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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-08-19

dvema pinty "kornove', KITE
rou nesl malem balfcku.
/ Agent v dome, {. 737 w
Fayette ulice zmocnili Sc do
maciho pivovaru a zasoby ko-
ralky. Zatcen byl Charles w
Bryant.
V saloonu "Robertson's" ma
| 1Old Annapolis road zatcer
Christopher Waltemeyer, KITE
ry tam mel pive a kofalku.
V Annapolis v sobotu a.
gent prepadli hotel Wright n:'
Calvert ulici. Mattel obeslan
pred vladniho komisare obza-
lovan byv z prodeje l1hovin.
V saloonu ma teze ulici skon-
fiskovano 62 pGl pint1 kofal-
ky, James Harris a Joseph
Coats zatceni.
" Ocean City v 1tery pre-
paden byl hotel Eastern Shore,
v nemz agenty skonfiskovano
pfedvalecne koralky v Gene a.
81 $4,000.
Ma italske lodi "Campa-
MIA celni 1fednlci skonfisko-
vail 116 lahv1 konaku.
V Portland ulici saloonu
Joe Maidich byl zatcen a ko-
falka i S pivem mu skonfisko-
vana.
" Sarah Ann ulici 200
galonova nadoba ma palen1,
1000 galonG smesi a Is galon1
hotove koralky vzato.
Nekolik prepad1 v 1tery u
cineno tez We venkovskych O.
kresech.
- We stredu 80 agent1 pro-
vedlo prepady 18 saloonu a
mfstnostf, v nichz zatkli IL O.
sob a ukoristili znacne zasoby
lihovin. Ma 5000 osob shluklo
Sc, kdyz prohledavan byl dGm
Mary Diniano, {. 304 Alber-
marie ulice. Policie mela pine
ruce prace, ably pri prohlfdce
udrzela poradek.
Po prohlidce Diniano vzala
81 zatykac ma prohibicniho a.
genta, Roberta Bealla, zaluifc.
re udefil il lahvi. z davu ha-
zeny byly RUNE predmety ma
agenty: kamenf, lahve, hole a
co do ruky pablo. z automo-
bild agentu strzeny byly gumy
a sekerami rozsekany. zadny
re ctyr automobile nemohl z
mfsta odejeti, jak poskozeny
byly. Prohlfdky toho dne Wy
'konany byly hlavne v italske
ctvrti ma jihu.
Dale prepadeny byly domy,
{. 1923 E. Madison ulice, 634
w. Baltimore ulice, 1919 E..
jefferson ulice, 1920 E. Pratt
ulice.
z uTednich kruhG donna
no jest, re do Spojenych Stat1
v minulem roce propasovano
bylo lfhovin asi "a ctyricet mi
lionG dolarG. Nejvice jich pro-
pasovano z Kanady.
Nejvets1m otaznikem We Wy
mahanl prohibice je Detroit.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-08-19
Chtsl Sc obSsiti.

Joseph Loveday, zmrzacely
48 roku stary, wal v nedeli pro
vaz a odesel MIN do ulicky We
400 bloku Ward ulice, vylezl
do jiste vyse ma telegraph
sloup, pripevnil nan provaz,
zadrhl tento ma krku a skocil.
Charles Williams zahlednuv
lei, pribehl v cas- prerfznutfm
provazu sebevrazdu zamezil.
- William Cushing Barrett,
so rokd stary, zastrelil Sc v do
me SVEN ma Schenley road.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-08-19
Diva darebaci $ opiem zatceni.

Prorazenim dverf ma obou
mfstech vnikli ctyri policiste a
diva vladni AGENT do dom1 v
Insley alley a Fayette a Arch
ulicfch v nedeli, zatkli tam diva
Cfnany a skonfiskovali 1000
Urn opia v Gene $1,000. Tfetl
Cfnan otevrenym oknem utekl
z domu v Insley alley. Cf1ane
zatceni byli: Lee Key a Sun
Sin. Lee Key chte1 tez oknem
uteci, ale chycen byl strazni-
KEN, ktery "a MIN oknem Sc
pustil. Honba Cfnan1 vzbudi-
la znacny rozruch v okolf ulic,
kudy strazn1ci Sc hnali "a ut1-
kaj1c1mi.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-08-19
Sesteho zari bude pry jedna-
no o osudu jizdneho ma poulic-
Mich karach.

nICn kafaCh.
Kdyz v patek v1dcove opo.
sice proti zvysenf jlzdneho ns
10 cent? byli hotovi k nejostrej
simu boji, komise veTejne sluz.
by dala ma jevo, re slysen1 pre-
a proti zvysenf odlozeny jsou
ma den 6. zaff.
Tingley z lidove rady bojujf-
CT proti zvysenf dostal mezi fa-
dami jinych pomocnfk1 prav-
nfka Eli Baera, ktery slfbil je-
mu prispeti jakymkoliv zpuso-
benz. Baer v listu SVEN napsal
re nynejsf jfzdne -71a jest
dosti vysoke a re zvysenfm po-
skozeny by byly nejenom zaj-
my lidu, ale tez by to melo
skodny vliv ma tovarni a OBJ
chodnf podniky, ktere zamest-
navajf Tady delnictva. PRAY
mix Baer odporucuje, aby me-
sto vlastnilo elektricke poulic-
nj kary podle Clevelandskeho
systemu.
Urednfci Federated Improve
ment Association z Bait. okre-
su navrhli lidovemu zastupci
Tingley, aby pracoval O to, by
nenasytna spolecnost nucena
byla hraditi sve potfeby z pre-
bytku, ktery nahromadila v po-
slednfch letech z kapes jedou-
ciho obecenstva v obnosu $2,-
O2O.863.4O.
Spolecnost pocina bedovati,
ze pGjde-li to tax dale, ze
zbankrotuje do konce roku a
re pry neplatila dividendy ma
preferred" akcie cd 1920.
Tingley proti tomu dokazal,
re dividendy ma common" ak
Gle vstouply 0 100 procent cd
roku 1922. Prebytek spolecnos-
tt cinil roku 1920 $345,057.54.
Pfebytek tento vstoupal az
dnes dosahl WISE pres diva mi
liony dolard. Prebytek tento
odpociva v moci spolecnosti. A
by jeste vice rostl, ii, co ma ka-
rach jeti must, mali platiti 10
cent? "a svezenl.
Slyseni o zvysenf cen ma e.
lektrickych karach a BOZ proti
tomuto narfzeno komisf vefej-
ne sluzby ma den 6. zaff.
Ma dotaz, nebylo-li by moz-
no ubytek jizdneho hraditi
dvoumilionoveho prebytku, Cd
povedel Emmons, re prebytek
tento We skutecnosti neexistuje,
re jest jenom ma paplru.
Norris, president lidove kor-
porace, bojujlci proti zvyseni,
pravil, re nechape, proc by
melo slyseni Romano byti O nut
nosti zvysovani cen, kdyz nut
most tato vGbec neni nutnosti.
V roce 1926 spolecnost mela
rok behem sve existen-
ce a hned ma to v 6 meslclch
nasledujicfch mluvl O nutnosti
zvyseni. Celia ia vec zda sc
byti smesnou.
Protesty proti zvysen1 ozy-
vaj1 Sc ze vsech stran.
Co Cechoslovaci BaltimorStl?
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-08-19
Dvanactilety vloupal Sc do
banky.

Dvanact rok1 stary, Preston
Watson, vloupal Sc v Glyndon,
Md, do banky umlstnene v
tamnim departmentnfm obcho-
du. Do budovy vlezl oknem.
Kdyz v banku mic mu do ru-
kou nepadlo, prohledl 81 OBJ
chod, v nemz Sc mu hodil je-
den par bot, ctyri kosile, diva
parry kalhot, chleb syr. Eat
cen byl polici1 v Pikesville, je5
nemdze naj1ti rodice jeho, ma
Ii nejake.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-08-19
Pri hledani zeny strelen.

Charles Caraciolli Filadel-
fie, jenz prijel do Baltimore
hledati svou manzelku zde, Sc
strelnou ranou dan byl do
Johns T. Hopkins nemocnice. Pc
streleni jeho zatcen byl jiny L
tai, 2 4roky starry Alfred Pasi-
81 a obzalovan, re Caraciolli
strelil v 800 bloku Aisquith u
lice do kolena S umyslem toho-
to usmrtiti.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-08-19
Zlodsji oknem We strese dosta-
Ii Sc do budovy.

Oknem We strese 900 blo-
ku Madison avenue vloupali Sc
casne rama v nedeli Zlodeji
do 1radovny High Rock Gin
ger Ale spolecnosti. V 1fadov-
ne dobyli Sc do pokladny, jez
byla prazdna.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-08-19

V minulem tydnu zemTelo v
Baltimore 172 osob. Hlasena
byla dive zavrazdenf, jedna Sc
bevrazda a sedm osudnych ne
hod.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-08-19
Nacelnikem Americke legie '
Marylandu veteran Elkton.

Byvaly kapitan v oddelenf
strojovych pusek behem valky,
Wallace Williams z Elkton,
zvolen byl nacelnikem legie
pro Maryland. We valce bo-
joval v Argonne a v Elsasku.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-08-19

George Jones, Ga roxy stary
byvalt parkovnf policista, els.
1I5 N. Hilton ulice, stfelil Sc
do spanku v sebevrazednem IL
myslu v dome SVEN. Po leta
byl chorobnym.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-08-19
Zabil Sc skokem s tretiho
noschodi.

Skokem S tTetlho poschodi
stravnfho domu ma w. Lexing-
ton ulici, zabil Sc 55 rokn sta
ry Frederick Miller.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-08-19
Anglicka locomotive do
Baltimore.

z Cardiffu v Anglii poslana
byla 6. srpna anglicka lokomo-
tiva king George v" do Bal
timore. Lokomotiva, jenz jest
nejsilnejsl re vsech v Anglii,
poslana sem ma stoletou oslavu,
kterou We dnech cd "a. zarf do
8. ffjna bude Baltimore and O.
hio draha poradati ma poem
clch u Halethorpe.
Pro Baltimorske jine zaludky
Dvacet sedm set liber syrs
privezeno bylo z Italie do Bal
timore lodi Philadelphia.
The Indianapolis times., 1927-06-25
Tea H0nOrS
State Club
Officials

Miss Marian Ingham, Ft. Wayne,
president of the Indiana Federation
of Business and Professional Wom-
en-, was honor guest at a tea from
3 to 5 this afternoon when a num-
Der of members of the Indianapolis
club entertained at the home OF
Miss Ernestine Meneley. 364l Car
rolton Ave.
Decorations throughout the home
were Dorothy Perkins roses and the
tea table was lighted with pink
tapers in crystal holders tied with
pink tulle. Pasquale Montani,
harpist, played during the after
noon. Members Of the Indianapolis
Business and Professional Women's
Club and the Woman's City Club
we're guests.
In the receiving line with the
guest of honor was Miss Louise
Ross, past president of the Indian
apolis Club, Miss Glenn Anderson.
president, members Of the board
and the three state officers who
were present, Miss Grace Graves,
Newcastle, Miss Mabelle Goodland-
er. Muncie, and Miss Jennie Rae
Hersch, Portland.
The Indianapolis times., 1927-06-25

Left to right above: Miss Alleen
Hoch (Vorhis Photo: Mrs. Lewis
Horton, Cox Studio) Miss Cert
rude Kindig, photo by Bretz-
mani;
Below: Miss Beatrice McCrack-
en-, Holland Photo.
Among the friends Of the Ohio
Wesleyan University Glee Club ac-
companying the club on its Euro
pean tour is Miss Alleen Hoch, 1901
Broadway. indianapolis school
teacher.
Mrs. Lewis Horton was Miss Anna
Marie Prinz, daughter of Frank w.
Prinz, 246 Leeds Ave. before her
marriage June IA. Mr.. and Mrs,
Horton will be at home after Sept.
at Paragon, Ind.
Miss Geraldine Kindig is Indian
apolis alumnae representative to the
Alpha Omricon Pi sorority conven-
ton in Seattle, Wash, this week.
Miss Beatrice McCracken will be
married to Mathew Manning. De-
troit. Mich. this evening at the
parsonage of the Third Christian
church. The brides only attendant
will be Miss Betty L. Severn and
the best man will be Russell Nc
Cracken. The couple will live in
Detroit.
The Indianapolis times., 1927-06-25
Betty,C0St
LS'Bride of
j. Michael

Blue delphinium with white roses
and greenery formed the setting at
st. Paul's Episcopal Church at $3.50
Friday when Miss Marian Betty
Cost, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
G. E. Cost, 3407 N. Capitol Ave,
became the bride of ]. Ellis Michael
OF Lima, Ohio.
Rev. Lewis Brown ofhciated, and
Clarence Parsons, organist, played
a program of bridal airs before the
ceremony and the wedding march
for the entrance Of the bridal party.
Miss Pauline earns, Lima, Ohio,
the brides only attendant, wore a
blue satin dress with basque waist
and blue lace fiounce. Her bouquet
was of white roses and blue del
phinium.
The bride wore white crepe rou-
maine beaded with pearls and
rhinestones. Her veil was coronet
style with duchesse lace and a
wreath of valley lilies and she
carried a shower bouquet Of the
lilies and brides roses.
Ray Barnett, Lima, Ohio, was best
man.
The ceremony was followed by a
reception at the home of the brides
parents. where the appointments
we're all in the bridal colors of blue
and white. The couple left on a
trip to the Great Lakes, and will be
at home after July Is at Lima. Mrs
Michaels wore gray suit with blue
accessories for travelling.
The Indianapolis times., 1927-06-25
Gladys Bell
VIII Marry
L. GaIbYgnth

The marriage of Miss Gladys
Aletfa Bell, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Lowell Bell. 260 N. Rural ST.,
and Leslie G. Galbreath will take
place at $3.50 tonight at the home
of the bride with Rev. o. A. Trim
kle, pastor of the Englewood Chris
tian church officiating.
The home will be decorated with
palms, ferns and Madame Drew
roses. The following musical pro-
gram will be presented by Miss Mil
dred Goens, violinist, and Miss
Mary Louise Wottring. pianist, "At
DaWning," "Barcarolle," Loves
Greetings" and Indian Love Call"
and ITO Wild Rose" during the
ceremony.
Miss Catherine Phipps as maid of
honor, will wear orchid georgette
with a tight waist and full TERED
skirt. She will wear a rhinestone
headband end carry Madame Drew
roses, daisies and delphinium.
The bride will wear flesh georgeSte'
with skirt fashioned as rose petals
each of which is hemstitched with
silver thread. The gown will have
q silver and velvet girdle with
rhinestone trimming and the bride
will wear a headband of rhinestones.
Her flowers will be Columbus roses
and valley lilies in a shower bou-
quet.
Doyle Jessup will act as best
man.
A reception for the wedding
guests will follow the ceremony. The
dining room of the Bell home will
be decorated with ferns. roses and
delphinium and the two TERED we'd
ding cake will be surrounded by
roses and snailax. Four tall white
tapers will light the table.
The couple will leave on a trip to
Niagara and Toronto, the bride
travelling in a tailored dress of navy
blue crepe with red felt hat and
red accessories. They will be at
home after July 10 at 2044 N.
Meridian st.
The Indianapolis times., 1927-06-25
EUening GO10nS
BY HEDDA HOYT
funited Press Fashion Editorl


The straight lined sheath gown is
decidedly out of the picture at smart
evening functions. Nearly every
gown is slightly bloused with full
skirt and belted- waist-line The
waist-line is usually placed at the
top of the hips although some of
the slender girls wear normal
wasted frocks.
More white evening gowns are
seen at present than any other
single color. Light gray and nude
toned crepe satin gowns without
ornamentation other than fabric
drapery or bows are among the
newest types for evening wear. One
finds the sophisticated matron of
fashion choosing these simpler
crepe satins in preference to chiffon,
georgette or beaded gowns.
Silver slippers of kid or brocade
lead above all others for summer
evening occasions. Satins in tones
to match the frocks are also worn.
Hosiery remains pale fiesh-toned.
Square or V-necked evening gowns
are smarter this year than rounded
necks. The extremely low U-shaped
rear decolletage is seen quite often.
but since skirts are short this neck
line has tendency to make ones
figure appear a bit out of proportion.
Therefore higher U-shaped are ad-
vised for the rear of ones
decolletage.
With the period gown, the choker
of pale rose-quartz, amethyst, coral
or crystal is preferable to longer
strands of pearls. And, while men,
tioning the period gown, let us say
that shoulder corsages should not
be USED upon them. Flowers may
be used upon the skirt if one wishes,
but not upon the bodice.
For the very young girl, tulle
frocks with semi fitted bodices and
fiaring skirts are the prettiest things
of the season. Square necklines and
tiny puffed sleeves give even more
youthful effect.
Beaded fringes and glistening
gowns have been put aside by the
smart woman until fall. Chiffons,
crepe satins, fiowered georgettes and
laces are more apparent at smart
gatherings.
The Indianapolis times., 1927-06-25
He1. Storn

One of the prettiest women I ever
saw is almost a real professional
success. But not quite. 1t is no Sc
cret to her that friends attribute her
near-success to her charm and
beauty. She herself attributes her
lack of total success to the same
thing, ''The tradition of business
men falling for attractive employees
and pushing them forward is so well
known,' says she. that employers
are self-conscious on the subject
and are afraid of even giving an
even and fair break to a passably
attractive woman for fear they viii
be accused of having fallen victim
to her charms"
Which, I suppose, is encourage
ment to such of us who were not
born to knock 'em for loop by our
Helen of Troy physiognomy and
Cleopatra f1gger!
The Indianapolis times., 1927-06-25

Dear Martha Lee: My husband wants
to quit his job and go to a town in Ohio:
This Just makes me sick as my sister and
mother live here and would not like to
live any place else.
Besides I don't believe he would do any
better as I'm coming to believe that it IS
not in him. He hasn't had a raise for
five years. He seems to think discourage
him and quarrel at him but 1 simply keep
after him for his own. good. He has
believe Miss Lee. that he is trying to get
away from me. and the job is an excuse.
MRS. w. W. C.
Your husband seems to be in a rut
and perhaps he is quite right in
feeling that he must have change.
Fall in with his ideas a little as it
is more important that you be in
harmony with him, than that you
continue living near near your sister
and mother.
Your thoughts about him do not
seem the ones that would help him.
Don't let him see that you have
little faith in his abilities.
The Indianapolis times., 1927-06-25
Morrn at Noon

|Toe marriage of Miss Dorothy
hvis, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
lanes M. Davis. 1888 N. Delaware
/. and Alfred H. Guyot was SOL
at high noon Thursday in
Ie parlors of the All Souls Unitar-
n church with Rev. F. S. G. Wicks
ncintjng.
The bride wore a cream colored
.semble hal1dpainted in pastel
|ades and beige felt hat and shoes
match. She carried an arm bou-
let ofOphelia roses. The couple
IS gone on motor trip and will
at home with thebirde'S parents
Ter July 20. A wedding break
Ii at the indianapolis Athletic
sIb followed the ceremony.
The Indianapolis times., 1927-06-25
BENEFIT P1Hy

No. 7 division of L. A. A. o. H.
will entertain Monday evening at
its hall, 116 E. Maryland ST., with
eucre, bunco and lotto. Miss Anna
Flynn is chairman OF the COM
mittee. assisted by Mesdames Kate
Donahue, Margaret Dwenger, Mary
Foreni. Mary Gangham, Agnes Cor
don. Anna Gillespie. Mary Hackett,
Harriet Heidelberger, Mary Heyden
and Mary Holloman.
The Indianapolis times., 1927-06-25
Victim of Tyranny

Puzzled Girl" says she has a
friend, 10 years old, who has step
mother and who is not allowed to
have dates, go to parties or do any
thing that other girls of her age do.
Now the parents have told her that
she cannot even have puzzled Girl"
for friend.
OF course, you cannot interfere,
in spite OF, your fondness for your
friend. AS she is of age, I cannot
see that she need submit to being
The Indianapolis times., 1927-06-25
Y. W. c. 4. Notes
Industrial Department

The industrial department will
have an ice cream social at 7:30 p.
m. Wednesday, on the lawn at the
South Side Y. w. c. A. A musical
program has been arranged. The
committee in charge is: Miss Opal
Boston, general chairman; Gladys
Champlain, refreshments; Catherine
Scott and Mollie Hartley, decora-
tions and Miss Violet Van Note,
program.
A group of Real Silkers are spend
ing the weekend at Camp Delight.
Miss Frances L. Toy, club secre-
tary. who has been spending her va
cation in Clyde, Ohio, returned
Friday.
Miss Evelyn Van Hook and Mary
Ruth Sipple left Friday for Madi-
son, Wis, to attend the summer
school for industrial workers.
Business Girls
The young business girls are plan
ming a picnic supper for Tuesday
They will meet at the "Y'' at 6 p
m. For further information, call
Miss Daisy Ernst at the Y. w. G. A.
The Misses Louise Noble and Ber-
nice Magnuson will return Thurs
day from vacations spent in Pitts
field, Mass, and Mrs. Nellie Wright
and Miss Katie Kinder's vacations
Wright and begin July /. Miss Verna
Nash of the health department will
also leave July 1, for motor trip
with Miss Elsie Kinerk through ILL.,
nois and Wisconsin, Miss Pearl
Forsyth and Mrs. Lennie Goens OF
Central "Y" and Miss McKinzie OF
the South Side Branch have gone
on their vacations Miss Ruth Milli-
gan will spend ten days at camp and
will return July 8.
The Indianapolis times., 1927-06-25
Complaining Wife Can
Mar Husbands Career

hidden truth wives that simply being cheer
full help their husbands?
Nothing morale quickly than to have
him at the end OF the
with strings of reproacheS
making than
him that she not believe his ability she making
greatest possible mistake
that believes
the her
expectations.
that most write their husbands tags Price
wife
will deliver the COW
The Indianapolis times., 1927-06-25
Need to Grow Up

"Disgusted Mary who was mar
ried two years ago when she was 16
and her husband 18, says that this
too youthful marriage is proving
almost unbearable What shall I
do with a man who is absolutely
selfish and stubborn. wanting al
ways the opposite Of what I want?"
she walls.
After you have grown up, Mary,
you may find your habits of thought
and conduct have grown more har-
monious. 4 Older wives have similar
problems, so don't get discouraged.
The Indianapolis times., 1927-06-25
Party for Bride

Miss Ruth E. Knapp, assisted by
her mother, Mrs. John F. Knapp,
1900 Rockville Rd, will entertain
with a bridge party and shower
tonight in honor Of Miss Beu-
lah Myrtle Jones, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. D. r. Jones Of DAN
Vile. who will be married Sunday to
H. Verle Wilson at the White Lick
Church in Danvil.e Miss Jones is
president of Indianapolis Alumnae
Of Kappa Delta sorority.
The Indianapolis times., 1927-06-25
POPULAR CONVENIENT
"SI .EEPINCi" GARMENT

B 5838. Cambria. crepe, flannel,
albataross or flannelette may be
used for this model. The sleeve may
be short, or, in wrist length.
rrhe Pattern is cut in Sizes 4, 6,
8. 10 and IL years. An year size
will require 2Ss yards o. SO inch
material together with IS yard of 81
inch material for facings; if made
with long sleeves. If made with
short sleeves 2h yards of 36 inch
material will be required, and IS
yard of 27 inch material for facings
The Indianapolis times., 1927-06-25
Liking Not Enough

Puzzled Blonde" has a young
man friend who wants her to marry
him. She likes him so much that
she is afraid to refuse him for fear
she will lose his friendship, but she
does not care enough for him to
marry.
1t is only fair that you tell him
If the situation we're reversed you
wouldn't want him to keep you
guessing. Whatever you do though
don't marry him without love
Merely liking" him is not sufficient
basis for marriage.
The Indianapolis times., 1927-06-25
Plan Institute

Plans for a two-day educational
institute to be held Sept. 20 and 80
for Indiana women was planned at
the meeting of the Indiana Wom-
ems Republican Club Thursday
afternoon at the Columbia Club.
The purpose is to educate Indiana
women politically. and there will be
speakers including Secretary of La
Dor James j. Davis, Mrs. Medill
Mccormack, Chicago, and Mrs. AL
vim T. Hert, vice chairman OF the
Republican national committee.
The Indianapolis times., 1927-06-25
Mrs. Leckner to Present
Pupils.

Mrs. Max Leckner will present her
pupils in a recital Monday evening
At the Cropsey auditorium in the
public library at 8:15. Miss Beulah
|Beekwith, Greenwood, and Franz
|Prell. Anderson, will be the accom-
|panists.
Those to have part in the recital
will be Helen Peek, Lowell Springer,
lJeanne Jackson, Helen Montgomery,
RAYMOND Ball, Jane Roemler, Sara
Eauter, Louise Seide Prell, andsMil-
IA Burwell, colored dramatic
The Indianapolis times., 1927-06-25
LiteS Niceties
Hints on Etiquet

/. Upon learning of the death Of
a friend, should one call, telephone
or write coincidence and offers of
assistance for arrangements?
2. When are flowers sent for a
funeral, and where? Which are
better form, formal set pieces or
loose bouquets?
3. Must black be worn by friends
attending funeral?
The Answers
/. If a personal friend, either call
o. phone Otherwise, send sym
patretic note.
2. Send loose bouquets or soft
wreatlls to home or church shortly
before services. ~
g. No. Any dark clothes. Never
sports or gay attire.
The Indianapolis times., 1927-06-25
Woman S Day
BY ALLENE SUMNER

We have one set of cardinal
virtues for the home woman, and
another set for the business woman,
according to the discovery of some
body or other, who takes her pen
in hand. She says that those for
the home woman are
Beauty, purity, modesty, mercy,
gentleness, fidelity and unselflshness.
Those for the business woman
are
Punctuality, industry, accuracy,
confidence, neatness, speed and op-
tirniSr11. a
The Indianapolis times., 1927-06-25
Bedford Couple Married

The marriage OF Miss Mary
Elizabeth Lantz. daughter of for
mer State Senator Charles w. LAM
and Charles Webber Walker. both
of Bedford, took place at the home
of the brides father in Bedford
Wednesday. Mr.. Walker is a gradu-
ate of Indiana University. They
will live in Bedford
The Indianapolis times., 1927-06-25
MnrriaGe Announced

The marriage of Miss Hazel Dell
Bolin/ and Otto Clarence Richard
son took place at Thursday eve
ming at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
D. v. S. Glubka, 1882 N. illinois st.
The bride wore pale green and car
ried a bouquet of brides roses. Miss
Juanita Berry was her only attend
ant. Thomas Horan was best man.