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the good of the order committee served
refreshments. delinquent committee,
composed of the newly elected men,
bers. was formed for the purpose of
creating more activity.
J. Morgan Read Council met in Star
Hall, Mount Rainier. Md. March u.s.
and was called to order with Councillor
Roland Haley presiding. Five candi-
dates were elected into membership and
nine applications for membership re-
ceived. Degrees were conferred upon a
class of eight. Junior Past State Coun-
cilor Oscar T. Harlow installed H. l..
Dugan as warden. Arrangements We're
made for the members to attend the
service at Emanuel Episcopal Church
this evening. when Rev. l.. B. Franck
will be presented with an American
flag by Anacostia Council. Addresses
were made by the newly elected men,
bers, Past Councillor Earle Thomas of
Anacostia Council. Councillor Allen c.
Witherite of Liberty Bell Junior Past
State Councillor o. T. Harlow, State
Warden William P. Earnest, Senior Past
Councillor Malcolm Rented and others.
Preparations were made for the annual
visitation April 5.
Rally night meeting of Star Spangled
Banner Council was held in the Junior
Temple March Is. Councillor J. r. Ber-
gin presided. P. G. Thomas and c. W.
Magill were appointed to attend the re-
union committee. Remarks were made
by Deputy State Councillor w. H. Lam
ham. S. ]. Bushey and others. The
speaker of the evening was Rev. r. l..
Granger.
Order Temple April S.
Masonic Temple March is, and was
called to order with Councillor Allen G.
Witherite presiding. class of candi-
dates will be initiated at the next meet
ing. The second and fourth Saturdays
OF each month the degrees will be given
candidates. Speakers were State Coun-
cilor A. C. Columbus. Deputy State
Councillor E. r. Thomas, State Conduc-
tor F. G. Mangum. National Representa-
tive Charles d. Hid. T. F.. Newton, L. E.
Rector and August l.. Dahler
Mount Vernon Council met in North
east Masonic Temple March Is, and was
convened by Councillor r. II. Stokes.
Five applications for membership were
received and five elected into member
ship. Addresses were made by National
State Councillor A. L. Dahler. Past Coun-
cilor j. H. Harget and others. A musi-
cal program was rendered by the Mount
Vernon Council Bend.
Washington Council met in Red Mems
Hall, Nineteenth and Pennsylvania ave-
nue., March 10, and was called to order
with Councillor F. r. Burrows presiding.
Four applications for membership were
received and one member admitted by
card. Three candidates were given the
obligation. Addresses were made by Past
State Councillor James A. Madison,
Junior Past Councillor A. G. Collins, j.
Brack and others.
Anacostia Council extends an invita-
ton to all members and to the Daugh-
tiers of America to attend the special
service to be held in Emanuel Episcopal
Church today at PM
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KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS.

The Washington General Assembly
of the Fourth Degree will give a COM
plimentary card party for its members
and invited guests at the knights of
Columbus Hall. Easter Monday night,
April /, at $50 pm. The committee In
charge includes Eugene Gallery, chair
man. and Eugene Baczenas. Fred Diegel-
mann, Joe Degnan, Jack Coyle, A. H.
Sardo. Michael Casey, Richard Fields.
John Burns and John F. Hillyard.
The usual monthly meeting of the
assembly will be called to order earlier
in the evening and will adjourn in time
for the card party.
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MASONIC.

LODGES.
servicrs- at Masonic oc't and Eastern EAST sigi
MNenssy- iss; + e e 10. "a
Tskoma. M No. * g, NJ. H.
Samuel Gompers, No. As. M. NJ.
Observation-Disclosures. No. Is, NJ. M,
Hsr nrs'as X No. Il y, Pm z A.
Chevy Chase. No. AZ. anniversary
brentwood. No. 43. E. A.
Thursday~The New Jerusalem, No. 9,
oeorse c. Whiting. No. %. NJ. NJ.
Friday---Dawson. No. is. M. NJ. spe-
NJ N. Parker. No. 81, NJ. NJ. spe-
cial at 7 pm.
Saturday--School Of instruction.
ROYAL ARCH CHAPTERS.
Monday-Hiram, No. 10. social.
Anacostia, No. u. Mark.
Tuesday-Mount Horeb. No. 7. Mark.
Thursday--Washington No. 2, Mark;
William r. Singleton, No. IA Royal
KNIGHTS TEMPLAR
COMMANDERIES.
Monday-Orient. No. S. Order of the
Temple at a special conclave.
Wednesday--Washi No. !,
Order OF the Temple.
SCOTTISH RITE.
Tuesday--Robert de Bruce Council Of
Kadcsh. statutory assembly.
Albert Pike Consistory, statutory
assembly
Thursday-Evangelist Chapter, Rose
Croix, Maundy Thursday services
at All Souls Church, 7:30.
Easter Sunday--Evangelist Chapter.
Rose Croix, relighting symbolic
lights, all Souls Church, pm.
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thodist Episcopal Churches, was

Methodist Episcopal Churches, was
POSTMASTER.
Talks were made by j. e. Turner,
supervisor of Virginia; William B.
Severe, District manager of Washing
ton; Frank Hannah, State commander,
District of Columbia: Sidney Haas. COM
mander of Mount Vernon Tent: Maj
E. " Walker, past commander National
Tent; Mrs Florence Sutherland, CON-
mander of Victory Queen Hive, Sault
Ste. Marie, Mich; Elliot F. Hoffman,
Howard T. Colvin, c. Ashby Baden
George K. Bender and others of Vir-
ginia.
Announcement was made of the
meeting of Mount Vernon Ters to-
morrow evening at Northeast Masonic
Temple, when the special features will
be several boxing bouts between local
amateurs, and an invitation was ex-
tended all Maccabees to attend.
Eureka Hive held a card party at
Northeast Masonic Temple March 10.
National Tent is preparing for an
other dance at Odd Fellows Hall April
IT.
Preparations for a joint meeting of
sir knights, women and the junior de-
partment are being made In anticipa-
ton of visit of Supreme Comdr D. P.
Marley some time IN April.
ROYAL ARCANUM.
At the meeting of Oriental Council
last Tuesday, under the leadership of
Regent Homer r. King. Past Grand
Regent j. H. Grub, chairman of the
committee of the grand regents ball
to be held April 10, reported arrange
ments completed. Past Grand Regent
Tr.t,r fe oil ,tnt, It
pany A in a membership campaign to
terminate March 81, reported his COM
pany had secured many applications.
Grand Regent l. S. Childs was the
guest speaker of the evening.
District Council, with Regent Ray
mond Payne In the chair met Wednes-
day evening. Orator Carter w. Mills
was POSTMASTER and presented the fol-
lowing Grand Council officers: Grand
Regent I. S. Childs, Grand Orator
Charles A. Bell. Representative to the
Supreme Council j. E. Eckloff. Grand
Warden E. G. King and Past Grand
Regents Frank s. Parks and j. H.
Grub. Messrs. King and Grubb, as
committeeman on the grand regents
ball, made reports.
District of Columbia Council, Loyal
Ladies of the Royal Arcanum, at its
meeting Monday, under the leadership
of Regent Dorothy Alburger, elected
Mrs Nellie Lewis to the regency of the
council Four members were initiated.
Mrs Maude S. Childs, supreme chap
lain. was the guest speaker of the eve
ming The entertainment took the
form Of st. Patrick party with re-
freShmentS.
JR. 0. u. A. NJ.
Edward j. Ross Council convened in
the Junior Order Temple March IA and
was called to order with Vice Councillor
w. D. Seal. Seven applications for
were received. Captain of
the drill team, William Lossman, in
structed some of the newly elected
members in the manual of arms, while
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PYTHIAN SISTERS.

Rathbone Temple met Friday evening.
with Mrs. Edith Berg. most excellent
chief. presiding A short business ses-
sion was held, followed by meeting of
the degree team. Plans we're made for
new uniforms and caps. The degree
team will give card party at the
Pythian Temple April 5. Preparations
are being made for class initiation
April IL.
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the latter council Tuesday evening.
Loyalty Council met Tuesday evening
to receive the State councillor. Mrs.
Carrie G. Meile, and her official staff of
officers. State Councillor A. c. Column
bus and his staff CT officers of the
Junior o. u. A. NJ. were specially m
vited guests. The officers were received
by Councillor Mrs. Viola Frazier. Adj
dresses were made by State Secretary
Charles H. Miller, State Treasurer Mrs.
Mildred Rock, State Councillor Mrs
Carrie G.. Meile and Mr.. Columbus
The following program was given: Vo-
cal selections. Chick Godfrey, accom-
panied at the piano by Mrs. Cooper;
remarks, Miss Bertha Larey in the pres
entation of an electric lamp to State
Councillor Mrs. Carrie G.. Nellie vocal
solos. Hilo Melody Boys; remarks, Miss
Francis Sibley in the presentation of a
neckpiece to the deputy State councillor
Mrs. Ethel Burroughs remarks; Past
Councillor Mrs. Ethel Allen in the pres
entation Of a gift to the associate State
councillor, Mrs. Julia Pennifield; address,
Junior Past Councillor Mrs Fannye Kolb
in the presentation of an umbrella to
State Councillor Columbus; State Vice
Councillor Mrs Louise Grubbs presented
bridge lamp to Mrs. Emma Simpson:
address, Past Councillor Mrs Mae Gibbs
IN the presentation of lamp to the
State vice councillor, Mrs. Louise A.
Grubbs.
The last meeting of the Swanee Club
of OLD Glory Council was held WedneS-
day evening at the home of Mrs. Cora
l.. Thompson. 1t was decided to hold
card party at the home of Mrs. Zelda
Rollins. 1918 S street southeast, in Ana
Costa d. G..
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FRATERNITIES
EASTERN STAR.

Grand Matron Mrs. Pearl Watt Glib
and Grand Patron John Clagett Proc
tor will make an official visit to Leba-
non Chapter Tuesday evening.
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THE MACCABEES.

A large delegation from Mount
Vernon Tent, accompanied by members
Of Eureka Hive, were guests of Alex
andria Tent and Hive at Alexandria
last Monday evening at the annual
banquet. Rev. E. " REGISTER, presid-
ing elder of the Alexandria District Of
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JR. o. u. A. NJ.

Edward j. Ross Council convened in
the Junior Order Temple March IA and
was called to order with Vice Councillor
w. D. Seal. Seven applications for
membership were received. Captain of
the drill team, William Lossman, in
structed some of the newly elected
members in the manual of arms, while
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JOBS DAUGHTERS,

The degrees We're conferred upon the
following at the last meeting: Leona H
Meisner, Helen Martha Kraft. Ethel
Willette Hartman, Virginia Doris Pigg.
Elsie Avery Schumacher. Martha Ann
Baker. Dorothy Augusta Fairall, Cath
crime Tullis, Ethel May Brownell. Mil
dred Elizabeth Tucker. Virginia Wyant
Chism, Alice Lee Keller, Mary Sue
Wilmington, Jeanette Beverly Kirsch
Ethel Jane Pidgeon. At the meeting
April l there will be an entertainment
and Past Honored Queens night.
WOMAN'S BENEFIT ASSOCIATION.
Washington Review, Mrs. Mary Kill
leen, president. announces card party
for the benefit of the review for tomor-
row evening. Bridge and five hundred
will be played
Brightwood Review will meet tomor-
row evening at o'clock.
Columbia Review will meet Tuesday
evening at 8 o'clock.
Luncheon will be served Monday from
noon to 80 o'clock by Liberty Union
Review
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H. j. Hunt. jr., master of Acacia
Lodge, has invited the Cabletow Club to
visit his lodge Tuesday evening and par
ticipate in the degree work. The Ma
sonic Glee Club viii sing during the
evening.
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King Solomon Lodge, No. 81, will
have charge of the services at the
Masonic and Easter Star Home Easter
Sunday afternoon at o'clock, with
Rev. william A. Eisenberger, chaplain
of the lodge, officiating.
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The Masonic Glee Club under the
direction of Charles r. Bartlett, will
sing Tuesday evening in Acacia Lodge,
and on Friday evening the club will en-
terrain the boys at Walter Reed Hospi-
tai.
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b. p. o. ELKS.
More than 500 members and their
wives and daughters greeted Grand Ex-
allied Ruler Murray Hubert at the ban
quet rendered him by the lodge at the
New Willard Hotel Thursday night.
Addresses were made by Secretary
OF Labor Davis and Murray Hubert.
Frank j. Hogan was the toast
master. George O'Connor, Matt Horn.
William Raymond, Fred East, Robert
Thomas, Miss Mary O'Donohue, Mrs
Fred j. Rice, Miss Edna Jones, DR..
Seba Christi, Roland Conley and MRS.
George Thomaides furnished the en-
tertainment. A silver bud vase was pre-
sented to the women.
The committee members in charge
were James E. Colliflower, chairman;
William S. Shelby, Howard Peter George
E. Strong Charles Montgomery, C. Eu-
gene Edwards Harry I. Quinn, Joseph
Burkart, Michael G. Mccormick. Judge
Robert E. Mattingly, Arthur A. Riemer,
Daniel r. Nihion and all the past ex-
allied rulers of the lodge, with the newly
elected exalted ruler, John Dillon FitZ-
gerald. who will be installed April 3.
Exalted Ruler Matthew Well and Judge
Rush l.. Holland were the personal es-
cort of the grand exalted ruler during
his stay in the city.
A program is In preparation for the
session April 3. it being installation
night. Buffet supper and entertain
ment will feature.
More than rs members have signed
in the Los Angeles Club who will attend
the grand lodge convention at Los An
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motor Car-One or unmlStakaDlc quality,
to sell in the lowest-priced field. ~
Plymouth is impressive of + 81
quality in every way-in its mod =
ishness-in the lengthy sweepand 1 nos
grace of its lines, in the smart ~
ness of its slender profile radiator,
in the broad flare of its ''air-wing' tenders
in the harmony of every stroke and
every detail of its inspired designing.
Quality further emphasizes itself in the
tMV-nSe roominess and finc-car richness
of Plymouth's interior. Adult passengers
ride in Plymouth without being crowded
and cramped. 1t affords utmost comfort.
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Senior Warden william H. Rohrman
will head the official line in the degree
work in Myren M Parker Lodge Tues
day evening, with Thurston B. Miller
acting as senior deacon. The lodge
was recently entertained by the boys of
Robert LIE Bruce Chapter, Order of
De Molay.
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The temple committee of Gavel
Chapter will meet at the home of
George RoWzee, S3514 Thirtieth street,
Tuesday at o'clock. There will be a
rehearsal for the officers Friday evening
at 730 o'clock at Masonic Temple,
Thirteenth street and New York avenue.
At the last meeting Of Brightwood
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The grand matron and grand pa
iron will pay an official visit to Lebanon
Chapter Tuesday evening, at which
time the matrons and patrons of 1929
will also be honored guests. There will
be a program and refreshments.
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Joseph H. Milans Lodge will cele-
brate its seventh anniversary with
ladies' night Monday evening, April l,
when several guests of honor are ex-
pected to join in a good time generally,
with refreshments in the banquet hall
afterward.
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JAIL-BREAKINC
PLOT Is AIRED
MunCie Man Bound Over in
Conspiracy.

Facing charges of conspiracy to
break jail, Robert Lee Chamness, 81,
Muncie, today was in Marion county
jail awaiting federal grand jury in
vestigation, following hearing be-
fore Howard S. Young, United
States commissioner.
Two prisoners, Eugene Arnold and
Manuel P. Sinner, held for motor
theft, told of an alleged plot where
by Chamness was to place two saws
on a string dropped out the window
by Harry Williams. Arnold said he
saw Williams get the saws and
glimpsed a man resembling Cham
ness. Chamness had been released a
few days before under $4,000 bond
on a liquor charge.
Chamness and Williams both de-
MED the plot. Williams asserting he
found the saws in a Ventilator
Chamness' mother and sister also
attempted to show he had been in
Muncie all day and night, Aug. %,
when the saws were delivered.
Harry Williams and John w
Williams, another motor theft pris-
oner, who had been in the same cell
with Chamness, were held to the
grand jury under $4,000 bond each
in the same conspiracy.
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Tuesday, Sept. 10. at S:15 in the
D. A. R. building, 824 North Penn
sylvania street.
Wednesday night he will speak
on 1.-THE Permanent Atom and the
of Incarnation Both
lectures are free to the public and
are given under auspices of the
Service lodge.
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Rain BLAMED
FOR INJURIES
TO 9 PERSONS
Auto Hits Spring Wagon
and Child Is Hurt; No
Serious Crashes.

Nine persons today were recoy-
ering from injuries suffered in au-
tomobile accidents for which police
held Thursday nights rainstorm re-
sponsible.
En- route with his family on a
light spring wagon to a new home
In Kentucky, Lester Cox, 5, son of
Thomas Cox, formerly Of 1850 Dear
born street, received minor injuries
when an auto demolished the wagon
and scattered household possessions
fifty yards along a highway.
Failed to See Wagon
Dale Wiley. Franklin. Ind, driver
of the auto, said he failed to see the
wagon as 1t turned from Madison
road into Hannah avenue. Testers
parents and two brothers escaped
injury.
J. M. La Rosa, so, of 9o2 South
New Jersey street, was cut on the
head and arms when hurled against
a windshield in a head-on collision
on National road seven miles west
of indianapolis
He was riding with his nephew,
Joseph Mazza, %, whose car collided
with an auto driven by Andy True
blood. Sullivan. Deputy sheriffs were
told that Mazza's car swerved sud-
denly to the left as it met the True
blood machine. There we're no ar
rests.
Woman Is Injured
Miss Graceabell McCombS, 25, of
1854 North Talbot street, suffered
decorations on the hand and internal
injuries when struck by an automO-
bile driven by John Coler, 25, Of
2542 North Delaware street. in the
1900 block North Meridian street.
Others injured were: Frank White,
d, of 314 North Denny street, cut
by flying glass: Albert Mueller, %,
of 1927 Remington street, cut on
hands and chest; Mrs. Cecil War
renburg, %, of 1927 South State
avenue, several teeth knocked out
and cut on face; Mrs. Russell Deem
ing, Is, of 925 West New York street,
cut and bruised. and possible inter
nal injuries; Marjorie Weaver, II,
1890 North DeQuincey street. cut
and bruised; and James Dugan, IL,
of 1883 West New York street, cut
and bruised.
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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

therapeutic Association and the
Western Association of Therapy to
be held at the Lincoln hotel next
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday.
The convention will be the thirty
ninth Of the acknowledgements As
sociaticE and the eleventh of the
western association.
Speakers will include: DR.. sSher-
man Davis of the Indiana university
school of dentistry; DR.. F. Foveau
de CourmelleS of Paris; Frank
Thomas Woodbury. of New York;
Edward R. Berry of West Lynn,
Mass; DR.. Henry Schmitz of Chi
cago, and DR.. E. L. hilbert of Law
renceburg.
The Wednesday night program
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NO BOND IN KILLING
Mrs. Lavina Taffe Held to Grand
jury, Charged With Stabbing.

Mrs. Lavina Taffe, %, of Gil
North Capitol avenue, today was
held without bond to the Marion
county grand jury. charged with
the fatal stabbing of John Ellis, "a,
same address, during an alleged
drinking party in their home Sun
day morning.
Ellis died in city hospital early
Wednesday. He was an ex-soldier,
with service on the Mexican border
and in France during the World
war. Funeral services were held at
2 Thursday afternoon, and burial
was in the Anderson cemetery, with
services at the grave by veterans
of the rainbow division.
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is planned to be semi-public with
Governor Harry G. Leslie deliver
ing the welcoming address.
Speakers will be DR.. William F.
King, state health board secretary;
DR.. Burton Baker Grover of Colo
RADIO Springs, Colo. and DR.. Edward
N. Kimes of Indianapolis.
DR.. j. w. Torbett of Marlin, Tex.
will be POSTMASTER at the banquet
Thursday night.
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PAGE 5
Debts Stop County Fair

BIZ Times Special
LAFAYETTE, Ind, Sept. 8. -
There will be no Tippecanoe county
fair next year, it is announced here
by the fair association, in the face
of a $4,000 deficit on this years
event. bringing the total indebted
ness Of the association to $4,000.
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HEALTH TALKS PLANNED
Godfrey Hodson to Give Free Lee
lures Here.

Godfrey Hodson of London, Eng
land, will deliver an address on THE
Hidden Causes of Disease and
Their Spiritual Antidotes" next
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SWINE INDUSTRY STABLE
Association Report Indicates Few
Changes

With the industry on a stable ba-
sis and forecasts excellent, swine
production will undergo but few
changes during the next two years,
a report submitted to the national
beard on swine production at the
Claypool today declared.
The report was made by the ad-
visory committee, comprised of ex-
perts from throughout the country.
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Produced great factories, within the past few
weeks clothes only represent the last word in STYLE
but they afford materials and workmanship of finer quality
you likely elsewhere prices under $5Ovaue
Rchmans manufacturing facilities and direct
romactOry sales volume could provide small price
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NOTED HEALTH
EXPERTS SPEAK
Outstanding Men Obtained
for Sessions Here.

Outstanding practitioners in medi-
cine, surgery and dentistry will be
among the speakers at the joint
sessions of the American Electro
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SPANISH WAR VETERANS
TO ATTEND CONVENTION
Indiana Delegates Leave Today for
Denver Meeting.

Denver Meeting.
Indiana delegates to the annual
encampment of United Spanish War
Veterans in Denver, were to leave
Indianapolis on a special train this
afternoon.
They will join other veterans in
Chicago and continue to Denver,
where the three-day convention
opens Sunday.
William H. Bertch, South Bend,
will have the support of the Indi-
ana delegation for election as junior
ice-commander-in-chief. Herbert
B. Cpencer,. Huntington, is Indiana
department commander.
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Carbon monoxide gas masks and
self-rescuers, used extensively in
American mines following ex-
plosions and fires, are attracting
widespread interest in European
oo1,y1+,.ioe
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LIQUOR CHARGE FILED
Earl Adams Is Held to Federal
Grand jury.

Earl Adams. 50, Of 726 West YER
mont street, today faced federal
grand jury investigation on liquor
charges as result of testimony of
two federal dry agents they bought
pint Of liquor from him. He was
held under $1,000 bond by John w.
Kern, United States commissioner
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INDIANA LAW SCHOOL
University Of IndianaDoliS

school-year 192s-1ss0 opens Sept. ID.
Three years course Of study. leading to
qualities for Bar Examinations and ad-
mission to practice. For information. adj
dress
JAMES A. BoHBACH, Dean
Indiana Law School.
Phone RI. S43s.. Indianapolis.