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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-01-28
FOUNDERS DAY
affair PLANNED
Danes OF Loyal Legion to
Have BANQUET.

The Society Of the State OF Indi-
ana, Danes OF the Loyal Legion,
will entertain with a Founders day
banquet at / p. m Saturday at the
Columbia Club. The Companions OF
the Loyal Legion will be honor
guests.
Albert Stump win speak on "a
Moral Equivalent for War" Miss
Mercedes Marion Hardee win give
patriotic readings. including THE
Fight on Lookout" and THE Flag
Forever" Mrs. r. c. Rumpler will
sing Civil War songs. Miss Edna
Browning Ruby, Lafayette, Ind,
State president, will preside.
Members OF the Indianapolis group.
composing the committee in charge
of arrangements. are Mesdames j.
]. Browne, chairman; Harry Daugh-
erty, Edgar Coffman. J. III. loves,
Laura d. Wilson and william Ear
ing.
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Sister MaryS
Kitchen

Breakfast-Orange juice. cereal
cooked with prunes, thin cream,
crisp broiled bacon, creamed pota,
toes, cornbread, milk. coffee.
Observation-Disclosures of celery,
orange pudding, molasses cookies,
milk, tea.
Dinner-Rolled breast of veal, but
tered spinach. cabbage and grape
fruit salad, whole wheat rolls, In
dian suet pudding, milk, coffee.
The dinner meat is one of those
dishes that require more time than
money but is worth the time.
Rolled Breast Of Veal
Four pounds breast of veal. ga
pound sausage meat, "a cup rice,
tablespoon grated cheese, 3 cups
stock. / large onion, carrot, Ia
small turnip, parsley, thyme, bayleaf,
peppercorns, salt and pepper.
Remove bones and tendons from
veal and trim neatly. Season with
salt and pepper. spread with sausage
meat, roll tightly and bind with
string. Put bones and trimmings
from meat into a kettle. Add veg,
etables cut in dice, herbs, salt and
pepper. Put roll of meat on top and
add water to cover vegetables. Cover
kettle closely and simmer for two
hours. Basic meat frequently and
add water as necessary. Remove
roll of meat and strain stock. There
should be cups. Boil rice In sailed
water for Is minutes. Drain and add
to boiling stock. Add meat and sim
mer for 45 minutes over low fire
Take up meat and remove string
Stir cheese into rice and arrange in
a border on hot platter. Place meat
in the center and serve.
Copyright. 1921, by NEA Service.
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Not the slightest action betrayed 1t.
But we both knew.
know we are both dreading the
few days we will be more or less to-
gether while Hot Steel II, being
shot at the mill. / would give any
thing in the world If it were possible
not to go through with that sequence
before the camera. However | have
determined upon one thing. / will
never il it's humanity possible, look
upon the face of John Alden Pres
colt again after the last shot is taken
at the mill.
This is a queer farewell letter,
sgd, but I've always been honest
with you. More honest by far than
have ever been with myself. For
when I have started to write you
letter, l have determined not to tell
you these things. But, always do,
my friend. l always do. And,
want you to know this that have
just told you-want you to know II
as no one else will know 1t If ]
can help 1t.
Some way my friend, / want to
keep on writing to you. Some way
it seems as though I'm letting go the
last cord which binds me to the life
that 1 have known. Some way
can't help feeling, sgd, that have
babe you good-by forever.
There 1 did not mean to say that
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ROYAL PINEAPPLE CAKE

saft together 2 cups of -four, 8
teaspoons of baking powder and n
teaspoon of salt. Cream - cup of
fat. Gradually add cup of sugar
and cream well. Add three stifiy
beaten egg yolks and teaspoon OF
fiavoring. Add Y cup of milk slow
ly, mixing we'll Add half of the
sifted dry ingredients, stirring until
we'll mixed. Then fold in the stifiy
beaten egg whites. Put into two
or three layer cake pans and bake.
Spread well drained and crushed
pineapple between the layers. Frost
with caramel frosting. Caramel FROST
ing: One-third cup of water, u cup
each of brown and white sugar
cooked slowly without stirring until
it threads when dropped from a
spoon. Remove from. fire. and when
bubbling has ceased pour slowly
into one stifiy beaten egg white.
Continue beating and spread on sides
and top of cake.
Mrs. Albert SpiIISer, r.. r. p, Box
3O-4, indianapolis.
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LETTER FROM PAULA PERRIER
TO SYDNEY CARLETON
ONTINUED.


Don't look at me with reproaehful
eyes, sgd, for / shall never tell any
one but you. But the day Of the ac-
cident, at his touch, trembled with
ecstacy and the glance from his dear
eyes made my breath come faster.
sgd, I found l was just a girl again
the girl who had given her soul
into John Alden Prescott's keeping
1t was a terrible thing 1 discov-
cred that day when in an instant !
pulled him back from a certain and
horrible death. l knew that, right
or wrong, as long as lived, was
Jack Prescott's woman.
You do not know how terrorized ]
was by that knowledge. Not because
of Leslie, for l was not wronging
her. sgd, 1 have never let a word
or look betray me to Jack. would
not do so to save my soul from hell.
But, oh, sgd, don't you know that
Leslie is too good for Jack? He can
not appreciate her wonderful char
acter, which is one that can never
respond to his little foibles as mine
has done. Leslie is an angel-Jack
and 1 are decidedly human.
1 haven't seen him since the acct
dent, but Sydney for a moment after
we knew were were safe. something
must have told him exactly the same
thing that was told to me. Don't
misunderstood me. Nothing was said
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Has Big Job

r. B.: 1t is difficult thing for a
human being to remember only the
good about his fellows. and none of
the bad. If you marry this man.
make up your mind that you will
not torture him, or yourself, with
his past This is a big and diff
cult job. and only you yourself
know whether you are big enough
for it. Perhaps he has learned his
lesson through this sad entangle-
ment, and VIII come out Of it a
better man. Have him go through
a physical examination before you
marry him, though, il you do marry
him.
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Activities
EN- 4 q r 7 AIN MEN Il s
WEDDINGS BETROTHALS

G1 RS. d. o. KEARBY, 1920
Mi Washington Blvd, enter
e. tained with a luncheon-bridge
party at ] p. m. today at her home.
Decorations were in blue and gold
Mrs. Sidney Sullivan, 20 e.
Fortieth St., entertained with a
luncheon-bridge at her home at l D.
M. today honoring Mrs. J. J. Hasley,
3I4S e. Fall Creek Blvd, who will
leave soon to live in Detroit, Mich.
Mrs. Hasley entertained four
tables at valentine luncheon-bridge
at her home Thursday afternoon
*%~
Indianapolis Athletic Club will be
the scene OF the annual dinner-dance
of the Kiwanis Club at $50 p. M.
Friday. John w. Quill, chairman of
the committee in charge Of arrange
ments, is being assisted by Mes
danes John w. Quill, E. E. Vogles,
Ernest r.. Barr, Robert H. Bryson.
J. Ralph Fenstermaker, Mervin J..
Hammel, Felix McWhirter, M. l..
Miller, Edward L. Mitchell and B.
X. Westfall.
The wedding Of Miss Ethel Meier,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Lewis Meier. East National Rd., and
Robert Wechsler, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. w. wechsler, 1465 Union
ST., was solemnized at a. m. today
at Our Lady of Lourdes Church.
Miss Ann Ursula Matthews, harp
list, played and Frank G. Delaney
sang Ave Maria" and Schubert s
"Serenade" preceding the ceremony.
Miss Dorothy Meier, sister of the
bride. and Miss Johannah Noon,
bridesmaids, wore black satin hats
and gowns of pink chiffon fashioned
with basque waists and flare skirts.
They carried arm bouquets OF pink
roses.
The bride, given in marriage by
her father, wore gown Of white
chiffon trimmed in lace and beaded
in seed pearls. She wore veil ar
ranged cap-shape with band of
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CHEER COST $40

LONDON.-It cost Lord Suftield,
2S-year-old shipping director. two
pounds to have CHEEKY party. He
was arrested with a party Of friends
in tho West End. The magistrate
said. in handing down the sentence,
that they were gentlemen who
had been having merry and cheer
full evening" Lord Suffield admitted
that a bachelor dinner which pre-
ceded his arrest had been merry. I"
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RETRIEVE TOO MUCH

OSSINING. N. Views OF a stay
OF execution was too much for Am
brose Ross, sentenced to die in the
electric chair for murder during a
bank robbery on Long Island. Ross
was eating his last supper, and con-
templating the dozen cigars which
were to last him until he went to
the chair. when the keeper informed
him OF the reprieve. He become
hysterlcaI and was taken to the
prison infirmary.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-01-28
MAN DRIVEN FROM HOME
$1,000 Blaze Started From Overhead.
ed OIL Stove.

John Means, operator of a restau-
rant at 3001 Shelby St., was forced
from his home adjoining the restau-
rant early today when fire caused a
$4,000 damage. Firemen sal dthe
blaze started from an over heated
coal oil stove.
Fire officials today investigated the
origin of fire that caused $50 dam
age at the home of Robert Fowler,
400 Muskingum St., late Wednesday.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-01-28
BROWN BETTY

One-half cup brown sugar, Y cur
sweet milk. u cup raisins. / cur
flour, ! teaspoon baking powder and
pinch of salt. Mix above in
gradients in a baking dish, then heat
1 cup brown sugar. 2 cups water,
teaspoon butter, and pour over above
ingredients. Do not stir. Bake In
a moderate oven Is to 20 minutes
Serve warm.
Mrs. Myrtle Beaman, PittsbOrO
Ind.
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WALDORF SALAD

Six tart apples diced. / cup celery
cut into bits, u cup nut meats. "
cup large white grapes seeded and
cut into halves. Mix with enough
mayonnaise to season well. Place
on crisp lettuce leaves. Top each
portion with an extra spoonful of
mayoEnaise and a few nut meats.
Mary Wood, Lawrence, Ind.
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WILLIS SPEAKS TO CLUB
Republican Women Have Guests at
Luncheon at the SEVERN.

Herbert Willis, Indiana Editorial
Association president. spoke at the
luncheon Of the Indiana Wonian's
Republican Club at the SEVERN to-
day.
Mrs. Florence Reddick Boys of
Plymouth, Ind, spoke on THE
Woman and the Party" Mrs. Roy
Rodabush OF Kentland, Ind. accom-
panied by Mrs. Albert Reep, sang.
Mrs. Killiam Gremelsparker. presi-
dent, presided.
Invited guests included Governor
Jackson, Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick
Schortemeier, Senator and Mrs.
James Z. Watson, Senator and Mrs.
Arthur r. Robinson, Mr.. and Mrs.
James Patched. Union City. and Mr..
and Mrs. Frank McDermund, At
tica, Ind.
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ding breakfast for thirty-four guests
was served at the Spink-Arms. Mr..
and Mrs. Wechsler left on a wedding
trip after which they will be at home
at 1144 N. Pennsylvania S.. =
%ss
the First Baptist Church held its
regular all-day meeting at the home
Of Mrs. G. r. Marshall, 5207 Wash
ington Blvd. A buffet luncheon was
served.
Miss Mary McCarty, soprano. &C
companied by her sister, Miss Mar.
guerite McCarty, sang.
Assistant hostesses were Mes
danes o. e. Anthony, II. J.. Lacy,
John Downing Johnson, K. H
Engelking, H. B. Harley, E.. w
Hildebrand, w. j. Hogan, w. L.
Horne, Mary Howard, Fl. e. Huey,
Claude Jacquart, f. w. Jungclaus,
Sylvester Johnson Jr., H. d. John,
Thomas r. Kackley, ]. G. Karstadt.
r. B. Keith, Fred Kiser, J. J. Klueb-
err, C. L. Lambert, G. w. Long, A.
w. MCGOWAN and Misses Genya Nc
Coy, Jane Hasse and Amber Kiefer.
Mr. and Mrs Hubert Alexander of
Rushville, Ind, will be house guests
this weekend of Miss Mildred Black
lidge, 900 w. DR.. Woodruff Place.
Miss Blacklidge will leave Tuesday
to spend several days in Chicago.
Mrs. Thomas w. Grafton, 2211
Broadway, was hostess this after
noon for the Delta Alpha Club.
49,
Meridian Heights Inter-se Club
met this afternoon at the home Of
Mrs. Silas H. Johnson, $50 e. Forty
Sixth st.
Mrs. Maude Cooper Wilson, 1852
Washington Blvd, was hostess, at
2:3O p m. today, for the Poetry So
ciety.
Mrs. c. r, Bassett. 1899 College
Ave, entertained the Twentieth
Century Club with a luncheon at l
y. m. today.
Bishop and MI, RI. II. Fout and
daughter, Miss Lois Virginia, 500
Middle Dr., Woodruff Place. will
leave Friday for three months
European trip.
The Swastika Club will meet this
evening at the home of Mrs. C. II.
Reasner, 36 S. Dearborn st.
Members of the Riley Hospital
Cheer Guild held open house this
afternoon at the new headquarters
and sewing room, 2152 N. Meridian
st. Tea was served by the sewing
committee, Mesdames T. w. De
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-01-28

II you care to be smart-good look
ing -slender-go today to any reliable
drug store, get some DR.. FOLTS SOAP
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MAPLE FLUFF

Mix III cups brown sugar with
u cup cornstarch. Add 2 cups boil
ing water. Cook in double boiler
until it thickens. When cool add
beaten whites of 3 eggs and 1 cup
stoned dates. When ready to serve
add Il cup nut meats. Flavor with
vanilla and serve with whipped
cream.
Mrs. b. nj. Wade, II. II. 2, Dana,
Ind.
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night, will be held
at 1880 p. m. Fri
day at the Oliver
r. Wald funeral
home. 1922 Union
St.
Mr.. Spillman,
who died after a
long Illness, was a
pioneer resident,
having been born
here in 1853. He
was a harness
maker. He was a
member Of the
Methodist Church
and the Modern
w o o d m e n of
America.
Roy Spillman,
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pick. Sprinkle with salt and pepper
dredge with flour and brown in fat
Partly cover with water. Simmer
until tender.
Miss Mary Catherine Ryan, 81
Euclid Ave-, City.
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time IN classroom
discussion. h q $
been inaugurated
by William N. Otto,
head of the English
department a t
ShortrEdge High
School. The first
recitation was con-
Quoted recently In
a class OF Senior
English students on
Shelley's ITO A
Skylark.
w. w. Hatfield,
editor of the Eng
Hsh Journal" the
official organ of
the National Coun-
Gil of English
Teachers, has ar
ranoad F,1r yo,,h1i
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Recipes By
Readers

NOTE-The Times viii pay 81 for
each recipe submitted by a reader
and printed in this column. Address
Recipe Editor Of The Times.
Checks will he mailed to winners.
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To remove double chin DIR. FOLTS
SOAP is simply wonderful
& II your hips are broad and heavy -
Wash them few minutes every morn
ing and evening with good lather of
DIR. FOLTS SOAP-Rub the lather
well into the hips, let it remain FIVE
minutes and wash off. Inches of those
ugly rolls Of FAT should be taken off
In remarkably short time.
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deputy inspector in the city depart
ment of weights and measures and
Ray Spillman, Dallas, Texas, sons,
and Mrs. Ethel Zimmerly, South
Bend. Ind, a daughter, and the
widow, survive.
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Spillman Funeral
to Be FRIDAY

Funeral services for William G..
Spillman, 70. of 627G College Ave.
uncle Of Mrs. John L. Duvall and
William &c. Buser, city controller.
xu1,n dtad TN..asdaxy
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-01-28
VEAL BIRDS

Pound veal steak we'll and, cut into
az inch pieces. Spread with a layer
of dressing made your favorite way.
Roll and pin together with tooth
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If your arms are
too large wash them
night and morning
with DR., FOLTS
SOAP, and watch
that tape measure
tell the talel Big
clumsy arms spoil
the most beautiful
woman's appearance.
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JUST TOO MUCH RADIO
Husband Gives That as Reason for
Deserving Wife and Family.
BV United Press

BIZ United Press
TAYLORvILLE. I'LL. Jan. 2S.-El-
sic Bensley today blamed the radio
in his home for abandoning his wife
and child.
Arrested. Bensley> said:
THE darn radio Kept yammering
all night and wouldn't let me sleep.
so / got out"
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4-Mortha Lee Soys---
PURPLE PASTS COME
HIGH IN THRILL MARKET

Do purple pass payg You wouldn't think hear the
victims talk There very few persons who purple
gracefully And few who spormen enough
to have their cake and it too
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Hass, Otto Keller, P. C. Rally, VIII
liam Schulmeyer. and w. H. Stein.
Mrs. Demarchus c. Brown, 251 S
Audubon Rd., is spending a few
days in New York.
80
Mrs. Claude M. worley. 5ssC
Washington Blvd. was hostess today
for i D. m. luncheon OF the Joliate
Club. The table was attractive with
centerpiece Of sweet peas and red
tapers in crystal holders.
Covers were laid for Mesdames
Worley, II. E. Hayes, Fred Kirsch;
ner, J. e. Fehsenfeld, E. F. Stem.
melen, Everett Holt, o. II. Boaz and
w. J. Schneider.
Alumnae members OF Mu chapter
OF Kappa Kappa Gamma Sorority
will entertain with a dinner party
Wednesday evening at the chapter
house, 5657 e. Washington st. Reser-
vations may be made with Miss Flor
ence Lupton. chairman of the com
mittee in charge OF arrangements.
A. D. STREIGHT CIRCLE, NO.
Is, LADIES OF THE G.. A. r.. meet
ing. 2 p. m. today, G.. A. r. Hall, 512
N. Illinois st.
. ALVIN p. HOvEY w. R. c., NO.
1876, meeting. p. m. Friday, 116 4.
Maryland St.
CAMP 3. P. o. o. A, card party,
$40 p. m. Friday, 20 s. Delaware st.
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RECITAL IN CHURCH

The Troutman Orchestra win give
a recital at the Barth Place M. e.
Church Friday evening under the
auspices of 1.-THE Builders"
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The truth must carry weight and these
two ladies are telling you the truth
about what DR.. FOLTS SOAP can do
because they want to help you regain
your normal weight in the only external
way known today to science-They are
willing to have their names advertised
because they know what you must be
suffering if you are too FAT.
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pearls and clusters of orange bios
SONS. She carried a shower of
white roses and lilies Of the valley.
Following the ceremony a wed
ding breakfast for thirty-four guests
was served at the Spink-Arms. Mr..
and Mrs. Wechsler left on a wedding
trip after which they will be at home
at 1144 N. Pennsylvania S.. =
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New Recitation
Plan Started

An improved method of recitation,
the student to have more
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ers, draperies, coverings, hangings,
everything.
Buy Diamond Dyes-po other
kind = and tell your druggist
whether the material you wish to
color is wool or silk, or whether it Is
linen, cotton or mixed goodG.-Ad-
vertisement.
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you. / only meant to say Il shall
keep you in my heart always. as
something greater than a lover, a
true aud loyal friend"
PAULA.
Copyright. 1895, NFA Service. Inc)
Next-Clipping from the Pittsburg
Sun.
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Il WASHED
OFF 20 LBS. Of
EXCESS FAT
with DR.. FOLTS SOAP"
says Mrs. r. NJ. Wells
of Salina, Kansas

lam glad to tell you of the wonderful
results / have had with DR., FOLTS
SOAP weighed 17s pounds now
ann down to 1867. says Mrs.JJ. Brugge
of Brooklyn, N. Y.
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Each 15-c e n t
package contains
dir c tion s SO
simple any wo-
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delicate shades or
dye rich, perma-
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stockings, sweat
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If your legs are
clumsy and big, APP
ply every evening
for five minutes a
good lather of DR..
FOLTS SOAP, then
wash off-You, too,
will be able to wear
short skirts.
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Every day The Times will print on
this page pictures showing the latest
In up-to-the-minute fashions.
This Is a practical service for
readers who wish to make their own
clothes.
You may obtain this pattern by
filling out the accompanying coupon,
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the pattern department OF The
Tines.
Be sure to write plainly and to
include pattern number and size
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cation of an account of the new
method
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D r. F OIL T s
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PRINCESS FRocK

This tiaring frock of green cloth
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