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MarrtanR.

DYER-RoLLINs. Mr.. and Mrs Walter A.
Rollins announce the marriage of their
daughter. SARAH EDMONIA, to Mr.. JOHN
r. DYER on June 10, 1929.
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Rnrn

TTBBETs, JOHN WILLIAM. To Mr.. and
Mrs Lyman B. Tibbets, a son, JOHN WIZ
LIAM, at Battle Greek, Mich, March 20
1880.
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LOST

BLUE LEATHER PURSE-Containing SIS
currency keys, tan gloves and compact; on
Park I'd. near l4th. Finder please call
GEORGIA 4T65 Reward.
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GRIP-Put in wrong car in front Of T. T.,
Cannon, 9Th and Pa. ave, chefs grip. con-
tanning kitchen equipment. Please leave at
IT Cannon'S
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EYEGLASSES. left in mems room, Palace
Theater,a about $40. Friday. March 2lst
reward Address Box 477-E. Star office. 30
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POCKETBOOK-Brown leather, containing
sum of money and suit case key; Friday
night at Union Station or on Chevy Chase
bus. Reward If returned to Cleveland 27S4
POODLE, white, answers to name "Skippy,'
wearing red harness trimmed IN Grass
Thurs. eve; vicinity Ontario I'd. and Euclid;
reward Call Adams 1898.
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READING GLASSES-Friday afternoon; on
10th st. near @. Reward. Col 1881
RING-Diamond solitaire. set in platinum;
near Maylower Hotel. Call Adams TOSS.
SPECTACLES, shell frame, brown leather
18th and T SITS. Phone North 1854. J. c.
Bruce.
WRIST WATCH-White gold. Elgin initials
NJ Z. C.; on 14th st. car or near Polls. Re
ward 1924 Monroe st. NV, Apt. ~. Col.
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GLASSES-To rtoise-shelI; Edmund's case;
Wednesday evening, March 26, on bus, car
or vicinity downtown section. Phone Miss
Cast. Hyattsville, 1085-R. Reward.
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NECKLACE-Three-s pearl beads. Re-
ward. 1918 Eye st. Metropolitan O6l7.
PIN-Misercordia Hospital Training School
pin; between 1871 N II. ave. and Emergency
Hospital by way of 18th. Call West 07S0.
PIN round, gold, with letters E. H., name
Z. p. Bloom on back. Reward. Clar.
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FOUNTAIN PEN, sterl. initials c. r. B., bet
9Th and 7th, East Cap. St. Reward. Lin
cnIn lOl3l after pm. Apt. II.
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DEMENT,. JOHN FRANCIS. Suddenly, on
Friday, March %, 1880, at Providence
Hospitsl. JOHN FRANCIS; beloved son Of
Dement, Funeral from the residence OF
his sister, Mrs. Charles z. Cornell, sO6
East Capitol ST., on Monday, March 81. a.
$40 am, thence to st. Peters Church,
where requiem mass Will be suns. 1nteF-
uent Conversational Cemetery. 80
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New models in all-steel re-
frigerators which can be sold
at the price of wood. They
represent the latest develop
ment in safe care of food. Be
ginning at .............$ 397S
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day, March IS, 1850 at his residence,
Newport St. Clarendon, Va. HOWARD s.
DRUCKENMILLER, aged "a years. be-
loved husband of Lucy Ann Small Druck-
enmiller and member of K. of C.. Modern
Woodmen, Arlington Post, 1885, American
Legion. Funeral from ST. Charles Catnooo
am Interment Arlington National Gene
terry Relatives and friends invited.
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Council, No. 247s, Knights of Columbus:
OF Clarendon, Va, are hereby notified OF
the death OF Brother DRUCKENMILLER
Members will assemble at his re siSsaSe
March 80, at pm, for services. Flu
neral from the ,aboye RESIDENCE M SnGiay'
Churcn where requiem mass will be said
for the repose of his soul At $3.50, IN
terment at Arlington National Cemetery
(SignedJ JOSEPH r. MULLlGAN:
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Wedding of
Couple Held
in Cathedral

Miss Charlotte Grossman, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Gross
man, 2453 North Alabama street,
and Paul J. Perrin, son OF Charles
F. Perrin, sole Winthrop avenue,
were married at o'clock mass to-
day at SIS. Peter and Paul cathedral.
The Rt. Rev. Joseph Chartrand per-
formed the ceremony, and the Rev.
Elmer Ritter read the nuptial mass.
Miss Helen Shepard, organist,
played.
Miss Mildred Deitz was maid of
honor She wore turquois blue satin
and carried coral chrysanthemums.
Miss Helen Kreber, bridesmaid,
wore coral satin and carried blue
chrysanthemums. Both attendants
wore black hats and slippers.
Charles Perrin Jr. was his broth
er's best man and Charles Grossman
was usher.
The bride wore white satin and a
tulle veil with a lace cap. She car
ried white cllrysanthemums.
Mr.. and Mrs. Perrin motored to
Chicago after the ceremony, the
bride travelling in green wool en-
semble.
They will be at home after Dec
10 at 1903 Broadway.
Mrs. Perrin is the founder of
Omicron chapter, Chi Sigma, ma
tional nonscholastic sorority.
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Miss Bonita Worley, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. John Worley, and M.
Roland Rapier, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Augustus Rapier, Cincinnati, we're
married at 8 this morning at the
Broadway Methodist Episcopal
church The Rev. Gray Grover
Forward read the ceremony.
The altar, banked with palms and
ferns. was lighted by cathedral
candles in many-branched Candida
bras.
Mrs. Weldon Montgomery was the
matron of honor, and Miss Carol
Worley. cousin of the bride, was
bridesmaid.
r. Gordon Worley, brother of the
bride. was best man. Ushers were
Joseph and George Robson, cousins
Of the bride.
The bride, given in marriage by
her father, wore egg shell satin
with skirt of inverted ruf1es, a lace
veil fashioned with cap, and car
ried old ivory roses and lilies of the
valley.
A reception was held after the
ceremony at the home of the brides
parents. Chrysanthemums in the
bridal colors, rose, orchid and yell
low. were used in decorations.
After the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs
Rapier went to their home, 1902
Stacey avenue, in Cincinnati. She
travelled in a frock of midnight blue
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Couple Welded
i'm RectOry at
st. Patrick s

Marriage of Miss Mary Ruth
Warrenburg, daughter of Mrs.
James Warrenburg, 1922 Hoyt ave-
nue., to Raymond L. Williams, son
of Mrs. j. S. Dunela, 1856 Fletcher
avenue, took place at noon today
at st. Patrick's rectory. The Rev.
John Council read the ceremony.
The bride was attended by her
cousin, Miss Martha Hunt. Louis
Jones was best man. Miss Hunt
wore a wine-colored velvet dress
and hat
The bride wore green chiffon
velvet, with hat of the same shade.
She carried Johanna Hill roses.
Following the ceremony a bridal
dinner was served at the home Of
the brides mother for the bridal
party and the families.
Mr.. and Mrs. Williams left for a
wedding trip through the south.
They will be at home at 1922 Hoyt
avenue.
Out of-town guests we're Mr.. and
Mrs. owen Killorean, Shelbyville,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Bogord
and family, Terre Haute.
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Personals

Miss Mary Jane Cumn1ins. a stu
dent at Lake Forest school. Chi
cago. will spend the weekend with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence
Cummins, 4166 Washington boule-
ward.
Mr.. and Mrs, Carbon woodbridge,
Chicago, are spending the weekend
with Mir. woodbridge's father, VIII
liam woodbridge, 1851 Broadway.
Miss Helen Shepard, daughter OF
Mrs. Frank Shepard, 2S19 North
Pennsylvania street, and a student
at the School of Fine Arts in Bos-
ton, is spending the Thanksgiving
holidays at the home Of Mrs. Mon
talk Houglton, Providence, r. /.
Those who had boxes today at the
charity football game between Ca
thedral high school and Shortridge
we're: Mrs. Carrie Rink, G. B. Som
mers, Louis Borinstein, Fred AyreS
Arthur Brown, George and William
lockwood, P. c. Reilly, L. L. Good
man. Fred Mills, Harvey Bolton, P.
o. Ritchie and Fred G. Gardner.
The Indianapolis Commercial, Stokes
pharmacy, and the Advance Paint
Company also had boxes.
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City Couple
Married in
OzU11 Home

Miss Mary Virginia Aldridge and
John George Holzberger were mar
ried this morning in their own
home, 5O06 West Twelfth street. The
Rev. L. c. Phillips, pastor Of the
Woodruff Place Baptist church
off1ciated.
Miss Aldridge is the daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Aldridge, 5lf
West Twenty eighth street, and
Holzberger is the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. G. Holzberger, 225 North
Oriental street.
The brides only attendant was
Miss Lucinda Smith. Robert Gates
was best man.
Mr.. and Mrs. Holzberger left i'm
mediately after the ceremony for
short wedding trip. The bride
travelled in beige wool lace with
brown accessories.
They will be at home after this
weekend.
Miss Betty Kegg was hostess
Wednesday night at spinster sup
per in Mrs. Holzberger's honor.
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CITY GIRL WEBS IN
PITTSBURGH TO-DAY

Miss Julia Fennell, daughter OF
Mrs. Jessie Fennell, 1920 North
Pennsylvania street, will marry DR.
Harold R. Hulpieu this afternoon al
the home Of her sister, Mrs. l.. A
Rust. in Pittsburgh.
The Rev. T. r. White of this city
will read the service.
The bride is a graduate of In
diana university and a member Of
Kappa Alpha Theta sorority.
DR.. Hulpieu is an instructor at The
Indiana university school of medi-
cine.
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Just
EUev
Day
Sense
"NEY Dear Mrs. Ferguson: Your
V4 name is included in a very

MY Dear Mrs. Ferguson: Your
1VA name is included in very
select list of women to whom l
have sent invitations TO sub
scription series of five talks on
What Are Charm, Poise and
Personality These talks have
been given EXCLUSIVELY to select and
limited groups in New York City,
Boston. Philadelphia, Palm Beach
and Los Angeles. have drawn
the line of demarcation very
closely, I assure you
Thus culture comes to the sticks.
New York, it seems, is not able
to pay for it this season, so the
hicks are to get the beentlf OF
i-ssons, at so much per, from a
recognized social authority.
This lady, who halls from Man
haitian. according to her elegant
circular. guarantees to make me
woman of poise and charm in
five lessons. When I have finished
her course, I shall be witty and
can scatter light repartee all over
the drawing room. I can meet
strangers without blushing. My
personality will be vivid and mag
netic,
Y EVEN could go to New York
and mingle with the other
graduates and feel right at home.
With all this the generous teacher
is going to throw in for good
measure a Resume of the Bible
From a Literary Standpoint" and
also help me select the right books
to read.
shall, in short. be what is
known as a charming woman.
Thus can associate with other
charming women, and what a
deadly bore that would be!
I may as we'll be honest and
explain here and now that am
not in favor of charm in the short
grass country. 1t seems to carry
so many restrictions in its train
and hampers a good time like
nothing else can do.
I am determined to remain I'M
couth and misbehaved until the
end. I shall continue to ronp
qaily to box suppers and split my
sides at the Marx brothers and
eat hot dogs with zest and onions.
What would America be without
her hicks?
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The marriage of Miss Iris Lincoln,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. William
E. Lincoln, 3131 Graceland avenue,
to Wilbur w. Anderson, son of Mrs.
Della Davis, 822 Laurel street, will
take place at 4 today at the home
of the brides parents. The Rev.
Leslie P. Pearce of Kokomo will read
the ceremony before an improviSed
altar of palms and ferns, inter
spersed with chrysanthemums, and
lighted with cathedral candles.
Miss Mary Henel, pianist, will
play. and Glenn Schoope will sing.
Miss Margaret Leighton, who will
be the brides only attendant, will be
in dark green chiffon, and will carry
yellow and white chrysanthemums
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Junior class at St. Agnes academy

Junior class at st. Agnes academy
entertained. the senior class at
wednesday at the Indian
apolis Athletic Club.
The luncheon table was centered
with chrysanthemunls in shades OF
yellow and bronze, and appoint
ments carried out the same colors.
Favors, fve-year diaries, marked the
places of the senior class members
Miss Marguerite Quinn is president
of the senior class and Miss Mary
Margaret Flaherty is junior class
president
Mrs. Thomas Quinn. Mrs. Joseph
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Iris Lincoln to Become Bride
of Wilbur w. Anderson

Suzanne Rubbish, the ring-bearer,
will wear white georgette. Russell
Buchanan of Buffalo, N. Y, will be
the best man.
The bride, who will be given in
marriage by her father, will wear
a frock of blue chiffon, fashioned
with a fitted bodice, long full skirt,
and short Jacket. She will carry
yellow chrysanthemums.
A reception will follow the cere-
mony. Mrs. Lincoln will receive IN
black chiffon, and Mrs. Davis will
year black velvet.
The bridegroom attended Butler
and De Paw universities.
Mr.. and Mrs. Anderson will be
at home, after Dec. l, at 225S North
Meridian street,
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St. Agnes Juniors Entertain
Seniors at Luncheon

Flaherty, Mrs. John Kennedy and
Miss Jeanne O'Connell we're guests.
A musicale followed the lunch
con. Following is the program:
Piano Solo
"Agipsto" ..-...-........--.- Won WIN
Henrietta Raitano.
Vocal Solos 49,.
Trees" OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Hosoacn
Mother Machree" ...........-.. Olcott
THE Cuckoo .............. Lehmann
Piano Solo
Prelude ....,......... Rachmaninol
Mary Martha Hockensmith.
Vocal Solos
"Estrellita" .................:..- Ponce
Lass with the Delicate Al" .Arne
Misc Poggiani
Piano Solo
Norrlsnd Caprice" .............. Cregor
Catherine Lynch.
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BRILLIANT AFFAIRS FEATURE HOLIDAY WEEK IN CAPITAL

the bride, will off1ciate.
A. E. r. Miller. organist, will play
and William Behrman will sing.
Miss Harriet Meyer, sister Of
the bride, viii be the maid of honor.
Miss Bernice Stockamp will be
bridesmaid. Miss Marjorie Kirchoff
will be flower girl. Donald Schor-
termeier will be the best man.
A reception at the home of Mrs.
Earl Sheperdson, aunt Of the bride
groom, viii follow the ceremony.
Mr.. and Mrs Schortermeier will
make their home at Seventeenth
street and College avenue.
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fore he moved to the White House,
contains the homes of many distin-
guished families.
On the other side of Senator and
Mrs. Reed, Mr.. and Mrs. Adolf Mil
Ter have a magnificent place, while
further down the block are Mr.. and
Mrs. Frederic Delano, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Hewitt Myers, and Mrs.
Woodrow Wilson, widow of the for
mer President.
Senator and Mrs. Frederic G. Wal
cott of Connecticut now occupy the
former home Of President and Mrs.
Ioovcr.
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LUCILLE MEYER TO
CHAPEL TODAY

st. Paul's Lutheran church will be
the scene Of the marriage at 7:45
tonight of Miss Lucille Meyer,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry c.
Meyer, 1872 Weghorst street, to Clar-
ence Schortermeier, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Carl H. Schortermeier, 1921
Park avenue. The Rev. Walter
Lichstein of Hammond, an uncle of
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Card Parties

Woman's Eighth Ward Demo
cratic Club will hold a euchre and
bridge party at Saturday at the
Food Craft shop. Mrs. Clara Watts
Mrs. Elizabeth Steele, Mrs. A. J
Blake and Miss Georgia Nelson viii
be hostesses. Proceeds will be useC
for Christmas baskets. Mrs. Gabrie
Cook is president.
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Wed at Terre HnMte

" 90 IL I OTTO ILItJJB
The wedding of Miss Mary Eliza
beth Miller, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. George c. Miller, Blooming
ton, and the Rev. Odus Nh, Mitchell
Terre Haute. will take place today
at Terre Haute. The Rev. A. T
Briggs officiated.
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Miss Bonita Worley Becomes
Bride of M. Roland Rapier

chiffon velvet. with matching &C
-cessories.
The bride attended Beriault
School of Expression, and the bride
groom attended Washington uni
versity at st. Louis.
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AuriIidru to Gather

The women's auxiliary of Epls-
copal church of the Advent will
meet Monday afternoon at $3.50 IN
the parish house. Mrs. Will Adams
of the Missionary Social Union will
be the speaker.
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Crnnberrn Salad

Cranberry jelly, served on lettuce
with either French or mayonnaise
dressing, makes a salad that is diff
ferent.
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Castles Build House

The assistant secretary of state
and Mrs. William R. Castle Jr. are
completing a new house next to that
OF Senator and Mrs. Reed that also
will be worth looking at. That par
ticular block of S street (which
P-esident Hoover used 10 live in be-
Evening star., 1930-06-08

Making ones home look cool
and comfortable is no problem at
all when cretonne like this is 4
priced but 29c a yard! Designs for
Slip covers, draperies and coverings
Iivable neutral grounds.
Fifth Floor
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To Introduce the Neeu
Tosucr Pattern
hs
Sale of
SilverWare
IL of; ;Res4lar
H Price
OflRSgNI6r
Price

A new Stratford plate pat
tern. made by Holmes &
EdwardsI Ultra modern IN
design. yet exquisite and
beautiful.
76-Piece Service
In q beautiful ehsst-1e tea.
sPOons, Q dessert pPoonas Q din.
ner forks, 0 diAnsr knivSs, o iced
lea sp6oMs, . salad fOFkS, Q bat.
Tor aPveadArs, o grange spoons,
I moAt fork, I gravy ladles I
hutsor knife and I sugar shell.
Iaa.hsrsh'; Iatre. . $10 67
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Special! New Ebony and Crystal Glassware

One of the smartest of all glassware fashions-know
ing hostesses throughout the country using for their
most important parties. And now Lansburshs offer
ing it at attractive low prices.
Evening star., 1930-06-08
76-Piece Service
O.Piece Service

In n fancy hsst---12 tea
spoons, IL tAbIsspooAs, IL dinner
forks, IL dinner knives with
stGiAless blades, I butter knife
and sugar spoon.
LAAsbuPgh's Intro. &N SA
dUetory Sale Price DZO~OO
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Garment BAGS
25c

Goed.qa &Iity
paper kass specially
treated Ter IN eth
proeeefiSa. Helds ,
SaraaSnas. n
Flsor Meps, large.
triangular skAPsd .
meps chem testify
treated ~ with ell
for wAxsd
or plain 7Sc
A0oFa. ..s.s ~
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Rayon Sets
$2.e5

Shower C9R2Ains
and window drAPss
to match. Figured
rayen in green, blue,
rose, gold or erehid.
Drapes Of figured
rayon, blue, green,
rose, orchid or gold,
with IS inch val
anes and tis- d
backs .......s P4
Evening star., 1930-06-08
$500 Yards Printed Chiffon and Flat Crepe
Summers Favorite WeaVes>>>Special
$1.69 Yard

twenty-five hundred yards of the popular Mksand
yard greatly reduced for this special selling tomorrow Cfonso sheer and
with medium and large Horas scattered white tinted dark grounds
Flat crepes heavy rich looking with small aover leaf and floral de-
signs widely spaced COOL Summery backgrounds Both ns
tbe to wome who believe smart o be thrifty!
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r. r. 10, Box z34: with third place
going to Miss Gwendolyn Beard,
2E North Rural street.
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REUNION ARRANGED
BY VETERAN GROUP
Regimental Association Will Meet
July at Martinsville.

Fifty-sixth annual reunion of the
SEVENTEEN Indiana Reginental As
ISOLATION will be held at Martins
vile, July s, it was announced to-
day by Commissioner Frank Single
ton of the public service commits
sion, assistant to DR.. U. H. Farr,
Paragon, Ind, association secretary.
This was the regiment command
ed by General Harrison. William
Henry Harrison, indianapolis, grand
son of the general who later be-
came President of the United States,
will speak at the reunion.
Justice Clarence r. Martin of the
Indiana supreme court, who served
as colonel in the World war, also
will speak.
Members of the regiment, widows,
descendants and friends will be well
cmed to Martinsville by former Gov
ernor Emmett F. Branch.
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ENTRY LISTS OPEN
) FOR MISS VICTORY
MISS VICTORY NOMINATION

Name .................
Address ........................
.......... .... ................
Note-This blank to be filled
out and mailed Or brought to
the Veterans of Foreign Wars
Office, 143 East Ohio street, by
the woman entering the contest
or by any one desiring to enter
a candidate. Candidates must
be more than 16 years of age.
The director reserves the right
to reject any and all nomina-
tions, which must be made be-
fore June II.
las been donated TO the veterans BY
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Many Girls viii Compete
for Veterans of Foreign
Wars Honor.
There's long, long, trail a wind
ING ii1tn the land of nv dreamSo

There's long, long, trail wind
ing into the land of my dreams"
But the trails narrowing down
for entrants in the Miss Victory
popularity contest being conducted
by Convention City Post No. 1405,
Veterans of Foreign Wars, in con-
nection with the A. E. F. war drama,
"Siege of 1918," which will be staged
here July 10.
Women of the city have until
June IA to file their entries in the
contest and the dreams of the song
will be fulfilled doubly, for besides
giving a Marmon- Roosevelt sedan,
a coronation ball will be given for
Miss Victory" explained V. t.
Wagner, commander of the post.
The ballroom of the Indiana Roof
Garden has been donated to the
veterans organization for the coro-
nation ceremonies.
The woman or girl receiving the
most votes from tickets which she
sells to the "Siege of 1918" will be
named Miss Victory"
With the closing of nominations
June IA, a banquet will be held to
start the entrants on their trail to
the crown.
The car to be given to the winner
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MANNFELD HON0RED
BY FISH ASSOCIATION

A five-ton granite bowlder, mount
cd on a marble base on a hillside
overlooking one of the ponds at Riv-
crside fish hatchery was dedicated
to the memory Of George N. Mann
field, former fish and game division
superintendent of the state conser-
walton department, Sunday.
The monument, bearing bronze
tablet. was erected by the Marion
County Fish and Game Protectice
Association. of which the late Mr..
Manifold was charter member.
Director Richard Lieber of the
state conservation department spoke
at the dedication ceremony.
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south of the Alaskan peninsula on
July 4, 1928. On August Is of the
same year it was caught in the river
Pankara on the Eastern shores of
Kamchatka, in PARKWAY Siberia,
and was identified by the mark of
the United States bureau Of fisher
les, and it's number.
Wade Roberts Cranked Motor
Boat Is miles-On July 3, 1929,
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Following is the explanation of
Ripley's Believe 1t or Not" which
appeared in Saturdays Times:
A Salmon Swan 1900 Miles
The curious migratory habits of the
salmon are source Of eternal
wonder to the ichthyologist. This,
particular salmon was tagged and
released by the bureau of fisheries,