Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-02-06
MONDAY.


Il suppose house bunting is the pro-
gram for this morning" said Mr.. Hoop
er as he took his second cup Of coffee.
4 wish l could go around with you. 1t
isn't going to be easy to find your way
about a strange city, but OF course
can't be away a minute from the office
with only my second week on the job
beginning"
Il should think mott" exclaimed Mrs
Hooper, And 1 don't believe I shall fnG
1t so difficult to get about This is a
very central location TO start from, and
already Indianapolis seems a friendly
place that we shall grow to like"
What do you think Of having an apart
ment like this instead Of a house." asked
Henry.
'0h, not at all" exclaimed Mrs Hoop.
er IN a Mortified voice. I wouldn't live
| in an aprtment II you gave II to me-"
well I don't know" muged Henry,
there are advantages about an apartment
( II you are renting a place TO live IN
stead Of owni Your home"
And decided disadvantages as we'll"
added Mrs Hooper hastily. Il can't get
used to having people packed closely
, around in the way they are IN this apart
ment and when I open the front door
bottles standing IN front Of my neigh
boris door feel like were living in en-
institution"
oh Mary that's absurd" laughed
Henry. You must remember you are
living In g city now and not a little
suburban town ike NayfeId where every
one had a half acre lot around his house"
DO You mean to say We can't have
house with yardf" asked Mrs. Hoop
er
ooh I suppose mother win want 4
vegetable garden 100 right here in the
city groaned Roger.
Well 1 don't see why It would be
impossible" replied Mrs. Hooper. i saw
some very nice back yards right near the
school house the other day. and If am
one thinks I'm going to coop you all
up in an apartment just because we have
to live in the city they are certainly
mistaken"
But in an apartment we have 10 fur
mace to take care Of. nor coal 20 buy
and great many things are provided
that you have TO get yourself If you are
running house" insisted Henry
An Of which are included in the rent
Ou.pay." responded Mrs. Hooper shre7d-
~" and there isn't any reason why you
and Roger shouldn't so on taking care
Of furnace the way you've done for
years is there-or even working in a
vegetable garden If I can find a place
10 plant one"
Well no, I suppose not" said Henry
reluctantly while Roger ruefuly buttered
his toast. Except that one expects to
live very differently in a place Ike In
di6naQCiis from what we did IN May6eld
When in Rome one usually lives as the
/ Romans do"
"Oh I don't propose to try any ridicu-
lous experiments that will embarras you,
>.
wrong impression about what life IN In
diGnapohs would be and that when we
once get settled we VIII find we can so
on very much as we lived before" an
n0unced Mrs Hooper a. she lifted Betty
down from the pile of books that had
been arranged TO make a high chair for
her.
Il hope you Won't decide on a place
In the suburbs Mary" said Henry as
he put on his Overcoat. y shall want to
be near my work because for months 1
expect tO~have u be st office nights 20
get the books in share that seem 70
have been neglected for a long time,
and I'd rather the children didn't have
to use cars to and from school
"oh. r.. IN stay within the city linz
;ts~ said Mrs Hooper.
The menus for the three meals on
Tuesday are:
BREAKFAST
Baked Apples Cereal
Minced Beef Liver with Bacon
Toast Coffee
LUNCHEON
Baked MacarOni and Cheese
Bread and Butter
Preserved Fruit
Cake Cocoa
DINNER
Beef Loaf with Tomato Sauce
Cream Of Celery Soup
Mash Potatoes
Picked Beets Fruit Salad