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Fighting Already.

Dear Miss Lee: ] am a married woman
Just Is. My husband is 20 We have
been married three months We cant
agree on some things. / want a baby and
he doesn't. He says he doesn't like them
don't you think we would be much hap
pier IL we had one: ] am always worried
for I am half afraid he will leave me most
any time He curses occasionally and II
say something he bawls me out and SAYS
woman shouldn't curse and II I do II
again he will leave me. | only did il to
make him stop. If / cry he gets worse.
| am cyazy about him. What can I do to
make him love me more and stop cursing?
BELNA JUNE
Don't start your married life with
an antagonistic spirit and a sea
Of tears. Belna June. 1t makes me
want to curse. too, to see a woman
dissolved in tears. You can't make
him love you more unless you are
more lovable. And to accomplish
that you want TO be bright. inter-
esting. and a little fiirtatious-with
your husband. of course. You want
to keep yourself pretty and charm.
ing and your home, though it is
only one room, attractive and invit-
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Us 95EzANGHI
CLIPPING FROM THE PITTS
BURGH SUN.

CLIPPING FROM THE PITTS.
BURGH SUN.
There have been some surprising
developments in the Prescott pearl
robbery. AS was exclusively stated
in the Sun, Police Commissioner
Laidlaw had a very definite theory
as to :heir disappearance. He put
two Of his best detectives quietly to
work and they succeeded in tracking
their man to his lodgings, which
were at a rather obscure but very
respectable hotel in the west end Of
the city. The man, however, who
was staying there under the name
Of Downey, had become suspicious
and had left this morning.
The detectives made a very thor
ough search of the premises and sue
ceeded in unearthing a piece Of evil
dence which practically convicts the
man Downey and proves that the
commissioners theory is correct.
In some way a letter had fallen
bCilAiid a bblNdh anu iCNbVu ~ q
crack in the Dashboard where it
was out of sight except to some
one who was looking about the
place most carefully.
The letter was addressed to Jo-
seph Downey and it was signed
Mabel" The postmark showed it
had been mailed at the main post
office at o'clock on last Tuesday,
the 27th.
The letter follows:
II can't understand why you have
not been near me for three days.
When you left me the other day
after we had been reconoitering
about the steel mills, you said you
would be back in the morning. and
it three days since 1 have seen you.
II know you told me not to write
you, but l have got to do so. I
haven't a cent in the world, and
I'm hungry-yes, hungry. Joe.
don't think 1 was ever hungry be-
fore in my life.
Il don't deserve this from you,
joe You know / wasn't keen on
returning from South America,
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Mss GAIL HAMMOND, whose
marriage to Kenneth Win
J field Davis Will take place

EISS GAIL HAMMOND, whose
IM marriage to Kenneth Win
field Davis will take place
Sept. s. was the guests OF honor
Thursday at a bridge party and
miscellaneous shower given by Mrs.
F.. Ellis Hunter, 1921 n. Delaware
ST.
Garden flowers were arranged
through the rooms and the shower
gifts were contained in large
Japanese umbrella suspended from
a chandelier by colored ribbons. Mrs.
Hunter was assisted by her
daughter Flora and Mrs Harry l..
Hammond.
Guests were Misses Helen Doles
of Greensburg, Ind; Ruth Adams,
Danville, Ind; Lillian Harris,
Spencer, Ind; Margaret Hoop, Shell
byville, Ind; Lillian Alexander, Cos
port, Ind; Dorothy and Katherine
Wernmann, Hamilton, Ohio; Justine
, Halliday, Mildred Stilz, Virginia Cay
Tor Gwendolyn Dorey, Helen Cox,
Mildred Stockdale, Charlotte Howe,
Lillian Pierson, Helen Wallick,
Ineva Reilly, Mary j. Cobb, Flor
ence Lupton, Mesdames Stanley
Jones and B. G. Keeney of Shelby
vile, Ind; Frank Duncan, Gosport,
Ind; D. A. Bell, Theodore Vonnegut
Joseph Ostrander, Alan w. Boyd,
Lyman Pearson, Charles A. Harris,
O. M. Pittenger, John Caylor,
Charles Petig, Hubert Hickam. AL
fred Glossbrenner, Robert Clark. C.
S. McFadden, Arthur Eldridge, Howe
5. Landers.
Out-of.toWn guests who will arrive
Saturday for the wedding of Mi IS
Helen Elizabeth Miller daughter IF
Mrs. May Brooks. Miller, 255 Col
!ege Ave, and Randall Robinson
Porter, which will take place Satur
day evening al $50, include Mr.. and
Mrs II. w. Porter Of Columbia,
Conn, Mrs. Elsie Miller. and son
Forrest of Galveston, Ind, Miss
Marie Miller. Miss Constance Wood
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Grant County authorities today in
the shooting Of his brother, Jesse
Gift, 81.
The brother is in a dangerous con-
dltion in hospital here. with a bull.
let wound In the abdomen. Tom
Gift said he shot at a cat and ac-
cidentally hit his brother.
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where | could have married that
old Don Sparta and in a few years
become a rich widow, for the don
is old and quite ill., You painted
the picture so beautifully. however,
that 1 decided to take your word
for it. You told me how you got
away, and were the only one left
Of the whole gang, consequently the
jewels would belong to you If you
could get them. You said you knew
they were still in that room, for
Zoe Ellington had them that night
when every one had to get out
quickly
You told me you would give me
half of them if l returned with you
and helped you to obtain them. You
told me If / did not come with you,
you would give me away to Don
Sparta.
Il was not to blame because you
did not find them where you ex'
pected to- l don't think l am to
blame because you have gotten tired
of me so soon. l have tried to be
true to you, but now l will con-
fess that one Of the reasons / re-
turned with you was that In some
way l wanted to get back on the
whole world for what 1t did to me
when that boy fell in love with me.
wanted to make that woman who
took it upon herself to rescue the
boy. suffer. l thought perhaps IL
could see him again | could make
him believe in me again.
Copyright, 1925, NEA Service, Inc,l
TOMORROW-Letter from Mabel
Carter to Joseph Downey.
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CLUBS AND MEETINGS

The Altar Society of St. Cath
crimes Parish will entertain with
cards Thursday night at the school
hall at Shelby and Tabor SITS.
The Special Club OF Holy Trinity
Church will entertain with euchre
and bunko Friday afternoon at 2:20
and Friday evening at $3.50 at the
school hall, 907 n. Holmes Ave.
Mrs. r. L. Stone entertained the
larry While Club at her home, 1923
w. Forty-Fourth St. with a delight
full luncheon Thursday afternoon at
! p. m. Guests included Mesdames
James Sanborn, r. c. Webster. A
G. Clary, Charles Ruchaupt, Harold
Koelsch. William Sutton.
The Pleasure Club will give a card
party Friday at 2:3O p. m. at the
home Of Mrs. Henry Johnson, 1923
f. Raymond st.
The Albin p. Hovey W. r. c. will
entertain with euchre. bunko. and
lotto, Friday afternoon at 2 at their
hall. 116 z. Maryland st. Mrs.
Minnie Bartlett is in charge.
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ing. Since you can't agree on a
baby and can't even agree with each
other. | think it is just as well that
you don't become a mother right
away. You wouldn't want to bring
helpless baby into a quarreling
household, would you? A baby de-
serves a better fate.
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VARIc0SE VEINS

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Simply send your name and address to
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BLANKET ROBES

New sport coats in Navajo blanket
designs will be quite the thing for
the younger set. They are done in
woolens of characteristic Indian col
orings and are lined with flannel.
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INTOLERANCE WORST
WRECKER OF HOMES

Charles Hughes president of the American Bar Associa
on put his finger on vital spot modern tendencies Wednes
day in Detroit when he said the omnous sign of the
was intolerance
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Mrs. Robert S. Smith entertained
Wednesday evening with bridge and
miscellaneous shower at her home.
166 E. Twenty fifth ST.. in honor Of
Miss Doveda Wheeler whose mar
riage to William Klein will take
place Saturday, Sept. u, at the
Columbia Club. Summer flowers
were used in the decorations and the
gifts were presented to the bride
elect in a bridal case with lighted
candles. Guests included, Mesdames
Chico Kelly, Fred Bruning, Chester
Jackson, Jean Minthorne. Misses.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-09-03

The marriage Of Miss Elma Trout.
man. 1855 Park Ave, to John II.
Allison took place Wednesday
morning at the home OF the Rev. G.
NJ. Smith, 1928 Ashland Ave.
Mr.. and Mrs Allison have gone
on a motor trip through the East
and will be at home after Oct. Is.
at 2947 Park Ave.
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BROTHER WOUNDS KIN

Authorities Question Man Who Shot
Elder Relative.
BIZ United Press
MARION. Ind, Sept. 3.-Tom Gift,
IS, Of Jonesboro, was questioned by
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arrangements.
Gladys Helm, Peggy Stocker. Gather
inc Collins, Inez Brennan, Udora
Wheeler.
Mrs. Jessie May Arnold, SAC East
ern Ave. was to entertain with n
dinner at p. m. in honor of Miss
Ruth Tegarden and Miss Helen
Barnes, who will leave Sept. -. to
spend the winter in Florida. Guests
will include Miss Ina Montgomery
and Miss Esther Smith.
Miss Harriet Brown. 1920 y. Penn
sylvania St. has returned from
Kokomo, Ind, where she was a
bridesmaid at the wedding of Miss
Miriam Hamilton, and Robert Trees.
which took place Wednesday eve
ming. with Bishop Frederick d.
Leete officiating.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ross A. Garrigus,
1852 Sunset Ave. who attended the
wedding have also returned.
The AMIGA Club held it's first
meeting Of the year Thursday aft.
ernoon at the home of Mrs. Jack
Salter, 1907 e. Michigan ST. Mrs.
Frank Richards was in charge OF
the program.
Mrs. Kathryn Seery. 1928 College
Ave, announces the marriage az
her daughter, Maybelle. to Maurice
f. McGrath OF Bedford, Ind, which
took place Wednesday morning at
9 at SIS. Peter and Paul Cathedral,
with the Rev. Elmer Ritter and
the Rev. William =. Clarity of Bed
ford, Ind, officiating.
The brides only attendant was
her sister. Miss Frances Seery, who
wore a Patou. designed gown OF
green crepe with a hat TO match.
Justin Seery, brother OF the bride.
was best man.
The bride wore a charming pen.
Gil blue chiffon imported gown with
blue picture hat TO match. and
wore a corsage OF orchids.
The ceremony was followed by a
| wedding breakfast at the Indianapo.
lis Athletic Club for the immediate
families Mr. and Mrs. McGrath
have left for New York They will
sail soon for the Bermuda Islands
on their honeymoon. They will be
at home after Oct. Is at 1929 w.
Thirteenth St, at Bedford, Ind.
Mrs. Walter r. McBroom. $50 n
evening with a surprise party and
linen shower in honor of Miss Elsie
Bernice McBroom. whose marriage
to James Ralph Farley will take
place Sept. u.
The bridal shades of peach and
green were used in the appointments
for the house and tables. which were
decorated with bowls of summer
flowers. Favors were wolfe hand.
kerchiefs in the bridal shades. The
shower gifts were presented to Miss
McBroom in a decorated umbrella
1 he HOSleSS was assisted Dy nef
mother, Mrs. Charles Mills, and the
guests includes Mesdames Robert
McBroom. Highland Jones, Evert
Farley. Homer Dunn, Ralph Renner.
Leonard Davis, and Charles
Meadows. Misses Mary Sharp. Mary
Cooper. Margaret Vaughan, Bernice
Wooden. Ruth Farley, Lucille Farley.
Helen Houston. Edith Carsten, Alice
Carsten, and Charlotte Burris.
Mrs. William Harry Gaddis, 5345
E. Washington St, entertained with
bridge and miscellaneous Shower
in honor of Miss Edith Mood Of Tip.
ton. Ind, whose marriage will take
place in October. The decorations
were carried out in the bridal colors
of lavender, green and gold The
out-of-town guests were Mrs. Mamie
Hughes of Seymour and Miss Jean
Nash of Upton.
Miss Miriam Lois Hedge wss to en-
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- Every day The Times will print on
this page pictures showing the lat.
est in up-to-the-minute fashions.
This Is a practical service for
readers who wish to make their ow,
clothes.
You may obtain this pattern bv
filling out the coupon below. en-.
closing Is cents and mail it to the
pattern department ~ The Times
BE sure to write plainly and to in.
clude pattern number and size.
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Miss Miriam Lois Hedge wcs to en-
terrain with a hard times party
Thursday evening at her home, 2142
n. Delaware St. Guests were to in
clude Misses Catherine Evans, Mary
Jane Waltham, Genevieve Berborn,
Wilma Duffey. Mildred Zimmerman,
Mary Hedge and Messrs. Joseph
Schemmel. Edward Fallendar, James
Potter, Gerald Wildum. Robert
Bange, Thomas Potter Collier
Young. Mars hall Christopher and
Lee Searcy.
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Miss Urith Daley entertained
Wednesday afternoon at her home
279 S. Ritter Ave, with a luncheon
to announce her engagement to
George E. Gill. which will take place
in October
The announcements were con-
cealed in old-fashioned nosegays of
garden flowers. Guests included.
Mesdames, c. B. Dyer, c. E. DON
nell, Leland Carter. Walter Mont
gomery, Charles Daley, Arthur b.
Schultz. Ebert Glass, John Paul
Ragsdale, Charles j. Van Tassel,
Misses Lorene Jefffries and Lola
Conner.
Miss Daley was assisted by her
mother, Mrs. C. F. Daley and Mrs.
Charles Daley.
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Times Pattern Service

A tailored frock for late summer
and fall wear, the fullness in the
skirt subtly introduced by the use
of an inverted front plat, is de-
signed in pattern No. 1927.
For afternoon and street wear,
make it of black satin crepe with
collar, cuffs and front of silver mesh,
embroidered in violet. yellow and
gray. Balbriggan, kasha, flannel or
fiat silk would also be practical for
this design. Cuts in sizes 16 years,
S6 to AZ inches bust measure.
The S6-inch size takes 3% yards
36-inch material. Our fashions are
made by the leading fashion design.
ers of New York City and are guar
anteed to fit perfectly.
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Miss Catherine Cavins, daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Gum
Cavins, whose marriage to Russell
L. Richardson of Detroit will take
place Sept. 16, was honor guest at
a theater party and tea Thursday
afternoon given by Mrs. Allan Hen
bricks. 1850 Talbot Ave. Guests
included Mrs. Kenneth Frye. Mrs.
A. c. Cavins. Miss Barbara Brown.
Miss Caroline Dunn.
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Miss Betty Croft. daughter Of Mr..
ard Mrs. John Croft. 1903 Washing
ton Blvd. whose marriage to Oliver
j. Mcintyre. formerly OF Madison,
Ind, will take place Oct. 3. will be
the guest Of honor at miscellaneous
bridge shower at the home Of Miss
Edith Reed, GIL E. Twenty-First ST.
Friday afternoon. The decorations
will be carried out in blue and pink
and Mis- Reed will be assisted by
Mrs. A. r. McComb.
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The AMIGA Club held its first
meeting Of the year Thursday aft.
ernoon at the home of Mrs. Jack
Salter, 1907 e. Michigan ST. Mrs.
Frank Richards was in charge OF
the program.
Milford chronicle., 1925-02-13
Happy Valley

With song sparrows singing, the
frogs croaking in the meadows and
the thermometer registering as high
as 70 degrees during the sunshine,
for five days, up to Wednesday of
this week. it looks as if spring was
at hand; but we know that before
many days more have passed that
the frogs will be seeing through
window panes of ice on the ponds
and their mouths closed until the
warm breath of the spring season
again returns.
The roads were getting better un-
til the heavy rains of Wednesday
again made them soft and now those
off from the concrete highways must
slop through trenches of mud and
water, lucky to get to and from the
stores and post Office not to mention
visiting a neighbor on Sunday for a
good dinner. However, a few did get
over to help carve the poultry last
Sunday and among the fortunate
were Miss Effie Russell who passed
Sunday with her parents at Green
wood, who also had her first view of
the new baby there.
Several reached the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. Will Adams who entertain
Milford chronicle., 1925-02-13
WILLIAM HODGE

Truly great plays are rare, and so
are truly great players. Wilmington
will be favored with both in For
All of U.s." a unique comedy in
which William Hodge will be at the
Playhouse this Friday'and Saturday,
February 13 and IA, direct from one
entire season in New York and one
entire season in Chicago. The piece
has proved to be a great laughing
success, but in the course of most
witty, delightful entertainment, Mr..
Hodge conveys across the footlights
a moral lesson. His portrayal of Tom
Griswald, an old Irish mender of
roads, is said to remind the oldsters
of Joseph Jefferson.
Mr.. Hodge is aided by an uncom-
monty fine company which includes
Frank Losse, Charlotte Wynters,
Marion Abbott, Frank Burbeck,
Courtney White, Lucille Husting,
Frank Charlton, J. Warren Lyons,
Philip Dunning and Jane Lanbe.
Milford chronicle., 1925-02-13
Bowers Beach

The Bowers Gun Club held a yer,
successful shoot on February 5th
Poultry, wild ducks, oysters, CLANS
were given as prizes for high guns
Some very high scores were mad
during the shoot, and all shooter
were in high praise of the manage
ment. Weather conditions were idea
for the sport. The entire proceed
were given to the Dover Hospita
Fund.
The Bowers Gun Club will hold ;
Valentine Day shoot on next Satur
day, February 18th for the benef
of the Bowers Church. Prizes o.
poultry and merchandise will be Civ.
en-. The shooting will commence al
1880 noon, and all shooters are cor
daily invited.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. R. Gearhart, Mr.
and Mrs. John Wood, of Chester
Pa, Warner Morris, Frank Gleason
of Wilmington spent Sunday with
Mr.. and Mrs. H. M. Caldwell.
The fishermen here are catching a
few rocks and perch. The dredge
boats are still catching crabs. A
great number of Sunday visitors en-
ioyed the beautiful day on the shore.
The Bowers Gun Club will hold an
all day shoot for the benefit of the
Bowers Fire Company, Thursday,
February 26th when 12 wild ducks
will be among the prizes contested
for.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Gilbert have
- AA.r Cd
through Pennsylvania.
A number of the Bowers Gun Club
members will motor to Wilmington
on next Friday where they will en-
Joy a days shooting as the guest of
the Wilmington Gun Club.
The pink eye is prevalent among
the Bowers school children and also
extends among the children in the
outlying neighborhoods.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Darby of Fred
erica were weekend visitors with
their mother, Mrs. Luvia Johnson.
William E. Davidson is still con-
fined to his home having been sick
the greater part of the winter.
DR.. H. V. Holloway, wife and
daughter and Mrs. Conor, all of Do
yer were Sunday visitors.
William Rhodes was severely bit
ten by a German police dog last
Wednesday. He was Immediately
given medical attention, and nothing
serious has developed from the bite.
William E. Lewis is visiting in
Philadelphia.
Mrs. Willis Patterson who fell in
her yard when she tripped over a
box has been confined to her home
for several days.
Alex Fleming, Mrs. Ruth Humph-
reys. L. I. Remington and Laurence
Fredericks, all of Philadelphia, have
been visiting Mrs. Sulah Fleming.
Henry Wallace of Philadelphia is
some time with Mr.. and
Mrs. Alex Minner. Mr.. Minner is
quite ill at this writing.
Edward Lipsius, superintendent OF
the Victoria Plush Mills, with his
sons. Edward and Herman, of Lenni,
Pa. were weekend visitors Of Mr..
and Mrs. ]. P. Cross.
Mrs. Mary Short who, has been on
he sick list for some time is able to |
1e around again.
Milford chronicle., 1925-02-13
Shawnee

Herbert Stayton and son of Phila-
delphia have been visiting relatives
here.
Mrs. Ralph Newton has been con-
fined to her bed with la grippe.
Master Frank Harding is suffering
from a cold.
Mr.. and Mrs. Minner entertained
on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lemuel Tingle of
FrankfOrd spent Sunday with Mrs.
Seymour Ryan.
Misses Leila Smith and Mary Nc
COlly were Dover visitors on Mon
day.
! B. F. Johnson and family of Dover
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
Griffith.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Belts Of Jeffer-
son Cross Roads visited Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Belts on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Walls entertain
ed on Sunday.
Mrs. Lewis, Mrs. Elliott and Mrs.
Griffith were entertained on Wednes-
day by Mrs. B. F. Johnson of Dover.
Master Foss Lemex is under the
care of DR.. Pierce, suffering from a
severe cold.
Mrs. Sarah Mcclure is improving
at this writing.
Earle Belts visited in Delmar on
Sunday.
Miss Helen ]. Ryan has been sub
stituting at MillwOod this week.
Miss Eisenbury is suffering from la
grippe.
A Washington social will be Civ
en- at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Ar
thur StaytOn on Friday evening,
February 19.
Everyone is most cordially invited
to be present. We will try to make
the evening very enjoyable for you.
Coffee, doughnuts, pie and milk
will be served in abundance.
A series of cottage prayer meet
ings are being held in preparation
for the revival. The meetings are be-
ing held Sunday evening at the
church and on Wednesday evening
at the home of Mrs. Rodgers.
Due to the illness of our pastor,
Rev. Strausburg on Sunday last, we
will have a sermon at three this
Sunday. Sunday school at regular
hour.
Many new suggestions and ideas
were made and carried for the pro-
gress of our church at the business
meeting held at the home Of Mr.. ana
Mrs. Harding on Friday.
A new heatrola heater has been
installed in our church. We are able
to make you comfortable, so come
out and enjoy our services. You are
mnlcnmR