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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-11-13
TRIALS OF REDS ARE
CONTINUED BY COURT
Two City Men, Charged With Va
grancy. Accused by Police Officer.

Two City Men, Charged With Va
grancy, Accused by Police Officer.
Trial of Theodore Luesse, 25. and
Leon Killing. IS. both Of 1918 South
Meridian street, Communists, today
WIS continued in municipal court
three until next Tuesday.
The men are charged with va
grancy. Patrolman Dan Shope
charges they had made speeches
from a residence at 400 West North
street, from which a constable had
taken furniture because of nonpay-
ment Of rent
Shope said the men instigated q
move by a group to replace the
furniture, and they declared those
who were hungry should take food
from stores and those without shell
ter should sleep in vacant houses.
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DETENTION PROBED
Motorists Car Searched
by Armed ConStabIes.

Search of the car of c. A. Lin
ton, 1887 College avenue, and ques-
tioning of him for an hour by two
armed men wearing constable
badges at Thirty-seventh street and
Keystone avenue Wednesday night,
was being probed today by police.
Linton said he had parked his
auto at the intersection and the
men questioned him. He said he
saw their badges and guns while
they were searching his auto. He
said no effort was made to obtain
money nor did they threaten arrest
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Chicago Stocks Opening
BY James T. Hamiu & Co.
MARRIAGE Licenses

Marshall Hopkins. 81. of 423 East Pratt,
mechanic. and Edith NJ. O'Neil. %. Of $50
John W. Shirley. IS. of 2o62 North New
Jersey. clerk. and Mary s. Tevis. 81. OF
2026 North New jersey. stenograpneT,
ty-fourth. salesman. and Marian Z. Seeds.
n of lis East Forty-fourth.
Walter H. Nichols. 81 of 425 North
Davidson, performer. and Dorothy &.
Coats o. OF s25 North Davidson. clerk.
Marvin Wallssmith. 81. of 22i0 Avon
dale. clerk and Charlotte V. Bright. 10.
2Do2. Hoyev
chester A. Springsteen. "a. Central State
hospital attendant. and Mary NJ. jenkins.
I'll. Central State hospital. attendant.
OrFiile H. Cantren "a. Of Is South Sem
ate clerk and Ina r Radclid q. of as
North Randolph. packer.
CLYDE M. Larimer. 50. Tuscola. III.
salesman. and Esther NJ Hardt. Is. of 226
East Vermont. nurse.
Jacques dc Nice. 81 Iong Island. n. y.
isilov and Mary B. Watts. n. OF COS
NeNfn pclaRl3..
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BANDITS FLEE AFTER
TAKING GUARDS GUN
Coal Firm Waterman Robbed;

Coal Firm Waterman Robbed ;
Negro Fires on Store Manager.
Two armed bandits early today
robbed James Noble, 404 Beauty
avenue, night Waterman at the
Keeport Coal Company, Sit West
Walnut street, of his revolver and
fed.
A bullet fired by Negro burglar,
ripped through the coat of John
Keller, 40, manager of the Atlantic
& Pacific grocery, Sixteenth and
Alabama streets, Wednesday night.
Keller had returned to the store
when the Negro jumped from be-
hind the meat case and opened fire
Keller told police he fell to the floor
and the Negro threatened to kill
him if he moved.
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Deaths

Henry S. McMichael. 70, Columbia Club,
angina pectoris.
Martha Tressie Bachelor, 20, 26Ol
Broadway, Hodgkins disease.
Eva Cowherd. 20, 535 Agnes, pulmonary
tuberculoeii.
broncho pneumonia.
George Roberts, Is, city hospital,
broncho pneumonia.
Walter Musselman. S., city hospital, &C
Lawrence Holt. 40. 2l0 West New York
acute cardiac dilatation
Ruby Jackson, %, city hospital, septi-
Lowen wilson Miles. 90. $685. Central
influenza
Margaret Price. 10. city hospital. general
peritonitis.
Raleigh Middleton. SO. Methodist hos
pital chronic myocarditis.
Barbara Farks, 4s, 712 Arnolda, car
cinoma
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CABLE REPORTS
ADD UNCERTAIN
TONE TO GRAIN
Futures Action Hinges on
Farm Boards Decision
to Take Wheat.
Bv United Press

Bv United Press
CHICAGO, Nov Is. Wheat
opened unevenly steady on the
Board of Trade today with moderate
buying and selling. mostly in the
way of spreading between December
and the deferred deliveries. Liver
pool opened strong but fluctuated
with demand poor.
There were reports of heavy rains
in Cordoba which would be unfav-
orable for wheat, but they we're I'M
confirmed early. Corn was around
steady and oats were very quiet
At the opening wheat was Il cent
lower to. g cent higher. corn was
4 cent Iower to Is cent higher and
oats were unchanged to = cent
higher. Provisions were steady.
Liverpool Higher
Liverpool was higher but did not
follow the full advance, gaining L
to q cent by midafternoon. Buenos
Aires was unchanged at the start
Should the farm board take in 10
900 GOO bushels of December wheat
on delivery it would require the re-
moval of wheat from private ele
vators to public or on track delivery
at Chicago. The total stocks here
are slightly above 100000 bushels.
There is no information as to
whether this line is held in one
place or scattered but if the major
part of it is held at Chicago there
are visions of squeeze coming.
However. the action has aided the
general situation.
Bear News Discounted
The trade believes that about all
of the bearish factors have been
discounted by the action Of corn
recently and that the market is
ready for an advance. The action
! still is influenced by wheat.
The decline of IL per cent in the
| total worlds supplies of corn, oats
and barley as indicated in the gov J
ernment's detailed report shows a
shortage of feed grains that should
help oats in time. The immediate
movement depends on the action in
wheat, however.
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Chicago Grain Table
NOV. ID

Pee ........ 1880 1915 1915 1882
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OUTPATIENT BUILDING
BIDS SLATED FRIDAY
Offers on Equipment to Be Received
by Board of Health.

Dy Board or Health.
Bids on furniture and equipment
for the new outpatient building at
city hospital will be received by the
health board Friday afternoon, DR.,
Herman G. Morgan, secretary, an
nounced today.
The board has given Morgan a
leave of absence to attend the con-
ference on Child Health and Pro-
lection to be held at Washington
Nov, 10 to %. President Hoover
and prominent physicians and
authorities on the subject will
speak to the delegates.
Sale of two boilers from the power
plant at the hospital to the De
Haven Engineering Company for
$1,000 has been negotiated, Morgan
said.
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BIZ United Press

BU United Press
LYONS, France, Nov. 13.-Resi-
dents of the industrial quarter of
Lyons were evacuated rapidly from
their homes today as fresh slides
threatened further destruction from
a crumbling hill in the Fougieres
section.
A recheck at 2 p. m. showed from
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Births

Kenneth and Audra McConkey, Ais
'1 Buford and Alice Jones. 1874 North Glad
stone. -. -,,
William and Jane Mcclure, Methoolst
George and Dorothy Chance, Methodist
hospital. 49,
oif EdWafd and Lulu Smith. Methodist hos
pital.
Alfred and Media Schiewer. 22o2 Brook
''G John and Frances Klarich. 1888 North
Addison and Aldean Vaughn. 1888 Hoyt.
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BIZ United Press

1900; hoIdovers none: most weights 20Q
Csc lower: 100 lbs down. SO; 100 lbs. up in
mixed droves rough sows and stays shar-
and $3.50 Cattle-Receipts, $50; around
steady; common steers and helfers, .$6@
s: low cutter to good cows. S216: bulk,
common bulls largely s4.50d5.50: good
butcher bulls around $3.50. Calves - Re
ceipts. 1926; -vealers weak to SOC lower; bulk
sparingly; common to good kind. Sa611i
culls downward to S. Sheep--Receipts
340O: lambs weak to CSC lower than close;
Csc to mostly soc under Wednesday oDen-
ing. that days close having been largely
So downward: sales today S750G175i
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BIZ United Press

CINCINNATI Nov Hogs--Receipts,
1000. including. $500 direct; held over $50;
showing full loss: bulk better grades. 100
$50 lbs. S9G9.10 mostly S9.10 on $50 lbs.
weak, spots Csc lower; bulk $780,: smooth
lightweights to SITS. Cattle-Receipts.
800; calves ESQ., dull; steers and heifers on
peddling basis; odd lots in-between grades.
s6d7.75: sprinkling of better grades up
ward to $40. so: lower grade beef cows. low
cutters and cutters ESQ soc lower; most
beef COWS S425I5.50: bulk lower cutters
and cutter cows s2.2563.75: vealer trade
undergraduates: few scattered choice lots,
S11.50l others s10m11: lower grades not
wanted. Sheep-Receipts. 500; steady;
better grade light and handy weight lambs.
$3.50 to mostly So; handy lambs down
ward to S.. common and medium. S51
s. so: fat ewes seas
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Aimee visits in, Havana

HAVANA, Nov. 13.-Aimee Semple
Mcpherson, who arrived Wednesday
from Colon on the steamer Toloa,
listed as Betty Adams, was allowed
ashore today after settling diff
culties with immigration officers
Betty Adams" claimed British ma
tionality and caused the trouble.
She was travelling incognito TO
avoid nuhlicitv-.
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BuiIdinu Permits

W. n. Herring. reroof. 1860 North Hi
nois S725.
Kankakee Realty Corporation. altera-
tions. 100 West Michigan. 5000
South Meridian Motor Inn. wash rack,
125 South Meridian. $4,000.
D. F. Randolph. garage, 1928 South
Bradley. 500
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Produce Markets

Eggs Country Runl-Loss of delivered
in Indianapolis. Csc: henery quality No. l.
38c: No. 2. i5c
Poultry tBuyine IPoricesl Hens weigh ,41.
Leghorn hens. 13c: springeTs. lbs or
over. lec or under lbs. lie: DUCKS.
SpringerS, l2c: old cocks. S9l1c: ducks
fun feather fat white. lie: geese. Sc.
These prices are for No. / top quality
Butter Wholesale No /. ssas9c; No
.. 35c.
Butterfat-35c
Cheese wholesale selling price per
poundl-American loaf. sic: pimento loaf
32cc: wisconsin f1rsts. &c: Longhorns. 34c:
New York Limberser. soc.
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Rn United Press

EAST BUFFALO. N. Y. Nov. 13-Hogs-
Receipts. 2100: holdovers. 500: market,
fairly active mostly packers. generally 25-
3sc lower: some heavy butchers of more.
bulk desirable l40-230 lbs. s9.15: weights
below. 1870 lis. S9.15d925: packing sows.
grass steers and heifers. CSC lower, $500
6.S5. cutter cows. S2.50G4 Calves-Re-
eeipts, ESQ: vealers. active and steady: sl3
down. Sheep-Receipts. i.400: holdovers.
1900: lambs draggv scattering sales. soc to
81 under Mondays average. good ewes and
Tether lambs. 81: best held above .Se.25.
bucks. medium kinds quoted, 81: throw
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bW c WFffU FFfRS
2.500: FOLLOWERS. 800; market. 25-35c lower /:
most li0-250 lbs. So: few sales, S9.05G
$40: bulk packing sows. s7.75d8. Cattle
Receipts. none. market. nominal. Calves
Receipts. 100: vealers. steady: top. So so.
others. medium TO choice So II. Sheep
Receipts. 500: market. very slow. steady
to weak; better grade fat lambs. S7509 s.
throwouts. sc downward
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Two Giant Banks Merge

BIZ United Press
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Nov. d3. =
Merger of two institutions, the
Fourth and First National bank and
the American National bank, gave
the south its second largest bank
today. with II combined assets Of
s85. 900. 900.
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BIZ Tnited Press

CINCINNATI. o. Nov IS.-Butter-
score 80 q 35c common score discounted.
ease: packing stocks. No. /. CSC No. ?.
&c. No. 3. l3c: butterfat. SSM35c. Eggs
irsts $50; seconds. 29c: nearby ungraded.
$50. Live poultry-Thin and coarse stock
sells only at heavy discount Fowls lbs.
and over. lee: lbs and over. lie: lbs.
and over. 15c: Leghorns. 3 lbs. and over.
I3c rosters. 13c: coiored fryers over 3
lbs. I5c: broilers. colored over lbs, 15c:
broilers partly feathered. l2c: Leghcrn and
Orpington fryers. over , lbs. lScs roasting
chicks. lbs. and over. 1ec. black spring
ers. l2c.
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ron Rate Are Requested

Fountain County Telephone Cor
poration today asked the public
service commission to establish toll
rates for its exchanges at Stone
Bluff and Covington.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-11-13
Hold Negroes on Dry Charge

Two Negroes today faced blind
tiger charges after police raided the
home of William Bully Boy Harri-
son, 38, of 668 Bright street, ami
conhscated a half gallon of alcohol
The other Negro was Vasco Brown,
~, Of 854i5 West Pratt street.
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Bank CIearingS

Thursday. No.. 49,
INDIANAPOLIS STATEMENT
Clearngs ...+..-.,, ......S '42a'0o o0 w
DeDllS ~f'~~'S6O-SV
NEW YORK STATEMENT
Clearngs ..... .......... 81, Ol9, OuU U0U'o0
Fdi. Res Bnk CT Bal j.. 5000 10000
CHICI ago STATEMENT
BIZ United Press -.
Balances tuuUruuVV.uV
TREASURY STATEMENT
Net balance for Nov. Il 1925, ST. 1896. IS
customs Customs rects. month to date I2'996l4S.l4
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Net Changes

BIZ United Press
NEW YORK, Nov. 12.-Closing
prices and net changes on principal
stocks traded today on the New
York Stock Exchange follow:
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BN ntTeu Press
NEW YORK, Nov. Flour-Quiet and
steady; spring. patents. S4.30Q4,65: Lard
Weaker. middle west spot. $f1.16I1l. 20.
Tallow-Steady; special to extra, 4la@
4Ac. Potatoes-Quiet: Long Island. 81. so
5OcGS3. Sweet potatoes-Quiet; jersey
basket, 75cS4SI.25. Dressed poultry
steady turkeys 1SQ37c: chickens. l6d
SIC; fowls. 1492c; ducks. Isaac; ducks.
Long Island. 1922 Live poultry-Quiet
geeSe. l2620c; ducks. l4@20c; fowls. 171
26c: turkeys. 20d30c; roosters. ia lSc;
chickens. 17G Csc: broilers. 17G32c.
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CHICAGO. Nov Eggs-Market flrm
receipts 2.556 cases; extra firsts 37G3sc:
firsts. SO a SIC; current receipts. 2SQ sic;
oydinaries 22626c; seconds. l5G 20c
Butter-Market. weak. receipts 1892 tubs
extras. S3c: extra firsts. 5iieG32iRc. firsts
2ei7 assoc; seconds. 2SG25azc; standards,
3liac Poultry-Market weak: receipts. 3
-ars. fowls Isc; springers. 1Sc. Leghorns
i4c; ducks. l4efl6c; geese. lac; turkeys.
q = sYe. rooSse$s, loS. Snesse 4w ,al
Potatoes-On track $50 arrivals 1872; chip
mentS 6S3: market. dull: Wisconsin sacked
Round Whites. 81 50Il75. Minnesota and
North Dakota Round Whites. SI356l55:
Idaho sacked Russets. si.s0al.90 colorado
McClures Sl.S5G2
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Local Wagon Wheat

City grain elevators are paying SIC for
No. ! red wheat and SIC for No. ! hard
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Bu Times Snecif

BIZ IfWet SD6ctut
ceip5s oiS 800 ma market loe lover 800 lbs Up
1870 lbs down. 81 IS, roughs. $3.50; stays
$3.50 Cattle-Receipts. 200; market steady;
prime heavy steers. S8M9. so; heavy ship
steers. s5@6.5O; fat heifers, S4G9; good to
choice cows. $4@5; medium to good COWS
S3.50G4: cutters. S3d3.50; Gamers, 81 q
2.75; bulls. s3@5; feeders. $6M7; stockers,
S4Q625. CalveS-Receipts. 200; market
steady; good to choice, s7Gl9; mediums. So
a $50; common to medium, S3n4.50. Sheep
wether lambs. $780, buck lambs $3.50;
seconds. S4@ 4.50; clipped sheep. $203
calves. none: hogs. none; sheep. none.
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Other Livestock
BIZ United Press

oU J41ltGU PTeSS
CHICAGO. Nov. Hogs--Receipts, a,
lower: bulk i70-280-lb weights, $4,000
$50; top on strongweights. $50; 130-160-
ID. weights to Ss.75; packing sows.' $725@
8; light lights 140-16o lbs. good and
lbs, good and choice. S8.40@8 60; medium
weights. 200-250 lbs, good and choice. SO. As
G18;70; heavy. weights. 250-350 lbs. GOOD
and choice, S8.40@8.70; packing soWs, 275-
S1 P pe edum a99 g9od good snd
choice, S8.50M8.75. Cattle-Receipts. $500;
calves. 1000; better grade fed steers .ano
yee3arlings scarce, strong to Csc higher
grades predominating; top yearlings
$13.35; light weights on yearling order.
$3.50; very, slow on kinds selling at Sic
down; Slaughter cattle and veslers1steers
100000 lbs, good and choice. $40. IS q 10 So
900-1l00 lbs, good and choice. 500 49, 80
1l00-1300 lbs. good and choice. S9Ql325i
1So 81 S good AND eh snd sSSU
$6.25@9; heifers. 550-850 lbs. good and
choice. seals: common and medium. SIS @
CPS: cows, good and choice, S.. 25@725i
ter and cutters, s2.75G375: bulls. year
lings, excluded, god and choice beef. $5@
6.25; cutter to medium, S3.50@5.75; veal
ers. milk fed, good and choice. $8ql1
$50. Stockf1er and feeder cattle--Steers
500-1050 obs. good and choice. $799; com
mon and medium. $5.504725. Sheep-Re-
SgiPts m nothimg SOLD Ssd
held around 1925: bulk good and choice
bid. $7.506I7.75; few native ewes. $50 ). 70;
steady asking 81 and better for white
good and choice. $708.25; medium. $500
7: all weights common. $4.a9d $50; ewes,
90-150 lbs. medium to choice. 81 22q4;
feeding lambs. 5o75 lbs, god and choice,
So 75m7 so.
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CLEVELAND. Nov. .-Butter-Extras.
ssc: standards. Sliac. Eggs-Exiras. 43c:
firSts SAC. Poultry-Heavy fowls 2Ic: me-
ers iSM1ec: Leehorn hroilerS. a6G TIC.
ducks i5G2 zoe: old cocks. isQi5c: geese.
f5c. turkeys. Csc. Potztoes-Ohio Round
Green Mt, S210M2.25 per 110-ib. sack
Idaho Russet ss2 .4042.65 per ioo-lb. sack.
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BIZ United Press


EAST ST. LOUIS. ILL.,, Nov, 13.-Hogs-
Receipts. 10000; market slow; lighter
lbs. most iso-f7o lbs. $s.75aS.85: 1920
,sows. S750@775 Cattle-Receipts. 1900;
calves 800; market generally steady, with
good and choice vealers at $12.25; few
heavy steers, s10.25; cows, $4@5; low. cut
tiers, 81 02.75; sausage bulls. IS down.
Sheep-Receipts, 1900: slow, no sales or
bids; indications lower on lambs, around
$3.50 for bulk Of lambs.
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BIZ United Press
TnT ITO Nor

BIZ JniIc0 PTeSS
market. 15c lower: heavies. $1,000 {. so;
mediums. Sc. s0a8.75: Workers. $3.50 Ia SIS:
pigs; .ss.60.ds.f5- Cattle--Receipts. $50:
market. slow. Calves-Receipts. light:
market. steady Sheep-ReceiptS. light;
market. soc lower
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RAW SUGAR PRICES
NEW YORK COFFEE RANGE
Other Livestock

BN IniTfd Press
FIT. WAYNE, Ind. Nov. 1s.-Hogs-
Market. Use lower; i4o lbs; down. 1926;
10000 lbs. s. 20; 2Oo-25o lbs; $3.50; $50
s7.25; stays. s5.25: calves. sl1.50; lambs. S7
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BIZ TiineS Special
CHICAGO. Nov I3.-Carlots: Wheat. 6,
corn. 2ls oats. %; rye, 0, and barley, II.
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STOCK SHARES
IRREGULAR IN
BRISK SESSION
United States Steel Off One.
y Half at Opening; Cop
perS Hold Firm.
Average Stock Prices

Average Of thirty industrials for Wednes-
day vas 1873, up 4.03. Average Of twenty
rails was i04.33 up IL. Average OF
twenty utilities was s2.34 up l.53. Aver
age Of forty bonds was $3.50. Of .0e.
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TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

COOR-Jewish home: excellent pay: Al
once PARAMOUNT EMPLOYMENT
AGENCY. 5l7 Majestic BLDG
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LOCAL NEWS
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oDD FELLOWS CELEBRATE THE3E fIfa AssJgEEeligY

l1a@s saturday a5gaG, April zSfa y@4s a4easseFs of %oaae Lsadgs No. A ]. c. Q. ?, and all visiting gfe4a4ra gathered at Odd Fellows j,a5, fa cgmgaeasorats 4a fitting
 .Aza=ec the lftfa saaiysssaF1 q tae founding 'a s3s United Gta'es of the Order Tns Mid nighs gsn Eebekaas, the sister Iodgs WAS invited,
 Following 2 feg remarks DY iae Soaie Grand, William Arthsrs, ths program was eoamsreed with &a eaaHefatioa Of the fua- samental principals of the order by chas, D, Jones, Deputy Grand Master and was followed by q violin soio rendered by Richard Les, Jr,. and q vocal solo by Mrs, Luther Danbar. both of which were highly apDiaaded. Twelve games of progressive whist were then played and the following prize winners announced:
 Ladies First, Miss Emily Pol q: Second, Mrs. W. E, Miller; and consolation, Miss Mildred Maynard.
 Gents First. Richard Lee Gr.: second, Luther Dunbar, and third. Carl LindeIi.
 A sumptuous luncheon follow Cd Inc card games after which dancing was indulged in and con-