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Evening star., 1932-09-21
POLO TOURNEY FINAL
IS LISTED TOMORROW
10th Field Artillery and Fauquier
Fours Clash for Fort Myer
Event Championship.
CIXTEENTH FIELD ARTILLERY

CIXTEENTH FIELD ARTILLERY
y riders of Fort Myer will clash with
the Fauquier four tomorrow after
noon at O'Clock on the Potomac Park
oval in the championship match OF the
Fort Myer invitation polo tournament.
War Department Blues and Quantico
Marines are to battle for the consola-
ton crown at 4:30 O'Clock.
Performing before a gallery that in
cluded Mrs. Herbert Hoover and other
notables, the Artillery quartet yester-
day conquered War Department Whites,
10 to 8, to win tourney high goal honors.
The Fauquier combination downed the
10th Field Artillery four, to 4, to
achieve low-goal laurels.
18th, F.A; uo). Position. Whites t0.
Lieut.. Thompson. ....2 2......... Lieut.. Rogers
Lieut. Lieut. sarden Bard Ma5; 5t PsvsTs s;;Is
l!5t 18th Field Field Artillery. Z ! 55-iS
.Two-goal handicap
Gapf Gisat i r. fss1ara Senneft mekeeDer' scorer
Fauquier (sD. Position. 10th F. A. tlH,
Rawlings ........... I...... Mai Mowbray
Ki1Pest;ict ETiples .Ga3t Sapt' xeo0ts eSSts
Woodward ........4.... Capt. Schmidt
Score by periods: 9.
iiosS hssSuifT Field Artillery: 9. ! / -
substtUaionsmGiosh stUtt nanqi Field Artillery, Col
Evans for Mai. Koontz. Referee-Maj. H.
Timekeeper. scorer-Ieut. T. W. Bennett.
Evening star., 1932-09-21

Denny, quarterback, and Clark and
Boorhees, halfbacks, may see much
service. Brooks, tackle. also may
move up.
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o. 2 o / /. o.
IRISH, WILDCATS SET
Iron Wrinkles to Meet on Grid in
1884 and 1885.

EVANSTON, Ill, September 81 R.-
Notre Dame and Northwestern have
reached agreement for foot. ball games
in 1884 and 1885.
The series appeared of when both
institutions wishes to play host in 1884,
but the difficulties were ironed out and
Notre Dame will play at Evanston that
year. The 1885 contest will be played
at South Bend.
Notre D5ne also will play at Evans
Evening star., 1932-09-21
With the Bowlers

WITH seven teams already in
| line, franchises are avail
v able to three more bowling
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Personals

Mr. and Mrs. John Weddell and
daughter Caroline, 1891 North Della
ware street, have gone to Massachu-
sets for a visit.
Miss Gladys Adams and Miss Jean
Benton are spending a week at Lake
Wawasee.
Mrs. F. Durward Staley and Mrs.
Marguerite Hanson left Saturday for
a visit at Yellowstone park, Salt
Lake City and Denver.
Miss Elizabeth Moorhead has gone
to Lake Manitou for week.
Mr.. and Mrs. George H. Lilly and
family, q East Forty-ninth street,
are visiting at Lake Wawasee.
Mrs. Paul Denny and Miss Hope
Bedford who conducted a six weeks
tour Of Europe will return Sunday
accompanied by Misses Betty Mes
sick, Ruth Cronk, Virginia Lagrange
and Helen Pleasance.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Habhe, 4848
Central avenue, have gone to Cali
fornia to attend the Sigma Alpha
Epsilon fraternity national conven-
ton and a meeting of the National
Association of Life Underwriters
They also will attend the Olympic
games.
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1MANNtRSANDMORALS
N\ BY JANE JORDAN /D

WHAT type of girl are you? If
w you have trouble in attract
ing men, write to Jane Jordan, who
will help you locate your difficulty.
Describe yourself as completely as
possible when writing and tell what
your fears are.
the different types of girls you wrote
about in last Wednesdays Times, it seems
very evident that most every type. of
point of it all is the fact that any girl
has the chance Of picking her numbered
type, and then write to you to be given
do away with obstacles hindering her
own personality. I am one of the ones
included in numbers 4 and 8 and would
appreciate greatly some advice on the
same. D. A.
Dear D. A.-Type 4 is the girl who
is too eager for friendship with men.
Type 8 is the girl with a pronounced
feeling of inferiority. These two
traits link together.
The girl who is not convinced of
her own power to charm is over
grateful for attention from men.
She is so glad when they take notice
of her that she fairly falls on their
necks, thereby killing her own
chances. Instantly they feel that
any other man could have that
which is offered so freely to them.
1t is no trick to win such a girl.
There is no implied compliment in
her friendship. She loses her man
by depriving him of the pride of
conquest.
If you correct the faults of Type
8, Type 4 will take care of itself.
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Club to Aid
Poor FOrnned
by Women

AS an auxiliary to the Sunshine
Mission, which administers to UNI
fortunate families of the south side,
the Cheer Broadcasters have been
organized with the aid of Mrs. John
Downing Johnson, past president
Of the Seventh District Federation
of Clubs.
Officers chosen recently are Mrs.
Walter H. Geisel, president; Mrs.
Wilson B. Parker and Mrs. Emma
Sanborn, vice presidents; Mrs. M.
Earl Robbins, secretary; Mrs. Anna
Vestal, corresponding secretary;
Mrs. T. w. Engle, treasurer, and
Mrs. Richard Brooks, parliament
tartan.
The board of directors are Mes
DANES CIV. Sorenson, Otis Carmi-
chael. Wolf Sussman, Harry Nc
Donald and Mabel Prang. Mrs. Par
ker and Mrs. w. F. Holmes have
charge of the programs. Mrs. Will
liam H. Hodgson is hospitality
chairman.
Other chairmen are Mrs. Max H
Norris, ways and means; Mrs. G
F. Dillenbeck, publicity; Mrs. Wayne
o. Hill, decorations; Mrs. Thomas
Shortte, telephone, and Mrs. Rich
ard Brann, membership.
The next meeting of the club will
be held Aug. II at Lafayette with
Mrs NJ Earl Robbins as hostess
Luncheon will be served.
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Directed b. AMOS PARRISH

NEW YORK, July 25.-Off to the
IN mountains? Of to the sea-
shore? Of to the country? Off on
a motor trip? No matter where it
is, you'll be dashing to town a day
or so before you leave. with a long
list Of last minute" things to buy.
Just as we've seen so many other
women doing ever since the vaca-
ton season began.
They usually want some kind of
little hat. Something I can pack
without spoiling," they say. And
then they clap on one of those soft,
eollapsible fabrics, with a This is
it,"
A handbag generally is on the
list, too. A white one to go with
sports outfits. And if they're wise,
they make sure it's washable, or
cleanable. So it's not done for the
flrst time the baby clamps a damp
fist on it.
sometimes they start out for
white fabric bags and get side
tracked BY the wooden bead ones in
white or gay colors. CCleanable, too,
by the way)
For evening cottons, they pick
little seed pearl bags, or bright-col-
ored silks to match jewelry or shoes.
When it comes to gloves, it's
meshes for sports and lace mitts or
gloves for evening dresses.
And did you ever know any wom-
an anywhere who didn't have to buy
hose on that last trip to town be-
fore vacation?
This year they're stocking UP
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City Club
to Open It's
34th Year

Study and research in the litera-
ture Of Catholic authors and art,
and interchange of thought on
Catholic subjects and questions of
the day is the purpose of the Proc
ter Club, which will open it's thirty
fourth year with installation of Of
ficers Oct. II.
The club, which was federated in
1928, is headed by Mrs. Joseph F.
Ryan. Other officers are:
Mrs. Clarence S. Sweeney. first vice
president: Mrs. Lerov j. Reach. second
Teeordne MTs Ma RspR T3oPDs9n
SgoIIssponolng secretary: Mrs Felix J.
kh,Iieg treasurer; Mrs william F. Fox.
seventh Ms Arsd RsPP DELEGATE e
clubs and Mrs John S. Ferris. alter
The program committee is COM
posed Of Mesdames Leroy J. Reach,
Myron M. Hughel, Mrs. Fox and
Mrs. Ryan.
Social activities will be arranged
by Mesdames r. H. Losey, William
F. Kuhn and B. j. Guedelhoefer.
Mrs. Sweeney has charge of the
Catholic action report.
Other special meetings during the
year will be an evening guest meet
ing on Nov %, when the Rev.
John Cavanaugh will speak; cleo
ton of officers on Jan. 3, with the
social committee in charge, and an
outing on May 16.
Another special speaker will be
the Rev. Maurice O'Connor, who will
discuss the eucharistic congress In
Ireland, which he attended.
There are twenty-eight active,
three associate, one honorary and
seven corresponding members.
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with sheer chiffons and meshes, Isle
meshes and clicked Isle hose. And
if they have back-to-nature views,
they buy anklets for active sports.
Looking for cool, easy-to-take-
care-of indies, they discover those
lacy meshes. Airy as mosquito net
ting, and they don't need ironing.
And of course most folks see to
it that there's water near at hand
On a vacation. So that means that
they must pick up some bathing
accessories too. Caps beret
cap, or one of those tricky ones
made to look like automatically
marcelled hair. And beach sandals,
or ghillies, white Or gay-eolored.
You'll see many vacationers hunt
ing a piece Of neckwear to freshen
a costume. If you'd like to make a
new Puritan collar for one Of your
own dresses, send the coupon.
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MRS. BROWN GUEST
ATLUNCHEON FETE

Mrs. Robert H. Brown, formerly
Miss Wilma Wysong, was honor
guest at a luncheon bridge and
shower given Saturday afternoon at
the Lumley tearoom by Mrs. G. E.
Cox and Miss Mary Belle Dyson.
The guests with Mrs. Brown we're :
Mesdames Charles Butler of Newcastle.
Glen Howe Frederick HoHs Roscoe Smith,
Irma H. Riley. George Morgan, Paul Mid
dleton. Betty LeFevre. Cleta Allen and
Stella Watts and the Misses Ruth shohe,
Corinne Dyson. Nina Phares and Albertine
McKinster
Mr.. and Mrs. Brown are at home
at 81 East Maple road boulevard.
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Miss VeStal
Is Bride of
ChicagoMan

Miss Lillian Mae Vestal, daughter
and Mr.. and Mrs. Greasy A. Vestal
of Mooresville, became the bride of
Paul Osborne Michael Of Chicago at
8 Sunday morning in a ceremonytat
the Methodist Episcopal church in
Mooresville.
With the altar banked with green
cry and summer flowers, the single
ring service was read by the Rev
r. o. Pearson Of Bloomington. Mrs.
o. L. Cushman of Indianapolis
played bridal airs and Miss Dorothy
Templeton sang AT Dawning."
The bride, given in marriage by
her father, wore white with an arm
bouquet of Bride roses and lilies Of
the valley.
The maid of honor, Miss Pearl
Moore, wore yellow crepe with
matching hat and slippers. Mss
Mary Louise Vestal, sister Of the
bride and Miss Louise erson Of
Bloomington were bridesmaids. Miss
Vestals gown was of pink taffeta,
worn with matching accessories
while Miss Pearson's was blue with
blue accessories. All carried arm
bouquets of summer flowers.
John Chenoweth of Arcadia was
best man. Ushers were Howard Tu-
dor of Laporte and o. L. Cushman
Of indianapolis.
A reception was held for the bridal
party and families at the Vestal
home. The couple eft to make their
home in Chicago.
Mrs. Michael attended the Metro
politan school of mucic in indian
apolis and is a member Of Kappa
Kappa Sigma sorority. Mr.. Michael
is a graduate of Purdue university.
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A good deal of interest and sue
cess of this frock is its clever pam
eled effect at the front. The bias
lines reduce hip bulk.
Shifting silks are delightful for
this model. Silk pique and white
and pastel tubable crepe silks also
are smart.
Then again, if you prefer cotton
fabrics, outstandingly chic this sea-
son, you can fashion it of mesh
weave, pique or batiste prints.
Style No. 58l is designed for sizes
is, Is, 20 years, SO, 3S, 40, AZ and A
inches bust.
Size SO requires 3i5 yards 35-inch
with Il yard 39-inch contrasting.
Our Summer Fashion magazine
will help you economic.
Price of book 10 cents.
Price of pattern Is cents in
stamps or scoin (coin preferred)
Wrap coin carefully.
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JOhanne Perrin
to Be HOnOred
at Bridge Fete

Miss Johanne Perrin, who will be
married Aus, is to Jack Gulling, will
be honor guest at bridge party and
shower to be given tonight by Mrs.
Jacob CURE Wilcox at her home,
1858 College avenue, Bridal colors
of light and dark blue will be used
in the appointments and decora-
tions
Miss Perrin is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. John Brown Perrin of
Thorntown. She attended Butler
university and is a member of
Kappa Kappa Gamma sorority. She
is we'll known in musical circles.
Mr.. Gulling also attended Butler
and is a Delta Tau Delta.
The wedding will take place at
Thorntown at the Perrin home.
There will be no attendants.
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MISS BADGER GUEST
AT SURPRISE PARTY

A surprise bunco and garden
party honored the birthday ami
versary of Miss Juanita Badger Sun
day night at the home of her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Badger,
3741 Boulevard place.
Pink and green were the colors
used in the appointments and deco
rations The guests were:
Misses Barbara ziechel Catherine Miller,
EVA King Marie Wilde, Louise Francis.
wnlsiane Boyce. Edith steffy, Violet Nc
Henry. Ruth Wilcox and Hilda Cunning
ham and Messrs. Harry Campbell and
Junior Miller OF Elwood; William Perki-
hiser OF Mitchell and ohm McHenry. Rex
Gentry. Harold Jones. Franklin Fleece. Don
Wilson. Joe Edwards. George and Leslie
Bradley.
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Miss O'Connor
Entertained at
Luncheon Party

Miss Martha OConnor of Jersey
City, N. j., was entertained today at
q luncheon bridge given by Mrs.
john l.. Browning at her home, 5l37
College avenue.
Miss O'Connor, who formerly
lived here. will return to her home
visit with friends and relatives.
Decorations of pink, white and
blue were used. A bowl of sum-
mer flowers oentered the serving
table, lighted with tapers tied with
tulle. Miss Anna C. Mock, sister
Of the hostess, assisted.
The guests with Miss O'Connor
were Misses Bernadette Mooney,
Mary Ann Wade, Patricia O'Con-
nor, Mary Frances Boyle, Mary
Jane Calland and Rosemary Recap.
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HARRIET BROSSART
E. F. BARKER'S BRIDE

Mr.. and Mrs. Harry M Brossart,
209 North Randolph street, have
announced the wedding of their
daughter, Miss Harriet Brossart, to
Earl Francis Barker. The wedding
took place July 10 at the Irvington
M. E. church.
Mrs. Barker, member of Alpha
Delta Theta sorority, attended Han
over college. Mr.. Barker, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Barker of
Noblesville, is a graduate of Purdue
university and a member of Delta
Tau Delta fraternity. They will
be at home at 1921 College avenue
after Aug. l.
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MISS SCHLUDECKER
IS LUNCHEON CHEST

Miss Anna Schludecker, daughter
OF Mrs: William Schludecker. 1887
South Talbot street, whose mar
riage to Eugene Sindermann will
take place at 7 Saturday morning
IN Sacred Heart church, was hon
ored at luncheon bridge Saturday.
given by Mrs. Charles Schludscker
and Miss Minnie Schludecker.
Mesdames Leo Herberts. Lena Hermann
joseph Leppert. Eleanor Rebel. John
ohleyer. Carl Woolseffer. Norbert Hermann
and William Never and the Misses Irene
Ritherger. Marie and Frieda Kisfer. Helen
Leppert Dorothy Moore. Gertrude Dun
lea. Mayms and Katherine Murphy and
Betty zeien.
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Dorothy Fife to
Be HOnOred at
China Shower

Miss Dorothy Fife who will be-
come the bride of Frank Ries Sept.
l will be honored at a bridge party
and china shower Tuesday night
at the home of Mrs. Russell Cliff,
923 East Fifty-seventh street.
Garden flowers will be the decora-
tions with pink and blue, bridal
colors, predominating. Guests will
be:
Mrs. George Fife. the bride-elects
mother; Mrs. j. S. Ries. the bridegroom
elects mother. and Mesdames E. W. tastes
John A. Hook. Charles Cliff. H. H. Gold
berg. Denver Fuller. A. F. Hook, Robert
Uhl j. S. Smith. Robert I. Boyer. A, L.
johnson. C. NJ. Davis. Marvin Lugar. NAL
colin Carlisle and Robert Kirby and the
Misses Marian Bold and Lucille Widing
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CALENDAR CLUB TO
GIVE GARDEN FETE

A garden party will be given at
2:30 Tuesday afternoon by the July
section of the Calendar Club of the
East Tenth Street M. E. church at
the home of Mrs. M. F. Shorb, 1918
North Tacoma avenue. Mrs. Charles
Coleman is Chairman.
Mrs. w. F. Holmes and Mrs. w.
T. Randall will give a skit, THE
Acid Test"
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BUTLER TRIANON TO
HOLD BRIDGE FETE

Butler university unit of Trianon
will meet tonight for one of its
series Of summer bridges. The party
will be held at the home of Miss
Margaret Harris, 3849 North Capt.
toll avenue.
Those in charge are the Misses
Betty Huff, Mildred Claffey and
Carrie Plapp.
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Card Parties

Center Council 1886 will hold a
euchre and bunco party Tuesday at
1862 East Maryland street.
Camellia lodge 121, Ladies Society
of Locomotive Firemen and Engine
men, will have card party at 2:3O
Tuesday at Castle hall, 216 East
Ohio street.
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MRS. DAMMEYER
IS HONOR GUEST

Mrs. Everette Dammeyer of Aus
tin, Tex, who is visiting her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Julius G. Ludlow,
SAC East drive, Woodruff Place, was
honor guest at a garden party given
Saturday afternoon by her cousin,
Miss Alma Dammeyer, AGO Broad
way.
The hostess was assisted by her
mother, Mrs. Theodore H. DAM
meyer. Appointments were in
green and orchid. Bridge was
played in the garden.
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Past Chiefs to Meet

Past Chief Association, Myrtle
temple 7, will meet at Thursday
with Mrs. A. D. Helfrich, 1919 North
Keystone avenue. Assistant host
esses will be Miss IrTna Fogelson
and Mesdames Fred Willis and vii
liam C.. Kirk.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond R. Rightor
are at home at 3044 English avenue.
Mrs. Rightor was Miss Leona Milan.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter L.
Milan, 1853 Barth avenue, before
her marriage June 80 at st. Marks
Lutheran church.
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LOIS VAN SCOYOC
TO WE'D ON AUG. 7

Aug. 7 has been chosen as the
date of the wedding of Miss Lois E.
Van Scoyoc, daughter of Mrs. E. E.
Van Scoyoc, 1924 Boulevard place,
to Russell w. lime of Alexandria,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. lime of
Rensselaer,. The wedding will take
place at the Broadway M. e. church.
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Miss Robey Married

Mr.. and Mrs. George W. Robey of
townsville have announced the mar
riage of their daughter, Miss Frau
leen Robey, to E. S. Holderman of
Indianapolis, which took place Sat
urday at Efdngham, III. The cou-
pie will live at townsville.
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NORMA SCHAEFER
TO WE'D STATE MAN

Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest F. Schaefer,
1889 Brookside parkway, South
drive, have announced the engage
ment of Miss Norma Schaefer to
Harry Steinker, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frederick Steinker of Colum-
bus, Ind. The wedding will take
place in September.
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Miss HeideL1ldfe Bride

Chicago will be the home OF Mr..
and Mrs. Maurice Cameron after
their return from q wedding trip to
New York. Mrs. Cameron was Miss
Helen Heidelman, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. j. A. Heidelman, 826 North
Bancroft street, before her mar
riage July in Warsaw.
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DINNER ARRANGED
FOR CITY VISITORS

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles D. Snider,
5S29 Broadway, will entertain to-
night with an informal dinner in
honor of their house guests, Mr.
and Mrs. Ralph George, and Miss
June Mikirk of Detroit. Miss Mi
kirk also is visiting Miss Nellie
Morgan.
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Artemas Club to Meet

Mrs. Donald H. Campbsll, I415
Hoyt avenue, will be hostess Thurs
day at luncheon bridge for men,
hers of the ARENAS Club.
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Go on Weekend Partu

A weekend party at Lake Mani
tou included Misses Virginia Flem-
ing, Mary Adams, Betty Ramey,
Evelyn Wolfard. Roberta Cramer,
Mary Insley, Mariamelia Schmidt
ana Catherine Jose.
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Social to Be He'd

Ladies Aid Society of the Sew
enth Presbyterian church will have
a lawn social Tuesday night at Elm
and Cedar streets.
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Luncheon Is Planned

Victory club w. B. A., will hold
a luncheon and meeting THURSDAY
at the home of Mrs. Edwin Lott,
724 North Denny street.
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Sorority to Gather

Alpha Theta Chi sorority will meet
at tonight at the home of Misses
Pauline and Edna Miner, $40 North
Hamilton avenue.
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at all. II was an unhappy household.
Her grandmother told her about
the famous Vegetable Compound
That's how old and trusted a remedy
it is! Il have taken six bottles" she
says, with marvellous results and am
thankful for my increasing health.
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Mr.. and Mrs J. E. North, 1884
North Rural street, announce tie
wedding of their daughter, Miss
Margaret North, to Hardee Kord.
The wedding took place June 5.
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tcopvrieht 1892 by Amos PARRISH
Next-knitted costumes smart
now and in early fan.
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NO MORE TEARS

MRS. HOFFMAN
N was eighteen I
when her baby was
born. Within ayeaT
she had a serious
operation. Then
the flu. Her nerves
went to pieces. She
Cried over nothing
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To VI = " q III UA4N
f RI e n dly with
their callers, but
contrive to make
them feel that
whereas they are
perfectly delight
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-11-18

Old papers for sale at Empire.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-11-18
TIREMEN ARE INVITED TO
 SEND TEAM TO CHILKOOT

A letter from Lieut.. Mckee, of ficer in charge of athletics at Chil- koot Barracks inviting the Fire mems basketball team to partici- pate. in the hop tournament to be held there next month, was read at the regular meeting of the Douglas Fire Department last night. Action on the matter was deferred until the next meeting when basketball activities will be more fully organized.
 Various other issues received the attention of the Bremen, most i'm portant being reports from the officers concerning the condition of the fire-fighting equipment, re- pairs recently made and. also re- garding inspection of chimneys and other fire hazards.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-11-18

companied by MT. Rinden, visited the Federal Court in Juneau yes- terday afternoon They left Doug las on the 2:15 o'clock ferry.
 Members of the history class are: Elsa Lundell, Helen Pusich, Astrid Ioken, Wilma Feero, Jen- nie Savikko, Grant Hudson, Rex Fox, Stephanie Africh, Helen Bar oumes, Helen Stragier, Marie Fox, Phyllis Edwards, John Mills, Anne Kronquist, Phyllis Lundell, James Doogan, James Stragier, Archie Edmiston, Albert Wilson, Geneva Fsero, and Roy Williams.