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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-04-28
A. A. U. w. WILL MEET
Indiana Federation Convention at
Bloomington May II.

The fourth meeting of the Indiana
Federation of the American Asso-
citation Of University Women will
be held in Bloomington May 14-15,
Miss Edith Williams of Blooming
ton announced today
Residence Hall will be headquar
ters for the convention. Sessions will
be in the auditorium of Commerce
Hall. Miss Frieda Harbst, social di-
rector of Residence Hall, is chair
ANN of the social committee.
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lions committee, of which Mrs. Sue
Hamilton Yeaton is chairman. The
speaker will be EIua Cheng of Using
Hua College, Picking, China, a fellow
in political science in the University
of Chicago graduate school.
Mrs. Paul D. Cooke, who VIII
leave this week to live in Denver,
Col, will be the honor guest this
evening at bridge party given by
Miss June Wilson. 1880 n. Illinois
st. The house will be decorated
with pink sweet peas and yellow
ionquils and a fancy hat box, con-
tanning going-away gifts for Mrs.
Cooke, will form the table center
piece.
The hostess will be assisted by her
mother, Mrs. Lillian Wilson. other
guests will be Nresdames A. F.
Deaney, William Averill, c. G. Will
son and Edward Cooke and Misses
Margaret Ryan, Mildred Miller,
Doris Wilson, Marie Gardner,
Florence Kessler, Josephine Schno-
BILE, Katherine Rudy and Helen
Moore.
Miss Mary Hess, 2347 n. Alabama.
ST., will entertain Thursday in honor
Of Miss Marian Hedges who will
leave for Newcastle, Saturday. The
guests will be the Misses Hazel Heb,
Pauline Hedges, Bernice Shaw, Max
inc Gray, and Messrs. Fay eleven
ger, Edward Calendar, Collier Young,
Emory Sharp, Dick Elrod, Warrant
Peacock, Meredith Rose and william
Sayce.
The active chapter Of Sigma Alpha
IOta, national musical sorority, elect
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Another One

Dear Martha Lee; I have married y
g eTsss T w sto1 VINO oS st oTFs sn8
me, Her idea, of a meal is something
Almost everything already prepared. like Ike
comfortable married life, with food like
thtrgs I hate these Ritchenstte apart.
ments. Ny mother cooked in a kitchen
as large as our .living-roQm Now, love
II she doesn't make n real home for me
l shall have to leave her. What is your
advice: HERMAN,
Listen, Herman, you're one Of
those people who make me positively
i'll. 1 have never been able to see
that woman's place was in the
kitchen spending day after day pre-
pairing foods for a gormandizer to
devour wholesale in thirty-fve min
utes! Canned foods properly sea-
soned and cooked and prepared are
just as appetizingg as the kind you
spend hours fixing and stewing over.
Bakers bread is just as wholesome
rs that made at home. Any busy
woman's foolish to cook away her
life worrying over a cake when she
can buy a delicious one that she
knows has come out right. That
big kitchen Of your mother's-I'n
bet it Slapped her life away visibly,
and the million steps she took there
teaching you to slave-drive a woman
kept her from taking them with
you, letting her enjoy her life and
yours. The solution for your fam
lily is for your wife to provide a
cook for you. who knows nothing
else and wants to do that.
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er, softcner and beautifier.
Massage this sweetly fragrant lemon
bleach into the face, neck, arms and
hands. 1t can not irritate. Famous
stage beauties use it to bring that clear
youthful skin and rosy-white com
plcxion: also rs a freckle. Sunburn and
tan bleach. You must mix this remark
able lotion yourself. IT can not be
bought ready to use because it acts
best Immediately after it is prepared.
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signers Of New York City and are
guaranteed to fit perfectly.
Every day The Times will print
on this page, pictures showing the
latest up-to-date fashions.
This is a practical service for read
ers who wish TO make their own
clothes.
You may obtain this pattern by
filing out the accompanying coupon,
enclosing Is cents, coin preferred
and mailing it to the pattern depart
ment of The Times. Delivery is made
in about one week.
Be sure to write plainly and to IN
clude pattern number and size.
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ed Mrs. James Lowry, 31O9 Park
Ave-, president. Tuesday. Miss
Berenice Church was made vice
president; Miss Iona Lamb. record
ing secretary; Miss Christine owens.
corresponding secretary, and Mrs.
Carl Wisenburg, treasurer. Mrs.
Lowry is soloist at the Second Pres
byterian Church.
The Ladies' Auxiliary OF the Col
den Rule Lodge. No. 25. 3. of r. T.,
will give a card party tonight in its
hall at ! 002 e. Washington st. Com
mittee in charge will consist Of Mes
danes Anna Grow, Lola Canary and
Bertha Hays.
Miss Mary Adelaide Fiener, 526 f.
Fall Creek Blvd, has returned home
after spending some days in Bloom
ington, Ind.
The Alpha chapter Of Sigma Delta
Theta will hold it's regular business
meeting tonight at the home OF Miss
Pauline Jacobs, Alb Sanders st.
tsF
Miss Miriam Hedge, who will leave
Saturday to live in Newcastle, will
be honor guest Thursday evening at
party given by Miss Mary Hess,
3347 N. Alabama st. Other guests
will be Misses Maxine Gray, Bernice
Shaw, Hazel Held and Pauline
hedges and Messrs. William Sayce,
Meredith Rose, Fay Clevenger, Ed
ward Calender, Richard Shaw, Col
lier Young, Warren Peacock and
Emory Sharp.
st. Patrick's Social Club will hold
a euchre and bunco party at its
school hall, $40 Prospect St, Fri
day evening. Mrs. Henry Kahl is
chairman of arrangements.
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LIEBER AT SOUTH BEND

81 Times SDoctnI
SOUTH BEND, Ind, April 2S.-
Organized conservation has cost the
people of Indiana 80 cents per capita
for the seven years of it's existence,
and is doing the work which six
teen separate state agencies for
merly accomplished. South Bend Roa
talians were told today by Consd =
walton Director Richard Lieber.
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NOTE SILPH will not work any
overnight miracle, neither will it take
off twenty pounds in one week, but
chew it regularly and see for yourself
how much you can take of-SILPH
sells at all good drug or dept. stores for
SOC box. If your druggist is out of it
send direct to the SILPH CO., 9 West
Goth Street, New York City.
BEWARE OF INVITATIONS
Silph is the name ofthe original and genuine.
The only one we peronally guarantee tSFbe
safe and harmless.
Goldsmith Bros drug stores.-Adver-
tisement.
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-Martha Lee Says--
YEP. HE'LL LOVE YOU
IF YOU FEED HIM!

No question about it, the shortest road to mans heart is
through his tummy But why woman should
have stand hot kitchen all day baking bread and cake
and spending hours preparing specaes for more
than 7 can
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FARMER MURDERED

D " WIIIU ITIHN
BRAZIL, Ind, April 2S.-Michael
Miller, so, a bachelor farmer, was
found murdered today on the porch
OF his home south Of Brazil.
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ESCALLOPED VEAL CHOPS

Trim nice veal chops, season with
pepper and salt and brown quickly
on one side in a hot buttered fry
ing pan. Put one cup Of chill
sauce or tomato catsup in the bot
tom of a casserole. Break twelve
soda crackers into small pieces, but
do not crush. When the meat is
ready put the crackers on top Of
the sauce and dot literally with lit
tie pieces Of butter. Sprinkle with
two tablespoons Of grated cheese.
Lay the veal chops. Drowned sides
up. on top and bake thirty minutes
without a cover.
Mrs. f. II. Reynolds, 2S1S Mered-
ith Bldg, City.
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Lemon Juice
Whitens Skin

The only harmless
way 10 bleach the
skin white is TO mix
the juice of two
lemons with three
ounces Of Orchard
White. which amy
druggist will sup
ply for a few cents.
Shake well in a bot
tie. and you have a
whole quarter pint
of the most won %
derful skin Whiten
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Chic and Youthful

Design No. 2726-Frock Of navy
blue fat crepe, with trimming and
inset vestee Of pin-check taffeta. 1t
is practical and smart, suitable for
street, country or travelling. This
model is also shown in printed silk
crepe, crepe Elizabeth, shantung.
taffeta and kasha. The small views
give you an idea Of how easy it is
to make. Practically only side and
shoulder seams to sew. The front
is slashed at center-front to form
rever. See circular inset ready to
be stitched at side seams. Complete
instructions with pattern. Cuts in
sizes 16, 10 years, SO, 3S, 40, AZ
and A inches bust. The 36-inch size
takes 315 yards Of 40-inch material
with 5s-yard Of 20inch contrasting.
Price Is cents, in stamps or coin
(coin preferred). Our patterns are
made by the leading Fashion De
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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 re-
cipe is printed daily, except Friday,
when twenty are given. Address
Recipe Editor of The Times. Checks
will be mailed to winners.
Write only one recipe, name, adj
dress and date on each sheet.
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FLESH REDUCERS

$100 Oil of Korein Capsules 49,. .S5c
$100 Marmola Tablets 7ic
SIPS Arbolene ..................9 Se
75c Thyroid Tablets, 1-grain 49,. soc
$500 PhyThy- Rim ...........S soc
$3.50 San-Grl-N Ma Tablets ....s1.fg
$3.50 san Grl-Na Bath Salts SLID
S1O0 Fayro Salts tic
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Miss Mable Sears, from Ohio writes, II
have already reduced so pounds-I think
SlLPH is wonderful-therei is not any ex-
cuse for anyone being overweight now
with this easy, pleasing way to reduce"
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BLOOD REMEDIES
DYSPEPSIA
REMEDIES

7ac Bellans Soc
25c Bellans ...................I9c
soc Stuart's Charcoal Tablets -. .2ic
60c Pape's Diapepsin Tablets SOC
zoe Fairchild's Ess. Pepsin go. .45c
$t00 Fairchild's Ess. Pepsin -. Sic
$1.20 Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin .Sic
zoe Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin -. Ate
2Jc Charcomints Ice
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IAIAllI(S'S
Cut Price Drugs
FEMALE REMEDIES

S12O Lydia Pinkham Veg. Com. 8ic
S1OO Wine of Cardui .......:...14c
81 20 Pierce's Favorits Prescrlp. .S9c
$1.25 Mothers Friend '.;...'''s oc
81 90 Pink. Veg. Com. Tablets Sic
GOc Pierce's Favorite Prescription
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Good Goods
Cut Price :
FACE LOTIONS

$l.00 Kinds Honey and Al. Cr..74c
Soc Holmes Frostilla ...........27c
SOC Orchard White ..............30c
15c Oriental Cream .............59c
$1.50 Oriental Cream ...-......S1.19
40c Glycerin Lotion ........... .25c
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ORGANIZATION ACTIVITIES.
TONIGHT.


The Mems Club OF Christ Church
Georgetown, will have an open meet
| ing. s o'clock. in the parish hall. to
which all members Of the parish and
| their friends are invited. Represent
ative Carroll l.. Beedy will speak on
1.-The World Court" Light refresh
| ments.
The Hubbard. Raymond Home and
| School Association will meet, o'clock,
at the Hubbard School. Represent
| ative Gasque will speak.
The Berean class Of Columbia
| Heights Christian Sunday school Will
present play Of fun and mystery.
s o'clock in the Sunday school room
Silver offering, and coffee and cake
for sale.
The Mems Club Of Mount Pleasant
congregational Church will observe
It's annual ladies' night. s O'Clock. at
the church. Entertainment by the
Washington Readers club. assisted
by Mrs. Lucille Long Miller. Mem
bers and friends of the church in
| vited.
Linn T.. A. Gale will lecture on THE
World Court Analysed" o'clock, at
| room 80, 802 r street. Voluntary col
lection.
A bridge and 800 party will be
given, s o'clock, at Confederate Mem
oriai Home by several prominent
/ clubwomen for the benefit of totally
blind woman and her i'll son. Mer'
chants have generously contributed IA
vors and it is hoped to secure sub
stantial fund for food and shelter
| Mrs. Ellen Spencer Mussey Tent.
No. l, Daughters Of Union veterans
of the Civil War. will have its reg
| ular and social meeting, 8 O'Clock. at
! G.. a. r. Hall.
! Mary A. Williams will lecture in the
/ Unity Auditorium. 1926 ] street. y
O'Clock. Subject; The Bread of Lire.
! There will he a meeting Of all the
group leaders interested in the hymn
! memory contest sponsored by the Ma
| tional Federation of Music Clubs,
O'Clock, at the studio of Miss Good
! win. 1906 II street.
| James A. Edgerton will speak on
constructive Faith" O'Clock. in the
gold room of the Shoreham Hotel.
The Virginia group. assisted by the
Male Quartet Of the Vermont Avenue
| Baptist Church, will repeat its concert
given recently, al the church. for the
benefit Of the building fund of the
church. of which Rev James r. Willis
| is pastor. All welcome.
| The Writerscraft Club will meet, 8
o'clock. In the basement Of the Mount
| Pleasant Public Library. Mrs. Gre
vile will have charge of the study
| hour. Mrs. Badolet will read an
original story. Those interested in
| this type Of study will be welcomed.
! Hope Chapter. No. 80. 0. f. s, will
have 800 card party at Inside Ca
feteria. 7l9 Thirteenth street north
east. at 8 o'clock.
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Deaths Reported.

The following deaths have been reported
hours:
Mary Ham, as oI3 sixth street. -,
street -
+, lanes McGprn. 81. United states Sol
Mary. Barker Gillette. So: 500 NJ street
NersItv Hosn,tal
Genrse f. ni.kerson 81. United States
l, Henry ". Decker 63: United States Sol
dters Home Hosnital
MARY Catherine Cunningham. 60. 1902 c
HOSPITAL.
Mabel Edith Munson -. George Wash
ION University llosplta. .
s,, ,1a."h Lev %. $50 Fourand- half
infant OF Oscar and Katherine Orr. "
I,avid johnson. ~. Gallnger Hospital.
l lan,,nf n Stranth"r, 80 "o"7 l., street,
Frames NJ. Poster 10 months. the Chill.
~! Constance NJ. Preston s months, 6l6
Ihlfd street southwest
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FOREIGN.
FOUND.

~ LL.-Ltght hrindle body white neCL avs
l whfie fon mall white feet long tail TIPPED with
WASHINGTON Animal Rescue Leaguca ~ aae
, OLi.iEEFemale very light tan in color:
clam at the washinr,np' AMMO Uwnrr IIndly
League JAP MARYLAND ave. sw "
GSfH 9iI IN dark brown mixed with
back of neck wearing 3 tags '"eI or: ana
please clam. because dog is grieving wash
inston Animal Rescue League $40 MARYLAND
ave. s.w. '@i iai'o
FOX TERR1ER-Male tan and White sbort
tan Owner kindly claim at the Washington
ANIMAL Rescue League, $40 Maryland ave
IRISH TERRIER-Mae. hobherH tail cIin-
PED ears, wearing bVwn leather collar stud
geo MIN olue stones. Owner kindly claim at
MARYLAND ave sw oe' "f'
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Deaths.

8'saSH pms s' RHSib H'Eas ,2Ss
Srs:s c.. q tie H fsss'a s$o s'
e.: saIse Ct s,|:aa fssH:: .9s
SA Ss!.s R MaTe4 1 apsf Rsss
husband 5 s Of Fr zsnsf Kent Sanger. The
sslh Of ss 3ork and S9 Detroit papers
SG1f &fno toU4 Hsi13 ,:5 r.
Ter of Mar r,d'. Ml,cseli and Ray9o9d RtcH;
ard ard and aunt q Edward Dr. 1 o Mit t1o1
AZ: Tas:@ss %.!sh ,, = at pm R:ia;
TH9MAs Depsst.d III. ~. ss'uI;4nss4
Lee. court nv EVA z. THOMAS. ,Fu.
BOYD 4 wilson. 1910 l. 81. NV Relatives
and friends invited.
THOMAS. pcnsrted thi. Ne suddenly
LAvix1A H THOMAS wife Of The lats
JIoohn r. Thomas Of Montzomsrv oou3,y;
Ma son to and TOUT hos. .Ne OF
and friends Funeral from Wi.es under,
tns Ta."f f March iH' IT, thence to NJ
Zion Church.
yICKERS. SUNDAY. March -; 1893 At
GEoRGE +. VVicKERs. ST. Notice 81
funeral later
WETMORE. Monday March IS, 1928. at
the residence Of his son. pr, Aex5ndsr
WetmorG sos Tulip aye TaE2 TT,, Ps.k'
u. D. Funeral services at Ga"lers
chapel. 1890 Pennsylvania ave. w. on
Tuesday March 10. at IL O'Clock noon.
Interment private
WHEELER Saturday. March -. 1929.
after long illness. BERIRAE e:
spaids Wheeler. Funeral Tuesday. March
is AT 2 pm from his late residence, 100
Nolkanand ST. DAYTON, Ohio.
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THE WEATHER

District Of Columbia-Partly cloudy,
possibly light rain this after
noon and tonight minimum tempera
ture about 81 degrees: tomorrow fair
slightly colder. moderate west and
northwest winds.
Maryland-Light rain or snow THIS
afternoon and tonight. tomorrow falr
and colder. fresh southwest. shifting
to northeast. winds.
Virginia Partly cloudy tonight,
possibly rain i'm southeast portion
tommorrow fair. colder. In east por-
ton. fresh southwest. shifting to
northwest winds
West Nirginia--Partly cloudy to-
night. POSSIBLY snow flurries in east
portion; tomorrow fair. not much
change in temperature.
Records for "a Hours.
Thermometer--4 pm, IS: 8 pm.
"a: II midnight. 80; 4 am. 2s 8
am. q: noon. 3s.
rometer-4 pm. 30.16 s pm.
30.l7; II midnight. 30.14: a m, 1910;
8 am. 1904; noon. 30.02.
Highest temperature 80, occurred
at $50 pm. Yesterday.
. Lowest temperature. 90. occurred at
am. today.
Temperature same date last year
Highest, 10; lowest. A.
Tide Tables.
FURNISHED by United States Coast
and Geodetic Survey
Today-Low tide. 3:17 am. and
3:42 pm. high tide. 9:os am. and
9:34 pm.
TNmorrow-Low tide. 4:o5 am.
ana so pm; high tide. 9:57 am.
and 1h:22 pm
The sun and Moon.
T"daN-Sun rose Cpl am: sun
sets 6:l4 pm.
Tomorrow--Sun rises $40 am;
sun sets 6:l5 pm.
Moon rises 7;34 am; sets sig
pm.
Automobile lamps to he lighted
one-haf hour afte' sunset
Condition Of the Water.
Temperature and condition Of the
water A Great Falls at s a.m.-Tem
perature. .33; condition, slightly
muddy.
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Englishman Jailed in Italv

FLORENCE, Italy, March Is R).-
W lllam Ellison, an Englishman,
charged with having made offensive
remarks about Premier Mussolini
mas been sentenced to eight months in
jail ana fined l,5o0 lire. The court
heid that a recent law rendering such
conduct criminal was applicable to all
foreigners
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Richard Ia lmadge in Jail.

RIVERSIDE. calf. March Is (P) -
Richard Talmadce, the motion ricture
actor. started serving a fiv.,-day sen
renee in the county Jail here last night
'"r speeding. The actor was arrested
~ est liversid" about a month ago
tor travelling IS miles an hour in n
81 nile Zorp
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at the home of Mrs. Winklehaus. 412e
Eighth street. Ira Champion, Will
speak.
The Italian Circle of Washington
has invitations out for a reunion, We'd
nesday. pm, in oak hall of the
Raleigh Hotel Signor Leonardo
Nitetti, secretary of the Italian EN-.
bassy. will speak of "Cesare and Cleo
patra.' Business meeting from $50
to 9 pm.
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Killed on Way to Church.

ABT9R DEEM. n. c., March Is P).-
W. A. Taylor, 20, local tailor. was IN
stantly killed last night when ne was
struck by a Seaboard train while on
the way to church.
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Caro of Thanks.

OBRIE En-. We wish to extend our thanks
and appreciation to the relatlVes anu
friends for their kindness and Tor Ine
beautiful flowers cent at the death 81 our
beloved father. MICHAEL J. O bRiEN.
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He will speak on Some Recent Prob
lens in City Health"
Oriental Council. Royal Arcanum.
will meet tomorrow night at Pythian
Temple Grand Regent j. +. Bra
shears viii speak.
The Social Club Of the Hebrew
Home for the Aged will give pack
age party and dance Wednesday at
the home.
District of Columbia Society Of the
Sons of the American Revolution Will
meet Wednesday,, PM. at the Hotel
Lafayette. Arthur Deering Call will
speak of president Madison and His
Times"
Washington Society Of Engineers
will meet Wednesday. a:i5 pm. In
assembly hall of Cosmos club. Capt.
Edwin r. Pollock. superintendent "f
United States Naval Observatory. VIII
talk on Solar E,clipses." The lecture
will he illustrated with slides and a
movie record prepared in corporation
with the Scientific American and Yale
University. Buffet luncheon.
The Dahlgren Terrace Citizens As
ISOLATION will meet In the Social
Oyster Club House. Wednesday,, s
pm.
The National Fellowship Club will
give an informal dance tomorrow eve
ming in the rose room of Hotel WASH
ington. Strangers in the city are IN
Vited to attend Visitors welcome.
The Emma Sanford Shelton W. C..
r l. will NEE, Wednesdays. s pm,
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The Social Club OF the Hebrew
Home for the Aged will give pack
age party and dance Wednesday at
the home.
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CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

DIR. William c. Fowler, health Off
Ger. will he the special guest of che
Wapiya AT it's luncheon tomorrow.
l2:45 pm, at the University club.
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HANDBAG with tortoise shell glasses. on
14th st. between T and o SITS NV Finder
please return to 1910 Que st. NV: liberal
rpN ard
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LOST.


, so"K Bank sHns to rnes, fg0m F9nn
. rsTord book d h,n.om from Aug iass fcr
Room so Post oni"e Dept St. NV. or
.I Pee 1 51d,S e. s,l PaTf e. snd
Return to 80 9th st. sw 16.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. gold. large purple
stone: keensake. Reward. Line. a2s-I II.
pasEs and ReWsd with
son NV. Col. 10491.
FOX TERRIER. wire-haired: small. white
with brown spots; named Rex Reward
h05 Van Buren st. NV.
please return to 1910 Que st. NV: liberal LIBERAL
reward.
HANDBAG--Lady.s. dark blue. silk knit
Or vicinity 10Th and Monroe SITS NV: rsrE
Kney n'Rf Ms'' n Mo Notify Phone MS
Columbia 1880: Reward. is.
HANDBAG-Tan cowhide containing chill
and HyassViie Adams ssss or 713 1 iTHins
PoCKETBooK-Man between Baltimore
permit and other PAPERS: reward Rob Mr
F. Smith. eth and Franklin SITS. Sc. North
poCKETBooK containing gold watch az.
after after IL o'clock. 2s.3 Champiain st NV nSi'
POODLE-Small. white female: SUNDAY
night: collar and strap. Return and receive
reward 4o4 NV. Franklin 1851
PUPPY. English Setter. black and white ::
about months old: answers to Rod: in
Chevy Chase: reward 1915 Huntington ST
Cleveland 1922.
RAT TERRIER-Black and white Finder
please call Lincoln 1894. Reward offered
TIRE and rim 36x41 u Reward if returned
TO 2117 14th st. NV. or call Woodside 96-M
VIM. r. Saunders.
VANITY CASE. black containing money
and KEYS: left on fender of automobie or,
9th St near Center Market. Finder please
With flexible silver band between Capitoj
and DupOrt Circle. Sunday: reward Cali
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Oriental Council. Royal Arcanunl,
will meet tomorrow night at Pythian
Temple. Grand Regent j. f. Bra
shears will speak.
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HANDBAG.-Lsdy..s. dark blue. silk knit.
brown beads: Sunday noon Rock Creek parl;
! or vicinity 10th and Monroe SITS NV: con-
tains cards name walton" Notify Nc
Kinley. 1866 Kilbourne pl NV Phone
Columbia 1880 Reward. 1Rs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-03-15

He will speak on Some Recent. Prob
lens in City Health
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-03-15

HANDBAG-Tan cowhide containing chill
and Hyattsville. Adams $3.50 or 7l3 Irving.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-03-15

FOX TERRIER. wire-haired small white
b05 Van Buren, ST. NV "
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-03-15

POCKETBOOK-Mans between BaItimore
and Washington. containing about S37. Md
permit and other papers: reward Robert
F. Smith. eth and Franklin SITS. Sc North