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Death Notices

KENNEDY. JOHN D. CJACK)-Husband of
Rose Kennedy (nee Angrick), passed
away Wednesday 6 p. m. funeral from
the late home. 1928 Allen Ave. Monday,
Feb. 2. $3.50 a. m. Sacred Heart church.
a. m; Burial st. Joseph cemetery.
Friends invited.
MAC'CAAdMON. FANNT-Widow Of Dr. ].
w. MacCammon and mother Of Mrs. W.
9. Bussing, 1891 N. Delaware. passed away
wednesday a. M. Lafayette, Ind. Funeral
services at THE FLANNER & BUCHANAN
MORTUARY. Friday. $3.50 D. M Friends
invited. Burial Crown Hill.
MAScOE, NEWTON P.-Husband of Mary
castle. Ind. passed away Jan. ~, at his
late residence in Lawrence, Ind. Friends
may cal lat the TOLIN 81 LICHTENAUER
FUNERAL HOME. 923 English Ave. any
time after s p. m. Thursday. Funeral
services at the funeral home Friday 2
p. m. Burial Floral Park. Friends In
vited.
MURPHY. MRS. ANNIE L--Wife Of Rev.
home, 16i W. Fail Creek Dr. THURSDAY III dey
BUCHANAN MoRTUARY. saturday 10
a.; m. Friends invited. Burial Crown
Hill. Friends may call at the mortuary
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Household Goods
ICE RAXES

3905 e. Washington st.
1000 Northwestern Avenue
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In MemOriam Notices

IN memory Of CLARA and WIN. KOCH.
Who passed away l year ago today. Jan.
The. depths Of sorrow we can not tell.
OF the. loss of two we loved SO well:
And while they sleep a peaceful sleep,
Their memory we shall always keep
law 49,
MR.. and MRS. A. scHoLz and JR.
IN memory of EVELYN I. SCHOLZ. who
%. 1880.
No one knows how we have missed you,
No one knows the bitter pain
we nave suffered since we lost you,
Life. will never be the same.
Sadly missed by MOTHER, DADDY and
LITTLE BROTHER JR
SHELBY-In loving remembrance of INV
dear mother. DORA SHELBY, who
poass;endd z away four years ago today. Jan.
Just line Of sweet remembrance.
Just memory fond and true,
Just token of devotion
Mother, dear. I am missing you
MAUDE BAXTER.
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Auction
AUCTION

Monday. Feb 2, 2 D. m. Lots 4, 5, II in
Rhinehart's Lindhurst Addition. Improved
With nice 5-room bungalow with front
and rear porches hreproof roof and con-
crete block foundation. 2-car garage. 323
IAndhurst Drive. about 5 miles west OF
Monument Circle; take West Washing
home. Convenient to school, church and
transportation. Splendid terms. Frank
Coffey. owner. r. G. Poland, auctioneer,
Noblesville. Phone 245.
TRY TIMES WANT ADS FOR BUSINESS
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Office and Desk Space

DOCTOR and dental offices, 1856 n Sher-
man Dr., right at 30th and Sherman.
Best outsied business center in city: No
doctor or dentist within squares. Rea-
sonable Oh. i774.
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Death Notices


BARTON, ANNA HOwE-Beloved wife Of
John ]. Barton. mother of Mrs. Loretta
Adams, Alvin Allison, Mrs. Stella Peter
Funeral Sat, Jan. 81, $50, at the home.
523 Orange ST.; a. M, st. GATHERINGS
church: Friends invited. KIRBY-DINN
BEcKNER. OLA MRs;-wife Of Bert
Beckner. passed away Tuesday jan, %.
EHS Asoss S FUN ! H6MR E. , isss
PARK Cemetery: Friends invited
BELLAMY-Charles A; .Jr.. beloved son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A. Bellamy. and
brother Of Paul and Helen Louise Bellamy
passed away at the residence, SS22 North,
western avenue. Thursday, Jan. 20, age
II yfpsFi F HSE furi bFE inTfeTMStion call
BURK. FRANK M.-Passed away Jan. ~,
1891. age 81 years. Relatives and &C
cuaintances please call FRED W. VEIL
ING mortuary. DR.. 1862 for information
Mrs. ReSeccs CiecEne Tia and Georses W. 4.
Clemens, aunt OF Mrs. Thomas Price.
Mrs. B. L Steinbarger. Mrs. Clara LIE
O. i aSd MPEs pe Mf waB BsFk
home IS nSAe New sSssS sEay resd hsy
FIANNEER & BucHANSAN MoR;ruuARYY..
burial Crown Hin Friends invited.
COBB, NARY J.--Entered into rest tues
-dny. Jan. a.. las a. m. age 81 years. be-
loved wife Of Edward Cobb. mosher Of
Mrs Bertha Bunce and Mrs. Hazel Lingen-
flter. Funeral Friday, Jan. 80, at resi-
dence. 1871 SCHOOL ST., 2 p. m. Friends
invited. Burial Washington PARK cenae-
terry. HARRY w. MOORE in charge.
ERHART. BARBARA-Beloved mother of
Mrs. Minnie Erhart Rinier. passed away
Wednesday, Jan. 70, age rs years. Funeral
services viii oe held at the VALID
FUNERAL PARJORS I777 Union. FRIDAY
afternoon, Jan. 50. at O'Clock Burial
Crown Hill Cemetery. Friends invited.
HABICH. LAURA VACKER-Wife OF Gus
Habich. mother Of Gus Jr. passed away
A. Astor. Fla. Sunday. Funeral private
FRIDAY. o. M. FLANNER & BUCHANAN
MORTUARY. Friends may view remains
Thursday afternoon and Friday.
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Suburban for Rent

3-ROOM HOUSE-Northeast garage; cleo
tricity: very desirable for chickens or
garden; curtains, floor covering. shades
and stove furnished; $40 per month to
reliable party. Ii 0531.
BUS STOP 61k Rockville road, homes,
ground, truck and garden. Raise eats.
chickens and rabbits. Just the place for
3 or day workers. Rent or sell.
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Machinery and Tools

FOR SALE CHEAP
I Norton plain cylindrical grinder. /
Hendey plain milling machine, Mon
arch engine latfes.
Meier Electric & Machine Co.
3525 East Wash. st. II. 1l5l.
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Storage and Transfer
Lost and Found

HONEST person who found s17o in bills:
! please call Oh. 2160-M. Liberal reward.
IOST-Coilie. small white female. name
Lady. Rev. DR.. Funkhouser. Ha. 0974-
LOST-Keys, 1900 block N. Rural: A. G.
Shuppert. call Oh. 3436: reward.
PARTY who found diamond pin set with
pearls is known. Return and receive S25
reward. No questions asked. Ii. 6l34.
Police DOGrFemale, brown. Z mes. old.
Child's pet Reward. ia. 1856. q
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Storage and Transfer

LOCAL-Overland hauling; special rates to
Chicago OK Detroit. II. 1000.
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Room for Rent With Board
Rent Housekeeping Rooms

ALABAMA. N. 530-Rm. and kitchenette.
also cheap sleeping rms. ri. 1892.
ALABAMA. N, l0le-Walking distance; 2
Large rms; furnished: private entrance.
BROADWAY. 1852 separate bedrooms
and Kitchen. with sink; 81.
BROADWAY. lI34-Clean, warm rm. and
kitchen. with sink. near bath. SIS.
CAPITOL. N. 835-3 nm. furn. apt; also
I'm. furn.; private entrance: modern.
CENTRAL. 1902 large front rms. steam
heat $3.50.
COLLEGE. 1872 clean rms. sink: every
thing turn. employed. garage. Ri 8l04
CONGRESS. 821-2 rms, modern. complete
Kitchen furnished: garage. Ia. 35l5.
FLETCHER. I45e-Four rooms: everything
furnished: $3.50 week. DR.. 5835.
ILLINOIS. N. 2sSs-~1. 2, S-rm. kitchenette
apt $3.50. IS and $3.50: everything furn.
MCARTY. w, 1862 rms. everything
furnished: $3.50 week heat lights.
MICHIGAN E.. 24l6-Mod. q rms: private
bath; everything furn. $3.50. On. 71Oo
keeping rooms Ri. 4i45
I'm. apts., furn. priv. entr.. gar. Ha. 2S52
OHIO. s.. Housekeeping rooms, $3.50
up: garage S. per month.
ORIENTAL. 20. N.-2-rm. unfur. apt; also
front sleeping room.
PARK AVE. 2l6l-7 rms. third floor. cory
and clean. So. He. 1852.
PARK. 1T32-Clean. warm. wen furnished
SPRUCE, 1922 HOUSEKEEPING rms. mod,
everything furn.s sink. Or. 117es
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Building Materials

WOOD SHINGLES. s1.24 Bale Lath. $3.50
NJ. Wall board 2Izc. Lumber &c It: up.
Slate roll roofing $1.5e. Shingles $3.50.
House paint $3.50 gal. Harrison 25l0.
Allied Cnal & Nat Co 2112 NorthWestern.
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WILL SELL at Public Auction one Ford
Coupe. 1927 Model: mechanically perfect.
rood rubber. for storage and repair
charges amounting TO s54i2 at .. m.
Monday; February :; 1891 ssSsJIs co.u.u A..
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Card of Thanks

NORTHCUTT-We wish to thank our MANY
friends, relatives and neighbors for their
many acts of kindness shown during the
illness and death of our beloved mother,
MRS. SAMANTHA j. NORTHCUTT.
Especially do we thank the Rev. Gardner
and the undertakers. Moore e. Kirk. and
floral offerings
MRS. WEIsENAuER AND FAMILY.
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Suburban for Sale
Miscellaneous for Sale

Animal spray in 8 gallon cans,
$500 each.
Wooden doors, $1.0O each and up.
One gas range, gray and white
enamel, $4,000.
Wash boards, brass and zinc, 25
col1fc oacI1
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Instructions

SPECIAL offer OF six weeks free instruc-
ton in music for enrolment fee and only
cost OF 81. Lessons valued at SIS to $50
term. IT. 0956.
WANTED-ALTO VOICE. WILL GIVE
ElSEE lNSIRUGIION IN EXCHANGE
FOR QUARTETTE WORK. PHONE IRV.
0956. FOR APPOINTMENT.
TUTORING grade pupils. BY ex-teacher;
specializing in backward and out-of-
school children: references. He. 2492.
TUTORING-H. s. English. history, civics.
science. math.: exp. graduate teacher:
also grades 70 8. inclusive. DR.. l606-M.
TAP DANCING TAUGHT IN YOUR OWN
HOME; VERY REASONABLE. RI. 6735.
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Business Places for Rent

CHURCH, 1902 Storeroom. living rms.
adj; reduced $25. II. 47ol; eve. Or. so74
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Household Goods

DAVENPORT. GOOD CONDITION, $40.
CALL ia. 6323 AFTER P. M.
LIvNG-RooM sUITE-CANE BACK. CALL
IA. 2007-W.
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Special Notices

WHY SUFFER WITH PILES
When you can positively get well or it
will cost YOU nothing? This is strictly {.
home. treatment. Also wonderful lung.
sent parcel-post to any part OF q S
Call or write for free literature. c. R.
WYSONG. 2ly K. Of P. Bldg Ofiice RI
1867: res. 1888 n Meridian. ia: 1910. i.
PRINTING service at reasonable prices.
Thomas Printing Co., 429 Indiana Ave.
Ii. 1881.
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Business Announcements

REPAIR work on radios. wash. machs..
SweeperS. irons. sew. mach. repair adj.
gas stoves; all cleo. home apps. No Job
too small. too large. Haverlock. Ha. 1857
FEATHERS-Bought. solo ano renovated
feather mattresses. pillows made to order.
E. p Burke. 43l-433 Mass. Ave. Ri 669s
CoNTRhCTING-Gen. repair work: esti-
mates free. T. II. NELSON. Be. 3l57.
BATH ROOM-Complete $50: plumbing q
heating Installed: reasonable. ia. 1851
WE SELL AND INSTALL CELTEx- ca
S00l.
HARDWOOD-Floors made to look new.
GEN REPAIRING. Real sewer man. leaky
roofs. cutters. furn. coils. Eve. CHI. 226S-J.
ELECTRICAL SERVICE-And repairs: no
lob too small. JORDAN. ia. $500.
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A0'@A 'AijFsFaiiDijAvjiiri' -'''''
I. o. r. Mann, clerk OF the Town Of
Speedway, Marion County. Indiana, do
Solemnly swear that the preceding report
OF receipts. disbursements and balances Is
true and correct.
o. r. MANN
Clerk and Treasurer.
Sworn to and subscribed before me this
9th day Of January. 1881.
SEAL NJ. f. WEHL1NG
Notary Public.
Nv commission eXpires Nov. 2. 1881.
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Corner COttage. SI5

s rooms; elec. lights. gas. .paveC street;
water paid; $50 E. Maryland
Dunlop & Holtegel, 122 E. Market
COLORED-l4l6 8. 3Oth. modern bungalow.
garage. chicken house. Phone ii. 5805 or
Hu. 4079.
COLORED. 6i6 COURT-5 rms. semi-mod-:
water ID. 6l5 E. Market. Ri 21o2.
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Store-Omce Supplies
Business Opportunities
Coal and Wood

CIGAR STAND; ONE OF THE BEST IN
CITY. PHONE Ii 0963
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Help Wanted Male
MARRIED MAN

MARRIED MAN
Age 80 to 40, with H. s. education and
auto for permanent sales work on south
side. Pays moderate salary. Car allow
ance Explain fully in confidence why
you think you may be qualified. Address
Box 1876 Times.
WANTED-Ten men at once: good pay.
THOMPSON 7f1 N Illinois
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Painting and Papering

hENON IA ID L y LAM
wall paper. So per rm. and UP. Oh. ssss
PAPER HANGING-A No. I. remarkable
price on 1881 patterns. HUGHES. CHI.
5843-W.
PAPER FURNISHED and hung: spec.
prices: skilled man. Oh. 6549-R.
PANTMG-Inside outside: floors refin-
ished pa. clnd.. rerfg. Elliott Be. S397-7.
WHY PAY MORE-Paper furnished anc
hung. 81 per room. Oh. zoos. II. 24l6.
PAPER HANGING-Paint.. best ref: spec.
prices 80 days; free esti. Oh. 62l5.
PAPER hung $3.50 per room and up.
Pauer SC up: work guaranteed Or. 5747.
PAPER Hanging. Painting. Carpenter work.
FENDEL. 424 North Forest. Oh. S2i7.
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HENRY o. GOETT.
City Clerk
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.
NOTICE no TAXPAYERS

NOTICE 10 TAXPAYERS.
Notice Is hereby given to taxpayers OF
the city of Indianapolis that the Com
mon Council Of the City Of Indianapolis
now has, pending before 1t General Or
dinance No. 6, 1881. which proposes to
transfer moneys from certain funds and
reappropriating the same to other
numbered funds as follows:
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Pets
Poulfrv and SnnnIies

BABY CHICKSLss, $40 and s12 per one
hundred: custom Matching, cents per
egg: $50 egg units. Order now at "a N.
Delaware st. BOYER'S HATCHERY.
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HAB1CH. LAURA VACKER-Wife OF Gus
Habich. mother Of Gus Jr.. passed away
AZ Astor, Fla. Sunday Funeral private.
FRIDAY. D. M. FLANNER & BUCHANAN
AORTUARY. Friends may view remains
Thursday afternoon and Friday.
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Sorority to
Hold Final
Bridge Play

Indianapolis Alunlnae Of zeta Tau
Alpha will give bridge party to-
night at the home Of Miss Louise
Kerr, 1907 East Washington street,
as the final play in a bridge tourna-
ment conducted by the group dur
ing the last four months.
Different sections, in various
parts OF the city have held eight
preliminary plays, and tonight's
play viii BE- for the grand prize.
Tables for others than participants
in the tourney VIII be provided.
Sectional winners are Mesdames
Grady Cline, Robert Fennel, Her
bert Pedlow and c. NJ. Young.
The committee il charge Of the
flnal party is Miss Isabelle Eddy,
chairman; Mrs. Walter Hendrick-
son, Mrs. Grace Houck, Miss Julia
Miller and Miss Jean vestal.
Mrs. W. D. Criswell, Columbus
O., will be a guest.
Pledges Of the Butler university
chapter Of zeta Tau Alpha will en-
terrain senior members Of the soror-
ity with an informal garden party
from 8 to Sunday afternoon at the
chapter house, 329 West Hampton
drive. Seniors who will be guests
are:
Misses Evelyn Eenschea. Honor Gregory.
Helma Kahn. Marifrances Lee. Louise
Bendt. Alice Dickey and Virginia Lett. Miss
Theresa Bagnon is in charge Of arrange
ments. assisted BY Misses Marie shaner,
Ann Foster, Elizabeth Forsythe. Martha
Heller. Agnes Postma and Edith Marquis.
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Leaders Are
Elected BY
T1-i KabbaS

Province officers were named by
grand council Of Kappa Kappa So
rority at a meeting Thursday at
the Claypool. They are:
Mesdares Norman Ballard. French lick:
Howard Henderson. Seymour: Frank D.
Martin. BEDFORD: L. A. cortner. Knights
town Joe Reeve. RensselaeT Paul Brick
ley. Hartford city: Richard TuTnoek. Elk
hart. and K. D. Gilbert. La Grange.
The group will meet today to plan
for summer picnics to be held in
al provinces.
Members Of the scholarship com
nittee were appointed as follows:
Mssdames villa crook Jr.. oreensbuYg:
Jack Lenhart. Brazil: Harlan Anderson
Hammond: Misses Madge Schumacher. Co
lumbia City: Dorothy Porter. Logansport.
virginia Cameron. Marion. and Helen FL
Holt. Indianapolis.
Miss Eugenia Roth, Boonville,
grand vice-president, is chairman OF
the committee. and Miss Ena Long,
Evansville. treasurer.
This committee will meet June 16
at the Claypool with Mrs. j. Z. Hol-
land. Bloomington, life member. It
was announced that an art scholar
ship will be granted next year. Mrs.
Merrell Davis, Marion has been
named chairman, and a sub-art
committee will be appointed.
Miss Halle Bortz, Leesburg, grand
president, presided.
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NEW YORK, May 22.-"Chips of
~ the old block" That's what
boys just getting into their teens
are these days. Copying their
fathers in everything they can. In
walk, talk, and way Of dressing.
Wearing the same kind Of suits,
ties, shirts, and shoes. Putting on
their caps and hats at the same
angle. And SO feeling just as COM
Portable and looking just as we'll
dressed as their elders.
Very much like their dads
favorite single breasted suit is the
boys favorite two-button, notched-
lapel suit with double stitched seams
and flap pockets. Not too padded
in the shoulders, but easy-ftting
from the collar to the hips.
Boys who are tall enough wear
long trousers-real mems long
trousers. They're 18, 10 or 20 inches
wide, depending on the wearer's
height, and are kept up mostly with
a belt-though many are following
dad and going in for Suspenders.
Their five and six-button, single
breasted vests are cut just like a
grown-ups. With an adjustable tab
in the back.
But vests are usually worn only
for dressier occasions. Slip over
sweaters are better for school time
and play-tilne wear.
Best materials are the sturdier
ones like cheviot, serge, tweed and
cashmere in plain weaves and her
ringbone stripes.
Gray, brown, tan and blue are
favorite colors Gust as they are
for mem, with blue especially good
for formal wear such as graduation.
parties or church.
Boys who aren't tall enough for
long trousers wear this same type
suit with Knockers.
They're full-of the plus-four va
riety-but not too full nor so baggy
that they look sloppy.
Buckled Knockers are the usual
kind, but some boys prefer the
newer elastic bottoms.
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Every
Day
Sense

IN the person Of Lily Pons, We
l. at last have an opera star who
considers a husband an asset.
This tiny French diva says that
she could not manage without
hers and that he was responsible
for her having a career at all.
This is a pleasant relief after
the usual Mary Garden stuff.
And it leaves the men with q
smattering of self-respect, because
it presumes them to be helpmates
instead of masters or poodles.
It seems to me to reflect upon
the intelligence Of men when we
assume that a gifted wife should
not be encouraged by her hus-
band, lest she Guido him. There
is q tradition, Of course, to the
effect that real he men do not
want anybody in the family to
have any notice but themselves.
And this. I think, leaves them
sitting with a pretty low I. Q.
There has been plenty Of
precedent to justify this attitude.
& . e
DUT are we to go upon the
D theory that the future man,
to be admirable, must continue to
cherish all the senseless and sell
fish traditions of his fathers?
There still flourishes in our
midst the high-handed husband
who delights in Dragging that he
is old-fashioned and who is proud
Of the fact that his wife must
exist merely by reason Of his gen
crosby.
In spirit she is his chattel, since
he permits her no existence save
that of his wife. All her talents
may go begging and all her am
billions die so his face may be
saved end his superiority re-
tanned.
Such men are outwardly sue
cessful, but unless they are mar
ried to complete norons, they do
not retain either the respect or
affection Of their wives.
Marriage has no dignity or
meaning unless it is q partner
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Seniors Feted
by ALun1nae
.ofALbha Chi

Butler AIumnae Club Of Alpha
Chi Omega sorority entertained
seniors Of the active chapter Thurs
day night at dinner at the home OF
Miss Martha Clinehens, 423 West
Forty-ffth street.
Mrs. Clyde McClintock, Misses
Jesse Pefley, Ann Hall and Mar
thalou Akers assisted Mrs. Harold
NJ. Barclay, chairman.
The following officers were
elected:
Misses katherine Smith, presi-
dent; Ann Hall, vice-president;
Martha Clinehens, secretary; Jesse
Peffley, treasurer, and Martha Lou
Akers, social chairman.
Dinner was served at small tables
in the garden, centered with spring
flowers. Gifts we're presented to
seniors, who include:
Misses Louise Cox. Jane Hall Florence
Rem. Constance Glover. Elsie Gilkinson,
Clara Belle Hacker. Gladys Mower. Myra
Triller Rosemary Bretzman. Mary Lib
Leedy and Ghetehen Kemp
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PAGE IT

Artist, q former member. Mrs.
George Newneir, president, pzc-
sided.
The next meeting viii be held at
the home of Mrs. James Carney
1900 North Chester street, In juno.
Iotd Tau to Meet
Iota Tau sorority will meet to-
night at the home of Miss Laura
Hadley, 1905 Cornelius avenue.
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For everyday use, knickers are
worn with plain or diamond pat
termed lightweight wooden hose, in
colors to go with the suit. But plain
ribbed hose are best for dressier
occasions.
First choice of boys in their shirts
is the soft collar attached type with
medium long points. White is the
best color-and especially SO for
dress-up wear.
Blue is next popular, and a good
everyday color, as are tan and green
if they're becoming. Broadcloth,
madras and oxford are the favorite
materials.
Most young boys are wearing
snall-patterned ties, just as their
fathers are. Polka dots, geometric
designs, floral and sporting patterns
are especially well liked.
Striped ties rank second. They
are always favorites with boys, who
like more color than the men Go.
Plain ties are third, a good choice,
too, in blues, greens, browns, tans
and reds.
Younger boys are wearing tweed
and worsted caps-the eiglt-section
with button on the top kind. But
they soon graduate into the snap
brin felt that's the favorite Of their
fathers.
(copyright. 1881 by Amos PARRISH
Next: Amos Parrish writes on
the fashion for eyeIet effects in the
costume.
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people home are forgotten half an
hour after taking a few of these
tablets. So are the little
nagging aches that bring fatigue and
nerves" by day, or sleepleSs night.
Genuine Bayer Aspirin tablets cost
so very little after all, that it doesn't
pay to experiment with imitationsl
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SHOWER HELD FOR
CLAIRE NJ. DITTRICH

Mrs. James L. Van Arsdall, 1871
Roosevelt avenue, and her daughter,
Mrs. Calvin Burnhana, entertained
Wednesday night with a miscellane-
Gus shower in honor Of Miss Claire
M. Dittrich, whose marriage to Roy
Van Arsdall will take place June Z.
Guests were:
Mrs Beatrice Dittrich mother Of the
oride-eiect Mesdames Paul Cook. Earl
Carlisle. p. @. Heyden, j. f. Humerick-
house, Vcrl Smith, William Perry, Fred
erick Martin. William Kelly. Fred Faral.
R. J. Marsh, C. T. Huddleston, II. E.
Franklin. Phillip Neaman, william Rich
ter. Addie Hoelhke, Emma Hamilton, Olive
Gates. Sadie Cheurn, Mildred Hetnv.
Laura Wynn. Misses Peggy Fitch, Helen
Kelley. Alberta Kelley, Florence Freiie.
Helen Freijs and MadeIin Glenn.