South Bend News-Times, Volume 37, Number 36, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 5 February 1920 — Page 7

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Th r-.in-.-r.t history df rtr-1 r.t of South IUnd Worum dub held it- r'-cu!ar neetmi; Wednesday afternoon in the c! t j r rooms. The Hon rf off.rer.. rV. j!ar' durthe I U2ines i .iot! l:h the fol''v. ir.tr iKijt: Mi -. V;i!tT IJloom'tld . ;it 'h' -n c hri ir r.ia n ; Mrs. J. !c. Tnwurn!. i e chairman; Mrs. H. J. Abiworth, eTetary, .ird Mrs. William f'.r;ija mir., treasure' . Th .rej;ra in whb-h fii!'wd i in s.stf-il f r. arts -I; by Mr. W. K. Shf rman ti "Our New Democratic Army" :tnd a rPr by Mrn. Towr.yend on 'The Woino i f South America." Thf- n-xf fJ'rM rtinnt m''fintr will i f hell March 2. Mr.'. W. l!al J. ..km.!:. :;H V. M iriori st., enter! -uni tin- Woman's LiUrary club nt ;i I oYIork lunch'n at her horrid Wed n -sd.i y after:kio!i. fVor w re laid fr 14 n.'-m-1th at. little tabbs arranged around tb main table v.1ik h w;t.i attrae-li-elv eeriter d vith rirn Mowers. I 'ollov ini.' the lun h' nii a Lupines "SHion was hold arid a review uiv tt i.y Mrs. Ftollo (I. P.i(,'n of the Look, "Th Ith et in i.iandfath'-r's Ne k" ,v Ji.füf Hrarch ''abrll. Mrs. Ja-kon was u.sist d I y Mrs. J Walter ;ind Mrs. Mar-hill "hapin The dat and plaf- of the r.ext in'tintr h.ve not ben Ucid-d. A meting of t!ir Pythian T' was h-!d W'fdiH'sd iy aftrtioon at the K. ? hi!!. Aff.-r the routine budnex was disposed of the time was snent socially with needlework. In the cuntps! th- favor was awarded t Mr;. Floyd O. Jellbou. IlofrrshmntM were j-ej-v.-d t trior' than 2'i members hy the hoste. mos, Mr. J. W. Harding and Mrs. C. V. 'arnpboll. The next meeting will be hrld .t the hall in two weeks, when Mrs. Jelli-nn and Mr. Andrew Hildebrand will act as huste?? . The Vrmiklin Mothers Iub held its regular nutting Wednesday afifrnooi; in the school building. Mrs. J. A. Harri nd Mrn. CharUs Sohnholfz w?rp elected delegatt'K to the .'unty ffdration of idubs during nr bu3ins Mi?s K. Hanta, ;h- kinderKarteu teacher, talked on Mfthods of runshment" and Mrs. William liege rendered a voenl solo. ThTr wre 20 memlers in attnda'ic. The neat meeting will he held !-b. l4. Tho SnahtAre Jrcle hId it ni--tinsr Wednesday afternoon at the home df Mrs. W. F!. Brown. 432 N". !jfaytte bird. Quotations frorn I. intoln were given in annwer to the roll rail. Mrs. E. P. Eastman read a paper on "Changini: Rell.ions Thomht." , and Mrs. W. B. Stover i.iiTe brief sketch of the life and work of Lincoln. ttf reshment3 wrrn served durinp the social hour. Mr-. NeUon L. Mones. $1 Park av., will he hoytem at the next meeting nhirh be held Feb. 15. Thn Independent club held it r--alar meeting Wednesday after...on with Mri. W. F. Home. 1122 V.. Broadway. A burinen session was. followed by an enjoyable social hour of whioli nuit?i' was the fea?ur f lfre shnients were served to : : ia.-mbtiif. Mr Albert Wright. Til . larietta t.. will entertain the in two wetik?. A a ll-diy meeting of the (irand- ; others' circle wa held Wednesday at the hnmc of 'Mrs. ItO(e Hood. :"' X. Adam? s. At noon u picii, dinner wes ?ered to 11 merneis. A short Vtusii'.efs j(fj',on was l e'.vi and a jiorial aftrrnoon en

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joyed. The nt meeting will he hf-Id at th- honif- of Mrs. 15. C. Smith. :,J1 S. Scott J-t., March ?.. The Wednesday club wa. entertained at the home of Mrs. f'har'.es A. Dau.herty. 7 3 f W. Washington a v.. V dn sday afternoon. A brief business session was held and a review of the autobiography of Harry Lauder Riven by the hostess. A vcH.il hour was enjoyed and refreshment s-!ed to eiht member?'. The nxt meeting will 1). h. Id at the same pi. ire V . IS-. Mis. f M. Itaker. 14 LaFV-rtr av.. was lio-trs at a meeting of the Ayudadora circle which was held at hep home Wednesday afternoon. A business session and social hour were held, needlework beiriic the main diversion of the afternoon. Refreshments- were served. The next meeting will be held at t ho home of Mrs. A. I. Hodon, 11 S. St. Joseph st.. Pel.. 1 S. v'The Lifayeite Thimole rnet ori Wednesday afteinoon at. the home of Mrs. Samuel Itor kstroh, 1(.".T Sherman av. A brief business rnectinc was held, after which the time was spent with fancy work aid refreshments were served. Mrs. Ira rilery. S27 fTushinK .t.. will entertain the rlub Feb. Mrs. Hilton Hammond was hostess to the old Time Friends' club

at a thimble on Wednesday alter-1 noon at tier nome, o I Linc oln way K. A Koial time wa held and a luncheon served to 12 members. The. date and j. lace of the next mteting will be announced later. Invitations have l.een issued by Mr. and Mrs. peter U. Miller. G1S H. Madison st., for a rrcvption in honor of the marriatre of thei. daughter, Mary Dorothy Miller, lo Spyriilon (I. Straticos, to be held Monday evening, Feb. It., at the Klks' auditorium. Mis?s Olive Ayres 7n; X. St. Joseph St., entertained Tuesday eveninp with an Orpheuni bo-; party followed by supper at her home. Decorations carrying out the valentine motif v ere used throughout the houe and at a table centered with red sweet peart and narcissi. Valentines marked the places of the uests who included Miss Dorothy Polkins of Indianapolis, Miss Wnneta Lewisof Oklahoma City, Okla.. Miss Mildrtd Austin. Miss Ruth Reynolds. Ruby Lee. and Miss Olive Ayres. Lynn Minrey. Dr. R. Rotison. Paul Evan, Dr. Fred Richard. Roy Kohler and Fandoek. The members of the I. 1'. Chums class of the United Brethren church entertained with a guest party at the church. Tuesday evening, ams and music furnished the diversions of the evening. A regular meeting of tho class will take place March 1 in the church parlors. At meeting of the Helen Rebokah lodge held Tuesday evening in the I. O. O. F. hall four applications for initiation were acted upon. Announcement was made of the meeting of the thimble which will be held at the Lall Thursdny afternoon. Feb. 12. Mrs. Christine Schott. Mrs. Hebhnrt Henge and Mrs. Levi Ilei.M wilt be hostesses. The F. O. F. airl of the Trinity Preabyterian church met. Tuesday fVenins at the home of Miss Opal Hathaway. 77 Miner st. The time ras spent with games and contests at which MHs Klien Sykes and Miss Mar Westco were the favor win At Wheelock's Is a Entertainer

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ners. At the close of the evening refreshment? were served. There will he another meeting Feb. 17 with Miss Josephine Bernhardt, 02' F. Lasalle a v. A ni'etintr of the Schuyler II--bekah thimble w;s held at tile I. O. O. I, hall on Tuesday afternoon.

X.-edh work was the feature of the afternoon. Refreshments were served to Hi members by the hostesses. Mr p. C W. Martin. Mrs. Frank Sindlinger and Mrs. fleorge Freyer-J muth. The thimble will meet in two weeks at the hall. Announcements The meeting of the Lidies's Ail society of th Swedish Lutheran Gloria Dei church which was to have been held Thursday cfternoon nt 'he church has been postponed untli V b. 1. The itiiiMc department of the Progress club will held its regular meeting- in th- club rooms Feb. 12. when Louis Klbcl will continue his bcture ori the development of classical music into modern music. The meeting of the "Bunco" club which was to have been held Monday 'vening at the home of Mis.-; Kathryn Reynolds, did X. St. Peter st., has been postponed until February 1. The Waneta Sewing circle has t ostponed its meeting which was to have been held Friday at the home of Mrs. l'mma Taylor, 111 W. Washington st., until Feb. 13. The Ladies' Aid society of tho Kpworth Memorial church will meet Thursday afternoon at tho home of Mrs. S. De Vries. 1 (- 'j Johnson st Mrs. Charles Armstrong, ZO') Harrison av. will entcrt.'i.in the Woman's union of the Calvary Baptist church at her home, Thursday afternoon. The Ladies' Aid of the First Evangelical church will meet Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. L J. Dumke, 1101 S. Lafayette, st. The C. W. B. M. of the First Christian church will meet Thursday afternoon at the homo of Mrs. H C. lmel. Sil IHh st.. River Park. Mrs. L'lmer Webster will have charge of the devotionals. Mrs. C. K, Snoke will read a paper on "The healing of China," Medical missionary work will be discussed by Mrs. E. W. Taylor, Mrs. Fred Trulatyl will also have a paper. The assisting hostesses for tho afternoon will be Mrs. F. (. Schoeppel. Mrs. Charles Bloom, Mrs. Amy Ilosford, Mrs. K. C. Shennefelt, Mrs. Burr Winchell. Mrs. S. Gross and Mrs. A. Hamm. Personals Mrs. Frank Whitehall. 711 W. C'olfi- av.. and her father, D. J. Kenneday. of Detroit, Mich., have gone to California for an indefinite visit. Mr. and Mrs. James Kay. of Denver. Colo., who have been visiting in tliis city, have gone to Indianapolis to reside. Frank Cutting. Sedgwick. Kan., is spending the day with his brother, James Cutting. 8".o Forest av. Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Stanl'-y of Logansport. Ind.. have returned to their home after a two months" visit with their daughter, Mrs. William Hege. 733 Lincoln way E. Mrs. L. V. Harmon. SG". Clinton st.. will leave Thursday for Syracuse, X. Y. Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Kerner, 211 W. Marion st.. and Mrs. W. D. Staples, 10::.) X. Brookfield av., have left for Biloxi. Miss., New Orlean, and other southern points. KIWANIS CLUB WILL RECEIVE NEW MEMBERS Frank S. Thorpe, local manager of the B. F. Goodrich Rubber Co., will be the oral and silent booster at the regular Thursday noon luncheon of the Kiwanis club at the Oliver hotel. A number of features are promised for the luncheon. Several new members will also be welcomed to the club for the tirst time at the meeting. The Kiwanis club is acting with the American Legion 'n promoting the concert to he given by the Konecny Co. at the Oliver Feb. IS. George W. Frc vermuth, commander of the legion po.-t. io in charge of arrangements for the benefit concert. i:i7iv ru itrcHt ris A communication. annuiuing that the director f the air service has authorized the enlisting of a limited number f recruits for the air service of the army, has just I or riccivuu. According to the Information contained in the letter, si,'r.c(-t by Lieut. Col. Ira Longa -nocker. commanding ortlcer of v'hanute fiying fold. Rantoul. 111.. i t ruiting for the aerial branc h of the service was stopped last May wher. the quota allotted by the tables of o.-g.tni.-.tion was reached but a new dt've will commence shortly to com..Iy with the recently issued instructions. Further information and full particulars will be given u; on application to the commanding ft'.cer ot the Rantoul aviation field. 1-OSTPOXi: MELTING. The meeting of the municipal recI rent ion committee which was t have been held Wednesday ni?ht. ' has been postjoned until Thursday. The meeting will be held in th. I school alminM ration building at , o'clock and will be devoted to a dis cussion of plans for the summer playground work. CLF.Y1:LND. o.The Gai-. t.eM He:gh-s administration was atra'ed in the courts for a'lwing a "fat alary" increase to the treasurer. H was raised J IT'1) a year. That makes his. salary $300.

Revelations of a Wife Their Second Honeymoon BY ADELE GARRISON,

ARE THERE STIRRINGS OE MIAMI: AND REGRET IN HARRY UNDERWOOD'S HEART? With a swift, sudden movement I twisted my wt ist from Harry lnderwol's grasp and put my hand behind me. Intuition, swifter far than reason, told me 'that the longer I could keep him from learning that the paper he wished wasn't in the tr:ck watch on my wrist, the better it would be. The anger which llained into my eyes and rushed from my lips were not feigned, however. "How dare you!" I stormed like any vixenish school girl I thought shamefacedly the next moment, as I caught a glint of sardonic amusement In his eyes. As I spoke I started to rise from my chair. Mr. Fmb-rwood, with apparent laziness, put out one sinewy hand and barred my way. . "Don't get excited, lady Fair." he said coolly. "Not that I lon't like to bjok at you when you're angry you're n mighty stunning picture but we haven't time to waste. And you can get rid of me mighty easy simply hand over the paper and I'll Uy." "I have no paper,' I returned, glad that I could tell the truth in letter if nit in spirit, gladder stiP that Lillian had had the forethought to remove the precious paper from my trick watch to the safest hiding place in her carefully guarded library. "You're learning- fast., Mr. Underwood said reprovingly. "You couldn't tell one as glibly as that when I first knew you. Look here!" more brusquely "what's the use delaying the game like this? I know never mind how that you've got some rice paper thlng-um-bob in the back of that wrist watch. Pretty slick trick of Lil's, but the trouble is there are other clever people besides Lil in the world. And those other ,elever people want the paper thing-am-bob. and I've got to get it for them just like the boy and the woodchuck simply pot to get it!" Trick That Full. "Xow you ought to know that I'm strong enough and quick enough to take that watch away from you and keep you from yelling while I do Jt. And I could be out of the door before your precious Betty pot fairly to screeching wouldn't do her any good if she did. the policeman on the heat is my pal. ' So lon't you think you'd better be reasonable?" As his mocking voice rattled on. a plan to throw him off the track nashe.l into my mind. I looked at him steadily. "Let me understand you aright." I said. "I have your promise that I am not to bo disturbed again, and that my father isn't to be harmed?" Into his eyes there flashed a look WOMAN FAINTS WHILE GIVING TESTIMONY Mis. Martha Wallace was carried unconscious from the witnesa stand :n the superior court Wednesday where she was testifying in the suit brought by her sister, Mary Jordan Rooney against her former husband. Albert Jordan for the possession of their five year old daughter. Lillian. Mrs. Wallace was removed from the courtroom and soon revived but did not resume the stand during the remainder of the day. Albert Jordan was given the custody of the irl when he was granted a divorce Feb. 24, 1517. The cae was not contested because his wife aid she had made nn agreement with him that she was to retain possession of the child. A petition to modify the divorce decree granting him the custody of the child was filed in the superior court in March. 1913 but this was later dismissed Afrain in November a second petition was filed and this was brought to trial. Sarah .Tones. 507 Sherman av.. South Bend, now has possession of the child and was made party of the present suit. Mrs. Jordan remarried William E. Rooney of Detroit who is now employed in an auto firm there- and who testiflel that he was willing to provide for the child. Jordan remarried Hilda Culp and they are now living in Cleveland. O. TO IMTIATi: CANDIDATES. Fifty-five candidates will b" Initiated into the South Bend lodge of the B'nai Brith at the "regular monthly meeting of the organization, to be held Thursday night in the Ixyal American hall. The initiatory will be followed by an entertainment and a smoker. WANTS SEENDElt GIHES. j bv I'nited Pr.-ss: t MlDWAUKEE. Wis.. Feb. 4. j John I Mulaney. Madison coffee house owner, advertised: ! "WANTED Slender waitress." Aske.l whv "lender." John s-aid "They take up Ie? room, are; quick r on their feet, eat less and' lon't pet fiat fret.'" THACTOIt lXIi:s DEADLV: I V.y Enitel Press: EI.CIIN. 111.. Feb. 4. The tractor j is nrt only rrowdinp cut tno horse;; it's after the cow now. John Kadia?. ran hL-j tractor into the barr to furnish power for pumpir.?. Eighteen choice dairy cows inhaled th? fumes, then did what tin ooi cow -Iocs kicked the ticket. Lost U-S00.

changing to I couldn't fathom. ; "Yju are eminently correct." h i answered. I ... . . . .... l too'rc my nana iron behind m lack, unfastened the watch and held it out to him. " Please go now," I faltered. He took the watch with apparent eagerness. Kalanced it In his hand a moment, then put it into his pocket, watching me carefully the while. I thought I was concealing my real feeling admirably, but he must have caught an inadvertent look of relief in my eyes, for he said quizzically: "It won't do, Lidy Fair. You're a clever little trick, but I must decline to bite." "I don't know what you mean." I stammered, but Mr. Fnderwood only drew tho watch from his pocket for reply und opened the back, display- I ing the empty compartment where the rice paper package had lain. "You m arly had me buffaloed that time." he went on. undisguised relief in Iiis tones, and in a flash of intuition I realized that the emotion was caused not by his success in discovering my ruse, but because i had not, as he at first thought, tamely given up the trust rontaled in me. Yet he was desperately anxious to get hold of the paper. I could have had no better key to H.rry Underwood's complex character than th one he had just unwittingly put into my hands. I stole ;t look at him to Jind him apparently absorbed in studying the rug at his feet. Ills face seemed i suddenly old, haprprard. The Halting Ncus. "Of course Lil has it hidden in that melodramatic library of hers." he said at last, betraying a knowledge of Lillian's s crets which I had long suspected. At the look of inadvertent contempt which he saw in my eyes he Hushed hotly. "Please, jdea.se don't think that T ever have or ever will give that knowledge to anybody eis-." he said honrsoly, and I could not help believe him. "But your life and your father's depend upon my getting that paper, and I'm going after it. It won't do you or Betty one bit of good to try to prevent me. In the eyes of the police and the people around here, you very well know, I am supposed to be the head of this household." He paused, bent forward and looked at me steadily. "Don't get any idea I'm stuck on this devil's work," he said, "but I'd do dirtier jobs than this to save vou." "You will be spared this particular one." I returned coolly, "for the library is locked and barred and guarded by an armed service operative. Please don't betray my confidence to Betty. She doesn't know a thing about it." SHE THOUGHT DRESS WOULD LOOK DYED But "Diamond Dyes" Turned Her Faded. Old, Shabby Apparel into New Don't worry about perfect results. Use "Diamond Dyes," guaranteed to give a new, rich, fadeless color to any fabric, whether it be wool, silk, linen, cotton or mixed goods, dresses, blouses, stockings, skirts, children's coats, feathers, draperies, coverings. The Direction Bool; with each package tells so plainly ho v. to diamond 2ye over any color that you can not make a mistake. To match any material, have ilruggist show you "Diamond Dye Color Card. Adv. IF YOU HAD A MECK AS LOr'O AS THIS FELLOW AtiD HAD SORE THROAT TONS ILINE WOULD QUICKLY FCL1EVT. IT a5c.acd60c. Ilospitalue.Il. Everything About Cuticura Soap Suggests Efficiency ftM.OUtirat.TftlrTB.t,.vrrrhr Fo-Mrrr..-Mm When you think of Hornefurnishings think of -Sailors." Tridlnf with advertiser! means marc for Is cah.

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