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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-03-12
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Child Goes
to Mother
for Visits
Gloria Vanderbilt Spends
Most Of Time at
Whitney Home.
BY HELEN WORDEN
Tfwrr special Writer

NEW YORK. n. Y, March IL
- Where is little Gloria2" I
asked Lady Furness. Mrs. Reginald
vandcr5iIt's sister. yesterday.
-Stu a. Wheatley Hills. Mrs
Whlrcys Long Island estate. She
comes 20 town every weekend 70
500 ler mother
,r-5. Vanderbilt and her sister
continue to rent the trim. brown
stone residence az 20 z. 72nd-st.
,r-5 Harry Payne Whitney lives
ir The Whitney mansion at 87I
Ffl-av. "a few blocks away. And
E--Ia sullivan KeislCh, they say
81 no longer employed 20 take care
OF Gloria
such are the whereabouts OF the
principals IN the tempcstuous legal
battle which ragged behind the closed
doors 10 Justice John Carews
chambers. last autumn.
Toe 10-year-0ld daughter or the
late Reginald Vanderbilt Is leading
a happy. normal life IN the c0un-
trr with her little cousins. the
Miller. Henry and SzeChenyi chill
dren for p,aymates.
Gloria mother and aunt are run
ming sonia. Gowns, az "A f. 54th-
S. in partnership with Madame
Sonia. "a Russian woman.
Refers to Competition
Another dress place called Chez
Soma Is just across the way at Q
r 5f-h---
But Do has no connection with
u.s. said Lady Furncss. And II
did not come 20 this block until
after We moved hevel
do YOU got many curi0usity
seekers asked
"A few She admitted. But most
OF fle people want 90 buzz"
Mrs O.. MacCuil0ch Miller. elder
daughter OF Mrs Harry PAYNE
Whitney. who sided with her
mother iu the suit 10 retain custody
Of Gloria. D. on the way TO Aiken.
with her husband. in the Whitney
private car. the Wanderer. 20 re-
main until April. The Millcrs re-
turned from The Santa snita race
track in California. a few days ago.
They stopped of az Albuquerque.
. N n 90 visit Mr.. and Mrs Albert
Smms. ga route.
Likes Plane Travel
10 Davidson. the sculptor. arrived
back in his studio IN the Hotel dcs
Artistcs last weekend from the
Pacific coast New Mexico and
Oklahoma L made a flying trip. +"
he said. 1T was a marvellous ex-
percnce. I left here one evening
and reached Los Angeles the next
morning IN time for breakfast
Mr. Davidson stayed with Lincoln
SteGens in California. and visited
the Albert Simms at Albuquerque.
Then I dropped off 10 see the
Governor of Oklahoma and came
home by way Of Pittsburgh Don't
miss iying 20 California; It's a
great 'blngir
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lingo turned to the window look
ing out upon white world. Lights
we're flashing on over the great
city and there was a spray of gold,
from the lamp over the hospital
entrance, across the snow. Below.
in the lilac bush, two spaTrows
hoped from branch to branch and
+ she reached for a box of crackers
on the desk.
She laughed as she threw open
the window and dropped the crumbs
down to the birds who followed
them to the ground with a futter
Of eager wings. More birds came
in answer to their call and the girl
at the window Strengthened her
shoulders and drew in deep breaths
Of the cold.
She laughed as she turned and
buried her face in the violets,
whispering: He missed me-and he
will come tomorrow"
AS she passed DR.. Lairds door on
her way to dinner she paused. He
was sitting at his desk and smiled
up at her as she stood framed in
/ the doorway.
I'm sorry, DR.. Bob-and I want
you to know, am happy-now."
And tree-the day before Christ
mas arrived. There had been
nothing more said about the colored
popcorn strings, the frosted cookies,
the apples, and the old-fashioned
tree.
The day before a truck, from
which monarch of a northern
forest trailed its pluned tip along
the snow. had turned into the drive
way. There had been countless
boxes arriving from downtown
stores, and WI eathS had been sent
and hung in the windows. At noon,
vase of white lilies had been
placed beside the painting over the
mantel.
Shortly after luncheon several
cars were driven under the hospital
portico, and lingo, busy in the diet
kitchen, heard Ann Westmore's high
pitched voice down the corridor as
she came in, followed by her friends
and two chauffeurS, their arms piled
high with packages.
lingo spent the afternoon with
the children in the nursery, tell
ing them stories Of the Christmas
carol they were to sing about the
tree. 1t was to stand in the cor
ner Of the reception room near the
fireplace, and considerable noise
dominated everything.
The girls had donned gay colored
smocks and while the two chaut-
feurs took care of the highest
branches, they stood about, smok-
ing, issuing sharp orders, laughing
THE tree is 100 high" came
AIMS voice. "It must be cut off
10 escape the ceiling And Henry,
do put that star on straight! 1t
is lopsided. Eugene, move that
vase of lilies to the windowsill. The
OdOr makes me Sick!"
A moment later as lingo was
on her way to the laboratory for
Bennie's cough medicine, she met
Ann in the hall, holding gingerly
to the top of the tree, a miniature
pine tree itself.
will you throw this out, Miss
Miss can't remember what DR..
Bob called you. The tree was TOO
high and we had to cut it off"
lingo took it from her and
smiled. She would have tree all
her own in the little, white room
at the end of the hall She watched
the girls leave for their dinners.
They were to return at and John
Dey was to come with them.
TO Be COntinued.)
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GAMMA ALUMNAE
WILL MEET FRIDAY

Gamma Alumae of Kappa Alpha
Theta Sorority will meet Friday at
the Butler University chapter house.
Supper will be served at $50. Mrs
Eugene Sims is hostess chairman.
and will be assisted by Mrs. Holfred
johnson and Mrs. Rowland John
son.
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PAGE 5
0. T. s. Meets

Mrs. c. l. Withner was hostess
today for a meeting of the Irving
ton Order of Eastern Star. Mrs T.
D. Moffett talked on The Trail of
Ancient Man" and It ought
Waves" was the topic of Mrs. c. L.
Stupb5.
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vice president; Mrs. Leedy, CORE
spending secretary. Miss Marion
Darr. recording secretary; Mrs. 2. c.
Lewis, treasurer; Mrs. B. A. Arnold,
Panhellenic delegate, and Mrs
WAYNE Kimmel, publicity.
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BrthdaY Celebrated

Mrs. H. E. Williams, 1907 Church
man-av, entertained With a birth
day party for her 5-year-old daugh-
ter, Barbara Wells Williams, Sunday
afternoon.
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Likes Plane Travel


Auction bridge section OF the
Hoosier Athletic Club will meet at
. Friday at the clubhouse with Mrs.
o. r ROOs and Mrs. ". A. Powell,
hOstCsSes.
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Daily Recipe
APRICOT OlIELET

Ic',p apricot pHlp
CqqS
II tsp. salt and pepper
: tbSp. milk
7 tbSp. butter
l. tsp. baking poICder
Beat egg yOlks lightly. then
add seasoning ana milk. beat
e-C whites stiff and add bak-
ing powder. Fold into the
yO'kS carefully. Melt butter in
a pan. pour IN the Omelet and
cook slowly until pulled up
and brown underneath. Brown
the 'Op in the oven under the
brouCr. Spread with apricot
pup. fold and serve at once
on a warm plate.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-05-15
Westside Country
Club Has Meeting
At Rich Residence

SEELEY, May IS. (SpeclaD -
Mrs. Victoria Rich entertained the
Westside Country club at its reg
ular meeting Thursday, May 8.
An elaborate pot luck dinner was
served. The table decorated with
dainty flowers was set in the long
porch, the walls of which were
hung with graceful pepper boughs;
the green leaves and bright berries
making a pretty background.
Each member prepared her IA
vorite dish for the dinner. Follow
ing the dinner a short business
meeting was held after which the
program, sponsored by Mrs. Nellie
Lowe was enjoyed by all. Her sub
iect, "a Feast of Favorites," con-
sisted of music and songs, exchange
of favorite recipes, and a game.
Mrs. Olive Cannon was the lucky
contestant, carrying prize
Three Little Pigs"
Members present were Mesdames
Mamma Herrick, Coria Allender,
Ada Gallaher, Olive Cannon, Veva
Green Pauline Westmorland, Oh
leada Diehl, Jessie Lytle, Lois Kra-
mer, Byrtle Dixon, Nan Sheldon,
Nellie Lowe, Ivalee Higgins, Onie
Ferguson Ada Schultz, Minnie
Hull; the hostess, Mrs. Victoria
Rich; visitors, Mrs. j. d. johnson
of San Diego, Mrs. Roy Womack Of
El Centro, Mrs, A. Plecher, and
Mrs. Norris.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-05-15

eighth grade pupils to the party at
the Central Union high school
which was given in the gym for El
Centro district of eighth graders
Friday night.
The Seeley Union school program
will be given Monday evening, June
3, which will be the last day of
school.
Miss Henrietta Blank and Miss
Pauline Zimmerman spent t h e
weekend with their folks in Santa
Ana and San Diego.
Mrs. w. o. Huson is spending this
week in San Francisco.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. Ferguson and
son Claude enjoyed Saturday night
and Sunday at their cottage in
Jacumba C. j. Daley was a guest
of Claude S.
Mrs. Sam Greety of BraWley was
a dinner guest of Mrs. King Ken
dial Thursday at the home of Mrs.
j. T. Oftelie.
Mrs. Aida Graham and daugh-
ter and Ben Crowen left Tuesday
for a visit on the coast for a week
or so.
Mrs. King Kendall was a visitor
the past week at the home Of her
parents, having come from carp
with a badly infected tooth. King
Kendall motored down Saturday to
Imperial Valley press., 1935-05-15
GE:.E:L'..EY {: |. GROUP
ENJOYS PARTY

SEELEY, May IS. (SpeciaD -
The home Of Mr.. and Mrs. j. F.
Gallaher was the scene Of a jolly
evening Monday when about 40
friends gathered for a pot luck
supper and social time. The long
table was loaded with all the good
things imaginable. Mrs. Gallaher
was assisted by the visiting wo-
men and after supper a very en-
joyable and social evening was
spent.
Those present were Messrs. and
Mesdames George Cannon, L. D.
Hanks, William Schultz, Gene Hig-
gins, M. Lowe. NJ. L. Curtis, @. H.
Ferguson, S. T. Robinson, George
Wooliscroft, Ray Kramer and chill
dren, Mr.. and Mrs. T. r. Lytle, and
girls, Phillis and Janet; Judson
Payne, Victoria Rich, Miss Mabel
and Merlin Wooliscroft, Mrs. Nam
ME Herrick, Brenton Gallaher,
Claude Ferguson, Harold Robinson,
Hobart Herick, Mr.. and Mrs. Gal
laher, Miss Allora Gallaher and
her guests, Miss Mollie Mcbride
and Miss Lucille Wells, Alamo
school teachers; Mrs. Dorothy An
derson and Miss Helen Rose, the
Mulberry teachers.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-05-15
News From Seeley District
MRS S. T. ROBINSON, Correspondent

Mr.. and Mrs. L. d Hanks at
tended the joint meeting of the
farm bureau and Kiwanis club held
at the Mt Signal school house
Friday evening. Mrs. Hanks helped
with the program with one of her
songs.
j. c. Spencer with members Of the
Christian EndeaYor, Mabel Woolis-
croft, Mary Cook, Alice and Irene
Williams, Elizabeth Howard, Mrs
A. Plecher and Bobbie Brooks en-
joyed the evening Sunday singing
at the home of Mrs Victoria Rich
Cake and Jello were served during
the evening
Mr.. and Mrs. S. T. Robinson and
sons, Harold and Temple, and Miss
Ethel Pearl Cross spent Sunday at
the Cross cabin at Campo.
Mrs. Lester SWartz returned from
San Bernardino Monday after a two
weeks visit
Freda Hyers, Merlin Wooliscroft
and Harold Robinson were among
the chemistry students who accom-
panied the chemistry class from
Central Unien who took the inter
esting all day trip with their
teacher to Mullett Island Saturday.
In the evening, friends of Miss
Fred Hyers were invited to her
home where they enjoyed a weiner
roast.
L. D. Hanks accompanied his
Imperial Valley press., 1935-05-15
SCHOOL ITEMS
FROM SEELEY.

SEELEY, May IS. (SpeciaD-The
pupils of Mr.. Hanks room arc
practicing for a writing certificate
now which they will get if they
use arm movement.
The eighth grade is going to visit
high school Thursday Mr.. Ketcn-
en-, vice-principal of the high school,
gave them very interesting talk
about high school,
The ball game scheduled for last
Friday between Seeley and Elm viii
be played this Friday at Elm.
The seventh and eighth grades
had a reading test on David Liv-
ingston Tuesday.
Miss Zimmerman IS room is prac-
ticing on a play for the last day Of
school The children in her room
painted scenes of mountains and
trees. Some of the pictures were
put on the wall.
Miss Blank s room is also prac-
ticing on a play to be given ohe
last Gay of school. She gave her
pupils an achievement test Tues
day. - Wynona Womack, Elaine
Graham.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-05-15
Dance GiUen For
Valley Visitors

McCABE, May Is. (SpeciaD-
A banquet followed by a dance in
the McCabe school auditorium was
given Thursday evening, by Mrs.
Glenn HNkel and her brother, Lee
Taylor, in honor of their sister, Miss
Marie Taylor s birthday. Also, it
was a welcoming party for the par
ents of Mrs. Haskell and Taylor, Mr
and Mrs. Taylor and their son and
daughter, Benny and Marie Taylor
who have recently moved to the
valley from Kansas. A year ago the
Taylors were out here on a visit,
and liking the place SO we'll they
have now decided to make it their
home. Many friends and relatives
of the Taylors greatly enjoyed the
big birthday dinner at the Glenn
Haskell home, early in the evening,
later enjoying the dancing, at Nc
Cabe
Imperial Valley press., 1935-05-15
NEWS OF MCABE DISTRICT
Dorothy Paine, Staff Correspondent

Cabe. entering the third grade in
Miss Moline IS room.
The McCabe teachers are to be
hostesses to the WeSt-end Teach
ers club today wednesday,. They
are preparing a very entertaining
program for the amusement of
their guests, also refreshments will
be served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Stall enter
tanned Sunday with a dinner party,
given in honor of the sixth birth
day of their small son, Glenn, also
the birthday of Glenn IS grandfath-
er, w l.. Cook. Guests were Mr..
and Mrs. w L. Cook, Mr.. and Mr.
Glenn Cook, Mrs. Lottie Mason,
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Paine, William
Paine, Gordon Cook, Benny and
Buddy Cook, and Donnie and Bar
bara STALL The day was greatly
enjoyed by all the guests.
A teachers institute at BraWley
on Wednesday evening, May 8, was
attended by Mrs. Vera Fem, Mrs.
Frances York, and Miss Helen Van
Fleet of the McCabe school.
A group of the McCabe girl and
boy tap dance teams presented some
very fine dances at the Imperial
rural recreation meeting on We'd
nesday evening. The dancers ac-
companied by their teachers, Mrs.
Gladys Layne and Miss Majken Mo-
line were the girls: Mary Louisa
Sariego, Mariana Burch, Ida Ka-
thriner, Ida Arnold, Belva Thomas,
Anna Salazar. The boys teams:
Mitsira Sakai, Carlos Ramos, Alex
ander Villa, Leland Pippin, Jack
Arnold. Raymond La Brucherie, Joe
Miranda, and Richard Clark.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-05-15

take his wife home Sunday as she
was much better.
Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Hanks spent
the weekend at Banning with Mrs.
Hanks parents and George Can
non accompanied them to Beau
mont to spend Mothers day with
his mother. All returned home
Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Armstrong and
daughter Patsy of Ell Centro were
Sunday guests at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. NJ. L. Boone of Elm.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Parker and
family are moving to Stevens dairy
ranch.
The Misses Mollie Mcbride and
Allora Gallaher were visitors at the
coast this weekend.
Arriving Wednesday evening from
Marynell, Texas, Alvin Estes is
staying with his brother Gilbert Es-
tes at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
George Cannon.
Bryan Hillman returned from the
coast where he enjoyed the past
week with friends and relatives.
Mrs. Sam Bartsma and four
children from Bellflower visited at
the Herrick ranch over Saturday
and Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Vaughn and
children left for Payson, Ariz., Mon
cay and will remain during the
summer months.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Denton of
Meloland we're guests Sunday for
dinner at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Munroe Lowe. Other callers dur
ing the afternoon were MIR. and Mrs,
Elgar Lowe and baby Jimmie. Mrs.
Pt,rtln Tnixn1n and childrRn Wanda
Imperial Valley press., 1935-05-15
Reject Girls
Revenge Plea

SPRINGFIELD, Mo-, May Is (U.H
Authorities turned thumbs down
on the request of Thelma Rediger,
20-year-old college student, who
asked that she be allowed to spring
the death trap for a condemned
Negro murderer here.
NO" said Sheriff Scott Curtis.
I'm the first place, it's an unpleas-
ant job; secondly, the law provides
that 1 must do it."
The girl made the unusual re-
quest because she wanted to eX-
perience the sensation of hanging
someone, thus proving her never and
qualifying her as detective story
author.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-05-15

and Conrad, from Ell Centre. Ice
cream and cake were served to the
guests.
Mr. and Mrs. Winfred Cobleigh
and baby Nancy Of San DIEGO were
weekend guests at the home O.
Mrs. Mamma Herrick Mrs. j. ID.
johnson accompanied the Cobleighs
TO her home at Encanto after a &c
lightful week s visit at the Eerrick
home.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-05-15
Seek Additional
State University

KENT, O., May Is WR)-A move
ment to give vastly populated north
ern Ohio a state university, has
started here in proposals to make
one of Kent State College. A plan
now before the Ohio Legislature at
Columbus would effect this change
at both Kent State, here, and Bowl
ing Green State College, at Bowl
ing Green, o.
Northern Ohio's largest cities -
Cleveland Toledo, Akron and
youngstown, are not near any OF
Ohio's three state universities, it is
argued.
The state highway commission is
planning black walnut trees along
the highway east of Hanford
St. Croix tribune. [volume] (Christiansted, St. Croix, V.I.) 1922-1937, 1935-11-16
Random Notes

Four Ceases for criminal libel were In
sttuted against Joseph Francis. Manag.
ing Editor of The Emancipator. A
verdict of guilty" was returned in one
case involving Jacob RoEes. The other
cases were being tried.
Judge Levitt arrived here today from
St. Thomas by plane for the opening of
court.
The IS. CATHERINE" arrived here this
morning and will sail at 8 P. M. today
for San Juan. P. r. via St. Thomas.
The work of surfacing and rolling
Queen Cross Street is in progress.
DR.. James Knott is we'll again and
doing his round of duty.
The following interesting news is re
printed from The Daily News" of St.
Thomas:
Last week Thursday. Judge Levitt of
the District Court was faced with ruling
the Danish Code of Laws. known as the
Colonial Law, Unconstitutional. thu
upseEting the Government of the Virgin
Islands. or interpreting section Chap
ter Is of said Code as permitting women
citizens of the United Sta,es in the Vir
gin Islands to vote. This grew out of
the demurrer of the Francis Libel Case.
Judge Levitt said that the 18th amend
ment which is as follows: The right of
the citizens of the United States to vote
shall not be denied or abridged by the
United States or any state on account of
sex" is in force and effect here and any
thing contrary must be unconstitutional.
The section in question 10 the Amalien
borg Code reads The franchise or right
of voting is vested in every Man of un
blemished character. etc. Judge Levitt
Interpreted man" in the generic human
sense. tc save the coDstitutionality Of
the code.
The decision is bound to bring about
tremendous changes. Women will vote
at the next election; bold offices and
together with men guide the destiny of
the islands affairs.
This decision is in advance of the eff
forts to provide woman suffrage under
the Organic Act now being drafted.
From the first of April of this year to
the thirty. first of March, 1886. the
usual list for entering electorate for the
September election in 1886 is opened.
The electoral board is in quandaly as
il is not yet adjusted to proceed with the
new set up. Women must have the same
St. Croix tribune. [volume] (Christiansted, St. Croix, V.I.) 1922-1937, 1935-11-16
IMPROVED PASSENGER SERVICE

Beginning, Monday November 8h.
the Feming's Bus Service will pa. an
additional Bus on the road in an effort
to better serve the Public. This service
will be operated on definite schedule
as follows:
Leave Frederiksted at 8 81 am.
Arrive Christiansted at 9 30 Am,
Leave Christiansted at loo am.
Arrive Frederiksted at II w am
Leave Frederiksted at ~ pm.
Arrive Christiansied at A. pm.
Leave Christiansle1 at 40 In.
Arrive r,rederiksted at 5. 40 IN.
The above schedule represents the
stating times In FrederIksted from
Fieming's Garage. after which the Bus
will 90 up King Street. down Queens
Street. up Princes Street stopping only
at corners for passengers, then lMME-
DIAIELY on TO Christiansted.
In Christiansted the Bus will start
FROM Alexander's Store go down Kings
Street, up Company's Street, through
Sunday Market, stopping only at corners
for passengers. then on to Frederlksted
IMMEDIATELY.
The Bus will travel once only over the
course as given for both Towns.
The usual passenger and freight ser.
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vice will continue on a schedule to facii-
tate those unable to take advantage
of the above definite time schedule.
St. Croix tribune. [volume] (Christiansted, St. Croix, V.I.) 1922-1937, 1935-11-16

Mr., Howard in writing this letter does
the thing that all the old line standpat
Republicans do. forgets the truth and
INDUCES in vile statements which h.
thinks are calculated to foil the voting
public again. His letter as follows. {
quote
July %, 1925
The Chairman and Members of The
Republican National Committee.
Greetings: Inasmuch as am the onlv
committeeman of my racial group NAV
lbe pardoned if courteousIy sugges that
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directed by
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by imam o
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"The New Deal"
SPEECH

OF
HON. ARTHUR w. MITCHELL
of Illinois
In the House of ReDre sentatives
Tuesday, August l3. 1886