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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-09-27
Twilight Tea
Thursday Is
Compliment

LA FERIA Sept. 26.-The men,
bezs Of the Twentieth Century club
entertained at q Twilight tea
Thursday honoring the faculty menu
bers IT the home Of MRS. Hollis A.
Moore.
The beauty or the surroundings
was enhanced by the banking OF
colo-ful flowers and lights. Receiv-
ing the guests were Mrs. Moore and
Mrs. Cawley. A program OF music
and readings vas presented. About
IS guests were present.
AUXILIARY HOLDS
LOYALTY DAY
The Woman's Auxiliary or the
Presbyterian church met Tuesday
at the home Of Mrs. Dye with Mrs.
Butcher as co-hosteSs. Mrs. Ben
Shaw was leader OF a program on
Loyalty with topics given by Mrs.
Amos L. Todd. Miss Margaret Oliver.
Mrs. s. ID. Kieffer. Mrs. Stephenson
and Mrs. Leonard Hargrove.
Present were twenty-four mem
bers and the following guests: Mes
danes Ralph Myrick OF Chicago,
Ella Myrick, NJ o. SaH<en and
Hegge.
BIRTHDAYS ARE
CELEBRATED
A number OF friends gathered nc
the home OF Mrs. III. Bruce Thurs
day for a lawn party and luncheon
arranged in honor or Mrs. M. l..
Roxc and Mrs TINY Mandaleua on
their birthdays. Both ere presented
with membranes.
PASTORS WIFE
HONORED
The Methodist Missionary Society
OF Santa Rosa met Tuesday for their
regular social meeting In the home
OF Mrs. Wayne Sibson. A talk on the
23rd Psalm was given by Mrs. w. ID.
Cox. Following the program, Mrs
Martinson, the pastors wife, was
compimented with a linen shower.
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PLANE TO BEAT hawks

ROME. - General Italo Balbo,
italian Air Minister, has a new air
plane which was built in the Unit
ed States and which. II Is said, will
beat the plane Capt. Frank .wks
used TO break many European rec
ords. II Is said that Gen. Palbo's
plane will do 20 miles an hour
more than that Of Capt. Hawks.
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wOMAN'S SERVICE

WOMAN'S SERVICE
CLUB HO6TESSES
The members OF the Woman's
Service club met at the home OF
Miss GENEVA Palmer with Mrs. o.
.. Jennings as co-hostcss. Thurs
day afternoon.
After a short business session q
program was given with Miss Ger
trude Siderius rs leader. The next
meeting will be mt the home OF
Mrs. u "A. Oliver with Mrs. Critchett
as leader.
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bers: Group OF parodies, sung by
Miss Maudine Blankenship. Miss
Audie Belle Mckinney. Miss Fran
ces Anderson and Miss Mary Eliz-
abeth McNiel; Welcome TO the
Church, by the Rev. E. v. May,
pastor; Welcome to the Sunday
School, by Supt. w. 4. Perry: in
vitation to Join the teachers class,
given by Mrs. Fleet Lentz. instruc-
tor Of that group: A Welcome TO
the b. Y. p. ". by Fleet Lentz, d.
rector; an invitation TO join the
choir and other musical groups Of
the church. by c. Z. Blankenship;
games and contests. groups OF
songs by male quartet. composed OF
DR.. M. H. Chandler. the Rev. e. ".
May. c. 4. Blankenship and w. Z.
Perry. A refreshment plate was
served by Misses Nan Frances
Bates. Doris Garrison and Vienna
Jane Colley.
PROGRAM IS
PRESENTED
Mrs. J.. Z. Haynes and Mrs. A. T..
Kline were joint hostesses at a social
/ and business session OF the Wom-
ans Auxiliary Of the Methodist
church. the session being held at
the Haynes home.
Mrs. II. l.. Schmalzried led the
devotional service and Mrs. Paul
Ruckel had charge of the program
on Congo missions.
More than twenty we're present
for the afternoons program.
AUXILIARY CIRCLES
MEET IN HOMES
The Presbyterian Woman's Auxil-
iary met in circles In the homes OF
the members.
Circle One met at the home of
Mrs. A. G. WitN.e. with Mrs. T.. 3
Wilmer In charge OF the book of
James study. Mrs. j. Schmitter
led the devotional.
Circle Two vas entertained BY
Mrs. l.. M Findley and Mrs. Mar
garet King at their home. The
devotional was In charge OF Mrs.
y AVA. "AAAA-
Mrs. Walter Swarmer was hostess
to Circle Three at her home in
South Palm Gardens. Mrs. Lee
Freeman had charge OF the Bible
study and also the devotional.
WEEK OF PRAYER
IS OBSERVED
Observing the annual week OF
prayer for state missions, the mem
bers Of the local Baptist Auxiliary
held m ali-day session this week
at the home Of Mrs. George Nor
rison.
Mrs. J. c. Potts had charge Of
the program In the morning Mrs
E. ". May led the devotional SER
vice with Mrs. Fleet Lentz. Mrs.
Aline Reed and Mrs. Morrison as
sisting. Following luncheon at the
noon hour a program on Christian
education vas given IN the after
noon with Mrs. Harry McNiel. Mrs.
r. H. Smith. Mrs. George Carnes
and Mrs. Grant Morrison taking
partss
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BIRTHDAYS ARE
CELEBRATED
PASTORS WIFE
HONORFD
San Benito Society

CONTINUED from Page ID
Stephens OF Brownsville. Miss Max
Inc Bruce Of San Benito, Hazel
Oliver of Dallas. Una Seaman Of
Brownsville. Bob Simmons. r. y.
Swan OF Brownsville. J. B. CAL
laghan OF Houston. Herschel Bur-
CESS OF College Station and Mr.. and
Mrs. Landon Smith OF Harrington.
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DINNER PARTY

The members OF the bridal party
Of Miss Eleanor Mae Smith Of San
Benito and her fiance. MI. George
Franklin Callaghan OF Brownsville
were entertained with q dinner
Thursday evening In Matamoros by
Mr.. Callaghan's parents and bro
Their, Mr.. and Mrs. John Callaghan
and J. b. Ca,laghan OF Houston.
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The members OF the losing side or
the cook book contest were hostess
es to the members OF the winning
side Tuesday afternoon at Lake Oh
mito. About six months ago the
members OF the Woman's Service
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r CHADICK TO
HEAD

Mrs. Kathyn Chadick was elected
president of the Woman's Auxiliary
OF the j. A. Garcia American Lee
gion post, at a meeting held this
week.
Those who were elected TO serve
with Mrs. Chadick are: Mrs. George
Rupert. first vice-president; Mis-.
Frank L. Avant, second vice presi-
dent; Mrs. L. A. CNirk, secretary and
treasurer: Mrs. A. o. Payne, chap
lain; Mrs. Homer Settles, historian:
Mrs. Wesley J. Kramer. sergeant-at-
arms; Mrs. J. c. Deyo. parliament
arian.
Mrs. w. M. Mcclellan and Mrs. ID.
I. Campbell were named as COM
mittee women.
The newly elected officers will be
installed at services to be held Fri
day night Oct. 2. with Mrs. r. r..
Talbert OF Mercedes. chairman OF
the 18th district acting as installing
officer.
The business session was presided
over by Mrs. Chadick, at which time
Mrs. Mcclellan. legislative chairman,
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read a petition to be sent TO Cong.
John N. Garner. asking his support
for the widows and orphans pension
bill. The petition was signed by all
present.
A discussion was made to carry
out a series OF twelve programs OH
George washington In observance OF
the George Washington bi~centenniai,
the series TO start In February. Mrs.
r. r. Talbert gave q most inter
esting report OF her visit to the
Legion Auxiliary health center. She
especially stressed the child welfare
work being done there. Mrs. Paul
Shotwell and Mrs. Talbert were
named as a committee to cooperate
with the schools in an Americaniza-
ton program Of work.
COTERIE CLUB
ENTERTAINED
A color scheme OF pink and rose
was chosen when Mrs. II. j. Mention
entertained the Coterie Bridge club
this week. using for floral ado-n-
ment, pink roses and rose colored
corona blossoms.
High score trophy "a won by
Mrs. Charlie Hupp in the games OF
contract bridge. Her guests included
Mesdames Harold Stuart. B. M.
SAMSON, Henry Landerdale, p. w.
Perkins, Z. II. Poteet, w. j. Cope
land, j. w. Chambers, John Hern-
don. j. r. George, A. A. Brown and
5. w. Herndon Of Houston
OFFICERS OF CLUB
ARE ELECTED
Mrs. Adolph Zastera OF Mercedes,
was elected president OF the Educa-
tional and Industrial club Of the
Rio Grande Valley at a recent
meeting OF that organization.
Other officers elected at this
time were Mrs. A. j. Arnold OF Wes-
laco. vice president; Mrs. II. G
Card Of weslaco. secretary. and
Mrs. Joe Metzger, Of Weslaco,
treasurer; Mrs. 7. G. Albrecht. OF
Weslaco. historian and Mrs. John
Crawford Of Llano Grande, par
Humanitarian.
The newly elected president has
appointed the following committees:
Miss Edith Cox. chairman OF the
program committee TO be assisted
by Mrs. George Bellman and Mrs.
Ben Drew. Mercedes. chairman Of
membership committee to be as
sisted by Mrs. j. ID. White and
Mrs. Thomas Purl-
RECEPTION GIVEN
FOR TEACHERS
A reception for the teachers OF
the public schools OF Mercedes. was
held Monday night by the Baptist
church congregation
The dining room OF the church
was beautifully decorated with pink
roses. ferns and corona blossoms.
Each teacher was presented q love-
ly corsage.
Fred Johnson. secretary OF the
Mercedes school board. introduced
the teachers upon arrival. follow
ing which a program was present.
ed including the following num-
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Miss KarJs
Is Honoree
OfOccasion

MERCEDES, Sept. 26.-Miss Eli
zabeth Karle was the recipient of 4
delightful farewell surprise party al
the home OF her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. +. q. Karle. by a group OF
friends. n evening during the past
week. Miss Karle left yesterday for
Denton, where she will enroll at the
College Of Industrial Arts as a fresh
man.
The evening was spent In games
and contests, followed by refresh
ments.
The party included Misses Emma
and Anna Reisterer, Helen Drefke,
Audrey Ann Cuiper, Christine RirK-
ert. Elizabeth, Beatrice and Dorothy
Ohls. Velma Fossler, Helena and
Hilda Karle and Messrs Ted Krue-
ger. Gus Weideranders. Paul Ohls,
Emil Fossler. Arthur and Ben Karl1,
Paul Rickert. Raymond Stern and
Emil Karle.
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CLUB N GUESTS
ARE T

Mr.. and Mrs. j.. B. Phillips, Mr.
and Mrs. Don Still and Mrs. w. r.
Shepherd of Harrington we're guests
Of the Wednesday Evening Bridge
club when Mrs Z. l.. Barmore en-
tertained at her home on North
Crockett.
High score holders we're Mrs. Don
Still and Clarkson ID. Cowgirl
Mrs. Clarkson d. Cowgirl will be
the next hostess 70 the club.
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z SQUAD A
INITIATION PARTY

PEP SQUAD HAS
INITIATION PARTY
Members of the pep squad Of tn
San Benito High school were I'M
tiated at the annual party for new
members at the country home o
Josephine WATSON this week.
Florence Kellogg. Margaret Lol
Hulsey, Virginia Mack, Ruth Hulsey
Marian Barg. Ardath Brown. -Bett,
Yoder, Helen Worley, Evelyn Price
Helen Harris. Sarita Gilbert, Mar
jorie Breedlove. Maurine East
Carolyn Cowgirl, Betty Noslel
Carolyn Phillips. Clara Dean Good
rich. Carolyn HoN ge and France
Watson were initiated under the di
rection Of Captain Ednice Dodsol
and assistants Catherine Reese an,
Charlotte Hinkly.
Games and songs we're enjoys
by those present.
The alumnae present we're Cath
crime Watson. Martha Fleming an
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Answer for Saturday

NOW M EDITING N,Mgs ne
PROFESSOR OPNED
TINT BY DIET TING WEAKLY Ne
STRENGTHENED Wis MIND,
But he CARRIED 50 FAR THIS
OBSERVANCE ABSIEMlOOS,
THAT II STARVED ALL TIE FIRE
THAT IGNITEO HIS GENIUS.
EDITING, DIETING and ICNTTED
are the three words that were missing.
They are all composed Of the same letters. .
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Tarzan faced the warriors and waited THE
Bolgani will surely send and slay us all" they
said, unless we can take to them the creature
that cast the spear. Therefore Tarmangani,
you shall go with U.s. dead or alive to the Palace
Of Diamonds. Perhaps then, Numa viii forgive
us" The ape-man smiled What did they
think him, to believe he would be easily Led into
the avenging hands Of this Emperor Of the
Bolgani? But he preferred peace, and thought
OF way to get it. Why need they know that
the Bolgani was slain in your village?" he asked
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Realizing now that he must find his way
out alone, Tarzan made decision. eff I take
the Bolgani away, viii you treat me as
friend9 VIII you keep here for me my white
she, safely, until I return again?" He had
thought it best to call LA his mate. II they
understood she was under his protection she
would be safer. After much chatter the blacks
agreed to all Tarzan demanded. Raising his
voice he called to LA to descend. She clambored
down from her Ieafy hiding place to the lower
branches and dropped into Tarzan's out
stretched arms
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VIII they not see The body?" asked the
spokesman. "Not If you remove it," replied the
spe-man. The simple blacks scratched their
heads; into their dull minds had never entered
such a solution of their problem. What this
stranger said was true. But none Of them
dared touch the Emperors messenger. Il will
dispose Of the body for you,' replied Tarzan.
mo one viii know how he died or where. But
first you must show me way out Of your coun-
try, for am lost" we can not tell what lies
beyond the mountain" said one, ''Out it is said
that all Is IRE beyond"
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BEGTN HERE TODAY

GYPSY MCBRIDE. l9-year-old typlst
20 New York Office. is miserable and
,onely when she finds that ALAN eros
BY. Just returned from a year and a
nalI u Paris studying art. no longer
Crosby IS infatuated With MRS
t ~ wealthy divorce. who con
siosrs herself patron of art
SypsY becomes disguised with her lob
ana when she Is criticised for careless
ness impulSively resigns She accepts an
ANNE TRoWBRTDGE. to take the sj place
OF another guest at a formal dinner.
The party IS a bore. she leaves TO
gst her wraps and 20 home. hears a
lolse IN the next room and opens the
eoor 70 see man climbing in the win
COW, He is JAMES WALLACE. guest OF
nc IroWbridRes. who has entered BY the
IRE escape to avoid the dinner party
-, Wallace tells Gypsy he Just has been
nas had the same experience. To spite
ene girl he cares for. Wallace asks
Gypsy 70 marry him. She FIRST refuses.
but later accepts
They are married next morning and
take the train for Forest City. At jim S
nome they are greeted BY his aunt. MISS
ELLEN WALLACE. who makes no secret
OF her hostility 70 the girl.
NOW GO ON WITH THE STORY
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The tour Of inspection included
a drive past the Italian villa and
It's imposing neighbors. They rode
on TO the Glendale club, the more
exclusive Of Forest City's two coun-
try clubs, then took side road and
came back past the Golf and Ten
mis-, where Jim said he played golf
whenever he could spare the time
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By Blosser

Quietly Tarzan explained the situation to
LA. do not leave me" she cried appealingly.
Il MUST ind the way out" he said, ct can
travel much faster alone. shall return for
you, promised" STOPPING, Tarzan lifted the
dead gorilla-nan to his shoulder. The simple
blacks marveled at his strength. A moment
later he trotted down the jungle trail and dis
appeared round turn and was swallowed UP by
the forest. Then LA turned to the blacks. She
saw them whispering among themselves. 1t was
plain TO her there was difference Of opinion
among them
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-10-05
CITy-WIDE FIR {
OBSERVANCE ON
Prevention Week Started
With inspection.

indianapolis citizens today started
observance Of fire prevention week
by preventing all fires up to noon.
BY 1890 this afternoon, the only
run made by fire department was in
response to a false alarm, acct
dentally turned in.
With this record to encourage
them, thirty fire prevention inspec-
tors started out today to begin a
city-wide inspection of homes.
yards and places, under direction of
Virgil T. Furgason, fire prevention
chief, pointing out fire hazards
which should be removed.
The Chamber of Commerce fire
prevention committee is co-operat-
ing in the annual campaign.
inspectors are calling attention
of citizens to need for proper in
spection of furnaces, smoke pipes
and hues before arrival of winter, as
many fires are caused by bad con-
dition of home heating units.
Citizens also are being urged to
clean their homes and premises of
burnable waste materials. Firemen
in uniform will enlist cooperation
of the 10000 school pupils during
the week by addresses in all schools.
Talks also will be made before all
luncheon clubs.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-10-05
SHORTS STILL
WORRY HOOVER
Topic Enters Discussion of
European Powers.
BIZ United Press

By United Press
WASHINGTON, Oct. 5.-Presi-
dent Hoover is engaged in a can
vaSs of the European economic Sit
uation in preparation, it is under
stood, for the visit this month OF
Premier Pierre Laval of France.
Long conferences were held Sat-
urday at the White House with
Bernard Baruch, Democratic finan-
cial leader. and with Treasury Sec
rotary Andrew C. Mellon and I'm
dersecretary Ogden Mills. Later, at
his Rapidan camp, Mr.. Hoover went
over the ground again with Julius
Barnes, former president of the
United States Chamber Of Com
merce.
In addition to the Europeon sit
uation, it was learned that short
selling in stocks was discussed. The
Chamber of Commerce went 4
record Saturday in favor of re-
stricting shorts. Mr.. Hoover has
denounced the practice as unpa-
triotic.
1t is believed, however, that he
will not ask legislation to curb it,
but if he acts at all merely will
call in all business leaders and ask
them to use their influence.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-10-05
ATHEARN DINNER
PROGRAM FIXED
Affair Wednesday Spoa-
Sored by C. of C.

A citizens dinner at the Chamber
of Commerce Wednesday night Of
flcially will welcome DR.. Walter
Scott Athearn, new Butler college
president, to Indianapolis.
1t is being sponsored by the
chambers education committee, of
which Henry L. Dithmer is chair
man. Program for the dinner was
announced today by Earl H Rich
ardson, chairman of the program
committee. G.. A. Millet is chair
man of the committee arranging
the dinner.
George 81 Cole, state superin-
tendent of public instruction; Paul
c. Stetson, city schools Superin-
tendent, and Hilton U. Brown
president of the board of Butler
university trustees, will speak.
Louis J. Borinstein, president Of
the Chamber of Commerce, will be
postmaster.
Music will be provided by the
Butler string quartet composed OF
Miss Myrtle Earring, piano; Mrs
Helen Harrison Daley, harp, anc
Mrs. Christine Wagner Roush ano
Miss Margaret Harrison, violinS.
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STATE MAY Get
FORESTRY Home
Possibility of U. S. Station
Is Discussed.

Indiana may have federal for
estry experimental station as a re-
suit of efforts which got under way
day today, jointly by the state con-
servation department and the fed
eral forestry forces.
According to Ralph Wilcox, state
forester, two representatives of the
central states forest experiment
station, Columbus, O., came here to
inspect the possibility of establish
ing such station at the Morgan
Monroe state forest.
Director Richard Lieber of the
state conservation department asked
Attorney General James M. Ogder
for an opinion covering the lega
aspects of the case. The opinion
was rendered today and sets out thai
while the state conservation de-
partment neither could sell nor lease
the land for the station, the fed
eral government might buy from
private owners the twenty acre.
needed in the vicinity of the state
forest.
The matter is to be taken I'D al
Washington at once, Wilcox said.
Should the station be established
1t will mean erection of dwelling
for the foresters, an office build
Ing and probably a garage.
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AIR ATTACK MAPPED
Mrs. Ham, Who Sells Ham
at Port, May Be Sued.

Slices of ham that form part Of
the box lunch repasts which T. and
w. A. plane passengers MUNICH
thousands Of feet in the air, may
become the pieces de resistance in
a county court case.
Carl H. Punde, holder of the food
concession at the municipal airport,
today told works board members he
may file suit to enjoin Mrs. S. E.
Ham from providing air passengers
with box lunches.
The air riders recently changed
their luncheon devotions to Mrs
Ham. She makes up box lunches
and leaves them at the airport Of
fees to be obtained by stewards OF
the line for passengers.
Recently, Mrs. Ham was told she
would have to pay 10 per cent Of
her profits to the city ''or else"
Since Mrs. Ham decided on "ol
else," it appears she may have &c
support her box lunches in court
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EXECUTIVE OF AUTO
COMPANY is DEAD


Editor TimeS-I am a little
boy years old and my name
is Eddie Harmon. I have
worked hard several times get
ting subscriptions for The
Times.
I had a little wagon which
I thought lots Of. 1t was the
only thing we had to play with.
I have five brothers and sis
tiers.
Some one stole that wagon,
and I thought you could help
me by putting an ad in the
paper for me. I thank you for
anything that you can do for
me. EDDIE HARMON.
1442 East Eleventh street.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-10-05
BID ON COUNTY CARS

Bids on two emergency cars for
the Marion county sheriff were re-
ceived today by county commission
ers. Three companies submitted
bids.
The cars are being purchased to
replace two WORKOUT emergency
cars which have been in the county
garage awaiting repairs for many
weeks. The sheriff has been using
light motor cars for his emergency
runs.
Those bidding were: Indianapolis
Buick Company, S2,O50; Reo-Indi-
ana Sales Company, $3.50 for heavy
car and $2,270 and 81 ,790 for lighter
cars. G. Q. Warnock bid $500 on
light cars.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-10-05
REALTORS TO MEET
State Association to Open
Convention Friday.

The Indiana Real Estate Associa-
ton will open its eighteenth annual
convention at the SEVERN Friday
morning.
Breakfast conferences at 8 will be
followed by formal opening of the
convention at 10:45 with Scott r.
Brewer, president, presiding.
Frederick M. Babcock of Chicago
research department of the Univer-
Sity of Michigan, will discuss "Ap-
praising" at the afternoon session.
An address will be made by William
P. Cosgrove on Indiana State Ex-
penditureS.
Election of officers and reading
OF committee reports will be taken
up at the business meeting at 4 p. m.
Prizes will be awarded at the an
nual banquet at the SEVERN. An
attendance cup has been donated
by the Anderson Real Estate Board
a publicity cup by the state asso-
citation, mems speech cup by the
Terre Haute board and a ladies
speech cup by the Gary board.
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COUPLES LIFE
SAVINGS LOST
Distracted Wife Appeals to
Possible Finder.

Dreams of some day owning a lit
tie business have been shattered for
Mr.. and Mrs. William Thorpe, 220
South Harris street.
Their savings of a lifetime either
have been lost of stolen.
A year ago, Thorpe and his wife,
a middle-aged couple, had amassed
sum. of several hundred dollars.
Thorpe became uneasy because of
bank failures and withdrew his saw
ings from deposit.
Since then he has carried the
money with him wherever he went.
He has added to the sum as he
could find employment. For the
last several months Thorpe has been
unemployed.
Saturday night the money van
ished. Thorpe doesn't know whether
he lost it or whether his pocket was
picked.
His distracted wife has appealed
to any person who might have found
the money on Oliver, Wabash or
Washington streets to return at
least a part of the savings.