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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-01-07
Inscriptions on
Carlton Stir Interest
Words Engraved on Bells
of Scottish Rite
Cathedral.

With ms tallation of the new Scot
fish Rite carlton i'll the $2,500,000
cathedral on North Meridian street
progressing this week, interest has
been shown in the inscriptions on
the sides of the bells.
Most of the siXty-three bells we're
cast with Inscriptions at the John
Taylor Bell foundry in Loughbor-
ough, England, several months ago.
They were delivered to Indianapo-
lis recently from England by the
American Express Company.
The largest bell, weighing more
than 11,000 pounds bears the
legend, ITO the glory of the Grand
Architect of the universe this caril-
lon is dedicated by Arthur R. Bax-
ter, 1922
Baxter is donor of the bells.
Other inscriptions are: Dedicated
with fraternal esteem to the Mystic
rie Lodge No. 1913, F. & A. M. Ar
thur R. Baxter, past master"
Sixth degree, intimate secretary.
Cunning is not wisdom. "
Fourteenth degree, grand elect
Mason. Whom virtue unites death
can not separate"
Fifteenth degree. knight of the
East. Life without friends is worth
less
sixteenth degree. Prince of
Jerusalem. Great is truth and
mighty above all things"
Eighteenth degree. Knight of the
Rose Croix. And now abideth, faith,
hope and charity. These three.
But the greatest of these is char
!ty.'
twentieth degree, Master and
vitam. The tempter, it is true, is to
be condemned, but not less the weak
and sinful man who welcomes the
temptation >"
"Twenty-first degree Patriarch
Noachite. Justice is the first virtue
of those who command and stops
the complaint of those who obey .
TWenty-ninth degree. Knight of
st. Andrew. Tt is not a merit to
tolerate, but rather a crime to be
intolerant.'
"Thirty-second degree. Sublime
prince of the royal secret. Spes
mea in dec est
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Veteran .Je7geLs AzCurded
27at Red Cloud Meeting
Arch Hobbs Makes Formal
Presentation Honoring
Red Men.
Louie Mills

Twenty members of Red
Cloud tribe of Red Men we're award
ed veteran jewels last week at q
meeting of the tribe at the wigwam,
North street and Capitol avenue,
Since the tribe has been honor
ing members of twenty-one years
standing, seventy-two Jewels have
been distributed. Arch H. Hobbs,
great chief of records of Indiana,
made the formal presentation. Al
bert HauSman4M E. Craft and Os-
car E. Sherman. chairman. were in
charge of the ceremonies. Raymond
Wilton, great sachem, spoke.
The evening closed with the con-
ferring of the adoption degree on
five candidates by the new team
under Hausman's direction. He has
two sons on the team. Albert Jr.,
and John Hausman.
The Tri-county Elective Chiefs
Association of Marion, Hendricks
and Morgan counties met Saturday
night at North street and Capitol
avenue The adoption degree was
conferred by Newasa tribe. George
Valdock, president of the associ-
alton, presided.
The first meeting of the second
series of group sessions will be held
Tuesday night at Cambridge City.
Ten tribes from Henry county and
five tribes in neighboring counties
have been invited to attend. The
adoption degree will be given by
Ctonka tribe of Connersville under
the direction of F E. Mabee, past
grand sachem.
An entertainment for members
and their families will be given the
following night by Mississinew tribe
at Union City under the direction of
Walter Woods, chairman of the en-
tertainment committee Hobbs and
Whitton will speak. A dinner will
close the entertainment.
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CARD PARTY SET
Fidelity Review TO Hold
Affair Wednesday.

Fidelity review of the Woman's
Benefit Association will hold their
monthly card party at 2:30 p. N.
Wednesday at their hall, $50 East
Ohio street, according to Mrs. Net
tie Lott, press correspondent. Mrs.
Hannah Hiatt will be in charge.
The review held a Christmas din
ner last week at the hall under
the direction of Mrs. Josephine
Coibion. An entertainment for
members and juniors followed un-
der the direction of Mrs. Lucille
johnson. Each Junior was present.
ed with gift. About fifty members
and twenty juniors were present.
The entertainment closed with the
serving Of refreshments.
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Lodge Center

Lodge and fraternal activity
in indianapolis is increasing,
according to reports of Secre-
taries.
Membership rolls are grow
ing. Old members are show
ing renewed interest in lodge
affairs.
And The Indianapolis Times
fraternal page is publishing
news stories each Monday
about these activities.
Many storice are about
YOUR lodge. Your friends
figure in news stories of lodges.
YOUR NAME probably is
mentioned in connection with
lodge functions. Something
you have done for your lodge
is chronicled in The Times.
Read The Times fraternal
page every week and keep
abreast of current lodge news.
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G. A. R. BOOMS HALE
Logansport Man Pushed for
Commander.

Charles E. Hale of Logansport,
Ind, is being boosted for the Office
of department commander of the
G. A. R. for 1929, it was announced
today by friends.
He is past commander of Logans-
port post and the only surviving
charter member. AS boy he en-
listed in Company H of the Four
teenth Vermont infantry and par
ticipated in the battle of Gettys-
burg. meeting Picket's famous
charge.
After his discharge, he finished
his schooling and taught. He has
been prosecuting attorney of Cass
county. and now is an active at
torney.
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K. OF C. COUNCIL
TO MEET AFTER
LONG VACATION
Crowded Slate of Business
Waits Action by City
Group.

The Indianapolis council of the
Knights of Columbus will meet to-
night at the council building. Thir-
tenth and Delaware streets, fol-
lowing the longest vacation" in
twenty-five years.
No meeting has been held in three
weeks because of the holidays, and
an accumulation of business. both
old and new, will be up for action.
according to James E. Gavin, grand
knight.
Entertainment Arranged
The reports of the reinstatement
and lapsations committees will be
the most important. Both groups
were created about a month ago
and have been engaged in an exc
tensive survey of their respective
fields.
More than $50 members are ex-
pected to return actively to the
council. Through the efforts of
William 2. Fox and others several
months ago, former members re-
turned to meetings. 1t was then
that the permanent appointments
we're made.
The new member committee also
is active, and several important
limitations are scheduled, it is re-
ported.
In addition to the committee re-
ports, the lecturers committee. ur1~
der George Rice. chairman, has
planned an interesting entertain-
ment program.
Winter Initiation Planned
Along with the regular council
work. the indianapolis Assembly of
the Fourth Degree is planning its
annual wieter initiation Feb. "a,
according to DR.. Raymond Bosler,
master.
Along with the exemplification,
members will pay tribute to George
washington, custom the assembly
has followed for many years.
Members of the council who have
been in good standing for two years
are eligible for assembly member
ship. 1t is the patriotic degree OF
the K. of c., and many members
are planning to apply for initiation.
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MWVOt9S

Indianapolis chapter of the Eastern
STR will hold its stated meeting at
s p. m, Tuesday. Beulah Lewis,
worthy Inatron. and Laura Rathbun,
secretary, will be in charge.
-
Joseph Allenburg. a member of
the Memphis. TenrA, chapter OF
Aleph Zadek Aleph, has been elect
ed to membership in the Indian
apolis chapter, it was announced
today. y
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CLUB is ENTERTAINED

Victory Society of Woman's Benefit
Meets at Mrs. Hannah HATS Home.
The Victory Club of the Fidelity
review of the Woman Benefit as
ISOLATION was entertained at The
home of Mrs. Hannah Hiatt, Il 2
Shannon avenue. Thursday evening.
A belated Christmas dinner was
served, according to Mrs. Title
Liehr. chairman of the publicity
committee.
Officers elected were: Lena
Woods. president; Lucille Johnson,
vice-president; Ethel Ressinger.
secretary, and Hannah Hiatt, treas
Urer
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Pocahoptas Councils Meet Jan. Is

Pocahontas councils in Marion
county will hold meeting Jan. Is.
at the hall. lie East Maryland
street, it was announced today by
Clovie Nicholas, Great PocahontaS.
Twelve councils will be represented.
The degree team from Peconga
council viii confer the work.
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STOMACH AGONY AND
BACK-ACHE ENDED
Mrs. Anderson in Perfect Health
Now. Eats Well. Gaining Weight

Every one troubled with indiges-
ton. back-ache or constipation viii
realize how welcome perfect health
was to Mrs. Philip Anderson. 848
Rush ST., South Bend. Ind, after
ten years of suffering. She tells
her experience as follows:
IT suffered agonies with stomach,
liver and kidney trouble for seven
years, ever since my little girl was
born. 1 was badly constipated. ex-
tremely nervous, and simply worn
out by loss Of sleep and dreadful
pains in my back. l had no pep at
all. I was very bilious, had bad
dizzy spells. and my complexion
turned yellow. I went down to 80
pounds. Gas formed on my Stom-
ach every time l ate anything. and
the bloating and cramps panied me
terribly. Food felt like rock in
my stomach. At times the pains
were so intense / could hardly
breathe. I thought I would die.
Nothing gave me any relief. and I
was on the verge of despair when
/ i Nldl lCa " N1Q1ld-. AN OtlGO 4
began to improve. My appetite
came back, indigestion vanished.
and now I eat anything want.
sleep fine, am not nervous any
more. and never have those awful
spells. NJ skin is clear and I've
gained ten pounds. Friends all say
how well look
viuna acts promptly on slrgrisn
bowels, lazy liver and weak kidrsys II
purifies the blood, clears the skin re-
store. appetite and digestion, and brtngs
new strength and energy TO the whole
body. Take bottle on trial, Then II
you're not glad you tried viuna, your
MONEY win Sc refunded. 81 at druggists.
or mailed postpaid by Iceland Medicine
Co. Indianapolis. Ind.
v u n A
The Wonder Medicine
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Merry Makers Elect offcers

Miss Lottie Davis was elected
president of the Merry Makers Club
at the last meeting. Other officers
are Andy Hall, vice-president and
Miss Audry Hapner, secretary
treaSrer. The next meeting will be
held Tuesday at the home of Miss
Hapner, 1928 East Washington
street.
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MERIDIAN |. O. o. F.
TO INSTALL OFFICERS
Lodge to Start Fifty-fOurth Year
With Wednesday Ceremonies.
Meridian lodge of Odd Fellows
will start their fifty-fourth year
Wednesday night with the installa-

ton OF OfncerS at
the hall, 23k
South Meridian
street.
The following
will be installed.
Rob srt Brumit, no
BILE grand; Virgil
Pogue, vice-grand;
Walter Hacker,
financial secre-
tary; F. E. Taught,
recording secre-
tary; Georg e
Ashie, treasurer,
and John Mathis,
Ishnael Messler,
John DranSfield.
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BEN-HuRs TO INSTALL
Arrius Court Ceremonies on Jan. IA
Arranged.

Members of Arrius court of Ben
Hur are planning installation cere-
monies for Jan. "A. according to
Mrs. Josephine TrueloVe, secretary
An open meeting will be held to-
night at Moose hall, 135 North
Delaware street.
The social club of the court will
install officers at a meeting Jan. 80
it was announced today.
The Tirzah Club was entertained
last week at the home of Mrs. Hen
rietta Bernloehr. Officers were in
stalled and games closed the meet
ing.
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G. A. R. TO INSTALL
Anderson Post to Hold Joint Meet
ing With Relief Corps.

A public joint installation OF ofti-
GERS of the Major Robert Anderson
post of the G.. A; r. and the Wonn-
ans Relief Corps will be held at
1870 p. m. Wednesday at FIT. Friend
". 512 North Illinois street, Mrs.
M. E. Haley, press correspondent
announced.
James Clark will be installed as
commander and D. L. Osborn VIII
be officer of the day. Mrs. Nellie
SLAMMED, assisted by Mrs. Nellie
Pfeffer, will install Mrs. Clara Bot
toriff as president. A program will
follow the ceremonies.
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Near Complexion as 1928 Ends

One of the major build
ing achievements brought
nearly to completion IN
1928 Wds the So 100000
Scottish Rite cathedral,
Meridian and North
streets.
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rs FRATERNAL
ORDERS WILL
CONVENE HERE
Lodge ConcIaves to Bring
Thousands of Members
Here in 1929.

Twenty-six Maternal organiza-
lions viii hold conventions in Indi-
annapolis in 1929. bringing p.STe than
$4,000 members to the cieg, accord
ing to Henry T. Davis. manager of
The Indianapolis convention bureau.
Eleven groups bringing about
$500 members to indianapolis did
not hold conventions here last year.
The largest gathering vii be the
Negro Knights of Pythias, which
promises to have 10000 members
here Aug. 20, according to DR.. E.
Underwood of Frankfort, KY, sec
rotary.
The first convention scheduled
this year is the Indiana Brother
hood of American Yeomen, April 8
TO IL. Elizabeth Winck of Logans-
port, secretary, says $50 members
viii attend.
Tri Kappa sorority will meet
April 10 and 20 at the Claypool
with 400 members present, according
to Mrs. J. E. Holland of Blooming
ton, secretary.
Reserve Officers to Meet
About 400 will attend the Reserve
Officers. Association meeting at the
Claypool ID April. The exact date
mas not been set. Lieutenant r. D.
Woods of Indianapolis and Colonel
Orwell johnson of Washington, D. c.,
viii be IN charge.
Mrs. Blanche Regett OF Indian
apolis, grand secretary, reports the
Eastern Star again will hold its state
meeting April "a and 25. in this
city, with 1000 delegates attending.
Indiana knights of Columbus will
gather at the indianapolis council
clubrooms, Delaware end Thirteenth
streets, in May. according to Joseph
A. Naughton of Indianapolis, state
deputy. About 300 members will be
here.
State camp of the Modern Wood
men of America will be held May 2
with $50 members participating. H.
S. Redkey of Muncie and John D.
Volz Of Indianapolis are in charge
of arrangements.
1000 Templars Coming
More than 1000 will attend the
annual conclave of the grand COM
mandery, Knight Templars, May 8
and g. Preliminary plans are being
directed by william H. Swintz of
Indianapolis. grand recorder, and
William w. Suckow of Franklin,
grand commander.
Mrs. Grace Child of Indianapolis,
state secretary. reports 1900 will at
tend the Rebekah assembly May 20
and 81 in the Odd Fellows building,
Pennsylvania and w shin t on
streets.
About 300 members of Loyal
knights of Ye Round Table will
gather in Indianapolis for a ma
tional convention in the summer,
according to Frank Lynch of Oak
land, Cal. secretary. William S.
Akin of indianapolis is in charge
of local arrangements.
1IlQldIld f1dyIHdhSIS ASoOCldClOl4,
fun degree of the Improved Order
of Red Men, will meet June l in the
DeniSon, according to Grover G.
Exline of Jasonville, secretary.
About 300 will attend.
DruidS Meet in june
The grand grove of Druids Of IN
diana will meet June with fifty
members attending, according to
Charles C. N. Geider of Indian
apoliS, secretary.
Chi Sigma Chi fraternity will
meet in June or July with 500 mem
bers attending. Arrangements are
in charge of DR.. Mark Keller OF
Cincinnati and Gilbert Schiesz of
Indianapolis.
About three hundred will gather
for the convention of the Junior
Order of United American Mechan-
les of Indiana in August, according
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George Gizendenner, Frank Barn
hill. Harrison Kincaid and Cyril
Gaskill. appointive officers.
Raymond Davis, junior past
grand. will offlciate as installing
officer.
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to tina McFarland OF portland ana
Charles L. Kelley of haywood.
Miss Pauline Smathers of Ashe-
vile, N. c., will direct the national
convention of the Phi Delta Pi Sor-
ority the third week in August.
About fifty members will attend.
The national karnea of Delta Tau
Delta fraternity will meet here
Aug. % to 81 at the Claypool, with
about eight hundred members at
tending. Frank S. Hemmick of New
York City is secretary.
Engineers in September
The 18th Engineers Association
is scheduled for the first week Of
September. Willard S. Boyle and
Robert Twente, both of Indianapo-
lis. will be in charge.
About 500 will attend the Phi
Rho Sigma fraternity convention
Sept. IL to IA at the SEVERN. Those
in charge are DR.. R. w. Elliott of
Cleveland and DR.. c. H. McCaskey
of Indianapolis.
The Indiana patriotic order. Sons
of America. will bring fifty mem
berS here Sept. 10.
About 1900 will attend the joint
meetings of the Indiana Improved
Order of Red Men and the Indiana
Degree of PocahontaS in october.
Arch H. Hobbs of Indianapolis and
Alberta Robertson of Muncie are IN
charge.
Mrs. Charles B. Crist of Indian
apolis and Mrs. Bertha Heaton will
have charge of the lambda Delta
Phi sorority convention in October
at the Claypool. with seventy-fiye
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-01-07
STATE GROUP FORMED
Three Cities Join New Organization
of AIeph Zadek Aleph.

A state organization OF Aleph
Zadek Aleph was effected last week
at Terre Haute, between chapters
are Evansville, Terre Haute, and In
dianapolis Silver Sem of Terre
Haute was elected president. Sew
eral speakers were present at the
banquet, and the session closed with
a dance. The local chapter will be
host to the other two in March, it is
said.
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BENEFIT PARTY BOOKED
Center Camp, NJ. W. a, Schedules
Event for Wednesday.

Center camp. Royal Neighbors of
America, will hold a benefit card
party at 2 p. m. Wednesday at NJ.
w. A. hall, 322 East New York
street, with Mrs. Charles Condor
and Mrs. B. Copeland as hostesses.
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Pythians Here in October

The grand lodge of the knights
OF Pythias will gather Oct. at the
K. of P. building. for state con-
vention. according to Carl R.
Mitchell of indianapolis. About
1,500 members will be here.
Tri Psi sorority will have 100 rep
resentativeS here Oct. s, according
to Mrs. Charles E. Pollitt of Indian
apolis.
More than TOO will attend the
convention of the Patriotic Order
of Americans. Oct. 16 to 10, at the
Claypool. Mrs. Minnetta NJ. BaW-
ker of Riverton, N. j.. and Mrs.
Bessie Russell of Indianapolis will
be in charge.
The Indiana Fraternsl Congress
is the last fraternal convention
scheduled for the year. 1t will be
held Oct. %, with about forty at
tending. E. Bierhaus of Indian
apolis will be in charge.
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OFFICERS TAKE POSTS
Installation Held by LegionnaireS
of Moose.

Legionnaires of the Hoosier Heart
Legion of the Loyal Order of Moose
installed the following officers at
the last meeting: John Switzer,
great north moose; William Cook,
south moose; Noel White, east
moose. and Christian Reusch, west
moose. Other officers were ap-
pointed.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-04-05
MAKES GIFT OF PIPE
Newcastle Mans Present to Radio
Music Director.

BH Times SnecidI
NEWCASTLE. Ind, April S.
Ludwig Laurier, director of the
Slumber music broadcast nightly
by the National BroadcaSting Com
pany, is displaying a. new pipe, the
Gift OF one of his admirers, Earl
Reichart Of Newcastle.
Reichart wrote Laurier to tell how
much he appreciated the slumber
music, mentioning that he smoked
a pipe while listening to it. Laurier
in replying, mentioned that he had
70 wait until he left the studio be-
fore he could smoke his pipe. A
few days later Reichart's gift ar
rived.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-04-05
SEYMOUR STUDENT IN
COLLEGE WINS HONOR
Grades Total so Points During Ball
Teachers Winter Term
BIZ Times Special

Teachers Winter Term
BIZ Times Special
MUNCIE. Ind, April 5-Miss
verna Hazard, Seymour, is the
honor student of Ball State Teach
ers college here.
During the winter term Mrs. Haz-
ard was awarded go points, max
ing AS in five subjects, according
to the honor list announced by Miss
Garnet Trullender, associate regis
trar.
Robert Cooper, Knightstown, was
second, while Glenn Stepleton,
Muncie, and William Ross. Cowan,
tied for third place with 81 points.
Students earning IS points or
more follow: Kenneth Lantz and
Josephine Barber, Dunkirk; Flor
ence Bradfield, Sheridan: Ava
Brandon, NIiddletown; Louise Ca
rev. Muncie; Gretchen Connolly,
Upland; Marjorie French, Alexan-
dria; Lauretta Geller, Waterloo;
Vera Kegerreis, Hartford City; Vir-
ginia Mckee, Muncie: Esther Nun
70, Geneva; Cleo Orr. Scircleville,
and Marguerite Sturken, Logans-
port.
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Baby Born to Injured Woman

BIZ united Press .
ANDERSON. Ind. April 5.-While
she lay in hospital with serious
injuries received in an automobile
crash, Mrs. w. o. Sparks. 81, gave
birth to a three-pound baby girl
Hospital attendants Immediately
placed the baby in an incubator and
saw it has chance to live.
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TEST SUIT PLANNED
Case Win Involve Pocket Veto of
Delaware Grant Court Bill.

BJ United Press
MARION, Ind, April 5.-Grant
and Delaware County Bar Associa-
tons are expected to file shortly q
test suit in the Marion circuit court
at Indianapolis to determine wheth
er a bill passed by the late legisla-
ture establishing a superior court
here and at NIuncie is law.
It will be claimed that Governor
Harry S. Leslie allowed the bill to
lie in his safe as a pocket veto
within the legal IS hours. Secretary
of State Otto Fifeld told the local
bar committee it must resort to the
cours. Thompson & Stephenson, In
dianapohs lawyers. have been re-
tanned.
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Federal Casualties Unknown

Gales messages to the govern
ment came from Torreon, and re-
ported that both the federal and
rebel injured were sent to hospitals
at Monterey and Torreon. Gales
said that no figures Of federal cas-
ualties were available because the
checkup had not been completed.
Airplane observers reported to AL
mazan that insurgent cavalry was
last seen north Of Camargo. They
also saw a rebel train, apparently
en- route to Chihuahua City, north
Of Camargo. Gales said trains were
moving as rapidly as possible to
open communication between Jtme-
nez and Reforma.
The rebels on the west coast have
evacuated GuIiacan, according to
dispatches received from federal
General Lazaro Cardenas. He said
the insurgents were being pursued
northward, toward San Bias.