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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-01-09
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kuo. new republic featured con-
Stantly in world newspaper head
lines. These stamps have reached
the United States on mail, but as
our government has not recognized
Manchukuo, no parcel post or
money orders will be accepted here.
Until Manchukuo's request for ad-
mittance is granted by the Postal
Union. Japan will be the intermedi-
airy for exchange.
The -Manchukuo Society
of Avio Communication has been
organized, with the main route from
Toxic to Hardin, capital of Man
chukuo, though it will serve all
Manchukuo.
First flight covers of Nov. 3, 1882,
have been received in the United
States and it is supposed that this
air activity will neceSSitate, in the
near future, a set of air mail stamps.
An interesting angle of the Man
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SOrOrities

Pledges of Alpha Gamma soror-
ity will meet Tuesday afternoon at
the home of Miss Mary Ellen Reath
2947 KenWood.
Miss Lillian Allen, 421 North
Euclid avenue, will be hostess for
the meeting of the Beta chapter of
Omega Phi Tau sorority, Monday
night.
Tri Psi sorority will give its
monthly bridge party at 2 Wednes-
day afternoon. Reservations may
be made with Mrs. Walter Jones,
1914 North New Jersey street.
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Card Parties

A card party and dance will be
given at $3.50 Friday night, by the
Protected Home Circle, at 322 East
New York street.
Fidelity review 40 w. B. A. will
have a covered dish luncheon and
card party Wednesday, at Castle
hall.
Mrs. Mary Doyle is chairman of
the card party to be given at $50
tonight by the Roman Grove Wood
men Circle, at 1925 Prospect street
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Dinner Bridge
Will Be Held
by Educators

An informal dinner bridge is the
program for the, meeting of the
Council of Administrative Women
in Education at $50 tonight at the
Propylaeum.
Honor guests will include Dean
William Leeds Richardson of the
Butler university college of educa-
ton and Mrs. Richardson; Paul G.
Stetson, superintendent of schools,
and Mrs. Stetson; D. T. Weir,
assistant superintendent of schools,
and Mrs Weir; and w. A. Hacker,
of the social service department,
and Mrs Hacker.
Fifty-fve will attend the meet
ing, according to Mrs. Grace A.
Granger, chairman of the social
committee. She is assisted by the
Misses Ruby Lee, Bertha Leming,
Leona Stuart, and Mrs. Margaret
NJ. Williams.
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Ticket
Sales Drive
for Concert
Bomar Cramer Recital to
Be Given Jan. 20 at
Caleb Mills Hall.

PatroneSSes and alumnae OF Sigma
Alpha Iota and Mu Phi Epsilon,
musical sororities, will assist IN
ticket sales for the concert of Bo-
mar Cramer being sponsored by the
organizations Jan. 20 at Caleb Mills
hall Proceeds will be added to the
scholarship funds.
The patronesseS heading the COM
mitgee are Mrs. Edwin Shedd and
Miss Gladys Alwes. and alumnae,
Mrs. Charles Martin.
Mrs. James H. Lowry is general
ticket chairman for the Sigma
Alpha Iota group. Her assistants
are MeSdames f. H Jarrand. O. M.
Jones. G. F. Cox. Harold Larsh and
Miss Mary Elizabeth Johnson. Miss
Myla Hermann is chairman for the
Mu Phi sales.
Ushers will be Misses jeanette
Harris. Mary GOttman. Sara Eliza
beth Miller. Imogene Pierson. Ra-
mona Wi. son, Geneva Potts, Ruth
Cant, Mae Henri Lane, Ruth Van
Mater, Irma Mae Steele, Fannie
Kiser and Susan Gray Shedd
Miss johnson is publicity chair
man, assisted by Mrs Selma
Scearcy. Mrs E. O. Roberts and
Mrs. Leone Hickman. presidents OF
the organizations, are general chair
men.
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TWO-IN-ONE BLOUSE

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BY JANE JORDAN

afraid of the name I'll get. Now
he's drifting away from me.
He says I've changed; that I
used to be sweet and agreeable. I
know myself I've changed, but he
was the one who changed me. He
said I let people walk on me, so
now 1 stand up for my own rights,
and I'm not the sweet and agree
able girl I used to be.
He said he was going to drift
away gradually so as not to hurt
me, because he couldn't take me
places I wanted to go. But I don't
care about places. 1 love him so
much I'm willing to sit at home
with him. But he takes another
girl places that I wouldn't go.
People ask me, How can you love
a fellow who treats you this way?"
myself don't know, but do, and
always will
BROKEN HEARTED.
Dear Broken Hearted-When a
gentleman tells you not to let any
body walk on you, he means nobody
but himself. Your boy friend did
not expect his advice to turn on
himself like a boomerang, and take
away the sweet, agreeable qualities
that attracted him to you.
Unless you can approve of the
man you love, you're in for a lot of
trouble. The successful sweetheart
is the one who looks up to her lover
with worshipful eyes and endows
him with virtues he would like to
possess. But woe betide the reformer
who sees only evil in her lovers
ways and is too good to share mis-
low-doWn tastes.
You are trying to make your lover
into the kind of boy you want. He is
busy being the kind of boy he wants
to be. You never will come together
until one Of you changes. 1t won't
be the boy friend, or I miss my
guess.
Dear Jane Jordan-We are two
17-year-old high school seniors.
We are both good, clean, nice
1OOhAA4S S4A4n. we dA6 UOIIl pOpu-
lar in school, but our dates Just
don't seem to satisfy us. We can't
make ourselves like our boy
friends very we'll They aren't
our types. We'd like to meet some
new fellows. Good, respectable
fellows, not well-dressed high
matters or anything like that, but
| just plain, comomn good boys.
DISCOURAGED, YET HOPE
Full.
Dear Discouraged Yet Hopeful =
The way to meet new people is to
keep in circulation. Perhaps if you
go out with the boys you do not
like, you will meet some who are
more inspiring.
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Personals

Mrs. w. j. Woodwork and daugh-
ter June, 1907 College avenue, who
have been visiting in Miami and
Cuba since Dec 20, returned Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. George c. Tenney,
1907 East Forty-eighth street, are
visiting at the Roosevelt in New
York City.
Miss Helen B. Banner, 1890 West
Forty-second street, is staying at
the Waldorf Astoria in New York
City.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lynn, $500
Sunset lane, are at the Waldorf
Astoria in New York City.
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HeZpfML Scissors

Keep pair of paper scissors
near the comfortable chair that you
sit in to read your magazines and
papers. When you see something
you like to make, to wear, to do
about the mouse that interests you,
cut it out Immediately and file it
in your household file that you keep
handy. You lose half the helpful
hints that you think you'll go back
and get unless you anchor them
Immediately where you can find
them at a moments notice.
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After She Tried Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound

II found Pinkham book on my
porch, so | sent for your Tablets.
That's how l started taking the Vege-
table Compound. 1t has improved my
appetite and given me more pep. do
not have dizzy spells now like 1 used
to."-MRs. G. R. MoRJoRK, sol
Fourth ST., Struthers, Ohio.
Are you as well as you want to be?
Why don't you try this medicine2
Get bottle from your druggist today.
Liquid or tablets. Find out for your
self why half a million women say.
1t helps me-"
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SUPPER BRIDGE IS
HELD BY MRS. HEAD

Mrs. Everett Head, go North
Brookville road entertained Sun
day night with a supper bridge.
Other guests were Mr.. and Mrs.
Claude Clark, Mr.. and Mrs Robert
Groves, Mr. and Mrs. Isaac La
Port, Mr.. and Mrs. John Tracey,
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Bales. Mrs.
Irene Half, Mrs. DesSa Burt. Mrs.
Ida Gossett, William Young, Oscar
Small.
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Sunday School
Glass to Hold
Benefit Event

A style show and musical program
will feature the l o'clock benefit
luncheon given by the Sunday
school class Of Mrs. w. G. Smith,
Wednesday, in the dining room of
the Central Christian church, cor
ner Of Walnut and Delaware streets.
Mrs. H. H. Arnholter, chairman
of the entertainment, has arranged
the following musical program:
"Nocturne in Minor ........... Chopin
Brazilian Rhapsody" ............. Niemann
Mrs. Fanetta Hitz Brady. pianist.
'Melisande in the Woods" ........... Goetz
The Morning Wind" ........ .Branscombe
Mrs. Irene Jarrard contralto.
Miss Mary Elizabeth Johnson. accompanist.
Improvisation and Melody" Brown
Moonlight in the Lagoon" ......... Friml
The Want of You ........... vanderpool
Emulation" Observation-Disclosures. Pierce
Il Heard You Go By ..............W Wood
MIS-. Iarrard.
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If you've made a mess Of YOUR life. write
honest opinion of your situation.
Dear Jane Jordan-I am SO
years old and have six children.
My husband always made a good
living for us and has worked hard
all his life. He now is 46. I have
been married % years, but have
not treated my husband fair I'M
til the last seven years. I was
crooked with five different men,
who promised not to tell about
our affairs. That was sixteen
years ago, and now everything I
did has come out.
My husband took me to two of
the men and they laid everything
on me. Said I ran after them.
Why couldn't they shoulder the
blame? They we're yellow and
scared of my husband. What
would you do about men who
cause you trouble after you we're
good to them?
I listened to their line that they
would die before they would tell
on me, and then, after sixteen
years, they come face to face with
the husband, who has made me a
good living all these many years
years, and lay the blame on me.
Now I am in hot water with my
husband all the time.
SAD HEART x SO.
Dear Sad Heart x 68-Adam set
the example for generations of men
to come by his classic accusation
The woman tempted me and I did
eat I am surprised that you eX-
pected loyalty from men under such
circumstances.
Instead Of regarding you as pur-
veyor of favors for which they
should be suitably grateful they
saw you as a low creature, unfaith-
full to the good husband who toilec
and shaved to make you a living
Their part in his betrayal did not
trouble them at all. Didn't they
have a woman to blame?
It seems to me that you are get.
ting about what is coming to you
There's a sort of poetic justice il
reaping what you SOW. There i
nothing in your adventures will
these five men which enlists m.
sympathy.
Had you been abused at home o.
even the victim of a mad pas
sion you would have been les
blameworthy. But so far as I car
see you were only a sensation seeker
which does not place you very high
on any scale of values. There are
sensation types who interpret all
pleasure in terms Of physical feel
ing.
1t is better for them to remain
single so as not to involve the vel
fare of other more honest people
in their excursions.
You have bartered your security
for a few titillations. I do no
know what you can do except Il
take your medicine.
+ =
Dear Jane Jordan-I went with
boy for a year. He claimed he
loved me more than any one else
in the world. I am very much in
love with him also, but he is just
at the wild stage. won't go places
he wants me to go, because I am
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-01-09
AMIGA CLUB WILL
MET WEDNESDAY

The AMIGA Club will meet on
Wednesday night at the home OF
Mrs. Earl Spiegel, 725 North Riley
avenue. Special papers will be read
by Mesdames Jack Salter, Thurman
Washburn and Paul Ameter.
The social hour will be in charge
of Nesdames John Kinney and
Frank Richards. Mrs. Robert Shank
arranged the study hour and mu-
steal entertainment.
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TO HOLD
SECOND MUSICALE

The second musicale in connec-
ton with the Indiana Artists Club
exhibition will be held Sunday Ill
the Valencia room of the Sphinx
Arms under the direction Of Mrs.
Bernard Cunniff.
Approximately $50 attended the
musicale Sunday at the Spink-Arms
from to when Mrs. William Ball
Of Muncie sang.
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Haze Hobby
Story of 1882 Pictured
VWdly in Ne7O Stamps
Haze q Hobby

chukuo stamp situation IS the fact
that stamp values are based on the
Mexica dollar, which is one fourth
higher in value than the Hardin
dollar. Therefore, the stamps are
sold at 25 per cent over face value.
THESE first stamps of Man
Il chukuo, issued after the sus-
pension of Chinese postal service.
are of eighteen values and two
designs. The eleven lower values
picture the Pagoda at laying,
Laying, called the White Tower,
an ancient shrine in the oldest town
in Manchukuo. The seven higher
values carry the portrait of Henry
Pu vi, President of Manchukuo.
Since in looks Henry is not the
answer to even a Chinese maiden's
prayer, the stamps are not so hand
some. AT the age of 4. this be-
wildered person was emperor of
China. Two years later he was
deposed by the revolution that end
ed the Manchu dynasty.
The Graf Zeppelin made ten
trips to South America from GEL
many during 1882. To encourage the
flights and make them a financial
success, most of the South Ameri-
can countries either issued new
stamps or surcharged old ones, to
be used exclusively on Zeppelin
mail.
TINE Brazilian government has
Il recognized the set of stamps
issued by the rebels during the
recent Sac Paulo revolution. There
are eleven values and seven war
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Former Butler
Student Bride
of State Man

Miss Helen Maxine Ornbaum,
daughter of DR.. Ben C. Ornbaum
of Petersburg, Ind, formerly q STU
dent at Butler university, became
the bride of j. Ralph Black, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Roy Black of Hunt
ington, Ind, Friday at the Black
home. A reception followed.
Mrs. Black was prominent in
musical organizations at the uni
versity and belongs to Delta Delta
Delta sorority. She is a member of
the Petersburg chapter of Psi Iota
XII and the Evening Musicale.
The bridegroom attended the Uni
versity of Louisville. They will live
at Petersburg.
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SORORITY WILL
INSTALL CHIEFS

Newly elected officers of Beta
chapter Of Sigma Delta Zeta soro-
rity VIII be installed at a meeting
Monday night at the home of Miss
Mildred Fulle. 1907 Dawson street.
Miss Mayme Hamilton, the retir-
ing president, will install the fol-
lowing officers: Miss Ruth Baase,
president, Miss Caroline Mas, vice
president and secretary: and Miss
Margaret Seitz, treasurer.
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CLUB
WILL NOMINATE

Officers for the State Assembly
Woman's Club will be nominated at
a meeting of the nominating COM
mittee at Tuesday in the Claypool.
The committee is composed Of
Mrs. Fred Byers, president Of the
local branch, as chairman; Mrs.
Sam Benz Of English, and Mrs. Ed
gar Perkins.
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NURSES TO HOLD
DISTRICT MEETING

The Fourth district of Indiana
State Nurses Association will hold
the first meeting Of the year at
2:30 Thursday in the auditorium of
the Indiana university medical
school.
DR.. G. o. Mccormick will present
an illustrated lecture on obstetrics.
Group discussion will follow.
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CONVERSATIONAL
SEES INAUGURAL

Mrs. Virginia Jenckes of Terre
Haute, congresswoman-clect from
the Sixth district, and her daughter,
Miss Virginia, attended the inaugu-
ration of Governor Paul McNutt at
noon today.
They will go to Washington for
several months, where Mrs. Jenckes
will continue her observations of
congress.
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Chimes to Girc P0rtu

Chimes. Junior honorary group of
Butler university. will give a skat-
ing party from $3.50 to 10 Wednes-
dav night IN the field house. Miss
Marjorie Carr is chairman. assisted
by Misses NIozelle Ehnes. Magdalene
Adams. Mary Bohnstadt, Betty
Dodds. Emma Lou Thornborough
and Mary Alice Burch.
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HARD LUCK DANCE
TO BE HELD HERE

A hard luck" dance will be given
Friday the 18th in the crystal ball
room of the Marott by the Mems
Union of Butler university.
Harold Love. president, has an
nounced that Charlie DeSautelle
and his band will play Howard
Campbell is in charge of ticket
sales
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MRS. C. o. ROBINSON

A We reach the beginning of a
L n new year, it is interesting to
look back upon 1882 and see how
world events have been chronicled
in stamps. The most interesting
story from every angle is told by the
stamps issued July 81, by Manchu-
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MOTHERS CLUB TO
MEET WEDNESDAY

Sigma NJ Mothers Club will meet
1870 Wednesday at the fraternity
house. 4615 Sunset boulevard. Mrs
I. Howard Staley will review THE
Emigrant," by Bojer, and Ainsworth
Arnold will sing, accompanied by
Mrs. John Garde.
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MeetinQ to Be Held

Alpha Kappa Latreian will meet
at Tuesday afternoon at the home
of Mrs. Robert B. Berner. 1858 Car
rollton avenue.
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Copyright. 1888. BY Amos Parrish
LUNCHEON WILL
BE HELD BY CLUB

Mrs. c. II. Taylor and Mrs. Ora
Butz will be hostesSes for the lun-
cheon meeting of the Kappa Delta
Mothers club to be held at 1890
Wednesday, at the chapter house,
326 Buckingham Drive.
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Thedter Pdrty Planned

Plans for a theater party were
discussed at meeting Of the Junior
Co-Eds Sunday afternoon at the
home of Miss Rose Norman, 1902
East New York street.
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issue to honor Won Gronau, who
stopped at Manila Sept. 81, 1882.
AS only $4,000 were surcharged, the
few sets that reached the United
States command a good price.
The French aviators, De Yer
Meth, Deve and Munich, arrived at
Noumed on April 5, 1892, on a
flight from Paris. To pay for the
repairs on their plane, damaged on
landing, New Caledonia overprinted
the current 40 and so cent
stamps with the inscription, Paris
Noumea-de Verneith-Deve-M MUNICH.
April 5, 1882, and the likeness of
their Donier plane. Because only
1900 sets we're sold, the price soon
became gratifying to spectators.
The romantic country of Monaco
no longer will issue stamps. The
prince must have lost at his own
gaming tables, for lately an agree
ment was made by which France
will have supervision of Monaco in
return for cash and a perpetual
annuity. French stamps will be
used, so this ends a philatelic his
tory that began in 1885, and has
fewer than 500 stamp varieties.
Professor Picard, whose ascent
into the stratosphere was one of
the marvels of 1882, has been
honored by Belgium with set of
stamps, of three values each in the
same design, picturing the profess
sor's famous balloon, called the
Scientific Research Issue" though
not intended to make money, as
are SO many foreign stamps.
Fine Ski meet catchet Jan %. Chance
70 use &c OLYMPIC winter sport stamps
send to Chamber, of Commerce. Lakeville
Mrs. F. E. S. The stamps YOU mention
are not catalogued. but YOU might find a
ouYer OF documentary stamps at the meet
ing Ing OF the indiana Stamp club March 2. at
Mr.. Ell. will try to find good home
for your cat. as I know what it means to
kind reader will give him home NY cat
that was pictured is seven years old
Mrs. r. TT will help YOU find the
name Of YOUR glass pattern but can not
give values Take 1t to a dealer for that
Mr.. W. H. C.-The catalog Of air bag
gage labels VIII be published IN the maya
zinc NY Pal. AS it only costs so cents
wear. YOU can get the information YOU
wish at small expense. The address is SD
Bamford. street. Hawthorne. n. J. If YOU
tin $50 West Fiftv-1rst street. New York
she will send YOU start on collection.
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Officers to Be Installed

Officers for the year will be in
stalled at the regular meeting Of
the Tenth " ard Democratic Club, to
he held at 8 Tuesday night in the
clubroom. at Cottage avenue and
Olive street.
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Hostess to Club

Mrs. Samuel Kinley, 1882 Broad
way, will be hostess for the Women'5
Eighth Ward Democratic Club at 8
Wednesday night.
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Social Club to Meet

The Independent Social club will
meet Tuesday at the home of Mrs.
"A. T. Mayasld. SAT College avenue.
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Hundreds of Women to
Attend Home Economics
Programs at Purdue u.
Better Management Will Be keynote of
Sessions Opening Today; Noted Speakers
Will Give Instructions to Visitors.
BIZ Times Special

LAFAYETTE management will be the
theme of the home
Hooer who will attend
at Purdue starting today and continuing
In trend with the times the entire
planned with reducing
and products commonly found the reducing
rnnnfo
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Dear Jane Jordan-I went with
boy for a year. He claimed he
loved me more than any one else
in the world. I am very much in
love with him also, but he is just
at the wild stage. I won't go places
he wants me to go, because I am