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FOR SALE-AUToMoBILES

FOR SALE-Good used cars, all in
good shape. price reasonable. also
we sell al al a commission: bring
your car over and get cash fcr Il. II
you buy or sell cars come to Us. we
save you money Auto Exchange. at
Fifth and Center.
, 1923-01-29

ADVERTISING RATEslThs rate
for inserting Want Ads IN The Cas-
per Daily Tribune al IL cents a word
each insertion: minimum IS cents.
CLOSING HOUR-Want Ads 70 b
classified properly must Be IN The
Casper Daily Tribune office before
1870. Want Ads -a~elved after 1o3o
to 1870 p. m p Inserted under
the head Too assity."
, 1923-01-29
FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
LOTS

Buy your lot Uhsre Czsper's future
growth q certain: east and soutn that
- srrs; lots east OF stats hospital on
tsrms: lots in Eenwood. and Casper
View. See Ben Realty Co. Realtors.
, 1923-01-29
MONOGRAPHS, PIANOS, ETC.

LATEST Victor and Brunswick rec
ords always az The chss. 2. Wells
Music Co.. z52 Z. Second. Casper
1-IAu
, 1923-01-29
PERFORMERS WANTED

WAETED-High class amateur tai
emit every Thursday night Straight
salary paid all talent accepted n an
opportunity TO get your name before
the big theatrical agents. only five
acts will Be accepted each THURSDAY.
Make application TO Nj. Harris At the
Columbia thea;er OF phone essW-
, 1923-01-29

FOR sALE-yiolins. Old and new.
one-haif and threequarter and fun
size; bsss drum 1s5 s.. Durbin.
, 1923-01-29
BUY A LOT-BUILD a home
CASPER VIEW.

Lots In tails addition with city wa
ter. nEhts. on easy terms.
REDWOOD.
casDeris next coming addition hay-
ing Tntar. lights. gas and telephone.
INDEPENDENT.
Low priced lots. near Texas Refin-
cry, $3.50 10 fzs0, very easy terms. See
Ben Realty Co, Realtors.
, 1923-01-29

FOR SALE-piano In Al condition,
also Vlctroia. cheap. Phone lIssAf.
, 1923-01-29

FOR REST-NIcs tEo-room furn:ah-
81 basement apartment. SIS s.
Linco-n.
, 1923-01-29

FOR RENT Tro-room brick apart.
msnt. furnished. five minutes walk
from center Of town. t25 per moath;
lights and water furnished Cali
at sos W. First. I1-z0-ts
, 1923-01-29

FOR SALE - Vegetable and fruit
n-0re in business section; long Isass
ensy rent: doing good business pEcs
right. Harry Free q Co. Phone z2s.
FOR REST-Or Will lease. good pay
ing Krocsry store TO a I've wire.
1900 viii handle tsis. Box A43.
Tribune.
, 1923-01-29

Publish Janaary IS. %. %, and
February 5 and IL, 1874
, 1923-01-29
FOR RENT-APARTMENTS

FOR RENr-Furniahsd apartment.
, 1923-01-29
POSITIONS WANTED

POSITION WANTED = First ciass
engineer. stationary hoist derrick
car and air compressor; 70 n place
BOZ AZ. Tribune
, 1923-01-29
SERVICES OFFERED

WILL CARE for chidrsn o. fnvziids
Of evenings. Saturday or Sundays
Phone 1851
, 1923-01-29

II YOU'RE susceptible 10 moonlight
nights. you've got the CHIMES!
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REGRETS Actions


ROSALlE; inc man IS '''i'7 W ,',',
almost any other young ''i''' ,,'''.'
do under the same q .,'',-..''- -.
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especially as you ''i' '0' ''9
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impression Jhat you 49, ~
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is to write the man q i'''' ''. INN,
MN you fe'il4DS li4'' , -" '-' 800
hastily Don't let foolish pride stand
.....
IN the way Oh happiness
cannot answer your other
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question. MS H' H'i Ni'" WAY '''
man got angry the first time. You
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see, "Htl W" eau d" '''-'' t''7
may no large i'm the ewes Of others.
70 ~, IA - ro,l reason IN he angry.
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I.AVERNE CT am afraid there is
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.LEAFY HIGHWAYS
FORESTER s HOPE
DEAN Starts Drive for Tree
Lined Roads in Indiana.

A drive for 10000 miles of tree-lined
highways in Indiana was started to-
day by Charles c. Dean, State forester
in the conservation department.
Dean urged farmers and other per-
sons living along public highways to
plant trees along all roadsides both
as a means of reforestation and OF
identifying the roads.
Two million dollars worth Of log
wood would be produced in fifty years
by this means and none of the road
side land would be wasted, DEAN said
Governor McCray and State highway
officials favor trees along State roads
and frequently the commission has RI
rected its engineers to curve roads
slightly where it would not cause in
terefernce with traffic.
Eleven million trees could be plant
ed along Indiana roads, Deem said.
This is equivalent to 100000 acres of
forest timber. These trees, in fifty
years, would produce about 100000
feet of lumber, which at present fig
ures would be worth $2,000,000 on the
stump.
DEAN said he favors walnut or hick-
DRY trees, because of the quality of
the wood and because they would
yield a profit in nuts. Aside from the
81 900 900 worth Of standing trees,
there would be immense value in the
branches and limbs, which could be
used for fence posts and put to other
uses.
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SORORITY PLANS
FOR OBSE RvANCE
Founders Day Program to Be
Given at CIaypool.

The Alumnae Association of Kappa
Alpha Theta met this afternoon with
aGrs. Thomas A. Moynahan TO COM
plete plans for the annual Founders
Gay luncheon and dance which viii
Be given Saturday, afternoon and eve
ming, Jan. IS at the Riley room of
the Claypool Hotel. Little Miss
Clements Marie Daw gave several in
terpretive dances preceding the
regular business meeting.
The committees for the observance
of Founders day are as follows: Mrs.
r. Halstead Selby, chairman of the
program committee including, Mrs.
Henry Jameson, Miss ElinOr Car
penter, Miss Irene Selby. Miss Mar
iorie Stewart. and Mrs. Thomas IL.
Cox: Mrs. Taylor Z. Groninger. chair
man Of the arrangements committee
including. Mrs. c. 3. Dyer, Mrs.
Walter Krull, Airs. Carl +. Everleigh,
Miss Charlotte Lesh and Mrs. Richard
A Shirley; Miss Marie Field, chair
man Of the dance committee including
Miss Jeanette Benedict, Miss Virginia
Barney. Miss Ruth Rainier and Mrs.
Neal Waterbury.
Indiana, De PAW, Purdue and
Butler chapters of Kappa Alpha
Theta will each give d stunt following
the luncheon and there VIII be talks
by various out-of-toN- Il members, Miss
Grace Philputt, district president, and
the officers of the Indianapolis
alumnae club. which is the largest
alumnae organization of any fraternity
or sorority. having more than 300
members, viii preside. The officers
are, Mrs. Henry II. Hornbrook, Miss
Louise Wills. Miss Mildred Morgan,
Miss Lorena Ray, Miss Ruth O'Hair
and Mrs. Perry ". Lesh.
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Club Index

Electa Circle - Jan 10; hostess,
Mrs. II. S. Leonards, Washington bou-
levard
Friday Afternoon-Jan. .; hostess,
Mrs. V. +. Lamb Mrs. S. L. Shurte,
Mrs. Il. S. Ragsdale. Mrs Claude I.
smith and Mrs. r j. Kempler Will
take part in the program.
Friday Afternoon Reading-jan. 70,
hostess, Mrs. L. w. Stockdale. Mrs
+. II. Schmoc Will talk on Some Short
story Writer'S" Mrs Augusta STRAIT
ford viii lead a discussion
indianapolis Literary-Jan. s
Propylaeum James H. Lowry viii
speak on efficiency in Municipal Gov
eminent.
-Alia-Jan. .; hostess, Mrs. r
F w. Schrock. Assyria Will be discussed
by Mrs. NJ +. Reuick and Mrs. J. a
Roush will speak on Babylonia.
independent Socialism. 0; hostess
! Mrs. William Hanger. The club will
meet at the home Of Mrs. Ora Jackson
IrvinCton-Jan. Q: hostess. Mrs. S.
l.. Walker Mrs Curtis Hodges will
speak on Commercial and Political
I Conditions i'm our Country" and Mrs.
William Forsyth Will speak on THE
Sales Tax
Kerami- - Jan. s. hostess. Mrs.
Henry p. Scheu Mrs Elisha Jordon
viii read some personal recollecuons
Of Ernest Daudet.
Meridian Heights Inter Se-Jan. .:
hostess. Mrs. Rowland Johnson, Mrs,
T.. H. Culbertsou viii read the bio.
eraphy Of George Gissing and Mrs.
j. Il. Herrell and Mrs. /. c. RUBBISH
( viii read from his works.
Monday Afternoon Rockingham, s.
+ hostess, Mrs. John f. Boesinger Mrs.
Frank p. Mccoy and Mrs. Roscoe
/ Shultz viii read papers.
New Century Jan. 10; hostess,
Mrs. Frank ". Parrish. Mrs. W. O.
Lehman viii assist the hostess and
Mrs. Charles Sommers viii speak on
I tho Discovery Of Radium and Its
Uses" Mrs D. 3. Carter win talk
ON Our Cities Health" and Mrs.
LEILA Dial will conduct a musical pro.
gram.
New Era-Jan. S. hostess. Mrs.
H. L. Padgett a study Of Charles
Dickens viii be led by Mrs. c. r
Miles.
Wclfare-Jan. 8; hostess, Mrs.
William Bogardus. The club will meet
for luncheon at 1880 o'clock.
Women's Research--Jan. s; hos
/ tesses, Mrs. Brandt c. Downey. Mrs
Mary r. Carver and Mrs. A A
Young The influence or cartoons will
be studied.
Zetathea-Jan. 10; hostess, Mrs. T..
T. knipp. The study OF Hawaii will
be started at this meeting.
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49,,
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viii open a winter term Of twelve
weeks on Jan. 10. Eighteen different
courses under the heading of house
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ra+,ries and committee chafr1nen. 70
ha held in CHICAGO next week. The
.,ssf..rs u-iu no hold I'm the Social
,z-orl-e,.e, C,luh building and viii be
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Guard Against Flu "
With MusterOle

Influenza Grippe and Pneumonia
usually start with a cold. The moment
you get those warning aches, get busy
with good old Musterole.
Musterole is a counter-irritant that
relieves congestion (Which is what a
cold really isl and stimulates circula-
ton.
It has all the good qualities of the
oid-fashioned mustard plaster without
the blister.
just rub it on with your finger-tips.
First you will feel a warm Jingle as
the healing ointment penetrates the
pores, then a soothing, cooling sensa-
ton and quick relief.
Have Musterole handy for en-
Urgency use. 1t may prevent serious
illness.
35c and Csc, in jars and tubes.
Better than a mustard plaster
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Or. ANDERSON TO SPEAK
ATY M. c. A. MEETING

The first of a series of three talks
by DR.. George Wood Anderson Of
Pennsylvania before the Y. NJ. c. A.
Big Meeting will be given a the Eng
Iish Theater Sunaay afternoon.
The Indianapolis Newsboys Band,
directed by J. 3. VanderworIer. viii
give concert. Walter r Jenkins
viii lead mass singing, assisted by B.
o. Ackley. A. II. GODDARD Will preside.
The meeting. open to men only. viii
begin at ) p. m.
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Parent Teacher
Notes

The meeting Of the Parent Teacher
Association of Shortridge High
School, will be held on Thursday eve
ming, Jan. 10 at o'clock, at Caleb
Mills Hall. The program will be
given by the musical organizations
of the school. All presidents are
asked to announce this meeting to
their own organizations.
DIR. Robert J. Alley will speak on
Indianapolis as an Educational
Center" at the regular meeting of
the mothers of school No. 20 on next
Wednesday afternoon. A musical pro-
gram and social hour will follow.
The January meeting Of school No.
&C. will be held on Wednesday eve
ming at 7:45 o'clock. Albert Stump
will speak on the subject "a Moral
Equivalent for War" Miss Janet
Workman, accompanied by Miss Ruth
Copeland and i. G. Hesser, will sing
groups of songs.
Miss Elizabeth Cowan Will speak on
Thrift" to the mothers of school
No. % on next Wednesday afternoon.
There will be a toe dance by Helen
| Vincent and readings by Marilyn
Julian and Mary Jane Rupker. Of the
Prospect st. College of Music
"The Duty Of a Community to the
School" Will be discussed by Mrs.
VIII Adams at school No. IS next
Wednesday at S:15 o'clock. Miss
Helen Carson Of Chicago will give a
program of readings and musical
numbers.
Ellsworth Lowry. Of shortridge
| High School, will speak on Child
Psychology" to the parents Of school
No. 81 on next Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. Z. G. IIesser Will sing a group
Of songs.
Tho regular meeting Of school No.
C6 will be held next Wednesday.
Miss Josie RaeeH will speak at
school No. At at their meeting next
Wednesday afternoon. a musical pro-
sram viii be provided by Miss Mabel
Pruitt and Henry and Virgil Ebert.
Miss Flora Drake will talk on How
the Parents Can Help the Teachers
in Teaching Better English" at
| school No. 8 at the regular meeting
/ next Wednesday. A playlet will be
given by the \ pupils.
Education and the Present Crisis. -
| viii be the subject of a talk by How
ard Z. Jensen. Of Butler College at
school No. "a next Wednesday. There
viii be a musical program.
Ed Jackson viii tell Of Desirable
Educational Legislation" at school
No. SO Wednesday afternoon. Miss
Margaret Abel viii give d group of
readings.
At the meeting of school No. IS
on Wednesday, the Rev. George w.
Allison will speak. There Will be a
| musical program.
The regular meeting of school No.
16 Will be held next Wednesday after
noon.
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THE etiquette of engagements
i has changed quite a bit in
the past few years.
Ten years ago, a woman en-
gagged to man who was away
from her stayed at home or at
tended parties only with her
family.
Btu today, all that is changed, ri
pances are more nberal-perhaps of
necessity. At any rate, usually they
do not object to their fanceo going
with another man on special occa-
s1ons, rather than staying ut home
oil the time,
OF course, The woman does not ac-
cept marked attentions from any man
beside her flance; she avoids going
with the same man to many occasions,
and she is careful to keep gOssiptng
tongues quiet That is, she does these
things if she is wise. And-again,
II she Is wise-she does stay at home
if her fiance so desires. He has a
right to ask that of her.
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After Bashful Boy

Dear Miss Lee 7 am girl rs years old.
I know "A boy of II I think he likes me a
little and / am sure 7 like him very much
We often meet on the street and always eN-
change friendly words He Is no sissy -
though he prefers staying around home.
Here is my problem He is bashiul What
can I do to win him without making IL ap-
pear that I am running after him;
DESpAIRTNG
Nothing is more natural than for a
boy Of II TO be bashfuI Don't spoil
your friendship with him by trying
10 win" him. Just keep on being
friends as YOU arc now.
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NURSING CLASS STARTS

Women and girls interested in home
hygiene. nursing the sick and first
aid to the injured are invited to join
a class to begin work at the Red Cross
teaching center, Room 81 Chamber
Of Commerce, Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. Edith Reider is instructor for
indianapolis Chapter Of the American
Red Cross. Applicants may register
Monday and Tuesday
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TAXI DEMOLISHES POST
ON DOWNTOWN CORNER
Car Found Deserted by Driver
After Accidenf-

y taxi owned by the Frank Bird
Company colGded with the concrete
safety zone signal at the southeast
corner Of Illinois and Washington
SITS. early today. breaking the signal
post. The automobile was found de
serted a block and a half north on
Illinois St.
The manager Of the Bird Company
reported the driver Of the car was
Roy Balm, and that he did not know
where he lived according to police.
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Sisters Like Company

Dear Miss Lee: We are three sisters. one
10 one Is and one 20. We run around to-
gether and some of the giFls don't like IT,.
We don't go with any bsys but those who
are we'll dressed and decent We want you
to give us some advice. Should we go
around together9 Is it popular? We have
a good time together We do not like to go
with any other girls.
WONDERING THREE
7 think it is a good idea for the
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SKlDS INTO POST

James P. Cherry, 5949 Brentwood
Ave. driving his automobile on Me
rtdIan St. skidded on the wet pave
ment last night and knocked down a
lamp post at Vermont and Meridian
SIS.
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wore a brown canton crepe gown with
hat to match and a corsage of Mrs.
Aaron Ward roses and violets. The
at-home address is for 1914 ". Della.
ware ST. after April l.
The Magazine Club met this after
moon with Mrs. f. W. Gunkle. Mrs. G.
NJ Gibbs Mrs r I. Hodges Mrs. c.
I, rTaroblen and Mrs. NJ +. Allison as
I,o,+aeso-
~,,...;...- c.,,,h - +ho An
~ ,- li,-l'-i'i.9 C,,-,,..t Ill, ~,
l9'''l' - "a "a. $50
iu'ie ne 80 ,'Ii'l.I,.-'l 80
nuns III 'i's 'o0',li Julio "a '''0 ''''' -
Inc proceeuS VIII DC u9eu oii inc Coil-
MUMMY nou9e
IN - -, - +or,[,.ra,,. 80
wi ii0''' -
~ llloo,. a. III, 9o-.taa Icy
+,,,.C,,,ai,o L,,,a nd s+aeI e,rav the
win he Miss Esteue Fisk. Mrs. Orpha
Stanley Miss Pauline Wilkinson. Miss
Pauline ingalls, Miss Eleanor King.
Miss Katherine Eurgan and Miss Jane
Routzong. Miss Mavis Hedgy is
chairman Of the refreshment com
nittee. Miss Alice Crozier Of the re
cention and Miss Pauline Wilkinson Of
the DECORATIONS committee. Miss Lena
Iveittnacbt and Miss Grace Pritch-
ard will praside AT the tea table and
viii he assisted bv the pledges. Miss
Helen Harrison will give a program Of
,, r,,,,.-;, ,I,,,sv,r, 10 sftor,oor
Mr.. and Mrs. r. T. Sprague OF W.
Twenty Ninth St announce the en-
Eagement Of their daughter, Hazel
Nancy, to Alvin George Iskey. son
of Mrs. Bertha Iskey, the wedding to
take Mace Jan Is at the home Of the
oI4Ne parents
The Jewish Juniors viii meet sun
day in the Temple vestry room for
rehearsal Of their minstrel show and
The meeting Of the executive com
mittee Of the American Legion AUX
iuary to be held at headquarters in
Indianapolis Jan. "a and 20, VIII be
attended by - representatives Of
from every State IN the mon ia
wan and the Canal zone IL Is expected
ne Marion County auAl4ldry WIZ sINe
iui,cHeoh Jan - d Ii,'' '5i'lIlfI - ~,
L -, M ,''lil'iI - ~ - ~
an, i'''iI -n't>''i''-' 49, '''
-''''''
rr-1,,,,.e,la,, afternoon Jre + r Hol
ton will ba chairman Of Tho meeting.
assisted by Mrs. Jacob White and
Mrs. ". A Pierson.
"ss
Miss clara burnside viii be the
day section Of the Woman's Depart
ment Club and Mrs Thomas Sinner is
chairman Of the hostess committee.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Kiefer Of S.
neIar-ara Ct will eptarfaio the r0em-
ber5 OF the Opah 'Iuo win Gunner
-
cay OF theF odu9l'eI' MISS ie'''i
hIeIer'
Announcement is made OF the en-
gagement OF Miss Helen Isabel Spahr'
daughter OF Mr. ana Mrs. CharleS Ed
ward Spahr OF Woodruff Place 10 Dr'
Blanton a. CoXen. son OF Dr. and Mrs.
o. r. Coxen. Miss Spahr attended
Butler College and IS member or
Kappa Alpha Theta
$50
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and sides, and was
awful nervous so
that | was unfit to
do my work. After
/ began taking
Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable
Compound / grew
strong, and now l
weigh $50 pounds.
/ keep house and
am able to lift
and do any kind Of
work 7 have Ont
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BOY MISSING FROM HOME

Lester Gensberg. To- OF 1888 Terrace
Ave, was reported missing from home
today. The boy is five feet seven
inches in height, weighs 100 pounds,
and wore a light suit, gray cap and
rain coat
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Clubs e. Meetings

Go0rgo n. Chapman, ". r. @, No.
10. will meet Tuesday afternoon in
Morrison Hall on Monument Circle.
The annual election Of the st, An
thongs Young Peoples Club was held
in the club-rooms last night. Joe Con
nor was elected president; Helen
O'Gara, vice president; Robert Gavin,
second vice president; Miles Feeney.
treasurer; Frank Hanley, lecturer;
Marian Fay. recording secretary;
Mary Conner, financial secretary;
Lawrence Hanley, athletic director,
and Timothy Lenahan, guard.
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THIEF GETS NOTHING

A would-be burglar broke the glass
in the side window Of George Berry's
grocery, $40 n. Senate Ave, early to-
day Nothing was stolen.
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VIC. 7. i.
Notes

Mary Z. Balch Union will meet in
the parlors of st. Paul NJ. z. Church,
Eugene and RAIDER SITS, Tuesday at
o'clock. DR.. Frank Hovis will have
charge Of devOtions. There will be
solos by Mrs. Linton II. BiddIecompe
and Mrs. c. Jordan. Mrs. J.. NJ. Pen
ticost will have charge of a program
for children and Mrs. L. A Hoffer will
have closing prayer.
Mrs. George Montgomery, 1923
Broadway, viii be hostess for the
Broad Ripple Union Wednesday. Mrs.
Emma Dale Martain, State Bible
study director, will be the speaker.
Nina F. Brigham Union will meet
with Mrs. Ida Brown, 1870 Brookside
Ave, Wednesday afternoon. Echoes
from world and national conventions
will be given.
Palmer union will meet Friday
afternoon with Mrs Mary Kinney.
1926 Harding st. Mrs. Emma Dale
NIartain will be the speaker and Mrs.
J. Hawk viii give the devotons.
BughtwOod union will meet with
Mrs. Sarah Oldridge, 2719 Olney St,
Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Emma Dale
Martain will give a talk on Bible
study.
Frances Willard union viii hold
their twenty-third anniversary meet
ing Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. Myr-
tie Stephens, 1888 w Thirty Fifth St
There will be a special program
Mrs. Elizabeth Kinnick. ass Y. JEFF
fersOn Ave, will be hostess for the
Tuxedo union Friday afternoon. Mrs.
Emma Dale Martain will give a talk
on systematic Bible study.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-01-06
Woman SUFFERED
Three MONTHS
Pains in Back and Nervousness.
Made Well by Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound

Montevideo, MINI. IL suffered for
three months with main in NV back