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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-13
Advertising Service
For Valley Firms

Experience. after all. nstsEs a lot
whether IL be experience in selling
goods personally--or through sdveT-
Using. The Jsmes Advertising
Agency is an organization OF srscial-
ists fully experienced in the creation
of effective. result getting adyertis-
in-. Experience has taught US hoT
to write ads that have the Ersatest
pulling power. Interested Call Us
m. Phere soc. HidalFs Bank BldS-
Mercedes.
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Cavalry Troops
Getting Set For
Corps Area Chief

Preparatory 70 The tour o. s~pec-
tion w Mai. Gen. william LhsItrr.
recently placed In command of thr
Eighth Corps Area, the troops If ths
Twelfth United States cavalry wall
aEain pals il review VI 9:l5 D'clcck
Monday morning according 10 in-
formation released AZ Fort Brown
headquarters following Saturdays
M~aneuYers.
Gen. Lstsitrr IA expected ~ arrive
here bv automobile from his Fort
Sam Houston, San Antonio. head
quarters January IL. lie viii I've &C.
compHnied hv Mai. W. III. III. Morris
ard Lieut.. l.. u. Sync.
On January iS. Gen. LasSiter will
inspect 81 trorps and the post fm
--He-al End will leave here January
10 for aa inspection Of Fort Ring
gold.
"A dance will hc given in honor cf
the visiting post commander en- the
evening at January IS.
Gen. Lassiter was recently placed
] ncommard of the Eighth Corps
Area ~ succeed Brig. Gen. Albert
Bowlty.
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CITY BRIEFS

School, Kids Itch vaalsass alter .
ia days B.. applying . pee. Of COS
ten. saturated In lmpsrisi Ec4eH.s
Remedy. ia Eftectss paris 81 Zee.
time. All druggists are suthorigs@
. fefuEd sur Gcpey = a iails--
Adv. I'd
Dicksys Oid felIahle rye Water
SoolL and kszis red "a a.. Dossai
aurt. Nee telalrg eox. AL crug
xiALs.-A1T- iJ
Repsinting Csfe-Work vas com
pleted lste yesterday afternoon On
the rSpalntias 81 the leAas Lale, ~
Gated at the corner VI Eleventh Sctret
and Market Square. The outside Of
the cafe and the woodwork Of the
interior has bean reprinted white.
DorfmEn Experimentation q the
ggats In the Hsw electric night sIga
which ]. D0EfIal has recently had
placed over the front OF his Jsws!ry
store Ut 1875 Elizabeth street was
Completed Saturday, and the siga WAS
entirely lighied Up last night Tor the
first time
Water Togntain-Ihe water fUuu-
tan which is being built IN the cen-
ter Of Washington PARK, near toe
Southern Pacific passenger station,
is not expected 70 be completed uH-
til the last of this month OF the
first par or February. according TO
workmcn. Installation Of the foun-
tain y bcin- done BY the city.
New Offices-Offices have recent
y beer leased in the recently re
modelled Arcade building i0l5 Levee
street by the insurance and real es-
tate firm OF McDvEsld- Howard. ac-
cording to DIR. W. II. Spive., owner
OF the building.
Nc~ Iiomr-No on the new
home which DIR. W. :. Merrick is
building III West Brownsville in the
400 block en- 81. Charles street, Is
progressing rapidly. Morsmen say
the residence will ~ completed be-
fore the frat Of next month The
home is one story and built Of stuc-
~ on frame. II will be occupied by
Dr.. Merrica as soon a. il j. finished.
New sigma new sign II being
erected today for the Universal Dress
Shop at the corner OF Eleventh and
Elizabeth streets. The sign contains
the word Green's" and is hung
above the entrance 10 the store. Mr..
Green also intends to Install another
and larger sign which viii be placed
in front OF the building where 1t
can be seen from the street.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-13
Dancing Resumed
AT Casa Grande

Dancing vsk resumed az the Casa
Grande in Mssamoros Saturday night
and will be continued in the future.
the management OF the new club has
announced.
The clubs dancing permit has been
renewed through the Mexican federal
government.
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sAwMILI. OWNER DIES

WAXAHACIi!E, Tex, Jan. i2.-Ap
&C. I. Barksdale, s., owner Of eX-
t~cnsivc east Texas sawmill inter
ests and brothcr-in-law Of Attorney
General Claude Pollard, died here
TODAY.
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TWO BOYS, 5, BREAK
ICE, DROWN

DENVER, Jan. 1..-lF-Psul Fin
reEan and Harold Beehn. beth ~
them s. we're drowned here today
when they went through thin ice On
a ditch.
Young Beshm died in an attempt
70 rescue FinneKaa.
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4 SHOT IL

MANAGUA, Me, Jan. i2.-TP-
Four members Of the Guarsia Ma
ciOnal have been wounded in q clssh
with bandits neat San Juan de Hell
paneca. Several bandits arc bslicv-
ed to have been killed.
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VaHeyBanks
HuUe27MiI7iOn
Resource Total

Deposits Of so 6sS2iLs7 and resources OF S2ssisslas5 wer reported
By the banks OF Cameron. Hidalso, Winacy and Starr counties IN their
combined statement for December 81. 1925, according to reports from all
the banks to The Brownsville Herald.
These figures compare 9th s.sgGl55L75 " deposits ard s2sss5s77Gl
in resources in tn. statement Of October -, 1898
The four Brounsvile banks reported = total Of $ils59S1S22 IN re-
sources and ss2575552i in deposits o December 81.
The Cameron county banks accounted for Sl2ll5J52t5 Of the total ia
deposits, and sS0s5F9i2s in resources.
The Hi4algo county banks reported sss19s092i in deposits and fio-
as, ssO7s in resources.
The figures by towns follow.
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A. 4 N. OFFICIAL DIES

AUSTIN. Jan. I2.-fPl-Hnl r..
Weaver. chairman Of the mechanical
engineering school AZ the University
OF Texas. and for ~ years a member
OF the faculty.. died here toiav.
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SCLON'S DAUGHTER DIES
CORSlCANA. Texas. Jan. ie.-T
Miss Isye Hardy, 45. daughter of
former Congressman Rufus HARDY.
died here today.
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Lodge Honors
Miss Murphy
With Luncheon

Miss Mayme Murphy whose mar
riaRe to Joseph ]. Speaks will take
Mace this month, was the honor
guest at q l O'Clock luncheon given
today at the Columbia Club by
members OF the Daughters Of Isa-
bella. Miss Murphy is regent of the
organization. Following the lunch
con. bridge, euchre. 500 and bunco
were played. Mrs. Katherine Hal
Imam, Mrs. John Clancy. and Mrs.
Mary Crawford were in charge OF
arrangements.
Miss Murphy was reelected regent
of the Mother Theodore Circle at
a meeting held Tuesday night. Mrs.
w. ]. Overrnire was named vice.
regent.
other officers for the coming year
are: Recording secretary, Miss
Marie Strack: financial secretary,
Miss Teresa Brewer; treasurer, Miss
Margart Davey; custodian, Mrs. lola
Rice Jones; chancellor. Mrs. John
Clancy; monitor, Mrs. James Ryan;
trustee, three years, Miss Mary KaV-
anagh; trustee, one year, Miss Alma
Busald: first guide, Miss Letitia
Gioscio: second guide, Miss Mar
garet Dwyer; scribe. Miss Marie
Bagnoli; inside guard. Miss Anna L.
Hurley; outside guard. Miss jose
phine Evard, and musician, Miss
Teresa Carroll.
Mrs. w. ]. Overmire has been APP
pointed chairman Of the card
tournament to open In November.
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Women to
Heartbeat
of College

DR.. Homer P. Rainey, president of
Franklin college, will speak at the
first regular supper meeting of the
Indianapolis branch of the Amer
lean Association of University Wom-
en- at 6 Tuesday night, Oct. IS, at
the Ethelenn tearoom.
An informal reception will be held
at which members of the executive
board will meet new members of the
branch. There will be an exhibit of
picture-history maps for the con-
sideration of the branch, which is
contemplating the making and dis
triN'"'--~ of one of this sort.
Miss Catherine Book and Miss
Nancy Todd. alumnae of Franklin
college, will assist as hostesses. Res
ervationS may be made with Mrs.
Fred Terry, 1921 Washington boule-
ward, phone Humboldt $3.50.
Plans of the organization for the
coming year have been made and
the first months program has been
sent to members in the bulletin, is
sued monthly. A QUESTIONABLE has
been sent to each member for the
purpose of finding the particular in
terest of each, so that there may be
study groups, to include art appreci-
alton, child study, international re-
lations and modern tendencies in
education.
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5, 1929
Indian Talk
SIated for
Club EUent

First meeting on the general club
program Of the Woman'S Depart
ment Club will be held at 2 Wednes-
day afternoon at the club home,
1902 North Meridian street.
Mrs Everett NJ. Schofield, preSi-
dent, and Mrs. r. o. McAlexander,
first vice-president, will preside.
Following the business session
Jehan Warliker of the princeely clan
of Seesodia, India. will talk on
India. the Birthplace of Mysti-
cism and the Occult: the Origina-
tor of the Worlds Greatest Arch
itecture."
Mr.. Warliker. born in India, was
taken to England when q child.
After receiving his education he re-
turned to his native country. where
he lived as a peasant. in order to
study his countrymen at first hand
He travelled extensively throughout
Europe and the far east and re-
turned to India, where he was con-
nected actively with the largest in
duStrial corporation in India.
The musical program for the
meeting is in charge of Mrs. c. B.
Breeze. music chairman.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Louis E. Wolver-
ton, 406 Harlan street, announce
the engagement of their daughter,
Miss Gladys May Wolverton
Qeft), to Lawrence M. Rudbeck,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Lauritz Rud-
beck, 1888 Graceland avenue. The
wedding will take place at the
home of the brides parents, Oct.
80. (National Photo.)
Mrs. William C. Lincoln (center),
was Miss Alice Kruge, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. William Kruge,
725 Middle Drive, Woodruff Place.
(Photo-Craf3.
Miss Olga Just (right), daughter
of Gustav Just, 815 East Min
nesota street, will become the
bride of Samuel McCan at SIS.
Peter and Paul cathedral Wednes-
day, Oct. 16. COX Photo0
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MONDAY

Review Club will meet at the home
Of Mrs. II. Maurice Angel, 35 East
Forty-ninth street. Mrs. Joe Rand
Beckett will assist Mrs. Angel. A
paper, Resume Of the Middle Ages. 4"
will be read by Mrs. l.. Willis Bug5ee
Jr. The Middle Ages" will be the
subject OF the years work.
Elmer Tahinger will talk on
Florence, Italy" at a meeting Of
the art department Of the Woman's
Department Club to be held at 2:30
at the clubhouse. An exhibit Of
paintings by William Forsyth is
hung In the auditorium.
Members of the Council Of Admin
istrstive Women in Education will
meet at the Children's Museum. Tea
will be served at 3:45 followed by a
business meeting at Ais and pro-
gram ut 4:30.
Sesame Club will meet at the
home Of Mrs. Lewis Finch, 1872
Downey street. for a thimble party.
Governor Oliver Perry Morton
chapter of Daughters of the Union
will hold the annual regents day
luncheon at the Spink-Arms hotel,
at o'clock. Mrs. w. w. Gates, re-
gent, will be assisted by Mrs. Finch,
Mrs. A. B. Click, Mrs. E. J. Hecker
and Mrs. H. o. McAlexander Irv-
ington school of music will present
the program.
Members of the Irvington Wp-
mans Club will observe Presidents
day with 1 o'clock luncheon at the
Whispering Winds, Brookville road.
Mrs. c. G.. Wesenberg will talk on
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ley. The defense topics to be dis
cuSSed are Patriotism and Defense
of Citizenship" Defense Of Relig-
ion" Defense of Industry" and
Defense of Education" 1.-THE His
tory of Continental Hall" THE
Madonna Of the Trails THE Wash
ington Memorial" kenmore, the
Home of Mary Washington" also
will be discussed in papers and talks
at the monthly meetings. A Christ
mas luncheon at the Miller tearoom,
a colonial tea at the home of Mrs.
c. B. Fitch, the annual dinner with
the S. A. R. and G. A. R. societies
as guests and the annual May
luncheon will be special features.
An invitation to hold the 1880
state D. A. r. conference at Rich
mond will be presented by Richmond
chapter at the state conference at
Gary. according to plans made last
Saturday at business meeting Of
the chapter. The meeting preceded
a guest program at the public art
galleries at which Mrs. w. w. Gaar
gave an informal talk on her recent
visit to Egypt and Greece. Repro
auctions of famous works of Gre
clan art and various collections
made by Mrs. Gaar were on display.
Tea was served following the pro-
gram. Mrs. j. w. Carpenter, Mrs.
P. II. Kensler, Mrs. L. Layton Lydy.
and Miss Katherine Heron of the
John Conner chapterj Connersville,
were among the guests.
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her trip to Norway and Sweden this
summer. Mrs. Eliza Jordan is the
retiring president and Mrs. F. r.
Kautz the incoming president.
New Era Club will meet with Mrs.
Minnie Duncan, 2030 North New
Jersey. for a Riley program. Riley
quotations will be given for roll call
responses. The program Is in charge
of Mrs. Eva Walters.
Miss Alma Kirk will be hostess for
the regular meeting Of Alpha Tau
zeta sorority to be held at her home.
Members OF Alpha NJ chapter,
Alpha Zeta Zeta sorority. will meet
at the home of Miss Artie Gibson,
Spink-Arms hotel. Mrs. Rhea
Wentz, Oak Park, Ill, will be an
honor guest.
TUESDAY
Past presidents of the Press Club
will assist Mrs. Kate Miner Rabb,
president. and Mrs. Blanch Foster
Boruff, Bedford, hostess, at the
opening meeting of the Press Club.
Luncheon will be served at the Co.
lumbia Club at 1915.
Meridian Heights Inter-Se Club
will meet at the home of Mrs. c. H.
Beach, STAT Central avenue. "SagaS
of the Seas" will be told by Mrs.
F. A. Linton. Mrs B. D. Yarian will
sing sea songs, including "Chanties"
and Roll and Co."
Mrs. Alfred T. Rapp, 1910 Fall
Creek boulevard, will be hostess for
meeting of the Proctor Club.
Catholic Builders of the Nation" is
the subject for the years study.
Mrs. ]. S. Ferris will discuss Cath
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MuSiCCIubS
to Meet at
TerYe Haute

Ninth district meeting Of the In
diana Federation Of Music Clubs
will be held at the Congregational
church. Terre Haute, Friday. This
Is one Of a series OF annual autumn
ali-day district meetings.
Hostess clubs will be the music
section Of the Woman's Department
Club, Iota Eta chapter Of Sigma Al
pha Iota, national honorary musical
sorority. and the Hoosier Ensemble.
Junior districts started today
with a meeting IN Marion. Jun
Tor department members Of the
music section Of the Woman's De-
partment Club acted as hostess.
TWO others will be held this month,
in Charlottesville and in Blooming
ton.
Mrs. B. r. White, president Of the
Department Club and a member OF
the music section will extend greet
ings at the Terre Haute meeting.
Mrs. w. z. Nessler, Charlottesville,
will read the minutes Of the 1928
meeting, held IN Lebanon.
MAry z. Watson will play piano
solos. Five-minute talks will be
made by officers and state chair
men. Mrs. Edward Bailey Birge,
president Of the Indiana Federation
of Music Clubs, will talk.
Mrs. George F. Frantz, accompa-
MED by Mrs. Cline Graybill, will
give a clarinet solo. Original Air
Varie," the HooSier Ensemble will
plsy Pale Moon" by Logan, and
"Kashmura." Bessie Streeves Meyer
is soprano with the group: Elizabeth
Miller and Claudine Kitch, violin
lists: Daisy 3. Robinson, eellist, and
Ruth Patton. pianist.
Luncheon will be served at 1890,
followed by an informal reception OF
delegates by the state president and
officers.
The afternoon program will open
ATLAS. Hazel Dessery 0rovert, vio-
linist, will present q group Of num-
hers. accompanied by Ruth Miller
CleaEwaters. Elsa A. SilverStine Will
sing "Oh, Love-" by List, and Lift
Thine Eyes" b. Logan.
Mrs. John Downing johnson OF
Indianapolis. viee-president Of the
federation, will talk. Tho Brazil
community choir, directed by Mrs.
Eva D0nneght. will sing.
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CARD PARTIES

A card party for the benefit of
Holy Name church, Beech Grove,
will be given at 7:45 Sunday night
in the auditorium, Seventeenth ave-
nue., Beech Grove, by members of
the October committee. Bunco,
euchre and pinohcle will be played.
A door prize will be awarded. Mrs.
Clarence Lamkin is chairman in
charge.
Members of ladies' auxiliary to
Convention City Post 1405, Veterans
of Foreign Wars, are sponsoring
card party to be given at $3.50 to-
night at the hall, LAB East Ohio
street. Mrs. Grace Ewing is chair
man in charge
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solic Cooperation in Establishing the
Seat of Government" Mrs. G. S.
Sweeney will give paper, George
Washington, Interesting Side
Lights"
Members of the Indianapolis
Zonta Club will have dinner meet
ing at 6:15 at the Columbia Club.
Regular meeting of the Marion
county chapter, American War
Mothers, will be held at 1870 in the
parlors of the Fletcher American
bank building. Mrs. John w. Pohl-
man will give a detailed account of
the national convention held at
Louisville, recently.
Irvington Catholic Y omen's Study
Club will meet with Mrs. J. G.. Royse,
% South Hawthorn lane. Michael
E. Foley will address the club on
THE Crime Problem" Mrs. George
Wade will report on the National
Catholic Welfare conference, and
Mrs. Lynn Means will review, IN
.fuence of Women in the Home by
Mrs. James H. Hackett.
Thirteenth anniversary of chapter
No. 20, Woman's Organization, Ma
tional Association of Retail Drug
gists, will be observed with a lunch
con at the Hoosier Athletic Club.
Mrs. Edward H Niles, president, will
preside.
Presidents day will be observed
by members of the Irvington Chau-
tauqua Club with a l o'clock lunch
con at the home of Mrs. H. w. Ha-
worth, 97o Campbell avenue. Mrs.
George w. Lahr and Mrs. Daniel
S. Adams will give the program.
Members of the Independent So
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PERSONALS

Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Hornbrook,
1857 North Pennsylvania street, are
spending several days in New York.
Mr.. and Mrs r. 3. Rhoads, Golden
Hill, have gone to New York for a
short stay.
Miss Katherine Doyle of Bing-
hamton, N. Y, is the guest of Mr..
and Mrs. John c. Ruckelshaus, 1885
North Meridian street.
Miss Louise lyman, POOL North
Pennsylvania street, who has been
in New York for the past week, has
returned to her home.
Miss Sarah Frances Kackley, 4511
Broadway, who has been on an ex-
tended eastern trip, will return the
first of next week.
Among those who went to Chi
cago to attend the Butler-North-
western football game today are
Miss Frances Welborn, Miss Mar
garet Mcdonald, Miss Frances Ear
ing, Miss Evelyn Poston, Miss Nina
Nae Jarvis. Miss Anna Lee Howell,
Miss Catherine Willis, Miss Margaret
Harrison, Miss Hilda Griffith and
Miss Josephine Brown.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Graham, 1891
Washington boulevard, have gone to
Chicago for several days.
Mrs. Fred Robinson, New Haven,
Conn. is the house guest of her sis
ter, Mrs. william F. Fox Jr., 3540
North Pennsylvania street.
Miss Margaret Shanklin, 1862
North Meridian street, has gone to
Bloomington, where she will attend
the Indiana-Notre Dame football
game and Phi Kappa Psi home
coming dance.
Miss Mary Florence Smith, Is
Hampton court, and Miss liberia
Reep, have gone to Lafayette to at
tend the Purdue-K Aggie game
and Phi Kappa Psi fraternity dance
tonight.
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Girl Scout
News

A new troop was started Wednes-
day at the Morayian church,
Twenty second street and Broad
way, with Mrs. Deane HARDER as
captain. The following girls were
present at the opening meeting:
Josephine Payne, Lydia Hooker.
Edith De Munbrun, Eleanor Oaks,
Helen Hooker, Sarah Brown, Ruth
Morrison. Margaret Martin, Evelyn
Ciouse, Joan Brown, Carolyn Kenna.
Troop No. As held an outdoor
meeting last week. d.
The following troops have re-
ported new candidates: Troop No.
Mary Alice Hoyt; Troop No. AZ.
Helen Wagner, Helen 1legier,
Dorothy Brown, Earline Wilson;
Troop No. 20, Henrietta Savage,
Mary Cummings. Helen Tomlinson;
Troop No. %. Betty Jane Ballman,
Charlyne Frances Murray.
virginia Carr and Elise Parke
have transferred to Troop No. y
from Chicago and Detroit, respec-
lively. Mary Lou Womack has
transferred to Troop No. 81 from
Chicago.
Frances Brown, Katherine Boggs,
Minnie Davis and Marie Mahan are
new candidates in Troop No. 10,
which meets at Sunnyside sani-
tarium.
Troop No. 81 has elected June
Bslleter custodian OF all troops be-
longings. Jeanne st. Pierre has
been appointed junior leader.
Troop No. is planning hike to
Camp Dellwood, Oct. IL.
Troop No. a will give demon
strAtion in the recreation hall dur
inc dedication week At the Taber-
f1able Presbyterian church. 1t will
BE- held on Friday, Oct. IL, from
AIS to 5.
Mothers OF Troop No. A are plan
hing a skating party for Oct. II.
Troop No. 80 began its meetings
last Tuesday. New patrol leaders
are: Helen Ward. June Ambuhl,
Jean Noe and Virginia viking.
New patrol leaders in troop No. I
are: Evanseiine Morgan. Barbara
Jean French. Nancy Ridge and Dor
othy Jean Smith
Mex court Of awards viii be held
Nov. "a. All blue cards are due
IN the Office not later than Nov. l.
This IS an open court. ANY badge
may Be received
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INTERNATIONAL STUDY CLUB
CALENDAR FOR NEXT WEEK

Mrs. Samuel R. Artman will talk
on Rob Roy, the Robin Hood of
Scotland before members of the
International Study and Travel
Club next week.
MONDAY
Normandy and Joan dare chap
ters will meet for a l o'clock lunch
con at the Sphinx Arms hotel Mrs.
Clara Aldrich will give a paper on
Scotland and Her People" Mrs
Charles Stout will give some read
ings of Scotch poetry. Scotch songs
will be sung by members of the
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Prevent Infection

1t is a good plan to have a small
magnifying glass, such as an in
expensive linen tester, handy on the
bathroom shelf to make sure the
children's scratches, cuts and other
minor wounds are perfectly clear of
extraneous material. This tester
will discover tiny bits of dirt, hair
or fuzz that the naked eye can never
see. Removed, the wound becomes
simply matter of healing. Many
bad cases of infection might have
been prevented by just such simple
device.
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MISS MARIE ARENS
WILL WE'D DOCTOR

Mrs. Herman j. Arens, Kessler
boulevard, announces the engage
ment of her daughter, Miss Marie
Margaret Arens, to DR.. Thomas M.
Leonard, son of Mrs. Anna Leonard,
2109 North New Jersey street.
The wedding will take place in
the early winter.
Miss ArenS attended st. Mary'S-
of-the- Woods college, in Terre
Haute, and was graduated from
Wisconsin university. DR.. Leonard
was graduated from Indiana uni
versity.
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weiner roast last Friday. Mrs. Marie
Parker is guardian Of this group.
Tayusda group of School No. Z is
working on the Needlework Guild
honor. Miss Mary Marshall is
guardian.
1t is not too late for guardians to
register for a weekend at Camp
Alahi, Oct. 26. Camp Fire Office
should be notified by any desiring
to do so.
A new guardians training course
viii be held for guardians or inter-
ested persons who wish 1t. For more
information call the Camp Fire
ONCE.
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Keenim0 q Promise

THE air-traveling costume we
l. promised to describe for you
today consists of a three quarter
length straight tweed coat with
high turned-over collar attached to
short scarf lends, which can be tied
tightly about the throat.
A frock is in the same tweed, with
a tight-fitting bodice molding the
figure to below the hips. A suede