The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-08-05
ELKS Of INDIANA
ELECT OFFICERS
At ANNUAL MEET
Or. A. J. Mcdonald of Bedford
Is Chosen President for
Next Year. ,
CONVENTION CLOSES TODAY
Memorial Services Are Held for
T. G. Hedian of Indian
apoIis.
CONVENTION CLOSES TO-DAY

7. G. Hedian of Indian
apoIis.
By Times Special
MICHIGAN CITY, Ind, Aug, g.
Elks of Indiana in annual convention
here elected the following officers for
the coming year:
DR.. A. J. Mcdonald OF Bedford.
president; z. j. Julian Of Vincennes.
first vice president; Harry Knight Of
Ekhart, second vice president; Charles
]. Orbison of Indianapolis, third vice
president.
Don Altman Of Noblesville, score
tary.
DR.. J. o. Sawyer of Michigan City,
treasurer
H J. Holland Of South Bend, trus-
tee.
At the opening session OF the con-
vention addresses Of welcome were
made by Mayor John F'inske and by
NJ T. Kruger. will response by Clyde
Hunter of Gary.
Memorial services for T. G. -Hedian
Of Indianapolis and other Elks were
held.
Featuring the closing day Of the
convention today will be athletic
events and a drive to the Dunes.
RUSHVILLE-If you want to find
the Rush County courthouse ask
Norm Norris, barber, whose business
place is located on the west side of
the square, as he has taken it upon
himself to direct tourists.
HUNTINGTON-Staggering down
the street under its load Of liquor, an
automobile collided with another car
parked at a Roanoke garage in front
OF which Sheriff Payne and Marshal
Coe stood, leading to arrest Of Leo
Lair. but his companion escaped dur
ing a band concert.
DELPHI-Needea, another candi-
date, to make an even dozen in the
speedway for the local postoffice.
MARION-In order to steal 100
chickens at the farm of Mr.. and Mrs.
entire roof Of q building.
NEW ALBANY.-Pure alcohol and
not wood alcohol was found in the
stomach Of Fred Friedenheimer, whose
death caused the arrest Of Harry
Daily, alleged soft-drink dealer, now
under $4,000 bond.
hue was the color of paint spread
lavishly over the front door Of George
Lands house when he did not Join
the shipments strike and later brick
was hurled through a window. but
police ascribe the incidents to pranks
of small boys.
BROOKSTON.-For many years the
Oldest citizen in Prairie Township,
White County, Frederick Jennings
died at the age Of 81 at the home Of
his daughter.
LAFAYETTE.-An attack Of alb
sent-mindedness caused filing of
charge Of carrying concealed weapons
against Levan Cunningham, Monon
Railroad guard. who carried his re-
volver home after going of duty.
LOGANSPORT.-Turt like cats.
also came back, one on whose back
Mathew Monoreny had carved M.
NJ. 1885," being found recently adjoin-
ing his farm
ANDERSON-At least one woman
here reached out to grab part of the
enormous profits in the Illicit bootleg
trade in person Of Mrs. Frances
operated a ffty-gallon still at her
home for year.
WASHINGTON-Fe a craving
for a feast of fresh pork. brought on
by life in the great outdoors. eight
Bickneu men in camp on White River
went forth and butchered a hog from
the pen OF William Walker, causing
their arrest
- LOGANSPORT-Stolen: One per-
fectly good two weeks vacation, from
Harry West, city mail carrier, whose
SAocket was picked IN Peoria, Ill, of
all the money he possessed compelling
him TO return home on borrowed funds
and go to work
KOKOM0-Goat and-co milk fed
babies will compete in g beauty con-
test at the annual industrial exposition
here Aug. % which will be attended
by Mayor Shank OF Indianapolis.
TIPT0N-Title Of champion fisher
man Of Upton County is held by Her
shell Bess, IA, who caught a five
pound, ten-ounce bass in a gravel pit
here.
SHELBYVILLE-Th city claims
to have had the first automobile in the
world, an invention OF o. D. Patrick,
in 1868.
FAR1IERSBURG-"Politics IN 1922"
will be discussed at the Old Settlers
twenty-seventh annual meeting here
Aug. 10, in addresses by Albert Bev-
eridge, Samuel NJ. Ralston and Oscar
Bland.
BL00MINT0N-Hay fever sneezes
are nov in fulI rhvthm according to