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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-02-18
LOBBYING Curb
FIGHT LOOMS
Bill to Order Registration
Meets Approval.

BIZ Fimcs rpCci0i
WASHINGTON. Feb. 1G.-Wheth-
err the power trust lobby succeeds in
defeating Senator WaLsh's rcso-u-
tiQn to investigate The electric in
dustry or not, its activities seem
certain to lead to another fight IN
Congress, this time against loobles
themselves.
A unanimous favorable report has
been made in favor Of Senator Cara
ways bill to compel reg stralion ri
lobbyists by the Subcommittee of
the Senate judiciary Committee TO
which it was referred, CaraWay I'd
today.
Under its provisions anyone who
represents for hire persons VINO hope
20 profit out Of the passage OF Icgis-
lation or its defeat, would be com
PEELED to reveal the name Of his
employer, how much he is paid and
how he eXpends it Caraway said.
THE most gullible people in
America are the big business inter
ests. They will hire a lobbyist who
is 50 cheap he could not fool q 10
year-old boy, and he will live off
of them for years.
my bill well end their activities,
.because when the people VINO are
being deluded into paving out
money to hire cheap lobbyists know
that their activities viii be revealed
to the public, that will end them"
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-02-18
Odd FELLOWS
TO CELEB8AT
Germania Lodge Plans 18th
Anniversary Party
Otto FulgraT

Gernlania lodge Odd Fellows. will
celebrate the seventy-hfth ami
versary Tuesday night with a stag
party. Cards VIII be the feature.
Charter members Of the lodge
we're Charles C0nlOn, Henry
Schmidt August Mueller. G.. z. Hen
ming, John Eberhardt, Henry Muel-
Ter, Julius Boetteher, Alex NTetzger,
c. u. Kerssing and H. Kokomiller.
The lodge now has 1870 members
and assets Of $4,000. More than
1000 brothers have been buried by
the lodge with an expenditure Of
S36188. Relief has been given to
more than 200 families at a cost Of
more than $1,000. The lodge has
paid out $64,311 for illness and dis
ability Of members.
a special committee has been ap-
pointed to complete plans for the
erection Of a building facing Pros
pect st., at S. East St., adjoining the
lodge building.
The addition viii have store rooms
and Offices on the first floor, apart
ments and rectcation rooms for
members on the second floor and q
hail and stage on the third floor.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-02-18
PUBLICATION is
Revived after
5-YEAR LAPSE
Julian WetzeI New Editor
of Masonic Monthly,
Landmarks.

Ancient Landmarks Lodge, No.
319, F. and A. M, revived Land
marks, monthly publication, with
the February issue, following a five
year lapse. The last issue was
printed December, 1922.
Julian Wetzel was appointed
editor by Edward L Ardern, wor-
shipful master.
With the Landmarks comes an
nouncement of several important
events in lodge work.
Trestleboard for February in
cludes entered apprentice degree,
Feb. 12; fellowcraft degree, 7 p. m.
Monday; master Mason degree,
Feb. 81, and stated meeting March 5.
One Night for Indiana U.
The meeting Feb. 27 has been
designated as Indiana University
night" Paul v. McNutt. dean of
the I. U. law school, will be the
principal speaker of the evening.
One of the three candidates for the
master Mason degree is a member
of the Acacia fraternity at Indiana,
and chapter members will partici-
pate in the work.
Newly appointed reception COM
mittee for this month includes
John E. Bray chairman; F. w.
Morrison, Arthur A. Smock, Le-
ander L. Weir and F. w. Glossbren-
ner.
Standing committees for 1923:
Finance-Louis w Bruck. past master
chairman John S. Hunt, Fred Sterling
and Harry N IcClelland
Enterl ainment-E Edwin r. Hisey. chair
man; Waiter T. White, Homer Mckee.
Proficiency of Candidates-Dayid I Nc
Cormick, chairman. Holgar johnson, Ed
ward NJ Collins Roy E. Horton and H. S.
McMichael past master.
Other Committees Named
Good Cheer-Charles 3. Rushton. chair
man; ". J. Sumner, John f. Glickert,
Victor e Richart and Harvey Morris.
Rose Fund-Brsndt c. Downeyi. past
master, chairman; o. d. Haskell and
INSTRUCTION Of cendidates-w yHe W.
chairman; Edison T. Wood Jr., James H.
Csruine and Cortez J. Cobler.
Masonic HOme-Luclus 5. French, chair
man: Fred E. Schortemeier, and T. z.
Myers; past master.
Choir Frank G. Jones. Clarence r.
CLAYTON, William J. Condrey. Jesse c.
Barker. and Clarence II. Carson, organist.
Stereopticon Harry +. Rome and S. E.
Rowe.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-02-18
MaWzO70er Descendants
10 Observe Anniversary

gard to the Pilgrims together with
existing data known only to anti
quarians, and TO preserve and mark
historical spots made memorable by
the Pilgrim association.
The MayfHoWer compact can well
be called the corner stone in the
foundation of our republic. It's in
fluence is deeply rooted in worlds
history"
Headquarters in Indiana are at
the home of Mrs. Cillispie, 843 N,
Meridian st. Other officers are:
Mis-. w. w. Winslow, Mrs. James B.
Crankshaw, Ft. Wayne; Mrs. James
Nelson Lennon, William E. Osborn,
Mrs. Sidney j. Hatfield, Eugent E.
Stacy, DR.. Arthur M. Mendenhall
and George M. Smith Jr.
The board of assistants is COM
posed of the Officers and Mrs. Fred
Hoke, DR.. Fletcher Hodges, Mrs.
Leon Jerfas, Walker w, Winslow,
Mrs. James Nelson Lennon, Mrs.
Myron R. Green and Mrs. Roy Elder
Adams.
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South Bend Na80ns Busy

BHTmca hpcciq
SOUTH BEND, Ind, Feb is
Masonic bodies in South Bend have
q number Of important events on
the program for the remainder Of
The month
Grand Trunk Square Lodge NO. I
O. Battle Creek, Mich, VIII visit ST.
Joseph Lodge No as or FEB. Is. The
lodoe viii bring IFS entire degree
team and eZemplify work in The
ca hodral
South Bend Commandery will
hold The annual BAH and reception
Monday in honor Of the neZ emil
nent commander, George d. Wcig-
ner.
Portage Lodge No. SIS will visit
St. JOs5ph Valley Lodge No 4 at
Niles, Mich. Wednesday ni9ht to
confer the master Mason degree. On
March 6 the same lodge vii, hold
a smoker, with The Rev. Paul Bene-
dict as tie principal speaker.
South Bend LODGE NO 224 will
meet in n2aster Mason session Fri
osv ~
Masonic Study Club viii meet on
Thursday.
South Bend Commandery No 10.
knights Temp'9r. visited Malto
Commapdcrv of EentOn HarbOr
Mich, friday night to coDfor the
Malta degree.
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Calendar of City Lodges

Modern woodmen of America building.
fronWood Camp No. 6084. stated meet
ing. Tenth and Rural SITS. Thursdays.
Maple Camp No. $500. Modern Woodmen
Of America building, Thursday.
Marion Camp No. 1858 stated meeting.
Modern Wooamen of America building
Oak Camp No. 99Os. stated meeting.
Twenty-Ninth and clifton SITS. Monday.
Park Camp No. 1904. stated meeting
Riverside Camp No. 6463, stated meet
ing Howard st and Blaine Ave. Tues
MOOSE
indianapolis Lodge No. II. Moose Tenn
pie. 1875 N. Delaware St, every Tuesday
Woman's Mooseheart Legion No. IL 1876
N. Delaware ST., Thursdays.
Junior Order of Moose. 1875 N Delaware
St.. first and third Wednesdays.
Mems .Mooseheart Legion, 1876 N Della
Junior League. 1876 N, Delaware ST.,
second and fourth Saturdays.
PATRIOTIC ORDER
Washington Camp No. 80. Patriotic Or
der Sons of America. l. o. .. +. Hall.
Blaine Ave. and Howard St., Mondays
Washington Camp No. u. Patriotic Or
der Sons Of America. /. O. 0. +. Hall,
Pershing Ave. and Michigan st.. Satur-
Camp No. 2. second and fourth Fridays.
PoCAHONTAS
Itasca Council No. 337 lie E. MARYLAND
81 LiSL ana mira Mondays
Comanche Council No. II. Red den's
Hail. Norris and Lee So, Friday.
PYTHEAN SISTERS
Pythian Sisters. Banner Temple No. 81.
1l9 q. Ohio St; Wednesdays 8 D. N.
w, Winam Hlt Tribe No; 279 l. o. r. NJ,
dav.
RED MEN
Newasa Tribe No. 100. 1. O. r. M. Capt
tol Ave. and North St. THURSDAY.
20 Twf oI
M6ns WigWam Isl " North Fridays Id; 81"
Pokagon lodge No. 236. I. o. r. NJ,
l609i2 Prospect St. Thursday.
REBEKAH
Progress Lodge No 395. l. O. o. F. Hall
Pershing Ave. and Michigan ST.. second
and fourth TUESDAYS.
Ellen lodge No. 20. 116 E. Maryland St.,
second and fourth Monday.
ROYAL NEIGHBORS
Center Camp No. 1897. Modern Wood
men Han. second and fourth Mondays.
VIZ ITon EsS(i o., Camp No 1884, BED Mems
Northwestern camp No. AIS Twenty
Ninth and Clifton Sts first and third
Wednesdays.
Mayfower Camp No s737. at la E.
MARYLAND St. second and fourth Fridays.
White River Camp No. 5513, I. o. O. +.
han. Broad Ripple. second and fourth
Liberty Camp No. $780, Beech Grove
first and third Tuesdays.
Sunbeam. Camp No ,sls6. Cumberland
CloTerleaf camp No. s8o7. N. W. A
Han Lawrence Ind. fourth TUESDAYS
SECURITY BENEFIT ASSOCIATION
Maron Council No 1888, S. b. A.. meets
each Wednesday al l16 f. MARYLAND St.
Southern Star Council No. 3035. S. B. A.,
meets each Monday IN the Columbia Sc
curities building. Delaware and Ohio SITS.
Center Council No. 1886. S. p. A.. meets
each Tuesday at 116 L. Maryland st.
=. T. a.
Post 3. Indiana Division Of the Travel
ers Protective Association. meets last Sat-
urdaY OF each month in T. p. A. clubhouse.
1925 N. Pennsylvania s..
L. ). w. V.
Harold c. Megrew Camp No. !. United
Spanish War Veterans, ia +. MARYLAND
SITS. first and third Wednesdays each
month.
WHITE SHRINE OF JERUSALEM
Indianapolis Shrine No 6. meets second
Saturday. ll9 K Ohio ST.
YEOMEN
Brotherhood of American Yeomen. reg
ular meeting o. II. Saturday. Moose
Hail.
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BOY HUSBAND FREED
Elwood Youth who Wed Girl. of Is

ElWOod Youth Who Wed Girl of Is
Under Suspended Farm Term.
BIZ Times Special
ELWOOD, Ind, Feb. 18.-Virgil
Porter, Elwood youth, is under a
suspended sentence of six months to
the penal farm and a fine of 81 and
costs as a result of clipping with and
marrying Miss Jewel Rogers, Is, a
Upton Circuit Court ward. The
charge against Porter was contrib
uting to delinquency.
Beecher Adams, who drove the
young couple in his auto across the
line into Ohio, where the marriage
took place, is held at Noblesville
on the charge Of passing worth
less checks.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-02-18
CROTTO BAND
DANCE TONIGHT
PUBLIC EVENT
Proceeds Will Be Used
Partly to Defray COnven-
ton Expenses.

AS a preliminary to the annual
pilgrimage to the national conven-
ton of the Grotto, the Sahara
Grotto Pirate band will give
dance tonight at the Athenaeum
The dance will be open to the public
Carl Shey, band manager ana
chairman Of the committee on ar
rangements, announces that doors
will be open at $3.50 p. m. and dane
ing will start at 8. Two orchestras
will alternate in a continuous bat
tie of music"
Committee in charge includes Fl.
Dickerson, Charles Logan, j. Leider,
Harry Saunders, Ralph Pike and
Ben Cromley.
Money from the dance will be
used partially to defray expense OF
sending the band to the national
convention. The drum corps and
drill team are planning entertain
ments to raise their share OF the
fund. A total of $4,000 will be re-
quired to send the three organiza-
tionS.
Convention in June
The convention will be held in
June in Richmond, Va. More than
100000 members are expected to at
tend from the 1877 Grottoes In the
United States and Canada, says,
Charles G.. Walsh, monarch Of
Sahara.
A special train will be required
to take the 500 indianapolis mem
bers and their families to the South
ern city.
Special rates will be available.
A program Of entertainment at
Richmond is being arranged by the
national convention board there.
Guests will be taken through the
historic points of Confederate in
terest from the Rebel White House
to the grave of Jefferson Davis over
looking the James River.
Side trips at Richmond probably
will include one to jamestown, Va,
the small island where John Smith
and his group Of English settlers
landed. !:
Drill Corps on Trip
The drill corps, under Michael.
Scully, captain, will give an exhi-
bition, assisted by the drum corps,
under Clay Gullion, drum major.
All three uniformed prganiza-
tons are holding drills and practice
sessions weekly in preparation for
the national gathering.
The local committe on arrange
ments will meet within the next
few weeks to make final plans for
the pilgrimage and conference, &C
cording to Raymond F. Murray.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-02-18
WASHINGTON
DANCE TO BE
ELK Feature
Birthday Cake, Said to Be
Largest Baked in City,
on Menu.

Indianapolis lodge of Elks hes two
important events scheduled in the
George Washington dance tonight
and the initiation Friday night.
Although the dance viii be held
on regular entertainment night,
it will be q red letter" event be-
cause Of special decorations and
features.
The grand march will be led by
Fred McNeely as George Washing
ton" and Miss Nellie Modlin as
Martha Washington" John Rem
meter will be flag bearer.
What is said to be the largest
birthday cake baked in indianapolis
will be served The cake is three
layers high and thirty-six inches in
diameter 1t will be decorated with
cherries and hatchets. Each guest
will get a slice. Individual faVOrs Tor
men and women have been kept
secret by the committee in charge.
Cherry punch and a light lunch viii
be served.
The committee in charge includes
c. c. Cohee, chairman; Fred Nc
Nicely, Fred Kirschner, Earl Wolf
James Conway. Flank Addison.
Dolmetch and Charles
Grove.
Thomas L. Hughes, exalted ruler,
viii preside over bis first initiation
night since his return from
Florida two weeks ago. About
twenty-five candidates viii go
through the ceremony.
officers who viii participate are
Joseph Barron, Ray Monaghan,
Charles Kaiser, sam NIarer, Everett
irish. Lee Repmett6r, Charles eros
sart, w. A. Taylor, A. G. Bradley and
W. 3. Taylor.
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RED MEN PLAN EVENT
Anderson Tribe to Give NObIesvilIe
Class Adoption Degree.

81 TinCS SpCCiGL
ANDERSON, Ind, Feb 18.-Chief
Anderson Tribe Of Red Men will
confer the adoption degree on a
class of candidates at Noblesville
Friday night, according to Ray
Maple, captain.
Joseph Hall was appointed chair
man of a committee to receive con-
tributions for the fund for miners at
Bicknell, Ind.
Harry Humerickhouse was given
the warriors and chiefs degrees at
the last meeting of the Chief Ander-
son Tribe.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-02-18
Indiana Group viii Be II
Years Old March Fl;
Honor Pilgrims.

The Indiana Society of Mayflower
Descendants win celebrate the
twelfth anniversary of the granting
of it's charter March 81, according
to Mrs. Laura A. Gillispie, governor.
The Indiana group was organized
April II, 1916, under the authority Of
the General Society of Mayflower
Descendants
The object of the society is 10
perpetuate to a remote posterity the
memory of the pilgrim fathers" says
Mrs. Gillispie, "and to maintain and
defend the principle of civil and re-
ligious liberty as set forth in the
compact Of the Mayflower.
"Other purposes are to discover
and publish original matter in re-
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-02-18
Lodge to Observe Birthday

BU Tunes SDeCt0L
CRAWFORDsVILLE, Ind, Feb.
18.-Athens chapter No. 81, Eastern
Star, will celebrate its thirty-eighth
anniversary Thursday. The meet
ing will be in honor of past ma
irons and past patrons of the or
der. One of the features of the
meeting will be a play, mot So
FaStD
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-02-18
Druid Card Party Feb. n

Indianapolis Grove No. 81, United
Ancient Order of Druids, will en-
terrain with a card party in their
hall, 20 S. Delaware ST., Wednesday
evening. Arrangements are in
charge of Louis G. Schwartz. G. E.
Paulson, Charles G. N. Geider, Will
liam Bonsteele. Charles Weber and
F. Earl Geider.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-02-18
TO BE HOSTS
Peru Order Will Entertain visitors
at Banquet.
81 Tfmcs Npccinl

~ 4 tHtto NVtJHt
PERU, Ind, Feb. 1S,-Modern
Woodmen of this city will be hosts
to Woodmen from surrounding
cities Monday night at q district
woodchopping in the local Wood
men hall. A parade will be fea-
ture of the meeting and will be
headed by Chippickers band and
Billy Whiskers, the goat, led by
Asa Hiner, the smallest Woodman
in the world
One hundred woodchoppers have
been selected to chop wood and
cook coffee for the banquet, which
is to be served at midnight. Cam
didates from various chapters will
be in attendance at the meeting, fi
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-02-18
|. U. SEEKS 100000
Trustees make Counter Claim

Trustees Make Counter Claim
Against Stadium Builder.
By Times fbcciGi
BLOOMINGTON, Ind, Feb, 49,
A counter claim for 100000 by the
indiana University board Of trus-
~cs is the latest development IN
forts of the Bedford Steel and
Construction Company, builder Of
the old l. U. stadium, to collect
$4,000
The company asserts a balance is
due it, but tbs trustees declare poor
material and faulty construction
preclude further payment and en-
title The university to damages.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-02-18
NAME Fab CHAIRMAN
X. of c. Sponsors Choice or Miss
TT. Wayne" at Exposition.
Rn Tincs SnccinL

By Times Special
FIT. WAYNE, Ind, Feb. 18.-Henry
J. Often has been appointed general
chairman of the committee arTang-
ing for the China Town Fair to be
given by the Ft. Wayne Council No.
451 of the Knight of Columbus,
April 16 to 81.
Special features are being planned
for each night by Bert A. Fagin,
council grand knight. A young
woman will be chosen Miss FIT.
Wayne" as one of the features.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-02-18
GROTTO TO GIVE PLAY
Richmond Order Plans State Tour
if Show Succeeds.
BIZ Times Spccial

~ IIWCS NpCcI0F
RICHMOND, Ind, Feb. 18,-Sa-
moor Grotto Of this city will give
the show. Going Crooked" Mon-
day and Tuesday nights for men,
hers and their friends. Grotto Of
ficers from indianapolis and other
Grottoes in Indiana have been eX-
tended special invitations to attend
by Percy B. Smith, SaLloor mon
arch.
If the show is successful. the
Richmond organization will present
the production before all Indiana
Grottoes, according to E. A. Brad
field past monarch of Samoor.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-02-18
REINFORCEMENT BILL
FOR HOUSE HITS SNAG
Little Indication Proposal VIII Get
Our of Committee.

~ tWfS Npfcldi
WASHINGTON. Feb. 18.-Al-
though Republican leaders have
said q reappovdOnment bill. keeping
the membership OF the House Of
Representatives at A35, must be
passed at this session of Congress,
immediate and violent opposition to
it developed at the first session Of
the House Census Committee.
There is little Induction that the
bill VIII get out Of committee ct all
Although the size Of the House
Committee was increased at the be-
ginning of tho session, there are now
more opponents Of reapportiOnment
on the 435 basis in the committee
than at last session.
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The Marion County Association
will hold a card party and dance
the evening Of Feb. % I'M the Me-
ridian Lodge, I. O. O, F. hall, 23l2
S. Capitol Ave. Euchre and bunco
will be played. Miss Bertha Morris
is chairman of the event.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-02-18
BIaneS Father

Present day crime and i'm
morality has been attributed
to a great many things, from
automobiles to beer, but w. A.
Fraser, Omaha, Neb., sovereign
commander Of the Woodmen
of the World, springs a new
one.
Present day crime and i'm
morality is chargeable directly
to the father who fails to pro-
vide life insurance protection
for his family" says Fraser.
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Englewood Loaee 10 Give Degr66e

FeuoWcraft degree will be given
FEB. 70 by E'ngleWood Lodge, No.
us, +. and A. ~, according to
Fred W. Kain, Norshipful master.
Master Mason degree will be given
March 3. EngleWoOd Eastern Star
gave a supper Friday for benefit
OF a fund to buy new carpet for
the lodge.
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linton Moose Plan Dance

BIZ Times Special
Upton, Ind, Feb. 18.-Tipton
lodge, No. 1890, Loyal Order Of
Moose, is planning an open meeting,
dance and card party for March l.,
according to Paul S. Myers, sec
rotary.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-02-18
LODGE HONOR

DEiss Natheeinc Smith Named Grand
TcccTdcr Moose auxiliary.
Miss ISa}hcriDc smith oil this city
has been appointed gsand recorder
Of the Women Of AEoosehcart Legion
at the Philadelphia convention The
Legion is.an auxiliary Of The Loyal
Order Of Moose. Her duties will
cover the general supervision Of the
Women's branch OF the order and
the Junior Legion.
Before her connection with the
order Miss Smith was associated
with the indianapolis Street Rail
way and later with the National
Federation Of Women's Republican
Clubs, with headquarters Of Wash
ingtOn, d. G.
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Rebekahs to Confer Degree

BIZ Times Special
TERRE HAUTE, Ind, Feb. 10
Prairie City Rebekah Lodge will
confer the Rebekah degree on one
candidate "Wednesday night.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-02-18
SURE OF ONE DELEGATE
Ncgo New Orleans Delegate to
Kansas City Convention.

81 Times Special
WASHINGTON. Feb. Senator
Frank B. Willis viii have at least
one southern delegate for him at
the Kansas City convention. Willis
announced today that Walter F.
Cohen, a Negro, has been chosen as
a delegate from New Orleans.
Cohen's nomination as collector Of
customs at New Orleans was held Up
by the Senate. Willis led the fight
for his continuation
"You couldn't pry him away from
me with a ten-foot pole" Willis
said
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-02-18
DRUID CHEF VISITS HERE
LEGAL Circle Initiates Five New
Members At Meeting.

An Official visit was paid to In
dianapolis Circle No. 8, Ladies
Auxiliary, Monday night at the
Druids hall by the Grand Arch
Druidess Lillian Frau accompanied
by her staff Of grand officers. One
hundred members were present.
Five new members were initiated
at this meeting which was also the
tc2th anniversary Of the local Circle.
The work was in charge of Degree
Captain Susan Schplidt.
Talks were made by the visiting
officers and an entertainment was
presented. "A plate lunch was served.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-02-18
Bluffton Elks to Initiate

BIZ Times Special
BLUFFTON, Ind, Feb 18.-The
degree team Of the Bluffton Lodge
Of Ellls will initiate candidates from
Ft. Wayne Lodge Thursday night.
Every member Of the team is past
exalted ruler of the lodge.
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LODGE INITIATION SET
Women MOoseheart Legion Close
Membership Drive Thursday.

MtmDeTSnIp UTIVe AnuIsudy'
Women of Mooseheart Legion will
close the special membership drive
inaugurated Jan. 1 with the initia-
ton of large class Of candidates
Thursday.
Special delegations from Lebanon,
Kokomo, Charlottesville, Corners
vile, Frankfort and Richmond will
attend the ceremonies. The ritual
work will be exempted by the 1927
national champion drill and ritual
istic team.
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Red Mems Religious Week" Set.
Wichita Tribe, No. 1879, l. o. R. M,
will hold special meeting Wednes-
day night in observance of "Relig-
ious Week" All Red Men are in
vited.