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ing as directed as I was very much
overweight and wanted to reduce.
I had tried going OF a diet but would
get so hungry that my diet would not
last long. 50 I decided I give "kruschen
Salts a fair trial The day ] started
70 AXE them I weighed 256 lbs. and at
present. which has been Just four weeks
I weigh 239 lbs. and I must say. I feel
better in every way. besides looking
much better. Kruschen Salts had a
decided effect upon the quantity Of
food I took and stimulated my desire
10 greater activity.
May all large people, both men
and women, who want 10 reduce In
an easy way. give Rruschen Salts a
fair trial. I am Ire it viii convince
any one"
A bottle OF Kruschen salts that
lasts four weeks costs but 65c at
McKay's Pharmacy, or any drug
store in America adv.
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About l40 attended. Various de-
nominational schools we're repre-
sented. and interesting facts pertain
ing TO church and missionary work
YER disclosed in the topics Of the
program. During the business ses-
sion, the association selected Miss
Bernice Skeans of Pharr as the
scholarship girl for Baylor college
next year.
Following is the program given:
Welcome address Mrs. j. M.
Mothershed Of Harrington.
Response, Miss Alberta Brown OF
San Benito.
Simmons University. Miss Nell
Meushaw, San Benito.
Southwest Training School. Miss
Juanita Mothershed, Harrington.
Special music, Miss Nadine Lentz.
Mercedes.
MY First Year at Baylor Col
lege." Miss Winifred Wharton Of
McAllen.
Reading. Miss Catherine Frisbey,
McAllen.
my First Week at Baylor Univer-
sity." Miss Marjorie Hartt, Edcouch.
Lunch.
Devotionass, Miss Martha Hall.
Edinburg.
Secretary-treasurer's report, Mrs.
w. 0. Brown, San Benito.
Business session.
Music. Miss Bernice Skeans.
Pharr.
Christian activities in Baylor
University, Misses Elois Glass and
DorcaS Meadows.
Inspirational address, Miss Grace
Mcmillan San Benito.
Pianist for the day Miss Maxine
Waiver, Santa Rosa.
Brownsville women attending
were MeSdames H. 4. Tucker, Bert
Neil and Ralph Kyser: those from
Olmito were Mesdames Lloyd Par
ker. Larry, @. B. Willis. Harry Aus
tin. Miss Christian and Miss Ida
Womack.
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WASHINGTON July lO-LHJ-
With half the women and girls
transformed into potential little
Evas'' with their locks curling round
their shoulders, Washington is wit
Messing more original coiffures this
season than 1t has seen in years.
The 1880 miss is trying 70 foresake
the bob"
She employs every conceivable
style of hair dress to care for the
tag ends and stray locks.
Some part their hair in the mid
die from forehead to neck. then
twist the ends On each side into
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Invaluable Say
Society Women

MELLO-GLO Face Powder is pre-
ferred by beautiful women because
it leaves no trace Of flakiness. pasti-
ness or irritation. Stays on longer
no shiny nosesl Made by a new
French process - prevents large
pores. Spread more smoothly-gives
a youthful bloom. Very pure. Use
MELLO-GLO Face Powder. It's
wonderful.-Cisneros Drug Stores.
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m SOCIETY QRQES--A COMPLETE PAGE FOR VALLEY WOMEN$%

entertained Thursday evening at an
informal dinner in honor OF the
birthday OF Mrs. Magee's father.
w. l.. Lipscomb OF Edinburg. The
home was prettily decorated with
flowers and greenery and a delicious
dinner was served. Those attend
ing were Mr.. and Mrs. Lipscomb.
Miss Ida Mae West and John Lip
Scomb.
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JOINT AT
SWIMMING X

Mrs. Bess Roberts. Mrs. Myrtle
Lee. Mrs. Lellah Lyle, Mrs. Florence
Kalbfleisch and Mrs. Lettie Gibson
were Joint hostesses at a delightful
swimming party Monday night
naming as their guest vf honor.
Miss Ethel Finck of San Antonio,
a Mercedes visitor.
After an hour o. so in the water
a tempting picnic supper was served
others in attendance being Mrs.
Effie Jewell Shekell. Misses Mary
Ann Maker. Beth Garrett and Carl
Rafferty,, Court Conrad, Brian
Long, Alfred Lentz, Ed Olson and
John Jones.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Aziz
Arrive in Syria

Interesting to their many friends
in Brownsville is news of the arriv-
al of Mr.. and Mrs. T. Aziz in Beirut,
Syria, a point on the route of their
extended foreign visit this summer.
They were met there by relatives
and boyhood friends Of Mr.. AZiz,
and escorted later to his boyhood
home in de Jazzine where his mo-
Their waited. This is Mr.. Aziz first
visit to his home in thirty years.
Enroute to Syria he and his wife
visited interesting cities in France,
and Alexandria, Egypt. where they
viewed the museum of King Tut's
findings. the pyramids. and sphinx
OF the ancient country. They are
to be away until fall.
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Mercedes
AUCTION BRIDGE
PARTY GIVEN

Mrs. H. E. Sugg entertained a
group Saturday evening at her
home in Hollywood addition. with
auction bridge as a diversion.
Mrs. S. II. Collier scored high
in the games and Mrs. Myrtle Lee
scored low. Favors were presented
Mrs. Effeie Jewell Shekell and Miss
Ruth Finck, guests Of friends in
Mercedes and Mrs. Alan Hvisten-
dahl who left Sunday for her home
in Houston.
Those completing the personnel
of the games were Mesdames Lettie
Gibson. Lellah Lyle. p. w. Perkins.
j. l.. Johnson. II. j. Mention. Fred
Brooks. H. z. Bennett. w. j. Cope
land. Art Tolson. Misses Beth Gar
rett, Mary Ann Makers, and Ruth
Finck.
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RECREATION
AT LEGION HALL

A group of Mercedes folk gather
ed at the Legion Club rooms, one
evening at the weekend for an eve
ming of recreation of dancing and
games.
Those making up the party in
Guided Messrs. and Mesdames r.
Harrell, Murray Houze. A. j. Thorn
as, Ed Hauff, Fred Johnston. Wal
lace Allen, Bill Allen Of La Feria
and Mrs. Ben Jenkins.
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Birthday Celebrated
In Fl Tardin

Little Cleo Elizabeth Oleson cele-
brated her fourth birthday Monday
afternoon at her home in FL Jardin
with a number Of her young
friends. They were entertained by
Cleo's mother, Mrs. Ben Oleson.
The children enjoyed a number
Of games. both outdoor and indoor,
and music. Later In the afternoon
refreshments OF cake, candy and ice
cream were served. The little hon.
Gree received many pretty birthday
gifts from her friends.
Those at the party were Marion
Bayes. Arlene La Gro. Billie, Lou,
Nola and Clyde Goodwin, Verna
Lee Oleson, Naomi Gordon, Mamie
Marjorie Knowles, Marie and
Thomas Jr. Norrell, Dorothy and
Faye Hannah.
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tractive with cut flowers and ferns.
IN the games Of bridge Mrs. Charles
Hupp was high and Mrs. II. Z. Sugg,
low. Mrs. II. E. Hager won the cut
prize and Mrs. Shekell received q
pretty guest favor.
Others present were Mesdames J.
w. Chambers, Fred Brooks, II. J.
Mention. William Copeland, Harold
Stuart, J. B. Lauderdale Of Tennes-
see. Art Tolson, Henry ~Lauderdale.
Stanley Crockett, r. E. Kirkpatrick
and Misses Mary Frances and Sara
Haynes, Ethel and Ruth Finsk and
Rena Freeman.
PERSONALS
Mr.. and Mrs. Erie Green and son
Jack. and Mrs. Green's sister, Miss
Mable Palmer, returned Sunday
night from San Antonio, where they
spent several days. They were ac-
companied home by Mrs. Green's
sister, Mrs. A. G. ~Snodgrass and
two sons, Jimmie and A. c. Jr., in
whose home they visited.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. r. Wood were
weekend guests in the home Of
their son, Herman Wood and his
wife, in San Perlita.
Mrs. Effie Jewell Shekeli, a for
mer member of the Mercedes school
faculty, who has spent the past
year at Amarillo, Is here to spend
the remainder Of the summer in
the home OF her sister, Mrs. Art
TolSon.
Miss EStelle Smith left Monday
for her home in San Antonio after
a visit here in the home of Mrs.
Paul Ruckel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Roggenbuck
and daughter, Allyne, have returned
10 their home in Cleburne. after a
visit here in the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Kinda.
Mrs. Samuel Rays and children,
Joe, Charlton and COrinne, OF Dali
las, are guests here in the home of
Mrs. Hayes sister, Mrs. Charles b.
Weimer.
Mrs. Marcus Hines returned at
the weekend from Kennedy. where
she has been visiting her mother,
Mrs. j. D. Pace. She was accom-
home by her niece Kathryn
Pace, who will visit In Mercedes.
j. ID. White. a former resident OF
Mercedes. and Miss Matte White
Of Fobstown are guests here in the
nCme of Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Busby.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Stuart and
son. John. and Tom Blackwell,
were weekend visitors at Point
Isabel.
Mrs. ]. Adylette Of San Antonio.
arrived az the weekend for a visit
with her daughter, Ms. Rudolph
Maierhoefer.
Mrs. Brown ONiel OF Edinhurg.
and her guest, Miss Leila Parker Of
San Antonio, were guests here this
week in the home of Mrs. Marcus
Hines and Mrs. j. II. Pace.
Mrs. Henry B. Herneman and two
daughters Margaret and Mary Of
Chicago are guests OF Mrs. Herne-
mans daughter, Mrs. Morgan d.
Jones.
Mrs. II. j. Hauschild Of Victoria
is a guest Of her daughter. Mrs.
Fred Ebling.
Mrs. A. w. Shouse and Mrs. w.
II. Carlisle and daughter. Dorothy
Lee. were guests of Mrs. Cecil Jones
in Harrington at the weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. <. Bennett and
children. Mary Ruth and Buddie.
were weekend visitors in McAllen.
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BAPTIST
SOCIETY MEETS

Members OF the Baptist Mission
AIRY Society met at the church
parlors Tuesday afternoon. with
Mrs. r.. ID. Hendrix IN charge OF
the program and leading the devo-
tionals. "A brief business session was
held. with Mrs. Q. w. Boyce presid-
ing. The Lottie Noon Circle was
hostess 10 the society during the
social hour which followed. "A sand
wich plate was served There were
present MeSdames G.. w. BOycc.
John Rutledge. jess Ramsey, r. ID.
Hendrix, G. N. Sleeps. Make Run
nels. "A. r. Flippen. j. B. Holt, o.
Jones and c. w. Boyce, ST..
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MRS. PERKINS is
BRIDGE HOSTESS

Mrs. Perry Perkins was hostess
at an enjoyable afternoon bridge
party on Saturday afternoon in hon
or Of Mrs. Effie Jewell Shekell who
has returned to Mercedes after an
absence Of nearly a year, where she
has been doing library work IN
Amarillo. She is a guest in the
home here Of her sister, Mrs. Art
Tolson.
The Perkins home was very at
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CHRISTIAN MISSIONARY
SOCIETY MEETS

Mrs. A. r.. Baker entertained the
members OF the Missionary Society
OF the First Christian church Tues
day afternoon. with Mrs. Victor r..
ClOsner and MosGamcs J. A. Braden
and Il. e.. Mcintyre conducting
the lesson on Missions from the
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HI-LO AFTERNOON CLUB
ENTERTAINED

Mrs. Q. :. Collier was hostess 70
the Hi-Lo Afternoon Club Thurs
day at her home. Red, white and
blue were selected for the color
scheme. Mrs. +. S. Doughtie scored
high and Mrs. Buel Lanier low
Those present were MeSdames j. M.
Doss. Buel Lanier, w. ID. Gardner,
K. S. Hearne. Ed a. Brown, Cam
Hill. C.. T.. Bryan. H. u. Miles. John
c. Mckinney, K. S. Doughtie, John
Rutledge.
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Phone
Seven

World Call. A brief business ses-
sion was held. There were several
contributors to the mission program
and a general discussion. The host
ess served an ice drink nc close OK
the program.
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AZTEC CLUB Is
ENTERTAINED

Mr.. and Mrs. r.. r. Terry we're
hosts to members OF the Aztec
Bridge club Thursday evening nc
their home III South Edtnburg.
Roses and zinnias were used tn tho
card rooms. Mrs. John q. McWh0r-
ter made high score tor the ladies
and Mrs. "a. C.. Statham for the
men. "A frozen salad was served nc
the conclusion OF the games. Those
present were: McsSrS. and Mes
danes III. ". Miles, John G.. Nc
Mhorter, and a g. Statham-
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little knobs over the ears. Some
confine the ends with fancy combs
at the nape Of the neck.
If the hair is long enough, the
fortunate p~ossessors pin 1t in a sim
pie knot. Impatient souls just rush
to the barber and 20 back to the
comfort Of the bob ono more
AT any evening affair the honors
are almost evenly divided between
the hobs and the little Evas.' The
Dobs generally r more simply
gowned. while the half length trocks
seem TO call for trailing necklaces
and dangling earrings.
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Al
SWIMMING PARTY

Miss LeOna Watkins and Miss
Juanif0 Wy.ch entertained a num-
Der OF friends Thursday evening
with "A swimming party and picnic
lunch az Crystal Waters. An hour
Of dancing followed. Those pres
ent were. Misses Edythe Williams
Miriam Combs, Gertrude Evans,
Leta MOlthan. Barbara Baskin.
Betty Kelley Of McAllen: Messrs.
John Earnlm. John Young. Eel
skinner. r.. TX. Hunt. Billy Dyer,
D. G.. Evans. Brooks Holt and Ar
thur Hansen.
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Valley College Girls
Cine Church. Program

College girls Of the Valley. at home for summer vacations. presented
the days program at the quarterly meeting Of the Valley Baptist Wo-
mans Missionary association held wednesday in the First Baptist church
in Harrington. Christian education was the theme Of the session, during
which Mrs. Lentz Of Mercedes, Valley w. NJ. S. president, presided.
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Argentina raises about 30 per
cent Of all cattle produced in South
America. and Brazil nearly one
third.
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Misses Mary and Ruth Flack OF
Edinburg were weekend visitors
in Olmito and Brownsville.
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Mrs. Dorothy Pritchett Of Olmito
|ss in La Feria this week TO visit
Vller niece. Dorothy Kiester. who
was burned July 4 by a f~irecracker.
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j. x. Knight Of Olmito Is in Stuart
Place conducting a singing school.
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Mesdames Lloyd Parker. Leary,
@. b. Willis. Harry Austin. Miss
Olmito attended the Valley w. NJ. S.
meeting at Harlingen yesterday.
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Scion Ayres OF Austin spent the
week end with friends in Olmito.
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Miss Jeanne billiard Of Tulsa. Ok.
la, is the guest Of her aunt, Mrs
knight p. Douglas.
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Mrs. ]. z. Christian and little son
returned last night from an extended
visit with relatives near Sherman.
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w. l.. LIPSCOMB HONOREE
AT BIRTHDAY DINNER
Mr.. and Mrs. George ~. MCGEE
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DR.. and Mrs. r. S. Breeder Of
Chicago are Valley visitors, staying
at the Friendly Doorway apart
ments on the highway.
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Capt. and Mrs. Clarity Of Fort
Ringgold were weekend guests of
Mrs. Corrine Keane.
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Coinings, Goings

Miss Rachel Maddox of San An
tonic is visiting In the home Of Mrs.
l.. r. Cowen and family for several
days.
MIR. and Mrs. Ralph H. Desmond
have as their guests M. and Mrs.
F. L. Rogers and daughter. Jeane,
of Houston. They will visit here
the remainder Of the week and will
make a trip into Mexico before re-
turning home.
Mrs. j. J. Young is visiting for
two weeks at Camp Perry on Lake
Erie, Ohio. with friends.
Capt. and Mrs. Clarity Of Fort
Ringgold were weekend guests of
Mrs. Corrine Keane.
Mrs. J. z. Christian and little son
returned last night from an extended
visit with relatives near Sherman.
Miss Jeanne billiard Of Tulsa, Ok
la, is the guest Of her aunt, Mrs.
knight p. Douglas.
Scion Ayres OF Austin spent the
week end with friends in Olmito.
Mrs. Dorothy Pritchett Of Olmito
Fas in La Feria this week TO visit
N1ler niece. Dorothy Kiester. who
was burned July 4 by a ~firecracker.
j. x. Knight Of Olmito Is in Stuart
Place conducting a singing school.
Misses Mary and Ruth Flack Of
Edinburg were Weekend visitors
in Olmito and Brownsville.
Mesdames Lloyd Parker. Leary,
@. B. Willis. Harry Austin, Miss
Christian and Miss Ida Womack OF
Olmito attended the Valley w. NJ. S.
meeting at Harlingen yesterday.
Or. and Mrs. r. S. Breeder Of
Chicago are Valley visitors. staying
at the Friendly Doorway apart
ments on the highway.
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Mrs. j. J. Young is visiting for
two weeks at Camp Perry on Lake
Erie, Ohio. with friends.
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Miss Rachel Maddox Of San An
tonic is visiting In the home Of Mrs.
l.. r. Cowen and family for several
days.
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In the Mountains of Virginia

Bryce's Hillside Cottages, near orkney
Springs. Just on the beautiful Shenandoah
roads. A unique resort. Wonderful scenery,
The cali Of the mountains" nature, GOOD
OF Fairgrounds, swimming pool outdoor
arrangements. American plan: $3.50 per day;
Mrs. WILLIAM r. BRYCE. owners, Post
ofhces, either Mt Jackson. Macants or Ork-
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Oscar Figman, Actor, Dies.

NEW YORK, July 10 Rls--Oscar
Figman, 40, well known character actor.
died suddenly yesterday at his home.
For is years he was with the Shuberts,
playing in such parts as Popoh IN the
Merry Widow and Lutz In 1.-THE STU
dent Prince" He had leading roles In
Peg o. My Dreams" my Maryland"
"Fire Fly" and The Foo"
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BUENA VISTA sPRINGs, Ia.
G. O: p. LEADERS MAY AID
OPPONENT OF BAILEY
Curtis, Moses and Tilson May
Speak in North Carolina In
Senatorial Election.
BY the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press.
RALEIGH, N. c., July 19-North
Carolina Republicans, facing with opti-
mism the prospect of electing George M.
Pritchard of Asheville to the United
States Senate, may bring some of the
national party leaders to this State to
speak in his behalf
Pritchard. here yesterday in the In
terest Of his campaign, said Vice Presi-
dent Curtis, Senator George H. Moses
of New Hampshire and Representative
John O.. Tilson of Connecticut have
promised they win deliver campaign
speeches in the state this Fall II M
wishes.
He will oppose Josiah w. Bailey,
Raleigh attorney, who defeated Senator
F. M. Simmons for the nomination in
the Democratic primary.
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MASSACHUSETTS.

Free illustrated
fold er gives
complete inf0F>
nation on hO~
tells, sports, etc.
Also free AAA
road map. Let
us assist in
rOu ing your
New England
trip. write
Western M a sss
Advertising Ass
ISOLATION, p. q
BOx 1854 p,
SD ri n . field,
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SACRED RELICS
ARE SHOWN IN
ROME CHURCHES
Thousands of Tourists Are
Crowding ItaIy's Capital
for Holy Week.

BIZ United Press
ROME. April 16.-Rome's great
basilicas were crowded today with
thousands of tourists. who joined
with residents of Rome in observ-
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new FEATURES
ARE ADDED TO
LATE PROGRAM
Times Offering Over WFBM
Now Runs Two Hours;
FaVoriteS Heard.

on account OF numerous requests
for a longer program The Indian
spolis Times mid week frolic over
WFBM each Wednesday night has
been changed TO start at midnight
Wednesday and run until 2 o'clock
Thursday morning.
Two new features will greek radio
listeners on tonight's program, A
trio composed Of Bromley House,
baritone and announcer, Louie
Lowe, tenor and soloist on guitar
and banjo, and Jimmy Boyer. piano,
will be presented in their first ap-
pearance on The Times WFBM
frolic.
Helen Shorr, blues singer. Is an
other surprise to listeners to this
hour.
Favorites Present
The hour also vii include those
artists heard on previous programs
who have worked up a following
with a st~ay-awakes who figure the
slight loss Of sleep is well repaid by
the good. time had in tuning in The
Times program.
The Times trio. Dorothy Rvker,
Gene Pierson. and Ruth Otte, will
be on hand TO play the attest in
strumental hits and request num-
bers.
Esther Matthews, blues singer, &C
companied by Louise Mutter at the
piano, VI Re present with a new
array of blues songs.
The Medley Harmony -Four, Cen
nett recording artists, again will be
heard in popular harmony num-
bers. This quartet, composed of Ray
Sands, tenor; Paul Allison, lead;
Purcell Roberts, barytone, and jess
Pollock, bass, has received countless
requests for numbers to be sung.
Bill Lynch will be at the piano.
Time Changes
George Rodriguez, aCcordian
soloist. will be another attraction
on the hour.
Miss Esther Lelko, well-known
Indianapolis singer, will make her
first appearance for listeners in a
group of popular songs and ballads.
Jim and Walt, the Hungry Har-
mopy Team" viii add their touch
to che program as we'll selected bits
Of harmony nonsense with perhaps
= lash of the serious, although
that is doubtful.
LESS Hall, the whistling announcer
Who has carried The Times through
many months of presentations, will
be at his old place before the mike
and inject his own inimitable per-
sonality into the Offering.
Remember the time change. The
program starts at II midnight to-
night and continues until ? a. m.
Thursday over WFBM.
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ance of the first religious cere-
monies of the pre-Easter period.
Services at ST. Peters, st. John
Lateran and St. Mary Major,
brought some of the largest congre-
cations of recent years.
The Office of "tenebrae" or
shadows" symbolizing the dark
ness which covered the earth at the
C~rucifxion. was celebrated in the
papal chapel in st. Peters today.
Dec -rations, and ornaments were
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removed from churches. purple wells
and vestments of ecclesiastical
mourning taking the place Of the
usual ~liturgical altar cloths and
veStmentS.
In st. Peters three great relics
the sacred lance which tradition
says the Roman soldier used TO
pierce Christ's side, the large frag-
ment of the true cross and the veil
of st. Veronica bearing an imprint
of the Lords face-were exposed
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Following is the explanation of
Ripley's Believe 1t or Not" which
appeared in The Times Tuesday.
Hughes Aubriot was the first pris-
1ner in the Bastille.-HugheS Au-
1riot, provost and captain of Paris,
Vas in charge of the construction
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of the Bastille, and laid the first
stone of that redoubtable French
prison on July %, 1870. He even
tually was convicted by a clerical
court of having restored to their
parents a number of Jewish chill
dren who were abducted forcibly for
the purpose of baptism.
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Don't Endure Slipping
FALSE TEETH

Do your false teeth drop or slip
when you talk, eat. laugh or. snee5e?
Don't be annoyed and embarrassed a
minute longer. Fasteeth, a new pow
der to sprinkle on your plates, holds
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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-04-16

for the faithful from a balcony on
the left of the high altar above the
statue of st. Veronica