Indianapolis Times, Volume 38, Number 32, Indianapolis, Marion County, 18 June 1926 — Page 10

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WALES TO LEAD HUNT FOR GHOST AT KING’S PARTY # ‘Black Lady of Castle’ Said to Be Spirit of Queen Elizabeth. 'Du Times Svre-ial ASCOT, England, June 18.—The Prince of Wales is reported to have organized an all-night ghost hunt as one of thevdiversions which will en-‘ teriain the house party guests of King George and Queen Mary. The ghost is knowiV as the “Black Lady of Windsor Castle,” said to be the spirit of Queen Elisabeth, whicn reappeared at the castle just about the time the guests of the King, and Queen arrived for Ascot week. Delieve in Ghost Initiates among the royal family generally, and attaches and servants at the castle are maintaining silence concerning the apparition. They do not wish to frtghten timid guests and are also a little ashamed to confess that they believe, as many do, that the ghost really appeared. 'N But Wales has known of the apparition since childhood, and has often wished that his distinguished ancestors would visit him during one of the Prince’s many visits here. As he is a member of the house party, his wish may be gratified before the guests leave Windsor castle next Monday. No Bad Duck There is no bad luck. legend attached to the “Black Lady.” Most of the royal relatives, pensioners, attaches and servants whet'are permanent residents of the castle regard her as a friendly visitor, who sometimes makes nocturnal appearances for weeks after an absence of months or years. The specter had been talked about for years before her first "authentic" appearance to LieUt. Carr Glyn of the Grenadier Guards, in February. 1597. Officer of the day, in charge of the castle guard, Glyn was whiling away an hour late one night in the Queen’s library when he saw the ghost—a veiled woman, In mediaeval dress of black —walk past him and disappear into the next room. Princess Alice, Countess of Athlone, is one of the royal relatives reported to have seen the ghost. Those at the house party are sworn to secrecy—but the story leaked ouC and developments are awaited.

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BREAK GROUND FRIDAY New Boys’ Club Building Will Get Under Way. Arthur Wolf, president of the Indianapolis Boys’ Club, and members of the executive committee of the association will be in charge of the official ground-breaking ceremonies for the new Boys’ Club building at English Ave. and Laurel St. at 2:30 p. m. Friday. The donation of SIO,OOO by the Indianapolis Foundation completed the capital fund necessary for constructing the building, although additional funds are needed for equipment and

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the construction of an outdoor swimming poo].. The annual meeting of the Boys’ Club Association will be at the Claypool at noon Friday. DRIVE ON PHYSICIANS Plow of Lilquor Prescriptions to Cease After June 30. Bu Times Special CHICAGO, June 17. —The flow of liquor prescription ink from 1,000 physicians’ pens will cease after June 30 as the result of the latest offensive by Prohibition Administrator E. C. . Yellowley against the drug store whisky trade. The permits to prescribe whisky

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will be revoked for varied infractions of the prohibition regulation, but principally for issuing the prescriptions to fictitious patients and for the promiscuous writing of the liquor tickets without proper medical examination of the person to whom issued. SERVICE CLUB PARTY Annual Affair Will Be at Page’s on June 26. Service Club members and their wives and women friends will haye their annual party at Page’s chicken dinner place Saturday afternoon and evening, June 26, it has been announced.

GROTTO TAKES HONORS Bearing six awards achieved at the national convention of uniformed bodies of Sahara Grotto, the special train carrying the local delegation

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is expected to return to Indianapolis this afternoon. The Blue Devil drill team won first in the drill contest and was awarded two cups. The Sahara Pirate Band won first prize

for appearance in the Pirate contest and second in the national band contest. Their award consisted of "a cup and gold drum. The Sahara Buds won •flrfd place

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in the girls’ drill contest and the * Sahara worsens’ drum and bugle corps won first place In tholr class. The 1927 convention will be held In Cleveland, Ohio.