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The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1932-08-12
BY william Macleod Raine
(wNU Service)
Copyright by william Macleod Raine

it that 1t would be in the open.
He was shot from the chaparral."
She did not believe that he was
guiltless. She could not think that.
And yet
what do you mean?" she asked.
His head sank into the sand and his
eyes closed.
Reluctantly she moved toward him,
drawn by his great need. He was the
enemy of her house, the one who had
brought disaster irretrievable to it.
But he was, she believed, dying man.
The eternal mother was in that hour
stronger in her than the daughter of
her father.
She knelt beside him, looking for the
wounds. A stain of wet blood in the
back of the shirt showed that he had
been shot from behind. The sight of
it gave her a little shock, for she re-
called what Phil had said about seeing
some one who looked like Jasper. And
he had told her, Jasper had, that he
intended to get wills Mccain. Had he
done it? She hoped not. Murder from
the chaparral was a dreadful thing,
crime wholly alien to the frank and
passionate temperament of the girl.
Water was needed, and Julia had
not brought a canteen. She took the
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1932-08-12
Merry Christmas

Shortly before the holidays one OF
those personal tragedies overlook
Jacks mother with the result thar
she had TO acquire some artificial
teeth. She was sensitive about it,
and had told no one outside the fam
lily, though, of course, Jack had heard
it discussed in the home circle. Inn
agine his mothers feelings, then.
when, the day after Christmas, she
heard her son beasting to a neigh
Dor:
Gee, we had dandy Christmas
this year. We got new car, and
new radio, and mamma got new
teeth indianapolis News.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1932-08-12
Woman Construct. Church

Acting as architect, boss of the
work and even as workman.
woman, is given chief credit for the
construction of one of the most pic
turesque churches in South Africa.
She is Miss Bertha Everard, the
South African artist. She taught
herself the craft of prospecting for
building stone, and spent many days
wandering over the veldt in search
of suitable material The church at
Carolina, Transvaal. is 20 by Go feet.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1932-08-12
CHAPTER "
Enemies Meet

Julia walled "Oh Daddy-Daddy ~
as she went down to her knees beside
the lax body.
Wilson McCann waited for the first
emotional outburst to spend itself.
This was no place for him. He knew
that. The drumming hoofs Of his
horse should be putting miles between
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1932-08-12
Impediment

Debuchi-Isn't Hamstring going to
marry Irma Knute?
Penuchi-No, he says Irma has an
impeachment in her Voice.
Debuchi-What is it?
Penuchi-She can't say 'yes."-The
Pathfinder.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1932-08-12
Out Our Wav

"Why don't you sun that grass
rug?"
"It might sprout"-Louisville Cou.
rier-Journal.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1932-08-12

There is beauty in the construc-
ton of sentences, and some are like
jewellers at it.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1932-08-12

Mans loose actions often get him
in a tight place.
La gaceta., 1932-11-16

cador.
ALI no habia NADIA que pudie-
Sc servir para reanimar a Flo
ra.
Pas6 al dormitorio Y apode-
rose del frasquito de sales, uti-
.lizado pocas horas antes POI, su
esposa.
Gracias a aquel poderoso reac
two, ell nj, ques pp6oI 'onse-
guir que su Mia abriese los ojos
I'm suspiro de profunda an
gustia, Sc exhal6 del pecho de
aquel angel.
i Hija mia!1dijola ell mar
qu6s, arrodillado junto a ella, te
MENDOZA Incorporate sobre suS
rodillas.
La joven lie eontempl6 vaga-
Rente.
Una expression dulce y triste
La gaceta., 1932-11-16
B0XE1
LEGO TONY

Tony Freeman, ell notable bo-
xeador de peso mediano, lego
aver a Tampa con la intencion
de batirse ell pr6ximo viernes,
en- Benjamin Field, frente a Ma
nuel Quintero, ell "huracan es-
panol."
Freeman parece estar en- per.
fectas condolences fisicas y pro.
bablemente no podra limitar 81
peso a las 154 libras.
Quintero esta preparandose
con mucho cuidado para ell com
bate del viernes y sus amigos es-
peran que boxeando afuera, y
subido en- la b~icicleta, pueda ha-
Ger verdadera resistencia al ex-
campe6n de peso weller.
Mano hizo aver ejercicios de
suiza y boxe6 8 asaltos, tres con
Young Higgins, 3 con Tony
Diaz y 2 con Tony Beck.
Ell ex-campe6n practicara hoy
en- ell gimnasio de Leto, en- West
Tampa, ayudado 'por ell zurdo
Sam Crosby.
La gaceta., 1932-11-16

"a favorablemente a los fieles
y 9 los expertos en- Las primeras
peleas que sostuviera en- Ia Me-
tr6poli?
La gaceta., 1932-11-16
TRATASE DE
UNA PELEA ENTIRE Ell
CAMPEON NICHOLS Y
FRANKIE BATTAGLIA

Chicago, Nov. LA empire
sa del Estadio trata de presen-
tar ell dfa 30 de noviembre un
combate entire George Nichols,
campe6n de peso complete lige-
no, reconocido por la Association
Nacional de Boxeo, y frankie
Battagvlia, de Winnipeg, Mani
tova.
Battaglia ha tr4unfado por
nocaut en- 26 de sus 1ltimas 80
peleas y lucha con muchas diff
cultades para reducir su peso al
Unite de la "categoria media
ma"
En- su Ultima pelea derrot6 a
Young Terry, de Trenton, pc :
sando 1853 libras.
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a la vez, amino SUI semblante.
i Padre mio!-balbuci6 con
Iopaca voz.
Y, rompiendo a llorar con in
finita amargura, agreg6:
i Solos!.... Use fuel. iAh.
madre mia!
i Valor, Flora ID mi alma!
Aun tie quedo yo,-,, 70 que sabre
quererte mas que ella. mas que
todos y por todos-.., Ven, VEN.
Haz I'm esfuerzo..-. Ash. levan-
tate. Vamos a tn estancia......
Hay que evitar que TODD este
trascienda a la servidumbre
hija querida, no llores....
nd tlores, por dos, de esa ma
nerN, que tn llanto me augusta
y Ale roba energfas que tanto ne
cesito en- estos instantes.
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Barney Ross, ell peso .igero de
Chicago, va a pelear ell dia 25
con una de las victimas de Kid
Chocolate, Johnny Farr, de Gle
veland.
La pelea servira para probar
81 ell joven de Chicago reune las
condolences que los criticos lie
acreditan.
Algo notable debe ser cuando
lie llaman Sensational peso lige
TO-"
La gaceta., 1932-11-16

Sus negros cabellos, destren-
zados, en- ondas de un negro hri-
llante con tornasolados de soda,
calan por su espalda Y sobre los
homoros, unos hombros de Inca
suaVe, vagorosa como Ia de ma
flgura angelica.
Flora era alta, pareciendoIo
mas aun por la delgadez a oHe
la habia reducido la constante
flebr"que consumia su ser.
'Sus negros ojos, hundidos v
orlllantes, eran de una hermosu
ra deslumPradora.
Su dimtnuta boca, de labios fl
nos y acorazonados, formulate
una sonrisa triste, sin luz, sin
vida; la sonrisa de los que SUI
fren con resignation penas del
Los pies, calzados por ricos
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Tony Freeman lego aver a

Tampa y aparentemente peSa
muy bien las 157 libras y tiene
sus brazos y piernas bien prepa-
radas para batir el viernes a On.
Manuel Quintero.
Ell oriundo de Galicia no Sc a.
rredra, recordando que el hizo
tablas con Gorilla Jones, pero To
my no es un Gorilla, Tony dis
cierne de manera admirable, CO.
noce bien a Mano y lie vencera
81 ell muchacho de Tampa no ha-
ce prodigios y pedaleando, subj
do a la bicicleta, Sc alicia de los
Electives golpes del ex-campeon
de peso weller.
~ 81 Mano Sc encuentra en- la
bicicleta y pone marcas de velo-
cidad corriendo por las esquinas
ell publico quedara d%escontento
Iy Sc oiran gritos de: "iAmarillo,
amarillo!"
iPuede consentlr un nuracan
Iespanol' que lie l!amen "amari-
lilo" por subirse a la bicicleta en-
contra de un hombre que pesa
10 6 IA ibras mas que Ell?
Vidal Gregorio sigue domino
do por la "mala suerte" y ell lu-
nes lie derrot6 en- New York Mr..
Petey Hayes.
iQue lie pasara al joven gla-
diador hispano, que impresiona-
La gaceta., 1932-11-16
III

FlOra, ayudada por su padre,
habia logrado ponerse en- pie.
Su RIGA salida de lecho, espe-
Gle de larga bata de finisima te-
la blanca, Gaia en- amplios pie
CUES a la largo de su flacido
cuetpo.
iPobre angel, consumido por
la fiebre.
Su solo aspecto, inspiraba
compassion. .
La luz del Quevo dia, entraba
va por los cristales del balloon.
filtrandose como una vaga ne
blina a traves de las ricas corti-
mas.
Envuelta ena aquela luz matt
nal, la figuva BE la pobre Flora
semejaba la DE- un angel.
La gaceta., 1932-11-16
INFORMATION
DEL pUERTO

Entraron aver los vapores
americanos Commercial Quaker
Commercial Guide, Antietam,
Agwidale, Fairisle, ell nicara-
guense Idraet y la motonave sue
ca Oxelosund.
Salieron aver cuatro de los
vapores arriba mencionados,
Agwidale, Antietam, CONNER
cial Guide Y Commercial Qua
ker; ell Comal sali6 con pasaje-
ros y carga para New Orleans y
ell Usage, con carga general pa
"a New York.
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D EP O R E s

la corona de su pals poniendo a
dormir al campe6n Pavelesco.
Recientemente combati6 en-
Bucarest, derrotando, por pun
tos, al gladiator frances Mauri-
clio Grisele.
Asegura que en- enero ira a
New York a disputar a Sharkey
ell titulo de peso complete.
La gaceta., 1932-11-16
JACKIE FIELDS DEFENDE-
RIA LA CORONA DE PESO
WELTER

Chicago, Nov. 16.-Si Sc lie
puede encontrar un oponente de
merito, Jackie Fields defendera
su corona de peso weller ell dia
8 de diciembre, en- ell Coliseo.
Fields ha firmado va un con-
trato comprometiendose a pc :
lear con Young Corbett, de FIRES
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dida consequence. iquien sa-
BEL. Pero es indudable que al
go hubo entire elias que cause
ell desmayo de mi pobre hija.
iOh! 81 por su culpa muriese
este angel. 81 me quedase solo,.
Jay de la iGsN-9 que asi burl6
mi honors@asi me arranca la
existencia mas querida para
mi!
TodoS eEtos pensamientos,
cruzaron por la mente del mar
ques en- muchisYno menos tJam-
pc del que nOsotros necesitamos
para escribirNs.
Los p~ensamientos tienen a We
ceS la rapidez del rayo. q,
Don Rodrigo, apoder6se del
y 10 guard6 en- ell bolsillo
interior de la americana.
Huego corri6 al cuartito to-
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- Aa,0fZ
Con los Cuantes

Ell doctor" Kearns de nuevo
afirma que su protegido Mickey
Walker puede derrotar facil-
mente a Jack Sharkey, ell actual
campe6n de peso complete.
Kearns concede duda en- ell ca
so de Walker frente a Schmel :
ing, pero con respecto a Sharkey
afirma que Sc compromise a re-
tirarse como manager 81 Walker
en- otro match, no derrota de ma
nera decisiva al ex-tabaquero de
Boston.
Walker, segdn su director,
.esta listo para batirse con cual-
quier pugilista desde ell peque-
no Baby Arizmendi, la sensation
de California, hasta Primo Car
nera.
Ell ex-director de Jack Demp-
sey conoce ell juego y quiza ten
ga razon asegurando que su pro
tegido puede veneer a Jack Shar
key.
Pero con ell aleman Max Sch
melting va Sc probe que Mickey
tiene muy POGO flus.
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Ell CHAMPION DE U M
MIA BUSCA LA CORONA
DE PESO COMPLETE

Paris, Nov. 16.-Un nuevo as
pirante a la corona de peso COM
pleto ha surgido y es Mauricio
Spagov, que boxea con ell NOM
bre de Mott y es campe6n nacio-
nal de Rumania. Mott conquist6
La gaceta., 1932-11-16
no, California, en- San Francis
co, ell dfa % de febrero.

Ell combate de diciembre Sc va
a concertar para que defienda
su tltulo antes del plazo conce-
dido por la Association Nacional
de Boxeo, que expira ell % de d.
c;embre.
The Indianapolis times., 1932-05-02

-s:I5 p. NJ
IBIS Singin' Sam.
$50 r. NJ
<YW nO20) - Centerviile
sketches.
CBS-Kate Smith.
MIC ~ Lawrence IlpDets
baritone 10 WEAF.
NBC- Death Valley DAYS te
wTMJ fs2ol studio; dance
orchestra.
-6:i5 p. M
CBs-colonel Stoopnagie &
Budd.
- r. M
CKGW fs40l joyce trio.
KYW iO20l-Masters c.
cheStra.
CHS - fnternatl. Revue
Lanius orchestra.
WBBM f7T0l -Arnheim or
NBcGGvpsies to wEAF.
Wiener MinstrelS te
WIZ.
-s:15. r. M
CBS-street Singer.
WBBM i770l - Unsunr
Heroes. drama.
$50 T. M
KYw l02ol-Agnew's or
chcStra.
CBS-Evening in Paris.
WBBM t770l-Brooks and
NBc-Parade of the states
10 WEAF.
NBC-Musical novelty ts
wMAo Cs7O-concsrt o.
cheStra.
-s.tS p. M
Noians Serenade e
WIZ.
- p. NJ
KI-KA f9sol-strinE ersem
KYw elo7oo-Maupins or.
chestra.
cBS-Lombardo's orchestra
NBc Radio Forum tC
WEAF.
WGN f720n Melody man.
NBc-Master mysteries e
The Indianapolis times., 1932-05-02
EASTERN STAR UNIT
IN MOTHERS PROGRAM
Walter L. King TO Speak Friday to
Naomi Chapter.

Walter /. King will speak at a
Mothers Day program OF Naomi
chapter No. 13l. Order OF Eastern
Star. Friday in the Masonic temple,
North and Illinois streets.
Bernice Vaught will sing a solo.
Blanche Regett and Goldie Garden
will sing duet, and trio, Alice
Otto. Mabel Hughes, and Jessie v.
Craig. also will sing.
A Mothers Day program and
intiatory work will featuse the
meeting of Brookside chapter No.
48l. o. E. s.. Tuesday. The meet
ing will be held at Tenth and Gray
streets.
Millersville chapter, Order of
Eastern Star, will celebrate its
twenty-eighth anniversary Wednes-
day night at the Nlillersville Masonic
temple with a special program in
honor OF its charter members. Queen
Esther chapter of indianapolis insti-
tuted the chapter at its organization
and will be special guests.
Charter members still living are !:
Mrs. Cora B. Roberts. Mrs. Mabel
Hunter, Mrs. Ella Fowler. Mrs. Muril
COiwell, Mrs. Margaret learns, Mrs.
Mary NJ. Johnson, Mrs. Sadie Wi
meow and Barton Fowler. John E.
Colwell. Robert l. Tempieton. Ern-
est johnson, Fred H. Winslow and
Thomas w. Carter.
Brightwood chapter. o. E. S.. will
hold its stated meeting tonight at
Veritas temple. Roosevelt avenue
and Adams street. A special
Mothers day program will be given.
The Indianapolis times., 1932-05-02
Chorus From School 29 to
Have Part in Program at
Temple Sunday.

First anniversary Of the dedica-
ton Of a bronze tablet at the Eng
lish opera house commemorating
the first recorded public appeal for
a nationwide observance Of Moth
er's day will be the occasion for a
public program Sunday afternoon.
Marion county American War
Mothers, Indianapolis aerie, Fra
ternal Order of Eagles. and its wom-
ems auxiliary will unite in the pro-
gram.
The appeal commemorated by the
tablet was made Feb. 7, 1904. by
Frank E. Herring Of South Bend,
past national Eagles president. in
the course Of an address at a me-
mortal service of indianapolis
Eagles.
Flowers to Grace Tablet
In 1929, he was presented with
medal by the American War Moth
ers, giving him recognition as the
Father of Mothers Day"
First part Of the program Sunday
will be held at 1:30 when Mrs. John
j. Pfarr, mother Of ten children,
will place red and white carnations
on the tablet in the present Of war
mothers, Eagles and auxiliary MEM
bers.
Principal observance will start
at 2:30 at Eagles temple, AZ West
Vermont street, consisting Of a pro-
gram on which speakers will be
Mrs. E. May Hahn. president Indi-
ana War Mothers; Boyd Gurley, ed
itor Of The Indianapolis Times, and
Otto P. Deluse, past national Ea-
giles president.
Song VIII Be Featured
The vested choir Of school No. 90,
direction Of Mrs. Norma Roster, will
offer three numbers, including "A
Love That VIII Never Die" written
especially for the unveiling Of the
tablet May 10, 1881.
This is the first time the song has
been presented by a group. 1t was
first sung as a soprano solo by Mrs
Elizabeth Marie Stone, a chorus
member. The song is the work OF
Charles F. Roberts and Clinton r
Wilson, Indianapolis musicians. Re-
mainder of the musical program will
be presented by the women's aux
iliary,
The invocation and benediction
will be given by Jacob L. Smith
chaplain of the Eagles aerie.
The Indianapolis times., 1932-05-02
Ezlla'i5sI INSTITUTE
Protects Woman's
Delicate System

It is bad enough for a strong
man to tax his system by taking
harsh pills, candy and gum-coated
drugs or other irritating cathar-
tics. But the delicate feminine
system should be guarded rigor-
ously against needless shock.
Women, il is true, are peeul-
iarly susceptible to constipation.
Yet 1t is unnecessary and fool
hardy to take chances with harsh,
grating laxatives when you can
so easily be on the safe side by
taking French Lick Salts.
A skillful blend Of the self
same restorative salines found in
the waters of famous French
Lick Springs, French Lick Salts
is in reality a systemic regu-
lator of the first order. It not
only induces efficient evacuation,
but activates the liver and gall
bladder-tones up the system.
clears the skin, makes you feel
good all over.
Drop q little In cool water. Drink n
while II cffervssees. A pleasant TO taxa
as a fountain bsvoragsl Are you over
weight7 The French Lick reducing plan
VIII bring back supple slendsrness. Ask
your druggist today for French Lick Salts
80 cents
The Indianapolis times., 1932-05-02

William L. Sharp Of Chicago, past
grand master of the grand COM
mandery of the United States, will
speak on Washington, the Mason, I"
befor the meeting Of the Indiana
grand commandery, Knights Tenn
plar, to be held May 10, IL and II
at Huntington.
His talk will be the principal fea-
ture of the Washington bicenten-
,nial program Of the meeting. In
charge of arrangements for the
Washington program is DR.. Lewis
Brown Of Indianapolis, grand prel-
ate of the state body and pastor
of st. Pauls Episcopal church.
Sharp will speak Thursday, the
closing day of the session. He will
follow Meade Vestal of Noblesville,
retiring grand commander.
Music will be under the direction
of Roy D. Smiley OF Washington.
He will be assisted by nine mem
bers of the order from Huntington:
Phillip P. Bash, Palmer Emley, Paul
v. Smith, William Helm. De For
est McLin, Everett Helm, Clifford
Schact, Charles E. Booth and K.
H. Kelsey.
The parade OF plumed knights.
always a colorful feature Of grand
cOmmandery meetings. will be held
Wednesday. May II. Ambrose Bur-
gett will be in charge. He has an
nounced the following staff:
George A. swintz. chief. past COM
mander OF South Bend commandery, NO
f3: Carl A. Frey. assistant. past COM
mander OF St Johns. Logansport Com
mandery, No. "a: willard J. Creighton OF
wabash. No. 81: John W. McAdams OF
Greenfield. No. SO: knights OF Hunting
ton Commandery No. IS. Phil P. Bash.
De Forest McLin. Everett Z. Helm. Floyd
Holsworth. william I. Helm. Robert Herbst.
Paul v. Smith: Elwood Barnar Of Green
field. grand inspector general. and others
The grand commanders reception
and ball will be held Wednesday
night in the community gymnasium.
Members of the order will wear full
templar dress, without sword. Lead
ing the grand march will be George
and Martha Washington" together
with the Sons and Daughters OF the
American Revolution, in commen-
grafton OF the first inaugural ball.
The Indianapolis times., 1932-05-02

Joint meeting OF the first and
second regiments of Indiana. Pa
triarchs Militant, will be held at
1870 Sunday in Lafayette. The
meeting will be preceded by a bas-
ket dinner Ia noon.
In charge will be Colonel H. E.
Roesener of indianapolis, COM
mander of the First regiment, ana
Colonel F. E. Clinton of East Chi
cago, commander of the Second reg
iment.
Principal speaker will be Elmo
Gustin of Elwood, department COM
mander
Featuring the program will be
exhibition drills in regimental and
battalion formations.
The meeting will be a forerunner
to the department council session to
be held in June at Logansport.
The Indianapolis times., 1932-05-02
ninth DISTRICT
PARLEY is SET
BY POCAHONTAS
JefferSonviIIe Council win
Be Hostess to Meeting
Next thursday.

Ninth Of the series Of district
meetings Of the great council OF In
diana, degree Of Pocahontas. will be
held at 2 Thursday in the wigwam
of Venlta council No. 400 OF Jeffer-
sonville. A night session will be
held. beginning at 7:30.
The afternoon session will be
opened by Mrs. Goldia Greenlee OF
Sulphur Springs. great Pocahontas.
Following roll call and instructions
on the laws will be the conferring
Of the great council degree on ehgi-
bic past Pocahontases.
Exemplification Of the adoption
degree with a class Of candidates
will feature the night meeting.
Deputy in charge of the meeting
will be Ida c. Kilfoil, past Poca-
hontas.
Assigned to the meetings are
councils from Salem, Greenville,
Midtown, New Albany. Holton,
Madison, Sparksville, BrownStown.
Seymour, Westport. Aurora and
Blocher.
The Indianapolis times., 1932-05-02

Twenty six IN
diana districts,
The Indianapolis times., 1932-05-02
MECHANICS SESSION
OPENS HERE MAY ID
Expect 100 Members and Officials
10 Attend.

More than 1000 Indiana members
and officials OF the Junior Order
United American Mechanics will
attend sessions here May IA in the
Dcnison in celebration of the or
ganizations Seventy-ninth anniver-
Sary.
Among officials who will attend
are Stanley Powell OF Rising Sun.
state councillor: James Wilmeth.
national secretary; Altha McFar-
land Of Portland. secretary; o. P.
Martin OF Dunkirk. treasurer: Tom
Walters of Philadelphia. degree
manager and Arthur Lewellen Of
Cincinnati. past national councillor
Nearly 100 candidates will be in
itiated into first. second and third
degrees by teams from Capitol City
Council No. 6S; Washington council
No. 26 and haywood council No. %
The Indianapolis times., 1932-05-02
WHITE SHRINE GROUP
TO ATTEND MEETING
indianapolis Officers Going to
Detroit for Session.

indianapolis Officers Going to
Detroit for Session.
The thirty-eighth annual session
Of the Supreme Order OF the White
Shrine of Jerusalem will be held in
Detroit. May to 5.
Members Of the Indianapolis
White Shrine No. attending the
meeting will be Mrs. TreSsie Kirk,
supreme second hand-maiden; Mrs.
Mae Marcum Jacobs, worthy high
priestess: William c. Kirk, watch
man of the shepherds: Mrs. Salome
Binkley: Mrs. Harriet F. Kiefer.
junior past worthy high priestess:
Mrs. Ruby Willoughby. Mrs. Mary
Konecke, Mrs. Daisy Carlisle, Mrs.
Grace Cottingham, Mr.. and Mrs.
William Faust and Virgil T. Fergu-
son. captain OF the patrol, and
patrol members.
The Indianapolis times., 1932-05-02
RITE GOVERNING
LODGE TO MEET
ON WEDNESDAY
Successor to Be Named to
David C. Pyke, Thrice
Potent Master.

Annual meeting OF Adoniram
Grand Lodge of Perfection, govern
ing body Of the Scottish Rite. win
be held at 7:30 Wednesday in the
cathedral.
Reports Of the various commit
tees and election of officers make
up the principal business scheduled.
A successor will be named to David
c. Pyke, thrice potent master.
Business policies. and plans for
social and other activities will come
up for consideration. Members of
the order from Anderson, Newcastle,
Richmond. Lafayette, Lebanon,
Greencastle, Brazil. and other cit
les are expected to attend.
Council TO Meet
The meeting is Of unusual impor-
tance because OF the fact that the
supreme council for the northern
Jurisdiction Of the United States
will hold its annual meeting in
indianapolis in September.
Hundreds Of active and honorary
members Of the body are expected
to attend.
The supreme council meeting
will be the second to come to this
city. The other valleys Of Indiana,
TT. Wayne, Evansville and South
Bend, will participate in the ar
rangements.
The thirty-third degree aSsocia-
ton Of the rite was to hold a
luncheon today at the cathedral.
Serve Two Years
Following the annual meeting Of
Adoniram Lodge will be that of
Saraiah Council Princess Of Jeru-
salem Wednesday night, May II,
when new officers will be elected.
According to custom, these serve for
a two-year term, being reelected
at the annual session. The same
applies to the Indianapolis Chapter
of Rose Croix, the session Of which
will be held Wednesday ngiht, May
18.
Under constitutional provisions,
officers in Indiana Consistory serve
for three years and the next cleo
ton in that body will not be held
until 1884.
Following the annual meeting,
the officers announce, the usual ac-
tivities in the fifty-two counties of
the Indianapolis jurisdiction will be
begun for the conferring Of the
higher degrees of the rite on Master
Masons. These take the form of dis
trict and county meetings with the
object of extending local clubs.
The Indianapolis times., 1932-05-02
ARCH MASONS TO MEET
County Group Will Make Plans for
COnvOcation Saturday.

Plans for a state convention,
along the lines of the interstate
ceremony held here last fall, will
be discussed Saturday when the
Marion County Royal Arch Chapter
Association meets in the Masonic
temple, North and Illinois streets.
The meeting will be held under
auspices of keystone chapter No. s.
Preceding the business session will
be a dinner, served at $50.