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boys haven't either. They never think OF
doing anything extra for me. or helping
with the dishes or anything like, that.
I've always been taught to think that men
we're were not TO be made to do womans work.
stain Of e 10 now Tnder shi
demands that I take his brothers little
boy TO rear. when the child has other and
ttlh9pght Of another man 70 wait 9n is set;
c ting me or cray. said w9udn,t an, and
he'd put the child out somewhere and
take the money from my allowance to do
it. That would mean I'd have nothing;
laughed at me and said the courts were
'''o'l 'i''' = ~ FXRMER'sSi s. WIFE.
Well, you poor, brow-beaten little
woman. Your husband probably has
been bluffing you out of everything
you've ever wanted, just by his
knowledge of your ignorance. The
courts are for justice-man's or
woman's. Don't let your husband
get away with this. If you do, it
will mean that one more successful
bullying will add to his disrespect
for you. You've told him what you
would do. Then do it. He's proba-
bly, counting on you to back down.
Well, do a little bluffing on your
own account, only carry it through.
II he takes away your money, you
have grounds for non-support suit.
Live that way for a couple Of weeks,
so that you have adequate proof of
the conditions, then take it to the
judge. l doubt very much if your
husband will do what he said He's
just threatening For he must have
sense enough to know he'd be cut
ting off his nose to spite his face.
1t wouldn't be up to you to provide
anything more for the table than
your allowance allows. And since
you're the person who prepares the
meals you can be well fed, whether
he and the boys are or not. You can
bet the boys won't stand for being
left out on their dinners. You re-
mind me of the woman in THE Re-
volt of Mother" who, having been
brow beaten all her life, moves into
her husbands sumptuous new barn
when he fails to provide a new. home
after years of waiting. She takes
the prize stallion stall for her living
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PATTERN ORDER BLANK
FOR THE SMART MATRON
PATTERN design today is 2741.

Pattern design today is 2741.
Dashing frock OF novelty silk
crepe in lovely shade Of Mary blue,
with scarf collar. cuffs and vestee
of soft blue chiffon. Design No.
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styling. has inverted plaits at sides,
which allow freedom of movement.
Exactly as your material appears
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in small views. Note the plaits as
part of front and back section!
After the side and shoulder seams
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the collar and tie that cut in one
.vestec and sleeves to be stitched at
perforations cuts in sizes SO, SO. 40,
40, A. and 46 inclreS bust measure.
The 36-inch size requires yards of
40-inch material with II. yards oil
2O-inch contrasting. Our patterns
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Every day The Times will print
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Hard Job

The tariff commission which would
undertake to carry out provisions Of
the flexible tariff commission would
have the hardest job in the Gov
eminent" he said, but it could be.
done.
"Such a commission should be
made up OF two judges from the
bench, two economists OF high stand
ing, two publicists such as Theodore
Burton of Ohio" he said. "Such
men would be able to dismiss party
or economic prejudice from their
minds and say Justice, thy will be
DONE"
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Like Butter
or Fruit

Todd's Tonic has it's place in our
daily life. That is to say, 1t is ad-
mirable for certain purposes. And
the comparison with fruit is a happy
one, for Todds Tonic is based on the
health-giving juice of the grape,
combined with tonic medicines.
Todd's Tonic keeps the appetite
keen, helps digestion, tones up the
stomach, and keeps you fit for your
daily work.
For sale at all Hook Drug Stores
and all other drug stores throughout
this section.
Todds Tonic Laxative Tablets-"A
Dose at Night-Makes Everything
Right. Advertise
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room, and the prize cattle stalls for
her dining room, bedrooms and
kitchen, and moves all the fine anil
mails into the rundown cottage. You
bet she bluffs her hubby into build
ing a new housed Stand up for your
rights. And demand more things
and conveniences. Don't let the
boys ever get away with any more
selfishness, and you'll find they'll be
tickled to death to have a mother
who has spunk and backbone and
makes them respect her wishes.
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BOBBS- MERRILL LEASES
Book Publishing Firm to Occupy n.
Meridian st. Location.

Announcement was made today of
a ten-year lease by the Bobbs-Merrill
Company, book publishers, on the
two.story building at 724 n. Meridian
St, formerly occupied by the Wilbur
johnson Company, auto dealers.
The publishing company will have
to vacate its present building at is
e. Vermont ST.. by Sept. / to make
way for the World War Memorial
Plaza.
Rental terms Of the lease
aggregate about $4,000, 1t is ex-
pected about $4,000 will be spent in
remodeling the leased structure.
Lease was obtained from Susan c.
Pcrrott. owner.
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TO MEET HERE

General synod Of the Reformed
Church in the United states will
meet i'm indianapolis in 1929. II was
announced today by Ernest -.
Evans, indianapolis Church Fedora
tion secretary. At the present time
the synod is in session at Philadel.
phia, Pa. The gathering is expected
to bring about 500 persons from an
parts of tho country.
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Recipes By
Readers

NOTE-The Times will pay 81 for
each recipe submitted by a reader
and printed in this column. One
recipe is printed daily, except Fri
day. when twenty are given. Ad-
dress Recipe Editor of The Times.
Checks will be mailed to winners.
Write only one recipe, name, ad-
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SENATE TOHOLD
UP FRENCH DEBT
viii Await Paris Approval,
Smo0t Announces.

81 CHlfcd Press
WASHINGTON, June 3.-Senate
action on the proposed settlement
of the 4,025.000,0O0 French debt
will be delayed until the French par.
Lament approves it, Senator Smoot,
member of the debt funding commits.
sion said today.
Ten Indiana Congressman ap.
proved settlement when 1t passed the
House late Wednesday
Representative Garfield OF Bates.
Vile, voted against it, and Gardner
and Greenwood did not vote. Tho
latter is absent from Washington ON
account of the death OF his father.
Those voting for the settlement
were Cpdille, Johnson. Rowbottoni,
Elliott, Hall, Hickey, Hogg, Vestal,
Purnell, and Wood.
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The F family Goat

Dear Martha. Lee: 1 wonder if you
cision. My husband is swell to do and we
live on, a nice farm Just outside of town.
get by. on to feed my family of six We
have four sons. all but one of them
grown, The one is almost Is. My hus-
work in my garden to make up for the
lack Of adequate money for the table: All
my life whenever / have protested about
anything my husband would say. "wen if
you don't take care I'll take all your al
lowance away from you' as though
were a little child. l have threatened to
leave him. but he laughed at me because
he knew I wouldn't leave while my. chill
dren were little, And now that they're
srown | have lost my spunk. Because
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SPORT DANCE AT CLUB
Due-Art Fraternity June Entertain.
ment Friday Night.

Members Of the Duo-Art F'rater-
nifty will give their June sport dance
at the Pleasant Run Golf Club Fri
day evening. Chaperons will include
DR.. and Mrs. Dale Lentz, Mr.. and
Mrs. Tony Foster, Mr.. and Mrs Carl
J. Sell, Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Peterson.
Ceptain and Mrs. H. r. Simmons and
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Green. The
committee in charge of arrange
ments are Messrs. B. NJ. Webb, Alfred
Shotwell, Harold Kuehrmann and
Claybourne Blue, chairman.
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FRECKLES
Sun and wind Bring Out Ugly Spots.
How to Remove Easily.

Here's a chance, Miss Freckleface, to
trv a remedy for freckles with the
guarantee of reliable concern that 1t
will not cost you a penny unless It
removes your freckles; while II It does
give YOU clear complexion the ex-
pense is trihing.
Simply get an ounce Of Othine-dou-
bile strength-from any drug or depart
ment store and a few applications
should show You how easy il is to
rid yourself, of the homely freckles and
get a beautiful complexion. Rarely is
more than one ounce needed for the
worst case.
Be sure TO ask for the double strength
Othine as this strength is sold under
guarantee of money back if IL fails to
remove your freckless-Advertisem
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Clubs and Meetings

Camp 3, Patriotic Order of Ameri-
cans will give a euchre party at
Druid's Hall, 3912 S. Delaware St,
Friday evening.
The Independent Social Club has
made a change in its meeting for
Tuesday afternoon. 1t will meet
with Mrs. Russell K. Bedsood. 402
y. Meridian St
The Alvin p. Hovey Woman's Re.
lief Corps. 1876 will hold its regular
meeting Friday afternoon at the
hall, 116 Z. Maryland st.
St. Patricks Social Club will give
q card party at it's school hall.
Prospect and Hunter SITS, Friday
afternoon at 2:15.
La Velle Gossett Auxiliary, Vet
Grams of Foreign Wars. will hold it's
regular card party at the hail. 9O2 n.
Pershing Ave, Friday night.
The first annual alumni meeting
of the William Mckinley school No
80, will be held at the school
auditorium, Saturday at p. m. The
Rev. George S. Henninger and Jonas
White will speak. Officers for the
next year will be elected.
The Woman's Alliance of Central
Universalist Church. Fifteenth and
New Jersey SITS, will give a musical
entertainment. Friday evening. Mrs.
Charles Cherdron is chairman
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TOMATO SALAD

Two large firm red tomatoes cut
fine. one ana one-half large apples
cut fine, onehalf cup white sugar,
one-half cup English walnut meats.
Mix all together and serve with may
onnaise or French dressing on let
tuce leaves.
Miss Belle Eli. Kirklin. Ind.
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STRIP PRESIDENT
OF TARIFF POWER,
SENATE IS TOLD
Former Commissioner Would
Make Congress Court
of Appeals
Times Washington Bureau.
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WASHINGTON, June Stalking
away the present power Of the Presi-
dent to raise or loayer tariff rates
was recommended today by David ].
Lewis, former tariff commissioner in
testifying before the Senate investi-
eating committee. AS long as this
power is vested in the President the
tariff will be subject to political for
tunes, Lewis said. He recommended
that the commission itself act on
duties, with Congress a court Of APP
peals.
Under his plan the commissioners
would hand an order changing rates
to Congress. 1t would lie before the
House and Senate thirty days, and
if Congress did not. in that time,
pass a resolution against it, # would
go into effect.
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SEARCH CITY EoR BOY. IL

A search of the city was being
made today for Charles Hit, IS. of
Al E. Tenth St, who disappeared
from his home at 1880 a. m. Wednes-
day. Police were told the boy left
his home to go to school but did not
arrive. He has black eyes and dark
hair, and was dressed in light cloth
ing
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Why we do not send samples

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fisement.
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Heavy Toll

Lewis said a heavy toll is being
collected from United States citizens
because of the clumsy present
method of pitching many diverse
articles into a single basket and set
ting a rate on the whole heap" by
Congress.
He estimated there are 100000 ar
ticles which are not even manufac-
tured in the United States yet on
which a tariff is charged, the in
creased cost being paid by the con-
sumner.
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GIRL MISSING, FATHER SAYS

Michael Tunes, 1901 E. Washing
ton ST., told police his daughter,
Florence. 10, left home Monday at
$3.50 a. m. She was wearing a black
dress. light gray hose. with blue
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Martha Lee Says--
THERE'S NEVER RESPECT
FOR THE FAMILY GOAT

Why any member of family should have to be the
goat and bear the brunt of the others sefhness fail
Yet that the role that often falls O mother.
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Before Baby Comes

UsT. how to ease much unnecessary
q sunering LOT yoprsel is one OF the
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A silver offering musical tea will
be given by~ the Westminster
Guild and Circle Girls of the First
Presbyterian Church at the home
of Mrs Henry Caldwell, 3201
Broadway, Friday afternoon. Mrs.
James Kalleen. 2444 Park Ave,
will give several readings. Mrs.
Ben Chapman; accompanied by
Mrs. Peel Traylor, will sing.
Others on the program will be
Miss Hope Bedford and Miss Eliz
abeth Ward.
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t i'll plain envelope)
very eN.pectant moth
Mothers Friend" is
!, stores. Begin now
the wisdom of doing
by!-Advertisement.
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IOF ITG6 BOOK let SCI
telling many things e
err should know. :
sold at all good dru
and you will realize
so rs the weeks roll
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w. c. 4. Notes

A masquerade skating party will
be given by the health education de-
partment Saturday evening. for
men and girls. Mack's Black Birds
will furnish the music and prizes
and favors will be given. Fenton
Stewart will have charge of decora.
tions.
A class in senior life saving will
be started next month. Registra-
tons may be made now with the
swimming instructor
Private swimming lessons in the
small pool will be given as usual this
winter on Monday and Thursday by
appointment.
The interracial group will meet at
8 o'clock Friday evening in the green
parlors at the Y. w. c. A. for an
open discussion on interracial prob
lens. This meeting is open to the
public.
The social committee has planned
a very interesting Halloween party
to be held Friday at the home of
Miss Bernice White. Every member
or the cluD is invited.
The industrial department Halo
ween party will be held this evening.
The program IS as follows: Halo
ween supper at CHS. Following the
supper all club girls dressed in cos
tune will follow the leader to the
south side branch The real Halo
ween stunts will be pulled off, in
the cellar and recreation hall.
Ghosts, wildcats, witches and many
interesting freaks will be present.
Everybody is promised a real thrill.
Refreshments will be served in a
cosy little corner in the basement.
about which many interesting tradi-
tons are told. Every member Of the
department is invited to the feast. :"
Miss Elsie Kinerk, Opal Boston and
Dorothy Bennett are on the commit
tee planning the frolic.
Industrial department members
Will be hostesses at n o'clock din
ner on Thursday for representatives
from the industries of Indianapolis
having some form of contact with
other countries. The object of the
dinner is to consider the interna-
tional aspects of the industries of In
dianapolis. Those industries having
some form of contact with other
countries which have not received an
invitation to the dinner, will be en-
titled to a Representatives. The com
mittee in charge consists of Mrs.
Brandt Downey, Mrs. Edna Chris
tan Miss Gertrude V. Brown and
Mrs. Harry Fonda.
Members of the industrial interra-
cial .committee will meet with the
city interracial group at 1880 Friday
evening to discuss interracial rela-
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Saint and Simmer
BIZ ANNE AUSTIN

ly. You must see what a position il
puts Bob in, your being engaged TO
his uncle. don't think he'll say
anything to me-if he means to at
all-until after you're married. You
can imagine how the papers would
try to figure out the relationship by
marriage, of an uncle and his nep-
hew marrying two sisters"
IF you and Bob got married. Ia
be an aunt to both of you, wouldn't
II" Cherry smiled rather forlornly.
"Oh, Lord, what a mess, Say, Faith.
are you-awfully in love with Bob?"
There was something so desperate
in the suddenly rigid little figure be
fore her that Faith found herself ~
ing, out Of the greatness of her pity.
Maybe that would be a way out.
Cherry had always said that she
cared for both Bob Hathaway and
Chris Wiley. TO marry Chris would
be infinitely Wore tragic than marry
ing old Mr.. Cluny. but if Bob still
cared, even n little bit
II don't think I'm the kind to be
'awfully in love- honey" Faith man.
aged to laugh carelessly. "Why?"
"Oh, was just wondering-say
would you mind terribly if / took
Bob away from you, just for to-
night? I have a date with Chester
Hart, and l know he'd be willing to
change. Please, Faith. I'm near.
~ desperate for one more good time.
and after tomorrow's paper comes
out, I'm be stranded here at home,
with no dates. nc work. no nothing
tut an old man doddering around
a:fter me. Faith?"
(TO BE Continued
Copyright, 1926, NEA Service, Incl
TOMORROW: Again Faith plans
to sacrifice her own chance OF happi.
ness eth Bob Hathaway to save
Cherry.
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Parent Teacher Notes

The Potter Fresh Air school. will
hold the first p. T. a. meeting Of the
year at 2:30 p. m. Thursday The
program will consist of special
music by children of the school and
a five-minute talk by Community
Fund speaker. An informal recep-
ton will follow a short business ses.
sion.
The Parent.Teacher Association of
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yard of 32-inch contrasting. Our
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Fashion Designers of New York City,
and are guaranteed to fit perfectly.
Evrey day The Times will print
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This is a practical service for read
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YOU may obtain this pattern by
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School rs is planning a meeting at
1870 tonight. William j.. Nogel will
speak and George Douglass, a pupil
Of the school, will give several vocal
numbers.
Mrs. NJ. II. Harmon and her chair
men will enter ain teachers of School
with a Halloween reception and
tea from 3:15 to p. m. Friday, at
the Rural St. branch library. An
interesting program has been ar
ranged The mothers of the p. T.
A. of No. are invited.
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BECOMING MODEL

Design No. 2694-It's so attractive
SO very feminine! Stirring is used
to effect the fashionable snug fit
about the hips. A slim silhouette is
achieved though it's perfectly straight
back and front in panel style. The
shirred insets at sides form pockets
at tops. 1t is fashioned of Canton
crepe, printed velvet, crepe satin,
faille crepe and wool jersey. The
pattern cuts in sizes 16. IS years, SO,
3S, 40, AZ and Al inches bust meas
ure. The 36inch size takes az
yards Of 40-inch material with q
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The Spanish Club will Bold its sec
ond meeting for this season in the
Y. w. c. A. at 8 o'clock this evening.
The subject will be the country Of
Mexico. The beginners class will be
held from 100 to O'clock.
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Photo by Plat.

ing point Pour this over the pickles
and can. All green tomatoes may
be used when the ripe ones are UNI
Mrs. j. c. Grimes, S6apS. Third ST.,
NOblesvilIe, Ind.