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Meeting OF
Entertainment
CAPTAINS Called

Mrs. o. w Mckee. finance chair
man Of the FL Ja7din PIT. A. has
called a meeting of the captains who
have been appointed to head The
four different teams taking part In
the programs to be given this year
for the benefit OF the association
The CAPTAINS. Medames Phil
Burst, p. r. Wilson. z. c. Hunter
and Lee Martin. are to meet at the
school building Friday afternoon at
$50 to draw the names for their
sides.
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arRprANE

SAN FRANCISCO-Ine peacI
|Ernoy. OF Catalina Island. located
. A narrow canyon too small TO al
|,w an amphibian plane to turn
round. has been equipped with an
|Irnlane turntable. similar to those
|snd IN railroad -oundhouSes. The
Ernlane "nerry-go--ound" enables
rlarc = turn Ground in its own
SfnF-Spread.
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RESUME MEETINGS
OF BRIDGE CLUB
ENJOYABLE PARTY
At PIHE HOME

Miss Irene Rice entertained with
an enjoyable paiama partv on FRI
day evening at the home OF her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. L. N. Pie.
The evening was spent in <ames
and contests. later a tempting sup
per being served.
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Valley Women
Seek w. c. t. L.
Convention Here

McALLEN. Oct. Five Valley
women are in Austin, determined TO
bring the 1892 state wide conven-
ton OF the Women's Christian
Temperance Union back with them
when they come.
The state meeting opened We'd
nesday morning In Austin, where
the Valley boosters have carried
invitations from civic organizations.
and the city OF McAllen, the
ladies to come to the Valley next
year.
Representing McAllen r Mrs.
Walter Stevens and Mrs. c. N. Nc
Nallie; Harlingen is represented by
Mrs. Guy Snavely. president Of the
Valley district w. c. T. u. San
Benito. by Mrs. L. z. Edwards;
and Edinburg, by Mrs. Edmonston.
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Of
ChapterAre
Entertained

SAN BENITO, Oct. T. Mrs.
Henry AlSmeyer was hostess to the
members OF the Alpha Delphian
Chapter last week. Roll call was
responded to by giving names Of
Bible characters.
The effect OF the Hebrew language
upon Hebrew literature was stress
ed in Mrs. John II. Shelanders dis
cussion OF the study for the after
Moons program. The place Judith
took in history and in the Hebrew
literature was told b Mrs. L. w.
Humble. A comparison of the style
of the modern writings with the
story Of Judith was given by Mrs.
Nathan Craig.
Mrs. w. w. Housewright depict
ed various characters found in the
story of Judith while Mrs. l.. j.
Smidth told Of the story c. Judith
in other literature.
Judit and Holofernds, the two
outstanding characters were IS
cusSed in a round table discussion
of the program. Mrs. NJ. Thompson
gave a book review Of "Dwarfs'
Blood" by Edith Oliver.
The next meeting Of the chapter
will be held at the home Of Mrs.
j. A. Graham.
MARRIAGE IS
ANNOUNCED
Announcements have been re-
ceived in San Benito Of the mar
rage OF Miss Christine Menafee
and Mr.. Pat Dolan which took
place on September 10 at Dallas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dolan viii make
their home in Chicago.
Mrs. Dolan was a member OF the
San Benito faculty for past two
years.
WHAT TO READ
CLUB MEETS
The San Benito chapter of the
What To Read Club held its first
meeting for the second years study
at the home OF Mrs. R. z. L. New
shaw on North Milan last week.
Mrs. Mewshaw acted as conduc-
tress for the program.
Mrs. Paul Cowan gave a review
OF Confessions by Jean Jaques
Rosseau.
Life Of Buddha" and Buddhist
Religion" was discussed by Mrs. r.
II. s. Mitchell
Mrs. c.. A. Fisher gave a sketch
of Eugene Sues Wandering Jew"
She also gave a brief summary Of
tha Fon1aate EnronPh nlaeef@
The club will meet next with Mrs.
r. II. Stewart Mitchell.
HOSTESS TO
MORNING CLUB
Mrs. j. J. Dunn entertained the
members OF the Thursday Morn
ing Luncheon Bridge club at her
home last week.
Mrs. j. Z. Bell received the club
prize. Mrs. Leslie was remembered
with a gift by the hostess.
Guests were Mrs. z. L. Butts and
Mrs. G. ]. Leslie OF Bonham.
The club will be entertained next
by Mrs. o. G. Hamilton.
CLUBS AND GUESTS
COMPLIMENTED
The joint Dinner Bridge clubs
had as hoStesses last week Mrs. Z.
E. Ogden and Mrs. w. z. Thomas
when they met at the Stonewall
Jackson hotel for dinner.
The games were played at the
home OF Mrs. Ogden on North Sam
Houston boulevard with Mfs. w. g.
Hinkly and Mrs. w. ]. Vinsant high
among the women and II. j. Hink-
" and w. Z. Thomas high a-,orl
the men.
Guests were Mrs. James Sweeney,
Mrs. Ball Of Donna and Russell
Dodds.
DELTA DECK CLUB
WITH MRS. CAFFALL
Autumn flowers were used for
decorations when Mrs. Att Caf-
fall entertained the members OF the
Delta Deck club at her home.
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ELECTION OF
OFFICERS HELD

Ut HE'LL
Election Of new officers for the
coming year was accomplished at
the Hidalgo county home demon
Stration club council in session in
McAllen Saturday.
The new officers who VIII serve
the following year will be: Mrs. j.
E. Shaw. Progreso. president: Mrs.
c. NJ. Holland. Donna. secretly;
Mrs. o. Z. Van Berg. Mercedes. vice
president. Mrs. j. <. Shaw was
elected TO succeed the retiring pres
dent. Mrs. G. N. McNallie Of Nc
Allen.
At the next meeting. which will
be held the first Saturday in Nov
ember, an encampment board
meeting will be held following the
regular session.
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Bradd, Rex George. +. Z. Newell,
Eph Caffall and Ernest Jeffrey OF
Rio Hondo.
The club will be entertained next
by Mrs. Steve McLarry OF Har-
lingen.
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CIRCLE OF LIGHT
CEREMONY HELD

A beautiful ceremony vas that Of
the Girl Reserves, in their Circle
Of Light ceremony. Reverend Lee
gave an appropriate invocation. The
choir. led by Warren L. Reitz. sang
Mrs. Frank Chastain sang a beau
tiful solo.
I. Rev. Lee gave the creed Of the
Girl Reserves. A beautiful inter-
probation for each item vas given.
tn church was darkened. and the
president OF the Reserves. Miss
Louise Hill led in a prayer. Miss
Hill held her lighted candle. and
the girls marched up. each one
lighting her candle and joining the
circle, which extended entirely
around the large auditorium.
The song, Follow the Gleam,'
was the occasional MARI.
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the Choral club at Baylor college,
Bolton. Director Of the club Is
Arthur Faguay Cote. His Choral
club took the first prize in the con-
test at Temple In the State Fed
Grated clubs.
Miss Lois Thompson vas honored
by being elected TO membership IN
thc Glee club and also In the Light
Opera club at Tey~7 University. She
Is the daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Lloyd Thompson OF this city.
Miss Mildred Hodge. daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. w. 7. Hodge, OF
Harrington. has been honored with
a membership in n the fore
most sororities at the S. NJ. U. at
Dallas, the Kappa Society.
LARGE PIT. A.
MEET HELD
The PIT. "A. meeting at the North
Ward school on Monday afternoon
was the largest one ever held at
that school. Mrs. j. w. Rollins
presided with "A guests and SO
members present.
A clever playlet was presented by
the pupils OF 5th grade. directed by
Mrs. J. A. Alderdice. The title was
King Lazy Bones"
Mrs. p. III. Maxwell introduced
the visitors and new members.
Mesdames Demic. Wood, Moore.
Hext, Carter, Morgan. Kendrick.
Williams. Lindsey. Lightfoot. Oh
liver. Kenny, Mckenzie, Radford,
Mitchell, McCullum. Hodgkins.
Knowles, Walters, Gin. McClintock,
jackson. Superintendent j. p. Buck,
m DR.. j. O.. Britton.
Mrs. Grant. chairman OF grounds
committee. suggested seats placed
around under the shade trees. Mr..
Grant offered TO superintend
the work. DR.. Britain spoke to the
association on caring for the teeth.
Superintendent Buck talked OH
the work OF the PIT. A. and the
cooperation between parents and
teachers, After the adjournment,
MeSdames Coleman. Whitley. Max
well and Waters served delicious
refreshments.
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BELLS ARE HOSTS
TO BRIDGE CLUB

MI. and Mrs. ]. E. Bell were
successful players when FRS. l. v.
Jolly. Jr., entertained the members
Of the wednesday Evening Bridge
club at her home.
yellow cosmos were used for dec
orations. Guests were Mr.. and Mrs.
L. v. Cauley.
The club will be entertained next
by Mrs. j. w. Belts.
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MARRIAGE Is


Announcements have been re-
ceived in San Benito Of the mar
rage OF Miss Christine Menafee
and Mr.. Pat Dolan which took
place ON September 10 at Dallas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dolan viii make
their home in Chicago.
Mrs. Dolan was a member OF the
San Benito faculty for past two
years.
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STUDENTS

bIUDEN -
HCNORED AT C-LLEGE
News comes OF the honors be-
slowed upon three Of the Harlin-
gen girls at school for their first
year.
Miss Ada Reid Alderdice dauTh-
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. J. "A. Alderdice
has been elected to membership In
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PERSONALS

PERSONALS
Mrs. o. II. Polly has return,E
home following an operation at the
Valley Baptist hospital
Mrs. S. r. Crecelius and son Of
San Antonio were San Benito
guests over the week end OF Colonel
Crecelius.
Mrs. G. r. Robertson has return
ed to her home on North Dick
Bowling to recuperate following an
operation at the Valley Baptist
hospital.
Mrs. c. J. Leslie OF Bonham, Is
visiting Mrs. j. w. Belts. Mrs. Leslie
formerly lived here.
B A. Epstein has been called to
Calvert, by the death Of his father,
S. Epstein.
George w. Ralstbn has returned
from Houston where he attended
the funeral OF his brother-in-law,
F.. D. Bynum OF Houston. Mr.. and
Mrs. Bynum have visited in the
Valley several times.
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After testing actual samples Of For
gers Central American coffee 2,571
physicians confirm this. And further
state that its natural stimulation II
actually beneficial.
Just try Folger's for a week. Note its
keener, richer favor-kept always
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MRS. PITTMAN
Is NEW MEMBER

Monday morning the execution
board OF the public library met al
the Woman's Building at $50. Mrs
II. s. Herren presided.
One vacancy occurred on tho
board. and Mrs. II. p. Pittma- wa!
elected TO fill this place. The II.
brarian, Mrs. c. A. Macy gave
report. Miss Adele Ronecker do
mated Is books. The story hour con.
templated. 10 be given In connec-
ton with the library W. star
during Book week. Book Week be-
gins November Is. An at home vii
be featured in that week. New books
will be on display and entertain
ment will be arranged.
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MRS. ALDRIDGE
ENTERTAINS

Hibiscus blossoms were used for
decorations when Mrs. H. c.
Aldridge entertained the members
OF her Neighborhood fridge CLUB
and Mrs. /. v. jolly, r., as a guest.
The members had luncheon In
town and then assembled at their
hostess home on North Milan for
the games. Mrs. r. A. Bowie held
high score when the -a-7es ended.
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LAWN PARTY AT
CREWS HOME

The women Of the Methodist
church entertained with a lawn
party at the home Of Mrs. S. II.
Crews on North Bonham from four
to seven Friday.
During the affair an informal
program was carried out with piano
selections being offered by Miss
Ernestine Ramsey. Jean Brady gave
several readings while the pupils
Of the Fred Booth school under the
direction Of Miss Maud Nosler and
Miss Mamie Lilies gave several
dances.
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WIENER ROAST AT
LLANO GRANDE LAKE

A group OF young people motored
to Llano Grande lake, a few eve
nings recently, for a weiner roast
AM a picnic supper. Hostesses for
the occasion were Misses Jean
Healy and Grace Newly.
Their guests included Misses
Lucille Wren of Weslaco. Lola Lam
drum and Floy Adams and Mfss-s.
De Witt Rayburne. Leslie So -
dies, Harold kellogg and L. Weary.
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L DECK CLUB
WITH MRS. CAFFALL

Autumn flowers were used for
decorations when Mrs. Ait u CAT
fall entertained the members OF the
Delta Deck club at her home.
High score holders Sere Mrs. w.
M. Stone among the club members
and Mrs. Karl Bradd among the
guests. Consolation award was
presented to Mrs. Pat Murphy.
Guests were Mesdames Kari
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10 COMPLIMENT
MEMBERS

DR.. and Mrs. Clayton Stokeley
iii entertain the members OF thu
unior Bridge club Friday eve
ing Mt their home On North Twelfth
treet.
The Indianapolis times., 1931-05-19
Pain in Neck
That's Circus Day for
Young Herbert Hoover
Ill; It's a Cruel World.

By United Press
VXTASHINGTON, May 49,
w Circus day is just a big
pain in the neck for Herbert
Hoover III, 4.
Young Mr.. Hoover, who is
staying at the White House, was
to have seen "the greatest show
on earth" Monday night with
his sister, his grandmother, and
the usual retinue of presidential
aids.
But when the great day arrived,
and more fortunate Washing
tonains were going around with
their noses in the air shifting
tanbark, Herbert III was discov-
cred in bed with a cold germ as
his most intimate associate.
There was no circus for him,
nor for his sister, nor for his
grandmother. But there are
years and years ahead, and the
circus goes on forever.
The Indianapolis times., 1931-05-19
u. S. FACING
BILLION DEFICIT,
REPORTS SHOW
Developments Spur Hoover
Drive for Economy
in Government.
By United Press

By United Press
WASHINGTON, May 1e.-Presi-
dent Herbert Hoover's economy
drive was spurred on by realistic
development today when the treas
ury balance sheet turned up with a
deficit of $973, $40 ,592.2S.
Visions of a possible tax increase
we're raised by this mounting figure
as the bookkeepers of four govern
ment departments-navy, treasury,
postoffice and agriculture = made
ready to face Mr.. Hoover with their
budgets.
They will be called to account in
dividually at successive weekend
conferences at the Rapidan camp
before the end of the fiscal year.
June 80.
More Conferences Planned
With two department conferences
already over, Mr.. Hoover's task
seemed almost insurmountable.
Hardly a scratch has been made
in the outlays for the war and in
terror departments, which already
have come under the presidential
pruning hook.
A little more than $4,000,00o Is
the saving planned in the interior
office, while war department econo-
mics hardly are expected to boost
this figure above $10,000,000.
With $974,000,00O needed to make
the books balance, the $4,000, 900
saving prospect has been somewhat
disheartening.
To dig deeper into federal ex-
penditures would interfere with the
expansion program to which Mr..
Hoover is welded as step to courl-
teract the business depression.
Deficit May Reach Billion
In working matters out the saw
ings may amount to more than ex-
listing figures would indicate, but
the size Of the deficit has made 1t
evident that some other way than
cutting expenses must be found to
make the books balance.
Treasury officials expect the def
cit may reach billion dollars be-
fore the end of the fiscal year-a
deficit higher than all the expenses
of government forty years ago.
The Indianapolis times., 1931-05-19
TRUCE DECLARED BY
RAVENSW0OD RIVALS
Villages Business Is Transacted for
First Time in Months.

Villages Business Is Transacted for
First Time in Months.
Apparently at peace again the
RavenSwood town board Monday
night agreed to pay the towns bills
and enacted other business for the
good Of the White river village.
This was the first time all mem
berS of the board had agreed on
any constructive measures since
they began a factional fight eighteen
months ago.
Robert Stanm board president
and Charles o. Ford, meeting in
McCoy'S grocery store, transacted
business toward repairing the
towns streets, oiling them, and to-
ward keeping the Ravenswood
beach in condition.
Transportation from the Broad
Ripple street car line also is being
arranged.
The Indianapolis times., 1931-05-19
DEATH CLAIMS
CITY PIONEER
William Surber Had Lived
Here 80 Years.

Last rites for william Surber,
1O4, who saw Indianapolis grow
from an Indian camp into a
metropolis, were to be held this
afternoon in the Merritt Place
Methodist church. Burial was to be
in Floral park cemetery.
Mr.. Surber died Sunday at the
home of his son, Harry Surber, 1876
West Twenty eighth street, after d
long illness.
He had been a resident of the
city for eighty years.
He was born in Fillmore, Mo-, Dec.
%, 1926.
When he came to the city rabbit
hunting in the downtown section
was the chief sport of residents. He
attributed his longevity to moder-
alton in living.
Two sons, John and Charles
Surber, of Indianapolis survive him,
besides the son with whom he lived.
The Indianapolis times., 1931-05-19
POISON IS SENT
BEAUTY QUEEN,
FACING TRIAL
Urges Mrs. -NirdIinger
to Assure Justice: Case
Opens Wednesday.
BY MARY KNIGHT
United Press stan Correspondent

NICE, France, May ia fanatic
sent a bottle Of poison to Mrs
Charlotte Nixon -Nirdlinger, ST.
Louis beauty queen, who goes on
trial on a manslaugl1ter charge
Wednesday for the killing of her
husband. The vial was intercepted
by prison authorities.
An accompanying letter in dis
guised handwriting said:
"As one who loved and admired
you in vain, and whose love is now
turned to loathing, send you this
present in order to enable you to
do Justice to yourself because. as
the world knows, the jury Wednes-
day will not do justice.
THE courts acquittal, which will
be pronounced Wednesday, will not
avenge the blood of the dead man. "
Letter Is Not Signed
The letter was not signed. The
label of the bottle was a deaths
head.
Mrs. Nixon -Nirdlinger viii face
trial with her two blonde, curly
haired children ignorant Of the pro-
ceedings.
The small son and daughter OF
the late Fred G.. Nixon -Nirdlinger,
wealthy Philadelphia theater owner,
who was shot to death by his young
and pretty wife in their Riviera
villa two months ago. will not be
taken to the court.
This was decided by the mother
and her attorneys, although they
felt the presence Of the children
might help her case.
Early AcquittaI Expected
The children-Fred Jr, 31s years
old, and Charlotte, 18 months
know nothing of their fathers
death.
They think he has gone on a trip
and Freddy was worried because
he wants "big boat" his daddy
promised him.
He and Charlotte think their
mother is in a hospital
The defense attorneys feel con-
fident Mrs. Observation-Disclosures will
be acquitted within twelve hours.
She has insisted that she killed her
husband after he, in a jealous rage,
attacked her.
Efforts have been made by attor-
neys and friends to make Mrs. Nix
-Nirdlinger as alluring as pos
sible at the opening Of the trial.
The cleverest dressmakers and
milliners on the Rue de la Paix in
Paris have provided here with the
latest and smartest creations which
she is to wear Wednesday before
the jury.
Friends have given her presents,
including the sheerest of silk hose.
Speculate in Tickets
The former st. Louis beauty her
self ordered a smart black gown
trimmed in white to wear as her
widows weeds" fashionable but
modest.
Mrs. James H. Nash of st. Louis,
mother of Charlotte, said that while
the children will not be taken to
the court room, they may be held
Gin reserve" in a nearby park ready
to be rushed into the jury's sight
if the prosecution springs surprise.
The court definitely limited ad-
mission cards to sixty-five pro-
voking ticket speculation compar-
able to a successful Broadway hit.
Hundreds of curious were re-
fused permission to visit the bed
room in which the fatal shooting
occurred. The doors are sealed and
gendarrnes stood guard.
The Indianapolis times., 1931-05-19
RANSACK HOME WHILE
FAMILY SITS NEARBY

Burglars, Gunmen Sought by Police
in Thefts, HoIdup Monday.
While w. T. McQuinn, 23O. North
Holmes avenue, and members of
his family sat on the front porch
Monday night, burglars ransacked
the residence, obtaining $53 in
money and SIT in checks.
Jack Weer, 1910 North Alabama
street, Apt. 2, told police that his
rooms were ransacked by burglar
who stole jewelry valued at $50.
Two gunner who obtained $40
in the robbery of a Supreme Oil
Company filing station, Bluff road
and Troy avenue, Monday night are
sought by police today.
The Indianapolis times., 1931-05-19
LITERARY CLUB ELECTS
]. J. Daniels Named President to
Serve After October.

Joseph J. Daniels will serve as
president of the Indiana Literary
Club during its f1fty-f1fth year, be-
ginning next October. He was elect
ed Monday night when Evans Wool
len Jr., was named first vice-presi-
dent. Other officers:
John I. Kautz. second vice-president:
Philip @. Lewis. third vice-president:
Stephen c. Noland. secretary. and George
G. Calvert. treasurer.
The following committees also
were elected:
Officers and Membership. Woollen,
chairman: Louis Rowland. Paul v. Brown.
Luther L. Dickerson and Harry E. Jordan.
Arrangements and Exercises-Mr. Kautz.
chairman: Christopher Coleman. Austin
V. Clifford. William N. Otto and Sidney
S. Miller.
Rooms and Finance-Mr. Lewis. chair
man: w. Rowland Allen. George C. Hit.
DR.. Jewett v. Reed and Richard 8. Ten
nant.
The Indianapolis times., 1931-05-19
DRIVER SLEEPS; CRASH
Woman Badly Injured When Auto
Goes Off Road.

Mrs. Mary volz, 81, Cincinnati
was In city hospital today, her face
and head cut badly and her back
wrenched in an accident on the
Brookville road, nine miles south
east Of the city, Monday after
noon.
Fred VoIz, her husband, fell asleer
at the wheel while driving to Gin
cinnati, and the car rolled off the
pavement into a bridge abutment
It was demolished.
Mrs Anna Martin, st. Clair and
New Jersey streets, sustained a
break Of q collar bone when struck
by an auto at Ft. Wayne avenue
and Alabama street Monday.
The Indianapolis times., 1931-05-19
HIT BY ARMY GAME
Negroes S4OO Savings Taken by Pals
in Letter Stunt.

Victim of an ancient confidence
game, Clarence McClung, Negro, 1143
Fayette street, today bemoaned the
fight of $400 savings.
Two other Negroes approached
him in Union station with sure
fire bet to win SIS, if he could pro-
vide $400 capital. He did. They
placed the money. with equal sums
contributed by themselves, into en-
velopeS.
The envelope McClung got con-
tained only a pad of plain paper.
The Indianapolis times., 1931-05-19
INJURY is MYSTERY
Man Unconscious After Blow; Car
ried From Auto.

Still in a serious condition at city
hospital today, Ernest Ross, SIS, OF
Al Frank street, was unable to tel
how he received a blow on his head
that rendered him unconscious
Monday night.
H. Springle, 200S South Meridian
street, said a young man carried
Ross to the latter's home and left
him on the porch, saying Ross had
fallen from the running board OF an
auto on which he was riding
Springle took the youths license
number as he drove away.
The Indianapolis times., 1931-05-19
ASSAILS COED RULES
College Girls Should Have Individ-
uality, Teacher Says.

By United Press
PALO ALTO, Cal, May 49,
college girls should have individ-
uality enough to manage their every
day routine without the administra-
tive spank" declared DR.. Margery
Bailey, young English teacher, II
protesting against bedtime regula-
tions" and lockout rules" at Stan
ford university.
She said such rules made babies
of the co-eds instead of developing
them into women.