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HELP-DoMEsTIo.

COOK and general houseworker, settled;
only one who wants good home need
apply. Call Columbia 453i. 90
GIRL for general housework; must like
children: stay nights. S6 q week Apply
in person only. l24 Auburn ave.
Bethesda. Nd
HOUSEKEEPER. white. between 80 and As.
mo-; refs. REQ. Call after 4 pm. or write
327 w Bradley lane. 20.
MAID. eoIored, IL untn after dinner;
Quiex, refined baby exp: $5 per wk. Call
after pm. EN-. 1870.
WOMAN. white, general housework; family
adults. good. permanent home, right
party; sic mo. Address Box 304s Star
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

TEACHER WISHES TO CARE FOR CHILD
and apt. while mother works. Call At
lantic 5069-J.
WOMAN OF refinement middle-aEed. would
Ike position as companion to lady or
houSekeeper: competent to MI either pos :
tion: would expect fair salary; country
preferred. but not essential Address Box
3aB-R Star bface
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sALE-.AUT0 TRUCKS.

FORD 1929 lla-ton truck; ice body eosd
mechanical condition: Sig5. Phone CIAve-
land S2lH.
CHEVROLET l92D pickup; mechanieafly
perfect. excellent appearance. good rubber.
FORD 1929 nght delivery. open express
body; exceilent condition. Only $3B dcwn.
% Wafer st
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60 CASH IN 5 MINUTES
BARNES MOTOR co.
Before you sell your car get our
price. VIII pay unpaid balance
and give you difference in cash.
See Mr.. Barnes, 1879 l4th St. NV.
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SITUATIONs--MEN.

PATENT ATTORNEY, member bar. IL
years in patent work general preparation
tion patent dept experience; local or out
of-town position desired Address Box
S6b-R. Star once. %"
PHARMACIST, experienced. prescription
work or manager. part OF full time. Phone
District 64G5. ask for manager
SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR. experienced;
prep-school graduate 1S years old. Will
consider anything: best references. DE-
eatur 1851.
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INSTRUCTION COURSES.

MARELLE HONOUR SCHOOL OF BEAUTY
Culture. Inc. Estab. 1918. SIS l4th ST.
NV. and 1928 N. H. ave. NV.
AUTO INSTRUCTION-White man reli-
able. any hour; parking for tests; cars
furnished. permits secured. Noel EN-. 1870.
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PERSONAL.
The rate under heading Of Per-
sonal IS : cents per line additional
to the regular line rate.

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CATHEDRAL AALL SCHOOL = PLAY
GROUPS. SPORIS; GIRLS bOYS y 10
10; TRANSPORTATION GE. 6544. 2y'
SONG POEMS SET TO MUSIC SIS;
orchestra arranged. ~ parts. $40. address
Box 3O5-R. Star once. 2s'
WANTED reform LOAD OF HOUSE
vicinity, going West as Tar as Columbus,
Ohio, on or near July 2s. 30 or 30. Repu-
table moving concern with closed moylns
and & pm. ask for Mr.. DICKMAN 2s'
REDUCING-8 TREATS. 50; REMOVES
surplus fat In spots; results assured; cabi-
net bath. elec. treat. NO. 620S. 1913 n st.
WILL AUTOMOBILIsTs OR OTHERS
who saw street ear accident at 10th and II
NV. on Sunday, July |, about III am.
please phone Adams O00O.
HEMoRRHoIDs ERApICATED BY MY
own method; results effective ior . his.i,as s.i,a
or surgery. DIR. SOMMERMEHCk. 1850
Columbia rd Adams D3Ss
WHEN DEATH STRIKES. 4 FAMILY,
there Is 10 need to feel that they must
accept inferior funeral services due 70 ~.
ssilisy " " tS chambsr. DaH hiss c. offers eSmpis!.
funeral. cars and all. for as little as Sa5.
sntsed steel burial vault may be nad from
Chambers for $50. In case OF death can
the Greater W W. Chsmbers CO; i4tn:
corner GhApia aasT.s. rw We ". viii SEND C You
beaItiful eataIosue Of how we do It
THE COUNTRYSIDE SCHOOL IS CON-
Quoting q recI eatiOnai summer camp Lvs
bays and siris. to 12 years of age: aay
and boardine: swimming, shower Msa,ns ai,,s
pony riding artcraft WORK woooH2it ',tdnos 1s,
nature lore wooderaft and many outooVs
setiyitieS gardening for each child: oally
Contact with pets as Ts6bits: puspasien puppiies;
chicks. ducks ant Dird;, onusr 1o'srs "childfen:
oroner NJ Environment for DEVELOPMENT ena
pleasure Of children. 6-day week ioarklns ioI gas
motherN transpoTtation furnished, LV-
SiTiF T. MILLER, director 9l2s ueofse
ave Silver SDrins. Md. Telephone shsp-
herd 1874.
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HFLP-MEN.

hELF-tAEEN
AUTOMOBILE BODY METAL WORKER
Only No. ! need apply. vases. ~ PCT
boHT. alt Eve 81 ne.
AUTOMOBILE sALEsAGAN-Csn use one
coed salesman Ia our uSed-ear dept. Apnly
Mr. REYNOLDS. 1333 18th 81. n " -
AtTTOMOBTrE sAfEsMEN-Fur several
men wlth hieh school education. with or
without selling experience. We have most
attractive proposition selling Pymouth
automobiles We will send you TO school,
stve yoa a drawinG account and the most
liberal commission ia town. II yeu are
siIlins 70 work and work hard, see Mr.
Adams Sunday before I Dm., Bell Motor
Co. 400 N. Y. ave NV -
AUTOMOBILE BODY AND FENDER MAN
Steady work for the rieht man. 2i5o
CAB DRIVERS with identincatton cards
Inquire al once General Tsxiea0 Co 81
MAN. married. living in Charles County,
Nd for established route weekly oe-
iiveries TO homes. Grand Union Tea Co.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. men for body
and fender work Apply Capitol Service
Center. 2eI Constitution ave,
PETROLEUM SALESMAN wanted ae-
auainted in District territory. Previous
experience essential. No others need ap-
ply Must oe honest sober and reliable.
SALARY and commission. Address BOX
RADIO SERVICE MAN with car. Must also
help in hardware dept; salary. Sloo mo.
plus 500 allowance for car; $40 bond must
De paio before going to work, Apply 1000
Wisconsin ave. NV. w"
SALESMAN. neat appearance. KNOWLEDGE
OF Colonial period furniture necessary
Must be able TO furnish best of references
Address Box 2st-R, star once
YOUNG MAN-Local branch once OF ma
tionally known company has opening Tor
young man. credit and Seneral once eN-
perienee desirable Must have initiative,
also ability TO learn rapidly. and 10 accept
responsibilities Excellent opportunity Tor
right man. In making application. EiVe
fun particulars as 10 age experience edu-
cation. salary desired aud past and pres
ent business connections. Address Box
3i6-R star once
YOUNG MAN wANTED-About 20. high,
school education. 10 learn machinery ana
construction equipment business. duties.
handling and helping repair machinery.
general warehouse and once Work. Ex-
perience preferable. Reply awe see. ex-
perience. former employer, character Teler-
ence and salary expected. Address BOX
ar Star efiice. go
PLUMBER WITH TOOLS.
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U. S. Buses in Demand.
American busses are in increasing
demand IN Spain.
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RENT-GARAGEs.

MODERN FIREPRooF GARAGE. 9kn0
square feet 43-49 Capital Ct s.w. or rear
81 Oiy 'ffs ois 9ssh 81 & ~ n% SpOos, sn6 Soop SsP''
4 BATES ALLEY -3-CAR. FfREPRooP
garage elee Si56O
HALL. q BRO.
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'wANTED-AUToMoBmEs.

FORD. CHEVROLET or other light eafs,
WI! pay as much .s any one N sity, ncgsd rfsd
CASH FOR YOUR CAR. Highest
prices paid. Superior Motor Cars,
Inc, 1920 l4th ST. NV.
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BOATS.

i4-PT. MOTOR BOAT. Universal engine.
fully equipced cushions WhaTf between
TurOver's Lumbei Yard and 18th St s.w.
50s
CABIN CRUISER 35xIl. fully equipped
sleeps four; radio. bargain. WEST l4s9 3o-
37h-Fr. CABIN MOTOR BOAT. Palmer
engine fully equipped See Capt. Leonard
Reean's Boat House Water ST. 2ga
5o-FOOT ineiosed bridge deck cruiser. 20
horsepower; Sterling engine; completely
equipped. in excellent condition. -. 900
Apply Stewart Capital Yacht Club
oUTBOARp MOTORS Elto-Johnson- -Bvtn-
ruoe rev anu used; Serviee and parts
1910 ST. 8e.
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BOOKKEEPER TYPIST-
Large real estate Office desires
hrst-class bookkeeper and typ
ist +; must have experience oper-
ating bookkeeping machine.
Some one with real estate or
banking experience preferred.
Reply in own handwriting,
stating experience. Address
Box 446-R. Star office.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.


ALWAYS top price paid for Old scla
J. Tiia licensed Max zEsis. Nh siiS'
ANTIQUE GOLD JEwELRY = Rines
Watches, diamonds. gold teeth, muaie mats,
Maximum paid. Miissm's f3e 9th W.
ANTIQUE GOLD JEWELRY, GOLD
TEETH. WATCHES. RlNUs. DfAMoNflH
SCHILLERS. nth ST, COP, + NV. 60.
BOOKS. any quentisy. also stamps. pie
lures. autOeraphs. Peaflman'A. pa3 q at.
NV ME-. 54i5. CNo branch storss.1
CONCRETE MIXER. hsnd OF small pover,
State price snd where seen. address BOX
4ss-R star once w
FURNITURE-Absolu hiehest prices for
your furniture. prompt and refined service.
Don't sell before calling Gilbert, MA. 3fHb.
Il
FURNITURE and household goods OF all
kinds. We pay highest prices Don't sell
Until you call NO. UO4U, PROMPT service.
HEALTH ExERcIsER. electric, used; must
cash. address box fi5.R. star offics
goLD.7lBRIMaI, ,yoVAl 9Lp QoL.lp.. ~
yEWvsEIRYn RYn w VIZ \ hAvE Au . oS6ef. ".
SREASHsNE SRAHNE. TSc aussa MAksY 5S5s \
CASH FOR OLD GOLD,
silver. watches diamonds and old disesrd-
ed Iewelry Pull cash value paid, u 3,
Govt license 10 bay. Selingers, sis AZ
OLD GOLD, siiVeF, platinum purchased for
BuRNsT1NEs 93l q So, NV
Since 1896 Federal License,
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sITuAFIONs--DOMEsTIC

COOKING and general housework wanted:
refs: permanent; excellent servant; Ger
man: $50. Address Box STR star once.
29F
GIRL. eolored. reliable wishes work of any
kind Can Ii. 9604-W
GIRL eolored wants gehsral housework:
city references $3.50 ShaFman ave. NV.
MAID wants work: good reference. DE.
0Ola.
PART TINE OR DAYS WORK: reliable
colored woman. 1928 10th st. NV. Phone
Pc. 02Ol.
SERVANTS POSITION. white; refined
family; permanent; salary. $50 month.
Address Box ST6-R. Star ONCE 90
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WASH. MAtttrcS 10 1tE L. 81. s-N Ma. OOsS
CAMERA REPAIRING
FULLER & q, ALBERT INC;
CARPENTER-Fioo shelving screen
ING, fences built concrete work Brining.
Adams 1894 1859 Taylor st. NV.
CHAIR GAMING qsaolsrEE, }s5. Ter
fcshst Isss 10Th i0nnSsG W. NE sdo2 NNA'siHo"o'
ELECTRIC WIRING. Fixtures !nH. re-
sairs; e-r house fixtures a base pIues. SIS.
ReRal Elec. Co. $40 Upshur NV co. S39l
FLOOR WORK. expert old foors made Ike
nev; prices reas.; work guaranteed. W. C.
Deaton 42a7 Sth q ". co, 1862.
PAPER1NG PAINTING AVERAGE room 50
call Metz anv time co tsiis6
PAPERMG-5 rooms 2-stoFy hali. $50
Quick service white mechanics Call any
time Neat papers. Adams 232e
PAPERHANGING-Roo oaDered s6 and
uD; estimates fur.s work guaranteed. A. T
George. SOC Oneida pl. NV GE. 946s
PAPERHANGIRG painting, al work Ennr-
AnteeG C. A. Slough. 1854 Monroe ST.
NV Columbia 34a9-J
PLASTERIRG STUCCOING. CEMENTING:
patches. 81 Up. We DO work. guar.
wRtsIproofnz. stueeo1ng. Mathis Bros
AID. 1910
REMoDELIEG. repairing Carpenter work
brick work painting. screen work. esti-
mates 1aas free reasonable prices ciAre11eon
EDw. FRfSCHKNECHT. only lifetime. reh-
able. genuine Swiss Matchmaker can han
ale nore work: every kind OF watch vel
come Correct French and German taught
free 70 sradnsts. 1850 Cofnmbia I'd nv.
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HELP-WOMEN.
BOOKKEEPER for prominent women's ap-
parel store. Must have previous expert
ence in this line. Reply in full Address
Box 3I5-R. Star once.
LADIES (2). refned type: no canvassins.
Apply L. Blanchard. Suite 81. Bond Bldg
NV.
SALESGIRL. experienced in selling hosiery
underwear: state age, references. Ad-
dress Box 423-R Star once 21'
SAMPLE-MAKER. expert on wash dresses:
only those with factory experience need
apply. Part-time proposition. Columbia
1866.
SEAMSTREss capable Of making slip
covers. curtains etc. TO give several hours
per day for attractive room and meals.
Call at 1851 N. X, ave. NV
SHIRT OPERATORS and coat press opera
tors. white. Avalear Laundry. 1909 Ga.
ave.
STENOGRAPHER. preferably with patent
experience. willing to start ut small salary
State experience and II immediate employ
ment can be accepted. Address BOX
443-R Star ONCE,
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RECOMMENDED SERVICE.
CAMERA REPAIRINQ
FULLER 4 d'AI,HERT INC

BEDDING MATTRESSES. oox springs and
pillows reno. best prices and prompt del
Wash. Mattress Co. 3i9 L ST. Sw Ma. 66s9
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ICE-CREAM MACHINE 0-esl, slightly
used with pulley aud motors. alternating
current; bargain price. Cali District 64d5.
INSTANTANEOUS @As water heater. Pitts
burg No. A. Just cleaned and all worn parts
replaced; priced for quick sale. Phone
National Bt34. day. or Cleveland 2bSS'
sVentuoS
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MUSICAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

PIANOS Of merit at reasonable prices. A
OF Wuriitzer ike new; reduced from 81
to S2TO includins bench and free de-
riEfits from $50 up Pianos rented for Oe-
easions Hardman. HaFrinEtnn. Gable and
Kranich a Bach pianos. HuEo W0rch.
1l10 @ Eyt 1879
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HOT.wATRR HEATING SYSTEM. com
plete. with Arcols boilef: laundry trays
ras hot-water storage heater. drain-bonrd
sink, lsyatory and closet combination. 1873
3rd ST. ne.
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81 .000. 90
partnership with personal activity Is
offered in q business that presents most
unusual opportunity.
Sales are frequent, and pronts On oo-
so basis are paid out Immediately.
Investment secured and interest guar
anteed Full details at personal interview.
AndrnSa Boy nAn.O GIar nfffh
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motors. air compressors. Ice cream sabi-
nets; cheap. 240 1st St NV. ME, 1867
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CHAPTER xXvII.

CHAFFEH AANII.
~ ATIENTLY Gray nursed back to
- larger life the spark Of lntelli-
sence Galbraith had betrayed
and soon his tactful pity had
kindlad that henumbed mind
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DISHWASHER.

DlOI Nv ~ IIsIN.
wonderful opportunity 10 purchase .
General Electric demonstratOr porcelain
dtshWaSher at an extraordinary bargain
price 1880 N. Y. ave ma $500.
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FRI0iDAIRE brand-new. 1884 model.
double door. porcelain at bargain,
terms; also one small size. Carroll Sup
ply Co cI- 10Th at NV
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MAJOR FEATURES AND PROGRAM NOTES.

Sign Of
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hvington Woman Club VIII
Hold Founding Observance

ways has been interested in COM
munity betterment. 1t opened a
public reading room in 1894, and in
1896, sponsored free lecture
course. May Wright Sewall, John
L. Griffiths and Lucius B. Swift
were among the speakers.
In 1901 the club invited two
women's clubs of Irvington: The
Irvington Tuesday Club and the
Irvington fortnightly Club to join
in sponsoring the first art exhibit
held in Irvington. The exhibit was
held three afternoons and three
nights in the public school build
ing on Iryington circle. During the
World war the club engaged in re-
lief work under the auspices Of the
Red Cross. 1t aided in the or
ganization of the present Irvington
Union of Clubs.
Mrs. Harriet Iden Kautz was the
first president and Mrs. Clarke
chairman of the executive commit
tee. Charter members were Celeste
Terrell Barnhill, Corinne Thrasher
CarVin, Grace Julian Clarke, Har-
riet Iden Kautz, Minnie Kaylor
Kingsbury, Margaret Tibbott Knapp,
Elizabeth Layman, Jessie Harvey
Moore, Harriet Ritter, Mary ScheH,
Mary Hubbard Thomson and Eliza
beth Thornton Tompkins.
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21TARf Ramona @los4 SERVICE INC
g 1884 NEA SERVICE INC

heard him laugh, mice taste you
have, Dirk-in purses and womenl"
Vaieria closed the door. What
could Don mean?
1t was then she discovered her
loss. She had left her small party
bag, the jeweled monogramed bag
Peter had given her, outside.
Don laid the bag back on the
table, staring down at it.
Another drink" Dirk suggested.
Thanks, no more. I'll be run
ming along"
Drop in tomorrow night"
Thanks, but I have another
date" Don said. almost CURLY.
Dirk waited until he heard the
elevator door slam, and then
knocked On the guest room door.
CHAPTER TX
DIRK said, You look like a
~ ghost" as Valeria's white face
appeared through the half open
door. Guess you need this" he
added as he gave her the hand bag.
You don't think Don recognized
it?"
II don't know. Probably not"
Il heard what he said. Queer,
wasn't it?"
He had been drinking a good
deal. Everything he remembers will
be part of a bad dream when he
wakes tomorrow. Forget It'll"
"Oh, hello, Waterfall" Peggy Wal
tiers had come into the room. saw
Don Kendall as we came up. Was
he here?"
yes"
who's afraid of the big bad
wolf? Gosh, you're brave!"
Don't be an idiot, Peggy. Don
didn't know I was here"
Obi" Peggy laughed softly.
Wise of you to do the disappearing
act. 1t might be wiser if you'd stop
seeing Dirk, Valeria."
Valeria turned from the mirror.
IF you have an idea that I'm going
to give up all my fun before my
engagement is announced you're
certainly mistaken"
Just friendly hint" Peggy said.
She was still smiling, her voice al
most caresSing. THE Kendalls
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CeYU4s Club Christmas Party
Scheduled at C1aypOOI

Buck. Mrs. Gruber will lead sing
ing of Christmas carols.
Mrs. Harry Wiebke, president,
heads the reception committee COM
posed of Mesdames Clifford Richter,
Otis McCracken, Morris. Click, Mar
tin Collins, Abe Greenwald, Mort
Nicholas and Frank Randall. Res
ervations committee includes Mes
danes John Coltau, Max Patton
and C. j Austermiller,
Other committees include decora-
tons, Mrs. Martin Collins and Mrs.
w. j. Eckhart; cards and tallies,
Mrs. william Arrnitage, Mrs. w. G.
Schaffer and Mrs. Harry Sergeant;
tickets, Mrs. Samuel Loveick and
Mrs. Arthur Pollard, and gifts, Mrs.
j. E. Miller and Mrs. Clarence Cole.
The club recently furnished a
room for the Indianapolis Flower
Mission.
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Club Meetings
MONDAY

Mrs. E. H. Kemper McComb will
entertain members of the Monday
Conversation Club at her home, 2145
North Delaware street. Mrs. Clifton
o. Page and Mrs. Hadley Green will
present the program.
Ladies night" is scheduled by the
Indianapolis Literary Club when
Thomas N. Noble Jr. will discuss
Pictures for Pleasure"
A book review Of Lamb In His
Bosom" by Mrs. David Munro, and
of "As the Earth Turns" by Mrs.
j. F. Rainier, will feature a meet
ing Of the Vincent Reading Circle
at at the American National bank.
Forty second anniversary celebra-
ton is arranged by the Irvington
Woman's Club with Mrs. Charles B.
Clarke, lis South Audubon road.
Sesame Club members will report
on Interesting Clippings" at a
meeting with Mrs. Lewis Finch, 1908
Ruckle street, entertaining.
Mrs. J. D. Day, 1929 North Hard
ing street, will be hostess for meet
ing Of the New Era Club. Mrs.
Charles Smith will assist the
hostess.
Lambda Chi Alpha Mothers Club
will entertain with card party at
the Butler university chapter house,
4721 Sunset avenue. Hostesses will
be Mesdames r. E. Mitchell, A. r.
Lewis and Harry Koss.
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wouldn't like it. They have some
frightfully old fashioned notions.
Even Millicent."
When Valera spoke, her voice was
as soft and friendly.
"Just about as fashioned, I
imagine, as that husband of yours.
BY the way, Peg, that was an aw-
fully looking frock you had on
yesterday when saw you lunching
with Dirk. But I left when I saw
he had a luncheon date with you
Considerable, wasn't ~"
Peggy said, Il guess we under
stand each other. You know didn't
have any idea of interfering in your
affairs, darling"
why, of course not. I'd never
think you capable of such low tricks
And you know I wouldn't tell
jealous idiot like Marvin about your
innocent little luncheon date"
She felt very happy now, the VIC
tory stirring her pulse like wine.
n
CARAH was wearing ring.
~ 1t was a solitaire, set about
with smaller diamonds. Ann was
the first to see it because during
the day at the library Sarah had
worn it with the setting inside,
toward her palm.
There was little hesitancy in
Sarah's manner as she stretched
out her hand for Ann to see the
ring
SARAH"
Its Mac. Didn't you guess,
Amp"
mot for minutel Sarah, the
sphinx has nothing on you"
It's been Mac for years." Sarah
said. Its taken me a long time
to make the old slowpoke realize
I was meant for him."
THE way you let me rave on
about Tony and never peep from
you, you old poker facet"
Mac and Sarah took Tony and
Ann out that night for dinner. |
More than once, Tony's eyes rested |
on the diamond on Sarah's left |
hand.
Mac must have found a gold |
NINE" he said to Ann later that |
night. you can't beat the Scotch.
When everybody else is broke, Mac
turns up with diamonds"
YES" said Ann.
do you know, honey, If I had /
all the money I've spent on TOM
foolery or even half weeks pay
from all the jobs I've been fired
from we could be married tomor-
row."
YES" Ann said again, in a soft,
husky voice.
Something in her tone struck
Tony. He stared at her. Tell you
what. Wen run down and look at
little ring have my eyes on"
Yes" Ann breathed. for the
third time.
How would you like a ring as
Christmas PRESENT."
Tony, do you mean it?"
''Of course I mean it. I'm several
hundred up now, Ann"
They walked to Beckworth's after
work next day. Ann was soon lost
in admiration. Admiration for the
diamond which twinkled on her
slender finger for a moment.
Gosh. perfect 1T" Tony said,
while the clerk beamed in SYM
pathy.
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Legion Official
to Spea ak for
Women's Group

Harold l.. Plummer, assistant ma
tional adjutant of the American
Legion, will talk on Our Common
Objective" at meeting of Indian
apolis Council of Women at 1870
Tuesday in the Indianapolis Athletic
Club.
Miss Glenn Hoover, director of So
cial service work in the City hos
pital, will describe her work at the
morning session, at which Mrs. G.
w. Foltz will preside. Reports will
be given by committee chairmen.
Mrs. Charles K. Mcdowell is
chairman of the second section to
be the hostess group. Presidents of
clubs in this section are Mesdames
Thomas E. Halls, w. ]. Mcclure,
Otis Carmichael, Alva Cradick, Bes-
sic Hart, Robert A. Dennis, Andrew
Underwood, Lawrence F. Orr, w. B.
Ward, Oils Gipe, H. P. Willwerth
L. B. Warner, H. P. Roesch and E.
w. Stockdale.
Mrs. Harry Beebe and Mrs. Cor
don Mess, members of the New
Century Club, will serve as pages
Registration is in charge of Mrs
Cradick and Mrs. Clyde V. Mont
gomery. Reservations for the 1890
o'clock luncheon may be made with
Mrs, Ernest r. Alcorn.
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MUSICALE TO BE
GIVEN AT MAROTT

Five hundred invitations have
been issued by the Marott for a
musicale in the Crystal ballroom on
Sunday, Dec. 9. The Marott string
trio, Miss Alice Rayburn, pianist:
Herman G. Berg, violinist, and a
mixed choir of twenty-five voices
from the Burroughs-Jackson School,
of Music viii be on the program.
Mrs. Jane Johnson Burroughs
will be hostess and will be assisted
by Mesdames Nellie Jackson, j. E.
Thompson and Minnie Alice Kelly,
Frieda Brooks, Olive Montall, Doro-
thy Ernsting and Helen Dirks:
Mesdames Eugene VanSickl, Ina
Cornell Kahlie and Joseph Sa1a-
kan.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-12-01

MISSES Anne Ayres, Margaret
1V1 Denny, Phoebe Emerson,
Sally Reahard and Sybil Stafford
and Mrs. Harold Taylor are six
of the gallery guides for the third
downtown exhibition of paintings
by Indiana artists to be presented
Monday through Dec. Is on Ayres'
eighth floor by the Junior League
of indianapolis. Two members will
be on duty each morning, two
each afternoon and four during
the noon hour.
Mrs. Charles A. Greenhouse Jr.,
chairman of the gallery guides,
announces the complete list of
guides: Mesdames Garmin Brown,
Thomas Harvey Cox, Noble Dean,
Paul Fisher, Theodore B. Griffith,
Elsa Painter Haerle, Horace +.
Hill III, Frederick T. Holiday,
Sylvester johnson Jr., Henry
Jameson, Thomas r. Kackley Jr.,
Charles Latham, Cortland Van
Camp Martindale, Eugene 9. Mill
Ter, Kurt Painter, George T. Par
nv, Russell j. Ryan, A. Ewing SIN
clair, w. Hathaway Simmons,
Wallace Tony, Carl vonnegut,
William H. Wemmer, Robert c.
Winslow, Charles Weiss, Evans
woollen Jr., George Ziegler and
Mrs. Taylor.
Others are Misses Harriet Dem
nv, jeanne Dissette, Ruth Hodges,
Josephine Madden, Laura Miller,
Helen Shepard, NJ a d elaine
Speers. Elinor Stickney. Elizabeth
watson, Mrs. Ayres, Miss Mar
garet Denny, Miss Emerson, Miss
Reahard and Miss Stafford. !
Mrs. Bicgler. exhibit chairman.
announces that spectators VIII