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day afternoon at the st. Anthony.
Those interested may learn the waltz,
polka. heel and toe, schottische,
varsovienne, galop. two-step, tele-
phone, lancers, Virginia reel, and
Reye waltz.
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Mooney has on her
committee Mrs. J. NJ. Olivarri, Mrs.
Fanny Applewhite. Mrs. L. S. Jones,
Mrs. Martha Dillon, Mrs. Ed lyman.
Mrs. L. o. Sarratt, Mrs. Rena Nav
erick Green, Mrs. John james, Mrs.
II. L. Conroy, Mrs. Jack Neal. Mrs.
Eda X. Meyers. Mrs. John Bulls,
Mrs. Frank Bushicli and Mrs. Mary
Norton.
On the reception committee will
be Mrs. Frank Bushick, Mrs. Lucy
Tobin Thornton. Mrs. John Tobin,
Mrs. William Cassin. Mrs. Walter
Walthall, Mrs. Adolph Wagner. Mrs.
\. W. Houston, Mrs. George A.
Wurzbach. Mrs. Nettie II. Bringhurst.
Mrs. Bryan Callaghan, Mrs. Gus
Mauermann, Mrs. III. z. Drought.
Mrs. L. ]. Spencer, Mrs. Sam Bell,
Mrs. Johanna Stoves, Mrs. Mary Fly,
Mrs. Kate Clarkson, Mrs. John James,
Mrs. NJ. C. Chabot, Mrs. i. +. Yoa-
kun. Mrs. John Bulls. Mrs. Emma
Henderson. Mrs. Kate Wurzbach.
Mrs. NJ. j.. Martin. Mrs. Gus Duerler
ST., Mrs. Charles Florian, Mrs. Hugh
Rice. Mrs. L. ]. Larkin, Mrs. c. j.
Pyron. Miss Evelyn Yturri, Mrs.
Ernest Altgelt, Mrs. Mary Maverick.
Mrs. August Herff, Mrs. William
Herff. Mrs. p. ]. Lewis, Mrs. Lee
Kilgore, Mrs. J. L. lockwood, Mrs.
G. Schmidt. Mrs. Ed Leighton. Mrs.
Eda Kampmann Meyer. Mrs. Beaure-
gard, Miss Beauregard, Mrs. Addie ID.
Harrigan, Mrs. T. n. Devine. Miss
Wescott. Mrs. Maggie Il. Newton,
Mrs. Sarah Eager, Mrs. Fanny Apple
white, Miss Marin Fcnwick. Mrs.
ID. ]. Woodward. Mrs. Lucy Tobin
Thornton. Mrs. Helena :. Gunther.
Mrs. VI. Mooney, Mrs. w. =. Itotc,
Mrs. L. L. George. Mrs. Tom New
ton. Mrs. W. A: Wurzbach, Mrs. i.
A. Chana. Mrs. William Tobin, Mrs.
F.. G. Jones, Mrs. John burst. Mrs.
Frances Dullnig, Mrs. \. ID. Gaenslin.
Mrs. John Kenney. Mrs. Alex Adams,
Mrs. Ward, Mrs. Bette Carnal. Mrs.
c. W. Titus, Miss Pancoast, Mrs.
Bennett, Mrs. Pancoast, Mrs. Alex
ander Boynton. Mrs. Henry Newton.
Mrs. George Eichlitz, Miss Frances
simpson. Mrs. $. G. Newton, Mrs.
+. j. Badger. Mrs. Pat Neff, Mrs.
John L. Jenkins. Mrs. i. Il. Buck.
Mrs. +. T.. Roberts, Mrs. 4. +. Small.
Mrs. Mildred Watkins. Mrs. {. Il.
Lucas, Mrs. !. W. Kenney. Miss
Sarah King. Mrs. c. G. CressOn, Mrs.
Winchester Kelso ST., and Mrs.
Erhard GUenther.
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Colonel and Mrs. c. X. Norton will
entertain Monday evening with din
ner party ut the Mcnger compliment
ing Maj. Gen. and Mrs. Edward NJ.
Lewis who will leave the latter part
Of the week for Europe. General and
Mrs. Lewis will sail from Galveston
for Eurone and will spend several
months abroad. Upon their return
they will be stationed in Honolulu.
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Many delightful affairs have been
planned in honor of General and Mrs.
Lewis preceding their departure. Mrs.
Paul Il. Malone will entertain with
a luncheon at l o'clock TUESDAY al
the Argonne Heights Officers Club in
honor Of Mrs. Il. NJ. Lewis.
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Colonel and Mrs. John Preston viii
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blue which was very becoming to
her blonde type. With this suit was
worn a vivid Roman scarf of Grim
son with touches of orange and blue.
Mrs. Russell Hill wore cobalt blue
printed frock of Mandarin design
with a cocoa colored crepe hat TRIM
med in brown berries.
Mrs. Liston A. Casey was gowned
in an electric blue suit with ecru col
lar and cuffs and dark hat adorned
with tan pom poms. Mr.. Leo Brewer
wore a two toned blue suit and hat
TO match trimmed in early spring
flowers. Mrs. Frost Woodruff was
attractive in navy blue and grey, ana
with this was worn strand OF amber
beads, small turban of grey and blue,
Mrs. W. T. Pancoast was in black
charmeuse draped at the side and
she wore Q wide brimmed hat adorned
in ostrich tips.
Mrs. Jack Locke wore smoke blue
dress trimmed in cream filet lace ana
large picture hat Of red straw trim
med in scarlet berries. Mrs. W. L.
Walker of Luling was in navy blue
tailored suit with ecru collar and
cr.:s and were a long strand of deep
blue lapis lazuli heads, large brimmed
black hat. Mrs. Curtis Vaughan wore
n dark semi sport suit. and a lovely
straw hat in the fuchia shade was
adorned in pale lavender flowers. Mrs:
Holman Cartwright was in a cool
white aud black georgette froek with
white organdy collar and cuffs, ana
she wore 4 double strand OF white
ivory beads. cluster OF white gar
denias was worn at one side and a
white and black hat completed this
snort costume
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entertain General apd Mrs. Lewis with
an informal dinner Tuesday evening.
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Colonel and Mrs. William Noble
will be hosts Wednesday evening. April
,. at dinner part for General and
Mrs. Lewis.
Major and Mrs. John L. Phett will
entertain with a dinner party at their
quarters Thursday evening compliment
ing General and Mrs. Edward NJ.
Lewis.
Miss Adelaide Wincrich. daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank WinerIcn. and
Miss Gladys Mac Hood. daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. W. ID. Hood. are two
San Antonio girls who will appear as
soloists with the Baylor College Choral
Club. which will give concerts in San
Antonio. March 80 and 81.
Miss Winerieh has been member
of the Choral Club for two years as n
whistler soloist. Her whistling has
attracted much attention and gained
for her much applause. This year she
will whistle the solo part in Bubbles"
one of the speciality numbers on the
program. Miss Winerich is a sophie
more in Baylor College and last year
was elected one of the most beautiful
girls in Baylor College.
Miss Hood, who is on the Choral
Club for the first time. will have the
500 part in "Columbine." another OF
the specially numbers. The COrsicana
Daily Sun said of her singing. Miss
Hood has an exceptionally good voice
combined with a pleasant personality,
which made her favorite from her
first appearance" Miss Hood is n
freshman in the college.
The Baylor College Choral Club will
go from San Antonio to the Rio
Grande Valley on its ninth annual
tour. The Choral Club made a short
trip in February TO the Agricultural
and Mechanical College, where their
program was sponsored b. the staff
of The Longhorn, the college annual,
to Mexia and to Corsicana.
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Mr.. and Mrs. James Barlow Gull
Ium of Sewickley. Pa, the parents of
DuIlON Nullull 81
of Fort Sam Houston and his sister.
Miss Molly Cullum, are guests TT the
st. Anthony and will remain in the
city for several weeks.
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} Mrs. James Barlow Cullum Jr.. will
entertain with an informal bridge par
ty at her quarters Monday afternoon
honoring her sister-in-law, Miss Molly
Collum of Sewickley. Pa. About six
tables of players will be present.
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Mrs. Mary Gillespie announces the
marriage OF her daughter, Alma. to
Lee Coleman of Louisville, Ky. on
Tuesday, March IL, 1924 in Houston,
Tex.
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Mr.. and Mrs. James Barlow Cullum
of Sewiclley. Pa. will entertain with
a. dinner party Monday evening at
the st. Anthony Hotel honoring Lieu
tenant and Mrs. James Barlow Gull
lum Jr., of Fort Sam Houston.
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Miss Genevria Johnston left this
morning for Dallas where she will visit
Mrs. Earl Sterchi.
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Captain and Mrs. Paul Gilman en-
tertained with one of the most charm
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ingly unique parties of the early
spring when they complimented Miss
Mary Bowdrie of Washington, ID. C..
Friday evening in their quarters with
n Chinese supper. Miss BOwdrie has
been the much fetcd guest Of Lieu
tenant and Mrs. Higgins and this
was in the nature of farewell party.
A wealth of spring blossoms adorned
the rooms and nah j0ng was played.
There were about sc guests and they
later attended the reception at the
Argonnc Heights Officers Club honor
ing General and Mrs. Lewis.
=: :: $:
Mrs. Homer Hammond was hostess
ct an informal bridge tea at her
home Saturday afternoon compliment
ing her sister. Mrs. William Holm of
Albuquerque. y. NJ, who is her guest.
There were ten tables of players pres
ent and later few additional friends
came in to tea. The Easter motif
was carried out in the decorations
and refreshments. and scores of shell
pink carnations were placed on man
tells and cabinets.
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General and Mrs. Edward Mann
Lewis will sail from New Orleans on
the steamship Niagara of the French
Line on April 6, and will land at
Havre, France. General and Mrs.
Lewis will have an extended tour of
Europe before going to Honolulu
where they will be stationed.
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Albert Pile Chapter Order Of De
Molay, entertained large number
of its members and their friends with
barn dance" at the Scottish Rite
Cathedral Friday evening, the feature
of which were old fashioned dances
including square dances. quadrills and
the Old Virginia reel were introduced
along with the modern dances.
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Miss Mary Beth Conoly and Mrs.
John NJ. Steinfeldt left Sunday morn
ing for Cuero. Miss Conoly viii give
a concert for the Musi, Lovers Club
in Cuero and they will be the guests
of Mrs. Fritz Krehler while there.
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Lieutenant Colonel and Mrs. J.. w.
Clffcy and other Offices and ladies
of the First Infantry wills hold a
reaimental party at the Mengcr Hotel
Saturday evening at 80 O'Clock. This
party will be in the nature Of dinner
dance.
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4 shower Was given in hon0r of the
iirlnt son sc Mr.. Gnd Mrs. j. y.
Garland, at tteir horis in San Pedro
avenue on March %. \ delightful
.i',noon was enjoyeG. games were
played and prizes were awarded
Misses Martha Wooten and C--oline
La Coste. Those present were:
Misses Ada Butler, Martha Wooten,
Isobel Forster, Helen Dial Sas-
so. Verniece Dexter, Marguer-
lite Dexter, Josephine de Cotera.
Caroline La Coste, Mary Meehan,
Aurea Wangler. Rosemary Maley. Ell
lenrose Dexter, Kathleen Mccarthy, |
Helen Dullnig. and Mesdames ]. \.
Garland. ]. McInnis. c. A. Graf, J..
ID. Allison, John Miesch and A. y.
Ulrich.
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The marriage of Miss Anna Pearl
Berry to Harold Dodd took place
Tuesday evening at the residence OF
the brides mother, Mrs. ]. II. Berry,
53S Essex street. Rev. Hubert Nj.
Smith. nastor of Denver Heights |
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THE PICTURES


Adelaide Wicrie gh the daughter Of Mr. and Mrs Franz
parents
student Baylor College and will appear in the Choral Gn9 concert
the club for several Her whstng has attracted much
elected ?t
The mostbe beautiful girls in Baylor Coiegs. ..sS,E
Miss Gladys Oef the daughter Of Mr. and Mrs B.
appear with the Baylor Choral ouo spennm
exceptional
Columbine" This is her first year with the
choral club is Baylor College
Clover right the director OF the Bayr
Mrs Frank Wlnerch during
the o be held in San Antonio .cs' d.
Lexington Kentucky spend
charming buffet
during the week by Mrs carleton Auau
cener the chairman OF the ron
Fall 20 be given Monday April p athe Gune Hotel Inc pa
and brilliant social event each year. MIS- "uiA
bach is the granddaughter of Asa Mitchell
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The marriage Of Miss Ethyls Irene
Herman snd :. Roy White was ~.
emnized last Sunday evening in Gal
weston.
The bride is a member o. one 81
san Antonio's pioneer families,
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Mr.. and Mrs. ]. e. Sterchi sn-
nounce the engagement and approach
Ing marriage Of their daughter. Helen
to Hubert Rutland Of St Petersburg,
Ella.
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surprise party. somplimenting her
daughter. Cecilia's nineteenth birth
day anniversary. Cut flowers and pot
plants were used profusely in the dec
orations. Dancing and games were
enjoyed by about 50 guests. Miss
Hilda Lemburg, an accomplished vo-
calist. entertained with songs accom-
panied by Miss Cecilia Bueche at the
piano. One of the features of the
evening was the music by the Twi-
light Five Orchestra of which Miss
Bueche is a member. Refreshments
were served TO the following: Miss
Cecilia Bueche. guest of honor, and
Misses Hilda Lemburg. Bertha Rich
ardson. Ruby ALangham, Evelyn Law
renee. Sadie Simpson. Nellie Hem
ming. Annie Laurie Simpson, Ruby
James. Lucil Lassitter. Selma
Schmidtzensky and Mildred Cozark,
Adolph Scheh, Jack Holt. Walter
Welch, Velmer Baker. Jack Wright.
\. h. Holt. Fred Newman, Jean
Simpson. Homer LOrinZ. Fay Hall,
Ralph Ingrum and Edwin Bueche.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hoffman. A: Gold, NJ.
Montgomery. Mrs. LaSSiter and the
hostess. Mrs. Bueehe was assisted in
serving by Miss Bertha Richardson.
Miss Mildred Cozark ana Annie
Laurie Simpson.
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A surprise party was given IN hon
or of Mrs. ii. {. PerrOw'S birthday,
Monday at her home 9oS Dawson
StreeS BY Miss Blanche L. Perrow.
Bunco was PLAYED and prizes award
ed Mrs. c. +. Dunkin and Mrs.
Schimmel.
The reception room was decorated
in mountain laurel and pink carns-
tons. Refreshments we're served 10
the following guests: Mesdames
Rowe. Payette. Cheatham. nunkin,
Gebel' Schimmel, Slower. Livingood.
Hooper. Singler. Is. Uhlig T.. Uhl;g.
]. w. Bailey. +. VI. Bailey, Lewis
and Miss LiyiugoOd.
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Mrs. Kate Nash, 2T1j Sanders ave
nue.. entertained charmingly Thurs
day afternoon with shower party
in honor of her granddaughter kath-
rine Turner whj is to be June
bride. Miss Turner was gowned in
sea foam green organdic. She receiv-
cd many attractive gifts. \ luncheon
was served at { o'clock. Mrs. Nash
wore gown of black crepe de chine
with point lace. The out of town
guests were Mrs. NJ. Jewel of Kan
Sas City. No. aad Mrs Al Daily sud
Mrs. X. l.. Brown cf Nevada, Alo.
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The marriage of Miss Anna Pearl
Berry to Harold Dodd took place
Tuesday evening at the residence OF
the brides mother, Mrs. ]. III. Berry,
53S Essex street. Rev. Hubert Nj.
Smith, pastor of Denver Heights
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Mrs. II. y. Bucche entertained IN
her new attractive home Tuesday
evening, 146 LeComte place with
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Mr.. and Mrs. James Barlow Cullum
of Sewickley. Pa. will entertain with
a. dinner party Monday evening at
the st. Anthony Hotel honoring Lieu
tenant and Mrs. James Barlow Gull
lum Jr., of Fort Sam Houston.
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Miss Genevria Johnston left this
morning for Dallas where she will visit
Mrs. Earl Sterchi.
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Captain and Mrs. Paul Gilman en-
tertained with one of the most charm
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Mrs. Mary Gillespie announces the
marriage OF her daughter, Alma, to
Lee Coleman of Louisville, Ky. on
Tuesday, March IL, 1924 in Houston,
Tex.
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Mrs. James Barlow Cullum Jr., will
entertain with an informal bridge par
ty at her quarters Monday afternoon
honoring her sister-in-law, Miss Molly
Collum of Sewickley. Pa. About six
tables of players will be present.
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Many delightful affairs have been
planned in honor of General and Mrs.
Lewis preceding their departure. Mrs.
Paul Il. Malone will entertain with
a luncheon at l o'clock TUESDAY at
the Argonne Heights Officers Club in
honor Of Mrs. Il. NJ. Lewis.
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Colonel and Mrs. John Pteston will
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Lieutenant Colonel and Mrs. J.. W.
CIffcy and other Officers and ladies
of the First Infantry will. hold a
re2imental party at the Mengcr Hotel
Saturday evening at 80 O'Clock. This
party will be in the nature Of a dinner
dance
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Mr.. and Mrs. James Barlow Gull
lum of Sewickley, Pa, the parents of
Lieutenant James Barlow Culium Jr..
of Fort Sam Houston and his sister.
Miss Molly Cullum, are guests ct the
St. Anthony and will remain in the
ri+v Tor Savaral x,-oot-s
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Mrs. Il. 7. Chatfield OF Bay City.
Mich. arrived last week and is the
guest of Major and Mrs. John Rhctt
at their quarters at Fort Sam Hous-
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Major and Mrs. John Rhett will en-
terrain with a dinner party on Thurs
day evening. April > at their quarters
in Enrt Sam Houston.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-07-07
REQUEST FOR PAY
INCREASES MADE
Council to Get Ordinance
Over HOgue'S Protest,

An ordinance providing for a gen.
eF7l salary increase for all employees
Of The city building department will
go to city council tonight over pro-
test Of Joseph l.. Hogue. city con-
troller. Francis F. Hamilton, city
building commissioner, will pre-
sent it.
The measure increases building
inspectors salaries $500 yearly on
condition hat they maintain their
own automobiles. The board of safe
ty ordered the ordinance. to reduce
expenditure of operating city-owned
cars. sgtk7
council was expected to again con
slider the ten-year lighting contract
made with the Merchants Heat and
Light Company, which has met op-
position of several councilmen.
The investigation committee will
meet Tuesday night. il possible. it
was said. Continued probe viii ne
cessitate additional money from
council, it was said. although NJ re-
quests have reached Hogue.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-07-07
SCHOOL TERM PLANNED
Religious Educational Committee
Makes Arrangements.

The religious educational commit
tee of the Indianapolis Community
School of Religious Education was
to meet late this afternoon at the
office Of the Marion County Council
of Religious Education, SIT Occi-
dental Bldg. to set the date AMI
name the place and curriculum for
The fall term.
Members are: z. r. Albertson,
chairman; the Rev. o. 3. Moor, vice
chairman; Mrs. Z. a. Mckee. secre-
tary-treasurer; Dr.. W. c. MORO,
dean; Prof. Willis Holman, DR.. c. II.
Winders, the Rev. Edward E. Rob
erts. the Rev. Paul Judson Nor
ris. DR.. Matthew +. Smith, DR.. O..
w. Fifer and Miss Nellie c. Young.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-07-07
HARRISON BRAVES
MAYORS WRATH
C, of C, Expert Ventures Into
City Hall Again,

I haven't been killed yet
with these words. Leonard Y. Har-
rison. Chamber of Commerce civic
affairs expert. ventured around the
hooks and corners of the city hall
today. despite notice Of Mayor Shank
that city officials would refuse TO
cooperate with him.
Harrison's remarks on the city
police force aroused the mayors ire
and prompted him TO cut off CO.
operation. Harrison had been in
'vestigating records Of the board Of
health and former city budgets to
announce further recommendations
on local government.
Il don't know how the city Off
cials will treat me- said Harrison
today. in indicating his visit was a
"feeler.' Mayor Shank was not in
his office.
Various offices reported that the
mayor had ordered department
heads TO refuse cooperation, although
public records are open to inspection
at any time.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-07-07
SOCIALISTS HOLD
THEIR CONVENTION
Senator La FoIIette'S Candi-
dacy viii Be Endorsed.

BIZ United Press
CLEVELAND, Ohio, July T.
Senator Robert NJ. La Follette's in
dependent candidacy for the presi-
dency will be Endorsed by the ma
tional Socialist party in convention
here according to Socialistic lead
ers just before today's session got
under way.
Three hundred delegates have been
seated. The question of supporting
La Toilette was voted to be submit
ted to the convention by the execu-
tive committee.
Daniel Hoan. mayor Of Milwau-
kee, was elected permanent chair
man of the convention at the open
ing session yesterday. The following
were named on the executive com
mittee of the party:
Victor L. Berger, Milwaukee;
Thomas NJ. Duncan, Socialist floor
leader in the Wisconsin State legis-
lature; Joseph Sharte, Dayton, Ohio;
Joseph E. Cohen, Pennsylvania;
Morris Hillquit, New York; Mrs. M.
L. Lewis, California.
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of Porto Rico and a delegate to the
Democratic national convention at
New York.
William 7. Walker of Indianapolis
vas the first president The Organi-
cation was founded thirty-four years
ago at Lawrence. Kan. 1t had thirty
five charter members. Today the
membership comprises $4,000 per-
sons from all States. Resources are
said to be SIS. 900, 900.
Present officers are: J. n. Dolley,
Topeka, Kan, president; F. l..
Bishop, Denvel, Col. vice president;
S. S. Baty, Lawrence, Kan, secre-
tary; George r. Allen. Kansas City,
Mo, general counsel. and Sweeney.
treasurer.
Conference probably will end Tues
day afternoon.
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SUICIDE WILL Be
BURIED TUESDAY
Mrs, La Vergne Succeeds in
Third Attempt on Life,

Mrs. Maggie La Vergne, 80, who
died Sunday night at the city hos
pital Don after taking poison. will
be buried Tuesday at Mt. Pleasant
cemetery. Funeral services viii be
held at . p. m. at the home, 2509
W. Morris St.
While her four children We're play
ing and her husband, Edward La
Nergne. was upstairs, Mrs La
Vergne drank poison. Sterling Bur
nett, her brother. rushed her to the
hospital in his automobile.
Twice before she drank. poison.
She had been in failing health seven
years, her husband said Saturday
she observed her thirtieth birthday
anniversary.
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Larkin and his son, James, both Of
Chicago, were slightly injured.
AT BEDFORD-Frank Hunter, 64,
was found dead under the back
wheels Of his auto. The car is be
lieved TO have rolled down an in
cline near the garage door and
crushed him.
AT ANDERSON-Carl Fender, Al,
sustained a broken right leg when
struck by a machine driven by Vol.
ney Lambert. His condition is
serious.
AT MUNCIE-Five were injured
one seriously when automobiles
collided near here Sunday. Fire de
stroyed a car driven by Francis
Moore, Rochester, n. Y. The in
jured Orville Brown. %, Ander
son; Mrs. Orville Brown; Francis
Moore. Mrs. Francis Moore, and
Marcella Moore. II. Miss Mary
Shelley Is, Newcastle, was seriously
injured when the car she was driving
was struck by another machine
which did not stop.
AT MARION-Miss Martelle Deter
and Frad Case of Marion were hurt
when the machine in which they
were riding overturned after a col
lision with another machine. Six
others were slightly injured.
AT PORTLAND - Lieut.. Roy
Hiser OF the 151st Howitzer Com.
pany, Indiana National Guard, re
ceived d broken shoulder blade
when struck by car that did not
stop.
AT HARTFORD CITY-Roscoe
Markin received a broken ankle
when run down by a machine
driven by Earl Stanley.
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%. both colored, 6O61z Fayette St.
The auto struck a a driven by AL
bert Kyser. 904 Ewing St. who was
cut about the hands and arms. L.
D. Oberlies. 90. of 1910 Valley Ave.
who was with him, suffered severe
injuries to the head.
AS a result of an automobile acct
dent on Bellefontaine St. near
Twelfth St. Sunday night. Harold
Warner, 70. 1921 y. Capitol Ave, is
charged with assault and battery and
operating a motor vehicle while I'M
der the influence of liquor, and Or
man Faust. 10. 2412 \. Capitol Ave.
is charged with drunkenness. Ac-
cording TO police, Warmers car
crashed into another. injuring Miss
Alta Davis. 1872 Bellefontaine St,
and Miss Virginia Weekly. who We're
with Warner and Faust.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-07-07
CELEBRATION DATE SET
Protestant Orphan Association Affair
to Be Held Aug 10.

General Protestant Orphan Asso.
citation will holds it's annual public
celebration Aug. 10 at the orphan
age, 1404 S. State st. Andrew j.
Weiss is chairman Of the general
Theodore Losche, Harry Weiland,
Arthur Becker, Karl A. Zeigler, Nor
man 2. Hukriede, William F, Liehr,
Edward A. Gardner and Alfred l..
Leep.