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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-01-21
Mrs. Whitaker
to Be Hostess
for Sorority

Indianapolis Alumnae of Delta
Zeta sorority will hold a business
meeting, followed by a bridge party
at tonight at the home of Mrs.
Ralph Whitaker, 1928 Winthrop
avenue.
HosteSSes with Mrs. Whitaker
will be Mrs. Frank Abel, Mrs. Robert
Allen, Mrs. Carl Pate, Mrs. Robert
Heuslin and Miss Katherine Ru-
bush.
Mrs. Ray Peterson will give a re-
port from the ways and means COM
mittee, on arrangements for the
benefit bridge and style show to be
presented in February. Miss Hazel
Funk, acting president. will preside.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-01-21
GOzU71S Are
Modelled by
LAC. Girls

Fashions for the coming spring
and summer, and for present wear
at resorts and beaches, were mod
eled by daughters of members of
tire Indianapolis Athletic Club at
dinner and style show Wednesday
night at the club house for mem
bers and guests. The show was fol-
lowed by a supper dance.
The models, furnished by L. s.
Ayres q Co., were shown by Mrs.
Walter Baker Williams, Misses Bet
ty Brown, Janet Adams, Julia
Freyn, Eleanor Stickney and Jane
Watson.
Outstanding conclusions as to the
style forecast, shown in the models,
was the preference for white, or
very light pastels for evening White
also was favorite with sports cos
tunes, displayed in many new ia
brics and with touches of brilliant
color.
The military has come into it's
own for the debutante, according to
the sports frockS shown. Many had
the high waistline, double breasted
lines, and epaulet shoulders of the
cadet, and some were adorned with
brass buttons.
Rough wooden suits demonstrated
the popularity of the new fabrics.
Street wear calls for black, or
navy, as shown by the models worn
Wednesday night. Both were
demonstrated with touches of white
or bright colors, and prints.
Bathing suits this year have
gone practical, and are made for
swimming. They consist simply of
trunks with separate brasSiere
top. Spring coats will be simple,
and scantily trimmed.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-01-21
Oct-DahI Club
Entertained BY
Mrs. HarreU

Mrs. Warren c. Harrell. 1886
North Illinois street, was hostess for
luncheon meeting of the Oct
Dahl Club Wednesday at her home
Covers were laid for thirty at
table centered with prinroseS.
Following the luncheon, the men,
bers sewed on garments for the
Coleman hospital charity wards
Mrs, Don Warren and Mrs. H. o.
Warren gave reports. respectively
from the indianapolis Council of
Women, and the Seventh District
Federation of Clubs Mrs. Harry
Winterrowd, president, presided
Guests present were:
Mesdames Elva Jordan Scholler,
E. E. Padgett, M. B Miller, Harold
Noble, Miles Noman and John S
Jordan.
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A rayon print in yellow and brown
with brown bindings made the
original. The belt is brown suede.
It's dress that is extremely fiat
tering for home wear. 1t has that
orderly look, which is such an asset
in ones home. Incidentally, it's a
type that suits the miss. or the
matron.
The crossed bodic and the plaits
at the front OF the skirt, stitched
part way are decidedly slimming
qualities you'll like,
Purple promises to be very fash
ionable for spring and summer.
And this model would be adorable
in purple linen with orchid bindings
and belt.
Style No. $40 is designed in sizes
Is, Is. 20 years, So 80, 40 and ~
inches bust. Size SO requires 3s4
yards 3s-inch with 2s. yards bind
ing.
Our Winter Fashion Magazine is
ready.
Price of book. 10 cents.
Price of pattern, Is cents in
stamps Or Eoin lcoin is preferred.
Wrap coin carefully.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-01-21
ADAMS GIVES
LUNCHEON-BRIDGE

Mrs. Robert S. Adams, 1929 Gen.
trail avenue, entertained with a
luncheon-bridge Wednesday at the
Lunnley tea room. The tables were
centered with spring flowers, and
lighted with green and white tapers.
Appointments were in green and
white. Guests included:
Mesdames Walter S. Strong, Thomas r.
Booth. Clyde F. Mclean, Fairy F. .Fahler.
Cecil McCray. Lloyd j. Wilson, and Aaron
Johnson.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-01-21
MISS ANNA HARMON
WILL WE'D DOCTOR

Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Harmon, Terre
Haute, have announced the engage
ment of their daughter, Miss Anna
Harmon, to DR.. William H. Cook,
son of Mrs. r. R. Cook, 10 South
Colorado street. The wedding will
take place at 8 Sunday afternoon,
Feb. ii, at the Fl Benjamin Har-
rison chapel. Major S. j. Miller,
post chaplain. will officiate.
DR.. Cook is a graduate of the Hi
nois College Of Podiatry, and is
vice president of the Indiana alumni
chapter of Phi Alpha Pi. national
podiatry fraternity.
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Card Parties

Garfield Park post, No. SO, Amer
lean Legion, will give a card party
at 8 Friday night at the post quar-
tiers, BOZ Virginia avenue. Edward
E. Hinkle will be in charge.
George H. Thomas Relief Corps,
No. 20, will give card party at 2
Monday afternoon at Ft. Friendly,
512 North Illinois street.
Barbara Frietchie Council, Daugh-
tiers of America, will hold a card
party Friday night in Odd Fellow
hall, Addison and West Washington
streets.
Optisah Council No. 236, D. of P.
will hold a card party tonight at
Clark hall, Twenty fifth and Station
streets.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-01-21

Modern girls have made the
mistake in not differentiating be-
tween distinction and obtruSive-
ness. Too many have yearned to
be exotic
Their idea of being exotic is to
attract attention, to rise above
their surroundings and be pointed
out with envy by friends.
NNE may go in for extreme
" coiffures, another paint her
lips too brilliantly and in too hard
a line, against a mask of too much
powder, still another may wear
her gowns somewhat snugger than
good taste permits. This, to
them, means being exoticI
The trick today is to stand
apart from your surroundings by
virtue of exquisite taste in clothes,
makeup and posture. This makes
a girl distinguished!
Along with her looks she should
be gracious, lady-like, poised and
sparkling-that is what 1892 de-
mands! For the girl who has
this ideal maturity holds no ter
rors-for she is tomorrow's dis
tinguished sophisticate.
The exotic girl, on the other
hand, must realize that youth is
her great forte, for there is moth
ing so painful as to witness the
antics of a woman in later life at
tempting to be exotic. She is pit
iful!
ONLY fine line, but a hard
" one, separates the distinctive
qualities of being distinguished or
exotic. Some few are exotic and
gloriously so.
Leading the list of exotic blond
actresses today comes Jean Har-
low of the platinum locks, SEN
suous figure and revealing
clothes Greta Carlo is mildly
exotic, but more distinguished.
Claire Luce, on the other hand,
is one of the most distinguished
young women on the stage or
screen. She selects exquisitely
simple clothes with a connois-
seur'S hand, clothes that enhance
her slim figure, but are never
very revealing.
Her pale gold hair always is
groomed to perfection, but never
exotic. She has no ostentation,
but is very individual.
TWO Mexican beauties give a
A. perfect illustration of the
difference between being exotic
and distinguished. Lupe Velez is
exotic, adorably so; Dolores Del
Rio is tremendously distinguished.
On the stage we have Lenore
Uric, exotic brunei, and Adele
Astaire, distinguished. Greta Mis-
sen, Scandinavian actress, may be
catalogued as exotic; Gloria
Swanson, whose forebears also
were Vikings, is distinguished.
Fiji D'Orsay and Lily Damita,
both French, have natural exotic
allure. Irene Bordoni, another
Frenchwoman, is most dis
tinguished, with real soignee, if
any woman ever had. Beatrice
Lille and Gertrude Lawrence are
two more distinguished women.
Among notable Hollywood stars,
the predominating number are
distinguished, rather than exotic
Norma Shearer, Ina Claire, Ann
Harding, Ruth Chatterton and
Joan Crawford all set standards
for the 1882 American girl in what
real distinction is.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-01-21
Personals

Mrs. W. II. Meyer, New Albany,
and Mrs Clifford Carmichael and
daughter Dolores, Dalton, Fla, are
the guests of their mother, Mrs
Mary Fulp, Columbus, Ind.
Mrs. Stephen j. Bogert, Pendle-
ton pike, returned today from a
visit in Los Angeles.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Reeder, 118
West Forty-fourth street, are visit
ing in Florida.
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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. together with free trial
package of Su-thol tablets and Casca
Royal Pills. sent 70 any address upon
receipt Of 10 cents coin.
Address: Medical Director. The Black
burn Products Company 500 So College
st. Dayton. Ohio.
DR.. Lewis Baker died IN November
1923. His successor. a thoroughly tx
perienced physician. and his associates
VIII continue serving the public in the
same courteous helpful manner thar
DR. Baker pursued for 20 years.
Clip the questions snd answers above
for future reference. -Advertisemen..
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-01-21
GIVE BRIDGE PARTY
AT COLUMBIA CLUB

Columbia Club entertained with
its monthly luncheon bridge for
members and guests Wednesday,
with Mrs. Archie N. Bobbitt as
chairman Of hoSteSses. Forty-five
tables were in play. Those holding
high scores we're:
Mesdames G. H. Jamerson, Fl Benjamin
Harrison; George w. Pierce Anderson:
George S. Olive, Teresa Kipp. Harry L.
Cause r. P. Oblinger, Dudley r. Gallahue
Otis Broadway. L R. Bailey, f. c Morrison,
and Tom Barnard.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-01-21
Altrusa Club to Hear Talk
by Chaplin Of Reformatory

Chaplain o. E. Haley of the In
diana state reformatory at Pendle-
ton. will speak on Vanity" at the
luncheon meeting of the AltruSa
Club Friday at the Columbia Club.
He is a veteran of the Spanish
American and World wars, and has
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-01-21

condition, together with irritation and
irregularity.
Since it is the function of the Kid
news tn filter poisons and waste ma
teriaI from the blood it is not diff
ficuIt to understand why the symptoms
mentioned above are so quickly mani
tested and so painful.
Correcting sluggish kidneys is a sim
ple matter in nine cases out OF ten.
OF primary Importance is a careful.
temperate use of both food and drink.
The medicine advised is Baimwort Ia6-
LET'S a soothing. stimulating diuretic
and neutralizer Taken as per direc-
tions. relief usually follows very quick
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-01-21
1 :' s.' Exotic o., Distinguished s.....s ss
BY JULIA BLANSHARD
NEA Service Writer

TEW YORK 2lAmeican girls take heed 1882 setting
~ new standards of beauty!
girl is obvious, hamboyant
no longer the rage gracious feminine lines
imhued girls adyke eeky
quietly seductive
goal beauty The French have word for it!
Today girl must she get there!
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-01-21
Plnn .SlaL1nher Pnrfal

Beta chapter. Theta Sigma Delta
sorority, viii hold business meet
ing Monday night at the SEVERN.
Plans will be discussed for the an
nual sfumber party and informal
initiation Saturday night, Jan. 80.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-01-21
Xi Delta Xi to Meet

Alpha chapter, Xxi Delta XII soror-
ity, will have social meeting Fri
day night at the home Of Mrs. P
c.. Pilkington. $40 Central avenue
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PMpiLs Plan PrOQrom

Student section Of the Matinee
Musicale will present an organ pro-
gram at 8 Friday afternoon at
Christ church. The section will be
assisted by the choir of the church,
Dale Young, organist, and Joe Macy,
tenor. The program has been ar
ranged by Miss Harriet v. Krause.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-01-21
Mrs. Cummings
Is NezC Head of
MinerUa Club

Mrs. E. S. Cummings was elected
president of the Minerva Club at
a meeting held Wednesday at the
home of Mrs. N. S. Lloyd, 2011
North Talbot street, with Mrs.
Emil Elmer as the hostess.
Other new officers are Mesdames
L. l.. Hopkins. vice president;
George Woods, secretary; G. F. Nc
Daniel, assistant secretary, and v.
G. Wiley, treasurer.
Following the election, Colonial
party was held, with appointments
and decorations in keeping with the
Colonial motif. Mrs. William Rus
sell, ConnersviIle, was a guest.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-01-21

The Step Wife" a comedy,
with Miss Olive Montel and Har-
old WEIGH in the leading roles,
will be presented at 8 Friday
night at Irvington Methodist
Episcopal church. They will be
supported by Scott Cling, Miss
Helen Hargitt. Miss Eugenia Filtz
and Robert Bates.
The presentation is sponsored
by Parents council of Troop No.
9, Boy Scouts, and proceeds will
be used in remodeling the Boy
Scout gymnasium.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-01-21

Few are the
men and wom-
en- of middle
age or p a S t
who do not oc-
casionally SUI
fer from slug
glsh kidneys
B a C k ache is
O n e of t h e
earlier $ Y IN D.
toms of this
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-01-21
Questions and Answers

Mrs. \. NJ. L writes: do you know
of ANYTHING to relieve periodic pains
and headache? 1 suffer terribly dur
ing those periods and safe pain
remedy would surely be welcome
Answer: Try 5-grain Su-thol tab
Thousands of women are now using
these tablets with splendid results.
r E. O. writes: 81 am the mother
of five children, the Youngest being
only three years of age. In the winter
months all are troubled with bad
coughs and I've been advised against
giving them cough medicines that con-
tain chlorofOrm. creosote or any. opiate'
vet find most Of them do contain these
drugs. Can you recommend one mat
doesn't?"
Answer: The drugs mentioned are
indeed not good for children and are
often put there to deceive you about
real relief. Essence Mentho- Laxene.
obtainable at any drug store. is free
of such drugs and brings quick and
lasting relief from all coughs due to
colds.
r. P. Writes: Have taken Balmwort
Tablets for sluggish kidneys with splen-
did results Now please advise a medi-
cine for painful rheumatism. 1t af-
fects my legs and feet.
Answer: Use Cardiol Tablets to aid
elimination and counteract the acids
and poisons which are doubtless the
cause of much rheumatism. lumbago
and oout trouble Quick relief from
the distressing pain can be found in s.
grain Su-thol Tablets.
C. E. F. asks: According to
weight chart I am about fifteen pounds
under weight. How can / gain ?"
Answer: A good frm-iesh producing
compound is HyDo- Nuclane Tablets.
Take with your meals. Drink two
quarts of whole milk daily and do deep
breathing exercises. morning and night.
Answer to Miss o. L.: Precipitation
odors armpit odors. got odoas are
caused by decaying waste matter in
the skin pores. To purity the pores
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and Danish all traces of odor, use medi-
Gated CHEX soap regularly for toilet
and bath. 1t is delicately perfumed.
is beautifying to the skin and leaves
no medical odor.
NJ. K. X. asks: Have always been
troubled with constipation. Every rem
edy I have tried SO far loses its eff
fectiveness and requires increasing
dose"
Answer: You will find by trial that
Casca Royal Pills are sure, gentle in
action. and always reliable
A. c. c. asks: What can take
for indigestion. which is followed by
pressure of gas. belching and bilious
attacks? Much Oblige."
Answer: To correctly aid the func-
tons of the stomach take Triopeptine
Tablets for several weeks. If bowels
are sluggish. also take Casca Royal
Pills.
il. o. asks: After cold. 1 suf-
fer with severe headache just above
and between the eyes. due l think to
chronic catarrhal condition. Have
tried nose drops and ordinary catarrh
remedies without results
Answer: Mix vi-lane Powder with
warm water. as per directions. and
snuff up nostrils several times daily.
This starts drainage, quickly reliev-
ing the pain. After each snuffling.
apply triple strength Mentho Laxene
Salve on forehead and insert a small
amount up nostrils
NJ A NJ asks: 4 am very dis
couraged over my condition Am so
weak and nervous / can no longer
do my work. Have been losing weight
too, and have no appetite and do not
sleep we'll. Please advise
Answer: You are evidently suffer
ing from Anemina. which is an impov-
erished condition of the blood. To
build up rich. red healthy blood and
strengthen the nerves. take Cadomene
Tablets over a period of several weeks.
W. %. r. asks Am frantic with
an itching skin. together with a con-
slant crop Of ugly pimples. What
should | take?'
Answer: Obtain 3-grain Sulpherb
Tablets mot sulphur tabletsl and take
as per directions for at least two
months. These tablets purify the blood
and correct faulty elimination.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-01-21

A RE you lonely and blue because
n you have no one with whom
to talk? Write to Jane Jordan,
who will advise You in this column
daily
Dear Jane Jordan-A young man my
own age told me that he would marry a
girl only when he couldn't get her any
other way. He once loved girl and
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-01-21

PHILADELPHIA, PA. = James ].
Fox 2640 \. Mutter St, writes: about
your wonderful medicine for constina-
ton. Casca Royal Pills. | find that il
is the best ] ever used. There SIS not
any gripping pain. or weakness as I
have. found with other medicine. such
as the compound cathartic pills. etc
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-01-21
Health Questions Answered
BY The Late DR.. Lewis Bakers Associates

Advertisements
COuntry During the
Trustwor
Which, From Narcotic Habit
Forming o IdasD
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Sorority Will Gather
Gamma Phi Zeta sorority will
meet tonight at the Lumley tea
room. All members are urged to
be present.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-01-21
THANKFUL LETTERS

NORTH ATTLEbORO. MASS. Mrs.
Mary N. Newell. 100 Fisher ST.. writes
II cannot speak too highly of your
Sulpherb Tablets. / was troubled with
boils on different parts of my body
about five years ago. As soon as one
healed. I got another. After taking
two boxes of SuIpherb Tablets | was
completely free About two weeks ago
l got another big boil said to my
husband. Get those SuIpherh Tablets
I got them and am now well. and not
another boil has appeared. etc
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Relief Corps to Meet
Hovey Relief Corps No. 1856 will
meet Friday afternoon at Fort
Friendly. 512 North Illinois street.
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great relief and now | am prefectlv
happy that they have helped me SO
wonderfully. Your Health and Beauty
book is worth many dollars to me, etc.
HAYWOOD. ILL,-Mr. Geo. L. Gran
dali, 107 South 4th Ave. writes For six
years, l suffered with Indigestion. Aft
er eating, | would belch and have sour
rlslngs and gas forming in my bowels
would give me sharp cutting pains
! spent two or three hundred dollars
Tor medicine which gave no relief. l
read about TriOpeptine tablets got a
box and started taking two after each
meal. and Casca Royal Pill at bed
time three times "A week Today. ]
can eat anything put before me with no
bad results and am gaining in weight.
also tried Balmwort tablets for nv
kldneys and now ] have no more pains
in my back
CLEVELAND. OHIO.-Mrs. ]. Wolf
1905 Ollie Ave. writes Am anxious
TO let you know the benefits we de-
rived from Essence MenthO- Laxene
we had severe coughs which would
yield to no other medicine. and there
1ore we are very grateful to you for
the wonderful results obtained from
Ment no. Laxene. I assure you ] will
gladly recommend it to nv friends"
BlRMINGHAM. MICH. z. Miller.
122 Gray Court. writes Three weeks
ago my nerves were all shot. | could
! not hold "a glass still Spells came over
me- was so weak and helpless. NV
skin looked transparent NY family
| thought my time was short Ny wife
SAID It's four years since / was re-
lieved OF anemia. and | was on the
| verge of nervous prostration Why
don't you take Cadomene ?" Well. ]
have since taken Cadomene Tablets and
my. nerves are better, weigh more
| is remarkable -
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SEABRIGHT. CALF. - Miss Lena
Garner writes: Il am going TO tell
YOU how wonderfully Cardiol Tablets.
for rheumatism. helped me- | suffered
with Sciatica in both my back and hips
for over a year. Then ] purchased one
package OF Cardicl Tablets and after.
aking several days, ! began to feel
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Answer to Miss o. l.: Precipitation
doors armpit odors. @ot odois are
caused by decaying waste matter in
the skin pores. To purity the pores
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WHISPERS WIN
IN FIGHT over
NEW CAPITOL
Nebraska Building Will
Portray Ezekiel With
Flowing Beard.

BU bHifcd Press
LINCOLN, Neb., July 29.-Ne-
braskas new s12,OOO,OOO Capitol is
nearing completion despite an argu-
ment over a set of whiskers.
And as far as the state Capitol
commission is concerned, the con-
troversy is settled, for Ezekiel, one
OF the prophets of the Bible who
was carved on the Capitol tower,
has a long flowing beard.
Lee Lawrj New York sculptor
who designed the figures of Ezekiel,
Socrates, Marcus Aurelius, Louis TX
and Rameses II, which were carved
in the Capitol stone work, portrayed
Prophet Ezekiel with a luxurious
beard.
Critics Immediately pointed out to
the state Capitol commission that
Ezekiel's book shows that prior to
his call as a prophet he heard a
voice commanding him to do certain
things preparatory to his work.
The commands included one
which said Take thee a sharp knife
take thee BARRIERS razor and cause
1t to pass upon thine head and upon
thine beard"
Supporters of bearded Ezekiel
commended that there was no men
ton of whether Ezekiel ever had
carried out the command, so the
Capitol architects held to the orig
mai plan, and gave the prophet a
beard on Nebraska's Capitol.
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MISSING MAN SOUGHT

Walter Turner, Logansport, whose
abandoned automobile was found
near Middle Fork, Ind, has been
missing since Sunday, according to
report to police here today by his
father, P. B. Turner, ITO Eugene
street.
The son left his home for Indi-
annapolis, Sunday, the father said,
and there has been no trace of him
since.
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it was announced today. The priv
ileges include use of the clubhouse
facilities, swimming, pool, lockers.
gymnasium. handball courts and
billiard parlor.
A splash party is given each
Wednesday night to which women
guests may be invited.
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Gone, but Not Forgotten

Automobiles reported 70 police as stolen
belong to:
D. w. Mcclure. 1918 Central avenue,
Essex Sedan. i24-3i9. from Thirty-eighth
and Meridian streets
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BACK HOME AGAIN

stolen automobiles recovered BY police
belong to.
Chevrolet coach. found at s32 South Shelf
field avenue.
George Kanouse. 34l9 Park avenue, Ply
mouth sedan. found in front Of 1901
Graceland avenue.