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The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1921-10-19
KILLS
HIS MOTHER-IN-LAW
A Minute Later in Duel with Her Son
He Is Himself Killed.

A Minute Later in Duel with Her Son
He Is Himself Killed.
Wrightsville, Ca, Oct. 16.-Roger !
Gatlin, 40, garage owner Of Fitzgerald,
Ga, drove UP to the front gate OF the
residence Of his mother-in-law, Mrs.
William Smell, here, at S o'clock this
afternoon, calmly walked from his au-
tomobile to the front porch where
Mrs Smell was sitting and shot her
through the head. She died instant
ly.
In a duel a minute later with Mrs
SHELLS son, Marvin, Gatlin himself
was shot and killed before he had time
to leave the porch
Gatlin moved to Fitzgerald three
months ago and his wife refused to
accompany him, it was said. He
blamed his mother-in-law for her
refusal.
Last Friday Gatlin appeared here
and ever since he had been trying to
persuade his wife to return to him, it
was said.
Arriving at the Smell home, mile
and half from this city, at o'clock
this afternoon, he was told "Clio is
at her brothers, two miles away"
, Gatlin drew pistol, pressed the
muzzle against Mrs. Smells right tcni-
pie and pulled the trigger, the bullet
passing through her head
Marvin Smell, son Of Mrs. Smell
grasped shotgun and ran from the
rear Of the house, takig up stant
at the side Of the porch There h,
. exchanged shots with Gatlin, the lat
ter being killed. although Catlin
empticd his pistol without woundinf
: Smell. The shots could be heard here
a mile and half away.
! No arrest was made and no in
quest was held. Both bodies are il
. the same undertaking establishment
/. tonight
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1921-10-19
HEAD OF KU KLUX KHAN
TOPPLES OVER WHILE TESTIFYING

procedure to permit questions by out
siders.
Senator Watson insisted that he had
the right, first announcing, however,
that it was not in line with regular
procedure to permit questions by those
in sympathy with it's aims, and the
chairman cut through the colloquy by
directing the senator to proceed The
senator merely asked the wizard If he
knew OF the big salaries being voted
by Congress for shipping board law
|yers, reaching as high as $4,000, which
the people had to pay With that Mr..
Watson left.
Through the testimony OF Mr.. Sim
mons, the committee learned that the
total membership Of the Klan, herald
ed as having passed the half million
mark, actually was around 10000. The
witness declared that it's growth east
and west had been greater than in the
south, but his illness prevented qeus-
tioning designed to bring out facts
bearing on some Of the present strong
holds Of the organization. Asked II he
had not claimed "a million member
ship" Mr.. Simmons smilingly replied
he might have done so, but that he was
speaking generally, not by the card.
J Representative Garrett, Democrat
Tennessee, took the witness in hand tc
J find out something about its revenues
and profits, asking If the membership
, fees had been listed as donations rather
, than fees to prevent collection Of fed
t eral corporatios taxes. Simmons re
{ piled there was never thought o
that, declaring that when the tax Law
. first became effective he went to tn
revenue office at Atlanta and was IN
y formed that the Klan did not com
. under the law.
t ''If it does, it is not my fault" tn
wizard said, "and If it is shown we ar
y liable, we stand ready to meet our OF
g legations"
: Denying huge profits from the sale {
s robes, tho witness declaring that les
than thirty per cont Of the Klansme
o owned regalia.
If Our robes are not worn for the pu1
: pose Of terrorizing people," he shoute
e "they are as innocent as the breath {
3 an angel"
D. The witness was pressed by Chai
a man Campbell for an explanation {
e. tho recent clash between sheriff al
t. march Klansmen near Waco, Texa
and while he replied that his inform
" tion was based largely upon newspap'
I'd reports, he added, that the parade hf
ar been authorized by the mayor, and tn
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1921-10-19

the sheriff, in attempting to stop 1t
seemed under the influence of LIQUOR"
Simmons said he had called for an Of
fetal report, but that it had not been
forthcoming.
When the imperial wizard was
about to read the oath Of the Klan,
the committee, after whispered con-
ference, announced that he need not
divulge it unless he felt so inclined.
1t was placed in the record after GER
tain paragraphs had been read. 1t
showed that members bound them
selves to "be truly Itlannish toward
Klansmen In all things honorable"
and that n man could not violate his
oath except in testifying in cases Of
treason against his country, rape or
malicious murder, as read by the
wizard. 1t also pledged allegiance to
the United States government, "and
life, property and the vote to uphold
ing the flag, the constitution and con-
stituted law unto DEATH"
In voting, the witness declared the
ritual called for support OF men
known to be patriotic, above party.
Among the exhibits presented were
telegrams to President Harding and
Attorney General Daugherty, urging
an Investigation OF the Klan, both OF
whom replied, tho wizard said, that
they would give the question due
consideration.
The imperial wizard displayed an
evidence Of anger in taking up print
; ed charges that Mrs. Elizabeth Hyler
employed by the Klans propagatine
department at Atlanta, was It's su
preme boss"
"Tat's an absurd untruth," he de
lclared. Mrs. Tyler Is not my bos
and in handling this order 1 am no
| fgurchead."
Discussing the membership restric
tions, Simmons said:
II want to state emphatically, an
in the fear OF God, that the klan
not an anti-Catholic order
. 'But you don't permit Catholics
. join" said Representative Rodenberl
Republican, Illinois.
THAT is true, but the knights {
. Columbus only admits Catholics"
% replied. "We antagonize no mans II
- ligion. have heard Of only one cas-
where Kleagle circulated anti-Catl
Ollie propaganda, and he was instant
y, discharged.
u eve are not anti-Jewish. Any Je
who can subscribe to the tenets OF Il
Christian religion can get in. We a
" not anti-negro. Scores Of other Fl
~ ternal organizations will not adm
% negroes. We are not AUTHORIZATION
" We merely require that members mu
u be nativc-born Americans"
~ Mr.. Simmons told the committ
"' that parading Klansmen were n
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1921-10-19
In the Silk Section

Sga the Silk Sect ao1a
AN impressive array Of Silks that are in
GREAT demand this season, and i'm q variety
of colors so extensive as TO make the oc-
casion important, at these low prices.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-05

FIN Room house. cIote 10 school nnd
car tho, $40 cash and balance monthly,
or viii take cheap car as first pay
wrnt Cell oNuHr i, II. Sus, Cedar
1850
1--WE ROOMS With hreskfa-t room. ga
raTc. driveway. large east front Got. Dn
pavement good location only iS.tjO.
Dapre 5,OT.n
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-05
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT

SroHIs An WhWiUOt 20
NInttlUNtN ...hE.. I,,I ts.N u'H,r.
ah'D lurpfHu i.r gr't... r'uI.. 'sHIo
NOS I'f W yluu. DHNr' ilN
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-05
FINANCIAL

REAL ESTATE LuhNs FOR five yeArs on
business or residence property In Tulsa.
no commission. principal payable any
time after first year or 81 end of tive
years; interest semi annually. farm loan,
same terms.
GREER INVESTMENT COMPANY
sOl simmons Ridg Phone Cssgs 2ibO
Will BrY some first mortgsge notes sci.
cured by real estate. Phone Usage SOB
WE BtY Liberty bon's notes and month.
b. payment mortgages. G, II. Ovotton.
1lt S. Boulder.
Will buy small amount ~ rnonthiy pay.
Wsrt uotes. bughes a. Mitchell. AZ
Robinson Bldg
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-05
REAL ESTATE
$1,5Oo

will buy, for few days only, one of
the best 50-foot lots on the south
side. on paved street and restricted.
Worth $3.50. ~
OSAGE GOA
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-05

81 500 CASH Will buy WE THINK m.
rtrttIsst bungalow OF It's price and KIND
In Inc city six large rooms, ss larEe
closets glassed-in porch, 2.car garage.
basement, laundry tub, hardwood floors
throurhout \ wonderful mantel book.
case sections, French doors beautfhl
decorations, on pavement V'oF, 20
Monthly payments less than rent. Let
ua show you thA one. can Cedar
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-05
PERSONAL PROPERTY
nuu sEuOLp GOODS


t1NtsHt>G. onamourg s0d upHo0s.
toriug u5e The best matrrsI end pu,
OUT uui5 hEN.grtts ~prn. Fifteen yaafs
10 die bustuu.~ bro Tulsa Gilbert Guustcu.
OsaE, islN
urHOL~TrW&G for artistic decorating.
uphulsi.r.ur. O.. r. IounsilH. DsaEe
75os. 40 N. Fret St
USED FrR>lTrlU bought ana sold. ".
hotslsIiug HuppU,s Tor sale. J1wers
Furniture Go. -. 'inciunata Dsago
3006
WE MY second hnnl furniture from
slnglo articles iu com ,lcte outfits
TcuuyIy d 'Ff', I"-ruur. Co.. 10 W
First Phone OsaFe ;'l5.
WE VAST yuur usHd furniture au1 stoves.
can us whom you have something Co
sell. ,cdar -Svj, Seal Furniture Co.,.
227 E. Third.
WANTED r,lrigcrators and cook
-trres. tpI ,saWv $3.50
WINDOW SHADES made 10 measure can
Johnston. the man with 'ha goods and
eHrerieuc, O-agg boo7 71o vs.. Park.
YOU gAN wear diamonds 10 you E.N your
second hand furniture TO the Diamond
Furniture co. the largest second hand
store Zoe Tulsa We buy on. thing and
sell everything. bsaEc C57t
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-05

VALLEY GEM wcathered uak case.
mirTured fIish. As TO condition. this
piano could NOT be told from new save
for some slight carving on the tuii-
length music desk ..,..,,.........,..S2B S2Bs
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-05


la,.u rate fu permanent f.uaJf I.o.
Gated ~ laN' o. Hodge
ArARIMENT-u untwnished. six large
rooms, st""m heated, close ir, 'edar
t- .- cedar 72S.
ArNNTWE%TS Rockford sua sixteenth.
four rooms. new brick buNdIur up-to-
date, 500 aud f65. praEe 1870.
BOSTON So 1855. Ground floor. Groom
apartment private bath. basement for
laundry bsarH saia. nFHE, Ft4H.
BEST RENTAL bargain iu Tulsa. modern
aulIrt west side. paving. call Dsugg
CLOSE I>. un.uruI-ucu 4.lapu artri-
mcnG t1g So. cincinnati A. osass
CsO@t .I#-An elegant ur8Ti'To0t with
an modern convenience, lights ga-
water aul steam UHHt. ais. Tuuutug
well water IN every apartment Esthrf
Hparlmeuts. S"'vuu ans Cheyenne.
Ih.1c taaC" 75if
EVANS APARTMENTS
SIXTH ASD CHEYENNE
Beautiful 5-room apartments. steam
nest furnished, also garage and servants
quarters.
WHIrEStDE d WHITEslDE
Fourth and bouldor Usage 5o'l
FOR RENT -Oue-halr ~ s-room hou,..
ulern, gsteRe. usage 'ao9-R
FOIR-EOOM apartment. uufuruishcd Tor
W-n end "ite. modern, good we'll OF
walor, mo- other ruumers. private resi-
nee nsr to lltn0y aud street car.
lblS Fact TGiid. Phone LsaEe JooO.
references.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-05
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

a 400 CAstt-paiancc like rent buys &.
room bungalow. south side, OIL con.
vsnicuces. basement, furnace sarge
snd good well water. eau usage HSpS
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-05

7.so0- SOUTH side bargain. b-room
buuHalhw living room across the en-
tire front hardwood floors thronEhouI
utHntcL all built.in features, full Sue
east front lot, on pavement EsfAse'
dcrfIi new bungalow. $500 caeh VIII
haudle Reasonable monthly psyments'
CAN Dasge NbsG.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-05
MUSICAL INsrRt ME>Ts
",lusrc rs ESSENTIAL"

% N.''l' '.. '''.'.'+-'
Are Won contemplating the pruChss" ot
a plano. and will q used and renewed
Instrument On. your ug'IS - W.
n"" ono " ~, Ut WI" P'' ''' ~
glance over our ''9'
G. T.. HNR$E, MAHOGANY eHac taI
swinging music fa'h' I-' octave 90
this az ....-.... .......'. .'''''''' .'-"O
CAMP s. co, ebony case. full Z l.3
ucta,es ivory keys. ebony shnrps.
'',,,.,t', s"|r 1I, ,..,r.,.,, ,,s, rlI music
EgSE,Hi.niRT walnut finH casc. con,iaao0s
uuT s,.,ls. I'm ,..,,or,ny pl.tn GO.
Ioni,I design, splendid condition: any
ggSr IL n,g.'1,Is ..a ,n,l a." Nn"o' '''''' ,sSs 5Ss
.,.,g,. ,,Il luIy ,.r,,. .flo ,..,,pp,
StDl' "e,.lr,,ii,t' o'',,,,ris, s ~ Ia. ,",n'
ufsrture .................S345
,pz,pT uu.irh,. a,,rlt trabosppv. case:
ruu length and music case with slightly
curved panels and carved palisters, roll
plano .... .......-.,........,.,,..,'...IiS5
....,.....,.... ,..,.., ,..,.
LIE IDL..tuvIW " ''r',' II t.,,B ~ IE',,%S
INDEpl MY 6cNE oN EK ~
THY M,HnI ~ ~ ~ i5E',t ~ ,,ttL,,N,1
CONDITIONS AND. APPEARANCE
r,,,,,,,.u,. ,..s..,... -, ..
hHA''h, NJ ~ ''n"f""y "t' SqVts"ee
llnrs oy'" 5l'", .1''g, . ] piano 10
p,,"nn colonial d'sisn WIN iGs 'He'P..ii5,9s
N -
W NrS'N nH'.. l| ""'h '"" '"''. WIN
nI,n'7''''' "''"'""''"" y '."D, WE
,T,,.,. ,,,,, ,,
N"I.'- .t''' "'u','''H u"h '"S',
''"' w. ''' ~. , wv. - @ .u',
f,,r some sIfgr,t car,tn, nm tbe f,u.
length music Jrsk ....... ass
D. W. JENKINS SONS
MUSIC co.
az ). Main Usage 3l53.Sl3A
PLAYER piano for rrrj uar new. Dsage
Ai5,. a o. Davidson,
,,,.,.,,.,.- -, ,-,,,,.,-,..
oFlItL-NlOHE Eat iFMLNI %
ron SALE NatigHal oash register. "l'h
recording tape. Al condition Dodge
E..rirr co.,, ll9 H. second
FIAE qusr,prod oak double deck tor sal.
a2t Iowa Bldg Usage Cf51
SPIaNplp. now mahogany dpctor's table,
aNG feet. worth $50. win rake $50. Cr.
OAR -,St,
WANrEp-N National machlur complete
without boiler or engine. Must De tTa'
class condition b'dT"Ck price ~, 70.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-14
PLEA OF NOT GUILTY
is MADE BY MORSE

Washington. Dec. l3.-ChaTles w,
Morse OF New York. who was recalled
TO this country from Franco by AT
torn"y General Daughcrty, was served
today with IL warrant. alleging consplr-
.aCy To dcfrnudt the government ana
the Emergency Fleet corpora uon' IN
which the United States !s Stock
holder.
Arraigned before United States Com
missioner Hit. MIR. Morse pleaded not
guilty and upon waiver OF hearing was
freed from custody upon S"".c"V bono
TO await the action Of the grand jury
The warrant, which was issued upon
complaint OF Frank Burke, manager or
the Investigation department or the
Shipping board. was served on MT.
Morse in Commissioner HITS Office IN
the presence OF his attorney, w. j..
Lambert. and District Attorney Gordon
Before leaving tonight for New YORK
where he will await the outcome Of the
Jury Proceedings. Mr.. Morse issued q
statement, declaring the charges
against him in the complaint we're so
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-14

George Elilick 4 hroth"r-in-lnw Of iAn'
Rnh.n.;.r. lett Immediately on receipt
Of H.. news OF the drowning ana on ms
arr; -. at his SISTERS h"nl" FOUND l""'
VERY. much alive. IL was All m.StaN''
Mrs. + : Williams vi! =" I" 4 nos
pl;tl Thursday and have her t"nN''S
reuoyrd ll,r many friends nope Tor
.i,.rdy recovery.
Nv Ell Johnson. ~ Charleston. -
tin, house guest cr Mrs. l'o"'e I1H"' 'es'
Mi -, ,;rr,r J"ukir4, # ltnnry@ i",Ht,
- ne guest VI her SISTER Mrs ''H'
William K!mmfne md Wayne Strick-
lin. of Wheeling EI'sh. spent inc "e'N
emf with their parents.
Nrs Jennie Ehnades and RFhhu,
daughter. Margaret snent me Nt'"
WIN Mr., nnd MIS-. Mhy BURTON ol
toi!an~hvc Com
do,. .y,rir,y from Wheeling very mlch
ymrroyed in health. After leaving tls
North Wheeling hospital 81" re'nh! l'e'
u.ocl f., tin. home of her u'othei'
Chester Abercrc uib.e. Of the lSIlho'
Margaret. l:ttle. daughter a. MT. an"
Mrs Paul IhuaIcS, will undeEE" LON
Iii orJ adcuc!d operation In NNee'lhb
5urIuu the week. Her fr'"n"S fee' "9-
surci Of complete ft'oNcIS. 49,.
Miss Zu,cika Hartley. or 'a's, na.
come 70 l'alIaa to spend inc WIZ,
Win her brother. Earle, ma WIZ "''s"'
the Dallas school. NJ u
The sunday school "t 'he VI. -
church VIII give small i""S'"" ~
Chr,s;mes dav after the LESSONS are
i orsr Tew officers and teachers w!!l
,Isn he elected tina, day for the ensuing
year. $780,, o,5
The teacher. Miss Nora Harsh Hmu
rurns Of the Okiahomo school VIII give
/ a community Christmas tree the
Wednesday, night preceding christmas
Hiram Crawford has been conilneH ~
; his room for several days with r"eu'
! mNt!Rm. ,,
! Walter Scatcn. OF Akron. OHIO sptn'
| Sunday with hts uncle. Charley Hu;cN'
| In. who has been III OF nervous trouofe
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-14

Read and use Intelligencsr Want Ada
You'll get what you want.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-14
DALLAS

The Royal Ncighonrs' lodge OF Dallas
VIII yive bazaar and fish pond In the
Dallas hal! Saturday evening. December
l7th. There vii, also - plenty ~
good things to eat, including ice cream,
cake. buns. hot coffee AMI homemade
candy. Everybody welcome.
Rev. Mr. Funk. the new minister "t
the NJ. l.. church. left Friday morning
for his home At ClarkSburg. II" CAV"
a. his reason Tor going thai ne didn't
believe he WAS able to stand the work
ON the Dallas charge. one" more the
church Is without n minister.
The Paul Robinson who was dr"Whr'
on Last Saturday was not tho man VINO
formerly lived here and who now NVeS
al Pleasant Grove. Ia. Local relatives
received the word Sunday morning ana
were very much concerned about H.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-14

into for the charter!ng OF the Wct%ei
Fair Association. The fair was such
success last Fan as to warrant It's con-
:inuauCe for tho next year.
Now Marttnsvine Briefs.
Miss D-lora Newman OF Nj. Ia'"'
was a visitor in New MGrtinS'iuc
among friends Saturday.
Miss Hazel Ward visited Mrs. Jennie
Hutchinson Sunday. Miss Ward - one
OF the teachers ~ Pine Grove.
Two reels II M"oschrart moving pit
lures Will bo shown next Friday even
INK at the Lincoln under the drecNon
OF the local Moose Lodge.
Mr.. Francis Buchnrr Of New Dale
was q prominent visitor for Pho week
end.
Scout Master Campbell and Senior
Patrol Leader Watson OF Pine Grove
were visitors among Scouts IN New
MartInSv!lle, Saturday.
Mr.. aud Mrs. I. Bennett OF Brown
we're Weekend visitors with Sheriff and
Mrs Bennett.
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port ever made OF the work Of the ord"
here. The lodge now numbers consider
ably over three hundred.
Quarterly Conference Announced
DR.. 9. Fred Anderson az the Wheeling
district Bethod:st Churches ~ IN
ncunccd TO hold the First QNhr"r'y
Conference At the F!r"t Aet""d'"'
Church next Sunday morning. when he
Will preach. Saturday evening he WA
lecture concerning IT, Detroit NHtionAl
Methodist Convention.
High School Athletics.
Sreculnrion IS rife concerning tho
basketball season Of Magnolia HlSh
School. No schedule has been Rnnoun'-
Cd. II looks now It will be too late 10
make much showing in this popular
ypor. However there IS a strong com
.run!;v $rr,imen, for the hitting up 81
a court whcrn the boys and girls coutu
begin their work. School plans most
p.v.sins 20 everyone In the communIl!
viii soon to announced.
Christmas Seal Sale.
Miss Reutr'ce Ycatcr is conducting
most efficient campaign for the Anti
TuhrrruloSis sale ~ Christmas seals
No doubt several hundred dollars vii.
Lc acquired for the work or the League
in Wetzel County. The Red Cross KoI!
GALL was successful and the nurse Will
10 here for County work just as soon
10 the state Health department car
md on" suitable.
wetzel Baking Company.
TIL. Wetzel Baking Company Is ono
Of thu new firms recently put into oper-
atlOn in this city. The company Is
headed by Mr. II. L. Postlethwait. re-
Gently of C,arksburg. and he has as
ISOLATED with him T. V. Iams and W. j.
Postlethwait and others. The bakery
has been running at capacity, ana us
products are In great demand.
Death OF Small Boy.
The death OF Newman jennings Oh
Little Creek occurred ut the Wotzei
County Hospital on Friday evening
The death was caused by gangrenos ap
pendlcitls He was IN his seventh year
and was the son Of Mr.. and Mrs. y. =
Jennings, prominent people or thi'
county. Tho funeral service was he'll
at Craig's Chapel Sunday afternoon. anc
was In charge OF Rev. WORKS OF Reader
and interment was made in tho era:
Cemetery in charge OF Wharton'S IN
dertakinS Co.
wetZel Farm Bureau.
4 special meeting OF the WRtEel Farm
Bureau was held Saturday afternoon Y
,he Circuit Court rooms. Mrs. j. "
Smith of Lewis County. one of the FleI'
representatives OF the West Virgins
Bureau made a splendid address. Othe
business was the arrangements entere'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-14

The county bridge over Cross creeN
will be repaired 50 that traffic m'Snt
pass before the end OF the week accord
ing 10 a statement made on INeS"AS
morning bv County Engineer George
". Sternrod Mr. S;eenrud also stated
that the state officials were making a
survey oc the situation with view
of relocating the road.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-14
BENWOOD
Legion Met.

Legion Met
The \. l. NrU "a" H"St or tho AraeT'-
ran Lection ego: e - rooms oVec the
,o.,o,.rn ... ~, 90 'asc evening and
-, hue.,,,... e.: month vas dis
nn..I.c n.,u... ,.~r heard from the
dane, rn,na:.ttrn 60 lie effect that the
no, les. Monday evening was a success
.ra,,i..l,y and otherwise Following the
business session smokes were passed
ard IN hour spent socially. The ladies'
auxiliary 81 the legion also met at their
heaHguart"rsf last evening and discussed
business matters
Euchrs Vol Attended.
The tlf-I OF series OF progressive
eurhree 90 b. given ~ tho Young Mems
club OF - Johns church was held In
Tho c,,i-r,, hall last evening and was
well attended. The evening VAS spent
playln- TO- game and ~ scasonaole
hour Ugh, refreshments were served.
over 100 ,o,.oi y-op,e we're In attendance
One Lone Drunk.
Tho first o'ferdr~ this week was
brought in Yesterday by Officer Lander
on = hunk charge. John Doe will APP
pear before Mayor Clark Sprouts this
evening" on this drunk charge.
rycsum Course Eumoor.
The sellers OF the pastshoards for
the lecture TO be given tonight at the
McMechCn school auditorium report
large sales and no doubt the room vii.
be hled 20 capacity when Miss Garnet
Cox lectures. Miss Cox Is an excellent
speaker and this affair promises 70 be
a rare treat for those who enjoy good
speaking The proceeds will be used
for the benefit OF the playground
Hold Practice.
The Dixie Five basketball team, COM
posed ~ former high school and valley
basketball stars. held their regular
practice asst evening In the Union gym
They have been holding practice avery
Tuesday evening tor tho past month
and ar" rounding Into shape IN f1ne form.
Th- manager has arranged FOR several
games - be played In the near future
and Is hi,iug OUT tho season schedulc.
Plan Another Dance.
Members ~ tho \. 4. Mountain post
American Legion. arc planning another
dance 10 he given some time In the near
future. The success OF the dance Mon
day night caused them to make arrange
rnents for this affair so soon The pro-
leeds from these dances will go toward
tho building fund OF the legion which
fund is FOR the purpoFs OF raising funds
70 build their own headquarters.
Union Hard at Work
Ths Union High baske: ball team was
given q stu practice session yesterday
afternoon under the directions OF Coach
HanEerty. They are working hard this
week In preparation tor their game
with rho Pennington aggregation IN tho
Union coop Friday evening. Union was
tho only team that beat Pennington
last season and tho game was won
hy q close margin. The visitors have
Practically the sars team they had last
year and will no doubt give tina local
BOYS a hard hight Friday evening. The
practice this week Will consist OF per-
:ectlng the throwing OF fouls az that
was their weak point in the game last
week. The girls do not have a game
scheduled FOR this week but are holding
practfce tust the Same. Tickets FOR tho
game Friday evening will go on sale to-