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CARTA CABLFGRAFICA De ESPANA

mientras que los colonizadores
Iespanoles Sc mezclaron con ellos,
contribuyendo asi a SUI civiliza-
Ellos dicen que al mundo
Sc han dado cuadros de una Es-
.pana que no eXiste, o a 10 mejor
aspectos de algo que verdadera-
mente no representa- a los espa-
noles.
La prensa espanOla ha toma-
do una actitud dudosa hacia ell
~secuestro del nino Lindbergh.
Uno de los peri6dicos parece sa-
tisfecho en- asegurar que csc es
un aspecto tipico de los Estados
Unidos y ha hecho concentrates
como este: Gel aguila ha descen-
dido y esta ahora en- la terra.
Ell tempo ha matado las esperan
Dzas del demoledor de soberanias
y hecho caer su aguila desde las
nubes haSta ell suelo".
Otro peri6dico ha publicado
una caricatura mostrando a los
detectives y policias usando po-
tentes anteojos, mientras un cri-
minal detras dc. ellos pega a I'm
niho con I'm blackjack Y Sc lee
debajo de la caVicatura: Este
Ocurre en- America, un pals de
breve historic. Tn delicioso e.
jemplo de la exquisite sentiment
talidad de la emoci6n extraida
del alma yankee, la cual es POGO
inclinada a sensibilidades. I'm
protagonista desciende en- una
Inca recta en- este dia, cuando
solo los priviiegiados hijos de
America pueden ser heroes.
Aqui el secuestro de cualquier
InihO hace vibrar nuestros SEN
Itimientos y 10 mismo ell lincha-
imiento de un negro.
"Nuevo Mundo" brinda por ell
romantico bandido y patricia
americana Sir All Capone. Esto
,uena como la triunfante eNplo-
sion de cello de una moribunda
naci6n, mas bien que ell humane
sentimiento de bondad de un
pals cuyo renacimiento anade
EN- lugar de sustraer de la "Le-
yenda Negra'.
Este representa- ell sentimien-
to de los cosmopolitas no de a.
.quellas personas de Espana que
verdaderamente son la espina
|dorsal del pals.
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VALIOSAS RELIQUIAS EN-,
CONTRADAS EN- CUBA

Habana, Mario 16.-El pro
fesor Roberto Bennett miembrC
del Institute Indio de Ameri-
ca, que ACADIA de realizar un via
je de exploration por la provin-
cia de Pinar del Rio, dice haber
encontrado reliquias prehist6.
ricas que tienen una importan-
te Influenza en- ell estudio de los
aborigenes de Cuba.
Entire los objetos encontrados
en- cavernas y poZos figuran 20C
cucharas hechas con conchas
martillos de piedra, cacerolas de
MADEIRA y. otros utensiiios print,
tivos. FL mas importante hallaZ-
go es ell fragmento de un era.
neo que Sc ha remitido al insti-
tuto Smithsonian.
Opina ell professor Bennett que
estas reliquias vigorizan su teo-
ria contraria a que la civiliza.
ci6n prehist6rica Maya haya de.
jado SUI Influenza en- Cuba, 20?
,cuanto a su juicio los indios qut
ccupaban las Antillas eran de.
mismo orfgen de los indies de IL
America del Norte, a quienes
ruchas autoridades senalan pr
Icedencia asiatica.
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DETEN1DO UN EX-PRESl-
DIARIO EN- RELACION
CON Ell Case LINDBERGH

Rochester, N. York, Mario
16.-Una de las principles fl
guras en- ell case de secuestro
de Alexander, ocurrido hace
nueve amos, Stanley G.. Gran
dali, fu6 arrestado por la poi
ella en- relaci6n con el secuestro
del hijo del coronel Lindbergh.
Quiere la policia DIR un relate
de sus a%ctividades en- la noche
en- que eel nino fuera secuestra
do. Lo esta interrogando el ca
pitan John P. Mcdonald.
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TODD Ell PAN DEBERA CON
HARINA DE YUCA

Habana, Mario 16.-Todo
ell pan y galleticas que Sc fabri-
que en- Cuba despues del prime
70 de Julio de 1882, debe conte-
ner por 10 menos 10 por ciento
Y puede contener hasta el 40 por
ciento de harina de yucca, segdn
un decreto presidential en- ell
cual Sc disponen penalidades pa
ra aquellos que vendan pan con
menos peso, y sc senala como res
ponsables a los ~panaderos y bo-
degueros que vendan en- esas
condolences.
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CARTA CABLEGRAFICA DE CUBA

La intenci6n del decreto es
proteger la agriculture y crear
I'm mercado para la enorme can
tidad de esta harina que aqui Sc
produce.
Ell SAILOR de la yucca es muy
'agradable y ell pueblo cubano
hace gran consume de ella.
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tpor los hombres cue componel
la Association La Columna par;
celebrar en- su magnifico par
cue de recreo un bonito Pic
Mic, en- donde tomaran parte la.
m~ejores orquestas y SeXtetos d.
Ia localidad.
Muy adelantado Sc halla e
programa para este paseo cam
pestre.
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Sigue muy bien

Sigue muy bien
Nuestro particular amigo el
senior Primitive Coto, que hace
algunos dias fuera operado de
hernia por ell DR.. Frank Costa.
en- ell Sanatorio del Centre Astu-
riano.
Muy pronto abandonara ell es.
tablecimiento ben6fico.
Mucho nos alegramos.
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Cl0tilde Hernandez

Cl0tilde Hernandez
Dana distinguida Y esposa de
'nuestro querido amigo ell seno.
Pedrito Hernandez, ha sido so.
metida en- la manana de hoy q
una diffcil operaci6n quir1rgica
por ell DR.. Jorge A. Trelles.
Quiera Dios que su NAL no re.
vista cuidado algunc.
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Afeccj6n b~rOnqui0l

La esta padeciendo ell conoci-
do caballero senior Angel ESQ
bio, Encargado General de la
Fabrica de Tabacos LA Integri-
dad.
Permanece recluido en- ell Sa-
natorio del Centre Espanol.
Formulamos n~uestros votos
poraue su restablecimiento def
nitivo no Sc haga esperar.
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FNnciGn

Funci6n
La que preparan para ell do
mingo pr6ximo en- ell teatro de
los Obreros, los elementos aficio-
nados que en- el trabajan.
A base de una obra espanola,
otra bufa Y IN acto complete de
finas variedades, es ell progra-
ma que Sc esta confeccionando
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De nuevo las autoridades in
r,esas de la India han encarce
ado a la esposa del Mahatma
1andhi.
Seis meses de prisi6n debera
lmplir la anciana, culpable
e opinar como su marido.
Nj los garrotazos, nj las car
eles, nj la muerte apartaran a
IS indies del canine que ST
uen hacia SUI independence
olitica.
Los discipulos del Mahatma
aciben golpes y no c~ontestan
eilos; son encarcelados y no
g quejan, son asesinados Y
aen sonriendo.
No Sc puede veneer a unos
lombres asf, aunque otra cosa
Dpinen los conservadores in
gleses.
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De APPENDICITIS

Ha sido operada esta mahana
por Ell DIR. Torretta, en- el Sana-
terio del Centre Espahol, la a
qraciada senorita Josefina Mar
uueta, residente de la avenida II
v Gale "a.
Sc nos informa que su estado
es completamente satisfactorio.
LIE deseamos una pronta Gu
"a.
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mana de hoy, el senior Brum Le-
to.
Dado 10 dificil y arriesgada
de la operation, es de esperarse
que no ofrezca peligro alguno en-
10 que respecta a las naturales
comp1icaeRnes.
Que muy pronto sc recobre
snn n~uoefroa desaoa
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i"Embajador" de esta ciu-
dad el hombre que "enterra-
ra" millones de pesos que no
eran suyos; "embajador' ell
hombre que Sc ~apoderara de
los ahorros de miles de ninos,
tYatando a la infancia con ell
|rigor que ~aplicara a los adul-
|tos.
Nal embajador tenemos y
ii los otros con su silencio acep
tan tai "embajada," aqui pro-
testamos de ella.
Para "embajador" esc6jase
/ I'm hombre que no haya des-
pojado a sus conciudadanoS
de millones o centenares de
miles de pesos, dinero que Sc
le entregara confiando en- su
"honradez Y escrupulosidad."
Tn ingl6s, un cubano v I'm
taliano Sc disputan ell juZga-
DO de paz de- distrito de Ybor
City.
Falta un gallo del patio"
para completar ell cuadrilate-
Ell ingl6s habla ell idioma es-
)anol, ell cubano Sc expresa en-
Il sonora idioma de Cervantes
' el italiano tambi6n sabe emf
If sus idas en- ell lenguaje de
'os descubridores de la Flori-
da.
Pero la victoria depende de
a "maquinaria," no del talen-
o o la bondad de los aspiran-
ties.
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CHUNGAS Y NO CHUNGAS

W. OUUlVUN
mez, amo de Venezuela, que
no quiere bajarse del asno de
la Dictadura, Y Oral. Gerardo
Machado Y Morales, que dice
viene sacrificandose por Cuba.
Los dos, Juan y Gerardo,
mantienen a las repdblicas gu,
dominan lejos de la atm6sfera
de "libertad y pura demoera-
cia" que Don Ricardo, presi-
dente de Panama, quiere para
las naciones americans de O.
rfgen indo-iberico.
Ell Cofre de la Comunidad
no Sc llenara, por la Indifferent
cia de las organizaciones civil
cas- de Tampa-se nos ha d.
cho.
Voiver la espalda a la po-
breza, no es civismo.
iSe prueba Ell civismo defen
diendo la verdad y ayudando
a los desgraciados.
81 un hombre civico es ell que
Sc MEGA a ofrecer sus mejores
esfuerzos con Ell fin de evitar
sufrimientos y penas a sus con
ciudadanos.... Gque entiende
listed por un hombre cinico?
81 Tampa tuviera muchos
ciudadanos como Carl Bro
rein, otro gallo nos cantaria.'
Oigamos al primer ministro
del Jap6n, Tsuyoshi Inukai, de
fendiendo la indefendible con-
ducta de los militaristas japo-
neses, "ladrones" en- la Man
churia, "asesinos' en- Shan
ghai: "Pocos pueden sentir
mas genuina simpatia hacia los
nacionalistas chinos y sus as
piraciones, de la que yo he sen
lido por mas de 80 amos
"Cuando Sun Yat-Sen Y sus
asociados buscaron refugio en-
ell Jap6n, yo les di albergue.
Mi casa era un lugar de reu-
niones secretas de los revolu-
cionarios. A menudo elios com
partieron mis- alimentos y ro-
pas"
miranda hacia mis- 80 amos
de amistad con los nacionalis-
tas, NADIA es tan desconsolador
para mi como yer a nuestra
naci6n obligada a decretar una
intervention armada en- su
pals" LA intervention no fue
iniciada por mi gobierno y es-
to no 10 digo por espiritu par
tidarista, sine porque creo que
las hostilidades lutheran po-
dido evitarse 81 ell partido en- ell
poder hubiese adoptado una
firme actitud contra las viola
clones de los tratados, cometi-
das por China"
Con ell tratado de Washing
ton Sc do a China una oportu-
nidad para poner su casa en-
orden, sin extranjera interfe-
rencia. Ella, por su parte, sc
obligaba a respetar los dere-
chos y vidas de los extranje-
ros."
"Atribuir todOs sus DISCUS.
tos domest!cos al "imperialis.
mo extranjero" no es varoniI
no es cierto. Solo admitiendo sus
errOres y defectos, Y hacienda
honrados esfuerzos para RENE
diarlos, puede llegar a ser una
naci6n eficiente y conquistal
ell respeto de sus vecinos."
LA intervention en- la Man
churia ha causado inquietud
ente los Poderes con los cua-
les desealhos estar en- los me-
jores terminus" "Isros nc
buscamos esa is pOr abrd
mos llevados H.. q luez ~
que no podia
curse. Lo de Eu
asunto inesp . lose
tai, no es u%tqItsy Ifa
~. 49,
longaci6n de i al Ii a.
Manchuria." ae.
lei mundo puede tener
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iOperado
Por ell DR.. A. Gonzalez, -
do operado de hernia "a
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Sc Gcercd la fechd
Del dia 8 de abril, sehalada
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DE ITALIA
DISENCIONES EN- LA PREM
SA FASCISTA

Roma, Mario 16.-La version
official ffscista de 10 que ha aeon
tecido a los peri6dieos itaIianos
en- los nltimos amos es que la
prensa de este pals Sc ha CONVEX
lido erR una .orquesta en- la cual
cada ndsico responde a la ba-
tuta ID director en- interes de la
ammonia. Aceptando esta des-
cripci6n, es evidente que algu-
nos de los miembros DE la or
questa piensan que sus vecinOs
estan tocando fuerA de tono.
La disenci6n envuelye a uno
de los mejores peri6dic6s de TIA
Ua, II Matino, de Napoles, y su
huevo director, Luigs Barzini,
Rarzini, cuya fama como perio.
dista comenz6 en- Z tiempo de Ia
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rritQrio ajeno. TODD 10 que de-
seamos es vivir en- paz en- la
Manchuria. Estoy SECURE que
cuando ell m>5td-1 7recie bien
L., * mel,jNa1 o,4o.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-06-20

Lee Bays of Sullivan, member
of the Indiana state boxing COM
mission, was named president OF
the Indiana Elks' Association at the
thirty-frst annual convention of the
organization last Wednesday and
Thursday in Huntingin.
He succeeded Frank E. Coughlin
of South Bend.
First vice-president of the asso-
citation is Joseph L. Clarke of In
dianapoliS.
Other officers are c. j. Joel of
Charlottesville, second vice-presi-
dent; o. A. Minor of Warsaw, third
vice-president; Julius Abe of VAL
paraiso, fourth president; W.
G. Croebl of Shelbyville, secretary,
and Tom Jennertte of Ligonier,
treasurer.
Approximately 1000 members of
the Benevolent Protective Order of
Elks attended tie conclave. Feature
of the two-day session was speech
by John R. Coen of Sterling, Colo,
grand exalted ruler of the order.
Michigan City was designated as
the meeting place Of the associ-
atoms thirty second annual meet
ing in 1888.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-06-20
"a ODD FELLOW
LODGES BACKING
CIRCUS-RODEO
Many State Members Will
Attend Giant Carnival
at PennSy Park.

Many lodges of the Independent
Order of Odd Fellows and the Re-
bekah assembly from various towns
and cities in Indiana will send dele
cations to attend the circus and
rodeo to be sponsored by the Marion
County Odd Fellows band June 26
to July 2 in Pennsy park.
Sponsoring the entertainment are
twenty-four I. o. o. F. lodges and
eighteen Rebekah lodges in Marion
county.
Proceeds from the circus will 60
to charitable work within the organ
ization. A number of famous circus
stars, clowns, and rodeo performers
have been signed to appear in the
show.
General chairman in charge of
arrangementSc is Fred S. Galloway
manager of the band. George Will
liams is director of the organization
He will be in charge of the musical
arrangements for the circus.
Other committee chairmen are Ed
Berger, publicity; George Breedlove,
seating; Paul Noting, tickets, and
G. E. Biner, advertising.
Free admission will be extended to
children in all orphanages in Mar
ion county, including the county in
Urinary, all newspaper carriers in
Marion county, and to persons in
the Odd Fellows home in Greens
burg.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-06-20
VETS DEMANDS
ARE ASSAILED
Prohibition Problem Moral
Issue, Statement Says.

Branding the saloon as "the
greatest economic and social curse
that ever afflicted America" district
superintendent and executive COM
mittee members of the Indiana
State Council of Methodist Episco-
pal churches, in statement today
declare the prohibition question is
not matter of politics. but "a great
moral and social issue"
The statement recognizes the
right of the people to change or re-
peal fundamental laws in the man
ner prescribed by the Constitution
"a two-thirds vote of each branch
of the congress and ratification by
three-fourthS of the states.
Suggestion for a referendum is
met by the criticism that no plan
has been advanced that possesses
any legal or binding force"
Asserting that repeal of the eight
zenith amendment would return con-
troll of the liquor traffic to the
states, it is declared that this would
mean 're- establishment of the sa-
loon with all its old-time evils"
I'VE wonder if the leaders of the
Republican and Democratic parties
are willing to assume this RESPONSE
bility," the statement continues.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-06-20

the prizes to the winning teams in
the closing ceremony of the three
day session.
The log-rolling will open at 1920
Saturday, July ?, with a band con-
cert given by the West Baden town
band. 1t will be followed by flag
raising ceremony under direction of
John D. Volz of indianapolis, ma
tional director.
Glass adoptions will be held at 8
Saturday night in the high school
gymnasium. Degree team of Kokomo
camp will confer the mems degrees.
Women candidates will be adopted
by the Women's team Of Marion
camp of indianapolis.
Following the ceremonies the
grand ball will be held in the
gymnasium. In charge of the event
will be M. C. Ash of West Baden,
district deputy and chairman of the
grand ball committee.
A second band concert will be
held at 10 Sunday morning, pre-
ceding the memorial services which
will be held at the ball park. w.
c. Erhardt of Greensburg will de-
liver the memorial address.
A parade of the delegates will be
held at T. The line of march will
end at the high school, where a
good fellowship meeting will be
held. T. w. Jones of Anderson,
district deputy, will lead in COM
munity singing.
Colonel F. G. Fitch will speak on
fraternalism and fellowship.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-06-20
LODGE BANQUET
!. OPENS MEETING
OF PATRIARCHS
Business Sessions Start at
LoganSport Con-
CIave.

Delegates from the cantons and
ladies auxiliaries of Patriarchs
Militant to the fortieth annual
session of the department council
at Logansport today began their de-
alterations following a banquet and
an address of welcome Sunday.
William Fielder, mayor of Logan
sport, extended the keys of the city
to the visiting Patriarcns Sunday
night.
Business sessions of the depart
ment council and the state aSsc 81
ton of ladies' auxiliarieS opened at
$50 this morning after w. w. Zim-
norman of Rochester, member of
the order in Logansport, delivered
the address of welcome in behalf
of the LoganSport canton.
Will Confer Degree
The patriarchs militant degree
was to be conferred at this after
noon by Canton Excelsior No. Is
of Lafayette. At union memorial
services were to be held. Canton
Gary No. S of Gary was to lead the
rites.
Grand parade of all delegates will
be held at tonight. Marshal will
be Colonel Frank j. Berndt of Lo-
gansport. Comforting of the deco
ration of chivalry on group of
members of the Rebekah Assembly
will be held at $780, AT $3.50 an
individual spell down drill will be
held.
Feature of the evening will be a
grand military ball. Leading the
grand march will be Brigadier-
General Elmo Gustin of Elwood. He
will be followed in order by Colonel
Berndt, Major E. M. Tones of FL
wood, Major L. L. Tyson of Elkhart.
Colonel H. E. Roesener of Indian
apolis and Lieutenant-C Colonel R. B.
Xolthoff of Lafayette.
Final business sessions of the
mems and women's orders will be
hold at 9 Tuesday. Officers will be
elected in the ladies' auxiharies.
Mrs. Ellen Tyson of Elkhart, retiring
president, will be named delegate to
the association of ladies' auxiliaries
at the Sovereign Grand Lodge to be
held in September at Denver, Colo.
Elections Far Apart
Elections in the department coun-
Gil are held only once every three
years.
Exemplification of the secret work
by Major Tyson, brigade inspector,
will close the morning meeting.
Auxiliary of Canton Elkhart No. 8
of Elkhart will exemplify the cere-
mony admitting members into the
ladies' auxiliary at 2. At the de-
gree of chivalry will be conferred
upon the Chevaliers.
Ending the conclave will be the in
stallation of the department associa-
ton officers by Brigadier-G General
Gustin and his staff.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-06-20
MASONIC BODIES
GOING ON PICNIC
Games and Swimming Will
Feature FroIiC.

Games and swimming will feature
the annual picnic Of the four Ma
sonic bodies which meet in Calvin
w. Prather temple, Forty-second
street and College avenue, to be
held at 2 Saturday at Northern
Beach.
The orders which will participate
are Calvin w. Prather lodge, No.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-06-20
Get MOOSE JOURNAL
Branch Libraries Subscribe
to Magazine Also.

The Moose Magazine, official
monthly publication of the Loyal
Order of Moose, will be placed in
all indianapolis branch libraries,
the Lauter Memorial Boys Club
and the English Avenue Boys Club
for one year.
The announcement was made by
Mrs. Fern Burk, library committee
chairman, at the recent business
meeting of the indianapolis chap
ter, Women of the Moose.
The MooSeheart journal will be
placed in the same buildings by
Miss Katherine Smith, grand re-
corder of the Women of the Moose.
Other members of the library COM
mittee are Mrs. Alberta Straughn
and Mrs. Daisy Aiken.
A class initiation will be held at
the Moose hall, 1876 North Delaware
street, at Thursday, when all
standing committees, according to
request of Mrs. Agnes White, retir-
ing senior regent of the chapter,
will present final reports.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-06-20
ISABELLA DAUGHTERS
TO GIVE CARD PARTY

Minstrel Show Star, Director Will
Be Special Guests.
Daughters of Isabella will hold a
complimentary card party Tuesday
evening at 8:15 in the Brookside
park community house.
Charles Lines, who directed the
minstrel show given recently by the
order, and Chief Mike MorriSsey,
who took part as interlocutor, will
be special guests at the party.
Mrs. Robert Fessler and Miss
Statia O'Connell are in charge of
arrangements.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-06-20
NAME K. C. OFFICERS
Hoffman Elected Navigator
Fourth Degree Assembly.

George j. Hoffman was named
faithful navigator of the Fourth de-
gree assembly, Knight of Columbus
at the elections held last week
Other officers are George A. Bischoff
faithful captain; William Schnorr
faithful admiral; William A. Dorgan
faithful pilot; the Rev. Elmer j
Ritter, faithful friar; Al BOOSTERS
faithful comptroller, and William J
Greener, faithful sentinel.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-06-20

fish Rite, of Prather lodge; Mrs
Harry King of Nettie Ransford
chapter; Harry Shipman of Prather
council, and Hubert L. Wann of
Prather chapter. They will be as
sisted by members of their various
entertainment committees.
Following the games, which will
begin at 2, a basket supper will be
served at 5. Feature contest of the
afternoon will be a baseball game
between officers of all orders and
members of the Prather Craft
Club.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-06-20

Six members working for one
firm. That is the case of the local
Royal Arcanum Six members of
the order, Roy bearing, Art Clark
Glenn Belleter, Herman Smell, Da-
vid Basey and Roy Basey, shown in
the photo, are employed by the
Strohm Transfer and Carriage Com
pany.
The local lodge now is staging a
membership drive in preparation
for a degree ceremonial to be held
July Is in honor of Charles Har-
rington of Jersey City, N. j., SUI
preme president, who will visit In
dianapolis that day.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-06-20
MOOSEHEART FOUNDER
is SCHOOL SPEAKER
Davis to Deliver Commencement
Address in Child City.

By Times Special
MOOSEHEART, Ill, June 90
James j. Davis, senator from
Pennsylvania and founder of Moose
heart, the cid city of the Loyal
Order of Moose, will deliver the
commencement address June 25 to
LOT graduates of Mooseheart high
school.
The class will be the largest to
be graduated from the school since
it was founded twenty years ago.
Ninety-two cities and towns in
twenty-three states and Alaska are
represented by the graduates.
Of the forty-f1ve vocations taught
at MooSeheart, members Of the class
have specialized in twenty-three.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-06-20
10. OF. Hall to Be Dedicated

New hall of the Independent Or
der of Odd Fellows lodge at Eliza
beth will be dedicted Thursday,
June 30. The new building will re-
place the old hall which burned last
December. Speaker at the ceremony
will be Golden A. Smith of New AL
bany, grand master.
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NAMED
LOG ROLLING JUDGE
Modern Woodmen Contests
Will Be Held at
West Baden.

Head judge of all prize drill con-
tests to be held at the Indiana state
rolling of the Modern Woodmen
of America July 2, and at West
Baden will be Colonel Robert L.
Moorhead of Indianapolis.
Women's teams, eight-man teams,
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-06-20
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