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New Britain herald., 1926-02-26

Scntation of toWnspeOple present to witness the affair and the meeting was declared 10 be success. There would probably have been many more people present had the weather been clear.
 The degree team from Ran-Locko post. Hartford, which was to have initiated several candidates for membership in inc Berlin post. did not put in an appearance and il is not known exactly when this ccre- mony will fake place. Department Commander Harry C. Jackson was present, however, and he installed officers, after which he gave a short talk, as did Commander Harold Nentrcs and eX-Sonator Claude ". Stevens.
 Mrs. Lucy Edwards, head of the State Ladies' auxiliary of the Amer ican Legion, was present at the meeting, although she was unable 10 remain until the end of the meet ing. In attendance also wore sov oral members of the proposed Der lin auxiliary. II is expected that this organization will get under way within q short time.
 Sctbackcrs Sctbacking
 Aand again from n distant part Of tho town, from that rough and primitive section known as Blue Hills comes the sound Of rcvclry and the laughter of many voices. to- Tcthor with wild cheers. For John Nonlon'S team of snrhack players, q team which corncr"l the champion- ship of K"nsinSton this year, tied it up and carried it home to be kopt securely in somebody's barn. has gain vonturod forth, filling the air with hlood-curdlinG sounds and f'liing tcrror to tho hearts of the weak.
 The team dcscondcl upon the Dublin \. (, squad early in the week and came homo with holts rom which hung the scalrs Of yic- inns. Tho game ended with q score of %2-l6, favor of ConIons wizards.
 And next Friday evening this same team will journey 10 New Brit tin and will camp on the doorstep )i th" K. of C. homo, Franklin iQUarc It is expected that the players from the Hard ware City will also fall victim 10 the fierce onslaught of the Mayors az 5rogation.
 Drunk with power this band of 'earlcss card players runs wild over he land. causing the fields and for 'sts 10 echo with the warwhOops which spell for opponents only one hing, defeat. The members of the cam are the Mayor himself, Newt" Baldwin. "Bilr' Ross, Jack" Sims 'Wl and Rudolph Maicr and Charles md Anton Holmquist. The fierce ranl gathers for practice at 'Ncwt's" homo. these gatherings ,cinC a signal for the timid 10 re- ,air 10 their homes, douhlc-har the lOor and trust 10 fate.
New Britain herald., 1926-02-26

Iin' but could not do so, on account Of inc fact that telephone lines were out of order.
New Britain herald., 1926-02-26
storm Visits Berlin

Berlin last night was Nitcd hy the first thunder storm of the year. Heavy rain, coupled with the bright flashes of lightning and the deep rolls of thunder. made venturing abroad something not to be desired.
 The snow disappeared 10 a great extent, a condition which was aided by the settling over the earth of a heavy fog after the storm ceased. This fog made auto driving hazard ous and traffic was slowed up con- sidcrahly.
 In East Berlin several telephone lines were out Of order for a large part Of the evening
 Game Is Cancelled
 Tn" East Plainville basket bah game. which was scheduled for i',St evening, was cancelled on ac- conut Of tho storm, It was reported that the Platnvirn officials attempt el 10 get in touch with East Der
New Britain herald., 1926-02-26

Lost -- Small white dog with black cars. Collar bearing name of Mig. II, w. Stone, East Main st.. --advt.
New Britain herald., 1926-02-26

Ithirty-tiye cents. Druggists guaran-
 Itee it.
New Britain herald., 1926-02-26
Swimmers, Attention {.

\ swimming meet will be held to- morrow at the Hartford '. AL C, A. All local natators who are interested in competing are requested 10 get in touch with W. .A Bailey.
New Britain herald., 1926-02-26
Notes

Martha Rehckah lodge will hol9 it's regular meeting at s o'clock Monday evening in I, O. o. F. hall. Rehearsal will he called at the meet ing. All officers and guards arc TO- Questod to be present.
 The Legion Auxiliary whist was postponed last night because of the flooded streets. IL will be held after the meeting on March II.
 The basketball game in East Rcr- lin was called off last night because of the inability of the Plainvirc team 10 reach there over the inun- dated roads.
New Britain herald., 1926-02-26
l. Q. Q. |. Nlrrlinn

F. l.. Dunbar Encampmcnt, No. "-, !. Q. O. F, will work the royal purple degree on a class Of candi. dates at its regular meeting next Tuesday evening at Steven Terry hall. Bristol. After the doercc work there will De clam chowdcr sup DOT.
New Britain herald., 1926-02-26
Taught In Africa

Miss James l." Clark is visiting at the home of ]. J, Kimmell on East Main street, Miss Clark has just re- turned to this country after 95 years .at Johannesburg, South Africa, whore she was principal at the Brit ish government school
New Britain herald., 1926-02-26
Bristol High Wins Debate

Complaint was made to the police department hy Dr. \. \. Dewey last night that his car while standing parked on Prospect street. was run into by another automobile and con Sidcrably damaged. The party rc. Fponsiblc did not report thc accident either 10 tho doctor or th" authori. ties and Detective Sergeant Daniel NcGtllicuddy is Investigating the
New Britain herald., 1926-02-26
Milk Permits Being Issued

Milli and Herd Inspector [. R.. NaiU IS in tho council chamber to- day for tho convenience of those wishing to renew or take out milk
New Britain herald., 1926-02-26
kOrun SanCtOTunl

Ahout 90 members of Korum Sanctorum No, 19G A. M. Q. s. will journey to Hartford tomorrow eve ming 10 attend the meeting of tho Hartford lodge in Odd Fellows hall on Main street
New Britain herald., 1926-02-26

squad \ and Engine Company No. ; were called ont at 4;40 D. nj. yes torday 10 e&tnguish q chimney fire in the house owned by Edward Ric- r!o and occupied by Arthur Myers at l$ Race street. There was no dam ago.
New Britain herald., 1926-02-26

permits for the present year, His hours are from S;SO q, m, 10 4;S0 D, m,
Evening star., 1926-11-07
OF Personal Interest
To Washington Residents

Mrs. Louis Chaser of Boston, Mass,
is the guest of her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. d. J. Kaufman of 3so9 Jenifer
street, Chevy Chase.
Mr. and Mrs. Max kohner of the
Argonne left Tuesday for Pittsburgh,
Pa. where they are visiting their son
and dauGhter-inlaw, Mr.. and Mrs,
Maurice kohner. Miss Julia kohner
has AS her guest Miss Dorothy Green
! abaum of Los Angeles. Calf.
Mrs. Arthur Marks and daughter,
| Miss Helen Marks have been spend
| ing a week in New York City.
Mr.. Marx kaufman son Of DR.. and
Mrs. Harry NJ. Kaufman. will leave
Tuesday for Brooklyn. n. Y, where he
will engage in business.
Mr.. and Mrs Fred PelZman and
their young son have taken an apart
ment at 2701 Connecticut avenue,
where they are now located.
Mrs Louise Frank and her young
son. Richard sail Wednesday for
Switzerland. where they will spend
the Winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Straus left
Washington Thursday for New York
and Atlantic City.
Mr.. Jules Mesquila and Mr.. Milton
Dammann of New York City. spent
short time in Washington last week
en- route to Richmond Va.
Miss Adele Hollander of Pittsburgh.
has been the guest of Miss Dora
Palkin for A week. She leaves for her
home today.
Miss Virginia kaufman was hostess
Yesterday a luncheon to number
of her young friends in her home,
1858 Columbia Road.
Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Peyser have
returned from short visit in New
York City.
Mrs. David Blum of Mckinley
Street, Chevy Chase. has as her guest.
her mother, Mrs. Herzog of Omaha,
Nebr.
DR.. Edward White of Cumberland,
Md. was the week end guest of his
son-in-law and daughter. Mr.. and Mrs.
Ivan Tashot. 2807 Connecticut avenue.
Mrs. Joseph Sommers and family
are now located in their new apart
ment, Fulton Court, 25o1 seventeenth
street.
Mr.. Louis Bush has returned from
a four-week trip to California, stop
ping at different interesting places en-
route.
Mrs. A. Miller of Baltimore spent
last week end in Washington with
The Alumni Association of the
Eighth Street Temple has arranged
for dance. to take place December H..
The carnival-cabaret at the Com
munity Center Monday. Tuesday and
"Wednesday nights and Thursday
matinee brought together a large
gathering Attractive booths. attend
ed by Young ladies in costume. and
different games, with clever
ca baret made up the program of the
evening. The children's matinee
closed the affair.
The eleventh triennial convention
Of the National Council of Jewish
Women will he held in this city from
November "a to 10. with headquarters
at the Washington Hotel.
The regular monthly meeting of the
council will he held at the Community
Center Tuesday. afternoon at 2:30
o'clock An interesting program has
been arranged. to be followed by a
social hour.
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Benefit Patronesses
Headed by Mrs. Coolidge

Mrs. Coolidge will head the list OF
natroneses for the card party to he
given on the night of November IL
at Wardman Park Hotel for the hene-
fit of the Juvenile Protective Asso-
ciation. Additional patronesses are:
Mrs. William NJ. Jardine. Mrs. Haf-
Ian Fiske Stone. Mrs. Hanford Mac
Nider. Mrs George Hewitt Myers
Mrs. Chandler Hale. Mrs. Anne Arch
bold Mrs. Gibson Fahnestock. Mrs.
John B. Larner, Mrs. John George
Beresford. Mrs. A. l.. Stavely, Mrs
Walter /. Mccoy. Mrs. B. F. Saul
Mrs. Virginia White Speel, MRS
Franklin Livingston Hunt, Mrs.
claude W. Owen. Mrs. ]. J. Dimon.
Miss Mabel Boardman. Mrs. David
Pierre Gaillard, Miss Charlotte Camp
bell, Mrs. James Hood. Mrs. Charles
II. Woodruff Mrs. Charles r. Lyd-
dane, Mrs. Charles f. Cook. Mrs.
Theodore w. Noyes. Mrs. Eugene
Hale, Mrs John y. Sherman.
Posters for the party have been
donated by the students of Miss Anne
Abbott's Art School
Mrs. Gilbert II. Grosvenor is chair
man of the committee of arrange
ments. Other members are Mrs. Will
G. Barnes. tickets: Miss Louise +.
King. flowers and candy: Mrs. Virgil
r. Jackson, patronesses: Mrs. Edward
p. Clark. publicity: Fllwood p. Morey.
prizes; Judge j. Wilmer I.atimer,
cards. pencils and score cards.
More than 1000 600 han -emhroid-
cred handkerchiefs were sent from
China to other countries in the past
Evening star., 1926-11-07
Fig Salad.

Cut in small pieces one-half cup
full of figs. one-half a cupful of pine
apple and three oranges. Add three
fOurths cupful of sugar and mix
with mayonnaise dressing. Serve
with whipped cream.
Evening star., 1926-11-07
D. A. R. Continental Ball
Tuesday Evening, Nov. 1e

Washingtonians are interested in
the eighth continental ball, to be
given under the auspices of Abigail
Hartman Rice Chapter. D. A. r. The
L'Aiglon Club. Eighteenth street and
Columbia road northwest. has been
chosen for the hall and Tuesday eve
ming. November 1S. is the date. The
ball is A benefit function, given by
the chapter to further it's work of
America MIA ton and education.
TIL echairman of the young mems
committee is Miss Hester Baden and
vice chairman, Miss Isabelle Clapham.
Assisting are Miss Roberta Galloway,
Miss Eleanor Ball. Miss Fanita Clair
mont and Miss Martha Burch.
The floor committee consists of Maj.
Gen. Amos A. Fries. Maj. Benjamin
Brackenbury, Maj. James +. johnson.
Capt. Clayton f. Emig, Capt. George
Unmacht, Lieut.. Donald c, HILL Lieut..
William Baker, Lieut.. Frederick A,
Henney. Lieut.. Merrow Sorley, Lieut..
Leonard Bingham, Lieut., Raymond
Oxrieder. Judge Clay Stone Briggs,
DR.. Eugene D. Jarboe. DR.. +. Thomas
Evans, Mr.. Charles Tribby, Mr. Ed
ward Campbell Shields. Mr.. Frank
Morrison, Mr. Ralph Endicott, Mr..
Jasper Marion Beall. Mr.. Franklin *.
Little, Mr.. Fred II. Bushing. Mr.. Ed
win F. Brooks. Mr.. Walter r. Dosh,
Mr. George Dougall. Mr.. f. A. Estlow,
Mr.. Edward w. Diggs, Mr.. j. S. Wood,
Mr.. Raymond c. Moffett Mr.. T. F.
Wolfe, Mr.. W. J. Clearman, Mr.. Blake
Palm. Mr. Floyd Baker, Mr.. Thomas
i. Morgan, Mr.. Dick Shands, Mr.. Ed
ward Dunlap. Mr.. Henry w. Seaford.
Mr.. Wentworth Clapham. Mr.. w. l..
Cleveland, Mr.. Vernon Lee Brown,
Mr.. William r. Ward. Mr.. Edgar f..
Good. Mr.. William Dougal Leetch.
Mr.. Carroll J. Mcclure. Mr.. Goodwin
W. Miller, Mr. William G. Mundnger.
Mr.. William T. Reed. jr.; Mr.. Warren
Shantz. Mr.. Herbert H. Shinnick. Mr..
Robert Joseph Straub, Mr.. Charles A.
Waldron, Mr.. Ralph w. Wardwell.
Mr.. John F. Wolfe. Mr.. John Summer
Wood. Mr. William Fl. Howlin, Mr..
r. A. Boswell and Mr.. Joseph kolb.
Evening star., 1926-11-07
Navy Relief Ball Set
For THANKSGIVING Night

Mrs Ridgley Hunt who is in charge
of the boxes for the Navy relief ball.
which is always held on Thanksgiving
night at the Willard. reports a
splendid early list of boxholders. Those
who have alreay subscribed are Mrs.
John Hays Hammond, Mrs. Stotes-
bury, Col. Robert NJ. Thompson. Ad-
miral Benjamin F. Hutchinson, Mrs.
Willard II. Brownsoh Mrs. Edward
w Eberle, Admiral William Rodgers.
Mrs. Thomas F. Walsh. Mrs. Hayne
Ellis. Mrs. Charles Boughton Wood.
Mrs Keith Merrill, Mrs. Arthur Hep
| burn. Mrs. John D. Beuret. Mrs.
Charles DENLY. Mrs. Ridley Mclean,
Mrs. Lee Warren, Miss Heloise Sar.
gent. Mrs. Ridgley Hunt, Mrs. Edward
H. Gheen, Mrs. Alden. Mrs. Henn1ng
Jennings, Mrs. Wilbur Turner. Mrs.
| Dorm and Mrs. William Emory.
Admiral Shoemaker will have the
following young officers on his floor
committee:
Lieut.. Comdr. F. F. NJ. Whiting. U.
s. ~. Lieut.. .Comdr. p. F. Leighton.
L. S. ~. Lieut.. Comdr. T. S. King, I.
S. n. Lieut.. J. w. Mutually, I. s. ~
Comdr. r. T. Hanson &C.. CO, I. =: ~,
Capt. w. d. Puleston, L. $. ~. Lieut..
| c. b. McVay, Sd, U. s. ~. Lieut.. {. I.
JOY, U. s. n. Lieut.. Comdr. W. n. r.
Blandy, L. s. N. Lieut.. Comdr. A. g.
Davis, L. s. ~, Lieut.. r. A. Ofstle.-n'
s. ~, Lieut. Comdr. G. n. Wood, Y: ).
~, Lieut.. Comdr. G.. II. Cobb. U. 5. ~
Lieut.. Comdr. F.. l.. Cochrane &C.. C:,'
L. s. ~. Comdr. n. NJ. Smith, tC. r.
IC). L. S. n. Lieut.. Comdr. r. X.
Eberle IS. c., L. S, n. Liept.: Comdr.
s. D. Hart (M. C), L. S. N, Lieut.
Comdr. H. B. Page. I. $. n. Lieut.
Comdr. c. J. Paris. L. s. n, Lieut..
Comdr. G. F. Greene, L. 5. n. Comdr'
F. J. Fletcher, L. S. ~, Comdr, +. g.
Kincaid. L. s. n, Lieut.. Comdr. n. Z.
Wick, u. s. ~. Lieut.. Comdr {. r.
Van Hook, Il. s. n. Lieut.. Comdr r.
x. OBrien. U. S. n, Lieut. comdr; r.
r. Glutting, U. S. n, Lieut.. Allen
Hobbs, L. S. ~, Lieut.. A. D. Ayrault'
q. S. n. Lieut.. Comdr. j. T. Boone
M. CO. U. s. N, Lieut.. T. f. Hipp Is.
e.. U. S. ~, Maj. f. II. Brainard' =.
s. NJ. c.; Capt. c. T. Brooks, U. ). M.
c.. Capt. L. w. Whaley. Z. :. M. =,
Can't. F.. A. Craig, L. S. M. G., ana
Lieut.. f. McC. Galloway, u. >. M. I.
Evening star., 1926-11-07
Society Buds to Aid
Armv Relief Ball

The Engineer Branch of the Army
Relief Society ball. to be given Tues
day. November rs. at Washington
Barracks, will have Miss Elizabeth
Fries as chairman of the Young ladies'
committee. and the seasons debu-
tantes assisting are Miss Allison Roeb-
ling, Miss Marguerite Orme, MISS
Eleanor Smith. Miss Theresa Pyle
Miss Frances Hopkins, Miss Mary
Page Julien. Miss Fannie Dial, MISS
Georgiana Joyes. Miss Nancy Hamil-
ton, Miss Jane Kendall. Miss Harriet
Huntress, Miss Hester Baden. Miss
Katherine Amory Miss Margaret
Howard Kerr. Miss Sallie HeWs Phil
lips. Miss Elizabeth Glenn. Miss Helen
Gatley. Miss Adelaide Douglass. Miss
Alice Cults. Miss Helen Clifford, MISS
Harriet Zimelee. Miss Jane Dunbar.
Miss Harriet Whitford and Miss DIV"
Sherley.
The Golden Castle Orchestra Of the
18th Engineers, stationed at Fort
Humphreys. Va. under the direction
of Lieut.. Arthur Trudeau. IS to fur
nish the music for the dancing. This
orchestra was heard often last Winter
over the radio
Evening star., 1926-11-07
For Breakfast.

chop some cold beef, brown it in hot
lard and add one Cupful of hot water,
one ClIpful of milk ard salt and pep
per. Ruh two teaspOonfuls of flour
smooth in milk and thicken the gravy.
Serve With hot mullins.
Feet fritterS with corn make nice
breakfast dish. Take one cupful Of
flour. one teaspooniul of baking pow
der. q pinch of salt and enough sweet
milk to make a batter that will spread
hut will not run. To this add one
cupful of finely chopped cold beef and
one half n can of corn. Fry In hot
lard and serve with stewed tomatoes.
Scrambled hetf is good. Beat four
eggs very light and add four table
spoonfuls at cream. Pour into hot.
well CREASED frying pan. When it
puffs up add one culful of chopped
beef and scramble lightly with fork.
Add salt at last.
Evening star., 1926-11-07
Bay State to Honor
Mr.. and Mrs. Dougherty

The first meeting of the season Of
the Massachusetts Society will be
held at the Washington Club. Sew
enteenth and X streets northwest, at
s o'clock, Friday evening. District
Commissioner and Mrs. Proctor
Dougherty will he the guests of
honor. A large attendance of the
members is anticipated due to the
fact that the commissioner is ma
tive Of assachusetts. Mr.. Dough
erty will address the meeting, and
entertainment and dancing will fol-
low. Refreshments will be served.
Evening star., 1926-11-07
Matinee Dance Today
By Junior Hadassah

Today the Junior Hadassah will
give their first matinee dance of the
season.
Dancing will be from 5 o'clock in
the afternoon until pm. The Mon
tana Syncopators have been secured
for this affair and will be heard at
numerous other Junior Hadassah
dances. More than 800 people are eX-
pected and the L'Aiglon ballroom was
therefore secured for the occasion.
All money will go toward the adoption
of orphans and the rebuilding Of Pal
estine. The committee In charge con-
sists of Miss Freda Goodman. chair
man; Miss Dorothy Singer. Miss Rose
Kruger and Miss Rose Brooks.
Embroidery workers in the Shanghai
district of China now receive from 5
to 25 cents day.
Evening star., 1926-11-07
Women's City Club Plans
For Birth Anniversary

The Women's City Club will have
opera house" at it's celebration of
the seventh birthday anniversary OF
this rganization Wednesday. with
reception in the afternoon from un-
til o'clock and party in the eve
ming. which will be less formal. Mrs.
George Eastment is chairman and Mrs.
Theodore w. Noyes vice chairman of
the days celebration Among those
In the receiving line in the afternoon
will be Mrs Harry s. New. Mrs. Cur
tis d. Wilbur. Mrs. James }. Davis
Mrs. William Borah, Mrs. Ciauoe
Swanson. Mrs. Charles McNarN, MtS.
Proctor Dougherty. Mrs. j. Bell MISS
Jessie Dell. Mrs. Carl Chinblon. MIS-
Ernest Thompson Seton, Mrs. Gliper.
Grosvenor. Mrs. John BeoVers an"
Mrs. j. Garfield Riley. president oi
the club.
Judge Mary O'Toole will introduce
the members to the guests OF honor.
Presiding at the tea table during the
afternoon and evening will be MRS
Albert Fl. Putney. Mrs. Claude Altche'
son. Mrs. ballet Fl. Wilson. Judge
Kathryn Sellers, Mrs. Howard l..
Hodgkins. Mrs. Randolph Forrest
Mrs Giles Scott Rafter, Mrs, Kan
dolph Rapley. Mrs. Harry r., Hali'
Mrs. William Wolf Smith. Mrs. NINA
Van Wrinkle and Mrs. II. r.. hum
phries.
Miss Marie Saunders, chairman OF
the house committee. assisted DF hrs:
G. F.. Riordon, will have charge of
refreshments: Mrs. George Rutley,
decorations: Miss Sadie Newell. music
bv the orchestral; Mrs. William r..
Chamherlin, Mrs. Patrick Gallagher
and Miss Alice Heaven, entertain
ment.' Mrs. Ellen Spencer MusseH.
first presiding officer and honorary
member. will assist in the ceremonies
attendant upon the cutting of the
birthday cake.
Evening star., 1926-11-07
Clam and Tomato Bisque.

Pour one and one half cupfuls of
cold water over one quart or CLAIMS.
then drain. To the water add the hard
parts of the CLAIMS finely chopped.
Heat slowly to the boiling point, cook
for 20 minutes, then strain. Cook
one third c4,pful of butter with one
half an onion for five minutes, re-
move the onion, add one-third cupful
Of flour, then gradually the clam
water Add two cupfuls Of cream or
whole milk. the soft part of the
clans, and as soon as the boiling point
is reached. one cupful Of stewed and
strained tomatoes, to which one
eighth teaspoonful of soda has been
added Sea son with salt and cayenne
and serve at once.
Evening star., 1926-11-07
Christmas Style Show" to
Aid Children's Home

The Christmas Shop and Style Show
to be held at the New Willard Hotel
tomorrow. Tuesday and Wednesday
for the benefit of the Episcopal Home
for Children is to be conducted by a
committee from the Church of the
Epiphany composed of Mrs. A. p.
Duval, Mrs. ]. l.. Edwards, Mrs, r.
V Fleming, Mrs. f. c. Graves, Mrs.
V. NJ. Green, Mrs. T. j. Newton, Mrs.
w T.. Pearson, Mrs. W. w. Riley. and
Mrs. \. w. Shircliff.
The enterprise is creating great in
terest and promises successful results
in raising money for the new home
which is to be erected shortly.
Evening star., 1926-11-07

More than 1000 900 hand -emhroid-
cred handkerchiefs were sent from
China to other countries in the past
Evening star., 1926-11-07
First Meet of Season
For Georgia Society

It was announced today by Moultrie
ditt. president of the Georgia State
Society, that the first meeting. of the
yea son Of that society will be held
November is. at Meridian Mansions,
24oh sixteenth street. There Will be
an election of officers for the ensuing
year. as well as appointment Of com.
rnittaes and discussion of plans for
general activities throughout the
coming Winter. Dancing will CON-
n7enre at Q o'clock and most inter
esting program has been provided
Evening star., 1926-11-07
| Garfield Memorial
Hospital Benefit

Mrs. Clarence G. Williams. presi-
dent Of the board of managers of
Garfield Memorial Hospital. announces
u cabaret and fashion show at the
Mayf1ower Tuesday. January IL,
when many new features will he in
troduced fer the first time in Wash
ington.
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EMPLOYEES WILL. PICNIC

The annual reunion of the Peoples
Quitting Company employees will
be held Sunday at Northern Beach.
R. A. Siegle is general chairman of
arrangements and Miss Belle Cope
is in charge OF entertainment COM
mittee. Ed Miller is chairman of
the refreshment committee. Earl
Buckhorn is head of transportation.
Contests of all kinds have been
arranged with prizesNo each event.
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The degree Of Master of City
Planning was awarded Vincent P.
King, 1045 E. Market St., by the
graduate school Of HarvardN Uni
versity Thursday. King, a grad
uate of Manual Training High
School, received a degree from the
University Of Illinois, where he
specialized in landscape gardening,
in 1920 after study in the Ecole Of
Beaux Arts, Paris.
For a time he was employed by
the American Park Builders of
Chicago. He will return to In
dianapolis next week for visit
and then will tour Europe to
study rebuilt French cities, the
parks and boulevards of Paris,
Hamburg. Berlin and Manchester,
and to attend world conference
of city planners at Vienna in Sep
TENDER.
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COURT GRANTS DELAYS

Stays Of execution have been
granted two Indianapolis Negroes
who were to have been electrocuted
at the Indiana State Prison within
the next few weeks, Supreme Court
granting the delays so attorneys for
the men might complete appeals.
Wallace McCutcheon, convicted of
the murder Of John Ward and who
was to have died Aug. 4, was grant.
ed a stay, until Dec. Z, 1925. Roose.
welt Hicks, sentenced to die July 5
for the murder of his wife, was al.
lowed until Dec. IT.
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Gone, but lot Forgotten

Automobiles reported stolen to po-
lice belong to:
Raymond Edwards. 4211 e. E1ev-
enth ST.. Ford. from 1929 N. Sher-
man DIR.
Saul Rabb, 1911 Union St.. Chew
rolet, 6301, from 300 s. Delaware St.
George M. Carr. So4 Greer St.,
Chevrolet. 504-4S0. from Pennsyl-
vania and washington SITS.
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PICNIC AT GARDENS

Seventy-f1ve members Of the Uni
versity of Michigan Alumni Associa-
ton will dine and picnic Saturday at
Walnut Gardens, situated southwest
Of Indianapolis on State Rd. IL. Off
GERS and employees of the Universal
Film Company will also have an
outing Saturday at the gardens.