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HO0Sier Briefs

r. 1EES are becoming one Of
X the chief interests of
81 Sweetser and vicinity. The
Sweetser Bee Association has just,
been organized. to promote more
and better bee keeping in the COM
munity.
Cupid after strenuous exercise in
June. took a nice rest during July
in Monroe County. Only twelve
marriage licenses were issued by the
county clerk at Bloomington during
the month.
A calf with no tail and hind legs
shaped like sled runners has been
born on the farm Of Gus Rickner
near Portland. The head and front
portion of the body are normal.
Washington is to have it's own
moving picture. An automobile wreck
will be staged in the downtown dis
trict for the film, "A Day in Holly
wood" The leading lady has not yet
been selected, but the director is
flooded with applications.
Farmers living near Upton de.
clare there is a "hoodoo" spot on the
Range Line road just north Of Hope
well Church. Several accidents have
taken place on the pavement within
a few feet of one another.
TIRED HANEY Of Muncie did
+ not want his siter-in-law
IL to live at his home, it is
said But his wife insisted.
Haney threw the relatives travel
ing bag out of the house, and his
wife had him arrested on an as
sault and battery charge. Fifteen
dollars" said the judge.
Elwood does not think 1t needs
any more policemen. There is a
vacancy in the department. but I'VE
are not even thinking about 1t. -
said Chief Parson, when asked who
would be appointed. the city saves
500 a month.
Charley Forrest Of Frankfort was
such a good horseshoe pitcher in a
match at Attica that he won a
rooster, the grand prize. He is GO
ing to auction off the fowl to his
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sos P. M.-wPG (299.8). Atlantic City
go Ap4 p. UMNfI-wEAF (491.5l. New York
# #325tR IF also MsE qEsSss5Es
WSMB 1851 New Orleans-Music.
6 40 ?. M@WHK (273J. Cleveland
e:45 r. M,-wGco (416.4 Minneapolis ape ;
1491.51. New York-Band concert, also
WOO. WV WGAAP &46855S(( 0Washhing-
: p reMIe .MsKFRU ,(394.5). Br1stow. Okla
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Educational hour. wBz $3.50. Spring
field-Shrine drum corps. WGR (3l9(
Buffalo-.Program. W III Ir 9 ST.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. review. W0R
(465.2), Newark--Thea alter. WIG
i2qaSj Atlantic City-Concert. WRNY
1855 New York-Talx. WTAM
3S9;4a ClevelapSdS-Hour. WRW
7.ifT7 NI.am lIEERHT 1888. Troy-Con-
cert WRNY (25s.5), New York-Mu-
;S cert WWBAP5 17A4759'951. It. Worth-Mu-
sic wBZ (333.3), Springfield - Har-
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Concert Music

7:00-WBz-WKRC-WTAM.
7:30-KOA-WBAP-Wf1O.
S:00-KFRU-WLW.
S:30-OAI-WSMB.
9:00-KOA-WLW.
10:00-KFI-KGO.
10:45-WSB.
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Dancing

7:30-WMAK.
8:00-WLIT-WKRC.
8.20-WEAF-WMC-WJZ.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
9:25-KTHS.
9:3O-WBAP.
1O:00-WHN-WTAM.
11:00-WHO.
11:45-WDAF-
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Answer to Yesterdays Crossword
Puzzle.
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This WEEK AT
MOVIE HOUSES

Continued From Page a
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Charley Forrest Of Frankfort was
such a good horseshoe pitcher in a
match at Attica that he won a
rooster. the grand prize. He is GO
ing to auction off the fowl to his
friends.
Evening star., 1925-11-15

Mrs. Roselia B. Shaw. chairman of the
edcational committee, with Miss
Cornelia Hill, the president, presiding.
The civic committee Is working on
a campaign for the Improvement of
the appearance of North Beach. The
chairman, Mrs. Ramey. has been au-
thorized to offer a prize for the best
kept garden next season.
At o'clock A. NJ. Hareboro gave
lecture on food values, preparing and
serving a meal demonstrating most
modern cooking appliances.
The Argyle Study Club will meet
tomorrow at 1870 pm, at the home
of Mrs. Cox, 1907 Iowa avenue. Mrs
Hillman will present a paper on
Phases of Life in India"
The Washington City Alumnae
Chapter of the Chi Omega Fraternity
will meet Tuesday. in the active chap
ter rooms, 2024 G. street, at 7:3O pm.
Plans for the work for the ensuing
year will be submitted and discussed.
Local and out -of-town alumnae are
urged TO be present.
The Friendship Aid Club will meet
at the home of Mrs. Webster Ruck-
man, 3414 Mount Pleasant street. to-
morrow at 1870 pm.
MIS-. Maria saunders McNdnOn, pSE-
Choanalyst, will be the speaker, having
as her subject why We Are Where
We Are" and a program of music
Will be given by Mrs. B. d. Shreve.
soprano. who will have as her accom-
panist Mrs. Charles, Haupt.
The Washington Quota Club held
an informal dinner at the City Club
Thursday evening. Mrs. capers, pre-
siding. A luncheon was announced
for next Thursday, at 1890 to be
held at the city Club, when plans
for the season will be outlined. The
Baltimore Quota Club Will hold a
business and professional dinner Tues
day evening at the Southern Hotel,
Baltimore. The prominent business
houses are cooperating and have re-
served tables for their representatives.
1t Is urged that Washington Quota
rians attend TO show their apprecia-
ton of the response the Baltimore
Club made TO the recent dinner held
at the New Willard Hotel. The club
plans 10 leave by bus, from the New
Willard Hotel, at . pm. Telephone
Evening star., 1925-11-15

Rebecca Stanley, chairman; sightsee-
ing, Mrs. E. T. Kilkoff, chairman;
registration. Miss Mary Mattingly,
chairman; reception, Mrs. Scriven, in
the absence of the chairman. Miss
Shanley reported that the programs
for the convention would be ready
this week. Mrs. Kilkoff reported that
about 100 autos had been loaned by
members and friends of the w. d. c.
for the sightseeing tour for delegates.
Cars will leave the New Willard Hotel
at O'Clock Sunday. The itinerary
includes all places Of interest In
Washington and the Tomb of the Un-
known Soldier at Arlington, ending
at the service school. Miss Mat
eingly reported that the registration
booth at Union Station would be ready
for the arrival of the first delegate.
Evening star., 1925-11-15

AS always, the registration commit
tee will cooperate with the Travellers
Aid Mrs. Scriven reported prepara-
tons for the reception and tea at the
service school, following the auto
tour. The Baltimore Archdiocesan
Council and the w. ID. G. will be
hostesses; also. that Mrs. +. G. Hcr-
rigan. president of the b. A. c.. will
arrange that delegates from religious
orders would lunch at the hotel each
day of the convention. On Sunday
Mrs. Scriven will entertain at lunch
con the members of The hierarchy
here for the convention and the Off
GERS and directors of the national Or
ganiZation.
Following the convention plans. Miss
Stanley reported the rural Sunday
school work done during the Sum-
Evening star., 1925-11-15

the social hour, a feature of the meet.
ings that is always interesting.
Emma Robertson Florence Critten-
ton Circle was held at the Hotel Cairo
Monday. The president. Mrs. Charles
Robert Shelton, presided. Final ar
rangements for the bazaar were made
at this meeting. Mrs. j. e. Carroll
was elected a new member.
National Council of Catholic WON.
en.-The executive board met Novem-
ber at the National Catholic Service
School, 24O0 Nineteenth street, to com
plete arrangements for entertaining
delegates to the fifth annual conven-
ton of the N. G. c. w. The president,
Mrs. George Scriven, presided.
Reports were heard from the fol
lowing committees: Program, Miss
Evening star., 1925-11-15

mer at Glymont. Il mission of Indian
Head parish, Rev. Charles O'Hara.
pastor. Fifty-three children were in
structed for first communion and con-
firmation. which We're administered
by his grace. Archbishop Curley. on
November /. Sixteen trips were
made by the ladies doing the work.
the cars usually being loaned by
friends of the w. y. G. The last three
trips the ladies were accompanied bv
two Sisters of the Holy Cross Arch
bishop Curley commended the work
and thanked the sisters and members
of the w. d. c. for their untiring
efforts. :
The board adjourned to meet again
on December 6, when plans for the
quarterly meeting to be held on De
cember II will be completed.
Evening star., 1925-11-15

tut TtSCI FdtIOIIS 10 NdIJ6TS, NdIIl
PIT.
The WOman's' Community Club of
Remington met Monday afternoon
with Mrs. F. p. Waybright and opened
its exercises with assembly singing,
led by the music section, directed by
Mrs. Charles w. Lane.
The president, MRS. b. w. Kumler,
paid tribute to a departed member,
Mrs. f. w. Brown, at whose home
the previous meeting was held.
Routine business was rapidly dis
patched, and the president introduced
the speaker, Mrs. William Wolfe
Smith, from the League of American
Pen Women. who gave a talk on
Books" The club gave Mrs. Smith
a vote of thanks and adjourned for
Evening star., 1925-11-15
The woman'ss Community Club Of

for reservations to Mrs. Capers. Main
Evening star., 1925-11-15

WOmen'S Home Club OF North
Beach, Md, met Tuesday evening with
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Silent Today
CKAC. wCBD. Veal.
KFKx, KGO, WHIP.
WIFI, WLW. sWSAI.
WoAI, WOs, NWRC.
4 WTAM.

Percy Voc t4s4), Davenport. Iowa
FGh Tr 9ser stln citg s Mod Mos
P45oa) 2nanta@ e1sf1 S WAS 1852
Elgin, Ill.--Terrace Orchestra. songs.
8 :I6 SP 2. M.GwGY (as5A Schenectady
Eiihu Root. Charles Evans Hughes. Har-
~ ~ + mi M s.Ras a 1897 Jog
s.$5 r. NJ WOO i5os,, Philadelphia
$50 +. pM.EWctAL tseol, Northaeld,
Minn.-Book talks. WFAA l472:9l..
ace Orchestra. VINO (500t. Memphis
'f sSesis @kY Ssa ESs%sA 2
Island Musical program. WBCN
MS Sessh ssg oHs aesg
RI S SSsIsAIssPdii%ssSE 5Sfs51 s.
troft1-Arcadia dance orchestra. WDAR
l395).. phias,M orning Glory
e ehoir sDr1WRsGR Ssf9( @
St1lRs eFsSsssrsw vow WY 4SS5S om Mfs
e:Io z. M;5WLs t$45l. Chicago--Radio
s:I5 2. M.MWMAo (447.5). Chicago
$50 r. M.-WBAP t4729l. TT. Worth
sRed-hot Ramblers. pied Piper. OF
Hamlin.' WGY 1851 Schenectady
WGY Orchestra WIN $500, New
York-Rosaland Academy Orchestra.
WOI (36O) Ames. Iowa--Weather re-
port WOO (510). Philadelphi
Sylvania Orchestra.
9:45 r. M.-WJAR t360), Providence
1000 p. MKT (469) Los Angeles
1882 5sseS. p %iEford. i Kasn.4pance. two
hours. XIII 1881. Los Angeles--Mu-
sic two hours. KYW 1891 Chicago--
Continuation Of revue. three and one
half hours WBCN $500, Chicago
Midway Orchestra. WGN (370) Chi
cago-Jazz Skamper one hour. WGR
(319). Buffalo--Supper dance. Lopez
I. Orchestra. WIS l345l, Chicago-Mu-
Rainbo Orchestra steel guitar; four
w H4uas M repor. s@S WNYo aS 15ss) New
York-Roosevelt Orchestra.
1880 P. M-WHN (360l. New York
Club Alabam Revue WOAW (522)
Omaha--Brandis Orchestra.
1915 p. M-KFI (469l. Los Angeles
Examiner Studio. one hour.
Ill 100 p. M.--WEBH 800 Chicago
Winter Garden Four, Oriole Orchestra.
M saf hour froi WING Tss SVo9o 9n HtIaat
III 80 r. SM.-WJJD (303). Mooseheart.
m-Request program on organ.
1I:45 p. M.-WDAF (414l), Kansas
City. Mo.--Nighthawlxs. one and one
i ie:oo Midnight-KFI (4es). Los Angeles
Vocal one hour. XIII (395). Los
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Angeles Organ. WDAR t395l. Phila-
delphia-Studio features
loo a. M.KNx $3.50. Hollywood. Cal.
Hotel Ambassador Orchestra.
SATURDAY. FEB. Ia
$50. 700 and 500 A. M.--KYw $3.50 !,
Chicago-Morning exercises w orid
Z Crier'f every half hour Of the day and
700 A M-wwJ 1851. Detroit--set-
9:45 A. M.NWCxL t337), Northneld.
Minn.-St Olaf Chapel services.
1000 A. M.-WOC (49S). Davenport,
= Iowa-Quotations household hints.
10:46 A. M.--WCCO (419.3), Minneapolis
St. Paul-Home services
Ii 100 A. M-WBAV {294), Columbus
Music markets. WQJ (4S9). Chicago
Home economies one hour.
II:30 A. M.-WGR (319), Buffalo-Hotel
Statler ensemble.
III :35 A. M-KYw 1921. Chicago-Ta-
bic talk for women.
l2 Ncon-WCK 1901, St. Louis-Music.
one-half hour. woo (49Sl Davenport.
Iowa-Chimesx WSB (450.21. Atlanta
1880 7. si.@KDKA 1909, East Pitts
SgIP oMs oty oTsaesUFa MHA q
Iowa Iowa talk. one.hssif hour. Vol $500,
Ames. Iowa--College chimes address.
i 80 r.. M.-wCAE 1927. Pittsburgh
Tea dance music. VINO 5000, Mem
phis--Noonday musicale.
i 40 r. .M.--WGN (370) Chicago--Dr
ensemble blackstone quintet
2 p. M.-WHB (414.1), Kansas City. Mo.
Ladies' hour. WMAQ (44z 81, Chi
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Radio Programs.
FRIDAY. BEE. 1s

FRIDAY. FEB. 13
$50 P. M.-wcAE., .at4Le2). PittsPurgshh r..
neapoiis-st Pa1l toS hi h our
sl1eezix time. organ. WIN. (3601. New
York - Alamac Orchestra. WOR
(405). Newark--'sMan in the Moon
stories.
p, M-wBcN 1890, .chicago-Juve-
nile hour: wDAF f414, u, Kansas City,
MoEAddrssg story gol lady ,,; Triano1 En-
f uncfs wip woa W. t5255. ioea maRha
Uncle Ross. WOR f405l Newark,
Music While You Dine" WICK (517).
Detroit-Musical program.
6:I5 P. M.-KDKAs 1901. East Pittsburgh
-Stochnlan. Radio children.
sac Dc e k MNcAWE Wen 37of tc5S hieaggo
Drake ensemble. Blackstone quintet.
WGR C3l9l Buffalo-Lopez Orchestra
one hour. WY (405). New Yorlk-or-
shsstFs WIS t3469 chieSa ngrEpagf;c n
program. WOO $500. Phiiadelphia-
Sports, dinner, concert,
$50 r. M-KFNF (266l, Shenandoah,
IIQysNeD DaIas srkSt grog TesTta WEAA
: r. M.3WzHG (si3S5. Long Island
1.-THE Radio Twins, cellist, ..WBCN
1880. Chicago onists studio. two
hours; WcAP ,t4s9s), WA WaHsbhing ysaE1
hott, music webb 800. Chicago
Tenor, Oriole Orchestra WGAz l2751,
South Bend END Ihnd s-.l9 Sole sgs5s
S5eSs Ssy Saes what Psyehol
oey Tests Do Not Tell" wHB t4i4D. .
WIKI t2s3I Cleveland-Musical pro
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Inspiration, our attention is more
and more arrested by the figure OF
Abe Lincoln" the message said.
In the first public uttterance since
his election, Vice President-elect3
Dawes toll dthe Lions Club that Lin
coin was not a pussy -footer."
Can you imagine Lincoln pussy
footing or straddIing all over both
sides Of any issue?" Dawes querried.
Can you see him side-stepping as
some cowardly politicians Of today
are doing?s
When Dawes concluded, a roar of
Charley Dawes for President in
1928" shook the hall
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Today's Best
Copgriobt. I9a5. 81 united press

Copnri0ht. 1926. bg United Press
KSD,s st. Louis fS45.1 Nd, p. NJ,
CST-St. Louis Orchestra and GIee
Club.
KYW, Chicago 1884 Nd. 9NP. NJ.
Midnight revue.
WIZ, New York t454.3 Nd; WGY.
Schenectady, (s76.9 Ms and WRC,
washington (46S.5 Nd. 9:15 P. NJ.
EST-Union League Club dinner in
honor of Elihu Root.
WEAE, New York t491.5 M, s p.
NJ, EST-Happiness Boys.
WEAF, New York (491.5 M;
wCAE, Pittsburgh f4O1.3 M; WCAP,
Washington 1855 Nd and WGR,
Buffalo (319 Nd, p NJ. EST
Fischer's Orchestra.
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gram two and one-haIf hours. WIS
1346) Chicag0--Lullaby Time. Opera
Orchestra. Songs, one hour VOC t4S4).
Davenport Iowa-Sandmanh visit, edu-
catsonal talk.
7:I5 P. M.-KDKA f302l East Pitts
burgh--Address. concert. WCAP N469 !.
Washington-To be announced. WGR
(3I9) Buffalo-Buffalo Trust Dinner.
WIKI f283), Observation-Disclosures pro-
gram. two hours. Wild 1900 Moose
heart, nl-Solos by Mooseheart chill
dren. WY l4p5l New York--Address,
music WRC t409l. Washington Con-
cert BY the u S. Marine Band, broad,
cast Jointly with stations WY and
WGY.
80 P. M.--WBAP (472 80, ct, Worth h.
burgh--Dramatic soprano. WCCO
abb. Minneapolis-St: Paul----Tax lee
ture Morse American Centennio. WAS
1920. Observation-Disclosures Night
Owls. one and one-half hours Who
522l. Des Moines. Iowar--William Bros
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COOLIDGE PRAISES
ABRAHAM LINCOLN
for All Ages and
Times, President Says.
BV United Press

BV United Press
CHICAGO, Feb. 1s.-Abraham
Lincoln stands as an inspiration for
all races and all time, President
Coolidge declared in a message to
the Lions Club Lincoln birthday BAN
Duet here Thursday night. Is
Everywhere men are moved by
a deeper, more real, more urgent
sense of their duty to one another
and to the higher interests of society
Of which all are members. AS we
look back, seeking the origin Of the
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P0BBED HAIR BLAMED

short-Wife Jealous.
BV Times Special
TERRE HAUTE, Ind, Feb. H.
The bobbed hair craze cut marital
bliss short here.
Emit Yelicich. barber. in divorce
suit, charges his wife became jealous
when women came to his shop and
drove them away
He charges she wrecked his
business.
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cago-Union. League Club Forum.
WV (517l Detroit--News Orchestra.
8 r. M.-WCK $500 st. Louis-Music
Time. .WoJ i44s1. Chicaso-"Koffe
8 80 r. M@WCAE t4e2l. Pittsburgh
Rendezvous ORCHESTRA, WDAF t414.D.
r. M.--WHAS l322.4). Louisville
: Alamo Theater organ. humorous column.
D 4: M.-KDKA l309), East Pittsburgh
Children's stories. sports. WBz $3.50 !.
Springfield, Mass .--Dinner concert.
WEAF 1922, New York-Dinner con-
cert, boys stories, musical program. SIX
a eebs mSss SwBe Wa Ss ss or Bslo
Hallpryd String Quartet, one and one
half hours. WIKI $3.50, Cleveland-=
(450.2l Atianta--Bonnie Barnhardt,
news, WT%M (3o01 Cleveland-Roya
5:Q5 P. M.-WIP 5000. Philadelphia-
b:Ig z M@WoR t4o5), Newark-'Mu-
sic While You Dine"
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Concert. WOO (50sl. Philadelphia-
Fox Studio program, WV $3.50 De-
7:45 r. M-wHA (536l. Madison Wis.
How to Read and Enjoy Poetry
TexEBand, three hours SPs0' KFKB I2s6j,
Milford, Kan.-KFKB Orchestra. lecture.
KSD l5491l. St. Louis Mo.--College
Glee Club. WANG (3161, New York
Contest winners of radio st. Valentine.
WBAV 5000. Colunbus-Dispatch n1u
sicale two hours. WCAY 1850 Mil
waukee-Orchestra vocal. WCCo
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HOUR BY HOUR

THE CONVENIENT PROGRAM FOR THE RADIO FAN.
KNOW WHAT'S IN THE AIR ANY HOUR. TIMES. PRO
GRAMS START DAILY At $50 p. M AND CONTINUE FOR
TWENTYF -FOUR HOURS. 80
GALL CENTRAL STANDARD TIlE)
Evening star., 1925-07-19
Friday

he @ o he
mountain n level O. ngh Nation Park
o OF nand Monroe
Of ChevyCh asandC O
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RECEPTION GIVEN
FOR PLAY CAST
Thomas Wise Talks at
Drama League Affair,

Thomas A. Wise, in the cast Of
1.-THE Rivals" at English's Theater.
through Wednesday gave an enter
tsining, informal talk Tuesday af-
ternoon at a reception given by the
indianapolis center of the Drama
League for the cast Of the play. at
the John Heron Art Institute. The
interest shown in the revival of
Sheridan's play. now $50 years old,
pleased Mr.. Wise. he said.
Receiving were Mrs. Frank Wamp-
Ter, chairman of the membership
committee, William ". Otto, Frank
Chance, Miss Elizabeth Brayton and
Mesdames Dorothy M. Woods. Henry
Dollman, Albert II. Sterne, John T.
Wheeler, Tidlen #. Greer, Horace
Mitchell, ]. F.. Edwards, Dick Rich
ards, r. G. Higgins, Sidney Daily.
In charge of the tea table, which
was prettily arranged with spring
flowers and lighted by blue tapers,
were the social committee members:
Mrs. Herbert Foltz, chairman; Mrs.
James l.. Kalleen, Mrs. Carlos Reck
er, Mrs. James b. Steep and Mrs.
Frank Wampler. They were assisted
in serving by members of the junior
leagues of Manual and Shortridge
high schools.
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Or doing the same thlng.
Hubby's inconsistency

Dear Miss Lee: have been married
four years and love my husband dearly;
But there fs on thing we always quarrel
about. He wants to dictate TO me about
how much rouge and powder ] should use
and how should dress
IL he thinks have too much makeup
on he raves for hours. and he does the
same thing when / wear anything he
thinks IL immodest or conspicuous.
wouldn't mind SO much II he felt the same
about all women. but he never objects TO
such things In my friends. What can
G. to change him?
Your husband cannot escape the
charge of inconsistency, but re can
defend himself on the point chat he
is so particular about your looks
beca. Sc ne does not want you 70 ex-
pose yourself to criticism. Undoobt-
eddy he does this because he loves
you.
Perhaps his judgment is better
than yours. and you are the sort Of
woman who makes herself ridicii
lous If she uses much makeup, Or
wears bright colors. At any rate, 1
should advise you to follow your
husbands suggestion in this mat
ter. Thus you will avoid .roubIe at
home. and at the same time will
give yourself a distinctive appear
ance.
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Will You Live
to Be Eighty?
III You Are -Getting along in Years
Don't Forget That God Liver Oil
win Give You Strength and
Vitality to Go Further.

Your own Doctor will tell you that
at no time OF life is Cod Liver Oil
more helpful than in feeble old age.
Full of vitamines--it is a body
builder-a strength promoter IN
6qualed.
But of course you know that
nowadays you don't have to take
the horrible nasty tasting, III smell
Ing, stomach upsetting oil in liquid
form.
Science has made that unnecessary
for now you can get McCoy's Cod
Liver Oil Compound Tablets at any
drug store-60 tablets for 90 cents
and as they are sugar coated they
are as easy to take as candy.
Old people who want to overcome
their feebleness, grow younger IN
spirit and gain vigor and more power
OF endurance are advised to give
these wonderful health promoting
tablets faithful trial for 80 days.
Then If you are not satisfied---just
ask your druggist to return your
money--for McCoy's Cod Liver Oil
Compound Tablets = original and
genuine-are guaranteed Hook,
Haag, Goldsmith Bros, sells hun
dreds of boxes Of them Advertise
ment.
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De MOLAYS CELEBRATE
Memorial Services to Be Held at
Church, March Is.

Plans are being completed for the
public observance by Indianapolis De
Molays of devotional day and
memorial services to be held at the
Tabernacle Presbyterian Church,
March 10. The ceremonies are the
most pretentions Of the obligatory
services and were attended by nearly
a thousand persons last year. The
program includes an organ recital by
Harry Martin and a short address by
the Rev. J. Ambrose Dunkle.
Eugene NJ. Reid was elected
master councillor to succeed Adrian
Pierce at a meeting Of the chapter at
the clubhouse, $40 N. Meridian St.,
Monday night. George Wilson Jr.,
was elected senior councillor and
Wayne Swope was elected junior
councillor.
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WHITE ANSWERS SMITH

In letter to John F. White. sec
rotary Federation of Civic Clubs,
Representative Claremont r. Smith
marion County, expressed surprise
ct the stand the federation took
against his bill. providing for re-
peal of law giving cities the right
to select their own form OF city gov
eminent. The bill was defeated.
White replied to Representative
Smiths letter. setting out that the
federation favored the city manager
plan.
Edward o. Snethen, president. has
called a meeting OF the executive
committee Thursday night to con-
slider advisability OF circulating petit
tions for the city manager form