Indianapolis Times, Volume 38, Number 152, Indianapolis, Marion County, 1 October 1926 — Page 10

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EATING TACTICS OF ARGENTINES CAUSE COMMENT Devote Greater Part of Day to Meals—l wo Hours for Luncheon. United Prcaa BUENOS AIRES, Oct. I.—Eating as It Is officially done in the Argentine, stands out as one of the leading wonders of the land to the foreign visitor. Americans who have ittended banquet and other functions here have been forced to loosen their belts before their hosts

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goes to dinner, usually between 8 and 9 o’clock. Dinner is a matter of rather serious eating. It combinues all the essentials of lunch, and tea, and does fairly well on Us own accdunt. The evening meal usually ends between 10 g and 11 o’clock, in time for the final section of the theater, the most popular hour in entertainment houses in the Argentine capital. ' After the theater one eats at a cabaret, a restaurant or at home. Ijsstaurants are usually full jnost of the night until it is time to start all over again with a piece of bread and a cup of coffee. 9 NEW USE FOR JORDAN LONDON.—The River Jordan, In Palestine, is being harnessed to a new duty—electrical power. Bernard Flexner, president of the Palestine Economic Corporation, has announced that a hydro-electric station is to be erected on the Jordan’s banks to supplement power from oil engine generators aP'Haifa, Tiberias and other points.

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HOOSIERSMOTOR TO LIBERLOST OVERWEEK-END Lieber Suggests Trip for Beautiful Scenery Wants Track for Park. Frequently described as Indiana’s Garden of Eden, the Limberlost estate near Rome City, immortalized by the late Gene Stratton-Porter, offers a pieasurable retreat foij the week-end tourist. Situated on beautiful Sylvan Lake, in Noble County, Limberlost reaches the peak of Us scenic glory in autumn. Thousands of Hoosier mo-

• torists, reflecting on the vivid descriptions of this almost virgin tract, which appear in “Freckles,” “The Girl of the Limberlost,’’ “The Harvester,” and other of Mrs. Porter’s books, are hastening northward for a view of Its richness. Suggestions for a trip to “Limberlost,” and other interesting spots near by, have been made by State Conservation Director Richard Lieber, a leader in the movement to preserve the tract in the form of a State park, as a sort of memorial to Mrs. Porter's contribution to Indiana literature. From Indianapolis, Lieber advises, follow State ltd. 1 to Peru, thence over Rd. 7 to Huntington and then by way of Rd. 11 to the Porter es-

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