Indianapolis Times, Volume 38, Number 168, Indianapolis, Marion County, 20 October 1926 — Page 3

OCT. 20, ia26

HONORS MAN ON C. OFC. STAFF Commercial Secretaries Put Harrison on Program. Leonard V. Harrison, director of the civic affairs department of tjie Chamber of Commerce, has been honored by the National Association of Commercial Organization Secretaries, through his selection a speaker at secretaries twelfth annual meeting to Vie held in Pittsburgh, Pa., four days, beginning Sunday. Harrison .will pqfent a paper on “Taxation,” Monday explaining practical methods which have been successful in dealing with local tax situations in communities throughout the United States. Chambers of commerce are realizing more and more, it is pointed out by the national secretarial body, that they can serve their communities by assisting those who formulate municipal budgets and tax schedules. The National Association of Commercial Organization Secretaries is a professional organization composed of nearly 1,000 secretaries of chambers of commerce trade bodies. Harrison will go from Pittsburgh to New York and from New York to /Boston, where he wHI be engaged for the next few weeks in a survey of administration of the Boston police department as a part of t^e

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study of criminal Justice being made by officials of the Harvard Haw School. Harrison was granted a leave of absence for this work after request for his service had been made. Mr. Harrison has had long expehence in police administration survey work and made his first visit to Indianapolis to make a police survey several years before he became attached to the staff of the Chamber of Commerce. SKULLS In blue key Butler Club Accepted by National Honorary Society. The application of the Butler University Skulls Club for membership in the Blue Key, national honorary society, has been granted according to a telegram received by Ralph Hitch, local club president. The Wabash College chapter probably will .take charge of installation of the Butler chapter. The Skulls Club was founded in 1921, by Pat Page. The organization was at first an honorary athletic fraternity, but later expanded to include men students, who had distinguished themselves In campus activities. PLANS ELABORATE BALL Junior C. of C. Engages Two Orchestras for Halloween Event. Intent on offering to Halloween revelers an even better masked ball than last year, the Junior Chamber of Commerce is planning an elaboi ate program for Its fourth annual mardi gras and? joy Jamboree. Two orchestras have been obtained for dancing as well as a number of special entertainment features. The Parisian Red Heads, a singing orchestra of eight girls, and Armentrout's Blue Hooslers, a Russo-Fior-ito unit, will supply the music for the dancers. Although the ball is not limited to masked dancers a numbqp of special prizes will be given those judged best masked.

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