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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-01-12
Sue Boxing Promoters

Worcester, Jan. 1.-THE Grafton &
knight Manufacturing Company,
owner of Boulevard Park, brought
suit in Superior Court Tuesday
against Michael +. Leahy and Will
liam a. Grogan of Worcester to re-
cover $4,000 which the company al
lcges is due as rent for the baseball
grounds on 90 dates between May
and Oct. 81 for boxing exhibitions.
The company says it rented the
grounds to the defendants for $4,000
and all II has received is $1,000. Leahy
and Grogan planned to run outdoor
boxing bouts last summer. but the
undertaking was not a success.
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About the Bouts

Henry Myers writes that Freddie
Madden is going good again. He
wants TO match him against Paddy
Owens.
Jack Perry will not meet Jack
Brit,on In New York. Dave Shade
win he Britton's opponent Jan. p.
Gunboat Smith is TO be resurrected
again for a bout with Capt. Roper at
Youngstown Jan. IS Roper meets
Carl Morris OF Tulsa. Feb. 2.
Joe Lynch at Terry Martin will box
o. Providence. Jan. II.
JEFF Smith and frankie Fleming
are 10 meet at Staten Island Monday
night
Glasses In ST. Joscph's T. a. s. am
ateur tournament 10 be held Jan. 20
will 30 lis. rs. I35. AZ and $50
pound
Now that Benny Leonard, with his
manager. Billy Gibson, have kissed
and made up with Tex Richard 1t is
announced that Leonard will box
three times for Richard, the first
meeting 10 be staged Feb. 10.
Dave Fitzmorris. New Haven ref
cree. and Il boxers have been sus-
pended indefinitely by the New Ha-
ven Boxing Commissioners.
George CLANCY has called off his
bout with Johnny Clinton. which
was booked for Philadelphia next
Monday night. CLANCY wanted Gin
ton 10 weigh l35 pounds ringside. tut
Manager Eddie Mack refused to con-
cent, Tho latter has signed Clinton
~ box Johnny shugrue Jan. Il. The
New England light weight title will
he at stake-Boston Globe.
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Dates Winter Carnival
u. of M. Announced

Orono, Me-. Jan. 10--The first win
ter carnival at University Of Maine
viii be held Feb. .. 10. and II. the
Jntra- Mural Athletic Association,
which has charge OF the affair. an
nounced Saturday. II will begin with
q performance of the Maine Masque
on Thursday evening. assisted by the
Clee Club and orchestra, after which
there will be display OF fireworks.
Friday will be devoted to exhibit
lion skating. hockey and trials for
tho ski and snowshoe races. The
carnival hall will be held in the eve
ming. The carnival sports on Satur-
day will consist of long distance ski
and snowshoe races. snowshoe
dnshes. ski jumping. ski jooring, fac
uity snowshoe race. fraternity relay
races, coed snowshoe dashes. and n
snow ball battle between the fresh
men and sophomores.
Informal house parties In the eve
ming will bring the carnival TO close.
College exercises Friday will be sus-
pended.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-01-12
Maine Press Asso'n.
in Annual Meet
TODAY at Portland

Portland, Jan. 11.-Portland will be
the Mecca of the New England print
ers this week. The Maine Press as
ISOLATION opens its annual session At
the Falmouth Hotel Thursday morn
ing at 10 with the usual executive
session when reports of officers and
election of officers will be in order.
Thursday afternoon Harold T. Bar
Dor of Boston will speak on CONVEX
sations about Advertising and Court
land Smith of Washington, D. c., will
address the members on What 1922
Will Bring to the Country Publisher.
A banquet will be given at $50 at
which time Arthur e. Staples of
Lewiston Journal will be POSTMASTER,
Charles H. Fogg of the Houlton
Times is slated to speak on his trip
to Honolulu. A. l.. II. Cummings, ag-
ricultural editor of the University of
Maine and Governor Percival p. BaX-
ter will respond to toasts.
Friday morning Secretary Edward
A. Harris of the Maine Typothetae
will deliver an address on The Signs
Of the Times.
The Maine Typothetae will follow
these meetings with a luncheon to
the visitors. members Of Typothetae
and the AID Club of Portland when
Joseph A. Borden. past secretary of
the United Typothetae of America
and now director of the American
Writing Paper Company Service, will
present new. comprehensive, con-
structive and almost revolutionary
movement for the creation of new
business in an address on Building a
Printing Business.
Prospects are for a large attend
ance from the States of Maine, YER
mont and New Hampshire. e
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BOXING NOTES

Jimmy Sacco, East Boston light
weight, had to be given police pro-
lection at Worcester, Mass, Tuesday
night after he had lost to Johnny
Shugrue. of Waterbury on fouls in
the first round of a. scheduled 10
round bout. Shugrue was fouled
twice in the first two minutes of
fighting. Sacco had to be escorted
by three officers from the ring to his
dressing room and the police had to
escort him from the building by a
rear exit after he had dressed. as
more than 400 who had attended the
bout were waiting outside for Sacco.
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PROMOTER HAS EYE FOR DETAILS
ATCITY HALL SCRAP FRIDAY NIGHT

give the fans their moneys worth and
says if the men fail to fight, there
will be no money coming.
Kid Clark. the colored bantam, is
confident of stopping Penney Brown
Of Portland. while the latter says he
has surprise for the colored rope
performer. This semi final of six
rounds promises to be a whale of a
scrap.
In the prelim between X. o. Bolduc
and Battling Red. and the curtain
raiser between Young George Bolduc
and Gid Gilbert, fans are certainly
due for feast Of fisticuffs preced-
ing the main card.
Harry Sears will be the third man
in the ring and this ASSUMES salts
factory bouts run off in snappy
style. Seats are selling good and an
other record crowd is indicated at
City hall tomorrow night. on sale at
Packard's, Augusta and Arata's, Hal
lowell.-Adv.
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loadman Outpoints Kohler

Portland, Me, Jan. 11-Dick Load
man Of Buffalo won decisively from
Willie Kohler of Brooklyn in the
double six. the main bout, of one of
the best fistic exhibitions of the win
ter in the Exhibition Building here
Tuesday night.
Loadman is credited with a clean
lead in eight rounds. while his oppo-
nent was even up in the other four.
Johnny Correlli won from Abe Le-
vine in the six-round semifinal by a
good margin. both men fighting hard,
and the same tactics featured the
other bout. Bing Conley winning
over "K. O." Smith.
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Shep Replaces SNYDER

Matchmaker McKirGy of the Com
mercial A. C. has made a change in
his seminfinal bout for his show next
Friday night in Mechanics Build
ing. He has engaged Johnny Shep-
pard of Woburn to take Barney Sny-
der's place against Barney McIntee
The Woburn boy put up a great bat
tie against Paddy Owens in Lynn the
other night.
Sheppard is going after another
bout with Owens. but is not offering
any alihi for his defeat. Pat McCar-
thy and Pal Reed. who are to meet
in the feature bout, are getting in
good shape for the battle.-Poston
Globe
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Sidney GRANGE

NORTH-The officers Of Sidney
Grange were very pleasingly install ID
Thursday evening by Mrs. Maude Tay-
Tor. assisted by Mr.. and Mrs. T. W.
Longley and Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Lyon
as aides. Officers are as follows:
Master. Julia A. Lyon; overseer. O. H.
Davenport: lecturer Mrs. Lizzie Dav-'
export: steward. Walter Noble: assist
ant steward. Weston Taylor: chaplain,
Guy H. Lyon: treasurer. Charles 6.
Taylor; gate keeper. w. Pitt Lyon:
Ceres. Mrs. Ora Lyon: Pomona. Mrs.
Lila Noble; Flora, Mrs. Ora Field
lady assistant steward. Mrs. Pearl
Taylor. baked bean supper was
served at intermission. after which the
lecturer gave a fine program, con-
sisting of songs. a dialogue by Mrs
Lucy Wyman and Miss Emma Goff and
moving picture show by Mrs. Moore
and Ada Moore. with several readings
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whitcfleld Grange

At the last meeting of Whitefield
Grange, No. 101. the following officers
were elected: Master. Webster Peas
Ice; overseer Ernest Dunton; lecturer,
Mrs. Lizzie Felt; steward, Willis Bovn-
ton; assistant steward, Frank Knight;
chaplain, Mrs. Marian Peaslee; treas
urer, Arthur Marigold; secretary, Mrs.
Eliza Marigold; gatekeeper. Paul King;
Ceres. Mrs. Lauretta Peaslee; Pomo-
ma, Mrs. Lizzie Dunton; Flora, Mrs.
Alice Boynton: lady assistan: stew
ard. Mrs Carrie Knight.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-01-12

the Fidelity class this Thursday A.
ternoon at her home on High stree,
Hamilton Lodge Degree OF Horror
held their regular meeting wedns,.
day evening in the Post rooms.
Acme Rebekah Lodge will hold "a,
regular meeting this evening in odl
Fellows hall.
Mrs. Charles Tozier CT Augusta, VII,
las been visiting her daughter, Mr..
Henry Smell OF Buxton. is a guest a,
her son. Harry Tozier of Alpine stree,
b. o. York has returned from :,
Adams. where he has been installed ,
heating plant and at present is Goa.
fined to his home on Main street by an
attack OF lumbago.
Mrs. Sarah Y. Lvring IL IN at he,
home on High street.
There will be a game OF basketball
Friday evening. Jan. 10, in Mossalon..
kec hall between the teams OF Oakland
High school and Coburn Classical
The last number In the lyceum
course which has been given for N.
benefit of the Oakland football team
| was presented by the Pease Twins Of
Chicago Tuesday evening in Memorial
hall. The entertainment consisted Of
we'll selected recitations. impcrsona.
lions. old fashioned and new fashion.
cd songs. pianologues and ukel.'s
duet, which was highly appreciated by
the audience.
Henry Bowdcn is confined ~ nj,
home on Pleasant street by injuries
which he sustained saturday when Ne
fell on the ice at the corner OF Maine
street near the dry goods store Of
Wallace Flanders.
Mrs. Guy Adams went to Vassalboro
Tuesday evening. whore a. deru'y
grand marshal she assisted Mrs. Nellie
Mariner. district deputy president 10
install the officers Of the Ecbokah
lodge.
The Ladies' ~ ST. Theresa mot Tues.
day evening at the home Of Airs J. J.
Shanahan on Fairfield street. The.
was a large attendance and the eve
ming was passed in sewing. The ur,t
meeting will be held THURSDAY after.
noon. Jan. 26. at O'Clock az N" hour
of Mrs. Norris Bush
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U. OF M. Girls Team

Bangor. Me. Jan. Reorganization
has been completed here OF a girls
basketball league TO be known as the
Maine Girls Basketball League. The
charter members include the teams
81 the Bangor Y. w. c. A.. Bangor
High school. Fast Maine Conference
Seminary 81 Bucksport. University of
Maine, Eastern State Normal school
of Castine oldtown High school and
Brewer High school.
Miss Dorothy Graves OF Castine
Normal school was elected chairman;
onni Copley OF Erewer. vice chair
man. and Miss winnifrcd Smith, ply d.
steal director OF the Bangor Y. W. c.
A. secretary
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Unity Town Wins

Unity. Me. Jan. 1l-(Special)-
Unity Town team scored another VIC
tory Monday night when they beat
Albion 3l-!i. The game was fast and
rough from start TO finish. The first
half which ended l2-Is was more or
less Of rough and tumble. Unity
got underway the second half and
piled up % points 10 Albion's .. Far
well played a star game shooting 10
baskets from the floor.
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Camden High Basketball

Jan. 13-Boothbay ut Camden.
Jan. 20-Rockland at Camden.
Jan. 27-Camden at Lincoln Acad-
envy.
Feb. 3-Cam6en at Boothbay.
Feb. 4-Camden at Thomaston.
Feb. 10-Rockport at Camden.
Feb. II and Feb. 1S-Open.
Feb. 20-Camden at Brooks.
Feb. 24-Lincoln Academy at Cam
den.
Mar. 3-Brools at Camden.
Mar. 10-Camden at Rockport.
Mar. 17-ThomastOn at Camden.
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Grand Circuits
Harness Race Dates

Week Of July 3-North Randall;
July 10-Toledo: ulys17-kalama-
zoo; July 24-Columbus; July 81
Toledo.
Week Of Aug. NORTH Randall;
Aug. IA - Philadelphia; Aug. p -
Poughkeepsie; Aug. 2S-Readville.
Week of Sept. 4-Hartford; Sept.
II - Syracuse; Sept. IS and 25 -
Columbus.
Week of Oct. 2 and 9-LeXington,
KY; Oct. 16-Atlanta, Ga.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-01-12

schools, for the delivery Of the pro-
gram OF the next convention, etc.
The latter part of the afternoon
session was, taken up with divisional
conferences in the following groups:
General Officers. Rev. Mr.. Brewster
presiding: Children's Division, Mrs.
T. j. Winslade of Eastport presiding:
Young Peoples Division, Rev. T. M.
Griffiths of Camden presiding; Adult
Division, Rev. Mr.. Brewster presid-
ing; and Administration Division,
Rev. E. NJ. Pearson presiding.
Delegates Registered
In addition to the presiding officers
at the conferences of the day, the
following Association Officers were
registered: H. w. Weober of Mt. Ver-
non. executive president of the dis
M. F. Heath of the Hallowell Baptist
church: Mrs. A. y. Guild of Man.
chester: Miss Katie L. Curtis Of
North Harpswell, secretary Of the
Harpswell- Brunswick district; Mrs.
F. w. Cobb of Brunswick. Children's
Department; Mrs. Anna G. Harris Of
Norridgewock, corresponding secre-
tary and treasurer of Somerset coun-
ty; H. D. Grouse Of Crouseville, presi-
dent of the Pressure Isle District;
Rev. E. r. Farrar Of Norridgewock.
president of Somerset county: Mrs.
c. H. Deane of the Gardiner Metho-
dist church, county home department
superintendent: A. w. Hawkes. Of
Manchester Friends church, county
administration superintendent: Mrs
Edward Roundy of the Winthrop
Methodist church, county missionary
superintendent: Mrs. Amy packard.
district superintendent of the N'avne,
Fayette and Readfield District: Mrs.
+. f. Damren. secretary of the Mt
Vernon and Vienna District: H. F.
Akdrich of West Paris; ]. 3. Smith
of Greenvillc Junction. disarict sup
erintendcnt of Piscataquis county. In
addition to these registered delegates
many others were present at the af-
ternoon and evening sessions.
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FISHERMAN BROWNS
OFF HIGHLAND LIGHT

.Provincetown, Mass, Jan. ia
terrific gale with rain which swept
Cape Cod this afternoon caught the
fishing fleet unprepared ands John
Gomez, was drowned when a power
dory owned by John Costa sank off
Highland Light. Costa was rescued
by other members of the fleet.
Two schooners, the Ignatius Enos
and the Arthur and Matthew, were
blown ashore and one power dory
sank in Provincetown harbor. Three
boats of the fishing fleet had not been
heard from tonight.
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Shunrue Minis or Foul

Worcester, Jan. 11-Johnny Shu-
grue of Worcester defeated Jimmy
Sacco of East Boston in the first
round of a scheduled 10-round fight
Tuesday night in Mechanics hall, on
a foul. Referee Jack Sheehan Of
Boston awarded the fight to Shugrue
after Sacco had fouled him twice in
the first minute of fighting. Sacco's
share of the purse was placed in the
hands of the Boxing Commission for
disposal. In the final Tracy Fergu-
son of Meriden beat frankie Quill of
Brockton.
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Jimmy Connolly May Be Absent

Washington, D. c., Jan. i1.-Jimmy
Connolly, Georgctown's track captain,
intercollegiate mile title holder. who
track followers to win the Hunter
mile at the Boston Athletic associa-
ton games Feb. 4, may not be one of
the starters in that feature. due 20
the announcement y here that mid
term examinations at the School of
Law will be held the first week in
February.
The Woburn miller is law student,
and unless the faculty makes Spa-
cial concession in his favor he will be
unable to make the trip to Boston.
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q SPORTING NEWS q

president and other officers was left
for attention at later meeting.
Judge o. H. Drake was a business
caller il Skowhegan Tuesday.
Attorney Thomas A. Anderson is
in Boston on a business trip this
week.
DIR. Charles A. Moulton and F. S.
Burrill of Hartland were in town
Tuesday on their way to Lewiston
on business.
Freeman Mills and Albert Wood
of ST. Adams were in town Tuesday
on their way to Skowhegan.
The next meeting of the Union
Grange will be held with Hartland
Grange on Wednesday, Jan. IS.
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Westbrook OutcIasses Biddeford

Biddeford, Me-. Jan. 11.-Westbrook
Seminary five outclassed Biddeford
High, 81 to 16, Tuesday evening in the
State Armory. The seminarians play
ed a whirlwind of a game, and took
the lead from the start.
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Wrestler Wants Matches

]. G.. Brown, formerly Of Lewiston,
has returned to this city and is anx-
ious to arrange wrestling matches.
He will make his home in this city.
Brown will take on anybody from
IFS to 200 pounds.-Lewiston Sun.
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Colby Comets Beaten

Bangor. Me-. Jan. 11.-Bangor pro-
fessionals won from Colby college
Comets. So to 81, in fast game Tues
day night. The college men led up
to the last period, Bangor making
a fast finish.
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Bowdoin.St. Dominiek Hockey Can
cetled

Brunswick, Jan. 11-(SpeciaD-T
ice hockey game scheduled between
Bowdoin and the st. Dominick team
of Lewiston for this evening was
cancelled on account of the blizzard
which swept this section today.
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P|TTSF|ELD

Mr.. and Mrs. J. S. Hurd have re-
turned to their home in Newport aft
err a visit in town in thr home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Freeman H. Hubbard.
Mr.. and Mrs. Floriman Gardner
and little daughter Idamae have
returned home after a visit with
relatives in Clinton.
DR.. Cyrus ]. Strong is in New York
this week attending to business mat
tiers.
Miss Barbara Lancey has returned
to Newton. Mass, where she is a
member of the faculty of Mt. Ida
school. after passing the holiday va
cation with her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas G. Lancey at their
home on Main street.
Archie Varney will conduct a re-
ligious service at the Carr school,
house on the Burnham road, Sunday
afternoon, Jan. IS, at 2.30. Charles
Stubs, a soloist, will assist with the
music for the afternoon. All are
cordially invited.
Bank Directors Elected
The annual meeting of the stock
holders of the Pittsfield National
bank was held at their banking
rooms Tuesday afternoon and direct
ors for the ensuing year were elected
as follows: j. w. Manson. n. r.
Libby. E. c. Bryant, Augusta; 5. H.
Haines, Brookline. Mass; William
McGilvery,~G NJ. Lancey. Hartiand;
and Thomas E. Getchell.
The directors at a meeting foliow-
ing the shareholders meeting elect
ed officers of the bank as follows:
President, Hon. ]. W. Manson; cash.
Ter, Henry F. Libby. Owing to the
absence of some of the directors the
matter of the election OF a. vice
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UNITY
ALBION
G." ais Points

Tlme-Tour Commute periods.
Refcree-Gnrnett; Timer Fuller:
tcorer-liayos.
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Association Finance

At the close of this discussion Of
topic of Association Finance was
brought up for discussion. Rev. Mr..
Brewster emphasized the Importance
of this matter, saying that they had
a wonderful program and good lead
ership, but We're a little short on lus-
mess sense. This is true not only in
Maine but in other State Associa-
tions. Maine being in a good con-
dition as compared to some of the
states.
He stated that he thought the State
| budget to be recommended on Thurs
| day would be $4,000, this to include
| the expenses Of the State Office, SAL
aries. etc. He stated that Maine was
| the only State where the apportion
ment for the children was as low
as three cents per pupil. and he
thought that it would be recommend
ed to raise this to five cents per men,
| ber..
This matter Of the matter of ap-
portionment per pupil was given
much consideration, and a number
expressed the opinion that even five
cents per child was too little as COM
| pared with all the benefits derived.
| 1t was voted that the sense of the
meeting be that the minimum be
put at 10 cents per pupil for organ
lied school work. this being exclu-
sive of the home department and
cradle roll.
On motion OF Rev. Howard H.
| Brown of Augusta, it was voted that
this raise to 10 cents per member en-
title the local school to the same rat
ing on the standard Of excellence.
Rev. Mr.. Brown also spoke Of the
importance of giving wider publicity
to the charts showing the standing
of the counties, districts. and schools
in the standard Of excellence.
District and County Visitation
In speaking of the topic of district
and county visitation. Rev. Mr..
Brewster pointed out that its purpose
was to express fellowship. to learn
the needs of the constituents, for the
collection Of the reports from the
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-06
STATE SOCIETY

reached by Mrs. r. V. Rule. Mrs. c. C.
lalior received the consolation prize.
Mrs Williamson. district secretary Of
tne MlsalQrary society Of the Christian
ehuroh, Mrs. Morse, mother Of Russei
MoFse, missionary to Tibet and four
young lRdles who are studying to be
ml1lonaries, all OF Tulsa came over
Meunesday TO be present at the meeting
o, the Women's Missionary society OF the
christian church at tho y w. g A rooms
= study OF Tibet was held during the
MIS- J. c. Bfoome Of Forest park an.
tetthlned saturday from 3 until o'clock
uompllmenting the tcnth birthday amt.
Nersery nf her daughter, Ethel Lena
ounles were played during the afternoon
btIses going TO Layona Rook ana Hubert
nemmtr refreshments OF Ice crtam and
cake were served to IL young guests The
nn11stess was assisted by her two daughters
nlss u,adys Hroone and Mrs Raymond
Nheyi also Miss Anna GurResa
Miss Nina white ~ Bonham. Texas who
r. me guest OF her cousin Miss Frances
NhNe' was made the honnrce of Two
snatmlng and Informal affairs OF the
weeh-end. on saturday evening her host
ess entertained with garden dinner in
ns mer n99hor wnen a Japanese effect was
vStrleh out with lanterns ana utnbreiias
blending perfectly with a table centsr.
piece Of bright marlgolds. ON snndAv
morning Misses Alice and rulaifa Van
NeIzer conferred Informal courtesv mo,
the visitor giving an early mornins swim
ming party a. Metropolitan mark foliowsd
by breakfaAt at their hote on we.t
Mckinley Out.of-town guests were Nr.
ana MIS- Julian White Of Okmulgee.