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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-12-31
6 VEHICLES INVOLVED
WITH CONCRETE MIXER
Four Autos, Truck and Interurban
Car Tangled-Three Persons Hurt.

Four Autos, Truck and Interurban
Car Tangled-Three Persons Hurt.
RH Jhitod Press
MUNCIE, Ind, Dec. 30-Three
persons were slightly injured b.
flying glass near here when foul
automobiles, truck and a concrete
mixer, and an interurban figured ii
crash.
An unidentified driver from
Parker started to pass a car driver
by Edward E. Hockett, Of this cit!
and failed. An approaching trucl
sidesWiped his car, turning it over
Hockett was unable to stop the ca
and collided with a concrete mike
which had rolled from the truck
Hockett's car slid over an embank
ment.
A third automobile approachin
from the rear hit the overturned cal
The steam, smoke, dust and flynn
glass had just died down when
fourth automobile crashed into tn
rear of the third
A spectator who had in his hast
left his Ford coupe parked on a
interurban track to run back and sc
what had happened turned aroun
Just in time to see q Muncie-boun
interurban knock his car from tn
track.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-12-31
GROTTO CUPID'S
PARTY TONIGHT
81 NeWIyWedS to Be Guests
of Honor at Dinner.
Mo. 3 Head-See Puzzle

Newlyweds will be guests of
honor tonight at the Sahara Grotto
cupid's party and dance at the
Claypool.
Reservations have been made for
800 couples, who will dine and dance
and play in the Riley room and
mezzanine floor.
Thirty-One Prophets went
through the II Do" ordeal in 1927.
The couples are: Messrs. and Mes
danes H. Verle Wilson, L. w. Seller,
Horace H. Plummer, Houston A.
Cory, Walter A. Barney, Russell
Smith, Edwin Shields, A. w. Eu-
bank, Virgil Wray, Michlous Do
NOR, j. j. Alyea, Lee Everitt, Jack
Stone, Elmer A. Crews, Walter B.
Davis, William B. Kilgore, Fred
Reinhardt, Clyde Raub, Frank Kirk
patrick, Barton Mallory, Forrest
Cook, r. H Guhne, Jesse E. Ray
mond, Raleigh o. Payne, Ira E.
Lyon, Kenneth Ramsey, H. D.
Rusie, Ed Schanke, Richard Trip
peer Jr., John Buenthing, Charles
Mathews.
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What's Funniest EUent ;.
in YOurLOdge.S History?

happens the best of families-and lodges, too
often bright splits fraternal life
they happening years later when
their
with the lodge
told Charles w.
Eks Brother Pop June the indianapolis E Lodge
after At membership
limited to members of the theatrical writing profession
Elks got good groups, they
snag The prospective candidate good
neither
The constitution could be violated they
but they held the fraternal
fell to the lot of tell
not be initiated because the
Jimmy he said AL the boys you chap,
all like you but you bill poster If you
with the hea could
"oly listen said the candidate I'm
theater."
excited question.
Il post bills for the
He initiated day
Wha the funniest
Send story to Editor, indianapolis
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LEGION CHIEFS
TO MEET HERE
JANUARY IA
important Business Slated
for Transaction at
Conferences.

National executive committee of
the American Legion will meet Jan.
Is and IA, at national Headquarters
in the War Memorial Bldg, III
N. Meridias' St.
Members of the coNnitteT and
alternates from every State depart
ments will attend. according to
James F. Barton, national adiustant.
The executive committee is the
governing body of the Legion be-
tween conventions and holds meet
ings in January, May and immedi-
ately after the national conventions
next fall.
In connection with the session, the
France convention committee and
the board of directors of the
American Legion Monthly will meet
at national headquarters Jan. 10.
Reports will be read of standing
committees on finances, rehabnita.
ton, Americanism, legislation and
child welfare. Subcommittee re-
porting are trophies and awards;
use Of the Legion emblem in adver-
Using, by Robert T. O'Neil history
of the Second A. E. F., by John
Grimshaw. Jr.; and American Le-
gion building and loan association,
by Rufus R. Rand, Jr.
New business includes committee
appointments, finances of the Amer
lean Unknown Soldier, communis-
tic activities, preservation of Off
cial maps and records relative to
participation of the United States
in the war, endorsement of the Lee
gion by Toby Jugs, resignation Of
Lucius Nick. Crumrine as a member
Of the national rehabilitation COM
mittee, and cancellation of charters.
1t is not expected that action will
be taken on the recent suggestion
of Edward E. Spafford, national
commander, that national poll be
taken on the prohibition question,
At a recent meeting of department
adjutants and commanders, the sug-
gestion was tabled.
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TOO COLD FOR SUICIDE
Man Gets Big Gallery on Bridge,
for Trip On Ice Cake.

N Hitfd PffSS
CHICAGO, Dec. 31.-Mat Klich
decided to commit suicide today and
jumped into the Chicago river from
the State st. bridge
The water was cold. Besides it
was dirty. So Matt climbed onto
a floating cake Of ice and started
down stream.
Traffic on the bridge was tied up
while a crowd watched the mariner.
A policeman threw him a life pre-
server. Matt took it, was hauled to
shore and taken to a hospital to
dry out.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-12-31
M. ". A. CAMPS
WILL OBSERVE
FOUNDERS DAY
Unite for Celebration of
Anniversary Thursday;
Started in 1883.

Twenty-one ardent Yankees as
sembled at Lyons, Iowa, Jan. 5, 1888,
and formed the Modern Woodmen
of America. Love for their fellow
men was in their hearts-fellow
yankees-no Srutherners.
They said, "thc territor7 of the
Woodmen shall be confined to the
United States and British possess
Sions, north of the Mason and Dixon
line" Then war hatreds had not
eradicated.
Later the constitution read, :.
shall embrace the United States and
Canada subject to restrictions of
the head consul and executive
council"
The incident is symbolic of the
growth and power of the Woodmen.
In its forty-five years of history it
has expanded always, as the local
problems and prejudices were ironed
out.
Camps to Hold Program
Indianapolis Woodmen camps will
unite Thursday to celebrate the an
niversary of the founding of the
organization. M T. Wright, district
deputy, will have charge of arrange
mentS
The history of the Woodmen is
interesting The first head camp
was located at Lyons, Iowa. where
the group first met. 1t later was
moved to Rock Island, Ill, and in
1897 it was changed to Fulton, ILL.,,
where it is today.
The basis Of the organization was
fraternal insurance, but when the
first member died July IA, 1884, at
Davenport, Iowa, the claim could
not be paid in full. That was the
first and only time a claim has not
been paid.
Camps in forty-seven States have
paid $249 ,420,90226 in death claims
since organization. Starting with
$69788 paid in death claims in 1884,
the organization paid $17185, 1882
in 1920.
Based on Patriotism
Patriotism is one of the keynotes
of the Woodmen But when the
Spanish-American War broke out in
1898. the question cropped up
whether to pay the claims of
soldiers killed. No clause in the in
Surance demanded payment. But
there was no argument. They paid
and paid in full
And with the precedent estab-
lished, World War death claims
were paid with thousands of dollars.
The Woodmen always have obeyed
the patriotism clause in the Con-
stitution.
And in peace time they have come
to the relief of disaster victims in
tornadoes, floods and fires.
indianapolis members will mark
another milestone in Woodmen
progress when they observe the an
niversary of founding Thursday"
says Wright.
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Send i'm Nez0S

The indianapolis Times
lodge page is published each
Saturday, carrying news of in
interest to fraternal organiza-
tons.
All news items relative to
lodge activity, announcements
and outlines of future plans
are used.
Secretaries and press cor
respondents are asked to send
communications addressed to
the Fraternal Editor, Indian
apOlis Times, to reach The
Times Office not later than
Thursday afternoon.
Mr.. Lodge Member, this is
your page; let your brothers
know what the lodge is doing!
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SORORITIES TO
HOLD MEETINGS
DURING MONTH
Kappa Alpha Theta Plan
ming Program for Found
erS' Day, Jan. Fl.

Founders day will be observed by
the Kappa Alpha Theta Sorority
Jan. 81 at the Claypool with $50
representatives from alumni groups
and Indiana universities attending.
The session will open with Found
er's Day luncheon in the Riley
Room Of the Claypool in charge of
Mrs. Charles Dyer.
Under Grads to Attend
Decorations will be carried out in
black and gold, sorority colors, and
long tapers will light the tables.
Mrs. J. D. Hughes, Jr., of Greenfield,
district president, will preside. Talks
will be given by various chapter and
alumni group representatives
Members in chapters at Indiana,
Butler, De PAW and Purdue uni
verSitieS will attend. Mrs. Daniel It.
Weir, chairman of the program COM
mittee, is completing arrangements.
A formal dance at night will COM
plete the days observance. Mrs.
Frances H. Sinex is in charge.
Others in Session
The Delta Theta Tau sorority will
open its northern Indiana district
meeting the same day with a lunch
con at the Marott in charge Of Miss
Clara Oblinger. A dance Satur-
day night at the Marott will close
the first days meeting. The feature
Of the second day will be a banquet
at the Marott in charge of Miss
Oblinger. About seventy-five mem
bers are expected to attend.
Sigma Delta Kappa national
legal fraternity closed it's con-
vention today at the Claypool.
Two fraternity conventions sched-
uled are the Beta Phi Sigma State
gathering April IA and Is under the
direction of Carl Craig, E. Wash
ington St, and the Kappa Kappa
Sigma State convention in May.
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WEATHER l. 90 BELOW
Russians Find Coolest Spot, in
Northeast Siberia,

BU nifCd Press
LONDON, Dec. 31.-An inhabited
region where the temperature fell
to 90 degrees below zero has been
discovered.
This frigid temperature was re-
corded by the members of the Rus
sian Geological Survey last Novem-
Der. Sergei Obruchev, one of those
who participated in the expedition,
reported the fact after the mission
had returned from a trip to North
east Siberia.
Oimekon is the name Of the dis
trict which Obruchev believes is the
coolest place on earth inhabited by
the worlds loneliest people.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-12-31
HELD AS BANK BANDIT
Suspect Identified From Photo
graph as One of HoId-Up Men.

BIZ iWes NDfcI0I
NORFOLK, Va, Dec. 31-Rob-
ert Lee Fenner of North Carolina
was arrested here last night in con-
nection with the hold-up and rob-
berry of S4,7Z0 from the bank of
Chester, Va, last Wednesday.
Police say that Fenner was identi-
fed from photograph as one of
three or four men who forced
bank employees and customers into
vault at pistol point, later max
ing OF with the loot.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-12-31
G. A. R. RANKS THINNING
FAST IN THIS STAT
Membership in Indiana Now
Below 1000 Mark.

Passing years have thinned IL
ranks Of blue clad heroes wi
fought in the Civil War, records +
G. A. r. State headquarters he
show.
Five hundred empty files will !
counted in the fast disappeariI
army when annual reports
received next month, Capt Albert
Ball, assistant adjutant general, al
nounces.
Jan. /, 1923, the Indiana divisit
mustered 1908 men. The rapid "a
Of depletion best can be noted VIII
it is recalled that the Indiana div
sion at the height of its strength
1890 was composed of $4,000 m
belonging to 592 posts. Today the
are but 1879 posts.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-12-31
New OmciaIs Take Oath

BIZ Tifacs SD9ciGl
NEWCASTLE. Ind, Dec. 81
New Henry County officials sworn
in here today to assume their duties
with the beginning Of the new year
are: Charles E. Cannon, succeeding
Ernest Broadway as sheriff, and viii
Shoemaker took the place of John
Downs as commissioner from the
nOrrhern district
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CHARGE SAME PRICES
TO G. O. P. DELEGATES
Restaurants Prepared to Accom-
MEDIATE $4,000 Extra Persons.

KANSAS CITY, Mo, Dec. 81
Kansas City restaurant owenrs will
not charge eXhorbitant prices for
two slices of bacon and an egg, or
whatever a delegate to the Repub-
lican convention here next spring
may choose to eat, it has been
announced.
A statement of H. L. Barth, presi-
dent of the Kansas City Restaurant
Association, promised no increase
in ordinary prices for meals during
the meeting.
Barth expressed the opinion there
will be little difficulty in handling
the increased restaurant trade, since
the city is equipped to entertain
a surplus of $4,000 without diff
Guilty.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-12-31
WOODMEN WILL INSTALL
Omaha Man to Direct Work Set
for Tuesday Night.

Installation of officers will be held
by the Woodmen of the World at
the hall, 1l6 E. Maryland ST., at
7:30 p. m. Tuesday. j. H. Price,
Omaha, Neb., State manager. will
be installing officer. An oyster sup
per will follow the business meet
ing. William D. Shipp is president
elect and c. NJ. Risk IS clerk.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-12-31
OPPOSES TAXING PUMPS
Oil Company Will Fight Filling
Stations Levy at Mt. Vernon.

BIZ Times Special
MT. VERNON, Ind, Dec. 81
Efforts of the city council here to
enact an ordinance imposing a $40
annual tax on pumps at gasoline
filling stations may bring test suit
if the measure, scheduled for final
action Jan. 25, goes through.
The Standard Oil Company On
diana, already has indicated it will
wage a legal battle against the Or
dinance.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-12-31
Tcrre Haute GrottO Party

BU Times Special
TERRE HAUTE. Ind. Dec. 81
prophets of herman. Grotto are pre-
pairing for the annual New Years
Eve frolic tonight at the Grotto hall.
Monarch Russell Myers announces
reservations have been limited.
Jerry Shandy and DR.. Ray Scofield
have arranged an entertainment
program including vaudeville, dane
ing and buffet supper at midnight.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-12-31
Last Chance

Today is the last day for ex-
soldiers to apply for adjusted
compensation insurance certifi-
Gates. Action is urged by Ed
ward E. Spafford, national
commander of the American
Legion, and by Frank E. Stray
er, national commander OF the
Veterans of Foreign Wars.
Veterans should apply today
to Mrs. Ethel Tierney, service
officer in the State depart
ment, Room 104, in the Ameri-
can Legion Bldg. IN N. Meri-
dian ST.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-12-31
Red Men Plan Drive

BIZ !MfN ND0ClUI
COLUMBUS. Ind, Dec. 3l.-A
meeting of Red Men from Brown
and Bartholomew Counties was held
this week in local Red Mems hall.
An oyster supper was the feature
of the evening. Plans were outlined
for opening membership drive on
Jan. s.
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BIZ Times cs.ceiaI
TERRI nAUTE. Inc, Dec. 31.-In
return for the Christmas party given
by the Elks last Sunday, children of
the Glenn Home will entertain Elks
and friends, Sunday, at the home.
A program will be given by the chill
dren aid moving pictures will be
shown
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WATCH PARTY FOR ELKS
All Reservations Taken for Affair at
Club House.

standing Room Only" will be
available tonight at the Elks New
Years Eve celebration at the club
house, st. Clair and Meridian StS.,
says c. C. Cohee, chairman of the
entertainment committee.
All reservations have been taken
by members and their friends. Two
orchestras will play and refresh
ments and entertainment are major
items on the program.
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Hold Public Installation

Ancient Landmarks Lodge No.
319. F. and A. NJ, held a public in
stallation Of officers Friday evening
at the Masonic Temple. North and
Illinois SITS. Obie j. Smith, most
worshipful grand master, was in
stating officer.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-12-31
Loss 100000 in Store Fire

BIZ Inn - NnNT-0I
FIT. WAYNE, Ind, Dec. 31-The
Grand Leader department store
burned here Friday night with a
loss of 100000. Firemen fought the
flames nearly three hours. and
succeeded in combining them to the
store except for slight damage TO
the Peoples Trust Company build
ing adjoining.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-12-31
Red Pigs banned From Shin

NEW YORK, Dec. 31.-Three red
pigs were refused passage on boat
to Chile because port authorities of
that country have forbade the i'm
portation of any but blue FLOODED
registered aniamls
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-12-31
LIQUID LECTURE BOOKED
ROtarianS to Hear Why Men Like
Their Alcohol.

1.-THE Psychology of Alcohol, or
why Do Men DRINK" will be the
subject Of Charles Milton Newcomb,
Cleveland, Ohio, at the Rotary
Club luncheon at the Claypool,
Tuesday.
The talk, according to the Rotary
bulletin, is said to be more fun
than a barrel of home-breW.
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DeeQ marked by several important
JULY
2-Knights of Columbus annual
picnic.
14-Indianapolis Elks parade at
Cincinnati.
indianapolis Maccabees ga
to Detroit to dedicate new $780,
900 temple.
29-Sahara Grotto Blue Devil drill
team crowned world champions for
third time.
AUGUST
gu. c. Lipes, Indianapolis, at
tends Dokkies' imperial palace con-
vention at Ft. Worth, Texas. His
third session.
7-10-F'ive hundred Indianapolis
members attend convention of the
Odd Fellows Indiana department
council patriarchs militant at VAL
pairaiso, Ind.
10-About 1000 Pythians from In
dianapolis attend dedication of K.
Of P. Home at Lafayette, Ind.
1.-two hundred Indianapolis
Elks attend State convention at
Muncie.
16-18-Ben-Hur holds national
fraternal congress at Boston, Mass,
attended by John G. Snyder, Craw-
louisville, Ind, president.
19-Odd Fellows purchase prop
erty at 1920 w. Thirtieth ST. as site
for future home.
2O-About 1000 prophets attend
Grotto picnic.
21-Red Men picnic at Winamac.
21-Modern Woodmen annual pic
mic at Walnut Gardens.
22-Five hundred local Moose at
tend national convention at Phila-
delphia.
24-Elks hold twenty-f1fth annual
orphans outing at Riverside Park.
28-Grotto prophets numbering g.
900 visit Masonic home at Franklin,
Ind.
31-Grotto golf tournament.
SEPTEMBER
FIT. Wayne district of Modern
Woodmen meet.
5-Modern Woodmen name an
nual log rolling at Bluffton. Ind
15-AsSociated Fraternities of
Marion County hold annual Frater-
nal day parade.
OCTOBER
s-Knights of Pythias grand lodge
meets in annual session
14-Twenty die in Sahara Grotto
crossing crash.
16-ShrinerS visit Masonic Home
at Franklin, Ind.
16-Eagles hold district rally.
17-18-Eight hundred attended
meeting of the Great Council of Red
Men.
28-Pythian grand lodge officers
meet to outline 1928 policy.
NOVEMBER
knights of Columbus home
memorial services.
5-Eastern Star chapters celebrate
birthday of Mrs. Nettie Ransford,
secretary.
11-Elks observe Aud Lang Syne
day with banquet.
17-E. H. Palmer, president of AS
ISOLATED Fraternities of Marion
County, resigns to take up Mac
cabees work in Kentucky.
20-De Molay unveils marker In
Y11n fN1n Nf Do
saved another's life in 1926, at the
cost Of his own.
23-Knights Of Columbus hold
Thanksgiving dance.
29-Prophets Of Sahara Grotto
have first entertainment since crash
which took twenty lives.
% to Dec. 2-Sixty- second semi
annual convocation and reunion of
Scottish Rite and dedication of new
S3,500,O00 Rite cathedral.
DECEMBER
3-Red Men burn mortgage on
home on N. Capitol Ave.
4-Elks hold annual memorial
service.
12-14American Legion chiefs
meet for conference.
15-Shrine holds mid-winter
ceremonial with Clarence NJ. Dun
bar, imperial potentate, as guest of
honor.
18-Knights of Columbus conduct
Old Melodies concert to raise money
for Christmas baskets.
24-Indianapolis lodges distribute
hundreds of baskets to poor.
27-Scottish Rite observes st.
Johns day at Murat Theater.
ElkS to Be Entertained
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Open House at Home for Aged

Little Sister of the Poor Home for
the Aged, $50 E. Vermont ST.. will
hold open house from 1:30 to p. m.
Sunday. Members of the Knights
of Columbus have been invited.
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AUXILIARY WILL ELECT
GrOtto Saharabelles to Name 1928
Officers Tuesday.

Saharabelles, auxiliary to the Sa-
hara Grotto, will name 1923 officers
at a meeting at p. M Tuesday on
the mezzanine floor of the Lincoln.
The meeting has been called for
evening instead of afternoon, to al
low all members to vote. Member
ship campaign closes today.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-12-31
DELAY C. OF C. MEETING
Legal Holiday Causes Postponement
of Monday Session.

OF Monday SESSION.
Monday meeting Of the knights OF
Columbus at the K. of c. hall, Thir-
teenth and Delaware SITS, has been
postponed because Of the legal holi-
day.
At the last meeting the following
men were admitted to membership
in the council: Nicholas A. Baan
transfer from Yorkton, Canada;
Harry P. Lewis, transfer from Mon
treat, Canada, and Walter A. Robin
son, Indianapolis. by reinstate-
nent
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-12-31
w. R. C. WILL INITIATE
New Officers Will Be Installed
Jan. Z.

George H. Thomas Womep's Relief
Corps will hold initiation at D. m.
Monday at Fort Friendly, SD N.
Illinois St., under the direction of
outgoing officers. New officers will
be installed Jan. T. A covered dish
luncheon will be served by retir-
ing star. Mrs. Lola V. Park is the
Corps press correspondent.
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DOkkieS Will Install

Dokkies will install officers at 9
p. m. Friday at Castle Hall, 230 E.
Ohio st. Otto Fulgraff is royal
vizier elect, and Charles Orbough,
temple deputy, will be installing Off
GER. Edgar L. Minnich is secretary.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-12-31
BOARD SLASHES TAKE
Boards Annual Report Is NJ
Completion; Many Changes.

Final touches are being made
the annual report of the State I
board, it was announced today. 7
report will show that 1876 tax lev
we're brought up for review, g
that no changes we're made
fifty-nine while seventy-se, e
were reduced for total
S4.500.000.
indianapolis taxes were redu
S3,500000 it YVES announced.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-12-31
Important EUentS Mark
City Lodges ACtiUities

Indianapolis faterna activities during six months have
marked several
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-12-31

New Workers are CharlLaDIe
NEW YORK, Dec. 3i.-New 70
ers left requests Of sl7867,000
charitable and other organizati
in 1927.