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New Britain herald., 1930-11-25

friends. They campaigncd together lin the raco for governor, Cfr car ricd his section of southern Louisi- ana for Long, and Long carried his section. in thc northern part ot the stato for Cyr
 Once. in a hot campaign, Long tangled with 9 bitter enemy. cN- Governor Jared Y. Sanders. in d New Orleans hotel lobby. Tho two fought and Long finished with q sec ton of Sanders sleeve in his hand, torn off as he parricd d blow. Cyr met him and dashcd down to the lobby, vowing that he would pulver- izo anybody who made a pass "at my friend Hucy." Political leaders managed to calm him down before h" encountered Sanders The incl dent was typical Of the intense friendship between t4c two mca.
 Then came their break over a fa- nous murder cag". In 1927 Dr, Thomas r. Dreher and Mr.. Ada LeBoeuc, werc convicted c killing James J. I.e8oouf the womans hus- band, and were sentenced 10 hang. CyT, Hike many others, believed that James BcadIe. Dr. Dreher's handy man was really the sole guilty party. Bcadlo had turned states evidence against tho doctor and the woman and got off with life Imprisonment.
 As member Of the state pardon board Cyr fought hard to save the condemned pair. and tho board fin ally recommended communication 10 life sentence.
 Long or5r-rUlad this rocom- mcnGation. and Dr. urraer and Mrs. LeBoouf were hanged Cyr issued a statement branding the execution as "a legal murder" Efforts to settle the quarrel failed, and when Long ran for the senate Cyr fought him vigorously,
 Dared Long 10 Say T.
 Opening his campaign in his own part of the state. Long made a bit ter attack on Cyr When lie came into Cyr's territory, the muscular Cyr took front seat in the first audience that Long addressed. Cyr announced publicly that he would make Long jump through a window if h. repeated his remarks in his-Cyr' yr'S-prcs'nc. and then Longs language that night was greatly modified
 Nevertheless. Cll's fight Was an utter failure. In his rae" fer the democratic state rominaiion-Wh is equivalent 10 election ill Loujsl- ana-Long carried Cyr's congress sional district. and even Cyr's home town of Jcanerefto. by big major fly. During the campaign CNr an nounccd that if Long was elected 10 the senate and tool, his scat, and
New Britain herald., 1930-11-25
TRICK DRIVER HELD

Mcridcn. Nov. 5 tUPD - Alex ander De Silva. Springfield. Mass truck driver. was arraigned and held in Sl,oOO on technical charge of misconduct of a motor vehicle here today in connection with investisa- tion of the death of William Poles 46, who was struck and killed by an unidentified motorist last night
 Dc Silva was apprehcnded at Daricn and brought here for ar raignmenL
New Britain herald., 1930-11-25
TEN COMMUNISTS HELD

sydney, N. $. w. Nov. 25 lP}-PO- lice today arrested 10 alleged com- munists after 50 demonstrators who wished to send a deputation to the premier with q memorial on unem- ployment had created disturbance.
 The demons' rators attempted 10 march 10 parliament house where fife Now South Wales Parliament
 formally opened today The police had to use their clubs to suhduo the crowd, part of which attacked them.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-25
PLIERS REPORTED SAFE

Rutherford. \. l.. Nov, 25 tPA- William l.. Hopkins. manager of Edward Winsertcr and Joseph l.. Jones. who arc flying to Sorlh America, said today they landed last night at Fullerton. Md, 10 miles out of Baltimore. They origi- nally had planned to stop overnight at Baltimore
 The fiers notified Hopkins they had been forced down by rain in d field and were held there by in element weather. They planned 10 continue the flight tomorrow if con- ditions improved.
 Jones and Wincort"r hoped yes terday in T baby monoplanc, little more than a glider with a two-
New Britain herald., 1930-11-25
Real Estate News

The John Boyle Co. has leased to F. (. Schrieber. two rooms on the second floor Of 140-t42 Main street for two years for s720 a year, and 10 Hulda Dammling the second floor at l&S Main street for two years at $1.S&0 per year.
 Edward Greenstein has transferred property on Stanley street 10 Frank C. Helm and Nellie l.. Helm.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-25
WANT HEARING EEOPt.NE ED

Hartford. Nov. 25 GP-'rwo pcli- lions seeking the roopening Of the hearing on the application Of the New Hartford Water company TOT authority to increase the water rates of that company, such authority ha'-
 ing been granted in an order Of the public utilities commission on Marcl g. have been filed with in" commls-
New Britain herald., 1930-11-25
ASk IINIL. EXTENSION

Hartford. Nov. 95 GPt~-Th" public utilities commission on Wednesday morning at 1U:3o will hear the petl- ton of the flat rate taXicab opera tors in practically all the cities con- ccrncd in a recent order Of the commission that "metercd cab serN- ico" be given in place Of the old flat rate. for an extension Of tim" when the new order will become effective,
New Britain herald., 1930-11-25
NOTICE

Taken by virtue Of an execution 10 3no directed and will be sold at public NendUc. to the highest bidder, at the public sign post, in the Town o New Britain, County of Hartford. .nd State Of Connecticut. fourteen GD days after date, which will be on Tuesday. December 2nd, 1880, at @:&0 o'clock in the afternoon, to satisfy said execution and my fees thereon, the following described property. 10 wit:
 Six Pool Tahies, l Show Case. , Tables, II Chairs. l Clock and l Cash Register.
 Dated at New Britain. Conn, this 18th day of November 1930
 Attest:'
 FRED TWINKLE. Constable.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-25
Birth Record

A son was born at New Britain General hospital yesterday to MT. and Mrs. William Laser Of Claren- don terrace, Elm Hill
 A son was born at New Britain General hospital today 10 Mr. and Mrs. John Cortaras of 30 Clinton strt Ct.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-25

ho, cyr, became governor, he would mah" clean sweep of all Long of fIccholders. Long retaliatcd by say ing. "Tou'n never get q chance to sweep anything
 Right now the governor is busy keeping that promise. He won't leave tho state until his term eX- pjrcs. The senate will have 10 get along without him until 1882
New Britain herald., 1930-11-25
TREASURY BALANCE Treasury Balance. S9G46S64
Smoker. Open House
 Bv T. A. B. Society

A smoker, card games for turkeys, and an entertainment will feature inc open house social of the Y. NJ. Y. X. X E. society at it's hom" on Main street tonight. John L., Pagan is chairman of the committee in charge.
 This is one Of series Of sorials the organization is sponsoring dur ing the winter months
 Moro than 5G new members will he initiated at a specLal meeting held prior 10 the card games.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-25
+ un c r a l s
Mrs. sarah I.lyira Hills

Funeral services for Mrs Saran Ilrlra Hills, aged S2, who died Sun day at her home, 722 Arch street, Wcr. hold this afternoon at o'clocl, ar Erwin chapel Rev, William Ii, Afderson. pastor of Trinity Method i.' church. officiatcd. Burial was n E&irylcW cemetery.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-25
John |. V GinWright

Funeral services for John F. Wainwright, aged 76, of 1-5 Camp street. who died yesterday, will be held tomorrow afternoon at. o'cloci, ar the home. Rev William H. Ald- .r.oH. pastor Of Trinity Methodist church. will oGicia,c. Eurial will
 in Walnut Grove cemetery Mcr- Ideu
New Britain herald., 1930-11-25
N iliian j. EOOiey

Funeral services for William |. noolel. aged G1. who died Sunday al inc home Of his brother. James l.. Dooley of l94 North street will ba held tomorrow morning at 2 o'clock at St Mary's church. Burial will bo in St Mary's cemetery.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-25
NEN YORK CLE,ARlNG>

New York, Nov. @5 UP)-Banh clearinss $916.o0oooQ; clearing house balance S11G.oOo,o00; Federal Reserve bank credit balance. $lpl.- GO000u.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-25

cylinder motor, to fly down the At lantic seaboard to South Aplerica. Their ultimate destination is Bue- nos Aires.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-25
Special Notice

Barber Shops will be oNsn Wed nosday night until o'clock. Closed all day Thanksgiving -adNt.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-25
BANK CIEiRINGS

Boston, Nov. 25 UP)-Bank clearings: Exchanges: $62,Oooooo | Balances: $37.000.Q00.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-25
WaH Street Briefs

New York, Nov 25.-Contracts for new construction of all types awarded in the metropolitan area of New York during the week ended November 21 totaled S13,545, 00Q, F. w. Dodge Corp. reports. This brought the November total to s45.- 95,4O0, a rate of s2,6S2, 900 per business day, against $3,Q79,0O0 per business day in October. and $6,- o2G,0Q0 in November 1929. For the year to date contract awards amounted 10 sS65,294,6O0, against $1,051,040.20o in the corresponding period last year.
 Stockholders Of Aviation Corp. of Delaware have voted 10 retire S69.- GOO shares or capital stock and to re- duce the stated value of the capital stock 10 S a share from s1O.
 4 group headed by G. M. P. Mur- phy X Co. has formed a fixed trust known as New York Bank Trust shares, with the stocks Of 1o New York city banks and trust companies as the portfolio. Public offering is being made today or shares of the new trust.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-25
S'~4 n |1eLS = r ilAd4l.t -L, I-l
 Fire Insurance Companie
Life, Indemnity aud Other Insurance
 fomDanip>

Aetna Life 1us to ............. CS 65 'oHn Gen Life Ins Co .....-... I9C l24 iifd Steam Boil lAsp N lns Co. 5o. 5 Lincoln Natl Life Ins @ ..,... 100 Travellers Ius Cy ...........,. I0uu l02v
New Britain herald., 1930-11-25
Public tiiities

T00n E1c' serI-e CO .......... tE '. Cora Power Co ............... 6 6, Greenwich Water a Gas Co, pld 9l Hid Gas Co .............,....,. TGI 7i
 Hfd Gas co, ptd ..,........,... 4c. 4f Hid Elec Light Co ...,......... Fl :. Holyoke Water Power Co ..... 4; : x | Telephone co ..--...... lJq. I6s
The Washington times., 1930-07-26
DR.. ELMES 70 PREACH

The Rev. A. r. Elmss, pastor AZ
Peoples Congregational Church.
win continue O series Of sermons
tomorrow On '"The Valley Of Dry
Bones at the morning service.
special sAusic win be ysnasgeA ev
the ehugeA shesE -.
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''S 81 e. HsE S:lis.:N = sssE,S ssEiS JsssH sH SlO'E
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LRM.K DAVIS

FWneral services viii be held at
2 o'clock Monday afternoon nd
polack Church, Va, Ter Leslie
Davis, former enspaoye In the As-
sistant slspeEfntendsntE office 6g
the Pullman Co, VINO died yester.
day ut his home d The 1900 block
oS Calvert st. N. W. after IN
illness uf 10 years.
Mr.. Davis had been q =, sidena
% washington fer 80 yeara lie
was GO years cid 90 TIE Tin oR
his death. Re ID survived by. MS
mother. 1Grs. Jennie Davis,
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JOHN VAN DYKE GREEN

Funeral services were held
yesterday in the chapel at Glen.
wood Cemetery for John Van
Dyke Green, member Of the Gcien.
titac Division OF the Bureau az
Fisheries. who died Sunday IA
Denver, Colo, after an extended
illness.
Mr.. Green retired from the Bu.
reau OF Fisheries some time aRo
and since then his health fnnd
been failing him, his condition
becoming serious on Friday ug
last week.
He. is survived by his widow,
Mrs. Harriet FinlEle Green, 0
daughter, Harriet Elizabeth
Green: q son, John Van Dyke
Green. jr., and O ulster, MRS.
Mamie Green lobe.
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BYRT'F
NOT

eessgs = ana Aarsaretss n. selma
Marta 8. ana EitzAssth r. cualis.
Lennis ana Iass Powers. gfrl.
GsoseS r. ana Helen r. B0aner, girl.
Charaea W. r. aaa GditA =. FrsFa@
Edward C. ana Anna C. soksaewSkL
Paul D. ana Frances Sleeper, girl.
WsiAaAm W. aad Margaret ArOaeklS,
Francis x. ana Irene r. Rsnmse, GIRL
NrnesS 4E. aHd Edna RenshaW, gira
Frank 4. aRd Rose Vito. girl.
Harlan P and Martha 4. sanborn.
jimmie 4. and aeannie Z. Allea, Rsra
Douglas .. and Lyle Parsons. ssrl.
George n. ana Mary r. CCurts, girl.
EacAaEa W. ana Mary E. Newer.
WNlsam .. ana ruth Z. Dykes. xarl.
EnSaas ana Mary 8. p1vss, eiri. '
HuSh D. and Mae >. CarpSr. girl.
David aa6 Esther Feaetein, Gari.
william ]. and Mary A. vita, Coy.
Frank v. and HiiaiaA v. DtAGarsns
Merrss =. ana irene .. Raersy, BOY.
Bd@@R& ana RUTH aaaAaRaR boy.
AAhtoa q. ana Mildred L0eeiess, Bop.
Gcadsa ana cather1ns Mccoy. boy.
Warren D. and Margaret @snR@, B6v.
Mathew ). ana Mary .. Rasnasck. Soy.
GSeaF4ue .. ana G0NstaAca Clark. Noy.
Aafr1G T. ana Carrie A. pWrdy, NSg.
Robert O. ana &naaS ". Eohslssn, 49,
&tAsst y. ana Margaret r. xaekIsy.
Beg.
John c. ana Eide o. Gail. oey.
MaFaen 4. ana Agnes d. AnAress,
Roy o. aad Istas Z. sansSury, boz.
Bltag and Marie Aa@eAge. boy.
Wghs&m j. ana Sarah R. CarDeHte&
girl.
Alexander Raa Milla macy, Rtrl.
AloASO q. and Alice Nlehele0n, gtyI
Chiffon AAd Viola Marrow, Dry. -
Je14ph A. and FIora Jacksen, Ney.
James B. and Margaret PrOeeag. haw.
CAaTies A. ana Virginia PrgEa 6AY.
J0hn ana Aebeeea 1EAatheeA NNg.
Charles and Thslma Setsiara Rtgl,
Milton g. ana Eva T.. nDrsay, airl.
Henry q. and Hattie L. WNleA, aaxs.
Lewis and HeArtette Jaekeoa. eey.
The Washington times., 1930-07-26
MILTON BhO0H

Funeral services for A6alEon
Brooke. 1S-yOarold youth who died
Thursday ct the Emergency Hos.
pital from injuries sustained when
he ten from q tree ak his home
July Is, were held today at the
home Of his parents, 116 Marconi
Ave., Alcova Heights, Arlington,
Va.
Infection. which developed IN
both legs, due to q fracture in the
legs, was given % the cause oe the
boys death.
The Rev. Erwin II. Raryear ofgi.
ciated, and interment took place
In Columbia Gardens,
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R1nla8Tb
APPROPRIATE Funseal Tokens.
Gude Bros. Co.. 1919 y 81 b. w.

eOuehAmpeon Usong IslAnd) Hos
pital, whsre he had been o patient
f0r several weeks suffering 9rorn
sSpthceEaia. ne was e. years cid.
Voueht % survived BY his widow,
MRS. Vougnt. formerly Miss Ia
Lewis, Of Pittsburgh. ana their
two sons. CnAnce. jr.. and peter.
Funeral services win be hell Mon
day morning in the chapel of tl1s
st. Thomas Church in Rev York
city.
The Washington times., 1930-07-26
MRS. JENNIE Q. WILLIAMS

Funeral services Tor AErs. Jennie
spencer Williams, vine died Thurs.
day at her home In the 400 block
OF Hill st., Brentwood, I'D, ware
held yesterday In the chanel at
Fort Lincoln Cemetery.
A4rs. Williams was the widow az
the late Charles r. Williams,
superintendent Of the mails OF the
city poStoffice. She was born in
1onia, Mich, but had been . resi-.
dent OF Washington since her girl.
hood.
She IN survived by five children.
Mrs. John Holman Britain. of
San Francisco, and Mrs, James
Bradford, Miss Marion Francis
WIIliamss Charles Richard Wil.
llams. and Ernest Roland wal.
liams, oil oe washington.
The Washington times., 1930-07-26
DEATH NOTICES.
REAR ADMIRAL HARRY N.
R0@RRAU

Funeral services fer Rear Ad-
rniral Harry a. Rosssaa, waaa died
wednesday when le vas stricken
With apopiexy while en route To
the Panama Canal aboard the
steamship CFastohaL win be held
Monday morning at 40 o'cEock at
sc. Thomas Episcopal Church,
Kisheeenth and Church Streets
Northwest. Interlnent win be IN
the ArllngtOn National Cemetery.
Rear Admiral ROsseagl received
his title, that Of only two other
man, Richard 3. Byrd and Robert
e. neary, for his memorable work
in the construction Of the Panama
Canal.
He is survived by his widow,
Mrs. Gladys Fargo Rosseau, vino
arrived from Maine yesterday and
her son, Harry n. jr., vino arrived
IN Warrington today. The body
is being brought to Washington
under the surveillance OF the
United States Navy Department.
The Washington times., 1930-07-26
|NARRIA
LICENSES

weber. 81. TAe Rsv. Robers sherss.
Henry Brown, 90. and JuliA Jones.
81. The Rev. j. L. 3. Hollornan.
AEosss Thsophilas Chrsskephes Bssss'
nsy. %, ana LeamRa Steward, ls. The
Rev. A. A. Graham.
Joseph l. AgresEs 81. ana Moma n
BcggIano. 2s. JadRa n. %. MAteangtN
Joseph N. Hanosh. ..se. aud EeleA
Saseen. 30. The Rev. y. n. CaFtwvashG
James ID. Rtnk 81. and Carrie n
ShiwersL ID. The Rev. j. y. Brig9s.
Leopold 0omsz, "a. and Car0lyn Hars
rSs, 30. Judge r. p. Mattingly.
Henry Easss "a. and AdltS JenninEs
-. The Rev. w. D. Jarvis.
Henry n. 8rown, 81 and Latha v.
Burneets, 1S. The Rev. ,. b. Briggs.
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DEATHS

~ Jessie \: TayaCe. 80 ysas& 1asa
NtIlhrd Easlih, 70 years. Little size
tere oe the Poor.
Rose Ramme meFsloukA. Is years. 1ae1
WyoaaSNR Ave. E. ".
James y. o,Connell, 20 ysasa. 1a2e
Sssthe IrasunsaA, - years. saU X
aaasel Rssa. % ysara ssls Perry
oeorge g. Rsyaslaa % yssrs. SOC
Henry Rainwassr. - years. U. o.
aksiton s 4roeaA' Is years. Hmsr-
Inaaas e MARTA =. ans kess cualipn.
dAyWs 4SIs Thsftsefth 81. ~. w.
MAEy =. 0ans u ysaes. >resaMeAB
Baaa Gales. 81 years. - . o. N. v.
MaTY stewart So ysars. 7as sGaifha
Ina yaa EasOa. Is years. aanIssss
Thomas H. starka % years. possraas
RIVER 9cOt Of Eleventh Se. 3. ".
Clara Samueiss 80 ysara FreedmenS
H0spitR1.
Thsmss q. Faucstts. % y,ars. 1928
Q &c. N. w.
Lenora Frazier. % years. s3ta
Twelfth PL N. w. -.
May A. Adarns. % yeass. asss sew
enth St. N. w.
Ross Taseea - ysarA st. Elisa.
beths hospital.
The Washington times., 1930-07-26
WASHINGTON TIMES

BUSINESS OBRtCD 1S1Y q So. q. ~,
BATES DEkIvEaED NJ OARRlRR 40
WASHINGTON AND ALEXANDRIA
ThS WRshingsos Tamss daiiv % dalsyarea
0y eaTEaer at 10 eeNe1 per NaAks N@llY
Amss sDa Sunday @eeAld % ss1as Or
weeks DAILY Timea and Meeai0 daily. %
cente per wesk. Daily WusS anS Mer@i8
0atly @A6 @an0aS Do senew pae week.
The Washington Her@la osfav and Sum
0ag 10 delivered By carrier a9 - CeneN Dae
wosks daily oaay 10 cents Ger week and
sunday 0nlY 10 cense Per Wesk -
ORDERS caM % tent By mall or SaleSAUH@
plsarlcs See0 Collection 10 1@aaO weekly
RATES ~ NAlEs
tRayaAas On AesaAcss
. Reraa0 Only Tanaao 0nl1
] Month 8 so 4 Month q 20
5 Monihs 10S ) 6ensns l$6
9 Months 2.60 9 Mensks 40
's ''OO nsssld ssss or asnsSS;O 30"
, a, San Sunday on!y 4. , .gd!,s .gsnd! sanday =.
Z Aontns dsSs 9 Aonths S39
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Under 5000

can % b0Dkns 1oe lesS than 5000.
DRASTIC REDUCTIONS have now 6een
made THREE TINES on all our stock
% purchase fine 8atcnaobils for less
than Se0Ot -"
BoNg 9nemee ghaA IN Os0er koed make 60
good car goes down IN pEaeo and the cheap
car kOeg down in dNaate@.
HERE ARE a NEW--WE HAVE MANY
The Washington times., 1930-07-26
For Sale Miscellaneous

MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE lls
BABY CARRIAGE. slightly used. Phone
O0U@LB BED. with apF9ng; sliebOaF0.
:, round eStenaaon taAae: Alg0 Micheiin auto
1inc. 4A22. -
The Washington times., 1930-07-26
CHANCE VOUGHT

Chance Voaght, air pioneer and
contemporary TO the late Glenn
Curtis, died yesterday ee the
The Washington times., 1930-07-26

Many Others--All Makes
Lowest Prices-Liberal
TernRI -
Better Take Advantage
OF This Salel
These Cars viii Not Last
Forever at These Pricesl
Jos. McReynolds, Inc.
14aS-1407 L St. n. w.
COME IN AND LEARN
USED CAR VALUES,
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-09-06
Date Is Set
fOYAnnnaI
Card Party

Children's Sunshine Club OF
Sunnyside will entertain with It's
annual card party at the Columbia
Club Friday, Oct. 3.
Mrs. Carrot F. Kirby, chairman of
the ways and means committee, has
appointed Mrs. A. j. Hueber gen.
eral chairman. Her committee in
cludes: Tickets, Mrs. Robert Shing-
Ter, chairman; Mrs. Norbert Fox;
finance, Mrs. Claude Geisendorff,
chairman; candy booth, Mrs. L. A..
Fleury, chairman; Mrs. Emma San
born, Mrs. Walter S. Mascher, Mrs.
Harry Borst and Mrs. A. j. Ammon.
Proceeds are to be devoted to the
welfare of the children at Sunny
side. Work of the club includes
furnishing and decorating recrea-
ton rooms, beautifying the grounds,
entertaining the children with
monthly birthday parties and the
usual holiday parties and maintain
ing a. cookie and jam closet. The
club sponsors, a girl scout troop, a
Friendly Indian Club for boys,
weekly story hour, Sunday school
each week and a well-equipped loan
closet of clothing for both boys and
girls.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-09-06
Y. w. CA.
Glasses to
Be Started

With a wide variety of courses
designed to supplement those of
other educational organizations, fall
term classes of the Y. w. c. A. will
be opened Sept. 16. for daytime
courses, and Sept. 90, for evening
classes, Mrs. Eleanor A. Hester, new
education secretary, announced to-
day.
Among the new features is the
class in parliamentary law to be
taught by Mrs. John Downing
Johnson well-known club woman
and director Of the Junior Fedora
ton of Women's Clubs in Indiana.
Glasses in speech reading will be
taught by Mrs. Ruth Oehler Katz-
enberger secretary of the League
for the Hard of Hearing. Glasses,
open to both men and women, will
be held Monday afternoons and
Tuesday nights.
Mrs. BroO to Direct
Glasses in short story writing will
be held Monday evenings by Mrs.
John Hays Bailey, author of sew
eral text books. She will conduct
classes in conversational English for
home women Tuesday afternoons.
Mrs. Bjorn Winger will conduct a
Men, Cities and Books" class Mon
day nights.
The newly established music de-
partment, directed by Mrs. Ida S.
Broo, offers Saturday piano, classes
for children in the oxford method
of group instruction, as we'll as eve
ming classes for older girls. Mrs.
Broo also will direct a fretted in
struments orchestra and classes in
banjo, ukulele and singing group.
Bridge to Be Taught
Auction or contract bridge will be
directed Tuesday nights by Mrs. A.
w. Noling. Mrs. w. G. Gardner will
teach a course in study of stars and
birds.
Among other courses will be:
Bible classes, Tuesday and Wednes-
day nights, Miss Florence E. Ian
ham; self-expression, Mrs. Leo K
Fesler; Spanish, Mrs. Glen Didde
and Mrs. Ine1 Sarnper; business
English, Miss Reeta Clark; French
Nine. Marie Couin; current affair
lecture, Wednesday moons, DR.. j. H
Feeling.
SWIMMING, gymnastics, role
skating, tap dancing, ballroom dane.
ing, folk dancing and basketball
also are offered. Miss Vonda
Browne, new dancing instructor, vii
emphasize dance instruction TO
small children.
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Party GiUen
to Announce
Engagement

ENGAGEMENT Of Miss Helen Eliza
beth Eaker. daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Eaker. 1881 Woodruff
terrace. to Harry E. Morton. was an
nounced at a luncheon bridge party
today at the Meridian Hills Coun-
try Club.
Table decorations we're in the col
orS of the bride-elect, peach and
wisteria. Miniature airplaneS as
TALES and place cards carried out
the airplane flight idea of the party.
Miss Mary Lou Clark, dressed in
flying toys, presided over the hangar
which concealed the announcement.
The wedding will take place Oct.
IL. Miss Florence Heitzman will be
the brides only attendant. and
Michael Dees, Philadelphia, viii be
best man.
Guests included Mrs. Ralph Peck
ham, Mrs. Roy Briggs, Mrs. Charles
Beckett, Mrs. Robert Mannfeld,
Mrs. Neal Brigham, Mrs. o. K. Cas-
kins. Mrs. Carl Niemann, Mrs. Bur
ley Fike, Mrs. Harvey Antibus, Mrs.
J. G. DE Hority, Mrs. Leland How
ard, Bastrop, La; Miss Marion Darr,
Miss Helen Seward, Miss Florence
Heitzman, Miss Ethel Forsee, Miss
Clark, Miss Lillian Doty. Miss
Emma Kast and Miss Lucille Byrn.
The hostess was assisted by her
mother and Mrs. Carrie McGillum.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-09-06
Your Child
Your Child
Teach Children Manners by
Your Own Courteous Ways

Time will tell different story and
almost invariably such children
emerge a little later with every evi-
dence Of good breeding and good
manners. If not, there is some other
reason.
So repeat that real manners are
ingrained by example and polished
by suggestion. The superficial credos
of behavior never will have the ring
of the genuine if they are merely
Veneered on top of a cheap article.
And so, as We ever are staging a
show for the critical and analytical
eyes of our youngsters, I think it
behooves us all to amend the notes
in our own conduct before we try
taking out the beams in either those
eyes or the conduct of their owners.
True manners, like charity, begin
at the doorstep-and if we want
them as company for the children,
we will have to urge them to stay as
our own guests.