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Evening star., 1932-04-29
Germans Cut Wheat Duty.

BERLIN, April 29 OP).-To cover the
country's wheat shortage, the duty on
foreign wheat has been reduced from
$50 marks to 1870 marks q ton until
June 20 for Is flour mills out of the
100 which are permitted 10 grind i'm
ported wheat.
Evening star., 1932-04-29
Capone Scar Removed.

LANCASTER, Pa, April 20 (Rl,-C.
Ray Hansen. former Chicago prosecu-
tor, yesterday told the Lancaster Rotary
Club Al Capone has had a plastic sur
geon remove the scar from his cheek
since he has been in Jail in Chicago.
Evening star., 1932-04-29
Firms Back Soviet Pact.

HELSINGFORS, Finland April 20 Up.
The Diet yesterday approved the non
aggression treaty between Finland and
Soviet Russia and the governments
moratorium bill for distressed farmers.
Evening star., 1932-04-29
Men Wanted

What welcome sign this would be to thou
sands now idle through no fault OF their own.
Even those who work would feel safer in their
jobs if such signs dotted this city.
This can easily happen, and you can help
bring it about.
All you need to do is to make up your mind
to stop hugging those dollars which you know
you ought to spend on some needed repairs
to your home or your furniture or on clothes.
Your dollars buy more now than they have
been able to buy in long time. Every dollar
you spend brings you great value and puts a
man to work. In this way it will not take long
before you will be secure in your job, and you
will be happy to see the city dotted with signs
Evening star., 1932-04-29
JAPANESE WON'T VOTE.
Delegates Instructed, However, 10 At
tend Meeting of League.

TOXIC, April 29.-The Japanese
government today instructed its dele
,gates at Geneva to attend the meeting
sof the Assembly Of the League of Ma
tions, which has been called to rattfy
ian agreement reported to have been
Preached at Shanghai by the Chinese
sand Japanese officials, but TO abstain
from voting in the Assembly meeting.
Evening star., 1932-04-29
WET OPPOSES MRS. OWEN
West Palm Beach Attorney Enters
Florida Congress Race.

WEST PALM BEACH. Fla, April %
R).-Mark Wilcox, West Palm Beach
city attorney, yesterday announced MS
candidacy for the Democratic nomina-
ton for Congress from the fourth
Florida district, seat now held by Mrs.
Ruth Byran Owen.
Mrs. Owen has announced for re-
election.
Wilcox said he favored repeal OF the
eighteenth amendment, and State op-
lion on all liquor laws.
Evening star., 1932-04-29
Might Rainbow Is Seen.

A great silver arc stood out In high
relief against rain clouds recently near
Hood River, Greg, and residents were
treated to the rare sight Of q night
rainbow. -.
Evening star., 1932-04-29

Iowa claims the largest proportion
Of arabic land OF all the States.
Evening star., 1932-04-29
GERMANY ACCEPTS BID.
Approves European Debt Conference at
Lausanne June I6.

BERLIN, April % [43.-Germany yes
terday accepted the invitation of Great
Britain to hold the European Debt Con-
ference at Lausanne, Switzerland, on
June 16. Germany also agreed with
the suggestion 10 invite the smaller
powers.
Evening star., 1932-04-29
SHAN NGHAl BOMBING
SERIOUSLY INJURIES
JAPANESE LEADERS

Continued From First Page.)
Evening star., 1932-03-31

FAREWELL, 35c5 18th ST. NW.-l1a RMS.
kit, big dinet:e, bath; shower, $45; rms,
Kit. big Cs-ette. hall, bath. shower four
closets free refrigeration, elevator, resident
maEager. Columbia 05Q7
Evening star., 1932-03-31

CLYDESDALE APT. 2s0l ADAMS MILL RID.
. rooms. kitchen, reception hall. large
closet. tiled bath. built-in tub free Frigid-
aire; new linoleum in kitchen; very reason
able. Apply janitor. /"
Evening star., 1932-03-31

NEW APT.-4 NEWLY DECORATED ROOMS
AND BATH; lst FLOOR; FRIGIDAIRE. e04
23rd ST. NV.
22l6 18th ST. N.W-RENT REDUCED; TWO
rooms, kitchen and bath hot-water heat,
electricity and gas; S35 per month o
Evening star., 1932-03-31
ROOMS AND BOARD.

80 ST. NW.-Larse front, room 4 win.
doWs. SO so per week; ooard II oeSlred; SIoO
for one; men. Potomac 4675.
1857 MONROE ST. N.W.-Room with semi
ba tn, suitable for two adults; Southern cook;
unlimited telephone; home PRIVILEGES; rea-
sonable.
l443 FAIRMoNT ST NV. Front room.
southern exposure, twin beds; home cooking,
choice food; $35 and S38 month. q
THE ROSE INN, 1909 18th st. Nw.-Nicely
furnished rooms; board optional; private
bath if desired reasonable. 5.
ls r ST. NE.-Laree front bed-liying room,
near bath. in .pce nome; TO couple or lady:
board optional Phone North 0a0l IL
1894 conn. AVE Single. double rooms,
plenty bath showers; well balanced meals
idea for married couples, s35 up.
1924 nth ST. N.W.-Two bright, sunny single
rooms bath adjoining; substantial meals:
moderate rates; small family: references.
1851 HARVARD ST N.W.-Very clean. sunny
room, windows; refined environments; all
home comforts. best food; reasonable.
23C0 18th ST tcorner Ralorama rd)-Single
and double front rooms. twin beds; excellent
meals: 50 to $40 per week; young people.
1872 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. N,W.-Laree
front room. six windows, running water.
small porch, home cooking. Also large
room with sleeping porch, running water.
Plenty hot water. J.
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EOOMS-UNFURNIsHED.
ROOMS-SUBURBAN.

CLARENDON, VA.-TWO NICELY FUR
nisneu rooms for Ink; also iarse front
room suitable Tor two; six windows, large
closet Near bus and car lines. Clar. l09-J /.
22I7 4sth ST. N.W.-FRONT ROOM FUR
nisned; breakIaS,; garage, $40 per month.
Phone Cleveland 259J. 1
PLEASANT ROOMS in Virginia suburbs at
reasonable rates; shade porches. fine ali
and good water aYa!lable April J.; nrst or
Office
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MEMORIAL HELD
BY ELKS' LODGE
Deceased Members Are
Honored at Services.

Frank E. Coughlin of South
Bend delivered the memorial adj
dress honoring deceased members
of indianapolis lodge No. 10, Be-
nevolent and Protective Order of
Elks, at the Antlers Sunday night.
Coughlin is past president of the
Indiana ElkS Association.
On the program were selections
by the Montani ensemble, vocal
solo by Joe Macy, solos by Miss
Maxine Moore, and exercises by
members of the lodge.
Members of the committee in
charge of the annual memorial
service were Fred l.. Bodenmiller,
Louis Goldsmith, Joseph j. Speaks,
William Pasho, John D. Morrison,
John Lauck Jr., Joseph L. Clarke,
Charles w. Eccles and Seymour
Mazur.
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PRATHER LODGE
MAPS PROGRAM
FOR DECEMBER
Three Elections, Conferring
of Degrees; Christmas
Program Planned.

December activities for Calvin w
Prather Masonic lodge and affiliated
units include three elections, con-
ferring of the entered apprentice
degree and a Christmas party.
Joseph w. Kaercher was elected
Worshipful master at the annual
election of the lodge in Prather
Masonic temple, College avenue and
Forty-second street, Friday night.
Other officers named were: Scott
Mccoy, senior warden; John S
Buck, Junior warden; Fred G. Bus
kirk, treasurer; Clarence S. Arm
strong, secretary, and Robert M
Thompson, trustee.
Install New Officers
The new officers will be installed
at a public ceremony Friday night,
Dec. so.
Annual election and installation
of officers of Prather chapter, No
157, R. A. M, and Prather council,
No. 100, R. & S. M, will be held
at the temple at 7:30 tonight
Russell R Hinesley is high priest
Of the chapter and James M. Roger
is illustrious master of the council
Prather Craft Club of the lodge
will hold its regular monthly meet
ing at 7:30 Tuesday night in the
temple.
Plan Christmas Party
The entered apprentice degree
will be conferred Friday night at
Prather lodge, following dinner
at $50, at which time Frank E
Gavin, treasurer of the grand lodge
of Indiana and former grand
master of, the state, will present
an autobiography of Calvin w
Prather. Grand lodge officers at
tending this meeting include Frank
j. Laird, grand master; William
Swintz, grand secretary; James
Dunbar of New Albany, and Charles
Benedict, past grand masters.
Reservations for the dinner may
be made through the secretary OF
by calling at the temple.
The annual children's Christmas
party, which the lodge, council and
chapter and Nettie Ransford chap
ter, NO. 464, Order of Eastern Star
will sponsor jointly, will be helc
Friday night, Dec. %.
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HEALTH SOCIETY
TO MEET HERE
Mental Hygiene Group to
Convene at CIaypooI.

Members of the Indiana Society
for Mental Hygiene will appraise
the progress made in that field in
the last ten years, at a meeting in
the Claypool hotel Monday, Dec. IL.
Among the speakers at the morn
ing session will be Professor r.
White of Indianapolis; c. o. Holmes
of Gary, president of the society,
and Miss Veda Newsom of Column
bus.
j. L. Rosenstein and H. Joseph
Hyman of indianapolis will discuss
Mental Health in Times of Eco
nomic Stress"
Max A. Bahr, superintendent of
the central state hospital, will con-
duct a psychciatric clinic at the in
stitution in the afternoon.
Principal speaker at the night
meeting will be DR.. Mervin A.
Durea of Ohio State university.
He will discuss Mental Hygiene in
the Field of Education
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Old Melodies Concert
Will Be Held Sunday
Chorus of so Voices to Be
Featured on Program
at K. of C.

One of the outstanding musical
events of the season will be the Old
Melodies Concert to be held in the
knights of Columbus clubhouse,
Thirteenth and Delaware streets,
Sunday night.
Among the groups appearing on
the program will be a chorus COM
posed of fifty of the city's most
prominent musical artists presenting
both old and popular songs, in an
informal plot built on the idea of
an old-fashioned singing school
Several SoloiStS, who have assisted
in other Old Melodies presentations
are in the chorus.
Groups which will assist in the
chorus are the Schola Cantorum of
SIS. Peter and Paul cathedral and
the choir Of the Tabernacle Pres
byterian church.
A quartet composed of Edward
La Shalle, Carl LAUDER, Hugh Ma
son, William Bradley and Bonnie
Blue Brown, pianist, will be one of
the concert headliners. Numbers
presented by the quartet will in
clude arrangements of Down
South" and Mississippi Mud
Selections will be presented by a
double ladies' quartet from the
Matinee Musical society.
Soloists included on the program
are Dewitt Talbert, Charles Nc
Carly, Mary Traub Busch. Maude
Delbridge, Floyd Chaffee, Kathryn
Bowlby, Victor Dannischer and Lo-
retta Sheridan Ritter.
Harry Calland of the council is
chairman of arrangements for the
contest.
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Gone, but Not Forgotten

Automobiles reported to police as stolen
belong to:
Albert Mckinney. 17l9 Miller street
Chevrolet roadster. 75-749. from Howard
and Reisner streets.
Walter ST. Clair. 2719 North Illinois
street. Ford sedan, COL 683. from 21o South
Capitol avenue.
Paul Haase. Brookfield ILL.,. De Soto Sc
dan, 85l-266. Illinois from rear of SEVERN.
street. Ford cab No "a. license ~. 949
from garage at 739 East Market street.
Joe Duffy. 1916 East Tabor street. Chev-
rolet coach, from in front of 1916 East
Tabor street.
Alvin Roth. 3547 Robson street. Ford
coupe. from in front of 255 South Sher-
man drive.
Dewey Harding. s35 North Gladstone ave-
BIS Lexington avenue
Karl Morrow. Charlottesville Ind r. r.
|. Ford Tudor. $4,000. from Knightstown
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REBEKAHS TO
SPONSOR FAIR
Affair to Be Given for Bene.
fit of Home.

Brookside Rebekah lodge No. TOT
Rural and East Tenth streets, will
sponsor a sample fair Saturday
night for the benefit of the children
in the Odd Fellows home at Green's
burg.
The samples, to be sold for small
price, will consist of packages con-
tanning cookies, cereals, toilet arti-
Giles, cheese and other staple articles
Proceeds will be used to provide
Christmas gifts for the children OF
the home, custom of the lodge for
several years.
Mrs. Grace Child is chairman of
the committee in charge of the fair
and will be assisted by Mrs. Grace
Lacker and Mrs. Eva Dickinson.
A program of music, songs, and
dances will follow the fair which
starts at o'clock. Eight dancing
pupils of Miss Jacque Lacker, who
is in charge of the entertainment
will be featured. Others on the pro-
gram include Miss Thelma Dickin-
son, violinist; Ruth Griffith, pianist
and Merle Smith, singer.
The fair and entertainment are
open to the public.
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C0RINTHIAN CHAPTER
WILL HOLD ELECTION

o. E.. S. Group to Entertain New
Members on Dec. FL.
December activities of Corinthian
chapter No. 456, Order of Eastern
Star, which meets in the Masonic
temple, isis West Washington
street, include election Wednesday
night; initiation, reception for new
members and Christmas party
Wednesday night, Dec. 81, and aft
ernoon Christmas party for children
of the members the following day.
Corinthian auxiliary and Ever
green Mutual Benefit Club will hold
a card party Friday night, Dec. 9.
Mrs. Hattie Jones is worthy ma
iron and Clarence Johnson worthy
patron of the chapter.
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DANCE SLATED
BY LODGE CLUB
Caravan Order Will Present
Annual Festival.

Annual dinner dance of the Cara
van Club will be held in the Murat
temple Friday night, with the wives
of members as guests.
Arrangements have been made for
a cabaret program, with dancing
between the courses and following
the dinner. Prizes will be pre-
Sented to the women.
Homer L. Cook, secretary, has
asserted that only fifty dinner places
remain and that reservations will
be closed Wednesday night.
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COUNCIL TO ELECT
Junior Mechanics viii Meet
Tonight.

Capitol City Council No. SO,
Junior Order United American Me-
chanics, will elect officers at 8
o'clock tonight.
Forty members of the council at
tended a rally given by Daughters
of America Council No. SO, Tuesday
night, which also was attended by
representatives Of the nine other
councils in the Eighth district.
The council gave booster dance
and card party in Bushman's hall,
Eleventh street and College ave-
nue., Saturday night.
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BACK HOME AGAIN

Stolen automobiles recovered by police
belong to:
C. Hirchman. 921 Northvieu avenue, De-
Soto coach. found at Forest avenue and
New York street.
John Ingle. Thirtv-second street and Les
lev avenue Ford coach. found at Twenty
first street and Ritter avenue. stripped
M. F. Schwartz. 1928 North Chester ave
nue.. Ford coupe. found at Michigan and
Patterson streets.
Burgess Collins 1910 Broadway. Chrysler
street.
Red Cab Company. Red cab No 125.
found in alley between Ashland avenue and
Bellefontaine street. near Fourteenth street.
Ira Dick. Sol North Bradley avenue
Chrysler sedan. found at Bellefontaine and
F.fteerth streets.
w. B. Corn. 1869 West Michigan street
Graham-Paige sedan. found in rear of 781
West Twenty-hfth street
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CUBS STAGE MINSTREL

Show is Given on Leisure Hour
Program at Municipal Gardens.
The Indianapolis Cubs Recrea-
ion Club presented minstrel show
on the Leisure hour program at
Municipal Gardens Friday night,
under direction of william E. Hill
debrand, dramatic director and
president of the club.
The minstrel entertainers will APP
pear again at the Rhodius Park
Community house at S:15 Monday
night, Dec. II.
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F. Earl Geider of indianapolis,
past noble grand arch of the
United Ancient Order of DruidS
of Indiana, has been appointed
special deputy supreme arch by
William G. Berg of st. Louis, Mo-,
newly elected supreme arch of the
U. A. o. D. of America.
Geider will have charge of all
groves and circles of the order
in the state, to superintend rit-
ualistic work and to promote well
fare. He is the supreme repre-
sentative of the state, and attend
ed the supreme grove convention
held in New Orleans, La, in Sep
TENDER. He also is secretary of
indianapolis Grove No. 81, which
has membership of more than
400.
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X. of P. Leaders to Meet

Superintendent of knights of
Pythias homes in Kentucky, Ohio
Pennsylvania, Illinois. Missouri
Tennessee and New York have been
invited to meet with w. w. Croker
superintendent of the state K. of p
home at Lafayette, Thursday and
Friday. to consider future activities.
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AGED Woman Is 3urned

When her nightgown was ignited
as she lighted match in her home
early today, Mrs. Frances Staub, go
Negro, was burned on the face and
body and is in a critical condition
at city hospital. A grandson, Frank
Staub, suffered minor burns on the
hands as he attempted to beat out
flames that enveloped the aged
woman.
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Pierre S. Morgan was elected
worshipful master of Pentalpha
lodge No. 564, F. & A. M. at the
annual election in the Masonic
temple Thursday night.
Other officers named for the
coming year are: Joe H. Heath,
senior warden; Emanuel c. Hillsr,
junior warden; Elmer F. Gay,
treasurer, and Ira S. PIERCE, re-
elected secretary for the sixteenth
year.
Clarence c. Whitlcck is retir-
Ing wc-shirful nas.er.
Tic others win be Installed at
sc-v - o-cn to the pubic Sat
II ~-i r,-h-. Dec. 81. with Frank
c. lard, grand master Of Indiana,
in charge of the ceremony.
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GUEST TO BE HoNoRED
Kirshbaum Speaker Will Be Feted
at Dance Saturday.

A dance in Japanese setting in
the KirShbaum Center Saturday
night will honor Kinnosuke Adachi,
who is to address the open forum
Sunday night.
Music will be furnished by Jack
Tilson'S novelty orchestra. Mrs.
Philip Falender is chairman of the
committee in charge of arrange
ments for the affair.
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Two Card Parties Called

Center council, Security Benefit
Association, will give two public
card parties this week, the first to
be euchre and bunco party at $50
Tuesday night at 1861 East Mary
land street, and the other at 2 Fri
day afternoon in the Banner White
hill auditorium.
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Greenfield, Shell
byville and Mar
tinsville are in the
district. Attend
ance from about
fifteen central In
diana aeries is ex-
pected. Fred j.
Snyder of Indian
apolis is district
chairman.
President Grover
Camden has APP
pointed James j.
G.. A mick and
Clarence CurrenS
as a committee
to arrange for en-
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WOODMEN TO ELECT
Three Camps Will Choose
New Officers Toniqht.

Modern Woodmen lodges which
will hold elections tonight are Park
camp No. 1904 and Maple camp No.
1858 of indianapolis and Fortville
camp No. 7137.
Marion camp No. 1858 of Indian
apolis and its auxiliary, Ladies Club
camp, and Acton camp No. 7197 will
elect officers Tuesday night.
Elections will be held Wednesday
night at Broad Ripple camp No.
6614, Oaklandon camp No. 1876 and
Greenfield camp No. 5063.
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B0RNWASSER TO SPEAK
Odd Fellows Grand Scribe to Talk
in West Terre Haute.

George P. Bornwasser. grand
scribe of Indiana Odd Fellows, will
be principal speaker at meeting of
I. o. o. F. lodges of Vigo county at
New Hope lodge No. 824 in West
Terre Haute Thursday night.
Dan Roger, district deputy grand
master, will have charge of the
meeting. which is open to the fam
lilies and friends of the lodge mem
berS.
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DISTRICT INITIATION
PLANNED BY EAGLES

Plans will be made by Indianapo-
lis Eagles aerie at the weekly meet
ing tonight for a Seventh district
initiatory meeting next Sunday aft
ernoon with the local lodge as host.
Besides the local aerie, those at
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tertainment of the visitors.
The aerie and its auxiliary will
give their annual Christmas party
Thursday night, Dec. %, at the
lodge home, 43 West Vermont street.
The party will be for members and
their families. Louis Schwartz is
general chairman
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Miss Dorothy Jane Fry, honored
queen of Bethel No. 9, presided
over exemplification of the de-
grees Of Jobs Daughters in the
Eastern Star chapter room of
Veritas Masonic lodge temple,
Roosevelt avenue and Adams
street, Saturday night.
Miss Fry was assisted by Miss
Sarah Bell Wells, senior princess;
Miss Pauline Dingle, junior prin-
cess; Miss Martha Caske, guide,
and Miss Henriette Crooke, mar
shall.
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Officers to Be Named

Mrs. Alice Wilkhers, president of
Wcman's Benefit Association No.
10, al~curcod that election of of
fic--s viii be held Wednesday after
noon at Castle Hall.
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BEN UR DANCE is SET
Event Wednesday to Precede Yule
Party Dec. 81.

Ben-Hur Life Association will alb
serve regular guest night at S22 East
New York street Wednesday. The
association orchestra will furnish
music for dancing.
Gladys E. Mills and Harriet
Basey are in charge of arrange
mentS for the lodges annual Christ
mas party, which, it has been an
nounced. will be held Wednesday
night, Dec. d.
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NEW MARKET K. OF P.
TO HEAR J. K. BELCHER
indianapolis Attorney 20 Give Ad-
dress at Annual Roll Call.

"IV99 AZ 4A1I1IuIII 1V0II O1III'
Joseph K. Belcher, Indianapolis
attorney, will address members of
the New Market Qnd) knights of
Pythias lodge at their annual roll
call Wednesday night, which will
be preceded by family basket
supper.
Carl R. Mitchell, grand keeper of
records and seal, and other mem
bers of the knights of Pythias from
here, will attend the event.
Committee of New Market men,
bers arranging the affair are A. H
Miller, Noble Reeves, Charles E.
Rush, j. M Browning, A. S. Doug
las and F. j. Coons.
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Benefit Dance to Be Held

Protected Home Circle will hold
a benefit dance and card party Fri
day night in WoodmenS hall, 322
East New York street.
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ODD FELLOWS WILL
HOLD COUNTY RALLY
Joint Session to Be Held Tonight at
South Side Hall.

South Side Hall.
Odd Fellow encampments of
Marion county will meet with In
dianapohS encampment No. 319, i'll
their hall at Prospect and South
East streets, at tonight.
The patriarchal degree will be
conferred and officers of the grand
encanpment will be present. Will
liam Reinhardt is chief patriarch of
the local encampment. and H. c.
lockwood is director of the district
staff which may be selected to con-
fer the degree. Frank Mershon, dis
trict deputy grand patriarch, will
have charge of the meeting.
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M. w. A. CAMP PLANS
WEEKLY CARD PARTIES

Every Wednesday Night Made
standing Date" for Members.
Capitol City camp No. 8743, Mod
ern Woodmen, will hold a card party
each Wednesday at 7:30 in the hall
at 1925 Prospect street, according to
announcement by Ted Blumberg,
chairman of the committee in
charge. Prizes will be awarded to
the winners.
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CARD PARTY IS SET

Social Circle OF Olive Branch Re
bekahs Plan Event.
Social Circle of the Olive Branch
Rehekah lodge No. 10 will give
card and bunco party in the Athe-
naeum at 7:30 Tuesday night. Dec.
Is. A program will be presented by
the drum corp Of Tarym court
No. II, La5ic5' OT.anspl Scc.cty of
America. in charge Of Mrs. r. H.
Hollywood and Mrs. S. o. Sharp.