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9 Society Other Matters of Interest to Women HOLDS CURIOSITY CLUB CAUSE Wears ights: Shocks Society MRS DYE DISCUSSES WORK O' 7 0 preferred to nd 1Z The name guarantees it clause providing for fie 618 WOMAN NOW PARK SECRETARY AMUSEMENTS pearing in public in out with core A OR THOSE WHO DO MARKETING cut with hot to bake PORTRAIT BRINGS $116500 pan CAPITAL BRIES to his BASE BAtL today is Taylor' of ort Wayne is in the their COEDS INVADE JORDAN IELD est on Wttriiirfs Bull good Cravens has returned from Home Heart ant) Bojjd HAS NO SUBSTITUTE LOOKING UPWARD THE STARS LIE years Miw6 llnionlTrust 116 118 Market St WOLTZ i Anna Miss were Dye of suffragettes were Dye who asserted the ballot will not departed to ne has law attention at of of Mr and spoils are his Dr Representative Morrison started home at rankfort today Mr turned (weeks give a mat for Mrs Main: 425L Phon80 or then will de just two very destiny they it Is worth which It has or and So and the Tfls has been Talks Mrs Plrkey of Indlan at the Willard Hotel Miss Blanche Troutman of Logansport Ind is visiting Mrs George Cheney '1228 North State avenue Miss Troutman and Miss Ruth Cheney will attend the May day exercises at De Pauw University on me coast flshlner at the lake learn something about the real of fresh flsh and they do not take to the shipped variety on their home Having however acquired appetite they must needs satisfy you are all ready to move base lift It from the base to one strong and you can easily pull 1t any LULU HAVENS Ellard Duane of Cincinnati is the guest of Daniel Brosnan is reached journey by been a hannv one accomolishment that Is but how we accomplish and schools sb $350 tO $500 WASHINGTON May Dong Senator Shively secretary day for Brownstown Ind business which requires his home' NEW YORK May Mrs Car ten is the famous'blonde beauty of New port society She is as well known in New York Philadelphia and Baltimore as she Is in the summer capital Recently Mrs Carter startled Philadelphia by ap MrsA Schmabel re a visit of several New York Miss lorence Tush of Charfeston is the guest of Mrs John Bull 225 East i Michigan street Wednesday afternoon Mrs Bull will entertain at bridge in them with paint Then I dry will and To thrt fore finger over a slightly heated knife blade MRS THOMAS DRANK 224 Richland street City ALLEGED THET AUTO PROVES PUZZLE TO POLICE Crouse of Rossville Ind la He was Introduced to President 5 The German Literary Club will ob serve a guest day Tuesday afternoon at the German House when Charles Wil liams will address the club Each mem ber may Invite a guest who is a fluent speaker of German Kern has been Invited to ad Vlralnla Association Springs Ark June 10 Many Ken Owe Their Succe fi WANT i ASOCIAL EVENTS PERSONALS and yesterday from in Boston and Representative Cullop was called sud denly to inaiana oy me aeam sister in law who was the wife Samuel Cullop of Terre Haute Mr and Mrs Ronlnger of St Lottis and Mr and MYs Ward of Newark will come the first of next week and will be the house guests of Mr and Mrs Maxwell for the automo bile races the be Let The thoughtful mind of 5 year old Jaquelln Holliday Hunte turned the hot weather to advantage 'yesterday when he put up a lemonade stand in front of his home Not only did he minister to the thirst of passersby who were glad to become patrons of the bright little mer chant but he also cleared 50 cents which he give to The Star's Summer Mission und thereby setting an example for many thousands of Indianapolis children who may thus provide health and happi ness for sick children at the Summer Mis sion at airview While The Star's fund has not been opened formally all contri butions are gratefully accepted Miss Rosalind Von Binzer will leave this evening for NewTork where she will be ar a wv nri luatiiagc UL imsa are printed rriics ro nu ach contribution published Mrs Hemenway and daughter Miss Virginia Hemenway of Covington Ky will come tomorrow to be the house guests of Mrs' Maxwell Wednes day Mrs Maxwell will entertain In honor of her guests SHUBERT MURAT THEATRE Lew ields oilers Matinee Totjay 50c to $L50h Last Time Tonight Marie DRESSLER NIGHTMARE Prices 60c to $200 Malines 6c to $16 Louis Doohez and Raymond Lynn AngoJa to sing at the May estival TO CLEAN EATHERS Clean your ostrich tips by shaking in gasoline To tint them mix clean gasoline common tube oil until the desired shade Is found 1 dip feathers and shake In air until This wav of cleaning and tinting not take the curl out of the feathers will leave them fluffy as when new curl feathers draw each feather of plume between the thumb and Little Merchant Aids Sick Babies Mr and Mrs Stoughton A letcher and My and Mrs Harry Murphy have returned from an automobile trip to St Joseph Mich where they were the guests oNMr and Mrs Carl isher The Rev and Mrs Charles Winders 108 South Ritter avenue will be at home informally to their friends this afternoon from 4 to 6 and from 8 to 11 in the evening There are no Invitations already enjoyed In this way not left to Accumulate moth and the closets and boxes are cleaned every year making much more sanitary MRS JESSE JAMES Star City Ind Dr and Mrs A Baker of Wester ville Dr and Mrs Cole and daughter Miss Katherine Cole of Sprinfield the Misses Garmans of Rolling Prairie Mrs Mark Rogers of Covington and Mr and Mrs Harry Garman of Lafayette are the house guests of Mr and Mrs rank Hanly Monday afternoon Ms Hanly will receive informally from 2 until 5 in honor of her guests There are no invitations for therecep xlon ivirs New York after a visit of six weeks with her son Junius Cravens A GOOD WAY TO COOK RICE Wash one half cupful pan with one quart of pinch of salt one half half cupful raisins Cook orcnslonnllv as it 1 grains are soft remove from oven be eaten with or without cronm When warming noodles over fry a few bread crumbs In butter and pour over mem When burner broom where Bennetts Switch Ind Let Us urnish 'Your Home A Pleasant Thing There is pleasure and satisfaction In the orderliness which thrift de mands There Is joy in the anti cipation ofthe comfort and re laxation which is the future re ward of present industry and econ omy You might as well have this feel Ing of security that comes from a prudent handling of your financial matters Start a savings bank account 9 that Is the first step This Company pays 3 cent compound interest Practical Recipes and Other Household Helps SPRING CLEANING The spring housecleaning will soon be here and during the intervening time It will be an excellent plan to clean the cup boards and to go through the closets wardrobes and boxes and put them in shapebefore the general cleaning Sort out the things which have accumulated during the year and dispose of every thing whlcfi" can not be sensibly utilized In many homes the closets and attics are cluttered with old things which from year to year are brought out at house cleaning time dusted and 1 laid away again They may useful to some one If not bum them Gather up the old half worn garments Rip up the old trousers cut out the best of them wash and press and do them up in a neat roll ready for patches Wool dresses which are no lohger of service should not be left to hang in a dark closet and be a harbor for moth The bright pieces may be used for patch work or given to some old lady who will enjoy them Rip up the discarded blankets and wash them Old soft flannels are splendid fnr polishing furniture cleaning silverware etc and our grandmothers found them useful in time of sickness It Is a good plan to sort over the pa pers every week or two and clip out any desired parties In this way they will not accunfulate so rapidly Look over the magazines and send a part of them to some institution whose inmates will be glad to read them Givezothers to your less fortunate neighbors to read and to keep and so pass along what you have tilings are and dust thoroughly conditions Senator dress the Hot city Coeds Use Stick and Spade to Kill Reptiles plate MRS B1SSSIH IRHEnBUCK West Market street Logansport Ind 1 Mrs James Smart and Miss Mary Smart and Mrs Swann have taken the residence of Mr and Mrs Woollen 1628 North Pennsylvania street for a few weeks The Club of the German House will give a guest euchre this afternoon Mrs Theodore A Randall will be hostess and she will be assisted by Mrs A urate miss rneaa tupp miss Kettman Miss Elsie Mansfield Marie Horst Miss Helen Reeger Miss Helen Beqker and Miss Edith Sheely and see if when the nave guided to whll? and If the been reached has it only the to be considered We spend our life in the doing and this must be worth while as ell as the thing done Therefore one needs to think seriously what these Ideals are to Ibe set aloft to light and guide One needs to listen to the inner voice that tells what they shall he It speaks more truly for real happi ness than the voice of the world or It Is the voice of the best self and It Is only in heeding this that a man or woman his truest happiness And this Is after all what every one seeks no mat ter what road he may take to reach It And so having decided set aloft your Ideals for guides and then take a look at them every now and then for your bearings It Is the surest way of know ing If you are oft the track If you are drifting if you are headed In the wrong direction or If you are forging steadily ahead In the path you set dut upon Life offers no truer compass for the conduct of its everyday affairs Ideals are indeed the stars of life shining patiently shining steadily never swerving no matter how we may shift and change Therefore they should be thought upon seriously and de nnerateiy in tneir cnoosinsr steadily adhered to for guidance nte course ne wen sailed sired port made at last iva Grana Cream of Tartar NO ALUMNO UME PHOSPHATE CONTEST RUtfES Letters limited to 200 Write on one side of the paper Do not write personal notes on sheet with recipe Sign name and address plainly at the bottom of sheet not at the top 'Weights and measures must be writteno0t No recipes with abbreviations used Recipes for practical dishes cakes and plea Hints for household work saving devlcea desired rNamei prize winners every Monday morning awarded far ai DAINTY DESSERT Take a piece of rich cake one Inch thick and four Inches square slice ba nanas on top then make a dressing of one egg sugar to taste Ono tablespoonful of cornstarch two cupfuls of milk Bbil in double boiler cool add lemon flavoring: then arrange over Just half of cako and bananas letting half of bananas show Then take English walnuts and lay around edge of plate Serve on a small caKe Miss Bess Hann and Miss Helen Rosier were hostesses last evening for a Beauti fully appointed dinner party which thy gave in honor of the seniors of Tuddr Hall at the Page country plac? The table was decorated with a french basket filled with lavender sweet peas and tied with bows of tulle of the same shade with streamers of the tulle extending to the corners of the table where they were caught with clusters sweet peas In the lavender tones The place cards were water color sketches embellished In the sweet pea design Those present were 'Miss Ruth Parry Miss Mary Laycock Miss Eleanor Hegewald Miss Rose Ma honey Miss aye isher Miss Edith Hoadley Miss Ruby Addison Miss Ruth Schrader Miss Marie edwick Miss Lil lian Beisel Miss rances Richardson Miss Maybelle Sattley Miss Helen Long Miss Emily Poindexter Miss Margaret PhelpS and Miss Anna Marie Gall Preliminary Opening Riverside Bathing Beach SUNDAY MAY 21st CONCERTS BY THE RIVERHnHC BATHING BEACH BAND OTHER REE AT TRACTIONS "COMK ON IN THE WATER I OUR CENTH CAR ARE WITH TRANSER EVERYTHING NEW INCLUDING THE ME ON THE Stenographer Promoted to ill Vacancy by Board of Commissioners The Board of Park Commissioners yes terday naned Mrs Mabel Neidhamer secretary of the board to succeed Leroy Snyder who resigned recently to be come secretary of the Indianapolis Trade Association Mrs Neidhamer has been a stenographer in office of the board for two years Daniel Deupree chief engineer of the board will become the head of the operatingdepartment and will continue to act as engineer A reorgan ization of the working system will take place in the near future under the direc tion of George Kessler landscape architect for the board Societies ve invited to sagage this newly decorated hall for their dances Under the Management of Christian Reis mi rf i it niianr lora Jacobs which will take place early in June a costume of green tights Mrs advent in Newport will be awaited' with gret interest by the devotees of fashion who Have nothing to do In the summer but rival one another in dress rice put Into sweet milk a cupful sugar In oven stir browns When Can MEXICAN CHILL The practical recipe department Is what all like and I am sending which have been tried and found good Place on a slow Are In a granite kettle one quart tomatoes simmer one halt hour add onewcan kidney beans one fourth teaspoonful cayenne pepper 'and salt to taste Heat ono teaspoonful of butter very hot in a skillet and Into this sear 20 worth of hamburger steak stir for about five minutes then add this to first part and put aiMde to simmer A can of mushrooms adds very much to the flavor This makes a very nice dinner for the busy housewife on ironing day Surprise Line a dep pie pan with rich crust fill with pie plant cut Into dlcel mix the yolk of one egg with one scant cupful of sugar one tablespoonful flour and one half cupful sweet milk Pour over and bake Add the w'ell beaten white flavored with sugar and lemon re turn to oven and brown i MRS ELIZABETH WORICK 613 Wheatland avenue Logansport Ind Woman Who Reported Machine Stolen Not to Be ound Nor Is Witness Whose Name She Gave Detective authorities are puzzled in their efforts to locate a Mrs Marie Hun ter who made a report to the depart ment Thursday night of the theft of her seven passenger automobile from in front of the hotel Mrs Hunter Called upon Capt Holtz1 of the detective department yesterday morning and left some printed cards giving a detailed description Of her machine for distribution among police departments over the state and adjoining territory She said her address was Room 20 Denison Hotel Later she ap peared before Deputy Prosecutor Mc Carty and filed an affidavit charging a woman whose name has been withheld with the theft of the automobile and designated a man named Max Johnson supposedly a colored porter at the hotel as a witness 1 Later when detectives desiring to see Mrs Hunter called at the hotel they failed to find' any guest by that name Inquiry concerning the colored porter it is said also disclosed that no one by that name was employed there Detec tive Duncan 'who was detailed upon the case next inquired at the sales offices of the National Automobile Company but an examination of books there failed to reveal the name of Mrs Hunter as having a machine The num ber on the machine was then traced through the license record at the State House but the number indicated by the woman as being on her automobile was found to be that given for a license ob tained by a man living in the northern part of the state Capt Holtz and other members of the department are at a loss to account for the unusual conditions and are now seeking Mrs Hunter for an explanation Dramatic Club Chooses Brown as New President At the annual business meeting of the dramatic Club held at the University Club last night the following officers and directors were elected for the en suing year: President William Brown vice president Mrs Newton Booth Tarkington secretary Ralph A Lemcke treasurer Oscar Schmidt directors Mrs Clifford Arrlak Mhs rederick Ayres Mrs Lawrence Cummings Henry Howland and William Kerfoot Stewart TODAY STATE AIR COLISEUM TONIGHT General dmUslon Mie Children 2Sc Box Sesin JI 00 each at Drug Take Central avenue nrn to air Grounds No charge for automobiles BLOOMINGTON Ind May This was snake killing day in Bloomington A bevy of Indiana University coeds started the extermination of reptiles when they attacked and killed a spreading viper which one of their number noticed in front of their rooming house The girls pounced upon his snakeship with sticks and a spade and the reptile was finally killed While Miss Hazel Oliphant of Linton who is visiting Mrs Richard Ohastlne was in a hammock she saw a viper curled up between te panels of the fence Un terrlfled the girl used a spadg 'and promptly decapitated the reptile While on her way to school Miss Stella Hanna xy110 lives west of Bloomington almost stepped on a viper that measured foui? feet long After the snake had struck at her the girl found a club and killed the reptile ButIer has returned from a visit with her sister Mrs Grassling at iqua Ten Prizes of $1 00 Each for the Best Ten Recipes Will Be Awarded loyd npre Taft and called on Vice President Sher man Pensions have been granted tn Indl anlans as follows: Melissa Adams $12 Nancy Banthers $12 Charles Blaise alias Debando $15 Susan Hagerman $12 John Hasecoster alias John Costar $20 erdinand Heuer $20 George Hewitt $17 Wllllarti Hooks $30 Thomas Mtlholland $21 Clara 8 Lemons minor of Philip Stonehill $12 George? Street $15 Margaret Summas $1 2 Alexander Swisher $15 Jonathan Tallman $12 Sarah Sellers $12 ormer Senator Beveridge and family will sail from New York tomorrow morn ing on the steamer Lapland for Europe to spend the summer Their plans are indefinite and will be decined upon after they reach the other side They will land at Antwerp and probably will go from there to Berlin Representative Boehne Is making an effort to bring about the reinstatement of Ernst McAvoy a clerk In the Evansville postoffice was dismissed recently but the outlook for favorable action is not Curiosity concerning conditions that heretofore been little known to them was held to be 'the cayse of the forma tion of societies by Mrs Dye of Noblesville Ind in an address yesterday afternoon before the ranchise League in the Odd ellow building Mrs Dye compared that curi osity to the temptation which caused Pandora to open the mythical box and permit troubles and miseries to escape and prevait in the world Mrs Dye said the same curiosity will urge women to fiction until It has been satisfied by the overcoming of evils She commented fa vorably on the Interest taken by women in reforms Mrs Dye said while It is possible through modern methods that the kitch en may be doomed foods being prepared only In factories the servant problem will still have to be met Women can The season for catching the various kinds of fishes Is short While It en dures the fishermen catch like all pos sessed They fill the great refrigerating plants and the world eats flsh for some time to come In the local market the fresh water flsh come straight from the water They are not frozen But there is the delectable halibut It comes a mere matter of 3000 miles from Seattle Wsh to be explicit and even the poorest can figure out for himself that his halibut could not pos sibly be Naturally it Acomes in a state Columbia River salmon which is delicious on the family table if the hotelsdo hot buy all the visible 'supply What is left costs 20 cents a pound The btaple fish for the frying pan is the boneless herring It Is 15 cents a pound and it is beloved of the boarding house keepers Car loads of it are sold It Is not classed as a finely flavored high grade fish but It is plentiful and cheap and therefore popular Twenty years ago the fish dealer sold four pounds of this kind of flsh fof a quarter and de livered it to your kitchen door isheries sold them for about a penny a pound Their catches lower were largely used as fertilizers And but the use to contlnu Blue pike is good to fry It is a small fish and costs 15 cents a pound White flsh is th staple fish for baking It is too fat a fish to fry It costs 20 cents a pound ish dealers have their own troubles with customers who fepend the stammer Also with those who go I nAjA rnqiGmftrq taste kindly return a fish It RG they proceed to forget what the kind they caught at the lake tastes like And the flsh dealer and the customer arez happy forever WASHDAY HELP How many housekeepers who do own washing realize what a help jin or dinary garden hose is on washday? I at tach mine to the spigot by means of a suction cun and place the other end in the boiler on the stove and thus fill the boiler without lifting one bucketful In the same way I fill the tubs for rinsing When all through washing I empty the washing machine and tubs by putting the hose into the tub to be emptied first turning on the water for a while then removing the hose from the spigot when the water all will run out the other way When one tub is emptied I quickly re move the hose to another tub and so proceed until all have been emptied Of your tubs must be higher than your spigot or the water1 will not run from the tubs MRS KATE BURBOIL General Delivery Madison Ind Tells Woman's ranchise League That Modern Padors Will Continue Demanding Reforms SPECIALS OR SUNDAY NUT CARAMEL 5Oc SPECIALLY NICE CAKES THIS WEEK 106 Monument Place Beth Phenes HOUSEHOLD SUGGESTIONS To prepare pineapple slice thin then with sharp clean scissors cut round the outer edge of each slice removing the peeling and eyes Cut scissors New bread should be knife Instead of butterfntf dressing rinse pan In roM water When baking a fowl 'place breast down under broth otherwise It Is apt to be dry Mend each article before washing and the mejided places will not be so con spicuous and the article will not be mussed from handling MRS EARL HILL Broad Ripple Ind Mr and Mrs John Brosnan enter tained at dinner Thursday evening In honor of the twenty first birthday anni versary of their gon Daniel Reynolds Brosnan Covers were laid for twentx one and the colors were blue and white The table was arranged with five rench baskets filled with lilies of the valley and violets and surrounding these were blue and white candles in crystal holders The Wrthdftv paki illuminated with candlefl formed the centerpiece The guests were the Rt Rev Joseph Chartrand the Rev Alphonsus Smith thRev JamesJHolland the Rev Donald Hanning of New Albany Mrs Hugh Reynolds grandmother of Mr Brosnan: Ellard Duane Cincinnati Dr Jean Keach Gilbert Jnman Joseph Clume George George Potts DenlSs Egan Thomas Hatfield Robert Collier John Reynolds Edward Coridan William Brosnan rancis Bros nan and John Brosnan Jr Mrs James Parkhurst will Inee party today at Miss Tush who is visiting EXPLICIT At the Brooklyn Bridge Madam do you want to go to Brooklyn? "No I have RICH BLACKBERRY DUMPLING Take two cupfuls sifted flour one tea spoonful baking powder one scant tea spoonful soda one tablespoonful lard or butter sour1 milk to make moderately stiff dough roll out a little larger than a dinner plate rolling the edges thinner than the center Place about one quart of fresh blackberries in the center bring the edges of the dough to the center: press them together In a cloth scalded and springled with flour Tie the cloth loosely so as to allow room for swelling Place In a kettle of boiling water with saucer or small ulsh beneath to prevent scorching and boll constantly for one hour Serve at once with sauce made of one cupful sugar and one half cupful but ter stirred to a cream and flavored with nutmeg MRS DAISY PARKS Sharpsville Ind No 1 The' marriage of Miss Helen A Bass and William Albert Keller Jr was quietly solemnized yesterday at the home of parents Mr and Mrs George Bass 3353 Broadway' The ceremony was pronounced by the Rev rank 'Wicks of the All Souls Unitarian Church In the presence of the families and a few Intimate friends The only at tendants were her little niece and nephew Janet and Lawrence Bass Before the ceremonv Miss Jessamine Cratser of Ev anston Ill sang Love You by Carrie Jacob Bond accompanied by Miss Ruth Blair a cousin of the bride The guests from out of town were Miss Jessa mine Cratser Miss Ella Hostatter ofEvanston Ill Mr and Mrs James Jacobsof Louisville and Mr and Mrs Milton Hopkins of Lansing Mich Mr and Mrs Keller have gone West for several weeks They will be at home at 4129 Ashland avenue after Sept 1 BKEITHS GRAND OPERA HOUSE BILLY VAN A THE BEAUMONT BISTERS GERALD GRIIN CO CONLIN 8TJSXK A CARB JOSEPHINE HUGH LLOB) DALE A BOYLE PAULINETTI A PIQUO PI1OTOPLANE MATINEE DAILY will still have to be perform much social service with ser vants sne said Halls in churches ureed as recreation centers bv Mrs who held the tendency of young folk to pleasure should be satisfied in that man ner SUCCESS LIES IN BALLOT While hundreds of women in various spheres of life are working for these re forms she said Xheir goal and hope for success Iles In the ballot She expressed hope that if a new constitution is adopt ed it win contain a suffrage The militant acts condemned by Mrs tha z4 riff nr I fnr be made by Indfana iomen on such grounds At the conclusion' of the address Miss Harriet Noble reiterated the sentiments made by the speaker regarding militant methods of suffragettes Miss Noble heh that American women should not disapprove the objects of English suffra gettes even if their methods were con demned Miss Belle will read a review of Olive and next riday which will be the last meet ing of the league until fall face to face however with perplexing question of choosing tween many attractive models us suggest just the styles best suited to your taste experts at it and have the shoes A flB RESERVED SEATS 1ft All II EVERT MATINEE IIUU Except SATURDAY lUw 19 We Can Save You Money Sell for Less" I eiae urniture Carpet Cf 5 32 34 36 South Illinois St Systematic Thrift The man who has $500 a year to live on or $1000 may be just as wasteful in his extravagance proportionately to his income and even more be blamed for it than the man who has $25000 $50000 or $1000000 income Economy is a word that sounds harsh There very little music In it for most ears but hen you look at it in the right way thrift is Tailoring College Instructors in Dress Cutting Drsss Mak ing and Tailoring up to date sys5 tern Learn now and make your entire wardrobe under our supervision Call send for particulars 1411 North Illinois street Indianapolis CLOAK AND sbIT HOUSE 134 West Washington Street Bargain Speci Any Suit In New Spring Serge Models Values glh' up to $30 Work Brings Big Price In London Auction LONDON May 19 There was excited bidding at today for Rae portrait of Mrs Robertson Wil liamson which eventually brought $116 500 easily a record for a Raeburn I Kansas City Saturday Afternoon ks Reserve seats ball park phone New 2860 Belmont 108 Tickets Weber iiuilir erber Pierson Deadlier Watch for ball front Djilry Lunch Dorothy Dodd shoes eliminate all problems but one decision 1 Style fit and comfort are all assured Indiana Stydente Hold May Athletic Grounds BLOOMINGTON Ind May torlc old Jordan ield which the scene of hundreds of exciting Indiana University athletic contests whs in pos session of 200 pretty coeds of the school this afternoon who held their first an nual Nftiy festival before a crowd of near ly 2000 people Opening with a pictur esque pennant parade which formed nn the campus headed by the University Band the program was given in two parts on the field It consisted of a grand march Indian club drills wand and ex tension drills gymnastic games and folk dances and ended with the winding of the May pole While the exercises were being given music was furnished by the band find orchestra It was the first time the athletic field was ever used by the gfrls THESPIANS ELECT OICERS That fine old German Carl Schurz 'says are like stars you will not succeed In touching them with your hands but like the sea faring man on the desert of waters you choose them as your guides and following them you reach your That thought Is uplifting isn't it? One knows how the'jnariner in the silent watches of the night looks up to the stars to get his bearing And likewise the soul in the silent times of life can look upward to Its ideals' and swing back again into the true course I It is essential to have ideals if we want to get the most ana the best out of life Life is not lived as leisurely as it once was It is hurried and worried feverish and frantic Without ideals which like the great silent stars are unmoved by all the fret they see below them we can not tell whither we are go ing whether we are making headway toward arriving at something definite or whether we are merely spending our lives lna frantic rush without ever moving ahead We need a glance upward now and then at our ideals to tell lust where we are whether really stationary or off the course or making progress in the right direction As to what these ideals shall be each needs to decide for himself But in de ciding he should look far ahead into the GRAND BALL GERMANIA HALL THE INDIANAPOLIS STAR SATURDAY MAY 20 '191T ARVINES ASSOCIATE ELAYEKS IN THE COMEDY MELODRAMA "WHY WOMEN Next Week Sunday Afternoon and Henry Pictorial Repro duction ol and Passion Play lf)10" Seats Now Selling POWDER Absolutely Pure Tho only baking powder i made from Royal Grapo BY BETTY BLYTHE Shad roe! Does the term suggest thing in the way of a fishy delicacy? Probably not unless you are one of the favored mortals to own the rather high price required when the season and a short one comes around each year To be sure shad roe Is not a high priced luxury provided the provider is cateriifg to a large family The point is that it is a luxury for a small family Shad roe sells for $1 each shad roe The fish may weigh four pounds or he may weigh eight all the same price whatever he does weighbecause shad 4s the one fish that sells by the fish and is not priced according to the pound The sea son is now on and it will last until about the middle of June Shad is to be baked planked or broiled It is good to eat Prob ably most people know it best as a high priced delicacy served in the hotels and caXes It may be prepared as well at home always provided one has the $1 to pay The secret of the short season for shad is that this fish is one species of the finny tribe that refuses to be refrigerated It is no manner of use" freezing him up to unfreeze and sell next winter or some time In the not always determinable fu ture Shad must be eaten fresh or not eaten at all That is the reason shad is a delicacy And now you housewives who poke dainty fingers into the flsh temptingly handed out at the fish shop and ask in a I am not to be voice It it may be sad truth but It is the truth nevertheless that your specific fish may have been caught four or seven oc one year ago The fish man was tell ing you the literal truth when he said that the fish was one of that shipment The fish man did not put your flsh Into cold storage He bought It out of cold storage But you did not ask him anything about that did you? exclusive JYlarOll shoe store 26 and 28 'Washington St A RKAND NEW fJIIOW 1'OK TIRED CIRCUS LOVERS CULVER BLACK HORSE TROOP Military Exhibition Circus Hlppoclrums Wild West Olyuipto Chariot Room I I ir' 1 fr I tic Sr tr 'h 'i 1 'it? A I 4 I so 1 V'' I JI a A 'Z AWMI Wl IHV 1 WU Barba S' KM I.