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New-York tribune., 1921-03-27
Notes Of the Won1en's Clubs - Affairs IN Society

will hold its annual luncheon at the
Hotel Astor Saturday. Reservations
may be made with Mrs. c. !. Pearson,
265 West Eighty~frst Street.
At tho monthly meeting Of James
Henry Parker Chapter, y. p, c., held
Monday at the Hotel Astor, the members
were addressed by DR.. Rosalie
Slaughter Morton, who spoke of her
hospital experiences overseas and at
home, and by Lieutenant j. O. Cobb,
medical officer in charge Of the hospi-
tai at Fox Hills.
The Elmira College Club Of New
York, of which Mrs. Leon T. lie Wald
is president, gave a tea yesterday
afternoon at the Women's University
Club, 106 East Fifty-second Street,
for Elmira College undergraduates in
and about New York during the Easter
holidays.
sHarding's Administration; or The
New Broom to DAte,n will be the topic
of lecture to be. given under the
auspices Of the Woman's Press Club
and Of the New York City Colony, Ma
tional Society Of New England Women,
at the IpWn dAlt, April ID. Ihe
speaker will be Miss Janet Richards,
whose morning talks on current events
have been . feature of the season. Miss
Lille d'Angelo Bergh, first vice -presi-
dent of the Woman's Press Club, ar
ranged the lecture. There will be q
reception to Miss Richards. Graham
McNamee, barytone, will sing group
Of songs.
The New York Browning Society met
Wednesday at the Waldorf-Astoria, the
poem for study being "The Two Poets
Of Croisic.' Short addresses were given
by Lyman Whitney Allen, Mrs. A. A.
Mrs. Douglas Fenwick, Mrs. William T..
Voight, Mrs. Miles M. Dawson and Mrs.
Jessie X. Watson. These were followed
by, an animated discussion from the
floor.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-27
Sigma Chi Dinner Arranged
New York Alumni 10 Gather at
the AstOr Tuesdav

The thirty-first annual dinner of the
New York Alumni Association of the
Sigma Chi Fraternity will be held at
the Hotel Astor Tuesday. The speak
ers will include Senator Harry S. New,
of Indiana; Congressman G. A. Newton,
Merrill Moores, II. A. Cooper and
Stephen Mather, director of national
Parks.
The guests of honor will include
Senator Davis Elkins, of West Vir-
ginia; General T. Coleman du Pont
Carl J. Schmidlapp, president OF
the Chase National Bank; Angus Nc
Lean, director of War Finance Corpora
tion; Feseral Judge c. Fl. Foster, of
Bridgepols; Lawrence DeGraff, Justice
Of the Supreme Court Of Iowa; Nelson
b. Hadley, Insurance Commissioner of
the State of New York; George Ade
Booth Harrington. Edwin Lefevre
Fontaine Fox and Colonel J. H. Wells
The postmaster will be Dr. J. Her
bert Claiborne. The president of the
association is Joseph D. Evans and the
chairman of arrangements committee
is j. M. Potts.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-27
Officers Installed
By Women's Societv'
For Political StutjIy
Addresses, Songs and In,s..
probation of Sleep Wall.
ing Scene From sMacbe,h. N.
at A Anniversary Luncbeoa

The Society for Political s.,s
its thirty-hftb anniversary In m as'a
at the Hotel Astor Tuesday. tn sss'P
gram was unusually attractive So
G. Z. Engle, soprano, of Montels;. s'ss'
and Miss Mary Moore interDretsas ssss .ss
sleep walking scene from .sMach..s - :
and among the speakers we're w.
Walter S, Comley, president =. ia
State Federation OF Women,s - tns
Miss Mary Garrett Hav. M;ss I,u,s; ua
Varick Boswell, Baroness von @ r,nn ,nslen
and Mrs. Belle de Rivera. A'shasr
The new officers installed e.
next two years are: President ~ u soe
Otto Hahn; first vice-presldens Ms rs
Charles d. .Hirst; second vice. a
dent, Mrs. Frederick l.. Wak,hsrp. p's:'- ~
torian, Mrs. Newell Parker Andrn.s n's'
director, Mrs. Louis. Martin. 1sassi
The society is one. of the Oldest ~
the city and numbers among its n.,. ~
bers several women who helped To ',r.. ~.
ganize it thirty-fve. years ago w
Mrs. Minnie ID. Ewell was chairr.n
of the luncheon. A'sa
The annual luncheon of the Wi,.o,
College Club of New York will be- 'isSs IsIS
at the Hotel Astor April % in hona. as.S
Of the founder of the college, Miss sJ. S,i.
lie Wilson. S' -'''
There will be several novel featnrs.
on the program. Mrs. Alphonss q q
Koelble, $40 Manhattan Avenue :
chairman of the luncheon COMMITTEES.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-27
'Women's Clubs Arrange
Calendar Of Celebrations
Minerva to Observe Presidents Day, New York Thea
ter Club Its Tenth Anniversary and American
Criterion Society It's Ninth Birthday.

by Of interesting affairs
ranged them others
monthly meetings ng Mrs NOZZLE Mcconnell
president Mozart Society," will supper
Elizabeth McWams Minerva will celebrate presidents
WadorfAso tho Beethoven Scy
night at the Hotel Plaza the New York Theater Club will cee
tenth Tuesday Hotel Astor with
tion; Womens Society o
American Society Leonard HILL
president special birthday
will mark the Criteron ninth
New-York tribune., 1921-03-27

IuncheOQSyIQT CnlS season.
Presidents of seven women's clubs
win share honors with John Barrett, Of
Washington, director general of the
Pan-American Union, and Newton ".
Gilbert, formerly Governor Of the Phil
ippines,s as guests.
The east ballroom, where the lunch
con is to be served. will be gay with
spring flowers and the walls of the room
are to be draped with American flags.
Spring flowers will deck the tables ar
ranged for the club members and
guests. Several hundred members al
ready have made reservations for COW
ers to Mrs. George w. Howes and her
associates on the luncheon committee,
Mrs. Edmond Norton Skinner and Mrs.
Adolphus T. Regan.
Mrs. Hill and the officers of the club
will hold reception in the foyer of the
east ballroom and luncheon will be
served at / o'clock The guests of
honor will be Mrs. Newton W. Gilbert,
Mrs. Belle de Rivera, honorary presi-
dent of the City Federation of Women's
Clubs; Mrs. Richard M. Chapman, pres
ident of the City Federation; Mrs. Wal
ter S. Comfy. president of the State
Federation; Mrs. William Rogers Chap
!; man, president of the Rubinstein Club;
baroness Won Klenner, president of the
National. Opera Club; Mrs. Otto Kahn,
president of the Society for Political
Study, and Mrs. A. M. Palmer, president
of the Rainy Day Club.
1 Internationalism will be the general
topic Of the brief speeches Of the
honor guests, the program being ar
ranged by Mrs. Cora Welles Trow,
chairman. These addresses will be lin
tied to ten minutes, with longer time
given to Mr.. Barrett, who. takes for his
subject "Our Great .Pan-American Op-
Women"
& Mr.. Gilbert will talk Of the Philip
pines and the natives of those Pacific
islands. At the conclusion of the ad-
dresses q music recital will be given
by group of professional artists. Mrs.
Margaret Weber is chairman of music.
Those serving on the luncheon com
mittee are Mrs. j. B. Duval, Mrs.
Arthur II. Leary, Mrs. Herbert Lincoln
Aldrich. Mrs. William L.. Youngman,
Mrs. Walter NJ Annette, Mrs. Albert
Worthington Neisel, Mrs. Charles
Ward Baker, Mrs. Frederic Wesley
Sharp, Mrs. Carl Cronemeyer, Mrs.
Arthur Veel Rose, Mrs Thomas Edward
Conrad, Mrs. Alexis F. Besson, Mrs.
Benjamin Franklin Miller, Mrs. F. Pro
vost Batterton, Mrs Herbert Brooks
Walker and Mrs. Charles A. Barthol-
0mas. -
New-York tribune., 1921-03-27
Barnard Alumnae to Give Dance

The Newman Club of the Barnard
College alumn@ will give a benefit
dance April in the Waldorf Astoria
Roof Garden. Among the patronesses
are Mrs. Jacob Phillips, Mrs. Carleton
Hayes, Mrs. De Lancey Kane, Countess
Iselin and Mrs. Jules Boulatour. The
committee in charge is composed of
Miss Marie Bernholz, Miss Julia Boil
ger, Miss Edith Conway, Miss Helen
Dwyer, Miss Catherine McEntegart and
Miss Virginia McGivney.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-27
Theater Assembly to Entertain

The annual luncheon and follies of
the Theater Assembly, Mrs. j. Christie
pher MARKS president, will be held
April 80 at the Hotel Astor. ssThe Girl
and the Pearl; or, The Catch of the
Season" is the name of the play to be
presented. 1t was written by Mrs.
James N. Ballantine, dramatic director.
and the scenes are laid at the Oneida
Lake Country Club, which belongs to
the Theater. Assembly. The cast will
be made UP of officers and members of
the assembly.
Among those who have already made
reservations for tables at the luncheon
are Mrs l. B. Niver, Mrs. w. y. Rauch,
Mrs. F. C. Ringer, Mrs. r.. r. Teeter'
Mrs: William J. Bisselle, Mrs. Dora
Davies, Mrs. 3. j. Forsythe, Mrs. A. p.
MAYHEM, Mrs. E. G. Williams, Mrs. L.
;. Barrett, Mrs. j. S. Berisford, Mrs. C.
=, Williams, Mrs. N. l.. Cullir, MS.
nerDert Smythe, Mrs. Edward Wells.
mrs; A. r: Doerle, Mrs. A. L. Page, Mrs.
r: u. Mittower, Mrs. l.. +. Marrer.
MRS. Edwin Archer, MRS. :. nj. Massey.
Mrs. Theodore Gibhcas, Mrs, George T.
Ryan and Mrs, !. n. Wells.
Theors., Mrs. Harold George Wood
prSs. dent and founder, will holdsits an
1850 S"SsSA u1SAhlaSL III Lne grand ball
room OF the Astor, April l8 MANY
OF the stars of the theatrical profes,
sion now playing in New York. and
authors, have accepted invitations to
be guests Of honor. Theoria is In
dorsed by David Belasco, Daniel Froh-
man, Sam H. Harris and many other
prominent producers and authors.
Reservations for tables or single COW
ers may be made from the president.
Mrs. Woods l2 East Thirty-frst Street,
or the chairman Of reservations, Mrs.
I. H. Huot, 250 West Eighty-eighth
Street.
Mrs. Gustave Gordon Schick enter
tanned the president and the board Of
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D. A. r. Chapter to Give Dance

The Washington Heights Chapter. d.
A. r., Mrs. Samuel j. Kramer, regent,
will give it's third reception and dance
tomorrow at the Hotel Gotham. The
patronesses are Mrs. Samuel j. Kramer,
Mrs. Oviedo M. Bostwick, Mrs. Silas B.
Bostwick, Mrs. Harvey r. Cronk, Mrs.
Thomas N. Hill, Mrs. Floyd Jarrett,
Mrs. Audley x. Leon, Mrs. Anthony
Lo Forte, Mrs. Foster Moore, Mrs. John
W. Mack, Miss Susan w. Patterson,
Mrs. Thomas C. Shotwell, Mrs. George
"; Stowe and Mrs. Charles Wesley
The junior committee includes Miss
Lucy Aell, Miss Olive Bostwick, Miss
Dorothy Currier, Miss Edith H. Donald
son, Miss Louise Lo Forte, Miss Alice
Lyman. Miss Helen Merryman, Miss
Elizabeth White, Miss Isabel Van
Doren and Mrs. j. Pierre Seaman.
Clio, Of New York City, Mrs. Willis
r. Miner president and Mrs. Charles
Duane Baker honorary president, will
meet tomorrow afternoon at the Hotel
Astor; 1t will be q musical program.
Merrill, violinist; Claude Velsor. tenor.
and Helen Benson, soprano. At 2:30
O'Clock Mrs. Finley J. Shepard will ad-
dress the members on "Some Ten
denotes of Our Day"
The Ellen Hardin Walworth CHAPTER
; D. A. r., Mrs. Harvey Tyson White,
regent, held its monthly meeting Tues
ray Gay afternoon at the Hotel McAlpin,
The speakers were Mrs. Cora Welles
Irow on "Current Events" and Dr.
!Hienry Rose, of Newark, who gave an
Illustrated reading of the play "Smilin'
Ihru." Miss Rosemary Pfaf, soprano
sang two groups of songs, accom-
panied by Willard Sutstburg The
next meeting Of the chapter will be held
on April 20 at the McAlpin.
The Society of Illinois Women IN
New York, Mrs. Thomas Slack, presi.
Astoria.
T., ADA Sterling, gave dramatic read
ing OF her book, Mary, Queen Of Scots,
preceding it with q history Of Marv's
ch1idhood days.
NINE. Augusta Turpin, soprano. and
m,suys ~ sCn, Meehan. contralto, sang group
The "Trend Of Modern clubdom',, was
Sne m text OF an address by Mrs. Parke
Dorothy Whetmorc, q member -
margaret Anglin's cast in "Joan Of Arc ),
told about the Provincetown Plavers
Mrs waiter II. Gahagan. guest ~
nSa, nnoSnor; spoke on the aAfiiliation al
The society held philanthrop;c Fund
card party Friday.
Among the new members presented
were Mrs. William F. Kesscl. Mrs Iane
hed1eid Vose and Mrs. /. T. Trow.
Post Parliament Elects Officers
At the last meeting Of the Post Par.
lament the election Of directors result.
ed as follows: Mrs. William R. Stew.
art. Mrs. Nanette Bryan, Mrs. Mar
-oswes. Mrs. Ida Slack, Mrs. Ellen 4
Wall, Mrs. Hattie Hill and Mrs. Leopold
Stern.
Among the interA~ssax meetings q.
the week was tFacS neld by the Society
Of New YS.N State Women, with Dr.
Mcneil, president. acting as chairman
sof the day.
The speaker was Mrs. William d
Sporborgs whose subject was ssAmeri-
canization e. M -. Harry Lilly, first dis
trict chatrman, and Mrs. Walter S.
Comfy, president Of the New York State
Federation of sWomen's Clubs, gave
greetings, each putting forth her par
ticular idea Of the special work for
women. That Of Mrs. Comfy was com
-. 4 xY - ~
New-York tribune., 1921-03-27

Sundays tea will be given by the Car
roll Glee Club.
A large reception and musicale was
given at the Oasis Club, 19 East Forty
seventh Street, Tuesday in honor of
Nine. Georgette lie Blanc. Among
those present were Mr.. and Mrs.
Frederick Thompson, Mrs. James f.
Neal, Miss Irwin Martin, Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur Garratt, of London; Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert Sterner, Mrs. Roger Lam
son, Donald Evans, B. Ogden Evans,
B. Ogden Chisolm, Miss Florence Per
kins, and. George de Silveira Duarte,
Consul General for Portugal.
The Congress of States Societies held
an informal meeting Thursday at it's
headquarters in Hotel Gregorian. The
program was in charge of South Caro-
lima, Mrs. Edward Burton Williams act
ing chairman. There were several vo-
cal selections given by Mrs. Guy Tru-
lock, and Dr. w. Warren Giles gave a
talk on the Constitution. The chair
man and Mrs. John T. McNair gave
greetings and much information about
their home state, South Carolina.
The recently admitted members to
the congress are Mrs. John A. Lefferts,
Mrs. Miles M. Dawson, Mrs. Alfred +.
Masury, Mrs. Mary Jester Allen, Miss
Elizabeth F. Reed and Mrs. Joseph
Gutman.
Charter Chapter, Daughters of the
Union. enjoyed the hospitality Wednes-
day of Mrs. Homer Lee at hey home.
SOL West End Avenue.
Mrs. Lee had as her guests besides
Charter Chapter the newest chapter
OF the national society, the Monitor, of
Brooklyn, of which Mrs. Charles Falco
is regent. Several recitations were
given by Mrs. Frederick w. Norris, a
reminiscent as well as patriotic talk
by Mrs. Simon Baruch, and Mrs.
Katherine Hulling sang.
Presidents of several other organixa-
tions were special guests. Refresh
ments were served, with Mrs. H. G..
Conrad pouring tea and Mrs. William
A. Cable serving punch.
The National California Club con-
vened at the Waldorf Astoria last
Tuesday, Drama Day. In absence of
the appointed chairman. Frank w.
Johnson, the president, was chairman
of program, which opened with a talk
on california, the Home of the
Movies" by Thomas ]. Vivian, who re-
vealed the fact that Ex-Governor Leland
Stanford was responsible and made
possible years ago the beginning of
that most productive form of entertain
ment which attracts and gives recrea-
tion to so many millions to-day.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-27

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to further the work Of education, es-
pecially in the rural districts.
Among other guests Of honor were
Mrs. William r. Stewart, who told Of
the objects and progress Of the Daugh-
ters of the Union, of which she was
recently elected president general, and
Mrs. Josephine Bennett, national secre-
tary of the Friendly Society of India.
Leone Kahl gave readings Of j. H.
Daly's italian Poems" and Miss Sonda
Yergin, through courtesy Of Faminoff
caused much enthusiasm by her rendi-
tion of the aria from "Tosca." There
were violin solos by John Oakley Nc
Knight, with Miss Anna Schilling at
the piano. Mrs. Helen Goodman gave
an Interpretation of Liszt's "Rossig-
nol.''
The program opened with ssThe Star
Spangled Banner" and closed with
America" Nine. Lagar Sasover was
accompanied.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-27

MISS JUNE LOVE (lett) IS,
49, eoith Miss Marion GMevmsey
Camica, Of tile Juniors Of the
American Criterion Society, of
aohich Mrs. Leonard L. Hill is
president.
Miss Clara Elizabeth McWil-
lsants iss0 daughter of Mrs. Owen
J. McWillianas. Mrs. Noble Me-
Com'sell, president Of the New
York Mozart Society, Is giving a
dance for her tomorrow night at
the Hotel Aston.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-27
Virginia Society a New Club

istence last week and was named the
Virginia Society. The call for organi-
zation was made by Mrs. F. M. Tench,
who is member and officer of many
other New York clubs. The officers
elected to serve the first year are Mrs.
Frank Murray Tench, president; Mrs.
r. w. Jones, first vice-president; Miss
Mildred Henry, second vice-president;
Mrs. H. w. Tutman, recording secre-
tary; Mrs. Francis Boyle, corresponds
ing secretary, and Mrs. Theophilus B.
Hilton, treasurer.
The next meeting will be held Fri
day.
The annual meeting and election of
directors of the National Society Of
Patriotic Women of America. Mrs. Will
liam r. Stewart president, is scheduled
for April at the Waldorf Astoria. The
principal speaker will be Colonel Lang
don, of Governors Island, and there
will be music under the chairmanship
OF Mrs. Florence Foster Jenkins.
The annual meeting and election of
officers Of the National California Club
Will take place Thursday at 2 o'clock
at the Waldorf-Astoria. The annual
reports of chairman and officers will
be given. Mrs. Thomas j. Vivian is
president.
Charter Chapter, Daughters of the
Union, Of which DR.. Frances w. Mcneil
is regent, will give card party at the
Waldorf-A Astoria Thursday. The game
will be in charge Of Mrs. Harry Drul-
lard, of the Hendrix Hudson. She will
have large active committee to as
sist her.
Preceding the game there will be a
short business meeting at = o'clock.
The Mills College Club of New York
City will give a card party at the
Women's University Club, 10as East
Fifty-second Street, ON the afternoon
Of April 16. Il will be forI the benefit
of the Mills College Endowment Fund.
The committee in charge is Miss Eliza
beth Steinbeck, Mrs. F. H. Lloyd, Mrs.
F. C. Mills, Mrs. j. F. Day, with Mrs.
A. L. Thurston, chairman.
Mrs. Thomas j. Vivian, president of
the National California Club, and Mrs.
Henry u. Harrison are honorary mem-
bers of this committee.
The officers Of the club are Mrs. A.
L. Thurston, president; Miss Elizabeth
Steinbeck, vice-president, and Mrs. F.
H. Lloyd, secretary treasurer.
3.
Thurston, 16 East Ninety sixth Street.
The dinner dance given at the
Clarendon March 18 by the Michigan
Women in New York, Mrs. John ]
Bush president, was largely attended
The regular monthly meeting will be
held at the home Of Mrs. Alfred Hum.
phreys, Hotel Ansonia, Wednesday, and
on April z the society will give a card
party at the Pennsylvania Hotel, the
proceeds of which will be used in aid.
ing disabled soldiers and other philan-
thropic work.
A special entertainment and dance
for the benefit of the philanthropic
fund of the Rubinstein Club, Mrs. w. r
Chapman president, will be given Fri.
day, evening. in the roof parlors Of the
Waldorf-Astoria. The sixth and last
afternoon musicale will be given April
l6, at 2 o'clock, in the ballroom of The
Waldorf Astoria. The third and las,
evening concert for this season will
be given April 10, in the grand ballroom
/ Of the Waldorf-Astoria.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-27

ST. Clare's Guild will give a euchre
and tea Saturday for the benefit of the
guild. The musical program for next
Sundays tea will be given by the Car
roll Glee Club.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-27

A hospitality committee for the
afternoon were Mrs. Louise A. Hadley,
Mrs. A. N: Ryon, Mrs. Emory B. Lease,
MRS. Il. Winfield Gilbert and Mrs. Will
liam Griffith. chairman.
The president, Mrs. John Holley
Clark, was in the chair.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-27

The Wisconsin Women's Society
Mrs. Victor Frederickson president.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-27

Presidents Day will be celebrated to-
morrow by the Minerva Club, Mrs.
Howard MacNutt president, in the
large ballroom of the Waldorf Astoria.
Nearly all the presidents of women's
clubs in New York will be entertained
at theluncheon, which will be followe d
by addresses by prominent speakers
and music. Mrs. John S. Yawger,
chairman of program for the season,
will be chairman of the day.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-27
Post Parliament Elects Officers

~ tne last meeting OF the Post Par
lament the election Of directors result
ed as follows: Mrs. William r. Stew
art. Mrs. Nanette Bryan. Mrs Msrv
~ywes, Mrs. Ida Slack, Mrs. Ellen 4
Wall, Mrs. Hattie Hill and Mrs. Leopold
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-06-10
POLITICAL TIES.
FORGOTTEN WHILE.
HONOR Is PAID TO.
KENTUCKY LEADER

Louisville. Ky. June 10.-Marks OF
respect are being paid Alvin r. Hert,
capitalist ami politician. whose funer-
al today brings 20 "a close an active
and successful career. Mr.. Hert died
Tuesday in Washington, where he had
gone To attend meeting of the Re-
publican national executive committee.
Of which he was a member from Ken,
lucky.
Beneath the friendly boughs Of two
majestic beech trees az his country
home. the Right Rev. Charles h. Wood.
cock, Episcopal bishop Of Kentucky,
and Dean r. l.. McCready Of Christ
church cathedral. will conduct the fu-
neral services. Some OF the most sue
cessful business men and politicians
in the country, members OF British
royalties. associates and friends ana
servants will minglc in this hour.
The cortege To the vault in beautiful
Cave Hnl cemetery will bc restricted to
members OF Mr.. Hert's immediate fam
ily.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-06-10
GRAIN ELEVATOR
EARLY
THIS MORNING IN
OKLAHOMA CITY

oklahoma City June 10.--Fire of
undetermined origin early today de
stroyed the L.angeburg grain elevator
here with a total loss Of $4,000. The
elevator was valued at $4,000 and
grain in the bins at SO 900.
The elevator is owned by j. c.
Pearson Of Marshall, Okla, and the
firm of Cathcart and Cottrell Of Des
Moines, Iowa. and NewlIirk, Okla. 1t
was operated by the firm of Lange-
berg Bros. Of st. Louis
The first fire alarm was turned in
at 1880 and the entire fire depart
ment responded. The elevator is p
600 feet from the nearest fire plug
and difficulty was experienced in
reaching the blaze with sufficient
water. When the fire department ar
rived. the elevator was ablaze through
out and the flames were leaping high
into the air The roof collapsed at
$40 o'clock and the walls collapsed
soon after.
No one was injured. The elevator
had a capacity of $4,000 bushels but
only 1000 bushels OF wheat were in
storage.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-06-10
Senator Owen Suggests That c. venent Buy Up All owPrce Oi
LegiOnnaireS of
Oklahoma Will Send
Floral Offerings

American Legion posts throughout;
the state will combine in sending
floral offerings TO the late +. w.
Galbraitli, national commander. who
was killed in an automobile acci-
dent and whose funeral will be con.
Quoted in Cincinnati, Saturday, II.
Il. Fell, commander of the okla
hOma department. announces.
II do not know whether we will
observe any form OF ceremony or
not" Commander Fell stated, II
have not been notified from nation
al headquarters on this matter"
Mr.. Fell stated that he had been
advised by Lemuei COLES, national
adjutant, that the latter's engage
ment at Shawnee Monday, June l3,
when a meeting Of post commanders
and presidents Of WOmen's Auxili-
aries will be held would be cancelled
on account Of the death Of Mr.. Gal
braith. The adjutant had expected to
leave for Shawnee on Saturday.