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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-06-14
War Turns
Many Into
Socialists
BY MRS. WALTER FERGUSON

BY MRS. WALTER FERGUSON
A captain in the One hundred
sixty-seventh infantry has issued
broadside against this column. He
says in part: 1T is easy to find
masters who are playing upon the
credulity of Socialists and other un-
desirables of this country.
Mrs. Walter Ferguson, notorious
for her attacks upon the r. o. 7. c.
and the United States Military
academy; Paul Blanchard, organ
izer for the League of Industrial
Democracy; Roger Baldwin, direc-
tor of the Civil Liberties Union Zone
year in Jail for draft evading)
Scott Nearing, head of the Rand
Schol of Socialism; Kirby Page, au-
thor of the 'pacifistS' pledge
1.-THE unanimityA of subjects, the
similarity of wording, gives rise to
definite suspicion 77-of some group
of this nations ciizenry which is
using you, Mrs. Ferguson, as spokes-
man.
Mind Is UndiscipEned
"Your mind is undisciplined and
dissipated. I denounce you as
vicious and un- American, and your
assault upon our necessary defense
as a reflection upon American pa
triotiSm."
The typical reasoning, you see, of
the saber-rattler. Any criticism of
military methods is considered high
treason and the equivalent of selling
ones country to the enemy. The
taxpayer may howl down the senate,
but not even in times of peace can
he say aught against national mill
tia. To do so while war is on is to
be clapped into jail.
This gentleman grants me that
the work for world peace is a
worthy one. So do grant him that
adequate military defense is neces-
sary. But having an undisciplined
mind, can't quite see why it should
be such a crime to find fault with
the army or the navy and the way
it may be run. After all, as we
think so we are.
Hated Own Officers
The four million men who went to
France in 1917 came back hating
their own second lieutenants more
than they hated the Germans. The
system that yanks an intelligent and
gifted young man and compels him
to be valet and Slop carrier to his
superior in military caste, if not in
brains, has turned many a fine
fighter into a Socialist.
Nor do I admit that any nation
is we'll balanced when a Eugene Debs
was its arch traitor and Warren G..
Harding its super-patriot.
A great poet once wrote, 1.-The tu-
multi and the shouting dies, the
captains and the king depart"
Well, the kings have gone and
ere long, in sane world ,1the cap
tains will have vanished, too.
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Mrs. Ada Edwards, Los Angeles,
district president Of the Kappa
Alpha Theta sorority in California,
and Miss Helen Rieman. Corners
vile, local district chairman, were
honor guests today at the last
meeting of the Indianapolis
Alumnae Club at the home of Mrs.
Arthur Baynham, in Golden Hill.
The meeting was in the form of
musicale tea. The musical program
was as follows:
%. Come Hither" ................. .Crist
Little Stars.
Cradle Song" NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Brahms
Two Swedish Folk Songs.
Miss Bernice Church. soprano;
Mrs. T. D. WoodSon, accompanist.
"Siciiian Observation-Disclosures ,PreSnlgi
sonata OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. .SCariattl
Seherzo PbiIIinS
"on Wings Of Song .;....;;:,.::;.:.r, it,.
Miss Marie zorn, pianist.
The house was decorated with
pansies and garden flowers. Host
esges were Miss Mildred Morgan,
chairman; Mrs. Walter C. Holmes,
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Party VIII
Be Held by
Film Group

Annual garden party Of the
Indorsers of Photoplays will be held
Tuesday at the home of Mrs. David
Ross, chairman of the organize
ton.
A business session will be held at
10. Luncheon will be served at 1890.
followed by a program. Mrs. Eliza
beth Smith is chairman of the
luncheon and entertainment COM
mitteeS. Mrs. Freund Is in charge
of transportation.
During the afternoon a movie
pageant will be given under the di-
rection of Mrs. william F. Holmes.
Mrs. Fred H. Knodel will be in
charge of the music.
Scenes from the pictures "Ra-
mona" Smiling Irish Eyes" Co
quette," 'Hallelujah," Sonny Boy"
and Our Gang comedies will be
given. Those who will take part are
Mesdames william Freund. Victor
Hintze, Claud Powers, w. G. Bar
tholomew, William Werner. Charles
Davidson and members &c the en-
tertainment committee. Children
who will have part in the entertain
ment are Billy Shirley, Patricia
Porter, Betty Ross, Dick Niles and
Ida Jean Realaux.
Out-of-tewn guests who will at
tend the garden party are Mrs. r.
Earl Peters, Fl. Wayne, state presi-
dent of the Indorsers; Mrs. Fran
els Whipple, Rockville; Mrs. o. 1.
Demaree, Franklin; Mrs. Edna Hat
field Edmundson, Bloomington; Mrs.
Ferd Lucas, Greencastle; Mrs. Stella
Resent. Vincennes, and Miss Martha
HAYS, Sullivan.
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Miss Harriet Adams Bride of
Carter HeltOn in Noon Rites

Howard Adams, Brooklyn, Ind, and
Carter Benson Helton, son of Mrs.
Leara B. Helton, 316 North State
street.
The Rev. Mr.. Cowan, pastor of
the Greenfield Presbyterian church,
who offciated at the wedding of
the brides parents, performed the
ceremony.
The bride, who was unattended,
wore an ensemble of aquomarine
crepe, the tuxedo coat trimmed with
a narrow band of black galyak, and
a black panamalac hat.
After a wedding breakfast, the
couple left on motor trip north.
They will be at home after July /,
at 3611 Washington boulevard.
Among the guests at the cere-
mony from indianapolis were Mrs.
Helton, Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Wynne
and family, Mr.. and Mrs. R. w.
Benson, Mrs. T. A. Wynne, T. G..
McGrew and Errett Benson. Other
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Cornell Reid, Miss Anna Mae Reid
and T. Chambers Reid, Rye, N. Y;
Mr.. and Mrs. George E. Adams,
Kansas City, Mo-; Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles W. Patton, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. H. Patton, Miss Lucy Patton
and James Patton, Martinsville;
Mr.. and Mrs. Carter H Nanny and
Carter H. Nanny Jr., Michigan
City; Mr.. and Mrs. William Metz
ger and children, Lafayette.
The Mannys and the Metzgers
are Mrs. Helton's weekend guests.
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Bridal Pair
Go North ON
Honeymoon

Tabernacle Presbyterian church
was the scene at 4 this afternoon
of the marriage of Miss Junia
Frances Brandon, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. John E. Brandon, 3747
College avenue, to George Leslie
Brinkworth. son of Mr.. and Mrs
George w. Brinkworth, Chicago.
The service was read by the
Rev. j. Ambrose Dunkle, pastor
before an altar decorated with
spring flowers and lighted with
candelabrae. The chancel was
banked with palms and ferns
Family pews we're marked with
clusters of flowers, tied with white
tulle.
Miss Anita Sievers, Valparaiso,
played a program of bridal airs, in
GLIDING 20 Promise Me-" 'Liebes-
traum," Venetian Love Song" and
cat Dawning." During the ceremony
she played ITO a Wild Rose"
Sister. Only Attendant
Miss Thelma Brandon, sister OF
the bride, was her only attendant
She wore rose point d'eSprit made
with a fitted bodice, puff sleeves
and flounced skirt, touching the
floor all around. She wore a rose
hairbraid hat, rose satin slippers
and carried an arm bouquet OF
roses and delphinium.
Frank L. Barnett was best man
The uShers were George B. Craig
head and Edwin S. woodward.
The bride, who was given in mar
rage by her father, wore white tat
feta, made with a fitted bodice and
long full skirt, which swept into a
semi-train in the back. A taffeta
bow marked the waistline on one
side. She wore a tulle veil edged
with real lace, arranged tiara fash
ion. The tiara was of lace embroid-
cred with seed pearls. She carried
Brides roses and wore an antique
gold chain and pendant, the gift OF
the bridegroom.
A reception at the Sphinx Arms
followed the ceremony. The bridal
table was decorated with spring
flowers and lighted with white
tapers in crystal holders.
On Honeymoon Trip
Mr.. and Mrs. Brfhkworth have
gone on motor trip to S. Ste
Marie and Canada, the bride travel
ing in navy blue wool suit with
white blouse and navy accessories
They will be at home after July
at 1905 Creston drive.
The bride attended Michigan
State college, where she was mem
Der of Kappa Delta sorority. Mr.
Brinkworth attended the University
of Nebraska and was member OF
Delta Sigma Lambda sorority.
Out-of town guests were Mr. ano
Mrs. G.. w. Brinkman, Miss Verns
Brinkman, Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Muir
mann, Mrs. Jennie Anderson, Mrs
j. Lambert, Mrs. A. Almen, all OF
Chicago; Mrs. E. H. Scull and Miss
Aurelia Scull, New York; DR.. and
Mrs. E. L. Hensen, Mr.. and Mrs
C. w. Childs and Mr.. and Mrs. ]
R. Turner, all of Battle Greek, Mich
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RICHARD TROJAN TO
AID MAR0TT TRIO

Richard Trojan, baritone, accom-
panied by Miss Edna Burrows, will
assist the Marott trio at the must
Gale to be given from to 4 Sunday
afternoon in the lobby of the Ma
rott. Following is the program:
"Adagio" from B fiat Major Trio 49,
"scherzo'' from nat Major TTiol
..............:.. .SchuoerC
"The Living Cod" ........... .o'Hara
"Pilgrim's Song 49,. Tschaikowsky
"Andantino'' from B Major Con Cav.
0ef'0' Maud Custer san :,
THY Beaming Eyes" ......... MacDoweil
Mr. Trojan
"Adagio" from D Major Concerto
Consuelo Couchman
.sytyla Ct ;C;ai1;' san3eTson
Selections from ''N9toma ........ HERBERT
Trio
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PERSONALS

Mr.. and Mrs. E. L. Cline, La
porte, are visiting Mrs. Cline's sister,
Mrs. w. F. Arnspiger and Mr.. Arms
spiger, 1905 2uckle street.
Mrs. Braxton Carter, Marion, is
the house guest of Mrs. Leonard
Meisberger, 1925 North Meridian
street. Mrs. Meisberger is enter
tanning this afternoon in her honor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon B. Mess,
522 North Chester street, left today
for FontainebleauJ France, where
they will enter the Fontainebleau
School of Fine Arts for the summer.
After a tour of Italy Germany and
Switzerland, they will return late
in October.
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CLUB MEETINGS
TUESDAY

TUESDAY,
Late Book Club will have its an
nual picnic. Mrs. A. c. Wills, 4433
North Pennsylvania street, will be
hostess.
Mrs. I. P. McFeeters. 1928 Jack
son street, will be hostess for the
meeting of the Independent Social
Club.
Dulcet Club will meet at the home
of Mrs. Harry Mutt, 957 North Au-
dubon road for luncheon bridge
party. Mrs. Alfred KuerSt will as
sist the hostess.
WEDNESDAY
Mrs. Samuel Roseberry will be
hostess for a garden party at her
home, 1925 East Washington street,
for members of the Oct-Dahl Club.
THURSDAY
Mrs. Omar Woods, Rockville road.
will be hostess for the meeting of
the Thursday Afternoon Club. Mrs.
Frederick Policy will assist her.
Ladies Federal Club will meet
with Mrs. L. D. Wadsworth, 435
Harvard place. Mrs. G. E. Pogue
and Mrs. Ed Whitaker will have
charge of the program.
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C. D.eA. NEWS

Forty-six juniors have made res
ervations for the first period of the
junior c. D. A. camp to open Fri
day at Mccormick Greek Canyon
state park, Spencer. They are:
Troop 3. Misses Esther Loonam, Le-
nora Burke, Agnes Jane HealyS Ger
trude Dean, Mary Elizabeth Hindel,
Mary Early and Catherine Yelton;
Troop 4, Margaret Blackwell, Mary
Rosalie Beck, Rosemary Cullen,
Mary Dean, Rita Greenwood, Mary
Kathryn Kull, Betty Strack, Made
line Topmiller. Mary Yeazel; Troop
6, Lillian Pierle, Genevieve Loonam,
Ellen Kroger. Margaret Rohr. Mary
Elizabeth Lime, Susanna Merrill,
Emma Lowell, Veronica Barton.
Troop z, Mary Catherine Sexton,
Florence Sequartz, Martha Louise
Smith. Mary Jeanne Smith, Mar
jorie Boyle, Alberta Schnell, Helen
Lawler, Helen Lacy; Troop /. Doro-
thy Sanders; Troop 16. Mildred
Mangin. Leona Flaherty. Mary Eve
lyn Leimgruber, Elizabeth McAtee,
Kathleen Klotz; Troop 10, Margaret
Larner, Genevieve Fancy, Nancy
Drohan, Mary ODonnell, Catherine
Walpole. Frances Bretthauer, Betty
Mansfield.
Miss Engle Director
Miss Frances S. Engle. camp di-
rector, and Miss Mary McCrosSan.
chairman of the Junior council, will
leave Wednesday to get the material
in readiness. After Wednesday, in
formation concerning the camp may
be secured from Miss Winifred Gal
vim, director. Oh. 1885, or from the
director at the camp.
Juniors who will attend the first
period will report Monday morning
to Miss Engel at the Y. w. c. A. for
q physical examination.
Those who have made reservation
for transportation by bus will meet
at the Catholic Community Center
at $50 Friday morning. Dinner will
be served at noon at camp on the
opening day.
Life Guard at Pool
The camp staff is composed of
members of the indianapolis Junior
council: Director. Miss Engel: ath-
letic director. Miss McCroSsan; dra-
matics. Mrs. w. H. Rohr; capers and
canteen, Mrs. r. H. Kroger; library,
Mrs David Smith; hiking. Mrs. w.
H. Cragrn; dispensary and hospital,
Miss Evelyn Harmon. and swimming
and singing, Miss Marie Blackwell.
A life guard will be at the pool at
all times. Tennis, baseball, volley-
ball and other sports will be offered
Visitors will be received Saturday
and Sunday afternoons from 2.30 to
$50.
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CONVENTION TO BE
HELD IN OHIO CITY

Kappa Delta Phi sorority will hold
its fifth annual convention June 20,
81 and % in Columbus, O., at the
Deshler-Wallick hotel Thirty-two
active chapters will be represented.
Those attending from Gamma
Delta chapter, Indianapolis, will in
clude Misses Louise Altum, national
vice-president; Eddy Abbott, ma
tional mistress of ceremonies; Joan
Carr. national monitor. Delegates
are Mrs. Charles Sherman and Miss
Thelma Mcclure: alternates. Mrs.
o. d. MCGUIRE and Miss Vernice
Van Huss.
Members who win attend are
Misses Doris Null, Virginia Frank.
Dorothy Supple Mabel Supple. Flor
enee Mccoy, Alice En1nninger, Betty
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MRS. WIEBKE TO BE
HOSTESS OF CLUB

Cervus Club will entertain with a
covered dish luncheon and bride
party at the summer home of Mrs.
Harry Wiebke, SEVENTEEN street and
White river, Thursday. All MEM
bers will meet at the home of Mrs
Wiebke, 936 East Fifty-eighth street
at IL.
Assisting hostesses will be Mes
DANES Otis McCracken, Joseph For
rest, Fritz Wieffenbach, E. w. Stein
hauer, Elsie Collins, Louis Gold
smith, j. E. Miller, E. A. Lawrence,
Joseph Conley, c. j. Austermiller,
Morton Nichols, c. j. Richter, w.
j. Overmire, S. r. Lovick and A.
E. Wentworth.
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CHAPTER WILL GIVE
FLAG TO NURSERY

Marion county chapter American
War Mothers, in conjunction with
the Artemas Club, will present a flag
and staff to the day nursery, Lock-
erbie street, at 2 wednesday.
Mrs. T. P. Humphrey is program
chairman. Mrs. Martha L. Higgins
will read "Old Glory" by James
Whitconb Riley. Mrs. L. B. Baugh-
man will introduce Mrs. Robert E
Remington, who will present the
flag. Mrs. Robert A. Denis, preSi-
dent of the nursery board of trus-
tees, will give the response.
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Sorority to
Convene at
West Baden

Twelfth national convention OF
zeta Tau Alpha sorority will be held
at the w>st Baden Springs hotel,
West Baden, Ind. June 26 to July
/. Representatives from sixty chap
ters will attend.
Epsilon province. headed by Miss
Pauline Dillon, Chicago, will be
hostess. Chapters from Indiana, IL
linois, MichilAl, Wisconsin and the
chapter from the University of Man
itoba, Winnipeg, Canada, constitute
this province. Indiana has chap
ters at Indiana university, Purdue,
Franklin and Butler.
Mrs. Hans Jacobson, president Of
the indianapolis Alumnae Associa-
ton, is chairman of the entertain
ment committee. Miss Julia e.
Miller. Indianapolis, is chairman OF
the national constitution committee.
Miss Evelyn Henschen is official
delegate from Butler university and
Miss Helma Kahn is alternate.
Maintains Health Center
The convention will open Thurs
day night, June 26, at 7:30. Follow
ing the professional and invocation,
Miss Dillon will give the address Of
welcome.
Business sessions will begin Fri
day. Founders day service will be
held Friday night, followed by a
philanthropic program which will be
feature of the convention. in
charge of the chairman Of the phi
lanthropic committee, Miss Frances
Yancey Smith of Charlotte Court
House, Va.
The sorority maintains a health
center in Currin valley, Smyth
county, Virginia, in which section
of the country, the mountain folk
are served.
Saturdays program will include
round table discussions for active
and alumnae chapters. Traditional
stunt night" will be held in the
evening.
Pledges to BE Initiated
Memorial service will be held
Sunday. Dinner and tea at the
hotel will be part of the day.
Model initiation will be conducted
in the evening by members of the
grand chapter, at which time
pledges singularly honored by the
grand chapter will be taken into
the sorority.
The last of the business sessions,
embracing election of grand Of
ficers, selection of the site for the
1882 convention, presentation of
cups and scholarship medals will
be held Monday. The closing con-
vention banquet will follow install
lation of grand officers.
Mrs. James Holt, Little Rock,
Ark, president of Zeta province,
will act as POSTMASTER.
Contests to Be Held
Besides the business sessions there
will be a bathing revue at which
time Miss Zeta" will be crowned.
Miss HenSchen will take part. A
new tennis and golf champion will
be proclaimed and feature dinners
will be held. AS usual. the conven-
ton daily paper, The Chain, will
make its appearance. edited by Mrs.
Cecil Perry Kreig. Toronto, editor
of the sorority magazine Themis.
Mrs. Howard W. Gardner, Beau
mont, Tex, grand president, will be
convention chairman. Miss Bernice
Kirkham, grand secretary treasurer,
in charge of the central office 10
Gated at Beaumont, is business
manager of The convention. Mrs.
Kreig will be in charge of publicity.
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CHAPTER TO HOLD
LUNCHEON MONDAY

Oliver Perry Morton chapter,
Daughters of the Union, will enter
tain the women from the Altenheim
and the indianapolis Home for Aged
Women at a covered dish luncheon
Monday at the Brookside park
community house.
Transportation will be provided
through the courtesy of Mrs. o. E.
Anthony.
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ALPHA DELTA THETA
SENIORS ENTERTAINED

Alpha Delta Theta sorority enter
tanned the seniors of the active
chapter at Butler university Thurs
day night with a treasure hunt and
picnic supper on the campus.
The seniors were presented with
crystal necklaces. They are Miss
Eercil Askren, Miss Guyneth Be-
shoar, Miss Myrtle Hays, Miss Mary
Mahon, Miss Mildred Murphy, Miss
Elsie Shelly. Miss Ruth Wilcox was
chairman of arrangements, assisted
by Miss Edith Barnhill and Miss
Beatrice Houge.
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Hold Progressive Dinner

Kappa Delta Theta sorority will
have a progressive dinner Monday
night. Mrs. Margaret Miller is in
charge Of arrangements. assisted by
Mrs. Lois Bussing. Guests will be
Misses Helen Bradley, Sue Firth,
Betty Brown. Norine Hauser, Pearl
Humphreys, Ruth Hickerson, Marion
Wilde, Elizabeth Bdtler, Margaret
Duncan and Jane DeVault.
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POOL BRIDGE PARTY
DATE ANNOUNCED

Second of series of breakfast
bridge parties by the edge of the
pool at the Indianapolis Athletic
Club will be given Wednesday, June
Is. Richard Papenguth, athletic
instructor, is in charge. Members
and their guests will swim until 9,
when they will be served breakfast.
Bridge will follow
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Ladies' Aid society of st. PaurS
Episcopal church will have a luach-
con meeting at the home of Mrs.
Edward Steiner, 1886 Wade street,
at 1890 Thursday. The tables will
be decorated with sweet peas and
coreopsis. Miss Violet Stranger and
Miss Doris Stranger will give violin
selections.
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GiUes Euchre PGrtu

Mrs. E. NJ. Durre. 2l14 North Tai
bolt avenue, entertained with a
euchre party Friday night in honor
Aof the birthday anniversary of her
Son, Herbert Durre. Twenty-Five
4 guests attended.
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The garden at her parents home
was the scene today at high noon
of the marriage of Miss Harriet
Adams, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
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CARD PARTIES

Southside Turner's will have a
card party Sunday at the hall on
Prospect street.
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Call Special Meeting

Theta chapter, Sigma Epsilon
sorority, will hold special meeting
&C 8:15 Monday at the home of Mrs.
Russell Sayre, 1926 College avenue.
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Club Party Slated
Members and guests of Avalon
Country Club will be entertained
with luncheon bridge party Thurs
day, July 10.
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Dinner to Be Held

Associate members Of the Christ
church branch OF the Girls Friendly
Qciety Of America viii be guests
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Meeting to Be Held

Regular business meeting Of the
Gamma Delta Alpha sorority VIII be
held at the Sphinx ~ 8 Mon
.<snxs s,irzl,f All rru r. asked
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Zeta Tau Alpha national con-
vention will be held at West
Baden Springs hotel, West Baden,
June 20 to July l. Miss Evelyn
Henschen viii be official delegate
from Butler university. She viii
also participate in bathing re-
view at which time Miss zeta"
viii be crowned. Miss Phyllis
Brand, Ashley. Ind, student at
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BECOMES BRIDE TONIGHT
ONO

Miss Julia
Alice Hdney.
daughter of
Mrs. S. NJ.
HGney,
2506 North
Capitol
avenue, a0ilL
become the
Of1de or
George NJ.
Pence,
at the
Westminster
Presbyterian
church
tonight.
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Smart Rates Satisfactory

The entire trend Of the coalitions
efforts has been directed toward
achieving parity for agriculture.
Such outstanding progressive sena-
tors as Norah, La Toilette, Norris.
Nye. Frazier, Blaine and Brookhart
have voted consistently with the de-
mocrats in carrying out this pro-
gram.
The senate rates are very salts
factory TO the house democrats and
p~rogressiveS, and II Is the objective
of the minority leader 10 secure
prompt action on the bill when 1t Is
returned to the house by voting the
senate rates and leaving to the con-
ference only the controversial fea-
lures Of the administrative sections
the flexible provision and the de-
benture. If this effort is successful
the bill should be ready for the
presidents signature by the latter
part Of February. But II the East
ern republicans succeed in bringing
the rates into the conference it will
be impossible to forecast with any
degree of accuracy when the mea-
sure will be ready for the president.
The senate has indicated that II
granted industry in the Hawley bill
il will not accept the excessive rates
which discriminates against agl:-
and that it will consent TO a measure
culture as did the house bill.