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Rappe. motion picture ae'
whose alleged murder hossos e
ty) Arbuckle is held in tne "a s.,
cisco prison. The caske' 81
ed with flowers, includ'ns Is
blanket of one thousand - go
sent by Miss Rappe's nans &,
Lehman, now in New io'n -
the lilies lay a white SATIN - ~
ing in gold letters TO
sweetheart. from Henry.
information from Berlin i :. 81
detective aeeai na' department is plss''s
gether the last links OF e' .ssr.
the trial of Karl Grossmsn -. j,
with butchering score = IAN i
women, picking them any e
ing them as veal and sau'e !. i; a
man will not hang. but When s,
vieted viii 60 to a hospital
criminal insane.
Bishop o'Gorman Of p bop
died Sunday night. ne vas
Boston. Mass. 1s4S.
= Z j.
Negro accused Of en's' ! !.
girls room in Greenspo'e
lynched.
Railway shopmen vo 2, ..;sr
against wage cut but ~
CONTINUED From re
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1921-09-23
STATE NEWS


Mrs: Oliver Griffith of Crestview,
West Florida. lis years of age. is
seriously i'll. She is thought to be the
Oldest woman in Florida
Plant City claims to have the larg-
est Business Mems Bible Glass in
Florida and perhaps in the South.
Nine hundred are enrolled. On last
Friday night a cafeteria supper was
served Six hundred of the $50 invi-
tations sent out were accepted. One
hundred and twenty chickens and fif-
teen big pots were required for the.
pileau 1t was an immense affair
The Jacksonville Observer says that
Jacksonville will soon be manufactur-
ing automobiles and that a glass fac
tory is assured.
Down in Punta Gorda number of
cats as well as dogs were seized with
rabies and had to be killed.
The Punta Gorda Herald is brag-
ging about three pound avocados.
Although located in Charlotte coun-
tyty. DeSota county claims the poor
farm.
Judge Rhydon M. Call, of the federal
court, imposed liquor fines in Jack
sonville last Saturday totaling $2,S20
Big preparations are being made in
nearly all parts of the state for fitting
celebration of Armistice Day.
An aged negro man was brutally
assaulted by unknown parties on the
Zolfo-Wauchula road for some un-
known reason. AS the man bears a
good reputation purse of $4,000 was
made up by some of the citizens of
Wauchula and is offered for the appre-
hension of the parties infiicting the
punishment.
Jefferson county is shipping water
melon seed in CARROTS to Kansas.
Hon. Frank Clark is spending his
vacation in Miami, in the very home
of the Hon. William Jennings Bryan
Boarding the lion in his den,' so to
speak.
Mrs. Bobo Dean, wife of the Miami
editor, has gone to Honolu to at
tend the international press confer
ence.
Live Oak has municipal swimming
pool.
Will Jackson, white man, is in jail
in Mariana, charged with killing his
father-in-law Jackson's dog bit his
father-in-law, the father-in-law killed
the dog and Jackson killed the father
in-law.
Adam Hardy Sc years old, and Miss
Sallie Smith, 1S, were married at
Knox Hill, West Florida. with the con-
sent of the child's parents. A number
gathered at the marriage feast
s*$
William Lee Popham, president of
the Oyster Growers Cooperative asso-
citation of Apalachicola and a former
resident of st. Petersburg, has more
than score of boats at work receiv-
ing and delivering coon oysters in the
planting Of 500 acres OF bottom at
Apalachicola, according to an article
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1921-09-23
J: News Of the Week ::
Told in Paragraphs With Notes and Comments

appearing in Fish and Oyster Report
err, trade magazine published in
Jacksonville.
Frank Sanders and William Moore,
both white men, convicted of dynamit-
ing negro home at Ocoee. were SEN
fenced to serve four years at Raiford
by Judge Warlow of Orlando. After
sentence was passed their attorney.
e. w. Davis, formerly of Ocala, gave
notice that ne would appeal the case
to the supreme court
More tkan 100000 spent in Polk
county for schools is the claim. Teach.
ers salaries amount to more than a
quarter million. $4,000 of which come
from the special tax districts.
F. H Trimble of Orlando, who will
have charge of the architectural work
on Southern College, the 100000
school which the Southern Methodist
church will build at Lakeland. has
returned from a tour of the United
States and Canada, made for the pur-
pose of inspecting northern colleges
and universities Immediately upon
his return, the architect announced
that work had been begun on the plans
for the Lakeland institution.
The potato crop of Hastings gains,
so the Herald says, 100000 bushels
that is some gain
Kissimmee has selected most at
tractive and comfortable tin can
tourist camp. 1t is believed that some
of them will be so attracted as to be-
come citizens. Many of those who
went to California in search of gold
didn't find it in the rocks and streams
but remained, made good citizens, help
ed in the building up the state and
found wealth as good as gold in pro-
ductive industries.
Ten years ago knockers stood around
and called northerners seven kinds
of idiots for paying s35 an acre for
Florida land. That seemed to be the
price set by the colonization COM
panies. Today land companies boldly
set forth, in some communities, raw
land at 5000 to $500 an acre And
there are more buyers at this figure
than at $35 an acre ten years ago
Willis Powell in Laconics.
The Leesburg Commercial will soon
appear as semi-weekly and the Flor
ida Chief of Winter Haven as tri-
weekly. The Plant City Courier for
long time has been printed as
semi-weekly.
Kissimmee has created a sanctuary
for birds and council has passed ortli-
nance against arrows, sling shots, air
guns, and other weapons used by
youngsters and others against kill
ing these feathered songbirds or other
members of the feathered tribe.
Responding to the almost unanimous
sentiment of the citizens of Palm
Beach, Hon. Joe Earman has consent
ed to accept the Office of municipal
judge.
Miss Reba Harris of Eustis. has
been appointed member of the Field
Staf of the Florida Public Health As
ISOLATION. Miss Harris is graduate
of the Eustis High school and the State
Women's College and was until recent
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Two indictments were found against
DR.. Il. j. BeIcher by the Pinellas grand
jury for having caused the death of
Virginia Turner by performing an lille
gal operation. As Judge McMullen is
distantly related to DR.. Belcher and
the dead girl Judge G. @. Andrews
Of Orlando viii preside in the conduct
Of the trial which has been set for next
Monday
Inverness plans big bond election.
Completion, Jackson county, is to
have peanut Smelling plant.
Young people in Jacksonville have
opened big revival meeting.
The Dade county high schools open
ed Monday though the schOO board is
without funds and the northern house
which holds the defaulted bonds OF
the county refuses to extend further
credit Authorities state that tut
ton probably will have to be charg
ed.
The Knights of Columbus of Jack
sonville has $4,000 for night school
for ex-service men.
The Times Union says that oiler on
the Lenape when struck by ships
crank shaft was killed instantly.
So
Rawlings and Pope went to trial
Monday for the murder of Geo. H..
Hickman
Ponsell and Martin who murder
ed their benefactor, John NJ.
Tuggle for robbery and only secured
few dollars. will hang today on the
same scaffold The wife of the former
made a plea before Governor Hardee
Wednesday for executive clemency If
futile she said she wanted to be able
to tell her babies when they grew up
that their mother did everything pos
sible to save their father
John Pope, on trial in Jacksonville
for the murder of Geo. Hickman, thea
ter manager, has been denied change
of venue and continuance. and is
facing Duval jury.
The University of Florida, Stetson
University, The Woman's College,
Rollins College, and all the schools
in Florida opened with a larger at
tendance than ever before. This tells
its own story of the growth of the
state
Louis Epstein and Ruby Lebetsky,
said to be Detroit men. were convict
ed in federal court at Tampa for try
ing to bride custom house officials.
Sarasota Bay gets $4,000 for harbor
Improvement
GENERAL NEWS
FATTY Arbuckle's trial was begun
yesterday.
In some sections of Bolivia, oil is
so plentiful on the surface that the
natives have long been accustomed to
bale it out of holes with buckets for
local use. These accumulations are
the result of natural seepages which
are most evident in the country lying
to the west Of the Santa Cruz Yacuiba
trail, says Trade Commissioners w. L.
Schurz of the Department of Com
merce in his handbook of the country.
Cresote plant at Portsmouth, Va,
burned September II. Estimated loss
100000.
Columbia and Batesburg, S. c., suf-
fered losses by fire on Saturday. The
heart of the business district of former
city was threatened
On September nth cowboys at
Thermopolis, Wyoming, shot up Fat
ty Arbuckle's picture and then burn
ed it in the streets.
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The Ku klux Khan paraded the
streets of Richmond, Va, Saturday
There were 692 knights in line and
We're led by Kleagles and Imperial
Wizards on horseback The parade
was silently witnessed by ten thousand
persons on the sidewalks. A parade in
Louisville, Ky, was prevented by the
local authorities.
A special from Logan, West yir-
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1921-09-23
Buick Fours

22Four-34 Two Pass. Roadster 935
22-Four-35 Five Pass. Touring S75
22-Four-36 Three Pass. Coupe i475
22-Four-57 Five Pass. Sedan 1850
All Prices r. o. B. Flint. Michigan
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Buick Skies
SPENCER PEDRICK MOTOR co.

consuitant of the American State
Department as a member.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-06

outdoor sports. such :is tennis. out
door basketball, etc. !, will be SUI
pcrviscd by II social worker OF on
pericnCc.
MIR and Mrs. John u. T!mms. OF
New York. are visiting their daugh-
Ter. Mrs w. q. Holloway. IN city
Point
c. .. Coffin has returned from New
York state. having been called there
on account OF the death OF his ma,h-
cr-in-law.
Charles Littlcjohn recently moved
here from Memphis. Tenn. has
accepted a position with the Hum
mcll-RoSS Co.
Mrs. c. NJ. Gardner was operated
on Thursday at the Petersburg Hos
pital. and is reported TO lie getting on
nicely.
The West IIopcwcll Civic League
held meeting in Jackson's Han.
Dupont City. Thusriay night. 1t WAS
largely attended. this year being e!co-
officers. This league plays an i'm
ton year for several State and city
portant part in the elections in this
city. as ii practically controls the
electorate in the western part OF the
city. which is about 90 per cent OF
the voting population of iiopewcll.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-06
AMHERST

AMHERST. VA. Feb. 5.-Iittlc
Katherine Smiley. daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. w. *. SMILEY. who mas been
III from slight attack of pneumonia
IS ahlc TO be out again. Another small!
daughter OF Mr. and Mrs. Smiley who
was reported to have had dip;heria
is now convalcsccn; and only had u,
severe case of sore throat.
Judge {. j. Campbell. who became
suddenly III at his office Tuesday Of
last week. has recovered and il again
attending TO business.
AZ a baby show held last week in
camden, y. j.. little Martha Eurman
Fhirhcr,. sranddauS of Judge G.
j. Campbell: was awarded the b!uc
ribbon and Sl0c in cash. In the CON
test there were S55 comrttitors. The
little girls mother was formerly Miss
Marguerite Campbell OF Amherst;
Tlpton Jordan. who lived near AL
lens Creek. died last week after a
brief Illness of pneumonia Mr. Jor-
dan was Il prosperous farmer. a Con-
fcdcratc veteran and was for many
years postmaster of Aliens Creek
At the time OF Mr.. Jordan's death.
his brother, Mr.. Clay Jordan. who
lives in the same ncighborhood. was
critically i'll with pneumonia
sam II. Scott. OF Goldsboro, ~ c..
this week visited his parents Mr.
l.. i. lianckel. Of charlottesville.
was in Amherst Thursday on bust
ness
Miss Marion Dearborn loft Tuesday
for months visit To her cousin.
Mrs W. y. Moore. OF "KoScmont."
Alexandria.
Mrs. q. w. Dearborn is the guest
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-06
irish PACT LECTURES
At ROANOKE COLLEGE
Scumas MucNianus Speaks to- stu
dents, Under Auspices of
\ Hoover foundation.

~ SALEM. VA. Feb 5-Scumas Mac
-Aanus. the Irish poet. Will give the
next lecture under the Hoover Foun-
dation OF Roanoke College on Satur-
day evening at o'clock in the gym
tnasium. MIR. MaCNanus is distin-
guishcd author Of many notable
Volumes OF poems and stories. the
most important Of which is perhaps
yourself and the \ciShbors."
y In recent years, nc has spoken to
ethe principal universities and literary
clubs In America and has uniformly
sdcliehtcd capacity audiences. During
January and February he IL making
n tour OF Southern colicges and uni-
=verSitics. NJ recent lecture at the
GUniycrSity OF Texas II WAS said OF
him. NO lecture al the university IN
recent years has given more genera!
satisfaction than ;i,at of Seumas Mac
Manus.'' The president OF Baylor
s:Gniversi,y writes OF him, NO one
has ever been before our student
body who has given such general
satisfaction as Scumas MacManus.
As story teller he has few equals
in America.
The lectures under tho Hoover
Foundation are rapidly growing in
favor. The gymnasium was taxed TO
its capacity when DR.. Showa!tcr spoke
Iast.woek The public is cordially in
yitcd to hear MIR. MacNanus or I'm
Hour Of Irish stories: there Viii be
no admiSS ON fee.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-06
HOPEWELL

HOrEwELL. VA. Feb. 3.-coionel
r. H. Murray. general manager OF the
Tubizc Artificial silk Co. since us
cred his connection with that COM
pany February l. 10 accent n posi-
lion IN tho textile district of New
munity viii miss Colonel Murray as
no had won and made many friends
here
,icn Court. for alleged boouegG're.
secured n writ o: habeas corpus
through his attorneys. from the SUI
promo Court in Richmond
The Roy. Lcakc. Of the BAPTIST
Church. who delivered a sermon on
the "ncvi!ish BootieEscr. was vcr%
being a meeting OF Indignation
against some assertions he madc.
which tended to reflect on persons
without substantial! evidence to sup
port 1t.
The BuildGlg and Loan Association
recently formed here, reports very
good progress i'm subscriptions, the
mu,hC"ized capi;a! was ,nNed a, ST.
oOb.cGo. I; is reported that over
100000 has already been subscribed.
What came near being serious
accident occurred Thursday on tho
Hopcwcll Petersburg concrctc road
near this city, when - Dodge ear
driven Ivy Clyde Dennis. OF PRINCE
George County ran into two Fords.
knocking the occupants onto the
ground and damaging the cars badly.
II seems that young Dennis. "A mcr"
Youth. lost control of HIS car while
within a few feet Of The two Fords
which Were going in the opposite
direction. and swcrvcd int" the first:
Knocking il several feet away. aud
also struck tho second car, which
was following close behind the first
Fortunat"l? no one was very badly
hurt. only minor bruises being the
result %. IN. accident.
1t i understood that the young
ladies. about forty-hvc iu number.
who Went TO belgium in October last
10 learn tn" art Of making silk. and
who Will teach the girls employed
10y tho Tuh!Ze Co, will leave Il French
por, February for the return trip
home. Tn: girls aormi,orics ana
the cafeteria are being put ~ tip
Ion condition in order to give the
girls employed Il homc-likc and at
tractiv" place to live. 'fhcr" Will hc
all kinds Of anuscments including
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-06

Victoria. and later viii visit her
daughter. Mrs. Howard *. Mcitin
non. at Clinton, y. G.
Miss Geneva Beatty. OF Marshall.
va; Is II guest at Mrs. w ~ Bal
,n Mrs wea l!!e" VISTA, Anasrson. Of crsws.
DANES w. +. and l.. c. Gregory. hav--
ing Decn called here on account of
ne death of her mother, Mrs. l.. j..
Mrs, Marie Nahalc. OF New York
city Is the gdest OF her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. j. p; llill,
me village. Mrs. y. r. Watts enter
tanned Miss Eugenia CoN's music
class in honor of Mrs. Watts small
son. who are pupils of Miss Cox.
some OF the parents and friends OF
M nnr SoHns people We're also present.
gram was as follows:
:; DAISY Chain" tspauidins5. Dor
9: Little Golden Locks" Jane
,,t + nArou 3D. the Christmas Tree
.. March OF the Flowers jDcmo-
resD. Ruth Glenn Purvis.
o. ,Narcissus tSlatcr). Helen iIar-
tMartincz). Kate Whitehead.
$; Rustic Dance" IIowcin Nir-
s!nia pcyton.
=. ITO Springtimc" (P.tro,. Kath-
lccn Robinson
10. "Drcam.and'' ODevcaux). Mil
drcd Garbce.
II. Scarf Dance" tchaniualc,
Pauline Franklin.
The regular meeting OF the Ladies'
Ma society of Amherst Presbyterian
| church was held Wednesday, at tho
! nome OF Mrs. w. s. Ellis Matters
! OF Importance were considered
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-06

visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Mrs. Anthony Dibren entertained
tho. Sewing Club ON Wednesday.
Mr.. and AIRS. y. NJ. Chichester and
several weeks In jamaica
Miss Elizabeth Burch. of WASH
inEton. is visiting Miss Ruth Nc
Cabc.
Charles Bins Tebbs. of Washing
father. Judge X. II. Tcbbs.
Rev. and Mrs. Cosby Bell. of the
Episcopal Seminary. -\leNandria.
were recent guests of Rev. and Mrs.
MIR: and Mrs. William Corcaran
Eustis have closed their oatiands
House and have gone to their new
home in Washington. 1900 Rhode Is
land Avenue. the home OF Mrs. Eus-
It's late lather. the Hon. Levi l..
Morton for the remaining winter
months
Mrs J.. Q. IIammcrly is visiting
friends in. Richmond. Va.
y. Il. Hawthorne. Jr.. OF Washing
parents, AIR. and Mrs. y. Ii. law
thornc.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Marshall. of
Richmond. have arrived 10 spend the
Marshall has accepted the position
as principal Of Waterford High
school. this county
Mrs. Fred Stabler entertained the
Bridge club on saturday. She had
as guests of honor Misses May Minor
and Anna Adams.
Mrs G. j. Ryan. OF Now York. is
the gucs,; OF Mrs. u. G. sands.
itaymond Belmont is the guest, OF
friends IN New York.
MIR and Mrs. j. n. Mc,iavack have
gone to philadelphia for Il few days.
Mrs. -. 6. Beaver and little son.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-06
PURCEllVIlLE

Mr. and Mrs. David g. Tennant are
visiting relatives in Richmond
Miss Ida Ross Chamblin is the
guest OF Miss Ruth pibrcll.
Mrs. Adin Laycock is visiting hcr
daughter, Mrs. IL. NJ. Woodward. i'm
Norfolk.
Mrs. Henry Myers. OF waShiurton.
spent the Weekend with Mrs j. H.
Myers.
Mrs. j. i. Rhodes has gone To
iiarriSonhurE. where she will spend
the remaining wiwntcr months VIII
MIR. aud Mrs. William !. Cox have.
returned from their wedding trip
To New York and have been visiti,.
the latter'S parent" here
Mrs. Edwin T.. Garrett was hostess
I" the Garden Club on Tuesday.
Albert White. OF V NJ l.. is now
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-06
HOlllNS

lioLLINS. VA. Feb. 5.---Rcv J. d.
UT. one OF the Lutheran pastors OF
this section. Lett las, Tuesday night
Tor New York City, where lie expects
10 spend February in Bible study
Miss Ophcliu Williams has returned
home fro mthe Jefferson Hospital in
Roanoke.
w. w, Terry. who is in business
in ftcrshurS. spent last SUNDAY with
MS father and mother. Rev q. l..
Terry and wife.
w: Everett Patrick has gone I"
blackSburE. whcr: he Is 10 spend
several weeks taking a special course
IN aEricmlturc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-06


OF Washington. are guests of her
parents. MIR. and Mrs. II. g. Taylor.
MIR. and Mrs. w. l.. Goodwin have
gone to New, York for Il short visit.
Colonel and Mrs. Dunn. or Wash :
inston. are tho guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. q. Il. Hall
Airs. Raymond Ecuuou; and small
daughter have gone ~ Jamaica Tor
the remaining winter months.
Mrs. j. y. 'MuulShN. VI Whitcvillc.
). c.. is visiting her grandparents.
Mr.. and Mrs, II, Y Winter.
Mr.. and Mrs w l.. llulhcrt are
visiting friends IN Washington.
Major e. <, White has returned
from visit to friends in Washing
ton.
Mrs r T.. Lewis. OF WushinSotn.
have been visiting Mir and Mrs.
George Bauckmau
Miss stella Thompson has gone To
ltchmond for the winter
Mr. and Mrs. l., w. rop(ins have
been visiting relatives here.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-06
STOP CATAHRH! OPEN
N0STRILS AND HEAD
Says Cream Applied in NuxtriI,
Relieves Head Colds Mt Once.

IL your nostr!!s arc c!oggod and
your head is stuffed ana you can't
breathe freely because o! a cold
or catarrh. just get a small botlI.,
OF Ely's Cream Balm at any drug
store. Apply Il little OF this frag-
rant. aniiscptic cream in;o Your
nosirils and let i penetrate
through every air passage Of your
hcad. soothing end healing tho IN
: famed. swollen mucous membrane
End you set Instant RELIEF.
All how good IL feels Your
nostriis are open, your head Is
clear. no more hawking, snu.i!ng,
blowinH; no more headache, dry
ness or struggling Tor breath.
Eiy's Cream BALM is just what
sufferers from mead colds and ca
tarrh need. It's a deiight.-Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-06

instant Relief! Don't stay stuffed
up Quit blowing and snuilling, y
dose of "Pape's Cold Compound
taken every two hours until three
The first dose opens cioggcd-up
nostrilS AMI air passages of head:
doses are taken usually breaks any
cold right nm
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-06

stops nose running: relieves head
ache. dizziness. fevcrishncss. sncczinr.
"Pape's Cold COMPOUND" is the
quickest. Surest relief known. and
costs only II few cents at drug sturcS.
II acts without assistance. Tastes
nice. Contains no quininc. Insist
upon Papc'S-Adv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-06
The Tell Tale
of Gray Hair

TO he Judged ten years cider than
you actually are is the tcll-talc OF
gray, strcaked hair. which detraCts
from a youthful appearance as much
as a wrinklcd face does.
Women, everywhere. prefer the
easy, harmless "Brownatonc" method
that tints gray, streakcd, faded OF
Weekly journal-miner., 1921-03-02

ment will be sent out as usual, Wales said, giving the stockmen an opportunity to pay by April 1 if they wish to, but the forms will also be sent ont, and those who wish to accept the offer of the forest service to defer payment until next August may do so by using these forms.
 Willingness of the forest service to postpone payments of fees until the fall, was signified, it will be re- membered, with the provision that those deferring would be willing to pay not more than one per cent q month interest, or the major frac- ton thereof II was estimated by Supervisor Wales yesterday that, roughly speaking, about half of the cattlcmen on Prescott forest ranges expect to pay cash, while the larger portion of the other half will simply postpone payment until after their spring shipments.
Weekly journal-miner., 1921-03-02
CHOSEN BY B. ?. ". {. NEW OFFICERS ARE
Trom Saturdays DailyD

The Business and Professional Women's club Thursday night held a meeting at the Blue Triangle cen ter, at which they elected three new officers, were addressed by Mrs. Ward Wheeler, county superintend- cnt of schools, on national, state and civic school legislation, and listened to an excellent report by Mrs. Rosemary Campbell of the recent state organization meeting of Busi- ness and Professional Women's clubs at Phoenix.
 Following the resignation of Mrs Robert E. Watson, president, and Miss Madge Smith, treasurer, and upon resignation of Miss Mynne Cordes, secretary, Miss Cordes was elected to the presidency of the club. Mrs. Clara Worthen was elected treasurer and Miss Dell Maynard secretary.