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AMARILLO, TEXAS, SATURDAY MORNING, JUNE 11, 1927.
HOME EDITION
PRICE. FIVE CENTS
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STRATTON CASE DUE TO GO TO JURY THIS AFTERNOON
World’s Richest
“UNCLE SAW NOW
PRELIMINARY
ACCUSED GIVES
RICHEST SINCE
HEARING FOR
HIS VERSION OF
THE WORLD WAR
BALLARD TODAY
FATAL SHOOTING
REDUCE TAXES AGAIN
CHARGED WITH MURDER
DAR WIFE'S TESTIMONY
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REAL AMERICAN
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PARTY FOR J
BERLIN GUESTS
PURCHASER OF
TEXAS PROPERTY
LOBBIES ARE THRONGED
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ity searching for the youth, declared
Hlo address was delivered in Memor-
la! Continental hall, and
usual, cab'
inet mom bore and executive heads of all
mgretels " wer" "m "attn
This report was partially confirmed at
dance. Director Lord of the budget, fol-
BONOS FOR BIG SIGN 3-MONTH
while not
CIVIC PROGRAM CONTRACT HERE
importance owing to its bearing on the seven figures.
blocks of paving, construetion of two
employed for a
TRIO ARRESTED
AT PANHANDLE
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astounded the Germane who exelatmed
'why, in ths l ease, you wouldn't have
etraighning away for New York.
robbery of the State National bank at
late yesterday followng a justice of
After his vieit to the plants. Cham-
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of
THE WEATHER
GEORGE DUNCAN
OAKMONT COURSE UNDER PAR
of Kings," filed salt for divorce in ea-
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husband, Frank Dakin, known on the
stage as Frank Elliott.
also
heart at Amarine rooter-
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shank and Walter Hagen, l op.
chair.
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i#RS. STRATTON NOT ALLOWED
TO TESTIFY — DEFENDANTS
TESTIMONY CONTR ADICTED
lab.
tain
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ALTHOUGH A SURPLUS CHIEF
EXECUTIVE SAYS ECONOMY IS
ABSOLUTELY NECESSARY
PRESIDENT TELLS BUDGET MEET-
ING THAT THERE IS MO MIL-
LIONS MARGIN IN SIGHT
PAMPA, June 10.—A public improve:
ment program Involving 9% additional
The
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been allowed to takeoff from Germany"
"That may well be,” (Chamberlin said
rather dryly, "but you see the Colum-
The two women and a man arrested
at Panhandle in connection with the
Neon.
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WILEY TO BEGONE
COMMANDING CHIEF
OF FLEET NOV. 14
CHAMBERLIN AND LEVINE AT-
TEND DINNER DANCE GIVEN
AT AMERICAN CLUB
Plane on Exhibition
itrit of St. Louis" will be re-
.Jem eyre* et the nevel al
EXTENSIVE SEWER AND WATER
MAIN EXTENSIONS MOST
IMPORTANT ITEMS
between the east and west bi
Washingtons watetway.
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that avenue which winds down through
the repitol grounds and runs on west-
ward nearly to the White House.
The president's presentetion will be in
the shadow of the tpwering stone pile
which the nation erected to the father
of his country and in the presence of
probably the largest and most ’ colorful
crowd that ever has assembled for any
event in the national capital.
twice her weight.”
The simple statement regarding the
capabilities of the transatlantic plane
INCLUDES GAS PROPERTIES IN
MANY CITIES—PURCHASE
PRICE LARGE
systema in tea'West Texas towns, tran-
spired because the Lone Star desired to
expend its various services in Central
West Texas while the Texas company
was willing to turn loose a department
which was strictly a sideline, it was re-
ported.
The report Mid the Lone SUr com-
pony would inerense the else of its gas
linss and extend the ayatem to Sweet-
water and probably to Colorado and be-
yond, tapping intervening towns.
Lindbergh Today Will
Be Acclaimed Hero by
100,000,000A mericans
PITTSBURGH, June 10.- Dun-
can. member of the British Ryder cup
golf team, shot three under par In com-
ing in over the Oakmont Country club
course in a practice foursome this after-
noon.
Duncan end Tommy Armour of Wash-
ington, D. C, won the match Id prac-
tice for the American open golf cham-
pionship next week from Robby Cruik-
EVIDENCE NOT SUFFICIENT TO
HOLD IN CONNECTION WITH
GROOM ROBBERT
Globe-News
CLASSIFIED ADS
Phone 4752
could reech Berlin in time and the af-
fair had all the flavor of a "home town
week." *
Foreign Minister Stresemann himself
as special mark of interest in the Amer-
ican celebration, ineisted on attending
REATION OF CITY FOR
SUMMER
FLIERS- TELL GERMANS THAT
“COLUMBIA" IS AHEAD OF
ITShIME
DECLARES ENGLISH WAS
THREATENING TO KILL MRS.
STRATTON
CHILDRESS YOUTH TO BE AR-
RAIGNED ON RETURN OF
• JUDGE COLE
if :
CASE GREW OUT OF STABBING
OF C. R. BEATTY THURS-
DAY NIGHT
merelal planes were allowed to carry an
amount only equal to their own weight
VOL. XVUI. NO. 213—Aoawciatwd Ptom Day and Night Loaned Wirw.
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lowed the president with a demand for
a curtailment of expenses during the
coming year. Elmination of waste must
be depended upon. he Mid, to effect
in part increasing costs of the govern-
mont.
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(By the Anociated Press).
WASHINGTON, June 10.—Back at last in home waters,
Col. Charles A. Lindbergh voyaged slowly tonight aboard the
Memphis toward Washington, where on the morrow he wHl
receive through President Coolidge the commendation of 100,-
000.000 of his fellow Americans for his epic solo flight across
the Atlantic. -
The youthful hero caught his first sight of land at the
Virginia capes late today as the sleek cruiser bearing him
from Cherbourg completed a record-breaking warship run
across the ocean which the young Viking conquered from the
air in a little more than 33 hours.
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ACTRESS BEEKS DIVORCE
<B» The Aswoeiated Pre.)
1n$ ANGELES, Jung 10--Dorothy
Cummings, film aetress, who pleyed the
madonna in Cecil De Milla’s "The King
wegther Haturday.
Temperature by
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Ward T. Van Orman (right) added
another link to his long chain of aerial
yietores by winning the national bal-
loon race starting from Akron, O. This
photo of him with W. W. Morton, his
flying mate, was taken shortly after
their descent near Bar Harbor, Mo., 727
miles from Akron.
LONE STAR IS “
To Those Who Have
something to Sell,
Buy or Rent.
All Classified Ads that are
placed in The Newa-Globe Sat-
urday, June 11. and paid for
over the counter will be run.
three days for the price of one
insertion.
All Classified Ads must be paid
for at ths time of insertion to
gut three days run.
(By United Prees.)
MONTROSE, Colo., June 18—Ed Wil-
liams, notorious west end gunmen, wae
captured last night at Neweastle camp
grounds by Sheriff George Winters,
Montrose officers were informed.
Williams, a cattie rustler and gun-
man, had his wife and three children
at the camp grounds. Whoa Sheriff
Winters' coveraS him with two guns, hie
”I guess the ebow ie up."
He will be taken to Grand Junction
for nentence ia a cattle stealing case.
Several other charges are against him
including one of attempted murder filed
after he had seriously wounded H, C.
Getty who had tried to capture him for
a reward last year. -
announced today. ------ — - - ■
At the aame time Admiral Hughes will
become chief of naval operations, suc-
ceeding Admiral E. W. Eberle. Admiral
Eberle will become chairmen of the
navy general board, replacing Rear Ad-
miral Hilary F. Jones, who will retire
Nev. It
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ARE RELEASED FAMOUS GUNMAN IN
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coming block and whits costume when
she took the etand, and presented a very
attractive appearance. She opent moot
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right up to the time for the departure
of his train for Geneva, where he will
attend Monday’s eonvocation of the
part of the city has been projected by
the city council. These constitute the
major needs of this growing eity.
The paving will be started immediate-
ly upon completion of’ the present
twelve blocks, but an eleetion will be
called about the middle of July to vote
bonds for water and sewer expansion
and to refund outstanding warrants.
Now valuations place the city’s tat-
able values at well above $4,000,000, and
make it possible to vote adequate funds
anything, on the way to the Palisades,
about killing English. He denied also
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New pictures of two of the worid"
richest men, those. Above Is J. Pler-
pent Morgan and below George F. Baker,
peace eourt inquiry in which the evi-
denee was found insufficient to war-
rant the charge.
The trio, Frenchie Richards sad wife,
Frances Richards, and Mrs. Betty Du
cett are residents of Panhandle. They
were arrested by the Carson county
sheriff end Frank Gamblin, Amarillo
policeman, for investigation.
Ed Holloway, police finger-print ex-
pert of Amarillo, yesterday reported
that his -finger-print photographs had
been unsatisfactory and were unfit for
eonclusive teste. The prints were taken
on the inside of the vault but two
impressions had been made on top of
each other rendering them both indis-
tinet.
President Knorpp of the bank. in
Amarillo yesterday, explained how the
robbers had pried open a window with
a erowbar and pick, then eat a hole
large enough to erawl through in the
briek wall. 24 inches thick. They were
alarmed by the night watehman before
to see him es he'was when be was bat-
tling hull and other storms over the
the Fort Worth offices of the Texas
of the navy general board, will become_____ .. ,_____.. ........ — ..
commanding Ehief of the U. S. fleet sewerage dsponn plants, and extensions
Nov. 14, succeeding Admiral Charles F. i of the water and sewer mains to every
Hughes, Secretary of the Navy Wilbur * ‘
(By The Associated Press I
WASHINGTON, Juno 10.—The largest
surplus piled up by the treasury since
the war was forecast tonight by Presi-
dent Coolidge to government officials
at the semi-annual budget meeting, but
he warned that the margin of about
0000,000,000 in sight could not be turn-
ed over entirely to tax reduction.
Decreases in tax rates also must
hinge, the president insisted, upon strict
limitation of government expenditures
to approximately the present level.
Not only will the surplus for this fis-
cal year, ending Jupe >0, exceed the
high post-war record set in 1924, by
more than $100,000,000, but Mr. Coolidge
declared a margin of (338,000,000 was
in sight for next year.
While such a surplus would exceed
the admintstratlon’s previous estimates
except that made a few daye ago by
Secretarr Mellon nd accords with pre-
dictions of those who urged greater tax
reduction a year ago, the president ex-
plained that much of the margin wae
accumulated through the return to the
treasury of capital asseta and in other 1
items which would not be available for 1
receipts in the future.
Tbs premure h tow ehi momine over tbs
regie and ehe qouthern Roeky VWS'
re@on, ft to high ever ehe pobef Hto-
vellpy and the outheeqe. Showere ar
reported from the rase Gulf conet reettena
Th* temperatures are hiehpr over the eem-
Seal Mineimlpoi valley sed Allantie comet eee-
tiona. Tbe premure diatributton fevers fair
Mrs. Vernon W. Hogan, instructor of
physical education in the Amarillo
schools, and Hugh L. Butler, former ath.
lotic director of the Sherman schools,
breed expanses of the Atlantie. He will m
eirela tbe city, probably twice before "
OHIO ELECTROCUTES TWO
COLUMBUS, Ohio, Juno 1b. John
Hickman and George Vargo, convicted
murderera, were elect roeuted tonight in
the Ohio penintentiary. Hickman died
nt 0-0T p. m. and Verge at 9:17. Neither
men faltered as he approached the
on four different occasions, robbery of the State National bank at
Mrs. Stratton was dressed in a be- Groom. Wedneada: wars relezaed thera
MEMPHIS, LINDY’ ABOARD, SAILS UP POTOMAC
munity.
HBallard was arrested by Sheriff W. G.
Lamiar of Quanah in a field near the
farm home yesterday morning. The
sheriff who spent the night in the viein-
Even should Colonel Lindbergh nd
fly to New York in hie transatlantie
plane, he will use it for the non-stop
flight to St, Louie. where he is tothe
honored on June 10. which odey war
deelared n municipal holldny in boner
of the pilot.
From the hear of > Lindbergh's arrivet,
tomerrow will be a holiday in Wa-
ington, with government departments
and business establishments as vll as
the Weshintgon bavy yard, closed. Mora
than one hundred thousand men end
women thus will be freed from work ne
the new bore begins his triumphant
journey from the Memphis. a
Thosssads Swarm Capital
Washington’s half million popula-
tion was greatly augmented today as
"*"g
rpda
athletes of the Mouth. He
He will be excluded from Boling field, h ,aRlica '
but will give ell Washington a chanee p
of Kings,” filed salt for divorce in ba- Sherman, but for the past thi years
parlor court today againet her abtor- htewhem BireWed athleties in the high
husband, Frank Dakin, known on tke nehool there, produeine some of the best
station at Anacosta and probably will
be placed on exhibition la the Peto
mac river oa a barge anchored ott
Haines’ point. The tip-end of the speed
way which pointe ite long fingerdown
without raising the tax rate. These
facts make local bend isnues especially
attractive to brokers.
Sehool Buildings Going Up.
Ward and high school buildings now
under construction will cost 1160,000.
Another bond issue of $400,000 will be
called noon to hard-surface about 41
milos of highway in this vicinity, which
has been made into n special read dis-
trict.
A $350,000 project just starting ie the
immense gathering system of the Em-
pire Gas and Fuel company nnd the
booster station which wi be ocated
2% miles southeast of the city, and
which will draw upon the huge gas
resources of the Pampa, field for the
20-inch gas line to Komras City.
The new $80,000 Pampa hospital, the
lergest institution la the Panhandle ell
field territory of field operations, to
hearing eompletion end has been opened
for emergency caoes.
Stratton’s testimony ws et verlenee Eedwick, Albany and Crystal Falls,
-----with that-of state witnesses-on other . .mor i- Ai .i—i— u—. I1”*1 memder
pofnts. He dented that he had safa cordine-ta a report in oil emtee haaa. EverMeWE"
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“first meeting" issue on a manslaughter The sale, which gives the Lone Star
ShTEer. were severai decidealy neri.' Gas company gaa wells, pipelines, com-
.monious passages between opposing pressors stations and local distributor
#. fata of Bob V- Stratton, on trial
for murder in connection with the
HIhag of John English on April 21x ewil
probably bo in the jury's hands thin
afPrnoon.
Testimony wes virtually completed
. late yesterday, but the state had one
more witness whom it was unable to
locate before adjournment time.
The defendant took the stand in his
own behalf, end after detailing the story
of the killing and the facts leading up
to it. was subjected to a cross examina-
tion which brought out, over emphatic
abjections by the defense, the fact that
he had been sentenced to federal "prison
for robbing the moils and that he is
now under Indictment In Gray county
in a liquor case.
Stratton said that hs shot English be- >
cause the letter was advancing upon
Mrs. Stratton, cursing her and threaten-
ing to kill he*. Two witnesses for the
state contradicted Stratton as to the ac-
tions of English just before the ehoot-
ing, declaring that nothing whatever
was said in the way of profanity,
threats, or otherwise.
Contradictory Testimony.
machines on the way home. This por-
tion of his testimony wss considered of nounced, Ie understood to ruo well over
“Tbe Columbia carried
both New York bankers. They wore
photographed at Cambridge, Mans., ny seurening zor ine youia, aeciarea
where they attended dedication of the that there were no evidences of any
now Harvard Business School. Baker liquor at the party which ineluded the
gave the school $5,000,000 for buildings I young folks of the entire neighborhood,
and $1,000,000 as an endowment to help) Funeral nervices for Beatty will be
employ professors. held at Hooleyan.
— ColoneHindbergband hf mother wi*
TO DIRECT AND SUPERVISE REC- he guests of the president and Mrs.
counsel during the day.
— The sharpest of these came after the
Tefense had placed Mrs. Stratton on the
stand, end the state had objected to her
being e witness in her husband’s be-
haif. The objection was sustained,
whereupon, the jury being withdrawn,
Jdge Willie of defense counsel criti-
cihithe state's attorneys for having on
inditment brought against her for the
purpose, as Judge Wills phrased it, of
making her unavailable es a witness for
the defense. District Attorney Flesher
iumud to.his feet, demanding to know
_ if tPs wae an insinuation against the
state’s good faith. Judge Wills replied
that “the facte spoke for themselves."
Later in the afternoon, another asper-
elon on the state's good intentions,
brought a further wordy encounter.
Paet Life Bared.
The poet life of Ben Stretton wee
bored to come extent by the stole when
it obtained an admission from him that
ho was sentenced, in 1901, to prison for
life for mail robbery, and that he wae
paroled in 1917. The state tried to get
an admisalon that he loot his right erm
in U>et robbery, but wes overrled.
Later it was brought out that Stratton
loot the arm while fighting in a revo-
lution in Chilo, in 1851.
The state was not successful in ef-
forts to show that Mrs. Stratton had
habitually "gone out with men” end
that the defendant knew of her conduct.
It did establish that shs had gone out
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(By The Amociated Preno)
FORT WORTH, June 10—The Lone
Star Gas company has acquired by pur-
chose ell of the Weet Texas Gas prop-
erties of the Texas company which ‘Tn-
elude gas systems in Abilene, Clyde,
Belrd. Putnam, Cisco, Eastland, Moran,
phyeteal inatruetor end boxing direetor
in the A. E. F. daring tbe war.
Theee attending the meeting were:
John Boyce, ehairman; Gee LAndeny end
Allen Early, members of the eomtinittee;
Ed. Meyer, president of the Board; John
G MeKenzie, chnirman of the eivie end
yw* TO VOIE PLAY DIRECTORSSaa
Fittingly?Lindbergh's first weleome“ —
was from the skies, from aviators of
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CHILDRESS, Texas, June lb.—Pre-
liminary hearing for Frank Bollard, 17-
- faa»-ald farm yawth charged with the
murder of C. R. Beatty J*.. 11 years old,
near here Thursday night, will be held
today upon the return of District Judge
Robert Colo.'
The fatal stabbing in which seven
thrusts, four of them vital spots, al-
leged to hove boon mode by Ballard,
occurred st a party at the Hubert Run-
nells home in the Hooleyan community,
18 miles northwest of here.
The quarrel at first said to be over
a girl, later wes elaimed to be the ter-
mination of on old grudge ever come
automobile caninga. Bsstty died before
he could lia token to a hospital gt
Qwansh. Bokk youths ere members of
prominent rMi families of that com-
eounet of the beaguejef-Nations
Motel lobhies Thronged
Long before the hour fixed for the
appearanee of the American fljers and
Ambasnador Jecob G. Sehurman, the ho-
tel lobbies were thronged with Ameri-
eons eager to pay thejr tributes to
their compatriots. There were many
distinguished German guests also.
Despite their busy evening function
and a no less imposing reception end
luncheon et tbe Berlin Rathraus, the ....
fliers foynd time during the day to
inspect three of ths most important
aviation faetories ia Germany, visiting
the Rohrbach and Siemen-Halske
plants in the forenoon and th* Alba-
tr*as works in the afternoon.
Th* letter pleat particularly interest-
ed Chamberlin, as it was there that
Germany’s war-time piane» were con-
structed.
Germans Astounded
Whan German aviation engineers re-
marked to Chamberlin that their eom-
Coolidge during their stay here. Th*
flier will be in Washington epproxl-
mately d i hours, hopping off from Bel-
Ing field, the armgs ale station here,
eround 8 o’clock Monday marning for
New York, where another monster re-
ception and ovation ewelts him.
Hullday la New Verb
Meyor Welker has designated Monday
as "a day of publie celebration’ 'In honor
of the air Viking and all stock and
other exeksnges, es well as many bus-
inoss houses end tbs publi schools
will be closed. Thousands will cheer the
flier es he parades through the metro-
polis, where he began the flight which
linked France end America by air.
Whether Colonel Lindbergh is to
complete his round trip in the other
half of his now celebrated “we”-—4be
“Spirit of St. Louis"- will be deter-
mined after he reaches Washington, it
may be that he will do so, lending on
the army renervation at Governor’s Is-
land, where the crowds could be ex-
eluded. •
When he tehes off from her* the pub-
(By The Assoc to ted Peen >
BERLIN, Juns 10.- -Clarence D.
Chamberlin ’and Charles A. Levine,
American transatlantic fliers, tonight
were the guests of honor st a real
American party after a well-filled day
et-honerrandicerememieseif maimmm l
Tonight’s dinner dance given by the
American elub at the Hotel Adlon
proved a magnet for all the Americans »-e
la Germany end eentral Europe, who J
the army, the navy and the marine corps
who thundered their wey out over the
see in elmoet every type eg plane to
accompany the long grey eruiner
through th* capes and part way up
Chesapeake bay.
---------iundred Planeato Meet Him._
Nearly a hundred plane will pick the
ship up again early tomerrow and es-
cort her to the Washington navy yard,
where she is to dock at 11 a. m. Im-
mediately the gangplank Is down Mrs.
Evangeline L. Lindbergh, mother of the
flier, will go eboard alone to be the
first to welcome her con. Their meeting
probably will be in the privacy of the
son’s stateroom.
At noon Lindbergh will step ashore
to bo welcomed formally by the semi'
official reception committee and es-
corted to a White House automobile in
which he will ride over the stretch of
street made famouw by th* trend of vie-
torious armies like the Apian way of
Old Rom*.
At th* end of the line President Cool-
idg* will await him to deliver a brief
word of’welcome and to decorate him
with the distingutshed flying cross, on
the beck of which is the simple in-
scription, "Charles A, Lindbergh, Num-
ber 1.”
But before the chief executive has
had his opportunity to clasp the hand
of the man who set the world agog
similar position in this city, entered into
a contract yesterday with the recreation
al committee of the Board of City De-
velopment to work out a reereation pro-
gram for this city during the summer
months.
This information was given out fol-
lowing a meeting of the eommittee at
noon yenterday । A three-months con-
tract wae arranged, extending from Juno
1 to September 18, covering the entire
summer. They will supervise the play
of the entir city.
Mrs. Hogan will have charge of the
boys and girls of junior age. Her pro-
gram has been outlined and sho has al-
ready designated the various parks of
the city to the neo of children living in
the neighborhood of the perks. Hsr
first meeting of children has been called
at the eity park-Monday morning
Mr. Butler will have charge of the
boys and girle over 14 years old and
grown-upa. He is attending the Knute
Rockne and Meadwell coaching school in
Dalle M thei Him. endwin
reach this city as soon as bio two weeks
course there is completed. ,
Efforts will be made to have a pro-
gram arranged that will provide recrea-
tion and play fov every person in the
city. it wae eaid. The eity parks will be
used to the boot advantage, and although
they are inadequate at precoat, a basis
will be laid for an extenaive program
for next summer.
Mr. Butler, who lo about M years of
age. has been directing athletics and
recreation work since his gradustion
from Bayior University. He was form-
erly associated with Y. M. r. A. work at
WASHINGTON, June 10.-Rear Ad-
miral Henry A. Wiley, now a member
that he knew that English was in the company
Ford ear which overtook the two other! The purchase price.
social committee, end James Z George, ’ — 11 - g* l
~ (CONTINUED PN FAGK TWO) sbeak and Walter Nagea, 1 gp. chair. retiring maa*er. (CONTiNVjp OM FACE TWO). 'St rmF Sa e* imfni2.8
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