davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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ROOMS--UNFURNISHED.

2O13 KL1NGLE RID. NV rooms. 4
exposures. with without garage. private
bath; near bus and car line: no children.
1909 VERMONT AVE. NV rooms.
kitchen. semi-priyate bath. Ink; gas. cleo;
employed couple. no children. S3? 30.
avl5 DOUGLAS NE rms. front porch.
large back yard. private bath. heat. light.
kas included. SOB.
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ROOMs-rUR. AND UNFUR.

l143 q ST. NW-Three rooms. hall and
bath apts; also single units 30'
1924 l3th-Corner house. outside room.
Ind A. adjoins bath, continuous hot water /;
$50; small family. Phone Adams b693. ~ .
1888 KENYON ST Nw.-Large front
rooms newly decorated; ex. location; con-
yenient to bus and car; reas.
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ROOMS-FURNIsHED.


1884 CONN: AvEL1Doubls .,tn and shnn: SINGLE
pseatar fSSs Ssf4. Ivy tTs Terrace. a M0A'A. A0A
2OO6 COLUMBIA RD NV. ADt. 51-Two
ss S. Ssh tnn BEDS Pc Nost s4s
1929 r sT. NV. AIT: 42-Furnishsd
rsSM: double BED gentlemen preferred;
7ls MARYLAND AVE. NE rooms, 81.
Store at $40 8th st. ne. vacant May 1.
2l5l r ST. N:W.-conyen. Gov. ofnces.
1920 10th ST. .N.W.-Accommodate
1873 COL: RD: NW:1Desir.bls lh;s.
Not rooming- house atmosphere:
1901 WYOMING AVE. NV. Apt. 33-
Convenient TO 18th and Col. rd.; bright.
3l51. MT. PLEASANT NV. Apt. 1-At-
tractive large room in small family; suit
able l or 2; Sls-22. Phone adams 6O12.
aooms for y Ii nS IN e0tssss oo
Phone Columbia 1O322.
1342 COLUMBIA RD. N.W.-Large. bright.
.p asrs BUSES shoD
ping center: reference: reasonable.
CHEVY CHASE, MD.-Lsrge. room. suitable
for 2 gentlemen or employed married
sonpls sonple; breakfast II desired. Phone Wis
DUPONT CIRCLE. 1902 Connecticut ave-
Nicely furnished front bed room. twin
beds connecting bath: phone and beau
tffuliy furnished reception room for guests;
street car and bus service: walking dis
tance Govt. bldgs.; price reasonable for
one or two. Phone Decatur 546S.
1929 21st ST. N.W.-Three rooms near
painted, 20
23I2 18th St NW.-Large room for one
or two persons in refined Jewish home.
Phone Potomac 2TO2.
l725 QUE. near Dupont Circle-In private
cultured home. bath adjoining; gentleman
or employed lady: reference requested.
1927 ST NV second-no0r front
housekeeping rooms. electricity. h.-w.h.
gas stove. semi-privste bath.
NEAR 18th AND COLUMBIA RID. :,
Excellently furnished room. with good
home conditions exclusive location; suit.
able for two people; meals optional. CaL
Columbia 7139.
COLUMBIA HOTEL.
olo5 G ST NV
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

eODA FOUNTAIN, 10 IT,; value. 81, 600;
practically new; including equipment. on
terms. $3.50. 1881 Pa. ave. NV. Phone
Alarm Business with services; exceptional
return on investment and weekly salary
Address Box 472-z. star once. ~.
DINER FOR SALE.
For sale. on location at 1022, 9th st
NV. Warrington. D. c. Reasonable price
and terms extended to : financially re.
sponsible purchaser
.oo ,yERhY. 81 3MAHoNTH AZ T. MG IMctu ~ !,
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FARM AND GARDEN.

BONE MEAL for lawns. So hundred pounds.
Milton Hopfenmaier Estate. 1900 e st. NV.
PERENNIAL and rock-earden plants. cheap
Dug while you wait. 5s06 Colorado ave.
NV Mr.. DAiley.
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SALE-MISCELLANEOUs.

TYPEWRITERS-some real bargains In
portables and others. Rents: sales and re,
pairs Open evenings. 1431 East Capitol
st. Phone Lincoln DOSE
TYPEWRITER sALE-Pr{ces sIashed on
used and rebuilt: several new portables in
cluued Capitol Typewriter Co.. 1926
N. Y. ave.
TYPEWRrTERS-Do not have use for my
new Royal portable. received aS kradu-
alton gift last February. Will sell at rsx-
Sonable figure. Call Miss White between
4::tO to Cleveland 53l4:
TYPEWRITER RENTAL SERVICE. GE.
1883. 5716 10th NV. Underwoods, So mo-;
mos. in adv. So. No deliveries. SOC dep.
TYPEWRITERS-Bsrg in new and
used. We rent and repair. 2s42 Bladens-
burg rd. ne. Atlantic 1880. Open evenings.
TYPEWRITER SALE-All machines. port
ables and standards radically reduced buy
now and save money. United" Sl3 14th
st. NV. National 6063.
VACUUM CLEANER good Hoover used
vacuum cleaner. in excellent working con-
dition reduced to $3.50: to be taken as
is. First come. first served. National Elec-
trical Supply Co. 1878 N. Y. ave. NV.
WE RENT FURNITURE easy terms
Quality Furniture Exchange, 1910 l4th
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MOTOR TRAVEL.
SALE-MISCELLANEOUs.

EXPERIENCED DRIVER. TAKE 5 PASS
engers. Chicaso. Thursday or Friday in Ford
'34 sedan. Address Box 177-A. Star once.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

ANTIQUE JEWELRY, sold teeth coins.
silver. watches. diamonds. etc. Hishest
prices. Gold Refining. Inc. 400 18th nv.
APPAREL-Mens women's and children's;
also shoes. hats. curtains. dishes. rugs. fur
niture bought for rummsge sale. 1921 9TH
NV. Phone Mr.. Winger. Decatur 6310. g.
APPAREL furniture. household goods
ot ali kinds bought. we pay cash. Cali
Cohrn's Metropolitan 1149. 30 l. st. NV.
APPAREL furniture. radios. household
ss sossn ds H.s.. pfe:. Ssd sndren e WSs RD,ss
Metropolitan s.sb. SOL 4th NV.
BOOKS WANTED secondhand. hundred
or more: miscellaneous and sets. Paul
Pearlman. III @ st. NV. District 354s:
CLOTHING-HiGhest prices paid for mems
used clothing. Berman's. 1922 1th st. NV.
Phone Metropolitan 1857. Open eve.
FURNTTURE-we pay highest prices for
furniture of all kinds. Prompt and courte-
Gus service. Call Gilbert. National 1886. -
FURNrTURE. sewing machines. household
goods. all kinds: highest prices paid. Call
North 604O before selling. Prompt service.
FURNITURE-wa to purchase from pri-
vate party some used household good !;
also Frigidaire. Phone Metropolitan 1864.
3O'
FURNITURE-Best prices for furniture
household goods, ONCE furniture: also mer-
ehandise. Prompt attention. Call District
HIGHEST CASH PRICES paid on premises
for your old gold. silver. discarded jewelry
miscellaneous mems clothing For appoint
ment phone Charles. Metropolitan s64l BE-.
SO
LAWN MOWER wanted. q good gasoline
lawn mower MetropoltAn Abb. -.
WANTED-Garase equipment. used any
kind. What have you? Frank 8. shipp.
H. Mass. ave. NV. 3Os
ALWAYS TOP PRICES PAID for old gold.
mems clothing and nrearms, MAJ Zweik.
Phone Metropolitan Oils. 937 D NV.
GoLD..BRIMG YOUR OLD GOLD, sIL,
CENSE TO BUY WE PAY CASH. A
KAHN. INC. 43 YEARS AT 935 r
OLD GOLD. silver. platinum purchased for
manufacturing use: maximum price paid.
BURNsT1NES s31 G ST, NV
Since 1855. FEDERAL License.
CASH FOR OLD GOLD.
Silver, watches. diamonds and old dis.
carded 1ewelry Pull cash value paid. Q. 8.
Govt. license to buy selineers Sls at
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PERSONAL.

The rate under heading of Per.
sonal Is s cents pe- line additional
to the regular line rate.
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MASSAGE, PHY1IO- -THERAPY TREAT.
ments for colds. chronic pains; yitonet and
vapor baths; healing lights; white nurse.
Phone Potomac 4721.
WILL GIVE BEST OF CARE TO CHILD
Of employed parents; refined SURROUNDINGS;
LARGE play yard. Phone 6hepherd 2266.
EXPERIENCED WOMAN WILL BOARD
small children; good care: plenty fresh
eggs and milk; ref. Mrs. A. PATTERSON,
Bancroft. Va. Phone Clarendon 72S.W-2.
go
HEMORRHoIDS ERADICATED BY MY
own method; results effective for . life
time or money back. Write for booklet:
no drugs or surgery. DR.. SOMMER-
WERCK 1888 Columbia I'd. Adams 03S6
AGED AND CONVALESCENTS GIVEN
best care by graduate nurse in her private
home; best refs. 1904 Irving st. NV. go
NURSING HOME.
Every care given invalids and conva-
lescents Phone Adams 1868. 1888 Kalo-
rama I'd.
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1900 37th ST. N.w.-Front corner, pri-
vate room and lavatory: 2 windows, semi
private bath, unlimited telephone; garage
II necessary.
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COAL, WOOD, FUEL OIL.
BOATS
DOGS, PETS, ETC.

A SANITARY BATH for your dog for
ST. 90; clipping So. Our attendants are
experts along these. lines. Drop him on
way to ONCE mornings. call for him on
also. Bide-A-Wee Dog and Cat Hospitals.
4215 Conn. ave. OPP, bureau Standards
Phone Cleveland 1920. and 1920 Irving
NV. phone Columbia 0574.
PONY FOR SALE. reasonable. c. r.
Logan. Mclean. Va. mi. above Chain
Bridge. 29'
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SII ,5UU.
An unusually attractive semi i-bungaloW
type home on beautiful lot 6OxI25 feet.
Just west OF Conn. ave. in Chevy Chase,
Md Several fruit and shade trees; Ave
rooms. bath and two porches on first
floor: three bed rooms bath and sleeping
porch on second floor: new oil burner.
elec refrig.. garage. A home that is worthy
Of your inspection.
SHANNON g. LUCHS CO.,
1905 H ST NV NATIONAL, o346
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LARGE corporation which has maintained
ofdces in Washington for several years ana
has well established local business de-
sires the services of wide-awake. ener-
getic man to act as LOCAL rspreseptatMIve; Tive !,
10 establish himself in permanent buSi,,
ness where he wilkbe paid for loyalty and
service on . generous basis: sales expert
ure up to our standards in other ways:
prefer married man between 30 and 80;
Give address and phone number. Address
RNY ArR-Z Star ONCE,
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CATTLE AND LIVE STOCK.

YOUNG GRADED GUERNSEY COW and
calf; good mixer. r. RHODE. Beltsyille.
Md. ~
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$10,950.

SlU,SoU.
CENTER HALL BRICK, NEW.
Situated on q knoll overlooking wooded
section. featuring den and lavatory on
frst floor. also spacious living room. at
tractive dining ROOM breakfast nook and
completely equipped kitchen; 3 bed rooms
and Q baths on second floor. Near bus:
short ride to city by way Of Mass ave. n ".
Lot contains nearly 5000 feet OF ground.
FRANK S. PHILLIPS,
Dist 1911. ag7 18th. Ewes. Col. 3O7a.
(Centinued on Next Psss.)
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1870 18th ST. N.W.-Accommodate Q
ladies'; pice front room. twin beds: ad-
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1929 21st ST. N.W.-Three rooms near
bath, for gentlemen: newly papered and
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WANTED

Nan between 81 and 40 years with some
experience in waiting on trade; MUST
have car. Permanent. For appointment
phone Adams 4sqS-W after pm. MONDAY.
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A modern Colonial brick. with complete
housekeeping APT. ON ind FLOOR. De-
sirably located. near Sth and Kennedy SITS.
close to schools car line and stores. Front
porch. inclosed rear porches. hot-vster
heat with OIL BURNER, elec. refriR. A
fne home that will help pay for itself.
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Splendid IL room and 4-bath residence
Taon,ng near stn houss ne sctan iopna psa iI nne
hot-water heat and garage. Can be pur-
chased on terms. A money-making propo-
sition
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1898 COL. RD. N.W.-DesirabIe Ink.
room; pleasant surroundings: radio; IS.
Not rooming -house atmosphere.
1901 WYOMING AVE. NV. Apt. 33-
Convenient to 18th and Col. rd.; bright.
pleasant rm.; May /: reas. Adams 46S9-W.
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20-foot wide six-room and bath brick
in convenient northwest section. near car
line stores and school Colonial front
porch. hot-water heat. Easy terms may
be arranged.
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tractive large room In small family; suit
able 1 or q SlS-22. Phone Adams 6O12.
ROOMS for 3 or 4 gentlemen In cottage
on grounds of 1927 Park I'd. NV. Cool.
attractive; hot water, shower; near cars.
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SALE-HOUSES.

BATTERY PARK. MD. IO4 DEL RAY AVE.
5 rooms and bath space for 2 additional
rooms on second floor: @. Z, oil burner
slate roof. =. acre land. Wise. 31ls-w.
oQs
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DUPONT CIRCLE. 1902 Connecticut ave-
Nicely furnished front bed room. twin
beds, connecting bath; phone and beau
tifuliy furnished reception room for auests;
tance Govt. bldgs.; price reasonable for
one or two. Phone Decatur bAUS.
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S5.450-NEAR 3rd AND r. I. AVE. NE
new-house condition. Call National 2030.
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70 CoLoRED-734 7th Sc. NEAR NAVY
Yard-4 rooms. bath. hot-water heat. elec
and gas: first floor large yard: $50.
o. B. HOPKINS 1747 Church st. NV
Phone Potomac 2217.
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HELP-MEN AND WOMEN.
WANTED-SALESMEN.

EOOK-Good: must be quick and ex-
perienced; none other need apply. PARK
Lane Inn, 2O23 Eye st. NV.
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Ss.G5O-.N. W.

rooms. bath, recreation room. large
lot. garage with overhead doors. copper
suffers.
$50 per mo- with reasonable cash pay.
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WE HAVE BARGAINS IN SUBURBAN
homes OF 8 to 10 rooms in good locations
conveniently located. Some are foreclos-
ures and reConditioned THE TOLEDO
GUARANTY CORP, 1925 woodward BldR.
Ma paI
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SO 800; termg. rooms. one bath, garage.
porches; faces Rock Greek Park 1nspec-
tion by appointment. Owner. Pot 1895. 2as
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1912 10th ST. N.W.-Large room for one
or two persons in refined Jewish home.
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- CODORED TENANTS.
. 2039 and 2O43 Gales St ne-Brick
home large rooms. water in kitchen.
93I 27th st. n.w.-b-room frame house.
water in kitchen. large garden. raise your
own vegetables; reduced to Sl7.50 p
ShEEhY. 1910 Eye st. Phone National
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SHEPHERD PARK BARGAIN.
Original price nearly cut in half; now
SS 45O. s-r. and b., sen1i-detached home,
22 It. wide; screens and awnings; paved
st. and alley; b.-i. garage. Call Adams
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Ills MARYLAND AVE. NE rooms, 81.
Store at $40 sth st. ne. vacant May /.
213l r eT. .N.W.-Conyen. Gov. ofnces.
Lady only ReAs.
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HOUSES-FURNIS
6 WEST WooDBINE ST. CHEVY CHASE.
Md-1-room Colonial home ne-half
block from cars. Available June l or be-
fore TO November !. Inspect after 8 pm.
xIOO per month 99s
JUNE TO SEPTEMBER INCLUSIVE.
large detached frame residence. 10 rooms.
bath and servants bath. and garage. with
spacious and attractive grounds. on
Georgetown Heights: $50 month.
TYLER AND RUTHERFORD; INC.
1920 X ST. NV. Natl. O47b.
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS-6-ROOM HOUSE;
adults: references. Address Box 4SS-Z.
Star office. j.
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suites; odd beds complete. chinorobe. van
Ny. rugs. ETC.. cheap. Edelman. 3303
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JLEAsE S7uAQ BARGAIN-THREE
ems. large. brlEM kitchen. porch. cross
'entilation elevator. Phone Adams 943U.
ENTIRE SECOND FLOOR ROOMS.
private bath. ami. electric refrigeration;
s45' no children. 1880 Lawrence st. ne.
1870 CLYDESDALE PL. NV.
3 rooms. kitchen and bath. .......S $50 so
rooms, kitchen and bath. ...... 72.5U
Ele.tric Refrigeration on House Current.
b Elevator. Resident Manager.
J A. McKEEVER CO.
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1912 COLUMBIA RID NW.-Large bright.
comforts bly, furnished room. Ink. Also
furn. apt; convenient cars. busses. SHOP
ping center: reference: reasonable.
CHEVY CHASE, MD.-Large room. suitable
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ADDING MACHINE. Burroughs, complete
with stand, S27.5O: rebuilts. like new
Omitted" s13 14th st. NV. National 6O63
AN unusual opportunity to buy an extra.
fine. high-class walnut bed room suite
latest modernistic design. never used. This
is an absolute bargain and must be seen
to be appreciated. 633 Indiana ave.
BATH TUBS. pipe. brick. beams. lintels
lumber, sash and doors % r st. sw
Phone Metropolitan 6&l7.
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HOUSEs-UNFURNIsHED.
4. THRocKMoRToN.

201 Invest. Bids. District eose.
CoIoRED11615 T ST. NV ROOMS.
Kitchen. bath. ami, for rtfned fan ily.
INSPECT l am. TO 8 pm.
REFINED CoLORED-2523 ST. NV
Call National 03bO. 30s
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Observation-Disclosures.

APAKTMENTS-UN
APARTMENTS FOR RENT IN THE CON-
cord Rents reduced JOHN SCRIVENER
d. BRO. 0l4 g st. NV
CHEVY CHASE. 1920 RITTENHOUsE ST
Duplex apt, Il T. t3 bed ~, 5 porches
fireplace. garase: June /. Cleveland $500.
4913 l4th ST NW-3 ROOMS BATH.
kitchen; all overlooking lawn; beautiful
location: S65 mo-; adults only. 29'
TWO-ROOM APT. NEWLY DECORATED
housekeeping. Apply Az 18th St NV.
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"a CONN. AVE-Double and single
pms. by day.. week or month. Phone
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BICYCLES-R0llfas ana other nigh grade
wheels Hazelton Bicycle 4 Sporting Goods
0tors AoA 9th 4. w
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FhOne Potomac -.I1.
HOUSES-FUR. & UNFURNISHED.
24.9 ANGER PL. SE.-BUS FIR. 18th &
Pa. ave and Anacostia. l fare: 4 r., cleo;
garden, 39x31S IT.; $3.50 mo. Met. 643l
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-02-26
Shower Will
Compliment
Bride to-Be
Miss Ruth Apostol Will
Be Honored at Fete
Tonight.

Miss Lorraine Shelton, assisted
by her mother, Mrs. E. E. Shelton,
and her sister, Mrs. Cranston Mugg,
will entertain tonight at her home,
3767 Central-av, with a personal
shower. The party will honor Miss
Ruth Apostol, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Apostol, whose mar
rage to William McGraw Jr., son
of Mr.. and Mrs. William McGraw,
Upton, will take place March 10.
Pink and blue colors will be used.
Guests with Miss ApoStol, her moth
err and Mrs. McGraw, will be Mrs.
Ralph Lambert, Mrs. Marshall
Tackett and Mrs. Edward Patrick
Others will be Misses Rosemary
Ford, Betty McGaw, Winifred Jean
Louden, Mary Holmes, Jean Smith,
Mildred Grayson, Gertrude Kuntz.
Mary Helen KarneS, Irene Spur
geon, Katherine Snow, Lucille Hens
ley, Marian Laut, Constance and
Panoria Apostol and Maxine Hawn.
At the ceremony to be read at
4:30 at the Third Christian Church,
the Rev. William F. Rothenberger
will offciate. The bride-to-be will
have her sisters, Misses Panoria and
Constance Apostol, as her attend
ants.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-02-26

bridge tournaments, but never takes
much interest in national events,
claiming that they are too serious.
Vests opening lead was the jack
of hearts. Hoping that Vests lead
might have been from the king
jack-ten, declarer played the queen
from dummy, but East put on the
king and South had to win with the
ace.
Declarer now can see that he has
a losing diamond, two losing hearts
and, if the spade f1nesse fails, a
losing spade. Of course, if the club
suit breaks, he can discard a losing
heart; so that should be the first
play.
DUMMY's ace and king Of clubs
~ should be cashed out, but, on
the second round West drops the
jack, warning declarer that this line
of play won't work. Now a small
spade is played and, at this point,
declarer must make a safety play
he must not take the finesse.
If he does, and West wins with
the king, declarer will then lose two
heart tricks and a diamond trick.
So declarer should hop right up
with the ace and then lead the
queen of clubs, on which he can dis
card the heart from dummy,
whether West takes it with the
king Of trumps or not, thus making
| his contract.
Copyright, 1895. by NEA Service. Inc)
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-02-26

yond saying that London is so
gay and social we never have
luncheon alone there; but the
telephone did not ring all the
time as it does in America"
1--WE both love to travel. If I
did not act as manager we would
have to take one along, and this
way is much nicer. I have one
German maid who helps me make
a home wherever we go. In May
we go to Paris for fifteen days at
the grand opera. Then perhaps
to South America for concert and
opera.
Sometimes we make vacation
for three or four weeks after that.
In September we start European
concert tour which takes us, oh,
all over. Of course, distances are
shorter there, so we can stop and
shout and go on to another place.
After the European tour we come
to America for the Metropolitan
Opera season.
Il have to keep track of the
costumes and make it homelike
wherever We are. on nights when
Lauritz has a great role to sing,
even his diet must be planned
more carefully. 1t keeps me busy
buster than I ever was in the
movies, before I was married"
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your head against a brick wall. No
body ever takes good advice. They
look around until they find some
one who agrees with them. 1 oc-
read your column on the
sly. Yes, this is the raving of a
young man. Pay no attention to
it. I like to do it. E. S.
Answer am not as young as
you and therefore am not quite as
sure. One of the happieSt mar
rlage5 I know. which has lasted a
long time, has succeeded in spite
Of difference OF IS years between
the ages of husband and wife. The
majority Of such marriages fail.
But there IS no rule which does
not have its exceptions. How do
know that the young lady who
wrote me may not be another ex-
ception? I have no choice except
TO tell her the facts.
am amused by your letter and
I am glad you wrote it because it
gives me a chance to air my opin-
ions about advice. You may be
surprised to learn that 1 agree
with you in the main. I believe
you are right when you say that
people are in search of some one
who will agree with them. When
the adviser does not agree, their
resistance is so great that they
seldom take the advice.
In a serious emergency Of life
it is better for person to carry
out his own plan, even if it is a
poor one, than TO tumble with a
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-02-26
PatrOneSs List
Announced for
Sorority Event

Patronesses for a bridge party and
style show Of indianapolis Alumnae
Club Of Mu Phi Epsilon, national
honorary musical sorority, to be
held tomorrow afternoon at Ayres
auditorium are announced.
The list includes: Misses Ruby
Keller, Grace Hutchings. Charlotte
Lieber, Martha Hawkins. Helen
Louise Titus, Bernice Reagan, Vir-
GINA Kemper, Mary Norman, Alice
Augerer, Ida Moon, Eliza beth Over
man, Lula Brown, Gertrude Cute
lius, Helen Backer and Agnes Shea.
MeSdames Carl Irrgang, Adolf
Wagner, a. L. Taylor, Agnes NJ.
Todd, Claud j. Mick, Clyde Titus,
Jessie Barley Fitch, w. J. E. Weber.
c. D. Bartlett, Robert Sanders, E. j.
Kowalke, Hugh Reynolds. r. F. Mills,
K. F. Adair, Jane Johnson Bur-
roughs, Frank Bileter, Richard
Fielding. Robert Bonner, C. c. Nc
Murtrey, Eugene Short. George
Jaggers, A. E. Vehling, Grace john
son. Mary Keegan. I. F. Myer, Joe
NJ. Fox. Alta Mallot Martin, Blake
Thomas, Frank Nutting. Anita Scott,
Irene Jarrard, Earl Sceese, r. K.
Lewis, Blanche Mccoy, Dorothy Test
Hiatt, Carl R. Seminar, c. A. Ryker,
A. L. Gillon, Blanche Harder, S. w.
Gray, F. H. Dedert, Fred Smith,
John Sink, NJ. Russell, Max Crltch-
field. Ruth Norman. o. D. Walden,
w. A. Baker, Charles Gaunt, Paul
Shideler, Judith Graham, Clyde
Martin. Doris wis J. l.. Whit,
C. A. Scearcy end sid Steele.
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