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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-05-18
Seniors to
Be HOnOred
at Butler

Parties honoring seniors Of various
sororities and fraternities at Butler
university are becoming popular in
the social activities Of the university.
The mothers club Of Kappa
Kappa Gamma will entertain SEN
iors at a luncheon meeting at 1890
Friday at the chapter house.
The program will include piano
solos by Miss Nancy Moore and Miss
Mary Elizabeth Ikard, a reading by
Mrs. Joseph Merriam and a minuet
by a group OF children in colonial
costumes. Miss Julia Guess will
play a program Of harp numbers
during the luncheon. Mrs. George
@. Bruce is in charge Of arrange
ments.
Seniors Of Alpha Omicron Pi will
BE- special guests at the annual
guest party of the alumnae associa-
ton which will meet at 7:45 Thurs
day at the home of Mrs. Russell
Hippensteel, 5242 North Illinois
street.
Mrs. D. o. Gardner, new alumnae
president, and Mrs. Lester Smith.
alumnae district superintendent,
will pour.
A picnic party and treasure hunt
at Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Summers
country home. Hillcrest, in Wash
ington place, will honor seniors Of
the Kappa Delta Rho fraternity
Saturday The Mothers Club Will
be hostess.
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Mrs. Fred Kepner- on Program
at Literary Clubs Affair

Mrs. Fred Kepner was on the pro-
gram OF the annual guest party Of
the Multum in Parvo Literary Club.
that met Tuesday afternoon at the
Woodruff Place club house. Mrs.
Kepner sang Garden Gossip" and
Lady Spring"
Others on the program included
Mrs. Frank E. Weimer. president,
who gave an address OF welcome.
and Mrs. Horace G. Casacy, pro-
gram chairman. who presented the
entertainers. Mrs. Carl H. IrTgang
sang Dawn" and April My April.
Both singers we're accompanied by
Mrs NJ D. Didway.
The guest speaker was Mrs. Pearl
King Henshaw. who talked on China.
In the receiving line we're Mrs.
Emil H. Soufflot. founder; Mrs. Wei
mer. president; Mrs. Adolph Wag-
ner. vice president; Mrs. Earl Clam
pitt. secretary. and Mrs. w. David
Morton. treasurer.
Mrs. Souhlot and Mrs. Weimer
presided at the tea table, which was
laid with a Chinese lace cloth. The
centerpiece was a silver bowl Of
roses in pastel shades. Ivory col
ored candles in silver holders light
ed the table
The clubrcom was arranged with
spring flowers and palms, lighted
with Chinese lanterns. represent
ing Chinese garden hooks.
Mrs. Ernest w. Fullenwider, host
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Mrs. Hodges Is
Reelected as
Society Head

Mrs. Fletcher Hodges was re-
elected president Of the Indiana So
ciety Of Colonial Danes Of America
az a luncheon meeting Tuesday at
the Propylaeum.
Mrs. Arthur Y Brown was chOs en-
first vice president: Mrs. Edmund
b. Bail, Muncie. second vice resi-
dent. and directors for a term of
three years, Mesdamcs Henry w
Bennett. Joseph J. Daniels. Edwin
II. Forty. Henry Scot Fraser and
Frank N. Lewis.
Recording and corresponding sec
Tetaries. treasurer. historian and
librarian will b. elected at a meet
ing Of the board. May "a. at the
home of Mrs. Hodges
Mrs. Ball reported on the official
opening of the national headquar-
tiers. Dumbarton House in George
town. which she attended May AS.
Out-of-town members present
were Mrs. Ball and Mrs. Frederick
D. Rose OF Muncie Guests we're
Mrs. Russell c. Langdon and Mrs.
William G. Stephenson. both Of TT.
Benjamin Harrison.
Tho social committee with Mrs.
BENJAMIN d. Hitz as chairman wac
in charge Of the meeting.
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Personals

Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Wellington.
34l Campbell avenue. spent the
weekend at Goshen as the guests
of DR.. and Mrs. John wellington.
Mrs. Frederic Krull. 4732 North
Pennsylvania street. has returned
from Chambersburg. Pa. and Wash
ington. where she delivered several
lectures.
Austin H. Brown 440l North
Illinois street, is at the Roosevelt
in New York City
Miss Elizabeth Bertermann. 1891
Washington boulevard. has returned
from Asheville. N. c.. where she
attended the national convention OF
the Needlework Guild Of America.
Mrs. Frank B. Hunter. 1894 North
Illinois street. president OF the In
diana Federation OF Music Clubs.
has returned from Washington.
where she attended a meeting OF
the board Of the national fedora
ton.
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State d. A. r.
Session Named

Delegates from the Old GLORY
Society, d. A. r. for the state con-
vention to be held here at the d.
A. r. chapter house Saturday arc
Misses Mary Ellen Voyles. Anna
Redwine, Richard Fowler. and DON
old Shafer From the Junior group
representatives will be Ann Holmes
Margaret Winslow. Henry Holt and
James Kalleen.
Pages will be Miss Voyles. Mar
earet Millikan and Clara Patton
Miss Redwine will give the society's
report.
Assisting in the registration will
re Miss Ann Tenant. Miss Mary
Eon. Donald Dickson and Dan
Taylor
History OF the American Flacs.
viii be presented with Miss Dor
othea Craft in charge. The lunch
con to be held at noon in the Blue
triangle han will be in charge O,
Misses Mary Hinkle, Betsy and
Maryan Winterrowd.
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Cook School
Attracting
Big Crowds

First session OF the Indianapolis
Times Cooking school, being held
at English's theater. was at 2 Tues
day afternoon. More than five hun
dred local women attended.
Mrs. Dorothy Ayers Loudon. Chi
cago. nationally known food and
cooking expert, is conducting the
demonstration and giving the &C
companying lecture for each session.
The school Is continuing this after
noon, Thursday afternoon and
Thursday night
Demonstrates Recipe Types
Mrs. Loudon is adapting her pro-
gram 70 the current needs OF house
wives. Many Of her recipes are
directly intended 10 take care Of
the recently cut budgets. which
have been necessary in many homes
struck by the depression.
Az Tuesdays session she demon
strated various types Of recipes. in
GLIDING a ragout Of veal with dump
lings. sunshine salad. Scotch short
breads. date dessert. graham crack
CT mousse, stick cinnamon buns,
o'clock tea almonds. spinach ring
filled with mushrooms. caramel
frosting and red devils food.
Recipes on Program
Copies OF each Of the recipes
demonstrated are printed on the
programs presented to the audience.
A space on the program is allowed
for questions which the watchers
may wish to ask Mrs Loudon.
These she answers at the close Of
the session.
This afternoons program includ-
ed planked steak, nut pudding. but
ter scotch hard sauce. Noah's ark
cake peanut brittle mousse, sea
dream salad, bunny marshmallows.
petit fours. coffee chocolate icing.
Lady Baltimore cake and frosting
and spaghetti with tuna hsh She
also demonstrated a means OF
lessening work with the washing OF
kitchen linens.
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Pick June 4
for SOrOrity'S
Bridge Finals

Final plavon in the bridge tour
nament OF the Indiana Gamma
alumnae Of Pi Beta Phi sorority
Will take place Saturday. June 4,
at the home Of Mrs. Alice Holloway
APT Sutherland avenue. Hostesscs
will be:
Miss Ethel Curryer and members Of her
section. Mcsdames Justus Paul Of Prank
lin. D. O. Rearby. william Bachelor.
Henry Jordon. Frank d Hatfield. Carl
Fletcher. Ellis B. Hall George Pittman.
Herbert King. Demarchus c. Brown and
Mrs Holloway.
Final meetings of various sections
are being held. Miss Annette Hedges
section will be entertained this week
by Mrs. Harry Fenton while Miss
Maurine Jaquith will be hostess to
Miss Sarah Birk'S group. Mrs. Rob-
ert Hammond and Mrs. Norman
Green will entertain their sections
at Mrs. Green's home at 1850 Suth-
erland avenue.
Miss Curryer's group met with
Mrs. Clifford Wright Friday.
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Athletic Club
to Hold Open
House Party

Open house will be held by the
Hoosier Athletic Club Saturday
night. for members and their
friends.
The entertainment will include
swimming exhibition from $3.50 to
10; Keno and bridge parties in the
card rooms, and dancing in the ball
room, beginning at 1890.
The following members Of the
womans Athletic Club. subsidiary
organization Of the Hoosier club, will
have charge of the Keno party:
Miss Vivian Ely. Mrs. Lula Stewart,
Misses Ann Metzger, Mary Hoereth,
Naomi Fike, Alice Rudbeck, and
Louise Ely.
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10Th ANNIVERSARY
MARKED BY CLUB

Twenty-sixth anniversary of the
Independent Social Club was cele-
hrated Tuesday with a party in the
Hunters loC'.-e CT the Marott.
Following a review of the clubs
history by Mrs Harry Linabury. a
musical program was given BY Fred
erick G. Winter. tenor. accompanied
by Miss Marjorie Lytle; Miss Ma
bel Pruitt. pianist: Carl Rudman.
violinist. accompanied by Miss
Pruitt; Miss Mary Ella Pock. reader.
accompanied by Mrs. Harry Pock:
Mrs. William Seiber. soprano. ac-
companied by Mrs. Chauncey Jar
Wis.
Decorations we're in red. white
and blue. club colors. A large birth
day cake. with candles. was the
centerpiece of the serving table.
Mrs. Walter More presided.
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Nautical blue and white print in
batiste, because it is so popular, is
chosen by this smart Junior.
The yoked bodice and inset at the
front to stimulate a bolero are of
plain batiste. II tones with the
blue shade.
Other schemes such as yellow and
white in pique. striped cotton weave
in red. white and blue with plain
white and plain pink sportsweight
linen with white handkerchief linen
dotted in pink, used for contrast.
are adorable.
Style No. 433 is designed for sizes
S. 8. 10 and II years. Size re-
quires Is yards of 35-inch ma
terial. with y yard of 35-inch con-
trasting and yards of binding.
Our large Fashion Magazine will
help you economic. 1t includes
styles for the miss. the stout. the
matron and adorable models for the
Riddles. Also. modern embroidery
for the home, lingerie, pajamas. etc.
Price of book 10 cents.
Price of pattern Is cents in
stamps or coin tcoin is preferredl.
Wrap coin carefully.
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CAMP FIRE GIRLS
PLAN CONFERENCE

Camp Fire Girls will hold a camp
conference at Heflin's camp near
Edinburgh, Saturday and Sunday.
with Miss Helen l.. Nichols. execu-
tive secretary, in charge. Each
registered group of the indianapolis
district will send two representa-
tives. All girls not furnishing their
own transportation will meet at
the Camp Fire Office at 9 Saturday
morning. Campcraft, out of door
cooking and nature study will be
the specialtieS OF the conference.
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New Board of
PrOpylaeum to
Gather Monday

Appointment of committee chair
men for the Propylaeum Club will
be made at a meeting Of the new
board Monday. according to an
nouncement OF Mrs. Arthur V.
Brown. who was reelected preSi-
dent at the annual meeting Monday
in the clubhouse. Other officers
chosen are:
Mrs. Kin Hubbard. hrst vice-president.
Mrs Robert A. Adams second yice-presi,
dent: Mrs Edison T. Wood, treasurer, and
Mrs o. n Torian. secretary.
Five board members selected were: Mrs.
Torian, Mrs. Adams and Mescames Frank
NJ Reed Thomas r. Kacklev and Lagz
whitcomb. Mrs. Whitcomb is the only
new member. The others we're reelected.
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CerUlts Club Elects

Mrs. Martin Collins is the new
head Of the Cervus Club of the Elks.
Other officers chosen at the meeting
Monday afternoon at the Antlers
are Mrs. E. J. Richter, vice-presi-
dent; Mrs. A. NJ. Tolard. recording
secretary, and Mrs. H. C. Sargent
and Mrs. Eugene Blackburn, mem
erS-at-large.
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PHILATHEA CLASSES
TO PICK DELEGATES

Delegates to the National Baraca
Philathea convention to be held
soon in Washington will be chosen
at dinner meeting of the three
Philathea classes of the College
Avenue Baptist church. at $50 to-
night at the church.
Arrangements are in charge of
Mesdames Laurel Benton, william
Wigal, Robert Bentley. H. G. Asher,
J. J. Gilchrist and Miss Nellie Tay-
Tor Mrs. Mary Parks-Thomas. &C
cordionist. will present a program.
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Iotd Psis to Meet

Members of Iota Psi Omega sor-
ority will be entertained at 10 to-
night at a swimming party in the
Antlers pool. Regular meeting OF
the sorority will be held at s:15
Thursday at the home Of Miss Thel-
ma Clements. 55ol University ave-
nue..
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First OF a series Of rush parties
by Chi Beta Kappa sorority will be
in the form of a progressive dinner
tonight. HosteSSes will be Misses
Ruby Steinruck, Margaret WEIGH,
Laura Milhouse and Ethel Marie
Acton. Rushees will be Misses
Elizabeth Ballard, Bonnie Greenlee,
Helen Miller, Lola Belle Venable
and Mrs. Cecil Clements.
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Circle to Entertain

Social Circle OF the Olive Branch
Rebekah lodge 10 will be entertained
Thursday afternoon at the home OF
Mrs. A. E. Hubbard. 944 East Nor
riS street. Assistant hostesses will
be Mesdames C. M Kyle, Emma
Barthell and Nellie Agar.
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Council to Meet

Woman's council Of the University
Park Christian church will meet at
1890 Thursday Mrs. Marie Rey-
holds Ford. former missionary to
South America. and Mrs. A. c. Gar
nett, a native of Australia. will
speak. Luncheon will be served at
noon.
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CHALCEDONY CLUB
ELECTS NEW HEADS

Officers for the Chalcedony Club
elected Tuesday at a meeting in
the Lumley tearoom were:
Mrs. Fred Duscnberg. president. Mrs
Mack Msrgolis. vioe-president. Mrs. A.
= Adams recording secretary. Mrs. Hal
h1.-rs. assistant recording secretary. Mrs
GEORGE Purh correS~cndinc secretary.
Mrs. Charles Bvneld. treasurer. and Mes
DANES oscar Enslev. Ethel Buschmann.
Rufus Mumford. Norman Gilman and A.
NJ Hetherlncton. directors.
Annual card party o. the club
will be held June 10 at the home
of Mrs Dusenberg. 1920 Fall Creek
boulevard.
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to Be Scene
of Recital

Propylaeum Club will present
Mrs Herbert NJ. Woollen, soprano,
and Mrs. Lafayette Page, pianist,
in a recital at 2:30 Thursday at the
Propylaeum. Nonresident members
Of the club will be special guests.
A luncheon will precede the pro-
gram. Mrs. Baille Steinhart viii
be accompanisf for Mrs. Woollen.
The clubhouse will be decorted
with spring flowers. and a number
of the members will act as host
esses. The program aor the recital
follows:
.Lassia chic pianssa" ......... R Aaaesi
~ Mrs. .wosllen
II
Largo" ............... Leonardo ds vlnci
.fntroauction and Prelude -. ProkoneI
Mrs Page
LAS Aria t.r.i5 De aabg
L Miroir .........-....-....... .rerIaIl
Mrs. wooIlsn
"
'Etude Alb Observation-Disclosures. Chopin
'Etude EbT Observation-Disclosures. Chopin
Fantasia Impromptu" .......... Chopin
Mrs. Page
Wounded Birch" .......... Grctchaninof
Iris" Observation-Disclosures. Harriet Ware
.Lotos Bhima" ........... Schumann
Mainacht" Observation-Disclosures. Brahms
Mrs Wooilen
Prelude" Cyershusir
Refets dams l'eau" ............. DebusSy
Tango" NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Albeniz
Legende" Observation-Disclosures. .Albeniz
Mrs. Page
VII
Five ouatrains from the Rubaiyat.
............ 49,. James Rogers
Mrs Woolien.
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Ma INV III uDuDls WHO W JdHt
w Jordan. who will help you
with your problems by answering
your letters in this column.
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my first sweetheart. I never had any
good times before marriage and ] haven't
than fve years and have one child. NV
husband never takes US anywhere. When
] ask him 70 20. he saws ] should have
he IS settled nov to stay
] don't Ike to run all the time Ike
59e WINS w2men e 90 ogt n 90 Se % 80 once
nov have met bow nv own age and
fallen deeply in love with him. NV
life Is terrible without him. He is 80
romantic and loving and likes the things
I DO Now I know YOU viii think ! am
terrible. but ! can't help i. Please
listen TO nv storvi Please don't print
nv letter. but lust answer my question.
TRUE BLUE.
Dear True Blue-In asking me
not to print your letter, you did not
realize that your experience is so
similar to hundreds of others that
no one can identify you. I do not
think you are terrible. but behaving
only in The typical manner of a
young cir. married before she knew
what she was doing. Evidently.
YOU have chosen a man with psy-
Geological differences in tempera-
ment which will make it difficult
for you to build a happy life to-
gether.
In this instance. 1 am inclined TO
blame your husband a little for
young girl and then ex-
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Mothers Glib to Meet

Delta Zeta Mothers Club of But
Ter university will hold a benefit
card party at Friday at Coopers
restaurant. Mrs. c. w. Wright will
be in charge.
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ess chairman, was assisted by
Mesdames William T. Randall, E.
Preston Jones. Basil Vaught. Gerald
Hyde, walter Wallace. Mrs Souffiot,
Mrs. Kepner and Mrs. Irrgang
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Drill Team to Meet

Chapman drill team viii hold
covered dish luncheon Thursday at
the home Of Mrs. NJ. E. Almond,
1902 Kenwood avenue.
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Mrs. A. Campbell Garnett, 214
West Forty-fourth street. who is
faculty ally for Trianon at Butler
university. entertained Saturday at
her home at a bridge and bunco
party.
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Sorority to Meet
Beta Tau sorority will meet at
8 tonight at the Antlers.
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teeth !. 's SsS

Yellow, stained teeth are not natural.
For proof start using Kolynos-a half
inch of this scientific dental cream on
adry brush, twice daily. In days your
teeth will look fully 3 shades whiterl
Understandable dentalcreamcleans
teeth so much whittier than other prep
arations you've used because it con-
tains tworemarkable ingredients. One
the finest cleansing agent known
foams into and cleans out every ifs
sure. removes decay-causing debris.
grasses ugly tartar and yellow. While
the second ingredient kills millions of
germs that swarm into the mouth
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MANNtRSANOM ORALS0
N\ BY JANE JORDAN /p)

XXTHEN in doubt, write to Jane
w Jordan. who will help you
with your problems by answering
your letters in this column.
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VII
Five ouatrains from the Rubaiyat
............ ........ James Rogers
Mrs Woolien
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danes A. o. Hitz and e. II. KEN
per McComb, who will pour, and
James Murray, George s. Olive,
Hugh j. Baker. Carl F. EveIeigh,
Ora H. Minnick, H. E. Sutherlin,
BENJAMIN c. Stevenson and Harry
r. Wilson.
officers of the Propylaeum Club
will have reception and tea for
stockholders and their families from
4 to at the club house. Mrs. Ar
thur v. Brown, president, and her
board members, will receive in the
southeast parlor. Tea will be served
in the club room. Miss Julia Louise
Guess, harpist, will play during the
receiving hours and from 5 to 7
there will be an orchestra in the
ball room for dancing.
At John Heron Art institute. as
ISOLATION directors will entertain at
tea on the occasion of the opening
of the exhibit of Modern Masters
from the Lizzie p. Bliss collection.
Mrs. Robert 3. Failey, chairman
of the entertainment committee. has
announced that tea will be served
from 3 until 6 in the west gallery
on the second floor.
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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

mo less than fifteen trade journals
Of national circulation have car
RED in detail the plan Of the local
association"
Rules adopted by indianapolis
retailers do not prohibit a return
when it is legitimate and reasonable
or when the store is at fault. The
loss entailed by promiscuous and
unwarranted return of merchandise
grew to such proportions that stores
actually were suffering direct cost,
Balch explained.
In larger stores, from five to six
departments are concerned, entail
ing bookkeeping, receiving, re-
marking and other duties before the
transaction is closed, all of which
mean a financial loss.
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RANDOLPH RITES SET

Funeral TO Be Held Saturday for
City Woman.
Mrs. Nancy Randolph, SO, died of
pneumonia Thursday at The home of
her son, Frank Randolph, 1416 North
Mount street. Funeral services will
be held at 2 Saturday at Tuxedo
Park Baptist church, of which she
was member.
Survivors are three sons, Frank
and Seth Randolph of Indianapolis
and Earl Randolph Of Los Angeles;
daughter, Mrs. Bessie Pear of
Springfield, Mass; brother, George
Howerton of Indianapolis. and two
sisters, Mrs. Anna Waters of Bridge
port and Mrs. Mary Sharp of Stiles
vile.
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DRIVE ON RETURNED
GOODS BEARS FRUIT

1.-THE number of requests materi-
ally have lesSened," Balch said.
This is proof that the buying pub
lie has accepted the rules as fair
and are abiding by them"
All fragrant returns have been
placed in the credit record of the
customer in the Office of the asso-
citation and has had a favorable eff
feet, according to Balch.
Not only has the system cur
tailed abuse of return privileges
in the city, but it has attracted
national attention" Balch stated.
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SERVICE IMPROVED
Street Cars, Buses Reach
All Sections of City.

Repairs and requirements of
tracks during the last year have
made possible improved street car
service for indianapolis.
Every section of the city is served
either by buses or street cars of
the indianapolis Street Railway
Company and the Peoples Motor
Coach Company and transfer privi-
ieges are extended.
Thrifty people who are prepar-
ing their budgets for 1882" said D.
E. Watson, manager for the re-
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Campaign against return Of mer-
chandise inaugurated in May, 1880
by the Indianapolis Merchants As
ISOLATION, mas been unusually sue
cessful during 1881, according to w.
E. Balch, manager.
Rules adopted by the Merchants
Association have been generally &C
cepted as fair and equitable by the
buying public. Balch explained.
Since the effort to mitigate abuse
Of the privilege has been in effect,
return requests must be made by
the customers within six days.
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PAGE II
Aged Woman Kills SELF

By United Press
ALBION. ind, Jan. Fear Of
becoming a burden to other menu
bers of the family caused Mrs.
Sarah Ray. 70, to end her life at
her home here, authorities believe.
Mrs. Ray covered the kitchen floor
with papers, placed her head on
pillow and slashed her throat with
a razor. A farewell note lay nearby.
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ceiver. "can save by using public
transportation for all city purposes,
saving their private cars for more
extensive trips.
There is no question concerning
the economic need of street car
operation within large cities. 1t
must be augmented by buses ex-
teEding into remote sections. To-
gether these carriers handle about
So per cent of all those who are
daily sojourners between their
homes and places of business"