South Bend News-Times, Volume 36, Number 130, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 10 May 1919 — Page 7

SATTODAY AITKUXOOV. MAY 10. 1319. DEVOTED TO THE INTERESTS OF WOMEN i "There's a Shirt I Like Clubs Circles SOCIETY Suffrage Philanthrophy

THE SOUTH BEND NEVS-TIMES

Th1 rngagement of Mis IVarlj liupcl. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. M.

. Uupe, 97 3 Klverside dr.. and W. Kingsby Abernethy. son of Mr. and .Mr?, Fimer V. Abern'thy, 122 Marquette av., was announced at a charming Faring luncheon given at l-:30 o'clock today in the Itupel country home, south of tho city. The news of the approaching nuptials, which will occur on June 10, vas conveyed to the pucst l.y means of dainty place cards, in whk'h were pocketed smaller cards hearing the nimes of Miss Ilupel and Mr. Abernethy. Masses of apple Mohorns constituted the attractive decorations 'f the home and of the table at which covers were placed for 12

Miss Sarah Witwer and her noue guest, Mis3 Mary Möhler of Joliet, 111., Miss Mary and Miss Helen Ku?a, Miss Oladys Watters. Miss Mary Hlair. Miss Helen Ycrrick, Mrs. iJiehl Martin, Mrs. Carl Cohlmeyer, Miss Mildred Inciter and Mis Uernadtne Good.

Adele Garrison 's Revelations of

Nczo a Wife

Their Second Honeymoon

Mrs. It. C. IlaiUback, 621 S. Fcllowj t., entertained the members of the Frances Willard W. C. T. U. at their rejrular meeting Friday afternoon. Devotional were led by Mrs. Georgo Davis and Mrs. ItailsLack wa.s In charge of the program which Included the following features: A dLacussion upon the "U of Tobacco," presented by Mra Samuel Lehman, Mrs. Jennie Taylor and Mr. Gertrude Allbrlght; papers on "Tho Good Which 13 Belm? Accomplished by Prohibition" by Mrs. Iiallsback and Mrs. Lawrence Hummer. On June 1 Mrs. L. Hummer will entertain the union at her home, 230 E. Broadway. An announcement of great Interest among South Bend's younger set is that of the marriage of Mlsa Ituth

Carlson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Carlson, 802 V. LaSalle av., to Carl Llenhart whleh took placo Dec. 26, 1918,. in St. Joseph Mich. Following a ehort visit In Elkhart with the groom's sister, the couple will make their home In "Wakarusa, Mr. and Mrs. John V. Reynolds, jr., entertained a number of friends Friday night In honor of Mrs. James V. C. Reynolds of Kalamazoo. Mich., who la the guest of Mrs. John F. Reynolds, sr.. 620 W. LaSallo av. The affair waa In the nature of a dinner danco and waa held at the Rumely hotel, Laporte, Ind., the trip being mad by motor. On Saturday evening Mr. and Mrs. Lafayette LeVan Porter will entertain at the South Bend Country club. Chaln-o'-Lakea. In Jionor of Mrs. Reynolds. I A very Interesting program was presented at the meeting of the Perley Mother's club Friday afternoon. Mlsa Lulu Kline, school nurse, spoke on "Contagious diseases of Children and Their Prevention." and Miss Leila Oglo led the discussion on "Meals " for School Children," and showed slides in connection. A hoop drill was given by the children of tho echooi.

At the regular meeting of the

Danish Brotherhood held Thursday!

night In Dania hall, the members of the lodge, including their friends, were entertained by the members of the Danish Sisterhood. More than 100 members were present. Following tho program music, dancing and trumei were enjoyed. F"orty-six members and puests of tho Norman Kddy Sewing circle were prefnt at the meeting held Friday afternoon at the home of Mrs. J. F. Kline Lincoln way K. Mrs. C. Kusso..n and Mrs. John Foster acted as assistant hostesses. Miss Jiuth

what hap pkniu) whfn madgi: imitatf!) dicky's action in kkkitng hitu room to iikrm:lf. "Madge, open the door." Th words as they came from Dicky's lips were a peremptory command. I had heard him rush up the

i stairs a moment before, evidently

upon receiving my message, transmitted through Katie, that I would not he Jown to dinner. I unlocked the door und opened It. hoping levoutly that I would bo able to keep up tho attitude I had chosen against Dicky's rudeness, that of quiet cold dignity. ' "See here" Dicky began roughly "I want to know whether you're really sick or whether you're simply stalling because you're mid. Katie says you're not coming down to dinner." "Katie Is eminently correct in her statement. I am not com'nf? down to dinner," I answered frigidly. "Are you sick or grouchy?" The question was explosive. I knew my husband well enough to realize that my next words would probably precipitate a .storm, and I resolved to end the scene quickly. "After your rudeness of this morning, I do not see that my reasons for keeping to my room have any Interest for you. But as I

really have a headache, I must

you to excuse me." I stepped back into my room ard closed my door. He had done ex

actly the same thing a few hours before, when I had asked him for an explanation of the impassioned love letter, written in a woman's handwriting and copied in his own. which had dropped from the basket of waste paper he had so carefully destroyed. Tho only difference in the two incidents was that he had slammed the door in my face, and accompanied with an oath his indignant refusal to explain the letter, while I had shut the door quietly, and had preserved the outward forms of courtesy in my words. I heard him draw in his breath sharply, and then like an angry street pamln. he called out loudly, "Oh. go to the devil," and, turning rushed down the stairs again. Fvery nerve was quivering as 1 returned to my low chair by the window. I knew that Dicky would not readily forgive my action, even

mougn he knew It had been caused

by his own outrageous rudeness. Rut I felt that more than the result of this one Incident depended upon my holding fast to thp course of action I had planned. If I allowed Dicky to persist in his habit of rudely snarling at me whenever he was angry, I should soon have no self respect left. I had thought the matter over very carefully, and resolved that until Dicky apologized to me

thoso weights seemed to be no more than feathers, and out they plunged, : through ferns and over logs and , underbrush after us. They never caught us. and I don't j know w hat they would have done if i ' they had. but oh! the glorious terror t of that run through the FOft twi-; light, when the Rarnards goats filled the dull day with wild excitement and gave us something to talk about;

and giggle over and gasp at for weeks. t Human nature doesn't chance

IHrlo'd Ultimatum. much, does it? . Dicky made no further attempt to, j don't think I'll give Clifford away see rue until the next mmorning aft- j to the little boy In the country, who er breakfast. It was not quite like J hones for him. after all.

TTaily fashion hot

fo- his action of the morn'ng 1 should keep out of his vay. and manure so as to take my meals a other hours than his.

him to remain ansry so lone, and my vague uneasiness over hi3 probble course of procedure had deepened to a lively alarm when he knocked at my door. "You don't need to bother to open the door," lie called. "I'm poing- to stay in town a day or two. until you get over your grouch. Any time you come out of it telephone me and I'll come home " He hurried away, without glvinS me time to answer, even if I had wished to do so. Hut there was no desire for speech with my h'irtand

in the cold rage which beuan to creep over me. The airy disdain with which he had treated my an?er, the diabolically clever manner with which he had managed to put the burden of any reconciliation on me infuriated me. Not that there was left in me any desire for a reconciliation. At the moment I was almost angry enough to wish that I might never see him again. Hut I did not quite get to the point of uttering that wish, even mentally. There is a thread of su-

beg perstition in me. a fear that Fate

might take me at my word. The MMiono Itlngs. As I dressed hastily, for I had overslept because of my wakeful nigh. I conceived and dismissed tgain half a dozen fantastic schemes to bring Dicky to a realization of his error, for my anger was just childish enough to wish in some way to "get even." Katie greeted me joyfully when I came downstairs- She had kept a delicious breakfast warm for me. and was voluble over the serving of it. "I was joost tooming oop stairs mit dot tray, von I hear you." she said as she hovered around me. "I tink vunce I coom oop stairs, wake you, den I tink, no, I let you sleep all you vant. yen you sleep, you happy." "Thank you. Katie," I returned, and dismissed her upon some housev. ifcly pretext. Her perceptions were too keen, her sympathies too warm for me to be quite comfortable with her eyes watching me. It was an hour after breakfast, when I was still chafing under Dicky's rudeness, that the telephone summoned me. I hurried to it. in the hope that Dicky was 'phoning his repentance to me, something he had done frequently before. But it was not Dicky's voice that came to me over the wire. The deeper tones were those of Dr. Pet-tit.

I believe he's really needed here, though I'm afraid the woman who darns those stockings might not quite agree with me.

Personals Harvey Hepler, who has been serv. ing with the 60th heavy artillery in France, arrived at the base hospital at Camp Merritt, N. J., according to word received by his parents, Mr. and Mrs. George S. Hepler. Mrs. Cl. Krauser, 62 3 Leland a v., has as her guests. Mrs. Homer Fermell and son. Mrs. Charles Uostiscr, and Mis.- Iva. Ray, all of Albion. Mich. Bernard Fenton. 4 21 X. Taylor st., is spending the week with friends in Klkhart. Mrs. Charles Mikesell. 313 F. Wayne st., has received word of the safe arrival In New York of her son. H. J. Hutchinson of the 119th held artillery, 4'Jnd division, formerly stationed at Mauvates, France.

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DEAL STUDENTS

IVIrJ SILVER CU

Contestants of South Bend High School Place in Two Contests.

Park3 bent.

rendered several vocft? num-

Bear Fear sof Childhood

j By Winifred Black ! i I

The silver cup In the annual Lake Forest Interscholastic contest and lirst place in the Northern Indiana Oratorical contest were won by local high school students at contesta held Friday at Lake Forest, 111., and at Flkhart, Ind. The winning of tirst place in oral

Navy blue chiffon cloth afternoon gown, embroidered In dull gold and Jet beads.

MESSEL FIELD

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Real Estate Firm Buys Tract. To Build 100 Houses in Short Time.

We wonder how many times the above phrase has been uttered bv men and women who have taken ad

vantage of our former Shirt Sales.

They'll Say It Again Today We offer our complete line of $1.50 and SI. 75 Men's Dress Shirts for

LpiL

Each

Announcement was made Saturday morning of the purchase of a 0 5 acre tract of land In Mueel'a third addition to the ctiy of South Bend by the real estate tirm of Whitcomb and Keller. The land extends from Portage av. to Vassar av. and from Blaine av. to the C. I. & S. railroad tracks. A strip of the land runs from Vassar av. south to Van Buren st. and extends along Lawndale and Diamond av. This is the tract of land known as "Muessel held." It was rumored a few weeks airo that it had been

Cotton Hose for Men at

Athletic Underwear Regular $1.00 values Jtyo,

19c

and

Others at 59c

expression by Miss Lucille Gerber

and lirst place in letter writing by ; bousht by the Ford Motor Car Co

.miss uoromy ueuz, togetner witli Although the purchase prico was the standing of the other two mem-, nol mat0 known, it is understood.; bers of the team, Carl Baumgartner , nearlv juoo was exchanged in theand Douglas Owen, brought to South transaction. ' Bend tho silver loving cup which is, "c Whitcomb. of the firm of j offered by the Lake Forest academy ; -iVhitco ml. and Keller stated at- !

TffS BR.iGfTyST SPQT W TO'vVt

Miaa Mary Bryant. 4 0ö K. Keasey t., was hostess at the meeting of the Wanlta Sewing circle hold Friday afternoon. There wore 18 members present. Needle work was the diversion of the afternoon. Mrs. George McQuire, Michigan id., will entertain May 23. -r Mra. Frank MaT. 29 X. Cushinsr .-t entertained at her home Friday afternoon in honor of her aunt, who is visiting from Valparaiso. At 500" Mrs. John Nugent won first prize and Mr. Newton Holjcross was awarded the consolation.

Dear me, I do wish thoso children would keep away from that pate! They've been hanging around it

) for the last half hour there's one of I them hanging on tne fence right) l ... . I

now. is sue leaning over u on pur-j poe? oh. I thought she was gone that time sure enough! ! What afunny little plaid skirt she wears. omo body has hid a lot to j do darning those stockings. There'll j be another hole to darn hy nlffht, the little rascal! Little does .she rtckj or c.ire about darns or hole either!

I wonder if that s her brother with her the little fellow with the big. serious eyes, anil oh. the fos

if he is just fooling, too. just as they are. They don't have to p..ss here on their way to and from school. They come cut of their way two blocks to do it and every day it is the same thing linger, watch, whisper. Out he comes Woof Woof Giirr-rr-rr and away they go down the hill in a babel of shrieks and cries, and denunciations and threats that's why tlu-y come. If I were to sell Clifford or trive

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Announcements Th Tabitha Girls of Zion Fvan-

uelical church will hold a regular) meeting Monday evening at the! parish school. I The. St. Joseph Hospital Aid Sew-j ing committee will entertain Monday j afternoon at the home of Mrs. B. L. ; Green. 22 4 S. Carroll st. j

The meeting of tho Pleasant lew

u c T. U. will be held Wednesday

afternoon at the home of Mrs. C

Hopkins, 10.7 Johnston st. It will

be in the nature or a wnue rmoon , -.tockir.t,-.

recruit meeting und all tho mothers are invited to bring their small children. Tne St. Joseph county W. C T. L. executUc will meet Monday afternoon at 2: CO o'clock in the church parlors. A May party, to which each member will be privileged to Invite a uest. will follow tho regular monthly business meeting of the Youni; Women's Foreign Missionary society of the Grace M. F. church to bo held Monday evening in the parlors of the church.

horn voire! Why can never speak matter how near without yelling Indians? Here's the big

is it that children to each other no they are together like Commanche

The American Home and Invtstment Co. has money to loan on second mortgage for bonus at a rtatronable rate. For full particulars a!! at room 210 Fanners TrUit I IdAMFBK'AN IIO.MI! AND INVESTMENT CO. tüHS-Lf Advt.

one aura in. What

a lummox, that boy is! I do hope the puppy won t h.. r them this time. Of course he won't bite them: he can't get at them to do tha.. But csterday, when he ran out from around the corner of the house, one of them fell olf of the cate and they all tumbled down the hill like kernels of corn popping cut of the popper. In (illVoril .Ix Fooling? 1 shouldn't wonder if it was that time that the little girl tore her

nd how they all scream

c and the names that the LUgett boy called t he puppy he even shuck Iiis tlst at him, and stamped h. foot with terrific courage and def.ame. with the gate stoutly locked L' t ween their. ! , 1 wonder if the g.Ue really latched this time? What if there. I

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each year to the school having the highest team average. Miss Dora 1. Keller, head of the English department at the local high school, accompanied the team on its trip. The first place in the boys' Oratorical contest at Elkhart was taken by Morris Goodman. Miss Marjorie Bee took part in the Declama tion contest but did not place.

I nrday morning that they intended'

MUSICAL PROGRAM IS FEATURE OF CHURCH

Sunday musical program at the Westminster Presbyterian church will be furnished by the Amphion quartet and Miss Katherine . Beach, organist. Following are the numbers: Morning. 1'ielude. "Marche Nuptiale Ganne-Shelley Quartet. "Mother's Brajcr" .... Cassd Offertory. ' Bomame" .. Zitterbart Solo. "Little Mother of Mine" . . Burleigh

Postlude. "March" F cuing. Quartet. "The Shadows Kveninir Hours" Quartet, "Braise Ye the

; to make rapid advances in the im-j ' provement of the property during I the coming summer. Forty lots, he I

; said, have already been platted, and ! preparations aro being made to have 150 more lots platted within the next few weeks. According to the firm's present

program or improvement ior ineir ; new piece of property, about 50 new homes will be erected in this addi- ! tion before fall and 100 more will ; be built by next year. j I Silver maple trees have already i ' been ordered to be planted on the ; lots that aro already platted. As : 'soon as the abstract is approved,! work will begin on the installation j , of a sewer system, builning of side-i ; walks and pavings of the streets. .1. 11. Kelsey represented Muessels in the sale of tho land.

WHEELOCK & COMPANY

Williams

DBA THS iiti:i srnui:iiu:it. Yed Schreiber. 5S years old. died

At the

to the music by the uuartet the Westminster Sunday school orchestra under the direction of I. Gillis will furnish several numbers.

GIRL SERIOUSLY HURT WHEN AUTO STRIKES

Marie Kraesur, South Bend av.. jured Saturday o'clock ihen an

703

20 years old

was severely inmorning at 10 automobile driven

know it. here he comes around

cerner of the, house. t;;iTord. the 1 r :s!i terrier, every hair on end with righttous indignation! Who are these aliens that dare to lincer and look in at his special property? What, the same ones that wer- here esterday! He'll teach them! What a barking, what screeches. Tlure they k again, tumbling down the hill, ard Girl'ord with his head thioUKh the bars of the Kate, barking as if he lived but for the one purpose uf freezing the blood in the eins of marauding children. I wonder if he really means it or

him away to a little boy in the country who is really honing for him. they wouldn't come by here at all any more. Of course, don't you" remember the pasture where the co vs were when you were little and how there was a rumor about one of those cows? Human .Nature Doont Clianirtv

One d ay when Mary Alice wasj

passing by the fence that cow lower, ed her head and mooed, just as loud, you could bear her way down to the school house! And Mary Alice cried and dropped hr arithmetic and wouldn't ;o back after it no matter what jou said. And Tom Hoagen said he wasn't afraid of any cow that ever mooed, and he went back and got the arithmetic, and said "Pshaw, it wasn't anything! " And after that he always carried Mary Alit e's books home for her. Let's s e. did Mary Alice marry Tom, or was it his city cousin of the same name she married? Anyhow, don't you remember all the errands that suddenly took you pi--, that pasture, you .,nd your irier.us, and how disappointed you

were when that cow didn't even look i

up, no matter how loud you whoop- !

ed. no sir. not even when you took r-r- irn-r . . . , a stick and drew it alonP the fence WAR DEPARTMENT MAN :"fl?"!, J TO ADDRESS CHAMBER

inv b'iu.i. 'tj an; I'UU rveeji u-oats in jour town? Nobody did in mine not right in town, but on the outskirts there waj a family that) kept goats three

Koats. a bla-k one. a black and white one and a gray one. These Koats were the terror of the neighborhood. Tb y lived in the woods, and to keep them from roaming too far somebody had tied heavy weights to their collars. Hut when the goats hearJ children passing alone the road

Friday at the home of Almira Bailey on the Olive Bran:h rd., following an illness of six weeks. He i-s survived by two daughters. Hes-

and Ohta of Chicago: two sis

ters. Mrs. s. I- . Uarnure or Auaubon,

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The new dance hit of the Victor Ft cords for .May- -" 'horn.'." as played by the Joseph C. Smith Orchestra, is a fox lrt that will ertaln'y keop your feet active. Other good Kcord in the May lst-

1S534 Mndolon One-step .March ... H7c .Marche Franca Imo50S.. Wedding March 81.:." Coronation March from "Fe I

1S33G Arabian Niirlits One-stop Mot! Sand Dunes One-Mcp. . . . 18 5 31 Kentucky Dream Wall. . . . . NiC Velvet Fatlj Modle Wall.

Victor Mihtai Hand Victor Military Hand sousa's Hand rophotc" rthwr Prjor's Hand ...Waldorf-Astoria Dance Orchestra Nicholas Orlando's Orchestra N'icliola Orla iil4 Orclietra Nicholas Orlando's Orchestra

451;2 After All Itoinahl Werrenrath Sl.OO Lonesome Thai's All I.amhert Murili 1853 Imt Cry. Freiich. Don't Cry Chailev Ilart-Flliott Sh.iu 8.c I Know What It Means to He I ,rieoiiio Henry Hurr 70123 When I W.'is Tcnt-onc Ilnrrj Lauder S1.2.Va (ionna Kerp Fiu Down on the l aiin.' rthur I ields 8."e How Are 'ol .ohi' to Wet Yttuv Whivtle? Hill Murrai George H. Wheelock & Company

of the . . Shelley Father"

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fveninir service in addition!

anil .Mrs. it. rvuuuei ui van

ton. ., and one brother. I?. F. Hchreiber. also of Canton. Mr. Schreilicr was born in Bedford, O.. on May 'JC. ISrtl. Funeral MTvices will be held at the Olive Htanch church Monday afternoon at 3 o'clock. Burial will be in the Lakeville cemetery.

bv Slrivridrm Iti1:ins- ?01 V Mich-

iran t triirk her while she was lOUf'"as

walking across the Lasalle bridge on j her way home. ' She was crossing the street over the bridge going from the south J Mdcwalk to the north when Shu was struck. Ikilanes stopped his ma-; chine and rushed her to Ft. Joseph i hospital where she was given nudi-! ,'cal attention. Dr. Thomas Olney i was called and examined the in-1 Juries. The extent of the injuries could not be ascertained since they j are internal but it is believed she I will recover. ISalanc-s is being hel lj

j in the city Jail.

MKS. IIFAKY DOF(. LAS. Word has been received here by Mrs. Margaret Hoke. Portape av.. of the death of Mrs. Henry

5 years obi of West Con

cord. Minn., which occjrred on May .1. Mrs. Douglas was born in Greene township, ot. Joseph county. Ind., and lived here about 1) years. She wa formerly Miss Mary Throckmorton and was a sister of the late James Throckmorton. She is survived by several nieces ar.d nephews of this citv.

FUNERALS

Lieut. Carter M rtsentative of the will speak before

Kohl, field rep-J war department.!

the Chamber

MISS MAWAN WUK'HT.

Funeral services for Miss Marian Wright will be held at the residence. 10C'. California av.. at 4 o'clock s'jnday afternoon. I lev. Mr. Persons will officiate and burial will be in Riverview cemetery.

HOME DEMONSTRATION AGENT ANNOUNCES SCHEDULE FOR WEEK

Following is the schedule for the city home demonstration agent. Miss Lelia Ogle, durinf? the comins week: Tuesday, Coquillard Mothers' club, 2:o0 to :::"J0 o'clock. Miss Ogle will discuss "Household Accounts" and Miss Fanny Thomas, school nurse, will talk on "Children's Diseases." Wednesday. Studebaker Mothers' club, C to 4 o'clock. The committee on organisation will report and present a slite of officers, Miss Ogle will talk on "having Labor in the Household." and th- school nurse will deliver an addre.-s. Thursday, Lincoln Mothers' club. 2:30 to Z'.ZQ o'clock. There will be a. round table discussion of the needs of the district which will Include talks on "A Domestic Science Kitchen" by Mrs. A. J. Austin. "Manual Training" by Mrs. C. K. Miller. "An Eighth Grade" by H. J. Luther, and "A Playground" by Mrs. Farcil. R. A. Overholser of the Y. M. C. A. will talk on "Our Coys." Friday. 'Kivr Park Home Kconomics club. -: J-0 to :J:30 o'clock. Miss Osle will discuss the making and working of the tireless cooker and the iceleis refrigerator.

planatory talk. .Ii- Dora H'TFhenow. well known pianist, ably usfeisied Mr. Klhcl on tin. .second piano. A ilt'monstration of the reproducing power of the Duo-irt pianol. wad given by Mr. Fl bei at the clo.of the evening. A well known number was lirst played by him and then reproduced with remarkable exactness by the pianola.

'Y' BOYS' DEPARTMENT PLANS 'NOURCITY TRIPS'

A feature of the summer program for the boys' department of the y. M. C. A. was announced s'.jturday morning by Victor H. Kupfc-rer. retary of the hoys' building. "Nourcity tripr." is the title which lias been applied to a number of inspection tours which will be made weekly by the boys to th" lartre manufacturing concerns of the c;ty. Arrangements have already been made for trips throuph the following plants: Oliver Chilled Plovr Co . South Rend Watch Co., Stephenson Mfg. Co., Waf r Works. South Rend Toy Co.. Studebaker Corp.. Rirdsell Mfg. Co.. and the Simrer Mfg. Co.

TO EXHIBIT U. S. FILM AT GRACE M. E. CHURCH "l it : 1'iuht," a film pro l ice-i tinder po e r :i m e n t supervision ani exhibited under health departmen; auspices ujll b" shown again ir. South li'-d'l M.ri'l-4- nintc at s o' In- k at ''rar e M. K. rriuieh, Michigan and Tutt sts Dr. K. (. I'r eyermu th anr.o j r.-Satui!:t-that the picture would bexhiiutd in iri'iu parts of tli eity durir. t h- next two vi eks. that tb.e men and buys of each community IiiH- !-- It. All men arid boys oer 1J . re.vi.Jin in the south nri of th" city ure reijjested to attend Thshowir.g Mondae ni-rht. Tb.e:e 5s no admi-ion harr.

LOUIS ELBEL GIVES PIANO RECITAL

of i

Commerce luncheon Monday on the topic of employment ottiees for returr.0'1 sailors and soldiers. Lie ;t. Kohl has been connected with em

ployment work for th years and it is expected dwell on the continuation cal ottieeji.

past two he Will f tile io-

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ItlltTIIS. Mrs. Albln

Hanyzewfki.

her st.. are the parents

born May

tauyhter was horr to Mr. and '

Fronislaus Hudziaski. S

B rook ti eld lorn to Wrobi

st.. May 3. Mr. and Mrs. lauehfer. Airil 9.

piano recital which vas at

tended by 40 guests, was given by I Louis Libel in the rec ital room of j the Flu el store Friday night. Mr.: Fibel played a number of selections', which will be rendered by the Min-t

John I neapolis orchestra Monday and ac-J I companied his performance with ex-

ro iiiki: afon; him:k. A hike alor.g the north bank of the St. Joseph river will be enjoyed by members and guests of the Kniployed Boys' club of the y. Tl. C. A. Thursday night instead of ;he usual weekly meeting. The club i made up of boys who are emploed during the day and includes representatives from moil of the . ,ding business concerns.

PRESIDENT TO DELIVER TREATY MESSAGE TO CONGRESS IN PERSON Ii V I ;. : I'HH: "WASHINGTON. May 1.. l'rl W'.Hnn w.I! deher hi-. p are treaty meace to cor.i.-res immediately aftr h;S refit n l;-n-.". :t was stat-d a: he wr.ite hr!jf. today. The Hie.'Sae to be C.'i b'e-1 !lefor the oper-.ing ,f the extia e.si'n. it was .-aid, will be horter rnd be devot d lar?!y to dom;-t!C ;u,,.i-ti"n-.

look: s-e the Fvans Tower 'cb. t 1.1 I.. Jefttr-.ri Blvd. 144,'.:-1. Adv.

look: See the Lvans To'Atr Ccle at U4 K. Jefferson Bld. 1 4 4 : 3 -1 0 Adv.

V.trnr's S-.1 Stor-. gan st. Advt.

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