Indianapolis Times, Volume 45, Number 27, Indianapolis, Marion County, 12 June 1933 — Page 7

JUNE 12, 1933

AGING VETERANS OF CIVIL WAR GATHER AGAIN Indiana's Soldiers of Union Army at Huntington for Conclave. By T'nitrrt Prim HUNTINGTON, Ind., June 12 The rapicblv dwindling roll of Indiana Civil war veterans was called again today as members of the G. A R and affiliated organizations opened their annual state convention here. Nearly 10.000 persons were expected in Huntington today, but only a few of these will be former Union soldiers. Allied organizatios meeting at the same time were the Women's Relief Corps, Ladies of the G. A. R., Daughters of Union Veterans of the Civil War, Sons of Union Veterans, and Auxiliary to the Sons of Union Veterans. A distinguished guest at the convention was Colonel William P. Wright, Chicago, national commander of the G. A. R. He will ride at the head of the official parade Wedensday, and his car will be followed by others containing Civil war veterans. Among other guests will be James Bowden, Muncie, state G. A. R. department commander; Eldora Essex, South Bend, department commander of the ladies of the G. A R. Invitations to the convention have been extended Governor Paul V. McNutt of Indiana, and former Governors James P. Goodrich, Harry O. Leslie, Ed Jackson and Warren T. McCray. Business sessions will open Wednesday and close Thursday. FAIR HONEYMOON HAVEN Marriage License Depression Ended by Chicago Exposition, By I'n ih and PrmH CHICAGO, June 12.—The world’s fair has ended the marriage license depression in Chicago, Chief Clerk Sidney Summerfield of the license bureau revealed today. Summerfield disclosed that 172 licenses were issued Saturday. It was the largest number issued any day since before the depression. A majority of the applicants, the chief clerk said, were from out of town. Many ot them said they had come here to be married so they could see the world's fair on their honeymoon.

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Let's Go Fishing Florida Tarpon Fishing Is Best in Many Years

The official tarpon count at Boca Grande, Fla., the heart of the tarpon feeding grounds, indicates that the catch this year will exceed last year’s by a substantial margin. Whether the “silver king” is feeling the general optimism of the “New Deal,” or wnether there are simply more of them, the tarpon are biting fast and furiously and the season promises to be a lively one. During the first fourteen days of May, 174 catches were registered, as against only seventy-one for the first thirteen days of May last year. This county was swelled considerably by the arrival of Governor Herbert Lehmann of New York and his party. During the two weeks of their stay, the party, including the Governor, Mrs. Lehmann, Judge Roseman, Mrs. Roseman and Lieutenant Reilly, averaged a tarpon a day. A 100-pounder jumped into the Governor s boat, but that was only the beginning of the fight to land him. Daily catches in the Pass near Boca Grande during the visit of Governor Lehmann averaged about I twenty, and that figure is moving up j to the twenty-five-pound mark. Last year's total ot more than 1,850 tarpon will in all probability be passed. Tarpon fishing interest reaches its height in the Boca Grande tournament during May, Jtine and July, in i which prizes are offered for the largest and quickest catches. Standard specified equipment must be used, and the tarpon must be hooked and landed in the presence of a certified guide. Among last year's winners were Dr. George N. Sommer and Dr. J. M. Schildkraut of Trenton, N. J., and Felix Jackson of Philadelphia. | OPEN PLANNING EXHIBIT 400 Drawings of Housing Methods Put on Display Here. Contrasting two methods of hous- 1 ing, speculative shelter and large : scale community building, an exhibit of 400 drawings of city planning opened today on the second floor of j the Architects' and Builders’ build- j j ing, 335 North Pennsylvania street. ! The exhibit, compiled by the ; American Institute of Architects, j | shows what can be done to blighted 1 areas in large cities to make them j livable, sanitary, and beautiful. Tonight will be city officials’ night j ' with Mayor Reginald H. Sullivan I opening the ceremonies. The exhibit 1 will be here for two weeks.

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