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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-07-20
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345 Freddie Clayton Williams
1903 Thomas Lawrence
$50 Homer Minor
154 Paul Hunt
81 Earl Alexander Cheeseman
III George Wesley Byrd
80 Frank Charles Hale
100 Jesse Percival Brown
338 Clarence M. Run1mel
773 Russell Thomas Forkner
608 George Washington Sharp
$40 Grover HARDWOOD
Is Roy Franklin Turner
3o2 Harry Henderson Bales
$50 Marion G. Haisley
1888 Elmer S. Howard
5SS Walter Henry Bertsch
40o Carl L. Roy Hoel
944 William Ferris King
122 Vesper B. Richardson
642 Fred Wilkinson
5ol Lee Monger
$50 Roswell Bogue Huff
705 Carl Ledbetter
$40 Clifford M. Howard
$50 Floyd H. Hunt
222 Everett Frank Upton
o06 Clarence Oler
700 James C. Kuhn
2o7 Theodore Ephriam Wright
321 Dallas Kelley
73o Louis Ulysses Cordell
707 Corby Brunette
1902 Harry Frank Caldwell
1903 Clyde Flock
ga Charles Frederick Reed
800 Blaine Williams
$50 Roy Hamilton Williams
92o Edward Mcfarland
1910 Ed Thomas Woodbridge
ol9 John Aaron Riggleman
$50 Luther G. Wisehart
8l4 Howard H. Reed
73S Everett Wayne Lamar
848 Earl Adams Clark
81 Leroy Bellew
Us Jesse Floyd Henderson
800 Clarence Charles Toney
278 Earl Baldwin Ozbun
1921 George Gillespie Kramer
l6s Joseph Roy Darnell
1923 Winfield Burks
ga Howard F. Doll
$40 Lester William Wright
524 Edgar Frank Beck
OIL Henry Howard Manning
$50 Walter Theodore Meyer
1856 Paul Gates
2l2 Clifford Charles Crump
8 Earl Fort
AK Fred kpefper Po1ae
305 Carl St. Myers
.O43 Emmett Frank Doddridge
557 Rufus A Keever
OF Arvel Ray Harris
IS Carl McNutt
878 John Erman Swain
Al Glen Cooper Ridenour
$50 Walter Edward Bond
78l William A. Frazier
OBS Clyde Austin Leverton
958 Raymond Henry Farmer
$50 Ralph Chenoweth Reynolds
9o3 Clifford Aaron Braden
Twenty-six thousand persons
New York are servants to the ne,
If other people.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-07-20
BUYS 10 AlRPLANES

SYDNEY. Australia, July 2o.-The
Australian Air Squadrons Fund has
been responsible for the presentation
to the British War Office of cash for
the construction of eighteen fully
equipped battleplanes for the EN-
pire's air forces at the front.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-07-20
Open-Air Movies to
Be Shown In Park

Moving pictures which deal with tu-
herculosis and the ways of preventing
it will be shown Friday evening at
the South Tenth Street park by the
Wayne county society for the proven
ton of tuberculosis. The pictures are
little dramas showing in story form
the best ways to stamp out the dis
ease.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-07-20
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lContinueo FROM rage OnS.J
1856 Mike Marsio
721 Henry Field
1419 Oscar Harry Luebbing
1890 Alvin C. Thornton
7S6 Jesse G. Fry
1549 Ollie Payton Milton
1876 Leo Henry Mells
$50 Russell I. Bucher
1322 Lawrence August Sturm
1892 Harold R. Kohler
70 George w. Bayley
9S3 Lorne Ellsworth Heath
757 Preston Payne Foster
966 Horatio Edward Hasemeier
86S James Wyman Grimes
1890 Earnest B. Shell
PASS Victor Ray Veal
332 Bradley D. Calkins
2O9O Walter F. Schuerman
379 Harry Eugene Clapp
1860 Paul Leslie Minor
542 Salvatore DeGianni
2107 John S. Seim
l94 Everett r. Bolander
s74 julius Johnston Grosvenor
$50 Glenn Stanton Dennis
1865 William G. Wright
1900 Sherman F. Kortright
c124 Charles B. Sharp
1878 Joseph Eugene Mckee
1887 M. James Quigley
29S Clarence Burkhardt
43S Thurman L. Constable
1850 Roy Woods
675 Rinehart Erdman
2132 Earnest NJ Shelter
1869 Alajuis ]. Pardick
1894 Nicholas Kolentus
has James Tacoma
1c47 Paul Mcbride
1858 Manuel A. White
1854 Otto Lantz
1906 Verlin Conner Ratliff
2017 Albertus Runkle
1897 Kenneth w. Toler
343 Leonard Carman
2G0S Mike n. Rousos
2141 Sale Skerror
1913 David c. Morrison
2100 John P. Scott
9S2 Glenn B. Heard
1857 Herbert William Wore
72s Nuzzureno Filippa
905 Stanley Right Hall
933 Ernest Harris
1881 Franklin T. Swaynie
1881 Paul Henry Miller
1909 Evan J. Smith
1.SS Orville Knox
Is Asa Adelsperger
452 Harry Covill
355 George Joseph Carroll
1S43 Russell Pitcher
$50 Thomas Fl. Davis
500 Clarence G. Geier
2579 Fred S. Wier
lila Ralph Waldo Hyde
2e07 Harry Benton Williams
2473 Roman Vosmeier
ia7O Forest Hanes Meek
645 Ernest NJ Elliott
2135 Alvin Fl. Shelley
1922 Jack Wilson
21S Claude Boxorth
$40 Roy w. Dye
1884 Robert Nelson Land
$50 Nick DeLucio
1911 Guy X. Morris
ga Jesse Guy Dillman
81 Thomas Leslie zimmerman
1892 Joe Magro
1927 Paul Gerhard Nolte
2047 VIM E. Saunders
9S1 Stanley Hazard
1S4S Carl Roy Pitcher
1862 Kenneth r. Wright
1870 Joseph Mitrione
1917 Lawrence E. Peterson
2577 Edward II. Weichman
no Edwin H. Frauman
$50 George Sedric Guyer
207S Wilbur F.. Schnelle
1868 Rudolph ]. Price
1909 Adam Milan
1911 George Chester Kelly
525 Lester E. Davis
1417 Clarence Edward Love
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1856 Glenn E. Whitesell
939 Robt. H. Harrison

/ 2023 Omar Ryan
1856 Glenn E. Whitesell
939 Robt. H. Harrison
1889 Anvil Mumpower
/ 222 Earl ]. Bradford
1854 James Thomas
1715 Walter Christopher Niebuhr
906 Edwin R. Hallowell
1887 William Oscar Land
1926 William P. Smith
700 Gilbert Raymond Farmer
1850 William Francis Kinsella
1195 Karl Karcker
24O6 Carl B. Toschlag
297 Carl F. Burkhardt
321 Robert j. Butler
| 1876 Giuseppe Flaminio
1926 Jas. R. Moss
POLL John Leslie Williams
707 Albion R. Fawley
1853 Norman o. White
1925 Paul M Lyons
1902 Fred Hensley
1851 Alfred Jack Johnson
1181 Robert Lorenzo Hungerford
| 1858 Hugh Wright Chandler
974 Russell Hawekotte
1898 Donald Nestor
| 800 Raleigh P. Butler
$50 Orville Levi Harter
| 926 George Henry Harmeling
1910 Elmer Adolph Herzler
| 1857 Frank S. Pole
| 919 John Harmon
CSC Raymond ]. Elstro
1919 Joe Petrik
PATS Frank D. Walker
1889 Grin M. Landon
| 2405 Walker G. loops
| S14 Frank F. Gem
1175 William L. Jones
1870 Charles Leslie Hopkins
73S Garner Cecil Fleisch
1857 Clyde Otto Jones
1897 Harry Vernon Hufford
1871 Wilbur William Ramp
1884 James Edward kettler
1871 Chas. a. Parish
1860 Benjamin Lawrence
S4S Robt e. Graham
1928 George Such
1118 John Ralph Ingerman
2279 Manard S. Stephens
1884 Lloyd Snyder
2213 Harry H. Smith
81 Arthur Louis Aubin
1895 Roland Frederick Rosa
IT'S Maurice Lloyd Black
2147 Floyd Louis Shockley
300 Albert D. Burkhardt
278 James M. Bryant
PITT Carl Simons
2432 Roy V. Turner
1921 William Michael Higgins
2546 Allen White
1896 John William Rose
16S Raymond Philander Beverly
1923 George Hill
1882 John B. Reichel
1774 Owen c. Parker
624 Glenn E. Eadler
$40 Don Marion Good
1347 Jonathan George Lane
1885 Kendall L. Wilcox
1911 Bert Miller
1888 Howard H. Kanp
1922 Chas. M. Moss
1910 Charlie Glen King
1851 Nathan Vigran
524 Guy H. Davis
2111Charlie Serke
Oil w. Glenn Hamilton
1172 Raymond E. Jones
532 Walter Davis
1917 Frank Miller
1851 Carl H. Platt
1924 Todd Reed
1139 Willard jay
1914 George c. KEN
336 Henry P. Campbell
2342 Lewis w Tangeman
1852 John Garrett Richardson
PIP Jesse Meredith Bryant
1857 John F. Langel
Edgar Riley Adams
4S5 Leslie H. Crull
1907 Chester Nichols
2039 Everett l.. Sanderson
1850 Ray Johnson
1892 William D. Ramp
1860 Jess Glenn McConkey
305 James R. Burkett
1n43 William Frank Hoelscher
557 Harry Orland Dent
1852 James J. McCauley
1893 Carl Ludwig Maier
2143 Robert L. Shinn
1910 Frederick Garfield Mundhenk
1893 James e. Pelton
622 Emmett G. Eadler
2409 Charles F. Towle
IS Timothy Baldwin, Jr.
2191 James Slattery
2O71 Fred w. Schneider
37S Canale Giuseppe
1859 Earnest H. Homstrow
AL Chas. N. Cook
$50 Russell William Gustin
1875 John William Parks
1854 Raymond Blanchard Mather
1857 William c. Kise
1877 Harry Hottinger Hottinger
1861 Walter Riggs
2e16 Walter H. Williams
1851 George r. L. White
781 Asa B. Fulks
2131 Earl Shelter
1865 Harry ]. Wuenker
$500 Angelo Zuzolo
1415 Harry Lourizias
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/ 1872 Clarence Gagen
212S Edwin Shawham
5 George r. Acton
| $50 Elwood F. Carr
/ 1880 Frank o. Nook
"a Nicholas Athanasapaulos
1865 John H. Thomas
2615 Tom Williams
$40 Hugh Crosse
| TIA Michels Nicoletto
| 1141 Howard Raymond Jefferis
1914 Vastly Ladutka
1915 Earl R. Hicks
| 1858 VIM. McNut
| 335 Earnest III. Campbell
/ 1880 William Macnally
zoos Pasquale Rotdello
493 Arthur A. Curme
244S Frank Valerie
210S Henry N. Seiple
1850 Oscar A. LANCE
1903 William F. Wehrley
923 Kenneth Harkelroad
1905 William Albert Kramer
BAL Roscar Gambler
2517 Bert D. WEIGH
$40 Marco DeLucio
1882 Amos w. James
40 William Thomas Conyers
1855 Jerome Merkel
1874 Ira F. McKibben
TAI Everett Floyd
1854 Paul Hollopeter ....
1886 Frank Taggart
1875 NARROW Henry Kluter
2216 Alfred STREET
1925 William Smith
I'll Henry Edwin Feezer
1922 Fred Abner Hill
S41 William Good
638 Carl Eggemeyer
2454 Roy Thurston VanZant
1882 Everett Lawrence Hitchcock
1923 Rush S. Butler
269 Elmer Christian Brucker
685 Steven M. Eubank
2376 Edgar M. Thompson
1882 Walter w. Weslerkamp
1907 Percy Houston
1854 Lester L. Paddock
391 Rena F. Clark
1866 Henry Leavell
1896 William N. Todd
1909 Arch v. Nicholson
$50 James Elmer Carroll
112 VIM. r. Barton
1867 Leonard Ellsworth Hoover
259O Ora r. wiley
20S2 Matthias G. Schroeder
PIG Troy l. Shackelford
128 Clayton E. Beard
679 Vincenzo Eroei
sos Morris w. Gay
II Claud Humphrey Addleman
900 Clarence Elmer Hale
1881 Edward Rodgers
1917 Osa c. Morrow
2303 Clayburn E. Stonecipher
$50 Charles Francis Carroll
go Harlan Alonzo Hauk
637 Ray Edmunds
1875 Orville Mckinley
1924 William Smith
800 Dan F. Casey
1857 Glen S. McConaha
2055 John L. Schatzmann
1917 John Willard Kemper
81 Harold William Dilks
1873 John w. Purcell
4Ss Dillon F. Culbertson
1543 Chester Mills
2102 Thomas F. Scott
7O4 Harry Theo. Faucet
1858 Cleo Hollingsworth
1896 Rudolph Rak
500 Franklin Lewis Carver
2421 Harry H. Tubesing
1897 Walter G. Knollenberg
l142 Edward Jelly
2H95 Harry E. Weber
2i29 Jack Edward Uhl
17G5 Jas E. Palsgrove
6 Harold Dallas Acton
2167 Melville E. Shutz
327 Erwin H. Byrd
1868 clyde E. Wood
664 Harry f. Enbody
SO Duda Balmet
144S Emil Marinace
1922 Michael Noston
957 Howard Henry Hartman
1857 Frank Martin Minor
1744 Clell Robert Oler
1l12 Michae! Hutzel
2462 Sam S. Vigran
25l6 Oscar w Weiss
345 Jos. Caro- (Guisseppe Carino)
1895 Hugh Moore
PISA Ed. Albert Skier
1855 Wesley VIM. Lashier
103 Arthur r. Barnes
2196 Albert Russell Smith
1855 Benz. l.. Moore
1912 Harry Morton Ray
1921 Ira NJ. Kendrick
1902 Clude Redmond Hunt
1925 Perry Moss
!i53 Horace Cecil Dennis
1865 Everett ]. Mitchell
2109 Samuel P Sellers
154 Leo Benner
1881 Ellis Elwood Knight
81 Claud Carl Ashcraft
III Thomas Hedges Ferris
4 y 81
lc56 Emmett Kirtz
.O75 Vernon l.. Horn
80 Benz. Harrison Alverson
1919 Forest Colwell Boren
3SS Morris Tracy Clark
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-02-08

literature of the Progress club held
its regular meeting Wednesday aft
ernoOn at the club rooms. Miss
Dorothea Kelly discussed the trag-
edy. "Eumenides," by Aeschylus,
and Miss Manda Romig gave an in
teresting paper on The Supernatu-
raj in Greek Tragedy" The de-
partment will meet again Feb. u.
Under the auspices of the women
Of ST. James guild. Mrs. Marion
White will deliver a lecture on mu-
sic Wednesday evening. Feb. 1. at 8
O'Clock at the home of Mrs. 4. II.
Stevenson. SIG s. St Joseph ST. II
will be the occasion of the society =
regular meeting.
Mrs. r. :. Fish, Sunnyside, will
entertain at dinner this evening as a
courtesy to Miss Helen Daugherty
and DIT. r. L. Sensenrich whose en-
gagement was recently announced.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-02-08
IN MILADY'S BOUDOIR
BY GWEN SEARS.

They are an invaluable remedy for
nervousness and weakness. and will
invigorate he system so that you
will not be troubled with that tired
feeling. Sea salt is purchasable a,
every pharmacy. or you can use
the ordinary kitchen salt. adding
one or two handfuls 20 the bath,
according TO the amount OF water
in the tub.
There Is nothing better for the
eyes than weak solution OF salt
and water. II the eyelids are bathed
frequently with this lotion il will
tone up" the tissues and promote
healthy condition Of the eyes.
When the eyes are infiamed or ir-
ritated they may be soothed by salt
water applied by the eye cup. II
will not only relieve Inflammation,
but will increase the brilliancy Of
the eyes and keep them in a healthy
condition.
There are so few home remedies
that may be safely applied 10 the
eyes that you should always re-
member salt.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-02-08
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
From Records OF Indiana Title
and Loan Co.

Henry r. Adams and wife to
John Durakovich, lot Is, Angus
tines addition, 81.
John Stackman and wife to VIII
J. Stackman and wife, part of lot
IS. in South Bend city. $4,000
Leslie - Whitcomb and wife to
Jake Schaffer and wife, part of lot
10, Fogarty's subdivision, 81.
VIII j Stackman and wife to
John Stackman and wife, a tract
of land in Penn township, $4,000.
Philip Velten, guardian, to Caro-
lire Velten, a tract of land in Olive
township, $3.50
James p. Cross and wife 10 Mar
garet A. Cross, lot 104, in Gaylor's
second addition to Mishawaka. 81.
Fanny Kline TO Harry Kriekne.
lot 5s. Leer's first addition, 1880.
George ]. Gunderman and wife
to Arnold +. w. Boyer and wife. lot
u. Kaley's subdivision. 81.
Henry L. Felten and wife TO Alex
Scheidegger, lots 20 q and p.
Bechters plat OF Wyatt. $3.50.
George Daniel Ward and wife 10
Frank +. Robinson, acres > and 4.
in Wards proposed plat, $500.
David L. thinner and wife 10
Henry Beehler. a tract of land in
Penn township, $4,000.
Ella Weiss TO Gorious A Land
graf. lots 8. and s. in block 81,
Lawrence * BattelTs addition 10
Mishawaka. S675.
GOrdan Landgraf TO George
Ditsch and wife. lot 6. blovk 81. in
Lawrence & Battell's addition 10
Mishawaka, $40.
Nelson X Berger and wife and
Arthur d. Wertz and wife 10 John
warrick. a tract of land in Clay
township, $3.50.
William 2. Rough and wife TO
Ralph Roy Smith and wife. part Of
lots 81 and 60, in Orchard heights
second addition, SS84.95.
W. Whitney Shadinger 20 Frank
II. Huber. lot 80. Battell's second
park addition to Mishawaka, $640.
Charles j. Munchow and wife TO
Frank Otolski and wife lot 81 in
Arnold < Pagin's subdivision.
S2.175
John Boron and wife 10 George 4.
sharp and Clara NJ. sharp, lots 1856
and 1S7. in second plat OF Roseland
park: lot p. South East addition;
lots q. p and %. in Kings subdi-
vision. $500.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-02-08
What the French Maid Told Marjorie
BY JANE LOWELL.

thing that few people know but
which is Of great value in laundry
work-the surface of the irons every
now and then. need planning. And
then is the time they need clean
ing.
For this she recommends and
uses a piece of cheesecloth in which
she has tied English walnuts, light
" pounded. Immediately the irons
begin TO run smooth and the trouble
vsnishes. Ard the remedy Is not
only a remedy; il is a method of pre-
pairing the irons which may be sub
stituted for the use of ironing wax,
should the latter at any time give
out.
'She talks often and at great
length or bluing and its advantages
and disadvanta yes, and she has told
me of washing powders and how
some OF them rot the clothes and of
being careful to use soaps that fit
the kind OF water you are obliged
20 use"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-02-08

will be married Feb. IA To Leo Las
kowski OF Rolling Prairie. The
evening was spent pleasantly with
games. music and singing. Toward
the close of the evening a delicious
luncheon was served.
Those who attended were: Mrs
II. Repczynski. Mrs. II. Hosinski.
Mrs. w. Hazniski. Mrs. NJ. Kalczyn-
ski. Mrs. II. Pilarski, Mrs. r. Wood
XII, Mrs. s. Lewinski, Mrs. c. Levin
ski, Mrs. w. Kazmirski, Mrs. :.
Mendlikowski. Mrs. j. Turczynski,
Mrs. Szczypiorski, Mrs. Helen Dom
browiak. Mrs. II. Stasinski. Mrs.
Mary Komasinski, Mrs. F. Zakar-
zewski, Mrs. II. Kochanowski, Mrs
H. Rozplochowski. Mrs. S. Niezgod-
Xxi, Mrs. S. Andrysiak, Misses X.
Bilecki, 5. Zgodzinski. T. Bnecki, r
Rozewicz, u. Dombrowski w.
Luzny. Z. Latkowski, X. Luzny. II.
Pilarski, A. Szudrowicz of Rolling
Prairie, y. Laskowski, a. Laskowski,
Z. Andrysiak, L. Andrysiak. A
Laskowski of Rolling Prairie. w
Wojciechowski F. Laskowski, L.
Latowski. H. Kazmierczak, X.
Drapek, S. Gatowski, Z. Niespodzi-
any, X. Kazmierczak, $. Drapek. S.
Niespodziany. B. Ciesielski, X. Wit
kowski, s. Lewinski. F. Ciesielski.
o. Natkiewicz. II. Lewinski. NJ. Ro-
gowski, s. Cisielski. J. Szybowicz,
NJ. Kuraszkiewicz and :. Lewinski.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-02-08
Announcements

Members Of the Circle OF Mercy
and their friends will be entertain
ed Friday afternoon at the X Of G.
home.
The meeting Of the Diamond
Thimble club 10 have been held
"Wednesday afternoon at the home
Of Mrs. Earl Eaton. TAI Lawndale
ay., has been indefinitely postponed
because OF illness.
Norman Eddy sewing circle will
be entertained Friday afternoon by
Mrs. Rebecca Martin. 316 :. Scott
81. Assisting hostesses will be Mrs.
Retta Frame and Mrs. Jennie
Frank.
The meeting OF section one OF the
Pastors Aid society OF the First
Christian church to have been held
Wednesday afternoon, has been
postponed for one week. 1t will take
place Feb. IA at the home of Mrs.
c. w. Coen, 721 Park av.
The Sunday school council Of the
Trinity Presbyterian church will en-
terrain Miss Rocks teacher training
class and Mr.. Morgans young men
at a $3.50 o'clock luncheon Friday
evening at the church. Rev. &. ..
Shirley OF Fort Wayne will address
the council
The Young Peoples alliance of
the First Presbyterian church will
give a Valentine party and social at
the manse, 500 w. Washington av.,
Friday evening.
Mrs. L. w. Hummer, 23O +.
roadway. assisted by Mrs. John
Hively, will entertain the Frances
Willard w. c. T. L. Friday after
noon.
a Valentine and box social will be
given Tuesday evening, Feb. Is. at
the Buskirk school. four miles south
OF Springbrook.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-02-08
LOW COST OF LIVING MENUS
BY MRS. FLORENCE MAY.

teaspoon of lemon juice. one drop
of onion juice. let stand one hour
and drain. Pile high on the toasted
rounds and brown in the hot oven.
Dinner.
Baked Finnan Haddie-Place the
fish in a baking pan, cover with
milk add pepper and dot with pieces
OF butter. Bake until the fish is
fiaky and the milk is nearly alb
sorbed.
Lettuce With Potato Mayonnaise
Use the hearts of the lettuce and
serve with this dressing. Remove
and mash the inside of one small
baked potato. add a teaspoon OF
mustard. the same of sugar, little
salt and rub all through a sieve.
Then add two tablespoons Of vine
gar and half a cup of olive oil.
Beat we'll and pour over the lettuce.
Peach Conserve-Cover one pound
of dried peaches with two quarts OF
water for three hours. Add a cup
OF seeded raisins, half q pound of
walnut meats cut fine. the juice OF
lemon and the same OF an orange.
whole sliced orange, and a pound
of sugar Simmer an hour and q
half
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-02-08
LAUNDERING HINTS.

Mary does not seem TO know a
great deal about washing and IRON
ing" said Marjorie to Marie one
Monday morning as she ran over
20 her aunt's home for a chat with
Marie Can't you give me some
hints that will help her. as she is
really anxious 10 learn ,"
We have a very expert laun-
dress" answered Marie. "and
don't think / could do better than to
give you some OF the information she
has given me from time TO time
about the job. One Of her little pearls
OF wisdom concerns the use of irons
when doing up fine clothes. delicate
lingerie and the like. She is careful
10 a degree and her laundry work
looks impeccable-it is so beautiful
1T is all in the irons she says. All
in the way the irons are heated and
the way they are handled after they
have reached the proper tempera-
ture, And she says there is one
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-02-08
SALT As A BEAUTY AID.

A solution OF salt and water ap-
piled 10 the skin will act as a slim
ulant and remedy enlarged pores il
one systematically follows the treat
ment. OF course, the skin must be
thoroughly cleansed before bathing
ii with salt water. Otherwise, the
salt water which is an astringent.
will contract pores clOgged with
their accumulation OF dust and
grease. II you conscientiously use
salt water baths, your skin will be
generally improved before many
weeks have passed.
II the skin is flabby .~y a salt
rub" This means that you take a
handful of salt and rub IL over the
face. not too vigorously or il will
redden the skin. Just battle the face
In the usual manner. Salt water will
also make the skin firm and
10 accomplish the best results, il
should be used twice day.
Always have box OF salt handy
In the bathroom. and you should
take several salt baths each week.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-02-08
NEWS OF INTEREST TO
POLISH CITIZENS
PERSONALS.

Stanislaus TomaszeWski arrived
here Wednesday afternoon from De-
troit for a few days visit with his
son and daughter-in-law, Mr.. and
Mrs. Marion Tomaszewski, AIS y.
Walnut St
Frank Milczerski returned 10 his
home in Gary following a short visit
here.
Martin Klodemski Of Michigan
City is spending a few days with
friends here.
Miss Anna Garbonski arrived here
from Chicago for a few days visit
with friends.
John Lempinski, who has been
here on business. left today for
Hammond.
Frank Smogor Of Steubenville, o.,
who has been here for the wedding
of his sister, Miss Pearl Smogor,
left Wednesday for Chicago, on
business.
Michael Walkowski, who has been
here on business, left today for
South Chicago.
Rev. Casimir Smogor, Vincent
Smogor, Steubenville, o., Prof. Leo
Makielski, Ann Arbor, Mich, Miss
Josephine Pieta and Miss Antoinette
Radlicki. Grand Rapids, who at
tended the wedding OF Miss Pearl
Smogor. have returned to their
homes.
Michael Hilinczewski. who has
been here on business. left today
for Flint
Adeibert Majczak of Elkhart is
here on business.
Thomas Hillman returned to
South Chicago following a business
visit here.
Ben Piotrowski left for his home
in Toledo following a brief visit
with friends here.
Theodore wilczewski of Lafayette
is spending a few days with friends
here
Casimir Derwiniak, Olive St, is
confined TO his home with grip.
Andrew Broniczewski arrived
here from South Chicago TO spend
the week end with friends
Edward Zerubinski, Scott St, has
gone 10 Whiting 10 spend a few days
with friends.
William Drzewiecki returned TO
Dowagiac following a short visit
here.
Casimir Luzny, 1929 w. Napier
St. returned from Chicago where he
attended the funeral OF organist
Anthony Malek. which was held
Wednesday morning.
Frank Drylski OF Grand Rapids
is here on a business visit.
Leo Golgonski, Sample St, has
gone for an extended visit in Chi
cago.
Frank Witucki, SOC S. Walnut ST..
is in indianapolis on business.
George Klarczykowski, who has
been here on business, left today for
Indiana Harbor
Walter Wcilski. Colfax av.. has
left for Chicago 10 spend a few
days with friends.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-02-08
DERSONALC

Miss Eva 3. Hotzenpiller. 216 $.
Scott st. has returned from smith
son. Mo, where she was called by
the illness and death of her father.
Elijah Hotzenpiller.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. @. Grimm, 100 s
Scott st. left today for an extended
trip, during which they will visit
Cuba. the Isle OF Pines. and San
tiago. Calf. Upon their return in
april they will reside al the Ethan
apartments. 13O :. scott st
Mrs Thomas Millea. S27 Marietta
St. and Mrs Robert Green, ;. Car
roll St. left Wednesday evening for
81. Louis. Mo, where they We're
called by the death OF their brother
and uncle, John F. Harrington.