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truded threadbare, but white and clean
linen, passed two young men lounging
under budding maple.
Looks like the wreck of some old pro-
fessional man." the elder unused. kin
all dead; come down almost to his last
cent! What you're not going? I'm good
for an hour yet. You've no practice on
hand, have your
The younger man, the leader of a
great orchestral company, shook his
head, and sat down again on the grass,
but his eyes followed the old figure
leaning on the cane and now leaving the
gates of the park. 1mpelled by inner
force, he rose again
IT think I'd better be going, Richards"
he said.
His friend goodnaturedly protested.
You'll regret going in; it's as hot as
July indoors"
Wondering at himself. the director did
not turn homeward. but followed slowly
behind the old man who had left the
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oUT-oF-TowN REAL ESTATE.


FOR EXCHANGE-DETACH HOUSE, FLAT
bush section Brooklyn, \. Y: Or. and hath
good condition: worth $1,000. VIII exchange for
vacant lots in Washington. D. c. Inquire A. H.
FOY, 1880 Decatur st. NV, Wash. b. C. o.
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Blister copper to the extent of a.
600, 900 tons was produced in 1918 by
one American smelling company oper-
ating in British Columbia.
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FL B Z r q n

md Fireproos Annex. Tennessee ave-: ns.,
Protestant and Catholic churches; capacity 500:
throughout; running water in rooms: pri-
vate baths; metal beds; 1900 feet of porchas;
excellent table, fresh vegetables: windows
screened: white service: booklet. Special s. to
s21 weekly; $3.50 to $3.50 daily.
R. q LITDY M D.
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ATLANTIC CITY, N. }.

MRS SCOTS COTTAGE
5000 weekly. Mrs. Scott Of r. l. ave-,
Washington. D. C., now prepared to entertsil
her Washington friends at 133 Ocean ave., ceA-
ter Of attractions: bathing from house: largo
airy rooms
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Berkshire linn e oss.q sns v aaI.'a:
and service. Sept. rates. $40 to 9l7 weekly. Es.
vator, private baths, etc J. Z. DICKINSON.
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FOR SALE-YoU CAN BUY THIS FINE HOME
direct from the architect and builder; west OF
14th st. In absolutely the choicest part Of the
Natco hollow tile; 10 fine rooms tiled baths;
hot-water heat: electricity and gas. vacuum
cleaner attachment; front porch extends across
entire house; large sleeping porch; handsomely
decorated throughout If you are looking for
high-class property at low price you won't
be disappointed in this house. Price $4,000
Address ARCHITECT Box 2e8 star once.
FOR sALE-s1x ROOMS AND BATH; IN
pair; must be sold at once; price, 81. 100.
OWNER. Box 1874. Star Office
FOR SALE = BARGAIN : HOUSE. 9 ROOMS,
bath. pantry: hot-%ater heat and coal and gas
ranges: no cash, $3.50 monthly TO desirable
parties. Owner, N. e SHIPLEY, Room 3O4
TO 14th ST. NV. %
MODERN, COMFORTABLE HOME IN BEST
northwest section; 12 rooms; two sleeping
porches; baths; cleo. lights; will rent to
snitable tenant. OWNER, T. Ss5s
2Ol6 G ST. NV. FOR SALE; OWNER LEAVING
city will sacrifice; easy terms; house always
rented At $50 per month. Apply NJ L.
sIkkLlNG, s19 ST. s.w.; phone Main 1904.
FOR sALE-To coLoRED BUYER. GROOM
brick dwelling. one So from Pa ave. car line
Apply to OWNER, l72O 10th st. NV; rea-
eonahle: only minutes to Treasury. g.
sl2 + NE: STX-RooM HOUSE, SEMI-DE-
tached. In excellent condition; cellar and fur
mace heat; bargain for home investment 14s
FOR SALE BY owNER-NEw MODERN HOME,
one square from Lincoln Park; colonial porch:
six large rooms: tile bath; hot-water heat:
electric lights; Hoosier cabinet; only $500.
80 1ith st ne.
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INN, NORTH CHESAPEAKE
Beach. Nd. Rates. September 81: Room and
beard Rer ds t da,f oes s 2na e
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HOTEL RALEIGH

st. Charles place and Beach. The popular
ton, within sight and sound of the ocean: 200
large rooms; all open exposure; private baths;
running water in all rooms: purches. elevator,
etc Cuisine and service best obtainabe.
American plan Special September rates. Booklet.
H T. DYNES
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GET OUR ESTIMATES ON ABSOLUTELY
FIREPROOF STORAGE. PACKING & MOVING.
UNITED STATES STORAGE CO..
41s 10Th ST. NV. PHONE MAIN 4229.
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tESER, 9O7 g ST. n. w.
zoos B ne, 6r, b. 1850
sa5 4th ne. 7r, b. .20.50
1910 C ne. Or, b. .@.0
40 4th Sc, Or. b.. 1850
42S 11th Sc, Or, b. 1850
500 11th Sc. 6r. w.11.0
922 K sc, 6r, w. ..16-50
Gil L Sc. Or, ". 90
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HOTEL WILLARD

formerly Rio Grande). New York ave. and
Beach Fireproof. Every modern patent: run
ming water in rooms, etc. Special Sept. rates,
s11.00 up weekly.
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FOR RENT-JOHN SCRI
800 LIST Sc. Tor, b. 90
1890 10th NV. Tor. b.S5. 90
zoos X NV, 6r, h. .32.70
2iO 9Th ne, Sr, b. .2T so
1888 @ Sc. Sr. b. .26.@
100 Adams NV. or. b26. so
1907 c ne. Or. b. .21.D
2O6 9th ne. Or. b. .2. 80
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nEAvTNHnNT. Tennessee ave-. close to
bEAOW101NA beach. Refined family hotel;
.nest cuisine: bathing from hotel; shower ba this.
Special, IS to $15 weekly. l.. H. LOWER.
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WE ARE CONTINUALLY ADDING
To our equipment to insure careful handling Of
your Furniture. China and Bric-a- Brac.
Observation-Disclosures
Large Padded Vans and experienced men.
Get estimate. Phone II. 20l0.
KRIEG'S EMPRESS. 1920 II st. NV
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MODERN s-ROOM HOUSE AT wooDsIDR.
Nd. large porches; attic and cellar; bathroom:
water. electricity. sewerage; lot l71x2o0; beam
built TO cell for 5000. Price, S4,soo: $40
cash. $3S monthly, including interest DR..
CALDWELI. near n. r. Church.
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The Wiltshire Ocean ns AWE Siew and d Essfs;
improved Capacity $50 Private baths running
water In rooms. elevator. etc. Music. Special.
$500 up weekly, So. 90 up daily. Open all the
year. Booklet. SAMUEL ELLIS.
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COLONIAL BEACH. VA.

THE KING GEORGE HOUSE.
MRS. S. TASkER, COLONIAL BEACH. VA.
Reach front; one block from landing: la.ss
porches. Dinner Soc. Rates reasonable.
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HILL TOP HOUSE

Rebuilt Situated in the picturesque noun
tains Of Harpers Ferry. W. Va. Table noted
large baIlrcom-on brink Of mountain. Rooms
with without bath. Rate. 5000 to $500
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Virginia ave-, close to beach. Capacity, 600.
Sea water baths. private and public; large. cool
rooms, elevator etc. American and European
plans Special American plan. $3.50 up daily.
Booklet W. F. SHAW.
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STORE. YOUR FURNITURE, PIANOS, ETC,
at WSCHL Frs $40 Pa. ave. NV. Rates
reasonable. Estimates cheerfully given. Phone
1892
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lENNESSEE Convenient snd tom to railroad iGe
station and all amusements: s1.50 up daily: 50
up weekly. Bathing from hotel. A. HEALY.
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1854 n sw. 7r. b. .16. 30
625 ~ sw, 5r. w,g. 1900
1914 7sw. sto, sta. 6r15. so
121 Az sw. lge sto. 15. so
500 9th sw. Ar. b.14.50
427 18th sw .6r, W. g11.50
Tn. Brown, GIT AZ sw
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1874 Lanier pl NV.
Tor. %. $50. 90
1903 Fairmont NV,
Tor, %. so. 90
e110 18th NV, Or, b42. so
1900 s NV. Or. b. IS. so
&C r ne. Sr. b. 80. so
jr. apartment in the CT
JAS NJ YORK & son.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-07-08
Courtship Nears End.
OFFICERS INSTALLED BY
ARMY AND NAVY UNION
4. j. Duggan is Commander of the
George VI. POinSett
Garrison.

George NJ. Poinsett Garrison. No.
90. Army and Navy union, installed
officers az their regular meeting Tues
day night. The men who will control
the affairs of the organization for the
coming year are. Commander. A. ].
Duggan; senior vice commander. Fred
Oberle; junior vice commander,
Charles Noble; adjutant, A. ]. Seifert;
Quartermaster. William ]. DeZutter;
officer Of the day. Anthony Weber;
officer Of the guard. Joseph Harvard;
chaplain. Joseph e Duggan; execu-
tive council. Barney SwartZ, George
w. Feasure and Norman A Baldwin.
Following the installation music
dancing. cards ard refreshments were
enjoyed by a large crowd OF members
and their families and friends.
The object of the garrison is to
bring together and establish n fellow
ship amOug those who have served
hoEOrahly in the army. navy or ma
Tine corps of She United States. and
such men OF the revenue cutter ser
vice as have served hOnorably in time
of war The union also gives aid to
the comrades who are in any way
needy; assists in the burial of the
dead: helps the dependent family OF
a deceased comrade; renders pecuni-
AIRY aid or otherwise 10 any COmrade
as may be necessary: secures employ
meGt for the comrades who have
turned 10 civil pursuits and aids in
keeping alive the friendships formed
in the service.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-07-08
SWITCHMAN ON THE
CHA S. IS RUN DOWN
Warren BurCh, 416 w. Monroe
ST., is Killed After He Falls
Over the Rail.

Warren Burch. 81. 416 w. Monroe
ST. switchman OH the c. l. & 5.
railway. was almost Instantly killed
last night when ne was run over by
"a car in the g.. L. : yards near the
grain elevator at sample 81. Burch
fell over the rail the car passing over
his body, cutting II in two
AS near as could. he learned bv the
police who were called TO the scene,
the man had been switching cars and
after UnCoupling one slipped and fell
in front OF it. Before ne could arise
and Jump 10 safety the car bore him
down and passed over his body. lie
lived only q few minutes Coroner
SWartz was called. made q short cN-
animation and obtained the names of
witnesses who viii be called at the
inquest 10 be held Thursday.
The body was removed 20 Nerrick' 8
moTsue 90 he prepared ,cr huuel
IT, Jaccbus was engineer Of the
train; J Poolson. fireman; r. j..
Colpitts, SWitChman. and G.. Rhine
hart, conductor These men will APP
pear az the inquest
Burch Is survived las his wife and
two children. Louise, aged six, and
Kenneth. aged four a sister. Mrs.
G. l.. Nickery. at 242S Linden av.. also
survives him as do the following
brothers: J. +. BurCh. Kansas; George
NJ. Burch. Lajola, Cal. %. II. Burch.
40 w. Monroe St. OF this city
He was born July Ii. 1883. in Mar
shall county. lie has lived here for
the past ten years, coming 20 the city
from North Dakota. While in the en-
ploy of the G.. 4. x :. railway he has
been extra yard switchman. The Loyal
order OF Moose viii have charge of
the funeral arrangements.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-07-08
GENERAL EVANS Is
GIVEN A REPRIMAND
Is Criticised for His Comment on the
Country's Foreign
Policy.

WASHINGTON. July S.-Brig. Gen.
r. h. Evans. acting commander Of the
department Of the east. was repri-
manded Tuesday by Secy. of War
Garrison in a letter forwarded TO the
general for his criticism Of the for
eign policy of the administration.
Gen. Evans in a recent speech be-
fore the Sons of the American Revo-
luton in New York found fault with
the governments treatment of foreign
affairs and Pres. Wilson decided the
general was guilty of a serious breach
Of army discipline.
MATTERS which become contro-
versial and are aired in the newspa-
pers." said Secy. Garrison. ARE not
matters which army officers should
deal with. They create a bad impress
sion abroad
The letter containing the repri-
mand will not be made public.
Gen. Evans will be succeeded by
Maj. Gen Leonard 8. Wood on Satur-
day when he Will go 10 the Mexican
border 10 take command Of the sec
ond brigade OF the first division.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-07-08
WIFE ON BOARD, HE
TRIES TO STOP SHIP
Father stepped i'm and Took Daugh-
ter After Couple Eloped
From Memphis.

HOBOKEN. y. J., July S.-Just
three minutes after the giant liner
Naterland sailed today an excited. dis
hevelled young man dashed down the
Ham burg-American pier shouting:
stop the ship, My wife is on
board
He was Francis X. Evans Of Mem
phiS Tenn. a wealthy planter, who
eloped a week ago 10 Chicago with
17-year-old Hattie Goodwin. his sweet
heart The girls father traced them
and secured possession OF his daugh-
ter. bringing her east. Evans fol-
lowed them and learned that Mr..
Goodwin had booked passage for him
self and daughter on the Naterland.
However. he arrived too late 70 catch
the ship.
The unhappy bridegrC ON. failing to
hire a tug. said he would sail on the
next ship.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-07-08
TRUST LEGISLATION
PROVING A PUZZLE
Committee Has About Decided to
Vote Against InterlOczing
DirectOrates

WASHINGTON, July 81 In an eff
fort TO expedite trust legislation the
senate judiciary committee has prac-
tically decided to support an amend
ment covering interlocking direct
crates in the pending trade commits
sion bill adopted from the interstate
commerce commission. This provi-
sion, as passed by the house, is il the
Clayton bill which is now before the
judiciary committee.
The committee thus far has been
utterly unable TO agree even tentative
ly upon the various sections of the
Clayton bill other than those dealing
with interlocking directorates and
holding companies.
The surest way, therefore, TO deal
with that particular subject, the COM
mittee believes, is TO transfer it to
the trade commission bill now on the
senate floor.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-07-08

talk. hour after hour. day after day,
of the most commonplace things.
Mother watches and listens. apprais-
ing Miguel Every night after Dolo-
res has gone to bed, her mother re-
ports TO her husband
Here's Wonderful Thing.
BY and by wonderful thing hap
pens. The door swings open and
Miguel enters. tremendously he is
made known to the members of
Dolores family. He must pet the
dog and cat and praise the linguistic
attachments of the parrot.
He may sit besides Dolores. If he
proposes formally, and she accepts
him, and her father and mother give
their consent he may even hold her
hand.
But he may not put an arm around
her waist Certainly he may not kiss
heT-save on the sly.
Time enough for that. young
man." says Dolores mother, when
you are married.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-07-08
RES|NOL MAKES
QUICK WORK Of
SKIN HUMORS

There's a world of comfort for tor
tured skins in warm bath with Res
mol Soap and a simple application Of
that soothing. antiseptic ResinOl Oint-
ment! In a MOMENT all itching and
burning are gone, healing begins, and
soon the skin is free from unsightly,
tormenting eruption. Doctors every
where prescribe ReSinOl freely and
have done so for 10 years, therefore
IL is not an experiment but a treat
ment of tested and proven value.
Isn't that the kind Of treatment YOU
want?
Resinol Ointment (5Oc. and $1,000
and ResinOl Soap (25c), are also
speedily effective for pimples, black
heads, dandruff. sores and many
forms of piles. Sold by all druggists.
For trial free, write to Dept. PR,
Resinol. Baltimore, Md. Insist on
getting real ResinOl, not something
claimed TO be lust as good"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-07-08

lores' mother was watching He is
g presentable young man. Dolores
also peeps and bushes. Mother
makes cautious inquiries. Miguel is
Of good family and steady habits.
Dolores might do worse.
Dolores is sounded. Miguel, she
coni'esses through her fingers, is
pleasing in the eyes
The next time Miguel swaggers
past, Dolores is in the window. Oft
comes MiguePs hat Dolores mods,
smiles. bushes and disappears An
hour later, Miguel re-appears, bearing
a bouquet. In il is concealed a note
"a declaration of his lover-iike in
tentions. beautifully worded.
Yet another hour passes. A note
falls fluttering TO the sidewalk at
MiguePs feet. 1t IS short. maidenly.
reserved. and IL is signed Dolores"
She gives Miguel permission to stop
at the window
Miguel loses not a minute in avail
ing himself of the permission. They
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-07-08
FURTHER RETURNS IN
FAVOR OF HUERTA
He and Banquet Get an Absolute
Majority i'm Three
Districts

MEXICO CITY. July s. - That de-
partment gobernaciOn reports that the
electoral returns from the districts OF
Gunajanato, TabaScO and Queretaro
show an absolute majority for Huerta
and Banquet
Eduardo Cauz has taken posses
sion OF the executive government of
Vera Cruz state. The federals the
war ministry announces. have badly
routed the rebels south OF Cuernavaca.
All is quiet in Ahuas Calientes,
Yucatan and Oaxaca-
IL was officially announced today
that Minister AlcocOr is head both
Of the department OF gobernaciOn and
the department Of commerce and in
duStrv
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-07-08
Is HELD TO GRAND JURY

LAPORTE, Ind, July s. Frank
Kreg. charged with assault with in
tent TO murder. was held Tuesday TO
await the action Of the grand jury.
Kreg. crazed by jealousy by Edward
Guse Of Wanatah. had supplanted him
in the good graces OF Miss Gusta New
man, shot at the buggy in which tho
young woman was riding with Guse.
The bullet entered her back
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-07-08
Sense and Sentiment

The fountain of youth. Hank, is
nothing more than a clean, pure
heart. a sound body and broad,
healthy generous mind backed by a
determination to let the years count.
Some men seem to get nowhere
and end their careers at about where
they started.
A green salesman Will sell more
for you Mr.. Manufacturer than a
blue one. Also a yellow one has no
show at all.
A cool proposition sometimes
makes fellow hot.
One Letter Often Important.
1t makes a lot of difference, Hi
ram, whether it is an office or an Of
ficer that is seeking you.
Education continues TO be a pro-
cess of brain-cell creation beginning
with the cradle and ending with the
grave.
No, Reginald, we do not get all our
germs from Germany.
A fellow with thick lips can tell
you, Hez, how those iron-heavy.
quarter-inch mugs feel when he's
drinking his coffee at one of the local
beaneries.
CHESTER REESE
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-07-08
ANOTHER PLAGUE VICTIM
Dreaded Disease is Spreading at New
Orleans.

NEW ORLEANS, La. July S.-The
official report of another death from
bubonic plague and the discovery of
another affected area caused more
alarm here Tuesday. John Jackson.
negro boy. died from the plague.
He was the second victim. W. W.
Wilkinson. now in isolation, is re-
ported to be recovering from the dis
ease
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-07-08
GRANTED NEW FRANCHISE
Street Railway Question Brings Out a
Heavy Vote.

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, July S.-By a
majority Of 7.454. Kansas City Tuesday
voted a new franchise TO the street
railway company. Every ward but
one gave the franchise a majority.
The intense interest of the people was
shown by vote of 1926. when the
highest forecasts had been for $4,000.
The vote of the people will enable the
refinancing of the street railway cor
poration, taking ii out of the federal
receivership under which it has oDe-
rated for several years
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-07-08
Stern Mamma is Always
Watchfully Waiting and Mi
guel and Dolores Talk
About the Weather-Boalt
Spies on Vera Cruz Pair.
BY FRED l.. BOALT.

VERA CRUZ. Mex. July 81
want TO be young again. ! want TO
be 21 and in love. want 10 be
in love with a girl in Vera Cruz.
want TO WOO and win her, Mexican
fashion.
Shamelessly l have been watching
a Courtship.
Dolores-sc 7 have named her
Dolores lives next door 10 the livery
where nv horse is stabbed. She sits
in the widow. which is stoutly bar
red
on the other side OF the bars
stands Miguel am sure his name is
Miguel pressing his suit He must
break down two sets Of bars-the iron
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-07-08
DR.. JOHNSON WITHDRAWS
DR.. David Starr Jordan VIII be Next
y. l.. \. President.

ST. Paul, Mimi. July S.-Dr. David
Starr Jordan viii be the next presi-
dent OF the National Educational as
sociation and will be elected Thursday
without opposition. This was made
certain Tuesday night when DR.. David
=. Johnson, at a conference with %
OF his supporters, read a statement in
which he announced his withdrawal
from the race and paid a tribute to
DR.. Jordan for whom he asked the
unanimous support OF his friends.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-07-08
BLAMES SISTER; KILLS HER
Husband Claims She Caused Wife TO
Desert Him.

TOPEKA, Kan. July S.-Bert Dun
ford shot his sister. Mrs John Will
burn Tuesday and then killed himself.
Dunford believed his sister was the
cause of his wife and son leaving him
last week
Dunford's brother is now in prison
for killing a street car conductor and
another brother was killed four years
ago in a quarrel
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-07-08
SCHlFF RESIGNS POSITION
Is No Longer Connected With the
National City Bank.

NEW YORK. July S.-Jacob Schin
of the firm OF Kuhn. Loeb and COM
pany resigned Tuesday afternoon
from the board of directors OF the
National City bank. Mr. SChifCs ac-
tion was taken in compliance with the
provision OF the new federal reserve
act. which makes IL mandatory that
all private bankers resign from direc-
torates OF National banks with which
hey do business
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-07-08

bars in the window and the bars of
maidenly reserve behind which beats
the timid heart Of Dolores
In the cool. dark recess behind
Dolores sits her mother. silent watch
full. grim. She must keep watch lest
Miguel capture the slim, brown fin
gers Of Dolores.
When | pass that house in the
morning, Miguel is there When l re-
turn. late I'm the afternoon. Miguel
is still there. TiresOme? Not much.
] wish was In his shoes.
And Dolores does not seem TO find
the cOurtship wearisome. Her
mother yawns. Sometimes she mods
and her eyes close. Then. .
None Of your business. Paul Pry,
Even Mexican courtship has its re-
wards. and they are all the sweeter.
I'll bet, for being few and hard to
get.
Courtship Nears End.
think the cOurtship is nearly
ended / saw Il start.
Miguel. in immaculate ducks,
sauutered day after day, past the
window 1t was shattered. Miguel
staggered and strutted and postured.
Through the tiniest Of cracks Do
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-07-08
GRANTED DIVORCE.

PHILADELPHIA, July - Prof.
James Munyon. the patent medicine
manufacturer Tuesday was granted a
divorce from his wife, Pauline Neff
Metzger MunyOn, a former show girl
and vaudeville actress. on the ground
of desertion. The suit was not con-
tested.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-07-08

No. Reginald, we do not get all our
germs from Germany.