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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1924-12-18
6nomiotn berattdipd l6pt6 6artba-
gosfa.

Roomaloift bistorioitiiiat ferto.
wat famaIista ibmisubreista, ioito
oil toimitettu @artbaeosid. Sc oil.
wnt fiiitenfin puclleelftiio pulpit
moan lperiipibolliiistann, jonfn
muofii beioGn mGittciiiinIG ei ole
tuoitu oifein litottpa. gtpt Of, ft,iten.
Fin @artbagosia toimitetltisia foi-
tpoufiisia tebtp loptojd, iofa oIoittao
ibmiiiG iiell1 Wolofille ubrotun
On lopoettp jonffo ,utrria ibmis-
iddnnofiineen joista on ieliuGsti
fGpnpt ilmi, ettG Molofille oil ub-
rattl poifalapiia. 3ln loptojd on
tebtp uieisia eri ferrostumisia, moi
6oan pitG1 toteenn1ptettpnd. ettei
tdlIaiiia fa,nalin ubritoinitiifIid ole
f,ioritettti ainoostoon ioSiain eri.
foistiloii,iuoesia, ipoan pitfien aifo.
len fiilnesia. Saiitausfenttd. jostd
ifurnat lopoettiin. iiiaitiee aiipau
IGbeIIG m,iinoiSta finirta tenppeli1.
ghuit Iopbot oioittd,pdt, ettei fart
bngoloiiilla ollnt mit1dn omaa Il.
wistpstd, tpoan feiiroiiipat be oriaI'
Iifesti roomalaiiia ia freiHolaiiio.
Riesten piifi,na oil oiparabiboinen,
pttfd tliniffd, iofo OF liimeiIto ippo
tettp. gaaispufu of enemmdn eapp,
tiIGismaIIinen. Seibdn biiifienia of.
fpat buoleIliiesti Iattetit ia naibaI.
Ia ii6otiit. SiImdn pmpdrpstdf moo
1attiin nustifii ia biuIet punaiiif.
II. 2ufut'id foristeito fdptettiin,
mriitto ilnloifitpot ne enefnmdn rans
tdIdtfen ,pdri.iIoo t,itn mafuo ia
Aiencfffd.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1924-12-18
Samnel 0OmperS
fuoQut.
6Nlmii fnplla gmerifan pmplclln,
SpiiuunIa totceutni.

Biimc laiiantaina fltoli Sdn YIN
foniosio, Ger. &lcrifan Seocrotion
Of 9abor- -timilen ilpuren tpopaen
j6riest0n i1fGs ia pitfdaitalnen job
taio Somrel 8ompers. SIN iairas
mi oaesiaan Wericosia iosta ban
fuIietettiin Dbopstpaltain paolelle.
tSou,lel @ompers oil ipntpnpi
Sontoos a. @nelannisia tan,n,itatnn
81 b. 1850. Sdnen iidnid oil T.
fanritebtailiia ia Samnel oil tpan
hin faboefiasta lapiesta. Sdnen al
tinIG oil fnrfeam foaluliip'stpt cn
Soar,ut nainen, ia oitinld Fpdstilhlt'
SeSta Son,ueL ai,ta,ltui lntlltlelle.
.Ssn fdtpi foulua fuiioesta fpn1me'
neen tpuoteen ia iitte antautti opIs'
feIeynaan i,,utarin ammattia. &c o.
Ia ei fritenfaan bGntd tppopttonDf
ia iifIi ban alfoi opetden.aan /
idnS6 on,mattia. Sdn pdtpnt tetl
tpSta iifaaritebtaosia ia tlta,ln OIL
iltafoulusia.
@oImentoistu ipuotiaana Sannlel
ioopmi gseip Yorfiin, josla altol
m
tpobon iifaaritebtaasia. B:na 1864
Han enIiferran tllli tunnetuf't .tpo'
mGer IiiffeesIG, fun ban aiittot IL
tnoritcbtaitten tpoldiIid .arjeStp
rna1n unioon. Sitte ban iariesti
muutomia pienem1pid tpopden unioi
To 10 NINA 1881 ban lasfi perns'
h,fIen fanialliielle ameritan Seoe-
ration Of 2abor iarjestolle jonta
jobtaiafii ban on malittu taitttoan
a3 fertoa.
Scr 8ompers meni ei,iiferran o.
spioIiittoou Seeip gorfisia wess
ssofio s;aiian fansin- SamG fuo}i
w:no 1919 pian len idlfeen falN
gomperfit oliipat i,iblineet 5o:ttd
bGapdipGdniG. Sdsid aapioIiitos,d
5pntpi foIme poifaa ia pfli tptar,
iofo iairaanbo boitajottorena troli
Wansfasia iooon oitano. Sojat o.
wot elosio. Siibtif. is p. 1921
@ompers, iilloin II ipuotios. meni
,u,oestann atpioliittoon 38 ipuoti-
ddn muiiifin opettajdn Wrs Ger"
tr,i6e u. o. Reusebelerin tdnsid.
@on,pers oil moltillinen tpSpden
iobtaio. 2uonteeltaan ban oil tor
mofas ia p1dttGtpdinen.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1924-12-18
Stuff innarOsppa iai tmomiuuia.

Chicago, Sll. = Serbert $olli.
bnp, Brent @laiscocf ia nelIa New.
tonin lpeIieStd. iotfa on bupmlthi
ipplliiiti $2,000.OOO postiiunon
roSpoufieen Gbieagon IabellG, olpat
hlpmitut 2eapenportbin panfiloan,
.pniboellen rangaistusaiat pbocst1
lpnobestn ia pboesti paipdst1 fab-
teenfpnlmeneenpiiteen muotecn. Iuo
nitllista iai Sollibap taiffein piiirl
mdn ranoaistlfien. Siit1 bnolimat
ia on ban fieltGptpnpt lltGp,lttanlaS
ia baIlit,tflelle IT'D 100000 er1i,
jofa on ,tiettG1pISti bGnen baIlus.
foam.
@lniseocf. WilliS ia billie Hcip.
ton tliomittiin 12 tpuooen ipanfcus.
rangaistlifieen. @rimeinainittu oil
ie, iofa Daalpoith,i rpo,pGpfiesiG ia
tuotiin bdn oife,,oenistuntoon paa,
reilla fantafndlla
So'epb gseipton, nuorin tpeliefiise
ia. cllen ainoastaan % ,puo6en l..
fGinen, ioi folnen ,puo6en fpanfe.
nsrangnisti,fien Sesie Netptcn. 10.
ia ci toimittanut nr,ita f,liy ipohti.
palpelusta. tuomittiin pb6efii spuo.
oefii ia pboefii panpGfii ,panfilaan.
@iIliam s. sSabp. entinen poSti-
tarfastaja ia Sames Murrop cnti-
nen Gbicagon politiifcitiiia, iotfa
olitpot fcfo rpowGpfien irunnittcIi-
iat mi,tta ettpGt ottoneet iiiben oloo,
opat 10 ennemmtn tliomitut ia fGr-
iiipdt 10 rargaiSh,staon.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1924-12-18
;Slmalaiiuoilla mntfnstamien on tnr.
iuallista.

gfelp gorf. - Senftpafuutuspb.
ti6itten preiibenttien pboistpfien fab
6efIannesiatoista puoiifofol,fiesia
tGdllG tefi feitraalimoiliri Waion
~. Satricf. Obopswaltain armeiion
ilntoiluoiaston pGdlliffo ieltuGd IT,.
inoloifptin febitpfiestd ia iiitd. fuin
ia titrlpalIiiefii on ntatfnstaninen
niillG tebitettp ia apafiutti ett0 iub'
teelliiesti fperrattlna ei ilmoloipo.
cnnettont1,lifiisio ole fitolll,t eneln.
pG1 ibntiii1 fi,in raittatieonnetto.
muufiislafoon. tuaon ofoittatuot IL
lastot p6inipastoin pienempGa fiio-
lc,poiil,utta. &enraoli Yatricf oil
laapunut fofo,,Heeu tartoitutiello
Iaaoa benfiipafu,ituspbtiot otta.
maan ilmaiIijatfin ,uafiutufieen IA.
nolla nnfiulla tuin muffin, iillG
i,ieitten OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES To-
bolta on tGbGn iaaffa bplattp ilntai'
Iiioin mafiirtusbafen,tfiet fofonaan
ia toiiet oinot BELLE forottaneet tp,lr
iimaffut faiffein forfeimpoan Iuof
faan.
&enraali 9atricf, jofa opetteli
Ient1mGan 60 ,puotiaano, fdpttaG
bptuin miein iImaIatpaa fiireelliiisid
ipirfatoinlisiaan
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1924-12-18
suOulfu uutiiia
Snomalaiiilla arfritebbeillG menes'
tastG nlfomailla.

2iettuan tGtdldiielIe IdbetpstoIIc
,aaunaiista iaapuneen tieoon mn.
faan owat 2iettuan oifeuSministe.
rion iulistamasa miniSteri6n III.
oen talon piirustllSfilpoilusia iaa.
meet eniimaiien polfinnon arffiteb
sit 9lntero Yernaio ia @aeuar
Yppa &eliingistd. II II.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1924-12-18

,8ufareSt, TGnne Sbesiasta
Iabetetpn tiebon mufaan on ne,,'
iuosto.B o.BenGidn iotaministeri, 2eon
Trotifi, eroitettu iotarrinisterin tot
mesta.
Samasia ui,tifesio ferrctaan PIT
na-armeiim iulfiiesti iuIista,itl,.
neen pastustamadn @endi6n boIlit.
iefpoa triunnpiroattia ia afettipan
piiolnstomaon Trotsfio.
Trotsfin ipoaotttiin eroamaan
fanionfomisiaorien fofoufiesio Jos.
ia fofoifiesta muo6ostiii fofoomuf.
ierIo on milIoinfoon oIlitt. Tibirbe.
rim, uIfoministeri, pbtpt Trotsfiin.
Mpfob ppfpi puoIueettomono. ga
fin Trctffi Iopiifii tariofi ioipinnon
fdttd, iiiiittiiiipot bdnen sposhista.
iania moiiesto i,iIfeiibesto ia Tdf-
ftipdt buoneestd sptbosto p,ibfnpinn.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1924-12-18
Snnri la6joitns Wfinnefotan Mi
upistplle.

minneapolis, Wtinn. = NocfefeI-
Ter rabaston ii1pistpsoiaston baIlin.
TO on labioittanuf 81, ,25O,OOO iuu-
ruiIen rabaston Winneiotan bIiopis
ton la1fetieteelliielle olastolIe. IL
moittoipat pliopiston mironomailet.
2abioituficen iiidltps fc ebto. ct
td pIiopisto banffii mi,uaIta $2,,
$4,000 joiSta iaa6aan fifteen pb-
teisiuulmafii $3,6OO,0OO, iofo on
atpioiummu IGdfetieteeIliien oias.
ton iim,uln peraistettnpaa miltta
Ninneapolin pleist1 iairoaIaa mdr-
ten.
E:ri 8. 8. goffman. pliopistcn
preiioentti ilmoitti labjan ioannis-
ia pliopiston ballintoneuipostnlIe,
ielostaen pfiitpisfobtionn rnnoten
Iabioittaiain eboot.
2abia on erittdin tdrfed astet
laafetieteelliien oiaston parar,tami-
ieen. iofa oiasto tulee iitten gQin-
neiotan pliopistosta "9lmeritan
@ienin". ianoo pliopiston lddfetie-
teelliien oiaston oefaanis 9. g.
2pon.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1924-12-18
Waanmilieliiat iuastnstaipat opetta.
lien in1innitelmaa.

2anfing, 0ticb. - Micbiganin
DoItiongrongen toimeenpanetpd 70.
mitea on rpbtpnpt toinenpiteiiiin
mastustaafieen Wicbisanin opetta-
jien pb6iStpffen i,illnnitelmaa perin
toperon ia ulfoIaiSten tpafuutispb.
tioioen tperotlfien liiddmiiefii pri.
marpfouhirabaston fartuttoniief.
II. Goirnenpiteeieen oootetaan pbtp.
9pdn faiffien ipaltion i,ilirimpien
maampilielpsidriestoien
2aaian neupotteIun idlfeen, jon.
ia feStaeSfd opettaiien pboistpfien
iliunnitelmn iai oiafieen anfaraa or
tpostefua ia iosio ie leintattiin JOB.
tiiIpon ainoastaan fannottaiienIa
polfantorotusta laooit.
tin ia bmpdfipttiin ie,raaipa rei,t.
lutiioni:
aosfa 8altion Opettojien ybSis
tpS ia fauntien foulnfomisiicnerit
prittiipdt iaooa aifaan IafiiGGfoStd
$5,OO0,000 iiuirliiien robaerGn TO.
foamiiefii Observation-Disclosures
aietetta,paffi;
@osfa tdllaiiia maroja moibaan
fGpttdd ainoostoan opettaiirn half.
toien n,afInmiieen ia fauntinfomis.
iionerien palffojen forottamiieen.
SIfoon iiis pGdtettp Wicbiaanin
@oltiograngen toimenpanapan 70.
mitean piioleSta, ettd ie ipastistaa
tdtd pleisten pal,peIiioitterlo .oaItio
idrjestpfienid tpdlitpfielld eiittGmGG
periaatetto faaba laabitufii IafiiGd.
bos, io,fa tarfoitus on etup1dsid
laotiioi6en onien paIffoien Iii1dmi.
ncr.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1924-12-18

On fili,lunrt tietoia iaiitnnitelmis
ia, eta iuon,alainen titfimusretfi.
funta Idbtiii 5ranS Soiefin moolIe.
prof. %oSberg onfin ilmoittanut
oIleen pienesid piirisid ieIlaisto q.
iatlista. Sin,nnitelnat oipnt lpasto
faiitenfin oiipan aluIlaan. joten ret.
fen totelituninen, Iienee ,picld. al.
nafin toistaiiefli, madrdamdttd. Il.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1924-12-18
@rs Goolihse faannt 1afitieteem foh.
forin arippn.

Bottom BaSi. = Wers Cabin
Coolidge ia t:ri Waoriou talbot,
Gbicagon piopiston oefoonus. TAI.
not gostrnin pIiopistosfa Iofitic.
teen tobtorin oripon piimemoinit,tn
pliopiston naisoefoanufien, U2rs
aucp Senfins Sronfrinin pfitpffestd.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1924-12-18
.SafIitnspnIa Saflosjo.

Waanontaina Safion preiibentM
@bertt bppdfipi fansIeri Iaryin IA
bdnen ministerienia eronpppmnSt.
@inistereid fiiitenfin ipoo6itodn
toimimaan tebtdfpisidGn himnes TN.
bet on ipdIittu.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1924-12-18
2ebtori Marttnr s. @irffnnen
fnollnt.

2nrun iuomaIaiien pliopiston
rebtori, profesiOri arthiri g. Dirf.
fiinen fuoIi ipf. II p. naotiIalGoon
Tetafiesia @ranfnlIasia ipbdmbaI.
ipaufieen. Sdn OF fuoIIesiuon 60
ruuooen ifGinen. Tur,in iuomaIaiien
pIiopiston rebtorina ban oil nliopis
ton toiminnan aluSta lufien.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1924-12-18
Iiliuonnm omistajat IabioitfelewaI
IiiuistaslaitofiiIle.

@oebester,, q. y. - @eoree
@oitmon, rocbesteriIoinen teoIIiiuii'
Senbarioittaio, on ilmoitton,it lab.
ioittaneemia $f5,OO0,OO0 iiutrniien
f,rmnon eri oppiIoitofiiIle, forfeim.
baa foi,Iuiimistpsfd purfen.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1924-12-18
&ulmanneu pnuIneen fobtaIo rat.
faistaan enfi helmifnusIo.

8aibington. - goistpsmielifen
poliittiien taisteIurpbmdn tsimeen-
ponetpa fontitea iofa mime tpoaIeis
ia toimi icnaattori ga Solletten pre-
fioentinfofeliuioen bptpdfii. on pitd.
mdslGGa fofoaifiesia p1dttdnpt hut
ii,a p,ioIueen idienet fanialIiieen To.
foufteen Gbieaeoon beImifumn 25
pdiwdffi pddttGmddn puoIueen t,ire.
mosto toinlintaiiiunnosto.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1924-12-18
sSSnis antp.pnnettumnnben ai6ent
taiana.

Oyaeirlisia, geebrosfasia, tormd.
Il iruri, outon iuaIoistd iofoishimtt
janis opettaiotor Sesia Sopoen- oii-
too luastann idrficn ii,oiusIaiin.
2oiin firpoleet Ioiwdt fafii bammos.
ia opettaiuitaren hiusto ia IeiffeIi.
mot bdnen fasuotbin'a iuuria Boo.
,poid.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1924-12-18
Maria 9lferblom faranuut.

Wearrosf. t3 p:nG Ietpiii Selin.
aisi1 tieto, ettG Maria Merblcm o-
Ii pGGsipt farfrun &onln,ion iai-
roolasto TooIosio, josNa banta on
boioettl, 10 miimc fetpG1std olfoen
8iimefii oliwat boitalot nabneet
neiti Wario Iferblomin pdiwallt.
iellG flo 5:n aifaon. Senidlfeen oil
ban poIittanut p1ipupsto balun'
nut poneiltro iGnfppuid iepaamlaon,
ppptden boitaiattaren iatnmuttaman
,polot buoneest.a ia S,,Ifemoan os
ipen, ei fuitenfoan idppiin. &nr
bcitaja fifteen flo Tn ialfeen mel
teetG 9tferbIon,in buonceIeen bno-
maii ban biioneen tpbjdfii eifa q ;ta
loptnnpt ntuuaItaIaan buonC.,stnSto.
TGlloin bGlpptti ban m,tit hottaiot'
taret ia oiiasta iIl1toitettiin ntposfin
poIiiiilnitofieen.
On Dp.pin otafiutt@paa, eta
Wearia Merblon1illa on ollut afp,ts'
taiia tposiddii jotfa omat olleet
bGntd fpas.aai,ottamasia aiban tot
ieIIa puoIella. &aifen tooennafoiipp'
ben mlifaan on farfaamiien tafano
oferblomilninen labfofurta.
Seliinein roostawonoifciis oh c
belIiienG maonantaina iiilistamol'
laan pG1tofiell1 tuomin,rl.t Mario
SferbIouin pibettGipdfii fponfeuoeS'
ia 2 lpuotta 10 fitiifai,ttu.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1924-12-18

Bastori Sisbfin jia Irs GIiie
SpeetM nulrbafiittl iota tittfitoon
Woi,nt Bernon'isia, SIl., on berGt-
tdnpt taipattomon i,iitrta buomicte
Oifeusbaione on istintoien aifono
alma tapnnd uteIiasta toniao. Tao.
net tiiofpat pditpdIIiien miitanoon
oiteiistolcon ettehpat menetd ist,,.
middn
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-07-02
THREE CHILDREN :
RECEIVE PR|zE%
IN FILM CONTEST
Mrs, Ross to Present Books
to Winners at Showing
of Hats off, /

Winners of the contest held by theI
educational committee Of the Indi-
annapolis Indorsers of Photoplays dur
ing the winter on THE Picture I
Liked Best" are Miss Dorothy Gull,
1905 n. Senate Ave. Jackie Coogan
in Circus Days; Miss Lucia Helms,
$3.50 N. Talbot Ave, 1.-THE Call of
the Wild; Miss Evelyn Meyers, 1116
N. Capitol Ave-, Cinderella and the
Magic Slipper"
The educational committee pre-
scented the pictures for children at
the public library and Mrs. David
Ross. president of the Indiana In
dorsers of Photoplays, offered a prize
for the three best compositions on
pictures they liked best and why.
Judges were Miss Eliza Browning,
Miss Carrie Scott and Miss Zella
Spence of the public library.
Prizes, which are books, will be
awarded at the Fourth of July cele-
bration and the showing Of Hats
Off" Friday morning at the Circle
Theater.
Mrs. D. Y. Byrkitt is general chair
man for the celebration, assisted by
Mrs. John T. Wheeler. president Of
the Seventh District Federation Of
Women's Clubs.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-07-02

and Lois Wilson are a few Of the
more popular and gifted players
who were discovered in this man
ner.
Miss Griffith's work in Lilies of
the Field and in Single Wives
abundantly justified the judges
decision.
Likewise Mary Philbin, who
came to prominence in Merry Go
Round. and Lois Wilson, formerly
a school teacher. who forced to the
front in The Covered Wagon
There are "a number OF others,
some Of them probably among the
film favorites of cluhwomen sup
porting the resolution against
beauty contests. who might other
wise never have Eraced the
screen.
Additional winners of beauty de-
cisions now in the movies. whose
names come 10 mind are. Eleanor
Boardman. Hazel Keener. Mary
Thurman. Clara Bow. Madge Bel
lamy, Jobyna Ralston and Maryon
Aye.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-07-02
LETTER FROM ALICE HAMIL
TON To LADY BETTY
CARNOVAN

/ MY DEAR BETTY:
Sometimes l wish l had never
come back. for. Betty dear. I'm not
sure that / shall be a loved wife II
stay in America. Since Karl has
! come back TO this country he is very
different from what he was over
there. I have found that since we
came back and saw my sister, all his
old emotions have welled up within
him. And she is particularly nasty.
Betty. she's really grown prettier.
and. although she is rather plump, II
| is becoming. She has also developed
strain OF Independence of her fam
lily which is particularly exasperat-
ing.
told her the other day in so
many words that 1 wanted her to
give me back the pearls. Karl was
in the room, and what do you think
he said? He said he would not al
low me to take them.
OF course, two or three days later
he gave me another. more gorgeous
string than hers. yet It made me
love that he had given to Leslie that
he had not given to me. I don't
want to be jealous Of my own sis
ter. but sometimes / cannot help it.
Now I must tell you the most
thrilling and exciting part of the
whole business. Leslie has never
told her husband that those pearls
are real or that Karl gave them to
her through me. You know she
found this out while we were in Eu
rope through breaking them and
having them restrung. But back of
all this there is some mystery which
am sure that Karl knows. I am go
ing to get at it and then, Mrs. Leslie
Prescott had better look out! I do
not think Karl should share a secret
with my own sister which he will
not tell to me, do you?
Do you think, Betty, that a wo-
man should keep any secrets after
she marries him? Perhaps the time
will come when I shall feel it my
duty to tell John Prescott all that I
know for I can tell you right now
that I am not going to allow any
one, even if she be my own sister, to
come between me and my husbands
love.
You don't know how queerly the
women dress in America. Betty
much more splendidly for the street
than they do in England. Leslie is
wearing a tailormade suit of silk al
paca. very beautiful. but oh, so ex-
pensive, in black and white. Every
body is wearing black and white,
you know, and I must say that if
we'll combined it is universally be-
coming. Leslie looks very beautiful
in ii. Karl remarked upon it and I
remarked that it really looked too
expensive for a comparatively poor
mans wife. Karl made no comment
on that. but I am afraid he was an
noyed.
Leslie went back to her own home
last night. Dad wanted her to go
home with us and I was afraid she
was going to accept, for dad is not
very well; but you know that Leslie
will have the third anniversary of
her wedding next week. She wants
us all to come over for it. but I do
not think dad will be able to go, and
certainly I shall not. I feel as if I
had enough of my sister to last me
a long while. We do not worship
the same gods, my dear.
She is all the time talking about
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I ISIS LUCY LINDLEY, 310S
Central Ave, entertained at
y fbaa+oy- Marty ar the Muraf

H. ISIS LUCY LINDLEY, 310S
#IMi Central Ave, entertained at
ILL., 4 theater party at the Murat
on Wednesday afternoon. Guests
were: Miss Laura Rankin, Miss
8 Wilma Miller, Miss Virginia Pendle-
4 ton, Lawrence, Kan; Miss Elizabeth
q Moore, Holton, Kan; Miss Mary
6 Martin, Parsons, Kan, and Miss
Emily Biegler of Indianapolis, whom
II they are visiting.
The young women, members Of
Kappa Alpha Theta, are visiting in
q Indianapolis, after attending the
national convention of the sorority
: in West Baden. All attended the
n University Of Kansas.
81 Following the matinee Miss Bieg-
3 Ter arranged a dinner party at her
a home. 1886 Central Ave.
q Miss Dorothy Miller, 1884 Carroll
s. ton Ave, viii entertain for Miss
q Biegler's guests on Thursday at
a luncheon and Miss Biegler will enter
tain in the afternoon at bridge.
The out-of-town guests will re-
turn to their homes Friday.
MIS-. N4GuOAdS w dLkAllSs C1JO NrOAl-
81 ford Ave, entertained Tuesday with
i a luncheon for her neice, Miss Jessie
4 Forbes, Sioux City, Iowa, who is
visiting her. The guests; Misses
n Frances Smith, Mary Josephine
= Owens. Mary kinsley, Dorothy
Carroll, Frances Pond.
d Miss Forbes was the honor guest
i Wednesday afternoon at a theater
party at the Murat given by Miss
4 Kinsley. She will leave Thursday
1for Chicago.
~ Rachel Benton, 1867 Park
Ave. accompanied by Miss Roma
q Brotherhood, Muncie, Ind, left Tues
day for northern Indiana where
they will spend the summer.
Miss Zelda Paiewonskey of St.
4 Thomas, Virgin Island, U. s., who
Z has been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. A.
IL. Freeman, 1925 n. Capitol Ave.
: viii leave Saturday for Jamaica. N.
Y, where she viii be the guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Bernstein.
-
u Miss Josephine Brown, 1920 y.
Pennsylvania St, will go to Bed
ford. Mass, next week to take a
secretarial position in a hospital
there.
The wedding of Miss Alma Marie
Bredewater, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. George Bredewater. ia Oliver
B Ave, to Walter laval. will take
place Saturday.
4 Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon Christy
: Hampton Of St. Louis, No, viii mo-
tor to Indianapolis to spend the holi-
! day with Mr.. and Mrs. Nicholas Wat
I kins, 1853 Guilford Ave.
Mrs. s. E. Light, 2S11 Ruckle St, en-
n tertained with three tables of bridge
Wednesday afternoon, honoring Mrs.
Louis Meyers of Chicago, who is Wis
iting her daughter, Mrs. William T.
Sandstrom. and Mrs. Joseph Brum-
berg, Buffalo. y. Y, house guest of
Mrs. c. Medals, 725 y. Delaware st.
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Mother InterfereS

Dear Miss Lee am girl IS years
old. ] am in love with a boy of 90 He
is good-looking and the right kind of com
pany. He is manager of a drug store. My
family is wealthy and he is not. therefore
/ am not permitted to go with him
h9 does not live in Indianapolis He
writes to me but mother will not let me
have his letters. We see each other every
Saturday night, but no one knows it.
should like to know how he can send me
letters without mother knowing they are
from him. A GIRL FRIEND
Romantic as it might be to further
loves young dream, etc, I cannot
do it conscientiously. I have an idea
your mother may have other rea-
sons for wanting to stop this affair
the most logical reason being that
you are taking it far too seriously
for a girl this age.
Why not try obeying your mother
for a while, instead of deceiving her?
That's the only way you ever will
have a chance to win her so that
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some young woman who has opened
shop, and I never could associate
with shopkeepers. you know
I'm going to try To persuade Karl
to return TO England to live. or at
least on the continent somewhere.
right after we are married II viii
be hard work, for he has such silly
ideas on the subject Of America and
his home. I'll tell you what I think
Of both after l am married and have
lived here a little longer; but I don {
anticipate that l am going 10 like
America enough to establish a home
in II.
Lots of love to you and yours. my
dear. ALICE.
NEXT: Letter from Sally Ather-
ton to Beatrice Grimshaw.
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All through the school year teach
ers have tried to inculcate into their
students d sixth sense-the safety
sense"
Now the work is left to mothers to
carry on. 1t is a work of love, this
Of protecting their young. 1t also
must be q WORK Of intelligence.
Just to warn a 10-year-old that
he must be careful is not enough.
The wise mother makes a game Of il,
so that the child takes an actual in
terest in looking both ways before
crossing a street. He may not re-
alize the danger, but the good re-
suits are the same, if the safety
game" beomes a habit.
No mother can watch her children
every minute. But she can provide
safe recreation for them, and she
can see that they grow up with the
safety sense"