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Evening star., 1933-05-04
De VALERA HAILED
IN REPUBLIC PLEA
Everything Inconsistent With Sow
ereign Ireland to Be Wiped
Out, He Says.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
DUBLIN, Irish Free State, May A.
President Eamon de Valera's first fun
public declaration of his intention to
make Ireland republic and his hope to
"have this pleasure soon" was enthust-
astically acclaimed in much Of the Irish
Free State today.
The Dali Eireann and the government
took an important step in that direction
last night when they scrapped the oath
of allegiance to the British crown, re-
quired by treaty of all Dali members
before they took their seats.
Mr. De Valera said he resolved to wipe
from the enisting constitution every
thing inconsistent with the sovereign
rights of the Irish people" and that I'VE
are going to remove from the constitu-
tion every badge of inferiority."
Evening star., 1933-05-04
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College and university graduates head
the list of unemployed men in Pennsyl-
vania, according to an official survey.
Evening star., 1933-05-04


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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-01-02
SHAMBAH WILL
INSTALL CHIEFS
Roscoe L. Brown Takes
Post Jan. 6 as New
Royal Vizier.

New officers Of Shambah temple
No. 1879, Dramatic Order of the
knights of KhoraSsan, will be in
stalled Jan. 6. The program
includes a smoker, buffet supper
and music by the new Indianap-
oils K. of P. band, directed by
George Williams.
Roscoe l.. Brown will succeed
Joseph H. Foley as royal vizier
New secretary is Joseph M Nc
Collum and F.. B. Neff is treasurer.
New trustees are j. H. Foley, Otto
Fullgraf and Frank L. Foley.
New general staff officers to be
installed are Charles Irish, Glenn
Thornburg, Harry Reaker, Charles
Hurshberger and Frank Smith.
Principal speaker at the services
will be Othniel Hitch who will dis
cuss future activities and plans of
the temple.
The temple, headquarters of
which are at Sc K. Of P. building,
sponsors a dance each Sunday night
in the Crystal dance palace, the
proceeds from which will be used
to send the drum and bugle corps
to the international convention of
the order in Denver next summer.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-01-02
EASTERN STAR
CHAPTER WILL
INSTALL HEADS
Mrs. Dickinson to Become
Worthy Matron of Rams
ford Group.

officers of Nettie Ransford chap
ter, No. 464, Order of Eastern Star,
for 1888 will be installed at public
ceremonies at 8 Wednesday night
in Calvin w. Prather Masonic
temple, Forty-second street and
College avenue.
Mrs. Ethel Dickinson will be in
stalled as worthy matron and
George H. Drechsel Jr. will be in
stalled as worthy patron.
Other officers are: Mrs. Wilma
Van Osdol, associate matron; Clar-
ence R. Greene, associate patron;
Mrs. Kathryn King, secretary; Mrs.
Mercedes Wann, treasurer; Mrs.
Myrtle Bradshaw, conductress; Mrs.
Halle Darlington, associate con-
ductress; Miss Hazel McCollum,
chaplain; Miss Louise Hamilton,
marshal; Mrs. Lucille Hoss, organ
list; Miss Dorothy Webster, Adah;
Mrs. Lutte Gruber, Ruth; Mrs.
Blanche Young, Esther; Mrs. Nora
Heinrichs, Martha; Mrs. Dora
Davies, Electa; Mrs. Leota Homer,
warder, and Sanford Crosby, SEN
tinel.
The program will include violin
selections by Mrs. Lucille Hallam,
and vocal solos by Miss Freida
Heider, accompanied on the piano
by Miss jeanette M. Gardiner.
Mrs. Irene Davis is retiring
worthy matron and Tine P. Dickin-
son retiring worthy patron.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-01-02
new YEAR is
COINED BY
SCOTTISH RITE
Dinner and Dance Feature
of Masonic Orders
Celebration.

Members of Scottish Rite, their
families and guests, were 10 welcome
the New Year with an elaborate
program starting at today.
Hospitalities of the Rite will be
extended by officers, past officers
and committees at the membership
reception preceding the dinner at 6,
which will have dancing and other
entertainment between the courses.
Following the dinner a program
will be presented in the auditorium
and among the performers will be
Raymond D. Jackson, bass soloist.
Other features will include organ
numbers by Dale w. Young, Tech
meal High School Boys Glee Club,
Miss Harriet Payne, violinist; Miss
Virginia Van Arman, soprano, Aud
ley S. Durham, magician; Washing
ton high school German Band"
Miss Robbye Cook, soprano; sound
and talking pictures.
Dancing will start in the grand
ballroom and in the main banquet
hall at 9.
Plans are being completed for the
annual observance of st. Johns day
at the cathedral, next Sunday,
under auspices of Indianapolis
Capter of Rose Croix of which Ed
ward B. Raub is most wise master.
The program will include music,
fraternal observances and a one-act
playlet, The Terrible Meek"
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-01-02
MASONIC LODGE
INSTALLS HEADS
Southport Order Puts New
Chiefs in Office at
Ceremony.

Installation of officers of South
port Masonic lodge No. 27O and
Southport chapter No. 442, Order Of
Eastern Star, was held recently in
the Southport Masonic hall.
New officers of the Masonic lodge
installed were Elmer E. Houze, wor-
Shipful master; Otto o. Gustin,
senior warden; William G. Hart
man, junior warden; Leonard Nc
Alpin, treasurer; Otis o. Burnett,
secretary; John A. Whalen, senior
deacon; Ralph E. Smith, junior
deacon; the Rev. R. H. Lindstrom,
chaplain; Charles w. Miller, stew
ard; B. L. Parham, junior steward;
John H. Mcpherson, tyler, and John
E. zintel, representative to the Ma
sonic relief board. Charles F. Bohne
is the retiring Worshipful master.
New officers of the Eastern Star,
installed at the ceremonies, were
Mrs. Mamie Bernloehr, worthy ma
iron; Frank Kroesen, worthy pa
iron; Miss Thelma Snider, associate
matron; Terrell Stephens, associate
patron; Miss India Stubs, secre-
tary; Miss Marian Lockwood, treas
urer; Mrs, Ruth Harrell, conductress;
Mrs. Vivian Schmalz, associate con-
ductress; Mrs. Cora Molin, chaplain;
Mrs. Anna ReaSener, marshal; Mrs.
Alice Puett, organist; Mrs. Wilma
Hartman, Adah Mrs. Mabel HulS-
kamp, Ruth; Mrs Hazel Roquet,
Esther; Miss Pearl Snider, Martha
Mrs, Eva Huffman, Electa; Mrs
Nettie Kroesen, warder and Amos
Huffman, sentinel. Mrs. Norma
Schmalfeldt is the retiring worthy
matron.
Approximately $50 persons at
tended the service.
The new Masonic officers began
work Friday night, when they con-
ferred the Fellowcraft degree on a
class Of candidates.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-01-02
CLARENCE KIDWELL
IS LODGE MASTER
Installed With Other Heads
by Prospect Group.

Prospect Masonic lodge No. TIA
has named Clarence H. Kidwell fol
worshipful master for 1888. He and
other officers were installed at pub
lie ceremonies in the temple, State
avenue and Prospect street, Friday
night.
The officers are: Charles A. Kerr,
senior warden; Raymond F. Forbes,
junior warden; Oscar A. Merrill,
secretary; Ellsworth E. Heller,
treasurer; Paul w. Armstrong, SEN
ior deacon; Albert H. Mayo, junior
deacon; William R. Belford, senior
steward; Harry E. Emmons, junior
steward; the Rev. R. H. Benting,
chaplain, and John G. Hoover, tyler.
Raymond F.. Lane is the retiring
worshipful master.
George j. Weishaar and G. E.
Gunkle, past masters, were in charge
of the installation, which was at
tended by about 100 members and
friends
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-01-02
ASK NOTABLES
TO POST FROLIC
Robinson Legion Group to
Hold Special Meeting
tuesday NIGHT.

Many prominent persons will be
guests of the Bruce P. Robinson post
of the American Legion at the
special New Years meeting Tuesday
night.
Among those who have been in
vited to attend are Governor Harry
G. Leslie, Governor Elect Paul V
NcNutt, Mayor Reginald H. Sullivan
Chief Mike Morrissey; Louis A
johnson, national commander OF
the Legion; Frank Samuels, national
adjutant; William Q. Nelson, de-
partment commander, and Ollie
Davis, department adjutant.
Supper in the dining room will
be followed by program in the
gymnasium, one of the features Of
which will be a model initiation by
the Forty and Eight team.
Committee in charge of the affair
is composed Of Willard S. Boyle
chairman; William G. Middlesworth
Everett F. SaXton, Rudolph H, Kylel
and Melville Hankins.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-01-02
MERIDIAN |. 0, 0. F.
TO INSTALL CHIEFS
Public Ceremonies Will Be
Held Wednesday.

officers of Meridian lodge, No. 480.
I. o. O. F., Eleventh street and Col
lege avenue, will be installed at
public ceremonies Wednesday night.
The officers to be installed are
Finley Stewart, noble grand; Frank
Williams, vice-grand; Walter Hack
Ter, secretary; George Asche, treas
urer, and William Kennedy, trustee.
officials who will serve as install
ing officers are Guy E. Foltz, district
deputy grand master; Ernest Barre
district deputy grand ward
George P. Bornwasser, grand sec
tary; Henry Roesener, district dt
uty grand treasurer; j. G. Won Ca
er, district deputy grand chapla
Ira Roll, district deputy grand mi
shall, and two others to be -
pointed.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-01-02
4 RQ'!K
a DAY :.
81 BRUCE CATION

VOU get an oddly illuminating
l. picture of pre-revolution Rus
sian society in Largo" by P N.
Krassnoff-a picture that is illu-
minating, one'suspects, in ways that
the author did not intend.
In this novel are brought together
typical representatives of the up
per class in the days when czarist
Russia was dead on its feet and
didn't know it; a couple Of young
army officers, a learned professor,
a band of ardent young revolution
lists, a superannuated general, a
handful of restless intellectuals, a
few ladies Of high position.
Around them is woven a slow
paced story which seems to have
been designed to show that Rus
sias intellectuals were to blame for
the worst of her ills.
A murder takes place, the learned
professor proves that it was a Jew
/ ish ritual affair, and because these
intellectuals protest against the ver-
dict-on the not unreasonable
1 ground that it is nonsense and will
/ lead to a pogrom-we are assured
that they are sapping the life of the
empire and paving the way for the
/ revolution.
UnconSciously, however, the book
I gives another impression. One
sees a ruling class hoplessly lost in
a maze of out-of-date traditions, re-
fusing to realize that the world has
moved. utterly unable to get itself
into line with a mechanical era
and rushing. consequently, directly
/ toward the abyss.
Largo" somehow, is more en-
tightening than it set out to be.
Published by Dufield & Green, it
sells for $3.50.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-01-02
new OFFICERS
ARE INSTALLED
Roy EberIy Takes Post as
Master of BrookSide
Masonic Group.

Roy Eberly has been installed
worshipful master of BrookSide
Masonic lodge No 720 at services in
the Brookside Masonic hall, East
Tenth and Gray streets.
Other officers installed were
Harry Epply, senior warden; Edgar
Ulrey, junior warden; Walter Cur
CESS, treasurer; Fred German, sec
rotary; Chester Hutson, senior
deacon; Edward Hughes, junior
deacon; William Leonard, senior
steward; Manuel Robinson, junior
steward; Charles w. Davis, tyler,
and the Rev. Russell Gwyn, chap
lain.
Charles T. Truman, P. M, was
installing officer; Ira McCloskey,
P. M, marshal and Webster Shroy-
er, F. M, chaplain, at the cere-
monies.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-01-02
Install Mrs. Mcdonald,
M0trOn of Eastern Star
Other New Heads Indicted
in Ceremonies by
COrinthian Group.

Mrs. Lulu Mcdonald was in
stalled as worthy matron of Corin-
THAN chapter No. 456, Order of
Eastern Star, at ceremonies IN the
Masonic temple. 2515 West Wash
ington street, Thursday night.
Other new officers of the chapter
who were installed are John E. Nc
Mullen, worthy patron; Mrs. Alice
Conkle, associate matron; John Nc
Donald, associate patron; Mrs. Merle
KeSter, secretary; Mrs. Malinda
Fowler, treasurer; Mrs. Stella John
son, ConductreSS; Mrs. Ennis SueSz,
associate conductress: Mrs. Mae
Almas, chaplain; Mrs. Blanche
Jones, marshal; Miss Sophia Nc
Mullen, organist; Mrs. Marian Nc
Neil, Adah; Mrs. Ethel Pence, Ruth;
Mrs. Louise Archey, Esther; Mrs.
Frances Dillon. Martha; Mrs. Marie
Sechrist, Electa; Mrs. Anna Fisher,
warder, and Mrs. Jacob C. Layton,
sentinel.
Mrs. Martha Zoercher was INSTALL
ing grand officer; Mrs. Hattie M.
Jones, retiring matrOn. was grand
marshal; Mrs. Ida Meister, grand
chaplain, and Mrs. Georgia Man
vile, organist.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-01-02

The junior drill team of Marion
camp, under direction of Grover f.
E. Walden and the mems and ladies'
drill teams directed by Harry E.
Argus, will stage exhibition drills.
New officers of the camp who Will
be installed are David M. Killion,
consul; Samuel Francis, adviser;
J. Raymond Trout, banker; Allen
G. Williams, clerk; H. Dean Pat
terson, assistant clerk; Chester B.
Ellis. escort; Daniel j. Weaver,
watchman; U. Grant Walker, SEN
try, and w. D. Headrick, three-year
trustee. Walter Kirsch is past con-
sui.
Judge Frank P. Baker will act as
installing consul and John Sproule,
P. c. escort.
New officers of the Ladies' Club
camp to be installed are Fannie
Volz, consul; Leola Sproule, adj
wiser; Marguerite Killion, chaplain;
Ruth Gulley, escort; Nora KirSch,
escort; Barbara Dillon, assistant es-
cort; Icye Hinshaw, Waterman;
Blanche Reed, sentry; Icye Condor.
clerk; Anna Carlson, three-year
trustee, and Eva Trout, two-year
trustee. Edna Argus is retiring con-
sui.
Baker also will be installing con-
sui for the ladies auxiliary and Mrs.
Hazel M. Pringle, installing escort.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-01-02
Mrs. Estd Ward TO Take
Post as O. E. S. Chief
EngIeWood Chapter Will
Hold Installation
Tonight.

Mrs. Esta Ward will be installed
worthy matron of EngIewood chap
ter, No. 423, Order of Eastern Star,
at public ceremonies in the hall at
2714 East Washington street to-
night.
Other officers to be installed in
the services, which will begin at 8,
are Chester Ward, worthy patron;
Mrs. Martha Wade, associate ma
iron; Cleveland NOEL, associate
patron; Mrs. Ethel Butcher, secre-
tary; Mrs. Pansy Carter, treasurer;
Mrs. Clara Dobson, conductreSs;
Mrs. Sarah Barns, chaplain; Mrs.
Edith Mavity, marshal; Mrs. Clara
bell Kerr, organist; Miss Louise
HollingSworth, Adah; Mrs. Lorena
Baier, Ruth; Mrs. Chloe Linlau
Esther; Mrs. Savannah Blake
Martha; Mrs. Mabel Seaner, Electa
Mrs. Ida Oachs, warder, and Mrs
Lara Tharp, sentinel.
Blanche Regett, grand secretary
will be installing officer. She will
be assisted by Mrs. Maude Corbin
marshal; Mrs. Jess Crist, chaplain
and Aileen Money, organist.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-01-02
0. {. S. HEADS
IN new POSTS
Prospect Chapter Officers
Are Installed at Pub
lie Rites.

Officers of Prospect chapter No.
452, Order of Eastern Star, were in
stalled last week at public cere-
monies in Prospect Masonic hall.
On the program was an address by
Mrs. Elizabeth Uland, retiring
worthy matron, and solo by Mrs.
Mary Elizabeth Golfer, assisted by
Mary Gunkel.
The officers installed were: Mrs.
Gretchen OFT, worthy matron;
Scott Uland, worthy patron; Mrs.
Neva Sabins, associate matron; Will
liam E. Mumaugh, associate patron;
Mrs. Nellie Magaw, secretary; Miss
Minnie Wienke, treasurer; Mrs.
Roxie Smith, conductress; Mrs. Vera
CHM, associate conductress; Mrs
Emma Wertz, chaplain; Mrs. Alma
Spangler, marshal; Miss Mary
Gunckel, organist; Miss Elizabeth
Pringle, Adah; Mrs. Erna Bretz
Ruth; Mrs. Lucille Rhodes, Esther;
Mrs. Alice McKhann, Martha; Mrs
Daisy Mathews, Electa; Mrs. Kate
Eaton, warder, and Irwin Meyer,
sentinel.
Installing officers were IRA See
gar of West Lebanon, past worthy
grand patron, and his assistants
Ruth Schlegel grand marshal; Rose
Luedeman, grand chaplain, anc
Mary Elizabeth Golfer, grand or
ganist.
In the ceremony, Myrtle Miller
and Virginia Russell were soloists
Mrs. OFT was escorted through ar
archway of large silvered wishboneS
and was presented with flowers SYM
bolic of the star points.
Past officers jewels we're pre-
sented to Mrs. Uland and Mr.. Faust
in the golden chain ceremony, Both
Mrs. OFT and Mrs. Uland wer the
recipients of several beautiful gifts.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-01-02
M. ". A. LODGE
AT FORTVILLE
PLANS JUBILEE
J. D. VoIz viii Be Chief
Speaker at Meeting
Thursday NIGHT.

j. D. Volz, indianapolis, national
director Of Modern Woodmen. will
De principal speaker at the golden
jubilee celebration and installation
OF officers Of Fortville camp No. 7l37
Thursday night.
Activities will open with a sup
per for Modern Woodmen and their
families at 6 in the opera house.
At 7 the dramatic degree will be
conferred on class of candidates
in the lodge hall.
The program at will be open to
the public. Musical numbers by
the orchestra Of the local lodge.
mass singing Of the opening ode,
and a welcome address by the Rev.
Estel Taylor, pastor of the Fortville
Christian church, will be included.
Installation to Be Held
Numbers by the Marion camp trio
made up Of J. Raymond Trout,
Chester Gulley and John Puryis,
will be followed by an address by
George E. Hopkins, Indianapolis,
state deputy.
The address by Volz will precede
installation. David Killion will be
installing consul and Harry E. Ar
gus, installing escort.
Members who have belonged to
the lodge for a quarter of a century
or more, and who will be recipients
of twenty-five year buttons are
Thomas Whelchel, John F. Wig
gins, John T. Cook, Frank H. Tay-
Tor, Thomas M Fred, Icum Denny,
Arthur DuZan, Charles A. j. Schulz
j. Frank Klepfer, Jesse Denny and
Ralph White.
Flanagan New Consul
Tap dances will be presented by
Armenia Chappell and Margaret
Brown, Fortville, and Frances old
ham, Pendleton.
Ralph White heads the arrange
ments committee for the affair, with
Fred Klepfer, Charles Gamble and
Talbert Willis assisting.
The social committee is composed
of Klepfer, Gamble and Ralph
White.
The new officers to be installed
are Raymond Flanagan, consul;
Gamble, adviser; Klepfer, clerk;
Otto Price, banker; Dewey Lewark,
escort; Claude Baker, past consul;
OG@l Teal, watchman; Leonard
Rumler, sentry, and Forest Humbles,
three-year trustee.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-01-02
BOOM CARMODY
MEETING PLANS
K. of C. Council Will Meet
Tuesday Night at
Clubhouse.

For perhaps the first time in the
history of the Knights of Column
bus council, a meeting will be held
this week on a night other than
Monday, the regular meeting night
The meeting will be held Tues
day night to form the organization
necessary to the councils purpose
of inviting every Catholic man in
indianapolis to the address by Mar
tin H. Carmody, supreme knight, on
Jan. IL.
Carmody will come here to further
the interests of the lodge.
John P. O'Donnell of Blooming
ton is addressing the councils OF
the state and urging members to
attend the Carmody meeting.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-01-02
686, 900 MILES FLOWN
FROM CITY AIRPORTS
National Guard Squadron Leads All
Units in Hours.

Units in Hours.
Airplanes operated from Indian
apoliS airportS flew a total of more
than $4,000 miles curing 1882, ex-
elusive of transport line planes.
Figures compiled by Herbert O..
Fisher, Chamber of Commerce aero
nautical director, also reveal that
during the year 1885 passengers
were carried in planes operating
from Hoosier, Capitol and Munich
pal airports.
Heaviest mileage flown was
claimed by the One hundred thir-
tenth observation squadron, Indi-
ana national guard, with a total of
288,015 miles flown. The local quad
ron ranks first among guard units
throughout the country in number
of hours and miles flown.
Army reserve f1iers at Schoen
field, Fit. Benjamin Harrison, re
ported 992 hours for total of 1O0,-
600 miles.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-01-02
NEW HEADS INSTALLED
Francis X. BeItz Is Worshipful
Master of Masonic Group.

New officers of Lynhurst Masonic
lodge No. 723 installed Friday night
were: Francis r. Beltz. worShipful
master: Frank j. NuckenSturm
senior warden; Jesse B. May, junior
warden; John L. Dean, secretary;
John L. Darlington, treasurer,
Walter Sizecoat. senior deacon,
Leroy wagner, junior deacon; Her
schei CHM, senior steward; Ray
mond F. Lindsay, junior steward;
Edwin c. RiStow. tyler, and Ray
mond Nibarger, chaplain.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-01-02
RED MEN TO CONFER
DEGREES ON CLASS
Warriors Honor to Be Given al
Wigwam of Clcrmont Group.

The degree team of Wichita tribe
No. 1879, Improved Order of Red
Men of indianapolis, will confer the
warriors degree on a class of can
didates at the wigwam of Erie tribe
No. 1913 of Clermont Saturday night
at the monthly meeting of the
Eleventh district Red Mems organi-
cation.
The team will work under direc-
ton of H. j. Patterson, great Junior
sycamore of the great council Of
Indiana.
New officers will be installed and
plans for advancement of the lodge
will be discussed.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-01-02
HONOR FOR LAWMAKERS
Stanton, Richardson to Be Guests
at Banquet Reception.

Henry L. Richardson Jr., repre-
sentative elect from Marion county,
and Robert L. Stanton, Lake county
representative, will be guests of
honor Tuesday night at at ban
quet and reception at the Walker
casino.
Speakers will include Pleas
Greenlee, Nathan Swain, R. Earl
Peters, the Rev. Robert E. Shelton,
the Rev. Marshall Talley and Henry
A. Fleming. Arrangements are in
charge of F. B. Ransom and Mrs
Rhoda Hanley.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-01-02
WOODMEN PLAN
GOLDEN JUBILEE
RITES TUESDAY
National Director to Speak
at installation of Mar
ion Camp.

Marion camp No 1858 Modern
Woodmen, will hold a Golden.
Jubilee" celebration and public in
stallation of officers in their hall at
800 East New York street at Tues
day night.
Principal address will be delivered
by John D. Voltz, national director
who is a member of the camp. He
Will trace the growth of the lodge
in the United States from It's found
ing fifty years ago to the present.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-01-02
ROYAL ARCH TO ELECT
New Officers to Be Selected Satur-
day Night by Association.

New officers of the Marion County
Royal Arch Chapter Association
will be selected at a meeting in the
Masonic temple, North and Illinois
streets, Saturday night. John 3.
Given is president of the association
and KARL v. zimmerman secretary
treasurer.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-01-02
NEW CHIEFS TO POSTS
Chapel Rebekah Lodge to Install
Friday Night.

Mrs. Elizabeth Downing will be
installed as noble grand of Chap
pell Rebekah lodge No. 702, Cliff
ton and TWenty-ninth streets, Fri
day night. Installation of the Of
ficers of the lodge will be in charge
Of Mrs. Geraldine Stout, who will
be assisted by her staff.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-01-02
PETITIONS TO BE HEARD
Daughters of America to Consider
Applications for Membership.

Petitions for membership will be
received tonight by local chapter
No. So, Daughters of America, atA
meeting in its hall at Eleventh
street and College avenue. Helen
Kruge is councillor.