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Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1922-10-19
JUNIORS WIN

\ I. M, c. A. Juniors defeated the
S y Side boys in a fast game
Y football at 2:30 Saturday after
won with a score of 6 to 0.
me lineup of the Northwest Side
s Luther Mum, Melvin Scroggs,
Jpn Welsh, Daniel Kicks, Big
No. Jsaa Smith, Elvin Winningham, Co
~ Gr0nstrom, Postum Bankston,
E Fs[lon Lefoldt, George Gibson and
AiEOOd Jenkins.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1922-10-19
Reid Wins in Race
For Supreme Court

Judge Robert Reid of Amite City
has been nominated for the Supreme
Court over Judge Brunot of Baton
Rouge with a majority which will be
between $500 and 5000, according to
late reports received in Bogalusa by
intimate friends of Mr.. Reid. The
run-off was held Tuesday.
Washington parish gave Reid a ma
jority of 400 and the vote in Boga-
lusa was as follows:
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1922-10-19
Y. w. C. A. NOTES


The installation of officers of the
C. H. o. w. Club on Saturday even
ing was very impressive event. The
lighted candle service of Girl Re-
serves was used and enjoyed by a
small but very. appreciative audience.
The retiring officers of the club
were: President( Ruby BOOne-Mc-
Neese; vice-president, Viola Mattson
secretary, Patra Andrews; treasurer,
Alyce blanche. New officers installed
were: Marilyn Gould, president;
Frances johnson, vice-president; Min
ME Verdell, secretary; Edna Milton
Brumfield, treasurer.
Physical Department
The evening classes during the re-
vival at the Armory will begin at z
o'clock and dismiss at $50.
Roberta Lee Francis, Sara Mar
garet Powers and Evelyn Jennings
have been absent from classes on &C
count of severe colds.
The attendance in gym classes for
the past year reached 720 over the
mark attained the preceding year.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1922-10-19
ANGIE TO HAVE
COMMUNITY FAIR

The citizens of Angie are arrang-
ing to hold a big community fair in
that town on Saturday, November 10.
Exhibits of all kinds will be on dis
play and there will be baby con-
test as well as athletic games. In the
evening there will be a box social and
a fiddlers' contest.
The citizens of Bogalusa are exc
tended a hearty invitation to attend.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1922-10-19

Senator Delos R. johnson of
Franklinton was in Bogalusa Monday
shaking hands with his many friends.
Mr.. Johnson is being urged to make
the race for lieutenant governor at
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1922-10-19

Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson Moore, of
Hattiesburg, Miss, were visitors in
BOgalusa Sunday, enroute to New Or
leans to attend the Legion conven-
ton. They will return here Friday
and remain over the weekend as the
guests of friends.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1922-10-19
CENTRAL 100 PER CENT

CEN INAL IUU : EEA NLLsA
Central School has the distinction
of being the first school in the state
to register 100 per cent membership
in the Louisiana State Association
for 1928. A telegram of congratulate
ton was received from Secretary Al
leman.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1922-10-19

Miss Norma Overbey, former teach
in the local High School, now state
agent in home demonstration work,
incidentally spent last weekend in
Bogalusa while enroute to Franklin
ton, where she acted as judge for the
parish fair.
Mrs. W. C. Porter of 622 Avenue
C was a visitor to Brookhaven, Miss,
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Sloan. Mr.. John Bisphsn. Mr.. Runcis
Joseph Edeli and Mr.. sisoSrnsy vii.
.on. The guests viii later attend the
Gpsrs Sss no Ball. sT'q a .Sssrt ss Md. aaWtss hs
daughter. Mi Miss Mar: Mary Y Virs nbi mia Bsil. "''
The meeting Of tho General Dabney
Maury Chapter was held at the Belle
yue-Stratford on Monday afternoon:
Mrs. Francis /. .du pont. president OF
the chapter. presided.
Mrs. Rutherford Pearson and her
daughter, Miss Nancy Pearson, have re-
spent the weekend. Mrs. Pearson, who
ia at present at Green Hill Farms Hotel
will occupy this week the house which
she has purchased at 1929 De Lanoey
place.
Mr.. and Mrs. clayton Gilbert Dixon.
who have been spending few weeks
at the Virginia Hot Springs, have re-
cupy their new home ut Rydal for the
winter.
Mr. and Mrs. William Powers have
returned from a wedding trip Of three
weeks. which they sprnt In the Adiron-
lacks and Canada. They are. now the
e,ests OF Mrs. Powers mother, Mrs.
tSwn %.% for srenS %ss; w.n .s q vii HiFs ssvs
Miss Eli.abeth ratnsli Mrs. Tatnalis
sisters. Miss Anna Runcle and Miss
Eleanor Runcie. have returned 70 their
home In Evansville, Ind, after spend
'ng elk weeks with her.
Mrs Charles Roberts and Mrs. George
W. Smith will preside at the tea which
Will follow the meeting Of the New
Century Club this afternoon. Mrs. Will
liam Il. Llngelbach will talk on the
European Women OF Today"
Mr.. and Mrs. Roscoe Halo Trumbull
and their daughter. Miss Louis Hale
Trumbull, will return to their homo In
Cynwyd tho latter part Of this month
nfter having spent the summer at their
mountain place. Greenwood Gate. At
r'v'~e-"en In tho hear Creek Canyon.
Colorado.
North Second street. olney, announce
the engagement Of their granddaughter.
Miss Frances V. Hartley. to M. J.
Stewart Fitzpatrick. OF Germantown.
The marriage Of Miss Elisabeth Bar
tram Temple. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs
and Mr.. Reyzon Floyd Plank. son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. n W. Plank, Of TIncastle,
Va. took place on Tuesday. October II.
at the Swarthmore Presbyterian Church.
The Rev. John L. Tuttle. pastor Of the
SiiultH oiliCldlcu. n leCcPtlOU Aoilo" oN
at the home Of the brides parents.
Upon their return from a wedding trip
Mr.. and Mrs. Plank will live In Blacks
burg. Va.
nuiet wedding took place on We'd
nesday, October ls. In Atlantic CITY,
=. II Mi $ Marie Teresa Geppert,
daughter OF Mrs. Charles Geppcrt. be-
came the bride OF Mr.. Thomas Skinner.
Jr.. son OF Mr.. and Mre Thomas Skin.
ne-. The ceremony was performed in
tho rectory Of the First Presbyterian
Church by the pastor. the Rev. Or. Mel
len. at $50 o'clock. The ceremony was
witnessed by only the immediate men,
bers of the family, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Skinner. S-., Mrs. Charles Geppert.
other OF the bride, and her sister. Miss
Bertha Edsell Following the ceremony
g. reception and dinner took place at a
beach-front hotel. The following morn
ing Mr.. and Mra. Skinner departed on
their wedding trip BY automobile
through the New Eng and States. They
win be at homo in Hammonton. n. j..
after November 10.
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MEIER--MORAN

MEIER--MORAN
Miss Margaret Valerie Moran. Of 22Ss
Hamilton street. Norristown. and Mr..
John c. Meier. son OF Mr. Charles B.
Meier, Of 1929 Arch street, also OF Nor
ristown. were married this morning ~
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Cirard Estate

Mra. Thomas y. Wade. Of 1851 south
cleveland avenue. entertained at a
luncheon and bridge party recently.
7'he guests included Mrs r Hazlett.
Mrs .. Noon. Mrs. J. Halpin. Mrs. J.
Scheck. Mrs D. Duffy. Mrs. y. Brogley.
Mrs G. Haney Mrs G. Lefferts, Mrs.
J. Rainville. Mrs. J. Schell and Mrs.
c. Roberts.
Friends of Miss Agnes Mohan, OF
1881 South Eighteenth street, will be
glad TO hear she is recuperating from
a recent illness.
Preparations are being made by the
Ladies' OF Commodore Barry Post FOR
Halloween dance on Friday, evening
November 8, at Students Chapter, 1hiI.
teenth street and Susquehanna avenue.
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F'rankford

Mra. Frank Rawle. OF frankfort, an
nounces the engagement OF her daugh-
ter, Miss Marie Rita Raw'e. 70 Mr.
Joseph Ruf, Of this city.
Mrs. c. w. Ho!ms was given . sur
rise party by her friends at her homo,
6s6 Fillmore street. In honor OF her
SEVENTEEN birthday anniversary. The
uests we're Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Vow
er, Mrs. Willard CleeE. Mr. and Mrs.
larry Getz, Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Pyle.
Miss Ethel Crowther. Miss Anna Crow
her. Miss Bessie Miiisr Mrs Y;., Harry larry
Iome, Mrs. John Miller. Miss Maud
lome. Mrs. g. Nice. Mr.. II. T. Holme.
Mr.. Clarke Gets. Mr.. Bud Crowther
md Mr. Miles Yowter.
Mrs. James C'abby. of 4527 Frankford
avenue. announces the engagement OF
aer daughter. Miss Alice Marie Clabby.
o Mr.. Frank X. McBrearty, Of Highland
Park.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-10-25
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES

The Md winter Ball will be given
o. Friday evening. January 90. ut tho
Bellevue Stratford.
Invitations have been issued for the
Junior Dances. which will be held in
tto Clover Room OF the Bellevun-Strat-
,ord on Wednesday evenings, December
lS. January 10 and February T.. tn"
co%o, Mrs. Robert Kelso Cassatt, Mrs.
George Dallas Dixon. Mrs 4. Charlton
Henry, Mvs. Daniel /; Hutchinson, Mrs
Robert Learning Montgomery. Mrs
Robert Large, Mrs Edward r. Stotes-
buy and Mrs, y. J. Drexel- Biddle.
.. Mr.. aud Mrs William p. Jenks, Of
Mount kewbie. Morristown, N. j.. will
rve bail on Wednesday evening, De
Setmber 20. o. the Bellevue- ue-Stratford in
josephine J, ,ienks,, Miss jerks viii
lance which her uncle and aunt Mr..
ava Mrs. George L. Cooke, OF Dawes
nsld, Amber. will give at the RABBIT on
Aonday evening, October 80
Mr. and Mrs; aubrey Herbert we;ght.
man, OF 1880 Pittcnhouse square have
ntLt1 cards for tea with dancing at
the Rltz-Carlton, on Monday afternoon.
;S0Femb"r 20. from until 7 o'clock 70
ntroduce their daughet:r Miss Fanny
Co& We!ghtnan.
Mr. and Mrs. John Edward Zimmor-
mann, of Chestnut Hill, will give
small snm dinner OH Saturday evening, No
tsem5er II. IN honor Of their debutante
daughter. Miss Anna Cecilia Xmmer:
mann, before the dance which Mr. and
IrS' ]. l." Nevill Smythe. Of Chestnut
mn, will give At the Acorn Club to In
nroduce their daughter, Miss Bertha T.
smythe.
Miss 1Mcretn s. Eeckscher, I'd.
asughter Of Mr.. Stevens Heckscller. OF
Greenwood Farm. Strafford. will be the
guest of honor at u theatre party fol-
owed by supper at the lutz-Carlton.
E|h!2h Mr. John X. Strubiing. Jr, Of
Shestnut Hill. will give on Wednesday
s!enlns, November 22. The engagement
ot Miss Hecksoher and Mr. Joseph Har-
rmon. Jr. has recently been announced
Mr.. w, MacIean Jones has issued in
Wlations for the marriage of his daufh-
1Sr, MISS Eleanor Mercer Jones, and Mr.,
cnar.rs Young Fox. Jr.. on Thursday
,hne .ne Epl iCopsl Church of st. Luke and
me Epiphany. A small reception Will
'o'4o" at the Acorn Club.
Tho guests who will attend the din
,I meI winch Mr. and Mrs. Henry Mars
toh VII give Mt their home, 5000 Wood
Ml'e avenue, on "Wednesday evening,
sJ"Senb"I ?. after the tea they wall
eushSSTT' 1.rlI1n 70 R,osS .hs1r
WWMl include Miss Mary Carroll Spencer,
@HiSs Joy Drew Bear N IS Norma Grey.
,e ,t,se Marna ilagar. Miss Gertrude Lip
Swot' Saw Borton. Miss Elisabeth Casa
IaWa, IaHG, Miss Mary Louise White. Miss
SS!if Miss Betty Hethernston' N IS
SGnarlotte VI. Graves, Miss Annette
Spranke. Mr.. Gooderham Lautem Nc
N'm'ek' Mr. Jack Ballagh, Mr.. Maurice
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Germantown

Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. HRviland, OF 56S1
Matthews street. are receiving Congrat-
ula tions upon the birth Of son on
Monday, October 23. Mrs. Hnviland will
he re~' omhered before her marriage as
Miss Kathryn Rittenhouse.
Mrs. S. c. Won Tuger Simonski. who
is visiting her sister. Mrs. Frederick
Hugh Allen In Canada sincs her return
from Europe. will return to her home,
Wissah'ckon Apartments, Queen lane,
on October %.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas NJ. Gallagher,
Of 6344 Greene street. entertained ut
dinner on Saturday evening in honor Of
the Rev. John McIlhenny, Of Omaha,
Mob. formerly OF Germantown.
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Sillimm-Englu,,d Nuptials

A wedding Of interest win take
&ss hs,.n GS,oex Ensnd h's SasSh,sr of Ssn M
and Mrs, Helmer Englund, will become
tho bride Of Mr.. Franklin Silliman,, Jr..
Of Overlook. The ceremony viii he
performed at the home of the brides
parents, 840l Church road. Overbrook.
The Rev. George Emerson Barnes, D. D..
Of the Overbrook Presbyterian Church
will ofiiciate. Tho bride, who will be
given in marriage by her father VIII
wear q gown Of white velvet trimmed
with duchess lace, with 4 long court
shoulders. Her tulle veil Is arranged
with q cap effect of duchess lace, caught
with orange blossoms She wil carry
Q shower bouquet Of lilies Of the valley
and white orchids. Mrs. Edgar Schuyler
Banghart Of Flushing. L. l., who will
act as .n,atron Of honor. Will wear
I ock Of peach and silver cloth, with q
small train or silver % ana apricot velvet
yellow chrysanthemumg, Miss Constance
Clark Barnes, the maid of honor. will
wear orchid color georgette, with a train
Of puzzle chiffon ard r!r'llo Of silver
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trotbai Of her sister. Miss Tiilis Hars.
to Mr.. Harry Kats.
Miss Ciayre FNeinstsin, Of sol North
Tenth street, entertained n few OF her
friends last Thureday evening. There
were about forty-hvo guests.
Mise F1orsnos Gorchov gave a sur
prise luncheon at the Arcadia Cafe last
Saturday In honor OF Miss Clayre Frin.
Lanin was recently announced. The
guests were Miss sophie FeinRtein Miss
Rose 0siman, Miss Henrietta HASH.
Mics Anna Oltman, Mrs Francis Siiber.
Mics Anna Davidson. Mrs. Louis p.
weiss, Mrs. Florence Malmed, Mrs.
benjamin Itsynson. Mrs. Clara Lush-
bant, Of Detroit. Mich Mise Betty
Brest, Miss Minerva Brest. OF Camden.
N. j., and Mrs Joseph Lanin. OF Brook
lon II v
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M0orestotun

Miss r. 3. Owes entertained At cards
at thu Field Club house on Wednesday.
Mrs. Mary Hammitt has announced
the marriage Of her daughter, Miss
florence HRmmitt to Mr.. Walter u.
Leeds, both OF Moorestown.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Frohoclt. Of East
Second street, have returned from trip
TO Florida
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Vest Philadelphia

A pretty wedding took place on. Sat
urday afternoon last at 2 O'Clock,
the parsonage Of Calvary Evangelical
Lutheran Church. when Miss Harrle
r. Steenson Junkin. The ceremony wa
performed by the Rev ). Milton Twee
dale. pastor Of 'he church. Tho brid
- given in marriage by her fsthe
Mr.. David Carr. NJ 81 Gertrude Bayar
acted A. maid Of honor and Mr.. Henr
Il Fredertcks as best man. A receptiC
Following the ceremony was held at u
brides residencs. After q wedding tr
Mr.. and Mrs Junkin will live at
North T0olly street
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Yardtey

A quiet wedding took place on satur-
lay morning at Rivermawr, when Miss
!ncx Geraldine Gervih, daughter Of Mr..
nd Mrs. Charles Gervin. became tho
ride Of Mr.. Joseph Harvey Yardley. son
{ Mr.. and Mrs William Yard.ey. Of
woodside. The ceremony was performed
tho Rev. barnett rector of st. An
.ew's = Il. church. Mise Maud
opdley was maid Of honor. and
Mr. Samuel Yard ey was best man.
\fter an automohile trip, Mr.. and Mrs.
ardley will live at Rivermawr in their
ew home, which has recently been
,ulnrleteO
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o'clock In g. Patrick's Church, In that
city. The bride wore gown OF white
satin-faced canton crepe with n girdle Of
satin roses A tulle veil was arranged
In coronet style and held with orange
blossoms. She carried shower bouquet
Of white roses. Miss Catherine Sherl-
dan, the ma d Of honor, wore dress OF
pink satin, and she carried pink roses,
After q wedding trip. Mr.. ond Mrs.
Meier will live at 1929 Arch street.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-10-25
North PhiLadelphia

4 bazaar and sale Of fancy srticl
will be held In conjunction with ca
Marty to be given on November 8. 4
the benefit OF tho National Stomach
Hospital. The affair is under tho au
p,ces Of a committee which includ'
Mrs. George W. Pfromm. Mrs. Villa,
Sharkey. Miss Susan H. Fulmer.. Mis-
Barbara Fulmer, Mrs. Joseph Aehe
Mrs. Richard p. Warmth. Mrs Mel
motte I. Schrufer. Mrs. Frederick
Krause. Mrs. J. Leopold Mrs. Ludw.'e
Loeb, Mrs. Is. A. Taylor. Mrs. N. Jacobs
and Mrs. william Alexander.
Mrs FriedH Ba-g. OF 2o4o North
Thirteenth street. announces the be-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-10-25

BOUQUET Of shaded ohrysan nthemums.
Mr.. bryce Blynn will be best man
The ushers will include Mr.. John NJ
Blynn Mr.. Charles Bsrgner and Mr..
John Ai'en. Of New York. A reception
will follow tho ceremony, Mr.. and Mrs
Sillman will spend their wedding Trip
Bangor, Maine
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-10-25
Delaware County

Mrs, Fred Watson Hadley will return
'ay In Boston where she has been the
-uest Of her son-in-law and daughter
Mr.. and Mrs. D Thomas Curtin.
Mrs. Samuel NJ. Dodd. of swarthn,ore,
has returned from Avon-by tho Sea
where she has been entertaining Mrs
Walter Rodman Shoemaker ana her
family for a week.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-10-25
4LOnp the Main Line

Mr.. and Mrs. William T. westbroois
nd their children. Of Overbrook, have
'eturned from stay at StrathaVen
mn, Swarthnore.
Miss Harriet Stewart Elliot will spend
ne fall and winter months at the Fed
odge Bryn Mawr.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-05-15

aWyud scat sections and others for
tho bImchors Pivot chairs will be
placed On each ring post to do away
with 49, sliding in Of chairs between
Dc lHIr ihu seats tor spectators will
nu m;chrd 40 suon an angle that a
.sDd view OF III. ring can he had
upm all places
MaudciI ANA Burman viii settle
down to Juulr Al the Arcade this
NDnE S8un VIII open his work In
Rnr&oId, hpt win como to Chicago
tlc latter part Of the week to box
BWml0 viii tkc things easy for the
,i#t part a. tbc week
According to matchmaker Jim Null.
lnL #r. fans IN the Fox river val
~. VII urn out la large numbers to
sn. NWDrll Ia action against sea.
cusny l,loy1a liman will not lack
Tor s,ppor from Chicago The main
ce'r wiz Nc supported by three
ntaar contest, anu tickets will be
placed ON ale his week at l29 North
y Bora strut and 1913 North Clark
sr.rat
Tau.ytou roJnda of boxing will
be tagc' a. r. Sheridan tomorrow
niaa' i've m.n event viii bring
los,thc" 1immy Russell of San Fran
cisco, yIl .s stationed at TT. Sheri-
dan 2ad Nrl"u Douglas of Chicago.
Russell wor the lis pound champion.
ahp q. tun 18th army corps area and
has ven sNie"H fights. Russell and
DnugH VIII hoN sixteen fights Rus.
ecu and DuugiNs viii box ten rounds.
Foar other contests viii complete
the show which will be in charge Of
NuLM IiMrNM n.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-05-15

The term Yankee. according TO Bonn
hIU-h is not Indian, but Dutch. and
mrWns ~ smart and quarrel 1t was
applied 10y rh" hurghers of New Am
s'o.iam 30 TIE invaders from Counec-
lieut..
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-05-15
NOTICE

Information is wanted as to the
present Post Office addresses of the
following named stockholders in the
Ottawa Development Association:
AXEL ANDERSON
w. s. LESLIE
r. &. ckHlLL
CHkS. w. ASH
VIM. J. MAHER
kDOLPH HESLER
WIN. HAROTEN
J. o. BURGESS
Kindly send inform alton TO
MRS. e. 3. WHARTON, Secretary
ottawa Development Assn.
Ottawa. Ill.
3i2 Central Life Bldg. Phone 81
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-05-15
Truths We Never Hear.

"You say your son is taking piano
lessons? why don't you have him take
urn>-.u "..df"
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s12 Central Life Bldg.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-05-15
Roth Back.
Holy Name Wins.

The West ottawa Holy Name
Society team played their second
game of the season yesterday after.
noon against the Wallace Rangers.
winning to L. The game was play
ed at the now Wallace Park and a
large number Of fans witnessed the
encounter.
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1922-07-01
40 Entries
In The Coli
Tournament

Members of Opequon Golf Club
are looking forward to the golf
tournament at that place On the
afternoon of July the Fourth. the
first function OF consequence since
the organization of the association.
The grounds have been gotten into
a fairly good condition for play and
there will be lots Of, fun. TIE con-
test is to be graveyard one-ball,
two-some," and the beauty of the
affair is that contestants 40 not
have TO be anywhere near experts
in order to play. There are forty
entries and an attractive silver cup,
costing $50, is to be awarded the
lady and gentleman who win the
twosome. In addition to the game
basket picnic will be held. The
progress made on the grounds and
with the buildings will be inspected
and the. committee assures all men,
bers they can expect to have nice
time. Work on the building is be-
ing pushed under the direction of
the committe in charge and it is
believed that the formal opening
can take place on Labor Day. Tues
day afternoon a committee Of ladies
will sell soft drinks and ice cream.
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1922-07-01
DO NOT
STOP HEAT WAVE

Intermittent showers, extending
over half an hour early this after
noon and resulting in the precipita-
ton of .32 inches Of rain, was not
sufficient to break either the high
range of Temperature or the high
humidity which have prevailed dur
ing the past two days. The wind
this afternoon was still from the
south and little promise Of relief
was held out until the breeze, al
most insignificant for the past two
days, shifts to the west.
The high temperature today was
95, according 10 the registration on
the government thermometer at the
home Of Observer George w Van
Metre The lowest temperature
during the night was S. The hui
midity has been high for two days.
Yesterday the high temperature
was 81 and the minimum 68 On
Thursday the maximum was 80 and
the minimum 65; on Wednesday the
maximum was 81 and the minimum
81. Last Sunday the maximum went
to Sc, and the minimum dropped to
CO.
Thunder showers and cooler
weather are promised by the gov
eminent report for tomorrow.
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1922-07-01
B. & @. SHOPMEN
BATTLE POLICE
IN WASHINGTON
10y International iiews servlee.

Washington. July l. - The fls'
skirmish between railroad wor.
ers and Especial police in the strife
Of the shop crafts union occurred
near,Washington.
mo One was injured but the police
hadaa busy hour preventing a neai
riot at the Ivy City roundhouse be
tween the workers and a squad N
special policemen employed by the
Baltimore and Ohio last night.
Specials arrived at the round
house with cots and bedding. T.
workers decided they looked lha
"scabs" and ordered them to clear
out. While the special police we 8
looking for the city police to pr
tect them, the workers. according o
a report to the police today destrp
ed the paraphernalia.