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TIIE MElsl,,s CnN.,l,1nIrnns.
sroorENDyKr:s sUspENDEns.

Now my dear" said MIR. Spoopcn-
dyke. you've cleaned these trousers
up i'rst-ratc. This is what [ call econ
"my. II saves money. II I'd taken them
TO i tailor's ii would have cost "a couple
OF dollars at lease, ana you've saved
Just :hat amount" And Spoonpcndyke
went To his work OF pulling on his
pantaloors.
"rll clean your coat, too. If YOU like"
said Mrs. Spoopendykc. Leave il az
home some day, and | Will take this
spot out OF the sleeve" And Mrs
Spoopcndykc hustled around and
locked delighted with the idea OF
pleasing her husband.
"Wherc'S my suspcnders?" asked
Mr.. Spoopendyl<c. scrcwing himsclt
around and looking down his back
'%ou didn't clean the suspcnders clear
out q: SIGH. did yc?'
Il know they were there when YOU
put on your pants" said Mrs. Spoopen-
dyke. "\Vhatd YOU do with them"
'Oh, yes, certainly ! did something.
what aye suppose | did with them =
Think I set 'cn up In business some
where, don't We? Got an idea | gave
'cm & vacation TO 40 fishing, haven:
yc? Well, didn't, and morn that i
didn't send 'em away 20 he educated
for The ministry either. Whatd you
do with the mclslY thing
Maybe | can dX your pants so YOU
went need any suspcndors to-day. ana
I'll find them before night" suggested!
his wife.
That's it. you've got it. ravcd Spoo-
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MARY II. LYME.
Editorial and Literary Department

p"ndyl;e. How'd YOU propose TO fix
en-. going to tic en- on with I; shoe
string like YOU do your bustle?"
Going to walk around behind me all
day and hold them ON" How'd you
propose to fix EN- Maybe you can
hang 'em Oh me upside down and
button 'cm up around my neck" Fix
'cm, why don't We? Why don't yc fix
en-? These trousers are getting sick
at the stomach waiting to lie fixed" and
Spoopcndyke shot across the room and
dove under the wardrobe in search OF
the lost suspendcrs.
''rhey must be there somewhere"
said Mrs. Spoopcndykc. "Show 'cnI to
me- growIcd MIR. Spoopcndykc. Take
stick and point 'cm out TO me" OF
course they're here somewhere. only
put your thumb on EN-. Can't you
rccollcct whether YOU made 'cm up into
hatbands for the heather like YOU did
my dressing gown, or whether you
planted them to see IL they'd grow.
like YOU did my straw hat? Maybe you
think those suspcndcrs took their girl
to IL picnic. What kind OF housCkecp-
ing do you call this anyhow? Going
to find those doggastcd suspendcrs be-
tween now and the next war?
Bui Mrs. Spcopcndyke made no re-
Spouse, hut approaching her husband
she opened the back Of tho nuttcrinE
shirt she saw the missing suspcnders.
He had slipped them on before assum-
ing the SHIRT.
smart as "a whip, ain't ye." said Mr..
Spoopendykc. 'it my head WAS as
clcar as yours I'll hire ii out as Il church
bell
And Spoopendyke dressed and hur
ricd down to breakfast so as to get
the morning paper before his wife
could make Il clutch ut 1t when she
came down. BERTHA LANGLEY.
1907 Floyd Avenue.
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FRIENDSHIP on ROTH SIDES.

Hello. Grace" came from the other
end of the wire. have you an engage
ment for the dance tonight. YETI"
you go with me then. haven't ha
you Tor mine for long time, and ] will
have two dozen white roses up there
for you In less than one hour
alright" answered Grace Grace
Morgan and Jack Mclaughlin had
grown up and played together all
their lives Jack had always claimed
Grace but it never was realized By
others until now. They had grown
up together in Chicago. playing to-
gether and having their own baby
quarrels and fights.
They lived right across the road
from each other. in two old homes.
perhaps occupied during the Civil
War. 80 how could they help from
knowing and loving each other.
Grace was considered the pretticst
girl in the village (Which was on the
outskirts OF Chicago). She was tall
and slender with dark eyes and hair.
Her cyclashes were very long and
black. and her skin was the tint of a
white pcony with "A LITTLE pink In IL.
BY looking into those deep.brown eyes
one may we'll know that she was OF
lovely character.
Jack was n very handsome hoy of
twenty-five years He had golden, cur
ly hair with eyes like an Octobcr's sky
He was about three inches taller than
Grace.
Grace graduated from Byrn Mawr
the summer before, and had made her
debut in Chicago the past winter But
OF all her admirers Jack was the one
she liked best.
During this summer many dances.
receptions, theatre parties, etc. had
been held in the city that summer
Among these is the one In which Jack
escorted Grace. Grace had so many
admirers that 1t was rare when Jack
got n chance to take her. Grace had
attended many house parties and other
enjoymcnts. She was generally tho
honored member. All the boys in the
city begged to escort her before they
thought of any other girls.
So on this night Jack was very hon
Ored to take Grace to the dance given
by. the Athenian Literary Society Of
lIawlhrook School, of which Jack was
II member.
(To be Continued)
EMILY LEIGH CLARK.
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ST. PATRICK DROVE THE SNAKES
OUT oI' IRELAND,

When 81 Patrick was travelling in
ireland hard drink was common
thing. Lots of people drank, and thev
used to go 10 st. Patrick and ask
him what they could do.
We've shot At en-" they'd say. "and
we've tried to beat 'cm to death with
clubs, but 1t doesn't do any good" ~
should worry says St Patrick.
"f ou'vc got to help us out" saws the
people; Like thunder. I have" says ST.
l'atrlck, IN help YOU out when you
get ready TO help yourselves" says ST.
Patrick. Well" says the neonle,
what do You want US TO do"
Hust them bottles you've got" re-
piled the good saint.
We'll, sir. YOU may not believe il.
but for three days people were burst :
ing bottles everywhere
The good influences OF ST Patrick.
by love and Kindness. gradually wiped
out the long list OF sins: all these and
other sins. especially that of intoXi-
eating drinks. are represented by
snakes and other things
by GLADYS WARE,
Orange, Va.
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THE CAMPING r,,,p

!, was very lonesome in our nol..h
porhood. one spring we decided 10 49,,
on camping trip. Some of the hn..,
Nhe" where there was a heautItu,
place to put the tent. near the Anno.
,na.toS River. We got plenty or
provisions to last twelve people .two
weeks. All of us started out I'm n
wa ,r;' with two grown people.
the first thing we did was to got
everything ready in tie carnns. No
thcn had dinner. which was only ;,
cold lunch. We had brought sor.,.
loX hounds with us, so we could ro
ION hunting. That evening, when We
were settini; ready to start. VIC hcoro
FOX barking in the forest. Each one
or u had a gun, horse and enouch
The hounds soon got on thc ,ro.,.
OF fox. We rode about ten miles.
the dogs caught the fox. All OF us
except Lucia and Julia. got home All
right. We made big fire and waited
for the girls TO return We waited mn.
til half past twelve. but they did no.
come, SO we decided To go TO bed.
Cro be continucd)
Original, by
MARY FORBES.
Farmvillc. Va
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door by smiling girl about her own
age.
why. how do you do Mandy? l am
Mr.. Stanly's niece. and he told me to
want you all to come over 10 my
house TO a Halloween party. VIII
YOU"
We shall be delighted. We wcro
rible boy would not help" said Mandy.
Never mind now. We shall have loads
Of fun" And they talked about what
they would do in whispers.
Mr.. Stanley was rich man from New
York that had his summer homo In this
little town. and all the children were
very fond of him.
The next morning tho boys decided
and sec where the girls were and
scare them.
Jake told Sob to 20 and get a shcc,t
and be the ghost. 80 Bob dashed back
70 his house: grabbed the first, thing
lac saw, which happened TO be his
mothers best table cloth. and dashed
back.
The boys PUT the cloth over him and
went TO the Anderson house. but while
they were going Bob fcil down in II
ditch and tore the table cloth from end
to end. and he Was sight to behold.
They left tho table cloth and went
to the Bolton house. Nothing but
met With s the same .ne luck " at all n ths
houses, and decided to go home and
TO bed. Jake suddenly exclaimcd
Look they are up at Mr.. Stanly'
and sure enough the house WAC all
lighted up.
The boys all dashed up thehill and
stood out on the porch and looked into
the window. and they saw some quite
jolly looking ghosts. who presently re-
moved the pillow slips and started "A
potato race. The race was very c1
citing, and ended by Mandy, Jakc's
I q "a
large piece of candy In the shape of
potato
fire. cracked nuts and told stories
/ Then large tub was brought forth
fun OF apples. and the girls all bobbcd
for them with many gigEles.
| Then each girl got string with n
piece of candy at the end and chewed
the string until the candy was nearly
reached. and would look around and
see the, other girls, who looked so
funny that she would laugh and had
to begin all over.
This was so exciting that the boys
string which were much the worse for
/ wear. and instead Of candy. a stone
danGled at the end. The boys soon
stopped this. II was no fun
The girls in the meantime had nut
on pretty little aprons and gone TO
the ext, kitchen. The boys knew they were
Went around and looked in the kitchen
window. and soon they smelt a delicious
od0r: heard the girls laughing and
thlking and could SEQ them pulling
candy but the worst part was seeing
/ them eating il.
After the candy ppull they went In
inc dlhinE- room and had delicious choc-
I oIate ana cakes. at least the bows
thought they looked delicious, and the
girls acted like they were.
me boys mouths fairly watered as
! thcE looked at the good things
After n while the bus" came and the
crowd OF girls got in. and lots lots OF
= 3ughlnS and talking was heard as the
old bus rolled away ~
| The boys slowly Turned to.r,r,a
their homes. "s
.I tell YOU what n. S. L. p. stands
how. ~ - 9uIus Htanly, but ! don't see
Jake. az IT. Sdiu
/ ,%rxery, pleasant" sighed Sandy.
ori,, mo BOYS resolved never to refuse
| Il. $. l.. L. "'' III
PATTY w. GALLOWAY.
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IL. u.
Four boyish heads were together on
the school fence corner.
II wonder what it means" said Sandy
Anderson.
ITS going to be halloween party.
cause I heard mother say So" replied
Jack Sampson. And they arc going
noon. so lets get there first and climb
whole. thing"
So off the four boys started. Sandy
Anderson, Jack Sampson, Jake Bolton
and Bob Andrews
They were just in time. because after
they had settled down the girls marched
ina Just as the girls started 10 talking
Jack got pins and needles" in his
right leg and he Strengthened IL out
with n jerk and his foot landed in
voluntary "Ow." and seized Jack and
shook him. The girls glanced up and
saw Jacks "pins-and- necdlc-leg" hang
ing down. and they left. After they
had gone the boys climbed down and
each rcturend to his home.
The next morning each hoy received
2. note asking him to be present at a
Halloween party. and In q corner were
the letters 4. =. L. r. They were all
very much puzzled because the note did
not say when the party to be. and
they supposed the letters stood for a
certain place.
III. $. L. p. doesn't stand for samp-
son. anderson: Andrews or Bolton. now
does it, boys?" asked Jake
No il doesn't" they replied
well let's none OF us fellows CO."
said Jake.
Right with YOU" replied Jack
SO by noon there were four neatly
foldcd notes placed on one Of the girls
desks saying they were sorry but that
they had other plans. The girls were
very much upset because the boys re-
fused TO come.
That evening when Mandy Sampson
returned home her mother met her at
the door and said girl was In the
parlor who wanted 10 see her
who is it. mother" Mandy asked,
II don't know: it's some strange girl"
cvplicd her mother.
Mandy wont in and WAS mrt At fhc
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4 GaOn TIME,

] always have q good time when ]
go on our Sunday school picnic. | go
in bathing. and gather up lot OF
pretty shells to bring home. lay
down on the sand to rest; sometimes
the sun dries me before go back
into the water. / like to ride on tho
merry So-round. Tile whole day is full
of fun. When we get home we are
;ircd, and want TO tumble right into
bed, and the next morning we sleep
late. But we are always ready to go
next year.
LAURA AVIS NJ. CUMMINGS
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THE WF;EN'S PRIZE WINNERS.
tilitnn Cnss, of 11.I East DrOnd
Street, City.
Andrew Ranch. of thi" city. II. e. ID.
No. {. BoN 81.
beth ThomnN. OF Rio With, Nn.
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H.NNIE :. WILLIAMS.
1911 Grove Avenue. Richmond, Va
10 Ono l. Enrr niirn

Dear Editor aud CousinS,-It has been so
,onC since have sent anything to tho ciuh
J guess Toms Of YOU have forgotten that
belong 20 you: band. Although have
neg lected writing. 1 nave kept up wi;h tho
oun. and think the members doing iin0
w"fh. please send badge. rs ! lost
the one had. am going 10 tfy to bc
MORO faithful 10 tho club in tho future.
am !nc.osing drawing. which hope to see
IN prin; next sunday. ! have never won n
prize from tho cab. but mean 10 try hard
'or one IN the future. guess l have Al
ready taken up moro than my share or
space. Win best wishes from old ncm-
Der. PAULINE PATTEECN
Ransons. Buckingham County, Va
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Indeed ] Have Not.

Dear Editor.-l VIII not say that reckon
YOU have forgotten me. because hope YOU
have not. Neither can | say that I have
ncen too busy - write, because. although /
have been quite busy. 1 could have written
II didn't love TO stay oUt ~ doors and
play with my little baby brother 50 much.
Now about that future contest: think
about the niCcg; contest we could have would
lie about now We expect to spend our vnca :
,ior this summer. The title being. How
i:Npcct to spend Ny Vacation" mr. some
thinE like that. ~! " us WI! enjoy writing
about this. | know. and then. too. perhaps
children who Tor some reason cannot nave
very enjoyable vacation VIII enjoy read
ing what other girls and boys doing.
or at least what they arc planning to DO.
Gee how ! want 10 win uiat medal. Your
devoted member.
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Nc * cuney, Va.
Regular Contributor.

Dear Editor Enclosed you will nnd two
drawings and pu@|io called "JUmb.ed
Names OF Indians" Next Sunday am
going to send in tho answer to the puzzle.
and want 81 printed The page so the
children can 500 who tile Indians are.
The black places on one OF the drawings
are not sincars or hlots. thcy are moan; TO
hc locks Ia tho ocean and the largest ono
IL NIL Please excuse this writing. Best
wishes TO you and the members.
Iou: member
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ltarInNilic, Va.


Dear Ed!tor.-l am going to tell YOU wha.
II think would DC n nice thing for the mem
hcrs to do for tho contest. think 70 write
u story telling where YOU would ike TO
spend your vacation. how you enjoyed your
leelf, AMI everything, just like you had
already come back from your "trip. lnclcsed
please fnd IA drawing. Yours truly.
, MARY RTLAND LYME.
..MilloM Grove OrnnEe. VI.
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Car;ersyillc, Va.


Dear Editor.-I have not sent anything to
the page for long time. have not been
well. Mother took me from school. cried.
because did not want to leave my teacher.
and | wanted to 90 on ill school closed.
stay out of doors most all the time.
expect ! will get well | am going to
gather you some daisies. Your little friend.
LAURA AVIS NJ. CUMMINGS.
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Girls Names In Figure, and Jumblcd.
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MARY ROWE S1A,S
- ~
JuInbled Names OF Boys and Girls.
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MARGARI,,r pDoCTor
49,,
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Inc letters in each OF these fantastic
words. when PROPERLY arranged will
form the name OF some animal
shore.
- Soon gone.
- Iassy cup.
a. hreb.
H. k"ndoy
= Sinob
g NILS rum;
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Dear Editor.-I haven't got anything to
write this tinie. ann sending story by
the name OF the Camping RIP" would
like 20 scc II in print next Sunday. i hope
our dear editor VIII have a pleasant sum-
MARY f'ONBEE.
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Dear Editor.-I humbly beg pardon FOR
ncEoctinE our page. but have really not
found spare moment to write. ] have
read my prize book. and | enjoyed Il very
much. The heading was fine this week and
Dorothy smiths picture was hnc. What
has become Of Nick Drake? I hope he IL
no; sick. My, but viii be glad when school
IS over. | am going on picnic To Buckroe
Hcpch. and expect TO have Il very jolly time.
VIII you please excuse this scribhling. as
my pen IS bad and my ink IL blue? Went
strawherryins and found great deal Of
Strawberries. | read the Richmond Viz
rinian's Childrcn's Page. but Hike ours n
great deal better. This week l am sending
puzzle OF May flowers. As our puzzle de-
|partment needs more attention. ! would
like To exchange postcards with any of the
members. We'll. l must close. From an old
member.
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ThinI,, Page Improved.

Dear ElIlOr.-IIerc I am again. and I am
going 10 stick this time ami send some
thing every week-somc;h too. that will
have enough merit To escape the waste
basket. | nope. certainly do th!nk tho
paEc has improved read IT every sun
day. and enjoy /; very much. few sum
days ago you asked Cor some sugges lions for
contests. II this il too late. / will
resi that YOU select an historical event and
let us write. draw make puzzles about
1t. think Mr.. Rain Is treating as rather
snabbiiy this summer. Everything here IS
In Srca; need OF him At present. How many
OF members have been fishing. Won
dcr? The creek bank l. one o! my :avorite
resorts In summer. ] hnyc caught many
fifteen. though they were not very large.
My letter Is ions; enough. so Will close, with
love for YOU and all the members.
Your member,
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EVELYN CUMaIINs.
Nn,ncx of Flower. In Nomnn Number

~ "'neH Oh EIo"crH IN NomHn N"mbers'
l. ~. L. IN. MIN. NNIN
=. NNli. IN. MI. V. NN. XIV.
TX, NJ Mn ]. XVIII. Nv IN. XIV.
T. Xviii Nix. NIX. V. Nv.
o. IL. NN. Xxx. NNIN. IN. III. XVI
q. NN. MI. MI. IN. XVI KIN
JAMES WEXFORD BARKER.
ISL Pearl street, Petersburg, Va
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" SAMUEL. LOUIS CARTWRIGHT.

Sends Puzzle
Dear Editor.-Thank you so much for putt
ting my drawing In last week. am send.
Ing a puzzle this time II Is so hot and
dry We boys don't enjoy playing bali very
much Your member.
WILLIAM G. SUEIiBURNE.
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Puzzle of noys' Snmea.
l, IS. 1. IL. 6. s.
9, IL. Il. 3. 20. IL, Is.
.. %, .. ~. IL.
IS. ;. 20. .. IS, 6. s.
l6. 10. -, s, >, 10.
II, 10, >. 10. Is. II. l.
IDA JACKSON.
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Draws Boat.

Dear Ediior.-l am sending a boat thi.
time. ANA hope IL Will In your
paper. would have had It drawing In tho
paper sunday, but forgot all nbout it,
Wi;h warmest love for all the members. I
remain. Your member,
HARVEY CLARKE
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p"nr Editor.-l am sending in q drawin.,.
which | hone | vii! sec ou the r. -. &. &.
'puec next Sunday. WAS quite pleased 10
sec INV dra wing Sundays Y. II. 4. &.
ipafc ana thRml; you FOR printing II. Ill
:ner kinE SAID lot us have contest in
which the children write about the closing
O: school viii suggest that the members
TIL ;hc most improving way to spend vaca-
tlo;. think Dorothy Smiths drawing WA"
cua this week. have missed Curtis Elders
drawing ou the !. u. {. c. page. hut hope
No WI! contribute again soon with best
wishes Tor all.
Avon, Nelson County. Va.
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MAIiGAliET PROCTOR
brakes Branch.
MHlrnIiln Iiurk-

Dear Editor.-f was member once upon
n time. but | haven't sent anything to the
page Tor a long. long time. VIII you please
let me join again" ! promise la send some
thing in every week. or ~ least VIII ;rv TO.
My school closed the 18th ~ May. | am
glad say that was promoted. cIunct
draw but ! avn Sentina a drawing. which
l. supposed 20 be a hc.Jliug. l hope to see
It az. tn" page We.l. my letter is get
t!ug a I!;tic long. | viii stop for this time.
Yours sincerely,
PATTIE W. CAII.AWAY.
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Farmvillc. Va.
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W. Surely Need IL.

Dear j;altor.-You said thrt you would
Ike to have us make i suggestion for :,
contest: WEI ;hini: II would be nice 10
have "A poetry contest and let the members
compose II themselves. I am tendins IN a a
pleas 10 500 on tho r. -. e. 9. page next
Sunday. Wi:h hos: wishes.
Your member.
MARIE l.. WILLIAMS.
Avon Nelson County, Va
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Dear Edtor-Talking about n contest.
VIII suggest one, hnt very poor one. for
YOU must know. L.; the members tell about
the good times they have had since they
became members OF tho r. u. g. e. Let
them teli about jhcm In q letter or story. us
you think hest. rhi. i the only thiug that
leaked oU: ot my thinking cap. u y"u 10
not want this contest, have = drawing con-
test, Please put my pictures ia print cspc-
c!cliy tho one with Slut; and jem. My story
gid picture last week PAID visit to Mr.
Wnstcbuskc.. hope these won't. saw
my namc IN print, but couldn't see anything
In tho paper. Have YOU heard from Cogiey
IIaEwcli" lie told ho wrote several
times, asking for membership badge. but
hasn't got any. II You have any room Tor
another new Inemhcr please let lin, MI Tho
place. You VIII hear from MIN pretty soon.
NIL have TO close. leaving ittle space
for other members. remain.
true member. WiAN EARKER.
81 Pearl Street. Petersburg, Va.
Draws Boat
D.nr Ediinr.-l an snndins a hnat III.
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LAURA AVIS NJ. CUMMINGS.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-10-30
MORE PUBLICITY FOR CITY
Movie Men To Make Three Reels OF
Industries

Another plan has been started 10
give South Bend nation wide adver-
Using.
The French-American Producing
company Of Chicago viii make a
three reel moving picture film ex-
plotting the city's industries and
products
\ member Of the films company
staff and a photographer were here
making the plans Thursday afternoon.
The growth and development Of union
labor and a combination of buy at
home" scenes viii be photographed
10 be thrown upon the screens at
local theaters and at Mishawaka and
other cities and towns within a ra-
dius of so miles.
More than 10000 faces OF South
Bend will appear on the reels. Scenes
viii be made OF the principal fac
tories, public buildings, churches,
schools, parks and residences.
Local theaters have arranged with
the filun company which is working in
the interest of the union labor to put
the pictures on here