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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-11-01
OFFICERS
GIVEN HONOR$


Former presiding officers of Rot4
Island chapter No. Is, Royal Ard
Aasons. conferred the past ana
most excellent masters degree
upon nine candidates in Masoeie
temple last evening, the occasion
being the annual observance q
past high priests night.
There were $50 seated at the Am.
ner at $50 O'Clock. preceding Is.
ritual.
C. c. Flint, the present hieA
priest, presided and assigned ~.
tons to past high priests.
OF the list who were honored M
being given the opportunity to n.
sist in the comforting Of the dexr~
Of past master, were J. P. Char.
man. acting for H. H. Cleaveland
who was out Of the city. H. A. Cley.
enstine, c. W. Thacher, John d,
Schillinser and w. J. Spencer.
Past high priests who conferr6A
the degree Of most excellent mas
ter were C. A. HalIgren, ]. ". Hon.
der, Ira J. Roberts, E. A. Barnett
L. o. Sw&h:on, s. R. Davis and 3
H. Ash. -
In addition to those above men.
toned, the living past high priests
Of the chapter are D. ]. Sears, r. {
Denkmann, N. X. Grifiiths and R. ].
Fullerton.
OF the candidates composing tn
class, three will receive the royal
arch degree Tuesday evening, Nov
II, three the following Tuesday.
and three Tuesday evening, Nov. q.
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supply of radium has been pro-
duced in Colorado. Radium depre-
ciates about / per cent in Is, years.
A group of tri-city physicians form
ed . corporation and have about
$4,000 worth Of radium. and this
is rotated to the various hospitals
as the occasion demands. 1t is said
that there IL klways a waiting list
anxious to have the advantage OF
radium treatment. Patients come
from long distances to take advan-
taxa of the radium owned by the
tri-city physicians.
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Boy Scout News

The Boy Scout baAd Will inset 1t
Z O'Clock vhis sweating n Legion
hall for regular weekly reeharsal
under the direction OF Albert N.
Hoelscher. The ba11 NESTS in
scout headQuarters tomorrow eve
ming at 7:So o'clock and will be
taken to AugustanA college.
Troop No. q will hold ~ fsgu-
lar meeting this evening In the
Evangelical Charch o. Peace with
the scoutmaster, Henry c. EAnke,
lJr.
Troop No. IL, compossd 81 He
brew boys. will hold . wiener roast
tomorrow evenine under the lead
ership Of the scoutmaeter, Archie
Kavensky, and his assistant,
Mitchell RNdmAnn.
Troop No. 3 First Methodist
church ON An all-dAy trip Friday
will visit the Maquoketa caves.
Only members OF the troop who
were present last Monday will be
permitted to 20. This group will
be under the direction Of Raymond
Walker, ecoutmaster. D. B. Berg
quist, scout executive. viii also &C.
company them.
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1nklAers 81 Rock IsIand, Moline
n1 East Moline were h0stesses yes
e11y aftssnOon 1t . Halloween
f1t1 and reception for tho mem
- Of the Rock Island county
rocAers' club. The guests ware
t1g 600 instructors who are at
o61nx the annual teachers' insti-
$3.50 here this week.
Nv During the hrst sessions Of the
\ notttute . ghost appeared 1t vart-
sdrn1 times, bidding the Instructors
M1p IL AFFAIR, which was held from
Il n 8 o'clock in the Manual Arts
B nildlng OF the high school. When
49, enests appeared at the des-
1enated place, they were greeted by
Nsir1 ghosts and COLLINS. On the
thiS& door . skeleton ghost armed
4 nth - birch rod, representing the
n lr1t Dedagogue, welcomed his fell
3oW-teachers.
\ Ih4 rooms were appropriately dec
6ratq1 tor occasion with various sug-
~ oe1oons OF the season. The teach
90 dDfied the role Of dignity, which
- usually supposed to envelope in
h etSuctors Of tine young, and entered
q the spirit OF the affair like regu-
lar fr0hckers. Music was furnish
~ during the afternoon by the high
school orchestra, the musicians be-
n Ing dressed in weird costumes.
E Features en- the program afrang-
NJ "a was ghost dance, given by %
n epooky people, and directed by Miss
b Frances O'Brien. Miss Fay Hanna
II dressed In gypsy costume, officiated
/ ~ fortune teller. Many games and
stunts. with prizes for the winners
were introduced.
\ A grand march led the guests tC
the domestic science rooms, where
. bounteous lunch was served, The
fayors and menu carried out the
/ Halloween idea The children OF
Bethany home we're sent a treat b,
the party hostesses.
THE affair yesterday. which is the
largest to be given by the Teachers
club, as regarded as a splendid sue
cess.
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In the above picture, Miss Hilda
Kronholm, surgical nurse at the
Lutheran hospital. Moline, is ex-
planning to her assistants the use
of the radium block for external
treatment OF inflamed glands, skin
diseases, and cancer. The block
holds the radium about an
inch away from the surface to pro-
tect it from the burning rays while
the diseased cells. which are more
susceptible to the rays, are de-
stroyed. In other cases the radium
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is put inside Of needles and these
are imbedded in the parts to Be
treated. The treatment extends
over . period Of from IA to 20
hours. In appearance radium re-
sembles ordinary baking soda, al
though it is q metal. About one
fourth of teaspoon Of the sub
stance valued at $4,000, is neces-
sary for a treatment, and in order
to produce this amount 500 tons Of
pitch-blend ore must be, reduced by
large Quantities Of chemicals. It is
said that 60 per cent Of the worlds
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Licensed to We'd
NEW ADVISOR DUE
- HERE IN 2 WEEKS

Oscar Ackerson, the recently
elected farm advisor of Rock Is
land county, who on Dec. l, sue
ceeds P. r. Edgerton in that Of
fee, will arrive Nov. Is.
Mr.. Ackerson at present resides
in Charlottesville. Ind, where he
served as farm advisor.
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] Attic Shop Sale Opcns.

Crowds of people visited the attic
sale Of Fort Armstrong chapter.
Daughters Of the american Revolu-
ton. which opened today. at the Y.
w. c. A. gymnasium. The sale con-
ttnues tomorrow. An exceptionally
splendid collection of articles of
clothing. household furnishings and
novelties are offered at moderate
prices.
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Children's Halloween Party.

: Master Merle Goldman at his
home, 1901 Twelfth street, enter
tanned a company Of Is boys and
girls at Halloween party last
night for Master Delmar Levy. The
children came dressed in costumes
and played the usual Hallowe'e en-
games. Delicious refreshments
were served.
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Pretty Bridge at Golf Club.

Miss Persis Williams of Eissis-
sippi avenue entertained at eight
tables Of bridge yesterday after
noon at the Rock Island Golf club
in honor of a trio of brides, Miss
Catherine Decker who is to wed
James Lardner, Miss Margaret
Henigbaum who is to marry Jules
De Lescaille Of Cloquet, MINI, and
Miss Alice Skinner OF Moline whose
marriage to Robert w. VAIN of Day.
export will be holiday event.
There were favors for guests of
honor and for score, and the tables
which we're scattered about the
large living and reception room q
the club were also used during the
refreshme1t hour when tea was
served. Miss Williams was assist
ed by her mother, Mrs. H. J..
Williams.
Decorat .Ons were of the Hal
lowe'en season, with masses of
yellow and rose chrysanthemums
and candles.
Out-of-town visitors among the
guests were Miss Helen KershiEg
Of Clinton, the house guest of Miss
Williams, Miss Elizabeth Evans CT
Philadelphia, Pa, visiting her
brother and sister, Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry F. Evans. and Mrs. E. Bling
ham of Greenwich, Conn, the guest
Of Mrs. Tom Mcclellan.
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Halloween Sunrise Party.

Miss Jessie Norberg was pleas
antly surprised last night by a
company Of IL Of her school friends
who gathered ut her home, sol
Fourteenth-and-a-haif street, and
enjoyed a Halloween party. The
home was decorated with Hal
suggestions and games and
tricks suitable to the day were en-
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-11-01

Buy Graham's Lemon Cocoa hard
water soap-truly wonderful.-(As.
vertisement.)
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,ther league will meet at

The woman's foreign missionary
society Of the First Methodist
church will meet tomorrow after
noon with Mrs. H. E. Casteel, 923
Twentieth street
Lady Elks will hold q business
and social meet at $3.50 tomorrow
afternoon In the club rooms.
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Will Entertain Ut Luncheon. Bride

Mrs. B. q. Jones, S37 Twenty
third street and her daughter, Mrs.
Sidney A. Virgins. No. s Weishar
apartments, are to be hostssses at
q luncheon!bridge at Rock Island
Arsenal golf club Friday. The
guests will be some forty tri-city
matrons and girls. Following the
/ o'clock luncheon. bridge will be
played.
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In-His- Name circle, Kings Daughters
meets with Mrs.. b. H. Liitt 1918 Twenty
ninth street.
Lady Eagles card party II Harms hotel
d. A. X. attic shop ssie at Y. ". C. A
Mise Roberts Hostetief Of DavcnpoF,
gives luncheon At Outing club for Mis-
St. Anthony's hospital guild second an
nual tea at home of Mrs. Walter Yerbury
1890 Seventeenth street.
Mrs. Joe Deutsch and Mrs. A. Roths
child give luncheon at Davenport Outing
Cub for out-of-town guests.
Girl Scout council meets.
New Idea club meets with Mrs. W. A
brand, 1928 Thirty sixth street.
Busy Bee sewing Gree meets with Mrs
E. J. Wood. 143i Thirty second street.
Lady Elks meet.
FRIDAY.
Concert at South Park Presbyterian
church given by five local artists.
Barbara Frietchie tent meets.
SATURDAY.
Univerrity women meet with Mis-!
Dorothy McCabe. 1850 Fifth avenue.
Special dinner-dance at Rock Island Ar
senal Golf club.
Lady Eagles dance at Eagles hall.
Ogdcn-Curry wedding afternoon cere
Becker-Eelpenstell wedding at Trinit,
chapel.
Miss Grace Murphy dinner hostess a
Golf club.
sStudent department Rock Island Musi
al club meets al Trinity Parish house.
Monday.
Business and Professional Woman
club dinner meeting at Y. W. c. A.
knights Templar drill corps dance.
Service circle. Kings Daughters meet
with Miss Eleanor cleveland. SJ5 Nine
tenth street.
Optimus Reading circle.
Past Noble Grand club. Eudora Re
beltah lodge. meets with Mrs. Ida Barker
1914 Twenty-fourth-a and half street.
Girls Friendly meetingsat Trinity Par
ish house.
TUESDAY.
Arvid Samuelson and Rollo Killing Civ
artists recital for Rock Island Musica
club
Tri-city chapter. villa Alumnae meet
with Mrs. J. F. Murphy.
Ready-to-Help circle. Kings Daughters
meets.
Fortnightly reading circle.
Legion auxiliary.
High school P T. A.
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joyed. A delicious three course
lunch was served.
Farewell Dinner.

Farewell Ulnnefs
Mr.. and Mrs. J. T. Stevens, S13
Twenty-ninth street, entertained at
a farewell party last evening for
Mr.. and Mrs. &. H. Lowe Of Dav-
export, who with their family are
leaving for a week to make their
home in Dubuque, Iowa. The at
fair was dinner, covers being set
for 20 guests at a table prettily
decorated with flowers and Hal
lowe'en suggestions. After dinner
hours were spent with games and
dancing. Mr.. Lowe has recently
been promoted to manager of the
Swift offices in Dubuque.
Social Announcements.
Mrs. e. ]. Wood, 1881 Thirty-sec-
ond street, will entertain the Busy
Bee Sewing circle tomorrow after
noon.
The ladies' aid society Of the
First Lutheran church will meet
tomorrow afternoon at 2:30 in the
annex. Mrs. Clara Swanson and
Mrs. Axel Swanson will be hos
tesses. Tomorrow evening the
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-11-01

Miss Lillian Eihl, 2215 Twenty
sixth street, entertained a company
OF IA friends at a Halloween party
last night. The home was decor
ated with corn stalks. pumpkins
and oak leaves. Contest games
we're played in the long living
room, and prizes were awarded to
Mrs. Ed. Peaveler. Miss Corabelle
Shook, Roy Mauget Roy Condor
and Arthur Malmberg.
At IL o'clock the guests were
taken to darkened basement
where luncheon was served. The
centerpiece on the table was a
large pumpkin and tavors were
black witches, made Of peanuts.
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will entertain at a luncheon at the
Outing club for the visitors.
Nurses Meeting and Party,

The Alumnae association of st.
Anthony's hospital held its quar-
terly meeting yesterday afternoon
at the Municipal tuberculosis
sanitorium. There was a short
business session and cards WIRE
played after which refreshments
were served.
Last evening the Franciscan Sis
tiers entertained the student nurses
and alumnae at . Halloween party
at the nurses home. the party be-
ing a very pretty affair. The alum
nae and nurses came masked and
in costume, many of them being
quite unique and deceptive. There
were the usual Halloween games.
Refreshments were served.
Society Observes Birthday.
Members Of the Kate Hill mis-
sionary society Of the First Unit
ed Presbyterian church enjoyed .
Halloween party last night which
was also the celebration Of the 18th
birthday Of the society. The COM
pany of 90 gathered at the Y. W.
C. A. at 6 o'clock, as directed ON
mysterious invitations. They were
taken in cars on mysterious ride.
stopping at various homes in an
effort to find the place where they
we're to have diRner, finally arriving
at the home of Mrs. W. R. Aster,
1897 Thirteenth street. Here de-
licious four course dinner was
served, the guests being seated ut
one large round table centered with
a pumpkin lantern in mound OF
bright leaves, ears of corn and fruit,
surrounded by orange candles. Tiny
birthday candles in individual hold
ers were used at each place and
menus and nut cups were in Hal
lowe'en colors. Leaves and pump
kin lanterns decorated the rooms.
Songs were sung about the table,
and during the evening games and
stunts enjoyed. Birthday messages
from Miss Kate Hill, the mission
ary after whom the society is
| named, and from several Out-of-
town members who were unable to
attend the annual party were read
Worth While Girls Party.
The Worth While girls of the
First baptist church held a Hal
lowe'en party in the annex Of the
church Monday evening. The
Spirit Of Halloween" met all the
guests at the door and conducted
them on a very mysterious ghos1
walk. One by one the guests were
fled to the ghost fortune teller
who revealed to each her future
Games were played, the favors 60
ing to the Misses Irene Wagner
and Christina Dare. At a late hour
the spooks, hobgobblins and
witches unmasked and delicious
refreshments were served by the
committee in charge.
The rooms were attractively dec
GRATED in corn Shocks, orange and
black streamers, and black owls
witches, cats and bats.
The next meeting Of the society
will be held on Nov. n with the
Misses May Sudlow and Alice
Jacobson.
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social Events

Iafz1e Mss FloWefp Party DD0lDso.
Little Miss Ruth Flowers, 703
Twenty third street, vas hostess 1t
= Halloween party last night, -
friends being guests II the little
lady. Games we're played and prizes
went to Mary 4innstt, Ellsworth
Ash. Marion Reinert and Louis
Smith. Lorna Anderson and Nade-
lyn Foster received the girls prize
for the best costume and Leland
Haskell the boys prize.
After the gapes the children
were ushered to the dining room,
where dainty refreshments were
served. The house was very At
tractively decorated in pumpkin
lanterns, corn stalks and Hal
lowe'en novelties. Each little
guest received favor, and the lit
tie hostess, who was observing her
birthday, was presented with pretty
gifts.
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Entertain ut Party.

Glen Balm and Dean Campbell
we're hosts at Halloween party
last night at the Campbell home.
SIT Twentieth street. The deco
rations we're in the usual seasonal
suggestions, and the evening was
spent with games and contests.
Prizes went to Ivan Campbell and
Miss Hope Anderson. Refresh
ments were served. The out-of-
town guests were Jack and Ivan
Campbell Of Seattle, Wash.
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Weekly Club Bridge.


The regular weekly bridge 10 be-
ing held this afternoon at the Out
ing club, Davenport. The games
start at I o'clock and after the din
ner hour the game will be played.
There will be dancing during the
evening. Mrs. w. F. Winecke and
Mrs. J. H. Kerker arc hostesses to-
day.
Lunehcons for Visiting MatrVns.
Mrs. Morris Geismar At her
home. 901 Nineteenth street, enter
tanned at q luncheon yesterday
noon, h0noring a number OF visit
org in the tri-cities. Tho honor
guests were Mrs. Harry d. Well OF
Cleveland, the guest Of her moth
or, Mrs. A. Mosenfelder, Mrs, n. C.
Rice, formerly Of this city, now OF
Coffeyville, Kans., and Nrs. Louis
Rosenstock OF Cleveland, who il
visiting at the q. Mosenfelder
home in Davenport. Fhese we're
covers for u, Yellow ,chry1anfhe-
mans decorated the tabla, After
luncheon hours wero spant tnfDr-
mally, -
Friday, Mrs. Leais Liyinsstsn,
el1s Harrison stree. Da1snpost,
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The Misses Nlckels Hostesses.

The Misses Harriet and Loretta
N!ckeis entertained a company Of
friends at a Halloween party last
night 1t the home Of Mrs. Walter
Aosand, 622 Thirteenth avenue. The
Guests came In costume, many
unique characters being suggested.
Dscnrs.ions were Halloween nov
elf1eA Games were enjoyed, prizes
eoing to Miss Harriet Nickels and
Hiss Helen Haley. Ghost stories
wore told and dancing enjoyed un-
III late hour when refreshments
wore served. Each guest received
d favor.
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An-DU SEWING.

An all day sewing was held yes
tarday ct the home Of Mrs. j. C..
Stanton. 1107 Fourth avenue, by the
'0o10nel Bracket circle ladies Of
H. g. A. r. There was a large at
ltoodancs and three comrades were
present. A picnic lunch was serv-
- at noon. The next meeting will
~ held Tuesday, Nov. Z. at the Y.
2M. G. A dormitory. Inspector Mrs.
nma Deiger. Of Bloomington.
;NM be present at that session.
Student Department Saturday.
The Student department Of Rock
S1Dland Musical club will meet Sat-
|l1t1ny afternoon Ut ESQ in Trinity
apQr1sh house A program has
I'm arranged. and there will be q
noclal hour and games. Mrs. Jos
- Goldsmith Is leader Of the de-
|3aftment
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A Halloween party was given
last night at Maths hall by the
members Of the Queen Bee Review.
WOman's Benefit association Of
Aaccabees. There were lis pres
ent. Decorations were in keeping
with the season and many of the
merrymakers were dressed in ap-
prOpriate costumes.
Games for the men, women and
children were staged. In the for
mer contests the prize winners
were +. E. Bruhn. Bert Davenport
OF Davenport and f. c. Esely. VIM
ners of the wOmen's prizes were
Mrs. Charles Ullemeyer, Miss Mary
BARLEY. Margie Rigby won the
Children's prize.
Refreshments were served in the
dining rooms and each guest was
presented with a souvenir black
oAt Mrs. Elizabeth Butts was
chairman of the committee in
charge OF the event.
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6olld COnee 1OWOrrOw Afternoon.
Rock Island and Moline friends
Of st. Anthony's hospital will be
callers tomorrow afternoon at the
second annual tea to be sponsored
~ st. Anthony's hospital guild at
the home Of Mrs. Walter Yerbury.
1536 Seventeenth street. The hours
arc from 3 to O'Clock. During
the afternoon = program will be
given. arranged by a committee Of
which Mrs. Walter Russ is chair
man. Mrs. Amanda Schmidt-Lecot,
accompanied by Miss Pauline Camp
bell Miss Marguerite Reidy and
Miss Evelyn Grimm, accompanied by
MrS. Dorothy Deisenroth- Johnson
and Miss Louise Burt, accompanied
BY Miss Mary Schaab, will give vo-
cal solos. Miss Isabel OConnor
Of Davenport will give several Sc
lected readings and violin numbers
Will be given by the Misses Anna
Campbell and Catherine Perona,. ac-
oompanied By the Misses Pauline
Campbell and Alma Perona.
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Lady EAGLES, Sewing.


Lady Eagles held q sewing last
night 1t the home of Mrs. Joseph
0rotegut, $50 Fifteenth street. Final
arrangements were made for the
dancing party to be held Saturday
evening In the Elks' hall. The next
sewing meeting will be held Tues
day at the home OF Mrs. Sidney
Pearson, 2S0l Fifteenth-and-a-half
avenue.
The Misses loross Give Party.
The Misses lille and Anna Mo-
ross, AIS Twenty first street, were
hostesses at q Halloween. party
last night. There were 1e guests.
The house decorations were In or
ange and black, and corn shocks.
and autumn leaves were used pro-
fusely. The evening was spent
with music. games and dancing.
Luncheon vas served at . late
hour. An out-of-town guest was
Miss Annette Reichard, OF Chica-
60. who IL visiting 1t the Moross
home. Miss Reichard sang sew
efal selections and Dick Taber
gave plano numbers.
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FRIDAY.

Concert at South Park Presbyterian
church given by Ave local artists.
Barbara Frietchie tent meets.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-07
DELAYS RESIGNATION
Carter County Wants Mathcrs to re
main at Post Until Bond Nallda-
ton L. settled.

AHDMORE. Nqrcn GA success
sor to James H. Matheis. county at
tornCv. will not be selected until
the next regular meeting Of the
county commissioners, 10 was decided
this morning MIR MathCrs' resig-
nation was passed on by the nttor-
ney-Ecneral a week ago aud was
then sent to tho county board.
IL was decided that tho resiRna-
ton be not accepted until the
friendly suit instigated by Errct
Dunlap against the county commits
sloucrs involving validity OF county
bonds, now in the state supreme
court. has been disposed OF because
Mathers signed the original bonds
and IL Is desired that he sign the
bonds after the court has given its
decision.
An opinion Is expected from tho
supreme court sometime within the
next week. This IS the first test
suit OF the new law regulating is
suance OF bonds under the law
passed by the legislature last year
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TO GIVE SERVICE,
HER ONLY PLEDGE
Mrs. Stumph Addresses
the Members of the
Tulsa Town Club

~ have no platform. l can only
promise TO pivo conscientious sory-
icc.' Mrs. W. ". SWmph. the first
woman candidate for the school
board told the tulsa Town club at
It's regular dinucr-mccting Monday
evening I'm ia Woods cafe. Con
Tossing herself q pioneer In the field
Mr.. Stumph based her request for
support upon her qualifications as
former school teacher, college grad
uate and mother She stated thnt
Mrs. Arthur CraVor was chairman Of
her campaign committee and urged
Immediate registration by women,
Mrs Ncllc Buuynu Jennings, wum-
ans political writer for llarluws
Weekly stated her opinion that a
woman uniformed NJ to- government
tai needs is 8s untitled to discharge
voting responsibility az an uuin-
formed man and made the moral ~
her talk a womlu's duty to become
intelligent ON political questions.