn f2,.
Bay Ridge (1).
Tie at 4 Goal in Brookiyn.

At Hawthorne Field. Brooklyn. yes
teriay the Tyrconncl Celts and the
Catholic Club met In the serie- of the
Metropolitan Soccer League AMI played
n tie game, each side scoring 1 goa'
Both goals were scored In the first half,
Grey getting the tally for the Ce,ts
and Daily equalizing for the Catholic
Club.
Tho 1ipo,,ns
The New York herald., 1921-10-10
MeNALLY's CATCH.

the sixth McNas catch snyds vicious liner That killed
later singled When Kelly hit into double
s fir OF h better
The New York herald., 1921-10-10
A GOOD GAME.

It was good game because contained good Dehns hard hitting
the Yankees oomed in the and yet there
so
The New York herald., 1921-10-10
Bicycle Races Called Off.

The bicycle races scheduled for the
Newark Velodro'1e yesterday were
called off on account OF cold weather.
The New York herald., 1921-10-10
COULDN'T QUITE LAST.


enyiabe position this morning As It is tney have decidedly the
a
The New York herald., 1921-10-10
The lineup:
philadelphia (a,.
No Scoring mt Todd Field.

The American Soccer League game
played at Todd Field yesterday. be-
tween the Falcos Football Club of
Holyoke and the Todd Shipyards team
resulted in a no-scoring tie. Although
both teams tried hard to win, play was
rather tame, and no exciting features
resulted.
The New York herald., 1921-10-10

Murtagh, Tor CATHOLIC Club, and Walsh, for
Tyrconrel Colts. Goals--Cray Tyrconnel
Ceits; DAILY. Catholic Club. Time-Halves OF
BY a score of goals to l. the Fran.
co-Swiss Football Club defeated the
Spanish-Americans in the National
Challense Cup Competition at star
light Park. At half time the winners
led by 2 to 0. Fisher and Bolleten
scored in the first period and Fisher
and Meylan In the second.
The New York herald., 1921-10-10
SWITCHED THE ATTACK.

tripled
switched The consistently
and attempting aed Mays used his nblk
inheld his
e second and third Then with the nhe to
double left The submarine thing Of the
The New York herald., 1921-10-10
THE LISTENING POST
By WALTER TRUNBULL
COPYRIGHT. 1921. bv The Nsto York Hero
AS TO THE SUBMARINE

AS TO THE SUBMARINE
TP eighth little
establish
futile present a
Then II happened
like
nounced with the ~ omted Mr. Mays
damage. Another alongside.
The New York herald., 1921-10-10
-POLO = TENNIS -BOXING-ROAD rum RACING
Bouts of the Week

TONIGHT.
broadway Exhibition Association-Roy
Moore VS.. Willie spencer.
Frreport Auditorium-Magnus Larsen ys.
Pat Bulger.
TUESDAY NIGHT.
Queensboro A. C.-sushey Graham vs..
doe Mooney.
"WEDNESDAY NIGHT.
Madison square Garden--Amateur boxing
bouts.
THURSDAY NIGHT.
Madison Square Garden-Amateur boxing
b0ufs.
JamaIea s. Candy chaney vs.. Jackie
Norman.
FRIDAY NIGHT.
Madison square Garden-BIlly Shade vs..
Fay Keiser.
The New York herald., 1921-10-10

They certainly baseball
minutes yesterday. a fast game from
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-04-02
TO DOI,nLE IOrs nITN.

"ABHiSGTOS. April ? Senator
Hhof'rIdE" Of California. acting In 70
sponh" 10 hopgrowofa Of Oregon.
Warrington and California. Will
make an effort 10 have included IN
tho emergency tariff duty Of 32
cents on hops. or double the prcacnt
duty. Joseph McSon. Of Portland
conferred with Senator He%afy and
later at the lat,or's sugrostion ap.
l'"arcd before CongrcssBAn Hawiry.
chairman Of the subcommlttoc Of the
ways and means committee on agrl.
cultural products Senator Short.
ridge also will ask a tariff In the
emergency measure for barley.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-04-02
CLASS Of SALTS
CLEANS KIDNEYS
~ Your Hack Hurts or Blnddcr
Bothcrs You, drink Lots Of
Water.

when your kidneys hurt and your
back feels sore. don't get scared and
proceed 10 load your stomach with n
lot OF drugs that excite the kidneys
and lrrlthts tho cntifo urinary tract.
Keep your kidneys clean like you
keep your bowels clean. by flushing
them with mild. harmless salts
which removes the body's urlnous
waste. and stimulates them 10 their
normal activity Tho function OF the
kidneys In TO filter the blood In %
hours they strain from II 500 grains
Of acid and waste. 30 we can read.
lly undcrsthnd tho vital Importance
OF keeping the kidneys active.
Drink lots OF watsr--you can't
drink too much; also get from any
pharmacist about four ounces OF Jad
Salts. take n tablespoonful In n glass
.f ,atcr before breakfast each morn.
: for a few days and your k!iney1
II act fine. This famous salts Is
% adc from the acid OF grapes and
1mon Juice. combined with lithlR.
md has been used for generations
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-04-02

|sdar strs,, 's' Charles Collier, OF
|storla Iss', Hs'..n entertained for Miss
S00d and Robert Riggs
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-04-02

! m ss.',. and \, Mrs. willard Smith have
Of the Jo,. M and ~ Mrs II. b. Hay.
pa Hsy.' v '0nn Day country, Mr.. and
(ea RIy.,.,SI1' , aI' on their way homo
l'llpr rs'',ae, n. ,a California. and are
'' Trip In their auto,
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-04-02

fussn. 'o o,s Mrs, BENJAMIN Riddle. of
\ the, ,Ss ,'' Oregon. wore dinner Fuo.,s s
lpold, s". s' y, OF Mr. and Mrs. W. A.
'''' Thursday evening
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-04-02

or Ingredients by asking Mt any drug
store for bottle OF "Wyeth's Sage
and Sulphur Compound" which dark
ems tho hair no naturally. so even
ly. that nobody can possibly toll II
has been applied. You Just dampsn
n sponge or soft brush with IL and
draw this through your hair. taking
one small strand at a time. By morn
ing the gray hair dIsappears; but
what delights tho ladies' with Wy
eth's Sage and Sulphur Compound
IL that. besides beautifully darken-
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-04-02
h9Q5IEfs

nt u swimming party ut the white
Pelican hotel Thursday evening. Al
tor the "Hwim" tho party repaired
To tho Collier homo whore "a iiyht
supper was served.
Miss Betty ORGY entertained AT
n dinner party nj tho white PniI
can hotel Tuesday evening. IIor
Eu.atH were Miss Victoria IISIrgood
itobor, Riggs. Mr. voH. " Joncs OF
Houston. Texas
MisA Matte kimbrough. Miss Eliza
both LandAhy. Miss Ethel Cost. ana
Miss Marion Delaney entertained In
the nurses LIVING room Of tho War.
ron Hunt hospital Saturday evening
Tho following were guests Mr. and
Mrs. George II. narnhardt. Mrs
Roberts. John Long. Dr and Mrs.
u. A. Massey. Dr. l.. - GaHs, and
Mr. and Mrs Frank u. Robinson
Tho Evening was spent In varlour
AoeiAl diversions. aftar which sun.
por In two ooufEcs waH served
. . .
Mrs. VIII baldwin was hostrss
to the Bridge club Thurnday after.
noon st her homo on 10 Rlyrrsldd
street, Those present were Mos
danes e. y. Rtonc. W. o Rmlth.
Hobrr, HiEgH. Mr. vrH T. Jones OF
Mari" Mcmillan and Mas Maudc
baldwin, Tho highest score was
made BY Mrs Stone After tho game
daih'y roffcshmontS were served. by
the hostess.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-04-02

CHRISTIAN CHURCH. corner 9th
ana Pine streets. G. y. Trimble. pas.
tor. 2i07 wantlnnd Avo. Phone
23D.H
hEvESTI DAY ADvEyTIsTs.
Elght street. BaptiSt'a church.
Sabbath school oyory Saturday
morning at 10 O'clsck.
Preaching At II O'Clock by Evan.
geliHt l.. u. wade
Prayer meeting oyory Thursda,
night at o'clock.
Everybody welcome.
= .
METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH
Tenth and High. Hoy u. J. CLANCY,
pastor. 1906 High H.. Phone B37-w.
EMMANUEL BAPTIST. Church
Eleventh H.
Bible School 10 q m.
Preaching ~ a m. followed by
communion service The hand of
followHhip Will be- given to now mem.
bcrH at this SERVER Union meeting
At 7 .. m al tho tabernacle on
Pine rtroui
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-04-02
FEW FOLKS HAVE
GRAY HAIR NOW
Druggist says Ladi-s Arc Using Rs.
oiP- Of sage Tea and
sulphur

Hair that loses its color and iustre.
or when Il fades. turns gray. dull and
lifolcss is caused by lack OF sui.
phur In tho hair. our Erandmo,h-
or made up mixture OF Sage Tea
and sulphur TO keep her locks dark
and beautiful dark shade OF hair
which In 20 attractive. use only this
old.tims recipe.
NowadRys wc get this famous mix.
turc improved hy the addition Of 9th.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-04-02
pIr,sr n,r-risr CHURCH.
rtIuTuItE HuYERs

o rako advantage OF my outside ser
vice. I have a car and like To drive
a. You need furniture and would
like 10 buy II. Call ii-w and I will
aond for you. also take you home,
PERKINS FURNITURE HOUSE
Tho Furnish,r of Happy Homes"
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-04-02
AT THE CHURCHES

No changes .ili Do made In this
column unIssa tho copy Ia at Tho
Evening Herald office by O'Clock
FRIDAY evening
SACRED HEART CHURCH. cor. Of
Eighth and High. RsV Hugh J Mar.
shall. Rsy. J v Moiloy.
a m, ehiidrcn'a service. Aduita
Arc requested not TO attend this
service,
10 20. high mpss aad sermon
80 . m. rusary And boacdlctlou.
CHRISTIAN Ss1ENCE society OF
klamath raiis hold horyiccn In the
loser room Of tho Library building.
corner Of Third and Main streets.
ovefy 'unday morning at II O'Clock
and ersry wednesday evening at =
O'Clock
Tho sunday school scssion In from
.atS 10 iotS every sunday morn.
Ing.
Tho subject Tor Sunday Is tn.
reality"
The FREQ reading room aud free
lending library IL open from . 30 to
gao on Tuesdays. ThurSdayE and
Saturdays
PIitsr BAPTIST CHURCH. corner
Washington and Eighth
Sunday school at 1000 a. m.
preaching service at II a, IN: II. Y.
=. u at Gao ., m. Tho Rov. &. y.
Milan will preach every Sunday
evening at T:so until further notice.
Tho public In cordially invited.
fIRsT PRi:sBNTERitN CHURCH
corner sixth and Pine streets. Roy, y.
y, Lawrence. ministor. t57 Third
street, Phone i:e.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-04-02

Nm 4. co,,le. Mrs. N. T.. Evans.
'Sa ~" q A. Bcllman entertained
birthday dinner Sunday after.
a'On 70 honor Of Mr. 4. A. dell.
nan The party took place at the
some o. Mrs Bcliman on Mon,elair
N" and Was a surprise to tho
n' NY, OF honor, Mr. and Mrs. A. A.
"sh' Dr. and Mrs. y. u. God.
'a' NJ and Mrs. q A. Mccarthy.
|p.a vera co,tlo, A. co,tlc. q. A.
a'''inAh' and NJ. y. Evan. compr,,.
s,n ' party A huro birthday cake
|tI,s' ''f'hday candles graced the
..,,., mo'e, The hostoaaca pre-
'a Mr. Bcllman with a pleas.
'ns Remembrance
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-04-02

p'l'"'a .no,,ng Mlnacn Alieo Me-
p'"y' wsr,arc, callaghan. and
COu," ,,o.d. 800" was tho d.
Ta ,,""p Of tho evening, Vs., Mrs., ,o, IS,%, S,sS
''"I ,Ineoln won tho prize 70, n'sn
'n b'a .a Miss Cecilia Mcmahon
''"' .. awarded tho consolation ION p,,so ,,s
va =, o'clock tho guests w'r" o'd
~ - "A. dining room whore They
d'n " .,,e,s a,A most artistic
'0ua' % ,ss decorations Of which ~"r"
I''y, - ,lio. and white. RI. '', :. ''ns mo
u .,,,me was earned out In IN"
'Os' O.,u,nta. PrcSont we're 'ho
,S,t Mary crals. Elizabeth sullivan
S.,.,,, i",., a.. Mcmahon, Mrs. Jewel mar
oe'', a., N A. CallaEhan. MrH' Dol
~. ~. ,I.eoln. Mrs. Harry Poole and
Sr charlton caIr'n.
A.. Wilbur Arnold entertained a,
s,IDy / o'clock lunehson yes'or
:, h,, home on Washington
4. sonor OF hsf sister. Mia
- -, xcsor,s. c la drande. Orc
a. Aruolds guests ~eto tho Mes
,,n,. Louis noAslsnd. u n Moe
IA. gndsrs. Rodories Smith. q
s,.o.ls, 4. T. Saunders. Vieto'
p,ln,r and tho eompiimsn,od guest
IA, ulrht ., hsr home At Kah,
a.. Crescent streets, Mrs John blo'
an, ,n,sriainrd eharminEiJ for her
,.,sr Mr. RsI Mcmillan. a recent
Ia. sho will leave Tor h"r homo
!, We'd tomorrow Luncheon aud
ami, made tho afternoon pass Ssfy
,,..,astIy. Tho guests -ors Miss
yr,ls Jones. Ms Victor Palmer.
Mn, Charlotte noudfuAut. A!as
B,., Rllsofc. Mrs d. r Baundofs.
NJ, 10. Brett. Mrs G. e. Low. Mlss
yads CorAfd. Mrs todorlek Smith.
Nh Joha Endoru. Miss Meta ChAS'
tain. Nisa AEncs Dflseoli aud Mrr
v,NlllIh.
ne card party given by tho Won
,st Auxiliary q tho American To-
rcs IN the white Pelican hotel vas
eoaiplsaoas social and financial
n9ss. about $50 ladies boinE pre-
psi Tssh,y eight tables we're o,.
ssslsd. and a number OF ladies were
y'--t, sho did no, play cards. but
'so ssrc pleasantly entertained BY
\ he r,nsindrf oi an unusually pioAR-
it program Tho iadlc, quartet,
o-opossd Of Niss Pauline nond. and
Vim Clara calkins. Mrs 4. NJ. Mel.
s. lsd Miss Mary Pn.uEor. and
pn Dorothy Elliott. saiois,. con.
wissied largely 10 tho entertain.
nen' hnd responded 10 several On.
oores punnh VAS served. tn. la
dc Of ID. COMMITTEES IN charge w-ro
sr l.. l.. TruAI. chairman. Mlss
cAifio,Ia noudfcAuI. Mra GAFrr,t
Wan hprr. Mrs Robert sloan. Mrs
y EHden. Mp. Louls HoAsIand.
Sr O u. co,Ard. Mrs Paul 10,
nidS' and Mrs H % l.. Stewart
Iss reception committee vas com.
'ossd Of Mrs T e. Campbell. Mr.
Garrett Mrs. Ella Mcmillan.
An William GAnonE. and Nm. q
" van Ripor. Tho neat meeting
=" The auxiliary viii be- held In tn.
'1 room OF tho Odd F.lio~s' build.
aL Tuesday evening. April 9. a,
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Nh A TnIgla A. a. a.