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The Bismarck tribune., 1934-09-12
seems to be we'll on the way toward
fulfillmNnt.

seems to be we'll on the way toward
fulfillment.
FOR several years she has been q
pupil at the Curtis Institute Of Music
in Philadelphia. Already she has the
muscular strength Of q man, and there
seems to be no problem Of finger
technique which causes her any real
difficulty. She has no rnannerisms 90
far as can see: all her attention Is
centered in the task at hand and no
matter how extreme its demands she
seems quite undismayed-as we'll she
may, her grasp and facility being
what they are
1T seems altogether safe to prom
ise that two or three years more Of
application will make . distinctly re-
markable pianist Of this gifted girl. .
On this brilliant technical founda-
tion, Miss Weinstein now Is building
q superstructure Of solid uusicianship
and Interpretation. Josef Hoffman.
director Of the Curtis Institute. ex-
pressed surprise at the growth and
maturity Of Miss Weinstein's inter-
p, citation during the last year.
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Governor @. n. Olson Is Guest
and Gives Short Talk Dur.
Ing Exercises Tuesday

Miss Katherine Bodenstab, Bis
tuarck. was made an honorary cap
tain and Miss Peggy Pierce, Mandan,
was made an honorary first lieutenant
at . ceremony staged Tuesday even
ing at the G. g. G. camp In River
side park.
In . brief speech to the corps, Cap
tain T. H. G. Waters said the recog-
milton was extended to the two young
women because Of the assistance
they have rendered in making the
stay Of the CCC boys enjoyable, and
The Bismarck tribune., 1934-09-12
THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE. WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER L. 1884

amily had an automobile accident
4; they were approaching Tappen In
he dense fog late Monday night. The
car was overturned in the ditch but
they were able to continue their trip
after passersby assisted Mr. Penders
in putting the machine back on the
road.
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Mathilda Altentaler
Bride of J. j. Refs

Rt Rev. Bishop Vincent Wehrle
officiated at the marriage Of Miss
Mathilda Altentaler, Fort Rice, and
Jacob ]. Refs, Mandan, which was
performed at the bishops residence,
l22 Thayer Avenue, Monday after
noon. John Refs and Miss Margaret
Altentaler attended the couple at the
ceremony.
Mrs. H. L. Wheeler was chosen q
teacher for the ensuing year when
the Philathea Bible class Of the First
Presbyterian church held its fall re-
organization meeting at the home Of
Mrs. Clell q. Cannon, 2l4 Avenue e.
Twelve members were present. Other
officers named are: President-Miss
Ellen King. Vice president-Miss
Frances Heath. Secretary - Miss
Marion Jordan. Treasurer - Miss
Elizabeth Gieseler. Historian - Miss
Leone Hiland.
additional Society on Page Three)
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additional Society on Page Three)
La gaceta., 1934-08-02
La Inauguration del Institute del Nino

En- horas de la tarde de aver
tuvo lugar la Inauguration Off
cial del Institute del Nino, es-
tablecimiento que viene a lie
mar un vacio en- ell campo de las
actividades medicas, en- los ba-
rrios latinos.
La ceremonial Sc efectu6 en-
ell Dispensario de la nueva aso-
ciaci0n, situado en- ell numero
.315 de la avenida E. Ross.
Al mismo asistieron, ademas
de los representatives de los pc
ri6dicos, que fueron especial
mente ~invitados, I'm grupo Sc
lecto de PROFESSIONALS y ami
Cos y familiares de los intere-
sados en- la obra.
Despu6s de unas interesan :
tes palabras del DR.. Silverio, di
rector del Institute, la concu-
|rrencia fue esplendidamente
obsequiada.
Todos los departamentos fue
ron recorridos, conviniendo los
invitados en- que Sc italian mon
La gaceta., 1934-08-02
M COMO LUGAR DE
ESCUELA PARA UNA NUE.
VA EMhRESA DE AVA.
CION

Buenos Aires, Agosto "A
la compania TRANSCRIPTION, de
New York, Sc lie concedi6 aver
permiso para estudiar la post
bilidad de establecer una Inca
de aeroplanos entire esa gran
Iciudad de los Estados Unidos y
Buenos Aires.
Como lugares de parada Ell
la nueva ruta Sc mencionan A
sunci6n, Paraguay; Corumbs,
Brasil; Manaos, Brasil; Cara
cas-, Venezuela; Port Au Prin-
ce, Haiti; San Juan, Puerto Ri
60; la Habana, Cuba, y Tampa,
Florida.
Los aerOplanos recorrerian
en- cada viaje 5,400 millas.
La gaceta., 1934-08-02
DE RADIO

Estaci6n WSUN, de St. Pc
tersburg Y Clearwater: $50,
O'Leary Irish Minstrels; 6:l5,
Gene y Glen, comedia; 6:45,
aventuras de Frank Buck; 200
orquesta de Rudy Vallee; $50,
ell showboat del captain Henry
800, parada de las provinciaS
$50, Ecos de Palisades; 1000,
iorquesta de Hoist; 1920, or
questa de Enrique Madriguera
II 100, orquesta filarm6nica de
Milwaukee; Il 80 Bale en- las
Dos Ciudades.
La gaceta., 1934-08-02

Estaci0n WDAE, de Tampa:
5 80, orquesta de Charles Bar
nett; 500, Leon Velasco y su
orquesta; 6:15, The Wayside
Cottage; TOO, Kate Smith;
las harmonicas de Leith
Stevens; 800, orquesta de BIZ
lily Hays; $50, Tito GUITAR y
su orquesta; 8:45, Club Fats
Waller; 900, As minutes en-
Hollywood 9:45, a toda veloci-
dad; 10 700 Vera Van y sus can
clones; 10:15, orquesta de
Grdfe; 1O:45, orquesta de
Busee; II 100, orquesta de Joe
Reichman; 11:30, orquesta de
Enoch Light.
La gaceta., 1934-08-02

tados con extraordinario buen
gusto.
Cuenta ell Institute, ademas
de las salas y departamento
propios de esta clase de esta-
blecimientos, con un moderno
llaboratorio, sala de Rayos X y
Diatermia, Rayos Ultra-Viole-
,tas y Luz Alpha.
Constituyen SD cuerpo facuI-
tativo los Ores. Juan Silverio,
Julio Gavilla y Nathaniel Span
gler; Srta. Manuela Failde, je-
fe de laboratorio; Carmen
Gonzalez y Marta Caba-
rrouy, enfermeras; Segundo
Gonzalez, administrator, y
Nestor de Meza, Inspector do
miciliario.
Aver mismo ,despues del &C
to inaugural, comenzaron las
consultas.
I'm exito definitivo augura-
mos a los fundadores de esta
Institution, digna por todos
conceptos del apoyo de nues-
troS convecinos.
La gaceta., 1934-08-02
INF0R
DEF. P'JERTC

Vapores que entraron aver
Britt Marie, sueco, p~rocedente
lde Montreal; Fairisle, ameri-
|cano, con carga, de Puerto Ri
CO, y Commercial Navigator, a
mericano, procedente de PhiIa-
delphia, a tomar carga.
Zarparon los vapores Betty,
Evelyn y Commercial Naviga-
tor, de bandera americana, y
la motonave inglesa Madam
Green, que Sc dirige a la Ha-
bana.
La gaceta., 1934-08-02
,OBREROS QUE Sc APAR-
TAN DE LA CONFEDE-
RACION

Habana, agosto 2.-Los obre
'ros de los omnibus Aliados en-
I'm manifesto publicado aver
Sc apartan de la Confederation
Obrera y no reconocen la auto
-ridad del Sindicato de Obreros
de Transporte.
Sc quejan los trabajadores
de que Sc les obliga a declarar
huelgas sin motive, Y que los
jefes de los movimientos son in
dividuos extranjeros.
Mas tarde organizaran ellos
yun nuevo gremio que defienda
-sus ~intereses y no Sc mezcle en-
politica.
La gaceta., 1934-08-02
La junction de los
Loyal knights

La tuncl0n de los
Loyal knights
Muy bien presentada la fies-
ia teatral de anoche en- ell salon
de los Caballeros del Aguila de
Orc ,bajo los aUspicios de la
Secci0n de Sociabilidad.
En- la obra Los Milagros
del Jornal" Sc lucieron mucho
la aplaudida artista Carmen
Ramirez y Severino Martinez;
graciosas en- sus papeles las di-
minutas artistas Elisa y Alicia,
hijas de la Sra. Ramirez.
Severino Quintantlla y la CO.
nocida tiple Carmita Esperan-
te Sc distinguieron en- ell entire
mes "Sangre Gorda". Aplausos
hubieron para todos.
Ell microbes 5 del proximo
mes habra otra function social,
con la zarzuela LA Marcia de
Cadiz."
La gaceta., 1934-08-02
Ia CAUSA POR Ell ASESI-
NATO DE PEREZ

Habana, agosto. "A la@
3 80 de la tarde de aver Sc sus-
pendi6 para continuarla ell lu-
mes pr6ximo, la vista de Ia eau
sa por ell asesinato del estudian
tie julio Perez, una de las victl-
mas del machadato.
Varios testigos eNplicaron
las persecuciones de que Perez
era objeto y que culminaron en-
su muerte alevosa.
La gaceta., 1934-08-02
Sc Case Ell


A esta ciudad Sc ha comuni-
cado que en- la noche de aver
contrajeron matrimonio, en-
Lakeland, ell senador Park
Trammell y la Sra. Beatrice
que recientemente OBJ
tuviera I'm divorcio en- la ciu :
dad de Barlow.
Actu6 de padrino en- la cere-
monia ell comandante Allie An
gle, administrator de la adua :
ma de Tampa, y amigo intimo
del senador, y de madrina la
Sra. Horace Woodall.
Mr.. Trammell, que tiene So
mos de edad, sali6 anoche mis-
me en- viaje de luna de miel.
La gaceta., 1934-08-02
ITRASLADO DE VIGILAN.
TIES

Ell jefe de policia, Sr. Tits
worth, firmo aver varias 0rde-
mes relacionadas con ell perso-
nal.
Al vigilante R. Driggers Sc lie
traslada de la secci0n de detec-
tives Y Sc lie pasa al relieve del
teniente Nepper; c.. C. Blanton
es trasladado a la vigilancia de
las casas de empeno en- compa-
MIA de j. H. Dunn; w. w. Sto-
ry pasa del servicio de las ca
sas de empeno al negociado de
detectives.
Harry Yates Sc present6 "a
yer listo para ell servicio y Sc
lie asign6 al grupo de detecti-
yes.
La gaceta., 1934-08-02
Ell PRECIO DE
LA GASOLINE

La gasolina bajo aver un cen
tavo en- las estaciones de Tam
pa, siendo ell precio actual de
Fl centavos, en- lugar de %.
Una asamblea especial de la
industrial del servicio automovi
lista tendra lugar en- la noche
de hoy, a las $50, en- ell edificio
de la Camara de Concrete.
Los duenos de las gasolineras
Sc oponen a una guerra de pre-
clio.
La gaceta., 1934-08-02
Beach pdrty

Beach party
Del L. B. H. Club, para ell
domingo en- la playa de Clear
water.
Exclusivamente para sus
miembros. Saldran de Ia Gale
Mitchell nGmero zoos, a las T
de la manana y regresaran por
la noche.
I'm autobus artisticamente
adornado trasladara a los excur
sionistas.
Sc servira un lunch.
En- la glorieta de "Joyland''
finalizara la fiesta.
Cesar RiUerO.
La gaceta., 1934-08-02
Sc DISMINUIRA Ell IRA
BAJO Y Ell AUXILIO EN-
Ell MES DE AGOSTO

La FERA, segGn ell Official e.
jecutivo, j. G.. Moore, disminui
|ra ell reparto de trabajo y auxi-
lilo en- ell mes de agosto.
Para este mes Sc destinaron
al condado $175,000, en- compa-
raci6n con $4,000 recibidos
en- ell mes de julio.
Del total para agosto Sc des-
tinaran $4,000 a la adquisi-
ion de materiales.
La gaceta., 1934-08-02
De V@dcdciOneS

Procedente de la ciudad de
Detroit llegaron a esta ciudad
10 jovenes esposos Margarita y
Manuel Fernandez.
Ell j6ven Fernandez, perso-
ma de reconocidos meritos, Sc
gradu6 en- la Universidad de
Detroit de perito mercantil y
ocupa un importante cargo en-
una compania que tiene ALI sus
oficinas.
Su culta e interesante espo.
sa desempena tambien IN alto
puesto en- esa ciudad.
Residen en- ell hogan del pa.
Dire del Sr. Fernandez, en- la
avenida Palm nGmero 301.
Grata estancia les deseamo;
en- esta localidad, donde gozar
de gran estimaci6n.
La gaceta., 1934-08-02
Ell PRECIO DE LA LECHE

Habana, agosto 2.-Se da
.por SECURE que ell problema de
Ia leche Sc resolvera en- esta Sc
mana o en- la venidera, a mas
.tardar.
Ell consumidor pagara ell IL
,tro de 8 9 centavos y ell produc-
tor cobrara de a a Az centvos.
La gaceta., 1934-08-02
LA GUERRA A LOS MOS
QUITOS

Con 20 hombres Facilitates
Ipor la FERA Sc declarara hoy
la guerra a los mosquitoes en- e
%perimetro de la ciudad de Tam.
pa.
Los Muchachos Explorado-
res han ofrecido su valiosa COO
peraci6n, la que ha sido acep-
tada.
Una epidemic de dengue exis
te en- MAN y la jefatura de
sandal quiere evitar su desa-
gradable vista.
La gaceta., 1934-08-02

de mil comensales al almuerzo,
Por la noche Sc quemaran fue-
gos artificiales.
Los tickets para la comida
cuestan un peso Y estan a la
venta en- la casa de F. Suarez,
en- la Doce avenida.
Sera un triunfo.
La gaceta., 1934-08-02
PIeitos y DIVORCES

R. j. Ritter contra Carrie w.
Nord; j. l.. Vincent contra Ed
gar NJ. Fisher; E. NJ. Frank
houser contra ell Condado de
Hillsborough John H. Watts
contra Lawrence H. McKissick.
La gaceta., 1934-08-02
Loyal knights of America

Esta prestigiosa Logia, que
cuenta con mas de 1000 MEM
bros, cuyo objective es unir en-
lazos de confraternidad a los
ciudadanos -hispano-americanos
de Tampa, sigue trabajando pa
"a la gran fiesta del parque La
Columna, ell dia 10 de este mes.
Sc espera que concurran mas
La gaceta., 1934-08-02
MA1'RlMONIOS

Manuel A. Menendez, "a, y
Blanca del Rosal, "a; Wilbur
Hickey, "a, y Mamie Hargrove,
"a; Merville Thompson, 81, y
Lillian Browne, Fl.
La gaceta., 1934-08-02
L5neGS de grGtitwd

Para los miembros de las Sec
clones de Recreo y Beneficencia
del Circulo Cubano. Me comu-
nican que asistiran a mi fun
ci6n. Los muchachos que pre-
side ell enthusiastic j6ven AIfre-
do Duarte anuncian an gran
bale para ell dia % de Septiem-
.bre, en- los amplios salones de la
Gale IA.
La gaceta., 1934-08-02
UNA COMISION DE Glen
FUEGOS

Habana, agosto 2.-Visitara
hoy al coronel Mendieta una co
mission de prominentes ciuda-
danos de Cienfuegos. Pediran
los comisionados Sc consceda el
puerto libre a esa importante
.poblacion.
La gaceta., 1934-08-02
IGESTIONES A FAVOR DE
CAPOTE

Habana, agosto 2.-Los estu-
diantes del Frente Unico reali-
IAN gestiones en- favor del DR..
Enrique Capote.
Piden que Sc lie n0mbre jefe
de impuestos, en- la secretaria
de hacienda.
La gaceta., 1934-08-02
Una juntG

Me informa la gentil Secre-
taria del Souvenir Social Club,
Srta. Ofelia Rodriguez, que la
junta que debia celebrarse ell
viernes ha sido pospuesta para
hoy, con motive de mi benefit
clio en- ell teatro del Centre AS
turiano.
Els de suma Importance la
reunion de hoy y ruega la asis-
tencia de todos.
La gaceta., 1934-08-02
Ell TEMPO

Nublados parciales para hoy
V manana. Vientos moderados
del suroeste.
Maxima temperature aver,
90 grades; minima, IA.
La gaceta., 1934-08-02
Del Centre ESpaHoI

Celebraron tambi6n su fun
ci6n social, en- ell teatro Royal,
los muchachos de la Secci6n de
Recreo, con la pelicula rip
tide.
!, Muy nutrida la concurrent
cia.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-10-25
CLUBS CHARTER
REQUEST FILED
University Group PurSueS
Reorganization Plan
by Action.

Reorganization Of the University
Club of indianapolis was Begun to-
day with the fling of Incorporation
papers in the secretary Of states
office.
Recently the club abandoned its
cid quarters at $50 North Meridian
street and now is housed in the In
dianapolis Athletic Club.
Cornelius o. Alig, one Of the in
corporators, said today that the
papers filed were in keeping with
the recent reorganization plan.
He said the plan is to limit the
club members to 300 as it was
limited under the old organization.
Other incorporators are Fred w.
Appel. Edward J. Benentt, Robert
B. Failey, Sylvester johnson Jr.,
Walter w. Kuhn, Herbert ]. Reade,
Thomas D. Sheerin, Thomas D.
Stevenson, William H. Stafford,
Alexander L. Taggart and Oscar P.
Welborn.
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QUICK RELIEF FROM
CONSTIPATION

That is the joyful cry CT thou
sands since DR.. Edwards produced
Olive Tablets, the substitute for
calomel.
DR.. Edwards, a practicing physi-
clan for 20 years, and calomeIs old
time enemy, discovered the formula
for Olive Tablets while treating pa
tients for chronic constipation.
Olive Tablets do not contain calo-
mel, just a healing, soothing vege-
table laxative safe and pleasant.
No gripping is the keynote" Of
these little sugar-coated, olive col
ored tablets. They help cause the
bowels to act normally. They never
force them to unnatural action.
If you have a dark brown mouth"
bad breath-a dull, tired feeling
sick headache caused by constipation
you should find quick. sure and
pleasant results from one or two of
DIR. Edwards Olive Tablets.
Thousands take them TO keep right
Try them. 15c, soc, 6Oc.-Advertise-
ment.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-10-25
PROJECT
BIDS ARE SET
WreCking to Start Dec. |,
and Construction
March |.

Bids for the wrecking Of struc-
lures in the slum clearance project
east Of the city hospital will be re-
ceived until Friday. Nov. 9. Carl
Ferguson. government engineer in
charge of the project, announced
today.
The wrecking will start about
Dec. 1 and construction probably
Will begin March /, Mr.. Ferguson
said. There will be one contract
only for the demolition and the sue
cesSful bidder will have seventy five
days to complete his work.
The entire project including the
construction of twenty-five buildings
will result in the employment of ap-
proximately four hundred persons
and direct pay roll of about $780,
600, Mr.. Ferguson said.
Specifications for the wrecking
may be obtained at Mr. Ferguson's
Office, 11O1 Indiana Pythian build
ing.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-10-25
COAL COMP ANY
is INDICTED IN
INSURANCE CASE
Evansville Firm Fails to
Protect Employees, Is
Charge.

The Marion county grand jury to-
day returned an indictment against
the Crescent Coal Company. Evans
vile, charging the company with
failure to carry workmen's compen-
sation insurance.
The indictment was returned in
Marion county because the company
is alleged TO have failed 70 file
certificates with the state industrial
board here showing compliance with
the compensation statutes
Because Of the dangerous nature
of the work. few companies will un-
derwrite insurance to protect miners,
and the miners union has been con-
Quoting a drive. especially against
the smaller individual operators, to
secure protection. it was learned.
Evidence in support of their cause
has been collected By union minor
groups and turned over to Herbert
z. Wilson. Marion county prosecutor.
Mr.. Wilson said that he is under
the impression that more than 85
per cent of the operators carry
workers compensation.
Indictments also were returned
against individual operators, but
the names we're not diyulged.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-10-25
GR0TT0 WILL PARADE
IN DOWNTOWN STREETS
Dinner and Fall Initiation to Be
Held in Athenaeum.

A downtown parade will be held
tomorrow night at 7 by Sahara
Grotto, in advance Of the fall initia-
ton ceremonial. The parade will
be led by the Pirate band, following
a police escort.
Following the band will be the
Blue Devils drill team, with Leon
Richards as captain, and present and
past Grotto officers; the dramatic
cast. the Sahara Revelers and the
Sahara drum and bugle corps, I'M
der command of John Sproull
Members will follow on foot and in
automobiles.
Fall ceremonials will begin at 5
with dinner in the Athenaeum.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-10-25
RADIO TALK SCHEDULED
Springer to Discuss Regulations Be-
fore Scientech Club.

E. w. Springer will speak on
aeronautical radio and radio COM
mission regulations at the lunch
con of the Scientech Club in the
Board of Trade Monday.
Mr.. Springer, indianapolis build
er of electro medical apparatus, re-
Gently has been working in the field
of ultra high frequency communica-
ton and he is one of the few who
have been able to secure an expert
mental channel from the radio COM
mission during the past year.
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boro tMass) unit OF forty-eight
members after the annual contest.
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1,5OO Women Attend Farley

BV IHfTfU TTfSs
EVANSVILLE, Ind. Oct. 25.-Ap-
proximately 1900 women from four
states attended the fourth annual
convention of the Evangelical Wom-
ems Union of the Indiana district
here today.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-10-25
Filipino Leader Doing Well

BIZ Uifcd PrC7a
BALTIMORE. Nd. Oct. 25.-Pres-
ident Manuel L. Quezon of the
Philippine senate spent a comfort
able night in Johns Hopkins hos
pital and today dictated letters to
his secretary.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-10-25
Almond
Butter TOHee

A rich, crispy CONNECTION of mouth
melting goodness. Fresh. crunchy
toffee, rich in butter and toasted
almonds. covered with whole
som some milk chocols E. 34c
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-10-25
Jelly Beans
1Oc Lib.

No Halloween party
is complete without
these chevy confec-
lions. Black a II d
orange assorted.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-10-25
CHILDREN TERRIFIED AS
BURGLAR L00TS HOUSE
Youngsters Shut in Closet, Fire
Threatened by Pat Man"

A burglar who looted the home Of
Omer Jones, 3lO8 Roosevelt avenue.
last night terrified two children by
locking them in a closet and threat
ening to burn the house.
The children, Dorothy Jones' 7,
and Rilda Prunlay, 5. 100 Wheeler
street, we're alone in the house at
the time The robber, who stole
three packages Of cigarettes and an
empty purse before leaving through
a side window. was described as a
fat man with a limp.
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Dainty pieces Of finest confec-
ton. Each piece individually
wrapped in tinfoil. ~
? lbs, 45c ........1 Lib, EVN
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If you tire easily

why not reason out the cause OF
this unnatural condition?
Your first thought may be, Il
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quently, the blood cells are low -.
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SIS. makes when taken just before
meals. just try it and notice how
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SIS. stimulates the flow OF gas
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~ Do not be blinded by the efforts Of
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Mrs. Stevens 3-Lb. Tin

CHOCOLATES-BON BONs
ire candies so fresh, so pure, so de-
that they fairly melt in your mouth.
Fps Nougats Cream Centers
1enters CarameIs Fudge Balls
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-10-25
THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES
Retain Legion Drum Corps Title
By Tnited Press

MIAMI. Fla, Oct. 25-The Amer
lean Legion's national drum and
bugle corps championship remained
today in the possession Of the Marl-
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1934-06-14
Local Dancers
Score Big Hit In
Annual Fete

Dancers from Hendersonville
were outstanding in the annual
pageant. presented at Mccormick
field last evening as part of the
annual Asheville Rhododendron
Festival.
The romantic gypsy campfire
scene of the pageant brought
much applause from the 5000
spectators. due to the sensational
tango, "Tango FL Choclo," danced
by Miss Millicent Livingston and
Mr.. Charles Harberson. of Hen
Jacksonville.
This scene was divided into
three parts, the first given by
Hendersonville people from the
Livingston School of the Dance.
Miss Livingston and Mr.. Harber-
son scored a tremendous ovation
on their romantic tango.
Those taking part from Hen
Jacksonville were Florence Grif,
fifth, Mary Stonecipher, Barbara
Cheney, Kathryn Quinn. Jimmie
Read, Sue Garren, Stella Howard,
Ernestine Howard Donald Bar
Der, Charles Sheriff.. Odell Tuber-
vile, Morris Ward, Will Maxwell,
Glenn Maxwell, Tony Gianakos
and Jack Gesser.
In the sixth scene, "In The Hall
of Statuary," little Miss Emmy
Lou wilkins. daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. John T. wilkins, of Hender-
sonville, also scored a big ovation
from the large audience. Depict
ing a beautiful bronze statue, lit
tie Miss Wilkins came to life to
perform a graceful ballet dance,
'Joy of Living" which was large
ly applauded by the crowd.
The Hendersonville dancers
were under the direction Of Misses
Lutrelle and Millicent Livingston.