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The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1921-07-23

Filed June 25th, 1921, at II A. NJ,
and recorded June 25th, 1921, in Charter
Book /, Folio Al, of the records Of the
Parish of st. Charles, Louisiana.
(Signed) /. T. BAUDOUIN,
Clerk and Ex-Offcio Recorder.
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1921-07-23

The name and style Of this coTR0rEaC,
tion is declared to be STAR PLANTING
COMPANY, INC.
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1921-07-23
ARTICLE TX.

This corporation, and the officers and
directors thereof. shall have and enjoy
all the powers conferred upon the cor
poration, officers and directors gener-
ally by Act 267 of the Acts of the Cen
eral Assembly Of 1914, and any amend
ments thereof, and this corporation
shall be dissolved and liquidated in ac-
cordance with the provisions of said
Act or it's amendments.
Thus done, read and signed at the
Parish of st. Charles, State of Louis
lana, before me, notary. in the presence
of subscribing competent witnesses,
after reading, on the day and date first
above written.
Original signed:
Witnesses:
GEO. R. KEARNEY,
LAYOUS GASSEN.
e. GEO. Lorio,
Mrs. Josephine Lorio,
Miss Claire Lorio
Mrs. Odile Lorio Becnel,
Mrs. Blanche Lorio Dickinson,
l. T. BAUDOUIN,
Clerk of Court and Ex-Officio Notary
Public.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-06-12
'
Piano Recital


The students VI Merle McCarty
West gave two rccitals ON Monday
ana Tuesday evenings, June 9Th and
7th the former at the Chamber OF
Commerce. the latter at the high
school. An appreciative audience
greeted the students on both coca
sions.
The setting ON Monday evening was
artistic In both simplicity of design
and beauty OF color-schcme. \ jar
dinicrc of shasta daisies to the right.
and an cSquisitely tinted electrolier
to the left of the Stelnway prove
pleasing.
The primary students who presented
the program gave evidence of care
ful instruction In every phase. cor
rect entrance. graceful position at
the piano and case In execution. Juan
lta Richardson assisted the young
nianisis by a humorous reading Mrs
Harry Harts gave three voice mum.
bcrs that we're well received Punch
was served by Cecil Jones. Anna
Louise Ream and Martha McCarty
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-06-12
IInnnrlnr Mrs. Atkins

Honoring Mrs NJ. n, Atkins, Mrs.
Leo AeSins entertained with sur
prise birthday party Friday at her
home. Sl9 A street northwest.
Cut flowers and ferns filled the
room and punch was served through
out the afternoon.
old fashioned games and contests
were features OF the afternoon and
Mrs. n. II. Henry was presented u
corsagc Of sweet peas as winner OF the
contests.
The guests were Mcsdamcs +. 7.
Winston. J. +. Young. W. 5. Wolver-
ton. Tom Carter. :, l.. Peterson.
George Bulard, Thomas and Robert.
son. guests of Mrs Bulard, H. II.
Henry. NJ e. Harper. Chas. Hill, Sid
ncy Suggs
The honorcc was the recipient Of
many pretty and useful gifts.
Assisting Mrs. Atkins were Mrs
Hugh Cathcy and Mrs. John Win
ston.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-06-12
PHILHARMONIC CLUB
PLANS FOR THE 1921.
1922 YEAR PROGRAM
Dy A. l.. AZ

The Philharmonic. Ardmore's Music
Club, Of Ardmore. with Ardmore for
Ardmore.
This club, of years standing, will be-
gin work this fall along new and
broad lines, possessing as II does, a
splendid foundation on which to build
future musical structures. Former ex>
ecutives brought 1t up to this status.
The present ones are making efforts
to contine fhe excellent work. One aim
is to be distinctly and essentially an
organization of which every citizen of
our town will be justly proud, to be
second To none in the state, having
musical talent that ranks high.
The purpose of this aggregation OF
musicians Is three-fold; entertainment,
through semi-monthly programs; indi-
vfdual culture through some specified
study and the perfection of an organi-
zation with the community spirit lead
ing all else.
The call today Is for the unit. the
race. along all lines, community, hu-
manity, everywhere. mechanical public
school music and musical clubs are
the factors that bring music to the
public.
An enthusiastic meeting was held
Friday morning at the Chamber of
Commerce when plans were discussed
Final decisions were left to be made
the club as n whole.
a choral department is to be con.
tinued. under the direction Of Mrs. n.
c. Wood. spring song-fest, by local
talent. bath voice and orchestra. was
very attractive idea column devot.
cd TO notes on music. local and nation
al. in the two papers was voted on ana
an editor appointed.
A deepening and broadening Of the
musical spirit Is earnestly sought Mu-
sic is the one universal fine art and
every human being possesses some one
rythmic movement.
Every member is requested to meet at
Mrs. Rutherford Brett's Thursday
morning at . o'clock bringing names
for memberships and ideas for the
program for next year.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-06-12
BUCK BURRIS SHOT
THROUGH LEG; EVANS
Is IN JAIL CHARGED
WITH THE SHOOTING

Buck Burris. 90 years old. was shot
through the right leg with a shot gun,
three and half miles east Of Ardmore
Friday night. He was taken to Hardy
Sanitarium Saturday morning where
1t was announced part of the bone
was shattered.
Following the shooting. Tom Evans,
who is alleged to have fired the shot,
gave himself up to the county Off
cials and was lodged in Jail
The incident was the climax of a
drunken party, according to a state
ment made Saturday morning by
Young Evans. After Burris was shot,
Evans did his utmost to get a doc
tor He also accompanied the injur-
ed man to Hardy sanitarium in the
morning, and broke into tears when
he left him, according to a brother-in-
law Of the injured man, Ivy Renfro of
Provence.
Both Burris and Evans were en-
ployed on Bill Thompson's Farm,
where the shooting occurred. They
with one or two others had been
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-06-12
ARMY AVIATOR FLITS
ACROSS GRAND CANYON

Prescott, Ariz., June 11.-Lieut. Alex
ander Pearson flying in AN army plane
from Williams. Arizona. crossed the
Grand Canyon several times and later
flew into the gorge, according tC
word received here today.
Lieutenant Pearson, who won the
transcontinental army air race year
ago and who was lost in the Big Bend
country of Texas for several days in
February, has been detailed by the
war department to study the air cur
rents in and over the canyon and also
to locate landing fields there for pos
sible commercial airplane service.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-06-12
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Honoring Bride Elect

Quite the prettiest and loveliest Of
early summer parties was that given
Friday afternoon by Mrs Cecil VIII
liams at her home, SO2 West Broad
way, honorng Miss Ruby Randol,
bride elect
wealth Of shasta daisies and ferns
decorated the spacious rooms and 4
color motif of rose and white was
carried out in the ice course, served
at the conclusion of the afternoon.
Vocal numbers were rendered by
Mr., Artells Dickson assisted by Miss
Geneive Bowman. of Tulsa.
Receiving with Mrs. Williams were
Mesdames Fred Carr, Kruger, the
Honoree. Lindsay, X. =. Poland. Mark
Kirkpatrick, Charles Won Weiss, Ivey
Johnson, w. II. Daiber, W. ID. Pot
ter, Edward Calf Guy Cobb. T. X.
Kearney, n. c. Wood. Joe S. Berk-
shire. c. o. Bum, G. NJ. Campbell,
Reese Evans, II. l.. Evans. Walter
Hightower, Antionette Cobb Fort, Les
Kearney. Errett Dunlap, i. II, Wood,
Charts Rogers, J. II. Pulliam. and the
Misses Marjory Williams. Lavine
Wood, Mrytle Moore.
Throughout the afternoon music
was furnished by stringed orchestra.
Punch was served to more than $50
guests from n beautifully decorated
table presided over by Miss Myrtle
Moore.
Miss Randol looked very charming
in rose frock of soft material with
accessories to match
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-06-12

at the close OF the evenings pro-
gram.
on Tuesday evening the advanced
students, assisted by Martha McCar-
~, danseuse Of Oklahoma CITY, were
presented. The nine young girls who
gave the numbers, performed with re-.
markable ease. especially does this
apply TO the final pianists whose exc
cution and tonal beauty brought out
hearty applause. A Pappillon " diff
ficult because of the demand for the
lightest, most elastic of touches and
tones, suggesting the butterfly. The
GODDARD. Haydn and Rolf numbers re-
quire some mastery Of technic.
Miss McCarty IL a charming young
girl whose sincerity in her work was
quickly perceptibe to her audience.
Mrs. West at the Piano, deepened the
conviction that dancing is a fine art
Miss McCarty was recalled several
times and responded with a girish
grace. She was at her best in the
Russian Folk Dance, emphasizing at
wild abandon of the Russian. One
visualiZed, as she danced, the weari-
ness Of oppression on the part Of
the Russian, the bitter resentment,
just as one pictures such when hear
ing Rachmanlnoffs famous Prelude,
correctly interpreted.
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Society Personals
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Keys, 209 First
Avenue, southwest have returned from
u visit with relatives and friends in
Oklahoma City.
Chicago will ARRIVE this week end to
visit with Mr. and Mrs. Keys.
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Misses Gladys and Ernestine Guillot
and Inez Irby will arrive home today
from Chicago where they have been
the guests Of schoolmate. The
young ladies have been attending st.
Mary of the Woods College in Terra
Haute, Indiana.
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Mrs Otis NJ. Smith and son. Will
bur have returned from visit with
Mr.. and Mrs w. II. Smith, parents OF
Mr.. Smith. They also visited in Kan
sas City and Atkinson, Kansas.
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Mrs. II. A. Fairchld and daughter,
Miss Roberta have returned from a
weeks visit with relatives and friends
in Ada.
Miss Hazel Bourque Of Tulsa, is the
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Gripon,
| 7l9 Il street, northwest,
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Mrs. John Whiteman has as her
guests, Mrs. Elise Aston. and Miss
Jenny Lynn Aston of Rocwall, Tex
as.
Mrs. George II. Brown OF Fort
Worth. Texas. is In the city the guest
Of her daughters, Mrs. w. G.. Hansen
and Mrs. Hattie ]. Bonnell. III Stan
ley boulevard. Mrs. Hansen and Mrs.
Bonnell also have MS their guest their
sister, Mrs. 7. Il. Small Of Dallas
| Texas.
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Miss Hollis carp has gone TO Ok
lahoma City where she will be the
guest OF her brother Mr.. Tom Earp
and Mr.. and Mrs. Ancl carp.
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Miss Ruth Nolan. society editor OF
The Ardmoreite is spending this week
ut Turner Falls In charge Of the
camping trip Of the Camp Fire Girls.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-06-12
st. Phillips Picnic

The plans for the ST. Phillips Parish
picnic have been completed and IL
promises TO be most delightful af-
fair.
The members Of the parish and their
friends will leave the church lawn at
1880 Saturday morning. arriving in
Sulphur about $3.50.
The amusement committee. consist.
ing of Joe Cooke, Mrs. Sayre and
Mrs. Ben Lindsay report that swim.
ming and a game OF baseball between
the Boys Choir and the Laymen's
Club will be the main events. Other
attractions will be the potato race
for the boys and girls, potato races
for the married folks, fat ladies ver-
sus the thin ladies race. 100-yard dash
and the sack race for boys and girls.
The fried chicken committee. Mrs.
Golden-Howes and Mrs. Ralph Tate.
say that they have already gotten
enough friers to guarantee second
hepings all the way around.
The ice cream and lemonade com.
mittee. Walter Young and Ralph
Tate say IL will take mighty hot
day TO exhaust their supply OF ice
cream and the red soda pop.
The transportation committee urges
all those who are not going IN their
own cars to please phone either Mrs.
French or Mr.. Ray Beede by Friday
noon.
The invitation committee extends q
hearty invitation to all member OF
the parish, old and new. and to any
strangers In town who belong to
other parishes.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-06-12
Rantist Educator Buried

Dallas, Texas, June 11.-Prominent
Texas church leaders, business and
professional men attended the funeral
here today of DR.. J. b. Gambrell. well
known Bptist educator and editor and
four times president of the southern
Baptist convention.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-06-12
Ruth
Nolan
Editor

During her absence, Miss Maurine
Easey, who had charge OF the So
ciety columns of The Ardmoreite. last
summer, Will be society editor.
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Mrs. Ivey Johnson went to Denton,
Texas. yesterday and from there will
go to st. Louis where she will visit
her daughter who IL in school there,
and will accompany her home.
.. 4. i.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-06-12
THE CANDY BOX
Strawberry NOugat

Strawberry NOugat
Use 2 cups sugar, " cup corn
sirup, Il cup water, Il teaspoon
cream of tartar, " glass straw
berry preserves. and the whites
Of two eggs.
Boil the sugar. sirup, water and
cream of tartar until they form
very hard ball when tested in cold
water. Add the preserves ana
pour over the stiffly beaten whites
of the eggs. Beat well and pour
into. a buttered pan.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-06-12
Birthday Party

Honoring Master Grady Dale Kent
Jr., who celebrated his seventh birth
day anniversary on Thursday, Mrs
G.. d. Kent entertained with party
ut her home, All North Washington
Little folk games were played and
ice cream and cake were served to
Bernce Morton, Irene Roberts, Robert
Williams, Truitt and Christine Oaks,
Fred Irby, Ruth Higgins. Laura Kent,
Anna Corhn, Katherine and Liebman
Langston, Bobby McClain. Mary
Moore, Dolores Duston, Dick Zumwalt,
Robert Scivally, Jr Langstons Stew
ems Bernice Keynon, Charles Camp
bell, Dorothy Pennington, Maxine
Sprekelmeyer, Doris Duncan, Grace
and Fred Carr, Harold Ray Kent.
Employees Picnic
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Baum enter
tanned with a picnic Thursday evening
at Wilmington park complimenting the
employees Of the Baum store. After
participating in a picnic dinner, dane
ing and swimming We're engaged in.
Those sharing the hospitality of Mr..
and Mrs. Baum were Mr.. and Mrs. A.
Baum and Miss Rose Baum of Gaines
vile, parents and sister Of the host,
Miss Daisy Gray, Mrs. Lacy, Mrs.
Crddie, Miss Hays, Mrs. Campbell
Miss Carter Mrs. Richey, Miss Allen.
Mrs. Wilkes Mrs. Dyer. Mrs. Blank,
Mrs. Coffman, Miss Johnson, Mrs. Jor-
dan, and Misses Irene Baum and Chris
tine Jordan.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-06-12

drinking choc. Evans said. II was
about IL O'Clock at night when Evans
and Burris grappled with a shot gun
that the serious incident occurred
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-06-12

Telephone bills should be paid on or
before the 18th. Please assist us in
rendering continuous service by prompt
ly remitting.- 1913
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-06-12
Former Ardmore Boys at Culver

Marcus Jr., and Hemming Bright,
former Ardmore boys and sons of
Marcus Bright. president OF the Fort
Worth State Bank. left Fort Worth
Friday, accompanied by Miss Floy
Avis for Culver. Indiana, where the
boys will join the famous Black Horse
Troop Cavalry OF the Culver Military
Academy. they will spend the win
ter term there.
Miss Floy Avis will spend the sum
mer In Chicago at the University of
Chicago.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-06-12
Condition MIR. Grimes Improving

The condition OF Mr.. Harold r.,
Grimes OF Fort Worth. Texas, whose
marriage To Mliss Thressa Hall of
this city, was TO have been celebrai-
ed yesterday in this city. and who
has been seriously i'll four weeks with
typhoid fever is slightly improved.
The date OF the wedding. which was
indefinitely postponed on account OF
Mr.. Grimes illness, will be announc-
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-06-12
philharmonic Club

An urgent request for every mem
Der OF the Philharmonic Club TO be
present at meeting to be held,
Thursday morning, from 3 to IL
o'clock at the home of Mrs. X. Brett
1909 Bixby avenue, is made by Mrs.
Billie Baker. chairman of the pro
gram committee
The meeting will be both social and
business. During the business ses-
sion. plans for the work OF l92l-22
outlined by the executive committee
will be put before the club for final
decision; payment Of membership dues
viii also be In order.
The program committee Will begin
Immediately upon the work or ar
ranging programs for the year and
TO get the material to the publish
crs az quickly as possible, hence II
is important that those desiring either
active or associate membership be
present at the Thursday morning
meeting.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-06-12
Complimeniins Miss Bowman

Complimenting Miss GenoVc Bow.
man OF Tulsa. who Is the guest oi
MIR. and Mrs. Dickson. group Of
young people enjoyed an Informal mu.
steal and dance at the country clut
Friday evening
An Ice course was served to this
fOllowine. Misses Margaret smith. Bea
trice rraley. Anne Anderson. Mynar
Rlols. Messfs. Artels DocksOn. John
Polndexter. Roy Vines. Freeman Gait
J. r Rechtln and Mr. and Airs. Van
cyne.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-06-12
S O C | E 7 Y
Telephone
538

Honoring Miss Ruby Randol and
Mr.. Everett Kruger whose wedding
win be an event Of June %, Mr.. John
Nann viii entertain with u dinner
dance at the home of his sister Mrs
J. n. Phelan, 3l3 X street. south
west.
Mrs. Mary Collyer will be hostess 10
the birthday luncheon club at her
home 4lO Stanley in an all day party
on Wednesday.
quested TO be at the Chautauqua tent.
corner, h street and Broadway, north
west, each morning at $3.50 o'clock
where they will be instructed and
entertained for an hour and half
by Miss Randels who will have charge
Of the children's work.
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All divisions OF the Broadway Bap-
tist church Will meet Tuesday after
noon.
Division meets with Mrs. ]. S.
McCharen, West Broadway.
Division meets with Mrs. w. f..
Floyd, 10l Seventh and Hargrove.
Division meets with Mrs. M. M.
Wallis, A street, northwest.
Division meets with Mrs. Moss
Brady, North Washington.
Division meets with Mrs +. II.
Harris. 9O2 North Washington.
Division meets with Mrs. Gar
nett johnson, ID street. southwest
Division meets with Mrs, II. A..
Falrchild, 800 l street, southwest
Division S meets with Mrs. +. T..
Sandlin. 425 l street, southwest.
Division will have an apron sale
Tuesday afternoon at The home OF
Mrs. f.. H. Harris, 902 North Wash
ington.
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Circle number of the Broadway
Methodist church will not meet at the
Chickasaw lake as announced owing TO
the serious illness Of Mrs. w. w. Tall
ferro.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-06-12
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Honoring Mrs. Patterson

Honoring Mrs Moss Patterson, VINO
will leave soon for McAlester, where
she will make her home the members
of the circle OF the Broadway Meth
odist church entertained with a fare
well party at the home Of Mrs. j. l.,
Wilson. 4OS q street. southwest. ON
frG0y afternoon.
The home was decorated with q
wealth OF daisies. carnations, lilies and
ferns. and at the conclusion uf the
afternoon an ice course was served
Mrs. Patterson was presented with
handsome sewing basket.
Those entertained We're Mesdamcs ]
A. Bass, Nosr Patterson, G. l.. Me.
Cam, Beulah Hightower J. NJ. Ian
ford sam McDaniels, G. II, Poultcr
W. NJ, Schwartz, W, = Jordan, w. V
bowman. W. NJ. Johnson, John l.
Murphy. y. j, McKelvy. J. G. Jones
X. l.. McCrory. W. NJ. Gwyn. r.. j
Streman. W. ". Combs, W. X. Fox
W. j. stewart. G. w. Herd. l.. III
Duncan. OF Altus, Olin Jones. J. c
Thompson A. r. Rogers. j. W Rich
ardson Sam q. Wood. \. b. Cornell
Miss Genevieve Bowman OF Tulsa and
Miss Blanche Wilson,
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MIR. and Mrs, John W. porroh. and
MIR and Mrs. q. l.. Ritter delightfully."-
entertained with a dinner dance at III,
home VI MIR. aud Mrs. Ritter. 5ii
North Washington street. Thursday
evening. honorng MIR, and Mrs Moss
Patterson. who will leave In the neal
fuscle for McAlestcr where they viii
reside
Tine house was decorated with swee
peas ard ferns. and at the conclu
sion of the evening the honorees wer,
presented with beautiful silver sand
wich tray.
The guests We're MIR. ana Mrs Ra,
Beede. Mr.. ard Mrs J.. Frank kuhns
Mr.. and Mrs. r. q. wisner. MIR. an,
Mrs +. o. Ward MIR and Mrs. r. L
Snelson. Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Nunally
air and Mrs. Frank HelVey and Mr.
..I kfsa A Af.tas.u
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-06-12

Circle number | Of the Broadway
Methodist church will not meet at the
Chickasaw lake as announced owing TO
the serious illness Of Mrs. w. w. Tall
ferro.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-25

ncctionS. he Wouid be valuable
man ~ chile! % stam. particularly
in reference TO obtaining from Con-
rrcsS legislation, the, army desires.
'Inrrh SlntcG Ia 60.
For several days there has been a
persistent rcnur; about the War De-
partmcut and IN Congressional quart
crS. that March will not remain Ion.
in his present post 1t has been tho
understanding that Maior-Gencral
James q. Ilurbcur,l. commander of
the second division ana head OF the
service OF supply during the war.
WIS rcTshiug'S choice for, chief of
star. aud had the active bacllin,, of
senator WardSworth, Chairman OF the
Senate Military Affairs Committee.
Friends Of Wadswcrth, however. do
noj confirm this. They intimate thu;
WadSw"rih favorS observation-disclosures
al William NJ. Wright, for March's
post Wright is now on the gcncr.
n stan IN charge Of supplies.
According 10 the story which would
max" Edwards, chief Of staff. il is
tho plan I" have him 20 into March's
CHAIR for only one year. giving way
~ the end OF tina, period To Erigadier-
General John l.. Hines. now com
camp Gordon.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-25
8ROTAR|ANs TO DISCUSS
WELFARE OF JUVENILES
Fifth District Of international As
socia,ion tn Hold Conference
i'm Atlantic CITY Nrril ii.!3.

ATLANTIC CITY. y. j. March III
Jurcnilc welfare work WIN reference
to development Of lads both IN body
ana in mind VIII be ono ~ the most
important topics tor consideration bY
the fifth District Conference. lutor-
national Association Of Rotary Clubs
TO be held in Vernon Han Hoard
walk anG North Carolina Avenue. THIS
city. on Monday and Tuesday. April
ii and 10 Tho HCtariap DELEGATES
and visitors VIII assemble hove on
saturday aud sunday. Apfil . ani 10.
for AN informal reunion ara get
together" session in the hospitality
Hut on tho stool pier, wh"-c the Big
international convention ( last jun"
was conducted
The pr,uclNaI spealrr Will be
Frank Gamol. of Ninton. Iowa rvoog-
Nizcd throughout international Ro-
tsry rs an authority ON the suhJe
Boy" Air Game! has made study
of the adui.sCvut from a pSyco ''Ht--
ical viewpoint, and has also ;ormu-
lated course OF training calculated
TO develop youths iu,o outstanding.
good nShtiug mon john MJrlS,y. of
the Frederick tMdl Rotary club
Will speak on tho Thorn" "Hrovldiuc
Tor the Boys Physical ntvylupmrnt':
Edward Il. w.nuarI. of ne Sunbury
,Pg.) Rotary Cluh. VIII discuss
Keeping tn" Bows In school aud
Frank r Ean 9e'5sg,mi Of II" ,NL.,i.
paper 90 "a Rotariap's Opportunitv
With tho BOYS He Meets'
Thesc addresses VIII hr made On
the aftotuoou of tho "rst day of con-
ference sessions Tho morning wu.
he devoted 10 reg -trat!nu oi ielc-
gates .,'lt visitors. !r-s id"nt tEa~, IS
II Godtr,y ot The Atlantic City iiH-
;atry tlIa. Viii welcome the visitor
and Distrc, Governor John = l.rii-
years work und Introduce lutsruI.
tion3l president GSt"S Snad" '"r. .'