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. rhll'f except on th jr r;:i- s M'1-tini- trnchcr was .iblo to land lor ht v.-.is no r ty rur t f ar.atorny, A mnr roinplMe 'ii.inons of the 'tii.it Jon ihowK that th hf.irt f the world is r.nt broken as th; dnt frurvil. bat U' h-.'l h.'i looey. prf M- .'.' ri e Another sik'U that thlii k ivharik'd I.h, wo v,rr at th- f.-jtinn ; srcrd.ty morning and ..iu- thr ti- ket : -'lcr milln at the purrhax-rs. In this wild .and v.. '. nf it ' n't takf a lrM zri"v tliin thr t four w--k: t K"t fu.-:-hrok'. . "If '.vr hhnv' o;:rs-Ivos and att -r.il to us;n M M ishauaka i- band 10 trnw," f-ayx Mlvillo V. Mix, i riflf-Tit of t ho Fellowship !u!. Th;;t'.s .1 mouthful anl M.i1s- tho ,vhI situation in 1,; words. I t's a, nf .irtint; .-on-iMy ;m-l thinking :.r;d Joint?. Th'-rr's nothing .Is.- tu it. A hntol port'-r in X u York has l'.iM-l a liot I. It pr..:nisi - to h" round of th- .iit-rs :ird ort-r arijinri:!' th- hol!-, ; t r i 1 ir.p!'yii.:; th-:r old i)n.-v.-(.y jM ,rd'-r that tho ! itt r may j.:-t ipoti'-v :!-; ih to S.- - jiii' proprietors at' iin. Th v.afo plan for th- a . or:.rAr;.'"r:an ei'y to purine is to know in adanco that it will riot io v;tti-- :..-! with ii.av 1.' s th us .Much tonipi-r a . t-i ly fiitioiiai; uj thI i'-.ar f prompt t;x- und trVn l"-r'-t if. Wo s irT"-- South H rid will shc.v u 1 ir,'-r population than .M i-hau ak.t . h;it llo yi;pp iji( ij'iality and ar;:a.!ric furitualify of Misha.aki' p.oplc wil! n r o . i ? : . 1 3 1 . 1 hv iiny rithf-r rommunity in tlu- v. orld. J. Alvin Scott in hi -p!ri:nal om-l.i'inuati'-r.s to frlor.ds in th- city .-tr ss. s thf poir.t that iho chutchi s in St. IVtf-rshurf.'. 11. i.. am rrowd-d vt tho Sunday r i He, fori-'ots to mrition. Iiowrvrr, tliut ono of tho ininistois has inst.alh-d a ju.z hand in his m;n h. It is !; ttin:; o hi St. Potorshur. v:o ai" told, that a churh has to .adoj.l loviros to ni-iki' p.-op! fo l d i!i-ih in rualor to Kft them to attond church. Mary lu' l.ford s irs .die will ncv.-r marry at-ain. Oh. .shtuks. Mary. Ion't tako on y. Tho viol, t .still dooms in th hjdhs of th valh-ys. Mid it will unfold aain in its toason. !d ilonrxv 'lrinon'. au, 71 yonrr dd. is iiriif to marry tomorrow. ol. Ian Morgan Snutii didn't win thi -variny too -non. i;!sr, tho v.tr i.uru l rforo the M Tiv.-r Kot noi:.:! hhtjni-. In 1 arhy Mills. New York, an old r.pl.- of iM-t and t. .-;. t iv.-ly .-howrd tho yor.riL: f.dks how to d Ih- shijumy. And wo support th' Id ladv worr "lie, too. So'.;,h lo-nd stems to ho loulinu; ja marri.ijo im r-:.sos sim-. Jar,. 1. ml vvoni. u - idor.th know tin i- l.-ip i.tr rn,'hts and, luntwin::, iai' - maintain. i i i:k.tio ai. roci:uT. in t orna t ii -na 1 ronta rt to u ;: ti at the hi-h s. ho.d auditorial i April 'J-i and Jl promis-s to -.lin-Jo in int.r.-: air thin of thl in. I .r attomj.;. 'd in Mishawaka. 1 ii ns.il: arc !.-in 1. Id roular- '. . ar.d thoro is nuirh, or. thusiasni : u.oiu: tho partii'iivints in th" ror.i im. wdi ifh wil iu. d in th" 1. a t u to ' wai iri nation;1MI.I Alt HAY M:.T 1KIDAV. M ishuwak.i nprth. ints aro j'lani ire to hold dollar day n xt I'ritiay. dotaih-ti a i: fiou r,i-. m n ts of "vhich will ho m.ado tlsis wo k. As i .-!Mo timo sin.- tlo- ast sah-s --nt of this i if a nd .'.H kird was hold in th" to. ks (.f tn. icha ndi--o : v most Compl. t. o. o jf -on v. ill i'.i.ul ii Ti M lit, tho '1. 1,. look.-1 t 'iw.trd to with ir.f.-r -t hy tho puvt a ; ii iX ccin muni! v. l Tin: i.it oi.v lü.'inap mont of it. r has sortiro.l an u lull m ictur,.,a for th" I. i ; . c o i : us ja t coüiiri; v. . .!.. t u Moüil.iv. o.v.-n Moor- wi : p', ar in 'liradi!y Jim." (hra'diro r.-r.-ar is starriiv; in "Tho Wi-rhl au. I Its Worum." on Tu -day and U' .In.'.-.i '.y. Ar.-.'t'i"a's faorito. TdaiN Pi. kford. in "..! i tain Kid. Jr.. will ''O tho attraction tor Thürsav and I'ri.lax. I tHMi:it KKMDI'.M Word has h. .-n r ccivot lo witt. form r n '-id-Td of mi v th.at Paul this . ity. In., wlioro 1 at North Ilyam. r. . ..s s j prrint -ml nt s. hools. 1 1.- was a t o of ih" ul-:m-!; ito of .M is'l.i W.U. I lllUU st In O i i.i.i w on f i:ov. I:. T. Hcwi'.t, low of :v p isNi V Adan' Mo A. fo n: th First PaptiM hur. llo :s s-;rviod 1- h. is w.'.'-. i.'l o pioi a hrotht v. l'r. Horn r H-witt. of lcMtt. Ir.d. A.MOMIS-Mi-CAKTIIV ll.'Ward. An-or. t-s. p' i:nnir.. : I-'irst st.. ?.lihawika. and. Mrs thy. of South Ihuui. . I't'Tday aft'-rrccn. ad at tho ".-room's rsist st. Ar.u i Mrr.trurrc iii.irrio.i Th.-v wilt roh.on: l' T Ik ( omi(; hi timpi i:. 'lira K'.ml'til Yom kr. ; it. n s'.ar, will a ; .r at th" vl th. a. r Mo:p1 iy 1 Tn i ji-r tust K'i'jitv j'rod.uo t i n. " , f Yoath." not r u IV 111 - iv i'-, Fv. s k. p. nwi'i.T Tiirisn.Y. Mi.-hawaka lodt-o No 1." Kni-tht"-rf pvth will n! : a m at a hat: -o K V : :i.l .-v.-o Tha n r. - Thursd.ay .ti;tit at II; a.;, ill n"i..'i . ntly tak.ui int.. tho '...diunT will h" foow.d hy i t-r:a:n:r.t r.t and i!.t 'a ( Asi: IS IHSMlss! I). Th' rasr of th- St it - vs. Frank -i.ald.o. rharc-d with --stu!t ar.d !'!'. w.,s di.-ra: s- ! t;.- .;!" .i : .turiiav. 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s hr-'t corr.in'irdity f n1 ' F. I .a v. r n lias c-rii If (ol ard will ho opr noil o-dav -vcüintt nr.d. r th- ausof th" loral i;, d Tr .-a '..,- A ploraüd p-roirram will !- W d: pir.-.s tor. proso.nto'i (! r s. ' -- r.f Sf.uth at oil'.rk. AdI io ui'.'-n hy Al'-x Lanplt-, Pnd; It"v. Dr. P.. i:.trl Parker. L I. F.rnvj-s, If. K. Struhho ar, I Mrs. S. N. pau'-r. of Misliawaka. 'i"h'- toarh.ors will h introduro.l to tho rn" -mhprs of th- luh. Musical soloctinn- will also bo ;i part of th' mtorta inm-rit. Jon n Sroarrr. f.. W. -. Mrs. II lrvcy Kihby. II . W. jor.- s F. Struld a lid Mrs. lliM-r will toach Fr.L'Iish thr.o nights a Wf-ok. Monday, Thursday and Friday, and will assist tiir mm and women f th forHtrn community to t htain th i;- citi-zir.-hip p.apors. Tho altornato ni'-tlit.-. will he for social 'athf rins. fiaturod by addrt-ssos and inns'' . Tho mon of tho club have assist.-.' in putting down the floor, f-rrctini; th- Stan.- f-tC. MANY APPLICANTS BESIEGE PREMIER Coniinuniratioii Sent lv Llovd George Hrin;.-) Avalanche of Housekeepers. INI)ON. March FI. Premier L!o'd (bore, has boon la-siffrod at Ids oif-cial 1-. -sideru -. 10 Downing st., bv a kari" number of wa)uld-be nousoko p-i s attracted there as the result of a joke with a moral perpetrated by an organization of women clerks and secretaries. Hundreds- of members of the ortr.ani.a lion have been dismiss.-d of employment in Kovern merit oltice.s as post -war activities have ceased. They have protested vigorously through delegates who have tried iiisui -. ssfully to inf rviow Mr. Lloyd (Jeore. In answer to their last communication the premi r had the olinwint? addressed to them: "The prim' minister says there c.-iri't bo very much in this talk of woiimmi I'.ndin it hanl to tind em ploy m lit. Ho has hern trying for somo time to irct a housekeeper for No. 10. and he can't lind one who wants th" situation." Dorothy 1-3 vans, secretary of the organization. immediately called .V ral emphn nu'iit agencies by telephone. The proposition appealed to many applicants at the agencies for it isn't every day that a woman Kets a chance to work at the famous No. 10. Soon the austere doorman at th- rTi-i.il r.-sidoiico was opening the door not to higher-hatted politicians but to a number of women in all stations of life brought by sorvitud-. The iborman reported to a secretary, the secretary to the prime minister and in a short time the secretary was on th' telephone telling ;h n'reneies to call off the applicants. And the prime minister has not yet obtained a suitable housekeeper. London W. Cares For Russ Children Th.f Russian, relief comiiittee in Fond.on is bosi od daily by Kussian reftlitee.s who ttre enroute to : orne new land where they can make a fresh start, but who are in desperat' n '?d of food, clothing, money, advise, or all four, to help them on their way. Miss Flizabetn Curtiss, an American Y. W. C. A. secretary of Kmsia, has been working with th- relief committee in London ever sine. s!ie and the other American women wero evacuated from Archangel last September. Miss Curtis.-; returned to America late in January. All sorts of Lr.shn families pass through the ottii-.-s of the relief committee, accortlin.tr to Miss Curtiss. Not lone n0 three children, two sisters and their brother, ar;i d alone from '!adivostok. Tliey said that : Lt i r fatlier was an Fnjrl.shiu ai; nrd their mother n Tlussian. i :t that they had not seen or heard from ither of thetn for more than wo aars Th-.'1 thieo had boon am ort the thousands ot rhihlrot: who wore harbored together in IVtrourpd. and the surr(r.i:v.l:n territrv when the b.dshoviks thr a t p.. al distriK for and sent up to astc satotv. Hen tn- poisneist p. ri: gr 'W. m stead of lessentb.cir p. irents had nc wav of ; p4 1 i'i;v.r to th-so children. Gradually they got out of touch with them. The rhiblrrn had no way of comir.'.mie.'.tir.K w i tV. their parents they 1 1 id : one t " ! out for them. DctaiN Th" tietails c f.'!- The Ti o two Arc Vague. i their wanderings vea rs a ro x t n me - 1 :v v a '.Mi-'. i::iv s-cm to nave ( una: ti'geth. r. s.-wr.a! thousands of litem. 'Ike a herd of small animals. Tli-' v-'ept v.'h.r..r they c.-u'd. often in b x i- us or in p v. fields. At last this t.ll simrt seven thousand l-.-ys and ttir's wi t 1 collected by th( Cress and th.- V. YV. C A. and housed in n.a ! a a -ks n an island near Vladivostok. They h id .' egenerated j in many r sj'oots to the manners of j h.u barians. AUh-.uczh many of tlvan e.;5vo trom the tn.t st t. imir.es m Fet rcL'ia d. tliey showed little rff-ct t'f their careful uptirmging. Their two t.trs of I'ig like savages had '. ft Them und.isciplin.-d and uncouth. Th three children wer sent from Vladivostok to Ir.don. however, and w. ro n r in th1 colony. Thev had bo'.-n two months on the b. at winch brought them. Thev had s : v i v o d w ;th I their e irs of dt on era tion wandering than most i f tb.e other children. The older girl, who is now 17 years old, had ap- ' ar n'.ly r': tl.er tent Tb.e None 1 f but Ilus!v:.inac .1 to keep the three J ar.d to p-eerve to sum-1 exsta i'.d.-.rd of thetr fami'y. th..- th'ee spoe anxthing : an th lir.ew- nothing of th.-ir r datives in Knc'.and thev as to wht had la d i i ..v t ok and . W. A. sucle .-e'i t!'.e! (.-; fl'.o why. At length th i . i dt (1 in ti ndi n g in i:ia:Vind. -hit: unde o is to Take word i a r parents in are still a : theirs fhario be rer.uss'ia e. nurses. fill of 11 :a m 'i "til som f r ni tin ir n fact. thv Tt .. !. t prof. , outh t.ikre sovf ra 1 of tutors, and tr.i ined a colletre T. th- ' i a vera! ;irl.

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SOCIALIST PARTY OF SWEDEN MAKES VITAL DECISIONS

Internal I a r t v rpheavaU Dvcr.-liailou Ke-olutions in Imjxirtanro at Conference. STOCKHOLM. March I Adoption "f a prohilition platform, hy a vote of IIS to 10 3. and passao of a r-'-'d':tion in favor of th soparation of rhurch anil .state, were two of the decisions taken by the iwodish poriaikst party ennerfs uhns laoors here have just come to here have just conn ClfiS-. These d ei.sior.s. however. over.shadowed hy internal party uph-avels which lasted throughout J the congress, much to the joy of the , bo'shevJst and other tions. as well as of extremis-- farrival political Iartis. Profiteer Acxuitl. During the economic crisis, profiteerlncr reared its head in Sweden, and several bailing socialists wero alleged to have been connected with companies accused jf making ex-c-s.sive profits. Whereupon, a cry was raisetl to read all of them out of the party. Hjalmar Hrantint:. ex-minister of finance and a leadlnsr socialist, defended O. Kallman. formerly chairman of the ways and means com mittee, minister Varncr Ilyden, formerly or education. Herman Lindouist. president of tne seconu . ,11 chamber and Sen. C. G. Maffnusson. l)urKornaster of Stockholm, in respect to certain charges brought against them. .Ministers Holsn. I'ist November Kallman. Ryden. and als the Liberal minister. Axel

schotte, resigned ineir oiuce.. .'. ;(rs jn the state not to enter either in consequence of the action taken . ran(lidaU. in th. j)rl,nary except it hy the congress. Uyden gives up n became necessary to d( so to "present in the senate, and burgomaster vont thf, Jilf.df?inK of tho Indiana Matrnusson. although popular wit h j lrp.Kair,jn to anv lh.r camlidate. all classes in Stockholm, retires and i Thf,v ,loubt(lt;s ,ii0Vf.(i that with

will no longer su on wie nuiueio,. municipal committees ot whieh he was a prominent and active member, lie will also l;y down his senatorship. ll. rmati Lindquist alone weathered the storm. He was chairman of a company called the Arbeterbraensle, which imported coal and coke from Germany during the war through Parous, the German socialist financier." Planting succeeded in having Lindquist retain his seat as president of the second chamber. Tne socialists are sure of retaining their numericcal superiority in parliament at least until after the general election next October. SIBERIA CALLED HERMIT REPUBLIC ISoteri British Author Gives Interesting Account of Trip Through Country. LONDON. March 13. Liberia is truly a hermit republic, writes Alan Pourohier Lethbridge, author and traveler, in the Daily Telegraph. The country, he a this, has no roads, no railways, no telegraphs, no steamboats on its rivers nor any practical emploitation of its wealth. t Lodgings in Monrovia, the capi- ; tal. virtually do not exist with the exception of one place, w hich is cont ducted by the mayor. This man is an enterprising negro of North Carolina, who besides attending to the , duti s of the mayoralty and conduct- ' ing his hotel operates an ice plant and an ice cream parlor which formally were German property. From ; these latter his profits are said to be gigantic. He also has "some- ! thing to tlo with the postotllce" and is a police court magistrate. "In fact." says Mr. Lethbridge, "this remarkaMe man, starting from s nothing, has -made" himself a liocke- j f..llf.r .. T.iliorii " In Miiiirnvi i vivn tlio t l"i vol .T ! 1 111 .. -. -7 .... ......,, there are no horses, motors, rick- I shaws or other wheel vehicles; no ' street lighting, no drinking water) and not infrequently food supplies j for th- European colony run out and ; strict rationing is eniorced until the ship arrives. I'nless the 2?. members of con gress appear at parliament houses; properly attir'd in a tduek frock j coat, patent leather sht.es. white waist coat and top hat they are J liable to a fne of $0. The ther- ; rnometer so:ntinus registers llo in the shade. NOVEL FLOWER BOX i Those urban tLvelU-rs whoso tlow- ! r gardens are limited to the conver.tior.ul window box w.rictv, are ! usually itd. crested in making the me:-: of th ir -ad.-avor.s in this direction, and enjov- fmdirg .; new t p.- which wiil vary th monotony! of thos,. scfn on every hand. One xc.-ptiorally pretty set of boxes,' which happened to lo placed in the - '.vindows ot" a corner apartment, und which gained in effectiveness be-! ause of the sweep of line thus per- ; milted them, ware of a deep green, relieved by generous trimmings of snowy white. .V row of narrow white . wooden pp lings, sharply i dinted at the top. was arranged side by side ' along the box. in such a way xis to allow some of the green to peep betwa.'ii for contrast. Four slender white supports, two set at the end ' of the box ar.d two placed slightly on the utside of the normal tiividing points of the top line, so as to ; give the effect of an arbor, were : connected at the top by a horizon- ; t.il row of shurt white palings, fas- ; tened together ladder-like. and , which formed the roof of the tiny ptrg'da. Fresh looking vines trailed' about the supports ami grew over j o per palings, while others ran , riot from tho so?l amidst a Harne of ' glowing geraniums. The contrast of J the grtens, white and geranium was I unusually attractive, and can be d;iphaat'.! with a little skill in wood construction worK. A woman's guesses as to what is d-taining her husband, when he is , "wor king late at the oilico' have ; been reduced from four to throe. ! since Prohibition. The only ones i left are a poKer game, another wo-Ttir-i a n I f 1m Hiai bi 1 1 f f t cours', that he MAY bv "working i late at the olhce."

G. 0. P. Press Shows Party's Hand and Purpose in Getting Edwards Into Primary Pace

INDIANAPOLIS. Match 1.1 a trrer-ment int to file tlie i.ame of, Dftnocrats tronorally are aw.ikfnir.rt Mr. Marshal!. Thm th' announced; to the fart that injection of tho an-th;it tho MrAdoo petition would not! didary of Cov. Fdwards into the;, .... . ... , . Indiana pre.sid.-ntial primary was ,.1,p thry -Weed that th- j political trirk mu-ine ml by repub- l:!intr of tho Marshall petition was

lican.s and blorited for all pra tical purposes by th" united a tin of tho supporters of both Mr. Marshall ami Mr. MVAdoo. The evidence that th petition for Mr. Fdwards was rrr.i oivod and partly execute! by reimblica n is ovrrwiV Imln;,'. Insprtion of lh petltif.n form used reveals that it is a! an exact duplicate of the form used

Iby Hiram Johnson supporters in Iii- uninstructed dclejration trom Indiwre iriL' the Johnson petition in Indiana. :1 na and placed him in the position

Investigation dlsu-losrs that a conference was held at the Grand hotel between two men on the pavroll of tne republican organization and several others, who immediately became interested in circulatintr the Fdwards petition. Inspection of th? petition disclosed anions those who signed it first the name of a newspaper writer who has always been re garded as a republican and who has (heretofore been employed by the re publican state organization to take part in ultra-party plots such as this. O. I. lrc Actie. The laro amount of publicity that has since been piven the Fd wards petition by the republkani controlled press of Indiana is also i indicative of the yourc. of the rnoveirtlpnf. ,.mi tVl covert threat of a event its legality is party split" in attacked has aroused considerable antagonism to it among democrats. The republicans who engineered th? Edwards petition knew that an agreement had been made between the McAdoo and Marshall support(ntranro of T'dwnrd entrance of Ldwards they could force both Marshall and McAdoo to i get into the primary and cause a 1 three-way tight that would embitter a large number of the f. iends of both Marshall and McAdoo. Hence f their 11th hour effort to inject Edwards' name. Fxplalns Their Fa II uro. Their pitiful efforts to make It t appear that the supporters of Mr. McAdoo were "asleep" and allowed Edwards and Marshall to "put lt over them" ar1 only an attempt to explain their failure to create a prinary fight amorg democrats. As a matter of fact, it was the AIcAdoo supporters who first discovered the Edwards petition on tile. They notified the Marshall supporters and released them Trom their

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riob'K ition atrainst a pletlq? for F d - j wards by default. The failuro to file the McAdoo petition avoided a primary flpht be- ! tue n xhf only two men who could j possibly obtain the support of Indi ana voters. it left .Mr. .Marsnau ! f rr to carry out his pledge of an of an interested party with the legal ability to contest the republican petition for Fdwards. Would Migniati.o Democrats. Th; republican press Is new declaring that the filing of Kdwards name means a "wet and dry" light in Indiana, thereby disclosing the purpose of selecting Edwards a-s the candidate whom they wished injected in:o the state. Mr. Marshall will obtain the support of iho democratic party In Indiana at the primary for the reason that the party is absolutely against the return of the. saloons iZ for no other reason. Edwards will rot enhance his political chances a little bit by permitting his name to stand in the Indiana primaries and it is not expected that ho will long permit its use in the interest of Indiana republicans. DISCIPLINE CASES TO BE HANDLED BY MAI' SCHOOL COURT EVANSVJLLE, Ind.. March 12. John ). Chewing, principal of the Central high school, has submitted to the pupils, for approval a proposal to establish a court, composed of students, to handle school discipline cases. Plans for the proposed court have been worked out by Mr. Chewing. They call for a number of monitors, elected by the pupils, to be placed in charge of the study halls. When these monitors find an infraction of school rules, they are to lodge charges against the offenders, who are tried by a council of five. The council is to be composed of pupils, three of whom are elected by students and two selected by the faculty. .Separate administrations are proposed for the boy and girl students. Presses, featuring th at prices surprisingly lev.-.

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