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The Home news., 1918-03-08

MT. and Mrs. w. B. Fakes returned Monday from a visit to friends and relatives at Hol- ly Grove.
 MT. and Mrs. c. w. Brooks of Howell spent Sunday in this city the guests of MT. and Mrs. T. A. Smith.
 MT. J. c. Gray, our popular high school principal, spent Saturday and Sunday with home folks near Conway.
 Mrs. c. T. Willis of Wynne has been the pleasant guest this week at the home of her relative, MT. E. T. Wherry.
 MT. o. K. Porter is now in the employ of Riggs Brothers having charge of the wood- working department of their plant.
 Corporal Thos. T. McFall, of Company e." 154th Infan- try, and wife, arrived Wednes- day from Camp Beauregard, La., for a brief visit to friends and relatives here and at Newark.
 Mechanic Nubert Porter, who has been in Clintonville, Wis, the past six weks attend ing an ordinance motor section instruction school, stopped off Monday while enroute to his post at Camp Beauregard, La., for a weeks visit to his parents, Rev. and Mrs. A. J. Porter. Upon reaching Camp Beaure- gard, he will be connected with the Ordinance Detach- ment of the Hath. Ammuni- tion Train.
 Ex-Sheriff R. E. L. Bob" Spradlin of Augusta was in our city Tuesday seeing our voters relative to his candida cy for sheriff and collector of Woodruff county. While here he authorized us to announce to the voters of the county that he is in the sheriff's race for reelection subject to the ac- tion of the Democratic pri- mary to be held Tuesday, May the 28th. His announcement will be found in the proper colum.
The Home news., 1918-03-08

See our new spring hats and let us save you money. Eliza beth Holland. Adv1t
The Home news., 1918-03-08
COUNTY CAMPAIGN TO
 RAISE FEED AND FOOD
County Agent R. w. Beck An nounces Speakers and Dates for Territory Ad-
 jacent to McCrory

The ROVOII11IlS1lC 1lctO dOhCu that the message of more food and feed production be car ried to the people again this year with all the force possible and that everybody be shown the necessity of the same be- ing done.
 Tn compliance with the re- quest of President Wilson MT. R. w. Beck, our government demonstration, called a meet ing of our business men We'd dates were arranged to carry the message of more feed and food production to the farm CTS of this territory:
 Pumpkin Bend: Sunday, March IT, 200 p. m., Mes danes F. Lewis and G. L. Car son and Messrs J. c. Gray G. l.. Carson and Walter w. Raney. /
 Boards: Tuesday, March 19, 7:3O D. m., Mesdames w. E. Jelks and w. P. Musgrove and Messrs J. c. Gray, L. B. Winfree, w. B. Kyle and c. B. Cook.
 Gravs: Monday. March IS. 7:30 D. m., Mesdames T. c. Bull and w. P. Musgrove and Messrs G. c McCrory, l.. B. Winfree and c. B. Cook.
 Barnes: Monday, March IS, 7:30 p. m., Mesdames w. E. Jelks and l.. w. Sturdivant and Messrs w. E. Jelks, w. N. Bill" Wilkes, l.. w. Sturdi- want and Rev. J. R. Nelson.
 Hillemann: Sunday, March IT, 200 D. m., Messrs G. G. McCrory and l.. w. Sturdi- want.
 Wiville: Tuesday, March l9, 7:3O D. m., Messrs l.. w. Sturdivant and G.G. McCrory.
 Dates have also been ar ranged and speakers from Au- gusta and Cotton Plant will take the message of more food and feed to the farmers in those territories.
The Home news., 1918-03-08
FROM HAMP WILLIAMS

A letter from Hamp Will Hams to County Food Admin istrator, L. B. Winfree under date of March 2 is as follows:
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-05-29
PERSONALS.

Stanislaus kielton. 500 : Phillip
pa ST.. who recently enlisted in the
L. 5. army, left for indianapolis.
Mrs John Spiecha and daughter,
Helen. y. Olive ST., returned Tuesday
morning after visit i'm Hammond.
Walter LoWarski has returned to
Michigan city after spending a few
days with friends ana relatives here.
Michael JanOwski, Stude baker ST..
who has been critically i'm for the
past few days, is reported improved.
Mr. and Mrs. John Nahielski have
returned TO LoEansport after a visit
with friends here.
George Kuzni,hOwski Washing
ton av.. returned Tuesday evening
from Laporte, following Il visit with
friends and relatives.
Miss Anna PaWlaWski Prairie av.
who has been visiting i'm Battle
Greek. returned home Wednesday.
Miss Katherine Witkowski and
Ella Stampton have returned 10
Dowagiac after a visit with Mr.. and
Mrs. George Busctch 223 Sadie ST.
Chester krzemien of Camp Shelby
Hattiesburg Miss. has returned aft
er spending "A two weeks Through
here.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-05-29
N $. X. P, Whitley Latest Member of
the "OffciaL Circle"
BY Edna Huber Church.

WASHINGTON, May %. - The
Official circle" has gained a charm
ing new member in the wife of
Sen. Nenophon r. Whitley. recently
appointed junior senator from Mis-
souri,.
Mrs. Whitley. just SO years old Is
one Of the youngest women i'm the
official circle but nevertheless has
an of the poise and charm of women
who have been socially prominent in
the official circle for many years.
Rather tall and sedate. the new
member of the official circle" pre-
sents a very attractive appearance
ard always commands attention
whether she be sitting i'm the gallery
of the senate or at a dinner. And
she often sits in the gallery of the
senate. because her husbands bus
mess is her breinesS. and she wants
TO learn AN about this new business
of law making that her husband
has entered upon
All of the edrnestneSS of the great
west comes with Mrs Wiley. She
has none OF the superfciality which
a very few women have been wont
To anect-instead she is serious all
the time. and she speaks what she
means and makes NO effort toward
"parlor conversation.
Mrs. Wiley is not wild over
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-05-29
Womea'S War Work

Mrs. Horace L. Greene. who has
been appointed superintendent Of
the hospital supply department Of
the local Red Cross chapter TO sue
coed Mrs Georse Mayr. who will
leave on June for Red Cross work
in France, has made the following
appointments: Mrs. George Keller,
chairman of the cutting committee;
Mrs Gilbert a. Elliott. chairman a
the assembling committee; Mrs. q.
G.. Herr. chairman of the packing
committee Mrs. j L. Turner Will
have charge OF the schedule for
teachers.
The work shop was opened Mon
day and there has been a large at
tendance each day The workers
are engaged this week I'm finishins
work which has already been start
ed and beginning Monday. June 8,
a much more systematic method viii
oe esta blished. Each order of gar
ments Will he completed before an
other is started, which viii require
two or three days and perhaps
more. or one kind of work If the
women of the city viii only CO.
operate the success of the new sys-
tenn is assured.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-05-29
SOCIAL EVENTS.

Mrs. Helena Taberska. 500 John
son ST, was hostess 10 the members
Of the Pulaski Red Cross auxiliary.
No. g, at her home TUESDAY even
ing The time was spent in knitting
A social hour was also enjoyed.
Eight members were present at the
meeting. On June a meeting will
be held at the home OF Mrs. Stanley
Drejer, POI :. Chaplin st.
Mem bers of the ST. Barbara Pc
lish Army Aid auxiliary of St Stan
islaus' parish met Tuesday evening
at the ST. Stanislaus' school rooms.
The time was devoted to knitting
and making hospital supplies under
the direction Of Miss Josephine Las
kowski
The meeting OF the White Eagle
Polish Army Aid auxiliary has been
postponed until June 8.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-05-29
REVELATIONS OF Il WIFE
BY Adele CaTriSoa

honor and keep my mouth smut III
bet it would prevent lots OF unhap-
piness
she got up from the arm Of my
chair, drew another chair facing me,
and sat down.
'Now ] am going to talk 10 you
like p Dutch Uncic-or aunt she
said.
Life is just One Long Compromise. -
Margaret have you found out yet
which man you really love, your nus
band Of Jack Beckett"
Mrs. Stewart shot the question at
me as if it were "A bullet from a re-
stunned II had been a real mis-
sile
We were sitting facing each other
i'm her little upstairs sitting room.
She had shrewdly guessed my quar-
rel with Dicky, and she had an
nounced her intention of talking to
me like a Dutch uncle.
q. But this question was too much
even from my old landlady, who,
since my mothers death, was my
nearest woman friend. I raised my
head resentfully.
Really, Mrs. stewart began
haughtily
"Oh. cut that out" she returned
brusquely. Your affairs are in
bad tangled can see that, and L
guess it's up TO me TO straighten
them out a bit. if I can. But I've
got 10 know irst exactly how mat
tiers stand. So just answer my ques-
ton. my dear"
Her tone had a note OF command
that curiously enough, 1 felt like
obeying ! answered her as docilely
Sd a child.
My husband is the only man in
the world for me. Mrs. Stewart"
As my lips uttered the words my
heart echoed them. Life might so
shape itself as TO keep me apart
from my husband was not very
sanguine as to my future with Dicky
but loved him-loved him so
much that the thought Of this
estrangement was a torture.
81 thought so, Mrs. Stewards
voice was fiat. "Mores the pity"
You don't need 10 look so shock
ed. ." she went on dryly "Of course
this isn't the proper thing to say.
ought TO exclaim, Thank God" ]
suppose. but / never was built to
be a hypocrite"
She turned aside her head a mo-
ment and I saw her wipe her eyes.
The action surprised me. for 7 had
always thought Mrs Stewart to be
the least emotional, the most mat
woman had ever known.
Margaret" she said husl0ily.
when she faced me again. mo one
will ever know how I loved your
mother. or how much I miss her.
And when / remember now fervent-
~ your mother hoped YOU would
some day marry Jack Beckett, and
now 10 see Jack going 10 his death
very likely. across the ocean, and
YOU married TO that-that-whipper-
snapper" She hesitated for the last
word and then brought it out as If
it were an exploding hrecracker. Il
could tear things 10 pieces. she fin
ished hercely.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-05-29

the future. The program rendered
was As follows Chorus. " Aiy county
It's of Thee. COMPOSITION reading.
The American FlaE" - Kuchar-
skl. THE Present War" T. Kosnow-
ska Memorial Dag" NJ. Piechorow-
ska The British Tank. a. Wlo-
darek THE Patriotic Dollar" o..
Budnik, Prospecting America +.
NiezVodzki. II NIlosci ku MatcC.
r.. Chrzanowska st Christopher
r. Szslewski; The origin OF Red
Cross. r. NoWiCka "A Brave
Deed" J. Boiev1cz. Helping the
Red Cross Q. Pulssks; "PolslSa w
Podzialach." r. Rydzynski. yellow
stone Park" J. Holeyvinski. "KaroI
Chodhewicz. " T. KoChanoWski.
The Voyage" r. WesoIoyVska
Helping Unsle sam" l.. Franck-
owiak. "Pszczolka." r. Kitkowska,
chorus. The Good old q. :. A.
grades VII and VIII. recitations.
The Bucket Guard 3. KochanoW-
ski; My BOY" NJ. K1tkowska; DO
Your Bit" r. Smogor. TO our
Flag" T.. Wesolek; Peace" r. No
wicka; "Trzeci Mai" NJ. Fiechorcw-
ska. com position readings. "Wiosna.
b. Rybicka: We Need More Than
Soldiers" f. Kitkowski. "Obrona
Czestoc howy," A. Paczesna; Origin
of Red Cross, ]. F'rankiewicz; How
the War Came 70 America W
Wojciechowska: How We Can Help
Win the War" f Szymkowiak;
description, f. Smogor; "Coul." E.
Rozewicz; .'Tadensz Kosciuszko.'
Leona Drjer; How Men Learned 10
Write" l. Kolecki; why Help the
Allies" II. Wargin; Local Events,
Z. Wesolek; "Polska Kwitnaca." r
Andrzejewska; Rice A. Danielo-
wicz; The First telegraph" X.
Kotolinski; kind Deed" T. Cal
kowska "Konstyhicya Trzeciego
Maja," H Witucka: True Patriot.
V. Borkowski; we Cannot Serve
Two Masters" NJ. Kitowska: "The
Two Soldiers" J.. Kowalski, chorus,
star Spangled Banner" by grades
VII and VIII. The closing remarks
were made Dy Rev. Stanislaus Cru
"a, who praised the pupils for the
manner i'm which they had accom-
plished their work. and also the
sister teacher Of the VII and VIII
grades, giving her much credit for
the success of the class. The room
was prettily decorated in American
and national Flags, ferns and cut
flowers.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-05-29

anything at all She is not an eN-
tremist or faddist. and things of
the moment have little or no inter
est for her She talks we'll with men
men who are high i'm official life
and she talks with them on an sab
jects. whether il he the character
istics OF Generalissimo FoCh or the
art of the Dark Ages.
Another subject which always in
terests Mrs. Wiley is that of the
future greats" She has two Of
them. hoy and "a girl. She has
studied the traits of children and
methods of training them and is
lendins her aid 10 the government
movement for the betterment OF
children.
1t is the seriousness of Wash
ington that impresses Mrs. Wiley
most. she says She enjoys feeling
that she is in the midst of history
i'm the making.
Missouri was the birthplace Of the
newest member of the official cir
Gle" Her father was a banker in
that state. but her foreoears came
from Ohio.
a real American woman-one Of
the type that the nation can be
proud offs Rosamond Guthrie VIII
fey The official circle" Is glad 10
welcome her. and il has gained by
her addition
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-05-29
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
From Records Of Indiana TITLE
and DOan Co.

August Prast. ct al 10 Bertha
Prast. lots 9. l3. is. 20. 20. -. 81.
SO. 40. As Prasts subdivision, 81.
August Prast ct al. TO Ella Prast
parts lots 26 and , Cushing and
Lindsey's addition. ISL
The South Bend Land co 20 Mary
r. Miller. lot 2Os Berner Grove LIST
addition, 500.
Viola Is. Dickey and husband to
Carrie Brown. undivided one-haf OF
tract i'm Liberty township. ST.
Carry Brown To Viola 3. Dickey,
same. ST.
Harvey A Nartling to Lyndel
Martling. interest i'm part lot o.
p St Joseph Iron Works, ST.
Della Ousterhout and wife TO Milo
" stark and wife. lot rs River
Dale addition. 81.
Davio T. Guilfoyle and p r. 20
Stanislaus Lapczynski lot u Gull
foyle'S proposed subdivision $3.50.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-05-29
"kEEP YOUR MOUTH sHTT-"

KEEP YOUR MOUTH SHUT"
How did you know anything
was wrong" asked wondering
ly- did Jack tell you2"
so Jacks I'm IT, too" Mrs. stew
art commented shrewdly. 81
thought SO. But ne didn't tell me
q word
Then how" persisted. my
face flushing at her tone
Brides OF d few weeks standing
don't appear suddenly with their
luggage at their old boarding houses
TO spend the night. no matter how
much she may love her Old land
lady Mrs. Stewards syntaX was
muddled. but there was nothing the
matter nth her powers of deduc-
ton How foolish I had been TO
think / could blind SO shrewd a
womans eyes with such a flimsy ex-
cuse,
There was a long silence. ] could
not bring myself 20 speak Of Dicky.
Mrs. Stewart finally broke in.
Well, What's that husband of
yours been doing now? 1 always
knew he'd do something" Her dis
like Of Dicky spoke in every sylla-
BILE. "Is he jealous Of jack" The
question was sharp.
Il am afraid So ] murmured.
Good thing Jacks going across
the ocean TO the war" she unused.
unless" She gave me long
speculative slarce and was silent
for long moment
your husband must be an unus-
ually jealous man." she said after
while. Jack is about the only rel
ative you have. I should think he
would accept him as a brother-in-
low or at least a cousin-in-law
But you see. Mrs Stewart" I ex-
planned painstakingly, the relation
ship is in reality very slight. and
when I explained that 10 Dickv he
couldn't seem TO understand about
our being brought up together"
Mrs. Stewart interrupted me with
a snort.
When YOU explained that 70
Dicky" she repeated mockingly.
viii YOU tell me what reason on
earth there was for you 10 explain
that 10 Dicky ."
Why, Mrs. Stewart I couldn't de
ceive my husband ] protested
"Nobody's asking YOU to-" she
snapped But if you have any hap
piness i'm your married life you've
got TO remember that you can't go
out of your way 10 tell your husband
things he would be better without
knowing Why on earth didn't YOU
say Jack was your nearest relative.
a cousin who had been brought up
as your brother? That's the truth
and il certainly was not up 10 YOU
to diagram the exact degree of cous-
inship.
And IN bet a cookv when YOU
found out that Jack loved you-oh.
YES. he told me that much. 7 worm
ed il out of him-you went right
home and told your husband all
about it. now didn't you o"
"Of course I answered
Mrs. Stewart raised her hands IN
mock despair.
II wish ! had me rewriting Of
the marriage service" she said. I'D
make it read. I promise to love
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-05-29
PERSONALS

Mr. and Airs. a. J.. Lawton of
Sterling, III, formerly of this city,
are the guests Of James Findlater.
1889 Yukon sv.
Mrs Earl Burge and baby daugh-
ter. Dorothy Grace OF Miles. are
spending the week with Mrs.
Burgess mother. Mrs William Van
Derbeck. I5f :. Laurel ST.
Edwin Goodall Of the Great Lakes
naval training station spent sun
DAY with mis- parents, AR. and Mrs.
j. +. G0odall, 225 Dubail av.
Walter A. Sweeney, 1905 w
Washington ay.. has returned from
indianapolis. where he enlisted in
the radio branch of the navy. He
Will leave on June FOR the Great
Lakes naval training station.
Mrs W. TT. Holland and daugh-
ter. Miss Helen Holland. 515 South
ST.. are at home after spending the
winter in California
Mrs. A. ". Lee. 120 S. Taylor ST.,
has returned from "a two weeks visit
with her son and family IN Chicago.
Sergt. Mai. Clifford Meyer of Camp
Shelby, Is attending the fourth or
hcers' training school
p. W. Smith, III y. Taylor ST.,
left Wednesday TO visit his son.
Vernon, who is now stationed at TT.
Andrews, y. Y, with the 18th Coast
artillery.
Herman I. Meyer OF the medical
stationed at Washington.
81
according to word received by his
mother. Mrs John Meyer. zoos
Miami St, Wednesday.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-05-29
SIX THOUSAND YANKEES
LIVE IN LONDON

LONDON, Nav 1s.-There are slN
thousand American civilians ne-
tween the axes OF Is and Al years
resident in England. according 10 "a
statement made DO the house Of
commons Tuesday oy 8. Cecil Beck.
parliamentary secretary for national
defense. The statement was made
iu reply 90 "a question a. 10 now
many men subjects or citizens of
alien countries Of military age We're
resident here. and whether IL was
proposed by convention. legislation.
or otherwise 20 make these men
eligible for military service.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-05-29
PRESBYTERIANS TO HOLD
UNION MEETING THURSDAY

All Presbyterian churches of the
city viii hold an union service at
the First Presbyterian church Thurs
day morning at 1880 o'clock Rev.
A. l.. Saunders of the Trinity Pres
address on the subject National
Prayers Answered" and A. T.. Martin
will speak on What We Should
Pray for Today" The remainder Of
the time will be devoted 10 PRAYER
in accordance with the proclamation
request of the president
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-05-29
MISTOOK OLD WRECK
FOR ENEMY U-B0AT

the several jerencts, the presence Of
which OF the Virginia cdpes gave
rise 10 rumors that German SUBJ
marines or raiders had been operat-
ing along the coast recently. was
the wreck OF a coastal schooner
which cOllided with another OF
Winter quarter shoals. Delaware,
last week This was learned Tues
day at the office OF the commanIant
of this naval district where ii was
announced that the wreck had been
destroyed by coast guard cutters.
The fate of the crew of the
schooner and the extent of the
damage To the other was not made
known.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-05-29
HAVE RARY GIRL.

Pvt and Mrs. Harold =. Peat are
the parents of baby girl Louise
Watson Peat. horn MAY l6 i'm Chi-
caro where Pvt. and Mrs Peat are
making their home at 5409 Black
stone av Both Pvt. and Mrs Peat
are known 10 South Bend people.
the latter having appeared here UNI
der the auspices OF the South Bend
Woman's club on one occasion. Pvt
Peat has addressed audiences here
2 number Of times
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-05-29
TO GIVE LECTURE AT
WYATT COMMENCEMENT

Rev. A III. Eells. pastor of the
Westminster Presbyterian church.
Will deliver his lecture The Great
est Issue OF the Greatest War In
ercises OF the Wyatt public schools
Friday night Rev Eells has deliv-
cred this lecture 30 tinses i'm the
last few months. having delivered 1t
three times I'M South Bend Rev.
Eeils - also 10 make the Memorial
day speech on Thursday in South
Bend
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-05-29
Announcement

Miss Helene Neitzel. 212 w. Tut
St, will entertain members of the
Advance circle Friday afternoon.
Miss Emma puer, 127 :. Walnut
ST., will be hostess TO the Priscilla
Girls club this evening
Chaplin Park w c. T. L. Will meet
Friday afternoon with Mrs. Dennis
Brownheld, Ala W. Lasalle av.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-05-29
GIVES ADDRESS.

Tuesday evening Lieut.. George
NJ Sanyage. C.. :. G.. member of the
Holy Cross congregation. delivered
a thrilling lecture Co "a large audi
ence at 81. C'asimir'S auditorium The
reverend speaker. who served in the
trenches for TWO years. witnessed
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-05-29
GRADUATION

Cra duatiOn portraits are an es-
sential part of the graduation pc
Rod because Of their sentimental and
historical value.
We are specialists in graduation
portraiture and as We can assure
YOU OF highly artistic and satisfac-
tory results. We solicit an oDportun-
itv to serve you. The Mcdonald
Studio. Adv.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-05-29

many outrages done 20 the innocent
victims 10y the ferocious Huns. He
declared that no civilized and Well
meaning person can even imagine
the barbarism of the Germans
Every one of the deeply impressed
audience left the hall resolved TO do
an he can 10 crush the enemy OF
liberty other mum bers OF the pro-
gram consisted Of music los the
metropolitan orchestra, song by
choir Falcon. NJ. Romanowsk
Flag drill by the girls of ST. Casimir's
school and song by the parish choir.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-05-29
JUST A REMINDER

to care for your furs during the
summer. Our facilities for Storage
and expert trea tuent OF your furs
are the best. Charges very small
Repairing and remodeling Al special
prices now. n. Greenblatt Furrier
Est 1900. 232 S. Michigan -.
-AdvI
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-05-29
AUTEN ". r. C.. NO. IT,

All members of Auten W. r.. g..
NO. IA. are requested To- be present
at the Memorial services for the
Union soldiers dead. 20 Doe held al
Soldiers and Sailors monument in
the court house yard Thursday. 1880
p. m. instead Of 1880 a. M. as for
merly. BY order OF the president.
BEBTHA L. HILDEBRAND.
4Se4-2Q-AdVt
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-05-29

Memorial day was observed Tues
iav afternoon by the students OF the
seventh and eighth grades az the -.
dedWige's school An exceptionally
pleasing program carefully prepared
which included Rotations. compost
tons. readings and singing, was rem
dered in best OF manner before a
fair sized audience.
Many of the selections that were
chosen and read by the pupils spoke
OF patriotism that is being infused
into their hearts and bound 20 make
real American citizens Of them IN
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-05-29

The Christian Science church will
hold services on Thursday morning
Nav s0fh al 1880 o'clock The pub
Tie is invited $500 0-Adft.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-05-29
s-Advt.

The Christian Scrnce church viii
hold services on Thursday morning
MAY s0th a. 1880 o'clock The pub
lie j. invited. 1906 SQ-Advt.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-05-29
Has 1T OCCTRREn

To YOU that perhaps you're not get
ting the best laundry work for your
money" You must be a patron of
this laundry 10 get the best results.
Just ask anyone who wears good
looking linen and nine out OF ten
will tell YOU their bundle soe~ TO
this Laundry Phone 20 Davies Iaun-
dry and Cleaning Co.-Adv.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-05-29

The best service for amateur
kodak hnishing. AT Schilling = ADV.
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