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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-25

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Dept. W. IS. 500 CrotoRa PARK So.
New York, N. r. y. s. A,
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| There were few dissenting votes.
On the whole, however, Indianapolis
seems agreed that marriage is not
responsible for the evils OF the
world They think, rather, that in
dividuals, not the institution Of mar
riage. should be blamed for any
marital troubles.
In several instances, writer's point
to the many happy marriages. AT
the same time, those supporting the
other side cite divorce records to
prove their point.
The divorce argument, however. is
answered by repeating the belief
that not marriage itself, but persons
taking the marriage vows, are at
fault.
Evidently many persons agree
that something is wrong. Some say
| 1t is refusal of modern married
couples to accept responsibility
others. lax morals; still others. lack
Of religion. =
Whatever the cause, the solution,
the jury decides, will have to come
from people, and marriage itself
stands firm on its foundation.
In conclusion, few more letters
in the discussion are published:
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ASSEMBLY, CLUB
ENTERTAINED BY
MRS. BEVER|DGE
Executive Committee Gives
Luncheon for Local
Women.

Members OF the State Assembly
Women's Club were guests at a
pretty informal tea on Thursday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. Al
bert ]. Beverage, AGA Washington
Blvd.
At 1 p. m. the clubs executive
committee entertained at luncheon
at the Propylaeum the committee Of
indianapolis women who arranged
the opening luncheon Of the club at
the Indianapolis Athletic Club, JAM
~. Covers for seventeen were laid
at a table lighted by yellow tapers
in silver holders, and arranged with
centerpiece of candy flowers. Place
cards were from Honolulu.
Mrs. CD. Buchanan. president, an
nounced theater party for Tues
day afternoon, with Mrs. Martha J.
Stubs as hostess. Those wishing
to attend are to meet at 2:15 on
the mezzanine of the Claypool. On
Wednesday the club viii meet for
business at IL at the ClaypooI, to
be followed by lecture on linens
and table setting at the Pettis Dry
Goods Company.
A luncheon at Technical High
School win be held Feb. A, followed
BY tour Of the school. That eve
ming legislators and their wives will
be guests Of the Photoplay Indor-
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BAD BREATH
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets
Get at the Cause and Re
move It.

Or. Edwards Olive Tablets, the sub
stitute for calomel, act gently on the
bowels and positively do the work.
People afflicted with bad breath. find
quick relief through DR.. Edwards Olive
Tablets. The pleasant, sugar-coated
tablets are taken for bad breath BY all
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DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets act gen
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All the benefits Of nasty, sickeninR.
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altogether too much and let's me
know that she knows it.
you know have been pretty
good husband to you. I have stayed
at home with you and tried to put
up with all your little temperament
al idiosyncrasies because of your
condition. Don't you think it foolish
to be Jealous of your old friend,
Sally Atherton?
Why can't you let me say a
woman is stunning without looking
as though had told you that was
going to elope with herr"
Copyright, 1925, NEA Service, Incl
NEXT: This letter continued.
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LETTERS TO DR.. BAKER

NEW YORK CITY: N. Nc. st. Clair
R. n, 81 W. 126th ST., writes: Il have
benefited after using for about three
months when all other prescriptions
did me no good at all Arbolone cer-
tainly has done for me and another
member of my family what nothing else
could do though had tried for years,
etc.
CLEVELAND, OHIO: Mrs. Geo.
Harris, 1922 St Clair St., writes Il
have followed directions and lost ID
pounds in two weeks. thanks to Arbo-
lone Tablets, ETC.
M0N0NGAHELA, Pa. Mrs. Tom
Wood, Church ST.. writes Il have been
troubled by q bad condition OF the
blood for some time My face would be
unsighfly. marred BY blotches and
pimples (acne) suffered also with
severe bilious headaches On reading
your advice ID our Pittsburgh paper
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I.
purchased three boxes of 3-grain Sui
pherb Tablets and today l can readily
recommend them. They are worti
twice the price asked for them. 1t il
my wish that the whole world knew
Of this wonderful remedy, ETC."
VALLEY FALLS, RHODE ISLAND,
| Mary Cummings, 56 High ST., writes
Your Su-thol Tablets (for relief Of
PAIN and Cadomene Tablets as a tonic
are wonderful. never had anything
no matter what price pail for.it, that
worked so sure. so mild and wonderful
l a, am glad to write you about them and
hetc.v
CLEVELAND, OHIO: Mrs. II. Kohl.
1851 K. both St., writes II read your
health helps in the paper. had suf-
fered with nasal and throat catarrh.
After using two tubes Of Mentho- Lax
enc Salve and two boxes of Vi..nc
Powder, / am almost entirely well.
They are both wonderful remedies,
oo Y5oQNGsTOwN, OHIO: Marie Ellis,
family has used Casca Royal pills for
many years and have always fonnd
them to be an ideal physic Have en-
perimented with other pills at times,
but always go back to Casca Royal.
Sincerely, etc.
HANOVER. KANSAS: Mrs. Nina
Jaedieke writes: Last winter used
essence Mentho -Laxene with excellent
results. had stubborn cough from
which could not get relief until I
nsed It, The cough yielded almost in
my best wishes, etc
y
EAST LYNN. MASS: Mrs. r. a
Billings. % Williams Ave, writes: an
the past two years had two opera
lions. They both left me with weak
ened and nervous condition. / saw yonr
advice about Cadomene Tablets Have
taken boxes and weakness has left
me and my nerves rae improving every
day. cannot speak too highly Of
MUSCATINE, IOWA: Harold Kopf
lO6 2. Second St, writes: IT was
troubled with my kidneys and bladder
so bad | could only work few hours
a day. At night / could not sleep and
In the morning could hardly bend over
to dress myself. I took one box Of
troubled since. Also have recommend
I'd to others and they have found re-
LYONS, n. ": l.. II. Gutschow IS
Spencer st., writes: Some two months
ago | had very stubborn case Of
dandruff. | purchased two Jars Of
plain yellow Minyol, used them both.
1t is without doubt the finest scalp
treatment on the market today, because
it not only stops the dandruff but slim
ulates new hair growth and restores
life and lustre to the hair. / heartily
recommend 1t to the public, etc.
Information: IL your regular drug
gist does NOT supply the medicines
mentioned by DR. baker the following
can do So: Hooks Dependable Drug
Stores, Goldsmith Bros, Henry j,
Hudar, Haag's Cut Price Drug Stores.
and al good druggists everywhere.
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LETTER FROM LESLIE PRES
COLT TO THE LITTLE MAR.
QUISE, CARE OF THE SIC
CRET DRAWER.

Sometimes wonder II am not
very hard to get along with. dear
little Marquise.
Jack is SO delightful to all his
friends. they all seem to think he is
wonderful and yet since dad died
I have been at purposes with
him all the time. =
I can't, little Marquise, talk my
troubles over with outside people but
today could stand it no longer.
i determined to tell mother about
it. She must have seen that some
thing was wrong but she has not
said a word to me about my hus-
band since Alice's death.
After Ruth told me what Sally
had written to her, didn't know
what to do. think / was more
Inundated that Ruth, who was so
happily married, should know all my
troubles than / was with the trou-
bles themselves / didn't care so
much about Sally because Sally had
great unhappiness in her married
life and have made up my mind to
write to her and tell her that she
need not be afraid to write me any
news about my husband she thought
I ought to know.
After that terrible telephone con
versation with Jacks drunken friend
felt asN though all was over.
Jacks idea that / would see the
humor Of 1t seemed to me to put
the finishing touches upon my hurt
feelings. 1t didn't seem to me as
though could even see Jack ever
again and yet knew that some.
thing must be done as Sally Ather
ton has said. to keep the business
from going on the rocks.
Not having married your lover
the king, little Marquise, you did not
know all the terrible ogres that lie
in wait to murder love.
believe that y every woman
would tell the truth she meets one
Of thes ogres when she is going to
have baby. She gets ali mis-shapen
and Of course very sensitive and nat
urally when her husband pays com
pliments to other and more shapely
women 1t makes her heart sick.
OF course 1t is thoughtlessness or
his part but there always comes to
her the thought which Helen Hunt
put so beautifully:
When one loves much
He can not forget"
| I get so unhappy over JS.ck's open
adminiration of other wol.len, while
all the while am conscious OF how
ugly I am.
I said as much to him one day
when he came home and told me
how stunning Sally I,therton looked
that day.
What do you mean. Leslie?" he
asked. Surely you are not jealous
of Sally Atherton. l would net Fall
in love with her II she were the last
woman In all the world. She knows
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COURT BILLS PREPARED
Harrison 10 Introduce Two Meas
ures In Senate.

Senator Harrison, indianapolis,
Republican. will introduce two bills
in the Indiana Senate to reorganize
the court system in Indianapolis
One provides for replacing all Cen
ter Township Justice of peace courts.
except one with court of common
pleas, the other for another city
Judge. with equal powers and juris-
diction with the present city court.
The Indianapolis Bar Association
has a bill which would replace the
justices and city court with four mu-
nicipal courts.
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Divine | aw

Dear Miss Lee: I believe God knew
what He was doing when he said Il wal
not good for man to be alone, and gave
him helpmeet and they twain should bt
one flesh. How could Code plan be i'm
proved upon by mortal man?
The fault lies not In the marriage insti
tuition. but In the lack of reverence fol
the marriage vows: In loose moral condi
tiops.
If couples would be more solemn befor
God before being Joined in holy wedlock
and be faithful to each other afterward
there would be- no divorces or little chill
dren left without fathers or mother
protection. F. +. r.
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COST DIVISION PLANNED
Compromise on Flood Prevention
Work Expected.

Cost of flood prevention work may
be divided equally between railroads
involved and the city as the result
of a resolution showing willingness
to compromise. adopted by the board
Of works Wednesday The resolu-
ton was the result OF recent rul-
ing OF the United States Supreme
Court.
Arrangements for conference of
public officials and railroad repre-
sentatives will be made later.
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SoCIAL
ActiUitieS
ENTERTAINM q N rs
WEDDINGS BETROTHALs

PRETTY afternoon wedding
| a took place Thursday at 8,
when Miss Marguerite Cul-
bertson, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles A. Culbertson, $40 E. Twerf
ty-Second St., and Francis A. Linton
Jr., son of Mr.. and Mrs. Francis "A.
Linton Of Southampton, Ontario,
Canada, were married in their new
home, 4S19 Guilford Ave. The Rev.
%. w. Fifer read the service before
bank of palms and ferns The
room was lighted by cathedral
tapers.
Preceding the ceremony Pasquale
Montani, harpist, played II Love
Thee" Believe Me. II All Those En-
dearing Young Charms and Bar
carole." He played the bridal
chorus from "Lohengrin" for the
entry Of the bride. and during the
service, schuberts ave Maria"
The bride, who was unattended,
wore poudregblu crepe in simple
style, with straight front drape,
caught with a pearl ornament. She
carried an arm bouquet cot Mrs.
Aaron Ward roses and delphiniuyn.
Following the ceremony an In
formal reception for thirty-five
guests was held. after which Mr..
and Mrs. Linton left for Chicago.
They will be at home after Feb. i.
Mrs. Linton travelled in black satin
dress. a topcoa. Of dark green and a
straw hat to match the coat.
Tho home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
e. Welsh, 1884 N. Illinois St., was
decorated with palms and ferns and
lighted by white cathedral tapers
for the wedding Wednesday evening
OF their. daughter, Margaret Cert
rude and Clarence Porter Nichols,
which took place at $3.50, with the
Rev Elmer Ritter officiating.
Preceding the ceremony, Miss
Hope Bedford, accompanied by Mrs.
Frederick I. Glossbrenner, harpist,
sang "At Dawning," "I Love You
Truly" and Sweetheart of Sigma
Chi"
The bride who was given In mar
riage by her father, wore gown
of ivory white bridal satin. fashioned
with tight bodice and skirt fulled
at the sides and a court train. The
bride wore veil of tuIIe arranged
Tat the head with a crown Of chan
lilly lace and orange blossoms. She
carried a shower bouquet OF bridal
roses and valley lilies, and wore the
gift of the bridegroom. platinum
wrist watch.
Miss Katherine O'Meara was maid
hof honor and Mrs. John r. Welsh, of
Chicago. matron of honor. Rowland
Nichols was best man and the
groomsmen were John T. Welsh and
Bernard Nichols.
Following the wedding a reception
for 125 guests was held, after which
Mr.. and Mrs. Nichols left on a we'd
ding trip. They will be at home
after Feb. is. at 1S4 w. Twenty
First ST., Apt. is. Mr.. Nichols, who
was graduated from Indiana Uni
versity, is a member of the Sigma
Chi fraternity.
Mrs. c. A. Cook. s24s Washington
Blvd, was hostess Thursday after
noon. for the meeting of the WON
ems Advance Club. Mrs. Harry N.
McClelland read a paper on "Tol-
stoi."
Mrs. w. y. K.roegher, sol N. De-
Quincy St., entertained Thursday az
ternoon with luncheon in honor
Of Mrs. Edwin STEERS The table was
appointed with orchid sweet peas.
Covers were also laid for Mesdames
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More Lobbyists Register

Charles B. Welliver, representing
the American Central Life Insurance
Company. his registered as lobby
list with the secretary OF State.
Others registering: Lewis x. Muir
chic. Indiana Aeal Estate Associ-
alton, and F.. o. Cuppy, Lafayette,
Ind, Telephone Association.
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obesity is often due to partial Ialiure
of the thyroid gland to secrete anu uls,
perse through the blood an iodlne glahu
snbstance which nature INTENDED as
regulator of the fat absorption from tne
food consumed Science, through
rnvriads Of experiments, discovered that
the simple administration OF the deSsI-
Gated thyroid gland substance, suppnes
to a degree. natures need Ior tne con7
troll Of fatty accumulation
FOR many years l have recommended
ArhoIone Tablets as reliable, non
secret home remedy, as 1t confalns one
Urain Of thyroid gland, with other ap-
s,roved ingredients, that have a tend
{ncv to aid in reducing the supernuous
fatty tissues and to regulate tns pei PEI,
III ner directions ] have never known
Then r. be harmful; on the contrary,
MANY have gratefully written the facts
n fheir success Leading pharmacies
dispense Arbolone Tablets.
n p B. asks: Have tried many
.hinvs to help me Of kidney and blad-
49, 49, trouble. Ny sleep is disturbed and
On arising feel stiff. and sore with
dreadi1H4 Have Osci been told there is no or
gsnic trouble. SO what can I do =
Answer: A tonic-diuretic, neutraiiz-
sr@ agency in the form Of Balmwort
Tablets may be taken for the relief you
desire.
T. asks. Il have been in a
..eab rundown nervous condition
sinea undergoing operations which. con-
Sined me in bed for many weeks. Appe-
fsfe fiekle, pale, thin and circulation not
good. What can use to improve
health r
answer: I suggest Cadomene Tab
sets far the benefit they AFFORD to the
aneraic blood and weakened nervous
system.
Mrs. L. B. asks: 'I want to reduce
- waight. and wish to know If the
1-holons Tablets you so often recon-
@aend are harmful to those who take
them 2"
Answer: In my opinion, backed up
b observation and correspondents
Easements, and the sale of hundreds of
thousands Of this tablet they are not
harTnful when used as directed, but on
ne contrary they seem to give almost
universal satisfaction.
IL. c B. writes Ny blood and skin
are IN poor condition, because Of con-
slant tendency to be eonstipated Also
am bilious and have headache, besides
Dimplas, itching, and occasionally a
bad case OF hives
Answer: suggest Snlphet41 Tablets,
which tend to correct constipation
while providing sulphur, cream Of tar
tar. sarsaparilla a. helpful IN mi tQr
"a
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Company In Recetvership

DU 7 Uttd DU6CJUE
SOUTH BEND, Ind, Jan. 22.-In
order that reflnancing might be
possible, the Consumers Service Com
pany has been placed in the hands
Of receiver, according to- word
from Federal Court at Pittsburgh.
Pa. Several hundred Indiana per-
sons are investors in the COM
pany.
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A. B. Long. Earl Foxworthy, Ed
ward Happier, Llyod Tucker, Frank
Fiske, Claude Edmonds.
-"
The Martha Hawkins Society Of
the First Baptist Church met, Thurs
day with Mrs. w. Ray Adams, 4041
N Meridian ST., for an all-day meet
ing. A buffet luncheon for seventy
five was served at noon.
Mrs. Adams entertained Wednes-
day with three tables Of luncheon
bridge in honor OF Mrs. Jack
Brooks OF Pittsburgh, Pa, house
guest Of Mrs. Paul Brown. A silver
basket in the center of the table held
narcissuses and calendulas. Gov
ers were also laid for Mesdames
Frank Adams, Rockville, Ind. Arch
Grossman, George Spindler, Rudolph
Aufderheide, Thomas Kausman, L.
G. De Haven, Harold Taylor. r. r.
Bunch, Paul Brown and r. c.. Fox.
-
Wallace Cook of Evansville, Ind.
and Elos Peterson Of Chicago, who
We're house guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
G. A. Cook, 324S Washington Blvd,
for celebration Of Indiana Insur-
ance day." have returned home.
Mrs. l.. A. Beard of Pioneer. Ohio.
Is spending several days with her
daughter. Mrs. Mark v. Rinehart.
4S0 E. Forty-Ninth st.
49,
The marriage of Miss Esther Bre.
mer. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Frederick ]. Bremen, $3.50 e. New
York So, to N. B. Tichenor was
solemnized Wednesday evening at
the home Of the brides parents, the
Rev. E. g. Roberts officiating. The
Eome was decorated with palms.
ferns and vari-colored sweet peas.
Before the ceremony Miss Mary Mar
garet Dolk, accompanied by Jack
Stocker. sang "At Dawning" and
Il Love You Truly
The bride wore a gown OF white
georgette over white satin, trimmed
with silver lace and white ribbons.
and tulle veil caught at the head
with a coronet of lace and orange
blossoms. She carried shower bou-
quet Of brides roses and valley lilies
and wore the gift Of the bridegroom,
platinum wrist watch.
Tho brides attendants were her
sisters and little brother. Miss Viola
Bremen maid Of honor, wore blue
taffeta with appliqued orchid roses;
Miss Alma. bridesmaid, wore orchid
taffeta and Miss Ruth honeydew
taffeta trimmed with ostrich. They
carried bouquets of pink roses. Lit
tie Miss Charlotte, flower maid, in
pale green taffetea, strewed flowers
in the brides path. Little Robert,
ring bearer carried the ring on a
pillow. Charles Tichenor was best
man, and Hershal Hause and George
Asmus groomsmen.
Following a reception, Mr. and
Mrs. T.chenor left for Chicago. They
will be at home after Feb. at $500
E. Washington st. Out-of-town
guests included Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Lamnert and son, Louis, and Mr..
and Mrs. George Hohenberger Of
Shelbyville. Ind.
The Du-Let-Us Club will meet Fri
day evening at the Lncoln to COM
plete arrangements for a dance at
the Athenaeum Jan. 81.
$50
The Queen Esther Auxiliary, o. e.
S.. will meet at 2;3O p. m. Friday
of tho Masonic T,er4,yIa
Mrs. Horace. Mitchell, director Of
the Drama Department of the Col
legs OF music and Fine Arts, will go
to Martinsvilie Friday to give a
reading before the womans Club.
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BILL FIXES TAX LIMIT

Measure InfEOduced In Senate by
TerTe Haute Scion.
A bill designed to limit the max
imum tax rate in any county to-
$3.50. exclusive OF State tax, is pend
ing before the Senate. Senator Bait
Of Terre Haute, Democrat. who in
troduced it Wednesday, said citizens
are entitled to limit on tax rates,
there being none now. The bill, II
passed, would limit Indianapolis
schools to 81 on each 800 tax
ables, and the civil city to 81.
The Stae tax at present is %
cents. In some counties. Senator
Bait said, the total tax is more than
81.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-01-22
DEATH EXAGGERATED
Hartford City Man Returns to Find
Relatives Mourning.

BIZ Times Special
HARTFORD CITY. Ind, Jan. %.
Like Mark Twain, James Blair
today was explaining that reports of
his death were greatly exaggerated.
Blair returned home to find rela-
tives and friends mourning him as
dead. A body. found several weeks
ago on brush pile on his farm had
been identified as his.