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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-06-03
NEW OFFICERS
ARE SELECTED
BY LAWMAKERS
E. w. Howensteine Picked
BY Delegates to Head
Order for Year.

E. w. Howensteine. of Hunting
ton, was elected state chief Hay
maker at the convention OF the In
diana. State Haymaker Association
Saturday afternoon at the Denni-
son. HoWensteine succeeds A. c.
Huffman, of Noblesville. who was
advanced to past state chief Hay
maker. This is the booster organi-
cation of Red Men.
Martin Gels of Indianapolis, was
elected vice-state chief Haymaker
and Emil G. Decker of NobleSville
was elected state secretary. P. F.
Mclaughlin of Anderson, was re-
elected to the Office of state treas
urer. Ira Barbour of Kokono, was
elected trustee.
Elected Representatives
Representatives elected to the ma
tional convention to be held at Mia
CARA Falls in August were Lloyd
Dillingham;, South Bend; William
Moy. Linton: Roscoe Williamson
Sheridan, and Herman Schiphorst
Madison.
O. w. Coxen, Elwood, and Arch
H. Hobbs, Indianapolis. great chief
Of records of Indiana Red Men,
spoke at memorial services held
Saturday morning.
A group meeting of Red Men will
be held at Seymour Friday, June II
All tribes in Jackson and adjoining
counties have been assigned to the
meeting.
To Give Degrees
The adoption degree will be given
a large class of candidates by the
degree team of PaXinosa tribe, No
430, of BroWnstoWn. Dan Springer
member of the state orphans board
will be in charge of the meeting
Raymond Wilton, great Sachem, OF
KnightstoWn, and Arch H. Hobbs
great chief of records, indianapolis
will be present and speak.
Other meetings are scheduled for
New Albany, June 10, and Madison
June %.
Hobbs will give an address at a
joint memorial service Of Red Men
Knights of Pythias, Odd Fellows
Modern Woodmen and the American
Legion at Aurora, Sunday, June g.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-06-03
Alfretta Group to Give Party

The Alfretta degree team will give
a euchre and bunco party Saturday
night at the home of Mrs. Mar
garet Foster, 329 North Addison
street. Mrs. William H. Seigle will
be in charge.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-06-03
RAILWAY MEN TO MEET
Benefit Association to Hold Session
Monday.

A business meeting of the Benefit
Association of Railway Employees
will be held tonight in Modern
Woodmen hall, 322 East New York
street. c. A. Plank, conductor, will
be in charge.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-06-03
Druids to Hold Reception

officers OF the Grand circle,
United Ancient Order of DruidS, will
hold a reception the evening of June
) at the lodge hall. 29l1 South Del
aware street All Druids are invited
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-06-03
EleUen Ae1ieS off. OF. of
Indiana Choose Officers

Officers
Eagles
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-06-03

THIS special offer introduces the
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Table Timer-a most valuable add
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1t makes all electrical appliances
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lite heater. and a dozen other APP
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time interval between two and
twenty minutes. Price alone $3.50.
This beautiful Hotpoint electric
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drip method that extracts every bit
of favor from the coffee grounds.
Price alone $500.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-02-17

groups will meet as usual In violin,
saxaphone, trombone, drums and piano;
new classes are being. formed in or
chestral instruments and piano.
Birney Center, Nichols avenue and
Howard street southeast:
Monday--7:30 pm, boys handi-
craft. industrial art group. dramatic
groups, boys basket ball; 8 pm. toy
symphony group, Choral Society, Mems
Club study group, Cooperative Asso-
citation, parent-teacher meeting; $50
pm, Anacostia Foot ball Club. A. C..
Juniors Basket Ball Club: testimonial
committee, Diplomatic Social Club.
wednesday-3:15 pm, Little Sum-
beams.
Thursday-s:l5 pm, piano instruc-
ton.
BurrvilIe Center, Division avenue and
Corcoran street:
Tuesday-3:15 pm, music, children's
classics: z pm, Clef Club, Boy Scout
Troop No. SOC; 7:30 pm. boys activ-
tiles, toy shop; 8 pm, Women's Club,
art and craft group. Dramatic Club;
! pm, girls activities.
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Occasional Chairs
last day at these prices!

-. last day at these prices!
$3.50 Mans Easy Chair and leg rest to match $3.50
$3975 Fireside Chair variety jacquard velour $3.50
$2975 Pulup Chair, for living his den $3.50
S1975 Occasional Chair in assorted covers q. SASS
$o.95 Panel Back Windsor Chair, substantially
. mace ...... ~z'eS
$ba.75 Imported Needle Point Chairs, for living
rooms Observation-Disclosures. $3.50
$685. Boudoir Chairs, in a variety of cretonne
covers $o.0U
$2975 Loose Cushion Chairs for the boudoir .$2SSs
$1495 Boudor Chair, ruffled valance cretonne
cover $J.co
Fourth Floor-The Hecht Co.
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THE SUNDAY STAR WASHINGTON c. FEBRUARY H. 1g2e-PART

airy 10, with sessions for children at
$3.50 o'clock and those for adults at 4:45
O'Clock. Other dates of the bird study
classes for both children and adults will
be February IS and March IL. 18 and IS.
Monday-3:30 pm, children's bird
study group; 4:45 pm, adult bird study
group: Z pm. French, advanced and
reading group; new groups in Italian
and French win be formed II enough
register: pm, auction bridge, instruc-
ton and advanced group. Nordic Or
chestra rehearsal, dramatic rehearsal of
the playmakers.
Tuesday-7:30 pm. shorthand dicta-
ton group open to any writer, physical
education group for women and girls:
8:45 pm, instruction and practice In
ballroom dancing for men and women,
Spanish reading group, piano instruc-
ton for adults, melody way method,
Lyric Orchestra rehearsal.
Wednesday-3:3 pm, music groups
for children in violin, cornet and
clarinet.
Thursday pm, womens drill team,
shorthand dictation, any writer may
join this club Italian, advanced group.
Saturday-S:45 to IL noon, childrens
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-02-17

Mrs. Bess Baker Pierce, with Mrs. Reid
K. Middleton, president, are invited to
a reunion February 20, at 8 pm, in
room I'll.
Monday-6:30 pm, Cobra A. c.:
7:45 pm, Daughters of America drill
team, Roxie A. c.; pm, Columbia
A. G.
Wednesday-6:30 pm, Pontiac A. c.,
True Blues; 7:45 pm. Ais A. c., Mo-
scans A. c.; 9 pm, National Circles A.
c.. Senior Christian Endeavors.
Thursdays pm. Children's ORA
matte Club will give an evening of one
act plays for parents and friends, Saks
Trojans A. C.
Saturdays am, violin group; $50
to IL noon, piano classes; 10 am, the
Jolly Junior Club, Children's Dramatic
Club: PM, entertainment and CO.
lonial dance by the Degree of Poca-
hontes, Hiawatha Council, No. 9.
Thomson Center, Twelfth and L
streets:
The afternoon Spring bird study
classes, conducted by the Audubon So
ciety of the District of Columbia. will
| begin at the Thomson School, Febru-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-02-17

Tivoli whirlwinds basket ball team:
9 pm, Mardfeldts A. c.
mcfarland Center, Iowa avenue and
Webster street:
Friday pm, ryhthm. Clark Crit
fiths' basket ball team; 1880 pm, Boy
Scouts, Troop No. 80; pm. bridge
group. Petworth Players, Central Reds
basket ball team; 9 pm, Petworth Nets
VS.. Mount Vernons.
Park View Center, Warder and New
ton streets:
Monday pm.. violin group for
beginners.
Thursdays pm, beginners piano
group
Friday pm, Boy Scouts: tbs pm,
Drum and Bugle Corps; 100 pm, Girl
Scouts, Children's Game Club. boys
handwork group, Dennison art work
group, china painting group; 8 pm,
adult dramatic group 8:15 pm. adult
dance instruction group and dancing
with orchestra.
Southeast Center, Seventh and c
streets southeast:
All members of the Public Speaking
Club that met under the leadership of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-02-17

gymnasium group; $50 pm. Bethlehem
drill team, Bethlehem Chapter, No. z,
o. E. S.; 9 pm, Robert LIE Bruce Chap
ter Order of De Molay basket ball
team.
friday pm, De Molay basket ball
tournament.
Saturday, pm, De Molay basket
ball tournament; z pm, Nativity
Young Peoples Service League, junior
rhythm. game group for children; 1880
pm, senior rhythm; pm, Metro
politan Club, community program. NOV
ing pictures; $3.50 pm, community
dance; pm, Woltz Photographers
basket ball team.
Langley, Second and T streets north
east:
Tuesday,, pm, Wallace Memorial
basket ball team, Brookland Boys Club
vs. Federals; pm, Benjamin Franklin
School OF Accountancy and Tivoli
Whirlwinds basket ball teams, Langley
PIT. A. meeting, Dennison art group; 8
pm, league game--WoItz Photographers
VS.. Petworth Nets; National Circles.
Wednesday, pm, Baptist Young
Peoples Union Basket Ball League,
Mardfeldts basket ball team; 8 pm,
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Occasional Tables
lnsf dnv nf fhese hrices

last day at these prices!
$1975 Solid Mahogany Top Gateeg Table. :. SASS
$1750 Davenport Table in mahogany finished gum
wood ........................... .$12.50
$5975 Gateleg Extension Table, solid mahogany
top .................... SALTS
1915 Console Table, attractive style ....... $695
$29.75 Oblong Library Table, with convenient
drawer Observation-Disclosures. .$16.S5
$1975 Decorated Enamel Table for the paror $12S5
$685. Mahogany Veneered End Table, very attrac-
Lively Inhue s@oc0
s2475 Martha Washington Sewing Cabinet, well
mace .Sl4IS
FIoor-Ths
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Dining Room Suites
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>. last day at these prices!
$345 Ten-pece Dining Room Suite, Burl Walnut
Veneered .SzSO
1919 Ten-piece Walnut Veneered Dining Room
Suite $3.50
$445 Tenpiece Rockford Dining Room Suite -. $345
$495 Tenpiece Colonial Style Dining Room Suite $445
1926 Tepiece Walnut Veneered Dining Room Suite $247
$245 Ten-piece Elizabethan Designed Dining Room
$545 Ten-piece Solid Walnut Dining Room Suite. $4S5
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-02-17
At Community Centers

/ Peters Players: "The Turtle Dove" by
the Chapel Players: "The Other Voice. =
by the East Washington Players, and
The Drums of Dude" by the Woodlo-
THAN Players.
Tuesday, pm, Delta Sigma Fra
ternity of the Fifteenth Street Christian
Church, B. B. Girls; pm, Eastern
Prep A. c., Gypsies basket ball team,
Boys Independent Band; $3.50 pm,
community dance; 9 pm, Pontiac
Basket Ball Club; Woodbridge A. G.
Wednesdays pm, drill team of De
Molay Commanderys No. 4, Knights
Templar.
Thursday pm, Pages basket ball
team. House of Representatives. girls
basket ball team of Trinity: 7:30 pm,
dressmaking, basketry, Columbia Trou-
badours, uniform rank Woodmen of the
World; pm. Trinity young mems
basket ball team. Washington A. c.,
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Living Room Suites
last div at these hriceS!

$3.50 Threepiece Mohar Suite with carved frames SITS
$219 Two-piece Suite, with fine Mohair covering. $139
1926 Two-piece Solid Mahogany Suite, mohar
covered .......... $ZoS
$295 Two-piece Suite, upholstered in fine antique
velour S245
$345 Three-pece Suite in equality tapestry. $3.50
$345 Twopiece Virginia style in ohar and frieze $3.50
1926 Twopiece Damask Set, featuring a high back
chair Observation-Disclosures 45
$3.50 Three-piece Solid Mahogany Living Room
Suite ..........$ 1865
$3.50 Three-piece Living Room Suite in Damask or
Mohair covering $375
$345 Twopiece Tuxedo Bed Davenport Suite :. $295
1919 Threepiece Kroehler Bed Davenport Suite $3.50
1895 Three-pece Mahogany Bed Davenport Suite SEAS
1919 Three-piece Carved Frame Bed Davenport
I suite @l04
Fourth Floor-rhe Hecht Co
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-02-17
Occasional Pieces

..s last day at these prices!
$39.75 French Vanity, genuine walnut veneer and
5. Sk0.oO
$3475 Chest of Drawers S6-inch size, walnut
VeHceT @kO.cO
$29.75 Double Walnut Veneer Bed attractive
Fourth Floor-The Hecht
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-02-17

Garfield Center, Alabama avenue and
Twenty-fifth street southeast:
Wednesday--3.1S pna.s music, dra-
MATES and dancing; pm, Toy Sym
phony Orchestra: 1850 pm, art and
craft group. boys activities. girls &C
tivities. Thimble Club; pm, Young
Mems Club, dramatic class.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-02-17
CTheHeChtCO
Haf-Narfy Sale
Furniture and
HOnefirniShin3S

Eight hours and foyfve minutes The HalYeay Sale
of Furniture of Home Furnishings You'll have wait
six months for another Shop Monday young homemakers
old homemakers bachelors and girls who have their apart
ments Purchase Monday whether you need single piece
planning to reurnsh completely Profit by the savings
Visit Home Sweet Home, life size home full of decorative
ideas Buy The Hecht Co Budget Plan Extend the pay
period of months pay for your furniture while
joying it.
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fcontinued from Fourteenth Page. !


nament, young peoples dance, Ye Olde
Tyne Dancing Club.
Children's groups:
Thursday-3:30 pm, beginners
Vhythmic dancing.
Friday-3:15 pm, violin instruction
(first year,; $3.50 pm, advanced rhyth-
.aic dancing; AIS pm, violin instruc-
ton (third year,.
Saturday-9:30 pm, beginners piano
instruction; 10 am, rhythmic dancing;
1918 am. piano instruction second
year,; 1880 am, violin instruction.
East Washington Center. Seventeenth
end East Capitol streets:
Four. Of the plays of the one-act play
tournament of the Community Drama
Guild of Washington will be presented
at this center February 20 as follows
THE Knife" presented by the ST.
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Breakfast Room Sets
last dav at These 6ri

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$29.75 Five-piece Decorated Set, with drop-leaf
$9S Six-piece Walnut Veneered Dinette Suite $6AsO
$3475 Fvepece Solid Oak Breakfast Room Suite $2Ss5
$69.75 Six-piece Breakfast Set, with Dutch
Fourth Floor. The Hscht
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Bedroom Suites
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anv Veneer .s2s5
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$219 Four-piece Tudor Suite, finished in duco lac
$545 Four piece handsomely decorated Bedroom
Suite p4OS
$2l9 Four-piece Mahogany Veneered Bedroom
Suite ........$1 5S
1926 Fourpiece Bur Walnut Veneer Bedroom Suite $245
$445 Six-piece Twin Bed Suite in champagne
enameI .$StS
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YOUNG MEN WANTED
10 TO rs YEARS

Opportunity Is available
for young men between
the ages OF 1S and rs years
to obtain employment with
a large corporation, for
work on complex electrical
equipment.
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MEN (3), to sell Chevrolets;
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NINE. NAOMA Jns

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NINE. PARKER

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MINNIE. PAULINE

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AUTOMOBILES IN U. S.
REACH HIGH LEVEL
Number Now Registered Exceeds
Total in Entire World Four
Years Ago.

There are more automobiles In the
United States today than there were In
the entire world four years ago.
In 1925 the registered automobiles in
the world numbered "a, 473, 500, whereas
there are 24,493,124 registered motor
cars in the United States this year,
according to q bulletin issued in Chi
cago by the American Research Founda-
ton.
"Of the 3I,77s,2o3 automobiles in the
world this year, the United States has
24,493, 124, or n per cent, leaving the
rest of the world with only 1926, 079,"
says the bulletin.
Universal use of the automobile in
We United States has caused automo-
I've experts to make a special study Of
motors and motor efficiency. The re-
search laboratories Of the large refining
companies have given particular atten-
ton to the problems Of proper lubrica-
ton.
Prom the exhaustive study made.
three elementary rules stand out as
fundamental knowledge for every Amer
lean motorist. First, is that the aver
age car requires light oil for the first
1000 miles of ordinary travel and then
. change to heavier oil. The second a
miles; and the third rule stipulates that
generally new piston rings are required
at IS 900 miles. One function Of lubri-
eating oil is to seal the piston clearance
in the motor and as this clearance
naturally increases by wear there comes
o time in the life Of practically every
motor when a heavier bodied oil is
needed to accomplish this sealing
purpose"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-12-29
MOTORISTS LAUD
DOWELL ROAD BILL
Federal Appropriation of An.
nual Sum to State High
ways Commended.

Action of the House committee on
roads, which favorably reported the
Dowell bill providing $l25, ZOO, 900 per
year for the next three years for Fed
eral aid, was commended this week by
the American Motorists Association,
pointing out that passage of the meas
ure would mean speeding up, by at least
so per cent, the Federal-aid program of
the United States. The committee
vote on the $50,00o.000 increase was
unanimous.
"At the present rate of highway con-
struction approximately 5000 miles per
year Is added to the Federal-aid sys-
tenn" the A. M. A. statement points out.
The increase will mean for the next
three years total of $4,000 miles an
nually can be completed toward the
Governments 187,753-mile program of
Federal-aid highways"
The views of the 4S State highway
commissioners, on the question of in
creased Federal aid, was presented to
the committee in brief filed by Thorn
as j. Keefe, general manager Of the A.
M. A.
As the result of QUESTIONABLE sent
to each Of the State highway commits
sioners, it was found that in the opin-
ion OF 35 of the AZ highway commits
SionerS increased annual appropriations
Tor Federal aid were necessary If high
way construction is to keep abreast of
automobile registrations. Replies from
Is States indicated that the State high
way officials did not favor increased
Federal aid.
In the opinion of the majority of
those favoring increased Federal aid,
their conclusions were that SIPS, 900 900
annually should be appropriated by the
Federal Government. Replies from five
commissioners placed the minimum at
$3.50 100000 needed annually for the
next three years.
Favorable action by the House on the
committees bill will be taken within the
next two weeks, 1t is predicted by the
association, pointing out that no OPP
position to the measure was voiced dur
ing the committee hearings.