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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-27

Tho Wnmanr Home Mission society. oi
fus First " o. church met with MfF
H. y hartman % hostess On IhufHda y
Afternoon with ~ members anJ one WIS
tor present Tho Hrernon TOPIC was
"DeacuueaF work ana interesting ~
rcra were reHd by Neadames Neibi'ng
ChurcHuI Doo,lt'le and walker A. the
clore o. the ptgfam an ice course was
served by tho h0stcss and social hour
enjoyed.
Mr and Mrs John Anderson enter
tHI1sd with Auud 41We'y appointed
family diner on Monday evening honor
inx Mrs Auderson's father iulgc II j..
Pierce on the occasion ~ his sstn
f1r 49, tho out of.town guea's oeine
Mrs q. J uolIiuger Of pNiuger 10
oklahoma Citty Mfs Wayne Boil gud 500
Thomas ~ San Antonio Texas Nc AM
Mrs Wmiam R0ustr and son Ray wa
a porch dlnrc wai The form OF enter
talnucut chosen BY Mr and Mrs a. u
NADER Tor largo company VI friends
fh"y brought together on wednesday eve.
ming 90 meet their Eohse guests. Nj and
Nrs ~ u Gr1rsman uud daughter, Miss
Lucille. Of Be.v'tcrn li.H Punch was
served Throughout u1o evening in TIE
dining room which vts made unuHull'N
attractive bv ths lavish use OF garden
flowers b1rriug was enjoyed on tue
porch while tho spacious To- vn provided
a tempting retrcst wU,re an Ice couts'
was served.
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match And she let It be known in
no unmlstakable terms
Then she decided TO end the ro-
nance once and for all. with her
son she came TO Bobby's apartment.
She informed the lovesick girl that
the pair could never be married. And
for some reason unknown 20 Bobby
the doctor nodded acqulescence.
From her hospital cot Bobby. who
doctors say viii rocover, told OF the
fiDal meeting which almost led tc
hcr death.
"For months / had been looking
forward 20 the wedding" she said.
Then they came TO the house and
told me roughly that 1t was all Off.
| was frantic.
And then when he came again
and told mo that though he had
promised his mother to leave me,
he'd never forget me--that was the
end.
"He held mo in his arms. While
I sobbed he said, some day l may
como back
Il would have gone TO he'll with
him then"
IL was after this scene that Bobby
decided TO end her life. Though she
may recover there ia no indication
that Doctor Mazel will marry her
even now.
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s'uvat.r. where hs vuI re.entsr a. s.
81 college f1r fhu 'nl term
Mr nsnp noie- 400 family SO .,r'nd,
lug a month with relatives J' sparta and
other southeast hHsour t9wuf
a. H M1aar nIs feturroI from taw
fpyH visit 900 uH sIstrr Mrs. l.. g. Btlgg7
uut family at AuEIH'1 Ken.
hr Hni Mrs Erncs' snIum'o. o, Fu,-
% sb.rnau. du-irr tho past week
Mr .ol NJ 3 uu,gn % 9se;,,,,,.
I'm arI ST.. uu.i.n flr.s Tow day.
j. 50 Krencr and nm'y returned
I '.Dm w"'kH cam mline a1l tsrus tf'p
a. N smith and family have returned
from Two months t'si in toInrfl"
.,ngs end other western pleasure 70.
l,e.,rt Armand Fighter. Paul AndrtsIp
10 ID MCGUIRE put Melvin rlrv lru Mon
/ lay for Laug LnFu to spend the "eet
~ o. LOWS an1 san urarts - Farm.
.r'0n Ark. spent the Weekend in tho
homo ~ ST. and MH " =. BROOKS on
ri. sr.dsr rtl Haio.. EWING Frank
Hu 4nH Marion JuIns0I Lore NaI11v Tor
Camp Euchoe 20 1oin tho BOY scouts In
Me "oi Mrs Is. II Gro..nap and
we're 'na rues,s Of NJ ana llrs u y.
Mr o. r No,biiur IL out n town this
va'k ou H buying trip for his firm. and
. .si"'tcd 90 apond ais time 'u kaus1S
'Ifv &c. Louis nud ihtcaE0.
Mg lhr'ml uul.R has returned to
Har bonn" pt Noherlv Na. after 900 cv-
ndod visit lu tuo homes NJ her tun,s.
/ Me'l1mes j. a. Rollins ana j. u
/ re, aui N-s j.. % corning returned
/ Monday rom stlwoh whero Rev corn.
/ Iug avwwed lu conducting a revival
/ meeting lur the congregation " the First
Mr D. M Koouor and family loft
| L. ID .TsaN "f
points Zoo the Oz1rks In hiEsouu whcro
/ rhoy expect % spend tho remainder Of
hir q. ~ L,,Ilc. editor NJ the Ledger
/ and the latters sister Mrs Ene Self
| muiprcl 70 loriI Texas, Friday for tho
Mr. V. :. Loe has returned, from
| Trpp'ett Mo- where he was called b.
| ma'nios at nor bedside untIl hcr condi-
| lion was greatly improved
Mrs g. r. ho'iinEer ~ oklahoma city
NJ snn Antonio have returned home aztec
u fow days visit to the ladies fathec.
Judge II /. Pierce. and Mrs. Pierce,
turned from '1rtn'ehtn visit VI thsir
! Ola h0m" a. King city Mo. Mr.. Kemp
having Joined Mrs Kemp at Kansas CITY
ON her. return from the summer IN Colo
rado. Tor this pleasure.
Mrs. q. - Talbot has returned from n
summer's visit at Hsckcnsack. Miun. At
! Fayetfe Mo. she was Joined by hct
daughter Misses Elizabeth and Elaic whG
spent tho time with their grandparents
during their mothers absence.
Ms Rosa Huclurs ana mother, Mrs
T.. j. BrkH had ns their guests for the
Weekend Mr. and Mrs. George =. Gillespie
/ ot cushing n1d Mrs Buckles daughter
and son.ln-lnN, Mr.. ana Mrs Frank GIL.
bert and two children from Weir.
Misses vivian and VIDA Curuutt were
hnstessss a. house party durlnE the
past week. having aa their guests Misses
| GwendoIyn Boone OF Euid, Lena SHllea
Ot Ckmulgco, cherry pa NOR Of Collons
| yillc ana Miss EdEpll Known OF Tulsa.
An ENJOYABLE affnIr Of the past week
was the swimming party at Miller's lake
! On Tuesday evening About thirty young
| Ieople, ChHpcroupd by MCsdnmes Emma
Morris and william spraRue enjoyed the
plunge and the rrfieghments following
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ALTON

Mrs A B Alrott of picher was visit.
ing relatives lu Ation dltns .ne wees
Mrs " O. ballard hn1 Hs her gne7
TUESDAY Miss Louise Nldiu.r Of N.nia
Mr. and Mrs g. NJ Cro.eH were Trans
acting busintas in the county scai Iues
day morning
fcft Hpyd spent the Weekend on Grand
river camping
j. C. MeGraw recently spent couple
Of weeks r. kan,3s ,r,,3 c,y y.s,,'ns s,a1 his
The members OF the eworksrs
club mot with Mrs. +. NJ. Reed, ir, to
good purpose "wednesday afternoon 49,
NJ r. Cox nud family mad aH thelr
guests sunday Mosafs. and MesiHmes
Robert ana Herman Deck of Miami
Or. =. A. Leisure and wiio were visl'
Ing In Falkland sunday and attended tho
revival meeting At the Methodist church
Mrs w y Hancock was visited during
tho week by hcr two sisters, Miss Irene
}urris ana Mrs. Ralph Wetsee, Of st.
Louis.
Messrs ana Mcsdames II y. Wilson.
w. j. Hancock. =. H. Trout and O l..
Cunningham Suuluyod at clear Water
b. +. ogden and family we're visited
| Tuesday by his parents and brother, Mr.
/ ana Mrs. w. a. ogden and son Charlas
Mr. ana Mrs. T. l.. speer enjoyed a
! visit during the week from their daugh'
/ ter Mrs Mildred Kottermen, and baby
| OF Sapulpa.
! lhc lhyinlhh Shttrs nAu IlVi' y,
/ meeting Monday night Rt the X. OF y
! hall, with 10 members In attendance
| Plans were laid FOR a picnic 70 be held
! on Friday.
on their return from visiting In Ar
| kansas. Mr. and Mrs r. G. Arnold
| stopped over I'm Alton saturday ami sun
| day. before going on 10 their home In
Oklahoma city.
/ The Baptist congregation Of Alton has
! ongs gcd Rev. u. H. Truhitte, formerly of
| stella. Mo. as pastor for the ensuing year
/ He aud his family have already taken ur
| their abode here,
/ Having resigned his position with The
Boil Telephone company at Cleveland
! Groyr BaFsett has returned to Alton. and
! no and his wife are occupying rooms AT
| the Livingston apartments.
After an absence OF some time In OhlC
l and New York whore he worked in tho
interest Of the Bnti-saluon league Mr.. ].
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j. Hitchcock returned here early In the
week ana 10 spending few days With
his family.
Mr and Mrs q 8 Fowler entertained
guests. Mrs. ~ j ward, Mrs. charles
ksuurick ana two children. Kathleen ans
Wanda, " Tucson. Aria, and Mrs J T
Atterberryz zend son Ronald Of Tahlequah
Sir ans Mrs ! \. Gate entertained
with a chicken dinner Monday eyaulnR
tue following persons walker Hubbard
Mr. and Mrs Newt Dgg snd daughter
GLADYS, Miss Bessie Roller. Mrs Efw'u
Werner. Of Henryctta Mr and Mr. NOEL
Dgg and Miss Ethel Roller Of kansa'
lfty.
The youngsters were joyfully enter
fHIncd with an apron and overall parts
Tuesday afternoon Ht the home ~ Wayn'
ruw. Ter, In honor ot his little cousin
wanda Hendricks of Tucson, ArlZ var
Ilus games were played and water
melon and cahtalOupe feast was enjoyed
Iy ALI
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visited at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs jim
Beuefcid sunday.
The Young people of wagner vu .,
tortain with dance Of the city bsr
Mr ana Mrs jim Tronlnger ma,sr.s 3,
Cassinyili Mo TO visit Mr. Tr0Ungert
father and mother
Mrs Maud Tenant and children bs,,
Joined M. Tenant at pryor where he,
will make their home
the cowe'a and Broheu Arrow band
was oyei TO play Tor the homo tA.er,
show. "Mlcrobe OF Love"
Mr and Mrs Dave Onstead ratu-rs4
from Ennis Texas. where thoy have been
spending their vacation.
Mrs j. l. McCalestcr of Okenah visited
at the home Of Mrs y. n. Cawgle4 n
North state street Monday
Jack l1rner Of Okmulgco Is IN TIE a
Mrs IL n Cone aud daughter nav.
gone to Sulphur Springs. Ark
Rev Thomas y. shaw OF the Chris n.
church mutored tn Sloan s..ibr
Wednesday to spend hs vacation.
Mrs. sarah -. Atwood, home dauurstfa.
ton agent, ana capt. G.. H. UufUard
county agent. went 10 the farm ssugrass at
saltwater tnis weeW
Miss Sauie Winards ut Montague. Ters.
IL visiting Mrs Frank Shrowyer She vii
! leave the first Of tho month Tor ChIr.asra
where che Will spend the winter
olive Brady al LnueHhoro DID, VII,
| has been visiting her uncle and t.mU.
/ Roy Cunningham, viii leave tine 1tsl
! part Of the week for her home.
c. g. Boyd who until recently hos been
! In Muskogee, returned home WeHlasday
evening. Mr. Boyd and his wife moves
/ here from MuskugCe a short time back
Date Crawford and family ~ ts. newell
! Okla, spent the day with Mr. and Ms
! =. NJ Crawford. leaving Monday far Fay.
/ Ctteviile Ark, accompanied By tEe.-
I father and mother and Mrs. Johnson
/ Crawford
! Mrs. Charles Mercer Of Fort Worth
/ Texas. Ia IN the city on a visit to ne,
| parents Mr. and Mrs u. v L.1rar5
/ When she returns to her home She wi
/ be accompanied by her little son VT
ha sheen visiting here during the summer
/ months.
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''I hIw 'l'I hhl h.h I'' "'p', t''
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nhl NiH j. J.. ''""N' d'p'l'ei M.nday
mug '"' '"'' N"'.' n ,'''' '''A'
a., 'ii'l % e." w"'hE vHlI
Ml.' l.' 5u'h',' I'nl,n '.,,pln'' nnln" "H'
n,r1lurnuisd her father Jay smith, 10 ths
MAYO rHullhilNH TOT treatment. MI smith
WI, I'INhlh H'N "i"i Nr'tr l'hs'I
~. '"' N.H ''"'hg t'M.h ana babs
- """-. N"n- nnI y w, hnWeh OF
,,,, ,t.l, w., .,s,,' III, ',,' na,,'' u,,' ""u
Di9, I'' Sb,h'oly bnWeh ana Mi'. -
Mf' "'h Mis 'fA'cn'c inVuns ana chll'
~" y'y lu,H tn'H'. "llHH n"l.N' '""N
ma" .i J'pln, M'" t'lnrh,d Ifllny even
lnE i.nu iulA, Nhni, lney VISITED
Nv,N Nun elt. ravens otoih'i tAlhNlea
-, Ht' Wt,,'"5n n'iln nIIiLvl nuIA@9hl @
,l'.t Nn''Nl l,'h". l'' ~ lhietihlte NAli
~ lh' u"H' or nor Hhughi'i MlH H. o.
hihlnHR ana husband. 7he was accom-
tn",u ~. ~ HauHh'.,. MlHH fi"Irh'e
'',,L'n' @ o., @MNHIuN'.. WIS -,... a..
N,i' ",,o,npahl.d uy her sister, Miss
r""l w i',l,"', ul htnHHH tlty, returned
ut.u tl"y u"'u 9nlphur SPRINGS NtkH
W"',u I"Yy wore w h.'sW OF th'lt moh
49,, 1870 ""ll.y 10y stNc,"l .uyr'
MCCOY ihl,nrr toturned FRIDAY by auto
~" ,,,ul A"u 10 'lnHH, Nh.le ne spent
~ 'Bp''i,,,a ",'u ,'unl' nl' =, E,'iutuo'neI' ,MIs
,r.t,t.,n T,,u'" I'u''., Wy n't w"
sln,'., Wuuu.VS' ,ssNu h'H - = Nc
~ H. st'rt,, i,,,a ivu S'm""''' u" "'oo""'
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ny Central Press.
CHICAGO, Aug. 2G.-Wearlcd Of
wealth without love. Bobby Knnton,
beautiful, barely % ana hciress 10 n
large estate. va!nly sought solace In
death.
Bobby loved not wisely but two
mcn--too welt. That's why shes
In "a hospital here recovering from
mercurial poisoning
Two years ngo she was tho con.
tented wife OF Abraham kantor,
general salrsmanager of "a large con-
Germ here and wcll-to-do. Then DR..
Maurice Mazcl came into her Ire.
II was q case ot love at first sight
with Bobby. Mazcl was house ply
scian at tho Rogers Park hotel
Bobby believed her affections vers
reciprocated.
She divorced her husband so that
she could he free 10 fulfill all her
romantic dreams and marry Doctor
Mazcl For time the doctor lived
up 10 her fondost expectations.
Her apartment, In the exclusive
Sheridan road section, still bears
evidence OF the doctors ardent
wooing. Verses and flowers mingled.
Brighter and brighter appeared tho
future OF Bobby and the doctor.
Then shadow darkened their
sunny days II was Doctor Mazels
mother She did not approve OF the
Duncan. okla. Miss Anna Harnea will be
guest for an indefinite time before KO-
INK to Now York city, where she will on.
Ter the National Y W c. A. trainins
school for the winter, where she will tax,
IN special work.
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Monday to attend a district telephone
managers convention.
Misses wilma and Myrtle Dars OF
Duncan, okla, are guests In tho home OF
W. o. Graves this week.
Mrs W. c. Mcintosh arrived Tuesday
TO be the guest OF her cousin. Miss Grace
Downing for a few days
II. T.. Wall has returned 20 his home
at PRwhuHka after a weeks visit TO hts
mother, Mrs s. p. Dilduy
r. G. Parks ana family are paying
their annual summer visit to Mr., Parks
parents at Prairie Grove Ark.
Miss Margaret Noibling had as her
guest the past weekend, Miss Lennr
Thompson OF pltt-hurE, Kan.
naE Smith haa "a aksn Nj. i-nnrtur- for
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.. ttr ut Nra phH 49, Oh.
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ID Do t.NttH UaH fs.IfuaU I..m n IHH.
,s.. 90, o, t,a-nt,stao D O.. cincinnati
,iI, ana .yey4.Nta tru
Mica Marie I4aarv of IuiHa who 'Iu
..t...f nf Hcr rHfsnfr .fI. u.u Nra I...
saw he fIru N uc vcsH
a., Ala, pirr.. I.. iyfII.,H f.fr.
e,.,, y..rlsrf .fu .ffrI 900 .sI,.|.l
.W ,.,,t, r,, ,..t.., N.- Woodward
Me- par ,uIrwan returned W.IUas
r,y fr.,Y Ii yfa.t H,.l. NIaH fHu.Ia .Hrf
.Irvt.5 sf I.fr ufs.a farm moot NW.IH.
Wr T. u gIIrr ...H called 'u S.r'
Mo- NaFnsstay uuuIrF Hv thr SERIOUS
Ulat .s ,f Fsr u,Isr tfrs UIGu UuFFIra
Nr sui Alrs wesley uu1rrF QUO .u
,.rt4r.irr no. .r.II rupst Sire rIiIurf .a
aIHtrI. ,frr T MRNUd. uf carte HUI.
ID H. OwtnH ranrrol rho Nfai ~ tho
,yo.l from cameron No. where ho visited
several days with hls mother NIra John
Owenr.
NJ hnd Mrs T. J Shoe have returned
from y short visit Win holt duuRt
and her husband Mr aud NH Etllu Hut
family
Misses Mary ana MlIic Ruth Faulkner
lot the first of tho week. fpr Tulsa whrro
they win visit one week with tuclr nuut
Mrs BIlsa Lawson.
Mr pnd Mrs Jack Tlifrcu hn1 nr their
guest Monday Mrs Peterson Niles GLADYS
ltnrnss and J. CoIunnn ~ the CIl1uua
-,,,,. -, ,,rtu,,r-r
clarence gIouu who has been employed
NJ the hub clothing Company store lcft
Friday Tor joplin Mo. whore no win be
permanently located
Ma Lena spswe returned the first Of
tho week 10 her home Ia Tulsu, after q
visit with her sister Mrs. J.. W. Thomp-
son and her husband.
Mrs. Miss = sheldon NJ Oklahoma CITY
has returned 10 her home after r. short
visit with her parents Nj. nud Mrs
Lon wade and family
MIR and Mrs W Euorh ieft tho first
of the week Tor nenton. Ksns Tor visit
,,Ith Mra Epoch's pets1ts Tbey viii also
visit relatives In Abilene.
Mrs Arthur Nordino returned 90 her
home In Monottc. Mo, Wednesday NOR.
ing after a visit with hos parents Air
ard Mrs 10 q Brnyrrau
Mra u. ~ Wamnrk and MrH g. W
OrirncA returned sunday morning 10 Hugo.
okla, after visit iu the homo ot Sir
and Mrs. wright Ronforj.
Mr. and Mrs Walter Iognr formerly
ot this place. but nov of Fort Worth.
Texas wcra in the city the past week
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BROKFN ARROW.

Mr.. r NJ. IIunsccker left Sunday for
St. LouiH on n weeks business trip.
Judge and sIE. =. II nishtrr have
gone tn SLOAN Springs fer forinlghte
sulourn.
guest OF her brothers. Messrs, Roy and
Robert puull
Mr = W Walton vent TO Frederick
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HENRIETTA

Miss Willie Frederick is visiting friends
In McAloster this week.
Miss Louise Bozarth has az her guest
from OkmulKee, Misc Jeanne Allen.
Miss Ruth Flynt OF Madill, Okla, is
the hnnse guest Of Mlss Qllve sIpltn-
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1922-01-24
is 1T MAHRP

Mari is an aristocratic old Eng
llsh name that can be traced back
to the word mere. meaning a lake
or pool Mars and Mears are also
from the same source and were first
applied to one who lived beside such
a small body OF water,
There is a most interesting history
behind some OF the Mars in this
country. for they were established I'm
Maine a couple of hundred years ago
by John do MARI He was the son
OF the daughter OF the Earl Of
Kennont. and OF tho eleventh Earl
OF MARI.
The Earls of Mari were descended
from a Scotch family established In
Scotland hundreds OF years ago.
There was born ono OF their num-
Der, In the reign OF the Scott James
II about 1890. He married Lady
Mary. daughter Of Arnold, Duke Of
Gueldress and Gathering, Duchess OF
Cleves and granddaughter Of John.
Duke OF Burgundy
Their children were Alex
ander, Duke OF Albany. Earl OF
March, Lord Arlgdel and Mari. He
married Lady Ann. daughter Of the
Earl Of Cologne, and had Sir John
Erskine, seventh Earl Of Mar. II
is this branch that was later repre-
scented by John de MARI, mentioned
above.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1922-01-24
WOULD PROTECT
WORKERS EYES
Safety Class Hears of More
Methods of Reducing
Accidents
SPEAKER URGES
USE OF GOGGLES

Addressing members OF the Ele-
mentary Industrial Safety course at
meeting held at the New Castle
Leather Company plant. last night,
Walter G. King. OF the julius King
Optical Company. OF New York.
spoke on the protection OF the eyes
OF Industrial workers. The meeting
was Informal
SIR King said the problem now
before opticians was the production
Of TIE proper sort Of glasses. One
OF the difficulties arises from the
fact that many men. who need
glasses do not know II until Il is
called to their attention by sone
accident Many accidents are caus-
ed by defective vision. he said. and
there is no way TO find this out OK
cept through the ;aen themselves.
Strict cooperation on the part OF
workmen. safety foremen and the
optical men is necessary Mr.. King
said to eradicate accidents. There
are more accidents TO the eyes IN
Industrial plants than to any other
part OF tie body. Mr.. King said. In
Pennsylvania alone during the year
1921 there were more than 1000 ac-
cidents to eyes alone and consider
ably less than that number Of all
other kinds OF accidents
The use of goggles Is absolutely
necessary, he said. but the proper
kinds Of goggles must be used lie
r advised against ANY old goggles"
and suggested that for men who
have to wear glasses the goggles
should have lenses, similar TO those
in their glasses, as accidents often
occur 10 the eyes through some
thing striking the goggles when they
were worn over the ordinary
glasses and break the lenses in II e
glasses thus injuring the eyes.
one OF the great objections made
by men 10 wearing goggles is the
fact that the goggles are not COM
Portable. Consequently, the goggles
should fit and there should be a
special design for each kind OF
work.
The riveter should not wear glass
es adapted TO a babbitt metal work
err, and the like. Never wear cell
luloid bows around heat" he warns
ed, "as they are likely to explode
and injure the eyes"
Any sort of colored lenses which
will intercept the ultraviolet rays
OF light are proper for acetyline
welders. he said. but the goggles
should at the face closely so as tC
exclude the light
The next meeting will be Febru.
AIRY 10. vixen Ray Zig, of the Liber-
~ Mutual Insurance Company will
speak on safety Committees, Theii
Organization and Their Duties"
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BEACON CLUB TO
ENTERTAIN FOR POOR

Announcement was made at a spe.
cial meeting Of the Beacon College
Club held last evening that the mem
bers OF the club are endeavoring to
sell 500 tickets for the play Moth
ing but the Truth" and the dance
10 be given under the auspices Of the
club. in the New Century Club, on
Friday evening. February 3. The
proceeds will be contributed 20 the
Mayors fund.
Prof William II. Beacon, presi-
dent Of the college is chairman OF
the general ticket committee. Mem
bers who will work under Mr.. Bea-
CONS supervision are:
d. c. Sapp, A. Raymond Jackson,
Margaret Fitzgibbons. ]. W. Hirons,
John Newman. Helen Doud. Roland
Reed. NJ. II. Landing, b. p. Conner,
Ethel Grier. Helen VanWagenen,
Mary Mccormick, Myrtle Davis,
Myra Honheiser Mrs. Marvin Lin
dell, Evelyn Hahn, Jack Hazel Eliz-
abeth Gibney. Leon Bryan, Arthur
Koffenberger. Michael Mulrooney,
Frank Hickman, Virginia Davis,
Ralph Durstein, Paul Hardin, Lock-
wood Day, Leonard Drury Anne
Davidson. Carroll short. Leone Potts.
Robert Hearn, Pauline Dettling,
Leon Moore, Leo Lange, Emma
Collins, Laura Christy, Elizabeth
Nickers, Lillian Webb, Harry Bell
J.. May Eisenhart.
Gerald Pine was appointed to head
a Subcommittee. which will center
its efforts on getting out" all the
new members Of the club, which
means if he is successful. that con
siderably more than one hundred
will be present from this source.
John C. Krusen, who is directinf
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