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The Washington herald., 1922-06-25
At the Arts Club.

Henry X. Bush Brown. WELL
known sculptor and newly elected
president Of the Arts Club. 20l7
street northwest. announces a
series of one-man exhibitions dur
ing the summer by members OF the
club and out-of-town artists from
New. York. Philadelphia and else
where. who have been invited to
send pictures Mr.. Bush Brown is
spending the summer in Washing
ton. as he is occupied with the
Soldiers Institute. a movement for
the rehabilitation OF wounded SOL
diers. for whom he is organizing a
summer camp, where art teaching
will be a leading feature. with
practice in fine and applied arts
and handicrafts.
The exhibitions of the Arts Club
are under the direction of a new
committee. the chairman of which
is Arthur Franklyn Musgrave, a
young British painter now residing
in Washington.
Preliminary plans for an inter-
national exhibition at the Art Gen.
ter. 1106 Connecticut avenue
northwest. are under way. in which
1t is expected that a number Of
different countries will be repre-
fsented. through the cooperation OF
|the embassies and legations in
Washington. An important and
well-known art organization is to
make its headquarters there the
com ng year. IL is understood. and
several new artists will open
studios in the building. which may
be extended another story or two
higher. IN order to provide living
apartments. A group OF those in
tsrested in the development of the
Art Center discussed these plans
st dinner at the Cosmos Club re-
Gently with a view to bringing into
closer cooperation all who are en-
gagged in art activities here.
David Edstrom. sculptor of Man
Triumphant" who has had his
Ntudio at the Art Center the past
t'ason. has taken his model to
lev York for exhibition and he
w occupy there during the sum-
" his studio in the Hotel des
Artistes. at l West Sixty-seventh
street
I. VINO
painted a portrait of the President,
has also made portraits of Gen.
Pershing in different poses. They
are Of exceptional interest and are
said to please the general very
much. The Interpretation is quite
different from that of some other
artists who have painted Gen.
PershinE. and this is true of Mr..
Smart's success with portraits. that
he presents something much deeper
than a superficial likeness. He Is
also successful in catching his sit
ter at the most satisfactory mo-
ment.
Mr.. Smart. who has been occu-
pyins a studio in Mr.. Bush-Brown's
residence. 1929 G street northwest
: is leaving Washington to spend
the surnu1er in Cleveland
The Washington herald., 1922-06-25

Only a small percentage Of the girl i'm
migrants here are Bolsheviks.
The Raymer enterprise. (New Raymer, Weld County, Colo.) 1910-19??, 1922-10-19

e. T. CONQUEST. Register.
The Raymer enterprise. (New Raymer, Weld County, Colo.) 1910-19??, 1922-10-19

writing declaring: said defaults, and elect
ing to declare The whole debt due and pay
able. and demai ding the sale of said lands
under said Dee'i of Trust
Now. There ,ore, notice is hereby given
that pursuant TO said notice Of election and
demand. and under and by virtue Of the
authority ys led In me BY said Deed Of Trust
and the lavI !. A. N. McClenshan, Public
Trustee in and for Weld Connty. State Of
Colorado. Will sell the above described lands
for cash, n public auction. to the highest
bidder. at the principal (east) front door
Of the Court House in Greeley, Weld cou,sy.
Colorado. on Tuesday October slst, 1922. at
two o'clock in the Afternoon for the purpose
Of paying said note. interest and taxes. and
expenses Of this sale. and will give to the
purchaser thereof . certificate Of purchase
therefor Is provided By law
Dated, Greeley. Colo. Sept. 2sth 1922.
tsigned) A. N. MeClsnshan.
Public Trustee. in and for Weld County,
Colorado.
First publication. Sept. 2sth, 1922,
Last Publication Oct 2sth, 1922.
The Raymer enterprise. (New Raymer, Weld County, Colo.) 1910-19??, 1922-10-19

In the private office of the Cover
nor ut the Statehouse there is a ma
hogany desk and an ink-well. The
desk cost $l,200.00 and the ink-well
$4,000.
These articles were purchased at
about the time the farmer was selling
his corn at 30 cents, his wheat at 30
vents, his hay at $500, his beets at
$500, his potatoes at $l00, and the
stock raiser was losing from $500 to
$4,000 on each animal sold.
The $4,000 paid for the ink-weli
would have purchased about 700 bush
els Of corn. The average yield Of
corn in Colorado is 14ls bushels per
acre, and it would require 46 acres
TO produce the TOO bushels.
The farmer plows, plants and Guilt
Yates, cuts, husks, shells and delivers
the proceeds from 46 acres to buy the
Governors ink-welll
This desk and ink-well were used
by the Governor when he issued his
Thanksgiving proclamation calling up
on the farmer to give thanks that we
had returned to normally"
And q few weeks later, the property
Of thirty thousand Of our good citi-
zens was sold at delinquent tax sale
because. they were not able to raise
enough to pay their taxes.
Some weeks ago The Country Cen
tleman contained an editorial, in which
it was stated that a duty had been
placed by Congress on pig iron. 1t
was also stated that the Underwood
Law placed no duty whatever on pig
iron, and that less than one per cent
of the pig iron bought in this country
under the Underwood Law came from
abroad. What does this mean? II
means that with higher priced labor
we produced pig iron so cheaply that
foreign manufacturers could not COM
pete with our manufacturers. Why
then should we put duty on pig iron
Certainly not to produce revenue, foi
IF practically no pig iron could be
shipped into this country without q
duty on it, none could come in after a
duty is placed on it. Certainly not Ia
protect an Infant industry, for q
manufacturer who can produce cheap.
err than competitors needs no protec-
ton. The real reason for the duty
on pig iron, as well as for the duty
on other things needing no protection
was simply to tax the general public
in this country for the benefit Of the
steel industry. We hear no hue ant
cry that this is class legislation ant
socialism. But when Mr.. Sweet dares
propose doing a very little for the
largest class and the neediest class II
our state-the farmers-there sudden.
" goes up from the reactionaries Of
our state the charge that this II
socialism, bolshevis'n, and what not
The Raymer enterprise. (New Raymer, Weld County, Colo.) 1910-19??, 1922-10-19

and dispose Of the property. 1ying and bein
in the County Of Weld, and known and d.
scribed - follows:
The Southeast Quarter Of the Southeast
Quarter tSEA sea- Of Section Eleven
(ll); the Northeast Quarter Of the North
east Quarter (NEA NEA) and the South
Halt Of the Northeast Quarter tSz NEK)
Of Section Fourteen 40, and The North
Half Of the Northwest Quarter (N1iNWA)
and the North HALF Of the Northeast
ny NEk) Of Section Thirteen u.s., s1d
the Southeast Quarter Of the Southwest
Quarter (sEN SWA). and ths South
west Quarter Of the Southeast Quarter
(swH sEh) and the North Half Of the
Southwest Quarter NY swN), Of Sec
ton Eleven ny. in Township Nine (s)
North, Range Fifsy-eisht (ss) West Of
the Sixth Principal Meridian. Colorado.
containing Four Hundred and Eighty
acres. At public auction. for cash in han,
to the highest and best bidder.
FRANK. N. HALL,
Sheriff Of Weld County.
By A. J. Luther. Undrshsriff.
VIM. R. Kelly, Atty. for plaintiff.
First publication October 5 1922
Last publication October 20 1s22.
The Raymer enterprise. (New Raymer, Weld County, Colo.) 1910-19??, 1922-10-19
PUBLIC TRUSTEES SALE,

WHEREAS. James K. Chapman and C,,a..
j. Chapman. his wife, whose address j,
stoneham. Weld County. Colorado xr.ntor.
oy their Trust Deed. dated May 18th. 1917.
ana Recorded May slst. 1917 in the Office Of
the Clerk and Recorder of Weld Comfy. Col.
orado, In Book 49,, At Page s67 Of the re., 4.
6 said County. conveyed to, the Public Tr,,..
tes. q said County t,s following land in
saii County. to,wit:.
L't' Gre "a and Two (2) and the
South Half Of the NortA East Quartz,
'sh NED and the. SestA East ou.rt.r
,sEA) of Section Thxss 80. Township
Nine 49,, North. Of Range Fifty.syen
'SO West Of the Sixth PRINCIPAL Mer;d..
ian. containing &l.ss acres more or les,
In trust u secure the payment Of ons
principal note Of even date with said Tr,.,
Deed 10y 100000. payable to the order
Gold Sfsbeck Company, June LIST, 1922. ~ :
dste with interest thereon from dr. n -. 80
rate OF six per cent. per annsm - "s
Annually and evidenced by Five ! ~.
notes for s72.oo each. And W. n'erss'
said note has been duly assigned e' 'n'
Perkins; to L. "
AND WHEREAS. Default hss
ny the said granton In said r "~.'
tks performance Of the coysos Da ~
ditsouA Imposed uron then, B IN. ."' w"
said Trust Deed in this. . tne ser"s :,
srantors have, failed to, WIZ in.. 80
note, when, dye. and hAps ss'a pr'ne'pa
Annual Interest A.. failed to pay tn
on June lst, 1919 IN, y sa'd pf'ne.pai n0''
the Animal I,,.,.., sum Of s72.00; ant
note on Jun. ~ Ia due on said princoa
and IN. Arrr., - o in the sum Of $72.00
nal nota on 1sn. crest due on said princi
s72. 90. and H. LIST. 1921 in the sum o
n,L,,, M. ~ annual Interest due ON sail
400 an June LIST. 1922 In the sum o
he taxes levied and assesse'
s.ssne& said land for the Year, lsl?
1S@ J2l have not been paid By sal
srantsrs r their grantees:
AND WHEREAS, The legal holdsr Of tn
idebte~ less represented BY said note has Ale
with said Public Trustee notice and deman'
" WRITING declaring said default and eject
inc 10 declare the wholesdeb dns rsprsssnts'
by said note and interest thereon 70 date o
sale due and payable. and demanding the sal
OF saA land under said Trust Desd.
NOW THEREFORE,, Public Notice b hsrs
BIZ given that. pursuant to said notice, e'se
- and demand. and under and By virtu
sf III. authority vested in me BY said Ifu
peed and the Law, !. A. n. McClsnAhan
Pubuc Trustee Of said Weld County. VIII 'sl
The Raymer enterprise. (New Raymer, Weld County, Colo.) 1910-19??, 1922-10-19

stead Entry, Serial No. o2s524. for tn ny
SEA. Section i; EH sen. sectionti IL. all
In Township II North, Range Sc West. Sixth
Principal Meridian. has nled notice Of in
tention TO make Final Three-year Proof, to
establish claim to the land above described,
before the Register and Receiver, United
States Land Offiee. at Sterling, Colorado, on
the gard day Of October 1922.
Claimant names ~ witnesses: Ben Kline.
Lyman Kelley. Sam Mckay and Harry Collins,
all Of Kimball. Nsbraska. Ola 1912
E. T. CONQUEST Register.
The Raymer enterprise. (New Raymer, Weld County, Colo.) 1910-19??, 1922-10-19

land Of Clarence Eaton Oh Sone" o
81 2ss2o all paid ,., M. .,,u-
Fhyk 1851
deed satisfaction Oh 'o'e
lot p,.,,x
Typev Adding Machine One suoosn
Check Files
small articles o"i ae On '
In Original Townshe OF stone
ham. hx hpmea
described will furnished ue
y bis q
L E SrecalD Bank Commissioner
Fistp ubRtipi, Iaspu
The Raymer enterprise. (New Raymer, Weld County, Colo.) 1910-19??, 1922-10-19

In one case it l., si.ap y tle oil tin
matter Of legisl,- ION 10. ,bg :,,.cr s.s
In the other it Is class /; .sislat IA .4i
socialism. In one eale 4 qu.ie LIE
proper thing to do. ~ .,e other !.
Is outrageous.
How many reade,s OF this pSp.
have been visited within u. la. ~.
weeks by youls gei.sa h. a., /.
the payroll Of tiia cJa lad wa, 10
Is deputies in ,..s st:tS # Cas- !.
Littell, count, ,i9 I.itn.. H. I,
women are woil.,'ig d II. TX. .4 e
Of the taxpayer u .sey 4re moi. III.
they are il is an sbuse CT power. 4,
they are not and can be spared fiD,
their duties in .h.t office lur:ss III.
busy fall season then Why ass thsy
employed? F1crl mary l.a.ts II sSs
COUNT especially in al snail .owas
the appearance Of these dcputie. aas
been noticed toy have been H.
tr:butine the campaign cards of Chas.
f. Lttell anil A. +. Peters, TIE latter
candidate for re-c,cct:cn On the To-
publican ticket for county commits.
sioner. The yourg ladies' til yariey,
stories to differen, pc.sg,,c as III. rcq
son for their being sent around sln
county. The regular monthly ra,lcl
Of the county clerks ar'ice list ~
regular employees. For the last .hrcn
weeks not more than from IA 10 II
such workers have been counted by
observers visiting every section Of
this big office. What Is the co,nb;na-
ton between County Clerk Littall and
Commissioner Peters? There must be
something fixed up" else why should
the employees Of one offise seek to
mend the political fences of their
chief and the chairman of the COM
missioners as in this instance?
In checking over the accounts found
on warrants for salaries and expenses
rendered monthly by the different de-
partments in the county court house,
to the county commissioners, IL is
found that in no one case has their
pill been reduced. All have been ap-
proved at their face value. On the
other hand workers who occasionally
get checks from the county usually
have their accounts slashed. WHY
should preference be shown? Is not
the work OF "extra people" worth as
much as the regular apoointees? Can
the expense records" of all per.
manent employees be more correct
than those submitted bv those WHO
have not received such lasting fayors ?
These and other Questions must be-
answered BY the voters at tho polls on
November Z. The charge Of extraya-
gance under the present republican
administration cannot be denied.
For relief, vote the Democratic
ticket. "''
The Raymer enterprise. (New Raymer, Weld County, Colo.) 1910-19??, 1922-10-19
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
(Pui,lisher)

Dspartnsnt sf The Intsrisr
U. 8. Land Once at Sterling. Colorado.
September 20. 1922.
Notice i hereby given that Bertha n. Bur
key, Of Ksota. Colorado. who. on April u.
1920. made Homstsad Entry. Serial No.
o2s2ss. for the NEA SEX, Section Z. and
the SWA, Section 8. Township No rth
Range So West Sixth Principal Meridi IN,
has filed notice Of intention 10 make n. ~
Thres-year Proof. to establish claim to =
land above described. before Clyde L. stanle. !.
United States Commissioner. at Keota, Colt )
RADIO, on the Gath day Of November. 1922.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Albert J. Winkler. Thomas J. Dhooge, vim
cent A. Burkey. Emil Kreifels, all Of Keota.
Colorado.
q. T. CONQUEST. Register.
The Raymer enterprise. (New Raymer, Weld County, Colo.) 1910-19??, 1922-10-19


coutns Of Weld
;"
State OIL coioraoo'
IN the District Cssrt within and for ths
County Of Weld, Colorado,
ANDREW B. ELLIS. Plaintiff.
VS..
E. c. woRsFoLD. H. L. Ficken. q
administrator Of the stats Of Csuess)
w. Summers Deceased, PERRY G. }
osTERHoUDT and M. J. WALSH,
as Public Trustee in and for said
County Of Weld and STATE Of Colo
rado Defendants.
u,a.- and bv v,rtu. of . decree and order
=, ..,. .,,.r.d IN q. n,.t,,.t Court IN and
q. n. County ~ w.h. colorado ON The
och a.x :, sentsmbsr. A. D. 1ea2. wherein
:, !. 1850 ,h.t ,h.r. /. AM the Above NAMED
n,.,,.,0 ANDRrW a ELLIS from The
The Raymer enterprise. (New Raymer, Weld County, Colo.) 1910-19??, 1922-10-19
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
(Publhhsr)

DspaFtnsnt q he Intefios
U. s. Land Once ct Starting. Colorado.
Apgust 24th. 1922.
Notice b hereby given that Charles =.
Tsars. Of Kimball, Nshraska. who. On CT
tober 70. 1919, made Homestead Entry. s~-
Hal. No. o27iso. for ~ BEk. EK sWN,
Section /; the NEN NwA, wy MEX. sEh
NEK. Section IL; and who on November 10.
1921. made Additional stoek-rahing Home
The Raymer enterprise. (New Raymer, Weld County, Colo.) 1910-19??, 1922-10-19

1 the above d1n ibed land for cash At public
auction. to aa highest bidder At the East
front door at the County Court House. in
Greeley In ths County Of Weld and State Of
Colorado on 7 uesday. the 18th day Of Nov
ember. A D., ] 1917. at II o'clock In the fore
noon for the p rpsse Of paying said note. IN
terest to date 4 sale. taxes and the expense
OF this sale, nd Will give to the purchaser
theresf cert Acate of purchase therefor rs
provided by H. A.
rnted Creek '. Colo. Oct. 9TH, 1922.
A. NJ McClenahan,
/, Public Trust e Of Weld County, Colorado.
First publiezt'on. Oct. IL, 1922.
Last publeatios Nov. 9Th, 1922.
NOTICE OF PUBLIC TRUSTEES SALE
Whereas Ferrie O. Pitts. whose address i
stDneham, County Of Weld State Of Colorado.
glantor, ~ his certain Deed Of Trust dated
nne 18th 1918, and recorded in Book 4s7. at
Page 2lS in the once Of the County Clark
! a I'D Reeor der Of Weld County. Colorado, con-
! ', ,yed to the Public Trustee Of said Weld
c. sunty. { solorado. the following land In said
f, " 'eld Cot ,nty, described - follows. to-wit:
| Lots Two t2), Three ~ and -Four ~.
also the South Half Of the Northwest
| Quarter (sH Of Nwh). the Southwest
| Quarter Of the Northeast Quarter (sWh
of NEh) and the Northwest Quarter Of
1, the Southeast Quarter (NwA Of SEh).
nj ID Section Five ts) Township Eight
80 fJsrth. Of Range Fifty-six 49, West
Of the Sixth P. H.. Weld County, Colo
rsdo
| In trust TO secure his prcmssory note Of
even dat. with said Deed Of Trust for tn
sum of rhr - thousand ave hundred (ss.Sool
Dollsn mn, able to the order Of A. J. Swan
son. three Years after date. with intGss
from date At the rate Of seven Per esnt pa
annum; Unpa y prtneipsi ana osisunsns "
tsrsst 10 bar II per cent PR annum iron
maturity until paid. And
4 Whereas, Def. snit has oesn meos ~ say
sr.ptor IN .aid Deed Of Trust In ths per
4 for,o.ne. az 60 ssnah and conditions I'm
po..d uron him - the tsrms Of said Deet
Of Trust IN Thu. to-wit That said granite,
h.s f.iled q nav said note for $s.6oo. and
h. f.,l.a IN nav the interest on said not
/ from D.c.mber IA u. 1891: and has ahs
J failed To nav the taxes due on said land
for IN. xe., 1921 And
Whereas the legal nosoef Oh sns moso.
edness represented By VIA mote nss n'eo VIZ
the undersigned. Publ trustee Oh sa'd "eh
County Colorado. mott y ana dsmano
The Raymer enterprise. (New Raymer, Weld County, Colo.) 1910-19??, 1922-10-19
FROM 46-AGRE INK WELLS TO [,UIi
ON PIG iron, THE PEOPLE FOOT Bills

B u Of THE FARMER AMONG 0TII., TAX MI
THE PROPONENT AT ONCE BECOMES RED rtEs.GD -
ARCHlST, In THE OPINION OF SOME YELLOW TAG MCr0..
lsTS-Bf THE WAY. WHO PAYS CHARLEy's cAgIrAlGNsHSt
The Raymer enterprise. (New Raymer, Weld County, Colo.) 1910-19??, 1922-10-19

For relief, vote the Democratic
ticket. "''e
The Raymer enterprise. (New Raymer, Weld County, Colo.) 1910-19??, 1922-10-19
sHERIF's SALE

sHERIF's SALE
Coutny Of Weld
State of Colorado.
IN the District Csurt within and for IL
~ - uy-ll -
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-03-09

4 PURCHASES OF $50 OR MORE
r advantage to come to Chickasha and trade at The
b in Western Oklahoma. GThree big floors are now
to save money in our Third Anniversary Sale be-
|lr railroad fare with purchases Of $50 or more if
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-03-09
Bargain Basement
Specials

3o-in. Cretonnes. in all colors 40n
25c and 40c goods, on sale - u0O
36-in. Black Satine, regular 35c, 4 o.
value, on sale --------l "
Heavy Blue Denim, worth 30c, No~
yard, on sale ---.--r--- 0C
81 Lot aus1issl sf M'aras Or saie Ssirtlns, 16ac
Dress Ginghams, in all colors, f01n,
worth Zoe yard, on sale - l&2 y
32-in. Dress Gingham, in new fG1n
Spring patterns, .25c value O2 -
psr np''g gsSs sss'ls' .,n-"..--- on sale sc
26-in Solid Color Chambrays, AAA
in this sale, yard ------- EOO
&C. and 38-in. Heavy Unbleached Mus
lin, short lengths, worth l5c a.
yard, on sale ----- &c
Bleached Turkish Towels, large f0~
size, worth 30c, special -- OC
Huck Towels, good large size, worth
Csc each, in this sale, per a. or
uoZell ---->--------------- w.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-03-09
Curtain
Materials

All Curtain Materials are going at re-
duced prices.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-03-09

Ladies New Spring Hats, in the very
latest and best styles of the season. S.,
SO and $3.50 Hats Ami S3 Q5
The New York herald., 1922-01-29
Nofve Dame Athletic
Board Orders Investigation.

SOUTH BEND, Ind, Jan. 2S.---A thorough
investigation into charges that Notre
Dame University athletes participated In
a professional football game at Taylor
vile, ILL.,, last November "a was be-
gun to-day by tho Notre Dame athletic
board The following statement was
issued by Father William Carey, presi-
dent of the board:
"The board is investigating the report
published in Saturdays press and will
issue full report ef it's findings after a
complete investigation"
Coach Rockne of Notre Dame. when
informed the Notre Dame football play
ers were implicated in the game at
Taylorvile, ILL.,, November q. for par
ticipation, in which nine illinois players
were suspended. gave out the following
statement.
"The report is news to me. The three
Notre Dame men. Hartley Anderson.
Fred Larson and Arthur Garvey. who
were suspended in December, had played
at Milwaukee with the Green Bay
Paskers. I know nothing of the game
at Taylorville, but will begin an inves-
tigaton Immediately
Coach Rockne has been actively OPP
posed to professional football in college.
At the football banquet given in honor
of the 1921 monogram men he made the
following reply to the subject:
IF any college man after four years
of training can find no better occupation
than to commercialize his ability to play
football his coach has been a failure.
The world needs men to do its serious
work, and, other things being equal, the
college man with athletic training IS
even better fitted to do that work than
the ordinary student.
The New York herald., 1922-01-29

Chet Wynne. western conference record
holder: Massey. HUM and Thomson
from Princeton. r. s. Whitney. star
Harvard hurdler. with Meyers OF Rut-
gers. Sullivan of b. A. A. and Curtois
of N. Y. U. are among the headliners.
The record may take tumble here.
Willie Plant. holder of many Ameri-
can walking records. will have an op-
portunity to take the measure OF all his
rivals. The handicap limit has been put
at 80 seconds. and entries have been ac-
cepted only from those who will have a
chance to win under these conditions.
Joe Pearman and Rolker OF the N. Y.
A. c. are being carefully groomed for
this event. and no doubt will make
Plant hustle to the limit.
East-west Relay.
Special efforts have been made to
give New Workers. the finest relay rae
ing ever witnessed. Foremost will be an
East versus West relay with the two
fastest teams In America competing at
two mile distance for undisputed
sway. The champion team from Iowa
State College of Ames. Iowa, win en-
deayor to gain victory in the east over
the redoubtable Penn. State team, which
will have the national half mile cham
pion. Allan Helfrich. running as anchor.
and such stars as Larry Shields of
Olympic fame. Jack Romig and III. II.
Hile as teammates.
The New York herald., 1922-01-29
New Sport Club for Women
Formed in Brooklyn
To Make Application for
Membership in A. A. u.

A new club has been formed for
young women and will be known as the
Brooklyn Sport Club. The membership
consists of seveney-five OF Broollyn's
best women aspirants for athletic honors
and will make their headquarters at the
Zimnock Swimming School and Gym
nasium, 25 Clinton street. Brooklyn, the
old home of the Crescent Athletic Club.
Miss Lulu Allen mas been appointed
chairman of committee of ten who will
direct the destinies of the new organ
ization until formal election OF officers
and committees Is made. In the mean
time the present committee is already
formulating plans for competitive even :
TO take place in the near future Teams
are being planned for basketball. hand
ball. volley ball, swimming. skating and
tennis and the various branches OF sport.
John Zimnoch. formerly OF the New
York Athletic Club. Is coaching the
young women daily and states they arc
progressing very rapidly In the mastery
OF the sports they have elected to pursue.
Tho club will make application for
membership In the Amateur Athletic
Union and later will take an active part
in open competition. Quite number OF
competitive events are being planned
for the members Of the club and will be
announced shortly.