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Corn Spaghetti Cakes.

Use spaghetti baked with white sauce,
grated Parmesan cheese, and the top
dotted with cubes of salt pork. Mix one
cupful of this with three-fourths cup
full of canned corn, one well beaten egg,
and salt to taste. Spoon like pancakes
on a warm griddle, and cook at a
moderate temperature until brown.
Turn and brown on the other side.
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RNNAA w. " 49, =
Hanson is t h e
foreign service Off
Ger of the State
Department S t a =
toned at Hardin.
He, perhaps better
than any one else,
could keep Wash
ington informed on
Just what was 60
ing on in " t h e
promised land of
the Orient"
Hanson has gone
far into the inte-
rior with rod and
rife on hunting
and fishing expedi-
tons. He has res
cued American mis-
sinnarieS from ham
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Avoid this menace!
adopt kLEENEX

Your handkerchief during colds may
carry 4, 200, 600 living germs-amen-
ace to yourself and TO others, unless
you use this tissue you can destroy.
THE common handkerchief Is
now known to be an almost
unbelievable source of danger dur
ing colds. Germs not only live but
grow in the ordinary handkerchief.
Often damp, kept in pockets at
body temperature, the handkerchief
is an ideal breeding place for dam
gerouS organisms.
These germs are carried to your
nose and mouth each time you use
your handkerchief. They're spread
through the air, they contaminate
laundry bags and clothing.
Use KIeenex-destFoy
There's safety in KIeenex. Kleenex
is gentle tissue that comes in COM
venient squares, handkerchief size.
Made of rayon-cellulose, Kleenex
is softer than a linen handkerchief.
But here's what's important:
Kleenex costs so little that each
tissue may be destroyed after a
single usel Dangerous germs are
destroyed before they have chance
to re-iafect you. Every handker-
chief that touches your face is
absolutely fresh and clean. And
there's no laundering. What relief
to escape from this repulsive work!
Kleenex is particularly valuable
for children, who so easily contract
nose and throat INSTRUMENTATION
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DAILY DIET RECIPE
APPLE DUMPLINGs.

Two cupfuls flour, two tea
spoonfuls baking powder, one
third cupful shortening, one
half teaspoonful salt, two table
Spoonfuls sugar, one-half cup
full milk. two tableSpoonfuls
raisins, four tart apples, one
cupful sugar, one-half cupful
butter, two cupfuls water.
SERVES FOUR PORTIONS.
Sift dry ingredients, work
shortening in finely with finger
N0S. add milk. Roll dough to
about one-half inch thickness
and cut in four squares. Place a
pared and cored apple, the CEN
ter filled with raisins. on each
square Pinch the corners to-
gether and put in baking pan.
Make a thick strip by boiling
together the cupful sugar. one
half cupful butter and two cup
fuls water. Pour this strip over
the apples. Put in hot oven un-
til crust is slightly cooked. Then
reduce heat to 375 degrees F..
and cook about 35 minutes, bast-
ing three or four times during
baking so sirup will make a rich
glaze on dumplings. Five or six
small apples could be used in
stead Of four large ones.
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them back quickly when his mother
saw them? Indeed he did. Nancy tried
to find out what it was about the bor-
rowed toys he liked so much. It seemed
to be the fact that they were new to
hun. Whereupon Nancy put away
many of his toys. bringing one out
from time to time, so that his own
possessions would have the effect Of
novelty. He had had too many toys
out at one time.
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y YoBooHLTN salad b Just the
thing 70 serve for Halloween
party or luncheon Cut an
0ranRe Ia half. remove the in
side and AL with any preferred
saRaA mixture. II "a vel 70 make the
iosFer portion deeps, than the upper
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thing. what should / do for my skin?
! have red blotchss-not very bad. I
have poor digestion.
DESPERATE TO GET THIN.
Answer: Let those pills alone unless
reliable physiaA prescribes them for
you. The red blotches are undoubtedly
caused by poor digestion, and this also
is problem for the medical profession
rather than the beauty specialist.
Please do something to improve that
condition or you viii not always be
able to say, II have a strong constitu-
ton" Congratulations on being pleas
iAgly plump That Is far better than
being actually thin. I'm happy to
know that you enjoy the column
LOIS SEEDS.
(Copyrisht. 1870
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A WASHINGTON DAYBOOK
By HERBERT PLUMMER.

SECRETARY sTIMSoN lost no time
- in ordering George Hanson to hit the
trail from Hardin into the troubled area
of Manchuria when China and Japan
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when cutting the orange apart. so that
the portion which contains the salad
wfIl Be ample, or else the oranges should
be large. Small grapefruit can be used.
The inside Of either fruit forms the
basis for . fruit punch also served at
the entertainment as the beverage.
The hohgohlin effect Is given the
oranges by cutting away just enough OF
the outer skin (without actually pierre
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are careless with handkerchiefs.
You'll soon find you can't do with
out these marvellous Kleenex Tis-
sues. For removing face creams
they have no equal. The absor-
bency of Kleenex is really neces-
sary to blot embedded impurities
of dirt and makeup from the pores.
These handy tissues
Try Kleenex for polishing spec
tacles. For manicuring. For apply
ing medicines and bandaging minor
wounds. Keep a package handy in
the kitchen, bath and bedroom
and an extra package for the car.
Kleenex is sold at all drug, dry
goods and department. stores.
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BREAKFAST.
Sliced Bananas.
Dry Cereal With Cream.
Ham and Potato Omelet.
Popovers. Coffee.
LUNCHEON.
Excalloped Oysters.
Ieebox Rolls.
Prune Trtfie. Tea.
DINNER.
Cream Of Mushroom Soup.
Fried Pork Chops.
Mashed Potatoes.
Baked Squash.
xNbAuce. French Dressing.
Mock Cherry Pie.
Co6ee.
OAEKIET.
Nah and beat freshly boiled
potatoes very light. then add q
beaten agw. Put about an inch
layer IN Q hot frying pan. lib-
orally creased with ham or bacon
fat. or better still. salt pork fat
Cover half the potato with l cup
ful or less Of minced ham, lightly
seasoned with mustard. Cook
slowly until the bottom Of the
potato Is q crisp brown. Fold
over as an omelet and serve at
once. The egg may be omitted,
but II you leave it out have the
potato less moist and brown well
before folding.
PRuEE TRIPLE.
Drain cooked prlnes from
which the skins and stones have
been removed. TO cupflll prsane
pulp add z cupflllS stale cake
crumbs and ! teaspoonful lemon
juice and beat 20 q smooth paste.
Noad IN y Pint heavy cream
bon1gn until stu, turn into Sher-
- eup8 ehili on ice and serve
WIN q WnxntSh Of whlppesl cream
end @nopr@d nut rneAAA
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Is
the feet and would back at
II is
whole
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MENU FOR A DAY.

(oopyTiSht. 1919
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Answer: Suggest Casca- Royal Pills
to stimulate the liver and promote ac-
ton of the bowels.
K. J. B.: "All my life I have been
Indigestion, with gas and pain and
nothing 1 have used has helped me-
Please advise"
Answer: Procure Triopeptine Tab
let's and take with meals to aid diges-
ton and tone up the stomach Eat
temporarily. Avoid food that disagrees
with you.
E. T. A. asks: "Please suggest some
thing l can take to Get rid of fostering
pimples and polls.
Answer: Take Sulpherb Tablets to
aid elimination and alter the impuri-
ties of the blood. Avoid eating too
much starchy and sweet foods.
C. F. NJ. asks: Because of a bad
catarrhal condition of nose. and throat.
l am sickened by constant dropping
of mucus. What is good for this?"
Answer: The regular daily use of
Vilane Powder. in solution as a nasal
douche and qargle should cleanse and
heal the membrane. Also apply Men
tho-Laxene Salve in nostrils twice
daily.
A. G. asks: 81 have stiffness. sore
ness and pain in arms, legs and back
Am told it is due to muscular rheuma-
tism What may ! doE"
Answer: For quick relief of pains
Of rheumatism take 5-grain Su-thoi
Tablets To aid elimination and neu-
tralize the acids and po1sons take
Cardiol Tablets.
n ~
sible to increase weight by taking
Hypo- NucIane Tablets. These tablets
are designed to improve digestion and
increase assimilation.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-11-12
Caroline DrOOn
Ne1O President
of Drama Club

Miss Caroline Droon was elected
president of the Brookside Players,
at a meeting held Wednesday night
at the Brookside community house.
She succeeds Joseph Kettery.
Friday, Dec 5, was set as the date
for the clubs first presentation,
when two plays, 1.-THE Flower Shop"
and 1.-THE Same Old Thing" will be
given Other new officers chosen
we're:
Rudolf Setback, treasurer, and George
Butler, stage manager. New committee ap-
pointments are: Properties, Setback and
Mrs. La Verne Shannon; tickets, Setback,
Miss Louise Williams and Mrs. Shannon;
and publicity. Charles Martin, Misses Jean
and June Hopper.
David Milligan, director of the
clubs productions, announced that
guest artists would be invited to
participate in the programs. The
next meeting will be held Dec. 2.
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Heir to Vast
India Riches
Is Married
BY MARY KNIGHT
United Press stan Correspondent

NICE, France, Nov. 12.-Crown
Prince Azam Jah of Hyderabad,
heir to the greatest fortune in the
world, was married today to Prin-
cess Durr I Shawar, daughter Of
the ex-caliph of Turkey. His
younger brother was married at the
same time in a double ceremony.
After the ceremony, the crown
prince and his bride began the pro-
cess of getting acquainted, as they
have met only four times since their
first introduction at Cannes six
weeks ago.
The prince, whose fun title is
Sahibzada Nawab Azam Jah, is Is.
and heir of the nizam of Hyderabad.
thus being destined to be the ruler
of midas richest state. The nizam's
private fortune is estimated at
$500,000,000 in gold, besides a vast
hoard of diamonds, rubies and other
precious stones.
The bride is Is, daughter of
Prince Abdul Medjid, who since his
exile from Turkey in 1922, has been
living on the Riviera on a monthly
pension of $500 supplied by the
nizam.
The marriage contract was signed
at the Carabella palace this after
noon. The civil ceremony was sim
pie, consisting of signing the regis
ter after the reading of the mar
riage contract. The ceremony had
been preceded by Moslem prayers
at noon.
During the ceremony, the nizam
and the former caliph signed a
contract, the result of weeks of
negotiation, by which the crown
prince promises to keep his wife in
aff1uence and provides that the
nizam's marriage gift of $125,0OO
shall become the brides personal
property without prejudicing her
rights in the event of divorce.
The crown princes brother, Prince
Mouazam Jah, signed at the same
time a marriage contract with
Niloufer Hanim Sultana of Turkey,
daughter of Princess Adile, who is
descendant of Sultan Murad the
fifth. The same ceremony and con-
tracts occurred, except that the
nizam's gift was $4,000.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-11-12
Riddle Is
Paid Honor at
Bridge ShO1Uer

Mrs. j. Charles Riddle Jr., who
was Miss Barbara Pfeffer before her
recent marriage, was honored at a
bridge party and china shower given
Wednesday night by Mrs. Glenn
Duttenhaver at her home in the
Marott. Mrs. Riddle is the daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Christian E.
Pfeffer.
At serving time the tables we're
decorated with white chrysanthe-
NUNS and lighted with white ia
perS. Guests with the bride and
her mother were:
MeSdames Robert L. Hiner, Ward
B. Hiner, John S. Mann Jr., Hale
Brown, Urban Stahl; Misses Rose
mary Bretzman, Lillian Berner, Dor
othy Fife, Phyllis Nordstrom and
Mildred Cook.
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Sessions were held at the Grace
church.
Mrs. F. v. Devinney, national cor
responding secretary, spoke on
with One Increasing Purpose" and
told of plans of the national So
ciety at the Tuesday night session.
Speakers Wednesday we're Mrs. Joel
Russell on "Feed Me-" and Miss
Mary Nets, discussing kate Bill
derback Neighborhood House."
Installation of officers Wednesday
afternoon marked the end of the
session. Other officers elected were:
Mesdames w. r. wones and A. G. Hoo
vens. vice-presidents. reelected: L. c.
Betley. third vice-president: Paul Nc
Guffey and w. T. Arnold. corresponding
secretaries; A. K. Remmel. recording sec
rotary: A. B. Price. treasurer: w B. Free
and young peoples secretary, and v. G..
Carter, junior secretary.
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Luncheon Fete Is Given for
Grand Matron of O. E.S.

a great bowl of white asters and
lighted by tall white taperS in greer
crystal holders. Appointments car
ried out the same color scheme.
Guests included:
MesdameS Charles Welsch. Crawfords-
vile; Blanche Regett. Walter Masters. May
Reeves. Rose Malcolm. Eileen Money. Will
liam Stanley. J. C. Williamson, Samuel
Ingle. Charles Tyre. c. E. Cromner. Lee
Russell and Clara Knepper
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Bride HOnOYed
by Marie Clay
at City Club

Miss Marie Clay entertained at
luncheon today at the Columbia
club in honor of Mrs. Robert M.
zaiser, who was Miss Virginia Lee,
Terre Haute, before her recent
marriage.
Tables were conferred with yellow
chrysanthemums and autumn
leaves, and lighted with yellow
tapers, tied with amber tulle. Guests
were:
Mesdames A. M Schumacher ]. r.
Grant, U. M. Warmoth, M. D. Griffin, M
t. Moore, M. N. Ray, Casey Adams, Lee
Wood. Misses Betty Helm. imogene Shea,
Virginia Waller and Floy George of Provi-
dence R. /
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Mrs. William Swintz entertained
today at luncheon at the Marott,
honoring Mrs. Daisy M. Crist,
Charlottesville, grand matron, Order
Of the Eastern Star.
Mrs. Crist also was honor guest
Wednesday at a luncheon for which
Mrs. Harold M. Trusler was hostess
at her home, 651 East Twenty-third
street.
Luncheon table was conferred with
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gram committee, assisted by Mrs. B.
w. Avis and Miss Ruth Lidenborg
Pupils of Miss Harriet Smith of
the indianapolis school of the dance
will give a program. Miss Hyla Jane
Hadley will sing and impersonate
prominent stage figures. Ballet and
tap dances will be given by Miss
Patricia Likely, Miss Lavinia Likely
and Frank Gurley. Miss Smith and
her pupils staged the dancing and
solo work for Rio Rita and Vaga-
bond King at English'S last spring.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-11-12
CIVIC GROUPS WILL
HEAR MRS. HITCH

Mrs. Othniel Hitch will speak on
the work of the Public Health
Nursing Association at a meeting
of the North West Civic League
Friday at Winamac hall, Twenty
ninth and Clifton streets. A con-
ference on possibilities for Christ
mas charity work will be held fol-
lowing the talk, in charge of the
welfare committee.
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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 rs 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
burn Products Company, SEQ So. Col.
lege St.. Dayton. Ohio.
DR.. Lewis Baker died in November.
1929. His successor. a thoroughly exc
perienced physician. and his associates.
will continue serving the public In the
same courteous, helpful manner that
Dr. Baker pursued for 20 years.
Clip the questions and answers above
each Thursday for future reference
Advertisement.
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half dozen doses until their cough
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your product. Yours truly. Signed:
Mrs. I. Stewart. 1920 S. Ford Blvd,
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EVERETT. MASS.-Dear Sirs: Some
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mean always to use them when need
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ST. PAUL AUXILIARY
TO MEET FRIDAY

Woman'S Auxiliary tor st. Paul's
Episcopal church will meet at 1890
Friday for luncheon at the home
of Miss Sara Henzie, 1901 North
New Jersey street.
The Rev. William Burrows, arch
deacon of All Saints Cathedral;
Mrs. R. Hartley Sherwood, vice
president of the diocesan auxiliary
and Mrs. j. S. Mclaughlin, spoke
on the recent convention of the
Episcopal church in September in
Denver.
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Alpha Omicron Pi Alumnae
to Sponsor Benefit Dinner

Indianapolis alumnae chapter of
Alpha Omicron Pi sorority will
sponsor a benefit dinner Tuesday at
the Food Craft shop, proceeds to APP
ply on the chapters quota for the
sorority'S national philanthropic
work
Following 6 o'cock dinner, mem
bers and their guests will be enter
tanned at bridge and dancing.
Mrs. William r. Tindan is chair
man of the arrangements and pro-
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the blood. Poi
sons generated by the activities of the
body, If retained, are source of
danger. 1t is the duty of the kidneys
10 remove such waste matter. The kid
neys must function regularly and suf-
ficiently or illness and pain are sure
to follow.
A cold or congestion may hamper
their work and at once unusual symp
toms are manifested. Pain in the back,
feverishness, headache, chilly sensations
and Inflammation of the bladder serve
as timely warnings.
A stimulating diuretic medicine, with
soothing. neutralizing qualities may be
very useful whenever you suspect the
kidney and bladder function is tenn
porarily defective. I recommend Balm
wort Tablets as harmless, but very eff
fective and satisfactory.
o. C. o. asks: at seem to be all run
down never feel real well. Am nerv-
Gus. weak. restless and worry about
listless. and frequently have splitting,
nervous headaches"
Answer: An impoverished condition
of the blood due to it's lack of certain
vital elements is generally present with
such symptoms. / suggest Cad meme
1dDleIS De uStu res uldElf LUZ oCFSiht
weeks to aid in the enrichment of the
blood. and the toning up Of the nervous
system.
Answer to B. S H.: The itching
scalp and dandruff can be banished by
regularly using medicated CHEN Soap.
for shampooing. CHEX Soap is a high
quality toilet soap with deodOrant quail
ity, which removes body OdOrs and
cleans and purifes the skin and scalp
B. c. w. asks: Have had a most
persistent. uncurable cough for sew
eral months Have found that I have
no T. B. and wonder if you can sug-
gest real cough medicine 2!
Answer: Procure Essence Mentho-
Laxene of your druggist Follow d.
rections. 1t is, truly the most bene-
fetal that can be had. especially for
stubborn coughs due to mild in
hammation. colds, etc.
P. n. c. asks: Have usedN vilane
Powder for feminine hygiene during
the past years and think it great i
am periodically troubled with headache
and other pains and hope you can sug-
gest a pain killer, harmless and re-
liable"
Answer: To quickly relieve headache.
neuralgic palm and pain in general,
advise 5-grain Su-thol Tablets.
Mrs. t. c. asks: please help me to
overcome a sluggish liver and consti-
patton with headache 9sulting."
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Merritt Harrison Talks

Merritt Harrison spoke on Home
Designing" at meeting of the
Irvington Federation of Clubs,
which was held at 10 Wednesday
morning at the Irvington library.
Mrs. Charles Harris, president, pre-
sided.
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Northern Methodist Mission
Group Names New Officers

Mrs. Fred F. Thornburg, FIT.
Wayne, was reelected president of
the WomanIS Home Missionary So
ciety of the north Indiana Metho-
dist Episcopal conference, which
convened Wednesday in Kokomo.
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The m / n o r
a il III e n t S of
k i d neys and
bladder M a y
d e vel op into
m o S t serious
disease. if ne
elected.
The kidneys
filter and aid
in pUri f Y / II g
-
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Turner's to Give Dance
South Side Turner's will sponsor
a dance Saturday night at Turner
hall, BOG Prospect street. Regular
dance committee will be in charge.
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W. g.. Ella to Sneak

w. G. Ella, former government
postoffice inspector, now retired will
speak at the Friday luncheon meet
ing of Altrusa Club at the Column
bia Club,
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THANKFUL LETTERS

ELIZABETH, n. dear Sir: / saw
advertisement in paper about your
Sulpherb Tablets. / am man 81
years old and I have been troubled
for over years with boils, pimples,
carbuncles, Assesses of the ear, head
ache. dizziness. About years ago /
had A boils, and a carbuncle, at one
time Have taken many treatments
and the more / took the more bails l
would seem to have. Then I s.arted
your medicines i took boxes of
Sulpherb Tablets. 1 box Of Cad-o-mene
Tablets and later 2 boxes of Casca-
Royal Pills. It is now over two months
since have taken your medicines and
I haven't got a sign of boil or any
Of the ailments that / had and / feel
like different man. You can use nv
letter anytime. anywhere. and every
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1852 Lafayett st.
Los ANGELES. CALIF-Dear sir:
I have two children 80 and years
old. They are subject to bronchial
coughs just the minute the weather
turns cold. We had tried most every
kind of cough syrup, but still they
would cough and cough. A neighbor
told me to try essence Mentho- Laxene,
and-xI did. They had not taken over