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Shrovc-Tuesday Ball
At Women's CITY Club

Mrs. Calvin Coolidge heads the list of
patroncsses for the Mardi Gras Ball to
be given by the Americanization School
Association on the evening of February
81 at the City Club. Many national
tiles and different periods of America S
development will be represented in the
costumes and the dances.
Others who have consented TO act as
patrons and patronesSeS are Chief JUS
ticc and Mrs. Walter I. Mccoy. Justice
and Mrs. F. L. Siddons. Mrs James j.
Davis Assistant Secretary and Mrs.
w. w. Husband. Representative Edith
Nourse Rogers, Representative Charles
l.. Underhill. Commissioner and Mrs.
Sidney F.. Taliaferro. Judge Mary
O'Toole. Col. and Mrs. U. S. Grant. DR..
and Mrs. Abram Simon. Mrs w. H.
Wagner. Mrs. E. K. Fox. Mrs. J. B.
Gusts. Mr.. and Mrs. Levi H. David.
Miss Louise Durham. Mrs. Jessie A.
Cunningham. Mrs Childress B. Gvyn,
Mr. and Mrs. John T. Moore ir: Miss
Jean Loefrel. Mrs. Ellen Spencer MuSsey,
Mr.. and Mrs. Selden NJ. Ely. Mrs. n.
F. Sawtelle. Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Sid
WELL Miss Mary B. Anderson. Mrs.
James NJ Wiley. Miss Margaret c..
Barker. Mrs Gertrude J. Mcpherson.
Miss Helen L. Humphrey. Mr. and Mrs
J. F. Gross. Mrs. Charles E. Winter.
Mrs. r. c. Bryant. Mrs. w. r Rankin.
Mrs. William E. Chamberlain. Miss
Oliver Beatty Mrs n. A. Heaton. Mr..
Burlington Gillett and Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph Dubois.
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Colonial Danes Propose
Benefit to Wvthe Fund

Chapter Ill of the Colonial Danes of
America is sponsoring series OF lee
lures for the benefit Of the Wythe
house fund. The lectuxes will be given
during Lent. the speakers and topics
being as follows: February 20. n short
sketch Of the life and work OF John
Singleton Coplcy. r., A.. speaker. Mr..
Coplcy Amory. at his residence, 1911
Que street; March Z. Africa and the
Africans" illustrated with slides. by
Mr.. Oscar Crosby. at the residence OF
Mrs. Robert Lansing. 1929 Eighteenth
street: March IA. Washington In the
Year 1000" illustrated with slides. by
Charles w. Eliot. end. OF the National
Park and Planning Commission, at
the residence OF Mrs. John Ruther-
ford. 1902 Twentieth street; March 81.
Historical Gardens OF Virginia." illus
trated with slides. by Mrs John Skci-
ton Williams. at the Washington Club,
1910 Seventeenth street. and March
20, Gen. and Mrs. Washington at
Home" illustrated with slides. by DR..
Charles Moore OF the Fine Arts Com
mission. at the residence Of Mrs. DEM
Arrest Lloyd. 1925 r street. All the
lectures will be given at $50 o'clock.
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Charles W. King. on North Washington
street.
/ Mrs Charles J. Dcahl was hostess at
| the February meeting OF the Kate Wal
Ter Barrett Chapter. D. A. r.. Tuesday
| afternoon. Mrs. John w. Price, regent.
presided.
Mrs James @. Ladders OF Springfield,
Ohio, is the guest Of her brother-in law
/ and sister. Mr.. and Mrs. J. ID. Matter.
on South Fairfax street.
| Mrs. william b. Lloyd entertained at
bridge -luncheons Wednesday and
Thurfday afternoons in her home on
| South St Asaph street
! Right Rev. Henry ST. George Tucker
! has returned 10 his home on Seminary
] Mn after a visit To Col and Mrs. b.
| M. Roszei IN Winchester.
! Miss Ethel Crockett Of Washington
was the guest last week OF Mrs H. s.
Crockett on North Columbus street. Mrs.
Crockett entertained informally Thurs
! day evening in honor Of her guest
! Mr.. and Mrs. Anthony Rossi OF Wash
| ingtor have left tor their home after
! q visit 10 Mrs julia Richarts
/ Miss Pauline Pearson is home from a
! visit 10 relatives In Casanova. Va.
! Mr.. and Mrs. ID X, Garrett enter
| tanned at dinner Monday evening In
! honor Of Mrs William Reilly OF Cincin-
natl, who Is the guest of Rev and Mrs
! John s. Eowers. The other guests were
Or. and Mrs. Sewers, Mrs, II D. Burke
/ and LIrs Thomas Tjmberlake.
Mrs, J. NJ Barley ~ jacksonville
! Fla. Is the guest ~ her sister. Mrs
, N r. Mudd on North Fairfax street
Mr.. and Mrs Guy Camden ore at
. hGine from months visit 10 relatives
! IN Columbia. S. G.
Jge final pref fnien dance at the
Old Dominion Boat Club viii be given
Friday evening The social committee
VI The club H. making elaborate prepara-
tbDs for the Easter dance 10 be held
Monday evening. hpFil o,
Mrs Albert Dexter Davis has re-
turned from visit 10 friends Ia Chevy
Chase.
Mr. Robert H Barrett Joined Mrs.
Barrett IN SAVANNAH last week and
they are now Ia Palm Beach. where
they Will remain until The ehd NJ Feb
fuafy,
Mrs. Ee!scn Tsyine Enyder entertain
ed her Efldpe Club Friday afternoon III
The Belle Haven Country Club The
tYizHg were won ~ MIS- Howard Worth
Smith and ME- john Underwood Rear
dGH.
Mr. and Mrs James tsOhrer and their
children left last week ~ spend tbs
remainder Gf the Winter IN Clearwater
FIa.
Miss Elizabeth hamage aud Miss Mar
gatet ItamsRe entertained al bridge
! Friday afternoon IN honor ~ Mrs Erie
HeiiiIs VI Copenhagen. Denmark
| Mrs Beverley Muntold BOYD, "ilb
her amsil daughter, sara Tayl1e i.pyd
II Martins vile. Va, ID The guest III her
parents. MT and Mrs.. Edward II, kfm-
per Miss Charlotte Eemper II Wait
ing her uncIs and aunt, M. and MIS-
kGAriaaao kemper. IN Cincinnati
Mrs T q Thompson NJ Gbi,epef Is
the guest ~ her biotjlsr and sister IN
Jaw MI. and Mrs. j hfmistsad Egg
bbrn. M Cameron street
Mr., William Grant ~ Washington,
who In n Student 1T the Universally ~
Virginia vas tha week end Eists ~
Mf Lawrence JscoDs snd MI Andre "
s"~s"~s s-~@~s
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New York Society Plans
Elaborate Function

The New York State Society will give
Valentine dance at the Willard Tues.
day evening. February IL. at $50
O'Clock. when the guests OF honor will
be Senator and Mrs. Royal S. Copeland
Representative and Mrs. James s
Parker. Representative and Mrs. s. WAL
lace Dempsey, Representative and Mrs
Sol Bloom. Representative and Mrs
John j. Boylan. Representative and
Mrs. Royal H. Weller. Representative
and Mrs. Frederick NJ. Davenport and
Representative and Mrs. Harcourt j
Pratt. who will receive with the pres
ident of the society and Mrs. H. j.
Mcclure. assisted by the reception
committee. consisting of Mrs. John
Nicholson. Mrs. Hamilton Fish. jr.
Mrs, Ogden Mills, Mrs Theodore Doug
las Robinson. Mrs Edmund Plat and
Miss Mary T. Black.
The hostesses are Mrs. Grace Z
Strait. Mrs. George H. Lynch. Mrs
Frank S. Sanford. Mrs. Carlton van
Volkenhurg Mrs H. H. Smith. Miss
Helen M. Brown and Miss Ella E
Purdy.
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Outstanding Events Listed
InNewYOrk Social Calendar
St. Valentine Kettledrum Colorful Affair, Attracts
Wide Intcrest-Sulg grave Luncheon Also
Special Feature-Personal Notes.

girl. The bridesmaids included Miss
Annette BrinckerhofT. sister OF Mr.
Brinckerhoff: Miss Helen Train, Miss
Ursula Squier and Miss Grace Hays, all
OF New York.
Mr.. Brinckerhof had as best man
Lee Orion. The ushers included
Charles Francis Smithers. Austin L.
Smithcrs, Clarence s. Postley and
william NJ Cover. all Of this city:
Lppincott Colkett of Philadelphia. and
Robertson D. Ward OF Newark.
Miss Hall Is graduate OF the Etne
Walker School and later attended the
Sorbonne. p .ris. She made her debut
In 1925 and Is member OF the Junior
League.
Mr.. BrinckerhofY. who Is the son OF
Mr. and Mrs. William p. Brinckerhod OF
Mount Vernon. was graduated from the
Ho:chkiss School and Princeton. He
Is a member Of the Princeton Club.
y
Mrs. Enid Wales Middleton OF 82l
Park avenue was married today To Capt
Franck Taylor Evans. u. s. Navy. Mrs
Middleton Is a daughter Of Rev. DR.. and
Mrs. William Russell Scarritt Of Boston
and is the mother OF Miss Natalie S
Wales and Nathaniel b. Wales, IT,, who
live with her.
Mrs. Middleton's first husband was
Nathaniel Bracket Wales. They were
divorced In July. 1923. She and hei
second husband. DR. John lizard Middle.
ton were divorced in Mexico In March
1925 Mrs. Middleton is a descendant,
Of Gov. Dinwiddie OF Virginia. who wa:
a brother Of the Duke OF Durham.
Capt Evans Is son OF the late
Admiral Robley D. Evans. Fighting
Bob" Evans, and Charlotte Taylor OF
Washington. He is the great-grandsor
OF Gen Morgan Of Revolutionary fame
During the war he served as senior aide
to Rear Admiral Hillary Jones. Capt
Evans vas divorced from former wife
tho former Gertrude Pullman, Novem.
Der last. In Mexico.
The wedding took place at the home
OF Mrs. Middleton's sister. Mrs. Leverett
Saltonstall Tuckerman. I'd In Boston
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Woman Democrats Name
Sneaker for Luncheon

Mr.. Roland Morris of New York, for
mer Ambassador to Japan under the
Wilson administration and member Of
the special commission to Siberia. will
be the speaker at the program luncheon
OF the Woman.s National Democratic
Club Monday. February -. Miss Anna
Connally will preside and introduce Mr..
Morris, whose subject will be IF We're
Writing the Platform In 1928" in &C.
cordance with the series OF discussions
under that title which the club is fea-
turing this season
Among those who will be present at
the luncheon are Mrs. Royal Copeland,
who will entertain a party Of four; Mrs.
Samuel Herrick. who will have a num-
Der OF guests: Mrs. Stephen Bonsal.
Mrs. Charles S. Hamlin. Mrs. Frank
Hiram Smell. Mrs Blair Banister. Mrs.
George NJ. Eckels. Miss Agnes Wilson.
who will entertain party OF eight Mrs.
Frank Mebane. Mrs William S. Conant,
Miss Otto. who will be hostess 10 a EAR
ty Of four: Miss Caroline Reilly. Mrs.
Lincoln Green. Mrs Rose Yates worres.
ter. Mrs. Arienne Spangler and Mrs.
E. r. Richards.
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Mr.. G. A. Lyon to Be Guest
At Womens CITY Club

Mr. Gideon A. Lyon will be honor
guest and speaker at the women's CITY
Club current events section, Tuesday
afternoon at $50 o'clock OUTSTANDING
events OF current interest viii be dis
cussed. Mrs. Grace Ross Chamberlin
will preside. Among the patronesses of
this section are Miss Susan Baker Miss
NJ. E. Black. Mrs. A. E. Becher, Miss
Eva Billiard. Nine. Marie Boulay-An-
derson. Miss Frances NJ. Dawson, Mrs
A. g. Dodge. Mrs. l. B. Dodson. Mrs.
e. B. Fristoe, Mrs. Walter Florence,
Miss Mary Colt, Mrs. Frank Golden.
Mrs. Emma Hughes. Mrs. Ella g. HofY-
man. Mrs. Marie II. Heath, Mrs. Lillian.
G. Knowles. Mrs. Anna H. B. McKin-
ney. Mrs. Ella Myers. Miss Mary A.
Mason. Miss Media Ann Martin. Miss
Helen McGown. Miss Elva Mcnamara.
Mrs. Mary c.. McCloskey. Miss Mary
Nickerson. Miss Grace Osgood. Miss
Henrietta Gliding. Miss Adele Randall.
Mrs Eleanor Baker Spencer. Miss Helen
McSweeney. Miss Mary Eleanor Smith.
Mrs. w. H. Snider. Miss Ella May Sui
Ivan. Miss Hazel Swift. Mrs. c. NJ
Vosburg Mrs d. NJ. Stone, Miss Roberta
Tull. Miss Elsie Weeks. Mrs Ida Whit
tington. Miss Mary Benton Wright.
Mrs. Charles Wilcox. Mrs Grace DOYLE
Wooster. Mrs J. p. Wishart and Miss
josephine Willis
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ALEXANDRIA SOCIETY

Mrs. Alfred Griffith Uhler and he.
scn-in-law and daughter, DR.. and Mrs
John TfortOn Ashton, nave issued In
vitations for a reception Saturday eve
ming. February 10, from $50 TO II
O'Clock. at the home Of Mrs. Uhler. 201
North Washington street. In honor 0.
DR.. Axhons brother and sister-in-iaw,
Mr. and Mrs. Fireman Tyler Ashton
Of Seattle. Wash.
Rev. and Mrs G. peyton Crsighill
have announced the engagement oi
their daughter, Lydia Lan2h0rne. in
Mr. PniIip TytuS Rochelle Of Chester
n. Y. The wedding will occur In June
In St James Church In Leesburg, Va.
OF which Mr. Craighill Is rector.
Miss Mary Tyler Heiner spent The
week end as the guest Of Miss Mollie
Mliligan in Annapolis,
Miss Louise Andrews Of Bhenield
Ala. has been the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs, Henry DEBUT, on South 1T
Asaph street.
Mrs. C. w Wilkerson Of Albemarle
County. VINO has beer the guest Of nes
daughter. Mrs X Il. Mclean. has gone
~ visit relatives IN Richmonc
Miss Lou Carr Tayloe " Wes,mofe-
land COUNTY Is the guest Of Miss MARY
Hunt Roberts on Duke street.
Mrs e. II Epilman o. CuiDepeF has
been q guest for yeek vi her aDn-in
Law ane caughter~ Mf. and Mrs. Edgar
q Eayol on Prince street.
Miss Mildred Neither " Washington
VINO nss been the guest Of Miss Ellen
Tsyior departed Monday " spend the
Az4 taE tft
Misc Mary Thomson left last %eel
" he the guest Of CoDicr and Mrs
Julian 4. Miller A. Paris Island
CnarIegton. f. T..
Miss klizsbeth EaFr If 81, Agnes
Ecfs1o, spent the week End with hel
parents, Mf. and Mrs e.. r. Barr, II
Winchester aGc had 81 iTf guest Mis-
CgljTtfnay CccbTan, daughter III Dr
end Mss. Thomas r., Cochran Mis-
Esfr and Hiss Cs)rhFan attended In.
hicNinthr DANES al Shensndoah Val.
ley hlanemy, ~ Winenester.
NlsE Donna Marie CDCper III Wash
ingbHo spent the WEEK. with flsy brother
;n-iaw and sjkbr, III sn6 Mrs l. !
EssifDfc, emo It!t yesterday for IlaiTGDe
Pa. WiieFf she VIII TeniaIn efyers
n1Gntns
Mfs IpjLeTt W. sohueider il ~ hons
from visit " her H,G ~iu-IaW snf
daughter. Mr. aud Mrk. Jojln 4 Lewis
H. ~ WestiismpLyiJ, long Island
Miss Louftensy Page Waller VI Eliatt
Hal fscipD1jI, Ia tsLeuuton WsE D. guesi
oyer the past Wefk snd III ber parents
Nj sno Mrs Wilmer J. Waller.
Mrs jam Leslie Hall lr, sHc1iu,
panied by ME Elsuss E!kA1s, sailed
fpF Panama last week, where CDH.dt
Hail Is stationed
DF H. w Brown and Mr. skibaH
Ueafjag III Esnpstsnnocs County hay'
LETT for their liDUles after visit u
Mf sud Mfk. l.. II Dudley Oh Cameron
ttteet
Mia MsEgsTf, Benn.khef III Piitk
h9ign s tiAs guest ~ Mf. and MTs
EtTnsTd j DonHtIly.
hr EdssTd N Green III Washing
tcg. Va, ass d guest lssi week of hi
Ga Law and daughter. mr., ana Mr.
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Bridge Party and Supper
In Honor of Miss Kino

Miss Anne Nolan entertained At q
bridge and supper party TUESDAY eve
ming In honor Of Miss Barbara Lucille
King. Among the guests to meet Miss
King were Miss Madeline King, Miss
Elmer Donovan. Miss Margaret Mannix.
MISS Catherine Mannix. Miss EveIvn
Nee: Miss Irma Rupert, Miss Betty
Cooke. Miss Dorothy Smith. Miss
Norma Powell. Miss Esther Hauber.
Miss Beatrice Goheen. Miss Loretta
Goneen. Mrs. James Cunningham. Mrs
RAYMOND Daniel Lewis, Mrs. Minor
Heine, Mrs. Walter p. Nolan. Mn.
Pierce Lovick Riddle and Mrs. Robert
D. Cunningham.
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AWAIT AUDIT REPORT.
Raptist Officials to Study Accounts
Of Lost Treasurer

ATLANTA. Ga, September 4 jPl-
Members Of the home mission board and
Of the executive board OF the Southern
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GRAND JURY PROBES
COURTROOM ATTACK
Tro Women and Man Free on
Bond, Accused in Stabbing
Of Officer.

She Associated T.r=
roLUNETANA Ala. September A.
Ca1d Jury investigation of the court
$50 attack last spring 0n II F Blake,
C sra police chief after his acQuittal
c- murder charges i'm connection with
r-- death Of Mss Louise NOUteabaro,
2 ---v sewing machine SslCsw0Uan from
--s0 Ala was begun yesterday.
Mrs Mabel Afonteaharo mother Of
go dead 1,r.. Miss Cecilia TuboS. aunt
G the GtrE and Alton Tuhbs, another
= 7rye are free under bond on charges
c assault with intent 10 murder IN con-
= son wtcn he attack on Blake.
- 2 courtroom crowded to capacity,
; -lahnz Is alleged to have plunged a
HE INTO BIaEe,S neck Immediately
c n me survS verdict Of acCuittal had
I'm read. The stabbiag took place
2 er Saot 5red at Blake by Mrs.
lsontea ba~0 had gone wild. Alton Tubbs
VS. taken into custody As an accessory.
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knowledge OF the English language
which is obtained through titles which
appear on the screen both in English
and in Spanish
The number Of inveterate movie
habitues who gain their knowledge Of
English through this medium is sur
prising. Occasionally titles are read
aloud in Spanish and then in English
the better to obtain translations.
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LOSES HAND IN SAFE MILL
I our Manufacturer Was Showing
Why Guard WASN'T Needed.

WAVEESBORO Pa tSpeciaD -
4 zustus Wolf r. well known Cham
burg -four mill manufacturer, lost
r. eft hand lately II an unusual way
An inspector of a casualty insurance
c4upanv vas inspecting a plant, and
3 il-u hc came . a planer suggested
G1at q guard should 0e placed 70 in
rra safety to the operator
EFr WEI said The guard was I'M
? >~assary and voald demonstrate Any.
rs r. Johnson the inspector. SAID
- wolf .aytcd gp the machinery and
80 waving MS hands about 70 show
f'tr absence n danger. His left hand
cs-~a ton r5osc 10 the wheels and u was
cown su+o thc plancr. Before the ma
e1qne could be stopped the hand was
crushed orlv The thumb being intact.
ri WolE wa~ taken "a the Chambers
rstr- Hospital where the entire hand
vaar srnutafeC
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in place Of Carnes at the direction of
DR.. George A. Truett of Dallas, presi-
dent of the convention
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SUBWAY VICTIM DIES.
Brings Death Toll in New York
Wreck to II.

NEW YORK, September 4 P).-The
death yesterday Of Thomas A. Ford.
Western Springs. H. brought to II the
number of persons who lost their lVcs
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BOY THINKS QUICKLY.
CIines to Bumper While Car Draes
Him so Feet.

POCKLAND. Me Special Hun
c-~ds Of Main street pedestrians were
witnesses Of an unusual case Of juvenile
= '-rtncss recently when Arson Athern.
s ran in front 0f an automobile owned
bv Deputy Warden Lawrence !. Colgan
a. he Maine State Prison
Instead ri losing his head the fright
ra16 child chung - the bumpers and
SIS dragged over she pavement about
81 Eaet. his screams attracted the at
fr~faan IF CITY Marshal Robert A. Web
F~. whose whistle brought the car ~
g s16stll. and Mrs. Coigan. the driv-
e. discovered the ChLd's predicament.
y b the stopping Fl the car the child
J sEed his hold and Swooned. Except
e. q few bruises and scratches he was
Urnturec No blame was attached
- Mrs. Colcan
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Baptist Convention will meet here to-
day to hear the report OF an audit of
the books Of c. S. CarneS, missing
treasurer of the mission board, who,
since his mysterious disappearance from
Atlanta, August Is, has become the OBJ
iect Of a Nationwide search,
Meanwhile. in addition to his duties
as secretary OF the board. DR.. B. D.
Gray OF Atlanta became acting treasurer
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as a result of the Times Square subway
wreck August "a
Ford who was Sd years old, died Of
fractured skull and internal injuries. He
was removed from the Wreckage TO the
hospital ruptured and crippled, where
he died
Fourteen persons still were in hos
pitfalls yesterday under treatment for in
iuries received i'm the wreck
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The suicide mania has been so ram
pant in Budapest. the Hungarian CAPT
tai, that special guards have been sta
toned by the government along the
ouays of the Danube River, favorite
jumping off" place.
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MOVIES TEACH ENGLISH.
Cubans Learn Language by Read
ing Subtitles.

HAVANA (P).--Moving pictures are
bringing to Cuba not only recreation
and advertisement but a smatterin9
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-02-14
NINE WINNERS
OUTSIDE CITY
Z Prize Awards in Thurs
9; days Gorilla Contest.

Nine of the seventeen winners i'll
Thursdays Gorilla subtitle contest
live outside of Indianapolis.
Mrs. Sylvia Brummel, Rural Route
2, Nashville, Ind, took first prize
with the subtitle "Terrors of The
Unknown" She gets $3.50.
Mrs. Jean Snyder, Atlanta, Ind,
won second prize of S. with the
subtitle 1.-THE Seen and the I'm
seen"
The 81 third prize winners are:
William D. Thompson, 729 S. State
Ave; Miss Alma Keanodle, 522 W.
Chicago ST., Lebanon, Ind. H. D.
Rusie, 202 Parkview Ave: Percy D.
Henry, 1924 Dexter Ave-, and M. B.
Moynahan, 1410 Park Ave.
Fourth prize winners, who get two
free tickets to the Indiana Theater
to see the Gorilla" are F. L.
Duwe, 1929 N. New Jersey St.;
Blanche O'Hair 4O4 E. Washington
ST, Greencastle, Ind; Martha
Forsha, SO E. Washington ST.,
Nooresville, IND; Wanda Hartman.
625 Peoples Bank Bldg; Mrs. Roger
Brighton, Box Sc, Gosport. Ind;
Mrs. John Meehan, 422 Congress
Ave; Mary Johnson, Rural Route 2,
Box 722, Indianapolis; Mrs. J. H
Barton, 312 E. Green ST., Lebanon,
Ind; Cora Johnston, 1915 Prospect
ST.; and Nellie K. Case, 408 E.
Second ST., Dayton, Ohio.
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Instructions
Help Wanted Female

CENTRAL BEAUTY COLLEGE. Our grad.
2n9 Sdd T EeIiou RiSo Ne s9s ond ssna
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Fine! Fine!
BIZ Times SpecinL

By Times Special
ELWOOD, Ind, Feb. IA
Chauncey Frazier, city court
prosecutor while Boy Scouts
ruled Elwood's municipal af-
fairs for a day, was held by
other boys while Miss Nellie
Millage paid a fine of five
kisses. Arrested on a traffic
ordinance violation, Miss Mill
age was given the choice of
paying Is cents or kissing the
prosecutor. she chose the
kisses.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-02-14
ARMY is TOPIC
The Rev. H. C. BObbIitt to Tell of
Experiences in Russia.

The Rev. Henry G. Bobblitt, pas
tor of the Linwood Christian
Church, will tell of his experiences
with the white" army of General
Denikine in its campaign in Siberia
against the Bolsheviki at the
father-and-son banquet of the Sec
ond Reformed Church in the church
nall at Wright and Weghorst SITS.
Thursday night.
A Manual Training High School
quartet will sing and Maynard
Schoch will play a bell solo.
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Your Credit Is Good

5-RM MOD APT.-Steam heat: wa. paid;
ger: only s35. 1919 Blaine. Hu. 1858.
Courtroom Semi-NIodern
In first-class condition; $25. 2os4 Fern
way.
Waddy & Springer, Realtors
Lin. 5l8l. 1872 N. Delaware.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-02-14
Death Notices

MARTINEZ. ELLEN-Age II years. be-
loved mother Of Mrs. J. o. Dawson. Mrs.
Doris K. DobbS. departed this life Feb.
~, p. m. Funeral from residence, 331
s. Walcott, Wednesday, 10 a. m. Friends
invited. Burial Memorial Park,
WALES, AMY E.-Passed away Feb. IL.
IL noon. Friends may view remains
Tuesday afternoon and evening at the
home. 2419 Broadway. Funeral Wednes-
day morning at 40 O'Clock. Burial pri-
vate at Crown Hill. (Newburgh and
Cannelton papers please copy.)
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-02-14
BOARD OF ZONING APPEALS
NOTICE OF HEARING

Notice is hereby given that w. H. Hol-
ton has filed with the Board of zoning
Appeals of the City of Indianapolis, a
three double houses on three 4Oxl515 #.
lots at 726. $50 and 1874 E. SIND st.
public hearing will be held by said
Tuesday. Feb. 81. 1928. at which time and
place all interested property owners will
be given opportunity to be heard with
reference to the matters set out in said
BOARD OF zONING APPEALS
GEO. T. OCONNOR. President.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-02-14
RAIN PREVENTS HOP
Legion Commander Takes Train to
See Governor.

bW JWITtU FTtSS
DETROIT, Feb. 14.-National
Commander Spafford of the Amer
lean Legion was delayed today by
rain from taking off for Harrisburg,
Pa, to fill a luncheon engagement
with Governor John Fisher. He
planned to leave on Pennsylvania
train for Lancaster.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-02-14
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Packing hauling. storage. Low rates on
California shipments. Overland hauling.
Special rates on return loads. Main 1858
Rilev 1923. Oh. 4579-0699-W.
TRANSFER-Coa feed. gen. hauling. 821
E. 64th. w. E. Rodocker. Wa. 1923.