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than three nor more than seven direc.
tors who shall be tockholders Of the
corporation. Said directors shall be
elected at the annual meeting of the
stock holders, and shall serve one year.
and until their successors are elected
and qualified. The annual meeting of
this corporation shall be held at such
place, time and hour as may be pre-
scribed by the BY Jaws OF the corpora.
tion. The first board OF directors shall
be elected by the incorporators. WHO
shall serve until their successors are
elected and qualified. II at any time
vacancy in the board OF directors shall
occur, said vacancy may be filled by
the remaining members Of the board
in Office. The person SO elected to fill
vacancy shall serve during the un-
expired term of his predecessor. and
until his successor is elected and quail.
flied.
ARTICLE SEVEN
The officers of this corporation shall
be president vice-president, secre-
tary and treasurer and such other off
GERS as the board of directors may de.
termine from time to time who shall
be elected by the board OF directors
Immediately after each annual meeting
Of the stockholders. and shall hold
Office for dAe year. and until their sue.
cessors are elected and qualified. The
Office Of secretary and treasurer may be
held by the same person. In the event
of q vacancy in any Office the board Of
directors may fill the same and the
person so elected shall serve during
. nxx -
and until his successor is elected and
qualified. The first officers OF the COR
poration who shall secve until the first
annual meeting cf the stock holders OF
the corporation shall be elected by the
first board OF directors as soon as con.
venient after organization.
ARTICLE EIGHT
The board OF directors OF this COR
pnratiOn shall have power to make,
amend revise and repeal the by laws OF
the company.
ARTICLE NINE
The big hest amount of indebted ness,
or liability, direct or contingent to
which this corporation is at any time
to subject itself is Sixty Thousand Dol.
lars.
ARTICLE TEN
The private property of the stock
holders of this corporation shall forever
be exempt from any liability for the
debts OF this corporation.
ARTICLE ELEVEN
Frank M. Lynch of Nogales, Arizona.
who has been bona 6de resident OF
the state OF Arizona, for at least three
years, is hereby appointed the lawful
agent OF this corporation. for and on
behalf OF this corporation to accept and
acknowledge service and upon whom
may be served all process in any action,
suit or proceeding that may be brought
against this corporation in any OF the
courts of the state of Arizona, and for
ball purposes rec uired by law The
board OF directors of this corporation
may revoke this appointment of agent
at any time and shall have power to
fill any vacancy OF such position.
ARTICLE TWELVE 8.
The names. residences and post Office
| addresses of the incorporators are as
follows: Dan Folts. Louise Folts and
E. L. Spriggs, all OF Nogales. Arizona
IN WITNESS WHEREOF we have
hereunto set our hands and seals this
the 18th day OF October, 1928.
DAN FOLTS tSeal)
LOUISE FOLTS (Seal)
. E. l.. SPRIGGS (Seal)
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J. Alarcon. general freight
and passenger agent of the S.
P. de NJ. of Mexico. with head
quarters 10 Guadalaja is a busi.
ness visitor 10 Nogales.
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Frank J. Duffy. chancellor; +.
r. Noriega, recorder; A. de la
Tore, financial secretary; A. A.
Castaneda. warden; Solomon Sa.
ba, treasurer; Phil Herold, trus.
tee; A. Camberos, inside guard. !.
j. P. Burton, outside gAard.
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Democratic candidate for the
Office Of County Attorney, sub.
jectsto the will of the voters at
the general election, November
6. 1928.
ELBERT r. THURMAN.
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FOR SUPERVISOR

Democratic candidate for coun
ty Supervisor, District No. 2.
subject to the will of the voters
at the general election. Novem.
Der 6. 1928.
VIcToR J. WAGER.
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FOR SHERIFF

Democratic candidate for the
Office of Sheriff of Santa Cruz
county, subject to the will Of the
voters.at the general election,
November s, 1923.
81. J. (PAT) PATTERSON.
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FOR TREASURER

Democratic candidate for the
Office of County Treasurer, sub
ject to the will of the voters at
the general election, November
6, 1928.
A. DUMBAULD.
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Political Announcements

For President
ALFRED e. SMITH
of New York.
For Vice-President-
JOSEPH T. ROBINSON
Of Arkansas.
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ARTICLE SIX

The affairs of this corporation shall
be conducted by q board Of not less
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FOR COUNTY ATTORNEY

A. DUMBAULD.
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Wednesday.
Capital City, Camp No. ss74sa special
Cedar Camp No. 1858, stated meeting
Modern Woodmen Of America building.
norwood Camp No, 1894. stated meet
Maple Camp No. 55ss, Modern m Wooodmen
of America building, Thursday.
OAK Camp No; asos. stated meeting.
Twenty Eighth and Rsder sts.. Monday.
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. II. 1875
N. Delaware St.. Thursdays.
JuqtoT order TS Of jM9Sse IsS N Delaware
Mems Moeseheart Legion. 1876 N. Della
..J JTnior IL Less sg.tn iss n Delaware St..
PATRIOTIC ORDER
Washington Camp No. SO. Patriotic Or
der Sons OF America. I. o. o. F.. Hall.
WASHINGTON Camp No: u. Patriotic Or
davS.
Camp No. 2. second and fourth Fridays.
POCAHONTAS
Itasca Council No. 3s7. ll6 e. MARYLAND
st.. first and third Mondays
Comanche Council No. At, Red Mems
Hall, Morris and Lee Sts., Friday.
PYTHIAN SISTERS
Pythian Sisters. Banner Temple No. 81.
llg o. Ohio ST.; Wednesdays D. m.
Winamac Tribe No. 279, I. o. r. M,
day.
RED MEN
NewaSa Tribe No. 1870, l. 0. r. NJ. Capi.
tol Ave. and North St.. Thursday.
MSs %g TTBe III " North r. rr M Red
l6os1a Prospect st.. Thursday.
REBEKAH
Progress Lodge No 3o5, I. o. o. F. Hall.
PerShing Ave. and Michigan st.. second
ana fourth TUESDAYS.
Ellen lodge No. 20, 1l6 E. Maryland St.,
second and fourth Monday.
ROYAL NEIGHBORS
Center. Camp No. 1897, Modern Wood
men Hall. second and fourth Mondays.
Ironwood Camp No. 24sO. Red Mems
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RICH HOOSIER
ASKS DIVORCE
Charles E. Miller, Anderson,
Wed 81 Years.

BIZ Times Special
ANDERSON, Ind, Jan. T.
Charles E. Miller, head of a rubber
company bearing his name and one
of this city's wealthiest men, is
again in the spotlight of court pub
licity.
This time the wealthy manufac-
turer is plaintiff in q suit for di-
vorce. Mrs. Ina Miller, who became
Miller's wife thirty-two years ago,
refuses to comment on the case.
Papers in the suit were withdrawn
as soon as recorded in Madison Cir
cult Court files here.
Miller figured in divorce suit as
correspondent, filed by Gus Jordan,
who. after winning decree, sued
Miller for alienation of Mrs. Jor-
dams affections. The latter case
was dismissed, Miller denying at the
time he had made a financial set
Element with Jordan.
Several years ago Miller was de-
PENDANT in a suit briught by bust
ness associate who charged Miller's
riches were derived largely from a
rubber vulcanizing process which
the plaintiff said he had been de-
prived of. Miller won.
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PYTHIANS WILL
OUTLINE PLANS
FOR THIS. YEAR
Lodge to Hold Several City
and County Meetings in
Coming Weeks.

Knights of PythiaS will hold sey-
eral county and city meetings next
week in outlining to lodges the pro-
gram adopted at the grand lodge
convention in indianapolis last fall.
Guests of honor at these meetings
will be either Dolph E. Farr, grand
chancellor; Carl R. Mitchell, grand
keeper of records and seals, or Louis
B. Elmore, past grand chancellor.
Two of the most important meet
ings will be held Monday at Thorn
town, county deputy, will be in
charge of the Boone County session.
R. B. Cox. district deputy will as
Sist. Nathan j. Lane, Darlington,
supreme representative, will speak.
Farr and Mitchell also will speak.
Slides Of scenes Of the new Pythial
home at Lafayette will be shown by
Mitchell.
Honor Old Members
Seventy eight members who have
been Pythians for twenty-five years
or more will be honored by the
Evansville lodge. A diploma of hon
or will be given each man. Elmore
will speak. The Evansville organiZa-
ton is the home lodge of Levi P.
Hooker, grand master at arms, who
will be guest Of honor.
A johnson County meeting will be
held Tuesday night at Stones
Crossing, attended by all lodges in
the county. Mitchell will be the
principal speaker and guest of
honor.
The meeting will be in charge OF
John H. Adams, Franklin, Ind. The
Stones Crossing degree team is the
holder of the 1927 championship in
the Rank of Knight. Plans are be-
ing made for the 1923 championship
elimination. to start in the spring.
Farr will be guest of honor the
same night at New Ross, at meet
ing of Montgomery County lodges
George Crowder, New Richmond
county deputy, will be in charge of
the session. There are entertain
ment features on the program in
addition to talks by officers.
EInOre to Speak
Elmore will speak Wednesday
night at Perryville, at the meeting
of Vermillion County lodges. George
White, Clinton, county deputy, and
John Swartz, Terre Haute district
deputy. will have charge of the
meeting.
Elmore speaks Thursday night at
the lodge meeting in Telre Haute
The members will outline policies
to coincide with the county organ
ization plans.
The same night at Mooresville,
Morgan County lodges will assemble
Bert Cox, Mooresville, county dep
uty, and Bruce PARCELS, Indianap-
oils, district deputy, will speak.
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MASONIC CAVEL
OF HOLY WOOD
Former Portland Man
Makes Present to Lodge.

BIZ Times Special
PORTLAND, Jan. Injecting Of
Jay Lodge No. 81, F. and A. NJ, will
be called to order in the future with
a gavel made Of wood from the
Holy Land.
Charles N. Headington, New York,
formerly of this city, obtained the
wood while on a recent tour of the
Near East. Judge E. E. McGriff
gave the presentation address in
behalf of Headington at a recent
joint installation of officers of the
Masonic lodge and the Eastern Star
chapter.
At The same meeting twenty
past worthy matrons of the Star
were given gold pins by Mrs. Ward
Stone, worthy matron. Those re-
ceiving the pins were Mrs. George
Mccartney, Miss Nettie Current,
Mrs. Susanna Dickes, Mrs. ]. j.
Moran, Mrs. j. S. Culbert, Mrs. E.
E. McGriff, Mrs. George Elliott, Mrs.
William Skinner, Mrs. Idora
Holmes, Mrs. Eva Stewart, Mrs.
Mollie Haggins Strahm, now of
Button, Mrs. A. L. Alshaus, Mrs.
Sue Price, Mrs. Horace Antrim,
Mrs. H. G. Eastlake, Mrs. Wesley
Miley, Misses nellie and Mabel
Craig, Mrs. Opal Barr, Mrs. H. T.
Reed and Mrs. Ward Stone.
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Hall. Capitol Ave. and North st.. second
and fourth Thursdays
-. Northwestern Camp No. AIS Twenty
Ninth and Clifton SITS. first and third
Mayfower Camp No s7s7. at ia e.
Maryland ST.. second and fourth Fridays.
White River Camp No. 1913. I. o. o. F.
Hal. Broad Ripple. second and fourth
Liberty Camp No. 1896. Beech Grove.
first and third Tuesdays.
Sunbeam Camp No, .3ls6. Cumberland,
second end fourth Fridays
" Gloyerleaf Camp, No. 1897 NJ W. A.
SECURiTY BENEFIT 4ssOCfATiON
Maron Council No 1888, S, B. A.. meets
each Wednesday at 116 e. Maryland St.
Southern Star Council No. $685. s. B. A.
meets each Monday in the Columbia Sc
curities building, Delaware and Ohio Sts-
Center Council No; 1896, S. B. A.. meets
each Tuesday at ll6 E. Maryland st.
T. r. A.
Post B. Indiana Division of the Travel
erS Protective Association, meets last Sat-
urday OF each month in T. P. A. clubhouse,
1925 N. Pennsylvania St.
U. S. w. V.
Harold c. MegreW Camp No. /. United
Spanish War Veterans. ia E. MARYLAND
Sts... first and third Wednesdays each
month.
WHITE SHRINE OF JERUSALEM
Indianapolis Shrine No. 8. meets second
Saturday, 119 Ohio st.
YEOMEN
Brotherhood of American Yeomen, reg
ular meeting D. m. Saturday. Moose
Hall.
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MASON GROUP ELECT
J. F. PhiIIippi Heads Boone
County Past Masters.

BIZ Times Special
THORNTOWN, Ind, Jan. A.
jesse F. Phillippi, zionsville, Ind,
was elected president of the Boone
County Past Masters Association of
F. and A. M, and Everett M. Hurst,
louisville, was named secretary.
Degree work was given, preceded
by a dinner, at which G. c. La
Toilette, deputy grand master, spoke.
Work was in charge of w. H. O'Rear,
Jr., E. M. Hurst, George E. Ross,
William Mckinley, Harvey Harting
and E. o. Asher.
The candidates who we're worthy
masters of their respective lodges
are: Peter McMahan, Jamestown;
Jesse F. Phillippi, louisville; Guy B.
Chavers, Lebanon; Walter Fox, Au-
gusta; Vern McKinsey, Thorntown;
Homer Hammack, Rosston; Wendell
P. Morton, fredericksburg, and
George B. Pollard, Whitestown.
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E. X. Chinese Restaurant
Found to Be Frat House

BEWDERED laundry driver stopped group goods
I'm the Butler University chilly
noon and inquired for "a Chinese restaurant
The co-eds knew Of Chinese eating house.
him to several restaurants the Irngton district
The drivers inquiries shakes the head
No one knew of the Oriental establishment
An oppressive evening dusk finally twisted Irving
ton streets and found the patheicay searching still
looking for the Chinese restaurant named E. X"
He of coming athletic field
house One last effort he
Office.
Taking the bundle in his group "Say boys
he asked pointing the package
Fright here, the Sigma Chi fraternity house."
And hanging the door the
had been looking for 1t the the
terny name which resemble closely the English letters
And now the Sigs" at Butler have reputation
What Is the funniest happened
Address letters to Frana Editor The indianapolis
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Lodge Nez0S

Advance notices of meetings
end other lodge activities
should be mailed to The Fra
ternal Editor to reach The
indianapolis Times not later
than Thursday afternoon. In
case of late events, however.
which cannot be covered by
that time, important news
items will be accepted in
writing or by telephone
(MAin $500 as late as 4 p. m.
Thursday.
Secretaries of lodges and
fraternal organizations are
asked to mail in all items of
general interest to the mem
bership and the public. Photo
graphs Of newly elected lodge
officers, state officials active
In lodge work and others are
solicited. Photos will be re-
turned Immediately.
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81 INITIATED
into De MOLAY
Muncie, Organizes Chapter;
Newcastle InStaIIs.
BIZ Times Special

MUNCIE, Jan. 7. - Thirty-one
boys were initiated into the new
Edmund Burke Ball chapter of the
Order of De Molay by the Rose City
chapter of Newcastle. The initia-
ton, installation and election of
officers was the initial move of De
Molay in Muncie. The organization
is sponsored by Masonry.
Roger Pelham was chosen master
councillor; John Winebrenner.
senior councillor, and Robert Ham,
ilton, junior councillor. Other off,
GERS will be named later. Ball
chapter membership will be boosted
by f1fty-three when members of the
Rose City chapter transfer.
Short talks were given after the
work by Fred Mcclellan, DIR. John
w. Nicely, George A. Bail and d. C.
Skillen. One hundred boys attended
the dinner served by Mrs. Charles
Dill, and about 500 master masons
attended.
New members are Robert Milhol-
lin, Harley Carmichael, Robert Will
son. Dale st. Meyer. Raymond
Close, Edward Conger, Barclay
Reed, James Orr, Theodore Broyles,
Robert Sharp, Carl Hayes, Charles
Newmier. Wilbur Clark, Arthur
Davidson, Wilbur Walling Ryman,
Albert Miller, William Howell, Hugh
Daugherty, Charles Lesh, George
Jewett, Robert Luddington, Corbett
McClellen, Robert L. Fee, all of
Muncie; Robert Boomer, Yorktown:
Raymond Haskell, Dunkirk; Eugene
Barrett, Albany, and George Bunch,
Newcastle.
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MANY KNIGHTS
ARE LISTED ON
STATES BOOKS
a. Orders Bear Name of
Ancient ChivaIry in
Indiana.

knights of We olden times have
nothing on the knights of Indiana.
Perhaps there we're a score of the
ancient orders, but there are forty
four in Indiana. At least that many
are listed with the Secretary of
State.
Every kind of knight except the
Saturday Night Bath is listed. They
range alphabetically from the
Knights and Daughter of Kinds of
America, Gary, to the knights
Templar Athletic Club, Inc, Indian
apolis.
Many of the organizations are
prominent III civic and fraternal
work, while others are compare
lively obscure. But they actually
exist.
Many on List
Organizations listed are: knights
and Ladies of America, Indiana
polls; Knights and Ladies of Ameri-
can Freemen, Evansville; knights
and Ladies of Amity, Martinsville;
knights and Ladies of Columbia,
knights and Ladies of the Mystic
Castle, Knights and Ladies of the
Orient and knights and Ladies of
the White Cross, Quincy.
The ladies we're left out by the
knights Of American Professionalism,
Muncie; Knights of Catholic Unity.
East Chicago, and the knights of
Columbus, indianapolis.
knights of Columbus building and
home associations are listed at De-
catur, Elkhart, Hammond, Muncie,
Whiting, Lawrenceburg, Anderson,
Cannelton. indianapolis, Logans-
port, Michigan City, Mishawaka and
Peru.
What perhaps is fiaShback to
the gold rush" is seen in the
Knights Of Florida, indianapolis.
There Are More, Too
Others are knights of the Golden
Eagle of America, Knights of Indus
trial Democracy, knights of Liberty
Cooperative Company, FIT. Wayne;
Knights of Liberty of the United
States, Ind; knights of Pythias
Castle Hall Association, Indianap-
oils; Knights of PythiaS Grand
Lodge, Indianapolis; knights Of
PythiaS of North America, South
America, Europe, Asia and Austria
liza; Knights of Regulators, knights
Of Rest S. S. G., Richmond; Knights
of st. George, indianapolis; Knights
of st. Kasirnir Society; knights of
the Christian Cross Crusaders of the
United States of America, Inc, In
dianapolis, and knights of the Holy
Grail, Indianapolis.
The knights of the Ku Klux
Khan, now being attacked by At
torney General Arthur L. Gilliom, is
listed.
No knights of Love
The list ends with the knights of
the Loyal Legion, Indianapolis;
knights of the Red Star, and
Knights of the Silent Twelve,
Evansville.
knights of Fidelity are not now in
existence.
Say, are the knights of Love list
ed?" asked Miss Verona Mccoy, q
stenographer in the Secretary of
States Office.
How about the Nights of Lover"
questioned Miss Frances Kinkle am
other Stenographer.
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CHARTER TO FRATERNITY
City PetitiOning Chapter to be Ad-
mitted Tonight by Kappa
Delta Rho.

Kappa Delta Rho, national COL
legiate fraternity, formally will adj
NIT Kappa Delta Pi, local petition
ing fraternity at Butler University,
tonight at the Lincoln.
John Gilman, grand high presi-
dent of the national body, will be
the principal speaker at a banquet.
Delegates will attend from chapters
at Indiana University, Franklin
College and Purdue University.
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AMERICAN INSURANCE UNION

Indianapolis Chapter 45s. A: I. u. every
Friday. Moose Hall, 1875 N. Delaware st.
BEN-HUR
Arrius Court No. 5. Tribe OF Ben-Hur,
1876 N. Delaware St, Monday.
Brotherhood
Pivot City lodge No. 80. Brotherhood Of
Railway and Steamship Clerks, Freight
Handlers and Station Employees, third floor
Castle hall. 23o E. Ohio St., first and last
Friday.
DAUGHTERS OF AMERICA
Council No. ?. Brlghtwood Hall on Station
st.. first ard third Fridays each month.
uS Community Prl5d%y Council No. A. haywood
D. o. X.
Shambah Temple No. 1873. D o. K. K
at 230 E. Ohio St.. first Friday of month
DRUIDS
Monday at Druids Hall. 1882 S. Meridian
indianapolis Grove No. 81 meets at 8
2, m: "Wednesday at Druids Hall. % S.
Mend gs fT PrSd Eo Hail Is s. DaxaP: st.
Magnolia Circle No. 4 meets at D. m.
THURSDAY. at Red Mems Hall. Lee and
dsrma9is Circle No: !. meets 2 p; M.
Capital city Circle No. s. meets 8 p. M,
land st.
indianapolis Circle No. 8, meets 8 p. M.
second and fourth Mondays. Druids Hall.
20 S. Delaware st.
EASTERN STAR
Naomi Chapter No. 131. meets first and
third Fridays. Masonic Temple.
ELKS.
Ipdianapolis lodge No. -. Benevolent
Meridian and st. Clair StS.. Tuesday.
AdT N6 a 2rdS Is % Ts sFFnont STA ss
Mondays.
r. & A. NJ.
M MSnE%'p SGs od &c. rs s. SS
Irvington Lodge No. 6ee,. Friday,
Evergreen lodge No. ,7iS. Tuesday.
Center lodge No. N? Is, Wednesday, SSSiS'
yeritas lodge No. sos, Thursday.
Oriental lodge No o. 500, 90 T uesdsS.
North Park lodge No. GAG, Wednesday.
Beech Grove lodge, No. s94. Thursday.
Lynhurst lodge No. 72S. Friday.
Ancient Landmarks lodge No. Sl9. Mon
Capitol City lodge No. sI2. Tuesday.
Calvin w. Prather lodge No. TIT. Fri
day.
BrooEsl9e Iooge NO. I2Oi WEDNESDAY
Mystic re lodge No. SEQ. Monday
Cumberland lodge No. 726. no stated
date.
Marion County Association I. o.. o. F.
meets first Saturday each month. twelfth
fooE Odd Fellow BUILDING. =, .,. =.
Wednesday.
washington St. Friday.
.Germania No. 100. Prospect and East
SITS Tuesday.
Acton No. 27s. Acton. Ind. Saturday.
Lawrence No. s7s. Lawrence. Ind.
Tuesday.
Southport No. ss4. Southport. Ind. Sat-
urdaY.
Saturday.
Indianapolis No. 4ss. Pleasant and
Shelby Sts.. Friday.
Meridian No. 4sO. 2sh s. Capitol Ave-.
fryinTton No. sos. 5452 E Washington
Augusta No S11. New Augusta. Ind.
oaklandon No. 5s4. oaklandon. Ind.
Bresd ripple No. 54s. sc2lk Sixty
Harris No. GA. Addison and Washing
Brightwood No. SIS. - Station ST..
Samaritan No. $50, Howard st. and
Blaine Ave, Thursday.
: Puritan No. s7s 3sosla W. Michigan.
Lincoln No. 800. Thirty-Fourth and uli-
castIe s;; No No. 7ss. castleton. Ind. Sat-
Marion No. $50. 4sla Delaware St..
Evergreen No. Isl. Seventeenth st. and
Roosevelt Ave. Wednesday.
Northwestern No. s07. Twenty-Ninth
and Clifton Sts.. Tuesday.
Newton No. s34. Valley Mills. Ind.
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Women's Auxiliary of the Sahara
Grotto named Mrs. Mary P. Riddle
president at a meeting in the Lin
coin this week. Other officers are:
Mrs. o. B. Eberly, vice president;
Mrs. Maude Duvall, second vice
president; Mrs. Gladys Young, re-
cording secretary; Mrs. Ruth Moon,
corresponding secretary; Mrs. Mar
tina Reinhardt, treasurer; Mrs.
Edith Dickerson, guard and Mrs
o. Ray Albertson, Mrs. Myrtle Lee
Feber and Mrs. H. B. Smith, trus-
tees. Mrs. Albertson is retiring
president.
Installation will be held at 8 p. m.
Jan. Is in parlor A of the Lincoln.
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KNIGHTS WILL INSTALL.
Sacred Heart Church Group to
Meet Monday Night.

knights Of st. George of the
Sacred Heart Church will install
officers at p. m. Monday at the
monthly meeting at the st. Cecilia
club rooms, 1902 Union st.
Pupils of st. Johns school, under
the direction of Brother Hubert,
athletic director, will stage a boxing
exhibition as one Of the entertain
ment features. A J. Voight and
Guy Dearth are members of the en-
terta.nment committee.
New officers: A. j. Wichman,
president; E. A. Steffen. secretary;
Alfred Koors, assistant secretary,
and Louis G. Koerner, treasurer.
Directors: Frank Slupesky, Voight,
Koerner, E. L. Etter.