South Bend News-Times, Volume 39, Number 15, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 15 January 1922 — Page 25

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1HE price of war is mighty. Aside from the sorrow and suffering that it exacts from those fighting afar and those waiting at home is a price that inevitably follows the terrible upheaval. It is best explained as an undercurrent of social unrest.

We can avoid this calamity only by helping the ex-fighter to get back to normalcy in regard to wages and employment. We are NOT back to normalcy yet. The wake of the post-bellum business depression is NOW carrying along on its tide a great number of ex-service men. When the clarion call of war sounded in seventeen they responded in heroic fashion; and their sacrifice THEN deserves our gratitude now.

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3UTH BEND has jumped to the fore in this patriotic movement. There is

an immediate necessity of a "COMMON FUND" that will enable the former heroes, now out of work, to find themselves. All the proceeds of Monday

Night's Big Reception to the veterans will be given over to this fund. It's going to be held on the biggest floor space in South Bend, The Studebaker Administration Building. All your friends will be there and a good time will be had by all. The tickets range in price from $5 tor $500 or as much as you choose to give.

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Monday Night--Studebaker Administration Bldgi Get Your Tickets at Golden Mann's Four Stores, George Platner's, Hullie & Mike's or the Oliver's News Stand

This Space Contributed to the Success of the Ex-service Men's Reception by

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