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5 CITY PUPILS
ON RECTOR LIST
LOG Persons in ID States
Awarded De Paw
Scholarships.

Times Special
GREENCASTLE, Ind, May 2. -
Five indianapolis high school honor
pupils were included in a list of
Rector scholarship winners an
nounced by Dean G. Eerbert Smith
of De Paw University.
Successful Indianapolis applicants
among more than 400 who sought
the $1,000 awards were Carter Eltz-
roth, Harry r. Ferris, Roy McCor-
mick, Max D. BARLEY and Donald
r. Nautilus.
A total of 106 scholarships
granted through the foundation
provided by the late Edward Rector
were awarded pupils in ii states, the
announcement revealed.
Other Indiana winners included
Donald j. Pickett Jr., Greenfield;
John Darnall and James Honan
Lebanon; Kenneth Wilkinson and
Caldwell Mcneil, Newcastle; James
C. Shake and Theodore T. Edwards
Rushville.
Robert B. McBane, Fortville; Ro-
bert H. Suckow, Franklin; Charles
Yeo, Muncie; Mark Bright and
Russell Merritt, Anderson; C. Sharp
Cook, Hope; Victor B. Lawhead and
John Louth, Kokomo; Harold Witt
coff and John l.. Murray, Marion,
and William A. Guebbeman, Green
castle.
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Deaths

Ruby Lewis. II mos. at Riley Hospital,
neutrality-suspicious.
Lille Jane Gullefer, rs. at 1925 N. Capt..
Toll acute cardiac dilatation.
John H. Morgan, So, al 1898 Graceland.
coronary occlusion.
Conrad Bossert, n. at City Hospital.
! oroncho-pneumonia
William Emmons. IS, at 5i8 s. Meridian.
Pulmonry tuberculosis
Mary Pearl Stewart, As. at 1887 Hiatt,
septicaenia
Anna Lewis. IS, at 523 W. 18th, chronic
myocarditis
Emily Bundy. 70. at 1905 jackson,
chronic myocarditis.
Infant Murphy. /. at City Hospital,
Eugene Lynch So. at Veterans Hospital
accidental.
Doris Blackmon. 8 mos, at City Hos
pital, broncho- pneumonia
Thomas D. Hepler, ST., at St. Vincent
Hospital, cerebral hemorrhage.
Susie Marie Peterson, 49, at 2007 N.
Capitol, cerebral hemorrhage
Jessie Dismukes. 81, at 957 Roache.
chronic parenchymatous nephritis
Charles Rash, 20, at Methodist Hospital,
Earl Herr. 4s. at Fall creek-blvd., ac-
cidental.
Charles Brunhoefer. So. at 21os Ring
gold. carcinoma.
:, Margarine May Tomlinson 80, at city
Hospital, CHRONIC myocarditis.
Elizabeth Mccormick. 81, at 1905 N.
Cora Bell Cooper, SO. at isis N, Ala
bama. hypostatic pneumonia.
Roger L. Brown, 20, at City Hospital
accidental
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COURT BATTLE
over RAIL CUT
SEEMS LIKELY
High Tribunals Ruling Ap-
pears to Have Enhanced
Such Possibility.
BY JOHN A. REICHMANN
United Press Stan Correspondent

WASHINGTON, May The
possibility Of court fight by East
ern railroads against the cents per
mile rate ordered by the Interstate
Commerce Commission appeared to-
day to have been enhanced by the
Supreme Courts recent ruling on
its power to review rate orders.
The ruling, handed down Monday,
centered largely on right of the
courts TO review determinations of
facts-such as property valuation
and rate ci return-in reviewing
rate cases.
h The exercise of this power is not
new but its use in the st. Joseph
lMoO stockyards case provoked a
caustic dissent by Justice Louis D.
Brandeis. He insisted that, despite
precedent, findings of legislative
agencies should be accepted as final.
Delays Are Emphasized
What Brandeis pointed out with
unusual emphasis, however, was the
prolonged delays in the effective
ness Of rate orders once the courts
are resorted to- He referred to two
historic cases involving telephone
rates in New York City and Chicago
where the rates were not approved
finally by the courts more than
decade after they were ordered.
He noted that in both instances
hearings on new rates now are in
progress with the threat of years
of litigation. In the Chicago case, he
recalled, $19,000,000 in excessive
rates were collected from telephone
users and ordered returned. The
work has required a staff of 1000
workers and has cost almost So
100000.
In addition lawyers representing
the consumers were given fees by
the courts representing 71s per cent
Of the refund amount.
Policy Is Involved
From Brandeis' reasoning it would
appear that the carriers might, if
they carry the fight to the courts,
delay effectiveness of the rates for
years.
In addition to matters of valua-
ton, the case would involve issues
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BUILDING PERMITS

G. R. York, 1888 N Delaware-st, s4s5
install stoker.
Cranny's. Restaurant. 1872 S. Delaware
1925, install stoker.
Associate Service Co.. 1873 Kentucky-av
$50. install 550-gallon gasoline tank.
E. P. Bruce, 1854 w. 34th-st, $50, altera.
lions and repairs to garage.
North Side Lumber and Hardware Co.
813 Fort Wayne-av, $500, alterations anc
repairs.
North Side Lumber and Hardware Co.
8l3 Fort Wayne-av. 500, erect one-story
M j. Mckee, 451o Park-av, $4,000. erect
servants living rooms over garage
.oJohn Wright. 4411 Washington blvd
5000, erect rear porch.
Campbell Oil Co., 800 S. west-st. $50
install gasoline tank.
Kingan & Co., Backford and MARYLAND.
SITS. $1,000. repair fire wall
G. R. York, 1888 N Delaware-st, S25
electric work on stoker.
Cranny's Restaurant. 1872 S. Illinois-st
$25, electric work On stoker.
G. G. G. & St. l.. R. R. Co. 25th-st ano
sherman-dr, $4,000, rewire Brightwood
Engine House
Flower Mission Hospital. City Hospital
$4,000. wire new building.
James E. Roberts School. 10th and ORR.
ental-sts. $4,000. wire building
Eli Lilly. & Co., TAO s. Alabama-st, $40.
000 wire building.
Model Creamery. 1860 Beecher-st. $3.50
install three electric circuits
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probably not yet touched on by the
courts. For the order involves a
matter Of policy regarding the likely
benefits to the roads in their fight
for traffic with buses and airplanes.
Western carriers voluntarily have
applied the 2-cent rate with a g.
cent Pullman charge for two years,
Their reports indicate that it has
been effective in increasing pas
senger traffic.
A recent annual report of the
Chicago, Milwaukee, st. Paul and
Pacific revealed that the lower
rate had increased materially the
roads earnings. Passenger revenue
increased from $10,703,553 in 1884
to $1l ,904 in 1885. Revenue per
passenger mile increased from Ill
cents to 1.8 cents.
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James S. Kennon. 81. Of Columbus o.
underwater. and Elizabeth n. Hodges, 81
of 2i65 NJ Meridian-st housekeeper
Donald A. Cameron. 2s. Of 1i16 w. 34th-
st, publicity director and Shelia K. Smith
"a. of 284i N. Delaware-st, teacher.
Edwin A. Swatts. %. of 433 ". State-st
truck driver. and Emma J. Miller lie, Of
734 N. Pine-st. housekeeper.
Ebert Turner. Is, of 1888 Baltimore-ay
laborer, and Helen williams. 10. of 2341
Cornell-av, housekeeper.
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2 Cards of Thanks

GRAY--we wish to thank our neiehbors
and friends for their kindness and svui-
pstny shown US during the illness and
death OF our son, ARTHUR S. GRAY
and al for the beautiful floral tributes
also we want 70 thank the Funeral Dr.
rectors. Profit 4 Hamilton and DR. b
= Clarke for their kindness and un-
oeTstanding. Signed. Mr.. AND MRS
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Vital Statistics
Marriage Licenses

George w. Allen, %, OF 2ios Aiifres-st.
clerk, and Edna NJ Modlin. 26. OF 420 w.
New York-st housework.
Emmett ID. Gaddis. a. of ale N. Rich
iS. Of $50 N RichIand-st, waitress.
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Vital Statistics
Marriage Licenses

|'AN&A hEAb< A<ENEkN3LH
uncorrect addresses frequently are given
20 the Marriage License Bureau deliber-
ately The Times In printing the official
list assumes no responsibility for such
addresses.)
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II Schools, Instruction

ENTER May {. Strong courses in prep
aration for stenographic. secretarial
bookkeeping accounting and clerical
positions. Helpful contact with substan-
tial business firms through our no.
charge employment department Central
ers BLDG. L1-S33T
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Births

Bows
Harry. Frances Kobel. 43 n Beville.
Roy, Geraldine Baker 1914 Deloss.
William, Minnie Roberts, 1927 Croft.
Girls
Harry. Ida Kincade. 1910 Cedar.
clifford. Floreuce Wohler. SIS New York
Zackrie, Coryi Pinner 1901 Churchnan
Roland, Ada House, ISL McCarty.
Ollie. Laura BurneIl. I'LL S. Pershing.
Howard, Bula House 1926 Paris.
John. Mary Miller, SIT Woodlawn.
ROBERT. Elma Walker 80 N. Linwood
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N. ALABAMA, ilO4-Ciesn HOUSEKEEPING
rooms. Well furnished; front porch; very
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LINE-The Rev. c. E.. father CT Mrs.
George P. Anderson of Anderson, Ind.
and Miss Ruth Line of Hampton. Va,
passed away at the Methodist Hospital
April 30. Funeral Sunday, 2 p. M. at
the Broadway M. E. Church. Friends in
vited. Friends may call at MNEELY
MORTUARY, 1928 N. Meridian-st, after
p. m. Saturday.
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Pranara Now

Business conditions are better. There Is
demand for trained stenogs We guar
antee positions. Courses in accounting.
shorthand. dictaphone, tipping CONSOLE
DATED BUSINESS COLLEGE, 3rd floor.
Roosevelt bldg. RI-9535.
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KELLER--Mary r. beloved mother Of ot

KELLER--Mary T. beloved mother of Otto.
Vincent and Leo Keller; Mrs. William
Stalcp and Mrs. Charles Mellon. of In
dianapolis. and Ambrose Keller of Wash
ington. D. c.; sister of Ouintille Theo-
Ind. died Thursday, April 80, at the
residence, 232 N. Rural-st. Funeral
Monday, May a. $3.50 a. m. from the
residence. Services Holy Cross Church.
a. m. Interment Holy Cross Gene
tary: Friends invited. Washington
ind papers please copy. BLACKWELL
SERVICE
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/ ALABAMA. M isss-Newly decorated
livingroon and kitchenette. four vim
dows. constant hot water. Only two 20
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M'NEELY-Harry A. age 81, husband of
Grace; father of Helen Mount and Mabel
Frank and Fred McNeely, indianapolis,
passed away Wednesday p. m. Funeral
at the MNEELY MORTUARY, 1928 N.
Meridian-st, Saturday. May 2, at 2 p. m.
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GULLEFER-Lillie Jane, wife of Charles
F. and mother of Mrs. Carrie Thomp-
a G Of rBsS0ngton on Ind nea and Ms
passed away at the residence, 1925 NJ
Capitol-av. Thursday morning. Services
at the FLANNER g. BUCHANAN
MORTUARY. time of services later
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bfSOhJWAI, zUUI-Modern two-room fur
nished apartment; light, sink; Besufv-
rest; windows: adults
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KEMP--Minnie H. sister of Mrs. William
J. Fink, New Augusta; Mrs. Luther
of Pomona. CAL. passed away at the
home of Mrs. Fink Thursday evening at
$50. Services at the FLANNER & BU-
CHANAN MORTUARY Saturday, o. M
Friends invited. Burial Crown Hill
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RAGSDALE-Mazie Irhee, beloved wife of
Claude Ragsdale. and mother of Wanda
Maurine, departed this life Thursday,
age 80 years. Funeral Saturday. May ..
at the MOORE & KIRK FUNERAL
HOME, $3.50 Station-st, at a. M. and
at the Christian Church at Shoals al
2 .. m. Burial Shoals. Friends invited
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DIEDERICH-Lena Foltz, of 3434 Carroll
ton-av. beloved wife of John Diederich
and mother of Edgar, grandmother of 10
Anne Diederich departed this life
Wednesday, age 81. Funeral Saturday
May 2 at MOORE & KIRK FUNERAL
HOME, College and Fairfield-avs $50
and at st. Joan of Arc Church a. M
Burial Crown Hill. Friends invited.
Madison lIndl papers please copyl
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BELLEFONTAINE, i022-One room apart
ment: furnished. private entrance. So
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23 Situations, Female

DAY or week work for ladies; common
labor for men. Day or week general
house cleaning. UNITY CHRISTIAN
CHURCH CENTER, INC, LI-5860.
YOUNG widow with small child wants
homework. Take full charge. 1854 Sin
gleton.
SCHOOL TEACHER, in store. governess.
etc. Where education is an asset. BE-
1882.
WHITE widow wants hnuseWork hv dav
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Is Business Opportunities

NORTH. WOODED LAND-Modern. 3 bed
rooms, sleeping porch: redecorated. beau
tifully handicapped RI-2881.
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GREELY-sally. $40 $. rremont.av be.

GREELY-sally. $40 s. Tremont-av, be-
loved daughter of Mrs Ellen Willough-
by, mother Of Anna Willoughby, sister
of Matt, Joe, Sheridan, Shirley Emma
nett of Martinsvilie. Ind: Pleas Will
oughby of Taylorsville. KY, and Artha
Isbell of Middleton, O., passed away
2 p. m. at the above address. Burial
Mt. Pleasant Cemetery Friends in
Vited BEANBLOSSOM SERVICE
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MORGAN-John r., husband of Anna
and father of Ludema, and Jack Nor
gan, passed -. away va Tnmrsday nm, morning
MORTUARY, Saturday, 3 D. m.
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cARROLLTON. i22s-3 nice clean connect
nIg rooms. utilities: garage. Room.
kitcnenette LI-g4O3
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WHITE-Harlan, beloved husband of Bess
White, brother of Mrs Dora Moler, Miss
Margaret White, Gus. Russell and Wal
lace White, passed away in Detroit,
Mich. Funeral at the ROYSTER g. AS
KIN MORTUARY Saturday. p. m.
Friends invited. Burial Floral Park.
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MYERS-Charles R.. husband of Grace
York Myers and brother Of John M.
v, Twinane. passed away Thursday eve
ming. at the residence. 1923 College-av
Services at the FLANNER & BUCHANAN
MORTUARY Saturday, 80 D. m. Friends
invited. Burial Crown Hill.
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MUNCIE. IND. business property North
east corner. one square east of Court
rouse: SIG on Main-st by 1875 on Null
nerry-st. Fine location for new build
ing: present building nets good return.
See owner at law office Of Arthur d.
mckinley. 200A E. Main-st, Muncie, Ind.
CLEANING. PRESSING SHOP, CHEAP
FOR QUICK SALE. TERMS. LI-3239
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ROLL-Lewis. beloved husband of Stella.
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Roll. brother
of Frank, Don, Leo and William Roll
and Mrs. Lucy Hickany. passed away
Thursday April 80. Funeral Monday.
May 4. $3.50 a. M at the residence. 925
Wood,awn-av. Services st. Patrick S
Church. 8 a. m. Interment St. Jo-
sephS Cemetery Friends invited He
was member of the Holy Name So
ciety. Madison (Ind.l papers please
copy FINN BROS SERVICE
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NAY 2. 1896
80 Housekeeping Rooms

ALABAMA. N. 2o37~-Attrsctive. large front.
one room and kitehenette; private en-
trance. TA-15S0
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DUNNING-Samuel beloved stepfather of
Mrs. Marie Digger. Mrs. Audrey Layton,
Mrs. Bessie Sherrard. Mrs Theresa Kich-
passed away Thursday. April 80 Flu
neral services will be held at the VALID
FUNERAL HOME 1922, Union-st. Sat-
urday afternoon. MAY 2. at O'Clock
Burial, Floral Park Cemetery. Friends
invited
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9 Lost and Found

LOST-Red Chow dog Male Vicinity
Riverside. Cnild's pet Reward. HA-
4608-W.
LOST-SHRINE EMBLEM WITH DIA-
MOND IN CENTER. REWARD. CH-4261.
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% SaIesnen-Agents

Capper's Starts Spring Drive
Places open for energetic men who
aren't afraid to work. Capper Protective
Service basis for sales plan. Has paid over
| $50. 10000 in cash rewards for capture
and conviction of thieves who stole from
| Protective Service members. Earn s25-S50
weekly on liberal commission. Must have
| car Write II. B. PIGMAN Dept. 1861.
| Campers Farmer. Topeka. Kansas
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3 DeGthS-FunernIs

BUNDY-Emily. age 70 years, beloved
mother of Mrs. J. c. Wilkerson, this
CITY,. Mrs. Edna Bundy Bixler. Nutley.
N. j.; T, E. Bundy. st. Louis, Miss,
passed away Wednesday evening at the
residence, 2305 Jackson-st. Funeral from
SHIRLEY BROS. WEST SIDE CHAPEL,
Burial Crown Hill. Friends NAV cali All
the chapel any time.
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IS Furn. Houses. Ants.
50 Rent Suburban Farms

CLEAN, modern Groom apartment: newly
Gecorated; private entrances. 1919 N,
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concentrated market--an economical
service-Times Want Ads--known for
their result producing power. Rhons
RI-ss5l and say adtsker.
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DOUBLE AFFECTS BIDDING

the second opponent TO indicate
the strength of his hand. Your
response with this hand should
have been a single raise to two
spades, if the first opponent had
not interviewed. But, in view of the
double, you should jump to three
Spades-thereby forcing the sec
ond opponent to the four level to
make bid.
Generally, you may shade
weak hand considerably, provided
you hold good trump support for
your partners suit, to put in
nuisance response, after an inter-
vening double.
However, should you hold
strength, you should indicate that
strength by redoubling, telling
your partner that you are pre-
pared to take action at the next
round of bidding, if necessary.
The following factors should
govern your response. after an in
tervening double:
l. YOU may raise your partners
original suit. if you hold only ade-
quate trump support.
2. Lacking adequate trump sup
port, you may respond with one
no trump if your hand contains
u tricks in intermediate honors
and balanced (4-4-3-2) distri-
button.
3. If you are weak in your part
ner's suit, but hold a long weak
suit of your own. you may make
a minimum takeout in your own
suit.
4. Holding strength (about 21s
honor tricks or two honor tricks
with strong support for your part
ner's suit you should redouble;
without the strong support in your
partners suit, you should pass.
5. Holding a weak hand OF
freakish distribution, with long
trump support, you should raise
your partners bic to three.
Copyright. 1886. NEA Service, Inc,
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New Officers
Are Selected
by Sisterhood

Officers elected yesterday at the
Temple Sisterhood meeting, 10th
and Delaware-sts, are to be in
stalled at the annual meeting next
month. Mrs. Sydney v. Romer is
president, and Mrs. Louis r. Mar
kun, retiring president, is honorary
first vice president.
Other officers are Mrs. Sultan G
Cohen, firse vice president; Mrs
Arthur A. Fairbanks, second vice
president; Mrs. Jack B. Kammins
recording secretary; Mrs. Henry
Solomon, corresponding secretary;
Miss Essie M. Solomon, financial
secretary, and Mrs. George E.
Frank, treasurer.
Directors are Mesdames David
Lurvey, Harry Cooler, Jay G. Kahn
Harriet j. Plaut, Isaac Born, M. M
Feuerlicht and Saul Solomon, and
Misses Gertrude Feibleman and
Frances Mazur.
An annual check on personality,
habits and ability was suggested by
Dr. Louis Rosenstein, who spoke to
the group on Mental Hygiene in
Everyday Life" Mrs. Charles Mar
tin sang a group Of songs, accom-
panied by Mrs. Simon L. Kiser.
Mrs. Markun outlined the pro-
gram of the State Federation of
Temple Sisterhoods, which is be-
ing held in Fort Wayne today and
tomorrow, and at which size and
Mrs. Kammins are delegates.
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Alpha On1icron
Pi Alunnae to
Meet May 70

Guests are to be entertained by
the indianapolis Alumnae of Alpha
Omicron Pi Sorority at its meeting
May 10 at Mrs. o. M. Jones' home,
$3.50 N. Pennsylvania-st Mrs. Clay
G. Trueblood is arranging a musical
program.
New officers were installed at a
dinner meeting last night at Mrs.
Frank S. Woods home. Mesdames
Shockley Lockridge, Edwin Haerle
Robert L. Nicholson, Ray Harris,
H. L. Floyd and Nathan Huckle-
berry were assistant hostesses.
Mrs. Frank H. Cox is president;
Mrs. Nicholson, vice president; Mrs
Charles F. Steger, treasurer; Miss
Frances Messick, secretary; Miss
Lucille Meyers, historian, and Mrs
Lester Smith. Panhellenic repre-
sentative.
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WEDNESDAY

Children's Sunshine Club of Sun
nySide. Mrs. j. w. Fraim, 2161 N
Meridian-st, hostess. Luncheon.
Chapter F, P. E. o. Sisterhood
Mrs. Jesse Martin, hostess. Mrs
James A. Stuart, book review. Mes
DANES Lora Barrett, Leslie Crockett
and Gertrude Johnson, assistants.
Inter Nos Club. Mrs. Leonard
Smith, 1888 N. New Jersey-st, host
ess. Mrs. E. c. Rumpler and Mrs
Ira Haymaker, program. Election.
Good Will Service Club. Mrs. l.
A. Stewart, 600 Oxford-st, hostess
Nomination committee appointment
Wednesday Afternoon Club. Mrs
F. w. Scheigert, Winter Apis. Mrs
P. G. Nicoles and Mrs. Roy Horne
hostesses. Mrs. Marian Gallup
Modern Trends in Womens Pris-
ons." Bible lesson.
Zetathea Club. Mrs. G. A. Sam
mis-, hostess. Miss Ida M. Laugh
ner, Century of Progress" BY
CnarleS Beard.
Home Economics Club. Mrs
Ralph Colby, hostess. Mrs. r. G.
Patterson and Mrs. E. G. McIlvaine
assistants. Roll call, garden hints
Mrs. Frederick Marschke, surprise
program.
1rvington Mothers Study Club
Mrs. Nick P. Pickett, 8O1 Lay
man-av.
Marigold Garden Club. Mrs. M
Chase McKinsey, 5151 Guilford-av
Founders Day. Mrs. L. H. Earle
program. Mrs. Fred Mcmillan ano
Mrs. Ralph Drybrough, assistant
hoStesses.
THURSDAY
1908 Club. Mrs. Walter Jones
hostess. Spring party.
Portfolio Club. Propylaeum. Mrs
Adolph Schmuck, Mrs. Winifred B
Adams and George Newton, supper
committee.
North Side Study Club. Mrs. Johr
w. Reed, hostess. Mrs. Margaret
Kurtz Whipple, "Glimpses Of Stage
Folk"
Thursday Lyceum Club. Mrs
Helen Talge Brown, hostess. Mrs
Laura MesSick, Recalling Oul
Shakespeare"
FRIDAY
Friday Afternoon Reading Club
Mrs. Lena B. Ebert and Mrs. Flora
B. Beck, hostesses. Mrs. C. v. Mont.
gomery, music. Mrs. B. C. Wright
reading. Mrs. j. e. Kolb, Boulder
Dam.
Woman's Lecture Club. Mrs. De.
marchus Brown, speaker.
Clio Club. Miss Ellen ID. GRAY.
don, hostess. Mrs. Witt w. Hadley
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Indiana Pen7VOn1en Aids
Are Named BY President

Indiana Branch, National League
OF American Penwomen, is ready for
a new season of activities follow
ing election of officers.
Mrs. Emma Sangernebo, presi-
dent, announced committee appoint
ments. She was assisted in choos-
ing the workers by other officers
Mrs. Henry I. Raymond, first vice
president; Mrs. Olive S. Guio, Sec
ond vice president; Mrs. William F.
Rothenburger, third vice president;
Mrs. Minnie Olcott William, fourth
vice president; Mrs. Clyde E. Titus
treasurer; Mrs. Frank N. Wallace
recording secretary; Miss Blanche
Cowley Young, corresponding secre
tary; Mrs. Charles A. Pfafflin, par
Humanitarian, and Mrs. Ovid Butler
Jameson, historian.
Mrs. Guio is program chairman
assisted by Mesdames Dewey O.
Jones, Lorene Miller Wallace, Felix
T. McWhirter, and Mrs. j. r. Marsh,
Muncie. The house committee is
composed of Mesdames Nellie G
owens, Margaret E. Bruner, Ef1e