Indianapolis Times, Volume 37, Number 213, Indianapolis, Marion County, 6 January 1926 — Page 6

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LOCAL COUNCIL BACKS OUT OF CITY BOARD ROW

Committee Reports Findings on Laws Justify Duvall's Stand. Tha Indianapolis Kocal Council of ■Women decided to keep out of the park board row, at its regular meeting Tuesday afternoon at the Lincoln. A committee appointed to look into the law reported that the organization had erred in, a resolution asking Maydr John la Duvall to retain the old members of the park board and not to appoint an entirely new board. The findings of the committee proved that the mayor has the right to remove members of the ,park board for inefficiency at any time, and that each succeeding mayor has used this law, arguing that greater efficiency was possible if closer harmony prevailed between the mayor and the board members. The committee declared that it feels it would be unreasonable and unjust to ask Mayor Duvall to regain park board members appointed recently by Mayor Shank. The whole matter was decided to be dropped, with the exception of asking the mayor to appoint a Democratic woman to serve with Mrs. Joseph B. Kealing, a Republican, whom he intends to appoint to the park board. Dr, ,T. Ambrose Dunkel of the Tabernacle Presbyterian Church addresses the members on “The Need of the Church in Modern Society.” Miss Florence Wilson of Los Angeles, Cal., critic and reviewer of Universal studio, talked on betterment of the films.

Social Activities ENTERTAINMENTS WEDDINGS BETROTHALS

T-JS ISS RUTH IRENE FISHER, M who will leave Saturday for * * Miami, Fla., will be guest of honor this evening at a bridge party given by Miss Hazel VanAuken and Miss Helen Goodnow at the home of the latter, 5438 Carrollton Ave. Valentine appointments will be used. Guests include Mesdames Joseph Scott Bell, Hurm Burnett, Paul McDaniel, Herbert Winkler, Paul Rochford, Robert Burglin and Joseph Sahakian and Misses Henrietta Reagan, Alice Carsten and Dorothy Heslcett. * * * Mr, and Mrs. Caleb S. Denny, 1433 N. Pennsylvania St., have returned from a visit with their daughter and her family, in Philadelphia, Pa. * * * Walter Blasengvm, 2228 Shelby St., will return this week from a visit In Florida. • * * Miss Ineva Reilly, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Peter C. Reilly, 3141 N. Meridian St., has returned to the University of Colorado after spendtng the holidays here. * a.-* Miss Carolyn Richardson, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. B. A. Richardson, 1939 N. Pennsylvania St., has returned to Vassar College after spending the Christmas vacation with her parents. • • • Arrangements for a dance to be given Jan. 15, at the Hoosier Athletic Club will be completed this evening at a spread meeting to be held at the home of Miss Marie Hasting, 2204 Wood lawn Ave. * t * Dr. and Mrs. George Hitchcock, Plymouth, Ind-, are t-he guests of Mr. and Mrs. E. .1. Scobnover, 563 Highland Drive. • * f Mrs. Ralph R. Reeder was reelected president of the Woman’s Auxiliary to the Sahara Grotty Tuesday afternoon at a meeting at the Severin. Mrs. Henry B. Smith was re-elected corresponding secretary. Other officers are Mesdames Harry Dickerson, first vice president; Daisy Schuman, .second vice presi-

Asthma Disappeared, Had It 15 Years Indianapolis Woman Says Cough, Wheezing and Asthma Gone. Elderly people who suffer with asthma and bronchial coughs will find particular interest in a letter written by Mrs. Elizabeth Woodward, 65 years old, who lives 3640 West Michigan St., Indianapolis. She writes; “I had ar.thma in severe form for 15 years. I coughed hard, wheezed and was very sbort of breath, and in addition my stomach caused me a lot of trpgble. For one year I had been unable to do any work, not even to washing the dishes. On Feb. 7, 1925, I started taking Nacor. The wheezing and cough have left entirely, ami I do not have the slightest sign of asthma now. My stomach condition has improved. I am feeling fine, able to wash and iron, and do the housework, and am gaining steadily In every way." If you suffer from asthma, bronchitis or severe chronic cough, you should read the vital information about these diseases, in a booklet which will be sent free bv Nacor Medicine Cos.. 413 State Life Bldg., Indianapolis, Ind. They* will also Bend you tfib letters of people whose trouble disappeared years ego and never returned, No matter how serious your case seems, call or write for this free information. It has led thousands back to health and strength.—Advertisement.

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V Speakers representing life, fire and casualty interests will be on the Indiana Insurance duy program Jan. 26, at the Claypool, H. L. Barr, general chairman, announced. Ex-Gov-ernor Samuel R. McKelvie of Nebraska, will speak at the dinner. Committees are busy planning the celebration which begins the night of Jan. 25 with a dance for all insurance people. Organizations participating in the observance, sponsored by Insurance Federation of Indiana, are Indianapolis Fire Insurance Agents’ Association; Indiana Association of Reserve Life Insurance Companies; Indiana Insurance Society; Indiana Casualty Adjusters’ Association; Indiana Association of Insurance Agents; Indianapolis Association of Life Underwriters’ Association of Indiana. Demonstration of the relation of insurance to the public, to finance and Industry, betterment of insurance service and bringing various branches closer together are the purposes of the celebration, Joseph G. Wood, secretary, said. Barr is Insurance Company of North America’s State agent and

dent: Georgia Wilcox, secretary; O. B. Eberly, treasurer; Hazel Clifford, guard, and trustees: Mesdames Chester o. Martin, Oliver Wald, and Catherine Hitch.

Mr. and Mrs. B. D- Glascock. 538 Powell Place, sailed last week from Baltimore Md., aboard the Gloucester, for Jacksonville, Fla. * * • The Seventh District Federation of Clubs will meet Friday at 10 a. m. at the Fletcher American National Bank, Mrs. David Ross, chairman, Announced. * * Mrs. William A. Havemeyer, Chicago. is visiting her sister, Mrs. Henry I. Raymond Jr., 2869 N. Pennsylvania St. •* • * Miss Edna Balz, 308 Fall Creek Blvd., and her hoyse guest, Miss Mary McMullen, of Grand Rapids, Mich., have returned to the University of Michigan after a visit here. Miss McMullen and Miss Edna and Miss Josephine Balz attended the wedding of Miss Dorothy Marsh Upd Adelma Lupton during the holidays. * • * I.AriF.S OP BT. CATHERINE Pam i. card party. Thursday evening', hall. Shelby and Tabor Sts. WOMEN OF MOOSEHEART LEGION, public installation of officers. Thursday evening. Care party Thursday aiteriioou. 135 N. Delaware 9t. . BAST SIDE SOCIAL CLUB, dar.ee tonight P. H. C. hall. Bast, and Michigan Sts. c SPANISH CLOB. tonight. 7:30. Y. W. ALTAR SOCIETY ST. PHILIP NERI CHURCR. cards, tonight 6:30 school hall 590 Eastern Ave. Euchre, lotto bridge. 500 and bunlio. LADIES Trn FIRST MORAVIAN EPISCOPAL CHtiRCH. Thursday afternoon at church. Monthly supper from 5 to 7 n. m., followed by church council at 8 D. m. CITY CLUB TO ELECT January Dinner Meeting Will Be Hold Monday Evening. Officers to be elected at the January dinner meeting of the Woman’s City Club Monday evening include president, vice president, treasurer, secretary, auditor, threee directors for the term of three years and one director to fill the unexpired term of three years of Miss Grace Jackson, who resigned . Plans for the future work of the. club will be discussed. Report of the nominating committee names Miss Eva Reynolds for vice president, Miss Harriet Batemaln for treasurer, ftnss Ermine Young for secretary, Mrs. Jessie C. Kershner, auditor; Miss Merica Hoagland and Mrs. Elsa Huebner Olsen, directors for three years. Miss dara Given Is suggested to fill the unexpired term of Miss Jackson. DIRECTORS TO MEET State Convention of Council of Women to Be Planned. Mrs. T. J. Louden, Bloomington, InJ., president of the May Wright Sewall Indiana Council of Women, announces a meeting of the board of directors for Thursday at 11 a. m. at the Claypool. Plans for the State convention to be held in April will be the main business. The exact date and place for this meeting will be decided. GREEN VEGETABLES Lettuce, celery, cucumbers, eto., should be wrapped in cheesecloth wrung out in cold water and placed in the Ice box, to keep crisp. WARM PLATES Instead of risking cracks by placing dishes to warm in the oven, wash them in hot water, dry and put on the table at once. A Furniture Store Since KM 317 E. Washington St.

vice president of the Insurance Federation of Indiana. Others active in arrangements are: C. D. Lasher, Home Insurance Company State agent, speaker’s chairman. Dudley C. Griffith, branch manager Standard Accident Insurance Company, publicity chairman. Joseph W. Stickney, local agent Fletcher American Bank, registration and banquet chairman. Otis E. Logan, local agent, Provident Mutual Life Insurance Company, ehtertainment and reception chairman. Russell T. Byers, vice president of American Central Life Insurance Company and president of the Insurance Federation of Indiana and ex-officio member of the executive committee on Indiana Insurance Day. O.- Curtis Duck, insurance manager, The Spann Company, treasurer of Indiana Insurance Day. Frank L. Jones, general' agent Equitable Life Assurance Society Os New York and president of the National Association of Life Underwriters.

Recipes By Readers

Note—The Times will pay fl for each recipe submitted by a reader aqd printed in this column. Address Recipe Editor of The Times. Checks will be mailed to winners. COFFEE DROPS One cup sugar, 8 tablespoons shortening, 1 egg, cup molasses, Yt cup hot coffee, 2Va cups flour, V: teaspoon cinnamon, *-* teaspoon allspice, 1 teaspoon soda, Vi cup raisins, few nutmeats. Cream together sugar and - shortening. Add beaten egg. then coffee and molasses. Stir, add the dry ingredients sifted together and then the raisins and nuts. Drop from a teaspoon on greased pans. Bake In a quick oven. Miss Edna Meyer, 556 W. Thirtieth St., City. WAFFLES Put of cream and Va-pint of milk in a bowl with 3 large spoons of melted butter. %-teaspoon pf salt, and 1 large spoon of sugar. Mix well and add enough flour to make a nice medium batter. Beat in the yolks of 6 eggs gnd carefully fold -in the stiffly beateq whiles of 6 eggs. Cook in hot waffle iron. Don’t use too much lard on waffle iron. ' L. Alford, 2732 Northeastern Ave., city. Butterscotch Cake Two eggs beaten light. Two cups lark brown sugar, 2-3 cups butter, 2 cups sour milk, 1 teaspoon soda, added to 1 cup milk, 3 cups flour sifted four times, tablespoon vanilla extract. Mix it order given. Icing: 3 cups dark brown sugar, enough cream to dissolve. Cook and beat to a cream and put on thickly. This will make three small layers, or two large ones. Mrs. O. M. Sailer, 1224 N. Holmes Ave., Indianapolis. ORANGE I -YJIE Three oranges, 1 lemon. Run through food chopper. (Use only thick rind oranges.) Add II cups of water and let stand 24 hours. On second day, bring to a boil and simmer hours. Add 8 cups of sugar. Let stand 24 hours. On third day, cook IV4 hours. Fill glasses, coat with paraffine. When cold cover with paper or lids, or seal in pint jars. Ena Mae Platt, St. Paul, Ind. GERMAN POT ROAST Two pounds shoulder of beef (sear both sides). Add three onions minced fine, salt and pepper to suit taste. And one and one-half quarts water and let simmer one hour, or until meat is tender. Add one can each of tomatoes and peas, one cup diced carrots, one cup celery and one green pepper, cut in small pieces. Lay six medium potatoes on meat and simmer until potatoes are done. This can be made parly in the day and reheated at serving time. Mrs. C. J. Mueller, 517 W. Bernard Ave., City. Biliousness and constipation come from a weak stomach You can help Nature end this trouble jtSPUPy IF yonr Stomach and §fi UTsrt&ia fXV-Ajf This causei topi to bo /V-SJ3 bW *P •> row body. Tho usual reoult la coastipation, which ca^sea WWW headache and •oeero gas a.) diti#n by using Gb-wborlain’* Tablets *£* Stomach and Liv*r 'fttcy holp the digestive organ* atop chronic con-

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LETTER FROM LESLIE PRESCOTT TO LITTLE MARQUISE, CARE OF THE SECRET DRAWER—CONTINUED. In a short time. Little Marquise, after I had just hugged my two boys until they, were Jired, Jackie spoke. “I have been* so lonesome since you have been pone, mover, that I have wanted to die.” Os course. Little Marquise, I knew that my oldest son did not know what the word "die” meant, but nevertheless it sent a cold shiver down my opine and I Interposed hastily “Oh, no, Jackie, you mustn’t say that. Little boys want to live and grow up and be good men like their daddies.” “But mover, I can’t help but be lonesome when you're gone. I’ve tried and tried, and I just could not l>e happy-like at all. I just wanted to lie down on my bed and go to sleep and not wake up until you came back —until the pretty lady came.” Although I knew that Jackie meant Paula Perrier, I said: “Who was the pretty lady, Jackie?’’ “I don’t know all her name. Aunt Bally calls her something like Paul but ’at’s a boy’s name yon know. She calls me ‘darling’,” he said shyly. “What do you say Jackie when you wont to speak to her?” I asked, rather anxious to know what my adopted son called Miss Ferrier. “Oh, I say ‘pretty lady’ and she

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says ‘yes, darling.’ Then she takes me in her arms and hugs me just as tight as you did a little while ago and she says In a soft kind of sorry voice a lot of words that I can’t understand. I asked her what they were and she said ’at they were French and ’at I must learn them right away. I told her I did not have to lec.rn French to talk to you. *”De other day she said, ‘you love your mover very much, don't you, darling?” “And I said, ‘Better’n anyone.’ “And she Baid ‘you must always love her better'n anybody as she Is the best woman ’at ever lived. ’At made me feel all warm and, mover, I put my arms around her neck and kissed her a lot. It almost seemed as though I were kissing you. But I fink I must have hurt her someway kissing her so hard for her cheeks all got tears on them and they ran down her nose and got into my mouth and ’ey were all saltyv What do you suppose mode her cry. Mover? She said I didn’t hurt her.” “Has brother been good, Jackie?” I asked, to turn the conversation. (Copyright, 1925, NEA Service, Inc) TOMORROW—This letter continued. GARBAGE CANS A paper sack placed in the garbage can facilitates the removal of the garbage and prevents the can itself from accumulating odors.

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A/Tartha Lee’s Column

An Old Problem Dear Mi* law: I am 10 rear* old and have been married three year*. Mr husband seems vary di**=ttl#fted with me. At time* lie i very good to me, and sometime* he say* he wishes I'd leave him. Wis nave * baby 3 year* old. H' wild about her. He says lie wouri hay* left me a long- lime ago if it hadn't beon for her. 1 am a rood housekeeper. I have tried everything on him you have told me to. I've let hun And hi* house dirty at night, but ’not too dirty.” At anybody else* house he is always clean, but St home he thrown thinra on to* Root. I've tried 1 join* indifferent. rye triad being mean. But he's always the same. He never wants to go any plaie with me When 1 yo alone he accuses me of being with other m/m. Should I leave him or could yon surreal somethin* else? I hate p> take the baby from him I did love hm. but Kate learned to hate Well let’s sec. have you tried being a cheerful, adorable, sometimes naughty, sometimes good, whimsical wife? By the symptoms 1 judge he Is tired of marriage—not you. At your ages, life is usually just opening up—not settling down. You’ll have to give him a succession of adventures. I couldn’t very well advise a man to do this. But a woman is more or less of a born actress. Run him through a gamut of emotions. It’s hard work, I’ll .admit. But everything is worth the struggle whether you benefit directly or Indirectly, so try It anyway. Don’t lose your temper unless you come out of it In a flash and leave him with the tingling sensation of steaming in the hot sun after having been drenched in a storm. Be perfectly cheerful about burning any clothes of his he leaves around. Don’t threaten him—act, after you've given him one warning. * Star Boarder Dear Miss Lee: I am so discouraged tonight I just feel like running away. I believe I have (he most selfish husband in the world. For the last two weeks he has been gone every night 'til late and on Sundays, n© presses his clothes and right after dinner he start* out and comes home late the nibtg. If he wolud Just stay home on Sunday nights it would not seem so lonesome. He does not want me to go with him. He told me so. He has not taken me anywhere for four month*. I love him now, but If he keeps this up I will surely hate him. I find that the better I treat him the worse he treats me. I am not going to do or say anything until after the holidays and then I am going to rive him some of his own medicine. He is eo slum and silept around the house when he is home, but the life of tho party when out with a bunch. Many times he sits down to cat and never says 4 word during the whole meal. It he ia going to do that. I am going to take my book to the table and read. MIBS TWENTY TWO. Your method may work. But first I'd try utmost kindness and understanding. What’s the matter with you pressing his clothes? That will mean a Siinday morning of his time to be spent with you. Be cheerful and spritely. Be lovable and tender, and thoughtful. Tell him you know he's blue about something and want him to tell y°u all about it so you

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Nye Get* Hi* ‘Seat’; It’s Milk Stool Pit Timet Special riABHINGTON. Jan. G.— yLI North Dakota friends o f ' Senator - designate Gerald P. Nye have furnished him a "seat” to use in the event the Senate rejocts his appointment. It is a milk stool. Presentation was made by Senator Frazier, Nye's colleague. A letter accompanying the stool, said: "If those who do not understand our interests in the west will not provide our Senator with a seat, we will, temporary, at least. And next summer wo will provide him with credentials that cannot be questioned even by quibbling technicality hunters in the Senate.”

can be blue, too. That's an awfully good line. Give him a full week or usher in winter. The shock may two of pure sunshine before you wake him up. Like taking a. cold shower. FINISH WATERWAY, PLEA Tidewater Conference Delegates Want Route to Sea Completed. Bu United Prest ST. PAUL, Minn., Jan. 6.—America’s myriad economic problems would be solved by completion of the Great Lakes-St. Lawrence deep waterway, it was decided at the Northwest Tidewater Conference called by Governor Theodore Christianson. Agricultural and industrial development in the central United States and Canadian provinces would be unlimited, delegates contended. Central Canada’s transportation problem is far more serious than that of the States, according to Frank H. Keefer of Ontario. RULING ON OR. KING Attorney General Undersood to Have Said Health Board Can’t Meet. Insurgent State board' of health members are without authority to meet Monday for the purpose of trying chargee preferred against Dr. 'William F. King, board secretary, It

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