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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-05-15
.LantSandLightS
for Home TO7Cn
Lecturers Topic

Miss Helen c.. McKinlay of the
General Electric Edison Lamp
Works gave the second of a series
Of talks on lamps and lights in the
home this afternoon at the Wom-
ans Department Club under aus
pices of the American home depart
ment of the club.
This morning Miss McKinlay
spoke at Technical High School and
at this afternoon at Teachers
College. Tonight she will broadcast
a talk on lighting in the home over
WFBM.
Thursday evening she will speak
at the meeting of the Business and
Professional Women's Club at the
Woman's Department Club.
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Bridge for AIun,nDe

Alpha Gamma chapter of Delta
Sigma Epsilon sorority of Teachers
College will entertain tonight with
bridge party at the chapter house
in honor of alumnae. The decora-
lions will be in yellow. orchid and
green. Miss Frances jenkins is in
charge. Alumnae who will attend
are Misses Violet Grabhorn, Jerry
Koffee, Gwynne Wagner, Katherine
Tacoma, Catherine Carson, Virginia
Sutphin and Margaret Gertz.
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Pr Phi Mothers Officers

Officers elected for the Pi Beta
Phi Mothers Club at the luncheon
meeting Monday at the chapter
house are: Mesdames S. j. Carr,
president; r. A. Barnard, first vice
president; D. r. Batty, second vice
president; J. w. Thompson, cor
responding secretry; Lew Hill, re-
cording secretary; F. S. Chiles,
treasurer, and H. G. Ryker, pub
licity chairman.
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YOUNG PIANIST ON PROGRAM

Helen Star
OSt, 1S-yeGr-old
pianist, 10 III
play Thursday
evening at the
dinner of the
IRterR1tiO n q ]
ira D e ] q u d
s t u d q Club
SHe IS O SnOFC-
ridge High
School student.
Her p are n t s
came from Fin
land.
When PGde-
re ID s hi qOGS
here RECENTLY
Helen played
for him, and
he pronounced
her exception
ally talented
and predicted
q great future
for her. She
qOiIL include his
"Mjnuet" in
her group of
numbers.
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Discuss Working Hours

The Wednesday noon luncheon
group of the Indianapolis Business
and Professional Women, meeting
in the green dining room at the
Y. w. c. A, from IL to p. m, will
have an informal discussion Of the
limitation of hours for women in in
dustry. Representative industrial
and business women will present
various points of view.
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From California

Mr.. and Mrs. Burt Wright, Jr.,
have returned to their home, 301 e.
Twenty-Fifth ST., after a wedding
trip to Hollywood, Cal, and Tia
Juana, Mexico. In Hollywood they
we're guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Roy
Hatch, formerly of Indianapolis.
Mrs. Wright was formerly Miss Ann
Boyd.
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For Dentists WiUes

Wives of indianapolis members of
the Indiana Dental Association will
be hostesses for luncheon May %
at the Columbia Club for wives of
out-state members and wives Of
representatives from dental associ-
ations in Illinois, Kentucky, Michi-
gan, Wisconsin and Ohio. Mrs. E.
E. Voyles is chairman.
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YO1Lnn PeODLe'S RGLLn

-Four hundred young people at
tended the rally Monday night at
Roberts Park M. E. Church, spon-
sored by the Marion County Young
Peoples Union. Paul Reid, toast
master, introduced off1cersof Marion
County Council of Religious Educa-
ton and State young peoples work,
who spoke.
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Bridge Tea for Sister

Mrs. j. G. Uranium, 1851 Wash
ington Blvd, entertained with a
bridge tea Monday afternoon honor
ing her sister, Mrs. Erwin Coburn,
who will motor to New York Thurs
day to sail May 26 for Europe. The
guests we're: MesdameS Morris
Floyd, Alta Pruitt, Leila Huey, j. G.
Jackson, Paul Brown, Edward Beggs,
Owen Pickens, Albert Hurst and
Miss Bereniece Reagan.
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Patriotic Societies

The Federated Patriotic Societies
of the c.. A. R. will have business
meeting at 1880 p. m. Wednesday
followed by card party at 8 p. m.
at the Grand Army League, 512 N.
Illinois st,
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To Wed Soon

Mr.. and Mrs. Will Lines, Bridge
port, announce the engagement of
their daughter, Linda, to Charles
H. Crone, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Le-
roy Crone, 1926 S. Pershing Ave.
The wedding will take place soon.
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DnNiS-PnrSONS

The marriage of Miss Martha
Parsons, daughter of Lester w. Par
sons, Candy, and Cortland w. Davis
will take place Thursday at the
home of the Rev. Marion Jessup,
MooreSvMle.
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Speaks at KmightStoWn

Miss Annie Moore Daughtry, Y
w. c. A. Girl Reserve secretary
spoke Monday evening at the Cir
Reserve mother and daughter BAN
quet in Knightstown'on "The Work
of Girl Reserves"
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Brid0e Benefit

Miss Kathleen Dawson and Miss
Maude Dollens, pledges Of Beta
chapter of Sigma Epsilon sorority,
are in charge of a benefit bridge
party to be given at the Marott to-
night.
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Announce WeddjnQ

Announcement is made of the
marriage of Mrs. E. M. Cook and
Amos M. Davis, % N. keystone Ave,
which took place in Greenfield last
January. The couple is at home at
% N. keystone.
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At Mothers Glass

DR.. o. ". Torian will speak at the
child study class for mothers of
young children at the Teachers
College Wednesday at 2:40 p. m. DR..
Torian will discuss the physical
development of the child.
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Indianapolis Girl Being
SmOtheYed With LOUe of
Parents Who Ban Dates
BY MARTHA LEE

IT. ABLOID newspapers bIazoned forth the story of muir
der the other day. had shot her husband with
the unerring aim peculiar to Infatuated females.
81 did it because 1 loved him. the tablods quoted her as
saying the next day.
That about the only defense she had when her
trial She convicted and is waiting for the
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Pnrtn WedmeSdn

The Wednesday Afternoon Club
will give a card party at Druid's
hall, 2915 S. Delaware ST., Wednes-
Gay at 2:15 p. m. Mrs. Gertrude
Kinnick is chairman.
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Dinner, Thedter Pdrty

Mrs. Linneas G. Boyd, Wood
stock Dr., will entertain at dinner
Friday evening at the University
Club, followed by a theater party in
honor of Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Boyd,
Palm Springs, Cal, her house
pneStS.
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Card PnrtM

Ladies of the Altar Society of st.
Philip Neri Church will give a card
party Wednesday at 2:30 p. m. in
the auditorium on Eastern Ave.
Mrs. Herman Zietlow is chairman.
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GnrdS md RaLmcn

The Altar Society of st. Anthony's
Parish will entertain with cards and
bunco Wednesday afternoon and
evening in the hall at 379 N. War
man Ave,
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MGuUe Underwear

The blue vogue this spring for
ensembles and suits has caused a
new shade of underwear-mauve
A certain dull purply blue trims it.
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CIUb HOeteSs

Miss Alma Day. 1928 E. New York
ST., will be hostess for the Alpha
chapter of So Fra Club this evening.
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First of all he does weeping act in
manner very tragic
With a quantity of tears that overflow
as if by magic,
And the girls are quick to recognize the
fashion he portrays-
1t is 'tiers" and Mr.. Van de View de-
serves lot Of praise.
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Then a friend he calls upon to come
and help him play the dandy
With some formal clothes and flowers
and a box apiece of candy,
Their appearance makes it easy to ina
CINE what is meant
It's the vogue for blows" that Vandie
and his helper represent.
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Ladies of the Calling Gun Club
will give a bunco party at the club
house, TOO N. Illinois St., Friday eve
ming.
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Social Club Pnytu

Winema Social Club will give a
card party at Red Mems Hall,
Roosevelt Ave. and Sixteenth ST.,
this evening.
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I feel. He has spoken to me once since
then and I spoke. Since then he passes
through the room in which 1 work without
even glamcin gat me. Can T you E heP me
It is always the woman's place
to speak first and you should do
that from now on. 1t wouldn't be
wise for your to go directly to the
fellow and tell him you are sorry
That just wouldn't work.
I believe that in your own mind
you are exaggerating the Importance
of the case. I'll bet the fellow doesn't
even remember the incident on the
street.
Be nice to him and show him
through your actions of friendship
and courtesy that you are sorry.
Here is letter of comment on
the case recently published in this
column about the man who loved a
girl in another town, but was forced
to marry a girl in his own city.
Dear Martha Lee: I am very much
interested in a case similar to the one you
published in The Times recently involving
the man who thought he loved one girl,
but duty demanded that he marry an
He could not have made such a mistake
if he truly loved the out-of-town girl;
no sacrice would have been too great to
But since he did make the mistake, there
is no need adding insult to injury. He
should stay with his wife and be the kind
of father he should be. even though he
doesn't love the mother.
The child needs him and he must share
the responsibility Of raising him. 1t is
the only honorable means to erase dis
honorable act.
the other injury would be worse.
(UNSIGNED.)
Here are expressions from readers
on the Mice Boy Feud."
The song goes Lets Talk About
My Baby" but this girl wants the
tune changed to Lets Talk About
ME, Baby"
Dear Martha Lee: I am writing in an
swer to the blonde. good-looking boy of
eighteen. I am a brunette and nineteen.
Maybe he thinks he is good looking, but
modern girls do not prefer boys who praise
themselves. We like Boys who praise us.
They shouldn't waste the praise on them
selves
All girls don't prefer dancing. All a
nice girl demands Is that you be sport.
Boys should be fair with girls and hatter
I don't smoke, nor drink, nor swear. and
enjoy picnics and fishing.
I will not tolerate a girl or boy who
has no respect. MISS BRUNETTE.
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Still another is presented by the clever
ConnoiSSeur
In the trappings of a warrior preceded
by cur,
Which is not as plainly evident or simple
as the rest
But they guess he means 'ker-chief"
and they note it very best.
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Here is a girl who spoke out of

Dear Martha Lee I am a girl twenty
years old There is a young fellow who
works in this same building with me. He
spoke to me once on the street and I
have regretted this since. but I can
think of no way to let him know how
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Mr.. Van de View is famous as an en-
PERTAINING host.
(He admits the fact himself although
he doesn't mean to boasD
And this evening he has thought of an
amusing thing to do
With charades. depicting fashions that
are popular and new.
Evening star., 1928-12-09
Notes of People In and Out
of Capital Official Circle
National Legislators Listed for Special Mention
Guests in City for Holiday Season-Record
of Social Events

Mr.. Dingley. Miss Sullivan also at
tended the Congressional Club dance
Saturday evening Mr.. and Mrs
Dingley entertained Lieut.. Hurbert H.
Tomlinson of the Navy aviation Sea
Hawkes., in honor of Miss Sullivan
Miss Betty Bull will arrive from
Smith College, December II, to spend
the Christmas holidays with her par
entS, Col. and Mrs. H. T. Bull.
Mr.. and Mrs George ]. Bentley and
their son, with Mrs. George F. Esputa.
have left for Palm Beach, Fla, to
spend their Winter vacation and will
not return until after the first of the
New Year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence w. Grosner
are spending the week end In Atlantic
City at the Ritz Carlton Hotel
Mr. and Mrs. E. v. Albin of Lynn-
brook, L. l., who are passing the week
end In Washington, entertained party
of eight at the dinner dance at the
Wardman Park Hotel last evening.
Miss Mary E. Johnson, who has spent
fortnight with Mrs. w. T. McCracken.
has returned to her home in Boston.
Mr.. Charles Hansel and his daugh-
ter. Miss Joy Hansel, have had as their
guests at the Wardman Park Hotel for
the past few days Miss Louise Branch.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John K
Branch of Richmond.
Evening star., 1928-12-09

Baroness Annette van Doom de West
capelle of Freeland, that picturesque
province on the zuyder Zee. After the
marriage, the young Brazilian was con-
tinued at The Hague as second secretary
until 1921, when he was promoted to be
first secretary of the legation of his
country in Montevideo, Uruguay. This
was Nine. Almeida's first visit to the
Western World and to her husbands
home in Rio. But they remained in
Uruguay less than a year when the
secretary was sent to Rome where he
remained until 1926. He came to Wash
ington for few weeks but was COM
PEELED to return to Europe and later to
Rio before resuming his interrupted
work in this capital
Mr.. and Mime. Almeida are young,
and are interested in sports and in
social life. Both speak English very
well, especially the latter, who learned
Evening star., 1928-12-09

Continued from First Page)
Kenneth Watson, Mr.. Victor Alfaro
MIR. Guy Herring, Mr.. Walter Watson
Mr.. William CuShman, Mr.. Ingham
Mack, Mr.. Henry Beall Gwynn, Mr..
Frank Reside, Mr.. Roland Mackenzie.
Mr. Walter Peter, Mr.. Snowden Ash
tord, Mr.. Allen Walker and Mr.. William
Jeffries Chewning.
Debutantes Included
In List of Dancers.
Debutantes who danced were Miss
Marian Jardine. Miss Ellis Bostrcm.
Miss Lorando Prochnik, Miss Eliza
beth Kennedy, Miss Cynthia Hill,
Miss Margaret Summer, Miss Mar
garet PilSon, Miss Janet Murray, Miss
Margaret Berry. Miss Engracia Freyer.
Miss Exilona Hamilton, Miss Lila La
Garde, Miss Ceceila Robb, Miss Carolyn
HoWbert, Miss Janet Ball, Miss Ger
trude Macatee, Miss Mary E. Macatee,
Miss Margretta Swenson. Miss Peggy
Tyner, Miss Henrietta Forrest, Miss
Elvira Johnson, Miss Sara Major, Miss
Anne Wyant, Miss Jean Crosby, Miss
Virginia Cheatham, Miss Ruth Rich
ards, Miss Margaret Stringer, Miss
kathleen Stringer, Miss Virginia
Pochon, Miss Ruth Richard. Miss Mary
Lee Phillips, Miss Florence Meyer, Miss
Mary Shinn, Miss Celeste Walker Page.
Miss Lalla Lynn, Miss Elizabeth
BraWner, Miss Dorothy Dial, Miss
Frances Wahl, Miss Elizabeth Trescot.
Miss Carroll Henderson, Miss Betty
alexander, Miss Adafr Childress, Miss
Marian Russell, Miss Jean Peoples, Miss
Elsie Alexander, Miss Julia Robins, Miss
PHYLLIS Hight, Miss Rion Fortescue, Miss
Anne Pnhh{v1c Mics ~
man, Miss Beatrice Littlefield, Miss
Marian Wells, Miss Elinor Totten, Miss
TereSe Carmalt and Miss Frances Hill
Gentlemen Enrolled
In Floor Committee.
The floor committee included MI
Douglass Claphane, Mr.. John Keener
Mr.. Charles Carroll, Mr.. Bruce Aitchi
son, Mr.. E. Marshall Dickerson, MI
Thorpe Drain, Mr.. Robert Wright
Fuller, Mr.. Roger Hartman, Mr.. Lee
Baron Smoot, Mr.. James Twohey, Mr.
William Arnold, Mr.. William Ford Mr.
Edwin Lord. Mr.. Gordon Mcintosh, Mr.
Moran McConihe, Mr.. James B. Brad
ley, Mr. Bradley, Mr.. Yandis Wheeler,
Mr.. F. Hunt, Mr.. Jack Hayes, Mr.. j.
Leroy Dougall, Mr.. Ralph S. Hill, Mr.
Woodruff Post, Mr.. James Cox, Mr.
Robert Wright Garlott, Mr.. Charles
Delmar. Mr.. L. Brownmiller, Lieut.
Hugh Waddell. Mr.. Leonard Carmalt,
Mr.. Bowie Clarke, Mr. Nelson Waller,
Mr.. Paul Lutes, Mr.. Ennals Wagga-
man, Mr.. Edward Burr Powell, Mr..
Frank Mondell. Mr. Richard Writ, MFR.
Frank Goodwin, MIR. c. H. Chase, Mr..
Page Hufty. Mr.. Lynch Luquer, Mr..
Ruper Gardner, Mr.. Frank Bastable,
Mr.. Oscar Shaw. Mr. Dudley Knox, Mr..
Jay Barnett Douglass, Mr. Edward
Sandoz, Mr.. Thomas Sandoz, Mr.. Carl
H. Oberge, Mr.. Armar Archbold, Mr..
John Duke. Mr.. Hernden Phillips, Lieut..
John E. Upston, Mr.. Francis Smoot,
Mr.. Sheridan Bays, Mr.. Henry Jacab.
sen, Mr.. William Dudley, Lieut.. James
White. Mr.. M. Ramsburg, Mr. Eugene
Roberts. Mr.. Norman Chase, Mr.. Price
H. Wright Lieut.. Robert e. Robinson,
Mr. George M. Cunningham. Mr.. Ward
M. French, Mr.. William Corbjtt, Mr..
Owslev Stanley, Mr.. John M. Deibert,
Mr.. Henry Van Berg Lieut. L. j. Johns
and Mr.. Brashear Avis.
Evening star., 1928-12-09
U. D. c. Chapter Sponsors
Benefit Dance December Is

The j. e. B. Stuart, United Daugh-
tiers of the Confederacy. will hold its
benefit dance and card party Saturday,
December Is, at 2400 Sixteenth street
Mrs. Lewis Painter Clephane is serv-
ing as chairman of the dance, assisted
by Miss Margaret Cockrell, the chapter
president.
Mrs. William E. King has been ap-
pointed chairman of patronesses. Mrs.
young ladies' committee, and is being
assisted by Miss Mary Waynick. Mr.. A.
c. Smith, commander of the Sons of
Confederate Veterans, is acting as
chairman of the floor committee, and
Mrs. Julia o. Almand and Miss Flor
ence Sweet will be hostesses in the
cardroonl.
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Continued from First Page)
sado Nabuco Capt. Villar, naval at
tache, hoped that his wife could join
him this Winter, but she has large
group of children and is comfortably
established in their home in Rio Mr.
and Mime. Rubens Ferreira Mello have
been absent for some months so that
only Nine Mario de Lima Barbosa is
associated with the wife of the first
secretary in dispensing hospitality for
the government at Rio.
Mr.. Almeida is native of Rio de
Janeiro and prepared for career of
diplomacy in the National University
and after taking his degree in law en-
tered the foreign service. His first mis-
sion was in 1912 when he was sent to
Berlin as attache of the legation. In
1914 he was transferred to The Hague
and in that post he remained through
out the World War, an observer of the
momentous events transpiring in Hol-
land and hearing echoes of those on
the battle fronts In 1918 he was mar
ried to a lady of distinguished lineage,
Evening star., 1928-12-09

it in common with other maids of Hol-
land as mother tongue In addition
to the important Latin American corps
in which this cultured and charming
lady from Holland will be prominent
figure, she will frequently figure in the
amenities of the Netherlands legation,
where the hospitalities, especially about
eliminated, she is a member of a dis
tinguished family, whose history goes
back to the golden era of the old towns
on the zuyder Zee, now called the dead
cities.
Evening star., 1928-12-09

With the exception of Kolehmainen's
victory at Antwerp, the winners in al
most every Olympic marathon have been
runners who we're not conceded much
of a chance
Evening star., 1928-12-09
Society Buds Gather
At Charming Function
Given In Their Honor

Continued from First Page)
Evening star., 1928-12-09
Secretary Almeida
Of Brazil's Embassy
Here to Assume Post

Continued from First Page.)
Evening star., 1928-12-09

Miss Mary E. Johnson, who has spent
fortnight with Mrs. w. T. McCracken,
has returned to her home in Boston.
, 1928-05-24
NOTICE

AS Savings Bank Book No. l2465
"A with the National Bank of the
Danish West Indies, Christiansted,
has been reported lost or stolen, the
holder Of same is hereby requested
to present the book to the above
named Bank within twelve weeks
from date, and prove his or her
rights TO same, as it will other
WISE be cancelled, and a new book
issued.
Chris'iaosted, 5r3 May 1928.
THE NATIONAL BANK Of
The DANISH WEST INDIES.
, 1928-05-24

Entered as second class matter May
26th 1917 at the PcSt Office christian
sted, st. Crolu, v. /. Of the y. S. 4. uu-
DIR the Act of March 8, 1879.
, 1928-05-24
Special Prices For The Week End.
Wallis Grocery.

044 a. Ma O>~4V
SODA BISCUITS 5 ID. tin $I.00,
PORK & BEANS 2 tins for Is cts.
Sardines in Tomato Sauce Is OF. tins, 2
tins 25c.
RAVIOLIS 10 & 20 cts a tin.
RED SALMON Premier 45 cts. per tin,
PINK ALASKA SALMON rs cts. "
CREAM OF WHEAT Is cts. per pix,
CORN FLAKES 16 cts.
SHREDDED BISCUITS2 20 cts.
Canned Soups 2 tins Is cts.
Green Peas l Id. A o.. tins Is cts.
Green Peas snail size z cts.
CAMEL CIGARETTES % cts cartoon,
CHOCOLATE BARS 2 for 5 cts.
PRINCE ALBERT TOBACCO 15c. atm
MALT TONIC 2 bottles for % cts.
Certified Mortadella sausage SOC. lb.
" Bacon so cts. per ID.
HAMS Is els. lib. wholesale,
COOKED BRAINS 3Jcts. a tin,
LUNCH TONGUE 80 cts q tin,
ROAST BEEF 50 cts. a tin,
SLICEU BEEF 20 cts. a tin.
SHRIMPS l 10. tu 4Octs.
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g Charles Scribner's Sons

But If Louey asks me to say he's
somewhere at half past ten, I'm 60
ing to say it-see.
That's my idea of friendship.
Louey had some good reason to ask
it, too, or he wouldn't have done it.
However, since you're so smart,
and have accused me of playing I'M
fair, I'm going to tell you that he
didn't get in till after midnight.
But if anybody else asks me about
it, Ill see 'em in hell before I tell
EN- anything but the half-past ten
story. Get that?"
Vance bowed.
II get it; and I like you for it. .
But don't go away with the
wrong idea,' she hurried on, her
eyes sparkling with fervor.
"Louey may not have got there
till after midnight, but if you think
he knows anything about Margy'S
death, you're crazy.
"He was through with Marcy a
year ago. Why, he hardly knew she
was on earth.
AND if any fool cop gets the no.
ton in his head that Louey was
mixed up in the affair, I'll alibi him
so help me God!-if it's the last
thing I do in this world"
TO Be Continued
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HOLMES FILES REPLY
Answers SIaCk's Motion in
MayOraIty Suit.

Mayor L. Ert Stacks motion to
strike out references to a con-
spiracy in Ira L Holmes quo war
ranto suit against Slack as mayor,
was answered in a reply brief of
Holmes filed late Friday in Circuit
Court.
Oral arguments on Joseph L.
Hogue's demurrer to the Holmes
petition are set for Monday at 2
D. m. before Circuit Judge Harry O..
Chamberlin.
This is the first time this phase
of the mayor tangle, with its many
legal angles and lawsuits, has been
argued in court. Judge Chamber lin
is not expected to hand down a de-
cision Monday.
Mayor Slack was called the
principal actor in the conspiracy
in Holmes reply brief. The con-
spiracy alleged in the first complaint
was between Mayor Slack, Police
Chief Claude M. Worley and
Corporation Counsel John ". Holtz-
man.
Slack moved to strike out the al
legations, and Holmes has now filed
a reply brief in an effort TO
strengthen his position.