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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-12-31
MONDAY

"The Chinese Situation" will be
discussed by Charles r. Paul at the
meeting Of the indianapolis Literary
Club at the D. A. R. Chapter House.
Queens of Old Spain" will be dis
Cussed by Mrs. James Darnall at the
meeting of the Sesame Club at the
Fletcher American Bank Bldg.
Miss Elizabeth Mcbride will talk
on Two Recent Novels of the
South" at the meeting OF the Irving
ton Woman's Club at the home of
Mrs. Clarence Forsyth, 543 N. Audi
bon Rd,
TUESDAY
Herman z. Gray will talk on
Corporations and the Law" at the
meeting Of the Century Club in the
D. A. r. Chapter House.
Correspondence day of the Proctor
Club will be held at the home Of
Mrs. B. j. Guedelhofer, 1924 N. Me-
ridian st. New officers will be elect
ed.
The Heyl Study Club will meet at
the club rooms of the Y. w. c. A.
Bldg. Current events topics includ-
ing The Young United States" by
Mrs. Franklin McCrea; and The
Nation Established" by Mrs. James
E. Pierce will be discussed Mrs.
Nettie Kane will talk on The
Trainers of the Constitution
Mrs. c. NJ. Finney. 1868 Carrollton
Ave. will be hostess at the meeting
of the Hoosier Tourist Club. Mrs
Salem Clark will talk on "Covent
Gardens and Mrs. c. E. Day on
Dickens Lime House Hole"
THE Romance of the Northwest
will be discussed by Ruth Hellekson
Lindley at the meeting of the Fort
nightly Literary Club at the Propy-
laeum. Discussion of Maps" will be
in charge of Marion Milne Hall.
The Irvington Chautauqua Club
will meet at the home Of Mrs. H.
w Haworth, $50 Campbell st. The
Kinds Of Poetry will be the sub
ject of a talk by Mrs. E. A. Perkins
Mrs. Peter AIcEwen will discuss cur
rent events topics.
Mrs. Oliver w. Greer, 637 N. De-
Quincy ST., will be hostess for the
Alpha Eta Latreian Club. Mrs.
Myron Taylor viii talk on Modern
Etiquette"
WEDNESDAY
Threads Of Romance will be- dis
cuSsed by Mrs. G. F. Mcdaniel at
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Young Girls
Entertained
With Party

A MONG the prcttiest holt
"A day parties for the young
girls of indianapolis was tho
luncheon bridge party today
given by Miss Susan Gray Shedd,
1899 N. Delaware St, in honor OF
Miss Grace Krick. DanYille, Ind
a student of OberlIn College where
Miss Shedd is also a student. The
hostess was assisted by her aunts,
Miss Carolyn Ashbrook and Mrs.
Clinton LaSher and her mother,
Mrs. Edwin H. Shedd.
Appointments were in silver and
green. The Christmas tree and
flower baskets were draped in silver
and the table covers We're green
sateen with silver doilieS The ia
bles were lighted with green tapers
and nut cups we're in two shades CT
green. Fayors of green bottles Of
candy marked each place The bal
looms, prizes, ices and cakes were
also In the predominating color
Covers we're laid for:
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w. C. T. U. NOTES

Meridian Union will hold its next
meeting at the home of Mrs. Jesse
E. Martin, $40 West Fortieth ST.,
Wednesday at 10 a. m. for all day.
Take FairYiew car TO the Orchard
school and go two blocks north. S.
H. Newman will give several vocal
numbers. A community sing will
be led by Mrs. l.. e. York. Parlia-
mentary drill will be led by Mrs. J.
B. Algire. Luncheon will be served
at 1915. Mrs. II. A. Winterrowd is
chairman of the luncheon commit
tee. Devotions will be led by Mrs
John Deer. The annual address of
the State president, Mrs. Elizabeth
Stanley, will be read. Mrs. Martha
Gipe will speak. Mrs. Frank
Symmes, president, will preside.
Frances Cleveland Union will meet
Tuesday at 100 p. m. at the home
of Mrs. Oren Murphy on the Bluff
Rd. Take Bloomington Blue Goose
bus to the Southport Rd., second
house north. The afternoon pro-
gram includes a talk by Mrs. Ger
trude Jones. indianapolis, director
Of child welfare. Mrs. Mary Glad
den will have charge Of devotions.
Mrs. Mae Brown, Indianapolis, Will
give a reading. Mrs. Hubert Jordan,
president, will preside.
u II
Vayhinger Union will hold an all
day institute Wednesday at 10 a. m.
The county directors will be guests.
Local directors will assist in a round
table discussion on departments.
Mrs. Daisy Andrews, musical direc-
tor, will have charge Of music. The
luncheon committee is Mrs. Alice
Flee, Mrs. Agnes Keeler, Mrs. Alice
Kendew, Mrs. Gertrude Everett, Mrs.
Cora Perry and Mrs. J. Mcdonald
Young. The Rev. Mr. Parr of the
United Brethren Church will lead
devotions and the prayer and praise
service.
Thurman Union will meet with
Mrs. Estella Ballenger Tuesday at 2
p. m. at $50 w. Vermont st. Mrs.
Jennie Gorden will lead the devo-
tons. A vocal solo will be given by
Mrs. Mary Bryant. Mrs. Ballenger
will preside.
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MEETINGS OF INDIANAPOLIS CLUBS TO BE HELD NEXT WEEK

Clabaugh at the meeting of the
Pierian Club at the home of Mrs.
NJ. F. Conner, 3941 Kenwood Ave.
Mrs. G. R. Lewis will talk on THE
Rise Of the English Novel" and Mrs.
P. a. Randall will discuss Robbins
and Rove Grammar Text"
The regular meeting of the Beta
Delphian Chapter will be held in
the parlors of the woman's depart
ment at the Fletcher American
Bank Bldg, at Gas a. m. The topic
for the day is "The Golden Age of
Painting" and will be handled by
the leader. Mrs. Floyd Williamson
and her assistants, Mrs. F. z. Schulz
meyer. Mrs. Albert Alexander, Mrs.
Tyler Oglesby and Mrs. T. A. Sty-
gall.
FRIDAY
"The Great Chinese Wall" and
Farm and Farming" will be dis
cussed by Mrs N. L. Schneider and
Mrs. VIII Reny, respectively. at the
meeting Of the Culture Club for
which Mrs. n. L. Schneider, 600 NJ.
D. Woodruff Pl., viii be hostess.
Miss Gertrude Taggart will talk
on Twice Told Tales" Friday at the
meeting of the indianapolis Wom-
ans Club at the Propylaeum.
New officers of the Irvington
Catholic Woman's Club will be
elected at the meeting at the home
Of Mrs. Amelia Walsh. 1905 z. Wash
ington st. The Rev. M. Lyons viii
talk.
SATURDAY
The Saturday Afternoon Literary
Club viii meet at the home Of Mrs.
Henry Zitzlaff, 1914 Broadway. Mrs
Zitzlaf will be assisted as hostess
by Mrs. Edwin w. Fischer. Mrs.
Hollis F. May will talk on art APP
probation"
"Today's Women in Literature and
Art" will be the general subject dis
cussed at the meeting Of the Maya
zine Club in the z. w. c. A. Bldg
Miss Corinne Ryan will discuss
"Novelists;" Mrs. Janet S. Hiatt
"DramatiSts;" Mrs. Edward j. VOL
farth, Poets" Mrs. E. Fl. Elwood
"Sculptors;" Mrs a. z. Baker
Painters, and Mrs. A. Z. Baker
Music Of American Women Com
/ posers." The hostesses will be Mrs
F. w. Gunkle. Mrs. w. D. Hamer
Mrs. Ellen F. Pierce, Mrs. Henry L
Harding. Mrs. Albert Henley anc
Mrs. Ellen Il. Pierce.
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MU PHI ALUMNAE TO
MEET WEDNESDAY 2. II.

Mrs. Nell Kemper McMurtrey,
1902 Park Ave, will be the hostess
Wednesday afternoon for the jan
uary meeting of the Alumnae Club
Of Mu Phi Epsilon, national
honorary musical sorority Mrs.
John Sink and Mrs. Vivien Shigley
Forty will assist the hostess.
Luncheon will be served at 1880
and the program following will be
in charge of Mrs. Clyde E. Titus,
who will talk on Chinese and
Japanese music. Miss Edna Gent
viii present current events in
music.
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BY FLORA G. ORR

United Press staff Correspondent
WASHINGTON, Dec. 81. - The
new Senator from New Mexico will
swell the bachelor ranks in the
Senate to the dignity Of real quar-
tet once more.
Cutting, appointed to succeed the
late A. A. Jones, is SO. a newspaper
publisher, rich, well-educated, was a
captain in the World War, and was
decorated with the British military
cross as recognition for his services
while assistant military attache at
the American embassy in London.
He is a Harvard graduate and can
talk in any che Of four languages,
and read in three others.
The other bachelors are LaFol-
lette, Wisconsin,; Mcclellan, Tennee-
see, and Walsh, Massachusetts,.
II
Young John Coolidge, home for
the Christmas holidays, a familiar
collegiate figure in his raccoOn coat,
doesn't have such a terribly excit-
ing time of it.
lie riQeS IN ROCK creek Park
sometimes in the mornings. He goes
for walks with his mother. and he
a accompanies her and the White
House guests to the theater. But he
hasn't been to many of the debu-
tante parties. Rather conspicuously
absent, excepting at the tea dance
for the niece of the Secretary of
Labor, Miss Esther Ford Jones. He
also attended a party for Miss Alice
Brooks Davis, debuntante daughter
CT the Secretary of War.
White House guests this week
have been the artist, Howard
Chandler Christy, and Mrs. Christy
John went with the Christys to 4
performance Of Keith's vaudeville
and he went 10 see The King Of
Kings" with the President and Mrs
Coolidge.
New Years eve partles-several o
them-are scheduled for society il
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SOCIETY IN WASHINGTON

Washington tonight. One of the
smartest is to be given by the Min
lister of Hungary and Countess Sec
henyi, their daughter, the Countess
Cornela Szechenyi, is 2 debutante.
New Years receptions will take
place at the homes of the cabinet
officers, as usual, only these will be
on Monday.
Chief Justice and Mrs. William
Howard Taft will hold a reception
as usual, and will be assisted by the
wives Of the associate justices Of the
Supreme Court.
The Tafts had their daughter
with them, over Christmas-Helen
Taft Manning-also her husband
Prof. Frederick Manning, and their
little daughter, who is named for
her mother, Helen Taft Manning.
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Assisting hostesses will De:
TVcir-D0rig En0nqem emf

The engagement Of Miss Fern r.
Cayis to Paul A. Weir was an
bounced Wednesday evening at
party given by Miss Davis mott
Mrs. Herman +. Davis, 375 Camp
oell Ave. The wedding will take
place Feb 49,
The house was arranged with
holiday decorations. Refreshments
were served by candIehght The
guests were Miss Mary Weir. Miss
Helen CoombS, Ellsworth Boyce,
Dick May, Mr. and Mrs. Harold
Maves. Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth
Thorne, Mr.. and Mrs. Herman
Kortpeter. Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence
Drake.
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Afesdanes
N0nie DircctOr Here

Miss Alice George, Hollywood.
CAL viii speak at the meeting of
the executive committee of the In
diana Indorsers Of Photoplays at 10
q. m Tuesday at the Fletcher
American National Bank Miss
George is here in the interest Of
the picture. "TLe King CT Kings, q"
to be here the week Of Jan 8. Miss
George assisted in direction Of the
picture for siZ months.
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Open House
of ID. A. r.
tOBeSundQy

@ TATE officers Of the Indiana
~ Society Of the Daughters
Of the American Revolution,
and three honorary chapter ex-
regents, Mrs. S. L. Perkins, Mrs.
Wilbur Johnson and Mrs. James L.
Gavin, viii be honor guests at the
New Years afternoon open house to
be given by the chapter at the chap
ter house, 824 N. Pennsylvania ST.,
Sunday from to p. m.
State officers who will attend are:
Mrs Charles w. Ross, CraWfords-
vile, State regent; Mrs. Roscoe
OBryne, Brookyille; Miss Jessie
Watson, Charlottesville; Mrs. Fred
erick S. Bates, Richmond.
Mrs. F. Ellis Hunter, regent of the
chapter, assisted by the following
officers and members of the board:
Megdamos
Ernest T. Wales James M Ogden
Walter G, Marmon Charles r. voyies
Charles A. Edwards Thomas A. Wynue
Waldo 3. Rosseter William W Winslow
Minnie j. Link &C. o. Robinson
Julia Sharpe Caroline Thompson
Mrs. Robinson is president of the
G. A. r.
Decorations are in charge Of Mrs.
Douglas f. Bash and will be in keep
ing with the holiday season. Mrs.
Wales and Mrs. ogden will have
charge Of the dining room.
The following chairmen Of COM
mitteeS will assist in receiving ths
guests:
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AssembIg Glib

The indianapolis branch OF the
state Assembly Woman's Club VIII
meet wednesday at the As-You-
I ike-It tearoom, Sixteenth st. and
Talbott Ave. Reservations may be
made with Mrs. Charles Remy. Mrs.
arthur Hogston or Mrs. c, j.
Buchanan.
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y. A. Z. Meeti1ln

d. Frank Culbertson will talk on
George Rogers Clark" at the meet
ing of the Caroline Scott Harrison
chapter, D. A. r., at the chapter
house Thursday at 2:3O p. m.
Thomas Broadstreet will sing.
Mrs. Giles l.. Smith and Mrs.
James w. Sturgis will be hostesses
for the afternoon.
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LiterQture Meeti1l0

A dialect in literature. "A Ro-
nance Of the Mississippi Delta" viii
be given az the meeting Of the de-
partment of literature of the Wom-
ans Department Club Wednesday
afternoon at the club house. Mrs.
w. d. Long, Mrs. Verne B. Sharritts
and Mrs. M. T. Conner will be on
the program.
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ing of the Aftermath Club at the
home of Mrs. G. S. Lycan, 1909 N.
Delaware st. Mrs. B. w. Mitchell
will talk on "Old American Glass
and Mrs. William II. Foreman,
Hooked Rugs Of Yesterday"
A review of Richardson's "Clarissa
Harlow" will be given by Mrs. w. A.
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PrOpulGeun Reception

Stockholders OF the Propylaeum
will be honor guests at the annual
New Years reception at the Propy-
laeum. 1410 n. Delaware St, Sunday
from 4 to z p. m. Mrs. Charles ~
Williams and Mrs. Caroline Vajen
Collins are in charge Of the party.
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MISS WEST TO WE'D
LIZ GRAND CANNON

Mr. and Mrs Roy Owen West,
5633 Woodlawn Ave, Chicago, an
nCunce the engagement Of their
daughter, Miss Helen Louise West,
to lie Grand Cannon, son Of Mr.
and Mrs John Talbot Cannon, 1929
Central Ave
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Southern Club Pnrtv

The Southern Club entertained
Friday evening with its annual
Christmas dance and bridge party
at the Woman's Department Club,
Appointments were in holiday de-
sign.
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MnrOtt PrOnrnn1

The Marott trio, composed Of
Maud Custer. Consuello Couchman
Rettig and Hilda Burrichter, assisted
by Walter Otto, baritone, will give
the following program Sunday after
noon at the hotel:
waltz .-s-.. ...ss... iSlEaLSS
Trio
(a) Evening Star .......,,....W Wagner
tbl Calm as the Night .....B ohrl
Walter Otto
(al Chinese Lullaby ............ Bowers
tbl Chinese Serenade" ............F,ie e
IA Spirit Flower ............. Upton
tbi Morning" ..............O. B. Speaks
Walter Otto
Il, MAfs fs4 the Rail-, F,r6 5Tiii,i
fal who Knoz-sss" ...............B Ball
Cbl Give Nan Horse He Can Ride
OHara
Walter Otto
oe-tCt4on ..-.--.-. :. .--.--- FlCloE AeIpeIl
Trio
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rhirtn-Eiahth ANriIiarV

Mrs F.. C. Bakemeier, 1908 Pros
meet ST.. will be hostess for a COW
cred p dish luncheon and white ele-
,,,,art exchange for the Womens
si,xiliary to the Thirty Eighth d.
vision Wednesday
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n7IIE annual New Years re
L ception Of the Woman S
Department Club win be held
from 3 until 6-p. m. Sunday at
the clubhouse, 1902 n. Meridian ST.,
for members and their husbands.
Mrs S E. Perkins, president. assist
ed by the officers board Of directors
and chairmen OF departments, Will
receive. Mrs. Ronald Foster is
chairman OF the affair Miss Ann
Ursula Mathews, harpist, viii give
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CALEDONIAN CLUB TO
HAVE BURNS PROGRAM

The indianapolis Caledonian Club
VIII observe the birthday Of Robert
Burns with a musicale at the Ma
sonic Temple Jan. IS. Among ma
tional artists on the program viii be
Cameron Mclean baritone; Hugh
Jameson, piper; Phil Barker, Scotch
entertainer, and Ruby Lennov, high
land dancer.
Other pr0gram numbers will be
given by local Scotch people.
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Coninn Mnrriane Date

rDWttI.V " " wv AINtD
The coming marriage Of Miss
Letha Lods. daughter Of Mrs. Pearl
Lods, Monticello, and Gerald Gro
well, son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Crowell, Carroll County, has been
announced. The wedding will take
place Jan. II.
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the meeting Of the Minerva Club at
the home Of Mrs. George Limiting,
3039 Bellefontaine st. A response
will be made on Peasant Needle
work"
THURSDAY
Interior decoration will be the
general topic discussed at the meet
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custom indianapolis other cities
that OF the larger women club holding house New Years
afternoon
Mrs Ellis Hunter regent Of the Caroline Scott Harrison chapter
Daughters Of the Revolution
the receiving chapter 824 N
TIE 5 p. m Sunday
Mrs T. Perkins president and Mrs Everett M SchOfeld first
president with other officers of the WOmans Department Club will
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the club m
Miss Virginia Cox, with Miss Nlalla
this afternoon
Elizabeth he
holidays with her father, Charles II.
Among other girls
tonette
Henry Langsenkmp Pennsylvania St. Betty
of the Eskne School, MIR
Burns, 1905 Washington Blvd
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ALnhn TIM Zefn

Miss Josephine Kirk will be hos
tess for the meeting of Alpha Tau
zeta Sorority Tuesday evening.
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Mrs. Foreman EntertaiRs
A luncheon bridge for twelve
guests was given Thursday at the
Marott by Mrs. George Foreman.
4132 Carrollton Ave,
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New Years eve partles-several of
them-are scheduled for society in
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Threads Of Romance will be dis
cuSsed by Mrs. G. F. Mcdaniel at
Seward daily gateway., 1927-02-12
MIR, AND MRS. lt. ABRAMS RETURN FROM VACATION

J. L. Abrams, U. s. Customs offic- ial in Seward, accompanied by Mrs. form the States following a three months vacation which carried them to foreign lands. The journey was one of keen interest and pleasure, it is stated, but they rae glad to be back home and among their many friends once again.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-02-12

Mrs. George Schmitt, wife of the proprietor of the Seward bakery, re- turns this evening from Anchorage where MT. Schmitt underwent an op- eratiOn a few days ago.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-02-12
COLD STORAGE MANAGER
 RETURNS FROM SEATTLE

Charles Jensen, superintendent of the local San Juan Fishing and Pack ing company, who has been Outside for the last three months visiting his family andtransacting business at the company's Seattle office, was an in- coming passenger on the S. s. Ala meda. The work of preparing the large plant for the opening of the hali- but season will be begun immediately.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-02-12
F|REMEN STAGE. .B|C MONTHLY MEETING; NEW
 AMENDMENTS ADOPTED

There was a fire meeting last night and she was hot one. Led by Earl Mount the opposition to accepting the new amendments to the bylaws waxed warm but twas of no avail for the amendments were passed in their entirety as read. In substance the new laws are that when a member is appointed to committee unless he can present a reasonable excuse to Chief Guest for not performing such duties as the committee is assigned to he shall be dismissed from the department. Very stringent measures was the opinion of many of the members but it was deemed necessary to have such a ruling in that the work will here after be distributed more equally among all the members instead of a few goats"
 At about this period of the meet ing a telephone call came in to the. effect that man was lying in snow bank near the combined firehal1 and jail. In a troop the husky lads ven- tured forth and sure enough there lay a drunk He was a stranger to all. He had indulged in too many of the cups that cheer which was easily ascertained not only by the odor emanating from his person but by the I flexibilitv of the knees when stand ing erect. The expression was made that the chap knowing his condition and knowing that sooner or later he would be arrested beat the Chief to it and went more than half way in going to jail But he could not quite make the grade.
 So the meeting opened up again.
 The Holiday Club checked in with the cash which amounted to consideer- able and the committee honorably discharged.
 The name of Bob" Willis, F. J. Sullivan, Leonard Hopkins and Ervo Dyer were placed for nomination as members to the department They will be voted upon at the next meet ing in March.
 The watchdog of the cache opened his heart and upon motion, duly pass ed, etc., it was decided to purchase fifteen tickets on the Anchorage radio set which drawing takes place shortly.
 A rousing vote of thanks was ten- dered MT. and Mrs. Otto Schallerer, proprieters of the Alaska Shop, for donating to the department the s35O radio set which since has been won by Norman Noble of Kodiak. | Upon motion passing in regular fashion the department voted the local American Legion Post be given the privilege of handling the big Fourth of July dance for this year. The offer of assistance and coopera- tion from the Post, as presented by J. P. Hannon, was received grateful ly.
 Every member of the organization was on hand at the meeting and each and every one was presented with their monthly stipend, "one buck.'
Seward daily gateway., 1927-02-12

Luck" Baldwin,, who entered the Anchorage hospital this week in a very poor condition of health, is re- ported to be very sick man.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-02-12
CARL LOTTSFELDT IN TOWN

Carl Lottsfeldt, superintendent of the Kuskokwim district, Alaska Road Commission, was among the arrivals last evening from the south, passen- ger of the s. S. Alameda. MT. Lotts- feldt has been out on vacation and en route back stopped off at Juneau for a conference with headquarters officials. He continues on the the h. terior on Monday.
 Seattle chocolate and vanilla ice cream. Schallerer's Alaska Shop.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-02-12

Beautiful Valentines at Schallerer's Alaska Shop.
The Washington times., 1927-04-15
EDISON busy ON
RUBBER TESTS
BY international News service

FORT MYERS, Fla, April 15.-
More determined than ever to stay
with his rubber experiments, Thorn
as "A. Edison, world famous in
ventor, announced today that he
would not return to his West Or
ange, n. j., home. until May /.
The Edisons usually leave their
estate here for the summer about
the middle of April, but the cleo
tricaI wizard is this year SO deeply
interested in his experiments that
he plans to remain in Fort Myers
for at least two weeks longer.
Working night and day on expert
nlents, studying rubber, and making
trips over the State to inspect
various potential rubber sources
Edison has had q, busy winter. His
laboratory experiments have proved
fruitful and, according to those
familiar with his activities, Edison
has found the solution to the great
est problem facing the rubber in.
dustry as whole-the mechanical
method Of extraction and separation.
While the inventor declines to
reveal the method to be used.
pointing out that his experiments
are far from perfection, 4 recent
visitor to his laboratory here stated
Edison literally danced with gIee
when one of his reaction expert
meTits actually drew the liquid rub
Der, from the plant,