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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-08
LMAR|LLOANs ATTEND
MEETING At CANADIAN

CANADIAN. Texas Ian. --i'aN m.
raul banouc, of the Canadian Chtinl or
~ CONNER" was held toni ~. Hr"ri
ilO men and women Ecing present.
7. ". Sanders. the president ~ the
club. acted ~ tnastmaStcr AMI intro
duced \ =. Stinrr,,. president Of tf'
Panhandle. plains Chamber u Com
nerve. Frank Il. Iamisnn. Secretary q;
the same organization. AMI thu re
Or. Thom0cn. 81 Amarillo. all " whom
spoke.
Officers elected for 1927 were J. "
sanders. president. reelected; Carl
ssudcr. viceprusldeni. Floyd Studc'
treasurer; W. A. Palmer. secretary.
The club went on record az being
"Gloom.killers,"
MUSIC throughout the evening pro-
eecdinEs was furnished nv Mtchclrs
orchestra: the meeting closed by thu
singing IL the national anthem.
"Amcrica."
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-08
Preparations For
Automobile~Style
Show Being Made

Chair'nin Jack Rogers IT the en-.
tetiainment eommliiee Of the auto
inoblle.stylr show a. b. held 0n the
dates OF the annual convention ol
the Buyers aud S"ilcrs association
in Amarillo. February %. - and
~. has been acti,e In his efforts,
yoined by ether members cf his or.
kaniyation. a. sscurr the best NJ.
tr'setians Tor the great event. Speak.
,. log Friday afternoon of his work
IN connection with enicrtainn,en,
features for the siinw. NJ. Rogers
said
Contracts were forwarded today To-
the signatures Of one uf the ahlest az
lgrrgatlcns AZ entertainers ON the rad
! am sur thlt we viii secure this CO...
Esni.atlon Tor tn show. and " W. do o.
will Certainly b. "a case Il something
every minute feel that I oxpresi
the sentiments ~ the entertainment
committee especially, and that - IN
Anarillc.ranhandlc Automo,lvc assn.
ctaticn general committee when fnv
that nothing II too good for our friends
&C the Texas Plains country.
I'VE have negotiated with numerous
examinations and our present tender
a. contract II made only after we hav"
given the vacious offerings close ur.'
ltsving in mind the lac, that W. viii
have thousands e people from al over
this and ether states. IN attendance AZ
the show. Just as spnn as the attrac
ttns are Infinitely booked We VIII
spread thcslctails ~ the attractions over
shc territory 50 that thosc who ara
planning To- be here. may know some'
thing of the treat In store for them.
From the heads ~ the ether com.
INK aionr n a surprisingly rapid rate,
toward definite form ir every particular
We viii have demand Tor far mere space
than We are able to offer. this fact Is
gained from he arrangements commit
tee Tho decorations committee Is WORK.
inE cut an elaborate scheme. and tho
interior will he most pleasing. 60 saw
<Inthing of the showing - electrical
decorations en- the streets and In CON
ntetion with the exterior ~ the elegant
Cocperlfvin building. So graciously
furnished gratis for this attraction.
People from all over the Texas Plains
Eastern New Mexico and Western ard
Northwestern oklahoma are concerned
IN this show. We are expecting liner
al representation from many ~ tn
leadine factories In the United States.
The show il going with u sweep and
we are expecting record crowds dur
,ng the three days o. the Buyers and
Sellers convention"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-08
s,rrei Forces Busy.

The street forces are doing soas
excellent grading and smocth,nf. q.
Ing the tractor and grader % gseas
cffeci ON same 81 IN. longer ssresrhea
81 the east and west streets. IN addi.
iion To- tn surface work on the earth
streets. force ~ men IN engaged In
clearing the cutters and opening TIE
drains.
II b understood n he the plan OF
city Manager Colby 10 continue this
work until al ~ the dirt street.
stretches shall have been put into bsxs
possible shape.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-08
Oklahoma City Resident Tells
How Tarlse Benefited Him
self, Wife and Eldest Daughter

n Just urrdrl e general an around
huiliing np md Tanlac has done thet
very 'hins fHr mo" S3M A. " ilrdgr
N',i.ln0wn propri'tur q the Sanitary
ChaniDg Wwks at 80 Harrison Az
cnu, Oklahoma C.iy okla.
"N.nut 'wp Years agt." conilnurd
Mr. H. ls'' n got in a might had run
down condition and had very little
strength o. energy 7 lest nv apI~ti;r
80 completely That ncvct seemed .u
- hungry avid what iittls | ,lil cat
ilir't digest property snd failed a. givs
ms IN" proper nonrishnen Sw that
became very weak was extremely
nervous 20 tin,cS ard Got very hlilo
test hom my slecp. Ms extremely
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-08
Mission En,er,aIns Troop

Following rgeuiar meeting %
Troop . under the leadership ~ Scout
Master Parcels and Assistant Scout
Master Fallcr. "a which Alfred Fields
and Charles Smith were madr mem.
hers az the organization. the Scouts
were invited to attend thu show at
tn Mission as compliment from Ross
Rogers
No livlicr theatre party haH ever
attended the Mission and the m&aicrs
II the troop expressed their uwn np.
probation experimenting that ~ the
boys.
a goodly portion 10 the iin,r ~ the
session prior 10 the theatre trip. WA
devoted to drills. The meetings q
this troop arr held each week In tho
building of The cts Iash, 4 Water
company where ample sru,c hss been
provided for the work
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-08

onditions In Amarillo arc good de.
Jared Col Thompson. "hut Il an II az
sili get behind everything that makes
CO., good business. business win bc
ett,g. GoDds ~ all kinds can h. 80.
urcd now. II you order anything from
'hicagu - New YORK City. the huus"
'ou order Il from viii not come lnck
with the reply that you can have II In
iN months. maybr-thoyI ship It to
,ou rlght now. tout .dcsui,e So com.
.a,lcs. he concluded. lets Ret~lp,hind
very movement that's for the public
so"d and the upbuilding Il a lattcr
'iiv: IN the coming election lets be
.cry careful 10 pick out the best men
available Tor each portion ard SEE Ia IL
hat they're elected In this connection
I want % mention To- you IN. mass
meeting called for tomorrow night at
the Court House. II " called for the
discusfion II public issues. The call
Tor the meeting. which you all saw In
The Amarillo Daily News. was unsign.
~. We don't knGw who ~ responsible
for ~; hut measures 81 public interest
Will be discussed whatever they arr.
We want to take at least listening
part IN the discussion"
Following Colonel Thompsous ad.
dress several ~ the members made
brief remarks In support If his call
to tn mcusbership tn take greater
part In the uphuilding ~ tho city. and
the sentiment - thosc present seemed
unanimously in favor of pushing worl;
on the Coliseum and On all other pub.
lie improvements TO q conclusion In
1927 and not waiting until sun. other
Vear Ia da AZ
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-08
Seat
in Senate Cost .
An Enormous Sum
Continued from page u

himself contributed IN excess OF the
letrai limitation ~ $3.50. The sntirs
hisis ~ the governments case, Mr..
Hughes told the court. was that this
LEGAL committee. having Illegally iuised
a legal sum ~ money for legal par.
pose. bccamc an iilegal conspiracy be.
cause lts candidate was aware that
more than $3.50 was hsins expended .
Solicitor General Peterson. present.
ing the governments case. took tho
issue with the theory presented by the
defense as to what constituted Viola.
tlon az the corrupt practices act. sena.
ter Newberry. according TO MIR. Frer.
son. being dcsirous Of entering the race
for senator In 1918. called a conference
In New York 81 Paul II. King Of
Detroit. afterwards bis campaign man.
ager. and Frederick Cody u New
York. former superintendent of De-
troit achuals. At this conference the
question of the campalgn's cost aross
and Nh friersoi mld Hewberry VA.
i1ld Il wouh require the expenditure
~ ss0.000 or more Having agreed
to enter the race on the. express con.
dltion that this sum would be expcnd.
81, the government held that he. Cody
and King had entered n conspiracy 90
defeat the provisions Of the statute,
Mr. Fficrson added that more than
ti7s.o oo was shown TO have been spent
hy the report filed by the campaign
m,nagcrs, and this sum did no, Ia
cludc moneys spent In behalf Of
Hciinc, n candidate for the nomination
u the democratic party Deposits
and Withdrawals from hanks made IN
behalf " The campaign aggregated IN
excess Of 100000. The prosecution a..
serted.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-08
Gompers on Way
to Mexico CITY
CONTINUED from n.rr :.

puhic and ior thu welfare ~ thu Mcvi.
can people. We Appreciate your coz.
dial welcome. We anticipate tho bon.
or and pleasure IN meeting yn iu the
Mexican capital
The private ear IN which Mr. Com.
rcrs and his party arr travelling r. said
IN have been us.si hy the late Venus.
iiano Carranza AS headquarters for tho
Cousiitutiunglist forces In the field.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-08

On motion. the pus, commander was
authorized To cmpluy q strnarronhrr
during The week q tho ptrpos a mem.
hrship dr'Nr. Another molten crowded
ilini g. solution II thanks De- given the
civ cuN.n,sSiun Tor an pla' cuur,csics
and stating that tho sense Il the mem.
n.rship ~ Hansen Post Is that he Col.
scum. when erected, shall contain only
those features which /, WIS originally
proposed that II should contain.
The daily press WIS next thanked for
It's hearty suppors - ihe American I.c.
cinr; ~ air ndmtnt To- ghr resolution
e thanks provided TIA, CumraCo John
Page. II the Amarillo pany News. BE-
especially thanked fur his work IN civ.
ing ruhlici'y to i.crion, affairs TNe
lio2rd q city Development was thank
vd e. III" usc ~ tn r. & ". ruonis.
'he LIGHTS and fixtures Tor club ,nrs ,inrs
tn, links were thanked Cor IL, willing
cooperation they have cytcndcd To- the
post IN assisting n,,dy members T..
aancial'y. TIL" ladies Auxiliary was
thanked for its un,iring work ard
hearty support 81 everything the past
has attempted throughout the wear. thc
u \ L. was thanked Tor tn piano
(which Tint organization A,vc to The pust
some tiiuc ago. aud which was doscrih,d
hy Tnmmand,i Estss as 'Our only ;ang.
lhlc asset \ !.st 81 1hou; forty new
pilir'nts f'r membership in tn. pos
was th,n a''a;;ad upon. an wcr. a..
crf'.d
C'rtiu,lcs Estes r,x, r1G io thc
moe nv ~ OFF, from Mrs Wiu Dru.
'o1 wit, rf NJ i'l Benton" to rlav
f,. M Nwrrnn Legion ~ hnr"
which b, O. pr.uH 90 h,'j la Ib p..r
iuttr' So" WIS ihlrkvl Co. Dc, o.fa'
which VIII u. accepted
The offer If a ral estate Irm a.
erect a building for the post. al ), month
" rental of $3.50 was declined with
hanks rs u ~ now ASSURED TIN; N
post vii have 2 home In the neor IN.
turc "a; q rental ~ nothins PET monih
Short talks were next made hv Com.
radios Rill Smith ard Ernest Thompson
sccru1,d by Commander Estes. urging
that al mcmh,rs e he loeal post az.
tend tho mass meeting az the court
hous' scheduled Tor tonight Every
wrn then prcwni was urged to attend
and Ia take his friends with him
| IN, prs' commander was nsxt IN.
s,rrct,d g. draw mp letter 20 Cover.
nor lo,t N'ff congIntulatinr him upon
The cvc' Hence II his chulcc In selecting
Major Parton az adlutant general and
another letter tn Cnmradc Parton cx'
pressing the pleasure &c the pest In his
sclcc tiun. and It's thanks To- him for the
work h. has done for thu post, and tor
the honor and distinction he Inns brought
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-08
u. S. Vessels Inferior
Many Other Nations

construction and probably 80 others
authorized: France 10 completed and
uni building and Italy ~ IN service
and ~ authorized.
Although the United States IL Great
fritain'u only scriuu1 competitor ia
The matter - submarine strength.
there ~ no evidence IN tables Of any.
thing approaching equality In this
brunch ~ naval strength. England
has = first line submarines In service.
Ga Ia the second line. ~ first i.iio
fleet suhmersiblrs and seven sccand
line. enc vtulfcr submarine and twb
monitor type sulnersiLlcs. mounting
isinch gun. aud another building
AgaiuSi ths great unf.ua1 fleet uf
49, vcs'l h the United States euuld
siow total ~ ~ submarines 81 II
iyl'rs divided into g. first line and a.
s'gond line short radius craft twl
flcA, submarines and M cruiser Su'.
moIaihics. with 90 others az various
tyIrs authorized. The United stairs
has none II the great monitor sfi,
m"rshlc, mounting is.lnch tnrret guns.
either built ~ building Japan has 10
first linc submarines OF any class 80
sccond line short radius Vessels ana
no n.oi. cruising 60 monlior iyucS. q.
though about 20 snimcrsiilcs q. 81.
classes have been au;hnr!zod. Frame
haE % submarines in se.Vlre - NJ
types md meme building. und Italy -
built and s building.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-08
Kentucky Visitors Here.

MIR. and Mrs !, W. Gudg'l 81
sheihyviiie. Kentucky. were In Anna
rg,lo Friday accompanied by Mr.. Ben'
ton. their brother in.law from clasen'
Don. JOINING him IN visit with his SON.
nm attache IL the local Fort Worth
and Denver railroad forces.
During his stay In Amarillo. Mr..
Gudgcl visited briefly with DIR. J. y.
Sunn. y former fellow townSman In
sheryyiile and an old time ncirhl"r
and friend,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-08
CT, Ru,s Owen Field.

M'SkOGEE, Okla. Ian. -.-Owc1
Field the scene If athletic and hasci'nil
contests here for wears. has hccn par.
chased u, Tho city frum United states
senator Ea'crt T. own for Sce.ooo "a
city bonds
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-08

Comrade Win Benton was unanl.
monsly elected rs member ~ the
Executive Committee: Buchor Thorpe
was clct ted Post Adjuiant Roy Green.
hlll' Vice Post Adiu,ant and another
Legion official WIN had automatically
forfeited hts office nv non attendance
at three successive meetings. was
given another chance. the Post Com.
mander being instructed io confer will,
him and inform him that II was tie
desire II the club that hc attend future
meetings.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-08
American Legion
Meeting Attended
By Large Number
Continued from pagc u

dghl, py9iscd. The charitable work
'nnc J." and through IIrnson Pest Wa
rcl'cl and the vol, of chaplain Hnl
brg,l IN this connection nrn;icncd. IN
'act ~ Clhh rooms was d.iilnrod i,y tn
p"st ccmm1ndcf who oNp.,ss,d hh
pleasure In The prcsnec; ihai tim. lach
&c ~ rnun To- D. temod.ed
Commander Estes concluded his re-
port by an expression ~ hearty thanks
To the Ladies Auxiliary Of the pos;
and e. the u. 4. A.. fur their untiring
support throughout the year. and hy .
series T eleven Recommendations
which were later adopted hy IN, mem.
bciEh.p. ~ thu conclusion ul hlr r..
port rising vote ~ thanks was pro.
poscd by Mr.. Estes TOT hts laiors
through the pas; year and was giv,r
. chorus OF rccondS rom every rart
- the we'lfillrd hlf. every person
present rising tu his icrt. 'mpul .!voly.
Following the rcpoig ~ the posi CON.
mandgr. Colonel Eines, Thofaosnn.
Who Won his title iu France. WITS called
ul"n Ia address the post. H. spnk.,
az length 81 the Possibilities 81 1921. 4"
which hc desc. ihed ~ Tar greater than
those 81 any preceding wear. Accord.
Ing to the srsakor optimism" shJuld
hc the keynote IN Amarillo. FOR surc,,
There are god times ahead ~ us here +"
lie urged the speedy beginning ~ work
on IN" cullsoum. and Insisted that that
work ~ carried through To It's complc.
ton without any further delay. Hlrl;.
ing hack o. the campaign FOR tho bond
'ssrc. he spoke Of opposition fiom W.
rsous quarters. and how. az the fire
station polling place there were nc
clerks present when the hour c-lme for
the voting Ia begin and rccitcd how
he and Major Barton. recently an.
pointed Gdjutant general. acted -
clerks throughout the day: ~ the man.
ncr Ia which the American Legion 20;
"a, the vote, and that the fact that
the measure carried hy six % one WIS
due very largely g. the united supnnrt
~ the members ~ the local post anl
their friends.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-08

to n
Tho meeting. hald by al ., have been
10 most succ,srlul If any IN the his.
tory ~ the post. was then closed nv a
nl'r from Commander Estcs f"r better
attendance to all euture meetings than
has been ACCORDED ri some ~ those ln
lite Iast.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-08
Naval strength

\ rccapitulaiiun 1T The figures shows
that the January /. 1921. strength -
the three PRINCIPAL naval powers In
first line M ior shirs 1atile shine ara
hattie cruis"rsl mounting guns ~ i3.s.
inch cllibcr or greater. il ns follows.
Great Britain, - vessels ~ -e3 Gs1
tons; United States 20 vessels ~ 500
ino tons and Japan ? ,css l. 81 .G;..
seo tuns
This compilation excludes capitI'
ships mounting guns ~ less than rs q.
inch culiher because 81 their low rat,
- efficiency IN modern hattie.
The projected strength 81 N, same
three powers az the end ~ 1898. IN cap
itil ships within the rlnc limitations
as to c1llhor ~ gums on the iasis Il
present projected building. IL fixed ~.
Great Britain, g ships totahng -.
$50 tons United States. % ship- 80
ss2.op0 tons. and JaWn. 80 shipr os
a2s920 tens.
dap,n b. c'i~rtcd q rrar'' it, r,s.- !.
go p'f.' 2, - ucplsr hCtwcen lg9a
and 1897 when the rphiiv, a'audiu-
as p,oi'ctod ia Indicated ~ h.inl Tho
same IN the c'sr 81 Great Britain aili
IN, United States, but with lapenS
capital ship flect increased 90 - wee.
sells of SiS9?0 tons
The toia' first line ship strength ~
the three powers January j. placed
aI.
Great Hritain. S3s ships 90 l.eoi SO
toms, United States $50 vessels ~ $50 .
- tons; Japan. - ships %. $50 500
tons. ss
\ comparison ~ the hroldsidr gun
uDWer of first lire capital shifr
M unlinL l2Inch guns aud M shows
'1' following
Grtt BRITAIN. eSS guns United
sistc9 10 ggnH. and Japan. g. guns
TAcSr Figures ial" into aeCm.ui onlv
Hr,s..s comriotcd
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-08
Building Plans Discnsse,l.

Referring ~ the present PROPOSAL,
which have been made nv a small n
very small. gtoup "a men that the
building he devoted ,o this cause and
that. tina; this office and some other
ufflcc nut into II. Colonel Thompson
fatty opposed any srch proposals. and
nta'cd that in the campaign FOR the
bond issue there was nothing said nv
any person about having ANYTHING Ia
the world IN th' coliseum save public
HILARY an one side at III main floor
a hrro for the Legion on the other
side. aud an iTmc;'ely ~ auditorium
IN between them TINT natatorium
should d. built ln'o the basement. aud
other r"oms upstairs might h. devoted
to small parties. with facilities for
cooking etc.
Colonel Thompson stated that h. had
attended all meetings ~ committees
which had 10 do with the Coliseum.
and that h. proposed - attend all
future meetings, with the one idea ~
pushing the work alune and allowing
M Influences To check the progress 10
he work - tn dlvcr,lng II The build.
lux go purposes other than thosc fnr
which II WAS intended h the publ.
when tn bonds were Vo;cd
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-08

Every iart ~ a church IN santa
Rosa. cal. ,Sr,pt tho noorine. came
from a slHgl redwood tree.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-08
Must show Progress

Among other possibilities Tor 1921
mentioned hy Colonel Thompson were
the million dollars now In bank fw
work uu Potter county reads; Ssoo 600
To- the proposed Potter county hospi-
tal: the Siso OeC hond issue authorized
for paving the streets in AMARILLO. tEc
sewer bond issue: the White Way ON
TAYLOR and Fourth streets; the i'm.
prov,Jncnt which thr Denver railroad
IL about 20 make IN It's yard facilities
hcrc. ~ an expense of 5000 .000. the
new hotel which he himself proposes
to erect in the spring at IN expense ~
Sl0o zoe: the Masonic Temple. which
win involve the expenditure " $500 600
more here al ~ which. stated the
speaker means that just about three
millions ~ dollars viii b. nut into
ruhic and semi public improvements
IN Amarillo during the current Year.
the American Legion would only
keep ctcrnally On the ioh and not allow
the good work TO ~ stopped by those
VINO would like o. do 81 quietly. but
cffcctually. I'm the question ~ tax
paying. h. stated that some Of the
members Of the American Legion were
taxpayers. ton. Ms strange as II might
seem. and that some IL them were
mighty heavy taxpayers. business
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-05-26
FIVE GIRLS ARE
STRUCK BY AUTO
Rain and Lights Blind Driver
of Machine.

Rain and the binding lights of another
automobile last night resulted in five
young women being struck by an auto
mobile driven by Carl P. Rugh, IS. o02
Marion avenue. The accident occurred on
Troy avenue about two hundred yards
west Of Meridian street.
The five young women. members Of
the Triple NJ Club, a social organiza-
ton. were en- route to the home of Miss
Edna Meyerson, on the Bluff road, not
far from where the accident occurred.
None OF the young women was seriously
hurt and all were taken home after their
injuries were dressed by a physician.
Those injured were, Miss Elma Thiel-
man, IS, GIT Hervey street; Miss Martha
Sappar, 49, and her sister Emma Ssppar,
II, 500 East Troy avenue; Miss Ruth
Carnas, 10, Columbia Park, and Miss
Ruth Jefferson, 10, s26 East Thirty
Sixth street.
Rugh had his family with him in his
car and after the accident took them
home and then came to police head
quarters and was SLATED" on the charge
of assault and battery.
Miss Mary L. Ball, 12s West Vermont
street, was struck by an automobile
driven by ]. ]. Schugmann. 2515 North
Pennsylvania street yesterday afternoon.
The accident occurred at Meridian and
North streets. Miss Balls injuries are
not serious.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-05-26
TREE DANGER
IN IRVINGTON
Special Service Engineer Re-
ports 45 Cases.

Forty-fve trees, either dead or having
dead limbs, so as to be dangerous to per
sons passing on the streets and side
walks under them, were found in Irving
ton by George E. Morgan, head OF the
special service Of the city park depart
ment on the first day of the services
campaign to eliminate such dangers, Ii
was reported today. Trees IN the dis
triet bounded by Sherman drive, Emerson
avenue. Sixteenth and Washington streets
will be inspected next.
Forty-three OF the dangerous trees in
Irvington were found on the public
lawn space between sidewalks and
streets. Mr. Morgan said. Two were on
private property, Overhanging side
walks. Property owners with trees in
front OF their places on the public lawn
srace viii be given ten days notice to
remove them or become subject TO the
city ordinance which provides fire Of
from 81 to S25 for failure TO comply
with an order. The two property own
ers with dangerous specimens on their
private grounds will receive notice from
the board of public safety, which has
Jurisdiction in such cases.
All OF the condemned trees are pOplars,
with the exception of two ash and one
elm, the special service head said.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-05-26

slime, second vice president: Miss Myrtle
Johnson, third vice president; Mrs. John
A. Dyer, recording secretary, and Miss
Ruth Bowlus, corresponding secretary.
Miss Sue Howe was named as chairman
of the program committee with Miss
Frances Morrison, and Mrs. Cora Young
Wiles as assistants; Miss Margaret Kor-
bly, heads the membership committee and
Lester Nagley, Miss Fay Banta and Miss
Mary B. Orvis compose the publicity
committee.
Mr. and Mrs. Chauncey NJ. Sweenie of
Detroit win arrive Saturday morning to
spend a week with John L. Geiger, 126
East Pratt street, Mr.. Geiger and Mr..
and Mrs. Fred NJ Geiger will receive in
formally for tn evisitors, from 3 to 6
O'Clock Sunday afternoon.
Miss Helen Hath, of Bloomington who
has been pe ssing a few days with Miss
Marjorie r.endren, "a South johnson
avenue BIS returned home.
Miss Gretchen Craig, 2730 Sutherland
avenue entertained the Kappa Alpha
Theta chapter of Butler with a spread
at her home yesterday afternoon.