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, 1922-04-12
%7raIshooter Reilly "Whacks Up" Again
CaArPaying Monarch of Oil Maintains Reputation as
+ "Pay Out Wizard

TahnooerR Reilly greatest known living proftpayrm OIL divides up the pot mn.
B4 Ba group picture of disbursement checks now going out the stockholders of the TRAPHO
TRUST, klys first Texas enterprise
ThdRA PSHOOTER TRUST was organized lin bobro last year ~
II With five n0Mhs after reorganization rphoohrR Reilly lends checks to his ancMddas@ equal to 81
ENT ofdr Investment
Amber Disbursements so PEI CENT viii be- made in AuI
DNmd checks of so Err CENT will be mailed in May
ThPRAPSHOOTERT TRUST is not the TRAFSHOOTER DEVELOPMENT COMPANY. here is
nehn hatwr between the two companies
ThfheAs pictured below are the induces of the success dth wondefum man. So
Th@ checks must convince yub beyond the host fa dohtthta Pnoof Pr6abeP Performance is
mgy kn him
, 1922-04-12
Will You Be With Me
When VI y Cushers Roar?'
MkAA1z~ 12Gzz
| am half through.

l am half through.
So rapid has been the response which the investors of this
country have accorded me, that my financing campaign is
rapidly drawing to the peak.
From the rock ribbed coast of Maine to the sunny beaches
OF Southern California, and from the placid waters of the
north Pacific to the sands of the Gulf, men and women who
desire to make 1922 pay them fortunes from oil have rallied
to my standard in Texas.
Meanwhile I know n o rest.
The last ten days I have spent OF the floor Of our Couch No. 1 well at
workman During the long day and through the dark watches of the
night l stayed with the drllers except for a few hours of sleep.
From time to time would visit Colonel Humphreys wells at Currie and
va fortunate enough to be present when his great Cole gusher a FEY thou
sand yards north of u Couch No. / came in.
! a not lucky enough to be there when Colonel Humphreys brought
IN his English veil north Of u Couch. This well is reported making more
ton.
Our Couch No. l is below 5000 feet. Will it be the next great aensa-
ton of tn Texas field? Providence only can tell this with certainty but in
my heart feel the gods of luck, who stood by me at FL Dorado. Kan. when
l developed the great Trapshooer lease, are with me today at Workman.
In every brain cell that 1 have am convinced that my worlds famous
success in Kansas when my stockholders won from $4,000 to $31 900 in cash
in eight months o a investment with m e of 500, will be continued and
yer surpassed at Workman and in Kaufman County.
All, Kaufman County!
, 1922-04-12

have declared another SO per cent disbursement
during the month of April; a third, SO per cent, in
May, and l shall continue to whack up with the
stockholders of this, my first Texas company, as long
as the successful operations of the company war
rant it.
The returns which my Trapshooter Trust stock
holders have received from me are a mere drop in
the bucket compared to the profits which I believe
will come to us all in the Trapshooter Development
Company.
The oil world waits for my Couch well at Worth
am, and l am drilling it in. A gusher in our Couch
would mean a great new oil field and a fat treasury
for the Trapshooter Development Company.
you know what 1t would mean, 1 don't have It tell you.
with the completion of the Couch and Porter No. 1 I shall
20 forward with my intention OF drilling a series of wells up and
down tho great BALCONIES Fault for my stockholders and myself In
this county.
Our possibilities for immense profit during tho coming year
are. I believe. uneauaued anywherc-and you simply cannot az
ford to sta out.
I am half through.
a host Off e and women investors are marching withm mo into
tho golden future. .
While you hesitate others arc crowding in-and your opportu.
nifty to Join me cnnnot Las much longer.
The pres of America IS carrying the news n my speed In
Texas: l shall not slacken one iota in the future. I intend to go
steadily and fearltssly forward TO the goal, which is millions.
= My past is a history OF remarkable achievements-and 1 say
this with all due humility.
this nation II l could but reach them. But 1 am only ono individual
and a reach only n comparatively few people in this great IA
tor.
You are one of those whom l am inviting today.
Will you?
Yours very truly
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-01-02
1888 1872 $500 -
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:CCMING EVENTS
:. IN THE TRIPLE CITIES :.

Monday a.terncen. January 2. pa
race from, caytona Norma! ard In
dastrlal ins.itute, celebrating 57th
anniversary of emancipation OF Amer
ican negro. Addresses at negro
scncci. o'clock
Menaav efternocn. January 2. open
ina Of professional ard amateur auso
Races en- Daytona Beach. uroer aus
piccs Of florida Auto Racing Aseocia-
ten
hionasy afternoon. January ?. Tour
isl Club meeting al Auditorium Day
.eaa Beach.
fsos-sa. evening. 100, January 2.
q C.s'no Durocyne. meeting OF Chisd
Nci.1re League. Everyone urged to
ae preseat-
Media e.crins. Jaauary ?. at Cal
s.ry oane.s1 church, Seaaase<e. re
.,eaF7a. ar Peninsula cho.ai soe.eiy-
h'cntaJ evening. January 2. oper-
inr cf hcxine season at Armory: four
BIG tox:as r'a.cnes.
;Neroav evening. January 2. At
cessao Earsos ~. American legion
dance.
N assy evening. January II Con
oroestsaNai Churcr. Lecture or Pow,
ers q Suggestion" by Dr.. {. |. House
Tusso7y. January 8. at Con9reGa-
.s1' Crafch. hectares by Or. {. Q.
l-euee Afternoon subject. The Bridge
e Fasss evening. The Cestroyers
$50 esatceTs OF Aeaith.
a5ay 7fternoor. 2:3o January 3
oeer &c c7rd party os the Peninsula
csuh $ Vernors avenue clubhouse.
Il
Tue-day evening. January 3. a. Ep
vert -7ii. M. e Church. CT ioken din
nsr - Dc served by the ladies Aid
Se-iets
Wednesday afternoon. 2:so O'Clock
-aaaars meeting OF abigail Bar.
thcion,e.. CHAPTER, o Z e.. with Mrs
D Lons1 Perrin. South Ridoelvoo
avenue ST. 0'stas.'s Day.
eanessay afternoon $50 % 5. Jan
4sfy - II Peninsula Club. a thin,be
party Ne.ii be neit by the club mem
Is S. Entsrta nmens and refresh
r9euts
Weartsday evening. January .. mid
wees prsyer meetings at all Tripl,
Cites churches.
Wednesday evening, January )
American Legion dance at Casino
bufqcyns-
Thursday afternoon. January S. 4
Palmetto Club. address by Cuyte p
hSCorf mayor or tallahassee. CT
~Say n8ara9er Form OF Government
Thursday. eNerinc. January s. a
arwory. EiAs VS.. Y. NJ. {. A.. indoo
hascb7 league.
The5s,sy evening. January 5. A
Artist Trio concert AZ ". e. church
.<str SeNIarln Devote. virtuos
E. Ellsworth Workman. ETC
set os's. aro Mad7me Merie Nepcs
ofshtesso pohsh pianist.
Friday rNernmg. January 6. at Pal
rsot.a Cap. musicale by the MUSIC de
pareineai q. the ciUe. program I
snare 81 Mrs. Il. W Drake
LAY afternoon. January 6th.
a. Nasfa Marie. nome a Nr.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-01-02
Mrs. Burgoyne Buys
Block of Stock in
the New Beach Bank

Mrs Mary T. Eursoyne who Is one
of the iarces, individual owners OF
stock in the Merchants Rank OF Dav-
sona. Fla. has purchased large bioek
o. stock in the Atlantic Bank 4 Trust
CO. of Davtona Beach
Mrs. Bnrgoyne is perhaps rs fanail-
iar with tbs. growth Of the peninsula
A. any Other. person in the frspi.'
Cite. The late Commodore Dnre"s~
ne having II one time owned all Of
The property tina: now comprises Div
er Terrace. and in the early davs bull;
a fno cottage where the Manor Apart
,ne.ts now stand IN the Ocean Beaeh b
Mrs I;aryoyne at the PRESENT sisna
+ owner 81 valuable nrcneT,. n
Marshall Park. ravtoaa Bench
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-01-02
Dr.. House Opens
Lecture Series
Sunday Morning

DR.. Edwin L. House opened his
series OF lectures on The Psvchol-
Ogv Of Religion here yesterday
before large and appreciative audien-
ees at the First Congregational
z day. At s O'Clock in the afternoon
and 7.30 in the evening. until the
18th OF this month.
The eminent lecturer made his first
address here yesterday morning
when he gave a sermon on The
Mount OF Vision at the regular morn
ing service of the church.
In tia afternoon his subject was
An Available Cod
God, he said. IS the worlds great
est need. and the main work OF the
church IL to reveal Christ as Savior
Of the soul "1'he laws OF health DIR.
House declared. ARE as much the
laws Of God as are the Ten Com
nianiments. We therefore dishonor
God when we TAI, to keep His temple
in repair What Jesus did, God is al
Ways doing. Jesus is a picture of the
Available God who ever forgives sins
yine life is ever invigorating and up
, building. qnicsening and enriching
1t ever gives fourth vitality. The body
is the recipient Of Gods saving. heal
ing life
The three realms uf the mind. con
scion-. ssbconscious and supereon
scious. were discussed on Sunday
night by DR.. F. l.. House.
Monday nights subject is: Pow
ers Of Suggestion.
! ''Tle conscious mind has reason
will, ard judgment. the speaker SAID
If YOU should lose your cnnseiou.
MIND. you would be taken TO an III
! stitution for the insane
"Yuu ccme into the world with
subo onseionS mind. 4 child MI, 30
sabconseioHsly The subconsciou,
mind never -teens II Is what ena ale.
You to get up al 4 a. III without Al
alarm clock if YOU think OF it hefur,
going 10 bed
The suhconscious mind has per
I Zee; memory. In vcua conscious minl
YOU couldn't retain everything yol
have learned or acquired So the sub
conscious mind is reservoir o
knowledge.
1T has the power Of suggestion
When the conscious mind sleeps. Ia.
sihconscious mind works on the ia-
subject given il at night Thru tel
ara'lE the sal conscious mind durin.
sle@F. may take ideas from grea
minds and III tho morning the Solu
ton Of problem that was 0ificnl
tho night before is easy
III. subconscious mind governs III,
length Of life. DIR. House DECLARED II
Saii that h@ i apparently younge
now than 10 years ago. and that b
Tore he leaves Daytoni he viii PROV,
that 4 nan Vigh, 10 live 10 be loo
ijr House said thar Il woman one,
came 10 him with son who had in
sani!le paralysis She said tina, Go.
had sent the punishment on har sor
and was very bitter DR.. House toi.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-01-02
ay HOWARD D. WEAVER.
fAfter E. p. Dunne.A

did ye ever stop. H-nnessy. in
CURED Mr.. Dooly. and think about
the wonderful power o suggestion AMI
the infiooeace ye may have on the
stranger ors the casual acquaintance
BY the-remarhs " make 10 i'm g
II" began Mr. iiennessv. then he
paused. as II thinking har.. Presently
he said
Il don't know as cit We exactly
.W-ha; mean IL went on Mr. Doc
". is that its gin.rall. the arst i'm
pressions We make on i man that
counts with i'm in decdin what kind
o feler We are Ii We speak pleasantly
10 i'm. even when W digestion mavhs,
amt exactly right AMI " don't feal
like Il. he's likely to think we're 4
pretty decent sort OF a Teller even
, when We amt That one reason WHY
50 many crooks succeed. while some
business men 20 into the hands OF the
receiver. and then wonder why.
Well say. f'rin>tance. ve'll 20 into
Il store 10 luy vese'l A collar - as
We start 70 wall out IT, cle~hIi say II
ye.
"ye don't want @ bny a IL, 10
ye@'
An the first hing thatli occur to
" is: The clerk ; right and Veil
say TO I'm: No. don't wan1 anv tie.
IN vel walk en-;
BIT If he Genes 1t ~ brisk Ike
and SAYS 10 We.
We've a lot u fine new lies. just
IN EVERYBODY Is huvin 'esn an theS
look iine On 4 man . war iao}s IA
haill III show 'em 10 VI
IN he hegins putting ON On ths
counter and whether We vant ~ 81,
en- or not. 80 look n I'm just Ia keel
from hnr,in his feelin's. because he
been 10 n.se to " N the fvSt thing
- knew he's wranpin - np one .
them ties An mayhe hell sell ye
hat an q pair a shoes before " re-
member is Saturday and We ain
Bought tn. Sunday eracnfieS
That. tieancssE. Is what | mean Es
TIC impressions y" make on a man ~
yer manner o spcakin h i'm
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-01-02

Sailie johnson Burgn. Peninsula
drive. members Of al tourist clubs 81
Triple Cities VIII be entertained BY
the kentucky Club.
Friday evening. January c. 1t Audi
forum. opening number OF seasons
entertainment course at the beach
The House That Jack Built" pIayiet.
under direction Mrs. hor.ense Rey-
noids.
Friday evening. Janoary 6. at Cas-
mo 6urgoyne. American Legion
dance.
Saturday evening. January :. at Sea-
breeze school. Daytora r.. S VS. Sea
breeze II. S. basketball.
Saturday eveF'nc. January :. at
armory, High Schoo' vs.. American
Legion. indoor basehals league.
Saturday. January TIN. regular caro-
party st Palmetto Cfub beq4~n4ro
pron,ptly AZ $50 9. N,
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-01-02
Emancipation of
Negroes Observed
BY Parade Today

Emancipation Day was observed BY
neg ces IN Daytona with a parade be
ginning AZ ! O'Clock this afternoon
ioiiov.d ny meeting in the auditor
s,.n .. tie Ia, tona Normal and In
a0sl lai Institute and which was
torrcd Oh with aSfrse barbecue
TIE occasion vas the fifty seventh
ann versars OF sh" signing OF the do
cum nj tiiuf set the negroes free. and
~ ~ parable were represented all
the various negro 'societies and or
sar ti"n- in the Triple Cities At
-" ~ ting held in the institute audi.
tor'tnl there We're speeches by -ey.
eral Of the leading negroes OF the
staie
CATTANEO'S
Fresh Mushrooms and French Pastry
TO take home. II
Keep in mind the baptist Church.
the church Of the Open Door
n"p~ Is II liberty 10 speak now.
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Mrs. Leo Blum. accompanied by
iser brother. Carl Bloch. Of Macon.
Ga. VINO have been spending the
holidays en- Magnolia avenue. left
this morning for their return trip to
Ise OIL
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ashore Jacohl
keeper. who -
dts TO tIlrew.
a rolling pan a
-
Some seop:e
getting longer =
right are gcsti
Some peon1G
DO and neither
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cArTANEos9

Rcquefort. Cammembert and Parme-
san Cheese TO take homa I
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Mrs. C. c. A. Burke. VINO has been
a holidap-guest Of the Id Cross Villa
on North Ridgewood avenue. lef,
this morning for her home in Pitts
burr
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sTomolSa river excursion 9:15 a. m.
Tue stiay. foo. OF volusia avenue, Tel
ephoae 533 636l231 *
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cATTANeo's

ROquef0rs. Cammembert and Parme-
san Cheese to take home. 4
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sOrauges. TIC per 100 at Workman
Point Grove On New smyrna road
Sos 11-er- Il
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-01-02

H. ]. Creenwait and r. W. Love.
who havts hecn visiting at 404 South
Palmetto avenue. during the Christ
mas holidays. LEFT this morning for
their return "Trip to Minneapolis.
MINI.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-01-02

Tie Florida state College for Wo-
men at Tallahassee. vii! open It's
mid term Of school Tuesday morning
and among those from Daytana who
weIe. mere for the holidays and left
ms morning Tor Tallahassee. We're
the following: Miss Adele Smith. nj
Ia bas .,uSeu. Miss Connie noty Of
Seash hldsewood avenue. Miss Myrtle
Nsu beNora. of Volusia avenue. and
Ni- Dorothy Price of Port Orange.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-01-02

sIIandel Lamps at Le5esne's.
z42-11-4-tf
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CATTANEO'S
Fresh Mushrooms and Grench Pastry
TO take home. tt

Miss Mary King. the attractive
daughter OF Mr. and Mrs s. l.. King
who has been spending the holidays
Wit, her parents aboard their beau
tifnl yatnt kingfisher. left this morn
ing for New York City. where she
&ill again take up her studies in Miss
Spence's private school
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-01-02
Science to Meet
Strength in Bout
at Armory I onight

y oath. whose success has been
phenomenal and Il veteran q tns ring
VII be pitted against each other ~issea
Ralph snyder and Terry Nelson nee.
tonight ~ the u nor, in a scheduled
len round hnl.l
snyder has oulA been fighting tuo
wears ..na has NOT lest t. isii, ~isiie
Nelson has he "A lighting Sev~rti
years ana has ni.; Some ri the be>,
lighters ot his oiss- IL fae country
E.ss' ..-i-rvs are real fighters ana tie
SPECTATORS ..ss a~slie;. ii . regular
haitl..
Artie O'Iear~ and Yenns Woee
val meet IN 'he six'ouni sefu-asai
y bile local hoy- NH apr Fl IL"
preliminarses \ "oed ;.l-raGui cart;
hs~ leon arfaneess me 4 Ii rs erassi
is expected L. b. on hsrf snsn tn
leli tnss = $ O'Clock
Tins country spenas more money
or nsee raiat tfan he.Se 9air' Save
lhe suffac" ma Son S.iVe III
Whats worth chewing Ill all Is
westh No. rg we'll
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'Eeep in mind the Baptist Church
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sO'Ncili Shop for Junoform Frou
Frou rufiies and Ampliformes for
slender women. 445-12-S-ti
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Whats worth chewing tit all j
westh h irS we'll
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Deus IS 1T liberty 10 speak now.
The Delta independent., 1922-06-09
SCATTERING OUT
FOR SUMNER VACATIONS

A partial list of plans for Delta
teachers has been secured and we re-
gret that we did not get this complete
owing to the fact that some left be-
fore we could get the desired informa-
ton. Mrs. Grace Cummings, county
superintendent. and Professor A. j.
Foster, superintendent of Delta pub
lie schools, have been employed to
teach in the summer school at Gunni-
son. Virgil NJ. Rogers will spend part
OF his summer at his home at Spar
tenburg, South Carolina. Miss Irene
Truitt will go to her summer home at
Saguache; Miss Agnes Bennett will
spend the summer at her home in
Denver; Miss Lores Burch will visit
her home folks in. Colorado Springs;
Miss Ada Horton has gone to Eifert,
Ohio, to spend her vacation with her
sister: Miss Clara Ferguson and Miss
Bertha Houston have gone to Port
land. Oregon, and will spend their
time. they say, in the Pacific ocean.
Miss Olive Ingersoll is undecided
about her plans but may go to New
York to spend the summer with rela-
tives and will spend some time at
Greeley. Mrs. A. f. Pittser went to
Gunnison and will try her hand at
housekeeping. Mrs. Rena Taylor goes
to Palisade to join her husband and
will not be numbered among the in
structors of Delta the coming year.
having decided to keep house. Miss
Edith Decker will spend her summer
at her home in Paonia; Mrs. Zella
Flores goes to Mt. Pleasant. Iowa. the
home OF her parents.
j. A. Ratekin and wife left WedneS-
day for Denver and will visit couple
of weeks at Idaho Springs and Denver
after which they will attend ten weeks
summer school at Greeley State
Teachers College.
Miss Marjorie Mathers will visit a
few weeks with Miss Mildred Keith at
Casper. Wyoming. later returning to
Delta to conduct a summer school for
high school students.
Miss McClanahan will spend the
summer at home as will also Miss
Edith Agnew and Miss Alice Royce.
Professor l. l.. Beahm and family
will spend the summer at Greeley af-
ter short visit with relatives at Pal
isade. Mr.. Beahm is doing post grad
agte work.. 81.
The Delta independent., 1922-06-09
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE OF
WOMAN'S CLUB ELECTS

At meeting of the executive COM
mittee of the Delta Woman's Club
held at the home of Mrs. w. H. Flu
allen Tuesday afternoon the election
of officers for the coming year was
completed. This was the election of
a president and vice-president, and
Mrs. Mortimer Stone and Mrs. H. ].
Baird were elected to fill these Offices
respectively.
The following is the personnel OF
officers for the club: president, Mrs.
Mortimer Stone; vice-president, Mrs.
H. J. Baird; secretary, Mrs. A. C.
Remington; treasurer. Mrs. F. R.
Stearns; chairman program commit
tee, Mrs. NJ. Springer.
The program committee is contem-
plating some changes in the club
work for the year which 1t is believ-
ed will make the work more interest
ing The committee will begin at
once arranging the program for the
year.
The Delta independent., 1922-06-09
HOLDING SUNDAY SCHOOL AT
NORTH DELTA SCHOOL HOUSE

Mrs. Lottie Schell has resumed the
work in the North Delta Sunday
School. There was a good attendance
last Sunday and the Children's Choir
under the leadership of Cecil Clear
water was both inspiring and enthus-
iastic.
The Bible class is taught by Rev. w.
T. Mason. Mrs. Schell has the Young
Peoples Class and Mrs. Gale Patter-
son and Mrs. Umbrel the Junior Prim-
airy work.
Come and bring the children, enjoy
the music and get blessing from the
study of Gods Word. At the North
Delta School House at 2:30 p. m. Sun
day.
The Young People will hold a pray
er meeting at o'clock Tuesday even
ing. You are invited. Mrs. w. T.
Mason has charge of this work.
The Delta independent., 1922-06-09
DELTA LOSES AGAIN TO
SOMERSET sLUeGERs

It was a lively bunch of rooters
that gathered at the Delta ball park
Sunday afternoon to witness the swat
fest between the Somerset coal dig
gers and the Delta beet pullers. This
was the third time in which these two
teams have met this season and Delta
fans thought it was about their time
to win, but they didn't carry a rab-
bits foot in their hip pocket and al
though it looked very promising in
the early part of the game. few
fumbles, when fumbles came high,
cost us the game. The battery for
Somerset was Paulicheck and Atkins
and for Delta, Killian, Hall and Mich
olson. Killian pitched the first seven
innings and started the eighth. Dur
ing that seven innings he allowed only
four hits but he lost his control in
the eighth and allowed three more
when he retired in favor of Hall.
Killian is pitching a splendid game
this year and the fact that we have
lost out is due to wild work in the
back ground and not on his part.
Aside from the second inning "Pauli'
was pitching a very good game.
Billy Rhone made his first workout
on first and Bill Graham took second.
for Delta.
Harry Evans was the star player
for Somerset, getting four hits out of
five times at bat; Stuffy Redmond
also drew homer through a tumble
in the field. killian made two home
runs, one in the second and one in
the ninth inning.
The following is the score by inn
ings:
Somerset o o 0 o 9 2 80 : 10
Delta O 5 O2 O 0 O 9
The Delta independent., 1922-06-09
FISH AND GAME CLUB
MEMBERS TO BANQUET

At the regular monthly meeting Of
the Delta Fish and Game Protective
Association. held Tuesday evening, it
was decided to have the fish fry for
members. and those interested in the
associations welfare on Tuesday
evening. June goth, in the Community
Rooms at 6:15 o'clock Proper COM
mittees have been appointed by Presi-
dent Charles Moore for hooking of the
fish for this occasion as we'll as ar
ranging the details Of the serving Of
the banquet. A short program will
follow the feast.
Those desiring to attend and who
are not members should secure their
plates at once as accommodations are
being made for only 100. The mem.
bership Of the association totals
eighty-hve. Fish will be served free.
but = charge for the trimmings will
be made
The Delta independent., 1922-06-09
JUNIOR HIGH PRiNcI-
PAL TO WE'D SOON

l. j. Deck, for the past two years
principal of the Junior High School,
left Saturday for his home at Glen
Allen Missouri.
Before leaving he tipped us off to a
matter which we had been suspicion
ing for some months: viz: that he
will be married to Miss Ethel Cortner
of st. Louis. Missouri. The ceremony
will be performed on Sunday, June
18th. From there the newlyweds will
go to New York City by way of Wash
ington. d. G.. and will also visit in
Philadelphia, thence to New York.
Mr.. Deck will attend Columbia Uni
versity this summer where he has
spent two summers doing graduate
work
Mr. and Mrs. Deck will return to
Delta in time for the opening of
school where Mr.. Deck has been en-
gagged for the coming year.