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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC

Pile Driver Operators of the Cal penters Local Unicn No. l, have set their wage scale at $1o0 pei hour, effective at once.
 CARPENTERS LOCAL adv. UNION NO. !
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MADLAND TO SFATTLE

Travelling from Seward to Seat tie on the Alaska is Harry B. Madland, Darlington, Jones Com pany representative.
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ROUSE ARRIVES

F. F. Rouse, Pacific Fruit and Produce representative, was an in bound passenger from the Vest ward on the Alaska.
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AGENTS WIFE TRAVELS

Mrs. Gary Bach, wife of the Northland Transportation Company agent in Ketchikan, is round trip passenger on the North Sea. She is accompanied by her son, Gary, Jr.
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MIALOYICH LEAVES

Red Mialovich, recently a patient at St. Ann's Hospital for several weeks, left for Seattle on the Alaska.
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New Trial Ordered
 m Hemt Balm Case
 muoluing $l0O,O00

CHICAGO, H., April 22-Federal Judge w. H. Holly has set aside the $100,000 heart balm judgment awarded Mrs. Helen Bedford Jones, of Evansville, and granted a new trial in behalf of Mrs. Mary Der hard Bedford Jones, second wife of Henry Bedford Jones, the author.
 CUTnD VN UVrNEnVI EVRCT
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SHOP IN JUNEAU.
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DAILY EMPIRE WANT ADS PAY,
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SHOP IN JUNEAU FIRST!
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Contract Bridge

with the ace and returning the eight
spot. Now the careless player would
fnesse the jack, but let's stop and
think for moment.
West opened heart. Generally a
player opens from a suit in which
he holds some high card, so the first
thought is that West must hold the
queen, especially when East plays
the ace and returns the eight spot.
Therefore, declarer should play
the king on the second heart lead.
Two rounds of trump are taken.
When East's queen drops, dummy is
entered by playing small spade to
the ten.
A small diamond is lead, declarer
finessing the jack. The king of dia-
mondS is cashed and now a small
diamond played, in the hope that
the suit will break. However, West
shows out, discarding club. The
trick is won in dummy with the ace
A small diamond is returned and
trumped with the jack of spades,
West diScarding another club.
Now all declarer has to do is
throw West into the lead with the
queen of hearts, and all he can do
is cash his ace of clubs and concede
the rest of the tricks to declarer.
Copyright, 1885. NEA Service. Inc.)
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Operate Study
to Be Made by
Harmonic Club

The Harmonic Club is to begin a
year of opera study at 2:30 Monday
when Mrs. Norman Schneider, presi-
dent, is to be hostess at her home
in Woodruff Place. Won Wcber'S
opera, "Oberon," is to be reviewed.
During a social hour, the hostess
is to be assisted by the board of di-
rectors. including Mesdames Robert
Blake, Clair Cox, Ross Caldwell,
Robert Kinnaird, Arthur Monninger,
T. NJ Rybolt, William Stark and
Misses Emma j. Doeppers, Paula
Kipp, Jeanette Orloff and Pauline
Schellschmidt.
Mrs. Caldwell and Miss Doeppers
have arranged the following pro-
gram:
Story of the Opera
Mrs. Alta M Martin
ntroducton-Piano due Arrangement
Mrs. T NJ. Rybolt Mrs. William Stark.
Vocal Trio
Mrs. Charles Maxwell Mrs Reid Steele,
Mrs. r. " Fleig
Recitative and obHgato-
Mrs. H. B. Stitt and trio.
Mrs. Clair Cox. Mrs. Carl Moore.
Aria
Mrs. William Devin.
Mrs. James Pearson, Mrs. James ogden.
Miss Ruby winders.
Finale-Vocal trio
Accompanists-Mrs Caldwell. Mrs. Rybolt
and Miss Louise Swan
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Lingerie for Fall Wear
BY ELLEN WORTH

Today's pattern includes the slip
with fitted brasSiere and the bloom
ers, as seen in the small views.
The design of the attractive slip
has been we'll thought out. You
will notice it hasn't any conflicting
lines to mar your outer garment
The boomers have shaped yoke
at the front.
Simple to make! It's grand pick
up" sewing and its cost will prove
so remarkably small.
Satin or crepe silk is nice me-
dunn.
Style No. 723 is designed for sizes
IA, l6, Is years, So. 38 and 40 inches
bust. Size Is requires 21s yards of
35-inch material with %. yards of
binding for slip. and Ia yards of
35-inch material for bloomers.
Let the new fall and winter
fashion magazine assist you in as
sembling your family's fall clothes.
There are designs for every type
and every occasion. Price, 10 cents
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Archeologist
to Give Talk
on Holy Land

DR.. Nelson Glueck is to lecture on
Explorations in Bible Lands at
the meeting of the Temple Sister,
hood at 230 Monday in the In
dianapolis Hebrew Congregation,
18th and Delaware-sts. His talk will
include observations on Ethiopia.
DR.. Glueck, an archeologist on
the faculties of Hebrew Union Col
lege and University of Cincinnati,
has visited in the Holy Land many
times. He is to illustrate his talk
with stereoptican slides.
Mrs. David Lurvey and Rabbi
Morris M. Feuerlicht also are to
speak at the meeting. M. Edwin
Jones, instructor at the Arthur Jor-
dan Conservatory of Music, is to
entertain with musical numbers.
TWenty-one new members are to
be honored at a tea following the
meeting. Mrs. Morris M. Feuer-
LIGHT and Mrs Samuel Kominers are
to preside at the tea table. Hostesses
are to be Mesdames Harry Cooler.
M. Leonard Cohen, Charles F.
Efroymsor, Louis Levey and Eli
Schloss. Mrs. William I. Ellison is
program chairman and Mrs. I. E.
Solomon, music chairman.
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Miss Braun
to Sing at
Propylaeunl
Mrs. John W. Kern Is
to Be Chairman of
Event Thursday.

Miss Ruth Brain, lyric soprano,
accompanied by Charles Lurvey, is
to present a program at the open
ing Propylaeum day entertainment
scheduled for 2:3o Thursday at the
clubhouse.
Mrs. John w. Kren Sr. is the
chairman of the program. Non-res-
ident members are to be honor
guests.
Assisting Mrs. Kern are to be
members of the entertainment COM
mittee: Mesdames William Ray Ad-
ans, Earl B. Barnes, Samuel Cor
nell Carey, William H. Coleman,
Frank w. Cregor, Bowman Elder,
Kin Hubbard, William M. Louden,
Frederick E. Matson c. Marmon,
George Philip Meier. Charles A.
Pfaff1in, NJ A. Ryan, Samuel Lewis
Shank, E. E. Voyles, Paul H. White
and Herbert M. Woollen.
Board Members to Assist
The following members of the
board of directors also are to assist:
MRS. Arthur V. Brown, president,
Mesdames Augustus Coburn, Edison
T. Wood, Fletcher Hodges Sr.. Fred
erick R. Kautz, Harry Murphy, AL
bert Seaton, John G.. Rauch and
John E. Hollett and Miss Genevieve
Scoville. Mrs. Adams, Mrs. Hub
bard, Mrs. Kern and Mrs. Matson
also are board members.
Miss Braun's program for the aft
ernoon is as follows:
Group I
EeTDOrgennelt' .......... Hugo Wolf
In dem Shatten Meiner Lochen" Wolf
MdiCHen '-''..'.''. Eric WolH
Auelgnung s....................S Strauss
Group II
.r rasLori OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES .Plzzetti
Las Locas por Amor" ............. Turina
Group III
'L'Amour de Moi'-15th Century French
lie. Temps des Dlas' ......... Chaussen
"Adieu. la Petite Table"-"Manon''
"Gavotte" Manon" .......... Massenet
Group w
Sweet Song of Long Ago" ........ Charles
DE Massus and de Missus' .... Guion
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HadasSah Chapter Luncheon
and Meeting Set for Wednesday,

Rabbi Elias Margolis. Mt. Vernon,
N. Y, is to address the members of
the Indianapolis Chapter of Had
assah at luncheon and meeting
at 1890 Wednesday at Beth Ell
zedeck Temple. Mrs Jacob Weiss,
incoming president, is to preside.
The Hadassah choral group, led
by Mrs. Leon Levi, is to sing a group
of Palestinian songs and Rabbi Elias
Charry is to give the invocation.
Mrs. Samuel Falender, luncheon
chairman, is to be assisted by Mrs.
Ben Shalansky, Mrs. Oscar Tavel
and Mrs. Max Robbins, co-chairmen.
Mrs. Harry Spjnnel and Mrs. Philip
Stopper are to be in charge of res
ervations. Proceeds from the lunch
con are to be used for Hadassah's
medical work in Palestine and in
the Near East.
Other officers with Mrs. Weiss are
Mrs. Louis Seriensky, first vice
president; Mrs. l.. L. Goodman, Sec
ond vice president; Mrs. Aaron
Click, treasurer; Mrs. Stanlet Levin
son, financial secretary; Mrs. Lewis
Levy, recording secretary, and Mrs.
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Riley Intimate
Will Address
Hospital Group

Marcus Dickey, former secretary
to James Whitcomb Riley, is to re-
call his relations with the poet at
the Riley Hospital Cheer Guild
luncheon Tuesday at his home in
Brown County. He is to be master
of ceremonies during the informal
program, which will include Riley
quotations.
Mrs. Carl Irrgang will preside
at short business meeting.
Mrs. Robert Mottern is transpor-
tation chairman. Mrs M. E. Costin,
telephone chairman, is to be as
sisted by Mesdames l.. E. Clabrou,
Clemens Diehm, L. E. Dixon, Ernest
GoshOrn, H. A. Harlan, K. N Huber,
Charles B Morrison and Desmond
VaWter. Buses are to transport
members and guests to the meeting.
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MONDAY

Carnelian Club members are tc
meet for a 1890 luncheon at the
home of Mrs. Fred Gunkle, 63e
Berkley-rd. The hostess is to be as
sisted by Mesdames John B. Loucks
Forrest Banner and w. B. Parker
Mrs. c. S. Cleveland, 3217 Wash
ington-blvd, is to be hostess for a
meeting of the Woman's Auxiliary
of st. Paul's Episcopal Church. Mrs
Frank E. Gates is to assist the host
ess and Mrs. William Burrows is
to discuss Christ and Japan"
Regular meeting of the Tearc
Columbia Chapter, information
al Travel Study Club, Inc, is sched-
uled for /: 80 with Mrs. Victor Roth
ley, 1923 N. Delaware-st, hostess
Mrs. S. r. Artman's lecture topic is
to be Women, the Burden Bearers
of Mexico"
Members of the Review Club are
to assemble at the home of Mrs
Ralph Boozer, 3717 N. Delaware-st
The program is to include talks on
Road to War" by Mrs. Robert Wild
End Restless Days" by Mrs. Oliver
Stout.
The Jew as an American Patriot
is to be Mrs. Alice Ervins topic for
discussion at a meeting of the Ses-
"me Club when Mrs. Arthur Bird
we'll is to entertain at her home
209 Eastern-av.
Mrs. Edmund d. Clark is chair
man of the luncheon committee
for meeting of the Woman's Re-
search Club to be held with Mrs.
G. E. Cottingham, 3641 N. Penn
sy,vania-st, hostess. The program
Is to include a talk. words From
an AID Addict" by Mrs. G. A.
Ratti.
Presidents Day of the New Era
Club is scheduled at the home OF
Miss Blanche McFadden. 967 Lex
ington-av. Mrs. G. j. Finch, presi-
dent of the Seventh District Fed
Grafton of Clubs, is to be guest
speaker.
Paul Stokes is to discuss Whats
Ahead for Business" at a meeting
of the Woman's Rotary Club at
1890 at the Columbia Club.
TUESDAY
Mrs. William Perry and Miss Ida
Perry are to be hostesses for a
meeting of the Amicitia Club.
Spencer Club members are to as
semble at the home of Mrs. D. B
BARLEY, 473l N. Pennsylvania-st
Mrs. j. l.. Pierson and Mrs. A. L
Ballinger are to assist the hostess
Musical program during the after.
noon is to be in charge of Mrs
BARLEY.
Review OF Henry feelings ton
Jones" is to be given by Mrs. Wal.
ter l.. Carey when members of the
Anagnous Group of Epsilon Sigma
Omicron meet with Mrs. A. S. Mile,
in Plainfield.
Business is to be transacted al
a meeting of the Alpha Beta Lat.
reian Club at the home of Mrs
Robert Burnett, 5215 Broadway
Mrs. Paul A. Hancock is to assis
the hostess.
Program theme for melting O.
the Irvington Tuesday Club is t.
be Arabia. Mrs E. G. Ropkey is tt
talk on the country and Mrs. c. L
! Wells, Lawrence of Arabia" Mrs
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Mildred Froyd,
James A. Inasv
to Be Married

Marriage of Miss Mildred Froyd,
daughter of Lawrence l. Froyd, and
James A. Inasy is to be celebrated
by the Rev. Landy H. Kendall at
the w. Westinghouse M. E. Church
at 2:3O tomorrow. Charles F.. Han
sen, organist; Miss Ruth Wagner,
soloist, and Miss Mary Jayne Froyd,
the brides sister, violinist, are to
present a program of bridal music
before the ceremony which is to be
read before the altar arranged with
palms, ferns and lighted tapers.
The bride is to enter with her
father. She is to wear an ivory
velvet gown and fingertip length
veil falling from a braid of ivory
satin. Fer bouquet is to be of Jo-
marina Hill roses and babybreath.
Miss Maxine Jones, her attendant,
is to wear wood violet velvet gown.
matching turban, with a bouquet of
orchid chrysanthemums. Shirley
Jean Racobs, flower girl, is to scat
ter rose petals in the path of the
bride and is to wear a yellow Or
| CANDY frock.
Harry Chickedantz, Cincinnati, is
to be best man, and Lyman Houg-
land and Elmer Bomgardner, ushers.
Out-of town guests are to be
Alexander 1nasy, Akron, the BRIDE
groom's father; Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Calbert. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Calbert,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ivy Newly and Mrs.
Charles Stanley, all of Plainfeld:
Mrs. w. j. Cathcart, Montgomery
Ala; Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Froyd
and Mr.. and Mrs. George Froyd, all
of Paxton, Ill.
After a wedding trip, the couple
is to be at home at Sc N. Holmes-av,
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Miss Richardson to Be at Head
of Receiving Line at PROGRAM

Miss Carolyn Richardson, presi-
dent of the indianapolis Matinee
Musicale, is to head the receiving
line at a program presented by four
artists at 1890 Friday, Oct. Is, in
Ayres auditorium.
Taking part are to be Mrs. Fan
ME Kiser Rosenak, harpist; Mrs.
Elizabeth Richardson torrance, Pr
anist Of Chappaqua, N. Y; Don Rat
cliff, tenor, and Glenn Friermood,
accompanist.
The program, arranged by Mrs.
S. K. Ruick, is to be followed by
luncheon in the tearoom with hon.
orary artist members. honorary life
and life members of the musicale
as special guests. Mrs. Edwin H.
Shedd, luncheon chairman, an
nounces that reservations are to be
made by Wednesday.
Mrs. William Herbert Gibbs is to
serve As room chairman assisted by
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DELTA GAMMA TO
HOLD OPEN HOUSE

Miss Virgilia Wells, president Of
the Butler University Chapter Of
Delta Gamma Sorority, is to head
the receiving line at an open house
to be held from to 5 tomorrow
at the chapter house, 269 Bucking-
ham dr. Miss Mae Louise Small Is
to be in charge of arrangements.
Also receiving are to be Miss Eliz-
abeth Claypool, house mother; Miss
Sarah SiSson, Miss Helen Cade and
Mrs. Guy Morrison. Bronze, pink
and blue colors are to appoint the
serving table.
Pledges to be introduced are
Misses Sue Aldrich. Jean Apologize,
Marjorie Boyle, Edith Chesterfield,
Martha Cook, Dorothy Durham,
Patricia Ferguson, Alice McManus,
Dorothy Palmer, Mary Ann Patter-
son. Betty Prinzler, Mary Sellers,
Betty Lee Soehner and Ann Stork.
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G. 0. p. CLUB TO
ATTEND LUNCHEON

Several state Republican organiza-
tons, including the Indiana Won-
ans Republican Club, are to be
guests of Mrs. Eleanor Barker Snod-
grass, Nashville, Thursday, Oct. 81.
Luncheon is to be at /.
The board members are arranging
for a business meeting and lecture
by Raymond H. Sellers, Indiana Re-
publican Editorial Association presi-
dent and editor of the Franklin
Evening Star and Republican
Weekly.
indianapolis club members and
their friends are to go to Nash
vile in buses.
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IOTA KAPPA SETS
HALLOWEEN PARTY

Rushees are to be guests of Iota
Kappa at it's Halloween bridge party
Monday night at the home of Mrs
Paul Spencer, 4216 E. 10th-st.
Assistant hostesses are to be Mes
danes VanDorn Adams, James Nc
Gee and Misses Vivian McConaha
Florine Musselman. Bernice Will
liams and Mary Evans. Arrange
ments for an outing to Forest Park
Noblesville, are to be made at a
business meeting before the party
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Solution to PreUiOus
Contract Problem
RY w r M,EENNEV


VERY ONE who writes on bridge
~ explains squeeze, coup, and end
plays, but to the average player
these are nothing but bridge terms.
Do you know why you miss the
fun of executing the squeeze or end
play? 1t is because you do not pay
attention to the cards played in the
early rounds.
Some players say, 81 can not count
anything but the trump" Well, even
this type of player should be able to
remember a high card held by an
opponent.
Today's hand entails nothing
more than gathering the inference
that West holds the queen of hearts
and then, by remembering this later
on, declarer is able to make an end
play which gives him his contract.
With regard to the bidding, it is
true that North's response of one no
trump is rather weak, but on this
type OF hand, if you are going to
give your partner a chance bid, do
not support with only three trump.
1t Is better to bid the no trump
first. Then if he rebids his suit YOU
can support with three trump.
INVESTS opening lead against
w the four-spade contract was
the four of hearts, East winning
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BECKWITH-HOWELL
RITES HELD TODAY

The Rev. George Arthur Frantz
united in marriage Miss Margaret
Elizabeth Beckwith, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. w. r. BeckWith, and
Horace c. Howell, son of Mrs. Clara
Howell, today at the First Presby-
terrain Church. The couple was at
tended by Miss Rosamond Gabriel
and Edward Stauber.
Miss Gertrude Free, organist,
played cat Dawning," 20 Promise
Me-" and Il Love You Truly"
After Nov. l, the couple are to
reside at 1851 N. Meridian-st.
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Outing Is Arranged

Bruce P. Robson Post of Ameri-
can Legion and its Auxiliary are
to give a wiener roast tomorrow
afternoon at the Knightstown Home
in honor of Divisions 20 and 80,
which they sponsor. The COMMITTEES
includes Messrs. and Mesdanes
Donald H. Smith, G. c. Schneider,
Fred Hansing. Cecil z. Stalnaker.
Homer Asher, Lester Robinson and
Moffett Ulrey.
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MOTHERS CLUB
TO HAVE BRIDGE

Mrs. J. P. Lang is chairman of the
bridge party for members and
guests, to be sponsored by the
Lambda Chi Alpha Mothers Club
Of Butler University at 2 Tuesday
at the Chapter house, 4721 Sunset
av. Hostesses are to be Mesdames
j. P. johnson, Bernard Wulle, v.
M. Concannon, M L. McIlvaine, r.
T. Fogarty and w. C. Galbraith.
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HALLOWEEN PARTY
SET FOR THURSDAY

Annual Halloween card and bingo
party is to be sponsored by October
Commute of St. Joan of Arc Wom-
ems Club Thursday afternoon and
night in the school auditorium. Mrs.
George Rice and Mrs. Harold Hirth
are chairmen.
Committees assisting them are:
Food sale. Mrs Albert Fest and Mrs.
George Reiss; candy. Mrs. Walter Ford
and Mrs NJ. j. Mulvihill. cards and tsllys.
Mrs william Kiesle and Mrs Armand
LEIGH: prizes Mesdames NJ F. Staley.
Thomas Lenshan and John Gingrich dec
orstionS. MesdameS William T Miller,
Michael Carr: Bert Dingey. P r. Sonham
Elroy Lyons and Frank Pittman; tickets
and publicity. Mesdames Joseph Speaks
Edward Steffen and w. J. Overmire; re-
freshments. Mechanics Charles Kooerle
Maurice Hayes and W. J. Hart: bngo,
Mesdames Robert Wilson. Harry Weibke
W. j. Austermiller Otto Hagerman John
Beberich and leonard Beberich: food craft
Mrs. Neal Dow and Mrs. William Hannah
general committee. Mesdames Edward
Marsh Frank slupesky. Robert sharp D.
. stowall. B. r. Zimmerman Samuel
Ginco. Corwin Swift. c. w. Bevinger.
Thomas Pugh. William Peele and r. o.
Wilson.
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G. 0. P. WOMEN'S
SECTION TO MEET

Women's section of the Washing
ton Township Republican Club is to
meet Thursday at the clubrooms.
4216 College-av. Officers are Mrs.
Russell Brouse, president; Mrs. Del
bert Wilmoth, vice president; Mrs.
Lee Ingling, secretary, and Mrs.
Charles M. Dawson, treasurer.
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Tiny Volume
Being Shown
by DR.. Khan
Copy of Koran Has Pages
Of Size Smaller Than
Playing Card.
BY BEATRICE BURGAN

Iimes Woman's ?age EDITOR
I Asst year when DR.. Ali Kuli
IL Khan exhibited his sixteenth
century manuscript of the five books
OF Jami, the great mystic writer Of
Persia, we marveled at its magnifi-
Gently Illuminated pages, its en-
bossed leather binding and its beau
tiful calligraphy. This year in his
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LYMAN Grande, corresponding Sec
rotary.
Mesdames Harry Cohen. Samuel
Frommer, Henry Blatt, Louis B
Goulden and David Sablosky are
honorary vice Presidents
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ARRANGE Wiener Roast

Families of members and Mrs. S.
r. Artman are to &c guests of the
Mandalay Chapter, International
Travel-Study Club, Inc. at wiener
roast tomorrow night at the country
thonae OF Mrs. w. o. Wheeler.
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exhibit at the l..
S. Ayres 81 Co.
store he has an
other volume Of
similar antiquity
and beauty.
A copy of the
K o + a n, sacred
book of religious
revelations, is one
Of the tiniest ever
made. It W a s
written in the six
tenth CO injury for
one of the rulers
and was carried
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City Girl to Wed in November


Mr.. and Mrs.
r. L. st. Pierre
announce
the
engagement
of their
daughter,
Miss Jeanne
lie Noir
st. Pierre
to Joseph E.
Macy,
Kansas City,
Mo-, and
JOI merry "
indianapolis.
The aOedding
is to take
place Nov. 29.
o--.-------...--o
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Mesdames j. Harry Green, Alta
Malott Martin, E. O. Noggle and
Miss Bernice Reagan and Miss Ger
trude Gutelius.
The program is to include.
Harp
Granada" Albeniz
Vers la Source dams lie Boss" Tournier
Automme -..-....,.........G randjany
"Impromptu Caprice .. Pierne
Mrs. Rosenak
Voice
Rudolph's Aria from La Boheme"
.Puccinl
Mr.. Ratclif with Mr.. Friermood
al the piano.
Evening star., 1935-04-26
TRACK TEAMS IN A TIE
Episcopal and John Marshall Get
5S1a Points Apiece.

5S1a Points Apiece.
ALEXANDRIA, Va, April ga
desperate leap by Rhinehart that en-
abled him to win the final event, the
broad jump, by scant inch over Hop
kins of John Marshall, and Goodwin S
third place in the same test enabled
Episcopal High to tie in a thrilling
track meet here yesterday. Each team
scored 58i2 points.
Summaries:
Shotput-Won by Minor ~. M; sec
ond. Bryant tE.); third, Phillips u. M.
Bryant IEi: third. McGlaHshiin o. M.
D'staaif JsVsifnWon 5ef by Rhtnehsrt 1nshfs Eo
Distance Isl feet inches
spd 'sf cfss'dg . ostSSsdh sifd Gs%i5on S o.
Broad ImDW9n BY Rhineha1t ,a1e oodE,I E
El Distance; 20 feet 3 inches
on6 6O!e ogs gsuWon BY Heee is Between E Me
lo0-yard dash-won by W HOPKINS tJ
{" dyard Ny diGs assnwon loa ss99Rds Sy H. Hopkins "a,
M: second, p Hopkins tED; third. Luck
81. M Time. 2:} seconds.
l"O-yard high hurdles-Won by Tucker
ED second Whitworth g. M; third
Brown E.l. Time. !s.4 seconds.
2.0-yard low hurdles-Won by Gillette
u. M: second, Tucker tE.p; third. Brown
tE.l Time. 90 seconds.
440-yard run-Won by Hoyton tEl sec
ond. Cronley tEl; third. Harder ~. M.
Time. 81 s seconds.
sS0-yard run-Won by Horton lEl;
second. McLaughlin 81 M third. Har-
mon -. M. Time. 2:03.2.
Mile run-Won by Heinrich u. ny:
second. Harmon - M, third. Harder
81. M. Time. 5;l@.