davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-02-01
Stat nemGGzze platiti vydani.

Maryland nebude moci pla-
It'll bezna vydan1 pred prvnim
nejblizsfho mes1ce, neobstara-
Ii zakonodarna v Annapolis
potrebne fondy pro kryt1 def
citu 1929, 900, oznamil V ute
ry governeru William S. Cor
dy, statnl kontrolor a spolu
v1dc1m zakonodarny.
V ornament SVEN pozname-
nal, re hotove pen1ze ma krytl
vydan1 "vyschly skoro uplne.'
Governor projevil nahled,z re
dobre Dude obdrzeti dobrozda
nj gen, navladnfho, O'Connor,
drive neil co podniknuto Dude
zakonodarnou.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-02-01

Trinactileta Doris Neuman z
Moravia Boulevard srazena by
la neznamym hutomobilem a
zranena.
= 38lety Martin Otto, jenz
osudne zranen byl automobi.
lem pTi pTechazen1 Washing
ton Boulevard u Carey ulice
%. prosince, zemrel v pondel
V Mestskych nemocnicfch.
= Taxicabem pTe.jeta byla v
900 blocku st. Paul ulice 40le-
ia Edna Rock a zranena. Taxi
T1dil Joseph Magrogan.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-02-01
Tab prot statnlmu zakonu o
lihovinach.

Prvni 1tok v zakonodarne
prot statnfmu zakonu o lfhovi-
mach, ucinen byl v 1tery.
Poole navrhu delegation,
George F. Lehnert predloze-
mem, cely obchod uveden byti
V tutez situaci, jakou byl pred
prohlasen1m prohibice.
Poole predlohy ma odstfa-
nena byti licens. $50 pro pro-
del piva a lehkeho VIVA, osoby
chtej1cf S tfmto obchodovati
zadany byti mali koupiti Jed
notnou licens.
Tyto byly by:
Pro saloony, restauranty a
hotely $500 rocne. Pro gro
cernl velkoobchody $500 roc
ne. Poplatek pred prohibic1
byl $1,000 pro saloony Balti-
morske a 500 statu.
Nedeln1 prodeje lfhovin ma
j byti zakazany S vyminkou
hotel1.
Lekarnam nema byti dovo-
len prodej leda jenom ma pred
pisy lekarske.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-02-01
Electricity vlak jel rychlosti
1877 mil " iodine.

Novy electricity Wax Penn.
sylvanske drahy,jenz ma zkouS
ku jel v pondel1, hnal Sc rych-
lost1 1927 mil iodine z Wa
shingtonu do Filadelfie.
Zpatecni cestu z Filadelfie
do Washington udelal "a jed
nu hodinu a padesat minut, do
cfliv nejvetsf dosud zeleznicnl
a motorove rychlosti.
Vlak Congressional Limited
nejrychlejsf to dosud WAX
Pennsylvania drahy, della tu-
to cestu "a dive hodiny a pade-
sat minut.
z Baltimore electricity Wax
ujede takto do Washingtonu
"a 33 minuty a "a hodinu a II
minut do Filadelfie.
Elektrickou lokomotivou Ia
zen byl v den zkousky Wax o
dewitt vagonech, V nichz sede-
10 1913 cestujfcfch. Mezi tent
to byli vysoci vladnf dfednlci
Sc sekretarem vnitra, H. l..
Ickes, komisafi District of Co
lumbia, mayor Jackson.
Nejvetsi rychlostf WAX jel V
dobe, kdy pozvan1 hoste po-
chutnavali 81 ma polevce, KAYE
a jinem. Osoby sedfc1 V zidllch
necftili zadne zvlastn1 otfesy,
"a to kava a polevka zanecha-
ly dGkladne stopy ma stolnlch
ubrusech.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-02-01
Dvacaty sedmy rocnfk
TELEGRAPH"

Tfmto cislem "TELEGRAF''
vstupuje do 27. rocnfku. He
slem jeho bylo a jest: byti ku
sluzbam vsem odstinGm Balti-
morsk6 a okolni Ceskosloven-
sk6 veTejnosti.
Sloupce jeho otevreny byly
a jsou vsemu, elm udrzovan a
podporovan hrajansky zivot
zdejSf.
Vydavatelstvo dekuje prfz-
nivc6m a pFatelGm svym "a
podporu listu a zada upT1mne
O dalsf.
S d1ky a pTatelskymi po-
zdravy,
VYDAVATELSTVO.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-02-01
Ceskoslovenske Baltimore Gin
ne ucastnilo Sc oslavy presi-
deufovvch uarozenin-

O0ECONyCn
Odhaduje Sc Poole jeste We
lice nedplnych zprav We ctvr-
tex rano, re tisfce a tis1ce plnili
tanecn1 sine a Card Party ma
oslavu presidentovych naroze-
min. Oslavy konany byly We
stTedu.
V6tsinu z mistnostf oslavy ma
vstfvil governor Nice, senator
Radcliffe, mayor Jackson a
byvaly governor Richie.
BaltimorStf Cechoslovaci po-
Tadali oslavu V Sokolovne Jed
noty Blesk, j1z 1castnili Sc veil
Ike zastupy. Mnoz1 obleceni by
Ii narodnfch krojfch. Oslavy
V Sokolovne z1castnil Sc cesko-
slovensky vyslanec, DIR. Ferdi-
nand Veverka z Washingtonu.
Ma programu byly narodnf tan
ce a cvicen1 SokolG.
President Roosevelt vyslovil
sv6 poteSeni mad oslavami jeho
narozenin a spolu tim ponce
ne akce We prospect 1stavu We
Warm Springs, kde leceno jest
ma 200 trp1c1ch ditek detskou
paralysou.
V Baltimore ku oslavam Wy
dano bylo ma 10000 vstupenek.
Do divadla Century ku pull
nocn1mu pfedstaveni prodano
bylo pc dolaru $500 vstupe-
mex. Kolik z vydanych vstupe-
mex koupeno bylo, v noci re
stredy ma ctvrtek ~zjisteno byti
nemohlo.
Sedmdesat procent vytezku
pOnechano byti ma V Baltimore
We prospech pomocne akce.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-02-01
MlStnl ZpraVy.
z ~krajanskych kruhG.

Dstsky Ma$karni Pies bu-
de poTadan " sobotu, dne z. u
nora We skoInf budove ma rohu
Ashland Ave. a Glover ulici.
Srdecne zveme v$echny rodice
a pTTiznivce $koly by Sc v hoJ-
mem poctu dostavili a privedli
ditky S sebou, ktere zajiste Sc
nejlSpe pobavf. Prava ceska
hudba Sokolskeho Dorostu bu-
de hrati nejlepSi ceske pisnic-
XIV ktere kazdy ma TAX rad. 0
obcerstveni ie tez velmi dobre
postarano. T>tupne ma tento
Pies jest pouze Csc pro dospsle
a 15c pro ditky. Zacatek 1880
hodin veeer. Kazdg-jest srdec-
ne ivan a vitan.
" nedeli, dine 3. Inora
1885 v Dslnickem Dome, rob
Madison a Rose ulic, Dramatic
XIV Krouzek Dslnickeho Vzdel.
SpoIku "POKROK" sehraje
"PLAVKY MA OLZE", fraska
o 3 jednanich. Zacatek We 3.
hodiny odpoledne. Milovniky
divadIa upozornujem ma jed
no, KIDD mas zakazano Sc smati
zTstan donna. Vybor.
Dslnicky Vzdel. Spolek
"POKROK" Dude poTadati "
sobotu, dine 9. 1nora "SELSKY
PIES" v Dslnicksm Dome. Ia
catek jak obycejne v 8 hodin
vecer. Vstupne 4Oc. Hudbu
Dude riditi p. ". KuliSek. Ne
byl by to selsky pies kdyby ne
byIi prrftomny selky a sedlaci a
procez zabavni vybor apeluje
ma ty, kdoz mali selske kroje
by jich pouzili. Curtis Bay,
Essex, Aberdeen, Hartford
Road ma shIedanou ma selskem
plese. Kazdeho uctive I'VE
Zabavni vybor.
- Minute pond6lf, %. ledna
NELL dostavenicko V Katolicke
Budove ron Madison a Duncan
ul. start osadnici Osady sv. Va
clavske a Size spolecny pies,
ktery byl vyhrazen pouze pro
stare cleny a clenkyne, kterych
Sc seslo slusny pocet. Byla to
prava ceska, sousedska zaba-
va, pTi ktere hudba hrala same
ceske kusy a tn nen1 divu re i
ii start Sc vesele bavili jak tan
Gem tax re bylo milo ma ne Sc
podfvat, neb to vypadalo jake
V Cechach O posv1cen1. Nekte-
re pTisly v narodn1ch kroj1ch a
bavili sc srdecn6 az do pozd-
mich hodin.
" nedeli, dine 3. 1nora
dostane Sc cesk6mu divadelnl-
mu obecenstvu zvlastnf diva
delhi pochoutky. Divadelnf sou
Dor Sokolsk6 Jednoty Blesk Sc
hraje sdramatisovany roman
Popelky Bilianov6 Do Pansk6-
no Stavu, ktery byl V Cechach
filmovan pod titulem "Matka
Kracmerka." Sta nasfch CITE
naTd cetlo tuto %poutavou knihu
a film "Matka Kracmerka'
docflil takoveho dspechu, re
kdekoliv jej davali, bylo diva
do vyprodano do poslednfho
mfstecka. Tez v Baltimore bu-
de "Matka Kracmerka" jaho-
dou divadeln1 sezony, hra o
ktere Dude dlouho mezi kraja-
nv hovoTeno. Nechceme ma
pred prozrazovati mic z tohoto
zaifmaveho dele nahle z boha-
tie dejvicke tetky kterak prac-
ne klopyta ably Sc do panskeho
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-02-01
Zatcen.

V Alberton, Baltmorsky O.
kres, zatcen byl v nedeli Da-
MEL Shifflett z Gainesville pc
streleni 42leteho Arthura Hall
Policiste vyzvan1 anonymnlm
volanfm pc telefonu vesli do
svetnice, v nfz nalezli Shifflet-
ia hol1cfho Sc ma druhem pos
chod1 domu. Doznal. Omlou-
val Sc, re zavineno bylo stTele-
nj hadkou. Hall jest otcem O.
smi dltek. Pracoval tkalcov-
ne firmy James S. Gary and
Sons.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-02-01
KTesfane a tide We spolecne
schHzi.

Bratrsky Den usporadan bu-
de v divadle Lyric %. 1nora
pod protektoratem Baltimor-
ske divise Narodni conference
zid1 a krestan1. Katolictf, pro
testanstl a zidovst1 vGdcove
budou spolupGsobiti.
Recniky budou: rabfn Louis
Wolsey z F~iladelfie, Rt. Rev.
Msgr. Hugh j. Monaghan, ia
raT katolickeho kostela sv.
Ambroze a Rt. Rev. James r.
Freeman, biskup protestantske
episkopaln1 cfrkve We Washing
|tonu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-02-01

Ditko narozene pred 16 dny
narodilo Sc Sc ~zavTenou hrdel-
nj prGduSkou. V Maryland
General nemocnici pomoci o.
perace a gumove trubky twill
dltko primo davaj1ce potravu
do zaludku. Pc nekolik dnf
dltko lilo, az zavrena hrdelnf
trubice zivotu jeho konec ud6-
lala.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-02-01
NaIezI manzelku obssenou.

Edward c.. Martini nalezl V
utery v noci vis1c1 manzelku
svoji~se tramu We sklep6 jejich
domu V 1900 blocku N. Milton
ulice. Manzelka jeho, So ro-
XII stara, Anna Martini, byla
mrtvolou.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-02-01
ZIaman II kfiz.

Lillian Will, 35leta z Balti-
more, prerazen byl v Harris
burg, Pa, kr1z v nehode auto
mobilu ma William Penn High
way. Automobil uklouzl a vra-
Zil do stromu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-02-01
0 patnact procent automobile
vice.

We statu naSem v minulem
roce bylo o patnact procent au-
vice neil rok pred
tim. Zapsano bylo 341,452
automobile a truck1. Ma stat
nj DAM z gasolfnu prijato bylo
$8,732,771.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-02-01
Castecns oslepeny vyslouzilec
bigamistou.

Pro ozeneni Sc Sc trent re-
mani aniz byl S kteroukoliv
rozveden byl, James Wake
field, castecne osleply hrdina
z valky a byvaly vzduchopla-
vec, osouzen byl ma rok do "a
laTe.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-02-01
Cernosska kolonie v Calvert
okresu.

Pracf administrace vefej-
pracf a Howard universi-
ty doj1ti ma ku zalozeni Ger.
nosske kolonie v Calvert okre-
SUI. Suma ma projekt tento do
SALINE asi vyse $9,5OO.OOO.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-02-01
Popalen vrouci polevkou.

Vrelou polevku WILL ma sebe
v pondelf tTi roxy starry cernos-
sky hoch, George Wallace. Pr
hranl 81 S jinymi kuchyni,
vlezl ma zidli, wal hrnec S va
f1c1 sc polevkou a touto Sc po-
Ill. Nebezpecne popaleny wat
byl do nemocnice.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-02-01
Zabita elektrickou karou.

4Oleta Anna Shissler Popp
usmrcena byla We stredu elek-
trickou poulicnf karou ma Dun
dalk avenue. Motormanem ka-
ry byl Martin Garvin.
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Two Groups of
Musicale Will
Offer Program

The following program will be
presented by junior and intermedi-
ate sections of the Matinee Musicale
tonight in the ballroom Of the
Washington, in a recital honoring
fathers of members of the sections
and musicale board members:
Ensemble. IN Costume Music ic''i Boy j ESQ"
Patricia Rice. Emmett g Rice II Bstty
Easterdav. Doris Becker ANIME Win
PianO-''MslOdy il .Rubenstein
Piano-"Dresm Vision PES ....... Rolse
jenny Lind Duncan
Violin and HarD-''sirEinR and Play
Rosemary wilmstf, Roberta Bland
Piano-"The Second lM9azuTka" GODDARD
Vocal Duet-"Sing. SiaE. Birds on the
MaTssrs. Ellen Ehlers. Ruth ci sgs'inS
John Phillips
String TrLo-(al Tranquility" Busch
Emily stein yaioiin; Rosemary r anon.
y. cello Betty. Lou Phillips. piano,
'3"O s'I Marjorie wilson NS'hmanin0n
- 49,. 20 Ellen Burroughs
;, Jean Wells Alberta Wells accompanists
Roberta Bland
Piano-"The Spanish Canoe" .... Frontine
Lois Herendeen
Piano Ensembie-"A Allegro Brilliant" Low
Mary Jane Butler Dortha James
Junior Chorus Ming Tong Freharne
Tom. Tom the Pliers Son"
...-..... ..,...- .... Freeman High
Mrs Camille. Fleig. director
Piano Dance in the Patio -. Repper
Pan Dances" ..-.... ....... Bontelle
Rosemary Ellen McInturf
Two Pianos dagio Contabie Sonata
Pathetidue" ................ Beethoven
Butterfly" ...............-.... Crieg
Florence Casserlv. Marie Parks
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Summer SWeetheartS

glance. His face was impaSsive.
There was no telling what went on
behind that polite mask.
She turned in at the imposing
pillars marking the entrance to the
Blue Sky Bath Club. A man in uni
form ran out and DR.. Kaye pro-
duced a card which evidently sat-
isf1ed him as TO their credentials.
Ooh. what a slick POOL" Zoe
cried. The long rectangle Of aqua
marine tile was lined with little
tables, with gay lanterns and striped
awnings.
Its like a musical comedy set, -
Katharine said.
There was an exotic Towering Of
characters in this musical comedy
set: women glittering with jewels;
hard, bright eyes set IL enameled
faces. Men with jowls, with perfect
ly manicured, cruel hands; playboys
who nsped elegantly.
Something decadent about it.
whispered Katharine to her escort.
Zoe, pOwdering her nose, die not
see the sudden, significant glanceS
he shot at her as two persons Saun-
tered toward them.
The man was Gibbs Larkin. He
was talking absorbedly with the
stunning woman at his side. He had
not seen Zoe.
ITO Be Continued
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Chapter VII Meet
Members Of Chapter p. P. E.
o. SiSterhood, will assemble at 7:30
Monday at the home of Mrs. Hiram
Cunningham, 30 N. Kenyon-st.
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III be there before Z" Zoe prom
BY MABEL WELLIOTT

III be there before T." Zoe prom
ised.
1t was $50. Katharine felt the
tingling Of nervousness in her finger
ends. AS soon as darkness fell Zoe
would rush off to keep that "date"
Of hers, perhaps the most porten-
tous one she had ever made in all
her life.
Of course Zoe didn't know what
Gibbs really was. She wouldn't be-
lieve it If any one told her. For
all her appearance and pretense
Of sophistication, Zoe was pretty
much Of child.
Their, was thai night club girl
he'd been mixed up with in New
York last year, for instance. There
had been the most unsavory stories.
Some persons actually said the girl
had supported MIN. The girl lived
on the fringe Of the half-world;
persons who made their livings by
their wits and who were, some
times. struck at IN the dark
rubbed out" as the gangsters
said.
No, Gibbs was definitely soiled.
Zoe was not his kind.
Katharine strolled up and down,
shifting the gardens scents, wish
ing John would come down so that
she could talk to him before Zoe
arrived.
Berthe swept out, magnificent
with her clipped silver hair and
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-24
Miss Hines and
John c.. Utley
Wed at Church

The Rev Ellis w. Hay oflciated
this morning at the First Congre-
gational Church at the marriage Of
Miss Gaybern <. Hines. daughter
Of Mrs. L. c. Gale. and John G.
Utley, son Of Mrs c. E. Utley.
AT a breakfast at the Charm
House following. covers were laid
for Mr. and Mrs. L. c. Gale and
daughter Patsy Ann, Mr.. and Mrs.
L. V. Wilkinson and daughter Mary
Lou, Mr.. and Mrs. G. L. Pugh Jr.,
the Rev. and Mrs. Hay, Miss Dale
Waterbury. L. F. Goetcheus and the
following from Marion: Mr.. and
Mrs. Phillip Middleton and son
Phillip and daughter Mary Eliza
beth; Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard Hines,
Mrs. G. w. Mcbride and Mrs. A. T.
Jackson.
Mrs. Pugh. matron Of honor at
the ceremony. wore a pink crepe
Afternoon dress with white aces
series and a corSage of sweetheart
roses. The bride VI re a tunic dress
Of white crepe with powder blue &C
ceSsorieS and a corSage of sweet
heart roses. Mr.. Pugh was best
man. The couple will live in IN
dlanapOliS.
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'ow GO on WITH The STORY.
CHAPTER FOURTEEN

II ATHARINE said mseraoly, /
N don't know what TO do"
The enormity Of her ofense in
helping Zoe make a rendezvous now
struck her with fun force. But she
couldn't tattle, even If she had IN
Willingly overheard ZOe's plot 10
eIope with Gibbs Larkln.
There's just nothing We can do. I
suppose" she said to Or. John Kaye.
But I feel-oh, terrible about it
ALI"
Bad business" he commented
quietly.
You think so, too, Johnny?"
He shrugged his shoulders. I've
known Larkin quite a while"
Hes such a rotter," Katharine
burst out angrily. And Zoe's
honestly the sweetest thing"
But she's grown up" the man re-
minded her. L really don't see how
you can interfere. You didn't caves
drop Intentionally.
oh, of course not" Katharine
famed in some indignation.
What we might do" pursued
John Kaye quietly. is to find them
and stick to them like limpets all
evening-nOt let them out Of our
sight. And perhaps balk it this time
anyhow"
John, you're marvellous"
But would it do any good?" de-
manded the man Wouldn't she
dash of at the very first chance and
marry him?"
Katharine shook her head de-
spairingly. I suppose So"
We'll. to ease your conscience,
III see what can do to help you
tonight. at least" said DR.. Kaye
gently.
John, you're an angel! I'll dash
in and dress now and see if can
catch Zoe. Maybe can talk some
sense into her.
Don't do that" the man warned.
That would be fatal"
Katharine blew him a kis- as she
ran toward the house. How under
standing he wasl There was some
thing, she told herself, awfully
sweet about John. She was glad he
knew about the other night. She
had hated letting him go away,
thinking she was conducting fir
tation of which she was ashamed.
THE sun was slipping slowly
l. down toward the brassy hori-
ION when she came out again. She
was in white, a favorite last year
frOck of white silk, cleverly and
simply cut. Her hair shone like a
gilded caSque. She was smiling with
satisfaction. Zoe, whose voice on
the telephone had sounded exceed
ingly gay, had consented to come
over for an aperitif before dinner.
Katharine had rather admired
her own noncbalance, asking Zoe.
In the face of her own guilty
knowledge of Zoe'S plans, she had
had to steady her voice a trifie
and strive for casualness.
John Hayes here. Won't you
drop in for a minute for some
sherry? Even John thinks debu-
tante may have sherry and live"
"Oh, darling. I'd love to" Zoe'S
voice, utterly care-free, had trilled
back.
And how about staying on for
dinner?" Katharine had pursued.
we could pick up some one at the
Club and go somewhere to dance.
Zoe sounded regretful. Darling,
I can't. Have a date"
Well, then, come over early any
how"
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GREAT BRITAIN was the first
" country to issue and use pre-
paid postage stamps, yet it wasn't
until "a years after the first issue
that any of its stamps revealed
the country of their origin.
From 1910 to 1924, British stamps
were identified only by the busts
Of the empires rulers. Then, in
1924, Great Britain issued set in
two values IN connection with Brit
iSh Empire Exhibition, and lettered
the stamps so.
But notice that no British stamp
yet has identified its country as
directly as do the issues of other
countries. Only Ireland, the do
minions, and dependencies, have
their names on their stamps.
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Park-av. as we'll as in Greenwich
Village and Central Park.
Mrs. Reginald Vanderbilt and
Lady Furness strolled into the
Chicken Coop. a rustic eating place
at 81 w. 58th-st. a few days ago.
and ordered fried chicken and hot
waffles. Which means at the
Chicken Coop nibbling the chicken
with your fingers. The sweetest
meat is near the bone, says prac-
teal Belle Fineberg, the proprietor;
YOU can only get at it in the good
d-fashioned way"
Converted wooden stalls, hens
nests and carriage lanterns serve as
local color props TO this extensively
rural restaurant.
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Miss Marie Lawhorn, member Of
Lambda Alpha lambda Sorority,
is one of the candidate for queen to
be elected by Inter Fraternity
Sorority Council of Indianapolis
at a council queen dance tonight
at the Athenaeum. Candidates
also have been entered by Phi
Theta Delta, Alpha Zeta Beta.
Delta Chi Sigma, Beta Beta Sig
ma, Delta Omega, Alpha Beta Chi,
Sigma Tau, Theta Rho Sigma and
Phi Tau Sororities.
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Z printed frock, and proved TO be In
better humor than she had been
for days. Katharine was abstract
ed and polite to her. Tonight she
had really no time 20 think Of her
stepmother's vagaries.
WHEN Berthe went down to
w look at the foxgloves, her es-
pecial pride, John Kaye appeared
on the veranda. He looked cool and
meticulously groomed IN his din
ner clothes.
She's coming over directly, "
Katharine whispered, with the air
Of a conspirator.
Good"
What shall we do?" She looked
furtively over her shoulder, to see
if Berthe were returning. Berthe
resented any conversation which
did not include her.
John smiled. There was flash
of yellow at the garden gate, and
the sound Of Zoe's light laughter.
Leave it." said John Raye, Ito
me-"
Ellen came out with the decanter
and a tray Of glasses. The little
group in the deep wicker chairs was
very gay. Berthe joined them and
presently Victor StrykurSt, very I'M
posing in blue coat and white fan
nels, came out.
You're sure you can't stay for
dinner, Zoe? Too bad" purred Ber-
tine Hospitality. Ellen can easily
lay another place"
Zoe dimpled. mo, I can't"
your mother and father are at
the Willises tonight, aren't they?"
II think that's what mummy said
Bridge afterward. How could any
one" cried Zoe, consider bridge on
such a night as this!"
Her voice caressed the syllables:
on such a night as this, it seemed
to say, there are wilder, gayer, more
romantic plans afoot. On such
love. -.
love
Katharine glanced quickly at her,
glanced away. 1t was shocking to
see any one SO gay and charming
resting lightly on the brink of dan
ger; not to be able to stretch out
ones hand to help her. -.
U ATHERINE looked at DR.. Kaye
N despairingly. Was he going to
fail her? He seemed so deadly
calm.
rs dinner imminent, Bertine?" he
asked lightly.
Not terribly. Seven-thirty. Why?"
II had a fancy to take little
run in the car. Will you drive me,
Katharine? Well take Zoe along"
Zoe glanced consciously at the
tiny diamond-studded wrist watch
she wore. II have to be back by g."
Good. Well just have time,
then"
Katharine, her head whirling,
brought the car around. John Kaye
helped Zoe in, climbed in after her.
Where to?" Katharine asked.
She had to steady her knees, they
were trembling so. What was his
plan?
Would you mind running past
that new night club that's been
imported from the city?" DR.. Kaye
asked smoothly.
"Oh, I've heard it's a slick place."
Zoe cried. 1T just opened last
month. No one has taken me
there"
Il have a card for it," DR.. Kaye
said lightly. "One of my patients
thrust it on me. Want to go IMP"
Zoe looked doubtful. Would it
take very long? I really have to be
back"
Don't worry" the man soothed.
It only want to see what the in
side of the place looks like. This
fellow who gave me the card reused
my curiosity"
Katharine gave him a sidewise
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Mothers Club Elects

Mrs. Louis Traeger is the newly
elected president of zeta Tau Alpha
Mothers Club. Other officers in
clude Mrs. R. H. Kroger, vice presi-
dent; Mrs. Inez Andrews, secretary,
and Mrs. E. A. Ford, treasurer. Mrs.
Charles ApoStol entertained club
members and their friends at bridge
today at her home, 1866 Ruckle-st.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-24
COMMENCEMENT AT
lakewood SET

lakewood School has issued invi-
tations for its annual commence
ment exercises to be held at 10 Sat-
urday morning, June l, at the
school.
Bishop Joseph E. Ritter will pre-
sent diplomas and the Rev. Joseph
P. Morrison, rector of Holy Name
Cathedral, Chicago, will address the
graduates.
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BEGIN HERE TODAY.

Kasharine 6trvkhgFtt daughter OF
wealthy victor 5frrkllrst. is ceec4T
stfrarted bv Mlchae. Heatheroe pho
Tlns a FtdirE. tcnoc. Katharine Is DIS
rrrterfed ard restless under her step
r.o.ners rule TrroHn from horse she
Fl taken % me nome % Violet Ncrser.
uro once was ln .1re With Katharine
father Violet ls craWn 70 the g4T4 and
ther become fTleucs
Dr. John KAYE. ilst back from Europe.
v.r.-s rne StrvEclrFts.
10 ParEeF. Katharine's closest friend.
"a la love zfh Gibbs LarGr. and per-
sirfs IN seeing him u spite % her par
EMS objection Katharine asks Dr haf ?
70 help her Keen Zoe from e4oDlnz with
Gibbs
NOW GO on WITH The STORY.