South Bend News-Times, Volume 39, Number 70, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 11 March 1922 — Page 8

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r wir.niriC ff,r th" negativ rs. Thf r."t r"-?r'3l,-ir mrrtlr:? of th rl-jb will

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; M:? H'n Hahn. HQ.", S. Miin ! was hotf'-- Thür? -lay pvpnin; i t'i th Tiirrnr. of the Kappa Phi

' .r.iH oorlty. Th" pvontr.sr was ! i .-; r.t with .wir.j? nnl rcfrhmrnt j (-f-r ." TV f;l to y- t n nu rnhf r. Th-J I mr-ftinsr will hM Marrh 23 j ! at the h"m f Mi-.- Kathf-rin'-j ' Fail civ.r. .""0 V. Colfax a v. !

Berlin Seeks Stvle Leadership

ov'-r into a r.-w one; that's all I'm j d:r.?. kittio Kat." sai.i th bunny. , "You may hit and watch rr.r." I ' Thank you." mewed Kittie. so hf eurit d her tail up around her

YOUR HEALTH

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T!i" feu'.'tr iii'-'tinc: of MoonllK'h j T n:p, NX. ?,:,:,, I'ythian Sisters, j I ... 1 rr t . . . f - a 1- '

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KIen candidates wre

f If f : !. I.; Xra r u r X- ; :' Tl: f'r'-rer.-; 'lül ;-iv ' r -tX.: j r -t ra rn Friday at j

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v oa 1 v ' f xr-, -t w- r"ivn 1 y Mr-4. ; .1. IC nra iy. :: ornj anX 1 l.y Mrs. j n-;,! r,:,i:j;! r. a r.d M:-s !iv Ivn Ful- i

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:iiipt:.ill .!;i!r''U .ii:' a norr.in.i1; 11 anl tli-

initiated and plan. we re riad" fr !

icizar a:;l r tftf-ria f-upp r td Ye f,iv--n Minh IS. Seventy-üv mm.-r-vaTf pr?ent r.t thv- ?r.-:-" f,ns,'.

Mr. a r.d Mrs. L. F. .S-di! U'e". F IMdy st.. entertained the rntm.1 r. of th- ;hritian Fndeavor : o-f.-ty of the S'unr.yside I'reshyterian f'lnin h Thursday evenir.s:. at

thr Xetion of officers I. F. S'dileiser was

which took plat-.

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prrid. r:t: Miss Olenice vi e pr -ident; Miss I,oi-

to 1

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ll Will h'-Pl v. ere rornpl' te.i

f-r tli l'rerr.ini which will f pref nt'i Mar! 1 ! f r the general cluh. T!:e e'.t'-rt airrnent v. ill ronsi.-t r.f tA- p !-iy--, 'Tl..- Fat f t!i Fanl.' ) y Ar.drea VrviT-hn, and "The n-

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l.v Marv Wilkin-i

Cook, rerordir.ir secretary: Mis- Marcaret IIdeni. pianist. Refresh naen!. wer1 served ta 1.1 ITUetS. Tiio members of the Sewing circle rf St. Peter's Fvangclical churt li wrrs ent?rtilneil Th'jrsilay afternoon

at the homo of Mr?. William ttur-

ir.ejctor, 71D Ilaney a v. The annual!

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aftrrio,n m-t!nsr of

t tlir Frith I'ar-

c!m1. of tlie Coqtiillarrl

siln-M.l. TI,'- I: l. v: in for tlo- aftr-r-n.;ori .a s nppnol " ith sel-- tionH unr hv ; Ci.ipTiÜard school rhor:i. le. l.v Mi-s lt-- SfatPr. lir-c-!or. A tooth hru-h drill w;i riven l.v llo- i!i.il of tli- .t-B Kral. as T a s a! o .a 1 1 a n 1 k rciiief rirjU tinier the (lil-ction of th- f(.!)0l IHir.-f.

M i .'-.

elrtion took y I ic. resulting 'n Mrs. H. C Burmeistcr btdnff chosen president: Mis.- Alice Fhelin?. vic-e president ; Miss Adc- Warstow, sec

retary, and Miss Louise Derin?. treasurer. Thirtv Kiiost.s wr pre s- .

.Tt. ihr nxt mrctinc: v.-ni ne- ncm ir. two wepkf vith Mis; Atlflisti ''';ikevitz. Pennsjlvami a'.

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les. where it wouldn't 00 on. and watched.

There are lot.1 of thin-rs a

nned : HinuM ) tTicVi vit x

ut now can

i'o taught unUss the parent has

child

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Uncle Wicirily was fastening the , knowhdee?

retenne on the seat part of hi.' easy. For instance, s.re you aware that a i ?rum !

If rot. there w-;:

;t at tip-' r.-ok of

It ir.ay rvn erc- p Iowa ti:' t ( tli and the ku:i-..

VERSE 0' CHEER By Edzor L. Jones

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cliair when Nurce Jane called him out to the kitchen. The muskrat lady wanted Uncle Wi5xily to hrin? her up so:ih- coal

j from the cellar, and when the 1 bunny had done thus he went hack, , to the fixinft of his ea?y chair. Kittle

i Kat wasn't there.

"Weli, 1 ftutta Kittle Kat b-caaiie tired of waiting: to see me tin is. h and

I she has one home," said Uncle j Wiirgily to himself, twinkling Iiis j pink nose. "Well, no matter, I'll

ju'-t put the covering on the scat

and my chair will he finish'

child should chew his food, using j both sides of his mouth for this i purpose? j You don't want on? sid of your 1 faco to be more- developed than the ' other side, do 3011? You certainly! don't want your child to he so af- j flicted.

e is f..r:r.. I a pocket in wh

the L-n-::; car :rmv and thrive.

We certainly take into the ran: h

the

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vith our f'-.Ovl and in ether was in-'

!:umra :i. perms. 1 ortunate.y of them are harmie-.- ai;d frittivily. p.ut some of t!u;

, mc.--t e von

are of the pus-proluc:n variety .)! lie of tir.s kin.l are planted ir

the 1

sense to bring up a child In the way! gum pock.t they pet to work cn th- , he should go. lie must be watched. ' t:-sv;e.s of th- mouth, and pretty soon 1

not In a disagreeable way, but care-ou may

l:av pyorrlica: a "lli g's

N'iri.i Houcl.

n r an-l a r . 1 1 i r 1 w.i

". f.. A i:n. r. Ii--v. A. I iator i( the K:rd M. I j-.ive an U'l'.'rcsx on 'Thr

I'iario tiumlifr?

Mi-' Violet AVeg- ;

uive-n Fy Mrs.

Monier, church. C-e and

J A I"nt(r tri vl? given Thürs. 1 iy j afternoon at the home of Mr?. ; Trank Drenner. "O TZ. Indiana av..

for the members of th Hnly Tr'.n-

1 ity Knclili Lulhnan liurch l'ivhty

"ucrts were receiver! between thv hours tf 2 anil a o'clorV. A color

Ferlin ilotliing dei.'ncr:; ;m- ;-i i ;is the -tndard e.f the world's fashion

tions. On tiio lf-tt is Mrs. i:n.i i;jb

to -tahiu-h the C.rrman -riterion Tiie above' frocks are- lato cic;i-

1 nxxlt'l.

:'. iety lieaiity, posing us

AbU'e of the M-.Tion ricture' A j niotitr of laventler was suggrsterl In hour follow. -d the ,,rogram.pl decoration of th liome nibl the

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light r fr-shment.s

e-re scrcd. The h o.-t s.-cs for the affrnoon wr' Msdaines II. J. Craf, Arthur fJiif-K-n", F. F. II. Steinel. Albert Fang.- Mark Milb r. Frnll hinok. '. II. eb ridieid. W. A. Carl. Stewart WX-ner. Charb:s Favenberg. W. F. Anwan-br and L. I). Fl uid.

Revelations

of a Wile &i

ADELE

larno, over wnien .'is. ..in Nelson, presided., assisted by Mrs. Walter Kanip. Mrs. Arrhur Fay.

Mr?. M. Smith and Miss Florence!

Firnner. The

Tin: src;;i:sTFov uis ii:.x ,f .mm; i on a risuixr; tuip. Vxith warnings from both Ihcky anel Fillian filed away in my mental reference library. I could not help u.Uehing I'.t Ks Pi an fnritivrly wlica

Tirotrr.ini. un;r,i was

it.

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included viol

The Xf.rtmn FXly ine: I'iiday al'ternca'ji

i Ttichardson and Miss Margaret Fady Sewing circle j nn(1 a vo?al durt hy Mr. Avjn an(1 at the K. of;Mij, :,iHuel Ifacev.

P. h'.ll. Twenty lurmliT.i were present and th- afternoon tva spent, at necür-work. Furing tho social Tho regular meeting of the Vichour light re freshments were s-rved j tor' cUlh was hchl at the home of by the h.nste-osi in charge. (ri next(Ir:- William Hege, 753 Lincoln

Friday the c:rclo will bedd an all day session and a pot luck dinner will Pa f-red .at r.oon. The next regulir meeting ef the fircb- will tal

place- March 2 1 at !: I

Vr. Charles cui;i. 1 ; F. Indhna I av , was lntr.s Friday afternoon I

to the m t.l rs of the Frances AVillard W. C. T. U. The program for the aft rnoon was in charge o4 illrs. Oerfrtide Albright and Mrs. Ada Pardhard b- 1 the dvotionaF-. Ten !1K mbefs- wcrn pr,-.cof',t.

way Ik Thursday afternoon. In the contests the favors were won by Mrs. Carl Keplogle and Mrs. Paul Juetter. Mrr. Richard Graff gave several piano selections during th social hour. Lurhfon was served t( 10 members anl five visitors, among them bring Mrs. Faul Juet- , - , , t 1 fit.. T . TU

I I . I 'i V 11.11 I' .1 tlj , 11. Iii? IK'AL

meeting In two weeks will be held with Mr. J. W. Witemyer. r.n? w. Ivisalle av.

f th-- n.ost .b ligh.tful affair

In the history which was ,". i wns the dinner

of t he Mot hers club, years old Tliursday. j civen by tli" Fathers,

the

Marold lb Herr. Tli th- Mother club is

1 i

at the Robertson Tea rnoni in

evening. Thirty-eight guests were seated ;it a F-sha! ci table- made attractiv.' with -ilv.-r ba-k ts of Cal- nd.ila and fi a. Tio- affair whs in charge of Jr. b m Shidb r. cliairnan. who v.-- -iss;-td by Charles F.

Mlllhoiise a: membr r- h ip

.irnitc.l to . .. a :: .1 a report was given

by Mrs. Ti;n:::.n Full 1 shoeing that only 72 mothers ha 1 hcen admitted to membership iu the ? 4 years. Following dinner, Mr-. Oorsro Ful!mr gavo a to.i: to the "Fath'rs" and Irs. IT. XV. Fldre lg g-ive one to the "Mothers." A pu7.b which spelled the nam ()f the eirgar.!.:atinn when tomplrte.I. as won by ?drs. Fy'.e Jlumhle. Mrs. A!;i!!i ShidbT and Mr?. II. Fb.lredge. A lehate. "Resolved that Womans Suffrage Is a Failure," was given by a. (I. Graham and Tho ma Fuil.i for tho af- : rmativf .an Mr. F. M. H'rr, Mr?. : M. ?auur a:td Mrs Chirle - Zig-

Mrs. Almira Dubail. 202" Linroln way W., was surprised by 20 of her friend Thursday evening, the occasion being the celebration of her birth lay anniversiry. The evening was spent with games and music and a buffet luncheon was ?ered.

matter with all of 11s going fishing fo:- bullheads tonight?-' "You'll have- to stay all r.ight." Ta ( Xivrove- warn.el. "'That is. of ours . unless somebody came down in a r.ir after you. I'll tell von."

It; r her unfortunate trip 1 wanning to his subject. "If some-

Rip Van Winkle's mountain, body'll take, me down in the car. I

was in evidence again in . our: can go to the lower dam. about nine

only can get to the upper dam." Fcs Dean clasped her hands together theatrically and flashed an

; imploring glance at Dicky.

of the unfortunate consequence- ef ''Can you re .-ist U' li a diance to her insi.-ting upon wearing my X.. a wholesale b. n factor. Kind sneake rs, two sizes too smnll for lp r. j Gentleman ?" she pleaded. ''Oh. do Put if she cherished any resent-jsa' you'll take u,- down to the lower me nt against me, aH Ihrky and Fil-, Iam tonight!" lian had predicted, and was planning ! "That's as the boss decides," nnv 'comeback" for tho humiliation I Fh ky waved a careless hand in my I unwittingly had been the means of : Erection. "I'm only the man-of-all-Kiving he r, .she showed no siirn of it j work. Whatever she says goe." when she iolned us at bicakfa-t af-l "b. I'd love to go!" I -aid quick -

ter her two .lavs' absence. She was-b'. and knew by the glint in

!in v e lee t ! o n i hv A 1 here I

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Tverk nrnnmninl lei- Mrc VT "ol.i.oiju i.uim. um, s ii.i-.ni. i iiiii ,,,,. tl A ,,tM- i r w.uk.

t.--i- r,r,c- i.i. at. V ' 1 ia ve gii e . s , . d f r o i a o u c k n w 1 ed go o f

li? I lllll, sin- Old JlOl J1U 11. (IIIIII she was able to walk without a limp, and there had disappeared all tra.'

kept on tacking, and ßoon he called

, in Nurs-' Jane, to see how the chair i looked. "Wliy. it is as good as new!" cx-

clilmeel the muskrat lady. "I didn't believe you could fix it so well. Wiergy! Rut what is that lump in the middle of the seat? D.d you tack an old cushion under the cretonne?" "Rump? What lump?" asked the

jlunny, putting e.n his glasses to see

better. "I didn't fasten any cushion under there that I know of." Just then came a scratching at the door and a voice called: "Is Kittie Kat in there?" "Xo. Tommie," answered the hunny, as a pussy boy vame in. "Your sister Kittie was here, watching me fix a chair, hut she has gone home." "Oh. what a dandy chair!'' cried

j Tommie. "May I try it?" And

j fore any one cemld stop him

mie had sat down on the

huniped-up rat.

Then, all of a sudden, there sounded: "Vow! Mcaouw: YYow: riray get off me! You're sitting on me!" I'p jumped Tommie? from the ch.iir. 'That founded like, my sister Kittic!" he cried. Nurse Jane took the tack lifter. Ir.osened the new covering on the scat of the chair, and from beneath it came Kittie Kat. She had pone

to s.ecp when c neue Wiggi'.y went) to the kitchen, and she was so mixeel !

up in the cloth vhen the bunny came back that ho never noticed he r, hut tacked the new -retonnes right over her. "And I never woke up until Tommie .vit on me!" mewed Kittle. I'm glad lie wasn't an elephant!" "So am I!" laughed Undo Wiggily. "f didn't mean to tacl; you In my easy ehalr. Kittle. Now that you're out I'll fasten the seat down again." And he elid, thus making a new chair fut of the old ope. Then

tuny enough to determine wnat rr.s u:ease.

habits really are. When a tru? fault i Most chror.i is discovered, if you explain why it is j ar.ee date back a fault the child will have some in-! habits formed

I d:se as- s o to early I;f then will pr:

: : n p o rt -. Pieper vrri m Is

ar, d old age No

ways, without thinking his parent i greater r blessing i to be h.,i thai, is "cranky." j good teeth throughout a long LT:-

th" , time.

r v. r.iv t w : .t s ;ss;ety. ar.' I'd. r ' ver go . .: l.::.i o way To g.t 1 ut o' ti.' I never kr.ew A soli: iry slr.eb s'p to . .. Wen I lit in rh' k r. e s I'cr.n Fcr Wen I s. ri knew I'd m Afor th' th::g i-oul Jn't it Until I'd wab. b'arr.ed to

fr.ic

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telligent reason for mending his fry in adult lit

Th. Th'

Why should both sides o

mouth be used for chewing?

Did you ever observe the teeth o:

a healthy dog? They are white and j good te-et

As a matter of fact. 1

I'd pr .1

1 -Xs hardlv

r:-e i ! o e :

clean and shining. They are made so because the log chews rough and hard food. This food cleans hi teeth and polishes them. The food acts like a buffer, giving smoothness and lustre to the teeth. If you do not us? your teeth for chewing; hard food, no matter howmuch you use your toothbrush, tin re may bo collection? of tartar on the inside or at the roots of the teeth. To prevent this accumulation of tartar both sides of the mouth and all the teeth should be used for chewing. If this rule is adhered to there will

For the sake'

life and comfort during

or.g I

should watch your teeth and k- p ! them In perfect condition. To th: I 1: end you should chew your food on j both sides of your mouth., and tea Xi ' An' your children to follow this rt:'.?. It will be easy to e-t the- little girl I i. to eio this. b cause- they don't war.tj

to have one-sided faces. It to pe t the boyr to pra. ;b

peeially if tin re hnpp. r.s to he a toothache or for any other r-.aT. tenderr.es-s on one sX.e. Rut it a thing that must be done for the good of the teeth..

w i '. r

ss- l.a.: m w : a? Iy t .hen s: i r

arde :. c ?

o- a o'.vir.ir', ou "d g:t ..way .la . . . s i :. ' v.;r.k e r.; XbXd d-.w.-i a:.' fay is. d . c bard t:p in t! sob m il T s ( r,-. :.-ty w 'Ubi r.e r tTf-t cr.i er. n n: ore.

Swank Dyes CP

trilr.g Main 7tl.

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' Iffl'CRAY PROCLAIMS

WEEK OF APRIL 23 AS 'LIBRARY WEEK

Jatioei of tho Lest Vooks. the tre.isuro i

rhr5ts of lp.iman r.spiration a: knowb'ilp-.'. "Therefore, in order that the cit

e i

Pre-Var Prices

J.i.e mr- ful'.

J ! rcadimr. and lox'ir.c

1 1 1 : ; ' he

may ome to re.' eg

Iii" value of 1m-o!...

a nd the 'lie: '

... . . . II Villi l rn n r( mil ir i I '1 I 1 1 r. I -

is RsLCin;

2n Elfort?

E x c c u t i v c's Proclamation Places Stress on Importance of Reading;.

j iidVabbigeS pi.. is Of tilt' pUXiC i libraries in their own conimumCcs.

"Py virtu eif m authority a c". - , ornor of tlie State a of Indiana, T. Warren T. McCr iy, do now des; trv. i t e I

tho wffd; (d Ahn ... !'-

h"0!jr.d viST. r, er .a'.'.s frr fff"

Iv. .i tr :r.g to s e

Ii i ist. ;i i i .- d .-.'. . Cli'.

DR. J. BURKE

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'.Mt . i It 11 1. A N rs r IIu- of ill KrvptnU 4. !:.

IXDINAPOLI5,

week of April ".t-2'J ha.s been U-sig

rated as "Indiana Library Week" I

Week." and

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Indiana I.ihrarv

. r, -ri.- tirge tli onservane-e oi tni.-i wc.-k 1:

Tiaren ;'. uiv , ,

V,-,.. V.o.,, i .l..i-. ! ! "l '" ..-,...: .1..

ree-ommend that t'ce trustees ,-,f pur-

-M 1 1 M 1 1 f 1 1 ! 1 M ! 1 1 1 1 1 U 1 1 U 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ! 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 111 I H. LAPIDES I

in a proclamation by Gov. Warren T.f'f lib'nrirs librarians. te,,eher, and

Fess

as gav. as e harminglv insouciant ns,"eans eyes mat imckj- s s-peoen was ever, and when we all had dutifully ; annth-r point in her score against inquire d after the wrencheel back me. ,

which wo all knew was oamou.Uce

McCray. The Governor has declared that "today as never before will the that "today as never before the -well-being of our itate and the progress cf our communities depends upon the vigor and effectiveness of our educational institutions, our public libraries as well as our schools;."

clergymen, eio their utmost to reach.

all in each community with the mew. sage and influe-nc of gocrl book?." ; Z:

Fxcli.slxe I-adie

MORAL REFORM WAVK j SWEEPS MEXICO CITY MEXICO 'ITV, March fc A wave. E

f v 1

i a l i o r l n s 1

COA73 GOWNS an

WRAPS 1 FLOUE3

r.( moral reform that might be 1

The proclamation follows:

w iiereas, to spread tne muuence ene.i to trie o.ue jhw- agitation o; ine

Tommie and Kittie went borne, after! of geiod book is not pimply a mis-1 United States is sweeping o.er M1 x-

iti:siDi:"ri: shop 1012 W. Wasldtigton Ate. Sejutli Find. Ind

thV had been given each a piece of sionary work for human betterment, chocolate pie. And the bunny sat but a patriotic work in disseminating in h'. easy chair. So if the puppy! the principles In which democracy

dog doesn't chas- the pusny cat's finds support anel strength, anel

tail instead of his own a r.d make the fioldftsh laugh. Fll tell you next ;:bout Vnodr Wiggily and the play

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ste anilio.it.

for her swollen f et, and had been Answered with the assurance that all discomfort had disappeared, we join1 her in the tacit relegation of the unfortunate trip to the tomb of forPotte n things.

-That Settle It!" j "The bullheads are' biting. P.a.") Fred put his head in at the dining-j room dcR-r. He had breakfasted he-! fore the rest of us anel pone up th

'road. Next te his father. Fred is i Mr. and Mrs. M. Schlamberg. 101 jtne most ardent de-voU ' of old Izaak j

x.u'i.) .-i.. eiu'auiiiit'u nie- iiimr j Walton I ver have seen, and his hers of tU- Thursday Whist club j fiU mi,-rore,l his . nthusiasm. Thursday evening. The prizes were j "Who says ')?" Pa re.ss-roN won by Mrs. U F.ross. Mrs. A. Iter- , turm-d in his 'hair at the head of

iow. onan ana u wmtzky. ni"' n,,, t.-bb . his de j . . A -r i!

Kuesi iavors wore- given xo ,ir. an-lfat the lure-. Mrs. M. Feibak and Mr?. A. Filber- J Sam I'atc'n. He uuislit :

UNCLE

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l NCFi:

uc:r.iiiY ( IIAIII.

ri.i:s a

liy IIOWAKO K. GARP.

t eye s sparkpn ; j

blatt of c'incinnati. . The next meeting in two week will be held with Mr. and Mr?. C. Cohan, r.29 F. Howard t.

AVelh" said Nurse Janrt slowly. a she stood jn the middX of the hollow stump bungalow sitting

ist! mum -ir-il liioke.i nrfiinnt. "It is tOi

I "'

(Copyright, ir22.)

Mrs. C. S. F.ulloek, 21 I. Bartbtt st.. will entertain tho School-

ico City. The betest atrstation is for th.e jaration of th" :-es in. tlm moi-;g pbturo ibeatr. Most of t!i. movie.-

II ei L'.i i tm.ty U" 1 1 - 11 o-l i; i I-, i.ri f Ii ' I a h 1 1 iv nui 1.;. i . i e the well being of our state nnd the forma ne-es anl tio !ira!i-is ray progress of our communities depends j that there is as much urn-en" red

upon the vigor sind effectiveness otircmir.ee in the

our educaticnal institutions, public libraries as well as

aieonies and the

our dusky i-nrrr cf the orchestra a our I there are on the Mn-eji. F':ad"U".c fd

schocils, and (the moral r"fe-rni laovement prcdb-t "Whereas, the public library ot j rational decaden-e and a lapid lowIndiana ami elsewhere has proven , ering of the moral standard if the itpelf or.e of the valuable social, s-.pir- i s-exes are po eparate 1 r thr kXr--

EYES EXAMINED

i t u a 1 and jiractical force-s in the

life1! turned on.

men's "Wives' club this afternoon at . of any community by fostering re-i Some of the moving pir mre h

her home. jtlection, ideal 1, and progress, nnd by iiere are particularly a.ha;ted The Schuyler Pebecca Ixdge No. stimulating the reading and a.simi-j deVeiopn.ent of romance. .ID will entertain members snd friends at a St. Patrick's party on!

the evening of March 14. at their hall. I The King's- Herald of th Im- j manuel M. F. church will meet at I tn home of Miss Irene Stark, 433 1 Harrison av., next Sunday after-1 i

r noil.

tO It'e

. v.'- - . ' y : 1- I

hTlemontree

fecth Tttnr Imllni Optomftr'.ii ikI Slrtjitifinurlnf t(.tlrla W fcu dupllratf triy jhlr of ln XU'rm ItltUlljlN b T,

The Plymouth Needlrcraft

was entertained Thurselay afternoon at the home eif Mrs. Florence Swindcman. 70j XV. Iasalle av. In the contests the favors were won by Mrs. William Hardy anel Mrs. Ivw Imatch of Indianapolis. Luncheon

mXht. lie said, just as fast as could in 1 1 'em out of the water." "Where?" "Fower dam." "Th'it s'ttles it I'm going

Clun , tiiirht ' How nbon it Mother'

Hi' looked over at his .vife

A' go d to throw away and yet it's so I shabby 1 don't like company to sit j in it." j "What's that?" asked Unele Wig0jgily. who wr?. just twinkling his

pink nose and getting ready to go

with !

ha lf-ludicrous. half-s h a m e f a c e d

pleading. I bjng ago had observed I

out adventuring. shabby?"

"What is

"Vom- eild eisv chair." answered

that bustling, thrifty Mrs. Cosgrove- Vnzzy Wuzzy -Tho t,jvrrini

i.ei't ratner a tig.u rein upon ner

i tasy-going. irood-natured. but somc-

was s-rvM to 14 member.. Tlie next what indolent spouse, and did not

meeting will be hold with Mrs. C

K. Curties. 17 0) Douglas St.. March I'l.

it U hrclocL's At lrhcclorfSs THE NEW VICTOR RECORDS FOR MARCH Let i:s play them for you

Fruntf Alit Lucr x.i m Bori T od or CHtlipin Feodor Cha'.Iapin roJor CThaliapin

RED 5T-AL RECORDS t-&27 Td.! You (FurVr-Mevr'ilo) 7 ' ' lon Ciov.nnl-V rHr.l. carina (O. r-r.t. Shll I Tell Tlitr "t4 ion cf t he Ma (Ccthi Mouwoig-.li) ) f ;64$ Tii Two Cre naHieri (Hrin-S.humnn) WKen ihn Kin nt Forth To War (krnrmtnn) Ultima Kma Uoiwlr Kotr) ( 1 ot.itam-.Sibrlla ) In T t 1 . . r.

7Fa"7 Faut-5jlptdim?r.i (All Ha, 1,1 nou Dwdanj Lovely) In Italian Deniamino Gijli

rMi. -s-rnG- ei Ambiomo) loim iolo Jascha Hifctz ;J4 My Aii Folk (MiiU-lcmoi,) Louit llomtr tN'JJ l'radie ( itPn-f? t "oik on) (Krakaurr-Krri'rr) Violin 5clo Fritz Krilr f0:.S Sweet f'etsjr OWdl tUeJ.iinf-VL.Wfcp) JoKn McCormack 74. Mituilia Utrrycii' mn U Erika .Morini 747. I-olV ei V. K. (Kdimr.;-i. fl) rianoforte Ser(l Rachmaninoff 7472 SaIome, Dance Part 1 (bora "Salome" ) (Strtua) PbiladalphU Orchestra 7470 Salome'a Dane Fart II (from "Salome") (Strau) PhiiadcpKia Orchestra Chiniea cf .Normandy With Joy Mjr llrt la French Kenato ZanalU

DANCE RECORDS

Original Dixialand Jazz Band Th Bnon Orchritra of Chicago Grean lire. Mellorimba Orxhattra All Star Trio and Thair Orchestra Paul Whitcman and Mia Orchestra Paul Whitaman and Hia Orchestra

111 9 11 I "r in . t

ISJ5i 1 , u,ü'fv rci irot viud reoyai crcneitra I Good - n, . Sliinjhai -Fot Trot Club Royal Orchestra taatajWhen i5hj!l Wa Meet Afain Medley Waltz Hac bel-Berf e Ore hestra Mby tb? Oi l 0:-io Shor? Walti Gra Bros. Mellorimba Orchestra I eel ri the 'Gin 'Gin 'Ginny Sbor Fox Trot Paul Whitaman and His Orchestra

rul " niitmtn and tils Urchtitra

j,(now Wow nines Fox Trot Railroad B!ut Fox Trot

lf,Sl

iSmilia' Fox Trot

lSoniehcr in Naples Med. Fox Trot

llVar t):vl ouih!nil-lo Trot They Call It Da nt inr Med. Fox Trot

lMar Fox Trot

STANDARD AND POPULAR RECORDS

Aiy. .?ini'f Through Your Tears

I . iianu I. I i ou

iGita a Man a Hers Ha Can Rid

iWashin Daby V "umorovis Mooolotur)

Shop pinr

1V54" " rget You Tha World i Waitinf ft

IM4

l'Aeer N More My Mammy

For tha Sunrisa

Lambert Murphy Lucy Isabella Marsh Royal Didmun Royal Dadmun 4 m . - ....

45'65 1!n1 uaojr . . umorous .MOOoiouf i rvi art a n II I

.-Maria Lthill John Steel John Steel Peerless Quartet American Quartet Henry Burr Charles Harrison Yvetta Ruesl Edna Brown-Elliott Shaw Stanley-Murray St anley-Murrar

3c j 4 Copp.' I.a Ballet h estiva I Dance and Walts of tha Hours Victor Concert Orch. I Malucuer.a ( M kow V 1 ) Victor Concert Orr twetxa

l-rcani Kis Valtz ( H wtiim Guitars) Frank Farara-Anthony Franchinl

l:i He Glad to Get lUck fy Homa Town

t . , S Th -"it 's Mow I Heliete in You

11 n: 1 u ..lornn;', .(von an.i rtht

iti . (.fnny Ofl 1 - -1 ..ls-nrr. s Marrrn)

IKi-tu-A (I Kr "Cj.-.! M.-ir.iPi Dearie")

l55

ln My Heart, On My Mind, All Day Lone

I floo-Hoo-Mi-x (You're Coni4 Crv hen 1 ' rn Car

look with any toe great favor upon; his frequent fishing and hunting e xcursior.s. Indeed, his fondness fori rami line with fish-pole or gun'

! ihroiifii l.X brloed Catskill forests, I had. in ecjr first 'acqua lnta nc. with him. caused l)irkv to dub him Hip

!'a:i Winkle, although the big jolly!

; man lias none of the unpleasant j s,"urFe JanP

ha rai Irristii s if Irvine's lioro. X" - ' )e-i

house t "

is all faded and torn

throw it away " "Please don't throw

and yet if

awav

easy chair!" bejrsed the bunny. "It i.s mi ("onifortable to sit in after I come homo from having had adventures with the Furry l"o or the V.'oozie Wolf. I bve my nr? chair!" "Hut it i so shabbyl" objected

j "W lipn my woo ibexes are illiei, i ar.-I my chickens caneht. killed and '-bant el for tomorrow's dinner, I haA r.e objiction to you making 17

hinds of an all-iiro! Pilot of your-

Mr. rcisgrovp rcplxa iilci?-

n 1 1 v

"It looks as if it ought the hü! to the poor

. ver:

:s;:cio;t

it-it

nc'ii;'!. tliou-li tlifr was a

vi a rtiity in r.er tone. 1

I'd better get th hni

!" bravely rrud l.ncl

AViirgily! I 1 1 T.v thai old chair up. Nurso j.nnr, m) it will look like now f "How asked tlx mti.-krat lady lioiisrki'i'ppr. "YYbv," anwerd the bunny, with

1 a

no nt and the rheumatism me dicine

a s-m:.l- that

! p-ady for tomorrow. I i:jdos,. you'll ' .-ta;- all nicht."

1 lie big man flushed a ti ; der his tan. Madgo Agrtcs. "Vow. Mother." he said. "

tWil'.k'.e twice tho ctorc. 51

; whatever

m a d e

as fT.-t t s a n: e

hi:

PIIIK tlOs 'Til g to cretonne cr

the- use for covering

airs and I'll tack it on this old

one of mine. ' make i look like

Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Coen, 531 S. ! Carroll t., have as their guests Mr. I and Mr?. (). V. Parker, rienssojacr. t Ind.

IS "TI

1 ratrniH I H

K Tomorrow'ti G HOROSCOPE Dy Genevieve Kenbl

good.

I a new chair.'

" 11 ri-V-t ir

a-.i

i ou war. i it)

Nurs- Jane. "Shall

I haven't been fishing in a coon's n rcf..

age. And 1 ii ?ce u evrining oe-.K(. crftonno covrrinr for von

fore I go, and bring you back a line rrtther do it mv.-e'f i' vou

ry it." I buy

mess of bullheads for tomorrow .nu-rn in g's breakfast. Did you ever eat bullheads, folks?" He turned to

Hie- rest of us. patiently trying to

escape from conjugal criticism. "If I .nave I'e forgotten it." Dicky said. "Hut I'll try anything once." "If you had. you'd never have forgotten It." Mr. Cosgrove b dared didactically, "Th ;y're th.e sweetest eating of any pan-fish in the world. Of course your real fancy ander?

don't mind." spoke th.e bunny uncle, sort e.f bashful like. "I want to pick

! out

sKy- muo

ii-ok down or. fishi:

m they

pink green color."

"Mr rev me"' cried Nurse .T.ane

! "After you cet the rasv chair flxed

it will look like a rainbow or sunset. I don't know which." "I like bright co'orp." laughed Uncle Wiggily. "Please leave it ta me." 'o Nurse Jane did. and srti the

bunny had

flowered cretonne.

d? o!

bright.

MA Iii II l-'.Hi. Sii nd.i ". horoscope is not a very! auspicious one, according to peveral i !erplcxing figures . The most ?inis-j ter augury Is read from the tendency! to rah. impulsive and Jndicreet !

conduct coming from an unfriendly Mars. Avoid accidents. Those whoso birthday it is have the prospect of an unfavorable year unle-.s they are particularly calm and rircumsbcrt in all their activities. A hild lorn on this day should b Kivcti tarly trair.ir.g in Felf-control b t it invite all manner of difTlculti3 through rash headstrong and indiscreet Sets. Monday's astrological map is not a

very nrnmislnz one ar-cordirr to the I

lunar transits. There Is some prospect ef gain or increase of moneys under tin- Jupiter position, but the luminaries in Opposition hold but little encouragement for favcrable conditions, especially for those in the

e mplovme-nt of others, who should

be iiarticularly on ?itard not to jrcipardize their positions. Tho-.;. whose birthday 1: is f-hould be careful not to put their affairs or themselves in danger during the year. A c'rild born cn this dav will

br generous and affectionate, but 1

may be proud and domineering un less carefully trained in early life.

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. . . . The hideous tentacles gripped her more tightly. "Help I" she cried "Help! Itls a devil-fish! an octopus!. From the thrilling-, absornir.p; story of in English woman's battle lor life with a hideovts 25-foot o-jt&pu.

In Sunday's

i : u i ri

w i

. li If

i " !li f ' J

some' ta.

store.

h he

Tak I r. g

want the trout or even the pickerel. It'ir it's r.-it the e.-flsii'i frr trout.

, If: . i . . .

bite -.it r.i-:ht. : so ovg 1:1 ...xr-g ine rna r. ic.s.

enir.g the r.ew cover. rg on ov-r tb.

IMF

, and the pickerel don't

1 the tij

5 ' 1 hf re hasn't

I t h i- year anvway. Hut

e I like to go fishing

l Lau going Kat? (Otto-C ho da, and Harp-Cuitai)

Sam Moora-itoraca Da via

llloae.mf on tha Laka 2) Skating (3) Walter (4) March Victor Orchastra La lUrjeronetta (2 Walt (3) Scherzo (4) L'Arabaaqua X) La Scret I IrurmriKj Victor Orchestra fTo a llumihinj Bi'd (2) Elfenspiel (3) Tha Witch (4) March of tha Tin 5 !iirs Victor OrcK rra ,r '3'lKnirht cf tba llobby-Horsa (2) Tha Clock (3) Postillion (4) Peaaant'a ( Un; Victo' Orchestra George H. Wheelockß? Company

And :

jght

your trout

i j

whr re

"Mew. mew"

sharks don't know the fun there is in 'n" roi .....i. i -

sitting on a great took down there, -. m..-

by tho hie d.am. -with your p;pe mak- ;

ling the only light vou hae be sidles;

"Oh. I

H ih Cat!"

the lantern vou shut off most of the

"No If ou phase.

time, and hauling in those bullheads , Kat. and I came over

one after the other. The big ones you were ibMr.g." si: i

give ou o.iito a littV fiht. too."

WhN. Pa t'os-crrove!" r.e?s Dean j ter f .Toie and Tommie Kat

yoice. and th-re Ftord the pu.-cy

b')Ok-

I ut in -illy. "You're positive !y j in? nt Tncle Wiccily

loetivaH I s iy, folks. what's the j "Oh. I'm jus

PLVNS MADE FOR BIG R0TARIAN COxWEMION LO-? ANCirLH. March 9. Pre-

hammer a nd i liminarv tdans for what is cor.fldent-

hought at the j Iy predict l wi'l Le the largest eons coat, Frclo I vention of the International Asrocla-

tion of Hotao' Clubs ever held, scheduled to take place in Los Ar.gejes from Jur.e L to 9. are under vay following a meetlr.fr of the national convention executive comnvittee. ,

Hvpectir.g an attendance of more?' than' 10X00 members representing Hotary club all eiver the world' contract. for Ih'XO room i esr-rvatior ' l.avt- been prepared to assure lis-' itors adequate accommodations. A ; convention budge fund of approx-j imately llOO.'o.iu has alo bn pro-1 vided for. '

udde nlv

Mr. Lor. ge r

in was

hope that isn't -. bad exclaimed the bunrv.

I'm Kitt.' to see what

a jo

kttie

:ing an old

il ä on i.. r :..v 'f vt-. uraer tram our

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