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CHUNGAS Y NO CHUNGAS

FL coronel Lindbergh, que
es h6roe de la paz. no de la
guerra, identified ell cadavel
de 81 hiio.
Pareci6 que ell dolor iba a
dominar,o pero ell joven man,
tuya su impress onante tristeZa
sin cue las lagrjmas saltaran.
La voz del padre Sc oy6, gra
We, aDesadumbrada: Els positi
vamerte ell nino.
Muchos de los hombres que
le rodeaban no pudieron con.
terer ell llanto, pero ell padre.
cue inter;ormen sentia Ia
mordida terrible de la angus
Tia, consigui0 dominar la emo
ci6n.
Despu6s. Ell acto de la Incl
neraci6n Y las cenizas del sci
amado e fueron entregadas
en- una cajita.
La honda pena del coronel
es la pena de la naci6n y del
mundO.
Pero a los hombres cores,
ponde eXtender los brazos, a
vanzar, y que la Inca de sepa,
raci6n entire los criminales Y
los que gobiernan quede firme
mente trazada.
Hay que poner termino a la
"protecci6n' del crimen, a cam
bio de miles de pesos y vctos;
hay que desligar a los gober
nantes de los pandiFEros, 81
hemos de impedir que los hi
Jos de los heroes sean Secues-
trad0s y asesinados.
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ConciertO del Maestro Brdgn

w "tb N"fotfN 'iNJh
Para ell martes esta anuncia-
do eI concerto del notable pia-
nista Barcellos de Braga, que
desde hace varios amos reside
en- la Florida.
Sc cOmpone el programa de
dos parties. En- la primera Bra
ga tocara el concerto en- E me-
nor, de Chopin; fantasia y flu
ga, de Bash; la sonata Opus III
de Beethoven, y el Amor Brujo,
DANA del Fuego. de Manuel
Cantaran romanzas ell tenor
De Minicis, la soprano CARMEL
ma Lucido y Ell bajo Cervi.
Braga tocara en- la segunda
parte con@siciones de RaSel,
Debussy .SAlbeniz, las danzas
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NUEV0 PLAZO AL G0BTFR
NO DE CUBA

Habana, Mayo l4.-Oficia'
mente Sc ha communicate que
ell Chase National Bank de n
York ha resuelto conceder una
pr6rroga de so sias sobre e
emprestito de 90 millones al
gobierno de Cuba.
La noticia Sc ha dado sin CO.
mentarios desconoci6ndose los
detalles del nuevo arreglo.
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Me de In URiOne ItdliaRd

Picnic de In URiOne ItaliaRd
La Unione ltaliana, la pres
tigioSa sociedad. celebrara ma
mana un Picnic en- la playa de
Rocy Point.
BESIDE las II de la manana
hasta las 3 de la tarde Sc baila-
ran las danzas italianas Y des-
pues, de las 3 a las 8. Sc pasara
a la musica americana.
Dos orquestas han sido con-
tratadas.
Las guaguas saldran de la es-
quina de la S6ptima avenida y
Gale l8.
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81 a los 81 jos" Sc les apa-
lea por extsrioriZar ideas con-
tariaS a las inSti uciones actua.
les V aconsejar Sc recurra a la
violercia...... Gque debe hacer
Sc para convencer y "apaci-
guar" a los que invocan los
principles de igualdad Y de
mocracia Y Sc "ciscan" en- las
inStituciones pasando por enci
ma del derecho de sus conciu.
dadanos a entregar la direc.
ci6n dc les puestos pdblicos a
los hombres mas simpaticos 0
habiles?
81 a los "rojos" Sc les persi-
que y ~encarcela Iporque anhe-
Ian apoderar~e del gobierno
con ell fin, segdn ellos, de dar-
nos un "sistema" mejor... Ique
debe hacerse para "calmar''
a los que violan a la Democra-
ella. mancillando ell sufragio y
convirti6ndofE en- UNI inStru-
mento de OPPRESSION, no de libe-
raci6n?
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FL pueblo latino, extendidC
por Ybor City, West Tampa
Palmetto Beach Tampa Heigh
V otros barrios, quiere conf .
sics honrados, imparciales.
Durante muchos amos Sc ha
venido insultando a los distrl-
tos de Ybor City y West Tam,
pa, afirmandose, con raz6n.
que ~ ellos Sc realizaban todas
las ampas" electorales.
) las kregu!aridades Sc
vcni5 - cometicndo en- contra
de II 4timientos de la pc .
blaci6t 9na, por tres 0 Qua
tro doc, y de infelices que pre-
ferian II Rs cuantos pesos a la
honradezl la justicia.
Los qtI hacian "trampas''
fueron sSsituidos por unos
"tramposos" mayores y ahora
ayoabrados, con las names en-
Ia cabeza, LIS tampenos espe.
ran una nugAa "brava."
"A cualK ciudadanos CO
rresponde eNar que IdN fires.
cos" voten tres 0 veinte wees
que la decencia politica sea u
trajada por unos pocos ambi.
closes, = qNe leAuertR q.
jerciten ell eca de Afra.
| gio? fk
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Los comiSionadoS rechaZarOn
aver la proposition de los clubs
civicos, que ansian tengamOs
elecciones honradas.
Para las mesas de los cole.
gios electorales seran designa.
dos hombres de la confianza
de los comisionados, no hom-
bres de la confianza del pue-
bio.
ST los senores que gobiernar
e condado, Sc equivocan y en-
tregan las urnas a hombres
pocos escrupulosos, las prima,
r'as de JUNO quedaran para
s;empre "grabadas" en- ell al
ma del pueblo.
Los mejoras ciudadanos pi.
den que Sc ponga especial cui-
dado en- seleccionar a los Sc
cretarios e inspectores y los
clubs civicos ofrecieron a sus
miembros; pero los comisiona.
dos prefieren a sus amigos.
GSe encoAtraran hombres pa
ra rellenar las urnas y permi
fir que los "forrer 5" Sc bur
len de la "santidad" de sufrd
gio Y de los principios basi.
cos del regimen democratico
republican,?
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tSon comunistas los que eS.
tar preparando les ~''forros" y
otras ''armas'' de las que des.
prestigian a la democracia?
tSon "rojos" los que han he
'ho las 'nscripciones falsas pa,
n mancillar ell sufragio?
GSon ''encarnados" los que
pr2f;eren la victoria segura
aunoue manchada, a la veto
ria Iimpia. expression noble Y
sincera de Ia voluntad popu
lar?
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IA que ciudadanos cores
ponde impedir que los hon.
encargados de Ia vigilan,
Ga V direction de los colegio,
electorales. decidan la con
tieuda" de2oSi ando boleta,
eXtraidas de suS bolsilloS?
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Caught PIastered' Y "Shot
Gun Pass"
En- la function de mahana Sc
ofrecera al pdblico de u ba-
rriada de West TAMPA, Day
break" con ell notable actor es
panol ~Ram61Novarro.
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RITZ

Vuelve a la pantalla Local
Boy Makes Good" con ell fame
so c6mico Joe E. Brown y la
bella actriz Ruth Hall; Ri :
ders of the Cactus" y un ecisc
dio de la interesante serie Eva
nishing Legion"
Para mahana domingo Sc a
nuncia "Generaci6n Culpable."
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Bale del Ide1l Club

A'"fit ttt " u 't"'
En- honor a las senoritas
miembros dc este Club que as
piran al titulo de Reina de Ybor
Sc efectuara un bale ell dia II
de JUNO.
ASi nos 10 comunica muy a
tentamcnte el Sr. Frank Fernan
dsZ.
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la Sra. Carmela Suarcz, de
IS amos de edad. falleci6 hoy en-
su Residential, 1903 Corinne St.
La sobreviven su madre Sra.
Carmela Molina; un hermano,
Emilio Molina, y 2 hermanas.
Luciano Isidr6n y Ana Cruz. Su
entierro Sc efectuara eI dopin-
e, a las 5 en- Ell cementerio
Wcodlawn, saIiendo 81 corteio
d. IA rrortuoria, leio la direc-
ci6n de W. Primo Lord
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Exhibe por Ultima vez Ell mo
uument5 doble programa,
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cuba>hs de CervaTes, dos com
posiciones de LecHona, la Rap
Soda H1ngara Mum. 2 de LitZ,
un walls de Strauss y la DANA
de la Muerte.
Manuel Aparicio Y eI LSrito-
no Cacciatore, en- comBahfa de
los cantantes arriba menciona-
dos, tienen tambien ndmeros en-
la parte final del roMIancn
3 Muchos billetes ID
han sido vendidos va T.
ra que ell concerto hya
un extraordinario exi
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DE ITALIA
DE LUCIA CRITICA A GIGLI

Roma, Mayo l4.-Giuseppe
de Luca, baritone del Metropo
Opera HouE De New
York, declare aqui que los can
tantes han acceptable una reba-
ia de sueldo para mantener la
Opera Y en- prueba de afecto
a la misma por ell pGblico
de New York.
La actitud de Beniamino Gil
gil, negandose a ll-,ura
rebaja de sueldS c4!ifica-
da de ingrata Adernostrativa
de poca amplitud deAcriterio.
La question era $ hpleSen-
tie una de haeer freEe a la e.
mergencia presentfa. con ell
fin de salvar a unag.aa insti-
tuci6n. Sc An8jQ a Gigli un
nueyo cQ pie un
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Carlo to Make Films in Sweden

By United Press
STOCKHOLM, Aug. 5.-GFeta Gar
DO intends to make her own films
in Sweden, it was understood today;
the cinema star also was expected
to buy the summer residence of the
late Ivar Kruger at Aengsholmen
Miss Carlo is due here Monday on
the steamer Gripsholm.
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TRADE COTTON, CLOTHES

Red Cross EXTENDS Relief Program
to all Parts of Country.
BR United Press
WASHINGTON, Aug. 5.-Judge
John Barton Payne, head of the
American Red Cross. has reported
tn President Hoover that his organ
ization is busy exchanging cotton
for clothing as part Of the Red Cross
relief program in all parts of the
country
With 100000 bales of cotton at its
disposal as the result Of recent legis-
lation, the Red Cross is exchanging
warehouse orders for manufactured
goods, Payne said.
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some widely-known character ac-
tors ana actresses. Among them
are Dudley Digges, as the kindly
bachelor uncle of Janet, whose sage
advice enables the pair of newly
weds to weather their marital
storms.
Minna Gombell is seen as the
wise-cracking wife of a successful
business man; Leila Bennett has
the role of Hattie, the maid who
almost drives Janet into Mysteries
and whose gin enables Charlie to
forget his many worries. George
Meeker is seen as the village brag-
CART and sutton for Janets affec-
tons.
THE First Year" presents Miss
Gaynor and Farrell in their first
attempt at comedy The direction
was supervised by William K. How
ard, who gave the screen THE
Trial of Vivienne Ware" and
Transatlantic" Short subjects in
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-08-05
FINDS RATHER IN BED

TULARE, Cal, Aug. 5.-Mrs. j.
L. Sweeney is an authority on rude
awakenings.
A guest at summer home near
here, she was partly awakened dur
ing nap by feeling something
crawling over her legs. Thinking,
drowsily. it was one of the harm
less variety of lizards found around
here, she shook it of Then whir-
ring sound awakened her COM
pletely.
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PRISONERS KILL
DEPUTY SHERIFF
WITH OWN GUN
Two Are Captured by Posse
After Making Escape From
Murdered Officer.
BIZ United Press

BIZ United Press
HASTINGS, MINI, Aug. 5.-TWo
burglary suspects who killed Deputy
Sheriff Rudolph Fischer, Mendoza,
with his own gun, we're captured
within six hours Of the Staying.
Harold Wilder, st. Paul, who was
out on bail in connection with an
attempt to extort $4,000 from Geb-
hard Bohn, millionaire refrigerator
manufacturer, during the time his
son Haskell was kidnapped last
month, and his companion were
captured in corn field near Lang
don.
The prisoners, whom Deputy
Fischer was bringing here to face
burglary chargeA snatched the Of
ficer's gun from his holster and
shot him to death.
The men fled and a posse of
deputies and angry citizens started
IN Pursuit.
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STATE BUDGET
BILL PASSAGE
BELIEVED NEAR
Measure Is Scheduled to
Go to Gov. LesIieS in
Next 81 Hours.

Conference committee action on
the new state budget, which brings
reductions of nearly s1,500,000 for
the fiscal year 1928. was expected
to result in agreement between the
house and senate today.
The bill is scheduled to be ready
for the signature of Governor Harry
G. Leslie within the next twenty
four hours.
Senators spent Thursday after
noon in going over the bill as it
came from the house and the ulti-
mate result was an increase of
SOL, $50 in the total sums set by the
representatives
The house cuts were based on a
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Forget the BaIIyhoo
We Simply Say That
MILLER PRICES ARE
ALWA VS. RIGHT

Motorists who buy Miller Geared-
to-the-Road Tires are not persuaded
by screaming headlines and circus
stun. They buy Miller Tires because
Mlllers, are the only tires that satisfy
them. AS rule they have used Mil
Ter Tires for years. They know from
past experience that they will get
more dependable, safer and longer
wearing tire in Millers. AS far as the
price is concerned, they know that
our prices and allowances are right.
otherwise we could not stay in bust
ness. Buy the tire that. is GUAR
ANTEED IN WRITING to- GUT
WEAR ANY OTHER. Buy Millers.
You'll find the price is right.
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Tune in the Rose
Tire Buddies To-
night, 6:45 p. NJ.
WKBF
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FIGHT FOR RADIO RIGHT
EnglewOod Church Board AssaiIs
Revolving of WED License.

Resolution assailing revocation by
the federal radio commission Of a
license for the Thirty-First Street
Baptist church's proposed radio sta
ton, WED has been sent to the
commission at Washington by the
official board of the Englewood
Christian church.
The resolution denies the station
would interfere or be in competition
with other local stations.
Eight Indiana radio stations OPP
pose the license. on which hear
ing will be held soon.
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Guiding Movietone News, Looney-
Tune cartoon and Slim Summerville
in Meet the Princess" round out
the program.
Other theaters today offer: The
Mills Brothers in person and Roar
Of the Dragon" at the Circle, White
Zombie" with Bella Lugosi at the
Palace, and Guilty AS He'll" at the
Indiana.
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fat Is per cent for all departments
and 10 per cent for state institu-
tons.
After cutting the Governors per-
sonal service from sl9.A75 to ST, 200,
the senate boosted the emergency
contingent fund from $4,000 to
100000.
Mansion maintenance was also
Increased from $1,000 to $4,000.
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HOES FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY

Two-tone tan and elk, also black
dressy oxfOrds. Sizes 1 to 8.
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LiUe and Learn
Tinted Press

BV UHffed Press
SHELTON, Wash, Aug. s.
CLYDE Wells, grammar school
ianitor. has two degrees, one in
engineering and one in chem
istry. H. E. Loop. city super
intendent of schools. graduated
from high school only.
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FILMOFNEWLY WEBS
WILL BE HELD OVER
Love Affairs of Janet and Charles Draw Record Breaking
Crowds of Men and Women to the Apollo

JANET Charles Farrell
brsted sweehearts according their heradd
by the king and Of the continuing for the
Apollo
successful of the
The svehearts
which include
er and the wedding itself preceding the hectic during
the first twelve months of The
This the
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HunOr Wife
Before Her
Baby Comes

Thousands Of men are wondering what
part they should play during the months
before their much heralded Offspring
puts In his appearance. How should
they act and what Is In store for them.
since prospective nanmas are ant 10 70
pretty temperamental at times7
hints for father-to-be are contained
IN TINS article. the last Of a series pre-
bureau Of medical information Of the
New York Academy OF Medicine
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to
Honor City
Bride ELECT

Honoring Miss Dorothy Marie
Patterson, 1903 Park avenue. whose
marriage to Robert j. Mack of
Trenton, N. j., will take place Dec.
IA, Mrs. Kurt Ehlert and Mrs. T.
F. McNutt will entertain tonight
with dinner-bridge at the home
of Mrs. Ehlert, 4919 Kenwood ave-
nue..
Bridal colors of green and white
will be carried out in the table ap-
pointments, by the use of white
ROSES and chrysanthemums, and
white taperS.
Guests will include Mrs. Harold
Richard Victor, who, as matron of
honor, will be Miss Patterson's only
attendant at the wedding, and:
Mesdames Lena K Mummenhof.. joseph
Buck. Richard Corya Harold Barclay
Robert Horn, Keppler Bowman, Joseph
Mofett Davis. N. c. Hilgenberg and George
W. Walker. and Misses Nannette Mummen-
hoh, La Donna Lamb. Georgianna Rock
well. Dorotha Berger. Lucinda Smith, Leila
Belle Shipman and Katherine Smith.
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Banquet to
Be Held by
z Chapters

A formal banquet, celebrating
Founders day will be given at $50
Saturday at the Propylaeum by
Kappa and Zeta chapters Of Mu Phi
Epsilon, national honorary musical
sorority.
Mrs. Jane johnson Burroughs,
member of the Indianapolis Alum
nae Club and past president Of the
Indiana Federation of Music Clubs,
will act as POSTMASTER.
The presidents of the organiza-
tions are Mrs. Leone Kinder Rick
man, Kappa chapter; Miss Betty
Cheney, Zeta chapter, located at
De Paw university; Mrs. Tia Sink,
indianapolis Alumnae Club, and
Mrs. Berenice Glass, Patroness Club.
Mrs. Dorothy Ryker Spivey is
chairman of arrangements. The
program is in charge of Mrs. Irene
Heppner, and will include the fol-
lowing:
Instrumental Trio
Scnerzo -..-....s........... van Goens
BONANZA" ...................W ieneawski
Martha Rundell Schnaiter, violin, Mar
jorie Bernat, cello, Lucille Wagner, piano.
Kappa Chapter
,. Love ana / .'''''..-..;..... ann Ronell
Nostalgia" ....... Katherine L. Manning
The Days Begun ........ Clara Edwards
Mary Norman, Alumnae Club
Bird as Prophet" .schumann
opus rs, No. 8"..................Ch Chopin
Leah Curnut, Zeta Chapter
"Je suis encore tout e'tourdie'
1Manon] .........-...........M assenet
9allata - .:'..'.'... .Old Italian
Jessie Fitch, Alumnae Club
"Ondine" OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. DeBussv
"Etude Tabieau Flat Minor - ''''
Flight of the Bundle Bee
go. .Rinsky- Korsakoff- Rachmaninof
1mogene Pierson, Kappa Chapter
Selected Edna T. Bowles, zeta Chapter
Vocal Ensemble
Singer" Singer and Songs" H. Warlick Eichhorn
1T is the Signing Of wind in the Trees,
from Song Cycle" peter Pan"
.............M Mrs. H. H A. Beach
Ensemble of Patroness Club,
Mary Wheeler Shattuck, Director.
Accompanies will be the Misses Francis,
Wishard, Harriet Burch and Louise Mason
Caldwell.
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ALICE O'DONNELL
TO Be HOSTESS

Miss Alice ODonneu will be hos
tess tonight, at a 6 o'clock dinner to
the Alpha NJ chapter of Alpha Zeta
Beta sorority.
Following the dinner Miss EsteIe
Mencke, president, will have
charge Of initiation services for
Misses Eva Brown and Clara Mae
Barrett. Bridge and a midnight
lunch will follow.
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TUDOR HALL WILL
PRESENT REVIEWS

The staff of the Chronicle, senior
yearbook at Tudor Hall, will spon-
sor a series Of book reviews by Mrs
Kathryn Turney Garten.
The first of the lecture will be
given Tuesday, Nov. Is, and the
following ones will be given the first
Thursday in each month, from De-
cember to March. Tickets for the
entire series or for individual lee
lures may be had at the school
office.
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Mrs. Dorset Hostess

Ryan and Fred Sanders.
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floor snow 70 De
presented by the
Vepus Club to-
night at Cars
hall on East
Washington street.
Those taking
part in the floor
show are: Misses
Dorothy and Patsy
Sanders, Wanita
Flowers, Helena
Eder, Joe Rire and
the Marcie Dim
berger dancers.
Assisting Abel
are: Donald De-
laney, h arl e S
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WYE buy the finest, the very
w finest tobaccoS in all the
world-but that does not explain
why folks everywhere regard
Lucky Strike as the mildest ciga-
rette. The fact is, we never over
look the truth that Mature in
the Raw is Seldom Mild so
these fine tobaccos, after proper
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-11-10
Officers to Be Named

Officers will be elected at meet
ing of the Sigma Tau Delta sorority
Friday at the Spink-Arms. The
folliwing will be pledges: Misses
Gertrude Clancy, Edna Wagner,
Mary Deveny, Gertrude Yount,
Clara Triplett, Rosemary Cutter,
Leona Lingenfelter, Margaret Kline,
Catherine Bockweg, Cova Triplett
and Mrs. Jesse Hawks.
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accompanied by Miss Mable Cole
man. Piano selections viii be given
by Mrs. Jeanne knight, and Mrs. r.
A. Lovelle viii give vocal solo.
The executive board, which in
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Week-E End I'M Cnnit0L

Miss Ruth Pinkham, 1886 North
Meridian street, and Miss Marcia
Morrison, 3O38 Ruckle street, &C
companied by several classmates at
Sweet Briar college, spent the
weekend at the Dodge, in Wash
ington.
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PAGE 7

cludeS DR.. D. s. Goble, R. T. Bur-
rell, J. H. Newland, R o. James and
Misses Rose w. Sadler and Carrie
l.. Swails, will give a William H.
McGuffey program.
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THE END

Scotch Plaid accessories
Scotch plaids, so smart for sports
scarfs, are being matched with
Scotch plaid fabric handbags. The
bags usually are trimmed with
metal.
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MGUFFEYITES TO
MEET SATURDAY

The regular monthly meeting of
McGuffeyite school l will be held
at 1870 Saturday, in the Cropsey
auditorium of the Central library.
Mrs. John B. Ferguson, daughter of
missionary parents, who was born
in China, will give a thirty-minute
address on China.
Charles w. Daugherty will sing,