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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-03-12
Legal Notices

O'Clock a. m, Wednesday,. April 8, 1881.
for the construction Of reinforced con-
pressure steam and vacuum return mains,
hot water mains and also electric system
N tne new concrete tunnel for the Cen
tral state Hospital. Indianapolis. Indiana.
Drawings and specifications will be on
nle on and after Monday, March 9 1881
a. the office o. the said Institution and
releases will be made to bidders on and
aIteE SAD cate from the Office of the said
Engineers in Indianapolis. Indiana.
the. form attached to the he specif I IS
and each shall be delivered in 8 sealed
envelope addressed to the president Of the
and bearing the title OF the work and
name OF the bidder. Each bidder shall
properly execute form No 96-A and shall
NE Salo form with his proposal.
Eacn proposal must be accompanied BY
q certified cheek payable to the Board Of
trustees IN a sum equal to five per cent
toSel OF the amount Of the proposal in
ACCORDANCE with the conditions included
in the proposal form, which check shall
pc forfeited IN case OF failure of any
bidder TO enter into contract and furnish
the contract price within eight fS1 DAYS
proposal.
The Board Of Trustees is not obligated
70 accept the lowest or any other bid sub
mltteo and reserves the right to reject
any OF all proposals. to waive in
- -s4cS III any proposal II IL snail De-
IN the Judgment of the Board. to the in
terest OF the State of Indiana so to do
ana 70 deter acceptance or rejection for
Berlou not to exceed eight. days 49,.
BY order OF the Board of Trustees
NOTICE TO ROAD CONTRACTORS
Notice is hereby given that sealed bids
Tor the construction of certain highways
the Director of the State Highway Com
tmnlsston at his office on the Srd floor of
tne State House Annex. 1o2 North Senate
avenue. indianapolis. Indiana until 10
a. m. on the. 31st day of March, 1881 at
Wnicn time they will be publicly opened
PvInt.
EroJ NO. Location. Miles Width.
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Veteran's Wife nies

Veterans Wife Dies
LAFAYETTE, Ind, March 12-
The body of Mrs. Daniel Wash
burn, 70, an inmate of the Indiana
State Soldiers home, was sent to
Huntington for burial after funeral
services here. Her husband, a Civil
war veteran, is in the home.
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Lee Morse, the southern songstress with
the mellow blues" voice. accompanied by
Nat Brusiloff's dance-provoking orchestra.
will offer group Of popular melodies from
to BIS p. m. Thursday over wABc and
the Columbia network
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Leland Stanford. founder OF the IA
nous California university. will be the
'reincarnated" guest of honor at the
Arco Birthday Party, to be broadcast
over WEAF and an NBC network Thurs
day at s D. m.
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WLW (7OO) Cincinnati

FRIDAY
5:30-1nternational fiddlers
5:55-Weather forecast.
5:59-Ilme announcement,
o.00-Mornlng exercises.
6:d5-Organ program.
o:2S-Ilme announcement.
6:3O-Bradley Kincaid,
6:45-Jolly Bill and Jane (NBCl,
o:09-I1me announcement.
1:OU-Morn1ng exercises.
I:l5-SaIt and Peanuts
1:50-Mo,ning devotions Y, NJ. G. A.
I:45-A. q P. food program (NBC)
S:00-CroSley homemakers hour.
g:0O-RaY Perkins (NBC),
9;l5-River's Reve dor,
g:30-LiveStock reports.
9:40-Don Becker.
9:5O-R1ver reports
10;O0-MuSic appreciation hour.
11:OO-Tuxedo fiddlers.
11;15-Organ program
l1:29-T1me announcement
11:30-1rwin's Rumba orchestra.
:50-L1veStock reports.
12:O0 Noon-Farm and home period (NBC)
l2:30-Netherland Plaza orchestra,
12:57-Egg and poultry reports,
1:oo-School OF the air.
Degradation weather forecast
2:o0GEdna Wallace Hopper (NBC),
2:15-Seger Ellis.
2:30-The Chicago serenade (NBC).
S.OO-The RADIO Guild (NBC)
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WLW (7O0) Cincinnati
THURSDAY

P M
Brazilian American program (NBC)
4:29-Time announcement.
4:30-Old Man Sunshine.
4:45-Organ program.
5:00-Bradley Kincaid.
515-Hotel Sinton orchestra
5:30-Dog talk
545--LoWel Thomas (NBC).
600--Amos n Andy (NBC).
3:15-Tastyeast testers (NBC).
6:30-Phil Cook (NBC).
6:45-HelbroS watch program.
7:0O-Los Amigos. the friends.
7:30-Phoenix hosiery program.
7:45-Irwin's Rumba orchestra.
8:0O-The Armco band.
8:30-Maxwen House Coffee concert
(NBC).
9:00-HollingSworth hall.
9:30-Estate weather man.
9:32-VarietY.
9:A5-Bob NeWhau.
10:00-Old Master program.
IL :0O-Irwin's Rumba orchestra
l1:30-Castle Farm orchestra.
1900 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Plaza orches-
ira.
12:30-Salt and Peanuts
1:00-Sign of.
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Fishing the
Air

Nine celebrated musical compositions Of
nine nationalities will be interpreted by
the Salada Salon orchestra and James
Melton. tenor. over WIZ and an NBC net
work Thursday at 1880 p. m.
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.s:is P. NJ

$40 p. M
NBC WIZ Friendly Five
Footnotes: L8mpe's orches'
- P. NJ
KYw f102Ol -spitalny's or
chestra.
NBC (WEAFl Flelschmanr
hour. Rudy Vallee.
CBS-Literarr Digest Topics
MIC WIZ ~ The FRS
Eighter.
-7:3O p. NJ
KYW 1O20l-Conoco pro
CBs-"Editlng the News"
NBC WIZ --Salada SAILOR
orchestra.
-7:45 P. M
CHS Hamilton drama.
WldAQ (670) DIR. H. Bunde.
son.
-S P. M
CBS-Lee Morse.
wBBM (77o)-Musical pro-
wcacSo., % Cslo)-The PolitI-
clans.
EBC (WEAFJ --Arco Birth
day party.
WGN (72OJ Studio features.
WJR (750l-Manuel Girls.
NBC (WJZi - Blackstone
program.
WMAQ (670)-Variety.
WTMJ (620J-Jaeger Bak-
-s:15 P. NJ
cBS-Character readings.
$50 P. M
KwKH (85O)-studio pro
cBsm an, Story hour
WCCO (8i0)-Publix revue
WDAF (810J-Conoco hour
EBC (WEAF Jack Frost
melody moments.
NBC WIZ Maxwell con-
. p. M
KDKA (980l-Barn dance.
WBAL (106O)-"When We
We're 81"
CBS-Lutheran hour.
NBC (WEAF) -Rolfe's L. S
orchestra.
NBC tWJzl-Echoes OF the
opera.
WJR ESQ drama.
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Frank Crummit turns pedestrian TO sing
the brisk ballad "Walkin' with Susie" in
the Blackstone Plantation program over
WIZ and an NBC network Thursday at 8
D. m,
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The above QeSCTlDtU OELIudIlIt Is Uut
to come up for passage at the rext regu-
lar meeting of the Council to be held on
the 18th day Of March. 1881, at 1880
D. N.
After said appropriation has been de-
termined. any ten Or more taxpayers.
to the state Board of Tax Commission
toner's for further and final action thereon
By fling of petition therefor with the
DAYS after said additional appropriation
has been made by said Common Council
and the State Board OF Tax Commits
sioners viii fix date for hearing in this
County.
witness my hand and the seal of the
City Of indianapolis. this 4th day Of
HENRY o. GOETT.
City Clerk.
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Toscha Seidel. internationally known
violinist. viii feature the first movement
from the Concerto for Violin No. g. bv
the distinguished musician Spohr during
his recital with concert orchestra Thurs
day. March II. from $50 to 10 D. m, over
WABC and tire Columbia network.
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(sEALl

NOTICE 70 BIDDERS
Bids viii be received By the Boarc OF
Trustees at their Office. Central Geate
Hospital, indianapolis, Indiana, until 10
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From Granda 70 India roves Ludwig
Laurier for the Slumber Music to Be
hearL over WIZ and an NBC network
Thursday at 10 .. m.
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WKBF (140O) indianapolis
INDIANAPOLIS Broadcasting, Inc.)
THURSDAY

INDIANAPOLIS BrOadcastlng, tnc.D
THURSDAY
p NJ
4:OO-Afternoon announcements.
4:45-News flashes.
5:00-Capitol Diaries program.
5:l5-The Service Men"
5:3O-Indana theater Gloon Chasers."
5:45-Virginia Sweet Grille.
6:00-Dinner music with Catherine Con-
6:2o-Harry Basons Fletcher American
program
6:35-Rose Tire Buddies.
6:50-Roy Wilmeth program.
T:00-Polk MIX quartet.
7:15-Gridley Naval Training School pro
gram.
7:3O-Wilson's Tomato Juice" Man.
3.00-Producer's Champions.
8:15-The White Star On-Cans."
S:30-Morrison' orchestra.
8:45-The Master Welders"
9:00-Xylophone time with Paul McIntire
9:15-Sturgis "Chantic GERS"
9:30-Hap and Jack.
10:00-Harry Bason at the piano.
10:30-Showboat orchestra.
11:00-Jack Tilsons I. A. c. orchestra.
11:30-Connie Eleventh Hour Dreamers,
12:00-Sign of.
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Astrid FteIde, soprano. and Julian Oliver,
members of the NBC opera staff, viii
give = cross section of favorite operas
in the Echoes of the Opera program
over WIZ and an NBC network Thurs
day at d. m
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1.-THE Garry owen March" which was
used by General Custer as his favorite
battle song. will be played by the orches-
ira during the Jack Frost's Melody Mo
mentS broadcast over WEAF and an MIC
network Thursday at $50 D. m
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THURSDAY
PM
5:3O-Pancho and orchestra lCBSl.
5:45-French Company program.
6:00-Morton DoWney and orchestra
fCBSl.
s:15-St. Moritz orchestra (CBS).
6:30-Dinner ensemble.
6:45-Rollo and Dad (CBS).
:00-Basketball flashes.
7:15-Rhythm choristers OBS.
7:3O-Columbians.
7:45-Automatic washers.
goldsmith Brothers.
8:15-Old Gold (CBSl.
$3.50 to 10-Silent.
10:O0-Ben Bernie orchestra (CBSl.
10:30-The columnist.
IO:45-Radio roundup (CBS).
II :00-Time weather; Salesman Sam.
ll:15-Atop the Indiana roof.
12:OO-Louie Loves orchestra.
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GIduI county 2,VSH III feet
BIDS will be received fol. three types Of
pavement pavement on the above listed projects:
Concrete, bltuminous, concrete. brick. as
snowa en- on plans and described, in the
a., Combination bids will be received on
Combination No. IF. A. 2S7-A-F. A.
The state will furnish all the cement
above projects, except for use in con-
structing. concrete right-of-way markers
and. reinforced concrete pipe.
Project No. Location. Miles
Indiana State road No. Al, Hen -'''''
ana ana derson (Ky.) Evansville
F A!9ae o6 s6n ntd Of fof the H H es
ferry to Evansville. Hen
derson kentucky and
Vanderburg Qndiana)
Bids will be received for grading and and
the construction of structures of 20-foot
gear span Spi1 or Under on the above project,
the specifications. The contractor will
furnish the necessary cement for this
Proposal blanks and specifications may
be obtained free and plans upon payment
or $3.50 PEI. set, exclusive Of cross section
additional payment Of $5 pSs making ERE9 the he
There, will be no refund for plans re-
charge at the office of the State Highway
Commission, fourth floor, State House
annex. 1O2 North Senate avenue. Indian
apolls; Indiana; All checks for plans
should be, made payable to: Director,
Indiana State Highway Commission
Immediately prior to the time of filing
any proposal each bidder shall submit to
the State Highway Commission, an ex-
perlence. record and financial statement
prepared on the State Highway Com
mission standard form, A. D.. lit. pre-
Scrlbed by the State Board of Accounts
of Indiana; which forms will be furnished
upon request. Any experience records
ana financial statement previously filed
with the commission will not be accepta-
BILE with proposals filed for Gtis letting.
Contracts will be awarded. to the lowest
AMOR best bidder, but the right to re-
lect, any or all bids is reserved. Each
bidder. with his proposal. shall file a
corporate surety bond payable to the
State Of Indiana, in the sum of one and
one-half QK) times the amount Of his
proposal and in the form provided by
INDIANA STATE HIGHWAY
COMMISSION.
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all chains and guy wires supporting
projecting signs weighing 200 pounds or
W Section B-45s-BANNERs
(al Temporary canvas or muslin nat
to the wall q "a 4ea d Isl eyeee d
and maintained on a wall Of a building
or buildings for a period Of sixty days
missioner Of BUILDINGS has been made
and his written consent obtained to the
same. providing. the same does not in
terfere with the operation OF the Fire
Department and SHAH advertise only
wares or goods sold 5y the occupant
of such an advertising display after the
expiration Of the sixty. (6o) day period
is prohibited and the illegal maintenance
eonTco sna Of 'o one dollar for each
day after the expiration OF the sixty
1bl Temporary banners NAV be erect
ed. maintained and suspended across
street andLor streets. an avenue andLor
avenues when properly attached 70 the
building or other supports on either side
Of the street. for period Of not over
sixty (60l days upon the written appli-
cation to. the Board Of Public Safety and
all such cases the consent Of the owner
or agent OF the building to which the
the application to the Board Of Public
Safety. In no case snall the lower part
Of such banner be. less than rs feet
such banner can be hung without a per-
nit and inspection made BY the Com
missioner Of Buildings.
EXCEPTIONS:
Federal. State or Municipal advertising
banners when the same are hung as
Section B-457-PERMTTs REQUIRED.
fa) No ground sign board. roof sign.
wall bulletin or wall sign banners or
projecting sign shall be hereafter. erected
maintained or constructed BY any per-
son or persons. firm. partnership. cor
poration or individual. except. as pro-
vided in this Ordinance and until after
a permit to erect. construct or main
tain the same has been obtained from
the City Controller. No such permit
shall be issued by the City Controller
until after an application has been filed
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(a) Wooden Side walk sheds. tool
houses or contractors Offices erected
as an adjunct to the construction Of &
building or structure may be advertised
upon by the construction companies or
may be advertised upon By any other
occupy the building or structure upon
written application TO and after written
consent irom the Commissioner OF
Buildings. Such advertising displays NAV
be made of combustible material Such
advertising displays less than twelve
an erection permit when maintained
fat against the wall Of the sidewalk
she'd tool house or contractors office
Of this Ordinance.
Section B-l63-WIRING OF ADvERTIs-
ING DISPLAYS fSee Section D-28o2
taj All wiring ana apparatus IN cleo
trio displays OF whatever character
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Evening star., 1931-12-10
,lCifts for Little Folks to Make
BY LYDIA LIE BARON WALKER.

them. Or letter file folder can be
used and the dell. etc. sewed to the
inside Of the back field.
: gift for an adult can be made from
q stout candy box, some fancy paper
and paste Mothers help may be needed
or the child may be able TO do every bit
Of work herself A longer box fer bead
necklaces, a shorter one for gloves and
a square one for handkerchiefs are
three different styles OF bureau drawer
boxes that an adult will be delighted TO
have as the work of the child and as
conveniences for her bureau,
Let the child cut papers OF many
kinds. Envelope lining papers are just
the thing TO use, or colored papers from
magazines. cut regardless OF the pic
tured tmprints. These papers are pasted
10 flt together in color combinations to
suit the child. To change the stained
glass window style, lines where papers
join should be outlined in black ink
The sides of the box should be papeg
covered and the lid, which should have
sides removed and be Just fiat piece
OF cardboard. should be fastened to the
box with a strip Of cloth glued to the
inside cover and box along the back
edge. When the box and cover are
lined with plain preferably glossy pa
per the cloth hinge will scarcely show
child who is old enough to paste
an attractive colored picture to heavy
cardboard and cut it into pieces can
make picture puzzle for a child OF
for an adult who delights in puzzles, as
some do. The picture on its heavy
cardboard should be cut apart with a
knife following the straight line Of the
ruler held firmly down on the picture
The pieces should vary in size and
shape. Scissors do not make such ex-
act lines of cutting.
(Copyright, le3i)
Evening star., 1931-12-10
.DorothyDix
Can
Marriage
Make OSe
Peopges
Finds
All Hope
OF Reform
Vain

T~HERE that asked often tnan Wnener
| will change after marriage gr wn sTne
with drunKard ana Aae wants 70
he after marriage Or sne will
thinking of marrying young man Wno mas no
employment
industrious
proVider for his family as he is married
A ms In with foohsh fivo
parues
ana seuleo DO
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think she will make thrifty and economical we ior poor man
DOTH men and married viii write that they
subject and that they
10
will together in peace and harmony
These questions would be amusing they
people st cling TO
In
that power Of and women and make
them into different beings
THESE duded faults
thinking taxing husbands
consider
for husband No wants
a wife No
remainder of life in perpetual night
after marriage
entering into
idioc belief
what
IF woman doesn't husband,
marry sober begin with she things
money
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domestic will at home
doesn't
of shopping
or wives YOU have and pick II
place You after get 1t home That's
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Evening star., 1931-12-10
Household Methods
BY BETSY cAILIsTER.

A woman who hires and trains ssrv"
ants in a big hotel told me the other
day that 1t is harder to find girl or or
woman who makes bed really well
than TO find a good waitress or good
cook. -,
I've heard the head nurse OF Dig
hospital complain bitterly because most
of the girls who come under her train
ing are SO unskilled in bed making. OF
course it is part Of the early training OF
a nurse to learn how to make bed
without wrinkles--just as it Is part of
the preliminary training OF a chamber
maid at hotel,
1t needs very special ana palnstaklhg
training. and the hotel woman have
mentioned says some people can't learn
to make a bed really well, They lapse
back into careless methods unless they
are constantly supervised.
Beds cannot be well made with poor
Evening star., 1931-12-10

bedding. Sheets must be large enough
and Of heavy enough material to make
1t possible to pull them taut and tuck
them securely under the mattress. top
and bottom and both sides. Pillowcases
must At pillows with somsthing like
precision. A tight pillowcase results In
. hard, uncomfortable, lumny pillow
that sometimes makes sleep impossible
And q loose pillowcase, of course, is un-
tidy looking-though II may be quite
comfortable
Usually this suitability of bedding
depends more on care and attention In
buying than on the amount of money
spent, The housewife who is particu-
lar about the sppearace and comfort
OF her beds takes measurements OF
them, and If pillows vary. she gets spe-
eial slips for them. and she sorts sheets
so that the longest ones will no 10 The
longest mattresses.
1t Is a simple enough matter to sew
or cross-stttch an initial on each piece
OF bed Hnen-"A" meaning, for in
stance, bedding for the guest room, "B''
Tor the nursery, and so on.
Copyright, 1ssi)
Evening star., 1931-12-10

will. And Harry thinks Bill ought 10
stay and help, too. And in the end all
three go arm in arm to foot ball game
or an afternoon Of drinks al the club
and Cornelia stays and does 1t all her
self
IT'S easier" she says than to coax
them. Spoiled children"
But Cornelia Is beginning to look
tired. She hasn't had a real vacation
for long time, so last Summer she
thought she would splurge. Six weeks
was TO ne hers--and a dream of a trip
to Europe. With another girl she had
been plotting it out for eight months.
Passage was booSed-first-class, If you
please. Clothes were hought-naaps con-
suitsd-luggage purchased and marked
and then an important executive at
Cornelia's once was taken ILL.,
Work piled up--the office had never
seen more strenuous times. Cornelia
abandoned her trip. All Summer she
sweltered in the hot city in a hotel
room, because 1t took too long 10 get in
from the country.
Cards from the other girl came form
Paris, London, Vienna and cool Carls-
bad And right through the Summer
Cornelia remained cheerful-almost
glowingly happy.
1t Is weakness with some women
that they pour into job every bit that
they have in them. But 1t is usually
women who have neither love nor chill
dren and who treat their jobs as though
they were husband and babies So 1t
seemed strange that Corneha should act
this way-Cornelia who had looks and
charm and knew how to get man
Yet the explanation was simple. Cor
nelia was in love with Der boss. Not
being able to do anything about that,
she does what is the next b.st thing for
her-take care OF the boss interests.
ANY cynical man win tell you that
the trouble with women and the job is
iessb tangled up tceethsr. The truth
Is, some men and women substitute
work for emotion and love at home.
(Copyright, 1917
Evening star., 1931-12-10


She is a graceful, tall girl. with
lovely dark ewes and hair. she has
had besux and she likes men. but right
now she hasn't any beaux, because she
meets no men. All the girls are sorry
for Cornelia, because they say she is
letting her life slip by without having
the good times she should nave. And
she seems TO pour into her work more
enthusiasm and energy than the ioh is
worth.
The staff has been cut down and
there is a great deal Of work to be done.
Often one person is called on 10 do the
work OF two. And Cornelia is always
the one to do 1t. She stays over time,
she brings work home at night and her
mind is busy every minute.
She works out important problems
and adds up deficits IN the bookkeeper's S
accounts mentally, while she is on the
swsying subway going down town in the
morning or after she has gone 10 bed at
night. Her mind never relaxes from
the job moment
Sometimes at the end Of the month,
when there Is even more work than
usual Corneiia has asked one or two
men in the office to stay and help.
But" says Cornelia. 'thfy arc such
babies" Tom says he'll stay If Harry
Evening star., 1931-12-10
EVERYDAY PSYCHOLOGY
By DR. JESSE w. spRowLs.

There are those who imagine that
the extroverts are victims of their own
fits of enthusiasm: that these extro-
verts should try TO do something about
their handicaps.
The plain fact is that the extroverts.
on the whole, have been the most
useful men and women In the world.
They NAV mt have been the worlds
Evening star., 1931-12-10

great thinkers, but the worlds xreat
doers have been recruited frorn ths
ranks Of the extroverts. Very few
sxtroverts represent the type which
O'Nsill tried TO dramatize In his
Strange Interlude"
If one can successfully extrovert
ones self out of his troubles 1t Is wei
to turn extrovsrt, at least for the time
being. II one can discover In time thai
one is pursuing losing vocation, enc
might do well 10 take up another araS
quickly. too. In such case the ex.
trovert is at least facing reality, even
DC Srs,xSn Er.E
Evening star., 1931-12-10

interesting t h l n 6
about Cornelia is
that she doesns
have tc W or k so
hard. She wants to.
She is personnel
manager of a big
establishment, and
she gets SIS a
week. Sh e will
never get any more
than that with her
Arm, because there
isn't sny more TO
l. =
Evening star., 1931-12-10
All About Quilts
and Fancy Work
Found I'm a Free Book

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childrens 9 stuffed dolAa.
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chfIdrens . stPes~ss, FIM,
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Evening star., 1931-12-10
College Course in Fishing.

STANFORD UNIVERSITY, Calf.
(A).-No need for salmon and trout to
put up with bunglins in expert fisher
men. A course in Izaak Waltons gem
tie art has been opened at the uni
versity.