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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-08-04
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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-08-04

DIR. ]. Ruiz FOlgado, chief veter-
marian of the Spanish Royal Agri-
cultural Society and a leading
Spanish authority on live stock
sanitation and the production OF
biological products, is visiting the
Pitman-Moore Company biological
laboratories here. DR.. Folgado next
will inspect Chicago packing houses.
He is accompanied by r. F. Willis,
New York exporter.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-08-04
PHOTO STUDIO LOOTED
Burglars Take SIS and Cheap Pair
Of Binoculars.

Burglars entered the Paramount
Optical Company and the Pearson
Photo Company. 1919 N. Pennsyl-
vania st., Wednesday night and
stole SIS and cheap pair OF
binoculars. Nothing was taken from
the photo studio.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-08-04

Lieut.. Byron J. Cornell of the Pa
cific battle fleet aircraft squadron,
took a PN-10 seaplane into the
air the other day, carrying
weight of 4,500 pounds and re-
NAMED aloft II hours, Z minutes
and 10 seconds, covering a dis
lance of 947.58 miles.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-08-04
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CHICAGO. Aug. 4-carlots: Wheat
1874; corn, 40: oats. s.: rye. f.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-10
Restored Hearing in One
 Month

NIr, George Bishop of Sask.
 Canada, says, T had been growing deaf for l2 years and had been to some of the best hospitals in all Canada and even submitted to operations without success. l spent hun dreds of dollars but gradually grew worse. l became so bad that people had to talk directly into my ear, if 1 was to hear. By using Dr. Coffee's treat ment, my hearing was restored iu one months time. l wish
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 J. C. Patterson, Indiana.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-10
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New Britain herald., 1927-03-10

ringing or pounding in my ears. My hearing is as good as ever. Dr. Cotfee's treatment relieved me in one month. Be- fore this 1 had been treated by specialist t s for nearly six months with no benefit"
 George Petersen, Washington.
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 Pennsylvania
 Hears as We'll as Ever
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 Mrs. T. c. Gamberg,
 South Dakota
New Britain herald., 1927-03-10

HYou Are Afflicted With DHness Head from Nasal Your

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New Britain herald., 1927-03-10
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New Britain herald., 1927-03-10
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Nothing Else Relieved Me

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 A. Glenn, Illinois.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-10
Chronic and Acute Deafness
 Ends

Mrs. Mona Mcbride of nli- nois says, "This is to certify that since having scarlet fever, when a little girl, 1 have been hard of hearing, and for the past four or five years l have been almost entirely deaf in one ear. A few months ago my left ear began to discharge. l found it to be abscessed and dis charging a foul fluid. Nothing seemed to stop it and finally l
New Britain herald., 1927-03-10
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New Britain herald., 1927-03-10
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 D. II. Carpenter, Alabama
New Britain herald., 1927-03-10
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New Britain herald., 1927-03-10
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Evening star., 1927-04-24
NATIONAL UNION.

Mckinley Council met Tuesday
evening at Northeast Temple. Presi-
dent William J. O'Brien presiding.
Two applications for membership
were received and the committee re-
ported progress of the arrangements
for the annual outing.
Potomac Council net Monday
evening in Pythian Tem@le. Presi-
dent r. &. Burgen presided. Appii.
cations for membership were received
from Joseph l.. kindsfather, John ".
Andrews and John NJ. Kaufman.
Among the visitors were Senators
7. A. Williams, Arthur s. Brown,
Special Representative J. A. Marshall
and the Washington degree team.
The Executive Board, District or
Columbia, met at Schneiders care
last Wednesday evening. Vice Chalr'
man Charles #. Haden presiding. com
mittees' reports were given, ana
M. j. Kindsfather, chairman or the
committee in charge OF the theater
party for the benefit of the Hospitai
Bed Fund Service Association, re
ported that the National Theater had
been secured for Tuesday evening,
May II.
A class ceremonial was held last
night I'm Pythian Temple. and a large
class OF candidates received the de-
Rrees in amplified form. The work
was performed by the washington
degree team, headed by Il. M. Per
shing. president and manager OF the
team. Special Representative OF the
Senate ]. A. Marshall presided The
distinguished guests were Former
President of the Senate Henry q:
Smale OF Chicago, ILL.,; Secretary or
the Senate e. A. Myers of Toledo,
Ohio; Carter Fl, Keene and senator
i. Archer Bell Of Baltimore, Nd, ana
a large delegation Of members frosn
Baltimore.
Evening star., 1927-04-24

after the close of the council to de-
wise ways and means for remodeling
the same. Remarks were also made
by Charles MagiIl, Thomas Jones. c.
r. Lacy, T. E. Skinner. j. Skinner.
q. ". Hall and r. Harris. The COM
mittee IL completing arrangements
for the church service at Capital
Heights Christian Church, William
M. La Roche, pastor. Sunday evening.
May /. Andrew jackson Council will
attend in D body and an invitation
Is extended to other Juniors and
Daughters OF America to be present.
The Jr. o. n. A. NJ. field day COM
mittee requests all former base bali
players Of the past teams and any
new members to communicate with
G. G. Havenner, 1903 Good Hope road
southeast.
Liberty Bell Council was called to
order April 16 by L., q. Boswell. The
Glee Club entertained before the
council convened. Junior Post Coun-
cilor Hid presented, on behalf Of the
council, embiematic buttons TO the
newly initiated members. State Coun-
Gil Warden Columbus, Rev, L.. 3,
Francks. State Deputy Councillor
Thomas G. Mangum, G. A. Rohinette
and w. II. Sbhoor made addresses.
Evening star., 1927-04-24
WooDMEN OF THE WORLD.

A feature meeting will be held at
Fraser Camp tomorrow night. The
Boosters will confer the Protection de.
gree.
Oak Camp met last Wednesday
night. The new Uniform Rank Com.
pany was on the floor, and the com
panies from Elm and Fraser Camp
took part in the ceremonies. Instruc-
tion In the secret words and signs Of
the order was impaired by Maj. Thurs
ton q. Brown. The reception commit
tee provided entertainment and sup
per was served.
The consul commander Of Silver
Spring Camp headed a delegation of
Choppers from Silver Spring in at,
tendance upon Elm Camps c0nven-
ton last week. Soyereigns Ryan,
Riley, McCann, Murphy and McCon-
nell made addresses. Supper was pro-
vided by Sovereign Wolfley's commit.
zee and Sovereign F. I. Peck acted
as toastmaster. Tt was agreed to ac-
company Fraser Camps membership
In regular visitations to various
churches.
Following its business session May
6, Old Glory Camp will visit Alpha
Camp. The latter camp holds conven.
ton in the auditorium at the temple
while old Glory meets in the lodge
room upstairs. Hickory and Oak
Camps will exchange visits next
month
Evening star., 1927-04-24
DAUGHTERS OF AMERICA.

Triumph Council met Thursday
evening, with Councillor Florence Hahn
presiding A poverty party was held
The judges, Associate State Vice
Councillor Cora Thompson of No. IL.
State Trustee Emma Raymond Of No.
and +. Suddworth of No. 10. awarded
the prizes to Mildred Witherite, Susie
Hill and Frank Wright. The winner of
Going TO Jerusalem" was Elizabeth
Guimond. A banquet was served.
A meeting of the building commit
tee will be held Tuesday at North
east Masonic Temple at $50 pm.
The State Council good of order
committee Is holding a 500 card
party at Northeast Masonic Temple
MAY II.
The tenth anniversary Of Good Will
Council was celebrated last Monday.
A supper was served. The principal
address was delivered by Charles III.
Hid, jr.. past councillor OF Liberty
Bell Council, j. o. n. A. n. Among
those present were the State councillor,
Julia Delano. and her staff of state
officers Tribute was paid to Mrs.
Evening star., 1927-04-24
W0MAN'S BENEFIT ASS0CIA
TION.

Brightwood Review will entertain
tomorrow evening at a birthday
party in honor of Mrs. Jennie How.
ard, Mrs. Margaret McAleer and Mrs.
Lynch, who have celebrated their
their birthdays during the month Of
March. A program win be presented
and refreshments served.
The National Fraternai Congress
has designated April 20 as fraternal
day, TO be observed by all fraternal
orders. All the reviews Of the Won.
ans Benefit Association, D. C., will
unite in an entertainment to be held
in the Potomac Bank Hall, Wisconsin
avenue and M street, that evening
A program win be presented.
Victory Review. Mrs. Ada BSrne
will meet tomorrow evening at &
O'Clock and Columbia Tuesday eve
ming. f
Deputies and campaign manag ers
are requested to meet with Mrs. Me
Mahon next Wednesday at SIS pm.
at 1915 Sixteenth street.
The officers Club. Mrs. Mary xii
ieen, president. viii hold a pay.to.plav
five hundred party on Wednesday ar. .
ernoon in Hecht's auditorium
The Monday Lunch Review will
meet at 1 o'clock tomorrow at 3he
Woman's City Club.
Evening star., 1927-04-24

Edna I. Ellison, as councillor, also the
council by Mrs. Cora Il. Mandy,
councillor Of Friendship Council. This
council meets on the first and third
Mondays in Naval Lodge Hall, Penn.
sylvania avenue and Fourth street
southeast.
Liberty Council met Wednesday
night and celebrated. the thirtieth an
niversary. Addresses were made by
State Councillor Mrs. Julia Delano and
members of the State council. Re-
freshments were served.
Unity Council met Wednesday
night at the Old Naval Hospital Build
ing, 923 Pennsylvania avenue south
east, with the counselor, Mrs. Han
nah Gates, presiding. This council
held it's home social at the residence
of Past Councillor Mrs. Mallonee in
Benning. d. c., Tuesday night. Games
We're played. Mrs. Julia Anderson
contributed vocal solos.
Old Glory Council convened Mon
day evening with the councillor. Essie
Taylor, presiding. One application
was received for membership. The
council held it's annual Easter egg
hunt. after which refreshments were
served
Evening star., 1927-04-24
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS.

Keane Council, 353, will meet Thurs
day at 7:30 pm. At $40 pm. the
councils 500 club will give another. of
it's card parties at the knights Of Co.
lumbus Hall, 9lS Tenth street north
west, for the councils relief fund.
Mrs. Jerry Donovan is chairman and
Mrs. William Nelligan vice chairman
of the club
The regular meeting OF Potomac
Council scheduled for tomorrow night
has been postponed until Wednesday.
Evening star., 1927-04-24
CATHOLIC DAUGHTERS OF
AMERICA.

A reception was rendered by the
local court to a large group of Catho-
lie Daughters of America from Phila-
delphia last Sunday evening, Ee.
freshments were served and musical
program presented, The organiza-
tion's get together songs were sung
with the usual enthusiasm, with Miss
Grace Sprucebanks as song leader.
Joseph Di Meglio gave several mum
bers.
Members of the local court at.
tended at the home for aged poor at
Blue Plains Easter Sunday and dis
tributed packages to all the inmates.
Members Of the local court attended
at Mount St. Agnes, Baltimore, Mon
day. the reception into the Sisters Of
Mercy Of Miss Marie Easily Smith.
Evening star., 1927-04-24
JR. 0. U. A. M.

AT the last meeting of the reunion
committee it was voted 70 exhibit the
moving pictures Of the Junior order
Home for Orphans in conjunction
with the band and other entertain
ment at tho Logan Theater, Four
teenth and II streets southeast, May
and 5.
Capital Council was called TO order
In it's chambers in the Northeast
Masonic Temple Monday evening
with Councillor Giovanni presiding
The members later attended the
initiatory work by Anacostia Council.
A class Of 20 candidates received the
three degrees, Of which four were
from Capital Council. The. ladies'
night will be held tomorrow evening
The council will convene at 7:S0 pm
washington Council held Sts regular
business meeting April 13 In Red
Mems Hall. Louis j. Mackan re.
ceived the obligation Of the order and
will be initiated by Edward J. Ross
Council at a later date. Past state
Councillor G. n. Smith of Friendship
Council. Baltimore, Md, made an
address.
Anacostia Council met Monday eve
ming with Councillor Frank Kicker pre-
siding. The degree team, under the
command of Capt. f. r. Thomas, CON
ferred the degrees on = candidates.
There will be an entertainment under
the auspices of the Jr. o, U. A. NJ.
at Hughesville, Md. April 80 at 5
pm. for the benefit of the Hughes,
vile public school. This council will
raise q flag over the Cheltenham Pub
lie School, Cheltenham. Md. May Is.
Brief remarks were made by Rev. Dir
L;yfa telg a nh snxpraI 0f hers
Andrew Jackson Council .met Mon
day evening with Councillor a. l.. Nal
lonee presiding. Past State Councillor
Harry Beck spoke on the order secur-
ing the new home at sos | street and
that q trustees. meeting would be held
Evening star., 1927-04-24
ODD FELLOWS.

Odd Fellows of this jurisdiction will
assemble today in front Of Calvary
Baptist Church, Eighth and FL streets,
at 9:15 O'Clock, preparatory to enter
ing the church 10 attend a session of
the Vaughn Bible Class. Rev. Homer
J. Councillor. teacher of the Vaughn
Glass and a member of the order, ex-
tended an invitation TO attend ses-
sion Of the class. The Odd Fellows
Band will assemble at 8 o'clock and
play selections on the corner prior to
entering the church. The entire
Grand Lodge line. together With the
Evening star., 1927-04-24
ANCIENT ORDER HIBERNIANs.

Commodore Barry Division last
Tuesday evening initiated a large
class in the first degree Of the order.
An address on 1.-THE Part Played by
the Irish Race in Promoting Christian
Civilization was read by d. A.
Edwards, former member of the
school board. p. J. Haltigan de-
livered a eulogy on the life of Francis
Scott Key and "The Star Spangled
Banner"
President Edward l.. Tucker ap-
pointed committee. consisting of
Misses Rafferty,, Hanlon and Stanton.
to arrange for the reunion and field
day sports to be held in July, 1t is
hoped to have some of the nationally
known athletes from New York and
PhiIadelnhia participate IN the games.
Evening star., 1927-04-24
IMPROVED ORDER OF RED MEN

The membership committee Of Id no
Tribe announces a class adoption for
some time in May. At their next
meeting the membership win be en-,
tertained with a social. The great
keeper Of wampum Of the Great Caun-
Gil of the District OF Columbia and
chief Of records of Idaho Tribe, ". r.
Garner. is touring Maryland in the in
terest Of the order.
Waneta Council will confer degrees
at their next meeting, and there .syvill
be a class adoption in May. rs
White Eagle Council held a soeiI at
CONTINUED on Thirteenth Pags9
Evening star., 1927-04-24
DAUGHTERS OF ISABELLA.

Mrs. Nina Van Wrinkle will be the
guest of Circle No. 17S at its meeting
tomorrow and viii speak op the work
of her bureau. A card party was re-
Gently given by the members OF the
sick committee at the Washington
Club. Invitation has been extended
the local circle to attend the annual
mass and breakfast Of st. Charles
Circle TO be held at st. Charles
Church, Clarendon. Va, today. Mrs.
lanes g. Haskell, regent, has asked
members to advise her when rum
mage can be collected for the annual
sale April &c, 81 and %.
Evening star., 1927-04-24
MASONIC.


LODGES.
Nonday--DawsQn No. 10. r. c.
fSBPsif PfsBRPssifpSs. 10. So. SS. 8 s.. II. NJ. and
important report.
Taesday---Federai. No. I, z. A.
TskOma, No. 20. NJ. NJ.
F. A. special az 5;30 m.
: 80. F. G,
wA5nesday--warren q. Harding. No.
80. 4. 6.
Thursday-~The New Jerusalem. No.
Congress N e; y No. 81. ~. NJ. {. A.
night at Y. NJ, c. A..
Friday--Lehanon No. z. NJ. NJ, spe-
clal at $50 p.n.
saturday--schooi of instruction.
ROYAL ARCH CHAPTERS
Monday~-Mount Vernon. No. 8. Marx.
Tuesday, Potomac. No. &. Royal Arch
duesday---washington Naval. No.
8. Mark.
Tnursdsy-wasbingt No. z, Royal
william, william r. Singleton, No. IA.
ROYAL Arch.
rrlday-~Capitol. No. II, Reyai STen;
Mount Pleasant. No. Ao' oos a.
Arch.
SCOTTISH RITE.
r1lssdsy--Robert de Bruce CoInGTI'
Kadosh. statutory assemnis'
ROYAL AND SELECT MASTERS.
rnsssav--Mount Pleasant Council;
No. 5. degrees ana speeiHi
features
Evening star., 1927-04-24
LADIES ORIENTAL SHRINE.

Su-Zu Court, No. q, had large
class Of novices for its recent cere.
monial.
The second birthday snniversarv
win be celebrated i'm the ballroom Of
Odd Fellows Temple May 25, with
dancing from to IL. Almas Temple
A. A. o. y. M. s, has been invited
as a special guest.
A large delegation OF the court will
visit Philadelphia May l6. II, 12-aud
10 to attend the convention oEfthe
Grand Court
Evening star., 1927-04-24

formerly a lawyer of this city and a
member Of the local court as well as
national advocate.
There was short business meeting
Tuesday at which Ii was decided to
have a benefit performance in aid Of
the building. fund at the National
Theaeer- July 3. A social followed the
business meeting A talk was given
by Mrs. Gainey on the work Of the
Women's Bureau.
The Easter General Communication
has been arranged for May s at St.
Martins Church at s am. A card
party and dance win be given eat
Wardman Park Inn May s.
Evening star., 1927-04-24

of Schuyler Coifax Lodge has an.
nounced that his degree team win be
furnished with new robes and para
phernalfa in the near future, aycom
rnittee to purchases same having been
appointed by Noble Grand Jessie f.
I9pisdpn
Evening star., 1927-04-24
SONS AND DAUGHTERS OF
LIBERTY.

One member was admitted 10 Hope
Council at Tuesdays meeting. Next
weeks meeting will begin at 7;30 pm,
and win be followed by a public dance.