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The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1932-09-22
Unity

lone Hummer, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. VIM. Hummer stayed
with her aunt and uncle, Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Fritzlar last week.
Many of this vicinity attended
the sale at John Walters Thursday
Sept. Is.
Miss Ida Hummer, of Powers,
Mont. is visiting with friends and
relatives here.
Edna Quade, who is employed in
Sank Centre, visited last Sunday
with her folks, Mr. and Mrs. VIM.
Quade.
Mrs. Charles Hummer, Agnes
and Willard visited Friday after
noon at the home of Mrs. John
Hummer.
Rob. Betow was a olauk Centre
caller Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Friztlar, lone
Hummer visited Friday evening
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. An
drew Fritzlar.
The 50th Anniversary of the
Unity church will be celebrated
SiiiS Soiiuoy' oSPt. go. 1SCN wv 10
Richter, of Vergus, Mimi, will
conduct the service in the fore
noon at 1890. Rev. Paul H. Gerkie
of Appleton, MINI, will conduct
the service in the afternoon in
English. Dinner will be served
Admission adults 20 cents, children
under IA years of age 10 cents.
Everybody welcome.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Quade and
son, Orville and Ann Schlingel, Wis
tied Sunday at the home of Henry
Matthiesen.
Sam Graham and family were
supper guests at the Henry Quade
home Saturday evening.
Miss Ida Hummer left for her
home Monday night.
VIM. Hummer called on Chas
Hummer Monday.
Misses Agnes and Ida Hummer
called on Mrs. John Hummer Mon
day.
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er's mother, Mrs. H. Ward, and 9th
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er's mother, Mrs. H. Ward, and 9th
er relatives Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Veneer, Bill,
Cecilia, Mary. and Elsie, were Sun
day visitors with friends at Pierz.
Mrs. Mike Gerads visited Satur-
day at the Mike Albers home.
ALEX Erickson, Mike Ceminski
and Ben Peckskamp were st. Cloud
business callers last week. ..
Ed Berry and Miss Ruth Weber,
of Minneapolis, spent the week end
with Mrs. Clara Smith and son,
Bob, at their cottage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Bense and
son, Bobbie, of Sank Centre, were
Saturday visitors at the Ed Albers
home.
Mrs. Richard Farrow and son,
Floyd, were callers at the John
Veneer home Thursday afternoon.
Mat Goblirsch, of Graceville, was
a visitor of Mr.. and Mrs. Norb Hop
pc Saturday afternoon.
Richard Kicker and Norbert Har-
melting were visitors at the Glenn
Kampsen home near Sank Centre
Thursday.
Ted Schmitz and children called
at the Ben Ostendorf home Sunday.
e. C. Hamblet left Thursday for
Minneapolis, where his wife has
been a patient at the Northwestern
hospital. On Saturday, accompan-
led by his wife, they left for Santa
Monica, Calf, where they will
make their future home.
Henry Albers and Mike Gerads
are busy putting in new founda-
ton for the house on the Driesen
farm.
DR.. and Mrs. Price left Monday
for a few days visit at Owatonna.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Woodman
were Sunday evening visitors at the
Fred Hunter home.
Deputy Sheriff K. c. Adams, of
Long Prairie, was a business caller
here Thursday.
James Purcell, of Grey Eagle,
was a visitor her on Tuesday.
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Friday evening until Sunday even
ing with Pearl Baker.

Mrs. Mary Willes Of Chicago was
unable to identify James Hymers
as the man who robbed her because
he had washed his face so he was
freed.
The first all-gas house will be
displayed at the Century of Pro-
gress Exposition in Chicago in
1888.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1932-09-22
Cedar Lake

Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Van Haver-
meadt and family spent Sunday
afternoon and were supper guests
with Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Johnson.
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Tues, Wed, Thurs,
SEPT. 27-28-29
BIRD OF PARADISE"

The play that was the talk of mil
lions for 20 years. Fascinating and
weird Hawaiian life portrayed with
a strong cast and marvellous set
tings, featuring Dolores Del Rio,
Joel McRea and others.
Two Reel Comedy.
Admission 35c and 10c
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Sum-, Mon., Sept. 25-26
PAINTED WOMAN

"A story of tangled love in the South
Seas, featuring Peggy Shannon,
Spencer Tracy and William Boyd.
News reel, one reel cartoon, one
reel comedy. Adm. 35c and 10c
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Special Added Shorts with Each
Feature Also News Reel.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. HHHHaHHMHA
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Charles A. Wilding of FIT. Wayne
grand minister of state; Fred H,
Pocock of TT. Wayne, grand chan
cellor; DR.. Lewis Brown of Indian
apolis, grand prior; Edward D.
Moore of Indianapolis, grand treas
urer; Herbert A. Graham of Elk
hart, grand master of ceremonies;
Charles L. Hutchinson of Indianapo-
lis, grand standard bearer; John E.
Minor of Indianapolis, grand cap
tain of the guard, and Richard H.
Schweitzer of Knightstown, grand
sentinel.
During the session memorial trib-
utes will be paid to thirty third
degree members of the state who
have died since the last annual
meeting. These include Edward j.
Gausepohl of indianapolis; John c.
Warren of Terre Haute; Ohio L.
Wade Of Indianapolis, Earl r. Cart
wright of Plymouth; William w.
Thornton of indianapolis; Frederick
Matthews of Bloomington and
Charles D. King of Lebanon.
Among the members of standing
committees who will be present are
l.. Heely Link, John Henry Aiken
and Frank E. Strouder of Fl.
Wayne; Walter C. Schalnge, John
w. Hodgen, Edward A. Torrance
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Deputy Grand Chancellor
to Direct Session at
Brooklyn Tonight.

Lodges in the Twentieth district
of knights of Pythias will hold a
meeting at Brooklyn tonight. Earl
Mcbride of Bloomington, deputy
grand chancellor, will be in charge.
The district includes lodges in
Owen, Monroe and Morgan coun-
ties.
Crescent lodge No. SO of Newcastle
will hold banquet Friday night in
honor of the state championship
Newcastle basketball team. In
charge of the event will be A. o.
Schoelch, chancellor commander;
John R. Graves, deputy grand chan
cellor, and Charles A. Phelps, grand
trustee.
Statewide meeting of the uni
form rank, K. P, will be held April
IA at Martinsville. The meeting will
celebrate the forty-third anniver-
sary of Centennial company No. So
of Martinsville
Distinguished guests who will at
tend the meeting are L. A. Tuggle
of Danville, Ind, major general of
the Uniform Rank, and Levi Hooker
Of Evansville, brigadier- general.
Success company No. 76 of Sey-
mour will hold Uniform Rank mi
tiation. An exhibition drill will be
given by Centennial company.
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EAGLES LODGE
TO FETE MANN
Plan Class Initiation for
Former President.

Indianapolis Eagles will honor a
former national president of the or
der, Conrad H. Mann of Kansas
City, on April 25, with a class mi
tiation. He now is head of the Or
der's national commission seeking
enactment by congress of a bill
creating federal commission for
the sterilization of employment.
Mann underworld to the extent of
one million dollars a membership
campaign which opened last fall,
celebrating his twenty-f1fth ami
versary as a national officer.
Plans are being made by local
Eagles for an impressive observance
of Mothers day on May IL, the
first anniversary of the placing of a
tablet in the English opera house
COMMUNICATING a speech, Feb. z,
1904, the first recorded appeal for a
nationwide observance of the day.
made by Frank E. Herring of South
Bend, a former national president
of the order.
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SALES DRIVE BASED
ON NEWSPAPER ADS
Westinghouse Electric Statesmen
Hold Farley in City.

Westinghouse Electric Statesmen
Hold Farley in City.
Newspaper advertising will play
an important part in the spring
campaign for refrigerator sales by
the Westinghouse Electric Supply
Company, statesmen were advised to-
day at a meeting in the SEVERN.
The meeting is similar to those
being held in fifty cities throughout
the country by the Westinghouse
Electric and Manufacturing Com
pany, aided by its selling companies.
j. j. Moffatt, Chicago, who con-
Quoted the meeting, said special en-
phasis on newspaper advertising
would be a feature Of the sales
drive, declaring newspapers enter
channels not touched by other
media.
Graydon Golliher of this city is
sales supervisor of the indianapolis
district
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PYTHIANS TO HOLD
DISTRICT MEETING
FRAZIER'S BILLS ASK
RIGHTS FOR INDIANS
Restoration of Justice to Tribes
Urged by Senator.

Restoration of Justice to Tribes
Urged by Senator.
By Scripps-Howard Newspaper Alliance
WASHINGTON, April 4.-Nation-
wide support for two bills by Sena-
tor Frazier (Rep., N. d., aimed at
restoring the ancient tribal rights
of self-government to American In
dians is being urged by the Ameri-
can Civil Liberties Unions commit
tee on Indian civil rights. The bills
are:
l. Senate bill 1868, providing for
constitution and bylaws for each
Indian tribe; a tribal council to be
elected annually to represent the
Indians before congress, the Indian
bureau and courts, to control sales
of tribal lands, employ independent
counsel and make recommendations
as to expenditure of tribal funds.
2. Senate bill No. 3717, provid-
ing that when IS per cent of the
members of any Indian tribe on a
reservation petition for removal of
any official or employe of the In
dian bureau on such reservation,
the general council shall assemble,
with power to remove such official
or employe within sixty days.
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De MOLAY ADMITS 49
Founder of Order Is Paid
Honor at ConvoCation.

Forty-nine boys recently were adj
mitted to the fellowship of the In
dianapolis chapter, Order of De
Molay, at convocation held in
honor of Frank S. Land, founder
of the order.
The new members are:
Loran Black Harold Bland. stanfeld
Boeldt. Nolen Brown Jack Brown. Fred
Brunn. John Cade. Meredith Caldwell
Alexander Clark. Richard Defibaugh, DON
aid Davis. Max Evans. William Fox. Har-
old Fromer. William Forthoffer. Clarence
Gauserdinger. jaw GAYLORD. Robert Green.
Donald Hadlev, Carl Heidleman. William
King Jr,; Harris Lee. Harry Madison. Al
bert McCanoum. Harry Marshall. Casper
Milev. Max Miller. Robert Millspaugh, Bur
ton Morgan. Kenneth Morgan. Earl Marone
Dom Nlcewander. Edward Oliver. RAYMOND
Price. Charles Randall, Charles Roesser.
Joseph Sheets. Lewis Smith. Frank Wood.
James Snapp. Donald Steele. Charles
Stewart. Howard futile. Armand Tscnudi.
Claude Ward, Eugene Ward Jack White.
William Williams and Earl Williamson.
Officers of the chapter are Elmer
Hizer, master councillor Edgar Pet
ers, senior councillor, and Charles
Claryn junior councillor.
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RED MEN WILL
HOLD FINAL OF
STATE PARLEYS
District Meeting Slated at
ConnerSviIIe; SachemS to
Be Honored.

Last of a series of district meet
ings for 1892, held by the Improved
Order of Red Men of Indiana, will
be held this afternoon and tonight
in the wigwam of Otonkah tribe,
No. "a of Connersville.
Past SachemS who are eligible will
receive the Great Council degree as
the opening feature Of the meeting
at 3 this afternoon. The degree
will be conferred at a special meet
ing of the Great Council to be held
by Great Council officers.
The afternoon session also will
include reports from the various
tribes in the district, and period
in which questions concerning The
laws of the order will be discussed.
Degree Team to Act
Degree team of Otonkah tribe,
considered one of the best in the
country, will exemplify the adoption
degree at the evening meeting. p.
E. Mabee, past great sachem, assist
ed by Horace Allison, past sachem
will be in charge of the degree work
In charge of the meeting will be
Alva Hamilton, deputy great
sachem. Speakers at the evening
session will be w. I. Pryor Of
Worthington, great sachem, anc
Arch H. Hobbs of Indianapolis
great chief of records.
Counties assigned to the meeting
include Fayette, Wayne, Rush
Union, Franklin and Decatur.
Mashingomisha tribe No. 10, I
o. r. M, of Alexandria will hold
a county meeting Saturday.
All tribes in Madison county will
dress in full regalia for a parade to
be held at 7:30. The parade will
be preceded by banquet in honor
of the Comancne degree team of
indianapolis.
The degree team, in charge of
Captain Ben Breedlove, will confer
degree work on a group of can
didates following the parade.
The meeting will be in charge of
Farrell Ward, assisted by John
Pence and John O'Bryant.
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the comforting of the great council
degree on all past PocahontaSeS
who are eligible.
The degree of Pocahontas will be
conferred on groups of candidates
at all night meetings. Presiding
over these meetings will be the Po-
cahontas of the entertaining coun-
Gil.
State officers Of the order who
will attend these meetings are Mrs.
Lucy Cuskaden, great Wenonah;
Lizzie Brownlee, great Minnehaha
Mrs. Cherry Ross. great '-eeper of
records, and Mrs. Louise Hale, great
keeper of wampum
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MASONS TO DON
FEMININE GARB
FOR DURLESQUE
Minstrel Show to Be Added
Feature of Entertainment
at Temple Saturday.

Burnt cork and fancy feminine
regalia will be much in evidence
Saturday night when an all-male
cast of members of indianapolis
chapter No. 5, Royal Arch Masons,
presents a combined minstrel and
burlesque show at the Masonic
temple. North and Illinois streets.
The entertainment will begin at
BIS.
End men in the minstrel show
are Willis Milan, William Brink,
Chris Sorensen, Kenneth Hartley,
Albert Pauley, Raymond Ball. Wal
ter Nendel, MAJ Schooner, Hervey
Richardson, Harry Saunders and
Lloyd MoSiman.
Five of the seven characters in
the cast of the burlesque are past
high priests of the chapter. They
are Edward F. Nom, Henry st.
Clair. Harry C. Werkhoff, Edgar
Burgan and Ora T. Owen.
Other members of the cast are
William Waller and Fred Marker.
St Clair besides his part in the
burlesque, is interlocutor in the
minstrel.
Continuity and songs for the bur-
lesque were written by Spencer,
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-04-04
ELKS INSTALL HEADS
Joseph E. Barron Is New
Exalted Ruler.

Joseph E. Barron was installed as
exalted ruler of Indianapolis lodge
No. IS, B. P. o. E., Friday night in
lodge headquarters at Hotel Antlers.
Others who took offices were o. o.
Carter, esteemed leading knight; c.
j. Austermiller, esteemed loyal
knight; James N. Nelson, esteemed
lecturing knight; w. G.. Taylor, sec
rotary; Timothy P. Sexton, treas
urer; Fred Bodenmiller, tyler;
Frank Spooner, trustee; James C.
Gribben, delegate to the grand
lodge, and E. G. Wolf, alternate.
Installed in appointive offices
were j. D. Morrison, esquire; L. A.
Krebs, inner guard, and John
Lauck Jr., organist.
/ In charge of the Inauguration was
Joe Clark, past exalted ruler.
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POCAHONTAS ORDER
PLANS II MEETINGS
District Sessions Will Be
Held Next Week at BiCk-
nell, Brazil.

Eleven district meetings of the
Degree of PocahontaS, Improved Or
der of Red Men, will be held during
April and May, it was announced
today by Mrs. Goldia Greenlee OF
Sulphur Springs, great Pocahontas
First of the meetings will be held
under the auspices of Kickapoc
council of Bicknell, Tuesday, April
II. Councils assigned to the meet
ing are Washington, Shoals, West
Baden, Evansville 1.-TWO councns),
Algiers, Bedford, FIT. Branch and
Petersburg.
In charge of the meeting will be
Mrs. Sarah Sterling, past Pocahon-
taS.
Weton council of Sullivan will be
hostess to the second meeting April
ID. Councils assigned to the meet
ing include Shelburn, Jasonville,
Bloomington, Oolitic, Spencer, Lin
ton 1.-TWO councils), Worthington,
and Terre Haute (two councils).
Mrs. Lizzie Atkinson, past Poca-
hontas, will be in charge of the
meeting.
w. l. Pryor, great sachem of the
Red Men, and Russell Evans, past
great sachem, will attend.
Final meeting of next week will
be held April Is under the spon-
sorship of Peoria council of Brazil.
Mrs. Frances Atkinson, past Poca-
honUas, will be in charge.
Councils assigned are Terre
Haute (three councils, Seeleyville,
Greencastle, Coal Bluff, Rosedale,
Clinton, Knightsville, Carbon, Rock
vile and West Terre Haute.
Mrs. Greenlee will be in charge
of all afternoon meetings. They
will be devoted to business and to
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Three county meetings of lodges
of the Independent Order of Odd
Fellows will be held this week.
Golden A. Smith, grand master,
will attend all.
Logansport lodge No. II will be
host Tuesday. Wednesdays meet
ing will be held under the
auspices of Marion lodge No. SO,
Three lodges in FIT. Wayne will
entertain Thursday.
Plans are being laid for OBJ
servance of the 114th anniversary
of the order April 26. An open
meeting will be held in the
auditorium of the Odd Fellows
building, Pennsylvania and Wash
ington streets. Smith will speak.
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HIGH MASONS WILL
HOLD FARLEY HERE
Sixty-Fifth ConvoCation oil
Council of DeIiberation
ConveneS Today.

Sixty-ffth annual convocation of
the Indiana Council of Deliberation
meets this afternoon at the Scottish
Rite cathedral. The council is made
up of thirty-third degree members
accredited to the Scottish Rite
bodies of Indianapolis, Ft. Wayne,
Evansville and South Bend, and GER
tain thirty second degree officers
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and John r. Sterne of Evansville;
Arthur j. Smith of Muncie; Clar-
ence H. Smoke and Will G. Crabhill
of South Bend; Harry G. Strickland
of Greenfield; Elmer F. Gay Of
Franklin; Joseph G. Ibach of Ham,
mond; John L. Rupe of Richmond,
and Brandt G. Downey and Frank
E. Gavin Of indianapolis.
Following the business session, the
annual banquet will be held in the
cathedral for those attending the
meeting. An address and musical
program will follow the meal. DR..
Leslie will be the POSTMASTER.
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PLAN BASEBALL MIGHT
X. G, Session to Be Devoted to Dis
cussiOn Of Game.

Baseball night will be observed by
indianapolis council No. 437
knights of Columbus, at the meet
Ing tonight. The entire lecturers
hour will be turned over to the
game.
Among the baseball notables who
will be present will be Harry Geisel.
American League umpire; Jack
Hendricks of the Indianapolis club,
Emmett Mccain, manager of the
local club, and many members of
the Indians, together with men,
bers of the Toronto International
League club.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-04-04
WOMEN BACK JOB BILL
Repassage of Wagner Measure
Once Vetoed, Is Advocated.

By Scripps-H ot1ard Newspaper Alliance
WASHINGTON, April 4.-Repas-
sage of the vetoed Wagner bill to
create a unified state and federal
employment service is being pressed
before the senate commerce COM
mittee by the League of Women
Voters and others.
Senator Wagner said today he
hopes for a favorable vote of the
committee this week and by con-
gress later, in view of the testimony
that the Hoover-Doak substitute
system is not proving satisfactory.
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MONTGOMERY is
UNOPPOSED FOR
MOOSE OFFICE
Assured Post of Dictator
in Election Tuesday;
Mahoney Treasurer.

Samuel L. Montgomery is the only
candidate for dictator of Indianap-
oils lodge, No. II, Loyal order of
Moose, in the election which will
be held Tuesday night in Moose
hall, 1875 North Delaware street.
Montgomery was chosen by the
nominating committee. Only one
candidate was chosen to run for
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Haller, vice-dictator; M. M. Ma
money, treasurer; Noel c. White,
delegate, and DR.. Hugh J. Davey,
alternate delegate.
Mahoney, who is president of the
Legion Of the Moose, will speak at
the monthly dinner of the legion
at 8 Thursday in Moose hall. Mont
gomery also will speak.
Members of the legion have been
asked to bring members of The
Moose lodge as guests. Approx
mately $50 persons are expected to
attend.
William Cook, great north Moose.
VIII be in charge of the dinner.
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Fishing the
Air

Ethelbert Nevins THE Rosary" will con-
trast with That's What Heaven Means to
Me" and II Stumbled over YOU in the
program by Robert Simmons tenor. and
the orchestra over WTAM and NBC ret
work Monday at 6:15 %. m.
Alice JOY and Paul Van Loans or
chestra offering a varied fare will pre-
sent "Juanita," "They Didn't Believe
Me" and Roll On, Mississippi Roll On
on the program over wTAM and an NBC
network Monday at $50 y. m.
AS feature Of the broadcast from Bos-
ton. Mass. over WFBM and the Columbia
network. MONDAY, at 6:45 D. m, Morton
timely rendition OF April Showers In
keeping with the mood OF spring Downey
also will sing Let Me Call You Sweet
heart"
Mrs. oliver Hartman; yell-known New
York society matron and club woman. will
be interviewed by Allie Lowe Miles. dis
tinguished newspaper woman. author. edi-
tor and former actress during the broad
cast of THE Bath Club" program Monday.
from to tbs D. M. over WFBM and
the Columbia network.
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and past Officers.
Presiding at the
business meeting,
opening at 3, is
DR.. Gaylard M.
L s1ie of F t .
Wayne, deputy for
Indiana. Robert
A. w DIS of
Princeton is the
gran d secretary.
Other officers of
the council are:
Eugene E. Vatet
of Muncie, grand
first lieuten a n t =
n ~ ~ q nj a ~
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Druids to Hold Party

indianapolis grove No. 81, United
Ancient Order of Druids. will hold
euchre and bunco party at 8:15
Wednesday in Druid hall, 90 South
Delaware street. Members of the
committee in charge of the enter
tainment are F. E. Geider, Otto
Swanson, Marion G. Thomas and
Harry Stafford.
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LODGE WILL STAGE
"A NIGHT IN DIXIE
Plantation Dances Will Feature U.
o. A. w. Event April ii.

"a Night in Dixie" will be staged
by the Booster Club of Golden Rule
lodge, No. 3, United Order of
American Workers, at S:15, Monday.
April II, in the hall at 116 East
Maryland street.
Featuring the entertainment will
be plantation dances, cake walks
and southern melodies. The pro-
gram will be open to the public.
Regular meeting of the lodge will
be held tonight. A group of can
didates will receive degrees.
Following the business session will
be social hour and the monthly
luncheon. Members of the supreme
lodge will talk.
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VETERANS IN MEETING
Political Issues to be Subject for
Ex-Service Men.

Mass meeting of ex-service men
will be held at tonight under
sponsorship of the National United
American Veterans. In charge of
the meeting will be Edward G..
Schaub, national commander of the
organization.
Political issues of interest to vet
Grams will be discussed by speakers,
according to Schaub. 1t will be open
to all honorably discharged ex-serv-
ice men.
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VETERANS AWAIT CHIEF
Spanish War Organization Will
Fete Commander Friday.

George R. Lunn of Schenectady,
N. Y, national COMMUNICATIVE chief
of the United Spanish War Vet
Grams, and Mrs. Florence H. Becker
of Louisville. KY, national president
of the auxiliary, will be entertained
at a dinner Friday in the Claypool
by the Indiana department of the
organization.
State officers of the organization
and delegates from each of the
sixty-two camps in Indiana are ex-
pected to attend.