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ADDITIONAL LOCAL
Rev. R. V. B. Dunlap returned on one of the last trains from Anchorage, Seldovia and other Cook Inlet points.

Mrs. Andy Simon8 was an arrival in town last night from Mile 20.
 Pete Swanson, who has been work ing on the section, left this morn ing for Anchorage for medical treat ment
 Andy Rasmussen is busy these days putting new roofing on his home.
 Mrs. Chas. c. Hubbard returned to her home at the Primrose mine today after spending the past two weeks in town visiting with friends
 F. B. Heaston and wife were arriv- als on last nights train from their mining property in the Moose Pass section.
 Bert E. Crow, until recently general agent for the Alaska Railroad at Sew ard, has been appointed trainmaster for the railroad, with headquarters in the Gateway city. The office of gen. eral agent at Seward has been abolish ed.
Seward daily gateway., 1924-06-06
Coolidge Wants Governor
 Lowden as Running Mate

CLEVELAND, June 6-Coolidge has passed the word that former gov ernor Lowden of Illinois would be ac- ceptable to him as running mate.
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AMERICAN FLYERS
 HOP OFF FOR ANDY

SHANGHAI, June 6-The American flyers today hopped off for Annoy, a distance of about five hundred miles. Tomorrow morning they will leave for Ragoon, which will take two or three days to make.
Seward daily gateway., 1924-06-06

Mrs. c. Taulman of Anchorage was recently found guilty of violating the prohibition law and will appear for sentence this week.
Seward daily gateway., 1924-06-06

The Commerce Pool hall is having a placement placed under their building several men working the past two days on the excuvating.
Seward daily gateway., 1924-06-06

Mrs. George GuIlufsen, wife of the deisel operator at Latouche, will visit her parents, MT. and Mrs. Jas. Me- Cornell for a. month.
Seward daily gateway., 1924-06-06
CATHOLIC PRIEST SHOT

DRACUT, June 6-Rev. Gilbrige, pastor of St. Mary's Catholic Church, was shot to death at the home of John King, senior today.
Seward daily gateway., 1924-06-06
Doctor Mccullough is
 Nominated for Governor

INDIANAPOLIS, June 6-The dem ocratic state convention this afternoon nominated Doctor Carley B. McCul- tough of Chicago for governor.
Seward daily gateway., 1924-06-06

Malcolm Wilson, travelling salesman who has been calling on the Interior trade arrived in Seward from An chorage yesterday. He is guest at the hotel Van Glider.
Seward daily gateway., 1924-06-06
eoLDsTAR TO ARRIVE JUNE 24

COLDS AR TO ARRIVE JUNE 24tn
 The U. s. s. Goldstar, Naval Radio Station supply ship, is expected to arrive at Seward about June twen- ty fourth. The Goldstar may remain here for two weeks discharging oil and supplies.
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STUDY ALASKA CONDITIONS

BELLINGHAM, June 6-Doctor c. H. Gilbert, expert connected with the fisheries bureau sailed Saturday on the Catherine D., to study the fishing conditions in Alaskan waters.
Seward daily gateway., 1924-06-06

Arthur Young and companion ac- companied by Al Blair, left Wednes- day for Spruce Creek, returning yes terday afternoon They went for the purpose of taking moving pictures of game and natural scenery.
Seward daily gateway., 1924-06-06

Oliver c. Van Houten, former en- ploye of the Alaska Railroad ,and an oldtime resident of Anchorage passed away at the government hospital early this week. Death was caused by blood poisoning.
Seward daily gateway., 1924-06-06

PERFECT MODEL DIVORCED
 CHICAGO June Mrs. Ada Louise Jakeman, who married the artist who proclaimed her .the perfect model" has secured divorce.
Seward daily gateway., 1924-06-06
WEST TO SUCCEED LOCKWOOD

CLEVELAND, June 6-Roy West of Chicago, was elected secretary of the national committee to succeed Lockwood.
Seward daily gateway., 1924-06-06

BURMA, June 6-The Portuguese world flyers arrived here today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-06
Patrons Chosen for Junior League Dance
Mrs. De Voc to Entertain for Bride

DATRONS and patroncsses for the
l. Junior leagues cabaret dinner
dance on Saturday evening, Decem.
Der 81. at the Olympic hotel. for the
benefit Of its various charities, are
announced today.
They include Mrs. John Collins.
Mr.. and Mrs. John il. Powell. Mr..
and Mrs. ]. d. Farrell, Mrs. Clar.
ence Peck. Mrs. George w. Fischer,
Mr.. and Mrs William Mcmillan. Mr..
and Mrs. Fred r. Baxter
Mr.. and Mrs. r. D. Merrill. Mr.,
and Mrs. Thomas Green, Mr.. and
Mrs. Joshua Green, Mr. and Mrs.
Daniel Kellehcr, Mr.. and Mrs.
George T. Myers, Mr. and Mrs Fred
eric Strive, Mr.. and Mrs. David
Grant, Mr.. and Mrs. c. D. Stmson,
Mr.. and Mrs. W. d. Perkins, Mr.
and Mrs. 7, J. Trafford.Huteson,
Mr.. and Mrs. David Edward skin.
ner.
Rear Admiral J. V. Chase, U. s.
n, and Mrs. Chase, Lieutenant
Colonel Howard G Davids. L. S. A.,
and Mrs. Davidg Judge and Mrs
Burke, Mrs. a. II. Anderson, Mr.
and Mrs. Francis Guy Frink, Mr.
and Mrs. a. s. Kerry, Mr.. and Mrs
Edgar Ames. Colonel and Mrs. Clar
unce r. Blcthcn. Mr.. and Mrs. II. II
Ostrander Mr.. and Mrs. a. y. stew
art and Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. Douglas
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BroadlCay Guild IN
Charge at Lunch Room,

Mrs. WIN Fisher will be hostess
for Broadway Guild Monday at the
Orthopcdic lunch room, ia Columbia
st., insisted by Mrs. james Phelps,
Mrs Truor. Mrs Garner Wright,
Mrs Maud Lyon, Mrs William witt,
Mrs Charles Simonstad. Mrs Anna
Timer. Mrs. Grace Peterson. Mrs.
Herbert Klock, Mrs. william Weaver,
Mrs. g. II. Thompson. Mesdumes
Farris, Harding and Mitchell.
University Guild will be In charge
at the Thrift Shop on Monday morn.
ing represented by Mrs. j. c. PrItch.
ard and Mrs. +. d, Jones' and In the
afternoon Vashon Island auxiliary.
Mrs. II. II. Miller, chairman, win be
in charge.
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VARSITY Ball

a quaint little French village was
the setting for the varsity ball, the
University Of Washington formal
dance given last evening in De
Honey's hall
II depicted the glow Of the setting
sun on the pink and blue houses
which lined the street with an
amusement park opposite. and later
when darkness descended. stars
twinklod and n brilliant moon lighted
tho scene.
The committee in charge Of lie
F'rollque do Montmartre" included
Mr.. Charles Youlden, chairman; Miss
Edna Dawn. Miss Adele Thompson,
Miss Susan Schofield Miss Elizabeth
I.ansdownc Miss Helen Graham,
Miss Anncbcllc McRinnon. Miss
Ruth Bray, Miss Peggy White. Miss
Dorothy Brassington Miss Martha
Uhlmnn, Miss MargarIte Strauss,
Miss Noya st. Peter and Miss Laura
Beager, Mr.. Evan Peters, Mr. Dallas
Richardson. Mr.. Dwight RIgelow, Mr..
George shunnn. Mr.. Wayne Doty,
Mr.. George Craft. Mr.. Paul Thirty,
Mr. Walter P1ulc Mr.. Clifton
Greene, Mr.. Paul Davis and Nh
Hurry Ebblewhtt~
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Personal

Mr.. and Mrs. James d. Hoge and
Mr. and Mrs. James Colbert Sulh-
van are expected home from travel
abroad about December %.
Mr.. md Mrs. L. II. Blaine re-
turned to town this week from east
OF the mountains and will spend the
winter ut tho Moore hotel.
Mr. and Mrs George Rolfo OF
Concord n. H.. arrived Friday night
to visit their son and daughtcr-in-
law. Mr.. and Mrs. Hamilton Rolfe.
at their home az The Highlands.
Mrs Paschall w. Smith has re-
turned from Alaska, where she has
been visiting for several months.
Mrs Gerald O'Neil Is visiting in
san Francisco and viii not be home
until after the first OF the year.
Mr.. Robert c. Brinkley will be
home next week from a fortnights
trip TO California
Mrs. Fred II, Gilman has re-
turned from several months spent
in Europe and is a guest at the
Hotel Sorrento.
Mrs. Leo Greenough OF Troy.
Mont, is the guest Of Col and Mrs,
Clearance Blethen.
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Ladies' Musical
Club Concert

Tho regular monthly concert Of
the Ladies' Musical club will be
given Monday. December 8. Mt 2:3o
o'clock, at the women's University
club auditorium.
A two-piano program will feature
Leone LanEdon and Belle Field
Knudson and n group Of Christ
mas carols rendered by n double
mixed quartet with yIolins
The numbers follow:
Fautasle and FuEua In p sIinor....
.......... ....-.sr. Bach Burm"lsi"r
H.
Beside Thy Cradle Hers stand
Christmas pratorloJ .......... Bach
sua Grows the Evening Ger Beth
lshem Town .s..Old Bohemian carrot
Shepherds Song ...,s Old Austrian Carol
Mcsdamos Duraud Homlou, J. n Harrl-
son. Fred Clarke, A. T.. u0ardman.
Messrs. James Harvey J. r. wIodcr-
rncht W. 81, worth. a. r. B9ardmnn.
NlolIna Mrs y. " Lang. Mrs EuEcuc
sherman
III.
Dancing Girl CNnrEed BaIu PaimFrcn
CJrteEe, Miuuet Petite suitei DcBuHsy
Andnntn .......s..s...s.s. sinding
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Cards ont for Tea

Mrs Arthur DE Voc has cards out
for tea at her home on Tuesday
afternoon. December 1G. from 4 nm.
iii 6 o'clock, in honor Of her duugh.
ter.in.lnw, Nirs. Donald Robert De
Voc 0Gloise Vlrtuc). n recent bride.
Mrs George Alexander Virtue and
Mrs. Archibald Coleman Dc Voc will
receive with the hostess and honor
guest.
Mrs. o. ]. c. Dutton, Mrs. Walter
w Reed. Mrs. Donald Wagner and
Mrs. Lawrence Virtue VIII assist
about the rooms and the tea table
Will be presided over by Mrs Ellza
Ferry Leary. Mrs. David Bowen.
Mrs. G.. Il. NJ Pratt and Mrs. J. H.
Justice.
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Choir Has Unique
Experience in
Foreign Lands

st. Olaf Lutheran choir ~
sings in Seattle Decemb'r y :
some interesting experiences ta's'
it's recent trip abroad. Probau |. 4
most interesting was upon w
rival Of the choir in Norway -
a telegram was received by tm 9.
ident and manager of the enoa ~ =.
the United States minister % y
way, stating that the King anu Y. \,
had expressed a desire TO h'', 7
choir: that ARRANGEMENTS had ~ !.
fore, been made for them at U, =,
cert. and asking that the ~ 4,
president receive them, ana : ~.
proper time escort them % =
seats. This concert was ~ y. :,
Christiania at the Aula Of la' 4 :
versity, and not only was y. 4
hacked long before the hour 3 s. !.
thousands were gathered QUE s..-s-
the streets and on the UNIV
grounds. 80, ,kt
The king and queen arrNs .,,tt
Is minutes early and were c.. -,
nj once to one of the anu, m,
where they visited until it vas ~ I
to begin the concert. freVs MN
s o'clocl, the royal party III" VI
the hall. the choir's presiasa' n,
ing tho way down the cel,' s t,sti
The choir in the meantime n lss, "A h
It's place on the stage, and S a',Is, i
king entered. sang as a s,. 4 N
him Norway's patriotic sons
king. God Bless our kIns ~ VII
The daily papers mex. ,a ss 40
filled with glowing aV'0'
wonderful concert, .r,t.
st. Olaf choir will apps' N n
First Presbyterian church M I M
ccmber 30, under the ausp,', ,pa y
Lutheran women's league =
,,l,crop brotherhood,
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Music
Lyric Club Concert

The Lyric club VIII present the
first concert Of this season on Tues.
day evening. December .. at the
First Presbyterian church. Assist.
ing artists viii be Mrs. Amy Newton
Adams, contralto. recently OF Lon.
don, England, and Mr., Jack Perine,
young Seattle pianist.
The Lyric chorus of 100 win be
directed by Graham Morgan. the
clubs director. with Aryille Belstad,
accompanist.
The program follows:
"Yo Little Birds .....,...C. F. Miller
Tho Lyric Club
,a) The Wind .....,.,.. Cecil Forsythe
90 Twilight" .,...,,... Glen Norwood
Tho Lyric Club,
Voicr-Rcitutive and Aria
"Ahl Sc to pormi" C'Romco and
JulletD Observation-Disclosures. NBccal
Mrs, Amy Newton Adams
Oh 'LaudSte nueri'' ..... Nende''sohn
Plano
va 4 i'lAAN ANFNNNHN
lb) The Temple In the Moonlight
..,,,.,.,s.,....,.,.. Ferrari
tc) 'palRdln" .............. LRurcns
Mr. Jack Perinc.
ta) "scrcnRde" 49,. Bertram LuRrd.Selby
tbl The BollmNn' ......... Cccll Forsyth
tc) ''Tallyho" ....................F. I,couI
Tho Lyric CLUB
Voice
(sl "Mellsnudc in tho Wood" ....
,,,,,.,,,....,. ...r,.,., Alma GoetE
90 Love Is the Wind" ........
...,,.,,....., Alexander MRCFuyden
(c) allah BE With Us" .,.....
.,,.,,,.,... Amy WoOdforue FindCn
Mrs. Amy Newton Adams
BallRde. G Minor ...,............C Chopin
MIR, Jack pcrine.
(Rl Thu Keel Row" .., Percy Fletcher
Oh Peter Piper ............
Tho Lyric Club
Rest Thee on This Messy Pillow.
Tho Lyric Club
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To1On and Golon Club

The Town and Gown club win give
n dance on Saturday evening. De.
ccmbcr 90 in the Wllsonian bali.
room.
The committee In charge includes
Dr. and Mrs. NJ Lyle Spencer, Dr.
aud Mrs. NJ w Mckinney, Mr. and
Mrs ROLAND Smith Prof. and Mrs.
Fred c, Aver and Dr. u H. uoua.
tor
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ADDITIONAL CLUBS

woMAN's CENTURY CLUB
Tho Womans Century club wnl
meet next week according to tho
following schedule!
Monday December 8. at 10 a. M,
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Entertaining for
Mrs. Webster

Mrs. Ross Wilson will entertain
at luncheon Monday afternoon at
her homo in honor Of her aunt
Mra Edgar l.. Webster, who with
Mr.. Webster rs IN town 10 attend
tho opening OF the Olympic hotel
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SEWING CIRCLE

SEWING CIRCLE ,o,, tsr
Tho sewing circle o. ' ~. p,s
ter. O. Il. s, meets VIVA n 5
Dodge coils lifth !, ave. J, ,ssS'
Thursday, December -
KANSAS WOMEN ; ~. rlub
The Kansas wo men,s IN usr
meet with Mrs. Hainps pSsf
s4aO First ave, W. Fr,Snssi lIx
her IL. Luncheon lev" -.
~ .-AA..----s - -
--~~~~''s~
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Women's Clubs

the French department at the Hotel
Washington. Building committee
at 1880 o'clock at tho Puget Sound
Loan Association bank
Tho child study department meets
at p. m. at tho home OF Mrs.
3, II. Kerr. COZ Maldou ave. The
program Is in charge OF Mrs. ]. l..
Hnles.
TUESDAY. DECEMBER
on account Of card party at
Olympic hotel, the chorus OF the
club win meet today instead OF
Wednesday at the home OF Mrs. j.
n. Tcmpleton. St Paul apartments.
1908 Seneca st.
Parliamentary procedure depart.
mcnt viii meet at o'clock in tho
board room OF tho Y. w c. A..
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 10
The household administration de.
pnrtmcnt viii not hold a meeting
this month.
Card party at New Olympic hotel
at o'clock.
FRIDAY, DECEMBER l.
The literature and travel de.
partmont will meet at the y w. C,
A., at IL n, IN. The Forsyto
Saga" by Galsworthy. will be re.
viewed by Mrs. Thomas Graham
and Mrs kathryn Markham viii give
"A resume Of Galsworthy as n
dramatist.
Tho members Of tho club will
meet in general assembly at .
p. m. in tho auditorium ht the Y.
w. G. A. Business OF Importance
will be discussed and the usual pro.
gram will be omitted Members
are asked TO show their member
ship cards, as visitors win not be
allowed at this private meeting.
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SEATTLE COUNCIL,
PIT. A

PIT. a, ......
Seattle Council Of Parcnt.Teachcr
Associations meets Tuesday. Dcccm
Der ., at 10 u. m, in the broadway
high school
Mrs, David w. Bowen. OF the
Daughters OF the American Rcvo,
luton, viii give short talk on
The Correct Use Of the Flag" and
city superintendent OF Schools
Thomas II. Cole win explain the
plans for buildings TO cope with tho
oyer'tncrcasing population.
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MonddY Practice Club

Tho Monday Practice Club viii he
entertained at luncheon by Mrs.
Frank Morgan Lawson next Tuesday
at her home on Magnolia boulevard.
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its monthly meeting on Tuesday,
December 9, at . p. m, at the chap.
ter house. 4543 18th ave, n. II.
All members are urged to attend
and TO bring two Jars OF canned
fruit, Jelly etc, for the annual
Christmas shower; also their sewing
materials.
Tea will be served by Mrs. T. NJ.
Parker md Mrs. Arthur Edwards.
sHAWoNDASSE CLUB
Tho shawondasso club win meet
with Mrs. w. II, Fisher. 1880 Dcns.
more ave, Tuesday, December ., at
p. m.
ANNUAL CHRISTMAS
PARTY
Tho West Seattle Womans club
win have It's annual Christmas
party at the home OF Mrs. Charles
NJ Howe, 2324 California ave, ON
Thursday. December IL. &C.
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WEsT SEATTLE NURSERY
PROGRAM WILL
FOLLOW LUNCHEON

Following tho luncheon Daughters
or Pioneers OF Washington will give
Monday December s. NJ the Olympic
hotel, a program including these
numbers win be given:
Vocal
"TIfr" ..........,....,.. rurrhb
"A GiFr' ..........,...... Noorhtgs
'AIy Little House" ............ Pierce
Nine Este Avery
Address
Prof Edmund Menny.
dwelling Of bronze tablet marking the
original aitu Of the University OF wash.
iuEton,
Miss Doris LRmpinE.
Granddaughter Of MIR ana MrB II. II
Dnnny.D
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CLUBS FOR MONDAY
ROBERT MORRIS
CHAPTER BAZAAR

Robert Morris Chapter, o. Z, s.,
has arranged a bazaar for Monday
and Tuesday, December s and .. at
London'g old store on wostlaic ave.
and Olive way. Luncheon will be
served all day and evening. Dancing
and cards win be the nmuscmcnts.
WEsT SEATTLE NURSERY
The regular monthly meeting OF
the West Seattle Day Nursery nsso.
citation will be held Monday. Dcccm.
Der s. at . p. m, at the nursery. 4t32
ignd ave s. w.
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PROGRESSIVE THOUGHT CLUB
SOLSTICE LUNCHEON

''isD M. isNANNIlisN
The Progressive Thought club IL
arranging for its annual winter
solsticc luncheon, which will be held
December 18th, tho place to be an.
nounccd later. Reservations may
be mndc by calling Mrs. j, Ellis.
worth Ives. telephone KE nwd.O025.
Former members and friends who
desire to attend communicate with
Mrs. Ives ut once,
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SEATTLE GENEALOGICAL
SOCIETY

Seattle Genealogical society will
meet Monday December s, at S p.
mn In Chamber OF Commerce hall.
Mr.. Luther WeedIn, United states
commissioner Of immigration, will
talk on Immigration" Public wei.
come,
Child Welfare Department OF Fed.
Grafton In Puget Sound Savings &
Loan association club rooms, Third
nve. and Pike st. Important business
10 be discussed
The Indianapolis times., 1924-03-21
RECORD SNOW OF
SEASON GREETS
MISS SPRINGTIME
Traffic Slightly Impeded and
Few Wires Broken by
Heavy Fall,

The first performance OF THE
Spring Of 1924" turned out to be a
sad flzzle. With a large and enthu-
siastic audience all set for the curtain
to arise on a scene Of gamboling lamb
kins, gentle zephyrs and gauzily sclad
nymphs, the Weather Man messed up
the properties. He converted the
opening act into one where goloshes,
snow shovels. ulsters and skid chains
were the most prominent properties.
Spring officially arrived at 800 p. m.
Thursday. At that hour a snow
storm was raging. 1t continued to-
day. 1t began at noon Thursday.
Record Fan
According to J. Il Arlington
weather bureau meteorologist. 81
inches of snow had fallen by I a. m.
today. a record for the winter for that
period of time.
BY noon the depth increased to 5.S
inches.
He predicted that snow would cease
this afternoon and that 1t would be
clear Saturday. A minimum tempera-
ture Of about 80 degrees above zero
may be expected tonight, he said.
State highway department reported
that rural traffic was hampered. but
not blocked.
The city street cleaning department
put on extra men to clear downtown
thoroughfares.
Public utility and transportation
companies were crippled by the storm.
The street railway company kept all
Of its snow sweepers working thrCtigh
the night. Extra cars were run on
all lines and many work trains were
in service.
At the Union Station IL was re
ported that all early morning trains
had arrived substantially on time.
Traction Cars on Time
Interurban lines were running with
a few delays. A number Of breaks In
high tension lines were reported dur
ing the night by electric companies.
but these were repaired with little
trouble and slight delay. officials said
Minor breaks occurred on the lines
OF the Indiana Bell Telephone Com.
pany. but officials said they were be-
ing taken care Of and no serious IN
convenience would result.
Travel conditions In Indiana due TO
ice and snow were worse during Feb
ruary than for a number OF years, the
monthly weather report states. The
average temperature was 9.5 degrees
warmer than February, 1923. The av-
erage precipitation was lei inches, a
deficiency OF 1.04 inches. Mean tenn
perature was 30.1 degrees or 90 de-
cTees normal
The Indianapolis times., 1924-03-21
FIVE JURORS ARE
FINALLY SEATED
IN M'CRAY TRIAL
TaIeSman Excused When It Is
Found Wife Is Cousin of
|, Newt Brown.
In Jury Box

These five men had been ac-
cepted finally for the jury to try
Governor Warren T. McCray,
when Criminal Court adjourned
for noon recess today:
Harry L. Repp. S42 z. Forty
Second St, branch manager Of
the United States Radiator Cor
poratiOn.
c. +. Harms, 40 W. Georgia ST..
salesman for the Toledo Scales
Company.
Percy II. Dickerson. r r. E,
insurance man.
Horace z. Ryan. Washington
township, advertising manager
Tor L. S. Ayres s. Co.
John E. Minor, 519 z. Thirty
Sixth St.. real estate and In
surance man.
Others in the box at that time:
Frank s. Dudgeon, Perry town
ship, salesman for Standard Oil
Company.
Ezra D. Hill. 2412 y. Talbot
Ave. real estate dealer.
Albert w. Murphy, Lawrence
township, well driller.
Roy H Meek, Oaklandon, Big
Four shopman.
Lenis Elder, Perry township.
florist.
James Hodson. 213S Valley
Ave, clothing salesman.
Albert Hendricks, Franklin
township, farmer.
The Indianapolis times., 1924-03-21
VACCINATION OF
PUPILS ORDERED
Health Officer Acts to Stamp
Out Smallpox.

A compulsory vaccination order
against smallpox affecting every child
in city or parochia1 schools was issued
today by DR.. Herman T. Morgan, city
health officer. The order IS effective
Monday. If children are not vacci-
mated they must be within week.
Norgan's order was authorized by
the board of health Thursday night
when he argued that vaccination was
the only method to stamp out the dis.
ease. There are 12S cases in Indian
apolis.
The board authorized a bond issue
Of S180,0OO to finance improvements
at the city hospital and establish
psychopathio ward. improvements in.
clude building corridor connecting
the new administration building with
the Burdsal units, installing new boiler
equipment, equiping city dispensary,
now at the city hospital, and com.
pletng nurses home.