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Jenkins-Crew

The marriage of Miss Dorothy
Grew, Lynn, and Harold L. jenkins,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Jen-
kins, 1912 N. Capitol Ave-, took
place Thanksgiving day at the home
of the bridegroom's parents, with
the Rev. j. A. Long officiating. The
couple will be at home at 1874 N.
Illinois st.
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.IPuree Of Pumpkin

UItO UI uIIphIu
Peel and dice enough pumpkin tc
NIL a quart measure. Cook about
thre1-fourths of an hour with
enodgh water to cover. When very
SOFT press through a cnIander. Re-
t'drn to the fire and add one quart
boiling milk u pinch of salt and
one-half teaspoon powdered CHINA
mon. Bring to the boiling point and
serve with croutons.
Anita Jefferson, Lawrence, Ind.
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Prise Recipes
BY Readers

NOTE-The Tinles will give a for
each recipe sui % lifted by reader ad.
judged Of Sutfi Gent merit to be printed
n TINS coium q One recipe is printed
given. Add ie'5s Recipe Editor Of The
lines PriyAs win he. mailed to, winners,
Write on cIpe side of sheet only. Only
one recipe. each week will be accepted
from one person
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Q my Lord, give her the living child,
and in no wise slay it :
But the other said, Let it be
neither mine nor thine, but divide
it."
This. then is the surest test of
love. He who would give up the OBJ
ject of his affection rather than see
it come to harm. loves truly. But
he who insists on his own interests
at any cost. loves himself alone.
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Indiana A. A. u. W.Stdte
Meeting VIII Be Held
at PYobylaeun Saturday.

TNHE American Association of University Women will hold
its annual State meeting Saturday at the Propylaeum
The State executive board will 10 M and the pres
dents of the branches throughout the State will be guests
Afterward State officers and brancD presidents will be
guests Of the Indianapolis branch luncheon 80
ervations be made by Friday monng with Mrs
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To Be Rennnointed

Miss Celia Johnson, postmistress
at Russiaville, has been recon-
mended for reappointment, accord
ing to an announcement by Repre-
sentative Fred S. Purnell, Ninth
District. Miss Johnson is complet-
ing her first four-year term.
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Chosen Tour Mnnnaer

Miss Mary G. Kennedy, Lafayette,
former State president Of Business
and Professional Womens Clubs,
has been selected as manager and
conductor for group of American
women who will tour Europe for
the purpose of organizing an inter-
national body Of business and pro-
fessional women.
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Tea for PRINCIPAL

Members of the senior class OF
Tudor Hall and their mothers will
entertain at Woodstock Saturday
from to 6 p. m. with tea in
honor of Miss Nell Farrar, new
principal Of the school.
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Municipal Party at Clinton
The Business Women's Club of
Clinton, assisted by other civic or
CARNATIONS, is planning municipal
Christmas tree and party.
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BRIDGE ME
ANOTHER
Copyright, 1927. by The Ready Ref
erence Publishing Company
BY w. w. WENTWORTH

Authorizations; -A--ace; king; O.
queen; Jack; X-any card lower than
100
/. Holding any six or more in
major suit, should you take out
partners no-trump?
2. Holding A @ 10, how many
times is the suit stopped?
3. What is a pre-emptive bid2
The Answers
l. Yes.
2. At least once.
3. An original bid Of three or
more in major suit; four or more
in a minor suit.
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" r II I.alneheoa

Tuxedo w. c. T. U. will meet from
10 q. m. to 2 r. m. Friday with Mrs.
J. @ MoseT, 1908 E New York St.
Echoes of the county convention will
be given. Members will bring their
own box lunches.
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SorOritu Meet

The regular meeting of the Beta
Delta Tau sorority will be held at
the home of Miss Dorothy Skyles,
1907 N. Meridian ST., this evening.
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LOUe Should RelinQuiSh
All Consideration of Self
BY MARTHA LEE


than n
Biblical claiming be mother of the
babe who before Solomon a decision
"And the king said bring Divide the living child
in and give half to the half to the other
Then pake the whose the living child and she said
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Christmas Pnytu

The annual Christmas party of
Sunnyside Guild will be given Mon
day at the home of Mrs. Alonzo B.
Chapman The luncheon at 1890
will be followed by bridge.
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Luncheon. Election

IIVIOOIOOOTOI LOOOUDUW
T. w. Bennett Circle No. %,
Ladies of the G. A. R., will enter
tain with a noon luncheon Thurs
day. followed by business meet
ing and election of officers at the
G. A. r. league, 512 N. Illinois st.
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& Clean brushes

Whisk brooms, hair and other
brushes should be kept immaculate
by scalding in hot ammonia suds
weekly and dried in the sun.
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Tudor Holido7l Douce

The annual Tudor Hall dance will
be given Dec. 81, at the Woodstock
Club under the auspices of the In
dianapolis Alumnae Association. All
alumnae of the school are invited.
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Moist Cnke

n you wish to keep cake with
out It's drying out. cover with
napkin, and put in the icebox. near
the ice.
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Returns Home

Mrs. Max Leckner, 709 N. Penn
sylvania ST., has returned from
spending the Thanksgiving holidays
in Chicago.
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Flo7Der Mission

The indianapolis Flower Mission
organization will meet at 1890 a. m.
Thursday in the library Of the
Board of Trade.
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The dainty things he gathered up in pink
and peach and blue
He handled, never looking-as a gentle
man should do
And when he came upon gauzy garment
trimmed in lace,
He held it by the ribbon while he hid a
blushing face.
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Trio Club Party
The Trio Club will give a card
party at $3.50 p. m. Thursday at
South Side Turner's Hall
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State Officers to Speak

N00UVOO = WVOOI . % JWClUID
The Bloomington league of
Women Voters will meet Thursday
with Mrs. Lane Siebenthal, Miss
Blanche Merry, State school at
tendance officer, will speak.
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Fete
Tendergd TO
BYide-ELect

Miss Eugenia Brooks. whose mar
riage to George Herbert Smith OF
Marion will take place in December,
was honored with a bridge party OF
ten tables Tuesday evening, given
by Miss Billie Mae Kreider, Plain
field. and Miss Mary Frances Ogle
at Miss Ogle's home, lit New
man st.
Pink and orchid sweet peas and
tapers and the crystal service, ices
and CONNECTIONS carried out the bril-
dial colors Of blue, pink, orchid and
green. Mrs. A. A. Ogle and Mrs.
S. G. BREEDER assisted their daugh-
ters
H. H. Brooks frank w. Bali Jr.
r. Noble Ropkey Walter Q. HlSer
Misses A
Madeline Byrket Dorothy Pier ~
Esther Hungate Mary Wagner ~
Helen Sieloh Dorothy Deem
Janice Barnard Emma L. Reeves
Elizabeth Holmes Julia Patton
Dorothy Carroll shzSheth Moscb n rosa
Elizabeth Woodflll MARGARET Tho % oson
Suzanne Kohloff Dortha Weav n
| Jeanette Sheehe Ruth Mushli n
| Elizabeth KirkpatrickJanet Carr
/ Ruth Omelvena Kathleen H tell II
Beatrice Moore Margaret { . a iSs !.
Pauline Pierce Evelyn Fo- 4 WITH
Dorothy L. Thomas Martha Golnas Il
| Lucille Tyner Wilma 7 ankle Vs
| Monzelle SHELTON Mary ferkin ~
|
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Every day The Times prints on
this page pictures of the latest
fashions, a practical service for
readers who wish to make their own
clothes.
Obtain this pattern by filling out
the above cupon, including Is
cents (coin preferred, and mailing
it to the Pattern Department Of
The Times. Delivery is made in
about a week.
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EXCEPTIONAL!

A soft cashmere in crimson red is
the choice of the smart young miss
in Style No. 1902. Plain red wool
crepe makes the Peter Pan collar,
cuff bands and pocket welts, while
the tie is of black canton crepe. The
front and back of dress are gath
cred and stitched to sleeves that ex-
tend to neck forming saddle shoul-
der. The side seams are then joined
and collar attached. Wool jersey,
wool crepe and velveteen are lovely
too for practical wear. Pattern In
sizes 6, 8, 10 and IL years.
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Mnnco pnrtn,

Moose PGTty
The Women of Mooseheart Legion
will give a card party at 2:30 p.
m. Thursday at the Moose Temple,
1856 s. Delaware st.
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ALmnn-DOnnOUnn

The marriage is announced OF
Miss Frances Donovan, formerly Of
Terre Haute, and Harold Ferguson
Altman, Detroit, Mich, which took
place Thanksgiving day in WASH
ington, D. G. After trip through
the East the couple will be at home
in Detroit. Mrs. Altman is a
graduate of Indiana State Normal.
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Sacred Heart Party
The, Social Club of Sacred Heart
win play euchre at 2::30 p. m.
Thursday in the hall on Union st.
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Trying to End Jealousy

Miss Lee; I, wrote YOU some time. ago
about girl quitting me on account OF my
Jealousy. Your advice was TO try TO over
come 1t, and 10 helped me lot because II
showed me what fool a man can be
over jealousy. think our last falling out
has taught me a lesson as It was month
Now we have gone back together. but I
that she has 0 had dates 81" with iGHd man from
out of town and that he writes her and
she has dates with him when she visits
1 was thinking about giving her an en-
gagement ring about Christmas. but owing
to the conditions I'm afraid she would not
at least two years before she marries. I'm
in good circumstances and have good
Job; Could give her the best Of everything
doubts me on account Of my jealousy.
Please give. me. your advice. She is 26
'''' w A WONDERING sUIToR.
If you are struggling to overcome
jealousy, you have my sincere SYM
pathy. Don't you worry one bit
about that out of town man. If he
can make her happier than you can,
then you want him to do it, don't
you? If anybody can take her away
from you, it is much better for you
to find out the truth before you are
married and not after.
I think that the young lady loves
you, or else she would not have
made up" with you after your ex-
hibitions of jealousy. If you truly
love her. you would rather have her
happy than to be happy yourself.
Outwit the other man by loving her
more unselfishly than he does.
If you succeed in overcoming your
jealousy, then you are worthy of any
woman's love, and / have no doubt
but that you will win the young lady
by the very strength of character
that enabled you to do it.
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And if he caught a glimpse of these, he's
really not to blame,
For to miss the pair completely would
have really been shame;
The fluffy ruffles absent, they are trimmed
with tailored bands
And he spies monogram upon them
while they're in his hands.
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And gasping with amazement and per-
plexity as well
Another piece of lingerie ensnareS him
in its spell
1t doesn't have back at all and he would
never guess
1t was made that way especially to wear
with evening dress.
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Beatrice Burton Author Of Her Man" The Fapper Wife"
and Other Popular Novels, Penned This
Story of Life and Love

chance to. For one thing. / don't
certainly am not going to
work for a cent less than 80
smackers a week. and that's
THAT"
Shall tell him so?" Sally
asked. with a twinkle In her
eyes. She knew that nothing
could keep Millie from taking
that job.
Mile shook her head with its
mop of honey gold curls.
You needn't bother. I'll go and
see him myself, in the morning."
she said with great show Of
Indifference. She yawned lazily.
"Of course, hate to work in a
little one.horse office. Id rather
be in a big place like Bursall's
where there are a lot of girls.
It's more fun"
Sally knew that this was not
true. She knew perfectly well
that Miliie could have more fun"
in an office containing one good
looking man than in a hundred
offices filled with girls. Millie
had no interest on girl.friends.
She was mans woman, pure
and simple.
Well. then. why didn't YOU
stay on a Bursall's?" Sally asked
quietly.
You know why / didn't stayr
Mile snapped out at her, all the
lazy sweet drawl gone from her
voice. Haven't l told you
dozen times how old Bursall tried
to get gay with me, the fresh old
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l want to talk to you-seriously."
Beau came shuffling into the
kitchen in a pair of old tennis
slippers. His blond hair was
rumpled, and his eyes looked as
If he needed sleep.
Thought you were going to
get me some chow" he grumbled.
And instead of that. you're out
here chewing the fat with Sloan!
What's the big idea. anyway
The big idea is that / couldn't
get rid of him. cried Sally,
cheerfully, defending herself. She
was always explaining herself and
making apologies to the family.
You slice that cold roast beef
in the ice.box and I'll make you
some sandwiches as soon as |
give Mother this appIesauce. she
went on. And must take her
some more bread, too. ! almost
forgot that"
Beau took a step towards the
icebox. But just at that instant
the telephone rang and he rushed
to answer it. From the tones OF
his voice Sally could tell that he
was talking to his Mabel.
Say, listen. Mabel wants to
throw a party here" he said to
her an hour later, when they had
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kETT was good OF you to trust
! me, she consoled. Come, be
calm, tell me what's the mat
ter" Blanche laughed hyster-
ically, and Becky, feeling a shud.
der of repulsion mass over her.
released the woman's hands. and
stepped back, THE robbery Of
your jewels has unnerved you.
Come now, you must be calm.
II have come to confess to
YOU" Blanche spoke staring at
the carpet, her lips switching.
Fl have been a wicked woman.
Now I am being punished. When
il was a child, in the convent,
they told me it was so. That
If / sinned / would be punished.
But Louis-my husband-he has
not been wicked. He mustn't be
punished for what 1 have done.
So have come to you--to con-
fess everything.
a. tight sensation CONSTRUCTED
Becky's throat. She realized abb
ruptly how tired she was, and
said unsteadily; Louis pun
ASllhtCALL AOAALCSsfAVIs E \
don't know what you mean.'
Il tell you / have been wicked.
q have bad lover. / have
been unfaithful"
Becky started back. But
Blanche you mustn't. Why do
you tell me?'
HAh, Dieu : - Blanche
lifted UP her head like trapped
animal. You are blind. But
blind = 1t is Dan " your
husband"
There was a startled pause.
Then Becky a little colby, said:
tim sorry you were driven into
making this confession. You have
tortured yourself needlessly. NV
husbands life is his own. All
Paris knows" she added rather
hardly. that he has not been
faithful. And | know. too. So.
il that Is ALL"
But ii is not ALL" The woman
laced her bony fingers together
until they cracked. lit is moth.
ing the beginning only"
She looked up: Yes. all Paris
knows his infidelity. and Your
purity" she said in a sick. broken
voice. You are so good, il tor
lures ms to thrust this hateful
thing upon you. But 1t Is true
my lover--your husband--he Is a
villain. A thief. :"
Becky was perfectly still. After
few moments she put her hand
10 her throat, moving the fingers
up and down neryously. Finally:
You must be wrong, That can't
he" She was shaking, and she
gripped the table for support.
1T is true. Every word And
you must make him give II back
the Rajah's bracelet
before Louis returns. Otherwise
/ will be ruined. And Louis"
t'Ism sorry. Blanche, / can't
believe =" But Becky did
believe. She knew. Horribly.
II will tell you everything,
then. The worst. 1t was the
night of Your dinner. My car
broke down. you remember? Your
husband Dan. said he would
take me home. 1t was a lie
shout the car. ! wanted him. 10
be alone with him. We did not
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bird?-You think this Nye will be.
have himself. don't you?"
Sally did not answer. She won.
dered il John Nye would want to
have himself with Mile in the
office. Mile, who was all allure
and invitation from the golden
crown of her head to the soles OF
her little satin.shod feet
Would any man want to behave
himself with Mile? Especially If
Mile didn't want him to behave
himself.
We'll. 1t all depends on what
you mean by behaving himself"
she answered slowly. II think he's
going to fall in love with you, II
that's what you're talking about"
She was sure that John Nye
would fall in love with her, and
she fell asleep an hour later with
a very heavy heart.
The next morning Sally was up
with the early sun.
She hurried with her work,
feet flying, fingers flying. Break
fast over and out Of the way.
Dishes done. Beds made. Furnl
ture busted. Ferns and geran-
iums watered. Beaus ties pressed.
At 10 o'clock Sally dressed her
business dress. and went down
to Porter Street market to get
the things for Mabel's party that
night. Sandwich bread. sweet
butter. boiled ham, and fruit for
the punch.
When she got home. Mile was
gone to- keep her appointment
with John Nye. Her nightgown
lay where she had stepped out of
it on the bedroom floor. Her bed
was unmade. and her dressing
table was Uttered with flesh-col
ored powder open rouge boxes.
combings. and soil I'd handkerchief.
The tiny bottle Of. Chinese black"
had tipped over and there was
large stain of it on the white
linen cover.
'Pete's sake!" said Sally under
her breath. whipping off the cover
and putting the stopper In the
little bottle.
She thought of Mile. rolling
her blue eyes with their fringe
of hlackened lashes at John Nye
by this time no doubt. Smiling at
him with the soft scarlet how Of
her mouth Talking to him in
that silky slow voice Of hers.
"Oh. misery said Sally aloud,
and there was very real misery
in the sound of her voice.
ITO Be Continued Monday
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finished their supper and were do
ing the dishes.
Every now and then Beau would
help with the work around the
house. And when he did. it
ALWAYS meant that he had an ak
to grind-a favor to ask. So
Sally was not surprised now
when does she want TO have
it?" she asked. hoping that Ma
bel wasn't going to throw" a
party in this broiiing August
heat.
But 1t seemed that she was.
Tomorrow night" Beau an
swered. watching his sister from
the corner of his light blue eve.
Not a big party Just a few
people in to have some sand.
witches and ice cream. or some
thing. She said you'd know what
to order
Does she want me to order
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made for your porch chairs, Sally
Jerome, you smart thingr'
And Sally, like most OF us
human things. was not flattery-
proof.
SO now she said: "All right,
Beau, IN get some kind of lunch
ready tomorrow night. Only l
can't be here. I've a heavy date
to go dancing with Teddy"
A swift look of relief passed
over Beau's handsome face, but
Sally did not see It,
How about fruit punch instead
of ice cream?" she asked. and he
said that would be the cats
whiskers."
Beau was always calling things
"the cats whiskers" or the cats
paiamas" or the eats bathing
suit" He would use a slang
phrase until it was worn thin
and threadbare--until everybody
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the food?' asked Sally, scalding
the tea cups. Because / don't
know what she wants. or how
many pople she's going to have.
Id better call her up."
"No, you don't have to. She
won't have more than 10. She
said so. Beau assured her. II
don't see why she doesn't have
them at her own Dlace-but she
always says you know how to-
do everything so WELL
This was perfectly true. Mabel
was always telling Sally what a
good housekeeper she was and
how. nicely she did things.
"Oh, how sweet your table
looks.' she would twitter some.
times when she came TO Sunday
dinner and found fresh flowers on
the clean table with its shining
glass, and silver. Or oh. what
perfectly darling cushions you've
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waited in silence until the story
was resumed:
Louis returns from Morocco
Saturday." Blanche went on. des-
perate1y, rubbing her rrouth with a
lacy handkerchief. I must he
able to say the papers led. never
kept the bracelet in my jewel box.
l wore it-day and night. Louis
knows he said. when he
gave it to me. that I must always
wear it. And he musa't find out
oh, blessed Maryhe mustn't
find out With a s ldden. twist
ing movement that was awful in
its grotesque pathos. Blanche de
Saint Sole flung herself on her
knees at Becky's feet. Help me?"
She prayed, as though supplicating
God, Help me- 2
Get up" Becky said, bending
over the conyulsed f.gure Get