Indianapolis Times, Volume 37, Number 316, Indianapolis, Marion County, 6 May 1926 — Page 7

MAY 6, 1926

PADEREWSKI 10 BE DONOR GOES! Legion Will Give Tribute Dinner for Pianist. James \V. Gerard of New York, former United States ambassador Germany; Rubin Goldmark of New York, well-known composer, and National Commander John R. McQulgrf of the American Region, will pay tribute to Ignace Jan Paderewski, world famous pianist and Polish statesman, at a national tribute dinner in honor of Paderewski in New York May 10, National Region Adjutant James F. Barton said today. The tributes will be a part of the program of the American Region’s national tribute to the famous pianist in appreciation of his contributions to tlie Region's endowment fund for disabled veterans and orphans of the World War. Raphael Diaz and Nannette Guilford of the Metropolitan opera will give a program of songs as the tribute from American musical artists to Paderewski, the musician. Hoosier Briefs John Quincy Adams, who died at Bloomington at ihe age of 95, was not a relative of the former President of the United States. The aged Bloomington man was a Negro. Twenty-five memoers of the Greensburg Band have ordered new uniforms und are polishing up their instruments and practicing at every opportunity. The band has been engaged to play at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway race May 31. Fifty-four right-of-way deeds made out and conveyed in January, ISR9, to the Ft. Wayne. Cincinnati & MunHe Railroad have been recorded at the Wells County courthouse. Bluff ton, by the Rake Erie & Western Railroad. The Ft. Wayne & Muncle now is a part of the R. E. & W. Hartford City firemen spent a quiet April. The department made only four runs during the month. Total damage of the blazes was estimated at S4O. ‘ Brazil is all ready for summer visitors. The tourist camp at Oak Park lias 1 ten opened for tiie season with Nathan Harris as custodian. "One-Eyed" Connelly, champion “gate crasher” of tlie world, spent the night in a Seymour hotel while en route east from St. Rouls. lie failed to ply his trade in the Indiana city, according to all reports. Many Democratic voters were unable to reach the polls in Monroe County, according to absent voters' ballots returns. The Democratic list outnumbered the Republican one, though (he county normally is in the G. O. P. column. Oonnersvilie dog owners are has toning to secure license tags for their pets as a result of city council action establishing a' dog pound which will be opened June 1. Dogs will he placed in the pound and later killed if their owners do not secure licenses for them. to Investigate lakes Professor \\ ill See If They Are Adaptable to Fish Propagation. Dr. Will Scott of Indiana University has been engaged by the State conservation department to conduct a. scientific investigation of the adaptability of the different northern Indiana lakes to the propagation of varion ■ species of fish. Dr. Scott will be aided by university students.

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M’CORMICK GIVEN POST Bedford Man Sergeant-at-Arms for G. O. P. Convention. Ward H. McCormick of Bedford, an ex-service man, has been chosen sergeant-at-arms for the Republican State convention at Tomlinson Hall, May 27, it was announced today by Harry t\ Fenton, Republican State committee secretary-. A definite pi* gram for the convention will he made at a reorganisation meeting next Wednesday. Architect Appointed Uewellyn A. Turnoek, Indianapolis architect, has been appointed to membership on the State armory board by Governor Jackson to succeed Walter Scales, who resigned April 23. Turnock will serve until March 17, 1929.

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