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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-06-30
Contract Bridge
Solution to PreUiOuS
Contract Problem
BY w. Z. MrKENNEY
Secretary American Bridge League

Secretary American Bridge League
I HAD a visitor today-Philip E.
u Leon, president of the Cleve-
land Whist Club. You can not talk
bridge. long with Phil without get
ting one of those unusual hands
from him. And here is one that
he played recently at the Oak
wood Country Club.
He says he did not have enough
cards to squeeze his opponents, so
he decided to let one opponent
squeeze the other. And so We find
a hand that starts with suicide
squeeze and ends with triple
squeeze.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-06-30

TT may not be true that wife
l. can make her husband, but
she can undoubtedly break him.
She can spoil his chances for pro-
motion, ruin his disposition and
hinder his progress in a score of
ways.
know a far-fung and sue
cessful business organization
whose policy it is to give the
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-06-30
COLORS RUN RIOT
IN FLOWER PRINTS

Flower prints are as colorful as
gardens this summer. Sometimes
they are splashed close together in
gay designs in big vivid patterns
on mousseline, crepe or taffeta for
eveng wear.
Many of them have black or navy
blue backgrounds. Black crepes
are often splashed with big blos-.
SONS in pervenche blue, rose, yell
low and mauve or with tiny gar
lands of yellow and green flowers
weaving in and out.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-06-30
Card Parties

Drill team Of the Women of the
Moose will hold a card party at $50
tomorrow night in the temple, 135
North Delaware street.
Indianapolis LiederkranZ will
sponsor a card party at BIS tomor-
row night at its hall. 1871 East
Washington street. Mrs. Paul Kulke
is chairman,
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-06-30

Cleans Chintz Curtains
Shiny chintz curtains can be
cleaned by busting thoroughly, then
washing with a rubber sponge
dipped in lukewarm water and soap
SudS.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-06-30

without knowing how to get along
with somebody else besides the
family. And perhaps the solu-
ton of your entire problem lies
right here.
The wife who has learned to
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-06-30
CITY BOYS WIN MEDALS

Seven Campers Capture Awards for
Swimming.
Seven local boys Will receive
awards Sunday for completing a
long distance swim test at Camp
Gridley naval school. They are
Irving and Marvin Sabiosky. Louis
Cohen. Milton Blieden. Buddy CORR
den. Robert Boaz and Richard
Weiss.
Twenty-four block letter G awards
will be made in athletics by mid
term. A complete July program
has been arranged.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-06-30
New Bait
Offered to
Lure Fish
Beetle Bug Presented in
Three Sizes at Em-Roe
Store.
By HELEN LINDSAY

EVERY fisherman has a different
II idea concerning what a game
nsh wants 10 eat. For that reason,
new kinds Of Artificial bait continu-
ously appear in displays at sporting
goods stores. as each manufacturer
attempts 10 carry out his idea
Of what looks delicious and appetiz-
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-06-30

ing 10 bass,
trout an d
other elusive
FISH.
The latest
of I h e S e ,
shown at the
+ m - r o G
S p or in e
Goods Com
pany, is an
intriguing lit
tie artificial
bug, " hich
no unsuSpect-
ing fish would
ever thin k
conc 2 a e d
deadly hooks.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-06-30

"a chapter, Phi Gamma Tau
sorority, will meet Moday night at
the home of Miss Edna johnson.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-06-30

Miss Rae S. Davis became the
bride Of Abe Zuckerman June 81.
She is the daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Garfnkle.
Evening star., 1934-05-27
Sons and Daughters Of
Liberty.

MEMBERS are requested TO attend
the annual massing of the colors
Of st. Adams at I pm. today.
meeting Of Hope Council. Mrs. Una
Dorsey Of Washington Council was
received as deputy. She offered
prizes to the two members who will
bring In the, most new members dur
ing her term. Gifts were presented
to Mrs Dorsey, Mrs. Shepherd, Mrs.
Ida RICHTER and Mrs. Mae Etchison,
recently elected state associate coun-
cilor and state inside guard, and to
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Davis, newly mar
ried members Of the council.
Columbia Council met, with C0un-
cilor Catherine Pierce presiding. The
deputy, Mrs. Fannie Mason, presented
emblematic pins to several members.
A reception will be rendered Mrs.
Mason and the state council officers
in the council June Z. Mrs. Matte
Buckley and Mrs. Betty Hodkinson
were appointed to the state council
Good of Order Committee. The coun-
ell will celebrate its fifth anniversary
Tuesday evening at Fourth street
northeast.
The last meeting Of Justice Council
was conducted by Councillor Margaret
Wilson. A cakewalk was won by Miss
Madge Mills. A luncheon will be
served June 5 at the home Of Mrs.
Elizabeth Shepherd.
Washington Council will meet to-
morrow evening at 935 Grant place.
Evening star., 1934-05-27
Army to Get so Medical
And Veterinary Officers
Grading of Examination Papers Completed
and Applicants Have
Been Selected.

Brig. Gen. Perry L. Miles, q. 8. A.,
will head the Army retiring board to
meet in Washington from time to time
for the examination of such officers as
may be ordered before 1t. In addition
to Gen. Miles, the board will be COM
posed of Coils. William r. Smedberg.
jr., National Guard Bureau; George a.
Herbst, Infantry; Arthur M. Whaley,
Medical Corps; George M. Russell,
Cavalry: William F. Jones, @. M. c.;
Lieut.. Col Robert Shelton and Maj.
Herbert w. Taylor, both Medical Corps.
Maj. Thomas L. Holland, @. M. c., win
be recorder Of the board.
Lieut.. Col. Rodney n. Smith. c. A. c..
who for the past four years has been
on duty with the general staff, has
sailed for his new duty with the Bra
lillian army as an instructor Of coast
artillery.
Navy.
Upon completing their present
course Of instruction at the Army In
dustrial College, five officers Of the
Navy will remain In Washington and
will assume new duty at tht Navy
Department. They are, with their new
duty indicated, as follows: Comdr.
Clarence N. Hinkamp to navy yard d.
vision; Comdr. Francis A. La Roche to
Bureau of Engineering. and Comdrs.
Schuyler r. Helm and Franklin p.
Conger and Lieut.. Comdr. Ross p.
Whitemarsh to the operations office.
Evening star., 1934-05-27
Improved Order Of
Red Men.

WoRTH1NGToN P. wACHTER,
Nv great incohonee, Is expected to
make an address today at pm at
the monthly forum to be held at the
hall Of the Red Men. Plans will be
formulated for the national session Of
the Great Council of the United
States which convenes next Sep
tember.
The annual memorial services win
be held Tuesday evening at Pythian
Temple.
Mineola Tribe is completing its de-
gree team in preparation Of the con-
test to be held in the Fall.
Usage Tribe is preparing for de-
gree work.
Red Wing Tribe at It's last meeting
conferred the degrees and Is prepar-
ing q social evening to follow its next
session.
Idaho Tribe viii conver the adop-
ton degree Tuesday night. This
meeting has been designated past
sachems' night.
Logan Tribe, it its meeting Thurs
day evening, will confer the degrees.
Powhatan Tribe on June viii hold
q dance at Red Mems Hall.
Analostan Tribe has q class Of can
didates for its next meeting.
Seneca Tribe Is arranging Q card
party.
Great Junior Sycamore William
Morriaty announces memorial service
May 20 in Waneta Council, Pythian
Temple. The council will dispense
with their meeting that night. Great
Inchonee Worthington p. WachteI
Twill give a talk May q. 713 D stree.
Evening star., 1934-05-27
Sons Of American i.
Revelation.

THE District Of Columbia Society.
Sons Of the American Revolution,
had tho third largest delegation at
the Forty-flfth National Congress In
Baltimore last week.
The delegation consisted Of Justice
Josiah Van Orsdel, past president
general; DR.. Louis G. Smith, librarian
general: DR.. Clifton p. Clark, presi-
dent Of the District of Columbia So
ciety; Gen. Amos A. Fries, past presi-
dent and delegate at large: Col.
Alonzo Gray, past president; Selden
M. Ely, past president: Fred e. Kun
kel, secretary; Maj. Harry A. Davis,
Robert @. Tracy, past president: Maj.
Laurence Leonard, Milo G. Summers,
John 8. Barker. Henry w. Draper,
Henry w. Samson. Herbert L. Adams,
Horace M. Fulton, Francis M. Ho6-
helms, @. A. Swami Sinclair.
The following were reelected for
another term: President general
Arthur M. McCrillis Of Providence, r.
l.; secretary-registrar, Gen. Frank B.
Steele Of Buffalo, N. Y, and Wash
ington, D. c., and George s. Robert
son, treasurer general, Of Baltimore.
Md. DR.. Clifton p. Clark. president
Of the District Of Columbia Society,
was elected genealogist general. DR..
Louis G. Smith Of Washington, D. O.,
was re- e-elected librarian general.
The report of Gen. Amos A. Fries
on national defense was indorsed.
The society will observe Flag day
and Constitution day by every chapter
this year. Gov. Richie Of Maryland
was toastmaster at the banquet Tues
day night. The principal address was
given by Judge T. Scott Offutt on
"The Constitution" The next con-
gress will meet In Louisville, KY.
Evening star., 1934-05-27
Eastern Star.

RLANCHE M. COLE, matron Of Fed
eral Chapter. announce Il. meet
ing June II will be mems night, with
Flag day program, entertainment
and refreshments. w
There was a luncheon last Friday
at the home Oh Mrs. Davis, 1412 G
street northeast. There will be q
luncheon this week at the home of
Mrs. Irene Robins. On June IL the
chapter will take o moonlight trip
down the Potomac.
Ruth Chapter had as its guest
Grand Secretary Mrs. Rose A. Yost.
Miss Betty Jean Boyd entertained with
dance numbers.
The Ways and Means Committee Is
completing plans for q boat trip ex-
cursion to Marshall Hall, July IS.
The Auxiliary Home Board will have
a business meeting June II at the
Masonic and Eastern Star Home. Host
esses are Mrs. Wise, Mrs. Boswell and
Mrs. Butler. A. party will be held
June 2 at the Cherry Blossom Laundry.
Third and streets northeast at 1880
am.
The Gloom Chasers mea at Hazel
Evening star., 1934-05-27
Knights of Pythias.

CAI.ANTHE LODGE will meet to-
morrow evening to consider re-
vision of the bylaws. This lodge has
organized q school Of instruction m-
der the direction Of the chancellor
commander. It meets every Saturday
at 8 pm. at Pythian Temple.
Columbia Lodge met Wednesday
evening, with Chancellor Comdr.
Taravtini in the chair.
Friendship and Rathbone Temples
on Wednesday and Friday evenings.
respectively, entertained the grand
chief Of Virginia and the grand
chancellor of the District Of Colum-
bia on the occasion Of the ofdcial
visitation Of these officers. Addresses
were made by Mrs. Kathryn West,
grand chief of Virginia, and by Earl
q. Jonscher. grand chancellor Of the
District Of Columbia. Mrs. Elsie Van
dervort, past supreme chief OF the
Pythian Sisters, also attended these
visitations.
Union Lodge initiated q class Of
candidates Wednesday evening. A
membership campaign Is being con-
Quoted under the leadership Of Grand
Master at Arms Elroy Young.
Washington Company, Uniform
Rank, n arranging to attend the
Pythian memorial services June u.
Grand Chancellor Earl @. Jonschel
and his grand lodge officers paid An
odicial visit to Amaranth and Cen
tury-Decatur Lodges In joint session
tn the Northeast Masonic Temple,
Monday evening. Supreme Repre-
sentative Edgar Snyder and Supreme
Representative Hamlin M. Vandervort
spoke.
Webster Lodge met last Tuesday
evening, when Deputy Grand Chan
cellor r. o. Lowering installed George
Smith as master at arms Of Webster
Lodge.
The Entertainment Committee Of
syracusians Lodge announced the
moonlight excursion scheduled .for
June ! has been postponed to June 9.
syracusians Lodge met Friday eve
ming and later attended the visitation
Of the grand chief Of Virginia to Rath-
bone Temple.
Franklin Lodge met Wednesday eve
ming. with Chancellor Comdr. Bage-
man In the chair. The lodge Is ar
ranging for several degrees to be given
in the near future.
Evening star., 1934-05-27
Marshmallow Dainty.

Pour two or three tablespoonful OF
warm water over one pound Of marsh
and leave on the stove until
dissolved. Stir In the whites Of three
errs beaten stiff Add one cupfu OF
chopped nuts and one cupfu OF
cherries finely chopped, and one
Tablespoonful Of sherry or vanilla
fiavoring. Put In Q cool place until
stiY, and serve with whipped cream.
Evening star., 1934-05-27
w. c. 7. u. News.
LEXINGTON UNION met at th

home of Mrs. Franklin Adams,
on Michigan avenue northeast, last
Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. N. M. Pol
lock, president, presided. Mrs. Fred
Ehling had charge of devotional SER
vice. Reports were given by Mrs.
Edith Carlson, Mrs B. J. Wrights-
man, Mrs. John l.. Rogers, Mrs.
Franklin Adams and Mrs. Warren
B. Hadley.
Mrs. w. F. Atkinson had charge of
music and contributed q solo. The
guest was Mrs. BERTHE Framer, State
director of White Ribbon Recruits
and acting director of the Flower
Mission Department, who explained
her work and especially urged the
Union to observe Flower Mission Day
on June 8 and assigned a group
to the Children's Hospital. Mrs.
Edith Carlson accepted the chair
manship Of this work.
A luncheon for the public was ar
ranged for May 81 in the lexington
Presbyterian Church from - to l:30.
An invitation from Mr.. and Mrs.
James Allen to hold the June meeting
at their new home, in Leicester, Md,
was accepted. A garden party fol-
lowed the close of the business meet
ing, Mrs. James Matthews, Mrs.
John Dunn and Mrs. Elizabeth Will
liams assisted Mrs. Adams as host
esses.
North Capital Union met at the
home Of DR.. and Mrs. Butler, 1427
Montague street. The devotions were
conducted by the president, Mrs.
Cynthia Pollard. The hostess, Mrs.
Butler, was in charge of the program.
Mrs. A. G. Hess, accompanied by Mrs.
Grace s. Stevens, rendered solos.
DR.. Millard F. Thompson spoke on
the use of alcohol from a physicians
views point. A round table discus
sion followed, led by DR.. Butler.
Refreshments were served by the
hostess assisted by Miss Erma Bush.
Evening star., 1934-05-27
Loya1 Order of Moose.

TOLUMBIA LODGE met Tuesday at
~ the Moose Hall, 1414 Eye street.
Dictator Isadore Layine presiding.
Past Dictator John Lowe conferred
the first degree on Dewey Brown.
past Dictator o. e. Blizzard, Secre-
tary Roger Of Carol County Lodge,
Westminster, Md, and r. O. Snyder
of the 1882 class Of Mooseheart grad
yates. spoke.
An open meeting will be held at
the lodge hall June IL.
Evening star., 1934-05-27
Knights of Columbus.
VERY REV. w. COLEMAN NEVIS

VERY REV. w. COLEMAN NEVIS,
president Of Georgetown University
and faithful friar of the Washington
General Assembly, Fourth Degree, will
be honored by the assembly tomorrow
evening, testimonial banquet being
given at the Mayflower Hotel at z
o'clock in his honor. The banquet is
limited to members Of the Fourth De-
gree and their ladies. A number Of
distinguished guests, who are members
Of the Fourth Degree, have accepted
invitations to attend. The principal
address will be delivered by Sir Knight
James E. Collif1ower.
Entertainment will be offered by
"Leef brothers." Henry @. Leef, tenor,
and Thomas N. Leef, baritone, accom-
panied by Raymond G. Rapp, and
John Alden Finckel, solo cellist and
string quartet. accompanied by his
wife. A dance will follow the banquet.
Spalding Council will participate
next Wednesday, with the other coun-
cils Of the District, in the Tercen-
ternary celebration in Baltimore. The
council will meet June z for election
of officers.
Washington Council met Tuesday
evening at the Knights Of Columbus
club house. Deputy Grand Knight
Harold F. Jones presided. Nomina-
ton of officers was held. Election Is
to be held In June. State Deputy
George E. Herring made q report on
the recent State convention. He re-
quests knights to participate in the
Tercentenary Celebration of the
Founding Of Maryland, at the Balti-
more Stadium, on Decoration day.
The council adopted resolutions
indorsing the retreat movement and
pledging its support to the annual
Knights of Columbus retreat.
The next meeting will be held
June IL.
Evening star., 1934-05-27
Gets So, 900 Damages.

Mrs. Elizabeth Elliott Of Lisna-
knock, Northern Ireland, has been
awarded $1,000 damages against the
Great Northern Railway for the death
Of her husband. resulting from a
slight cut on his thumb received
while sharpening Q bill hook for the
railway.
Evening star., 1934-05-27

A IL camps Of the Spanish War
~ Veterans will turn out for the
~ Memorial day parade. Mem
4 a bers will assemble on the
south side of Pennsylvania
avenue between Twelfth and Thir-
teenth streets at $3.50 am. The pa
rade is scheduled to start at 9
O'Clock. Department Comdr. Strobel
will head the organization to Arling-
ton. Tickets for the Amphitheater
will be distributed at the formation.
At the meeting of Gen. M. Emmett
Urell Camp last Wednesday night,
Comdr. L. L. Fridlinger presided. The
deaths OF the following were an
nounced: Peter H. Quinn of Troop
L. 4th United States Cavalry: August
Pheger, Band. 1st United States Ar
tillery and United States Marine
Band, and William G. Bratton, war
rant officer, United States Navy. ST.
lent prayer was observed.
The following were elected dele
gates to the department encampment
June IS: John ]. Cavanaugh, j. Wal
ter Mcdonald, Rush o. Day and JOS
eph Miller; and alternates, Charles G.
WOLF, Charles Williams, Alexander B.
Eadie and william F. Smith. The
camp indorsed Department Senior
Vice Comdr. Tom D. Binckley for
department commander and Junior
Vice Department Comdr. George v.
McAlear for department senior vice
commander.
A wreath will be placed on the
grave Of Gen. M. Emmett Urell
May 30.
Services will be held today at 2:30
pm. under auspices Of Gen. Nelson
A. Miles Camp at st. Elizabeth's
Hospital
A prominent member of Congress
will deliver the principal address. The
death Of Capt. William McWilliams,
twin brother of Past Department
Comdr. Samuel J. McWllliams, was
announced.
Comdr. James B. White presided at
the last meeting of Lieut.. Richard
J. Harden Camp. The deaths of
John j. Sweeney and Charles Hoffman
were announced. Marcus s. Hurd was
formally mustered Lewis ". Forsyth,
w. w. Curtiss, John c. Duke, D. S.
Edmonston, William A. Hipkins,
Claude D. Jones and Edward C. Nc
Ready were reinstated.
Chairman Rink of the Memorial
Committee called for volunteers to
meet at am. today at the North
Capitol street gate Of Glenwood Gene
terry to assist in decorating graves.
Past Commander in Chief Anthony
Entienza Of California and Capt. Bill
Authman spoke.
During June, July and August but
one meeting per month will be held,
on the first Thursday.
President Anna Powell was in the
chair at the last meeting Of Gen. M.
Emmett Urell Auxiliary. The charter
was draped in memory of Minnie
Mcconnell who died April %. Dele
gates to the department encampment
were elected as follows: Florence
White, Margaret Binnix and Sarah j.
Small, and alternates, Grace Sander,
Grace Lawless and Mildred Conklin.
Past Department Presidents Margaret
Burns and Catherine HUM Of Dewey
Naval Auxiliary, and Department
Comdr. Strobel spoke.
A bingo party will be held at 8 pm.
Saturday at go M street northeast.
Henry w. 1awton Auxiliary was
convened by President Nellie Garner.
President Mary Tultayull of Dewey
Evening star., 1934-05-27

Chapter VIII give q card party Tor
the benefit Of the chapter at the Com
munity House, Foxall and Reservoir
roads, May 81 at 8 pm. The Home
Board and their friends are taking q
trip through the Cherry Blossom
Laundry at Third and I streets north
east Thursday at 10:15 an.
The Star Point Society will enter
tain the star points Of the other
chapters June 5.
Chevy Chase Chapter win hold its
annual picnic June . from . to pm
In lot "a in Rock Greek Park.
The Auxiliary Home Board viii meet
at the Lotus Restaurant at ! pm
May 28. After luncheon the members
viii 60 to Masonic Temple to attend
the General Auxiliary Home Board
meeting. The Tuesday Mite Card Clut
met at the home Of Mrs. G. @. Purcell
53o8 Thirteenth street, May 40. The
Saturday Mite Gard Club met at the
home of Mrs. e. Emerson Snyder May
26. Star Point night viii be observed
June S and all star points of the
chapters will be the guests Of honor
The matron, Helen H. Hogan OF
Miriam Chapter, announces the meet
ing Monday night will be mothers and
daughters night. There will be en-
tertainment, refreshments and dane.
ing. The Auxiliary Home Board will
have q luncheon Monday noon at the
Lotus, following which the board will
attend the meeting Of the General
Home Board at 1:30 pm.
La Fayette Lodge Chapter met May
23. Degrees were conferred on several
candidates. Refreshments and dane
ing followed.
The Star Point Society viii meet at
the home of Ruth Daniels June 6.
Each star point is invited to bring a
guest. The chapter Is going on q
MOONLIGHT trip down the Potomac
June IL.
After the meeting June IS the
chapter viii have Q children's night.
All children Of the members are in
vited. There win be refreshments and
entertainment.
Warren D. Harding Chapter had an
entertainment at its last meeting,
which had been designated as Mems
night. Elmon v. Carr, associate pa
tron, presented o program which In
cluded selections by the William r.
Oates Student Orchestra and the San
leo Glee Club, vocal solos by Henry
Guin and Archie w. Davis and
sketches by the De Molay Boys and
the Cathedral Bellies Of Cathedral
Chapter.
During the past week the auxiliary
Home Board was entertained at the
home of Mrs. Bessie w. Franzoni and
the Star Point Society at the home
Of Mrs. Sarah D. Watts.
Matron Miriam Lewis Of Temple
Chapter announces the degrees will
be conferred May 28. The Omcers'
Club met at the home Of the matron
May II. Matters Of interest were dis
cussed. The Home Board met at
Sholls May "a.
Acme Chapters past matrons and
patrons are In charge Of the meeting
June 6. The program viii be by the
Dramatic Club. June II there will be
q moonlight ride down the Potomac.
The Objective Committee held q card
party May n at the home Of Junior
Past Matron, Mrs. Mary Jane Jester.
The next one for this committee will
be in the afternoon at the home Of
the associate grand matron, Mrs.
Helen Brashears, 400 Sixteenth street,
June 3.