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Evening star., 1934-01-03

If you have visioned these as just
the ordinary run of dresses at $100
you will be most delightfully."- sur
prised.
The attractive prints of which
they are made, the adorable little
bows, and the chic dasheS of white
organdy, the new lacing effects. the
novelty sleeves all give them a fresh
ness that makes you want more than
one They are unusually becoming
with their youthful necklineS. their
flattering collars There are striped
shirt waist frockS; checked, dotted
and printed styles.
Misses, Women's and extra sizes.
Kann'S-Second Floor.
Evening star., 1934-01-03

Clear optic glass tum-
blers in crystal or green
with pretty needle etched
scroll decoration. Guaran-
teed not to nick or chip, a
new one for any that do!
Kann's-Third Floor
Evening star., 1934-01-03

Beautiful services for six, Of thin
American Porcelain. Choice Of
three lovely new patterns. Wreath,
Oriental and Garland-with plat
mum lines.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-03-19
West Side Royal Arch to Be
Host Wednesday for
Greenwood.

Westside and Greenwood chap
tiers, Royal Arch Masons, will hold
a joint meeting to exemplify the
most excellent master degree at
Westside Masonic temple, 1922 West
Morris street, at 1880 Wednesday
night.
Joseph Wilson, Greenwood high
priest, and other officers of the Wis
iting chapter will assist in the eX-
emplifcation work.
Selection of the cast from the two
chapters will be under the direc-
ton of Jess N. Gray, Westside high
priest. Westside officers who will
participate are William Goerke,
Noah A. Brown, E. c. Estell, Sidney
Weber, Frank Ricketts,, John D. San
ford Jr., and William Thomas, Ros-
coe I. Barker will preside at the
meeting.
Light refreshments will be served
following the degree work.
A large attendance is anticipated
not only from the chapters partici-
pating, but also from all Marion
county Royal Arch chapters.
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Grand Monarch Will Be
Guest at GrOttO Event
Full Form Ceremonial to Be
Held March 81 at
Keith'S Theater.

Guest of honor at the full form
ceremonial of Sahara Grotto, Mystic
Order Yelled Prophets Of the En-
chanted Realm, will be Joseph B.
Sieber, Akron, O.. monarch of the
order. The event will be held Sat-
urday night, March 81, in Keith'S
theater.
The program will open with din
ner at the Grotto home from $50
to 1880 followed by special meet
ing called by Luther H. Marley,
monarch of the city organization.
The group will parade from the
Grotto home to the theater at 1880
and the ceremonial is scheduled to
begin at $50.
Chairmen in charge Of commit
tees making preparations for the
event are Fred Hollingsworth, men,
bership. William j. Hamilton, re-
freshments; Louis Sweeney, enter
tainment; Charles Gisler, reception;
Marion Craig. publicity; Brewer
Clay, band: Leon Richards, drill
team, and John Sprcule, drum
corps
Charles B. Forrest, master Of cere-
monies, will act as parade marshal.
Those taking part in exemplify-
ing the work have been rehearsing
under the direction of Lee Reed
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VERITAS CLUB WILL
Be Bazaar SPONSOR
Three-Day Event Set to
Open March 20.

The Veritas Entertainment Club,
composed Of members of all groups
meeting in the Brightwood Masonic
temple, Adams street and Roosevelt
avenue, will hold an old-fashioned
bazar in the temple, March %, 80
and 81.
A variety of entertainment will be
offered including contests to choose
the most popular and beautiful girl,
and similar efforts to choose the
homeliest and most contrary man"
Members Of the committee now
making preparations for the festiv-
tiles are Ray Whistler, chairman;
Mrs. Nellie Rifle, secretary; Charles
Overstreet, treasurer; William Lyst,
William Sutton, Everett Smartz,
Floyd McDaniels, Mrs. Nora Ever
EFT, Mrs. Florence Mitchell, Miss
Martha CaSkey and Miss Henrietta
Crook.
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STATE PYTHIAN
LODGES FACING
ACTIVE PERIOD
NobIesviIIe Lodge to Confer
Esquire Rank on Class
of Twenty.

Various activities are scheduled
for knights of Pythias organiza-
tons throughout the state this
week.
Arion lodge, K. Of P, and Mont
tor Temple, Pythian Sisters, will
hold joint meeting at Castle Hall,
Belle Vieu place and West Michi-
gan street, at 7:30 Thursday night.
An unusual program will be pre-
sented.
Members Of the lodge committee
assisting in preparations for the
event are F. S. Logan, chairman;
w. T. Mcqueen and Robert Griffin.
Bernice lodge, Noblesville, will
confer the rank Of esquire on a
class of twenty candidates Thurs
day night. The same class received
the rank Of page last week. Ber-
nice lodge has received thirty petit
tons for degrees since Feb. 1.
Mitchell lodge, Mitchell, will en-
terrain the twenty-second K. Of P.
district consisting of Lawrence,
Orange and Martin counties tomor-
row night. The page rank will be
eXemplif1ed.
Guests of honor will be Harry c.
Sullivan, grand chancellor, Vevay;
R. R. fash, grand vice-chancellor,
Salem, and Carl R. Mitchell, grand
keeper of records and seals, Indian
apoliS.
A joint meeting of K. of P. Dis
tricts % and "a will be held to-
night. The rank Of page will be
conferred on a class of fifty can
more than thirty of whom
submitted their petitions to Hope
lodge, Jacksonville.
The meeting will be under the
joint direction Of Roy Stoner, Sell
lersburg. and w. H. Winter, Cory
don, district deputies.
Guests of honor will be Mr.. Sulli-
van, Mr.. fash and Mr.. Mitchell, all
of whom will make addresses. A
large delegation from Louisville will
attend
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CAPITOL CITY UNIT
TO Be LODGE HOSTS
Monument MaSonS Will Be
Guests March II.

Monument Masonic lodge mem
bers will be guests of Capitol City
lodge at 4 Tuesday, March 27, at
the Masonic temple, North and Illi-
nois streets.
The lodge will open with master
Mason degree work which will be
followed by a banquet in the main
dining room of the temple at 6 at
which Otto w. Cox, Monument
past master, will speak.
Following the dinner, the Monu-
ment Supercraft Club will exem-
pity the master Mason degree in
full form.
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FIRST MASTER WILL
DIRECT LODGE AGAIN
EngIeWood MaSons to Be
Led by John BayIesS.

John E. Bayless, 80, first master
of Englewood lodge, Free and Ac-
cepted Masons, will preside when
lodge confers the master Mason
degree on class of candidates Sat-
urday night at Englewood Masonic
temple, 2714 East Washington street.
A dinner will precede the cere-
monies at which a talk will be de-
livered by Otto Cox, past master of
Monument lodge.
Mr.. Bayless has been a Mason
more than f1fty-three years. He is
a past master of Viewpoint lodge
where he served three terms as
Worshipful master.
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MASONIC RELIEF TO
Be SPEAKERS TOPIC
Beech Grove Lodge to Hear
EDGAR 0. Burqan.

Edgar o. Burgan, secretary of the
Masonic relief board, will speak on
Masonic Relief" at a called meet
ing of Beech Grove lodge, Free and
Accepted Masons, at 1880 Thursday
night, in Beech Grove Masonic tenn
pie.
At the meeting the ancient
charges will be read. Only master
Masons are invited to attend.
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Office in 1929 after having served
the full term in 1928.
Present officers Of the lodge are
Maurice Tavel, worshipful master
Earle J. Askren, senior warden; Ben
Domont, junior warden; Mr.. Cox
treasurer; Mr.. Levin, secretary; Paul
Majors, senior deacon; Henry I
Berger, junior deacon; Lorens Ste
vens, senior steward; Robert Fried
man, junior steward, and William
F. Ehrhardt, tyler.
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Brookside chapter, Order of East
ern Star, will observe Ruth night
at 8 Tuesday in BrookSide Masonic
temple. Honored guests will be all
past Ruths of the chapter. Mrs
Harriet Reeve, worthy matron, and
Sidney Reeve, worthy patron, will
preside.
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DRUIDS TO ENTERTAIN
Public Euchre and BuncO Party Set
for Tuesday.

indianapolis Grove, United An
cient Order of Druids, will enter
tain with a euchre and bunco par
ty at 8:15 Tuesday night at 20
South Delaware street. The public
is invited to attend
Members of the committee in
charge are F. Earl Geider, Harry
Stafford, w. Fred Young and w. o.
Stumph.
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INSURANCE OFFICIAL
TO ADDRESS LODGE
K. of C. Will Hear State
Commissioner Tonight.

Harry E. McLain, Indiana insur-
ance commissioner, will address In
dianapolis council, Knights OF Co
lumbus, tonight in the K. of C. hall
1905 North Delaware street.
The council will hold its annual
Easter ball Monday night, April 2,
for which preparations are now
under way. Joe DuX and his Indi-
ana Vagabonds have been obtained
to provide music for the event.
Indianapolis council will celebrate
its thirty fifth anniversary Sunday
May 20 when it will eXemplify the
second and third degrees on candi-
dates. More than $50 other coun-
ellis of the order will hold similar
ceremonies on the same day in a
nation wide K. of { celebration.
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Scherer, Samuel Bremen, William
R. Bess, Robert Kraft, Arthur Rose,
Maurice Selko, Otto w. Cox and
Henry H. Winkler
Of these Mr.. Schmidt, a charter
member of the lodge, served as its
treasurer from its early years to
his death in 1888, when Mr.. Cox
succeeded to his Office.
Mr.. Bess was the only master Of
Monument lodge to serve more than
one term. He succeeded himself in
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-03-19
Is This Too Good
for Your Cough?

Circumcision may be a better help
than you need. Il combines seven
major helps in one-the best helps
known 10 science. II is made for
quick relief, for safety
Mid coughs often yield to lesser
helps. No one can tell. No one
knows which factor will do most for
any certain cough. So careful peo-
pie. more and more. are using Creo-
mulsion for any cough that starts.
The cost IS a little more than a
single help. But your druggist guar
antees it. so it costs nothing if it
fails to bring you quick relief.
Coughs are danger signals. For
safety's sake, deal with them in the
best way known.-Adyertisement.
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BRENTWOOD GROUP TO
BE JUNIOR ORDER HOST
More Than Fifty to Be Initiated at
District Meeting.

Junior Order, United Mechanics
of America, will hold a district
meeting with Brightwood council,
Twenty fifth and Station streets
Thursday night, as host. haywood
council will confer degrees on a
class of more than fifty candidates.
Among the guests for the event
will be Paul Ford, state councillor,
and Itha Mcfarland, secretary, who
will present a silk flag to the coun-
Gil which presents the largest num-
Der of candidates.
Clarence E. Meyer, district deputy,
will conduct the meeting. He will be
assisted by Robert Robling, Bright
wood council deputy. Musical en-
tertainment will be featured. A
luncheon will follow the meeting.
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PROGRAM WILL
Be OFFERED BY
SCOTTISH RITE.
Choir and Orchestra Will Be
Heard Preceding
Dancing.

The Scottish Rite will offer en-
tertainment and a dance Friday
night at Sis in the Scottish Rita
cathedral, North and Meridian
streets.
A musical program featuring the
consistory choir, directed by Arnold
F. Spencer, and the consistory or
chestra. under the leadership of
Frederic Barker. will be given in.
the auditorium to open the festivi-
ties.
Soloists on the program and their
offerings will be Louis ISensee with
Cant You Hear Me Calling. Caro-
line Eddie Alexander; THE Old
Spinning Wheel" and William Con-
dry, The Old Folks at Home"
Dancing in the grand ballroom
from 9:15 to midnight will bring the
program to a close.
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Jumps Out Of Bed
Rheumatic Pains
Vanish Quickly
Psin-racked Sufferer Gets Relief
With Amazing Speed

Such quick relief follows the use Of Nurito
that the Doctor who created the prescription
consented to make it available to all at their
rug stores. Those who have tried other
things without benefit should try this ia
delay. For the agonizing pain of rheuma-
tism, neuritis, neuralgia, sciatica, lumbago
and ether torturing aches and pains the re-
lief is quick. Strange as it may seem, this
quick-acting remedy contains no opiates or
narcotics. Nurito is absolutely safe. You
can prove this with one package. There is
doesn't stop your pain. And if it does that
you know how happy it will make you. Get
a package today. II the very first two or
three doses do not drive away the most in
tense pain, your money viii be instantly
refunded Get Nurito now. At all drug
piSts and Haag Drug Stores.
NURITO for NEURITIS Palm
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Two Chapters Will Meet
Jointly for Degree Work
REPORTS TO BE MADE
Shriners Will Hold Business Meet
ing Followed by Social Hour.

Murat Temple Shriners will hold
their March stated meeting at the
temple tonight, Herschell M. Tebay,
potentate, announces.
Reports of officers and committees
will be made on projects that have
been started for ritualistic and So
cial affairs during the year.
Following a business session at
1870, there will be a social hour dur
ing which an entertainment pro-
gram will be presented. Refresh
mentS will be served. Admission will
be by 1884 card.
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Annual spring convocation Of
the Ancient Accepted Scottish
Rite, Valley of Indianapolis, will
open at $50 Wednesday after
noon at the Scottish Rite cathe-
drak North and Meridian streets,
when a class of more than fifty
candidates will take the oath of
fealty from Murray H. Morris.
The candidates will dine at 6,
and at 7:3O the fourth degree will
be eXemplified by Fac w. Patrick,
thrice potent master of the rite.
Earl F. Hites will communicate
the fifth and sixth degrees at
$50, and Mr.. Patrick will eX-
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Auxiliary to Give Banquet

The Ladies Auxiliary of the Har-
old G. McGrew post, United Span
ish War Veterans, will sponsor a
banquet for the junior members
Of the organization Friday night at
FIT, Friendly North Illinois street.
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ARRANGE OPEN MEETING
Family Night Will Be Held by
Modern WOOdmen.

Marion camp, Modern Woodmen
of America. will hold family night.
an open meeting for all members
and their friends, at 7:30 tomorrow
at 800 East New York street. An
entertainment program will be pre-
sented.
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emplify the seventh fifteen min
uteS later.
The twelfth degree will be ex-
emplified by Frank A. Symmes,
senior warden, at GAS. The lodge
will close at 10:45.
One week later. on Wednesday
night, Charles P. Benedict will
communicate the eighth degree
with Mr.. Morris eXemplifying the
Flu or ninth, tenth and eleventh,
degrees. The thirteenth degree
will be exemplified at $50 by Paul
E. Fisher.
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HARRIS ODD FELLOWS
TO INITIATE TONIGHT
First Candidate This Year viii
Receive Degree.

Harris Lodge, Independent Order
of Odd Fellows, will confer the first
degree on its first candidate Of 1884
at 7:30 tonight in the lodge hall,
Addison and West Washington
streets. The second degree will be
conferred at the same time next
Monday, and a neighboring Odd
Fellow lodge will confer the third
degree on Friday, March 80.
Harris lodge has issued an invita-
ton to all Odd Fellows to attend
the exemplifcation of the degrees.
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PAST PRESIDENTS OF
RELIEF CORPS ELECT
Mrs. Claudio Erther Heads League
of Anderson Group.

Newly elected 1884 officers of the
Past Presidents League Of Major
Robert Anderson Women's Relief
Corps are: Mrs. Claude Erther,
president; Mrs. nellie Pfeffer, vice
president; Mrs. Cora Summers, sec
rotary, and Mrs. Mabel league,
treasurer.
Mrs. Clara Belle Botorf was APP
pointed publicity chairman, and
Mrs. Nettie V. Harmon, delegate to
the Indianapolis. Council of Wo-
men. with Mrs. Bottorff as alter
nate.
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Lndge Dinner Scheduled

Indianapolis lodge, aides Auxii-
airy to the Brotherhood of Railroad
Trainmen, will hold a pitch-in din
ner Wednesday noon. All officers
of the group will meet at $50.
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Degrees to Be Conferred

Millersville chapter. Order of
Eastern Star. will exemplify the de-
grees for a class of candidates at s
Wednesday at Millersville Masonic
temple.
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SOUTHPORT CHAPTER
WILL PRESENT PLAY
Past Leaders of o. E. S. Sponsor
The Crown and the Cross"

Monthly entertainment of South
port chapter, Order of Eastern Star,
will include presentation of The
Crown and the Cross" by the Past
Matrons and Patrons Association
of the chapter at s Wednesday
night in Southport Masonic temple.
Other Marion county Eastern
Star chapters will be represented
at the event. Miss Marion Lock
wood is chairman of the committee
in charge of ARRANGEMENTS.
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MARCH 10, 1934-
ODD FELLOWS
TO Be GUESTS
IN TRAFALGAR
Grand Officers Will Attend
District Meeting of
Three Counties.

Indianapolis odd Fellows will
meet at the odd Fellow building
Saturday night at to go by char
tered buses TO Trafalgar where a
meeting Of the Sixteenth district,
which includes Marion. Morgan and
Johnson counties will be held. More
than 200 members are expected to
make the trip.
Trafalgar Rebekahs will erve a
penny supper at $50 prior tc
business session which will be called
to order at by Ira ROhl, Indian
apolis, district deputy grand mas
ter. who viii preside. Among lead
ers Of the order who are expected
to attend are George w. Freeman,
Kokomo. grand master; Ernest Bar
rett, grand warden: George P.
Bornvasser, grand secretary; r. H.
Hollywood, Harry Winterrowd and
Harry lockwood. past grand mas
tiers. all Of Indianapolis.
The Pickerel brothers Of Trafalgar
will entertain with musical selec-
tons.
Marion county Odd Fellows will
hold a county meeting Wednesday
at Beech Grove, with King David
lodge.
The meeting will be called to or
der by A. w. McCord, president Of
the county association. Ernest Bar
rett. grand warden of the grand
lodge of Indiana, will make the
principal address. The meeting
will be attended by Ira A. Roll, dis
trict deputy grand master; George
P. BOrnwaSser, grand secretary;
Harry Winterrowd, and Harry
lockwood, past grand masters and
Henry Roesener. assistant grand
secretary.
An odd Fellow district meeting
will be held with Bloomington lodge
Saturday. The district is COM
posed Of Brown, Monroe, Lawrence
and Jackson counties.
Mr.. Hollywood will be the princi-
pal speaker. Numerous indianapolis
odd Fellows will attend the session.
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cast director, in anticipation Of a
class of candidates numbering more
han one hundred. !
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Emera Club to Meet

Emera Club to Meet
The Emera CiuD OF Prospect
chapter, order of Eastern Star, will
hold its next meeting Friday night at
8 with Eleanor Need, 346 Terrace
avenue.
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This is the eleventh of series Of
histories Of Marion county Masonic Blue
lodges which has been appearing each
Monday on The Times lodge page. Next
week a history of Indianapol lodge will
be published.
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day for the three day convention
Of the Columbia Scholastic Press
Association, sponsored by Columbia
university.
The feature Of the convention will
be the award of prizes for school
publications, for which more than
76O newspapers and magazines are
competing. The convention opens
today.
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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

as a state witness at the current
murder trial of Harry Pierpont.
alleged trigger man" Of the John
Diilinger outlaw band.
Smith left by train yesterday
bearing a revolver which was taken
from Pierpont when he. Dillinger
and two other gang members were
captured here recently.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-03-08

A lighting expert recently ex-
perimented. to see how much candle
light would be needed to replace
his electric reading light. and found
that it would cost 1877 times more
to get the illumination by ordinary
wax candles.
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FREIGHT WRECKED ON
CANADIAN PACIFIC LINE
None Injured; All North and South
Traffic Tied Up.

COLDWATER, Ont. March g.
Tangled wreckage of seventeen
freight cars was strewn along the
main line Of the Canadian Pacific
railway today, while wrecking crews
worked to clear debris holding up
all north and sOuth-bOund traffic.
The wreck occurred when an arch
bar on one Of the cars broke. Freight
and coal cars we're crumpled and
smashed and their contents streWn
on the right-of-way. A quarter of
a mile Of track was torn from the
rOadbed.
None was injured Six transientS
Who we're riding the rods escaped
without injuries