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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-01-03

In Great Variety at
Close-Out Prices
YOUR opportunity make little cash command exceptional
fur value Repricing generously in your favor
coats uphold traditional Sak Quality every respect-ube
styles and urs represented provide for every preference
HUDSON SEAL COATS ~$sRRr Fitch and Dye. Squirrel 5000
HUDSON SEAL COATS .ES Fox Dyed and Natural 4, ~
Squirrel timmsdW s275 sooJanaary Clearance LOU
JAPANESE WEASEL COATS Fox tnmsd-wsrs $s45 to COR
$o1oJ6nunTv Clearance Price
sEALE COATS SEsR plain and Skunk trimm.d-were <1y
$lo5 sl75Ja"un'y Clearance Price 10
sEALNE COATS sS4 Cuffs q ~
Were S275-Januay Clearance Price
le GOLDEN MUsKRAT COATS Fox uimmsd-w.s s2s5- $1~e
SILVER H1UsKRAT COATS rinnm.d-wer. s225- $1OS
January Clearance Price, 71AO
PONY COATS AlmmedWe $lz5 to cor
SzSoJo"unTy Clearance Price
SCOTCH COATS Pointed Fox and Squire. tnm.d- $1ze
We're 1925 $275-JGuy Clearance Price
KID CARACUL COATS Brown Gray Trmmsd-Wsr. q on
S1s5 to s2s5-0"uay Clearance
NATURAL AMERICAN opossUM ooATs-W.r. ss5- 500
January Clearance Price ~
.si A B s,a sRGDr So.! SIS % and SIX
January Clearance Price A
SIBERIAN SQUIRREL COATS plain SOOs
mdWere $685. $4S5-Januy Clearance Price VIZ
9 CIVET CAT COATS-Were
January CIe0ranc ~lIO
BLACK CARACUL COATS. Foxt immed-Wep. $3.50 $1sO
January Clearance ~. -. ~lOU
Civst Cat ammsa-Wers $2- $11O
January Clearance Price -. '11O
GENUINE LEOPARD COATS Red $Osn
med-We $685. to $4oanua'y Clearance Price. NV
OCELOT COATS handsomely beautiful %O0e
'-Wre S345a"uG'y Clearance Price" AOO
4 MOLE JACQUETTES Platinum Fox Squirrel Trimmed
We're $l25 $195-January Clearance VfD
All Other Furs Proportionately Reduced
Evening star., 1927-10-27
BUNGALOW BARGAIN.

Attractive hvo,room bungalow in perfect
condition.; newly papered and painted
land b. C. Convenient to car line bus
line stores and schools
Phone Decatur 3734 after pm
VERY DESIRABLE HOUSE ON LAMONT
st. NV. aear Mt. Pleasant street at a great
sacrifice. For price and terms see
PERCY H. RUSSELL COMPANY.
916 18th st NV
Evening star., 1927-10-27
WOODBRIDGE.
5-room bungalow; fireplace. h.-w.h.: $50
per month. North 1850.

Five-room bungalows with builtin garage.
sleeping, porch, hot-water, heater, ELECTRIC
riss bugs and ln'h hardWood wood foors doors" These homes
are. located on paved streets and only three
and four blocks from graded school Con-
service TO center of city: S55 and $50 month
NORTH WASHINGTON
REALTY COMPANY, INC.
Shepherd 240O.
Evening star., 1927-10-27

SALE OR RENT-SUB. PROPTY.
TAKOMA PARKS R. AND S PORCH
h.-w. heat; $50 month; sell. S6950. 7.r..
INV, heat. inst heater. garage. large lot;
bargains. r. d. LILLE. Citizens Bank. Ia
koma. Shep. 3092.
Evening star., 1927-10-27
SALE---HOUSES.
81 500

9th & KEARNEY SITS. NE.
New. semi-detached. six-room brick homes
floors throughout. hot-water heat. large size
lots Entire community built up with high
EDWARD STROHECKER, Inc.
1929 18th St. NV. NJ. 354, 355.
Evening phone service. Wis. 1891:
Evening star., 1927-10-27
SALE--HOUSES.
fGnuttru

NEAR 9th AND LONGFELLOW.
FINE HOME AT SACRIFICE PRICE.
Owner ordered from city must sell his
semi-detached home of nice rooms and
bath, large porches copper screened, many
other added features. Price reduced to
S9.750. On very easy terms. Your oppor-
WApLE & JAMES
111s 14th St. NV. Main 10000
Evening star., 1927-10-27
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

THREE-STORY WAREHOUSE OR BUsT-
ness building, contains about 10000 square
feet and an elevator. On wide thoroughfare
in the heart of the business section. Long
lease to desirable tenant EDWARD
KOHNER, $40 Woodward Building, Phone
Main $50.
Evening star., 1927-10-27
RENT-SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

MODERN BUNGALOW NEARBY. MARY.
and builder, Lincoln So; --------.
ROOMS. BATH AND SLEEPING PORCH:
ami: 2 stories, mi'detaehed; Take l4th
Tahoma "a eaa ''''S shepherd s 3on6oW SIS NO Or
would sell So cash and S45 month
TAKOMA PARk--5-ROUM AND BAL II
bungalow: ami: S37,5 80 per month Or
mo-, including all interest 20 Pine ave,
Takoma Park. Take 18th, ct. marked
..raknna - Standard 30Go.W.
Evening star., 1927-10-27

New Groom colonial house large rooms
and porches good level lot. paved street: :
not far from school and stores, This is one
of the best in Woodrdge. Price. $4,000:
easy terms. Call for key at 3522 S. Dakota
ave. ne. North 1880.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-11-14
WAL TER HAGEN STILL CHAMP PROFESSIONAL
 GOLFER IF AMERICA
HOSTILE GALLERY; WILL POWER PULLED HIM OUT OF RUT;
 WON 36 HOLE

DALLAS, Tex, Nov. fl. (P)-Walter Hagen is still king of American pro fessional golfers. Playing before a gallery which consistently applauded his errors, Hagen defeated the dough- ty Joe Turnesa, one up, to retain his professional golf association title re- garded as second only to the National Open. For time it seemed as tho Hagen would crack Starting the after noon round he was two down and ne dropped the opening hole. With a hostile gallery it seemed as tho he was finished. By superior will power how ever he pulled himself out of the rut and won on the 36th hole.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-11-14
ATTEMPT TO MURDER
 GENERAL OBREGON
 IN MEXICO, FAILS BOMBS HURLED AT CANDIDATE FOR PRESIDENCY AS ON WAY TO BULL FIGHT

MEXICO CITY, Nov. A. R-An unsuccessful attempt was made Sum- day to assassinate General Award Obregon. candidate for the Presidency of Mexico.
 Glass from the windshield of the auto in which he was riding cut Obre- gon's cheek. The explosion, from two bombs thrown as Obregon passed near the United States Embassy, shattered the windshield. Obregons compan- ions in another auto shot and seriously wounded two bombers; a third was ar rested. Obregon displayed perfect calm and continued on to the bull fight.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-11-14
NEWSPAPER OBTAINS
 INFORMATION MEXICO COMMENTED REVOLT
COPIES OF DOCUMENTS IN SE- cRET FILES MEXICAN GOV
 EMINENT PUBLISHED

WASHINGTON, Nov IA. (R-The Herald, Hearst paper, published a article in which were in- corporated facsimilies of documents said to have come from the secret files of the Mexican Government SUD- porting the claim of President Cool idge and Kellogg that the recent Nic- araguan revolution was formented and supported by Mexico.
 Documents dated June 2, 1926, purported to be an order for payment of s5O,O0O to Dr. Pedro Jose zepedo, Mexican representative of Juan B. sacaya. who led the revolt for the exnress purpose of purchasing arms and ammunition for the insurrection- ist. It bore the signature of President Gales.
 Other orders purported to call for navment of sums ranging from $5,OOO to s25,oOO to zepedo and pr. Carlos Leon for performance of secret mis- sions confined to each by President Gales or the Chief of the Presidential Staff of Arms. These are charged 1n the documents, to secret expenses or the Presidential Staff. All papers have been brought by Mexican officials to he placed at the disposal of the State Department and Congress.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-11-14
TEN MEMBERS OF CREW RESCUED FROM BLAz|NG
 DECKS FISH SCHOONER

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. IA. R- The 10 members of the crew of the 30 ton fishing boat Henrietta, belong ing to the Paladini Fish Co.,, were res cured from the blazing deck shortly before noon today. The vessel caught fire while laying several miles off Point Reyes, probably from an ex- plosion in the engine rom. The res- cue was made by another Paladini boat, the "Achille Paladini," sister ship to the Henrietta"
Seward daily gateway., 1927-11-14
GAS STORAGE TANK
 EXPLODES P|TTSBURC
 MANY ARE KILLED
LARGEST TANK IN THE WORLD; DEATH AND DESTRUCTION
 SPREAD FOR BLOCKS

PITTSBURG, Nov. fl. (P)-More than5a score of persons are known to have been killed and approximately 500 injured when the worlds largest gas storage tank exploded spreading death and destruction throughout the lower Northside district.
 Hampered in the work of rescue by wrecked buildings, streets flooded from broken water mains and dangling electric wires, police and firemen fin ally penetrated to that part of the de- vastated area where they recovered seven bodies within a few minutes.
 Newspapermen said they counted at least 20 dead in the streets. The tank containing 5,OO0,OO0 cubic feet of natural gas, let loose terrific blast and practically every building in the vicinity was wrecked. Every hospital is crowded with the injured. Residents of the thickly settled dis trict rushed about the streets like mad.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-11-14
TWO CLUBS ANNOUNCE
 CHANGE MANACERS
 FOR 1928 SEASON
"sTUFFY" MclNNIS IS GIVEN UN- CONDITIONAL RELEASE PHiL-
 ADELPHlA

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. IA, [P)-Two National League base ball clubs an nounced change in managers for the year 1928. stuffy Nc Innis, veteran player who managed the helpless Phil adelphians during the 1927 season, was given unconditional release by President William Baker and will be supplanted by Burton Shotten, former outfielder for St. Louis. Other changes involve deposing of Bob O'Farrell of St. Louis, Bill McCehnie, manager of the Pirates during 1926 and 1927 talk ing his place. OFarren has signed a contract as player.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-11-14
JAW WIFE
 ACQUITTED CHARGE
 MURDER OF COWBOY
WILD DEMONSTRATION TAKES PLACE IN COURT WHEN vER-
 DICT BROUGHT IN

LAKEVIEW, Ore, Nov. 14. P)- Lorena Trickey, rodeo performer, was acquitted of the charge of murdering her common-law husband Smiling Slim" Harris by jury which consid- cred the case but 26 minutes.
 The verdict caused a wild demon stration and the Judges gavel and protests from the court were drowned out by the tumult Lorena appeared stunned; cowboy yips, women's screams, laughter and cheers filled the court room for more than five minutes.
 Harris was stabbed to death here on the night of September while he and Miss Trickey were riding in an automobile from the rodeo grounds where they were performers, The State charged she struck in self re- fense when he attacked her with a wrench.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-11-14
GERMAN A|RPLANE |S MASS IF WRECKAGE
 IN FATAL HARBOR
HEADS FOR U. s. AND DIVES INTO OCEAN; CREW UNiNJURED;
 SWIM IN GASOLINE

HORTA, Island of Fayal. Azores, Nov. IA. {P-The Heinkel hydroair- plane No. D1210, lies mass of twisted wreckage in Fayal Harbor the result of the latest of a series of accidents that beset her since taking off from Warnemuende, Germany, on October t2 for the United States via the Azor- es.
 The crew was rescued uninjured. The plane took the air at o'clock Sunday morning with Harbor Grace, Newfoundland, as it's objective After circling around a few times the plane headed for the open sea and al- most immediately the engines stopped and there was a terrific splash.
 A motorboat, with an Associated Press correspondent, ruSneu 10 une scene. The crew was found swimming uniniured in the gasoline covered wat
 The commander of the plane is un decided what the next step will be-
 The Junkers seaplane No. D123e which is also awaiting an opportunity to depart for the United States post poned further attempts to hop off The Hamburg American s. s. line backed both planes in an effort tc demonstrate the practicability o1 transatlantic flying.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-11-14
DOMINION DIRECTOR OF FISHERIES ID CONDUCT
 INVESTIGATION IN 3. [.

VANCOUVER, Nov. 14. (P)-W. A. Found, Dominion Director General of fisheries who is enroute to Ketchikan to attend the opening session of the International Halibut Commission, will make an extensive investigation of the British Columbia Sea on fisheries, after the close of the hearings. Pounds decision to make\an investiga- ton Is the direct result of requests for aid made by a delegation of British Columbia cannery men and fishermen at Ottawa last week.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-11-14
FOOTBALL SCORES

Washington, 6; California, 0. Gazaga, 0; Montana, 0. Santa Clara, 13; Stanford, 6. Army, IS; Norte Dame, 0. Yale, A; Princeton, $. Pen State, 13; New York University 8.
 Pittsburg, 21; Nebraska. 13. Pennsylvania, 27; Columbia, 0. Harvard, IS; Brown, 6. Dartmouth, 53; Cornell, 7. Michigan, 27; Navy, F, Iowa, Is; Wisconsin, 0. Illinois, 15; Chicago, s. Indiana, IS; Northwestern, [. Purdue, 46; Franklin, Q. Minnesota, 27; Drake, $. Southern California, 46; Colorado, (
Seward daily gateway., 1927-11-14
NJ 'CORM|CK'S ATTORNEY
 .OENIES CLIENT SEEKS ID
 DIVORCE CANA WALsKA

CHICAGO, Nv. A. P)-George E. Schein, attorney, emphatically denied Harold F. Mccormick, chairman of the executive board of the International Harvester Co, retained him to file divorce suit against Ganna Walska, polish singer.
 The Herald-Examiner said Sunday 1t had learned from an "authoritive source that Schein had prepared the suit and would file it in Chicago this week"
Seward daily gateway., 1927-11-14
PACIFIC COAST BALL
 SEASON SPLIT IN TWO

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. IA. R-1n the annual meeting of the directors of the Pacific Coast Baseball League yesterday, it was voted to split the 1928 season into two seasons of 15 weeks each. The winners of their re- snectiye halves will meet in the 27th week of the season in 8 seven game playoff for the s2o,ooo seasons purse.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-11-14
FIRE IN THIRD FLOOR BUILDING TAXES LIVES
 EIGHT INDIANAPOLIS

INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. 14. (P-An early morning fire that trapped the occupants of third floor rooms in the Graystone apartment hotel took eight lives and 13 were injured. Fire, origi- hating in the elevator shaft, apparent ly ate it's way slowly to the third floor where it suddenly spread out cutting off all means of escape. The dead in- clude six women, a young girl and young boy.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-11-14
EARL sANDE, PREMIER
 JOCKEY, IS RULED OFF

BALTIMORE, Nov IA. (P)-Earle Sande, regarded by many as premier jockey of the American turf, who was ruled off the turf for foul rid ing by the State of Maryland Official Racing Commission, was not given a hearing and the meeting of the Com mission was secret. The general view was that Sande received poor treatment.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-11-14

contract as a player.
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NEW SPORT ARENAS

NEW. YORK. Nov. IA. P)-Two sports arena, one to be erected in Boston and one in Chicago, are in- cluded in tentative plans formulated by Tex" Rickard Rickard left for Boston Sunday supposedly to confer on details.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-11-14
HONORARY DEGREE IS
 BESTOWED, L|NDBERGH

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 14. (P)-Col- onel Lindbergh received the first Hon. rary degree of St. Joseph's College which bestowed the degree of Master of Science in Aeronautics upon the flyer in the presence of diplomatic representatives of 14 countries, church men and members of the Knights of Columbus.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-11-03
Americans
Thrice on
ROn1lMCeS
BIZ MRS. WALTER FERGUSON

% % l.
Regarding the rumor that her
daughter, the Princess Ileana, had
eloped with cadet, Queen Mavie
of Ieumania gave out the following
interview:
ct am astonished beyond meas
ure that my good American friends
whom I so lately met COULD be-
1ieve such preposterouS and i'm
plausible stories.
Now this sort of thing may be
preposterous and implauSible in
Rumania and with princesses, but
1t is common, everyday occur
renee here in America.
u. S. Likes Romance
IN a land where romance breeds
and sentiment reigns, We thrive on
that sort of thing. Nothing woul1
give us such a thrill as having the
Rumanian Princess do the very
thing of which she was accused, not
even visit from her royal mother.
Having been reared on GrauStark
stories and S"Prisoner of Zenda"
stuff, and seeing in the movies love-
1y rich girls forever clipping with
chauffeurs, such events are to us as
the very bread of life.
While in many other respects we
cannot be accused of clinging close
ly to the principles of democracy
in this one particular we never de-
viate from them. The Ellin Mackay
and Bud StiIlman romanceS were
as meat and drink to our souls.
Favor Under Dog
For behind our camouf1age of
culture, and beneath all the scorr
which we may look upon those
whom we consider our interiors,
within us there lives always the de-
sire to see the under-dog climb to
the top. The country that bred Lin
coin will never grow SO hard but
that it's heart will warm a. the idea
of the lowly being made great.
America, where nine-tenths of The
great and rich men have carried
papers on the city streets, will for
ever thrill to the notion of the pau
per become prince.
For this is the very foundation
stone of our republic. In countries
where royalty and aristocracy reign,
and where the chains of social caste
hold one forever in the station of
ones birth, it may seem unbeliev-
able that a little unhappy princess
could fling off her crown and plunge
with her loved into the common life
of the people. But in our country
such things take place every day. =
This is why Our country is so
wonderful that queens marvel when
they visit it.
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there's no fool like an old fool; also
that sober youngsters is safer than
a drunken oldster.
But here we are-roads and cities
at present are packed with cars to a
condition of unholy torment! More
lives lost every year than by war
or pestilence' We keep children as
safe as possible from epidemics OF
disease. We would not give child
rem guns for playthings. Yet we
give the thirteen-o~ -fourteen-or-
fifteen-year-old car, and say to
our neighbor as he shoots down the
road in his new toy, 1--WE live in a
mechanical age. A bit risky but
he'll learn" forgetting that others
may pay for his education.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-11-03
Educating
Children i'm
Motor Cars
BY OLIVE ROBERTS BARTON

An automobile ad hears the words
every Family Should Have Two
Cars"
After the public reads this re-
markable piece of advise for while
it will probably be convinced that
the advertisement is righ:. If things
are dinned into our ears long
enough and often enough, whether
or not we pay particual attention
at the time, the inevitable result
4 is that we end by being entirely con-
WINGED.
Now the advertising agent who
first put out the two-car propaganda
may have thought that he was be-
ing original. But he, like the public,
was only absorbing an idea that
had been brought to his notice by
a power greater than all the adver-
Using agencies in the United States
the younger generation.
1.-The younger generation" is a
very vague generality. In may seem
anything from five to twenty-five.
Let us split the difference and say
fifteen.
Ask almost any fifteen"year-old
boy of moderately well-to-do par
ents what he wants for birthday,
or Christmas present. and you know
his answer before he gives It'll A
car! No. not family car, your car,
everybody's car! What he wants
is his own car, to do with as he
pleaSes.
Some states make the license age
high enough to be moderately safe
on this score-as safe as automo-
,biles can be made at least. Others
require no license at any age. I
don't know the idea of this plan.
Perhaps they go on the saying that
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-11-03
TUO-SElrt FrOcE

The two-skirt frock is a new,
charming and practical innovation
designed by Worth, famous cou-
turier. 1t appears on a model en-
titled Encore une Fois." Over a
straightline frock of black silk is an
extra skirt which is gracefully gath
cred and which can be used, if one
prefers, as shoulder cape. The
only note of color is the gold metal
ends to the three bows which adorn
the front of the blouse.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-11-03
Li6:S NicetieS
Uxt,,t. -, Et,o,,o2
Hints on Etiquct

/. At formal church wedding
held in the morning (high noon.
what does the bridegroom wearH
2. What should the best man
and ushers wear?
3. What are the main duties of
the ushers?
The Answers
1. Formal day clothes consisting
Of cutaway coat and dark, striped
trousers.
2. The same.
3. Escort guests to seats, lead the
Wedding procession and see that
guests get refreshments afterwards.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-11-03
SkeU-PinE Evening Conn

Miss Louise Clews, granddaughter
of Mrs. Henry Clews and one Of the
most beautiful girls in society, was
seen dining at the Ritz in Paris re-
Gently in a Worth model of soft
shell-pink velvet-very becoming to
her blonde beauty. The dress was q
simple draped model with uneven
hem, V-shaped decolletage, and a
huge flower of chiffon on the left
shoulder from which hangs an en-
erald and diamond ornament.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-11-03
Apple Sauce Cake

One cup cooked apples, one half
cup of hot water with one level
teaspoon of soda, dissolved in it,
one cup granulated sugar, one tea
spoon ground cinnamon, one tea
spoon ground allspice, one teaspoon
ground nutmeg, one half cup lard,
one teaspoon baking powder with
enough flour to make stiff batter.
Bake slowly for about forty minutes.
Minnie J. Kirtman, Clifty, Ind.
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Do this for me-
take S. S. s. before each meal regularly
and you will soon have your appetite back.

So much depends on your ap-,
petite--your strength and vi
tally - your position r.,., our
happiness.
Remember, how it used to be
when you could hardly wait for
mealtime? And then, sit down
and eat several helpings Of
srerything-enjoy every NOR
SCI and get up from the table
feeling satisfied with the
World, happy with everybody
and ready for anything.
But what a difference in liv-
ing when even the sight and
smell of food sickens you!
Never hungry-no matter how
tempting the food is-nothing
tasting right. And then, after
nibbling at a few bites, feeling
worse than ever.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-11-03
Beige and BYo1Om Popular

BEIyH UII OTUWW UPUUUT
Beige and brown shades seem to
be favored in the fur coats which
the chill of autumn days in Paris
brings out. The new Worth model
in beige colored dyed mole with its
fluffy collar and cuffs of beige fox
has been seen frequently. Hudson
seal, which has not been very pop
ular the past few seasons, is seen
once more, and beaver, the soft
brown of which is becoming to. so
many women, is also frequently
noted. Summer ermine, which is
also light brown, is another favor
lite, and its light weight combined
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-11-03
White Satin for Evening

For Mrs. George Simon, whose
husband is a member of the firm
of Franklin Simon, Worth has made
a white satin evening gown with a
plain bodice which has a round de-
collete and a V-shaped insert of
tulle in the back whic his embroid-
cred in strass. The skirt has a
double circular f1ounce with the side
flare so important at the present
moment.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-11-03

Oh, life is hardly worth liv-
ing this way. And yet, all in
the World the matter with you
is that you are starving for
rich, red blood. It is ac-
knowledged everywhere that
S.S.S. helps Nature build these
healthy red-blood cells by the
millions!
All you need to do to get
back that wonderful appetite is
to build rich, red-blood cells
with S.S.S. It's simple. Just
try it, like thousands are doing
every day. See for yourself
what S.S.S. will do.
S.S.S. means blood with a
punch-brimful of new life and
energy. Get your S.S.S. at any
good druggist. The larger size
is more economical.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-11-03
Prize Recipes
by Readers

NoTE-The Times will give 81 for
each recipe submitted by reader ad;,
judged of sufficient merit to be printed
daily, except Friday, when twenty are
given. Address Recipe Editor of The
Times. Prizes will he. mailed to, winners
Write on one side of sheet only. Only
one recipe each week will be accepted
from one person.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-11-03
Cidnret Case

A small new evening cigaret case
for women is a veritable jewslsd
pendant-filagree platinum set in
diamonds, and worn on a platinum
chain.