South Bend News-Times, Volume 37, Number 96, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 5 April 1920 — Page 3

5rovrY morvtnc. nni( r. 1120. AGRICULTURAL MEN Latest Society Fad MAKE NEW FINDING; I'l.mt Lift Vem- to Dpeinl On L;jlit Uatlirr Tliau Temprraturr. '.VASiüNCP N. Af" r : . da d t : .iCr;i.:ii'i;r:ii -:-)'- :.a. ,1 f i pi. ml !;' M-r;;.- to a I:-'.'. t r,ilhj- laari t nip-r- : nr.' i.ri'T.t and may bo y r-'iri".-' jr.L: !: !.o;;m 1 1. ' . 1 :.; Tri - ::. re. n!:;'i'.r..ir ; '"-i il -rp rim'-nts .' '. . dem.. !..-! it. i th,it j to alN rr.n t- period. Off' a a " 1 r r- y ! - -f ear fully ci'iM 1,. T1 V sou'"0 ;v tun Mar

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A yr-ur..:r society br-llo r racti.- in r: popular fad at southern report.

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Clab.s at-To.-s tha rivor aro jiroträ" ssSr:t,- wall with tladr plans for bui'dir.t: a community honso. and a fite at Station IS has la n choson. One hundred fift;. mcmla rs )uiv been enrolled in the building ao"iation and tho community houso will bo complete before the close of the summer. Walter Shultz drove to South TU nd with a load of apples, on Wednesday, and found a ready sale. f..r tho fruit.

.mi.-. j;i,.ios t lim n.is oout;nr two . lots of Mrs. IJ'izaboth Stein on Main ! licall0n-

,'ition of tho stato department's diplomatic room, scene of many important international events has boon ordored by Bainbride Colby, the new secretary of state. Demand for office space during the war necessitated conversion of the room into three oftices equipped

with desks, book caaea and filing cabinet. By the new secretary's order th war Um partitions will to removed tho room redecorated and apain used for formal diplomatic cvent.-s, such as; the exchange of treaty rati-

street. and will put tip a modern bungalow. mmmmm Mrs. Thtirtell. Mrs. 1 A. Milb r's Tt& mother, left Wednesday for Akron, i C)hio, for a visit with luv daughter.! Mrs. Jahrus. L

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