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support from many prominent Re-
publicans.
One chairman told me that if
Will Hays indicated that he want
ed to come into his county, he i'm
mediately would wire the state
committee that all speaking dates
were booked.
who is Hays to come into Indiana,
make few appearances and then
go back to Hoover and tell him I
did it if the state should happen
to go for the President?"
Hays is back number as far
as I and plenty of other county
chairman like me are concerned"
One of the stories told to indicate
Hays tactics during his state
Craftsmanship that is getting laugh
in the northwest corner of the state
is the following:
1t is charged that it was Hays
custom to sleep during the day and
then after midnight begin a furious
telephoning of the county and dis
trict chairmen.
When they would answer the
phone Sleepily, Hays, bright and
clipper as sparrow, would inquire
Indignantly:
What do you mean by sleeping?
Why aren't you out organizing, like
me? Here it is o'clock in the
morning and I'm wide awake, at
tending to organization efforts.
After a-laugh which greeted the
telling of this incident, one of the
chairfmen remarked:
Eyes, he was workirS the tele-
phone, and that's one reason why
he left the state committee 100000
in debt. That went to build the
new Bell Telephone building in In
dianapolis, I think"
General opinion expressed here is
that there must be a reorganization
Of the state committe after the cleo
ton, win or lose.
That perhaps is one reason why
the chairmen are not so greatly
worried about the possible defeat
of Watson, because it will remove
him as a dictator in event of such
reorganization.
From commment of the party
leaders, it is beginning to appear
that Nov. 8 may be the ides of
March in more than one respect for
the Watson oligarchy.
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Scottish Rite to Open
Social Year With. Dance
Musical Program Also to Be
Part of Program at
Cathedral.

First event in series of social
activities for Scottish Rite members
for the fall and winter season will
be a dinner dance in the cathedral
at $50 Friday night.
These entertainments are a part
of the program in which is included
the ritualiStic work for the confer
ring of the higher degrees each
Wednesday night, through Dec. 7,
when the thirty-second degree will
be conferred on a class of master
MaSons.
Following the dinner there will
be musical program in the audi
forum from $3.50 to $50 including
numbers on the cathedraIs grand
pipe organ.
Dancing will follow in the grand
ball room for the entire membership.
Arrangements for the affair are
being made by the entertainment
committee including Roy A. Hice,
chairman; Thomas w. Ayton,
Charles M. Crippen, Oliver L. Few
r1er, Stuart A. Tomlinson and Hor-
ace Mitchell.
Inc dinner service will be under
direction of the house committee of
which Tracy w. Whitaker is chair
man, assisted by Audley S. Dun
nam, Frank V. Martin, Hal E. Howe
and Albert H. Off, Walter T: White
master Of ceremonies of the Lodge
of Perfection, is ex-off1cio chairman
of the committee.
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DANCE IS SCHEDULED
Security Benefit Order to
Hold Halloween FroIic.

Center council of the Security
Benefit Association will open its
social program season with Hal
loween masked public dance in the
hall at 1862 East Maryland street,
Tuesday night. The entertainment
committee composed of Mrs. Hen
rietta Bernloehr, Mrs. o. L. Sellers,
and Mrs. L. E. Scott will have
charge of the event.
Members of the council have re-
sponded so we'll to the plea for bet
ter attendance at the regular meet
ings, that special committees have
been appointed to plan for home
coming banquet to be given Nov Is.
The Center Leech Club which has
given it's support to the council will
meet tonight at the home of Mrs.
M. Sourwine, 1852 East Tenth
street, to discuss future activities.
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SMOKER TO Be
HELD BY LODGE
F. & A. NJ. Order to Give
Stag Party.

Center lodge No. %, F. e. A. M,
will entertain with stag party and
smoker at 7:3O Wednesday.
On the program will be the -Four
Continentals," a male quartet COM
posed of Thomas Moffett, first
tenor; Robert Moffett, second tenor;
Henry Kreutzinger, baritone, and
John Wilson, bass. The Shortridge
high school orchestra will play.
The entertainment committee is
Henry A. Stipher, chairman; Emil
v. Schaad, Andrew Hoover, Arthur
E. Denison and Wilbur A. Zobbe.
The party will be for members and
invited guests only.
Officers of the lodge are Russell
M. Richwine, worshipful master;
William H. Williams, senior warden,
and Emil Schaad, junior warden.
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LEGION ELECTS
C. A. CASSIDY
Named Commander of East
Indianapolis Post No. 13.

Charles A. Cassidy has been in
stalled as commander of East In
dianapolis post, No. 10, American
Legion, at a meeting in the Dear
born hotel.
G. A. Thompson of Summitville
commander of the eleventh district
and Ollie A. Davis of Upton, adju-
tant of the Indiana Legion, conduct
ed the ceremonies.
Schuyler G. Mowrer presented a
past commanders pin to Arthur V
Robinson, retiring post commander
Other officers installed in addi-
ton to Cassidy are:
DR.. Simon Reisler. first vice-commander
Dr. H. G. Percival second vice-commander
Samuel O'Connell, adiutant: Carter c.
Jackson, finance officer: O. C. O'Grady
sergeant-at-arms: William Grover Cross
historian; j.. P. Smith. service officer
Robinson and James E. Mendenhall. dis
trict committeeman: Ashton c. Wood ano
Frank Hethco. alternates. and c. A
Cassidy. Samuel O'Connell Glenn BertelS
John Collins and Mr. Robinson. executive
committee
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CARL MITCHELL
NAMED K. OF P.
DIVISION Chief
Appointment Puts New Plan
in Effect; Other State
Heads Chosen.

Carl r. Mitchell of Indianapolis
today was named division chief of
the central division Of the Indiana
knights of Pythias by Edwin r.
Thomas, new grand chancellor Of
the state lodge.
Thomas, in making the appoint
ment, puts into effect a new plan
to divide the Knights of Pythias
lodges into sections composed Of
three districts each, to facilitate
administration of lodge affairs.
The grand lodge officers and the
three district deputies under them
will cooperate in an intensive pro-
gram to stimulate lodge activity and
increase membership.
The divisions and district depu-
ties commissioned by Thomas are:
Northeast Diyision-Edwin r. Thomas.
TT. Wayne. division officer: Burley Ensley.
auburn deputy OF district r L MiiI9m BSIl
F. F4ai1 Wayne e''i District 8. 0 "''' "
North Central DiviSion-Henry Kam-
merer Logansport. grand master OF eX-
eheauer,. division officer r l. Van rS Gii1Ser.
berry. Logansport. District 6, Howard
DOYLE. West Point District IL.
Northwest division-Joe w. Todd, Ham
mond, grand master at arms. division %, o.
hcer: William G. Mathews. La Porte Dis
trict 3; Leslie f. Gardner. Hammond. Dis
trict 4. and Or. c. E. Linton, Medary-
Vile District 5.
Montpelier grand inner guard. division ,, Of
ficer: Virgil Rob Rogers. Hartford CITY
District 2; Q, c. McNew; Kai a{a T,s
t tTiSs T. T. and Harley Spencer Lynn Dl'-
central Division-carl r. Mitchell In
dianapolis, grand keeper OF RECORDS ana
Fusseiivilie. District ID: Robert -Fendley,
Greenwood. District is. and II. l. KEN
mer. Spencer District 20.
Western Divisional. B Morse Ter. Terre
division officer. Bert skeeters. Montezu gI
Haute. District ~.
Southeast Division-Harry G. Sullivan.
Vevay. grand vice chancellor. division Of
icer: H. P. Root. Let's, District 10; Jon1
p. Harry, Hagerstovn. DistrlcL ~ a4o
George W. Ruth. Lawrenceourg District IL.
Salem. grand prelate. division OFFICER 7;
r. Carter. Seymour, District l9' ROY
stoner' sellersburg. District %. and w. H.
Winter. Corydon. District "a
Southwest Division-Walter " McCul-
Tough. Washington grand outer guard re-
Gently appointed by Thomas, DIVISION o.
f1cer, James a. ColDerl. WhSIlllEboH' Us
trict 81; Loyd Pleasant. Orleans Dis
trict %, and Ed Johnson. Evansville. Dis
trict u.s.
Five additional special deputies
appointed by Thomas are: Morse D.
Stoker, Martinsyille; John j. Stilz,
Evansville; Charles o. Brown, Royal
Center. Russell B. Dalrymple,
Knightstown, and William F. Qualls,
South Bend.
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Series Of Social Events
to Be Held by Pythians
Card Party and, Lunch on
Friday Night to Be First
of Parties.

First of series of winter activ-
tiles of Capitol City lodge No. 81,
knights of PythiaS, planned to at
tract both the young and the older
members and friends of the lodge,
will be a card party and lunch FRI
night.
The second event will be an old
fashioned box supper Saturday
night, Nov. 5.
The lodge reports a steady gain
in attendance and the greatest
amount of interest in several years
from members, since moving into
new clubrooms at 612 East Thir-
tenth.
Remodeling of the large meeting
room is expected to be completed by
the first week in December. Mem
bers of other Pythian lodges have
been invited to visit the new club
rooms.
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FIX FARLEY PLANS
State FraternaI Congress to
Be Held Nov. 4.

Plans are being completed for the
Indiana Fraternal Congress to be
held here Nov. 4. Representatives
from all fraternal insurance organ
izations in the state will attend.
Activities will open in the Lin
coin at 10. A banquet at $50 will
be followed by entertainment and
dancing.
Speakers at the convention in
clude Mrs. Mary La Rocca of Me-
braSka, chairman of the National
Fraternal Congress; Milo Meredith
of Wabash, state manager of the
Maccabees; John c. Snyder, nation
al president of the Ben Hur Life
Association, and Edward Mason, ma
tional Ben Hur secretary.
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NAMES DISTRICT. HEADS
Deputy Grand Chiefs of Pythian
Sisters Appointed.

Mrs. Ida Henry Auburn, new
grand chief of the Pythian Sisters,
has announced the following district
deputy grand chiefs.
Gwyneth Brownell. Lowell district l.
FlosSie Schall Hamilton. district q Paul
inc Bassett. Goodlands 8: Nina Mills,
Marion. 4; Winifred Childress, Lafayette,
celia Lee, Rockville. 7; Bess Fendiev.
Greenwood. g.: Mabel Schulz. Aurora, g.;
Ida B. Harrell, Jasonville. TO- Stella Bar
Warmer Salem, H.
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ana ballroom to-
night.
The S a h ara
Serenaders, under
direction of Hor-
ace Riggs and
Harry Dickinson.
will furnish music
for the occasion.
Approx m a t ely
1000 prophets and
their families and
friends are ex-
pected to attend.
Members on the
enterta i 4 m e n t
C o m m j t t e e
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New Faces for Old

NARY, Ind, Oct. PA new Re
W publicaniSm is growing up in the
northwest section Of Indiana. Not
only in Lake county, but in the sur
rounding counties of the Second and
Third districts, there is loud de-
mand for new faces in state G. O..
P. leadership.
Candidates on the county tickets
are prone to blame their ills on the
leadership of the Watsons, Good
richs and Hays, whom they charge
with destroying the party for their
own self-perpetuation.
I'm a time like this, when resent
ment is high against the party, the
men whose years of tenure Of office
have made them the incarnation of
all their ills to the voters should
have stepped out and permitted the
leadership to go into the hands OF
younger Republicans who have not
been discredited.
Instead, they continue in control
and foist on us a candidate for Gov
ernor who has about as much voter
appeal as Ben Turpin," one county
chairman declared.
Watson may as well stay out OF
some of the counties in this section
if he does not want to injure him
self more than he is hurt at pres
ent, is the comment heard every
where.
Il
For years he dealt with the work
ers through various chairmen and
partisans who were thrown into the
discard in the last primary and so
the senior senator's contacts are not
what they once were.
On his visit to Lake county two
weeks ago, to build his fences, they
tell me, he called various staunch
Republicans of former years and
asked that they visit him. The in
vitations went unheeded.
On the other hand, Frederick
VanNuys, Democratic senatorial
nominee, was an instant success at
the rallies arranged for him and
privately received assurances of
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Times Praised

Praise has been given the
fraternal page service of The
Times by Indiana Women of
the Moose for helping them
establish a new record in a
national publicity campaign
sponsored by the order. Mrs.
Agnes White, chairman of
publicity, states:
According to the quarterly
report just received, Indian
apolis stands high in the ma
Uonal publicity contest being
conducted by the women of the
Moose and the state of Indiana
has established a new record
for the number of individual
chapters entered in the con-
test. The Times has helped
70 establish this record"
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PURITANS WILL FR0LIC
Lodge to Hold Halloween Party: Re-
bekahs to Be Guests.

Puritan lodge No. 678 will hold a
Halloween party Friday night, with
members of Progress Rebekah lodge
No. 395, as Guests. Families of mem
bers from both lodges have been in
vited. Entertainment, refreshments
and music for persons who wish to
dance, are on the program.
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David G. Pyke. chairman of
Blue lodge committee, and Mrs.
Harry King, chairman of the
Eastern Star committee, are in
charge of entertainment ar
rangements for the annual Hal
loween masked dance and card
party to be staged by Calvin w.
Prather, lodge No. TIT, F. & A. M,
and Nettie Ransford chapter No.
464, Order of Eastern Star, in
Prather Masonic temple, College
avenue and Forty-second street,
at 8 Saturday night.
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Supreme Council Member
to Give Talk on Lodges
Model City,

At the Mooseheart day celebration
to be held by indianapolis chapter,
Women of the Moose, Friday, Will
liam Anderson, secretary of Indian
apolis lodge, Loyal Order of Moose
and member of the supreme
council, will speak on the "Founda-'
ton and Growth of Mooseheart."
The celebration will be held at
8 p. m. in the Moose temple, ,135
North Delaware street. Mrs. Charles
Hart is general chairman.
Anderson has been associated
closely with the work at Mooseheart
and is converSant with the progress
made by the child city in the nine
teen years since its inception.
Founded in 1913
The program also will include a
talk by the Rev. H. E. Eberhardt,
superintendent of the Wheeler City
Rescue Mission, who recently visited
Mooseheart. Mr.. Eberhardt will give
his impressions of the city.
MooSeheart was founded in 1913
by Senator James j. Davis, director
general of the Loyal Order of Moose,
as a home for dependent children of
the Moose. 1t is located thirty five
miles west of Chicago, on the Lin
coin highway, between Batavia and
Aurora and includes an area of
1900 acres.
Has Own POStOffice
1t has its own railroad station,
United States postof1ce, fire and
police patrols, central heating plant,
water. and sanitary systems, radio
station, restaurant, barber shop and
beauty parlor, a farm of 800 acres
that supplies most of the vegetables
and a quart of milk day to each
of the 1900 normal children who
live there.
A high school, number of graded
school buildings, huge auditorium,
vocational shops, a reception hall
overshadowed by the tall clock
tower, and the administration build
ing of the supreme lodge are some
of the principal structures. A boys
village is to be erected soon.
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Costume Ball Is Scheduled.

Capital City Mite Hawk orchestra
will furnish music for the Golden
Rule Circle, knights and Ladies OF
America prize costume ball at 1862
East Maryland street tonight
Pumpkin pie and cider will be
served.
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CHAPTER TO CELEBRATE
Past Matrons and Patrons to Be
Honored in Special Program.

Golden Rule chapter, No. Alb,
Order of Eastern Star, will meet in
the Masonic temple, North and Illi-
nois streets. Friday. A special pro-
gram will be- given in honor of its
past matrons and patrons. Mrs.
Eleanor Hauley is worthy matron
and Harvey Morris, worthy patron
of the chapter.
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BEN-HURS TO FROLIC
Life Association to Stage Annual
Halloween Dance.

Annual Halloween dance of the
Ben-Hur Life Association will be
held in the hall at 322 East New
York street Wednesday night. The
Ben-Hur orchestra will furnish mu-
sic, and prizes will be awarded to
the best dressed couple and the
couple wearing the funniest cos
tunes.
All members and their friends
have been invited. Louie H. Mills
is in charge of the event.
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Charles Sowles. vice-chairman: Charles
Mcdowell. Jesse Mcclure. Louis Sweeney.
Thomas B. Sampson Harry Kaib. Raw
Ollie. Wilmot Smith. Luther Shirley. VII
liam H Grav William Hamilton. Frank
Henkle. CLAYTON c. Marsh Robert Wilcox
Fred Earhart Dr. Denzil Barnhin Robert
Cook. Leslie Mclean. Sam Johnson Eli
THOMPSON. Lon Tracy. Fred Hollingsworth.
Walter Thompson and James Leroy Davis
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O. {. S. CHAPTER TO
FETE GRAND .MATR0N
Nettie Ransford Group to Hold Din
ner at North Side Temple.

Nettie Ransford chapter, No. 464
Order of Eastern Star, will enter
tain Miss Mabel Carithers, worthy
grand matron, and other grand Off
GERS Wednesday at the Calvin w
Prather Masonic temple, College
avenue and Forty second street.
Dinner will be served at $50, res
ervations for which may be made
with Mrs. John Lees not later than
tonight.
Mrs. Lutte Gruber will sing. Tine
P. Dickinson, worthy patron, viii
preside during comforting of degrees
and Mrs. Irene Davis, worthy
matron, is in charge of the recep-
ton for the grand matron.
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CUMBERLAND O. E. S. TO
HOLD FRIENDS NIGHT
ExempIification of Degrees to Be
Made at Meeting.

Cumberland chapter, Order Of
Eastern Star, will observe friends
night" Wednesday in the Masonic
temple in Cumberland. Exemplh-
cation of degrees will be by:
Jessie Berce, North Park. WORTHY ma
iron: Charles Trueman. Brookside. worthy
patron: Grace Mace. New Palestine. as
sociate matron: John Dora, CAMBRIDGE
CITY associate patron: Beatrice Helms.
Golden Rule. secretary: Mrs Stone Oak
landon. treasurer: Beatrice Trusler Bright
wood. conductress: Nell Walker, 1rvlngton.
associate conductress: Minnie Cotton.
Lawrence chaplain: Ida Meister. Corn-
THAN. marshal, Emma Langenoerg. Cum
berland. organist: Ina Clapp. lrvington.
Adah: Anna Hawk New Palestine. Ruth.
Mrs Raper. New Palestine. Esther: Dor
othy Bartholomew, Prospect. Martha, Mar
garet Gordon, Knightstown. Electa, and
Margaret Sleeth. Acton. warder.
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VICTORY CLUB TO, MEET
Mrs. Mildred Parsons to Be Hostess
to Benefit Group.

Mrs. Marge Drexler, president of
the Victory Club of the Woman's
Benefit Association, has announced
regular meeting will be held at
the home of Mrs. Mildred Parsons,
1928 North Dearborn street, Tues
day. Luncheon will be followed by
cards. All members have been re-
queSted to attend.
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DEGREE WORK SLATED
Modern WoOdmen to. Confer Honor
at Tuesday Night Meeting.

Marion camp, No 1858, Modern
Woodmen, Indianapolis, will confer
the dramatic degree Tuesday night
at 322 East New York street. The
work will be in charge of Walter
Kirsch, consul, and Harry E. Argus,
captain of the degree team.
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Card Party win Be Held

Opitsole council, No. 2S6, Degree
of Pocahontas, will hold a card
party at the home of Mrs. Beatrice
B. Wood, 1907 Martin street, at 8
Tuesday night. Prizes will be
awarded
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o. E. S. TO ENTERTAIN

of Beech Grove Chapter.
Beech Grove chapter No. 465
Order of Eastern Star, will enter
tain Miss Mabel Carithers, worthy
grand matron, Thursday night at a
called meeting in the Beech Grove
Masonic temple, following a COW
ered-dish dinner at the Methodist
church, at p. m.
Mrs. Alyce M. Clapp is worthy
matron. George w. Shea, worthy
patron, will preside during the cere-
mony of initiation,
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K. OF C. TO HOLD PARTY
Annual Halloween FroIic for Chill
dren to Be Given on Oct. 81.

knights of Columbus annual Hal
loween party for children will be
held Monday night, Oct. 81. Music,
entertainment, prizes and games are
on the program. The event last
year attracted more than a thou
sand children. A committee headed
by Bob Kirby is in charge of ar
rangements for the event.
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CROTTO TO GIVE
HOLIDAY BALL
James Sprague Chairman
for FrOIic Toniuht.

James Sprague is chairman Of the
entertainment committee for the
Sahara Grotto Halloween hall 70 I,o
f,oIl -, the T,sIs ~ ~
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Home Circle to Give Dance
The Protected Home Circle will
sponsor a Halloween dance in the
Woodman hall, 322 East New York
street, at $3.50 Friday night. Chair
man for the event is Koret Wilbur.
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Foley to Address K. of c.

Michael E. Foley will address local
knights of Columbus at the club
house tonight.
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HEAR TALK BY LEADER
Harrison County Odd Fellows Are
Addressed by Grand Master.

The Rev Golden A. Smith, grand
master, addressed Odd Fellows of
Harrison county at a rally in Cory
don Friday night. Members of I.
o. o. F. lodges from five counties
attended. Degrees were conferred
on class of candidates.
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Harry G. Sullivan
under supervision of grand
lodge officer living in that terri
tory.
Joe w. Todd OF Hammond
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, White Shrine to Meet

Mrs. Mae Marcum Jacobs will
have charge Of the regular meeting
of indianapolis White Shrine No.
in Castle hall, $50 East Ohio
street, at 8 Thursday night.
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Degree TO Be Conferred
Fortville camp, No. 1887, Modern
Woodmen, will confer the fraternal
degree on a class of candidates in
their hall tonight. Frank Klepfer,
tield deputy, will have charge of the
ceremony.
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Joe w. Todd
Indiana knights of Pythias
lodges have been divided into
groups for the coming year. Ac-
tiyities in each division will be
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5 DISTRICT PARLEYS
SLATED BY REBEKAHS
Mrs. Revah PreSsler to Conduct
Schools of instruction.

Schools of Instruction.
Coming district meetings of Re-
bekah assemly include meeting
district No. 81 at Evansville today,
meeting of district No. 26 at Odon
Tuesday, district No. 10 at Oakland
City Wednesday, district No. at
Salem Thursday and district No. II
at Vevay Friday. Mrs. Revah
Pressler, president, will hold schools
of instruction at each of these
meetings.
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heads the northwest division:
Harvey T. Walker Of Montpelier
the eastern division, and Harry
c. Sullivan of Vevay the south
east division.