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The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-09-19

slipped his hand in the opening along by her arm, papers rustled under his fingers; something soft, possibly a handkerchief, lay to the right as he groped about-a touch of her chill skin made him jerk back involuntarily as their hands came in contact.
 He was still on his knees using his electric torch when he caught sight under the table of a piece of paper protruding from under the wooden bottom of the drawer where it's sides had evidently warped and separated. Very gingerly Thorne worked the paper loose and held it up to the light It was apparently the upper half of a billhead, for the printed type ran:
 DRYDEN SANITARIUM
 Chicago, Illinois
 To room Soo.U0 To meals for special nurse eos. 15.00 To laboratory fees -........-........-..-.- 1000
 A zigzag tear ended the state ment. Thorne sprang up at the sound of people approaching, first thrusting the torn bill into his vest pocket. Copyright, D. Appleton and Col
 Was it a man or woman who
 visited Mrs. Lawrence just be-
 fore FerguSon's arrival? De-
 tcctive Thorne's suspicious are
 aroused in tomorrOw's chapter.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-09-19
NO PICNIC TONIGHT

The picnic planned tonight start ing at 6 o'clock in front of the Methodist church by the Epworth League, has been called off on ac- count of the indictment weather, ac- cording to announcement by Iona Messer, President of the or ganiZation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-01-30

SIS black and navy nor
mn coats. Skunk, kit fox, wolf
trim. So and 40.
5-S69. so black straight coats
with grey fur collars, cuffs. SO
and 40.
I-S65 black norma coat with
marmink collar and cuffs. Size
A.
I-S7S grey mixture coat with
kit fox collar. In size 40.
2-S6S.50 grey and brown
mixture sports coats. with cara
cul and beaver collars. Sizes
So and 50.
6-SS9.5O grey and oxford
mixture coats, kit fox and cara
cul. Sizes SO to A.
1-S69.SO brown ombre camePs
hair coat, raccoon collar. Size
A.
2-S12S green and brown le-
roma, front fare, cross wolf and
shawl collar, muff, cuffs. Size
SO.
1-SI2S little wOman'S brown
cressella, beaver collar and cuffs.
Size 351a.
-Sli0 green and black cres-
seIIa, Worth square shawl coll
lar and elbow cuffs of black
lapin. Size SO.
I-S9S. so black stitched side
panel coat. Raccoon shawl and
cuffs. AZ.
l-Sl1O black cresSella,
straightline badger shawl colV
lar. Size ~.
-S95 black coats, stitched
side panels, skunk trim. Sizes
3S and 40.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-01-30
tocktakng Friday-Women's Goats DrastcalIy Reduced!

6-SS9.5O black straightline
coats, collar and deep cuffs OF
kit fox. Sizes 80 to A.
-S75 black straightline
coats, shawl collar, cuffs of lynx
and caracul. Sizes 80 and AZ.
2-Sss.SO black cameFs hair.
collar to hem of black lapin.
So and SO.
2-SS5 black norma coats,
with black Persian lamb. Size
80.
3-S79.s0 black coats with
skunk collar and cuffs. Sizes
80 and 40.
1-S11O little woman's tunic
fare coat with wolf. Size 351a'
2-SS5 brown norma coats.
caracul and fitch trim. Sizes
50 and A.
6-Sl25 black coats, straight
line. collar, nun, cuffs OF kit
fox. Sizes SO to A.
6-S1l0 black coats with
black fox collar, mum, cuf1s.
Sizes So to AZ.
5-Sl25 black and brown le-
roma coats with Jap mink. Sizes
80 to A.
I-S155 green lerOna coat
with natural fitch collar and
cuffs. Size So.
1-Sl45 brown lerOna coat,
skunk long tuxedo collar, bor-
der, cuffs. SO.
1-S1S5 dark brown cyessella.
side flare with collar and Guns
of beaver. A.
rrAA.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-01-30

2-S59.50 grey sports coats,
wolf collar, size "a.
I-S69. so little wOman's black
norma coat, skunk collar, cuffs.
Size 3515,
2-S6S.50 green mixture sports
coats, beaver collars; size So.
2-S49.5 SO brown and tan mix
ture sport coats, scarf collars.
Size So.
1-S125 orchid llama coat,
krimmer mushroom collar, in
size IS.
1-S95 green mixture sports
coat, mink-dyed susliki collar
to hem and cuffs. Little wom-
ans coat, size 351a.
1-sss.5e brown Ombre stripe
sports coat, beaver shawl collar.
Size 80.
1-S7S.50 rust color lustrah
coat, collar to hem Of lapin.
Size SO.
3-S59.5O black coats with
black wolf and skunk collar,
cuffs. 30 and A.
5-S59.50 brown and tan coats
with wolf, marmink and civet
cat collar and cuffs. Sizes SO
to A.
I-S59.S0 black coat with
marmink collar and cuffs. Size
461a.
I-$e9.5e brown norma with
caracul collar and cuffs. Size
50l1a.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-01-30
Stocktaking Friday---Misses' Coats

2-S79.5O misses black
dress coats, wrap style,
with marmink. Size Is.
3-S59.5O misses tan
camels hair sports coats,
belted, tailored. Sizes IA,
Is and 10.
4-$49.5O imported tweed
sports coats, brown or blue
mixtures. IA to ID.
.2-S19.50 black norma
straightlines, collar, cuffs,
border of lapin. IA.
2-$5S.50 cameI's hair
sports coats, straightline
style. Sizes 16 and 10.
2-S45 sports coats. prin-
cess style, grey or brown
mixtures. IA and Is.
1-S110 brown velour de
nord, fiared, with collar
and cuffs muskrat. 16.
1-S9S.50 imported tweed
sports coat, red and grey,
with grey krimmer.
2-$S9.5O black norma
dress coats, flared, with
black wolf. Size 16.
1-$S9.50 tan dress coat
with outstanding shawl,
cuffs of muskrat. Is.
1-S11O imported tweed
sports coat, belted, caracu'
shawl collar. Size Is.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-01-30

4-S75 evening gowns; 2 green chiffon,
Is and 10; eggshell MORE, size IA.
2-S75 afternoon dresses, black crepe
and black satin. sizes Is and 1S.
2-S6S green and black crepe afternoon
dresses, size Il.
2-S65 chiffon afternoon dresses, cleo
trio blue and green, sizes 10 and ID.
2-S65 afternoon dresses, blue chiffon
and smoke canton crepe, size 40.
2-S6S taffeta silk evening gowns, red,
size IA; green, size Is.
1-$65 brown canton sports dress, two
piece size IA.
SEES afternoon dresses, green, bur-
gundy. black, nat crepe, lace, chiffon.
Sizes IA, Is, ID, 20. :,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-01-30

1-S145 black velvet coat, side
flare, fox shawl collar, cuffs.
Size SO.
I-S145 green llama sports
coat, with natural squirrel coll
lar. Size SO.
1-S135 natural llama coat,
shawl collar of natural lynx.
Size 40.
3-S9S.5O grey llama coats
with kit fox shawl and cuffs.
Sizes 38 to A.
1--S175 brown and green vi
Onnet styles, skunk stole coll
lar. Sizes So and So.
1-S165 blue cresSella with
silver grey kit fox collar, cuffs.
Size So.
Isles little wOman's brown
cressella, fitch shawl collar,
cuffs. Size 37l2.
1-S145 little wOman's straight
coat, kit fox collar, cuffs. Size
49,.
4-Sl25 black brOadtail cloth,
straight or flare, skunk and fox.
80 to A.
Isles black cresselIa, fare
back, krimmer collar and cuffs.
Size A.
I-S155 navy IerOna straight
line, krimmer shawl, cuffs. Size
40.
8-S135 black coats, fare,
straight skunk, fox, kolinsky.
Sizes SO to a.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-01-30

1-s9S.5O brown norma, black
flare, civet cat collar, cuffs. Size
4412.
l-S7S brown coat, straight
line, fox collar and CUTS. Size
4S12..
3-S69.5O black and brown
straightIine; caracul, lynx,
skunk trim. Sizes ~ and 501a.
2-S65 black fare and
straightline, minktail collar,
cuffs. 401s and 4212.
2-SS9.5O brown and black
norma with caracul. Sizes 4212
and 50L2.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-01-30
Stocktaking Friday-Bags

1l-$l0 Antelope Suede Bags top handle styles
with marcasite clasp. mounted on La Tique
frames . in black, brown ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
1-$26 Maggy Rouffs Nun Bag. in brown ante.
7-$25 Antelope Suede Bags :. marcasite and
enamel lit clasp: ........s...: $Io
2-$16.5O Embroidered Evening Bags. envelope
style. gold threads on beige or green back
GROUNDS observation-disclosures 1O
2-$25 Imported Chenille Beret Bags. dark
1-$45 Imported Pearl Embroidered Beauvais
Evening Bag :. /. on fine lacquer frame. .$25
1-$50 Imported Evening Bag. embroidered gold
thread cabochon with real jade studded de-
sigh 300
50-$I Ladies' Belts, in kid and suede with self
covered or metal buckles. all wanted colors, soc
BAG Shop Street Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-01-30

1-$125 green sports coat.
belted. wrap style, lapin
cape shawl. IA.
2--$S9.5O black dress
coats, big shawl collars, !
black caracul. IA and 16.
2-SS9.50 alI-bIack far
ed coats with skunk. Sizes
Is and l8.
1-S98.5O blue vOna dress
coat, wrap style with black
caracul cape and matching
nun. Size IA.
1-$IIO imported tweed
sports coat, waist deep
shawl of raccoon. Is.
@S98.50 alI-black dress
coats with black fox. Sizes
IA and Is.
1--$125 brown dress coat,
flared, shawl, pointed cuffs
of squirrel. IA.
2-$125 brown tweed
sports coats, notched shaw
Of raccoon. IA and 20.
2-S9S.5O black norma,
wrap style with kit fox COL
lar and cuffs. 16 and Is.
1-S9S.5O flared coat,
black, waist-deep shawl,
cuffs of beige wolf. 10.
1-S14S robin red vOna,
cape shawl beige Persian
caracul. Size is.
Th;rl EIAn@
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-01-30
StOcktaking Friday-ClOves

125 pairs $2.50 to So Imported Kid and Lamb
cred cuffs, necasp with bracelet strap in brown,
tan and beige. Sl.SO
$3.50 Channels Tea Hour Gloves. $3.95
White kid piped with gold or silver and tiny tear
jeweled toned drops
$3.50 to $40 Channels Gloves. pull-ons with
turn-back cuffs with applique stripes and one
Ou0UOH StyLcSs SS
81 Washable Fabric Pull-ons in white. sizes 51a
10 t's''s''s". .......s.....,.. sue
CLIQUE Shop street Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-01-30
Misses Dresses
Is Ensembles, $3.50

Regularly $1,000 to SIS.
Tweeds or prints, with tuck
in blouses, A few one-piece
jerseys. Green, tan, brown,
blue, black. IA to 20.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-01-30
Stocktaking Friday-DRESSES for Every Woman!
WOmen's Dresses
II Dresses at $3.50

II Dresses at $3.50
Regularly $3.50 and SIS.
covert cloth, the rest after
noon dresses in velvet, chif-
fon, crepe. Dahlia, green,
brown. Sizes SO to a..
40 Dresses at SIS
Regularly SIS to $3.50. Dressy
chiffon afternoon styles with
long skirts. l net dinner dress,
a few taffeta and satin eve
ming. Sizes SO to "A.
WomeR's Simple Frock Shop,
Second Floor
Larger Women
10 Dresses at $3.50
Regularly $1,000 to $3.50.
Street dresses, crepe, satin,
chiffon. Black, brown, navy,
dahlia. blue. Az to sou.
10 Dresses at SIS
Regularly SIS to $35. Street
and afternoon, crepe, satin,
MORE. Black, navy, wine,
brown, rust, white. Sizes
401l to 48Iz.
II Dresses at SIS
Regularly $35 to $49.50.
Street, afternoon, evening.
Crepes, chiffons, georgettes.
Flesh, green, blue, navy,
black, brown. 401z to 4o1a.
8 Dresses at SIS
Regularly $3.50 to $3.50.
One of kind, afternoon and
evening, satin and crepe.
Dahlia, rose, orchid, black.
42H to 46H.
Larger Women's Dress shop,
Second Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-01-30
Friday Stocktaking-Undies!


Silk Slips-Petticoats, $1.95
Regularly S. Embroidered and hemstitched slips
with deep shadow hem. Tailored and lace trimmed
petticoats. White, flesh, tan, eggshell. Broken
sizes.
1895 and S. Silk Slips, So
Crepe de chine and radium silk slips with cream
laces or plain hemstitched. White, flesh, egg
she'll. tan, navy, black, white Broken sizes.
So Silk Underwear, $1.95
Step-ns of radium silk and crepe dc chine, color
piping and applique others with ecru laceS. Che
misses and bloomers of crepe de chine with Alencon
laces Flesh, peach nile, eggshell, blush maize.
Broken sizes
$40 10 $l2.75 Silk Neghgees, $3.50
Crepe satin and crepe de chine with ecru laces,
or tailored Some with marabou. Rose, orchid,
nile coral peach, turquoise.
SIS to SIS Silk Negligees, $l2.75
Imported Brassieres, 81
Regularly $l.50 and S. Ribbon and lace, net and
lace, all ribbon. Sizes 81 to SO.
$3.50 and $3.50 Corsettes, So
Corsette-brassiere of lowered brocade, some of
swami All popular makes. Sizes SO to At.
SINNERS black satin corsette-brassiere, size Sc,
regularly $40. Now S..
"Scantes" size 40 only, regularly $lz.SO. Now IS.
Grey Shops, Second Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-01-30
eGGeNs Tomorrow! Stocktaking Friday!

This is the Friday economy minded afford to
miss!
One thing askPease buy carefully Do not ask for credit
or refund anything you buy these down prices
tomorrow! Store opens at OILS promptly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-01-30
Stocktaking Friday
"a Fur Coats at Half!

And any over 500 may be purchased on our
10 payment plan-lO9o down and 1919
monthly. Buy friday
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-01-30
StOcktaking Friday
Junior Goats
& SnOrts Goats. $40

Regularly $3.50. Tailored, belted in
tan camers hair, navy chinchills, or
oxford polo cloth. Sizes II to IL.
Dress Goats. $35
Regularly $6o.5O to $3.50. Kashmir
fabrics. very smart, with lapin, kit
fox, skunk, wolf, caracul, lynx or
muskrat. All black, tan, brown,
green, blue, red. II to 19.
Misses and Juniors Rumble Seat"
Goats, were $49.5O, now $35.
Junior Shops, Third Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-01-30
SIS

1-Sl25 afternoon dress, brown trans
parent velvet, size 49,
2-$125 evening gowns, imported pink
taffeta, pink satin; size is.
3-SI25 afternoon dresses. black crepe
and satin, metal brocade; sizes IA and Is.
l-$145 afternoon dress, metal brocade,
size SO.
1-$145 evening gown, black trans
parent velvet, size 10.
1-S125 afternoon dress, blue canton
crepe, size 49,
3-$1IO afternoon dresses. black, green,
cedar crepe; sizes IA, 18, 20.
1-S95 afternoon dress, wedgewood blue
crepe, size 10.
1885 evening dress, green MORE silk,
size IA.
Second Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-01-30
StOcktaking Friday
Handkerchiefs-Half Price

OF Mems Hsndkerchefs of French linen, cord
border rolled hem, colored cutout initial, regu-
larly $3.50 Some in each letter but quantities are
broken Now 7Sc each.
126 Women's sheer linen with hand-embrodered
initial white only Not all initials, but a good
choice. Originally, for 81. Now 3 for soc.
Handkerchief shop, Street Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-01-30
Misses Dresses
AT Half Price

$3.50 lightweight woods,
two-piece models, satin or
pique trim.
Brown and wine. CID ~
Is and 20. ....... %1'|O
3-$35, chiffon, crepe, tweed,
street and afternoon. Blue,
black, brown. IA @77 SO
and Is. ......... %lI ~
1l--$3o.50 street and after
noon frocks. Even and dip
ping hens, velvets, metals,
chiffons, crepes,
T " 3H IS Sizes $l9.75
7-A5, evening and afternoon.
Chiffons, taffetas, with tulle,
metals, crepes. Rhinestone
pins and buckles. @CO E0
IA to 1S........ P@@'OV
S-$4o.5O evening frocks,
satin, MORE, lame, crepe.
New waistline, tiers, Grapes.
Dahlia, red, blue, @C1 TX
black. IA to 49,. %@TsSV
Misses Dress Shop. Third Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-01-30
Stock Taking Friday
Jewelry

l25 Pieces at Soc
Regularly ST and $l.50 Bracelets,
necklaces, pendants, chokers, ear
rings.
so Pieces at $1.95
Regularly So. $3.50, SIS. No two alike
necklaces, Chokers, pendants.
90 Pieces at 81
Regularly $1.o5 to $3.50. Necklaces,
bracelets, earrings, costume colors.
4 Italian Beaded Bags, regularly $4s.
Now ........., - go
/ Italian Beaded Bag, regularly SIS.
/ Italian Beaded Bag, regularly $50.
Now .................. .SlU
/ Italian Beaded Bag, regularly SIS.
Now ........... 800. ..'...''. 90
s Rolled Gold Bracelets, regularly
$40. Now .......... .......:... 80
/ Rolled Gold Bracelet, regularly SIS.
l Chanel Crystal (simulated) neck
lace, regularly SIS. Now. $3.50. SIS
Real Crystal Necklace, regularly
SIS. Now. ........... ..........: SIS
Real Crystal Necklace, regularly
SIS. Now .................. $40
Real Carnelian Necklace, regularly
Iepelry Shop, Street Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-01-30

1-Sl35 black cressella, sable
squirrel collar, cuffs. Size 4412.
1-SI1O brown norma, stitch
ed panel back, kit fox trim.
Size 49,.
6-S98.SO black and brown
coats with skunk, krimmer and
fox. 4212 to 49,.
4-SsS.5O alI-black straight
line. kit fox collar, cuffs. 4212
to 4611a.
2-SSS black coats with black
Persian lamb. Sizes asa and
sou.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-01-30

helat beforeinv the
The when
SV all oddpieces of
ewo dnrJ fpmk level
Page
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-01-30
Friday-French Shop Dresses

$75Aernoon Dresses Canton Crepe G
IA o 49, Choice
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-01-30
Stocktaking Friday
SIS Umbrellas, 1895

AlI-silk umbrellas of good quality plain novelty
silks moonglow, amberite, ivorytone Prince of
Wales or straight handles. All colors.
Umbrella Shop, Street Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-01-30

StOcktaking Friday-GlOvesilk!
25 Glove Silk Vests at 81
Regularly $1o5 Pure silk with applique and
medallion trim Satin straps. "a to AZ.
S. Combinations at $2.45
Regularly, S. With double brassiere top side
fastening, bloomer leg 81 "a, So and AZ.
RayOn Chemises at 75c
Regularly 81. Chemises, briefs and step-ns, fitted
woke elastic or button waistline. IS pieces, flesh
only, sizes and 6.
RayOn Petti-Knickers, $2.45
Regularly SIS. Step-in panties with shadow-proof
panel front and back. Lengths q and Is.
Grey Second Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-01-30

Larger womsn's Coat Shop. Third Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-01-30
StOcktaking Friday-Hats
$3.50
Regularly IS

Finely tailored felts from sizes 70 to Is
inches. Brimmed felts, tucked crowns, Off
the-face tailored models.
Smart, Better-Quaity Ballibuntls, $3.50
Some Combined with Felt, Regularly $40
Millinery Shop Street Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-01-30
StOcktaking Friday
Neckwear

4-$3 Wool scarfs, oblong, tan,
grey .................. .$1.9S
7-$3 silk squares, now priced at $l.0S
1924 silk collars, pleated ruff
fe .................. $50: .S.9S
8-$3 triangular scarfs, printed. .$1.9S
ELacy wool scarfs, striped Dor
dcrs .................. 81
3-Sl.o5 twill squares, plaids, checks,
81
Gardenias, pansies, clusters and felt
sports flowers, priced tomorrow at Csc
Neckpear Shop, Street Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-01-30
Larger Women's Coats

! SIS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-01-30

Vomen's Coat Shop. Third Floor
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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-10-08
MISS KOLHOFF WILL
BE SHOWER GUEST

Miss Dorothy Ryker will entertain
with bridge party and shower at
her home, 1914 North Capitol ave-
nue., tonight in honor of Miss Su-
zanne Kolhotf, whose marriage to
William Ralph Bockstahler will take
place Oct. 25
The bride-elect will be presented
with a breakfast set. The hostess
will be assisted by her mother, Mrs.
H. @. Ryker. Guests with Miss Kol-
hof will be:
Mesdames Sue Kolhof. w H Book
stahler. Leon Hicks. Robert Schettc-
George o. Browne. w. B. Gates, Robe t
Nipper. Martin McCracken. Melvin Puett
Noble Ropkey. Misses Monzene SHELTON.
Maryfrances Ogle. Kathleen Hotel. Mar
iorie Okes. Margaret Kellenbach, Billie
Mae Kreider and Maurine Jaquith.
Miss Ogle will entertain in honor
Of Miss Kolhoff Saturday. Mrs.
Hicks will be hostess for a party
Oct. Is, and Miss Shelton and Miss
katherine Reagan will be hostesses
Oct. II.
Mr.. and Mrs. Browne will give a
party Oct Is in honor of Miss Kol-
hoff and Mr.. Bockstahler. On Oct.
%, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Schetter
will entertain for the bridal couple.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-10-08
SORORITY ALUMNAE
TO OPEN SEASON

At the first fall meeting of In
dianapolis alumnae Of Kappa Alpha
Theta sorority to be held Friday
night at the home Of Mrs. Harold
Cunning, 5565 Washington boule-
ward. Mrs. Francis Sinex, president,
will give report of the national sor-
GRITTY convention held this summer.
Meeting will open with an infor-
NAL supper at 6. Reservations may
be made with the committee in
charge, which is composed of Mrs.
Herman Deupree, general chairman,
assisted by
Mesdames Eugene Sims. Theodore Locke,
Clifford Harrod. Dwight Ritter. ]. W..
Atherton. Harold Sutherlin. Robert Keiser.
Richard Shirley and R. S. Bozart.
Miss SineX will show two reels of
motion pictures made at the con-
vention. Reports of rushing and
pledging at various Indiana active
chapters will be made by Mrs.
Joseph Walker, De PAW; Mrs.
Charles Binkley, Indiana; Mrs.
Joseph Mullanie, Butler, and Mrs.
Neil Waterbury, Purdue.e
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-10-08
CHURCH SOCIETIES
IN AUTUMN BAZAAR

Church societies of st. Rochs
church will give an autumn bazar
in the church hall, 5000 South Meri-
dian street, Oct. 10, 20 and 81. Affair
will open with a chicken dinner
Sunday noon under the direction of
Mrs. Henry Herman, Mrs. Michael
Voltz and Mrs. Louis Ferry. A pill
low slip card party will be held
Sunday afternoon, Sunday night
and Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. Louis
Weber is chairman, assisted by:
Mesdames Joseph Suding. Joseph
SchmoIl. william Theur. F. Adolay.
George Egenolf. Joseph Bortlein. ]. A.
Heidelberger. George Adrian and Mrs, Carl
Hueber.
A children's party will be given
Monday afternoon with Mrs. Sud-
ing, Mrs. John Niehaus, Mrs. Harold
Bechert and Mrs. Thomas Memmer
as hostesSes. Dinner will be served
at Tuesday night Those in charge
are Mrs. Helen V. Costello, Harold
Bechert and Joseph Suding Jr.
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AIumnae Group
of Sorority VIII
Hold Meeting

indianapolis Alumni Association
Of zeta Tau Alpha sorority will hold
its October business meeting at the
home of Miss Leda Hughes, 326
North Audubon road, at Thursday
night.
Mrs. Russell Justice, Mrs. Robert
Fenne1 and Miss Elizabeth Ann
Miller will assist the hostess. Mrs.
A. r. Stacey, vice-preSident, will
preside.
The association will give its an
nual party for new pledges of AL
pha Delta chapter, Butler univer-
sity, this month. Miss Margaret
Hohl, chairman, will report plans.
Mrs. John Gainey is general chair
man of the annual benefit bridge
party to be held in November.
Mrs. T. r. LYDIA will distribute
new year books and hoStesses for
the coming year will be announced.
Miss Julia E. Miller is chairman
of the constitution committee. Visit
ing members of zeta Tau Alpha
are invited to attend the meeting.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-10-08
CUTS SILK HOSE
BILLS IN TWO

4 New York fashion expert has just
made wonderful discovery. Realizing
the expense of constantly buying silk
hose and lingerie, she learned that with
perspiration comes an oily excretion
from the sebaceous glands that causes
silks to rot
Soap and water she found were in
adequate. Only a solvent like Ener-
CINE cuts this film of oil.
SO when next washing silk hose or
dainty undergarments. add a table
spoonful of Energine to quart of
lukewarm. soapy water. Wash thor
Oughly-rinse well. Note the new. fresh
cleanliness-see how the original color
is revived so easily and with less rub
bling After using this new method,
you'll be amazed at the difference in
results from washing in just soap and
water
And when you see how many more
weeks wear you get from silk hose.
you'll be more than delighted-its real
economy. Energine is unexcelled also
for quickly removing all dirt and
grease spots from dresses. hats. shoes,
gloves ties. Large can 35c.-Advt.