davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-10-18
StOlll''

VSetkych styridsat' osem sta.
TOW Unie a diStrikt kolumbijsky
majn svojich zakonnfkoch ma
riadenia, ktorymi sa upravuje in
Stitncia manzelstva. Vel'ke roz-
diely medzi jednotlivymi zakon-
mi, ako al problemami, vyskitu-
jncimi sa s1vislosti S admin
straciou manzelskych zakonov V
r6znych statoch, boly predmetom
obsirnych studii, konanIch Mary
E. Richmondovou, Fred S. Hal
lom a Geoffrey Mayom z Russell
Sage Foundation. Kratky pre-
hl'ad ich naIezov podavame niz-
Sic. t
PredovSetkym treba pozname-
nat, ze aGkol'vek vSetky Staty
stanovia sp6sob, jakvm sa majt
sobasne obrady konat', iba dva-
dsat' styri staty vyzaduj6 pred
pisane obrady ma to, ably man.
zelstvo bolo mimi ucinene pravo-
platnym. V zbFvajucich statoch
tvori pravoplatne manzelstvo i
jednoducha s1kromna smluva
medzi muzom a zenou, ak ME sn,
pravda, ziadne prekazky. K Sta
tom, V ktorych podobne manzel-
stva s1 pravoplatne podl'a zako-
ma. zalozeneho na zvykoch, patria
al tax vel Ike husto l'udnate
Staty ako New York, Pennsylva-
mia a Ohio.
SobaSe deti. PokiaP ide ma
riadenia 0 hranici veku, v jakom
slobodno vstiipit' V manzelstvo,
sn tieto velmi rome. Ak dajn ro-
diGia svoje Svolenie, m6zu dievca-
ia vo veku II rokov sa vydat' V
Statoch Colorado, Florida, Idaho,
Louisiana a Virginia. V ostat-
I.nych Statoch je najnizsia hranica
veku k sobaSu stanovena vyssie,
zpravidla ma ID alebo 16 rokov,
aGkol 'vek dvanastich Statoch,
kde najnizsia hranica veku je 16
alebo viacej, maj1 istf ustanoveni
sudcovia pravo povolovat' sobas
vo vynimoenych pripadoch a.
vtedy, ak nedospelo dievca zako.
nom stanoveneho veku. New
Hampshire je jediny Stat, V kto'
rom povolenie ma sobas moze OBJ
/ drzat' iba osoba, ktora dospels
hoe len osemnasteho roku svojhc
veku. Svolenia rodicov alebo t1
tora sa vyzaduje yo vaesine Sta
TOW kazdom pripade, kedy jed
ma z os6b, uzavierajlcich man
zelstvo, je pred zakonom malo
|leta.
"Deti-manzelky'' sd obvyklej
sim zjavom medzi dievcatami, ma
lrodenymi cudzine, nez medzi ty
mi, ktore sa narodily Amerike
| Najvacsie procento tychto maj
| zeliek v detskom veku tvori;
| dievcata, narodene Taliansku
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-10-18
PROBLEMY MANzELSTVA
Fills.

Studium manzelskych zakonov a
ich administracie V 4S Statoch
Unie Odhalilo mnoho fla. - So
base deti S,l povolent vo vSetkych
Statoch. - Cudzinci nevedia ca
sto aky je rozdiel medzi "povole-
MIN ma sobaS' "sobaSnym IL
StOm'
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-10-18
20 ZAzITKOV v PENN
SYLVANII.

Este nikdy predtym ncbol som
i ~crantone, V tomto >ldle sloven-
sKGlto finanGnfctva a stredEsku
.ciernych diamantov" preto mi
nilla rocna sch6dza novinarov bo-
la mi vitanou prilezitost'ou. @
Scrantone ieho okoll potul som
tol'ko hovorit ze som hol oprav-
dove zvedavv. A moja zvedavost
bola - aspon Giastocne naST-
tpna.
DO Scrantonu cest0vaI som Spo-
loGne br. Pavlom JamriSkom, hi.
d5vernikom Mar. Slov. Spolku.
SSH sme sa Pittsburgh a ce-
stovali V jednom vozni. Cas- sa
nam chytro minal
V noel nevideli SINE mic - ale
ked' sme rano vstali, ukazala Sa
nam dolina Susquehanna rieky V
cclej svojej krase (Slovaci rieku
volaju IuZka-Iana). kde clOvek
okom hodi - vSade vrchy, vrsky,
vsadc vchody do bani, vSade plej-
!, ri, mestecka mesta menami,
ktor6 sil StatiSice Slovakom ma
me.
V piatok a. okt.) o s. rano bo
ii SINE NJ vo Wilkes-Barre, kde
len tyzden predtym bola llonven-
Ella Pennsylvanskej Jednoty, kde
vychodi organ tel organizacie
.Bratstvo kde Slovaci vlast-
MIA banku, Pennsylvania Bank &
Trust Co. s prostriedkami vyse
troch milionov dolarov. Tam SINE
museli hned vsadnnt' do elektri-
cky, ably SINE naeas dosli ma scho-
dzu do -Scrantonu.
KOnecne Sme ScrantOne. Y hO-
tell Casey, najprednejsom hoteli
Scrantonu boil sme uz 9. rano.
Iabehli SINE do Bosak State Ban
ky potriast' 81 ruky $ priatel mi
a o 10. hodine bola rocna sch0dza
uz pride. Trvala az do 8. vecer.
Neboio tedy pr1lezitosti poobze-
rat si mesto d6kladne Po sch0dzi
pojal mas vsetkych' kolega Karol
Stiasny, redaktor "Obrany", do
svojho prfbytku ma veceru. Bol
piatok - vecera postna, ale zato
vyborna. Bolo ma vyber nielen je-
dla, ale al napoja, od ktoreho sa
robi dobra nalada. Kolega Ignac
Tatala, redaktor ''Bratstva sa-
dol 81 k pianu, spustil travnice
lned' sa cely dom ozyval kra-
snym slovenskym spevom. Pan
Tatala je nielen dobrym redakto-
rom, ale pianistOm d spevakom.
Spieval neraz do rekordov.
Bolo uz jedenast' hodfn. ked'
SINE sa pod'akovali PAM Stiastnej
"a pohostenie. Ssnovia p. Stias-
n6ho a Tatalu mas odviezli ma
a,ltach do hotelu Spat' SINE ne
sIi, lebo kazdy NAL este dajak1
ytborovn pracu vykontit', takze
maloktory siel spat' pred 2. rano.
V sobotu pozval mas pan Bosak
ma obed hoteli po schodzi Ma
ieho letovisko. o 3. hodine uz
staly automobile pred hotelom,
ma ktorych SINE sd vezli k jazeru.
Cestou zastavili SINE sa V Oily
phant Il Rev. Dulfka, hi. duchov-
neho I, X. S. J. V Olyphant majil
Slovaci tiez banku, Miners Saw
ings Bank & Trust Co., ktorej
prostriedky obnasaj1 vyse pat
milionov dolarov. Jej predsedom
ie D. Michal Bosak. T1to banku
SINE 81 dobre poobzerali. Jej vnu-
trajsok je nadherny. Nal 'ba ume-
lecka a zariadenie vel mi vkusne.
Sd tam izby pre- pohodlie banki-
nych pracovnlkov pracovniciek.
" muzskej izbe je naradie Ces-
ko-Slovenska. Skvostna je izba di-
rektorska, ktorej vyzor zariade-
ME vzbudzuje pravy obdiv. Pan
Bosak zacal bankovy obchod v
Olyphant a tato banka mu je tax
blizka k srdcu, ako j scrantonska,
nes1ca jeho memo. Budova banky
ie dominujdcou ma hlavnej ulici.
Oproti banke je poist 'ovatel'ska
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-10-18

Vysetrovanim iedaotlivych dets-
|kych manses n ,olo zistene, be,
mnohe I niel l.an:ia telesnym a.
padkom alebo rolinnymi nesna-j
dzami, zapriGia nymi hlavne tSm,
re tieto diev6sti, ME sl ma dostael
pre- svoj azky dkol pripravene.
Tieto nesnadzc vcdti obycajne X
rozvodu. t8j
Vysetrovatelias Russell Sage
Foundation poukazujd ma to, ze
hranica veku ma sobas je eiastoe-
ne zavisla ma podnebi, ich pre-.
svedeenie je, ze najnizsia hrani-
ca veku, jakom dieveata by sa.
molly bud1 budlcnosti vyda-
vat, mala by sa stanoyit ma Sc;
stnast' rokov, to vo vsetkych
Statoch Unie. Ak nestanovi zakon
v -ktorom State uz tento mi
nimalny vek, bolo by odporuce-
MIA hodne, aby rodicia, ucitelia a
vsetci ii, ktori majn istt vyplyv
ma tnto situaciu. vSemozne od ta-
kychto predcasnFch sobasov IRA
dzali. .
Povolenie ma Sobas ME je to iste
ako sobasny list. - V zprave sa
upozor1uje tax iste ma vel ky o.
myl, ktoreho sa Gasto dopdst'ajh
cudzinci al Amerikani, ktori ME
ME su ruce oboznameni S man
zelskymi zakonmi americkymi. T.
zv. marriage license, ktoraze
listina ME je Amerike nicim in
Sim ako Gradnym povolenim ma
sobas, pletie sa casto t. Nv. $50
basnym lstom' marriage certi-
ficate), a mnoha nastavajnca man
zelka a manzel sii tel mienky, re
sobasne obrady holy uz vykona-
ne, ak odpovedali spravne ma
vsetky otazky, ktore boly pytane
ma licencnom iirade. V niektorych
pripadoch- malo toto nedorozume-
ME vel'mi zle nasledky. Vysetro-
vatelia organizacie navrhujn pre-
to, aby zakonite poziadavky v
tomto smere boly obom stranam
rnce objasnene kedykol 'vek je po
volenie k sobasu vydavane, ably
V pripade potreby sa TAX dialo
prostrednictvom tlumaca.
Vykorist 'ovanie mladych l'udi.
- Vysetrovatelia Russell Sage
Foundation odhalili jestovanie 81
"manzelskych trhov'', prosperu-
jiicich % rozritch statoch. Mie-
stni nradnfci ,ktori" majd pravo
uzavierat' sobase, zamestnavajd
t. w. runners" ktori pre- mich
shanaj1 obchody,i alebo majn v
elektriekach vyvesene ohlasky, V
ktorych upozornuje mladych l'u-
di na fakt, ze sh pripraveni lega-
lizovat' sobas kazdej dobe den
nej i nocnej, bez toho, ably sa pri-
tom pytali primnoho otazok. .
V istom mestecku ned 'aleko
vel 'komesta prac0vali dvaja sud-
covia pokoja spolocne, a vo voz-
iioch poulicnej elektrickej drahy
mali vyvesene ohlasky nasledujti-'
echo obsahu: "Cipuska, bud pri-
pravena styri hodiny popolud-
nj Pojdeme spolu do je
to iba kdStik cesty, a sudcovia.. ..
a sviazu uzol." a. '.".
Rozdelit' sa sobasne poplatky
so sofermi autodroziek, ktori pri-
vezI parok mladych Pudi, ME je
tax iste nielm neobycajnym. V
istom meste specializoval sa trad
mix, povereny vydavanim povo-
leni ma sobas, v tom, ze vydaval
tieto povolenia iba po Iradnych
hodinach. Ia tito sluzbu 81 ratal
pat dollarov. Inde Ease stal sa
isty podujimavy klenotnik tiez
verejnym notarom a pozatym u.
miestnil v svojej vykladnej skrie-
nj MALI reklamu, V ktorej ozna.
moval mladym l'udom, ze vd 'ac.
ne pre- mich zadovazi povolenie
ma sobas, ak kdpia cd neho OBJ.
r1cky. Sobase sa konajd podl "a
zpravy Russell Sage Foundation
no x,So&1 yob -. y
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-10-18

lsa yydayaf j. .nedel II. 20. okt i:
M 49, !
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-08-26
Second Chapter of Order Is
Being Organized at
Anderson.

E. E. Martin, Indianapolis, was
recently elected inca of the Inter
national Order of Incas, Cuco Lodge
/. This order has been organized
only a short time, and has national
headquarters at 223 Empire Life
building, Indianapolis.
The Order of Incas has its con-
ception in the exemplication of the
Original Inca Nation as founded by
Capac, "Son Of the Sun" The ideals
of the order are set forth in Sir
Thomas NIoore's utopia" They are
to promote industry, cooperation,
philanthropy and morality among
it's members.
Other officers of Cuco lodge, l,
are Mrs. Dorothy Moore, quipu-
camayoc; Mrs. Cora Clarkson, mama
occollo; Allen Webster, sun priest;
Frank c. Mountjoy, villcas; David
R. Farrell, curaca, and Claude
Moore, amaute.
James A. Stephens, national Or
ganizer of the order, now is in An
derson, organizing Lodge 2. Mem
berships are coming in rapidly
Membership is open to both men
and women of legal age, and the
unit of organization is ten members,
called the Chunca.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-08-26
DRILL SQUADS
HOLD REUNION
Annual ConcIave Staged at
New Bethel.

Drill teams of the Associated
Zouave who we're trained by Cap
tain Jacob Fox, 2018 North Talbot
street, from 1900 to 1910, held their
annual reunion at Willowbrook
farm, near New Bethel, Sunday.
Members of the Hoosier zouaves,
The Boys in Blue, Blue Ribbon
zouaves, and Pekin zouaves who
played in vaudeville for many years,
gathered to celebrate the eighty
second birthday of Captain Fox.
The drill team of Boys in Blue
spent three years touring Europe
from 1905 to 1908.
officers of the present organiza-
ton of zouaves who attended were:
Charles P. Ehlers. president; Frank
Insley, secretary; Fred Kepner,
treasurer and executive command
er; Harry Argus, c. o. Warnock and
Fred Finn.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-08-26
WINTER PLANS MADE
Linton Clubs Arrange for
Seasons Activities.

RB Times Special
LINTON, Ind, Aug. 24.-Women
club and lodge members of this city
have turned over their attention to
plans and programs for the fall
and winter season.
Many clubs have outlined courses
of study and program booklets will
be ready for distribution soon4 The
six federated clubs of Linton are:
Bay View, the Delphian, the Elite,
the Fortnightly the Needlecraft and
the Mothers Club of the Christian
church.
There are eleven women's frater-
nal organizations in the city. These
are the Eastern Star, the Elks'
ladies, the Indianola, the Moose
Legionnaires, the Past Noble
Grands, the Past Chiefs circle, the
Quapaw and Chickateth councils Of
Pocahontas, the Royal Neighbors,
the Pythian Sisters and the Re
bekahS.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-08-26
EAGLES MEET
ON THURSDAY
Seventh District Session to
Be Held Here.

A Seventh district meeting Of the
Fraternal Order of Eagles will be
held in the Indianapolis aerie's Of
flee Thursday night, presided over
by Wilbur H. Miller, local secretary
and district chairman. Organiza-
ton matters will be discussed and
plans made for fall and winter
membership campaign and social
activities.
Aeries in the district and the
local chairmen which will represent
them include Noblesville, N. M. Bat
dorff; Greensf1eld, James L. Allen;
Martinsville, George Bennett, and
Shelbyville. r. E. Higgins.
State officers of the order and
chairmen of all the fifteen districts
Of Indiana will attend a meeting
here Sept. with Otto P. Deiuse,
Indianapolis, national organization
department representative for Ia
diana and chairman of the state
old-age pension commission of the
Eagles. Heading the officers delega-
ton will be william A. Stoehr, Con-
nersville, president.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-08-26
Champion Drill Team
VIII Confer Degrees
Bu Times Sneci1L

BD lnteS SpSCIOG
FORT WAYNE, Ind, Aug. 26.-
The champion I. o. o. F. drill team
of the United States will come from
Detroit to confer degrees on second
and third rank candidates here
Aug. 81.
Two hundred will be present from
all parts of the state to receive de-
grees.
Indiana's drill squad from Rich
mond will confer degrees on a large
list of first degree candidates. The
first and second degrees are to be
given in the afternoon and the third
at night.
Governor Harry G.. Leslie, who is
past grand master of Lafayette
lodge, has been invited to speak at
the banquet in the evening.
A large delegation of members
and twenty-five candidates from
indianapolis will attend.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-08-26
CUNNINGHAM is
MADE HEAD OF
Indiana ELkS
Lafayette Chosen as 1880
State Convention
City.

Fred G. Cunningham, Indianapo-
lis, of the Martinsville lodge, B. P.
o. E., elected president of the In
diana Elks' Association, at the state
convention in New Albany, Aug. %
"a, returned home today with the
Indianapolis delegation.
Lafayette was chosen as the 1880
convention city of the Indiana Elks
at the closing session Saturday.
Carl Steinhauer, esteemed loyal
knight of the order, headed the
Indianapolis delegation to New AL
bany in place of v. M. Armstrong,
exalted ruler, who was unable to
attend. Members of the delegation
returning with Cunningham are
Thomas L. Hughes, past exalted
ruler, Joseph Clark, past exalted
ruler; and Bert Richardson.
Other officers named by the con-
vention were Fred c. Weicking,
Bluffton, first vice-president; Frank
E. Coughltn, South Bend, second
vice president; Dan Altman, Mobiles
vile, third ice-president; Lee F.
Bays, Sullivan, fourth vice-presi-
dent; w. G. Groebel, Shelbyville,
secretary; Harry Kramer. Michigan
City, treasurer; DR.. Noble F.. Mitch
ell, New Albany, trustee for three
years; Clifford Savage, Anderson,
trustee for five years. GroebeI
succeeds Altman as secretary, the
latter having served in the Office
seven years.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-08-26
RED MEN TO HOLD
MEETING HERE SEPT. 5
Large Class of Candidates Will
Receive Degrees.
Rn Times Special

BH Times Special
Upton, Ind. Aug. 26.-Arrange-
ments for a meeting of the I'M
proved Order of Red Men Of the
seventh district to be held here Sept.
5. were announced by George Henry.
Windfall, district deputy great sa-
chem, today.
The meeting will include tribes for
Upton, Howard, Hamilton and Gin
ton counties, and will be under
Henry's Jurisdiction.
A parade is planned in the eve
ming. Members will appear in Indian
costumes. The Upton high school
twenty-five piece band will head the
procession. A large class Of candi-
dates will receive the adoption de-
gree by a team composed OF repre-
sentatives from tribes present.
Frank Sherer, Cicero, will have
charge of the work.
Great chiefs will attend the meet
ing and addresses will be given by
r B. Whitton, KnightStown, great
sachem. and Arch H. Hobbs, Indian
apolis, great chief of records.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-08-26
LOCAL men TO
ATTEND STATE
MOOSE SESSION
Seventh ConCIaVe Will Be
Held at Marion
Aug. 1881.

Many members Of indianapolis
lodges, Loyal Order of Moose, will
attend the seventh state conclave
of the organization at Marion, Aug.
90, 30 and 81, officials announced
today.
Among the conventions speakers
will be William A. Anderson, SUI
preme councilman, and NJ. M. Ma
honey, state supervisor, both of In
dianapolis; John F. kaufman, Mum
Gle, president of the Indiana Moose
Association; j. Albert Cassidy,
supreme herder of Mooseheart
legion; Hulda Neiman, Marion,
senior regent, and katherine Smith,
grand recorder.
Registration Thursday
Registration will begin 9 q. m.
Thursday, and the first official
meeting will be held at 1890. The
state executive committee of the or
ganization will have charge. An
open session of the Loyal Order OF
Moose, Mooseheart Legion, women's
chapters and state associations will
convene Thursday afternoon.
Attorney George M. Coon is to
give the address of wei enc for
the Marion lodge, and Mayor James
H Mcconnell will speak in behalf
of the city of Marion.
Teams to Compete
Drill teams from lodges over the
state will compete for prizes during
the three-d day sessions. Marion team
is scheduled to appear in an exhi-
bition drill Friday, to be followed by
a. sightseeing tour and theater
party. The conclave banquet and
grand ball will be given at p. m.
Friday at the Hotel Spencer.
More than seventy-five floats will
take part in the grand closing
parade on Saturday, which is ex-
pected to be the largest ever staged
in Marion. A special committee Is
decorating the city for the event,
according to Lawrence Huey, chair
man. Vestal Reynolds will act as
marshal of the days activities.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-08-26
MOOSE TO HOLD
JOINT PICNIC
Old FiddIers' Contest and
Minstrel Features.
BIZ Times Special

BIZ Times Special
ALEXANDRIA, Ind, Aug. 26.-
Anderson, Elwood, and Alexandria
Moose lodges will hold a joint picnic
at Gilbert's grove, four and one-half
miles north of here on state road 8,
Sept. 8. Lodges from Marion,
Noblesville, Kokomo, Muncie, Tip
ton, Hartford City and Newcastle
will be invited.
A fried chicken dinner will be
served. A minstrel show, Hawaiian
quartet, baseball games, fat mans
race, old fiddlers' contest, hog
calling contests for women and men
are other events.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-08-26
HIBERNIAN WOMEN
TO HOLD CONVENTION

Washington VIII be Scene of State
Gathering.
BU Times Special
WASHINGTON, Ind, Aug. 26-The
Ladies auxiliary of the Ancient Or
der of Hibernians will hold the an
nual state convention here Sept. l,
Q and 3.
Several hundred delegates are ex-
pected by the two Washington Or
CARNATIONS, which are making ex-
tensive preparations for entertain
ment. Sessions will be held in st.
Simon auditorium.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-08-26
LEAVES FOR COUNCIL
Jobs Daughters Past Officer VIII
Attend Meeting.

Mrs. Mae Marcum Jacobs, past
supreme guardian of the Order Of
Jobs Daughters, left Sunday for
Denver, Colo, to attend a meeting Of
the supreme council of the order.
Before her return to Indianapolis
she will be a guest of Mrs. Aillicent
Lopen, past supreme guardian, in
Lincoln, Neb.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-08-26
OUTING HELD BY LODGE
Portland Eagles Have Elks as Guests
at Picnic.

BU Times Special
PORTLAND, Ind, Aug. 26.-Good
weather added to the enjoyment of
picnic held Sunday by Jay Eagles
aerie in the Irwin Black Grove, two
miles southwest of Portland.
A chicken dinner was served at
noon, followed by games and con-
tests.
Because of cooperation between
Portland Eagles and Elks here, pic
mic invitations were extended to
members of the Elks lodges in Port
land and nearby cities.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-08-26
LODGES IN JOINT PICNIC
knights of Pythias Will Hold Out
ing at Portland Sunday.
Bg Times Special

BB Times Special
PORTLAND, Ind, Aug. 26. -
knights of Pythias lodges of Jay
county will hold a joint picnic here
Sunday, it was announced by Fred
Sherman, chairman of the picnic
committee, today.
Members and families from Red
key, Portland and Pennville lodg IS
will attend. Charles S. 10y, SWazee,
grand vice chancellor, is scheduled
to speak.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-08-26
Candidates Become Active

BIZ IfmeS SDccldE
NEWCASTLE, Ind, Aug. &c.
Candidates for city Offices here in
Newcastle are already drawing up
to the starting line preparatory to
the election in November. Don c.
Mckee, Democrat, present city clerk
and candidate for reelection, is dis
tributing cards, which are unique.
They are in booklet form, with his
announcement on the front and
back pages, and the entire Demo-
cratic ticket listed inside.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-08-26
Estate Exceeds $4,000

BN Times SDecldL
ANDERSON, Ind. Aug. 26. - A
final report on settlement of the
estate of Sampson M. Walters has
been filed in the Office of County
Clerk Chester Thomas by L. M,
Walters, administrator. After the
payment of debts, there remained
$12,4O9.60 for distribution among
the parents, one brother and one
sister, surviving heirs. The decd
ent was partner in the Goss-Wal-
tiers Motor Company.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-08-26
EAGLES TO ENTERTAIN
WOMEN'S AUXILIARY
Third Prize Winning Degree Team
Is to Be Honored.
BIZ Times Special

BIZ Times Special
ANDERSON, Ind, Aug. 26-An-
derson Aerie of Eagles will be host
early in September for a banquet
to members of it's women's auxiliary
degree team which won $500, third
prize, in national competition at this
years grand aerie convention in
Minneapolis. This was the teams
first appearance in such a contest.
Definite setting of a date for the
event depends on one convenient
for Wallace j. Dillingham;, Warsaw,
deputy national auditor, who will be
an honored guest.
Cecil HaneS is chairman of a
committee arranging for the ban
quet. He is being assisted by Theo-
dore Duvall, Charles B. Salyer,
Harris Ellis and William Elsten.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-08-26
CARLTON PROGRAM
TO BE HELD TUESDAY
Anton Brees to Play at Scottish Rite
Cathedral

The program to be played by An
ton Brees on the Scottish Rite CARL
Ion Tuesday evening at 8 p. m. fol-
lows:
Fanfare -;....:;:;...........J Len,n1en
~ Passed by Your Window" :. c. II. Brake
THE s WUEid Is Waiting for the se,tz
"Gavotte and Double NV. de- Fesch
20 Jesus. Thou, Art Standing E. Husband
Jerusalem the Golden ........A: Ewing
"Serenade" ................., Schubert
Star spangied Banner .....:.......Key
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-08-26
Death Ends Prosecution

BIT Itn1cS NDeCluT
FRANKFORT, Ind, Aug. 26.-Be-
cause Burt Kelley Of Upton recently
committed suicide, a charge of sell
ing Intoxicating liquors, placed
against Earl Smith in city court
here, has been dismissed. Kelley
was the prosecuting witness. Evil
dence of other persons who claimed
they saw the sale was ruled not
admissible by the court.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-08-26
MOOSE WIN H0N0RS
Degree Team Places Second In
RituaIiStic Competition.

By Times Special
ELWOOD, Ind, Aug. 26.-The
Loyal Order of Moose degree team
mere are holders of second prize in
ritualistic competition win at the
national convention of the organiza-
ton in Detroit last week. Two years
ago the team won a $500 second
prize.
Individual honors in various event
won by members of the Elwood
team: w. Y. Young, pastor dictator,
first: Joseph Platt, dictator, second;
Virgil Poland, vice-dictator. second;
Virgil Roop, prelate, third, and
Ralph Fern, sergeant-at-armS, third.
The honor of Fellowship degree was
conferred upon Platt.