Indianapolis Times, Volume 35, Number 10, Indianapolis, Marion County, 23 May 1923 — Page 7

WEDNESDAY. MAY 23, 1923

FURTHER SHARE-UP EVIDENT IN STATE * G. 0. P. COMMITTEE Resignation of Mrs. Barr Adds to Problems —Walb Urges Harmony in Ranks. Additional reorganization details will be discussed by the Republican Htate committee at a meeting at the Severin May 31, called for taking up problems resultant from the resignation of Lawrence E. Lyons as State chairman and Mrs. Daisy Douglas Barr as vice chairman. The meeting was called by Clyde A. 'V alb, the new chairman. No reason was assigned publicly for the resignation of Mrs. Barr. Her successor was not appointed. It was announced the resignation was received by mail. Mrs. Barr resigned recently as head of the Indiana I\ ar Mothers. She now lives in Indianapolis, hating come here from Newcastle where she was a preacher in the Friends Church. In accepting the chairmanship AA alb promised fair play. He said: "In assuming the chairmanship of the Republican party in Indiana i have the realization that nothing succeeds like success, and in handling |party affairs I shall be fair at all "t.mes. There will be no mystery or doubt prevailing; every person believing In the principles and the history and the present usefulness of our party always will find a cheerful welcome. It Is the aim of the Republican State committee, with the united forces of the Republican party, to function for the good and advancement, not only of the party Itself, but also of our State and country.”

KLAN CEREMONIAL SEEN BV 10,000 Indianapolis Auto Parties Are Attracted to Greenfield. Hundreds of Indianapolis automobile parties were at Greenfield Tuesday night as spectators at a Ku-Klux Klan ceremonial. Initiation of several hundred candidates were conducted at the fairground. Fiery' crosses were burned. Following this, hooded klansmen and several hundred candidates —the latter unmasked and wearing no regalia—paraded the streets. It was estimated 1,000 klansmen were in line and that 10.000 persons saw the and parade. Manv ct the klansmen removed j their hoods during the parade. Ku-Klux hands said to be from i Muncie, Elwood and Alexandria, furnished music.

HOOSIER BRIEFS

COLUMBUS —Th* W. C. T. U. and Bartholomew County chorus and have charge of a free program Sunday night in the Redpath Chautauqua tent. FRANKFORT —Wilbur Grose, son of Dr. George R. Grose. De Pauw University president, will occupy the pul pit of the M. E, Church this summer. FT. WAYNE —After feeding stock, milking and doing other chores. Fred Grage. 66. farmer, hanged himself from a rafter In his ham. Worry over a farm deal Is attributed as cause.

WINONA LAKE Vandals, lead on by an old legend, dug into the grave of John Hamilton, one of the first white settlers in this sectoin. The legend has it that a treasure is buried with Hamilton.

. GREENSBT'RG — Funeral services were held today for Alfred T. (Bud) House. 72, for many years a crossing watchman. ALEXANDRIA Traffic troubles have begun. Claude F. Stewart, superintendet of streets, is marking parking zones. B LUFFTON —J. E Fredericks, State president of the Chamber of Commerce, addressed Wells County farmers at Lancaster. He discussed freight rates. A whale recently caught off the shores of Greenland had in its body the head of an old harpoon, which experts estimate must have been there fifty years at least.

Meetings Here Thursday Associated Traffic Clubs of America. Convention. Sevorin. Hoosier Tourists Club. Luncheon. Lincoln. Indianapolis Athletic Club. Luncheon. Lincoln. Parent - Teacher Association. Meeting. Claypool. Sigma Chi. Luncheon. C. ofC. American Legion. Dinner. C. of C. Credit Men's Luncheon. Claypool. General Contractors. Dinner Spink-Arms. Lumber Dealers’ Association. Luncheon. Lincoln. American Associatio . of Kn gineers. Luncheon. Board of Trade. Advertising Club. Luncheon Seventh floor C. of C. Electric lyeague. Luncheon Lincoln. i

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