Indianapolis Times, Volume 46, Number 185, Indianapolis, Marion County, 13 December 1934 — Page 27

DEC. 13. 1934

A Woman s Viewpoint

“1 VE earned it." quoth brave Mr. X Wilson of Hollywood In petitioning for 81000-a-month alimony from his divorced wife. ‘Seven years of my life have been wasted in society. It was always dinner, or golf, or tennis, Bermuda or Havana.” On such a score, his claim seems neither unreasonable nor excessive. The precursor of the modern carnivals merry-go-round was a cumbersome contraption called the “Flying Jinny,' pushed by a small mule that plodded in an endless circle. When a very little girl, a.s I hurled myself gleefully into the swinging seat, riding on the crest of a never-to-be-forgotten thrill, that mule made a dent in my consciousness that remains one of the vhr*4 memories of childhood. What we call society is something very like that Flying Jinny, and it is often propelled by the donkey typ of mind. Seven years sacrificed from an average lifetime ~pon the aimless pursuits required to keep one shming in that hallowed circle oueht to be well recompensed. It's an accepted fact that men dislike the purely social whirligig moie than women do, which, in my opinion, justifies one of their claims to intellectual superiority. For the poor little ass in Flying Jinny was never more a slave than those women who pace their eternal rounds from bridge table to tea table; from luncheons to dinners; from winter resort to summer playground. I don’t know what some of them are going to do when and if they gpt into Heaven, where, we are assured. no circles will exist into which the rich and high-born may congregate. Yet I have known some who would have patronized the saints themselves, since their names are

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in no earthly Social Register. There is but one compensation i for belonging to a so-called exclua- | ive set. You never see what you real!v look like to the folks on the | outside or how much you add to their gaiety. Perhaps much will be forgiven the snobs on this account. FORMER PASTOR HERE FOR ADDRESS TONIGHT Br. Orien W. Fifcr to Speak at Central-av Church. Dr. Orien W. Fifer, Cincinnati, editor of the Christian advocate, I will address the regular mid-week service tonight at the Central Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church, Twelfth-st and Central-av. on the subject ‘ Vision Both Ways.” Dr. Fifer was pastor of the Central Avenue Church from 1917 to 1927. The program will include a celebration of the church’s part in the Methodist Sesquicentennial. The monthly birthday table will be decorated for those having birthdays | during December. CITY MAN APPOINTED Former National Chiropractor Head Named to Committee. Dr. Harry K. Mcllroy, Indianap- ' oils, former president of the Ameri- ! can Society of Chiropractors, has been named to the committee in charge of public information of the National Chiropractic Association, it was announced today. Others named by Dr. Ruland Lee, president, are Dr. Leo Spears, Denver, Colo., and Dr. Emmet J. Murphy, Wash- | ington, D. C.

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While the Queen was threatening Tomos with death unless he produced Tarzan. the ape-man himself strode up the avenue. "You are late.” Nemone said sharply as he stopped beside her glittering chariot. “We are not accustomed to being delayed.” Tarzan, regarding her, remained silent.

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A trumpet sounded. The procession began to move, followed by the excited citizenry on holiday. One chariot bore the hide bag that contained the intended victim of the volcano. Behind it walked Thudos and Gemnon in chains, for it was Nemone’s wish that they witness Doria's fate. ’

—By Ahem

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OUT OUR WAY

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During the long march Tarzan had no opportunity to aid his friends, for the cortege included a host of warriors to guard against lions and Athnean raiders. Long after noon the column entered the hills and came at last to the edge of Xarator's flery crater. Here the prisoners wen; to die.

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At Nemone’s command, the cruel, barbaric ceremonies began. No sound or move 'came from the grim sack as two priests lifted it from the chariot and set it down at the feet of the Queen. Such was the custom, before the victim should be hurled into the flames and molten lava below.

—By Williams

—By Blosser

—By Hamlin

—By Martin

—By Edgar Rice Burroughs

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-By Crane