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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-12
Riley Poems and Snakes

To the Editor Of the Evening Public LEDGER:
Sir-Kindy send me or publish the poem
that contains the following lines:
when the frost IL on the pumpkin
And the todder's In the shock"
kindly let me know how q snake travels
namely. In zigzag motion or ''up anu
down" as does the caterpillar. Kindly
publish this. as need the evidence to either
win or lose a bet.
GEORGE 3. SHAAK
Philadelphia February 20. 1921
The Riley poems are copyrighted and we
cannot print them without securing permis.
sion.
A snake moves in zigzag fashion. By
means OF the abdominal scutes.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-12
DROP IN BANK ClEARlNGS
Aggregate Of Local Exchanges NJ
Per Cent Below last Year

Exchanges of the local clearing house
association again ran behind the cor.
responding period last year in the week
just closed The total for the week was
$30S, I27 sos. against S372 .338, 165 this
week last year or a loss Of II per cent.
No city in the country showed an in.
crease for the period
houses in the United States. as compiled
by the Commercial and Financial
Chronicle, were S6.S46. .O2T ,463. COM
pared with ss.74S. .5S7 .O37, or decline
Of 22.l per cent.
Details follow:
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Questions AnS1Uered
To Construct Number Squares

To the I.stor of the EverirO Public Ledger;
Sir-RepS---- 80 Albert T.. TAylors "thAta
easy" have arranged -Tuare ot from
up to 1928 Your squares must consist NJ
odd numbers and you can. by hIed rule,
go as far as you Ike. II Taylor wants to
know how and will send me a stamped en-
vel0pe he'll get all the Information he
wants. II. e WFlDLER.
Lancaster Pa. March : 1921.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-12
"The Eve Of a Needle"

Tc the Editor Of tho Euontr0 Public Ledger
Slr-what Is meant by the eye OF a
needle referred TO In the New Testament =
MRS. W. l.. DAVIDSON.
Philadelphia, March s. 1921.
Commentators differ but the usual inter
Erotation IL that II means small gate In
the wall Of Jerusalem designed 10 admit foot
Passengers after nlghtfai. at which time
the great gates were closed, In some pSe SeeH
the opening was 30 low that the psdes-
trinn had to proceed on his hands and
knees. The passage was not straight, add.
ing TO the difficulty OF sdvahcing.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-12
THE PEOPLES FORUM

You Are Going Far Away" say This
Good .byo at the Door
And :'Dld You See My sIater7" with The
Ring My Mother Wore;
"Our Unions Starry Banner" The Flag OF
Washington
Shall float victorious o'er the land from,
Maine TO Oregon.
william schrsder asks for the poem
when You Come to the Gate of the End OF
Things" Can a reader supply it7
Mrs NJ L. Umblc--we cannot reprint
Those Beautiful Hands" You can get
back copies Of the paper containing poems
at tho office.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-12
Annual Meetings.
iBRIA IRON COMPANY

- CAMBRIA IRON COMPANY
Uf7 The Annual Meeting Of the Stock.
holders OF the Cambria Iron Company viii Do
bsid at the office Of the Company i090
Widensr building Juniper and Chestnut Sts.,
Phiiadeiphla. Pennsylyania, on Tuesday,
March ib 1891. at q o'cIock, r. NJ, when an
sisction viii be held for Directors to ssrVs
Tor the spsSsinuE sps,si.nEssEa yssla aEHLY s.cr,,.,y
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-12
Likes the Problems

To ~, Editor Of the Evenhto Public Ledger:
Sir-Thc answer to -. =. P.'s" prob
lem In the issue OF February IS. in reference
To the numbers. In nine and eighteen. Hop.
Ing to see more problems In print, I am.
GESEVIENE GtNLEY
Philadelphia. February ~. 1921.
Tho same answer was received from
Thslma Good.
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FOREIGN EXCHANGE

New York, March l2.-At the open
ing OF the foreign exchange market the
feature was strength in the neutrals.
Sterling was steady at yesterdays finals
of $50 for demand and 3.90S. for cables
Francs declined to 7.O9 for cables and
7.0S for checks. Lire we're unchanged
at 3.69 for cables and 1884, for checks.
other quotations we're:
Swiss cables 1892. checks l6 50;
gullder cables 3i.4O. checks 3435 pcse,-
tas cables 1895. checks 1898: Stock
holm cables 22.65. checks 22.6o; Chris
tiania cables 1910. checks 1925; COpen-
hagen cables II IS. checks 1880: Belgian
cables 742. checks al; marks 60.
The premium on New York exchange
in Montreal today was shad" frmer
at l4ls per cent. The discount on
Canadian funds in New York was
firrner at IL 9-l6 per cent.
dull without quotable change in rates
today.
Sterling ended practically unchanged
from Yesterdays close. whereas francs
showed loss from the best of the week
of 10 points Transactions in lire were
at n minimum. Quotations were: De-
mand sterling $50, cables 3.9o 1915 =;
cables $50, checks 3.6si7 Belgian
cables 7.4O. checks 1874 marks $50.
Yesterdays FINAL QUOTATIONS
Demand S.so% 10 s,eS Stsss3
c'0'T' TT'opAvs oPPHSstxo 5PHS 's souo4sHrtoxs "a 2'''
-, s,e5iIns ErsSSes I'iTs ire, GuIld"5s u as
Cables cL6sff&sSG% fsG% %ot5Gt%THArrG2&;sS3 az 2;s3 g. 20
Sterling Francs I.irC Guiiders
psSs." esSlss ss.sss 49, 10 s,S9SS Stt55
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Words OF Soma Desired

To the Editor Of the EVerirp Public Lodoer:
Sir would appreciate II very much "
soma one could give me the words OF O sons
which ends az follows:
To loves not yet forgotten,
To loves not yet begun,
Oh! here's TO all lovers
Beneath the sun"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-12

Paris. March l2.-Prtces were firm on
the Bourse today. Three per cent
rentes. 5sfr Csc exchange on London,
55fr l4c: per cent loan S3fr Csc. The
dollar was quoted at l4fr lie.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-12
Asks Reader 70 Solve

TO the Editor Of the Evening Public Ledger:
Sir--Let me see which or your readers can
solve this: Arrange the numbers 1 2 9 4 . o
you collect them they total twenty.cight.
y. SEr.KOw.
Philadelphia. March .. 1921.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-12

KANiMERER, : In memory q our be
loved lister, RACHEL FLORENCE KAN
MERER. 80. ,-.-. .,, ,....
fbIt to dwell in heaven above.
RODGERS. In memory OF our dear sister
and aunt ABRIE NJ. RODGERS, passed
away SISTER AND NIECE.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-12
Ipiyidends
II. W. CLARK & Co, HANKERS-OFFICI, +,
~ % the HUNTINGTON DEVELOPMENT &

Preferred stock Dividend No. II
inc Hoard OF Directors OF the Huntington
Development Gas Co. has declared the
regular quarterly dividend OF one and one.
haIt per ceT IN %) upon the preferred stock
OF the company. payable April I, 1921 10
stockholderS OF record at the close OF busI.
ness March -. 1921. Check will be mailed
70 holders OF Voting Trustees Certificates OF
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nI,ed states Treasury Certificates
Prices Firm on Paris Bourse

only. -,
or date OF muturity.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-12
HELP WANTED--FEMALE

BONSAZ OPERATORS. thoroughly expert
enced on all classes Of work: permanent
position; is hours weekly. Apply Smith
Ramsey Embroidery Co.. 1910 Market ST..
second floor.
BOOKI[EEPER - Must be accurate and
thorough In handling figures: absolutely
ncccssary 10 have had experience In taking
on trial balances and handling a complete
set OF books Including costing experience:
KoeIie Greenwood Motor Co. 8025 German n
town ave.
CASHiER-EIperlenced Nuick and accurate
must be we'll recommended; neat and re-
fned type desired. Apply Sunday and Mon.
day mornings. bteween 10 and 12 o'clock,
IIIs Chestnut st.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-12
GUARANTEE FINANCE TRT5ST
Sit chestnut % st..

The Directors have declared the regular
rrefer-.d stock, payable April 2. IO2i, TO
s:ockholders Of record March is. 1921.
Checks will be mailed.
PAUL KOLBER, Treasurer.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-12
GIRARD TRUST COMpAYy

At meeting OF tho Hoard OF Managers
held this day, quarterly dividend OF nine
(ert) per cent WAS declared, payable AnrIi
!. 1911. 90 stockholders Of record on I'M"
books Of the Company At the close OF bust
GEoRGE II. STUART Sd. Tressursr'e' ~e''
Phila.. Pa. March 10. 1921.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-12
sopIss Strings end Trust Company Of PIt,sbur
Wood street and Fourth avenue.
pltt. harSb psnn,

PltshurEh. Prnns. nns.
Penn CENTRAL LIGHT AND POWER GO.
First and Refundins MortsaEe 5T Bonds.
nder the provisions Of the mortgage pro.
posais for the account Of the sinking Fund
VI, be received until n. M. March 81,
Is2l. at the oficc OF The Pennsylvania
Company for fnsurances on Lives and Grant
ing Annulties, Trustee. for the sale to Il at
me lowest price not exceeding 1O5 and Rc-
crued interest, OF as many bonds as
,2s.4St.2I will purchase. All tenders should
ne addressed to the undersigned.
THE PENSSYLvASIA COMPANY FOR
iSSCRANCES on LIVES AND, GRANT
INC ANNUTTIES
6l7 Chestnut street, Phiia.. Pa.
Tenders for Sinking Fund Penn Central
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FINANCIAL
NOTICE TO B0NDH0LDERS
pI11ssuReH.wrs1%oRr u COAL co.

=, Tenders to the Sinking Fund OF not more
than Nine Ul Of the First Mortgage. io.year.
e% bonds Of said Company, dated May ].
lhoI, to be delivered with coupons due May
l. 1921. and all following attached. on March
~, 1921. are hereby invited.
Offers will not he received after March
20, 1921. ht which date those received Will be
opened and notice OF those accepted vii, be
offers
Mail offers duly sealed, to
PsopIss SyvInes and JuIs, Comosny Of Pittsburgh
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-12
LOST AND FOUND

BAG-Iost gold meshbss. in ladies waiting
room Manufacturers Club. Wed. bet. 7
and = p. M: reward II returned to Manuf.
Club or is+7 y. 18th st.
pRACEIET--I.ost. platinum and diamond
bracelet. Tuesday evening. vicinity Stock
Exchange Blds.. Broad and Walnut Phone
Spruce ll0S.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-12
CAMBRIA COUNTY COAL COMPANY FIRST
MORTGAGE SINKING FUND BONDS.

Under terms OF the Sinking Fund, sealed
pTopJssanI, Will be received until 3 D.. M.
Marrh I'll. 1921, at the office OF The Penn.
sylyania Company for Insurances on Lives
ana Granting Annuities, Trustee. for the sale
10 u az the lowest price not exceeding 1903
hmu accrued Interest, OF us many Of said
PONDS as tlo.8i8,97 will purchase. Pro.
posais should be addressed to
THE Pennsylvania COMPANY FOR IN.
aSN,:S,IES SaSSNNA,:TSrES ON LIVES AND GRANTING
LII Chentnmi cL phnn
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-12

The Peoples Forum will appear daily
In the Evening Public Ledger. and also
~ the Sunday Public Ledger. letters
discussing timely topics viii hs printed.
ms well as requested poems, and dUentions
OF senernl interest Will be answered.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-12

PRESSMAN wanted. experienced on Platton
and cylinder presses; one who under sta nds
color work ard Miller feeders preferred: /:
young married man OF ability: steady job:
union office. Southern Printing and Pub.
fishing Co. Cha rleston. 3. c.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-12

YOUNG MEN, over. IT. for postal mail
service; Sl"O month; examina tiOns March,
exp. unnecessary. For free particulars OF In
struetion write John Leonard (former Civil
SGry,Gs S cxaminerl go2 Equitable Bids
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FRANK T. CLARK. Secretary.
IME ELtrTRIC sT0RNGE nATTEnY Co

Aliegheny ave. and 10th ST. W.
Philadelphia. March 2 fp2i
. The directors have declared a dividend Of
three dollars $500 per share from the net
and preferred stocks payable April ipnI
TO stockholders Of record at tho close OF
mailed. wa w
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-12
OFFICE OF THE INITED GAS IMrR6VEc

Philadelphia. March a. ln9I
The DIRECTORS have this dag declared a
pany. payable April IL. I02i. 70 holders OF
business March al 1921, 0 VI
Checks will bc mailed
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-12
OFFICE OF THE SITEn GAS IMPROVE

y. " corner i,rond and Arch sts.
Philadelphia. D"C"mher y InoO
The DIRECTORS have this day dsclarcd a.
ounrtarly div dcnd OF one and thrrc-oIinrt.,'
per cent S7hc Drr shnrc) on the 'PrrT.rrn,
stock OF this Company. pGyahie March Ih
1871 to holders Of Preferred stock of rccor /
n, tie close 81 business february oS mo,
Checks viii hc mailed. 'o-''
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-12

GIRLS and women wanted to learn the hair
dressing business Cali Mondays and Tues
days only. Mrs. u. II. Olster. 1922 Walnut.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS small familys sleep In;
good home. 1910 y. Newkirk. Tiosa $500
OPERATORS, experienced on ladies' silk un-
derwear; STEADY work; good pay: also sam
plo hands. II. Karfunkle. 1899 RLdge ave.
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HELP wANTED-MALE

ofsEESSSFs EISsE sS4s ef$s1 gtESHsP
kST kSTrSsa RI, T2 %rHised23NN 5Hset25NbST n = NANAokH
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FOREIGN CONNECTION pEsrprn

OFFICE MANAqER--Capeble, y.T,,,n.
force; advertising writer OF proven .h},T,i,c:s h3T,cs
good eorrcspondent; desires position ~ ".
sponsibllity or Iill act as assistant; hisb..,
Arizona republican., 1921-03-24
AUXILIARY TO HOLD
 EASTER EGC SALE

Something new under the sun is a patriotic Easter egg. It will make it's first appearance in Phoenix on Satur- day morning, when the wonan's aux. 1hary of the Frank Luke, Jr., post of the American Legion conducts an Eas- ter sale at Central avenue and Adams street in the building formerly occu- pied by the Corner Drug store
 The Easter eggs will be decorated in flags. while those who have leaning for the bunnies will not be disappoint- ed in not finding this type of Easter egg. There will be dozens of dozens so that the busy mother need not give her time to preparing for the Easter feature, which she will be able to pur- chase for the kiddies. while at the same time her purchase will aid in establish ing recreation center for disabled soldiers.
 Besides eggs. the auxiliary will have number of delicious cakes for sale. Mrs. E. M. Duclow. chairman of the sales committee, requests that al members or anyone else who wishes te contribute to the stock shall notify he. by telephone Her number is s173.
 The sale will open promptly at . o'clock Saturday morning.
Arizona republican., 1921-03-24
CITY PLANTER II
 BE HERE TUESDAY

H. T. Frost, member of the firm of Bennett and Parsons of Chicago, city planners, has informed the city commission by wire that he will be in Phoenix Tuesday, March 29. A confer ence will be arranged for Tuesday af- ternoon at 8 o'clock, the commission decided.
 Permission for the Ellison- White Chautauqua to erect q tent op the old Central school block during the week of April 23 to 29, was granted by the city commission at it's meeting yes terday.
 Warren Brothers company was granted a 120-day extension on its paving contract for Van Buren street from Seventh to Fifteenth avenues and a G. day extension on its paving contract for the alley in block 75 original townsite, on recommendation of City Engineer l.. B. Hitchcock.
 Dr. H. K. Beauchamp. city health officer, made a report to the cemmis- sion on the communication from Dr, Harley Yandell in which he expressed it as his opinion that the city could not keep water running in the gutters at all times.
Arizona republican., 1921-03-24
VEGETATION AIDED
 BY LIGHT SHOWERS

Vegetation in the extreme southern part of the state was improved dur
 ing the week by light to moderate rainfall According to information gathered by the weather bureau, browse and other winter feed covered with aust has been greatly refreshed and pa stability much improved While precipitation in the north has been light it's tendency has been to check deterioration of the range and to en- courage growth where spring grasses have started. In southern Navajo county feed is improving and stock do- ing well, but range water is scarce
 Grass is starting on the northeastern plateau but cattle continue thin. Pre- cipitation has been light in southwest ern New Mexico and a considerable amount of feeding is still necessary
 Only inappreciable amounts of mois- ture have been precipitated over the Fort Apache Indian reservation and as
Arizona republican., 1921-03-24
RAILROADS DENIED
 INJUNCTION AGAINST
 CORPORATION COMM.

Application of the Southern Pacific and the Arizona Eastern railroads for an injunction to restrain the corpora tion commission from enforcing certain of it's rulings covering arbitraries was denied yesterday by the federal court.
 This was the word received by w. J. Galbraith, attorney general. from Los Angeles where the case came up Tor argument. The state was represented by George Hill, assistant attorney gen eral, and Will E. Ryan, special counsel. who are expected to return this morn- ing from the coast. Members of the corporation commission also went to California for the case. which has been in the courts on one ground or another for eight years.
 MT. Galbraith said yesterday that in view of the ruling of the federal court, he believed that the matter was def initely and thoroughly decided in favor of the state, which contended that for rate making purposes the Southern Pacific and the Arizona Eastern be re- garded as a one-line haul. He said that it was questionable whether the carriers would appeal.
 In 1913 the corporation commission made an order to the effect that freight hauled over the Arizona Eastern and Southern Pacific railroads. for rate making purposes was oneline haul The carriers held otherwise, and the matter was taken in the courts.
 "The difference to the state has been something like s40,0o0 or s50,000 a year." said MT. Galbraith, who pointed out that shippers and receivers had expended that amount in two-line haul rate, which would have beer saved had the rate of one-line haul prevailed.
 After the ruling in 1913 the case was 1 in the courts. and the first of the veal the railroads instituted proceedings 1T l the federal court asking the commits sion to be restrained from enforcing | it's order.
Arizona republican., 1921-03-24
.ELKS DRILL TEAM
 n MEET TONIGHT

An Elks drill team was informally formed Tuesday night, with John K. Baty as captain pro tenn. The team will meet each Thursday night after the lodge meeting, and will be organ ized tonight.
 The drill team is being formed to attend the grand lodge sessions at Los Angeles this summer, and is expected to help put Phoenix on the map" All Elks interested are urged to attend the team meeting tonight and boost the new organization.
Arizona republican., 1921-03-24

a consequence range water is becom- ing scarce. According to report from the superintendent animals have lost much vitality and find 1t difficult to make the effort necessary to seek water. Some shipments are being made from the Seligman, Arizona, sec tion.
 Crops in the Salt River and Yuma valleys are making excellent progress wheat in the former is looking fine and volunteer barley is heading. Alfalfa is being cut in the Yuma section and in both valleys the air is redolent with the perfume of citrus blossoms. Decid- uous fruits in the southern half of the state have blossomed much in advance of the season but have not suffered from a few light frosts of recent oc- currence. Recent rainfall in the south has put the soil in good shape for blow ing and cultivation.
Arizona republican., 1921-03-24
TO RESUME NORTHERN
 ROAD CONSTRUCTION

Activity on road construction will be resumed in the north shortly, accord ing to Thomas Maddock, state en- gineer, who said yesterday that the work on the Flagstaff Williams road, halted by bad weather, would soon be under way.
 Milton Powers, chairman of the Co., conino county highway commission. and Fred Caring, chairman of the board of supervisors of the county, held a conference with Mir. Maddock yesterday. They asked for additional federal equipment and for a continua- , tion of the road program. MT. Maddock said the highway de partment expected to move part of the force in Mohave county to Coconino and Apache counties. He also gave out the information that the Oatman- Topock road was fast nearing compile ton.
Arizona republican., 1921-03-24
NOONDAY MUSICALE
 AT CHURCH TODAY

All who enjoy music will be inter- ested in the monday musicale at the First Methodist church today from 12:30 to l o'clock. Business men and women are especially invited, and any one interested is privileged to come
 The following program will be given:
 Organ solo. Song of Sorrow" (Nev- in)-Mrs. Blanche Port Runyon.
 Soprano solo, "He Shall Give His Angels Charge Over Thee"-Miss Su- sic Meek of New York city; accom- panist, Mrs. Runyon.
 Violin solo. "Serenade'' (Drdla)- Miss Meredith Bishop; accompanist Mrs. F. Bishop.
 Soprano solo, Open the Gates of the Temple" fKnapp)-Miss Susie Meek; accompanist, Mrs. Runyon.
 Organ solo, -'Marche Religieuse' (Guilmant)-Mrs. Blanche Port Run- yon.
 Mrs Runyon needs no introduction to Phoenix, as she calls for the appre- ciation of all by her marvellous inter pretation of organ music. Miss Meel
Arizona republican., 1921-03-24

is a Sac and Fox Indian, and mem Der of the national staff of the Y. w.. c. A., as special worker for Indian girls. She is here for a few days, and it is a rare opportunity for Phoenix to hear her voice. Her voice is excep- tional with lyric qualities, yet strange ly balanced with contralto tones of rare richness and a personality which captures her audience immediately. Miss Bishop is young violinist but has shown exceptional ability, and her friends will welcome her to a com munity program.
 The program will have no intermis- sion, so all who come late are asked to wait until the completion of a number before finding seats.
Arizona republican., 1921-03-24
LEGION WILL HELP
 LUKE-PRU|TT MEN
 IF THEY ORGANIZE

The executive committee of the rank Luke, Jr., post of the American Ieelon yesterday notified the Luke rfultt. organization that it would get behind its movement to raise funds when the organization incorporated, purchased land and employed a bank as Its fiscal agent
 The differences between the post ana organization were threshed out yesterday at a luncheon when the post officials in plain words advised the group of disabled soldiers to postpone their benefit sance in Phoenix until they were in a position to ask the sup port of the people,
 Some time ago members of the Luke Fruit organization came to Phoenix to promote a dance on Easter Monday. The idea was to raise funds with a view of operating farm lands which they proposed taking over in this val ley. The membership is S2, it is said, and they are said to oppose the Me- Dewitt plan, which certain other dls- abled soldiers approve. The legion holds that if the Luke Pruitt organi- zation receives support here every group of soldiers might have plans to develop and to bring before the public.
 Let thsm form a definite organiza- ton. incorporate and show they mean ' business and they will find the legion t pack Of them say the melhpelS, "no are advising them to postpone their dance.
 Bert Clingan, state commander, at tended the luncheon yesterday when this advice was given to Dr. Ponzl of the Luke Pruitt organization. 9th e~s there were Dr. A. M. Tuthill, post commander; Mickey Harrington, vice commander; Henry H. Miller, adju- tant; Alex Foley, secretary; C. C. Downing, financial officer; James Sel- lars, Alexander Baker and Harold Baxter, members of the executive board of the Frank Luke, Jr., post.