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The Indianapolis times., 1930-06-21
| Major Leaders

BY United Press
The following statistics, compiled
by the United Press, include games
of Friday. June 20.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-06-21
MIKE McTIGUE WINS

81 Times Special
SCHENECTADY, N. Y, June q.
Mike McT1gue, former light
heavyweight champion, won a ten
round verdict over George Neron,
New York Greek, here Friday.
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sCoREs az TWEIYE BEST
GIANTS CANCEL OPTION

The New York Giants have cam
ceIled their options on Bill Powley,
Ray Fitzgerald and Lou Allen. with
the Bridgeport club Of the z Ekern
League.
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With Tribe at Bat
SONNEBERG YICTOR

MANCHESTER, N. H.. June 21.-
Gus Sonnenberg. heavyweight wres-
ter, tossed Jean Ledoux. Canadian,
In two straight falls here Friday.
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PIRATES SELL CLARKE
BIZ Times SpeciaI

PITTSBURGH, June 21-Stuart
Clarke, utility infielder. has been
sold by Pittsburgh Pirates to Ft.
Worth Of the Texas League. under
option
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AT WASHINGTON PARK


Bather, ITO: Pendergast. is; Make Be, Be:
lieve. 108; Hot Shot, 11s; .zida. 1O1:
Passalong 1903; Deerf1eid, Ito: Lucky Lucky Hit. Hit.
lis; Wicker. 106; The Okah, lis; NYmph
King. lis.
Second Race (sl,2oO; claiming: 2-year-
oldS and up: five and one-half furlongsD-
Girl GiTl: 1ls: Burning up, IoS: Wigrose, ios
key Shine. 107: Dunfern. 107; Mary Cobb.
lO7; Soguro. l13: Early America, lot.
Third Race Isl, 300; claiming; 4-year-olds
l05; Peter; ITO; Dubric. 112; Venezuela, 112;
SethS Ballot. 107: Jack Alexander, 105
Louise Wilson. 100: Golden Racket. l10:
Blanc Seing. los.
Fourth Race ts1.3OO; allowances: The
HinSdale: 3-year-olds and up; six fuTlongsl
Camp Boss. Ill; Hypoluxo. ITO; Eskimo.
Il0; Ellice. 1o3; Supreme Sweet, 1903; Over
board. 103.
Fifth. Race (s1,OOo;, added: The Illinois
1 % i3 Y:aG pHa f anP ios sssR Eve
ming Sky. 116; Erin. 116;. Richwidow 116:
Chelys, 116; Pansy Walker. 1l6; TippY
Toe 1IS; ,6,; ta)HOney Locuts' l16; Snow
CaIJ. N. Camden entry.
Sixth Race 1900: The Edgewater
Beach hotel: handicap: S-year-olds; mile
and seventy vardsl-Toro. 124; Clubhouse.
isff; isf:; l'lam' l0i' The Nut IA My Dandy
Seventh Race (s1,3OO: claiming: 4-year-
olds and up: mile and eighthl-Quibbler.
107: Spotlight 100: Jem. IFS: Irene T..
10: Ssraievo. l12; Florhi, I07; Shady Rest.
io5; Eleven Sixty, 1l5; Feu Follet, ITO:
weather. cloudy: track. fast.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-06-21

THE well-known jumping jack
Il of the f1stic profession, Cow
boy Eddie Anderson, will return
to Indianapolis Tuesday to battle
Spug Myers, the Idaho Potato, in
the feature ten-round scrap at
Ft. Harrison, and if Eddie can
evade the crushing blows of the
Pocatello puncher, the fans will
say he's good. Sammy Mandell
Cancelled a bout with Myers here
Speedway eve. The Anderson
Myers encounter promises to be a
thriller. There will be six scraps
ct the army arena Tuesday, saart-
inr at $50, two fou1s, three SiXes
and ten.
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TWO ARE RELEASED

NEW YORK, June 21.-Pitcher
John Railson, formerly of the
University of Texas, and infielder
William Werber, former Duke uni
versity player, have been released
by the New York Yankees to AL
bany of the Eastern League on op-
ton, it was announced Friday.
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Assumption A. c. will meet st. Josephs
fr q double-header at Rhodius No. sun
day at o. m. A complete shake-up mas
been made IN the A. c. lineup. A. c. will
hold an important practice this evening
at Rhodius park. Wersing. Anne ana ia
hoboe notice.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-06-21

ID APPING out two home runs
N against the Chicago Cubs
Friday, Walter Berger, hero Of the
Boston Braves, took the lead for
circuit swats in the National
League, passing Chuck Klein and
Hack Wilson, who have nineteen.
The former Los Angeles star
swings right-handed and is a
stalWart, weighing more than 100
and standing six and two. His
age is "a. Beantown fans have
"set him up" as their idol, and
the big fellow is a strong gate at
traction.
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A. SUNDAY at Riverside No. at 3 .. NJ.
Sherick and Bright will form the Cardinals
battery and Becker and OXley will be on
the Acme firing line Cardinals have July
! open and would like to book city or
state club. Write Frank Heehinger. q
Qansas street or call DR.. 3l04-W. Perkins
vile and Mars Hill. notice.
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Baseball
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Today'S Games

ONN . NAIIIOO
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
INDIANAPOLIS at Kansas City.
Louisville at Milwaukee.
Columbus at Minneapolis.
Toledo at st. Paul.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Chicago at Washington.
Cleveland at Philadelphia.
Detroit at New York.
st. Louis at Boston.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Boston at Chicago two gamesl.
Brooklyn at Cincinnati two games).
New York at Pittsburgh.
Philadelphia at st. Louis.
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fast city team playing Sunday ball in
Call Drexei 7479.
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Due TO the Baltimore & Ohio railroad
pic,iic Saturday games scheduled between
Link-Belt Dodge team and B. & Q. have
been transferred from Brookside No. to
GARFIELD No. 2. First game viii start al
, .. m, All PLAYERS Of both clubs are re-
ouested to note change and report at ola-
mond early.
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Lead in Their Positions


NEW YORK, 21Leadng batsmen in position in the
major LEAGUES according to United Press oloWs
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Semi PRO and Amateur
Baseball Notes

Indianapolis Reserves will play Western
A A. Sunday 0. m. Reserves are in
need Of q good shortStop and third base
man. Call Oh. SAIL.
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Indianapolis Orioles viii meet Foresters
Cubs Sunday at Riverside diamond az
so PLAYERS are requested 70 report st
Q. clock Orioles have open dates in Jus
nd games are wanted with fast state
leans. Cal Belmont f6o1 and ask for joe
Snss and Rosehroch wiii form the Cricle
Battery sunday.
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Following their to triumph over Irv-
tneton. Builders in Municipal League
game last SUNDAY. Sexson Coal nine VIII
play Riverside Olympic next Sunday az
Riverside No ! at D. m.
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The strong indianapolis Meldons have
town games are desired with leading state
cubs. Write. wire or call Bob Stehlin. Sl6
owe street. phone Drexel SeTe-J. South
Haute Eagles. Louisville tKy.1 White Sox.
Bedford Greystones and Peru GreyS take
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Fourth Race (s1.3O0: allowances: The
Hinsdale: 3-year-olds and up; six furlongsl
ITO; Ellice. 1903; Supreme Sweet. 1OS; over
board. 103.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-03-03
INITIATION SET
FOR MARCH e
Richmond Eagles to Honor
indianapolis Team.

A class honoring the drill team
OF indianapolis aerie, Fraternal Or
der of Eagles, will be initiated
March % by Wayne acre, Rich
mond, largest of the sixty-five In
diana aerias
The team, which IS The only one
ever winning first honors three
years consecutively in national COM
petition, is directed by Wilbur H.
Miller.
Discussion of plans for the trip
Will take place at the meeting of
the aerie here tonight. A large dele
cation of local Eagles, headed by
President Joseph F. Beatty, will &C
company the team.
Membership gains during Febru-
ary included ia by four aeries, in
GLIDING Indianapolis, Martinsville,
Ligonier and Logansport, the latter
being first with fifty-siX and Ligo-
nier second with forty-one.
Connersville aerie is making plans
for celebrating the twenty-fifth an
niversary of its founding May T.
Otto P. Deluse, indianapolis, for
mer national president, and chair
man Of the Eagles Indiana old age
pension commission. announces APP
pointment of Lowell Neff, president
of Logansport aerie, as Eleventh
district chairman.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-03-03
RAINMAN SPEEDS RELIEF
TO HIS Own COUGH!
Finds REM route
fastest way

Mr.. F. ". Clifford of ia Frank
lin St., Portland, Maine, is
trainman on the Maine Central,
and railroading in Maine in the
winter is no easy job. One winter
while working on a freight train,
he caught a very bad cough. He
tried first one thing for it, then
another---but without any
results. Then he dropped in at
Hollands Drug Store at Oxford
and Mayo SITS, and asked them
to recommend a good cough
remedy. The druggist suggested
REM and Mr.. Clifford reports,
I'm glad to say it relieved my
cough in a short time" REM's
quick action in relieving 4 cough
has delighted thousands. 1t is
due, in part, to the fact that it
clings to your throat and spreads
a soothing, healing film, bringing
quicker relief. Find that out for
yourself!
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-03-03
PYTHIANS WILL
CONTINUE STATE
MEMBER DRIVE
Meetings viii Be Held in
Each of 26 Districts
During March.

Continuation of the knights Of
Pythias membership drive in this
state with a series of district meet
ingS, known as March Thirty Ses-
SION" to be held this month, was
announced today by Charles S. 10y,
grand chancellor.
Twenty-Seven meetings, one in
each Knight of Pythias lodge dis
trict in the state, will be held dur
ing March, starting with g. meeting
at Greenfield next Monday night
Page rank classes are being Sc
cured for these meetings. An aver
age attendance of 500 persons is ex-
pected at each session. Carl r,
Mitchell, Indianapolis, and other
grand lodge officers are assisting
Chancellor 10y in the statewide
program, and every member of the
order In this state will be enlisted
in promotion of this spring pros
gram.
Talked on History
LII A1AS le-ob VI d SC1 lCS Vi JdDlidIY
and February state meetings of the
order, Anniversary lodge No. 49, Of
MartinSville, combined a district
page rank initiation with its fiftieth
anniversary observance Wednesday
night.
Lodges from Bloomington, Para
gon. Spencer, Mooresville and
Brooklyn participated in the work.
-Four charter members of the Ami
versary lodge were present. Fer
dinard Baldwin, a charter member
who has been active in K. OF p,
lodge work constantly for fifty
years, talked on history of the Mar
tinsville organization.
Class Given Degrees
A class of 104 candidates, known
as the golden anniversary page rank
class, were given degrees. This class
organized and will hold an ami
versary banquet each year, the next
to be held in Bloomington, Feb.
20, 1881.
o. o. Stevens was elected presi-
dent Of the Golden anniversary
class, and a vice president was
chosen from every lodge represented
at the meeting. Raymond Abbott
is class secretary and j. Jones Jr.,
Of Martinsville, is orator.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-03-03
Scottish Rite Section
to Begin Degree Work
MasonS From 81 Counties
Will Be Included in
Spring Classes.

First section Of the spring convo-
cation class of Scottish Rite will
start through degree work Friday
night at the cathedral
Fourth to the eighth degrees, in
elusive, will be conferred by a group
headed by Tine B. Dickinson, thrice
potent master.
Friday will start series Of de-
gree exemplifications to be held
Wednesday and Friday nights
through March %. and to be CHI
NAKED with the Sixty-f1fth convo-
cation and reunion, March 81, April
1 and 2.
William H. Crousore is chairman
of the first section, convocation
committee for Friday night He is
assisted by David Anderson, Charles
Apostol, Harvey w. Black, Clay
bourne Blue. Charles H. Bonge Jr.,
George E. Cox, Henry Dithmer Jr.,
Harry B. Dynes. Albert j. Ball, Ray
D. Barnes and Walter B. Bozell.
Glasses to receive degrees at the
cathedral in seven session prior to
the convOcation will include MaSonS
from f1fty-two counties of the state,
comprising the indianapolis juris-
dictiOn.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-03-03
PRESIDENT IS GUEST
V. F. w. Auxiliary Visited
by National Chief.

National President Bessie Haw-
kins of Revere (Mass.) Veterans OF
Foreign Wars auxiliary, visited La
velle Gossett auxiliary, No 9o8, of
this city, Wednesday and was guest
of one of the auxiliery's feature
meetings of the year.
Other honor guests included Mrs.
Florence Stark of New Jersey, past
national president, and Mrs. Mary
Elliott Of Muncie, department presi-
dent.
Members from neighboring aux
iliaries were present. Convention
City auxiliary officers exemplified
the ritual. Lavelle-G ossett post of
the mems organization attended.
Other guests were Mrs. E. Nc
Donald, president of Hoosier aux
iliary, and c. Michials, commander
of the LaVelle- GoSsett post.
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Holds Highest Rank i'm
Order at Age of 28
Evansville Man Commands
Knights TempIar After
Six-Year Career.

Rr Times Special
EVANSVILLE, Ind, March s.
Robert Greek, commander of La
Valletta commandery NO Is, Knights
Templar, who at the age Of % holds
the highest rank of the order, is
believed the youngest commander in
this state.
In six years he accomplished what
it takes the ordinary prospect, even
with rapid promotion, at least ten
years to accomplish.
Greek joined the order at the
age of %, went two years without
holding an office, and was made
third guardsman, Jan. l, 1926. Next
year he became a warder, gaining
this by striding over two positions. A
death and removal of two officers
from the city led to his commission
as standard bearer, then junior
warden in 1927. He served as sem
ior warden in 1928 and was COM
rnissioned generaIiSsimo in 1929.
Youth, ability and ambition are
regarded as the qualities contrib
uting to his usual success in fra
ternal work. To lead a commandery
in city the size Of Evansville gen.
orally is left for older members.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-03-03
MARION COUNTY
MASONS TO Be
PARTY GUESTS
Program Arranged by City
Chapter at Temple
Next Saturday.

More than 1000 Master Masons
of Marion county will be enter
tanned by Indianapolis chapter, No.
5, Royal Arch Masons, at the
Masonic temple, North and Illinois
streets, at 7;30 p. m. Saturday.
The program announced today
provides for motion pictures, vaude-
vile, dancing and refreshments.
This will be the major entertain
ment offered by the Royal Arch
order for the winter season.
Clayton c. Marsh, chapter scribe,
has announced engagement Of two
Orchestras for the evening, Riggs
Black Cats and the Junior Melody
Boys, the latter a juvenile orchestra
of eleven members, directed by
George L. Stork.
Invitations Given
Specialties of singing, dancing,
Xylophone, banjo and piano will be
offered by entertainers.
All Master Nfasons of the county
are invited to the affair, and each
Mason may bring a lady guest.
Chapter members will bring their
families, a special program having
been arranged for the children.
Officers of chapter on the ar
rangements committee are: Edward
F. Nom, high priest; Edward F.
Dryter, king; Clayton G. Marsh,
scribe; Albert Gibney, third veil;
Paul Boerner, second veil, and
Clarence A. Gaumer, first veil.
Committee Named
Charles S. Kuhn, secretary, and
other chapter officers, and past high
priests, will comprise the reception
committee.
This committee will include
Henry st. Clair, Edward o. Burgan,
Arthur E. Rose, Christ Ritter,
Charles Lucas, George Weishwar,
Charles c. Kuhn, Jack Gillespie,
Charles Roby, Otis Mayberry, Clar-
ence Gaumer and Oren Richardson.
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LODGE TO HOLD DANCE
Proceeds of BrOwnsburg WOodmen
Benefit to Go to Team.

BROWNSBURG, Ind, March s.
Modern Woodmen lodge members
of this city will give benefit dance
here Saturday night. proceeds to be
used for the degree team of Hen
bricks camp, No. 1884, NJ. w. A.
Flynn's Corn Huskers" will fur
nish music. Floyd Hufford and
Kenneth Toney, consul of the local
camp, head the committee on ar
rangementS.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-03-03
Don't Go to Extremes
To End Constipation

When bad breath, or a coated
tongue, biliousness or headaches
warn of constipation, don't take vio-
lent purgatives. There's no use
when a candy Cascaret viii stop
the trouble in a jiffy; will cleanse
your system pleasantly and COM
pletely.
The relief you get so promptly
from Cascarets is lasting. Casca-
retS are made from cascara, a SUBJ
stance which medical authorities
agree actually strengthens the bowel
muscles.
So Cascarets are a blessing to old
folks with weakened bowels; to chile
dren; to any one in need Of estab-
fishing regular bowel habits. Ten
cents a box-all drug stores.-Ad-
VertiSement.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-03-03
Led men WILL
HOLD SERIES OF
TATE SESSIONS
'ganization viii Conduct
Member Campaign in
800 Lodges.

Nine district meetings which Will
Institute a revival" Of Redman-
ID in this state viii be held by
) Indiana Improved Order Of Red
! n from March 70 TO April 10.
In announcing the meetings and
rs for en- intensive months
smbership drive among the 300
bes Of the state, Arch H. Hobbs,
Iiianapolis. great chief Of records,
d the organization is expecting
J meetings to be the largest held
ten years.
Every member of the order will
1 reached by the meeting TO be
newly reorganized districts.
s1een 500 and 1000 persons are
oected to attend each session.
b5s. who Is national propagation
ector for the order in this state
n Eli G.. Lee, Terre Haute, great
hem. will represent the great
5ncil at the meetings.
a goal Of 1000 new members has
n set for the membership drive.
gree work and social activities
ID feature the sessions.
First Of the series will be held at
elbyville March 10. under leader
% OF Este Lightfoot.
Dther meetings scheduled include
kncie. March 20, Charles Boyd,
birman; Mitchell March 26, Earl
scher, chairman; Evansville,
rch &c: Earl Discher, chairman;
ansville. March q, w. F. Schulz
hirman; Aurora, March %, James
hIer, Chairman: Huntington, April
il. f. Chamberlin, chairman;
shqn, April 2, Joe Gifts, chair
IN: Monticello. April 3, Herbert
asseu. chairman, and Terre Haute,
bril- 10. Charlie HOuck, chairman.
Two champion degree teams viii
bear on the program. Otonkah
be degree team Of Connersville
d confer the adoption degree at
] Aurora meeting March %, and
snanche tribe degree team of In
5napolis viii appear at Muncie
rch 20.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-03-03
LODGE CENTER
NEAR KOkOMO
Shrine Membership Figures
Given in Magazine.
BN Times Special


KOKOMO, Ind, March 3.-Cen-
ter of Shrine membership in the
United States, numerically, is stu
ated in Howard county, Indiana, at
a point a few miles southwest of
Kokomo, according to q compilation
made by A B. Andrews, past poten-
tate Of a North Carolina temple.
Andrews has arranged an array
Of facts and figures showing the
Order of Mystic Shrine membership
on a line drawn east and west
across the county from Monmouth
county, New Jersey, to Humboldt
county, California, and north and
south following the parallel Sc de-
grees and 10 seconds, which runs
through Indianapolis.
Two-thirds of Murat temples
membership, in this state, is west
of the north and south line. Full
particulars concerning the report of
Andrews were published in the Ores
cent magazine.
Murat temple operates in central
Indiana and has always ranked as
one Of the country's leading Shrine
units.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-03-03
DEGREE SESSION SET
Ritual Ceremonies viii Be
Held at Lodge Hall.

Conferrlng of the royal purple
degree will be the main feature at
a meeting of indianapolis encamp-
ment No. 319, Independent Order OF
Odd Fellows at the hall of Germania
lodge No. 129, Prospect and South
East streets, tonight
Degree work will be followed by a
banquet. Nine candidates will be
given the royal purple degree Pre-
siding officer will be Edwin Berry
hill, chief patriarch.
Other officers to attend will IN
clude Carl Grim, senior warden;
William Reinhardt, junior warden;
Dan Eamert and Charles Bebinger
scribes, and William Menning,
treasurer
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-03-03
DINNER DANCE
GIVEN BY CORPS
Raper Drill Group HonorS
Members at Party.

Annual dinner-dance Of Raper
Drill Corps was held at Murat
temple Friday night as a reunion
for old members.
Oldest living charter member
present was VestaI Woodward of
indianapolis, who joined the corps
at its organization in 1877. At
tendance Of corps members and
ladies totaIed 300
John Knox, president, was dinner
speaker. Distinguished guests were
introduced by Edward J. Schoon-
over. Dan Coats is vice-president
of the corps.
Coats headed the entertainment
committee in charge of the dinner,
assisted by Charles Ehler, Leland
Reese, and Herbert Valid.
Other officers included Charles N.
F'ultz, treasurer; Bert Cordle, cap
tain of the drill corps; Arno G.
SEEKER, first lieutenant; Charles
Apostle, quartermaster; Edward j.
Scoonover, major; George w.
Thompson, captain emeritus, and
Charles M. Cross, treasurer emeri-
JuS.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-03-03
Swindling Alleged

LN 7 IWIto lSptJIUI
SOUTH BEND, Ind, March g.
Lee Eolf and Glen Schaefer face
charges here of swindling in con-
nection with operation of a grain
elevator at Lakeville. SeYenty-fve
farmers of st. Joseph county are
said to have lost several thousand
dollars. Wolff until two weeks ago
was cashier of Lakeville State bank,
for which a receiver has been asked.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-03-03
LODGE HOLDS SESSION
AnC Odd Fellows Entertain
Madison County Members.
M Times Special

Pu z Times Special
ANDERSON, March 3.-Anderson
lodge of Odd Fellows entertained
Madison county members of the
order here Thursday night.
More than 800 persons attended.
H. c. lockwood and George Born
wasser. both of indianapolis, were
grand lodge oTicerS present. Will
liam Southland. district deputy, ar
ranged the meeting.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-03-03
LODGE HEADS CONFER
Summer Season at Pythian Home Is
Discussed at Sessions.

Plans for the summer season at
the Indiana Pythian home in La
fayette were outlined at meetings of
the board of directors here Friday,
and at Lafayette Saturday.
Charles S. 10y Of SwayZee, grand
chancellor, presided at the meet
ings at which further development
Of the farm at the home near La
fayette was discussed.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-03-03
Political Leader Dies

By Times Special
RUSHVILLE, Ind, March s.
Funeral services will be held Tues
day afternoon for Owen L. Carr,
SO, Rush county Republican leader,
who died Saturday at indianapolis,
believed the result Of injuries
suffered in an automobile accident
in April.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-03-03
Trial Cost S1,465

By United Press
COLUMBIA CITY, Ind, March g.
Whitley county spent 81 ,465 to
convict Lloyd S. Crouch, former
mayor here and bank official, on
charges of enlightenment. He re-
ceived a two-to-fourteen-year pris-
on sentence.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-03-03
'CGlALS TO ATTEND
CHICAGO CONFERENCE
lid Welfare VIII BE Subject of
Legion, Auxiliary Session.


Legion, Auxiliary Session.
Dmcials of the Indiana depart
bat of American Legion and
.erican Legion auxiliary will at
ID a legion child welfare confer
he in the Stevens hotel, Chicago,
day and Saturday
Dr.. c. c. Carstens. Child Welfare
lrue of America director, and DR..
E. Barnard. director of the
lite House conference on child
.lth and protection, will partici-
.e in the conference.
thomas S. Mcconnell OF Fowler,
d, area chairman, viii preside.
S. Donald Macrea, national pres
hit of The American Legion aux
Try. will be guest at the con-
Puce.
Pep Session to BE Held
.'apital City camp, M w. A, will
ii a Pep" meeting Friday night
1.-THE camp hall, 1925 Prospect
ret. Members are urged to at
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-03-03
Gone, but Not Forgotten

Automobiles reported to police, as
stolen, belong to;
Alex johnson, 1915 Ludlow ave-
nue., Ford truck, T 1888, from
Commerce and Massachusetts ave-
nueS.
Clayton Anderson, 1913 North Lynn
street, Buick sedan, 77-108, from
near Granada theater.