davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La gaceta., 1934-07-12

En- ell mismo articulo Portell
Villa dice: en- 10 dias en- que la
crisis ministerial fue planeada
V estaba sin resolver porque las
demands del ABC no eran sa-
tisfechas, Sc public6 en- la Ha-
bana que Mr.. Benjamin Sum
ner Welles estaba aconsejando
soluciones y sostenfa converse
clones telef6nicas con ell DR..
Martinez Saenz, miembro pro-
minente del ABC.
Dos dias antes, cuando Mr..
Caffery estaba en- uno de los
principles hoteles de la ciu-
dad, a la bora de la cena, fue
llamado de parte del DR.. Marti-
nez Saenz. Como que las medi-
das cubanas sobre la legisIa-
ci6n monetaria-consultadas a
la embajada americana-son
va de tres semanas es de presl
mir que la entrevista del emba-
iador Y de nuestro exsecre .ario
de hacienda no fue a una nleya
consulta sobre la expectation
del orc, sino que verso sobre la
crisis del gobierno que naci6
base cuatro meses con la ben
d'ci6n de Mr.. Caffery."
Todos los desaciertos del
La gaceta., 1934-07-12
BATISTA REVISTO
A LOS BLINDADOS

Habana,. julio l2.-LOs %
automobiles bIindados que lie
garon hace tres dias de los Es-
tados Unidos, desfiIaron aver
p0r frente al Coronel Batista,
en- ell campamento de Colon
bia.
Cast todos es0s automobiles
tienen dispositivos para AFRO
jar hume 0 gases.
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GERA MODIFICADO Ell. DE,
CRETO DEL ORC

Habana, Julio 12.-Se ma
nifest6 aver en- la secretaria de
hacienda que ell DR.. Landa ha
aconsejado al gobierno de Men
dieta lie modification del deere
to sobre ell orc.
ESe >decreto 10 firm6 hace al
gunas semanas ell secretario re-
nunciante DR.. Martinez Saenz.
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TORRIENTE CONFERENCE
CON VENDETTA

Habana, Julio PA su re-
greso de una vista al DR.. Mi
guel Mariana Gomez, ell secre-
tario de estado, DR.. Torriente,
conferenci6 con ell presidente
Mendieta.
Sc ha inv;tado al DR.. Gomez
para que concurra al consejo
de secretarios de hoy,
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Sc INVESTIGA Ell
ASESINATO DE BELL

Manifesto aver ell fiscal del
estado, J. Rex Farrior, que in
v~estigaria ell asesinat0 de Ralph
Bell, chofer de un canton del
servicio de limpieza de GALES, a
quien diera muerte Elmer Ga
BILE, capataz del incinerador 81
tuado en- la avenida de Rome.
Gable Sc entreg6 a la policia
luego de cometido ell delito, ase
gurando que ell hOmbre rendia
atenciones a su esposa, que lie
impulsaron a matarlO.
ma, dentro de la R~epublica, ase
guardian que la Republica podia
ser 10 que prometi0 SER.
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ABC correspondent por entero
a los jefes, ansiosos de dominar
y de imponer condolences a los
demas cubanos.
Sabe ell DR.. Portell Villa que
les abecedistas recolectaron di-
nero en- Cuba y que los mayores
"contribuyentes" fueron los es-
panOles, no los cubanos. Con es
tie dinero Sc propomian derribar
a Grau, jurando que no era Por
este, sino por Batista y sus "ge-
nizaros'.
Renuncio Grau Y 10 jefeS Sc
apresuraron a volver a las Sc
cretarias, aceptando la "su~
pervisi6n" del coronel, del ha-
bilidoso Don Fulgencio.
Y por AGA Sc afirmaba qur
miles de pesos habian sido He
vados al fondo de esa sociedad
patri6tica por influyentes Y po
lderosos ciudadanos america
nos.
Ell ABC debe limpiar en- la
"cumbre', en- la jefatura, qui-
tandose la camisa verde y entire
3andose a la defensa de los idea
les democraticos.
ERA un nuevo procedimien-
to ~sOlicitar donativos de espa-
1oles amigos Y de americanos
aparentemente amigos?
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No olviden los directories de
la FERA que ell gobierno de
Cuba pudiera hacerse cargo de
la direction del municipio de
Cayo Hueso y ell condado de
Monroe, 81 asi lie fuese pedido.
Fracasadcs los funcionarios
americanos, los cubanos ha-
rian esfuerzos y sacrificios pa
ra devolver a Key West su ere
ditto.
rn Ia Hlbana no Sc entien-
den los cubanos, pero Sc enten-
derfan facilmente en- ell patio
del vecino', aUnque es un pa
ito que parece de ellOs.
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Lupe Velez Sc divorcia. La
"fierecilla' afirma que su ma.
rido la insultaba y acostumbra-
"a a destrozar los muebles.
Ell demador que ella buscaba.
Pero en- lugar del latigo recu-
rria a las palabra duras y desa-
hogaba su indignation con los
muebles.
Poor sera ell venidero mari
do que Lupe encuentre Ell su
canine regado... de abrojos.
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SiIUer Anniversary to Be Marked
at Club Federation Session

Club song, by Mrs Vaughn Cor
nish, violin numbers, Mrs. Chris
tine Wagner Rousch; vocal num-
bers. Mrs. O. T. Behmer and piano
selections, Miss Marian Laut
A play, The Incurable Optimist,"
will be presented by the Woman's
Research Club with a cast includ-
ing Mesdames Frank E. Floyd, John
w. Noble, Charles Compton and
Walter E. Jenney.
The music section Of the Woman's
Department Club with Mrs. Will @.
Hitz, chairman, and Mrs. Roscoe
Levitt, directing, will present its
wedding Gown Revue" The we'd
ding gowns of three generations as
those of Mrs. Lucas, Mrs. E. c.
Rumpler and Mrs. John Paul Rags
dale, will be modelled by Mesdames
Fred Wolf, Lloyd Evans and Miss
Marguerite Brown.
Miss Sue Janet Brown will mode
the gowns of her grandmother, Mrs.
Hilton U. Brown, and Misses Mary
Ellen and Sue Aughinbaugh will
model Mrs John Connor and Mrs.
Tilden F. Greers gowns. Miss Jean
FarneI will wear Mrs. John F.
Engelke's dress and Mrs. w. P. Nor
ton. Mrs. E. P. Gallagher will wear
their own wedding ensembles
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tragic moments. But it is not an
everyday habit with us, nor is it
used in that state where lives
Mr.. Average Mantle business
world. There women are not
equal. They are far, far behind
men.
And the children who, until so
recently, have suffered from in
dustrial exploitation. they are not
first. They are last, and they
will continue to be last so long as
we build fine roads upon which
adults may ride and close the
schools, training places for chill
dren.
Moreover. 7 think things might
be better all round if the men did
strike back at women once in a
while Figuratively speaking, of
course. us no evidence of
strength when a man endures in
suits and impositions. He should
refuse to submit to silly whims
and demand honest treatment
from his women.
While as for the bills-well. the
idea that men will lose their in
tegrity when women help to share
expenses seems utter boSh to me.
Regarded closely. it carries all
the earmarks Of colossal vanity.
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Mothers Attend
TIE a Given by
Guild Members

Mothers of guild members we're
guests at a team given by the
White Cross Children's Cheer Guild
this afternoon in the nurses home
of the Methodist hospital. Mothers
of members of the Clara Barton
and Helping Hands White Cross
guilds also were guests.
Barbara Spencer, Betty McMan-
anna and Elizabeth Anne Johnson
gave readings. Mrs. Cleo Wiltsie and
Miss Mary Gottman played piano
numbers and Miss Lois Axline, vio-
lin. Mrs. Charles Coy sang.
Committees in charge we're:
Tea - Mrs. Carter Stevenson,
chairman, Mrs. Harold Taught and
Mrs. Helen Johnson; program, Mrs.
Arthur Vehling, chairman, Mrs.
James R. Bowen and Mrs. Herman
Cox; reception, Miss Gertrude Eb-
ner, chairman, Mrs. Herschell
Wright, Mrs. Theodore Taught and
Mrs. Coy.
Mrs. Kenneth Wolfskill, Miss
Helen Noble and Mrs Wiltsie poured
and were assisted by members of
the Clara Barton and Helping
Hands guilds, composed respectively
of high school and grade school
girls.
The White Cross Music Guild will
hold an all-day meeting in the
nurses home tomorrow. HosteSses
will be Mrs Charles A. Breeze,
chairman, Mrs. L. D. Bell, Mrs. Ken
meth Brady, Mrs. w. N Whitney
and Miss Eta Cross.
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May Breakfast
to Be Given by
Church Women

May breakfast will be held at II
tomorrow at the Roberts Park
Methodist church under auspices of
the church Women's Club
Mrs. Jessie South will be chair
man of hostesses for the afternoon,
assisted by Mesdames James H.
Smiley, Otis kirkpatrick, George
Smith. George Christian, Orlando
Lands, Lewis E. York, Ephraim
OHarra, w. E. Bell, F. c. Williams.
Margaret Laughlin, Laura Powell.
Nellie Winnings, Edward F. New.
Adelaide Edwards. r. o. Mayes,
Frank Jackson, James G. Haston
and E. L. Ireland.
The program will include selec-
tions by Mrs Louise Spillman
Sparks; Mrs. c. F. Dilenbeck, vo-
calist, accompanied by Thelma
Laven at the piano; a trio from the
Memories ensemble, composed of
Mesdames Richard Fielding, Pres
ton Highley, j. Harry Green and
Max Wall. and violin quartet from
Washington high school.
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A WOn1anS Viewpoint
BY MRS. WALTER FERGUSON
ITO ALL good gentlemen. I
Il apologize. Because Of a let

ITO ALL good gentlemen.
Il apologize. Because Of let
ter from which I quote.
You call masculine pride an
unworthy. small-souled vice" it
reads. May I list a few examples
which to my mans mind are real
expressions of masculine pride;
Women and children first.
IF a woman strikes you, do not
strike back.
Most men would rather spend
their last penny and borrow more
on top of it than let a woman pay
their bill
1t is indeed true that we have
many evidences Of the fine pride
of men, certain characteristics
that foster Self-sacrifice. devo-
ton. gallantry and courage; quail
ties without which the idealism of
the race would be lost. And to
all such my profoundest respect
and admiration.
All the same, I can't help feel
ing that the rules repeated above
are only platitudes and responsible
i'll a measure for our confused
thinking on this subject.
Women and children first"
long has been a rule of the sea.
II is a rule Of the land at high,
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SOrOrities

Mrs. Kenneth Grabhorn. 2248
Rowland avenue. will be hostess for
a meeting of Delta Tau Omega So
rority tonight.
Alpha chapter, Phi Rho Tau So
rority. will elect officers at a meet
ing at tonight with Miss Doris
Ray. 500 East Tenth street.
Beta chapter. Omega Kappa So
rority. will meet at 8 tonight with
Miss Janice Suite, 4166 College
avenue.
Mrs. Albert Volpp will entertain
Theta Sigma Chi sorority at a
bridge party tonight at her country
home. near Acton.
Regular meeting of Alpha chap
ter. Theta Mu Rho sorority. will be
held tonight with Miss Doris Owens,
1887 TibbS avenue.
Alpha Tau chapter. Alpha Zets
Beta sorority, will meet tonight al
the Chamber of Commerce building
Euvola Club workers will enter
tain with a bridge tea at Saturday
afternoon at the Barbara Frietchie
tearoom.
Miss Helen NeliS, 1701 South Tai
bot avenue. vii be hostess tonight
for a meeting of Alpha chapter,
Alpha Omega Alpha sorority.
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would have to live in the place,
and he said about a year. We
have been in this one room ever
since, cooking and eating in it
together. 1t is so small that we
can't walk around in it together.
My husband doesn't care for
any kind of sports or amuSements.
He eats, lights a cigar and goes
to bed. If I suggest going out,
he dosnt feel like it. He never
takes me to his friends, although
they used to invite us often.
Neither does he want to visit
relatives. He just smokes cigars.
I like music, dancing and all
kinds of sports. But I have given
up everything since we married.
Before we married 1 told him I
wanted a family of my own. 1
love children and it makes me
very unhappy not to have them.
If I had something to pet and
care for, I wouldn't be SO I'M
happy, but he refuses even a dog.
This is getting on my nerves.
Fighting bedbugs and having to
use bathroom after about fifteen
others. The women in the build
ing are picking their living from
any Tom, Dick or Harry that will
come to them. I deSpise filth, but
1 have to put up with it. My hus-
band doesn't save anything or
even try to.
1 have asked him to find a
one-room apartment and kitchen
cite, but he says we can't afford
it. told him today that I wanted
baby and another place to stay
and if don't get it I am leaving
him and his hole in the wall.
There is no other man. All I want
is a home and children. Am I
wrong? I have a small bank ac-
count that my father gave me
and I can use that until I find
something to do.
JUST PLAIN MERITS.
AnSWer-When it comes to tell
ing you what is the matter with
your husband, I am absolutely help
less. I do not know. I'm complete
ly in the dark as to his reasons for
such rigid and unnecessary
economies.
1t doesn't take any great insight
to see that he does not trust him
self beyond the limits of his own
hole-in- the-wall, but what caused
him to narrow his contacts to such
a limited sphere, 1 do not know.
Perhaps he could be drawn out into
a more normal life, or perhaps his
retirement from civilized living is
permanent 1t would take an ex-
pert to tell you.
What stirs me to alarm in your
is your wish for children
regardless of conditions. AS long as
your husband is behaving in an alb
normal manner you would be eX-
foolish to thrust father
hood upon him, or life upon child.
Women whose marriages are slip
ping are apt to feel that child will
cement the union and make every
thing come right. This assumption
is not true. A baby too often is only
one more irritant to hasten the col
lapse of a failing concern. No one
has a right to thrust existence on
another human being without
certainty of harmonious
home. There is nothing wrong
about your urge for motherhood
but there's a lot wrong with your
choice of a father.
No one can tell you whether you
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D. A. r. CHAPTER
WILL GIVE TEA

Mrs. James M. Ogden and Mrs.
Charles A. Pfafflin will preside at
the table tomorrow at tea to be
held by Caroline Scott Harrison
chapter, Daughters Of the American
Revolution, at the chapter house,
824 North Pennsylvania street.
Mrs. Roy j. Pile. soprano, accom-
panied by Mrs. Dorothy Knight
Green, pianist, will present a pro-
gram. Members of the music COM
mittee will assist during the after
noon.
They are Mesdames Claus Best,
Henry G. Ketcham, James A. Suth-
erland, o. M Jones, Dovie o. Jones,
Horace Mitchell. James A. Moag
and Hugh McGibney.
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Millay'S Play
WillEnd Year
at lakewood

lakewood school has selected The
Princess Marries the Page" by Edna
st. Vincent Millay, as the closing
play of the year to be given on the
terrace of the school. Mrs. George
S. Foerderer, local dramatic art
teacher, is in charge.
Dorothy MCGUIRE, Ann Clark Mil
Ter, seniors; Martha Dietz Sopho-
more. and Antoinette Holzborn,
freshman, will compete at 4 Sunday
afternoon for final honorS in a
speech contest.
The Dujarie Dramatic Club of the
school will entertain with a box
party at the English Sunday night.
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Card Parties

Major Robert Anderson Post,
Woman's Relief Corps, will hold a
card party tonight at Fl. Friendly
for the benefit of the Grand Army
fund. A short business meeting will
precede the party,
Social Club of st. Patrick church
will entertain with a card party at
8:15 tonight and at 2:15 Friday
afternoon with Mrs. Charles Pfaar,
chairman.
st. Marys Social Club will hold a
card and lotto party tomorrow
afternoon at 315 North New Jersey
street.
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Blue and Rose Abundant at Operd Ball

REPRODUCTION of fete garden of Fonanebeau
XIV
Friday Metropolitan opera York
o.
delicate
Mrs Walter Chrser dress of pink lace with Shout
Socially prominent persons portrayed guests
plain brocaded the styling these.
a
and Allen Ryan the Dauphne of
all white tafeta and tulle with relief of silver.
depicting
adapted
and o
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Silver anniversary, with the key
note, yourselves" will be the pro-
gram theme for the afternoon ses-
sion of the Seventh District Fedora
ton of Clubs Friday at the Sever
in. State officers will address the
morning meeting.
Past district presidents, togeth-
er with the state officers, will be
honor guests and the program will
be presented by clubs of the dis
trict. Mrs. E. l.. Burnet is in charge
of reservations.
The Tokalon Club with Mrs Har-
riet Burtch accompanying, will pre-
sent the following musical progra m;
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PARTY RENDERED
To MRS. BAMFORD

Mrs. Charles j. Bamford Jr., who
will leave soon to take up residence
in Youngstown, O., was honored at
a bridge and shower last night, Civ
en- by Mrs. Paul Shepherd.
Guests with Mrs. Bamford includ-
ed Mesdames Robert Joyce, E.
Lynch. Carl Adams, Paul Cerny,
Garrett Willis. Edna Gumfory and
Mrs. c. E. Price, mother of Mrs.
Sanford. and Misses Ruth Miller,
Adeline and Dorotha Thompson.
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Printed Silks Appear for Summer

TINE newest printed silks for
i summer were presented at a
style show held at New Yorks
Central park casino The history
of silk-from silk worm to fin
ished fabric-inspired the printed
motifs.
In the upper photograph. Miss
Marian Stehhk. noted designer
Grapes yards and yards Of fabric
about the models figure to form
a daytime dress. The printed ma
terial, an all-over design in a silk
worm patterns Of white dots on
a dark background.
The mulberry leaf print at the
right makes stunning cocktail
frock and the fashionable after
noon dress, left, uses a cocoon
print. consisting Of geometic-like
figures on a light background.
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School at
Hospital to
Hold Dinner
St. Vincent Students of
Nursing Will Attend
Event.

st. Vincent Hospital School OF
Nursing will hold its annual Junior
senior dinner tomorrow night at the
Hillcrest Country Club.
Miss Marie R. Acheson, Lafayette,
president of the junior class, will be
POSTMASTER and Miss Roberta link
an, president of the senior class, will
respond to toast.
Spring colors and flowers will dec
crate the dinner table.
The committee chairmen in charge
include Miss Dolores Friedman, gen.
eral chairman Miss Dorothy Boyle,
transportation; Miss Irma Gallagher
favors; Miss Mary Murphy, decora-
tons; Miss Genevieve STATE, enter
tainment, and Miss Annette Hand,
invitations.
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City Groups
Arrange to
View Derby
Some Race Visitors to
Take Ohio River
Steamer Trip.
BY ELIZABETH CARR

INDIANAPOLIS sportsmen are
L keeping their fingers crossed for
sunny weather this week END in
Kentucky. for at Churchill Downs
Saturday, the annual Derby will be
run
To Mrs William Leggett, who
recently came 10 indianapolis To
make her home, the race is OF para
mount Importance in her calendar,
for she attends yearly. She plans
to leave Friday for Louisville,
where she Will spend the weekend
as the guest Of her mother, Mrs. w
w. Tapp.
Others TO Attend
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Dwight Peterson
viii leave by motor Friday with Mr.
and Mrs j. Tracy Davis, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ralph Showalter, Mr.. and Mrs
Roy Slaughter, Mr. and Mrs Rex
Hayes and Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Parks
They will return to indianapolis
Sunday.
George Schneider will come from
Cincinnati to attend the annual
classic with William B. Ansted Jr.,
and Mrs. w. K Naylor, wife of the
commandant of Fl. Benjamin Har-
risCn, plans to see the races with
Mrs. Dick Sears and Mrs. Clifford
Bleumel and others from the post.
Water Trip Scheduled
The Ohio river steamer, Tom
Greene, will sail down the Ohio Fri
day night with a passenger list in
Guiding an Indianapolis party.
Mr.. and Mrs Don Test, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Bookwalter, Mr.. and
Mrs. Hal Keeling, Mr.. and Mrs.
MyrOn Hughel and Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert D. Robinson will be aboard
the steamer, which will dock at
Louisville to allow the passengers
to see the races and sail back by
daylight Sunday to Cincinnati.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Aagaard and
NIr. and Mrs. Lew Waring. all of
New York, will join the Indian
apolis party in Cincinnati and at
tend the race.
Miss Frances LemauX and Duncan
r. Miller will witness the Derby and
Governor and Mrs. Paul " McNutt
pan to attend with several guests.
MI. and Mrs. Walter w. Kuhn
and Mrs. Kuhn's sisters, Miss Helen
Marie Sheerin and Miss Ruth AIDE
laide Sheerin will be the guests of
their aunt. Miss Martha Doherty, in
Louisville.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Todd will
leave Saturday for a weeks visit in
Detroit, Mich.
J. Edward KrauSe Jr., $500 Cold
Spring road, is visiting at the
Netherland Plaza in Cincinnati.
Mi and Mrs. Bert G. McCammon
and sons, Bert Jr. and Richard, have
returned to their home, 1901 East
Fifty-eighth street, after spending
the winter in Florida.
Ms. Anna Warnock, Miss Bernice
Abcct and Mrs. Marguerite Hanson
hare returned from visiting Miss
Winetta Warnock, student at Ward
Pc,mcnt school, Nashville, Tenn.
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MRS. SHELBY TO BE
HOSTESS AT DINNER

Mrs. Nancy E. Shelby will be
hostess for a dinner meeting of the
National Association of Women at
$50 Monday at the Washington.
Business meeting is scheduled for
1880 and program will follow at 8.
Mrs. Bonnie K. Robertson will talk
on Looking Your job and Mrs.
iona Shirley will preside. Mrs.
Florence Thacker is in charge Of
reservations.
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MISS KINDER HEADS
CLUBS CARD PARTY

Miss Marcia B. Kinder is chair
man of benefit bridge party to be
held May Is at the Hoosier Athletic
Club with the Womans Athletic
Club as sponsor.
Assisting Miss Kinder will be Mes
DANES Leo M. GutzWiller, j. G.
Barth, H P Clarke, A. j. Cory, Nell
lie Many, Margaret Rhees and
Misses Lillian Gorgman, Stella
Louise Ely. Gertrude Corydon and
Vivian B. Ely.
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MISS FISHER WILL
WED MAY &c

Mr.. and Mrs. M. L. Fisher. West
Lafayette. announce the engagement
of their daughter, Miss Barbara
Catherine Fisher, indianapolis, and
Edgar David Harder, Indianapolis,
son Of Mr.. and Mrs D. j. Harder,
Princeton. The ceremony will take
place May IS in Lafayette.
Miss Fisher is a graduate of Pur-
due university and a member of
Kappa Alpha Theta sorority. Mr.
Harder, also a Purdue graduate. is a
member of Sigma Pi fraternity.
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NOVELIST WILL BE
SPEAKER FOR CLUB

Womans Press Club announces
that Mrs. Margaret Weymouth
Jackson, novelist and short story
writer, will address the May guest
meeting of the club at 1890 Tues
day at the Columbia Club.
Luncheon reservations are to be
made before Monday noon with
Mrs. Florence Herr Stone, CORE
spending secretary.
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SteaUdrt's Offers T2mQee Enamel

A
display Tungee enamel The display
a
of oil China
this oil that the Chinese
the weather for centuries Tungee enamel marks
application sufficient
mobiles 1t washable, chip
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Mrs. Finch IlldOrSed

Monday Afternoon Reading Club
at it's weekly meeting at the home
of Mrs, j. c. Teegarden, 1905 North
Talbot avenue, Endorsed the candi-
dacy of Mrs. Emma Finch for the
Office of president of the Seventh
District Federation of Clubs.
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had stored our
furniture and
moved in a
tiny room in a
poor, indecent
district. He
occupied the
room without
me for some
time. I did not
want to seem
unfair, so I
moved in with
him. His in
come has never
been less than
5000 a month.
I asked him
how I@- wv
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JEAVY dark lace wedding
N1ssen in the film "Contaband The made medieval
style fitted the waist
lace The full
a wide
S
the panels
for alternate panels
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TELEPHOTOGRAPHY
WILL BE SUBJECT

E. c. Belzer. Indiana Bell Tele-
phone Company, will discuss the lat
est developments in telephotography
talking motion pictures and the
Atlantic sending of pictures
al the luncheon meeting of the Al
trusa Club Friday at the Columbia
Club.
Mss Lucy Branch is chairman Of
the program.