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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-03-08
Local Club
Mem berS to
Hold Dinner"

A project Of civic interest will be
given by the indianapolis Business
and Professional Women's Club at
the Propvlaeum Tuesday night,
When - public relations dinner is
70 Dc Md
Miss Cerica Hoagland. chairman
Of the public relations committee,
and her committee have arranged a
program covering phases Of legiSla-
ton. aviation. commerce. art. music,
literature, thrift. patriotism, civic
government and daily business con-
facts.
Mrs. Adah O. Frost. president, will
give the address of welcome. Miss
Hoagland will introduce the speak
ers. The musical program will be
given by Mrs. Camille Fleig.
Service clubs have been invited
to participate The affair is in
connection with the observance of
National Business Women's week,
March TO l6. A limited number
of reservations may be made with
Mrs. Lulu Harvey, Ia 1904 One
hundred and fifty guests may at
tend the dinner
Members Of Miss Hoagland's COM
mittee are Mrs. Elsa Huebner Olsen,
Miss Elizabeth Rainey, Miss Flora
Lyons, Miss Laura Donnan and Miss
Forba Mcdaniel.
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c.. D. A. TO HOLD BANQUET

Members of the indianapolis
court of Catholic Daughters Of
America will have an initiation
banquet at $50 Sunday night at
the Elks' club home.
Mrs. Anna M. Baxter, national
field director Of the organization
will be the honor guest and princi-
pal speaker. Mrs. Baxter's subject
will be THE Senior Movement"
Preceding the banquet an initia-
ton program will be held at 2
o'clock. The degree team of Lafay-
cite court will off1ciate.
Miss Mary G. DufTey, national re-
gent of the order; Miss Sadie
Howell, Lafayette, state regent; the
Rev. Francis Lyons, G. S. P, Chi
cago and the Rev. D. Lawrence
Monahan, Lafayette, will be among
the banquet speakers. The Rev.
Elmer Ritter, S. T. D.. pastor of SIS.
Peter and Paul cathedral, will give
the invocation.
During the program which will
follow the banquet, the Rev. August
Fussenegger, director of Catholic
Charities of Indianapolis, and chap
lain of the local group, will sing
group of songs, accompanied by
Miss Helen Shepard. Miss Mar
garet Widolff, accompanied by Mrs.
Loretta Goory, will also sing several
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INTERNATIONAL STUDY CLUB
CALENDAR FOR NEXT WEEK

ireland of the Thatched Cottages
and Rose-Lined Walls" will be the
subject of the lecture to be given
by Mrs. Samuel r. Artman before
members of the chapters of the In
formation Study and Travel Club
next week.
MONDAY
ElSinore chapter will be enter
tanned with a 1890 luncheon at the
Sphinx Arms. Election of officers
will be held. Mrs. Paul Walters and
Mrs. Eugene Short will sing a
group of Irish songs. Mrs. Robert
Travis will sing Mother MaCree, :"
accompanied by Mrs. E. w. Short.
Mrs. G. S. Hutchinson, Acton, will
read a paper on Irish Music"
TUESDAY
Mrs. Wilbur Washburn will en-
terrain members of the Australian
chapter with a l o'clock luncheon
at her home, 100 South Emerson
avenue. She will be assisted by
Mrs. william H. Seitz and Mrs. J.
G. Zinter. Election of officers will
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Alpha CHS
Meet for
Luncheon


Alpha CHI Omega Alumnae Club
met at the home Of Mrs. George S.
Wilson. 40 East North street, today
for luncheon. Mrs. Wilson was as
sisted by Mrs. Charles E. Cotting-
ham. Mrs Former S. Cannon, Mrs.
Van P. Murphy, Mrs J. w. Horrell,
Mrs. J. L. Cook, Mrs. H R Taught,
Mrs w. Finley Wright and Miss
Dorothy Peterson.
Decorations and appointments
carried out the St. Patricks day
motif.
Mrs. Oryal S. Hixon appointed the
following nominating committee to
report at the April meeting: Mrs.
Kenneth E. Lancet, chairman; Mrs.
Charles Thomas, Mrs. Wilson, Mrs.
H. K. Weirick and Miss Dorothy
Dipple.
Following the business session,
the active chapter at Butler univer-
sity gave the stunt which won the
cup last week at Geneva Stunt day.
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Election Held
at Session of
Ne10 Chapter

Miss jeanette Slocum was elected
president of the newly organized
Eta chapter. Phi Sigma Mu, honor
airy and professional musical frater-
nifty, of the Arthur Jordan COnser-
vatory of Music, at meeting held
Thursday night at the conservatory.
Other officers chosen to serve with
her are: Vice-President, Miss Mary
M. Hirschman; recording secretary.
Miss Ruth Wagner; corresponding
secretary, Miss Olive Black; treasu-
rer. Miss Mary Helen Brook; his
torian, Miss Vivian Slagle; choris-
tiers, Miss Wilma Friddle and Miss
Wilma Thompson.
Initiation of the charter members
took place last Saturday, with Miss
Frances Chaine, Columbus, o.. ma
tional president, in charge.
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GIRL RESERVE NOTES

Club will meet at the Y. w. c..
A. Wednesday afternoon after
school. There will be business
meeting after which plans will be
made for Easter services.
Club IA will meet Wednesday
afternoon in the school auditorium
Work will be finished on the Ger
man silver bracelets.
Club 10 will meet Monday after
noon. Miss Jenna Birks, Girl Re-
serve secretary, will introduce the
new adviser.
Roberts Park Church Club will
meet Tuesday afternoon at the
church. Mrs. George E. Gill, of the
Girl Reserve committee, will talk
and lead a discussion of the Girl
Reserve code.
Regular monthly meeting of the
Grade School Girl Reserve Advisers
group will be held Tuesday night
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be held. Members will respond to
roll call with quotations on Ireland.
Twin chapters, Alphina and Eidel-
weiss will meet at the Spink-Ar
at 6 o'clock for dinner.
WEDNESDAY
Mrs. F. H. Fillingham will be
hostess for a meeting of the Man
dalay chapter at 1870 at her home,
4053 Broadway. Mrs. w. o. Cheese
man will be assisting hostess. There
will be the annual election of Off
GERS. Mrs. Oscar Burghard and
Mrs. Cheeseman will give a program
of Irish melodies, accompanied by
Mrs. j. P. Sheehy. FiveJminute dis
cuSsions of current events will be
given. New members taken in the
chapter at the last meeting we're
Mrs. D. E. Weidler, Mrs. William N.
Wheeler and Mrs. B. H. Torch.
Members of the Washington
chapter will meet at 7:30 at the
home of Mrs. Eleanor Adolay, 1882
Winthrop avenue. Miss Betty
Cain will act as assisting hostess.
FRIDAY
Annual election of officers for the
chapter will be held at
the meeting at the home of Mrs.
Grace Linn Sandy, 1894 Sutherland
avenue. Mrs. Artman will assist
Mrs. Sandy. A covered dish lunch
con will be served at 1890. Mrs.
William R. Sieber will sing a group
of Irish songs, accompanied by Mrs.
Sandy. Members will respond to
roll call with Irish quotations.
SATURDAY
Mrs. Charles Marshall, Clermont,
will be hostess for meeting of the
Anglo-India chapter. Mrs. Donald
Findley will be assisting hostess.
will be served at ! o'clock.
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Pageant Is
Scheduled
by KabbaS

A pageant, portraying the found
ing of Kappa Kappa Gamma
sorority in 1870 will be presented
at the state meeting of the organi-
cation, to be held Saturday, March
Is in the Riley room Of the Clay
pool hotel. The pageant, written by
Mrs. L. H. Millikan, will be given
following the luncheon at 1890. A
dance will be given in the evening.
Mrs. Millikan first arranged the
pageant for the national convention
held on the occasion of the forty
eighth anniversary. After its first
presentation, the grand council
voted to have it presented at each
national convention thereafter.
The sorority was founded sixty
years ago at Monmouth college by
four girls. Today there are sixty
three active chapters in colleges
throughout the the United States
and Canada. The pageant opens
with the actual events surrounding
the founding and the reasons for
its organization.
Those who will take part in the
presentation are Mrs. Mark Rea-
soner, Mrs. John w. Hillman, Mrs.
Kearsley L. Urich, Mrs. Walter j.
Hubbard Jr.; Paul Rhoadarmer,
Miss Florence Lupton, Miss Kath-
ryn Bowlby. and Miss Martha
Pettijohn. Four members of the &C
tive chapter at Butler university
will take part: Miss Lillian Pierson,
Miss Adelaide Reeves, Miss Dorothy
Kammerer and Miss Nina Mae Jar
Wis. Miss Francis Payne will be
pianist.
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at the Y. w. c. A. Supper will be
served at $50 and j. r. H. Moore,
of the Junior Red Cross will talk
on ways in which the Girl Reserves
may cooperate with the Junior Red
Cross.
Regular meeting Of the Girl Re
serve committee will be held at the
Y. w. G. A. on Tuesday at 10 a. m.
All members are urged to be
present.
Membership and Girl Reserve de-
partments of the Y. w. G. A. In
cooperation with the Hawthorne
Community House are sponsoring a
tea to be given at the Hawthorne
Community House from 2;30 to 4:3O
for all Girl Reserve mothers and
others who would be interested in
knowing about the Girl Reserve Or
ganization. The committee on ar
rangements is composed of the fol-
lowing persons: Mrs. w. w. Payne,
Mrs. Louis Wolf, Mrs. H. Elsasser,
Mrs. L. E. Carson, Mrs. Emma
Lemon, Miss Jenna Birks, and
Mrs. S. A. Miller.
The Broad Ripple club will meet
Tuesday afternoon after school at
the building.
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Camp Fire Girls

Camp Fire Girls are working hard
for the annual birthday council
fire to be held March % in the
Tabernacle Presbyterian church.
Miss Margaret Marshall, guardian
of the Wapemo group, has written
an original pageant based on the
Indian legend, "Tecumtha." The
gown circle for motion singing IS
being trained by Mrs. Hilton Eber-
hard. Miss 10 Craig is training the
girls for their Indian dances.
The following girls were tested
at the committee of awards: Betty
Keerkamp, Dorothy Macy. Florence
Klotche, Marie Pennington, Anna
Belle ComStock, Bernice Ellis, Mag
daline Snyder, Mary Ellen Shell
burne, Harriet Bakemeyer, Betty
Janet Hobbs, Mary Frances Span
gler, Alice Byers and Mary Jane
Harrah.
The local honor committee met
at the office Thursday at 1880 Mss
Pauline Mohler, chairman of the
committee, presided.
Mrs. Frank Hatfield. charm ian Of
the educational committee, met with
her committee Thursday at 4 in
the Office.
The Guardians Association met
Wednesday at 7:30 in Cropsey audi
forum. Mrs. Frances Heagy, presi-
dent of the association, presided.
Miss Velma Jones, new field secre-
tary of the Camp Fire Girls, and
Miss Marguerite O'Donnell, new
office secretary, were introduced
Mrs. Hilton Eberhardt taught the
Guardians camp fire songs, with
motions.
Miss Martha Sink, president OF
Shutan group, met her committe on
the girls spring program this morn
ing at 10.
Mrs. Small. Shunala group guar
dian, edited Fagota, the local mag
azine. The staff for the March
edition was as follows: Editor-in-
chief. Helen Hudson: assistant edi-
tor, Bertha slaughter; art editor,
Alice Schaefer; reporters, Ernestine
De Noon. Dorothy Souders, Esther
Williams, Myrtle Tolle, Eleanor
Klutey and Ruth Slaughter.
Executive board OF the council
will meet Tuesday night, March 10,
in the Office.
Six new girls were welcomed into
Kataya group at the ceremonial.
They were Jeanne Gray, Elnora
Martin, Frances Divnell, Virginia
Montgomery and Gertrude Bickers.
The following groups are making
booklets of Indian legends deco
rated with Indian symbols used by
Indiana Indians: Wapemeo, Aiyup-
ka, Taysuda, Tawasiya. Wokitan
and Shuinala.
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CLUB MEETINGS NEXT WEEK
MONDAY

Monday club will meet at the D.
A. r. chapter house to elect Off
GERS and to observe Reciprocity
day.
Present Day club will meet with
the Monday club, at the D. A. r.
chapter house. HostesseS will be
Mrs. w. o. Dunlavy and Mrs. F. L.
Pettijohn.
Mrs. Demarchus Brown will ad-
dress the Alpha Delphian club, of
which she is study leader, on Eng
lish Portrait Painters" The club
meets at the English hotel at z
p. m.
Vincent C. S. L. c. will meet at
the Fletcher American bank. Mrs.
]. H. Bloor will discuss "Liyia and
Julia" and Mrs. c. T. Austin,
Daughters of Agrippa."
Indianapolis Literary club will
meet at the D. A. R. chapter house,
James P. Edmiston will speak on
Morse Myths"
Welfare club will meet at 1890
p. m. at Art-Nel tea room, 32l0
North Illinois street. officers will
be elected. HosteSses are Mrs. l..
T. Craswell. Mrs. j. Donald Afford
and Mrs. George L. Stalker.
Music Department, Woman's De-
partment club, will sponsor a bridge
tea at the club house. Reserva-
tionS may be made with Mrs. Nc
Clellan Coppock, or Mrs. j. L.
Smith.
Board of directors. Woman's De-
partment club. will meet at 10
a. m. at the club house.
Woman's Department club of
Municipal Gardens will elect Off
GERS and directors. Polls will be
open from 10 a. m. to 3 p. m. Mrs.
Ruth Grimes will speak on The
Art Salon." at p. m.
Members of Pi Beta Phi Mothers
club will meet at the chapter house
for luncheon at p. m. Hostesses
will be Mrs. G. H. Pier, Mrs. G. Mil
ton Kelley, and Mrs. A. F.. Sutton.
Mrs. Earl Mushlitz will give a talk
on her trip to Central America.
Gamma Delta Alpha sorority will
meet at 8 p. m. at the Sphinx Arms.
Alpha Delta Tau sorority will
meet at p. m. at the SEVERN.
Miss Betty Jean Sweeney. 1903
North Pennsylvania street, will be
hostess for a special meeting of
Alpha NJ chapter, Alpha zeta Beta
sorority, at $50 p. m. at her home
Plans will be completed for st.
Patrick's kid" party to be given
soon. All members and pledges are
asked to attend.
Gamma. chapter, Sigma Delta
Sigma sorority, will meet at the
home of Miss Margaret Conoway,
110l North Oakland avenue.
TUESDAY
Tokalon club will meet at the
home of Mrs. H. NJ. Cochran, $3.50
North New Jersey SIreeC. OIlcerS
will be elected. Mrs. Charles w.
Tyler will speak on Double Tongues
and Naughty Wives"
Alpha Delta Laetrian club will
hold Guest day at the home of Miss
Florence Lupton, SOTO Pleasant Run
Parkway. Mrs. Edward James is
assistant hostess. Mrs. Herschell
Miller. of L. S. Ayres & Company,
Will give a style talk.
Miss Ivy ChamneSS will be hos
tess for the Press club luncheon at
1915 p. m at the Columbia club.
Mabel Millspaugh. Anderson, will
speak.
Irvington Chautauqua club will
meet at the home of Mrs. Edgar A.
Perkins, 5457 Julian avenue. Mrs.
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General Club meeting Of the
Woman's Department Club will
be held Wednesday. Election will
take place from 10 in the morn
ing until 3 in the afternoon. The
business meeting will be held at 2.
At 2::30 Maurice Hindus, lecturer
on post-revolutionary Russia, will
talk on 1.-The Mad Monk Of
Russia"
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Girl Scout
News

New candidates that have been re-
ported during the last week are o.
landa Vaucher, Georgia VAUGHAN,
Janet McBougall, Troop /: Dorothy
Ann Rybolt. Eleanor Craig, Joan
Ferguson, Troop %: Iona Edwards,
Harriet Wilder, Troop %: Julia
Lewis. Virginia Drum, Ruth Alice
Huffman. Mary Elizabeth Hull. Ell
sic Keiter. Shirley Lybrook. Mari
anne Hackney, Troop IS; Bernar-
dine O'Conner, Helen Ruphey,
Troop Is
Activities committee will have it's
meeting at the Girl Scout head
quarters Wednesday, March IL, at
10. Mrs, George w. Fromm is
chairman of this committee.
Troop 80 has accepted the chal-
lenge of Troop l to a contest start
ing Immediately, for dues and at
tendance. The girls are very much
interested in this contest.
Several projects to be sponsored
by the leaders of Girl Scouts we're
formulated at the regular meeting
Of the leaders at the Rauh Memorial
library last Tuesday evening. One of
the first projects taken up we're
shares on the quilt made at Camp
Dellwood several years ago.
Troop II reorganized one patrol
by dividing it into two. Margaret
O'Connell and Esther jefferson are
the two new patrol leaders.
Court Of awards meeting will be
held at the Girl Scout headquarters
Thursday. March Is. at 10. Mrs.
Harold B. Tharp is the chairman
in charge.
Troop So had open house at the
Brookside community house last
week. Parents were the honor
guests of this affair and friends
were invited to attend.
Court of awards will be held
Friday. March IS. The place OF
the court will be announced later.
The two classes in laundreSS and
electrician merit badges still are
continuing at the Indianapolis
Power and Light Company under
the supervision OF Mrs. J. r. Far
rell. The photographers badge has
met with lot of enthusiasm by
the girls.
Mrs Frank Lahr of the speakers
committee talked at the Brookside
Civic League meeting on Girl Scout
ing last Monday
Girl Scouts will be represented at
the annual Community Fund dinner
by Miss Jean AdamSon. local direc-
tor: Mrs. Charles E. Cole. Mrs
Henry Hayward and Mrs. Edward
Gardner at the Riley room, Clay
pool.
Troop 20 will entertain with its
rather Mother Daughter banquet
Monday evening at the Church OF
the Advent. The program is as fol-
lows: Welcome" by the Rev.
George S. Southworth; songs by the
-%Sa scouts: talks by four Girl
4c0u5 on Home. Health, Citizen
ship and Camp: Mrs. Clayton
Ridge of the educational commit
tee will speak; Mrs. E. Blake Francis
will talk on the national convention
and Camp Dellwood; other girls
taking part in this program are
Nina Brown, Martha Mcconnell and
Barbara Hickon.
Joel Hsdley. instructor at Short
ridge high school. will have as his
subject Monday morning Birds.
All leaders, friends and council
members are invited.
Registration for Troops 20, 81 and
a are due in March.
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Net Guimpe

OF white net, accordion pleated,
makes a little guimpe for a black
fiat crepe frock. The guimpe shows,
yoke fashion, and both the front
and the back of the bodice have
horizontal Sits that show the
guimpe through.
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Annual convention of the Indi-
ana Federation of Music Clubs
will be held at the Hotel Lincolns
April 9, 10, II. Willard E. Beck,
director of the vested choir of the
Broadway Methodist Episcopal
church, will present his group of
singers at the grand festival con-
cert to be given at the Broadway
church Thursday night, April 10,
by more than 500 members of
choruSes in the federation.
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B1ide-ELect
Is Guest at
Tea, ShONe1"

Miss Eleanor Flowers was guest
Of honor at a bridge tea and per
sonal shower given this afternoon a
the Pi Beta Phi chapter house, 70G
West Forty third street. by Miss
Virginia Flowers. Miss Marjorie
Goble and Miss Truth Wakeman.
Miss Flowers will become the bride
of William Walter Behrman this
month. She is the daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs. Charles z. Flowers, 734
Graham avenue.
The tea table was arranged with
a bowl of spring flowers in the pas
tel shades.
Guests with Miss Flowers and her
mother u-ere
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Coat Dress

Coat dresses of the new sheer
woolens are excellent this spring.
A blue one, with surplice closing, is
worn over a printed slip that has a
high collar and bow tie.
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CARD PARTIES

Quigley council, Y. NJ. L, will have
a card party Sunday afternoon at
2:30 at the home of Miss Graham,
1855 College avenue.
Miss Aileen Betz will entertain
Sunday afternoon with a card
party at her home 1903 East Yer
mont street, for the benefit of the
Young Ladies Sodality of Holy
Cross Church.
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Photo by Plat.

-FhOIO DN FIatts
Mrs. Van Pierce Wildman
Marriage of Miss Mary Lucille
Bruce to Van Pierce Wildman
took place Sunday. March 2. The
couple will be at home in Indian
spons.
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ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED
SMO

Mr.. and Mrs.
Claude G.
Mccoy. 3Of
North DENNY
drenue,
announce the
Of
their dGughter,
Miss Helen
LennOT
Mccoy, to
K. J. Cor Jr.,
son of Mr.. and
Mrs. r. J.
Cor ST.. The
lCeddlng 1CU
take place IN
June.
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Members of the choral section
Of the indianapolis Matinee
Musicale will meet at the Y. w.
c. A. Friday. officers for the en-
suing year will be elected. Boris
Resented will be the guest artist
at the program to follow the bust
ness meeting. Mrs. Dante L. Con-
ner is in charge of the program.
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solos. A group of the Junior Catho-
lie Daughters will present a dance,
given in the musical comedy, THE
Goal" which they produced re-
Gently. Miss Bess Bigane, regent of
the local court, will be toastmistreSS.
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Pointed GOdets

Paris shows a fine little printed
silk frock in pinky tones that has
godets in its skirt that point up to
a yoke, making it a zig-gag line.
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LuCyEHOtt
to Speak at
CLubSeSSiOn

Lucy NJ. Elliott will speak OH
The Building of the City Beauti-
I'll" at a meeting of the Propy-
aeum Club, to be held at 2:30
thursday at the Propylaeum. Each
member may bring one guest.
HoStesseS for the meeting will be:
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Activities committee will have its
meeting at the Girl Scout head
quarters Wednesday, March IL, at
10. Mrs, George w. Fromm is
chairman of this committee.
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Troop 80 has accepted the chal-
lenge of Troop l to a contest start
ing Immediately, for dues and at
tendance. The girls are very much
Interested In this cOfnteSt
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Joel Hadley. instructor at Short
ridge high school. will have as his
subject Monday morning Birds.
All leaders, friends and council
members are invited.
Registration for Troops 20, 81 and
a arr due in March.
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+" "MeGnest Burglar"
Steals Pastors Pay

DENVER. Oct. % dN.Sa.
Denver, police are searching for
another "meanest burglar" This
one stole a preachers pay check.
Rev. A c. Hoover was preach
ing his first sermon in the Hi!gh
lands Methodist Episcopal 'hurch.
Then he returned to his home
next to the church and fourd
that his house had been ran
sacked and his first $54 pay
check taken.
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Bank Is Absorbed
BU ArLin1tOn Trust

CLARENDON, Va, Oct. 23.-Ne'
gotiations were concluded whereby
the Arlington Trust Company, the
oldest and largest bank in Airing
ton county. assumes all deposits Of
the Trust Company Of Northern
Virginia, together with certain Of
its receivables. The Trust Com
pany Of Northern Virginia will re
tire from the general banking bus
mess, but win continue It's real es.
tate activities, and its charter and
name will be amended accordingly.
John e. Fowler Is president Of
the Arlington Trust Company.
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Charles TOIOn Loses
It's Last Work Horse

CHARLES TOWN, w. Va, Oct
23.-The last horse engaged In
daily work in Charles Town has
given way to the motor truck.
The big old horse that had drawn
the wagon of the American Rail
way Express for many years was
sold to Oliver Bush, proprietor Of
the Hill Farm Dairy.
Putting the express horse in
the discard leaves less than a
half dozen horses in town and
these are worked only at inter
walls to plow gardens and do
other odd Jobs.
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Woods Is Elected
By Meat Packers

CHICAGO, Oct. % QN.S9
William Whitfield Woods Of Chi
cago, was reelected president and
r. IS Snyder chairman Of the
board, of the American Institute
Of Meat Packers.
Z. A. Cudahy Of Chicago, B. c.
Dickinson of Philadelphia, Jay
c. HORNED Of Austin, Mimi.
Chester G. Newcomb of Cleveland,
and George A. Schmidt Of New
York, we're elected vice chairmen.
A. L. Robe, of New York, was
elected an honorary member.