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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1931-08-20

a Scent Istvan Egyhaz Oltar-
egylete szeretettel meghivja a
hitkozseg oszes tagjait az augusz-
tus 20, 81, % Is 23-an tartand6
nagy bazarra. Ugyanezen napo-
kon este fel 8 6rai kezdettel lesz
scent besz&d Is litania. "A bazar
vasarnap istentisztelet kereteben
fog zarulni.
Az Oltaregylet 0nfelaldoz6 moi
mindent elk0vetnek, hogy min
denki, aki bazaron resztyesz, a
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1931-08-20
MEGHOssZABBITOTTAK Az
AD0FIzETEs HATARIDEJET

Youngstown Is keriiletenek
adohiyatala ertesiti a nagykozon-
seget, hogy az ingatlanok utani
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1931-08-20

|
GYAR HIRLAP"
YOUNGSTOWN, OHIO.
1T
polgarosito vizsgan feltett ker-
desekre valaSzolni exert kerve-
nyemet visszautasitottak. Folya-
mondhatom-e ujbol, ha igen, meny
nyi ido elteltevel?
Valaszt: Az On kervenyet mem
utasitottak vissza, inert hiszen a
polgarositast intezo tisztviselo
mem bir a bir6sag hatalmaval. Sot
eppen a kervenyet nem adhatta
be, inert az elozetes vizsgan mem
felelt meg a kovetelmenyeknek.
Tanacsoljuk tehat, hogy tanulja
meg a kerdeseket es valaszokat
es amikor legkozelebb hivjak
GA honap mulva, vagy amikor
on bejelenti hogy vizsgara ell
kesziilt) bizonyara kepes lesz a
k0vetelmenyeknek eleget tenni.
Valaszthatnak-e not az Egyesiilt
Allamok elnokeve?
Kerdes: AZ Egyesiilt Allamolx
alkotmanyanak masodik szakasza,
amidon az elnokot emliti, mindig
himnemet hasznal Chez. Annyit
jelentene ez, hogy not mem va
laszthatnak az Egyesiilt Allamok
elnokeve?
Valasz: Az ON altal jelzett ma
sodik paragraphs a kovetkezok-
ben osszegezi az elnoki kvalifika-
ciokat: ''Csakis lit sziiletett pol
CART valaszthatnak elnokke, ak
30. eletevet meghaladta es lega-
labb IA eve lakoja az Egyesiilt
AIlamokban. Eek sZerint tehat a
n0k nincsenek elzarva az elnoki
szektol. Egyebkent az alkotmany
a kepviseloket Is szenatorokat is
he mex cimzi, holott a kongresz
szus mindket hazaban n0ket is
talalhatunk.
Hany meyer szabadult a rabszol.
gasag igajabol?
Kerdes: Szeretnem tudni, hogy
Lincoln-feIe emancipacios kialt-
vany reven mennyi meyer saba
dult XII rabszolga igabol?
Valasz: Az 1863 januar elsejen
megjelent Lincoln-i kialtvany ko-
rulbeliil 100000 negert tett sza-
badda deli allamokban. Ez a
proklamacio nem erintette hatar
menti allamok rabszolgait, mint
egy $4,000 lelket, akiket csak
1865 decembereben nyiIvanitottak
szabad embereknek.
Mi a Subpoena?
Kerdes: Lenyegeben mi is a
subpoena" es miben kiil0mbozik
summons "-tol2
Valasz: A subpoenat a tanu-
hoz kiildik, mint biroi utasitast,
hogy .bizonysagtetelre jeelntIsez-
zek a birosagon. Amikor a birosag
hizonyos konyveket, irasokat,
vagy okmanyokat ohajt megvizs-
galni, amelyek tanu birtokaban
vannak, olyankor egy killon meg
jegyzes van a subpoenaban, az
ilyen k0nyyek, yagy irasok be-
szolgaltatasara nezve. A subpoe-
nat mem szabad figyelmen kiviil
hagyni, inert elhanyagolasa krimi-
nails eljarast yonhat maya ntan.
A summons egeszen mas iigy.
Amikor szemelyes eljarast indita-
max valaki ellen, mindig summons
kiildesevel kezdik.. Ez egy felszo-
litas, birosag elott valo megjele-
nesre.
MEGHOSSZABBITOTTAK Az
AD0FIzETEs HATARIDEJET
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1931-08-20
FttG0ETLEN MAGYAR ~.
RnFORMATUs EGYHA
Lelk&s
BORSY-KEkEKES 0Y0R0Y
eeperes
Templom s. par6kia:
925 Mahoning Ave. TEL: 66801

Gyiilekezeti naptar. Szombat
mindennap nyari ma
gyar iskola. Vasarnap august
tus 23-an d. e. fel IL 6rakor isten-
tisztelet S annak vegeztevel a
nyari magyar iskolasok vizsgai
iinnepelye. Vasarnaps delutan
gyiilekezeti kirandulas a Mill
Creek Parkba, ahol a gyiiltkezet
a gyermekeket frissitokkel meg
vendegeli. - Augustus 30, va
sarnap d. e. rendes istentisztelet
annak vegeztevel egyhazkozsegi
kozgyiiles Is az egyhazi Betegse-
gelyz6 Egylet, valamint a Ref.
Egyesiilet 23S. osztalyanak havi
gyiilesei.
Multi vasarnapunk. Lelekemel6
istentiszteletben volt resze azok-
max, akik az elmult vasarnap
templomunkban megjelentek. AZ
istentisztelet el6tt k0zvetlenul ke-
reszteltik meg id. Eszenyi Ist-
van es neje 81. Hudak Maria ref.
sziilek ujsziilott leanygyermeket
R6za June nevre. Keresztszilei
Mihok Menyhert es Kelemen
Gyorgyne. Az igehirdetes ke-
nyer jelent6segerol szolott, kul0-
nos tekintettel a mennyei kenyer-
re. Maid IL ifju magyar refor-
matus testveriink allott az Urasz-
tala ele tett bizonysagot hiterol
konfirmacioi szertartas kerete-
ben, kapott az apostoli kezrate-
tel altal jogot ARA, hogy az Ur-
vacsoraban reszesiilheSsen. Ifju
cgyhaztagiaink kovetkezok
Asztalos Aron, Eszenyi Laszlo,
Cegledy Ferenc, Lengyel Lajos
Kiss Lajos, Pallay Andras, Deak
Ilona, Schwartz Erzsebet, Macy
Zs6fi, 10th Ilona, Szekeres Piros
es Lakatos Iren. A konfirmacif
vegeztevel kiosztottuk az Uri SIT
vacsorat is, melyben 81 ferfi ,es
AZ n0testveriink reszesiilt. A kon
firmaltak, termeszetesen vala
mennyien urvacsoraztak sziileik
illetve kercsztsziileikkel egyutt
Urvacsorai boritekos adomanyok
ban 5000 gyiilt be, mig a nevte
| len persely $7,72-t tartalmazott
Este s 0rakor halaad0 istentiszte
| let volt.
Gyermekeink vizsgaja. .Nyar
magyar iskolank vizsgai iinnepe
! I've a rank k0vetkez0 vasarnap is
tentisztelet vegeztevel lesz temp
lomunkban, ahol gyermekeink a.
altaluk elvegzett komoly tan
anyagbol felelgetnek bizcnysa
got tesznek arrol is, hogy mindel
olyan eneket, melyet gyiilekeze
think enekelni szokott, Ok is tud
| max. Mindenikuknek van egy-egy
! kis maganszama is. Delutan gyii
| lekezeti kirandulast rendeziink
fokent a gyermekek kedveert, ;
Mill Greek Park ba, ahol AIT he
| lyet foglaljuk ell, ahol multko
| a Noegyletiink tartotta piknikjet
Ez hely williamson vagy gyalo
| gosan is k0nnyen megkozelithet6
| ha yalaki leszall Mahoning ave
nuen Milton ave.-i megallonal
gyalog megy Miltof Avenue
vegig Parkig. Az ut a Fresl
| Air Camp mellett vezet Ell, aho
tabla fogja jelezni a piknik he
l1yet. A gyermekek megvendege
lese koltsegeinek fedezesere 2
centes adomanyi jegyeket bocsaj
tunk XII, amit az iskolas gyerme
kek fognak arusitani e heten egy
haztagjaink es barataink k0re
ben. A kis kollektorokat szeretet
tel 'ajanljuk a magyar tanita
lrant erdekl6dok figyelmebe. Me.
[ csak annyit jegyziink meg, hog.
kirandulas ugynevezett kosara
piknik lesz, melyen ennivalolr6
mindenki sajat maya gondoskod
| lex. frissitokr0l es fagylaltro
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1931-08-20

ad6befizetesek hatarideje f. evi
september Zig meghosszabbitta-
tott. Az eddigi adobefizetesek
osszege tobb mint ket nlillio dol
lar, d hatralevo ad6hefizetes meg
haIadia az ut milli0 dollart.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1931-08-20
Mennyi az idegen szuletesuek
szama New Yorkban?

Kerdes: Kerem tudassak velcm,
hogy mennyi idegensziiletesil
coven lakik New Yorkban.
Valasz: 1890 aprilis elesejen
New York osszlakossaga $3.50, ,446
volt. Ebbol 62 szazalek bennszii-
lott, 33.1 idegensziiletesii, A. sza-
zalek meyer es or szazalek egyeb
faihoz tartozott. A bennszIilottelS
koziil 2S.S szazalek idegen sziilok
gyermeke.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-10-01
Mission TO
Take Part
IN Farley

Mrs. David Ross, president of the
Indianapolis Flower Mission, an
nounced today, at meeting of the
board of directors that a conference
of representative groups interested
in disqualification and care of adj
vanced cases of tuberculosis will be
held at 4 p. m. Tuesday at city hall.
Mrs. James Ermston, Mrs. James
H. Loves and Mrs. w. G. Smith will
accompany Mrs. Ross as representa-
tiveS of the mission.
Invitations have been sent by DR..
Herman G. Morgan, city health Of
f1cer, at the suggestion of repre-
Sentatives of the Flower Mission,
who were guests of the board at
a dinner meeting Friday at city
hospital. DR.. M. Joseph Barry and
DR.. H. S. Leonard will represent the
board at the conference.
In her regular report today, Mrs.
Fred G.. Noerr, visitor, stressed
again the need of hospital facilities
for advanced cases of tuberculosis.
Home care is not adequate, she said,
and there is danger of injecting
other members, especially children,
of the families. She reported that
twelve new cases have been received
and four patients admitted to Sun
nySide.
Reports also were made by Mrs.
Loves, treasurer; Mrs. ErmSton, cor
responding secretary, and Mrs. c..
M. Turner, recording secretary.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-10-01
Urges Club
Districts Be
RRaYYunged

Redistricting of the Indiana Club
Federation into nine areas con-
forming to needs of the organiza-
ton, was urged by Mrs. e. c..
Rumpler in an article in the Club
Woman, which appeared today.
Redistricting question will be a
major issue of the federation's con-
vention at West Baden Oct. 20, 81
and %.
Mrs. Rumpler pointed out that
the issue was raised by the change
made in congressional districts,
which formerly were identical to
the federation's districts. The re-
vised congressional areas, Mrs.
Rumpler said, offer new difficulties.
AS solution, Mrs. Rumpler sug-
geSted amendment to the fedora
ton constitution permitting di-
vision of the state into nine dis
tricts. which would not be subject
to the whims of partisan poll
ticianS who dictate boundaries of
congressional districts.
This plan,. Mrs. Rumpler said,
would facilitate travel between dis
tricts and benefit membership, de-
partmental work and finances. She
will urge adoption of her plan at
the state meeting.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-10-01
Business Women's Clubs to
Sponsor Poster Contest

trict of Columbia and the prize
winning poster in each state will be
sent to headquarters to be judged
in national competition Nov. 10,
Miss Myra Majors, state contest
chairman, has announced that the
Indiana Federation is offering a
prize of SIS in addition to the ma
tional award of $50. Headquarters
for the city contest sponsored by
the local club will be SIT Peoples
Bank building.
Contest is open to students over
Is in art schools and art depart
ments of high schools. Posters sub
mitted must be able to be repro
duced in not more than three col
ors. AS reproduced, they will be
seventeen by eleven inches.
Announcement of the winner OF
the national prize and a photograph
of the prize winning poster will
appear in the December issue OF
Independent Woman, magazine OF
the national federation, and the
poster will be featured during ma
tional business women's week
March 6-12, 1882. Contest in Indi-
annapolis will close Oct. Is.
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| IIealth

P. r. c. writes: "For almost a year
have been in a terribly nervous, weak,
run down condition | catch cold, one
after another, and feel about half-sick
and "all-in," even when l get up in
the morning. Stomach and bowels give
me trouble.
Answer: For a condition such as
yours, Cad meme Tablets should be
taken regularly to build up and en-
rich the blood with vital elements now
lacking. This will also aid the nerv-
Gus system. If indigestion due to con-
stipation troubles you, Supherb Tab
let's may also be taken in conjunction
with Cad-o-mene Tablets.
R. J. l.. asks. 81 am embarrassed
by pimples (acne), all over my face
and neck and between my shoulders
where itching nearly drives me wild
when l am out in company. Can help
be offered?"
Answer: Suggest you control diet by
eating very little of starchy or sweet
foods and corrections. To cleanse the
system Of accumulated poisons which
cause your trouble, you should take
Sulpherb Tablets for several weeks at
least.
Mrs. B. c. K. asks: "Have used Ave
grain Su-thol Tablets for pain relief
and can always recommend above
everything. Just now my family are
all down with severe colds and dreadful
tight coughs. Please advise medicine
which will not upset the chiIdren's
stomachs."
Answer: Procure essence Mentho-
Laxene. Make a homemade sugar sy-
run or use strained honey to make a
full pint of quickly effective cough
syrup. Directions with each bottle.
Mentho- Laxene contains no narcotic
drugs nor chloroform. but does relieve
and clear up a cold and cough without
any bad effects. 1t is also Laxative
and topic.
D. o. n. asks: "What may I take
in tablet or pill TO relieve a severe and
painful attack of muscular rheuma-
tism ?"
Answer: For the quick relief Of
acute pain there is nothing 50 effective
as 5-grain Su-thol Tablets. To aid in
eliminating the poisons -poIluting the
body. suggest Cardiol Tablets be
taken as per directions with each sealed
package.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-10-01
WHAT'S IN FASHION?-
Dresses to Belle Weight
Directed BIZ AMOS PARRISH

tiSing the fact that you wear extra
size dresses by wearing those that
your more slender sister refuses be-
cause they're not the thing"
Smooth Curves Essential
Some of the dress fashions this
fall have played right into the
hands of the large woman. The
fashionable silhouette isn't neces-
sarily the very slim.
AS matter or fact it has more
curves than it's had for long time
and wider shoulders, too. The thing
is that these curves are smoothed-
out ones.
And the smart large woman, like
women of every size this year,
starts selecting her dresses by buy
ing first new corset, one that
makes her figure smooth, with I'M
broken lines even If it's not
slim.
Having smoothed out here figure,
her next thought is What of the
new fashions can wear without
adding to my size?"
Coat Dress Good
Well-she can wear the smart
new coat dress, for one thing-the
convenient dress that goes on and
fastenS like a coat. It's adjustable
you wrap it as tight or loose as it
is becoming to you.
Just about the Smartest coat dress
there is is the one that fastens over
in the diagonal closing line of Won
net.
More women-young and slim
prefer that than any other. And
that just happens to be the best
type the larger woman can put on.
CA lucky break, isn't IT'D
One-Sided Rever
The one Sketched shows the one
sided rever which is another smart
fall fashion and fine for the larger
woman as it breaks the line of the
bust, if the bust is large.
And it has the new, wider, softly
crushed belt that she can wear, too,
when it's the same color and mate
rial as the dress. Don't wear con-
trasting colors in your belts, though.
They emphasize the waistline and
the difference in size between it and
the hips or bust. But belts like the
one sketched give becoming, soft
line at the waist.
That narrow banding of soft. fiat
fur is a good fashion for the large
woman, too, because of the soft line
it gives around the neck. Avoid
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wide fur landings, though, on furs
that add bulk, as they make the
heavy woman seem heavier.
Deep Necklines Help
The large woman knows already
that a deep v neckline with con-
trasting veStee, extending below the
bust, breaks the line Of the bust
and minimizeS size. (Like the one
in the other sketch. But maybe
you're tired of the v line, fashion,
able though it is.
Then consider the newer one that
extends will down toward the waist,
but has rounded of point instead
OF the V-shaped one. This gives
somewhat the effect of the new deep
plastron, even though the contrast
ing veStee is set in under the neck
line instead of over the bodice as
the real plastron is.
incidentally, don't fall for the
temptation of the shorter, oval plas-
iron. 1t increases the width through
the chest.
DrapIngS Are F1atter
The newest draped necklines are
f1atter. Fine for the large woman.
And there are many kinds of new
sleeves that help her to equalize or
balance large parts of her figure.
For instance, if the waistline is
small in proportion to the hips and
bust, a sleeve with some width at
the elbow is fine. Because when the
arm is down, the sleeve width comes
at the elbow, widening her slightly
at that point and making less
marked difference in size between
waist, hips and bust.
Smartest new woolenS are sheer
and fine. Smartest silks are dull
finished. Both helpful to the large
figure. And skirts long enough to
cover the large part Of the leg are
what every woman wears-whether
she's large Or small.
(copyright. 1881. BY Amos PARRISH
Next. Amos Parrish tells how to
use the fashion for Early English
dining room furniture.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-10-01
Personals

Mrs. William Doyal and daughter
Miss Kay Doyle, Binghamton, N. Y,
are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. John K.
RuckelShaus in Lebanon.
Harold James Brennan, son of
w. H. Brennan. 1907 Hoyt avenue,
q junior at Carnegie Institute of
Technology, Pittsburgh, Pa, has
been informed that he is on the
honor roll of the institute for the
second semester of last year.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. L. Mummert, TIT
East Forty-fourth street, will spend
the weekend at their cottage at
Lake Wawasee. They will have Mr..
and Mrs. E. r. Elder as their guests.
Mrs. Bruce Maxwell, national eX-
ecutive secretary of the Service
Star Legion, and Mrs. Frank Ness
Ter, national treasurer, are in Cleve-
land this week attending the annual
convention of the National Service
etar Legion.
Mrs. w. H. Arthur, 5501 North
Pennsylvania street, is staying at
the Roosevelt during her visit in
New York. r. w. Beach, 400 East
Fall Greek parkway, also is a guest
at the Roosevelt.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-10-01
Mrs. Schofield Is Honored at
Department Club Luncheon
Mrs. Everett M. Schofield presided

Mrs. Everett M. Schofield presided
Wednesday at the Presidents day
luncheon of the Woman'S Depart
ment Club. Mrs. Schofeld who is
serving her second term as presi-
dent, wore a corsage of pink roses
presented to her by her club mem
bers. Mrs. R. O. NIcAlexander, first
vice-president, introduced her.
Seated at the speakers table,
which was centered with a large
basket of pink roses and pastel gar
den flowers, were officers, directors
and department chairmen; Mrs. S.
T. Bogart, Mrs. Schof1eld's mother;
Mrs. Alvin T. Coate, one of the
founders, and Mrs. Edward Frank
lin White, honorary first -presi-
dent of the General Federation of
Women's Clubs. Mrs. Robert Shin
gIer was luncheon chairman.
The year books, arranged by Mrs.
John Conner, were distributed by
Mrs. Lewis j. Brown. The covers
this year are of brown suede, with
the gold monograms selected by the
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-10-01
Mrs. Wolf to
Be HOnOYed BY
JeU,iSh Council


Indianapolis chapter of the Coun-
Gil of Jewish Women will observe
Presidents day with a luncheon
at Broadmoor Country Club in
honor of Mrs. Louis Wolf, president.
Mrs. Isaac Born will offer the
opening prayer and Mrs. Omer Ste
phen, director of the Mendelssohn
choir will sing, accompanied by Mrs.
Simon KiSer.
Mrs. Alvin Bauman of st. Louis,
first president of the national
council, will be guest of honor and
an informal reception for her and
new members of the council will
follow the meeting.
Mrs. Jacob Solomon is in charge
of ARRANGEMENTS.
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to Mrs. Mcdaniel in a basket deco
rated in the orchid and green, and
tavors of small parasols will be pre-
sented to the guests. Those present
will be-:
Mesdames G. w. Bennett, D. L. ovens
Harry Bennett, Casper Phillips, F. H.
Bennett, Frank Dixon. Louis Piosch viii
liam P. Wiseman. Andrew Mueller, Fred
Hahn. Roy Magee. Margaret Thomer. Ella
Moisture, Eugene Adams. Perry Jarvis,
Efie Vincent, Lawrence Mueller, Paul
Gregory, William E. Schwein, Carrie
Dauncan, Herschcl1 King, Elmer Moore.
Misses Myrtle Clark, Ethel Branton. Nuna
Heisel. Louise Wurz, Roselind Ruhl. Emma
Fenter, Ruth Smith and Emily Seeger.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-10-01
SOrOritieS at
Butler Name
Their Pledges

Sororities at Butler college OF
education have announced their fall
pledges as follows:
ri Kappa Sigma--Dorothy Shepard. Jean
Ward. Mary Hart. indianapolis; Helen
Reed; Peru; Louise Jones. Patty Patterson,
Charlestown.
Delta Sigma Epsilon-Katheryn Borman.
Marcei!a Padden. Marjorie Mcdonald.
irene Westfal, Martha O'Banion, Kath-
eryn Heath, Angelina Shaneh Dorothy
Esaman: Tena Postma. Grace joy McIn-
TIRE, Elberta Watson. Indianapolis: Anna
Mae Seng Jasper: Hildred Trueblood.
Greenfield: Leah Mae Riker Franklin.
Alpha Sigma Alphabetically Thompson.
Mildred Morgan. Indianapolis; Mildred
Hanger. Sellersburg: Margaret Isenhour.
Martinsville;, Edith Baum. Delphi; Eliza
peth kIdwen Washington: Eileen Brown.
South Bend: Mildred Inman, Peoria, III:
margaret Palmer, Robinson. ILL.,; Frances
Pearce; Hupsonville. Ill. Carolyn Fran
kell. Pittsburgh.
Sigma Sigma Sigma-Catherine Bowsher.
Elizabeth Howard. Jane Kaylor. Betty
Helm. Mary Koehler, Indianapolis: Esther
Hanker. Helen Overfeld Ruth Wood Terre
Haute; Annette Megus. Plainfleld; Mar
ian Davidson Wabash: Mary Glass Co..
Ium5us O.; Louise McDermott. Cleve-
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-10-01
Mrs. Lutz to Be Hostess at
Shower for Recent Bride

Mrs. Walter Lutz, 143 East Pleas
ant Run boulevard, will entertain
Friday night with bridge party
and miscellaneous shower in honor
of Mrs. Martin Mcdaniel, who was
Miss ClariSsa Bennett before her
marriage, Sept. IL. The hostess will
be assisted by Mrs. j. w. Bennett.
A color scheme of orchid and
green will be carried out in the dec
orations and appointments. A min
iature bridal party will center the
brides table at serving time, with
ices in bridal design, in the two
colors. The gifts will be presented
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-10-01

THERE are times when we all
a. are tempted to take a holiday
from the usual prudence.
Where is the person who wants
to be discreet in diet every day in
the year? 1t isn't humanl
And it isn't necessary!
Your stomach won't be poisoned
by every little indiscretion if you
will just remember to give it the
friendly aid of Phillips Milk of
MagneSia. It will sweeten the sour
system and put things to rights.
Suppose you do overload your
stomach with those things that
bring on acidity? Phillips Milk Of
Magnesia will neutralize many times
its volume IN acid. Just take two
spoonfulS before and after such
over-indulgence. It's a very simple
way to prevent those miserable
mornings which follow too much to
eat and drink.
When you over-indulge eating,