South Bend News-Times, Volume 36, Number 167, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 16 June 1919 — Page 7
THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES
MONDAY i:T.MG. .TTNT ir,. ID 19.
DEVOTED TO THE INTERESTS OF WOMEN
Clubs
Circles
SOCIETY
Suffrage
Philanthrophy
f-f enty-ftv c rr. mhcrs ;r.d
1 -st s
r4 present at the C.i mron r:imily -. ur.;e- rhu whs held at the counry home of Mr. ami Mrs Salomon cV.Crer. r.'.ir Nüm, Sunday. Four j-r. rations wpr reprr vented. Th I 1 t member present was Mrs-. -i;m Fastwood f)f Nile-, and the ,-our.gest w.s Mj.-vw p, tt S'umrnfrril!. HUtne a v. Thirty numbers w-r :rnt from South llt-nd. Those of I.e. second pi n -ration wer-: Mrs. IV. C na. Mrs Frank Dunn. Mrs Minr. Ca!, Orhorn Kl7.r, and Mrs
A V.'ayr.o. Th
e otT.rr rs elected fo:
ARE YOU SUPERSTITIOUS?
Superstitions Connected With Weddings
iiY imo(.i;m: in nen.
Not His Fighting Day By Archcy Cameron New
Text vf;ir were. Mik Maude Fmholtz Ni'.es, president, and Mr.-. Sim Knode of South Hfr.'i, se, ret. try. The next meeting wi! h-ii it the 10m- of Mr. and Mtk John Frrler it Nlles- in Jun, IG jo. Th 10th reunion of the Thrown 'imily was held at the home of Mr. ird Mrs. I., s. l-'ickencei her. 11?. ?t. ?eter st., Sunday. Forty-three mem5' rs wer- prevent. Tho.-e from out of .own wer: Mrs. Lirzie Kinlnm nnd on. Ralph, of Hranford, Canada; Mr? Minrio Ieitch of Chi- .icro; A. W. rWer .md Cnrri Ryer of Monrovia, 7a!if.. and Morris Hrnwn of -...---ipoii?, Mich. A buffet luncheon. wasserved, after which the fo'iowlnc sfT.cer rf lctH: CharW-s Pye. trr sident; Jnmrn Brown, vu" presi-i'-nt; Carrie Krinsr. scrtiry, and Minnie Leitoh. trviurcr. Th next "neetint: wi!l he held at the iotn of Mr. ami Mrs. Hay P.ittersnn. Sump::on I'rairie. The marritge of Mis I.t -or. a ftoner. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. r". .-'toner, h rivr-iand a' ., to Howird K- Smith, son of Mr. and Mrs. .Valter X. Smith. F. pa hail av., ook pla. o Saturday afternoon at 5'"'ork. The bride wu frowned in vhito georgette, and wnr a white
picture hit. sho carried a bouquet jf swr: peas and valley lilies. ,
Mis Florence or.- r. 2 ! " ". r.afayotto 1 ivd . entert., j ;i d with in informal ta this aftrrnoon in
nonor oi .Mrs. Uliani Ki-rn.in of, r-:rf)it. M:( h. who is th jrn.-t i.f
Mrs H. Cum. ..'." X. Main st. Amoni: tho 'u -.ts uas Mrs Jdm TunninKharn of Hamilton. Out . win. s tho ui'.t of hor mothfT. Mrs. Ii. ?. Ihourn. Ffrtao av. Miss Förster r-ff-ctod a color schf-m of yellow and white in th" d-rorations. Mr. and Mrs. Kdward P. Millar. 305 K. Calvert st., rntertained with i family dinner Sunday in honor of Mrs. Millfr" hrothrr. Thomas J. rirrn. who Just rwoived Jus honorihl dis'har from th- army aftf-r i year's y ri(o w ith th' H8th onzinerrs. ("" i u rrc laid for 12. IJosr.s forni'-il tho i rntt i pirc tor ihr ta.nl.
i;i)lOi:'S )Ti; Onlnir to unaxoidallo 1 1 I . i . the n-l inallinontH r "Tlu l(t' atloiis of ,i Wlff" will not iiallablo for puhlr a t iMi for a f las. During I hi- Ji.ln iiu 1w Nr.. Tiiur rflfts this liort mi !. of intr'tinc attlrl-" -oiHrnin supoitillons. A tu w !H will apr.ir iich da until Madur and 1)1 hy an o.m v inorx ailt t4 a-poar.
Thrt- '.i no :.d to ;h s'.ijxrstilinns o n-ftfd with wt Jnin-. although man of tin-m ait -) pr-va-l'-nt that they ha rom- to 1.known as ru-tonis rather titan a:- siip r.-Utions. Xo we-ddinK wrnild Ke deonied a succ -'s if the brine uas not shovt rvii with rief an Mnbl-m of frultfullies. Throwing a sho" at a newly married coupe i :o 5iippoMMl to lrin-; ood lu k. A linf is con.-i!-r-red a symijol of authority, and as the bride has Junt broken away Irom her pan nt's irot(-ct ion. it is probable that this act syinb(iizr tlu breaking' away from old a s-o.-jati ns. It i alro said that the shoe is thrown in a .-put of retaliation at the j,'i"Oiu for havin-' tarried oif the bride. The shoe, like, rice, may likewise, by considered as a symbol of a ftuPtul marriage- as immoria li.ed ty the lebrated Mother r;or.- rhy iO":
Thre was an old woman who lived in a shoe; She had -o many children she didn'i know whHt to do." The wearing of crangre blossoms at a Acddm is supi-ifd to injure ood Iuck. It is considered lucky for a bridesmaid to throw away a. pin on & wedd:n day. and unluckj to be stuck w.th fne. F-r an unniarrid woman to rtad the marriage servict cntirt-ly tiirouKh is said to be unlucky she will never pet a, hushand. The bride must nM er look into a minor alter rh is comidtttly dres.-d; if she would be lucky she n. lift put on some aitnie after she is through adminni; herself. (.'rumb of tlie wc-ddin; t-ikc pusstd through the brid" wedding rir.K and eaten by th biidtsmaids will brim,' a husa.nd within a year. The maiden who ;ets the plain old rinu that is bakeci in the wedding cake has the priviltKe of propoill to the mn of her choice. Tbc maiden who Kkeps on i piece of the groom's ake and dreams of a man will marry him within a year. Catching thf I ndes boomt also prophesies that marriage will come within twelve months. Faster ena yemenU. are said to foretell money, those at Ascension, health; those at Trinity, a big family, those at Whitsuntide, peace and content at home. (Copyright, 1919.)
Social Calendar
season of the Woman's Civic leamu ! will be held at the home of Mrs., William I'rob.ista, Mihawaka. 'Sand! Dune:-" will be the s.ibject dis ju. .-.-d. Mrs. V. A. Kendall. :". F. I'.ow - i rriati st. will he hostess at the Hint-! in of the Indies' Aid society of the ( Indiana Avenue Chii-tian church.. ; The Ladies- Aid society of the j First Church of the Frethren will'
int ei in inr conivo i""o'" Mrs. M. A. Fvar.s. bf'.: 4 Woodwaid a v., will entertain the members of the Nonpariel club. I IUDA V.
The meeting of the Woman's soi i-
News of Interest on the West Side
PKKsOXAIjS. I'vt. Lott Ha7.in.ki of the 1 :: 4 th held artillery. Co. B. i0th division.
1 ha arrived safely in Xew York after
12 month's service at the front, uccord in it to w ord received by his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Michael Hazinski. .TOS S. Chapin st. Pvt. Hazinski isj now at Camp Jackson.
ety of the First Haptist church wilIX.(
be held at the home of Mrs. C. A. Tasher, .'l'li. S. Michigan st. A meeting of the st. Joseph Aid
?ocietv
lawn. I . .i...y,sv r frivrrv c!
. tunnel u.hm ' m i" j Mr. and Mr. lohn J. Woolverton. Mr. and Mrs. Howard A. WooUetton ind Mrs. 'ilhelmini K'izer Morrison at the South Fend Country club. Chain-o'-lukes.
MONDAY.
Mrs. Fdith Kachel. Mrs. Luetta . Hjmes. Mrt. Fanny Druliner, Mis. ,
111a sw arson and Mrs. Gertrude Ahrens will a't s hohtesses at flit mtetinK of the South Fend branch of ihe Kantern Star auxiliary . rn:D ay. A dcmonsti atin f cold pack cun
ning; will be K.iv5-n at the meeting oft
:h- Ardmore F oiuniiCi cluh. The Woman's Cnic league have invited the members of the federated clul'S to attend the met fine, to b" lie! ! at the Miami Country club, Misiiawaka. The rular meetinir of the Wonir.'s Home Missionary society of tne I'list Methodist IIpisoop.il chuicil will r ht Id.
Mrs. Felben Shev. I-;
way will he hostess at the nutting; r'. the National Aseo ution of L-tter j Carriers. i Mrs. Mary Fiewrr will -ntett.un j her Sunday school cia-s o; Trinity j l'resb terlan chur h at her home. !
Announcements
Vincent Karpinski arrived here Saturday from Fay City, Mich., for a short visit with South Hend and
will n neia on me oo.-i'in. , .MisnawaKa irienus.
Zyzmunt Tol olski. 1212 Grace st., returned home Sunday after a we ks' visit in Chicago. Mr. and Mrs. Adam Iledlin. who were recently married in Chicago, spnt their honeymoon in South Hend and were quests of Mr. and Mrs-. Michael Hazinski. 30i S. Chapin st. They left for their home in Chicago Sanaa y. Mrs. Salomea Hartoszek, 435 S. Chapin st.. was removed from St. Joseph's hospital to her homo Saturday. Her condition Is very much improved. Mrs. Julius Gnse.sk left Sunday for South Chicapro. after a weeks' visit here with relatives and friends. George Farszynski, who has been here visitinfc with frienas, has returned to Chicapo. He was a guest of Mr. and Mrs. Leon Olszycki, 11 81 Indiana a v. Mrs. Hedwige Werzant, of Baltimore. Md., has returned to her home Sunday. She was called here on ac-
Willi...,, H. Sutnhin has re-,unt of the serious illness of her
,' . ,1 , ,, . ,.n-iin- lister. -Mrs. Mlonu-a FartoszeK, 4Jo I turned ti Camp Mills alter spending. F.rotd- t u .,h his winter Mrs. i- hPin st.
' , , -. c m ,in r' i Miss Josephine Windlewska has F Inwood. Ml S. Main st. t...., ,,..,,w
Pecker X ! i Li4o iituuum "
jy i mg a lew w.iys mmi wiin u itriiua.
Mr. and Mrs. tMsimicr llazinski.
The Fhilathea t lass of Westminster church will entertain with a picnic supper at Keeper park this evening at o'clock. The X. A. K. C .auxiliary will
meet lUesday aiiernoon ,n m- in'un ; of Mrs. Iell Shelley, I'. Froadway. The Volunteer class of the United, Brethren Sunday school will meet1 Tuesday niht at th' hoir.e of Mrs. W. K. Furkhart. 11" S. Lafayette:
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Personals
Frof. and N'oti I atne
Mr a v.
L'c given unuer
Wann a Sew in; j
John
and Mrs. A.
ei'.son. North Shore lr.. spent the
we k at Barron lake. Miss Florence Meyers, F. "olfax
lav., and Keo Kowry. N. Hill st.. ?pent
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friends
' Mr and Mrs. Gtorue Keddish and
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I two children. i'J i-ip"ne .o i' ii Monday mornink' for a motor trip to 'Mitchell. S. P.. where they will be jfhe cue.-ts of Mrs. Beddish's broth-
it rs. .lohn and Ahe Yowtcey, a .d lvr . - . . .... i i . I
sisters. .VH.-.s iv'llle 1 oiuce ;iui .mi f., Adeline Stovtr. H. A. Alb n, '.'.'K N. Adams st . who j
-.2"' N. St. Peter st. A card party vill the ttii-pRe of the circle in Kulmen hall
in1 memi'tr.- o: tr.e i-;i eisior i
c as cf Trinity Pi csbyteria n thurdi
vmII meet at the home of Mis. Mil- i dred Buck, l N. Hill t. , i:iMD. The annual picr.ii- of" ti-.-- Sn.ik--pe.ifc club will le held at the si.m- i i.:tr home of Mis. W. '. luh . j Mrs. Fi ed Fnt.i.in. S Ld.o r!U' -t.. i
will enteitit:, the Woman s l-'orci-'n
Misvionarv so- u t of th- St:'; M.tliJU'ip lb th"
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el', o;o.. w nere ne wiii i .."iini the mi ddie of Au-ust iv.s wife. Mr. i
1 ::. Fassnacht av.. havo returned from LTkhart, Ind.. where they attended the first solemn mass of Hev. li.tlinnv VnHnlnv U'hich u,u u-i, 5
eek en.i at Ply mouth veiling celo,,raled Slind ;iy ,uno j 5.
Mrs. Fmilia Kohheck, of Detroit. Mich., is a guest for two weeks at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Michael Hazinski. .".o S. chapin st.
j reeentiv t t 4 c t 1 from a .-ix niontns
.ibd.iv for pen-
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fdl.-t FpisCOp.i! ei) .Ivb. i:o!-r.c A h.-t. !!.. side dr.. vvll ; lio.-tes at lh
ir.c of the Pastor i- Aid soe. -t.on 1 of the Vv. i ' 1 . r i.r n chuuh Section four oi the Pa.-UM Aid io- iety of the F;rst christian cli'iich ,11 meet with Mrs Gilts. c.1 orne st. There 'vbl he . meeting of s. .-. tmn two of the pa.-toi All so it t 1 the Kirs: Christian chi:uh at lh" home o! Mis. W a 1 c I-.ti:!l st The rnem'-ers cf th Modern
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SUE TO FORECLOSE AUTOMOBILE LIEN
Suit to for i. lose an automobile 1: n w...- brought in th- superior ort Monday, by the F. A. Bennett of th" (verl.md Automobile t "o . ins! P. C. Frown. Bvnr.ett chorees
Mothers' ch h wi!! entertain their, hit hl t,rn, tUil rf..,aI.. ,vrk OM
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The W. C. Sunshine club
.ii ti:e home of Mr. i'.! Taylor,', 1
Kol if. son st. The regular mee'.ir; of the Kai'attte Thimh'.e vvili be h. Id. The Sunshine class of he First lieihodist l-:pi -tp.-.i v nurh will hold A p:cmc at Hudson hike Mrs Seth Hammond will er.tfrtun the fiem.eis of :I;e Ay u htdtiM cr.b ;;i her tountry home on Sumption Pr.uC.e rd. Till KMAY.
Frown's tar amounting to 1'"5. und
'that thc-v also stored it since last;
: t h e y of th bills have;
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MM i.M, i:vi:nts. Mrs Sylvester Kiercznska entertained a number tf little girls at her home Saturday afternoon in honor of daughter Dorothy's eighth birthday. The littl rolks enjoyed the afternoon with various frames and dainty refreshments were served. About 13 were present at the party and left a number of pietty gifts for their little-, hostess. The St. Florian' society of St. Hedwige s irish, wiil hold its meeting Tuesday evening at S o'clock in the St. Hedwige school building. The singing rehearsal of St. Hedwiytx choir will be held Tuesday evening at St. Hedwige school. Members of the St. John Cantius Literary society of St. Hedwige's church will hoci their annua! ouiint at Chapin lake Sunday. .Tun '2. Games, races, boat races and swimming contest? wiil feature the day. In a special c;ir on which the pumie-
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e;s will jew inr v tv t'.u i. lit me
morning and vvill not return until
..re S'llt.
Matthew M. Pinan f.led suit In v. n.ricr . o'lr? Ins? Georfe F'.ov.l
and othns to ouift h title, while T ! hold th!lr onthly meeting
J. Swant brought ?uit aciir.st Frank
late in the evening The Ladv F&lccns M. Romanow
! th:." ,venlr.g at TitfO o'clock at Kos
('hamski a pay a note.
rid others fi
failure to
Flection o!
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Tiie Red Men rnut'.i e that t h
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..-!cr.A.-y sc lety of Grac Lj'C"p.il church.
Metr.o i-
band wish to ap. Wei'.Po-s.l.tv night
be dis'-ontinu d until Thankir.tr the public
HY AIlCHIi: CAMKKON XKW. A whistle, rag-time whistling at that, founded outside the. door of th o:nc of Fuller & McKenzie, at-torneyi-at-law. and tnen the door opened. At the sam tlm". so did the mouth of th" omc-boy. Willie. And Willi' mouth remained open. Now Furprii' wa stranpe for Willie. He -hould have ben too accustomed to the kaleidoscope life of a lawyer's ofhee. and t hi busy oe In particular, to show surprise. Willie's bo, Robert Fuller, had th reputation of beinc a hird tichterAnd because of that reputation, he therefore had plenty of t-attls to fight. Hjt he went throjirh it all unperturbed, unruffled, seemingly Intent not to let any cause disturb his usually quiet, reserved manner. Fuller's youth he was still under 30 was only betrnyed by his light buoyant step and hlf unquenchable eneriry. And no small wonder that Willie was surprised. For Poltert Fuller stood lit the center of the outer office, whistling whil he removed his coat and Kloves. and h wrtu smiling broadly no. he wis beaming on Will!. "Good morninu, Willie," said Fuller. "My. you're looking bright this morning! Any newa?" "Fir no. sir," stammered the boy. flabbergasted. 'Fr yes Mr. Halway was here he'll be back at 10:30." "Halway?" echoed Fuller, then he made a deprecating gesture with his hand. "I don't want to see him. If he eonis back, tell him I'm busy. He's too quiet for my nerves." "Yes sir." faltered Willie. Fuller didn't want to see Halway! Why, he had always b-en lad to see this tjuiet. reserved old gentleman one of his best clients, in fact. "Better not let anybody In to see me without announcing them." ordered Fuller, then he strode into his oflic and stood by the window, peering into the street below. He seemed to be wrappetl in a happy day dream. whn the tloor opened and he turned fi round with an absent smile then teamed again"These letters," started the intruder, his stenographer, a younc and rather pretty girl. "Three of them require an immediate answer, Mr. Fuller. Do you want to dictate them now?" "No." he answered, quickly, then chanced his mind. "Kr yes. My. how neat and pretty you look this morning. Miss Grace! I er that is, I think I'll raise your wages this week $ more." "Thank you. sir," answered the Kirl, a bit stiffly. She knew the sins nnd it startled her a little. She had thought Mr. Fuller such a tine man. And now ho was to turn out like com" other men try to kiss her. she guessed- They always started with flattery and a bribe. She held herself in readiness to fly. "Whr.t are' they?" he asked ahHntly, looking over the mail and rocking yes, rocking in a schoolboy way, In his office chair. "Here's one from Weldon. Oh, tell him I'll waive that interest, if he'll pay promptly." Grace frasped! "Waive the interest In Weldon's case! Impossible! "And this one from Heminway," continued Fuller, beating time with his free hand now. while he whistled Another outrageous rap-time ditty. 'He's a nut." Nut! Fuller using slang? Grace regarded him pityingly Nervous break -down, she suprosed. Overwork did that at times. "Yes, a nut." he repeated absently. "He don't want to push that rase against Jones. Tell him to come down and see m. I'll advise him to drop the case." "Mr. Fuller." broke in the girl, f-ollcitously. "Are you well?" "Well, I'm elegant, gorgeous!" pushed Fuller, and he patted her hand, reassuringly, and again she frowned slightly. How lone before h'd try to kiss her? He was speaking acain. "Ami write Houlton that he'd better think over that divorce business. He don't want to hake off that little wife of his. They can patch it up. somehow. The idea of a man and wife fighting! Preposterous!" Yes, thought Grace, it was preposterous. Not Moulton's battles wiUi his spouse, but Fuller's attituro. Why. hadn't he and Mr. McKenzie told Mro. Moulton's attorney the d.iy before that the cafe would be fouzht to . standstill? McKen7ie, thought Grace, would be f'lrious. Moulton wan .i big-paying client. She rose and went to the dorr. "Anything e!e." she asked Fuller.
regarding him dubiously. and a bit Contemptuously. Fcr Fuller was now Marir; vacantly into space, and r sickly grin was playing on his features. "Fr no," he anpwere. curtly, then he threw her again into confusion, as he rose from his chair and started towards her. "I beg pardon. Miss Grace. 1 didn't man to be rude." Grace lied- A moment later. sh was talkimr rapidly to McKenzie, who listened to her recital with surprise, and then frowned. "Fr I'll talk to him after a while. I'm busy now." Willie went through the morning with a series of shocks. Acting on orders, he ushesed Halway into McKenzies o'Tice. Then he took a card Into Fuller's olTice. "Daniel Smith," read Fuller, still grinning, then he looked querulously at Willie. "Who is he?" Willie looked around cautiously, then bent over Fuller's desk. "I've never seen him before," ho whispered, 'but I think he's selling something. He's got one of those smiling faces like a guy's got what wants t" sell somethin'. And he's got a big suit-case with him." ".Smiling face, y' say," spoke up Fuller, quickly. "Show- him in." "But. sir' protested the boy. "lawyer Billings has been waiting to see you ten minutes. Don't you want " "No." snapped Fuller. "I don't want to see him he's an old crab. Show th' bright one in." All of which reached the ears of McKenzie, and finally, unable to restrain himself any longer, he nought out Fuller, in a rage. "See here, Bob," he complained. "What's the matter with you? You're acting like a school-boy." "Am I?" asked Fuller, grinning at his partner. "Well, that's tho way I feel. Great, boy slm-ply gr-eat." "Simple Is right." growled McKenzie. "Here you've been turning down down our best clients all the morning. And sending spineless letters, telling people not to fight, and all that sort of thing. What's wrong?" "Nothing." answer the other, rising and laying an affectionate hand on the other's shoulder. "This Isn't my righting day, that's all. I'm too happy you hear! Last night wait a minute, I want to show you something," and ho fumbled in his coat pocket. "Oh, I know where It Is. In my overcoat. Walt, I'll get It." And he went and flung the door open and strode into the outer office. Then he jumped, as a young, dainty apparition rose and came toward" him"Jean!" he shouted, exultantly, and to the amazement of Grace and Willie, the quiet, reserved Fuller took the girl into his arms and kissed her shamelessly. "Why didn't you come right in?" "The young man told me you couldn't see me," answered the girl, smiling. "Couldn't see yoj?" he echoed, then he turned, indignantly, to Willie. "You little scoundrel, any time this darling little lady calls, show her right in any time at all." Then he turned again to Jean, and with his arm around he:- waist. hr led her into his office. McKenzie rose in surprise, and acknowledged the Introduction with a how. "I guess I've seemed like a nut around here today." said Fuller sheepishly, "but I feel too happy tto fight. Congratulate me, old man. Last night. Jean promised to be my wife. our third partner." And then, the senior partner, exercising The right of a senior partner, welcomed the n-w romer Into the firm with a long, deliberate kiss.
SMALL FIHI-: SUNDAY. Starting from some one playing with matches, or a lighted cigar stub, the woodshed on the property at 515 S. Koscuiszko st.. occupied by Teopil Kasprvyk was damaged to the extent of JP' Sunday night. The alarm was pulled from box 813 at 8:4 0 o'clock.
FIND stoli:n a I to. A machine which was stolen by joy-riders from in front of the LamII theater on S- Michigan st. Saturday morning was found by members of the South Bend police dep.i'tment in Mishawnka.
'rr K. K. Borley has returned from New York city where he has been taking medical work with the Xew York Dost Graduate school.
delivered a sermon to the communi-J cants. Th altar was beautifully i adorned with, a profusion of peonies.' roses, ferr.s and lighted fablers. In : the afternoon at 2:3a o'clock the' children wer received in the scap-j ula Confraternity. !
S. B. SHOE PARLORS, 216 S. Michigan SL T7p 8ttr). Climb a Flight and Stvtq f f )
LL REORGANIZE
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REVENUE SERVIGE
w-.'d !--.e them w .th-vjt :.-.?. r. Vo-
Make Nt w Plan-. ' ' r : ' ' vor m.ir-.y moi.th.- ib-rt Will tins . "f '! ' 1 colfcf-r t.f i -::;, J : e:.-;e .it ' 1 "
! Madison. Wi . has en !n W.i-o- ! ir.gtop. w orKtrg out :h" ) tail - f 'plan, on i .i f i-r for the : e,,rgMM ii tii'ii of 'h" re, en-ie se:-ne II
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was bro'icht hre for that purpo-- f"'r '' i'J
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Officeholders Fear for Jobs j
When Commisioner Tells New Plan to Follow.
h-. Commissioner H.;er. who M-
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great confidence in his admlmstri- i4 '
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ciuszko hall. S. Chapin st. The military rank of Z. Babckl Falcons will hold their exorcise Monday even.ng at Z. Rilicki hall. W. Pivision st.
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. l . l . i 1 M IUI 4 4 I W 4 v ii- V t t v idViU i Uli" P-r its dber. I patronage in the! , ... v..., " ,, I dav morning. Jo children received past, we are r s ;i ec t : ul i y -. i - , tup PPI M": im vt, I their soleiiin holy communion at St.
The Uidit' Aid s.a. let;. cf the Hedwige's Catholic church. Solemn
. ed.sh Puth.er n Gb-ri l-i church. J ' ' hicrh n-.a-v- wa.H read at ?;:. o clock wll mer;. ... . . , I an! raster of the chuch. who alio Te nrt n.MU'ic of the new club I TY NtWb-l Imcb Want AOS by Rev. S. J. Gruza.. C. S. C. assist-
At Wheelock's At Wheelock's
Grape Juice Sets A timely article for serving a refreshing drink, cut in neat design. Set of six glasses and jug, $2.50.
George H. Wheelock & Company
BY LOUIS Ll'DLOW. NWi.Tlmt Washington forrfpon int. WASHINGTON. Juno lj.Commis:s'oner of Internal Prvenue lloper is expected within a week to Jsnnounce his plan for the reorganization of the internal revenue serv-o In Indiana and other states. The keenest anxiety is felt over this matter by scores of oioce-ho.d-ers who have a premonition that the process of reorganization ar.d tonsoliditlon that has been coiner or.
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department buildir.ic a r. l -ra -;r - ' ef ctor rounded t-y every facility t work '
out bis task. The result ! th' '. r;'v vfiopment of a r.ationl plan win :i 1 ,;" ' r' 44 ' ' H VA makes radical charcrs in the obi '' ' "' -h. .! crcanisatlon in many states :,nd .- ' r -u! -i ! 1 which recasts the revenue colle.-tb'.ri : Siir"'" ' ' -: " " ' 1 machinery to conform to t!ic new N ar.. t..er sources of reven-ie rather t h r. ''"'''''!!' : -.:. ' "' ' the old. Formerly a large ..rt ! f f t': - . :
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