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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-03-05
PERSONALS

j. Tomaszewski and daughter IF
Detroit are the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Marion TomaszewskL 421 y.
Walnut St
Leo Januszak of Gary, who has
been here on business. left for Laf-
ayette. Ind. Tuesday morning.
George T. Cieslinski left for his
home in South Chicago following 4
brief visit here
Micheal Lazowski, Warren ST, left
Monday for Bay City TO spend two
weeks with relatives.
Stanislaus Gradzius returned 20
his home in Bloomington, H., fol-
lowing "a brief visit with South Bend
friends
w. embiszewski of Laporte visit
ed with friends here Monday.
:. A. Wrzasnowicz OF Toledo is In
the city visiting with friends.
Mrs Stanley SzczapinslIi. 1242 ".
Division ST.. has gone To Chicago on
a business visit.
Fred Juszkowski arrived here
from Chicago for a few days visit
with friends.
John Kusznierski Prairie av.. has
gone 10 Gary 10 spend a few days
with relatives and friends
Theodore Draguszewski returned
70 his home i'm Laporte. Following
a brief visit with friends here
J. Swiercz. recruiting officer OF
the Polish army, stationed az Ham
mond. is the guest Of Mr. and Mrs.
Stanislaus Hon. 1923 Hine st.
Clarence Wojaszewski returned 20
Toledo following a brief visit here
with friends
Joseph werwinsk. 4O5 s. Chaplin
st. returned from a business visit
in Chicago.
Clarence Wasprzyck Of Indiana
Harbor is spending a few days with
South Bend friends.
Casimir Jerzakowski, 20 y.
O'Brien ST.. returned from a FIVE
DAYS business visit in New York
city.
Vincent Lazorowicz returned 20
Michigan City after three days
visit here with friends
Stanislaus Grawecki. Brookfeld
ST.. who has been ill with rheuma-
tism the past few DAYS. is recover
ing
Louis Ewald returned 70 Ham
mond following a three DAYS visit
with his parents Mr.. and Mrs.
Theodore Ewald. 614 : Kaley ST.
Theodore Mruczewski. W Sample
St. returned from Hammond Tues
day where he has spent week with
relatives and friends
Edward Barawski arrived here
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-03-05
The Housewives Economy Calendar
by Frances Marshall

rules for making. white sauces are
also nice to have posted in plain
sight.
Every housewife should have a
weekly schedule. showing just what
tasks should be done on what days,
and also what things should be-
done every two weeks and what
should be done every other day and
what daily. With a plan of this sort
the task of getting things done IS
simpler. still il would be quite a tax
10 the memory TO have 10 remem-
Der all these things Therefore
make for yourself a schedule show
ing just what has 20 be done for
each day Of the week. what day the
laundry man comes for the clothes
and what day he returns them.
Sometimes il is convenient at the
beginning Of each week 10 make a
fresh list for the week. jOtting down
the days that the cleaning woman
is 10 come and other reminders for
that particular week. II really saves
a lot OF worry and keeps the cOgs
going round without friction.
Copyright. 1879
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-03-05
DERSONALC

Corporal Mortimer J. Odell, Camp
Shelby, Miss, is spending "a week
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w.
A. Odell. 73S \. Cushing st.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Studebaker
jr.. Sunnyside. have returned from
trip TO Florida.
Mrs. Charles Ashbaugh, $50 s.
Columbia St, has been called TO
Romeo. Mich, because OF the Sc
rious illness of her sister. Mrs. Cor
tez Fessenden.
Mrs. L. II. Dunn has returned to
the city after spending the winter
in New York city.
Mrs c. J. Murphy of Chicago is
visiting her daughter. Mrs. Louis
Altering. sic Leland av.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-03-05

hart lots 81. 40 commissioner
su 5division. ST.
Charles Kreuger 20 Charles Weld
ler lot on Sample ST.. $1,000.
Charles r. Smith 10 Carrie Cooper
lot 20 Hartman and Millers add
ton. 81.
Charles Feitz 10 Bert Phillips. lo'
% Barnes first addition. $50
Ed Neddo Windle 20 Katie n
Pencil. 40 acres Greene township
$500.
Albert J. Wright and wife 90 Sa-
Iona Locker. lot 90 Berner grove
FIRST addition. $500.
Helen O. Gordier and husband to
Samuel f. Wiedman and wife. lot
l27 Bowman NTH addition. 3d.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-03-05
READY FOR THE PARTY.


If Dicky and 1 had been alone in
the apartment when / hung up the
receiver after listening to Lillian
Gales cordial acceptance Of my in
vitation, L am afraid we would hEe
another quarrel. / was hurt and IT.
ritated at the onhand manner in
which Dicky had consulted her
about the other guests. I had felt
that he had Ignored me completely,
after had sacrificed my own in
clinatiOn and preJudIces. and eX-
tended an invitation 70 the Under
woods for the next evening. / had
intended 10 surprise him with my
magnanimity. Instead, / told my
self bitterly, ne had surprised me
with his boorishness.
But Katie stood waiting. Any
plans for the next evenings chatting
dish supper must be made at once:
What would you like ?" 1 turned
10 Dicky.
Don't you bother about this sup
per. Majge." His important manner
made me smile in spite of nay irri-
tation This chahng dish stunt is
my speciality. and the crowd always
want more whenever I'm the cook.
THE sandwiches I'll leave 10 you. -
Dicky ratified on. II never bothered
with those. Lii always brought some
over whenever the crowd came over
to the studio. or you can fix the
sandwiches yourself, but be sure YOU
have q kick in them. Remember
this crowd isn't school teachers ice
cream party"
If Dicky had carefully planned is
words 10 wound and anger me so
that I would take neither interest
nor pleasure i'm the coming of his
friends, he could not have chosen
them more wisely. resolved,
however, that i would control my
anger. i felt that L detested the
very thought of his friends and our
proposed entertainment 10 them,
but 1 told myself with bitterness
that this was part of the price I had
to pay for loving a man so dissim-
liar in states and meals 10 myself
IF you're going out, Katie" he
said. stop at that little sea food
market where you used TO get the
oysters. remember. and have him
send over a hundred-you know the
kind And don't forget TO stop at
the delicatessen where you always
used 10 get the stuff for me. You
know the kind of cheese-two
pounds, not too fresh, and some OF
those salty square crackers. Have
you all the other stuff in the
house ?"
"Oh, yes. Meester Graham. mus
tard, pepaire-all kinds, ta-bas-co.
Woos-"
Don't break your jaw, Katie, -
advised Dicky mischievOusly. III
take your word for it, Get two of
those large bottles OF stuffed olives,
and some sailed nuts, the girls al
ways want those, and then whatever
Mrs. Graham wants for sand
wiches."
Katie turned 10 me inquiringly.
For a moment ] could not speak for
the lump in my throat. / seemed
so completely out of il. ] had had
rosey dreams before I married of
entertaining some of Dicky's friends
at a little supper. and surprising
them with some of the dainty dishes
! had served TO some of my own
friends. And here Dicky was max
ing my maid his partner in the
planning. even grudsing me the
preparation Of the sandwiches
resolved to assert my~elf in one
matter anyway.
Il will prepare the sailed nuts
myself" / said in my most dignifed
manner. Those you get at the
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-03-05
NEWS OF INTEREST TO
POLISH CITIZENS
SOCIAL EVENTS.

The girls gym class of Lady Fall
cons NJ. .ROmanowski viii meet
Thursday evening at KOsciuszko
hall.
The X. Pulaski Falcons gym class
will hold its exercises Thursday
evening at Warsaw hall
The gym class of Falcons Z. Bal
icki. No. /. will hold their exercises
Thursday evening at Z. b. hall.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-03-05
FORTY HOURS DEVOTION.

The opening of 40 hours devotion
will be observed at st. Casimir's
Catholic church Sunday morning at
10 O'Clock with a solemn high mass.
FIR StanIslaus GOrka. G. : c.. pas
tor. will be assisted throughout the
devotions by Notre Dame. local and
out of town priests in the different
functions
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-03-05


The engagement ~ Miss Sylvia
+ kreider All S. Main ST.. daugh-
ser OF Mr.. and Mrs. j. a. Kreider
Of LineViile. Ia. and Joseph H..
Nch or the Ethan apartments. was
announced az o'clock dinner
given Monday evening by Miss
frances Thurman in the Wedge
wood room Of the oliver hotel.
Covers were placed for eight guests
az a table conferred with basket
Of white tulips and pink roses
Flowers were given as the guest ia
'ors and the announcement was
made by the placing Of the couples
initials on the place cards. The
wedding viii take place on Mon
day. April l..
=
a lecture or "Art Literature and
Music by DR. Charles r. Vickery
was given Monday evening before
members of the Womans Civic
league at the home OF Mrs Edward
+. Fricke. sos y. Lafayette blvd
DIR. Vickery compared The art. mu-
present time with the past. declar-
ing that this period had pro-
duccd no great masters He read
"a number OF poems and selections
from novels recently produced.
Another feature of the evening
was the musical program in which
VVincbeII and tho soutb Pend la
dies, c1fartet rsrticinsted Miss
cborts ,Ia,.od o. ,.ioli, collection md
~ yvtrct,elI s,,,, tggo eoIog
..y,l,., the Poys C,nr,o Hon., and
can Pe,,oir Rut Not C.ood-b,,a
Soldier po,, 3, Tbe ladies, Quartet
which is cor,nogad of Ms Norr,an
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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-03-05
REVELATIONS OFA WIFE
BY Adele Garrison

store are not fl 20 eat. Please listen
carefully 10 what 1 tell YOU Katie.
for / wish no mistake in things ,-ou
bring me. 1 want three pounds OF
the best almonds. the soft shelled
ones. three small jars of archovies,
three cans OF imported caviar. one
quart Of those tiny onions. and
three loaves of sandwich bread. we
have plenty of butter in the house.
/ know.
Be sure that the man under
stands that any of those articles
which are not opened are to be re-
turned"
'All right" said Katie. and went
into the kitchen on her way out.
Dicky backed away from me and
pretended awe.
"Oh! descendent Of thrifty yam
kee traders. l bow 10 your wisdom.
Take back what you have not used
II I had all the unopened stun I've
presented to the janitor. 1 could buy
a car instead of riding i'm taxis."
NO doubt l responded dryly I
really could not resist the tempta
ton TO aim a shaft, be it ever so
feeble a one, at Dickys compla.
cence. But Dicky. what shall we
give them TO drink. Coffee? ! shall
need more than / have in the
house"
Dicky raised his hands high in
the air with an exaggerated gesture
of despair.
'Conee-ye gods and little fishes.
offer that bunch coffee and nothing
else. and you have TO send them all
home in ambulances."
l suppose my face expressed the
dismay l felt at a possible repeti-
ton of the experience of the night
before. for he patted my shoulder
kindly and said reassuringly:
Don't worry little girl, Wen keep
this party on a strictly beer and
ale basis. Then there won't be any
trouble. Any one of the crowd ex-
cept Mrs. Lester and yourself could
/ handle a key of either without any
trouble AS neither of you will
probably take more than a glass or
two apiece anyway, you do not need
TO bother any more tonight about
our party. I'll ca the others up
after a while. Come on over here
and talk to me-"
He settled himself i'm the immense
cushioned armchair which we have
grown TO love because of the tender
intimate little talks we have had
while in tit is large enough 10
hold US cOmfortably-and held out
his arms for me.
never felt less like being ca
ressed than I did at that instant.
knowingly or not. Dicky had bruis-
ed my sensibilities with almost
every word he had uttered concern
ing our proposed little supper. But
l detested unutterably another quar-
rel. so l came slowly toward Dicky.
His arms went around me. and he
gathered me close to him.
sweetheart" he said. I'm a
clumsy chap, and i get the cart be
/ fore the horse half the time. but
don't YOU make any mistake about
( this. ! love you. love you. love
| you, and what you've done tonight
makes an awful hit with me.
/ hHOW litSt ptoplt d. Gil Noul hlAu
I but they're my friends I've chum-
med with them for years. and I'm
| indebted to them for hundreds OF
( kindnesses"
Ny husbands eyes. his voice. his
arms EMBODIED me with tenderness
/ His words drew the bitterness from
my heart I felt again the rapture
/ of the knowledge that he was my
man. mine. ! snuggled closer "a
\ him. and felt every Vestige Of re-
| sentiment leave me in the happiness
Of being loved.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-03-05
BERLIN HAS HOLIDAY

AMSTERDAM. March THE
German press greets the advent
Of peace with Russia as a master
stroke The German emperor s
telegram To Chancellor Won Hert-
ling is placarded throughout
Berlin. Flass are flying every
where. and the schools will have
a holiday tomorrow The Liep-
siz Neuste Nachrichten's Berlin
correspondent SAYS that nerOtia-
tions with Serbia and Montene-
gro are a matter Of few weeks
as both like Roumania. are out
OF the war and must sign peace.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-03-05
II MADE CORPORAL.

George :. Goebel or the head
quarters Co, 18th deld artillery
Camp Shelby. Miss. has been a corr
poral. Cpl. Goebel is the son Of
Councilman william Goebel of this
CITY.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-03-05
BIRTHS

a daughter was born 20 Nr and
Mrs Michael Krawczyk. 449 Meade
ST. TUESDAY. March ..
Born % Mt. and Mrs. Fred Glenn.
8I5 Wood ST.. "A daughter March 4.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-03-05

Millinery and art. needlewOrk
opening on wednesday and Thurs
gay. Mrs. NJ. a. F'ralick.
PISS I-AdVt.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-03-05

Spring opening ON Wednesday
and Thursday. Mrs. NJ. a. FralcS.
81 y Main ST 21S9-I-AdVt.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-03-05

lace, Mrs. c. r. Francis. Mrs. +. l..
Sims. and Mrs. William Renfranz
viii serve on the art committee. The
music committee includes Mrs. r.
81. Hutchinson. chairman. Mrs. Har-
~ y. Barnes. Mrs. Edwin Knepper.
Mrs. G.. :. Todd and Mrs. Floyd A..
DeahL The next department meet
ing viii be held in two weeks.
-
The Development Of Recent In
ventions' was discussed in an in
torestine manner in a paper pre-
sented by Mrs. +. W. McCallum at
the meeting OF the current events
department OF the Progress club
held in the club rooms Monday aft
ernOOn. Mrs. McCallum placed
special emphasis on the invention
OF the submarine Following the
program, plans were discussed for
Genius day which will be . OBJ
served by the department on April
-. This viii also be guest day and
special program is being plan
ned At the next regular meeting
on March is. the program will be
presented BY Mrs. Walter G.. Mues-
sci and Mrs. Lafayette LeNan.
=
Mrs. Martha Dreher. $40 r.
Keasey ST.. was hostess TO members
of the Live Oak drill team Monday
night. a comforter was knOtted by
the ten members present. In the
contests which were held during
the social hour, the favors were
won by Mrs. Cora Martindale, Mrs
Louise Moore. and Mrs. Anna How
ard. on March Is Mrs. Grace Kiz-
er. Sherman av.. will entertain the
members.
Miss Josephine James, 52S =
Carroll ST., entertained members Of
the As You Like 1t club Monday
night. The Life and WORK Of
James Mclean Whistler" was the
subject of "a paper read by Miss
Hattie Bowman. In one week the
members will meet at the home of
Miss Anna Stanfeld. 124 s. William
ST. Miss Maude Heath Will be host
ess.
Members of the Studebaker club
and the Monday Night Dancing club
entertained with a dancing party at
the Indiana club Monday night.
Forty-fve couples attended the af-
fair and DOnahue's orchestra rem
dered the music. A similar party
will be given on March is.
Twenty members were present at
the meeting of the Philathea class
of the Westminster church held
Monday night at the home of Mrs.
Verne NanDUsen, 1929 y. Allen st.
The heming of hospital towels for
the Red Cross occupied the time.
The class officers will entertain at
the meeting 10 be held in one week
at the home of Mrs. Charles IL.
Beyrer, 9O9 Cleveland av. A
O'Clock dinner will be served.
Routine business was transacted
at the meeting OF the directors Of
the St Joseph county w. G. T. T.,
held Monday afternoon at the Y.
w. G.. A. The next meeting Will he
held on April /.
:.
A social evening was enjoyed by
members OF the Harris twp. Red
Cross auxiliary Friday night at the
home of Mrs. r. $. ScameheOTn,
near Granger, Ind.
a q IsaHrr - =
opening on Wednesday and Thurs
gay. Mrs. NJ. \. F'raliCk.
1SS-j-AdVt.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-03-05

from Michigan City on business.
NJ NIarczewicz OF Toledo is spend
ing a few days with friends here
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-03-05

A social evening was enjoyed by
members Of the Harris twp. Red
Cross auxiliary Friday night at the
home of Mrs. F.. $. ScameheOrn,
near Granger, Ind.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-03-05
RAPTISNIS

Helen. daughter If Mr.. and Mrs
LadisIaus Kaminski. 1901 w
Thomas ST.. was baptized Sunday
afternoon az -. Hedwige's church.
The god-parents are Dorothy Kos
zewsM and Anthony Cydulski
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-03-05

Routine business was transacted
at the meeting of the directors of
the St. Joseph county w G. T. T.,
held Monday afternoon at the Y.
W. G.. A. The next meeting Will he
held on April /.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-03-05

Members Of the Studebaker club
and the Monday Night Dancing club
entertained with a dancing party at
the Indiana club Monday night.
Forty-fve couples attended the af-
fair and DOnahue's orchestra rem
dered the music. A similar party
will be given on March is.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-12-05
\ER SONAL MENTION
IN IsTgER snuao,sts ON LocAi uAtpeMoo3
# ANAAoNo 9uu pU0raE or fum C11v AND vlcaNJxY.3
?. 's o0sNte AND CUMMINGS Or LOCAL pOt1U

Thomas Brown b = couaty seat
visitor from Rly today.
Mrs. +. n. Lynch b . county seat
visitor today fron Merrill.
c. r. Asher came h on the train
last svsalas from Rsdlins.
T. W. PAeasger h here % matters
Of businsle frem chlloQuin.
Dick Lacey. c. 0'CoAaeli and
Chss. Dueean are In the city from
Merrill.
r. l.. Burns came In yesterday
from Fort klamath for . short bust.
ne1 visit. tff9 3H
L. w. Wakefield and r. X. Van
sio,Rsl ere rsgisssrsa at the Hotel
Hal today from Malin.
II. ana Mra W. 9. sDalsoA and
tAair two boys we're u town, yester.
az fsula the Malin district.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-12-05

+. W. Hunt end =. L, Hssuaea OK
here on matters Of business fron oau
Franelsco. They ere eussts at ths
white Pelican Hotel.
Mr.. ana Mn. g. n. Rams>y end
Mr.. and Mrs. n Martin islt tAll
mornine for Ashland q rseolpt 81
the news that .. =. Ransby. latAss
Of Mr.. Ramsby and Mn. Mavtln. va
very III. ~ nj E
Sterling 0arrstt. y wsil kHows
Klamath Falls boy. who graduated
some time ago from the Ualtsd
States Naval Academy q Anne salis
rn~ who has been assigned e The U,
q. stsamship sa .ramansse. Aas jasl
been promoted 10 the rank ef Lieu.
tcnant. according 70 news rscslved
b. bic father. J. II. Garrett.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-12-05

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vaes seatrel ~ ewAsesAip aaa com.
plsSs publle oW6eea1lp aA1 operation,
TAe rpeets deah u lsistA wisA,sAs
~ rSAv(l 81 Sellsta1 sslatioas saNs.
s6ty ~ war a. t1e sovsransat'o
- - ~ r coop0ilea. aa1 TIE a.
latieoS q ~ Interstate Commerce
.csnn,eslea n plesstee osaseal Ne.
xdso ~ ~ slllrea1 aAmialssra.
~. dSe 6Sui6 6lSslSa bee es-spsra,.
- tally .wjlA he. government mea.
aeeasat. says NE ,sepest. but the
ConalsalaAr rs1lll selalne ~ ausAes,sy
70 review (bs lalllots1 by ths DIR
setee oeaejol M
Raiirsal valSaslsa wssk sf Ne
Csmmissioo. Which Win bseome o.
great inpaee4nee b case of govern
meat pnrsoabe = prstesdlae wilh
little inlss)oesoto - aeeesat ~ ths
war. oats(y wesk bee bssa assumsa
partly b The railroad aaministratioa
bot e1ue6eloaal woek b being eon.
tiausl tArneut ~ ,esuntry. ne Gem.
niaioa d ~ ut ysaf has great
sertlss h odsAht = psulness uat.
tern rate elaS sAslsa. ~ Aas uad.
srteaea ajAuab9 'ee etAer invsstiea.
tis&s q hsss ~ pststlssa
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neat eoaeeeoiug tutuee policlss To-
dsiAf' l6essAds; y slessa ~ ali the
49,. No ss6satl1 rssiGasd 70 as.
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0tAess ass: WlAtAree y. 0aaleh.
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Harlan. Charles 9. llcchoed. Dal.
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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-12-05
SAGE ETEAOANDy
TO DARkEM HA|R
sT's ORANDAo0FuKR's ReCIPK N
na1N0 nACx COLOR AND LUo.
9He 10 HAM


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aisht u yos'll Gst . Se.eeat bottle ol
'Wysth's oage end Sulphur Con.
pousl" q ssy lPus ,Aose. Mililona
a bettlss os this olA famous Gage r.
Recipe. improved by The addition Of
Ahss Ingredients. aps cold annually,
Ptsys . we'll known druggist here, bs.
eause n dsrksas the hair % natur.
ally aad evenly that 10 ons saa tell b
be- been applied.
Thoss whpss hsir b turaing syay
nv becoming fsasd have 3 surprise
swaitiss them. because aftes oss o.
sve applications Tie gray Aais vsn.
'sass aaA your lesks beeomo luxusi.
Astly dark as1 beautiful.
Tnls b TIE ase e yoeth. 0pay.
seSrc1. uaattsastive tejks sssn't wsat:
= atound. - ~ busy With Wyetht
leee ~ Sulphur Compeunl todasAi
~ yea'n - tellghte1 vlth yous
lesk. hon1some hais sn1 your youth.
~ apoeasaaso within . teW days.
51is DeepasatieA \ Z lellol pooulI1le
~ = 81 iatenle1 ~ ~ susa, u)tl.
'oneaee - psesootoso - 1l1oaDA Aav
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-12-05
WoNlEN'S toes NAY
RAISE IN PRICES

CLEVELAND. DEC. S.-Ths M.
tional Association Of Cloak and 0ult
Manufacturers hes closed . two dsys'
coavention here.
Manufacturers believe that prices
q suits and cleaks tor uexs opslng
end Fsll may - 1s per esat AigAss
than In lSls. due 70 The inereoss1
cast Of labor end operating sxpsasss.
The style eomnittss's receansa.
datieas Tor nsxt Spring - aanounesa
shows short. looee hanging. bosy
models With braid. eording q -.
broidsry trimming viii - popalar
IN suits. 0thsrs ere more slmple ef
outline and will - worn With white
or colored vests Or vsstses.
TIE skirts tor Spring vill - bullt
on youthful linss. not tee ti0ht aa1
hsv,ss TIE appssraaes e sapss'as
at the foot lins.