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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-12-28
K. OF C. LODGE
WILL OBSERVE
ANNIVERSARY
Consider Platform Adopted
by Supreme Council at
French Lick.

Open forum discussion Of resolu-
tons passed at the supreme council
session at French Lick will feature
the meeting tonight of indianapolis
council, No. 437. knights of Column
bus, in the K. Of c. clubhouse, 1905
North Delaware street.
officers consider the meeting to-
night as one Of the most important
Of the year.
Proposals to be considered include
those for an establishment of an
aged members home, pensions, dues,
insurance and construction of a
Rockne memorial.
William Schnorr, a delegate to the
last convention, will present the res
olutions passed by the supreme
council.
Immediately after the close of the
holiday period, indianapolis council
will take part in the golden ami
versary program held throughout
the United States in 1882 by the
X. OF G.
The local council is pledged to
aid in the nation wide membership
drive for $4,000 new members. A
major degree class of candidates
will be indicted through the third
degree in March.
The membership campaign will
be carried out much in the same
manner as the re-financing carr
paign. Sections of workers will
Salvage" those Ec6mbers in danger
of suspension and will ask former
members to re-join the order. Per-
sonnet of groups and plan Of action
are being arranged by Grand
Knight Hoffman and other officers.
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SpangIeS to Flash Again at
Veterans Benefit
Performance.

A capacity crowd Of $500 persons
is expected during the showing of
circus performances tonight and
this afternoon at Riverside park
arena under auspices of Veterans
of Foreign Wars.
A blare of circus music played by
two bands-the f1fty-piece Indian
apolis school band, conducted by
Olaf H. Laslie, and the colored Y.
M. c. A. band of twenty-five mem
bers with Roy Pope conducting
will announce the general review
at 8:15 tonight. The matinee per-
Torrance was scheduled to begin
at 2:30.
Al Hofmeister, master of cere-
monies, will introduce the per-
formers, all of whom are we'll
known in the vaudeville and circus
world.
Scheduled to appear on the pro-
gram are the Famous Hodginis,
bareback riders; Joe, the, riding
clown; the Aerial Youngs; Evans
and Evans, high bouncers; Joe
Cramor and company, sensational
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RECOVER
$2,45O WAR CLAIMS
D. A. V. w. Meets Tuesday
to Further Plans to
Aid Men.

"a total of more than So, $50 in In
diana compensation claims has been
recovered for disabled World War
veterans through the efforts of the
state department of Disabled Amer
lean Veterans during the past three
months" Roy H. Cooper, national
rehabilitation officer of the order,
declared today.
Cooper is a member of DR.. w. G.
Worthington chapter, No. 3, Dis
abled American Veterans of the
World War, which will meet Tues
day night at in the chapter hall,
108 North Delaware street, for fur
ther discussion of the general relief
program.
Members of the chapter are in
vestigating claims for compensation
benefits and disqualification. One
hundred nineteen claims have been
checked by Cooper.
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RED men PLAN
OPEN MEETING
OF z COUNTIES
Tribes Arrange for 800
at Clifford SeS-
sion.

Plane are being made for an open
meeting Jan. 8 at Clifford by mem
bers of Red Men tribes and coun-
ellis of Bartholomew and Brown
counties. This meeting will be the
last Of a series of meetings held in
all tribes in Indiana.
Three hundred Red Men will at
tend, officials assert. John Hager of
Columbus, deputy great sachem, is
in charge of arrangements. He is be-
ing assisted by Frank Richards of
Taylorsville.
Two meetings will be held Mon
day. Jan. II. A Hendricks county
celebration meeting at Knightsown
that night will be the first union
meeting in the county during jan
uary. Raymond B. Hilton, past great
sachem, and w. H. LaRue, both of
Knightstown, are in charge of prep
arations for the event.
Each year, great chiefs of Indiana
Red Men are invited by Manzaneta
tribe of New Albany to an oyster
feast. The dinner Jan. IL also will
be an anniversary celebration of the
thirty-third birthday of the tribe.
James sStacksdale, past great
sachem, in charge, is assisted in
plans by Wilbur Heckel and Fred
Schroeder. The tribe is one of the
wealthiest in the state, both in
membership and amount of tribal
property. A large attendance is ex-
pected.
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LODGE SPONSOR
OF FUND PARTY
New Years Eve Fete to Be
Given by u. O. A. w.

Golden Rule lode, No. 3, United
Order of American Workers, will
sponsor a New Years eve party at
Assembly hall, 143 East Ohio street,
Thursday night at 3:15.
The frolic, under auspices of the
degree and drill teams, is for bene-
fit of the benevolent fund.
Installation of officers for a six
month term will take place Tues
day night, Jan. 5. William D.
Goode is the new president, and
James NcNeIlie is vice president.
Nellie Good will head the social
committee as permanent chairman
with Emma Baranek, assistant.
Hattie Burrell was chosen head of
the benevolent department. She
will be assisted by Ida jenkins.
A charter from the supreme lodge
will be granted to the local order
on Jan. II. Golden Rule lodge was
organized in Indianapolis April Is,
1881. Lodge meeting nights will be
held each Tuesday instead of
Thursday.
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CHANCE Three
K. DISTRICTS
Madison, Rush and Ripley
Counties ReaSSigned.

Levi Hooker, grand chancellor of
Indiana knights of Pythias, today
stated changes involving three dis
tricts, to bring about a more con-
venient arrangement in counties
in eastern central Indiana.
Madison county has been changed
from the Tenth to the Ninth dis
trict, which is now made up of
Madison, Delaware, Randolph, Jay
and BlackfOrd counties, with Will
liam H. Thornburgh of Montpelier
as deputy grand chancellor.
Rush county, formerly in the
Sixteenth district. now is in the
Tenth. This district under John R.
Graves of Newcastle, deputy grand
chancellor, consists of Henry, Han
cock and Rush counties.
Under change made at the be-
ginning of the grand lodge year,
Ripley county has been added to
the Sixteenth district, which now
includes Ripley. Decatur and Shelby
counties. H. P. Root of Let's is
deputy grand chancellor.
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BIZ Times Special
PLAINFIELD, Ind, Dec. 26.-
Arch H. Hobbs of Indianapolis,
great chief of records of the I'M
proved Order of Red Men in Indi-
ana, will give the principal address
at the annual banquet to be held
by Tuscola tribe, No. 167, Red Men,
here tonight. Hobbs will speak on
THE Spirit of Christmas"
A program of music arranged by
the twenty-five members of the
newly organized Plainfield led
Mems band will be augmented by
selections to be given by members
of the Boys school under direction
of Professor E. Brown.
j. E. Dennis, George Longmire
and P. A. Morrison, chief of rec
ords, are in charge Of the meeting
tonight. The banquet at in Red
Mems hall will precede the pro-
gram.
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Norma Shearer the other couple
played by Reginald Denny and Una
Merkle? Denny will surprise you
with his polished way as he has lost
his leather punching ways. Fine
work. And Miss Merkle as the baby
cooling and screaming wife? She
is at her very best.
The story in nutshell concerns
the honeymoon of two couples,
Amanda and Victor Denny. Also
Sibyl CNIiss Merkle) and Robert
Montgomery. Previous to the open
ing of the story Amanda and Elyot
were divorced after two awful fight
ing years of married lives.
Fate brings Amanda and Elyot
together when Amanda is starting
her honeymoon with Victor and
Elyot is starting his with Sibyl.
Amanda and Elyot decide to
"elope" and live life of "sin" as
well as of love. Then after a few
hot embraces, the two start fight
ing and throwing furniture just
as they did when they were married.
See Private Lives" to get the
smart conversation and the grand
battles. Put this one on your must
shopping list if you are fond of
smart entertainment.
Now at the Palace.
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Other theaters today offer: I'm a
Garden" at the Civic; Rainbow
Trail" at the Lyric, and Touch
down." at the Ohio.
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Day Programs
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TUESDAY

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7:30-Pep Club.
9:00-Women'S hour.
10 :00-Transcription,
10:15 to 12-Silent.
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l:00-Societv reporter.
1:15-Salon orchestra (CBS)
2:00-Ann Leaf at the organ fCBS).
2:30-Two-Thirty Tunes.
800 to 5:30-Silent.
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them for all that they are worth.
Even when he was in the big revues
he just wore himself to exhaustion
and he is using that same energy
in this show.
The Lucille Sisters act as a pair
OF master of ceremonies and thew
sing we'll together. The best thing
that they do is their impression Of
the Duncan Sisters in "Topsy and
Eva" with both of the girls making
their transformation right before
your very eyes. The idea is clever
and the entire routine is splendidlv
handled.
The children will like Schichters
marionettes. Nicely done and there
are some new and novel creations.
The movie is Her Majesty. Love"
with Marilyn Miller and Ben Lyon
Charlie Davis and his men let loose
their melody before the stage show
starts and keep at it while the unit
is on the stage.
Now at the Indiana.
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RITE TO
HOLD OPEN HOUSE
Dinner and Dance New
Years Day to Welcome
Advent of 1882.

Advent Of 1882 will be celebrated
by Scottish Rite with an open
house at the cathedral New Years
day for all members, Blue lodge men
and friends.
Chief event Of the day will be a
turkey dinner in the main dining
room at $50. Advance reservations
must be made with Fred I. Willis,
secretary, not later than Wednes-
day.
Dancing in the main ballroom
will follow the dinner. A special or
chestra will play and other enter
tainment will be provided.
Among officials to welcome the
guests will be David c. Pyke, thrice
potent master; Gail H. Morehead,
sovereign prince: J. Ralph Fenster-
maker, most wise master; Edward H.
Mao, treasurer; Fred I. Willis, sec
rotary; Martin T. Ohr, hospitaler;
frank Borns, tyler; Vincent v.
Smith, Ralph K Smith and John
T. Saulter, trustees; Clarence r.
Greene, chairman, and many MEM
bers of the Rites reception commit
tee.
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PLAN HOLIDAY PARTY
Puritan Odd Fellows Will
Mark New Year.

Members, their families and
friends of Puritan lodge, No. 678,
I. o. o. F., will celebrate the new
year with a special program Thurs
day night at the lodge hall, PERISH
ing and West Michigan streets.
Frank Northern will succeed Ira
Roll as noble grand. Other elective
officers are Walter Greenwood, vice.
grand; Fred Eastwood, financial
secretary; Ollie Ward, secretary,
and Frank Mirshon, treasurer.
The program is being arranged by
committee composed of H. G.
Schenk, Walter Ludlow and Frank
Petigo. Dancing and cards will close
the evenings entertainment. No
admission fee will be charged. Each
member is requested to bring a
friend.
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NORMA is A FIGHTER
IN HER LATEST FILM
Janet GaynOr Is Regular Darling With Charles Farrell
in Delicious Movie With Musical Background
BY WAITER D. HICKMAN

OA SEEARER hasn't the least bit of trouble putting
~ lines of
hubby played by
Have been told that the oldest form of comedy the domestic fight
between and when they
this
modern Clothes Many the comedy
here weeks record by telling
the movie which effective
h nnnt The stann
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James Leroy, William j. Nfaloney
and Margaret O'Brien. The curtain
will rise promptly at 8:20
Between the first and second acts
of Rebound" a brief ceremony will
take place in which Mayor Reginald
H. Sullivan will speak, welcoming
the stock company in behalf of the
city. Louis j. Borinstein, presi-
dent of the Indianapolis Chamber
Of Commerce, will extend a greeting
in behalf of the civic organizations.
Charles Berkel will respond for the
company. Milton Byron, director,
will act as master of ceremonies.
Musical entertainers, announced
as a permanent feature in connec-
ton with the stock company's pro-
auctions, will offer a program of
novelties between the acts.
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BERKELL COMPANY
WILL OPEN TONIGHT

The Berken Players will make
their debut ar Keith's tonight, pre-
senting as the opening bill OF the
city'S first winter stock season in
nearly twenty years, Donald Og-
den Stewards clever comedy of mod
ern marital adventure, Rebound, ("
originally produced in New York by
Arthur Hopkins.
Heading the Berkell cast will be
Margery Williams and Philip Bran
don. Their support will include Bob
Fay, Beatrice Leiblee, Milton Bryon,
Rose Philhber. william Pollard,
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the event will be completed at the
regular meeting Tuesday night
Approximately S1,252,000 has
been paid into the homes Of 1888 de
ceased members in this city" John
d. Volz, national director, said tc-
day summing up local activities OF
the order since the founding of
Marion Camp thirty-six years ago.
Members of Modern Woodmen
of America are justly proud of what
has been accomplished by their So
ciety and they intend to make OBJ
servance of its anniversary a gala
event.
The fact that a society of such
magnitude has functioned with
marked success for nearly half a
century is regarded as an event of
no slight Importance in fraternal
circles"
Membership in the United States
is estimated to be $4,000; in Indi
ana, more than $4,000 persons ale
members.
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ern Star, on the
night of Jan. 4.
Mrs. Cecile Kiser
will take office as
worthy matron
and Leon Russell
is to be installed
worthy patron.
Other officers to
preside at Bright
wood h a p t e r
meetings during
the year 1882 are
M RS. Charlotte
Hoffman, associ-
ate matron; KaroI
Gull occOo;o 70
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COMMISSION TO SEEK
NEW WAR AMENDMENT
Proposed Law Would Allow Govern
ment to Fix Prices.

BIZ United Press
WASHINGTON, Dec. 28.-The
war policies commission will propose
amendment of the Constitution to
permit government fixing of prices
in time of war and will ask this
congress to adopt the amendment
and send it to the states for rati-
fication, it was learned today.
1t will, in addition, propose legis-
lation assessing income taxes in
time of war, equal to 80 per cent
of the excess over the average earn
ings in the three years prior to war.
These are the most drastic recon-
mendations to be approved by
majority of the commission that
came into being as result of the
demand that wealth as we'll as men
be drafted in time of war, and as
a result of resolution passed in
the last congress directing the COM
mission ito study and consider
amending the Constitution to pro-
vide that private property may be
taken by congress for public use
during war, and methods of equal
izing the burdens and to remove
the profits of war"
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TOM PATRTCOLA
KNOWS HOW TO DANCE

Have always considered Tom Pa
tricola one of the best of what I
term wild men dancers on the stage.
He is here this week at the In
diana as the star of the Fanchon
and Marco unit, Nursery Rhymes"
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that Skippy nearly fails to take his
shower. But his father was wise
to Skippy's methods.
Most of the picture is full of
laughs, but there are many tears
when Sooky's mother dies and
Skippy tries to prevent Sooky from
learning that his mother has gone
on a long journey.
No more of the story. See 'Sooky''
with the entire family, and love it.
Now at the Circle.
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Plan Dance. Party

A dance, bunco and card party
will be sponsored by Capitol City
circle, No. ITO, Protected Home Cir
Gle, at 8 p. m. Friday night in
Woodmen hall, 322 East New York
street. S. WILDER is in charge of
arrangements for the New Years
party.
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Formal installation of officers of
Naomi chapter, Order of Eastern
Star, will be held at Masonic
temple, North and Illinois streets,
Friday night.
Mrs. Cora Weiland will take Of
flee as worthy matron; Leo James
will serve during the year as
worthy patron. Other officers are:
Mrs. Hazel James, associate ma
iron; H. E. Byrkit, associate patron'
Mrs. Nellie Slammed, secretary;
Mrs. Goldie Garden, treasurer; Mrs.
Gertrude Gray, conductress, and
Leone BYrkit, associate conductress.
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YES, TAKE THE
CHILDREN TO "SOOKY"

BY all means take the children
to see "Sooky,' who lived in
Shantytown and who had a great
pal in Skippy, who lived among rich
peoples.
And I will tell the mothers and
fathers that they will not be bored
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DELICIOUS" LIVES
UP TO IT'S GRAND TITLE

What a combination-some en-
trancing Gershwin music and the
lovers, one a cute little Cinderella,
played by Janet Gaynor, and a rich
sportsman, played by Charles Far
rell.
That formula just could not fail,
and that is the reason that Deli
cious'' is such whale of hit. I
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at all Dy seeing
"Sooky" themselves
because here is q
sweet story acted
by t wo great
youngsters, Jackie
Cooper as Skippy
and Robert Coogan
as Sooky. OF
course, 1 think
Cooper is the best
actor, but the two
make a great team.
You will love the
scenes where Skip
by places a bunch
of alarm clocks
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WILL INSTALL OFFICERS
Broad Ripple /. o. o. F. Lodge Will
Invest New Heads.

Officers will be installed by Broad
Ripple lodge, No. 548, I. o. o. F.,
Thursday night. To take Office are:
joe Delello, noble grand; Otto c.
Blue, vice grand; Frank Darnell,
recording secretary; H. L. Barnhart,
financial secretary; Charles w.
Parr, treasurer, and Charles A.
Luther, elected trustee to serve for
a three-year term.
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over the house, set to go off early
in the morning, because Skippy had
to make a train" WIZ? See the
picture for that. You will laugh
when Skippy is ordered to. take a
shower bath by his dad, who was
not too pleased with the alarm
clock incident. Skippy says, IA
Their, you would not ask me to go
out naked in the rain and take a
bath" mo, son. answers his ia
ther, you might take cold"
Skippy looks toward the bathroom
and remarks, Whats the differ
ence." id you will love the way
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Arrange for Meeting

bN ItWeS special
PORTLAND, Ind, Dec. %. -
Thirteen Elks lodges are complet-
ing arrangements for the annual
meeting of Central district of In
diana in this city Sunday, Jan. "A.
Invitations have been extended to
all state officers. Attendance OF
more than 800 Elks is expected.
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those I W o stage
near the end of
the play is much
more rough house
a nd destructive
than on the stage.
This battle is de-
licious low brow
comedy done by
million dollar act
ing. I believe that
Norma is at her
smartest and best
in Private Lives"
A n d Montgomery
needs only but
praise. What about
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GROTTO ELECTION NEARS
New Officers to Be Chosen and In
stalled Jan. 4.

Stated meeting of Sahara Grotto
will be held tonight at the Grotto
home, 1888 Park avenue. Election
and installation of officers will take
place at the Athenaeum the night
of Jan. 4.
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dOAIl4V OAldO i Cd w
nothing wron g
with this Gin
derella story be-
cause it is all
d e1icious. If I
were going to
choose the best
cute and romantic
lovers on the
t akin g screen,
Farrell and Gay
nor would be my
choice, and I am
sure you W i'll
agree with me
W h en- you e e
ID e Ii C i o u s.
Sometimes, Miss
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He even burlesques
the work of Bar
barina and her lit
tie dog. Tom does
not use a dog, but
one of those bal
loon ducks that you
blow up and "dies"
when all the air
leaves. But Tom is
not idle while his
pet duck is putting
out its last. He
owns a pair of the
most energetic feet
that has grac e d
any dancer on the
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Zoo Family Grows $4,000 Worth
BIZ United Press

CHICAGO, Dec. Is. = Director
Oliver G. Parker took a census to-
day of the Lincoln park zoo and re-
ported its population increased in
1881 by two jaguars, five monkeys
and nineteen deer. adding 5000 to
the total worth Of the zoos inmates.
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BENEFIT COUNCIL TO
SEEK NEW MEMBERS
Free Dance Will Be Given for
Public Wednesday Night.

A drive for members will be
inaugurated soon by Marion coun-
Gil, NO. 1888, Security Benefit AS
ISOLATION, I. J. Thayer, district
manager, announced today. Mrs.
Myrtle Turpin, new member Of the
field force, will assist Thayer in the
campaign.
A free public dance will be given
by the association Wednesday night
at 3 in the council hall, l16 East
Maryland street. Duncan orchestra
will play.
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Radio Dial Twisters
STATIONS OF THE NATIONAL BROADCAsTING COMPANY
STATIONS OF THE COLUMBIA BROADCASTING SYSTEM
WIZ Network

--10:3O P. M
lCBS-Morton Downey.
lNBC (WJZl The Three
| Doctors.
--1O:45 p. M
INBC (WEAF) - Galloway S
orchestra.
WGN (720)-Kassers orches-
-1O:5O p. NJ
WMAQ (670l-D K Club.
III P. M
KSTP (1460) -RKO Hour.
lKYW (1020)-Don Pedro S
orchestra.
lCBS-Bernie's orchestra.
lWGN (720l-Herbie Kav' S
IWGY (79Oj-Miles' orchas-
INBC (WEAF)-Earl Hines
orchestra.
lNBC lWJZl-Mildred Bailey.
lWMAO (670l-Via Lago or
chestra (3 hoursl.
lib p, M
lXYW f1020l -Whiteman S or
chestra.
WBBM t77O)-Around the
Town.
WDAF (61O)-Dance orctes-
-11;SO p. M
KSTP (1460)-Organist.
lCBS-Sissle's orchestra.
WGN (720l-Hogan's and
Kay's orchestras.
lWGY (790) -Pevton's or
chestra.
Hiss p. M
KYw (1o20l-Don Pedro's
orchestra.
lWDAF (610l - Nighthawk
frolic.
-12 P. M
lWENR (870l-Hines' orches-
ira.
1880 A. NJ
KYW (l020l -Spechts' or
chestra.
WENR is7ol-Don Pedro's
! orchestra.
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Confer Degree

Feiiowcraft degree will be con-
ferred at the meeting of Mystic Tie
lodge, No. 1898, F. & A. NJ, tonight
in the Masonic temple, North and
Illinois streets. James H. Lowry
worshipful master. will preside.
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Plan Good Time, Dinner

NJ ItUltS NptCtuI
LAFAYETTE, Ind, Dec. 2S.-An-
nual good time" dinner for men,
bers of Patriarchs Militant, No. 10
I. o. o. F., will be held here Thurs
day night at $50 in the hall of the
local lodge.
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uary in a nation
wide celebration of
the forty-ninth an
niversary of the or
der.
Marion camp, No.
1858, the first camp
to be organized in
this city, will con-
duct a public in
stallation of Off
GERS in conjunction
with its anniver-
sang celebraUl<p the
night OF ian. D "a
Woodmen hall, 322
East New York
street. Plans for