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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-06-25

CuG Is LEU Dof1inu
No, the Cd fashioned girl does not
win in the long run. Neither does
the fast gi,l who has not a
thought beyond her good times.
What men want is a girl who
combines the virtues of the old
fashioned girl with the pep" of
the modern girl
Never did men demand more of
a girl than they do today. They
want her to cook as we'll as her
mother, and dance like a profes-
sional; TO use little or no makeup,
but always to look like a picture
to have all the feminine harms,
but to be able TO take part in mons
sports; to be truthful. but never to
say anything upfattering 10 them;
ad ingnitum
Their demands are not consistent.
(How the man would deny that9 The
clever girl lets a man talk about
the kind Of girl he could put on a
pedestal, but is the kind he wants
for an everyday companion. She
knows that the girl. who Is placed
on a pedestal too ,pften stays there
while the man who stood admiring
before her goes to the altar with
some one more human.
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to read. Just between you and me,
love is life's great adventure, after
all.
I seem to know it better today
than I ever did before.
By the way, 1 expect to be in
Pittsburgh next Wednesday. and 1
shall be delighted if you and Mr..
Prescott will dine with me that night
at 7. / will phone you as soon as I
get in where it will be. would like
very much to have you at the
Travellers Club and think 1t can be
arranged If they are not having one
of their welcoming jamborees over
some returning traveller.
So that poor little Miss Ellington
is dead. She was most interesting
the night Of your party. Although
she looked so wistful and trusting
there came into her eyes at times
alternate glimpses Of determination
and fear that made me wonder II
you or anyone else really knew any.
thing about her.
She was very young and yet per-
haps 1t was better for her to die
than to live under the cloud which
seemed to have settled upon ner.
Her life was the kind which makes
good stories and perhaps when ]
reach Egypt 1 shall take her for my
heroine, even though have another
all picked out for that somewhat
dubious honor.
Am waiting until I see you on
Wednesday evening. Sincerely,
MELVILLE SARTORIS.
copyright, 1925, NEA Service, mo,
ToMoRRow-Note from Leslie
Prescott to Karl Whitney.
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What Do They Want2

Dear Miss Iss. VIII YOU and some OF
the interested readers please give me -FOUR
opinion Of mem en- a girl of IS. ]
10 date
Men are too deep for me to understand
Do they really prefer the painted baby
dolls. or do they go with them Just for
good time? They say the old-fashioned
girl wins in the ipng run But l say she
does not. What labout it,
Ihese sheiks tell you 70 call them over
the telephone. You do and they talk cold
and Indifferent Sometimes l feel as IL l
cou'd most be a man Halter. VI
A girl must use some discretion in
dealing with men. Some Of them,
who are not worth worrying about,
really prefer the baby dolls. But
many others like the girl who is
modern enough to join in the fun,
but who does not lower herself by
her actions.
For a girl to cali a man over the
telephone, unless it is for special
business, is to lower herself in his
eyes. Men still like to think they
are the pursuers.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-06-25

A. A. Blank, Orval MehriIlg, George
Hoss; garden tea, Mrs. David Ross,
chairman; Mrs. G. G. Derbyshire,
Mrs. Edmondson, Mrs. Bruce Max
well, Mrs E. A. Clark. Serving Will
be Mesdames Harry Ciaffey, Orval
i Mehring, George Ross, John
Sherer, Edward Schmidt, Carl Korte-
peter. music, Mrs. Edward Schmidt,
Mrs. Bruce Maxwell.
schedule for Parent-Teacher events
during the National N. E. A. meet
ing are: Banquet Monday evening,
Riley Room, Claypool; reception
Tuesday afternoon, John Heron Art
Institutes; Wednesday afternoon tea
at the home of Mrs. David Ross.
Tuesday afternoon the Parent Teach
or section will meet in the Senate
Chamber. Mrs. Mary c. Bradford
Of Colorado and Miss Olive Jones
OF New York will speak. All mem
bers Of indianapolis Parent Teach
ser Association are invied to attend
these meetings.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-06-25
CyniC at 20

Dear, Miss Lee: I am fellow 90 years
% have been reading your writings
2 2oop' taking taking a gill,s time but may ask
FOR the past year / have been keeping
: onpany with girl j do not love, A a
iTlepd think the world OF her. because
OF ner ability as an entertainer
she has told me OF recent relations with
another fellow. whom she once loved ami
trusted. The second time / gave her a
stern scolding and compared her actions
with my sef-reetraint. She SAYS sbe vii
never see him again "A'i
feel she IL In earnest or she would not
nave made her confession to me al
Sourse ! cannot trust a runaway horse
put 40 IKE her company. / have urged
her 70 marry this fellow. but she saws
sne does not love him l make cood
money and my opinion is she wants a
meal ticket. Can you blame me for he
ing bachelor at heart? j. r
Evidently YOU judge all girls by
this one. You must see how unfair
that is.
Do you feel that your '.holier.
than-thou" attitude really win helm
this girl? You scold her because II
makes you feel righteous. You want
her to keep the narrow path because
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-06-25

with an all day party Sunday at
the home of Mrs. Hans Karstadt
Riverview Manor, Rocky Ripple.
Following luncheon a swimming
party will be held.
Queen Esther Auxiliary o. E. S.
will meet Friday at $50 p. m. at
Masonic Temple.
Alvin P. Hovey, w. r. c. 1856, will
hold a business meeting Friday at
p. m, followed by a tea, with Mrs.
Matte Mann, chairman.
Pleasure Club will give a card
party Friday at 2:30 p. m. at the
home of Mrs. Henry Johnson, 1923
E. Raymond st. =
Holy Trinity will hold a lawn fete
Thursday, Friday and Saturday eve
nings in the school yard, on y.
Holmes Ave.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-06-25

you enjoy her company but could
not lower yourself to continue see
ing her if she were not worthy of
your august attentions.
You probably think the other man
is a cad. But your own actions are
not above reproach. What II this
girl should grow to love you? You
have no intention Of marrying her;
you would not trust her. even If
she reformed"
do mean that you chould sanction
her behavior. Bat don't set your
self up as a tia god. Show a little
hum2n sympathy.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-06-25
LETTER FROM, MELVILLE SAR

LETTER FROM, MELVILLE SAR-
ToRIs TO LESLIE PRESCOTT
MY dear Mrs. Prescott: May !
have the pleasure Of sending you the
stories Of Michael Arlen.
Only that you have been so busy
lately with burglaries and other SEN
sational happenings, am quite sure
YOU would have read these charm
ing stories.
AS 1t is, I hope I am the first who
has presented them to your notice.
Because like them so we'll
especially the one called Charming
People, have them specially bound
for you.
/ am sailing in about a month for
Nice, where I shall remain for the
season and then perhaps go into
Egypt. AS you know, my novels
are all Of American life, but 1 usual
ly go to some foreign country for
my atmosphere.
Americans in America are COM
monplace. Americans on the streets
or in the bazaars OF Cairo are
romantic and interesting.
This morning with some vague
idea that 1 might get the nuv Of a
story I took my roadster and drove
down the main Street Of Albany.
All the girls were wearing ,oats
with fur around the bottom, where
it was only good for looks anf. not
around the top where it might pos
sibly do some duty.
All the men were wearing bright
red neckties and Prince of Wales
hats. There was nothing about
them that would filipe the magma
ton.
But if you would take one of each
Of them and put them meeting in
the streets Of Cairo you would be all
ready to write Of romance and moon
light, which after all is what the
publishers want and the public likes
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-06-25
DISCOURAGED BY COMPLICATION OF AILMENTS,
MAN, Il, FINDS RELIEF AND PEACE
Mr.. A. N. Thompson, indianapolis, Ind Says He
Thanks God for Todd's Tonic.

rheumatic pains of the joints, kid
ney troubles. and. it seems, many
other kinds of troubles. 1 could not
sleep, my blood was impure and /
was in a generally rundown condl-
ton. had nc appetite and nothing
appealed to me. I tried many other
medicines that were recommended to
me, but always got only temporary
results. until one day tried Todd's
Tonic. 1 can hardly explain the
wonderful results I got from the
very first bottle. All pain and aches
seemed to leave me and I now eat
and sleep better. At my advanced
sse consider that more than
blessing and am thanking God first
and Todd's Tonic next.''-A. N.
Thompson, 2175 n. Harding ST., In
dianapolis.l Ind.
Todd's Tonic. with its wine-nke
flavor, is pleasant to take. For sale
at all
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-06-25
STATE PARENT
TEACHE:R HEADS
: NAMED HOSTS
Announce Committees and
Plans for N. {. A.
r Week.

&M National executive board Of the
NHkeeting in Indianapolis in connec-
stton with the National Education
Association next week will be guests
7 OF State and local Parent Teacher
s.Association members at IL banquet in
u the Riley Room Of the C1aypool
Hotel, Monday at s p. m,
Mrs, A. H. Smith announces the
following committees from the In
Hanapolis Parent-Teacher Associa-
ton assisting with plans for the
banquet; Telephone, Mesdames E. w.
Springer. N o. Tracy, l.. G.. Hughes
r, w. Walden, c. E. Springer
Robert Wendal, Ada Norwood, H. T.
Kramer; tickets. Mrs. Roger N
Williams, Mrs. Frank d. Hatfield;
!. hospitality Mrs. Charles Helm, Mrs.
Thomas w. Demmerly, Mrs. Frank
.Streightoff, Mrs. A. II iIink1e.
So Mrs. G.. G.. Derbyshire of the State
ParentT Teacher Association is spe-
cial hostess forthe National Parent
Teacher president. Mrs. A. H. Reeve,
Of Philadelphia, Pa.
Mrs. Reeve has announced that
j. w. Faust, expansion director for
American Playground Association,
has accepted the Craftsmanship of
the recreation committee of the Ma
( tional Congress Of Parents and
X Teachers, The office was created
ut the recent convention in Austin,
Texas. Mrs. clifford Walker, ma
tional chairman Of the pre-school age
education committee, announces that
100000 has been received from the
Z Rockefeller funds for this work.
As4 State committees for the parent
Teacher activities in Indianapolis
next week are: Hospitality Mes
DANES Ed Jackson, Lew Shank, c.
90. Derbyshire, David Ross, Richard
leI4ieber; III, Louden, Bloomington;
Fsf A. Clerk, Charles Smith Edna
q q fTatheld lGdmondson, Bloomington;
Edward. Franklin White, Frederick
Warren. e. w. Springer. J. H. Dunn,
Bruce Maxwell, G. A. Brown, H. E.
h Kramer, Francis O'Rourke, N. O.
Tracy, Il. c. Hughes, Harry Claffey,
EI1OWdIu wv HIS, r. u GIdll, MISS
Flora Drake and Miss Blanche
Merry; tickets, Mrs. Frank d. Hat
Yfeld, Mrs. Thomas w. Demmerly
Miss Blanche Merry, Mrs. j. j.
Brown, Mrs. Thomas Ross, Evans
es*illes table committee, Mrs. Henry
~ obie Sherwood, Mrs Hale c. Pick
LIT. Mrs. e. A. Clarke Miss Eliza
beth Hester; flower committee, Mes
sdanaes Alex Barry, Don Brenigan,
ss Nv. Harmon, Roy Corwin; auto
sxnobile committee, Mesdames Alex
SEeafry. p: ". Lucas, O., II. Skinner,
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GREENE co. CITIZENS REUNION

Annual reunion of former Greene
County citizens, now residents of
Indianapolis, will be held at Brook
side Park Sunday at 2:30 p. m. Roy
Z. Price is president Of the asso-
citation; Walter Rector, secretary
and chairman of registration: Roy
A. Pope, chairman of grounds; DR.
Arthur c. Burrell, chairman Of re-
ception; Mrs. l.. E. York, program
chairmanS o. Herman Hendlen,
nomination chairman; Misses May
nellie York and Ruth Marie Price,
sunerviSorS of children's NAV
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APARTMENT is PLANNED
Three story Building to Be Erected
on f. Washington St.

Plans were submitted to Francis
F. Hamilton, city building commits
sioner, today by the washington
Audubon Realty Company, for a
three.story apartment building on
the north side OF the 5000 block In
E. Washington st.
The building. to contain thirty-six
apartments, will cost about S145, 300.
T. 3. Brydon Is contractor.
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FALLS IN CATCH BASIN

Mrs. Sarah Bailey. 1926 Bellefon-
taine ST., was suffering from severe
bruises on both legs today. She fell
into a catch basin in front Of 1881
Bellefontaine ST.. Wednesday after
noon, when the lid became loosened
Two boys said they failed to put
the lid back on tightly after getting
baseball
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WAR MOTHERS GATHER
Pledge Aid 70 Hostess House ut
Denver.

BB Times Special
MUNCIE, Ind, June 25.-Mem'
bers of the northeast district of the
American War Mothers pledged CO.
operation to a national movement
toward the building and furnishing
of a hostess house at the Fitzsin-
mons Hospital in Denver, Colo, at a
meeting here today. Representatives
from Muncie, Shelbyville, Eaton,
Bloomington, Gas City, Jonesboro
ard Connersville attended Guests
of honor were Mrs. John Hunting
ton, Bloomington, State president,
and Mrs. Lynn c. Boyd, Newcastle.
national treasurer.
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FRECKLES
Don't Hide Them With n Veil; Remove
Them With othine-DOuble
Strength.

This preparation for the removal Of
freckles is so successful in removing
freckles and giving clear. beautiful
complexion that 1t is sold by all drug
and department stores with a guaran-
tee to refund the money if it fails.
Don't hide your freckles under a veil
or waste time on lemon juice or cucum-
bers; get an ounce of Othine and re-
move them. Even the first few applica-
lions should show a wonderful i'm
provement, some of the lighter freckles
vanishing entirely.
Be sure to ask for the double strength
Othine; it is this that is sold on money
back guarantee.
We recommend Othine Complexion
Soap. for use with Othine also as
shampoo-it's wonderful for bobbed
hair-25c a cake at all drug or depart
ment stores or by mail. 0thine Labora-
tories, Inc, Buffalo, n. Y-Advertise-
ment
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RAIN PosTPONES PICNIC
Hoosier Athletic Club to Have Out
inc Friday.

An all-day picnic of the Hoosier
Athletic Club, at Broad Ripple Par
postponed wednesday because
rain, will be held Friday. A specia'l
car for children will leave the club
at 915 a. m. Club members and their
families will attend.
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-Martha Lee Sdys---------------
MANYzSLDED GIRL WINS
OUT WITH MODERN MEN


just what do the want, anyway asks bewildered
girl who admits she cannot understand them
They say the odfashioned girl wins in the long rum
she goes But say she does not"
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HURT EY AUTOMOBILE
Gycl:st Taken to City Hospital In
jvred Abomt Knees and Elbows.

Sam Dobbs, 20, OF al Parkview
Ave-, was riding his bicycle at New
J rsey and Washington Sts., today,
when he was struck by an auto
mobile driven by Louis Bateman,
So, of 1908 N. Tacoma Ave.
Dobhs was tstken to city hospital.
injured abort the knees and elbows.
while sBaterlaa was slated on an as
sault and battery charge.