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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-11-01
Local Bank CIearinus

Bank ciea-in-s Saturday were =. az
600 For the week so 1872 600 Debts
were 50 241- 600 For the week. SO .913.-
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Cities service ........-...I74 GI75
bl.l..l--i- o.f . ~ 81 ,
Ford Canada .......-....45O @N465
cur Oh ---.------...... "a ~ 80
i-l.lil- 5lDe --------.'-- - q
Mutual on ...-..-...-... Il "a m II 3.
Ohio Oil -.-.--.....--. 60 = n SO
Prairie Pipe .---......I04 p ~ loo y
Prairie OH and Gas .-....2O6 "a 907 =
ROYAL Canada -....... 52s q g
Stand on Indiana ..-... 81. r. 81
Stand oll Kansas --.....- b n 30 2
stand on Ky ----.--..--11- y n 1I4
stand on .--..... 49, u - a
Vacuum OIL ............. 70@s ii II Z
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BIZ United Press

BIZ United Press
COLUMBUS, Ohio. Nov. lone
company of National Guards was
ordered modified for duty ht Niles
today by Governor Donahey.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-11-01
SIGNS OF
RETIREMENT IN
BUSINESS TREND
Revival in Full Swing, De-
spite Apprehension Over
Election,
Average Stock Prices

Average price Of twenty industrial
stocks Friday Wa I. 0+ od. up LOG. Az
araee price Of twenty rails was S92S.
up as Average price ~ forty bonds
was Of. up .05.
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Chicago Grain Table

% 0Te1- High. Low. C,o=e. eiozc.
Dec. 1-4I7v 142ls 40 1-fDts al p
Nay 1874 las 148 148as 1878
July 1926 1872 1919 1875 1921.
CORN
Dec. 1oeH loeH 1.ots 1855 loea.
May Io9-. 1Io1 1os4 1907, I1ot
OATS
5 S:s: s :: : 81. .:i :l 81: 81:
NovI5.o7 1907 1900 1900 1880
Novl2o5 1905 1900 1900 1850
Nay i24i, 49, ii5 i.5os 81 =
CHICAGO. Nov Primary receipts;
Wheat. . 500 600 against / 25u .0Nu- corn.
4sS.00o. AGAINST 52S 600 oats. 11o6.ooo.
against $4,000 Shipments, Wheat.
S.72q. 600. against 80. uO0- corn. 274 600.
against 2s5.ooy, oats. $4,000 against
$4,000.
CHICAGO. Roy. Car Tot receipts
were Wheat ~. CORR. 1873. oats. "a:
rye. A.; barley. 20
TOLEDO Nov L. ~ Wheat - Cash.
81 .49ll "a 1.50iz Coru-Ca~h No >.
SIIOG I11. No. 3 $1,000 no. RYE
Cash. S111. Oat~-Ca-h No. .. 81 = u
81 Ikc: No g. BOZ % - t-c. Covered
Cash. ST. 60. November SIS 80. Deem
Der and February SIS. March Sl1.95.
Tmothy-Ca-h and November SEQ:
December and March. S3n5 Al-5Ee-
Cash. new. SI15- olf. SI2I-- Nav-n-
her SI225. December SI..4u. Mach
$3.50 Butter-+5 n -l+c- Esgs-lo "a
use Hay-S25.
CHICAGS 60. 1.-wheat-No. . red
S14Sis; No B. SI.I3T 142l2 No .
hard 81 IS p No 3. 1875 = "a I 81 = Corn
No yellow Il O6l "a los q No +
S1.O4, No. 8 S101iz; No. mixed
81 O51t No 3. Il -04 sc. No T. y Oh Z.
RIO3S No g. S1o2. No. white.
81 %; No >. SI.027 Oats-No
white AZ 2, n 40 standards 40 t. c. Bar
ley-1q n S3c- Rv--Eo . SlI114 ~
lis Timothy-s4. 50 RI $50 Clover
S1SG %.
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FOUR SHOT IN
NILES(O.)R RIOTS
Continued From Page n

beueNeQ 10 nave spent IN" NibHl Ut
the home OF friends In Warren.
The son OF the antiklan leader
who was wounded is Frank McDer-
mott. lie was hit three times when
eight shots were fired into a group
on street corner from a passing
automobile
An bo,- latar Sheriff Thomas ar
rested two brothers in connection
with the shootinr.
Roads damned
Early today roads 10 Niles was
- 49,. ..,a.o, 80 ;5 -
10 -. ,,,,,,,a,.s ~ 10 pTiar,,i.,,.
C,i,,,a - ,,I4n c..,tIic, 80 tbo
celebration
FIRST disorders since dawn were
ronortad at II n m when an outo.
robi1o carrvire, two rohed t[lans-
men was stopped as it passed a field
where more than 10000 Flaming
Circle members were assembled. The
anti-Klan members tore the robes
from the two men in the car and
then permitted them to continue
their Journey to the other side OF
town where the hlan ~ IN session.
shortly hetore noon about zoo
hlansiheh had Assembled on the lot
OUTSIDE Town lIi''itS' "HeFe 'hey were
" l''iu li'eii NOi'c'lF .
9lIor'Iy "l'el NOON 'i'eIii Jon"
- 40 ''''
~, -'o' ,''',' ct o''''i,''','
wal mug MN 'A[h' TX, Vi way ~ "'S'-
Ier must n@noie t"e SITUATION OF
'@'IN0 '''0 'l0'lo0'
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STATE TROOPS Modified
Company Kept Under Arms in Near
by City-GOvernOr Acts.

By Unttef Press
WARREN, Ohio, Nov. 1.-The
local National Guard company was
modified at the armory here today
in anticipation of call to Niles,
where Khan riotins threatens.
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DEPARTMENT or PUBLIC WORKS
OFFICE OF THE BOARD

TO wH6 lq'i II Nay i coN6 GER g. 1874
Notice is hereby given by the Board Of
Public Works OF the City Of IndianapQl's
1924 they approved an assessment roll
showing the prlma facle assessments for
the following described public improve
ment, as authorized by the Improvement
Improvement Resolution No. 1898.
MISSOURI STREET.
From north property line Of Tenth
TO south property line Of Sixteenth
Except the intersection OF Eighteenth
Street.
By grading and paving. the roadway
crete or Brick laid on a 6-inch gravel
concrete foundation from curb line TO
grading and paving the wings Of the in
ters"ctiug streets and alleys In similar
manner and TO the widths as shown on
plans; prov ding u lineal feet OF new
straight curb and laying 13S square feet
Of new cement walk at vacated alley as
shown on plans; providing 9 square yards
of now pavement at sixteenth Street. due
to changing the width of the roadway 10
80 feet; providing 456 lineal feet OF AXIS
cr 4 x2N2 inch STANDARD Steel Paving
tops 10 grade
Also extending all water. gas sewer and
other private service connections to prop
erty line where not already in.
All to be as shown on plan and as speci-
fed
Persons interested in or affected by said
described pubic improvement are hereby
notified that the Board Of Public Works Of
said city has fixed Wednesday. Nov. l2th.
1924. . .. IN. a date upon which IT.
moastranCes viii be received or heard
aCsiust the amount assessed against each
piece OF property described in said roll. and
win determine the question as to whether
such lots or tracts or and nave been or
wlI De benefited IN the amounts named on
said roll. or in a greater or less sum than
that named on said roll
sad assessment roll showing said prlma
facIe Assessments with the names Of own
ora and descriptions OF property subject TO
he 7S-essed. IS on file and may be seen at
-hc office OF the Board Of Public Works of
sald city
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CHICAGO Roy. Car Tot receipts
were Wheat 81: corn. 1873. oats "a;
rye. A.. barley. 20
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-16
10 FURNISHED HOUSES
F0N RENT

MODERN 3-room furnished house.
S25s unfinished SsO. sos East
lake. CA pltt-OS02.
Sl2.50-8-RuOM furnished house.
$40 month Goff. youngstown.
WE st-Olii,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-16
DAIRY PRODUCTS
Prlars raId hhlppefs
Ilnli.rfnt

n,srs ass,,t. a.i,ysry 81
Eggs Fresh ranch, white shell
p,,it.t. - 90
,,,,,. ~, aa.,,,, ,1pniy 400
~ ,,,t.,'s.r., z2Gl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-16
LEGAL NOTICES

FORD OWNEKS having tfoubIe y
transmission bands call at 2
FOURTH ave and get remedy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-16
TOMATO PRICES
SHOW STRENGTH.
Butter and Eggs Steady
With No Price Changes

Butter nTd eggs continued STEADY
on the Seattle market Wednesday
morning, with no price cbnngcs'
The market for potatoes was re-
ported as about normal, some deal
era considering u fur while oth'
erB reported II ms good. Apple trade
wan generally satisfactory. with q
brisk trade developing 10 some
quarters AT bottom quotations.
The chief change noted IN produce
was s,iffenlng OF tho price on
tomatoes. which were quoted az
from 50 10 81. with some dealers
quoting only tho higher figure,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-16
PERSONAL

ANTED--Eyeryon 10 know and
have faith We eradicate nearly
all the diseases the human system
~ heir 10, aches and pains y>H
pet names by removing the caussh.
COITER co sold on a guarantee.
81 months treatment: never
fails. Rheumatic eradication. KID
neyk. sellca Medica capsules. In
digestion cause OF gas and heart
failure. High blood pressure. Gali
and bladder stones. il.z5 each
Hay fever. cold IN the head be-
comes chronic. called catarrh. ti.a5
Coz. bottle. A valuable oil. Weak
eyes and preventive from the
flo, Csc Russian Red OIL conn
pound. stiff joints. eruption skin
callouscd hands and feet most or
causes OF deafness. Dandrufr
snRTis ia the half. makes the hair
soft and glossy. No odor or stain
A flesh food. Coz bottle 75c. Zoe
extra on all articles by parcel post
Booklets. pamphlets and consulta-
ton free. Ntnans Medical Co. n
II. winans. 4e2 American Bank
Bldg. Seattle. Phone MA in-b5ts
Hours. 90. C. o. d. II you wish
FORD OWNERS having trouble with
transmission bands call at zlls
FOURTH ave and get remedy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-16

CiIAG. ~. JOHNSON. lawyer. for
merry of Paaco. Washington. an
uouncea his resi- Enatipn as prose .
cutting attorney FRANKLIN county.
aud city attorney 81 Pasco. and
hts removal 10 Seattle. Offices at
1888 Dexter Horton Bldg Phones;
office I'll lot 5sSs. residence.
IKE nwd-ss2i.
l WILL NOT be rcEponsihlef or any
debts run by my wife. her having
left her board and bed. lie Roy
Gregg
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-16

Iirollsrs per ~. .s..st.....st+
rapens Live fat, per 10. ,.,...
Fancy q. y ssss..rs.ttts-.ss.
ifrps 81 lbs, ana ~ ...,..s+. -
Medium. live. 3 70 50 ibs. ~
Light ) % 81 lbs, ...s...,t.
sssss-eliYe ,.ss.t.s.s.ssss.ss.
Fancy dressed .tfss-s+.sstts ~
belgian HRrrs--Lire ..s.t.sst. Is
Dressed .sssss+s.ss- sf-sssfs.
furkrys Fancy q. D Young ,ss9 20
ftoesterr old. iiss. per b.. -
Hogs -chDiss light s.ss.ss+t.. .ig9 II
choice heavy. 1880 lha,.. es@ 10
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-16
POULTRY AND MEATS
ts.4.. f...tf k.ah..t..aI. healer.

pueks Drsssed. Def ib. .. 20
usn. pressed. heavy ...... 500 81
Dtssses. tight .F..,.......... $50 .2s
1--we hrAHT sr.ss.+..+sssssss - = 80
fAss. light. -. ,.t..stst.... ~
Bseilsrs Dressed. per- -. .... ~
Oesee- Dressed. prf 10. ..,..... .2e
Turkeys -FaneY. dressed .....s ~
live. fancy. NJ. ..ss........ .2t8 -
Belgian iiHrrs-five. per H.. ~
f{fss.~d prf 10. .,t..... .san ~
csus-csuuiFy dressed. ID. .... .ste .o7
IisKs~raney block ........... .ii0 ~
y.ai-Taney. iiRht ........... Jsg II
Heavy. eoafrs .........a... .ts9 II
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-16
DAIRY PRODUCTS
pYI.r, PAID MLol~sals Dealers

Halter Local creamery. cubes ~
Local prints wrapped see. ~
EEKs Fresh ranch. white shell.
peiists .tfa az
lhrrsr--
wtsean.i,, ryssm brisk 1890 81
Iiieef Estss .. IS
Washington tfipietH .s....ss. ~
Tlllsfh0nk ffipifts, old ...sss ~
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The Seattle Star

Published Daily NJ 1907 Eleventh. AVE.
sratlie. Washington
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-16
IL MALE AND FEMALE
HELP WANTED

SEATTLE Is growingi Your great
est opportunity Is to get ready for
the job, Enroll In SUCCESS BUS
1NESS COLLEGE.
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FRUITS
rriees raid Wholesale Dealers


Apples Delicious .............1.7bH 20
hpitErnbcrFs .i.te y :. 20
NlucHaps .ss.ss-..-.s.t.s.s.l.s LIS g ? 90
Ark blacks .sss........s.s.1s95 n rs
Yellow Nerions ............i,456s :. 90
Rome beauties .........,....i.2s o f.se
King Observation-Disclosures. rs q 90
Bananhs-per 10, .......... liz q II
oocoanuts dos .......... LIS
Cranbcrries wash. per box. 90. SIS . Z 80
oregon. per box. ....,.......s.2sa :. 30
Eastern. bbi ..............t6.00a 30
Dates Camel, ss-pkE. box. 90
Excelsior. 16.pkr. ........ zoo
Dromedary. gs-pkE. ..... eFs
Figs CaiAmyrna. t-Iaycr .. IFS
Five layer .s....,..s...s... lGE
so G.oz. pkEs. .......,s.... s,b
70 f-oE. pkga .......... 90
Fancy white, NJ. ............ -
Black. 10. ...t.s............ II
Blue Ribbon. ss 1s-os. pkrr. sTE
Grape truit-CaL t.oo6t15
Florida ...s..s.-...-....... 5daE 20
Honey Comb. per case ...bss8E7
Strained. per 10 ..t....... ian 80
Lemons-Faney .'..-.........,t.oos7 :. 90
Iholee 80, ,...,,... $50 q 4. SO
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IL AGENTS WANTED

SELL MADISON "RETTFR MADE"
SHIRTS direct from our factory to
wearer. No capital or experiences
required. Easily sold. Big profits
Write for FREE SAMPLES. MAD
York
New Britain herald., 1924-11-21
Turks Let World See
 Books of Sultan Abdul

Conetantinople. Nov, 2l.-There is soon to be established here a na- tional library of Turkey in which the existing libraries of the uni versity and the private library of the former Sultan Abdul Hamid will be united.
 Turkish experts are at present studying the methods of organiza- ton of the public libraries in Euro pean capitals, Manuscripts of great value were collected in 9stantino- pie in the course of the past cen.
New Britain herald., 1924-11-21

S;t0 p. Hollywood orchestra and entertainers,
 S:20 p. m.--soprano.
 S:S0 D. m.--The Four Precious Jewels.
 8:45 p. m,--Soprano. - $50 p. m,--l'rank Catello and his orchestra.
 9 p. m.-Plaintield Elks band.
 s;l5 ?. m.-Farrell Vernon or chestra.
 9:SO D m.-Plainheld Elks band. 9;45 ?. m.-Mens Community Bible class orchestra
 10 ?. m.--Frank Catello and his orchestra.
 lO;@O ?, m.-Farrell Vernon or chestra.
 10;4o ?, m.-Men's Community Bible class orchestra.
New Britain herald., 1924-11-21
pITNAM DESCENDANT DEAD

Tacomn, Wash, Nov. 2l.-lsrae| Pitt Putnam, great -yfeat-grandsod
 Of General Israel Putnam of ReVolu tionary war fame, died recently al Vancouver, Wash. aged 9l. Hf came 10 this state from Ohio in 1SSs| He served in many important battlet of the Civil war as member Of
 West Virginia regiment. The bod3 was sent to Marietta, Ohio. for bui rial
New Britain herald., 1924-11-21
kllN
.Wtst.ugbo0se--Dh.cago)

6.2 to c.IS p nn-\ews. dnan- .gr 5uI mal markets.
 Ga5 ID : ?. m.--ChuIren's heI- tme srorE
 Tta -.Ga D, nu--Dinner concert
 1--Iosra ncBahary's orchestra.
 7.lo--Daoo-sanaors' 'Qngtnal N.SHha" ts."
 -H-Josea roDap4ry's orches- td.
 5.-a 70 S7 m -r.orram from ....a of 'nr pwun sisters Music Iu1G.og company
 SEQ 10 >:45 ?, m. Speeches, "Wheo the Prairie Schooners Stopped
 "AN Set for ,0a Tnrd National Fovs aol Glr,s' club Congress" 9 10 ID ? m.Ml1niEht revue, Il 10 2 30 a. m.--Mldnight revue.
New Britain herald., 1924-11-21
N,HN
Noea's State TAeatcr Bldg. -- New
 York City)


 6:3o to 7;lo ?, m,-Vincent Catan- csa A'dmac orchestra.
 7 to 7:G9 ?, m,-Harry Richman auI his orcheetra entertainers with Eddie Elkins and his orchestra, 9S0 p. m,--Evening bulletin cur rent news.
 9.$7 p. m,--Dan Gregory and Ills Crystal Palace orchestra. 10 p. m.-Tashion chats lo;l0 p. m.-Popular songs. 1925 p. ms orage Batteries" l0:30 p. m,-Sam Lannin and his Roseland dance orchestra. Il ?. m.-Iyric tenor. 1i:15 ?. m.--Popular songs. ll:50 p. m,-Sam Wooding and
New Britain herald., 1924-11-21
VOICESM THE AIR
RIl'AN
kIlK

Westinghouse --- Last fHishaish) G 30 D. m.-OrEan recital
 7l5 D. Iu. -- Daddy Wlnkum, the EaIo ltA!ms,er.
 7.so p. m.-Busmyas Review.
 T.4o D. S,urhman reports of uc rr!mAry g}es,o.E aud wholesale proluga markets
 D. rl Sunisy schooI lesson.
 Sl5 p. m.-"Soaa Recent Poetry $ 3u ]. m---Couc-lr
 55 ?. m--Arunc'on time sig- .uI. Nea a.r forecast,
New Britain herald., 1924-11-21

1880 to Q p, m,-c9nenr.. Four minute Civil Service talk, .-.ate im- portaN news bulletins onlcial ccn- tral standard time announced al 2 o'clock,
New Britain herald., 1924-11-21
WICK
Home Made Remedy
 PARMINT Stops Any Cough Quick

Get from any druggist, one ounce ot Parmint (1ouble strength) add to it little sugar and enough water 10 make d hall pint. The minute you take if. like q soothing, healing poul- tice it spreads, and relief comes at once. Children like it too.
New Britain herald., 1924-11-21
woo
(John Wanamaker --- Philadelphia

7:30 p. m.--sports results and po- lice reports. Dinner music by A. Candelori and his Hotel Adelphia French room orchestra.
 S;30 p. m.-Special program.
 9;10 ?. m.--Musical program. so- prmn, tsl or and pianLStI
 9:j5 ?. m.-Time signal.
 1O:O2 weather forecast.
 1u:03 D. m.-Grand organ recital
 lo:G0 p. m,-Dance program by Vincent Rizzo and his Hotel Syl- 1ania orchestra.
New Britain herald., 1924-11-21

6.30 ?, m,--Dance selections played hy ok-Eisenbourg and Ills Slnfonians,
 ' D, m Boston Edison Big Brother club
 7:S0 p. Musicale,
New Britain herald., 1924-11-21

p. Unofficial weather forecast, b.1l ?. m,--Spccial Dinner music program by Harvey Marhurger and hIs Vaudeville orchestra,
 f,i5 ?. m --Livestock and produce market reports,
 ?. m,-Eol call and birthday tst
New Britain herald., 1924-11-21
BZ
(Westlng5ouse--Sp Sprlngfeld)

{ ?. m-ni7ner concert by the WosunghouSe Philharmonic Trio. I p. m.--Narket report,
 T.d5 ?, Bedtime story Tor tho ht1dtes,
 1.15 ?. m,-Current Book Review. 7:3o p m Lesson of a course in AIlsjra1 Approcjation.'
 9;55 T. m.-~Arlington time ng- Nats, weather reports,
 10 ?. m.-Concert by the DenNe Trio.
 Il ?. m.-Concert by the westing- house Philharmonic Trio,
 1t:3o ?. m.--Program Of dance music by McEnelly's Singing orcheS- ira.
New Britain herald., 1924-11-21

6 to 10 p. m.-Dinner music; stories for children: pianist; the Happiness Candy Boys. concert by the United States Navy band.
New Britain herald., 1924-11-21

6:3o D. m,--Meyer Davis Bellevue suatsord Hotel concert orchestra.
 7 D. m.--"Sunny Jlm,' assisted by pianist
New Britain herald., 1924-11-21
MGR (Federal Telephone Ms, Corp Buffalo, x. N.)
M(,R

to 7:So ?. n-Dinner music Vincent Lopez Hotel Statler orches- lra.
 7;SO ?, m.--Dtgest Of the days news
 S,4o to 3 ?, n. m.-"Physical Educa- ton Days"
 to II ?. m.-Musical program. lo:45 10 II D. m,--Win Collins and Sam Slept,
 Il ?. m,-Supper music-Nlncent Lopez Hotel statlcr orchestra.
New Britain herald., 1924-11-21
MCY

NGS General Electric Co.-Schencctady,
 x, N) ?, m Produce and stock mar ket quotations; news bulletins, 6:50 ?, histories forchildren |, m,-International Sunday school lesson' 7:45 ?, m,--Health talk, 10:50 D. m,-Musical program.
 ----------
 WICK (Detroit Freo Press-Dctroit) p. m,--ninner concert. D. m Musical program 10 ?. m.--pance program,
 WAAM q. F, Nelson Co.--Newark, \. J) s p. m.-Rcsume of days sports.
New Britain herald., 1924-11-21

turics and 1t is hoped to make man! of them accessible 10 the world b. the new organization.
New Britain herald., 1924-11-21

hts Club Alaham orchestra.
 i2 to 12!S0 a. m,-Ted Lewis and Ills Symphonic Clowns with the Re vue lntlme,
New Britain herald., 1924-11-21
W'AIIts

GA, II, Grebe ,e Co.,, Inc. Lon ls-
 land, N. YD
New Britain herald., 1924-11-21
WNAC

6 ?. m.-Children's half hour Of stories and music.
 6:35 |. m.-Dinner dance. 7.Qj D. m.--Dumbcll contest D. mh.-HotchkiSs ensemble.
New Britain herald., 1924-11-21
WEI

CS.rawbr!lge and Clothier Phlla.
 delphia)
New Britain herald., 1924-11-21

D. m.--Pianist. S:l5 p. m.-Baritone. S:50 D, n.--Soprano. S:45 ?. m,-Reader 0 ?. m.-Radio Santa C!,'i Nn- nouncement.
 9:l5 ?. m.--Planist. 9:50 p. m.--Baritone. 9:45 p. m.-Soprano. 10 D. m.--Reader. 1o:l5 D. m.--Royal Colonial dance orchestra,
New Britain herald., 1924-11-21

' ?. nr.-Savarin Ensemble. S r. m.-WaU Street Journal re- ,ioT. S;10 ?. n1,--"Geology." $50 ?. n,-Yale- Harvard Glee lub concert.
 WEEI (Edls0n Light Co.-Boston)
New Britain herald., 1924-11-21
WIZ

Aeolian Hall -- New York City,
New Britain herald., 1924-11-21
WEAF

Wk.AF (American Telephone and Telegraph Co.-New York City,
New Britain herald., 1924-11-21
WHAS

Courier Joumal-Lousvlie Times
 Louisville. Ity)
New Britain herald., 1924-11-21

?. m.-Tommy Lswndes. l0:45 D. m.--Midnite Jewellers dance orchestra,
New Britain herald., 1924-11-21
NlIP

IG,mbal Bros. PhlladelphiaD
New Britain herald., 1924-11-21
NNSB.

(Atlanta Journal-Atlanta, GaD
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-08-23
BR|DE-ELECT
is HONOR GUEST
Miss Mary Norwood Enter
tainS Miss EvaIyn Hovey,>

Miss Mary Norwood, 1922 Park
Ave, gave a charming bridge party
and miscellaneous shower Saturday
afternoon for Miss Evalyn Hovey
whose marriage to Barrett NJ. Wood
small will take place next week.
The porch, where the guests
played, was decorated with a pro-
fusion of summer garden flowers
carrying out the brides colors, yell
low and lavender, which were used
in all the appointments. Favors
were tiny colonial wrist bouquets
with backs of black lace and tied
with lavender tulle ribbons.
The guests at five tables were Mes
danes Joseph Mulsen of st. Louis;
Forest Thorne, H. c. Woodsmall,
George Browne, Bon Aspy and
Misses Mary Hovey, Rachel Stuart,
lone Bingham, Dorothy Wilhelm,
Helen Keehn, Janet Bass, Dorothy
Davis, Frances Bracket, Helen
Neal Lenore Henkle, Mary Alice
Coleman, Betty Stepp, Betty Bru-
baker and Mary Margaret Seiden-
sticker.
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When Love Is Dead

Dear Miss Lee: I am woman 90
years old / have been married four years
and have two lovely little children. But
I am not happy. Ny husband Ia so mean
10 us He Is eight years Older than me.
He always throws up other men TO me.
never thought Of doing him wrong, al
though he has killed my love.
He slaps me and abuses me. when l
tell him I am going 70 leave. he says he
WIN take my children from me. I have no
place to go, as my people do not I've here
I would rather get some respectable wom-
an to care for my children and go to
work than to be unhappy all my life. I
can rear wa 80 what's the use OF staying
and erhap@have many children with such
father
treated so badly can hardly keep from
taking my life. but the thought OF leaving
my children with such a man keeps me
from it. Please advise me what TO do.
AN UNLOVED WIFE.
Your children need you. badly.
You surely could not think Of leav-
ing them.
Children reared without a father
are reared under a handicap. But
that handicap is not so great as the
one Of children reared with a father
whose only example is a bad one.
And so my advice is to do as you
suggest.
Give your husband a chance to
Change. The thought that, unless he
does, he will lose you and the chill
dren might effect a regeneration Of
his character.
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M artha Lees
Col II m n
Left Waiting

through high school. The other night
met u boy who does not live far from
me. but who works in a city about six
teen miles from here. He wrote and told
me to let him know when l was coming
TO the town where he works.
] answered that l was coming the next
Sunday to the park and that l would meet
him there He was not there. He seems
very nice boy. What do you suppose
was the matter:
. ! always am meeting new boy
friends They act az II they are crazy to
80 with me- but after I so with them
once they don't seen 10 care whether they
have any more dates or not. Sometimes
ton What would you suggest to help
me? UNLUChf SAM.
/. Perhaps the boy had an en-
gagement and could not meet you.
At any rate. you should have waited
Tor him TO suggest the meeting.
after you had written that you were
to be IN mis- town. Never seem over
eager TO see a boy.
2. cannot tell as I do not know
you, what the trouble is. Perhaps 1t
is the same as the other case sug-
gests-you are over-eager. On the
other hand. If you do not converse
we'll. you may be "pepless.
The secret Of conversation is to
get the other person talking about
his own interests. and then be good
listener