Indianapolis Times, Volume 32, Number 284, Indianapolis, Marion County, 6 April 1920 — Page 3

W DRIVE bfflHfwrruvEi) Open- I'oat I,oca! Y. W. C. A. for an finan'~lai dr,\p Interchurch World Movement, trill be outlined tomorrow at a conference of Marlon county churchmen, to be held at the T. W. C. A. The national bndget for the Interchurch World Movement Is $236,777,372, snd Marlon county churches are expected to pledge several million dollars. Dr. Joseph C. Todd, dean of the Indiana School of Religion, will preside at the conference when it opens at 10 a. m. tomorrow. Ivan Pelter, nnlted financial campaign director for Marion county, will present :he financial campaign plan, and other well-known spaekrs are on the program. Seventeen denominations in Marion •■ounty are engaged in the Intcrchurch World Movement.

Assault and Battery No Bar to Candidacy r**The name of Alfred C. Underhill, who has filed notice of his candidacy for the republican nomination for prosecuting attorney of Wayne county, can not be withheld from the ballot on the ground that he was once convicted of assault and battery with intent to kill, according to an opinion by the attorney general made public today. Underhill was convicted In Union eoun ty. but tbe case Is pending on appeal to the supreme court. Ele Stansbufy. attorney general, held in the opinion given to Ed Jackson, secretary of state, that a man can not be disfranchised for the offense of which Underhill was convicted.

LAST NIGHTS DREAMS j —WHAT THEY MEAN'S J DID YOU DREAM OF WALKING? To dream you are taking a walk is of mixed significance. Ts you seem to be walking with an energetic. springy step, it nu-dna much happiness is in store for you; but If you at roll listlessly and alone, the omen Is one of sadness and also foretells money troubles. ts you walk very faat. you will have considerable anxiety, but in all probability will achieve success. Tc dream of walking through fire is not considered favorable, nor is it to dream that you have much difficulty in making headway. Ir the former case you must watch ■arefully to avoid some misfortune, and in the latter many troubles are ahead of you which can only be overcome by tbe most persistent effort on yonr part: also someone is going to hurt yonr feelings. If too dream von have a companion in your walk, all the bad significances are much ameliorated and the good ones are increased. The omen in this "ase ts that you will make many warm friends and will refill their friendship. For an unmarried woman to dream she ts walking with someone, means she will soon be a bride. A dream of walking fast would probably be Interpreted by the Freudians as an “anxiety dream”—a species of dream to which they pay much attention.—Copyright, 1920.

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WHEN A GIRL MARRIES A New Serial of Young Married Life

CHAPTER 11. (Copyright, 1920, by King Features Syndicate, Inc. I My husband likes three pieces of sugar in his coffee, very rare roast beef, and long bikes before breakfast. Oh. that isn't wbat I want to write at ail 2 I'm not even thinking about It except with the vary outermost little gray cell of my brain. But every tiny piece of knowledge I get about my wonderful boy seems important because it brings me closer to him. We have started out with nothing to help us on our voyage across unknown seas except love —wonderful, glowing love. And I must keep it glowing. Somehow I feel that when love's beacon light goes out it is because the woman has failed to keep It burning. I won't fall —God helping me, Jim! 1 shall still have our joy of each other even when we're old and all the pulsing sweetness of today ts only a memory. I wonder if all honeymoon times are as fragrant and as lovely as mine Is. I think I knew I belonged to Jim the very day I saw him first, but I never dreamed how completely I was his—his to make happy or sad, his to make thrill and tremble— until today—today, when the first tiny fear is creeping into my heart. It is a very tiny fear and It Isn’t outside anywhere in the world—Just in ray foolish brain. I won’t let it grow there. Happiness like ours can last—it need not, it shall not, spend Itself and end a* the cynics say. My boy is tender and considerate —

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everything 1 ever dreamed a man could be. Gentle and strong at once—the sort of husband who says “May 1” to bis wife, while she says to her own soul "He will." Anne Harrison is only half an hour from New York, but she is half a world away from Barbara Lee and Haldane's magazine! We decided against a honeymoon trip to Niagara Falls or Washington, so Jim hired a little car and we motored down to the quaint, old-fash-ioned inn on Long island. We take our little “fairy wagon” and hunt out grass-paved byways, between the hedges of green and white, or narrow, little lanes along gentle lake* and bays where every ripple beckons us to come and to find out the secret of its quiet happiness. And sometimes my chauffeur drives for awhile with one hand and holds me close and kisses me. I never say, “Home, James!” when he does this, for home is where my James is Four days of dreams come true—l’ve had three and nothing can ever take them away from me. A quaint little chamber with white woodwork and narrow, dull mahogany four-poster beds; and little chintz covers sprinkled with bluebirds and chaffinches in an old fashioned garden and candles to light us to sleep when the electrtctty goes off at twelve. It has been perfect—four days right out of the bltie of heaven! Jim's arms about me —Jim holding me close —the world shut out. Why can't it always stay this way? Are men restless? Do they tire of what is too surely theirs? tTo Be Continued.)

INDIANA DAILY TIMES, TUESDAY, APRIL 6, 1920.

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