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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-10-19
Camp Fire Girls

Courts of awards for the India
napoliS council of Camp Fire Girls
will be held Saturday, Oct. 26, at
Cropsey hall in the public library
from 9 to II. The grand council
fire. Nov. 2, is to be at the Manual
Training high school boys gmyna-
SUM.
All mothers and friends of Camp
Fire Girls are invited to attend a
tea in the headquarters Office, Tues
day, Oct. % from 3 until 5. Mrs.
Frank C. Spangler is chairman with
the following committee: Mrs. Paul
&c. LaBlant, Mrs. G. Walter NC
Carthy, Mrs. George Traut and Mrs.
E. Reick.
There still is room for several
more guardians to register for the
weekend at camp, Oct. 26. All guar
dams and prospective guardians are
urged to come.
Wokitan group, under the guar
dianship of Miss Julia Timmons,
will give a ceremonial before the
Wednesday Afternoon Club, We'd
nesday, Oct. %.
Tawateca group of school No. s
had q hike Thursday, Oct. 10.
Twelve girls were present.
Wapemeo group of School No. SIS
elected Anna Marie Currey as new
secretary. The girls also worked on
costumes for their banquet.
Wokitan group sang for the
Mothers Club last Wednesday.
Truchenkinlo group of the India
napolis asylum sewed on the Needle
WORK Guild garments.
Otyokwa group Of the public
School No. IS had a hike Friday.
Tayusda group of school No. 7
had a meeting in the Camp Fire
Office Friday. They worked on
handcraft.
The following new Blue Bird
groups are being organized in the
city: First Presbyterian church,
Calvary Baptist, Tabernacle Pres
byterian, Hill Community Center.
Two new Camp Fire groups are
being at Hill Community center,
also groups at schools No. 81 and So.
All Needlework Guild articles
should be brought to the Camp Fire
Office Immediately.
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Mrs. Harold o. Cork QefO was
Miss Nell Lee Andrews, 226 South
Holmes avenue, before her marriage
last Saturday. Dexheimer photo
Marriage of Miss Marie Antoinette
Crop upper CENTER, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Crop, 922
North Pershing avenue, to Harold j.
Fleischman, son of George Fleisch-
man, 800 North State avenue, took
place Thursday, Oct. 10, at ST. An
thongs church. (PlatD.
Miss Eleanor Thoms Tight)
daughter of Mrs. Ella ThomS, 4042
Central avenue, and Philip Waldo
Ross, son of Mrs. Lavina Ross, 5420
Winthrop avenue, were we'd at New
Jersey Street Methodist Episcopal
church Saturday, Oct. II. (Platt)
Announcement is made of the
marriage of Miss Ruth Woodland,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs w. O.
Woodland, 1915 Dewey avenue, to
Frank L. Foster Jr., son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank L. Foster, New York
City, which took place Oct. IA at
Richmond. Mr. and Mrs. Foster are
at home in Akron, o.
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CARD PARTIES

D. of A. will sponsor a card party
to be given tonight at the hall.
Twenty-f1fth and Station streets.
There will be a pillow case card
party at Holy Rosary hall, $40 Ste
vens street, Monday afternoon and
night for the benefit of Holy Ro-
sary church. Lotto and progressive
euchre will be played, in addition to
other games. Special prizes will be
awarded to the three persons hold
ing the highest average scores for
afternoon and night. Games will
begin at 2:30 and $3.50.
Ladies Society of the indianapolis
Liederkranz will give a card and
lotto party at Sunday night at its
hall, 1921 East Washington street.
Christamore Womens Club will
give a bunco and card party to-
night at $50 at the Christamore
Settlement house, fremont and
West Michigan streets.
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Weaker Sex
Lacks Man S
Good Sense.
BY MRS. WALTER FERGUSON.

Research discloses that there are
more happy husbands than wives.
This does not mean that men are
worse to live with than women. AS
a sex, we are only more discomfort
ed than men. Besides being adj
dicted to the nervous ailments. We
are afflicted with a desire to rise
in society.
A great many wives, too, lug
around the idea that they not only
must be wives, but keepers for their
husbands. The average man goes
to his work and doesn't bother his
head about what his wife is doing
He doesn't care If he has a we'll
cooked dinner ready at night, that's
all he asks. Nor does he make it
a practice to put his wife through
q third degree in order to ferret
out how she has spent every minute
of her day
Women Are Curious
Women not always are so wise
They are consumed by a relentless
curiosity. If they are of a suSpi-
cious nature, they imagine things I'M
til they lose their good sense. They
not only want to know every single
thing the husband does while away.
but exactly what he thinks. They
are like hungry vampires on a trail
of blood.
Also, they have an atrocious habit
of envy that inevitably leads TO
misery. If the small daughter of
their best friend is more comely
than their little Jane or makes bet
ter grades at school, they are so
upset that they become slave drivers
for the daughter.
II the next door neighbor gets a
new gown Unexpectedly, they. ex-
pend vast energy trying to discover
whether the husband has had a
raise. They have silly aspirations
for the presidency of their local
clubs. And they will move heaven
and earth and the family security
getting even with Mrs. So-and-So
who lost them the club bridge prize
by leading from the wrong suit.
Bachelors Are Happier
Where women get this urge to run
everything and everybody and their
desire for perpetual notice, heaven
only knows. Bachelors, I believe,
are always happier than Spinsters.
Men are happier than women.
That's the answer to the whole
thing and marriage has nothing to
do with it. The male doesn't upset
himself trying to get social prestige
or culture. He has a lot of good
wholesome animal in his makeup
and enjoys his material possessions
without worry about his neighbor
That splendid careleSsness that
can make of the male tramp or
god is not possessed by us, more'S
the pity
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MRS. ORA SIMMONS
ENTERTAINS CLUB

Mrs. Ora Simmons entertained
members of the o. N. t. Club
Thursday night at her home, 1401
Lawrence avenue, University
Heights, with a hamburger fry.
A musical program followed the
supper. Guests included Miss Mil
dred CoIliver, Miss Dorothy Brat
ton. Miss Cecilia Quinn, Miss Mary
Miller, Miss Ethel Reinken, Miss
Francis Buckley, Miss Vonda Bark
er, Miss Norma Miller, Miss Martha
Moran, Miss Hazel Hundley, Miss
Catherine Boyle, Mrs. Flora Gehle,
Mrs. Ora Simmonds, Mrs. Ethel
Heck, Mrs. Catherine Gilby, Mrs.
Dorothy Delano, Mrs. Pearl Hull,
Mrs. Annette Floyd, Mrs Nellie
Elmore and Mrs. Halle Marsh.
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PERSONALS

Miss Justine Kelly, Bluffton, is
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. James Schultz,
1909 North Pennsylvania street.
Miss Marie Hickson Davis Sulli-
van, Ind, is the house guest of her
aunt Mrs. C. E. Marsh, 1912 North
Meridian street.
Miss Virginia and Miss Helen
Klemeyer, Miss Helen Adams and
Miss Gladys Sergeant, Vincennes,
Ind, are house guests of Miss Irene
Adams, Is Hampton Court.
Miss Patricia O'Conner will come
from ST. Mary-of the Woods to
spend weekend with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. William O'Conner,
1923 North Pennsylvania street.
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MONDAY

Indiana Women'S Democratic Club
will meet in TT. Wayne at the FIT.
Wayne .Women's Department Club
house. Miss Nellie Tayloe Ross,
former Governor of Wyoming, will
be the principal speaker Mrs.
Thomas r. Marshall will be an hon
or guest at the luncheon. The prin-
cipal chairman in charge of the
meeting is Mrs. Clara Parrott.
Review Club will meet at the
home of Mrs. Albert Seaton, $50
Watson road. Mrs. Walter Beiling
is chairman of the program, THE
Land of the Rising Sun" Mrs.
Oliver Stout will review Romance
Of Old Japan" by Champney, and
Mrs. Robert Elliott, Tale of Genu,
Lady MuraSaki.
Members of the music department
of the Woman's Department Club
will have a program and tea at the
club house at 2:30.
Indianapolis Literary Club will
hear a discussion of "Gustave
Fualbert." by r. Rollin Kautz.
Carnelian Club will meet at the
Lumley tea room at 1890. The
guest speaker will be from the citi-
Gems school committee. Mrs. L. F.
Fleury. Mrs. John Conner, and Mrs.
John Engelke will be hostesSeS.
Vincent G. L. S. C. will meet in
the assembly room of the Fletcher
American National bank. "Ob-
stacles to Thought" will be the
discussion of which Mrs. G. M.
Cheney and Mrs. C. w. Craig are
in charge.
Monday Conversation Club will
meet with Mrs. w. P. Anderson, III,
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HerOld- HGlAUOTtb

Announcement is made of the en-
gagement and approaching marriage
of Miss Levada Herold, 1909 Finley
avenue, to Cecil E. Hayworth. The
wedding will take place at 7 Satur-
day night, Oct. 26, at the home Of
the brides aunt, Mrs. c. H. Sar-
gent, 2616 North Arlington avenue.
Miss lilo Gaalema, sister of the bride,
will be her maid of honor and
Wayne Jackson will be best man.
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Girl Reserves have been asked to
march in the Armistice day parade.
All girls wishing to march will do
SO in regulation Girl Reserve uni
form, white MILDLY and skirt and
Girl Reserve blue tie. The ties may
be purchased at the Girl Reserve
Office. Uniforms must be in readi-
ness before Nov. IL.
Club No. 2 will meet at the Y. W..
c. A. Tuesday afternoon. Election
Of officers will be held.
Club No. IA will meet Monday af-
ternoon. Plans for O. Halloween
party will be made and committees
appointed.
Club No. 16, Of which Mrs. Ma
belle Florance is adviser, will meet
Thursday afternoon at the school.
New officers of the club are jean
cite Tabor, president; Mary Sedeu,
vice president; Eulah Mae Parker.
secretary; Aleta Bailey, treasurer;
Maude Hauchens and Ella Mae
Beach, game committee; Harrietta
Howard, Mary Parker and Florence
Free, program committee.
Club No. 20, of which Miss Enod
Dick is adviser, has elected the fol-
lowing officers: Mary Jane Robinson,
president; Lillian Hardy, vice-presi-
dent; Jean Cass, secretary; Melva
Moore, treasurer. This club will
have Halloween party at the
South Side Y. w. C. A. Wednesday
night from 7 to 9.
Club No 80, of which Miss Mary
Harmon is adviser, will meetrat the
Hawthorne Community house We'd
nesday afternoon at 4. Each girl
is asked to bring material for max
ing scrap books and dressing dolls.
These will be made at the meetings
anc when finished taken to the hos
pital. After the meeting on Wednes-
day there will be skating in the
gymnasium. Plans are being made
for a skating party, to be held Nov.
/, to raise money for the club ac-
tivities.
Club No. SO will hold it's first meet
ing on Thursday at the school.
Club No - will meet Friday aft
erncon at the school with their
new adviser, Mrs. O. K. Gaskins.
Club No. 76 will meet Friday
afternoon.
Girls from Shortridge and No. so
are invited to join the new club,
which viii meet at the Rauh library
Thursday afternoon. Miss Evelyn
Carpenter will be the adviser.
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WEDNESDAY

Wednesday Afternoon Club will
meet with Mrs. G. w. King, 1143
King avenue. Mrs. Beatrice Cron
BisSett, formerly of Indianapolis Y
w. C. A, who has been in India for
several years, will be a special guest.
Mrs. j r. Thorn will give a paper
on Tree, Cave and Cliff Dwellers."
Wokaitan group of Campfire girls
will give a ceremonial under the di-
rection of Miss Julia Timmons.
Inter Nos Club will meet with
Mrs. E. A. Brown. 1919 Pleasant
street. Mrs. Anna Brockhauser will
give review of Drama, Old and
New"
zetalthea Club will hold its meet
ing at the home Of Mrs. Jess E.
Martin, $40 West Forty-fourth street.
Mrs. A. J. Hueber will speak on a
"Trip Abroad" and Mrs. Lucinda
Spann will tell of Towers of Lon
don" Mrs. Phillip Zaercher will
talk on Honest Management of
Public Affairs"
Home Economics Club of India
napoliS will meet with Mrs. Fred
w. RaSSman, ALTO North Pennsyl-
vania street. Her assistants will be
Mrs. H. B. Ashley, Mrs. J. w. Bur-
cham, and Mrs. Louie Bushmann
Roll call response will be Household
Hints" ''Homemaking as a Pro-
fession for Men and Women" will
be reviewed by Mrs. James P. Tret-
ton. The monthly surprise will be
prepared~b by Mrs. Edward Ferger.
Minerva Club will meet with Mrs.
E. H. ziegner, 4180 Buckle street.
History and Customs of Mexico"
will be the program subject, given
by Mrs. Donald Smoke.
Members of the Ephamar Literary
Club will be entertained with a
o'clock luncheon at the Lumley tea
room, 1910 North Meridian street.
Mrs. Annie Jackson, Mrs. L. L. Kirk,
and Mrs. George j. Kamphaus will
be hostesses. Subject. of study will
be Early American History"
THURSDAY
Members of Caroline Scott Harri-
son, D. A. r., will meet at the chap
ter house, 824 North Pennsylvania
street. A plate luncheon will be
served at noon. Reports of the state
convention held last week. at Gary
will be given.
Mrs. M. E. Woolf, 1880 Guilford
street, will be hostess for a meet
ing OF the Thursday Lyceum Club.
Mrs. R. B. Malloch will review
t"Peder, Victorious" by o. E. Roll
vaag.
Members of Delta Alpha Club will
meet at the home of Mrs. G. E.
Barnhill, SIC East Fall Greek
boulevard. Business session will
convene at 2;3O followed by a pro-
gram at 3:15.
Ladies' Federal Club will enter
tain with a weiner roast. Members
| of the committee in charge are Mrs.
M. F. Higgins, Mrs. Y. A. Collins,
and Mrs. C. o. Brammell.
FRIDAY
Irvington Catholic Womens Study
Club will meet with Mrs. Adam
Kiefer, 426 North Bancroft street.
The Family and Christianity is
the study subject. Mrs. Thomas
Doyle. Mrs. John Ilinegar, Mrs. Al
bert Nef, and Mrs. A. J. Ullrich
are on the program.
Members of the house committee
will act as hosteSses for the Brook
side Park Woman's Club meeting
at the Community house. They will
discuss Why B-ookSide Park Is a
Community of Homes Instead Of
Houses"
Friday Afternoon Reading Clul
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Club
ArrangeS for
Season S Close

Elaborate plans are being made by
committee Of sixty members for
the final party Of the season at the
Highland Golf and Country Club,
under direction Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Homer G. Lathrop.
The closing event will be dinner
dance Saturday, Oct. &c. Members
are to be entertained with novelties
in music and decorations.
Chairman of committees in charge
of arrangements are: Music, MI.
and Mrs. Lyman Whitaker; deco
rations, Mr.. and Mrs. Hal T. Ben
ham; refreshments, Mr.. and Mrs. H.
C. Shredder; lighting, Mr.. and Mrs.
A. R. c. Kipp, and Inequalities, Mr..
and Mrs. John G. Considine.
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3703 North Delaware street. Mid
dleton" will be the discussion sub
iect. Mrs. Myron R. Williams and
Mrs. Leroy Mansfield will be in
charge of the program.
Sesame Club will meet at the
home of Mrs. A. H. Erwin, 308 North
ern avenue. Mrs. Lester M. Poarch
will give a history of early art in
Indiana.
New Era Club will observe PreSi-
dents day at the home of Mrs. E.
E. Padgett, 3648 North Delaware
street. Mrs. Padgett is president of
the club.
North Side Lioness Service Club
will meet at the Spink-Arms hotel
for luncheon at 1890. HosteSSeS
are Mrs. Edward Wood and Mrs.
Lewis G.. Ferguson. Mrs. A. S.
AyreS, president of the club, will pre-
side at the business meeting. imme-
diately following the luncheon.
Mrs. Clark H. Smith will be hos
tess for the regular meeting of Alpha
Tau Zeta sorority at her home, 1853
West Thirty-third street.
TUESDAY
Initial meeting of the drama de-
partment of the Woman's Depart
ment Club will be held at the home,
1902 North Meridian street, at 2:30
Mrs. Mona Walter Agnew, Cleveland
will give the program. Tea will
follow.
Proctor Club will be entertained
by Mrs. Walter Kuhn, 4103 North
Illinois street. Mrs. w. F. Fox will
present a paper on Catholic New
England" and Mrs. Felix Kreig, one
on Father Sebastian Rale S. j."
First of a series of lectures on
social service for volunteers, being
given under the auspices of the
community welfare department OF
the Woman's Department Club, will
be given at IL o'clock by Eugene c.
Foster, director of the Indianapolis
foundation. He will talk OH Tn
PRODUCTION and Fundamentals OF
Social Service"
Irvington ChautauQua Club will
hold a guest meeting with Mrs w
w. Southland, 81 North Irvingtor
avenue.
Irvington Tuesday Club will meet
at the home of Mrs. William
Forsyth Is South Emerson avenue
Mrs. Francis Payne will have a
paper on Contemporary Poets"
Mrs. F. x. Kern, 5121 Ralston ave-
nue., will be hostess for the Meri-
dian Heights Inter-se Club. The
! Sea program will be carried out by
/ Mrs. j. w. Potter with The Build
ing of Ships" and Mrs. H. E
Yokey, with Palaces Afloat."
/ Mrs. Monroe McKittrick. 1349
Olney street, will be hostess for tbs
Amicitia Club. Mrs. Albert jackson
will assist her.
Monthly meeting of the Riley
Hospital Cheer Guild will be held al
the Ciaypool hotel at 2 o'clock. This
first hour will be devoted to 6
memorial for Mrs. Martha j. Stubs
Multum in Parvo Literary Clut
will hold guests dav at the Colum.
bia Club. Mrs. William H. Polk
Mrs. Harold Trusler. and Mrs. Pau
Thorp are hostesses. : pageant
Love Songs of the World" will bt
given in costume.
Inter Ala Club will meet with
Mrs. Nein Hinton. 4o24 North Illinci:
street. Mrs. Frank gsenksn,I
viii read paper Oh The Art o
Thinking" tDirlmetl, anc Mrs. JohI
Titus will discuss The Brcwnings.
Members of the Independent So
sial Club will meet at the home O.
Mrs. Robert Graham, 1855 Grace
lands avenue.
independent Social Club will NEE
lat the home OF Mrs. WalIel
EicholIz, 1882 Beilefontaine street.
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Gives Farewell Luncheon

Mrs. Aldora Wade, 30 North Oak
land avenue, entertained with a
luncheon at her home Friday in
honor of Mrs. Inez Wolfe, who soon
will leave with her family to spend
a year in Florida. Guests included
Mrs. John Koch, Mrs. H. E. May,
Mrs. Forrest Denney, Mrs. Henry
Spreen, Mrs. Rudolph Doll and Miss
Sarah Elizabeth Tull.
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will meet with Mrs. F. M. Mont
gomery, 1914 North New Jersey
street. Mrs. Kate Gender will as
sist her. Mrs. j. E. Kolb will have
a paper, Legends Strange and
Odd"
SATURDAY
Ho5teSses Eor the Butler Alumnae
Literary Club will be Mrs. John H.
Wallace and Miss May Cunning
ham. Poetry will be the program.
Miss Dorothy Forsyth will review
John Browns Body by Benet,
Miss Mary Mcbride, "Cavander's
House" by Robinson. and Miss Pearl
Forsyth, Further Poems of Emily
Dickinson"
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MISS MARIE ZORN
Mrs. Robert Bonner is in charge
of the first program to be given by
the active section OF the Indian
apolis Matinee Musicale at 3 Fri
day afternoon, Oct. %, at the John
Heron Art Institute.
Miss Marie Zorn. pianist, winner
of the piano contest OF the State
Federation of Music Clubs, Will be
the piano soIoist on the program,
when iii DC aS folio VS.:
SerSe "Ombra Mai Fu' .......-.. Hande.
Kathryn Bovlbv. soloist: MIS-. Lucille
Wlnoers. aecompRnist.
Elegie
Finale from Trio in D Minor Arensly
Harriet PAYNE. Tiolinist: virginia Leyen-
berger cellist: Anita Wandell. pianist.
Pace. Pace Mo Die" Neroi
The CRY Of the Woman :. Mama yucca
The Green-Eyed Dragon" .Wolsely Charles
Mrs. S. & FenSte-uEker. Soloist. II s.
Louise Mason Caldwell. accompantst.
SIX Preludes ,,,;-...-...-- CShhoDIIn
Marie Zorn.
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TiLtOn-Grah0n1

Announcement is made Of the
marriage of Miss Helen Graham,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Cassius
NJ Graham, SOP East Twentieth
street, to Ralph Tilton, Miami. Fla,
which took place at 9 Thursday
morning at Roberts Park Methodist
Episcopal church. The Rev. Mr..
Edwin W. Dunlavy read the service.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tilton have gone to
Miami where they will make their
home.
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HONORED AT RECEPTION
ONO

Mrs. Paul T.
Payne, chairman
of the
membership
board of the
Y. w. c. A,
will receive
with Mrs. Samuel
Ashby,
president of
the board of
directors of the
organization.
and Mrs. Ada
Carrie Campbell,
new executive
secretary,
at a reception
and tea to
be given this
afternoon and
tonight at the
Central
Y. w. G. A,
in honor OF
Mrs. Campbell.
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Indianapolis Pan-Hellenic Asso-
citation will have fall luncheon
meeting at Spink-Arms hotel Sat-
urday, Oct. 26, at which time Mrs.
Roy Peterson, new president, will
be installed. All members of IN
dianapolis women's fraternities
are asked to attend. Reservations
may be made with Mrs. Guy Boyd
until Thursday night. Miss Max
inc Mckay is chairman of the
program committee.
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Girls from Shortridge and No. so
are invited to join the new club,
which viii meet at the Rauh library
Thursday afternoon. Miss Evelyn
Carpenter will be the adviser.
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Club No. 70 will meet Friday
afternoon.
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Club No - will meet Friday aft
erncon at the school with their
new adviser, Mrs. o. K. Gaskins.
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Club No. SO will hold its first meet
ing on Thursday at the school.
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Manual club win meet Friday at
the high school.
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FRELINGHUYSEN
OUT FOR old
SENATE JOB

NEW YORK, April 11.-Joseph $.
Frelinghuysen is a candidate for
the Republican nomination for
United States Senator from New
Jersey. to succeed Walter c. Edge,
who is slated to take the portfolio
Of the late Myron II. Herrick. as
ambassador to France.
The former chum of the late
President warren g. Harding today
confided to friends that he will
make the fight against Franklin
Fort, Edward G. Stokes and all
Corners.
Fort claims to be the favorite
OF President Hoover. Stokes claims
the backing Of many members of
the State committee, Of which he
was, for years chairman.
Stokes counts on an appointment
to the Senate from Governor Lar
sen, the moment Edges nomina.
ton is confirmed for the Paris
mission, and nomination by the
Republican machine for full six.
year term.
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BEST PROSPECTS

400 ). m.---Jos PerseIIe. soprano.
$50 .. m.-Mary Newton and
Helen Wallace, National Theater
Players. VOL l219).
1880 D. m.--Unlted States Army
Band. Capt. w. j. Stannard. leader,
WAIAL (456l.
CHAIN PROGRAMS
$500 D. m.--MuslcaI viEnettes--
Germany. tC.B.s.) WMAL, WCAU.
WOR, etc.
New York. WEAF. WRC. WEEI,
WIFI, WGY, etc.
D.OO D. nl.--Seiberling Singers,
fN.B.C.) New Y0Fi-W EAT, WRC,
WEI, WGY, etc. Arabesque, tC.B.S.)
WMAL, etc,
$50 D. m.--sOnora Hour. (C.B.s.)
WMAL, etc,
1O,OO y. m.-HaIaey-stu pro-
gram ,(N.B.C.l New YOrh-WEAF,
WRC, WEEI. vito. etc.
1890 D. m.--National Broadcast
ing and Concert Bureau Hour, (N.B.
C.) New Y0rk--WEAF, WRCt
VITO. etc. The CoIumbians, (C.B.
So WMAts, etc.
lI:oo z m; ysalmIssz M Ess
DANCE MUSIC
1850 y. m.--Mayflower Hotel Or
cheatra, WRC t316l.
1900 y. m.-Ge0Ege's Hour Of
Music, VOL t229l.
1900 D. m.--Nfeyer Davis swanee
syncopatOFs, WMAL t476l; Stelas
Magnetic Dance Music, VOL t&2Op.
.t-
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Rock Island to HOok-U
Plane and Train Service

PASADENA, Calf, April II
a.N.Sl. Tentative plans to supple
ment the service Of the Chicago,
Rock Island and Pacific with air.
plane transportation were announced
here yesterday by James q. Gorman.
president of the railway company.
Accompanied by his friend. r. j.
Collins, Chicago financier. German
is in Southern California for series
Of conferences IN furtherance Of the
nIane-rail hon!:-gr-.