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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-01-21
Girl Scout News

New candidates are Troop %,
Charlotte Gregg; 81, Pauline and
Evelyn Knapp; 10, Jerrie Steep,
Jean Enrich and Jane Snyder; "a,
Edna Johnson; Is, Maxine Adams;
II, Leafy East, Margaret Cox, Ada
Marie Cox and Jane Richey; y,
Maxine Ballard, Lois Hubbard, Bea-
trice Grimnswald and William
Green; 43, Mae Etres and Bertha
Aieller.
Those invested during the week
were: Troop 8, Virginia Anderson;
2, Frank ResVick, Anette Lieber-
man and Ann Shapiro.
New members of the Drum and
Bugle Corps are. Troop Il, Ruth
Epply and Chariot ATcF'aGden; "a,
Iielen Collins; %, Nancy White and
Mary Jane Boyer. All former mem
BEES and any Scouts interested are
urged to attend regularly as the
corps is to have part in the March
Court OF Awards and practice will
start Immediately. r.. Z. Davis is
Instructor and Mrs. H. E. Hayward,
assistant The corps meets in Room
d, Shortridge High School, evc-y
Saturday at $3.50 a. N.
A contest has been started in
Troop % and the results are being
closely watched. The contest centers
around the code, compass, knots and
first aid. The troop has eight pa
trolls and each week they change and
face a different patrol. At the end
Of the contest the loser will enter
tain the winner. Mrs. Charles E.
Cole is leader.
Troop 10 paid tribute to Ju.ietta
Low by Ic-reglstering thirty-ona
members and collecting S25 for the
Low memorial fund. Mrs. Henry E.
Hayward is leader
Tickets for the Girl Scout annual
swim meet are now on sale. Thev
can be had from captains OF al
headquarters. The meet will be held
at the HOOsier Athletic Club, Satlr-
day, Jan. e, at z p. m.
Troops Is and 27 are working on
stunts for the Mid-Winter Frolic
to be given at the Communal Bldg.
Sunday.
New patrol leaders in Troop a
are Agatha Saunders, Dorothy Car
Isle, Ade Goodin, Jane Fietemeyer,
Alberta Dean, Mildred Fletemeyer
and Frances Homer. Miss Emma
Lemon is leader.
Members of Fox Patrol, Troop IS,
which sold the most cookies, will
be taken to the Jean eros Mar
ionettes Mrs. A. G. Rahensperaer
and Miss Mabel Van Demon are
leaders.
The membership drive will begin
Feb. ! and continue TO May l.
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Second IN
Tea Series
WedmeSdny

Kappa Chapter Of Nu Phi Epsi-
lon, national honorary musical SCR
GRITTY, will present its second musical
tea in the 1928 series at 3 D. m.
Wednesday at the crystal ball room
Of the Marott Hotel. These teas
are given for the benefit Of the
chapters scholarship fund, which
has enabled the sorority to present
two full year scholarships to two
young musicians the past year.
The Orbit quintet, who are
appearing on the Wednesday rro-
gram will present the comp0s, an
~ DChnanyi the quintet in G
Minor Op.. 1, one movement Of
which was presented on the last ma
tinea musical program.
The program follows:
--@symphonia EspagnoIe" ...u LaIo
Allegro Hon Troupe.
Miss Maude Custer
.:T 2}aVe s}d, ''.'.....-.,.... Coryell
the I5t,le shepherd's soaa5" lxIfI. 81
Mrs. Jcs5anir;ca 1ritct5i. ii''-- " aus
quintet in C-1Iin9r. opus j"
.,i............-...... Ernst V. 'Dolnanyi
Scaer20.
Adagio, quasi andqate.
tll2le clIogTO amin. t.
,'C2n CrloH, Louise Danuor. victims.
-d"l1 zones viola. Yuha VJIbfta'
C'-i9' ana Frances W.sacrl. pl.--Ist.
Accompanies will be Mrs. Min
me Hdenharter and Miss Frances
WlSharc, Mr.. jonas of iho c1777,fcf
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NO212inOtimg
Conn 71ittee
announced

Mrs Frank Hatch Streightof,
president Of the Indiana League of
Women Voters, has announced the
following members of the nomina-
ting committee of the Indiana
League: Mrs. Charles N. Teetor,
FIagerstown, chairman; Mrs. Walter
S. GreenOugh, Indianapolis; Mrs.
Lula S. Halvorsea, Evansville; Mrs.
J. A. Neill, Bloomington, and Mrs.
A. A. Boyd, Michigan City. The
first and second vice presidents,
treasurer and three directors at
large will be elected at the con-
yention Of the league in March.
The nominating committee will
meet at the time of the State board
meeting in February.
Federal aid in general was the
topic for discussion at the meeting
Of the Maternity and Infancy
Hygiene study group of the local
league Friday afternoon. Mrs. War
rem Z. A1annon, group leader, in
summing UP the findings of the
meeting stated
Indiana is asking for over a
million and a half dollars Federal
aid for the George Rogers Clark
Memorial. We receive only $4,000
from the Federal Government for
maternity and infancy hygiene
work! Tor Federal aid to the
States the Government spends an
proXmately $75,00O,O00 for good
roads, 100000 for vocational ed
ucation, 100000 for research in
aericuIture, and only $1,1O8.OOO for
maternity and infancy hygiene. Fed
eral aid is simply a means of max
Ing available to all States the adj
Tontages which the United States
possesses over every other nation
Of Being a big, united and resource
full country. If Federal aid must
be stopped-and evidently in In
diana we do not believe that it
should be st0pped-let's don't be-
Gin on the babies but on a man
sized measure"
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Camp Fire Girls

All @ mp Fire groups in the In
dian2pClis vicinity are working on
tae requirement for national birth
day week, to be celebrated March
ILL when The organization Will
reach its sixteenth year. The honor
this year is won through GIVE
Service" projects, the majority Of
which are concerned with making
garments to be distributed through
The Red Cross and the Needlework
Guild.
Wokitan group of school SIS is
working for the birthday honor.
Making a layletto project.
Hashatuago group Of school At
met Monday at the school. Plans
we're completed for winning the
bEthdey Honor and each girl will
make one new garment for q G.
yaar-old girl.
A new Camp Fire group to reg
istor this week is Wichingin, under
auspices Of Hawthorne Social Sarv-
ice House, with Miss Emma Lemen
IS guardian. Members so far are:
Mary Kathryn BRIGHT, Eleanor
Cc6nbs, Betty Douglas, Pearl EZricI,
Ha2sl S2nborn and Mary Wood.
Wikcda group held its regular
meeting Gt tho hOale Of Mae and
TIary Ecee Beuov. Parts for q play
D.. H.
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Mem Officers in CknrnR

George II. Chapman, W. R. c.,
No. 10. Will meet at TT. Friendly, 51z
N. Illinois st., at 2 p. n, Tuesday.
IT'S. Cara Bird, new president, VIII
have charge, assisted by her ro-v'v
elected staff: senior ce-president,
Mrs. Ella Almond; junior wee
president, Mrs. Nettie Tonder;
chaplain, Mrs. Cora Nangle; Sec
rotary, Mrs. Winnie MetieVer; con-
ductor, Mrs. Fern Rodgers; guard,
Mrs. Alice Jeffries; assistant con-
ductor, Mrs. Emile Almond; assist
ant Guard, Mrs. Blanche Shell;
press correspondent, Mrs. Winfred
RUBBISH; patriotic instructor, Mrs
May Mcintyre; color bearers, Mes
danes Cassie Harvey, Minnie Okey,
May Gable, Leona Johnson; must
clan. Mrs Maud Morgan; installing
officer, Mrs. May Mcintyre.
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Do you prefer LIQUID nefl polish
TO the solid or to the powdered
kind? Yes? Well it is I'D to vou.
And GOODNESS knows there are lots
Of fine makes of finger nail var
n-shes On the market.
In most cases it is Just as we'll
to buy the ready-made article IS to
try out a formula OF your own.
since it is possible to purchase
good preparations At any good
Dharmacy or department store. Az
The end Of this article, so that Won
may have en- idea how such polished
are made, I shall give you a sample
formula from which you may have
liquid polish compounded by your
faVOrite pharmacis
As a general hing, these pol
ishes are really dainty varnishes,
made by dissolving q wax. or q hiqh
grade gum, in q suitable liquid such
as chlOrOform or banana oil. The
essential point is that the solvent
must be volatile, and capable Of
entirely diss0Iying the gum or wax.
Of course, the better the ingredi-
ents, the finer the finished product.
After the principal constituents
have been mixed, the preparation
is perfumed to suit.
Brush the liquid quickly on the
nails. When necessary to remove it,
wipe Off with The polish itself, or
with q little clllOroform or ether.
Liquid nail polish or varnish.
Parahdn wax, GO grains.
Chloroforna, 2 fluid OUNCES
Oil Of rose. 3 drops.
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NEWS OF W. C. T. u. ACTIVITIES

Mrs. Eva Davidson, Marion Coun-
ty w. c. T. U. president, has issued
a call to all white ribboners to att
tend all meetings Of the Indiana
dry conference to be held at Ro-
bert's Park Church Thursday and
Friday. All w. G. T. U. women are
asked to wear the white ribbon and
come in delegations if possible.
Speakers of national Importance will
be on the program. Mrs. Elizabeth
Stanley, State president will speak
Thursday afternoon and Mrs. H.
Hinlle, president of the State fed
Grafton of clubs, will also speak.
Central Union will meet Friday at
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PdrtY for Husbands

Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. Miller, 1903 S.
Emerson Ave. will entertain with a
bridge party this evening in
honor Of members Of Alpha chap
ter Of Alpha Onicron Alpha sorority
and their husbands Assistants VIII
be Adessrs, and 1Iesdames Arthur
Phelps, G. r. Wyatt Charles KuhI-
man and H. A. Baker. MI. and Mrs
L. T. Baier will be sorority guests.
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South Side Branch

Young people Of the Second Re-
formed Church will have a meeting
Sunday afternoon from 4 to $50.
The first annual meeting of the
branch will be held at o'clock
Monday evening. Tuesday is indus
trial night. Wednesday, Business
Girls Club will have a snow ball
party. Thursday, Sunday school
class from Zion Church will meet.
Tickets are on sale at the branch
for the annual meeting of the CITY,
wide association to be held at the
Central Y. w. G. A. Friday. Miss
Oolooah Burner, national secretary,
will speak. Reservations must be in
by Thursday.
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Girl Reserves

A new Girl Reserve Club has been
organized among girls Of School 8.
The club will meet at the South
Side Y. w. G. A. on Tuesdays at $3.50
p. m. Officers are: President, Jesse
Walker; vice president, Mildred
Schaefer; secretary, Dolores Hunter;
treasurer, Christine Cayton; chair
man program committee, Vivian
Parker; chairman service committee,
Elmira Roller; chairman social COM
mittee Mary Ida Shank.
A farewell party fop members who
are graduating will be held by Club
IA Monday. Arrangements are in
charge of Mary Ellen Klingman.
Rehearsals for the Club Is play
will be held every Saturday at 1870
o. m. at the Y w. c. A. The play
is being directed and coached by
Evelyn Wolfard, Technical Girl
Reserve.
Club 10, Miss Katherine Tacoma,
adviser, and Mary Tedrowe, presi-
dent, is planning a recreational
meeting for Thursday. The program
is in charge of Marcille Gunlock,
program committee chairman.
Club 20 entertained parents OF
members at a supper at the Y. w.
G. A. Tuesday evening, Miss Annie
Moore Daughtry, local Girl Reserve
executive, was speaker. Evelyn
Hardy gave several readings and
Christine Williams danced. The fol-
lowing committees were active
Hostess, Elizabeth Hardy; reception,
Elizabeth Manly, Betty Hembrow
and Virginia Dyer; mattresses, Flor
ence Schumann and Edith Myers;
entertainment, Irene Bentley and
Mary Kiel.
Club 81 has elected the following
officers: President, Dorothy Berrd
vice president, Florence Vena; Sec
rotary, Patricia Mason; treasurer
Louise Rudbeck; program, Lula
Richardson; service, Mildred Jasper;
social Eliene Wiseharr. The club
will entertain in honor of seniors
Tuesday. The following committee
is in charge: Patricia Mason, chair
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SORCRTTIEg AT NORMAL
NA1[E NEW OFFICERS

lambda Delta PM Sorority Of In
diana State Normal, Terre Haute,
has selected these officers: PermeHa
Anderson, president, Terre Haute;
Jessica Taylor, vice president, Shell
burn; Margaret Hawkins, secretary,
Farmersburg; Theresa Boyer, treas
urer, Terre Haute; Florence Powell,
reporter, Terre Haute and Lucille
Curtis, rush leader, Terre Haute.
The organization has pledged Mar
garet Kester, Brazil; Mary Rerp,
Farmersburg; Mrs. Audrey Pittman,
Logansport; Virginia Price, Terre
Eaute; Violet McCinnis, Clinton,
and Mary Bronson, Jasonville.
Delta Sigma officers for the
winter term are Gladys Knight,
Elkhart, president; Alberta Schnel,
vice president and pledge leader,
Torre Haute; Frances Corey, Brazil
secretary; Mildred Sloight, Shoals,
treasurer, and Beatrice Higgins,
Terre Haute, reporter.
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1T031l G0rdon Pcconf;o47

Five hundred invitations have
been issued by the Butler chapter OF
Delta Gamma sorority for a recep-
tion at II p. m. Wednesday at the
Marott in honor Of Mary Garden
Who Will give a concert at the NIurat
theater that evening. Miss Garden
will be & dinner guest Of the But
ler chapter Tuesday.
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Mem Chllrch Societll

The following officers were e ected
fol- the newly organized Bartlett
chapel Ladies' Aid Society at Dan
vile: MIS-. Nellie Mccain, presi-
dent; Mrs Everett Stanley, vice
president; Mrs. Vesta Thompson,
secretary, and 1Gr5 Alta Jones,
treasurer The committees are:
Plan work, MIS-. Gertrude GorreL,
Mrs. Walter Brown and mrs. Ed
buchanan; sick, Mrs. Carl Harvey,
7-rs. May Merritt, MIS-. Marguerite
Brown, MS. Jessie Woods, MS.
Blanche Jones; sale, Mrs. Lulu
Brown and Mrs. Vesta Thompson.
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Mem Officers

Newly elected officers of Phi Rho
Chi Sorority for 1928 are: Miss Flor
ence Wilhelm, president; Miss Helen
Leppert, vice president; Mrs. Mar
garet Kretzer, secretary, and Miss
Tile Suffer, treasurer. The Off
GERS will have charge Of the sixth
annual banquet of the sorority
which will be held in February.
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Plans Ready
for Second
d. of. Fete

Arrangements have been complet-
ed for the second series of The
Daughters of Isabella card party
and food sale, which will be held
Wednesday afternoon and evening,
at the knights of Columbus Hall.
This will be the second Of a series
this month, February and April,
with a final winners night" at
which only winners at either one Of
the four parties are allowed to play
The following committee has been
selected to assist Mrs. Wilfred j.
Overmire, general chairman.
Committee on Arrangements-Mrs Ro-
bert Fessler and Miss Wayne Murphy.
Food sale-Mrs. Charles Maley. chair
Prizes-Miss Edna Buennagel.
Bridge-Mrs. Fred Pheger.
Five Hundred-Miss Grace Blackwell.
Euchre-Miss Bernard Costello.
Bunco-Mrs. John Norton.
The above chairman will be as
sisted by the following committee:
Mesdames
Margaret Ackenbrock Edward Hevdon
Charles Kirkof Charles H. Hasecoster
Adelaide Taber Clara Lease
Dale Dallas William WeChsler
David Crawford Elizabeth Gerlach
John sutton Frank Viehmann
Patrick Casserly Elroy LYONS
Bertha Hayes Norbert Fox
Magdalena Kramer Leo Hemmelgarn
Charles Gearln David Curran
William Campbell Joseph Knue
John Cain josephine Holzer
FRANK Gabriel Henry Franz
Minnier Fryer COrnelia LEIGH
John Arthur Ue9ne Kiesle
Charles Balluf Estella Topmiller
Mary BOYLE Robert Kearney
Harry Budenz James Conertv
Catherine Brady Marguerite Hennessy
Rose Brozler George Kirkoh
Frank Duffey David Lawlor
victor Pau Norman NiCOleV
John Ohleyer Charles B. Lines
William Oberting
Misses
Alma Busald Margaret Mouogbay,
Josephine Busald Theresa Eravrer
Anna Beyersdorfer Josephine Shnprever
Nora Cavelage Katherine Dupan
Cyrilla Catellier Louise Mccarthy
Anna Conner Nell Sage
Julia Colbert Elizabeth Murphy
Title Craney Statia O'Connell
Mary Dean Helen Barrett
Marie Dunn Katherine Ash
Winifred Dugan Hazel Barrett
Mary Feeney May POrcr
Marie Fowlef Alice poirer
AgneS Goedecker Mayme McAlliSter
irene Gallagher Matilda Suttor
Cleophus Grammar Emma Fitzpatrfck
Winifred Calvin Mary Ann FitZsim-
Mary Walsh mons
Catherine Grummell Alice Pending
Henrietta Gardner Lucille HAYES
Letitia Gioscio Elizabeth Fernding
ChrlStena Hess Martha Huffman
Anna Hickey Anna LawIor
Helen HAYES Mary Mock
Stella Haugh Margaret Braun
Julia Kelleher Della Lynch
Helen Johns Della Dugan
Anna Monaghan Maria Dugan
Mary Kellar Mary Davev
Marie Sollard Helen Hurley
hatherlne Quinn Catherine Barton
N9!le sage Agnes Mahoney
Eila Dugan Agnes Dooley
Minnie HolZcr Catherine Davev
Louise HolZer Margaret Davev
Margaret HolZer Anna Hurley
JuStlne SHINING Mary Barton
anna Pohl Anna DOOley
Etta HaGSSer Ceceia Buchanan
Lorene Hauser Mary E. Brown
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Industrial Department

Stump Speeches" by the cam
paign managers of the various can
didates for office in the department
will feature the prediction pep"
session to be held Wednesday eve
ming. Supper will be served in mid
winter picnic style on the third
floor, Candidates are: For president,
Mary Ruth Supple and Gladys
Champion; vice president, Harriet
Scott and Audrey Burgess; secre-
tary, Blanche Forester and Ruth
Lohrman; treasurer, Mary howard
and Lillian Burkhart. Following the
meeting, the Industrial Dramatic
Club will present a program.
Other events for the week are a
discussion on Social Ideals of the
Church" led by DR.. Alva w. Taylor
for members of the student indus
trial group at the dinner meeting on
Monday; the regular Tuesday night
meeting of the South Side indus
trial department at 6:15 at the
South Side Y. w. G. A. At the lat
ter meeting talk on Thrift" will
be followed by recreation and dra-
MATES. A leap year" party will be
given by members of the Do Chi XII
Club of the Indianapolis Glove
Company, Thursday at p. m.
Young Business Women
The B. Y. w. Club voted to have
no meeting Tuesday evening, but
to go as a body to the annual meet
ing Friday.
The ANA Thetas will. meet Tues
day, but the whole club is planning
to attend the annual meeting.
The Alpha Omega and Allegro
Clubs of the South Side Branch will
meet as usual Wednesday for sup
per and program. They are planning
a dramatic project.
Business college girls will have a
luncheon in Social Hall Thursday.
The International Friendship
Group plans to study Armenia on
Saturday, Jan. %, at 1890 p. m.
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We'd IN Menu York

The marriage is announced Of
Russell Eller, son Of County Auditor
and Mrs. Alva Eller, Bloomington,
and Miss Annette Peterson, Glad
stone, Mich, which took place in
New York City. The couple will live
in Chicago.
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H0n0rs Sister

Miss Emma Lichstinn, 1909 Laure!
ST., entertained Wednesday evening
with ? bridal shower and farewell
party for her sister, Miss Ida Marie
Lichstinn, who Will leave within q
lew days for California to be mar
RED to Harvey L. Morris, San Fran
cisco.
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]Tnryin0e Ann02,nced

Announcement is made Of the
marriage Of Miss Virginia Cecil OF
Butlerville, Ind, and Ellsworth
Hoadley Of Bloomington, which
took place in May. They are now
at home i'll Columbus.
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MQTtkn HnlrkinS SOciotn

The monthly meeting Of the
Martha Hawkins Society win be
held Thursday, at the home OF Mrs.
L. R. Kackley, 1911 Broadway.
Hostesses in the dining room will
be.
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SfdtiHd PnrtH

The Dixie ball club viii entertain
Monday evening with skating
party at $500 Madison Ave.
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FOR WEE MATDENS

Wee fashionables of l, 2 and 4
years choose bloomer frocks for
play, for stroll in the park, and for
parties, because it is a complete,
comfortable outfit, easily slipped in
to. Style 10. 1922 features a round
yoke with front applied band, round
turnover collar and turn-back cuffs
with scallops. Printed sateen, cot
ton broadcloth, checked gingham,
candy-striped percale and cham
bray are sturdy fabrics to select.
Very dainty and smart for "dress-
up" occasions, is pale blue geor-
gette crepe, f1esh-colored taffeta,
nile green crepe de chine, Powered
dimity or pale pink bastite. Boomer
pattern included.
Every day The Times prints on
this page pictures of the latest
fashions, a practical service for
readers who wish to make their own
clothes.
Obtain this pattern by filling out
the above cupon, including Is
cents (coin preferred), and mailing
it to the Pattern Department OF
The Times Delivery is made in
about a week
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LOdqe Card Purty

The Pythian Sisters will give q
card party at $3.50 this evening at
1921 S. Audubon Rd.
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NIesdanes

Margaret Day Margaret Derden
Mrs. Carl c. Gibbs is president of
the society.
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ENTFRTATNMEN


Chantilla White, chairman.
Charles c. Martin, assistant chairman.
Howard Chrlstena, assistant chairman.
Adrian Aikman Pay Reams
Otto Anthony Chas Seidensticker
T.. T. DWyor c. j. Stewart
3. p. GriToy r.. H. Sturm
r.. D. Hall Bert Townsend
p. 4. lHI 0'"0 F-0~"'~ q. Wolfe
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DiRner-Rrid0e

Miss Lillian HausIein entertained
Thursday evening with a dinner
bridge party Of three tables at the
Columbia Club. Appointments were
in pink and blue. The guests were:
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DECORATIONS
McSdamCS


Mrs. J. H. Laird, chairman.
/ Mrs. c. II. Kleder, assistant chairman.
Joln> Avery Edward Haldy
/ J. N. ErOmert H. S. Hatch
4 Jesse Cline irving Hamilton
! Walter Coyner Roy McNair
/ j. A. Daugherty j. A. BOuSCh
/ i. r. Hamilton Clyde Titus
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HEAR COOLIDGE
PLANS TONIGHT
Will Outline u. S. Business
for Six Months.
BIZ United Pre,s

BIZ United Pren
WASHINGTON, June i1.-Presi-
dent Coolidge will open the fifteenth
annual business meeting of the
Government here tonight in Memoir
ial Continental Hall.
The President and General H. M.
Lord, director of the budget bureau,
will explain to heads and assistant
chiefs of the various Federal de-
partments and bureaus the general
business policies of the United
States during the next six months.
While the business meeting is to
be held on the eve Of the opening
of the Republican National conven-
ton at Kansas City, addresses to be
delivered will be held strictly to
Governmental business and VIII not
delve into politics, it is understood
President Coolidge will outline his
plans for carrying on the work of
the Government for the next fiscal
year while General Lord will discuss
certain phases OF the nations great
business operations.
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TESS PREDICTS
HOOVER VICTORY
G. O. P. KeynOter Expects
Short Convention.
BY LEO R. SACK

KANSAS CITY, June 11.-Senator
Simeon D. Fess Of Ohio, who will be
temporary chairman of the Repub-
lican National convention, believes
Hoover will be nominated on an
early ballot.
FeSS, who until recently was a de-
termined draft Coolidge" advocate,
reached his conclusion after thirty
six hours of conferences with dele
gates and national committeeman.
Il believe President Coolidge will
get some votes on the first ballot"
Senator Fess said. but it is my
opinion that the President will send
a message to the convention stop
ping further votes for him. I be-
lieve the convention will be over
speedily"
Mrs. Alice Roosevelt Longworth,
wife of Speaker Nicholas Longworth,
is here telling friends, Il am for
Hoover"
Ogden L. Mills, under secretaryof
the treasury, says 1T will be Hoover
on the first ballot"
Representative Theodore E. Bur-
ton of Ohio. after two days here,
observes:
II am surprised to find that
sentiment is so universal among the
delegates that Hoover will be nom
mated.