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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-08-13
$3.50 Metal Bridge
Lamp Base, ST

20 ParchmentiZed Lamp Shades, all
sizes ............- -..'' ooV
is S395 Glazed Pottery Table Lamps,
complete ......'.-.ss' =. 1919
35 S1.50 Colonial Chimney Table
Lamps OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 81
10 IS Wrought Iron Table Lamp
Bases ........-..... $1,000. SA'SS
Shade .x5.95
10 $3.50 Colonial Chippendale Mir
100 $3.50 Covered Wagon Radio
Lights Observation-Disclosures
12 sT.95 Five piece Bridge Set S5.95
50 S1.59 Folding Gard Tables 800. S1.19
Fourth Floor-The Hecht CO..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-08-13
Clearance of
Summer Furniture

$40 Three-piece Fibre Living Room
Suite ................... .S24.5O
$50 Three piece Fibre Living Room
Suite Observation-Disclosures. $3.50
SIS Three piece Fibre Living Room
Suite Observation-Disclosures. S42.5O
$3.50 to $40 Fibre Settles. $S.9S
1895 to S14.50 Fibre Chairs. $5.S5
tFourth F1oor-The Hecht co..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-08-13
s. Wool
Swim Suits
500

Esd models. Several
shades. E,sEtic stitch.
Sizes SO to A.
leo soc ]. III. Golf Balls,
new size .........3 SOC
Is $3.50 Golf Bags. $3.50
IL pairs Mems $3.50 Wool
Knockers .........& 5.95
2 $3.50 Slip-over Sweaters,
sizes "a and 46. -. $685.
2 Mems $3.50 Slip over
Sweaters, sizes 80 to ~.
S4.s5
5prs. sc. rs Tennis Shoes. CSC
3 50 Wool Golf Hose, S2.95
3 $3.50 Kroyeen Steel Shaft
No. 3 Iron ..........SS.30
/ Kroydca Rl4.Be Arlsao-
crat SpooE .........$s.6O
l WonAn's KrOyacn 50
NBblick 1855
(MatE F1our --sduo's SPORT
Shcpl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-08-13
WOmen's $5.95
Sport Dresses
$4.95

WOmen's Two and Three-Piece Sport
Suits ........... 1898
20 S10.s5 Lightweight SILK and Wool
ABINasCo . = =. . . =. 5000
Is Women's Three Piece Knit Sport
a5mtS $3.50
20 Misses Lightweight Pique or Linen
Dresses ............ S295
IS Pairs Cotton Overalls ...$I
10 S2.95 Straw Beach Hats .....S1
CwomeI's Sportswear-Third Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-08-13
Super-Specials- 1.-THE HEIGHT CO.
n deliveries will be made Saturday morning
day-Suburban
200 So. Yds. $l.95
to $2.75 Inlaid
LinOleum. 89c

REMNANTS 10 yard Iengths)
20 $3.50 to S3.95 Waicrest Fibre and
Delton Grass Rugs; 3x6. ......... 81
10 Sis to $3.50 Waicrest Fibre and
Deltox Grass Rugs, 27x54. ....... soc
8 $3.50 Tapestry Brussels Rugs;
o.0AAVsO .SAV.oS
2 S4.95 DeItox Grass Rugs; 415x7ia
lSet ..--..- 81
Is $685. to $5.95 Hooked Rugs. S1.SS
20 s3.95 Oval BrOadlOOm Rugs;
@tX5o ............-..... .....'.- .Sl.Ss
SIS BroadIOom Rugs; 9x12 feet, $3.50
; SI25 American Oriental Rugs; sec
onds, sxl2 ..................... S19.50
20 $S.50 Gold Seal CongoIeum Regs;
discontinued, sx9 feet S5.95
S45 to SIS Administer and Velvet
Rugs; soiled, s.3xlo.6, ..........$ SASS
sixth Floor-Ths -SEecht co..
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$3.50 See-Saws, $l.N

l S5.95 Juvenile Lawn Swing; floor
sample ...,....... S3.95
1 Sl2.59 Eight-Foot Slide. $3.50. S7.5o
$4.s5 Indian Tents; collapsible, $3.Ss
$40 Speedbikes; SCARED S6.S5
So Wagon; floor sample .. $4.95
$3.50 Doll Dressers; with mirror 81
81 Horses; on platform ..... SI.s9
(second Floor--The Hecht co..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-08-13

Including the famous So
cietv Brand fleeces rarely
sold for less than $50. Ma
terials OF ri c h ness and
warmth. Plain colors and
patterns of great beauty. All
sizes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-08-13
WOmen's $l.95
Washable DOeskin
Gloves. $I.OO

IL pairs WOmen's $3.50 Kid Slip -on
Gloves. white, soiled $2.3S
80 pairs WOmenS 81 Van Raalte Silk
Gloves; small sizes. ............. soc
100 pieces 81 Woven Jewelry -. SEC
100 pieces 81 Costume Jewelry. -. Sc
25 81 Sterling Silver Rings. ace
100 81 Composition Belt Buckles. see
Main Floor-The Hecht CO..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-08-13
Mems $4.95
to so Robes
$2'95

lightweight Sum-
mer robes. One and
two of a kind.
Mems S2.ss silk Pongee
Pajamas. s1.SS, 3 for $3.50
IL $3.50 to IS FIasks.
Scared .............. SOC
1875 Mems soc TO 81 Silk
Handkerchiefs 29c. 4 for 81
5 81 Tie and Handkerchief
Sets, soiled ......... sec
116 soc Wash Ties, 6 for 81
81 S1.50 Full Fashioned
Isle Hose, imperfect. Use
81 SO silk and CeIanese
SnortS ...s.........,..-SI
50 pairs 81 HoleprOof Au-
tocrat Socks sec. 3 for 81
Is $3.50 COat-Vest Shirts,
soiled .............,.5 9c
1876 81 Neckties 69c, 3 for SO
96 81 Adjustable Bow Ties,
4 for 81
10 SO Rayon Polo Shirts.
soiled ...S1
6 $3.50 Solid Color Velvet
Rose Silk Shirts .......S5
164 pairs SI.55 Pajamas, 81
III pairs 81 and SI.50 Ath-
Ietic Union Suits 800. SOC
2I2 pairs Mems S1.95 to
$3.50 Pajamas.
S1.SS, : for $3.50
Mems 81 Evening Dress
Bow Ties ............ .25c
$40 pairs Mems soc Socks,
29c; 4 prs. 81
263 Mems 55c and 81 Shirts
and Shorts ...... 2 for 81
"a Mems $3.50 to $40 Pa
jamas, samples all sizes.
S4.95
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-08-13
MEMS
Super-Specials
The Hecht Go.

Huge assortment.
Silk. lislc-and -ravon
mixtures. Sizes 9R
TO II.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-04-23
Only Pleas of Guilty
VIII Be Consider
ed Friday
CONGESTION
Of lads Causes SPecIzl
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PUBLISHER Is
CHARGED With
OBTAINING BOE
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PREPARE FOR
CITY PROBING
Leaders Seek Defense
OF City Officials
Under Fire

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Curling Of County
Warrants Okehed
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AIR Corps Schools

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Prominent Doctor
Lured From Home

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to Locate Frost
Service Stations Begun
By Weather Officials

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COMB CITY FOR GIRL SLAYER
IN OUR
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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-12-22
Speakers to
Aid Interest
in Art Shoe

Evans Woollen, president of the
Art Association Of Indianapolis, has
announced Inauguration of a speak
ers bureau to aid in acquainting
club groups with phases of art rep
resented in the forthcoming exhibit
ton Of modern masters paintings,
water colors. drawings and prints to
be shown at John Heron Art insti-
tute in January.
Wilbur d. Peat, director of the art
institute; Miss Blanche Stillson and
Miss Anna Hasselman will be the
principal speakers in this service.
Mrs. Robert B. Failey is chairman
Of the booking committee. through
which arrangements for speakers
and dates can be made. Mrs. Fai-
ley's committee includes Mesdames
John T. Wheeler, F. Neal Thurston,
Harold E. Purdy, Chester NJ. Mat
ravers, George NJ. Bailey, James G.
Flaherty, Anton Scherrer and Alex
Vonnegut
An exhibition of paintings be-
ueathed by Miss Lizzie p. Bliss OF
New York to the New York Museum
Of Modern Art will climax the sea-
sons art offerings, according to Mr.
Woollen. Indianapolis is the only
mid-Western city in which these
paintings are being shown. The ex-
hibition includes such artists as
Cezanne, Matisse, Picasso, Daumier
and DegaS.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-12-22
500 Reserve
Tables for
LAC. Party

Reservations for the New Years
party at the Indianapolis Athletic
Club already number more than 500
Scheduled to begin at 10 with a
supper, no deadline has been an
nounced. Breakfast will be served
at 5.
Jack Tilson's I. A. c. orchestra
will play in the roof garden ball
room.
Festivities will be broadcast, and
description of the party and the
gowns will be given by Miss Mary
Bingham of The Times, and Mrs.
Dorothy Reynolds Collins Of the
Indianapolis Star.
Among those arranging parties
are:
Alvin r. Jones. who. viii have twenty in
, l.G s. siStgeen "a sebies1 whose marty
will number fourteen O. NJ. Hester. four
teen: O. J. Bramwood. thirteen. c. G.
NJ. Rink. ten James Donadio, ten; J. B.
Graham, ten, J. G. Scanlon, ten G. A.
Bowers. ten; o. y. Frenzel Jr.. ten; J. ".
S Sa%Poe eieh ten Fred dsIt fonI F.
Losey. six: S. w. Deming six: F. b. Hat
field. six J. A. Jameson. eight: w. j.
Robinson. six; E. A. Ogle. four; z. Updyke.
six: F. A. Crane. six: l. G. Davis. eight; F..
Bowling. two W r Kevers. eight: c.
Reggie. six: D. D. Fertig. eight: w. b.
Williams. eight; MISS M. A. Brick eight;
r. w. Sparks. eight c.. F. Hilgemeier,
eight; r. M Zaiser, eight; F. H. May,
eight A. w. Harrington. eight: r. D. Rob
inson. eight; R. E. Driscol. six; L. Geiger,
eight E. Coburn. two; D. Noggle. four
r. F.~Murray. two; Spencer Harreu, four;
D. E. McGregor, four; j. r. Dunwoody,
two; j. F. Barton, two.
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sos at Annual
Service Club
Holiday Fete

Members of the Service Club en-
tertained their wives and children
with the annual Christmas party at
noon Monday at the indianapolis
Athletic Club. Covers for 365 were
laid at the luncheon tables in the
main dining room.
A large Christmas tree occupied
the center of the room. Tables were
decorated with lighted red candles.
Santa Claus entered, as Jingle
Bells was played and presented
gifts to the club president, Evans
Woollen Jr., and all children pres
ent.
Prizes were awarded to Paul
Brown for having the youngest
child at the party, to George Cor
nelius, who with four, had the most
children there, and to Joe Moore for
having the oldest son present.
Arrangements were in charge OF
Henry T. Jameson, A. D. Hocken-
smith, L w. Cotton, DR.. Matthew
Winter, Harry D. LeSh, Frank Hoke,
Stewart Wilson and S. D. Bash.
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ew Chic Hats Created for Women Leaders
BY JOAN SAVOY

NEA Service Writer
NETTING the right hat for
" given occasion is quite a trick,
as most ladies with good taste well
know.
This trick turns out to be ma
jor pursuit, if you happen to be
some one of Importance who needs
just the right hat for the lecture
platform or for the speakers table
at some huge banquet where inter-
national politics are the topic of the
day.
Two exceedingly chic hats that
we're created for Nine. Valentine
Thomson, French political lecturer
and author of Young Europe" and
other books; illustrate what can be
done to crown intellectual efforts.
nNE is a morning lecture hat,
" the other an afternoon one.
Both could go with the same cos
tune, or one can go with a soft,
dresSmaker type of daytime costume
and the other with formal cay
time chiffon.
The former is a trim little bit
Of fur model down intriguingly
over one eye, up to reveal a high
forehead on the other.
1t is speckled black and white,
with little butterfly bow of three
ribbons, black, white and cherry
red, as the piece de resistance.
More formal and just the hat for
o'clock luncheon where important
men and women do gather. is
an elegant little black velvet hat,
sleek, svelt, chic.
1t molds itself perfectly, like a
glove, to the head, then has a
charming roll of the velvet outlin-
ing its exclusive little shape, with
a restrained yet large bow of the
velvet at one side. Both are utterly
sophisticated, both have dignity.
(Created for Madame Valentine Thomson
by Louise Bourbon Paris)
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International
Study Club

Brittany chapter will meet with
Mrs. L. A. Williams, 3143 North
Capitol avenue, at / Wednesday, for
its annual Christmas party. Each
member will bring canned goods for
distribution among the needy. The
program chairman, Mrs. George
Asche and her assistants, Mrs. John
StaroSt and Mrs Marion Mariene
announce an exchange of gifts, each
gift to be accompanied with an
original Christmas verse. Bridge
and bunco will be played.
Mrs. Mary Allermoth is to be in
itiated at this meeting by Mrs. J..
Edwin Holt. At the regular Deem
Der meeting of this chapter, Mrs.
Lloyd Tucker and Miss Georgia
Fells, instructors at the Irvington
School of music, gave a selection of
piano novelties. The Colonial Bos-
ton chapter met with the Brittany
for this lecture and program. Tea
was served during the social hour.
Valencian chapter held its annual
Christmas party at the North East
Department club. A dinner pre-
coded Mrs. ArtmanS lecture, and
gifts we're exchanged.
Mount Vernon members have or
ganized social club within the
chapter, which will be entertained
with Christmas luncheon at the
home of Mrs. L. A. Pottenger, La
fayette Road, Wednesday.
Mrs. Karl Harding, Richmond,
Ind, Mrs. E H. Graves, Madison,
wisconsin, Mrs. John Quiny Ames
Chiago, Ill. and Mrs. B. j. Bona
hoon, will be guests.
Lady Aberdeen chapter will meet
for lunheon at 1 Saturday in the
Valentia room at the Spink-Arms
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Entertain for
NezQ, Era Club

Mrs. Everett E. Padgett and Mrs.
Everett A. Hunt entertained the New
Era Club with a luncheon and
Christmas party Monday at Mrs.
Padgetts home, 3648 North Della
ware street. Covers we're laid for
twenty five.
Seasons decorations of holly and
poinsettias were used in the house
and sprays of mistletoe we're given
as favors.
Mrs. William Tillsen, president,
extended greetings and Mrs. Anna
Hendren read a Christmas story.
Mrs. Fred Fake told how Christ
mas cards are designed
After the program, Miss Helen
higgins, as Mrs. Santa Claus, dis
tributed gifts from the Christmas
tree. Mrs. Frank Shellhouse and
Miss Julia Vestal we're guests.
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Personals

Miss Dorothy Ann Scrogin,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
H. Scrogin, 5661 North Pennsyl-
vania street, is here to spend the
holidays at her home. She attends
st. Mary-of the Woods college at
Terre Haute.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Arndt, 3146
Ruckle street, will have as their
guests at Christmas their son, Eric
M. Arndt, and Mrs. Arndt, Milwau-
kee; their daughter, Mrs. M. Foster
Teddlie, Mr.. Teddlie and son Eric,
Baltimore, and Mrs. Olive Hansen,
Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Herschell
Skinner, 2141 Central avenue, will
spend Christmas with Mrs. Skin
ner's mother, Mrs. Eva M. Cline,
Columbus, Ind.
Mr. and Mrs. James Barton en-
tertained twelve guests at buffet
supper at their apartment in Edge
wood Villa Monday night. Mr.. and
Mrs Barton left today to spend the
holidays with Mr.. Bartons parents
in TT. Dodge, Ia.
Professor and Mrs. Don L. Stone
of the Dartmouth college faculty,
Hanover. N. H. are spending the
holidays with their parents, Mrs.
Mathilda Stone. 2143 North Ala
bama street, and ). George Mueller,
1905 Central avenue. Mr.. and Mrs.
Stone will be in indianapolis two
weeks.
Miss Grace L. Brown of the Prop
laeum left Sunday for New York,
where she formerly lived, to spend
the holidays.
Miss Edna Gels, who has been
studying voice in New York, will ar
rive Thursday to spend Christmas
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
@. Gels, 337 Prospect street
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So many women love jackets be-
cause they give such trim tailored
ness to the figure.
Today'S model is especially smart
with the lighter top to the dress.
The original scheme combined
black sheer wooden with vivid red.
Style No. POI may be had in sizes
IA, 16, Is, 20 years, So, Ss and 40
inches bust. Size Is requires 4 wards
OF 39-inch material with 1sk wards
OF Ss-inch contrasting.
It's beautiful black sheer velvet
with white sheer metal cloth en-
oroldered in gold USED for the un1e,.
part OF the dress, the sleeves and tn
me the scarf jacket collar
ready. ''~-'i1e 10
Price OF book 10 cents.
Frlce OF pattern Is cents IN
stamps or coin (coin is preferra,1
Wrap coin carefully. ~
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present gifts to the children. Each
child will receive a stocking, filled
with candy, nuts and fruit. Mrs.
William Hamilton, will take the
part of Santa Claus. Besides their
Christmas presents, several children
will receive birthday gifts.
The program will be in charge of
Mrs. Isadore Koby and Mrs. Will
liam Stops. Miss Carrie Scott will
give a group of readings, and Mrs.
Esther Arnold, solist, will sing.
Besides donating to the day nur-
sery, the Artemas club has given
clothing, coal and food to number
of needy families Mrs. Charles Nc
Bride and Mrs. H. E. Wilcox are in
charge of the clubs welfare work.
Mrs. Frank Friers, president, will
receive gift from the club.