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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-05-29
Cupid Makes Mistakes

Dear Miss Lee: I am engaged 70 a girl,
but since I met an old friend and now
am very much In love with her. now
know ] do not love tho girl TO whom I am
/ marry the one / love or the one To whom
am engagedY IN TROUBLE.
1t would be walking into trouble
to marry one girl while you loved
another. 1t will be hard on your
fiancee to learn the truth. but II is
better for her to learn 1t now than
after marriage. As a gentleman,
you will, Of course. make It appear
that she broke the engagement. not
you, and you will make 1t as easy
as possible for her.
After discovering this one error
you will not rush into another en-.
gagement until you are more certain
OF yourself, l trust.
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HONOR ROLL
AT Tech high
NAMES 1895
List of Leading Scholars In
cIudes go June
Seniors.

Honor roll of Technical High
School for the third marking period
OF the semester, announced today,
included 1905 students.
Forty-four received straight A plus
cards. There were 100 June seniors,
los January seniors, thirty-one post
graduates and 157 freshmen on the
list. June seniors on the roll were:
Harold Atkinson. Angelina Allen. Rus
sell Ameter. .oryille Amick. Harriet Ans
Ashcraft. Iris Beadle. John Beck Delbert
Bennett, Dorothy Black, Eleanor Black
ledge, Catherine Bloemhof, Louise Boone.
Flora Brenton. Helen Brocking. Alice
Brooks Mabel Brooks. Emmett Brown.
Victor Brown. Leland Burford. Richard
Jean Campbell, Lille Campbell. Viz
ginia Campbell, Malcolm Carlisle; Alice
Carter. Charles Cassell, Mary Cassell, Mar,
Cleary. Russell Gift Ray Close, Tom Coli
son. Leo Connoy. Richard Cook Arthur
Crone Marian Cummins, hrnet Curry.
James Daggett. Mary Daley. Robert Daily.
Margaret Davis, Porter Davis, Gertrude
Dixon Eva Dunn.
Norine Eardly, Dorothy Elfers. Helen
Phoebe Farmer. Mary Frey John Furnas.
Elizabeth Gallagher. George Gertz Lula
Gibson. Dorothy Gilbrech. Viola Gilmore.
win Esther Graves. Thelma Gray Edward
Green. Zelda Green, Edith Hart. Gene
Hastings, Donald Hawkins. Robert Helm
Marian Hill, Frederick Hillyer. August
Hook, Eva Hook. George Horst;
Eleanor Irwin, Edward Iuppenatz,
Mary Frances Jordan. Lura Keith. Esther
Kellams. Margaret Kelly. Merton Kennedy.
Maurice IS's, Kerr Harriet King, Erederle K.r,
Lantz. Robert Lee Claud Leet.e Evelyn
Lents. Elizabeth Leonard. Wilma Level
lyn ;! George Loh,m1ani William LongaGrei
Massey Dorcas Masters, Mildred Mere
pFohS Se0 Iosa M E.a PSfm
Edith Myers. John Nauta. Mildred Over
beck. Russell Paidrick Myrtle Parker Ed
win Pattison, Evelyn Pinniels, Robert
trice Pyles. Martin Quinn. Harry Rein
hardt Cora Riedmans Mary Virginia
Earnest Workers
Emma Sachs. Esther Sandstrom, Lii
Ian schs N Frances sdSS soluble Lillian
Marian Seeds, Lucille Shaw. Elsie Sher,
flick, Fannie Shifrin. Frances Smith. Paul
Lee Smith; Richard Springer. Virginia
Rose STRATA, Eugene sudler. George sun
Gs EdT Tbom,. TSss5 Faye Thomas
Flassie Tremor: Roberta Trent
=, A Anna nay, p T5,u,emIDer. Henry Unger.
Ellen Yer DOW, Jean vestal Louise Vol;
kert. Harry Warrner Louise Watt. Paul
Weir; Leon 1,. WHITING ,a; T Ri,G,hard Wiley.
Wilson Harry Wishmire. Annette Wolfe
Leo Wood; Marjorie Wood. Weldon Worth.
Glen Yowler.
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Such a marriage would have little
chance of happiness. The man
might give his wife kindness and
luxuries and honor. He might put
the other girl dut of his life. but
If he could not give his wife love,
If she could see, even though he did
not tell her, that he was not happy,
the very heart would so out of their
marriage.
1t is not an easy thing TO admit
such a serious error as this and TO
cause bitter unhappiness TO some
one who loves you and for whom
you have great regard. But II may
be a question of sparing the girls
feelings now and breaking her heart
later, or of causing her hours of
bitterness now, but correcting the
mistake before it is too late.
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The Tangle
LETTER FROM LESLIE PRES
COTT TO RUTH BURKE,
CONTTNTTED

Under any other circumstances
would not have written this to you
at all, because 1 really thought II
was the story of some disgruntled
woman who blamed Zoe for her hus-
bands misdemeanor.
All day yesterday l kept 1t TO my
self.
did not even mention II to Jack.
Now am sorry that did this.
Sydney Carton came over yester-
day noon to be our house guest for
sgd and ask his advice about this
letter from mother, but somehow II
did not seem right to give it even
second thought. because ! could
not make it tit in with what l knew
OF Zoe and her love and care for
my children and her devotion to me.
AS l have told you before, | have
never know a face that expressed
such madonna-like purity or a smile
that expressed such sweetness.
wish now that / had talked to
Sgd.
But to get on with my story.
Last night / was sitting alone
with Sydney Carton in the library,
Jack having been detained at the
office. Zoe had taken Little Jack and
the baby upstairs some time before.
Naturally when the telephone rang
l thought 1t was Jack and went to
answer it. 1t was almost eleven.
What was my surprise to hear a
strange VOICE. say strange because
it was so gruff and uncultured, ask
ing for Zoe. / called her from the
hall and she came downstairs. I
could tell from the way she said
%hello''-for 1 could not help hear
ing-that she was very much per.
turbed and frightened.
1 think sgd had the same feeling,
for we both sat silently listening,
unashamed. Truly. Ruth, l felt that
Zoe was in trouble and 1 wanted
to help. Also l could not get the
letter from mother out Of my mind.
Zoe's conversation was all mega
ton. I heard her say: No" EN-
phatically no."
Anu lIleu dllcI SIG ildi ilSlclSN
a bit, she said, II do not care what
It means to me. / want you to un-
derstand that l am refusing, once
and for ALL"
A few seconds later came the
word: II don't care what 1 prom
ised. / will not do it,"
I'm hanging up the phone" she
said next in staccato accents. mo!
No! MOI
We heard the cleck as the re
ceiver was banged into its socket.
Then, without coming into the room,
where Sydney and l were sitting,
she went up the staircase to her
room with no explanations what
i ever.
/ know / must have looked blank.
ly at sgd, for he said. I'm sure Zoe
will explain in the morning"
Jack came in soon after that and
we talked OF other things, for /
had pledged sgd to secrecy.
Copyright 1925, NE,A Service, Incl
TOMORROW-This letter con.
tinued
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Sister MaryS
Kitchen

Breakfast-Stewed prunes. cereal,
thin cream, sour milk, waffles, strip,
milk, coffee.
Luncheon-Kedgere stewed to-
matoes, whole wheat popovers, win
ter conserve, milk. tea.
Dinner-Broiled beefsteak. mashed
potatoes, buttered carrots, cabbage
and celery salad, whole wheat rolls,
canned pears, plain cookies, milk,
coffee.
With the exception Of the ,waf-
fies, there are no dishes suggested
that can not be served to children
from four years Of age up. OF
course. If the winter conserve" is
made particularly for the children
the nuts should be omitted.
Sour Milk Waffles
Two cups -four, u teaspoonful
salt, one teaspoonful soda. two cups
sour milk, four tablespoons melted
butter, two eggs.
Beat whites and yolks Of eggs
separately. Mix and sift dry In
gredier is. Add beaten yolks and
mix well. All milk slowly, beating
thoroughly. Beat in melted butter
and fold in the whites Of the eggs
beaten until stiff and dry. Drop by
spoonfuls on to a hot, well-greased
waffle iron.
Kedgeree
One cup cold cooked fish,. one
hard.boiled egg, two tablespoon but
ter, one-half cup milk, three-fourths
cup boiled rice, paprika, salt and
pepper.
Divide fish into flakes. removing
all skin and bones. Chop white of
egg coarsely. Melt butter in a
saucepan, add milk, rice. white OF
egg. and fish,. Season with salt and
epper. Mix we'll and heat thorough
ly. Serve in a mound. sprinkle with
the yolk Of an egg forced through
ricer and dash of paprika.
Whole Wheat Popovers
Three-fourth cup whole wheat
-four. one-half cup white hour. one
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CLUBS AND MEETINGS

Groves and Circles OF United
Ancient Order of Druids will hold
memorial services Sunday at p. m.
at 1884 S. Meridian st. Charles
Geider is chairman.
Young Ladies' Sodality OF Holy
Trinity was TO entertain with euchre.
and bunco at the hall on N, Holmes
ST.. Friday at $3.50 p. m.
st. Patrick's Social Club was TO
entertain with bunco and euchre
Friday evening in the hall.
Ladies Of st. Johns parish assisted
by the Altar Society and YOUNG
Ladies Sodality. were to entertain
at the hall on w. Georgia ST., Friday
afternoon and evening with cards
and bunco for the benefit of tho
Little Flower Church.
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Greathouse, Harrison, Benjamin, Full
Ter, Meikle. d. Burre Steinmetz,
Adams. A. Burres, Eggerding,
Schneider, Osborne, Lohss, Rose,
Carlson. Smith, Stuckwfsch, Kelley.
Gabbert, Eaton, Herman, Benson,
Pierpont, Talbot, Kistner. Suhr. d.
Collier, Bluemel, Goodman, s. Rud-
beck. Coghill, Pearson. Hausman.
King, Keller, Thomas, Nolte, Deme-
trius. Bremen, Howard. Kyle, Fend-
ley, Levin, Bernhard Toobin, Law
renee, Young, Templemeyer, Hider,
WEIGH Pickett, Fogle, Bremen, I'm
newehr, Hamilton, Bepley, McWhar-
ter, Arbuckle, Hamel, Meyer. Beau
champ, Martin, Mashmeyer, Hoy,
Gallon, Puntenney and Longwell.
For Monday, May rs: Stader,
frost, Heating. Weatherman, Deden,
Thomas, Harland. Caesar. Cain,
Hamilton, Arbuckle, Townsend,
Franzreb, Longwelh Funston. Beau
champ, Tilford, Priesthood. Martin,
Daniel, Hines, Elrod. Gallon, T.
Boyd, Grieb, Maschmeyer, Clelland.
Hoy, Bender, Demetrius, Thomas,
Hausman, Howard, King, Nolt,
Levin, Kahl, Kyle, Bernhard. Hider,
F'endley, Lawrence. Young. Pickett.
Fogle, Beeson, Menke, Grannaman,
Corrigan. Fectman, Harrison, l..
Moore, Steinmetz, Benjamin, S.
Moore, Hermann, Kistner, Smith.
Rose, Lohss, Carlson, Bellies. Eaton.
Pearson, S. Rudbeck. Osborne
Stuckwisch, Kelley, Suhr, and Pier
pont.
These names have been added to
the top Ten and Honor Roll for the
third marking period. following
correction: Virginia Burks, Top
Ten, and Irene Bailey, and Bertha
Whitaker, honor roll.
The Firestone Essay Contest re-
suited in nineteen Manual entrants.
From this list three have been
chosen to represent Manual in the
State contest. These essays were
submitted by Edward Buddenbaum
Leon Levi, and Erma Taylor.
Bessie Sellers, who was elected
Manual May Queen this year, was
also elected as May Queen OF the
Girl Reserves OF all three city high
schools, at joint meeting.
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yon, State Park and French Lick
en- route.
Trip to Nancy Hanks grave is
1876 miles. Drive south on Me-
ridian st. to belt railroad, turn to
right on State road 22 to Martins
Vile. Here take State road IL to
Spencer, then take State road 80
to Bloomington. Then take State
road % again to Paoli. At Paoh
take State road to West Baden,
near French Lick. and continue
until you reach State road 40, at
Haysville, where you take State
road IS to Gentryville, east of
which Is the grave.
Returning take State road 16 to
Gentryville and drive north over
Road Is to Haysville, again TAX
ing Road 40 to West Baden. Drive
over Road 5 to Paoli, taking Road
% to Bedford. Here you branch
east over State road 4 to Seymour,
near which is McCormick's Creek
Canyon State Park. Return north
over State road 1 to Indianapolis.
Return trip Is 1S9 miles.
Roads along the entire route are
fairly good. the Hoosier Motor
Club reports. Road Is paved to
Martinsville and is gravel to four
miles north OF Ooolitic. From
Ooolitic it is paved to Orleans. Re-
mainder is part pavement and part
gravel to Lincoln City.
Returning, The road Is mostly
gravel until five miles north OF
Seymour. Part is paved near CO.
lumbus. From Franklin to Indi-
annapolis road is paved.
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DIR. G. B. Jackson, Mrs. Roy Coles
of San Antonio. Tex, Major Francis
Armstrong, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Kurt Brown, and Mrs. John S. Nc
Farland. Mrs. Brooks entertained
with two tables of luncheon bridge
Friday for Mrs. Habvemeyer.
The Woman's City Club will be
in charge of the open house and tea
Sunday afternoon at the Mutual
Service Association house, Maple
Lodge, 61O w. Forty-Second st.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl A. Taylor, 1900
N. Delaware ST., entertained the
Poetry Circle Wednesday evening at
the annual guest meeting. Poems
and songs were given by members.
Mrs. o. C. Forbes Of Hollywood,
Fla, house guest of Mrs. B. M.
Forbes, 4502 Washington Blvd, was
the guest Of honor Friday at an in
formal luncheon given by Mrs.
Frank F. Brandt. Mrs. Harvey
Martin and Mrs. r. B. Tuttle enter
tanned Thursday evening at dinner
for Mrs. Forbes.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. L. Cook, 2751
Central Ave-, will spend the week
end at Marion and Ridgeville, Ind.
Mrs. Annie Lankin, 626 w.
Fortieth St.. will entertain the Ugo-
Igo Club at an all day meeting
Tuesday.
Mrs. Lawrence G. Holmes Of
Miami, Fla, returned home Thurs
day after a visit in indianapolis
with her mother, Mrs. Laura M.
Reyer, 1901 n. Capitol Ave.
$s/$
Miss Kathryn Reider, Lumley
Apis, and Miss Gertrude Dithmer,
are spending the weekend in Brown
county.
Miss Irene Violet Braman, Miss
Edythe Mae Moreland and Miss
Lucy Frances Caldwell brides-elect
of June, were guests of honor on
Thursday evening at theater party.
Others were: Harry Coughlin, Jake
Barth, William Hilkene, Clarence
Dewitt, Walter Lang, Louis Mavis;
Misses Kathleen Massey Bernice
Hall, Opal Hartman, Frances
Thrunn and Mr.. and Mrs. Homer
Dunn.
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full skin whitener, softener and beauti-
fer.
Massage this sweetly fragrant lemon
bleach into the face, neck, arms and
hands. 1t can not irritate. Famous
stage beauties use 1t to bring that
complexion; also as a freckle, sunburn
and tan bleach. You must mix this re-
markable lotion yourself It can not
be bought ready to use because 1t acts
best immediately after it Is prepared
Advertisement
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Manual II. S.
Minutes

Roines Club met Tuesday night at
the home Of George Weir, 1924 Hoyt
Avenue. The following were adj
mitted as charter members for next
year: Alfred Menges. John Herr
mann, Harry Benjamin, Leander
King, Arthur Funston, Emery
Fields, Albert Smith, Arthur Cleve-
land, Leslie Brandt, Edward Paul
and Glen Marmeson.
Alton Jacobs and Arthur Cleve-
land were appointed on a banner
printing committee; John Billingsly,
Leon Hutton. Ed Eickmann, Avon
Foster and Henry Brandt, on an
athletes dance committee, and AL
win Iverson, Buell. Young. John Bill
Kingsley, Irwin Putt, Miss Arda
Knox, club sponsor, and Cola Emery
on a committee to represent the
Roines in selection of the best all
round athlete of the. school.
Ruth Robinson, June senior, won
the Latin Quotation Contest Tues
day, for the third successive year.
Helen Vennard was second, and
Alice Eickey, third.
The r. o. T. C. hop" sponsored
by the cadet officers, was held in the
girls gym Thursday. r. Hines won
first prize of 81 in the sack race, and
Don Menke first prize of 50 in the
equipment race.
Carl Norbert Sack, cadet captain.
was awarded the Service Club metad
for excellence in military training.
The military drill. top ten" and
honor roll for Friday, May %, was
represented by the following cadets;
Menke. Corrigan. Grammar. Bee
son. L. Moore, Barkes, Fectman.
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A patriotic pilgrimage on Me-
mortal Day. What could be more
appropriate?
This trip through southern In
diana as outlined by the Hoosier
Motor Club would not only give
an opportunity to visit the grave
of Nancy Hanks, mother of Alb
raham Lincoln. in Nancy Hanks
Park at Lincoln City. i1~Spencer
County, but also affords a chance
to visit Mccormick Creek Can
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-05-29
DRAMATIC CLUB ELECTS
Gilbert Hurry Chosen Head Of Or
ganizatiOn at Dinner.

Gilbert Hurry was elected presi-
dent of the Dramatic Club at the
annual meeting and dinner dance at
the Indianapolis Country Club on
Thursday evening. Mrs. Sylvester
Johnson was elected vice president;
Edward ]. Bennett, secretary; w. Fl.
Simmons, treasurer, and three direc-
tors, William G. Bobbs, John w.
Kern and Garvin M, Brown.
Covers for $50 were laid at small
tables attractively decorated with
baskets OF garden flowers and roses.
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CHOSEN COLLEGE HEAD

BIZ Times Special
NEWCASTLE, Ind. May 2s.-
Rev. Gilbert H. Fern. pastor Of First
Christian Church. was planning to-
day to leave July 1. to become presi.
dent Of Missouri Christian College at
Kansas CYfv Mo
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w. B. HINER is HOST
Business Men Guests of Red Ball
Bus Terminal Head.

About 100 business men were
guests Of w. B. Hiner, president
Red Ball Bus Terminal, at a dinner
Thursday night at the new station.
Hiner expressed appreciation for
cooperation in the dedication of the
new terminal.
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CONFESSION is CLAIMED
Evansville Police Say Wadesville
HOid-up Is Solved.

Bu Times Special
EVANSVILLE, Ind, May $3.50
luton OF the Wadesville bank rob-
berry May IL was claimed by police
today with alleged confessions Of
Charles Clayton, 23, of Johnson City,
Ill. He involved four companions,
police said. They will be returned
to Benton, ILL.,. today to answer. rob-
berry charges there.
l.. P. Cox, cashier of the Wades-
Vile Bank. was kidnapped by bandits
and forced to open the safe.
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MODERN FAGIN,. CHARGE
Alleged Head Of Thievery School to
Be Sentenced.

BIZ United Press
LEBANON. Ind, May 29.-Sen'
tence was to be pronounced today
on Roy Roegge, 35, said by
authorities to have been a modern
Fagin conducting school OF
thievery.
Wayne Thompson, IT, told
authorities Roegge directed the hold.
up activities OF himself and another
youth.
Roegge was found guilty OF
robbery. Thompson is already under
prison sentence. The other youth
has not been arrested.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-05-29

For formal summer wear there
Is nothing more charming than the
ensembles of geogette crepe and
chiffon, the wrap being made of two
thicknesses OF the material banded
with soft FIR
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-05-29

until Todd's Tonic care to the
rescue. Within twenty days after
taking this wonderful toE!o felt like
a new man. In one months time
1 could eat wholesome foods~~ due
solely to the wonderful qualities Of
Todds Tonic. I can not say too
much in favor of Todd's great tonic.
Let me say this to suffering
humanity--if you are suffering from
any disease that seems incurable.
just try Todd's Tonic and will will
be restored to perfect health" Clyde
Harmon, louisville, Ind.
Todd's Tonic, with its wine-like
flavor, is pleasant to take.
At all
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-05-29
To Whiten Skin
with Lemon

The only harmless
way to bleach the
skin white is to mix
the juice of two lem
ons with three ounces
of Orchard White,
which any druggist
will supply for a few
cents. Shake well In
a bottle and you have
a whole quarter pint
Of tho mast noudor
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DIdnut.
Mrs. Marx E. Oberndorfer, chair
man of the music division Of the
General Federation of Women's
Clubs for the biennial council to
be held all next week at West Ba-
den, Ind, announces a musical
program which will include the
work. Of three well-known young
singers. They are Miss Senta Erd,
an American artist; Themy Georgi,
a Greek tenor, and Miss Sophie
Brandt, American rnezzo soprano.
Mr.. Oberndorfer, for two seasons
assistant conductor of the Chicago
Opera Association, will be official
accompanist. Axel Skjerne, we'll
known pianist, will also give a
program. All Of these artists nave
been educated abroad and have
been prominent in European opera.
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WHY DO WE
CLAIM
unusual merit for
SHAPLEY'S Original
STOMACH MEDICINE

Because Thousands Of people
have written us that they received
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bottle.
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Lee
BEFORE MARRIAGE TIME
TO CORRECT MISTAKES

man, engaged to girl discovers he loves another
old friend who recently back into his life Shall he break
the engagement or marry the girl he does lover
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Reduced to Bread and Milk Diet by Illness,
Now Eats Heartily and Enjoys Good Health
Clyde Harmon, Well-Known louisville (Ind.)
Farmer, Says Everything Failed but Todd's
Tonic-Has Message for You.

1T re com m Q nd
Todd's Tonic, be-
cause I have been
a sufferer from a
complication Of dis
eases. My worst
ailments w @ r e
stomach trouble and
severe indigestion.
For several months
I could only eat
bread and drink
r,ntIlr A. khf~ akt~n
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half teaspoon salt, one cup milk,
one egg, one teaspoon melted but
ter.
Mix salt, whole wheat -four and
white -four. Add milk slowly. beat
Ing to make a smooth batter. Add
well-beaten egg and melted butter.
Beat vigorously for two minutes.
Pour into hot buttered iron gem
pans or earthenware cups and bake
twenty minutes in a hot oven.
Winter Conserve
One-half pound dried peaches. one
half pound dried apricots, one-hak
pound prunes, one cup seeded rails
Ins. two oranges, one lemon, one
half cup nut meats, on eand one
half pounds sugar.
Wash dried fruit through several
waters and scrub well. Let the
peaches and apricots stand in cold
water % cover. Let stand over
night. In the morning stew in the
same water When very tender rub
through a coarse sieve. Add the
grated rind of one orange and one
lemon and the uice OF both or
anges and the lemon to the sifted
fruit. Put over the fire and add
the raisins cut in small pieces.
Simmer ten minutes and add the
nuts and sugar. Cook until thick
Pour into sterilized glasses and COW
err with paraffin when cold.
Copyright, 1925. NEA Service, Inc)
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Mr.. and Mrs. William Allen
Moore, 1929 N. Delaware ST.,
planned to entertain at dinner at
the Indianapolis Athletic Club Fri
day evening in honor Of Mrs. Will
liam A. Havemeyer, and Claude
Faunt Of Chicago, who are the week
end guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
/. Raymond, Jr. Other guests were
to be Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Brooks,
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Mrs. Ernest Knefler entertained
Friday at her home in Golden HILL
with d luncheon for eight in honor
Of Miss Nary Louise Milliken, who
leave Wednesday for visit in Pitts
field, Mass, before sailing June 80,
for Europe.
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Three-fourth cup whole wheat
-four. one-half cup white hour. one
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