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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-28
AZTECS AND EAGLES
SPLIT; AZTECS BEAT
SACRED HEART TEAM
Michaels Catches All Three
Contests for West
Siders.

The Aztec and Eagle Furniture
teams split another twin bill at Van
Dazzle stadium Sunday, the Eagles
winning in the morning. 3 to >, and
the Aztecs in the afternoon. 6 to 4.
The Aztccs have lost three games this
season. each by one run. Sacred Heart
was defeated in third Aztec game
Sunday, 10 to 1.
Michael. iron man, caught all three
games for the Aztecs and finished full
Of pep. He helped the scoring with a
homer over the left field fence. Gu
bano. still crippled. was up TO old
tricks. He will be ready to play regu-
larry next week.
The Sacred Hearts had a bad case
of stage fright and Marin Gudat
found them rather easy, allowing four
hits and tanning thirteen. The losers
were o. n. on the defense but Leo
Salizar was wild. walking eight. hit
ting one batter and making a costly
wild pitch.
Scores of the Aztcc-Eagle games:
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-28
rs FOREST FIRES RAGE
Increased Humidity Aids in Checking
Washington Flames.

Seattle, Wash, April 2S--Increased
humidity yesterday aided in checking
the spread of rs or more forest fires
over the state but large crews of men
are still fighting the flames.
Young timber of II TO 20 years
growth along the Lewis river is being
swept by a fire which extends ever
twelve sections OF land and which de-
stroyed the logging camp, school
house, mill and somes of Cougar and
Washington.
The other two fires Of a serious
nature are those OF the Clemens Log
cling Company holdings in Gray's
Harbor county and at the Stimson
camp, north of Elma. Wash.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-28
"PRO" GOLF JUNE 10
Annual State Professional TOurna-
ment to Be Played ut Dallas.

The annual Texas state profess
sional golfers championship will be de-
cided this year at the Cedar Crest
Country Club, Dallas, starting June
10, Secretary John Bredemus of the
Professional Golfers Association of
Texas. headquarters at Houston, has
announced. On June 10. an ANA
teur-professional best ball prelimin-
airy will be played and the tourna-
ment proper, ~ holes of medal play.
will take place June IL and II.
The winner will receive 5000, sec
ond. $50. third, fourth, fifth and
sixth. S25.
The two best scores will entitle
the makers TO represent Texas at the
national professional championship
tournament at French Lick Springs,
Ind, September 1920.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-28
THROUGH WITH FIRPO
Richard Says Wild Bull Will Have
to Come Down in Demands.

New York. April 2s.-Tex Richard.
boxing promoter, has stopped trying
to persuade Luis Angel Firpo TO re-
turn to America. he announced to-
day. Richard said his decision was
prompted by the South American box
er's financial demands in his latest
message and indicated that he would
not resume discussions until Firpo
reduced his ideas of what his services
are worth.
Richard said he had cabled Juan
HONS, his representative in the
Argentine. to discontinue any efforts
to have Firpo return TO America. The
promoter said he attributed Firpo's
financial demands to inflated guar
antees from, promoters in America
who sought a Firpo-Wills match.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-28
Texas Track Team Wins.
CfiIIurater Ola Auril oS y

ming twelve first and eight seconds.
Texas University easily won over
Oklahoma A. & NJ. college in A dual
track meet here Saturday. The score
was 81 TO 33. The three firsts won
by the Aggies were in the 100-yard
dash. half mile run and javelin throw.
Dasvaule, Longhorn weight man, and
Jackson, I.onghorn jumper and
hurdlcr tied for first in individual
honors with ten points each. Higgins.
sprinter. was the Aggie high man with
eight points. Despite wet field good
marks were made in several events,
the time of the 220-yard low hurdles
race. "a IA seconds. set by Hacker.
Texas. tying the Southwest Confer
ence record.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-28
NEWEST
(1TY LEAGUE
TEAMS BEATEN
IF, Nel-Stone and Union
Bus Boys Get Off to
Bad Start.
[ALL In FINE FORM
bile Service Pitcher
Twirls Six-hit, 8-to-3
Victory.

|ll three of the new City League
Is which made their initial start
fhe loop Sunday were defeated.
Public Service company beat the
Refiners, s to 3; the Texas
Inn Laundry defeated the Nell
Fes, 8 to 3 and the Pastime Club
from the Union Bus Line team,
10 6.
Rugie" Small of the Public Ser
team allowed the Refiners only
|bingles and famed nine Of them
he Public Service diamond. The
Ing stars of the game were Cap
"Fonce' Huffaker, two singles
a double; "Flashy" Walls. a
e and double; Small. a triple !;
fly" Schwarz and Sterling Brown
two singles each.
Infield Pulls Double Play.
be Utilities pulled a double play
|he fifth inning, S. Browning to
Us.
be score:
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-28
TWO ARE DROWNED
Women Trapped When Closed Auto.
mobile Skids Into Creek.

Defiance. Ohio. April 2S.-Mrs.
Mary Schiller. 63, and her daughter.
Miss Elizabeth SCHUYLER, 81. both of
Wauson. were drowned in fifteen
feet of water south of here yesterday
when they were trapped in curtain
enclosed automobile which skidded
into a creek. Michael Schiller, driver
of the car and husband and father
of the victims. escaped but was unable
TO rescue the women who became hys-
terical.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-28
College Rifle Meet May 81.
Washington. ID. c.. April IS

first national intercollegiate rife
matches. which will be similar to the
national rifle matches held annually
at Camp Perry for military aud civil
ian riflemen. will be held at An
napolis. May 81, it was announced
here today. The events will be held
annually in May. Teams already have
been entered by Georgetown. George
Washington. Naval Academy. Johns
Hopkins, Princeton. Syracuse. Cor
nell, Pennsylvania and Drake.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-28
WIND UP TOURNAMENT
Matches Wen BY Love and Biyens
Last in Country Club Golf.

A victory for W. L. Love over
Lieut.. f. Mckinley in the second
flight finals and Lieutenant Hugh
Bivens' triumph over Jack Hardie in
the third flight Sunday completed the
April golf tournament of the San
Antonio Country Club. X. S.
Kampmann had Won in the first
flight from Jack Tarrant Saturday
and Lieut.. Tom Chapman had cap
tured fourth flight honors earlier in
the week.
Loves match with Mckinley was a
desperate affair that went 20 holes.
Bivens' win over Hardie was also
close. 2 to 1. The left-handed lieut.
enant earlier in the day won his
semi-final match from Hal Browne,
} and 4, while Hardic took the
measure of w. F.. Wroc. two up.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-28
BIKE RACES SUNDAY
Postponed a Week and Changed From
Park to Speedway.

The bicycle races to determine the
city champions of San Antonio for
competition in the state races under
the auspices of the Amateur Bicycle
League of America have been post
poned until Sunday. May IL.
They will be held on the San An
tonic Speedway instead of the San
Pedro Park track on account of the
poor condition Of the park oval.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-28
{R]A THE SPORT PAGE AW1J

the Better Home Ice Company team
in two Junior League games played
Sunday.
Hardy held the Cubs to two bits
and Ben. twirling for the Cubs, was
touched for seven hits by the Eagles.
Mayo and Mucnor got the majority
of the winners hits with Goodspeed
and Spears starring in the field.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-28
OIL STEAMER AFIRE
One Fireman Killed and Several In
jursd Fighting Blaze.

Adelayde. Austria, April 2s.--The
British freight steamer, City of Singa-
pore, with a cargo of oil and motor
cars from New, York, caught fire at
midnight Saturday at her dock here,
after a terrific explosion.
One fireman was killed and several
were injured while fighting the flames
which Tenveloped the vessel.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-28
MATTHEW HIGH GUN
Nine Scores Recorded in Sunday
Trapshoot in Park.

f. o. Matthew, breaking % out of
100 targets, was high gun Sunday in
the weekly shoot of Everybody's Gun
Club, the public organization that
fires over the breckenridge Park
traps. II. n. Moore broke 81 out
of 100.
H. L. Peterson led those who shot
at % clay pigeons, breaking II. J.
w. Hill got 30.
A. L. Huber broke AZ out of 80,
l.. b. Conner broke 45. L. J.. Taylor
and f. J.. Johnston shattered Al each
and Jack Anderson broke A.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-28
FASTENERS WalIoped Ball.

|e Pastime Club outhit the Union
Line team in order to defeat them.
6. in their game on the Sacred
Il diamond.
|lrdan pitched good ball for the
mers after the first three in
in which he allowed four runs.
| lso was given good support after
first three wobbly innings.
e hitting of Whitledge. Chitten-
Ind Burke featured for the win
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-28
SET ARMY TRACK DATE
Olympic TryOuts at Fort Sam Hous
ton to BE Held Wednesday.

Wednesday has been set as the day
for the local army Olympic tryouts irf'
track and field. it was announced
from the Second Division athletic of
flee Monday. The meet was TO have
been held Saturday. but was postpon-
cd because of wet grounds. The
eventk will start at 1 o'clock We'd
ncsday. regardless Of weather condi-
tions. MS reports must be in by May
/. Kelly Field. Camp Normoyle and
possibly Brooks Field will have en-
tries. in addition to big list from
the Second Division and other Fort
Sam Houston organizations.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-28
ROUND ROBIN in POLO
Eighth Corps Headquarters Takes
Two Practice Games.

The Eighth Corps Area Headquar-
tiers polo team defeated the Fourth
Cavalry and Fourth Field Artillery
fours in round robin on the cavalry
post field Sunday afternoon. The cav
alrymen went down, Z to .. and the
artillerymen. 3 TO >. The field was
lnavy and the play was rather slow.
The headquarters team had Colonel
Tompkins at No. /, Captin Hcttinger
at No. =. Lieutenant Mckinley at No.
3 and Lieutenant Jones back.
Lieutenant Shea of the artillery
team supplied thrill when he took
a spectacular fall but came up WITH
out serious damage TO his person.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-28
ON LENIN TOMB
Want to Complete Sepulchre in Time
For May Day.

Moscow, April 2S.-Skilled labor
ers and artisans are working day
and night to complete the new Lenir
tomb in Red Square in time for the
May Day celebrations in which Mos
cows legions of workers and their
families will participate.
For many weeks the best embalm-
ing authorities OF the country have
been busy re-embalming the body of
Lenin and every effort has been
put forth to impart life-like APP
pearance to the frail body.
Russia has no unknown soldier
tomb, but the Bolshevik expect that
revolutionary sdherents from all over
the world will make pilgrimages to
Lenin's mausoleum.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-28

summary. d. go 7
|o-base hits, Walls. " Huffaker,
~; three base hit. A. Small; stolen
|, Walls. Schwarz: sacrifice hits,
|arz; struck out. by A. Small 3. by
;; base on balls, by A. Small 1,
Il: batters hit. by Jones (Harris) (;
base on errors. Public Service 3,
|2; left on bases. Public Service z,
8; double plays, S. Browning to
/: passed balls. by Rhodes 2; UNI
lied Stahl; scorer, Ed Georges; time
Eme, 2;05.
/ e Texas Steam Laundry boys
/ their hold on the game secure
the beginning with three runs
be first and second innings.
lie Nel-Stones chased across their
tally in the third but the Laun-
en- added to their total by scor-
|pne run consistently in each Of
|next three innings.
Sasser Twirls Well.
user pitched good game. Lock
D and Whitaker of the Laundry
fielded well and the whole team
Id errorless ball. -'s
liski featured for the losers with
|ne-run with g man ON base.
n canra. ~
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-28
New European Ring Champion.

Geneva, April 2s.-The Swiss
light-heavyweight champion Clement
won on points in n 20-round bout with
Andre Bonnet of France here last
night. thus coming into possession of
the light-heavyweight championship of
Europe taken from Battling Sikh by
the International Boxing Union.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-28
KERRVILLE NINE WINS
Athletics Defeat Macdon in Slow
Sunday Game, II to-.

Kcrryille, Tex, April 2S.-The
Kcrrville Athletics won a slow game
from Macedonia Sunday. IL to Both
teams hit consistently but the Kerr
vile blows were more timely. "Shor-
ty" McCarty of the visitors, whose hit
ting featured. included a home.run
in the fifth. Barry hurled six innings
for kerryille and HUMPHREYS finished.
Ford was in the box for Macedonia.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-28
Engineers to Hold Convention.

New York, April 2S.--The Broth
erhood OF Locomotive Engineers will
begin its annual convention June 2.
in Cleveland, according to an an
nouncement made last night. The
women's auxiliary of the brotherhood
will have its convention at the same
time,
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-28
:. SNoIts
Clifton George Motor Co.
Jordan-Ivers Motor Co.
Indianapolis. Ind. April es-rhe wo,

Indianapolis, Ind. April es-The wom-
ems national bowling tournament will
come to close here tonight wheH win
ners in the sirgles. doubles and ALL
events will be determined. Play in the
team event. first place in which was
taken by the Albert Pick Company team
of Chicago was COMPLETED last night.
Other leaders finished as follows:
Sheridan Recreation Ladies. Chicago
s4it. second.
Big Eds. Racine. wis. stis. third.
y. A. Bensinger Company. Chicago.
2i2S, fourth.
Peetz brothers. s.. Louis ai,1. fifth.
Duke Eylers, Cleveland. sul.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-28

Innings pitched. by Jourdan g. II. Free
man SIG; runs made, off Jourdan &:
Il. Freeman 10; hits apportioned, off
Jourdan IL, II. Freeman i6; two-base
hits, Chittenden. Whitledge (2). Moore.
Massey, Freeman; three base hits, Ed
Fixes. Chittenden. Vargas; sacrifice hits.
Burke, weil<el, Jourdan; struck out. by
Jourdan s. Freeman Il; base on balls.
off Freeman 4; time. 2:l0; umpire, Dell
Gotten.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-28
Summary.
-

en- bases. Erbin. Whitaker; sacri-
Rees. Karger: two-base hits. Kar-
Ayers: home run. Ka-
double play, Lockman to Ayers;
off Smith Z. off Kalisxi 5; runs,
|nith 6. off Kaliski 81. base on balls,
NTH 2. off Kalislxi i: struck out.
kliski 8. by Smith /. by Sasser 5;
\ pitched ball. by Smith (Meyer);
IL IlI,.a Merer
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-28
NUlHHidTys !,

Stolen bases, I. Cara, Anderson, Lutz;
sacrifices, Morales. Cuban, Bernal; two
base hits. Michael. Lutz; three base hit.
Fenner: home run, Michael; double play,
Lutz to Fenner; innings pitched. BY
Stoner s. Rodriguez 3; hits off Rodriguez
9, Stoner 10: runs off Stoner s. Rodriguez
4; base on balls off Rodriguez 3, Stoner
B; struck out, by Rodriguez IL. Stoner 4;
wild pitches. Rodriguez; hit by pitched
ball, by Stoner MARCH; left on bases,
Aztecs s, Eagles 10: passed ball, But
Ter; umpire. Minor; time, 1887.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-28
BOWLING

The Jordan-Ivers Motor Company
team lost two out of three games to the
Clifton George boVlers on the Grand Al
leys Saturday night.
Butler was high for the winners with
isS-is2 and Dreseh for the losers with
g4S-1S9.
The score:
CI;ftnn Geo.. M..~- r.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-28
PARISH LEAGUE HAS
VARIETY AS KEYNOTE
IN OPENING GAMES
Two Games Decided by
One Run Each, Another
Ends, 8 to 0.

The openers in the Parish Baseball
eph ucfeating st. Gerard's, IL 10 10 !;
Our Lady of Perpetual Help beating
st. Mary $, u to ., and st. LcO's shut
ting out the Nalerlan Cubs from ST.
Cecilia Parish, 5 to D.
Nagenfehr, ST. Gerard's first-base-
man, was forced TO take the mound
and, although he was hit hard, his
team-mates wrecked Balmos' delivery
also and gave him good lead in the
first four innings with ten runs. Burg
relieved Balmos in the fifth and pitch
cd good ball for the remainder of the
game. Little ragged fielding was done
despite the heavy hitting and Keisel
and King both robbed st. Josephs hit
tiers of what looked like sure safeties.
The heavy sluggers for the losers were
a. Hartman, Balmos and Killing.
st. Gerard's. 422- 200 o1O-1i IS =
St. Joseph's ITO 420 022-10 20 4
Batteries. Wagenfehr and A. Sulli-
van, Herden; Balmos, Burg and A..
Hartman.
Both hurlers in the st. Mary's-Per-
petual Help game started rather Wild
ly and allowed two runs each in the
first inning. Both settled down and
the game was close until the final
inning was played out. c. Vargas re-
tired IL st. Mary's batsmen by the
strikeout route.
The score by innings: Total
Perpetual Help 49,. 200 600 sol
ST. Mary's 21U OO2 O01-J
Errors and inability to hit the call
cost the Valerian Cubs their game
with st. Leo's. who scored the only
shutout on the opening day by drub-
bling the Cubs, s to o.
J. Bolner of the winners pitched
n good game and his support was air.
tight. Fielder did well on the mound
for the losers but his support was
fierce. He was relieved in the fourth
by Lyssy.
The score by innings: Total
Cubs ............... 200 600 ~
st. Leo's .122 300 Ks
Batteries: b. Fielder. i. Lyssy and
c. Lyssy: ]. Bolner and f. Kunze.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-28
TWO JUNIOR GAMES
Mission Field Eagles and South Side
Pirates Win.

The Mission Field Eagles shut out
the Romero Cubs. 2 to 0. and the
South Side Pirates won. IL to ., over
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-28
z FL II.

Mrs. Blank tvisitingl-Resily. James
and 1 meant to call long before this,
but somehow we kept putting off the
evil day.-Weekly Telegraph.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-28

Dear Ole Lady--In my day children
were seen and not heard. Infant Flapper
Well, guess you got in a lot OF dirty
work on the Quist!--Yale Record.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-28

where are you going nov % I'm go
ing to walk up and down the pier until
l accidentally meet Billy Travers."-
weekly telegraph.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-28
Ell FENIX PITCHERS
TURN IN THREE FINE
VICTORIES SUNDAY
Mueller Does Most Com
plete Job, Allowing
Heiotes One Hit.

Jarrett wore blue silver brocaded
Ell Fenix won al! three of its games
Sunday.
In the morning the West Side semi
pos defeated the pittsburg Plate
Glass company to =. and in the
afternoon beat the Classics again. j to
=, and shut out the Heloatcs team,
1 10 U.
All of the Ell Fenix hurlers turned
in neat jobs with Perez starting off
in the morning by allowing the Glass
les only four scattered blows. Stevens
and Farris OF the Classics yielded j.
hits.
Score: R.H.E.
Classics 200 600 o2o-3 4 .
III Fenix .O90O 210 10x-4 II /
Batteries: Stevens. Farris and
Burke; Perez and Galvan.
Ell Fenix barely outhit the Classics
in the afternoon game but Chic wield-
ed his eight hits at widely-Spaccd in
tervals and struck out ten batterS.
Burke connected most frequently
for the Classics in the afternoon game
with three hits in five times at bat.
way y ulb lOE TWO utlS out
of four times up. Jordan of the FL
Fcnix club also got two hits out of
four chances.
Score: r. II. T..
Classics -. 200 020 1908 5 1
I'll Fcnix -. .002 101 0lx-j 8 3
Batteries: Dunbar and Burke; Chic
and Garcia.
Eddie Mueller turned in the pref
test game when he let the strong
nelotes. team down with only one hit,
and that should have been fielded. He
struck out IL batsmen.
ii. OFT got the scratch hit off Muel-
Ter over first, base. +. Rodriguez got a
two-base hit off McMahon who kept
the Bakers blows well scattered.
Score: II. III. T..
Helotes $50. 200 600 O0O-O 1 1
III Fcnix -. 200 020 02x-4 s 3
Batteries: McMahon and Satcher !;
Mueller and Garcia. b.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-28
BUNCH HITS TO WIN
Walsh Metal Workers Defeat Sixtieth
Squadron Of Kelly Field.

The Walsh Sheet Metal Workers
team of the Saturday League. by
punching hits in two innings. over
came lead piled an bv the Sixtieth
Service Squadron Of Kelly Field at
San Pedro Park Sunday afternoon
and won. 5 TO 2.
Bridges. Wright and Garcia hit at
opportune moments for the winners
while Brabeck and Wagner did the
heavy stick work for the losers.
Amann kept the nine Kelly Field
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-28


Eagle Furniture Co......OlO 100, 1000
Aztecs ..................lO 100 600 oOl-g
summary.
Sacrifice, Lutz; two-hase hits Sixto,
Bernal, DaVia (O, Fenncr: innings
pitched. by Graef ., Tamayo 3; hits, off
Graef 6. Tamayo 6; runs, off Graef ..
Tamayo 8; base on balls. Oft Graef ,.
Tamayo !; struck out, by Graef S, Ia
mayo Z.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1924-02-03
mission of Kansas as a state Of the
NIL

mission of Kansas as state OF the
Union.
A short program, given exclusively
by former Kansan talent, was an enc
joyable feature of the AFFAIR. VIII
liam S. CuIbertSon, vice chairman OF
the Tariff Commission and president
of the Kansas Society, was chairman,
Senator Arthur Capper. a native son
of Kansas and the states junior rep~
resentative in the Senate, was the
principal speaker Of the evening.
Mr.. Price, former Kansan, now Of
New York, and one of the founders
of the New York-kansas Society. was
an honor guest and spoke briefly. BY
coincidence, Mr. Price is former
city editor of the Topeka Capital
the newspaper now owned by Sen
|ator Capper.
When Mr. Price left Kansas to &c
to New York, where he has since
attained much success as publisher.
editor of the Topeka newspaper.
Musical numbers of the program
were enthusiastically received. Miss
Evelen Gribbin Miss Mable Linton
at the piano) sang. as did Floyd
Williams. Later in the program Miss
in duet. Miss Iva Lee Newell. Mrs.
S. A. NVerhe at the piano, pleased
with her violin solo.
The Kansas Society named as Of
ficers for the new year: President,
w. S. Culbertson; vice presidents.
Merle Thorpe. Miss Margaret Hanna
and Mrs. Charles e. Lobdell: secre-
tary, Mrs. Frances Crossley: treas
urer. a. L. Stevenson; chairman ex-
ecutive committee, Mrs. Homer Hoch;
advisory committee. Senator Charles
Curtis, Senator Arthur Capper, Rep
resentatives w. II. Sproul, Dan r.
Anthony. Edward c. Little. Homer
Hoch, James G. Strong, Hayes B.
White, j. n. Tincher and William A.
Ayres.