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New Britain herald., 1924-03-21

The republican state convention to elect delegates at large will also be held at Springfield and will be on April 29. There is rather warm contest on for republican national committeeman to take the place of Jacob Babler. who is not a candidate. The race at present has simmt rcd 10 Congressman l., c. Dyer and Dr. l.. E. Clements, chairman of the republi- can state committee. The national committeeman in Missouri is chosen by the delegates to the national con vention.
 With the state primary scheduled for August the gubernatorial contest has not even begun 10 get warm, but announcement of candidates of both parties is expected to be made short ly before the state convention.
 No United States senator is elected in Missouri this year.
New Britain herald., 1924-03-21
BALKANS AMBITIOUS

Memel. Iithuania, March a1-Seek- ing markets, Lithuania is looking to the east. Hence certain progressive elements are planning 10 build a new railroad to connect with the lines of Russia at ShaNi British capital has Leen obtained: construction win begin this summer. and the rolling stock will consist of SS locomotives and 700 freight and passenger cars. Make Iithuania the gateway to Russia," is the slogan of the new enterprise.
New Britain herald., 1924-03-21
PROTEST PROTEST INHERITANCE BRITAIN
Republicans Make Loud Proclama-
 tions Against One Family Handing
 Down Seats in Parliament.

Paris, March 2l.--Because France has been republic such short time as compared with its long history as a monarchy. republicans seem to feel the need of proclaiming their re- publicanism frequently and loudly At present they are much concerned about the growing practice of sons or relatives inheritihg seats in par liament.
 The latest cases of efforts to hand down seats are those of Philippe Fares. son of the late Maurice Barres, the author, and Admiral Jaures. brother of the socialist leader who was assassinatad at the begin ming of the war. Both are candi- dates for the chamber at the coming elections.
 Young Barres. who expected 10 fol- low his fathers footsteps in politics and literature. has recently published his first book, War at Twenty" dedi- cated to Alan Seegar.
New Britain herald., 1924-03-21
sTINGIEss BEES APPEAR.

Tacoma, Wash, March 21.--Sting- less bees now are available, Co add 10 the scientifically developed world wonder class---the spikeless cactus, the stringless bean and the seedless grapefruit The ssingless bee is an exhibit shown 10 beekeepers in this region by E. J. Campbell, of Tcnino, Wash. The bee, which is of the Adel strain, has no offensive armament whatever, and if attacked has no re- course save flying away. According to Campbell, the Adel bee is an excel lent honey gatherer and a great play mate for the children.
New Britain herald., 1924-03-21
METHODIST CONFERENCE.

Louisville, ky. March 2l.--Prob- lens of the church regarding young people; the service which the church is rendering, and the ideal toward which young people in the church should work, are among the questions 10 come before the national confer ence Of Methodist students 10 be held here April 1920. Delegates. are now being elected in every Methodist col ege and university throughout the United States, and will come here at their own expense.
New Britain herald., 1924-03-21
Russians Have Lightest
 Aerial Motors Built

Breslau, March ei.-A rough out lire of what is said to he the light est and most powerful airplane motor of its size ever constructed, has been received here from the Moscow Tech nical school. German alrplane manufacturers have sent for a de- tailed description of the motor. which is started by compressed air and operated by naptha. The apparatus is reported 10 weigh only one-tenth as much as the lightcst motor now used on any airplane.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-04-14

for an hour. Keep the bowl tightly
covered. Arrange on a bed Of shred
ded cabbage. garnish with picked
beets cut in fancy shapes or match
like strips and serve very cold.
Protein. lat Galleries; carbohydrate. 124
calories; fat. 4OS calories. Iron, .0099
gram.
Four slices cold roast beef. 2 tablespoons
butter, cups cold mashed potatoes, cup
cold spinach l onion, salt and pepper.
Melt butter in frying pan. Add
meat and saute a golden brown first
on one side and then on the other.
Remove from frying pan and keep
not. Peel and cut onion in shreds.
Add to melted butter in frying pan
and fry pale straw color. Add po-
tatoes and spinach, salt and pepper
and mix thoroughly. Cook until very
hot. Smooth over the top and let
brown OF the bottom. Remove to a
hot platter and arrange the meat over
the top.
Protein. 16S calories: carbohydrate. 456
calories: fat 665 Galleries IRON 1924 gram
Copyright. 1924. NEA Service, Incl
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Experience Gives Advice

Dear Miss Lee: I should like to give
some advice to the lady who signed herself
Rosy Lee in your column of April 9. She
seems to be having the same trouble l used
to have.
Rosy Lee, you say your husband beats
you. Assert yourself: still. be very kind
and gentle Tell him in kind but positive
words that you will not stand for this kind
of treatment any longer. If he doesn't APP
for a while. Don't wait on him too much
Rather call on him in kind but firm tones to
wait on you He viii think more Of you.
Men become spoiled Just as little boys do
and have to be treated similarly.
Remind him that you could leave and sue
way. because you know kind word turneth
away anger.
Don't work too hard Rest at least half
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STILL PRAISING TANLAC
AFTER SEVEN YEARS

lao awakened his appetite, ended his
troubles and brought back his health.
Two years ago Tanlac again built
him up from a badly rundown condi-
ton, and just recently he got to feel
ing weak and exhausted and suffering
from rheumatism. So it was back
to Tanlac, and TanIac Is keeping up
its splendid record, for he is already
much better.
$ Last fall I took Tanlac and the
Vegetable Pills for headaches and
baokaches and obtained wonderful re-
lief. We praise Tanlao constantly
and several neighbors are taking it.
with fine results, on our reoommen-
datior."
Tanlao ia for sale by all good drug
gists. Accept no substitute. Over 40
million bottles sold.
Take Tanlac Vegetable Pills---Adv.
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SOCIAL
Activities
NTE TAIN MEN T S
WEDDINGS BETROTHALS

n EvERAL parties have been
planned for Miss Margaret
LII Cothrell, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Erastus L. Cothrell, 125 E. Fall
Creek Blvd, and Thomas A. Hen
bricks, whose marriage is to take
place April &c. Two small buffet
suppers parties will be given this
week, by Mr.. and Mrs Flank Fish
back Wednesday night and Mr.. and
Mrs. Louis Hearle Friday night
After Easter a number of luncheons
and parties will be given which will
include the supper for the bridal
party Aprp "a and a bachelor dinner
at the Woodstock Country Club.
April rs.
Members of the active chapter gave
the program today for the Theta
Mothers Club at the Kappa Alpha
Theta Chapter House, 215 S. Butler
Ave. Election Of officers was to fol-
Low the program. Miss Evelyn But
Ter, dean of women at Butler Univer-
sity, was an honor guest.
Hostesses for the afternoon were
Mesdames Theodore Seuel, George y.
y
Mclean, D. H. Whitman.
New officers for the Indianapolis
Alumnae Association of Delta Zeta
are: Mrs. Walter Smuck, president:
Mrs. Robert Allen. vice president; Mrs
Frank Abel. secretary; Miss Helen
Pearson. treasurer; Mrs. Robert
Franklin Miller. pan-hellenic repre-
sentative; Mrs. Roy Peterson, publicity
chairman. Miss Pearson was ap-
pointed delegate to the national con-
vention in Evanston, Ill. in June
Miss Florence Drury, alternate.
The election took place following a
buffet supper at the home of Miss
Mary Lane. 144O N. Alabama St, Sat
urday night.
The Amherst Business Mems Club
and the Michigan Alumni Associatino
viii go in special parties to the per
Torrance of the Haresfoot Club mu-
steal comedy. Twinkle, Twinkle"
Tuesday night at the NIurat.
officers Of the University Of Wis
in charge of the production. will be
hosts for the guest dance after the
performance at the Athenaeum. They
are Reginald Garstang. president;
Miss Mabel Goddard. vice president:
Mrs. Robert MapIedsen. secretary;
Edwin W. Camp. treasurer: Paul
Buchanan, fifth member of the ex-
ecutive board.
Members of the Alumni Association
are invited to attend the tea dance
in the Afternoon. There are no writ
ten invitations.
The educators luncheon of the
home and education section of the
Womans Department Club Wecnes-
day will be fitting close to monthly
tours of schools made by the depart
ment during the winter. DR.. William
Lowe Bryan, president of Indiana
University, viii speak.
other special guests will he George
Buck, Milo II. Stuart, Z. n. K. Nc
Comb, Mrs. Eliza Baker, Brother
Austin, James Barrett, DR.. Robert J.
AIey. Dr. Samuel E. Smith, Miss Ere
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lemon in the water, straining 1t
out before adding the water to the
sugar, butter, cornstarch, sugar and
lemon juice. Then add one well
beaten egg after taking the sauce
from the fire.
Salt Water
Before making coleslaw soak the
cabbage in cold salt water for half
an hour.
Bad OdOrs
Keep the plugs in your stationary
tubs after using them and you will
not get the bad odors from the pipes.
Good for Plants
Cold tea should never be thrown
away, but should be fed to the plants.
Meat Stock
Meat stock, used instead of water
in meat sauces, gravies and stews.
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She is doing her wifely duty. She
does everything she can to please her
husband-she gives him good meals;
she waits on him; she humors his
whims. And still he seems to appre-
ciate nothing she does for him.
The woman values herself too low.
Other peoples valuation of a man
or woman seldom is any higher than
his own.
If a wife does not stand up for her
own rights, she does not get them.
OF course, the standing up" must be
done in a most subtle way. Hus-
bands like to be made to feel that
they are being generous. 1t is up 70
the clever wife to make him feel. this
way.
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She's Neglected

Dear Miss Leo: I am girl II years old
l have been going with a boy 81 I have
not seen him for some time I wrote him a
letter to the place where he was boarding
and have not heard from him Do you
think II would be all right to write him
ag ainF Please give me your advice
BLUE EYES.
You know what / mean when tell
you not to run after" a man, don't
you, Blue Eyes? II you have any
pride, you do
II this man desires TO see you. he
would come or would write to you. my
dear. Now don't let your heart droop
at your age. because some young
'sheik" fails to call
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Respect Gone

Dear Martha Lee: We are two boys. 10
and 20. We love two girls II and 49,
dearly. We went with two girls of bad repu-
tatlon. Our girls were angry with us for do
ing TINS They still go with u.s. but they tell
US they never viii care for us as they did.
Please tell us how to win back their love
Tor we think them the sweetest girls in the
world BRUCE AND PAUL.
You can't do it boys-not in this
day. There was a time when girls.
living under the double standard. +"
sat back meekly while men did just
what they have done. But that time
is past
You are BIT young to be talking
love. However If you wish to re-
gain the respect Of these girls the
only thing you can do is to show
them you are really sorry by never
repeating this incident.
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an hour every day. By doing so. you will
keep sweet.
A womant lot is very hard if she let's it
be- But If she will manage right, the best
is hers.
tried the same cure l am giving you,
and now l am happy with my husband.
Why couldn't you leave your husband
even though you have no homer There are
plenty of nice places you could board and
work. l have a notion he soon would beg
you to come back. Tell him you intend 10
do this, even though you don't 1t will make
him treat you better. If you could sell some
fancy work or do a little sewing. he would
feel were not fully dependent on him. That
often helps.
Men don't like women who make door
mats of themselves Neither do they respect
them. Oh. yes. they will wipe their feet on
them every time. but that's far as it
goes.
1t has been my experience that men don't
appreciate or respect women who wait on
them but rather the women who make the
men wait on them.
Try this; if it helps you. please let me
KNOW FRIEND IN NEED.
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1.-THE Easter Hat contest closes
Tuesday. The piles of de
~ signs that have been coming
in TO The Times office for the last
two weeks We're to be taken to La
Petite Hat Shoppe, Alb (. Thir-
tieth St. this afternoon. Those com.
ing in Tuesday before 4 p. m. will be
entered.
With Mrs. Louise Strassner Bar
ney and Miss Grace Claire Strassner,
proprietors Of the hat shop, will be
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Mrs. w. D. Lloyd Says
Both Herself and Hus-
band. Tell How Tanlac
and We g e t a bic Pills
Brought Good Health.

After seven years experience with
Tanlac my husband and I feel that
nothing could take its place in our
home" is the high valuation placed
upon the famous treatment by Mrs.
w. D. Lloyd, 7247 Stewart Ave.
Chicago.
My husband first used Tanlac when
the grip left him weak and emacia.ed
and with his stomach awfully disor-
dered We will never forget how Tan
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ninth wedding anniversary. She will
be assisted by Mrs. Katherine Graves
and members Of the D. D. Club.
Miss Ruby Perkins, 1928 N. New
Jersey St, has gone to Chicago 70
live.
La Vale Gossett Post. Veterans Of
Foreign Wars, will give a card party.
Tuesday night at the hall. COZ n.
Pershng Ave.
Frances Review No. 8. W. B. A..
will have a card party Wednesday
afternoon in Redmen's Hall. Capitol
Ave, and North st.
Alvin P. Hovey w. r. c.. No. 1876.
will give a card party Tuesday after
noon at the home of Mrs. Lottie Le-
Ter, 1145 Orange st.
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Girls! Try thfsi When combtng
and dressing your hair, just moisten
your hair brush with little Dan
derine" and brush it through your
hair. The effect is startling! You
can do your hair up Immediately and
1t will appear twice as thick and
heavy-a mass of gleamy hair, spark
ling with life and possessing that in
comparable softness, freshness and
luxuriance.
While identifying the hair Dan
derine" is also toning and stimulat-
ing each single hair to grow thick.
long and strong. Hair stops falling
out and dandruff disappears. Get a
bottle of delightful, refreshing Dan
derine" at any drug or toilet counter
and just see how healthy and youth
full your hair becOmes.-Advertise
ment.
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Sister MaryS
Kitchen
unless otherwise specified. these
recipes are planned for four persons.)
COLD ROAST BEEF

ri HIS italian salad" will be most
| acceptable in households de-
voted to roast beef:
One cup diced cooked carrots, a cup
diced cooked turnips. l cup diced cold
roast beef l cup cooked string beans cut IN
small pieces shredded cabbage, picked beets,
French dressing.
Make the dressing using one small
teaspoon salt or one-half standard tea
one-eighth teaspoon mustard, two la
teaspoons vinegar. six tablespoons oil.
Mix carrots, turnips, string beans and
meat and let stand in the dressing
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Matter of Religion

Dear Miss Lee: I have been keeping com,
pany with young man whom love with all
my heart. Only ono thing holds back our
future plans: that is our religion. His
niS1ther forods him to go With girl of my
wod ma aqq ne has Rromged her he never
lie says he loves me You know NV
mother could be the same as his about his
religion but she said that am the one thai
must live with the man I marry
l never have seen his mother. but feel a.
though would not be welcome Please ad-
the girl he loves the girl his mother hicks
out for him? JUST TWO LOVERS ys'-NS
A man, to be happy, must marry
the girl Of his choice. not Of his
mothers choice. Of course. But II
would be walking into trouble with
your eyes open for you and this man
to marry with conditions as they now
stand.
The first thing to do is for you to
meet the mans motoher. Don't be
afraid OF her Be most diplomatic,
and make her love you despite your
religion
Once you have done that you and
the man must work out the problem
Of your religion. You should decide.
before your marriage, just what your
attitude on this question will be when
children come.
BETTY JEAN: No, Betty Jean.
love does not always come at first
sight, Mort often. II develops gradu-
ally.
The fact that you are only is and
that you have had little experience
with men friends leads me 10 warn
you against coming to any hasty CON
illusions that you are in love.
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Mrs. Henry Martin Wallick of the
Women's Department Club, judges.
The winner will be announced
and as soon as the judges have
made their decision the winning hat
design will be reproduced in La
Petite Hat Shoppe and delivered in
time for the winner to make her APP
pearance in all her glory on Easter
morn.
Last minute designs may still be
sent to the Hat Editor of The Times.
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Checked

With the blue rep or serge frock
we frequently see coat of striped or
checked material, banded with the
material of the dress.
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Martha Lee Says
Hubby Appreciates Wife
as She Values Herself

The downtrodden wife who good cook and good house
understand why her husband her the way
does
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Cut FIOWeTS
Heated air is injurious to cut
flowers. They should be set in a cool
place at night and in the morning
be put in water up to their necks. If
you float them In the bathtub 1t is
an effective measure.
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Chicken or Veal

With delicately Favored meat,
such as chicken or veal, do not serve
strong vegetables like cabbage.
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Reason for CorSetS

Corset manufacturers say that the
straight dresses which require such
slender outlines are driving the flap
pers back into their oorsets.
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Household
Suggestions

Water Ices
Water ices are frozen In a freezer
like ice cream. but the crank need
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Cut Flowers

not be turned constantly. A few
turns every five minutes is enough.
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Lemon Sauce

A good lemon sauce may be made
by boiling the thinly shaved rind Of
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Mrs. Martha ]. Stubs will address
the Parent-Teachers Club If School
No. 60 Wednesday afternoon on THE
Worth of a Child"
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The sewing meeting to have been
held at the home of Mrs. Harry F.
Reynolds Wednesday afternoon for
the Marion County Chapter Of Amerl-
can War Mothers, has been post
poned. The date VIII pc announced at
the meeting April % at the Sphinx
Arms.
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Mrs. May Mcintyre. SAT n Temple
Ave-, VIII entertain Wednesday after
noon for Mr.. and Mrs. H C. True
blood In celebration of their sixty
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-01-28
WILMETH MOVES
TO FORCE INSANE
MEN OUT OF JAIL
Cases Dismissed in City Court
-TechnicaIities Delay Ac-
ton on Another,

Efforts were being made by County
Clerk Albert H Losche to find room
in the overcrowded Central Hospital
for the Insane, for two men whose
cases were dismissed by City Judge
Delbert 0. Wilmeth today.
Judge Wilmeth took this action to
force the mems removal from the
county Jail, where one has been since
Jan. II and the other since Jan. 10.
Until room Is found for the men in an
institution, they must remain in jail,
although the law provides that pris-
oners be removed as soon as their
cases are dismissed.
The case of a violently insane
colored man, who has threatened to
kill a woman, was continued. The
man can not be committed to an in
stitutiOn until relatives are found to
sign papers.
The Family Welfare Society is
searching for relatives of this man,
and also of a second colored man,
arrested Friday.
The second man, who was a raving
maniac Sunday, refuses to eat and
needs medical attention. according to
Omer Hawkins, a deputy at the Jail.
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LIQUOR BANDITS
LOOT HAMMOND
WHISKY DIST|LLERY
Robbers Get Watchmen
Drunk and Escape With
Booze Worth 100000.
Bg United Press

Bg United Press
HAMMOND. Md, Jan. 2S.-A young
army OF bandits, estimated at between
eighteen and thirty. early today looted
the Hammond Distillery Company of
sixty barrels of liquor, valued at $780,
900, distillery prices, and more than
twice as much at bootleg prices.
They forced three night watchmen
to drink whiskey until the watchmen
were in a drunken stupor.
Oscar Sprague, Anthony Clark and
Angelo Bonini watchmen, are in Gus
tody pending investigation. They told
police between eighteen and thirty
men drove up in three trucks Sunday
night and forced them into a small
room. The three said they were piled
with liquor until they were helplessly
drunk
The bandits worked at leisure and
early today left with their loot.
James Brownie. prohibition agent
for northern Indiana, is investigating
on the theory the robbery was IAN
inside job