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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1927
Page
7
Scout officials urge local residents to provide cars to transport Boy Scouts to Camp William Warner 45 miles away. Thomas H. Nelson, scout executive, says 200 boys will attend with more possible after June 7 as reservations fill. camp opens Wednesday with showers via a new water tank and limited swimming due to dry weather.
American Legionnaires visiting Paris in September will assist at a ceremony at Les Invalides. Sixteen great generals of the empire including Lassale Kleper Pelissier and Oudinat will be exhumed for burial in the Invalides tombs. Gallieni will not be exhumed and will be buried at Saint Raphael.
Stratton will be tried in sty court Wednesday on a charge of carrying a pistol. His murder trial in the English case was postponed to June 9. Judge Bishop noted homicide or robbery defendants with firearms may be tried on carrying charges as well. Co operative societies in Germany are growing in number.
H W Bosworth wife Vanny and daughter Yvonne Helen of Tientsin China apply for reservations for the ninth American Legion convention in Paris September 19 to 23. Howard P Savage announces. family booked passages on the S Trier from Taku July 9 to Genoa August 28. sightseeing planned before the Paris meetings, then the S President Harding departs September 24 after sessions.
Paris May 31 The Latin quarter, once threadbare before World War I, now shows a wary mix of wealth and hardship. Exiles, tourists, and thinkers mingle as jazz bands play and cafes glow with bright lights. money shapes the scene.
Congressman Marvin Jones will speak at a Salvation Army banquet in Amarillo hotel as workers launch a $50,000 building fund drive. Banquet begins at 7 o clock with captains planning a city canvass tomorrow morning to reach the target in a few days.
Mrs J T Artledge of 304 Western avenue won 47 entries in a monthly cake baking contest by Great West Mill & Elevator. Mrs W E Short of 908 North Polk placed second and Mrs D W Cafield of 704 Virginia Street third. Prizes were 50, 25 and 12.50 dollars. The cakes were sold at local stores generating 30.10 dollars donated to the Presbyterian Children's home.
The Amarillo Real Estate board luncheon at the Amarillo hotel tomorrow noon will feature J. R. Gant discussing the Oliver Baxle addition. Realtors will finalize plans for the 1928 state convention in Beaumont, where the Amarillo delegation aims to land the event. The delegation departs Saturday for Beaumont, returning June 1 11, and a Rotterdam ship delivered one thousand tons of rails recently.
Guy A. Carlander, local architect, is preparing plans for a Swisher County hospital to be built in Tulia. Swisher County voters approved a $50,000 bond issue for the hospital and Tulia citizens donated land, making the bond funds available for construction.
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