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gre.
Su vida Sc ACADIA lenta, sua.
We, insensiblemente.
Da un gemido sencill, breve.
Voy a ~tocarle, pero me detengo
Escucho atento 81 su respira-
zion continda. Pero NADIA oigc
en- ell saencio inquietante que me
envuelve. No me atrevo a tocar-
lie. Siento frio. Ell frio de la
mHerte, que esta en- el. Me reti-
no de su lado. Me %recojo en- un
rinc0n, Escucho. Pero su cuerpo
me atrae, me llama. Me abrazo
a el. Y pegada mi cara a la SUI
ya4 lloro mi .soledad, "a s0ledad
ne me Feja mi camarada
MOO, mi >mspo muerto, va
La gaceta., 1932-04-15
NO MURIO
Ell A PHAR LAP

SanFrancisco, abril 15.-La
universidad de California anun-
clio hoy que Phar Lap, ell famo-
so caballo austriaco, murio de
c6lico o de Indigestion aguda.
Los patologistas opinan que la
pequena cantidad de veneno en-
contrada en- SUI estomago, no po-
dia haber ocasionado su muer-
te, Y que ell Caballo, ademas, SUI
fra de ulceras.
Los quimicos del gobierno re-
cientemente anunciaron habian
La gaceta., 1932-04-15

FL g Pzdn Sc ms rompe mian-
5 t. ,4ano el soelo. "a sst4 to-
do. Atui una piedra. Una sefial.
Is 10 mismo. La terra y Ell.
.profHo Sc confundiran.
Me llevan a la prisi6n. Sc Gle
ira la puerta. Mi soledad Sc agi-
ganta. 70 tambian quisiera no.
.rir como Ell.
Atacan ell poblado.
Desde el interior de Ia casa
oIgo gritos y excitaciones para
la Iueha. Los disparos suenan
De todas parties. Una baIa atra-
vlesa mi techo hacienda caer
TERRA al suelo. La noche es os-
cura' cerrada. FL combate ne
sado, lento.
Junto a la puerta oigo unas
woes de hombres agitados, que
La gaceta., 1932-04-15
D EP0R

promesa de matrimonio. Una
noticia sobre que Camera Sc ca
saria, a su regreso de los Esta-
dos Unidos, con la Srta. Tersi-
nj, fue publicada aqui en- 1880,
pero Camera y su manager Ia
desmintieron.
Las relaciones de Ia pareja
comenzaron cuando ell gladiator
de peso complete visit6 a 1ngla-
terra, sosteniendo un encuentrc
con Ell americana Young Strib-
ling.
La gaceta., 1932-04-15

Con Harris y French de pit
cheers, los "piratas" derrotaror
aver a los "cardenales" de st.
Louis, campeones del mundo.
Con 7 hits, los Cardenales ano
taron cuatro carreras, y con II
hits los de Pittsburgh solo pu-
dieron pisar 5 wees la gonna. L
Warner, ell jardinero central de
los piratas, pogo 3 hits en- 5 We.
ces al bate, Y Suhr, la primers
base, en- a wees al bate hizo {
carreras y dispar6 3 hits.
! Pittsburgh, Sc, 15h, 2e; St
Louis &c, III, 2e.
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RoXEO
PLEITO CONTRA PRIMO
CARNERA

Londres, abril 15.-Un dia-
rio local da la noticia de que la
familia de la Srta, Emelia Ter
SIM, un sdbdito ingles, ha .esta-
blecido reclamation contra Pri-
mo Camera, el gigantic italiano,
alegando que este ha roto una
La gaceta., 1932-04-15

eMeOntrado veneno en- el est6-
mage, suponiendo que Sc trata-
ba de un toxico como ell que Sc
usa para regar los robes en- las
cercanias del sitio donde ell ami
NAL pastaba.
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LIGA AMERICANA

Dos de los juegos que Sc ha
bian anunciado para aver tu-
vieron que suspenderse a cause
del frio, quedando inactivos los
"senadores" y los medals no.
jas" Y los yankees y los "atle.
ticos".
Lanzandd por los browns
de st. Louis, ell pitcher Gray d:
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Amal.ece.

Amahece.
Me tiran I'm pan desde la puer
ia. Aviso. Me sacan.
Junto al rio trabajo abriendo
la fosa de Torrelles. Alamo su
fondo hasta que queda liso para
que su cuerpo descanse meioT'
Nuelvo a la prisi6n. FL me espe-
ra. A nadie mas que a mi, espe-
ra Su cuerpo frio. Ne 10 cargo
encima. Lo TRAGIC. Lo acomodo.
lie echo POGO a POGO TERRA. Po-
co a POGO, No puedo. Me faltan
las tuerzas. lie quito la terra
que lie he ectado. lie limbo e1
rostro. f. incorporo. LIE llamo
cabeza Sc dobla. Lo deio.
Vuelvo a echar terra. Tn POGO
mas. Otro. va no queda NADIA.
o 10 we're mas.
La gaceta., 1932-04-15

de Babe Herman y Mickey
Heath. Los ''rojos" bombardea-
ron con IL hits a Bob Smith y
Jackie May, mientras Red Lu-
cas- limitaba a los Cubs a ochc
terapeuticos.
Ell Cincinnati agrup6 los tri-
beyes de Herman y Heath cor
tubeyes dados por Gilbert y Ma.
Mon. Cinco de los bateadores DE-
los "~rojos" pegaron dos hits ca.
da uno.
Chicago Sc, 8h, De; Cincinna
SC, 12h, lie.
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BASE BALL
LIGA l{ACIONAL

Dos de lc1 juegos que habia
senalados para aver, entire los
"bravos" de Boston Y los "dod-
gers" Y los "Phillies" y los "gi-
gantes'', tuvieron que suspender
Sc a causa del frio.
Bateando con la efectividad
|Cae Sc ~esperaba, los "rojos" dS
incinnati derrotaron aver al
{ hicago, ayudados Dor tribeye!
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Estimates on $2,500,o00
Program to Be Received
April 5.

Bids on 104 miles of paving and
six miles of grading, estimated at
around $2,500,0o0, will be received by
the state highway department April
5, it was announced today by John
j. Brown, director.
This will be the fourth letting of
the season and brings the contract
mileage to 342 miles, Brown ex-
planned. The following projects are
listed:
o. s. Highway 49,. paving approaches TO
the Monon railroad overhead bridge at
Putnamville, three-tenths mile in Putnam
county.
U. S. Highway Al. paving approaches to
the. Ohio river bridge at Evansville. three
and one-fourth miles of thirty-foot pave
ment in Vanderburg county lIndh and
contract TO be let in connection with this
bridge. which it is estimated viii be open
to tSsnie IN late summer l this year
thirty-three miles in LaPorte, st. Joseph
and Marshall counties. This completes
paying Road across the state;
State Road %. Attica to Odell. nine
miles IN Fountain and Tippecanoe coun-
State Road 80. Noblesvine to Anderson
sixteen and elght-tenths miles in Hamsl-
ton and Madison counties.
State Road ST. Tell City to a point near
Leopold, twelve and seven-tenths miles in
ment on this highway between Indianapo-
lis and the Ohio river via MartinSviile
Bloomington, Bedford. Paoli and English
state Read l59. Riley 10 Blackhawk. six
Roads 2 and so. widening TO thirty feet
and resurtacing pavement from Fl. Wayne
% : point three and one-hah miles north
State Road 9. Marion south two and
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-03-14
EARLY EAGLES
TO Be HONORED
Charter Members to Attend
Aerie'S 30th Anniversary.

Charter members of Indianapolis
aerie, Fraternal Order of Eagles,
will be honored Monday night,
March %, when a class of candi-
dates will be initiated, marking the
thirtieth anniversary of the found
ing of the aerie.
The initiation will be a Seventh
district event, with aeries at Mar
tinsville, Noblesville, Shelbyville
and Greenfield taking part.
Members now living, whose names
appear on the charter are Otto P.
Deluse, who served the order as
national president; William E. Hin
del, Fred c. Roster, David w. Law
RE, John D. Shea, jeremiah Casey,
Charles Ziegler, Phillip M. Hoffman
and Michael C. Duffecy.
First officers were Deluse, past
president; Harry A. Moran, presi-
dent; j. r. Duncan, vice president;
IL - AAC41o, GAAdJid4AA, I. hd41lli,
secretary; T. M. Gavin, financial
secretary; j. P. Mutually, treasurer;
G. A. Meyers, conductor; w. E.
Wickes, inside guard; E. F. Hama
ker, outside guard.
The late DR.. Carl G. Winter, who
was former national Eagles presi-
dent, was the aerie physician, and
the first board of trustees was COM
posed of F. L. Schaub, J. J. Black
we'll and w. A. Hamilton.
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LODGES PLAN DANCE
odd Fashioned Event to Be
Held Wednesday.

Broad Ripple camp, Royal Neigh
bors of America, and Modern Wood
men of America will hold an Old
fashioned dance Wednesday night
in the hall at Riviera drive and
Bellefontaine street. The affair
will be open to members of the
orders, their families and friends.
A st. Patrick's party will feature
the regular meeting of Mayfower
camp, Royal Neighbors of America
Tuesday night at the hall, 1925
Prospect street.
Marion County Association of
Royal Neighbors' will hold its regu-
lar meeting as guests of Rionwood
camp, March Il, in the hall at 1925
Prospect street.
The meeting will celebrate the
thirty-seventh anniversary of the
organization.
Northwestern camp, R. NJ A., will
initiate a group of candidates at the
gathering.
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PARISH CHIEFS
ARE. NAMED FOR
MEMBER DRIVE
Committees to Aid Golden
Anniversary Campaign
Are Appointed.

Golden anniversary membership
drive of the knights Of Columbus
started last week with the an
nouncement of parish committees.
Announcement of committee
leaders was made by Ray Keogh,
deputy grand knight. Parish direc-
tors met last week to plan the cam
paign.
Workers in the campaign will
meet every Monday night before the
regular meeting of the council.
Parish leaders have decided to
prepare eligible lists" recording
all Catholic men who are posi-
bilities."
Dates for comforting the degree
work have not been set as yet.
First degree work probably will be
given during April, and the major
degrees will be conferred early in
May, it is expected.
Parish leaders are as follows:
st. Anthony-w. j. Buchanan. Edward
"
Assumption-M. ]. Gavin, Victor J, Cor
OV St. Bridge-wiIliam F. Kinney
st. Catharlne-George Greisinger, H. z.
Toner, J. P: Dorsey. Leo Weimer.
no ~ thomas Hiansis ". Kelly, Charles cheney
Holy Angels-Harry n. siefert, Joe
Courtney. ]. L. Kavanaugh, F. A. Doll.
Holy Cross-IrWin Egan, Joseph j. Hess,
Robert Reidlinger, Jaul Just.
Holy Name-Edward F DuX, +. ..
Wakelam SteOlen Wilhelm.
Joan of Arc-George A, Bischof, G. R.
Keogh Tohn T. Lysaght, William H. Ber-
ling. Thomas A. Lenahan, John a, Langan,
Albert E. Lamb, George A. Smith.
st. John-John F. Breen, Daniel Scan
st. Joseph-E: j.. Grummell, George R.
Mcdonnell, David A. Deery.
st. Roch-Dr. Emil G. Kernel, Joseph j.
Klee. John Smith.
Our Lady of Lourdes-Carl Boersig, JOS
liam j. Greener. DR.. Paul Kernel
Little Flower-M. j. Fitzgerald. K. V.
Pearson, w. r. Woods, G. J. Beidelman.
st. Patrick-Frank Manning, F. Kon-
stanzer, Joseph B. Davey, John Murphy.
va sered W. w. Wschser S oRn He se
reich, Frank M Adolay Carl x. Mayer
SIS. Peter and Paul (Northl-J. H. Got
temoller. H. E. Calland. Clyde Lime. w. j.
Sullivan, F E. Kinney, Patrick Barton,
SIS. Peter and Paul Csouth)-Dr. F. I.
Crush. Dr.. G. E. MADDEN, Charles L. Me
Namara, Joseph Y. Eisen, c. j. Scheefers,
George j. Puts, Joe F. O'Mahoney, Gus
H. Kamphaus, j. T, Moynahan.
Peter Hickey, Thomas J. Jones. j. P. Kist-
ner. Francis McHugh. H. E. Woods
Holy Rosary-Michael Cato, Nuncio
Mazza.
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Shrine SESSION
PLANS OUTLINED
City Mobiles Urged to"ViSit
San Francisco Meeting.

William H. Woodfield Jr. of San
Francisco, Cal, director general of
the 1882 Shrine convention, was in
Indianapolis Sunday to confer with
Edward B. Raub, potentate of Mu-
rat temple, on plans for the partici-
patton of indianapolis Shriners IN
the conclave.
The Shrine convention will be
held July 26, 81 and % in San
Francisco.
Woodfeld and Michael Hulnick,
attendance director of the conven-
ton. met with Raub and other To-
cal Shrine officials, urging Murat
temple to send a delegation to the
July meeting.
I'VE are spending 100000 on this
convention" said Woodheld, and
we want the attendance to be
large"
Woodfeld and Hulnick, with
their associates, have visited sixty
seven of the Shrines 157 temples.
To date, f1fty-five temples have
4AA00C Oh W 1lbbCAA0 tAAR
conclave, according to Hulnick
I'VE are planning on 100000 visi-
tors in San Francisco at the con-
vention," said Hulnick. "These per-
sons will spend considerably more
than $25,O0O0o0. That ought to
help the anti-hoarding campaign a
little"
Woodf1eld stated that the San
Francisco Shrine is in a position to
aid other temples in financing the
sending of a delega ton.
No definite announcement was
made following the conference
Sunday. However, Woodheld stated
that he was greatly pleased with
the results.
Indianapolis and Milwaukee are
in better condition financially than
are any other cities We have Wis
tied" he declared.
Woodfield and Hulnick will leave
late today or Tuesday for Dayton, o.
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DRILL TEAM Of
WOODMEN WILL
STAGE SUPPER
Entertainment to Follow
Oyster Feast in Lodge
Hall March 20.

Drill team of Marion camp No.
1858, Modern Woodmen of America,
will hold an oyster supper Tuesday,
March %, in the Woodmen hall. 800
East New York street, for members
Of the camp.
Captain of the drill team is Harry
E. Argus. He is in charge Of reser-
vations for the supper.
Grover Walden is chairman Of the
committee in charge. Other mem
bers are John w. Sproule and
Chester Gulley.
Entertainment will follow the
supper.
Card Party Tuesday
Members of the Marion camp
drill team are Argus, captain; H. D.
Patterson, Herman HagiSt, Roy La
Roche, David Killion, Grover
Walden, Cyril Hurst, Fred Fisher,
Claude l.. Sutton, John w. Sproule,
Charles o. Condor, Chester Gulley,
John Purvis, Earl Dillon, Elmer
Carlson, Walter Hinshaw, Fay SUIT
ton, and A. G. Williams.
Regular monthly public card
party of Marion camp will be held
at 8 Tuesday in Woodman hall.
Grover R. Walden is chairman of
the committee on arrangements.
Woodmen from seventeen Indi-
ana counties will be guests of the
Christian Men Builders class of the
Third Christian church Sunday,
March 20.
FOrtviIIe Lodge Plans Play
Counties which will be represent
ed are Marion, Hancock. Boone,
Hamilton, Hendricks, Madison,
Delaware, Henry, Wayne, Shelby,
Decatur, Rush, Johnson, Bartholo-
NEW, Morgan, Monroe and Brown.
Several Indianapolis Woodmen
are expected to go to Fortville
Wednesday to see "a Kentucky
Belle" a three-act play, to be staged
by the Tri-W players of Indian
apolis under the auspices of Fort
vile camp, No. 1887.
Executive committee of the In
diana M. w. A. met Thursday in
West Baden to inaugurate plans for
the annual state encampment and
log rolling, to be held in West
Baden July 2, 3 and a.
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Spring ceremonial OF the Murat
Temple Shriners will be held April
l, according to Edward B. Raub,
who was named potentate at the
annual election in January.
Fred B. McNeeley, chief director
of ceremonial, and Arthur c. Bur-
rell recently returned from a meet
ing of the National Shrine Direc-
tors Association at Nashville, Tenn.
They report that they have all the
latest styles in ordeals for neo-
phytes.
Mobiles as we'll as candidates will
find few new thrills in the journey
to the sacred city," they say.
The April ceremonial will be the
first in about a year.
Preceding the ceremonial will be
a dinner-after the approved Mos
lem style-and entertainment.
Final plans for the ceremonial
will be laid at a stated meeting of
the Shrine at the Temple March 81.
Following the business meeting,
the Logansport Shrine club will
stage minstrel show for the
mobiles and their wives.
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EASTERN STAR
GROUP TO Give
COLONIAL TEA
Young Dancers to Perform
at Party in Prather
Temple Wednesday.

Nettie Ransford chapter No 1854
order OF Eastern Star, will hold a
colonial tea for members from 2
TO 4 Wednesday in the Prather
Masonic temple, College avenue and
Forty-second street.
A group Of dances will be given
by pupils of Miss Peggy Lou Sny-
der. Mrs. Lucille Hallam will play
a violin solo.
Mrs. Lutte Gruber, Mrs. Wilma
Van Osdol and Mrs Jane More will
sing vocal solos. Mrs. Blanche
Young will give reading.
Mrs. Irene Davis. worthy matron
OF Nettie Ransford chapter, is in
charge Of the tea.
Pastor Will Speak
The Rev. r. T. Gwinn, pastor of
the Centenary Christian church,
will give an Easter address before u
stated meeting Of Brookside chapter
No 481, o. E. s, Tuesday night in
the hall, Gray and Tenth streets.
The Past Matrons and Patrons
Association of Marion county will
eXemplify the ritual as it was used
in 1871 at meeting of Bridgeport
chapter, O. E. S., Tuesday night
IN the temple in Bridgeport.
The past matrons and patrons
Will go to Franklin Wednesday
night to initiate the past ma
irons and patrons of johnson
county, according to the new comic
ritual. Mrs. Salome Binkley is
president Of the association.
Naomi Chapter Fete Planned
A pitch-in dinner will be served
at 8 in the Franklin Masonic tenn
pie.
Easter party Of Naomi chapter No
l3l, o. e. S., will be held follow
ing the regular stated meeting a
the Masonic temple, North arc
Illinois streets.
After the program, which will be
held in the chapter room, there will
DC dar-e in the social room.
Entertainment also will be pro-
vided for children of the members.
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CHANTERS WILL
Give PROGRAM
AT RITE DANCE
Tech Orchestra to Assist in
Entertainment to Be
Held Friday.

The Murat Chanters, under d.
rection of Arthur w. Mason, will
present a musical program as the
feature Of the entertainment pre-
ceding the dance at the Scottish
Rite temple Friday.
The entertainment will be given
in the auditorium. The Chanters
will appear in oriental costumes and
will be assisted by the Arsenal Tech
nical high school orchestra, under
the direction of Frederic Barker, and
Miss Robbye Cook.
Homer L. Cook, president of the
Chanters, also is chairman of the
entertainment committee in charge
of the entertainment.
Final event on the Rites social
program will be a dinner dance
April Is.
The music program Friday fol-
lows:
Orchestra
Bells Of Shandon' ................N evin
trees ........s-... ........ .RaSbach
Morning ...........,.......O Obey Speaks
Chanters
Orchestra
sextet- A Long Way" from 'Lucia")
Lowe, Hencke, Jefferson. w iE PERI"
Cramer, Heinreich
THE Old Refrain ........ Kreisler
Maids of Cadiz" DelibeE
Miss Cook. accompanied by
Frances Bremen
Sing Song Girl"
Richter and Chanters
Shine on, Harvest Moon"
Lowe and Chanters
"Only A Rose"
Miss Cook and Chanters
lone Alone"
Jefferson and Chanters
Orchestra
way Down South"
"Old Black Joe"
River Stay Away"
Heinreich and Chanters
Southern Melodies
ChanterS
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CALLS FOR BIDS ON
1914 MILES OF PAVING

seven-tenths miles. in Grant county: re-
surfacing project.
State Road % Elwood east four miles to
Join pavement completed last year, in
Madison county.
State Road Z, Columbus southeast five
miles. a resurfacing project in Bartholo-
NEW county. which provides paved route
between Indianapolis and Madison and
Clifty Falls State Park.
U. S. Highway So, Rushville southeast
for four and three tenth miles in Rush
county, a reSurfacing project.
u. s. Highway Al, resurfaclng from Sulli-
van south for three and eight-tenths
miles, in Sullivan county.
Grading-State Road 35. Nashville north
to Bean Blossom. five miles in Brown
county.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-03-14
GROTTO PLANS
THEATER PARTY
Prophets Will See uncle
Toms Cabin March 20.

Prophets of Sahara Grotto will
attend a presentation of Uncle
Toms Cabin" by the Berkell play
ers at Keith's Tuesday, March 20,
it was announced today by c. Will
bur Foster, monarch.
Grotto members will be able to
purchase tickets to the party for
themselves and families at the the
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-03-14
Series of ParIeys Over
State Holds Interest
This Week.

District meetings, to be held to-
night and Friday will be the CEN
ter of attention of members of the
Improved Order of Red Men this
week.
The Aurora tribes will be host
at tonight's meeting. Tribes from
Dearborn, Ripley, Switzerland and
jefferson counties have been as
signed to the gathering.
Degree work will be held at the
beginning of the evening. It will
be followed by a Washington BIZ
centennial program.
Speakers will be the great chiefs,
and James S. Wright of Vevay, past
great sachem.
Meeting at Brownstown Friday
will be held in two sections, after
noon and evening. All tribes in
Jackson. Jennings, Scott, Clark,
Washington, Floyd, Harrison and
Crawford counties will attend.
Reports from all tribes assigned
to the meeting of the great council
will be heard at the afternoon Ses-
sion.
A special meeting of the great
council will be held, at which past
officers will receive the great couff-
Gil degree from the great chiefs of
Indiana.
The degree team of Mt. Vernon
will confer the degree work at the
evening session.
Speakers will be w. Irving Pryor
of Worthington, great Sachem; Arch
H. Hobbs of indianapolis, great
keeper of records, and Frank Flan-
nigan of Columbus, great keeper of
wampum.
In charge of the meeting will be
Noble Miller of Brownsburg, past
sachem.
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the entertainment finished.
The Mems club will be host
formally to the Bethel Sisterhood,
and husbands of the members of
the sisterhood who are not Mems
club members also have been in
vited.
Max M. Plesser, president of the
Mems club will preside.
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LODGE TO GIVE DANCE
Calvin Prather Craft Club VIII
Stage Leap Year Event.

Monthly dinner dance of the
Craft Club of Calvin Prather lodge
No. TIT, F. 81 A. NJ will be held at
$50 Saturday night. The affair
will be a leap year dinner dance
Wives of members will be in charge
The event will be open to men,
bers and their Masonic friends.
CClferring of the Fellow Craft
degree, scheduled for Friday night.
has been postponed until 7:S0 Fri
day, March rs, George H. Drechsel
Jro worshipful master of Prather
lodge. announces.
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CLUB TO HOLD
LADIES' NIGHT
Bethel Group Announces
Mrs. ShuIman viii Speak.

The Bethel Mems club will hold
its annual Ladies Night" meeting
Wednesday at $50 in the vestry
rooms of the temple, Thirty -fourth
and Ruckle streets, with Mrs. Avis
Shulman of Glencoe, Ill, as the
principal speaker.
Mrs. Shulman is widely known
through the middle west and was
educated at the universities of Chi
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alter until March
Is, upon presenta~
ton of their due
cards.
An old fashioned
box supper will be
given at the Grot-
to club house on
Tuesday, March %,
under auspices of
the Ladies' Auxil-
larry of the Grotto.
The supper will be
open to all mem
bers and their
families. E a C h
family will bring a
box of food.
Public card par
ties will be held at
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Childhood Habits to Be Topic

Training of Children's Habits in
the Home" will be the topic of Mrs.
A. Jameson of the Family Welfare
Society, speaking before the child
care and training meeting of the
women of the Moose at 7:45
Wednesday in the home of Mrs.
Paul B. Lucas, chairman of the
child care and training committee.
1926 North Illinois street.
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cdgO ana C1ucln-
natl. She is the
only woman ever
to receive a de-
gree from the
H e bre Union
college at Cincin-
natl. Her topic
will be "Feminity
on Parade"
Several other
events have been
scheduled by the
G n t e + t a inment
committee, a n d
an orchestra will
play for dancing
after the speaker
has concluded ard
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March 10 and March 26. The par
ties will be under charge of the
entertainment committee, made up
of James Sprague, chairman;
Thomas B. Sampson. Eli Thompson,
Jesse Mcclure and Charles H. Nc
Dowell.
Mcdowell will be in charge Of all
card parties for March.
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MOZART CLUB TO MEET
Germania Lodge Unit Plans Gard
Party Tuesday.

Mozart club, affiliated with Ger
mania lodge No. 1919, Independent
order of Odd Fellows, will give a
card party Tuesday night in the
Gcrmania lodge hall Prospect and
East streets.
Regular meeting of Germania will
be held Tuesday night in the hall
Presiding will be Robert Roessner.
noble grand.
Canton indianapolis No 2, l. o.
o. F., will hold meeting Thurs
day night. Captain Clifford Scho-
ley will preside.