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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-04-21

"Batted Tor FlScher IN SEVENTH.
tBatted for Burke in ninth.
Score by innings:
RGs5SH g g ] $50 ] ia = 3
Berry (3J, Webb, Pickering, oliver. Rothrock.
Russell. Bluege: Two5base hits-BerJgyy 81,
Yer. Russell. ,Three-base hits E. Rice.
Bluege. Stolen base-.Myer,.. Sacrifices-Ma-
nush. Creeden. Russell. Left on baseS-BoS-
ton. 7; Washington, 6. Bases on balls-Of
Burke, /. Struck out-By Crowder, 2: by
Burke. /. Hits-Of Crowder, Z in inning.
inning: off Fischer, o in Is inning; of Burke,
in 2 innings. Losing pitcher-Crowder.
Time of game-l hour and SIS minutes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-04-21
PHILLY GETS REGATTA.

PHILADELPHIA. April ~. P,.-The
annual regatta of the National Associa-
ton of Amateur Oarsmen will Be held
on the Schuylkill River here July "a
and IS, Harry Penn Burke, president
of the association, has announced. Il
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-04-21

YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
Boston, 10; WASHINGTON, 3.
New York, 5; PHILADELPHIA, 4.
Cleveland, 9; Detroit, 3.
ChicagO-St. Louis (rain).
TODAY'S GAMES.
Boston at WASHINGTON.
Detroit at Cleveland.
Chicago at st. Louis.
Philadelphia at New York.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-04-21

Maryland ......o 0 3 o 3 x-9
Runs-Bartoo ca. Chase t2), Kilroy.
ca. Vowel, Pimper l2. Wiihoite. Home
run-Chase. Two-base hits-Bartoo, Sothern
Sacrtfice-F1etcher. Stolen bases-Chase,
Sothern. Davidson. Vowel. Left on bases
Maryland, 4; Western, S. Struck out-By
on Davidson, 4; on Clarke, /. Umpire
prised somewhat by scoring over East
ern, public high champion, 9 to 7, in
the Eastern Stadium It was a hard
fought game all the way with both
teams having a big sixth inning. The
V1rgtnianS scored six runs in that Ses-
sion and Eastern five. WI. then went
on to add two more markers while hold
ing Eastern scoreless and won the game.
The score:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-04-21
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
STANDING OF THE TEAMS.

YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
New York, 40; Boston, 81.
Cincinnati, Z; Pittsburgh, S.
st. Louis, 3; Chicago, 2.
Brooklyn, 10; Philadelphia, S.
TODAY'S GAMES.
New York at Boston.
Brooklyn at Philadelphia.
st. Louis at Chicago.
Cincinnati Pittsburgh not scheduled.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-04-21

Totals "a II a. Totals 2s 324 10
deorsetWon nap Prep: ! 9 ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-04-21
Major Standings

AMERICAN LEAGUE.
STANDING OF THE TEAMS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-04-21

"Batted for Fischer in seventh.
tBatted for Burke in ninth.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-04-21

NHANUSH was slightly Ill before the
wi game, but managed to play
through. Berry was busy
boy at bat for the visitors with two
doubles and as many singles. :. Oliver
got two singles in the big Red Sox
inning. Mcleod arrived from Chat
tanooga, that held him too weak. :.
He soon viii be farmed by President
Grif1th. ,--....-.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-04-21

@LEVELAND, April 81 Dr.
{ Iris Speaker, Nap Lajoie,
~ Stan Coveleskie-they were
great ball players, but it's
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-04-21
HAD[EY WILL FACE
WORLD CHAMPIONS
Grove Likely to Be MackS'
HurIer-Red Sox Hammer
Griff Pitchers.
BY JOHN b. KELLER.

A GAIN in this American
" League pennant struggle
"A the Nationals are to carry
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-03-13
PREJAV PREZIDENTA SLO.
VENSKA, ORsZAGHA,

Novy prezident Slovenskej kra-
Jlny, Orszagh NAL v Bratslave
prejav, ktorom sd obsirne zmie-
nil 0 svojom pracovnom progra-
me.
Roxy mojej prace V sloven-
skej samosprave'', vravel prezi-
dent Orszagh, "sd najlepsim do
kazom, aky je moi program:
chcem pracovat'. Viem, co slo-
venska zem potrebuje a viem. co
potrebuju kraje. pretozc ako sllz-
ny v Turci ako zupan zvolen-
sky som poznal potreby nasho
l'udu. Program, ktor[ som usku-
tocnoval vtedy, bude teraz pro-
gramom d 'alsim, lenze rozsiah-
lcjsom meritku. Pokiap ide O kra-
Jlnsku sprawl, hrozi sfce nebez-
pecie, ze sa tato stane telesom
t'azkopadnym, ale tomu sa da / 'ah
ko predist' najdenim sp6sobu. a.
ko ilradovanie zjednodusit' a ,ro-
bit no elastickejsim. Prijimat'
zodpoyednost' nebat' sa lei. tc
je dolezite. Tradnfci sa zodpo-
vednosti casto boja, co ME je
spravne a zdravt. Ukolom moiim
bude tiez zabranit', ably sa odpo-
vedncst' rozhodovanic prenasa-
ly na ilrady inc, kcd' jf kom-
petencii nrddu zemskeho, ably roz-
hodol sam. Spolupraca zemskeho
hradu so zemskym vyborom je i
dealna a uplne priatelska. Ia ce-
III dobu nevyskytly sd ami mai
mensom otazky prestyzne, pokial'
sa tfka poziadaviek stran, zem-
sky vfbor zastupitePstvo po-
skytuj1 obraz tax 1zkej spolu-
prace stran, re to budi DOZEN, a.
ko by sa jednalo 0 jednu stranu.
Vsetko to je najlepsim dokazom;
ako samosprayna praca na Slo-
vensku je chapana ako najvlast-
nejsia praca pre- rozkvet Sloven-
ska"
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-03-13
Ease POKROK.

Radi zaznaGuene jeden pokrok Ease )edno wy
pnenie medzery potrebach amerckych Slovakov lynn
e knzoeka: Siorenkf Picsne pre- mladJcb so1ensk)cb
baustop ktore upravil a svojim nakadom vydal nan1
Slovikom vseobecne znamy hudobnk, skladatel, sbor
,najster ucitel hubby, pan Otto Mrazek.
Americki Slovaci rad dopraju svojim deto hu
dobneho vzdeania preto kazdom dome maju
piano. Ale lkou tazkost ou boo dosat primerane
ty sovenskch piesn Tie co prsly kraju s dobre pre-
uecov ale prt azke pre- amaerov alebo zaGatoSnikov
Citla velm potreba not, ktorch by dao lahsie
hrat'.
Mauc toto ma mysli p. Mrazek zharmonizoval diva
dsat ajznan1ech ubenJch slovenskych pesn pre-
mladych sovekych pianistov. Su pesne: 'Flej, So
vaci, 'Nad Tatrou blyska" "I1ore Vahom, dolu Va
hon, 'EIej pod Krivahon,' "Sadla muska konarik,
'Bodaj by vas, Wy mladenc, 'Dobr,i noe, ma mil" :,
pod tym nasm okeneckom', ia parobek KapuSan",
'PoAapala salasi sanina', "Slovan Sovan bu-
DEM, "Prijdi ty, suhako rano man, "Kysuca, Kysu
ca, "Ani6ka dusitka nekaSi', 'Prijd Jank', "Orala
orala", "Boleraz boleraz, ia baca vemi starry"
Pod Presporkom ma Dunaji, Kde domov MOI. Vsetky
tieto pesne prstovane, co obahGuje pianistov hru
TlaG e pekna, 6sa. Cena len SlO0 vsetkych dva-
dsat' pesn
Objednavky vybavue p. Otto Mrazek P. O. Box
81, Sciencevle, Ohio. objednavkou treba posat' OBJ
nos cekom alebo Money Orderom Komu by bolo poho-
dlnejsie, noty moze dostat' nasej redakci
Panu Mrazekovi vyslovujeme vrele uznane jeho
pracu. Ufame, re Slovaci zavd aGia skorym
branim nakladu ably tejto kulturne praci mohol po
kracovat.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-03-13

V minuom cise bola rec t'azkom polozeni farma-
bolo podoknute ze sa to netyka farmarov okolo
vepkych miest Farn1ar pri mestach mau prilezitost
predat svoc produkty priamo bud'to obchodnkov ale
DO spotrebovateom ME s zavisl priekupcoch, zeez
niciach, skadoch alebo edne lrode ako farmari BY
vadc aleko cd mest produkujuci pre- krajnsky
tovy trh
Farnar pri mesre ma isty trh pre- svoje mieko, ma
sio zeennu, vacia naso, lebo to moze privezt Ger
stve kdezto farmar daeko cd byvauci syoje W.
robky nemoze sam trh doviezt, zavis Cd zeeznice
ktora rata zwatne povozne wagon co farara
mutt pestovat ednu urodu, aby wagon zapnil Plo
diny vagony ale nekupuju ednotlive rodny, ami mali
obchodnici, tax e taky farmar vydany most prie
kupcov velkoobchodov. Preto jeho spasa je druz-
stevnictve a to velmi dokonalon.
Ale druzstevnictvo by pomohlo hodne Al farmarom
okolo n1ies C by nebolo yyhodne pre- nasich farna
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-03-13

slovenskych, keby 81 zalozi povedzme mliekare1
syraref svou vlasn dostavali kvart meka 1l--12
centov mesto terasich paru centov? C by to nebolo
lepse, keby pracova donna, svoje mlekarn pri Incl
druzstevnej prac, ako chodt do fabriky potazne "a
tcrastch okolnost zahapat? Takto spoen dostali by
Wac pehazi svoju zeleninu, ovocinu vajca n,aso
hydnu atd ebo by nemuse kazdy ist SO svoou trokou
osobitne ma trh.
Farmarenie okolo vel'kych miest bude vzdy WHO'D
neSe, ako daeko Cd nich, preto kto chce byt' svom
vastnym bosom ma co, ufobi dobre ked 81 kupi co
len mad farn,ieku, kym peniazky, t'azko zaro-
bcne, nerozkotul' 'aju tejto nezamestnanosti
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-03-13

mi nemeckymi podnil1mi, ably po-
dl'a sml1v tyychto podnikov so So
victskou uniou zakladali zaria-
doyali move podniky. Soviety pla-
tia inzenierov od 1000 Kcs
mesacne. Ma pohPad je to hodne,
obzvlast' pre- zaciatocnikov, ale
pri tamojsej drahote, najma pre-
tyych, GO nekupujli a nedostavaju
ma karticky'', ME je to TAX ve-
Ia.
Nemecka vcrejnost' vsetkych
smerov a politickych mienok pri-
jima zprdvy novych transpor-
toch svojej odbornej intelligence
do Ruska so spokojnym sdhla.
som a vyslovuje sa o Mich dost'
caste al $ istou nezakryvanou hr-
dost'ou. Vyprayy maju svoje me-
no: der Zug mach dem Osten''
(Tazenie I'd vychod.) Mimi doka-
zuje nemeeka politika, ze al voj-
1fou porazeny narod, stalej ho-
spodarskei tiesni Sd nachadzaju-
ci, moze pri tom vsetkom pokra-
covat' ma poll kultnrnej expan-
zie a chystat' tax expanziu ho-
spodarsku politickn.
ked pozorujeme domysel ne
prevadzanu nemeckl politiku, ne
mono, aby sme 81 aspoil v malom
poroynani neysfmali, ako postu-
pnje Y tomto ohPade politika 20
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-03-13
KAN IDE NADBYTOK MEME.
CKEJ INTELLIGENCE?

Hlavne mesto nemeckej rise,
Berlin, je uz cd davna operacnou
zakladilou vsetkych postupov sire
do zapado-europske'lo komuni-
zmu. dirigovaneho Moskvou. Ia
mojSie obchodne zastupitel'stvo
SSSR ie najvacsim zastupiter-
stvom sovietov v0bec. Zamestna-
va vyse 500 os0b. Ci sa vsetci Ia
oberaj1 len zastupovanim obchod-
nych zaujmov, je vel'mi probe
maticke. Toto zastupitel 'stvo V
poslednom case zalozilo samostat-
MI kancelariu. ktora nema incl
roboty. ako sktmat', prezerat' a
odpovedat' na dotazy, ktorymi sa
informuji zvacsa nemecki inteli-
genti zamestnaneckych pod
mienkach Rusku. Kanceiaria
zaopatruje d 'alej miesta ucha-
dzacom, upravuje ich yyst'ahova-
ME. slovom: jc spojltkom medzi
trhom prace Rusku a v Meme
cku. AXE yysledky dociel 'uje, vi
diet 70 zpravy, podl'a ktorej "a
rok 1880 cestou kancelarie boio u
miestnene v SSSR dive tisic inze-
nierov a technikov. VePka vaGsi-
ia z Mich ma zostat' v Rusku na
stale, mensina je yyslata yei'ky-
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90
Move q Upotrebovan6 Kary
IF.00 0NNELl
lNeORPoRATE0 l.
21O5 Market st. Phone 1927

svetovej vojne utvorivsich sa slo-
vanskych statov. Da sa smelo tyr
dit, ,ze nijako. Predovsetkym:
Pol 'sko z politickeho OIL 'adu, "a
ko al vnutrokulturneho (inteli-
genciu potrebuje samol nepri-
chadza lvahu. z tohoze d6vo-
du vlastnej spotreby vylucuje sa
al Juhoslavia Bulharsko. Costa
va teda len nasa CSR, majuca pre-
bytky intelligence, ovSem ME slo-
venskej. Pravdaze prebytky tieto
s ceskej strany, i ked' sa Mich
vepa pise, predsa ME su talk kri-
ticky velke. Dosial' obrovska
vacsina prebytocnych na priklad
sill inzenierskych, dostala umieste-
MIA na Slovensku. Naproti tomu
k povzneseniu technickeho vzde~
lania nebolo pre- tdto krajinu nj
coho spraven6. Slovenska teehni-
ka, slttbena hned' po prevrate,
nedosiahla este AMI len uzakone-
MIA "a dlhych IL rokov Previedlo
sa vel'a zbytoenych, desat' a de-
sat milionovych investicii. Ich
vyplacanie sa je minimalne. Ma
techniku slovensku sa nenaslo par
milionov. n zatial', co Il mas sa
takato kratkozraka politika pre-
vadzala a al d'alej prevadza, "a
tiap pruska vlada prebudovala a
zmodernizovala berlinsku techni-
ku (ktorl w pred tymto zmoder-
nlzovanim Praha zavideIa Mem
com) a vlozila do dobreho podni
ku peniaze. Doteraz vyvaza meme
cky narod do roka len technikov
ia dive tisic mnohe sta inych
specialistov: investuje teda d'a-
LEI. "A investicia tato - ako to
dejiny dokazujd - je jedna mai
vyplacajdcejsich sa. ("Slovakw
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-03-13
CLANOK o SLOVAKoCH
v NEDEL'NOM VINDICAToRE

Boil SINE upozorneni, re v ne
defnom "Vindicatore" bude zvia-
stny clanoh 0. Slovakoch, Sloyen-
sku tunajsej kolonii sloven-
skej. Upozornujeme nasich cita-
tel 'oy, ably 81 nedel ne cislo Vim
licatoru zadovazili a cIanok pre-
citali a nan svoje deti upozor-
Mill,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-03-13
ODPORUCAJU SNIzIT MZDY.

Viivne finanGne kruhy An,eriky pracuju snizenie
zdy robotnictva tvrdac, ze ozdravene hopodarskych
pO1nerov bez tohoto ME mozne Dovodia, re pr jmy
americkych farmarov zmensy tax velni, ze tito
mozu kupovat vyrobky robotnctva preto ably stu
acia napravia, reba prviest prijmy robotnkov do
ladu mam fararov. Nasedovalo by snizene Glen,
ktore umozni robotnikom taku nakupnu slu, aku mau
vysoke n1zdy, ba este vysu, lebo bud stale
inestnanl, kedZe snzenie Glen umozni farmarom ku-
povat.
To- e pekne paperi, ale praksi to vzdy mac do
padne Boly roxy, ked robotnci mali mike mzdy far
mari vysse aebo rovnake prijmy robotnictvom pre-
dsa prisly ze easy Robotnici farmar moh by pove-
dat fnanenikom premysenikom tiez neGo podobne-
no: ably snizi svoe dvidendy tax umoznl mike ceny
IVY nakupnej silly lud Ale oni neurobia lebo
ami to by nebol edny lick NaSu ho-
spodarku nevyliee jeden lick, lebo e kompko-
vana. Tu treba noho ekov povzbudzujucich prirodze
ne ozdravenie Jednym Mich e skritene pracovnej do
by ma pat s-hodinovych dn tyzdn platom ceotyz-
dnovym ably bolo Wac udu zamestnane Wac pudu mo-
hlo kupovat to- co produkuje premysel farmar Treba
81 uvedomt ze co stroj vyrobi, to stroj nekupi
cloyek bez zarobku tez nekup Tedy MET toho kto by
kupoval. tax e nadvyroba hotova.
Skratenie pracovnej DOLBY, popri inych iekoch IVY
sene, ME snizenie mzdy pomoze naej krajne nohy
Cd cudzny zachranu ne6akame ia este vytiska nae W.
robky ME zeby ch kupovala. Teraz ked Cerveny Kriz
zachranuje diva miony pud krajine Cd hadu inc do
brocnne organizace daie miony lud, e najlepsi Gas
hospodarstvo posilhuuce lieky ale tym je sni-
zovanc mzdy.
PROTESTY PROTI UTLAGOVANIU.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-03-13

Mad arsku e stvrt miliona ob6anov, ktori sa Ia
Sovakov dali zapsat pred desiatim rokni 100000 e
takych, ktori pc sovcnsky hovoria A tito nemau jedi
cj so> enskej $koly nemau edneho sovensksho 6aso-
psu, nen1ozu sa domoct' vzdeavacich spolkov opa-
trovach (ovodach blu macke slovenske det ked' ho
vora po slovensky nennaju ami edneho zastupcu ma
d'arsko sneme.
Tieto protesy si mieste, ale preGo 81 ch Praha
objednaa az teraz, po dvanastich rokoch? We'd nas
Mad 'arsku boil prenasedovani utlaGovan cd sameho
skonGena vony ako SINE boil utlaGovan vetc do skon
Senia vojny
Politika Mad ari roba propaganda "a vratenie Slo-
venska propaganda, podopretej dokazm, udavad ze
Ces yyuziva1 Slovensko ako svou kolonu, preto ze
nan prava nema. mad arskych argumentov 81 vraj uz
vSimaju kde-tu.
Ease je to len scbectvo, ktore Prahu primalo Sova
kov branit.
Kedy uz bude Wac tel bratskej, bezzstnej lasky?
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-03-13
PROTESTY PROTI UTLACOVANIU.

Ma Slovensku roba protestne shronnazdenia Wy
nasau rezolucie proti potlatovaniu Sovakov Ma
darsku.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-10-29
Miss Greene
to Become
Bride Today

Miss Helen May Greene, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. H. K. Hadley,
4222 Guilford avenue, will become
the bride of Robert Eugene Camp
bell, son Of Oscar Campbell, Bridge
man, Mich, in a ceremony before
members of the families and init
mate friends, in Mckee chapel of
Tabernacle Presbyterian church this
afternoon. The Rev. j. Ambrose
Dunkel will officiate.
The altar, in a setting of greenery,
VIII be lighted by cathedral can
dies. Mrs. c. H. Eberhard, organist,
Will play bridal music.
The bride, who will be unattend-
ed, will wear an ensemble of brown
crepe de chine, with lace trimmed
dress, a small velvet hat and brown
accessories. She will wear cor
sage of gardenias.
The couple will leave Immediately
Tor motor trip to Chicago, and
VIII be at home on their return
temporarily with the Hadleys.
Out-of-town guests at the we'd
ding will include Mr.. and Mrs. c. R.
Luder, Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Teek,
Mrs. Lille Palmer and Mrs. F. S.
Buchanan, Washington, Ind.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-10-29
WHATS IN FASHION?-
Smart Ensembles for Rainy Days

NEW YORK, Oct. %. - Stand
L some rainy day at the busiest
corner in America Fifth avenue
and Forty-second street-and watch
umbrellas and raincoats go by.
You're in the shadow CT that new
skyscraper that rears its head so
high you have to do a regular
chorus girls back bend to see the
top from the street And on rainy,
foggy day you can't see the top be-
cause it's lost in clouds.
Here's what you'd flnd-as we
f1nd-if you stood there for a while
No yellow oilskins. None of those
high-colored, transparent affairs
that made you feel like a gold fish
in an aquarium with the world
locking on when you wore them a
few years ago. No dull, drab, un-
interesting garments, as leaden as
the skies.
Instead, smart, trim, we'll dressed
women who look as fashion-right as
when the sun shines. Raincoats as
smart as the dressing under them
or, as good-looking as fair weather
topcoat.
Coats Of waterproofed fabrics
woods or silks-and of smartly COL
ored rubber, designed with intent
to be becoming as well as proetc-
tive.
You can have in a new raincoat
today all the points of the fash
ionable silhouette-the wider shoul-
ders, the higher necklines, the trim
fitted lines through bodice, waist
and hips.
Obviously there's definite des-
sire on the part of the fashionable
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-10-29
Mock Rites
to Be GiUen
at ShO7Ue1

Miss Madeline Russell, whose
marriage to Donald j. Russell will
take place Nov. 10, will be honored
at a miscellaneous shower to be
given tonight by Miss Mary Bray
and Mrs. John Scanlon, at the home
of Mrs. Scanlon, 1446 Mount street.
Miss Bray will be one of Miss Rus
sells bridesmaids.
Coral and turquoise, the bridal
colors, will predorninate throughout
the decorations and appointments.
A miniature bridal party will center
TT table, and during the evening, a
mock wedding will be enacted.
Guests will include:
Mrs william B. Russell. mother of the
bride-elect. and Mesdames Carl Bern
hardt. Ellen Day. Thomas Murphy. Ellen
Falkener. John Goe. Mamie Hiezerline,
Thomas Scanlon. j. J. Plank. Arthur
Egers. Kate Pickering Helen Baker. John
Butler. Misses Ruth. Alice and Dorothy
Scanlon. Katherine Day. Gertrude Maurer.
Helen Baker Marc McGinty. Louise Muir
ply. Genevieye and Julie Goe and Kath-
crime Ellwanger.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-10-29
Miss Ford Is
Hostess for
Linen ShOwer

Miss Helen E. Ford will entertain
tonight at her home, 81 West
Twenty-first street, with a personal
and linen shower in honor of Miss
Genevieve Hussey, whose marriage
to Lamar Barwick Jr., will take
place early in November, in Browns
IDLE, Tex.
A color scheme of pink and white
will be carried out in the ices, con-
fections and the appointments. At
serving time, the tables will be cen
tered with pink roses.
Mss Ford will be assisted by Mrs
Henry Hussey, mother of the BRIDE
elect, and Mrs. Mildred Winter
burg. Fourteen guests will be pres
ent.
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l. S. S. asks: "Will you advise a
method whereby it may be possible to
put on several pounds of solid flesh
am quite too thin and seem under
nourished.'
Answer: Eat freely Of starchy foods,
chewing every bite thoroughly before
swallowing Drink milk between meals.
Sleep in a well ventilated room. Take
deep breathing exercises daily. In lieu
of these methods. or with them. take
Hypo Nuclane Tablets. which are espe-
cially designed to aid nutritive pro-
cesses.
Mrs. B. Is. G. asks Being in need
of advice concerning feminine hygiene.
| am requesting a sanitary douche of
harmless character"
Answer: In catarrhal condition Of
the mucus membrane. Vi-lane Powder
both harmless and highly beneficial.
Thousands of women rely on it and
find it safer than bichloride, carbolic
ac;G, StS.
Answer to E. n B.: Apply triple
strength Mentho Laxene Salve to stiff.
sore joints and muscles and get relief
quickly. If your trouble is Rheumatism,
,ake Cardiol Tablets to aid the elimi-
nation of poisOns and acids in the sys-
tenn.
Answer to Anxious Mother: With
a large family of children, You will al
ways find essence Mentho Laxene both
economical and effective in treating
coughs due to colds. Thousands of
mothers rely on it, One wrote: III
everyone could know the fine virtue of
Mentho- Laxene. there would not be
much of any other cough syrups sold"
Answer to j. P: Pimples (acne)
boils. etc. are generally caused by an
impure blood Take Sulpherb Tablets
as a laxative Alternative blood cleansing
agent.
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Information Note: ANY product men
toned in answers above can be pro-
cured of Hooks Dependable Drug
Stores, Walgreen's. Liggett's and all
druggists everywhere
DR.. Bakers Health and Beauty Book
of lbs pages of fascinating interesting.
helpful information. health and beauty
secrets, comments on love. courtship.
marriage. etc, sent TO any address upon
receipt of 10 cents coin.
Address: Medical Director. The Black
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St. Dayton. Ohio.
DR.. Lewis Baker died In November,
1929 His successor. a thoroughly ex-
perienced physician. and his associates,
viii continue serving the public In the
same courteous. helpful manner that
Dr. Baker pursued for 90 years.
Clip the questions and answers above
each Thursday for future reference
Advertisement.
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PUPILS TO HAVE
HALLOWEEN FETE

Miss Helene Hibben and Miss
Hazel Hibben, assisted by Miss
Phyllis Nordstrom and Miss Kath-
crime Hurlbc-t, will entertain pupils
of Hibben primary, kindergarten.
pre-kindergarten and day schools
with a Halloween mask party dur
inn school h~--- ON 9 to u Fri
day.
PUPILS will go through their usual
routine work in costume. During
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MRS. ". d. GRIFFITH
IS GUEST AT PARTY

Mrs. Frank Richmann entertained
members of the Monday Afternoon
Reading Club Wednesday at her
home, 26 South Arlington avenue,
in honor of Mrs. W. D. Griffith who
will leave indianapolis for perma-
nent residence in Chicago.
Mrs. Griffith was given handbag
as farewell gift. Mrs. Richmann
was assisted by her daughter, Mrs.
Arthur Ramier,a
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woman to make a costume out of
her rain accessories. Her umbrella
matches or makes a pleasant con-
trast with her raincoat. Rubber and
galoshes blend, too.
Even when they don't wear rain
coats, women are tying up their UNI
brella colorS with their costume
Many of them match-a brown UNI
brella with brown costume a
red one with red costume.
A few more of them contrast. but
pleasantly SO. Not contrast like a
bright green umbrella with bright
red suit.
A bright green umbrella with a
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dark brown suit or black one with
red coat-yeS.
Often this contrasting umbrella
matches some colored acceSsory-a
necklace, a handbag, sports hand
kerchief. Which makes it look part
of the costume.
Really, if you plan your rainy day
costumes carefully, there'se no rea-
son why you shouldn't be just as
glad on a rainy day as on sunny
one to run into the friend you
haven't seen for ten years!
NEXT-AmoS Parrish has some
news for the woman who knitS and
crOchetS.
Copyright, 1881. by Amos Parrish)