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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-04-23
Manners and Morals
BY JANE JORDAN.

If you're not making any progress with
your problems, perhaps a new viewpoint
is what you need; Write to Jane Jordan!
Dear Jane Jordan-I have a
very beautiful lady friend visiting
me and she is quite lonely. 1 am
so busy with my position and the
care of my home that have no
way of introducing her to some
nice, refined gentleman who would
enjoy the companionship OF so
lovely a person. She is past 40,
but looks 80. She is truly beautl-
full and has a lovely disposition.
Can you suggest a way by which 1
can find a nice friend to take her
places and show her really nice
time?
A WORRIED FRIEND.
AnsWer-Like most women 1 sup
pose I am a matchmaker at heart.
1 never see a lonely woman but what
I cast around in my mind for a
lonely man who would appreciate
her. Nor can I contemplate an I'M
happy bachelor without trying to
find him a wife. But 1 have been
particularly unsuccessful in my eff
forts to match up my friends and
am afraid to bring strangers to-
gether.
I have discovered that, for the
most part, people are lonely because
they have no genuine interest in
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-04-23
Reservations Made by 500 for
Columbia Club Party

Bamberger, H. A. Pdster, Richard
T. Hill, G. v. Sorenson, Albert j..
Beveridge Jr., Richard T. Lineback,
Greenfield; Frank Reynolds, Cam
bridge City; Pearson Smith, DR..
Sidney Aronson, j. E. Hutchins,
John R. Surber, Gail Eldridge, John
E. Steeg, DR.. Leon Gray, Martins
vile; E. G. Dehper, Charles A.
Bates, Upton; H. 9. Tyson, Donald
Teetor, Hagerstown; E. R. Black
wood, John Anderson, j. Frank
Miller, Joe N. Gelman, Paul o.
Tauer Jr.. Charles Bardach, Merlin
M. Bailey, Hal c. Meyer. Volney
M. Brown. Paul E. Duffy. Theo-
dore S Medals, c. E. White Jr.,
Skies E. Test, R. Barry Sample,
and william A. Shepler.
Another party of 10 will include
Mr.. and Mrs. Chantilla E. White,
Mr.. and Mrs. L. L. Reed, Craw-
fordsvile; Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Toll, DR. and Mrs. B. B. Pettijohn,
and Mr.. and Mrs. L. L. Cain.
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BUTLER Y. w. C.. A.
OFFICERS ELECTED

Butler University 7. w. c. A
cabinet, as the result of recent cleo
tons, has announced its officers for
the 1856 school year. They are
Misses Gayle Thornbrough, presi-
dent; Esther Hoover, vice president
Betty Humphreys, secretary, and
Doris Jane Meuser, treasurer.
New members of the cabinet for
the coming school year are the fol-
lowing committee heads: Misses
Alice Porteous, social; Evelyn
Wright, freshmen; Ruth Repsch-
lager, Girl Reserve; Dorothy
Thompson, student industrial; Alice
Marie Woolling, social service; Mary
Katherine Mangus, program; Dor
othy Reasoner, world fellowship;
Betty Beckman, worship; Jane
Rothenburger, inter racial, and
Jean Anderson, assistant social and
freshmen chairman.
The new officers will be installed
before the end of the present
semester. Miss Frances Stalker is
the retiring president of the cr-
ganization.
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Mrs. Putnam to
Be HOnOred by
Tea at Butler

Daughters of members Of the Phi
Delta Theta Mothers Club of But
Ter University will assist past presi-
dents in serving at a tea from to 5
Thursday in honor of Mrs. James w.
Putnam, wife of the university presi-
dent Members Of the campus So
rority and fraternity mothers clubs,
house chaperons of the sororities
and fraternities and members of the
Woman's Faculty Club will be
guests.
The girls assisting will include
Misses Mary Margaret Ruddell, Jean
Lowther, Alice Wilde, Gretchen
Mary Yeazel, Martha Coddington,
Marjorie Raiser, Janet SorenSon,
Betty 10 Roberts, Louise Brandt and
Jean Worsham, Mrs. Blanche Yolton
Harbor, Phi Delt house chaperon
will assist the club members.
Mrs. Arthur L. Gilliom and Mrs
Urban K. Wilde Sr. are co-chairmen
Mrs. J. Harry Green will sing anc
the Butler University Varsity Eight
will play from 3 to 4.
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Couple to
Be HOnOred

After Daniel w. Layman Jr. ar
rived Sunday from Los Angeles, he
and his f1ancee, Miss Betty Lee
Burns, became the center of atten-
ton among their friends. Before
their marriage Saturday at the
Burns home, they will be honor
guests at several parties.
Yesterday afternoon Mr.. and
Mrs. David Andrews entertained
with a cocktail party. Today Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Adams were to en-
terrain with an informal party, and
tonight Henry Johnston has in
vited in a few of the couples in
innate friends.
On Thursday night Miss Hope
Pfaff1in will be hostess at a dinner
party in Miss Burns and Mr.. Lay
mans honor. Miss Melissa Wad-
ley'S dinner party will be tomorrow
night.
Mr.. Layman is with his parents,
DR.. and Mrs. Daniel w. Layman.
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nor Mingle. The cadets we're Alex
ander Mackenzie, Syracuse. N. Y;
Charles F. Urschel Jr.. Oklahoma
City. Okla; Charles Haskell, Toledo,
O., and Pedro F. Pelegrin, Havana,
Cuba.
From now until the summer sea-
son begins. the Albrights will enter
tain frequently on week-ends with
house parties.
When the Indiana Audubon So
ciety's annual meeting is held at
Butler University on May and
4. one Of the special tours will end
at Redbud Hill, North Crows Nest,
property of Mr. and Mrs. w. D.
Hamer. Mrs. Hamer, president OF
the Indianapolis Council of Gar
den Clubs. and Mr.. Hamer were the
first purchasers of land from the
Judge Solomon ClaypoOl estate
when the original Crows Nest land
was divided for sale
For ten years the Hamers have
owned the land. They named it
Redbud Hill because of the hun
dreds of redbud trees which bloom
there in the spring. The early
morning bird mixers will breakfast
on the hill where the HamerS ex-
pect to build soon.
Mrs. James G. FIaherty and
daughter, Mary Ellen. spent Easter
week in New York.
Mrs. &. c. RobinsOn's mother, Mrs.
Frank Jay, Brighton. England, is
visiting with Mr.. and Mrs. Robinson
until the end of May. Mr.. and Mrs.
Robinson, their daughter Virginia,
Mrs. Jay and Frederick Burleigh
mOtored to Clifty Falls Sunday.
Miss Dolores Stemmelen, Louis
vile, was a weekend guest of Miss
Julianne Britt. 1869 N. New jersey
st. Miss Stemmelen and Miss Britz
formerly were rOOmmateS at st.
Mary the Woods. Miss Britz en-
tertained informally Sunday after
noon for her guest.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frances w. Clark
will arrive soon from Cleveland to
visit Mrs. Clark's mother, Mrs. Anna
Dyson, and sister, Miss Marybelle
Dyson.
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Five hundred reservations have
been made at the Columbia Club
for its formal spring party Friday
night when Charlie Davis and his
New York orchestra will play.
Albert J. Beveridge Jr., chairman
of the entertainment committee,
and Mrs. Beveridge are chairmen OF
a committee of hosts and hoStesSes.
Reservations for parties of from
four to 10 guests have been made
by the following: Messrs. and Mes
danes F. Grove Weisenberger, Paul
w. Knowles, Charles A. Seiden-
sticker. DR.. ]. H. Kemper, DR.. H. F..
Parr. H. E. Berke, Fritz A. Schnei-
der. L. w. Horning. Seth S. Ward7
T. P Nickel, Shelbyville; w Nc
Murtrie. L. H Ridgway. Don Wilson,
Jack Goldberg. Douglas Pierce, Bert
Kingan. Louis Barnett. Roy Carson,
Scot Wade. Sam Wolfe. John B.
Sickle, j. R. Todd Jr., DR.. Leon w.
Berger. Herman Chalfie. Julian
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-04-23
Coat Model Dress
BY ELLEN WORTH

Sheer woolens and their near
neighbors, as silks and cottons that
suggest wool are very popular this
season for dresses of coat type as
today's model.
And here's one of the smartest in
navy and white silk White crepe
revers give it a very fresh and
youthful appearance. A stunning
dress for town or travel.
Carried out in dusty pink, white,
aqua blue, this dress is most at
tractive and wearable for summer
with short sleeves as in back view.
Style No. 922 is designed for sizes
IS. 19 years. SO, 80, 40, AZ and A
inches bust. Size 80 requires 3A
yards Of 39-inch contrasting.
Our spring fashion book is beau
tifully illustrated in color. Price Of
hook, 10 cents.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-04-23
DIR. HENNEL TO
ADDRESS GROUP

DR.. Cora B. Hennel of the Indiana
University mathematics department
will speak Thursday night before
the indianapolis Business and Pro-
fessional Women'S Club. The meet
ing will be in the form of banquet
at the Woman's Department Club.
vision" will be- the subject of DR..
Kennels talk.
DR.. Hennel is a graduate of Indi-
ana University, and is a member OF
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others. Although apparently lovely
and likeable, their thoughts are
pretty much wrapped up in them
selves. They are agreeable when
sought out, but they do no seeking
themselves. They accept atten-
ton, but do not bestow it. They
respond to the appreciation of others
but are not actively appreciatiYe of
those who make no cordial advances
Psychologists have a word for it.
narcissism.
Of course, I do not know your
friend. She could not be expected to
have wide acquaintance in the
city which she is visiting, but what's
the matter with her own home town?
Note: I am holding 10 letters for
Janet which I will forward upon re-
ceipt of her address. Will the gen.
tleman who called me relative to the
position of air hostess please call
again? I have three addresses for
him.
Dear Jane Jordan-I am 90 and
have son II by my first husband.
who is dead. I have been married
to my second husband for 10
years. He is just three years old
er than 1 am. He drinks a lot at
times and doesn't seem to care
much for my son. I have been
sick a long time, but I like to go
out once in a while. My husband
never wants to go anywhere with
me, but he stays out and I don't
know where he is. I don't like to
go to a show or anywhere else
alone. What would you do?
BLUE SUE.
Answer-The woman who neglects
to make a life for herself apart
from her husband is, like yourself,
completely lost when the partner
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-04-23
TWO MARIONETTE
SHOWS SCHEDULED

Harry Fowler will present his
marionettes in two shows, 1.-THE Man
on the Flying Trapeze," and Little
Black Sambo," in the recreation hall
of Tabernacle Presbyterian Church
at 10 Saturday under auspices of
the Mothers Club of the Sunday
school.
Mrs. A. w. Mcdonald is commit
tee chairman.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-04-23
MOTHERS WILL BE
GUESTS AT BUTLER

All mothers of Butler University
students have been invited to attend
a meeting of the Butler University
Mothers Council at 1920 Friday
morning in Arthur Jordan Memorial
Hall. An address will be given by
Richard Lieber. Mrs. Frank ReisS-
ner Sr will preside.
Conservation" will be the topic
of Mr.. Lieber. The address will be
open to Butler students and faculty
members who are interested in CO..
servation, according to an an
nouncement by Mrs. Resi-
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-04-23
BY w. E. M'KENNEY
Solution to Previous
Contract Problem
Secretary, American Bridge League
PLAYERS have a knack

secretary, american DIluso League
CERTAIN players have knack
~ for discovering unusual hands.
One such chap is young New
York attorney, Fred Kaplan.
Seven odd can be made on this
hand, which Mr.. Kaplan showed
me. After working it out for
awhile, see if you will not agree
with me that it is one of the pref
test hands of the year.
In the bidding, North was con-
fronted with problem after
Souths bid of one spade. The
hand was not quite strong enough
to bid two no trump and, of course,
with only three trumps, a double
raise in spades was out of the
question.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-04-23
WILL
RESIDE IN CITY

Following wedding trip, Mr.. and
Mrs. John M. Faris will come to
Indianapolis for residence. Mrs.
Faris was Miss Mabel Britton Of
Parkersburg, w. Va, before her
wedding recently at Parkersburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Marshall were
attendants,
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-04-23

a cadet at Culver
Military Academy.
Last night the
party Of young
boys and girls at
tended a dinner
which r odn e y
gave before the
hop at the acad-
envy. The girls
from Indianapolis
were Kitty Lou
Fitzgerald, Sally
S smith, r u t n
COler, Marjorie
Paicer and Flea
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-04-23

defaults. OO nOC
let the indifer-
ence of your hus--
band defeat you.
Instead let it
awaken you from
the long sleep in
which you were
not conscious of
yourself as an in
dividual but only
of the man and
the child for
whom you lived.
Can't you see that
f11A f@4& 4I1@& -@
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Albrights
Prepare
Cottage
Lake Maxinkuckee Home
to Be Scene Of Parties
During Season.
BY BEATRICE BURGAN
Times Womzn's Pare Editor.

THE first days Of spring weather
i sent Mrs. Chester Albright to
Lake Maxinkuckee where she set
about p ting he Albright cottage
IN order for another season. The
Aibrlghts spent Easter at the lake,
and they took with them a party of
young friends Of their son, Rodney.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-04-23

such - rugs that hang high and
great heaps Of Oriental reproduc-
tons rich and deep with luxurious
color. There's type for every sort
Of room. Curious and woman-like
I had to ask the prices Of certain
things =. which brought to light a
very enlightening letter just re-
ceived by the rug buyer. 1t went
something like this-place your Or
der this week-prices are destined
to advance. And it does sound
logical, now doesn't it? This tend
ency to rise is just what we may
expect when we know that many Of
the raw materials which go into the
manufacture Of rugs have already
gone up. The very simplicity Of the
hooked rug patterns will enhance
your Colonial" furniture. And the
Karastans, those excellent repro
auctions of real Orientals, will
thrill you. Consider the COLONIAL
for rugs.
Again on Thursday you'll find
more Of my shopping chatter. Until
then, I am
Faithfully yours,
Neae9&
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the Phi Beta Kappa scholastic So
ciety, Sigma XII honorary science Or
ganization, Mortar Board and Pi
Lambda Theta. She is also a men,
Der of numerous women'S clubs and
has held offices in many state and
national professional societies.
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know! But, what
of the floor COW
erings? 1 went
a IS h o p p n g
through the sec
ond floor of the
COL o N I A L
FUR N 1T U r E
G o. admiring
the complete as
sortment Of all
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-04-23

countries Of South America and is
sometimes known as "Paraguayan
tea" Mate is very pleasant aka
line beverage for correcting acid
conditions of the stomach. Order
it at your favorite club or grocery
if such thing should be that
they haven't it yet SITS SITS
phone me and well see
about that!
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-04-23
Church GrOup to Meet

Mrs. j. K. Leasure will be hostess
Thursday for the monthly luncheon
of the Martha Hawkins Society of
the First Baptist Church. Miss
Adele Renard, guest speaker, will
describe some French cathedrals.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-04-23

V oNob AOAA
pest e ri n g
the Travel
Department
a t t h e
M e chants
IN a t ion a ]
Bank with
Ie n d ! e S S
que S tions
about rates
and sched-
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-04-23

your mouth at birth, you especially blessed
but polish up what you have of laughter
The advent of recognized sophstication made
many of us believe that it smart to make a re-
mark that bespoke wit, or had an undercurrent of
irony.
One girl came to New York with mind filed
with laughter Not the noisy kind Noise and mirth
are not necessarily even remotely related. quiet
understanding, merry laughter But she found that
the So-called sophistcates didn't laugh She was
afraid she would be criticised So she tried to lock
up her mlrth 1t took her few years to learn that
the persons around her didn't laugh because they
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-04-23

u ) SUIIIS % Dc al tVSIl
smarter beverage in In
dianapolis during warm
weather because it slim
ulates, nourishes, ener-
gizes, and gives one that
feeling of well being.
After all, it's a universal
beverage in the warm
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-04-23
Sense of HumOr Declared
Strongest Feminine Lure
Where Man Is Concerned
Opinion Based on Replies to Question Put to
Numerous Males; Women Who
Laugh Held Desirable.
BY HELEN WELSHINIER
NEA Service stan Writer

cultivate OF huor For 1t is
OF Importance than figure that would Holly
platinum halo puzzled head Men want
will laugh with will something
which laugh!
distinguished literary
True, if godmother didn't
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-04-23

Alpha Chapter. Omega Kappa
Sorority, will meet tomorrow night
at the home of Miss Mary Bardy,
2611 E. Michigan-St.
Chi Beta Kappa Sorority will
hold a business meeting at 8 tomor-
row night at the Y. w. c. A.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-04-23

The BROOKSHIRE PHARMACY
takes pride in dispensing only the
best drugs-rheir prescriptions are
filled precisely "as the doctor ord
cred" And-at lowest prices! I
just wish you'd stop, shop and COM
pare-217 N. Pennsylvania st. Or,
they'll deliver, if you telephone Ii.
2o94.
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BrOGd1Udy Hits Prove Point

ME success of recent Broadway productions
PLATFORM CT humor and mirh
tat persons want to laugh laugh laugh Not only
1here Three Men of three
sporting
has knack of choosing pirates Mothers
Day Easter they
night the audience S
Or The Bishop Msbehaves which
some good fun for himself by ong robbery and
audience hilarious
Petticoat
daughter
operator the WildS the north
fashioned with his antics when
appearance
The audience really laughs
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-04-23

To obtain a pattern of this.
model, tear out the coupon and
mail it to Ellen Worth, The Indi-
annapolis Times, pa w. Maryland
st, indianapolis, with Is cents in
coin.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-04-23

uleS Tor this summer. And in nv
shopping around" I find Europe at
a real bargain. Their Economy ALL
expense Tours this year are so un-
oellevably true that I think you
really ought to know "carefree
Gays at sea =. on splendid ships
ideal land arrangements at
amazingly low rates" sightsee-
ing planned by experts to save you
time and money. Investigate now
the so different all-expense tours
from 1926 to 1920 can you
imagine? BY the way, when is your
vacation? You can sail May II to
August "a. Take your travel inquir-
les to the MERCHANTS NATION
AL BANK and get a good start
for the summer!
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-04-23

Public Enemy, the Moth, can do
no lasting harm. Just take your
damaged textiles to the HALL
STUDIO. Every day they remove
holes. cigarette burns, worn patches,
and snags from fine fabrics . by
simply revealing the threads back
into their original form. 402 N.
Meridian, Apt. %, Ii. 4080.
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Vice Versa Is AppreciobIe, Too

the
IN take problems seriously
heart. Laugh
is the thing that seek in Andn drop
a interviewed men- also is desirable in a
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-04-23

Luggage? Tickets? All ready for
a European holiday? I'm simply
carried away with the thought OF
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-04-23

If I aUere you, I'd start knit
ting q smart bathing suit.
Hand-knitted bathing ensem-
bleS are going to be smarter
than ever this year.
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""I0 NI0" IO" Welshimer
Laughter will do physicians pills
pSycnatrS eachmen 1t denotes
souho is not laugh Mrh quality
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-04-23

Heigh-ho! I bet you're
housekeeping! You'll find
some hints on the subject
within this shopping corner
(never forget the corners.
You'll find a bit of other news
too. And I hope you don't
stay too close horne be-
cause it's fun gadding around
these deliciously Spring-like
days. Clean awhile-and then
step out and then go back
the next day and finish super
intending the housework.
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Crisp, dainty little Wafer
Cups are Just right for serU-
ing cGUidr and dppetizers.

This SCAM Yerba Mate every
one is making such a fuss about
merits every hit of praise you hear.
It,c cn.nn 70 ha a,, or,nr,
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fore. I just saw one very striking
white kid slipper with brown stripes
adjoining the toe-a decidedly smart
shoe by Rice-ONeill. And isn't that
huff sed? If you are familiar with
MAROTT'S Paradise line of foot
wear, you'll appreciate their very
dashing new summer creations :.
including scores of all-white models.
And know you're going to need
several Eoirs of all-white this white
summer that's just ahead. Some Of
the interesting new white materials
include a very fine buck skin and
a delicate fabric in novelty weave.
1 like to match 'em up with hose,
Gordon Hose, right while I'm
there. See for yourself, right away
tomorrow-at MAROTT'S.
n
Just read that doing over-a-room
calls first for a proper background
OF walls and floors how well we
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minute for this pre-
diction comes right
out of MAROTT'S
SHOE STORE, the
second largest shoe
store in the world.
And they're ter I
ribly style con-
scious, CUES S I've
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-04-23

Brown and-white shoes are good
again. Aren't you glad? Start
wearing them right now you
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find itself in the same position as
Europe today, Prof. Cord.er warned.
The appointment of Thomas Daily
to represent the association in pro-
posed court action TO bar banks and
trust companies from alleged illegal
practice Of law was announced by
Carl Wilde. president.
Appellate Judge Posey Kline urged
the association to support bill to
be proposed at the special session
of the General Assembly which
would abolish the Appellate Court
and increase the Supreme Court
membership to nine judges.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-04-04

Neptune Naval Club to Meet
The Neptune Naval Club will meet
at 2:30 Sunday afternoon in the hall
at Denny and Westinghouse