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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-04-11
Federation of
Clubs to Hear
Scout Leader

F. o. Belzer, Boy Scout executive
is to speak on Recent Trends in
Youth Training at 10 Friday in the
Claypool, before the last regular
meeting for this year of the Sew
enth District Federation of Clubs,
Music is to be provided by the fed
Grafton chorus, under direction OF
Mrs. Julius Rockner.
Mrs. G. j. Finch. district presi-
dent, is to call upon club presidents
for their reports. These are to be
given by Mrs. c. B. Kasselman, In
dianapolis Educational Council;
Mrs. David Ross, indianapolis Flow
er Mission; Mrs. George E. Max
well. indianapolis Readers Club;
Mrs. Samuel Dorffnan, Indianapolis
Section, National Council of Jewish
Women; Mrs. Alexander Lee Rice,
Inter ALA Club.
Mrs. E. c. Rumpler, Inter Nos;
Mrs. Robert Caplinger. Interna-
tional Travel-Study Club; Mrs. w.
j. Betz. Iryington Catholic Wom-
ans Study Club; Mrs. A. Reid Liv-
erett, Irvington Chautauqua Club;
Mrs. Carl L. Withner, Irvington
Fortnightly Club: Mrs. j. G. Sieges-
mund, Irvington Mothers Study
Club. and Mrs. Stuart Fausset, Irv-
ington Social Study Club.
Ofiicers elected last October as
to assume their duties following the
convention of the Indianapolis Fed
GRAFTON of Clubs in May. They are
MRS. George A. Van Dyke, second
sice president; Mrs. Rudolph Gross
kept, recording secrtary. and Mrs.
William H. Polk, treasurer.
A president. first vice president
and corresponding secretary are 10
De elected at the annual district
congsnticu In October.
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Sorority Is to
Have Luncheon.
Dance May End

zeta Tau Alpha Sorority alumnae
chapters and active and pledge
chapters in Epsilon province are in
vited to attend the annual state
luncheon and dance, to be sponsored
by the Indianapolis Alumnae Club
May 2 at the Indianapolis Athletic
Club.
Assisting Miss Geraldine Kuntz.
luncheon chairman, are Mesdames
Warren McClenon, John Gainey.
Warren Glunt and Edward Van
Meter. Miss Iris Hollins is dance
chairman. Miss Elizabeth Smith
and Mrs Kenneth Carr are reserva-
tons chairmen.
National and province officers,
presidents of the active chapters at
Butler and Indiana Universities and
Franklin College, the alumnae presi-
dent and luncheon chairman are TO
sit at the speakers table. A cup Is
to be awarded the chapter having
the highest scholastic average. Indi-
ana chapter members are to present
q stunt.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-04-11
Leo P0d0lSky Is Pianist
for Probylae1tn1 Concert

G. Carey, Frank w. Cregor, Bow
man Elder, Benjamin F. Hitz, Kin
Hubbard, William M. Louden, Fred
erick E. Matson, Walter G. Mar
mon, George Philip Meier, Charles
A. Pfafflin, M. A. Ryan, Samuel
Lewis Shank, E. E. Voyles, Paul H.
White and Herbert M. Woollen.
Among assistants are Mesdames
Ralph K. Smith, Irving M. Fauvre,
Logan G. Scholl, William G. Bobbs,
Eli Lilly, Louis M. Huesmann, Maui
rice Tenant, John P. Collett, o.
G. Pfaff, j. M. Williams, Albert S.
Benson, G.. Fred Davis, Delos A.
Alig, James F. Frenzel and jackson
K. Landers.
Additional hostesses are Mes
danes Russell j. Ryan, Herbert w.
Todd, j. william Wright, Edgar o.
Hunter, Albert j. Beveridge, Berk-
ley w. Duck, William Perry Hahn,
j. K. Lilly Jr., Albert E. Sterne, C.
E. Whitehill, p. NJ. Watson, John
w. Kern, @. H. A. Cloves, Frank
w. Cregor. Fisk Landers, Frederic
M. Ayres, Misses Gertrude Baker
and Lucy Taggart.
Others are Mesdames William l..
Taylor. Roy Elder Adams. James E..
Bartlett. Otto N. Frenzel Jr., j.
Raymond Lynn, Ross H. Wallace,
G. o. Roemler, Albert j. Wohlge-
muth. William r. Higgins, William
Allen Moore, O.. G.. Baker, w. w.
Critchlow. Paul w. Simpson, John
T. Wheeler, Theodore B. Griffith,
Demarchus Brown and Frederick
G. Appel.
Assistants also include Mesdames
Henry !. Raymond Jr., Albert p.
Smith. Roger Gould Wolcott, VIII
liam w. knight, Batist Haueisen.
Lynn B. Millikan. James Cunning.
c. j. Roach, T.. G. Zerfas, C. A.
Harms. Robert McMurray. Thomas
A. Wynne, Weber D. Donaldson.
John Armstrong and w. Richardson
Sinclair.
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For Mother

The Washington service bu-
reau of The Indianapolis
Times has prepared a packet
of five authoritative, interest
ing, and Informative bulletins,
each containing 1000 words of
information on the subject,
that will interest and inform
mothers and help in solving
many problems.
The titles are:
/. Children's Manners.
2. Food for Children.
3. School Lunches.
4. Sex Education.
5. Training the Child.
These five bulletins will be
sent in a single packet. En-
close Is Gems In coin Carefully
wrapped), or postage stamps,
to cover return postage and
handling. costs and address
your request to:
Dept. G-l4.
Indianapolis Times Service
Bureau,
1913 Thirteenth-st,
Washington, D. 9.
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MatY A-llee and AItzGzUx Boxza1
PARTY HONORS
FUTURE BRIDE

Miss Helen M. Root entertained at
her home last night with a mis-
cellaneous shower and bridge party
for Miss Lucy Elizabeth Beasley,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Bert
Beasley, whose marriage to Walter
H. Edwards Jr. is to take place April
Is in the Tabernacle Presbyterian
Church. Her mother, Mrs. Theodore
E. Root, assisted.
Guests included the bride-to-be,
her mother and her sister, Miss
Betty Beasley; Mr.. Edwards mother,
Mrs. Walter H. Edwards; Misses
Jane Beasley, Louise Edwards,
Jeanne Helt, Martha Reynolds, Ruth
Repschlager, Virginia Reynolds and
Mrs. E. Hollis Leedy.
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cZho1zaA Bzouu aozd C,zozelae cSkook-
MRS. GALLAGHER
HOSTESS TODAY

Mrs. Frederick Gallagher, Al E.
37th-st, was hostess at a luncheon
today for the Indianapolis Alumnae
Club of ri Beta Phi Sorority, when
officers were elected. Bridge fol-
lowed a business meeting.
Miss Sara Elizabeth Miller, presi-
dent, announced that the Butler
chapter had selected Miss Louise
Edwards, Miss Geraldine johnson
and Miss Martha Reynolds to serve
on an arrangements committee for
the annual founders day dance at
the Columbia Club, April Is.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-04-11
Tea Is Held
by Alun1nae

Indianapolis Alumnae Chapter
Alpha Chi Omega Sorority, enter
tanned with musical tea today at
the Butler chapter lodge, 725 w,
Hampton-dr. observing guest day
Each member was asked to bring
two friends.
A continuous musical program
was given during the afternoon by
Miss Dorothy Carey, harpist; Far
rell Scott, tenor, accompanied BY
Mrs. H. L. Chppinger, and Mrs. H
D. Howell, violinist, accompanied BY
Mrs. t. M. Rybolt.
Mrs. Fred c. Tucker. arrange
ments committee chairman. re-
ceived with Mesdames Kenneth E.
Lancet, alunnae association presi-
dent; Ralph B. Clark, Scobey Cum
bingham and Miss Mildred Black
ldge.
Flowers Decorate Table
sweet peas and freesias decorated
the tea table, and Easter lilies and
Jonquils were used in decorating the
house. Presiding at the tea table
were Mesdames Fermor S. Cannon
E. M. Kiger, c. E. Cottingham
alumnae chapter members and Mrs
Minnie B. Link, Butler Alpha Chi
Omega Lodge chaperon.
Members of the hostess commit
tee included Mesdames Tucker
Cannon, Clark, Rybolt, Clippinger
Kiger, James M. Ogden, G. j. Ed
lex, W.. F. Wright. G.. r. jeffrey
H. K. Weirick, Thomas F. McNutt
Miss Dorothy Peterson and Miss
Blacklidgc.
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guidance literature to city high
school libraries on vocations open to
women. The club also plans to con-
tact high schols and colleges in and
near Indianapolis, in an effort to aid
young people in vocational choice.
National observance of the week Is
to include radio broadcast over a
national hook-up from to $40
April 20, under direction of Mrs.
Rose Howell Holder, New York, in.
ternational publicity chairman.
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ARRANGE PARTY
FOR SUNNYSIDE

Mrs. o. B. Perrine and Mrs. Lee
Roy Ford have arranged the pro-
gram for Sunnyside Sanatoriuna pa
tients under sponsorship of the
Sunnyside Guild Tuesday afternoon
The wPA recreation music de-
partment is to present cowboy
band. clown acts, dancers, singers
the Jack and Ace of Harmony.
Mrs. Edward A. Lawson and Mrs
Ella Staub are refreshments chair
men.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-04-11
w. c.. T. u. SPRING
MEETING IS SET

Frances Willard w. c. T. U. is to
hold its spring institute at Mrs.
Charles Anderson's home Tuesday.
Mrs. T.. E. Schultz, county presi-
dent, and Mrs. w. P. Knode are to
talk. County and local directors are
to be on the program.
Mrs. Myrtle Stephens is to preside
and Mrs. Floyd Knight and Mrs.
Lucille Doping are to assist with the
program. A covered dish luncheon
is to be at noon.
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Music Proara1n Fridau

Miss Gertrude White is to be
hostess for meeting of Beta Chap
ter. Kappa Alpha Gamma musical
sorority. Friday night when Nine
tenth Century French music Is to
be on the program. Miss Hilda Pea
body Is sponsoring the entertain
ment TO be presented by Mesdames
Oma Gin, Everett Kinney and Min
ME Allen. yocalists. accompanied by
Mrs. Eve Hrannan Maurice.
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Mothers Club to Meet

Mrs. Elisabeth Robinson is to talk
on "Shakespeare's Garden" at the
Butler University Pi Beta Phi
Mothers Club luncheon Monday at
Meridian Manor, 27l2 N. Meridian
st. Mrs. Frank Chiles, program
chairman, is TO present Miss Alice
Rayburn, pianist.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-04-11
Sororitu to Meet

Mu Chapter Alumnae, Kappa
Kappa Gamma Sorority, Is to meet
at Tuesday for a covered dish
supper at Mrs. Joseph Ostrander's
home, 323 N. Audubon-rd. Mrs.
Austin v. Clifford and Mrs. T. B..
orbison ara on the committee.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-04-11

Leo Podolsky, pianist, and Nita
Obrassova, coloratura sprano, are
to be presented on the Propylaeum
day program Thursday.
Mrs. John w. Kern Sr. is the
committee chairman. assisted by
Mesdames Earl B. Barnes, Samuel
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1936-12-31

Miss Maybclle st. Clair, is visit.
ling Miss Sara Bell in Ethel.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Elliot
and children of Jackson ar.
spending the holidays with hcI
mother, Mrs. NJ. 7. Woods.
Mrs. Rena Vickers and Mis-.
Endaman Vickers are visiting MIR
and Mrs. A. w. Vickers in Kos.
ciusko during the holidays.
Mrs. Rosa Randolph, Of India
nola, spent Christmas holiday.
with Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Cole.
Miss Minnie Dean Jones, ..
Mileston, was the guest of Mis-
Cargill Howard for the Christ
mas dance.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Mitchell
of jackson, were visiting hel
brother, Mr.. Edgar Howell dur
ing the holidays.
Mr.. Douglas Ramsey of Jack
son, spen the holidays with his
mother, Mrs. g. b. Ramsey.
MIR. and Mrs. Lemuel Walters
and son, spen the holidays il
Noxapater with her parents.
Mrs. Roy Hays and daughter
of Jackson, spent Friday night il
the home of Mrs. Ed Gulledge, OF
her way to Greenwood, where she
will visit her brother, Mr.. Lloyo
before returning to Little Rock
Ark, where she has work.
MIR. and Mrs. Jessie Sweany
spent Christmas day with Mr.. and
Mrs. j. M. Howard and family.
MI. and Mrs. Teddy Stout and
daughter spent the holidays Wis,
iting her mother, Mrs. Rosl
Rhyme.
MI. j. P. Moore, who is work.
ing in Cruger, spent Christmas
day with his family in Durant.
Mrs. T. A.. Mackey and Mr.
Howard Stout, Of Vicksburg
spent Christmas day in Durant
with Mr.. and Mrs. Teddy Stout
and daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Daniels, Of
Houston, Texas, are visiting rel
atives in Durant and Pickens dur.
ing the holidays.
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4 S~ - azE0~7~k~@s<a- r11xH<
Mr.. Arthur Baker of Water Val
ley and Mr.. Phillips of Eupora.
Miss Ruby Kate Clements i.
spending the holidays in Durant.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilborn Causey
from New Orleans are spending
Christmas holidays in Durant.
Mrs. Joe May will visit heI
mother, Mrs. Sallie Glass during
the holidays.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. w. Leard spen'
christmas day with her mother
Mrs. Tom Moore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wurx had a,
their guests during the holidays
her father, Mr.. Scott and brother
of Starkville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Stokes anc
son Joe Early returned TO Arkan
sas for the holidays.
DIR. and Mrs. T. l.. Holcomb
son Luther and daughter Louise
Of Nashville, spent Sunday il
Durant with relatives.
Mrs. Georgia May Williams
and children, from Yazoo City
visited her mother Mrs. Joe Ma.
Sunday.
Miss Margaret Gulledge shop
ped in Jackson Wednesday.
Mrs. Bernard spent Monday il
Memphis.
Mrs. J. A. Crum spent Monda,
in Memphis.
We regret that Mrs. Joel Gul
ledge has been confined to hel
bed this week.
Mr.. John st. Clair returned tc
Jackson Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Bennett o.
Bonneville spent the holidays
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Horace Weir.
Mrs. Sallie May Myers anc
family of Memphis, visited il
Durant the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Dabney and
daughter of Carthage, spent Sun.
day with her father, Mr.. j. +.
Ham.
Mrs. Pauline Thomas and moth,
er, Mrs. Kolb are visiting il
Sturgis this week.
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family of Winona are spending
the holidays with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. S. Beall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Guess had
their family for Christmas dinner
on Sunday. The following guests
were present: Her mother, Mrs
Lula Smithson, Of kosclusko
brothers, Beeman, Dipper and
Reggie Smithson of Kosciusko
and Goodman; her sister Mrs
Lacey Of Thomastown; nephew
DIR. c. F. Lacey, Thomastown
niece, Lora Smithson Lacey
Thomastown; Mary Louise Lacey
Jackson; nephew D. G. Lacey
wife and baby of Kosciusko
brother Pat Smithson, wife anc
son Bill Allen of Goodman; Judge
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1936-12-31

Mr.. and Mrs. T. Barton West
and family of Bay Springs, ar,
visiting Mrs. T. L. West.
Miss Charlotte Cresswell is
spending the week in Yazoo City
with friends.
Mrs. j. j. Armstrong, Chatta.
nooga, Tenn, is visiting her
mother, Mrs. T. l.. West.
Mrs. A. b. Clements, Cecil Gle
ments and Miss Ruby Kate Gle
ments have returned from a visit
in Montgomery. Miss Clements
is a senior at the University of
Alabama.
Mr.. Kolb of Alexandra, La,
spent a few days with his mother
Mrs. Kolb and sister, Mrs. Pau
line Thomas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Fly and
son of Jackson, spent Sunday in
Durant.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Anthony, of
Pickens were visiting friends in
Durant Sunday.
Mrs. Hattie Cooper of Jackson
visited her brother, Mr.. hurry
Stevens during the holiday.
Miss Pearl McGee and Mrs
Sallie Lee, spent the holidays in
Greenwood visiting relatives.
Mrs. Zouella Bacon, Mrs. Guess
and Billy Bacon, spent Sunday in
Lexington with Mr.. and Mrs.
Eric Norquest.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Crum spent
Christmas holidays in New AL
bany with Mr.. Crum's brother.
From there they will visit il
Memphis.
Misses Adelaide and lsabe.
Howard had as weekend guests,
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Miss Bette w THORN n, ano
Miss Carliena Crider have return.
ed to Blue Mountain College.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eric Norquest of
Lexington, spent Christmas day
with Mrs. Zouella Bacon and
family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Spellman Browne
and baby, Of Oklahoma City are
visiting their parents, Mr. and
Mrs. w. T. Browne at Hotel Du
rant.
MI. and Mrs. r. E. Rossin, Jr.
spent Wednesday in Louisville.
MI. Tucker, and Melba Tucker
W. s. Odom, Jr., motored t.
Tylertown to spend Christmas
day with Mr.. and Mrs. R. E
S~ilverstein, Jr.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Baker and
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Local and Personal
of Durant
MRS. Campbell. EsTERlAINs

Monday afternoon from 5 t,
5:3oIrs. Ray Campbell entertain
ed her Sunday school class with
o tea.
Each guest was given a ting
doll from the beautifully decorat
sd tree. Miss Mamie Clark, til,
teacher was presented with Q
purse.
The members present we're
Madames Womack and Rice
Misses Clark, Neighbors, Baine
Rhyme and Vickers.
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SOC!ETYXCLUBSdlPERgQNM ms

and Mrs. j. f. Allen, Goodman:
Miss Sarah Bell of Ethel and Miss
Martha Sims Of Kosciusko.
Miss Gertrude McCune of Vicks-
burg visited her mother Christ
mas day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Heggie and
daughter Ann spent Christmas
day in Walden with his mother,
Mrs. Heggie.
Mr.. and Mrs. Billy Keith spent
the holidays inArkansas with rel
atives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Engleman
are spending the holidays in
Durant.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marcus Love and
Mrs. Louis Longinotti were shop
ping in Jackson Tuesday.
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MUSIC CLUB

Mrs. Smiley and Miss McClin.
took were hostesses to the Nevir
Music Club in the formers home
on December Is. Thirteen mem
bers and the following guests ell
Jryed a beautiful program given
by Mrs. Robert Ham, voice, Mrs
Crum and Mrs. Lipsey, piano, and
the Nevin chorus. Mrs. Martin
Mrs. Lowshe, Mrs. Barnard, Mis-.
Breland, Mr.. Crum and Rev
Smiley.
The program follows:
Margurite--White.
III Take You Home Again
Kathleen-Westend0rf.
Robin, Robin, Sing Me a Song
Spross.
AT the Manger-Craven - Mrs
Ham.
Deep River-Burleigh.
Old Kentucky Home-Gimbal.
Mrs. Crum.
Schubert Impromptu.
Bach Prelude-Mrs. Lipsey.
One Fleeting Hour-Lee. Nevi1
Chorus.
The hostesses, assisted by Miss
Barbara Smiley served dainty re.
freshments. During this social
hour, Barbara delighted all by
giving several readings and q
piano number.
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Many a Friend Recommends


People who have taken
Black Draught naturally are
enthusiastic about 1t because
OF the refreshing relief it has
brought them. No wonder
they urge others to try It'll 80.
Mrs. Joe G. Roberts. of Portersvile,
Ala, writes: "A friend recommended
Black raught to me q long time
ago, and 1t has proved its worth to
me. Black raught is good for
constipation. I find that taking
Black raught prevents the bilious
headaches which I used to have.
A purely vegetable medicine for the
relief Of
CONSTIPATION. BMIOUSNEss
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Of shimmering, colorful beauty Smart eMAN
patterns, medium weight, pastel shades. 9IOV
Very special.
The Washington times., 1936-05-25
NOW READ ON
Bv ELENORE MEHERIN

The joy of might be dashed She might have to rush from
the church back to this depressed unhappy home for her
mother cook dinner wash dishes But there would be
shining glorious hour She would belong to Rckyhe to her.
She recalled his white intent face smoothed the hair
from her forehead and his voice saying endery: You're
such generous thing But wondershould take your"
This image of him remained soft holy fire burning gently
like the light before altar in her heart
The Washington times., 1936-05-25
Only'' - Gallant Girl Defies Conventions
NeuDoran Eagerly Risks
Everything Dear to
Capture Love
WHAT HAS HAPPENED

For four gears and Richard Calhoun haze been IN
ove "breuk" Which oud
about the uent OF their dreams OF hGppneSsarTG0e
three years out of college, RicEy has no Job.
Meantime Ned Hamilton junior partner OF the firm which en-
entered the lists for her hand 1t tooud be an
escape from uncertainty life and from the drab
Steptather Nell holds to her faith in
Wen he promised Job
but when the expected deal falls through Rcky disappears
Nell doesn't hear from him. Her sister, Emily
drudge Nell Ricky and begS him to
her, He although he heSitateS because OF his nG
cQ status.
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disappoint him: before she would
bring a shadow to his young ex-
allied face.
CHAPTER XII
Nell went resolutely to the tiny
front room where her stepfather
sat reading the paper. Since the
night she grabbed his shoulders
violently ordering him to wash the
clothes, he had not come into the
kitchen. HE is made unwelcome
and miserable" said Nom, lin his
own home"
Nell stood before him quietly:
dad, we've got to do something
about Nom"
He read on without a flicker OF
notice, turned a page, then said
contemptuously: What are you
talking about?"
''We're standing by without do
ing a thing. She's sicker every
day"
II haven't noticed"
She snapped hotly: Did you
look at her this morning?"
Even in her preoccupied distress,
Nell was aware of his black flash
ing eyes and red, obstinate mouth.
He went on with steely glimmer:
''I've never know the day when
your mother looked or felt well in
the morning. She'll be up and
about in another hour or so, as
well as ever"
She came over to him trembling
"That's not so, Dad! She's in fear.
full pain, sometimes. She's wasting
away!"
He jumped from the chair with
an abrupt: How would you like
the life your mother has these
days? Emily walked out on her;
you splitting fire and all this work
to do. She needs little recreation
and change. That's ALL" He glided
quickly, like an aroused, beautiful
animal, into the hall. He went in
and closed the door to Mons
room.
Ten minutes later he left the
house.
Nell was shocked when she went
in to say goodby at the change in
her mother Nom lay against the
pillows, flush on her cheeks, a
young lighted smile on her face.
She said wistfully: II feel better,
dear. Henry has gone to ask his
sister to lend him her car. He
thinks need change and will
take me for a ride!"
It was heart-breaking; in a way
1t was uplifting. Nom cared so
much; one word from him of kind
ness brought her singing back to
life. Poor thing-what drab,
pinched existence she had had!
Nell'S eyes went wet against her
mothers cheek.
'Phone to me, Nom. Let me
know how long you'll be gone"
She thought shaking: We'll
have till evening anyway" All
morning Nell waited in tumult for
her mothers message. AS she
typed, her fingers trembled. She
gave way to momentary, self-pity.
She couldn't get away from that
wretched kitchen even on her we'd
ding day.
But she was a gallant, resolute
little thing. She hated a wilmer.
She now jerked herself up with a
young, Scornful: BE yourself!
Can't you stand up and take it?"
Her heart pounded away with a
suffocating bigneSS. She went into
the dressing room for a moment s
respite. A strange, upsetting
thing happened. Josephine Rey-
nolds stood at a wash basin SOU
The Washington times., 1936-11-27
Post Reward for Two
In Ranch Mystery

SAN PERLTTA, Tex, Nov. q
G.N.S0-A reward of $3.50, offered
by Sheriff Howard Craig, today
awaited the return, dead or alive,
of Luther Blanton, 81, and his son
John, "a, who walked 500 yards
onto private ranch property and
disappeared, leaving only the echo
of three shots and some duck
feathers as clewS to their diSap-
pearance November 18.
Six mounted men returned from
a search of the surrounding ter
ritory yesterday without trace Of
the hunters. For some time posses
had been refused permission to en-
ter the King ranch, but it was
granted when Texas Rangers ar
rived to take over the investiga-
ton.
Not even a circling buzzard
could be seen to give some intima-
ton of what had happened to the
two men. But Ranger Captain
William McMurray expressed the
conviction they had been killed.
He continued to question Mexi-
The Washington times., 1936-11-27

NEW YORK.-The police have
no authority to invade the rights
Of citizens and police orders must
be obeyed only when they are law
full, Magistrate Charles Solomon
said when he dismissed disorderly
conduct charges against David
Horowitz and Irving Meichmar.
The men, members of Motion
Picture Machine Operators Union
306, were arrested by Patrolman
Andrew White, of the Sheepshead
Bay precinct, for disorderly con-
duct in picketing the Kingsway
Theater.
The complaint specified that
the men failed to move after the
police had limited the number of
picketS to two. There were four
men on the picket line. Magis-
trate Solomon ruled that the
police had no right to limit the
number of pickets. The magis-
trate said:
"The command Of . police