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Manners and Morals
BY JANE JORDAN

whole story. 1 lied to him so much
that now he won't believe me al
though I've told him all We are
engaged. but he says we will never
get married until l tell him every
thing. About a year ago he had
been brooding over this and got
drunk. We quarreled and he beat
me until he nearly killed me. Now
when he is drinking l am afraid 1t
will happen again, but if 1 say any,
thing he says that 1 have been with
men a lot drunken when l didnt
seem to mind. He is a well respect
ed business man and we hardly can
60 any place where 1 won't be afraid
of some one seeing me who knows
what 1 have done.
am afraid if 1 marry him this
will reflect on him and perhaps on
his young daughter. l know it tor
lures him to think of what I've
done, but no one can feel more
disgust than 1 feel for myself. 1
have done everything in my power
to forget it and win peoples respect.
Is it possible for us to forget the
past and be normal and happy.
PATTY.
Answer-It is possible for intel
ligent people to forget a past
mode of life of which they now
disapprove providing they under
stand themselves and each other.
You, 1 believe, are better balanced
than your lover. BY your flight
into promiscuity you tried to f1out
certain unacknowledged values
which have claimed you after all.
Now you know which path you
wish to travel You are no longer
in conflict with yourself.
Your lover, however, is not so
fortunate. Apparently he is torn
between the need for two Oppo-
site types of women-the lawleSS
and the conservative. In his bitter
condemnation Of the girl you we're
he reveals himself as enSlaved by
the opposite feeling He fell in
love with you as a lost lady and
his conscience condemns him for
it. Therefore he uses the past as
a method of Furnishing both you
and himself.
Unless he can come to see that
he loves the things which he re-
nounced with such puritanical
vigor, unless he can forgive him
self for wanting a woman who
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has departed from the purity
which his own stern conscience de-
mands. he will not forgive you. II
he didn't receive a certain salts
faction in torturing himself by
digging up your past, why would
he do it? We torture ourselves
voluntarily only when we are con-
WINGED that we richly deserve pun
ishment.
If you can reason all this out
with him you have a chance for
decent life together. If he has a
logic-tight compartment IN his
brain, you may as we'll give up.
In any event do not return to
your former way of life. He isn't
the only partner you can find.
n
Dear Jane Jordan-I know you
have closed the discussion of legiti-
macy but I want to thank you fol
forwarding to me the many letters
from readers who wrote so kindly
l especially thank the one who
wrote about the Kansas minister.
felt very blue and broken hearted
when 1 read what Walter Lane anc
Dale had to say. 1 even thought
about doing away with myself.
I would like for them to pu
themselves in my place for "a hours
Then they might realize the agony
I went through. What would they
do if some strange woman woulc
tell them she was their mother
Those letters from unknown friends
have given me the strength to carry
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-08-08
Card Party Is
Given HOnOring
Visiting Guest

In honor of Mrs. DeForest ODell
who is visiting relatives in the city
Mrs. Joseph G. Matthews enter
tanned several guests at bridge
party yesterday at her home, 241S
N. Delaware-st.
Mrs. O'Dell with her daughters
Mary Caroline and Natalie Ellen
have come from New York to visit
Mrs. ODell's father, F. G. Cooley
and Mr.. O'Dell's parents, DR.. and
Mrs. T. A. ODell.
With the visitor, other guests in
Guided Mesdames Harry G. Jones
Emil Linegar, c. c. Waddel. B. l.
Edwards, Herbert Pedlow, Richard
Lennox, Johnny Collins, Russell
Veit, Frank Osborn and John Bolte
and Miss Jean Coval.
Others included Mrs. Albert King
Newport, KY, who is visiting Mrs
Lennox, and Mrs. Orion Spaid, for
merly of Fl. Wayne.
Summer flowers centered the
serving table. Mrs. Jones was host
ess at a party recently for Mrs
ODell.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-08-08
Solution to PreUiOus
Contract Problem
BY w. E. M'KENNEY
Secretary American Bridge League

INTENSIVE play is one of the
~ most interesting phases of
bridge The player who bases his
defense on standardized rules will
meet with little success, for every
hand presents new problem which
must be dealt with individually.
In one hand the defenders must
cash their tricks quickly or lose
them forever, while in another, win
ming cards must be held up to
obstruct the progress of declarer's
plan.
The hand shown today illustrates
two different methods of defense.
1t was played in knockout match
between two teams in the recent
Long Island championship at Brook
Ign.
At Table l, North caShed his king
and ace of spades, and continued
with another spade, which was
trumped by West. the dummy. De-
clarer led a small diamond to the
king in his own hand, and trumped
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Custom Shields Woman From Peril

be popular tuore against ue
execution of women the mothers OF the human race
soil Men may WANDER over ue Iaet
market ana on he
them But 1t IS lore gn 10 ue 4"e''e'e
too,toro tradition have placed women
We are old old Book that the price OF GOOD M
emeTad5 1t is dfhcut not 10 confuse W
of with all her representatives
Any human being who comes into maturity
actions Sex doesn
which capital punishment houo
from books should apply equally
But it grows lopSlded When en-
being should be
will understand that people
more cruel IMAM men, ana MANY eH
much kinder women
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illustrated with golfng figures.
swimmers and tennis players. Also
small cards Of various Colors have
been displayed cOnSpicuously about
the club for the last week All call
attention IN Aug r. and are il
lustrated to carry out the outing
idea The event was first an
nOunced IN the August INDAC, the
club magazine. and formal an
nouncements were mailed to the
membership Wednesday.
Games for Children
A diversified program was ar
ranged Yesterday At luncheon
meeting Of the committee in charge
a. the I. A. C. Mr.. and Mrs f. w.
Berger and Mr.. and Mrs Robert H.
Orbis0n are co-chairmen of the
committee. and President and Mrs.
Joseph w. Stickney are honorary
chaiTmen
Mrs. Stickney also is chairman of
women's bridge play. to be held in
the afternoon during the golf
tournament for men Women who
wish may PLAY golf before noon.
Manning NOrland. chairman of the
7. A. c. golf committee. is in charge
OF the golf tournament. and well
comes another chance to see what
indianapolis Athletic Club golfers
can do before the inter-club tOurna-
mcnt next month with the Columbia
Club for the diamond-studded
Marott trophy
Entertainment for yOung sons and
daughters of members hasn't been
overlooked by the committee Mrs.
James Carter is in charge of activi-
ties for the youngsters.
Miss Mary Alice Shivelv. women's
and Childrens assistant in the I. A.
c. athletic department. will assist
Mrs. Carter. There will be games
and contests. part of them in the
swimming pool for those who swim,
and a treasure hunt for all through
the hills and valley, surrounding
Woodstock.
Trophies to be Awarded
Mrs. Berger will be in charge of
water volley ball play for women,
and P. J. Mangen will be overseer
for tennis activities. Mr.. Mangen
also has arranged an exhibition
doubles tennis match between Tom
Hendricks Warrack Wallace. George
Newton and Mr.. OrbisOn. who were
finalists in the recent 1. A. c. ten
mis- championship tournament.
Individual medals and trophies
will be awarded the club champions
and runners-up following the din
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Otto-Byrkit
Wedding Set
for Aug. "A
Showers for Bride to
Precede Church
Service.

Wedding plans are announced by
Miss Mary Eloise Byrkit, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Davis Y. Byrkit,
3O31 Boulevard pl, whose marriage
to James H. Otto, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. William N. Otto, will take place
Aug. "a.
The ceremony will be read at the
Broadway Baptist Church by the
Rev. r. M Dodrill, church pastor.
A reception for immediate families
will follow at the Byrkit home.
Miss Florence Otto, sister of the
bridegroom -to-be, will be maid Of
honor, and Miss Gertrude Nauta
and Miss Florence Rem will be
bridesmaids. Mr.. Otto has named
his brother, William C. Otto, as his
best man and ushers will include
Thomas H. Arnold, Kenneth r.
Byrkit, brother of the bride-t o-be,
Robert J. Walden Jr. and Harold M
Crockett.
Several of Miss Byrkit's friends
nave dIl d4I5CO pIC-ilupGAdl SllOWClo
to precede the wedding. The first
party is scheduled for tomorrow
when Mrs. Kenneth r. Byrkit will
give a personal shower and bridge
party Mrs. Arnold's party, kitchen
shower and bridge party will be held
Wednesday night and Misses Anita
Banta and Eleanor Berger will en-
terrain Aug. Is.
Mrs. William c. Otto and Miss
Otto will give a miscellaneous show
er Aug. 10 and Mrs. William L. Por-
ter will be hostess Aug. 20.
The wedding party will meet for
rehearsal Aug. % and later attend
an informal reception at the Byrkit
home at which the parents of the
bride-to-be will be hosts.
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side and large inside.
What sh e really
wanted was smart
looking footwear to-
gether with supreme
comfort. w h a t S
more, she must have
meant she wanted
DR.. A. Reeds famous
Cushion Shoes For
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they look much Ike your favorlte
high grade shoes yet they contain
in-built comfort features discovered
only after they've been tried. And
for 40 years this comfort value has
proven itself Come on, be the
woman who lived in a shoe-a DR..
Reed Cushion Shoe. Be fitted by
men who make shoe fitting a verit
able science-314 Merchants Bank
Bldg.
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price tag that spells bargain" Hop
down to the Bargain Basement at
the PEOPLES and see the assembly
of rare and wonderful values picked
from throughout the store. These
modernistic suites f'rinstance .
one has been marked down as much
as s50I You'll spy many another
choice buy. Have some one show
you through the other complete
floors of fine furniture including
August Sale bargains.
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If you have a problem which worries
you write to Jane Jordan. who will
answer your letters in this column.
Dear Jane Jordan-I am in my
early twenties and until a few years
ago I was about the same as a girl
of the streets except that my family
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-08-08

Ho-hum . can't you even raise
a feverish finger toward keeping
cool? It's easy as this. Reach for
a phone - ia. 1927 - and have
MARTHA WASHINGTON deliver a
quart of real refreshment. Their
quality ice creams and ices are as
varied and delicious as ever faint
heart could ask for.
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Which I saw az
the PEOPLES.
A delicate shade
of swanky blue
with plain
a n d handsome
lines to say
nothing of q
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w d ) IeSpSCGdDIG
and there was no
excuse for my be-
havior. Then 1
met a man 10
years my senior
who for some
reason loves me.
Every one admireS
him and 1 love
him more than 1
thought 1 could
love any one.
He has changed
me altogether, but
most of all my
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-08-08

his last spade with dummy's ten
of clubs.
He then took four rounds of
trump, throwing off the two small
hearts in dummy. Played in this
manner. the hand easily produced
five odd at clubs.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-08-08
Supper, Shower
to Compliment
Marian Power

Complimentlng Miss Marian
Power, a bride-to-be, Miss Harriet
McGaughey will entertain with a
buffet supper and shower tonight
at her home. The hostess will be
assisted by her sister, Miss Susan
McGaughey, and her mother, Mrs.
j. E. McGaughey.
The marriage of Miss Power,
daughter of Mrs. P. o. Power, to
Harry Sergeant will take place
Sept. at the Propylaeum.
Guests with Miss Power and her
mother will include Mrs. Frederick
Keuthan. Mrs. Robert Behrman,
Mrs Russell Fleming and Misses
Martha Jane Baker, Rosalyn Reed,
Agnes Ball. Mary Sargent, Vir-
ginia Elliott, Dorothy Arnholter
Betty Lower, Betty Hodges, Muriel
Adams, Magdalene Adams and Vir-
ginia Fleming.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-08-08
RALPH MIDDAUGHS
AT HOME IN CITY

Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Middaugh
are at home to their friends at 1885
S. Belmont-av.
Before her marriage Saturday at
the Belmont Avenue United Breth-
rem Church, Mrs. Middaugh was
Miss Mildred Rosebrough, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Rosebrough.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-08-08
|. A.C. Will
Stage Field
Day Monday
Members of Club to
Hold Outing at
Woodstock.
BY BEATRICE BURGAN
Times Wnman.s PaEe Editor

ALL members Of Indianapolis
~ Athletic Club families have
Monday reserved on their calendars
rs a dav Of outdoor fun at the
Woodstock Club. From morning TO
midnight. enough entertainment has
been arranged TO keep all members
Of every family busy every minute
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Cocktails are served and SUI
perb cocktails they are in such
smart secluded tap room rendez-
vous as the HARRISON o.,
HOTEL. Escape the rush IN
of down town in the cool ,-AA
and charming atmosphere u .
here drop in as 1 did ( ~
You'll soon know that ~
bonded Whistles are used exclusively
in their mixed drinks. Everyone's
been telling me the particular at
tractiveness of this Tap Room . E.
saying nothing about the cool and
clever Coffee Shop and Dining
Room. Pretend you're in strange
city I just know you'd be
thrilled to discover the HARRISON
HOTEL (Capitol-av and Market-st0
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Oil. I hope you find space in your
column for this letter
TWENTY UR-YEAR-OLD SON.
Answer-Because your situation
attracted such wide interest. 1 am
sure your letter will be we'll re-
ceived. Thank you.
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VI AiiF I'd
Swimming. golf
and tennis will &C.
cupy the members
in the morning
and supervised en-
teri a in m 2 n { IS
scheduled in the
afternoon a n d
evening
Members have
not been permit
tod To forget the
date. In the lobby
OF the club is an
pla bOrate DoStPr
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supreme ptIIdIVY 1It OIONON VIZ 1IIVV ~ 131''
London forgot that we are human beings long
before we are divided into sexes.
Now our own nation is being confronted with an
increasing number of women who are condemned to die
Eva Coo whom the law found guilty OF Killing man
for mis- insurance is one of the latest examples
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Exemption of Women
from Death Sentence
Held Warped Chivalry
Sex No Excuse for Evading Gallows, Writer
Declares; Theodore Roosevelt's
Comment Is Recalled.
BY HELEN WELSHIMER
MA Ssrrice Siah Writer

S
absolve her from punishment for wrong-dong
is
galovS
for men
A because the
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-08-08

ner at Woodstock Mr. Orbison is
1885 club singles champion, while
Mr.. Hendricks and Mr. Wallace will
receive first place awards in the
doubles event.
Another exhibition will be the
diving performance by Frank Feb
senfeld, University of Michigan
diver and national intercollegiate
low and high board diving cham
piOn. Members of the 1. A. c. girls
swimming team will demonstrate
water Waiting"
Dancing to Louie Loves orchestra
from $50 until midnight will end
the days activity.
Also included on the outing COM
mittee are Messrs. and Mesdames w.
H. Walker, Fisk Landers, Conrad
RuckelshauS, Warrack Wallace and
Tom Hendricks
RpOefit c9rd marty will he given
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mind and BODY
at any hour in the
day order a
choice Wand or
drink of highest
quality in the de-
lightful a t m o =
phere of the Main
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o a deserving oil the same
man chief executive repheo
If woman wins high it. If she WTonged h
guilty OF error Sie
should realize that the hemlock the electric
prison The bitter comes with the sweet III any I' u ~
andeo
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-08-08

outlook on life. At first told MN
only parts of the truth about myself
but gradually he dragged out the
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-08-08

This is good: A woman went
into a shoe store and asked for a
pair of shoes that were small out
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-08-08

Club to Meet Tonight
Members of the Verus Cords
Club will be entertained tonight at
the home of Miss Janette Won
Staden, 4O7 Grant.
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Rhapsody in blue - that's what
you will call the beautifully modern
bedroom suite of metal furniture
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high in alkaline value. Serve So
AM MATE ice cold in a tall glass
of Clipped ice-add lemon and mint
and see if you can resist one, two.
three of them Where to buy this
Fountain of YOUTH" Call me
RI-5551.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-08-08
Conservative, Yet Smart
by ELLEN WORTH

It's so decidedly feminine and in
diyidual. Tiny yokes, front and
back, join the smartly shaped cape
sleeves, that cut in one with the
shoulders.
Made in any soft summary cotton
print such as voile, batiste, hand
kerchief-lawn, crinkly crepe, and
the many weaves of this char
acter, this model is lovely.
The model pictured is chiffon cot
ton voile in lovely lilac and purple
tones The belt is purple grosgrain
ribbon, fastened with lilac bone
buckle.
Style No. 934 is designed for sizes
IA, 16, Is years, SO, 38 and 40 inches
bust. Size Is requires 81 yards of
39-inch material with Is yard of 80
inch contrasting for belt
Summer fashion book contains
many more smart, cool vacation
clothes. Price, 10 cents.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-08-08

C is for CLAYPOOL and GOODNESS
two good words to remember
when midday arrives. Refresh
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-08-08

drink. it satisfies hunger
and is used as an aid in
reducing diets ideal
for athletes and sports
men excellent for
children. = here's always
so much to tell about this
health beverage Of 3 con-
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-08-08
EQuulitV at Gallons

WHETHER or not capital punishment Is Jusuhaoie
w is not the question that arguing. Since
our laws make it constitutional. must admit that
if holds for all citizens regardless of or color or
age -.s
Theodore Roosevelt, when President of the United
States made potent comment when Martha Place
- q him for nardOn
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-08-08

days. This sturdy, compact device
which turns by hand does a score
Of JOBS rapidly and easily and
brings every kitchen to its utmost
efficiency. You see, the blades are
made to slice, shred, strip. chop
CRATE and dice fruits or vegetables
and even to crush ice Small
wonder that I spent many minutes
marveling at its mssterful strokes.
You can make salads, soups and all
dishes more attractive and appeal
ing in half the usual time . with
the competent aid of Kitchmaster.
See it at Vonnegut's 2nd floor, or
phone me, I'll be happy to answer
your least question.
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On Wisconsin Honeymoon

Miss Katherine
1. Demaree.
daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. c. T.
Schruck.
became the bride
of F. Russell
Widmer,
son of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. F.
Widmer.
Youngstown, o.,
on July %.
After a trip in
Wisconsin, Mr..
and Mrs. Widmer
Will be at home
at 518 w.
30th-st.
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Hint for health French fried po-
tatoes with the peeling left on
are said to be the most healthful
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~ KIND. / r Y
rnTslicing the
" potatoes in
strips with the
aid of Hitch
master it's
like having a
, crew of Kitchen
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Benefit card party will be given
at the home of Mrs. Harry Marks,
36l5 Shelby-st, at 7:3O Saturday
night
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Excerpt from Facts You Should
Know About SO-AM YERBA
MATE" So-Am is food as well as
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Dining Room. Then tell me VIII
a swell idea shared with you.
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Tuesday I'll be back. Meantime
remember RI-555f and
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-02-26
FORTY GUESTS ENJOY BUFFET DINNER AND
 CARDS ON SATURDAY


 Judge and Mrs. William A. Holz- heimer and United States Marshal and Mrs. William T. Mahoney were joint hosts at a dinner and card party at the latter's home last Saturday evening. Forty guests enjoyed their hospitality at the delightful affair for which Wash ingtons Birthday furnished the decorative scheme of patriotic col DTS, red, white and blue.
 Following the dinner which was served buffet fashion, bridge and pan" were played during the ev- ening with attractive prizes fol the winners in each game.
 Dinner partners were chosen ir an original fashion. Small cards on which were written half of g pharase or name figuring promi- nently in the life of Washington were given to the guests, who ther located the person whose cart completed their own. Much mer- riment and fun accompanied tht search and some interesting his. torical data about the Father O. the Country was disclosed.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-02-26
B A BE RUTH IS.
 SIGNED TO PLAY .ON BOSTON NINE.
Braves Get Bambino for Three Years After Re-
 lease by Yankees

NEW YORK, Feb. 26.-The an swer to "What will become of Babe Ruth?" was given today.
 The famous baseball idol, it was announced here, has been released by the New York Yankees and has been signed to three-year con tract by the Boston Braves of the National League.
 He will hold the title of Vice President of the baseball club and will be assistant to Manager Bill McKechnie, whose status is not changed by the Ruth announce ment. ek s
 Although the salary to be given the Sultan of Swat was not stated an authoritative source said that it would exceed the $35,000 which the Bambino got last year from the American League club.
 Ruth, at the start of the play last spring, said that 1884 would mark his last season in organized baseball unless he was hired by some major league club as man ager. Apparently, unconcerned over his future, he joined other pro fessional players this fall and win ter in a transforming tour of the Orient.
 However, he had been back in New York but a short while, when today's baseball history making announcement was made.