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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-03-23
ChenhdU-K Grmire

The engagement Of Miss Ann
Josephine Oh nhall, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis J. Thompson,
Shelbyville, and Neal Karmine, son
of Charles Karmine, also Shelby
vile, has been announced. The
wedding will take place in the sum-
mer.
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Mem OMcers

New officers of the Vincent C. L.
S. G. Club are: Mrs. o. r. Sumner
reelected president; Mrs. E. H.
JENNIE, vice president; Mrs. j. O.
Hoffman, secretary treasurer, and
Mrs. S. T. Johns, publicity chair
man.
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Dnncinq Pupils Entertain

Members of Olive Branch Rebekah
Lodge No. 10, 1886 N. Delaware ST.,
will be entertained Saturday eve
ming during the social hour Of the
lodge meeting by dancing pupils Of
Miss Peggy Lou Snyder.
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2 o. A Meotinn

A special business meeting Of
Camp l, Patriotic order Of America,
will be held at ? p. m Friday at
Clark's Hall in BrightwoOd All
camps in the city will hold a union
meeting Monday night at the same
Mace.
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And as if he hadn't made mistakes a time
or two before
Curiosity impels him to experiment some
more
So he witches at violet to try and
pull it out
And discovers in embarrassment-a hat
without a doubt
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Home From California

Mr.. and Mrs. Harry A. Sims OF
the Stratford Apis. have returned
from their six-weeks' trip through
the South and California. They at
tended the Mardi Gras at New Or
leans and visited friends in Ell Paso,
Texas; Los Angeles, Cal, and Tia
Juana, Mexico.
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The "LOne Leaelld"

Although he was 1O3 and she was
90, Mrs. Elizabeth Reevs left her
husband the other day. She said
that their marriage was not a
success; they were not happy to-
gether, and would be better apart.
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SOrOritu Meetinq

Beta Chapter of Alpha Beta
Gamma Sorority will meet this
evening with Miss Dorothy Engle,
500 n. Pershing Ave.
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There's a pretty clump OF foliage for ex-
ample, in the back
(And he makes a commentator on the
decorators knack
But upon examination he discovers that
instead
It's a novel sort Of turban on an ami
mated head.
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And perceiving on the counter what he
thinks a little bowl
OF the seasons prize primroSes which
delight his very soul
He proceeds to venture closer with
Scrutinizing touch
And it comes TO life, surprising Mr.. Van
die very much.
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G0Lden WeddinQ

Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob CARRIER, Co.
lumbia City, viii celebrate their gol-
den anniversary Saturday at their
home with a family dinner.
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tiles. II dscards like tissue you simply
follow directions in each box; it deodorizes
thoroughly while being worn.
NeuO prices effective today
Today-the new prices are in effect. We have
built new plants, constructed expensive new
machinery on double scale, anticipating that
your approval and enthusiasm would match
ours.
You buy Kotex by name at any drug, dry
goods or department store, without embarrass-
ment, without delay. 1t comes in two sizes,
Regular and ex-Super. Supplied also through
vending cabinets in rest-rooms by West Dis
injecting Co.
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Mrs Van de View at last inveigled VAN
die into going
To the flower exhibition where he finds a
gala showing
Which enchantS him, for his nature is
aesthetically inclined,
And he wants to finger all the dainty
blossoms he can find.
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d ARELY is a manufacturer abie to offer better
IN goods and lower prices at the same time.
Two years of exacting work in our labora-
tories by designers and chemists GIN coopera-
ton with women doctors) led to the perfection
of the Improved Kotex
With the presentation of the new style Kotex,
exclusive in design comes the most radical
development in intimate feminine hygiene since
the invention of Kotex itself. The features we
have developed are eFe3aSive to Kotex are
found in other sanitary pad.
What tornr:ftting means
By a unique process, developed only after
months of experiment, corners are now scieH-
tihcay rounded and tapered so that the pad
fits snugly, comfortably, securely. Closest-ht-
ting gowns retain their SLIM smooth lines.
This brings composure, a sense of we'll
being, heretofore impossible.
Jfu6ier-chGfng eliminated
Now, exclusive methods have been found for
making the absorbent filler still softer. Chatting,
binding, similar discomforts are eliminated.
27 t0OnteH doctors, SO nurses
cOOperated enthusiastically
During the past two years 81 women doctors,
IS nurses in leading hospitals, in City Health
Departments, in Welfare Departments, were
consulted. Six specialists in feminine hygiene
suggested and approved ideas.
Al former advantages retained
The remarkably absorbent powers of Kotex
remain the same protective area is there.
Celucotton wadding. which rs exclusive to
Kotex, has all the advantages of any water
prooied absorbent, plus IT'S own unique quail
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Boz Sal

II young son has outgrown the
high chair, but is still too low for
the table, make hip a seat to go
on top Of a chair by painting
small fruit box his favorite color.
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OMPANY. 1870 NORTH MICHIGAN AVENUE, CHICAGO
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I 4 netO, form. fitting shape -. corners are
now scientifically rounded and tapered so
that you wear it under the most clinging
gowns without possibility of detection, with
out marring smooth, fashionable lines.
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1t is softer, too-fufier eliminating I'M
pleasant chatting and binding.
: RETAINING ALL THE FEATURES AND
PROTECTION OF THE KOTEX YOU HAVE
ALWAYS KNOWN.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1928-03-21
LOWDEN, SMITH
WIN NO. DAKOTA
DELEGATE RACE

LARGO, N. D., Marc.l 20 tP-Thir-
teen votes for Frank O. Lowden in
the republican national convention
and 10 for Governor Alfred E. Smith
in the democratic were pledged by the
North Dakota electorate in todays
statewide presidential preferential
primary
These two presidential possibilities
were unopposed and their endorsement
was mere formality, incident to the
selection of delegates to the two ma
tional conventions and naming Of
presidential electors.
First interest attached to the con-
test within the republican party where
the non-partisan league faction was
opposed by the independent or anti
league group in selection OF delegates,
electors and national committeeman.
Harrison Garnett of st. Thomas, the
present republican national committee
man, affiliated with the independent
faction, was opposed for reelection by
F. j. Graham of Glendale, a non
partisan Lacquer while the democratic
candidates for committeeman were T.
j. Casey, Dickinson, and j. N. Kelly,
Grand Forks.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1928-03-21
BORDER GUARDS
ENFORCE RULES
ON VACCINATION
Many Bare Arms for Port
Inspectors and Mexico
Bars Against Disease

The federal health officer. DR..
Eduardo Castro G., 7of Aqua Pr.eta
ordered the enforcement of the vac
cinatiOn clause in the health code
on Monday evening following the
report of smallpox in the Douglas
district and in all border stations
between Ell Paso and Yuma Court
eouS attendants were added to the
regular immigration guard at the gate
and each person attempting to pass
south into Aqua Prieta has been asked
to produce proof OF vaccination.
Few have been turned back. Those
having no certificates have rolled up
a sleeve and displayed new scar
or an old one sufficiently well defined
to indicate a vaccination within the
past three years. In cases where the
scars have been barred for inspection
the inspector urges the person to
secure a certificate at once so that
they will not be troubled with having
tC show the scar at each crossing.
Aqua Prieta business men report
that the ruling has not interfered
with international business to any
great extent because nearly everyone
is vaccinated or will be at once and
can thus secure a certificate from
a physician to present at the port
while many are merely roiling up
their sleeves as they drive through
the gates. The Mexican authorities
predict that within very few days
it is likely that everyone will nave
complied with the urge Tor vaccina-
tiol. and the inspection can be done
away with.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1928-03-21
BUSINESS MEN REPORT MARCH
TOTALS SHOWING BETTER
THAN JANUARY AND FEBRUARY
"Buy Arizona PrOducts-Trade at Home" Campaign
Bringing Results, They Say, But Further
Education Is Seen Need

Business in Douglas is showing
some improvement over either jan
uary or February, according to several
merchants representing different lines
Furthermore, some OF the larger con-
Germs show an increase in practically
every line they handle over the record
for March, 1927. Some Of the lines
have dragged along and show totals
under the totals Of a year ago, but
the other departments have made up
for it and the business as a whole
shows slightly higher levels than the
previous year.
One of the interesting facts in
visiting with merchants is the report
they make on inquiry by consumers
for Arizona products" They declare
they see results from the campaign
that has been going on for the last
few years to bring about the ideG
in the minds of the consumer that
there are numerous lines in which
they can promote general interest by
insisting on the Arizona product.
"While there is inquiry by numerous
buyers for product mace or grown
in Arizona, there still is plenty OF
room for education and propagation
of that idea," remarked one dealer
But it probably is more the fault
of the producer than OF the buyer
for in relatively new state, such
as ours, there are so many things
that we do not yet produce that it
becomes matter OF educational In
formation for the buying public as
to the things to insist upon as coming
from Arizona sources"
This same dealer pointed out that
such common articles as tents and
awnings usually are thought OF in
terms OF manufactured goods that
come from the larger centers nearer
the fabric mills but it is nevertheless
true that one can buy in Douglas
any day he wants it as good en-
awning or tent as can be secured
anywhere.
With summer coming when the
awnings will need going over and
the persons who are planning an
Douglas daily dispatch., 1928-03-21

outing in the mountains will be in
need OF a tent, this dealer holds the
view that one OF the things needed
is for the tent and awning maker
to get his wares before the public
along two lines "He should see that
the public knows he is prepared to
furnish the articles in those lines
said this dealer. "and he should also
point out in his advertising that
buying his wares means keeping the
Arizona dollars rolling around in
Arizona"
Another line that is being shown
as a homemade product in Arizona
this week is a high quality mattress.
Local dealers say they can sell an
Arizona-made mattress that is a
winner. Those are but two OF the
things that some OF the dealers are
showing as Arizona products during
"Buy-at- Home" week.
One dealer is showing an Arizona
made broom that he declares is a
bargain when compared with any
make OF brooms. The big line that
has furnished the talk to the trade
during the week has been garden
and truck products, canned goods and
dairy and poultry produce.
There also are lines OF fruit, canned
and raw, so that in the vegetable and
fruit line there has been plenty Tor
the needs when the customer came
with the request for Arizona products.
There has, according 20 the local
dealers, been an active effort on the
part OF dealers to get the l1r;zona
product into the hands OF the con-
sumner. Whenever the article asked
fer has been available in Arizona
products, that has been supplied ur-
less there has been request for
a brand that could not be met by
the Arizona make.
There are still four days of the
week during which the people have
been urged to use the Arizona product
and the dealers are anxious for every
buyer to make his wants known II
there is anything that he needs in the
line OF Arizona made goods.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1928-03-21
SAYS ADVERTISING
STARTED PHOENIX
ON UPWARD TREND
Douglas Man Declares Arizona Capitol
Is Truly a Wonder
City.

After having had what he termed
a delightful time" at the lumber
mems convention at Phoenix and
other and varying experiences, some
of which were far from pleasant,
j. w. Tardy returned to has ncme
Monday night thankful that the bad
portions Of his trip were not worse.
He was accompanied by Mrs. Tardy
on the journey
Following his visit to the capital
and the convention sessions, Mr.. and
Mrs. Tardy determined to make a
visit to Casa Grande and see deveiop-
ments there. They travelled out along
the canal that carries the water to
the irrigated ranches and everything
was going well enough until it came
to crossing one of the bitches. TO
do this it was necessary to drive up
and over a bank and when his car
got over, Mr. Tardy found the ma
chine in loose earth caused by re-
cent construction work. The more
he attempted to get free the deeper
the wheels sank and tn more pre-
carious became the position, the car
being just at the edge of the en-
bankment where it was so danger
ously close to going over that Tardy
was afraid to spit over the front lest
he hit the fender and overbalance It..
After he and Mrs. Tardy had gotten
out of the car, having stopped it
thus at the edge, he summoned e
heavy truck to pull him ont and
after considerable effort the truck
dragged the car back to the bank
and to where it could be operated
and moved away OF its own power
Mr.. Tardy says that there were no
signs indicating that the road was
actually dangerous for travel and
that he regards it as rare luck that
he escaped as luckily as he did.
Phoenix is showing wonderful
progress and is growing in wealth
and population every day." said Mr.
Tardy. "One ~of the biggest mail
order houses OF the country is the
latest of the large distributing con-
Germs tc announce plans 1or a Phoenix
branch. 1t proposes to erect a large
structure, the work on which is to
be started at once. 1t is truly re-
markable the way business is going
ahead there. Every line seems to be
active and everybody is an cptimis
And the thing that the. people OF
Phoenix credit as being the cause or
their phenomenal growth in recent
months is a simple one. 1t is adj
vertising One man put it this way:
Phoenix hasn't a natural resource
it has not always enjoyed. 1t has
some new irrigation developments, it
is true, but aside from that there
isn't anything to offer that was NOT
here years ago. The people finally
told the world about its wonderful
wealth in climate and in numerous
other resources and anyone can see
the answer. Like many other sections
of Arizona, it has what thousands OF
people in other parts are in search
of and it needed only the advertising
to get attention.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1928-03-21
HUBERT LEMSCH
DIES AT PHOENIX;
ONCE LIVED HERE

Richard Gordon returned Tuesday
from Phoenix where he was called
by the illness and death of his
brother-in-law, Hubert Lemsch, man
ager of retail market OF the Arizona
Packing company Death was caused
by blood poisoning, he having run
fish bone in his hand Death
occurred March IL. Lemsch was en-
ployed at the old Palace Market in
Douglas for many years and went to
Phoenix about two years ago. He
married Miss Helen Gordon and
leaves his wife and two small chill
dren.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1928-03-21
Church Night Program

Church Night Program
The last of the series of the church
night program will be held at the
Methodist church tonight. Pot luck
supper will be served at 6:15. Families
are asked to bring one prepared dish
and dessert.
Mrs. j. F. Corbin, of Los Angeles,
will lead the Bible study at 715. The
subject of the study is the concluding
events in the life of st. Paul. The
game and story period for the boys
and girls will be in charge of Mrs.
Glenn Penny.
Mrs. j. Hunter Smith will lead the
class in mission study and the pastor
will lead the class in Methodist doc
trine Members and friends of the
church are cordially, invited to be pres
ent.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1928-03-21
BUY
new BUNGALOW
OF DR.. WRIGHT
Sale of Property on Ninth
Street Causes Announce
: ment of More Building

G. E. Lester, one OF the owners OF
the Silver Dollar in Aqua Prieta, and
Mrs. Rhoda Caldwell, of Douglas
IA. Yesterday they announced that
they had secured pretty and
appropriate joint valentine in a cozy
little home built recently by DR..
F. T. Wright. The house is located
in the 1900 block on Ninth street
on property that originally was in
tended for park and is in one
of the desirable residence areas OF
Douglas. The price paid for the
property, it was announced, was
$500.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester will move into
their new home at once, ne stated
yesterday. It is a modern bungalow
and when it was planned it was the
statement OF Mrs. Wright, VINO looked
after the architectural designs CT
the structure, that it was intended
as a honeymoon headquarters for
some bride who would buy it for her
home. And the sale appears to have
confirmed the prophecy.
Dr. Wright stated yesterday that
as the bungalow naQ Deen erecCeC;
originally for the purpose OF selling
the property and as he owns otner
lots adjoining it, he has been con-
vinced that there is sufficient de-
mand to start building on another
similar structure quite soon. He
stated that he was well pleased with
the experience OF building the first
one and that he foresees indications
of further demand for new and
modern homes in Douglas.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1928-03-21
volIey Bah Tomorrow Night

Bisbee Y. M. G. A. volley ball team
will come to Douglas tomorrow eve
ming to play the Douglas Y. M. G. A
team. This will be the third and
deciding game OF the three game
series. The teams each have a game
to it's credit The winning in each
case was by the visiting team, Douglas
having defeated Bisbee on its home
floor and in turn suffered defeat by
Bisbee here. So the players are look
ing forward to the game this evening
as one in which each team will nave
tc earn what it gets on the score
sheet.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1928-03-21
Beef Cattle from McNeaI

State Cattle Inspector j. w. Fourr
inspected load OF fine beef cattle on
Monday at McNeaI shipped to Bisoec
for the Arizona Meat company to
be slaughtered by the Arizona Pack
ing company. According to the in
spector this was a load OF choice
animals. He also forecasts that it
Douglas daily dispatch., 1928-03-21
WEDNEsDAY sPECIAL

New shipment of decorated china.
AZ and Apiece sets, for this day only,
at $3.50, $3.50, $3.50 PoSten- Arthur
Hardware Co., douglas Busy Hard
ware Store '-Advt.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1928-03-21
Miss Lorenzen to Leave Monday

Miss Lora Lorenzen. who has been
the house guest at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. George r. Drysdale for
the past several months will leave
Douglas Monday. Before returning
to her home at Clinton, Iowa, Miss
Lorenzen will make tour OF Cali
fornia and Oregon, returning home
the northern way. Mr. and Mrs.
Drysdale, accompanied by Miss Loren
zen, will spend the weekend in
Nacozari, Mexico. Miss Lorenzen has
been the incentive tor many social
events during her visit in Douglas
and several farewell parties have been
planned for her this week.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1928-03-21
PRE-EASTER SALE

The Ladies Aid of NJ E. church will
hold a pre- Easter sale of ladies' aprons,
children's dresses and cooked food at
Mothers Place, Saturday, March "a,
starting at 10 a. m-Advt.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1928-03-21
THRIFT THIIRSDAY

Gal. Thermo Food Jugs ......... .$1.39
No. 2 Universal Choppers ...$1.89
Thrift Thursday is Savings Day.
Advt.- Douglas Hardware Co.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1928-03-21
Dur1ne's Here

DUNES Here
Mr.. and Mrs. E. a. Dunno were
shoppers in Douglas yesterday from
their home at the Rancho Manzanita,
of which Dunno is manager.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1928-03-21
Released on Bond

Ansinta Pedrasa, arrested on a
charge of driving car while intoxi-
Gated on Monday, has been released
from the city Jail upon depositing
$100 bond money. This sum is the
amount of the fine ordinarily assessed
in cases of drunk driving.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1928-03-21
Service Starts Earlier

The communion service in the Epis-
copal church this morning will be half
an hour earlier making room for the
conference later. The office OF COM
munion will open at $50 a. m. and
Rev. w. Cox will lead his conference
on the prayer book Immediately att
erWardS
Douglas daily dispatch., 1928-03-21
RTTMMAGE SALE

The women's auxiliary of the Epis-
copal church will hold rummage
sale at 1893 G Ave, March % and 23.-
Advt.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1928-03-21

SPECIAL Starting Monday, March
25, permanent wave $3.50 for one week.
Palomar Beauty Shop.-Advt.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1928-03-21

Palomar Beauty and Barber Shop
next to Palomar Hotel. Phone 167.-
Advt.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1928-03-21

SPECIAI-Starting Monday, March
26. permanent wave $3.50 for one week.
Palomar Beauty Shop.-Advt.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1928-03-21

is about the last shipment that will
be made until after the grazing
season is well over and the fat stock
is being, turned to market
Douglas daily dispatch., 1928-03-21
ELECT CONCDON
B.ACCALAUREATE
ORATOR MAY l8

The senior class unanimously voted
to have Rev. j. E. Congdon deliver the
baccalaureate sermon on Sunday, May
13. Graduation exercises will be held
Thursday evening, May II, at the
Grand theatre.
mo Breakfast Complete without
The Dispatch"
Douglas daily dispatch., 1928-03-21
Return from Stafford

Mr.. and Mrs Ben CraVey accom- :
panied by Miss Cleo Weimers have
returned from Stafford where they
spent several days
Douglas daily dispatch., 1928-03-21

Dispatch Telephones-Sl and 80.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1928-03-21
DOUGLAS DAILY DO|NGS
Fronl NacOzari

From NacOzari
Albert j. Houle is a visitor in
Douglas from his home in Nacozari.
From Rucker Canyon
Mr. and Mrs. Frank P. Moore were
in Douglas yesterday from their ranch
at Rucker canyon.
Change Residence
@. B. Hammer and family have
moved from ISL Seventeenth street
tc 527 Thirteenth.
Pearce visitor
Percy Wilson, welI known in Doug
las, was a visitor here yestesday from
mis- home at Pearce.
Frank thompson, OF Douglas, spest5
the weekend in Phoenix on business
and pleasure, go
MIS- MISS Bernice snelfick, who has
been quite i'll recently, has fully
recovered.
CattIeman in City
Stewart Hunt, a ,cattleman at
Colonia Dublan, Mexico, was in
Douglas yesterday on business.
Packard Returns
b. A. Packard, president of the
First National bank Of Douglas. re-
turned yesterday from Phoenix where
he had been on business matters
Fromer Resident Here
Mrs. j. A. Cover was visitor in
Douglas from her home in Hachita
yesterday. Mrs. Cover was a former
Douglas resident.
Earl POwIeS Ill
Earl (Coley) Pcwles, connected with
the city fire department, has been
confined to his home for several days
on account of illness.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1928-03-21
Arizona Dinner Thursday

Arizona Dinner Thursday
AT the regular Kiwanis luncheon
Thursday an all Arizona products
dinner will be served. There will be
chicken, spinach, candied sweet po-
tatoes and green onions grown in
the valley and ice cream, cake and
rolls. 1t will be cerved at the
regular place in Speer hall.