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by ELLEN WORTH

developed, then a heart trick is not
needed.
However. before blindly starting
out on the club suit, let's consider
our problem.
AS soon as we lead a club we know
a spade will be returned, which will
knock out the ace. Now if West
has a high club honor, he will get
in on the next club lead and de-
feat the contract. So the safety OF
the hand depends upon how the
club suit is played.
The safest thing to do is to lead
a small diamond, win in dummy
with the ace, and play small club.
Most players in East's position will
play low.
Declarer will play the queen and
knock out Vests king. which takes
out his re-entry, and now, if he
does establish the spade suit, he can
not get in.
If, however. East goes up with
the ace of clubs on the first club
lead and returns a spade, the con-
tract will be defeated one trick.
Copyright. 1885 by NEA. IncJ
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Voters League
Will Formulate
May Program

Activities at the annual meeting
of the Indianapolis League of Wom-
en- Voters in May will be outlined at
a meeting of the board of directors
Tuesday at the home of Mrs
Thomas D. Sheerin
A nominating committee has been
appointed with Mrs. B. C. Ellis,
chairman. This committee will re-
port at the annual meeting names
for nomination to fill the Offices of
president, first vice president and
second vice presidents treasurer,
recording secretary, corresponding
secretary and directors at large.
Present league officers are Mrs.
j. J. Daniels, president; Mrs. Shee-
rim, first vice president; Mrs. War
rem K. Mannon, second vice. resi-
dent; Mrs. William P. Snethen,
treasurer; Miss Margaret Denny
recording secretary, and Mrs. j. w.
Stickney, corresponding secretary.
Mrs. Oliver Starr, Gary, chairman
of the organization committee Of
the Indiana League is recommend
ing to the local boards a recently
published pamphlet written by Miss
Constance Roach on Know Your
Own League"
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SOrOrities

Theta Chapter, Omega Phi Tau
Sorority, will hold the first OF a
series of rush parties tonight at
the washington. Misses Jean Hop
per, Ethel Cook and Margaret c.
Joslin form the committee.
Beta Chapter, Delta Sigma Soro-
ity. will meet at 7:30 Monday night
at the home of Mrs. Wilson Gull,
1902 N. Illinois-st.
Following members of Alpha Up
silon Chapter, Alpha Zeta Beta So
rority, are attending the semi
annual province meeting Of the So
rority this weekend in Marion:
Misses Nelly Reilly, Mary Martha
Fogarty, Rosemary Doyle, Romano
Salladay, Ellen Walsh, Mary Louise
Harrison. Ellen Walsh Mary Louise
Walpole, Helen Crinley Mary Jane
Groves, Henrietta Jonas and Mrs.
A. w. PITCHER.
Miss Vivian McConaha, 410 E.
2eth-st. will be hostess for a meet
ing of Iota Kappa Sorority Monday
night. A dance TO be held April 6
will be discussed.
Alpha, Beta and Gamma Chap
tiers Of Sigma Delta Zeta Sorority
will. hold a joint meeting Monday
night at the Y. w. G. A.
Business meeting of Delta Phi
Beta Sorority is scheduled for Mon
fav NIGHT ar the home of Mrs. Rar-
bara Wells, 1912 Prospect-st.
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BRIDAL PARTY WILL
HONOR MISS HELSER

Mrs. Robert j. Buchanan, Mrs
William F. Walker and Mrs. John
A. Reddell will entertain with a
linen shower tonight at Mrs. Red
dell's home in honor of Miss Alice
Helser. Miss HelSer will be mar
ried to w. Maurice Liverett at 8
Friday in the Graham chapel of the
Missions Building, Irvington.
Miss Helser is the daughter of
Mrs. Raymond Brandt Helser, 5451
Hibben-av. Mr.. Liverett is a son of
Mr.. and Mrs A Reid Liverett, 100
S. Ritter-av. Guests with the bride
to-be, and Mrs. Liverett, will be
MesdameS Grant K. Lewis, j. o.
Richardson, Rose Rains, L. Mean
Smith, William F. Riser, Virgil A.
Sly, Roy c. Ross, Mildred Barnard
and Elsie Ellis; Misses Dale Ellis,
Clara Dieckmann, Mildred Ran
dolph, Mary Alice Randolph, Ber-
nice LeMaster, Florence Funke, Ha-
eel Scott and l.. D. Warren.
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Special guests have been invited
bv the art department Of the Wom-
ans Department Club to attend
lecture at 2:3O Monday by dorado
Taft, sculptor, art critic and author.
Mrs. j. M. Williams, department
chairman, will be hostess TO the
general club. Members OF the board
of directors will be special guests.
Among former chairmen Of the art
department to be special guests are
Mesdames H. B. Burnet, LeonidaS
Smith, w. d. Hamer, Paul T. Payne,
Charles T. Hanna and Lewis N. Poy-
ser. Other guests will be Wilbur
D. Peat, Carl Lyman, Edward
Pierre, Walter Heitkam, Charles
Mayer, E. G. Ropkey, E. J. Bailey
Oakley Richey, Miss Lucy Taggart,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Daily, Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert Hinkle, L. L. Dickerson,
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Club Meetings
MONDAY

Magazine day is scheduled by the
Monday Conversation Club With
Mrs. Ellen G. F'urbee, 2129 N. New
Jersev-st entertaining. Mrs. Charues
B. Campbell will lead discussion.
"Our Movie Made Children" will
be discussed by Mrs. Robert Doug
las and Cleaning Up the Movie"
by Mrs. Frank B. Gaylord at a
meeting of the Fortnightly Study
Club. Mrs. D. T. Weir, 2142 Car
rollton-av, will entertain the group.
Irvington Woman's Club meeting
has ben postponed until April 8.
Sesame Club will hold its regu-
lar meeting with Mrs. Bert j. west
over presenting Giants OF the
Earth" by Rolvag.
Guests will be invited to attend
a meeting of the Monday Afternoon
Reading Club with MesdameS j. G..
Teegarden, j. G. Schade and d. 5.
Morgan, hoSteSSes. Mrs. j. P. Good
rich will be guest speaker.
Miss Blanche McFadden, 967 Lex
ington-av, will be hostess for a reg
ular meeting of the New Era CLUB.
Vincent Reading Circle will as
semble with Mrs. j. H. Bloor to
elect Officers. Mrs. j. j. Williams
will assist.
Regular meeting of st. John
Alumnae Association will be held at
the academy at 8. Mrs. Martin
Murphy and committee will be host
esses and members of the senior
class will be guests. A bingo party
will follow a business meeting.
Members of Lambda Chi Alpha
fraternity and their friends will at
tend a card party at 2 at the But
Ter University chapter house, 4721
Sunset blvd. Mrs. J. H. Lang is
chairman and Mrs. F. j. Day and
Mrs. M. R. Scott will be hostesses.
Meridian Heights Book Club will
meet at at the church. Mrs. Kath-
ryn Turney Garten, guest speaker,
will discuss "Cleopatra's Daughter"
by Chandler, and Follow the Flu
RES" by Chilten.
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FILM COMMITTEE
GROUPS TO MEET

Concluding years study Of the
technique of previewing motion
pictures will be a joint meeting of
the afternoon and evening study
sections Of the motion picture COM
mittee of the Indianapolis branch,
American Association Of University
Women, at 1870 Tuesday at the
home of Miss Sibyl Stevens. Mrs.
Walter P. Morton will present Mrs.
John Waldo as the new chairman of
the committee.
Other members Of the prevailing
section, headed by Mrs. Stevens, are
MesdameS j. H Beck, Francis
Graney, T. Victor Keene, George
Schumacher, Paul Summers. Mrs.
Morton and Mrs. Waldo. Mrs. A.
D. Lange is editor of the Motion
Picture Guild. published monthly
by the committee.
Following the business session,
tea will be served. Assisting the
hostess will be Mesdames Marvin
Curle, w. F. Hammel, Paul Sum-
mers, Mrs. Morton, Mrs. Waldo and
Mrs. Graney.
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JEWISH WOMEN TO
HEAR DOCTOR

An address on Mental and Ply
steal Hygiene Of Babies and Child
rem by DR.. Louis H Segar will fea-
ture a meeting Of the indianapolis
section, National Council of Jewish
Women, at 2:l5 Monday at Kirsh-
baum Center.
Mrs. Samuel Hahn will give the
invocation and Mrs. Robert Blake,
contralto, will sing, accompanied by
Mrs. Dorothy knight Greene.
Highlights Of the triennial presi-
dental message will be given by
Mrs. Samuel Dorfman, Purposes
and Detectives Of National Organ
ization" by Mrs. Lewis Wolf, men,
Der of the national board, and re-
view of the opening session by Mrs.
Sultan Cohen.
Tea will follow the meeting with
Mrs. Oscar Tavel and Mrs Rudolph
Miller pouring. Mrs. Ruben Solo
mon chairman of hospitality and
her committee assistants will be
in charge of the tea.
Parliamentary class conducted by
Mrs. Cohen will meet preceding
council session.
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MAIL AUXILIARY
TO ENTERTAIN

Representatives from the Wheeler
City Rescue Mission will present a
program at meeting of the Wom-
ems Auxiliary to the Railway Mail
Association at 2:30 Tuesday after
noon at the Woman's Department
Club with Mrs. r. H. Cradick, pre-
siding
Mrs. Mary Knode will tell of the
mission work; Mrs. Leola Gaylor
with Miss Julia Hitler, accompanist,
will sing and Jerad, Trad and Will
lard Allen will present musical
numbers.
Election of officers will be followed
by dinner at $50. Dancing and
cards will conclude the entertain
ment. Hostesses will include Mrs.
Paul V. Calet, chairman, and Mes
danes Archie E. Kelly, Homer L.
Du Granrut. Clara Fosdick, w. P
Batchelder, Charles E. IRWIN, Shell
don Brown, Mabel Bohnstadt, Dor
HE K. Bradley. j. Edison Cox, B.
H. Hardy, Walter G. Stayton, oliver
Campbell, John A. Under, Thomas
j. futile and Harry Rinehart.
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Straight" Still bending over
Jackie's bed, her back to Harry.
Make it snappy! If they hear
her-it's all up. I nearly turned yell
low when you telephoned."
"Yeah?"
When YOU said the emeralds were
gone from the safe. Lordy, 1 was
scared! A fortune either way, stones
or kids-and we're going through
with it now But I'd rather it was
the stones. Snap into it, Veral"
CHE was wrapping the boy in
~ coverlet. AS Harry stepped
nearer, bending over to take the boy
in his arms, she backed out Of the
moonlight
III take him down first. You
be ready with the other one. SO
lingo butted in" At the window
he stopped again, turned:
"Listen!" and his whisper, each
word clipped short, quick, came over
the bundle in his arms. you were
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OFFICIAL
TO BE SPEAKER

Harold Plummer, national assist
ant adjutant of the American Le-
gion, will speak on Americaniza-
ton at the meeting of the Gov.
Oliver Perry Morton Chapter,
Daughters of the Union, Monday at
Cropsey Auditorium in Central Lii
brary. A Boy Scout will give salute
to the colors preceding the talk.
On the program Mrs. Lloyd Evans
and Mrs. Horace Patton. violinistS,
Will be accompanied by Mrs. w. T.
Mcclure. Mrs. Ruel Sexton will sing.
Mrs. Walter Baxter. assisted by Mrs.
Walter Winkler will be hostess for
the meeting. Members of the Anna
Anderson Clark Chapter Of the jun
ior Society viii usher.
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HIGH WINDOWS \! { !.(s|(y
ny HELEN 81 6EENAlZ0

right-and I swear I'll get even.
lingo Carter has double-crossed me
for the last time. Ill snow her!
I'll get Dey-"
He crawled over the roof and
to the ladder. lingo raised Betty
Lou in her arms, stood straight,
listende. Not a sound came from
the rooms below.
Il waited too long" she was
whispering as she walked to the
window. Il wanted that happiness
that something deep, sincere, and
beautiful-to last. But his babies
will not be harmed"
Harry's head, his peaked cap
low over his eyes, came up over the
roof. She dropped her head as he
extended his arms for the little girl.
I'll get John Dey just as sure as
=" he whispered huskily, seeming
ly cropping for a word to complete
his sentence. "C'mon!"
ITO Be Continued
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Solution to Previous
Contract Problem
BY w. E. MKENNEY
Secretary american Bridge League

Secretary american Bridge League
OUR old friend, R R. Richards,
~ Detroit. is back in tourna-
ment play. I recently learned that
he Won both the city pair and
team-of- -four championships in De-
troit. which means that. with i'm
proved health. he will be back in
the national tournaments this year.
1t was in 1927 that Mr.. Richards
organized the American Bridge
League. He was recognized as one
Of the greatest at auction bridge
player and it was my pleasure to
win the national contract pair
championship in 1929 with him.
I remember the first bridge lesson
that Mr.. Richards always gave
beginner. Cash your aces and
kings, don't revoke. and you will
do pretty we'll" he would say.
Here's hand he sent me the other
day which we'll brings out this
point.
INVESTS opening lead was the
w queen Of spades and the de-
clarer refused to win the first trick.
West continued with the jack of
spades, South winning with the
king.
The declarer can see that he
has two spade tricks. two heart
tricks. and four diamond tricks.
That's only eight, while nine are
needed for the contract. which
means that a club trick has to be
developed. If the club suit can be
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Club Directors VIII Be Guests
When dorado Taft Speaks

Paul Baus, Waldo Haley, Miss Anna
Hasselman, Mrs. Simon Baus, Hen
rik Mayor and Donald M. Mattison.
Members of the executive COM
mittee, with Mrs. A. S. AyreS, chair
man of hospitality, will be hostess
for the afternoon. They include
Mrs. Hugh j. Baker, vice chairman;
Mrs. A. M. Shouse, secretary; Mrs.
A. w. Wickes, treasurer; Mrs w. D.
Hamer and Mrs. Paul T. Payne.
Assisting Mrs. Ayres as hospital
ity chairman, will be MesdameS j. e.
Barcus, Felix McWhirter, Isaac E.
Woodland, william H. Shell, T. C..
Hardesty, Bert Gadd, Robert Elliott,
Charles B. Crist, and Laura
Blanton.
The lecture will be followed by a
tea in charge of Mrs. Victor G. Ken
dali, who will be assisted by Mes
danes Frank Bush, E. G. Goshorn,
M. B. Hedges, w. K. Kinnear, Will
liam A. Rowland, Thomas Spencer,
Guy l. Stayman, Orville Wilkin-
son, Lawrence K. Townsend Sr.,
Isaac E. Woodard and Clarence c..
Wysong.
At Mrs. Fred Albershardt's last
meeting as chairman Of the litera-
ture drama department on Wednes-
day, Mrs. Thomas D. Barr will re-
view Joseph and His Brothers" by
Thomas Mann and Mrs. Alice BaX-
ter-Mitchel will present Mary,
Queen of Scotland" play. A short
business meeting will be held.
Mrs. Robert Elliott is chairman of
the tea committee, composed of
Mesdames Albert E. Adair, j. E.
Barcus, John Berns. Edgar R. Eskey,
J. Frank Holmes, M. L. Mendenhan,
T. j. Mol, Oscar M. Pittenger, Carl
L. Rost, F. G. Stewart, w. H. Tenny-
son, w. w. Thornton, j. H. Toph
and Harris P. Wetsell.
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GRACE PARSONS WILL
BE SPRING BRIDE

Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Parsons, Mt.
Vernon, Ill, announce the engage
ment of their daughter, Miss Grace
Parsons, indianapolis, to John Con-
rad Schade Jr., son of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Conrad Schade ST., 4719
Broadway. The wedding will take
place this spring. Mr.. Schade at
tended Purdue University and is a
member of Phi Delta Theta Fra
ternity.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Stout will
entertain at a dinner tonight in
honor of Miss Parsons and Mr..
Schade.
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Club Will Celebrate

Officers of the Laetare Club have
arranged for its 9th annual dinner
celebration to be held at the Charm
House tomorrow on Laetare Sum
day. Those in charge of the din
ner will be Mrs. L. E. Earlywine,
president, and Mrs. F. j. Beaupre,
secretary.
Others attending will be Messrs.
and Mesdames George Faulstigh,
M. M. Taerpin, M. j. O'Neil,
Charles Craigle, Misses Mary King
and Flo Adams, Mrs. Earlywine and
Mr.. Beaupre.
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Stories in
STAN PS

design in new stamp of the Do
minican Republic in 1900 almost
brought that country to a clash OF
arms with its neighbor, Haiti.
The boundary, cried the aroused
Haitians, enroached upon their
territory. Only quick disavowal
by the Dominican government pre-
vented actual conflict between the
inhabitants of the two West Indian
countries.
Officially, the blame was placed
upon the engraver.
copyright. 1885. NEA Service. Incl
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Dr Robert Laird taxes Jesslra Garter,
lingo into his custody for a year He
Elrhcr 20 help the girl and also % prove
70 Eealfhv Tchn Dey that ne daughter OF
famous criminal Vll. il wholesome
rr~r1urdingr. overcome her early environ
mrur and mtke a good citizen
While working IN DR.. Bobs hospital Jingo
falls lu love uith NJ jock. onlF 20 learn
LATER that he Us John Dey. A. the doctor s
death John Der becomes her guardian.
J.rEo consents 20 take care 81 JOCK
mo.hrr1ess children. Jackie and Betty Lou.
she loves JOCK and ne confesses his love
FOR her bur she knows that she must tell
him who she really IS
Vera Bailey. associate OF J-rgs former
su--etlrar- Harry Barnes. is maid IN me
Der home lingo learns that Harry and
Vera plan % rob Jocks mother OF her
famous fmeTalcs. lingo dimes Vith JOCK,
bis mother. and their guests one night.
ard afterwards asks JOCK g she may speak
20 him a.0ue-fc tell him me truth.
NOW GO on VIII HE Story
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Mn. Ad Miller Jr.. Columbus. o.
Is visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
T. J. Owens.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hal R Keeling 55ls
n. Mcridian-st. have returned from
a visit IN Hollywood. Fla While
there they had as a guest. Mrs.
LOthair Teetor. Hagerstown.
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Dutch Life
Portrayed
by Pupils
Orchard School Children
Display Interest
in Holland.
BY BEATRICE BURGAN
Timss Woman's Page Editor

UTHEN a gift Of Dutch tulip
w bulbs vas presented 70 Orch
ard School By parents of one Of the
pupils. the children became curious
about the flowers habitat The
Ccu1Is pupils traced the bulbs back
20 .hclr culture in Holland and
learned something about the tulip
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Bridne Plan Set

Members of the women'S contract
bridge section of the Hoosier Ath-
letic Club will meet at 1870 Monday
Afternoon for duplicate play with
Mrs. Stella c. King in charge. Mem
bers wishing instruction will meet
at 1890.
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Joy Lodge, w. w. M. " will hold
dance and card party tonight in
Woodmen's hall, 322 E. New York-St.
Card party will be held by Al
farata Council, D. of P, at 2 Tues
day afternoon in the Sears, Roebuck
& Co. auditorium with Mrs. Minnie
Reese, chairman. The public may
attend.
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Style Ideas
of Men Will
BeCOllected
Nations Tailors Present
QUESTIONABLE on
Clothing.
BY HELEN LINDSAY

INDIANAPOLIS tailors of mems
= clothing Will assist in a nation
wide survey now being made, to de-
termine the fayorite fashions Of
American men. Aid has been asked
from the indianapolis Merchant
Tailors Association, of which Ed
ward R. Treat, Insurance Building,
fc r,raciJo,,4 ouI
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industry
Then they be-
came so interested
IN the study Of
this picturesque
foreign land. that
they decided 20 az
range a kermis.
patterned after the
Dutch fair which
contlaucs a week
Asa result tho kfT-
mis- was held last
week IN the first
and second grade
school room. Mrs
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local dSSOCldllOu MI. OOrpOIS SAID.
The American nation is great in
size, and presents a great diversity
of climate, traditions and customs
as well as habits and needs of bust
ness and social life.
In certain cities outdoor life
occupies many hours of recreation
and society. In others, the social
life is centered more about formal
indoor functions The we'll dressed
man of Chicago may require quite
different wardrobe from the we'll
dressed man Of Boston, or Baltimore
or Dallas.
Seek Broader Origin
Merchant tailerS who for years
have been creating fashionable and
Well-tailored attire for the nations
leaders in business, industry, gov
eminent and the professions believe
that many great American cities
can and should have an important
share in originating and develop
ing their own preferred styles, suit
able for their own social and COM
munity life"
According to Mr. Dorpols, mems
clothing designers in cities similar
to indianapolis are best suited to
originate the styles for the men who
patronize them.
"All styles, either for American
men or women, need not originate
in London, Paris, New York or
Hollywood" he says. Many i'm
portant fashions do come from
these world fashion centerS, but
frequently they may best be adapted
by local designers to community
needs and tastes, in order to please
the most faStidiouS dressers
Expects Valuable Data
eve are a nation of independent
discriminating individuals, who like
to express our own personalities and
reflect our own ideas of good taste
in choice of dress. To be we'll
dressed is to be becomingly and ap-
propriately dressed for all occasions.
This national survey will deter
mine what WardrobeS Of indoor and
outdoor apparel the well-tailored
men of American cities consider
adequate and appropriate for their
hours of business, society and rec
reation
I'VE believe the replies to this
QUESTIONABLE will reflect the nations
business and social habits, and will
reveal many interesting and i'm
portant facts regarding the we'll
tailored American mans taste in
dress. We are seeking his prefer
ence in color, texture, pattern and
style, and the degree of formality
and informality of attire"
When the survey is completed, the
national association will publish the
results.
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Max V. Bailey.
Board of Trade
Building, is Secre-
tary. The survey.
first Of its kind
ever to be made, is
being sponsored by
the National ASSo-
citation of Merch-
ant Tailors of
America. of which
Frank L. Dorpols,
Chicago, is presi-
dent.
III a letter to the
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Miss Geneva Marburger will
spend the weekend in Brazil, the
guest of Miss Lucia Keller.