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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-05-20
Men Laugh

Dear Miss Lee l want to answer those
three girls that want to know about flirt-
ing. I am man 81 years old and have
been around bit and have seen all kinds
of fellows and girls
Don't you ever think. Just because some
girls seem to get away with flirting, that
the fellows respect them. They laugh at
them among themselves.
They go with these girls. but they
would not marry them on a bet. / guess
some of the girls are all right. Just out
for a good time. but they sure spoil their
chances with the fellows.
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And From a Girl

Dear Miss Lee: l am a girl 10 years
old | am very popular and have many
friends. l saw the letter from the girls
who wanted to know whether men liked
girls who hirt.
/ never have fiirted in my life and I
never intended to. and / have as good a
time as any one. The boys all like me
and they respect me, and that's more
than the girls who flirt can say l know,
because have asked the boys,
PRETTY PEGGY
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-05-20

0CAAOOAi mas OCT q
new record for
scholarship. In
his three and a
half school years
he has made, a
total Of 102 honor
points. No other
student has 100
points.
Bottke has been
high in scholar
ship during his
e n tire high
school career.
For the last
three semesters
he has received
straight A plus
marks. He has
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-05-20
| eft Waiting

Dear Martha Lee: 1. I have been go
ing with boy for some time. l have
when / came back we were going together
again. One night he left and we had not
auarreled. but he has never come back or
called. When he sees me coming down
to understand he wanted to go with me
STEADY" but he changed his mind very
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-05-20

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Labin Darlington. Paul Vert Oar.
row, Melba Caroline Donaldson,
Alexander Scott Bowling, Orien
Wesley Fifer, John Anton Johnson,
Virgil Franklin Katterjohn. John
Burdette Little, Russell Patterson
MacFall, Elizabeth May Martz,
Richard Winfield Mercer. Ruth
Evelyn Newly. John Alden Peter.
son. Silas Baldwin Reagan and'
Marlbel Winelnger.
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Thinks of Sisters

Dear Martha Lee Honest Truly and
Faithful have the wrong idea II they
think men like girls who fiirt. have
three sisters and | would hate to think
they felt that way about 1t, because
know no decent man has any respect for
a girl who would flirt with him. even II he
hirts back. BROTHER BILL.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-05-20
RECORD DE 'PAUW CLASS
Sixteen indianapolis Seniors On List
Of 242.

BIZ Times Special
GREENCASTLE Ind. May 20
Sixteen Indianapolis seniors are
among the 242 men and women who
will graduate from De Paw Uni
versity at the eighty-sixth annual
commencement June 10. 1t Is the
largest class in the schools history.
Indianapolis students are:
Rachael Jane Benton, Herman
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Mrs. Minnie Johnson, Indian.
apolis, was toastmistress at a din.
ner Of 500 delegates to annual con.
ventlon Of Pythian Sisters OF dis.
trict No. s. Tuesday night at Y. w
O.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-05-20
To Whiten Skin
with Lemon


less way to bleach
the skin white is to
mix the juice of
two lemons with
three ounces Of Or
chard White, which
any druggist will
supply for n few
cents. Shake we'll
A.tt1l n,I van
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-05-20
BUS LINE IS OPPOSED
Charlottesville Would Halt Licens
for Hiuer

CrdWIOruSVIIIe WOuId Hat LIceflSe
for Hiner.
BIZ Times SDecidl
CRAWFORDSVILLE. Ind. May
20.-City council here has ordered a
resolution sent to the State Public
Service Commission requesting that
liners Red Ball bus lines be re-
fused a license to operate between
Indianapolis and Charlottesville.
Present transportation facilities are
ample and more buses might prove
detrimental to existing lines. a coun-
Gilman said
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nent in other school activities. For
two years he has been a member
Of the Arsenal Cannon staff and is
now magazine editor. He was re-
Gently chosen senior class poet.
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-Morthn Lee Says---
GIRLS WHO FLIRT LOSE
RESPECT, MAN ANSWERS

To firt not to 1irt, that is the question.
Three girls 49, 19 and 90 asked what really think of
girls who rt Their began coming today and they
came from girls well men
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-05-20
LIGHT SIGNALS
ON MAPLE RID.
WILL BE FIXED
Mr.. Fixit Obtains Treatment
for Eyes of silent
Cop.'

Mr.. Tixit of The indianapolis Times
viii aid any one who has complaint to
influence in your interests. Write him
at The Times. Give your name and adj
dress, They will not be used If 30 re-
Mr.. Fixit obtained treatment of
a case of threatened blindness to a
silent cop" today.
1.-THE lamps in the silent cop at
Capitol Ave. and Maple Rd. are so
dim you can't tell whether you have
the stop or CO." r. H. G. wrote.
Scores of motorists run past the
signals every day, thinking they
have the right-of-way.
II will send a man at once to
investigate" said Conrad Berger,
assistant electrical engineel. of the
board Of safety.
Other mail
Dear Mr.. Fixit: Is there no way
to have Montcalm st. fixed? They
patch up Indiana Ave. every spring
up to Montcalm st. and then stop.
Why?
There is no worse street in the
city than Montcalm. II could be
patched and why not? A man broke
a spring in his car driving down 1t
last week., Please see II you can do
anything for us.
A Resident in the 1900 Block.
Otto J. Smelcer, superintendent
of paved streets. said the street
eventually should be reiaid with
a new base. However. the depart
ment will repair the worst holes
this week, he promised. Indiana
Ave. is always placed in good con-
dition this time of the year in
preparation for the Speedway Wis
itors, who use 1t as a main thor
oughfare to the races.
Dear Mr.. Fixit: The first alley
east of Shelby ST. between Calhoun
st. and La Grande Ave. Is ina very
bad condition especially at the Cal
houn ST. end, where there are deep
rut holes left after passing Calhoun
st. I would be very thankful II you
would give this matter your atten-
ton.
LUTHER POTTAGE.
2023 Shelby st.
IT will send a load of gravel to
this alley today or Thursday" T.
e. Newton. assistant street COM
missioner, promised.
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Tech Senior Makes
New Record

Karl Bottke, 1101 Sterling St..
a June senior at Technical High
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TOOTH PASTES
FEMALE REMEDIES

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DINNER FOR DELEGATES

TOMORROW: This letter cor
tinued.
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Mr.. Tixit of The indianapolis Times
will aid any one who has a complaint to
make to city officials. He will use his
influence in your interests. Write him
at The Times. Give your name and adj
dress. They will not be used If 30 re-
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-05-20

Do 1ETl FOI IANE.
2023 Shelby st.
IT will send load of gravel to
this alley today or Thursday" T.
e. Newton. assistant street COM
missioner, promised.
New Britain herald., 1925-07-29
ENJOYS VACATION
yicc-Prcsidcnt Dawes In toiorah' For First Real Rest He Has had In Two Years.

Wagon Wheel Gap, Colo, July " lP,-ScN entcen miles from the near est town and seven miles from railroad, NiCa-Presidcnt Dawes IS enjoying his first vacation in two years.
 Here in the heart Of the CoIorado Rockies, as the guest at the camp oi Colonel A. F. llumphrics, the wee pr, sident is spending his time 11shihg Tor mountain trout Tn the nearoy lakes and streams. He set out on d fishing trip on his arrival despite a heavy rain and came in with an even dozen rainbow and native trout, the record catch of the day.
 Mir. Dawes, after landing five yes trrday. hooked his finger and had to drive IT miles to Creed to have the hook removed by q doctor. lie was out casting again in the afternoon
 Accompanying the vicc-presidcnt are Mrs. Dawes, their children Dana and Virginia his secretary, l.. R' Ross Rartley; his sister, Mrs. Harry R, Hoyt, and son, of Jacksonville Fla; his brother. Boman G. Dawes and wife of Columhue, Ohio. and former Senator Charles $. Thomas land Mrs. Thomas of Denver.
New Britain herald., 1925-07-29
MUTUAL LOVE CAUSE OF
 DIETING COURTS ORDER
Woman Blamcs Dan Cupid For predicament of Herself and Sweet
 hcart--iloth Go To Jail.

Julius Nahori~ and Mrs Anna Matuza. both Of whom live at 2@5 Elm street rear Wcle sentenced to Is days in iail by Judge Benjamin w. Aling in police court this morn ing when they pleaded guilty 10 charges of misconduct The Coupl" were arrested last night on com rlaint of the woman's husband, from who.z she has been separated since January,
 Mrs, Matu2a. in admi'tns her guilt. said that she loved Nahoris. and it was for this reason that she has not kept away from him. or i him from her. as the court ordered some time ago when Nahoris Was arraigncd on charge cf breach of the peace because of his persistent attentions to the woman. Naboris had nothing 10 say.
 Adam Terrzyk of 67 Grove street 1 charged with overlooking truck was fined s10. He was arrested al the corner of Main and Fast Man streets yesterday afternoon by Trat' fife Policeman Thomas J. feeney who found the man with a load o three ton of coal on truck, th' maximum capacity of which was two
New Britain herald., 1925-07-29
BERLIN CHURCH IS
 NEARING BIRTHDAY ConsresationaIists to Observe
 150th Anniversary in October COMMITTEE IS APPOINTED
New Britain Man Fined $14o In Der lin Cuurt--Othcr Court Gases DIS" posed of--To"n VIII Not frosc- cute Harold SCh"arm-ltcms'

The 15Uth anniversary of the Trrlin Congregational church "lii be celebrated on October l 1 and F. ,t was decided at the first meeting ot the committee m charge, when vas held last night,
 This event will probably be the biggest affair of the year in Darlin' A few years ago the l5oth annlNer- sary of the founding ot the Worth- ilcton Ecclesiastical society was celebrated with appropriate cerc- monies, the society and the church being entirely separate orsani"a- tions,
 No plans for the ohscrN ance have bren mapped out as yet all though the committee will he busy arranG- Ing details for the coming two months. It is expected that the church auditorium will be selected for the celebration and that there :plli be several prominent speakers present at that time.
 The members of the general com mittee are: Chairman, Rev. samuel A. FisEe, Major Frank l.. Wilcox, Francis Deming, Ernest w. Mil drum, Miss Elizabeth Wilcox, Mrs. Samuel A. Fiske. Miss Caroline Sav- age. Miss Ruth Galpin, Dr, Thomas (. Hodgson. Russell s. Gold, Arthur l. Woodruff, William Scott w. H. Meagley and William II. Webster.
 Considerable time will probably be given 10 the history of the church and its interesting story will he told by some member of the church.
 Gri>woId Cssu SoiIrI
 The case Of Paul $. Griswold of Kew Britain was noled in tho Bcr- lin town court last night. upon rec concentration Of Prosecutor Charles | Lewis.
 II will be remembered that Gris vcld was the driver of tho Connect. cut comrany bus which struck Ben. lamin Ccrro last "Wednesday morn. trz in Kcnsington. causing his death Cerro attempted to hoard the bus al the undorpass in KenslnEton 0hilt the vehicle was moving. He lost hi! balance and fell to the roadway. th' rcar wheels of the heavy machine rassing over his body. He died upcr reaching the hospital.
 II Was evident upon investigation that the bus driver had not been q fault in the occurrence hence th fault in the occurrence. hence th AngcIctt Case Continued
 The case against Cosmo Aneelett of l7s Lewis avenue. Meriden, va continued for two weeks, when
New Britain herald., 1925-07-29
Prince Leaves Africa
 For South America

CarctoNn, Union of South Africa' Julv % LP,-I. NJ. s. Repulsc is ready in the harbor of simon S Town, the Cape Colony naval station % miles south of Cape Town. to take the Prince of Wales on his long voyage to South America. on which he Is 10 start this afternoon.
 Ideal weather prevailed today, and the Prince spent a reetful morn ing. He had luncheon with the governor general tho Earl of Ath- lone. and the Countess of Athlone, after which he motorcd to Simon's Town 10 board the Rernls",
 Yesterday. in glorious sunshine, Wales cscended Taole mountain, overlooking Cape Town and Table Bay. From its highest point he had last glimpse across the penin- sua and hinterand into tho vast distances he has left behind in his journoyings on the African conti- nent.
 The RopuIse will call at St. Helena on August z, leaving there two days later for MonteNideo, Uruguay. Ii is expected that the hattloship will drop anchor in the outer roads of Monteyidco August
New Britain herald., 1925-07-29
Advice to Children Was
 Given by Bryan in Press

Chester Penn, July 29 R-A recent message from William Jcn- nings Bryan to tho children Of Ches- ter was recalled today. He wrote it to the Children's Corner of the Chester Times, conducted by Miss Ruth A. Hogeland, It follows:
 "Pleasc say to the children: There is NO new advice to give the young, life is what it has heen from tho beginning. Temptations change with environment and noth- ing but an inner strength can resist temptations of any kind or age. There Is only one book to which l ran refer you, and that is the Bible, There is no other hook like it be canse there is no other hook which is the revealed will of god Follow it and you cannot go astray."
New Britain herald., 1925-07-29
Canadian Girls Like
 Their Own Men Better

Paris. July 2a RN-Time vas whe tho girls Of Canada idealized Euro pean men, but now they are satis fled that the boys of Canada ar better than the best Europe has L offer. So say the 1so Canadian giI students who are in Paris under th auspices Of the overseas educatiol league. The young women were en tcrtained last night as special guest at a grand ball in the palatisl for .mer residence Of Solomon Rothschil now used by the Rothschild Founda tion.
New Britain herald., 1925-07-29

gasoline buggy and in some unac- countable manner, he crashed into another machine. Naturally he was arrested and he was charged with a variety of things, among them being reckless driving. operating a motor vehicle without q license, operating motor vehicle without lights and ditto, without rrgistra ton. A bond for his appearance in court was posted and he promptly jumped it and left town.
 Mir. Lewis stated that he would have prosecuted the case. had SchWarm been approhcnded within few weeks after the accident. bu, he said that so much time has claps- ed since the occurrence that it would be a difficult matter to bring in wit. nc sses, and as there were no serious results Of the crash the matter will he dropped.
 Special District Meeting
 A special meeting of the kensng ton fire district will be held in For csters' hall on Monday evening August ,, at $ o'clock. daylight saving time, for the purpose of levy ing tax. according 10 announce mont by the district committee.
 The tax will be for the general expenses of the district and will bf laid upon the ratable estate and property within tho fire district as of the list of October 1, 1924 al such rate and payable at such time as the meeting may determine. Ii there is any other business 10 com, before the meeting, it will be trans. acted at this time.
 The members of the district com mittee are Edward MCCOrmicll James E. Ellsworth and Louis k Goodrich,
 On Automobile Trip
 Mir, and Mrs. Harold Nentres arr on an automobile trip through Nev York state. Before turning ( Berlin it is their plan 10 visit Lah' Ontario and other points of ntercs in that section of the country.
 To Play At CompounCe
 The baseball team of the Eas Berlin community will play at Lak ,Compounce next Saturday afternoon it being rumored that the hoys vii stack up against hard hitting Bris tol aggregation.
 Mid-Wcek Service Scheduled
 The fourth chapter of the Book c Romans will be the subject for Ri hle study at the mid-wcek servic of the Kensington Methodist churC tomorrow evening at 7:45 o'clocl Rev. May B. Lord, pastor of tn church, will he in charge of t' service. It is reported that ther is great interest In these service r being manifested by members of II | CCon'inued on Tage 1D
New Britain herald., 1925-07-29
Duke of York Is Not to
 Visit U. $. Next Yea,

London, JuIY " WF-It IS WnIoF stood in official circles that ;ah"usl the Duke of York younger hrotho of the Prince of Wales. has accept d the honorary presidency of tn World Forum of Freedom at ! ork 'own, Va, he is not expected 10 Nist Yorktown next year as New Nor' dispatches have stated he would dc
 Recently it was announced in NeE York that the World Forum expect cd the Duke to visit Yorktown nev year. The purpose 1f the Forum | 10 restore and perpetuate the York town battlefield where Lord Corn wallis surrendered.
New Britain herald., 1925-07-29
Williams Draws Plans
 For Black Rock Bridg,

A now Black Rock bridge in tn not too distant future seems pos slbility. according to plans drawn Il, hy City Engineer Joseph n, Will Hams. The old bridge Is entirely in adequate to present needs and th city engineer has been taking up th matter with !. ]. Snavely. superin tendcnt of tho Waterbury DiVisio' of the New York, New Haven ( Hartford Railroad. The adoption 0 the plans and tho erection of tn bridge will he recommended an' strongly advocated by Engineer Will Hams.
New Britain herald., 1925-07-29
Plumbers To Gather Here

The Connecticut Association of Master Plumbers will hold its an- nual meeting and outing at Lake on Saturday, August lh, A luncheon win be served on lhs Lake CompounCe recreation field from 1 1 o'clock in the morning un- lil o'clock in the afternoon. bur ing the afternoon a program ot games and sports will be held, X sheep barbecue dinner will be serv, cd at 3 o'clock.
 Plumbers from all over tho stata are expected to be present for the event, Key Arnold of this city Is chairman of the outing committee
 Aviator To settle
 Carl nescombe of Hartford tho aviator whose plane crashed into tho house Of pasquale DiOnfrio in East Bristol on Sunday has announced his intention of settling for the dam- age done. Under the terms of tha insurance policy on Ms piOnirDc4 house. which is the same as tho ln- surance policies covering othrr houscs about the city, the insurance company Is not liable for damage idone 10 property in an airpano crash.
 However, it Is thought that insur, auce companies would be liable fot damage from any fire that might arise from an airplane crash.
 Tribe Eutcrtains Officers Fast Great Sachem James W. Gal. 1 lagher Of New York was entertained by Compounce tribe last night al ths l meeting in Red Mems WiENdnl 1 when he appeared in the city as ths | special represent ative Of the grca' i Incohonee Of the United States tc
 inspect the chiefs degree team 0:
 the local tribe. The local degrt,
 team eXemplifed the chiefs degrc.
 upon a large class of candidates
 Following the degree work, Sachor Gallagher praised the work of th,
 team, saying that it was one of ths
 finest exhibitions of the ritual tha
 he had ever seen,
 Mayor John F. Wade welComc,
 the guests extending the freedom O
 the municipality 10 them. Among
 the guests of the tribe last nigh,
 were Great Sachem Wilson of Nep
 Haven, Great Senior Sagamore New
 port Of Torrington, Great Junio.
 Sagamore Pohlman of Norwalk ant
 Past Great Sachems Harry BailWici
 of Norwak and St Clair T. Corsos
 of New Haven. In behalf of th,
 tribe, Chairman Frank Firth Of tn,
 entertainment committee presented
 two Bristol steel fshing rods to Mir ' Gallagher and Mir Baiwich. , Receiving Applications
 The registrars of voters in tho
 voting districts have commenced te receive applications from those whe , wish to he made voters in time tt vote at the city elections this year Applications will be received by tn, , registrars from those who wish ts , be made up 10 and including Sep, s tember s, on which day the regis. , trnrs will be in session in their re, | spective voting districts specifically , for that purpose
 | The board of seleCtmen will mak, :, voters on September l2 and 19. Will Play Concert
 The first concert of the season i, ' the schedule for the Federal Hil
 green will be played on Thursda, v night from until 10 o'clock by 1T, IT Now nenarture hand In event n s rain. the program will be preseni,t ' on Friday night. Following the GUS F. tom of former years, a series O T. concerts. about six in number, Y 2 be played at the gr"o' during Y, '' remainder of this month and Ausu, k
New Britain herald., 1925-07-29
FOR BURNING ECZEMA
Apply 2emo, the Antlseptic
 Liquid Easy to Use

When applied asdirected Zemo elfec- lively removes Eczema, quickly stops itching. and heals skin troubles, also Sores, Burns, Wounds and Chafng. It penetrates, cleanses and soothes. Zemo is a clean, dependable and inexpensive antiseptic liquid, that is especially adapted for daytime use because it does not show Trial bottle 35c, large size Slo0 Zemo Soap, antisepte and heal ing, 25e. All druggists.
New Britain herald., 1925-07-29
DEAL DELAYED FOR WEEK

A a meeting of tho directors of inc Masonic Temple Corp. yester- day afternoon, action vas postponed for one week on the offer of New Haven interests 10 purchase tho land east of the post office on West Main street.
New Britain herald., 1925-07-29
ENGAGEMENT ANNOU NCTn

Mir. and Mrs. r. H. Copcman of IRA Monroe street announce the en- Cagement of their daughter, May Etta, 10 Joseph NJ Hultgren of Bel viders.
New Britain herald., 1925-07-29
Surprised on Birthday

Mrs. Irving Carter of 23 Wash ington street vas pleasantly sur prised yesterday afternoon by a number of her friends. who present. cd her with a large bouquet of gla- lioN on the occasion of her birthday anniversary. Refreshments were served and pleasant social time en- joyed.
New Britain herald., 1925-07-29
pytIianS Play Tonight

The baseball team Of pythian lodgo No. 47. Knights of pythias, VIII play a nine from the Corbin Cabinet Lock Co. of New Britain at TrumbulI field this evening. All members of the local squad arc asked 10 report al [ o'clock,
New Britain herald., 1925-07-29
IuCini-SCaTliOla

Frank ltucini Of PIainVtlle and Miss Olympia Scag,iola, daughter Of Mir. and Mrs. liborio SCagliola of 145 Pleasant street, New Britain, were married at Si. Joscph's church, New Britain, at 9 o'clock this morn ing. After the ceremony reception anG dinner was held at the home Of the brides parents. A large num- Der of the bridogroom's friends from Plainvillc attended the wcd- ding