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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-07-03
READY
TO CELEBRATE
JULY FOURTH
Battle of Argonne' to Be
Presented Tuesday Night
at Butler Bowl.

THAT Battle of the Argonne, a
presentation looked forward to by
many citizens of indianapolis and
nearby cities since its first an
nouncement by Sahara Grotto
through The Times, will be present
ed Tuesday night at Butler Bowl.
One of the greatest advance ticket
sales for any event ever to be held
in this city, is reported by the Grotto,
sponsors of the battle and other en-
tertainment and a fireworks dis
play
Delbert o. Wilneth, monarch,
and Verle Wilson, secretary of the
local Grotto, last week wired an in
vitation to President Franklin d.
Roosevelt to attend the event.
President Roosevelt is a Grotto
member, belonging to Tri-Po-Bed
Grotto of Poughkeepsie, N. Y.
Drills To Be Given
The program, under the direction
of officers of the local Grotto, under
the craftsmanship of Wilmeth, will
start at 8, and continue for more
than two and one half hours.
Drills by the indianapolis Grotto
team, champions of the United
States and Canada, will be one of
the features of the entertainment.
All other organizations of the
Grotto including the band, drum
corps cast, and jewellers will parti-
cipate.
The battle itself will last about
twenty minutes. Fireworks will
include many large settings, some
as high as thirty feet and 100 feet
long, A full one and onehalf hour
display will be shown.
All Grotto members have been
requested to wear fezzes. Many will
appear as clowns.
Police and other city departments,
as we'll as many business organiza-
tions have assisted the Grotto in
the advertisement campaign, which
has been carried on under the di-
rection of Jules BirSf1eld.
Ticket Sales Large
Ticket sales at all leading de-
partment and drug stores have
been large in the last week, under
the direction of Birsfield who also
is chairman of the ticket committee
The advance ticket sale will close
| tonight when a stated meeting will
be held in the Grotto home, Thir-
tenth street and Park avenue. A
pep session also will be held at the
meeting.
Tickets will be or sale Tuesday
night at the Butler box offices, at
an advanced price.
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MASONIC SESSION TO
DRAW CITY VISITORS
Four Delegates From Murat
Will Attend.

Four delegates from Murat Tenn
pie, local body of the Ancient Arabic
Order Mobiles Of the Mystic Shrine,
will leave this week for Atlantic
City, N j., to attend the fifty-ninth
imperial council session of the Or
der, to be held July to IA inclusive.
Accompanying the delegates will
be about forty other members of the
local temple, who will attend as
visitors.
The local delegates, Edgar Hart,
John J. Schoenholtz, E. H. Hardin
and Carson B. Harris, attended a
smoker in the Calling Gun Club.
707 North Illinois street, Friday
night, as guests of the club.
Total attendance of the grand ses-
sion is expected to reach $4,000, in
GLIDING families and guests of the
Shriners. President Franklin D.
Roosevelt, a Shriner himself. has
accepted an invitation to speak. The
public will be admitted to the
sessions.
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THREE PARLEYS
WILL Be HELD
Prather Masonic Groups to
Convene This Week at
Temple.

Stated meetings of the three or
carnations of Prather Masonic
temple, Forty-second street and Col
lege avenue, will be held this week
in the temple. Following the meet
ingS, each of the three organizations
will be inactive until August, when
the next monthly stated meeting
will be held.
Prather chapter, No 1877, Royal
Arch MaSonS, will meet tonight at
730 in the temple for stated con-
vocation. KARL V. zimmerman, high
priest, will preside.
Prather council No. 100, Royal
and Select Masters, will also meet
tonight at the temple, for stated
assembly which will begin at $50.
Irvan E. Taylor, illustrious master
will be in charge.
Calvin w Prather lodge. No. III,
Free and Accepted Masons, will hold
its stated meeting at 730 Friday
night Joseph w Kaercher, wor-
shipful master, will preside.
The Low Twelve Club of Prather
temple, will hold their monthly
business meeting at 7:3O Wednes-
day, July IL, in the temple.
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VT. W. PLANS
MEMBER DRIVE
Campaign for Forming of
New Posts in State to
Be Made.

A statewide campaign for the in
stitution Of new posts will be con-
Quoted by the Indiana state depart
ment of the Veterans of Foreign
Wars during July.
Charles R. Michaels, the newly
elected department commander, will
visit every county in the state in an
effort to acquaint the veterans with
the organization.
In announcing his program,
Michaels said that he planned to
enlarge the publicity and legisla-
tive departments of the organiza-
ton declaring that members Of con-
gress and the public should be &C
quainted with the true facts con-
corning disabled service men.
There may be few cases where
veterans who have good job are
also drawing compensation" said
Michaels, "but this is no reason why
the government should penalize the
worthy and needy disabled veteran"
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Money-getters without working"
Eddie is just a petty crook but he
is a hot mammals man. His heat
attracts Ruby when he daShes into
her bathroom while the police are
running him down for getting easy
money out of a sap, meaning man
with more money than brains.
And they fall in love. Eddie gets
over ambitious and socks a fresh
guy with such force that said guy
goes to his grave.
Then the melodramatic hokum.
Ruby loves her man so much that
she goes to prison. Eddie is in hid
ing most of the time. In prison,
Ruby discovers that she is going
to have a baby and she isn't mar
ried because the police nabbed her
before they could get to a parson.
Then the thick homespun mother
love hokum. All so Stickey and so
gooey. The other inmates help
Ruby to marry her Eddie right in
the chapel of the prison. And now
I ask you. 1 ask you. Oh, me. Oh,
my! And Negro parson ties the
knot because he thinks de Lawd
tells him to violate the prison rules.
Nearly forgot to tell you that
Elizabeth Patterson is cast as one
Of the prison matrons. Small part
but she does it in the regulation
sour grape manner.
And you ask me if there is a
happy ending for Eddie, RUBY and
little Eddie. Verify, I tell you yes.
Too much Hollywoodish for me.
Oh hum!
The fact is-"Hold Your Man" is
made by mighty safe box Office
formula. This picture is box Office
and not much more than that. But
it will do business because it is a
definite sort of hokum theater.
Now at the Palace.
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He is headed for the stars dressing
room also.
While speaking of the cast, I
might as we'll continue. Ruby
Keeler in "42nd Street" showed for
the first time that she was an &C
tress and more than just show
girl as far as talent goes. She again
lives up to that promise in this pic
ture. Ruby is the one that Powell
stages all of his love scenes with.
Ginger Rogers fits nicely in the
musical background of a movie of
this type. She too is growing. Joan
Blondell is one of the good looking
gold diggers. as is Aline MacMahon.
Not a good looking digger this Aline
but one of the funniest ones the
screen has ever reflected.
In straight acting parts that does
contribute to the comedy action Of
the story are Guy Kibbee, all
dressed up and with a place to go
and he goes. and Warren William.
The story is well known. 1t con-
Germs group Of gold diggers, all
members of the same show, and
tells the story of how they git"
their gold, not from the earth, but
from mems pockets with the least
possible work
The show scenes back stage and
those when the curtain is up are
done on the most lavish scale which
Hollywood is capable. Watch the
way the director introduces and
builds up the dance numbers, espe-
cially the violin number. This one
scene alone is worth the price of
admission.
From a flash standpoint, my
Forgotten Man number is a
knockout. Full of melodramatic
hokum, flag waving and the like,
yet it is powerfully effective. Good
theater.
The prize number is "Pettin' in
the Park" 1t sure has a swing to
it. This one song would make any
musicale successful. This movie has
tunes to spare.
Am wild over this lavish jewel
from Hollywood. Just give the peo-
pie real movies and they will buy
it. The proof is the business the
Circle is doing with it.
Now at the Circle.
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R. K. MUNTER
NEW PRESIDENT
OF B'NAI BIRTH
Other Officers Installed at
Meeting: Executive Board
to Hold Sessions.

Richard K. Munter assumed his
duties Saturday as new president of
the Indianapolis Bnai Birth, fol-
lowing his election at the last meet
ing of the year last Monday.
Other officers installed for the
year are; Norman E. Isaacs. first
vice-president; Walter. Lichtenstein
second president: Charles J.
Karabell. recording secretary: Rufus
Isaacs, treasurer; George A. Solo
mons. financial secretary: S. J..
Sternberger, monitor: Richard
Efroymson, assistant monitor: and
Philip Kraft, Henry Blatt, Harry
Borman, and Max Katz, trustees.
Karabell was the retiring president
and his term was one of the most
successful in the lodges history. The
new officers were installed by Isidore
Feibleman, past president of the
district grand lodge.
Monthly Meeting Planned
The executive board of the lodge
Is planning TO hold monthly meet
ingS during July and August. ready
to open the new season in Septem-
Der.
The B'nai Birth is the worlds
largest Jewish fraternal organiza-
ton and maintains several large
non-Sectarian hospitals and insti-
tutions over the nation.
Prominent among these are the
Cleveland Orphans Home, nom
sectarian, and the Levi Memorial
hospital for tubercular persons in
Denever, Colo, also non-sectarian.
Sponsors Hillel Groups
Also sponsored by the organiza<
ton are the various Hillel founda-
tons at large American universities,
the Wider Scope movement and
educational league. which puts chill
dren through schools who are UNI
able to pay.
Alfred Cohen of Cincinnati, is the
international president of the Or
der. Former presidents of the In
dianapolis lodge include: Karabell,
Sternberger, Samuel j. Mantel,
Feibleman, Leo Kaminsky, Sol Kiser,
Louis j. Borinstein. Morris Strauss.
Eph Levin and Saul Munter.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-07-03
LEAGUE TO BE FORMED
Soft Baseball Teams Planned by
Sahara Grotto Groups.

Uniformed bodies and other Or
CARNATIONS of Sahara Grotto are
completing plans for soft ball
baseball league.
Each organization has been asked
to line up their teams and report
them to the Grotto Office at Thir-
tenth street and Park avenue.
Schedules will be drawn up and play
will start the second week in July,
with games each Saturday at various
local diamonds.
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Picnics, Celebrations to
Be Staged by Red Men

twentieth anniversary Thursday in
the wigwam, Capitol avenue and
North street. A program of
speeches and music has been ar
ranged.
The Past Pocahontas team Of In
dianapolis will participate in a spe-
ciaI memorial service. Past Great
Pocohontas Elizabeth Arbuckle of
Kokomo. who instituted the council
twenty years ago, will be one of the
speakers.
Minnie Small, Mary Cheek, Carrie
Tucker, Sarah Lohrman. Florence
Hust and Oscar Small. charter
members of the first council, will be
guests Of honor at the meeting.
The meeting will be in charge of
Goldie Duffey, chairman, who will
be assisted by Elizabeth Ryan and
Mary Wells. council officers.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-07-03
LODGE TO HOLD PICNIC
Association Will Have Outing at
Clifty Falls State Park.

Members and families of the Past
Matrons and Patrons Association of
Marion county have been invited to
join. with the past matrons and pa
irons of the Third district in a bas-
ket picnic at Clifty Falls, Sunday.
Arrangements have been made for
a chartered bus which will leave the
Terminal station at Sunday morn
ing. Reservations should be made
with Mrs. Mile Gilmore. president
of the Marion county association.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-07-03
BEN-HUR ASSOCIATION
TO GIVE DANCE, PARTY
Final Drill Practice Will Be Held
July 9 at Columbia Club.

A dance and card party will be
given by the Ben-Hur Life Associa-
ton Wednesday at the headquar-
tiers, 322 East New York street.
Final drill practice for the uni
formed exhibition to De held at the
Columbia Club July will be held
during the dance at 9 p. m. The
drill team will be one Of a number
of indianapolis teams to take part
in the event, sponsored by the
Woodmens Circle at its state con-
ventlon here.
It is planned to take the drill
team to the Worlds Fair. Chicago,
Sept. /, designated as Fraternal day.
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Ollll4Cy PAnJCO Ny
Dunn falls a little for Lynn miss
Bennett) and secretly agrees to
track down and get the cash from
the crooks, not for our little heroine
but for himself and pals. Then the
mad chase and one gang of crooks
outWitting the other. Of course true
love comes in the end and our hero
wins our little heroine after he had
returned the stolen money to her
brother. And that's that. 1t re-
minds you of the story of the stage
play, Cheating Cheaters."
Dunn is mighty uncertain Of him
self at the beginning of the picture.
More careless than uncertain but he
gets stronger in the part as it goes
along. Miss Bennett is niscast and
is not the right sort of partner
for Dunn.
This picture really belongs to
Herbert Mundin. Without him it
would be pretty sad.
Now at the Lyric.
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brewing business together. Silly?
Yes, I say so.
AS for Rogers He is not as good
before the camera as formerly.
Plays it about as we'll as an average
stock juvenile would play it.
Be your own judge of this one.
AS far as I am concerned, it is not
picture to write home about.
Now at the Apollo.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-07-03
Grandma Walks
Upstairs Without
Suffering Pain
Quick Acting Nurito Enables Her
to Enjoy Life Again

cruel pain of Rheumatism. neuralgia, lum-
bago, neuritis and other torturing aches and
pains, simply take two or three doses OF
Nurito This amazingly fast relief, doc
tors prescription, can now be had at drug
stores everywhere. Nurito contains no OPT
ates, no narcotics or no heart deterrent and
is absolutely harmless. If you want to feel
again the joy of living, Danish needless pain
that prevents sound sleep get Nurito at once
If the very first three doses of Nurito do not
stop the most intense pain, even of many
years standing-your money will be re-
funded Ask your druggist for Nurito on
this positive money back guarantee.
NURTTO for NEURITIS Pain
At all druggists and HAAG Drug Stores.
advertisement.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-07-03
Hundreds to Attend State
Meeting at Sugar
Creek Park.

Hundreds of members of the
Modern Woodmen of America, their
families and friends will meet Tues
day at Turkey Run state park for
the annual state log rolling
The name log rolling" given to
the outing several years ago, when
one, two, three and five-man teams
participated in actual log rolling on
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-07-03
DUNN AND BENNETT
ARE TEAMED TOGETHER

Arizona to Broadway" brings
James Dunn and Joan Bennett to-
gether as romantic team. I wish
they would find a permanent part
ner for Dunn and stop teaming him
up with misflts and Joan is just
that in this movie.
The sanest verdict Of this picture
is that its just moderately fair
story of a good gal, whose brother
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JEAN AND CLARK
ARE VERY ROUGH PERSONS

Once again Jean Harlow and
Clark Gable are hardboiled rotters.
This formula made every manager
smile at the box Office reports with
Red Dust"
If anything, the starring team is
a little more hardboiled than in
any previous picture. Both char
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has been heeced
out of many thou
sands not his own
by some clever
crooks. The gal
falls for a conf
dence man who
does the quick
rush act for a
f a k e medicine
show presided over
by Herbert Mum
din as "Kingfsh."
he "Kingfsh"
can masquerade as
a I'd oc tor" a
Southern colonel
or an English lord.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-07-03
HOME C0MING WILL BE
STAGED BY PYTHIANS
Several Hundred Expected to At
tend Annual Picnic.

Fourth annual home coming pic
mic of the knights of Pythias will
be held July 16 at the home at La
fayette.
Hundreds of members and their
families are expected to gather to
hear addresses by Noble Johnson,
Terre Haute, former representative
in congress. and Edward r. Thomas,
grand chancellor.
The Knights of Pythias home
band and drills by the uniform
team will be features Of the eve
ming. Levi Hooker Of Evansville
will be in charge of the program.
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Picnic at Cascade Park Is
Included in July 4
Observance.

A series of patriotic gatherings
and picnics will mark the celebra-
ton Of Fourth of July throughout
the state by Red Men and Poca-
hontaS members.
Arizona tribe No 50 will hold an
all-day picnic at Cascade park,
Monroe county. Fred E. Hines of
Noblesville, Hamilton circuit court
judge, and Arch H. Hobbs, great
chief of records, Indianapolis, will
speak. A musical program will fol-
low
Itasca council No. 337, Daughters
of Pocahontas, will celebrate it's
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-07-03
LOOKING OVER PROGRESS
OF MIR. BUDDY ROGERS

Some years ago, most people in
the show business were telling me
that Buddy Rogers would be the
screens leading juvenile That was
before he became an orchestra
leader and cabaret minded.
Then he left Hollywood's movie
studios, went on the stage and then
took up orchestra work. He has
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-07-03
STATED MEETING SET
Center Masonic Lodge to Convene at
1880 Wednesday Night.

Center lodge. No. 90. Free and
Accepted Masons. will hold its
monthly stated meeting at 7:30
Wednesday night n the Masonic
temple, North and Illinois street.
Mystic Tie lodge, No. $685. F. and
A. M, will hold its monthly stated
meeting Monday, July 10, at 7:30 in
the temple.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-07-03
LEGION BAND CONCERT,
PICNIC TO BE HELD
Irvington Post Presents Affairs at
ElIenberger Park.

Irvington post No. 38 Of the
American Legion will hold band
concert and picnic at Ellenberger
park, July a.
The program will be headed by
Noel c. Neal, former appellate court
Judge. who is to make the principal
address. A band concert will be
given.
A reunion for former residents OF
Indianapolis will be held following
the speeches and concert.
The program will begin at 2:30 p.
m. with Commander William H.
Keller acting as master of cere-
monies.
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returned 10 the
screen and is fea-
tured in Best of
Enemies" wit h
M a rian Nixon,
F r an k Morgan
Joseph Cawthorn,
always a splendid
dialect comedian,
and Greta Nissen.
Morgan and Caw-
thorne really sup
ply the motif for
the title. Cav
thorne was a Ger
man saloon owner
in New Y o r k
when "schooners
xr-1~A Ero aoY0fc
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-07-03

Winamac tribe No. 279, Improved
Order of Red Men, and Winamac
council No. 149, Degree of Poca-
hontas, will hold a joint memorial
service at the hall, Twenty ninth
and Clifton streets, Sunday night at
8. The public is invited.
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CONCERTS TO BE GIVEN
Sahara Grotto Band Will Play
Eight Times This Season.

First of series of eight weekly
concerts to be presented this sum-
mer by the Sahara Grotto band, Will
be presented Friday night at the
Grotto home, Thirteenth street and
Park avenue. AL prophets, their
families and friends have been in
vited.
The Grotto is completing plans
for the annual blind par golf tour
nament to be held Sunday, July 10,
at SIuth Grove, and the state picnic
to be held here Sunday, July 30.
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acters are "lov-
able" members of
fine gutter family.
Ruby is the sort
Of gal who does
not have to work.
She just moves in
with a new found
boy friend and
stays until she is
thrown out or a
rival steps in. And
then Ruby Miss
Harlow is strong
in the right arm
and her flashing
right is nearly a
knockout " h e n
rightly placed on
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Lodge to Celebrate

Montpelier lodge No. 1873, Knights
Of Pythias, has made plans for a
patriotic celebration July f. The
Pythian Home band of Lafayette
will play and speeches commemora-
tive of the day will be given.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-07-03
Council Holds Party

Members of Alfarata council No.
S, Degree of Pocahontas, held a
benefit euchre and bunco party at
the home of Mrs. Lilly Fraul, 528
Woodlawn avenue, Saturday night.
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Ben Hur Group at Ceremony

Fifty Indianapolis members Of the
Ben-Hur Life Association attended
an anniversary meeting at Kokomo
June %. Refreshments and an ex-
hibition drill were presented.
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Gold Diggers' Is One
Grand Tuneful Movie
Jean Harlow and Clark Gable Have Rough and Tumble
Time of Loving Each Other In Hold Your Man.
levi Hooker, Evans
BY WALTER ID. HICKMAN

ready to report today that "Gold Dggers OF 1883 one
N
more about musical movies than in Hollywood and with cast
that fits Splendidly musical and comedy
just Dick Powell graduate of the
Ohio Indiana Hollywood the Pitts
shapes
The his growing
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-07-03

most. This man
rapidly is learning
his way about the
studio. And that
is a mighty big
lesson. The fact
is, if Powell keeps
on he soon will be
the leading sing
ing juvenile in
Hollywood a n d
that is a big po-
sition for any man
to carve for him.
self in about a
years time or lit
tie more. Powell
is at his best in
90 old DiCUarc -
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the jaw of a rival. And that is the
sort of lady" or Ruby is in Hold
Your Man" ~. Eddie tGable) be-
longs TO the same organization