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Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-23
Funeral Of
Robert R. Strong

The funeral of Robert r. Strong was
held from the United Davis-Vorics
chapel yesterday afternoon ut O'Clock
Mrs. j. u. kcnworthy conducted
Christian Science services. Mrs. Geo.
Nawtor accompanied by Miss Ruth
Richardson sang "Oh, Life That Make
tn All Things New and "Stil. Still
With Thee" Tho pail bearers were
Mr.. l.. II. Simonton, MIR. w. j. kulp.
Mr.. VIM. Jehlo, Mr.. II. Pollard. Mr..
Summers West and Harry Mitchell.
Flower bearers were Mrs. Belle Meigs,
Mrs. Mario Smith, Mrs. Warner and
Mrs. Robertson. A delegation of mcm-
bes of the real estate exchange attend
cd Burial was in KnsalAwn cemetery.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-23

merce has recently rented ana equip
ped offices at 627 Main street, and
hired A r. Sunde as secretary. The
has mapped out most
strenuous campaign OF action for the
coming year and with the efforts OF
Mr.. Sundo they stand in way OF
accomplish great good in the valley
and city.
Under the Alamosa Chamber OF
Commerce, Nelson Strong Darling. OF
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, addressed
the citizens of AlaInosa at the EllSs'
club. Mr.. Darling is n speaker of ma
tional repute and his topics deal with
Mr.. Darling spoke here about two
years ago, and left most favorable
impression at that time. He spoke 10
a packed house last Friday.
The school board has put into effect
n compulsory vaccination ruling in tho
schools of the city, In an effort TO
stamp out smallpox, which has become
quite prevalent. Pupils who have not
been vaccinatcd or are unable to show
signs of a successful application of
the needle, are not allowed TO attend
school. \ laNity in quarantining has
caused considerable uneasiness among
citizens in the city.
A new store has just opened for
business. dealing in army goods ex-
clusively. The managers, Messrs.
Shafer and Siegal. have headquarters
in Albuquerque, n. M, and will opcr-
ate the store here as u branch OF the
home company.
The Carnegie public library Is being
rswired and an up-to-date lighting
system is being installed.
% pa,1,ua louvht tho coal
business until recently operated by the
wallrich Lumber company Mr..
Bachus will hereafter deal in both ice
and coal. His ice harvest has been
continuing for the past few weeks.
The Sherman-Carney Drug Company
has recently remodeled the interior of
their store, after adding an additional
store room to their old location. They
now have one of the most modern drug
stores in southern Colorado.
The city of Alamosa has flooded
some vacant lots in the city for the
benefit of the children who caro- to
skate.
A farmers school is to be held at
Center. January "a to IS. where MEM
ers of the Farm Bureau VIII be ad-
mittcd free. Others caring to attend
will be charged n nominal fee. 1t Is
expected that the classes will be un-
der the direction of Mr.. Maynard.
A new cooperative store is being
opened here by members of the var
ious labor unions of tho city. II viii
be located at the corner of State and
Eighth streets.
The Chamber OF Commerce has inau-
gurated regular weekly noon. day
luncheons at which outside speakers
appear. Last Monday the Rev. Fred
erich Hatch addressed the business
men, while next Monday Ex-Governor
George Carlson will be the principal
speaker.
1t is expected that the city will be
represented Mt the national good reads
meeting at Chicago in February.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-23

Albuquerque. N. M.,--Nearly two hun
dred of the 426 forest fires in the four
teen national forests of Arizona and
New Mexico in 1920 were prcventablc,
according to the annual report of Dis
trict Forester Pooler of this city. One
half tho fires were eStinguished before
any hcadway had been obtained. The
Coconino forest. with headquarters at
Flagstaff. Arizona, supplied about ~
per cent OF the total fires. most of
those being caused by lightning.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-23
Special to The chieftain.

Special TO The Chieftaln.
Denver, Jan. 22.-With the compile
ton of the introduction OF bills and
the ending of the Stock show and tho
other oonventions of the week, Colo
RADIO legislature should settle down to
its grind of actual law-making, which
In reality is the work for which 1t as
sembled.
The week developed very little of in
terest to those who do not watch the
detail moves on the political checker
board. The fight between Governor
Shoup and the senate remained in
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-23
MAKE AWAY WITH
200 POUND SAFE

Denver. Jan. 90. - A 200 pound safe
containing currency was stolen from
the office of the Texas oil company in
North Denver today 1t was reported
to the police. The robbery is the see
ond of its kind occurring within
week. "A 400 pound safe containing $3.50
being stolen from a meat market Mon
day
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-23


tion, etc
1o7,3s2.46 54.440.36
The Pueblo division shows increase
in earnings in all branches of the
business. power. lighting. and railway.
according to the report Exceptional
growth, resulting from new industries.
is reported from the Canon City dis
trict of the mountain division.
In the valley division, a purely
farming section. growth in lighting.
power. manufacturing and pumping
was demonstrated.
Due to the increased demands for
power in Pueblo, new power plant
wts started early in 1920. At first.
the company hoped to sec this new
unit in operation by summer. 1921.
Delays in the filling of orders will set
back completion of this new plant un-
Ill late in the present year. A new
1O00-kilowatt substation is now in op-
Grafton near Fowler, in the Arkansas
valley.
Substantial increases in business
are expected from all territories, ac-
cording to the report. The use Of
electricity in the mining and milling
industries is enjoying an aver-ncreas-
ing popularity.
Even greater earnings, gross and
net, are expected in 1921, the report
states.
Track repairs within the city of
Pueblo were extraordinarily high. the
were replaced during the year, and n
large amount of the tracks re-ballast-
ed.
In addition. tho funded debt of the
company has been reduced by ap-
proximately s350,000.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-23
TUBERCULOSIS

1t was when physicians
said 1t was impossible for
j. NJ. Miller. Ohio Drug
gist to survive tho ravsses
of tuberculosis, he began
experimenting on HIM
self. and discovered tho
Home Treatment, known a.
ADDfTISE. Anyone with
a-n,rN-
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-23
c A n G f. r

tia successful treatment without tho
use of tho knife. Hundreds of satisfied
patients testify to this method. Write
for FREQ book. Tells how to care for
patients suffering from cancer. Ad.
dress
DR W. o. BYE. Kansas City, Mo.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-23

This interesting photograph Barry.
with her three children who her ~
i'll
rheumatism She is being hospital
Declassee in which she playing leading
forced her
mother the hospital the children
a
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-23

Filed in the county court yesterday
was n suit for div"-ce by Jesus
lNamora against Emilia Martin y
samona; cruelty is the charge. They
were married in this city on January
"a 1915.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-23

Fifty names of men as vehiremen
were yesterday drawn from the jury
wheel by Judy Commissioner w. C.
Darlington. These men will be sum
moned by Deputy Sheriff Fiscus with
orders to report to Judge Park for
jury duty in the district court on Mon
day, January 81
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-23

In Division B OF the district court
yesterday, Judge Park presiding, sew
eral cases were up on motions, and
rulings were made on others, Two
civil actions were dismissed at cost
of plaintiffs, and one case was taken
under advisement.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-23

The boobcks" Julia
Grant Edgar advertising
Miss Void,
Miss Mary ThsseL ~ =
Just as all things from small beginnings. .
ing monument at Washington D. c. honor Of
suffrage expected sprGut from the shoe shining
ment opened the capital headquarters Of the National
party The Shine parlor is manned by
sinners and patronized by
the affairs of the The photograph
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-23

A notice of dissolution of The sani-
tary Ice Cream & supply company
was filed with the county clerk yes
terday. The document is signed by r.
]. Belcher. president. and ii. j. Wals
smith, secretary.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-23
County Court Notes

A somewhat celebrated case involv-
ing a contest over piano which had
been tried once in a justice court.
nistried in the county court, was yes
terday tried for the third time, this
time in the county court, with re-
suit which It is believed will be final.
The case was entitled r. j. and
Edith Richardson VS.. ]. II. Shepard
and r. 9. White, and the whole
question was whether the plaintiffs or
their mother was the posscssor OF a
certain piano In question. The jury
found for the plaintiffs and assessed a
Judgment OF 5000.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-23
ALAM0SA NOTES

The Alamosa Chamber of Com
merce has recently rented and equip
ped offices at 62T MRin street, and
hired A r. Sunde as secretary. The
has mapped out a most
strenuous campaign OF action for the
coming year and with the efforts OF
Mr.. Sundo they stand in way OF
accomplish great good in the valley
and city.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-23

1t Is expected that the city will bs
represented at the national good reads
meeting at Chicago in February.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-02
TWO BOATS SINK
IN power RACE

Peoria. Ill. July 1.-Two boats sank
to the bottom of tn" river and an
other threw its handlers into the
waters OF Peoria lskc at the opening
OF the Mississippi Valley Power Boat
regatta here today.
DR.. William W. Cutter of Peoria
had the narrowcs, escape OF the day
when HIS boat, Famuss. threw him and
two companions into tho water while
approaching "A turn at a speed OF -
miles an hour.
The boat then riEhtcd itself. cirolod
and missed the three men by less than
Is feet on the return trip.
Mis-, Chicago, owned by Commodore
Sheldon Clark OF Chicago. shattered
nil records for the 25 mile stretch when
SIN. covered the distance In 70 minutes
averaging SIS miles an hour Tor the
course in tho nrst heat OF the Wepp
trophy race.
lilac " lost control OF his boat at INC
unish Of the heat In tho $50 class when
IN. ,Illcr ropes slipped on the drum
.rh. boat barely missed Captain
us,rv.s Ethel TX from Muscatine'
town and charged toward the launeh-
"a that lined tho bank before 1t "hs
brough, under control
Later on tho Ethel IN turned over
,nd ven, to the bottom on n sharp
,urn during tho frst heat In the '"'
class, VIVA,
~ peori, turned over throwing itp oc
run,uts into the water. Horn noht'
we're raised and will be entered TO
marrow.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-02
APPEARS
IN GOOD CONDITION

Benton Harbor. Mich. July SAILOR
Freedman Of Chicago. challenger for
Benny Leonard's lightweight title in
their fight here Monday today went
thru workout that left little doubt
among the spectators that no will give
Leonard one of the toughest fights OF
the lattcr's career
Freedman today looked better than
Mt any tlme in his brief career. The
youthful fighter barely %. made no
defense while his boxing mates swung
on his jaw, jsbbed ut his stomach and
pounded his head. Freedman only
laughed.
He tipped the scale just under 1877.
tho weight stipulated for 10 o'clock
Monday mUnlng. Tomorrow he will
box three rounds and rope SKIPPING
and liEht exercise on sunday will
finish the training. Benny Leonard.
the champion after hurried trip
hero las, nigh, to inspect the arena.
returned to Chicago to finish hi.
training and will return late tonight
or tomorrow morning to rest until the
fight.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-02
HISTORY RING BATTLES
DEMPSEY-CARPENTIER
NUMBER IL

Blink" McCloskey and Grundhaven.
both unknown boxers, were easy VIC
Tins in two rounds each.
On October IL in Jersey City. Car
pentier met Battling Levinsky in
bout advertised to be for the Tight
heavyweight championship of tile
world" It was a fiasco. Levinsky was
in poor condition and Carpenter. hav-
ing just completed theatrical tour,
was far from his best. He had no
trouble, however. In knocking out Le-
whisky in four rounds but his show
ing was far from Impressive and Is
the basis for the contentious of those
who expect Dempsey TO defeat the
Frenchman on July .. The Levinsky
battle was Carpenters last appear
ance In the ring before he meets
Dempsey
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-02

Since the war, Georges Carpenter
has fought no battle which really
tested his strength. Much of his time
has been occupied In theatrical tours
including a short trip thru the United
States last year. at the end of which
he met Battling Levinsky at Jersey
City. N. j.
After a short rest following de-
mobilization. Carpenter fought Dick
Smith. second rate heavyweight in
Paris in the summer of 1919. Carpen-
tier was an easy victor In eight
rounds. short time later. English
sportsmen arranged to have Carpen-
tier meet Joe Beckett. the British
heavyweight in what was expected to
he classic battle. Carpenter knocked
out Beckett In single round. In 1920
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-02
ATHLETICS SPLIT
With SENATOR'S
Mogridge Holds Mackmen
To Three Hits In II
Frames
AMERICAN

Washington. D. c., July 1-PhiIa-
delphia and Washington broke even
Mogridge holding the Mack men to
three hits in a twelve inning / to o
victory in the second contest. Moore
won over johnson in tho opener
Philadelphia punched hits in the
eighth for the deciding runs. Fret
game: txf,zsyshti
Philadelphia 600 900 O2O-2 8
Washington. 600 100 o00-1 o
Batteries-Moore and Perkins:
johnson and Picinnich.
Second Ran1e.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-02

hoefer. Alexander and o'FarrelI.
summary - Two sase hits: Terry.
Grimes. HeAthcote. Thre. base hits:
Maisel. Home run: Kelleher. Stolen
base: Smith. Sacrifice: Clamons ts):
Maisel tD. Kelleher Doubi. .>Iays:
Grimes TO O'Farrell; Terry to Keil.-
her; Alexander TO Grimes: Terry to
kclleher to Grimes. Bases on balls:
OFT Alexander. 3. off Halnes. l. of
North. !. Innings pitched: Haines. s:
North. ?. Struck out: by Haines. 4.
Alexander, T. Passed bali: O'Farrell.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-02
MINISTER SEEKS
DEMPCEY's DOWNFALL

Eugene, Ore, July 1.-Hope that
Jack Dempsey would get blamed
good nauling tomorrow" was ex-
pressed today by the Rev. ". s. Gil
bert, Presbyterian minister, former
army chaplain and now command of
the American Legion OF Oregon. at
the opening OF the Legion state con-
vention here.
Following Rev. Gilhcrt's declaration.
the convention telegraphed, its best
wishes to Georges Carpenter for his
success.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-02
.,-rney uoo,,ER WINS GOLF

Roulosre. France, July l.-tsy the
Associated fr"esp-Auorcy eoornef' :,
youne Rritish professional, golfer OF
the st. cloud. France club. today won
Tho French National open golf cham
nionship by defeating Arnaud Massey
of France In the playoff OF Thursdhy
game. ,,
Massey thrice held the French opo"
c,nmp,onship and tho British cham
pionahip In 1907 Boomer formerly
pup,l OF Massey won ~, to iSs.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-02

fng pile-driver blows into his
enemy's middle and over his
heart. Then Dempsey uses and
drives a terrific left to the face.
Carpenter leaps from his crouch
to plant knockout left to tho
head.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-02
ERROR ALLOWS VICTORY

ST. Louis. Mo. July IA perfectly
executed squeeze play and an error by
Collins allowed Chicago to score two
runs IN the ninth inning and defeat
St Louis. Tvomhiy held ST. Iouis to
four hits IN eight innings In his frat
major league game Williams hit Ais
tNird home run IN ihre days. Score:
A.tIII.ACO
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-02
Good Weather Promised
For Dempsey Fight

Washington. n. c.. July Experts
OF the weather bureau after coming
latest reports announced tonight that
Jersey city for the Dempsey-Carpen-
tier bout tomorrow would enjoy fair
weather with a temperature of be
tween so and s5 degrees. There was n
chance. they added. that clouds might
temper the July sun.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-02

Philadelphia 600 600 900 ooo-o o
Washington 600 600 600 Ool-I I 1
Batteries-Hasty and Perkins. Mo
rridEe and Charity.
Summary-Two base hits: !. Walk
sr. Charity. Perkins. Stolen bases:
Harris. Shanks. Sacrifice Harris.
Double plays. Mccain TO Dykes to
y. walker. Left on bsnes: Philsdei-
phis. S. Washington. T. Bases on
balls; OFF Hasty. .: Mogridge. l..
Struck out: BY Hasty. a. MogridEe. S.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-02
TIMELY HITS GIVE WIN

Pitsburg. Penn. Judy Tim ely
hitting and q Cincinnati error save
Pittsburg victory over the Reds.
RiSey was effective and would have
hold the Pirates scorcless but for
koprs error in tn" fourth with the
bases full and two out. Morrison was
unsteady. passing ak men but double
plays saved him. Elmer Ponder a
pitcher. WAS traded to Chicago today
Tor Robertson. an outfielder. tho
Pirates announced. Score:
CTNCyNNArY
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-02
Batted for Twomhiy IN ninth
xS-Ran for Yaryan in eighth.

r-8z:.-a for II. IN ninth.
IRAN for SEVERED In ninth.
zrz-pnttsd Tor ralmero IN ninth.
Score hy innings.
S-hiraro - o-nl 90 oo.-4 - 0
81 rouis -.... n1o oNo oio--- J
Batteries. Twcnhiv. Kerr and
rchsik: pairSro and collins.
summary Two bn.c hits, Johnson.
rnimerc. williams. home run. VIII
Hams: stolen base. strunk: sscrific~s,
lee. Mcclellan :. Schslk. lacoh.on'
johnson: double plays, lee to Sisler'
,rNsrus 20 lee TO stHinr. innings
pitched. T,vomhiy :. Kerr Z. bases on
halls. of Twombiy 5. rsimerc :: nit
ty pitcher. by Pslmero Hooper.
struck out. hy palrnero 5. T-onhiy ;.
Kerr 1; Wild pitches, Palmetto. passed
bail. Collins.
New York. July i-pos'or-N"~
York ros'rnref rain
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-02
AMERICAN LHAoUR

Games Today.
Chicago at ct. Louis.
Detroit at Cleveland.
Philadelphia at Washington.
Boston at New York.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-02
CHICAGO Wins
FROM CARDS
Seesaw Contest Goes To
Chicago When They
Hit Hard
NATIONAL

Chicago. III. July 1.-Chicaeo de-
feated St. Louis In a see-saw game
In which they were outhit by the Wis
itors. Sensational support by Alex
ander however saved the game for
the locals. Score:
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-02
LrNGLEN RETAINS TITLE

Washington. July l.-(Ry Tho Asso-
ciatcd Press)-Milc. Suzanne Lensler
retained tho British turf court women''
singles tennis championship by defeat.
ing Miss Elizabeth Ryan of California
in the challenge round here today.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-02
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION

At Memphis. q: Little Rock,1
At Birmingham, g.: Nashville, I.
At Chattanooga. s; Mobile. 8.
At Atlanta. 8, New Orleans. I.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-02

Ftfsburs non 800 onS-s IL o
Batteries - Rixey. Donohuc and
winro. Morrison and Schmidt.
Two base hits: Carey shrdlu shrd
Summsry-Two haHe hits: Carey.
Bnrhart Three base hits; Highee.
Bsrnhar,. Sacrifices: Duncan. Dou-
bio plays: Groh to Bohne to psu-
bert. Risey to kopf to Daubcri. Sch
midc 10 Msrsnville; Marnnvilln to
CutshawNto 70 Grimm. Bases on balls:
OFF Risey. :. Morrison. 6. Donohus.
4 iruinIs pi;ch.dS RiSey. 6: Dono-
hue. ?. Hit by pitcher; by Rissv,
'Grimm). Struck out: By RiSey. 1:
Morrison. ?.
Philadelphia. July i.-Rrook'yn-
Philadelphia game postponed. wet
grounds.
Boston. July New York Boston
both Far.s postponed rain.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-02
CLUB STANDINGS
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Games Today.
New York at Boston.
Cincinnati at PittshurR.
st. Louis at Chicago
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-02

sumo a low crouch much Of the
time and get in their deadliest
work from that position. Demp-
sey, crouched. begins boring in
on his opponent and lays tho
foundation for his k. O. by throw.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-02
ROBERTSON AND PONDER

TRADED
Chicago. Ill. July Dave Robert
son. outfielder of the Chicago Ne-
tionals tonight was traded to Pitts
burg for Pitcher C. r. Ponder. Pond
ar reports tomorrow. Robertson
Joins Pittsburg tomorrow.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-02
REPORT NAVAL PLANES
TO FLY OVER ARENA

Jersey City. n. J., July 1.-Reports
that a naval patrol airplane would fly
over the arena tomorrow during the
fight caused John Bentley. commits
sloner of public safety to write to
Secretary Of tho Navy Edwin DENLY
asking him to prevent the flight He
believed the flight will endanser the
spectators.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-02
WESTERN LEAGUE

At wichita. q: Tulsa. &.
At 81 .toseph. 2. Des Noines. l.
At sioux City. Z. Omaha. 10
At oklahoma CITY, :. Joplin. G.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-02

This rugged chap, who packs a
mule wallop in both hands, has de-
signs on the bantam crown worn
by Joe Lynch. Kramer has made
a rep as a X. o. specialist and has
the science and speed needed with
the hitting power to make . champ.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-02

New York. July The Aero Club
of America unofficially requested its
members to take no chance in flying
over the arena.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-02

Nearly twice as many girls as bows
graduated from the high schools IN
Louisiana this year.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-02
Sandlot League

Pueblo All-stars challenge the Avon
dale nine for game to be played in
Avondsle July 4 to e;3o o'clock An
swer thru the Chieftain.
The Traction company baseball club, !,
undefeated SO far this season, wtli
meet the Lithias diamond crew sun
day afternoon on the new Central
grounds at . O'Clock.
Court of Honor Brownies will meet
the Bessemer White Sox Sunday after
noon at 1 O'Clock on the Santa Fe hill
iamond
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-02
Coast League

Batteries - Neihsu., kurz. shea snd
Elliott. Bromley. Thurston, Gould and
LINN
portisnd-seattie. postponed. rain.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-02
LOUIS

Totals ............33 s IA "a 10 3
n-Batted for Halnes in Tth.
xN-Batted for North in 9th.
CHICAGO
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-02

S~w York. July i-po.tor-Se~
York. postponed, rain
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-02
PHILADELPHIA
WAS SHINGTON

Two out when winning ru
scored
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-17
Irish Tenor WEEDS
dy Aasociated Pross

DALLAS. Texas Dec lt Allen Me.
Quhao. of New York. noted Irish tenor.
ma Miss Francis strong King nf Dallas
we're married here tonight Dos Bishop
T. y. Lynch. Of tho Catho.i, church
Nttcr wedding trip Boo south Texas.
Mr.. and Mrs. McQuhoo viii leave for
New York city their futur, home
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-17
DECLARES POLK
STREET DOOMED
FOR RESIDENCES
BETTER HOMES GOING TO
SOUTHWEST, ASKEW
TELLS REALTORS.

Belief that Polk Street is doomed as
a resident street was Expressed 10y w.
A. Askew al the Real Estate Board
luncheon Friday noon at the Amarillo
Hotel. He added that he believed Polk
from Fifteenth north was especially
bound TO become filled with business
houses. In the development on South
Polk he predicted that there would be
many apartment houses and garages
constructed
That the finer residences In the
future will be- built on South Harrison.
Tyler and Van Buren, was stated by
Mr. Askew. lie also endorsed starting
a movement for a union station for
Amarillo. and doubted the ACCESSIBILITY
OF using Boy Scouts for traffic cops.
Mr. Askew's talk was primarily along
coming plans for Amarillo.
Annual election OF officers will be
held the final meeting OF the year, an.
nounced President John u. Gilvin. G
T. Mayer. T. NJ. Bruner and W. a.
Askew were named on a committee 20
help collect back dues from members
President Gilyin read a letter from
the Ad Club inviting realtors to attend
the meeting on Tuesday, Dec. 20. at
which Charles Henry Macintosh. pres.
ident Of the Associated Advertising
Clubs OF the World, will speak. E.
Entertainment FOR the luncheon WAS
In charge OF W. V. Lowry. This In.
cluded the singing OF several real
estate songs and proved very popular
Miss Regeno Gilvin and Miss Aids
Nichols and Il. NJ. Crabb assisted 10
the program.