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New Britain herald., 1928-08-29
EASTERN LEAGUE

Yesterdays Results
Springfield Al, Providence 81.
Bridgeport s, Pittsfeld l.
(Other clubs not scheduied).
New Britain herald., 1928-08-29
The Standing

Games Today
Boston at New York.
st. Louis at Chicago.
Philadelphia at Pittsburgh.
(Other clubs not scheduled).
New Britain herald., 1928-08-29

Cleveland at Detroit.
New York at Washington.
Boston at Philadelphia.
(Other clubs not scheduledD.
New Britain herald., 1928-08-29

Our personal opinion, often ex-
pressed in these columns, has been
that state football league, properly
conducted would be the means OF re-
eiving interest in the grid game here
and all through the state. Many
necessary things will have to be done
before it can be made successful and
the most important thing Of all is to
rid the game Of high-priced stars.
A state league with absolutely To-
cal teams would be the ideal thing !
for interest. The high financial ele-
ment would be lacking and the sport
of the game would return. This. in
itself, has served to kill football in
this section of the country at least.
With little expense, the game
would flourish and the old-tlme
rivalry between the cities wound be
found beneath the surface. Person.
ally, We never cared a great deal for
the games between local teams and
other clubs such as the 1ello"
Jackets, New York Giants or other
clubs, but when, last season, more
than 200 fans from this city went TO
Bridgeport to see the locals play
there, it was to US the best indication
that games such as that one was
were the kind that the fans wanted.
In the efforts of Red" O'Neii
7ot, "a GOT
league started. We are absolutely IN
accord and we will certainly do our
best to make the. affair a success.
We feel that they are going about II
in the right way and that II tnelr
plans are carried through, the play
ers will realize that their former ef-
forts were not unappreciated.
We should like to see local boys
given the preference over OUTSIDERS
and this is the ambition OF those
swinging the deal. We also, now
ever. would like to see Werwaiss,
Tom HUMPHREYS, Donlon, Raoze-
wich and others who have been here
year after year, given places on the
team.
We are enthusiastic over the prop
osjtion and we feel that all those m
terested in football will be with US
AS the plans progress and reach the
definite stage the public OF this city
will be enabled to feel that days
like those in which the old Nutmeg'
used to flourish, are coming oacA
again.
New Britain is sporting city o.
the best magnitude and New BTU
ain will support the right kind O
football.
New Britain herald., 1928-08-29
FRATERNAL LEAGUE

Tabs All But Clinch Championship
by Defeating the Mechanics BY an
II to I Score.
New Britain herald., 1928-08-29

Games Tomorrow
Philadelphia at Boston.
st. Louis at Pittsburgh.
Chicago at Cincinnati.
(Other clubs not Scheduled).
New Britain herald., 1928-08-29

Jimmy Johnston ~ .MaAsaal>P
took q ~.
NOMINATED FOR GOvERA0ee
Grandville. Idaho. A0g. - a.
Ben Ross. mayor Of Pocstalie. 40
night was nominated for gesssnee w
reclamation by delegates to the
democratic state convention here.
New Britain herald., 1928-08-29
S'peak king
of Sports

Football as local sport, received
almost a mortal blow last season
when this city. represented by one
OF the most formidable grid COM
blnations in years, failed to support
the club with the result that the
promoters lost plenty of money.
For time it appeared that New
Britain would have no football this
year outside OF the club and school
teams but the announcement carried
IN today's edition, gives promise of
satisfying the hundreds of football
fans here this coming fall.
Evening star., 1928-03-25
Mrs. Coolidge Was Hostess
For an Informal Musical
AtWhite House Thursday
First Lady TO Be Honor Guest at Congre sion al
Clubs Breakfast-Notable Function at
German Embassy

RS COOLIDGE met about 400 her informal musicale
IV ingy program
BY the Pro Arte String Quartet Mr. John Coolidge who who had
parents mingled with the guests Gay Spring flowers were arranged
where several ladies Of the cabinet poured tea
NEXT in interest to White House Spring
tive @ Of Up of h iss es S
sasOn viii given IN the I & 1n9n d boo
artistic setting could be found than In this splendid building
u bloom M With s f @ .a distinguished women Of the country
QUITE largest that at the German
young of the embassy received for the first time since
embassy incomplete furnishing there other
eaatty of sprins Henry
going from event TO the other.
ncE constant entertainment requisite day
and time more nng program & for the ben ieaso9 @ eoe
tabeaux depicting events from the lives Of the saints
noon g help the sisters Shepherd catholic
5end the ootghts the leading
m T epe O he s san IF theP T vsioa ao
DOLL COURT will be great outdoor
n festival held Twin Oaks within few weeks for the
fact that their American sisters given their money
Dsn m grope are re refining the Compliment and this court
VII coils from all 0g sogns s Of sS Taa BY Of Fl life hs
countries Lips wife Of the counselor Of the czechosloya-
loom IN her fsy worn 6 ady Of gn eas T1 N nave 61
copy Of this be sold at the fair
MRS WALTER TUcKERMAE. East Relief
III committee in the District Of Columbia has planned an exhb
orphans the Near special feature Of the exhibition win
necica be Charles cNaTy. Ms Henry Wngae
as Ms Richard Fay Jaks9n Mrs Edgar Brown
A FEW happy hours annually Washing
n BY the MASK and Wg CLUB Of the University Of penny
yan which falls 70 Oh the heaer and also give occasion
the WI be hlsd IN the Beao Theaer tomorrow
which snappy anything the presented
Evening star., 1928-03-25
Eminent Argentinan
To Represent Nation
As Ambassador Here
Senor Don Manuel Malbran,
Named as Successor to
DR., Pueyrredon, Descend
ed From Notable Family.

Senor Manuel Malbran, now Ambas-
saddr from Argentina TO Santiago de
Chile. who has recently been named as
the successor Of DR.. Honorio Pueyrre-
don, viii he the fourth Ambassador TO
serve IN Washington since the diplo-
matte establishment uf the Argentine
was raised IN 1917, from the rank OF
legation. He Is a career diplomat and
was secretary OF legation In Washing
ton In 1910, remaining until 1912, when
he was promoted 10 be Minister To Mex
leo. Born In Buenos Aires In 1890, the
Ambassador was In 1910 newly married
and his tirsL child. boy, Manuel
Ernesto Maibran, was born III Wash
ington In April, 1912, at the home
which the family occupied on Cali
fornia street on the high terrace over
looking the north end OF the Deane
estate. Sonora Malbrnn who Is well re-
membered as IA gracious, hohpitabie
hostess, was before her marriage,
Benorita Luisa dc la Lastra, a member
of one of the old and distinguished
Spanish families of the republic. One
son has come 10 the family since leay~
ing Washington. a boy, who Is In hlh
NTH year.
The Ambassador designate Ii young
for his exalted role aud his wife ih stili
some years younger The Malhrah
family, like that Of de la Lastra, flgurea
In the annals Of Argentina In every
generation since the days Of the Con-
guiatadofea. The brother Of the AM
bassad0r was distinguished otfieer OF
the navy and lac counts statesmen and
scholars among his nr0genitors, lie re-
ceiyed his education Ia his native city,
going from the preparatory schools to
the university, and after completing
his classical education he took nn law,
Entering the foreign service from The
Continued on Second Pags.l
Evening star., 1928-03-25
Mrs. Tomlinson Hostess
At Charming Luncheon

Mrs. John cssast Ioniison enter
tsineo Ct q charming luncheon at ths
congress.onaI Country Club Weones-
ssy afternoon IA compliment 70 Mrs
erm.ly Newell Blair and AIs Charles
preekeuF4dge Paris of ~. LOUIS, No.
re latter wsE unable 10 come On Tor
fee event owing to illness. Among others
;0vtfee were Nrs. A.. 1, Willard, MRS.
~ q Iaaders, MFE. w. X. Lloyd, Mfs.
Esrtv q Hawee. Mre, sam Majors. MIS-,
palrb r. Lozer. Mrs. Joe J. Nanioye'
Nyf' John r. SfstlFoth. Nfs Homer 9
Wlck mrs. a. C. Miles, Mrs 8. W Cal
iowsv Nrs Eln1ore CropIey. Mrs FRANK
a. EirgfeId. Mrs san2uei II Mark.. Mrs
c. c. Calhoun and bef 6onse guest aiis =
Greer. MTs. Daniel G Roper ATk W =
hbsynetny. Mrs Eolff u. Boiling, Mft.
Lewis W6od. Mrs. yoian =. 3omiinsoil.
ATs Julas Nolan hsy. MIs william :
asnsdon Mrs Joseph AePiafI12n u
Kansas City, NO Mrs. LOUIS n Den,
Ma Katherine Dent, MTs. Laurence
Newaer, Mlhk LilAsn e<cTpsns Mts' he1~
mN 49, q kaffAE.
Evening star., 1928-03-25
Notes of Interest Relating
To Capitals Official Folk
President and Mrs Coolidge Entertaining Guests
Secretary Kellogg Sojournins at Pnehurst.
Others Prominent Listed as Absentees.

The President and Mrs Coolidge have
as their guests at the White House Mr.
and Mrs. Frank w. Stearns.
The Secretary of State and Mrs, Kel-
logg have gone to PinehurSt, N. C., for
stay Of few days.
The Secretary of Commerce and Mrs
Hoover are to have with them their
son, Mr.. Allan Hoover, who will arrive
Tuesday from Leland Stanford Univer-
sity where he Is q junior, to spend his
Spring vacation with his parents.
Senator Edward I. Edwards, who has
been spending several days with Mrs
Edwards at the Plaza Hotel. in New
York, will return tomorrow to his apart
ment at the Wardman Park Hotel. Mrs,
Edwards will go 10 Atlantic City for a
week, and Miss Elizabeth Edwards will
Join Senator Edwards In Washington
the latter part of the week.
Representative and Mrs. Richard
Yates are spending a month In Illinois.
They are now In Chicago and will visit
for some time In Springfield and also
I'm Jacksonville before returning To their
apartment at 2400 Sixteenth street.
The Assistant Attorney General.
Mr.. George r. Farnum. has been joined
by Mrs. Farnum, who returned from
Boston where she was called by the
illness of her mother.
The assistant postmaster general.
Mr.. Warren Irving Glover, will leave
Washington this evening for Buffalo.
where he will address the Tratfic Club
tomorrow evening. Mr., Glover will be
In New York Tuesday. where he will
speak before the Tratfie Club of that
city, and will return 10 Washington
Thursday morning.
The director of the mint, MIR, Robert
J. Grant. has been joined by Mrs
Grant In the apartment IN Wardman
Park Hotel after stay OF month in
Florida.
Mrs. David II, Blair, who has been
visiting In Winston~sSalem. High Point
and Concord, NJ. G.. win reioin Mr.,
Blair at the Wardman Park Hotel early
this week.
Mrs. Henry Parsons Erwin, who has
been In the South for some weeks. has
returned to Washington and joined Mr.,
Erwin In their suburban home on the
edge OF Rock Greek Park,
Mrs Samuel Beverly Williamson has
as her guests for fortnight In her
apartment IN Htoneleign Court her
niece, Mtas Anne Anthony of Ten-
nessee. and her elassmate, Miss Stella
HankinSon OF Georgia, who viii be
with her through their spring vacation
Miss ThaodoriA oatAlanl has gons 10
Evening star., 1928-03-25
Varied Hospitality
Engages Society IN
Mid-Spring Season
Dinner Parties With Teas
and Lunchcons Fill Social
Roster.

Mrs. James J. Davis. wife OF the Sec
Tetary Of Labor, was guest AT thf
luncheon given yesterday by Mrs. Pau
r. Haworth Of S402 Connecticut avenue
in compliment % her motber-in-law
Mrs. r.. HaWorth OF Lawrence Kan6
The other guests included Mfs. Adam
Wyant, Mrs. James O. Strong, Mrs. y
T.. Ouyer. Mrs. Leslie M Shaw, Mrs. Al
bert M Swain, Mrs. Ruch l., Holland
and Mrs. George r. Strong
Senator and Mrs. Morris Sheppard
entertained a company Of ~ at dinner
last evening at the Willard Hotel. when
among the guests were the Secretary oi
Labor and Mrs James j. Davis, tht
Minister OF Egypt and Mime Samy and
the Minister Of Persia, Mira DaVouo
Khan LefLah.
The chief of stan, United States
Army, and Mrs. Charles i. Summefal
entertained at dinner last evening III
their quarters at Fort Myer The din
ner Was followed by private exhibition
Of motion pictures. The guests included
the Ambassador of Italy and Nobil dc
Martin0. the Ambassador Of Cuba and
Sonora dc Ferfafa, Senator and Mrs
Royal H. Copeland, Senator and Mrs
W II hI1NaHtrf, MI' ana Mfs. 1c0fks
T. MaTye, Mr.. and Mrs, Robert Lansing
Mrs. Alvin +. IteTt. Mrs, Henry II. III.
mock, the military attache 0f the Ital.
ian embassy. Brig. Gen. Augusta villa
and Gen. William IT, Horton.
Mr.. and Mrs Harry N0rment viii en-
LeTtain ri dinner Of IL covers tonight
Col and Mrs George G. Thorpe vii
entertain at luncheon today when ths
ranking guests viii he the Minister 0I
Norway ann Nine Hachke aud Repre-,
sentative and MFs. Henry Winfield Wat
! sofls
Maj and Mrs. Walter II, pFosser vii
AGontlAusa "a Third Fagsl
Evening star., 1928-03-25

Princeton. N. j., and will not receive
this afternoon.
DIR. Lucy Wheelock of Boston il
spending the Easter holidays at the
home of Miss Allen G.. Lombard at the
Kenesaw.
Mrs. Walter Bell Kettering OF st.
Louis. Mo. who has been spending four
months in Florida. will arrive here Sat-
urdaY.
MIR. Stephen Mather, the director of
the National Park Service. and Mrs.
Mather have returned To their apart
ment at the Wardman Park Hotel after
an extended trip through the West.
They went first 10 San Francisco. where
Mr.. Mather presided AT the conference
OF the superintendentS of national
parks, and later motored through south
ern California. They have with them
who is home from VasSar College for
her Spring vacation.
Mr. James Il. Jones. financial director
of Youngstown, Ohio, and former di-
rector of prohibition. Is spending sun
day with Mrs, Jones and their family.
Mrs. Jones will close their house here
later In the season and so 10 Youngs-
town 10 reside.
Mrs. Cleveland Dodge of New York
will come to Washington tomorrow 10
make an extended stay.
MIR. and Mrs. David st, Pierre Gail
lard have had as their guest for 10
days the latter's cousin. Mrs. James l..
Walsh, who returned last week 10 her
home In New York.
Mrs. DE putron Glidden returned veS-
terday to her apartment at the Ward
man Park Hotel after spending two
weeks In Boston, where she was the
guest of Mrs, Richard Hamlen Jones OF
Chestnut Hill.
Mrs, Anthony Wayne Cook is con-
valeacing at Atlantic City from
severe attack of pneumonia, which she
contracted in New York, MIR, Cook Is
with her the greater part of the time,
going down for the week ends,
Mrs, George l.. Walter. who Is spend
Ing tho Winter at tho Wardman Park
Hotel, has with her for weeks visit
her sisters, Miss Dorothy Pagan aud
Miss Jean Pagan. daughters of Mrs.
Fagan and the late Mr.. Charles Pagan
of Pittsburgh,
Mrs Stephenson Scott, who motored
70 New York Tuesday, accompanied by
Mira y Il Moran and Miss Viggila
Stold. "a will return to her apartment
at the Wardman Park Hotel this eve-
ming Miss Stephens returned yester-
day, after passing several days at the
Barclay Hotel,
Mrs Katherine Heih of Philadelphia
luKntlnned on sixth raae.l
Evening star., 1928-03-25
Betrothals Foreshadow
Weddina Ceremonie.

MI and Mrs Campbell r.. Williams
announce the engagement of their sis
TER, juliet Phelps Williams, 10 NT. John
Carols Eubb of this city.
The Wedding viii take place IN the
lstA Summer.
Mr.. Joseph Eiiyerton Of Hartford
CguB., announces the engagement Of
/ his daughter Elsie ~ Mr.. Charles II
tsergszin, son Of Mrs. David BeTgazin
" this city.
Evening star., 1928-03-25
Capital Hostesses
ANNOUNCE Al Homee

Mrs. Delos A Blgcgett and her sis,
teI Mts Charles q, Matthews. VIII not
receive tomorrow afternoon nor again
until after Easter
hfE, Clarence ETittenden Calhoun
viii De 81 home informally this after
noon from 4 ~ I O'Clock ia her sub
~ arosa sa.I. noms Ross'Dh.send has issued
Evening star., 1928-03-25

The counselor of the German en-
baSSy and Frau Kiep. who spent short
time at Virginia Beach. have returned
10 their apartment in Wardman Park
Hotel. where Frau Kiep has been con-
fined for some days by an injury 70 her
foot.
Evening star., 1928-03-25

The counselor of the Belgian en-
baSsy. NJ Robert SilvercruyS. who has
been on leave in his Belgian home, win
arrive in New York Tuesday aboard the
Majestic. which sailed from Southamp-
ton Wednesday. NJ SilvercruyS win
come to Washington this week.
Evening star., 1928-03-25

Nine Noury. wife OF the counselor OF
the Persian legation. has issued cards
for a tea Friday afternoon from 4:So
until $50 O'Clock
Evening star., 1928-03-25

The retiring counselor of the Argsn-
tine embassy. DIR. Felipe ESpil. Is at the
Wardmsn Park Hotel. while in Wash
ington. before sailing for his new post
as Argentine Minister TO the Neither
lands. DR.. ESpil. who was one Of the
delegates 20 the Pan-AmericRn Con-
greSS at Havana in January. has spent
several weeks IN Palm Beach.
Evening star., 1928-03-25

The President and Mrs. Coolidge have
as their guests at the White House Mr.
and Mrs. Frank w. Stearns.
Evening star., 1928-03-25

The Minister Of Canada and Mrs.
Vincent Massey who are maklnE an
extensive tour at the West. are spend
ing the week end IN Los Angeles, They
viii return to Washington Faster sun
dAV
Evening star., 1928-03-25

! The Minister Of the Netherlands ana
Mlns, ven Rayen will INlarn this week
Evening star., 1928-03-25
Annual Breakfast Listed
BY Congressional Club

The Congressional Club Issued invita-
tIolAA yesterday for is annual hteAkfaSt
"Wednesday ApFll N, IN the pAN-lAmag-
Nsn tmsNh when tha 1Nest ef honor
NIL ha Mxs, cNNllage.
The Nome nugget., 1928-03-31
NOTICE \

At the insistent solicitation of many citizens and friends l have fil- ed application and will he candi- date for the position of City Clerk at the forthcoming Municipal Flee tion.
 Prior to coming to Nome I held the position of City Clerk. Magis- trate and Assessor at Nenana. AL aska. during the boom period of that camp.
 If elected I promise to bring my previous experience to bear and conduct the affairs of this city in an efficient and businesslike man. ner.
 J. G. K. TOUSSAINT.
The Nome nugget., 1928-03-31
CITY ELECTION TUESDAY

On next Tuesday, April 3rd, the municipal election will take place and judging from the interest talk en will bring out large vote. We are glad to note this interest in the community and hope that everyone who has the privilege of voting will exercise it, not only to show their interest in the election, but to show the outside world that Nome has at least 500 voters who reside here during the winter seas on. It will go long way 10 dis pell the theory outside by many, that Nome is decaying and refute the often made assertion that there are only 250 people left in Nome every winter There are just enough candidates running for office to make 1t worth while, for instance there are five running for city clerk, and one to be elected. For coun- cilman two year term) there are four running and three to be elect ed. The polls open at 8 A. M. and close at P. NJ. Following is a list of the names of those run ming for city offices. and the office
The Nome nugget., 1928-03-31
NOTICE

In asking for your support at next Tuesdays election, I wish to say tf'at I have served on the City Council for the past years and on the various committees; having thereby been made thoroughly fam liar with the duties of City Clerk, Magistrate. and Tax .As- sessor. consequently f'rl fully able and competent to fill the offi- e of City Clerk. If elected, I as- sure you that you wfll be fully with my very best efforts to serve you with courtesy and ef- ficiency.
 Respectfully,
 NJ. (Jake) J.ACOBSGAARD
The Nome nugget., 1928-03-31
\ Q T IC F.

Notice .is hereby given that the Annual Municipal and School oBaivi Election wAil be held tt the City Hall of Nome, Alaska, on Tuesday, April :siri, 1928, and that the fol- lowing candidates have been duly and regularly nominated for the is'- spective ofices hereinafter set forth and have complied with the provfs- ions of Ordinance Number 241 or the City of Nome. yee 1layeE-
 ED TARNUTZER For Councilman (For twO-year term
 A BAHLKE
 MRS. HARVEY GRANT
 ALIEN POISON
 JOHN \. WHITE For Councilman <For one.year term s. C. ANDERSON For City Clerk ADA M. ARThrRs NJ. (JAkE) JACOBSGAARD A MILLS J. J. STOKES J. q. k. TOCSSiINT For City Treasulpr- J. $. STANGRoOM For City Attorney HUGH DWELL For Member uf School Board (For three-year tern) W. H. KOCH
The Nome nugget., 1928-03-31
\ o TICE

Notice Is hereby given that the Annual Municipal and School Board Election will b, held at the City Hall, Nome. Alaska, on Tuesday, April 3lyl, 1928, for the purpose of electing a Mayor, tlnee Councilmen, for two year term, one Councilman for one year term, a City Treasurer. a City Clerk, q City Attorney, and a Member of the School Board.
 F. GRIMM. City Clark.
 Dated Nome, Alaska. this 31st day of March, 1928.
The Nome nugget., 1928-03-31
W hich they seek:

For Mayor, Ed Tarnutzer.
 For Councilman t~o year term) A. Bahlke, Mrs. iiarN"y Grant, AL bin Poison and John \. White.
 For Councilmau Con year term) Sam C. Anderson.
 For City Clerk Mrs. Ada M. Ar thurs. NJ. (JakeJ Jacobsg2ard. Ot- to Mills, J. J Stokes and J. G. K. Toussaint
 For City Treasurer, J s. stan groom.
 For City Attorney. Hugh O'Neill.
 For member of School Board (for three year term) w. H. Rock.
 There were 323 voters registered when the books closed last Sat urday. and it is predicted by some that there will be over 100 cast their ballot on election day. Even this latter number could be swell ed if little more interest could be worked up, we believe this can be done, so let us all try to encour- age the citizens of this communl- ty to come out and vote and make it at least 800. it will give the town good standing. so do your dOtv
The Nome nugget., 1928-03-31
AN ANNOUNCEMENT

Mrs. Ada Arthurs. wife of Wm. Arthurs. announces herself as a candidate for the position of City Clerk, feeling that she is fully com petent to fill the position with cred it to the electors of Nome.
The Nome nugget., 1928-03-31
FOR DELEGATE
TO CONGRESS

Hating completed Alaska covering the four J.dicia Divisions having thorough Of the political Territory, convinced that the people desire Washington They believe that the accomplished accord with the adrn traon; policy and mt one of continuous agitation and opposition.
 therefore take this announcing my cand. the Primary Election be held April 24h 1928
 was born in kentucky to Alaska twen. ty-four family reside at Anchorage During long residence Territory devoted my time prospecting contracting and building and with associates coal fields Having served Alaska the Senate during the session) with existing .ndt;o,. throughout the Territory Delegate to Congress wll with people, enaeavor o c.,ry on constructive development policy upbudnp of AlasAA.
 HARTLEY HOWARD
The Nome nugget., 1928-03-31
PORT O. MISSING MEN

Inquiry has been received for in- formation concernine one LYMAN CURTIS OLIVER He is about 30 years of age, feet in height. bald headed, and walks with slight limp. He propably has his son. boy of 12 years named Harvey Ol- iver. with him. They are supposed to have come to Alaska about two years ago. Any information as to his whereabouts should be sent to the Governors office, Juneau, AL aska.
 Subscribers who do not get their paper regularly, will confer . favor on the ofice fl. they win report it e soon e possible.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-03-15
BOOST GOOD FRIDAY
Ten Thousand Petitions Ask
Business Close.

Ten thousand signed cards, pc
titioning for the closing of all bust
ness and industrial interests from
noon until p. m. on Good Friday,
which were distributed among the
churches of indianapolis have been
returned to the Good Friday Inter
UNCONVENTIONAL general committee,
according to DR.. Ernest N Evans,
Indianapolis Church Federation
secretary and member Of the COM
mittee.
Approximately $4,000 cards were
sent out and only very few of the
churches have reported thus far.
The present returns are SO salts
factory that we are going to order
more cards. The majority OF the
churches are yet to be heard from"
said DR.. Evans at the close of the
committee meeting at the Chamber
of Commerce Wednesday.
The Indianapolis Theatre Owners
Association has pledged co-opera-
ton to the Good Friday movement
by agreeing to show in movie houses
throughout the city the film now
being made which will explain the
meaning of Good Friday and show
churches at which special services
will be held on that day.