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La gaceta., 1930-02-12
BASE BALL

Otra reunion celebrarom aye;
los enthusiasts del base ball de
la Camara de Concrete de Tam
pa para zanzibar impresiones so
bre la mejor manera de hacer in
teresante a los fanaticos locales
la temporada de practicas, ha-
ciendose varias sugestiones i'm
p~ortantes Y nombrandose comI-
stones para que las llevaran a e
fecto.
Por 10 pronto y para atraer a
la juventud, Sc acordo que ante>
de los desafios de practicaS, Sc
celebre otrO de amateurs, entr2
teams de colegios de Tampa los
cuales llevaran consigo a los te-
rrenos ell grupo de Sonoritas es-
colares que tiene cada club CO.
mo madrinas.
LIZ presentation del manager
Harris y algunos de los jugado-
res, desde los rings del Circulo
Cubano y Benjamin Filed, tam
bi6n Sc acord6 asi como ell pro-
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curar que los policfas sean IS

curar que los policfas sean as
encargados de vender los lilr,.
de tickets de la temporad& d
placticas, obtenido permiSo &c.
Jefe knight para que Sc ocur 81
dc este particular imporsan
Muchas y distinguidas per-.
mas Sc hallaron presenteS Ell Ia
reunion de aver, contandose en-
ire elias Mr.. Green, p~residente
de la Southeastern Legue a
quien preguntamos sobre la en
trada del Club Habana en- ell
champion eonteStandonos que
NADIA saba haSta ell presente,
La reunion fue preSidida por
Mr.. Alexander quien, visto 10 4
vanzado de la bora, ) de la tar
de, crey6 conveniente SuSpen-
derla, rogando a los presentas
lue acudan a la nueva citaci6n
que habra de hacerse la soma
la pr6Xima.
Tn Comite quedo nombrado
para informar en- la pr6xima
teuni6n de los proyectos que Sc
eS presenter, con miraS a ha-
er mas interesan,e tanto la tenn
porada de practicas del Detroit
como los desafios del champion
Iue Sc celebrare en- Tampa.
Los representants de los pc
ri0dicos locales Sc hallaron pre-
Sentes, sngiriendo cada uno d.
ellos, por Su parte, 10 que mas
conveniente creian para al logro
de 10 que Sc proponen los entu-
siastas de la Camara.
Tambi6n Sc anunci6 r',icial-
mente la llegada del Detroit ell
dia "a del presente y que los ira
bajos en- ell diamante de Plant
Park habian va comenzado.
La gaceta., 1930-02-12
UNION DE
DE
SECRETARIA

De orden del companero Pre-
sidente y por acuerdo de Il
Jun.a Dirctiva, cito a Vd. para
la Junta General Extraordina-
ria que Sc celebrara ell pr6ximp
Jdeyes, a las s p. M. en- ell Cen
tro Obrero.
Rogandole puntual asistencia
soy de Nd.
Fraternalmcnte.
h. FGRdHde>.
Sccrttuio.
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60 espsntoso para IN hombre
pequeno Y gordo.

Billy Wellman, que en- una O.
casion fuera famoso como e.
"muchacho empresario" y q. ma
manejara en- los ltimos aIos los
asuntos de Arnold Rothstein,
.siendo nombrado albacea en- ell
testamento que hiciera ell juga-
dor. ha estado en- la Habana eXa
minando la posibilidad de ofre-
GER ALI carreras de aLtom6yil.
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S1n MRUwrTM
C~AMPAMENTO PALMETTO
No 161 DE LOS L~ENADORES
DEL n

For este medic cito a todos
II niembros de asta Logia, pa
~. tenida regular de mauapa
juicy es, a las s p. M. en- nuestro
salon social.
Sc requiere la mas puntual
a~sistencia de todos, por tenar
que tratar de asuntos de tras-
cendental interes.
Fraternalmente.
A. del Castillo.
Secretario.
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Eddie Frayne, director de las
planas deportivas de- New York
American, que vino aqui por u
ma semana Sc Ia tornado tres,
10 cual es por algunos 3 ,mado
como un tanto de ira su
amada parte sur de California.
La gaceta., 1930-02-12

Lou Magnolia esta hacienda
una gran cosa del Jai Alai que
dirige aquf. Grandes cantidades
de dinero cambian de manos Ell
una misma noche
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E. Phocian Howard, editor
del New York Press, esta aqul
con su famoso gordo ayuda de
camara, Ben Jones, un auto
movil Rolls Royce, 62 camisas,
cast todas rosadas, "A trajes, ca
81 todos a cuadros, Y un "rollo''
de billetes que conserva sus boil
sillos fuera de forma.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-12-15
Advertisement
COUGHS SPOIL TALKIES:
SO STARS Use QUICKEST
METHOD TO END COLDS
Hollywood Adopts Same Hospital
Method Now Popular In
Homes of Many Here

When an actor coughs, sneezes
or becomes hoarse while making a
sound picture, the costly sound
film must be made over. So Holly
wood stars now get rid OF colds by
pleasant taste of Ayers Pectoral
"a hospital remedy which doctors
have found to be the quickest, sur
est of different methods used for
head colds, coughs and chest colds.
Robert Armstrong, for example,
had a severe cough caused by neg
lecting a chest cold. Examination
showed that his breathing passages
were congested, his throat was in
famed by constant coughing and his
voice was hoarse.
Then he was given double strength
doses of Ayers Cherry Pectoral
every Is minutes until congestion
started clearing up, then spoonful
every two hours.
In just an hour or SO the medi-
cation began to relieve congestion.
Breathing became easier; the spas
nlodic attacks of coughing ceased
and by dinner time he was feeling
like different person. When
friends arrived for bridge that
evening, his hoarseness had almost
entirely disappeared. In just day
or 50 he was delighted to ind that
Cherry Pectoral had cleared up the
The Indianapolis times., 1930-12-15
ELECTION HELD BY
MODERN WOODMEN
Bloomington Lodge Names Officers
for Ensuing Year.

Bloomington Lodge Names Officers
for Ensuing Year.
By Times Special
BLOOMINGTON, Dec. 15.-Of1cers
for. the ensuing year were elected
here by the Modern Woodmen lodge
naming Harvey Owens consul.
Others elected are:
Cecil Nash, past consul Tom Lavender.
advisor: Clarence Carter. banker; Guy
Dooley. clerk Tom Leack. escort. and
Bryan Sparks. trustee for three years
A banquet attended by more than
a hundred members was held fol-
lowing the election. The lodge will
collect clothing and food for distri-
button to the needy at Christmas.
Russell Loesch, Garter and Dooley
were named as committee.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-12-15
PRATHER LODGE
WILL INSTALL
new OFFICERS
Dance Will Follow Public
Ceremony on Dec. 27;
Party Arranged.

Public installation of officers to
be followed by a dance is scheduled
for Dec. 27 by Calvin Prather Lodge
TIT, F. and A. M, at Prather temple,
Forty-second street and College
avenue.
Officers to be installed include:
Pierce E. Cummings, worshipful
master; George H. Drechsel Jr,
senior warden; Joseph w. Kaercher,
junior warden; Clarence S. Arm
strong, secretary; Albert johnson,
treasurer; Scott Mccoy, senior
deacon; Calvin j. Clymer, junior
deacon, and John S. Buck, senior
steward.
The Master Mason degree will be
conferred at Prather temple Fri
day night with the assistance of
the Prather Craft Club, under the
leadership Of A. F. Thomas, craft
captain.
The annual children's Christmas
party will be given Saturday under
auspices of all the Prather groups,
which include Prather lodge, Prath-
er chapter. Prather council and
Nettie Ransford Eastern Star
chapter.
Robert M. Thompson is worship
full master of Prather lodge.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-12-15
EAGLES !NDUCT
LAST CLASS OF
YEAR TONIGHT
Entertainment to Follow
Ritual of Lodge
Aerie Here.

indianapolis Eagles aerie tonight
will initiate its last class of the
year. the second Of a group of can
didates houoring the old-age pens
sion movement.
At $3.50, an fter-initiation pro-
gram, open to members and their
friends, will be given. Musical
numbers have been arranged and
there will be a surprise feature
offered by President j. Pierce Cum
by drill team members.
by drill tam members.
Several committees are busy with
plans for the annual Christmas en-
tertainment to be given Dec. q,
when families of members will be
guests. From 1900 to 1900 children
are entertained each year at these
programs and receive gifts.
The Christmas party of the
Alexandria Eagles aerie will be held
the evening of the holiday. Prepa-
rations are being made to entertain
several hundred persons, including
members and their children.
Immediately after the holiday
season members Of the order
throughout the state will intensity
their campaign for an old age PEN
sion bill for Indiana, as the gen.
eral assembly will convene Jan. g.
The campaign is directed by Otto
P. Deluse, indianapolis, chairman
Of the Eagles states old-age PEN
sion commission. President Cum
mings, indianapolis aerie, is Seventh
district chairman Of the commits
sion.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-12-15
OFFICERS WILL
Be INSTALLED
Masonic Groups Will Hold
Christmas Party.

Elaborate ceremonies will mark
public installation of officers and
the Christmas party Saturday night
by Indianapolis lodge 669, Royal
Arch chapter 1873. and Order of
Eastern Star, 393, at their temple,
Morris and Harding streets.
More than nine hundred members
and friends of the lodge are ex-
pected. Cards, dancing and a
musical program has been arranged
and all proceeds will go for relief
work for needy widows and orphans
Of the lodge.
Officers to be installed include:
Martin A. Jewell, worshipful master;
Dwight Priest, senior warden; Ed
ward Lehman, Junior warden; Emil
Hadley, senior deacon; Cecil Dunn,
Junior deacon; William Thomas,
tyler. Stewards will be named later.
The entertainment committee is
comprised of Fred Newhouse, chair
man; Dwight Priest, Edward Leh-
man, Emil Hadley and Clarence
Babcock.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-12-15
NEWCASTLE MAS0NS
ELECT NEW OFFICERS

Clyde Hardesty Is Chosen Master
of r. and S. NJ. Council.
By Times Special
NEWCASTLE, Ind, Dec. Is
Clyde G. Hardesty is newly elected
illustrious master of Newcastle
council. R. and S. M. Other new
officials include:
Howard Harvey. deputy master; Wilmer
NJ. Anderson. principal conductor of work:
Don B. Arnold. captain of the guard: Ray
Davis. treasurer; F. G. Lewis. recorder;
Fay Ayres. conductor of council. and
Frank Weir. sentinel.
New officers of Newcastle COM
mandery, A, Knights Templar,
are:
Gus Cook. commander: Don NJ. Cassidy.
generalissimo: J.1~E F1gnninger, captain
general Henry Martin. prelate; Peter L.
Riley. senior warden: Nelson N. Miller,
Junior warden; Fred Saint. treasurer and
Horace Allison, recorder.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-12-15
IS HELD
Wichman Is Chosen Leader
by Sacred Heart Group.

Anthony j. Wichman was elected
president of the knights of st.
George, Sacred Heart Catholic
church, at meeting in the school
hall, 1902 Union street. Other Of
hcers chosen were: Joseph Seyfried,
vice-president; Edward Steffen, gen.
eral secretary; Alfred Koers, as
sistant secretary; Louis Koerner Jr.,
treasurer, and Edward Etter, Albert
J. Voight, John Kirch and George
Weimer, trustees.
Arrangements we're made to pre-
sent orphans of former members
with Christmas presents. Rex P.
Young, manager of the foreign
travel department of the Fletcher
Savings and Trust Company, gave
an illustrated lecture.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-12-15
WO0DMEN CAMPS TO
COOPERATE IN PARTY
Joint Christmas Fete for Families
to Be Held Tuesday Night.

Members Of Marion Camp 1858,
Cedar Camp 1888, and Maple Camp
1868 will hold joint Christmas
party for members and their fam
lilies at 8 Tuesday night at Wood
mems hall. 322 East New York
street.
Committee in charge of the event
is composed Of Harry Argus, chair
man; John Sproul, secretary-treas-
urer; Roy La Roach, Walter Kirsch,
Dan Weaver. E Eddington, Allen
Matthews, D. Stackhouse, H. D.
Patterson and Raymond Trout, dis
trict deputy. Prizes and favors will
be provided for the children.
Cedar camp will hold its monthly
card party Wednesday night and
Capitol City camp will entertain
members and friends with a party
Friday night.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-12-15
EVANSVILLE AERIE
TO RECEIVE GLASS
Eagles Will Initiate 100
Sunday in Honor of
DeIuSe.

EVANSVILLE, Ind, Dec. 15.-A
class of 100 will be initiated Sunday
by Evansville aerie, Fraternal Order
OF Eagles, honoring Otto F. Deluse,
indianapolis, past national president
OF the order. He is a member of
the national old age pension COM
mission and chairman of the In
diana commission in that movement.
The initiation and attendant ac-
tivities are being arranged by Clar-
ence G. Ryan, Evansville, state vice
president of the Eagles and Twelfth
district chairman, who has desig-
mated Sunday as Deluse day.
He announces that arrangements
are being made to entertain 1000
visitors from aeries within a radius
Of 800 miles of Evansville.
A special train will be used to
bring the drill team of Brazil aerie
to Evansville. A parade will be one
Of the features.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-12-15
NezOS Notes
of LegionS
AuxiIia9ieS
BY MRS. RUTH INNS

BY MRS. RUTH INNS
Plans were made for the annual
welfare program and committee re-
ports were received at the business
meeting of the Franklin unit,
Franklin, last Monday night. Money
usually expended in the Christmas
grab-bag party will be devoted to
the good cheer fund and Junior
Red Cross. Plans we're completed
for filling Christmas baskets, and
for sending fruit to patients in gov
ernment hospitals.
Annual Christmas party will be
held Dec. % in the Legion club
room. Hostesses will be Mrs. Wal
lace Bowman, Mrs. Robert Handley,
Mrs. j. B. Walker, Mrs George
Foist and Miss Lillian waste.
A Joint Legion and auxiliary meet
ing of the Ninth district will be
held at Lebanon Dec. 18.
The home of Mrs. Will Patterson,
Thorntown, was decorated in keep
ing with the spirit OF Christmas,
when thirty-six members of Thorn
town unit No. 218 were entertained
last Monday night. Mrs. John Stall,
president, impersonated Mrs. Santa
Claus. Money was allowed for gifts
to children of the KnightStown chill
dren's home.
The rehabilitation report Of Mrs.
Harley Hendrickson for this month
included gifts to hospitalized ex-
service men in the Danville hospital,
money allowed for the hospital
supply shelf, a sum forwarded to the
state department for the Christmas
fund, and a gift to the units
adopted ex-soldier in the Marion
National sanatorium.
A Christmas play, cold Growers
Christmas Eve" was given. The
story of the Christmas tree also was
given by Mrs. Spencer. Christmas
gifts were exchanged.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-12-15
NEW JUNIOR GROUP
FORMED BY LODGE

A junior circle of the Protected
Home Circle has been installed by
Capitol City Circle 176, under the di-
rection of Mrs. Cora E. Phillips,
junior director, of Sharon, Pa.
Mrs. John w. Murray and Mrs.
George Bedell will be counsellors.
Officers of the Junior circle are:
Arthur Williamson. past president:
Charlyn Murray. president: Arthur Mas
coe. vice-president: Dorothy Kelly,
guardian; Margaret Harris. chaplain: VI
ginia Probst. secretary; Wilford Hill,
treasurer: Dorothea James. companion
Ray Dietrich. guide; Melvin Hill. sentinel;
Ellsworth Yorker. usher, and Helen Diet
rich. assistant usher.
All children between the ages of
8 and 16 are eligible to membership.
Meetings will be held at 322 East
New York street.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-12-15
OFFICERS ARE CHOSEN
Mrs. Elizabeth Hook New Regent of
Columbus Moose Auxiliary.
By Times Special

Do tneS NpeCtuB
COLUMBUS, Ind, Dec. 15.-Mrs.
Elizabeth Hook is newly elected
senior regent of the Mooseheart Le-
gion. women's auxiliary of Loyal
Order Of Moose.
Other new officers are: Mrs. John
Sears, junior regent; Mrs. Mildred
Snow, past regent; Mrs. Addie Hart,
chaplain; Mrs, Susie Sims, recorder,
and Mrs. Orpha Kirby, treasurer.
Instead of a grab bag at their
annual Christmas party this year,
members of the legion will devote
the money they would have spent
to filling baskets of food for the
needy.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-12-15
OFFICERS TO BE SEATED
D. r. Foltz viii Be Installed a:
Meridian Lodge Noble Grand.

Donald R. Foltz will be installed
as noble grand of Meridian Lodge
460, Independent Order of Odd Eel
lows, at the first regular meeting in
January.
Other officers to be installed at
the same time are: George D.
Haugh, vice-grand; Walter Hack
Ter, secretary; George Asche, treas
urer, and Guy z. Foltz, trustee.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-12-15
STETTLER IS H0N0RED
BY LETTER CARRIERS

John Stettler has been reelected
president of Hoosier City branch 80.
National Association of Letter Car
rierS. Other officers are David
Bland, vice president; Charles Mi
chael, recording secretary; William
Barlow, financial secretary; Charles
Reed, treasurer, and Earl w Dieck,
trustee.
Elected delegates to the annual
state convention, Feb. %, at South
Bend, in addition to the officers,
were:
Edgar L. Minnich. Claude Franklin.
John T. Larner. Thomas Greenwood. Oren
Collins. James Statesman. Lowell Wads-
worth. Donald Scarce. Charles N. Adams
Robert Maze, Guy Able. Nelson Cooke and
The Indianapolis times., 1930-12-15
RITE PARTY TO
I mark OPENING
OF new YEAR
open House and Reception
for Members, Families
to Be Revived.

Rev1ving a social event popular
many years ago among members Of
the Scottish rite, the bodies in the
valley Of Indianapolis will hold
open house" New Years day for
members, their families and guests.
Taking advantage Of the increased
facilities Of the new cathedral, the
entertainment committee has ar
ranged for a turkey dinner" TO be
served to visitors from 1890 to 2
D. m. Advance reservations must
be made with the secretary. The
same menu will be available from
to p, m, also with advance res
ervations. The dining room will be
arranged for dancing between
courses.
Reception Is Scheduled
The New Years reception, sched-
uled from 2 to p. m. will be open
TO al the membership and will in
clude dancing and an organ recital.
Marshall T. Levey is chairman OF
the entertainment committee and
other members are: Garland M.
Stewart, vice-chairman; G. Roltare
Eggleston, Horace Mitchell, Gran
vile A. Richey, George F. Schreib-
er. For the dinner and the dancing
the committee will be assisted by a
large number Of rite members.
During open house" greetings,
John F. Engelke, thrice potent mas
ter, will head the line, assisted by
Gail H. NIorehead. sovereign prince;
J. Ralph Fenstermaker, most wise
master; Harry c. Anderson, COM
mander-i chief; Fred L Willis, sec
retary, and other officers Of the
bodies
Honor Patron Saints
Attention also is directed to the
annual observance Of st. Johns
day, in honor of the two patron
saints of Masonry. st. John, the
Baptist and st. John, the Evange-
list. The formers festival falls on
June "a and the latter's on Dec. q.
tt has been the Scottish Rite
practice to hold the commemorative
ceremonies on the Sunday nearest
one or the other festival days, hon
oring both, and this year the serv-
ices will be held Sunday. Dec. %,
1t $3.50 o. m. This also will be made
the occasion to pay tribute to mem
bers who have died during the last
year.
A special invitation to attend the
ceremonies has been extended to
widows of members and to blue
lodge" guests Of members Of the
rite.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-12-15
CORPS ELECTS OFFICERS
Mrs. Caryl Rogers Is New President
of George Chapman Unit.

Mrs. Caryl Fern Rogers is presi-
dent of the George H. Chapman
unit, Woman's Relief Corps, follow
ing her election at Ft. Friendly.
Other officers elected are:
Mrs. Emily Almond. senior vice-presi-
dent; Mrs. Ida Brummell. junior vice
president; Mrs. Clara Adams Mitchell.
treasurer: Mrs. Cora Naugle. chaplain;
Mrs. Alice Worland. conductor; Mrs. Cath
crime Harvey. guard, and Mrs. Mitchell
Mrs. Nellie Benson and Mrs. Nettte Dahn
delegates to the department convention
and Mrs. Worland. Mrs. Harvey and Mrs.
Brummell. alternates.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-12-15
NAMED BY
ANDERSON CHAPTER

Mrs. Cornelius Hughes to Become
Eastern Star Worthy MatrOn.
ANDERSON, Ind, Dec. 15.-Mrs.
Cornelius Hughes was elected
worthy matron of Anderson chapter
154, Order of Eastern Star, at a re-
cent meeting here. Mrs. Hughes
succeeds Mrs. Marie Woke as head
of the chapter. Other officers elect
ed include:
Adam Hughes. worthy patron: Mrs. Edith
McElwain. associate matron: Al V. Reschar,
associate patron: Mrs. Ella M. Parker, Sec
retary: Mrs. Reta Cook. treasurer: Mrs.
winona Thornburg. conductress: Mrs. Cora
Skinner. associate conductress.
The newly elected matron will
select the appointive officers
this week and installation of new
officers will be held early in jan
uary,
The Indianapolis times., 1930-12-15
PYTHIAN SISTERS ELECT
ShelbyvilIe Women Officers Named
for Coming Year.

By Times Special
SHELBYVILLE, Ind, Dec. 15.-Of-
ficers were elected recently by the
Pythian Sisters lodge here and will
be installed on a date yet to be
named. New officers include:
Myrtle Clapp. past chief; Waunita
Rhodes, most excellent chief: 1orene Long.
excellent senior: Ruby Stiers, excellent
junior: Ruby Hopkins. manager: Johanna
Dickman. mistress of records and corre-
spondence: Goldie Bass. mistress OF
finance: Claudine Small. protector; Ida
Calvert. trustee: Olive Price. press corre-
spondent: Anice VanPelt. installing officer
and pianist: Edna Carly. staff CAPTAIN:
Dena Gartner. grand temple representa-
tive: May discus. alternate; Goldie Bass.
district representative, and Lillian Rhodes.
alternate
The Indianapolis times., 1930-12-15
WAR VETERANS INVITED
Fortville Legion Post Will Hear
Talk on Compensation Law.

All Veterans of the World war
are invited to attend a meeting at
Red Mems hall, Fortville, at 1880
tonight to hear a discussion of pen
sion and compensation laws by
Service Post 1913, American Legion.
Campaign to collect clothing and
food as part of the legions' tenn
porary relief program for the job
less and needy has been started by
Service post auxiliary. A Christ
mas party will be held by the aux
iliary Dec. %.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-12-15
POCAHONTAS ELECTS
OFFICERS FOR YEAR
Christmas Party for Orphans VIII
Be Held at Columbus.

COLUMBUS, Ind, Dec. 15.-Poca-
hoatas lodge here at a business
meeting recently elected the follow
ing officers:
Mesdames Joe Horn, prophecies: Laura
Brumheld. Pocahontas: Dollie Beers.
Winona: Rettie Dietz. keeper Of wampum;
Jennie Hertel. keeper of records: Pearl
Reeves. collector Of wampun: Ed Lambert.
drill captain: Mrs. Nellie Chambers. mu-
sician: Joe Reeves. powhatan. and Mrs.
Della Irwin. trustee.
The lodge and the Red Mems
lodge will hold their annual Christ
mas party for orphans on Christmas
eve.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-12-15
LODGE PICKS NEW HEAD
E. v. Mann Is Chosen by Pivot City
Railway Clerks Unit.

E. V. Mann was elected president
of Pivot City Lodge 90, Order of
Railway Clerks, at a recent meeting
Other officers chosen were:
Thomas Minor. vice-president: G. c.
Jacobs. treasurer: r. L. Maxwell. record
ing secretary: E. r. Wall. financial secre-
tary. and G. E. Finch and R. F. Beckley.
delegates to the national convention at
Denver. May II.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-12-15
LODGE NAMES OFFICERS
d. G. Goss New knights of Pythias
Commander at Newcastle.

NEWCASTLE. Dec. I'D. c.
GoSs became chancellor command
er of Anniversary lodge. Knights OF
Pythiss, at recent election here
Other officers named include:
Edson Wilson vice chancellor: Harold
Freeman. prelate: Virgil Allison. II. at A..
Hugh Wooden. NJ. Of W: VIII Sa6ler. L
c.: Harold Rogers. o. c.: B. W. Tilford.
n OF p: Albert Tousey n. OF E.: Ray
mond Abbott. K r. s.: George o. Sevey.
trustee for three years
The Indianapolis times., 1930-12-15
RED MEN CELEBRATE
LODGES BIRTHDAY

Banquet for Members and Families
at Bloomington, Dec. 20.
By'Ttnes Special
BLOOMINGTON, Dec. 15.-Ari-
zona tribe SO, Improved Order of
Red Men, will celebrate its fifty
sixth birthday Saturday night, Dec.
20, at a pow-wow and banquet for
members and their families.
The program will include music,
an address by Judge Fred S. Hines,
Noblesville. past great sachem, and
response by Arch H. Hobbs, Indian
apolis, great keeper of records. The
Rev. Edward Schneider, Indianapo-
lis, will pronounce the invocation.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-12-15

Elsie Allison has been chosen
assistant chairman of a commit
tee of Harmony lodge, No. 1,
United Order Of American
Workers, to arrange a series of
holiday entertainments, the first
to be a card party and dance
Wednesday night at the hall,
East Michigan and North East
streets. Other members Of the
committee are Hattie Wentworth,
chairman, and Inez Dunning.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-12-15
Red Men to Hold Program

Is n IlmeS SpeclQt
FORTVILLE, Dec. 15.-Red Men
If Hancock county will meet here
with Manitua Tribe SO at 7.30 Tues
day night. State officers who will
attend and have a part on the pro-
sram are Great Sachem Russell
Evans, Spencer and Harry Elsten,
Lapel, district deputy.