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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-02-26

LETTER FROM RUTH BURKE
TO WALTER BURKE,
CONCLUDED.

1 do not believe that you realize
how glad 1 shall be to get back to
you. Oh, Walter, dear, that long
time between your going away from
me and your coming back to be my
husband is a specter that haunts me
and makes me cold at the thought
that again might lose you.
1 have learned that there is moth
ing like a husband after all. A
lover is, of course, very wonderful.
You get the thrill Of his kisses, the
fiattery that his eyes express and
the joy that his caressing words
give to you, but even with your
lover you cannot take down your
back hair''-if you have not sue
cumbed to the bob. If, however,
you have done that universal shear
ing. you can not even show 1t to
your lover without a marcel or a
permanent wave, as it were.
With your husband, 1t Is differ
eft, my dear. Once in a while you.
can be yourself. Not always, for
being ones self is either a COM
fnonplace or an annoying thing.
When you leave the couture off
your head as we'll as the bride
off your soul or the snaffle bit
off your mind, YOU are apt to say
some things that are either very
banal or very disturbing.
My English may be a little
mixed, dear, but my feelings are
not. know you are the best man
with whom I have ever come in
contact.
Don't get too conceited, for If you
do / might change my mind
A conceited husband is always
an arrogant husband and that Is
really worse than a banal or an
noying wife.
Now, however, my dear Walter,
you are the first, last and only one
with me. Iwant to see you so much
that even look upon Leslie's baby
with petty criticism because that
baby has kept me away from you.
When 1 come home, dear, I am
afraid you will get very tired of me
for I shall stick around as much as
can. Really, your only chance of
being yourself will be because 1
shall have to attend to the shop.
have left 1t a long while and, of
course, there will be many loose
ends to tie up. Although I didn't
realize it 1 am sure that some kind
Of outside business is good for a
married woman. 1t keep her away
from her husband in her thoughts
as well as literally away, and. sad
as this may seem, both you and I
know that men tire easily Of every
thing except, perhaps. their ambi-
lions, and loving women are apt to
tire them quickest of all.
l Dear, right here am going to put
my creed: shall love you just as
long. as you love me and not one
minute after. but as you are loving
me now am yours, body and soul.
Your wife, RUTH.
Copyright, 1925, NEA Service, Inc.)
NEXT-Letter from Karl Whit
ney to Mrs. Joseph Graves Hamil-
/ ton.
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PROB!LEN
lSObJECT OF TALK
BEFORE A.A U. ".
Plans Made for National
Convention Here April
8-11.

At the monthly meeting Of the
American Association of University
Women Wednesday evening at the
Polly Primm tea room, Miss Eliza
beth Hall talked on "Occupational
and Legislative Adjustments for
Women. Music was given by the
Alpha Chi Omega quartet, com
posed of Mrs. J. M. Ogden, Mrs.
Donald U. Bridge. Mrs. Claud Best
and Miss Twanette Nutter, accom-
panied by Mrs. t. M. Rybolt.
Mrs. Frank d. Hatfield, president,
explained methods of delegate rep
resentation at the National conven-
ton, April 81, at the Claypool. =
Names and addresses Of all dele
gates and alternates should be sent
to Miss Nina Kerr, Washington, ID.
c., by March 25. Mrs. Frank
Streightoff, Indianapolis, is National
credentials chairman.
Miss Faye .Henly announced the
March meeting of the, pre-school
age committee would be held at the
Orchard school. Reports on Traits
and Habits of Children" will be
made. Miss Flora Drake is chair
man Of the curriculum committee
which will meet at the school ad-
ministration building Saturday.
The William McF'ee lecture on
'Iatin Contrasts viii be given in
the Travertine Room Of the Lin
coin, March --13, at p. m. Mrs.
Sterightoff announced a. new branch
of the Al. A. u. w: had been estab-
lished in Charlottesville, Ind, with
Mrs. Frank Davidson as president.
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PLAYERS CLUB MEETS
February Presentation to Be Held
Friday Evening.

The February presentation Of the
Players Club win be given Friday
evening at the College OF Music and
Fine Arts. Two one-act plays will
be given. The first. 1.-THE Valiant, :"
by Holworthy Hall and Robert
Middleman. will be presented by
Montgomery Lewis, DR.. Charles Nc
Naull, Herbert Foltz and Miss
Josephine Shaw. The second, POST
Mortems," dramatized by Howard
Webb Adams, will be given by
Mr.. Adams, Mrs. James B. Steep,
DR.. Vernon L. Hahn and Maurice
Socwell. The committee In charge
Of the plays and. the dance which
will follow includes Mr.. and Mrs.
Steep. Mr.. and Mrs. Socwell. Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Lieber, Miss Lucia
Ketcham and Mr. Adams.
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TAKES OFF
20 ms. FROM HIPS
Double Chin K.rnishes!

The latest way to take of fat dses net
call fer drugs, exercises, diets or baths
all enc needs to do to have trim, slender
Inquire is to get from the drug store some
OF DR.. Folrs' Soap for Reducing and apply
4 night and morning on fat parts. h'rS-
W. b. writes rs that for FIVE weeks Abe
faithfully used this soap with the most
wonderful results This Ia all she did:
Every night she made = good iather with
Or. Folts Soap. applied Il on her bust.
hips and double chir, left the lather on =
few minutes, then washed of. Her meas
urements before starting this simple, easy
Bust. s. To-day Bust Is g..
Hips, g. To-day Hips are A
She says that abe had double chin
which made her lock years older. II has
entirely vanished DR.. Foltss Scar has
already helped q great many people to
take on excess fat. although In the past
y had only been made In limited ut,au-
tity by the Doctor himself, who kent his
formula tor his private practice. lately
Z has been put up In Convenient soax
form. and can be had from most leadin<
Drug Stores. No diets or exercises are
nesssssry. Il a guaranteed ALSO
luIELY. HARMLESS, and is Remarkably.
10 beautify the skin and rid H Of pimpIes
o. eruptious. BEWARE OF NORTH
LESS 1MITATtGB ASK FOR AND
IkT DR. 70 PAP FROM ANY
sMITE RUa sToREs'1zz1d -
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IRIS. s. H. Trip Of Blooming
IMt ton, Del, who Is the guest
Iva OF her mother Mrs. 8. H.
Wright, 1911 Bellefontafne ST., for
several weeks. will entertain Friday
afternoon with luncheon at the
Polly Primm tearoom for twenty
four guests in honor of her mothers
eighty :seventh birthday anniversary.
eth st., will entertain at bridge
March 6 for twelve guests.
+ss
Mrs. Frederick G. BALI, 80 Hamp-
ton Dr., has returned from short
visit in Martinsville, Ind.
$50
Mrs. Ronald A. Foster, 3742 N.
Pennsylvania ST., with Mrs. Charles
Gemmer and Miss IIilda Gemmer,
will return home the last of next
week from a trip to Miami, Fla
They visited Cuba and are motoring
through southern Florida.
Miss Elizabeth Ames, of Green
castle, Ind, who is the house guest
Of Mrs. Ovid Butler Jameson. 1895
N. Pennsylvania St., will return
home Thursday for a week, after
which she will again visit Mrs.
Jameson.
Miss Ann Ellen rutherford, Rose
dale Terrace, North Shield, New
castle on-Tyne, England, has arrived
to spend several months with her
cousins, James and Miss Anna Tai
lentire, 231O N. Delaware st.
Mrs. Frank Shellhouse, Sphinx
Arms Hotel, and her mother, Mrs.
Everett Hunt, have returned from
st. Petersburg, Fla, after spending
month there.
The Hoosier Tourist Club held its
regular luncheon Thursday after
noon at the home of Mrs. George A.
Miller, 1922 College Ave. A buffet
luncheon for thirty was served. The
program included papers by Ms
George w. Early on "Industrie.J"
Mrs. Sherman Mott, on Sports and
Customs; Mrs. A. F.. Lewis, on
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PARTIES, MEETINGS. SOCIAL ACTIVITIES

and readings. Those at the speakers
table: Miss Isadore- Kessler, chair
man of the program committee, who
presided; Mrs. Felix T. McWhirter.
president Of fthe general club; Miss
Gertrude Barrett OF Muncie, Ind.
president OF. the Indiana Federation
Of Business and Professional Wom-
en-; Miss Louise A. Ross. chairman
of the business women's section;
Mrs. Kilgore. Miss Elizabeth Rainey.
national vice. president for Indiana
of the national organization OF bust
ness and professional women; Miss
Frances Kelly, secretary Of the sec
ton; Miss Lucy Osborne, treasurer;
Mrs. nellie Hays Henderson, vice
chairman. and the past chairmen,
Misses Mamie d. Larsh, Lena Nee
han and Mrs. r. Harry Miller.
The Colonial tea given by the In
diana Woman's Republican Club on
Thursday afternoon at the SEVERN
roof garden from to 5 was at
tended by about 450 women. The
tea table was prettily appointed with
blue ragged robbins and Jonquils.
Flags We're also used in decorating.
Presiding at the tea table were Mrs.
E. ]. Robson and Mrs. Ovid Butler
Jameson. A program of music was
given by the Irvington Woman's
quartet. composed Of Mesdames
George A. Goldman, c. L. Campbell,
A. w. Macy, Harry Marquette.
Charming Colonial costumes were
worn by many of the members.
Alvin p. Hovey w. r. C. win give
a benefit card party Friday after
noon at $50 at ia r. Maryland st.
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PURDUE BAND EMPLOYED
University Musicians to Play at 1926
State Fair.

The Purdue University Band, di-
rected by Paul Emerich. was en-
ployed by the State board of agri-
culture today to play for the 1925
State fair next fall. This followed
failure Of the Weber Band. Cincin.
natl. to sign a contract made sew
eral days ago.
The Indianapolis Military Band
also will play.
The fair premium lists viii go to
the printers in a few days. Prem
iums have been increased $40, 900
over last year. The board added
$4,000 to horses, $4,000 to cattle and
81, 900 to other prizes.
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LETTERS TO DR.. BAKER

RIVERSIDE, r. R.-Mrs. Emma Du-
quette, 80 Silver Spring Ave-, writes !:
II received your Health and Beauty
book and was very pleased with IL as
1t tells Of many things that viii help
have been using Mentho- Laxene
the best ] have ever used. / am ever
so grateful and thank you very much"
CLEVELAND, OHIO.-Joseph A.
White, 1911 East oath ST., writes: ''How
can express my thanks to you. ! fecl
indeed very thankful that there is such
a doctor as you to help and advise
trustworthy medicines to the commun-
ity. i think Casca Royal Pills (for
plain yellow Minyol has brought my
hair back to its natural healthy condi-
ton. / remain, etc.
CINCINNATI, OHIO.-"A word to let
you know that the Casca ROYAL pills
for constipation, and Balmwort Tablets
for kidney and bladder trouble and
Vilane Powder for perspiring, tender
feet, all Of which I am using, have
proven Godsend 20 me and certain
" do thank yon. 70. helping me. Am
Also thank you for the Health and
Beauty book. 1t Ia great You can use
my letter II you wish, Truly" (Signed)
p. A. vanarsdall, 1874 w. 4fh st.
GowEN. 6KLX.-E. w. Ratclin. R.
Il. No. 1, Box 157, write8: II have been
troubled with small biisters between
my toes, 50 bad that could hardly
walk, For two years had tried every
thing II could get. Then used Men-.
tho- Laxene saw ten days, after
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My mother got me to try Vegetable
Compound and 1 have found great
benefit, and not only recommend
1t for such troubles, but to build
up the whole system. 1 have used
it for most everything that gets
wrong with me. When I begin to
feel nervous and irritable don't
stop long in getting g bottle Of the
Vegetable Compound If haven't got
one in the house. 1t gives a fine APP
petite and makes new woman OF
me. You may use this testimonial
In my own town or anywhere else,
and will answer any letters I re-
ceive. "-MRS.) RUSH FULLER
TON, 525 s. end Street, Clearfield,
Pa.
II you are suffering from nervous
troubles, irritabiiity. give the vege-
table Compound q fair trdal.--Ad-
vertdsement.
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Democratic Women to Hear Prof.
Jensen Friday Night.

Speakers for the Seventh District
Democratic Woman's Club meeting
Friday evening at the Indiana Dem
ocratic Club. 90 Il. Vermont St.. will
be Prof. Howard %. Jensen Of But B
University. who win talk on 'Pcss
itics and Propa ganda," and Leland
Ross, a senior at Wabash College,
who won the State oratorical con
test. Invitations are extended to the
members of the Indiana Democratic
Club and their friends.
A program Of piano numbers will
also be given by Miss Elizabeth
Speer. Mrs. j. r. Edwards is chair
man of the program committee.
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meme Tablets as the best medicine for
such trouble.
p. B. asks: What is. q, good remedy
Tor annoying kidney and bladder trou-
BILE Of functional character 2"
Ans: Obtain Balmwort Tablets and
use as per directions on sealed pack
age.
p. A. e. writes: t'Please suggest the
best medicine you know of for bad
cough and colds
Ans: Essence Mentho-Laxene FOR
cough and Mentho-Laxene Salve for
colds.
Mrs. r. NJ. asks: II aL,, anxious to
reduce about 80 pounds. What Isl best
Ans: 1 recommend Arboiooe Tab
let's as very effective and most reliable.
X. o. B. asks: what would you ad-
wise me to take for muscular rheuma-
Ans: 7 have found Cardiol Tablets
usually afford prompt, lasting benefits
X. c. NJ. writes: ''Please advise for
chronic constipation, samethiag mild
but sure"
Ans. Ask your druggist for Casca-
Royal Pills. Also endeavor to eat lax
ative foods.
X. q. asks: Advise me to overcome
pimples (acne), bnils and hives due to
sluggish liver and Iowels.''
Ans. Take Sulpherb Tablets regtl-
larly for several months
G. T. B. writes. II want a harmless
remedy for headache and occasional
neuralgia"
Ans: Ask druggist for 5-grain SUI
thol Tablets pronounced "Soothe -all,,')
Contain no opiates.
II. ID. A writes, Il would like a
real remedy for dandruff, itching scalp,
oily hair, etc"
Ans: I have found plain yellow
Minyol superior for such troubles.
p. 7. s. asks: II have Scatarrh Of
head and throat, 1t is diRagreeable
and most annoying. What hhould
use TO correct the frouble7s
Ans: Obtain Vilano Powder; use ss
PeE Esckions. Also apply 1iale
E
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quots of primroses tied with laven-
laid &C tables arranged with bou-
dar and yellow tuIle.
More than 200 reservations were
made for the annual banquet of the
business women's section OF the
Woman's Department Club Thursday
evening at the Indianapolis Athletic
Club. The program was to be given
by Miss Edna M. Phinney. harpist.
and Mrs. Alfred Kilgore Of Muncie.
Ind, soloist. Vernon c. Sheldon of
Ft. Wayne, Ind, was to give pro-
gram of impersonations, monologues
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First Woman Candidate

BD Times she Nal
SEYMOUR, Ind, Feb. 26.-Mrs.
Grace Aufderhide, widow of a for
mer railway fireman, is the first
woman ever to make d race for nom
nation for city office here. She
is candidate for nomination for
city clerk treasurer on the Repub-
ican ticket and is without opposi-
ton in her own party.
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NOTE: For MANY years DR.. Lewis
Baker, Medical Director, The Black
burn Products Co., 312 College Bldg,
Dayton, Ohio, has. been recommending
trustworthy medicines to millions of
people through the medium of adver-
tisements, and doubtless has helped in
relieving the ailments and minor in
firmities of the public more than any
single individual in the worlds his
tory, and by an inexpensive method
The medicines mentioned by him are
pure and free from habit forming
drugs They represent the combined
wisdom and experience of physician
and chemist. Progressive druggists
can supply them. BY reading his an
swers to others you should find case
similar to- your own.
A copy of DR.. Bakers great guide
book, Health and Beauty" viii be
mailed to anyone sending ten cents
(coin).
Thousands have written him express
sions similar to the following:
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Province of Bohus,'. and Mrs. ]. p.
Aspinwall, on "Dalecarlia." The
program was based on tours through
Scandinavia. Mrs. j.. E. Andrews
gave a reading and Mrs. T. c. Hall
Jr. read a story. Guests were: Mrs.
]. +. Kercheval of Sheridan, Ind;
Mrs. A. S. Rowe, Mrs. L. A. Beam
and Mrs. A. l.. Roggsbee. Assisting
hostesses: Mrs. G.. c. Huffman, Mrs.
G. M. Finney and Mrs. Ralph Mas
son. -- --.--
A special showing Of the eight
eenth annual exhibition OF Indiana
Architects was held at the John
Heron Art Institute on Thursday
afternoon.
DIR. Charles r. Stockard. a mem
Der of the faculty of the medical col
lege of Cornell University was the
speaker Wednesday evening ut the
meeting of the Contemporary Club
at the John Heron Art Institute.
DIR. Stockard's subject was Human
Types and Human Fancies." A gen.
eral discussion by the club followed.
Mrs. Hugh McGibney, vice presi-
dent, presided.
Mrs. William r. Werner. 2144 e.
Twelfth St., has returned from a
trip through Florida and Cuba
Miss NJ Norma France, 500 e.
Sixteenth ST., was to ~be hostess
Thursday evening for the first OF a
series of card parties to be given by
the Delta Zeta Psi Sorority. The
sorority colors of green and gold
were to be used. Miss Kathleen
Jerry was to assist the hostess.
Indianapolis Alumni of Beta Theta
Pi fraternity will entertain with a
dance and card party Saturday eve
ming at the Sphinx Arms Hotel. Mem
beers OF the chapters of the State
olleges and universities are ex-
pected. to attend.
A pretty spring luncheon bridge
was given Wednesday afternoon by
Mrs. Harley w. Rhodehamel, 1929
College Ave. Covers for ten were
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Die com pound
has helped me
in every way.
Before taking it
1 couldn't stand
on my feet with
out pains run
ming all through
my whole body
from by waist
down, just like
threads pulling.
/ was not fit to
do any woK.
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C. =. j. asks :
What medi-
cine do you
recommend for
a weak, nerv
GUS run down
c 0 n d It'll 0 n,
where anemia
a II d p 0 o r
blood are the
a p p a r e n t
cause 2"
Ans 7 an0-
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Man May Be Judged
by His WiteS Clothes,

There is such thing being over-economical. wife
far behind her husband financially he
toward may work almost much harm wife who
rushes far ahead of her husbands bank account.
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Corn King Speaks

BIZ Times EDecirt 80
{ ANDERSON, Ind, Feb. 26.-Peter
lux Of Shelbyville, corn king, was
one Of the speakers at the annual
county farmers institute here
Wednesday. One thousand attended.
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fAatsqbM-O
qtpt miK Of maqne4i.a!
Ind PUle nGslemk on
This Advertisement Of
Health Questions Answered

Is Published Public
How and When To Use trustworthy Products and to
Reproduce
sulpher Arboon sutho MenthLa Mnyo HypoNucIan
vIane
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WAS NUl fir
TO DO HER WORK
Dreadful Condition of Mrs.
Fullerton's Health Rene
died by Lydia E. Pinkkam's
Vegetable Compound

IT cannot begin to tell you how
much Lydia L. Pinkham's Vegeta-
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JEWISH WOMEN TO MEET
Program for Council Meeting March
2 Arranged.

The regular monthly meeting of
the Council OF Jewish Women will
be held March 2, 2:15 D. m. at the
Temple, Delaware and Tenth Sts
Mrs. Martha Stubs will give talk
on THE Span Of Life" A vocal
duet will b, given by Mrs. Edgar
Kiser and Mrs. Philip Efroymson,
accompanied by Mrs. Simon Kser.
Mrs. Sol Ki,jer, president, will pre-
side.
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strength Mentho-Laxene Salve in nos
trils twice daily.
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x A pretty spring luncheon bridge
was given Wednesday afternoon by
Mrs. Harley w. Rhodehamel, 1923
College Ave. Covers for ten were
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IL. ID. A. writes, II would like a
real remedy for dandruf, itching scalp,
oily hair, etc.
Minyol superior for such troubles.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-07-10
AT THE HOTELS

Oveland-Anton Anderson, M. H. Holms, J. Moore, John Prink, John Martinson, John Rinan, Peter Smith M. Thompson, John Martin and A. N. Bruhn.
 Seward-J. P. Peterson, John Ri1 ner, Casper Bronfeld, B. M. Moe and wife, John Olson, T. Sather and wife
 Van Gilder-D. W. Branch, Max Peyser and Sam Keist.
 Sexton-O. F. Harrington, T. P Skeen, D. Hurley, K. Knudson, D J. Aughney, A. Klerck and E. W Bennett.
 Barnett.
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CLARA kIMBALL YOUNG
 MUST LIVE ON S1Oo WEEK

LOS ANGELES, July g (P)-Clara Kimball Young must live on s100 per week as long as she lives in California or the courts will appoint guardian, it was said today. The reports of her being robbed of s1O0,OOO worth of jewels in New York last winter were untrue, the jewels being paste, the high value being given for publicity purposes, according to Mrs. Young.
 She stated in court here today that her liabilities were s7,0OO and her as- sets sS, and some clothing, mostly un- derwear and stockings.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-07-10

A meeting will be held this even- ing at o'clock at the Fire Hall to which all members of the department and members of the 4th of July com mittees are requested to attend.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-07-10

Sam Keist, proprietor of the Pal ace of Sweets in Anchorage, arriv- ed in Seward last evening and will remain over few days on business.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-07-10

Peyser and son, recently returned to Alaska from visit to the States. Last summer they were engaged in the clothing business in Seldovia.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-07-10

Max Peyser, proprietor of Pey- sey's tailoring and dry cleaning es- tablishment at Anchorage, was an overnight business visitor in Sew ard. returning to the Inlet town on this mornings train. MT. and Mrs.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-07-10

Helen Welsh, who has been visit ing with Miss Cecil Leslie for the last week, returned this morning to her home at Anchorage.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-07-10

Eric Nelson, logging contractor and Bil Bryan, mill foreman, depart today for Days Harbor.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-07-10

The coast guard cutter Haida de parted for Kodiak last night at , o'clock.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-07-10

Mayor L. V. Ray, returned to Sew ard last night from Anchorage where he had been called on legal busi- ness.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-07-10

Elwyn Swetmann, Seward business man, returned yesterday from a fish ing trip down Russian river.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-07-10

Martin Kilian, forest ranger, de parted for Lawing this morning.