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BUSINESS ooIiIdns1' OPPORTUNITIES,
DELGCATESSEN. cigars, magazines; act at
once: big bargain for cash. Col. 1896 2l'
RooMING HOUSES rooms; paying PROPOSE
ton; fine location; sacrifice: agents. Ad-
dress BOX lOS-D. Star office
YOUNG MAN OR YOUNG
LADY
UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY
TO assume position secretary of corpora
ton. Product pripretory medicine which
will be used universally. Must be capable Of
efficiently managing office AMI branch offices,
To the person with initiative this is an un-
usual opportunity. An investment of several
thousand dollars secures an interest in cor cor
Address BOX 36a-C star office.
Buy Second Trust Notes.
Your capital is greatly increased by buy.
ing second trust notes for Investment. Let
me submit what l have on hand. Address
City Post Office RoN 1907 2o'
IF You HAVE a good paying business for
immediate sale. call Franklin $3.50.
GARAGE--WELL PAYING AND EsTAB-
dIsHED BTSINESS; CENTRALLY LOCATED
FRAcTIcALLY new. WiTiH ALL THE
cARs OR MpR' MORE EMINi InRGE poGRfE DOORS
Roth ENTRANCEs on MAIN STREETs: No
ALLEYS TO INTERVENE: EQLIPPED WITH
OFFICE, GAS PrMPs, OIL TANKS, WASH
STAND, rP-ToDATE HEATING PLANT
ETC. WILL SACRIFICE STOCK on HAND.
FIXTURES AND GOOD WILL FOR S5,0un.
RENT, $3.50 PER MONTH. DEAL DIRECT
WITH OWNER OF PROPERTY. FOR IN
FORMATION SEE MIR. MICHAEL AT THE
NORTH CAPITOL SAVINGS BANk. PLEASE
DO NOT PHONE. go
FOR SALE--Valuabe patents on inventions of
Thomas b. Slate, well known inventor.
Patent No. 12S6l3J. Internal combustion en-
Gine, a new type of gas engine. eliminating
water jackets, operating with great efficiency.
for use in alrplaneS, automobiles and heavy
duty engines: 10 broad claims Patent No.
lalu996, crank shaft of novel S-Shape, capable
Of standing heavy strains without breaking.
Patent No. l23SS3S. air propeller: broad
claims; validity sustained by New Jersey
Court OF Appeals. This patent covers air
fans used by the [. s. Government on air
planes. Patent No. 123SSi9. aero vehicle
body; new shape reduce friction from air
pressure. Patent No. 1303605 engine cooling
system for conventional type of automobile
engine. Patent No. 130132I pneumatic
electro magnetic gun: electrically controlled
pneumatic; makes absolute accuracy in firing
possible. Patent No. l209712. ball bearing:
designed for sxles of railway cars simplest
efficient construction. Sealed bids invited both
for individual patents and for the entire
block of patents All reasonable offers will
bc considered, but the right to reject any
bid is reserved Address: L. f. Wilson.
retary. American Mechanical Improvement
company. 524 10th ST. NV, Washington,
u. g. n"
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Potomac 1851
and
Potomac 1858

Iss4-EssEx COACH; H;................ $500
lsa3-APPERsoN TouRiNG; NEW 80
,oo, PAINT AND TIRES. $50
le2s-HUDsON TOURING. ......:...... zoo
1s24-DuRANT TOURING. ......... 500
is51-oHbsMoBihE s1Hfs oRn ToURiNG... as as
1923-CHEv R0LBT SEDAN. ......... 400
ls23-CHEyR0LET T0URING......... $50
1e23-OyERLAND SEDAN. ........... 400
1oss-BuICK 1929 BC TouBING. G............... 700
1e22-MITCHEIL TOURING ....:,.... so
+sTgREBAKER SPECIAL SIX
-sTGpsBAkER SPECIAL six Loo
sTGpEBAKER ia2s BIG SIX i'"0
sa4-sTupERAKER iTroUi.RiNNiGi.. NEW i'1'0
1s2ssrGpEhAkEh fA,NR ksHahANrEER. sIs sFR ToUR $50
1s2s-srrpnBsAkER, BIG SIX ToUR: 100
2s-sTGpEhAkER LiGaHiirr six i'o0
1se2-srHpEnsKEk Ipih.HG SPECIAL six 600
1sas-srupERAkER 1nas.sS LiGHr SIX 900
ToUklNG ..............,..... 100
A deposit will hold the car
you select for Spring delivery.
Convenient terms of payment if
you desire them.
A few good buys ranging
from $1OO to $3.50. These are
special values.
STUDEBAKER.
sJUsT DRIVE IT-THATS ALL.''
14th and r SITS. NV.
Potomac 1858.
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SIMPLY TELEPHONE.

There is no. need for you to
leave your home, store or office
to see a dependable used car.
Just call Potomac 1858 and make
known your wants. 1t will be
our pleasure to bring a car right
to your door.
Evening star., 1925-03-19

Paint, tires and mechanical
condition of the above cars Al. j..
Liberal Terms.
Open Evenings and Sundays.
STANLEY II. HORNER, INC.
1915 18th St. Main 529O
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GUARANTEED
5000
MILES

beats a trial guarantee or a
guarantee for 80 or 90 days.
Our special guarantee is in
writing and is only placed on
cars especially selected by the
MANAGEMENT.
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POULTRY AND EGGS.

CHICKS, eggs. Parks pcdigreed Barred Rocks
II q Helm Mt Rainier Md 2O@
ROCKS AND REDS-Eggs for Matching stock
for sale oO39 X st, NV. Phone West ,6SS or
j. ]. Matthews, kensington 109-F-4.
RAISE CHICKS THE NATURAL NAY-Thor-
oughbred X. l. Il. chicks with mother hen.
INattsyiIle SIJ-F-2 l9s
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3 L { K
Used Car Department
LARGE.
SMALL.
OPEN.
CLOSED.
3 L / c K

You'll find welI-worth looking
over
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FURNTTURE-T-pece parlor suite. hand
carved; 100 years old. 140S end st. Sc.
GAS RANGE aud large refrigerator. suitable
for tea room. Inquire at Potomac Park Apis.
20s
GAS RANGES-New and slightly used: all
sizes; less than half price. Why pay more ?
Every range guaranteed. J. W. Williams. 900
9Th NV Main 29s6. mro1s
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE = Bureau beds
coed mattresses, dining room table. chairs
china closet, etc. Address 3O2l 18th st. Phone
Col. 1i2T-J. 21s
oSTEoPATHIC TREATING TABLE doctors
ohstctrical bag, asbestos dining table cover
teakwood stand. mirrors. Phon= Main 1899.
PAINT -''Weathershied'' house paint manu-
fartuTed by terta 'n-tced Co: white and all
other cOIors: S22J per gallon Color card
mailed on request. Certain-teed roof paint,
ST. 10 per gallon. All freshly manufactured by
a company of national reputation. 1t is not
Army paint. The Hechinger Co., Camp Megs,
9th and Fla. ave. ne. Main office 9th and
& SITS. s.w.
PHONOGRAPHS. portable, new, SIS. 625 Or
leans pl. ne. Lincoln S045. 22s
EIANO UPRIGHT-s15; good practice piano.
GA Fl st. ne.
PIANO, "Emerson,' good condition. s35, $40
Mass. ave. NV.
PLANO-Mahogsny: $50; good shape 644
u ct. ne.
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FOR SALE-AUTOMOBILES.

FORD TOURINGS. 6: Fordor sedans, .
A. j. STABLEE.
42j ST NV 90
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lAlb belWDut ST. Apt o
FURNITURE-Be wise cut this out. This 10
inEton. Oycrstuffcd 3-picce molIair suites
velour sides, Sl16.Jo. Dverstuffed cut velour
or jack frost 3-piecc bed eddavcnport suites. SlS5
Orerstufcd 2-piece tapestry suites SlOl
Ovcrstufcd fun mohsir. the host 3-picce suite
made, $40: 10 handsome suites To pick from.
Bedroom offers in the leading makes of the
Countrr-ShOw us suite selling for $500 can
heat the Napin suites selling complete
for $3.50 See this handsome Gateway suite
complete for S2Sj-you will pay $3.50 for the
same outfit elsewhere. The best SISJ complete
suite in the City-Sec this handsome American
walnut suite. complete for S167 80. 70 hand
some French walnut suites Of the highest quail
~. j. odd 3piece suites, with mattress,
spring and chairs to suite 10 extra full
vanity dressers, $40 each Dining room furni-
ture-10-picce American walnut. S9T. so 10.
piece French walnut that has been compared
large walnut suite that has been compared
with the 5000 kind. our price only $3.50 All
kinds of dining room suites, from s97. 80 to
$3.50. Don't buy a suite until you have
looked these over and compared prices 25
handsome extra oyerstuffed and other living
room chairs. - handsome secretaries, spnet
desks and desks for, the library. 70 handsome
davenPort-tables all styles, 100 handsome
small tables OF all kinds. - breakfast sets
500 felt and cotton mattresses. % sets wal
nut and mahogany 4post beds. single. double
and twin. Enamel beds of all kinds. Fireless
cooker, large refrigerator and bench breakfast
set. cheap. All Kind OF dining room chairs,
TALES, huffets. china closets and servers
Extra at half price. Everything to fit up
the home Let help you. We will save
Won time aud money. Rugs-about - fine
pxl2 rugs left-30c the dollar less than
cost to save packing. 10 small oriental rugs.
. handsome 6x9 Chinese rugs, never used 500
"ach-to save packing. Yon will find this is
the place TO do business. We give you more
for your money than any house in Washington
south of Columbia rd Adams 4470. Open to
10 pm.
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ADDING MACHINE, Wrenn. new: ~elI cheap
ar eNchange for typewriter. Adams 1895.
ANTIQUE CLOCK. rosewood, Currer & Ives
lithosraph. 1914 Park rd.
ANTIQUE SIDEB0ARD and other furniture
IN fine condition. at 2472 Ontario rd. NV
InsDectipn invited
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FOR SALE-MISCELLANEOUS.
fCnnfTnnadl

PIANOS-Used pianos. Our exchange plan
gives you use of your choice OF used
p.anos for one year without cost. Investi-
gate today. The Piano Shop, DIT Penn. ave.
81
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QUALITY SEEDS
FOR SALE-AUTOMOBILES.

For Farm and Garden.
NJ FRANK RUPERT. 1927 eth st. Wv
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MAXWELL CHRYSLER
USED CAR
DEPARTMENT.

Most OF these cars are sold
with a bonded guarantee. Lib
eral terms.
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BREAKFAST SET, kitchen cabinet (white) &,
thaise lounge. mirror, radiola. lamp kitchen
table and chairs. bedroom rug. S19.5 80; sewing
machine, So Tapestry, solid mahogany low
boy, end table. $3.50; parchment shade. So
boudoir lamp cheap. upholstered bench. 3-piece
ICED set. desk. windsor chairs Pot n4Qo
Evening star., 1925-03-19

BUILDING MATERIALS-Lumbero of all kinds
new and reconditioned doors and sash, wall.
board, Certain-teed roll roofing and strip shin
giles, Du Pont paints; lowest prices. Wash.
ington Wrecking 4 Supply Co, Inc. 9TH and
X and Water SITS. s.w. (at the 7th ST. wharves)
Phone Franklin 2206. Headquarters for Eco
al IL
Evening star., 1925-03-19

BATHROOM OUTFITS, Building Material,
Beams. Brick. Doors and Sash, Furnaces, Lum-
ber Lanterns Paint. Roofing, Shovels Wall
BOARD, Rock Board, etc. The Hechinger
House Wrecking Co. Camp Meigs, 9TH and
Fla. ave. ne; Main of1ce. 9th and ats. s.w.
Statesmen at both offices until $50. Fourteen
years saving Won money on building material
have established the good will of the Hech-
niger Company.
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PIANO, upright; good tone: excellent condi-
tion: some furniture; no dealers. 81 Rhode
Evening star., 1925-03-19

kS-BOOKS-BOOKs-2 cents each: all
subjects: new and used. Books bought. all
kinds. Pearlmans Book Shop, 933 G st. NV
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BEDS brass: complete living room suite
small dresser. chiffonier. china closet. metal
neds; other odd pieces. 1857 Biltmore st.
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Al TER her BABY CAME
MRS. HOLSTER Unable To Do Her
Work for Six Months
Tells How Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
Restored Her Health

got relief. After / was well again I
went to the doctor and he asked me
how was getting along. told him
| was taking Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound, and he said it
did not hurt any one to take it. / am
always recommending the Vegetable
Compound 10 others and / always
have bottle of it on hand. Mrs.
HENRY HoLLIsTER, R. F. D. No. /,
Box z, Wyandotte, Michigan.
Another Woman's Case
st. Paul, Minnesota. 81 have a
little girl three years old and ever
since her birth / have suffered with
my back as if it were breaking in
two, and bearing down pains all
the time. | also had dizzy spells. I
had read several letters of women
in the newspapers, and the druggist
recommended LYDIA E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound to my husband
for me. AS a result of taking it
my back has stopped aching and the
awful bcaring-doWn feeling is gone.
l feel stronger and do all of my house
work and tend 70 my little girl. l
lave also taken lydia E. Pinkham's
Liver Pills for constipation. have
recommended these medicines to
some of my friends and you may use
this letter as a testimonial if you
wish. ] will be pleased to answer
letters of other women if / can help
them by telling them what this medi-
cine has done for me. Mrs. PRICE,
l47 West Summit Avenue, st. Paul,
Minnesota.
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through the rooms. and the tea
table, in the auditorium, was
decorated with large blue bowl Of
lavendar and pink tulips. Mrs. Oscar
Buehler and Mrs. Ralph Goldrick,
poured. A large bowl on the piano,
held corsage of sweetpeas. which
were presented to the new and old
officers following the program. Mrs.
Frederick G. Balls, retiring chair
man, and Mrs. Walter c. Zirpel. in
coming chairman, were each pre-
scented with large bouquet Of
spring flowers.
The program included a review of
Galsworthy's THE White Monkey"
by Mrs. BALI and piano numbers by
Miss Helen Clever. Miss Jane Wat
son sang.
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Beauty Not Enough

Dear Miss Lee: | am a man 23 years
old and have been married almost year
TO the most beautiful girl in the world.
love her dearly. but she has one serious
fault. She can cook. but she seems TO
be afraid she will not look pretty when
she gets all hot and tired from standing
in the kitchen When l come home In the
evenings about half the time my wife is
waiting. all dressed up and looking like
doll. and begging me to take her out to
dinner.
told her one day 1 was tired Of giving
her compliments and not even getting a
decent meal in return. and she cried for
two days.
have good position and hope some
day she will not have TO do her own
cooking. but | work hard and | do like
to have my dinner at home. What can
l do? WORRIED HUSBAND.
Your wife evidently is one Of the
women who fail to realize that their
husbands appreciate the beauty Of
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r. II. Warner. J. p. Anderson, Ira
Campbell, Louis Mills. II. j. Boyd.
Charles Bromley, r. b. Rice, Karl
Hall.
The lambda Alpha lambda Club
will initiate Miss Dorothy Torian
and Miss Jessie Mae Eberhardt.
Thursday evening at the home of
Mss Margaret Kelley, a dinner will
follow.
Parent chapter OF the Interna-
tional Study Club will be entertained
at l p. m. luncheon. Friday. at the
home of Mrs. b. I. Hollingsworth.
1116 w. Thirtieth st. Mrs. Samuel
r. Artman will talk on a Day with
Shakespeare"
Mrs. Walter Woerner, ST Riley
Ave, will entertain the ChatterboX
Club Thursday afternoon.
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The Tangle
LETTER FROM LESLIE PRES
COLT TO THE LITTLE MAR
QUISE, CARE THE SECRET
DRAWER-CONTINUED

DEtA w ER-CONIlNUE ED
II did not dream you could be so
cold, Leslie" John said to me.
BY this, little Marquise, felt that
he had put me in the wrong.
II am not cold, Jack. L am just
Indifferent to you"
What do you want me to do,
Leslie?" he asked in a way that
made me understand that he could
not conceive of me being Indifferent
to him.
lust what / asked you to do in
my letter. l want you to be friends
with me if you can be, Jack, but /
want you also to understand that
we can not be lovers"
Jack started as though he would
speak. NO" ! said, don't try to
storm my emotions. 1t will not do
any good. I don't think l love you
any more"
Surely. you don't mean that, Les
lie." he interrupted. Surely, you
can't be so hard and unforgiving."
81 am not hard, Jack, and I don't
feel that l am unforgiving. I don't
feel enough Of any emotion about
you to make you anything to me.
"Then you can't forgive me?'
Would you forgive me and take
me in your arms with the same fer
vor as before, Jack. if the circum-
stances were reversed? Honestly. J
don't want to talk much about it.
I have said all I had to say in my
letters. l think | shall be much
more unhappy than you if what you
say to me is true"
Leslie, Leslie, is it possible that
you don't believe me?"
II don't know. I don't know
whether l believe you or not. l only
know that l am not going to put
myself in a position of absolute be-
lief in you ever again. Because so
many times I have found that what
| have believed was not true, that L
have decided never to allow you to
hurt me like that again.
You seem to think you would be
able to take up your part of our life
together just where we left off.
think. Jack, that is because nothing
that l have done has shaken your
belief in me. Nothing that l have
done has hurt you deeply enough
to make even a scratch upon your
mind, let alone your heart. Honest
| ly, l don't understand. Do all men
think that they can go away and
forget their wives utterly and come
| al 70 sou oil
over again? Does no man give a
woman any feeling at all?
You do not seem to sense the i'm
portance of my statement when ]
tell you that something has gone
out of me that / can not get back
and | think perhaps that that il
what hurts me most of all. The
sight of you does not thrill me any
more. I felt as you came through
the door that I would shudder al
your caress, because with it would
come the thought that the same ca
ress had been given to another In
the self-same way"
Surely. you do not believe that
Leslie. You know I have never felt
the same urge for any other wo
man."
mo, don't know that. I haven't
been able to go into the matter deep.
ly enough and even if I did try to
find out. unfortunately 1 can never
know, and whether the urge was
greater or less, it amounted to the
same thing"
Copyright, 1925, NEA Service, Incl
TOMORROW: This letter con.
' tinl1ed
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The wise wife realizes this and acts
accordingly. She feeds her man
well, on wholesome. substantial
food. not on compliments. and does
not fret because he fails to notice
her becoming new dress. and to tell
her once more how pretty she is.
She knows that will come later; that,
in fact, it will come all the more GER
tainly because of the good dinner
that precedes it.
Not a romantic picture? Perhaps
not. But it's fact.
It's all very we'll. before mar
riage. for a girl to feel as il she
could live on love; but she should
be preparing for the time when
something more substantial will be
needed.
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kETHEN TELLS
k0MEN ABOUT
CITY MANAGER
al Council Hears C. of C.
Speaker Laud
Plan.

I'd o. Snethen~of the Cham
Commerce spoke in favor of
" manager form of govern
A. fesday at the meeting Of the
Ypolis Local Council Of
at the Central Christian
1.-THE selection of seven
rs, whom you know and in
you have confidence, is easier
W rer than to elect a number Of
" partisan or otherwise, the ma
I<E cf whom you do not know,
ing some good will come of 1t.
seven, carefully selected, will
Xturn elect a man qualified to hold
he position OF manager of a big
BUSINESS enterprise" Mr.. Snethen
&clared.
a THE only way the present office
Iblder can repay election workers
j by donating appointments, re-
4ardless Of the qualifications of
those applying. The city manager
lolan is a business proposition. There
is no politics to cater to-"
"The proof of the pudding is in
the eating" concluded Snethen,
I'VE find more than 800 cities profit
ing by the city manager plan, saving
aAH1efEnd actually operating at a
ION in cost"
{&Ybther speaker was Lloyd d.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-04-01
CONVENTION FUND BEGUN
Local Council Takes First Steps for
Quinquiennial.

The Indianapolis Local Council OF
Women viii have charge of a benefit
performance of Peter Pan" Satur-
day morning at the St. Clair The
alter, as a part Of the activities in
raising funds for the quinquennial
May Ala In Washington.
Mrs. A. J. Clark is chairman of
the quinquennial fund. assisted by
the following committee: Mesdames
%. G. Lukenbill, David Ross. o. r.
McMeans, II. L. Orlopp, ID. b. Sui
livan, r. l.. Burnett, Walter Geisel.
r. II. Moore, w. c. Harrison, G. T..
AXE, r. w. Demmerly. Charles H.
Smith, n. o. Tracy. A. d. Click, AL
len T. Fleming, Frank Shellhouse,
w. S. Mitchell, May Ham, Amy
Jackson, Mary Pearl Riddle, f. II.
Cheyne. Frank Burns. II. X. Fatout,
James Z. Berry. Eustace Halliday.
j. f. Matthews, G. r. Sowders, A. c.
Calwell. II. r. Boughman, George
Dickson and Miss Elizabeth Smith.
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WHY one WOMAN /
HATED H0USEW0R]

long time and which other less ef-
fective means have been unable to dis
lodge. II is often astonishing the
great amount Of matter Aderlka draws
from the intestinal canal--even right
after a natural movement 1t sometimes
brings out unsupported quantities OF
additional matter. Many times IL
brings out much GAS, thus relieving
pressure in the abdomen. Adlerika is
especially valuable when PROMPT ac-
tion is necessary or to encourage the
elimination of metabolic pOisons
through the bowel
In slight disorders such as occasional
constipation or gas on the stomach and
headache when due to bowel inaction),
single spoonful of Adlerika often pro-
duces surprising and gratifying results.
In cases of obstinate constipation or
stomach trouble. If Adlerika does not
bring relief in "a to 30 hours the advice
Of a reputable physician should be Sc
sured
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-04-01
STATE WOMEN HOMO
Wellesley College Appoints
Indiana Women.

Miss Dorothy Knisely, lSl i
Thirty-Sixth St., is the new tr 4
ure rof the Athletic AssociatioF =
Wellesley College. She was ch. i<}
at the annual all-college elecfv<
held recently at the institution. *
nellie Stogsdall of South Bend. ~
was appointed chairman of judiciary
which Is part of the student govern
ment association. Miss Sally LOOMS
of Elkhart. Ind. was appointed re
porter on the Wellesley College
News, a weekly paper.
Mrs. Earl Burton LANCE has beer
appointed to represent the India0
Wellesley Club at the semi-cent2
NAL celebration at Wellesley s.
% and %. The college is p <*
to celebrate it's fifty-year ma n. ~
a pageant, written by Mrs. NV N
pher Potter of New York, &&
uate of Wellesley. t~0X
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-04-01

Perfect home dyeing and tinting
is guaranteed with Diamond Dyes.
Just dip in cold water to tint soft,
delicate shades, or boil to dye rich,
permanent colors. Each l5-cent
package contains directions so
simple any woman can dye or tint
lingerie, silks. ribbons skirts.
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waists, dresses, coats. std
sweaters, draperies, coverings
ings, everything new.
Buy Diamond Dyes"-no
kind 49, and tell your dr.
whether the material you wi
color is wool or silk, or whetl
is linen. cotton. or mixed GO
Advertisement.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-04-01
Coed Barred From
Student Show
Photo by Bachrach.
BIZ United Press

BIZ United Press
EVANSTON, mil. April l.
The campus of Northwestern
University buzzed with excite
ment today when it became
known that a beautiful and
popular freshman coed had
been barred from II student
theatrical performance because
she allowed herself to be photo
graphed i'm a costume described
as too abbreviated.
The girl. Miss Caroline
Smith, Cairo, H.. is the worlds
champion woman fancy diver,
winning the event at the Olym.
pic games in Paris last sum
mer. She is also an accom-
pnshed dancer.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-04-01
Noted Artist Again
at Work

Ellie Nadelman,
noted artist, after
a long retirement,
has furnished a
new exhibit for
New York. He
sculptors both in
marble and wood.
the former being
highly po ished
and able to resist
dust, while his
wood work shows
good humor and
originality.
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Reports from Physicians

Reports from Physicians
"I congratulate you on the goo
feet from Adlerlka since ] pres
it," (Signed) DIR. l.. Langlois.
"Adlerika is the best in my ent
years experience" (Signed) D
Eggers.
81 prescribed Adlerika with
satisfactory results" (Signed( 4
c. c. Name given on requestO 4
81 can't get along without Az
(Signed) Dir. w. II. Bernhart.
j. E. Pickett Ga user of
writes: After taking Adler
better than for 20 years. Hav
guage to express the impuriti
ma led from my system"
Adlerika Is n big surprise %
who have used only ordinary
and stomach medicines becau sd
REAL and lQUICK action. 81
leading druggists everywhere:8
annapolis by the Hook Drug 60
tisement.