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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-06-04
Humble to Tangle
With Legion Boys
Sunday Afternoon

Final practice for the contest sched'
uled for this afternoon between the
American Legion and Humble clubs
was held late Saturday afternoon 10y
the leglonnaires. Captain Van Dyne'
OF the veterans team. reports his men
In tiptop shape for the event and feels
confident OF victory. Likewise, the
pilot OF the oil field aggregation. ex'
poets TO hang another scalp on the
Huhmble belt At any rate. the com
petition between the clubs Ia the strong
est which has ever existed In local
amateur circles. The game viii be
called promptly at 3 o'clock ut the local
TO park, south OF the city.
Present plans OF the military base
ballers call for the starting battery
to consist OF Rube Benton. flashy right
hander and Reitz his battery mate.
Proceeds OF the game will 40 TO the
treasury of the American Legion OF
Ardmore A large attendance IL cx'
pected and preparations have been made
for the reception OF more than a thous'
and observers.
The legionnaires have met the Hum
BILE men once this season. ON the lat
ter's grounds at Wilson and were de
feated by the score OF to .. The
game was described as closely contested
and was played during slow rain.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-06-04
CANDIDATES ARE
SLOW IN filing
Only a Few Have Registered
According to Law, Says o.
G.. Lasher of the Elec-
tion Board.

The voice of the voters late last
week said that little interest is being
shown in the races for office in this
county. A look at the registration book
in the office of o. c. Lasher, of the
election board, indicate that even the
candidates are slow in getting their
names on the book-and likewise on
the ticket.
Registration closes on the midnight
of June 80, Mr.. Lasher warns, and
those candidates who have failed TO
sign the dotted line" may not have
the pleasure Of seeing their name on the
ballot at the primary on August /.
TO Saturday noon those registering
were: For county judge, A. Il. Seay,
NJ. +. Winfrey (re-election) and Frank
ton. Bill Brooks and Gus Gaines: for
treasurer. s. +. Haynie. reelection; for
commissioner, Joe Taylor. (re-election)
dna Ira Darden, both third district; for
justice OF the peace. w. ID. Butcher. Hal
NJ Cannon and Il. Il. Son OF Ardmore
township; J. A. DeBerry for Wilson
township; for constable, r. G.. Shaw,
and Fount Duston. Ardmore; o. W.
Simpson of Lone Grove: Cecil Crosby
and j. IL. MsKenzie OF Morgan town.
ship.
Although number OF other candi-
dates have announced. they have failed
to file.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-06-04
DROP DELINQUENTS
IN GYMNASIUM CLUB

More than a dozen memberships in
the Business Mems Gymnasium Club
We're declared vacant Friday night
when officials Of the club met to per
feet organization and break in" the
new equipment. Since the membership
is limited to so those failing to comply
with the details of securing membership
in accordance with their applications
were dropped according TO Don Coch
ran.
The club room Is now in charge OF
competent janitor and il open from Q
u. m. 10 10 p. m. daily. All equipment
has been received and installed and Is
for use of members only. One of the
features Of The club room is a padded
cell in which amateur wrestlers and
boxers are housed TO work or griev.
snres and superiluous weight. The
floors. walls ANA cell ng OF the cell Is
heavily padded.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-06-04

following I'm the wake of Crawford,
bushers another great natural batsman,
BODY Veach.
The Tiger outfelder Is one Of the
few batsmen OF the slugging type still
in the game. Regardless whether the
pitch is a fast one. a curve, or a fade
away, Veach takes the same healthy
cut, the same follow through on every
swing.
While Veach is at the top Of his game
right now. and probably has a number
Of good years ahead, he is veteran
and there must come time when he
will begin to fall off in his batting.
There is on the Detroit club young.
'ster who has yet to win his spurs as
regular. ready to take the place of
Veach as the Tigers premier slugger
when Bob is ready and willing to give
up that honor.
have reference to Danny Clarke,
late of Wichita Falls. Texas.
Clarke is being groomed for second
base. He is being used as an under
study to the veteran. George Cutshaw.
He has demonstrated already that he
can hit He is well above the 300
mark In a pinch already he has brok.
en- up number OF ball games
Tied Up the Game.
The other day in n game at Phila-
delphia, with the score standing TO
2 in favor of the Athletics. Manager
Cobb sent Clarke TO bat in a pinch,
with two on. All Clarke did was TO
hit the first ball pitched over the right
field wall for home run. tying up the
game.
Clarke is natural batsman. He
takes a free swing. The making OF
. home runs is nothing to new to him.
He was the Babe Ruth OF the Texas
League last season. He made SO 2.base
hits. 10 three.baggegrs and 10 home
runs.
Clarke bids fair TO take n place in
the hearts OF the Detroit fans us a
slugger extraordinary.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-06-04
BUSINESS GYM TO
OPEN HERE MONDAY

Monday. June j. has been designated
a. the official opening date Of the Bus.
mess Mems Athletic club Of Ardmore.
according to announcement by officials
OF the organization. Hours OF reception
for visiting guests VI the rooms OF the
club which are located at ll6n East
Aiilin street. will be between y "a. m.
and y. m. officislJ OF the organiza.
ton will be present to Guide the visitors
about and explain the details OF the as.
ISOLATION. According to President Coch.
ran. the membership OF the organlza.
tion will be limited to rs, which is 25
more than had been originally planned.
At the present time the club has 90
aoiembers.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-06-04
BY BILLY EVANS,

For years the Detroit club has boast
ed of its sluggers. The Tigers lineup
always has included one or more play
because of their ability to hit.
Back in the old days there was Sam
Thompson. How that baby could swat
them! Sam Is alive and well still Each
year he takes a leading part in the
opening day ceremonies at Detroit
When the American League came
into existence Detroit was one of the
cities of the Johnsonian circuit. That
was more than a score OF years ago.
In the Detroit lineup was Crawford,
known TO baseball fans the country
over as "Wahoo Sam" That title was
conferred upon him because he hailed
from the hamlet of Wahoo, Neb.
Fine Form at Bat.
No player in the history OF baseball
had more form at bat than Crawford.
His stance was perfect, his cut at the
ball the poetry Of motion. Crawford
was one OF those hitters who looked
good even when he was striking out.
Crawford was natural swinger. He
took a healthy cut at the bal. When
he connected the sphere certainly trav-
eled. l venture to say that Crawford,
had he played in these days of the
lively ball, would be pushing Babe Ruth
mighty hard for the home-run honors.
As Crawford began to show up as
the premier swatter of the Detroit club
Claude Rossman sprang into promi'
nence.
Many OF the veteran American
League twirlers, who have now passed
out OF the picture. will tell you that
Rossman was one OF the greatest bat
ters they ever pitched to. Rossman
hit 'em on a line,
Inability to throw. however, caused
his departure from the major leagues
when he was at the top OF his game
as batter.
Advent Of Veach.
When Rossman went TO the minors
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-06-04

PARIS. Texas.-Red Snapp and his
aggregation were ready for the Sher.
NANTES when they paraded out Oh the
field Saturday afternoon and expected
some OF the fight they put up earlier
in the week when they trimmed the
Ardmore Producers SO neatly. However
nothing OF the kind happened. for they
happened to be easy pickings and u vic
tory was run W. for the Parasites 10
the tune of 10 g Paris got ten hits
and made two errors. Sherman made
two errors and were not allowed a
single hit. Batteries for Paris-Shll.
ing and Griesenbeck; Sherman-McCar.
ty and Kelly.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-06-04
Pirates Drop One.

PITTSBURGH. - The Pirates were
unable to profit by New York's defeat
today, losing TO st. Louis 3 TO 6. Doak
was driven from the box in the fourth
inning and the Pirates continued slug
ging hard against Skerdel in the fifth.
After the Cardinals had forced Glazner
to retire in the sixth, Pertica, who
relieved Skerdel. held the locals score
less. Score:
Summary: Runs, Flack. Smith. Four.
nier. Hornsby. 2; Stock. McHenry, q;
Mann; Carey, 2; Bigbee, Traynor
Grimm. Glazner errors. Hornsby, Mar
awhile. 2; Bigbee, Gooch; two base
hits, Bigbee, McHenry, Smith: three
base hits. Tierney; bases on balls, off
Doak, 2, Glazner. L. Pertica; struck
out by Petica, 4; Glazener, /.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-06-04
Wilson Shuts Out
Ell Reno In Fast
Game; Witte Hurls

Witte, on the mound for Wilson. shut
out El Reno Saturday by tha score os
20, following tight pitchers duel yer.
sus Reno The game was one of
the fastest and most closely contested
performance seen on the Wilson Okla
homa State League grounds this sea
son. Hits were few and far between
Wilson holding the III Reno men TO but
three bingles, while Reno allowed but
five. Alright support was accorded
both twirlers by their teammates.
The score:
Wilson ---------000 l0l 00x-2-5-0
FL Reno ------O00 600 O00-0-3-0
Batteries: Witte and Mobley: Reno
and Parker. Umpire-Slack Time of
game: l:25.
Wilson meets FL Reno tomorrow at
Wilson. The game will be called at
$3.50 sharp.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-06-04
Sunday Ruling.

Ardmore merchants dealing in neces-
stiles will remain open this morning
Until o'clock under new ruling OF
weeks ago. The ruling applies to meat
markets and grocery stores particu.
larly. Drug stores. confectionaries and
the like will remain open all day as in
the past.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-06-04
SOx Are Winners.

81 Louls,--The Chicago White sox
ueteated the Browns to 4 heer today
III game featured by the visitors
brilliant fielding and timely. hitting. The
Browns pitchers We're Ineffective
"hite sox batters found Courtney, they
could not land safely often enough to
win when they had men on bases. Pat
Collins and Mostil hit home runs
Courtney's single. with a man on In
the ninth. gave him the game. Score;
thicaso ----------------202 900 0Ol-5
St Louis ---------------00l 0o3 000-<
Runs-Hooper, johnson. h. Collins.
Mostil. Mulligan; Sisler. SEVERED, Me.
Manus. p. Collins. No errors. Two
base hit--Courtney. Three.base hit
Slsler. Home runs--P Collins, Mostil
Bases ON balls OFF Bayne g. off Dan.
forth /; Van Glider /, Courtney g.
Struck out by Danforth 3, Van Glider
/, Courtney ).
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-06-04
.AnolIler Candidate.

Friends of John L. Turner. former
chief Justice, at meeting at Chotesu,
saturday afternoon drafted u resolu-
ton asking him to become a candidate
for governor ON the democratic ticket
according to information phoned The
Ardmoreite last night.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-06-04

A complete still was found by Sheriff
London and two deputies In water
tank on the Price Giles farm. satur.
day afternoon. while they were on
search for still which was reported
to be In operation. The still had been
submerged several weeks. London said.
and was weighted down with wires
snchoring It from the bank.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-06-04

CORSICANA. Texas.-The shopmen
from Cleburne were shuffled around for
q defeat here Saturday when the locals
stacked up 5 scores TO the visitors 3.
The locals got seven hits with two er.
rors. while the visitors got six hits
with three errors. Batteries for Corsi-
cana-Holls. Fuller and Rainey; for
Williams and Shaffer.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-06-04
roducers Gain Lost Ground
43y Tying Can to Mexia in Easy
Jame--Bugs Young Gets Homer
Paris Wins From Sherman
and Greenville Beats Bon
ham, Thereby Holding Lead
In League.
Especial to The Ardmoreite)

NSpeclai 10 The Ardmorelte)
MEXIA, Texas.--The Producers went
over the crown block Saturday when
the Gushers confined their output to
flow Of one head, Ardmore winning in
a pretty game with score of five to
one. Ketchum in the pitchers box
scattered the hits off Of him. not more
than one being made by Mexia in any
single inning.
A walk, u hit and two errors in the
sixth gave Mexia the opportunity to
chalk up the lone tally made. Ardmore
made three errors. the two accounting
Tor the run and another at another
stage OF the game. Mexia played an
errorless game
Young lost the ball over the left field
fence in the fifth with no one on bases
The official umpire was unable to Of
ficiate Saturday and his place was TAX.
en- BY Crowson Of Ardmore and c. John.
son Of Mexia.
AIuHlOre w.
iheSld o--V
Batteries: ketchum and Lemasters.
johnson and Whitney.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-06-04
Greenyille Beats Bonham.

GREENVILLE. Texas.--The home
team won -nother and retains its three
games in the lead Of the second contend.
ers for honors by defeating Bonham
here Saturday afternoon to the tune of
. to ]. The locals made 10 hits without
q single error. while the visitors made
six hits with two errors. Batteries for
White; Greenvillc, Hill and Forrest.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-06-04
Freeman Speaks.

Judge W. +. ~rssmAn. candidate for
district judge. ,oensi his campaign al
Wilson Saturday afternoon and spoke
to about 400 persons. Hs was accom-.
panied from Arjnors by a number Of
hio friends. In his address of nearly
an hour. he outlined tho planks OF iis
platform and the mvsho,s Of conduit
lag his campaign.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-06-04
Tigers NOsed Out.

CLEVELAND.-Joe Sewells double
In the tenth inning gave Cleveland
to victory over Detroit in the
third game of the series here today.
Cobb put vhe Tigers In the lead In the
seventh with u home run, but the In
dams tied the score In the eighth. Both
Morton and Ehmke were hit hard
Score:
Detroit ----------01I 00l 100 o.
'ieveland ---------0ll 100 Ol0 is
summary; Runs, Haney, Cobb. Hell.
mann, Bassler. Jameson, Wambsganss.
Stephenson, ]. Sewell. l.. sewell: er.
rors. Cutshaw 2; Ehmke, Wambsganss.
= j. Sewell, McInnis; two base hits.
j, sewell, ?: l.. Sewell, Hellman, 9;
Neach; home run, Cobb: double plays,
Stephenson, to Mclnns: McInnis TO ]
Seweii' to Mcinnls: Hellman, 10 Rig.
hey; bases ON balls. off Ehmke. 3.
Morton .; struck out by Ehmke. Nor.
ton 2.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-06-04
Sox Beat yanks.

NEW yoRk.-The Boston Amerl.
cans defeated the Yanks today in the
only game OF scheduled double header,
to O. The game was stopped on
account of rain In the eighth inning.
and the other game was called off.
Boston -----------------VlV wv W
New York ---.----------oo -ooi 0i0 o.?
(Called account rain In sth).
Summary; Runs, Leibold. Menosky ?;
Pratt. Dugan. Burns. Scott. Jones; or.
rors. J. Collins. o'Rourke. 2: Baker,
home runs. Burns and Leibold bases
on balls. off Jones 2: Quinn. 2.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-06-04
Birth Announcement.

Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Mccoy, 2l2
Third avenue northwest, announce the
birth OF daughter, Sunday. May rs.
to whom they have given the name.
Mary June.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-06-04
Texas League.

AT Houston G; San Antonio 3.
At Beaumont 10: Galveston 4.
Al Dallas 2; Fort Worth Z.
AT Wichita Falls. postponed; fire In
park.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-06-04
Southern Association.

At Nashville 5; Chattanooga 1
At Little Rock G; Memphis &.
Al Mobile s; New Orleans {,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-06-04

Mr. and Mrs. l.. f. Frazier Of the
extension department OF the A. and NJ.
College. saltwater. are guests OF Mr.
and Mrs. Il. c. Skinner at Chickasaw
Lake Mr. Frazier 10 state supervisor
for dairy tests. while Mrs. Frazier is
district home demonstration agent.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-06-04

NEW foRk.-Brooklyn approached
within two games OF the league.leading
Giants today by taking double. header
from Philadelphia to 4 and 4 to g
!Reuther In the first game won his
zenith victory OF the season and eighth
straight. shriver weakened In the
lpiuth VI the second game and was re.
usved by sherrod Smith who stopped
. Philly rally. Score: First game.
philadelphia ----------- -003 0lO 000-4
r6rooklyn ---------------VlV ITO 3Ox--6
Runs-Walker. Wrightstone, WI.
hams. Henline: Johnston, u. Griffith,
Wheat J Meyers. Errors--Parkinson
6chmandt. Two.base hits--wheat. Lee.
Three.base hits-Lee. Home runs
Wheat, Johnston. Bases Oh balls-off
Ring .. Reuther :; struck out-By Ring
0; by Reuther 4.
Second game:
philadelphia ------------l00 600 o1o--2
Brooklyn .------0l0 ITO DIX
Runs--Willlams 2, High. Il. Griffith 2,
Wheat 2: Error. Smith, Three.base
hits--Lee. Peters. Home run-High.
Double plays--J. Smith and Leslie. Ba.
ses on balls-off q. Smith l. Shriver 3.
struck out-By q. Smith /. Shriver ?.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-06-04
TOLD IN BRIEF
STANDING OF THE LEAGUES.
GAMES TODAY

Texas-OklahOma League.
Ardmore at Mexia.
Cleburne at Corsicana.
Bonham at Greenville.
sherman at Paris.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-06-04

The height of small boys ambition
is about six feet
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-06-04
INDIAN ADDED TO
WASHINGTON TEAM
Charles Chaplin, Pauline Fred
erick, Jane Novak, and
Clara Kimball Young are
Among Headliners.

WASHINGTON Addition OF an In.
dian to the roster VI the Washington
team was announced today by Clark
Griffith. president OF the club. The
newcomer Is Albert Young Blood. oh.
toined from the Greenville club of the
Texas'oklahoma league and prior to his
connection with that club star pitcher
for the nine OF Clarendon college Clar.
endon. Texas. lie viii Join the Amer.
leans during their coming western
tour.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-06-04
Oklahoma State Iearue.

El Reno at Wilson,
Guthrie at Duncan.
Clinton at Chickasha.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-06-04
Three Straight.

CHICAGo.-Cincinnati made II three
straight from Chicago today by bunch.
Ing hits behind base on balls and
won 4 to 2. Score;
Cincinnati --------------0oo 90? 0?0-&
Nnicako ----------------OOO OOs W0-2
Runs--Caveney q Pinelli, Krug,
Grimes. Errors-Hollocher krux
oFarrell Two.bsse hits-Tcrry. Burns
krug. Pinelli. Home run-Caveney.
Double plays-Hollocher 10 Terry to
'ilnes ?iG"lli to Daubart; Iio,locher
to Grimes to Krug. Bases on balls.
orr Rixey ..
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-06-04
Paris Beats Sherman.

Batteries: Ketchum and Lemasters
johnson and Whitney.
The northwestern bulletin., 1922-11-11

Miss Estelle Carter has been con-
fined to her home this week on ac-
count of illness.
The northwestern bulletin., 1922-11-11
Preacher Admits
Having 40 Wives
Arch Bigamist Tells Dayton Po-
lice He Has Welded Forty
Wives Since 1890.

Dayton, o., Nov. 10-William L.
Jones. colored, fifty-six years old,
told the police, they declare, that he
is married to forty women. none of
whom are dead or divorced. so far
as he knows. Jones, according to his
story as related by the police, began
his matrimonial career in 1890 after
serving as minister for several
years, and continued until a short
time ago, when his fortieth wife was
acquired in Chicago.
Jones was arrested for attempting
to pass a 5000 check which Cleve-
land bank refused to honor.
Jones married nine women between
1890 and 1903. police say he admit
ted, and lived with one woman from
1908 to 1917 because she had ''pien-
ty of money"
This gave out in 1917 and he start
ed out again marrying two or three a
year until 1921 when he added ten
to his list, according to the police
version of his story.
During the first ten months this
year he has taken on fifteen addition
al wives, he was said to have declar-
ed.
Nine women were married in Chi
cago, four elsewhere in Illinois; four
each in Pennsylvania and New York;
six each in Ohio and Michigan; two
each in Tennessee and one each in
Missouri, Kansas and Wisconsin. &C.
cording to Jones.
The northwestern bulletin., 1922-11-11

CitiSsns Protest Segregated Park
St. Paul Writer'S
Song MakingBig
Hit Down East

The new song written by Mr.. John
T. Jones of st. Paul, it is reported,
Is finding much favor with the popu-
lar song lovers of the Eastern States.
The title of this pretty song is "E-
ioise'' written smoothly in waltz tenn
po It seems to have all the ear
marks of surface hit. Mr.. Jones is
to be in collaboration with Mr.. N. C.
Davis, the prolific composer, of Nash
vile, Tenn, In the production of 9TH
er songs in the near future. Mr.. G..
w. Amerige, Manager of the Ameri-
can Popular Music Bulletin says. "The
listing of this song on its individual
merit as favorite promises to be-
come not only popular but standard
feature.
The northwestern bulletin., 1922-11-11
w. E. Alexander To
Head Sterling Club
For Another Year

Last Friday evening, Nov. 3, the
Sterling Club held their annual cleo
tion meeting. The following persons
were elected unanimously: w. z. AL
exander, President; w. b. Walker,
vice-President, B. c. Archer. Secre-
tary; and o. ID. Howard, Treasurer.
Each of the officers elected, having
served efficiently in the past, 1t is
hoped they will carry on the same
good work for the ensuing club year.
The following men were elected to
the Board of Directors: M. X. Nc
knight, ". B. Tandy, H. F. Mcintyre.
and ]. w. Milton.
The Club will give "a Bohemian
Dance, Nov. Goth at Union Hall In
honor of its members. Many elabor-
ate arrangements are being arranged.
The northwestern bulletin., 1922-11-11

May be you think no partiality
should be shown in selecting just one
of the above group to award prize
to so to be fair, the young lady who
receives the most votes in the Popu-
larity Contest being held by the st.
Paul Negro Bushes League will be
awarded the prize. Two others will
also be awarded prizes.
The young ladies are: top row. left
to right: Miss Minnie Tobie, Mrs.
Geraldine Pickett. Miss Bernice Wi
ley; second row: Mrs. Aimee Hall,
Miss vern Turner, Miss Irene Null
Inns; third row: Miss Dorothy Sydnor,
Miss Gladys Smith: fourth row: Miss
Lucille Roach, Mrs. Georgia Richard
son and Mrs. Nellie Gibbs.
A diamond ring will be awarded to
the most popular young lady, an ivory
manicuring set to the second highest
bidder for honors and fine mesh
bag to the third high ranking con-
testant. These prizes will be awarded
the last night of the exhibition.
Miss Tobie and Mrs. Pickett are
members of the Exhibition Commit
tee in charge of the contest. Neither
are in the race.