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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-03-29

lis superb merchandising achievement-and
Thursdays event will undoubtedly be the great
est in the history OF this store-or any store in
Washington!
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FARMER HANGS SELF.
Over Health, Man Com.
mits Suicide.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

special Dispatch to The Star.
FREDERICKSBURG Va, March
29.-Despondent over i'll health, Jo-
seph Trigg, 35-year farmer, of
Spotsylvania County, ended his life
Saturday by hanging. His body was
found dangling from tree on Sunday
after an all.night search by neighbors
Pinned on the tree was q note to his
family. saying that he was worried
by ill health and had determined to
take his life.
He leaves a wife, two children, his
parents and four sisters. Funeral
services were held yesterday after
AUon.
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England Sees Cables Rose ,:

MANCHESTER. England. March
20 R).-"Abie's Irish Rose" by Anne
Nichols, had its first production in
England last night at the Princess
Theater The audience showed keen
appreciation of the Jewish Irish hui
NOR in the play.
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Robert Brummit, Indianapolis
camp No. 80, was reelected State
president of the Patriotic Order
Sons of America at a meeting Tues
day afternoon in Fraternal Hall, W..
Michigan st. and Pershing Ave.
Other officers: Henry F. Gregg,
Rushville, vice president; William
McNeeley, Charlottesville, master of
forms; Edgar A. Rice. Crawfords-
vile, secretary; c. G. Munday, In
dianapolis Camp No. IL, treasurer;
Carl Stansbury, Charlottesville. con-
ductor; Earle Wilkinson. Crawfords-
vile, inspector; Charles w. Martin,
Indianapolis Camp No. II, guard;
A. G. Winnings, indianapolis Camp
No. IL, trustee, and d. p. Martin,
Charlottesville. chaplain.
McNeeley, w. w. Thrasher, Brum-
NIT, William Hutton, w. P. Kimble,
D. P. Smith and the Rev. VIII. Har-
ris were nominated as delegates to
the national convention. The ex-
ecutive board will select two from
this number to be active delegates
with the secretary.
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HUBER NAMED
GOLDEN EAGLES
GRAND CHIEF
Albany Selected as 1928
Convention City at An
derson Session.
By Times Special

BIZ Times Special
ANDERSON, Ind, Sept. 16.-In-
diana Knights and Ladies of the
Golden Eagle, closing their thirty
seventh annual grand castle of In
diana convention here, chose Albany
as the 1928 convention city.
The knights elected these officers:
George Huber, Union City, grand
chief; Charles E. Neel. Union City
grand vice chief; w. D. Mock, An
derson, grand high priest; E. E
Conklin, Union City, master of rec
ords; Sol Ingle, Union City, grand
keeper of exchequer; B. c. Nc
Knight, Winchester, grand herald,
F. M. Rummell, Windsor, inside
guard; Bert Golf. Union City. out
side guard; Sam WEIGH ana HaI
Snyder, Union City, and E. E. Good
man, Albany, state board of trustees
G. B. Hall, Anderson, grand repre-
sentative of the state lodge.
Officers elected by the women's
organization we're: Mrs Emma
Brown, Harrisville, grand templar;
Emma Huber, Union City, grand
vice ternplar; Mrs. Elsie Phillips,
Harrisville, grand master of cere-
monies; Margaret Brown, Anderson,
grand priestess; Mrs. Lilly Mackey,
Union City, inner portal; Eva Stout,
Westfield. outer portal.
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of America building, Thursday.
Marion Camp No. 1858, stated meetlne
Modern Woodnen of America building
OAK Camp No. 1905. stated meeting.
Twenty Ninth and Clifton sts,,, Monday
pa5k SspR SO g RSder stated MoTdan
Riverside Camp No 1853 stated meet
ing. Howard st and Blaine Ave-. Tues
day.
PoCAHoNTAs
Itascs Council. No. 337. 116 E. MARYLAND
St.. first and third Mondays.
ID. o. X X.
Shambah Temple No. l3s,. D Q. X. K
at $50 E. Ohio St.. first Friday OF month
RED MEN
Newasa Tribe No. $50, j. o. R. M, Capt.
toll Ave. and North St.. Thursday.
JR. o. U. A. NJ.
Indianapolis Council No. 2. Tuesdays
Hamilton Council No. 8. Tuesdays.
Brightwood Council No rs. Wednesdays.
Twenty-Fifth and Division SITS. Bright
haywood Council No. 20. Wednesdays.
Beech Grove Council No "a. Mondays.
I. Q. Q. F. Hall. Beech Grove.
PaTk G FAN w. No. ws 81 synd
wash Washington tS Council No. So, Thursdays.
&C Capital city i'' Council No. sS. Mondays
Pennsylvania and New York SITS
AMERICAN INSURANCE UNION
Indianapolis Chapter 453. A. 1. u, every
Friday, Moose Hall, 1876 N Delaware St.
F. g. A. M.
Monument lodge No. 657. Thursday.
IndSi indian rSfS lodge H No No. sSs' Monday.
1rvington Lodge No. 666, Friday.
Evergreen lodge No. 7l3. Tuesday.
Prospect lodge No. TIA, Wednesday.
Englewood lodge No. IT'S. Tuesday.
Vertat Odse No. No. sos Th eGnedSras
Pentalpha lodge No. 564, Thursday.
Oriental lodge No. 500. Tuesday.
North Park lodge No. 646, Wednesday.
Beech Grove lodge No. 694, Thursday.
Millersville lodge No 1876 Saturday.
Lynhurst lodge No. 1913. Friday.
Ancient Landmarks looge No. 319. Mon
Capitol City lodge No. $40, Tuesday.
Calvin w. Prather lodge No. TIT. Fri
Brookside lodge No. 100, Wednesday
Broad Ripple lodge No. 543, Friday.
Mystic Tie lodge No. 1893. Monday.
X. OF C..
Indianapolis council No. SGT. knights Of
Columbus X. of G. hall, Delaware and
Thirteenth Sts., Monday,
ELKS.
indianapolis Chapter No. 10, Benevolent
and Protective order of Elks, Eiks Club.
Meridian and st. Clair Sts., Tuesday.
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REDMEN MAKE
LAST PAYMENT
ON BUILDING
Plans Are Being Made for
Burning Mortgage
Soon.

With the completion of the last
payment on the wigwam of the In
proved Order of Redmen, 127 W.
North ST., plans are being made for
the burning of the mortgage, ac-
cording to Arch H. Hobbs, grand
keeper of records.
The corporation erected the struc-
ture June Is, 1905, and the five
tribes each bought 100 shares of
stock.
Red Cloud tribe No. 10 will cele-
brate Veterans night, Sept. %, ac-
cording to Hobbs. Redmen who
have been in the organization for
twenty-one years or more will be
given appropriate jewels.
Great Senior Sycamore Albert
Hausman will be in charge Of the
meeting, and Hobbs will deliver the
presentation address.
Following the ceremonial regu-
lar business meeting will be held.
The exact date for the mortgage
celebration will be set. Other ar
rangements will be made and COM
mittees appointed.
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PLAN MEMBER DRIVE

Red Men at Carmel, Ind, to Open
Campaign Sept. rs.
By Times Special
CARMEL, Ind, Sept. l6.-Ar-
rangements are being made for a
membership campaign here of the
Improved Order of Red Men Sept,
26. Great Chief of Records Arch
H. Hobbs, Indianapolis. and Great
Senior Sycamore Albert Hausman,
Indianapolis, were guests Of honor
at a meeting Thursday night in the
Red Mems Hall.
Plans we're outlined for the pub
lie meeting and entertainment in
connection with the membership
drive.
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ROYAL NEIGHBoRs


Center Camp No. 1897, Modern Wood
men Hall. second and fourth Mondays.
Hail. Capitol Ave. and North St.. second
Northwestern Camp No. 4415 Twenty
Ninth and Clifton SITS. first and third
"sMI ayhoSseT Camp No s7s7. at lie E.
MARYLAND St.. second and fourth Fridays.
White River Camp No. 5513. l. o. o. F.
Hall. Broad Ripple. second and fourth
Liberty Camp No. 95s6 Beech Grove.
III Sunbeam 81 aea Iiit Camp No $685. Cumberland.
second and fourth Fridays.
Cloyerleaf Camp No. 1897. M; w. A.
Hall. Lawrence. Ind. fourth TUESDAYS
MOOSE
Indianapolis Lodge NO. II. Moose Tenn
OiS wo aSs Mooseheart legion NO. H. is5
N. Delaware ST.. Thursdays.
Junior order Of Moose. 135 n. Delaware
Mems Mooseheart Legion. I55 NJ Della
ware st. every, first Tuesday; ..
second una0r and de fosurth Saturdays. A~ o.
PATRIOTIC ORDER
Washington Camp No. 49, PatrioticaOr-
der Sons of America. |. 0. o. T. Hall.
Blaine. Ave. and Howard St. Mondays
der MS sons Of America P NO l. g. @ F. Hall.
Pershing Ave. and Michigan St.. satur-
OdHD NO. 4. ScCOnQ anu lOuIJn rIludyS
REBEKAH i
Progress Lodge No 395 /. o. Q. F.. Hall
Pershing Ave and Michigan St.. second
and fourth Tuesdays.
PyTHIAN SISTERS
Pythian Sisters, Banner Temple No. 81
li9 E. Ohio st.. Wednesdays. o. m.
MACCABEES
Indiana Hive No. 206 and Hoosier Camr
No. 20, Modern Woodmen Hall. Mondays
DRUIDS
Meridian Grove No. % meets at 8 D. m
Monday at Druids Hall. 1882 S. Meridian
indianapolis Grove No. 81 meets at {
p. m. Wednesday at Druids Hall. 20 8
Delaware st.
Maple Circle No meets at D. m
Monday at Druids Hall. 20 s. Delaware St
Magnolia Circle No. meets at D. m.
Thursday at Red Mems Hall. Lee and
Germania Circle No. /. meets D. m
second and fourth Sundays, pruids Hall
Capital City Circle No. s. meets m,
second and fourth Thursdays. ll6 E. Mary
indianapolis Circle No. 8. meets 8 D. m,
second and fourth Mondays. Druids Hall,
20 S. Delaware St.
l. o. o. -.
Marion County Association !, O.. D. F.
meets first Saturday each mont. twelfth
floor odd Fellow building.
Philoxenia No. A. 1886 N. Delt.wa-e st.
Wednesday.
=, Capitol No, 1874, Hamilton Ave and
Washington st. Friday.
Germania No. 100. Prospect and East
SITS Tuesday.
Acton No. 27s. Acton. md. Saturday.
Lawrence No. 375. Lawrence. IND.
Tuesday.
Southport No. ss4. Southport. IND. sat
urday.
Rural No. 4ls. Traders Point. Ind
Saturday.
indianapolis No. 4s5. Pleasant and
Shelby SITS. Friday.
Meridian No. 4sO. 2sls S. Capitol Ave-.
Wednesday.
Iryington No. sos. 5452 E Washington
St. Tuesday.
oaklandon No. SS4. oaklandon. Ind,
Rgoad Ripple No. 54s. 9o2h E Sixty
Third St.. Thursday.
Harris No. 644,- Addison and Washing
BrishtWood No. S55. - Station ST..
Samaritan No. $50. Howard st. and
Blaine Ave =, Thursday.
Puritan No. 678. 23o61z w. Michigan.
Friday.
nois Sts., Friday
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Calendar of City Lodges

Castleton No. 7ss. castleton. 1ndf Sat-
Marion No. 75O 4sM Delaware ST..
Evergreen No. ISL Seventeenth st. and
Roosevelt Ave, Wednesday ,.u. 49,.
and Clifton SITS. Tuesday.
Brookside No 818. Rural and Tenth
'' Newton Te1ns No. ss4 valley Mills. Ind.
Southeastern No. 852. Cottage Ave. and
,, King David No. 8s7. Beech Grove. Ind 8.
"e olive Branch No. 10. 1886 N. Delaware
St.. second and fourth Saturday.
Fidelity No. 227. Pleasant and Shelby
Sts:, second and fourth Monday.
ton, FIRST and third Friday
Nicola No. s62.N Station St.. second and
fourth Friday.
Honor No, 41e. Howard st. and Blaine
| Ave, second and fourth Friday.
hrst sH and fhird rs Saturday fr An0n' ina
Sylvia No. AL. Thirty-Fourth and I'LL
no us SITS; first and nd third wednesday.
Floral No. ,49s. so21s E. sixty-Third st
second and fourth Tuesday.
Acton No. 518. Acton. Ind. second and
fourth Thursday.
Capitol No. $40. Hamilton Aye. and
Southport No. $40. Southport Ind frst
Eagle No. s75; Traders Point. second
silYerIeaf No. Ss4. castleton. second and
fourth Wednesday.
second pi and nc fourth pni Monday 'Spi'oi ave.
1rvington No 6o8. 5452 E. Washington
second and fourth Wednesday.
Ninth sts;. first and third FRIDAY;
srOossiGe Mo- MO 0 Tenth and Rural
S0uthaa stern No TAO Olive St and C0t-
tage Ave, first and third Friday
Evergreen No. 80l, Roosevelt, Ave; and
ssts ro s No s ss beeeb Frda0 grave
Ind. first and third Thursday.
Mozart No. 1913, East. and Prospect SITS.
0ec Germa alis Circle Circle No l. Druids Hail. %
s. Delaware St. second and fourth Sun
Capital CITY circle No. 6. ,il6 E. Mary
land ST.. second and fourth Thursday.
Indianapolis Circle No. 8, Drutds Hall,
| 20 s; Delaware St. second and fourth
Monday.
Brotherhood of American Yeomen. reg
ular meeting o. m. Saturday. Moose
| Hall.
Meeting Olive Branch Lodge No. 2,
knights Of Pythias. Castle Hall. 230 E.
! Ohio ST.. Saturday
knights of Pythias. Castle Hall. gao E.
Ohio St.. Monday.
Meeting Arion Lodge No, 254 Castle
Hall. SIS N. Belle Wen Pl.. Monday.
Meeting Arbor Vitae Lodge No. 318. Cas-
tie Hall. 234h Station St. Monday.
Meeting Star-Excelsior Lodge No. rs,
Castle Hall, $50 E. Ohio St.. Tuesday.
Meeting Center Lodge No. ZIG. Odd Fell
low Temple. Shelby and Pleasant sts..
Meeting Marion Lodge No. /. Castle
Hall. $50 E. Ohio ST.. Wednesday
Meeting West Indianapolis Lodge No.
244. Castle Hall, Blaine Ave. ard Howard
Meeting Nineteenth Century Lodge No.
40. Castle Hail. 2S0 E. Ohio St.. Thurs
day.
Meeting Irvington Lodge No 1924. Castle
Hall. 1909 S.. Audubon Rd.. Thursday.
Meeting Clifton Lodge No. 544. Castle
Hall. Twenty-Ninth and RAIDER Sts..
Meeting Indianapolis Lodge No. Sc. 49,
l2l E. Ohio St.. Thursdays. y
MODERN WOODMEN
Broad Ripple Camp No e514. stated
meeting Woodmen Hall at Broad Ripple,
Capital City Camp No. 8743. special
meeting. l16 E. Maryland St.. Thursday.
Cedar Camp No. 1858, stated meeting.
Modern Woodmen of America building.
ironWood Camp No. 1894, stated meet
ing. Tenth and Rural StS Thursdays.
Maple Camp No. 5563, Modern Woodmen
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Lodge NeWs

Secretaries of lodges and fra
ternal organizations are asked
to send to The Times Fraternal
Editor advance notices of
meetings and accounts Of other
lodge activities.
\ These notices should be
mailed in time to reach The
Tunes not later than Wednes-
day afternoon. However, in
case of late events, which can
not be covered by that time,
important news items will be
accepted in writing or by tele-
phone main 3500) as late as 4
p. m. Thursday. Additional
lodge news today will be found
on Page %.
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NJ TRIBES WILL MEET
Red Men to Stage Tri- County Ses-
sion at Millgrove.
BIZ Times SBe6ial

BIZ Times SDectdt
MILLGROVE, Ind, Sept. 49,
Seventeen tribes of the Improved
Order of Red Men will gather here
tonight in q. tri-county~ meeting.
Members from Blackboard, Delaware
and Jay counties will be represented.
Feature of the session Will be con-
ferring of the first degree on ten
candidates by the Knightstown
team Talks will be given by three
state officers, Great Sachem Otis
House, Shelbyville; Great Chief OF
Records Arch H. Hobbs, Indianapo-
lis, and Great Junior Raymond
Written, Knightstown.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-09-16
EAGLES DANCE SLATED
Ball to Be First of Season; Also Call
Meeting.

The opening dance of the ali sea-
son of the Eagles Lodge will be held
Monday night in Eagles Hall, 4S W.
Vermont ST., according to Henry
Fryer, chairman of the entertain
ment committee.
A stated meeting will be held the
same night at 8 o'clock. Sectional
meeting is scheduled for Oct. 16.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-09-16
MOOSE HOLD CARNIVAL

Columbus Lodge Opens Two-Day
Mardi- Gras Tonight.
By Times Special
COLUMBUS, Ind, Sept. 16.-The
Columbus lodge of the, United States
Lodge, No. 1893, Loyal Order Of
Moose, will open two-day mardi-
gras and masked ball tonight in the
National Guard Armory.
Contests, games and stunts are on
each nights program. Prizes are
offered for the most colorful, most
original and most novel costumes.
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Master Mason Degree to Be Given
Englewood Lodge, F. & A. M, will
give the Master Mason degree Sept
81, at 7 p. m, according to o. S.
Jones, secretary Obie j. Smith
State grand master, will be present
for the work.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-09-16
ODD FELLOWS TO SEE
MYSTERIOUS TRAVELLER
Famous Symbol Will Be Taken to
Valparaiso Meeting.

By Times Special
VALPARAISO, Ind, Sept To-
The travelling mystery symbolic of
Oddfellowship will be brought here
Oct. "a, by the La Porte lodge.
The keystone Traveller, as the
mystery is known, left the Bethle-
hem (Pa) Odd Fellow lodge four
years ago and on a twenty-four-
year tour to the Pacific coast and
return. No lodge west of La Porte
yet has seen the traveller, which
mush be kept moving in westerly
direction. 1t was brought to La
Porte from Buchanan, Mich.
Friends of Odd Fellows and mem
bers of various branches OF Oddfel-
lowship may view the mysterious
symbol.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-09-16
REBUILD EAGLES HOME
Dedication Will Be Held Nov. 1, at
Brazil.
BIZ Times Special

By 1tmeS Spectdt
BRAZIL, Ind, Sept. 16.--Mem-
bers of the Fraternal Order of
Eagles from all parts of Indiana are
expected to attend the dedication
Nov. Of the remodeled and en-
larged Eagles home here.
The dedication program includes
the initiation Of a large class Of
candidates. An entertainment pro-
gram is in charge of a special COM
mittee.
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Dockkies Book Rehearsal

Dramatic Order knights Of Kho-
rassan will meet tonight for a re-
hearsa1 of the ceremonial of Oct. 3,
when about forty candidates will be
initiated, according to Charles M.
McCollum, royal vizier.
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Confer First Degree ON -Four

1ndianapolis~Itasco Tribe No. ,252,
Improved Order of Red Men, con-
ferred the first degree on four can
didates Tuesday night in the Red
Mems Hall. Capitol Ave. and North
st. Great Chief of Records Arch
H. Hobbs. delivered the message.
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tempt LARS Will
! HOLD INITIATION
| IN TWO ORDERS
Red Cross and Malta Rites
Will Be Given Candi-
! dates Saturday Night.

Raper Commandry No. /, knights
Tenplar, will hold initiation for
candidates in the Illustrious Order
of the Red Cross and the Order of
knights of Malta Saturday at z
p. M, Clyde e. Titus, eminent com.
fnander, announced today.
The Commandry will meet Tues
day at 1880 p. m. for a state meet
ing. Raper drill team will outline
plans for the Triiennial conclave at
Detroit, Mich, Sin 1928. The team
IN, the past always has been repre-
sented at conclaves, and it is
planned to put on a demonstration
in Detroit. Practice sessions of the
choir also will be announced at the
meeting
Initiate Temple Candidates
limitation of candidates into the
Order of the Temple will be held
Sept. 26 at 3 p. M, according to
Howard Kimball, recorder of the
Commandry. Dinner will be served
at $50 p. m.
Standing committees for 1927:
OlCh dllQ NlolOdUAOAl III .
Lewis Brown, chairman; Charles @.
! Kuhn, vice chairman; hospitality
and reception committee, Oscar
Pond, chairman; entertainment
committee, Granville A. Hickey,
chairman, and membership commit
tee, E. j. Scoonover, chairman, and
j. Lewis Bray. vice chairman.
Cast of Red Cross
Cast for the Illustrious Order of
the Red Gross:
o. T. owen, Albert S. Mcleod, O. L.
Pond, s. q. Myers, Arno SEEKER, the Rev.
@. H. Gsbhardt, G. G. Kuhn, Howard Kim
Ormsby. r. j.. Miles, E: F. Nom, s; x.
even, waltsr Masters e othne pA Hitch.
Roy Garrett, Robert r. Summer. W. H.
Hack. G.. F. Kunn, d. L. Osborne, George
Gill Harry Westfall. Henry s. McMichael,
Myron D. King, c. A. Livingston and
Henry Knudsen.
Cast for the Order of knights of
Malta:
S. G. Myers, c. c. Kuhn, E. I. -Ardern,
the Rev. g. i. qebhardt. Albert Mcleod.
John Given, E. L.. Bush, Paul Handy, M:
r. Ness, r. w. OFT. E. N. Davis. Othniel
Hitch, Bert Cordle, @. A. hickey, w; @.
Barton, @ p Elders, F. l.. Kresge, William
Swope and G. SEEKER.
TannnIe Order Officers
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LODGE TO CELEBRATE
Lynhurst, F. & A. M. to Observe
Second Anniversary.

Lynhurst Lodge, F. & A. NJ, will
celebrate its second anniversary to-
night with a special service at the
temple.
The Rev. G. H. Lininger will be
the principal speaker. History of
the organization will be read.
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HONOR PYTHIAN OFFICER
Treasurer Mary M. Lasson Has Held
Post 10 Years.

Mrs. Mary M. Lasson, 10, Of TIT
Montcalm ST., treasurer of the,
Pythian Sisters, will be honored at
party tonight at her home.
Mrs. Lasson has held her present
office for ten years. A luncheon will
be served followed by a business
meeting.
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Temple Order Officers
Cast for the Order of the Temple:

@. e. Titus. A. s. Mcleod. L. G. Bud
denbaum,. o. T. owen, A. F Myers, Lewis
Brown, E. F. Gray, Howard Kimbsll, A.
l., McColloum, A. q. SEEKER, j. L; Bray,
Jacob Rubin. George Traub John r.
Pratt, Charles Barlow, Paul Handy, Bert
Cordle, w. G. Barton. Vance Hickman.
Robert Miles, E. Bush, w. @. Barton,
r. w. OFT, Paul Handy. H.. s. Blount.
John Givens and e. N Davis.
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s. G. Myers, c. C. Kuhn, E. I. Ardern,
the Rev. @. H. Gebhardt. Albert Mcleod.
j. L. Bray, Jacob Rubin. O.. r. Sumner,
John Given, E. L. Bush, Paul Handy, M:
r. Ness, r. w. OFT. E. NJ Davis. Othniel
Hitch, Bert Cordle, 9. "A. Hickey w; @.
Barton, @ P. Elllers, F. L. Kresge, William
EWope and 9. SEEKER.
New Britain herald., 1927-06-09
ABANDONED SCHOOL
MAY BE USED again
Continued from First Page)

accommodations possible in this
building are so poor in contrast with
those afforded in new buildings that
the protest from parents would be
likely and, in his opinion, justified.
Principal w. C. French of the
Central Junior High school objected
on the ground that serious admini-
strative difficulties would result with
the division of the pupils. He ques-
toned whether conditions at the
school were such that the best edu-
cational possibilities would be OBJ
tanned.
while We have the old Bur-
rift school, which according to Mr..
Holmes is disable, and we neglect to
put 1t into service we have no ex-
cuse for asking more money from
the taxpayers to build new schools"
Butler said in answer to the obJec-
tions. He agreed that its use should
be temporary. but insisted that the
acute shortage Of accommodations
which will be encountered in the
fall should be met with as little out
lay as possible.
Mrs. Laura P. Mangan. another
member OF the committee, agreed
with the plan for use Of the old
building. declaring 1t to be the
proper spirit Of economy.
Committeeman George Levitt did
not object to use Of the building on
a temporary basis. when we have
come to a situation where we must
use this schoolhouse again, 1t must
be apparent to the parents OF chill
dren attending school and to the tax
payers that the talk about the need
New Britain herald., 1927-06-09
Rid Me Of Piles
Suffered For Years; Says "The
Only Remedy That's
Any Good"

John O'Leary, 297 North Division
Street. Buffalo. for IA years Super
visor OF the Second ward. wants to
pass the good word along.
Take it from me-" says Mr..
O'Leary. when you suffer torment
with piles for many years as I did,
and tried all kinds of remedies with
out any success. you'll be glad to
say good word for the only rem
edy that is any good.
"Peterson's Ointment rid me of
piles so quickly that 1 was aston
ished. l felt somewhat peeved, how
ever, to think that ] had suffered so
many years before knowing what
wonderful remedy Peterson's Oint-
ment is. Let me thank you from the
bottom OF my eart."-John O'Leary
Any live druggist will tell you
about Peterson's Ointment-a big
box for So cents. Use it for old
sores. ulcers. itching. eczema, rashes,
burns. bruises, chatting and all skin
diseases-there is nothing better.
New Britain herald., 1927-06-09

that this is less than the cost of one
class room.
1t was voted to make an inspec-
ton of modern school buildings in
Bristol, West Hartford. New Haven
and possibly Hartford next week. In
the opinion of the members the
present high school plant must be
enlarged or a new high school pro-
vided within a year. The average
increase is one class room a year.
Principal Slade told the members.
BY using the laundry in the acade-
mic high school building the situa-
ton would be taken care of in
September.
New Sites Considered
Several sites for new buildings
were mentioned by Committeeman
Joseph NJ. Halloran, who heads the
committee on school accommodate
tons whose duty it will be to
formulate a building program.
The fact that the geographical
center of the city Is in the locality