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after having been regarded for a year
as one that could not possibly be
brought to the races again.
Consistent Performer
Although he is third on the list Of
big American money winners, "Old
Slim over a period of four consecu-
tive racing years was the most con-
sistent performer the present genera
ton of horsemen ever saw.
He was good as a juvenile, but it
was not until he won the Kentucky
Derby in 1918 that he began 10 be
appreciated at his true worth. Then
he was on his way.
In 1919, 20 and '21 he won the two
mile-and-a-quarter Pimlico cup; in
1919. 20, '21 and '22 he was winner
of the Sartoga cup. Although he was
never regarded as primarily a sprinter,
Exterminator began the 1922 season
by picking up 1872 pounds and beating
the famous Billy Kelly over the six
furlong route, Billy Kellys favorite
distance.
Retired Last Spring
Last spring. picking up 1872 pounds
in the Dominion Handicap at Havre
De Grace, Exterminator was beaten
by a nose by Chick Vale under 1O1
pounds. His defeat was largely due
to a weak ride by Jockey johnson.
Soon after that race Exterminator
went wrong and was retired temper
arily.
To say Exterminator ever will re-
turn to his early form would be taking
an unwarranted chance, but the old
gelding, on Sundays showing, has a
magnificent chance in the SAC, 600 COT
froth Handicap and later at the $685.
600 Pimlico cup at Pimlico
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SPRING GRID At
SHORTR|DGE HIGH
Coach GoIdSberry Issues Call
for Football Material.

Shortridge will have spring football
practice. In an effort to get his ma
terial lined up and some of the rudi
ments of the game drilled into the
candidates, Coach Goldsberry has is
sued the first call for gridiron hope.
fuls.
Practice will be held at the Short.
ridge football field at Thirty Fourth
and Pennsylvania SITS. The first turn.
out will be on Monday, March 8.
By this method the new coach hopes
to have a squad ready for next fall
that will not have to be taught sim
pie fundamentals when every minute
will be needed to develop team play.
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Ciuci Coming Champ?

Tommy Mcnamara was the original
Gene Sarazen booster. Two years ago
he predicted the little italian would
be the next open champion and he
was.
I. Now Mcnamara says the same thing
of Henry Ciuci, another youthful Ital-
ian, wintering in Florida. Ciuci had
a II at Inwood last summer.
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TAYLOR FLASHES
WAY TO LAURELS
IN NABLE BATTLE
Wildcat Nearly Disposes Of
Opponent in First Round
Other Local Bouts.

The Wildcat" was in form at Tom
linson Hall Monday night. Bud Tay-
lor, the lad who always gives In
dianapolis ring fans the best he
knows, Gecisively outpointed Sammy
Nable, New York bantam, in the ten,
round main event of Steve Harter's
fistic show.
The Terre Haute blonde tried hard
for a knockout and he nearly dis
posed Of Nable in the first round. The
eastern scrapper was down for the
count of three once and six when the
bell sounded.
Nable's seconds brought him around
during the minute rest and by holding
tight when danger threatened Sammy
was able to recuperate and escape the
toll of ten.
Nable was in a bad way later. but
he kept his chin away from Taylor
right and thereby weathered the ten
rounds. He took a beating, however,
and he was badly marked up at the
finish
Eddie McGoorty, former middle
weight star, refereed and he spent
a busy evening prying Nable off Tay-
Tor. McGoorty subbed for Walter Eek
ersall who was forced to cancel the
engagement here owing to business
reasons.
The hall was packed for the occa.
sion and the show went over big. Five
bouts preceded the feature scrap.
Fighting Ferraris FIT. Thomas. and Solly
Rosenburg Terre Haute, fought a six-round
draw; Jimmy Sayers, Lafayette shaded
Mickey Cone Kokomo, in six rounds Jimmy
McDermott Terre Hapte. had the edge over
Jack Coble, Terre Haute, In six rounds
Make Epstein, Indianapolis knocked out
Young Tracey. Cincinnati. In the third
round and Johnny Sawyers. Indianapolis,
out-pointed Harry Dempsey. indianapolis. IN
six rounds
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MAT INTEREST PICKS UP
Reynolds Matsuda Bout Monday Stirs
Local Wrestling Followers,

| There has been no wrestling match
staged here since the bout between
Louis Nelson of Brooklyn and Jack
Reynolds that has caused so much in
terest among local mat fans as the
struggle next Monday night between
Reynolds and Matty Matsuda, of
Japan.
A previous time-limit go which
ended at midnight found both men
battling all over the mat at the Broad
way Theater with each having gained
a fall.
The advance sale of tickets started
today at the Clark and Cade Claypool
drug store.
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ing results no matter how 1t is hit.
However, one phase of golf on
which even divergent analysis Of
experts cannot lead you astray Is
concentration. This is an unro-
mantle word with a professional
tone, but it is as important to
golf success as CLAIMS are to
chowder. You cannot aspire to
reasonably good golf until you
have mastered concentration.
One of the finest examples of
what concentration can do for a
golfers game is Francis Ouimet,
former national amateur and open
champion.
II think that was the first thing
learned about the game" says
Ouimet. 81 wasn't long in find
ing out that the more thought
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SHOE. TossERs ACTIVE

Mid-Winter Tourney of Barnyard
Golfers in Progress in South.
By Times Special
LAKE WORTH, Fla, Feb. 19-The
midwinter tournament of the Nation.
al Horseshoe Pitchers Association
opened here Monday Horseshoe pitch
ers from all parts Of the country are
competing.
Play will continue throughout the
week. Two thousand dollars in cash
and $1,000 in trophies will be dis
tributed.
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longed silence. AS I recall it now,
he didn't speak one word all dur.
Ing the match. He had come out
to play in a championship not to
enter a conversational marathon.
And I'll say he played great
golf. 1 was showed under com
pletely by to score or some
such margin. Unlike Jerry,
had my mind set on making him
realize how glad I was to play
with him, and as consequence /
played few good shots.
II do remember, though, that
I finally shut up and played the
last holes a bit more decently.
Travers gave me an unforgettable
lesson that day, and ever since
/ have placed my chief depend
ence on concentration"
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V0LLEY BALL CONTEST
Pennsy Team to Play the Van Camp
Squad March 8.

A volley ball match between the
Indianapolis division Pennsylvania
Railroad team and the Van Camp
Hardware team will feature an ath-
letic fest at the Hoosier Athletic Club
March 3.
The entire club building will be
taken over by the Pennsy boys, Paul
A. Kfiese, publicity director Of the
Pennsylvania, said today.
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Independent Basketball

The St. Anthony girls basketball team
will play the Pennsy girls at St. Anthony
Hall Thursday night at z 80 O'clock
The indianapolis Midways defeated the
Hoyt Au-Stars, 81 TO T. The following
players will be in the southside tourney:
Harvey, Goodman, Herther, Gray, Bork,
Baker, Shilling and Monroe
The University Five won its tenth game
by defeating the lions. 20 to IT. Truitt
starred for the winners. For games in the
145-pound class call Drexel 1921 and ask
I for Ray.
The last three victories of the Boys
Club Bulldogs include the White Owls
Northside Clippers and Marthon Cubs. Fast
teams in the 13-year-old class call Main
1892 and ask for McGiil.
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COLLINS CONFERS
WITH SOX BOSSES
Eddie May Be Appointed
Temporary Manager

BIZ United Press
CHICAGO. Feb. 19.-Mystery was
attached today to the proposed visit
of Eddie Collins White Sox captain,
due here for a conference with White
Sox officials.
did he enlighten New York newspaper
men befoEe leaving there for Chicago
1t is believed Collins may be asked
to manage the club, pending recovery
OF the peerless leader" Frank
Chance.
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NET SECTIONAL WINNERS

Joy -GlO0ms Take Tourney at New Au.
gusta in Easy Style.
By Times Special
NEW AUGUSTA, Ind, Feb. 49,
The Joy-Gloom basketball team of
Broad Ripple was an easy winner in
the Independent net sectional held
here. Scores of the tourney follow:
Edgewood. 81; New Augusta Juniors. 8.
Osklantion. 2; Beech Grove o (forfeit)
Joy-Glooms. 81: Clermont, B.
Pleasant Grove. %: Flackville "a.
Riversides 90: Crooked Creek, 10.
New Augusta, 10: Traders FONT, ia.
Oaklsndon. %: Edgewood "a.
Joy-Glooms. 43; Pleasant Grove. 10.
Riversides. SO: Castleton, 49,
New Augusta. %: Oaklsndon. 16.
Joy-Glooms, 20: Riversides 49,
Joy-Glcorns. Al; New Augusta. I6.
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EARLHAM I'M EASY WIN

mond by Big Count.
BY Times Special
RICHMOND. Ind, Feb. 19.-Earl-
ham had rather easy time of 1t with
Rose Poly meters here Monday night
and won decisively, 80 to Is. The
score at the half was Is to II in favor
Of the Quakers.
Rose made only one field goal and
two free throws In the final twenty
minutes.
Wallace led the scoring Of the win
ners with five field goals and two from
the foul line. Greene played a fine
defensive game for Earlham. Skeet-
eTs was the Engineers star with
seven of the fifteen points.
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HEARING ON RING BILLS
BIZ United Press

BIZ United PTe88
ALBANY. N. Y. Feb. 1s.-Rop-
resentatives Of the National Sports
Alliance were here today to attend
the hearing this afternoon on the
Loxing bills.
Jimmy Johnson, Dan McKetrick and
Billy Gibson were expected to defend
the game.
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authentic technique.
Another, that the
half swing with the
sudden wrist snap at
the moment of impact
is by all means the
approved operation.
AS a m a t t er Of
fact, either is correct.
Whether you take a
full swing with a fol-
low through or a half
swing with a punch
is a matter of choice.
The main idea is to
time the shot with pre-
cision.
A perfectly t I'm Q d
shot will bring crafty
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ADRIAN AT N0TRE DAME
Michigan College Team Meets Irish in
South Bend ~'Y."

BIZ Times bDecfd
SOUTH BEND, Ind, Feb. 19.-Notre
Dame basketball team will play tho
Adrian College Ave Of Adrian. Nfichi-
gan, sat the South Bend Y. NJ. c. A.
tonight Not much is known of the
strength of the visitors.
Friday and Saturday the Irish take
on Creighton at Omaha, Neb.
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Passaic Invited
Bg United Press

0U CHttCU ETcco
CHICAGO, Feb. IDENTITIES
are pouring in for the national
interscholastic basket tournament
to be held at the University of
Chicago the first week in April.
Crack teams already entered
are those representing schools at
Holyoke, Mass, Jamestown, N.
Y. Porthmouth. Va, Kansas
City. Kansas, Kansas City, Mo,
Lead, S. D.. Tulsa, Okla, Tex :
arkana. Tex, and Toledo.
Efforts are being made to in
duce Passaio. N. J., high school
authorities to send their team
here.
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mating lesson. 1 was
still somewhat Of a kid
at the time. The lottery
of the draw threw me
against the great Trav-
ers. This in itself was a
wonderful thrill, and 1
decided ! ought to show
him how happy l was.
II went about 1t by
chatting in neighborly
fashion between shots
during the early stages
of the match, applaud
ing Jerry's fine game
and asking many silly
questions.
All I got out OF Jerry
vUae q hon WV opd ,o,.O
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-02-19
Olympic Trials

By United Press
CHICAGO, Feb. 19.-The Central A.
A. Z. championship track and field
committee will make an effort to have
the Mid-Western Olympic trials held in
Chicago the last Saturday in May or
the first Saturday in June.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-02-19
TILDEN TO PLAY FRIDAY
Tennis Champion Carded for Action
in Buffalo Tournament.

BIZ United Nei0s
NEW YORK, Feb. 19.--Willlam Til
den, tennis champion, win unsheath
his racket for the first time this year
in the invitation tournament of the
Buffalo Tennis and Squash Club at
Buffalo, N. Y, Friday night.
Tildsn viii play in both the singles
and doubles, probably paired with the
Philadelphia youth, Sandy Weiner,
in thef latter event.
R. N. Williams, Watson Washburn,
Lindley Murray, Dean Mathey and
Manuel Alfonso will be in the field.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-02-19
EXTERMINATOR COMEBACK
GIVES TURFDOM THRILL
Famous Old Race Horse Displays Good Form at Tia Juana
Track-tO Enter $4,000 Event,

TIA JUANA Mex Feb ia hero of the turf returned
an odme fneboned rangy and SLIM started his year
of racing here Sunday by winning over mile and 70 wards
And the hoss Extermnator of course gedng that
performed American tracks, many are who conend
he is the best produced anywhere.
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.ur Meet-City Independent Basket Finals Tonight
De Molays and Pennsy Teams Clash at 'Y'
Gym for Title Honors in Local
Sectional Tourney
Sectional Tourney.

The De Moay Colds and Pennsy railroad five will
night the Y NJ c. A. 815 for the city amateur independent
basketball title There will be curtain It game
the LOCAL Journeys various districts to
determine the which will compete for the State champion
ship in indianapolis a later date.
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The following baseball players are
requested to be at 1912 Reisner st.
Wednesday night: Catcart, Hagan,
McClung, Lynch, Martin. McCray
Roth, Criclmore, Sharp, Hudson, Els
sex, Cooke. White. Welding, Hayes
Reilly, Smith and Burk.
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BIZ NEA Service
7MAHA, Neb., Feb. 19.-Byron
IN Specie, sensational young
rookie and one of the three
leading hurlers in the Western
League last season, has been sold to
the Washington Senators for Short.
stop O'Neill, a pitcher to be named
later and a cash consideration.
Speece>is a regular Babe Ruth ct
the bat in addition to being a good
slabman. Last year he finished the
season with a batting average Of
1886 and was used as a pinch hitter
many times.
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Fowler and Muholland Among Stars in Heavy
Fistic Divisions = Former Probably
Will Meet Notre Dame Mauler.

Ward Fowler and George Muholand the big fell
lows who will look after the affairs of the Hooser Athletic Stub
the hreeday Indiana Kentucky A A boxing
which Thursday the H A. c. gymnasium Fowler is
heavyweight and AInholland a light heavy. fsa
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-02-19
GUARDS PATROL KENNELS
Racing Dogs Given Protection as An
nual Derby Approaches.

ASHTON, Idaho, Feb. 19.-Such
tension prevails over preparation for
the American dog derby, to be run
here Feb. %. that armed guards are
patrolling the kennels where the
racers are quart0red.
The best dogs in Canada and
America are entered for the event.
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GOLF SERIES NO. If.
Big Aid to Golfer
Is Concentration
BY JOE WILLIAMS
NEA Service StdT Writer

I put into a shot the more sue
cess got out Of It.
''An experience with Jerry
Travers, the old Metropolitan
player, in one of my early cham
pionship matches proved an illumi-
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College Net Results

Indiana, %; Michigan, %.
Earlham. 80; Rose Poly, Is.
Drake. 81: Missouri. 90
Virginia Poly, 26; Pennsylvania, %.
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Baseball Meeting

The Riverside A. A baseball team
will hold a meeting Wednesday night
at the North Side Athletic Club,
Roache st. and the Canal.
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Fights and Fighters

CHICAGo--Jack Malone. ST. Paul middle
weight, has been offered So 800 and eX-
penses from a syndicate of London sports-
men to meet Roland Todd, British middle
don In April.
CHICAGo-sammy MandeIl. Rockford
fash, began training today for his bout at
o'Dowd, Muncie. Ind
MuwAUKEE-Lew Tender was given a
newspaper decision over Pinkie Mitchell IN a
was held almost even throughout by the
local lad.
NEW YoRK-Eddie Martin. New York
bantam. won a stx-round decision from Buck
Josephs, New York.
NEW YoBR-Jeff Smith. Bayonne middle
weight won a twelve-round decision from
Jamaica Kid. negro light heavyweight
LYNN. Mass.--Nate seigel Revere,
knocked out Joe pangraze, Quincy, H.. in
the third round.
BUFFAIo-Jack Bernstein, former Junior
lightweight champion. and Rocky Kansas.
Buffalo lightweight. went ten rounds TO a
draw.
BAITIMoRE-Andy CLANCY, Baltimore
featherweight defeated Freddie Jacks, Eng
land. in a twelve-round bout.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Mendelsohn Mil
waukee beat Joe Tipitz. Philadelphia; Dam
Kramer. Philadelphia, beat Joe lawson
Milwaukee.
MEMPHIS-Pd Moore, Memphis beat
Johnny Mccoy. Cleveland, in eight rounds
ST. PAUL-Dave Shade, California. out
pointed Billy Wells. England. in ten rounds.
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Exterminator, now a 9-year-old, won
Sunday over field that might be
called cheap without exaggeration, but
the old fellow won, and won handily,
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I'll GREAT deal Of unmitigated
| Al bunk is written in the guise
LII of helpful golf advice.
One expert will tell you the
full tee shot with the graceful
follow through is the proper and
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Meeting Wednesday

ST PAUL-Dave Shade California. out
pointed Billy Wells. England. in ten rounds
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Mendelsohn. Mil
waukee. beat Joe Tiplitz. Philadelphia; Dan
nv Kramer. Philadelphia, beat Joe lawson,
Milwaukee.
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MEMPHIS-PA Moore, Memphis beat
Johnny Mccoy. Cleveland, in eight rounds
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Won't Be the First Time
By United Press
CHICAGO, Feb. led (Stragler
Lewis, wrestling champion, meets
Stan Zbyszko here Feb. 20.
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BALTIMORE-Andy Clancy, baltimore
featherweight defeated Freddie Jacks, Eng.
land in twelve-round bout.
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after having been regarded for a year
as one that could not possibly be
brought to the races again.
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BUFFAIO-Jack Bernstein, former Junior
lightweight champion. and Rocky Kansas,
Buffalo lightweight. went ten rounds 10 a
draw.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-10-16
Epinard Due for
Snappy Races Before
European Voyage

Cincinnati, Ohio, Oct. 15.-Epin-
ard. the French four year old colt,
that finished second in the three
special international races run at
Belmont Park, Aqueduct and La
tcnia, was on his way back east to-
day. This time the son of Badaj oZe
and Epine will be shipped to
Maryland to run in the $4,000 add
ed laurel stakes next Saturday which
will be decided at one mile.
According to Trainer Eugene
Leih, no definite time for closing
Epinard's American campaign has
been decided upon. The Wertheimer
color bearer is entered in the Wash
inston handicap at Laurel, Oct. %.
and four important events offered
during the Pimlico fall meeting.
Leigh desires to start the colt in all
OF these races He intimated that
the French champion would be
shipped back home after his Mary
land engagements are filled. unless
some special event is arranged.
Colonel NJ. J. Wlnn, genera man.
aget of the Kentucky Jockey Cub.
told Leigh that if he and + A. Bur
ton, Chicago owner. got together on
q proposed match between Epinard
and Wise Counsellor. while at Laurel
he would make them an offer for a
race at Churchill Downs. Louisville
According to adNicCs from Chicago.
Mr. Burton seeks an interDatiOna
race in which. Sarazen, Ladkin and
Wise Counselor. winners Of the
three international events already
run, would meet Epinard and Elac *
Gold, Kentucky Derby winner.
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Portland Semi-PrO
Eleven to Consist
Cream of PLAYERS

Portland. Oct. 16-Portland is to
have a fine semipro eleven that will
compete with the best that Boston
and New Hampshire have to offer II
plans underway at present turn out
right. Everett O'Brien is the guiding
hand in this new enterprise that will
draw from stars of the grid game
around Portland. Taking the name
of the Portland All Stars, the grid
collection Is expected to take the
field in its first game next SUNDAY
at Fort Williams. where it will run
UP against the Fifth Infantry team.
O'Brien has corralled the cream of
many stars around Portland He is
planning on eduippine the team well
and making It an attraction equal to
the big elevens that play to huge
crowds on Boston fields Sundays
during the FAN Taking as a base
for the new club. men who have
played in college ranks and are OF
known ability. O'Br:en plans to add
the best of the semi pro players in
the Forest City. who are we'll Known
to the Portland fans for their ability
with the ovoid.
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Cascade Grange Fair

The annual fair given under me au'
riccs of cascade Grange N"dncNh'
was n decided success. The d"c"talio"'
were Of, crepe paper. Each 81 inc Va
bles was decorated in different col"t
and the hall presented most pI"as"t
appearance. The fancy work table wa,
decorated in lavender and white" iiHh'
embroidery. Crochctine. knitting a",
tatting were attraCtivclv displaEod ah'
was in charge of Laura Oliver. hn'f''
tia Gleason ard Edna Brown the GU
riosity table was in charge or 'ih W
It's and Mrs. Frank IaE" and the oe'
orations were green and whit" B'n'
Wheeler. Eleanor JCwcit and 'apA
DurIey presided at the apron tab'.
which was decorated IN ccrlsc ah'
white. Both fancy and useful apron,
could he obtained here. The grnb pat
table was decorated IN yellow, BAG,
and white and Mrs. Idn Judhins ~. sn'
Mrs Everett Garland presided. wv
candy table was prcttiIv decorated ID
pink an dwhite and was laden WIZ
delicious home made candy which We,
on gale by Viola Oliver and Ar'fn'
Kerr. Mrs. Sadie Reed was IN cha's.
OF the quilts and there was cofhe'
market decorated in red ana WIZ.
containing q variety OF Canhrh goV',,
and vegetables. This was In charge -
Charles Wheeler. Sidney N'n'"o'l J"
Alton Kerr aud Waiter Damrcn. op,
per was served from $50 to ocl1'S5
The menu included cold meats. oae,i
beans, salads and pastry.' so,S.
dance followed the supper. The ~ .
was VOL patroniZed both afternoon ga
evening and good sum WIS rea'''''
for the treasury.