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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-16
ST. JOSEPH PIONEER DIES
Jharlcs T.. Cargill Was ono of las,
Direct Members of Settlers,

ST JOSEPH. Mo. oct t5.--
Charles p CarRill. CS years old one
Of tho last direct members ot tho
family Of that name which located in
ST. Joseph when the city was Htill a
collection Of mud huts and wigwams.
died suddenly ~ his home here to-
day. CmgIl. who was active Ia Mis-.
souri, democratic circles Tor many
years. IL survived boy his widow. two
sons. one Raymond l.. Curgill of
Kansas city and two ncphcws. John
Il. CnrEil OF the STAFF OF the Kansas
city star. and Jesse r. Cargill car
toonlst for the Kansas city Journal
Post.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-16
MANY HI TEAMS
ARE ELIMINATED
FROM TITLE RACE
Oklahoma City, Shawnee,
Enid and Saltwater
After Sapulpans
By L. L. STONE

The field OF actual contcndcrs for
the Central high school conference
football championship is narrowing
down more rapidly this year than
ever before IN the three years history
OF the little ten title race. with
the season little moro than started.
but four or five teams remain in the
running with their titles unmarried
by defeat.
Oklahoma City. by virtue Of its
decisive victory over Blackwell at
the capital city, is running as one
OF the favoriees for the honors tow
held by Virgil Jones and his Sapulpa
high school clan. Although Okla
homa city has three victories to its
credit, II has no Cinch for the re-
mainder OF the season.
shawnee High Strong.
Shawnee high. with two con-
ference games tucked away is max
ing quite noise in the steeplechase.
although they are mot figured to
stand in the indicated column very
long. Skivy Davis Is working hard
and has a good team at Shawnee,
stiil Enid. Oklahoma city and Sa 20
pulpa should trim the Shawnee clan
without much trouble, III Reno has
saltwater, outside of the confer
cnce. is still tndefeated, while pruct-
icauy all OF the other teams that
figure in the state championship
have either been eliminated 10y a
defeat or made very poor showinss
against weak teams. Pryor, the
team that played the championship
game with S1pulpH last year, was
defeated 10y the oklahoma Military
academy, while Sapulpa beat the
cadets at Clarcmore by three touch =
downs, Ardmore. one OF last years
contenders In the state race, was
hcld TO a 60 victory over Wilson,
and although they managed to de-
feat Purcell 25-tu-0 thY nre not
figured to stand a chance against
/ the big array or conference teams
Alva, IN the northwest. has good
team again this year but TO date
/ has met no team that figures IN the
championship talk. Ponca city u
| ont of the running. while Seminole
III, undeteatod year ago, was eA-
minated by Shawnee early this sea-
son. Perry is on the shelf. BiNby
/ heat Muskogcc. Tulsa l.. reserves
| defeated Bixby and Slpulpd turned
around and trounCed the Iulsh l
lads.
with dope running true to form
and heading Ia early this year th'
elimination has been so rapid thd'
II Is probable that the conference
and state titles viii be sewcd u
and sailed down long before Thanks
Swing.
Contendcrs tu Meet,
Oklahoma city saltwater Emo
Shawnee. El Reno and Sapulpa are
stul in the race for premier hohpEa
with Sapulpa favored TO repeat ai
champions again this year. Emo
comes TO Tulsa saturday for rea
lest. oklahoma city ana ShaWn''
meet IN an elimination contest lIi
Idav. with oklahoma city iaVofltes
Sapulpa meets saltwater Friday, an'
me El Reno. Shawnee ana End II
order named. oklahoma tliy an'
Enid do not clash until late IN 'h'
Unless some dark horse pops INT,
the running, II is almost eertali
that the state championship race WI
he decided before the close OF l''
middle OF November,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-16
ADMIT STRIKE CONSPIRACY
y Paso MaChinist Says Mercury
Poured Into Engine Boilers.

FL PASO. Texas. oct. l5.--De-
'As OK an alleged conspiracy TO
'aWlee train service by putting Nor
lrs In boilers was revealed I'm fed
.arcourt here when an alleged CON
esson 10 the Jury after an attempt
Keep the statement out Of court
i -aa failed The signed statement was
MADE by James A. Dohe, machinist
according TO testimony Of Louis de
.eUe, chief OF the local bureau OF
We department OF justice.
poke, IN the purported confession,
~ he poured quicksilver in two
locomotives and named three OF the
.nlon leaders on trial as having
Anowledge OF the alleged plot, Those
mentioned are II. H. Diotz, secretary
" tne San Antonio railway machin-
h c. G. Hanley, general chairman
lne Houston machinists, and John
d. lo'h1m secretary OF the Hou9.
Ton machinists.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-16
Hunters Securing
Country for First
Birds of Year

WIN tho ban on ducks lifted at
midnight last night. hundreds OF
Sportsmcn were set TO start sDour-
ing the ponds. lakes and streams
over tho northeastern part of oku.
homu today for tho first ducks ut
the season. Although the duck s,a-
son starts today. there have been hut
few game birds coming through this
section. hunters who have been
watching for the birds declared yes
torday. Several lunches Of tcel and
a few mudhcns have been seen dur
ing the past week on ponds north
east Of here.
Hundreds OF hunters burned mp
the roads 10 lakes and out-of-thc-
way ponds over this section ycstcr-
day IN an effort TO locate ducks and
get an edge over the Norco of hunt
ors who will start mass attack
on the birds,
Although many men declared that
they were an set for a start before
sun-up today, few OF them seemed to
be sure just where they were going
to wind up. Several ponds and small
streams near Catoosa and the rivers
on north have been marked FOR cN-
ploratlon today, while dozens Of
sportsmcn are making zip parties to
hunt In northeastern part OF Arkan-
sas.
The duck season opens today and
will run through TO February !
Quail season opens In oklahoma on
December and runs iust one month.
oklahoma hig game hunters viii be
allowed just a month ia which to
bag one buck deer with horns In this
state this fall.
Heavy flights OF the birds viii
not reach oklahoma for three or
! four weeks yet. but reports from
states north indicate that there Will
be great number of ducks this
anl ann.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-16
EUROPEAN TITLE
RESTS ON RESULT
| OF HEAVY BATTLE
Black Champ Patches Up
Trouble With Manager;
u. S. Trip Off

!, the Associated Press
PARIS. oct i5.-Battllng SikiS
s.,se,less conquerer Of Georges
.,-psn.ier. will meet Joe Beckett.
to English heavyweight In a 20
,upa battle for the heavyweight
s,mp.onship OF Europe in London
y,vember %. This was decided on
.,ssy when Maj. Arnold Wilson,
lVgrsh promoter, obtained the s'g-
,mrss ot both NJ. Hellers, Sikis
-,p,esr. and sikh to a contract un-
.- ,gbirh sikh will receive 1850
,yn8s for his end OF the purse.
SKI returned to Paris from Hol-
"A this informing and had a Ions
1 IL with Hellers prior to the sign
{. .g of the contract. The difficulties
SIr1 have threatened TO separate
/. ,a manager and the fighter had
Il I.eerasmoothed over by an announce
Il ,ent that the French boxing fedora
~, v9s lnaugurating an inquiry as
Il vFy sikh obtained only 10000
|apes as his share In the purse for
~h,lpg Carpenter, when the win
~ ond was advertised to be 200,-
poo francs.
sikh has signed a contract with
.aUers VINO is 10 look after the
snre1i fighters affairs until May
H. 1929. Ucllcrs. not having heard
\ efinteiv from Tex Rickard with
spard 10 a fight for his charge in
n. United states. decided to accept
|be offar Of Major Wilson for a
,,f I1 London with Beckett, who
4. Thursday night 10 the English
iptal slowed away Frank Moran,
|,le American heavyweight, In seven
1unds sikh is bubbling over with
4 onfidence in his ability TO defeat
Beckett. and he appears to be in tho
Trnk ~ condition.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-16
FiUe-Year-OLd Child
Killed By automobile

KANSAS CITY oct lo.--Willtec
Frances Thomas, tne a-5 cav -olu
daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. Miles, -
Thomas, was Injured fatally mere 10
day while on the way home from
sunday school when STRUCK hy
motor car. The little glrl olvu a.n
eral hours after the accident, AZ
cording TO witnesses, me 'h'lu M's .s
playing with other ehl!dren, WIZ
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-16
Baltimore Oriole
Clan Take Final
Game in 'AA' Clash

sT PAUL. oct. 1.-THE Baitl-
moro international league cham
plons won the Junior world series by
defeating 81. Paul. American esso-
citation leaders. Z 60 3. hero today,
giving tho ensterners five games To
st. Paul's two.
Umpire Dorr OF tho International
league was escorted from tho field
by police after the game when the
crowd swnrmcd onto the field 10
protest a decision made by Derr In
tho eighth,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-16
Bridge Foreman Killed.

N, LEAABkANA, Ark. oct. Is
ma'ter W. HUFF, Cotton Belt bridge
sSSn foreman. formerly a carpenter
,,p yalias, was shot and instantly
h,''Sl his afternoon at Genoa, Ark,
\ ms son, Walter Huff ir.. Young
iIs,, ,I.-, charged with murder. told the
yaslllt his father was abusing a
younger brother.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-16
rRANsroRT nRMGs suRvIvoRs
Thomas Could Not Reach Los An
gClcs sunday ns Expected.

Los ANGELES. oct 1j.-Thc
army transport Thomas, bringing
the passengers OF the city Of Hon
omlu, destroyed by fire al sea Thurs
day, viii reach Los Angeles before
daybTeHk tomorrow She h1d been
expected here this afternoon
orders were sent 10 the Thomas
by radio to slow down, as even ii
she reached port tonight she could
not p&s quarantine until tom mOrrow
Permanent Waving with OIL
Vogue Marinello. SEA South Main,
Usage G226.-Advertiso
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-16

PALMERO. Sicily oct. lo.--Ihe
police have discovered in cayerns
inside the estate OF the Duke OF ar,
oldi gang OF t0rgers VINO hau
printed more than "A million hdhA
notes, including American dollars
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-16

GUERET France, oct. 10 Reno
NlNaui, former premier. now a
member OF the chamber Of deputies,
department Of Grouse.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-16
Rnsehnll Organizer Dies.

DULUTH, Minna oct To-" il'
rams Wright, 90, we'll known IN
baseball circles throughout ihr
country. ard one Of the orsanla'r- o..
the AtlauUc league, died yesterday
after long illness.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-16
,nowd Sees Inspector Killed.

]. , SN"a,NsAS CITY. Kan. oct. Is.
ior. luton. 80, Santa Fe car inspec-
eluRb, Nlled instantly today when
IOWA oSlween two coaches. A large
Tapns, Illnesses the accident which
y sury,,u IN front OF the depot. He
"sa ~ three children,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-16
Dr. RcIdy a Tnlsn NIsItor.

W, q j. Reidy of Albuquerque,
ri,," ~; ls visiting his sisters In this
lsy1, mrs II d, Bowers and Mrs
,'es i. Blake Doctor Reidys is
gi6 az the home OF the latter,
souih Elwood avenue.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-16
Sikh Signs Joe Beckett in 2ORound Bout in London NoU 23
Tulsa u. Starts
Training for Big
Title Here Friday

ttOnd Coach n. " Achct and lar
.nu win start tho Tulsa university
boys In "a hard course ~ training Tor
their game nt Lee stadium Friday
afternoon with the shawnee Baptist
college and tho Texas Christian
game hure ON October 2S they an
uounccd last night. Individual at
tCutiun Will bo given the mon in m
effort ip build up como of tho weak
places 100 tho great game with tho
Texas Aggiea at Dallas Tuesday.
whom AChcr'a Golden Hurricane
swept the Texas l'prmcre OF their
trct and won. 10 Co lU.
Although Tulsa has been undcs
fpatcd sp far this season. Acncr
stated that he was not going 60 take
any chances and that no wns going
TO work tho men every day IN an
effort to go through tho season uu-
defeated and carry oft the South
western collegiate championship.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-16
LIGHT WORKOUT
MONDAY TO PUT
BOYS IN SHAPE
Warnie Smith and Johnny
Tillman Put in Hard
Training Sunday

After trading heavy jolts with
sparring partners for seven rounds
Waruio Smith. Bartlesville wclter,
and Johnny Tillman concluded their
heavy training tor the main event
in the fast boxing program at Com
venuon hall Tuesday night, before
one Of the largest crowds tlnt ever
Jammed the West Tulsa gymiSunday
afternoon.
All Of the boys slated for Tues
day nights fistlC program worked
out and they traded real blows dur
ing the strenuous workout, Warnie
Smith went three rounds with Eddie
Murray Of West Tulsa who tangles
with Buck Rider in the first scrsp
Of the show. After Murray WArnie
traded blows with G., Sparks. "A new
man among the local fighters and
then wound up with q couple OF
rounds with Young Brown, light
weight.
\ Real Scrap.
Tillman had a real scrap when he
took on Kid Duncan, a colored
youngstor, with lots OF punch and
ability. Duncan forced Tillman %
go at top speed all OF the way for
three chapters. Manager Louis
Newman declared after the workout
that he would like 10 paint Duncan
white and match him with some OF
the best boys I'm the division. Fol
lowing Duncan. Tllnan mixed with
Kid Rider. and fur floW for two
rounds. Tillman wound up with a
pair or rounds with Sailor Williams
who ~ slated to face Carol In tho
semiwindup.
Carl Morris. Sapulpa giant. also
went through his PAGES with the
other scrappcrs aud lOoSs to be il
great shape. He IL doing road work
saily and his blows have a real snaT
and sting.
The big hall used FOR a gymnas
ium. was packed long before the
I fighters arrived for tho workout an,
I from the buzz Of conversation q
seemed like every fighter on the bill
was a fayorite. with interest In th'
fight game at a boiling point IN
Tulsa, Newman stated last night tina
/ he looked for ono Of tho biggest sd
/ vance seat sales In history when hl
placed the pastehoards on sale a
/ PCte's bar ana the Buttcrni!lh cprE
/ Monday morning.
Wind Up Training Today.
An OF the fighters win wind ~
/ their training Monday afternoon
I With Hight work In tho West Tuls'
gym. They will go through thei
| exercises and do some shadow box
/ ing without q single exception IN,
boys state that they are In the pinI
OF condition aud an arc conflden
Of grabbing OF the winners en'
Of the purses when they got on thei
/ way in tho ring Tuesday night.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-16

that thore will be- between forty aud
nfy dogs entered.
There viii be q puppy class Tor
puppies born on or after January !.
1929. There viii ho n derby class
Tor dogs born on or after January
I. 1921. and hn uil-age class for dogs
of any age. The all-age dogs would
NJ course be expected TO handle
game. be- perfectly steady 10 wing
and flush. while the derby dog must
Indicate ana recognize tho scent OF
game. hut need not bo as well fin
lshcd as tho all-age dog. while the
puppies merely must show n tendon-
- to hunt, although. OF course,
should puppy handle birds, he
would 10 higher I'm tho stake pro-
Vidlng nll other things were equal
than ono that did not
II. T.. Pottus. ir.. S35 Iowa build
iuR, Tulsa. okla. II secretary OF the
Tulsa Amateur Field Trial assocla-
tion. Scventy-fiye per cent OF the
entry fees will be paid to the WIN
ncrs In each stake. tho combined on
try and starting fco in each class
being 50 per dog.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-16

The tumultgous scenes chat atv
tended the iirst prcscntHtiJn uf b
". Grltfith's motion picture, "Or-
phans ~ the storm" In Paris tho
ater has aroused "a press TRADE
against Griffith and the demand that
parisians boycott all theaters show
ing the film. The newspapers claim
that II gives a vivid picture Of the
DEGRADED state OF public morals just
before the revolution.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-09-21
MT. LAKl 4 FAlRvlEW

Billie Elliott. whose foot was bad.
iy cut on binder last week, Is I'm.
proving.
Al Durant Is putting up his second
crop OF hay.
Ira Stewart has returned from tho
Klamath Agency to the J. II. Elliott
ranch.
A physician was called to see Alice
Chcync last week, She was very III
for few days but is able to be up at
present.
II. ID. Morrison hauled a load OF
potatoes TO klamath Falls wcdncs.
day.
Mrs. W. purk is on tho sick list
this week.
Kenneth Case left Friday morn
Ing for Corvallis where he will attend
q. a. c. Austin Case left on the
same train for Tacoma. Washington.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-09-21
RETAIL PRICES DROP


WASHINGTON. Sept. si.--The re.
Nail cost Of food 10 the average fam
iiy In ths United States decreased two
ber cent 10 the month ending August
~. according to figures made public
today by the bureau Of labor stats.
ties Of the department OF labor. based
Cn reports from 81 cities. Nineteen
cities showed a decrease Of cnc per
cent or less, while, BUTTE and Seattle
showed increases Of less than one-
half Of one per cent. - .&i
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-09-21
K. Of r. TO ENTERTAIN
Iaslour Rssico Is Planned for Next
Wednesday Evening

A, indoor rodeo will be the enter.
tainmcnt staged by the Knights OF
Pythias next Wednesday evening. II
plans under way are carried out,
The entertainment will mark the re.
sumption OF lodge activity for the
forthcoming months and will probab.
ly be followed by other entertain.
ments at frequent intervals. II will
be a stag affair and open to friends
M n, am hars ne Invitation
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-09-21
coNrEssEs TO MURDER
Paul startn, 20, Held for Killing
In Wage Dispute

SPOKANE. Sept. 2l.--A man CIV
ing the name Of Paul Starin, 40.
who boarded a freight train here
last night. today confessed that he
shot August Boniorni and his un-
Gle Joe Tuesday. A dispute over
wages Of three years standing was
the cause OF the shooting, S,ariu
said.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-09-21
CARAVAN Is POSTPONED

Postponcmcnt Of the caravan
which was to have left here late this
afternoon for Malin was announced
by the chamber Of commerce today.
Failure Of a sufficient number to
make the trip. was the reason given.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-09-21
Alexandria and so started a train OF
events which brought Egypt under
british Influence.

cONsTANriNOPLE. Sept. al
General Harrington OF the british
army. In chief command Of the allied
forces. has issued a communQuc In
which he declares the responsibility
for consequences Of violations Of the
neutral zone will fall upon the auth.
ors OF such violations.
ATHENS. Sept. 2l.--According to
information In official circles. the
French naval units occupied Mudan-
Ia and insisted upon the surrender OF
several regiments of Greek troops
who were seeking to reach the sea to
embark homeward. The report caus-
ed excitement In Greek circles. With
thousands OF refugees arriving daily
from Asia Minor and an insufficient
wheat supply. Greece Is confronted
with a food problem SO grave that
international help Is Immediately
necessary TO save thousands from
starvation.
ROME. Italy. Sept. Alt was
officially announced today by Rou-
mania that she will not permit any
action BY Bulgaria (which would
change the present status In the
Balkans. and that she Is ready II
necessary TO adopt military meas
ures.
CoNSTANTINOPLE. Sept. al
French and Italian detachmcnts
and flags were Withdrawn today
from the neutral zones OF Ismid
aud the Dardanclles on orders Of
the respective governments. :.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-09-21

Eugene building permits for Aug
ust cxcecded $4,000.
Sacramento company to build
100000 tourist hotel at Mcdford
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-09-21
PolNDExTER TO SPEAK
Washington Senator WIN Address
Stats-Witic Republican Meet

PORTLAND. Sept. ?i.-Seuator
Poindcxter OF Washington has mott.
fled the Republican state head
quarters that he will be here to
address the statewide gathering OF
Republicans TO be held hero Tues
day. September ss according 10
Secretary Ingalls,. who is here open
ing headquarters. Senator Eddy Of
Roscburs will also speak.
GREAT MRlTAlN PREPARING
FOR DRIVE On TURK
(Continuci from Page ~
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-09-21

A well furnished house
is generally . happy
hpms. Let me help make
your home happy By fur.
nishins Il the way you
would like to have il fur.
nishsd.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-09-21

(Continaci from Page ~
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-09-21

Should have by Satur-
day about FIFTY new
rugs that will range from
the cheapest grass rug to
the rug you really ought
to buy.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-09-21

Can fix W your
dining room Or kiteh-
"a Ms same as ] can
ths bsd room Or hv.
inc room.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-12-22
Travelling Conference is Success;
Leaders Plan to Make it an Annual
Event to Show Growth in All Valley

Pleased with results of the Farm
Bureau aud Agricultural Extension
Service travelling conference, lead
ers of tine farm activities of this
county are today planning to
make the conference an ANIMAL
event. alternating in the northern
and southern sections of the valley.
The conference of yesterday, com
ing as it did i'll the busy season,
was a )sreat success. More than -
persons attended the conference.
Starting at FL Centre at u. m.
the conference led through many
farms, dairy barns. poultry wards
and farm ccnters ending late in the
afternoon at the Meloland Expert
ment Station
f. l.. Garthawitc, farm advisor,
was leader Of the conference and
presided at various meetings held
during the day.
The new $4,000 Jasper school
nearing completion, H. g. Farms
worth's dairy farm and 4l2j pit
Sllo' /. II. NfoSan grapefruit,
Mrs. Geo. NJ Austin 5, where home
grounds planning is being conduct
ed, luncheon cooked by farm CEN
ter leaders served at the fine city
hall at Holtville, Mrs. f. y. Crit
fms flock Of barred rocks, the
big drain ditch Of the east side, J.
Allen Harvey's home where every
member the family is co-opcrat-
ing with tie extension service, let
tuce fertilization tests and the
Meioland farm center, were some OF
the features of the trip.
Eeerseem Looks Coed
At the experiment station the
farnt'rs were very much interested
in new legumc which promises. ac
cording to LIS. Goar, superinteml-
ent, to be of great value in Imperial
valley. The new plant is called
Imperial Valley press., 1922-12-22
ENTERTAINS SAN SOUCI
CLUB ar TEA POOM

Mrs. Perry Rogers entertained at
a charming bridge last night in com
faiment TO the Sans Souci Club, OF
which she is member. The tea
room at the woman 5 club house
was charming in Christmas dccora.
fions with a Christmas tree as the
principal feature. The scorc cards
and other gifts were on the tree
which was lighted and decorated in
true holiday style.
Refreshments typical of the sea-
son were served after the game.
Those who attended were thefclEb
members: Miss Mildred MeGovney,
Miss Eyalyn Bowman, Miss Iclle
Summons. Miss Irene Brooks, Miss
Rose Sammons. Mrs Sue Hazel Reed,
Mrs. j. *. Mitchell, Miss Rose Sam
mons, Mrs Peter Nc Donald Miss
Mildred Brewer, Mrs IL G. McKim,
and the hostess. Other guests were;
Airs. A. NJ. Williams, Miss Williams,
Mrs. r. b. Kepley, Mrs. Forrest kurz,
Mrs Robert Campbell, Mrs Il. W.
Brewer ST.. Mrs. w. H. Brooks, Mrs.
W. W. Apple, Mrs. F. Q. Bridges,
Mrs Robert L. Chestnut, Miss Con-
ME Hoover, Iiss Gracia Scott, Mrs.
Calvin G. Mousseal;, Mrs George
Lien and Mrs Ben Richards.
Miss McGoynev took the club
prize with the high score, Miss vii
hams WAS awarded the gucst p.iz
and Mrs. Mckim rot the third
favor.