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Evening star., 1926-04-24

MISS CLARA LOUISE Otis.
Daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Francis j.
Otis of st. Paul, whose engagement to
Bruce Burnham Harris, son Of New
ton Harris OF Champaign, ILL.,, has
been announced.
Miss Otis Is q deb Of this season,
having finished school in 1924. She is
the niece Of Secretary of State and
Mrs. Kellogg. Harris is a graduate of
Yale.
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D. A. r. CONVENTION
NEARS CLOSE, WITH
PEACE PREVAILING

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ANDREWS OPPOSES
SALE OF BEER IN
FLAT STATEMENT

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because they did not wish to be cross
examined, but had not gone on the
stand because they could not get the
time.
Evening star., 1926-04-24
TOURING
| UNDER FAIR SKIES
latin I American Journalists
Delighted With Trip Through
| JFnduStrial America.
HY WILLIAM ULLM.A\.

.tSCIlENECTADY. y. Y, April "a.
iva Aeker the weather may be
Elsewhere from day to da". smil-
rig sun and balmy Spring breezes
surely have followed the visiting
Latin American Journalists around
their tour OF commercial, Industrial
and scenic North America. With the
present journey being made mainly
IN motor busses and automobiles,
warm days and fair skies are essen
'ial to pleasurable touring and these
The editors are having in large de-
gree as they spin over splendid high :
ways and past beauty spots that
have won their praise and admira-
tion.
This morning was spent by the visi-
tors in inspecting the laboratories and
main works Of the General Electric
co, where they marveled at the gent
MS of modern electrical science as
developed by the wizards of Schenec'
- adv
Evening star., 1926-04-24

sApprentice allowance ciaimea.
weather clear: track fest
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-08-12
NAGYSZABASU PIKNIK.
Augustus 22.-6n, vasarnap rendezi a
verhovay campbelli fiokja--A Petro-
vich-almas tele lesz vidam magyar
saggal.

Augustus hawaiian nyarban ala
posan bentjarunk mar, de a campbelll
ma gyarsag meg eddig nem tartott nya-
ri mulatsagot. Icy azutan ertheto
hogy hatalmas es szeleskoru erdekl6
des el6zi meg az augustus 22.-en rem
dezend5 nagyszabasu pikniket.
A Verhovay Segey Egylet camp
belli, 321-ik fi6kja e he 22-en, vasar.
nap, deli IL 6rai kezdettel Macy nyari
piknikre invitalja a magyarsagot. 1de-
alis helyen lesz megtartva ez piknik
A Petrovich- h-fele almAs, mely Ro
binson Is Coitsville Road sarkan fek
SILK, lesz szinhelye szomszed varos
Macy nyari magyar mulatsaganak.
A fiok rendez6sege Macy szorgalom-
NAL dolgozik a piknik el6keszitesen
Pompas ciganymuzsikar6l gondoskodott
Ehen, szomjan snki Sc hal maid, pom.
pas harapnival6k hiisit6k kell6 meny
nyisegben allanak maid kozonses
rendelkezesere.
Mar most, j6el6re felhivjuk minden
kinek figyelmet ere a magyar pix
nikre, dolgat-sorat intezze ugy, hog.
oft lehessen, nagyszeru sz6rakozasban
mulatsagban leszen resze,
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-08-12

,lyekben olyan anyagok vannak
amelyek a novese elosegitesert
sziiksegesek. Ugyanakkor meg.
sziinteti az etelek egyhangusagAt
Rendesen a tizenkettedik h6naI
utan az anya allapitson meg egy
etkezesi rendszert es szigorua1
tartsa ezt be a gyermeke. Min
den egyes vi elelmiszer cikket
Macy elovigyazattal keH elkeszi
teni es eleinte csak nagyon ks
adagot adjon belole. Az etkezes
rendesen egyforma id6ben legyen
es etkezesek kozotti id8ben ne
adjon nekik semmit. Sok oyer
meknel igen nagy nehezsegekbe
iitkozik az etlap kib5vitese. Ma
gyon meg vannak elegedve a tel
jel es mem akarnak semmi egye-
bet enni. nyen esetekben ne adjon
neki addig tejet, mig mas szoli-
dabb taplalekot mem fogyasztott
ell. Ha mind kett6t egyszerre ad
ia neki, akkor gyermek a tejct
valasztja es megitta, mem akar
semmi egyebet. A kovetkez0 die
ia rendszer modot nyui. az anya-
max megfelel6 etele6 kivalaszta-
sara a felsorolt etelakbG'. Az etc
leket mem ajanlatos valtoztatni
nagyon meleg idSben
Egy teaskanalnyi Eagle fajta
kondenzalt tej egyounce forralt
izben feloldva oily kevereket
nyujt, mely megfelel taperteke-
ben a rendes tej tapertekenek. A
hol a tel $40 meg van az lit fell
sorolt dietaban, az Eagle fajtat
kell adni feloldva. mint ahogy
most emlitettik.
A kovetkez6 eteleket adhatja
12-ik h6napt6l kezdod6leg a Is
ik h6napig, naponta ct etkezes
leeyen:
Reggel Z orakor- Oatmeal, bar
ley, vagyI wheat jelly, egy vagy
ket teaskanalnyi 6 vagy 8 ounce
tejben. Szaraz kenyer es vaj vagy
zwieback es val.
Reggel 9 6ra'kor-Egy narancs
max leve.
Delel6tt IL orakor-Felig f6tt
hus, egyt6l harom teaskanalnyit
osszekeverve ugyanannyi meny-
nyisegii kenyerrel es megnedve-
sitve huslevel, vagy lagy' tojast
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-08-12
ERTEsITEs.
A Reformatus Egylet tagjainalz
figyelmebe!

A Reformatus Egyesilet hely-
bell osztalyanak vezeteset a ta-
gok bizalma, a regi titkar lemon
dasa k0vetkezteben, az egyhaz
lelkeszenek, Mt. Laky Zsigmond-
max kezebe tette le. Az egyesiilet
iigyeinek vezeteseben egyel8re
nagyUbb valtozas mem all be. Ez-
uton keri a titkar a tagokat,
hogy tagsagi dijaikat h6nap
utols6 vasarnapjan delutan hoz-
z4k be, hogy a h6nap elejen ell
kiildhesse azokat a titkar. Kiva-
natos yolna, ha a tagok szemelye-
sen hoznAk ell a tagsagi dijakat,
i lehet6leg a gyiiles megtartAsa-
kor fizetnek be, hogy felre erte-
sek ne lenn6nek. vi tagok akkor
is, meg maskor, barmely id6ben
elentkeqhetnek lelkeszn3l, mint
" Egyesiilet titkarAnal
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-08-12
All rights reserved

kor. hiszik bizonytalan, botorkal6 er
zessel. Matematikusok, nagytudas,
mernokok, tudomanyos szakemberel
azonban letorkoljak az almodoz6kat
Repilni maskent, mint leghaj6val, fl
zikai lehetetlenseg, mondjAk, hozzate-
We, hogy leghaj6 bizonytalan IS tel
jesen jatekszert. Hiszen Borelli mar q
l7.-ik szazadban kimutatta szigoruan
tudomanyos alapon, hogy az embernek
sajat erejeb6l reptlni absolute lehetet
len. Szerenyen jegyzik meg ere fla.
talabb novend6kek, hogy ha mar tekin-
telyre alapozott tudomanyos megalla.
pitasokr6l van $40, akkor Borelli-vel
ellenteben viszont oft van Roger Ba-
con, aki AIT mondotta, hogy ell fog j0nni
az az id6, amikor az emberek keszite-
mex valami repulesre alkalmas eszkozt,
aminek az ember kozpontjaban live,
valami szerkezetet forgasba hozva, mi-
szarnyakkal ugy csapkodhatja leve-
g6tb mint madarak. Bacon pedig j6-
val Borelli el5tt cit, meg a 13.-ik sza-
zadban.
= Egy falumbeli evek 6ta kiserlete-
xix lebeg6kkel = mondja egy fatal
assistans es neha egy-ket masodper-
Gig a leveg6ben is tud maradni
Hiszen Borelli sem AIT mondta,
hogy reptiles lehetetlen vag koz-
be egy mask assistans csak AIT
mondta, hogy az ember sajat izom-
erejeb6l k6ptelen repdlni
= Mi foglalkozasa falubelijenek;
fordult professor az els5 assis-
tanshoz.
Lakatos szegyenkezik az hal
kan.
A tanar gunyosan mosolyog.
Ugyes mesterember persze, gon-
doltam. De nit erthet 8 tudomanyos
lenyeghez? Nit 6rhetnek az kiserle-
tel, mikor ha veletlenil lennenek is
eredmenyei, keptelen azok megertesere,
ha mem tud matematikat es mem is
meri legnyomas 6s leveg6 aramlatok
tGrvenyeit Vagy italian az illet6 egy
lakatos?
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-08-12

osszekeverve szaraz kenyer NOR.
zsajaval. Egy darab zwieback e.
6 vagy s ounce tejet.
Delutan 3 6rakor--Hus, csirke
vagy iiru leves, rizs vagy szaraz
kenyer morzsak benne. Ha akar 6
ounce tejet. Szaraz kenyer es val
vagy zwieback Is vaj. Igeen sok
fenti korban lev6 gyermek el-
emeszti az almasz6szt es a SILVA
husat is. Ha ezt ada nekik, ak
kor ne adjon tejet.
Este 6 6rakor-Ket ev6kanAl-
nyi cereal jellyt s ounce tejben,
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-08-12
oLvAsSA EFT /!

65 acres Coitsville- -Struthers
uton, East Youngstow, vagy a
hogy most hivjAk Campbell, Ohio
hataraban, eszakra. Us utcai front
tai, keszen felosztasra. 325 lot
5Ox15O labas lottokra lesz felvag-
va, ara tekenkent $65, vagy az
egeszet megveheti $21, ,O00.O 90 -6rt,
reszletre is. Telefon 34OO3, vagy
Geo. d. Gluck, "a Brooklyn Ave-,
Youngstown. O.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-08-12
1S9-IK C1KK.
Mire van sziiksegiik a fatal oyer
mekeknek, hogy n6jjenek?

Eljutottunk azon idoponthoz,
amikor a bebik mar szolid tapla-
lekot fogyasztanak. Nagyon fon-
tos, hogy jo etkezesi szokasokra
tanitsuk meg gyermekeket, mig
fiatalok. Mert a taplalek, melyet
a gyermek fatal korAban elfo-
gyaszt, Macy befolyassal van ke-
s5bbi jovSjere. Azok, akiknek a
vallain nyugszik gyermekek etc
tesevel jaro felelosseg, legyenek
nagyon 6vatosak, mikor tapla-
lfkot megvalasztjak.
A gyermek etlapja ne legyen
egy vagy k6tfele etelbd. Kil0n-
fele etelekre van sziiksege, me
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-08-12

egy darab zwfebackot. Sz&raxke.
nyeret Is vajat.
Este 10 6rakor-Egy ev8kanal.
nyi cereal jellyt 8 ounce tejben.
A 15-ik h6nap utan a gyerme-
kek dietAjat XII kell b5viteni. A
legkozalebbi cikkiinkben ihozni
fogjuk a dietat es etlapot, mely-
re a gyermekeknek 15-ik h6nap
evkorat6l masodik evig, sziikse-
ge van.
Olvassa el figyelmesen minden
heten ezeket a cikkeket 6s 6rixze
meg, hogy j0v6ben hasznalhassa.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-07

completely cover the court train Of
satin and she viii carry q shower
bouquet Of roses and lilies.
Miss Elizabeth Keppler OF New York.
cousin of the bride, win be maid Of
honor, and viii have q costume Of
rose-colore georgette crepe made with
full skirt and tight-ftting bodice. and
pastel shades.
Mr.. Julian Cuthrell Of Rocky Mount.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-07


Mrs. Robert II. piclkey, r.. arrived
In New York IN the Dc CsraMse fEpFn
france, and Is ut the Vanderbilt Hotel
for q. few days before going to her
home In Dayton. Ohio. Mrs. Dickey
was formerly Miss Leila Gordon,
daughter Of Mrs. George Barnett.
q The marriage cf Miss lame Kiehl.
daughter OF Mrs. Grace B. Kiehl, TO
Mr.. william Burt Philips. son Of Mrs.
Florence a. Philips Of Battleboro.
III. C., win take place this afternoon.
The ceremony win be performed ~
$50 o'clock at the Hotel Hamilton,
the Rev. DR.. J. II. Al. Bomherger, ON
ciating,
The bride vii be given IN marriage
by her uncle, Mr.. Emil A. @. Keppler
of New York, and viii wear bridal sat
In embroidered ID pearls and trimmed
In Spanish lace: Her tvlle veil, which
win be held by orange blossoms VIII
4 4
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-07

in the South, was guest Of honor at g
dinner given last night on the VIII
lard roof by Mr.. Joseph Tumulty.
The secretary to the President and
Mrs. Everett Sanders closed their
apartment In the Mayfiower yesterday
and went to Paul Smiths in the Adj
rondacks
Mrs. Alvin Dodd closed her George
town house for the season and left yes
terday for New York, where she will
spend several days en- route to Yves
ton, Mass, where she win visit her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Al. Lincoln
Filene, before sailing for France at
the end Of this month.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-07
.OCIE
italian Ambassador Has Leased Place
on Algonquin Bay. Lower Lake
Saranac, for the Season.

win Join her the middle OF August, to
remain until the first Of September.
Senator Pat Harrison OF Mississippi.
who win return tomorrow to his home
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sI-0 TIE AnuaSSauoE OF ALu4y
who has been at Lake
n Placid, stopped in New York
yesterday and "a at the Hotel
ysitzrCarltOn and win come to Wash
ington tonight. The Ambassador
win be joined by Nobil Donna An
tfsineAte de MARITIME the end Of next
week from their home in Italy. The
Ambassador has leased Camp Wemah,
ear on Algonquin Bay, N. T., where
Sobtl de MARITIME will accompany
kim after her arrival in New York.
They will be about seven miles re-
moved from White Pines Camp,
4 where the Summer White House Is
established.
Serbian Minister Again at
Legation After Western Trip.
The Minister of the Serbs. Croats
ana Slovenes, DR.. Ante Tresich
Payichich, has returned from a fort
nights visit in the Middle West. The
Minister went to make an address In
Milwaukee and remain away over the
holiday.
The Minister of China, Mr.. Sao.Ke
Alfred SEE, is in New York, where
he went to meet his elder son, Mr..
Seeming SIZE, who is passenger
aboard the Reliance, expected to ar
rive tomorrow from England. The
Minister and his son win go at once
to Ithaca, N. Y, where Mime. SEE
and the younger childrenu are estab-
! lished for the Summer. The Minister
Is taking a special course at the Sum-
mer school at Cornell University.
The Minister of Bolivia and Sonora
de Jaimes Freyre and their daughter,
Senorita Yolanda James Freyre, left
early this morning by motor for New
York to bid bon voyage to the Boz
livian vice president, Senior Abeon
Saavedra, who has completed special
mission to Mexico and will sail to-
morrow for Argentina on his way to
Bolivia.
The Minister and Sonora de James
Freyre and their daughter will stay a
few days at the Waldorf.Astoria and
then motor to Atlantic City to remain
over Sunday. On their way back to
Washington next week they viii stop
In Philadelphia for the Sesquicenten-
NAL Exposition.
The Minister from the Dominican
Republic. Senior Jose del Carmen
ARIA. entertained Informally at
luncheon yesterday on the willard
roof.
The President OF Haiti and Nine.
Borno arrived at Port au Prince
Monday morning from New York
after making brief visit in Wash
ington. They were met by the adj
ministration board Of the city and
through the large crowds gathered to
welcome them home drove at once
to the National Palace. They were
met there by the secretary of state
and the secretary Of the interior, who
gave addresses Of welcome as spokes-
men for their colleagues.
The President ond Nine. Borno gave
q large reception at the National
Palace after the addresses Of well
come.
The Minister of Haiti and Mime.
Price, who were hosts to the Presi-
dent and Nine. Borno during their
visit here, win go to New York Mon
day, from where Mime. Price will sail
Wednesday aboard the Ancon for
Port au Prince. The Minister will re-
turn to Washington later in the week.
Mime. Elsa, wife Of the secretary Of
the Czechoslovalxian legation, left last
evening for BustinS Island. Ne, where
she win spend the Summer. DIR. Elsa
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Mr., and Mrs. John w. Guider and
their infant daughter, Dorothy Adair,
have nnotored 70 Bethlehem. N. H.,
where they are settled in their cot
Hogan, her cousin, Mrs. II. b. Fuller,
and Mrs. Nelson =. Harrison are visit.
ing her. Mr., Guider expects to re-
turn TO Washington early next week,
Continued On Twenfy-first Page.l
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Mr.. William r. Hutchinson left last
week to Join Mrs Hutchinson. who II
spending. the Summer mOnkhB with
their daughter in Winnipeg, Canada
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-07

n. q, vim be beet man, ana tho Ngla-
era VIII be 1Gr. Clarence S4nugdtEl0Rp
SOG Rocky Mount and Mr.. To Verne
strickland ~ Baktiehoro.
An informal reception viii follow
for the company witnessing the cere-
Of the bridegroom, wearing black
flesh color georgette crepe with q hat
to match. and Mrs. Philip. mother
of the bridegroom wearing black
gecrgette crepe and q small black hat.
Mr.. Philips ana his bride will leave
later IA the day tOr g motor TIP: me
latter wearing y beige hat and dress
at home after July IL at BattIeboro.
Among the Out-of-toWn guests here
are Mrs. Philips; Miss Maud Philips.
mother and sister Of the bridegroom
and his uncle, Mr.. George Philips OF
Battleboro, and Mr.. and Mrs. Emil "A.
O.. KeppIer Of New York, uncle and
aunt Of the BRIDE.
The Rev. DR. Herbert Scott snaith.
rector Of st. Margaretss Church, ac-
cornpanied BY his sister. Miss Caroline
If. Smith. will sail today from New
York aboard the Lapland for Naples.
They win spend the Summer in Italy.
Spain and France.
Announcement AZ RetrOthaI
al Interest 10 Old Residents.
The announcement. by Mrs. Louise
lewis Kahle Of Buffalo. OF the engage
merit Of her daughter, Isabelle. to Mr..
Waiter Gresham Andrews. son or the
late Mr.. and Mrs. William Henry
Andrews Of Buffalo, is OF interest
here Mr. Andrews is a. grandson Of
the late Judge Walter @. Gresham,
Secretary Of State In the administra-
ton Of President Cleveland ana Sec.
rotary of the Treasury in the cabinet
of President Arthur. Mr., Andrews IL
q graduate Of Princeton In the class
OF 1912, and served as a major in the
7th Regiment, New York National
Guard. during the World War.
Miss Kahle Is q graduate Of Rose.
mary School in Connecticut, q MEM
Der OF the Junior League and q grand
daughter Of the late Judge Lewis OF
Buffalo. NJ
Mr.. and Mrs. william r.. n. Hit
OF 1901 New Hampshire avenue and
Lieut.. Col. Howard Cocks Dickinson
are in New York, where they are
registered at the Ambassador Hotel.
-------- }8.
Mrs. Anthony Wayne Cook, honor.
airy president general Of the Daugh.
tiers OF the American Revolution. ac-
companied by Mrs. Francis r. Lewis
of Pittsburgh, Is at Wardman Park
Hotel. having just returned from
Charlottesville. where Mrs. Cook took
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an extended visit with her sister, Mrs.
Arch II. Asdtiith. AS
Mr., IL. u. Pearson arrived today 1t
Haven and will spend several days in
washington.
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part II the dedication exercisss Il

lpert IL the dedication exercises ak
NonticeIio Monday
MI. Robert ". Fleming wils host At
luncheon today on the willard ROOT
ct which time he had sir guests.
Col. ana Mrs. Edward M. House
were the guests of honor ut dinner
Hast evening " DR.. and Mrs. walter
lDamrosch, who entertained In their
| summer home. Blaine Cottage, ct Bar
E1arbor.
Dr. ana Mrs. Macpherson CrichtOn
| left Friday on an extended motor trip
and after spending week end with
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Al. Drury. ct their
place at BluenOnt. Va. win motor 70
| New York city and visit Senator and
Mrs. Royal s.. Copeland at their SUM
lmer home IN the Rarnapo Hills.
| DR.. and Mrs. Crichtoh expect To sail
for Europe August for a two
month tour Of Greet Britain end the
continent. 81
Mrs. Rose r. Chisweil. formerly Of
| Alexandria, Va, has been visiting
friends and relatives In washington
and Alexandria for several weeks and
has now gone to Cleveland, Ohio, for
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Continued on Iwenty-first Page.)
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-03-04
MARKET GETS
new PRODUCTS
Honey Dew Melons, Aspara.
gus Make Appearance.

Four new commodities appeared at
city market today. South American
honey dew melons at rs and IS cents
each were on many stands. Aspara-
gus sold from 80 cents to $3.50 a
bunch, according to size. English
dollhouse grapes, at 81 a pound, re
appeared, and rutabagas, at cents
a pound, were plentiful.
Other prices included: Peas, 80
cents a pound; rhubarb, 10 cents a
bunch; Idaho potatoes, three pounds
for 25 cents; new potatoes, two
pounds for Is cents; sweet potatoes,
10 cents a pound; pineaPples, 35 to
so cents each; Strawberries, 70 cents
a box; tomatoes, 80 cents a pound,
and new cabbage, 10 cents pound.
Salmon sold at 35 cents a pound;
mullets, Is cents a pound; halibut,
35 cents a ,pound; carp, Is cents a
pound; eggs, 35 and 40 cents a
dozen; chickens, AZ to so cents a
pound; cucumbers, 25 and So cents
each; green beans, 60 cents a pound;
French endive, so cents pound;
curly endive, 10 and Is cents a
pound; head lettuce, 10 and 20 cents
a head; leaf lettuce, 20 cents a
pound; oranges, 40 to 60 cents a
dozen, and lemons, 20 to 40 cents q
dozen.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-03-04

The constant curling and waving
demanded by present styles In
bobbed hair, slowly burns the color
lustre and very life from the hair,
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Of dandruff; then the hair roots
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Since girls just must curl and
wave the hair to appear their pref
test, try "Danderine" to offset any
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become incomparably soft, wavy
and appear twice as thick and
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dandruff disappears.
A 35-cent bottle of refreshing
"Danderine" from any drug store
or toilet counter will do wonders
for any girls hair. 1t goes right
to the roots, invigorates, nourishes
and strengthens them, helping the
hair to grow thick, healthy and lux
uriant.-Advertisem
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-03-04
CHICAGO MAYOR
DEFENDS CITY
Denies Charge Politics and
Vice Are Friendly.

BIZ United Press
CHICAGO, March 4.-Mayor VIII
liam e. Dever today announced
campaign to acquit Chicago of the
charge that politics and crime there
are friendly.
Chicago is not immoral" Mayor
Dever asserted. land I will show by
figures that it has less crime per
capita than any other large city in
tthe world
Recent charges by Chicago's better
government associations before
senatorial committee in Washington
charges that the city is overrun by
criminals and crooked-grafting poll
ticians who protect crime, aroused
the mayors ire.
Dever suggested that he might go
to Washington and demand a hear
ing before the same senatorial COM
mittee to "tell the truth about crime
conditions in Chicago"
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-03-04
Puzzle a Day

Get out your pencils and perform
some verbal operations. 1. Behold
a large number and get, some. 2
Behead a perfect type and get a
pine board. 8. Behead at that time
and get fowl. 4. Behead birds
Jail and get an con. 5. Behead an
injury and get a portion of the
human body. 6. Behead an incident
and get a gas outlet. 7. Behead a
rental contract and get to relieve.
s. Behead some coolies and get
frozen water.
If you arrange the deleted letters
in their given order you will dis.
cover the name Of a modern fighter.
Last puzzle answer:
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-03-04
GET AUXILIARY TROPHY
Utah Legion Department Wins
Membership Contest.

Utah department of the American
Legion Auxiliary is the 1925 winner
of the Lillian M. Towne national
membership contest participated in
by auxiliary State departments, it
was announcer here today by Mrs.
Lucy Boyd, national secretry. Utah
also won in 1925.
The Towne trophy, presented by
past national membership chairman,
Mrs. Lillian M. Towne of Water
vile, Maine, is awarded to the auxil-
larry department attaining the high
est percentage Of it's preceding years
membership by March 1.
Utah, with a percentage of us,
led all departments. Indiana de-
partment finished among the leaders
in fifteenth place, with 56.5 per cent.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-03-04
BABY IS FOUND DEAD

Coroner Paul F. Robinson today
investigated the death of Clara De
Rec, three-months-old daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Alva De Rec, 1928
S. Pershing ST., who died Wednes-
day night.
Motorpolicemen Tague and Fer
guson said the baby probably died
either from choking or sufocation.
De Rec found the baby dead in bed.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-03-04

after a fight, by walking through
this yard. They started at the point
marked "a" travelled in a straight
line touching no rubbish. They
turned at point "B" and continued
in a straight line until they reached
&C." the gate to the opposite street.
Here they made their escape.