Skating Carnival given by Hemingray Local Union 23 was a great success

CARNIVAL WAS

GREAT SUCCESS

Benefit For Jesse O’Neil Netted

Satisfactory Sum — Polo

Game Ends Tie.

The skating carnival given by Local, No. 23, A. F. G. W. U., in the Audi­torium last night was a success and the sum of $395 was realized from the sale of tickets. All the proceeds, aside from the actual expenses will go to Jesse O'Neal, one of the employes of the Hemingray Glass company. Mr. O'Neil suffered a stroke of paralysis recently and is unable to work.

The grand march was called for 8 o'clock and 52 persons participated in it. Miss Grace Eiler won the prize for the most graceful woman skater. The man's prize was taken by Walter Pedro. Arthur Morrow was given the prize for the finest man’s costume and Miss Gertrude Foreman won the prize tor the most comical costume.

One of the best features of the even­ing was a polo game between the Royals Junior and the Reserves. It ended a tie, 3 to 3. Goals were made by Golliver for the Reserves and Murray and Smith for the Juniors. The line up was; Royals Junior — First rush, Robert Mur­ray; second rush, Fred Davis; center, Herbert Smith; half-back, Ed Icerman; goal tender, Lon Bishop. For the Westside Reserves — First rush, Erwin Haizley; second rush, B. Golliver, center, John Banta; half-back, Peter Weekly; goal, Hank Golliver, Referee, Harry Kinsman.